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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19
The Boss Baking Powder.

"But don't want to buy your bak-
ing powder" insisted the lady of the
house to the man at the door.
why, madam he said, you are
losing the opportunity of your life in
the matter of economy alone; this bal-
ing powder of mine will make your
bread so light you won't have 70 use
any gas in YOUR dining room, De-
troit Free Press.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19
How thc D.cyclc Improycd Him.

Belief am so glad Jack has got a
bicycle; it has changed his disposition
wonderfully.
Nan-lIis disposition? Why, how
could it?
Bclle-0h, when he gets up to give
baby something TO drink in the night
and steps ON tack he is so glai that il
is his foot instead of his pneumatic tire
that he doesn't even use a single angry
word. Answers
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19

PEOPLE are usually willing to do their
duty, but they do not like TO do too much OF
jt.-Atchison Globe.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19

A MINISTER who had difficulty in keeping
his parishioners' eyes fixed upon him during
the sermon solved the difficulty by placinga
clock directly behind him,-kansas City
Star
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19

CURE your cough with Hale'u Hoisey Of
Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19

Queen Ann, of England, was called
Brandy Nan by her subjects, on &C.
count of her fpp lness fC- that iptox
icsnt
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-10-19
Ar. you Going Abroad

For health, pleasure or business, and
would not hayc your voyage marred by sea-
sicknessg Then take along with you Hos,
letters Stomach Bitters, and when you feel
the nausea try wineglassful IL wltl eiiect
a magical change for the better IN your m
terror. and a continuance Of it viii save you
from further attacks, As means of over
coming malarial, kidney dyspeptic, nervous
and rheumatic troubles the Bitters is I'M
eQualled.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Der Meisenprcis abcrmaIS ssaz
rfidf

Qluf uniern Sanpipldben 1T Weisen
felt aht 2asen Inn Ii bis 2 Gents sll=
riidgegaitgen uno notirte ). 9. Gbicago
am 6amitag nlir nod 573. Wie man
in ben 3reilen Der Speculation bic 3u=
funft, reip. Die rddite grnte llno ibre
Wirfung arf Den i'm ndlblten Somlr,er
au eripartenben preis, auffabt, bas err
|eiebt iih am beiten aus Der 5batiahe,
oaB i'm Suli lieferbare Maare ae9en=
,pdrtig in Chicago an SO sebanbelt
tpirb. Man prppbeseit iosar, bab bis
i'm sSuli Der preiS auf unter SIS, piel=
lei1t gar bis auf SO fallen iperbe. IS
nl6aen bis babin nod nanAe preis=
idmantungen beborfteben, allein feitlte=
benb iit eir.mal, DAB Die grnteansiid=
ten falt in alien 2dnoern guropos,
aber aud in Snbien unb Multralien,
ipie in Giib= unb NDrbamerifa giinitige
linb fobann Dap BEL uns mod iiberaus
arobe Worrdtbe BON LETTER grnte por=
banoen linb. Dos alles mub unbe=
oinst su bem Sdluife fiibren, oab mir
aud inn nd9Ifen Sabre billisen Weiaen
baben tperben. Stnr gan5 auberorbent=
lide greigniiie f0nnten einen irsenbipie
nambaften AufiAlas berbeifiibren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
electric Bitters.

Dieies 9eilmittel iit bereits 10 bor=
tbeilbaft betannt, oab es elmer tpeiteren
gmpfebluns ni6t mebr beoarf. 9lne
bic es i6on benubt baben, iinb einitin=
mig in ieinem 2obe. Cine reinere DEE
bisin sibt es ni6t unb iie seipdbrt jebe
Garantie, gu leiiten, mas lie peripri6t.
electric Bitters beilt ale Rrantbeitea
Der 2eber unb Der Wieren, beieitist SSin=
men, 5le9ten unb ale anbern bur6 un=
reines 8lut perurfadten Musf6ldse
es beugt oem Mlalariaiieber Dor iinO
beilt basielbe, ipo es anssebro6eu lit.
8ei Ropfipeb, 8erIfDpfung unO 8er=
baunnesbeidmeroen prDbire man glee=
trie 8itters. grfols garantirt, anOern=
falls miro bas @elD 3uriiferlfattet. sSla=
i6eu 5u,50 @ts. unb 81 bel s. s. Mil=
ler & Sobn, 9lpotbefer. 5
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
@efabr onrA eilbero ollars.

