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i,readstuffs and Grains.
MARINE NEWS.

Port Townsend. March is.-Special.-
British ship Snalgow went to Port Blake
ley today 10 load for Australia. Donna
Francisco goes TO sea tomorrow, with
wheat from Tacoma for United Kingdom.
Bark Mercury arrived today from San
Francisco for Port Blakeley. Schooner
Joseph Russ sails tomorrow from Port
Gamble for San Pedro. Schooner Comet
goes to sea tomorrow with lumber from
Tacoma for San Francisco.
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W Irr1ui,Ic

To furnish Information aoou; splendid ..--
vice offered via The North Western Ii,.,.
from Minneapolis AMI St Paul % Mlxau-
Eee and chicsgo-fs pleasure n.
yoa conteEr plate q trip East, rlcasA
droo a line 20 =. w Pa~Lar
Puget Sound Agent. Seattle, ana -
e~ive illustrated folder. free. with detalIe.
info-maiion ab1ut the three superb ,ra,,-
leaving Minneapolis and 81. Paul every a. !,
in the week. together with any special IN,
formation you may desire. Your hon.
ssen; will sell you tickets Via THIS trs..
cl2ss line and reserve you sleeping a.,
bsrths IN advance. or application.
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TACOMA Marine News.

Tacoma. March -Special.-Steamer
City of Topeka sailed for Alaska at $50
o'clock tonight. She had 70 passengers
aboard and took about 100 tons of freight
from here.
Steamer Excelsior Will san for Cook In
let on Saturday.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

Dispatch steamers from Seattle as fol-
lows:
For San Francisco, via Port Townsend
-anQ Victoria. at a. m. passengers re-
eeived on board at a m-b March 3. s. 13.
Is, .. -
For Aiaska-March 3. and Is at a. N.
From san Francisco for Victoria and
Puget sound ports at 8 a. m. March ). 10.
IL. ~. .. %.
Tickets may be obtained az the office Of
the company at Ocean dock Seattle.
J. r. TROW BRIDGE. r. > supt.
GOODALI.. PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. San Francisco.
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FOR CcoKs INLET.


: IN IT i-iN ~ - $40. r.
Arlington Sc b. leaves iuI \ e. ora az
I-.rt TaNn-rri tstis. rNoHrf S4r.i al
- "a, r.eu-rlgE leaves As-forra NJ .
!, a. Sfrantrr tsrur-r D. arr l-Asr- frr
49, TOW u.aal sud Eaf i-nrfe .fa.H. "a
rrgt Saiufai, 81 b, % >uniaf. t r- g.
.i.,,r,.sr.sl al g. IA. ilout. ttse -.
7.tt- NANNAiNFB ltHf TEA TRIP
TWEnTtsfi THE ISlaNNlsS
,.-,'~ f1lrgi. a 60 HriFH Nte.ar
-s,rs Tacois.A q aaor S-Atl.s. srr
t,rf 4 Il "a NaHIssr ar} f-.-r-. .s b
- Tssrt TaRrs a.l Aaaaert-s FAY aas g.
- Nt,.l.aus. fslalre ass Fritat htrnor.
- X-,rrl-sixes. arriving y as,eaNeF s.. H.
80 r., twain. s.. fscc 90 Nsuroueer 8.
Fof further ilfoEa.a-ioa As'gls - le--ss
y AAE!.
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INV YORK AIAEkET..
Ihn -fnch ENchnnse.

New York March i9-The volume Of
business IN stocks TO-DAY ~as about on
Icvea with that Of "wednesday. Trad.ng
was for tne most part 81 The usual gro
f-ss!onsl character. although some SELL
ing BY commission houses was reported.
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vger or long primer faces On the ,atln,,.
In, size bodies. N0uparel or ulinloa -,
exceeding - srns pea. brewer. no, 9
ceedlag 10 ems plea. ioas primer. moi -
seeding "a ems plea Special terms -
large orGers. Address Post-Intelligenoer
Seattle.
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BUT'TER.

