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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
,,gSrr anoern eit,e 8rube y"

9roguiit: rSiir 2 Mdrt Cement,
puloer ipolIsn Sis baben? gl6sr fdgsn
Sic mir nm SimmslsipilIen, tpas rpols
len sic nit elmer iolbsn Mengs gss
mentpulpsrs"
Sunoe: sd psrfdufs es fpisbsr,
absr nidbt ala Cement! Ss5sr sic bier
bisis nisblihsn gtitstts mdtsntirtss
ilbsrzpubpulper"2 Sir 3
Mart pertaufe ia bisie S9dhtel -
sur SiiIIuns braufs i9 einfaa ben
Gsment!"
0roauiIt: nSababa! sic finb Elm
Salaubsrssr Sa, bic Oummsn ipsr-
ben sinmdl nidt alIe!"
\ y
9ns Der Drosuiit Mittags nd3
SauIe tommt, Seist ibm bic 9attin
frohlodenb Elm pGd6sn.
.0u BABE i9 BON einsm Sauiirsr
cine SaahteI npatsntirtss Brilliant.
8ubspulper sstauft," sroi5It iie irsus
bia. Dent, Dir, bic gan5s. groBs
S9a9tsI fir nur 3 Warf!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
bem bic Sdlte bsreits beim 141. Grab
ansslangt mar. ersliibts bic Dangs bss

Si4ters ROTH unb rStbsr. Ssuts folIte
ibm tsin Rsbatteur nit bSbnii9sm Ses
fitbt f.in Wanuitript suriidssbsn ptues
gen Manssl an Baum. Raum cabs
in Wsnas. gr fonnte nun ielbit iih
in's Reoattionsg.bdube perfiisen. ielbIs
bi. Sesmaidine unb bic prsfe in 9ss
tp.auna fss.n. I'm f.in srItss g.brudtes
S.iit.sprobutt in 6Gnbsn gu baltsn.
0i. Sbiire CUR 9sbattion fanb sr
a.ihloien - elm 'suBtritt iprenste iie
in Sriimmtr. guito6ius elite our9
BEN @prraum in ben SeserIdal - tris
umpbirsnb 5os er bas ManuItript aus
Der Saite :
Sa padts Jpn cine 5an5 = nod Elm
Msnid!
nWas ipoIIsn Sic nit benz @eIupetS
Sprsfsn Sis!"
Gdnietlsin sitterts Dor adlte uno
S9reden.
nSa : bin ;a bsnn riat Der lsbte
W,nih?"
rStimmt", Idgte Der @nSere nit ia.
idnii6em Sobn, pSis iinb Der lsbse
M,nY9 unb Oidtsr = i6 absr bin Der
oIIerlebte Msni9 unS &sbattsur! sic
fOmmsn gu friiR, - isbsn sic FS!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

gsinterIuft bi. 3rdite ssmsHsn Eat!
ga brau@t ss tsinsr Ippstit reiSsnSen
U.ittel. pie man iie bel Oslmonico
oufsuirasen pflsst. Der ridtiss seiunbe
9unssr madt ilb scstsso, bic Stims
mung III sins g,bobene unh bic Greus
ben Der Tafsl iosrb,n nit S4.rsen urb
nit bsm iportmGBissn gradblsn els
ipaissr auf b.r Jabrt erl.btcr I6ens
teusr seipiirat. limb Der CUTE itsife
9ros basu tpirb nit Dem 8sipubtfsin
aenoien, baB man ibn iid reblih pers
bient bat. Tad Der Safsl pirb bic
9emiitbIi6tsit Bel Der pf.ifs unO benz
bampfsnbsn 9laie fortseiebt. Die
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

