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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

The GENITAL of 100 pounds the most
sensible unit of measure ever used, has
not yet been adopted by the trade but
dealers continue to struggle along with
the two measures. The grain is bought
from the farmers by the bushel, but
measured by weighing, which necessi-
tates a reduction by the buyer What
he loses through error is a sacrifice to
benighted system Of measures. Grain
Is shipped by the 100 pounds, and that
Is the unit upon which freight rates are
charged. The Genital system would
greatly facilitate the business and pre-
vent many errors
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
THE DAYS AND THE YEAR.

What is the world my own little one2
Our world belongs to that clock the sun.
Steady its spins while the clock beats true
Days and seasons for me and you.
And tick-tick-tock goes the mighty clock
While time swings on below,
Now left-now right now day-now night,
With tick-tick to and fro.
The pussy-willow in coat OF fur;
A sweet pink rose in the wind astir,
A maple leaf with crimson blush;
Then falling snowtlakes, and winters hush
While ticE-tick-tock goes tho mighty clock,
And the world swings on below,
Dudding-olowing shining -snowing-
With tick-tock to and fro.
A little song when the heart is glad,
A little sigh when the way is sad;
Whether the shadows or sunbeams fall,
Sweet rest and dreaming at last for all,
While ticG-tick-tock goes the mighty CLOCK,
And the world swings on below,
Smilng-sighing ;singing crying
With tlck-tock to and fro.
So this is the way, my own littlo one,
Our world belongs to that clock the sun.
And tho hand that somewhere keeps the
key
Is the same that holdeth you and me,
While tIck-tick-tock goes the mighty clock,
And the world swings on below,
Now left-now right now day-now night,
With tick-tosk to AMI fro.
Harriet T. BlodGett, in st. Nicholas.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

In order to prove the docility of the
bulldog the South London Bulldog So
ciety, which is holding a show at the
Royal Aquarium, has Gagged one large
dog with a small cat, and the pair get
along together with perfect amity-and
the cat is not inside the dog, either,
Nevertheless, we fear the effort is in
vain. Until they can breed a new kind
of bulldog, with n different kind of face
on him, the generality of people will
still credit him with a fearful amount
of ferOcity
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

Foiceless sorrow, grief that is deeper
ana more lasting than any that death
ever brings, broken hopes, blighted
lives and perpetual sadness are covered
by the smiling mask of habit and edu,
cation. One idol after another is shat
tered, but the well-disciplined mind,
after little time, RECEIVERS its balance,
the carefully-trained hands remember
their cunning, and, with no outward
sign of inward desolation, the ship
wrecked spirit gathers up the remnant
of its life and goes on just the same as
before to do the next thing.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
1T MEANT TIE SAME THING.

The Old Complaint Quite the Same,
Even When Given to Bostonesc.
Inc man had groaned so often and
couShed so hard that every one in the
car was interested, says the Detroit
Free Press, and one sympathetic
passenger inquired:
"Got the grip?"
"No; bronchitis"
"Bron which?"
bronchitis"
"Ohm
There was a spell of silence. The
sufferer was from Boston. That was
evident, because he emphasized the
''f' in bronchitis in Il way that left
no doubt No one among the pas
sengers dared to tackle the complaint
until series of deeper groans and
coughs aroused them to Il sense of
their duty.
i've had browncreeters myself, but
l s'pose them is different" said the
man with the carpetbag. "Had 'em
bad, but | took yarb tea for mine and
1t cured me ALFRED quick"
"Brongetus amt circumstance to
reumatiz," began another man, but he
was interrupted.
"Are you talking about bronkectus?
If It's anything like what l had when
| was"
"'rry mustard inside" suggested an
other. "I've had broncheatus till you
couldn't rest, and it always cured
me-"
"'Tan't our kind of bronchotus the
gentleman's got at all, is it, pard?"
NO" said the Boston man, wearily,
as he closed his eyes and wished he
was dead.
"There, 1 told you so, didn't 1? Poor
man. There amt no help for bron-
kytus OH this yearth." And the SYM
pathetic passenger wound up his watch
to hide his feelings.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
no Be a successful MinIs.cr.

