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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-21

ASK your grocer for Rex Baking Pow
ders it is pronounced the best on the
market and sells for 10 cents per pound.
". II PROCTOR,
Agent for the Factory.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-05-21
WITH YOUR HANDS TIED

by some chronic Icn16ie
complaint" " or weakness,
what can you expect !
There's nothing you can
accomplish-nothing you
can enjoy. And no good
reason for il. DIR. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription will
cure you, safely and Ger
tainly, If you'll give it
tfaithful use.
For every one of these
womanly troubles, this is
the only remedy 50 sure
that IL can h,a Guaranteed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

MIs Seiparb i'm Serbit 1860 ben
Staat MiRouri b%ereiite, um fir ieinen
iiesrsiden 8ibuIen auf ber Gbieaeoer res
pubIifanii6en Nutional. Contention, ben
repubIifanii4en 8raiibenti6afts' @anbis
baten 2incoIn, su ipreden, that er in Ell.
ner ieiner bortisen 8eben bic aeuberuns :
Nihouri ftebt i'm 9esriffe. s%ermaniiirt su
iperben. Seine Brppbeseiuns bat f6
bei Wsitem nidt in 8esus auf ben gan,
3en Staat Miiiouri erfiQt. Smmerbin
siebt eS baielbft bebeutenbe Streden, bic
gang unb sar beutid iino. inbem in ibnen
AUDI bic 8inbsr unb 8~inbeSfinber Der
beutfden MniiebIer gang beutfd bIeiben
unb nit ben beutiden gisenf9aften bic
beut16s Sprads beibebaIten. SoI6e
@ssenbsn iinb Defenders in ben OFF.
Wifourier Counties st. @barles unb
Warren. 90 ipaItet nod gang Der ebIe
beuti9s @eiit, ben in ben breiBiser Sabs
rem 10 trefliae unb bodsebiIbete beuti6e
gintpanberer. tpis @eore Miin6 unb
5riebrid Niin9, bortbin bradten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Die Ma6t Der Geipobnbeit.

Ser berdbmts PbiIofopb 8ant bate
an iid ieIbft bic 8emerfuns semadt,
bab er mad sismlid boaenbeter Ssr'
oauune in ben Absnbftunben am beiten
osnfsn t5nne ; unb 70 itelIte er ii@ bsnn
su iener 8eit eetpDbnIid nit beridrdnt'
ten Armen unb 6ampfenber 9feife in
feline Stubirtube an ben Diem, bic
9lueen unperiuanbt mad benz erpben
8nopfe zines Tburmes geribtet, ben
er aus ieinsm Senfter feben fonnte.
SIN bieisr Sage unb in ienen Siunben
iberIieb Rant isinsn Genius ienen llnters
iudunssn unb idarfinnisen &eferionen,
beren &eiuItat ibm init Nedt ben Namen
Sss ,,8onissbsrssr @eiien" peridaften
unb bieien Namen uniterbIib madten.
ginlt fonnte Gant mebrere 9lbenbe
bintsrsinanber, 70 iebr sr iid aud an'
suitrensen fudts, bennOd feinen suiams
msnbdnssnben @ebanfen faiien, er tpurbe
unrubig, fanb aber enbIid bic nriade
ieinsr ibm unbesrsifIiden 3eritreutbeit.
giner nbibis porsunebmenbsn &eparatur
balbsr mar n6mlih iener erobe &nopf
BON Tburme senommen iporben, ipelteu
er Dor Musen su baben ii4 felt Sabren
ansepbbnt bate, unb er seitanb ieIbit,
bab er erit tpieSer orbentlib babe benfen
f5nnen, Madden Der 3burmfopf aui
feline alte Stele eeiebt iporoen mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Wteeer elm Muebrltber.