philadelphia. 2. Wai. Die Nrbei=
ter, Die In Der Wiin3e bamit bei6dftist
iino, bic Ieit mebreren Sabren in elnem
Geu6lbe berielben aufgeipei1erten Sil=
beroollars Su sdblen, entaingen geitern
nur nit faapper glOtb f6uereil Nerle=
bungen. Die $4,000. 900 In bieiem
0emOlbe aufbeipabrten Silberoollars
iinD In IL 1000 Stlf baltenoe Gdde
terpadt, bieie itnb aber 10 bermobert,
bab iie berfen, iobnlb iie aufgeboben
tuerben. Da Die nit bieiem @ei1dfte
iuobl Dertrauten Qente luuBten, bab auf
biefe Meile Derpoftss 0elD allerlei un-
bell onri6ten lam, batten fie gegen
0ieie SilberbolIars cine Nretterip0llo err
ridtet, bod bate fi6 binter oerielben
cine 10 grobe Menge aus ben geborfte-
nen Gdden gefalenes Gilbergelo ange-
hduFt, baB geifern. ais nod mebrere
Gdde Si berlten ngfingen, Die Wretter=
inanb na69ob unD Elm f6rmli6er Berg
BON GitberbolI1rs bic In bem Ueip0lbe
arbeitenben Qtute ~ perf4iitten brcbte;
nur j9Ieuni0t 6lu9t rettete bieieibsn
por einem 0rabe In @ilbtroolars.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Die Grippe.

Die grfabrung mdbreno aller Sabre,
felt bieTe fatale Rranfbeit aafsetreten,
bat betpieien, bab bic fiibne 8ebaup-
tung, Or. Rinss Rem Discoberp" ga
rantire politib bic 0eiluns aller unb
jeber Gdlle, tuenn redtseitig angeuenbet
unb ipenn Der grfranfts bic aeip0bnli-
den Me9eln Der Gidlelbit Gdonung
gelpihenbaft beobadtet, ibre Dollitdn.
6i9e @i6tisteit bdt. gs III aber
aud ertpieien, bab bieienigen, ipel6e
Or. Rinss Stem Discovery benuBen, ben
Gol9en Der Granfbeit iiber entge=
9ehen. Seoenfals iaufe man cine Gla-
lde uno made eiren Derin6. Die Mez
bi3in lit sarantirt uno 6as GelD tpirb
3uriiderfattet, iuenn ieine giinifige Mir-
fung er3ielt iuirb. 81 baben III BEN
Mpotbefep bDn
8. g. mi Tier ~ 3 obn,
0r. s. q. Gent { y.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09

Wafbiitoton, 4. Mai. Wdbreno
bes nit Dem 1. Qtpril obseIaufenen Sab
res fino na1 einem Nllstpeis oes pen=
Iionsbureaus $27, SIS, iuel1e ilt1redt=
mdbiaer WeiIe an Yeniiondre alis9e5abH
murbea, 3uriidge3ablt iDorben, ee9en
SIG, ,883 I'm 8oriabre. Seriler iDurDe
nabesu cine Willion Dollars fit pen-
1ionsanipriibe, Die bereits sllgeiprO6en
ober Md IN Der S1tuebe parerl, bur6
Muioefilng BON 8etrii9ereien lin0 Be-
ifrafllng Der 5dulOisen fir bie &egie=
rung gerettet.
gDdbreilb bes SaDres fatlben 1919
Nerbaftungen, 34l 9lntlagen, 161 llez
berfiibrungen unb 93 0erurtbeilungen
itatt, pdbrenb IS bon ben 8erbafteten
freigelpro1en purOen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09