1t was Martin Luther who gave the
following ten qualifications as making
a good preacher of the Gospel: /. lie
should be able to teach plainly and in
order. 2. He should have a good head.
3. Good power of language. 4. A good
voice. 8. A good memory. 6. He should
know when to stop. T. He should be
sure of what he means to say. 8. And
be ready to stake body and soul, goods
and reputation, on its truth. 8. He
should study diligently. TO- And suffer
himself to be veXed and criticised by
everyone.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
Dyes From Yine-Leayes.

Dyes from autumn leaves might
seem n natural and matter of course
production, but until recently no such
thing has been thought OF. Some
German chemists have, however, sue
ceeded In extracting substance from
ripened vine-leaves that with appro-
pirate mordants will color beautiful
shades of brown and yellow. New
York Ledger.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

Some members of recent grand jury
In Chicago took novel method of find
Ing out the true inwardness of bucket
shops. They had been appointed a
committee to look after the bucket
shops personally and took few Ely
ers' for luck and incidentally to assure
themselves that the shops were violat-
Ing the law. They had no trouble in
finding indictments after this unique
personal investigation.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

In view of the prevailing style of
woman's dress, if sleeves a foot and n
half wide are good thing why would
not sleeves a yard in diameter be bet
ter? The suggestion is handed over to
the modistes as an intimation that they
may be wasting their opportnnities.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

A young woman writes to n New
York paper describing her first love
sensations as "a sort Of inward indie
scribableness Of an outward all-over-
ishness." That's it, exactly; any one
who ever fooled with Cupid will indorsc
that description.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

The proposition Of some romantic
writers to put their romances to the
test by actually living through the eX-
periences described should be discour-
aged. Any one trying to live the cXpe-
riences of romance of the modern sen
sational school would come into conflict
with the police before he had lived past
the first chapter.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

A dispatch from Muncie, Ind, says
that town has "a boy who hears with
his fingers" An investigation of this
case probably will prove that it is moth
ing more remarkable than a special
correspondent who lies with a Faber
No .
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

a village humorist was asked to sug-
gest q motto for the new grocery, and
he proposed this: Honest tea is the
best policy"
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

New York has decided that q bridge
with a single span can be built across
the North river. If this can be dono
the structure will be bridge without
a pier
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

Russia has ordered S4,0O0,0OO worth
of armor plates from a Pennsylvania
firm. Here is Uncle Sans chance to
work off his entire stock of blowholes.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

A New York man chewed the end of
q dynamite cartridge the other day and
oil his friends now agree that chewing
is very bad habit.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

In Chelsea, Mass, all the bells in the
village are rung on election day fifteen
minutes before the polls open. This is
the best application of political ring
rule we can recAll.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18

A modern philosopher remarks upon
1t as a wise provision of nature that
a man can neither pat himself on the
back nor kick himself
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
CASWELES EXPONENT.

NE evening a
group of del
egates to the
co II V ention
of the Broth
erh o o d OF
Locomoti g
E n gin e ers
sat IN the ro-
tunda at the
Z n | IN @ r
II o u SO in
Chicago, tell
ing stories.
A IN o Il @
tlen was @
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
Grover Cleveland 2SJunea5

means that Grover Is paid up to June g, 1896
Keep the figures In advance of the present date.
Report promptly to this Office when your paper
Is not received All arrearages must DO paid
when paper is discontinued, or collection win
be made in the manner provided by law.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1895-02-18
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

Subscribers are requested to observe the date
following the name on the labels of their
papers. By referring to this they can tell at
glance how they stand ON the books In this
Office. For instance:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

