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Evening star., 1896-10-31
VIEWED BY A FOREIGNER.
London Journalists Impressions of
the CamDafGu


the Campaign.
Mr.. Thomas Lloyd, editor of the Londor
Statist, who has Travelled across the coun.
the following cablegram to his paper il
London to appear today:
Il travelled from Chicago to st. Paul and
over the Northern Pacific to Portland
Ore, thence into California to San Fran.
prosperous. but really depressed. The
stock exchange was closed, the banks beine
unwilling to loan, and factories We're closed
there were numbers of unemployed, anj
street beggars were numerous. All were
anxious for the future. ST. Paul was also
depressed, but has more hope from the rise
in wheat. The northwest is Suffering-eyeu
in San Francisco.
Party lines are everywhere obliterated
1t is a fight Of the masses against the
classes. There is a bitter feeling in the
west against the syndicates, trusts and
combines. not SO much against the east
New York and Chicago hope Mckinley will
carry several western states. San Francis
co and Portland disbelieve this. Mckinley
is unpopular in the west. Sound money and
Hanna are disliked by the workingmen.
1.-The opinion here Is that the election will
be very close. People are hopeful, but Lot
confident that Mckinley will win. The best
Judges fear a continuance of the uneasiness
I find no dislike toward England. Personal
ly, am most kindly received. The COOL
headed say they never saw such excitement
since the war.
Reject all the predictions The assumed
confidence of politicians is part of the game.
Bryan is personally respected. He is q
fanatic, but honest. He exercises a mag
netic influence over his hearers. There is
not SO much fear in the west as IN the east
Of socialism end sectionalism, though it is
admitted that distressed borrowers di like
. tho ho Ia vxyfcb
strict federal interference with state dis
turbances.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

The usual course of public lectures for
the fall term at the Catholic University
will commence next Thursday afternoon
at 43O o'clock. The lectures embrace a
wide scope and will prove very interesting
and instructive. Carroll D. Wright will
lecture on Social Economics" every Mon
day afternoon at 4:45, and his course is
free to the public this year. Mr. Wright
is considered the highest authority on this
subject in this country, and his course
will be unusually interesting in view of
some of the incidents Of the quadrennial
contest through which the country is now
passing.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
New Asnessment.

Property owners in Washington should
bear In mind that the first instalIment of
and payable on the LIST day Of November.
No taxes, however. will be received upon
property in the county. the taxes upon that
being due and payable in one lnstallment
of May. 1897. ss..fs9 es9
There has been universal satisfaction ex-
pressed at the new assessment, ana 1T Is
expected that the receipts win surpass all
others in point Of promptness.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
II Cents Deducted.

ION Monday only.)
S623 instead of $500 for 7-yard
Dress pattern of the popular ST
Suitings, as follows:
In Colors:
50-inch Sponged Broadeloths. finch Examines. :.
42-inch Silk and Wool Novelties. .54-inch Tailor
Sui,ings. .i2-inch Fancy BcucIe Cloths.
In Black. . ......
54-inch Whipcord Tailor Suitings .5O-inch Craven
ette S-rges. .54inch Camels Hair Cheviots .54inch
Diagonal Cloths. .JO-inch Silk Warp Henrietta. :.
oO-inch EtamiIes. .5i-in English BrOadcloths.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Treasury Department Changes,

The following changes have been made fl
the classified service In the Treasury De
partment:
Appointments. Secretary's off1ce-E. R
Putnam, District Of Columbia, $1,000 pei
annum; d. Irving Cox. District of Colum
bia, $72O per annum; G. D. Hendricks, In
diana, $720 per annum.
Promotions. Secretary's ofice-P. B. Par
rott. South Carolina. from 81 200 to 81, 400
Treasurer's oface-W. D. Peck, Kentucky
from $40 to 800; G. w. Pitts, New York
from $720 to $40. Auditor for the Pos,
Office Department-W. A. Walsh, Nortf
Dakota. from 800 to $1,000; A. w. Gan
nett. New York. from $40 to $500; Miss II
U. Cunningham, Illinois, $66O to $72O.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Save ON
RUGS.

