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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Roses. so cents dozen at Hayden's. 7O2
Market street.
apr. uulburd,. Course Of Lectures.

Tomorrow night in Grace ii. E Church
Rev, Merritt Hulburd. ID. d., will deliver
tho tirst OF a series of LECTURES entitled
I'VE are our Nelghbors.H The subject to-
morrow night will be Marriage and Its
Foes" The other lectures cover range
of topics, including ''Chilhood and tho
Modern Herods." Under Que Roof. or
Tint Boy and HE Sister," On the 26th
the subject will be "Our Defenders and
Defeuses.. and Sheridan and Smyth Pos ts
q. a. X. will attend Other toples of the
course will be announced later.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Well. Yes.

It's an advertisement and money saving
one II you think worth while to read It,
Shoes, OF course we havo them, tue right
kind and the right prices, too. Not the
cheap. job.lot kind. for the best shoes are
none too good Tor you to buy or we to
soil. Not half. price shoes. either, for from
what little we have noticed our prices are
often lower than the usual half.price foot
wear advertised, but our goods are simply
good fitting. good wearing shoes. at prices
worth looking after II IN oney saving Is an
object, Forman's. No. 10 East Fourth
etfeet between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
BrIce win oppose Free silver.

LIMA, o. May 4,-The Evening Times,
edited by 0. b. Selforage, brother-in-law
of Senator Brioe and his official organ at
home, says in an editorial: 1.-The free
coinage contest has boen taken up. Allen
W Thurman, Colonel W. A. Taylor and
Gener.. a ! Wasraer arc -EritiSii iltters
endeavorips 70 secure delegates to the
state conyent tlon pledged to a free silver
plank Senator Briee gives notice that he
will contest the adoption OF any such
t,lnuE -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Steamer wrecked. Seventeen Drowned

HFut'rrrVH " '0S1seS'f '1N'ef''VV'1 III IluN'
PoRT TOWNSEND, Wash., May 4-.News
has beon received from Kodiak Island, AL
Aska, on the steamer Atki, that the
1tsamIls;ys George R. W4ltc, of Seattle, was
wrecked In a gale on April a. Seventeen
Hgf the crew were either droYngQ or frozen
death. Eight roached shore, aud still
srylye. The steamer Kodiak was also
recked in the ahnit gallo, Heir tho same
ace, but no lives were lost The George
White cleared from this port on July
!, 1893 for years cruise In the north
Pacific ocean and Bering sea.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
The baltimore TaiIors, Strike.

BALTIMORE, MGy 1.-The strike of the
garment workers for higher rates is being
vigorously conducted. Practically the
contractors and garment workers are now
IN coalition, and further efforts toward
gaining the point of the strike will be di.
fected against tho manufacturers. The
last named stHte that it was apparent
there had been operation between the
Rnrment workers and the contractors from
the first. 80
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Killed by Lightning Flash.

iRoNToN, O., May 4.-Chlltou Woods,
nam bnselle, Jr., and It. j. Boldman,
thfoe young married men OF Rock Camp,
this county, went fishing Thursday night.
DYrlng storm the party took shelter
@ unuer Tree which was struck by light
ming and shattered into fragments Woods
was instantly killed, Baselle fatally in.
1ured and Boldman seriously shocked
Ihelr steel cartridge bslts were torn and
twisted out of shape.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Iron worker. war.. Aayancea,

YOUNGSTOWN, o.. May 4-Noticcs have
been posted at all the furnaces of the Ma
honing and ShenAngo valleys of an ad-
vance in wages from fifteen to twenty
cents per day This wns decided upon at
She meeting of all the furnace owners in
both valleys who are members of the Iron
Manufacturers association, and was in
compliance with promise that wages
would be restored as soon rs business war
snutsd IN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
A IIar.lhIIip.

King street manuf aeturer who pays
large rent, complained OF the hardship of
looslng what hs contracted to receive
and reg ularly pays lor the right to have
his ieams deliver materials to ana from
his shop on Market as well as all other
days 1t was Of great detrlment to his
business. Tha Clerk OF tie mar1et in.
formed him he had no rights as hs had
rented the space to otaers according to
law.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
All I'nrIie.

