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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
FOOD FOR GOSSIP.
Our FASHION CORRESPONDENT
SERVES SOME MODIsH DIET.
TO TOUCH " HUBBYS" POCKET-BOOK.
Clothes for House and street-White
Yokes a Feature of Spring styles
Large Revers on Paris Jackets
other Fashion Notes.

(Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)
NEW YORK, February I2.-rhe black
iaNcta craze is upon US. Our grand
mothers considered a berufiied DiacK
tancta an absolute necessity, a gown
no woman with any pretensions to style
could afford TO be without. It's glitter
is rustic. and It's llghtness were SO OBJ
vously in its favor that it was impossi-
be TO resist its seductions. And now the
1888 woman will rustic and glitter also.
Black taffeta skirts are made up Dy
drcssmakers and the large stores ana
are all beruaed. Some are lined win
colored eros grain. others with percaline,
but the daintiest OF all are unlined, de-
pending on the quality OF the SILK ior
the nrmness needed. A six inch hem
stinened with gauze sufices to hold out
the hem. The trimming consists OF rut-
nes I'm clusters, rufies outlining rounu
apron and reaching nearly 10 the pei'
In the back, or ruffies following the i'o"'
seams from the belt. turning TOWARDS
the back at the lower edge and con-
unulng around the skirt. Every rune
is finished with a narrow hem ana irany
have narrow Chantilly race VI -
black velvet ribbon, or a gimp Oh S,s,s'0
row Of Jet spangles. or tihy 49,
menterie OF six soutache Many OF these
hounces are much wider at the BACK .n ma
IN 'front.' and all on the bias OF ,he sim
WAISTS ON THE BLOUSE ORDER.
Waists for these gowns are on inc
blouse order slightly pointed or W." ~
fat BASQUE. Cross tucks ana InhleS VI
lengthwlse tucks. rows Of lace insertion ,h
white silk and lace yokes, isce luia.eo
batste vest front, and jetted mousse
line yokes, are trimming for these "S a,so
Rows OF narrow black velvet are 1lso
used Alternating with cross tucks. 1nese
bodies display the fancy for WIZ ts
yokes ana fronts which Is one OF .no
most conspicuous features OF tho ~"
seasons styles. f,a,,,e
The pretty girl in the centre OF Dame
Fashions ian this week wears one y,
these gowns sketched by our sraas s,,,sS
lsading dry-soods house. Tine "''"'''e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
"AULD LANG sYNE."
Original Manuscript of Poem Owned
by an Albany Lady.
(Ihe Century


The late Chancellor John " i. Pruyn,
Of Albany, n. Y, was the successful pur-
chaser of "Auld Lang Syne," and the
one to make the autograph one of Ameri-
cas- treasures. The facts regarding It's
removal TO this country are of peculiar
interest. and they bring the history OF
the autograph, now more than century
old up TO date.
Mr. Pi-uyn was a lover OF curios, and
particularly Of the kind connected with
an interesting past; and his collecting
showed q refinement not evident In the
taste Of the usual collector. In 1853 the
centennial of the birthday OF Robert
BURNS was made the occasion for cele-
bration in different cities OF the United
States; and the literary people OF Albany
decided to observe the day by memorial
exercises in u large han on the evening
of the day. Previous TO the event Mr..
Pruyn planned that it would be feature
II he could secure this autograph copy
of the poets AUD Lang Syne." Henry
Stevens was q famous purchaser Tor col
lections in those days, supplying MI.
James Lenox, Mr.. John Carter Brown,
the British Museum, and others win
some of the most valuable old works;
and thereby hangs tale to be told later.
He owned the verses in question. lie
was a friend Of Mr.. Pruyn. and cor
respondence regarding the matter In hand
began. The result was that Mr.. Stevens
sold the verses 10 Mr.. Pruyn, and the
manuscript was intrusted to Captain
Moody, who guaranteed that 1t should
reach Chancellor Pruyn in time for the
celebration. His steamship reached New
York late on the day OF the celebration
leaving but few hours to get II to
Albany. or the mission would prove fruit
less. The only way was for tho captain
N select one OF his trusty men. With
this special messenger II was sent from
the steamer and conveyed with all dis
natoh directly TO the hall In Albany. AIR.
Pruyn was all-expectant when. during
the exercises. he was called from the
han. Though he was gone only mo-
ment. all interest in what was going on
anon the stage was lost for the time
be,ne. Another swing OF the door, and
Mr. Pruyn entered. waving aloft the man.
uscrlpt. and exclaiming. 1T Is here?'
with exultant delight. and amid cries OF
".Auld Lang syns Is with usF' Chan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

