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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
Weldon Notes.
Correspondents to The DEAocnAr.

WELDON, n. c., Dec, IS 1884,
Capt. ]. D. Simpson of the A. C. Line
and Miss Kate Allen of this place were
married at the residence of her sister
Mrs. C. p Rodwell on Wednesday last
The Rey G. w. Harmon officiated.
We extend CALCULATIONS.
There are about five hundred persons
on the two State farms near here in
Guiding guards and overseers.
Miss Kate Tlllery was in town last
week visiting relatives.
Rev r. 2. Troy, was returned to us
by the late Methodist Conference at
Durham.
Rev. Mr. Nc Vaughan OF Enfield was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Blount Of the Wilson
Mirror was in town Saturday.
Mr. ID. A. Jordan of Jackson has
secured position IN Washington City.
and left for that city on Saturday
Mr. Jordan is a good democrat.
The first Court to be held in the dis
trict in which Mr.. w. f. Daniel will
appear as solicitor, will be in BERTHE
county, on Feb. 4th. The district will
be honorably and efficiently represent
ed Mr.. Daniel will do what he conceives
to be his duty at all times and under
all circumstances. w. B. w.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

Any one who has children will re-
loice with L. 3. Mulford, of Plainfeld.
n. J. His little boy, five years OF age
was sick with Group. For two days and
nights he tried various remedies rec
commended by friends and nelghbors,
He says 81 thought sure I would lose
HIM. | had seen Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy advertised and thought l
would try It as a last hope and am hap
py to say that after two doses he slept
until morning. | gave it to him mex.
doy and a cure was effected. | keep
this remedy id the house now and as
soon as any OF my children show signs
OF Group ! give it to them and that is
the last OF it, 20 and 30 cent bottles
for sale by z. T. Whitehead & Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
WHAT WILL THEY DO,

"What will the Legislature do"
This is the question propounded by
almost every man YOU meet on the
streets. BY the roadside, on railroad
train, and wherever men have an OPP
portunlty to ask It.
1t is most natural inquiry for men
TO make. in view Of the fact that the
result Of the election in November was
50 different from what all had expected.
Even the successful Republicans, or
FusiOnlstS-whOever may claim It
we're not prepared to expect the result
as It was And in view Of the further
fact that the Legislature will soon con
vene, 1t is not strange that men are
anxious to know what their neighbOrs
and others think Of the probable legl.-
lation soon to be enacted.
Now, it may as we'll be understood
that whatever opinion any one has thus
far expressed, or may express before
the assembling Of the Legislature, Is
mere conjecture No man in North
Carolina to-day can with any kind Of
certainty say what will, or what will
not, be done BY the Legislature.
Many fear that nasmuch as con
siderable factor of that party has come
into power which has been out for a
long time. there will be some attempt
at unWise legislation Others think
that the parties represented in the
Legislature are so set off that they will
act as a check the one against the
other, and so will give us good leglsla-
ton This is the opinion of many
good democrats
THE DEMOCRAT thinks that we do
not need much legislation, and hopes
that the Legislature will not do many
things at most What IS done we hope
will be done wisely and we'll
We desire to see good work done
towards changing the time of our
elections, giving us an election once
every four years instead of biennial
elections as we now have. We hope
that the members will commence to
consider this question early in the
session. One thing is certain, namely
that this Legislature will be watched
as closely by the people of North Caro-
lima, and perhaps by those IN our sister
States, as any General Assembly since
the war.
THE DEMOCRAT is disposed to be
hopeful for conservative action. The
people OF North Carolina are all con-
cerned together In the highest interest
OF the State. And no man as a citizen
even, much less as a sworn representa-
tive Of the people, can afford to jeop-
ardlze his own interest and that Of his
fellow citizens And should any be
disposed to act recklessly, we hope in
the good judgment and true patriotism
OF the more conservative
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

Mr.. Ira ?. Wetmore. a prominent
real estate agent OF San Angelo, Texas,
has used Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy in his family
tor several years as occasion required,
and always with perfect success He
says 1 find il a perfect cure for our
baby and when troubled NTH collie or
dysentery. | now feel that my outfit
is not complete without bottle Of
this Remedy at home or on a trip
away from home For sale by Z. I.
Whitehead & Co.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

It's great annoyance to be compelled
to wait at 4 railroad station for q belated
train. The annoyance is made much
more grlevous when it is winter and
there Is no fire in the waiting room.
The railroad commission has not vet
rlghted all such wrongs.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
WILL LIVE AT HOME.

