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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
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Su Teras min man lest
elm @eies tuiberrufen, tpel6es ieoen @is
ien6abnjug 3tutugt, an Der @ren5e beg
Stnates finf Miuuten itiI5ubalten.
Sie ErangenSi6 ter n
5aEta Nnn, Californian, baben in San
6ranciscp E;bt tueniser ala 5000
&iiten gum 8erianOt iRrer 5rii6te bes
itelt.
ieGinfpanberung I'm 80
nat Sebruar fpar er6ber als in benz
aleiden Monat irsenb zines norausse>
aanaenen Sabres. Sn Cattle Garden
aleir famen 9,755 @%iuunnberer on, b.
b. finfmal 10 niele, als i'm Sebruar 1877
un6 nm 1851 8erlonen mebr dls I'M
Se6ruar 1880.
Sn San Srdncisco fDuroen
in Der pergnngenen 8o6e atuei @onbncs
teure Der GUTTER traBenbn6n, Saul
g6umos unb SObu Samuel, auf bic I'm
tldae Der unteri9laguns nerbaftet. Sn
i6rem Befbe tuuroen tuuftuOa COM
9lodeu gefunben, bic tie beinn
ees Sabreeloes IN Der bob.
len Sanb az 5aIten pFe9ten uno NIT
oenen fie flin9elten, Ddbreno tie fih ben
anIdein gnber, bic einselammelten Bill
lets nit Der fDsen. y8en!9un9@ 81
Die Beioen fOne1 fi6 felt
Wcnaie1 ber1rtige G1min6eleitn babeu
III G@ulben tOmmen lahen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
sules Eserru ams @ambetta.
Raris. 81. Sch.

~ v p Il. ISeu.
Die i'm eneliihen 8laubuhe ner6is
fentlidteu Sepeiden fiber frdnS5fi6e
@afenlieferungen uno ii6er bic Miiiion
fransDTii6er SIfiIiers nod @rie6enlnnb
haben benz Riniiterinm Scrrp, ionie
@dmbetta fir eiHert 4usenblid eire
peinlide Gituatipn bereitef. Bereits
iubelten bic feinolihen Sournnle, inoem
ne aldu6teu, lie b6tten nun ben Betueis
fur cine 9eheire Resierl1ns @am6ettd's.
Cine Snterpellation tudr unaustueidlih.
Die Qfnte 6eI1lOB baber, bic Gnselesens
belt IelbIt in bic Sono 81 nebmen; i6r
S6uiann 9eues unterSog fi6 Der Gufs
oabe oes SnterpeIirens in Der beutiger
&dmmerfisune. Die grreauno uno
Sponnuna mar cine nngemeine. Nls
8arthelemp in ben Goulpirs erl6ien,
ffirsten bic Nbseoroneten auf i'm 5u; er
n~nttDortete ben ftiirmiiben Srdgen, oaB
bic ann5e Snbe iibertrieben Jet. SIN
NusiebeH bes &riegsminifters slaubte
man 9iebersei9ldSenbeit 81 finben;
man belt i6n bereits fir 9eitirSt. SO
muste auf Serrp ~eeunrtet neroen, mel
der bic 9Dcumente uno GctenItide i'm
8urtefeuiIe bate. SnSpii9en tuU0te
Elm SPe6ner iiber einen anoern @e9et=
ftGnb Ipre6en, Der Seriu1 mar aber
Ohnmd6tis, bas Sans tpOllte utdts
b6rer.
Sest eridien 5errp. SOfOrt 6efieg
9epes bic 9ribiue unb fdgte, es
fheine aus ben Depei1en bes ensliiten
Blaubudes b~erporSuse6eu, 6dB ft4 bic
Reeierung BON Der Srieoenspolitif,
irel1e sic &amrner erft fitr5li9 als Die
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
AMSI6nrfime6.