Ranch ard Dairy Butter very scare. ana
bringing good s,ricss- 5Aip 10 Is. We n.x
casa on arrival
no COMMISSION.
JOHN y. AGES. szo-s2 Western axs,,<
corner Marion street
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MARtNE NEM..

san Francisco. March = Arrived Peru.
Hsngk6ng and Yokohama. Mireola. Co
grlox. ueEssrse5-Queea. Astoria ans Port
lAud south Coast. Astoria; ST Am-Flea.
Pr.nra Wlnam SOUND
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tn. Daily Post-Inteiligencer In now -,
sale in Portland. Or. at Rich Bros. -
Morrison street. Portland Hotel new.
stand. and Northwest News Company. 10
First street
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KRUSE AND MADISON LINE,
STEAMER LAkME

Sails from San Francisco March 80 carry
ing freight al reduced rates. connecting at
Seattle and Tacoma with steamers for all
Puget sound ports. For rates apply 10 E
f. Game. Wharf telephone. Pike "a
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FOR COOKS INLET.

The Al schooner Ella Johnson, carrying
freight and passengers. viii be dispa tched
from Seattle for the head of Cooks Inlet
direct. on or about March Is. For further
particulars. apply at office. x Roxweli
building. corner Columbia street and
First avenue.
j. 4. HATFIELD. Agent
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wHATcoM AND SEATTLE ROUTE.
PORT oRcHAE9 AND. PORT WASH
PACIFIC NAVIGATION co.


Seattle. Everett and Whaicom route
State % Washington leaves Seattle daily.
except SATURDAY. at 10 4. IN.
Seattle and La Conner r0ute-Fairhaven
leaves Seattle daily. except Saturday, at
70 \. m
phone. Main rs Tesier Dock.
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reports were more or less unfavosao.e. -
the Price Current summary was Ma
upon as decidedly halssh. rspc1s,IS ~
week as having been urlSaNosSA-'se ,ser,
some wheat in Ohio Is said 70 rave =. -
abandoned fer other crops. such so' s1.,
aticrs. however. were vistaa4s - -.
Ths only thing operators seTi,se ,-,~,h-
was the enormous deliveries IN me ,.,.,,-
west ard the market for anoshsr ..',s.s
gave no ssSr, Of a material rally. A slisns
upssrn 81 sss price followed the
Of the New York clearances OF 49, - 80, -
-four. TIE wheat amounting 70 ls,."V -
els. Tho total ciearaacss from 'hS - ~,
pal Atlantic ports were equal 20 ~.
bushels in wheat and nour toEeshsr- =. .a =
reaction on that took The prise 70 -,
exc. and for some time attefwa
trading was fairly active. but as.i's .ss
tireiy OF a professional character. IN "a
gradually worked down 10 s-t-I'~se' -
whsch price & closed.
Corn was exceedingly dull ana "sN
Oats were very quie. and d'iti. -,
Provisions had another disastrous -
and prices in pork especially weiV - -.
a,.xei one-s.rg weak ana lower on lne
big run Of hogs. prices tended seeSI 1855,
6ownwart under heavy LIQUIDATION ".sN"
continued ua,n the close.
Closing Quosmtions.
whea.--Narch. essc: May, e-ssc.
Corn-starch, $40; May, >sAc-
ostS-March. fec. May. ci.e-
Fora1-March. 81; May. S.lS
I.zr,l-NsArch. Sis. May. 81
Rins-sMarcs. si->o. May. st-s-as.
t'laxseed-so,.e.
TiusoShy-S5SS.
Rys-asc.
Psriey--s5fsSsc
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.

STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.
Carrying United States mall. leaves City
dack foot OF Man street Monday. NOD
ntzday and Friday at / o. m. for Port
Townsend. san Juan Islands and New
WhatcCm- Returning. leaves New What
com Tuesday. Thursday md Saturday, at
1 - N.
TINE CARD ~ EFFECT JAN. 1.
North hound--l>aves Seattle ] a. m !.
leaves Port Townsend 5 a. m. leaves Fri
dsy Harbor lou a. M. leaves Roche
HArbor n a p. m. arrives al New What
com s.b o. IN.
South bound-Isayes New Whatcom a.
m. leaves Roche Harbor 10 q. m. leaves
Friday Harbor II a. m. leaves Port
Townsend .. m arrives al Seattle s.sS
=. m.
J r. Thompson. manager-owner. Lilly.
BOgardus A. Co. agents. City dock
Telephone, Main -.
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4 reward Of 80 will be paid for infor-
ration leading 20 the arrest ana conyio-
~. a. any one stealing copies Of tbs
,s-s-Intelligencer delivered TO Subscribers
tSropghogt tie city.
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FLY on THE FLYER

SEATTLE TO TACOMA
-Four round trips daily. except Sunday.
in one hour and twenty-five minutes.
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips. Seaftie-Tacoma
route, as follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. May :.
TIME CARD.
S!uglr fare. Jgc. round trip. sSc.
Leave Seattle--..is. IL IL a. m; 2.i5, s:i5
y m.
Leave Taccma-s.a8 a m: l. 20 D. m
SUNDAYS.
Leave Seattle a m. y H.: o. m.
Leave 1accfna-ss5e A. m. 80, - g. m.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia
coma. AMI Commercial dock. foot % Ma
Tion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and States Of
Washington. fare o.
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OLYMPIA. TACOMA AND SEATTLE
ROUTE.
3 Wiley Navigation Co.'S steamer
MILTNoMAH.
DAILY TINE CARD
Leave Arrive.
OLYMPIA at 5 % a m Tacoma at. 30 m
Tacoma AT 30 90 a Su SEATTLE at. 1850 IN
Seattle at. / 0a p III Tacoma at. 3y9 y m
Tacoma at. $50 m Olympia at. $50 y m
CITY or ABERDEEN.
Daily except sunday.
Leave Arrive.
Seattle .-.... 80 a M Tacoma ..... Q 81 m
Tacoma ..... iopp a m Olympia O.. i:on y IN
olympia .... e7f-1 p m Tacoma 80. 5t0 q m
Tacoma ..... SD IN Seattle .....- 1.39 y m
Fare between Seattle and Tacoma. -
cents Landing AZ seattle. CITY dock. foot
Of Main street.
LILLY. RpGARDtfS & CO, Agents.
CITY Dock. Telephone Main u.
Capt. l. Wiley. Manager
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Cattie-There was a fairy active raA1As..
lower. In common 70 choice natiNe 49,
al SaSitSa. NEST % the sales ss,lS
81 --ls =. sfockers, S-.5: cows. Sff1ea
Hoxs-There was he usual good desil1ni
from local packers. and fair shippins ~
quiry. hut prices suffered a further orsas
OF about SC for all descriptions. FsSei l,.,
being again heavy. Common 20 eh"'~e
drcves sold al sS75n2sIA9.
Sheep-There was very GOOD de'nsl.t : :
fair prices. the market being hlSneI - a
early in the week sheep wssr Wv, - =
a, <SG4. westerns selling at S%ieN 49,. q
few common lamhs at ss4esG57s. but lambs
sold chiefly at ssfis.s0 for fair TO prime.
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SEATTLE WHEAT MARKET.
No. ! club, SIC; blue stem, &c. Weak.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, March 19-Wheat-Valley. $50
q60c; Walia walla, s7G5Sisc per bushei.
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
STRS GARLAND AND EXNNG FL.

STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTRS. GARLAND AND EVANGEL.
Stattl. and TeSuscnd-<eah Bay Route.
steamer Garland leaves Tesler dock Mon
days Wednesdays and fridays AZ Il IS
a. m fo~ Port Townsend. Port Williams.
Dungrucss. Port Angeles. PORT Crescent.
GeifysburE Pysht Ciailam Hay and Neaa
Bay. returning. arrives a. seattle $50 8.
m. on opposite days Steamer Esansel
leaves Ycsler dock FOR Port Angeles ard
Vt.tnria Mondays. " incSd1s- and Fri
days At d. - q. m. arrives Seattle alter
nste days 3 .. IN.
EVERETT' EOITE. STR GREYHOUND
BaIlv. except Sunday.
Leaves Everett g. "a. m. = 3 80.
I.raN.s Seattle q 81 am. a1a - .. m
Srrdays-i4saVes Seattle 49, =. N
leaves Everett % A. III
FAR SINGLE Trip. s5c. rcunl trip. s. =.
connects with beats To- Tacoma aud sno-
i.@ndins-Colnan deck. foot Of Marion
street
srN1-1't. IL AND TACOMA NAVIGATION
COMPANY
,lans rroup Pres, r. " Goodhue. Sc.
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The course of trade was i--e-r.,.r ana .ss
movements reflected in a very slirn- de-
gree the limited news that nigh, he ,.on-
s1aers1 70 exert legitimate bearing up-
On values The initial prices were irrexs,-
lar. ~ith re international stocks show
ing improvement TIE con:ribusory in
fiuenee was higher prices for American.
stocks in London and buying for thai ac-
count IN this market. chiefly TO eover
shorts St Paul was the leader in point
OF Advance Representative foreiz:,
houses we're fayorahiy impressed hy the
news OF the less strained political .ela-
tons OF the powers. and especially En-
gland and France, regarding the proposed
British advance into the Scaaan. Early
gains noted were fractional. and were
soon OFFSET by the appearances of weax-
ness in several stocks. and by revived ru-
nors OF prompt action by the senate on
the Cuban question Free selling by in
naential houses having Washington City
connections was noted. aud this en-
couraged aggressive action by the pro-
fesssonaf dealers. Some OF the recognized
bear leaders were active. and their opera-
tons were based on the anfavorah,e rner-
canttis situation. Stress was also laid up-
on the report Of the unsatisfactory con-
cition of the iron industries While soma
smaller anthracite coal properties were at
tackled on runners of gnfavorahis tenn
porary results as TO gross earnings arts
ing from the present policy Of rigid re-
strie;;on- of ire anthracite coal output.
The eccentric tone of prices In industrtals
vas quickly followed by Tobacco, stiil in
the lead in extent Of trading. The railway
shares enjoyed larger proportion OF busi-
ness than usual bat the increase was at
tended by acute weakness in a number 81
Instances In the later dealings q steadier
tone was impaired through the covering
OF shorts. and light recNrcries from the
low point were made in many cases. The
net changes were generally fractional
losses The railroad bonds were easier
Northern Pacific issues aglred for n lib
eral proportion OF the total transactions
Of si,ilr.oa Declines extended 10 "a per
cent. the last IN Archisen adjustment IS
Governments were steady. on sales Of
~. 60.
Money and Exchange.
Money on call. easy at sa4 per cent:
last loan. 1. closed. 2i1a!i per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 5lj per cent. Sterling
exchange easy, with actual business in
bankers bills NJ 81 Si.s5s.s5a. for demand
and sh1. for Ss~rv sl@yst- roSt4l
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PUGET SOUND AND ALASKA STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
VICTORIA ROUTE.
STEAMSHIP CITY OF KINGSTON.
Between Tacoma and Victoria. r. c.
7:30pmiLyl Nj Tacoma ..li0lAr 4:3opm
10 ,oopm Lv p .. Seattle - ssiAr 2:sDpm
li5am Ly - pt. Townsend 3sAri II :SDam
<.l5amsAr no. Victoria -. NJ Lvl s:2oam
spaily except sunday.
This steamer furnishes first-ciass accom-
Ynodaiions. carrying both freight and pas
songers. and leaves from Yesler wharf.
Seattle.
Fer rates. etc. inquire of
s. G.. YEREES
Yezler Wharf. Seattle.
J. A. NADEAU,
General Agent n +. X. r.. Seattle
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
FORECAST FOR FRIDAY.
Portland. March q. 1870.
Occasional rain
B. 8 PAGCE, Forecassef.

