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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
BelliDohaIu Hay News.

Whatcom. Dec lI.-Special.-City Treas
urer Van Wyck has about S1.So0 of city
money tied up in the suspended Belling-
ham Bay National bank, and small bal
ance In the Bennett National. and has
made a proposition 70 the council to mort
gage his property to secure the city and
obtain the release Of his bondsmen The
city has never had a more competent or
popular treasurer, or one in whom more
confidence is felt.
II Is said that another change in the
management OF the Fairhaven World
Herald is likely 10 be made about Janu-
airy l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
SUICIDE on caMANo ISLAND.


Coupeviile Dec. Speesal-Ingwald
Emerson. aged -. who lived on Camano ISL
aud, near Utsuiady. killed himself Mon
day morning by eating MS throat with A
razor The cash extended from ear to ear.
He was IN bed when ne committed the act,
and was found BY the people who lived
in the house with him.
Emerson vas a native of Norway and
was supposed 10 possess property OF the
value OF $4,000 HE had been confined 20
his bed from illness for nearly a month,
and vas very desponden;, having expressed
a desire 10 die a fortnight ago. He had no
relatives n this part Of the country.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
ron HOME INDUSTRY.
The French Army TO Stop Using Chi
ssaxo Timed Meats.

Paris Dec 1.-THE chamber % deputies
today. after the discussion or the military
budget decided that. except under unusual
circumstances. no more timed meats are
70 be supplied 20 the army after January
/ 1sa7 except such as arc manufactured
In France or In the French colonies.
4 resolution was adopted inviting the
government 70 prosecute those who have
been engaged Ia cornerfng leather. The
minister of war. 81. Cavatgnac. admitted
thai there rad been rise ia the price ~
leather. ard intirnated hls intention 70 In
quire II the operations of the American
trust were responsible for T. he added
that II Il was proved that a leather ring
existed f. France the government had
poker 10 deal w.fh H.
NJ Mareel~Haoeri callea attention 70 fhs
rsonoralv of wheat and urged that tae law
be apglteG 20 defeat its objects. ~. Cav
aignac replied that tas government Aad
resolved io % 40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
JAPAN FOOLS THE SILVER MEN.
She VIII Not Buy silver With Her
Gold Indemnity.

New York. Dee 1I-Ths sharp fall in
silver TO = 15-16d per ounce In London is
believed to he due 10 the fact that tha
Chinese indemnify TO Japan. so FAR
as paid, was deposited in the Bank Of En-
gland and has been turned over to the
japanese government. which. instead of
spending Ii in the purchase Of silver for
use in Japan. as expected. is now lending
IL in the London market. This Is construed
10 mean that the money. which was paid
in gold, Viii Ne expended in Europe. prob
ably in the purchase Of warships and ma
teriaL This is naturally very diSappoint-
ing 10 the London spectators in the white
metal. who had accumulated very large
stock OF il. and has caused them 20 un-
load. with the resulting decrease in price.
At present, also, the market for rupee
aper is slow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
Er~kiue Larawav, OF Centrnlia. Dead

C,ntrata. Dec. u.-Specid idi -E.rsk ne
T.araway. father OF Postmaster Taraway.
~ this. city. died this morning a. "a IS Of
nervous prostratjon. He was a native Of
PeattSville. Green county y Y. and Was
s. wears Of age. He had resided here since
f>so. aud was al one tine the head af the
firm ~ James. I.araway q Stocking. gem
cral Merchandise, which did an immense
business here
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
Supreme Court Decisions.

olympia. Dec. Speclal-The supreme
court has handed down decisions In these
cases:
state Of Washington ex rel. Gust Gun
dsrson. petitioner. va. superior court OF
King county. respondent; writ denied.
Jennie Brearly respondent vs.. Chauncey
Bits r r Wetzel. appellants. from Spo-
kane. dismissed
Florence Washhurne Leake. respondent,
" Charles Hansen. appellant, from Ska
git; reversed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
The Cholera In Russia.

st. Petersburg. Dec. 1.-THE issuing OF
passports TO pilgrims TO Palestine has been
suspended. owing to the disturbances
there.
In this city between November 20 and
December there were thirty-three cases
of cholera and forty-six deaths from Nat
disease. In the government of NolhyS Sia,
from November II TO November g. thtre
were 25g cases of cholera and ninety-four
deaths. In the government of Kiev during
the same period there We're 10I cases or
cholera and thirty-four deaths.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
s,,a paabo,. Fright and Return.

