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BARRETT 8ooTrs BODY FOUND.
Corpse of Ex-Treasurer of Holt County
Recovered From the Niobrara River.

Corpse of Ex-Treasurer of Holt County
Recovered From the Niobrara River.
O'NEILL, Neb., Jan. 21.-Barrett
SCOTS body was found about 10 o'clock
Saturday night in the Niobrara river.
about 300 feet below the bridge, on the
Boyd county side close up to the bank,
and in about seven feet Of water. He
was in his shirt sleeves, but had his
watch and chain and other personal ef-
fectS On just as he wore them in life, A
new hempen rope, about one and onee
half inches in diameter, was around his
neck and the end, about three feet long,
was dangling in the water. Evidences
showed that he was hanged by the vigi-
lantes before being thrown over the
bridge into the water. There was a
slight wound in the right side of his
neck, where a bullet had graaed it, cut
ting through the lobe of the right ear.
The body was found by Dell Akin,
Jake Hersheisef, Sanford Parker and a
half dozen others. A man named Hud-
son, who lives near Dorsey, was the first
to discover the object of their search
Sanford Parker assisted him to bring the
body to the bank, when messenger
was dispatched for the coroner of Boyd
county, who had jurisdiction at that
point.
Now that Scott's sad fate is fully
known the hunt for the murderers takes
on fresh interest New warrants were
sworn out for the arrest of Mullihan,
Roy and Elliott, on the charge Of muir
der, and a warrant was also sworn out
for Fred Harris on a similar charge.
Harris is a farmer who lives about three
miles from Parker, and the searchers now
claim that they have absolute proof that
these four men are among the guilty
parties. Officers left Sunday evening
with the warrants.
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Senator Perkins REELECTED.

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 23.-GeOrge G..
Perkins was chosen United States sena-
tor to succeed himself for the unexpired
term Of the late Senator Stanford by the
legislature
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ZOE FitEsi1nrners Indinlea.

SYRACUSE, n. Z. Jan. 22.-The grand
jury Of 0nondaiga county today re-
Turned an Indictment of menslaughteg
in the first degree against Pugilist Rob
ert Fitzsimmons for the killing Of his
sparring partner, Con Riordan, In an
exhibition at the jacobs opera house,
this city, Nov. II.
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SALEM, Or, Jan. 23.-ID the senate a
house concurrent resolution for the cleo
ton of United States senators by a de
rect vote Of the people was referred to
the committee on revision of laws.
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De AdmIIIed b aal.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The supreme
court Of the United States today ordered
thar Eugene, z. Debs and his ass0eigtes
II 5s.ii "a Illinois be admitted To bail q
tise sJsls o alo es9sh. The hearing to
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Demand His Resignation.

O'HEHL, Neb., Jan. 23.-A letter was
mailed to Representative Robertson
signed by over 200 citizens Of Ha.5
county demanding his res gnation be-
cause it Is understood he is a member Of
the yigiiantes.
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Bills BY SHERMAN AND PUeH.
Both Are Emergency Currency Measures
to Meet Treasury Deficiency.

to Meet Treasury Deficiency.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 17.-Another In.
teresting chapter to the financial ques-
ton was given to the senate Thursday
when Mr.. Sherman presented an emerg.
eney currency bill to meet treasury def
ciencies, and Mr.. Pugh offered a meas
ure in the same line, supplementing it
with vigorous speech on the impotency
and inaction Of the senate in the face Of
a grave emergency. This was but the
brief prelude to a day spent with appro.
priatiOn bills, The pension bill appro.
priating $141 100000 was passed with
two important amendments, one max.
ing So the lowest rate for pension disa.
bility and another repeating the present
law cutting off the pensions of nonresi.
dents.
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ResubnlIsslon I'm eouth Dal1ota.

PIERRE, Jan. 23.-The vote on United
States senator was: B, F. Pettigrew
rep, 100; J. c. Crawford Pop, 81.
The senate passed the resubmission bill
by vote of 26 to II.
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Ral.nan - Il O..

MoBEREY, No, Jan. 23.-F'rank Bate
man, the alleged train robber, was
taken to 0nawa, Ia. Governor Stone
having honored the requisition from the
governor Of Iva for him.
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YOUNG FARMERS TRAGIC DEATH
Henry Carstens Of Pierce Buried Under Ten
Feet of Sand.


