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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
,rA.,on wARNsR DECLINES 1T.
GEN. Merrill is Next Choice 10 sue.
coed TANNER lfuL Ene Wont Accept,


coed TANNER BuL He Wont Accept.
WASHINGTON, Sept. l6.-Msjer Warner Of
Missouri, will not be commissioner OF pen-
sions, He positively and finally declined
the appointment at Deer Park last night.
He has ensagements on hand which he
could not think of sacrificing.
He told the President SO from the first,
but Ia the peculiar circumstances OF the
case, he considered 1t his political duty to
come to Washington and advise with the
President and explain his REASONS In detail.
The next offer will undoubtedly be made
to soma other ex-commander-tn-chi OF
the G. A. r., probably General George 8.
Merrill OF Boston, who was In Washington
last week In response to an invitation
similar TO the one addressed to Msjor
Warner.
While President Harrison is endeavoring
to conciliate the Grand Army for the loss
OF Tanner by ostentatlously applying to the
ex-eommanders-in. chief of that organi-
cation, the acting commissioner OF PEN
sIons, under instructions from the White
House, is reversing several OF the orders
by which Tanner opened the bung-hole OF
the Treasury and frightened the country.
Tanners order that "a a month should be
the lowest pension was reversed to-day
and 400 pensioners were dropped to their
former status. Mr.. Smith has also ordered
that while he remains acting commissioner
there shall bs no more reratings OF PEN
eions.
BOSTON, Sept. l8.-Gen. Merrill, who has
Just come back from Washington, was
asked this evening who would be selected
for the pension offlcs now that Warner had
declined. Gen. Merrill hesltated, but finally
admitted that he wouldn't be surprised ia
receive q telegram from President Harrison
| asking him TO accept. He added furthel
| that he would not accept.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 16.-The Ohio Republic
cans are urging Corporal Tanner TO come
to Ohio aud make speeches to the soldiers
III behalf Of the Republican ticket.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

CaIcAdo, Sept. l5.--rhe Chicago So
cialists declare, by vote upon reaolu-
ton written by President Morgan and
introduced at their regular Sunday meet
ing to day, that the shooting of Jeweler
Gesswein, in New York, by Inventor
buEion." With the resolution was an
other one declaring it the duty OF the
government 70 own all patents ''for the
purpose Of protecting the inventive
Renius Of the poor from the inhuman
vuItures of the Gesswein type"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19