limb nit ipoblgeiibtsm Griff snts
tpanb er Der Sano bes ungliidli1en
glutors bas Manuitript un0 mari es
in ben gliibsnosn 3a9sn eines b:tanHs
ten osflohteRsn neutrality-suspicious..
rgapiertorb!" Gh3t Gultadius unS
fiiblt, spie sr gu gis tpiro. Da fisl
bas Heoattipnst1srmometer nit raieHz
Der @siapinbistsit auf $50 @rab Wii=
nus. Sin fur@t6arss Oonnern uno
ara9sn bob an. Ois gismaFsa bran.
BEN ssristbsn in ipilbe Ssipsguns. S,ds
Dad ssrbra6, bic S6ollsn sermulmisu
glllss. QGss. ben lebten 0ihtsr uno
ben lebtsn RsOattsur, oas MdnuItript.
bic RebattionsI6eere, ben S9reibItu6l
uno bas gult, ods Sintenfab, bas
Sbermomeisr, 9tuss, @uss.
gur Gins treibt unpsrIe1rt uno iisg-
reid iibsr bic >Gismahsn uro Sriimmer
bin, Der unsridttlitbe = Yupisrforb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

Der SanssT8ubIport pirb peis
eifriser bstrisbsn ais iel6It bas S9litts
fhublaufen unb s!par neil bieIer
Sport iibsraa auf Der oft fuBoidsn
slatten S9neef!d4e betrie6en perosn
fann uno neil bas 10 lGitige unO ssits
raubsnbe Jrsi5aItsn Der 8abn bier
ni9t in 9etra9t tommt. Sir ben
S6nsei9ublGufer gibt es feline Sin.
bsrniiie, iiber Berg uno Sbal, u6sr
bef9neits Gisbsden binpeg, burCb
@alo unO Gelo sIeitet er babin. 9(u9
bic 9tiegelSdune. ober 5enoen, MAIDEN
ibm feline S9pierigteiten, Elm tiidtiger
glnlauf, Elm feRer @niaB uno ein tiibs
nsr Sprlins brinsen ben @eiibten fpiss
Ienb buriiber binpss. usbrissns iinb
bic Sarmer CUTE Sreunbe Der S6ness
f9ubldufsr unb lie erlei9tsrn auh bem
ungeiibter,n Sportsmann bic paIIags,
inbsm lie ssrne elm paar Der pberen
Sen5riegei an bsItimmtsn Sislsn eRts
fernen.
Die S4nssI9ubIGuFsr baben Ii6 in
Clubs suiammen oethan unO 5iea,n in
Der &eg,l in @eisuihaften bon BIB gu
fiinfSis Mann iturt sur 8streibung
hires Sports aus. Gis ipd6lsn 'i9
Elm mDslidIt fernes 3iel unb Der Gno<
puntt itebt itsts bort, mo aud Elm gu>
tss Wirthsbaus itebt. gln ben Sonn=
abenb Na6mittdgen tormt Der Sport
sur b0diten 8lii9te. Dd tpsroen bic
cdnabii9en SiGote bon ben me:Tten
9eIbern bon S9neei9uben berlafcn
unb bic @aitbGuier in ben entfsrntsrsn
Srtsn babsn ibre f9One Grn!e. 9luf
elmer fold frDIliben 5a6rt tpmmt es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

