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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
POOR BOARD MEETING.
Many Cases of Destitution Acted Up
on-Mr. Gibbons Champions
Mrs. Saylor's Cause.

The poor board met yesterday in
regular session when several cases of
relief were disposed Of.
A prolonged discussion occurred on
Mrs. Kate Lynett's application. The
old lady resides near Chestnut street,
Dunmore, and has two married sons
and three daughters, the husband be-
ing a confirmed invalid. Mr.. Gibbons
opposed the application on general
principles" and uttered scathing de-
nunciation on the uncharitable conduct
of the children and suggested that as
they declined to help their parents the
old couple schould be sent to the Home.
Eventually he proposed that the case
be dismissed and this was agreed to.
The old lady protested very warmly
against the decision.
Mrs. Swan referred to the case of
Mrs. Saylor, OF the South Side. who.
she alleged, keeps hole in the wall.
II the charge was true, she thought
the relief granted Mrs. Saylor should
be discontinued. Mr.. Gibbons oh.
iected and said he had inquired from
the neighbors thoroughly and all he
could find was that she is an indus
trious woman. II have every respect
for Mrs. Swan" Mr. Gibbons said,
"but the neighbors have a grudge
against Mrs. Saylor aud want to stop
the relief. She is one OF the hardest
working women in the South Side"
I'VE needn't go farther than the
landlady OF the house in which Mrs.
Ssylor lives to prove the charge" re-
torted Mrs Swan. Mrs. Duggan has
inquired into the case and finds it is
So" Eventually Mr.. Gibbons was
deputized to inquire into the case.
The committee appointed to inquire
into the case OF Mary Judge reported
through Mr.. Gibbons that the sugges-
tions made by Colonel Boies had been
acted upon and she had been trans
terrsd 10 Danvlle.
A communication was read from the
school for feeble minded children at
Elwyn, Pa, stating that there was no
accommodation for the four boys sent
from Scranton, viz: D. J. Thomas,
John Atkinson, Charles Sargent and
Patrick Hive. 1t was referred to At
torney Scragg. Mr.. Shotten aoked
whether the superintendent Of the dis.
trict could legally take an order of re-
moval and was informed by Attorney
Scragg that it was the duty of the di.
rsctors only and could not be depu-
tized.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
MATTERS IN COURT.
Ending Of the First Week Of Commo +
Pleas.

Ending of the First Week Of Common
Pleas.
The first week Of the September term
OF common pleas court which ends TO-
day has dealt with two most import
ant land suits involving nearly quar-
ter of million dollars.
The Fellows -Loomis suit was ended
yesterday, the testimony of both sides
was finished and the arguments of the
attorneys, but tho judges charge was
not delivered. Today the case will be
given to the jury.
Ex- Attorney General Palmer, in his
argument for the defense was merciless
in his attack on Cornelius Smith
Among a choice medley of strong ad-
iectives be referred to Mr.. Smith as
'the red-headed Mephistopheles. +"
Mr.. Smith was no less complimentary
when his turn came.
The Marcy ejectment case, in court
room No. 2. before Judge Savidge, was
ended as far as testimony was con-
cerned. The argument of the attorneys
and the judges charge will occupy the
day. The case will be resumed at $50
this morning
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
COLONEL BaIN's LECTURE.
Address on Prohibition by the Eloquent
Kentuckian at the Frothingnam.

