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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Trif6er 0ubuermift

1T elm borsdaIides MittsI, um idiper su
erbibenbe Stofe sur @druns su brin8en.
unb 1T oesbalb ais i3uiab gu manderIei
WateriaI, peIdeS our Inlase zines
WiabeetS gebraudt ipirb, febr su empfeb'
len. @enn Der Wiiit pber baS 2aub sI
NAB seporben, eripdrmt es iid am eriten
ipieber, ipenn man Siibnermiit sufebt.
Spreu, SdsemebI, aItes @ras, ionitlse
abfdae bon Strob, Seu, 2umpen unb 10
ipeiter Iaiien iid unter 3ubilfnabme bon
Siibners poer Iaubenmiit CUR InIaee bon
Wiitteeten p%erpenben, .,tpas namentIid in
IoIden Srten, no 8ferbemiit idtper su
besieben ober iebr teuer 1T, sum- 8eifpiel
i'm 8bsinsau, no fir ben Barren (circa
10 3entner) 5 bis 6 Mart besabIt tpers
ben, bon erobem 8orteil fem fam.
Dian braudt mad Der .Sausfrauens Sci.
tuns" nidt bieI b%insusuieben, III mub
baB @anse redt tiidtiS burd chamber
oemen9t perben, bamit Der Sdbuermiit
8riinbli6 nit ZEN anoeren Stoffcn pers
fest lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Sams i,nb Spf.
Witffcmmcrfmcfeu

8isIe @eflissIstdter baben fdIe6tes
Slid NIT ipat aussebriiteten Subnern.
Sine furbtbare llriade ber Sterblidfeit
unter 8iiden. bic i'm Stunt, Suli ober su
Infane Iueuit CUR Welt fommen, 1T bic
raide 8%ermebruns bes llnsesiefers unb
beiIen erbbbte Tbatisfeit su bieier Sabs
resseit. Dies 1T obne 3peifeI in pislen
Sdaen Der @runb bes lansiamen Wadss
tbums Der &iiden. ben 8ieIe benz beiben
0etter sufdreiben. SoBar mitten i'm
Sommer 1T bic Site feIten erbber aIs
ben iunsen 8iden suiast, unb tpenn ie
un bieie Belt bon nnseSiefer fret sebaIten
werben unb seb6rie fir Sutter, Grant
unb 8einIidteit seipret piro, ioaten iie
raideS @adStbum b%efunben.
Menn Siibner ipdt auSsebriitet tperben
~ioIIen, 1T es bon @idtisfeit, cine raid
our Neife e~eIansenbe Raiie su pdblen, 10
bab iie bpr Gintritt beS 8inters ans 2es
gen fommen ; a~nbernfaaS iperben ite bis
Sriibiabr feline gier uno aIio feline Gins
nabme %seipdbren. 8lpmoutb Nods unb
8rabmas, bic int SUM- ober Suit our
8eIt fommen, fbnnen faum bor 8eeinn
oes faIten @etters su Iesen anfansen ;
binee8en barf man bon 2esborns, bic
man i'm Suli auSbriiten IdBt, tpobl er'
t%parten, ipenn man ndrnIid fir beren
rafde gntipideIuns eebDris ior8t, bab
tie Dor Gintritt iebr falten @stterS ans
2esen seben. Dies lit elm 8unft, Der
nidt su iiberieben 1T, benn bauon bdnsi
ibre flnftise NiBIidfeit in bobem Grade
ab.
Spdt sesosene Siibner iino sepib nidi
eintrdsIib, ipenn iie nidt i'm @inter, sur
3eit, no Die gier tbeuer iinb. feiBis le'
gen unb tpenn man ibnen nibt Elm 70 bes
basIides QUARTER siebt, bab iie ben
sanSen @inter binbur6 nit 2esen forts
fabren. 11ebrisens ioIte man iein 8prs
urtbeiI sesen bas Siibnsrbrilten i'm Sum
obsr SuIi faien. Man forge nur fiji
cine Naiie, Die raid reift unb reidlid
leet, unb baIte iie fret bon nnsesiefer,
weldsS bel beiBem @etter bic ihlimmit tt
Blase be8 SiibnerpolfeS 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Mfiebansfune Der Nfersc int
Sfdue.

