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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Freckles and La Freck1a.

Every one has heard and read of the won
de1ful La Freckla. the only cure for freckles
in the world. In from three days to one
week il will remove every trace of them,
leaving the skin as pure and clear as cream
and strawberries. Any man. woman or child
with freckles on their skin is hereby abso-
lutsly guaranteed that La Freckla is genu-
inc cure and will do exactly as stated in this
article. There are NJ complexions so bear-
tiful as those that freckle-after La Freckla
has removed the freckles. One bottle is
sufficient in most cases to do the work A
few applications will remove tan and sum
burn. Price Sl0J.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
COMPLEXION RE1EDIES.
PRICE LIST:

YOUTH RESTORED. WRINKLES RE-
MOVED. THIN FACES MADE PLUMP.
Trade-Mme. II. Yale's Skin Foad-Mark
Wrinkles. Sunken Cheeks every trace of
age are removed with Nine. Yales Skin Food
1t matters not how old the person is or how
deep the wrinkles. the Skin Food will do
the work to the entire satisfaction of all who
use it. as this is the genuine and only alb
sorbent Food in the world. The public are
cautioned against many worthless limitations
that are on the market. See that every jar
has Nine. Yales name or it. Price, 81 50 and
$500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Skin Diseases Cured.


Nine. NJ. Yaes SPECIAL LOTION and
SPECIAL OINTMENT guaranteed cure
for Biackheads. Pimples and Skin Diseases
Nine. Yale has made the study of Skin Dis
eases special branch of her work, and it is
to her efforts that science owes an everlast-
skin diseases needs no special mention, as
it is generally known that some of the most
skillful physicians living recommend Mime
Yales Special Lotion and Special Ointment
curing Blackheads Pimples and all manner
Of Skin Diseases. They are guaranteed
Price, Sl.00 each.
Nine. Yale's Almond Blossom Com
pIexion Cream.
This is one of Nine Yale's most popular
remedies; it MAKES the skin fine-grained and
keeps il SOFT White ana beautiful. Price,
$I.00.
Nine. Yale's Face Powders
Are the hest in the worlG-Brunette, Flesh
and White-5U cents box.
Nine. Yale's Complexion Soap.
treasure and necessity for the toilet.
50 cents.
Mime. Yale's Hand Whitener
Makes the hands lily white the skin fine
grained. soft delicate and beautiful Price,
S1.00 per bottle.
Mime. Yale's Mole and Wart Ex-
tractor
Removes moles and warts in a few applica-
tons; harmless and wonderful Price, S3.0 90.
Fruitcura.
To every woman suffering with female
weakness OF any kind Fruitcnra is guaran-
teed to make q speedy and permanent cure
One bottle will speak for itself. Price, S1.00.
All druggists sell and Endorse them. A
nal, Gwen away free. Sold by
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Trade-RIIST Fnll-Mark.

VIII develop and make thin neck or bust
plump, white and beautiful. 1t feeds through
the pores, tatiening and building up the
flesh, strengthening and stimulating the
muscles, until the beauty of the parts is
perfect Price ST. 80 and 81 90 per lar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-17
Mme. Yals,s COMPLEXION Bleach.

A guaranteed cure for Moth Patches. Sal
lowness and all discolorations of the skin
Guaranteed TO make any complexion natu-
rally clear and beautiful. Price, 81 per bottle
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
AIR FOR CHILDREN
Chip in for the Fairgrounds.
1t Doesn't Cost Much.

The committee on Fairgrounds for
children, appointed by the Union for
Practical Progress, in conjunction with
the Free kindergarten Association, find
tbs work growing In their hands to pro-
portions far exceeding their expectations.
The grounds on Smith street and At
wells avenue are crowded beyond their
capacity, and still the children come.
Other districts are waiting, and their need
is great. Teachers and grounds are read
lily obtained. Who will help put these
children into trained hands and helpful
surroundings for tho weeks of summer,
which must otherwise be spent among he
squalid surroundings and depressing in
fiuences OF the worst streets OF our city
These children are to be our citizens and
voters. The great philosopher Plato says:
The plays of the children have the
mightiest influence upon the mainten-
aDce or non maintenance OF laws"
We want money enough 10 maintain
the Fairgrounds throughout the season.
A few days would merely form pleasant
diversion for the children. Six weeks
will make lasting impression upon them.
The whole expense of a playground of 100
children for six weeks Is less than SIPS.
Contributions may be sent TO the treas
urer OF the Union for Practical Progress,
MIR. William II. Goodwin, 20 Market
square, or will be received and ac-
knowledged by THE NEWS.
JOHN T.. KENDRIcK.
MRS. ALFRED STONE.
SIDNEY A. SHERMAN.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
AN ALSATlAN LEGEND.
4 Peasant OF AIsace Explains Peculiarly
TO \ Prussian Onicer.

