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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17

Gs III msbr aatarrb in bisisr G,sssnb bss
9anbes als pom alien aneeren RrnnEbeitn ,u-
iammen, unb bic in ben lsBtsn Sabrsn gait sr
ale unbeiltar. @isIs Sabre lang srfldrttu
DCeiorsn ibn fir cine locale 9ranFbsit unb
ibritben locale Seilmittsl Dor, unb ba lis ibn
nit Grstlider SsbanOluns btlfGnris nitt furir-
ten, frflGrten Te ibn fir unbtilbar. Die WH.
ltnI6aft bat bepislsn, baB 8utarrb cine Com
iiituticnsfranfbsit III unb besbalb rpnfimtiu.
nsas 9sbanelune rrfcrbert Sal's Satarrb
Sur. fabrijirt BON 9. 8. Gbenss y Co., 5cltbu.
Sbic, III bic sinsiss eCnftitutiOnele Sur i'm
Narfte sic pirb innsrli6 in DOZEN pesr
@aben pom 10 SrOpfsn bis su tinsm 5bssEf-
tslpoa ssnemmen. ole pirft birsrt auf has
SIut unO bic ldIsimiss Sbsra66s bes SyfsmS.
Sie bisten einbunosrt Dollars fir isbsn BalI.
ben iir su furtreu psrfsbli. GAP Gu& Gneuarr
unp i3eueniIe fOmmen. @brslIirt:
.. s. Gbenep s. s o., Spltbp, 3.
B6s- Terfauft BON IpUtbrfsrn, rs s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Sei6dftss ssMn3eiser.

sipptbefer.
8. R. 9putpn, WieSitamsnte isbsr
art, Gde acams gIpsnue unb pine Srabs.
SbeO. 8. 8randg 9sutI&n gIpptbs-
FER 223 dissenting apenus.
Gisarrsns sabrifant.
u. Wpt6 an n, bic btIisbttn ,,@lfcnIc"
unb big 8ins" Giearrrn ale Scrirn Ga-
baf uub 8auberartifsl, SCI eadapanua aps.
Sampf' uns ssaNer.eeitunsen.
Sames s. 9apler plumbins @rprt,
Sds 9S9Omins Aps. unb 9inbsn Strabs.
Groceries uns prppifIpnen.
8s6tolb, Sranbpp & Co., Grad.
foIssr bon SsabIs & Stssl), t16 penn aVs.
S&IGger unb Seal "a eadawanna
Ips.. has bsriibmte Wbite Sppnsr Rsbl.
8reb. s. gBibmaser, 3sIifatelTsn,
$50 Sadapanna 2oenue.
Serrense sareerpbe, Site etc.
Granf y. @brilf la II, 205 9adnpannn
Iusnue, Bailey Saus 8lOf.
Sbube unb 2tiefeln.
8. 9. 0esfs 81 Co., 427 Sprucl
StraBr. au& 8sparatursn prompt tsirrst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Tanfin0un9.

gsim atIsbsn unt S,srGbnib unI,rsr &C.
lisbisn Rutitr, frau Gliiabab Subsnba6,
mShtsu mir in trhtr Rtibt Srn. pfr. Wun-
bsrlid fir ben trDftrsihsu Natruf an bic itlis
Gnti6Iafsns unisren inniaifsn Danf abifattsn /;
ftrnsr allen ptnitnissn, pttt pdbrtnb frr
stranfbsit burb 9tpsilt Der 5btilnabmt unb
tsim Sssrdbnb purd bic GraurfOlss bic gsr-
ltprbsnt rbrttn. Sm Nlmtn psr 8iner.
u a bruf.
gBas irtiI6 mar, bic Grbs BATS tmpfanstn;
Dph Dsints Dalsins Ihbnss Scsal,
Der trru 'ltn Qisbe iprsli6es 8srIanssn,
Dss uinifsn 8siffss IibtptrflGritr Strabl,
Dies bIirb uns nod Di6 bGIt bas Ssrl um-
fanetn
Our @sbmutb hilbert ii6 bic banet dual;
9Sit mir Dtin Grab nit SlumtnfrGnStn frE-
ren,
gBirb Tsine 9itbt unIsr eeib psrlG6nrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Seder/s Slnatomif6eS Wfufeum
5l1 2adaipanna Ibenue,
untsr br Sffies bts .@p1snbIatt".