London. Dec 1.-THE Chronicle has a
dispatch from ConHtantinople which says:
.It is reported that the sultan swore on
the Koran 70 respect Said Pasha's life ard
give him a large sfim of money down and
Il pension Of G26 per month. The sultan
seems 10 have had a ft Of generosity
toward those he suspected. ard has pre-
eanfed to Kiaml Pasha rosary worth
81 0aa and has Increased his saiary 70
ee 20 yearly. II II the general opinion that
SAID Pasha has acted fooiishly. while sorns
consider that be Il playing q deep game.'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

san Fr8octsco Tee, 1.-THE schooner
E-wecl S missing ana Is supposed 10 have
gore 3bNa III the Alaskan coast. between
Ceck 5e}=t ara Glacier Hav with ali On
beard fis~ fs-l-re 70 arrive Eas passed
8i reasonable TINS. ard friends ~ her
MASTER Cart Wyusas. have scarcely A
hoae thst he is alive. News = her dere-
l.~t5an vas hraaEht here hv :he bark The
al1l4 Cart swan. when arrived from
t-szl tay wi.n tne first cargo of coal ever
sa pred <-orn Alaska
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
10 snn cnlnmhin NntIonnl

Tacoma. Dec 10 Spec al Receiver
BalkaI. % the Grrman-Amer.csn Saw
trss h8rk has obtained leave Of court TO
sue Receiver CLAY of the Columbia Ma
toaal rank t7 recover $s.eo in notes and
2, .se8 "A real estate mortgages deposited
la tbe vaults OF the last named ins0tu-
ton fer safe keeping,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
burglary Mt New Westminster.

Vancouver. h. C. Dec. IA daring
burglary occurred some time last night or
early this morning at Osle's mems fur
nshing store in New Westminster. The
store was closed AZ : o'clock last night.
and when opened this morning II was seen
at a glance that the place had been Wis
ited by thieves. The safe had been opened
and over Slso taken. while as far as can
be ascertained goods valued at $500 had
been carried Of.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

New York, Dec }I-Tae returns from
.aa Republican primaries are practically
tl in ar me headquarters ~ the Reputii-
can county committee. Tire showing is a
fr--.sas9lv favorable ere FOR the followers
~ PLAT ard faulerhaea. The coanfy COM
r7{e-ae af ie5 mas fG2 members. of whlea
ahou. - sere Piatt men. The committee
far 1896 has Is2 members. of which about
In are Platt men. Exact tg3res could not
Fa gwen out tonight. hgt it was said that
ar least twenty out ~ thirty assembly dis
tr5ets ia the city had electe1 Plagl dele
GATES
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
MIR. RIGGS COOLIES.
A Mass Meeting Of the Citizens of Ia
coma Called,

Tacoma, Dec. u.-Special.-Th anti-Chi-
neSe committee of fifteen tonight issued .
call for a mass meeting al Germania hall
Saturday evening to protest against tho
employment OF Chinese domesties by resi-
dents Of Tacoma.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

T. IS often a mystery how a cold has
ts-ea caught" The fact -. however. taat
ween the hlord Is poor and the system
depressed. one becomes peculiarly liable
t0 diseases When ths appetite or t1e
ss-eazts fans. Ayers SarsapaFllla should
be gAAen without delay.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12
THE TRIAL or BoGGs.