There Is an anecdote related in French
provincial paper, which, II true, reflects
credit on the smartness of the Alsatian
peasants, or, at all events, OF the particu-
lar one whose neat reply 10 a Prussian In
terlocutor is recorded therein. lt appears
that in the church Of Wintzcnheim, viii
lage In Alsace, there Is TO be seen an enor-
nous silver mouse suspended near the al
tar. Recently the church was visited by a
Prussian officer. who, puzzled 20 under
stand the signincation attached to the
mouse, sought an explanation from vii
lager present in the building. The latter
explained the legend thus:
More than century ago the whole or
the. countryside was overrun with mice,
which invaded the houses, the fields, even
the beds Of the inhabitants who were un-
able To sleep, owing 20 the attacks made
upon them by these unwclcome intruders.
Little children were especially tormented,
and the village schoolmaster, panied mt
seeing numbers of dishgured faces round
Finn, had what, according TO the legend
turned out to be happy inspiration. He
cslled TO mind the lsraoltes, the serpents
whose bites were deadly and the means TAX
en- by Moses to deliver them from the rep
tiles Rejecting on this, he conceived the
idea Of endeavoring TO rid the locality Of
tho plague OF mice by casting a huge
mouse in silver, the sum required for the
purpose being raised by taxing the in
habitants according 20 their means. When
n sufficient sum of money had been oh
tanned, the project being carried out, the
silver mouse was suspended to the wall OF
the church, and from that day not mouse
was 20 be met with in field or house.
The Prussian officer, when the peasant
concluded, indulged in hearty laugh at
tho expense of tho simple villager and in
quired with amazement whether 10 was
possible that in the present enlightened
age there were To be found people TO be-
liovo implicitly in such superstitious non
sense. "Ah, sir, retorted his companion,
1--WE are far from believing implicitly in
the story, for If we thought such miracle
had really taken place we should long
before now have given our last sou To make
"a German in gold and should have hung
him up in the church in order to get rid Of
all the rest"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
THE NEWS EXCURSION (!
70
New York
AND
NeWburgh
ON THE HUDSON
Saturday and Sunday, Sept 1&2.

by request of hundreds of patrons, TIL
NEWS Excursion Bureau has planned
another all-day excursion up tn,
beautiful Hudson River, the
"Rhine of America" and the most
beautiful river in the world
Warned by the extraordinary popularity
OF the July tour, taken over the
same unique and beautiful route,
The News has engaged much
larger boat for this trip.
The steamer selected-City of Bostoa-
Is about the bandsomest excursion
boat that ever came into Rhode
Island waters. She has ample state
room and berth room accommoda-
tons for large company, a mag
n'ficent saloon deck and ornate
dining room. She has a record for
speed on the Sound that has not
yet been reached, and all connec-
tions announced will be made
strictly on time.
Her speed, also, enables THE News TO
announce two hours ashore In his
toric Newburgh, where THE News
tourists will have ample time to
visit Washington's Revolutionary
headquarters aud see the many in
teresting relics there.
The trip TO Newburgh and return is 100
miles long-covering completely the
really beautiful section of the won
derful Hudson with its world
famous Palisades.
Meals will be served in the dining room
either la carte or table d'hote-
price for the latter being so cents.
The City of Boston being entirely in
charge Of The News, this news
paper will, as before, control the
sale of tickets. and no Objectionable
persons will be permitted to secure
passage.
Every passenger on board will he con-
sidered guest of The News.
The price of the round trip including
the 40O-mile journey TO New York
(where YOU may spend Sunday if
you prefer, instead of going up the
Hudson) and the 120-mie sail up the
Hudson and back may be had at the
nominal price
So So So
For further details see announcement
in another column.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
STEWART SAYS BLACKMAlL
Bp The Associated Press.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. es.-Ths statement
that Charles L. Glasscock of this city has
filed suit for absolute divorce from his
wife, and that he named as correspondent
senator, created n sensation here SEN
ator Stewart says that he Is probably the
person referred TO. A year and half ago,
he says, Mrs. Glasscock applied to him for
assistance and out of pity he gave her
few dollars to keep her family from starv-
ing. Finally she commenced writing let
tiers, assuming that improper relations ex-
listed. The senator says he told her that
he should in the future treat her
blackmailer. He says he has ample !
that the charges she makes are false.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
CHOLERA IN SlLESlA.


