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Smyrna times., 1903-05-27
Disastrous Wrecks.

Carelessness is responsible for many
a railway wreck and the same causes
are making human wrecks of sufferers
from Throat and Lung troubles. But
since the advent of DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds, even the worst cases can be
cured, and hopeless resignation is no
longer necessary. Mrs. Lois Cragg Of
Dorchester, Mass, is one of mary
whose life was saved by DIR. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy is
guaranteed for all Throat and Lung
diseases by Benton N. Weldon Drug
glst. Price SOC, and $1.00. Trial bot
Ties free.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27
Before Buying a Piano.

The intending piano purchaser should
first obtain the book, How to Buy a
Piano." a comprehensive compilation of
piano information. A little study of
this volume affords a ready knowledge of
the instrument: its parts-their construc-
ton, operation and relation; the progress
sive steps in it's development, together
with other valuable data all treated in un-
technical language. The book fits the
reader to judge knowingly of tonal eff
feet, touch and the durability of the piano
he contemplates purchasing. A postal to
Blasius & Sons, 1101 1103 and 1119
Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, will fetch
a copy of the book free.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27
Doesn't Respect Old Age.

It's shameful when youth fails to
show proper respect for old age, but
just the contrary in the case of DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. They cut off
maladies no matter how severe and
irrespective of old age. Dyspepsia
Jaundice, Fever, Constipation all yield
to this perfect Pill. 25c, at Benton n.
Weldon's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

W. L. Gooding sold on Saturday, at
Clayton, the property of Eliza Pratt,
in Kenton hundred, containing four
acres, to Walter G. Myers, for $500.
James H. Hughes sold at FELTON,, Sat
urday, the land of the late William H.
Laramore, in South Murderkill hun.
dred, containing so acres, to Hezekiah
Masten, for $405.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Medford Andrews of
Hurlock, Md, have issued invitations
for the marriage of their daughter,
Mary, to John Hopkins Loux, a train
dispatcher at Clayton. The wedding
will take place next Thursday, May
2Sth, at noon, in Washington NJ. E.
Church, Hurlock.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27
CLAYTON DEPAR TMEAT,

Mr.. T. L. Mason is our authorized agent
at Clayton, Del, and will receive new sub
eriptiOns and receives monies on old. Al
news items left with him will receive proper
attention. Subscribe now; only $1.OO a
wear in advance.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27
CLAYTON.

items Of Interest Cleaned From the Doing
In and About Town:
Rev. Dexter Weeden, formerly rec
tor of Trinity Church, is spending the
week in Clayton, and will celebrate
the Holy Eucharist at Trinity next
Sunday morning. Rev. Weeden has
accepted call from Stanford, Conn.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Superintendent Holiday of the Del
aware railroad says the shipments of
strawberries this year are 100000
quarts in excess of the shipments last
year. Eight hundred thousands quarts
of berries were shipped over the Della
ware road last Saturday. Mr.. Holli-
day says DeIaware's fruit prospects
are brighter this year than for several
years past.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27
mo- cure a cold II One nav-

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it failsto cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. 25c,
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Robert P. Small, of Milford, has
been secured by the Swift Refrigerator
Company to manage the shipment of
iced cars of fruit and berries over the
Delaware road this season. This bus
mess has become an important one,
eRd-tba. COMPANY hes aalt..s aatg - along tho
sfoad for the convenience of the patrons
of the industry, which has become so
important to fruit growers. Mr.. Small
is a well-known detective and special
officer.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

The work of laying a double track
on the Delaware division of the Penn
sylvania railroad, throughout the
State, is being rapidly pushed, and
the latest stretch to be completed is
between Harrington and Woodside, a
distance of ten miles. The double
tracking has almost been completed
between Clayton and Dover, and with
this new piece already for use, travel,
especially during the busy fruit and
berry season, will be greatly facili.
tated.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Frederick Palmer, a young Della
ware railroad freight brakeman, was
killed at Middletown Saturday after
noon by falling from his train. Palmer
whose home was in Lewes, was walk
ing along the top Of the car, while the
train was going at a rapid rate of
speed. Whether he made a misstep is
not known, but he was hurled from the
top of the train to the ground. He
was picked up bruised and bleeding
by the other members Of the crew. He
died shortly after the accident and his
remains were sent to the station at
Middletown, and later to his home in
Lewes The unfortunate brakeman
was married only recently and his
wife was prostrated by the sad news.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