same policy of hope. Tall masts from
Maine were set up for the glistening cop
per wires that were TO whisper messages
from city to city. In few years there
came an ice-storm, and miles Of telephone
poles snapped under the weight Of the
laden wires. The telephone wiro snarl
was greater than the telegraph .tangle
had ever been.
NOW both the telegraph, and telephone
companies have lesson" said the public.
In the mean time the trolley wire had
come into the chief avenues OF every
city, and electric light conducting wires
were increased. adding 10 the danger,
should the multitude OF metal conductors
become oisarranged. Again the news
papers and mayors shouted "the wires
must go under-ground'-this time little
more forcibly. But persistency petered
out. and tho corporations continued to
string wires.
Now comes the third warning il
would seem that business foresight would
induce the corporations to take the initia-
tive. But unfortunately It is usually
necessary TO compel them by legislation
TO protect themselves as we'll as the pub
lie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

Every day we have examples OF the ty-
ranny OF capital over labor, OF the seems
Ing disregard of the employer for the
feelings OF tho employee. Only last weeks
says the Dowagiac Republican. while u
gang OK men were cutting ice on the ST.
Joseph river near Niles. one OF them fell
in. He had his saw In his hands, and
doated down stream under the Ice aoous
nine miles 20 where they had been cutting
the day before. IL was open and he
came to the surface and crawled out Be-
ing a little dazed. he thought II was ID
was the same hole, and went 70 saving.
as though nothing had happened; but. We
are sorry 70 say, his employer locked him
fifteen minutes lost time. and threatened
to discharge him II he feIl In again.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

cellor Pruyn advanced to the stage and
read the poem through. Hardly could
the people be prevented from breaking
in upon him; and when 1t was proposed
to sing it through. enthusiasm knew no
bounds. Never did chorus so willingly
lend aid, and the familiar air swelled
forth in mighty volume.
The cherished page was bound within
Russia leather covers, and with 1t was
placed a letter to Dr. Richmond from
Burns, dated February T. 17SS, proving
the identity Of the writing in the poem
and also the letter written to Chancellor
Pruyn by Henry Stevens when sending
the poem TO him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

Baltimore American)

(DdltiIuVt0 <>tsiCA t|8If
During recent excursion 10 Bodkiu
Point, at the mouth OF the Patapsco. un-
der the auspices OF the Maryland Geo
logical Survey and the woman's College
Museum, a fossil cypress swamp depcxis
was found buried twelve feet below the
surface. II having been exposed TO view
by the action OF the waves In wearing
away the bay cliffs. Numerous cypress
stumps were seen in upright poAuons
with their roots In place and exhibitine
the peculiar knees characteristic OF
these trees Some OF the stumps were %
gigantic sizs. the largest measuring Aneus
ten feet IN diameter az the top. The
stumps. roots. and knees are ~ pS', sss
OF the deposit IL yet In question, but ths
latter is considered 20 represent a'a "a an an
cient land surface az ieass 80 S.u - w.
even prove 70 belong TO the lower 60
tacecuA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

lar and belt will be OF deep pink, cherry,
turquoise. or emerald-green velvet, with
a buckle of steel set with colored jewels
to match the velvet. Rows Of velvet RIB
bon, graduated in widths. trim many OF
the new skirts. Black net skirts, ribbon
trimmed, are worn over skirts Of plaid
silk, and very odd they look.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
Overhead Wires.

z
Ten years ago. when business in New
England was paralyzed by blizzard. Deo-
pie said that the telegraph companies
would profit by the lesson and specify
put their wires under ground.
I'VE shall not have another blizzard ="
said the telegraph people. And the tele-
phone. which had just begun 10 extend
its lines over the country. followed the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

mitted that IL was impossible TO pretend
that they were fresh. Finally the lot fell
for 1915 TO a dealer OF the name OF Cross
of TfVprnool
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
0BaS Sismaree'S Organ fact.