ieiu.
IImdIia Dar e5 bsrn 70 sefommen,
ipis es bate tommsn miiNen rad Der
8prausiags Der 9sIe6rtsn, iouie nu8
ben Raturqsisben: i'm Sabre 8tauIenb
uno ic1 peib niGt pie bisl, mar unIer
grobaa erfdliet, tein Jiinf3en elomm
mebr in feintm ShoB unb bic Greatus
rsn. ioipsit iis ni6t Der PoIarfduna ans
gsborten, iparen babingei3Dunben.
glua Die MsnIhen. 9fur Elm eepiiIsr
guitadius @dnisflein lsbts nod in
Sinssba uno in bsm 9IpuBtIein, bab
er Der 2sBte ieines 9eI&.s9ts iei. Gr
mar eia Oifter.
Gs purbe INNER tGlter auf bergrbe.
DER Gsntrsr Steintoblen toTete 25
Mart uno ii6:r6ies CAB es IdnaIt feline
mebr. Sraurig fuB Guitaaius in isiz
ner Oiat.rItube uno bait, feline gan3e
WintsrgarSero6s iibsreinanosr Gnas3os
gen. llHo oenno9 fror Jpn. 9llles
STiiiiiiae Dar lanait I'M ibn gu @is ses
tpor5en - bic Ginte, Der @ilta, Ser
Si:iitsr, bas pstrolsum. Die S@reibs
maidlins funttionirte nod, unS 10 to-
iists bsnn Der lsBte Si8ter pader auT
ihr fsrum. Gr bsiang ben MonS, Der
isit eirsm Sabr3sbnt nidt me6r It9ien,
os 9oRHs. Die GubsrIt abgefiiblt unb
fd,dbig sstporbsn mar, ben ssrii6lina,
ben er nur aug uraltsn 8Gnosn lpriz
Iher Geoichte fannie, bic Ha5tieau,
Dbpobl er aubtr bem Saneebu6n uno
Der Giosrgars ME eiasn @o9el g,Ieben
bate; er b.iaRg Die 2ibssgIutb ieiner
g(manca, ipelhe Elm Sdbr borber
Ihmsrslos srfrorsn mar, I'M in einem
tpGrmeren S.rieits pisber aufsut6auen
-er bsTung nod einiges qHbers, ober
ihIisBlid ging ibm Der Stoff aus.
Gufta4ius fling ipiebsr an gu trauern,
bis er pl0BIi9 dufIprans, bon ein.m
beieIig.noen 9ebanfsn srsriffen.
nDurum traure i9 btnn9 @obl
Bin i'd Der 2sbts msinss Stammes uno
reiner Prof.ifon - absr Inn 10 bsIz
fer! SD biats i:bt obns gpncurren3
= unb obne Sritit! 5fsin 8ar6dr
fann fiirbsr msins 8erts als WurIts
papier bsrpsnosn, tsin @erIegsr lam
Iis mir 3uriiditidsn nit ob,r obne Sez
Sauern! Dsnn bas 0i6ten iemals
duf Der Wslt Elm 8srguiigsn mar, 10 1T
eS iest eins!"
limb sr iest iia ipieber ali bieSbreib>
maidbine - dber mas i5reibsn? Gr
fiiblt, ipis ibm na5 unS na1 bic p6an>
taIie error. Ods S9srmometer mar
isit einsr Stunbe bon = 115 Grab
Bis auf = 121 1z2 Grab aeIunfsn.
GuIta9ius ssrmartert Isin Ge6irn uno
iA!dat iih an Die Stirns. Gs sas eis
nen bslIer, iharfen alang.
Chen i6dute Elm @isbdr gum ssens
Iter bersin, ipsl6er tpobl in benz Wann
on Der Shreibmaidins ben Iebten ipdrz
men Siiien gu tpittsrn glaubts, ben es
duf Der grbs nod gab. 8islIsidt mar
es auh Der lsbts GisbGr. GuIta9ius
ober hattie ben Stoff gsfunben fir Elm
iSsuilstou. Gr idrisb eintn @fap
ii6sr Die nYbpfio!pgis bss gis6Gren."
Die srtaltsnos @rbs tra9is unter ben
iSiiBen oss Oidters; er ibrisb psiter.
Sds thermometer fant auf = 136
Grab; sr iarisb tpeitsr. Simmer sGs
ber unb i1psrsr ging bic Sareibmas
Idine unb him Sdlubpunft perIagte
iis aans. Sic tpar aud eingefrorsn
ipie alles glnber,.
4bsr bas SsuiGIston mar fertig. poIt
poer Oisnitmdnn aab ss ndtiirli9 ni9t
mebr. unb Guitaaius madts iidb auf,
bas MnnuItript fel6ii an isinen gss
itimmuussprt gu bsfOrbsrn- SrpBs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

= Sere9ter Stobfeuf5er.
EorItgsbiIfs: rS9uu nur, @retaeR,
ipie fIsibig bic 9olStaubsn ou obsn i6r
NeTt9en bauen. sirrsn uno iandbelnl"
- @ret6sn: 80 mein @ott. 10 elm
SGubasu lit freilia gIiidlih. bic
5raudt ni9t sine @pigtsit gu parten.
bis ilr Sdu6er = 60rTter 1piro!"
= StuosntenpiB. Srsnrber
(gtbsnbs fpdD: 8Onnsn Sic mir pobl
iaqen, rpispisI llbr ss iIta = Stuoent:
2tioer nsin. msine llbr iibt oben am
&iratburm. uno bic 1T gtuats ni4t
bsIeuhtst. ------..-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
9 d. q , {.

