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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Sun 9ienite Der SDgiene.

gu Sanbba9 i'm Sbenpalb tit
iiinsit bic erite befiide 8iirssr6eils
ItGtte, bic r@rnft 2ubpig : SeilitGtte",
er0ffnet, Inn bic PflssIinge Der Snpaz
iibenperii4srunss Initalt ~auf5une6s
men. Die in berriider @ebirssgegsnp,
unipeit Der bur9 biftorii9s Reminiss
csn3en bstenntsn 8urgrpine y9reuz
berg" selesene InftaIt bermds iiber
bunbert &rante aufaunebmen unb ioa
nur nit MG1nern belegt psrben. Die
8auten, fpel9e eirca II Milionen
Mart foitsn, iino nit ben neueIten
bpgieniiGen @inri9tunsen auF bas
fiirIorslidite ausseitat.et. Die ans
Italt beiibt eigene elettriIde Gentrals
fir 2idts unb 9raftanlagen, Dampf=
tpdi6ersi, Oampftii9e unb Gentruls
bei5uns. gu Der &nitalt seb0rt nod
Elm srDbersr 9ebGuoecOmpleg nit ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
SIN gauun iiber ben eeean.

Der 5ranaOIe auuis 9Obarb. elmer
Der ti9tisiten 2uftidiffer unb nit
slieb bes Barrier n2eron Club, bat
cine 8alpnfabrt iiber ben @tlantiiden
Ocean gepldnt unb sebenft. biefes toas
tiibne unternebmei in Babe our 4uss
fiibrune gu brinssn. @obarb bate
I9on bieIeIbe Norbpplfabrt pte Der
leiber ais 2uftidiffer unseniigenb por>
bereitete S9ipsbe anbree geplant uno
polIte bon Spibbersen iiber ben Rorb>
pol CUR 8erinsitrabe selanssn. @s
bebeutete bas eine Sobrt BON ca. 2150
Meilen, fir bic Elm 8allon fir 10000
8ubitmeter unb fir so Sage Srdgs
traft peranIdst mar. Die Soften bies
Ter Expedition folten 225,000 5rancs
betragen, paren dber ni6t auf3utreiz
ben. Sur9 bic poriGbrige 8a1ons
fubrt bes @rafen be la @aul bon pas
ris mad RuBlanb Tea. 1900 Meilen) lit
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Sol Der Snsnmbsti.

Selia iinb. bic ba bumm in6, benin
lie fperben nidt 10 lei9t ben Bertrand
psrlieren. @enn Elm Drummer du9
einmal ben aopf berlisrt, 10 merit
er's nidt 10 lei9t uub bic 4noersn
feben es ibm nidt an. 8eim Wetts
rennsn lit ct ben 2tnbern slsid I'm
cine Obrenldnge poraus. Die 9umz
men perbsn oft fir pOrnebm obsr reis
der 2eute 8tnber gebalten. 9riegt Elm
Drummer einmal einen affen, 70 piro
er eber geideibter, als nod biimmer.
Gr ptrb nur dusndbmspeiie gu Iems
tern unb @bren ertpdblt unb ipenn
aud, 10 berlunst mar feline arbtit
BON ibm. On Der table b'hote" tdnn
er unseniert bic Id0niten Stiide bsrs
dusftiden unb brau6t BEL einem
&lupierconcert tsin seIdeibtes @eiift
81 MAIDEN. Die MGoden gafft er
itunbenlans an ipie elm 8ub ben
3petI6genbdum unb Hiemunb piro
inn gram, fpenn er bic Wdbrbeit Iagt.
Der 9umms finbet ii6eraa @eineS,
sleidsn unb tuun's babsr lsidt sur
PrdfiOentI9dft brinsen. Sein seiitis
ges Gissntbum pirb BON alien Seit:n
reipeftirt; er Serbridt tein SGfeIeia.
9 lit BLOB taput 9'gungd: Der Sums
me nimmt ben Regenidirm. mo er i'm
finOet, Der @eideite Iu6t cine babe
Stunbe nab benz Seintgen, &ur5, Die
9ummbeit lit cine Der Id6niten @o!s
tessaben, namentti9. neil fh6ae
Srauen serne bumme MGnnsr betoms
men
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Sn goun.

