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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
No Reason,

Because you are not of the most i'm
pious class of transgressors is no suffi-
Gent reason to despise others nor to
boast before God how good you are, so
that your prayer does not need to ask
for the Divine mercy. Some have pray
ed for grace just because they have been
80 dreadfully wicked. Others in this age
rather boast of their extra degree of sin
fitness, thinking to make them appar-
emily more fit for redemption. -Reform
ed Church Messenger.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Prominence in the church is no sure
sign of personal piety and certain safe
ty. Christ denolninated the heads Of
the ecclesiastical departments OF His
day as generation of vjpers. - whose
warning to fee from the wrath to come
was as daring, and their needing that
warning was as astonishing as its
worthlessness would be proved unless
they brought forth fruits meet for re-
pentsnce =" Hypocrisy will save no
man because he happens to be the head
of some ecclesiastical department. -
Church Standard.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
Peace.


There is a peace that cometh after sor-
row,
OF hope surrendered. not of hope full
filed;
A peace that looketh not upon tomorrow
But calmly on a tempest that is stiled;
a peace that lives not now in joys ex-
cesses
Nor in the happy life OF love secure.
But in the unerring strength the heart
possesses
OF conflicts won while learrina 70 en-
dure;
A peace there is in sacrifice secluded,
A life subdued. from Will and passion
free.
TITS not the peace that over Eden brood
ed.
But that which triumphed in Gethsem-
ane.
American Friend.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

God takes no pleasure in pain or sor-
row, but He will impose both if thereby
He may bring US TO love Him or make
us more like Himself. At such time it
is selfish, unbelieving, TO complain and
murmur-very wicked to find fauluwith
God. There are medicines which, taken
with wisdom and in moderation, battle
disease and restore health; but abused,
they weaken and destroy. So with sick
ness and sorrow, as we please to use
them. To some they are what God
means them for all, SAVIOR Of life unto
life; to others, a SAVIOR of death unto
death. Al such a time it is only wise to
be very oonsiderate,' very humble, very
submissive. Lutheran Observer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
The Garden Gate.

Lon. ago IN childish terror
From .s....ie! sname fed,
I,on..jns iadz- toward home ahead,
Thragsh ~, Iart AMI hv the windows,
Swift a,45f 4l-, as fes, IF fate,
Nevtr. --...II nh fcNinl me
CANCEL ..ul cla~.,55i the garden gate.
BIZ, car, of hau.y childhood,
Karl5r- harm and sorrow oGt,
Where the shadow OF the homestead
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
Dear Brethren of the NJ. B. Column:

Dedr. Brethren Of the W. b. Column:
hope those of you who have Little fam
lilies about you, have held the baby some
evening at least long enough for your
wives to read our column. If you have
not thought that you could do such a
thing, remember there will be no excuse
for you after this week.
l want to have little confidential chat
with you, and you must not think l am
fault finding if l tell you few plain
truths, tnougn IL you don't like some of
the things say you can write and tell me
so. No doubt the bread winners need
hopeful and helpful words said to them as
well as the busy housekeeper. Although
we hear the complaint of "hard times
very often, yet we ought to remember
our mereies". Just think of last years
potatoes! And -four is cheaper than it
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

A new anecdote OF Dickens has recently
come to light. He one day related how
the title of "Otiver Twist had suggested
itself. The author had long puzzled his
brains to know what name TO bestow on
the youthful parish founding, when, one
day getting into one Of Shiilibeer's omni-
buses, then not long established, the con-
ductor slammed the door and shouted out
tothe driver, go on, Oliver Twist. - 1.-The
slngularity OF the cognomen struck me"
said Dickens, land | said TO myself,
That's he name for my new hero
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Miss GERrIE DUNKtN.
Franklin. Neb., writes:
i suffered for some time with pain
ful and irregular menstruation, falling
of the womb and pain in the back
tried physicians, tst found no relief
Il was at last persuaded totry Lydia
L. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
and cannot praise it enough for what
it has done for me. | feel like a new
person. and would not part with your
medicine. l have recommended it to
several of my friends"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
DAY.