Or. 8eder bon gbiIabsIpbia bat an
pbisem Orte Elm anatomii6es Wiufeum
erbffnet, baS bon iebem iun9en Wlanne
in Der Stabt beiu6t iperoen iolte. Die
auseeitellten @a6sfsuren aeisen fIar
unb beutIi6 bic SoIsen aaer sebeimen
&rantbsiten. 2ebenssrpBe Sisuren bon
Wdnnern unb Srauen, ioipobl Der tpeis
ben tpie idpursen &aiIe, nit ben Der'
i9ieoenen 8ranfbeiten, benen Der
menidlide 8brper unterporfen 1T, tper.
ben bier bOrsefibrt in Der 1bat tpers
ben ale Sbsile beS meni6lihen 8Drpers
se3eist, bonn @ebirn our 3ebe, NIT Der
forti1reitenoen gntipideIuns bon Der
@iese gum @robe, i'm seiunben unO
franfen 5uitan6e, Der Natur nadSebils
bet unO cine iol6e 9lusteIuns iolte
ii6er jeben iunsen Wann intereiiiren
unO feiner berfeIben iolIte bieie @elesen.
belt porbeisebrn Iafen, Obne ii4 aa'
bic SnfOrmation au iammeIn, tpei8e
ibm bleie setreuen 9todbilounaen Der
glatur seben. Gin 8eiub ipirb ais
8orbeusunssmitteI ee8en piele Sranfs
beiten oienen unb mebr 8enntniB, mebr
Snteaisens unb aasemeines gBiiien iber
ben meni9li6en 8au perbreiten, ais
cine sOnse Reibe meOiainii9er 8dder
unO 8Orleiunsen. @S 1T eine 9fli6t,
Die ieber iunse Wann ii6 ielbit idulcet
uno ielnem S66pfer, bieie @eIe9enbeit
nidt UOrbeiseben su lahen, ca Doftor
8eder nur fur;e 3eit bier pertpei!en
nirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Neae Mmsei9em.
sln 9Iqe, bic es onaebt.

an Iae, bic es onsebt.
NatriGt pirb bisrmit erstbsn, tab burt
Elm 8Otum bsr Wsbrbtit an i3abI unb @rtb
Der Sntrtfsn btr Witslisber Der ,,Syet parf
Rsaep Day Stprs Co.,, Limited, bic btlaetr
Spbe parf Rsaey Day Stur Co., Iimittb -
tint partnrrlbip @fOeiatipn, bic untrr Der Aftr
bsr @sltsstbuns pom 2. SUM- 1874 @sI66ftr
sstban, = aufstI5lf pOrbsn IN. Die bslasis
afOsiatiOn bat aufstbSrt ibr @tl6Gft ju 6t.
irtibsn, ausstnpmmsn 70 psit rs n6ibis Iein
mag ,ur esmtinniisistn abpidsluns Der sc.
It6ftf ttrftben gB. B. paterfoH,
9. 3. @alteL
ft,6 3. %. Waltsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
StaOt unO G0nntg.
Nermtfcbte 2pfal Seriebte,