Feet of sand.
PIERCE, Neb., Jan. 23.-Henry Cars
tens, a young farmer, met a somewhat
tragic death about seven miles east Of
this city. He and two farmers had been
engaged in digging a well. One of the
men present told Henry that they had
better put down the curbing before dig
ging any deeper, for fear the sand might
cave in.
Henry had no fears Of a cavein and
went down to dig again After being
in about three minutes he was buried
beneath about 10 feet of sand. Help
was Immediately called, but the body
was not recovered for four hours. Car
stems was a married man, about "A years
Of age, and leaves a wife and one child.
He was highly respected in this COM
munity.
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at the last session,
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Resubmission In South Dakota.

PIERRE, Ja,;. 23.-The vote ON United
States senator was: 3. e. Pettigrew
(Rep.}, 100; j. C, Crawford Pop, n.
The senate passed the resUbmissiOn bill
by vote Of 2G to II.
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- WreeI.er. -

CHICAGO, Jan. 2s.-The police arrested
E. Crowel, Jay Croweii and Dennis
Maher, al OF whom are said to be im-
plicatsd IN ths ditchiBg Of the Grant
Trunk passenger train at Battle Creek
July is.
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Not 70 Impeaeh Kicks.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-The attempt
to impeach Judge Augustus J Kicks Of
Cleveland, O., failed Tuesday in the
house Judiciary committee by an ad-
verse vote Of 8 to 2.
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six year term COM
mencing March 4.
1895 Francis 3.
Warren tRspl re-
ceived SO votes in
the house and lain
the senate. ". Il.
Holiday tDem.)re-
ceived 8 in the
house and 3 in the
senate. To ill
the vacancy caused
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Mason CITY, Ia, JaB. 25.-The Mason
City Grocery company has organized
with a capital stock Of $1,000 to con-
duct a wholesale grocery business hege.
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OMAHA LIQUOR FIRM CAN COLLECT
Iowa Supreme Court Decides That the Sale
Was AIaAe In NebrasIka


Was Made In Nebraska.
Dies MoINEs, Jan. 23.-The supreme
court has decided that sales of liquor by
an Omaha firm through a travelling
agent to an Iowa firm are made in Ne.
braska and not subject to the Iowa law
Wind & Co., an Ottumwa firm, sued
Iler & Co., wholesale liquor dealers of
Omaha, to recover $4,000 paid by the
Iowa firm for liquors while the pco-
hibitory law was in force and such sales
illegal. The liquors were bought
through an agent. The district court
held and the supreme court affirms the
decision that the sale was not made IN
til the orders had reached Omaha and
been approved by Her & Co. The
plaintiffs further contended that title ia
the liquors passed from ner g Co. to
them in Iowa because ali the liquors
were shipped subject to inspection, but
the court holds that the title passed
when Her & Co. put the goods On the
cars.
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Clarence D. Clark,
tRepl received 80
votes in the house
and Il In the SEN
ate. Samuel T
Corn DEM re-
ceived three in the
house and three in
the senate. The
election of Warren
and Clark will be
ratified in Joint
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Senator Cuiiom Re-Fleoted.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan. Ex-senator
Cullom was reelected in the senate on
the first ballot on a strict party vote.
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rent upon the
bourses of this city,
Vienna and Der
lin. Nothing
however, has been
received direct
from Athens on
this subject II
was also said that
a telegram was re-
ceiYed today on the
London Stock ex-
change saying that
a revolution has
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ChILon b sneeeed Coke.

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. % Horace Chill
ton was elected as United States senator
to succeed Senator Coze.
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IsIdIav-saee jun DlsagFcasI.

NEW YORK Jan. 28.-Fbe jury in the
Isidlaw-sags case disagreed They
stood 8 to 3 in favor Of the=defenaant.
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CuIIOm Re-FIcctcd,

