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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
THE SOUTHERN RAZOR BACK.
4 Hog Compared with which a wild
Boar In n Weak Invention.

Boar In n Weak Invention.
Alabama and some other Southern
states produce an animal known as the
razor-back hog, which from time to
time furnishes amusement or annoy
ance to tho travellers in the railroad
trains running in isolated districts.
The azor-back is undoubtedly the de-
scendant several generations removed
of the ordinary domestic hog. But what
difference between them. Instead OF
the sleek, sleepy. well fed animal OF
the ety, the raZOr-back Is as thin as IL
rail, as gaunt and hungry rs wolf
and as unprepossessing us shark.
Its thin sides show every Individual
rib, like greyhound i'll condition, ann
the prominent spine suggest IT'S name,
which is aptly applied, along its back
are a few sparse bTiStles, and the
legs Of the beast are long enough for
III ordinary dog Of mongrel breed.
Where the annoyance to the traveller
GENES in is when razor-back, or L
dozen Of them-for they move in drOyes
get OH railroad track in front Of
the engine. Fleet Of foot as the beasts
are, they cannot of course, outstrip \
locomotive They won't leave the
track, however, but race along in front
Of the engine, disconnected by the bell
and whistle, but afraid to turn aside
until the train is brought to a full
stop.
Attempts have been made to domeSti-
cate these hogs, but they have all
proved unavailing. Their yield, too, Is
enormous, and after year or two
| experinentalsts give up their efforts
| for fear Of being eaten out OF house and
home Quite recently u Mr.. Thomas
| Booth Of Pulaski, Tenn. secured Il male
| and female Of the razar-back tribe.
| and tried to tame them. but failed.
Mr. Booth kept his specimens for
about year. and ut the end of that
/ time they were as wild as at first. The
| more he fed them the thinner they got.
/ Within the period mentioned they CON
/ sumeti 100 bushels OF corn without
| yielding in the slightest to the fattening
| influence Of the grain. During the in
I teiyal the SOW had five itters OF pigs
numbering twenty-One.
| Disguised with his efforts. Mr.. Booth
/ gave his animals to negro, who in
| the end considered himself under no
| obligations for the gift. The negro
/ slaughtered the animals to keep himself
and family from becoming a charge
upon the county. lie WAS uIEfDle D st
| cure enough fat for soap grease.
These semi-wild razor backs can SO
| through garden like a shovel plow.
| No green or living thing escapes their
rayages. They can crawl through Il
| crack that would defy cat and lift gar
| den gates with their sharp noses. The
| flesh OF a i1zOr-back is too tough to be
eslt:blc Men who have attempted tht.
feat compare it. for Lack OF better
| substance with rlinocerDs hide.
York Herald.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
=. DuestrOw Dies.

6 Meb. 20. - Mrs. Albertina
Ao victim Of her husbands
nj raE died yesterday afternoon
Nj nt, - of the wounds received
lew coa when he fatally shot her
nen1 y he1f three year-old son. Clara
tput 10 Keeper Of notorious re-
le ~ .,r Ntcm Arthur Duestrow, the
Inc ..h 4rderer, is said to have
c J. blu ny Of his dollars, is miss
able to A1lIwn to have seen Duestrow
NOR .hV fore he committed his
Jus aIs ee are those who connect
on 'as Ax11ce with this tragedy.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Fought for II Girls Love.

st. Paul Feb. 2O.--William Long. jan
itor, and Gordon. engineer at the Port
land block, on Broadway, 1rarrelel in
the kitchen cafe this morning. and Cor
don shot Long il the left shoulder. in
Gicting a flesh wound. and himself became
victim to his own weapon, bullet
from his revolver fracturing the bones of
his left arm. The men had been at
outs for some time. 1t appears they were
both enamored Of Q pretty waitress at
the Portland cafe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Going to Ash bury Park.

Huron, s. d., Feb. N-Following are
the delegates chcsen to repre.s mt the
South Dakota fress association at the
annual meeting in July of the National
Editorial association. at Asbnry Park, n.
j.: w. $. Warner, Deadwood Times;
+. c.. Torney, Aberdeen News; l.. T..
" hitcher, Hishmore Herald: Thomas
ishop, Volga Tribune: C.. r. Tiuan,
kimball Graphic There are 100 mem
btrs in the South Dakota association.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Religion Saved the Entire Family

st. Louis. Feb. oO.Ihe family Of
Paul kuhnel, Of 1905 Billion avenue, con
sisting of himself, wife and several chill
dren, had a narrow escape from horri-
BILE death by gunpow1er last night. Some
unknown person placed a keg filled with
gurpowder, cotton and coal oil under the
flooring and applied a fuse ignited at
one end. Fortunately Mr.. kuhuel and
his family had left the house to 90 TO
eli, rch. When the fire reached the
powder the house was blown to pieces.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
A Green Isle Case.