Der 8ronprins bes Deutfhen gtet'
DIES unb bon preuben bat bei 8esinn
bisfes Sommeriemeiters bic uniDeriis
tat Bonn be3osen, mo er iid naa eis
mem fOrefdltig entporfenen plan in
erfter 2inie benz Stuoium Der Re9ts;
unb Stadtswifenidaften piOmen
nirb. WGbrenb ieiner bortigen Stus
bienoeit pirb er bic sbsmdlise @i1d
&6nis in Der W0rtbitraBs bspObnen,
bic &aifer Mtlbelm III. i'm porigen
Sabre fir 100000 Murt ansstduft
bat, Oamit iie in 3ptunft alien prins
gen bes preubii4en S0niSsbuuIes, bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Der 8atfp n.

Der 96be balten gu tOnnsn. Der mad
@obarb's @ntpiirfen ber5uitelenbe
8aIlpn pirb i'm Stanbe fsin. 10 Psr>
ionen, 2ebensmittel fir sipei Monate
unb 1000 Pfuno 8alait gu trasen.
Drsi @rperten in Der 2uftidifffabrt
unb feds puKasiere, fauter Mttglie=
Der bes .aerpR Club" BON paris, ipers
ben GERM 9pbarb begleiten.
0ab bas ~llnternebmen eelingen
pirO, 1T 9obarD's feite ueberSeusuHs,
Der in einsm 8aaon ebenIo gu Sauie
lit, pie Elm Ssemann in einsm S9iffe.
gr lit 40 Sabre aft unb elm politGnbis
ger 4tblet. Seine erite 2uftreife mahte
er dls 12idhriser anabe nnb felt bisier
3eit bat er mebrere pi4tise 4ufftiess
gema6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
puItspsc c.

Don ben auberorbentli6en Hdturs
I90nbeitsn, bic bieIs neue GiIen6abn
benz RsiIeoertebr srf9lisbt, entnirft
elm osuti9er Correspondent, Der bic
SOur BON Der 9auptitant Merico mad
guernabaca madts, Elm fefelnbes
Bib. Der 3us Der @rdn : pacifieos
giIenbabn pertGbt bic Station Der
Ge~ntralbabR in 8uenapiitd unb
idldnselt iid sunddf in aablrsi9en
Gurpen BON Der n6rbli9en mad Der
ipeitlihen Settle bes AZ Meilen lanasn
unb 80 Meilen breiten Sbdles bon
Nsrieo. Obslsid bic 9aapttaot Mes
rico fid riibmen BARI. in ibrsr Mla=
msoa unb Der rplaaa manor" berrlis
DE partanldgen gu beiibtn, unb ats
Beroem fait iebes 9aus baislbit einen
8%lumsnflor aufpeiien lam, 70 pirb
bennod bds Muss bes H%eiicnben ents
5iidt. tpsnn Der 3ug bas Wei9bilb Der
Stabt binter ii9 lGBt unb nun burd
bic i'm ~iaftisftsn @riin pranaenben
Seldnbe oes pielbeIungenen Sbales
BON Merico fGbrt, bas BON elmer aette
impofanter. pieIseitnltieer @ebirsss
Siige umrinst III. aus benen bic beioen
i9neebebedten. Bis 5400 Meter boben
Wulfdue popocatepetl unb Srtdccis
huatl aufruaen. Weite MdisFelber.
idftige Neiben unb @smiifeldnbereien
bebneu iid gu beiben Ssiten Der, 8abn
aus. 4ud bic MaeueppflanSe, bic
benz Mericaner isin Hatipnals unb
2ieblingssetrdnt, ben pulque, Iisfert.
aeist ii9. ie bObsr infer 3us bic
Shdlpdnounsen binaufteu9t. in
sroBartisen Pldntasen.
@ermIi4e Snbiunsrbiittsn unb abo-
bebauten psdfslu nit itattIidsn @inen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
9puis @pbarb.