A. every new Year may lie compared to an
unwrtter diary, the white pages of l'99 are
nearly al before u and II i a serious question
what shah we write upon them. Many pages
may be but a record of commonplace deeds .
cooking, sweeping, washing, caring Tor chill
dren and all such common duties, hut may we
not illuminate the otherwise homely pages with
kind words ana deeds.
Let u leave no blot7 OF i'll will or stain OF I'M
kind thought, remem boring that every day the
unwritten leaves of the volume grow less, and
that we never pass through this world but once.
"If therefore there be any good we can do any
fellow being TO make the burden of life lighter,
let US not defer or neglect 1t, Tor we will never
pass this WAY again Apropos OF this thought
l hope the readers OF this column will not ne
glect to write, until Aunt Madge ceases to be
hopeful that it may be helpful. ELLEN.
The favorite poems and the recipes with
which "Eillen' favored US, will have a
place in future number.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
TIE y NITRIC
Ellsworth, Me.

"Anlctious are Gods ministers disguised;
sorrow and sickness, poverty and death
Shall, one by one. remove their frowning masks
And We behold the smiling face beneath,
\ II radiant with the glory and the calm
OF having looked upon the front of God"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Il have hard that she walks in her
sleep" said the gossip.
Indeed - returned Mrs. Parvenu
scornfulIy. $50 common, isn't it, |
should think She would ride. "-Chica-
90 Post
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
Eager For Distinction.

First Hobo-I'd like to 90 to Cuba.
Second Hobo-What for?
First Hobo-I'm tired of being called
a tramp. 1t would seem more high
toned to be known as reconcentrado
Town Topics.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
AN ANttt.N NOITAiis..
Almanacs Over "A Century Old One
for the Year 1161,


One OF the treasured possess of Rev
f, L. Hunt. of Ellsworth Falls, Is time
stained and time Worn volume composed
OF some dozen old amanacs, roughly
bound together. One of the aimanscs is
less than a century OF age, and one Of
them is for the year 1861.
The volume was found in a very old
house which was being torn down at MIR.
Hunts former home, Weymouth, Mass.
The books have ala interest aside from he
grotesque style OF printing and the am
cient spelling.
Fne general makeup of the almanacs is
much the same rs that of the Old Farm
ers almanac of to-day-even 10 the famiI-
lar weather predictions, "sbout this time
expect easterly winds and rain Some
OF the jokes, too. have a remar kably mod
ern sound. But for the most part the lit
erature OF the almsnscs consists of
poetry, or quotations from the Roman
and Greek philosophers an example
which modern almanac makers might
profit by.
The slmanacs printed during the years
OF the Revolutionary war are of e. pecial
interest. The liz almanac prints map
OF "A View Of the Present Seat OF War at
and Near New York. The map, like The
her illustrations in the almanses, is
riking commentary on the advancement
made in tie art of illustrating. The al
manac OF the same year l17707l contains
scathing address 10 the Tories, by the
author.
Each almanac prints table OF "Rosds
to he Principal Towns on the Continent
from Boston. with the Names OF Those
who Keep Houses of Entertainment"
In those days the beaten ways Of travel
did not exend very far from I've Hut.
The title page Of one of Il simanacs
as follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Charming Aunt Madge Is fully proving the
truth OF the editors appreciative Introduction
and giving her readers good illustration OF
the excellent watchwords "llelpfu and Hope
fur Who could read her tender New Years
greeting without breathing a fervent "God
bless her., for the admonitory MESSAGE
St. Paul commands Us to Bear We one an
Others burdens and so iii the law of Christ,
and Immediately adds Every one must bear
his own burden. Paradoxical az it must seem
it is 4 yeIitabe truth, Each must indeed bear
the burden laid upon him, until the divine Bur
den bearer Himself Hghtens the load, but the
twin attributes of sympathy and appreciation
may lift the weight to easier position. and
Hope which springs eternal in the human breast
will smooth the rugged road until
The cross, il rightly borne, shall be
No burden. but support TO thee"
JANET.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
M'- thank. are due to another friend TO,