1t Is the fixed purpose of farmers,
bo;.l large and small, to live at home
now they have once become able to do
so. Country merchants say that the
farmers are squaring their accounts
and at last realize that home indepen-
dence depends upon home supplies.
MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
While out for few days we spent a
day at Wake Forest and found the Col
lege in good condition. The health Of
the students is good, and the general
progress Is pleasing. There are 2lO
students, we believe, and it is expected
that there viii be q large number in
the spring Dr.. Taylor, in discussing
some Of the interests OF The college said
1--WE must get ready for five hundred
students here.
In Raleigh we observed many i'm
provements There has been consider
able building done in the city during
the past few years and everything looks
like thrift ana progress. The coming
OF the Legislature is the topic OF much
OF the conversation, but everybody is
as wild in guessing as they are in the
most remote corner of the farthest
township in Cherokee or Curntuck.
No one has any defined ideas about
what the Legislature Will do. 1t
seems to be the general opinion that
he work Of the Legislature Will be CON
sentative.
We have observed that there is con
siderable interest manifested IN mat
tiers educational, and it is the desire of
almost every one to see the public
schools better equipped and better at
tended. There is improvement in the
schools over what they were wears ago.
but they can and ought to be made
more efficient, and this is the prevail
ing opinion and desire
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

For rheumatism | have found 10th
Ing equal to Chamberlaln's Pain Balm
1t relieves the pain as soon as applied
}. w. Young, West Liberty. W. Va.
The prompt relief it affo.ds is alone
worth many times the cost, 30 cents
Its continued use will effect a perma-
nent cure. For sale by f. I. White
head & Co
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
Administrators Notice.

All persons having claims against
r. ". Harris, Deceased, are hereby no
tilted to present same to me, admins
traitor Of his estate, on or before Dec.
1895. FRANK w. WHITEHEAD,
12-20-6t. Administrator
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

THE DEMoCRAr believes tina; the
people Will start out on the work of
1872 with renewed energy and With
bright i,opcs for :, successful year.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

About T he Senato-ship.

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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
.ST.iTE CLEANING ).
Gathered From Our Exchanges.

Tafboro >oetts~u~r Mr. Arnheim :
faithful horse Dan" was killed by
chloroform ON Sunday 10 relieve him
81 his suterincs 1t i. said he Was
over 81 years ola.
Wilmington Messenger In the
civ curt on Yesterday Mayor Fish
bla,e fined two men from the count y
SO each for selling spoiled sausage on
the market.
Wilmington Star: 4 wedding It
Gently took place n West Virginia IN
which the groom vas s. AM the trde
% The old sport paid the yauns
dans-el 5000 to marry him The
term the contracting parties" Ill, cN-
actly n This case
Charlotte Ne,cs In the Federal
court today Joan Quincy Moses. the
Young colored man who got Mr..
Blake's letters and money as has been
recorded IN the .Neus. was found guilty
ana sentenced to ~ months hard labor
-
Golasboro HeddHght While IN a
demented condition. Mrs. Henry VI.
Faucet set her clothing on ire Friday
morning, ana before assistance could
reach her. sustained injuries about Her
person which resulted IN her death
Sunday morning.
paol.,. Mount 1,oooo,it. We are
IN recent of marked copy of the
Charlotte Nems containing an account
OF the finding of a North Carolina AL
po,oc nub,ished q hundred wears ago
h,. Abram HODGES. in Halifax town.
II was sent to us by our old friend Jas.
II Ennis who is an old miner in an
loue lore
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,o.,. ss.o, al .ho ,;a;o. =, bic
III, ILL.,, 1;,.
the bel, to fall from the stand a dis
lance of about eighteen feet striking
his foot and leg. Dr. Boyette was sum-
moned at once and administered to his
iniuries which we're quite painful.
He is doing we'll and will soon be out
again.
~ '' ~ ''
Charlotte Observer Yesterday al
ternoon a negro in the throng at the
racket store S'oie par ol pants lie
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
HOME INDEPENDENCE

There is more meat and bread to the
we have made observation than there
has been, we believe, at any time before
in twenty years. 1t is not an uncom-
mon thing to pass farm house and
see dozen porkers hanging on the
gallows ranging in weight from one to
three hundred pounds. Almost every
corn crib is filled with corn and every
barn is we'll filled with fodder and
shucks and hay.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20
HAPPY AND HOPEF I l..

