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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-11-15
Bargains In
Real Estate! !!
TOWN PROPERTY.

AoWN IN IhOfERI4.
l 1-2 acres, room dwelling.
good out-buildings, etc. Corner
lot.
acre, new 6 room dwelling.
very desirable. Corner lot.
1.2 acre, new 7 room dwelling,
splendid location. "
Corner lot, new 5 room cottage.
Four lots, 3-room cottages on
each.
lot, Broom cottage.
2 lots, 3 room cottages, in East
End.
8 vacant lots, about l Q acre
each.
l lot, b>room cottage, etc.
Cunningham brick hotel build.
ing on Main street, store
rooms, lS sleeping rooms, kitchen.
etc. Also furniture, etc. Onlv
hotel in town. Good reason for
selling. A big bargain.
Also several lots in the town of
Kershaw.
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vIG0R OF men
Easily, Quickly, Permanently
Restored
HINDIPO 1Sa: R1si lean Rs !

HINDIPO UM.R,Aa III = ~ a = y
(Paris) GREAT FRENCH TONIC
AND VITALlZISIei is sold with writ.
ten guarantee 10 cure Nervous Debility.
Lost Vitality. Failing Memory, Fits.
Dizziness. Hysteria. Stops all Drains
on the Nervous System Caused by
Bad Habits or Excessive Use of Tot
bacco, Opium. Liquors, or "Livin.
the Pace that Kills" 1t wards off In.
sanity, Consumption and Death. II
clears the Blood and Brain, Builds up
the Shattered Nerves, Restores he
Ere OF Youth, and Brings the Pink
GLOW to Pale Cheeks, and Makes Won
young and Strong again. SOC 12
Doxes 90: BY Mail to Any Address.
caster
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The SEMI-WEEHLY JOURNAL
OF ATLANTA. Ga.

isa twice week NEWS paper, pub
hshed on Monday and Tuesday OF
each week. with all the latest news OF
the world, which comes over their
leased wires direct to their office. la
an eight-page s. .ven> column paper.
BY arrangements we have secured a
special rate with them i'm connection
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OTHER PROPERTY.

L
433 acres, II miles North of
town.
6S3 acres, known as uTom
Barnes place." Cedar Greek town
ship.
152 acres, known as 81. l..
Barton place, :" Cedar Creek.
80 acres, 4 miles Northeast of
town, known as"Sims place."
1l5 acres, "Kirkland place."
near Heath Springs.
240 acres, "Porter place." z
miles East of town. 80 acres.
"ElIis place." adjoining.
100 acres, "Grabam place.
Cedar Creek.
81 acres, "Snipes places" near
"A acres, 35 acres, 15O acres.
292 acres in Kershaw county.
w For full information, terms
OF sale, ETC., of above property.
apply to
II. s. CARTER
REAL Estate AGENT
Aug 26, 1902.
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MONEY TO LOAN,

On recent visit to New York Nrv
1 made arrangements by which can
negotiate )Oans of $500 90 and upwards
on first mortgages OH improved cotton
farms at per cent interest on sums Of
81 900 OO and over, and 8 per cent I'm.
terest on sums OF less than $1,000.
No commission charged, only a res.
sonable fee for abstract OF title.
Il. h. WYLIE,
Sept. ], l9O2--6m. Atty at Law.
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@M%ur

This signature 10 on every box Of the penuio.
Laxative Bromo.Q .Quinine Tablet.
n remedy that cures q cold In ono day
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Tax Notice..
5 MI>W EEkLY.

In accordance with the act of the
Legislature to raise supplies for the
fiscal year beginning January lst, 1902.
notice il ho reby given that the Treas
urer's office of Lancaster County will
he open for the collectionoflaxes fIom
the 18TH day OF October. 1902, untilt the
3lat day OF December, 1902.
The law 10 10 f,IInu,,.
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Now A.. Four Kidneysv
hoses, sparagss Pills cure all Kidney Ills. ssv
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