WaIter 8. aaen, elm &edtsantpaIt,
beEen Office iid in SO. 700 Balnut
Strase, 8biIabeIpbia. befinbet, purbe
porise @ode bon 9eliseiri4ter SoIe in
ermanssIuns bon 8irsi6aft mad benz
Gefdnsnib seianbt. Sc iparen orei Gins
Hagen tpesen llnteridlasuns unb cine
4nfIass tuessn aenbsruns elmer %llrfunbe.
nit Der @biidt su betriissn, sesen Gaen
srbobsn iporosn. Cine InfIase sine
bon 8ep. Sotn s. 9effsrmann bon Der
STANDARDIZATION ct. Starts 8irde
aus, unb 3tpar bebauptet Der &ldaer, BAT
4qen fur Jpn $4,000 cplettirt, bas
@eIb isbo1 nidt abseliefert babe. GRos
mas GarIep. elm Seifenfabritant, bal
anssbIid $500 einsebibt unb Sobn
SamiIton, Elm Teppidfabritant. iaste,
oab er burd 9llen Inn $4,000 betrosen
pprben isi. SamiIton bebauptete, baB CT
allen $4,000 gum Anfauf zines @runb.
itiides seseben babe. Ser InsetIa8te
Ioa isbe6 MUIR $500 besablt unb ben
gleit bon $500 auf. benz @runbitiid
bppotbsfarii6 einsetrasen baben. Das
iibrise @elb fol- er in ieinem Huben bers
tpenbst baben. 9laen mubte in grman'
seIuns bon $4,000 8irsi4aft ms Ss'
fangnib nanberr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Gin 9sidbrises 3piainsSpaar,

bic Sauptlsuts Sabian unb Sebaftian
8noa bon Sismarinsen (Deuti4lanb).
bat Der Cob pIbbIid eetrennt, inbem
Sabian firsIid infoIse einesS turaes ftarb.
Die 3piamssbriiber ipurben i'm Sabre
1903 aIs Sbbne bes Sirf6nirtbs 8nol
in g ismarinsenborf seboren. Wit II
Sabren famen bsibe mad Deiterreid als
8abstten. Sebaitian bIieb in bftersiGi.
iden Dienften, ipabrenb Der iebt p~erftors
bene Sabian ms SObensoaernide Ieidts
Battalion sintrat unb nit bemieIben ben
iosenannten babifden SeIbsuB mitmadte.
Mit Sismarinsen mar bas militdrii6s
i9tpiainesbriberpaar, bas bic beutfden
0roBmddte Preuben unb Deitereid bers
iinnbilbete, eng pertpadfen. uno 8enohen
bic beiben alien, ftets fibeIsn Serren bel
God unb gisber 8%erebruns. Sbrs
SausbaItuns beiorsten iie edit unb fele'
mabis feIbf, unb es muBte Sober ie bic
ISOLDE bic S@lrse umbdnsen unb ben
8eisn fibren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Sruben.G fef am sasesli4t.

8is has SonnsnIidt auf Maultbiere
tpirft, bariiber ipirb Elm merfipiirbiser
Fall aus benz benahbarten 2userne Gountp
permeIbet. SIN elmer bortissn 8obIens
arube tparen felt bier Sabren feds MauI'
sieI in 8enubuns; tuabrenb peIder 3eit
bic Tbisre niemaIs an bas Taseslidt
aefommen tparsn. slIs nun lebtbin in
Der Brube Seuer auSbra4, muBte man
bic WauIeieI beraufbefOrbern. 8eim
grbIiden beS GpnnsnIidtS fdIoiien bic
1bisre bic 2lussn, tpeIds le erft balb gu
6ffnen tpasten, ais iie nah elmer cine
WeiIe entfernten @eice gebra4t unb
bort IosseIaHsn iporben iparen. Die
8irfuns mar cine iiberraidenbe. Gins
fanas aitterten bic Ibiere an allen @lies
bern, rsdten absr bann, als iie ii4 an
ben NnbIid setpbbnt batten, bic 3Dpfe in
bic S5be unb bIidten nit boil aufses
Idlaeenen Mussn unb ofenbarer Ger'
numbering iiber bic 8erse unb ben Soris
,ont bin. 8eim nntersan8 Der Some
braden bic MaulsieI fur ettpa cine Yiers
telitunbe in Elm freubises @epieber aus,
fporauf fie nit ben Sufen ausidIusen,
u~mberbapftsn unb ipransen uno fid auf
benz Staten tpaIten. Bier Gage brads
ten tie bamit su, boa @ritaunen ben Gins
mel unb bic llmsebuns su betra4tsn.
tpabrenbbem iie bic Annabme bon Sutter
unb @aGer perpeiserten unb feines Der
Ibiere Elm Nuae ,um S6Iafs f@lpb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
10. Mai 1894.