Now that your carpets are down
again You'll find many a place that
will be improved by the addition
of bright, cheerful Rug-many
place that appears unfinished
without something to break the
monotOny.
Good Rugs-but little prices
here We've long been known for
record-breaking Rug prices.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Fur Trimming.

On all the newly imported gowns
there is Fur Trimming. On cloth
costumes the bolero effect is au fait
with bands on sleeve and horizontal
strips on skirt. .........-.... r.,.
Best fur trimmings only at the Palais Royal
and half furriers prices for such The unreliable
trash is sold for little less.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
A2 Cents Deducted.

ION Monday 0nly)
S4.S3 instead OF $5.25 for any 7
yard Dress Pattern of 75c wool
fabrics. Choice as follows:
In coiors.
Silk and Wool Checks. Fancy Cheyiots. Silk and
Wool Plaids. Fancy Boncle and Frise Suitings.
In Black.
5O-inch Faconne Cheviot. .45 inch Grenada Cloth.
45-inch Mchair Sicilian 30 inch Boucle Cloth As
inch Silk Warp Henrietta. .5O-inch Imperial Serge
5O-inch Diagonal CheyiOt.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

The President has recognized Carlo Ma
genta as Italian consul at New Orleans
and Emile Jacques Riethmann as Swiss
consul at Denver.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
Dress Findings.

The lady demonstrating the Mind
relieving Placket Fastener will be
found at rear of store, on first floor.
Special prices for Monday only Sc, 12c and
15c nstoad Of 12c, 15c and 1sc for 4, and 6-yard
pieces of extra wide Black Velvet Skirt Binding.
Evening star., 1896-10-31

2c for dozen Swell Hooks and Eyes. Z,
piece for Best Tafeta Ribbon Sc dozen for Frencl
Whalebone. &c piece for extra good WhalabOnt
Evening star., 1896-10-31

23c yard for Best of Genuine French HairclOth. Z.
Ice for Zoe Blackjack Fancy Selicia. Sc for l2c
Selicia. lie for 15c Percaline. 16c for 2Oc Linen
Evening star., 1896-10-31

15c dozen for manufacturers Pearl Buttons, with
slight defects, called seconds Some are not
worth more than 25 cents dozen, but the beautiful
monsters for jackets and wraps were made to re-
tail at 81. Only 15c a dozen for choice.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
? Parais Royal.
Mondays great program at this G
st. corner.

Mondays great program at this G
st. corner.
Black Silks of we'll known makes
at least prices OF the season.
Dress lengths of wool fabrics, in
black and colors, at reduced quota
tons.
The fashionable Fur Trimmings,
Best Innings and Findings-all at
special prices.
Demonstration of the new Placket
Fastener, worth its weight in gold.
Imported Ribbons for no more
than being asked for trashy inlita-
tions
Paris Hats for theater and prone
made at 80 per cent discount.
China Dinner Sets from Thomas
Hughes 4 Sons of England, at half
ever before prices.
More than 1000 dozen Towels
bought and to be sold very cheap.
Evening star., 1896-10-31
For Bryan.

I would give Mckinley everything else
except Iowa, Illinois and Ohio which
class as doubtful, with leanings to Bryan.
nAnlfful
Evening star., 1896-10-31

NOT ONE IN TWENTY ARE FREE FROM SOME
little ailment caused by naction of the liver Use
Iai'era Little Liver fllis The result will be u
pleasant surprise. They give positive relief.
VIGOR, VITALITY AND A HEALTHY APPETITE
impaired by little Angostura Bittcrs every
morning Sole manufactures, Dr. ]. e.. b. Sic
CERT & Sons. At all druggists.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
&n S6WinofuAtiae.