Who purchased the Cha utauqua Comblna.
ton Drawing Board and Mriting Desk
from mo are respectfully requested to see
that their children hand their drawlugs in
by May 10th as the contest for prizes In
drawing will close about that time.
Parties desiring the abovs combination
call or address Is. A. Il. Miller S04 King
street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
AnnIiIrr 1 nr.

She has arrived. and with her another
car load of shoes. Come anu see the
great bargains in russell ladies' oxtords
400 and sandals soc. strap with buckle
AMI other no things too numerous to
mention. Come ana see we don't ask
you to buy, but CONS and ses now cheap
we are selling. Blooma-s, Ill King street,
the yellow front.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Their RssiEnations Requested.

NRw YORK, May 4-Annouuosnlent Ia
made that Mayor Strong has nskcd for tho
resignations Of Police Commissioners
Murray and Kcruin, Republicans. Colonel
r. D. Grant and Theodore Roosevelt are
10 be appointed to succeed them. .sss
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Throe Perhaps FntnlIy Burnod,

NauKEsBARRE, Pa, May Am OK.
plosion in the Sehooloy Mine, at Sturmcr-
vile seriously burned ayo men, thrcs Of
whom may not survive their Injuries They
are: George Belehus, badly burned and
bruised about head and body; John Jen-
osky, badly burned on face and body;
Frank Palesrostl, badly bruised about
bead and arms; Joseph Kockensky was
burned on tho face and hands, but will
recover. These men were taken to the
hospital, and John Kilcullen, who was
less severely hurt, was removed to his
home. 1t is not yet known whether the
explosion was caused by gas or powder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
J 4 M ES' $$"$$ g. $;::..s 4 s7i'' ss''


NOW is the time for coughs. colds
hoarseness and the laying OF the seeds for
consnm ption. DIR Sir1ms' white puliron.
CT Dalsam Is the finest and best remedy
vent thase calamities aud cure the disease.
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Smeltz & Co, commission merchants
No. n East Fourth street, have Just re-
cetved large quantity of the finest pro.
duoe that ever came to Wilmington. Gail
and see them and you VIII got bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

II. I. Sergeant dealer in coal, WOO | and
grain. Larga pal eoal for family use.
ISHickory wood for opsn grateA or
flee seventh and King stroat, Phone 545,
Yard LOG MARYLAND avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Umra Khan Not a Prisoner.

SINLA, May A dispatch from Dir,
capital Of the khunate of that name,
which is situated some forty-fve miles
south of Chitral. snys that Umra Khan,
against whom the British expedition was
dispatched, is together with many of his
followers, ut Asmar, some fifty miles
southwest of Dir. The report that he was
aprtsoner at Jstalabad, Afghanistan, V
f.LllA
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
t,I,a,,,,Ic Ntn.

Are at their old place OF business agalD,
ready to receive their friends and custo.
mers; orders for coal, Hour, fesi hay, etc. :,
yard and store. south slds, Phone ITO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
A Legacy for Henry George.

ALBION, n. Y, May 4-Tho will of s.
NJ, Burroughs, who died recently at Monte
Carlo, has just been received here. He left
t25, 600 ench to the John Parsons Presby.
terian church and the Boxwood cemetery,
in Media, and $50 600 to Henry George, the
single tax advocate, of New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

lr. stlnps' White Pulmonie Balsam Is
tho medicine FOR sore throat, coughs aud
all lung diseases; always roliabie; u dirscs
throat and lung medicine, 6J6 King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Karls Glover Root Will purify your
Blood, cloar your complexion. regulate
your bowels and make your head clear as
bell. 25c.. Soc, and 5lOO.
Sold hy N. B. Danforth, S. e. Cor. sernnd
and Market Stk
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Go to Smeltz Il Co, II East Fourth
street. for ull kinds OF fruits. produce.
oysters and fish; wholes tle and retail
Don't forget the number. II East Fourth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
NnIireIn ItnrlIrrs.