~SSh"sI$VhS NANA NAeS~@N"
s9 2ieblins Der Sausfrauen-
9iasburp's 8eit = berfauft Bel Sreb. s.
@iOmuser, $50 2adu. aOe.
- Die @eiunbbeltsbebbrbe empFeblt
bic 9Initsauns zines @bwaaren'S Snfpefs
loren.
0ie Spnusose an 2inSenitruBe
pirb um sinsn 9lnbau bon 20 SUB pers
er6Bert.
= Die 0idion @ompanie bat cine
8eiteauns fir 25 2otOmOtipen fir bic
Ontario, Garbonpale & ScrantOn Sis
ienbabn So. erbulten.
aas- 8ofer, 8eiietaI6en, S6irme.
5paSieritDde su biaisiten 9reiien in
8ropn Bee Sipe.
s.. 9raf. ber fur ben Ui6beIbdnbs
Ter Brotberoe arbeitete, 1T auf bic Gns
tlase beS 9iebitablS Dem 9efdnenib
iibertpieien mprben.
- Die @punip Gommihdre IaHen
iiber 8ono @reet bel 9oulosboro cine
eiierne Bride bauen, bic 80 Sub lang
unO IL Sub brett fem uno 1926 fOiten
pirb.
= Die S6uIbebDrbe bat bic grs
i6aBmeiIter Smpion unb 9lbbOns bes
nadri6tiet, bab penn iie ni6t iOfort
bic sutidsebaItenen @eloer beS Sdul.
ciitrlftes uberbe3abIen, 8laee 9esen iie
erboben fpIrb.
Die SamiIie bes Serrn Gb. u.
8artI bat ii9 fiir;Ii9 um einen trans
men Suneen bermebtt unb mir fryuen
unS beri6ten su tonnen, bab Mutter
uno 8inb ii4 bes beiten @obIieins er.
freuen.
- SaS 8pttIinseeidGft Der Serren
gang & 60. bat iit innerbalb ipsniser
uls einem SABRE berart SebUben, 6aB
bic Sirma bereitS ben atpeiten neuen
Waeen einiteaen mubte - eetpib elm
erfreuIides 9ei6en.
- -Sreuno g8iqiam Soispb BON Wpss
cptp betreibt ieBt ben Sduierfauf auf
Nbbru9. Die bon ibm erfporbenen @es
bduoe eebDrten idmmtIi6 Der scranton
Gas uno WaHer Gompanie.
- Gin idpader Riiden. nit eirem Idbmsn.
ben Shmtrj iber ben Siiften 1T Elm 3eiben
tranfer Rieren 8ebrautt has bette betaunte
RierenbeiImitteI, weI6ss 1T 8urOod 8IooO
8itters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
The Traders
National Bank
BON Serantpn, ga.
Gapital, ....................S25O,OO 900.
Snmuel Dimes, 9rdIioent.
%. ID. tBatinn. 8iSe.YrdI.
u. q. Williams, Gafirer.

%. ID. eBatinn. 8isesgrdI.
u. q. gSilliams, Guiiirer.
Otrettoren.
Samuel Sines IrdFOsnt, eeranton. ga.
Sames Wi. Guarbart, 8abrilant bon Mei.
fingwaaren. Strnnton, ga.
Srping u 5iut. BON g. u. Sind & Co.,
Giien9eber uno @aibiniften. ScrautOn, pa.
VI. 9. Semmerer. SObleu uno Gilenb6no.
Ter. Wnud Gbunt. ga
a @. 9eiienrins, prdfSent Grite Rational
8ant. Mauh Gbunt. pa.
Charles D. Wattbews. bon 6. .. Mat.
tbeus. eobu 60, Gn9ros WebI. Gutter, etc.,
Scranton, pa.
@eOrae 8. @bers. prdiiOent Grte Rational
Bant. Bethlehem ga
Sobn 8. porter, Gnsros Grocer. 8rudt,
etc SCRANTON. pa.
B. %. Bation Si5e YrdiiOent, 8edtsun.
malt. Scrantor, pa.
9ieie 8ant miro Elm auaemeines 8anfge.
ihdft betreiben in ieinem 8nntbnule. Ro. 234
9ndamanna apenue. eernuton, pa, uno bit.
tet adtungspoQ nm oos 8ertrauen uno bic
8unoibaft oes pubIifums.
u. B. BilIia ams Gafirer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
q EerQeEt uidt.

