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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
INDUSTRIAL TOPICS.

The Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad
company has ordered 600 freight cars.
The directors of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western railroad have de-
clared regular quarterly dividend of IA
per cent, payable April 20. 1895.
Conductor Bedell has been promoted to
a passenger train conductor Mr.. Bedell
has been in the service of the ontario and
Western company on the Scranton dlvi-
sion from its infancy up.
The New York, Ontario and Western are
replacing the temporary wooden bridge
over the Erie tracks at Northwest juno
ton with one of the Hilton Bridge COM
pany's steel bridges, under the supervision
of Contractor william Kupper.
The Phillips Mine Supply company, of
Pittsburg, has its plant running at full
capacity on large number of orders,
among which are those calling for 100 cars
for the Charters Block Coal company, of
Hazleton, and fifty cars for the Port
Royal Coal and Coke company, Of Port
Royal, Pa.
The Pittsburg Locomotive and Car
works, Of Pittsburg, has received n number
of orders recently, among which were those
from the Pittsburg and Lake Erie Rail-
road company for six 10-wheeled freight
engines and for ten locomotives for the
Trinity, Cameron and Western Railroad
company, OF Texas.
At the Altoona shops of the Pennsyl-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
Agents Wa nted.
cIaiVoyant.

MRS FENTON, CLAIRVOYANT AND
V1 Phrenologist, Arnout House. &2S Lacka.
wanna avenue. For short time only.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
Tales OF Two PITTST0NS
News OF Interest to Readers Up and
Down the Valley.
CITY COUNCILS REORGANIzE
Tho Two Branches of the Local Govern.
ment Meet in Joint Session and
Receive the Mayors First Mes
sage-Officers Elected.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Pittston, April i. The common coun-
Gil organized at 1015 today and was
called to order by Councilman Albert
Brown, of the Seventh ward.
Mr.. Brown was elected chairman pro
tenn; M. N. Donnelly was elected Sec
retary pro TEN.
For office of permanent president of
the common council Robert Smiles, of
the Tenth ward, presented the name of
George Fs Buss. M. ]. Lynott, of the
Third ward, nominated P. F. Joyce.
A vote by acclamation was taken
with the following result: Buss II;
Joyce, 10. On motion Of Smiles, Buss
was declared unanimously elected as
chairman of common council. Mr..
Brown than resigned the chair to Mr..
Buss.
The meeting then adjourned to meet
In joint session with select council at
o'clock in the afternoon.
At IL o'clock noon the mayor, con-
troller and councilmen took the oath Of
Office before Justice John Jordan, at the
city hall.
At 1.2O o'clock the members of the
select council organized at the city hail.
For chairman of select council the
names Of George B. Reap, of the Sew
enth ward, and James Hennigan, of the
Fifth ward, were presented. The first
expression taken was a tie vote. A
second ballot was taken, which resulted
In seven for Reap and two for Henni-
gan.
AT 2.15 the councils met in a Joint
session, George Il. Reap presiding.
The names of John ]. McHale, Joseph
OBoyle, John B. Dempsey and John Il.
Dempsey were presented for office of
city clerk. Joseph O'Boyle was elected
by large majority.
Clifford, Hennigan and Thompson, of
the select council, and Smiles, Gala
gher and Brown, of the common coun-
ell, were appointed as q committee on
rules.
The mayors message was read and
received, as follows:
To the honorable, the members of the
select and common council of the city
of Pittston:
Gentlemen-Under the provisions of
the act of assembly of 1889, by which we
are to become a city Of the third class
1t Is required that the mayor shall at
the first stated meeting Of the councils
in January, of each. year, and from
time to time as he may deem 1t proper,
send to the councils a statement Of the
financial standing of the city; reports
of its various departments and such
recommendations as to legislation,
that, in his opinion, may be expedient
for the welfare and advancement of the
municipality.
In pursuance therefore of the re-
qulrements of said act, permit me to
offer for your consideration, the follow
ing suggestions that have occurred to
me as being worthy of your attention: i
City Hall.
AS the change in the charter from a
borough to a city increases the number
of officers notably in the two council
manic bodies. the question of a suit
able building for the transaction Of
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02
Charter AppIleatio No.