So 1T serabesu unbesrsiflid, baB
2eute, bic iabraus iabrein nit Yferben
%umseben, bieie Ibiere 10 tpenis su bee
banbeIn beriteben. Seben mir uns sus
nddit bic 8ferbeitdQe an !: bieieIben
iinb oft bunfeI pber bdmmeris in 8euers
seidoien untersebradt, unrein, su beib
unb bunitie, pber gu falt. lueens uno
9unsenfranfbeiten iinb bic Solse Der
8arberei
Sur ais Elm ipabres rlnbins fbnnen
bic bod an Der 8anb anssbradten Seu.
raufen beseidnet tperben. Mer bieieIben
erfunben bat, muB cine Giraffe beim
Sreiien beobadtet unb iie fir Elm Bferb
sebaIten baben bas gfsrb i'm 2atursu.
itanbe nimmt feline Rabruns bonn 8oben
auf, ni6t aber bon 8dumen, ipie bic
@iraffe ober Der elephant. 8ei benz
5reiien bon Der 3aufe fallen benz Ibiere
unsdbIise fleine Sdmsreien unb Seuitaub
in bic Niiitern uno Iusen unb perurs
fa6en Grfranfunsen ber ItbmunsSorz
game, fofpie G%ntsinbun8 Der Iusen, oft
Grblinouna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Giue praftithe Mdufefaae.

Gin I~eerer, circa f~iinfsbaiser 8Iumens
tcpf. elm suseipiBteS NummerboIs (gtis,
fett) unb elm Stiid Brett, @IaS, Sdies
fer ober bsrsIeiden. gin benz ipiben
gnbe beS 3ummerboIses befeitist man
ben 8bber. SPED. 8rot unb bersleiden.
iteat ben 8Iumentopf umsefebrt auf bas
8retttiid Ober anbereS, iteIt II bas
RummerboIs auf bic bobe 8ante. nit
benz Sboer mad oben, mad benz Snnern
oeS COPIES eeridtet inter ben Gano beSs
ielben, 10 baB bieier 3 bis 4 Gentimeter
bierburd auf Der einen Settle seboben
pirb. 9aS Sod I'M Topfe pirb. tpenn
es gu erob it, ausetopft. SobaIb bic
MauS unter ben TOpf friedt unb an benz
8bber naet, fippt baS Sols um, Der 9opf
faIt berunter, uno bic Mau8 1T eefans
gen. g8ir finsen oft 30 bis 40 Mauie
in elmer Nadt nit bieier Sale, bemerft
$. Sperien i'm .9raftiiden 3atBeber
fir @artens unb Obiibau".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Staetratt.
SeLect Council. 2. Mueuit.

StttSt Spuitttg &. NuBuI.
Die 3carins 8roof 8%riidenberorbs
nuns paiiirte nad elmer 8eridIeppune
bon brei Monaten enbsiiItis. (Wenn
man i'm eIei6en Sdlenprian fortfdbrt,
ipirb Der Sridenbau tpobI Elm paar
Sabre bauern.)
Stabtantpalt Torrep CAB iein @utad.
ten babln ab, baB Die peridiebenen Des
partements Der Stabt ipobI beitimmen
t6nnen, tpeI9e Sorte Arbeiter bei6dftigi
perben ioIen baB iie aber ~unabbdnss
gen Gpntraftorsn in biefer SinEidt feline
8oridriften su MAIDEN bdtten.
Gin bon Munlep einsebrahter Intrae,
eaB fir einen 8abeplab so BEL $50 Sui
unb 4 SUB tief in benz Nap aus Bari
8orfebrunsen setrofen iperbeu, paiiirtc
einitimmis. (Sm 9arfe ielbit tpdrt
bod bic SADIE unitattbaft. 70 tpiinidens'
tpertb font uua cine iol9e anitaIt isir
tpiirbe.)
Die 8erenseruns bon 8ine StraBe.
stpiiden Mabiion unb Monroe, tpurb,
beidlohen.
3weite 2eiuns paiiirten bic 8erorb'
nun8en fir bic @rbifnun8 bon @pominf
4pemue unb fir Seitentpe8e an SeIops
Strabe.
Die 8erprbnun8en fir SeitenipeBe al
8et 2adapanna Ibenue unb an &C.
tpiiien StraBen Der ID. 98arb pailirter
enoBiItig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Gin outer 5runf i'm CONNER