VIENNA, Aug. 2S.--It is officially admit
ted that cholera from Cracow has reached
Silesia, probably through the medium Of
troops marching from Cracow u the
maneuyeFs In Bohemia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
AFTER THE PULLMAN COMPANY.


CHICAGO, Aug 2S.-Attorney General
Maloney will at once serve an amended
bill of information I'm quo warranto pro-
ceedings on officers OF the Pullman Palace
Car company. He claims that the com
pany runs saloons on wheels" and man.
ufactures bricks, neither Of which is a
legitimate part Of their business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
ON HAMPDEN PARK TRACK.


SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 2S.-Harry G.
Tyler broke the worlds record OF Q: 10 for
unpaced mile at Hampden park yesterday
afternoon, making IL in 2:07. Fred III
Allen made an unpaoed half mile In l:Ol
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
PLANNED LONG AGO.
Bv The Associated Press.

LONDON, Aug. 2S. - The Times pub
fishes letter from Seoul, in which the
writer declares that Japan planned an in
vasion OF Corea three years ago The
plan Of operations was secretly matured to
the minutest detail. After detailing the
genesis OF the war, the correspondent de-
clares that the Corean administration is n
cesspool OF corruption from the king to
the meanest official
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28

RUDY's PILE sUPPosIToRY IL auaran
teed 10 cure Piles and Constipation, or money
refunded. 5Q cents per box. send stanp for
Lancaster, IA For sayo hy All 6r-f 'riass
drnrg gists~ tHAMbEkS. CALDER a. 60
wholesale brusgi0ts. Providence. Il. A
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
JAPANESE GUNBOAT DETAINED.


ADEN, Aug 2s.-By order of the British
foreign Office the japanese torpedo gun
boat Tatsita, en- route to Yokohoma, has
been detained. The Tatsita left Shields
on July 81. II Is believed that the deten-
ton was ordered under the provisions OF
the foreign enlistment act.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
a Shortage Of Mill.

Alsnough wells and springs continue
very low In Connecticut and all crops
would make better growth with more rain
fall, Jet the moderate showers on the Goth
and the heavy dews that have deposited ON
nearly every night during the week. have
served TO keep most crops growing well
and TO partly revive pastures and moved
fields.
IL ID almost impossible to plow for rye
the ground IL so dry, and there Is com.
plant that turnip seed does not come well
Late set cabbage is making n good growth
Corn on dry land is not Caring we'll, bat
on moist land is good cryp; some corn
has been cut In southern counties. Pota.
toes are being dug and are reported light
eyerywhere 1thss been fine weather for
hary csting tobacco, and most Of the early
setting has been cut In good condition.
The report on onions Is OF q very light
crop. The outlook for apples, pears and
grapes Is very good indeed Peaches are
scarce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
Hold For Biganr.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 2S.-Robert
Blynn was bound over 90 the grand jury
under $500 bonds for bigamy. His first
wife wa-s present and testified against him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
TAR CAUGHT FIRE.


ST. ALBANs, VT, Aug qs s.-Barns be.
longing 10 Is. N. Foss were destroyed by
fire yesterday. II originated in a cauldron
OF Tar being boiled 10 coat roofs. Loss,
f2O.OO0
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28

METZ, Aug, sS.-The authorities hero
have caused the arrest OF Mime. Ismert OF
France, whom they charge with being u
spy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28
STRICKEN BY AP0PLExY.