Meeting of the sovereign Grand |
Eodgc in Columbus, Obio.
CcLUMBus, o., Sept. l6.-The hall Of
the house of representatives presents q
brilliant scene with its decorations Of all
coiors of the rainbow, prepared for the
great event in Odd Fellowship.
Yesterday and to day no less than 5000
of this order have arrived, and tonight
tho trains are coming in on every road
loaded down with Odd Fellows, aud by
tomorrow night 60, 600 visitors will be
here. The city is one vast field Of deco
rations, and the soene in beauty resem-
bles the G. A. Il. Grand Encampment of
year ngo.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF 1. o.
o. +. met here to-day in the house of
representatives in Ohio's capital.
IN the morning the grand body was
received OF the Board OF Trade rooms,
whare the welcome addresses were deliv-
cred by Governor Foraker aud Mayor
Brnck, TO which responses were made by
Grand Master j. L. Mckinney of the
Ohio Grand Lodge and by Grand Sire
Underwood.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge went into
session, and the Grand Sire made his
report. This shows TINT .he annual
increase Of membership Is larger by sew
eral thousand than that reported for q
similar period during the last Is years
| The report from the Acknowledgements
4 files up to September lst shows that there
1 are A Patriarch Militant departments,
\ 5l6 component cGltons three band can
tons that 8, 1856 chevaiiers have been
made that there are 10 1928 canton mem
bars and that the value of military ou' fit
and Other assets Of the cantons is 1882,
54S.s3.
The report OF Grand Secretary Ross
for the United States shows that the ag.
gregate totals Of the expenses of su5or.
dinate bodies separate from benefits
and charities, for the year 1883, and the
amount ofinvested funds Deeem Der 3lst
1858, as follows Grand lodges, total
current expenses, 81, us ,689.73; invested
funds, SIT 606 255 SO.
Grand encRmpments, total current ex
penses, &1t9, 055.1l; invested funds
iSi, or 0s9 -.
Number OF Grand lodges, 81; grand en-
cam pments, IS; subordinate lodges, &, 53i
an Increase OF 2U3 over 1887; suhoFdl
! rate encampments, 219l; increase, AZ
! Rsbekah degree lodges, 1863; increase
26j. Lodge limitations, So liz; increase
ISL. Encempment limitations, IL SD
: increase, 5a3. Lodge members, 5S3 $50
a increase. 1880. Encampment member
log 972; increase, 5 800 Rsoekah de
gree lodge members, &c l3i, increase
> I6S7t.
! During The year the lodges paid GU
i for relief of rem ers 50 2a3 go 26; i,
b cEesss over 1887, iSl33 5G2 81; relief q,
3 tended BY ercanpmeats, 1926 4t4. p
iuefesae, 80 500 49,, hy Raoekah lodgei
= FL, St5 T6; inGYease, a. III SIS Ioti
q psId out for relief, @l,5O1 1920. 90; On il
4 crease of Si47,5l4 "a.
q Late tonight scores of bands are seq
Il ns9,ng Distinguished members OF Il
Il oFIes at the various hotels.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
An Ontl.t Tor Hog.

DEs MoIsEs, IA, Sept. l6.-An i'm
portant business deal has just been con-
summated here in the consolidation of the
two packing houses OF this city and their
extension to Liverpool trade. The Wind
sog and the Ellsworth have been the two
packing companies md they are united
under tine name Of the Liverpool and Des
Moines Packing Go. The new company
will manufacture all kinds of cured and
packed meats and sell directly on the
Liverpool market. The capacity OF the
new concern will be 500 hogs a day and
the business will be started in October.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
T.ttie Ga.ton q. rnnbnnrd ?

NoEFoLR, VA, Sept. III ia thought
that the schooner passed off Chinceteagne
Sunday, Sth inst, On her beam ends
water-IogRed and abandoned is the
schooner CASTOR i. uubbasd Captain
Iusiey, which sailed from this port the
18th inst. for New YORK with cargo OF
pine wood, as nothing na1 hsen heard of
that vessel since her departure. spe-
ciaI from Bog Island, Va, says; On
Friday afternoon last the body Of man
supposed to be Captain George insley OF
the schooner Castor T. Hubbard was
found Gu tie beach in an advanced state
OF decomposition. A few bills made Gu;
to the schooner CASTOR I. Hubbard and
pilot iioenss to the same vessel were
found upon the body.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
THE MKANEsr rILLT4Ss YET.