Notwithstanding we have heard for
many years so much said about ''hard
times and worse coming" the majority
OF the people we have met have seemed
happy and hopeful and contented. The
system OF farming has evidently moved
up during the past ten years. In many
places where twenty years ago men
cleared their hill sides, cultivated them
few years without regard to economy,
and let the soil wash away into the
creeks and branches, now is seen the
system Of hillside ditching by which
the lands are preserved and what ferti-
lization it receives is retained. Where
few years ago the creeks and branches
that meandered through the cultivated
low lands, rushed over their banks and
destro., ed the crops after heavy rains
because of their numerous zig-zags, the
streams have now been Strengthened by
long and wide canals and the lands
have thus been made much more val
liable and the crops have all been pre-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1894-12-20

Whitcyille News: A battle to the
death With club axes occurred in the
swamp several miles from Hallaboro,
last Friday. Nathan McDuffie and
Henry Wilson. colored, who we're en-
Gagged in .awing timber for Mr.. II. b.
Efforts single mill, became involved
in dispute over very trivial matter
regarding their work, when both men
grabbed axes and a duel to the death
ensued. Each handled his axe as if
determined to kill his opponent, and
the result WAS that Dutiie WAS killed
outright, and Wilson is now in Jail with
several ugly gashes about his left
shoulder and heart.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
Sbne Siebe.

Gs 9ibt cine Stabt auf u~nferer alien
Grbe, in nsl9er bic Ser5en ni9t fir
chamber I9lagsn, bic Sinns ni9t in
2iebe uno 2eibeni@aft enforcement.
OieIe Stdbt pbne 8lut uno o6ne
Come beibt 8olstdiazM aifa unb liest
in Sibirien, i'm 8e5iete Satutst. Die
ungliidli9en 8epp6ner, ettpd 1000
Mdnner unb 6rauen, sebDrsn Der re-
ligiOIen Sette Der SfopBD an, bic ipez
gen ibres regiOien 8stenntnifes mad
Sibirien psrbunnt purosn. Den
Stopbb lit 2isbe uno 2ebensgenuB
bur9 ben 9lauben, ben lie it9 ielbIt
geldaffen baden, auf bas Strengitc
untsriast. 8olstaiazW aita befinbst
ii4 in einem 3uItanoe muiterbaftsr
Srbnung unb Sauberteit; breite unb
reinli9e Straben. folioe Sduier, msiTt
bellfarbig, absr obne bic geringits Sput
bon fiinitlerif9em 9eI9mad, perlsiben
Der Staot elm fat frsunbli9ss gluss
feben. Die 9eippbner BADEN cine @orz
lie6e fir bic bellsn Sarbsn, DEFENDERS
fir Die peiBs. Die M0bel in ben
9Guisrn finb peiB ober iebr beu. au9
bic &leioungsItiide = Mdnner uno
6ranen trasen bieIefben @eipdnber =
iino neib, unb peib lit aub bic SABINE,
bic tets auf benz Ratbbausba9e flat
teri. 8as absr auf ben 8eiu9er ben
t~iefiten @inorud ma9t, lit bic 9rabes<
itile, bic in Der Stabt berrf9t. Sins
Der aibt es natiirli9 ni9t, bic @rpa9s
fenen lpre9en fait gar nibt nit einan.
Der, uno mas iie ipreben, tpirb i'm
Tliiitertone seiagt. Sebr sditli9 unb
suporfommeno, bieten tie MGes auf,
Inn benz Sremben ben 4ufent9dlt an,
genebm gu MAIDEN. man ipiro b0fli9it
eriu9t, ni9t gu rauden unb nt9t
alfpbpliI9e Gstrdnts 3u perlangen.
Der 9eiu6er finbst aber eepObnli9 an
einem lGngeren @ufentbalte in Der
mertpiirbigen Stdbt fein @ergniigen.
8ie oebt aber bic MISUNDERSTANDING
bon 8olstaia=W taita Dor ii92 Sebes
Sdbr idrpdrmeu bic 0ornebmen Der
Staot in 8uBlanb berum uno rerben
neue Qnbdnser, bic balo mad i6rer
&ntunft als ainber abopirt perbsn
unb fpdter bas gan3e @srmOeen bieIer
niemals Batter getpeIensn Batter" err
ben. Die 9spobner bon 8alstaia Iinb
ie6r arbsitfam, ebrli9 unb 10 fdnTt@
miitbig, oab ie bon ben 9etpobnern
umliesenber Ortf6aften nur n@ulubD"
(Saubcn) genannt tperben. HiemaIs
fommt Elm Streit por, niemdls cine
9luttbat. Sc si6t feline @eri9te, ieine
9oli5ei, feline 9efdnsniiIe unb..... feline
3eitungen; unb Ollie beSublen piintt>
lib ibre Steuern. limb bas 2lles,
neil es feline 2tsbe in 8olsfaiasM aita
otbf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16