EendcrS on, Mimi, Feb. 20 Edward
Lucht, farmer of Green Isle township,
this county, was brought in by the sheriff
yesterday and lodged in Jail He is ac
cussd of the betrayal of his sixteen-year
old stepdaughter, who is now in u deli
cate condition He was arrested at the
ir.stigation of his brother-in-law, mis- wife
and daughter being threatened with
deoth if they diyulged the secret.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
McIKane Sentenced.

!, Feb. 2O.-John Y. Mckane,
convicted Of fraud in the recent
vas scntenced to-day to Sing
se six yes rs. Juege Bartlett, in
ecDlg sentence, said: Il 90 not
hrled to disregard the recon-
i Il To mercy made by the jury.
ne which the defendant committed
ri0us one. That great crimc
y" be one that demands an en-
~ ttence. The penalty should be
!. - to express due condemna-
,, ,, e not SO severe as to excite
ii' The sentence Of the court is
~ 1tef6ndant be imprisoned IN Sing
p1foon for six years There
MI Hence in court for Il moment,
az q alntdst murmur of voices
-, chamber, Judge Bartlett
'i'O0 c0nrt to be cleared.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Alleged EOOller Discharged

Denver, Feb. 90. j.. Smith. Of the
Smith 4 Brooks Printing company. in
dcted with Hadley, Ramund ct al. in
the famous city hall boodlins cases, was
to-day discharged on the same grounds
that HadlPy was recently freed, the
court holding that az three terms had
passed since the Indictment had been
found and the case had not been called,
the defendant was entitled to his free
dom.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
bought Liberty.

Winnipeg, Feb 20. - Hackett. the
Maine bond thief has settled with the
prosecution and has been discharged
from custody He leaves for Maine to-
II orrow with the detective He will
mike u written confession to lawyers
this forenoon. The amount involved is
So1,COO.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
sfh0YYetl Net Lnsa.

ST. Panl, Feb. 20.Insnrancc Commits
sioner Smith has completed his preliin-
mary report and forwarded it to the
printer. The total risks written in the
state by American and foreign stock
companies amounted to S263, ,SiG, ,y77 !.
total premiums received, S3,3i5, ,2S6. So;
losses incurred. E33,33aa55, a1s AZ
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Too Fresh.

Clerical Visitor-Can l get a job to
raise religious enthusiasm In your
church?
Delcon--What are you?
II am a boy preacher.
You won't do. We don't employ any
preacher under seventy this year.
Come around in about % years and we
will talk business"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Small pox at Fort Howard.

Green Bay, Wis. Feb. 2O.-Four cases
of smallpox iE the hospital in Fort How
ard have resulted from the case of tbs
tramp who was taken in there and who
died Jan. 81. Mr.. and Mrs. Writers and
on are recovering. but the eleven-year-
ole daughter died fro the disease last
evening.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
SUPREME JUSTICE
TON WHITE OF LOUISIANA IS
HOAORED.
OmlnatiOn Sent TO the Senate
,COn0rmed In IL Very Few Min
The FilibusterinS Against the
] Hill Continues.