Nj thanks are due to another friend for
the following recipe for
TOMATO SOUP.
can Of tomatoes, quart of milk. Pre-
pare your milk as for oyster stew With
butter and pepper. Put the tomatoes on
the stove; let them cool, little; strain ;
add y teaspoontul OF soda, then stir the
tomatoes into the boiling milk. A little
cracker or flour thickenIng improves it
You viii find il very nice.
Ellsworth, Jan. 6. DAY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Insure yourself against the attacks of fevers,
pneumonia and other serious and prostrating
diseases by taking few bottles of Hoods sar-
saparilla now.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Hoods Pills are the favorite family cathartic.
Easy to take, easy to operate.-Adut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
THERE IS CLASS OF PEOPLE

Who are injured by the use of coffee. Recently
there has been placed in all the grocery stores a
new preparation called GRAND. made of pure
grains that takes the place of coffee The most
delicate stomach receives II without distress
and but few can tell ii from coffee. 1t does not
cost over ! a. much. Children may drink Ii
with great benefit Is cts. and y cts. per pack
age. Try it Ask tor GRAIN o,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

|. is verv grateful 10 any irriated skin and gives
comfort 10 her patients All druggists sell it
/ nquestionabiy the best baby powder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18

Janet, for modest old lady, like Aunt
Madge, you must be little more sparilg
OF tiattery.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1899-01-18
Comfort Powder

For instant fsEirf 10 chafcd places Mis- H. ;
.iTnOn. .r!Li,Lell murs... says she uses
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Nprb Scrautpn.

5rau Sraneis @remminssr. Muttsr
SUn 0.au @gs..la o.stS p9n O'amoho
esos.us: ta'' 00''sS's aS0"s Ss''s
Su"', S"''
pattor Sobn Sotpala bon Der Prin3
emanuel iutp: &lrHe l's8t IN lstner
Wopnun8 an 9oa'fter Aosnus srtrantt
oarn'eoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
&us benz obereu Ebale.
(ar&baIb Gprrtippnbtu,.)

= 9a8 aIie ..Rint" @ebdube ,u
OIppbant. benz Dm. Sbea seb5reno uno
ais elm Glubsimmer benubt, tpurbe am
Sreita8 Worsen ettua IA nbr total burd
Ssuer serfbrt; bas a~nersnssnbe gieen.
t9um beS SObn Sereufon puroe Iei&t
bsitaoist. Ser 8erluit III p6ais bard
Bsriberung 8ebedt.
- Ser 90 Sabre alte Dsferrei&er
Gbas. GoamS tpurbe am Sonnerfas in
ber PancOaf Wine su 1broop stpiiden
.belaoenen 8arren eefaneen unb zines
fetner 8eine tpurbe ibm bis oberbaIb ber
SIfte ierbridt er tpurbe benz 2adapanna
Sofpital %tiberpieien, no er an absnb ben
8erlebunsen erlas.
(GarbpnbaIs G~prripsnbsn,.)
- Cine seborfene @aEerr6bre i'm
britien Stode bes Winsrs unb Ms4anics
BanfBebdubes ri4tete am Wontag ba.
ielbft burd neberluibune bstrd1tli&sn
Sbaben an.
= Sufob 2inbaum, Elm 8. & 5. 8uss
aneefielter, fins iid am Donnertas mis-
einem Grms atpif6en 8uHern unb oieier
tpurbe 10 bbs perleBt. bab man Jpn al.
nebmen mubte.
Sumes Dempisp bon 8opbsrlp
Strabe fiel am Sreitas in Der popbsrIp
Dime bon e!nem Barren untsr beifen
8dber uno erbieIt 0erIssungen, bic mar.
fur IsbenssefdbrIi6 era6tete.
- Der Ontario .8remier Sobn Dope
BON Der Bsffeite tpurbe am Sonntag
4beno beim 8arrenioppeln au Sorsft Sip
ialimm seorddt. tpsnn isbo6 feline inner.
llden eomplifatiOnsn eintreten. tpirb CT
Iih erbolen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Observation-Disclosures Ia ber
Che.