L. S DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
TURE, WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Seaffie. Marx "a 49,
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Observations taken at all stations al
= m. 18th meridian time 6 p. N. Pacific
uns). GEORGE ". SALISBURY.
Observer in Charge
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THE GREAT HUDYAN!
MARVELLOUS HUDYAN!
Will Do For You
Just What You Wish.

VouR MEASURE IN LIFE WILL BE FULL
- and complete. HuDYAS cures certain cases
Of liver aud kidney affections Cures nervous er-
haustion. nervous debility and nearly all nervous
troubles You ouly sc, the Great HUDYAN
from the
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Money and Exchange.

Money on call. easy at s94 per cent:
last loan. 1, closed. 2i1a4i per cent: prime
mercantile paper. 5aj per cent. Sterling
exchange easy, with actual business in
bankers bills At 81 s.issgs.ssa. for demand
and 81. ssis 9 ss4. for sixty days; posted
rates. A.s1&i.S and 81 ssi=S4.ss; CONNER
ciai bills, Sass. Silver certificates, G,sqssc.
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HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Stockton, Market and Ellis sla

TAINTED BLoop.-Impure hlsct. due to Sc
rioss private disorders. carries myr.sas OF sore-
producing germs. Then cone sore threat PIN
plea. copper celcrei spots ulcers IN mouth. cid
cores and faliing hair leu q tr!p TO
10; Springs by writing for Blood BooS'' TO the
oii paysieiass Of the
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The total sales of stocks today were ls4,
75s shares. including: American Tobacco
% go. Atchison 800. Sugar i5,sHo. Burllug
ton u, 800. Chicago Gas f.eoo. Distilling 400
General Electric e.7ee. Louisville & Nash
Vile a.50e. Reading 1000. Rock Island 500
ST. Paul l2,Ga. Tennessee Coal and Iron
e,eoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

Gin SeitsnfHd. GrFter
S9uiteriuuee: rOu, Cube, tennIt 0u
Goetbe's GauIt9" 3tpeiter S9uiterz
iunge: rNee, 0oetbs feline erdbs nic1t,
a6er meinem Weeiter feline tenn i6."
Sreu beIorgt. gsrgfiibs
rer: IS moan balt, sic iollten mir ben
Siibrerlobn pprausSdbl'n." SourtIt:
.DteIo benn, Sic fiir9ten tppbl bas
rum gu tommen, fir ben 5aa, baB i6
abitiirSen fouts?" 9srgfiibrer: IRA
ieq not, abaSie tbuten Sbne bait leias
Ter mit'n iteig'n. tudnn's nit G IoOiel
i'm Gad bdtIen."
-3artsr Mint. Sn etuem
Ieitaurart bsfslt Elm 9ait cine 2ylas
ite Dsin. SerIelbs tit a6sr iaL'tbt
unb biinn; Der 0dIt bsidlisBt ouber,
bem Wirtb cine 2sbrs gu srtbsilen.
Gr lGBt Iib Elm 9las WaHsr bringen,
foItst bapon unb sieBt bann itbr lang
fam unb auffdlIig etipas Deiu in bas
@aFer. -rWas MAIDEN sic ba2"
fraste Der neueieriss Dirtb. Sbr
Wafsr 1T mir gu ftart!" srtpibsrt
rubis Der 9ait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13
Ruine % iinsenberq.