lit ebenio 8ebiliniBartlteI iuie Speiie.
Sdpn felt Sabren empfeblen mir gu Dem
i3pcd bic Selbltbereitun8 bes SOmmers
bleres na6 folssnOem 3esspte !: gu einem
Edbten Bier bon 10 @aIonen eebDren
81 8funo Mals. ; Yfano Sopfen, !
4funo 8ierbeie, 4 Bfuno Serbitete uno
auf elmer Sanemiible 5ermalene 9erite
unb l 8funo Sprup. 0ieS ales Dlrt
in einem Seilel, Der NIT Incident (Ge9en)
@aiisr sefiilt 1T, OrbentIi6 Surdsefodt,
bann absefiiblt uno in Elm fsines Siet
eeIdattet. 9tod lauparm in elm SAT
eefGQt, fest man benz 10 @alonen Sns
bait 4 Bfunb 8ierbefe unb einiBe GBlbf'
fsI ipsiben 3uder su unb laBt baS nun
einen Sag sabren. Ran ieBt man nod
einen gblDffel 8adioba su. beripunSei
oas SAB uno Iest es in ben Seller une
entnimmt mad eiuisen Taeen ben 8ebari
bon Bier, peIdes bent 8isre 8robei
8rauereien an Site nidts naditebt,
aud fol- elm SbeelbffeI 3udsr auf iebs
@aIpne 8ier fommen.-@.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
eft ba8 3abntpeb

rbsumatiider art, 70 tbut cine 3afie
8amilentbee gut 0ienite eleidseitis
Itedt moi Elm paar 8amiqenbliiten in bas
DIR. Mud ipenbet man beiB semadtes
8odiaIs an, bas man in Wtuabeuteln
auf bic idmersenbe @anse lest. Man
pedieIt bieIe beiBen SaIsbeutel ale Sebn
Minuten uno fabrt biermit einise Stuns
ben fort. Inter 1%lmitdnben tpirft gee
riebsns robe 8artofeI. bic auf Die 8ade
seIest tpirb, ~beionbers sur Nadtseit. pors
siisIid. 9lud bilft eS oft ausenblidlid. bes
ionbet8 wenn Der Sdmers aus boblen
3abnen berribri, tpenn man Sdpertlis
ltenpurseIn fault. 3abnidmers, Der
nsrpDisr glatur 1T, fann aud bur6
8auen, iei es zines 9utterbrotes ober
zines Stiidss SIeiid. seboben iperoen.
Das 8auen ipirtt berubisenb unb mills
bernb auf bic auf8ereeten Herben.
Sdnupfen bon etpaS 8um 1T bel Beers
tdl.un9 iebr gut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

8prIiht bor benz SpeideI Der SauS.
there mub tets bon neuem empfoblen
tperben, ba feineSipess uni6aSlide Wts
frooreanismen BARN nadeewleien limb.
Sipeca bat bariiber cine Arbeit perbfents
li6t. Gr fanb i'm SpeideI Der Bferbe
peritiebene gasiuen unb Geccen unb
oaruntsr brei, bic siftia %ipirfen, tpie Der.
iude an Meeridpeinden ersaben. giner
papon tritt ~befunbers. bdufis auf, ct finbet
li6 aud i'm gtbboben unb fommt BON oa
auf has @ras unb Seu. glnbers ipar
ipisbsr Der SpsideI bon &aben bei6afs
fen, er entbielt auber bielen 8asilen uno
Gnccen (SuseIpilsen) einen neuen Bacillus
Der, 8anindsn unb MeeridDeinden eins
seimpft. idon nab "a Stunben tbbtete.
Im alIermsiltsn 8afterien entbdIt Der
SunbeIpeideI. Wan mub baber naments
lid 8inber, bic ipenieer ipiceritenoss
fdbis iinb. ernitIid Oapor iuarnen. in
ibrsr 2iebe gu Suno uno 8abe gar su
sdrtIib su tperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Scnneune Der unreifen Iepfef 81
Oclee.