Tranees GSans i6reibt i'm Sanuar
Ladies' Home Journal, baB bic Belt, UNI
BON chamber su Isrnen. i'm anfaus bss
Gbsitanbes III. mem has 2eben nod roite
ausfiebt. unb tpenn bic romantii&e 2isbe
nod persiebt, mas in fpdteren Sabren
4nftoB erresen tpiroe. Blr tuo ale
Greatursn Der @etpobnbeit. MIS mir
uns ansspbbnen. ipiro sur ~sipeiten Ratur
unb oaour6 fam Der gbeftanb su einem
slldli1sn perben. Die Meniden ioqs
ten Ii1 Belt nsbmen, uui chamber better
perfsben su lernsn unb ie tptrOen finbsn.
oab bus gbeIeben pieI anssnebmer ii4
seftaltet, ia iosar bas 8anse 2eben.
Wan BORT islbitpsrtdnoti6 meifenibsils
nur bon unsladliden Gbsn. tpdbreno
uisIs Msni6sn sIadli4 unb usreint su.
fammsn leben. 9o& eiebt es immertin
aenue Reibuneen. nm elm eesenfsitiess
8eritdnonib nbtbis su MAIDEN. UNI bas
@belsbsn su BEN tu MAIDEN. ipas ss fem
foQte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

- Ser braiiliunii6s Gonsrsb bat si.
men Musnabmepsrtrae NIT ben Der.
Staten ansenommen.
- Sn Berlin itarb Gbrifian Diben,
zines Der d~lisiien WitBlieOer bes Rsi6s'
tases, i'm SO. 2etensiubre.
- 8sim S5IittidubIaufsu auf benz
Drain bel Bdrsturs iinp bic @pmnaiiafen
Wlnd unh Weabofer %erttunfen.
Die ..1ribuna" in Rom bsitdtist
bic Welbune, baB 8alier WiIbelm I'm
april 8Om 3u bsiuden ssOsnft.
2aut elmer Dspsi9s bonn Saas
leIoet be 8bnisin. Wittpe an elnem nn'
terIelbsabsI, oas cine Operation MOTHS
tpenols ma4t.
- SIN Springfield, MaF., tpurbs
Dominique aratofsfi Acknowledgements
auissinlpft, neil er i'm San. 1897 feline
l5iabri8e Stisftodter 0letoria 8srfins,
na8psm sr iis ssi&anbst, srmOrbst bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
DaS Xhal abndrtS.

Iahlor. -Bessn oeS i4persn S&nss.
fales battsn mir bon Samitas Ibsno bic
Wontas Worsen feline SabrbseIesenbsit
auf Der Strabenbabn. = Bel 6sr Absnb.
unterbuItune uno 8lq. tpslds bic bisiias
go. l Stlaud Gompanis ON IL.
Sanuar in Webers Rint abballen pirb.
iritt bic oeuti6s Gbeatsr 9eieai6uft unb
Der Wanbolin unb @uitur Stub bon
Scranton auf; elm fsines 9rosramm
ipirb porsefdbri iperbeu. = Dapib Boiren
bon Norb Wain StraBe tpuroe am Dienss
tag in Der Gr6baIo Wine sipifden belas
oenen 8arren isbr i@msrsli4 ssbrddt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Seridtlthe6.