Ser lluter3eidnete. Der burd elm sep6bn.
Iidss WittsI our @eiunbbsit tuieoer bersefelt
ipuros. nadoem er eini8e Sabre lang an elmer
idusren eun9entranibsit unb Der sefirdtsten
arantbsit. Sdminoiudt seIitten bate, bat elm
srobes Serlargeu ieinen WitIeioenoeu oas
Wittsl Der Seilun9 betannt gu MAIDEN. aQe
Sieienigen.bie es %perIanaeu, NJ irb er freuubIidit
(Sofsnfre) cine abidrift Der 3ubereituns
ididen, pelde fe ole eine iitere SeiIung fir
Sduinoiudt, aftbma. Gatarrb, 8rondttas uuo
ale Sals. uno 9unsen.8rantbeiten finoen uer.
ben. Gr boht bas ole 9eioenoe fem SeiImitteI
%probiren ueroen, Do es iebr luertbuoII 1T Die.
ienigen pelde bic 3ubereitnn9 perlangeu, peI6e
ibnen uidts folteu pirb. uno Elm Se9en fir fe
iein mag, luoGeu sefdaisft Q B ru. CD 10 a b
". % III BrootIpu, q. o., aooreifren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
@i6tte fur 2ebrer.

SeputpsS Superintendent Steparb beS
bfentIi6en INTERRUPTS bat cine Gntfdeibs
uns in elmer ipi4tisen gnsslesenbeit ab.
ssssbsn. ipsIde fur bic i'm 2ebramt tbs
tisen 9erionsn im 8an3en Staate bon
b6dfem Sntsrsfe 1T. Die S6uIoiref'
loren Der bffsntIi6en S4uIen su Wc'
8eesport batten in elmer nsuliden Sisune
einen 8oridlas aneenommen. babin 8e'
benb, bab ,,aae 2ebrer unb 9ebrerinnen
a~nssbalten tpsrben, iid elmer 8rifuns su
untertperien, obne &iidfi4t auf ibre Nor.
maIiduI 8 0ipIome, permanenten ober
prpfefioneIen @ertififate". Die Srase
tpurbe benz Departement flr bffentIiden
llnterridt ibereebsn, NIT Der %glufforbers
ung, su enti1eiben, Oh Der betreffenbe
SduIratb elm &edt bate, cine berartiSs
8etimmuns anaunebmen. SIN feiner
gntidsibuns iast Steparb, bas ,.bis
@rabuirtsn bon Staats.R ormaIi9uIen
Certificate ober SipIome beiiben, biz
ibnen bon Der ftaatliden 9rifunes'
bebbrbs in seisslider @siie ertbsilt fuur'
ben, unb Sab bieie @ertiifats Ober Di'
pIome ben BETTER BON elmer tpeiterer
8rifuns in irsenb einem auf benieIber
beseidneten Sd6srn entbinoen''.
Ser DeputpsS superintendent erfIdrt
bab Der 8eidluB bes SduIratbss Dor
Wc8eesport, tpenn er tpirfIid in 8raf
treten iUate, ala cine unoeranttportIide
tuiatirli@s Ausabuns Ofsislsr Wa&t'
bsfueniHe su betraGtsn lei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
Cas @efee In Se;us auf 6Tentli6e
Nerftetaerunaeu.