waeorna pee- U-Spee Tire -~aI az
George ~ EoeEs Progresses s.a2it. rae-
siderable trrs 2rfa2r tesE 1torg 0ss -t~e-
aaeea to1Ay. baJ GotA.ag 81 : Sensational!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-12

continuing his effort t. ADJUST the agsf9cui-
y between France ana NeneEueaa graw~
Ing osf q The expulsion 81 tAe French
minister % Nenszuela, - far Mr.. EnSfis'
efforts have not been crowned with entire
question the accuracy 81 he statement
printed ~ lCn1na 20 the eject that Nene-
zue}a regards the matter Of the arrest OF
the British chief of police by the Nena-
Tafe from the boundary dispute wish Great
Britain, since II rests on the question of
jurisdiction over the territory where the
arrest was usaGe M representa- tlras
have yet been made ta omr government on
tAe subject hy either a. the parties. which
IS accounted for hy the fact fhaF IN 10
yesterday President Crespa had mot re.
ceiNed the demand from England for the
Indemnity
London. Dec 1.-THE Times Prints a
dispatch this morning from a correspond
ent N Caracas. giving ire result 81 an in
te~vsew he had wsta President Crespo az
Venezuela The president sasf that ne
understood ;hAt the question uf the out
rage upon the British Guiana pa.fce and
the boundary question we're 70 he treated
distinctly a. between Great Britain and
Venezuela, bat ne declined - discuss the
British note on the subject lie added
that the Venezuelan cfficer who had ar
rested the British officers would be pun
ished for exceeding his inst tr9etions ard
that the English government would be
compensated.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Milhaelee fur Rranfe.

8ei 8ranfbeiten 1T oft bic WabI zines
seeigneten Hdbrmittels iebr i4per ; bes
ionbers 1T bies Bel Der WiiIdbidt ber
Sal, ba bieie, iei eS rein ober nit Wai'
fer berbiinnt, ober nit anberen Stoffen
permiidt, oft bon pieIen Batienten gus
riidsepieien tpirb, ooer, ipenn eenommen,
ni6t in bic Sdftemafe be8 Orsanismus
ibersebt. ionbern tbeiltpeiie ober gang
pieber erbro6sn ipiro unb 10 TAFT oes cts
iparteten Ndbreffettes nur ipeitere Bee
idperben ;ur Solse bat. Auen MINORS
oerunsen entipri9t folSeubes 8esept Sur
Seriteauns zines Wtild8eIees: | 3lier
quite Mil9 tpirb nit l Yfunb 8uder 8ss
tpdt unb 10 bis Is Winuteu i'm So4en
erbaItsn. Dieie S6iuns piro bann iiart
abssfilblt, unb pdbrenb man fortipab'
reno Iansiam umribrt, fast man sins
AuiIoiuns BON 80 @ramm in gBalier 8s'
Ibiisr @slatine, ferner ben Saft BON plsl
Giironen uno orsi BeinsIdier suten
8siBpsin binsu. Dieie AbtabIuns 1T
,um @elinsen unbebinst n0ibie, tpeil
ionit bic Nil6 uufebIbar ssrinner
paros. Die sanse WiidunS pirb in
@laisr ssfaut, ipelde talt sebalten trer'
ben mfiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
5;i;;jiIjj;5|j,AlIl|'y||z!1z!sI ;i;jIj;5|j,A a j!
~. gPai 1895.