= sn Sarmitaot finb 80 Mann bes
bort garnilpnirten @robber5os1ih 9eif=
iben Sslb 9lrtillerie : &esimentes No.
Is nab beln @enub alten aartoffelialas
tes i1per erfrantt. 8ei einigen Der
Yatieilten seisten ii6 Spmptome elmer
itattsefunoenen 8ersiftuns.
< Oie bairiide Observation-Disclosures
bat i'm Sntereiie Der Wablfreibeit be=
i1loiIen, bob borldufis bel @emeinoe=
tpablen Die Stimm5ettel in bon oer
WabIbeb0rbe eelieferten amtliben Gou=
berts abseseben tperben fOllen. Samit
tpuroe einem 8egebren oer iOsialiitiiben
Yartei ettlpro9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
96wc ,,no Bdr.

Ser befannte Dberit Daniel 8Oone
ipollte in ieiner arena auf benz Wfitt=
=Musitenungsplab gu San Gran=
cisco einen ,&ingfampf" spiihen Dem
2bwen parnel, Der tiirslib einen Wdr=
ter unaebra1t Bat, uno einem mdAti=
gen @risslpbdren peranitaltem, Der crit
Dor &ursem 81 biefem 3tpede in Der
Sierra 9tepaba eingefangen tpuroe.
Sauieno gintrittsfarten 81 je $40 fpll=
ten fir ben ysSeitabenb" bertauft tper=
ben, aber sund6ft leste Die slusltel=
lunasoireftion ibr 8eto Elm. Ser Me=
nassriebeiiber ri9tete bisrauf folaenoes
Ghreiben an @eneralbireftDr 0eWoung:
sd babe sll eripibern, bab mein Gon=
trait mir bas 9feht suseitebt, yeine
S1aufellung dbnli6 Der 9agenbed's 8
in Chicago 5u fiibren". Sagenbef
lieB bel jeoer 9tuffiibrllng 2Otpen, 8d=
rem unb pantber in ieiner Irena CUR
ielben 3eit bic tpunberbariten &unlt=
itide MAIDEN, inb ib mill Dur6ars
ni0ts 9lnberes tbun. lleberrai6t bin
i1, baB au6 sic in ben aasemeinen
Srrtbum perfallen, als pOlle i9 einen
2Dtpen= uno Bdren=aampf peranital=
ten. Sas babe i1 riemals anseseigt.
Muf meinen gintrittstarten unO in
meinen gln5eisen itebt uWettrlnsen"
(Wreitling Matd) unb i'd benfe ni6t,
oab bic beiben 8eitien aneinanoer ae=
ratben, i6 ineiile, chamber nbefdmp=
fen" 1perben. 5onte oas paiiiren, 70
tpiirbe es leoigli1 Elm getpObnli6er
Arena 8orf aft" iein, unb 9fie=
mano fann meine Gdbisteit, basipiidea
su treten, beSipeifeln." Sieies idlan
absefabte S6reiben iebte oas 9ireftO=
rum fda6matt unb trob aller YSroteife
Der Shieridubsefeaidaft nabmen Die
8orbereitunsen fit ben interenanten
u9lrena=gorfaa" ibren 6Ortsans. Sie
1000 3arten tuaren i6on berfauft, Die
Mbrellen ber sSnbaber iparen gebu6t,
uno bic &dufer iollten "a Stunben
por gesinn oes aampfipieles per poif
ibre ginlaB=Goupons nit 9lnsabe Der
eenauen 3eit erbalten, ba aus suten
@riinben bon 3eitunssa1tseisen abseie=.
BEN fpurbe. Sn Sportsfreiien ipurben
bereits Metten absei6lollen, ba Der coz
lifornii9e 2ofalpatriotismus teines=
ipeas bon benz Siege bes 2Dtpen iiber=
seuet mar. 9ieier lit stpar Elm fattliz
der 8urI1e bon 600 pfuno. Der 8dr
aber lit elm pra6terenplar bon $50.
Sies mar Der Stan0 Der Sabe biz leb=
ten Samstag, als titerDarteter Welie
bic Yarfcomnilidre fih einmif6ten unb
bem greeutipausiduB Der austellung
bic beItimmte grtldrung iibermittelten,
bab lie bic gonsefiion fir Die genus=
sung bes @oloen=@ate=Yarfes iofort
suriid5ieben iuiiroen, tuenn oas srau=
lame S1auipiel itattfinoen iollte. Die
usiteaunssseieM6aft itebt iebt stpi=
i6en sipei Geuern, aber oas 1euer Der
parteommiiiare lit bas gefdbrlihere.
sic tplrb baber ben ,9lrena=Worfaa
tpenn Iie -berbinDern uno es ailf
cine Glase bes ,golonel" Boone tpegen
@ontraftbru6es anfommen lallen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
@ramiant aeaett lid feIbN.