Cincinnati, Ohio, 90 Stunber.
Goundilsgluffs, Sorpa, 2 Rage.
@Oucoro, 3.s6., 10 StunOeH.
Ssno,r, COLORADO, p Gage.
Sstroit, Wi6., l Tao.
@alOcfou, 5eras, 2 5age 3 StunStR.
6arris5urq, ga, 3 StunOen,
6artforo, Connecticut, y StunoeH.
indianapolis, anO., l 5a0.
Sadion, Dliififppi. 2 SuQe.
SediOubine, GloriOn, l Iaa.
S~anios=@itD, WiHouri, 2 lace.
Gtttlc Rod, arfania5, ! Eaa Is StnresaS
Souisoiae, RD., l Tag 2 StIm0eu.
Wempbis, Seuu., l Gag ) StunOsn.
Mobile, gIdbamo, lSaq 8 StunOen
9ortolt, @irgiuien, y 5tuuoeH.
0tp=CrleaHg, Ga, 1 Tag 10 StanSs&
Staot RtUs9Ort, 5 Stuuocn.
Omaha, 9cbrusta, 2 Sage.
gortlanO, Blaine, I 5aQ.
9ortlano. Oregon, ) Saqe.
9biluNclpbia. pa, 3 Stuuoeu.
gittsburg, pa, II Stmotu.
9roOiocrer, as, Is Stuuoer.
&oleiQb, SC, IS 5tuuocu.
Ct. Qouis, MiTouri, / Sag 6 Sturotr.
Ct. Gaul. WiuHciota, / Gag IL 5utubc1
San Granlisto, Gal, 4 GAGE Il StunDsR
$Opefa, Rauia5. , 5aQe.
gotoH, M,ah., Is StuH0en.
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GroBe Site i'm Mrifen.

Sppetu, S., 4. Quguf.-6eute
mar Der beiBeite Sag Der Saiion.
SIN 8unbes>W etterbHreau 3eigte bus
thermometer 100 Grab i'm S6atten
an, pdhrenO IS anberen Yunften Big
auf 108 itieg. Die Maisernbte BAT
nod teGnen S9aben gelitten. Gus
Dem peitli6en unb nOroliden S6eile
bes Stautes tperben ki9te Regengii1e
nemelnet
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Ser HrnbuftensN nrft.
Sdrm : g B

II O T m : IS I
2ebenbes @efIigel: PRO pfunb,
iunge 9ii6ner 12c. Bis 14c.; ate 9iibz
ner 1876. Bis 1885,; gntsn Sc. big
12c.; Sauben, pro paar 15c. Big zoe.
@ier, pro 0uBenO 144c. Bis 16c.
5ri4te unb GeIbrii4te {.
QepfeI, friib reif, pro SAB 75c. Bis
$1.40; 9firii9e, pro &ifte 30c. Biz
&C.,; GantaIoupes, Dime Nrunbel,
pro &or6 15c. Bis 4Oc.; 9eioel6eeren,
PRO elmer zoe. bis 25c.; Mafermelpz
men, PRO 9unbert Sc Bis SIS.
Semitic: &urtoffeln, pro SAB SOC.
Bis $1.5O; 3ptebeln, PRO &Orb 8Oc.
Bis &C.,; NeiBtobI, pro 9unOert
$1,OO Bis $500; 8opffaIat, PRO 8uz
i4eltiite 40c. Bis 50c.; tomatoes, pro
6 &orb Carrier 3Oc. Bis 35c.; 3uder>
Ruben, pro 8iinbel 1c. Bis BE; Sur
fen, PRO &orb 15c. Bis 2Oc.; CRIME
8o6nen, pro 8uI9eI 3Oc. bis 4Oc.;
Mais, pro 9uBenb Sc. Bis 12c.
9rpcertes nnb Propiio o.
8affinirter 3uder: pro Yfunb, &C.
piirfelt, 5.211c.; pulperiiirt, 4.811c.;
STANDARD, granuGirt, 4.711c.: fein
granuGirt, 4.713c.; GrnItaG, 4.713c.;
Columbia q, 5.363c.; geI6er, 3.663c.
Big 4.164c.
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Nnf Der su6e mad rinsm bermiBteu
Gambler.
80 dfbingtpn, .. g., 4. Nu

W dbington n, .. g., 4. NuJ.
= Gupitdn 9otter Dom &dnonenbopt
rRdnger" tabelt benz 6lOttenbepartss
ment BON Banana aus, buB er bom
@ouoerneur bonPanama erfu9t tporz
ben tit, in See gu ite4en uno mad
Dem 9umpfer r8Opacu" gu iu6en,
I'm be1en Si9er6eit man beIorgt 1T.
Das 5a4r3eug bat cine grpBe @n3aAl
Menfden an 8oro. O6 es Elm &riegsz
f9iff lit ober nidt, piro ni9t mitgez
tbeilt. 0as 5lottenOepartement bat
zen Gupitdn gDtter autoriItrt, benz
9cfu4 Des 9ouperneurs gu entfpres
6en.
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Gis5fntters unO gtrubpreiie.