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Jan 23.-SenatOr
Cullom was reelected III the senate On
the first ballot on a strict party vote.
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KING GEORGE

broken out in Greece. The latest bourse
rumors include the report of the abdica-
ton of the king of Greece, George I.
The reports, however, are not confirmed.
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session tomorrow, when the members /
meet in representative hall to canvass the
vote.
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Policy of the Administration as to Hawaii
WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The policy Of
the administration as to Hawaii was
again the subject Of sharp attack and
defense in the senate Tuesday. The
personal element in the controversy
drew large crowds tothe galleries which
at times oyerfowed into the outer corri-
doris, Tt indicated no diminution Of
public interest III Hawaii now that the
course of the administration is the main
question Of discussion. Mr. Gray and
Mr.. George justified the administration
and Mr.. Gray dwelt upon Che persis-
tency and yindictiveness with which the
president was yilifed and misrepresent-
ed. Mr. Lodge and Mr.. HaWley made
the critical speeches Of the day, the
former urging the extent of the foreign
British aggression IN the Pacific, while
Mr.. Hawley made pointed comment on
the consideration given to Queen Iilno-
kalani's Representatives VINO visited the
state department. after the United States
had formally recognized the Hawaiian
republic. The debate was still in pro-
gress when the Niearaguan bill was
taken up. Mr.. Turpie spoke against the
measure for three hours and had not
concluded when the senate adjourned.
The pooling biz was favoFahly Ie-
ported TO the senate.
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Kx-Conrressnen Stone Dead.

NEWBURYPcRF, Mass Jan. 23.--kK-
Congressman Ebea T. Stone died ct his
home il TINS city, aged Is years.
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Chiffon to suoceed Coke.

AUSTIN, Tex, Jan. 2S.-Horace Chill
ton was elected as United States senator
to succeed Senator Coke.
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GOVERNOR HOLCOMB'S REPLY
Discharges Arkansas Approprla-
ton for Nebraska.
A YOUNG FARMDRS TRAGIC DEATH
Two PostmasteFs Arrestsd-Hoit County
Visilantes Chared with the Scott
Tragedy.

LINCOLN, Jan. Ex-Governor Hoi-
comb does not assume that Nebraska is
entirely dependent on the charity Of
other sta.es Before the passage Of the
relief BIZ ., t',a house Tuesday an IN
teresting bg % wire correspondence
passed between him and Governor Clark
Of Arkansas. Elrly in the morning the
following telegram was received at the
executive Office:
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Jan. 20.
To Hon. Silas A. Holeomb, Governor of
Nebraska:
Our legislature eOntempl2tes making an
appropriation for the relief Of sufferers in
your state if the same is necessary. 1 am
directed to inquire if, in your Judgment,
such action on our part is needed and viii
be accepted. JAMES P, CLARK,
Governor.
Governor HolcOmb replied as follows:
Replying to your telegram relative to
contemplated appropriation by Arkansas
legislature to relieve dUouth sufferers in
portions of Nebraska, heartily thank you
and your generous people for your offer,
but beg leave to say that in my Judgment
the appropriation is unnecessary. Win
write more fully.
STLAS A. HOLCOAIB, Governor.
Secretary of the Relief Commission
Ludden has received a dispatch from
Louis Klopseh, proprietor of The Chris
tan Herald, saying that he and his wife
would arrive IN Lincoln Thursday morn
ing from New York to confer with the
secretary regarding the distribution Of
the s., 600 relief fund and 20 cars of sup
plies raised by The Herald. A repre-
sentative Of The Herald is now in Boyd
county and viii meet Mr.. and Mrs.
Klopsch on their arrival here,
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Insurrection In Greece.

PARIS, Jan. l0,-The rumor that a re-
belilon has broken out in Greece is cur
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ratifed in ioin
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CHEYENNE, Wy. Jan. 22.-The Wy
oming legislature voted for two United
States senator's at noon TODAY For thu
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CardiaaI GiBboas loIn- q aIslieo


Cry O. 1EsIea. Jan = -s,5lrdiaal
Gibbehs Of Eltimore vii slsss k9ss slsy
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WARREN AND CLARK.

Eyoaaiag Legislature Elects Two United
States Senators.
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Geaeu 8ranepnnben