IN application will be made to the governor
Of the state Of Pennsylvania, ON Wednesday,
tho seventeenth day Of April. A. D. 1898. BY
Samuel Thorne. George W. Quintsrd. Walton
s. Hurlbutt, Andrew X. AcCiintock, George
b. Smith and Henry z RUSSELL under the Act
Of Assembly Of the Commonwealth Of Penn.
sylvanis, entitled IAN Act to provide for the
porations," approved April %. 1874 and the
Supplements thereto. for q renewal Of tho
charter of the Pennsylvania Coal Company,
tno shsrsotsr n a ana object G whereof Is the min
the Same TO market In crude or manufst blurred
form, and for these PURPOSES to have /bosssss
and enjoy all the rights benefits al privi.
Dss.ssa iisss :1' 1SbRE&s' Y HEifS q y
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02

steers, A.l5a6.5O; stockers and feeders, &.75
aa.65; COWS and bulls, Sl.75a5: calves, $c.50a
5.25. Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; market
easy; heavy, A75a5.l5; common to choice
mixed, S4.65a5.05; choice assorted, A.S0a
4s0; light. 81. GOa4.S0; pigs, "a. 4.25a4.60. Sheep
Receipts, 1900 head; market firm; infe-
rior to choice, s3a4.9o; lambs, $3.75a6.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02

vania Railroad company number Of new
locomotives are now being constructed.
Among these are several of new class,
weighing $1,000 pounds. They are also get
ting out a new consolidation compound,
and are working on the drawings for
new fast express engine, which will he
much different from anything now in use
on that road.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02

Chicago Stock Market.
Chicago. April 1.--Castle, Receipts. H.
900 head; market steady; common to extra
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-04-02

For Sale.
Horses at Ruction n.
Dissolution Of Partnership.

NoTICE-THE CO.PARTNERSHIP HERE.
~ tofore existing betwesn D. W. Burr and
w. BURR & CO., has been dissolved by mu-
tual consent, d. W. Burr succeeding In the
business. All debts owing ly tho said firm
will he paid by d. W. Burr, and all accounts
owing to the late firm are to be paid to Charles
A. Burr. d. W. kURR,
CHARLES A. BURR,
March q, 1895.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
na6bem baTel6ff tpGbrenb Der Na4t Sroit

nd9bem baIelbit pd6renb Der g1d9t 5roif
qeberrf9t, @3neefau gemelbet lnD UNI
8 l16r na6m Der S9nee1turm an Seftt9te!t
au. Oies lift In ienem 8reitegrube 5lortoa'5
etipas l1nerb0rtes. SSn Sadionbtae tel oa5
thermometer auf IA 9rab iiber y&uu. Ote
f~Glteften Yuntte i'm Staate tpdren 2ttnsz
billie, tp Is, Sdmpa. mo %, Suptter, ND
% @rab iiber Stun tparen. SIN Sep 2be1t
unb 8alm Bead fie1 bas Auedftlber BON
81 auf 35 @rab iiber NuQ. Srangen@ urlo
anbere Sb1tbGume finb pabrf6etnlt9 ale
burb ben Sroit 3eritDrt tpOrben, ousge1omz
men bic Glteiten unb 3d6eiten. Die Sblt<
bdume tparen nGnnli9 unber6iQt, boiler
Gnospen unb @aft, unb besbalb beionberS
empfinbli9 gegen bic &Glte. Ser S9aoer
tptrb fpabr19etnlt9 biele MiGionen Dollars
betraqen. 0as b~ur9f9ntttli9e Otter zines
8aumes betrGgt 30 Sabre, mas bole 70
bprausfi6tli9e @rtrG9e bebeutet fir 8dunte,
bic iebt a~nfangen, Srii9te 81 tragen. Nae
friiben Semitic iinb ~3eritOrt ools
100000 &iiten @robeeren, tpel3e pom ~.
6ebruar Bis gum 10. WfGr3 Der f6tdt tporpen
tpdren, finb 81 @rnnoe %gegdn9er, Au9
bic Grbbeer1tauben ftnb berni@tet. @s tperz
ben tpa6rI 6einlt9 in bieIer Sdtfon feline
Srii6erbbeeren BON Slortoa peri9tdt iperoen.
Sir beute Na9t pirb fir ben ga15en itbz
li9en She'll Der 0albtnId mod tdlteres
Metter angefiinbigt.
Sn Rtffle, @pI,, 1iegt Der @6nee 80 3oG
tief unb Der dltefte8itrger tpetB ii3 zines oerz
artigen @9neefalles nt9t gu erinnern. gs
iptrb befircbtet. baB Der @iebitanb groBen1
S6a0en g~elitten bat.
Nus OSpego, 81, g., ptrb unterm II, Sebr.
bepef9irt: 9qs 19nere l1ntpetter, bas bier felt
elmer @o9e geipiit6et bat, tit INNER NOD
ni9t in Der Mbfqbme be9riffen. Sett 8ponz
gig Sa6ren 1T Elm berartiges, 10 lange an
baltenbes Metter bier ni6t p%prgetommet.
0as thermometer aeigte bur9f3ntttli4 auf
3ebn 9rab unter Nua, pd6renb Der Minb
cine @efdninoigteit BON breibig Biz pteraig
Wtetlen bic Stunbe bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