stole tho Supplies sent 10 spokane
SnfEerers-A Conspiracy Of Officials
Associated Press Dispatch ~ special Wires.
SPOKANE FALLS, W. T., Sept. ia
very disgracefai exposure has Just been
made at spokane Falls which duplicates
two members Of the common council in
that city and police Off The names
OF the persons implicated are sidney b,
Waters, Peter Dueber and William
Gillespie.
These men are charged with having
formed o conspiracy to appropriate the
funds and supplies furnished by oontri-
button for the relief of those who suf-
fered by the recent disastrous fire at
Spokane.
Several weeku ago Robert Ingiis was
arrested in California on Charge Of hav-
| ing sold provisions end other supplies
and appropriated the proceeds. He was
1 suspected, but made his eRcape from
1 Spokane Falls. However, lie was cap
tured at Calico, GAL, and on being
brought back made tine startling state
ment that conspiracy existed among
the officials and others for the appropria.
ton Of the relief supplies on a large
scale. InGlis was examined and admitted
TO bail, but disappeared. decomposition
ia that he was bought CT.
A partial Investigation shows tina
several thousand dollars worth OF goods
have been stolen and converted into
money. Z bitter feeling prevails ovei
the exposure. A report has been madt
which seriously duplicates Councilmei
Dueber and Waters and Officer Gillespie
Warrants were sworn oct for the arres
| of the three men or q charge of CRANE
larceny, and they were arrested. It i
understood that other warrants will b
sworn out tomorrow. Waters, Duebe
Bnd Gillespie appeared before Justic
Dunning yeste. day. The examination
was net for Saturday and they were re
leased on bonds OF 81 900 each.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Associated Press Dispatch by special NsAs
CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.--Alios De Wolf.
daughter Ct Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Do
Wolf, is missing, and no trace az to Der
whereabouts can be cbtaiaei. She lit
her home yeaterday morning Tor school
Her mother heard nothing OF hsr anti
neon, when note came from kliee's
teacher. lhs little girl had not bean 1t
school and the teacher had has.enad to
make inquiry il her pupil was sick.
Alice was not home for dinner ard The
fears which the note had excited we're in
sensiisd. AR, De Wolf was a~ay from
home, and Mrs. De Welt hurried TO III,
school where her little 4i2l had been q
pnpil SIRE gained nc Information. From
school children it wss learned, however,
later, that as Alice reached the corner OF
Latin and Plum Btreet7 on hse way to
school cab was drawn oio+s to the side.
walk and Alice picked up BY tall man
wearing gray clothes placed in the cat
| and hurried away. Up to midnight nc
trace OF the girl had been folnd
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
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syvind,ed by "a Esai 4 xtermsina,or.

A clever svinder sucos5ifusiy worked
the directors Of the Second street market
house last week He cllimGd to be abls
to rid the market house OF rata, aud made
g proposition 10 clear out ali ths rodents
for $l4, Of which rs per cent YES to be
paid ia advance. The directors accepted
his offer and paid him SO 50 Then he
scattered a lot of eztermEAting powder
around the stalls, sold several packages
of the stuff 10 various butchers and left
tho CITY. The rats still hold high earni-
val in the market horaa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
nennsrh,rnI,, r,r s,nnr..

Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
new CAsrlE, sept 1G.-nmtin Leonard,
proprietor of the Dobtinsvilie Hntei, was
before Mayor Eanson, thtB morning,
charged with selling liquor to be dunk
OF the premises, and also 10 minors.
Several young men who were under 81,
and two women, testified tC drinking beer
Of Leonard's place ,nnd one woman said she
had crushed the groUlorn there. Leonard
was held undsr $500, and heseyetAi wit
nesses under 500 bali for appearance at
cuurf,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Hepnrcna,ing an old IGomestead.

P0RT DEP0siT, Sept. H.-O0lonel Edger-
ton HoRg. president OF the Oregon II Pacific
RAILROAD, has purchased of the Hon. Jacob
Tome the farm now occupied by j. W. Rey-
nolds, about n miles from Port Deposit. It
il ono Of the hnest farms in the upper part
Of Cecil county, II being the homestead OF
the Hon. George Kidd. Leading and sue
cesstul business man of Cecil county In his
day. Mr.. HogF's mother and sisters are
relatives OF the Kidd family. Mr.. Hogg has
anout lnilfs froa Port Deposit, near the
HopeReli Methodist Episcopal Church,
which is intended &c home for the Kidd
| family.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