paB man ieptrsstt bic bsifru gortbstle bstm
9auftppn Iaf1en- unb Banpupren, S6mud-
lGsn, 9ilberwaartn &c. bel
Ere c m an
nbalteu fam. Gin srcbr unb sltsaner Bot
ratb Ser jiinsfsn Mulfer auf bic iolibeffs art
vsrfsrtisi, fCrtpabrsnb pprrGibis, ale Usr.
lhufttn Artiftl perbeu earantirt
Reparaturen an uhreu uub 9upeltn
pfrb Ipe,ieas Nufmerf rfIamffit srtbetlt.
Sm Store wtrb Deutf6 8 e.
pro&eu. g. QD. freeman
1876 eafdpanna Ap. Bailey Saus SIpd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
@ert6bolles @igemtbum
;u Derfaufen,


Der SintsrIaltni9uft btr rra. Gatbarins
S6abt unseb5rsnb. DaiTsIbs bsifsbt aus
ben fOlssnbtn Stri6en:
2 Cots an RariOnfrabs, ,tpil&sn @ypmins
unb @uibinstOn, 40 bel 1862 SUB 3ur aasY.
Got an @ariOnfraBs, 80 bsi 1862 GuB.
Got an 0yOmins sIps 40 bsi 2U2 Jub.
7 Cots an abams aIps., isbs 40 bel 1853 Sup.
Die @cbnbGuir @O. t4O9 unb t4t1 Cant
bsrIcn gpsnus, in sutsn .3uRaubs nit Cots il
46 bel 1872 SUP.
Saus unb Got RO. 4t0 SIipslrabs, ,tpif&sn
@psmins unb Waibinstcu.
Obisss Gissntbum pirb untsr siiniiissn BE-
SinsunSen psrfauft bon
Gbas. Srppp, Grsfutur
Ais q. @afbinetpn aps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Tram Or. 2mbm'S
@a9netiides
Snr;el Sci Seilmittel.

Sat cine @rfabrun9 bon ;tpanSis Sabren
SD babe 90 iabreIaus unO tdsIid seisben,
ooB eine peilung leiht 1T menn Die redbte
WeoBin 9ebrnuht miro. Der 8eWeis 1T ou,
oab nein mngnetifhes BurseI6l SeiImittel in
amerita nibt ubertroffen ueroeu fam. sb ba.
be tauienee bon Ratienteu ongetroFen. Die mir
iagten, iie leien ME eiuen Sag obne Weoilin
gepeIen uuo nur itlimmer aeporoeu. Sda.
lid tommsn Qsute 3u mir Die tlagen. oab fie
$50. $l00 ODER $1,000 fir Weoi3in auseeae.
ben bdtten uno bod nid,t better nuroen 8au.
ienoe iin6en ourd uertebrte unfinniae 8ebuno.
lung elm friibet @rab @o ItbensaefdbrIidle
Sperationen iollten porgenommen luero.r, ba.
be ib Die Patienteu in turSer 3eit aebellt.
Weiue SeiImitieI turiren In Der Shat Die mel.
ften beraIttten Srantbeiteu. no feline We.
oiln mebr bilft ale oa iiilo Nbtumaiis.
mus, @leoerldbnun9 8iidgraotranfbeiten
Reurnl9in. Srebs Aftbma S6morrboioen, Qe.
ber- uno WasenIeiosn. WaIarinfieber. 9ebe
uno Ihwnr5e 8elbluht Gotnrrb, Group, 8ron.
hitis. idmerBbaftt Wentruation. SppblIis,
@aherindi. Gollr. llrinIlioen, Sopfpeb. 8e.
ihruiire, SaIJ1ub, 9ebensms6iel spiIeptii6e
Nnfdlle. Debe ooer erblinoete Auaen. @enn
ourd SdInu9en. ooer punoebb pergiftrt, reibe
man oas Del Elm, 90 5erit0rt ons @ift Sd
babe ourh meiHe uunoerpole Meoiin Sau.
lenoe gerettet. Die am Ranoe oes @rabes itan.
ben uno Sanienoe ia9en. IS 1T oas bette
Ding in her @elt
DE bsfsn 8efereBen Ju 9isniten; ienOst
fur Elm 8ub.
Wa9netiihes @u3eIoI SeiImitteI. 9res
So ons 9ndet ODER orei fur S..
8erfauft bel nlen Npotbefern oOcr mlro
hnrtnfrei Nurd, ME llnft hprfouAf
Senoet Selo in re9iitrirfsn Briefsn VILE
3ui6rlfien miifen cine Gents Warfe entbaI.
ten Sauptoifiee:
POOP Goit Baltimore Ctr,
Baltimore, No.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Sel'i6e Metgerei
bon
GaSpar SennD,
SO. 4l6 Slb @uibinstOn Ipenue.
via Southampton