Grunfenbeit bonn nieorisfen Gbaraiter
tpuroe ni9t unteroriidt, aber Der Wteineio
srobsesosen. Sier in 9tep gort baben
mir NIT abioluter Brobibition tpenig ,tl
tbun. G8 ipiro unb mub sur 9bitimms
une fCmmen bariiber. OBJ mir liberalere
9eisbe babeu ioaen ober nibt. Sic
t6nnen ni6t 9usenb in bic Serssn Der
WenI6en bineinseisbsebern. unb 10 iebr
wtr Inberen aub BON Sbren llebsrseus,
uusen piiferiren, miiien mir lie o6ten.
..99W iino BON Der 3eit oes otiriteren
puritanii4en Sabbatbs su elmer 8eriohe
uoraei6ritten. in pelher Elm mdBises
SeranhBen niht mebr olS unpereinbar
nit Der sebDriaen 9eoba4tuns oes Sab.
BATHS gilt. g8ir iinb aud in bieier eoSs
mopolitiiben Staot an einsm 3eitpunft
unseIanet, too tpie i'm glusIanb elm srob r
IbeiI unierer giitbiirssr glle unb Bier
ais noibtpenbise 2sbensmittsI betra6ten
uno mo Elm anoerer 3beil lei6te @ene
ais ein ,u einem 0eranusen ssb6riseS
Clement anieben. Soften mir ben orbr
nunsSllebenoen @arser, Der NIT Uiab
unc 3ieI trinft, fir ben lruntenbOlo be
itrdien, Der tros oes @eieses trinten
piro. Die @irfune Der iosenunnten ab
lUluten Brobibltion 1T nur bic. oaB Iie
ole seieBliebenoen Burger beorIft, bic
am tpenlslten trinten, ni9t aber ben
lrinfer".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
Tnr perfpnliAe Sreiheit.

Sn Der Sisuns ber .,@atboIie Iotal
Ibltlnence Union" BON sImerita, tpelde
ibre 25. SabreS. .GOnpention fiirsllb in
Nep gorf ubbielt, erreste eine Aniprahs
ess Rep gorfer Staats' Senators lbc'
mas g O'5ullipan eroBss Iuffsbsn,
Der Senator plaibirte ndmlib fur libe'
ruIere 2lcenssefese uub Sfsnbalten bel
@irtbi6aften am SOnntae pom Stano'
punt Oes seiunoen Wenidenperitano.i
uno in 10 ossididtsr unb ibnsioissr @eiie
OuB ieine 3ub6rer ibrem nnipiaen burd
IauteS 3iiten unb 3piidenrufe Gui
ma6ten, mas aber bon oem Soriisence
Der Ssriummluns, GrsbiidOf @orrlsan
bon gen gort. enersii4 setIst ipurce.
$50 babe 9eisbseber eeieben", iaet
Serr Suaiuan, ,,oie bon Der aneipe il
bic 9eisbasbuns sinsen uno Iemperena
seiebe erlisBen, bic sinsn @irib nit lie
bsnsldnsIi@sm 3u@ibauis beitraftsr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
Die rGlbe~ &ataffrophe.

Dus abmiralitdtsseri6t bat feline
Sntidsisune besisllb Der ,Glbe" sSata.
itropbe i'm Ronat Sdnuar absesebsn.
Sic sebt bahln, bub Der Obsrfteuermann
oes bri.ii9sn Dampfers ,,Gratbis" fur
bic @paiiion perantpprtlib sebalten ipsr-
ben muB, Da er furs Dor bem greisniB
isinen 9Oiten uerIaH,n bate unb in biz
SbifstIte sesanSen mar. Der pa6s
babenpe OifBier Der ,.G!be" tDnne aber
aud ni6t fret BON TaoeI seipro6en
perosn. neil er unterlleB, burb rebtseis
tise Wanipulaiipnen beS Steuers Der
,,@rutbie" aus BEN Beee su fabren unb
Die 4ufmertIamtelt Der Diannidaft Der
.,@rutbie" burb OampfiiBnaIe auf bic
8sfabr su lenfen.
Sn 8esus auf bic mad benz 3uiam'
menitpB ;ur &etiuns Der 9aiiaeisre ers
sriffsnsn MabreeeLn unb ertbeilten BE.
febIe oes gapl. bon 9ohsI, iopie bic
ausfibruns osrielbsn ieitsns Der Diff
ciere unp Wanni6aft Der ,.glbe" beiBt
IS in Der gatideiouns, baB aaen nur
Cob unb Rubm Ssblbre. Der Gapitdn
Der .,Grnibie" ipIrb anbsrerieits tpesen
Der llnterlaHuns bon Rsttunssperiuden
osr 9uhsiere unO Wannidaften oes iin'
tsnoen Dampfers bon allen Sarel frei'
seiprO6en. pa iein Sdiif bel Der GoIi.
iion ieIbit ittper beiddpist tpur. Der
Rannidaft Der 5iideri9made ,.8ilbs
flOtper", welbe bic neberlebsnben Der
..Glbe" reitste, tpirc in Der @nti6eiounp
parme glnerfennuns sesoat.
DaS Nomiralitdtsseri6t sab ferner
oaS 8atadtsn ab, bub auf alien sroBen
transatlantiiden 8Giasierbampfern res
sulars uebunssn in Der 8eoienunS Der
Rettunssboote einsefibrt psrben ioater
une baB elnem ieosn Nitslisb Der Rann.
i6aft feline pHIdt I'M Sale Der @efab'
tIarsr semadt pesSen iOLIte, alS biss
bisber Der Sal mar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
Ghiueiiibe Warftadrtuerei.