Address on Prohibition by the Eloquent
Kentuckian at the Frothingnam.
Colonel George w. Balm, of Lexing-
ton, KY, the celebrated Prohibition
lecturer lectured at the rockingham
theater last night under the auspices
of the Central Prohibition league and
addressed large audience upon the
subject Our National Sim"
Colonel Balm opened his lecture by
remarking that the conscience of the
nation was frozen, and as An illustra-
ton he quoted with much force the
fact that during the great depression
of the past eighteen months not a
single sentence could be quoted from a
leading newspaper against the effects
OF the liquor traffic. There was nothing
he thought more awful than the indif-
ference of the Christian people to the
results of strong drink. There were
millions Of Christians who saw the
necessity Of Gods help to save the
country from danger, but who would
not help God.
With regard to prayer, the lecturer
aptly remarked that every Sabbath
morning thousands of prayers were
offered through the land for "our ruiz
ers," but the trouble was the rulers
was imbued with q desire to be re.
elected. Then there were other prayers,
such as the prayer of the dying and
the prayer from the heart which went
direct to the throne of God. but the
prayer to God to save our land from
drunkenness had to 60 the way of the
ballot box.
All questions lead up to temperance,
it was the hub Of the great wheel oi
labor. The laboring msn had just
emerged from the great Pullman car
strike. Why. said he. the laboring
men spend sufficient in sixty days to
buy out the entire company. Why not
stop drinking for sixty days and buy
out the whole thing and be your own
masters, and In fifteen years they
would buy up all the railroads Of the
country with the money they spend In
drink.
People sometimes remarked that the
! Prohibition party was slow. but the
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22

party which had God, home aud prin.
ciple behind it was never slow. The
party should not be measured by Its
size, but by its ideas. After a warm
tribute to the ladies OF Kentucky the
lecturer closed with an emotional ref
erenee to the death Of his daughter
since his last visit to Scranton. and
gave striking inferenoes from the scene
which impressivsly closed an excellent
lecture.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22

This remedy is becoming SO well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. Ali who have used Electric Biteers
sing the same song Of praise.-A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran-
teed to do all that is claimed. Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases Of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples Boils,
Salt Rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood.--Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as well as cure all
Malarial fevers For cure Of Headache.
Contispation and Indigestion try Electric
Bitters-Entire satisfaction guaranteed,
or money refunded. Price 80 cts. and 81
per bottle at Matthews Bros. Drug store
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
WILL WORK FULL FORCE.
Every thing Now Ready for Full Volume
of Business.

OF Business.
After considerable interruption dur
ing the summer months owing to sick
ness. vacations, etc.. ETC., this morn
ing will see u full force Of clerks on
duty at the Scranton Cash store. Every
department will be in good working
order and have fiue stock of goods.
Prices will he very low all around and
quality of goods the finest to be had.
We are now about entering the last
quarter. the homo stretch of '04, and il
good goods, low prices, excellent SER
vice and prompt delivery will accom-
plish anything, we expect to smash the
record for large sales during the com-
ing three months. We have the goods !;
we have the facilities; we have the
will. The SCRANTON CASH STORE.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22

DR.. Reeves has opened q female depart.
ment at his handsome Offices, No. 4l2
Spruce street, Scranton, All ladies whose
''delicacy'' has heretofore kept them away
from "male physicians" may now receive
examination, services and treatment by
one Of their own sex. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
WOODS COLLEGE


Of Business and Shorthand.
The best business since the college was
organized.
Both sessions largely attended.
5000.
This year large number Of people find
1t inconvenient to pay for the scholarship
on entering. The management has set
aside fund Of 5000 to accommodate
those who wish to pay on the instalment
plan.
Persons interested are invited to call.
=" +. L. WooD, Principal.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
WORK OF Grand JURY
It's Final Report and Recommendations Pre-
Sented 10 Court.
SUGGESTIONS THAT ARE made

AS Outlined in Yesterdays Tribune
Another Court Room and More
Jury \ Rooms Are Asked For.
Changes That Are Advocated at the
County Jail-ManY True Bills Re!
turned-5ill Against Dony Ignored.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
DIED.