aue Sleifhiortsn bon Der beften 0uaIitdt
unb ftets fritd oes9Ieidsu Die itmadbafteften
@iirfte ieoer art.
9ie beiten Sdiufsn uno Elm ausg3eldnstss
Corn Beef uuO oas femme 90Gelfeiid ftets
In grober auswabl.
Sefeauneen per poit iueroen prompt que
aefiibrt unO Du sinsm 8eiuhe oes @efdaftes
freunoIihtf eingelnoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17

- Die SIbieite eleftrii6e StraBen'
bobn 1T nit ben anSeren bieiieen 2inien
fonfpIibirt nprben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
3u Derfaufen.

Gin fdBusr 8lsittrl6ranf BON bartsm SCIs
ssma6t nit spsi 5bilren baran. Ratiufra-
gen Gus apams Apsnut, Serantpn, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
Senrp SeifImaer,
@lobelbanbIer II. 2eidenbeiOrser,
gto. I'll Bittston Gpenue,

III etiunbbsitsbaIbr mad btm Siibtn stsau-
gen, bod IL Itiu @sfGdft pGbrtnb lsinr qb.
pfitnbsit hpGbrttr etituns anpertraut unb
aas anftrSss psrbtn mic bisbr piinftIi& aus
sffiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-17
3n perfaufen :
Oref SSpbuuuoen

Su psrmetben. nit 8afsr aOjugsr0bren Il. I.
10 obsn uno unten. Wietbs ansemei1en. Sie
Bobuuneen fno an Der Srpins apeuue alep
10. Baro. Idberes bel 6rieorib Rsppler,
am Blnse. ba
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

they were to call at his fathers office.
The evening of that day gentleman APP
parently of about sixty with gray beard
and hair called at my Office. AS ! stood
before him awaiting the object of his call
he began to laugh
$50 you don't know me9 Well, my dis
guise is better than thought / thought
wonld try it on you before yenturing
further" he said. aud / recognized him
by his voice aud laugh / asked the rea-
son for the disguise. lie said his father
had refused to have anything to do with
him unless he returned at once to his
Western home. Certain OF his Jewish
creditors had learned of his presence in
The city, and he had been informed that
he was likely to be lodged in Ludlow
street that night So he had procured
tho disguise IN which to leave the city
at once. He babe me good bye, and
have not seen him since. But have no
doubt that he has long filed the grave of
q drunken vagabond, thus paying nat
ure's. penalty for vicious living, and lift
ing from his family burden they were
glad to be relieved of even by death.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
LEWIS CARROLL.

