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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
staOt nnO Gountb.

S9~ 2ieblins ber SauSfrauen-
9iqsburp's 8eft berfauft bel Sreb. S.
l8ibmuper, $50 2ada. 9lpe.
= Dsuti6e 9etit @ei6pDrene biefe
@o6e: GbarIeS $. '0tiqer, 98iGiam
gnseI, SEQ. SbeIe, 9eter @iinfter.
- Seute (Ulitttpo6) glbenb bdIt Der
Ifrifareiienbe Stanley ieinen 9Ortrae
in Der Icabemp Of Wtuiic.
- &oblenbdn6Ier unb @iSbGnSIer
iolIten nit benz @ettsr Der lebten Sage
sufrieOen setpefen iein.
Ser so. 6. Sanbers, bisber an
Der ,,Srutb" slseIteqt, bat bic ebis
torieae 2eitunS Der gtanticOfe ,,gteps"
ubernommen.
pA- WiIpaufee unb Sd. 8obinion
Bier an 8upf; fuIte unb iparme Spsi'
fen 3u ieber Ta8es3eit. SObn obs
mann, 2l9 2adapanna 4renus.
= Gin unbebeutenbes seuer an
@iaiam StraBe in YrOpibence peran'
Iabte Sonntae glbsnb 7 nbr sinen
SeueraIarm. 0as gisentbum ssbDrts
Der IHn 8riffin.
= Der 8remIer Sames Mc2ausbIin
tpurbe am 9pnneritus i'm .. 8. & SO.
Sofe bon einem Garren auf baS @eleiie
SeltOben uno ibm Der Iinfe Irm bon ben
Rdbern serqueti6t.
= Dem 8. 8. & SO. 8remier @bar.
Ies u. 9use bon Great 8snb purbe
lebte Wp6e in benz bieiigen Sofe Der
@Ompanie bur6 bic Buffer bon 3pei
Barren Elm Irm fur4tbur Sequetfdt.
- Cine 9ln3abI 2apitaIiiten bon
Scranton unb 1lmseBenb baben in
@aIbipea County, glorb Carolina, einen
2anbitrid bon IL, 900 glder erpcrben,
ben iie 70 raid ais mDsIi4 ubbOI1en
tperben.
- @erne be3euse i6, baB Or. Mug.
9bniss Sumburser 8ruittbee elm uuSs
sssei6netes DiitteI eesen grtdItuneen
1T, i6 babe benielbsn i6on baufis nit
ben beiten @rfoIsen sebraubt. .-Senrp
s. Seber, 8eaepiae, Sas.
-9atrid Guffertp, tpeIder i6uIbis
befunben iporben mar, beraui1enoe @es
trdnfs obns 2bens nerfauft 3u babsn,
bat Ieinen 8drsen i'm Sti6e seIuiisn
unb 1T uuSsefniffen, Obne uuf iein llr'
tbeil 3u.tparten.
-@. SO. 8npIor 1T bon ben Rid'
tern Connolly unb 8Initer ais guoitpr
ernannt tporben, UNI bic Rednunsen
bes Brotbonotarps, Resiiter, RecOroer
unb @eri9tSiareibers na6Suieben un6
beren 8I4er 3u priifen.
- Sabt Or. 'Sbpmas GcIeetris SrI fir
Group unh Grfdliuussn sttrautt un6 ss fu,
rirtt pOiitip.-gBur, aap $40 pIbmOutb apf,
Buffalo, q. ..
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