NusNl9ter mtrb geme1oet
oaB noie unabbdn9i9en tuneliI9er
Stdmme" eiren nsuen @iHfan in's alse.
ride 9ebiet 9emadt uno oerf6iebens
fran56ii9e l1ntertbnnen eri6lagen pa:
BEN. ,@s feblt Euibt an 2euten
melde Die nuuabbdngisen 9unefen" fin
eineH MDtbuS un0 ibren ginfaa fit
cine fran56fi6e Speculation ba!ten.
Da8 Sprf 8repiers in G a :
boDert III burd 2auiren gang 5erit5rt.
Dim Is. 5ebruar erfoIste Der erite Stur3
unb besrnb % Weni9en IN ibren SGrls
fern; II Durben 9erettet. Damn per
i6ittete cine 5fueite Canine ben 8eit bes
Dorfes unter elmer SGneemaiie bon SO
biz 60 SUB S6be. SO Menihen muir
ben biesmal ~besraben, bod fino 81 nod
lebenbis berausgeSu9eu.
Gin beutfder 6reibenter.
gOnsreB fol- auf ben IL. 2lpril b. 6.
mad 5rnnffurt a. W. berufen tperoen,
tDel6em Der @ntruurf CUR @riinoung ei=
mes allgemeinen beutI9en .5reioenfer=
8unbes oorsele9t Deroen iOu. @s ba=
ben bereits 9e9en 1000 ReriOnen ibren
8eitrttt a%n9ernelbet ober in Nusiiht &c.
felt. N1s 9eriammlungslofal, tporin
Der @ongreB tagen Dir5, lit bns 9Otel
Sacobi IN Nusfi3t aenDmmen.
Su England murben eit
1906, Die officien mitget6eilt nirb, auf
8sfebl Der Stnnts< Sefretdre beg Snnern
ober bes 4euBeret uno beg 8ice<&6nias
BON Srlnnb 372 8riefe ouf benz
Eoftamte tbeils bei6lasHa6mt, tbeils
9e0fnet uno barn1 Deiterbef6roert.
Die @rinoe biefir ueroen in ben be-
5isliben r@arrants" foleenbermaBen
fpe5if5ut: SIN Snterefe Der 8ant bon
@uslanb b%ret5e6nmaf, tuesen betriserts
i9er 8anferotte Stueinal, iuegen Rors
bes, Die6itabls uno 8etrug 144mal,
,Deeen Steuer~9 eiraubatiDnen fInfnal.
8riefe BON &riesss@ efanseneu bret5ebu.
mai, 6dff6un9 Don 8riefmarten einmnl.
Ndt 5dIe finb nerf9iebener Hatur, in
SO Sd1en tuurbe fem 9runb aneegeben.
8panSis Sale tuerben etnfa9 unter benz
4ttel foreign correspondence" fu6s
iEmirt (geianbti9aftsberidte?). Bez
gen politii9er @riinbe (Sodperraib unb
&ufrubrl erfolsten " 8ei9lasuabmen
unb Seffnuneen.
unter ben Secten Der att
.sldubtsen i'm &reiie 80surobst, @ous
ueruement Rnsfdu, enttDifelt fi9 Elm
gang ei~gentbnmli9es 2eben. 50 1T i'm
Dorfe Nn5iffpruuo cine ueue Secte aufz
eetnudt, rpelfe Elm 5rauen5imEer, bic
Wutter &nifn. als Brieiterin gerp1blt |
unb anerfnn1t bat. 9ieielbe bat ben
bisherigen 8ii6nf Nnturius ous Den
iibliden @ebeten auseei6lnGen; bofir
miro fir ben y6ferretdiideu" Bif9of |
ia ioadr fir ban &ni1er BON Seferrei6
Sn ei1em anbern Sorfe 1T EN-
Sineling BON % Sabren als Briefer
aetudblt; berIelbe bat e fid argele9en
Iein lnHen, bic Snre fir seiftlide Ser
ri1tungeIt 5u erb6beu, 10 ). g. fir bic
BON 20 ouf so &op., tuer ober 1
Rub. be3d6lt, hem tuerben ale Sinoen
oer3iehen. Cine merfuirbige Retb06e
bteIe Secttrer, ur1 Der SUI
,eub ,@ottesfrr1t" beisubringen. @enn
|. 9. Der SoGn niht gum @ebet IN Der
eriheint, 10 tDerben i6m 6dnbe
lnb 6Ise nnf ben Ri6en ~ge6unben unb
Il nirb 70 lange sepeitfdt, bis er gu
aufb6rt. Ginise FOLDER 0eiB-
ldnbelten baben 8uflu6t m W0sfau se-
udt. Bon gGuler DoIen bieie SAND
ifer ni9ts DiGen; lie balten lire Sim
'ef unter GdlpB unb Riegel un6 orefF=
en- lie arf ben &tr1engefdng.
@eaeu zines 811lfehes'
,drs es m Stalisn faft IN eirer NiHis ]
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

