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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

= 6reupen besriiBt, 10 perben iie auf
Der erIten Sorm ais Grbplung nit
ben beioen anoeren ni6t mtnoer per-
! betae1eNatj ober aus gang anoeren
@riinben. 0ier perben iie itubtrt.
0er9leiGe weroen angeltellt atpiiGen
benz berrli6en Stabtleben unb benz err
bdrmlihen 2eben auf Der 5arm; man
iu6t MQeS 5uiammen, iporaus berporz
nebt, ooB in Der Staot Elm 9errenlez
ben eefiibrt miro, baB man nidt 10
1ib 81 latnoen uno plagen brautt,
tpte ouf Der Tarm; tpie piele Semi e
lten - tur5um, in Der Staot lit
tonn man ii4 oa Sag fir Sag let
i6lieblt6 ONES i90ner, als auf benz
2onbe unb nur 2t6t uno feline @4utz
tenieiten gu finoen.
Die &inber in Der Stabt wil1en oies
natiirlia better, aber bic pom 2anoe
mi0en erit ibre G%rfabrun9en MAIDEN
uno 9eben babel oft gu @runoe. Die
Ginfidtigeren tebren, menn lie in oer
SluUl Nlujl W. Sueul oel'o|@Il'Vt w
funoen unb tpenn lie ni4t i'm @4lamz
me pertommen iino, pieaei4t pieoer
nit Der 3eit auf bic Jarm 5uriid, b.
+. toufen 1i9 cine eigene unb ge6en
oann Dur4 bic G~rfabrung tlug &C.
maht uno 9%eldutert, gang tii4tt9e
Tormer. Die &inoer aber Der britt
ten Gategorie 1ino perloren, lie taugen
ni9tS auf Der Sarm unb nt4ts in Der
@taot. N%usnabmen iino bier nur
lelten gu ftnben
@er trdgt nun bic @4ulo, penn bic
&inber, (unb AUDI bic 9tenitboteD
Der 6armer bas 5armerleben latt BE-
tommen unb ben @erlpdungen Der
@tabt folsen? Das 2eben unb Die
Mrbett auf Der 5arm iino es ni4t,
beibe baben nur 8or3ige Dor Der
@tabt poraus. Gs miiiien bod mobl
bic @ltern bic S4ulb baran tragen
unb 10 pirb es NIT menig 4u5nab=
men audi fem. (Wbl.)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

f9rift: g. 6. Gmin pai&a preienteb
BEL MeB. 8ourou9bs Melcome ct
@p.", q cine BON @min in beutf4er
Sprabe perfabte @etiebef@rtibang
Der ufer bes Sturi 'unb bon benz
Sturi na9 benz Rilimant, 3 otpet bon
@min in en9lii@er Spra&e bei9riez
bene Seiten, ~ elm NIT metaQenem
Dedel peraiertes 8ier9las, Sei&ent
elmer 8raueret in 2tnoau, 81 italtez
nii9e, geologic unb &etfen i'm Nilz
beden b%ebanbelnbe Merte.
Dteie @e9eni tdnbe bat bic Congo
Regierung bereits erbalten unb f&on
an Deuti4lanb a~us9ebdnbist. Sn
pel@er @eiie Der bon benz Rapitan
Dbanis aufsefunbene @min'f&e Na4z
LAB Deuti4lanb 3ugeite1t perben
ptrb, itebt nod nt@t felt. IS 1T gu
erparten, bab Der audi IN 8riifel nit
etntreTenbe, nit @min iebr befreunz
bet getpeien 9auptlin9 Sato Ben
Wbeibt tpetteres iiber bic lebten '133itle
@mtns unb iber bic leBten @reignife
mii7en tptrb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
&au0lebt9tcit TIT 9utianS.