ALI kinds of soed potatoes-Maine Rose,
Early Vermont, Burbank. White Star,
Early Ohio and Beauty OF liebron-at
Smeltz Il Co.'S, II East Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

William Cornelius, successor 10 Harry
Wood will serve the beet milk direct from
the farm at tho usual price. Delivered
promptly each morning. Post Olllco,
Elsmere. Dol. Telephone 553.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

1000 lbs Havana Shorts for sale at s.
". corner Second and Shpley streats, at
20 cents n pound. City Market Cigar Fac.
tory. ii. L. BOURBON, prop,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Josaph Martin OF the Fifth waru ls
candidate for the COunetlInanic nomna.
ton from that ward and his many friends
are working hard in his behalf.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

4 graduate OF the Philadelphia College
OF pharmacy has Charge Of our prcsctiD.
tlon department. Taylor Pharmacy. 3O2
King Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest US Govt Report
E&(1!:a'|l! q! Bs,ki3sl: BskiI2g
AE4SOLUTEEY pUEE
Il u I'm Sntnli,eft,

james LyU: on Thursday night went
ini o the stable OF james IT, Beggs Il Co
and took therefrum q horse. Janes was
arrested yesterday morning, and In Muni.
cipal Court last night WIS charged with
larceny. He acknowledged to having
taken the horse but did not consider the
act theft as he had intended to ny tina
horse Witnesses gave different testimony
however and James was held In 500 bail
for court.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Or. j. II. Smith has removed from 9i0
Madison street. to n. w. corner Seventh
and Adams. Telephone 497
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
si,nrt.-snnrt.-sI,nrt.

DIR. SImms, No. COG King street, has a
worm medicine which 10 the bes. on the
market. Try bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Hollis.

. The person holding ticket No. 4G7 has
drawn the two pets on exhibition at 227
Market street. call and get them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

For iir5t-class dyetng and SECURING 20
to tue Delaware Dye Works. 2lJ King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
a Pheasant Drive.

hack will leave corner Fourth and
Market streets Sunday afternoons at 9
o'clock for the Lombardy Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Mrs. o. N. Wilson has started n first
class dress making business at 2O9 French
street. She cuts by the Mcdowell chart.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
To Honor the Heroes.

One dozen photographs for 90 cents at
Hollands Photograph Gallery, 81 Market
street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
Gnud G G,oI,--Iti.,t pricss.

lIavo your roofs paintedby y. D. Blylls.
1OI Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

Shlloh's Cure. the great cough and
Group Cure, s IN great demand. Poek.
ct size contains twenty-five doses. only
25c. Children love it. Sold by all
druggists.
Cor. Ind and Market .trents
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
peeapItated by q LIre wlre.

CINCINNATI, May Aaron Lyman, Q
lincman for.the Electric Light company,
was killed In frightful manner. He lost
his footing and fell on live wire, the
wire striking his neck, severing the head
and setting fire to his clothing and body.
The wires were Immediately cut and the
burning body rescued The remains pre-
sented a horrible appearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

BUUK-CASES! =!
The most complete
line of glass door,
combination and open
front bookcases ever
shown in the city.
The woods are ma
hogany, cherry, birch
and oak. Sizes run
from 80 in. to 5 #. 6
in. wide.
We offer a solid
oak, open front case,
brass rod and rings,
adjustable shelves, 80
in. wide and 5 feet
high, at SIS. A sub
stantial under-the-
price bookcase and
we'll worth 81. so.
Same case with
glass door at $3.50.
-Four feet wide
with two glass doors,
5 #. high, at $14.5O;
full polished and car
we'd top.
Solid mahogany,
carved and claw feet
cases from $22 to 500.
Combination secre-
tary-book-cases just
in at $1s, 1922, $25,
etc.
The new styles
have swell fronts and
ends, a very attrac-
tive and entirely new
feature.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04
0bio's RoyuA Coinera.