JONES-At the Home OF the Friendless,
Sept. 81, Louisa Jones, aged 2 months;
funeral today at . p. m.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
Gentlemen,

Call and sec our fall styles of wing
tipped shoes, in calf, russett, patent leather
and pig skin. Commonwealth Shoe store,
Washington avenue. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22

The championship gold medal and the
gold stop watch to be shot for on Sept. 2S,
are now on exhibition in the window of
Phelps drug store.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
The $40. 600 School Honsa

~HO V10jO0V NUHOOK @1OUs5
for Columbia avenue has been let and will
be commenced Immediately. There are
still few lots left at low price.
ARTHUR ERoTBINGHAM,
~ Office, Theater Lobby.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
ALI Randy for Tomorrow

At the great sale of Binghamton shoe
stock now going on at the 8 Bros. shoe
store. w
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22
AMONG THE WORKERS
Second Days Proceedings Of The ". G. I U.
al Moscow Yesterday.
PLAYING EUCHRE DENOUNCED

Officers and Superintendent Elected
for Ensuing Year-Strong Resolu-
tions We're Passed Urging Pulpit
and Press Agitation Against Smok-
ing by Observation-Disclosures Con-
firmed-Mid-Yea Convention Will
Be Held at Dalton in March,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-22

IMMENSE BARGAINS are secured at every
sale at the creditors auction sales now in
progress at Freeman's.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17

eintDirfen au fG0nnen, unb man lit namentz
lt9 Der &nii9t, baB Die gebtlbete 5rau,
tpenn tie ft6 beg Sbt@ unb @artenbaues
annebn1en piirbe, in er3iebli9er, iittlt3er
unb tpirtbf3aftli6er 8e3iebung fegensretG
tpirfen f0nnte. 9iefe 3pede Der gendnnten
Jrauengenofenf6aft, Der iibrigens au9 Fir
Die Sa9e it9 tntereiirenoe WGnner Bet
treten fDnnen, Iollen errei9t tperben bur3
8egriinOung BON @artenbaui9ulen, bur9
unteritiBung BON 8erufsgdrtnerinnen, De-
men DaS n0tbige @elo our SelbtitGnbigz
ma9ung feblt, mittelit @etpGbrung bes fir
ben Nnfang erforberli9en 8apitals unb
Dur6 Gtnrt6tung bDn GentralperfdufsfteGen
in gr0Beren @tdbten, UNI fir bic BON ben
Genofenf 3aftertnnen proOu5trten unb in
Der ri6ttgen Netfe berarbetteten @artenerz
trGge Mbfab gu f6affen. Mettere 3tele i'm
Snterefe Der 9ebung bes 8olfspobltanbes
unb Der 8plfsipoblfdbrt ftnb Der 3ufunft
Dorbebalten. Nls Mtntmulfab Der Gin
3ablungen finb 100 Marf erforberltb, bic
audi in monatli6en Staten oon 5 Marf ent=
rt9tet perben %f0nnen, unb our @erpirfz
li9ung bes l1nternebmens tit etne Mintmal=
1umme bon 100000 Marf n~otbpenbig.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Derfauene Gdn0ereien.

BrGTibent @1ebelanb bot cine Broc1ama=
ttDn e~rGaITe11, tpDna6 getpife 2dnbereien anf
Der Siour@ &eferpatiDn in SiozOutoa, Die
dnge6li9 Der Gbicago, Milpautee unb ct.
puul : neutrality-suspicious. na9 einem
3pii9en ibr unb ben Stour> SSnOtanern gez
troffenen neberetnfommen gebDrt baben,
ben Ser. Staten p~erfaIen finb,
Die betreffenben 2dnoereten ftnb bret
nQots" in Section 10 unb 5pet r2DtS" in
Section Is, SotpnI6tp 104 Nort6 &ange II
@ef, cine Sld9e BON 1874 Qcres unb $40
Ncres in &unge Il unb 70 Weit in benz
felben Sonnfbtp in a@iibzO ofota, beren
Plan am 4. Sanuar 1889 bonn Wetntiter bes
SSSnnern gutgebetBen purbe. Die 2Gnbereien
foGten Der @eieGi9aft gu Suite foumen unz
ter Der 8~ebingung, bdB lie inner6alb breter
Sabre na9 SSnfrafttreten Der Qcte etne porz
gef9rtebene 8a6n baue unb i'm 8etrieb
babe. Nnberen Sals fplte bas 2anb bur9
cine proclamation bes prGftbenten fir berz
fallen ertlGrt tperben unb an bic Ser. @tao=
ten 3uriidfaQen, UNI fir Nn1tebler pertpenbet
gu tperber.
Die Proclamation ertlGrt nun, tpie bereits
gefagt, Die 2Gnbereten fir berfaIen unb
Der Mfintiter bes Snneren bat beretts ben
@eneral=2anbcommtfiGr angepieIe en-, Die ge=
etgneten S3ritte gu tbun, UNI bic Prpcla=
nation aus5ufi6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Gbtrapn, g1nttne, II. 9eseneher 1894.