The Pennsylvania Railroad Thurs
day began the work of demolishing
the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's lines on the railroads right of
way along the 1900 miles of track east
of Pittsburg. Thousands of men had
been stationed along the railroad wait
ing for the signal to begin work. As
soon as it was known at Broad Street
Station that Judge Burlington at Pitts
burg had refused to grant an iniunc-
ton preventing the removal Of the
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Selbyville, a little town on the D.
NJ. & V. R. r. is a close second to
Bridgeville in the shipment of berries.
On Wednesday last six cars were
loaded at that point, and the highest
price ever realized for strawberries in
Delaware was obtained there on that
day. A lot of six crates, over which
buyers had war, was sold to Charles
Terry for $8 per crate, which meant a
little more than % cents per quart.
The fact that sufficient strawberries
have not reached maturity in that vi
cinity to load refrigerator car, has
kept prices down toconsiderable under
what is paid where lced-cars are load
ed. The average price paid there has
been 8 cents per quart. Thursday
ffty-eight quarts were sold at the Mil
ford depot.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Three citizens of Harrington have
pledged the congregation of the Meth
odlst Protestant Church, a subscrip-
tion of 81, 900 each for a new church
edifce, providing that $4,000 more is
raised and that the building shall be
of improved brick, stone and iron and
an ornament to the town. The church
workers have begun to stir themselves
and will undertake to make the So, 900
good by Thanksgiving Day.
Smyrna times., 1903-05-27

Another big line of the best
made Sideboards in the city is
now being shown at our store.
Everyone is a beauty and the
price cannot be beaten elsewhere
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
Die aopibsssdnns Der Sran.

G6on bon Differs fer fpurbe bon
ben Grauen in &opfbeoedunsen elm
GROCER 2urus setrieben, unb mir piis
fen gar ptel Sntere antes unb @rbau'
Iihes BON benz pubaufnanb pergdnge>
ner Sabrbunoerte, ia Sabrtduienoe.
@us Der &feibung unb Ropfbebedung
Der 6rGu lift nit GROCER 2larbeit bic
gauge Sisnatur Der iepeiIigen 3etts
ftrsmunsen au conitruiren. Iber aud
benz oberflG9lihsn 8eIdduer bietet
cine 3ufammenitelung cine Wenge
bes SntsreHonten. Wir piRen f9pn
aus Der 9ibel, 6db bic Sruuen Der
alien @ef4i9te bas Saupt nit
S6leiern umbilten, bab lie foitlide
@Gnber unb Steine ms Sddr flods
ten. @ebdnge unb 9inben aus Sob
ftoff als 4opfbebedung U%ertpenoeten.
Mber Nu9bilbunsen, ettpu Stulptursn
btblifGer 6raaen, iinb niGt auf uns
9etommea. Wobl tdben mir unenbz
lid biele, b09It ~pertbpple Document,
in ben dltegpptifden 8dubentmGIerR,
IN ben pbramiben, in ben Sempeln.
ben 0entmdlern in 2utIpr. tura iiber@
al, no ienes tpunberbdre Bolt uns
bieie 3eugen b09iter Gultur uno rufs
fintrteiten 2ebensdenuFes binterlaRen
Dat.
Die ggnpterin aus t6niglidem @es
bliit trug ben nur ibr autOmmenoen
t0nialiden &opfidmud. Gr mar
ebsnfo tpftbar als eompli3irt uno
fbmbolifd. I'm einem unierer 9ilber,
has bic &6nisin &etdantme bartlett,
t6nnen mir an bieIe Sniisnien genda
betrahten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
Die leete S9iHsmible aaf Der
Glbe.

Del benz fteisenbsn StromDertehr
tpuroen bic daratteriitii9en S4iffss
miiblsn auf Der Glbe mad uno nah
einsesossn, 10 baB sesenpdrtis nur
nod cine, bic lebte. gu piItian bel Cos
boiib in 8Obmen an senanntem Stros
me itsbt, beap. auf ibm idpimmt;
unb fper. peiB, pie LANCE ibr Wert
nod sebsn pirb. Sieie Miible, obriss
teitli9 coneeiiionirt, ipurbe i'm Sabre
1902 erbaut unb lit trpB ibres qlters,
alIerbings na4 manGen notbpsnoigen
Grneuerungen. beute nod i'm beitsn
3uitanb.
Die innere GinriHtung fommt Der
elmer ieben anbern Miible slei4. Grz
i!aunli9 1T es, nit pel6er Si9erbeit
Der Solsbau, Der nit &stten bonn nfer
feItne6alten ipiro, auf benz Dah.r
rubt. Gtipaise Sdtpantunsen iino
fdum tpabrnsbmbar. 8emertsnspertb
1T aud, bab oas Miblrab unO iomit
bds ganse Wert lansiam geht, fobalo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