Wintsrs eiTss Stiirme brauitsn
lle6srs i9nsebsbedte Sslb.
0runten in Der Groe I4lief fib
Wieber jung Die 9lumsnpslt. -
gns bdnn Wuienliifte tpebtsn,
Seuf5t Gulaliu i9iper uno tisf:
r2lQe @Iumsn, adj, lie bliihen.
Die b:s Sriib!ings Nabsn risf.
Soa mir armsn Mdb9snblumsn
DsIteu bin biz gum @,rgsb'n - =
gtG. ipie germ 5thlief man bes Bintsrs.
a6nnt' man Srii3iabrs jung eriteb'n!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

buntcoItiimirtsn 5sftssnoFsn Auabrils
len sstan5t in 10 srasi0ier 8eiis. mi.
ss nur erprobts S4littI4ahldufsr gu
Stanbe bringsn. llnb bd tlingeIt ods
Gl0dhen Der S9Iittsnfabrer beitdnois
bura bic StruBsn, ba oieben gan5e
SApdrme bon fro1iithsn WenI6en,
i'm pel5> unb 8lantsttrod, nit &as
puss unb Srobbelniibe. binaus nab
ben rSobossan SIibes". iensm gang
eigsnartigsn, aber fir ben geiibten
bod gang uns.iGbrli4sn Sport. pels
4er nsusroinss audi in ben Der. Staaa
ten einige @erbreitung sefunbsn bat.
0a tummsln f;5 Sunbsrts auf ben
ipiessIblant.n Ssesn uno Sliifen. um
benz alti9ottii8sn Spisle oes Curling
su frDbnsn. ,iRem Gisiport, Der piel
GeI4idlibtsit erforbert uno auBerors
bentlidh untsrbaltenb 1T. uno ba pios
met itdb eins nod sr0Bere S4aar bon
Naturfreunbsa BEN S4nseIdublaus
fen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
GanaoifdJt WinterpradDt

CANADA! Sir bic msiiten Wleaa
fhsn bat bieIer Nams eine dtnli9e 9ss
beutung ipis Gibirisn, ia ielbit in ben
Ser. Stdaten bat man iid bardR ges
ipObnt, bas Hadbarlanb ala ben Sns
bsariff BON Sroit unO llnsemiitbli9'
feit gu era4tsn. Sebua nit unrs6t.
.Hn ben canabii9sn @robitdbtsn
bsrrid5t lpdbr.nb Der Wintermonats
siH a.ielIisss 2.ben, tuie man es in
ben iiber Der @rense belssenen Shpes
itsritGotsn Der Union persebens su4t,
uub aipar btTdrdntt it8 bieIe @eislligs
felt niht ettpa mi. Bel uns auf Ball.
iaal unb parlor. fonbern lie entfaltet
iia braubsn in Der frsien Winters
pra9t enbloI,r SC1n,efsloer, ipisgels
glattsr GisflG9.n, bsim Soboggans
unb bsim GalittI9ubIport. nno pds
bus bielg.fiirhtsts Wintertlimd bon
Canada anb.trifft, 10 bebuupten bic
Ganabier, bab iie nit benz G6ieagosr
oO,r Nsip gort.r Winter nimm.rme9r
tauI9sn tpiirosn. Sn Canada piro
Der Wintsr niat al, paar Sage riids
finig, art.t nitbt raid in ienss f4duers
lihe nabtalts Subsltpstter aus, ods
!psit i9persr .rtragsa piro uno ipstt
esIunobsitsi4dbIi6er 1T, als Der re4t:
&srnfrof, an to.lhen man ii8 balo
sstpDbnt uno a.ssn O.iIsn llnbiloen
man iib gu id;isen gslsrnt bat. Der
eanabiIhe 8inter III ous edte PRO-
butt bss alt,n 8orsas, bic Sorte,
BON ipsldsr Der beutI@e Siater !ingt:
Der Binter III Elm barter Mann,
terEfsit unb duf bic Sauer."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04