Sem 50. s." mirb BON icinem ct.
Petersburger &orreiponoenten gez
19rieben: vMeinem 8eri4t, in melz
4em bes ruNi1@en 8auers @rpdbz
nung ge19ab, benz nod in 1einem 10.
2ebensjabre neue ,3dbne gemad1en
1ino, baben Sic bic rebattioneQe Be-
mtrtung: rNa! na!!" in &lammern
f1eunbli9ft %angebdngt. sic neroen
mir pobl bic @enugtbuung gepdbren,
folgenbe Gbatl a4en ben Gel fern ST.
res gefddbten 8lattes gu unterbreiten.
@ebr paTeno tommt ndmli4 ioeben
cine baNelbe @ebiet beriibrenbe Melz
bun9, mel4e bon UNI 10 9r0berem
Wertbe lit, als iie bon ben ruht14en
8ldttern fir bur9aus autbentt19 unb
amtlid feltgelteQt ertlart mtro. Stun
CUR @a9e:
Muf benz 8%e1ibtbum bes @igentbiiz
mers g.. in Der Ndbe Der Stabt @barz
tom lit unldn9it Elm @reis %geitorben.
mel9er bas 2ebensalter BON $50
sSobren errei@t bat. Ser geiprd4i9e
Mlte er5Gblte itets NIT @orliebe bon
ben vfriiberen @ei6ebninen", unter
tpelden er bic gei4i6tli4en Greigntlz
fen bes Is. Sabrbunberts perl tano,
gu melh' leberen er oueroin9s Bis gu
1einem Sc. 2ebensjabre geb0rte; baz
gesen 5dblte er gu ben ~jiingiten @rz
ei9niNen" ben 8aterldnoii9en &rtea
bonn Sabre 1912 unb bic Sbronbeitetz
gung bes &ai1ers Nitolaus I'M Sabre
1924. 0agegen tparen ibm Die @rei9z
ni0e BON benz &rtmtriege I'm Sabre
1886 ab faft fremo, ba CT felt
jener 3eit aus Gbartom na4 benz fla
9en 2anb peraogen 1T unb AUDI bas
Snterei1e am 0fentliden 2eben INNER
mebr perlor.
gu ieinen liebiten @rinnerun9en gez
b0rten feline Bel ude in Petersburg,
>po er bic &aiierin &atbarina bic
3meite (geborene Prinaef1in BON Mnz
balt 3erbi) unb bic &ailer Mleranoer
ben Gr1 item uno Nitolaus ben @riten
oe1eben bat, ebenip bic beriibmten
@toatsmdnner jener 3eit, tpte GU
parop, Yotemtin II. q. 9ie Wabrz
beitsliebe bes Often betunoete 1i6 ba<
bur&, baB ct itets, 10 oft er bon ietner
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

9esesnuns nit pptemtin eradblte, ais
2ebterer ben @runoltein gu Der Stoot
@taterinpslaw be9te, es ME perfeblte,
bic Gage BON ben "Pptentini hen
ODrfern", orf @runo ei9ener Grfobz
rung, ais eine 2ii9e gu be5et4nen.
gu ben Sablreifen 8epeiien oes boben
Differs bes Geritorbenen gebDrt aua
1ein Gbepatt, aus tpe6em gu er1eben
lit, oaB er feline 9eirotb in Der Nes
9terun9s5eit Der &oiierin Der 3weiten
9ei6lpien bat. Die @eihi6te Char
TOMS tannte er ppm Sage Der 8ez
9riinoung ab unb ais IS mod Elm 5lez
den mar, bis auf ben beutigen Sag,
tpo @bartpp ii4 gu einem 9auptplab
Siorublanos empor9ei 4pungen bat.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
Der i,.a8e Mann bat nt6tS.