f6lauer unb erfolgrei9er &aub beqdnden
iporben, tpel9er bem1elben bic @rmme bon
1895 in Sob unb 8anfnoten e;nge6ra9t
bat.
&urs bor Mtttug erf9ien Elm Mann in
Der &leibung zines Nrbeiters i'm fran51fiz
f9en 0ofpttale, unb bd er ft9 fir einen Mnz
qefteQten Der Selep6onge1eQf9dft dusqab,
fpurbe er bonn 8eripalter 2iuratte ~einqeldIz
fen, Der i'm aub gum Selepboa fii6rte, ba5
ii9 neben feinem S9laf3imluer Gefanb.
Damn nabm Der angebli6e 9lrbeiter bas
Selepbpn ab, unb Der 8erpdlter Giurette
perlieb bus 3immer. Nd9bcm Der llnbez
fannie feline dngebli9e Nrbeit beenbet bate,
berlieB ct bas 9o1pital, unb Der 0tebftubl
bes @elbes, tpel9es ft3 in benz C@ltbfd9e
elmer 3ommobe i'm 3tmmer bss 8erlpdlters
befunben bate, tpurbe erit cine babe Stltnbe
1pdter entoedt, Sas @eGb, Gigent6um bes
Sofpitalbernalters, befanb Iib in cinem
8le6faften, unb foGte our 8eaablung BON
orpBen Nnfdufen benubt tperben.
, S~rauofiftnne uno Moro.
@ine9peaialbepef9e d~usGbatftelb, Minn.,
meGbet: Mm Mittipo9 purbe in Der @o6z
nunq bes tatbolif9 FEN pfarrers Mabbpd etn
3ettel folgenben Snbalts abgegeben: Sic
iinD 6iermtt bena4ri3tigt, ben Sames D.
0ern unb bic @teGe Mc@rano ni3t gu
trauen. @ein neues !0aus ltegt in M14e.
8tnnen 5ebn Sagen ptrb er Elm tobter Mlann
fem. DIS unter19rtft tpar Elm BON einem
0ol6 bur6bobrtes 9er3 betgefiigt. Sin
8ote, Der mad Der @e9enb, mo- S'6ern
pobnt, obge19idt purbe, fanb, baB fein f4Dn
ausgeftattetes Mohnbaus in einen &I4enz
6aufen bertpanbelt mar.
Sum Gooe perurtReilt.
Sn 8eaebiGe, SGtnois, 9uben in benz Safe
Der @nnte &a6n, bic ibren damn, ben 5arz
mer&abn, nit 9tlfe tbres2iebbabers, George
@entreG, umbrd9te, Die @ef9porenen etnen
auf Morb i'm erften @rabe ldutenben Wa6rz
1pru9 abgegeben unb bic Sobesfrafe barauf
feitgefebt. @entrea purbe f3on por etlt9en
Mpnaten tpegen bes Morbes, Der Elm ausgez
fuAt taltbliitiger mar, gebdngt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