Sic srauiamiten llnbilben - l1nbiloen. oeren nidt
einmai elm ggilber seeea ysebenmeniGen fdbis 1T =
peribt ber prfrte Wteui1 gesen fid} inbem er bras
IiI9 tpirtenbe Yur9anaeu peridlnft tpelbe bm wta.
aenfrdmpfe perurIabeu ieine Gingetoeioe umtrempen
unb ieinen brper i1pdaen gieae Seute tbun bes be'
itambia tn benz @laubeu baB nur MeoisiHen nnb fpe.
aieu abfiibrnitte iuele geuaItam ptrfen. bon 9ben
e,eu llnter bieer traseriiden SIuon ipiro uHgIaub
l1 piei ON ber @eiuubbet eeIiinoi9t. 9asienige Ab
fibrmtitel pclbes BEN pobltbai9en Wirfem natrlt-'
gen 9tblsauss am ndtbten fommt it Soitetters nta.
senbitters bas imer5los, aber ourgr eifenb toirft
unb bic gnseeibe frdtigt antat e au rei3eu nuo 80
maeben. Ser Mageu unb bic 2eber meroeu giefdbaet.
ts bes mobltbatisen Giuauies tbebaftis ben oteies
unpereeidlide strfannm anf bic gamae Ronitt tuition
oMsibt Wtalariaartise, rbeumatiidbe. 3ieren' uno
gerpenleibeu itrai9en ppr BEN Bitters BITE Segei
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
:, Sur 0eiamobeit. Majettdti"

9lm gerliner 0ofe NOR es bisher ni6t
iibli1 gelpelen, ipenn oer faiierlide 9err
nieite, BON bieier 8efreiungstbat Der al=
lerbD1fen ylafenihleiinbaut Jfotis ali
nebmen. Siingif bate Der Raifer eiaen
Miebanfan, aber Niemanb tpagte es,
i'm burd Elm ber5baftes oproiit = au
miloern. SEA, ibr betiimmert Gu6 ia
oar nibt um einett !" rief ber Gailer-et-
ipas empfinbli1 aus. 9eitbem lit es
9pflitte geporben, jeoes faiierli9e Mie=
Zen burd elm bepDtes ,Gelunbbeit, Wa-
ieltdt = gu quittiren. Wenn nun Wil=
belm Ii. nit einem anbalten0en S9nu=
pfen bebaftet iperben fOllte, 70 iDiro Ct
bor lauter .9a-a-bi" uno Dante"
qar ni1t gum Megieren fon,men.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
Jas. Boss
Filled
Watch Cases

are all gold as far as you can see They look
like solid cases, wear like solid cases, and
are solid cases for all practical purposes-yet
only cost about half as much as an out
and-out solid gold case. Warranted TO
wear for 40 years; many in constant use
for thirty years. Better than ever since they
are now fitted, at no extra cost, with the great
bow (ring) which eassat be- bxlkd Sr syiskAI
off the case-the
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-09
0aitbattS 5tttit
s6mei3erbof!!
cub. 8rpabipab (fribcr 0rims9nnie)
gteiu YbilaoeIpbta, cbto.
ute apeine 2iqu6re friiheS Bier &C. ftets an 9ano
rporme Wtabl3eiten au ieber TageS3etf
Gpredt BET mir oOr :!
Erienrtrh 81ttttsnrr,
gigentbiimer.
0tntid's Wiebi5inen,