Man b1rt 10 bdufg bic 8emertung:
Scr iunge Mann bat ia nt4ts!"
Inter be lem Ni4tsbaben bes iunge,1
Mannes Der teben bic 2eute natiirli9
nur 9olars unb Gents unb tarire11
ben Mertb zines Mannes na@ ben
r&r0ten", bic er ~3ufdQtser Weii e bon
feinem @ater ererbt baben mag, bic
linn aber eben 10 let4t mieber abban=
Der tommen t0nnen, pte iie linn in
ben @@oob gefaaen iino.
Na4 benz, mas Elm junger Mar11
Dor Mlem baben follte, fra9t bieie
Sprte 2eute f4on tpeniger, als ba
lit: r@inen guten Gbalatter; Mrbeitz
iamteit; TletB; Mnf tanb unb CUTE
@ttte; MGbt9teit in M1em; Elm 3u=
bortommenbes unb freunbli9es Wez
fen ge9en Sebermann, bic Mrmert TO-
tpobl mte bic &et@en; getreue p1t@tz
erfuQung in allen 2a9en bes 2ebens,
in tpel4e ct btnetngeratben mag; unb
mas ni@t bas @ertngite tit, tp1rtli@e
Sire i'm 2eibe, b. f.. Elm Mann, Der
nibt ols ettpas er14etnen m69te, mas
ct nt9t lit, unb besbalb iid audi ni@t
in @&uloen itir3t, um bieien S@etn
bor ben 2euten aufre@t gu erbalten,
fonbern it@, mie ber ebrlt4e Bolts
numb 1agt: ~na@ Der Dede 1tredt."
Gin fol@er Mann lit Elm 9an3er
M}ann, audi tpenn ct ionit nt4t ptele
Dollars unb Gents baben mag, benrl
Elm FOLDER Mann tann es gu etpas
brtngen. Mir baben ber 8ei{piele in
unferer @tabt bod pabridetn(i9
f&on 9enug erlebt, mo iunge 2eute, bic
rebt ptel ererbt, btei es MQes in tur3er
3ett perjubeln; ba9egen anbere jun
&c 2eute, pel@e muir bic bar9eleaten
guten Observation-Disclosures be1aben,
es bur@ treues Teitbalten an ben5elz
ben i'm 2aufe ber Sabre pirtli@ AIT
etpas bra4ter.
9arum mir nt9t 10 megtperfenb ae=
r:S = ~ Per junee Mann bat ia
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
HtnanaS'Grmte TT 1Iortoa.

Die Mnanas= plantasen Glortba's
inben 1i@ fa1t ausi9lieBlt4 fubli4
bonn q. 8reitengrabe, namentli4 an
Der Sittiifte Lungs bes Snotan @tper
unb peiter 5iibli4, ferner auf ben Snz
leln, ben io9enannten r&epes", bic 1ib
ME Elm &ran3 UNI @ibzTlortoa be-
rum3ieben, enblt@ au@ an Der '@olfz
Iii tie, bon See Gountp nDrbli@ bis
Gbarlotte 9arbor. Die b~iesjdbrise
@rnte ptrb auf 100000 R0rbe perz
anf@la9t. Das bur@i@nittlt4e Sc
pi9t 1T 100 pfunb, unb bic 3abl Der
Mnanas. bic b~tneingebt, betrgat i'm
9ur@i@nitt GA. Snoe1en pariirt
bic @r0Be ber Tru@t iebr bebeutenb.
Ser bon ben g an3ern er3telte Dur9z
i9ntttspreis 1T BON 4 112 Bis 6 Gents
bas @tiid, bod gtebt es Defenders gro
BE unb feline @orten, bic bas Doppelz
ts unb Dreifa@e brtn9en. @on eintz
gen 1pdteren @orten abseieben bic
crit i'm Mueuit unb September retfen,
beginnt bic @rnte @nbe Mat unb en-
bet Mitte Sult. Sn flint Sabren
merben bic Pf1an3er aus bieier QueQe
porausi idtli9 ni9t meniser als 5
MiQionen Dollars er3ielen. @s bauz
ert 3pei Sabre, Biz bic pflan3e an
fdn9t, Tri@te gu tra9en, unb bic nit
Der @ultur berbunbenen Soften ftnb
ni9t BEL onbers bod. Nimmt man
an, baB bas 2anb 5000 per Older TO-
itet mas als Dur@f@nittspreis BE-
5ei@net perben tann - 10 tpirb Elm
NIT Mnanas bepfan3ter Older nat
3pei Sabren $3.50 getoitet baben, mo-
gu nod IL psf. fir Gin len unb @teuz
err tommen, mas i'm @an3en $685.
80 ausma@t. Ser @rtra9 am @nbe
bes 5petten Sabres 1T i'm siinfttgen
Sale $4,000 cine fir iebe pFan3e
-ldbt iib aber i'm Dur4ihnitt auf
1880 be3ifern, bic gu 5 Gents bas
@tUd 1926 bringen. Na@ Der erften
@rnte fallen bic Muslagen fir l1rbarz
MAIDEN, P1an3en unb MusfeBen fort.
uno aus benz Wertauf BON @41Bltnz
gen ldBt ii@ cine Nebeneinnabme erz
3telen, bic ale 1onitt9en untoften
rei@lt@ bedt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