in 6e[en Slammen. Damn gerietb So6nfon 3
S~drbenfdbrif in 8ranb, unb du9 bds Ge=
f9dftslofal Der Weftern Union telegraph
Gompagnie ftanb in @efabr, eingedi4ert ST.
nerben.
unfau in ether K~ohIenernbe.
Sn Der bel 8elebtle, SGinois, gelegener
&laesf9en 8%oblengrube eretgnete ft9
Elm unfaG, bel benz Elm @rbeiter umtol1
unb mebrere anbere f9ner pertett folrbet.
Wd6renb mebrere @rubenleute be19dftt9t
tparen, einen Sang BEL elmer Sobleni9i4t
5u graben, ~ftiir5te bic 2ebtere plObli9 Elm lnb
bic 1dmmtlt9en bafelbt bef6dTtigten Ntz
better tpurben berf6ittet. Sen 5u 0llfe
eilenben anberen Nrbeitern gelanS IS, nab
einItiinbiger dngetrengter Mr6ett, Die Gerz
19iitteten aus5ugraben. 6enrD &lin9ens
boten nurbe als 2eibe borgefnnben, Die
uebrtqen paren ale unebr pber t~pentger
berleBt. !6enrp @olger bate fetoe
8etne gebro9en. @r nno bic ibrtz
gen @erlebten tpurben nd9 benz Gin
gauge bes S9a9tes gebrd9t. 8eJen ber
grimmtgen &dlte bduerte es gerdllme 3ett,
Bis Mer3te CUR Gtene tparer. 8olger lit 25
Sabre alt. &lingenboten bate Elm Nlter
BON 40 Sabren erret9t.
Cine Sehrerin e~rfroren.
Srau 9abis, bic 2ebrerin Der bret Meilen
n0rbli9 BON 2pDns, N.Y,, gelegenen Ottriftz
f9ule tpurbe @onntag Woraen in elmer
S9neef9i9t e%rfroren geflnoen. Sic bate
baielbt felt 5reitag Mnrgen geleger. Gte
mar betm Sru1tee Mi1iam Barrett, Der 3pet
Meilen bonn Shulbdu1e entfernt DD6nt, in
Soft unb Mobnung g%epeien. Mm 9onrera
flag bef9lpB fR, pegen bes S6neez
TURNS in benz @6ul6aui e iiber gaac1t at
bletben. Mnt Srettag Mforgen f9idte cine
Na9barin etpas gu efen no9 Dem @9nl@
baufe, fanb baffeGbe iebo9 oerf9lofen. Sret@
tag Mbenb fanb cine anbere Habbartn Die
@9ule thinner nod berf6lofen. Sic Folgte
ben SuBfpuren cine furae Strede, claude
barn aber, baB Die 2ebrerin ii9 gu etaem
bena9barten !9du1e begeben babe. Od BON
Der 8erf6punbenen ni9ts geb0rt tporbe1
mar, begab ft9 beute Mprgen cine Mn3dbI
2eute auf Die Suhe. @tpa cine Wfetle oor
S9ul6aule tpurbe bic 2ebrertn ais 2eide
aufgefunben. 9iefelbe lag in elmer S4neez
f9t6t in Der g1G6e etnes 3aunes, Die GuBe
batten it9 in benz 3aun berfangen unb Der
&ppf beriibrte ben 8oben, Man glaubt, bdB
bic Mermfte am Sreitag Morgen bur9 ben
8lia3drb ii9 mad ibrem &oitbauIe aufgez
ma9t babe unb baB ie beim @eriu4e, iiber
ben 3aun 3u ~flettern, ft6 NIT ben 6itBen IN
be mielben berfing, Ober baB iie BON einen1
@inb1toB umgeblaien purbe unb fi@ r1iAt
me6r 5u erbeben permp9te. Die Ser ltorz
bene mar ettpa Is Sabre alt.
lntter mo Qo6ter ertruffen.
Sine @pe3talbepei9e aus Mtlanta, 60,
melbet: DIS Der gfeb. g. g. @re5bam
nebft 5anilte bel Sifb 5errp, g, e., iiber
ben 8rodb Hiber 1eben noute, rib plDblt9
bas rSrolep", in 8Olge beRen bas Sdbrz
boot unterIanf. 6rau @re5bam unb fire
13iGbrtge Sn6ter ertranten, pdbrenb Gre
fbdm unb cine tiingere Scooter ft6 ans
l1fer retteten. @refbam, Elm 8aptiitenprebtz
ger, befanb ftb auf Dem Wege na9 Spartan
burg, INN baielbit cine Stele als pfarrer,
pel9e tbm unGdngft angetraoem tporben
mar, an3unebmer. gr tit @efretGr Der
8apti1tenonbentipn BON Sibzgarpltnd un6
i'm 9ar3en @iiben befannt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