per Ncre foitet, fol9e @rfolqe eraielen fann,
bann biirfen mir ertparten, 0aB bas BON
Der 8unbesregterung in Mus1i6t genomz
meme 8endferungsnerf bic berii9ttgte
amerifanif9e @iite in Elm fruGtbdres
Electromagnetic umtpanbeln tptr0, auf tpelz
@em Dunbertanfenbe ppn 6armen ent1tez
ben tperben.
9aB Die tinRlt9e 8epdKerung in ben
trodenen &egionen bes @eitens Der Ser.
Staten 13on IN 5iemltber Nusbebnung
CUR SenuBung fDmmt unb' audi fat iiberau
gut getpirtt bat, barf als feittebenb betra9tet
tperDen.
gu bemerfen tit, baB in 3ufanft, menn
bic 8etpdfferung ert einen grDBeren l1mz
fang angenommen bat, tpenn Die 8egetaz
tion %peiter, iebt Dber Stride cine bt9te unb
frGfttge fetn tDtrD, tDenn 8aumpflan3ungen
unD Wdlber Dem Nderbau gefolgt fein nerz
ben, Die 2uft cine feu9tere fem tpirb, baB
bielei9t bann au9 Der &egenfaG i~nnerbalb
g~etpifer S9ranfen Elm bermebrter unb better
pertbeilt fetn mag, uno baB 10 6offnung
borbanoen 1T, baB Slii1e, tpie Seen unb
Set6e Hanger tbr Wafer bebalten perben.
Ote alten Auelen niirben gum She'll reib@
baltiger flteBen, neue tpiirben bier unb ba
entiprtneen; man piirbe NIT grDBerer 2ei9z
tiefett an 5dblrei9eren Srten unb nit
gr0Berem @rfolg Sommelbeden an3ulegen
i'm Stanbe fem, unD 70 tpiirbe b~te9setpdfez
rung fe1bft ba5u beitrogen, ibr 9ebtet be-
1tdnbtg 3u bergrDBern.
9ierber geb0rt mod, mas Semler auf
Seite 157 bes eriten 8dnoes ietner nSroz
pif9en &grifultlr" 1agt:
r91ot6 cine anbere Grfa6rung 1T mittbei=
lenspertb. @s bat ii3 geaetgt, baB na6
etnigen Sabren fDftematti6er unb in
gr0Berem umfdnge dusgefiibrter 8epdfez
rungen Der 8oben cine geringere 8afer3uz
fubr auf fiinftli6em 8ege bebarf baB Die
2uft feu9ter unb babur9 Die 8erbunfung
Der 8obenfeu9tigfeit cine mGBigere fem
nirb. Die atmospbdrt16en Nteberi6ldge
berme6ren 1iG, un0 bic @aferborrGtbe ner=
ben in bemielben 8erbdltniB ret6li6er, oGs
bic Gntna6me fir bic fiiritli6e 8endfez
rung g%ertnger ntrb; baburb tpirb es Mig
lt9, bas 8eipdTerpngsneb ous5ubebnen.
(G9In8 folQt)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
our bebun9 Ger Wetsenpreife.