@ene, IA. Sebr. sc tuurbe amt.
li9 i'm pRei9sanseiser" fur GeQe bic
8obl Der bur9 bic leste SdbIung fefaes
fteIteu Ortsanueienbeu Su L 1908 amae.
seben, Dd6renb fIe mad ben biefgen Ct.
mitteluusert gu 1887, olfo lrneefdbr
eiutauieub b6ber berednet mar. sSest
6nt fi9 erse6en, boB bic um runb 1000
serinsere Gnsobe BEG lesteren auf eineru
G6rei6fs6ler berubt, inbem nod ber
5eftfteLung oss ftatiftiiden Bureaus
Die 8abl Der BEL Der lesten 86bluna in
Geae DrtsaHtpeIenben seiou 1s,sOs
(alfO 9 UeHiser, ais bier berednet mari
betrasen FAT. Gdndd bat binfiGtlid
Der 6iefisen @intDohner3abI sesen 1878
'ein RHdgang. fpnbern cine 8unabme
oOn um etDa $50 ftatteefunbeu.
2hnreburs, ben IA. 5ebr. - @efter,
iaub bier m Der neuen, febr aerdnmi,
Turnbd1e cine nu6erpr6entliH fart
aus Nitsfiebern aler Gt6nhe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

Mhin@en, 15. Sebr. - un1er Stabts
nlagiffrnt bot m Der heitiaen Sisuno
bei6lofen, CUR g5renanbe fir has
febente beuti9e Bunoesi6ieser, Das in
Der lesteu @o6e beg Suli bieies Sab.
reg bier ~abgebalten iuiro, COCO Warf
81 uertuenben Gs iol biefir offs 6nurt.
preis EN- berpprrageubes GrSeugnis Der
&units Snouftrie i'm @ertbe pon 4oCO
Nbarf beidafft uno tueitere 1000 Marf
ffr einise fleinere BreiIe beffiutmt iuers
ben. l1nfere Rinifler fueroen aur 9lrts
fertisu1g BON Sei9mrneen fir ben
9auptpreis einaelobeu tuerben; e Tinb
fir be 5Dei beiten 0rbeiten 8reiie BON
500 uno pom $50 Warf b%eftinintf. Bic
Bordrbetten fir bas BunbeSf6iesen
ftnb mad allen 3i6tuneen in unrfafenbs
ter Beiie IN &ngrif eenpmmen. unb es
Seigt fi9 nnentbolben unb bieS iusbe.
ionoere ou9 Don Geite unierer @inffIer
bic Ie66aftefe 8et6eilieune, UNI Elm
gruBartises unb eldnsen6es Sdifsenfeff
5n Stanoe 81 bringen,
S6ma5a1, IL. Gebr. - Gelh tpobl.
tbdtieeu Gtnffus bic fcrtaeIesten hemi.
iden 8ierpiftationen alf bic bfefiae
Decentralization nusiibsn, 1T beutlih
barnus su erieben, ba6 bic iinaffen bers
nnteriu1uneen elm b~efriebiaen.
oes &efultat ersebei hobeu. 9as uers
Winimum bon IL 8rDS. @irse.
aeholt it bel ben 5ulest unterfudten bier
e9entbierprDben hbernl, gum TbeI
5eSeuteno hberihritten, une bo Der
.nlptfDertb beg 8ieres ueben hem quteu
i'm gTtrofteebnlte Iieaf urlb
F@ hieie Giseui@often Bel BEN HieTe
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
A Wonderful Appetite.