Die hamburger Radridtsn" brinsen
fcIsenbe 8eipre6uns Der Situation,
pelbe nit Der gntShiebenbeit Der 8e.
tonune bes StanbpuntteS unb Der oifenen
Spra6e auf Srieoridsrub ais 0ueus
binpeif:
IS III nidt bic Nufsabe bes Reids,
su unteriuden. tper Re6t bat. IS 1T
lberbuupt penieer cine Redtss als cine
Wadtfruee. Ser 8ripatmann mag bas
8oreeben Amerifa's beudlsriid, an.
maBenO unO bubsieris bsssi6nsn. Die
8eeierune fiimmert iid niht barum.
Sic muB bic fir 9eutidIunb niiBIidite
BoIitit einihlaeen. Inns lit eS einerIei
Oh Guba ipaniid. ameritaniid ooer
ielbftdnci8 1T. auber Der nnintereHirt'
beit beitimmen bic Sanoelsbesiebunsen
stpiiben DeutidIano unb ben Ser.
Staten. ioipis bic subIreiden in Amerifa
Iebsnbsn Deuti6en bic iorsfdItisite Heus
traItdt. Die Wonroe'D ottrin 1T omar
cine u~ualaublide lnueribdmibsit. aber
tbsOretiiden @iberipru6 oassssn pirb
Dsuti6lanb erft bann beibdtissn, tpenn
bsutide Sntereien inpoIpirt iino."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Sas Seine Senfmal enbli@ ees
bpraeu?

Ser Stabtrutb bon Soboten, Der Be.
riibmten, eerabe iiber bon Rep Dorf &C..
leeenen Safenitaot Rep Seriep's, bat
nit anerfennenspertber 8sreitnlaisteit
geftattet, bab Serter's Msifterpsrf, Der
in einem Rep Dorfer 3oaiduppen psr'
tpabrte 2orelep Drummer. in benz berrlid
seIesenen Subion 9urf in Sobofen auf.
eefteat perbe.
@eraoe bort, unter ben Sdattsnbau.
men bes f66nen 8arts, abieits bonn Sc.
tDie Der Wetropole unb fat unmittslbur
am lfer bes Subion, mare mad 4niidt
pieler maBsebenoen Deutiden Elm iebr
~seeieneter Blab fur bas SeinesD enfmaI,
pslhem SelotismuS unb Yriioerei in
Jeutiblano, 8rooneib unb blboer Sab
sesen aaes Sremos in SEEM gorf feline
Stdtte e6nnen. SOboten. bic oft nit
unredt ettpas beip6ttelte 8oriabt bon
Sambure unc Bremen, bat sottIob nod
nibt, nie Nep Yorf, cine 8unit, Sons
milton, bic iib erlauben bari. iber
Werfe Der bebeutenbften 8initler Elm obs
fdaiSes nrtbeil su ssben, obeleid nod
teiner Der Serren Ridter lie elm Werf bon
nur anndberno abnIl4er 8ebsutuns se'
ihafen bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Die 8rteasnrfaAe.

