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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13

A. mi, sar,,or ritas ~ ~. Nam
:, ''''se' "'", " 'ro -"
iorh evening foet, 70 the ioliowihg
erect;
am an Ohio farmer, believer in
sound money, and therefore a believer
- currency that mas Roia iof its
a% "e u,, "ase ~ h ". ne oason tom
IL liz frse coinage If silver Tbev NV
that when We had fres cojnage We oot
dollar buehel for wheat 80 that
thousand bushels would nay off
Thousand dollar mortgage Now, in
fiuenced by the "crime Of '73,n wheat
IL but fifty cents bushel. and il takes
two thousand bushels to nav off n
thousand dollar mortgage. Ii we have
free courage again, they insist, wheat
will again no 10 a dollar bushel, SO
that their Last state will be much bet
ter than the first.
1t is of no nae for me to argue that
the law of SUNNY anil denand reoulates
prices. / tall them fhat in soite Of
the ''crime Of '73'' wheat want To n
dollar buehel in 1891. and may 90
there aaa,n. free coinage or mn frns
coinage. but The arounIept Ia loaf ON
them. Thew say. ''Free cainape. a dol-
lar a bushel: mo free COINAGE. fifty
cents husheI. -
want to make converts of them.
Can you suepest 10 me- how I can do
IL?
T, renJv 4ba poet rooommandu +ba
~. 1850 -
inquirer 10 tne "iiowipg leahet ny d.
Selwin TAFT OF New YORK, as the best
it has seen ON the subject:
The silver mon have made much can
ital out of tbe statement, circulated
everywhere by their writer's. that ths
prices of wheat and silver began 10 fan
in lS73-when the gold standard was
adopted by this couptry-spd have
fallen continuously aver since. and
they have stated positively that the
price of silver drnpued the nrice 81
wheat down with II. sfap nv sten. This
claim Of the eiIver mon. manufactured
| without scruple TO gain the ear of the
farmer, ia in every r.spect false ard
unwarranted.
Reference 10 the files of the Chicaeo
sfonk rnarxet will chow th.t yb.s,
instead Of beginning to fall in price in
| 1873, did not commence to fall until
| 1858; on the contrary. in 1882 il was
several points higher than in 1874 rs
| and 1876 and ia 1881 ii was hlnhsr
than IL had been at any time during
the previous years, with one exceptiop,
During the same period, when wheat
was Keeping its price and frequently ris-
. my, silver ie'i more tnsn ~ per cent
tion bstwaan tha tSn ""' - '"''''oo
During the crisis of 1894. s5 wheat
fell considerably, there being drop of
~ per cent IN 1t as compared with fall
OIL . PEI cent IN silver -.
of III, Unfcb 1 .nsnr, r,haat ,.Na snat
want I'M "a d somawhat b;sl,ar .varaas
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13

The right kind Of "18 to l." accord
ing to the New York Times, is Honesty,
Good Faith, Fair Dealing, Security,
Credit, Success, Salvation, Respect, Sin
cerity, Truth, Strength, Duty, Stability.
Equity Dignity and Prosperity, as
arainst formulation.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13
Reeds Example to MCKINLEY.

Speaker Reed was Thursday renomi-
mated for Congress by the Republicans
OF tho Maine First district, at Port
land, and accepted in vigorous speech.
In the course of his remarks he said
Credit plays great part in the sill
yer question. " your merchant buys
goods from England you will find that
credit amounts to great deal, and on
silver basis we will pay big sum for
this credit This is why merchants
do not want silver basis. They say
on silver basis you will scale down 10
our debt one,half. Would you do il
and deprive the man sou owe of one
bali OF what you owe him? Shall the
nation do IT? say no, and not from
sentiment do ! make this statement.
but from selfish reason. Wo must
preserve our credit in the world, and il
we adopt silver basis we will ruin ii
the world over. We want no silver
basis to help Us out OF these hard
times, because the silver basis is dis
honorable, DIstrust brought on these
hard times in 1898, and hard times will
last until We turn down these silver
tics: and when we settle this thing for
good and all in November we will hear
NO more of hard times.
Mr.. Mckinley should carefully read
the speech of his late competitor for
the Presidential nomination. He should
note Speaker Reeds severe and EN-
phatic Reputation of the free silver
coinage folly and resolve to promptly
follow suit in words equally plain and
unmiatakhhIn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13