CLEVELAND, May 4.-United States Dep
uty Marshal Haskell, who went to Cam
ton to search Attorney Mioheners prem
ises for counterfeit mo..cc,y and tss,,.s IN.
::,.rnad to Cleveland yesterday. He said
TINT the arrest of the counterfeiters and
the finding of their outfit would undoubt-
edly prove to be the biggest thing of the
kind ever unearthed in the state. A large
quantity of bogus coin, together with all
the tools found in Michener's safe, is now
on the way from Canton to this city.
Judge Kicks increased Michener's bail to
5000 and the latter is still in jail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-05-04

C. d. Bayils, house painter. has removed
to 7OI Orange street
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

Ids- 1ie feinften Drudarbeiien in Der
Stabt liefert bic u8O4enbIatt" Office.
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|REij i;j[j5,|j, AZ
10. Otai 1895.

3ii9e r%srlafsn Srrantun fir philadelphia unb
Ntp 2Jprf per 3 s. 3 U 81 UNI 7.45 Wprssns,
1905. 100, 2.3S unb 1 1873 Nabm., per 3. {.
& W. 81. U. 600, sos, 1t.20 ". unp 1 80 q.
8erlalen SCRANTON fir pittstpn une @ilfss-
barre per .. &. s. W. u. d. 600, sos, tt.20
Mprssns, 1855, OF, $50 Nabm.
8frlalIen Scranton fur " bite Sapen, Sasles
ton, louisville unp alien punften Der Beaver
Wsabpp unb pUttspias 3psisrn, per 9. & gB.
y. 6.4r Dr., per . & 8 7.45 ", 1905, 100,
2.38, 400 Na6m per 3. {. s. @ u. u. am
6.U0, S.nS, 1920 Wcrseus, 100, 3 So Habm.
gsrlalen SCRANTON fir Betblrbem, Cation,
Rsabina, Sarrisburg unb alien 3piIbenpunftsn
yer .. & 3. 81. u am 7.45 Di., ~ 05, 100,
2.3s, 400, 1913 Ra6mittnes, per . {. Il W.
600, 8 0S, 1t.20 Dr. 100 Rabm.
8srIa6tn Scranton fir Suufbannpd. Srpan'
oa, Glmira, Stbaea, @snspa une 3piIb, npunf>
ten per .. & 8. u. ". nm s 45 W, 1905 unb
ff.3S Nabm., per 8 I W u U am sos "
1870 Na6mitta9s.
gsrlaTsn SerantOn fir 8O6snsr, Buffalo,
Riasara 6Glen, Detroit, 9birasp uus psitlibtn
punftsn per S& S&8 S.45 VI, IL Us, 9.f5,
tf.35 Radm, per 3 Z @ " U unb pittstrn
junction s 0S, 9.55 M, t.30, $50 Nabm, per
y. s W " " 3.4t Nabm.
Sir 9lmira unp Wsltsn per Salamanea, per
D&S U " S.45 W.. 1905, Cos Ia6mittag,
per . Z & W sos 9 30 3D., 100, COZ Na6m.
pullmann parlpr une Sblnf- uher Z. q.
Ssfslpassn auf allen 3issn ,piidsn 6. & 81.
5unetipn Opsr WiIfrsbarrr urb 9lsp gprf, Obj.
labsIpbia, Buffalo unp SuapeniOn Bride.
&pain 3. Wilbur, Sen. Cup.
@bas. 9. &c., Gen. pai. Assnt, pbiIapsl>
pbta, ga.
u. %. 9pnnema&sr. aFt. Gen. gal. sssnt,
Sib Sstbltbtm, pa.
Wsitsrs glusfunft srtbeilt %. 6. prsor, Siaet>
Gseut, 800 gad'a 9lvsnue. scranton, pa.
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SamS nnb &Df.
DISCRIMINATING.