SolgenOes itnD Die auf ben 1tadtz
Ii4en @uagen fir 9eu, @tro6 u. /.
IN. geitern ~er8ielten Preiffe:
Sefli4e 9eupaage.
9eu. - 3imotbh SIS Bis $16,
3lee6eu, $12 Bis $13, gemii4tes, $14
Bis SIS pro Some.
Strob. - @ei3enitrOb, So, Ro9z
genItro6, $12 Bis $14 PRO Some.
Meftli3e 9euDaage.
6eu. = Simotbp, $13 Bis SIS,
8leebeu, $12 Bis $14, gemii4tes, $12
Bis $14 pro Some.
Strob. - Wei3enitro6, Sc Bis
So, R%oggenftrO6, $12 Bis $14 pro
SDnne.
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B.

@remtr, Scutiblouo, Q IoQe.
@ucnOs Qurcs, @r1tntiuicu. % Eacs.
6~aItutta, @ritiia=SuOicu, 80 5uQc.
SemcrOra, gritii6=8uiana, l6 Sase.
6OnQsRonQ, China, p Ia1s.
RiuQiton. Somaica, 5 Gage.
9~iDcrboOl, GuQlanO, : Sage.
2u3crH, S6reiI 10 Gage.
Staot Reriio, Merito, ! Gage.
gtosfau. 3uBlauo, y lalc.
9anarla, Der. Stauten BON Colombia, Z 9GaG
Qaris, Grantrci5, 8 Gage,
Cutbec, GaCnOu, ? EaQc.
&iO he S%nrciro, graFlisu, 25 SAGE.
&or, STATEN, 10 9aQe.
Ct. Sobug, NcuiuuOlano. ( Gage.
Ct. Petersburg, 3ublanO, u Gage
spDHto, aufralitn. 81 Gage.
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Niehm1rffe.

GAIT 2tbertp, pu., 4. auguit.
= 3inbbie6: Marft ntebrtger; 9reife
$3.50 Bis $3.50. S9peine: Martt
ntebriger; 9reiie $500 Bis $7.85.
S4afe: Martt fIau; 9reiie $3.50 Bis
$500
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Baltimore, ben 4. Quguft.
&. Wm. Wiobenborf &c 60. bere9z
men fir Srancs: 8antiers : Srutten
auf 80 Sage 5.173 %(rpeniger 1915,
auf @i6t 5.164 (peniger 1i16), tuufz
mGnnif6e 5.184 (psni9er 1f16) Biz
5.198. Rei9smart auf 60 Sage 945.
@uIben duf so Sage 40.
Sterling 8antiers auf 60 Segs
4.854, auF @i4t 4.87 1916, taufz
mGnniI4e 4.853-4a.
@ertduFe uuf Der bieiigen gffetten'
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En[tilnnrer WarftheriMte.
Ce.riatet fur Sen ,2eutiasn GorrsponOsntsn.1

VoFTTUFI Tut JH F-VUET7V0 V7|FIV0"7F"F" J
Baltimore, ben T. Nugut.
Mebl.-9ie beutige Mebl3ufubr
belief ii4 ouf 1898 6dfer, elm
i8lieBli4 1855 5Gfer gu Occult
9oint uno 1867 gu Canton. &iitenz
perfanot 372 6d7er, Murtt ru6ig
BEL unberGnOerten greiien. 8erfGufe:
400 6Gfr Spring Patent. Die Noz
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Muttions> 4n5eigen.
George e. 2puneIp, anpalt,
SIR. 223, st. 9aul=StraBe.
0ablaRpertpalter =Serfauf

