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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1892-09-29

An editorial in the Overland Monthly
begins with these words;
California has been accused OF having
"more poets to the square foot" than any
other state in the Union; and the East
ern editors ON whose mail-bags this esti-
mate was based, have been kind enough
to add, when speaking to the editor OF the
Overland, "of remarkably high average
quality"
This claim is substantiated by four
closely printed pages of poems written in
honor Of California, and copied from vari-
Gus sources.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
KOLEJ
Flint & Pere Narcotic
W Mlchiganle.

Nowy tune! "oi rzeka W
Port Huron ~zna"HI,e u}atwi ma.
sazerom jade oraz ptze<efke fracl-
tow miedzy Stamami Zjednoczone
MI a Kanada
Port Huru1, Detroit Mich. i
Toledo, Ohio. 81 ma wschodzje
krancoweml pEnSNAMn kcie, Flint
& Pere Marquette, w tvcll mie1-
scowoSclach prAv muje SIC waconv
wprost knrsoiacv miedzy Luiing-
ton. Michigan .Iuwniei zwanem
Marquette Boston etc.
Ia komuniN~,rva 4 dwiema
llnlanl oHrovr"N m!e!&v Manltu-
voc i Milwaukee,. wisconsin
Ludlngtor, :" a,jac: rnk caiv
skraca Cd I~n' * zap4auia szyb-
ka 1azdt mieiN W SronSlnem a
Wschodem.
Cenv :a1,iv III, astzerdw sa
daleko tahs1r d chiganu, do
miast IA vs. h"!Aic W Eanadz;o
niz prl"1 Cluy"go.
O hriI>a s~zc>~~"}y pisat do
gsntur te1 ko'"1 W 81. Paul Mimi.
Manit"w"c. VS. Milwaukee,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
Ojciec Sw. Leon XIII
@ IA Nj BHE,

KIM, 81 lipca : Og}o.
szorym tn zCstal ca}ko.
witty tekst listu pasterskiego
OLGA sw. Leona XIII O Ko
Tumble powodu 400 letniei
roczn'cY odkrycia Amery-
XII.
List wYstosowany Jest do
biskup6w Hlszpanii, Wfoch ,
obu Amerykl,a 2aczyna sic ma
stepujacemj sIowy.
I'D kohca Is go stuIec,a,
gdy mag L'guryi poraz
p.er"szy wyladowaI, pod O
p'ek2 Boga, nA 5rsegach ga
atlaDtycklch, ludzkosG byta
zawsze wyraz1le sktonna do
c1cHenia z wdziecznoscls tego
wypadku | istotnie nie1atwa
bylo5y rzecza zna!esc eodniei-
sly powod do porus2enia serc
ludzklcn i podn;ecenia ,ch
zapoiu. Nypadek istotuie Jest
sam W sobie TAXI, he aadua
epoka ME widziala czyup,
wlekszego | plekniejszego,
spetnlonego przez c2lowie.
ka."
Go do tego, kto go do
konaf, niewielu jest, kt6rzy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
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allowing the buyer the same discount that the
manufacturer gives to the wholesale buyer. We
guarantee all goods as represented; if not found
so, money re funded. Goods sent by express or
freight, with privilege Of examination before pay
ing. A. KARPEN @ CO.,
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