CHICAGO Aug. 2s.--John G. Gault. the
veteran railroad official, was stricken by
apoplexy and isstl'a dying condition. lie
has been uncensci9as since Wednesday.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28

a n. WHIT TAKER-CHofCE FAMILY c-o
n. ceries. ure Teas, Codees, Glsuf u. a,
Hay and straw. iOOJ Weslminster 81 Tes sp a0as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-28

CRANBERRY CENTER, Wis, Aug. 2s.-
The losses Of cranberry growers from fires
have been enormous. In and about Mather
there is almost nothing left.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
ans sem pberen &baIe.

-Sn gsdbiIe brannte am 9isnitaf
abenb bas @obnbaus Der @ittus 8urf'
nieber.
-9ie bsutide eSanssIii6e ct. gauId
@emeinbe bon ariceburs bat ben Con.
trait fir ibre neue 8irde an George
Ries bereeben unb Der 8au fpirb binte,
Sermpn's Store aufssfiibrt iperben.
SIN Sermpn ertranf am Mittipod
Elm fiinfidbriseS S5bnIein Der gbeIeutt
Senrp 2urmorr i'm 2adatpanna. Dei
8Ieine bate iid bamit bsIuitist. Stsint
in ben SluB su tperfen, befam baS 1leber'
9eipi4t unb itiir3te in bas Bahsr.
(GarbsnbaIs gsrsipsntsni.)
- @n bem 8au Der StraBenbabn bor
bier mad Soreft Gitp bat man persansen'
Wo4e besonnen.
= Sobn 6. Dbnmadt unb Rate Dl
S4umpp erpirften am 9isnitas IL
Scrauton cine SeiratbsIiienS.
= Srau Sobn MobrS febrte Isst'
Wo4e bon einem stpeiipbdentIiden 8s,
iu@e aus SonesbaIe surid.
-3um 8efsn bss bieIisen SpspitaIes
tpirb am 28. Ndr3 Elm WobItbGtisfeits'
Bah in ber aspiione Sale seseben.
= SIN Monat Ssbruar tpurbsn pie,
30 Perionen beerbiet, ipobpn feds gti4t'
eintppbnsr Der Stabt iparen.
- an Stsle bss bur1 Ssusr ssr.
itbrten Sranflin 8re6srs tpiro elm nsuel
erridtst, unb es finb bic 8orbsrsitunsen
ba3u f6on sema6t fporben.
- aba, bic Wittre bes i'm borisen
SUM- beritorbsnen GbarIes 8ossI, foIst,
Uiontas nm Ulitternadt ibrem @atter
unb mar 81 Sabre alt.
-Srau Sable 2dbeder iarb Sonntaa
Radmittas in ibrer Wobnuns an Bife
Strabe i'm AIter bon 90 sabren uni
binterIdbt einen @attin unb Iodter.
(ArGbaIb &urrsippnbsn,.)
- Radfen Samitas fol- bier bic erfs
Nummer elmer Bo6enseituns eri6sinen.
- 8rdfibent bes Borough. Stabtra'
tbes 1T gbparb Cane unb Sstretar III
9bomas 8urfe.
- 8dbrenb elmer fur3en abpefenbsii
Der Wiutter am Nontus Worsen ertpiidtc
Elm SbbnIsin Der @beIeute Gsore,
SdimmsI cine gartis Streidb6Isden
uno beim SpieIe NIT benieIben serieiben
feline 8Ieiber in 8ranb unb Der 8leine
rurbs 70 idtper psrIsBt, bub man fir
iein 2eben fiirbtet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
g,ier Mduuer aetobtet.