rdeen beute nod tiibn in bic 9iift,;
has ebema!ige 9urgsruUiut ipuroe
srobbersosii9e SausoOmdue, pdbs
reno bic 8urgtanSlei ben 3peden Ell
mes 2ebrerIeminars oisnt. Mausrn
unb Shore Der Staot lino gefaaen,
nur cine ainnensetrOnte Warts. Der
rRotbe Sburm," iit iibrtg geblisbea.
Gin ebleS Oentmal mitteldlterIiher
Stunt 1T bic in reinen gotbiiden 6ors
men erbaute Staottir6e; absr aud
Die StraBenbiloer 5eisen nod pielfG9
aItertbiimli9e @iebel3GuIer.
3fpei Stanben norolid Don Srieos
berg liest bas freunOli9e Stdotaen
8uB6a6. GbenFalI5 friibere R0mers
itGtEe, tommt Iein Rame urtunolt1
fGou unter Sarl Dem 9robeR Uor.
Gine SeuersbrunIt SeritOrte 1903 ods
olte Sdlo6 Iotuie 100 gebGuoe. Der
WlarttplaB nit ieinen altertbiimliaen
hofraaen6en 9iebelbduIern, oem lsts
Der fbon perGnoertsn Rdtbbaus, bietet
heute nod Elm prG9tiges Bib psrguns
qeaer 3eit. Die Stride 1T beoeuteno
tinfa6er ais bic 5rieobsrgcr, toeiIt ies
bod bieielbe @nOronun9 Der Quers
itiffc auf. 3tpet Warttbiirme uno
ReIte Der alten Staotmauer nit
Alehraana finb G.,.seu tbrer einitmds
Iiaen @efeltisun0. Saon por1 Wartts
pidb aus erblift man 5Itlih ME Rri.
,sr bts S9ioFes D.iinscnbsrs, tueaen
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pie &amO.

S6aleib bic Sano nift ben 6elebs
ten, beipegli9en slusbrud oes 9eli6ts
bat, pflegt man lie bod uIs einen ausz
gesei9neten @raomsfer fir bic Bill
bung uno ben Gbaratter elmer Yerionz
lihteit su betrd6ten. Wtan brau4t
tein Wtaler uno tein 8ilobauer gu
fein, um bi. S90nbeit elmer Oollenbet
aeformten Sanb nit 8erItGnonib gu
bepunbsrn, unb tein Poet, nm gu ptis
fen, bdb bic S5Gnbe sine ebenio bereote
Sprude ipre9en uls glugen uno Gtps
pen, unb cine teinespegs untergeoroz
n.te Rolls in bsr9eiai4te bes meni9'
li6en Sersens ipielsn. Die Sano bat
pie oas 2lntliB, ibre PbpiiOgnomie,
ibren G6dratter, unb getpGbrt uns oft
einen tiefen Ginblid in ods Weien tbz
res 8eTbers. Wer tennt iie nt6t, bic
brillantengsI6miidte totette Sano, oez
rem sraciOies Spiel nit oem 5dder
ober elmer polerbliibten Roie uns 10
piel iagt! Sene bur69eiitigte, ner<
pDIe, unter beren betpegliAen, iibers
idlanten Singeru pbuntuitii4e 5ons
mdr6en aufbluben, unb tpel4e, DsnH
fie oann miioe, glei9 tpeiBen Sauben,
auf ben SaIten dusruben, oemienigen,
Der es Ieisn tunn, glei9fulls reht inz
baltrei6e 9ei6ihten erSGblen, melutz
6oliI6s 9ei9i4ten, um bic iia bunte
Sonouirlanoen ranten. Die stletne,
ipeiBe Sanb", Der mir in Seines 2tez
bern 10 oft besegnsn, III pieber cine
anoereSpecies - iuarmbliitig, lebens=
bon - unb iene roiigen, ipiBfingertz
GEN 9riib9enbGnoe, ipeI9e jung pte
Der 5riibling uno frti6 pie Slumerz
blGtter iinb, tpsoer tluiiiih, nod bldus
bllti9, dber 10 re9t sei4uffen gum
r2iebbaben", lieber 2eier, bic fennit
0u au9. Gin ausruben fir auge
unO @siit sepGbrt Der glnbltd Der
.frommen-, bisier ntht tIeinen, aber
poasnbet geformten, oollen, peiBen
SGnbs, tpel4s gang Sarmonie uno
Rube Iinb unb bon ben Wialern fur
ibre Mdbonnen seiu4t tperoen. Gs
lit pobl Wiemdno, Der nl6t aus et9ez
ner Grfabruns unO Ssoba4tung Elm
Gapitel gu bisIem Sbemd bei5uiteuern
permD9te. 0arin aber itimmen mir
setpib ale iiberein, Oub cine 9unb
nt9t i90n gu iein brauht, I'M gu be-
sliiden; baB mir iene SdnOe, oeren
Wliiiion es lit, rbimmliIhe &oien tn's
irbii6e 2sben gu fls4ten," bieientseH
Der Wluttsr, Der treuen. forgenosn
Sausfrau, gsraoe besbaIb por allen
anoeren lieben uno psrebren. neil thre
G60n6eit iiber benz rS4affen nbne
Gnoe" perloren ging, neil iie bic
DabrSet4en zines tbGtigen, pfltdtz
treuen 2ebens truseu. Sant uno
gbre ibnen!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