mogllby bye Z MIN porownanl
poo w7gledem wielkoscl duszy
! gen1uszu. Jego trudem 40.
Wy SWAT wyEurzy' sie z uie-
zbadanego uceanu, a tyslace
tysIecY smlertelnlkow zostaiy
pr1yjete do rgoinego spole-
czen>twa ,Iud4k,ei r.sy zwr6
core cd Ayc.a ba, Acknowledgment
do pokoiu ! r:w'h4Scyl i co
daleSo wieteJ wa3y, 2owoiaue
Oh zatraceuia do zyc,a wiacz.
nrgo przez fa,Se darow, ktore
Jezus Chry>,us iaI swiatu.
ZreSala - zapytnje OIclec
sw. W swym lis lie, gdyby
kolumb ne byi uatchuiony
sprawl wyzsza nai luizkie
in1ereSa, r2y2 zmos!by tyle
przeciwn"s:i, walk, uudow.
doswladczen nivuawisc,?
Plan swol obmNsllj. pozrSta)ac
W AIas2tuTze, nyn!ywa$c La
morze,c h~al} ln'e NTo!owei
Nivb'os odiaj- lie Trojcy sw.
cdSryvYm wyspom dale miona
sw1ete; nova 2iemle obc|muje
W imle Jezu,u Chrystusa, ma
Wybrgezu %nalptrrw zatyka
krzy3 sw. w no .ych koloniach
wznosl swlqtyn1-. To vszystko
dowodz1. lak'em1 h>ly lego
cele l " czy]e n"ie dokonywaf
swych odkryc.
.,A&ebY upamietnit godnie W
sposob odpowicdnl prawdzie ozy-
now uroc2ysta rocznlce kolunba.
swicte obsz}dki rellgi, mus.a byc
%po}aczone &c swietnoScla cywilnych
obchod6w. TAX jak niegdys "a
pierwszem zvlastowan,em tego
zdarzenia, publ!czne dzleki byly
oddane O~patrznoscl nlesmlertelne-
60 Boga, stosownie do przyk}adu
danego przez Glove Kosciota; tax
l %obecnle, gdy nastepuie u~czczenie
wspomnienia wielSiego wypadku
uznaiemy, IL wlnnlSmy ucz yuic to
samo.
wv TEN celu postanawiamy,
azeby W dniu Is pAz iziernlka
Tub W niedziele nastepn4. Jesli
w}asciwi blskupowne d~yecezalni
uzn aja to "a odpowiednle, zosta}a
20 zwyk}ym dziennem nabosen-
stwie, odpiawlona katedrach i
koscioIach kol"5,alnych lilszpnn1l.
W}och obu Ameryk, Msza sw.
uroczysta DO sw. Trojcy. Onyx
tych kraiGw, many naGzleie re
2 nicyatywy Biskopow tylrz costa
ule zrobione W innych kraiach,
ponlewaz jest w4asciwem, azeby
wszYscy 2 nabozen SVEN wdzlecz-
noScla well udziat W uczezen1u
wypadku, kt6ry' przvn,6sl korzesc
ws%zystkim.
), Dan W Rzymie, l6 lipca W
roku 1892 pietnas(ym naSzego
Pontyfikatu.
LEON XIII PAp1Ez.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
GAP!SUJCIE SORlE WIAkUsA}
L EKA r s w O
MA PIJAKOw.

Ma ca lem ewiecie lest tylko
iedno lekarstWo. Or; HeinSgo
Golden Speclfik(.
Moze by0 danem " alliance
kawy lub herbaty, be- wiedsy ID.
&ywajacego. a sprowadza kufaovs
szybka, i trwais, zar6wno csy "a.
event jest umiarkowanym pijakiem,
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiaeo
opojow zostaio w~yleczonych i 8.
tYm speoy6kiemw swoi6S
kawie bez ich wiedzy, a dzisia.
oni moga sic powstrzyma6 cd pa.
lonych trunk6w z wfasnei we'll.
Zayzwanie tego lekastwa ME wy.
wofuje &adnego szkodllwego skpf-
ku. 70 wyisczenie sic reczy. Zg}os.
ole sic po cyrkularze i blf2ege
szczeg6ty. Adresowa6 W zaufanle
GOLDEN SPECIFIC 90.
Ra Street. Cincinnati @.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
/ 1 n Il VIA 4.
NAGRODA.
(Dokohczenie }