BuRLIEGToN, a., Sept. 17-Dsputy
sherif Tale upon entering q cell in the
fremont county prison OF Sidney, H.,
yesterday, waa jumped on and nearly
pounded 10 death with chair leg by q
convict named Haynes. The conyiot sc.
cured TRte's revolver and would have
shot the officer dead, but for the inter
ventinn OF another prisoner. Haynes
was in the Get of escaping when he was
discovered. Tste's condition 10 critical
aud should he die there is such excite
ment that Haynes may be lynched.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Associated Press nspatfa BY Special Wires.
DEER PARK, Nd, Sept. l5.-President
Harrison to-day eou mutad tue sentence
of W. .. spearman OF tho district of
south Carolina, convicted Of violating
internal revenue laws to nine months.
hs was sentenced February, 1858, TO ~
months Imprisonment. 'fhs asutencs Of
DCotor Butae Priddg Of the Aastern dis
triot Of fenneasss, convicted oi violating
the pension laws, was COMPUTED to one
yaar. He waa senteneed in Aptil, 1850,
10 two years imprisonment.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
TIE Yves, Cnesser Faamla.,. sutt,

WgsF GHEsTEH, Sept. NO. me pstillDn
OF D Al. Mcfarland and Eyan EoIegl, a
preliminary Injunction Was rats evening
served on the b0rohgn council 81 thi5 place
to restrain them from ereciug public
fountain on West Merset street. The peti-
toners set forth tany It will ~ az Ob5tF0c
tlon on the puelic highway. GAd dangerous
to the travelling commuotT Gdo tCuatain
Is tae gift Of Dr.. John X Eser2e,d to the
borough, and is u veCy handsome one. The
matter viii be argued Ia court sometime
nnxt EridAN.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Associated Press Dispatch By Special Wires
BALTIMORE, Sept. l8.-'fhe regular
monthly meeting OF ths board OF di-
rectuzs OF the & o 4. Il. Company
took place to-day. President Mayer pre-.
sidad, Earnings and expenses FOR August,
1859, compaFad with August, 1898, shnw
E vet increase Of the former OF S62 7i6,
aud tor II months of the ysar, an in
creaae az SOS FOG ovsr same monlna Of
lhai NnAr.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
gne Bert. oouniy Fsir D.ened.

RRADISp, Sept, iT.-Fha 81 d a4aust fair
and tina Erat on the new ftoGnas OF the
Bstss County Agricultural Society Was
opened thts morning. The buildings ant
Appliances for the holding OF q fEtr are all
neg uad the line ii exaibits OF AZ kinds ia
garY large, all the space being alled.
o flag. however, 20 tbs pouring rain,
Faig6 iei all day, the attendance was very
sn-ll and the managers we're discouraged.
A RTaat deaf of money mas been aSnapird
artsGu9 n 01G Ia premiums have ba-u
oil .rsl. and un4ss tho weather changaf
tn- society Will meet with L large financial
ln.-.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

H','ls diving from tuis city to his
y ra rear stautea, N1n5lv night about
1a23 o'clcck, county Treasurer Edmund
EaAan had q narrow escape from dtoRn-
TER. G'b5 ncRgY storm bad washed away
taa br'ie8 ever Miil creek just this side
Of Stal N Ana wlshuut knowledge OF
tats tArs Ht HIIan attempted 70 drive
cvet il, S4ta INA tenn vas precipi;at5d
int9 saa sIE. atnsn swan to the
saorc Ard with much difiictlty penaged
Il ga4cas the Anr5s aEI drag out the car,
fieg. me el!Gge viii b sebuilt az soon
~ nGssiE
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

and tasen possession OF the B'ggs house at
F1urth AID Rodney streets, formerly oceu.
pied by John j. Gallagher. DIR. Shea Is
thoroughly retitting the saloon after which
no viii! have formal opening. Ar, Shaa
atiil retains his residence IL Tie second
ward.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
BISHOP FowLRa's pRoPH RoY.
He Says America win Pay In ESiOOd
for the chinese ExciustGn Law.