Die Gorrsiponbsns nit Spanien IN
bonn Staatsbepartement befannt seeeben
tporben. 9ie Depeide, bic baS eissnts
Iide l1Itimatum sntbieIt, Iautet tpie
folet: ,,@aibineton. 90. IpriI. Woob.
forb, @eianbter, Mabrib SO ift Sbnen
Der @ortIaut elmer s~emeiniamen 8eioIu.
tion hes @onsreisS Der 8sreinisten
Staaten, eefabt am 10. biefss Wonats
unb beute untsrseidnet. in 8e3ug auf
bic 8aeificirune Der SnieI @uba sueegan,
gen. Samit tpsit Sic Der grdiibent an,
bsiasts 8eiolution unpersdsIi6 sur 8snnt.
nis Der fpanii6en Resieruns su brinssn
nit Der formeaen Sorberune ber Reeier.
uns Der 8ereinieten Staten, bab bic
fpaniide Reeierune fid iofort ibrer Iu,
toritdt unb Der &eaierun8 auf Der Snfsl
Guba besebe unb ieins 2anb, unb See.
frafte bon Guba unb aus ben eubanii1sn
@eudHern surid3iebe.
Snbem bic 8sreinisten Staten biefen
Sdritt tbun, seben iie eIeidseitis ibre
Abiidt funb, feinerIei Soaberdnitdi,
Surisbiftion ober @ontrOIe iiber senannie
SnieI aussudben, aussenommen Der fur
ole Bacifeirune no~tbtpenbisen, iotpie
ibren gntidIub, bic 8esieruns unb Son.
trolIe iiber bic Sniel mad erfOleter gaci.
ficiruns benz 8olfe unter FOLDER freien
unb unubbdnsigen &esierunssart su iiber'
luHen, ipis bieies iis einaufdbren fir gut
finbet.
SIN Sale bis sur Wittussitunbs bss
nddfsn Samfass, ben 90. apriI Tau.
fenben Subres, bisier Resisruns isitsns
Der fpaniiden feline sole unb sufrieben'
iteaenoe Mntiuort auf oieie SUroeruns
unb Reiolution, tpobur6 Der Sriebe auf
@uba seiidert perben ioa. s~usesansen
it. pirb Der Brdfibsnt, obne peitere
Radridt su eeben, bic ourd bic beiaBte
eemeiniame &eiOlution ibertraeene
Wudt unb 9lutoritdt Biz su elmer iolden
Gusbebnuns antusnben, aIS bic Notb'
tpenoisfeit, bieieIbe in 9Iusfdbruns au
brinsen, 8ebietet."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Saiferli6 Seutf6es Sonfnlat,
Nhtlapelpbia, Na.

Naboem feline MaieItdt Der 3aiier
unb S6nie bic @naoe sebubt baben, Die
gum Nnoenten an ben bUaielisen 8aifsr
unb 8bnie Wilbelm | ben @roben &C..
tiftete Webaile allen redtmdBieen Sn'
babern Der preubiiben 8rieesosntminse
fur 1864, bes preubiiben @rinnsranss.
treu,es fur 1866 ober Der &~riessoenf.
munss bon 1901, obne 8adiitt
auf lbr 8ombattantens ober RlHts 8om.
b~attuntens8 erbdltnib gu oerleiben, tpers
ben biermit ale in ben Staten Bennipl'
nanisn unb Delamure p~obnbaftsn Su.
baber elmer Uber aaer Der oben besei9neten
Acknowledgement fir &ombattanten
ober Hlbt. &ombattanten, alio aud 4. 3.
3ranienpHsserinnen. @eiflide u. T. M,
aufseforoert, fih BEL benz unterssidneten
8aiisrIiben 8oniul, unter 8orlnge ibrer
Rilitdrpapiere, 8eiibasusnIhs u. {. NJ,
ihriftlih su mslben.
IS bat alto ieosr ginselne Elm 8siud
einsureiden, in ipsI6em enihalten iein
mub :
|. Ser Same unb idmmtIide 8orna.
men (osr Rufname 1T su unters
hrei6en).
Q. Stanb ooer @etperbe.
3. Gag, Monat unb Sabr Der @eburt.
4. @sburtsort (8reiS, 9ropinO.
5. 9~esentpdrtiser Wobnort (StraBs
unb Nummer).
6. 9ie 8tieesuusssidnunsen, peIbs
Der Intraeiteler bsiibt.
Die in bieiser Staet unb llmaeeent
f~pobnbuiten Berionen fbnnen bieies Sc.
iub peri6nli6, fpdbrsno Der @ei6dfts.
ftunben bes 8oniuIatS. bon 10 bis 3 ubl
(Sonnobenbs bis ~ ubr), iberbrinser
uno babel Bleihseitig ibre Wilitdrpaptert
porle8en, UNI bieie iofort ipieber mit,u'
nebmen. -Die nebrieen BADEN ibre sri,
litdrs8 apiere. pelde ibnsn nad YriifD
uns iofort 3uriidSei1idi werbsn, ibrsn
@eiude %beisufdssn.
Rein antrae fann berddiiatigt perr
ben. pbne ihriftlinss @eiud.
Da bic Nnferiisuns Der WeSaiqen
pelde in Deutihlanb erfolst, einen Ian
seren 9eitraum in Inipru6 nimmt
wiro bic %ausbdnoiSune lie mad 5srtig
telung. fir ben biesieitiesn 2oniuIars,
bejitf, bon bier aus bepirft iperben.
Dor gmpfuns beS 8sfibssusnifss
peIdsS sIei6Seitie nit Der WsOaiae Der
abfolet tperben pirb. III Rismano befuai
Oie--ettpa anosripeit bel dufts-Nsoaia
ansuleeen.
aas antrdse iOaten iufOrt ssltsa
tperben.
BblIabeIpbia, ben 81. april 1898.
@baS. $. Weper,
&aiierli6 oeuifder 2oniuI.
$50. 1927 @bsitnut Strabe,
9bilabelpbia, ga.
n (Iqe beutiaen 3eituneen her Staa
!. ten 9ennfpIbania uno 9slaipare iperbe
ssbsten, Obisss tchsnfrsi absubrudsn).
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
An S6ninefi6tiae.