Ridter Grmentrout Bat borise 8ode
elm @utadten abseeeben in ben equity
Proceedings" bes Sobn ". SIannerp
ssesn Sotparb @. unb Ysrcp u. Sones.
Seine @nti&eibuns III bon sans bsIon.
berem SntereFe. SIM October bcrisen
Sabres faufte SIannerp setuiRes Iiessns
bss g%i8entbum in 1lnipnpiQe, ipeI9es bic
Serren Sones sur 8erfeiseruns sebra6t
baIten. Ser Preis bafir bstrue s3805,
Der 8aufer be3ablte s380.50 an uno I'M.
teri6rieb elm ,,Gsreemsnt', burd tpsIs
DIES ct fid serpHi9tete, irsenb peldsn
BerIuit 8ut;uma@en. Der ben 8erfduf:r n
baraus entteben f6nnte. bab Der 8dufsr
ben 8et ber 2aufiurnme ni9t besablen
piros. 70 bab bas giesntbum npdmaIs
perfauft perben miiBte. 8ur3 mad Der
8erfeiseruns bebauptets SIannerp, Der
preiS fei in betriseriider Meiie in bic
S6be sstrieben iporben. tpesbaIb ct iid
tueiserte, ben Reft Der 2aufiumums su er.
Issen, bic GERM Sonss bemsemab be.
nadri6tiete unb bann Elm equity Bers
fabren sesen bieieIben einIeitete. tporin
er mn einen ginbaItsbefebI (injunction)
nadiudte, bamit baS 8siBtbum ni4t
auf feline llnfoiten trieber bsrtauft tpiirbs,
unb ;usIei9 auf 8urid3abIuns bes bes
reits erlesten GneeIbes fle8te.
Bel Der 8erbanbIun9 Der &Iass Bee
baupteten bic Ssrfdufer, ss fei fsinerIei
8etrus a~nsetpenbet tporben, unb ertIdrs
ten ale bic 4n8aben bss &dufsrs fir
fali&. SIN isiner @ntideibuns isst nun
&idter @rmentrout
Scr Iuttionator er5ffnete ben 8ers.
fauf nit $4,000 unb rief bann: $500,
banfe mein Serr! $4,000, banfe ;
SO 700, bante $500, panfe mein
Serr! Damn bbrte er auf uno SLAM
nerp rief aus: i'd eebe Dir nod S5
mebr bafir! Ser Auftionator iaste
nod sinmul: banfe mein Serr ais
Oh ct bieie perihiebenen Nnsebote tpirf.
LID befcmmen bate. SIN Wirflidfeit
aber Der Iuftionator bic einsise
Psrion sspefen. peIds sebotsn bate,
unb bas natdrIid beimIid, fur Soparb
Sones, ben @isner. Gin Trember bate
gar nidt eeboten.
Gin 4uftionator barf in ebrIi6sr
Deiis unb eebsim flr cine brittle Berion
bieten. absr ni9t fir ben gisner. Ser
8srfauf 1T iomit uneiltis. Sis Yer'
tdufer miiRen baS InseIc suriidbssabIen,
uno stpar nsbit Snterefen. Das @isen'
tbum batf nidt auf Slannerp'S llnfoten
ipiebsr perfauft tperben, unb bic 8erflas.
ten baben iammtli9e 9ro,eBtoitsn su
traeen''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
Sunfle NcFe.

.,DunfIe &oHs" lit bic berl5mmIiG,
8esei6nun8 bon 2anbioaten, bic pIbslid
BEL elmer partebpoIitiidsn 2onpsntior
iber bic Sauptfanbibatsn unb bic Der,
fhiebenen @Iiquen bon beren AnbGngern
ben Siee %eetpinnsn, tpdbrenb ie an
Nnfane Der 2onbention enttpeber gal
nidt eenannt ipurben obsr nur ipenigs
Stimmen batten. Ser eissntbiimIidt
Iusorud e%rinnert an einen 8irfus, mos
nit iolde 8onbentionen of.maIs bon
bbien l9un8en persli6en tuerben.
.Man nebme bic Decentralization.
bibaten felt l940', faste Senator SOar,
,,uno man fpiro finben. bab bic &anbis
oatsn, popon gu WaibinstOn bic ReDs
mar, bon ben naGfoIeenben &onpentios
men Bel Seite sebrdnst ipurbsn. 9aS
beiBt, befannte Mdnner, tpel9e ala Iei'
tenbe &anbioaten b~aftanben, fonnten bic
Yrdiibenti6ufts' Nomination ni9t er'
lansen''.
Webitsr unb GIap tpurben bon BiIs
liam Senrp Sarriion (@robpater bon
grprdfbent Benjamin Sarriion) bel
Settle e%ebrdnet.
Sn 1874 ipurSen gab, Galboun,
Silas @risbt unb Ban 8ursn beieitlst
uno Bolt nOminirt.
Sn l848 eins es ebenio, Taplor ers
belt bic domination uno Mebiter uub
Slap ipurben intercollegiate 8elaFen.
SIN 1859 lief man bic 6emotratifhen
Sauptfibrer fallen unb 6ranflin 8ierce
bon Retp Sapen erbieIt bic domination.
SeitenS Der @biss IieB mon @sbitsr unb
Gilmore fallen unb nominirte ben @enes
raj Scott, Der BEL Der 8abI sef6Iasen
purbe.
SIN 1856 tpurbe 8idtsr Mc9ans. Der
Saupttanbibat Der RepubIlfaner. BEL
Seite sebrdnBt unb Sremont trat an
feline Steae.
Sn 1860 mubts Ssparb fir aineoIn
PIab MAIDEN.
Sn 1868 mar General Grant Der aans
bibat, Der isinsn @esnsr isitsr 2Omina.
ton bate.
Sn 1876 tpurben @oniIins, Simon
Cameron, Sherman unb Blaine bon
Sapes bel Settle s~ebrGnet.
SIN 1880 mubten Grant, Blaine,
Sherman uno gomunb suridfeben ee'
gen ben bOrber faum 8enannten @ar.
feb.
llnb aud Jest tpirb bic gniidt unter
erfabrenen Bolitifern INNER aasemeiner,
oab su st. Souls elm {. Q. ,,buntleS 8OB"
iber bic pielen ,,2ieblinsS S6bne", bic
iebt als 8anbibaten senannt perben, ben
Siee babon traeen fbnne.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
: Gin rs6t traurisss Bib sntipirft