SaaapfeI. tpsnn iie siemIid anseipads
fen iinS, etsnen iid ishr gut gum &oten
bon Npfslselee (9lpfelfraut), einem
0abrunsstoff, Der iid in ieber Samilie,
Defenders in iolden NIT &inbern, nilbIid
ma6t, inbem man Jpn gum 8rOt iBt, ober
su 9ubbinsiaucen beniibt. Ober aud
NpfeIbrei bamit periiibt. 8olfommen
relies Obit eibt pieI peniger GeIee, inoem
Der @aasrttoff in bic 3uders uno Oil
tobolbiIbuns tberseean8en 1T. Man
waI6t bic Mepfel, ianeibet iie in sipei bic
pier Stide. fodt iie tpeid unb ldBt iie
prei Gage in einem @efabe lteben. 50
iei auSbriidlid bemerft, paB bic Sriidtt
nidt gsi6dIt fperbeu biirfen, ipeil in uni
all Der SdaIe Die meiite Galerte enibal'
ten lit. Nadbsm bic 8reimuiie in einem
Sade burd eisenes 9epidt oeer nu'
gelinbe seoriidt auseeprebt 1T, plro Del
5aft burd 8oden einsepidt, ipobei mad
8eoirfni8 3uder su8eiebt tpirb. Wtar
fam bic Wtuiie 10 toden. bab iie iib II
5Iaiden fiuen ldBt. ipie baS befannt'
rbeinlIde NpfeIfraut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

@dte @oIbratmen tpesben am beiten
nit elwaS 8eineiiis iOrsidltis i~berfabren,
NIT relnem Maiier nodaeipllt unb sum
1rodnsr an einen mdbis parmen Ofeu
seftellt, llnedte 8abmen, ipIde, Die
nur nit @olpfirnis iberSogen Iinb, tper.
ben oft burd unbotii6tises Reinisen ber'
BORDEN ; bersleiden 9tabmen barf man
nur nit Iauem 8oher. auf 10 2eile |
SeiI Sa!miuf suseisBt, bebutiam abs
miiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
VcueransnnSer.

Der biaisite Seueransinoer 1T elm
tleiner porbier Ibonitein, ben man in
einem p~ailsnoen. ueridl,ebbaren 8sfdBe
jebesmaI Dor benz 8ebraude NIT etipas
Petroleum tranft. bann in ben Ofen le8t.
nit ben 8rennitpifen umiaidtet uno u
siinbet. ST baS Seuer I'M 3use. 10
nimmt MA ben unperbrennli6en Stein
tpieber berauS uno fam Jpn INNER bon
neuem beripenoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

I'm bas ginpadien Der Nd8sl an ben
3eben su usrbGten. idabt man nit einem
Stid @las ben Niden bes Na9els
ptinn, 10 baB Der Druid auf bic Ssiten
nahldBt. $50 bereitS S6mers uno
g~ntpinouns ODER @eidpire porbanosn.
sieBt man ssidmoIsenS TaIB. 10 bsiBt
es pertra8en iperoen fam, oarauf uno
idneibet bann bic ertpsidten eln8etpads
lenen 5beiIe al.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
sett. unh shmubiIsds aus SiI,hitsn

Setts unS Sdmubflede aus SiIsbiteu
e%ntfernt maj bur6 cine Miiduns bon
finf GBI5ffel SaImiatseiit, iiinf @bIbtel
Harlem @einseiit, anberibalb gblDfeI
8odiaIs. bic man 10 LANCE idtitteIt. bis
paS SaIs pollitdnois seI6It 1T. Damn
reibe man Die burd Sett, Sdweib ooer
Staub en~titanbenen Slede nit einsm in
bic SIaiiisteit setaudten @oaldpp6sn.
Bis Der Sut rein 1T, uno trodne ibn bann
nit einem 2einentuh.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

Ius ipeiben Ieinenen Eaidentiidern
Die i~oseuanntep seIben Roitflede Su ents
fernen, tpaIdt man bieielben in elmer
2biuns bon | Cell ammoniat auf l6
TeiIe Waher. Nuf benz 2anbe beniiBt
ma nit beitem Grfolse 8uttermiId, in
pelde bic @dide fir Idnpere 3eit sc.
Ieet ipirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

- Die Bonita 8Ias Gompanie bat
bersansene @obe nit Der Berlin Bridge
So. einen Gontraft absei6IolIen fir Elm
8ebduoe aus Giien unb Stabl, in ipeIs
DIEM oas neutrality-suspicious. porse.
nommen tpirb. Die nbtbiaen SonbS
baben 9teip gorfer a%apitaliiten borees
idofen, ba bas @eIb bier nidt aufsu'
ireiben mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

BUR StGrtuns Der Sebfraft 1T es elm
porsdslibeS MitteI, ipeHn mar bic
AusenIioer ipie bic 4usenbrauens uno
S9ldfenseseno taslid. am beiten un.
mittelbar Dor benz SbIafeneeben, NIT
faltem WaIisr befeudtet. 9as itdrtt
bic Hsrpen unb fdiBt Dor Stutiberfia.
une, cine Der Saupturiaden Der meiittn
Iuaeniibel,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