SIN benz 2i6monb Sda6. in 9robi.
bencs srsisnste ii6 am Dientas Morsen
3 nbr Elm unfal, tpslder bier Wdnnern
bas 2ebsn foitete. Gs parsn iurs ,us
por a1t Mdnner binab selaGen iporben,
UNI nod siniss alrbsit in bsm nabesu
poaenbsten Sdadt su tbun; bsrisIbe 1T
375 tisf unb ettpa 80 BEL IL Sub i'm Inns
fang. als bic 2eute ettpa stpsi Stunbsn
ssarbsitst batten, itiirste pl6Blih Elm
i9psrss StId Sanbfein berab unb be'
grub spei ber Ntdnner unb um bas
MaB bsS llnsIiides poa su MAIDEN, snts
sinSstsn ii6 aud bic Safe unb Is ipurbsn
,ipei Wdnner tbbtli9 psrbrannt. Gin
3dtbisI 1T, ipis bic unberen Bier nit bem
aeben entfamen, ba bie8 bel Der Gnse
osS 8aumes fait unmDsIid idsint.
9ie @et6bieten finb Tbomas SoIs
ipeu, bsrbrannt, binterldbt Srau une
8inb; 8idarb SusbeS, leois; Samsa
Nprtbss, Isbis, peridlttet; Albert Ri1.
arbS, lsbis, beri4Gttet.-Wfit Der gnts
fernuns ber Stsintriimmer 1T man eifrie
beiddftist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
Gin .tpertbDplles Sud.

SIMMER msbr bdrsert ii6 Bel bem ame'
rifanii9en 8olie bic Grfenntnib elm. bab
es bic bD9fts Seit 1T, Der Anpfaniuue
unb Grbaltuns Der Bdume mebr 4uf'
mertiamtsit unb SprsfaIt su tuibmen.
I'M nidt uniere giadtOmmen sdnaIid
baum. unb f1attenIps au lafen. Uiii
Srsubs bseriibsn mir baber bas @ri4einen
zines nsuen WestpeiisrS unb 8slebreri
auf bieiem @ebiete, Der unter bem Titel
Der WaIb. unb Sru6tbaum" uns
nsusrbinss susssansen. 9as 203 Sci
ten umfafenbe Bud ssrfdat in bier Gb'
Idnitts: Der Walbbaum, Der 5ru6t'
baum, bsr Obfbaum unb 8sbeutuns bel
Walbes, unb bat gum 8erfa1sr hen be'
tanntsn Dsfonomen uno fOritpirtbfdaft'
Ii1sn S6riftiteuer @aIbemar @erni6
bsHsn Nams alein eendsenSe @aranti,
bilbst, bab bas Sbsma srinblid uni
praftii4 bebanbelt ipirb. l8ir tperosr
psriuden, bon Seit ;u 3eit Gussdse ],
brinssn, bod inIIte iebsr prattii6e 5ar'
msr islbit Elm @remplar bes 8u4es Be-
fBsn, bas sessn Ginienbuns bon 81
Gents an bic greeliior 9ubliibins Go.
RiIpuufes, Dise., pUrtOfrei ssianb
pirb,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
Bilfesbarre Na6ri6ten.