SIN Der g6be bon Gitoria auf Song
SSIanb bel glep DOrf sibt es elns 9anSs
@olcnie bon Gbineisn, bic bauptidtlib
9emiiIsbau trsiben. gins folde @drt.
nerei Fsbt pie eine lunbpirtbi4aftli6s
Masteraos aus bic 8Iumen. bic 8ldt'
ter, bic Stsnsel Der 9Hansen baben
ubenbtsusrlits Sormen. Ser @eru6
Der Blumsn unb Semitic 1T unsepDbn'
lid. Sinsr bieier dineiii6en Sdrtner.
Sub Mab. bssablt idbrli& $500 Ba6l
far feline so Ader umfaRenoe @drtnerel
unp bsauili6tist feline a6t 2ohnarbelter,
osusn er pabrenb Der penisen Irbeits'
monate $50 bis $40 monnili6 besablt /;
isinsn Sabrssprofit sibter auf $4,000 bis
$4,000 an. Seben Gag in Der g8o4e
fart er irib Worsens nit ieinem be!as
osnen @ussn mitteIit bs8 Sdbrbocts na6
Jeip 0ort, um feline Waaren su uerfau'
fen. 3ur ieIben 3sit ftsben feline Ar'
better auf bic bis Sonnsnuntersane
ibaffen mIHsn, uno stpar NIT febI bdrf'
tisen @srbsussn. pfsrbs sibt eS aud
ni6t auf bsm pIass; bic arbeiter isIbii
Neben ben 9Hus. unb auber bieiem ipirt
isinsrIei Ianppirtbi6aftlide Iafdinerie
usripencst. ginise so S&ritte oupou
befnbst f4 Gin S6weinefaa, unb ca'
ueben tebi cine 8arode, in pel6sr BIZ
arbsiisr baufen. Sn Der Dliite bel
Sarads fsbt Elm srDber 8odpfen; eins,
Der 4rbeitsr ma6t ben Sp6. glubet
ReiS, ieIbit ss3osenem Semitic uno banr
unt mann Elm Stid S6peinsFeiid oNe
einisen setrOdnetsn SSii9en. bsfOmmel
bic Bulls nihts su eRsn. gber Nsu ispe
Wablseit sibt es einen 8eber boa dime
EIben Sdnapps. Cb sr bon @bina i'm
pcrtirt obsr bon dineiii6en Mcnpi6ein
brennsrn irsenbipo auf Song Sslanb al
perborgener Steae ben 9efesen sutpibe
aus 8eis beltiairt tpiro, oardber eebe
bic @binsien feline Ausfunft. Die Ir
belt auf benz 5elbe unb an ben Semitic
bestsn MAIDEN ii6 bic Gbinsien 10 be
qusm pie irSsnb m6sIi6. Sic 8sbe
niht, pie Der oeutibs ooer amerifaniit
Bauer. nit sebiftem Rldsn umber, III
su pHanssn, untraut su idten une abr
li6s 4rbeitsn su berri6tsn. Ob, neiu
SObn Gbiuuman idIeppt sinen fursbsin
gsn S6emeI NIT li& beruul, auf bsm
lisenb feline Arbeit perri4tet. Dab
rubt sr ii6 bdufis aus. uno tpenn er q
Gage porber isinsn 2obn erbaltsn ba
rau6t sr iosa- feline Opiumpfsife bel b
4rbelt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
Cir neuer Eprpebp.
barles =. Me0srmitt psrpolIfsrm.