-oes-
tp~ert6polen S9ub : 5dbrifationsgez
i6GFts bes beritorbenen 8uitaDe
s. 2ibt in gfr. 8, Norbz8 Greene
StraBe.
Rraft zines Grlafeg beg 8aiisno'ri6ts Der StuOt
Baltimore pjro bic unter3si6ne:e 9a5labOcrpaItez
rim am 9 onner It a g, ben Z. Auguit 1902, gor=
mittaQs 10 ltbr beginnenn, ale sur Gabrifation BON
feiuen Sdubtn gebrau6ten Mai6ineu, ciui6liebli6
08ebter 8uffing Rai6ine, 0}cRdD R~dbmuibiRe,
6adcn ,9uruiiber" unD r9ruibzNai6iue, p9Oper=
Gable nit 8 Mai6iueu, elettrii6er 0totor bon 2
9ferOctrdften. Wotor BON ] 9ferostruft, QeriOrtr=
Mai6ine, S6nciOesMai6ine, pSbaftiug" uno
Betting" fcrner Waterialicn, ciniblieBli6 suQc=
i6uittcatr eoblen, 2aoeutii3s, Seine, 2eOer etc,
Qeiien, r9ies" uuO Muitcr ouf otientIibcr @uttlpu
OH Grt INN STEELE oerfdufen.
Gerncr 9irsau=Ginrihtunq, ~befte6eno aus Mil=
ler's ciicrncm 9eloi6rant, S6reibtii6en etc. uuo
5airbunt's Qlattform= 99aa9cn.
9trtaufs=9eoingunqen . aar.
2ucp s. Gibt,
MISREPRESENTATION.
9atti o n & @abnn,
2O5,8. 10, $3.50 Nattiouatoren.
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@ol3fleif4: pro PfunO, gan5e
S4ultern, engIif4 geI4nitten, 1O3c.;
gang tur3e &tppen, 1915; fur3e Seiz
tenriPpen, 1885,; @eiteniped, 134c;
gan3e 2etbitIde, 49,; Sped@S4ulz
tern, 114c.; Sugar : GureO" 8rutz
itiide, 143c.; Sugar GureO" S4ulz
tern, 114c.; G6inten, feline, 143c.;
Obne 9uut, 144c.; picnic, LIT;
nM}eB"z 69peineftsii9, $2O.5O pro
SAB; @6mul3 - in Sierce5, gut rafz
ftnirt, 113c.; in 6Gfern 118c.
8affee: Rotirungen iinb ME folgt:
5Bc. PRO Pfunb fir Rio Nr. 7;
Santos 74c. Big 114c. pro Pfo.; Ntaz
racaibo 94e. Big 1876; SABA 19c. bis
$780,; Motta 18c. Bis 19c.
9er0iteter Suffee: 6. 8. 6. in &iz
item Zoe. Big 1O,20c. pro 9funo;
in @ii9ien uno @Gdert, reiner SABA,
324c. Bis $780,; reiner Maracaibo
221c. Big &c.; SABA unb Mottu, gez
mif4t, 28c. Bis Oslo. pro Pfunb; reiz
rer Santos 19c. Bis 1896.
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0runOeisentbum 3u berfaaien.
@ppSlans., uahe @pnneettent.Npe.

SrOingtUn; Cottage mil s 3imnern; Bah, Gas,
geaNer; Gountps Steuern; Sc. GabrgcIo; grnno3inss
irei; s@lihti i'm Ga6burbuuie. r%llnitep Real
State Co., 3r. 101, Gf=Gapette=S Str. 2l+-2U
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@tttlOeruoue GntOeGmn0.

Trau yEilliams, cine berporragenec Gpe,iaz
Iifttu III NrauensSeicen; brahte 5auIenben BON
~Itibtnoen 6raueI pus Slid Der @eiuuO6eit; bate
ME sintn 6t6l6IoG; in abtunoujcr3ig StunOtn miro
in irQtnOpclbcm StaDium 9inperunQ ptri6aift. opsr
feline 9tjabiung; tetHf 6bmtr3:H. isius 8tfabr,
isine llnterbrcbunq Der Ssi6ditigung; about .E3,r
unb barmiOs; in giircau OO,r per Bot 81. 6 o ms
srtabslf es, pripdtts 9eim il r
8 @sbiloite Grant:npilese Ter innsH; drjt.i6e
EebnnD.une, iol5 eelDiinibt; 2~5=jdbrige Griab-ung.
Sprsbtunotu pom 10 bis s. 60nntass bon 2 bis 5
8atbertbtiluH9 gratis.
6rau =. sSiniams,
Rr. Sf, Horb4oopaTbsS Strait, 9aItinsrs.
(Gel9, x&S.lO
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SteQengeinde:

SttIlegeu
3lpei quite @dtsr piini6eu Stslurg uIs brittle
@auO. 9a6Suirageu in Nr. 1874, GOOfFezStrube.
fl6-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-08-05

@et5en. - Die beutige @ei3en>
3ufubr be8ifferte Ii4 auF 108,980 8uz
f4l; 8erfanDt BON ben Glebatoren
1913 $40 8uf9el; Gleoatorenz8orrat
1,OO7,521 8u19eI. @erfGufe: 5000
frif6er Spot gu 70, 10000 QuguIt gu
70, 10000 Do. gu 725, 10000 Sep
TENDER 3u 734.
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POftmarfenz Ggentureu.
@eri9tebne Gta0tibtiIe, in pelaen
POIt>DertbIa3sn Derfauft