Ii9 binttr Dem I9ipar;sn Sammet ober
Itlas neibil9 perbersen, I'm 70 tisfer
unb Ii9erer brinesn uniers 9lide bura
bic Pforts Der ALIEN Ii9tbar gebliebes
nen, nit psrboppsltem Slang aus benz
Suntel berporleu6tenrsn 4ugen in bic
Seelen oersr, nit oensn mir uns pluuz
bsrnb 9trm in Irm acknowledgements
our9 al pas brauisnoe @erpogs runS
lumber.
limb min 3udsn uns bic pridslnbsn
SanSrbDtbmen, bic iih bonn Sr9eItsr
Der in f~roblpdsnoen SlDtsns unb Geiz
gsntOnen iibsr uns srgisBen, bura bas
Obr Bis in bic 6iiBe binab; I'M Sarts
unb f4lante SaiIen f4lin9t ii9 Der
trGftige Mannesarm, unb fiiintig
gIeiten bic 6iiBs i'm luTtis ipirbslnben
Reigen User bas glatte partet. Sin
SliiItirn beriiber uno biniiber, elm
Ieugsln unO Spdben untsr bic sebeims
niboou bi6t acknowledgement Sdl=
ten bes MastenI9leiers, Elm Hatben
uno &opfs.r6rs9sn, uno oann lpisber
elm muntsrss @eplGntsl bon Rebs uuo
@egsnrebs, BEL Dem mir nit iebsr er=
laubten Sinte uno &risgsliIt ben psr>
f9miBten 0eguer aus ieinem tppblgsz
tpabrten @erTted bsrporSuloden, ibm
einen @eFsatspurtbeil db3ugspinneu
bsmiibt Iinb.
@nbli6 orobt Der Nt6em gu Ttoden.
@rbolungsbsbiirftig iu9en Sdn5er unO
SdnSerinnsn bic Grfrii9ungsrdume
auf. Gbampagnsrpfrppfen tnalen.
Mit ibnen nsrpufft Der lsBte &sIt Sagz
batter 9lDOigteit. Der etrpu nod Ou
ODER bort 5uriidgsblieben. Bon Dem
perlenben S9aume, Der neu beleben0
bic Le6Senben 2ippsn nsbt, nippt Die
9eIprd9iqe S66ne dbgspunbten @sz
Ii9ts. oomit ni9t Der Su bieism 3psd
enti6leisrte Wuno nit isinen Sieriiz
den sSormen rarrat1e, mas feline fem
pointirten Geben nit forslitb psrTteas
Ter Stimme 10 f9luu in oisloeutige
Srdteliprii9e geGilt.
S3on rabt fiG isBt bic Mitterna4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16