tHN Oo
3iss psrIadtn Seranton fir philadelphia unb
asp gJOrt per .. & 8. U. U. UNI 8 Wprsens.
1910, 2.3S unp ti.35 Ha6m, per D. {. s. 0.
u. u. 600, sos, tt.20 %. unp 1.30 Na6m.
Berlaien Scranton fir pittstpn anb Wilff5-
Mprgens, 1870, $50, COZ, $50 Natni.
Ynlalisn Scranton fir lDbite Dawn, SajIe-
ton, ppttspiae unp alien punftsn Der Beaver
0isascp unS pOttssias 3psissn, per 9. & @.
.. 6.4U Or, per .. & =. 8 Dr., 1910, 2.3S,
sos, 1920 Mpretns, f.30, $50 Nadmittass.
Rsapina harrisburg unp alien 3piitenpuufttn
per .. & 3. o.. VI. ain 500 d., 1910, 2.38
ff,35 NaGmittags, per D. Z. IL W. 600, sos,
tf.20 ", 1870 Natm.
YsrlaIen Scranton fir G~unfbannod, Sotran-
pn, elmira, Stbaea, @fnfpa unp 3piltsnpunt-
ten per .. & 3. ". ". nm 9.07 W. 1915 uni
f.3U Nabmittags.
gsrlaHsn Scranton fir 8o9sisr, Buffalo,
Niasara 6daeu, Detroit. Gbieaep unb ptltlittn
ff.35 Wabm., per . I s. % VI u UNI pittstUn
5nnstion SOS VI, 1870, $50 Na&m, per q. q
W VI " 3.4t NaGm.
O"t SlHtttu INV 2p1ltH ptt SllalluHta, ptt
D&S& U 9.07 3D.. 1910, 6.t5 Ha1mittas,
per . Y W SOS Dr., 1870, 6.U7 Ia@m.
pulmann parlcr une S9laf- pbn {. q.
SsftIpaseu auf alien !3tstn spil9sn 6. s. 81.
Sunetipn pbr Wilftsbarrf ane Hep Ycri, pbi.
lapslpbia, Buffalo unp Suspfnlipn Bridr.
&pIin p. 9Dilbur, Gen. Cup. Dep Din.
9bas. Q. sts Sen. paf. Mesnt pbilabsI-
pbta, ia.
y. 70. @onnsma&sr, .sGt. Sen. paf. assnt
Sip Sstbltbsm, pa.
Wfitsrs Iusfunft srtbeilt sd. &. prpsr, Stabt-
.Agsnt 300 ead'a Apenus, Serantpn, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
sseues MOues srser sphem.