Gs IN mrbr 8atarrb in bitftr @sgrnb bss
9anbes als bon allen anbuen Sfranfbtirn ;u-
iammru, unb 5is in Den lrBhn Sabrrn gall CT
as unbsilbar. 8ieIe Sabre lang srflSrttn
DUftOrsu ibn fir cine lpfalt sranfbeit unb
fbrieben lpfaIs SriImitteI prr, unp ea ne ibn
mir GrStlider 9ebanblung niht fnrirttr, er-
tldrtrn ir ibn fir unbeilbdr. Die gBiITenIhaft
bat bepitifn, tab Satarrb einr Contributions
franfbtit III urb brsbnIb GUnifimtipuflIr 9e.
bdneluus erfprpert. Sall's aatarrb Sur, fab
riiirt RON 3. !. @bsnfy & Co., 5cItcp, Sbis,
III bic sin;iss epnfitutiOnsls Sur i'm Marftt.
Sis pire innrrIid in DOZEN pStr @attn ppn
~ 5rOpfrn bis ,u sinsm 5brsISHslpua gsnpm-
men. Gle pirft Oirsft anf has SIut unp bic
itIsimisr SbrhGhs ets Sgfsms. Sie tisteH
sinbunpert Dollars fir ieosn 6aa, BEN re au
furirn ptritblt. eaet Gub 9iTfulart une
3eugniTe fOmmtn. Qbrsiirt!
. 5. 9brnep & Co., 5UIthp, ..
BSSF grFauft pom apptbstsrn, rs s,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

RA- Sn @ibmuper'S bat Der 8els'
nideI bereits aussepadt: 9luhe, 2ebs
fu6eu, Subeln, @itronat, @anbies,
IepfeI, 2idter, Badperf uno aaes ans
bers. grtra feinsS 8lumentbaler &c9s
aenbrpb. $50 2afa. Ioenue.
Die beiten 9uppen.
d" Maeen,
9llbums,
" S6Iitten,
" 8liii6fdItden,
" SpieIDaaren,
feinifen 8arten,
8ibeIn,
Die feinIte unb bette glustpabl bon
@eibnadts. 9lrtifel fur euer
@eIb fam man buben BEL
& mpi & Bratt,
3l2 2ndaipanua Gpenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Bro tpu'S Bee Sipe.

Damen,@loufS bon $50 aufpdrts,
Damens sSaques BON So uufwdrts, 0a'
men.H6de bon SO aufpdrts Bliit
SadetS fir Oamen fir $40, tpertb Sl5
Before i'm sIei6en 8erbdItnib. gine
Uollfdnbise 9luSwubI BON Seriep SAT-
fetS fir Damen, ale gtopitdten i'm
Bubpuarenfa6e, Suncp Waaren fir
Damen; Sute, @urOerobeartifel, rns
terpaaren etc. fur Serren uno 8naben
bette @uuren su nieOrisiten Preiieu
1T bic Reeel in
sBrotpn'S Bee Sipe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

s9- Sresman, i'm 8uaep SuuS 8Iod,
empfieblt su @eidenten iein reidbuIti'
ses 2aeer bon solbenen unb iiIbernen
Saidenubren, 9iinee, 8OritednubeIn,
8anbubren, @ei6meibe ieber 9lrt BON
@oIo unb SiIber, 9ippiaden, iiIberne
2bffeI, @abeln uno Weher, GaitOrs
uno iberbaupt Elm immenfes 2aser bon
SiIberpauren fir Tufeleebraud. nns
iere AuspubI in al ben eenunnten 9lrs
titeln 1T bic boaitanbieite in Der Staot
unO uniere greiie ben Seiten entipre'
deno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

1a~ @er ieinen 9ieben elm @eib'
nabtSgei6enf bon oauernoem @ertbe
su MAIDEN sebentt. iOlte iiH ben @aus
renoorratb in 6. 2utbsrS SutpeIierees
i6dft, 10Y @pomins 9lpenue, anie'
ben. @OIbene uno iiIberne llbren su
ieoem greiie, &etten, Rinee, 8roden
unb 9efdmeibe ieber 9lrt unb cine
iebr reidbuItise NuStpnbI bon SiIber.
tpuaren, bic in 8esus uuf Site unO
niebrise Breiie bier ni6t iibertroffen
nereen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