lii9en Salt oerlieben! sic bat mid
irboben. eeldutert, seaoelt. @laubit es
am @nbe nidt, Si6uperl2" fragte er
Id4elnb, inbem er ii9 auf benz Sopba
nieoerlieB.
9iesmal bate bas Sf9apsrl nidt
mebr 70 ernit gstlunssn tpis friiber.
Sic glaubts fogar, barin eine leiie
ipielenbe. sdrtli9e Nuance gu Dernsb'
men. Sic iebte ii9 neben inn.
nWarum lou i'd es nibt gluuben9"
iaste iie, unb babel floe es i9r bur4
ben Sinn:
r@r bat elm 9lds9en supiel setrunz.
fen. gs iperben linn Ii9erlid bulb
uu6 bic SbrGnen in bic ausen ions
men," limb ie tamen in Der Sbat:.
spei Sbrdnen, bic lansiam feline Duns
gen berubriefelten. =
limb beute bin i9 fogdr gum err
itenmaIe Batter" rief er NIT bsbenbsr,
Stimme, has 1T elm Slid. Sf4aperl,
ni9t gu bsi9reiben! Sarauf miiFen
mir nod elm @las Niti lserer. Die.
6laf3e itedt i'm llsbersieber. Sole lie,
Si6aperl! Old, ib mDGte beute ale
Welt umarmsn!" limb babel idlug er
tief beipegt ben Qrm UNI ibren Radsn
unb tiiBte ibr ben Munb einmal urb
bdnn tpieber......
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
Smr ~Safna6tsseit.

GaI9ins ! WeI6 Elm tp1ss, ii5srs
miitbiges, iinnpermirrenbsS Sreiben !!
Sas pogt unb pirbelt uno rauIAt
burGeinanbsr. einsm buntI6iGernbsn,
branoenbsn Mssre pergL,i9bar. Wie
bas ringsum slibert unb blenost unb
bic 8lide balb bierbin, bdlb bortbin
Siebt! Wie bas i4pabt unb ti9ert
gs tlingen bic S9elen unb @l0d6en
an ben Miitan unp Saden Der bunt<
i4edisen Sarletine uno lduten ben
nii4ternen 4atassperItanb gu 9rabe.
Wo5u mar er audi niibe = Der trofz
tene @eiele = bier, mo mir ilns rid
baltslos amiitrfn pollen Oa gilt
es, ipeitbin dies iibsr 8orb gu f9leI=
bern, mas irgenbpis bon bss 9soan>
lens 8ldNe angetrdntslt lit. Die ses
iunbs Sarbe Der frtI9en GntIdlia.
Bung, bier tritt ie in ibrs pollen. uns
bsrtiimmerten Rs9ts. Was Der 4uz
senblid eingibt, uRb mar IS mad Dem
pbiIiiter9aften MaBftab u~nF,rss in
ipanii3en Stiefeln eiugef4niirten @q=
tagsSeremonieGs nod 10 abiurb, bier
pirb es f!ugs CUR aiatf9nur u~nisrss
Sbuns. Seine f6iuerfdIligs 9eetnf=
liAtett brdnat fih bemmenb baStpis
i4en. Sed i9ld9i Der @siit ietne
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
Su;tgDcicne .Sieo.

Gs Fat a jeosr SpaB Isi' @etberf,
81 iebes S4pal6srl 1at isin' 8au,
" ieber Sauber bat Iet' Sduberl
limb ieber Staarl bat fei' Srau.
Sur I bah mir als lauta $umma,
&srbruB unb @erger,R otb unb 9ram:
e bod i'm Winta uTb i'm Summa
@qoan uab obne Jreub' Dubam!
o. isba &dfer bat iei' @'ipuIi.
Saum Dob er g Sliag'n no BERT pros
bir'n.
Tibel ma5t isbd SeuI9rsd duff.
Denn sr fsi' 0irnOl fiibrt fpa3ier'n.
Nur i alloan bab' gar tpa' YlaBerl,
$40 Dams auf mi part't. an mi
benft:
g bab' loan Weibsrl, bab' foam
S9aberl,
Sas mir isi' 2iab' uno 9srserl
i9entt.
G' isber Srsbs, s'fant's bruuB' cabin
nimma,
&riadt boam psrsniiagli' gu iei'm
Stoan.
I ieou Slid iGiubt maui 5um
Shimma,
Si9t er a SiIderl bort aGloun.
Sur i bab' foam Salient sumGlid net.
& brumm' bait 10 bur9 g 2eb'n sds
bin!
gs is mir, f9eint's, a 10 fao' aufs
s'iebt,
SaB 7 Der emf Sungg'iep bin!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16