Charles s. MeDermitt perpolIfsHm'
net sesenpdrtis eiuen BON Or. GroB in
Sbcago erIunbenen unterfeeiiaen Tor.
peep, psl9er, tpie er slaubt. Der 8riess
iubrune Su @aher elm gnoe MAIDEN pirb,
oa nit osmlelben Elm paur Seute bic Der.
einistsn Slotten Der ednsen Welt bon
sbsr 9nfeneinfabrt surildbaltsn fDunen.
Oieier 3orpeoo pirb lnneIbaIb tur3er
3sit poQenbet iein unb bann nad 8oat
SsIanb sebra6t iperben, um sebtIms
grperimente nit bemielben ansulteaen
Gn alter eiierner Stiffsrumpf ipirb
Hctt aematt unb Der Torpeep unter bic
Oberi1ads bes BaHers spedS 3erit6r'
une ossitlben Seiunot Deroeu. WcDer'
mott III UberSeu9t, oaB bic neue grfinb'
uns iOiort Den Stiff5rumpf seritldsIu
uno in bic Iiefe ienosn tpirb uno oab
tein 8riessidIff, 10 tart se5aut es aud
lmmer ieiu mag, ieinen StpB bon ieinem
Iprpebo ausbalten tann. Or. GroB bat
ilrsli9 elm neues @rploib erfunoen uno
patentirsn lai1sn, bas piel mdbtiser ale
Dpuamit lit. ST bate Elm Ablommen
ssnoHen, ss an China sum Gebruub i'm
9risse ee9en Sapan su pertaufen, aber
Die iapanii6s Resieruns bate 8enntnit
oapon erbalten uno bel Der He9ierung in
8sibinsiou Anseise oapon semadt in'
ioIse beHsn ibm perbotsn wuroe, nit Der
tineiiiden Resieruns tpeiter su unter'
banpsln. Dasielbe grplofp tpiro flI
ben nsusn 5orpseo sebraubt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

- General Sobn .. Smboben, Der
beriibmts 9abalerie' General Der emit
malissn ecnibesririsn alrmes 1T in 4bins.
bon, Ga.. ssfOrbsn.
Die @ilion.Snpber Manufuc.
turing So. bon PIttsbure bat frsiplui8
bic 2bbne ibrer Nrbeiter, unsefdbr l6o
an Der 3abI, um sebR gIoeent erbDbt.
- Die 9ropibsnee Wai6ins Gompa'
ME in Propiosnes, y. S.. bat ibren 4r'
bsitsrn cine 9obne,b6bune bon ssbn Bros
cent bepiaist. Sic erbaIten iebt esnisl'
ben aObn pis i'm Sabre 1898.
--Sames 8bObsS' Dampiidsemdblt
in ben slbironbodS nnbe Watertotpn, 81
D., 1T nit elmer srOBsn Mahe 8abnboli
Elm Raub Der Slammen setporben. Del
8srluft ipirO auf 100000 ssf6dBt
8eine 8erii6erune.
- 8sneraIpoftmsitsr @iIion bat bi
Ginlaouns osr nationaIen 8rleftrdaeri
Union, i'm nd6iten Dlonat an ibrer IL
pbiIoceIpbia pa, itatifnoenoen @onpen
tion tbsiIsunsbmen. formsa ansenom
men. Gr fpiro 8epue iiber bic Barao
baIten uno bic Contention er0ifnen.
s6- Die fsinten 9rudurbeiien in be
Stabt liefert bic ..No6enblatt" Cifict
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

No. 8sitsIIt bas .,WO&snbIatt"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
Gin unoliif