Cine @enbsruns, bic fiir ale bieienisen
Berfonen bon @idtisfeit 1T, bic bon BEN
,,Mones Drbsr" Spftsm Der 8oft 9e'
brau& MAIDEN miifen. it nit benz 1.
SuIiin 8raft setreten. Sur bic Glerts Der
Sauptpoitdmter bebeutet bic neue Gins
ridtuns cine tIsine @rfdmeruns ibrss
Dienites, benn tpdbrenb ibnen bisber bic
berIansten .,Monsp Drber" SormuIare
~susetbsiIt ipurben. baben lie bieielben lest
eieenbdnbis bon ibren Coupons absulb'
fen. lin 70 bsauemer aber 1T bic 8ers
ipenbuns Der Monep.O rbers infolse Der
bur6 bic neue 8erorbnuns porBei4riebes
men Nrt Der 4u8teIuns I'M aIsemeinen
8erfebr, ba bic Drbers iebt, mas friber
nidt Der SAL mar. iofort feben lafen,
an ipsn iie aabIbar iinb unb Oh jis in
ridtissr Weifs bOnorirt tpurben. gnber.
benz aber babsn fe ben 8UrtbeiI, bab
cine SdIiduns ieitens Der 8eamten 10
aut ipis ausssiaIoRen 1T. unb bab aud
cine 8eranberuns Der eeidriebenen CABS
len iid unbsmerft ni6t srm5sIiden ldbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
@as einise Gransuneen bewirfen,

SIN Der Sabrifatipn bon Stiefeln unb
S1uben tpirb bic Mrbeit, iposu friiber
500 4rbeiter erforberIid tparen, iebt
bon 100 setban.
8ei benz 8ufdnsiben bon &Isibsrn unb
1u6mdBen tbut iest Elm Mann bic gr.
belt, fir tpeI4e irdber brei nbtbis tparen.
SIN Der Decentralization 1T tur& bic
neue,en Metbpbsn bic 3abI Der glrbsiter
UNI 5 Biz so 9rosent r%ebusirt tporben.
Cine Maidine gum Mefen unb 8iir'
fen bon Teppiden tbut jest init einem
@ann bic arbeit, su beI&er Is nUtbio
tparen.
BUR Serfteauns bon MebI iinb burd,
moberne 8erbeHerunsen nur elm 8iertel
10 biel 2eute nbibig ais friiber.
Sci Der Mnfertisuns bon bledsrnen
8annen fOnnen Jest Elm Wann unb Elm
8nabe 10 pieI tbun aIS friibsr aebn.
Dur6 bic iebt Bel BEN 8obIensrubens
betrieb ansetpsnbeten Maidinen f6nnen
l60 8srelsuts in einem Monate 70 piel
aobIen Iiefern aIs friiber 500.
Sci Der Sabrifation bon 8adfeinen
tpirb burd bic berbefertsn Metbobsn Elm
3ebnteI Der friberen 9trbeit eripart, uni
Bel Der Sabrifation bon feusrfeltsn Bad.
ftsinen 1T iebt 40 Yrosent msnidIi1s
Grbeitsfraft fpeniser n6tbis aIs friber.
8ei benz Serridten bon Sabbauben
MAIDEN Jest IL Mrbeitsr $4,000 Stid in
berieIbsn 8eit fertis. in ipsIdsr tribe,
biefelbe 3dbI bon Arbeitern nur $500
Slid fertis bradten.
SIN 8efefissn bon Sdubabidben
MAIDEN iest Elm arbeiter unb Elm &nabt
mitteIt Maidimen 300 paar tasIid,
tpoau friber flint arbeitsr n5tbis paren,
SIN ben acknowledgements Der Ser,
Staaten III bic 3abI Der grbeiter UNI BIZ
9dlfte perrinsert. Sin @eber beiorst
Jest sipei Bis sebn Webadble, tpdbrent
frdber fir ieSen WebitubI Elm Wanr
nbtbis mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Weue Mfetbobe, Silbertbaler 81
sdhfeu.