-@u! @snn ia nur tpiibte. tpus
rum Der iunss S4peiser Serabe bintsr
9pIen Ic Der lit! : Das lit ibm ans
aebOrsn = er 1T ia aus 3ofinsen!
grtdnnt. Sci bod itin,
sSpbanna; psibt Ou nidt, bae 8s.
iu9 iii Nsbsn5immer 1T, fagt 6rans
aisfa 81 ibrer tlsinen S9fpsIfsr. =
8ob,r peiRt Du bas. Du biIt ID ni9t
brin aepeisn9 = 9lber. faet Gran,
asia, ith bore. oaB Uiuma nulsiR 2iss
bsr' au Papa iaats.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
2angs Sauerfs > o q ni9t

Sonntaasrsiter: Mas bersGnsn 9is
fir bds Yferb bic Stunbe?
pferoeperlsibsr: 3jpsi Mcrt!
Sonntags,eiter: limb fir bsn gans
asn Sonntus Nadmittas9
pfsrosperleibsr: Ha, msinetpsseH
ou9 stpei Mart, neil Sis's f;ahi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04
Ger lrtte DidJter.

glotto: Ser IeBtc Reuit tuiro ein Ti5.e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-01-04


Rsu3sit bsfinbst fib eine &0nigin, cine
SsrSogin unb eine regierenSe SiirItin.
Die 80nisin beiBt 8ittprid, gngs
lambs Regentin. sic bat Elm Mittel
entbedt. I'M ben RotbIauf osr Srutz
hiibner. sine BON ben 3iidtsrn isbr sss
fiiratste 9rant6eit, su betlen. gtuf
9runo i6rsr Seo6adtungen fano Die
&Dnigin. bab man, UNI ben Qusbrub
bisIar 8rantbeit Bel ben Srutbiibuern
gu Osrbinbsrn, ibnsn fammt Der SfuIe
uno ben glGttsrn gebadts 3pisbsln
gum 6refen gsbsn miiFe, Elm 5utter,
mad osm bic Srutbiibnsr iibrigsns ie3r
bsaieria rno liiTtern fino. Die Ssrs
aogiR BON gllbanp BAT eine ntus, pratt
tii4e Shutbant nit Sid gsmeiuIam
nit ibrsr Mutter, Der rsgisrsnosn 5iirs
itin BON Walosd entipprfen. Die 8ins
Der Der 6er3OgiR BON glbanp bsnuBtsn
bieie Grfinoung ibrsr Nlutter uno
GroBmutter isl6f, uno bic Grfinbung
tpurbe BON elmer GommiIIion son Sad.
lsut:n i'm PurtermuIsum gu 2unoon
fir ebsnio prattii9 ME geiunpbeitfors
, osrnb bsfunben.
Die untsr osm Ramen DMirSl" 6ez
tarnte Diener 9oltsiGnesrin BAT Dor
uat sSdbren einen GpBsrit iinnrsihen
We4anismus sum gtufIteller unb Gfies
bsrlahen BON Wassnbdhern BON Sns
nern oes Nugsns aus erfunosn uno iia
bamaIs aud pateRtiren la6en.
Cine 8erlinsrin bat bic pstrpIeums
ubr erfunoen. lin su erfabrsr, ipis
lanss ibrsn Ssma6l aIlabsno!i4 bic
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-11
Strange Food.

We have often heard of the COW that
kicked over the lamp at Chicago, ''that
time," but singular thing occurred In the
First Ward short time ago which, while
the results were not so disastrous, there
was popularity about IL which is worthy
of notice. 1t was wash day with a color.
ed family near the old Sproat's mill, and
dress had been hung on the fence to dry.
Now, II this was goat story, there would
be more pausibility in connection there
with, but it is COW story which makes ii
seem strange. The COW, owned and con-
troled by a prominent employee OF the
Lambcrtvile Rubber Company, came
along just after the hang out, and as il
arranged for previously, commenced ap-
peasing its appetite on the lawn or calico
est, upright employees of the William
Mann Company, that it never stopped
until every portion of the fabric was out
of sight. The lady never knew where
her dress went to, and the owner of the
COW never realized what caused the sweet
ness, richness and abundance Of the lac
teal fluid, as compared with the previous
production. The event suggests that the
present low price of dress goods would
open market for fodder, SO that rem.
nants, at least, would find ready sale.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-11
fJ2EIlIlz}lSs<nIEcQ
1:a,YSSe'N>1SSD
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. II, 1895.
delegate Meeting.