Ladite mad a wonderful appetite. he
was ashamed of it, but was compelled to
satisfy it. His favorite restaurant was
Bre5ant's- Every fifteen days he would
make his appearance and call for Brebant.
He would say:
MY dear Brebant, tomorrow eight
gentlemen will dine with me. land he
would give their names.) You know
them all good fellows, who know what's
what. Very well, twenty francs a head
not counting the wine, of course. Get up
for me one of your best bills of fare-some-
thing that will do you honor. We will sit
down at SIX, sharp, military time. have
warned them that we will wait for no.
body"
The next day he arrives little before
the hour. He examines the table, ar
ranges the ornaments as he thinks will
suit the tastes of his friends, and he writes
their names on cards, which places beside
the plates.
He pulls ont his watch. ''What!" he
says, ''six o'clock, and nobody here 20
'Iou may be, little fast" suggests
Brebant.
Ladite resents this indignity. 'sNo |
compared with the Bousse as | came along.
| SAID military time, and gave them warn
ing. Twill teach them lesson
Brebant pleaded for the laggards. swell.
five minutes grace; not another second.
He goes twenty times TO the window, but
there is no sIgr. The five minutes are ND.
81 will have my dinner" he cries; ''those
fellows may catch up if they can
He attacks all alone this dinner for nine
persons, and in four hours he has devour-
cd it, washing it down, 1t would be hard
to say, with how many bottles of wine.
He talks all the while to himself, but so
that the gaucon can hear: ''Why did those
rascals deceive NE? A. yes, perhaps he
ought TO be excused. It's his mother-in-
laws birthday, and B. 1. remember he SAID
he was not well, and c. III wager he met
some woman on the way" and so on until
he had found an excuse for each one. Sud
denly he strikes the table in anger and
roars furiously: ''But still they should have
had the politeness TO have written me a
line"
When he is at his coffee he says to Bre-
bant: 81 on see, if had listened to YOU.
would be waiting yet. Next tine we must
see somehow that they are more exact. y
And the next time and the time after he
was always alone, and he finished always
with these words as he rushed out: II viii,
ask them again, Brebant. l am curious to
know how far they will carry their ill
breeding"
Poor Ladite, he was fastened in Paris
8 BIZ 1870 and he died OF hunger during the
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
The Creosote Plant,

According to a note in a recent bo-
tanical journal, the resinous substance
found on the branches of Laurea Heri-
cana has been preparation as a substitute
for lac in the proporasion of the lac
dye. The plant, which belongs to the
natural order Zygophyllee, is a shrub
from four TO six feet high, growing in
dense shrub like masses in Mexico. es-
pecially on the borders of the Colorado
desert where its sluxuriant grow th forms
an impenetrable mass OF vegetation,
effectually preventing the inroads of
the drifting sand. The presence Of this
plant is said to be sure indication of
a sterile soil, little else being found
where it 1ourishes, though the bright
green of the foliage Imparts a fresh
ness to the surrounding scenery. The
common name is derived from the fact
that the plant has strong creosote-
like odor, which is so powerful that no
animal will touch it, The resinous
matter to which the smell is due is
abundant in all parts of the plant, the
branches being frequently covered
with it, in the same manner as true
lac. The resin itself is of light ruby
color. 1t is used by the natives in the
treatment of rheumatism; it is also
used by the Indians for fixing their
arrow heads TO the shafts, and for FORM
ing into balls, which they kick before
them as they journey from point to
point Of their trail.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

n is easy 10 form dIsagreeable habits,
MI so easy to drop them again. Per
% they become second nature.
ii think before you allow yourself
form them. There are disagreeable
otis of the body, like scowhng, winking,
sting the mouth, biting the nails, con-
ally picking at something, twirling a
y, or fumbling at chin, drumming with
the fingers, screwing and twisting a chair
or whatever you can lay your hands ON.
Don't do any of these things. Cultivate a
calm quiet manner, Better be a statue
than a jumping jack. There are much
worse habits than these TO be sure, but we
are speaking only of very little things that
annoying when persisted in.
ore habits of speach, also, such as
every spaech with "you see'' or
Iow," ''nowta," ~ don't care. y
tell sou now." Indistlnct utterance.
sharp nasal tones, slow drawl avoid
hem all. Stop and think what you wish
and then let every word drop from
as smooth and perfect as new
Have a care about your
,g. and standing. and walking.
low II you will find your
rdened Into coat of mail
ot get rid of witno--S, .o--;
its which render you obh...-.- obs..-
I'd you.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

DREssINGi PoULTRY.-The poultry
is al hand and the following sugges-
tions may be apropos: Young chick
ems and old ones acquire flavor by
being killed and Kept in condition
whereby they may improve in tender
ness through the action of the Juice in
the flesh. They should be dressed and
hung up with piece OF charcoal placed
in the cavity 10 absorb any acidulous
substance that may result from atmos-
pheric action while passing through
the process of mellOwIng. Poultry
kept from food at least twelve hours
before killing viii be found with in
testines empty and all superfluty OF
seeretions exhausted. The flesh will
be juicy and The tat firm. Ii left to
starve for two or three days before
killing, the flesh becomes flabby, soft,
tasteless and unfit for food, notwith-
standing they may have been in fuIl
flesh before.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
ABOUT BASEMENT BARYs.-A few