bic MDslidfeit psiter Sdbrten ebenfo
iidereeiteat, tpie bur9 bic @rfubruns
gen nit benz lebten GsFslbalon @os
6arbs, Der 200 Sage bintereiRanber
sefiiGt unb trasfGbis blieb. 9a iber
ben Itlantif9en Ocean unb@uropa gu
gepiHsn Sabresaeiten anbauernbgDeitz
tpinbe tpebeu. 10 iou bic Sabrt bon
Nep 0prt aus unternummen tperben.
Sabei bat 9pbarb alerbings nit Der
MDgli6teit bon Rorbneitpinben Su
rednen, bic ibn na9 Siibafrifu. ober
bon Siibpeitpinben, bic i'm nu4 Ror>
ipesen brinsep tDnnen. @emnud paz
riirt bic Oiitans Der Sabrt Spif1en
5000 unb $500 Meilsn. bic Sabrts
bauer Spiiden ftnf Bis SpSlf Sasen.
Der 8alon pirb Bel einem tdsIiden
8erluit an Gas bon 165 &ubitnietern
nod INNER burd 27t Sage traefGhig
bleiben. llsberbies beabfi9tist 9os
barb in adt tleinsn an Der @onoel be>
fsitisten 8alons nod 2100 Sublime
ter @as ats ReIerpe mitsunebmen, INN
alenfans aud bur9 40 Sage ii6 in
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
Smmer hisftIbh Ga

= SIMMER biefeIbe. Sauss
arat (bei Der tranten Gndoigsn: rDas
fnb bisielbsn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ipie ie Isiner 3eit bel Sbrer Waids
frau auftrdtenl" r9ptt. pirb ii9 bic
8erion ipieoer mas tinbiloenl@
= Dds W I'll # E. 2dnbarst;
@fp. id lafe Sbner Siefe Meeisin ba,
bappn nebmen Sic na9 jeber Mablseii
einen gbI6ffI non.' patient (6.
sernb): ga. 9err Doftor, ia. = abet
bic Nabl3eiten = tOnnten sic bi.
ni6t audi aleih bdlaHen21
= RtnbItheB eitdttsun 9.
Ssrr: 0sir Batter 1T pobl, ME man
70 iast, elm sroBes Sbierg Cans: Dad
mill iH meinet. Mama nennt ibn im'
mer: admssl. D4ie Rinbpieb obt'
Rhinncerns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
g rinaenpdIats.

bic rbeinpreuBif9e SO9Idule bsTu9en
fperoer, ais Refibena bienen iou. Der
i'm &enai aneeftil aufgefibrte 8au
ftdmmt aus benz 4nfang Der iiebsiger
Sabre bes 10. SabrbuRberts unb ges
b1rte ebemals benz MiGionGr 5rib aDz
mig. Bon Der &beinfront Der @ida ges
niebt man cine berrlide ausIi9t aui
ben Strom unb bas nabe Sieben9ei
birse. Sn benz aus Dem 4Gted cons
itruirten porIprinsenoen WitteIbau
bieier Settle befinbet ii9 Der SaIon,
reats babor bas Speiies, lints bas
Irbeits5immer bes &ronprinaen. Der
Saupteingang auf Der en~tgegeneefebs
ten Seite fii6rt susrft in bas @eitibiil,
bon benz man lints in bas Sreppens
baus, re9ts gu benz 0iener5immer,
Dem Mntleiberdum uno S9lafcabinet
selangt. Sier I6lieBen ii9 aud bas
8ubeSimmer i'm Sburm unb Der Wtnz
tergarten an. Der Sberftod umfabt
5pei Gapaliertpobnuneen unb fpa i'm
2aufe bes tommenben Winters fir ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30
pie SeiIanftal