i3iias perlnTsn Suanipn fir philadelphia une
Ntp 2Jerf per 3 & 8 U u UNI 7.45 Rprasns,
1905, 100, 2.3S unp 1 .38 Na6m., per Q. &.
& W. 81. u. 600, sos. If. 20 81. unb 1 80 N.
Berlahtu Serantpn fir pittstpn une @iIfts-
barre per .. I. & 9B. R. u. 900, sos, fl. 20
Wurstns. 355, 07, $50 NaGm.
Velalsn Suantpn fir 9fbite Saren, Sa,lr>
ton, ppttspiIle uup alien punFttn eer 8eaptr
MsatUp unb YcttspiIlt 3psissn, per 6. & @.
.. 6.40 M., per 3 G 3 7.l5 M., 1906, 100,
2.38, 400 Na6m per 3. I. & gB. ". ". am
6.U0, sos, tf.20 Wprssns, t.30, 3 55 Hahm.
Vsrla6tn Sudutpu fur 9stbIrbsm, Cation,
8saeins, Sarrisburs unp allen 3ptihenpunfifn
per D. & p. U. " am 7.45 W., 1905, f.20,
2.3S, 100, II, ,3S 9iabmitidgs, per . {. & W.
600, 8 OS, ff.20 R., t.30 Nahm.
Vtraiitn scranton fur 3unfbannpd, 5ppaH-
ea, @lmtra, Stbncn, Gjsueua une 3pifh ynpunf-
ten per 3. s :. 4. Ji. UNI S.45 Dr., 1905 unb
ff.3S NaGm., prr q { & u R U am sos IR
30 Hahmiiiags.
grIalItn Scranton fir Rphtisr, Buffalo,
Niagara 5Gaen, Detroit, 9biedgp une nflfIihtn
punftsn per D Il 3 U U S.45 N, f2 05, 9.t5,
tf.3S NaGm., per . & gS " q unh pittstpn
junrtiOn 0S, 9.55 Wl, f.30, $50 Ra1m., per
e. q @ " u 3.4t Rahm.
6iir Glmira une @sirn per Saldmanea, per
. q 8 U u S.45 Dr.. 1906, sos RaHmitias,
per . & 0 sos 9 55 Ni., t.30, 6.07 Ra6m.
puamann parlOr une SdIaf- pbtr {. ..
Sslrlwassn auf allen 3iis,n jpi1htn {. & 9l.
5unetiOn pbsr BiIttsbarrs unS Rtp yorf, pbi.
Iabtlpbia, Buffalo unp Susptniipu Bride.
RpIin 3. 9BiIbur, @tn. Cup.
Gbas. 9. Gee, gu. Yaf. assnt, pbilabfl,
pbia, pa.
u. gB. Ronusma&r, aift. @sH. paf. aesni,
Sib SttbIsbtm, pa.
0titrs ausfuuft srtbtilt gB. {. prsor, Siabi.-
gssnt 309 ead'a apsnut, Scranton, pa,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Sans iinb Spf.
NunfA u els.

Nan fo6t elm babies 9furb seIeisnen
unb sebriibten 8eis in rei6Iidem Waher
tpsid, bod 70. bab er iDrnis bleibt. siebt
ibn ab unb fiiblt ibn auf einem 9ur6'
f1las nit faltem @afer ab. l25
Gramm 3uder Idutert man in3tpif6en
nit einem @einslaie WeIbmein, thut
ben Saft bon elmer Gitrone, cine balbe
Obertaiie ieinen Stun uno ben sebDris
absetropften ReiS binsu, permiidt aaeS
bebutiam, obne ben &eis su ;erortiden,
ldbt bic Waiie einise MaI auitoten.
fllt ben 8eis in eine nit faItsm Waher
uuSseipiiIte Borseaanierm. ldbt lbn
BARN ertaIten, itiirst ibn auf cine S9II'
isI, persiert ibn NIT sinsema6ten 5ri6'
ten ocer @eIee unb sarnirt ibn mt per'
iibtsm &abmi6aun.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
sSrtS Siirr's
hinton
&efauratiDm d galDil,
ala 2adatpanna Gbsnus.

9ie @eftauration mirb tsts nit ben feinftsr
DsIitatefen Der Sabres1eit perfebeH ieiu.
an @strdnten baIte i'd neben Dem por,iie.
liten 9. Robiuionfden 8iers nur Die beiteu
Beine uno oiqn0re, unb 20 tuirb msin Bit
ftteben ieiu, ourd prompte uno rssIIs Bebien.
una bic &unoen iufrieoen su itelIsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
6eaeu Sufteurei,.