linEton, Feb. 2O.--The president
seEt to the senate the nomination
ator Edward ID. White of Louisi-
be an associate justice of the
States supreme court, to fill the
v caused by the death of Justice
ord. The senate had hardly time
yer from the surprise which the
tion had caused wnen the CON
IN was announced. While months
ZEN spent in consideration OF the
stions of Mcssrs. Hornblower and
m, and much time devoted to
~ tie senate committee on lu-
the name of Mr.. White was not
4 to the committee at all, and in
IN an hour after the nomination
IN received the senate had placed
! OF approval upon the selection
bed itself of an esteemed member
Il given the supreme court the one
i acessary to make full bench.
i Douglas White will take his seat
supreme bench as the youngest
!. justices, and with the exception
I ices Field and Harlan, he will
!, tered at an earlier period in life
: y Of the other justices, and will
exceptionally long term of twen-
years to serve before retirement.
4 IL born in the parish of La
-, La, a I'd was forty eight years
:, ast November. He was educated
ct st. Mary's, near Emmctsburg,
the Jesuit college in New Or
nd finally at Georgetown college,
of Columbia. He entered the
rate army. and after the war
nitted to the bar by the Louisi-
RENE court, and practiced his pro-
!. during the troubled years which
: the reconstruction period. In
began his political experience as
senator, lapsing into the law
.ns became associate justice Of the
~ court of Louisiana in 1878, but
lrning to political pursuits, he
ted to the United States senate
.ed Senator Eustis, at present
= to France, taking his seat March
NV By his appointment to-day he
Y e d vacancy Of full two years III
" tOrial term The new justice is
lor at present, but there is a
ned rumor aiioat that before the
Tres he will espouse a well known
- woman who has been Il brilliant
= Warrington.
dt4 essiOn Of the senate was un-
Aa levOid of interest. Senator Hale
IVY q resolution to Investigate GER
lting contracts, but the matter
lLs even create a discussion in the
aaF although the resolution was
aA- Senator Daniel opened his argu-
le support Of the administration n
V allan natter, and will conclude
;lIs y.
~ !ibuster over the silver bill in
% e continued to-day, and an ad-
st was had 70 give the Democrats
tunity to consider the situation
G ~. An order arresting absentees
nd ed.
slFlccexs Of the filibuster against
lFaal d silver seigniorage bill, which
led proceedings III the house for
S, forced the Democratic adyo-
the measure to inv oke the decree
p,elcus. There were present 1D
s, is, but not Democratic member
1ei1 sw York delegation, all of whom
,aflaled the obstructive movement.
light ent, nor in fact any Of the 9TH
ureN joined hands with them. a
err was unanimously adopted that
Gratis record their votes either for
1t the measure. This will bring
"eis0 q vote tomorrow in all proba-
faGF
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
HIPS Property Attached.

Miller, s. d.. Feb. 2O.-To-day attach
ents were levied on all of Receiver
Hills property. The" was strife BE-
tween the county treasurer and the
private depositors in making the first
levy, but the treasurer was first Tho
ct,lts will now decide between the as
sieEee and attaching creditors.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
A County Seat war On.

Jackson. Mimi. Feb m.--A big eight IS
now on between Jackson and Lakefi,ld
over the county seat. jackson now has
it, but I.akefield clans it because It Is
il. the exact geographical center while
Jackson is off in cne corner The con-
test promises to be an interesting one
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
BIizxard In Iowa.

Seattle, Wash, Feb. 2O.-The worst
blizzard in years is blowing over Puget
sourd The snow is about five inches
deep and drifting badly.
Tacoma, Wash. Feb. oO.-The severest
storm in years is raging throughout the
state The wind blew sixty miles an
be ur for four hours yesterday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
pench CrOn Killed Again.

ST. Louis. Feb. 2O.A special to the
Pest Dispatch from Benton, H., says:
Investigation shows that the recent hliz-
z1rd totally destroyed the peach and
plum crop of Southern Illinois, while
currants and cherries are badly damaged.
Apples are uninjrred
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
GtIllwntp street RAILWAY

Saltwater, MINI, Feb 20. Allan
Curtis, trustee Of the bondhollers, to-
day secured judgment against the Still
water Street Railway company for more
than $4,000. which will place the bond
holders in charge of the road 1t will
rrol ably he sold.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
An ArknnsaS Traveller.

st. Louis. Feb. pa destructive cy-
clone passed over a part Of Bredlry coun-
ty, Arkansas, Saturday evening Last A
number Of dwellings,, barns and outhouses
We're demolished and much farm prop
eyty damaged or destroyed. The aged
mother of Dennis Crosby was killed and
all the other members Of the family were
more or less seriously hurt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
A ReanOnn bile Request.

Customer bought ton of coal Of
you last month.
Coal Dcaler-Yes. sir.
You delivered it In one cart. didn't
your
YES, Of course"
BE kind enough to send two carts
around to take away the ashes"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
.Did Not owe Him n Cent"

S.. CroiN Falls, Wis, Feb 2O.-F w,
Purcell, the photographers arrested on the
affidavit Of Thomas Cutcher of Clear
Lake for jumping a board bill. was dis
charged because of no cause of action.
Purcell did not owe Cuteher cent.
Purcell will now have Cutchers picture
took I"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Leased a Hotel.

Jamestown, N. D., Feb. Go. w
Ingraham, landlord Of the Capital hotel
has leased the Grand Central property.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Nrccnin of Tacoma skins.