Ser llntsr5ei&nets BAT, Madden err mebrsre
Sabre lang nit sinsm idmeren a~unaenIeioen
bebaftet mar. rueId,s in S%dtuinoiudt ausju.
arteu orobte, ourd eiufads Mlttsl feline @s.
iuuobeit pisbsr srIan9t. uuo CT nth oiefes
Seilmittel Der lsioenoeu Meufhbeit mittbeilen.
Mn ALE, msIde oas SeilmittsI babeu woleu,
ididt CT bsrsitiuiqief cine Gopie bss BON ibm
benusten @,espts. psldes bic eei6snoeu ale
elm ftdsres SeilmittsI seaen e9ninbfuat,
afbma, aatarrb, 8ronditis, un6 ale SaIss
uuo enngenfranfbeiten fsnnsu lernen tpsroen.
Gr boft. oab ule eetosnbe fein MitteI probirsn
iperoen. oa es uniddbbar 1T. Sitienigen.
pelHe oas 8sespt babsn mouen. tpeIdes ibnen
uidts foftet uno fd pieleidt ale cine % obltbat
%eriptilsn miro, molten freunoIiidf aoreHiren:
Rev. Edward A. Wilson,
Brooklyn, New York.
- grtuGbnt bisis 3eitune.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Ienntbiere unbrau6bar.

DaS 8rieessD Department bat elm Te'
leeramm bon benz 8rieabe.G General Wers
RAM, ber bas Wilitdrs Department bes
columbia befeblist. erbalten, tpeIdes
melbet. bob bic Rennibier' Expedition
nab Ilasfa ii6 ais Elm bolitdnbiser
SeblidIae erpieIen bat. Das 3ele.
Sramm sibt einen Gussus aus einem See
ritte beS Or. Sbeloon Sadion in Dpsa,
in psldem eS beiBt. oaB pieIe &%enntbiere
bersitS tobt fino. neil es an PATHFINDER
Rabruns fir fe febIts, oaB man aber
ipdter eeniiseno Woos Sefunben babe,
UNI tpenisitens einen Tbeil Der 8enntbier'
beeroe su erbalten. Or. Sadion sibt
ben Ratb. bic Soridunss' Expedition, su
tpsIdsr bic R~enntbiere benist perben
ioatsn, a~ufsuseben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Die Mddte,