Bryan talks too much. Mckinley
does not talk enough-that is, in the
direction of letting the country know
his convictions with respect to sound
money and the FREQ coinage of silver
Herein the two candidates widely
differ.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13

The Kent county Republicans nomi-
mated straight out Addicks legislative
ticket Monday. The people Of Kent
county, without regard to party, should
vote straight against it in November.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
DR.. S. T. Lineaweaver. Lebanon, Pa, saws:
1T induces a quick sleep. and promotes
digestion"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13
DISAPPOINTMENT

When our announcement
of the Trade Sale Of Furni-
ture was made just one year
since we assumed that we
would never again be able to
make statement regarding
Furniture of equal interest to
buyers.
But unexpected conditions
exist, and. the facts of the Sew
enth Annual August Trade
Sale are far more interesting
than those Of any previous
sale.
We announce more, better
and cheaper Furniture than
we did last year or in any for
mer year.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13
FURNITURE

FURNITURE
The stuff itselfis better than
ever before it always was
good, very superior, high class.
But certain of the front rank
makers were indisposed to
place their goods in our Trade
Sale, glad as they were to
supply you through us at
other times.
That is now changed. Very
swell concerns not heretofore
represented have abundant
stocks in the collection, ad-
mltted upon our terms, not
theirs.
The excluded manufacture
ers are numerous. Only such
as produce worthy and reli-
able goods are among the
chosen.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13
chosen.
CAPITAL


You are invited to a stock
of Furniture that represents
at current retail values at least
Fonr Handred Thousand Del
Iars. DO not forget that this
Furniture business is entirely
retail. The great investment
is made exclusively and espe-
cially for retail buyers. And
the Trade Sale is not an ap-
gregation of stock for next
winters business. 1t is a great
collection for present sales
now. For people who are wise
enough to anticipate autumn
needs when they can get a
great selection from which to
choose and at the, same time
save money lavishly. You can
lavish money by prodigality
or by prudence, on YOUR own
bank account or on the world.
This is a chance to lavish saw
lngs upon your own bank ac-
count.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1896-08-13
REGULARITY

Our Furniture Trade Sales
are unique. In almost every
important business plan we
enjoy tse fattcry of imitation.
Not SO with the Furniture
Trade Sales, The idea was
original here.a 1t was exceed
ingly bold. 1t undertook to
reverse the presidents oftrade
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
grant Stetter,
SOtel un0 SGdcrci,
@ainftrafe, 8pbe Harf.

8arms unO faIts epeiten fno 3u isOsr su.
9ssjett gu baben. Strides 9ager ftets on
5aPt ioiuis 8eine. 9iquore unb gisarren.
Die nit meinem SoteI berbunoene Bddersi
ltsfert Elm bOr3isIides 8adpsrf, uub tperoen
aae 8~sfteLlun9en prompt uno biqie beiorat.
rant q tetter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

Sn Der Staot Dsnber in Colorado
babsn bic Deuti6en bel ben neueften
SdulratbspabIen ben anopnptbins.
8anben Der 4merican Brotectips aHocia.
tion uhb bes Snbior Orbens Der ameri.
con Dls6aniss cine eeiaIsene NieberIase
b~ereitei. Die Ganbioaten bieier bort
nit srOber Sre6beit gang unmittslbar
auf ben pUIitiiden 8ampfpIat trstsnbsn
8anben ipurben nit acknowledgement
Webrbeitsn esi6Iaoen-Oanf Der ireff.
liden Organization Der 9sutfdsn. Be.
Dor einem Sabre in Denpsr essrdnbete
beutidsamerifanti&e GentraIperein, mel.
der aus D~eIesuten fdmmtli6er beuti6sn
8ereins beitebt unb isin 2bdtisteitSfsIb
in Der Wabruns Der Snterefsn bss
Deutf6tbums 8egen natibifii6e Ans
maBune iu6t, bat bel Der S6uItratbS.
pabI bic 5susrtaufs sIansenO beftun'
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