Delt 5u idaffen. ert i'm ie93ebnten
Sabrbunbert purbe er perbrGngt uno
atpar ieBt BON Der runben, benz MtGns
nerbut nadgebilbeten &opfbebsdun5,
benz Barrett. aiibn unb pertpesen fab
es auf benz Saar, nit beItidtcm Rano
unb panenben Seoern reid gei9iidt.
Inter Dem Ranb quollen bic seringelz
ten 2odsn berppr, ober Elm @oloneb
belt bas Saar sefefelt.
Damn aber fam elm itdrfer Riidz
fdldg. Die 3eiten fpurben ernit uno
nit ibnen bic aopfbebedune Der Srau.
9as leidtiinnige Barrett perfapano.
cine ftrense Saube nit Stirnf9nebbe
unb S6leier frat an feline Stene, uno
nit Der ipaniSfen Srodt, Der Miiblz
iteinbdlstrauie. Der SdniirbruIt unb
benz 9lodenrod belt bas fpanifde
Siit6en. in Der Sorm zines oben breis
ter perbenbsn Cylinders, fsinen Gins
aug. glu4 'bieie pinais tleine &ppfs
bebeduns perfdDunb. So CAB ldnse
3eit teinen Sut mebr. Dufiir ipurbe
bic Srifur INNER toitbdrer. 2dnge
2oden palten benNdden binab, tiinit>
lide tletne CAPITALIZATION legtsn ii4
UNI bic Stirn; muir Shleifen unp Sc
bern bulbete biefer tunitpolei 8au.
Grft gesen bas gnbe bes f~ieb5ebnten
Sabrbunberts besann man nieber,
oieien u~ngebeuren 6rifuren totette
tlsine SGubden aufsuieben. bic fid
bdnn f4nsl psrsr0Berten unb, als
2ubpig Der 8ier5ebnte unb fein Re@
gime einen sroBen ginfluB uuf bic
Mobe getpunnen. baIb au monitrDien
Saubsn ssitaIteten. Sn Der speiten
9Glfte bes a9taebnten Sd6rbunberts
lam bann cine gang teue Dirt bon
.9ut" auf. 4uf benz gu einem unges
beuerliGen 8auf9 dufsetbiirmten
Saar faBen bic ieltIdmIten pbantaiisz
sebilbs: BON golbenen 9ittern einge'
sGunte 8~lumenbeste, bsipimpelte
Sdiffe, 9etreibeidober, @oseltdfiss.
@anae Sbierfcenen, 2anbI9aften,
@dGferibbaen trug man auf benz
&opfe.
I'm 1875 mar aud bieie Wooe bors
iiber. Die s~ru5iDien 8ilber MatteGiis
bss Siinseren Seigen bic iGDnen 5rdns
s0iinnen nit Siiten auf benz BODICE
pufften unb in sroBen 2oden berab'
paGlenben Saur. bic gang unOertenn@
bar an uniere beutigen 0amenbiite erz
innern. Den Sut elmer Pariierin BON
1885 tDnnte nit eerineen Mobifitd'
tionen aud beute cine Mobebdme tras
gen.
Der anfang bes neunSebnten Sabrs
bunberts brdfte cine grunolegenbe
8erGnberung in Der Jrauentopfbeoes
dung: Der gapotbut puroe %erfunben,
Der ben &opf pDlis nmidIisBt unb in
SGutenform rinesum peit Doritebt.
BON 1910 an berrf6te er unbei9rdntt.
Die 8iebermeieraeit bradte fir bic
Susenb bic rei5enoen, rieIengroben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