Sci 8anarienpbseIn, bic nidt iinsen
tppIen, fam muir cine bielieitise Sitters
uns grfoIs beripreden. 0tau sibt neben
sutem Spmmerribien etpas @Ians.
Mobn, einise scquetidte SanftDrner.
sitter etipas Grimes unb Elm tpenis ger.
tleinertes, bartsetodteS GiseIb. Dtit
Weoifamsnten ridtet man nibt piel aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
8effern OrefTeb 8eef.

auber ben Spei GarIaouussn 3ugeridta.s
bleifd, bas mir @ontas un6 9onneriaa er.
balteI. empfangsn mir td8lid friid ssidlad.
tetes 8Ieiid bonn 2anoe, ftiide unS Salf.Gier,
Butter. Safe nnb ~2anoprobutte iberbaupt.
Nir bnben ferner einen 8orratb Der beten
Bologna Wurft. trifde unb seIal3ene 9dul.
tern. Hippen, gbuds. 8unofide etc. Infer,
8olo9naiuurt lbertrift ale anSere.
Dale & 60,
AIS Norb Ahte Gtrnke
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
Grant Stetter,
SOtel mnO SGGcrei.
Wainffrnfr. Gnhe aNnrR

Marine unb taIte epeiien fno su ieoer "a.
9esjstt gu baben. Strides Eager ftets an
5apf, Iopie @eine, aiqu6re unb giaarren.
Die NIT meinem SOteI perbunoene Baderei
1ieTert Elm porjiiglihes Badmtrt. unb neroen
aae Seitellnn8en prompt unO biIlis beforst.
&ranf Q tetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10

s6- Masbebure Sauerfraut. 8ismarf
SdrinBe, Soadnbifde Sarinse beim Dubs
enb pber Sdbden bel @ibmaper, go.
$50 2adatpanna 4benue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-08-10
6ei6dfts=M

Buds uns aeeiben,sS ruder.
Greb. ". @ a eneI Drudarbeit jstfr 9Irt,
In enaliidsr unb beutfdsr Spra6e, 5fi 2ada-
tpanna apsnue, seseniibsr benz 8inIey Stpre.
@rpeeriss uns prpeiapnen.
BRANDON 81 MILLER (ga6fpIser bon
Ssable s. Stefl), 1t6 penn Give.
Gbptn 6. Seal "a qadapanua Ase.,
bas bsriibmts @bite Sppnss Msbl.
3reb. 8. @ibmaysr, 8slifateTen,
$50 9~dfapanna Npenue.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
Loves Winning WAYS.

In order to soften the heart of an
offended lover an Austrian maiden
has had herself photographed in a
coffin dressed in grave clothes. So far
from the device being successful it
has driven her young man out of his
mind and indeed it strikes one that
she might have rendered herself more
attractive, This is not, however, al
ways the object of a photograph.
There is a story of a young gentle
man who distorted his features so
horribly while his portrait was being
taken that he frightened the opera
tor. You are not criminal" he re-
monstrated, compelled to be photo
graphed by the police and anxious to
avoid Identification, are your" "No,'
said the other, "but I want to get off
my engagement with Mary Ann.
I've told her | am still hers if she
wishes it, but I've had railway ac-
cident which has rather blemished
me-" VERY good. When she gets
this you will be a free man, said the
photographer, = London Illustrated
News.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
A Use For EVerVthin0.

What is rubbish today is an article
of commerce tomorrow. Time was
when 40 per cent of a beef steer ran
off into the sewer Today the steer
is driven into the abattoir and goes
out as beef, blood sausage, oleomar-
garine, bone dust, hides, hair, horn
and fertilizer. Corncobs, once thSDwn
into the muck heap, are now made
into pipes. Cottonseed, except what
was necessary for replanting, was
spread on the soil. Today cottonseed
brings the planter almost as much as
his cotton. The lint that surrounds
the berry is pulled and made into
shoddy; the oil from the seed is made
up into hundred shapes, and now a
genius who was experimenting with
oil to make a var4ish for pictures dis
covered that it can be converted, with
the addition of IS per cent of crude
india rubber, into an imitation of rub
Der which can in no way be distin-
guished from the product of the trees
of the Amazon valley.-Exchange.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
ireland and Irish thames.