nerlpeller. DIS uW ptU UuUO, !luI
miro's was?! Sp, nun MAIDEN g
Rebrt! Sp, mein &erlden, nun mol
len mir NAL nit elmer Ylabpotrpnt
not Der S6etbe iaieben, mas, Re?
Wenn Sic nun pieoer nab Dem
Shub fallen, pier 9uride, bann lez
oeln Sic ms Wu1er, Der Seufel 1ou
MIDI bplen, penn i6 cher nad)la0e,
bis sic asfellsrt baben!" Damn trat er
9ouptmann ouf benz S6pimm9eriiIt
5ur Settle uno mari einen trtumpbtz
renoen Ylid ouf ben Selopebel.
0oS Bib, pelbes Der arme Yfeifz
fert in ieiner 9e9entpdr ti9en Stelun9
obgab, oieies Bib Der In9it, 6ei9z
belt, SGmmerlihteit unb oes Glenos
ous3umolen iiberlaNe ih benz freunos
lihen 2eier ielbit.
2ong1am, 5ageno, 3itterno, itpbz
neno uno dh5eno le9te Yfeiffert an-
elm &nau - uno bos @etpebr perz
idipano na6 lints, Pfeiffert nad
redts in ben Tlutben.
y9immeloonnertpetter!" bra6te BON
s., Der bpd) gang erblabt mar Oh bic
les %unerparteten Nus9an9s ietnes
Experiments, nur mod beraus, oann
bDrte nan Elm Mufiprtben bes Wa1s
1ers, penn 1hon mar UNI er btder Teloz
pebel, nahoem er nit bel ibm ungez
mpbnter @aneqigteit 1einen Sdbel
unb Sod ubgelegt bate, benz Pfetffert
nu6geiprungen, battle i'm 9liidli4 &C.
foBt uno nit 5temli9er Mn 1tren9un9
ben AM deineno 2ebloi en- NIT Inter
1tiibuns Der gu 9iilfe geetlten bier
@renaoiere auf's @4mtmmgeruf gez
14aft.
vSotal unbraudbar - gang unz
m0glid," ia9te Der 9auptmann Dor
1id bin, tntete bann nieoer uno be-
tbeili9te ii4 gang energi14 an ben
Wteperbelebungsperi uden, mel6e bic
Mnoeren unter 2eitung oes Telomez
bels pprnabmen.
r0onnerpetter! ia, Der &erl piro
bod nt6t ettpa ertrunten iein," MUIR
melte Der 9auptmann Dor li4 bin, als
na4 5ebn Minuen frog an9eltrengtez
tier Mrbeit Pfeiffert nod fem Sebensz
5eifen BON iid CAB. uno i'm @etite
1ub er 19on leinen Namen in alien
3eitungen unter Der Rubrit Der @olz
Observation-Disclosures, er, Der bod
1onit fir feline 2eute Elm 10 gutes 9er3
bate! @6redli4, penn linn bas
paKirte! Gnblif, enbli4 - na@
langen 3tpan3ig Minuten i4lug pfeifz
fert bic Mugen auf, i4aute permunoert
UNI ii4 unD erbob ii6 i4liebli4 10
gang lan9lam, 1dmertdaig, unter Der
8eibilfe ietner bier &ameraoen.
Stint Wo9en lpdter nar Der Gre
naoier 9ubert Pfeiffert als bauerno
felbpienitunfdbig na@ ieiner 9etmatb
emilia len.
Giniee Sabre fpater traf i9 bel
einem gu fdqigen Mufentbalt in benz
mdrtil4en @tdot@en 8. uniern BIZ
den 6elopebel, Der als @teuerbeamter
ange iteqt mDroen mar.
Grfreut uber unfere 8ege9nung,
gingen mir in's nGdite @irtbsbaus
uno iaben balo, bon gemeiniamen ST.
innerungen p%lauoernb, betm @laie
8ier. 9abei beriibrte i9 bic Pfeifz
fert14e @@mimmepi1ooe.
vNa, lieber Miqer," iagte er pl0bz
li9 la9enb gu mir, der bat ii4 ia
bomals 140n bonn 9ienit 9eoriidt unb
uns nett angefibrt; benten Sic mai,
Der iibt jebt ieit einem Sabr i'm 3u4tz
bous - Der &erl mar felt ieinem
fiinfsebnten Sabre in ieiner 9eimatb
Der berii9tiglt tie - Wilobieb!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
: Sic Nahfruue nah 6QlbbpQd1