The Republican voters OF the county OF
Hunterdon are requested to meet in their
various townships and wards on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ID, 1895,
at 8 o'clock, p NJ, for the purpose of
electing delegates to attend the State Con-
cntion to be held at Trenton on Thurs
day, Sept. 10Th. Each township and
ward will be entitled TO delegates as fol
lows Alexandria, i j; Bethlehem, l
Clinton Bor., 1 Clinton tp., l; Della
ware, East Amwell, l; Franklin, l !;
Frcnchtown, 1 High Bridge, L; Hol-
land, !; Junction Borough, 1 /; King
wood, Lebanon, L; Lambertville-1st
Ward, l; I'd Ward, /; Sd Ward, 1 !;
Raritan, 2; Readington, 2; Tewksbury,
/; Union, l; West Amwell, l.
BY order of County Executive Commit
tee. JOHN T. COX, Chairman.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-11
BASE BALL.

The game Of base ball played at
Pennington between our home club and
the club at Pennington, on Saturday
last, was one of the finest games Ct the
season. The work was almost errorless,
and every thing passed off pleasantly.
Even the umpire escaped the usual 'scor-
ing" for bad decisions.
Next Saturday the two clubs play
on the grounds IN this city. II is ex.
pected that another well played and
closely contested game will be had, and
it is also hoped that it may be as good ma
tured a game as that at Pennington.
"A game was played here last Satur-
day with the Lambertville team. Result,
Pennington was defeated-5 to s. TWAS
tip top game and honoraby played.
Lambertville never had a stronger team
employed. -Huntei don Democrat.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-11

Appropos of the great enthusiasm rous'
ed by the recent Mortified Conference
for Bible Study, under Mr.. Moody's lead
ershp, the editor of the Reuieao Of Re
vieaOs comments suggestively on the
"New Puritan" revival in this country,
and certain marked results in our politics
that have already come from this revival,
as shown most notably in movements for
municipal reform. "Whatever 1t may
mean in detail," Gays the Review, sit
must mean in general that the worst per-
iod of political and municipal profigacy
10 the United States has been left behind
us and that the moral and religious ele-
ments OF the country are going into ques-
tions of local and general government on
the conviction that righteousness exalt-
eth nation The politicians will dc
well to reckon with these awakened ele-
ments Of good citizenship"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-11

On Tuesday of last week policeman
Morse arrested VIM. Murphy, of Cottage
Hill, and John Hardin, from Pennsyl-
vania, FIR drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. They were both fined.
Last Thursday night, David Roberts,
who lives on Ferry street, his brother
George, of Phila., and VIM. Good, of
New Hope, were acting very disorderly,
andpoliccmau Morse arrested them and
put them in the lookup. The two Rob-
erts' resisted the officer, using beer bot
Ties, &c., but they were brought to terms
and all three were "juggcd." "Dave "
Roberts was fined $40 and costs, and
each of the others So and costs.
John McAulifT, a wellknown char
acter about this city, visited Trenton re-
Gently and it is reported, succeeded in
swindEng several men out Of money I'M
der pretense of securing them situations.
Policeman Morse, of this city, received
orders TO arrest him and he was placed in
the lookup. Ar officer from Trenton
came up to take him TO that city, but be-
fore he had time to get his prisoner, Nc
huliff broke out OF the root of the lock-
up and went over TO Pennsylvania as
quickly as his legs could carry him.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1895-09-11
Frenchtown Items.

The city boarders have returned home.
Business at the spoke and hub manu-
factories is booming.
Services are held at the Christian church
each alternate Sabbath.
A lady from Flemington has opened
a private school in this place.
Israel s. Curtis, OF this place, is erect
ing a large barn on his farm on the Ever
ittstown road.
The festival of the M. 4. Church on
Saturday evening was not largely attend
ed, owing to the inclemency of the
weather.
Several from here attended the funer-
al of Mrs. Anna Opdycke, at Evcritts-
town. Her age was 9S years nearly. She
was the widow of Hall Opdycke, who in
his day was the owner of the large grain
and Touring mills, and man of promi-
nence in The community. His death oc-
Cured SO years ago.
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PecmIIar To Itaelf.