Cine aasemeine 8Oridrift fir Seftos
grapbirtinte 1T foIsenbe: 8 Ieile Inis
Iinpisment. 5 Teile aItpbol, 5 Teile
@ummiarabifumlbiuns unb 35 SeiIe
@afsr tperbsn i'm @lasfoIben bis sur
26iuns ertpdrmt unb bann bic 9ime nab
"a Stunoen bur9 SIaneQ obsr @atte
burdseieibt. 9ieie 9rosebur 1T uners
ldBlid, ba iid fleine Msnsen bes Sarbs
itoffes auSideiben unb bierburd eines'
tells bic Sebern peridmieren, anbernteils
ben &opien elm ibleS Mnieben e~rteilen.
Sine blaue Seftosrupbirtinte nirc fol'
eenbermaBen berselteat WaRerlbss
IideS Nnilinblau 10 @ramm, @lpcerin
10 9ramm, Waher so bis 100 @ramm.
Dieie crei Subitansen tperben in einem
8efdBe unter 8ibren ertpdrmt ; bic
26iuns erfolst fofort unb erbdlt man
mad Der aneetpenbeten @aHermenSe
Sinten, ipeI9e bic Abnabme elmer Ses
rinseren ober sr6Beren 3abl bon 8opien
%seitatten unb tpesen ibrer D%iinnfdiiis'
felt bic %@usfibruns Der f%einiten Seoers
sei6unsen unb 8opiruns berfelben mit'
teIit bes photographer suIuiien. S¶e
Seftosrapbirtlnte tpiro mad foIsenber
8orfdrift erbaIten: @aferlDSli6es
Nisroiin 5 Teile. beitiairteS ober fiItrirtes
8esenwa1er so Teile, @ummiarablcums
ISiun8 5 TeiIe. DaS pnherIbslide Nl.
groin LOFT iib lei4t in Der 8dlte idon
i'm Baher, nur mub our 8erpoaItdnbis'
une Der 26iuns otter umseribrt perben.
Gad "a Stunosn folilt man bic 2Diuns
bur6 Slanea, fam oaS ettpa unseloIi
suridbleibenpe NisrOiin NIT Wa6er bes
banoeln, our SereitunS eep6bnll9sr
Sbreibtints perwenoen, uno iebt Der
bur9 Slanel seieibten Sldiii8teit bic
ebenfals porber ourd elm anoereS Stid
SIansq foIirte 8ummiarabicumlbiunS 3u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
aluminium CUR Teftfteann9 Der
Gbtbeit pom Stamanten.

Gin neues unb IibereS nnterideibunes'
mittel bes edten Diamanten bon isiner
Sanitation bietet bas in furser !3eit fur
bic Snbuitrie tpie fur bic peribieoeniten
9eeenitdnoe oeS tasllbsn SebenS bon 10
erbebllher 8eoeutuns ssporoene Ilumis
mum. Ser pben anseoeuteten 8eitimms
une zines Brifiteines fir edte Diamans
ten bient baS beiaete Wetal infolee elmer
iiingIt %setponnenen grfenntniS, bic mir
DER grinbuns beS Brdparators bes
pbpiifaliiden SnititutS su Semi, War.
got, p~eroanfen. Nie oas Bureau fir
BatentihuB unb 8ertpertuns bon DR..
S. Sdens & So. mitteiIt. 1T es mb8ll6,
NIT einem Nluminiumeriffel auf 8las 3u
i6reiben unb su Sei6nen, uno Stpar TO
poatpmmen, baB bic Der porber NIT Wai.
fer befeu1tetsn @IasIdde s~in9eprasten
2inien nit idbnem, iiIberipeibem "Details
8lana felt barauf baften uno io8ar eesen
MISUNDERSTANDING uno 9smiide Nns
griffe iih tabelloS erbalten. Muber
auf 9Ias ldbt ii9 bas S~srfabren aud
bel allen INSTRUMENTATION 8erbinoun.
gen a~nipenoen. pie YOrselan, email,
IOpas. Smaraso. 8orunD uno bel ben
faIihen Diamanten, ipeil ie 8ieieIiGure
entbalten. Ser edte Claimant hinge.
gen. Der leoisIid aus reinem 8oblenitOff
beitebt, nimmt feline Northumberland
an. IS 1T iomit gu ben biSberieen, nibt
INNER untriisliden MitteIn elm ii9sres
uno untrisli4es Wterfmal 8etretcn. bas
ben ebten Diamanten bon ieinen Naas
abn,unsen Iei6t erfennen Idbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
Cine Creamery pbue Gis.