Die 8~eitertatue bes @eneraImaiors
BinfieIb Scott Sancod, bes Siesers
bon SpOttipIoaniu, 1T am Dpnnsrtas in
9esentpart bes 9r6iibenten @IereIanb,
bes 8iee'8 rdfibsnten Stspbenfon, bes bi,
pIOmatii6sn aorps. sabIrei6er Gonsres.
mit8lieber. MitSliebsr bsS 8unbss' Ober.
aeri@ts. 8steranen unb 8riessssnoHsn
Sancod's unb elmer sroben Nen8e Gu.
i6auer feierIih entbiiqt tpprben. Ser
g~ntbdauns eins cine sroSs Militarpa.
rabe poran. Wan bate ben 10. Mai
fur bic Seier aussrtpdbIt, neil oisisr Gag
Der 6ebsnttas Der S9Ia6t BEL Spott'
iplbania 1T, in tpeIber bic Brigade Dan.
cot's ben Siee errans. SIN bis5sr
56Iadt tuurben % @sf9ibe uno 80
Sabnen srbeutet uno bisrtauienb Rris,
s%essefaneene eemadt, barunter Der fon.
f0berirte Dipiiionss@ snsraI gbparo q.
SObnfon unb Der 8risabs.8 General Geo.
$. Stepart. General Saneod bat cas
Wenument rei6li& psrbient. gr mar
elm tapferer unb tii1tiser SoIbat, Elm
eoIer unb f4Ii&ter Meni6 unb perbient,
bon ieinsn Witbdrssrn seebrt unb in sutem
Inbenten bepabrt ;u tperbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
6efAmorte Rinbernieren.

Dis Nieren iperben iauber sepubt, ee.
tpaiden unb in olnne Sdeiben Bei6nit.
ten, iber tpelde man Elm tpenis Gfie
trdufsIt unb ettpas seitOBenen Pfsffer
freut. Na9bem fie 10 bprbsreitst cine
Stunbe seftanben baben, Iest man fite in
fteisenbe Butter, eibt ettuas feinsebadte
3tpiebeIn ba3u. ldbt iis ssIbbraun
prbbeln, tau6t lie in MsbI unb sibt fis
bon nsusm in bic Bfanne. DARN miiien
iie nun p5ais gar bdmpfen, tpabrsnb
man mad unb mad einiss 26HsI boil
SIsiidbribs Ober beibeS @afer nit
5Ieiidertrutt susibt. @enn ii9 beim
Dur1fe1en nit elmer NabsI fsin 8Iut
mebr seist. 70 1T bic Ntsre gar. Wan
itrsut nun fsin seitoBenes SaIa iibsr bic
Rieren, IdBt its fiinf Winuten gut suse.
bsdt bamit sieben. aber ni6t mebr bra.
ten, unb ridtet bic Niere NIT FAINT Der
Sauce in elmer srtpdrmtsn tisfen S&di'
fell an.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
Sebr auter Sacfbrateu.

Man nimmt, fein sebudt. 5l4 8funb
RineHeii1, I 8funb Sbpeinefl lid, l
Stidden serdu6ertsn Sped, welder
ettpaS srob seibnltten init einem balben
estuieeten Serins in bic Waiie fommt
Wit 2 gieelb. benz Saft elmer balben
3itrone, / bapOn fem sepieet. 2 GBl6fel
8rbieI, cine tIeine 3p,ebel, Bftfer unc
SaIs. 9araus tpirb nod gutter Durd'
arbeituns elm IansIides 8rot seformt,
in Wuti6elmebI sepdlst uno nit ipenie
Butter aufseieBt. Gtne Stunbe 8rate'
seit senist. -8ieI GAUGE barf es nidt
sebeu unb baS l1mbreben muB iuBerit
forsfdItis s~ebanbbabt tperben. BaBt
isbr gut au SaIat unb isbsm iunSsn @s'
mlfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