- Gin re9t traurisss Bib snttpirft
Der u enbli1 berbfenli9te 8eridt iiber
ben Re9nunsSabfdIub Der Dor Sabres'
friit perfra4ten beuti6en Nationalbant
bon Dsnbsr, GOI., NIT ipeI&er bic sabl'
rei4sn Dsuti8en in iener Stabt ibre
@ei9dfte madten unb tpeI6er pieIe
feline beutids 9ei6aftSIsute unb Sanos
tpsrfer ibr 8elb anpsrtrauten. IS iino
10 bisIe srObe 8srftbbe sesen bic 8ants
ssisbs sntbsdt tporben, bab ii9 Der elm.
seisBts 3sdnunssausiduB NIT BEN
8unbss.D iitrietsanipaIt Sobnion bsbufs
criminsGer 8erfOIsuns Der S&uloisen in
8erbinouns ssiebt bat. Bis bic Sadie
ln'S Reins iommt, tpirb tpobI tpsniS fir
bic 9epoIitoren iibris blsiben. Die
paiiipa Der Ssrfra1ten 8anf feaen iib
mad benz 8sri@t bes &e4nunssauSs
i4uEes auf $780, 900 unb bic aftipa,
auf benz 9apier, 81, 100000; bon bie'
fen fallen absr S816, 900 auf adt Pers
ionen unb bon bieier Summe biirfts iebr
tpsnis ssrettet tperben. Bon ben Itti.
ben beri1Iansen @eridtsfoften unb pas
@sbaIt bee Sa4paItsrs $l4, 000.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

- lleber ben 8erfaa elmer befannten
psnnipIpaniiden Staot pirO tpie foIst
ssi6rieben Das 3erfbrunssperf Der
3tpei @orntpal Surnaces ssbt Iansiam
isiner 8eenbisuns enteeeen, idrsibt cine
lebanon 8eituns. Ser Sass robusirer,
bic adt 8otlers unb Seiser, bic stpei
@au6fdnssr bon SO. Q Surnuce uub
engine unO stpei grss8biter iinb bereits
bon ibren 8ldben entfernt tpOrben. Wsb'
rsre NebenseIeiie iinb ebenfaas aufse.
nommen unb mad Der GoIsbroOf furnace
eeidufft porben. Das einsise nod ses
blisbene Material lit cine engine. stpei
Osfsn unb cine 8attsrie bon bier 8oi'
Iers. Die Snnentpdnbe beiber Surnacsi
Iino berauSsenommen unb bic Surnacei
in grss 86fter psripanbelt tporben. gu,
nod furse 3eit unb bic emf 10 ftoIs pran'
ssnbe giieninbuitrie bon Gorntpal tpirt
Elm Ding Der 8~sreansenbeIt fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
General. 9apitdu 8epIer auf Sub