IS bricbt ft6 INNER me6r Sic Mnit6t
8abn, baB Bic jeBt befte6enoen niebrigen
g~Set3enpretle nibt BON aI3u LANCER 0dlter
mebr ietn per6en, baB cine Gini6rGtfung
bes Wei;enbaues in unIerem Qanbe Ser
Interpretation un6 benz barauS berbor>
gebenben Sinten Der Yreiie e~ntgegenuirfen
iperoe.
@inen nit 6ieien 4nlt6ten iibereinittmz
menben Nrtifel bracbte Dor &ur5em v6arz
per'S Weeflb," in peIdem 5uerIt auf bic
3uneDmenoe Net3enauSfuhr aus Nr9enttz
MEN in GoncnrrenS nit nn1erem Wet3en
oufmerfiam gema6t uno es ais ielbftberz
ft6n6li3 btngciteut tpurbe, baB auh mir
INNER 8eisen bauen miBten. v9tber," 10
beiBt es in benz Q(rttfel, ytpir ipnten eS
fliiger %anfangen. @S gtebt Sarmen I'M
Often 6ieles Qan6es, duf tpelben felt bum
bertfunfstg Sabren ie6es Sahr @eisen ge>
baut tpur6e, u16 auf bielen oieier Sarmen
lit bieie Trubt felt ~3tpansig Sabren tbatz
fGbli3 NIT 8erluit er3eu9t tpOrben. Nuf
i0lcben Sarmen pirbe e5 ft6erltcb fli9er
%eebanbelt icin, Den 8etsenbaH gan5 auf3us
geben, pber tueni9itens Die Sldde bafitr gu
reou3tren, benin no cine Srucbt ntdt mebr
nit gfuben b%erfauft tper6en foin, lit es
bod ntcbt mebr DortbetL6aft, fte in gr0Beren
Ween9en, als fir BEN et9enen @ebraueb
rOtbtg, an5ubauen. @enn Dr6entli6e
Sarmer tuetteiferten, 10 gu berfabren, 10
mIr6en tie fetne @erIuite nlebr fibLen,
nod wirben tie Bic &o%nfurren3 Der groBen
@et3enbauer i'm neuen 8eiten un6 i'm mod
neueren Siben fpiiren. Sin Sarmer,
iueI6er 3e6n Perionen au ernGbren bat,
brau6t fiir ibre lluterbaltung finf3ig
8uibels I'M Sabr. @enn er me6r erseu9t
nit gerLuit, 10 ertpeiit er it9 ais
Elm f9lecbter @cf6dftsmann. M6ge ct
bod aufgeben cine perLnitbringenbe &;ba7
litGt nit benz 9roBen Nei8enbauer beS
8eitens unb nit benz vboienlOien 9a8os"
(~breechesles Dagos) bon &rgentinten
nnb feline Nufmerfiamteit auf anoere
Oinse bei4rdnfen - auf trGftise Ge7
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
agricultural 8nppletttP4tt.

miie, Die in ben tmr1er antpacbietz
ben StGbten 9ebrau9t Derbcn, auf Sbft,
@raS unb auf iolbe @etreibeiorten, Die fir
BEN 8iebltan6 nDtbia iinb, Der ii3 auf ben
@etben tummeln ioIte, beren TlG3en iebt
benz 8etsen uub Gpggen btencn, pelbe
@etreibearten CT in ben leBten Sabren nit
8erluit b~erfauft bat.
8enn nun Bic 8et;eltanbauflGbe tns
folge fluger @rtpGsun9en bebeutenb rebu>
airt letn tptrb, 10 bleiben mir freili6 nit
elmer erpBen Men9e i'm 8ebarf, ettpa $780,
900, 900 8uibels bieies Sabr unb ooppelt
10 oiel in 3tpan3ig Sabren, unb bieier 8ez
bari bleibt AUDI beite6en, felblt penn Die
SeIber Ser Qr9entinii9cn &epublif bas
M08ltbite her9eben, nm Wet5en nact
europa gu ienben. 9esbalb miiiien mir
INNER Elm groBes 8ei5en probu5irenOeS
2anb bleiben, aber es 9iebt feline Derniinfti@
gen 8rInbe bafiir, mebr gu er5eltgen, ais
ipabre &lugbeit uns 9ebietet. Senn bann
cine anbere Generation ben 8aug in bic
Surchen Der alten Sarmen itedt, Damn mag
Wei3en au9 int Often tpieber profitabel
iein, benn bic !3ett tpiro tommen, baB audi
i'm 8eIten rationeQe 2%anotpirtbe tbGtig 1etn
mIiien, tpie bte5 iebt i6on i'm Often n0tbig
lit unb bic ible6te 8ooenbearbeituug Der
liibamerifoniiben Selber mtrb ii6erli6
i6neu Die Gri6Opfung Der iebt punber7
pouen SruCbtbarfeit beipirfen. Die arneri>
tanii6en Sarmer, ipel9e int Wei3enanbau
iteben, ioQten aLio norIicbtig in ber @egeuz
mart unb ~Doffnungspou fur Die 3ufunft
Iein."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
fir n1iIdpiehbeiiber.