Magdalena rownie3 zmieni-
Ia sic Korzystnle shadow
smutnel przesziosci ME wldac
JUL ma jej obliczu.
Mafzonkuwle siedza prey
sniadauiu w pokolKu weso-
lynn, do ktorego przez otwar-
te okno clsule SIZE won kwla-
tow z prayleslego ogrodu i
splew dochodzl ptaszat.
Promleh z>ocisty slonca lgra
yrzez kolvszace sic "a powle :
wen leNk!ego wietrzyka fran
XII. MagdaIena sposobi samo-
war, Jan rozk1ada gaxety,
lecz MN zabraf sic DO Guy
tania, spo,rzal ma zone i
zaprta1:
kasl TAX dlugo dzlsla,
ME wida5 - przec.ez zawsze
tax rych1o mas odwledzata.
Magdalena ME mlafa jeszcze
czasI odpowiedziec, gdy
weso1e giosy daily sic sfyszec
z ogrodu. Byly to hasia
Helena, ktore zb'zaty sic do
domu, trzyma1ac sic "a rece.
Zdaie sic, De jedna drugiej
udzielifa, co byfo p%otrzebre
Katarzyna Helene zdrowle,
a Helena kasi wyksztafceuie.
Obie wyrosly ua piekne, Zach
wycajace panienki. Pc PREY.
witaniu sic odezwafa sic
Helena gfosem zartobliwo.
lroczystym:
Pahstwo Topolscy! ME
przybyf> smy same tego rama,
jestesmY tylko zwlastunkami
os0b przYchodzacych W waznel
misyl.
= Kto& TAXI zapytaf
Topolski zdziwlony.
Oiclec m5} i brat
przedstawita Helena wchodza-
cych - a De ME jestesmy
bardzo potrzebne, uciekamy
do ogrodu = 90 widzenla!
| w Okla mgnleniu znlkne1y
obie wsrod zleleni drew
ogrodu.
Mtody Wodnlckl, brat
HelenY, iuz ME podr5zowaf
ola domu swego OLGA, by}
teraz wlasciclelem najwlekszej
fabryki W cate] okolicv.
kazmlerz =. tax mu byio
ma lmie = byi urodzlwym /
przystoinym mlodzlehcem -
kasla urodzlwa pynieoxa.
tel latwo odgsdn9G, 20
CO 2 ojcem lego rama prey
szedf 10 jakiel wazne, sprawle
mleli movie. Konlec xohcem,
dnia tego 5eszcze odbyty SIC
2areczynv Kasi Z Kazmier2em.
Nazajatrz z rama gdy To
slegna} pc gazety i
wzrok lego pr2ebiegl kllka
stronnic, zbladt i upuscit gaze
ty ma stol, a przYszedlszy DO
sIebie, drzacym gtosem prze-
czytaf ZONE masterpieces via
domosc: ,,Pjotr JastrzebsKl,
ktorego przestepstwa zmuslty
do ukrywanla sic przez diuz-
sly czas W obcym kra)u, zostal
osqdzony ma doaywosne vie
zjenie na sadach przysiegiych
W Krakcwle"
Jan pczerwat czytanle i
spojrzaf IA Magdaleue, a ia
z wruszeniem wYrzekta:
= Otrzyma& vice kare JUL
ma tel ziemi, MECH mu Pan
Bog przebaczY W wlecznosci!
= | Mech Mu beda dzleki
"a wybawlenie mnie pokusy!
= iouat Topolskl.
LKONIEC].
nApTCUJCIE SORTE WIART1S& F.,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
WiarusaS
genci

BERLIN WIS. =. Chojnack.
BA LTIMORE, M. D.. FIR Ziarnowski
1915 Shakespeare SIR
BRYAN, TEXAS. Walenty Bujarski
BREMOND, Jozef Palka
BAY CITY. August Eliasz So, vanburen Str
BUFFALO.:-Dekansxi St. 1914 Detroi, Str
ERIE: Jozef Gdaniec, sos E. IS Str.
ELLIS. Jan Wysocki
GILMAN. BENTON Co.MINN. wawrzyniee
Wisniewski
GOOD HARBOR, MARGIN Brzezinski
HOUSTON, TEX Hildebrand
LEMONT, ILL. Mich. Cichowicz
MIMIC, D. T. Jul. Wrkus
NEW WAVERLY,. Tex: J. V. Chlebow,N.
PIrTSBURG, |: Michal>ki 47-,sth str
PHILADELPHIA PA. Michal Rac2ykowA
S. Front % B-el Str
POLANDER NEBR. Michal Mendyk
SHAMOKIN PA. W. P. S,elmach 1902 Chestnu
STEPHEN, Marshal Co, MINI. Jan Gratzes
ST. LOUIS, Max Paproc~,, alas Blsmark Str
ST. HEDWlG TEN. Io,-f Zizik
ST. ANNA, Andrzej Patrykas
ST PAUL, Mimi, Jan SAdowski 246 Edmund S
SOUTH BEND. Vim. Nledoalski rs Chopin 5
SPRING VALLEY, ILL, Adam Tulodzicckl.
TOLEDO: Antoni Frydrychowicz 27o7 Lagrange
WAUSAU Waclaw Kryszak, AS Washington
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25
NiElR! ZA?AS
NoWych Ksiazek