germ bon ben ~6It5etilden 9beeabens
BEN. Gin anberer lnterf9ieb 5ipi'
fheH adffee unb Sbee beItebt nod pa;
rim, baB Der Sbee brett auf ben Wt1>
gen %einipirft, Der &affee bingegen bic
8eipegungen bes 9drms perItdrtt.
Bel aler annebmli4teit nun, bic
uns Der mdbise 9enub bon aaffee
unb Sbee bietet, miifen bieie beiben
9enubmittel bod ais &eiamittel be-
trahtet tperben, nit beren 4nfpen.
bung man immerbin borfi6tis fein
folte. Dem bdufisen @enub bAIer beiz
ben 8elebungsmittel berbanten mir
gum She'll uniers nerp6fen 5rauen
unb MGnner, fogar idon nerbDfe 8inz
Der. SdpGdli9en perfonen, naments
lid aber ben &inbsrn. folte man ben
@enuB bon Ruffee unb 9hee iibsrhaupt
perbieten.
@as bic ferneren Wirtunsen anbss
lanst, bic Elm iibermdbiger @enub Der
beiben grresungsmittel berborbringt,
10 muB baran erinnert tperben, bab
Der Raffee S9lafloiistsit, fotpie einen
rauiddbnlifen 3uitanb peruriadt;
bon 4ufregung i'm tpeitern entftebt GIN
@efiibl bon llnrube unb Sibe, qn9ft,
Sdpinbef unb 3ittern Der @liebern.
aebnlihe @riGeinungen geben ii9 Suz
nd9it beim rei5bdren RerDenipitem,
unb Bel getpobnbeitsmdbisem Mibs
bruu4 seielen ii9 Oann i~tartss SerSs
tlopfen, llnreselmGbisteit bes Ser5z
fdlasss, 9eGnsItisuns, f4lieBlid ans
semeines S6pddesefiibl unb nerpDie
@rfdOpfung binau.
Sas Hefultdt alIer 8etrddtungeu
TT. baB man einen mGBiseH 9snuB
BON 8affee unb Sbse, na9 benz iebtz
gen 3uItanbe Der Civilization, biuisen
barf; bic 9renae bes erlaubten 8enuiz
fee mOse iid iebsr bur4 SelbtbsOba9=
tuns beiimmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

SGgerlatetn. o.: sd fage
Sbuen, ss 1T serubeSu eritaulIi4. ipie
melt bic Snteaigen3 sepifer Sbiere
gebt. Meine alte Diana perri9tet BEL
mir DoGitGnbis ie0ienite zines 9auss
mGb6ens. Sic fiibrt ale meme 4uf>
trGge in Der Stabt aus, obne iemdls
etipas gu pergefen." = g.: -9us mems
men sic eritaunli9e SD Iernte duf
meiner GeiIe in Sinter : Snbien einen
alien Glefdnten tennen, Der ebenfaas
our 8eIOrguns Don uGerbunb GommiIs
iionen peripenbet tpurbe. OieIeIbsn
ipurben ibm am 4benb porber aufses
trassn, unD ba bas Shier, tpie eeiagt,
etfpas alt mar unb an 9ebG6tnibs
I9pG9e litt. 70 ma4te es fih iecesmdl
Dor benz SdlaFenseben einen 8noten
In ben GiiHell"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
aopfpuB Der grie4tf4en
Hrausn m 4Gtertbum.

Die nGdite betdnnte Oariteurng ets
mes Srauentppfpubes TT cine 3ei9s
uuna in ben r6mif9en &atatomben
aus benz britten Sdbrbunoert. sic
iteIIt cine driftlide Sunsfrdu bar,
beren Saar gei9eitelt unb Suriidses
ftriden lit. am SintertOpfe 1T es in
spei 35pfen Idnedenurtig 10 bod ses
itent, baB es BON born geieben tptro,
uub BON binten mad born fallen Stpet
breite, abseidrdste. nit 6ranisn be-
febts 8Gnoer herab.
Bon ba Bis gum neunten Sabrs
bunbert piRen mir tpenis. Die 6rauen
iimipdnben meiit ibr Saupt in 9aus
ben, ober Surbanform nit peiben
pber oeIfidten 9Gnoern, ipobl aud nit
@pfbitpfFen uno Sfieiern. Inns
Sahr loo entpidelten it4 oann in
6eutIfen 2anben Der Sdlsier unb oas
&opftud gu CANA beitimmten Gormen
NIT befimmten Namen. Od mar 5us
nGGit bic Riie, elm aopftu4. nit benz
man ndd Der itrensen Site Der 3ett
nibt nur has 0uar, ionbern au9 oas
@eiiht. fat mad Der art Der orientdlls
fteu Trauen, perbiiGte. Ius ibr ent'
itdub bas @ebenbe (pon gebunben),
cine felt ben aopf umi4lteBenoe Sans
Sc. bic aber einen iteifen, biuoemartia
oen. acknowledgement Runb bate. bon
benz aus fih cine 8inbe nm ods &tEn
berum aoa. aber bic fsitliGe Srd6t
unb b,IonSers Der aopfpub oerSun9s
frau tpar has S9dpsl. 0ieies tonnts
elm einfader gaeif fsin. aud Elm Cob.
reif. es nurbe aud tpulftdrtig nit
foItborenu Stoffen bepidelt = fur
Snnofrauen nit Weib ober 8ldu. Fir
Sraueu nit Sdarlad ooer Selb. =,
pber es mar elm 8lumenfranS.
SIM spSlften SaRrbunoert ettsri
nod elm Sittenprebiser: rau9 sieren
ole upfiaen (ippigen) 6rauen ibrt
bou6te NIT fronben. nit tronsn, mil
ouIOin G6apeln. nit itraubfeOsrn'
GIumeu unb sriinsm 9u6sdbum"
uber oann lam ffneI bic fets 9aue'
auf. bic ben aOpf eng umgab uno Hul
in Der l~tmrabmung bss SeIi4teS man
nigfdltige @aridttouen auftuies. Ius
ibr cntnideIte ii6 bann i'm DierSebn'
ten Sdbt1anbsrt bic burgunbiid'
Srdft: Der Senniu, cine bobe, 5udcr'
buti6rmiae 6anbs ait S6Isicr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