it buS einfudte MitteI, Oab man robe
8arteffeIn ibabt unb bieie WtaHe auf
bic perbrannten Stslsn binbet. Disie
SdabmaHe perbinoert baS Silben bon
9ranbblaien uno Sautabl6iunsen iie
siebt bic entitsbenSe SiBe elm. bab iie
oampft unb muB baber bon 3eit gu 3eit
bur6 neue eriest,iperbsn, tpelhe piebsr
fdbIenb ipirft. 5eu6ter 9ebm tbut nm.
ssfabr basislbe in tpeiisrer SoIse fann
man, penn nDtbis. SrOidlai6 ober
5roShlaib5albe antpenben. Sebr tpirfs
fam 1T @reoiotipaHer, tpOmit man Som.
preHen anfeubtet, bic mon ale Is Wis
nuten auFeet. Iuf oifene ober tiefs
Sranbwunoen Iest man Diorsens unb
AbenpS Elm 4faiter, baS semiibt 1T su
sleihen 9beilen aus friidem S6peine.
felt, unssI6i6tem 8aIf, ssitobenem mel.
BEN 9uder, Olipsn6l unb Sransbrannts
wein. Gin @emiid bon 8alfipafer unb
2ein5l 1T ebenfuaS su empfeblen. 9lud
idon eine Wiiduns bon SGipeinsfett.
8eIbei unb Sransbrannipein Isifet por'
trefflihe 9ienIte.
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s@- Das >, ,0odenbIait" entbdIt ale
Ra&ri&tsn uub tphet nurts2.0o,.
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Die b6Aften @dume Der Grse.

Sisbsr gait bic talifOrnii6e Sepuoia
6 g'gantea ais bic YHause. bic bic b6tltsh
Slamme berporbrinst; neueroinss bat
man nun 9efunoen, baB Der auitralii6s
9ummlbaum. Eucalyptus anygdalina,
iolpobI in Sesus auf SDbe alS aub auf
Our4msfer Der Stdmms ben eriten
Rans elnnimmt. Sn sei6asten uno
BON Der 9iatur gut bewdhsrten 1bds
lern finbet man nibt islten Stdmme bic.
Ter YfanSe, tpeI6e l22 Dleter bod Iinb.
I'm iib porSuiteuen, mas baS bebeutet.
erpdss man, oab BON ean3 unsepbbnlid
atoben Dlenfben bon l80 9entlmelel
SanBe 81 iib.r einanoer seitsqt perben
maBten. um bieie Sbbe su errei6en |!
Glu FOLDER Stamm bate an isIner 8aiis
elnen Surbmehsr bon 81 Oietsr, bas
be,Bt .l2 Wenlben bon lS0 @sntimeter
oDbe mubten ilber chamber selteut ipers
ben, um cine Sdule Su errel1en, oerep
oDbe Der Dlde bes 8aumitammss elei9s
tdme bieier Baum bate nod in Der
opbe pon 44 Dieier einen Dut6meiier
pon 3 Dieter. Aufdais 1T an bieien
iebr boben 8dumen au6 lbr idneaes
Wa6stum elnseIne 8dume pu1ien IN
8 Sabren Is Dtster bod, ia. man tennt
gremplare, bic in nur ,tpsi Sabren um
6 Neter pu4ien.
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Snfeftenplase am 8obl.

Sr. GbarIss Ruudfub, IT,. @oIeonba,
Sq., ienbet unS bic folsenoe Beidreibune
elner bic 8Oblpfansen bei6dbieenben
3nfeftenpIase: ,.Die sslben @ier per.
ben in abseHadten Mafen an ber lin.
terieite Der 8ldtter abseieBt. Die iunssn
Raupen iris6en balb aus uno freFsn be,
sieris an benz ii& biIbsnosn 8obIfopf.
Die aussspa6iene Raupe 1T ettpa einsn
3oa lang. blabsrdn unten, NIT einem
selben Sireifen ieber Settle entIang unb
orei i6parsen Yunften an ieber Ssite
isbeS Rbrperrinses. giniSe f1par3s
0drden fnb auf bsm 85rper bsribsilt
Or. Raudfub fonnte ben Sdmetterlins
nidt aufsieben, tpeil idmmtlib 8aupsn
pon elmer ibmaroBenbeE S6neumonilieee
beimseiuat maren. @r fano. bab bic
Raupen idper ,u Dsrtilsen iinb, inbsm
ppretbrum unb 3oblsnDl untpirtiam
blisben. Das Snielt if pabri6einIi6
Der iiioIide aobIidmetterlins (Pieris
Protodice), bdufssr i'm Sdoen, tpis in
ben n6rbliden Staaten. SeibeS WaHsr
bat iid ais iebr tpirfiam ertpieien. 50
ioate eine SiBe bon etpa $50 @rab
baben. penn es bic 9Hanse trlfft unp
mittelit elmer @iebfanns nit fsiner
Sranie apsIsirt psroeu.
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@dbrperth peS 6rabams . Srotes.