Mdbrenb Der bergdn9enen Mo6e
bat bic 5nberft9tli4e @rtpdrtung bes
8erfdufs Bon Bombs bic @ploausfubren auz
ridgebalten. Die 3uriid3ie6ungen dl1s benz
S9abamte 6eltefen fi1 duf ettpd $4,000, 900,
pdren ieDo9 3umeift fir -SSnlanb3pede be-
fttmmt. Seine 8onbbtQ 1T pom @pn9re5
Gngenommen tporben pber lptrb pabr19einz
Gt6 angenommen perben @unb in ben 8nei
nit Dem 1. Se6ruar 81 @nDe 9ebenbe1 Nepz
naten bat bas S9aBamt t6atfG9li6 $751;
100000 in Sob berlpren, noppn S40,4OO,z
900. i'm umldufe tamen uno $26, 100000
duBer benz Yrobuft Der Mtiin3e ms Muslanb
gtngen. 9iefen 4bfluB nd9 betben Gt9z
tligef a%uf3ubalten, lit cine Nufgabe, ipel9e
pieaei9t our9 cine tpeitere 8on0ausgabe ge=
l0if tperben fann. Wfdn bpfft, Dab bic Inter
b%enblunqen nit austpdrtiqen 8anfters cine
8ef1erung 6erbetfii6ren perben, pbglet6 es
fldr tit, baB bteItge 8erfGufe BON Mertbpdz
pieren bic felbe Wirtun9 BADEN tperben, als
pb Die Bombs in DieIem 2anDe ~angelegt pGz
rem u1b btef el6en Derben m0glt9erpeiie
bur9 Die neuen S~rdnsutttonen nt6t gum
StiQitano qebra6t iperben. Die Gage Ger
SnbuItrien 5eigt nenigftens, tpenn fte audi
ni9t e11ti9teben befer lit, cine getpife @rs
multiplying, Sbglei9 Die Bretie fabri5irter
BrpOutte ni3t g~etiegen iinb, 1T bod uon
elmer beferen Na4frage ni4ts gu berfpiiren.
SIN 8egent6etG bat Die Na9frage mad @ifen<
nnb @tablprobutten fir Die @ode unb fiji
ben Monat Elm penig na6gelafen uno fino
i'm @erglei9 nit pretfen bonn Sftober 1890
rur SAL Yro3ent gegen 54.8 Prp3ent am |.
eS%Sanuqr. 8G6renb Der @o9e 1T Die Rahz
fraqe bur9 bic b0beren Preiie IN 9ittsburg
in'S @tpden gebraht porben, fobaB Bel
femerz@tIen Elm Wentg .3uriidging, nd6renb
probutte fir 8du8tpede trob GINGER bebeu=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

Hoods PiIEen sind init der Hand gennaon'
und vollkommen i'm Verhaltniss una Aussenon'
Csc die Schachtel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Nneluhafnue
Din DER miIwaufee'er moder.Grib.

Nm lebten 9pnneritag purbe auf benz
Wp1erpert=Grtb i'm See, mo 30 2eute i'm
Spnnel bef9dftigt itnb, Elm gotbiignal auf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
Mude, schwach, nerves

Die Ursache jenes Zustandes Won Mudlgkelt'
Schwache und Nerv6sitat, in welchem SIGH SO vlele
Menschen ~bofnden, kommt daher, dass das but
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13
TENDER Gontrafte eine 8letnt9feit niebrtger