So ~perIautet, oaB DeutidIanb, Osit.
srrei6, Sranfrei9 unb Stalisn cine se'
meiniame Note an bic Ser. Staten uni
Spanien ienoen perben, in beusn is
bieisn srDbts 8oriidt in Der 8sbanbluns
neutraler Sdiffe anempfeblen uno biusu'
iisen, bab unoernfaas auf polen S1a.
beneriab beftanben peroen tpiroe.
@enannte Wddte beabiidtisen. be.
bufs 8eobadtuns bon Sdiffss unb an.
Osren Operationen, Sdiffe mad benz
8rieeSidauplube su %ieneen. 9euti6Iunt
wiro pabrideinlid ben ,.86nis @il,
beIm" fdidsn. 8robbtitannisn uni
RuBlano balten nod surid.
Sin oeutider 8reuser 1T nad st. 1bo.
mas. Weit Snbien. beorbert tporoen.
Die utluntif@e Dipiiion bes frapsDiir
iden 9tOroeeibpabers bat bic Srore err
bulten, iih pdbreno Der Seinoislisteiter
bsftsnois in Der RO&bati4aft Der Until
len ~aufaubaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
BUR Seabtmn9.

Vile D~isisnissn, mic !. 9. a~leiHbSnbIsr,
Uirtbs, 8sitbauier, etc., psI&e Wurf aler Art
in srSetrtr Auantitdt stbrauGen, tpsresn % Ia
ibrtm Sntsrsht fnbtn, ibrs Ginfdufs bel
&enrp Strmbrmif,
24O Gin Stra8s
~ MAIDEN; 5slspbpn 1888. gBir f&Ia&tsn
infer sissnss 8isb unb fabri,irtn unlfrf Wurf,
liub baber in ben Stanb esitBt, bfftrt Aualit6t
unb nisbrissrs prtiis ais anbsrs ~ ssbfu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
SelifateHeu.

Sifde: Neue SOadnbiide Sdrinse
uno 8ufide Sarbinen, hamburger
Iale in Del uno @elee. Gapiar. Sar.
olnen in 8idien, 2Obter, 4ppetit Silbs,
sefodter Waderel, 8ieler Sprottsn in
Del.
safe: Sromaee be 8rie, 2ieberr
franz. Cream. 9riner. Shpeiser, Sim.
burger, 8adiein unb Sanb 8dfe.
Wurt: Salami unb GerpeIat. Wie.
uer, init ober Obne Sauertraut, uno
Srantfurtsr in 9d6ien.
Spebialitdten: OdieumauI.
Salat. 2isbis's SIeifd' grtratt, OIipsnbl
bsim Quart. 2amm. 3unsen in 16pfsn,
@biparb 9 iebeder,
$50 2adatpanna Ibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
9ia Bart 9otel,
an Der Ounmore Roae.

an Der Sunmore Roao.
Der tlntsr,ei6nets bat has Sptsl bss Strrn
@sorse aiubad an Der Dunmprs &oa b iibr-
nommsn unb pirb lit bslirsbsn, ben ptribsn
@Gifsn nit ben, 8sifsn auttupartsn, mae aiiHf
unb 8eler btsttt.
Snbem i'd mid BEN sfsbritn publiium bsfitns
smPfsbls, Iaps i'd ju 3ablrsiGsm Seiuts srstbsnff
Gin. q. 8eBbplb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Die aiinftiaffe &aifpn