- 9te Na@frage na4 9albbolarz
itiden, tpel4e gum Mnbenten an bic
Weltaus itellung geprd9t paren uni
anfangs NIT 81 be3ablt muroen, III
bebeutenb grDber, als bon ben @@abz
amtsbeamten ur1priingli@ angenom:
men purbe. Mqe Mn5ei6en Deuter
barauf bin, bab ber &orratb in fur:
ger 3eit eri@Dpft fetn mirb. SIM In
teri4abamt gu Nem Dort purber
anein tnnerbalb breier Sage fir $780,:
900 9albbolaritiide 9egen @olb UNI:
getauiat. Sn Waibington 1T Bit
Na4frage na4 bieien @eloi tuder
glei9faQs iebr grob.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01
Ser Quftffiffer NrpfeHpr

Der Huft1@tHer Yrofehor q.
@oper BON @a9inatp, Mid., madte
bieler Sage einen Mufitieg in 9 a NJ
couper, 9. g., auf Der bort itatt=
fnbenben We itmtniter 5atr. Wtber
@rparten gerietb Der 8auon in ben
oberen 2ufti4t9ten in cine entgegenz
ge1ebte 3t4tung uno @oper iel nit
oemielben in ben 5rat3er< Stub. Nur
NIT GROCER Notb entging Der Meroz
naut benz Sobe be5 Grtrtntens, ct
tpuroe aber cur4 ben San 10 idmer
perlebt, oaB er pobl taum nit benz
Geben Dabpnfpmmen tptrb.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-01

Megen "5u@sprelleret" 1inb
9tpet junge @tubenten bes Srinitn
9ole9e IN 9artforb, Conn.,, s.
q. pember bon Nem Dort, elm so
pbomore", urb s. 6. @ubbeu bon Gu
pannab, @a:, Elm ~SSuntor", releeirt
noroen. Die anberen @tubenten ba=
ben Bel Der 5atultGt UNI @iebererz
pd9ung bes 8el&luKes petitionirt. j
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
FOR Delegate ELECTIONS.
Apportionment Of Republican Repressn'
tation Among the Vayious Districts,


tation Among the Various District.
Pursuant to meeting of The Republi-
can County committee held on July l4th
1894, tue County Convention will BE-
held on Tuesday, September 4th, 1894, at II
o'clock a. M, in the court house at Scran-
ton, for the purpose Of placing in nomina-
tion candidates for the following named
offices, to be voted for at the next genera
election to be held November 9th, 1894:
Congress, Eleventh district; Judge, Forty
fifth Judicial district; sheriff, treasurer
clerk of courts, prothonotary, district at
torney, recorder Of deeds, register of Wills
and jury commissioner.
Vigilance committees will hold delegate
elections on Saturday, September 1st, 1894,
between the hours Of 4 and Up. m, They
will also give at least two days public
notice of the time and place for holding
said elections.
Each election district should elect at the
said delegate elections, two qualified per-
sons to serve as vigilance committee for one
year, and have their names certified to, on
the credentials of delegates to the County
Convention.
The representation Of delegates to the
County Convention is based upon the vote
cast last fall for Fell, candidate for judge
Of supreme court, he being the highest
officer voted for at said state election.
Under this rule the several election districts
are entitled to representation as follows
viz.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21