Chicago, Sept. l6.-Bisnop Charles II.
Fowler. D. D., Of San Franciaeo, Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, who has Just
completed a trip around the globe, occu.
pied the entire session of the Methodist
ministers this morning inaspsaking about
his observations OF missionary work
abroad. the object OF his trip being TO In
spect personally the workings OF foreign
missions, In speaking OF the law prohibit
ing the Chinese from coming TO America,
Bishop Fowler said 1t was the most
iAstardly and disgusting thing that Amer
lea ever did, "aud,n lie said, with a slow
emphasis. which was very impressive,
cit will be paid for socie day
by the blood Of soma OF Americas
best men," BE thought every Amerl-
can should blush for shame when
he thought Of the violation of the
treaty with China Whereby Chinamen
were refused permission TO land on
| our shores. "ChiHa is NOT asleep"
be said. "Thay talk little, hut they think
| In some OF the interior towns l met China
men who would surprise you by their
knowledge. You loved landea In Gilman
| they ask. Yes l replied. 'Crinameu no
| lowed landee In Melica,' they reply, why
| you lowed come hereT One man said to
me one day: Me no Clistian or me sendee
you way l tell you they are thinking and
| trouble Is brewing. The greatest prince In
| China said to me one day: we are look
ing after our home interests now. Ten
\ years will put China In shape as to her in
terror arrangements then we VIII LOOK after
her outside interests. They Gtn making
great guns and ironclads and are manning
them. In ten years a country win one.
third OF the inhabitants OF the globs will be
ready to ash what We meant BY trliiug
Wlth her treaty."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Associated Press Dis patch ~ special Wires.
WAsAINar N, sept. is There IS no
longer any doubt tnat General Warner
hos heeiined the Presidents tender Of
the commisaionersbip Of pensions or that
General George $. Merrill of Massschu-
setts, viii! receive the appointment,
which will probably be made public
within the next two days.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

IoNDoN, Sept. 1.-THE Right Rev.
John Fielder Msckarness, d, D., lately
bishop OF Oxford, is dead. he was born
December list, 1920, and Yves brother
in low Of Loyd Ooleridge. y 81
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
Frost 4NB sNoF.
A Cold Wave sweeping Over the
NesL-Cr0p- injured.


WesL-CrOp- injured.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires.
NEVADA, GAL, Sept. IS. - Eeporta from
Forest City state the town is endangered
by forest fires. Many families have al.
ready moved the!g household furniture
from the town and the mining companies
have transported their giaut powder out
Of reach of the lanes.
VIDE AREA OF COLD.
CurcAoo, Sept 49, The reports of the
Temperatures to the Signal Service bureau
indicate that frost fell last nignt over q
large area. This states aud portion OF
states ineIHded in the frost telt were
Northern Klnsas, Northern Missouri,
Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wisconsin, Ne
brasEa and Points farther north.
FRUIT DAMAGED IN MICHIGAN.
EAST TAwAs, MIcH, Sept. 18.--There
was heavy froat here yesterday, the
FIRST this fall. Considerable damage was
| done to the vines.
| SNOW IN THE MOUNTAINS.
4 Iron MOUNTAINS, MIcH., Sept. is. The
! first snow Of the year for this section OF
tins Upper Peninsula fell here yesterday
afternoon. 1t WITS only sprinkling but
was followed by bitterly cold wave.
IN IOWA AND ILLINOIS.
! DuErQuE, Iowa, Sept. 10. Besvy
frost il reported in This locality and al
along the line OF the Illinnia Central
west last night. The crop is Bald to be
greatly injured in maay places.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

DENTON, MD., scot. - The Caroline
county prohlbitipnists yesterday nomi-
mated the following ticket Senator,
Charles E. FARRELL houao Of delegates, j..
B. Diaper; County Commissioners, Syi-
yester Andrews, Willis Carroll, j. w.
Hignutt; Treasurer, G. W. Spurry i;
sheriff, q. B. Messenger; Surveyor, It.
w. smith.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

test Of 10 years demonstrated the
ott-rspsated fact that StonebrakeX's IN
dian Gum syrup cures cholera infansum
and all bowel troubles in adults or
chiidlsn. rs and 500.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19
CHOLERA IN QUEBEC,
Handed BY the Alber,a From IlollO