Sdlen fir bic freis 2ufttur, 9sripal.
tu~nesrGume, Wobnunsen Der S9nes
tern. bes 4rates unb bes Darteperfo-
mails. Sir bic 8etdmpfuns Der Guns
semtubsrtuloie lift iomit eine fpeitere
Mnitalt bur9 bic SnbalibsnbsrIids-
ru~ussauitalt fir bas @roBbsraostbun
Ssfsn entItanoen. tpel9e gum @pbl
Der unbemittelten RrsiIe Der arbeiter=
bep0lierung bienen unb bsnIelben bic
slei9en 9ilfsmittel CUR 9~etdmpfung
Der Subertulpfe bieten fpirb, ME folz
DIE bisber in Der SduptTa9e nur ben
fpoblbabsnben GlaHsn gu @ebpte tan,
ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

{. Der Widel6auer bat fi6 in Der
@iaOt in Gin pornebmes Rsitaurant'
perirrt unb siebt. nadbsm sr feline
3e6e eeSablt bat. Dem Germ .Obsr"
gauge flint pfennise srintselb. Dieter
lset nit psrddtlibsm 2d9eln nod Elm
Sinfpfennisitiid ba3u, fdiebt bsibes
benz Mi9el bin unb seht ieiner Wsss.
Der Wi9elbauer TIT erlt gang psrbubt.
rSeFas." ruff er bann aus. rtpann /
inn bod a martftiidI binaeleat hatt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

bot Der Gbsi9lieBuns spifden@ 8pas
ger unb S9pdssrin in Srase tommt,
bis iebt aber obne Grfols.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

- 8epeis. Gruu: Mein Sut lit
eana mObern!" 5reunbin: r@[nubt
Ou tpirtlidQ" 5rou: ~@enib! llnfere
8Sdin bat Jpn aufseIest, als ie &c.
fern 8efu9 ma9te." :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

Mann Qeiie gu isiner Srau. Die Ios
ebeu bon einem Gremoen aus benz
@aHer ae5osen purOs): nOu. @lma.
tpenn Did Der Dieleidt bsiratbeu
min -. ih that Dir germ ben @e>
fallen unb IieB mid bon Dir Tdsibsn!.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

Definition. .Oniel mas
perltebt man eisentIid unter npblen
paEionsn9" Sum sroben Sbsil
before S4e9tisteitsn.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-05-30

Satin: Fiber Du tpeiBt bod. Mos
rip, Der @Oltsmunb iast -"
parpenii: .9oit, Sardb. bDr mer
bod auf mit'm 8pltsmunb!4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25
THE RlGHT THING 10 PUT on.
lEssatEs plsslr Ia Fass nuie.)

FrUm de nstursl is.yGlAe 10 "pus sene-
tsaas ca pAinssi spas al Applications
Or the raios ~ pain hssr ARISES
The noet sHcosss'ni Asre ever i.oen poai
tic. cr ilesfers. AMI shs bwss " sasrra 10
Bersozs rtesas Plaster.
No oshrf has auytiing hie the snsne
power ~ o curative a9eais Il ~ highly sni
scientifically ine4snsgad. and is standard
n s5ranco3 yosf " ycss
I.a nsns3rf FLASHER fts cesgils, colds,
chest diseases, rheumatism. grip. neuralgia,
ks4Hey ifvshie. lame back, and oshw al.
Dcnsa that make Winter d seas a "a sassr-
ing and danger II feiinros Aad cures
qalcksz tAsa aay other remedy.
10 noi Accept Capsican. Strengthening
or beiiadcana plasisis IN place II Bsnsons,
a. they rcseuss nane II IT, curative power.
Insist on having the goauine.
Tho people Of every csYilirsd land have
tmiihsd for years To the saprriafive mart
of bensons liAsssfg; and :, 600 physicians
and druggists 81 Tits conrlry have declared
them worthy ~ psfhc couhliencr.
In oiteiaI comparisons With others, Bsn-
sons fiAsiors have been honared with
tffy mo Highest awards.
For aaie by al druggists, or We will pre-
PAY postage on snv member ordered In the
United States Oh the reecip, Of 2Jc. each.
Accept no imitation or substitute.
Seabury 4 Johnson, Mfg. Chemists. MI.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25
Asrifnltnrt.