TENDER gontrafte eire aleinigfeit ntebriger
1tnb.
@iniqe 2obnberab1eBungen tperben in
8arrenet1en berthtet unb in Der Nadfrage
na9 @9ienen 1T feline 3unabme 81 Der5eid@
men. Sn Bbtlabelpbia TT Die Stimmung Elm
lpenig better unb @ertdufe BON &o6eiTer iirb
bufelb1t febr bebeutenb, pdbrenb in G9icogo
bic @e19Gfte better 1tnb. 3obeiien tit in beiz
1erer Na9frage unb 3iemli9e 8e~telun9en
olf 8arreneiIen treffen Elm, ale 8efteaungen
fir Gifen fir bauli9e 3nede tperben bur4
bds fqlte Wetter per5O9ert. 8leb TT bur9
Equalization Elm Menig in Die 606e gebrd6t
noroen unb 8lei lit feft, &upfer b%erfauft fi9
Gangiam unb tit f4pa4 su SO Gents fir
Qqfe.
Sn 8aumipoQentpodren bat eine !0erdbz
1eBunq etniger brdrner S6eetings 1tattgefunz
ben, tpGbrenb anbere 9ualitdten at unperz
Gnberten preifen aiemliben Nbgung BADEN.
Die aQgemeir1e Stimmuno bes Charities je@
bod lit nibt fpnberli9 ermut6tgenO. Sci
einem groBen Murtipnsbertduf BON Setbenz
ftoffen tparen bic Yretfe etna 10 Pro6ent nnz
ter ben fiirali9en Marftz pber September
prei5en.
Sn @oGenpaaren baben Die @~rDffnungen
Der ~feineren @prten fir bic SaiTon Der
f6neren @toffe cine 3unabme I'M @ei6Gft
erae1qt, iebo9 nt6t gu befriebigenben preiz
fen, nGbrenb Die Oupltfatbe5teQungen in ben
lei9ten @toffen ungenDbnli9 groB itrb.
8ertdufe BON Mple BADEN bis iebt lit bic
fem Sabre 17,3O8,665 Bfunb SnlanbDD1e
gegen 12,921,5OO pfunb i'm lebten Sabre
unb 26,245, $50 in 1893, jene BON Quslanbz
tpple II, OBS, $50 gegen 1,594,300 i'm le5ten
Sabre uno 1857 $50 in 1893 betraGen.
8emertenspertb tit, baB 8ertdufe aus
IGnbiI9er @ple btefes Sabr ni9t tpeientlt9
QrDBer g~eipeien Iinb obne s30le, ais fe in
benIel6en Woben bon 1893 u1b 1892 paren.
DAB in ben Breiien bOn Sarmer3eugniien
feline 8eferung tattgefnnoen bat, fat ptelz
lei6t lebbafte Speculation pd6renb Der
@pbe betpirtt, inbem @ei5en nur etnen ball
ben Gent b0ber mar, ais etne Wo6e Dorper,
nit meftli9en 3ufubren BON nur 1925 31
8u1bel ge9en 2,24O,256 i'm pprigen Sabre,
nGbrenD Musfubren Elm penig fleiner 0ez
pe1en iinb. Die peftli6en 3ufubren fir
ben Monat baben 5,112,27 8uI6el betraz
GEN qeqen 2,499, 40 i'm 8oria6re. 3ufuDz
rem bon Weli9forn ftnb tlein, getpeIelt, ieDp9
Iinb Die 9retfe Elm nenig in Die 90be gega1tz
gen. 9reiie bDn 8aumtpple itnb unoerdnz
bert, pb9lei6 bic 3ufubren fir Die Sdbres5eit
anbauernb au%BergepDbn1t9 groB finb.
Die 3abG Der 8anterptte in ben Ser. Stddz
ten bat tpdbrenb Der Wp9e 281 b~etraSen gez
gen 1856 i'm lebten Sabre, unb So in Canada
gegen so i'm leBten Sabre,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

die NerVen und ole Ue-
webe NIGHT genugend
nahrt. Nahrt die Ner-
ven NIT reinem Blute, SO
werden dieselben stark
und stetig sein. Leset
dies
emit Vergntigen EN-
pfehle ich Hoods Sarsa-
parilla ais elm ausge-
zeichnetes Nervenstar-
kungs- und Blutrelnl-
gungs-Mittel. Ich haoe
es mehr ais einmal ge-
braucht und gebrauche
es noch jetzt. len war
matt, mein Korper
schmerzte mich und len
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-02-13

Keithsburg, LII. scbmerzte mich und ich
fHhlte mich elend am ganzen K0rper. lch De-
furchtete krank zu werden. Da nahm 1ch mlr WIZ
Hoods Sarsaparilla zu nehmen, und
Es hat mich geheiIt,
und ich fnde, dass es billiger ist ais Doktor-
Rechnungen." Mrs. G. H. VENABLE, helths-
burg, III.
HUUD'S P SASRRSft.A HE'LL
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-02-23
They Bow to Him.