Sa- nnier 8Orratb bon SpieItpaas
rem 1T Der 8rDBte in Der Stabt unb ums
fabt poIiti0 9lGeS in pieier 8rande bon
einbeimii6en unb importlrten Su6en.
@ldnSenoe @briitbaum 8ersierunSen.
s. 8. 8ialams & Co., 3l4 2afa'
tpanna QpeKue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

sG- @unidt ibr Elm @eibna6tsse.
i9ent 3u faufen? 0enn 10, bann sebet
na6 @ei1eI & WilIar's, mo man bas
srbbte ENFORCEMENT bon 2ampen, Ibee.
Dinner unb 3immer Serpicen, SiIber'
paaren, @aferierbicen, Trun6irierpi'
cen, 8aien II. I. ip. finoet. Gblna Sau.
lie Wpomins gpenue. 49,4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

@8eine GonOieS IA GtS.,
ipertb 25 Gents 'Gbofolaoe
GreomS 25 GtS., pertb 40 GtS.
&eine 8uderiaden II GtS., iino
lpertb Is bis Is GentS g(iliIe,
Sran9en II. I. ~. billi9er ale
iOnitmo gourien, 429 2aGa'
nanna gluerue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Mn Garmer.

3u Ssrfaufsn cher psrtaui6su: Gin pdar
sIst6s Stuten, Sabre ait unb ttpa 210ll
pisssnb, psrbrn Strfuuft Uber psrtauldtt ssssn
elm, paar fapnere pferbG etpa 2l50 Orsr
2300 pisstnp. Bibmaper, $50 gada. aSt.
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@erthbOaes Gigentbnat
III perfanfen,

3m Derfdufen,
Der SintsrIuiTsnI&uft Der Usrf. gatbarius
S6abt aussbUrsnb. Dn0slbe bsRsbt aus
ben fOlssnpsn ShtGsu:
. Cots an WariUnfra6s, Spif6sn @spmius
unb @aibinstcn, 40 bel 1852 5ub sur aasy.
Got an MariOnhr0bs, 80 bei t62 SUP.
Got an @yOmins gus., 40 bsi 202 GuB.
7gOts an abams Aps., istr 40 BET 1862 SUP.
Die 81 ObnbGuier NO. 1409 unb t4it Cam
bsrlOn apsuur, in sutsm .3uhanbs, nit eOts
is 46 bsi 232 Sue.
Saus unb Got 3O. 4t0 SlipsfraBs stpii&sr
@yoniins uub WaibinstUu.
Sbiess Gissntbum pirb untrr sinfissn BE
binsuussn psrfauft bon
Gbas. SrOpp, GrsfutUr,
AIS q. @albiustUn aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

B9- @er irsenO elm tIeineS muiifus
Hides Snitrument 3u faufen tpiinidt,
ioqte nibt unterIahen, unfern 8orratb
sin3uieben unb unIere Breiie 3u bDren.
1913 8. y. Boipel & So.
$50. 226 un6 228 Wpomin9 Goenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

B6- 9(rmbGnoer bon 8olo unb Sda'
rem, ale Sorten BON $aartetteu, 9dar'
nabeIn in 9olb, SiIter, 8ernItein ober
SdiIotr6ti9ale su allen Preiien, bon
10 GentS aufpdrts, Nlmbanber uni
Saars sOrnamente fir Grauernbe, Iois
lettenbeiteds unb NecefarieS, Nrbeit8'
fBrb6en, SunbipieseI, 9llbum8, Sanb'
tu6. unb Sai6entuds 8ditben, Yars
fiimtditden, 8urfiim ierer Sorte uni
pieIe anbere Irtitel fir Damcns uni
Serrens GpiIstte. @rOber 8orratb Dor
@Offiiren, 9errdden, 2oden, Saar'
aDpfen; Suurorbeiten ieOer Irt au
8efeauns aema9t. Sbeobor .. &o'
necns, 3l8 2adapanna Ipenue, oben'
auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

SS~ WusOeburser Suuerfruut, Sonjs
in 8uten unO fIaiiis, fiiber @iOer,
OdienmauIiaIut, ale Sorten bon 8die,
@erpeIat, importirte Srantfurter unb
2ebertpiirite, 8dnielebertpurit uno 2Op'
ner 2anbidser. 8ibmuper, $50 2adus
tpanna Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Sun4e Derlan0t.