- General. 2apit6n @spIer auf @uba
bat cine neus ProfIamation erIafen.
DieieIbe tpsiit barauf bin, baB bic 8ss
beqen in Der Propin3 9inar bel 8io, bic
ii6 tpessn Der llnm5sIidfsit, bic ipanis
i9e MilitarIini su burdbreden, in gro.
Ser Rotb befdnbsn. aus Sur9t Dor Der
ansebIiG ibnsn BEL Der llnterperfuns
brobsnbsn Sobesftrafe fi6 bisbsr ni6t
snti1Iieben fonntsn. ii4 ben 8ebBrbsn
aus,uIisfern. DssbaIb tpurben unmsbr
perflst, baB ale Rebeaenfibrer unb
Rebslen. bic iid freitpilis nit ben @afs
fen ben Bsbbrben ereeben, iofort besna'
bist tpsrben tpirbsn unb baB aud bis'
isnissn, bic iid Ubne 8uffen srsebsn,
Der 8esnabisuns tbeilbaftis iperben
io0en, iebod nit Der 8eidrdnfuns, bab
ibnen Elm beitimmter IufentbuItsort ans
sepieien perben tpiirpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

90 1T mebr Satarrb in oieier 8egeno bss
9anoes ole bon allen anoeren Sranfbeiisn 5u.
iammen. uuo bic in ben leBten Sabreu gait er
ale unbeilbar. 8ieIe SABRE lang erfldrtsn
9pttpren ihu fur cine IotaIe Srantbeit unb
idrisben IofaIe SeiImitteI Dor, uub oa fe ibu
nit drstIidsr 8ehunSIung b%eitdnois ni&t turir.
ten. ertldrten ie Jpn fir unbeiIbar. Sie 8iHen.
idaft bat bepieien, bab Satarrb cine gonftitu.
tionsfrauibeit sub oebbalb eonittutiunsLe Be.
banbIuus erforo Saa's Satarrb Sur. fabri.
jirt bon 9. 8. 1beuep & 60. SoIebu.
Ohio. 1T bic eiu5ise eonftitutionele Sur i'm
@artte. sic miro innerlid in Soien ODER @a.
ben uOn 10 SropfeH bis ju einem Sbeelofel
pol gerommen. Gle tuirft brett auf oas 8lut
unb bic idIeimise Oberfade bee Sptems.
sic bieten sinbunosrt 9olars fur ieoen Sal
Den iie Su turiren uerfebIt. Cast @ud gircu.
Iare un6 8eugntfe tommeu. aorsNirt.
8. 8, GbeneB s. Co., Soltbo. o.
d@ gertauft bon allen apctbstern, Toe.
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: SIN Nstp Norf ID man einsm Gu

= Sn Rstp gorf III ma einem Spn.
bifat auf bic Spur %eeiommen, tSelbes
ni6t nur in iensr Stabt, ionbsrn au6
a~uSpdrts einen tpabrsn SflapenbanbsI
nit tpeiben Mdbden, buuptiG8Iid mit'
Observation-Disclosures, ;u uumOralifden
8tpsden treibt unb bic 8eb6rben baden
bsidIcfen, bieism i6anbIi8en @eiddfts
Elm Gnbs su MAIDEN. SIN elmer 8orun.
tsriu6una it feftsefteat ipOrbsn. baB
,tpei bubble unsariide Wdbdsn burd
einsn Mann Namsns 8obinsfp unter
Der Insabe, ibnen cine Stele unb Or.
belt 3u beri4afen, an ben 8irtb glboIpb
2iIbifd in go. 81 Menroe Strabs.
Renart, 81. s., uerfauft tpprbsn finb.
unb 3iIbiib bat Der BOIisei einsefanben.
bab CT benz 8opinSfp flr bas cine Wdo
den So unb far bas anbere 81 bssabIt
bat.
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Bon unaebeurer @idtisfeit {

- Bon u~nsebsurer 8idtisfeit fir
bic SeiIfunit fam fi6 bic Gntbeduns
stpeier @eIebrtsn in gbicaso-Bratt unb
Wiebtman ertpeiien. 0ieie ipoIen
ndmIi6 Bel ibren 8eriuden init ben bon
BrofeHor &osntsen XsS trabIen senann'
ten Mobiffationsn bes eIeftrii6en 2i6'
ties bic 8sobadtuns semadt babsn, baB
bic XsStrablsn 8ranfbsitsbaciaen aler
@rt unfebIbar tbbten. Dieie 3batia6s
1T aud gar ni6t 70 unpabridsinli6.
Wan tpir6 ii1 eriunern, 6aB Der Gnt
Sedsr Der x StrabIen ieIbit bon Infane
an baoon iibsrSeuet tpar, baB oas 2i4t
Der StrabIen, fir Die ReBbaut bes
menidli9ten 4uses uniidtbar, nit ben
Ioaenannten ultrabiolettsn Strablen bes
SonnsnipsftrumS ibentii6 finb. 9eren
auberorbentIi@e 6emiids @nsrsie III aber
Idon Idnsif befannt. unb es babsr aud
isbr Isi6t mDsIid. bab bieie 6emifde
8irfuns aud bic Tbotuns Der tpiusisen
2ebeueien uno 8ranfbeitserreser, 8afils
len senunnt, int @efOIse buben iann.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