DaS ebeniosut als Spar' obsr Armens
brot su beseibnenoe @eb6d behBt etnen
boben 8sbali an ftiditcifrsitsn a6rpern
unc oermas baber bic Slsii6foit siemIi1
Su erieben. GS entbdIt aQe nabrbaften
5toffs bes 8ornes unb 1T bsmsufoIse
esm sewDbali6en RossenbrOt pOrsu.
sieben. 8osgenbrOt entbGlt 25 Yroeen
8leber, beslebunsSpeiie 2simtcff. nab.
reno i'm @rabambrot 40 Procent nab'
Sutpeiien iinb. 9uberbem 3eist Iebteres
bic boppeIte Diense an aiiimiIirbaren
BboSpbaten uno es bilbet aud Der bliee
5beiI beS DlnIseS einen beblngtvn 9or.
tbell burd feline abfiibrenbe g8irtuns.
8rabam perlanet cine ipeeieae me6anl.
ide 8earbeituns beS sansen Gornes, bel
pel6er beionberS bic 2leie Der feineren
3erfleineruns @iberitanb leifet. Ser.
ariis erseustes Uiablprobuet beiidt tpeni.
ger Sauerteis unb mebr Sibe aIs se.
n6bnlides 8rot. Seine NaiIe 1T
idiparsbraun. sdbe unb sIeidmdbis. obns
bob man s,Dbere &leien.beilben tpabr.
Sunebmen bermas. Sc seistangensbmen
setreioeariisen @eruh unb man fam es
in er6berer 9ortipn senieben, obns
oabpn ionOerli4e 8sfdperoen au ers
leiben,
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Die @eid,tebte unferes @slses.

Sn ben Der. Staaien iinb sur 3sil
ni6t penlser ais neun peridIepene Irien
oOn Selo I'M lmIauf, ndmli6: Sob.
miinSen, Sllber. Dollars, unosres Silbsr,
8olo 9ertliitats, Sllber @ertlfitats.
SdaBamtsnOten, Ser. Staatsn 9iOtsn,
Gurrenep' Geriifitats, Natlonalss 8ant.
n0ten.
Sas altsfte gapierseIp biIoen bic 70.
eenannten ,8leenbads", bic BON Der
8esieruns ausBeeeben tpurben, UNI bic
aus8aben fur ben 8ries su bsden. Die
u@rsenbadS" erbielten lbren @ertb les
ol8lt4 our6 bas 8ertauen, ipsl9es bic
Re8leruns 8snOB. SIC fnp nldts net.
ter ais elns erspunssne AnIsIbe bsim
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&etIt fber

Guf2sn' gttnate elm ROLES Satf ylasf
SWItSWs mt6 stn SuAtn. Tas btRdnblss
9rattn Int Salft tltsb mad tpsnisen Epfen pcn
Or. Gasuf 86nta's 6amburssr gruftbft aus,
Der Gtletm Ibfe f6 anb na6 @sbrauG Don sin
yaar padtten perf6waHb ber 3uRen siniltd,-
Grsb. SGuls, Columbus, Sbip.
8rntletbett. ID ea'ss all s.i,sss %sn';s s,ai. ~.
beflemmunesn unb iein Wttttl ipclIte belfsn.
Stlisblt9 eebrau6ts t6 Or. Gusun 86nis's
Samburesr 9ruftbfe unb tt mar baib setetlt.
- &tarlss 8. &rtps, s28 Q. Vrines.gHa6t,
aaneafsr, ga.
.
Grfaltuitgeit. saiI: Ss;s 'e e. e.. sSsrss ssssS
8bntg's Samburesr 8ruftttse fttts tn mstntr
Samtlts pprrGtbis unb babe inimer sefunbtn,
bab fteftr abee tn auseesthnetts Wittel &c.
cen ale Grfdltunaen TT. = 6raneis Or. Bar
rstt. 206 U. &nn.StraBe. Baltimore. Rh.
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@erdudberten Shinfen aafsnbes
tpabren.