hare youps stssp thai have svtiliss
usdsf iteii i,ss. whsa art oetieed. ihs
shtn hsnss lposs. II oomes on ttfoast
ihssrsh the dsy ard IA nearly sons 10 ,hs
morning. Toe sssiiias Increases 10 nj,
usy urtil they dir 6ams swell OILY :
little ssd issa 90, yell. oas died l.,l
yesr Some formers losi yearly ball thsi'
ncshs three yssss $50 from ihn disssss
Thsir heads are sselIsn Sometimes shoni
sis vssts before they die. Appetite good
Have been issdire mixed bay, iino,oy
sad clover and oats tsice DAY. lev
p3sstoss and cot lnfnips Gree . day q
Iste TAis di,esss Gomez only 10 the
.rsias Of tho year
Tue above pi.ipt IL srssefed by q. ID
6nssd 10 Tie National Ssoch nsn ~ FOL
ious:
My friend, short snsvsf 10 yonr ques
tion you'd Be starvation. The e.use Of
the sssllins 10 general debility nothing
mora nothing less The feet OF ito 81
ways being pressrt 10 the sprioetime
uskn IL cissr that worms do 10. cause
the debility. whsL then, csn do IL OF,
rather, does Do IN Simply lack Of food
or food. water and care But you cay
you have fed uissd boy, timothy and
clover ard oats and . fes potatoes and
turnips Of late. Bot you don't ssy how
long you have fed this class Of food. Meth
o. do you ~ boz uuch osh per bead.
l mentioned ssrs. That mesns more
ian food and shelter from storms. l have
seen men who hsd good sheep shelter. fed
nice mixed hay, furnished plenty OF wat
er end fed grain 10 plenty but how was ].
ione2 The hey ives fed on the ground
OF in rack that the sheep jomp into the
minute the hey was pot 10 and soon put II
10 shape that i. would not be eaten. The
water trough hsd several inohes Of manure
10 the bottom. The feed trough where
the grain vas fed vss bali buried 10 man
urs. and the farm poultry had access TO
il aud ste what The sheep left. the
larger qosntity. The sheep we're run
down in Assh and lambs came weak,
90 milk for them. Many died, both old
and young.
These men told the truth when they
said they fed dne mixed hay, oil the
Hock would eat. water slwsys before them
and the troushs almost always had grain
left 10 them until the hens got around.
They lad simply furnished the food and
water ia such shape that . isstidious sni
msl like sheep would stsrvs rather thsn
eat and drink flsh. They became debili
tated, dIopsical swellinss appeared under
the jaw. and death usually closed the
scene Ny friend. fear some Of these
thugs will bit your neiehbors II they
don't yoo. When sheep always have dis
,sse Of the kind you spesk OF 10 spring
lime and no other, % you soy. there 10
, call for better food, more food and bet
er manner Of serving II to the flock. This
Q the truth, the whole truth and nothing
,nt the truth. and the remedy 10 to regu
ate the conditions 80 % TO prevent.
Drugs are Of no account 10 these cases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25
ALL ABOUT MILLEr.