Nowych Ksiazek
prowadzi}a codopiero z Europy
ksiegarnia II ieronim q Der
d owsklego W WinoHie, .
mianowicie:
l. Tic h a E. z G hrze.
Il k a ksi7zka do
nabozenstwa ola katolik6w
" slicznej z%}oconej wy
tiaczanei ok1adce oraz re
z}oconym brzegiem LOS
3. a a.
sza, ksiazka DO nabozen.
silva, W takiej samej kosz-
townej oprawle ,.9s
8. B adj Wola Two
J a, modlitwy l rozmysla-
MIA ma w~szys;Aje uroczy.
stosci koscielne l ma wszeI.
kle okollcznoSci zycia, "
drog'ei opfawle l.2i
4 X siazka d nabo-
zenstwa Dunina (w
naj w~spaniat-Aej op:awie,
bez ohucla) zoe
s 4 n
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-08-25

"~0It' PS"bS Ok>ALiO
cnotllwem.
W dziecinstw,e przestrzegaj
uwa1nle, ably dzieci ME stra-
szono, DO potem rosna tch6rze.
Syn twol wystepny - DO
proznowa} przez Gaia mtodcsc.
Naucz dzleci tvoJe 8 krom M
nosci i, a ME bedziesz sic "a
ME ty dzlt.
Naucz IN { = a sic.
bic . czyzne obroula.
Nance cl er p W. S c la
znlosa p:zy krosci bez
mruczeNia.
Naucs m1Iosci OJczy
In y. a olq raZem beds
So czesliweml.
Naucz ~ 6w,6 praw~
e. oeda cnotli IN i.
Lepsze dziecko, kt6re po.
grozune czerwleni sic, nlzell.
ktore bltne, DO to zfosci
znaklem, g tamto wstyd zna-
mlonuje.
Kiedy dziec'e wyznaje do
browolnie biqd swo] derul mu
kare; a tax nauczy sic mowlG
prawde.
Me nazDacza) dzlecku "a
wlele ohowlazkow, DO cle be-
die oszukiwac.
Nau k a K sza
Je = n CT go zlego
e ME nauczy6
JeGen dziei u ludz:, uczo.
nych 2naczY wiece), nix Gale
zVcle W g'up!ego.
Czego oiciec zalule, 9e zro.
BIT W 5yclu swojem, mech cd
tego ochranla dz'ecle swoje.
4 d2secml z najwlekszem
nalezy obchodzlc sic uszanowa-
mem, azeby prey nlch mic
zdro&nego ME movie.
Dzlect, zanim same co gro
b'a, p'er"e) nasladuia, aawaj.
myz IN piekne przyk1ady.
Mech czasem iona oedzle
slepa, a MAJ glucby.
Pojmal Zone wlece) praez
uszV, ni5 oczy, ME zas przez
same tylko rece, iaby ia
mice bogata.
Kto dobrego ziecia wybra1
znalazf W nm syna> kto
z1ego, ten i corke stracit.
Lep1e wydac c5r-
Ike "a c2fowleka bez majstku,
MI ma]atek bez calowie-
ka.
Baia grzecznym ola kazde-
go, a mafym koszteu. kupisz
sob1e wlele przychylnyeh.
OiciecSV. Leon KIT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
GOOD FELLOWSHIP.