serves as protective rate to the de-
partment to cover the underpay for
the express business it does for pc
riodicals and books, and for carrying
advertising sheets, at cent per pound,
that load the mails enormously, and
are, in point of fact, nothing more, than
business circulars. All such mail is
not only carried at a loss of 9 cents per
pound, but it tinterferes materially with
the business" There appears to be
justice in this argument, In this view,
penny letter postage should be followed
by increased charges on big parcels;
and there is no good reason why, as
the politicians say, this combination"
should not be formed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
the SENSIBLE VIEW.

BlUdIo NeWS
Apropos recent events Abraham Lin
coins first speech on the tariff is revived
He said he did not pretend to be learned
In political economy, but he thought that
be knew enough to know that "when al
American paid $40 for steel to an English
manufacturer America had the steel and
England had the $50, But when he pai(
$50 for steel to an American manufacturer
America had both the steel and the $40.
Is it any wonder that the brainy Demo.
Gratis Of the senate are welded to this
.common-sense propositionp
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
FINISHING THE JOB.
Electrical Ennineer.

According to q London contemporary,
an Epglishman has invented clothes
hook which Is 80 connected with battery
and bell that when the coat or hat 10 re-
moved the bell rings, thus warning th.
cloak room attendant. We suggest that
for completeness sake combined phono..
graph and loud-speaking telephone nigh
be added to call out the name of the
owner, followed by stop thief" and that
a small detective camera might also be set
of electrically to photograph the thief.
The cloak room attendant might then be
dispensed with, and his salary saved.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
the ONLY REAL HISTORY.
Philddelphid Record,

FhIIddeIphlu hec0Tu.
Truly miraculous are the marvels Of
chemistry; and yet even the newly discov
cred fire-proof ink would dim and fade
sooner than printers ink. Events come
and 90; but they leave their ipdelible
frescoes behind In the newspapers. The
hurly- burly OF the fermenting world. all
the multitudious phases OF the great
human beehive are photographed in indies
tructibe snapshots upon the spot. The
future historian will turn to his newsps.
Dara
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
ONE TRUE PROPHET.
Chicd0o Record

ChtcdDO hecOru
Private John Allen, OF Tupelo, Miss, Is
predicted the action of the house upon the
tariff bill with scientific accuracy. On
July Is asked him il the house would
agree to the senate bill. "Why, Of course
we will, " was the reply; 1--WE are going t.
raise hell until our wind gives out, and
then we will lie down and let the senate
step on our neck"
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
SCRANTON. AUGUST 81. 1924.
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

For GoUerROr:
DANIEL II. HASTINGS,
OF CENTER
For Lieutenant G0uetuOT:
WALTER LYON,
OpALLEGHENY.
Tor auditor General.
AMOS II. MYLIN,
OF LANCASTER.
For Secretary Of HerHul Affairs
JAMES W. LATTA,
OF PHILADELPHIA
Tor CongreSmea.dt-Layge:
GALUSHA A. GROW,
OF sUsQUEHANNA.
GEORGE T. HUFF,
OF WESTMoRELAND.
Election Time, Nov g.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
LEADING THs PROCESSION.
Scranton sunday News.


One Of the most interesting series of arti.
cles which have appeared in local journal
ism the past week, has been the CORE
spondence which has appeared in THE
TRIBUNE from the pen Of City Editor
James Mitchell at Camp Crawford, Gettys,
burg. This conscientious and iudsfatig
able worker has exemplifled anew his in
dustry, facility with his pen, perspicuous
ness, descriptive powers and all-round
merit. The letters which have appeared
in THE TRIBUNE each day from the Thir-
teenth regiment camp have bristled with
interest and have proved most entertain
ing to our citizens. Excellent judgmen
was shown In assigning MIR. Mitchell az
correspondent to the encsmpment, and our
citizens are great gamers by 1t.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21