Die Iansiams unb idperfaaise strt
unb @sife, SiIbertbaIer nit ben Sdns
ben a~b,usdbIen, beipos ben Obertpuroein
Der Mlnse in PbiIaDeIpbia, Sebaitian
Seins, cine Maidine su %erfinnsn, bic
6ieie Grbeit automatiid berridtet. @r
srfanb mad pislsn 8eriuden cine Mas
f&ine, psI9s bic @utbeibuns bes
Sdabamts srbieIt unb am ID. Stunt
,uri erften WaIe ~ansstpenbet ipurbe.
Die Rai4ine bsltebt in einem Tri4ter,
in peI6en bic SiIbsrtbaIsr sei4lttst
tuerben. Gin 8abnrab lsitet bann bic.
IeIben in &bbren, bic fis auf einen Gid
in iobieI Sbbunsen abIaben, bic ie so
TbaIer fallen. Do bic Naidine NIT
elmer einsissn aurbeIbeipesuns 90 FOLDER
DsFuunsen fuQt. seitattet iie, in elmer
Minute 1000 SiIbertbaler su sdblen.
obne sinen Srrtbutn su srlauben. Dis
Maidine arbsitet 3ur sr6bten 8ufrieben'
belt unb bofft man OesbaIb, bic 9dbIune
unb 8dsuns aIer SiIbertbuIer be'
Wiiin;e bis Mitte SuIi polenbst ~
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

s9- 2eiet bas ,WodenbIatt" reseIs
mabie es iOftst nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Nm Shtptubfnhttae.

Ser Undergraduate, wsIder nab msbridbri,
gen asiosn bon einem idpsren 9un9eniibeI
uno Der eefirdteten Sdwinb fudt onrd
Elm einfades @itteI 9ebeilt iunros, winfdI
all ieinen Witleioenoen Die Retbooe Der 3eil
ung bsfannt Su MAIDEN. Gr miro aaen, BIZ
es minidsn. tohsnfrsi eipe abi9rift bee @e
septss isnoen, weldes cine i4ere Seilung fii
Q dpinbiudt 1T, atbma, Gatarrb
8ronditis uno ale gals. nnb Mn8tn
afethonen II. 81 boft. oab ale eeioenoer
isin MitteI probiren. tueldes uniddsbar 1T
8sr bas 8sSspt, bas nidts tOitet uno iesens'
reid fem fam. plnidt, idreibe 9efiligft Of
Rep. gbwarb u. Billion, Brootlpn
3em Sort.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

81. S9oop; Boz 8, Natine, Mts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Dein Waeen

2eiben fam sebeilt tueroen unb On
fdnnft Did iiberseusen, baB o {.
S6oop ben Sdlifel sur erfolsreiden
8ebanblrns bon tluUerbaulidfeit unb
anberen &~ranfbeiten bes Magens, bet
2eber unb Nieren unb inneren Orsate
.gefunben bot. 9r. S6oop bebanbelt
bic Nerpen, ipelde bieie Srsane foHs
trolliren unb mo bic eisentli6e l1riade
bieier 2eiben 81 iuden 1T. 9ieie rlrs
laden iperben entfernt bur9 bic Be-
banbluns nit Or. sd @ies
berber teller, tueGder Wassn.,
2ebers unb Nieren : &ranfbeiten pol,
itdnbis beilt, bur9 8rdftisuns Der ers
franftsn Orsane unb @intpiriins auf
BITE @eruen, pelde bieie Drsane ton.
trpIiren.
9ieie SlrSnei 1T fein @erpite obsr
siftises Merpen $ 8ei5mittel, ionbern
bient our &rdftisung Der Nerpen unb
Sebuns Der 8erbauungs.O rsane unb
beilt ale Magen. unb 2ebers 2eiben,
bur6 bic @ntfernung Der uriadeu. Gin
8eriuh tuiro Sid iiberSeugen.
Sn s~pOtbsfsn Ober franco per 6IprsB for sfy0a.
na~ Aa,,tELa 0uao..fa. 49,. d1.f.k
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

zines Der msrftpdrbisten @usboIsss'
biste Der @elt itebt in ben Counties
SumbpIbt unb RensOeino, in GaIifors
nien. Gs umfabt 4l25 Nuabratmeilsn
unb sntbdIt 1872 8ilionen Sub Sols.
Dur9 mifrOitopii4e nnteriu&unssn bat
man baS Sitter GINGER Der 8aums auf
nabesu 5000 Sabre feftseftelt. @ini8e
Der sefauensn 8dume liesen, ipie man
annimmt, fdon adt bis aebn Sabrbun'
bsrte auf bsrisIben STEELE. obns bab oas
Dol, msrtli4sn S4absn esnomuasn bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06

J| o."
beitA, ipelder bic Be
banbluns nit bieier
Gr5nei ausfabrli1 be.
idreibt, nebit BrObeH,
tuerben an irsenb cine
Gbreiie frei uerianbt.
Man ifreibe an
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
3enfe's Sotel,
215 Tenn Nbe., Scranton. pa.