Very many men attain wide reputa-
sion within the male circle of their &C
1uaintapce of being good fellows
when the men themselves know it is
Sndeserved, and that the term bad fell
lows" would more nearly fit their case.
Of course, there are hosts upon hosts of
ven-far more than the world at large
know of-who are in truth good fell
lows" in every sense of the word, but it
is fact, nevertheless, that in numer-
ous instances the designation is applied
20 men whose only title thereto is won
at the cost of disquiet and anxiety at
home aud among friends andapossibly
Sf broken hearts and ruined lives.
Viewed from merely the selfish stand
point q Young man can not afford to be
known ds good fellow, as the term is
commonly understood, much less to be
one. In its proper sense of being an
agreeable companion, everyone should
endeavor to be such, and the first place
in which to show this good fellowship
is the home. There are many persons
who are exceedingly pleasant in public,
but who are exceedingly disagreeable
in their own home and family. The
ood-fellowship'' of such is of cold
blooded description, and its exhibition
viii never do them any harm If they
can help it, This class is to be pltied.
The members of it would get great
deal more out of life if they brought
some sunshine into the domestic.
But the class of good fellows" so
called, who most need to look to them
selves for their sakes are those who
have acquired or are acquiring the title
by their registering proclivities, to the
neglect Of home and friends and to the
injury of reputation. They can not af-
ford 50 pay such an enormous price for
so little. There are thousands of men
old and young, married and single
who yearly spend in excuses more than
enough to comfortably clothe them;
and many among these are prone to
lament that others less capable than
themselves ars much more comfortably
situated. and to attribute the greater
good fortunes of these to ''luck' whe1
luck has had nothing TO do with it.
They are not good fellows who III
dulge N pleasure at the expense OF
what their duty demands of them.
There is no lack of time for pleasure,
and there are ways of enjoyment for
everyone; but in the long run young
man will End it neither pleasant no2
profta ble to win admiration for com
panionabls qualities from the idle, the
absolute and the vicious
There is nothing new in all this-it Is
an old, old story-yet every day young
men are seen going TO the bad. through
the allurements of so-called good fel.
lowship. and the public teacher can not
too often or too strongly admopish the
youth Of the folly OF such a course
Detroit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
MAKING an Appo1ncmeuu--Oonn,

Making an RppolnrmeuU--Jo nn,-
said the wife of the dying man, there
is DR.. Parsonberry come over to talk to
YOU" Tell him I'll see him at the
funeral" gasped John.-N. Y. Sun.
What ever made you make Brack.
ms present of a pocket-comb? He's
as bald as a billiard-ball." ''That's
just it; want to make him think I
never noticed it."-Washington Star.
1T was all very well for the poet
TO talk about "a pretty woman, nobly
planned" said Mr.. Arreers sadly, "but
the trouble is that it takes such a lot of
money TO carry out the plan. boston
Post.
"A More Important Point-Jack-
"Amy, we shall have to elope. Would
you marry without your parents con-
sent?" Amy-"Of course would; but,
oh, Jack, how about the wedding pres
ent?"-Light.
On the Way Home from Church
Funnyman-"The soloist mentioned
strange fact in natural history this
morning" Mrs. F.-"What was that?"
Funnyman-"Why, she sang about
'Fleas like bird never saw one?"
-Winebiddle II hear that you
dictated to your new typewriter an i'm
passioned love letter to another girl"
Gildersleeve-"Yes, it was to fictitious
sweetheart. 1 wanted TO nip in the bud
any designs she might have in matri-
monial ay."-Brooklyn Life.
-Wjfe-''Harry, never thought you
could change so. You used to say that
you might search the world over, and
never could find woman equal to me,
and now you are scarcely ever at home"
Husband-"Oh, that's all right, dear;
I'm simply making the search now, TO
prove the correctness of my assertion"
First American GirI-"How much
did your father offer TO pay the duke?''
Second Ditto-Ten thousand dollars
a year. He said, however, he wasn't
looking for money. What do you think
Of that?" First Ditto-''Thinkl Why
he's no duke. I'll wager a box Of
candy that he's nothing but vile ad-
veDturer. "-Harper's Bazaar.
-Brown-''Of course it's none of nv
business. but felt it my duty 10 say
that I saw your wife reckoning TO
man right in the public street yester-
day" Reckoning 20 q man?
Ny wife? Right in the public street,"
Brown-"Perhaps I ought TO say IL was
horse-car conductor" Gray-"oh,
well, then, it's no consequence. OF
course he didn't see her. so there's no
! harm done. "-Boston Transcript.
"A certain clergyman OF Halifax,
Nova Scotia, while addressing his con-
gregation on the subject of the Prodi-
/ gal Son, is said TO have affected his
| hearers even more than be anticipated
! when, with tears in ais eyes and pa
thos in his voice. he pictured the aged
| father overjoyed, ct the return Of his
| long-lost boy, commanding them 20
bring forth and kill the little calf which
had been f&ttened for years and years
and years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
DOMESTIC CONCERNS.