KING KELLY is well versed in the
tricks of the diamond, but he cut u
sorry figure in the attempt to jump
from the State league.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21

I conceive that the facts of my parlia-
mentary history are such as will OBJ
tain conspicuous notice on the page OF
history" Conspicuous and honorable,
as are all the varied episodes of his
well-rounded career.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21

No OTHER orator today pierces the
bubbles Of Democratic sham more ac-
curately and with more zest than does
that Incompatible veteran Galusha A.
Grow. His return to public life has
been like new baptism in the foun
tain of perpetual youth. Mr.. Grow
was interviewed in New York the
other day. Here are some of the
bright gems in his reply;
The only positive advance the Demo.
Gratis have made in the last thirty years IL
in frankness. They admit now that they
are after ultimate free trade, They never
have admitted 1t before.
There is no such word In the dictionary
of the Democratic party rs qualification. "
All the rest Of the world would call theii
eating crow qualification" but they
never.
Any policy the Republicans don't want
the Democrats will swallow quicker thar
hand-orgsn monkey can take his cap off.
There are few youngsters who, in
in point of pithiness, fire and truth
could surpass this.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21

YoRAN SHAHBOY, a native of Per-
sia, is lecturing in this vicinity. Shah
boy sings in four different languages,
but his audiences have thus far been
able to congratulate themselves upon
the fact that his repert oire does not in
clude "SWeet Marie.u
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21
The SIashing Mania.

In the early days of medical science
in this country blood-letting was one
of the favorite methods of cure used by
the average physician. The family
doctor never ventured out unless
armed with the lancet which was US
ually brought into service upon all oc-
casions and if the patient survived the
loss ssofthe blood he wasgenerally strong
enough to stand the other remedies
administered. With the march Of
progress, however, the blood letting
practice was gradually dropped, the
more enlightened members of the pro
fession agreeing that in the majority Of
cases nothing could be gained that
would be of benefit to any save the un-
dertaker by tapping the veins of per-
son who was i'll. For many years past
the practice of bleeding has been con
fined almost exclusively to the old
fogies of the profession who have long
since outlived their usefulness.
But of late, it seems, the mania to
cut and slash has again taken hold Of
the medical fraternity in the treatment
of a new disease known as "appendi-
citis." This disease, the doctors claim,
results from the accidental presence Of
foreign substance, such as grape seed,
etc., in an undeveloped intestine called
the vermiform appendix. Skillful
surgeons have in some instances To-
Gated appendicitis and have afforded
relief by opening the vermiform APP
pendiX and removing the substance
causing Inflammation. The newspaper
and other notOriety attending these
operations seems to have fired the am
bilious physicians of the country to
greater deeds of valor. A doctor who
has not diagnosed at least one case of
appendicitis is not in it in this season
of early fruit and its attending effects
upon the digestion of the public, and
the average disciple Of Alsculapius
has his knife whetted in readiness to
make an opening in the first patient
who displays symptoms that in olden
times were generally relieved by Ja-
maica ginger.
An exchange calls attention to the
fact that several deaths have lately
been recorded from the use of the
knife in cases of appendicitis and sup
posed appendicitis. For it must be
understood that the trouble is difficult
Of diagnosis and there have been
cases where the incision has been made
and the "vermifOrm" laid bare and
found to be perfectly healthy and free
from foreign substance. Two cases of
this kind were reported not long ago in
the public press. A severe stomach
ache" has been taken fora sure enough
case OF appendicitis and recovery
under simple treatment has removed
the alarm and stayed the knife of the
impatient physician. At the present
rate of cutting and slashing there
seems no method of determining
where the cold steel fad will end, and
the suffering public has ample ground
for regarding with alarm the growing
disposition on part of physicians to
carve their patients.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-21

THERE IS little danger that any in
telligent, law abiding, God-fearing
man would ever be subjected to an
noyance through the provisions Of the
Hill anti-anarchist bill, were it to be
come a law. 1t is not what man
thinks but what he does that counts
for or against him under this bill. The
honest man does not plot to throw
bombs, nor engage in any conspiracie.
that would reform society by first
blowing it up.