Gin frGftissr fsibissr Sunse Der eriinbli6
Snlfebt, nit ipti pferbsn unb elmer Stub uni.
sussbsn, un6 lG iOnf aassmsiu ntiBIi6 mo-
den nil. 9pbn gum Nnfans $40 unb 8pf.
9a6Sufraesn 81 pear StraBs, nabs ben
SrantOni iStabIpsrfsn, bic gum. Dej.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

s9~ gSir baben ben Sr6bten 8orratb
bon pra9tpolen 8aaren puheno fir
So63eitss unb @eibna6tss @eidenfe,
Der in Der StuOt sefunben tperOen fam.
Preiie bic ullerniecrisiten.
Gourien, @lemons & Co.,
422 9adapanna Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Oie Qlusmabl umfaft:

Ste StuStDuDL uuIVuRI
8nIhisbbars Gisr, psrflbsrtss @Ias, inmitttn
bas Sauptduge, pben unb unten fletnrre Nu"
aen ppn peribiseensn 6arpen.... .... Spanilhs
Aspfsl, nit pier psrfebrtsn @entrsn, tsps gen.
traIe STblung psrI6iepen'arbis, NIT ;pei COL
frrtnplfreifen um ben aTn, eineu Streifen I'M
cas llntsrtbri einiee odpUn lIup matt, anbsrs
bellies Spisselslas g.. 3weiIDaise runoe Bal
len, dbpfGltlnp ROTH, grin, bIau unb nit Gil
berlanb asltrstft ..... S6mimmtnbe Gnten nit
bisalamtn @lasIsssln, IpiralfSrmise DrabtpOr.
ribtung, einige nit @ummiIhniiren, Ilsbt nit
cine idwimmenos S&pinss aus, mean mans
auriibrt.. S6uslinae in Nidtlflecern...
8erlbitbbare @ier in Nnaltnfarben, pOlstt,
perIpeib uno Iplferinprptb. -. 8Crnfcpf nit
imitirtem Sano umpunoen... .Gupipe une
SGusinee, aus einem Bette ppn 8Clp' une
SiIberabn lib srbebenb, nit Winiatur Sm-
mprteltn bur6wirFt. .Nncrtirts farbigs Bal
len in sinsm Hinse BON aepObentm Sroeai
...... .@elntine 8Drbs, prrSisrt unb ssfillt; Gu
pipe in 8utI6su uub su pfrroe, aIIeS In Gt'
mem. @olp pber Silber. r...... Wdoben. in Veil"
henfleipern. am gpbenen Spinnrabe... Der
Dprntnfraut in bIeneenben 6arbrn, nit ini'
tirtsn sriuen Suafen unb SGnprn umpun.
oen...... SaueIinse NIT Iaueen aIetesrn aui
bpben Stiblen.. @ufgspunbtner Drabt, be-
lest nit 8aIbsln, nit finsm bTlSsrnsn, mil
~amtnleipe bspsdteH Salen.. ....@plo. une
SibsrfSrbe, gsftat nit na6ssmabten Slumsn
...... .SupsIirte Sob. unb SilbGfrcnen..
Der bsiIise S6rsin, nit absrpGnaenbsn
Grausrpsi6snbUssn.. eatpn Ssnnis S&lG'
ger nit Spet anesbGnsten SaIlen...... @olb-
unb SiIbsrfIts, auf bsipen Seitsn sIri6..
@epuBte Seen. ..@plb. unb SilbnbGuler
unp &irhen.
Sbne cure @inbilbung 3u Irbr arifrrrstn 3il
ppllen, fam i'd prrf6srn, pab bieIe g4sib-
nabtsbaum 9spirunesn biais Fnb su a
Gents pbsr As Gents has DuBenp, unb rsiBtnr
abssbrn.
gBtr baben aud S6nurballeu, 10 8aaer
an elmer S6nur, 10 S6uiirs in elmer aiits gu
40 Gents ni6t ptnissr uls cine Silte psr'
Fauft..... @Olb- uup Sibsr- -Srprat, in GOu'
pertsn, Gents.
9aBt ,u6 ratbrn: @artst nidt lauss Uber
ibr bleibt ;uriif.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