Coffee pounded in a mortar and
roasted on an iron plate, sugar burned
on hot Goals, and vinegar boiled with
myrrh and sprinkled on the door and
furniture OF sick-room are excellent
deodorizers.
The crepe tissue paper which can
be bought in many colors for twenty
cents yard makes the prettiest candle
shades, and is much used for fruits and
smau sachets intended for favors for
germans and dinners
Onion Sauce, Peel one dozen small
onions, put them in a saucepan, cover
with boiling waters add a teaspoonful
Of salt and boil half an hour; drain and
pour through sieve; make white
sauce, add the onions, let boil once and
serve.-Farm and Fireside.
Yorkshire Puddingi Three eggs,
beaten, six tablespoons heaping Of -four,
salt, mixed, and stir in milk 20 make a
thin batter. Have your dripping pan
ready with plenty OF butter and meat
fryings in, and turn in your pudding
Bake in a quick oven. Eat warm with
Sweetened cream.-Home.
To Bottle Cranberries: Pick the
Gran berries quite clean, and put them
in clean bottles; fill the bottles with
cold water that has previously been
boiled; cement the corks. or cover them
with thin paper rubbed over with
white of egg, and keep them in a cool
dry place.-Boston Budget.
A remedy for tender feet Is cold
water, about two quarts, two table
spoonfuls Of ammonia, one tablespoon
full of bay rum. Sit with the feet i'm
mersed for ten minutes, gently throw
ing the water ever the limbs upward "a
the knee. Then rub dry with a crash
towel and ali the tired feeling is gone
Ladies' Home Journal
-Half-and-HsH CAKE: Bake this
cake in two parts Use two cupfuls Of
sugar, one cupful each of butter and
milk four eggs Preserving one wbitel.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
C1nanI,nes. IN the Kitchen

A writer has defined dirt as matter
out of place" This applies witt, double
force TO the grease of the kitchen,
which is too often allowed 10 accumu.
late on the sides of the sink and on
dishes. Properly used this grease Is in.
valuable in making soap. BY cutting
the grease in the sink and on the dishes
by the use Of some very powerful alkali
like potash or soda, we make a sub
stance, which. If not a soap. contains
the component parts of soap. and at once
assists as a cleansing agent. A lleg OF
washing soda should always be on
hand near the sink so that little water
with lump OF soda may be thrown IN
greasy spiders or griddles or in any 9TH
er utensn that has become greasy from
cooking. After a few moments boiling
all the grease is eaten up by the alSali,
and when the mixture is thrown down
the sink, it actually acts as means of
cleansing instead of choking up the pipe
with grease. GridironS should be thor
cughly scrubbed with brush-a COM
mon whisk does very well-in boiling
hot soda and water. Grease spots on
the stove should be washed off, where
they occur. with a stove cloth dipped
in soda and water.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
Let the Bap1en nc prp1rs.