@eutft,'s Btut mmh 3eber Gprup III ein I'M.
tb6sbdres Mtttei fur ole Nierens nno Seberletoen.
Her6ouune esbefdperben. oout unb glntfranfbelten.
60 reiuiat bic @ei9tsfarbe unb oerbbnerf ois Pant
bereiderf oas Blt pertreibt ererbte Santheden nno
reduIirt bic GinQeiueiDe l2S Spen fir einei 9olar
Ser bette unh hilfiaite BIntreiniger i'm wtarfte
sa.ura, ! tnceruce galbe ums sebmersftiller
n elm uu;per{aImitteI fur ollie Shmer5en, pmobl ms
merIid tpie dnberIth Gin fberes un6 1bnellss WtI'
tel fit ardmpfe Golf 9iarrboea. Hheunatrsnlns
Neuralaia. Guetfhnngeu 8errentungen u1o Sabn'
meb.
Geutfd,'s Rinsfieiie,s, Giiens unc 9Eein. Stdrs
Suittfel 1T bas banptGhdlte peIlmiffei 1nr an'
oeneine Sbmadbeit uHb 8lntarmntbf 9Slr emplep'
len es namentiid olden 9anen pepe me9sn GepsI
erpb3 fnb unb profeifonellen Wtdnnern oeIsn
4fidteu ihre ArbeitSfr1ite aberltei9en, uuo 1ol1e
ipeIce ostpobut inb afobpliie Stlunlene etnSnneD'
men bd bejeS Dtitel ftimuitreuo nirft opne nerau'
fteno aa fein.
eeutfsi,'s Tanttliem 9uffen.gtrap neri4aftt
proupte Grleibterung in allen Sdlen oon Pnllen,
Grf0linngen. 9ronditis nnb Renhbulten Sat'S'at'
tion garanttrt
Srm6b6nOer.
Sine polftdmoiae Mus,pabl Der nit ben nenstten
QyerbeferuuQen nerfe beHen Brudbdnoer. Sdnlferooh
Der Siabel6dnber &C. itets Sanb. Slelelben per'
ben our eimeu erabreneu ar3t obne ertrafoien a'l'
oepoBt Satisfaetton saranttrt
Sum gsrfamie in
Wentld1'a Apntheke,
ipeitede bon 9ubIie Sqnare
Gem YbilabeIpbia, ..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26

Judge of election j. N. Bivins' nomi-
nation was made by acclamation.
Frank Hollenbeck's nomination for
the Office Of inspector Of election was
also made by acclamation.
f. j. Osgood was chosen as chairman
of the Second ward caucus, with w. H.
Wildenberger and G. s. Alexander,
tellers For assistant assessor. Clinton
Rose declined and the nomination was
then conferred upon w. H. Widen
berger by acclamation. The following
were suggested for judge of election !:
David j. Jones, DIR. Knapp and Il. W.
Westgate. Mr. Jones received the ma.
jority of the votes cast and was dc
clared the nominee. Glynn Morgan
declined the nomination for inspector
of election and F. w. Westgste was
nominated by acclamation for that
office.
Robert Dunn who was nominated
the previous evening for overs9er of
the poor in the Second ward for one
year, instead of twenty.three years as
stated in today's TRIBUNE resigned
Possibly he thought THE TRIBUNE term
was too long. W. H. Bates was nomi-
mated by acclamation to fill the va
cancy
During the two evenings in which
the caucuses have been held great
interest has bseu shown and the desire
has been to nominate u winning ticket
in the coming fight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
MOTHERS, REMEMBER THIS FACT