Serptf9 BON Ssfabun.
bigteit Itebt Der perIer auf elmer Stufe
nit bsm Suosn, 9rie9en unb 9trmes
nier. 9lu9 III Der Samilieniinn unter
ben periern auBergep0bnlid eEts
tpidelt. 3uitGnoe, fpie man iis in tiirs
tiI9en Sarems porfinoet, in bsnsn tie
&naben su 8ioeriebli6teiten Hlnb gro=
ben llnarten gegen Die Wutter isitens
bes 9aters gsraoe3u aufgebeBt irers
ben, iinb ben periiihen Sarems (Gnz
beruns) DDllig frsmb. Wfdn lsbrt bic
8inber ahtung unb @eborIum, urb
bic 5riidte FOLDER Graiebung 'ino bic,
baB iene, einmal eripahien unb gu
Wiirben unb 8srmogen gelangt, it,
rer gltern nismals psrgefen.
Sbre Sruuen bebanbeln bic Yerisr
i'm aqgemeinen Sielnlih gut, 10 nett
bies BEL ben utterquidliden mp6dmmes
paniihen GbegeisBsn iiberbaupt mogz
LID lit.
Die Gbe lit nGmIi6 cine 5peifdhe,
ods beibt lie tplro entipeoer Illf cie
Sauer eeIhloiisn ooer fir zine be-
itimmte, pertragsmdBise 3sit, pertn
9duer fih bon elmer Stunoe bis
Mountaineering Sabren" belduft. Die
erIte 9dttung BON Gfen nennt ran
rgegoi", bic atpeite Sigh. Wlebr
uIs elm @eaoi ourf Der perier ii5 ridt
antrduen lafen; bas @eieB pirb dber
oaour6 um9angen. oab eine Siabi an.
StelIe elmer ourh (9sieBlt6e) GGsis
bung peritobeueu gesoi trstsn tanr,
ipGbreno leBters tpisbsr als - Si9bi
in 9nuoen aufgenommen psrbsn fam.
Dab bel iolden 3uitGnoen bon elmer
ebelichen Mural feline &eos iein farm,
1T Ielbitperitdnolib.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-08-13

ftr0menben Grb0ls iuhte. gr fano
oieIe uuf benz 9ebiete Der 9sleu6tung;
brauabare Sampenc5nItruetionen ipurs
ben f9nea erfunoen, bas pennIplpdniz
f9e Selfieber begann. lnIer erites9ilo
oetgt ben eriten, BON 0rdte erbauten
8obrtburm derrick" Der cine 9Dbe
BON nur "a SUB bate, unb bas Stpeite
einsn neueren, beFen 9eriiit cine S0hr
BON 80 Sub bsTBt.
9as Yobren tit cine miibiame glrs
belt uno es oauert Monate, bistpeilen
iiber Elm Sabr, bis enblid bic 0lfiibs
renbe S9idbt erreiht lit.
Niit Der Grbobrung Der Seli9i6t
1T inOeFen Der 8eiiBer bes 9runnens
nod teinesipegs in ben Stano geieBt,
bic Sriihte Ieiner 9lrbeit gu ernter.
Rur iebr ielten gibt in ben pennIplpas
ntI6en Selfeloern Elm 9runnen oas il
ibm entbaltene Sel guttpillig Der. Der
9runo bafiir liegt in Der gr. uno
Weiie, in tpelhsr bds Sel bortommt.
DaFslbe lit in gang feinsn SrOpfden
in oem Dlfiibrenben @eitetn eingsihlois
fen. Wil man oas Del getpinnen, 10