Hert 9teDale Std0tibetIe, in Del6en
PoItzWertbia3sn bertauft
tperoen.
WtlDais, G.. 9. Scott.
9orf.Goao 9urnel 3. SappinotoH.
Soriub=aocrue uro 6arriioHtraBe - Gobrt 9.
2. 6aq.
q. strass nnO 81 nOOOu.g Oenut QOuag
&tiuoouar.
Oranueoins - oirom Rimble.
Sort=2totnus unbS 0bnionzStrabe - q. p. 6.
5. nnO sOuu5.strabs 6iubIanOtOpn sumes
6. Sruar.
Cranqtpin. - gtOrgs gen.
Gr, Is, llniOnsaU,nue QeOooberrp) - Gfarsua
g.. Wiaiams.
q~roaOpop unb Baltimore straBe geOrgs 3.
Ngap.
untr.e citation, gtHnfploani,r ga5n' - 9. ..
groDH.
Gqm6ense tatiOn. .galtimortsC 6tO:gabn.'
S%eiOrOrrung bon Pufia6en.
2Gnge Der srforDerti4en 3sit our Gra
rei4uRg Der Deri4ieomen Be-
ftimmungsorts.
uutenFebsno lit Die un9efdbre 3eit
fir ue6ermittslunq Der Poftia6sn bon
benz galtimorer Yot 8iireau mus
ben buuptId6Ii9sn einbeimiI4en uno
austpdrIigsn Stdotsn ber5ei4net.
Snl0no.
Qtlanta, go, 10 GtunosH.
QtlantitzGitp, RS. 6 etunStn-
Rrooflnu, R.s0., 6 Stunbsu.
RurliHotou. 9trmoHt, II StuRbsh
Buffalo, 9.sQ., Is Stunoen.
Gase nan, Rs, 6 6tuHosa.
GbarltfOH, Sc, 16 stuRssR.
gbiago, 9Gs, l Gag.
Columbia. S.sG., II StaResA
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Seutiqe S6luBrate:

ID s.-Ste 6eutt9e Wfdls5ufu9r
betrug 1874 8ui4el; @erianbt Don
ben @lepatoren lao 8ui9el; Gepaz
torenz8orratb 30,496 8uI4el.
!6euttoe Sh[uBrdte:
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Sn p%erfaufen:

3n n~erfaufcn:
Stbt if bic 9,!tgenbtit o~!iutig, FG sin biliges
&aus su taufsn.
Nsue Qdu!'r an Der SiOicite Der Mc5lotrrps
straBe, lic9s Simmer, @runoSins $3.50. 9rei3
$4,000; SrunDtid IA Sub BEL 100 CUB.
6. 5. @~atGagber, 8auuntsrnsbmcr
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sans.Sanplate, ftasttid,es Gas, SC.

GabrselO; @afer; ipenige iibrio; @uroains; fault
ieBt in Sroingtou, 98eft=@nO, StaOt; iuegen GruuO.
rib: ~sllnittO Steal Gitats Co.," 9r. i0l, St:6apz
ette= StrQbe. 2l4-2O
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Der. Staaten 8eIoQnpet
ungen.

NnpeiIengen Bis 8ur 966e BON
$3.50 toit2n 3 Geut8.
Qnpeifuugen ii6sr $3.50 Bis $500
tOFtsn 8 Gsnts.
2tnrpeiiun9en ii6er $500 Bis $1,000
tOiten 8 Gents.
QnpeiTungen ii6sr $1,000 Big
$4,000 toiten 10 Gents.
Nnpeifun9en iibsr $4,000 bis
$4,000 toiten II Genl5.
&npei1ungen iiber $4,000 Biz
$4,000 toiten Is Gents.
Qntpeiiun9en Gber $4,000 Biz
$4,000 toiten Is Gents.
4npetiungen iiber $4,000 bis
$4,000 foltsn 20 Gents.
4npei iungen ii6er $4,000 Bis
$1,000 foIten 25 Gents.
4ntpeiiungen tber $500 big
$4,000 toitsn 80 Gants.
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Inse,sen.-3 uertanIen.

GtanearesN dbs ofb meu-Saar ocer Greeit.
3tpti NoIbinsn in Gins - Gods uno Rstt:Hfti3.
giuigtsr Mal6insns2aoen in ber6tnot 8 6drles
e. 6batrsr, Rr. 664. ReitsSaItimoresStrabt.
G14-l
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9arleben nMf OrnnOeigentbnm.