8si Der rauben @itteruns biirfte es
ansebra6t isin. Elm einfades. ielbit ber'
,uitellenbsS Dtittsl Su erfabren, UNI benz
isbt bduFssr eintretsnoen SultenrsB
ginbalt su tbun. Dtun netme Elm pier'
tel 8funO rOtbe. eeitalie 3wiebsIn,
our6i6neibe bisielbsn unO fo6e tie nit
einem balben 2iter 98a6er, elm a6tel
Pfunb SOnis uno Elm Uiertel Pfuno 3uder
su sinem bidsn Sprup. Oteien hreiat
man bur6 elm Sieb, lGbt ibn erfalten
unb bebt bas nsbrise sum 8sbrau6 in
elmer gut perforfien Sluibs auf. Slneer
fbnnen tdslid orel bis bier IbeeIOHel
oapon einnebmen, gtpa6iens etwae
mebr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

SIM September If bic ribtise 3eit fur
bas ginIesen Der Biutereier. neil in oie'
fem Wonate bic gisr am frii6eiten unb
au6 am preisperteitsn lino. gSia man
aber ipirilib 8orteil BON oem Ginfauf i'm
eroben baben, mub man bic ridtiae Iuf
bemabrunesmsibOoe pdblen. 0as fri
Der bsIisbte Ginlesen Der Gier in 8alf'
ipaHer 1T fat obais bur6 neuere before
8erfabren perbrdnst. bic ni9t bic @ier
70 unsdnitis bssiniIuhsn ipie 8aItpahsr,
pslhes ben Giern einesteils einen et8en'
tiimIi6en @eidmad perleibt, anoernteils
baS GipeiB fIaiiiser ma4t, 10 oaB es ii6
msiit ni6t su Sdnee i6Iasen ldBt. 8iel
stpedmdbieer III bas nebersieben Der gier
nit sinsm Stoff. Der iie m6Blidit luft'
bi9t psrf6liebt. ga sibt peridieoene
ioItsr Stoffe: Sett. 8olocium, 8ela'
tine, Waferslas, @ipsbrei unb 10 tpeitsr
@aferslas pirb am meiiten unsepanct
unb III tpobl auSemein befdnnt. Oaaes
gen fennen ipenise Sausfrauen oos ST.
baIten Der Gier bur9 elnfabe8 8eitreis
den nit 2ein. pber DiObn0l, bas Der
fran,6iiids @bsmiter 8iOIetie isbr ems
pfieblt, neil es iih obne peitere Sorbes
reituns peripenben Iabt unb iebr biais i'm
Gebrau6 iit. Die pamit einseitri4snen
gler baben ii6 mad islner nntsriu6uns
6 Wonate unperanoert erbalten uno nur
einen @etpihtsperluit bon 4,5 Broseni
seseist.-Sie 9resbsnsr lanbpirtbidaft'
li6en 8ldtter empfeblen oasesen Slb'
nsreiipeiB gum 8Onierpiren /; pies Der.
fabren babe id ieoo9 nod nibt Die oas
porbsrsebsnbe srprpbt. Nian quirft bic
giipeib (sipei Stiid) su S6nee, ldBt es
"a Stunoen iteben unb sIebt bic oann
sefldrte Sliiiiisfeit bon ben S6aums
rsitsn ab. Dian Iberftrei9t nit ibr am
sriien Sage nur bic obere Sdlite, bamit
bieisr uebersus erit trOdnet, am foIsens
ben Gage alsbann bic anbere Sdlfte.
Die 70 iibersoeenen @ier seisen innerbalb
zines Soees einen barten, bornartisen
uebsrsus, Der bas ginorinsen Der 2ufi
unb iOmit aud Der Sdulnisfeime ourd
bic 8oren in bas 81 abbdlt. Die 70
Gier perben. nit ber Spite
nnb unten, einfab in gterbretter eeiteut
uno an sinem trodsnen Srt aufbstpabrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Tteiih bruhe.