tisn what do for Guild which hslps him
him to do for himself" Read this Formidable
Washington Greeley Goethe Schiller Carlyle Emerson Rusk John
Wesley Victor Hugo George Herbert Cowper Augustine Cowey
Napoleon These equipment
ceved their mothers they owed their wonderful
land the list might be indefinitely
the that the MOTHER INFLUENCE
of the individual who afwari stood among
theyno merely polished
that have shaken stimulated the
the times which lived They the glorious achieve
of MOTHERS But how Mother give attention the
education children amid multitude household and dutes2
Wseys Mother standing this
Mrs Wesley mother 10 children and after had
continued guide them
thoughtful advice
bqusathal prncs the
glect of education
Education will the crownng glory of c life By
brings his happiness his loved and honor him
self this connection The TRIBUNE MOTHERS aud
the Encyclopedia the home The education
great supplies needed the home life
wisely uteigeny train and their children
noble The % volumes this work constitute
that by Mother fail supplement the
school with nobs
CIRCLE
happy library and
at the wholesale will awythe opportunity of lifetime
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
MITCHELL IS
KNOCKED OUT
MITCHELL eREsTs coRBETT.
The Two Fighters, When Arrested, Trade
Perfunetory Compliments.
Concluded from page /.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. 95.-Soon
after the return OF Mitchell to the Ev-
erett house. and OF Corbett to the St.
James hotel, both were arrested On
warrants charging them with having
committed the offense of fighting by
agreement. The men were both taken
to tine court house, where their bail
was fixed at $500 each. Bonds for
their appearance were furnished.
Tho charge against Mitchell, it is
understood, will be tried in the morn.
ing, but Corbett's case will be post
poned to allow him to 60 to New York
to keep his engagement at the Madison
Square garden on Saturday night. In
the event of Mitchell's trial resulting
in dismissal of the charge, as recent
precedents indicate will bs the case,
Corbett's case will he dismissed on mo.
tion of his attorney without the neces-
sity Of his returning.
The two men met in the court room,
Mitchell sending friend to Corbett to
ask him if he would not shake hands.
Corbett complied with the request and
the two pugilists exchanged the stereo.
typed compliments about each being
the best man the other ever met. Cor
bett has been pleased to say that he in.
tended to let Mitchell fight for five or
six rounds, but could not resist the
temptation to knock him out in the
third.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
FOREST CITY MISCELLANY.
Personals aud Other News Put Into
Readable Paragraphs.


Readable Paragraphs.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
FOREST CITY, Pa, Jan. 25.-Johu e
Hughes was in Scranton on business
Yesterday aud A. Horney and L. P.
Wedeman today.
As the cold weather is again with us
a number OF people may be ssen wend-
ing their way up the Dundatf street
hill until they reach Leek's pond, aud
then placing their skates in position,
they proceed to enjoy a few happy
hours at the exhilarting sport on the
hard water,
A ball WAS given last night in Gun
ningham's hall, over the postotfice, for
the benefit of Johnnie.
About three or four months ago a
young man living in Forest City, came
to the conclusion that he would sell u
watch by chance A large number Of
tickets were sold, but the drawing for
the watch has never taken place.
Those holding tickets would like to
have the drawing take placs or money
refunded.
The Dundaff Pioneer rink will be re-
opened next Thursday with a three.
mile race between Harry Sksels and
and John Morrison, of Carbondale.
John L. Wsstlake intends moving
in his new house soon.
Miss Adah Tucker spent the evening
in this place with her friends. Miss
Lena Reynolds and Miss Louise West
rat0
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-26
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Parents should make every effort to
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will interest. amuse and instruct one
will prove wearisome to another. The
boy or girl who has every object placed
before him. in other words who has a
complete library, is almost certain to
be entertained thereby and early
acquires habits Of industry and love
of looks and home.
Such library is provided iu the
Encyclopedia Britannica offered by the
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