runben Siite, bic um 1880 ben @is
pfelpuntt Der 3otetterie errei4ten
unb, nit paGlenoenSebern. loien BLU
menitrdubsn, fluttsrnben 9dnoern
iiberreid perSiert, nidts ipeniser als
rbieoermeieriI9" eri9ienen. Bon 1880
ab er6ielt ii9 Der Gapptbut in Der
@unit Der 6rauen, @r iiberbauerte
bic un9ldu6liden Mobegef4mddloitgs
feiten Der bier5iser uno finfaiser
SABRE, unb er5t -um bas Sabr 1865
nuroe er bon iensn forms unb ges
idmddlofen tleinen fluden Mittels
Dineen 5tpiidsn Sut unO Sdube abse'
loft, bic unIere nit Reifrod uno Sours
niire duf's idauerli9Ite perunitaltss
ZEN Damien als &rSnuus ibrer Soilette
auf benz nit fali6sn 3Dpfen uno
puffsn foloHal uufgebaui4ten 9aar
balaneirten. @rif bic Iebten Sebn Sab
re bdben uns einen p6uis neuea
,mooernen" Still gebra4t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

= S9pieriser 80 d. :
Der 2anbgraf befu4t in 8esleituns
feines Gbiutanten cine @emdlbeauss
ltellung. Dor einem' portrdt. peldes
bic 9e3eidnuns ~Selbitportrdt" trdst.
bletbt er beiuunbsrnb iteben unb iast
bann gu feinem 8esleiter: w5dmos :
db, san3 ausseaeidnet. Selbitportrdt
foQ audi BON mir aemaht fperben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

-Sn einem atbem. Steis
fder: Isle slauben gar nidt. fpie
bel f9limmes 0plt mir i'm Srte bas
ben, 8ummler, Strolhe, Rduber,
Spibbubert unb 0egetarianer.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

-8erptappert. Sausfrau:
rNun. bas Sbeutsrftiid mar tpobl febr
fpannenb9" 3ofe: ga. Mdbdme, t4
glaubte fortpGbrsnb our9 einSdliifs
ieIo9 gu Ieben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

Gin Sinh ftiner 3sit.
2ebrsr: ~Gbrubam faste gu Got:
sgBiHit Du our 2inten. 10 min i9 aur
Re6ten." Wds ertennen mir 6as
rdusg" = SdiiIer: ~9lbrabam mar
tonferbutib. Got Socialbemotrat."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

= Doppeltt SGeifdnotb.
Sunee9ausfrau die fel6ft to6D: AID
Soft. suerIt mub man bas robe 5leii9
70 tbeuer be5ublsn unb nu6ber mill
has eetp9te iein Menid eHen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

Sin CUTE Seele. Geami.
natorin (als Der @%ramiRanb aGnSli4
burdsefdlen. fir fit): ranein Der.
bunsert Der, 3 Bette 1T. i'd heirdtbe
i'm"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

@rie6innen unb G6msrinnsn unts
tpanOen ibr 9aar nit 8inben. trusen
0iabeme unb S9leier. 4ber bamals
fdOn tanHte man ben Sut, = ben
ipirtliGen 9ut. Der ~alerOins5 niemuI3
elm Gurus, fonbern nur elm Ses
brau6ssesenitanb mar. Die 5mierli>
den Sanaeraftsuren 5eisen OieIen err
iten. aus Strob seflOdtenen 9ut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
@rfrenIi6e @mpfeG.