@obI in ieoem eroBeren Weilcbnieb7
beitanbe giebt eS elm ober mebrere Stitde,
beren Wil6abga6e auf bret, pit gar auf
3tpei Striae Dber .3iben bef6ranft 1T. SIN
bielen TdQen banbelt IS fib I'M Elm etnfae
cbeS 8ertpachien Ser Gcffnung Ser 3ibe,
berporgerufen ourcb lei6tere @nt5iinoungen
in SoGge @inoringen f~au[t9er Stoffe,
@in6ringen 1barfer &0rper in ben WfiL9>
fanaL, Iebteres baufig bel Streu aus fur5s
ge1dnittenem Minteritrob II. 69l. 9tele
6ur6 %DDrgenannte l1riaden Dem &ubeuter
begin. benz W2tl6fdndl 3ugefligten 8elbG>
6tgun9en 1tn6 fat itetS olne merfltben
@inluB auf bos Nn9emeinbeftnoen 6es
betroffcnen Sbiere8 in bet Wfil6perto0e
un6 beilen burcb itetes Nwusipiilen unb
&~einbaIten Ser 3ibc gelegcntl;b oeS tdgli9
Observation-Disclosures gan3 bon ielbit.
Ein6en ieboh bic ani6etnenb 9erinNfigic
qen 9erlebungen in BET 3eit 6eS @eltleinS,
aIio einige Belt bot Dem Galbcn itatt, 10
bletbt bas Guter meiit unbcriibrt unb bic
Wunbe obne 9teint9un9; bieie %eitert, bic
@en6ungen bon Der perlebten Steue i'm
&ana[ abmGrts perben numb un6 bertua67
len in fur3er :3eit matchmaker.
Nuu VII W. <t"o~
luB0ffnung merber fid beobabten laiien.
&aIbt Sic &u6, baum tpirb metit erit be-
merit, baB fte nur auf pref Stricben miG6t,
pdbren6 lie por benz Stebenbleiben pouz
milden6 mar, unb alb iebt Bic Wil6
i'm bierten Stride ~borbanben lit. Sn
Iolben Ieibten TGlen lit eine 9lbbilfe
burcb b~orftcbtiges Seffnen mittels eineS
runben ftumpf 3uge1pibten SnitrumentS
ieLblt eincm 2aien iebr Dobt mOgltcb. SIT
Die Mil90ffnung bergeteat, 10 lit Die
grDBte Mufmertiamfeit auf bas Sfene
bleiben Ser 3ibe GIT pertpenoen unb ptrS
oies am beiten bur6 @infibren zines
Silberz ober bernidelten Stiftes BON un9ez
fdbr Il 3oa 2dnge unb J 3oG Stdrfe, mach
Dem iebeSmaltgen Wtelfen erreibt. Sn @r~
mangelung zines Stiftes bient cine Sober
aus einem Gnten= ober 6libnerfligel, unb
lit Die Sub bel iolcbem Gerfabren in fur3er
Belt auf lGmmtlicben Striben letitun9s>
fdbig. 0iele Operation lift i9On nit
beltem @rfolge aus9efiibrt porben. gtiez
mails pertpenDe man ieboB ais @rlab fir
SiIber1 ober gtidelitift etnen @iienz ober
Orabtftift, hiele pirben Ieibt eine 8lut>
bersiftung berbeifii6reu. Nu9 lift Dies
8erfabren niemals BEL @uterent3itn6ungen
aussufubren, bic bur3 S9lag, StoB
II. {. 10. beroorgerufen peroen; in iol6en
SGnen lit einSig unb auetn ti9tige, tbiers
Gr3tlibe 6iIfe am PlaBe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
&onowirthfdaftIide Beila9e
illinois Stats 8