Hoods Sarssparila is peculiar to itself,
in a strictly medicinal sense, In three i'm
portant particulars, viz: first, in the com
bination OF remedial agents used second,
in the proportion in which they are mix
ed third, in the process by which the
active curative properties Of the prepare
ton are secured. These three important
points make Hoods Sarsaparila peculiar
in its medicinal merit, as it accomplishe'
cures hitherto unknown.
But il is not what we say but whal
Hoods Sarsaparila docs. that tells the
story. What Hoods Sarsaparilla has
done for others is reason for con fidenc'
that il is the medicine for you
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Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat OF the disease. Catarrh Is
blood or constitutional disease, and In
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is not quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one OF the best physicians
in this country for years, and is regular
prescription. 1t is composed Of the best
toDics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers acting directly on the mu-
cous surfaces. The perfect combination
OF the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results 10 curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY &c Co., Props, Toledo. O..
Sold by Druggists, price 75c.
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While passing through New Hope few
days ago we were struck with the idea
that new house was needed for the pro-
per accommodation OF the Eagle Fire
Company. An organization that has
done as much good IN the saving Of
property as it has for so many years
ought TO have better surroundings. Is it
the fault of the company or the fault of
the citizens or both that there is no new
house, Being practically, part of our De-
partment, in order 10 keep up with the
other companies a move should be made
in the direction of better quarters. Per
haps an effort on the part OF the company
would bring about the desired result.
"What isnot worth asking for is not worth
having is an old motto and we earnestly
believe il the firemen themselves Will say
new house, the citizens will back 1t up
with the necessary means. The Bridge
Company would no doubt donate a sufil-
cient amount of property in connection
with what is now occupied il only asked
so to do. What an amount of activity
such a move would put into the company
and also into the Department here. Eagle
boys, are you willing to try2
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Mfstake.

How the impression ever got out in
the community of Pennington that there
was Mrs. ]. ]. Warman living here in
our city, is more than the venerable Free
holder of the Second Ward can under
stand. When Pennington merchants un-
dertake to advertise their costly wares by
letter, TO the lady CT the house, they
should be sure to know that there is such
person. 1t is doing the Freebooter, who
is young and in the market, an injustice.
Friend OFT should repair, IL possible, the
wounded feelings, by present of a beau
tiful and costly watch or diamond ring.
1t would not be considered a bribe.
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We wish to call the attention ofihose
people who asserted so constantly few
months ago that there is as much liquor
sold and drank under no-license as when
there is license in this city, to the posi-
tive contradiction OF their statements.
There never before was as much rum
drinking and intoxication in this city as
at present. The past few weeks drunken
men have been staggering along our
streets by scores, and quarrels and fights
have been numerous. There have been
more drunken men seen on our streets
within four weeks than were seen during
the previous year OF no-license. And the
evil appears to be increasing from week
to week..
The Excise Board, or at least a major
ity OF them, have licensed everything that
has applied, with two exceptions, and
why they were refused no one can tell.
II certainly was not because OF any re-
gard for the welfare of the community.
With the large increase in drinking places
has come the large increase in drunken
ness. Put a gin-mill on every corner
and you will have drunkards on every
corner.
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While in Boston, at the knight TEN.
plar parade, a few days since, our Lam
bertville people were pleased to meet with
some former residents of Lambertvllle,
among them Mr.. John A. Kohl, whose re-
membrance Of his old home has been tes-
titled by generous gifts Mr.. Henry Her.
ring, of Cambridge, brother-in-law of Mr..
j. Helms, Of this city, who is in the en-
ploy of the Boston Woven Rubber Hose
Co., and Mr.. Walter Kugler, for a short
time some years ago a resident here, but
native of Milford. N. j. He has taken
high rank as an organist In Boston and
plays on special occasions in the largest
cathedrals and churches of that city.