pA- Sir cine feline 9arlor' Ginri6t'
uns, bibide Stible uno anoere OiDs
beln sebet su @m. SihenberSer, 22l
uno 223 2adapanna Ipenue. 49,4
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Sub entldufeit :

gtpa Gin Sabr alt, I&parb NIT psibtm
Sled iibsr benz &iifrn, fOIstr am 8rsitas Natt
pOn hsm pbtrsn 3beie BON Sst6 Strabs aus
elmer RutIGe nat Der Stabt, unb bsfinbtt liH
3ur 3sit in 8OOts's 9sibffaa, an SaffOrp alIsY,
nabe Sprule Strabe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

H6- GunbieS, Rdfie, etc. in unenbs
Iider IuspabI unc sumeiit bon unierem
Sabrifut. Sonntassi6uIen unb 8ers
cine ipe3iea bebient aud NIT Gis
Cream. S. 8. @iaiamS & 8ru., 3l4
2ada. Qbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

B9- 8inberpasen. Barren, S6Iit'
ten, SeIOcipebes, IricpcIes, @roquet,
2uipn Tennis, Bale BAL NusriiItunsen
une dbnIi6e 9IrtifeI in immenier 9IuS'
tpubI. S. 8, @iqiams & Co., 3l4
2ada. Abs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

EB- @ebet Su @ei6eI & Wiillar fir
@eibna6ts @eibenfe - ale Sorten,
ale 9reiIe. 1l6 @pomin9 Ipenue.
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Sun0e DerlanQt

BON ii bis f6 Sabrn, um has Sarbisrssl6Gfi
3u erlernen, bel @rp. @abL Bailey 5aus,
lafapanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11
Sei;Dfem 3u nerfanfem:

Gin Sfsn in sutsm 3ultano, fir elm nitt 3lI
srOess 3tmmrr. Silts fur Saar. "gBU9sn
blatt" Office, 81 0adapanna 2lpsnue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

Ser0etst utcbts
hab man ieoe3eit HE befsn 8,rtbeiIe beim
Saufe bon &oi6en. uuo 8anOubren. Sdmud.
iaben .eilberwaaren &c. bel
Tree nj an
erbaIten farm. Glu arober unO elsaoutsr 8or.
ratb Der neueften Muiter auf Die foIioeite art
perferti9t, fortW6bteno uOrrGtbi9; ale per-
fGuften Artitel Ueroen garnntirt
REP n an llbren uno Suiue'
len miro ipejiele aufinerflnmfsit 9eidentt.
Go miro i'm Sc eibdft oeuti d
getpro den.
g. 0H. freeman,
,BallsD paus BIOd. l05 2adawanna Gpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-12-11

9suti DE 8riefIifs.
Gr. gabsr, 8. R. gridtr,
3bOs. Ssrlram, 2, gB. 8. Burger,
Or. @. 9. 6auif, .. Q. Ssrmann,
Sfrman aUrnffIp, 9pbu aujisnt,
8ranf SienrT, 9Dm. g4idS.
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gtnr Ste befen 8aarea 40 Den
allerbtlligiten Yrsiien.

SSD. 242 M6ams StDemme.
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Ser 9rGSe
store4GtSstore,
$40 GadawaRRa &Be.
NerSicrmn9cm
fir GbriTb6mrl,e !!

gBir babsn bisitIbsn nSHnet unO auf unitrn
S6autilder auseslsst unp S6Dnteiisn Fnb
as (; bic 6Ormen, 8arbsn unb S&atttrunssn
linp benbrnb.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
END OF A CLIFF TOWN,