Die @roBseidporenen far ben Sanuar
@eridtstermin traten am 8ienftas Dor.
mittas 3uiammen unb Ridter @lnfter
srnannte 8. @. 8eQsr als Bormann unb
inItruirte ie oann in ibrsn 9Hi6tsn. Sic
b~ssannen bisrauf nit Der Grlsolsuns Der
srOBen ansubl porIieeenoer Gale.
Die gonhabIer beribteten aqes in
ibren reipsftipen 8arbs gut, nur nit
auSnabms bes @~ontabIers Bean bon
Olo Sorse. Der bic Warp Snposr bee
unseiebliden 8erfaufs BON @strdnfen
bsibuloiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Der Grocer bon Der Soutb Sibs."

9lm b~srsansensn Donnsrffas ipurbs in
unferm beutihen 9beater Miabranb's
padsnbes 8oIfsfdd ,,Dis 1odtsr bss
Germ SabriciuS" eessben unb e,rans
einen erpben iinfIsriidsn grfoIs. 9iret,
tor Giiemunn's .Sabrieius" mar cine
2eiitune eans benz 2eben entnommen, 70
fein Bis in 6aS iIeints Detail ausssars
beitet, 70 tief burhba@t. 70 farbenrei&
aussefabrt. bab BET 8GnfIsr ben unses
ibeiIten 8eifaa bss Publifums fi9 i'm
Sturme srrans. Wdre Der peiunidre
grfoIs nur ~anndbrenb tpis Der finhIerii&e
eetpefen (benn es tpar bic 8enef5por.
fteIuns fur Germ Giismenn), 70 bate
oerielbe sufrieoen fem i6nnen. ieboa Der
bIieb gang aus. Sobanna @ifemann.
SHlanb betpieS tpieber ais bic benfenbe
3dnftIerin, trie ausee3eihnet ibr Stolen
liessn. mir bic Der Srau ,.Gsatbe Stern.
Die Dame ipubte bur6 ibr einfa4es,
natiirli4es Spiel bas 9ubIifum au
Tbrdnen su ribren, tudbreno fie fur bas
bitter pernadldfiete 8inb Der SHUTTER
seeeniiber ben redten Con fanb !; meiiter,
baft fpielte iis bic @rfennunesfecns nit
Dem Batter. Sobanna Giiemann, Sflanb
II eben cine 8infIerin, auf bic mir fol,
iein fbnnen. Srau @ilfe flbrte ii1 nit
Der 8oae Der Srau .,RsmboIb" ausse.
seidnet Elm unb iteQte ibre 8orsdnssrin
5rau 9sder. @idbers poqfanbis in ben
S6aiten. Gu6 Serr Mobrban bot nit
benz ..Demmler" cine redt annebmbare
2eifuns. unb Ssrr grIau oils 8olf ipislte
gut uno fab gut aus. Serr 8ofs in Der
Roae beS alien WiQmutb tpirfte burd
feline 3unsenfertisisit beluiisenb auf bic
Mense. Die 8Orteauns mar. tpie &c.
iast, ausBe3ei6net unb perbient unisr
1beuter bic eanss llnterfdsuns bes
Deuti6tbums.
Scr @rscsr bon Der Souib Sibe",
unbebinst oaS Iufiefte Std, bas lie in
unierm osutiden 9beuter sseebsn tpurbe,
erran8 ON p~ereoneenen Sonntas sinsn
srobarti8sn 2aderfols unb mub bsuts,
am Donnertae, in Solee osiien tpisoer'
bolt tperoen, pelder 8~oritslune iih Elm
TanstrdnSden anfdIieBt. 9as Stdd
ielbft bat spar feinen Iiterariften @ertb,
uber erfdQt gang unb pOl isinsn 3psd.
oas 9ubliium gum TobtIadsn su brinasn.
Do 1T Der Grocer Otfabl, cine gang benz
2eben entnommene Sigur Der Ioieite BON
Scranton. Die ..@ufe" bon Sobanna
@iiemann'SHIanb. Elm @unesriinb un.
feres tieiisen 2ebens, tpar cine ausse.
seitnete 8ertretsrin Der RoIe. @rlau'S
.,Iante 2dmle" III einfa6 f6itlid. limb
aud bic erniten Gbarafter oes Stides
fanben in ben Serren @iiemann, Wobr.
ban unb @eib gang pafenoe 8srirstsr.
tpdbreno bic Serren Serrmann une
8luner. iotuie SRI. Sabrenbolp. bic cine
liebli6e Siimme beiibt, in ben flsinsn
Stolen auss3eidnst pirften. 8eiOnbers
berporsubeben 1T bic a~usftattuns bsa
@rocerieitores i'm erften slft bur1 ben
%betunnten Grocer Gb. @rof. Serner per'
fdume man nldt ben German cake walk
Ganb. urtomiid 1T bas Blenic i'm
S6pabentbol unb treffllb tplrft RoHs
nit feinem 2obIieb auf bic Sibieiis.
&urs, per iid einmal tlbiis ausladen
uno austunssn MIL, ssbs bsute gbsnb in
Die Muiitbaae gum ..9rOcer BON Der
Soutb SiOe".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
@aune Scuntp.