9is GepfeI tperben sei9aIt, in biinns,
iIeine Sdeiben seidnitten unb nit 10
pieI @aHer iiber bas Seuer ssiest, bab
bieies, tpenn man ite auf ben 8oben beS
9sidirrS briidt. eerabe bartbsr ftebt.
Wenn iie 70 ipei6 iinb, bab iie aufiprin.
gen unb iid atpiiden ben Sinsern ssr'
briiden Iafsn, fdGttet maj iie iber Elm
feines Sieb, riibrt unb brtdt iie, bab Der
Saft abIduft, unb fiItrirt bieisn bann
burd einen SiIaiad, bis er suns beI III.
Iuf ! 2iter Saft rednet man 300 @ramm
3uder, an peldem cine babe 9itrone
ober Bomeranse abserieben tporben if,
fo&t bieien 3udsr ipie gum SubanniS'
bserenselee, nit tpeldem %iiberbaupt bic
game tpeitere 8ebanblune iibersinfommt.
Diq NOR bieiem @elee einen 8aniase.
idmad sebsn, 70 ibersiebt man bic
Ganile nit penisem fieoenosm @ufer.
has man gut perIblofen mebrere Sage
gu Der Warme oariber itsben ldBt unb
Johann unter ben Aepfeli oft miidt.
Man fam aud bic 8aniqe in tpenieem
Bein' ODER &irideneeif mebrere Gage
an einem iparmen Dirt oiserlren lniien
uno Sisis SIGRisteit sum IepfeIiafI
nebmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
0or;heli6e Sul5 bon S6peine.
fietfdh.

Sdnause, Pfoten, Obren unb 3nie.
itiids zines S6peines tperben nit I 8i.
Iosramm massrsm 8inoHeiId in balb
8afer, balb @iiis Gam beiten peiBen)
nsbit ettuas SaIs seto4t unb Feibis ab.
sei6dumt. @etptrSt tpirb bic 8riibe nit
reidlid Pfeffer uno Nelten, bier bis
fe&s 2orbeerblatiern, 3piebeIn (beher
S6aIotten), uub 70 Ianse Ianeiam se'
fodt, bis ii6 oaS 5leiid bon ben 8nu9en
trennt. Die turse 8rdbe mub einen
frdftisen, tpiirsisen @si&mad babsn.
BOD bsis eisBt man bieielbe bur6 Elm
Saariieb in Elm @efdB gum 8ldren. Iiun
ipirb bas Sleiid bon ben Snoten &c.
trennt unO in feline Streifen ssi4nitten.
4noern Gags e%ntfernt mar Sett uno
Sobsniab bon BEN 8eIse, felt es per'
miidt nit benz SIeii6 unb ben S1eiben
elmer entternten 3itrone aufS Seuer,
Idbt es ans 8o6en fommen unb filt
aleS in cine nit faltem Maher ausse.
iplIte Sorm. @iq man bic sub per.
siert baben, 70 lest man auf ben 9oben
Der Sorm einise 3itroneni&eib&en uno
idbne 2orbeerbldtter Ober Der 2dnee mad
sei6nittens 9fsfsrsurtsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
500 8elpbuuna. 500.

Dis esisr Oisisr 3sitlns usroen fd freueu
gu erfabren. Oab es tuenistens cine sefird tetc
8rantbeit aibt, meIhe Die Bifsnldnft in al
ibren stufen ,u beilsu i'm staubs If SaI's
aatarrb'Sur il Die eir5i9s jest Der ar5tliden
8riioeridaft betannte ppfitiUe Sur. Satarrb er.
foroert ale cine Gonftitutionsfrantbeit cine con.
fttutIonsle 8ebanNluus. SaUs Satarrb.S Sur
lulro innerlih ssnommeI unb iuirit brett anf
oas 8lnt mo bic idleimigen Sbsrflidsu bee
Spftems, batur6 Die 9runola9e Der 8ranfheit
Ieritorenb uno Dem Patienien Sraft gebeno. in.
Dem its Die Contribution ots A6rptrs anfbaut
unb Der @atur in ibrem @srfe biIft. Sie Gi.
sentbimer babtn 10 pisI 8ertrausn Su ibren
Ssiltrdfteu. oab fe einbun6ert Dollars Bslob.
nun9 fur itoen Sal anbietsn. Den fe 3u fnriren
OerfebIsH. eubt Gud eins aifts uon 5sugnifsn
tommen. Ron aorenire.
8. 3. 9beneD & o.. SoIeSo, ..
30 Ssrfauft bon allen apotbstfrn, 76e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
An SbtpinefnA tiae.