ABOUT BASEMENT BARNs.-A few
yevrs ago stables Tor sheltering stock
under Darns were generally recon-
menGed. Later they were quite as
generally denounced. Ii was held that
the foul air lose from them and injured
the hay and other fodder stored above
them. They were objected TO for the
reason that they were generally dark
and damp. Basement stables if rightly
constructed have many advantages,
and farmers who intend erecting barns
the coming season would do well to
consider them. They are warmer in
winter and cooler In summer than
stables that are built entirely above
ground. IL is comparatively easy TO
guild them in such a manner that they
sill be free from the objection brought
against them. Bad odors may be ex-
ciuded from the hay-ioiG by the em-
ployment of sheet metal below the
plank floor. Any amount OF light may
De admitted by means OF glass win
COWS fitted so as 10 slide and admit
fresh air, and the floor may be raised
10 such an extent as to- afford dry
bed Tor stock.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
weaIsh OF the United states.

We stand near the head OF the iis'-
third on the list of all the western ma
t,ous. The United Kingdom OF Great
Britain and ireland heads the list wHn
a caniral valuation of s4, 400. .O00. .OOo,
then comes France with s36 900, ,OOo.'
coo: the United States with s62 ,Ooo,-
oOO. 900; G Germany with s22 900, ,oOO, ,ooo;
Russia with sl5. 200 900 900; and the
Low Countries with s11, ,150, , ,000, 900 OF
capital collectively. These are tue
valuations made by those countries Oh
their entire resources. What is the
average annual income per inhaoltant
in various countries? We come TO the
front in this comparison. The average
annual income In the United Kingdom
Is Sl65; in the United states, 500 also
in the Low Countries, $3.50; in France,
sl25; in the British Colonies, S9O; IN
Germany, and also in Sandinayis, $50.
In this reckoning Russia, with her 10
millions of people, is out of sight as
vet; she will not be very long. On the
score of annual accumu lation our case
is even better, relatively far better.
The annual accumulation of wealth in
Germany is 5000, ,OoO, 600; it is 1926, 900
900 in the United Kingdom; 3lo,ooO'
900 in France,in the United States 1t is
ss25 zoo, 600. Our Increase of national
wea lth since 1850, says good Eaglish
authority, would be enough to pur-
chase "the whole German empire, with
its farms, cities, banks, shipping man
ufactures, etc." The annual accumu-
lation mas been ss25, 600, 900. and there
fore each decade adds more to the
wealth of the United States than the
capital value of Italy or Spain. Every
day that the sun rises upon the Amer
lean people it sees an addition OF 81
300, 900 to the republic.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

No ,shere in the world, perhaps, are
the industry and fruitfulness of che
mists so great as in Germany. In one
of the large chemical works of that
country are employed, regularly, six
chemists, at an annual salary of from
81 600 TO s25, 900 each; another, exclu-
siyeIy for theoretical work, at $40, 600.
Aside from these are large number
OF supernumeraries in the various de-
parrments of all their manufactures.
Thus the magnitude and superiority OF
their chemical manufactured over those
of America may be easily seen, as no
such salaries are paid or extensive
works erected as yet in this country.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

IL is the general practice to judge of
the wholesomeness of water by the
quantity of organic matter which che
mical analysis shows it to contain.
Hence the opinion expressed by Prof.
Huxley is somewhat startling. He
says that water may be as pure as can
be as regards chemical analysis, and
yet. as regards the human body, be as
deadly as prussic acid; and on the
other hand may be chemically gross
and do no harm to any one" That is,
much organic matter Is harmless, while
the particular germs which produce
disease may exist either in very foul
water or in that in which the chemist
can detect no impurities.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

The JOtioloiEg are some results made
by Mr.. Warren de la Rue and Mr.. ii.
w. Muller upon electric light DIS
charges under pressure. The most bril-
liant displays of aurora probably occur
at hight of thirty-seven miles above
the sea-level, and these would be Wis
ible at five hundred and eighty-five
miles; carmine tint indicates an alti-
tude of twelve miles; salmon colored
display thirty miles; and pale, milky
white, thirty-three mics or more. 1t
is possible, according TO these physl-
cists, that the height of the aurora may
sometimes be only few thousand feet.
In the attitudes above given We have
omitted the fractional portions of miles.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