The Author of Alice in Wonderland, and
His Beautiful Homo At Oxford
1t is, perhaps, not generally known that
Oxford is the home Of Lewis Carroll,
the author of Alice in Wonderland, y the
queen of nonsense books. He is Senior
Student OF Christ Church, and was for
many years mathematical lecturer to the
college, but retired from this latter post
some few years ago, in order to devote
himself more unreservedly to
literary work. As might be gathered
from his books, he is
genuine lover of children, and his beau
tiful suite Of rooms In the northwest cor
ner Of Wolsey's great quadrangle, look
ing over st. Aldgate's were at one time
vertitable children's paradise. Never
did rooms contain so many cupboards,
and never did cupboards contain such
endless stores OF fascinating things.
Musical boxes, mechanical performing
bears. picture books fnnumerable, toys of
every description, came forth in
bewildering abundance before the
then, that in childish years day spent
with Lewis CARROLL was like a glimpse
into a Veritable FL Dorado of innocent
delightsl For many years he was a con-
siderable amateur photographer, and
amused himself by taking his little
lIl5uuS III dlA soEOc VI Uuu anu 1ducliul
costumes, till his albums became
filed with Japanese boys and girls,
beggar-maids in picturesque tat
tiers, or Joans of Arc in ghttering
armor. The smell of the colloaion he
used to pour on to the negative, his small
subjects" watching him open-mouthed
the while, fingers in the memory still,
and the sight OF the box in the dark room
which used to be pulled out for them 60
stand upon, in order that they might
watch more comfortably the mysterious
process of developing served not long
ago to remind one at least of his quou-
dam child friends, humorously il a little
painfully, of the flight of time From
'SociGJ Life IN OXFORD, BIZ Ethel H.
Arnold, IN Hdrper's Magazine tor July.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
|FRIVOLITY AND FASHION.
What Jersey City Society People Are Doing and
Wearing This Summer.

Probably the summer resorts never
seemed more attractive to those who are
compelled to remain away from them
than they did during the intensely warm
weather of the past week. Those who
had arranged to leave the city early In
July, so as to be at some pleasant country
place on Independence Day. have in
many instances hastened their plans and
have already left the city. Many are
still debating as to where they will 20,
and some few are sagaciously repeating
the old saying, "Green is the hill that's q
long way off, and have settled down
comfortably TO stay at home. But the
latter are few, and seaside and mountain
resorts will receive a good number of
guests from Jersey City, who, true to
their native soil, seem to prefer to sum-
mer as well as winter there.
The family Of Governor Albeit
it is said will go to Spring Lake, where
they enjoy the excellent bathing. AS q
natural consequence many of their friends
will follow them thither, and later in the
season the place will be quite colony of
Jersey City people. The Headdens and
Laffeys have decided upon Asbury Park,
which is beyond all doubt the most popu-
lar resort with people of this city. Those
who go for short time, week Or two,
generally go to the Catsktlls, and those
who have plenty of time and money try a
trip to Europe But apart from this. the
fact remains that the city is fast thinning
out, and the grass widoWers are already
numerous EIDDA.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
FASHIONS FRlPPERIEs.
A Dishabiiie Gown, Beauty Spot Wells
and Silk Petticoats.