8ei ben msiiten Suppen bllbet eis
5Ieiidbrlbe bic @runolaee. I'm elne
quite SIsii6brtbe su fOden, iebt man oas
5leiid, na6bem IS ubsepaihen, besleb'
unssweiis nit einem ieu6ten Sanbtude
abserieben uno bann setlopft tpurbe. mil
taltsm @aher su, pdbreno bas Slslit
beim 3uissen nit todenbem 9Saner
iaftiser blsibt, isbod in oieiem Sale
cine psniser CUTE Slsii6briibe bsrsitet.
Nan sebe bas eeb6rise SalS, Yeterlillens
uno SeaerietpurseI, 2aub (gorree),
ssIbe 8iiben uno 3piebeIn binein, i9aums
ben aufteisenben Shuum ab uno laiie
oasielbe sueebedt peoer su lansfam nod
su itari unp ie nadcem bas Stud Helm
ooer srob 1T, etipa Srpei Stunoen foben,
bis es pei6 1T. Darnab i6Dpft man
bas Sett. bas man gum 4ufibmelSen bon
@emlien perpenben fann, ab unb glbl
nab 8eIieben sins gnlaae binein. Uian
perseiie aber ni6t, bic Sleii6briibe Dor
benz @ebrau6 burdsuisiben. oamil
2nD9elden unp bersIstaen suriidblelben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

s9- 8ir iinb 8erfaufS.sIsents in
Scranton fir ben So ,,8otbam Sut".
Elm bdbi8er, erfter 8Iaiie Derby. bano.
8ema8t. sarantirt ebenio gut gu isin tpis
lrseno Elm SIS Gut i'm Wtarfte; mir baben
benieIben in i6pars unb braun, in tIei.
men, mitteImabiSen uno sroBen Muitern.
Bell 8Ieiberbaus, 230 2ada. 4ps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

Ba- Sdnsemutten in peridisbenen
@r6ben uno Bretfen = iebr aneenebm
pdbrenb beS tparmen Metters-b BEL Sreb.
s. @ibmaper, $50 2adaipanna 4penue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
9abt ibr oas ,,8le6"

70 fBnnt ibr pisles tbun. Sbr fSnnt Rsnnpftrbs
une Dampfyahtsn sisusn, bod miBt ibr nihi
pitl SanrstIo babsn um cine ausifattuus urlsrst
aubsnasrdtbsn su sisnsn. Vile bic utusn
Stpl pfanntn, Slsde unb apbgsf1bs bic ppbl.
tefaunte 8p6bub' S6reiber refommentireu.
Gasemeiue Giisnpaarsn sbsnfaIIs, Iollsn ni6i
aus ibrsm @sed&tnib sstrisbsn psrben burd
bic apbssrGtbs.
Grinneri eu&, baf Sanbpsrfsgus isbsr ari
I1 in nisprisen prsiisu auf unitrsn RssdItn
uns in uninsn AusltauussfiisH tummslt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

B4 Masbeburs Sauerfraut, 8ismard
Sdrinse, SOadnoiide Sdrines beim Sus.
eno ober 6db6en bel Wibmapsr, SO $50
2adatpanna Ipenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20

uns. unb -fiieen mir binsu -bbhftpabrs
lheinlider Weiie tpiro eS pobI aud ME
su elmer iolden fommen, mitbin aub
nidt su elmer @onfsrsns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-09-20
Grant Stetter,
SOtelnnO SGcferei
@atnffra6e, 9pbe Harf.