! am asked . number OF questions =
gsrding millet. says L W. Lightly Of Penl
sylvsnis in The National Stockmsn snt
Farmer. When sbsll soy? Millst eaI
be Gown any time after corn plsnting ul
to August 10 our latitude. Lsst season
We we're 10 the rsinless district, snd th,
ground Was % dry as powder fer lev
months, until the begiuning Of August
when We had shower. l then seeded
two and enc half acres, and in sbout As Of
so days it cut over seven tens Of exec
lent bsy, and IL made the growth with the
cid Of only two very light showers. With
plenty OF heat and moisture II grows very
rapidly.
What variety? I tried . number Of "
rieties. but the German or Golden miIlet
gave me the most satisfactory results.
How much reed to 10 the aoref II seed
cd rather thick, il makes fner growth
and better quality Of hey. 1t also 10
lore likely to smother the weeds. Bot
the weeds often mske ns trouble In the
early sowa millst.
The ideal method TO get ahesd OF the
weeds 10 10 prepare The lard 10 the spring
and then allow the weeds to germinste
and harrow IL thoroughly. ALLOW another
eerminstion and then, about the middle
OF July, make . very foe seed bed and
sov, and very few weeds will grow. But
many times We want to use the land for
other purposes or The wesihtr will not 81
low.
l often grow crop oi Csnsds peas OF
oats before millet. and when that is Oh
disk the ground thoroughly and seed TO
millet, thus taking tso crops 10 one see
son. SOW the seed broadcast. Sow only
clean seed.
IL 1t hard on the lsndi Should ! use
table manure or ifriilz.i7 Yes, it 10
hsrd on the land. Like timothy. it tskes
oil its food from pssr the surisos. Being
. quick grower. IL needs plenty Of readily
svsii.ble plant food. SOL prefer to pillow
Or sork 10 we'll rotted stable manure end
use Quick sc,ins isitiliz r A good fer
lilz.r on my soil ionud 10 be l50 pounds
II 8. Q. rock phosphate. 30 poupds nit
rate Of sods snd 50 pounds murists Of pot
lsh.
II makes . good soiIiDe rep. For hay
like to cut Il sheu the earliest tea1s
,svs made reed. bat the average heads sfs
ust 10 blossom
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25
GET At The CAUSE.
ne Day Of Drastic Druss and Pursasivss
Has Gene ny.

ne Day Of Drastic Drugs and Pursasivss
Has Gene ny.
Constipation Of the bowels, usually
considered q simple complaint, Il the
more dangerous because 1t is deemed
trivial. Trifies neglected become the
most serious Of ailments. "a dose OF
physic will cure it is the usual remark.
But the dose never cures. It relieves
for the time, but aggravates the COM
plant for the future, and next time .
strained, weakened, poisoned by re-
peated dosing with strong drugs, be-
come more and more constipated, invit-
Ing appendicitis, deranged liver and
stomach, weakness OF the urinary or
gans, bad blood, and chronic organic
diseases Of various kinds. Constipation
should be cured promptly. Druggists
sell the one medicine that cures consti-
patton. They sell big bottle OF it for
81 and they call 1t Calcura Solvent. Il
Is the latest discovery Of David Kenne-
dy, Physician and Surgeon, OF Kennedy
Row. Kingston, N. Y, and IL you write
to the above address, mentioning this
paper. you will receive small bottle
free. Or IL your druggist does not keep
Calcura Solvent, send 81 and receive q
large bottle by express, all charges paid.
Richard F. Johnston, of Rondout,
N. ". once the great centre fielder OF
the Boston Baseball Club, later with the
New Yorks and tho Cincinnatis, il
known all over America. He took Cal
cura Solvent for constipation and torpid
liver Of long standing and was cured.
He recommends Calcura Solvent to ath-
letes. There are hundreds OF other
cases.
BY reason OF its cleansing and tonic
properties on the whole system, Calcura
Solvent puts not only the bowels, but
the stomach. liver, blood, kidneys, and
bladder In condition OF perfect health.
1t ID not mere purgative, but thor
ough constitutional remedy that cures
BY removing the morbid deposits that
cause disease.
Tho discoverer Of Calcurs Solvent solemnly
sweArs that he Ia a physician and surgeon
Rnd the only David Kennedy IN Kingston or
nDr David Kennedy" 60 70 corporation 81
somewhat similar name. with the manage
ment OF which he il no longer connected,
ssTs.aYys 4 z R naaEsss Rad
w ads. of other parties vstso similar mama
CaIcura Solvent Is for Sale by
A. Il. PETTIBONE,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25