Wtan madt 70 bieIe baumtpoIene
SddGen, aIs man Sdinfen bat, isbc6
tin tpenis sy6Ber ais Oiefe. itedt bic gut
serdu1erten Sdinfen binein, idnsibei
sutes, tpofiriebenoes, trOdenes Seu fins
serIans uno preBt oieiss NIT Der Sano
iebr feit in bic Sdde rings UNI bic Sdin.
fen, 70 bab bieie BON allen Seiten bamit
umseben iino; ounn fndpft man iie nit
elmer itarien Sdnur gut su unb bdnst iie
an einem trOdensn Ort auf. Dur6 oieie
aufbeWubrunesart iinb bic Sdiufsn nifi
nur batbarer, ionoeru iie befommsn aud
elnen ausseseidnsten @obIseihmnd unb
@erub, ben ibnen bas Seu beibrin8t.
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Gin 6ausmittel in gaeimen.

glimm bic @ebulb aIs Masb in's Saus ;
Sic bilft Dir Elm, fs bilft Dir aus.
Do4 but bid, tpenn iie bsrriden ipi[,
Sonit itsbt Die sanse 8iribibaft ftiq.
als Sausarst nimm ben SlsiB Dir on,
Der 1T Der pabre Wunbermann,
Der obne Saft unb giasn,
Dur6 ieinen bloBen Dilsn
4us Seel uno 2eib Dir treiben fam
Die Diinite unb bic @riaen.
SD babe quite Dieneridaft.
Die &ne4te be,ben: SeIbfseidufft
nnb Spdisubstt uno aufbsiseit (;
Die Mdsoe: Orbnuns. Rsinli@fsit.
Ourit, Sunser, beiben- Sdsnf unb Rod.
Dab au6 stpei Goelfnaben nod,
@enannt: @ebet uno gut @spiHeu.
Die, bic i'd i6Iaf'. mid toiesen miiien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01
yHIIp Ter SEED IS a;I;SEI4WESl
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8luneu, Sfferfe Gp. 4.
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@ibm 9utibu ssmfStn samfn, 400 ausapabhs
gasiB @eu' Mist seRrihs babfbs sroBs sctsn
pefp pnanen
enum INNER tasns bhb ben Som n S.as s9au m4h
lRpbn Ripabal Nnfung srBartaas
punbetars mrianifts S8aRdlums Is gabsna
Gn. wntb. EuR tbr
br ,8artnre
obsen peanb per 8U Gents elm Gbed in ibs
8fe pe 8eeaune ,urideedidt pbn
fam, cmm % fret bab
Semitic, srofe Rite, Elm guds isOe sorts entbaIsnS
Bette gobnm. Sdk WStrn Better Saht gsk 8absbten.
gae erbm 8rlbw Bette Whonm Bette
ardut tomatoes
Bette Riba. Shdrabe
9e obise 8fe Smdefamn bsrdidt Elm 25
Ste. Gbsd oami.
Ezr 10 probe gadek gnmsn
9tmGie OGos
Ga bic obisen M so Gsnts 9of m panb aataIoa
abbrHrt. q. 9. g3en. 8inabamtpm, 81. ~.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01

Der SdIuden obsr bas SdIudIen
i6eint feline nria4s i'm Wasen su baben.
4ls Dl,tteI oasesen tperosn aneepenbet !:
Rb8Ii6it lanses 9InbaItsn bss Atbems.
wllfiirlidss aufitobsn, pas man6s
Neni6en bur6 8eridIuden BON 2uft
nad SeIisben berporsubrinsen bermSsen.
Gr3eusen bon Siieien burd aiseln in Der
Raie ooer Seben in bic Sonne. @eitei
wirb empfobIen in ilsinsn S&ludsn 3u
nebmen faltsS Waher, tparmen Wein.
@Itroneniaft ober pulpsriiirten Nnis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01

lin tpeibe Silabiite su rsinisen. mii6s
man entipsber ArrOprOot ooer Diasnsiia
nit faItsm Wafer. oab es einsn 8rsi
bilbet; bann beiirei6e man nit benz.
ielben mittels elmer fIeinen 8Irits ben
out, bis er gang oapon bebedt 1T. IaB
lbn poIlfommen troden tperoen uno biirits
lbn oann iorefdltis aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-02-01

sS Maebeburs Saaerfraut, 8ismart
9drinse, Soldnor4e Sarinse bsim DuB'
eno ooer 5dBben BET a8lpmapsr, go $50
2afaipanna Apsnue.