Marine uHo taIts Speiien fno gu ieber "a.
essjslt ju 9aben. 6rlf6ss Eager ftets on
5apt, iomis Beiue. eiquore uub gigarreu.
Dle NIT msinem SoteI uerbunosne 8dders
ltstsrt Elm pOr5nslihss 8adutrf, unb perosn
aus Beltsuunssn prompt uno biQis bsiorgt.
Grant Stetter.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-08-10
WAS A SUCCESS.
Dr.. stOddart's Great Lecture Deliv-
cred Last Night.
Editorial from Butte city, Mont, Miner,
July goth, 1851

The lecture delivered by DR.. stoddarl
at the Caplice hall last night was very
largely attended and highly appreciated
by all present.. The doctor chose for
his subject, "Mau Know Thyself" and
that he was thorough master of his
text was fully demonstrated early in his
lecture. His reasoning was clear, con-
clusiveand convincing, and be spoke
with an easy grace that could only come
from years Of public platform ex-
His hearers learned many great
truths regarding the cause, effect and
Of disease and the true
methods of preventing and corquering
{.
Those who attended DR.. stoddart's
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Free Lecture TO M0l!
School House, DeLamar, Satur-
day Evening, Aug. 1Oth.
D.. ssoddartIg CaIabrasad Laotura
NAN KNOW THTSELF

Under the auspices of the Liebig
World Dispensary, Atlas block, Helena,
and San Francisco, and special di-
rectiou of DR.. A. C. Stoddart, medical
director for Drs. Liebig & CO., San
Francisco's leading special DOCTOR who
will have his private reception Office at
room 4, DeLamar hotel, Aug. 10th and
1lth, DR. Stoddart will deliver his cele-
brated lecture on MAN Know Thyself;
Love, Marriage, Divorce Special dis
eases and debility the cause Of mar
riage being afailure, Entertaining and
instructive. Knowledge for life time
in one evening. Mothers send your
sons. Wives send your husbands.
The San Francisco daily papers edi-
torially speaking of this lecture, Oct. 10
1898, said.
"Dr. stoddart's lecture, delivered last
night to about l 800 men at the Stand
ard theater, was full OF gems of thought
based upon scientific research and
lifelong experience in special medical
showing marvellous skill and
medical knowledge. Over 1900 men
we're held spell-bound for two hours.
Such instruction is much needed in the
country and seldom heard in this city
)r any other section-not even TO be
heard in medical colleges. Every man
ihould hear this lecture.
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DR.. LIEBIG & co
San Francisco's Most Reliable and
Successful Specialists,
Coming in August.

DR.. Stoddart, Visiting Physician and
Representative of the Liebig Worlds
Dispensary, of San Francisco, in Idaho,
Montana, Washington and Oregon, will
return to DeLamar, in Aug, for two
days only. The many calls and large
number of patients contracted with for
treatment during his former visit has in
duced DR.. Stoddart to arrange another
visit Aug, 10 aud II, and at War Eagle
Hotel, Silver City Aug. u and 10. At
Jordan Valley Aug. 9th.
This will be rare opportunity tomeet
in free consultation, one of the greatest
Specialists of the 10Th century, namely,
DR.. A. c. Stoddart, who has been ex-
aiming and consulting physician for
the Liebig World Dispensary of San
Francisco during the past is years.
1t is well known that the Doctor has
treated the greatest number of patients
treated by any one physician on the
Pacific Coast, during that time. His ex-
perience in the treatment of chronic
has given him such knowledge that
few cases have been known to battle
his great skill
Everyone requiring expert treatment
for chronic diseases of the Eye, Ear,
Nose, Throat, Skin, Blood and Repro
ductive or Nervous Systems, should not
fail to meet the Doctor during bis May
visit to Idaho. Cut this out and be
sure and call on the date named. The
first months treatment will be free so
that those cured may be able to herald
the good news to their friends and fell
low citizens.
Finest remedies for all complicated
diseases of men, forwarded from San
Francisco, by express, after Dr. Stod-
dart has made examination and pre-
scribed, thus enabling patients in De-
Lamar and Silver City to receive as
good treatment as if they made the
The journey to San Francisco. Home
by correspondence especially.