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f6 aftIt6en 8eiIage" BON allen
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Dfentli6ung itberienben, Die mir ba, mr
es nOtbtg lit, germ in cine p~aiienbe Sorm
fir Sen Druid bringer. 9luh loute ni6t
bergeiien tperben, baB Bic v8eiIage" an9e:
fi6ts tbrer rieitgen 8erbreitung unter Der
beuti6en NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. unb aud
inbuitrielen 8ebOlferuug bieies 2anoes
fi9 bor5igltb gum QInsetgesM ebium fit
oue ioIcbe eignet, peIbe ELECTROMAGNETIC,
3ubtt6iere, 2dnbereien, 8robufte II. /. 10.
gu perfaufen baben unb ibneu &dufer 81
ftn6en puni9en. 9ieie Gat6i6Idge gu
b~efolgen lie9t im et9enen Sntereiie %unierer
2eier.
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81 II 5 a s g / n,
&e6afteur Der Observation-Disclosures 8eiz
lage".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-12-17
Qus Geras.
Sa1lor, Seras, 6. Dec. 1894.

SaDlor, Seras, 6. Sec. 1894.
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bolen Mufplaben unb bic Sarmer ftnb
baber nod INNER raitLos beim Bflden
bei6dfttgt. Die Stauben bdngen bon
8Dlen, bte BEL Der milben 0itterun9 rei6z
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reibe tptrb. gfur Der Breis bleibt ltetig
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button be0ingt Dtro.
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tueit Derbreitete 8epegung fir Suite unD
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baues g%ebiIoet, an bcIfen SptBe 6err @eorg
@ebner itebt. Der Serr lit felt Sabren
benlibt, cine Mai9ine GUT Gntfaierung
bon &amie berSuiteQen, i6eint aber, wie
Der 9rofeiior Srenierp iii Stem Orleans,
btSber wel1ig @rfolg 6arnit 9ehabt su
haben. Nu6 Der Npotbefer Campbell in
San Nntpnio, Der leit Sabren nit beitcr1
@rfoIge Suite unb Gar1ie ge5oger, arbeitete
an Der 6criteuung elmer iol6en Walbine,
ebenfauS aber bis teBt o6ne @rfOIg. 9ies
ielbe lit aIerbings ni9t leibt ber5uiteaelt.
S6 babe cine fol6e elmer renommirten,
beltiben MaI1inenfabrtf in Nuftrag ecz
geben; ite pirb nibt bios Suite unb 8anie,
ionbern aub Sladbs poutommeu e%ntfalern
un6 nit S9ptn9emaibinen p~erbunben
tperben. Die Nrbeit ipirb 10 iauber aus
gefii6rt, 6aB 6as 6e6eln ipegfallen un6
bos Brobutt nab benz Scbmingen in bic
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Ianeen tann. Nuo5 bie erforberlicbe Nnlage
ber GrpfcnOfen, bic fetner beionberen
9ei3ung bebirfen, %ionbern burb abge2
nubten 9ampf gebet8t tperOen, peroe i9
patentiren Iuiien.
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bieie @eiie an8eIegte TIabsreini9ungSz
2tnitalten pinfommen fem. Ser Slacbs@
bau mirbe elm febr Iobnenber tperben,
benn Die Safer bes Slabies lit Bel meitem
ipertbnoler ais Der 9einiamen. Ser
8et3enbau, Der ia taum nod Die 8robuf>
tionsfoiten bedt, fOnnIe weientltd be-
icbranft werben.
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