Ser Undergraduate. Der ourd Elm gep6bn.
Iihes Wittsl 3ur Sefunobeit pieoer bsraeteqt
puroe. na6oem er eiuise Sabre lang on elmer
fdiperen eun9entruufbeit uuc Der 9efir6teten
arantbeit S6uinoiudt selitten bate. bat Elm
arobes Serlargen feInen MitIeioenoen oas
Nlttel Der Seilun9 betannt ju MAIDEN. aQe
0ieieni9en Die Go UerIansen, piro er freunblidit
(8otsnfrs) cine Abidrift Der 5ubereituna
idlden, ipelte fe aIs cine fiasre Seilun8 fir
Sdpinoiudt, aitbma. Gatarrb, 8runhitas uno
ale pals. uno 9ungen.Srantbeiteu fnben tuer.
ben. Gr bcft oas ale 9sioeucs fem SeiImittel
p~robtren Iueroen. oa es iebr luertbuoQ ii 9ie.
ieni8en UeIde Die 3ubereitnng perIanae en-. ueIhe
lbnen nihts tofteH tuiro, LnO elm Segeu fur fe
lein mag, pollen 9efdQi9ft q brp. q 10 b
u. B II BrOoflDn, U. o., aooreIfren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
@erbeHeruns Der 3iufmerluft bur@
AHanaen.

Die YIanssn I'M 3in,mer baben nsbsn
ibrsn sisrenben giseniGaftsn nod cine
bbGit bsbeutenbs Nebenipirfuns. 60 1T
%befannt, baB auf benz 2anbe unb naments
lid in @ebirsSs unb @aIbsssenbsn bic
Stuff ssiiinbsr 1T aI8 in Stabten unb
pflan3snarmen Gsssnbsn. 0isB fommt
einestbeils bon benz srbbsren @ebaIt an
2ebsnsluft ( Sauerftof), inbem bic 8Han.
3sn bieie 2uftart untsr benz ginfuEs bsS
2i6tes ausftrDmen, anberntbsiIs bon benz
srDbsren Seu&tisieitseebaIte. Bon Der
WObItbdtisfeit elmer suten 2uft lam
man fi@ f@on burd bas @sfibl iberseu,
gen. Tritt maj aus benz ionniesn, ab.
eeernteten. trodnen SeIbe in ben @aIb
obsr baumrsi1en @arten, 70 ipirb ma
untpiafirIi8 tief a~ufatbmen, ais i5nnts
man ni4t 8enus befOmmen bon Der bsrr.
li6en SUIT. Die sIei1s Griteinuns
seist fi4, tuenn man aus siRem eebei,ten
3immsr ober Bel trofener @interfafte
aus benz Sreien in elm GetpG&sbauS tritt.
8ir noIen auf bic Sausrfofausfr6m.
uns Der 3immerpfan,en fsin 70 srossS
9etpidt Iessn unb unS msbr an BEN
Seu6tiefeitssebaIt Der 2uft baIten. Wie
pobltbuenb biefer auf bic 2unsen III,
seist Der nntsri9ieb spif6sn trOdsnem
Dtpinb unb feudtparmem Sib. unb
8ettpinb, iotpie Der gufentbaIt an gro.
Ben 8etpafsrn. Dab bic 9fansen i'm
8immer. felbft i'm 8afer ftebenbs Blu.
men bic 2uft feudt. babsr ssianber unb
anesnebmer MAIDEN, IdBt ii9 iebr Elm.
fab betpeiien. Oie 9Hansen iperben
bssOiien. @obin fommt baS Bafsr
20 %psrbunftst einestbeils Sur1 bic 8Idt.
ter, a%nberntbeilS unmittelbar aus ben
1Dpfen. 8eionbers itarf 1T bic Ser.
oiinftuns Der idDnen sroBbIdtterissn
Pfansen, peI6e Jest 70 beIiebt finb.
Sine mdBis srobe 9fIanse psrounhei
taeli6 our6 bic 8Idtter bic 80 8ramm
Baher. Wan bsnte ii4, pie fsu6i
oieieS. in Dunft aufseIbIt, bic 2uit mas
den fam. 8eOarf es nod elmer itdrfe.
rem Iufforoeruns. Die .3immer mil
gflansen su fdmGden Cine ioIbe Ser.
einiauns Ses Sdbnen NIT benz RiibIiden,
pie bic 3immerpHanssn bieten, m56ts
peniBe 8eiipiele baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
Tetner Nctfobl.