Sober Bauer, Der Susleid bic WiiI4'
pirtbidaft in nldt su SroBem WaBitabe
betrelbt, fam init serlnSen Soften lelbit
cine elntade unb bod erfol8reihe
Creamery einliaten. Daau braudt
er sup6roerit einen oroentl,6 tpeltsn
Drummer nit fiblem Waher. Sin Gor'
Respondent bes .Imsriean 4sricultul,it"
inilpert einen Seriub, ben er i'm port8en
SrIbiubr oamlt matte, bab er ielne
Mildfannen our 4bflbluns in ben
Drummer bdnste. Ser 8eriub fteI 70
befrieoiseno aus, bab er bic nblbiSen
8orriatunsen trat I'M bic improplilrte
Sommers, Creamery" blelbeno su mas
den, inbem er elm @ebduie iiber benz
Drummer erribtete uno baum bret WalSen
gum Sinablahen unb SeraufSieben bel
Dtildtannen anbradte. Drel &annen
limb nGmlib 10 plele ais er IN ieiner
Nildpirtbidaft nDtbls bat ; ieoe nlmml
ben @rtrag zines Wfeltens auf. fam alio
SO Stunoen i'm Drummer perblelben.
Sine periebbare &urbel bent gum Inns
orebsn Der @aIsen.
Die Sbbe Der &annen ioIte ettpa baS
Drelfahe ibrss Surdmehels betraeen ;
naiirli1 fDnnen iie lie nad Der i3abl Der
8lbe opsr Der Niense Der DilIb srDber
ooer fleiner fem. i3pii6en Dem Srun'
nenbooen uno ben MalSen muB &aum
genug iein, um bic &annen obne Dilbe
binourd gu Iaiieu. Dte Sannen mullen
nit Dsdeln perisben fem, um Snistten
uno Staub brauBen Su balten. brauhen
aber nibt luftoidt peri6loien su iperoen.
Bel resneriibem Wetier bari man iie
nitt su tief bdn8en, oamit oaS bDbel
iteigenoe @ai1er nl6t einorin8t. Sle
gnoen Der Stride iperben mittels 5eoerf
baten an ben &annen bsfeitist.
Die Oede bes 8ebdules iiber ben
@ulssn 1T in Der URilte suesiplBt, 70
baB Der 8eeen i9nel ablduft. 9ie
9orosrieite bsfsIben ldBt iib berauS
nebmeu uno fam, tpenn einseiebt, nit
sinsm SdnseidlUb befeittst perben
GQe, ipeIde bieie 8orridtuns seieben
baben, l6reibt Sr. Mauett. iddBsn iie
bod ais cine creamery" obne GlS, bas
piel foitet uno oasu pleI Diibe ma6t.
@init traf ib einen Dtann, Der felt Sab'
rem cine Creamery benuBt, aber Der An'
ii9t mar, oaB eS iid Iobnen piroe, einen
Drummer ei8ens 8raben III lafen. penn
mar Oaourd paS SIS eriparen t6ante.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

Id~ DaS ,8pdenbIatt" entbdIt ale
Nadri4ten unb foftst nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
Heiuieen Der Rodfrasen pom
Saasfett,

Man bsitrei9e ben 8rasen nidt su bid
nit beisem. setp0bnlidem TiidIerIeim
unb laiie baS einen bulbsn Tag trodnen
4Isoann TRACE man siemIi6 beib crime
SEIZE auf. Nad etipa feds Stunosn
biiritet man nit 8ornbranntipein unt
idarfer 8Irite beibes ab unb tpirb ben
8rasen pouitdnbis berseiteat unb nit Der
@ole erbaIten finoen. Den Strib sibt
man sulebt bur6 Sariten mad benz ia.
ben mittelit beiben 8aHerS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