um aatarrb su iurirsn III has Srlbiabr.
@dbrenb benz @inter III es fe6r tpabrs
idsinli6, baB fi@ Der patisnt bon
Reuem erfdItet unb einen 8idfaa erIsi.
bet. @enn bic 8ebanbIuns aber i'm
5ribiabr ~ansefansen unb Bis in ben
Sommer fortsefibrt tpirb, bat man fdr
ben fommenben Winter ni@tS su befir1s
ten. RatirIi6, eS fommt Iqes auf bic
Webisin an. Sc eiebt cine erobe Wense
3atarrb'W ebisinen, tpeIde bon ben uns
ansenebmiten Spmptomen tempordr bss
freien. 9e'rusna furirt Iansiam. absr
aud bauernber, aIS biefe Sorte bon DE.
bisinen. Gin SIRIUS nit Pesru.na
udbrenb benz Sribiabr furirt 2atarrb
idneler ala tpabrenb ireenb elmer anbern
Saiion. Serr @aIter $. Tuder, Son.
eorb. 81. g., idreibt an Dr. Sartman
pie fUIst ..glIs i'd FOR bier Sabren
dniins. Sbrs Nsbisin su nebmsn, lit i'd
an droniidem 8atarrb. SD bate BEL.
nabe apei 9ubenb SIai6en fog. .,Ga.
turrb. Sure" eenonunen obne nennenss
ipertbe grleidteruns su neriplren. 8e.
ru.na iurirt 9adti6psiB unb Sapin.
bel /; es iurirte ben Suiten, ben i'd bon
meiner Wiese an bate i'd fam iasen,
bab eS mir bas 2eben rettete."
Or. Sartman publisirte in 8uhform
cine Reibs bon 8ortrdsen iibsr Seridis'
bene Bbaien bon hronifhsm 8atarrb,
Bud er ,,Winters &atarrb" BE-
titelt. Dieles Bud mirb fret an irsenb
cine Abrefe usrididt bon Sbe 9esru.na
Manufacturing, Company, @olum'
bus, Obio.
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&db,paebe, nerppfe 9serfpnen.
seeenibss Dem stabtsebdube,

gepIast bon SoHuunsslof8teit nHo idledteu
re.ssn; Drhn.' maqsa GnT s0pIlgmstSsa, pear
tarrb, @aa.noridsn, siublusrNOpfuns. @i.
biatsit, Grr6tbsn. 8ittern. Sesfiopfsn Aenst.
lidteit uno Sribinu, erfabrsn aus benz ,Sus
Be%nnfreunh", ME sinfah uno biQis fe srnuo.
llt gebelt nuo pole Seiuuobeit, iuseufItde
6rifhe uno Srobfnu nieoer ~sllangsn fonnen.
@ans neues SeiIbsrfabreu. Serer ieiR eigenet
arBt. Sdidt 25 Ste. Brisfmartsu mo Sbr be.
fommt ipfort oles unsnibebrlide Bud pei is9slt
Jussianot bon Der Pribats alinif,
Isl o. npsnne, Rem gorf Gitp.
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: SIN ben auranIaaen aarIsbab's bot

- SIN ben 2uranIusen 8~arIsbab's bat
elm berni6tsnees Seuer s%etpdtbet. SIM
neuen ,,8aiierbao", benz nit Dor einiesn
Sabren errihteten monumentaIen 8radt.
bau. fam Ssuer aus. Wobl ipurben bic
ener9iiaften Inftrensuneen eemadt,
bod selans es Der Ssuertpsbr ERR, Der
Slammen Ssrr su iperben, na6oem Elm
Gbeil bss @ebduoes ssrf6rt mar.
10 8stsat bas ,@o4snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
Sbarles San9,
3a6folssr pom Bang & Gapmsps,,
9ampf Sottling @crfe
I2I Nenn MDenne.

6abrifant ppn
9raubeu-S oba, Bird isr, SpbapaFer, Gar
fapartaa, Ssltsrs-B after, 9tlfaf Singer
Vile, Grab applt Cher.
eassrbitr unb PORTER In aIaf&tu fir ben
pausssbraut psrbtu tpfenfrsi inNs Saus az.
jffsrt. - Ssspbou no. 592.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-04-28
SChIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, opiat oder
Sehlaimedizin hervorgebracht, ist ungesund,
entschieden zu yerwerfen. Is untergrabt die
Gesundheit, zerrHttet die Constitution und der
Patient verfillt sicher in einen schlimmeren
Zustand der hiufg in die schrecklich elende
Gewohnheit a%usartet, wo Cocaine und Opium
unumginglich n5thIg sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her
vorgebracht, kommt yielleieht nicht so schnell,
aber er kommt sicler und list andauernd we'll er
durch das natirliche crosse heilende und YER
jiingende Mittel hervorgebracht ~wird-das
reinigcnde belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nihrt die Nerven init lebensvoller Energie
und stdrkt die Constitution Won der wirklichen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens durch
reines, relehes rothes Blut.