Ginsm perebrten beutidsn gubIifum em.
pisSle i'd mein SoteI beftens. Sie befen
importirtsu uno eiubeimiiden Biere uuo an.
osrt Sstranfe, unc pOr3iisIibs gisarrsn.
BeiOuosrs p~reispirSis fnS Die bon mir
ieIbit importirten
8bein., Moiel. unb unsarpeine.
Is Ssidnst adtunssDoI,
Gfbert 3enfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-07-06
Die SnSiana Farmers
Spar nnS InleiBe 6eieai9aft
bon Sort ssahus, Sno.

Wit a%blplutsr Si&abfit btr anlasr perbinbtt
biefs @tislltaft srSbere 8prtbeiIs ale SbnIits
5nititutt. Rad BEN 81 SABRE plan 4. .. fpftt
cine anleibt bon $1,000 in 70 Mpnatru nur
$3.50 81, aIio pitr prpsent idbrIib /; pdbnnb Der
9i6tfeiesrsnpt in Der slei6en 3rilt an $1,000
bic Summs spn $440 ~ptrbifnt.
Scbn 9entes, 428 Sidorp StraBe,
Nstnt fur e %rrantpu, unh u esritlbs our ssnatn
grflarnns bee PLANES unb btr 8ortbtiIt isesr-
itit bertit.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-01
Blaine's Idea of Happiness.

During the great Harrison-C leve-
land campaign it will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Blaine, even then sick
unto death, was spending the sum-
mer at Bar Harbor, trying to hear as
little as possible of politics and keep
ing entirely out of public life.
One day while taking little stroll
along the sands the plumed knight
was surprised by a correspondent
from New York who had come up
to interview him and had waited his
chance.
IF you will not talk politics, Mr..
Blaine" said the reporter, will you
not at least talk on every day topicsi
Will you tell me, for instance, what
was the happiest period Of your life,
and how you would advise others tc
gain happinessT'
eyes," replied the secretary. ''The
happiest time in my life was before
the people became interested in me-
before I was watched, followed
talked about and persecuted-whe1
I was a simple lawyer, happy ove1
a S. case. And to others Iwould say
that the quiet life is the happy one
to be the unknown person. Tolsto
is right. He has the right idea
Happiness lies in the homespun ant
in toll. New York Journal.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-01
Her Interview With the Tiger.

Not long ago a Brockton man re-
ceived his monthly pay envelope
containing $125. This should have
gone to lift a mortgage on his home,
but it didn't, for instead Of going
home to his spouse the man went to
Boston and lost it all in faro game.
Then he got beastly drunk and went
home. When he sobered up enough
to tell his wife what had happened,
she started at once for Boston. Get
ting her bearings, she struck out for
the faro den and finally secured adj
mittance to the innermost den of the
tiger. Once there, she made things so
hot for the proprietors that three
days later they gladly settled with
her for $500. The man will play no
more faro, the mortgage is lifted,
and it has been demonstrated that
the tiger is no match for the lady
Lewiston Journal.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-01
LOurdes.

An American doctor who prac-
tees in Brooklyn and went as a
member of the great pilgrimage to
Lourdes called on me to give his i'm
pressions. He says he saw how ev-
cry ailing pilgrim was examined by
a board of three duly qualified doc
tors and is certain that no simulated
malady could pass undecided. He be-
ieves that in cases Of functional dis
eases relief is obtained, but does
not believe it would last unless an APP
propriate diet and medical treatment
followed. Such relief is a great gain
and may be made to last. The hypo-
chondriacal are raised from the low
est depths Of depression to state Of
exaltation. This American doctor
believes what Laserre claims for
Lourdes, but declines to express an
opinion as to what may be behind
the phenomena spoken of as mira
cles. Paris Cor. of the London News.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-01
Getting Acclimated.