ShhtpUuIIt VtuWLt@ttus
= Der Susqusbanna tpar am Usitis
mod iebr bod.
- Gine tpeitere 8riide tpirb BEL 8Ip.
mouth iber ben Susqusbanna eebaut.
-Sn elmer @rubs in 2u,erne Borough
ipurbe Der 40 Sabre alte Sobn @oeb am
Samitas burd einen RobIenfaa setbbtet.
- gilbert S. SeibeI bat seri6tIi6s
Sdritte sstban, um bic S9eibuns bon
fsiner bur8ssbrannten Srau su er!an5en.
-@robe aufresuns unter ben 8etrof.
isnen babsn grbisnfunssn an Wlabiisn
Strabe berurfadt.
Der st. 9atrids Gag, II. Wdri
tpirb bier burd cine eroBe Barabs se'
fsiert tperben.
Il Set benz Iebten Donnerftas 1T bic
Arbeit in ben 2ebisb 8aasp Sterilization
babier 10 Stunben tdeIi6.
Stir bic georb @ilfesbarre sris6ii6.
fatbolii1e 8irde III cine 2400 pfunb
tpiesenb @Iode aus Iosfau, 8ubIanb,
einsstroFen.
= Das 8odafelIoip @obnbau8 III am
Samitas burd ben Sderiff an Tbomas
$. Itbsrton fiir $4,000 perfauft tpors
ben.
= 9as @. u. 3. gneampment ipirb
nadfsS Sabr in 8iaiumspUrt abssbaIten
unb barob berrSht Shpn lest arpbe
5reube.
: Die Waidinens unb pumptation
Der 8. & $. So. an bem BREEDER 30. 2
su Blpmoutb brannte Ulitttpo6 Morsen
nieber unb Der 8srIuit 1T $4,000.
- SIN ber @apIorb Grubs in BIp.
mouth 1T bic Situation unperdnbert,
man ertuartst iebo4 tdsli6 auf bic Ssr'
i<tsten su ftObsn.
- Gin GROCER DampffsfeI serbarit
am Samita8 in &enibap's 2eibfaa su
PIpmOutb bic Srasmente braneen
our9 stpei StOdpsrfe unb Sobn MlOrsan
trus i9imme 8srlebunSen bapon.
Sie 2itbauer (9oIsn) bieisr I'm.
seesno madten am Spnntas bier eine
Dsmonitration, um ibrs gntriiituns iiber
bic gerfoIsuns unb 9iieoermebelune ibrer
tatboIiidsn 2anbsIeute bur4 bic ruiiii4en
SoIoaten aussubriiden.
Ser Sanssrbunb bat foIsenbe
8eamte srtpdbIt Brdiicent, Souls
Gid; 8ise 9rdiibent, 5. German /;
Ssfretdr, U. Gottbolb Sin. Ssfretdr,
+. Saeobs; S9asmeiiter, D. u.
Gates /; 8ibIiotbetar, q. So4bsr8 /;
Iruitse, s. 2lem.
- I'm 8 llbr am Moptae Morsen
sing Der an Wpomins Ipenue in Sortp
Fort nobnenbe Robert Sutbins in ben
aeasr, UNI SoIs su bolen; bic 2ampe
itiirste um, bas Del ersoS ii6 iiber lei&t
brennbare Stoffe unb bes Seuer ;srfDrts
bas @obnbaus in fiirser 3eit a; es bate
einen 8ertb bon $4,000 unb ipar fir nur
$4,000 beeii4ert.
= Die Iurni9ule bss bieiisen Turn'
persins itebt unter Der 2eiiuns bss 2urn'
lebrerS Garl Staiber bon scranton.
8snn unfsrs biefissn Burger nun ssfIii'
fentIi1 bsbaupten, bab bon scranton
ni4ts @utes fommen f6nne. 10 1T Serr
Staibsr bon bisisr 8eseI cine Gusnabme.
St 1T Elm tiidtiser 2ebrsr, benz baS BobI
anbsrtrautsn 8inber am Sersen Iiest unS
bsr bon Iebtsrsn trob ieiner itrensen
3u&t seIiebt tpirb. Wsr feline 2inoer-
Rnabsn ODER Mdbden-su fDrperli6
tl&tissn Meniden beransebilbst su iebsn
tpiinidt, Iaiie cieielbsn an benz Iurn'
unterridt tbeiInebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
mie III bteA I

Nir bisi.n .inbunbsrt Dollars 8,Icbuung fiji
eben GAL bon Satarrb, Der nidt ourd ginnsb
msn bon eaIl3 aatartb.aur ssbeiIt wtrotr
fam.
8. 8. gb.neb q Co., Gisenib SoI,bo. 8
Bir. oi. lluterseidueten babsn g. 9 Gben.t
felt ben Isstsn 1b Sabren ssfannt unb baItsn ibr
fir pollfommen ebrenbaft in allen 8slddttsber
banolnnssn uno fnanjiea befabist. ALE Dol
ieiner 8rma sinsssang,nsn 8srbiuoIidtsitsu y
erfh[en.
Bet & Sruag, 6rObbaubsIs Srosuiftsn
Solsoo, o
BaIbiug. Riunan& Marpin, 6roi
baubtIs 9roauiten. &ol.oo o.
Sa[lY 4atarrb Sur piro inntrIid genommsi
uno pirtt birttt aiff eas BIui uuo Die idleimi
gen Obsrfdden bss eptems. 8susniiIe fre
Dsrianot Rreis 75e. fur Die 6Iaids 8srfauf
son allen apotbefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-03-09
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