A pulreriziHg apparatus, or mill, OF
simple construction and adapted to a
variety of uses, is described in Les
-Mondes IL consists of a cylindrical iron
box provided with a rotating axis, to
which projecting radit are attached.
The material to be operated on, or pull
verized, is dropped in through the box,
and its transit being frequently struck
by these rapidly moving radii, it is
broken INTO fine fragments or powder,
just as a mass of dry earth is broken on
being tossed into the air and struck
with stick as it falls. Clays, ores,
minerals, and a variety of other sub.
stances are, by this means, pulyerIzed
to any degree of tiness.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

HoMINY FRITTERs.-Take hominy
that has been well boiled (the large
hOminy is the best, mash it fine, and
add 10 it three eggs, well beaten, one
cup OF -four, two tablespoons of milk
and little salt. Make it OF the con-
sistency of hominy batter, and fry in
hot lard. these proportions need
about a quart of hominy after It is
boiled. a very rice breakfast dish.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

Prof. Marks recently made some cal
culations as TO the maximum speed al
which locomotive engi mes could be
driven before the centrifugal force
acting on the tires of the wheels would
become so great as TO cause them to
burst These calculations gave limit
of speed in the neighDorhood of I5O
miles an hour.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02
DOMESTIC.

L.sp.-Isaf lard, skin carefully,
wash. drain cut into bits, put into
I tin nail and set into a pot of boiling
water. Afttr melting, threw In smail
! quantity of salt to make the sedimeht
settle, then simmer tor hall an hour or
until clear. Strain through coarse
cloth into jars. Tie over biadders or
paper and Goth, the latter dlppeu IN
melted grease. The other iatty por,
| tions, wash, drain, cut into olts anu
put into an iron kettle over SLOW hre.
Add small teacupful OF water, 10 pre-
vent burning. When the DTS OF lat
are reduced TO fibers, take out with
skinner. Watch constantly, and to-
ward the last stir constantly. The hre
souid be moderate from first to last.
tIe In little salt, and when the
clear take from the fire, and
hough strain through
se cloth into jars. When
do not press the cloth
- fat will run through
,eeze it,strain that
Lard keeps best
is well not TO
Keep sclosely
place.
ut a piece of
yo inches long
ing it run to
he edges ~-aii
ints or other
kin each a
Jred worsted
Ses the back for
mother piece of
siZe of your pict-
lter, leaving the
the width OF the
sure; work a de-
row of plain
the inside edges
Place this in the
asten on by work
I'd across The bot
1es, the same as
or twist some
ngth, fasten at
JE.-Cut up some
nicely in butter.
ien trim into good
in covered dish
5il and vinegar as
ew pieces of onion
y. Let them stand
hours. Then drain
Licken, place them on
IN your salad dish and
..e mayonnqise dressing over
No of the chicken when fried
sved tor the tomato stuffing.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

The theory formerly advocated by
Professor Elias LOOMS, of Yale College,
the distinguished meteorologIst, that
periods o. severe cold are mainly the
result of cold air descending from the
upper regions of the atmosphere, is hot
sustained by the most recent obserya
tions OF the United States sSignalservice.
He states this himself, in his latest
paper on weather science, which was
read az the spring meeting OF the Ma
1onal Academy of Sciences.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

WHEN Jas. T. Brady first opened a
lawyers office in New York he took a
basement room, which mad previously
been occupied by cobbler. He was
somewhat annoyed by the previous
occupants callers, ana irlitated by the
fact that he had few of his own. One
day an Irishman entered. "rhe cob
bler's gone L see," he said. ''I should
think he had." tartiy responded Brady
"ADd what 90 you sell?' he said look
ing at the solitary table and few law
books. ''Bloekheads, )" responded
Brady. "Begorra," said the Irishman,
''ye must be doing a mighty fine busi-
ness-ye haIn't got but one left"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1881-02-02

FISH FRITTERs.-Take the remains
OF a fish which has been served the
preceding day; remove all the bones,
and mince fine; add equal Quan titles
of bread crumbs and mashed potstoes :;
stir in two beaten eggs; season with
pepper and salt; add enough cream TO
make the mass OF a proper consistency
10 mold into little balls, and Try them
in boiling lard.