Harleben bon $500 bis $4,000
ouf gruuOsissntbum in Der staOt unb benz 2uubs.
nieoriqe 9iugrattu. :. Dr.. Serrp & 9 o n,
Rr. 25, Ct. 9aul:strabs. (aPrIIll,lG
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Gin Baraaiu.

Gottno. NIT 10 3immern uui / atcr GrunOftiid
unO obne @runD3ins, 3u einsm 9rsiie iDeit unter
Den @autOier. 6. .. D d nj n, Rr. 6l2, 9arp=
@uilDlna. (SunI9lO
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Sfferire mcine neue Spttaae nit 10

3immern; qrunoSingfrei; NIT nsuen Glurzllebcr3ii=
gen; ieltene @elcQsnbeit, I'M elm begtbrsnspertbes
@eim gu taufen; $1,000 9aur; Geit uui LANCE 3eit.
aoreTe; 40 Grpeoition Dieies 81. Gl4-20)
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OeidGfts> Oelesenbeiten.

Wdbmafdincn binis.
Ginise tuenig qebrau6te o~usaeftelt e~eipeieHe
4dbmai6inen Rr. 9 fir Samilienqebraub, iir
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DR.. F. P. Lennahan, Of WHkesbarre.
was then called, his examination being
conducted by John Shea, Of counsel for
connection with several hospitals OF
this city he said the coal companies
contributed very little to their support.
His testimony regarding the causes of
miners asthma, etc, were substantially
the same as that given by the preced-
ing witness.
What is the average life Of a min
er?'' Commissioner Wright asked
Very few get over fifty years
Il mean after he begins to work. "
twenty-five or thirty years
On crOss-examination by Everett
Warren, counsel for the Delaware and
Hudson, the witness said he was not
aware that practically all the taxes of
Pennsylvania were paid by the cOrpor-
atoms of the state. This reply produc-
ed some laughter in the court room.
Mr.. Warren then challenged the tes-
timony of DR.. Lennahan that the cor
porations contributed little to the sup
port of the hospitals, and said that
while the state government gave
financial aid, this was only possible by
reason of the taxes paid by the corpor-
atoms.
When asked if it were not true that
all people who are employed out Of the
sunlight are likely to have pale, anaer
mic appearance the doctor said that if
the statements he had to-day heard
were true the lack of sunlight would
not contribute to any great extent to
the miners condition, because the COM
panies claimed the men left their work
before noon. He admitted that num-
Der of the men employed in nearby
axle works had been affected with sci
atict, rheumatism and consumption,
and on further cross-examination said
that a miner cannot be got away from
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NO UNDUE HEAT ABOUT FUTURE
DINNERS.

DlNNhfk5.
The very latest application of cleo
tricity is to cooking. M. Moissan, of
raising heat by electricity. He has
succeeded in inventing an electric cru
chile in which very great heat is gen.
Grated, and the most intractable sub
stances, that hitherto had defied analy-
sis, are driven off into vapor; but
more moderate heat can also be obtain
ed for ordinary purposes. In fact, it
is mere matter of arrangement
whether we get light or motion or heat
from the electric current. If we choose
heat we can have it, and we can use it
as we desire, to smelt metals or to
cook our dinner. An electric oven has
been invented, in which electricity both
turns the spit and roasts the joint.
The fireplace has been turned into
small electric furnace, from which the
heat radiates just the same as if it were
coal fire. Vessels have also been
made for cooking purposes, with AM
outer and an inner skill, the interval
between the two skins being filled with
white metal which is heated by a
current of electricity In this way wa
ter can be boiled and food cooked.
There are three degrees of heat, ac-
cording to the will of the attendant.
The vessels are provided with binding
screws that connect them with the
current in moment. 1t is impossible
to exaggerate the importance Of this
invention. In a few years we shall be
turning on our room fires for heating
just as we now turn on the gas for
lighting. Our cooking will be done
without dust or smoke; and by being
able exactly to regulate the intensity
of the heat, we shall also be able to
cook a steak to our entire satisfaction.
At the breakfast table the coffee may
be made before our eyes; while soups
and other preparations can be allowed
to simmer any needed time, with the
certainty that the fire will neither be-
come too hot nor go out altogether.
There is hope for scientific cookery I'M
der the conditions of the coming time.
The housewives labors will be tighten
ed, and her husbands temper will re-
main serene-Chambers' Journal