Sunser &dnnibale: SD
iitsrbrinee cine GmpfebIuns BON meiz
mem Sntel. Wie er Iagt, funeR Sic
elm gutter Sreunb meines @aters gene
fen fein." - IIter &annibale: .gb,
Sbr Serr Batter! 50. ia, ben bah ih
setannt, = elm re4t poblidmedenOer
alter Serr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

- 9 Ii tige @efestu6etf.
Commits (Morgens): mSerr Meper,
Sbr 8anarienposel lit bisIe Radt tres
firt!" - Gbef: 500 Sa bGngen sic
nal sleia bas SdiIb in's Sh1uFens
fer: Iuspertuuf ipesen Toossfal.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

= @tanbessemdB. Serr b.
Sil6erftetn: n0enten sic fi9: Der
gommereienratb DON 8eilhenfelo bat
ii9 erbdngt! Qe @belmann srbdnst!
@eHn er bdtt' genummen ipenisitens-
9Idu fGure!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

= 2ebte SiIfe. Munn: n9sine
Mutter bait Oh gu uns einseIuben =
uno bus fasit Du 10 rubie9" = Sruu
(DorpurfsOOD: maber Srib. uniere
Striimpfe miifen bod einmal CeitOpft
iperben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
+ Wi1h-

auhnes 9ifb. Batter (su
einem iungen Wanne, Der UNI feline
Sodter anbdlD: rMas iiHb Sie9 Gbez
miter in elmer Ritrpelpcertnfabrit9
Ree, einem WaRne, Der INNER nit eis
mem TuBe in ben @olten itsbt. gebe i'd
meme Soffer niht!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
%unbepukte @robheit.

gambler: ~Seute feline 3eituns,
Serr profeforg"
nSabe mein @elb oerseFen!"
nRd. bann seben sic mir morgsn
ben Nidet!"
nqtber tuenn i4 nun bieie Rudt
iterbe9"
IRA, bunn 1T OOd ni9t riel usrlrs
ren!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12
. 6 3 It.

Srau MiIer: gla. fpis ssbt's benn9
9absn sic benn nod ni6ts pieber
BON benz 2umpen seb0rt, Der Sbnen
nit Der Mieibe ausseriidt 1T?
Sruu S9ul5e: ., Der 1T ia ieBt NIT
meiner emma berlpbt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-03-12

u. (einsn Acknowledged bemers
tenb): p9us 1T pObl sSerenihi'
mus"2"
g.: .gaein. bas 1T iein ~autumObis
Iifiimus@!" :
Arizona republican., 1903-05-27
A Notable Discovery.

If it be true that the scientists of the university of Chicago have found a cure for lockjaw, that fact alone makes ample return for the millions which John D. Rockefeller has given to the university. According to the announce ment made at the university and tele- graphed to the newspapers Saturday night, pr. Samuel A. Matthews made the discovery. and careful experiments have proved its value. The remedy is compound of calcium chloride, sodi- um chloride. sodium sulphate and sodium citrate and is applied through copious hypodermic injections. As q matter of course the medical profes- sion will have complete Knowledge oi the medicine and all details for it's use, without delay. Most readers will remember that hardly q year ago the bacillus of lock jaw was discovered, after a patient search through a score Of years, but scientific men had little hope that a remedy for the disease would be discove-ed so soon after the isolation of the germ. Heretofore, phy- sicians have had to acknowledge them selves practically powerless in dealing with the deadly lockjaw
 It is claimed for the new remedy that it is also a cure for uraemia and nor phine poisoning. ard for locomotor ataxia in its early stages, although it has not been found wholly effective where the disease is advanced. The late Thomas B. Reed died of uraemic poisoning, and it IS interesting to think that this new remedy might have saved the life O; that great man. In the story of the experiments it is related that in recent application of the solu- tion in the case of man suffering from uraemia, the large injection so stimu- lated the kidneys and nerve action as to throw off the poison and the mans lie was saved. In every instance where rabbits were the subjects, lock jaw had been caused by inoculating with the poison of tetanus, and a cure was effected by injections of the solu- tion. Rabbits poisoned by morphine were also cured by the new remedy. It is further explained that the dis oovery is the result of the practical ap- plication of the theories advanced by Professor Jacques Loeb and Professor Albert P. Matthews of Chicago uni versity that the action oi inorganic salts had an electrical and life giving effect on the system.