Ser gut setpaidene. ~faoenfein ees
f6nittene 8ottobl tpirb NIT eutem @iiis.
Sala. ettpas seitobenem 3uder. fem &C..
idndtenen AepfeIn, etipuS 8feffer uno
elmer fIeinen 9riie NeItenpulper gut Der.
miidt unb am beiten in einem @mailsef
idirr in senieeno beibeS Sett eeseben.
gut aussbedt uno BARN uuf idpadem
5euer tpeid eei6mOrt. Wit eeidmorten
Raronen ober fleinen 8ratfurtoffsIn ums
Iest. 1T bas 9eridt i'm 8lnter iebr be.
tiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

@efo9ts @ier liefern elm raid bersite.
ties, ansenebmes @eri6t fur ben glbenos
tiid. Die @ier tperben finf Winuten
setodt. raid bon Der Sdale befrsit.
~iorsfdltis baIbirt unb, nit Der pffenen
Selte mad oben, auf cine fIade S4aHel
ssIeet, nit fem seitobenem SaIs iibers
itdubt, nit etfpaS fem setpisstem S6nitts
Iaud Ober seriebsnem 8die b~eitrsut unb
nit sans frii4er Butter, serlahsn unb
soIoseIb s%ebrdunt, iibersOfsn. Sisrau
S6tparsbrot NIT Butter Ober falte
5Ieidreitsn unO Elm @las Bier if iebr
beIiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
$anS mnb &pf.
@ann foIlen Gbelreifer aef6nitten
tperpen7

Die Reifer gum gfropfen Der Diff.
bdume fDnnen iest nod seidnitten tper'
ben ; bieieIben ioIten INNER Dor gintriti
bauernb tparmerer @itteruns ssi6nittsn
tperben, neil fpdter bic Standardization
i6on su tart anserest 1T. Bel Srots
petter ieIte man ba8 S9neiben un.
.terIafen. Sat man bas re4tseitise
Sdneioen Der 8siier iebo9 bers
idumt uno 1T mat, eenbtbist, Idon Dor
in 1rieb seratbenen 8dumen GbeIreiis,
3u nebmen, 10 miiHsn biefelben ipfori
peripenoet tperben. neil fie ionit Iei6I
i6nea eintrodnen. 8sreoeIunsen nit
ioI6en ipat 8eidnittenen 8siisrn pads
len ieboh idIe4t an unb enttpidsIn li1
ME 10 irdftis, ME I'M anssrsn Sale.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21
Seblt Gud asbsusfroit in irosuS Gin

Seblt Gu9 Gebsnsfrait in irssnO sinsm
3betl eueres Spftems, ODER III euer Rerpeu.
iDftsm S%trriiitet ourd u%utusiie gsbsusart poer
irgeno ueIde llriode? Sbsilt mir euere 6eb-
Ter mt uno i'd MIL euh gerns idrsiben mas
mir am Mtiiten bali, ba i'd nuh Sdlfs moth.
luenoia bate 8eruer ienos i'd aud fret oas
&eeept sinss einfadsu Sausmittsls, oas mid
rettete
Bsri9iebt nidt auf mor9en, mas ibr bsuts
tbun iolt. S6reibt uhter BeiihInb elmer Brief.
marie fur &Id.anttuort an Sbumas SIater, y.
D. Boy 1899. SaIamajoo, Wib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

sa- 9iasurfen, fotpie edit beutf6er
Semi, beim MaB ober @las, bessIei6en
frii1en 8Iee. unb 8udpeisensS onis BEL
5reo. S. Wibmaper, $50 2adapanna
Npenue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-21