A Cloud Burst Carried Away the Only
Stairway That Led Up TO II.
Harper's Weekly.1
About a mile from Acoma is La Mesa En-
cantada (the Enchanted Hill), with perpen-
dicular wall rising 400 feet high from the
plain. There is a weird tradition of this
lofty cliff related by Mr.. James W. Steele,
who states that on this mesa was anciently
the home of the people of Acoms. One
day in harvest-time the whole population of
the town-men, women, and children-with
the exception of three ailing women, were
in the valley below, working together, ac-
cording to their custom on such occasions.
A cloud burst, as the sudden rain foods of
the country are called, occurred up the
valley, and great wave swept down, under
mining the sand upon which rested the mar
row staircase of notched rock by which alone
the top of the mesa could be reached. When
the people returned they found that where
the stairs had been the whole side Of the
mesa had fallen in heap in the valley be-
low, leaving the summit absolutely mac
cessible. The three women could be seen
above wandering around the edges
waving their arms and shouting, but no
help could reach them. The skeletons of
these women lie somewhere on the summit,
where still are the walls of the old city; but
nobody has assembled the Mesa Encatada
since the day of the disastrous flood.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10

amounts to during that period. Ranging
the thermometer alongside one of these
workmen for Is minutes it developed a tenn
perature of 1880, and there is hardly o
doubt that if it had proper time and was
placed at other positions a much higher
degree would have been reached,
The next day Oliver Bros. & Phillips
mill was visited. On that occasion the tenn
perature on account of the rain had fallen
200. The Thermometer placed alongside of
q puddler near the river side gave a temper
ature OF 1900. Allowing for the fall in the
outer temperature, and the fact that the last
heat had been drawn from the furnace. this
would indicate that the instrument would
show at least $50 or 800 more under differ
ent conditions.
Several steel manufactures were then
visited, among them the Hainsworth Besse-
mer Steel Works on Twenty-fifth street.
Mr.. Floyd, the manager, assisted materially
in the tests, in fact conducted them himself.
Ten minutes sufficed to run the mercury ND
to 1900, which, Mr.. Floyd said, was quite
low, as the average temperature was about
135. He had worked day in and day out
during period Of 12hours. with short utter
missions of rest, in that temperature. He
also said that men were doing the same
work right along, and did not experience
they took proper care of themselves,
NO TELLING HOW HOT.
At the Pittsburg Steel Casting Compauy's
establishment crucible steel is manufac-
tured. This quality of metal is mainly
used in the making of fine tools. etc. If
any one wants to really know how much
human being can endure let him visit a
place of this kind. The crucibles with the
material for making the steel weighing in
all probably so pounds, are lowered into a
furnace from the top and when it is heated
to 9 white liquid point are lifted out by q
workman who stands directly above the
seething furnace as shown in the cut accom-
paning this article.
There is no ordinary way of calculating
the amount of heat that this man expe-
riences during this process. After the fur
naces had been covered five minutes suficed
to send the mercury in 1900 thermometer
to the utmost limit of its confines. The su-
perintendent of the establishment said that
any instrument or method limited to any
figure below 5000 would not be of the slight
est use to make test at that point. The
men who do this work usually work in re-
laws of four each. One set lifts six cruci-
bles out of the furnace one after another,
when they take rest while the other four
men 90 through the same process. The men
who carry the cruciules to the casting molds
also have hot job, but not to be compared
to the others.
IN THR GLASS HOUSES.
Glass workers have hot time Of It at
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
PRETTY FACES AND HAIR.
Some New Idens In the Line Of Cosmetics
and Dyeing Mixtures.

Some New Idens In the Line Of Cosmetics
and Dyeing Mixtures.
To keep yourselves out of mischief this
summer and benefit your compilations you
may try these recipes from abroad, writes
Shirley Dare to The DISPATCH: /. Pour
boiling milk over fresh garden violets and
let it stand till cold. Apply to keep the
skin soft and free from wrinkles. Very
French and pretty, isn't it? 2. Fine oat-
meal is cooked one hour to a porridge,
strained thorough coarse sieve of mosquito
net and mixed with as much bay rum to
soften and whiten the skin. Apply at night
and let it dry on. Ten drops of glycerine
improves this. 8. Mix IL grains sulphate
magnesia, 20 grains sulphate of soda,
drachms distilled orange peel in Q ounces
distilled water. Take teaspoonful before
breakfast for week to clear the skin. 1t
you like the effect rest one week and take
again.
"To dye the copper red shade of Mrs.
Brown Potter's or Nine. PATHS hairp' eke
one quart boiled water and dissolve one
eveh teaspoonful of crystallized carbonate of
soda in it, with one to two ounces safflower,
Infused over night-not saffron, mind, but
satf1ower, carthamus or bastard saffron.
Wash the hair clean with a spoonful of am.
monia in warm water When dry wet thor
oughly with a coarse comb dipped in the
strained infusion; when dry use as a mordant
the juice of lemon or vinegar, with twice
as much water.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
IN LONDON SOCIETY.
Elizabeth Bislnnd Describes an Amusing Ex-
perience Mt n Gathering.