SonesbaIe. -SsbaRian Stsissrnalb.
oer am po~rberssbenben Mlttpod in Der
@obnuns ieiner TOdter in Scranton els
mem S4lasunfua erIus, putbs am
Samtae i'm bieiisen bsutiden fatb.
5riebbofe bseroiet er mar 50 Sabre
alt uno tpirb bon ieiner Srau unb elmer
Gobtsr iberlebt.- Am Montae Morsen
UNI 2 nbr mar es bier tdlter pie in Sab.
rem, inoem Der TbsrmOmrter % @rab
untsr Nua ssiete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05

DauerbafteS, Mot nad'
3uabmenbes Papierselb b.
BebermeiIter Dapib Nusuft 8i6ter In
@lautau bat, nod Wlittbeilnn9 oes
Batentbureaus bon Ridarb 9iibers in
@Srlis eiuen Stoff berseiteilt, welder
In bic pupiermaiie eiuselest pirb.
Dabei iommen sebeime @rfenuunsss
3eideu our G%nweuouns es mirb aud
nit Silfs FOLDER 9Wiidenlasen bic
Saltbarfeit aIler Wertbpapiere bebeu'
feub erbSbt. Die snbrinsurs Der 9et.
tenfdben seidiebt in seietlid seidiis'
ter @eiie; fir bic 0auerbaftisteit Der
Rduber III beiOnoere Gorge ~setrusen.
Der au fternperfauf tpirb In
Rew Dcrf in nabe3u 5000 Pfdsen be.
triebeu. Der tdslide Sonirim be5iffert
fi9 uuf etpa IL, 1000 Suibels.
un9efdbr 100 StraBen fiibs
rem iiber bic Bprendeu BON Srautrei6
mad Spanieu. Son ibuen finb aber
nur brei mittelit @upen paiiirbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
@bineiif6s 3hnobSI3erfa.

@biueiifde 3inbb6G3erfas
irritation. On Sutidau, China,
ipiro bermalen BON eiuem eualiiden
SoniOrtium cline Sabrit fir Cider
beitsSinbbUljer nit elmer tGslideu
2eiitunssfdbisfeit bon 800, 900 Sba9s
teln aebaut. Die 3ieferuns Der se'
iammten maidiuellen Ginridtuns bie'
fer Sabrif III Der Wlafdinenfabrif q.
Roller in Berlin iibertra9en tporoen.
9a China, ipeldes ieinen 8eoarf on
3iinbbUl,ern friiber ausidtieBlid aus
europa bedte, felt Sabren aber Der
Sauptubnebmer Der iapauii&en Climb
boljfabriianten mar, bisber cine eiseue
3iinbboljiubuitrie nidt beiaB, 10 nirb
bieies unternebmeu nabrideinlid balo
Nadabmuns finben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-01-05
Scr MllSOerfauf luegen @el@dftsmfgabe
tit 8rown's See Stpe wiro t~ortgeiett.

Yreie fnO 9~erabgeiett fit bic metfen @aaren nnb iebr bmle fit
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