The wrong that is the most deplora-
bic of all that is committed against the
baby is forcing it out of babyhood, SUBJ
iecting it to a dollhouse development
and depriving it of the rarest JOY, the
sweetest memories that could visit it
when the glow of morning has faded
forever from life's sky. The baby will
see enough of society if it lives, and if it
does not live, it will probably be intro
duced into far better society than we
could afford it here. Wherefore the
need. then, of dressing 1t up in imita-
ton of its foolish elders, allowing it to
dance, flirt, eat late suppers and fancy
itself a grown woman when little moro
than a dozen years? Why should the
mind that naturally delights in the
mysteries of the woods and fields. the
sports and interests of childhood, be
directed TO lovers, to intrigue, novels
and all manner of vanities before the
moral sense is sufficiently developed to
distinguish the false from the true?
Why should the attention that ought to
be devoted to the studies and amuse-
ments of youth be turned to the vices
and inconsistencies OF unmanly maRs
hood?-St Louis Republic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08

four cupfuIs OF uour. three spoonluis OF
baking powder. Take one-half This
mixture, add three or four spoouiuis q
molasses, raisins. currauts and saicc.
pinch of soda and little tinur. Put
together, after baking, with the reserve
cd beaten white OF egg.--Good House,
keeping.
-Tapioca Cream: Soak over night
one cup OF tapioca in three cups ~ cold
water. In the morning drain arH cut
70 cook in a double boiler, n % Quar-; u
rich milk, 10 which add hail a tearun
of graduated sugar end a quarter ~ a
teaspoonful of salt Let the tapicca
cook until tender. then add the yollss u
six eggs thoroughly beaten As soon
rs the eggs thiciscn remove from tbs
FIRE and pour into bowl Les stand
till nearly cold, stir in two ieaspoonfula
extract Of vanilla. pour into the dish ira
which IL Is 10 be served. Beat the
whites Of two eggs 90 a stiff froth. add
four tsblespoonfula graduated sugar.
and pile the mixture on The top Of tho
cream Globe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
Raps 6ilbab,nr Mad. Easy

A device recently patented by French
inventor is designed 70 facilitate rope
climbing. while a. the same tine per
hitting the climber 10 have free uss q
his hands. The apparatus consists Of
two boards joined BY strong hinge.
vith hole passing through both tie
uinge and the boards. The extrem!ties
u the boards are provided with straps.
which can be fastened - nc feet Of the
man using the device. The method Of
climbing By tais apparatus = simple
When The feet attached - the boards
are lifted tbs rope = free. but TIE mo
ment the feet are pressed down On tie
two boards th- rope j. 6rIa5y gri pp=sL
j. y necessary, therefore. opsy - sf'
i4- BODY bv both hands - Far - = so>-
sstls. aud tbeu s can - held bF tAe
brrged GIANTS uniH snotHe- l..s IS
rasde b the ase - belt - hos4 t4e
s,aSsv ctess 10 the rope the hands NAV
lse gefs free Thss ce~ies i de-,gmes.
especially for ias use 81 drenen add
PAINTERS. E-zo % serve Is sxs sasssse-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
Preparing for 1t.

Mr.. Billus calling down the stair
way)-Maria, have the children gone to
school?
Mrs, Billus-Yes-
This is the girls day out, isn't ftp"
Eyes She's gone"
This is not the minister's day to call,
is lt?'
No"
Amy the neighbors likely to drop IN
during the next hour or SOP
Il think not
You're alone, are your"
Yes What do you"
Then put some cotton in your ears,
Maria l am going to shave myself
with that new razor you gave me the
other day. "-Chicago Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-08
tvIIaes ana Doz-.

Fewer boas appear, now that coat and
cloak collars are fur-lined and cut 50
high. In appearance, however, Sueh
collars are far less becoming than the
soft furry or featbery boa which forms
such picturesque and charming frame
to the face, lending grace to the figure,
the long ends imparting height and
STYLE. The new muffs are certaInly
larger, and also lar less protective
Seal. sable, mink. astrakhan. fox and
bezrsAIn are the most popular turs THIS
wear. an attempt has been made agaia
10 reinstate erInine in public favor Tor
certain uses. but with little success -
Chicago Post