The great men of all nations have
joined in panegyric to the name and
character of George Washington, the
Father of His Country" and often the
bits of sentiment to which they have
given expression have been exquisitely
wrought out, making some of the
worlds masterpieces of wording.
I'm my idea, says La Fayette, "Gen.
Washington is the greatest man, for |
look upon him as the most v~irtaous."
He hath faith" said Guizot, the his
torian, lin God and himself"
The test of the progress of man.
kind" said Lord Brougham, will be
in the appreciation of the character of
Washington"
America" said Webster. has fur
nished to the world the character of
Washington. And if our American in
situations had done nothing else that
alone would have entitled them to the
respect of mankind"
'All l can say" Gladstone has said.
sis that l look upon Washington,
among great and good men, as one pc
culiarly good and great; and that he
has been to me for more than forty
years a light upon the path of life"
Gen. Washington is 4 typical Ameri-
can, and will always stand in American
history without peer or rival" was
Sherman's tribute.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-02-23
mus p'int'dly look

losin' his min. I mus p'int'dly look
arter him, sho1y."
The day was glorious A gentle
southwest wind blew fragrance from
the great swamp, rustling the mistle-
toe elumps in the boughs of the big
gum trees and waving to and fro the
pendant graymoss that hung down
from the spreading branches of the
great beech trees on the ridges, which
seemed like so many giants with long,
Struggling locks. 1t touched the slen-
der fingers of the pines until they
played n mournful melody and caused
the bright green leaves of the bay tree
to send forth ripples of laughter. The
gloomy colonel, however. as he passed
in turn the swamp, the beech and the
pine groves, had no eye for the weird
scenery and no ear for the voices OF the
stirred trees.
Equally he did not regard the i'm
mense crowds that had already gath
cred in the streets of Woodville. The
imposing pageant was lost upon him.
lie spoke low and then to those who
addressed him, but he moved about as
one in a dream. Still less did he OBJ
serve that old Mizraim had followed
him to town and was lodging about
closely in his rear.
The train which brought Marion was
delayed more than two hours, so that
the parade was over and the crowd
had beer gathered for some time about
the speakers stand before he reached
the grounds. The stalwart, hand
some young fellow, with his long,
wavy chestnut hair, his piercing brown
eyes and deep-toned, magnetic voice
fairly ~captivated his audience before
he had uttered a dozen sentences. 1t
seemed as though he were a being who
had lived and moved with Washington
and gained his confidence, so that he
knew his inner soul. In most graphic
manner he told of the simple life of the
planter of Mount Vernon, the heroic
endurance of the commander of the
tattered forces at Valley Forge, the
master spirit of the constitutional con-
~vcntion, the supreme first president of
the republic. Then he closed with an
imprisoned outbu7st, in which he re-
cited the exalted virtues of the i'm
mortal Washington and urged the
emulation of them upon his hearers.
The orator utterly eclipsed his previ-
Gus fame and the audience was
| carried away with enthusiasm, all
save a stern-visaged white man and a
skulking old negro. Col. Temple had
not heard a single word. His heart
was with his idolized girl. While the
excited people rent the air with
huzzas, he made his way through the
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1895-02-23
Washington's Ancestry.

One genealogist, reckless of conse,
q~uences, has traced the ancestry of
President Washington to Odin. Anoth-
er attempt was made to connect him
with the Washingtons of Durham,
England. But the authentic source of
his parentage is a Washington clan, of
County Northampton, England, where
the old manor house is still to be seen,
though in ruins. Upon consulting Vir-
gilman records one can get back no
farther than his great-grandfather,
John Washington, who settled in Vir-
ginia in 1867. His eldest son Lawrence
had three children, John, Augustine
and Mildred, and our president was the
child of Augustine, and his second
wife, Mary Ball, whom Augustine mar
ried in 1870. George Washington had
five brothers and sisters. His father
died when he was seven years old, and
the future hero was trained by his
half-brother, Lawrence Washington
n. Y, Ledger,