No. 8rduter., 2imbursers, Sdpei.
sers, 8rids unb 2ieberfrans 8dIe Bel
Sreb. s.. WiSmaper, $50 2adapanna
Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01
QueQe
ber Sngenb
lit miebe r9efunb EFT /!

9ie &Iten iuerben wieoer jung,
Oie S9wa9en fart.
Ser 2ebenSfunfen miro riell an.
9efa6t
uno $ofnun9 9rilnt in ieber
8ruit.
Sabt ibr peile 9elebt2
Sabt ibr friide &rdfte n0tbis?
Mo9tet ibr pieoer jung iperoen?
Sdidt euere eenaue 4brsfe unb i'd
perbe eud mittbeilen, ipie sB mir seIang.
giur elm einfadeS Sausmittel 1T MOTHS
penbis. Tbomas Slater, Bog 1899.
&aIumasOo. Wi@. Sur fir Mtanner.
esst 9risfmarfs fir 8iidantpurt bel.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

Wer einen Gatarrb beilen mill,
mub nit benz 8lut anfunsen. Soob's
Sarfapariga beieitist bic uriade bieisS
unb bsiIt @atarrb babur9, bab iis
oaS 8Iut reiniet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

Soub's Pilen tDirten miIbs, absr
RAID unb fiber auf bic Sober unb ben
Wassn. 25c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

IeipeftabIe beutide Wdnner our lie.
bernabme Der &sentur fdr in iebem
Saufe Iei&t berfdufide grtifeI. @rs
fabruns nidt notbtpenbi8, einfa&e Nrs
belt unb quite 8e3abIuns %earantirt. See
Der. Der fi6 elm rentabIes @ei&aft su
sriinben tpini6t, ober ii@ einsn suten
Nebenperbienit perf6afen mil, idreibe
iOfott fdr GirfuIare unb foftenfreie Bros
ben an
g. 3. SbpDp s Co.,
SO. 322 State Strabe,
Racine, 0Sie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

I@- 8sfsIt bas .@oasnbIutt'.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-01

Hoods PIIIen werden besonders praparirt
um init Hoods S~arsaparilla genommen zu
werden, % cents.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-03-31
CLOSE ROOT PRUNING IN TREE
PLANTING.

Last spring tried root pruning with
peach trees in a limited way, the sell
being a very sandy loam, and the re-
suit was 50 satisfactory that in plant
ing my new orchard [ shall reduce all
the peach-tree roots to inch stubs. It
is not necessary to say that pOe ssbly
uEder other other c lnditions than such
as exist ct the South, this system might
not do so well; it's ADVANTAGES are so
great when it wall do that 1t is worth
the while Of those who have fruit trees
to plant to try 1t in a small experim n
tai way. Ia pruning the cut should be
made with a sharp knife, the cu5 slOp-
ing from the undersiie Of the root TO
ward its point. The cut end CaliOuses
and from this callus roots branch. 1t
i8 claimed tDat these new roots tend to
grow at nearly right angles to the cut
surf c., or downward, while the tree
planted with whole roots extends l. g
roots more nearly in a h0riz )ntal line,
where drouEn can reach them. Be
sides the deeper roots given, 1t Is fur
ther stated by these who have tried
this plan that the trees make a more
vigorous and uniform growth, and that
they are much more sure to grow.
Where the roots are close pruned, the
stem should also be cut down to about
a foot in length. When ground is pre-
pared, the planting is done by simply
thrusting in a spade, leaning it for
ward, dropping in the tree or vine be
hind it, removing the spade, and tread
ing down the s Ill firmly.-Judd Pierce
(Alabama), in American Agricultural
lst.