1T es, franf 5u ieiu, bod aeudhrt es BEN
6ranien cine 9rbBere 3ufrieoenbeit, oab
tuenn er NrSneien nebmen muB, er ueuia.
items cine Yteoisin nebmen fam, weIde fRr
letneH sou lpeSlea bergeiiellt i'll. Die tlr.
iabe Der &rantbeit muB Suerit in gripda.
ung geSpgen ueroeu. Or. 9 hpop mar
nidt oamit 5ufrieoen, nit ioeenannten Blut-
retnigungssAiitt nod altbereebradtem
8ebrau6 81 bebanoeln, ipeldbe uur Dor.
lbergebenoe 2inoerun9 sepdbren, oa iplhe
Die urladeH oes 2eioens Hidt entfernen
Sr 9 6oop'S ein9ebeuoe unteriu6.
ungen 5eiSten, oaB Yiagen, 2eber unb
gtieren uHo alle inneren Sr9aHe ourd ae.
tpiiie yterpen fpntrolirt Deroen. @enH bieje
gseruen 9ei6wGft iinb, perribten bic Der.
oauungs' 'Srgane ibre Suniiionen uiht unh
aRngen' uno Seber.Geioen tueroeH oa6iird
ueriiriadt.
9ie Rabrilna, bic mir an uus uefmeu.
oient ,ur Seritelluna oeS Blutes uno tuenu
oieielbe nidbt geb6rig perbaut uno nid1t In reis
mes Slut, &nphen uno NinSfeIn periuau.
belt piro, 10 t6nnen mir unmbsli4 eetuns
iein.
Or. ShpppY @ieb erh erfteLIee
III Elm Weagen., 2ebers unb Rieren-SeiIusib.
tel, inoem berielbe anf Die Rerpen oieier On.
game eintuirft, mo- allsin bic uriade ber Sci.
ben 81 iuden 1T. Sieie Grsuei III fein Ser.
pine ober iosenanntes sifti9es Rerp.n.ReiS-
mittel, ionbern otent sur grudbruHe bsr
geihudften Herpen.
Su apotbsisn pOer franco PET asprss far si.ce.
A Der beutihe -sBea-
Ma peiier sur @eiun6beits,
S at nsl1er bic gsbauhlune
VTA y nit oieier Grsnsi seuaa
EES bsi6reibt, nebit Hpbet
a $500 tperoen on irsenb cine
49,, 9toreife fret perianbt
esgsS.4sa1 Wian i6reibe an
Sr. Sdppp. 8or 8. Raeine. Wis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
6eicbdftssMm5eiser.

St. g Sdopp. 8or 9. Raeins. @is.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23

aAl. @dbrenb bss beiben @sttsrS if
ni6tS befsr ais elm sutes uuo trdftises
Bier. Die Inbsuier' 8ui6, Saluator,
Dprtmunber unp grlanser 8iere tperben
in SIaT6en psrtauft bel M. SdwarsiOpf,
Iesnt fur scranton unb nmeeeenb.
Telephone 5652. 24.3m
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-23
SSeile Mftieu.Serie.

Der Citizens Sau. uub Spar;VereiH
pirs i'm Mpuat gusuif nit elmer nrutn Crit
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Desolation In ManShuris,

London, Jan. 14-.-Aldespatch
to the Times from Tien Tsin says
that the Chinese who have arrived
fcom Manchuria bring CHASTITY Ie-
ports of the desolation of the
country between the Yalu river
and the Llao.HO, recalling the
worst horrors of the TAPPING rebel
lion. Not q house is standing.
Everything has been burned and
whole populations have persisted.
Only scattered groups of frozen
corpses are seen, apparently those
of entire families. Neither food
nor fuel is prOcurable. Siragglers
from the Chinese army who have
taken refuge in the hills have be.
come savages. lost to all human
feeling. The sufferings OF the
wounded are terrible. The move.
ments of both the Chinese and
Japanese troops are blndered by
the failure of supplies from the
terrified pOpulace. The prospect
of an extension of such scenes ap.
pals even the stolid Chinese.
The Manchu princes have taken
the defense OF the country into
their own hands in order TO pre-
vent the iDtrigues Of the Chinese
officials. The central government
IS bewlldered and helpless. Ii
Hung Chang. although he has been
relieved of all his functions EXCEPT
the governor generalship Of his
province, still exercises indirect in
tiuence over the various officials.