Toeoma, Wash. Feb. 2O.---Deputy City
Clerk Mccain has disappeared and in
yestigation reveals the fact that he is
sued forged city w'.rants for amounts
ranging as high as $500. The exposure
has caused the greatest sensation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
a &5 .Ot,O Match Fire.

Oshkosh, Wis, Feb. 2O.-The wood de-
partment Of the Dia.-ond Match coul-
pany's plant burned yestc day afternoon.
LOS, $1,000; fully covered by insurance.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
Postmaster Brntx.

Washington, Feb. 2O-Valentine Bratz
was to-day appointed postmaster at Hold
ingford, StearEs county. Mimi, vice w.
j. Andrews, removed.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23
skinned.

Doland, s. D.. Feb. 2O.-L Fl. Martin
has skipped; domestic troubles.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

DB E O. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
MINT a specific for Hysteria. Dizziness, Fits, Nen-
lrag.a, Headache Nervous Prostraton cansed by
alcohol or tobacco, Wnkefelness, Mental Depress
decay death. Premature Old Age, BarIenness, Loss
Of Power in either sex, lmpOtancy, Lcucorrhaa and
all Fena aio Weaknesses, Involuntary Losses, Spcr~
matorrh1ea caused by Ovcr-exertiOn OF brain, Self
Q 1uae, oger-indulgence. months treatment. 81,
for tb by mail With each order for boxes. with
Us will send written guarantee TO refund II mot
cured. Guarantees issued by agent
VESTS LIVER PILLS Cures Sick Headache,
BtAonsness. Liver Complains sour Stomach Dys
repsia and CONSTIPATION.
II. 81. Sabn. Druggists
sole Agts.. Aberdeen, s. u
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-23

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Suumpre.

-Die gsnnipIpania 8oblen 60. sabIte
am Dienitas aus.
Die grie & SO. 9. 60. tpirb bisier
Sage ben 3uS na9 Safe IrisI tpisSsr
eintelIen.
- Mnsensbm iiberraidt tpurben bic
bieIisen 8drser am 9onneritas bu,d bic
Mntiinbisuns, u bab in ben Spencer Cru.
ben bic 4rbeit tpieber aufsenommen
psrbs /; iedaebn 8ammern iparsn an
iensm Gage i'm 8etrieb unb bic heute
ipirb in allen 1bsilen searbeitet iperben.
Set DECEMBER 1892 ipurbe tpenis pber
gar nidts sstban.
Ser in bem go. 5 S9a9t arbsis
tsnbe 8ersmann Spbn Scott bon Sport
Siq nabm am SreitaS Dtorsen aipei
Sprensunssn bpr unb mebrere Der bic
Dsde itibenbsn 8fofen iuurben baburd
Iosssiprenst. gI5bIid itiirste obne isoe
Darnuns elm GROCER TbeiI ber Deds Elm
unb Der nnsIiidIi6e tpurbe bon ber fals
Ienssn Waiie 70 idner nerIett, bab er
sinise Stunben ipater farb. Scott bin.
tsrIabt cine @ittpe unb mebrere 8inoer.
sa- asiet bas ,,WodsnbIatt" reseI'
mGbis ; eS fpitet nur S2.00.
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Nttt8tpn.

= Wit Musnabms bon SO. 8 uns
gtpsn, iinb bieis Wo4e ALE 0rubsn Der
RsnnipIpunis Gompanie tbatis.
Ser o. & 5. Bafasisr,us tbbtsts
an. 9onnerfa8 glaamittas bel Dupont
atpsi aabs.
-Gs bsibt, bic 2sbisb gaIIes Som,
panic tpsrbe in Gpoea Elm Runbbaus fiir
bic UNI ben Berg fabrenben 2ofomotiben
erbauen.
9as Dad Der 8uIean giienperte
in @sit Pittsbn brannts am Samitas
sssen Absnb. bod mar Der BsrIuit Elm
unbebeutenber.
- Dur@ cine @aSsrpIoiion i'm 1tpin
S6adt tpurben am DOnneritas Torsen
brsi BoIsn idipsr psrbrannt, bod finb bic
@unbsn ni9t eeiabrIi8.
- Die Serren 8auI 8oban, Souls
SeibeI unb Or. Seaman finb bon 8i&'
ter Riee ipieberum ;u armenbirsttoren
ernannt tposben.
: Der 81 Sabre aIte Soiepb SissIsr,
Elm Subrmann Der Pennfplpania 3Oblen
Co., srbisIt am Disnitas Wittas bon
einem GIeI sinen Suftritt, Der Jpn su
gobsn i&Ieuberte tpabrenb er bort
bhIfos lag, Ueriebts ibm bas Tbier nod
einsn Tritt on ben aopf. 9ie 8srIsb,
unsen finb idIimmsr Natm.
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1tnfere Weltausffelluna.