A Dishabiile Gown, Beauty Spot Wells
and Silk Petticoats.
A graceful breakfast dishabille just
finished for Newport leader OF fashion
is made Of pale peach-blow India cash
mere, lined with softest rosy violet silk.
The dress falls straight from the shout
ders, and has very long pig rim sleeves
also violet lined, with full dainty inner
ones of pink silk net. A silver girdle
|. lightly holds the folds at the waist. which
fall over an accordion pleated petticoai
of pink and violet shot surah.
Beauty spot wells, with sparsely pow
dered velvet spots; the patch ones, with
the large velvet waters so cunninglv
placed that they appear on one cheek,
the chin and brow. and the Russian net
falls, in two or more degrees of fineness,
are the fashionable face protectors of the
day, all worn below the mouth and gen
orally drawn up from below the chin. AS
yet they have been only worn in black.
but the Russian nets are beginning &c
appear in light colors.
There is an improvement on the double
box plaits at the back of tailor made
gowns The plaits still exist, but between
them there is a fully gathered back
breadth which gives a flow to the skirt
and takes away from the undue skimpi-
ness into which we seem now to be sink
ing.
Lace IS pretty on parasol, but it is
annoytngly catchy" In Philadelphia q
lady strOlied along a crowded thorough
fare in the park unconscious OF the fact
that her bang was hanging like a
freshly cut scalp from the edge Of her
sunshade.
Silk pettieoats are richly trimmed with
lace. One of gray and white brocade
made with long f1ounces and terra Gotta
silk, seemed to have dounces round the
feet swathed in lace.
Steel thread and beads are used for en-
broidering entire vests and other Access
series in the way of cuffs, girdles and
collars. Glistening Vandyke trimmings
are Of steel beads pasted on background
busted over with steely powder. Gray
passementeries are only stylish on gray
gowns, though seen on others.
Sprigged and spotted net over shot silk
promises TO rival in favor the black lace
dresses.
A late freak in evening gloves is to
have the Christian name of the wearer
worked out in silk across the elbow.
A handkerchief Of silk gauze is in the
form of a perfect circle and shows two
shades of green ana a shade of rose.
Large buckles are worn for both day
and evening, but chiefly with the Empire
bo6ices and their broad bands. Ii an
tique all the better. They are in various
metals, and slightly bent to fit the figure.
Tea jackets are made of soft silk and
Grape, and some of silk with full bodices,
the pointed guipure trimmings being car
ried round under the armholes.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

Make one and half pints or mllk.quite
warm. add to it half pint Of brewers
yeast, and then add sufficient flour 70
make It as thick as batter. Put it into q
basin. cover itover, and keep IN warm
place. When itnas risen as high Is it
can. add quarter of aspint of warm
water and half an ounce df salt. Mix
them well together, and rub into it q
little -four and two ounces Of batter.
Make the dough not quite so stiff ~ for
bread, let itstand for three-qnarters Of an
hour, and then il win be ready to be
made into rolls. Let them stand till they
have risen, andsbake in quick oven.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

ADVICE 10 MorzERs.--MRs. WrEsLovss SeDrH-
TSG SYRUP should always be used whenk children
are cutting teeth. It relieves the little sufferer
at once; il produces natural, quiet sleep by TO
heying the child from pain, and the little cherub
ayVakes as bright as a butfonH tits very
pleasant to taste. It soothes the child. softans
the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind rHgr-
lates the bowels and is the BEST known remedy
other causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle. a.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

Six sliced oranges, one pint Of boiling
water. one lemon, Juice and grated rind,
one small cupful Of sugar. two heaping
tablespoonful Of cornstarcb and whites
OF Two eggs Arrange the sliced oranges
IN the bottom OF q dish and pour over
them q light eustard made by stirring the
lemon. sugar and cornstarch into. this boil
ing water until it tn1ekens, spread the
whole with the whites of the eggs beaten
stiff with little powdered sugar. SerYe
1ltes
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29
june.

'sPlenty of roses in Summer,
Pleaty of flowers in June
Plentyo of sweet bird-music
That never is out Of tune.
After so deep a gladness,
When our hearts are tenderiy stirred,
No wonder we dread the winter,
With never q flower or bird
But listen to me, you children.
There are roses OF tender love,
That blossom as well In winter
AS when summer is blue above,
Kind words are a sort OF Music
And smiles are sort OF sun.
And they brighten the darkest day
That was ever in storm begun. :,
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

He stood in doorway with an UNI
brella in his hand, and as a young lady
came briskly tripping along in the shower
he stepped out and said:-
Aviation me, miss"
"Oh," certainly, = she replied, and tax
ing the umbrella from his hand she con-
tinued her trip as far as he could see
without once looking back
"Aw-sola again, you knawP' he sighed
as he made skip for the shelter of an
awning Detroit Free Press.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1890-06-29

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