So far as playing helpful part in
the employment of Irish resources
and the developments of Irish produc-
ton, trade and commerce are con-
cerned, the banks of Ireland might
almost as well be in Mexico. Irish
banks in practice exist for the pur-
pose of. getting together Irish money
and sending it away for investment
elsewhere OF the Bank of Irelands
f12,00O, 900 of capital, over 91O, O00,-
600 are in the use of the government
outside of Ireland.
There is always Irish money forth
coming for harebrained gambling
ventures in the Argentine or at the
cape, or for dubious schemes some
what nearer the center of English
finance. 1t is only when a question
of utilizing a little of this money in
Ireland is raised that conservative
chill benumbs the processes Of Irish
banking. Then you encounter the
most mercilessly vigilant caution, the
most rigid insistence upon a surplus
Of security. In effect, no man can
get money from an Irish bank for
Irish industrial or commercial pur-
poses unless he can prove that he
does not need it. To grant loan on
prospective profits, to lend upon mer-
camille security, is unheard of. Fort
nightly Review.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
why No Record Was Made.

Patrick-Yes, sori some say itwar
an Oytalian thot discovered Ameriky,
and some say a Choinyman, and some
say wan an some say another, but
Everybody in ould Oirland knows it
war an Oirishman that first discov-
cred Ameriky.
Bystander-The' Chinese claim to
have written record of the voyage
of their discoverer. Is there any rec
ord of your Irish discoverer2
Patrick-No, sor. He knew if he
said he'd found a country wild no Orr
ishmen in it no wan would believe
him, SO he kept quiet.-New York
World.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
A LawYer's NIisgivings.

IA lawyer has some queer expe-
riences," remarked Judge Kohn as
he leaned back in his chair while
waiting for the jury to agree upon a
verdict. Now, some years ago /
was defending a case where my client
was charged with stealing 81, 900 and
pair of diamond cuff buttons. Was
he guilty2' Then Mr.. Kohn laughed
and there was twinkle in his eye.
I'm any event." he continued. 1.-The
case was tried, and after desperate
legal struggle / secured my clients
acquittal. His innocence was clearly
established. A few days after the
trial, however, the man whose char
acter l had proved to be as white as
snow went to the prosecuting witness
and gave up the diamond cuff but
tons. How they came into his pos
session l am not prepared to say, but
it was certainly strange case. y
Louisville Courier Journal.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
MARIETTA SCHOOL BONDS.

The Mayor and Council OF the city of
Marietta propose to issue during the month
of February $4,000 of bonds at $1,000
each TO run 80 years, bearing interest at 6
per cent per annum, payable semi ,annu-
ally or 18th of May and November Said
bonds are to be free from municipal taxa>
ton. These bonds cannot be sold at less
than par. Any person desiring the whole
or any part of these bonds will please CONS
municate with the undersigned.
R. n. HOLLAND, Mayor,
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
The wisdom of Years.

Father-Your income is small, and
that girl hasn't penny in her own
right.
Son-That's true, but she has lots
of rich relatives who are sure to re-
member her.
Father-That's the trouble. They
will visit you by the dozen, eat you
out of house and home and outlive
you both in the end.-New York
Weekly.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
DEAD TOWN.

The sale Of the town of Fort
Payne, Ala, under the hammer las t
Saturday completes the great object
lesson it has been the fate of that
place to teach-the utter folly Of
attempting to build tc order city
founded on wind. Il company of
New Englanders started the enters
prise in 1889 by floating 10000
shares of coal and iron stock, and
during the next twelve months over
five millions were expended on i'm
provements by the company and by
private individuals. Saturday all
OF the company's property was sold
to Birmingham man for 100000,
or three cents en- the dollar. Fort
Payne was the pioneer of boom
towns in the South and closely after
it came Middlesborough, hartman,
Kimball, Kensington, Button and
many others, nearly all of which
nave gone into the hands of receiv-
ers.
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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01

Il believe in lore at first sight"
why " "Becaue at first sight you
don't really know the girl
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
An Open Question.

An advertiser asks, Has the man
grown or the flannel shirt shrunkl"
That depends upon which of them
was washed. Halo.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01

50 am no prize fighter" said the
laundrymaD, 'but If any one gives
me cuffs, Pll proceed to DOZEN up.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01

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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-01
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