9isienisen 2sisr bss ,,Do9snbIatt"
ipeI9s Elm ssbisssnes g8erf dber bic
Golumbifde @eItausfeIluns in Chicago
in bsuti6er Sprade iplniaen, MAIDEN
ipir auf bic Ofsrte an anbersr SteIle
aufmerffam.
Sc lift bies niht ettpa Elm @erf nit
einissn erflarenben Wprtsn ~ ben Saus
frationen, tpie iie bon ben eneIii1en
Seitun8en ausgeeeben iperben, ionbern
Elm 6sI1idtsperf bon bauernbem
Dsrtbe, bas ben ausfsgunsspIas unb
bic AusfeIluns bon Mnbesinn bis au
gnss in iiberii1tIidsr Dariteauns Be.
banbeIt unb beidrsibt; Elm @erf, baS
burh feline prdbtieen tpabrbaft fitnitleri.
i6en Sauitratipnen, ben iaubersn 1ert
in bubider srober Sdrift anb Cute
bes Yapieres cine 3ierse fur iebe 8iblios
tbef bilbet unb nit befonbsrer 8ertid.
iidtieuns bes beutihen Tbeiles Der Muss
teauns ssidrisben in. 8sr bic Muss
fteIIuns au beiuden @elesenbeit bate,
benz peroen bic 8Idttsr cine Iiebe @r,
innsruns isin; unb tper feline @eIssen.
bsit bate, Gbicaso sinsn 8siu4 absu.
ftattsn, benz fiibrsn iie Alles Dor, mas
iebens, une tpiiiensiperib 1T, unb bisten
ibm pieI mebr, aIs CT burd einen 8efud
bate ieben fbnnen.
Das Werf erideint in 36 2isfsrunssn
bon is l6 Seiten III bel l6 8ol srob)
unb iebe 2ieferuns tuirb fdr elm Gou.
BON unb Is Gents abseIeHsn austpdr'
tise abonnsnien baben elm Coupon unb
18 @entS sin3uienben, trorauf pprtofreis
Senbuns erfolst. (@erbsn 8risfmars
Ten seianbt, 70 bitten mir, nur 2 Gents
Warfen su fsnben.)
Die flnf erfen 2ieferunssn liessn sur
@iniidt in bsr ,,@odsnbIatt" Office
bersit. g8ir tpieberbOlen gs 1T biss
bic ihbnfe unb sinsis poaftdnbiss
bsutide @si6idte Der GoIumbiidsn
@sItausitsIluns, bic bsraussssssen ipor'
ben iit-sin Yradttpsrf, nit bem bic
fabsn unb oberflddIi8en ahnIi9en Gou'
poniperfe aud nidt sntfernt einen 8er'
sleid ausbalten fbnnen. Sc 1T in
scranton nur alIein Surd bas >, ,Boden'
bIatt" au beaieben. Besen bss ndberen
iebe bic anseise auf Seite 8.
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Stabtratt.
Common Council. 10. 8