Or. VI. I. SdnotHl
gssbrttr SER! Sd bin in Der olidlihtu Sage,
SbHtu mitbsileH Iu fouHsn, oab Id Ron Der 99ir.
iiaa Sbrts @iirt,Is b6lia iibsrrni5i mar.
I'D bate ibon Si,s Eoltoys uno gpoibtftttohtn
Gebabt, icOob biieb mtiH 85sumaiismus INNER
Osritlbe. bis ID Ron 5brtm tltitrii6n @iirttl In
Der 3eituua las. Sd Gina nab Sbru Ctiiot uHb
tduite mir siHtn, uHb inntrblib bret gSotsn mar
I'd polta eeIn0. Is 1T nun loon ntbr Gls tiH
9abr p%srilohsu, Id babe absr nod ui6t bic asrinqs
ten Sdmerltn ipisbtt atiiblt. Gs persibt mir
eabtr iur %0rObtrsn Greuoe, Sbrtu @irtsl ellen
StipsHbtH III tmpftbltn, uuo bin i'd ]lbtrltuai, olb
Sic ourb mid loon mandsn p%criduii baben. gb'
%tunespoa,
Reinb. 6ibItr, 3!thNltbrtr.
630 YGrf aut., SrooilDn, ", u
Or. Saubtu's b]tritmttr tisitriih,t @Iititl bsilt
obns WebiliH: Rbtumaiismus, outts uuo Se1s
benlusb. 9ttreus, Stbtts uuo Wd1eulGoeu, ldha
men Riidtn II. I 10. btiOtrlsi @eiblebter ulO ole
q~ripatihpdhtn BON UliHuttu.
Cine SaihtunusQGbe bon Sr. S1notns btrhbnls
tenn meoiliniihtu Wtrts iiber cletttiiht gtbduos
lung. piro aui gpuuih iret uuO %perftGtlt ptrs
ianoi. Ser bttt. is %ciifrirts gpt1ipciitr Iur Stlbfs
btbanplunQ pbne ibdotide @iite. BANNER bi
%iOnOsrs i0ltH has BUD Isitu. Nan dotsfitt:
Or. SAADEN, 826 Broadway, New York.
ofia.etunOt bon s bis G. e%OnntaOS 10 bis l.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
6afeupfcFer.

Mun nimmt basu bic 8orberbeine,
8uudIuppen, Sera Sober, 2unse uno
8Opf bes Saien, ipiidt bies gut ab, Iabt
sS nit Wafer, 3pisbeIn. 2orbserbIatt.
SeaerietpurseI. Sal, ReIfen, Bfeffer
gar foden. Damn rbite man 3tpei 8ods
l6ffeI WebI in reidli6 Butter, sebs
ettpas Sleiidbrdbe busu, Iaife es bur6
elm Sieb gum Saien I%aufen. siebe Elm
@IaS 8otbtpein unb ettpas gfIig baran
unb Iafs es nod fura auffoden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

Seiosns Strimpfe reinist man. inbem
man iie Dor benz Waiben "a Siunoen
in fIarem WaHer eintpei6t, iie bann nit
oenstianifder Seize paidt. fpdIt unb
Idtpefelt. Damn siebt man fie purd
cine aus 1t 8iIosramm @afer, so
@ramm SIbbiam unb 5 @ramm Ser.
IinerbIau bereitete Sldiiefeit, bdnst fie
gum SrOdnen, barnud sIatt sesosen unb
~aepIdtiet,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21
abnf6mier

I'm unSidtisteit bon Sdbnen su pers
bitten. peIde nit Dampf ooer beiBem
@aHer in 8srbinbuns itsben. idmeIse
man 0,5 unidlitt, 0,25 @a6S unb
0.l3 8autiduf suiammen unO beitrei6e
nit oiefer S6miere ben Sabntesel Dor
Snsebraubnabme Der Sdbne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-06-21

No. Sreb s. Wibmapsr, $50 2ada.
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