The common honse 6y IL propssstfd
,0oslly 10 piles Of horse manure.
The pes ssindle IL the milk bnsipess
hes cropped tns 10 the s.te Of Mes Yorh
: the removal Of the Luts-r fst from milk
bv sepsfsiof sId substitution Of &c cleo
ombina,ioo therefor THIS snsngsms1t
beet. fvsD IT, B.tcoek ts.t
A m.D slo siil cut dounA lot of grace
Saturday siterrooa silI not bsve TO 81
sue very Ions With himself - 10 sbether
BE- stoai5 take core Of the bay 90 Sunday.
rhe srons lay 10 The ertiias S.tordsy
u re than the gathering 90 Sandsy
re nolise The cs,e o. nadsn lssy 10
I'D ~ sho has tsusbts ecupt'y school
Tor q eooacutiss yesr. Among bar
plswrs pupils are ihs srsDdchiidser Of
the little folk whom sbs taught. snd sons
people think thst vomsu hss no nission
10 life nsIsss she msrriss some old stick Of
, men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25

SAFE. HARMLESS GUARANTEE CURE.
- Can be given secretely. patient will
loose all taste for drink without knowing
Why. To advertise our remedy we will mai q 50
boz, 10 days treatment for 81 90. Two boxer
will cure any Ordinary case. Particulars for 4
stamp, LA bUE CHEMICAL CO.,
lGl7 Arch st., Phila,, Pa,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-07-25
Muscle

Does not make the man YAr Aieas ~
~ ne. the vital iogcs ~ the hasst. ~
], not inifegaensiy hspTsus that ihe man
who looks ~ rs tacsue n physical
stfrnKth iAlla 4 sudden victim 10 slisrAse.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17
The. United (" States

The United Il. States In.
vestor, an, Eastern financial
journal, says that the recent
panic, was, the most terrible
financial collapse on record,
and says it was caused by a
group of men: who dictate the
financial policy of the n national
government il, Some misguid-
ed Bryanites have" charged
the Mckinley administrator
with" being run: byv<a,> few
money: lmAgnattes, bit: # stare
tor a Wall< street organ;;to en-
dorse SIGH views: =. 49,. :: Is;
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17

Officer Morrison removed a,drunk-
en- sleeper from the main track at
N. P: station Tuesday night. just
before the No. came along. The
man protested, insisting that be
was on the side track, and it was
rude to disturb his slumbers. The
fellow was sleeping with his head on
the rail, in good shape to be decapi:
tated. He was ordered out of town.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17
When Prince" 'Kr,o,jpotKir

When lran Prince nee z. K1,r':opotki'n i,
was in Chicago receptly,# a
west-side Bohemian washer
woman /. .wentto Visit hin and ,t, "A
expressed her appreciation
for THAT :,t1a + man what. works to
help: the working people, q
saying. IF that gentleman
has some washing,sI will, do
It for him and not chargezhim
anything The promise! was
fu1fl He'd. The poor oman
eyiids emily did not fear tie
great scientist ssWho has been
called 81; a. ana ana ! II
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17

General Bell reports that
one-sixth of the people of Lu-
zon have persisted on the bat
tie field and from fever, since
the winter of 1899. The flag
probably waved in bless:
ing over those ,unfortunates,
as Mckinley says, and per-
haps it was the reverse of a
blessing. =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17

EVERY Wall street battle,
where the interests Of the
people are: subjected to the
whims of the money kings,
serves to increase the ,senti-
ment for modified socialism
which is expressing itself in
the demand for public owner 'w ne
ship of public:u.,tilities. -.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17
Governor Ode11

Governor Odell actually
surprised some big New
York concerns by signing "a
measure which increased
their taxes. This unrepubli,
can action has created great
disgust among leading repub-
1icans of the Empire state,
and pressure will be brought
to prevent any further fool
ishness. 4
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17

Senator Clasp has secu, ed a pension OF
$50 per month, dating from Oct. 80,
1900, for Christian Christensen, Of Elm
Daiej Morrison county, late corporal
United States marine corpe, who is en-
tirely disabled. Mr.. G. is now living in
Little Falls & ezs 4. ..s ~ s.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1901-05-17

Within six months Of
Bryan's defeat, Wall street
suffered the worst panic inits
history. The republicans
haven't commenced blaming
Bryan for it yet, but they
will. Mckinley, of course, is
innocent. 4. ~