SpHthpH epuHel, ~. Utat.
SIN elmer Iausen 9uidrift srbob bic
SCRANTON illuminating 9eat unb 9oipsr
60. 8lase iber bic erpbe InsabI bon
2i4tern, ipeIde iie fofenfrei Az Iiefern
babe. Bei Der @riinbuns purbe Der
@sisui1aft bas Redt setpabrt, ibre
8fcitsn ,u febsn unb Drdbte ,u ipannen
unter ber 8ebinsuns, bab iie ben fdbti.
fdsn Bureaus freieS 2iht Iiefsre. Sir
bieien 8tped isien bamaIs 72 2idtsr
nbtbia seipefen, aber mad unb nab lei
bic an,abI berieIbsn auf 500 seitiessn,
mas einen 2oitenipertb bon s240O reprGs
fentirs. 9as iei su bisI perIanst unb
iie iei tpilenS, bic uripriinsliben ~
2idter ,u Iiefern unb bic Steuer aui
Yfoiten au be,abIen. Sic bittst um
baIbise seredte 8erbanbluns in bisisr
4n8ele8enbeit.
StabtanmaIt Iorrep ipiini1te Sn'
iiruftionen lbsr iein 8erbaItsn in bei
Gibion StraBe Nibslirunsss sAnssIesen'
BELT; &c tpurbe ansepieien, bic Sa6s
Dor baS Oberseridt ,u brinssn.
Der Gtabtantpalt empfebIt ferner,
bab Der Mapor unb anbsre Stabtbeamts
Seriuden ioIten, nit ben @runbbeiibern
an @eF 2adaipanna Gpenue Elm siitIi.
dss gbfommsn fiir Sdabsnsriasan.
iprii9s tpessn beS 8iabuftes su trefen
iei biss unm5sIid, bann iollten bic 8ss
amten benz Stabtratb 8eridt erfatten.
9is Briidsn' 8onbbsrorbnuns paiiirts
brittle 2eiuns.
90 sinssn cine Gn;abI Nnsebote Elm
fiir bic neue Dampfipribe ber Neptuns
Gompanie sbenfalIs fiir einen 4smi'
i9sn Apparat fir bic YbDnir @Ompanis
ReIoIutionen tpurben tpie fol8t abop'
tirt: BUR grbffnuns bon Sairbistp slasp
sur 8obinion Strabe; bab Der Stabt'
seomster StipeairunssIinien fiir aus
Strabsn in Der iedften Warb Iiefere
fiir cine NibelliruneSIinie am Gailroat
apsnue, in Der 18. @arb; aur gntfern'
uns Der bic Strabe periperrenben Steins
an Wsit 2adatpanna Nbenue.
9ad grIsoisuns anoersr &outinesss
i9afte srfoIste 8srtaguns Bis Dienifas
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
gBie man an ee,pidt ae,pinmt.

Or. RiIss' Nsrpine BELT ni6t nur Nerptn-
lsipsn 8opfi6msrssn, Msbsrssi&Iastnbsit Ner-
penri6laifuns Stlafcfsffit, Nturalsis, ct.
8eits-Sana anfaae unb 9sfsrit, ipnbtrn baut
aud ben 8Srpsr auf. ,,Gs frtut mid iastn lu
fSnnsn, bab Id na& brei SABRE anstm i&psrtm
Nerptnleiptn. 8ppfidmtrssn unb GritIaifuns
Or. Milss' &siiOratise gisrpin. perfu&tt unb In
;pe Wp6sn att pfunb an @spitt sstpann.
Sd mar unfabis mid niebu;ulsstn unb ,u
i6lafsu. absr i,Bt trfreue Id mid tiuss anse-
nsbmsn Stlafts unp msine 9sTtruns nimmt
In punbrbarsr Weiis ~. Sd fam has Nsr-
sine ni6t senus Ipbtn. Grau {. 3. Winarb,
Dunfirt q. y."--.gin 8unbe Der Nsrsine
eebrau6te, sspann is pfuns an @tpt&r'
iassn 8rspn s. WaYburs, CORTLAND, q. O.
prcbsfai&&tn unb Gin slssantss Bud umicnii
bel allen Npptbeftrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18
Nm S@minb fn6tiee.

Der llntsr,sidneie. ueIder uad msbridbri.
gen 9eioen bon einem idweren 9un9enibeI
Iino Der sefirdteten 9 dwinbfudt burh
Elm einfadss MitteI stbeiIt uuroe, wiinidt
al ieinsn WitIeioenoen Die Wetbooe Der Seil.
uns btiannt tu MAIDEN. gr miro allen. Die
70 piinfden. fohenfrei cine abldrift bee 3e
5eptss isnoen. meldes cine fbsre SeiIuns fur
Sdminbiu9t, . aitbma, Gatarrb
Brouditis uno ale gals. uno eunsen-
aHsttionen 1T. Gr bofft. bab ale eeioenoen
isin WitteI probiren. iueltes unthdbbar it,
Bsr bas Re,ept, bas nidts fofst uno iegens.
reid isin fam. ipinidt, idreibe ssfdIlisf an
Rev. gbwarb u. WiIion, 8rOofIDn,
Neip gorf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1894-05-18

grsStsusrioleftor g. $. Rooms ipurbe
am Wlittipp9 aus benz @efdnsnib ents
Ia1en, mo er 18 Dtonate ipesen lntsrs
idIa8uns ssiefen bate.
D@ SD eriu6e ale, ipsIde mir bon
1892, SO unb 81 nod fiir 8eitidriften,
Bidder etc. idulben, ben 8etras binnen
bier Wodsn su entridten, ipibrisenfaas
i'd senbtbiet bin, bas Gelb auf einem
anberen @eee einautrsiben.
RarI &onmeper,
1871 Stafforb Ape., Scranton.