Elizabeth Bfslnnd Describes nm Amusing Ex-
perience Mt Gathering.
They never present people to one another
here in London, and consequently stranger
has very uphill time of it, writes Elizabeth
Bisland in Harper's Bdzar. One does not,
for example, like to 60 up to a strange man
and take his breath away with. ones light
and genial American persifage, and if one
speaks to a strange woman, she clasps her
diamonds and screams for the police. The
result is that lost dog is comfortable and
gregarious person beside a stranger in .
grand London squash party" 1t used to
be explained that it was supposed all persons
you met at your hosts house were your
equals, if not your superiors, and that there
fore one was at liberty to speak without the
formality of being presented. But this 1
found by experiment was theory the prac-
tice of which was honored in the breach.
At the Brasseys a strange man spoke to me.
1t was, on the whole, rather an innocent re-
mark. He said: Come a little this way
and you'll see better" And came. Then
thinking over this o minute I saw
I could not safely deny it, and
said it was, rather. And then we con-
fded certain opinions we held about the
weather to one another, and Re got in some
very telling remarks about London being
very crowded just now; and retorted, with
real American vivacity, that one was
dragged to death with the effort to do every
thing, and go to half q dozen places in one
nieht-which I'd not been doing, but knew
il was the proper thing 10 say. Some one
vacated chair near by at this moment and
he quoted the beginning of the Persian
proverb about it being better to be sitting
than standing, and the rest of il; and when
J had sat down, he leaned over
the chair and told most amusing
little anecdotes about the people about
us, all OF whom he seemed to know.
He was really a very nice man. Unfor-
tunately 1 was telling him my experience
with the frivolous set in London. And he
found something funny in that, for he threw
back his head and haw-hawed rather loud,
and suddenly felt that Lady B. was fix
ing me with her glittering eye, and that
had done those things ought not to have
done. Happily some one spoke to him at
tine moment, and while his attention was
distracted, rose and fed.
"Pray," said Lady B, in her severest
tones, "who is this person? Is he an inti-
mate friend of yours?"
"Oh noP' said 1, discreetly, mot very in
innate.
"How intimate, may I ask7 Intimate
enough for you to know his name?"
1 never said another word, and was borne
home in disgrace.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-08-10
QUEEN vICToRIA's MUSIC.

A Sabbath Observance Society IL Drumming
Awny mt Her for Reform.
Newcastle, Eng, Chronicle.I
The Lords Day Observance Society has
addressed respectful letter to the Queen,
pleading with Her Majesty not to continue
the Sunday bands at Windsor on the fol-
lowing grounds: ''The unfitness of ordinary
and secular amusements for the holy day of
weekly rest; the incentive which the bands
supply to Sunday work, travelling, shop
ping, and to the drink traffic; the confusion
and unrest which accompany the assemb-
ling of crowds Of persons at any one point,
and the haru and injury done to quiet-lov-
ing people and to the sick; and because the
arranging of attractive amusements on the
Lords Day cannot but hinder the efforts of
Christian persons 10 instruct the young and
to win to holiness multitudes who are ignor-
ant Of the gospel, and who stand in sore
need Of instruction in the truths of Gods
Holy Word"
The society has also sent protest to the
Chief Commissioner of Works against the
use of his official authority to encourage the
Free Sunday party at Greenwich Park and
elsewhere in places managed By his depart
ment