9ur3sl6Gums eitiG benz bebenbsn
SaidSao. GIaItiI9, nie er iibsr Die
~Sufduissn SinOernihe biniberIpringt,
bic feline Wsse freuasn, feben mir uns
iiber tleinli9e SGrantsn, benen mir
ionit INN Der ensberSigen Dslt pilen
Rsdnung tragen miiFsn, in tiibnem
S4punge bintpeg. unbsfangen ia=
gen mir unter Der Mdsfe beraus, ipas
mir ionit aagbaft perI@peigen. Infer
natiirli9es @eTiibl ALIEN 5si9net uns
bic @renSen Dor, inner6alb beren mir
uns Su beipe9en 1absn. Sas lit Elm
i~nitinttip pirtenoes @eIeb, befen Sci
fel mir niat empfinbsn. @ir iinb
gdns mir ielbIt = 10 ppu uno unpcr=
bIiimt, pis mir es ionTt ME rsrmogen
innsrbulb zines Serlommsns, bas nit
Spinsenbsr SGbi9teit bsmibt lit, ben
einselnsn msbr p6er minber gum Q6s
tluti9 Der 4Gcamsinbsit gu MAIDEN.
MittelIt Der toItli9en Mastsnfreibeit
baben mir uns aiif etli6e Stunosn bon
i6m lossstauft. limb iuel9 Elm eiins
itiges Selb Der Seoba9tung bietst iid
uns inmittsn BON 2euten, bic Elm @leiz
DIES tbun Nie lit Der 0siIt 10 be=
mastirt, als ipenn bas CeIi6t cine
2arOe porgenommen bat. Sc ipeniger
mir bon ben 3igen isben %tOnnen. Sic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16

-@u8aeidnuns. MOriB9sn:
nMutterlebsn, Der Serr 9ebrer bat GEE
reost frdna6Tti9 nit
limb mas Sat er bsnn e,iaBt?"-Mos
ribGen: sd ist Hslt' e Muitar BON
Gum 8ds
teri: nSait De ss96rt, Garon, Der 2s6s
rer bat biRasItellt u~nfsr'n MpriB dls
e MuItsr ppn EN- frunSOfi9' 5rsnOs
mort !"
8 It. S%tuoioIus (Su Ieinem
@lGubiger. Der iiber Die iteils Sreppc
binurtsrpur3elD: n@a9en sic ii6
nihts o'raus = nG@iten 0iuuat 5isb'
i'd Yurterre."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
@erehttnt. 0u. Ser {

- 9ere9tigt. 0u, Der Miitz
Ter bate gSern @benb au9 eiHen
tiihtieen 9fdui9. - go, oapon babe
ih niats bemsrtt. Doraus bait On
bas geI6lohen2 = Run, er rsoete
meme S9piegermutter in einsEl ipeg
nit ~9ndoiges Srdulein an!
= s NJ Goupee. !Sery: gMsin
Srdulein, t0naen sic Den Sabafraud
pertrdgen9" - Srdulsin: r9fein." :
Serr Gid eine 6igurrc dn5iinbene):
nSsbt min t bod fem, OBS mi midi
una'Iogeu 9absn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16
Gn Wcianie.

sNsin critics 9iGo6sn,fieber Wann"-
Gpri4t Melanie gum @atten Nib,
rSteb Oir's ols Maler priifeno an,
Damn Tag, ipas bdltit Ou BON 5.n
Bib p" -
aMas ia bon Ssinem 9ilos bier
Dis alter Mdler balte, pie2
Sci mir nt9t Dos, ih Jag es Dir:
3 Meldnis, 0 male niel"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16

Gin beforgter @atte.
S2iebes aGtbden, fomm'. gsben mir
auf bic anbere Settle Der StruBs.
,Sier nebenan lit elm Electromagnetic
uae Der glrSt bat Dir, tpie 9u tpeibt.
iebs Mufregung berbpteni"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-02-16

Gin uunSer6arcr @ein, SieIsr
aIii! IiGt 10 porns6m, nitt 10 prits
felnb. pie her per!snos iran5OFf3e
S9aumpein. Rein. i'm 8egentbcile,
Elm tpeuig pbi!iItr6s, etroas IdItper, et'
mas herb in finer GiBe. dber od6si
bo9 10 slat5rol. 10 Gstiesea, 10 reat