Jim is a teamster for a manufac-
turing establishment in Detroit, and
until a week or 10 days ago Jim was
a bachelor and happy. Then in
moment of recklessness he got mar
ried, the lady in the case being about
ten years older than he and with a
temper on her that was simply ter
rife. Jim took her to a little house
that he had rented and settled down
to domestic bliss, but somehow it
wasn't a success. The other evening
the policeman who was on that beat
and has known Jim for long time
noticed him come out and sit on the
front steps for awhile, then go in and
shortly afterward reappear for a few
moments, then go in again. He
watched this peculiar action for an
hour, and the next time Jim ap-
peared he went over to him.
whats the matter?" he asked.
Jim jerked his thumb over his
shoulder and smiled a wan sort of
a smile.
The policeman didn't understand.
"Gotmarried, you know, said Jim.
YES" replied the officer.
"Only four days ago." said Jim.
The officer nodded. ....
"Wen," said Jim, ''my wifes got a
mighty spicy temper, and I'm trying
to get used to her on the installment
plan. "-Detroit Free Press. la
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-01
GTATE OF MINNESo TA, COUNTY OF MILE
~ Lacs.--ss In Probate Court, Special Term,

GTATE OF MINNESo TA, COUNTY OF MILE
~ Lacs.--ss In Probate Court, Special Term,
Oct. 24th 1894. 80 -
In the latter of the estate of Michael Keney. de-
ceased. $500
Whereas, An instrument in writing purporting
to be the last Will and testament of Michael Ke-.
nelly, deceased, late of said county, has been de-
livered to this court: 7-SS al
And whereas, Ellen Kenely has filed Herewith
her petition among other things that
said Michael Kenely died in said county on the
18th day of April 1892 testate, and that said petit
TONER is the executrix Lamed in said last will and
testament, md praying that the said instrument
may be admitted to probate, and that letters tesla
mentary be to her issued thereon;
It is ordered, That the proofs of said instru--
ment, and the said petition, be heard before this
court, at the probate Office in said county on the
goth day Of November, a. d. 1894, at 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon, when all persons interested may
appear for, or contest the probate Of said insru-
iment; S.
And til further ordered; That notice of the
time and place of said hearing be given TO all
persons interested, by publishing this order once
In each week, for three successive weeks prior to
said day Of hearing, in the Princeton UNION, a
weekly newspaper printed and published at
Princeton in said county.
Dated at Princeton this oath day of Oct, A..
D. 1884 By the Court,
RICHARD w. FREER,
SEAL Judge Of Probate.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1894-11-01
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Mile Lacs.-ss. In Probate Court. sz.
| In the matter Of the estate of Isaac Shannon,

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Mile Lacs.-ss. In Probate Court. -.E
In the matter Of the estate of Isaac Shannon,
deceased:
Letters of administration on the estate of Isaac
Shannon, deceased, late of the county of Stark
and State of Ohio, being granted to Aulger
Rines. -
1t is ordered, That six months be and the same
is hereby allowed from and after the date of this
order in which all persons having claims or de-
mands against the said deceased are required to
file the same in the probate court of said county
for examination and allowance be forever
barred. a. ~
l. is further ordered, That the 18th day Of March,
1885, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, at a term of said pro-
bate court to be held at the probate office in the
court house in the village of Princeton in said
county be and the same hereby is appointed as
the time and place when and where the said
probate court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
And it is further ordered. That notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and persons in
terested in said estate by publishing this order
once in each week for three successive weeks in
| the Princeton Union. weekly newspaper printed
and published in said county. 5$Ea
| Dated at Princeton, Minn Aug. 9th, 1894.
| By the Court,
=. RICHARD w. FREER,
| lsEAL.l Judge Of Probate.