LANDED by the Alberta From Iloil0
The ssoat s.oes go Montreal.
Associated proJs Dispatch ~ SpeciGl wires.
QUEBEC, Sept. is. ~ The steamship
Alberta which arrived il this port from
Iloiio via Singapore, landed ct quaran-
time passenger suffering from severe
attack of cholera. After being thoroughly
fumigated tho Alberta was allowed to
proceed to Montreal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

Colonel F. Raine, e2-eonsul general at
Berlin, has returned to Baltimore, and will
resume the management OF bis paper, tine
German Correspondent. ~ ~
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

On Saturday the 25Oth anniversary Of the
landing OF the SweGes IL Araer!ca was cSle.
bratsd at jamestown, NJ - ~ w,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

SATTA INA CAL, Sept. IA per
csptiute Rnoca of earthquake was felt
here yesterday afternoon.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

The first snow OF the SEASON NJ Laramie,
Wyoming, and Len;vil!s, Colorado, fell on
Saturday morning. +.7,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1889-09-19

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. l6.--Steve Brodis
jumped from the back Of tight rope
walker on 0 cable into the artificial lake
ct Beyerles Park yesterday, distance OF
100 feet. Five thousand spectators were
present,
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-13
HOUSEHOLD AND FARM.

Overlooking FowLs.-While a great
deal is said and written about over
crowding, but little is heard of over-feed-
ing. Yet it is fact that fancy fowls
are usually over-fed. There are two
causes for this. One is that the average
poultry fancier has other business to at
tend to during the day, so he gives his
fowls all they will eat, and often more,
of a morning, and then gorges them
again when he comes home in the even
ing.
The result is droopy, listless stock that
stand about in a stupid manner, with no
activity or desire to scratch and forage
for themselves. Especially is this true
OF the larger varieties which are great
hands to hang about the kitchen door
anyway, unless they are colonized out.
Another cause of overlooking is the
ambition of the breeder to have extra
fine fowls, and desire to display his
generosity in the care of them. This
leads him to gorge them on every conve-
nient occasion. At the same time,
whether conscious or not, he is overtax-
ing their constitutions and making them
really more liable to disease and less
likely to attain superior condition than
if he had fed them meagerly.
Poultry should be fed little at time
and fed often. Where it is convenient
to feed often, it is best to feed only a
moderate amount at time, and let them
do little scratching for their living.
Better an empty craw and activity
than gorged one and torpidity.-Te71-
91eSSee Farmer
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-13

The paper Trade Association of Bos-
ton have made successful experiments
In cooking in an oven made of wood pulp.
1t ls by no means improbable that paper
will yet supersede cotton and wooden
cloth as the clothing material for people.
One establishment in the West is doing
an extensive business in the manufacture
OF paper clothing, and the fabric is said
to equal that of any other class of goods
IN style and durability. For blankets,
piano coverings and similar purposes the
paper fabrics are an established success.
They are light and serviceable. But
what is most astonishing, wood pulp can
be wrought into material nearly as hard
as iron, and it may not be known to some
that the wheels of locomotives on some
of the Western roads are made of paper.
Paper pals, dishes and canes are familiar
to almost everybody.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1889-03-13

CRIsPs.-One cup of molasses, one and
one.half teaspooniul of soda smooth ell
Jumps out of this soda, then beat With
the molasses until all of a foam; now add
one-half teacupful of melted lard or but
ter, one-half teaspoonful of salt, one heap
ing teaspoonful of ginger and one cup of
aitted -four, beat we'll together; then add
one cup of sour milk (buttermilk is bet
ter if obtainable) and more -four until it
is very hard, roll out as thin as possible
aad cut; and then bake in quick oven
until brown.