He- Soiepb 8uf Bat iein neueS SoteI
in glmburit erie unb @pOmins Saaep
Sptel" setauft. @r bittet um einen 8es
iua. Seben SOnntas Sis Cream unb
ionfise grfriidunsen, aud MabI.
seiten. 20,4
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-22

The keeper nc the ZOO. describing tc
me the hamHdryad's appearance vhsn IL
raised itself TO strike. said IL was
proud" and bold looking" Its nc.
tion was as swift as thought and looked
almost like a spring from the ground
How high when irritated the terrific
thing can strike Ii not known. but nc
other instance is authenticated Of n
snake making good a blow so high as
four feet from the ground. while mark
on the glass Of its cage show that the
reptile has. in its endeavors TO escape
from confinement, reached up 10 the
height OF nine feet
SGppOSlng. then, that We were in.
clined TO believe all that the natives of
India say about it-that IL is so fierce a
TO attack man at sight, so vindictive NJ
to follow him with dogged resolution
and add TO IL all We actually know about
the reptile, that it can climb trees like
an anaconda, swim like n hydra. get
over . foot wall aud squeeze through
8 inch hole. and that its bite Is death,
it would have 20 be confessed that the
snake eating snake Is the most terrible
creature in nature. Good WordA
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-22
They Pleaded Guilty.

PAULs VALLEY, l. T., May 21.-J.
w. Trout and George w. Carrant,
who were indicted yesterday by the
grand jury, pleaded guilty to the
charge of perjury and conspiracy in
attempting to defraud the Gulf Colo
RADIO and Santa Fe railway company
of $40, 900 in a damage suit for per-
sonal injuries, as published in these
columns. The grand jury adjourned
this evening after finding fifty-seven
true bills and highly cOmplimenting
Judge Kilgore, Marshal Stowe and
Prosecuting Attorney Cruce, also
recommending among other things
the appointing of commissioner at
Pauls Valley, as the volume of busi-
ness was getting so heavy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-22
A Story of Ransom.

The Washington Post tells story H.
lCs;rating the politeness of Minister
RaLsom. One day, when he was in the
senate, as he was going down the cap
itOl steps, he saw approaching a very
dull, long winded man. Ransom was
alarmed. He was in no mental or phys
ical shape to bear the brunt of q full
aedged bore just at that moment. He
must do something to save himself. As
the dull one drew near, Ransom, in his
desperation, greeted him with short
ness and hurried by. The other had
paused, but at this brief dismissal, as it
were, turned away up the steps. Ran
som was smitten Of conscience at his
own rudenCSs. 1t was foreign 10 his po-
lite and fiOwery instincts. He muEt do
something to take the soreness out Of
the man. Ransom turned pleasantly
when some ten steps separated him from
the bore and called out: "Goodby,
Simpkins I've been thinking a mighty
heap about you lately, SimpkiDsr' At
this Simpkins began to betray symp-
toms Of returning. "But don't come
back, Simpkins," demonstrated Ran
som, wildly motiOning with both hands
I've been thinking a mighty heap
about you lately. Simpkins, but don't
come back; don't come backI"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-05-22

1aany people have never even heard
OF snch q thing. and it is not 20 be won.
dered at, for these mats are exceedingly
rare, and it = said by those who know
that only three Of these beautiful curl.
osities exist IN the whole world The
one We now write about Is the largest
one made Il measures s BY 1 feet.
and though made in small hill state
In the north Of India has an almost
Greek design for its border. II was
only used on state occasions. when
the rajah sat ON IL 20 sign important
documents The original vost Of the
mat Is fabulous. for G. zoe pounds Of
ivory were used in it, manufacture.
The finest strips of ivory must have
been taken of the tusks. as the mat fs
a. flexible as a woven stuff and beauti-
fully fine.-Ladies' Pictorial
We have inducements to offer in
stationery. Ross & Bonner. I3tf