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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
SanS mmb &pf.
@ie 9elb MAIDEN aus Strcb.

Gin Mder 2an6 ergibt 1870 8uldeI
@oesen unb cine Come Strob. Dis
seeenipdrtisen Marftpreiis in gletp gorf
iinb: 3ossen 75 Gents bas 8ufdsl,
&ossenitrob gut sebroiden unb sebun.
ben, per Come $40. Ser 8erfauf
bon @oasen, bon 10 Mder 9 Is 8u.
fdeI su 75 6. per 8ui4eI betrdst $l12.s
80. unb sebn Tonnen gut sebroidenes
unb eebunbsneS Strob ,3u $l9 per
Tonne sebsn $190.-DaS ipiirbe auf
10 Mder 2anb suiammen $3O2.5O se.
ben. Nad ProfsHor 6. .. 8obeIs,
benz Gbemifer bonn Staate 9letp Seriep,
1T Der Diasertpertb bon 3oeeenitrob
nur 50 90 per Tonne. SolsIi@ 1T Der
Wertb beS Strobs, ipenn mon nad
benz alien YIan berfabrt unb bic 10
Tonnen arf ben Wifbaufsn tpirft, se.
mdB Rrpfefor 6. 3. 8odeIs nur
$4,000, ipabrenb man $3.50 er3ielen
ipiirbe, tpenn man eS berfauft. glimmt
man nun ben Dungtpsrtb bieieS Stro.
bes, ber ii1 auf $40 beIGuit, unb fault
bafiir StaIImif ober fiintliden Diin.
ger. 70 berbefert man bic Sarm in ses
i,au bemieIben Wlabe. alS ipenn bic 10
Tonnen auf ben Dunebaufen eeiporfen
tporben tpdren, unb es bIeiben bem Sar'
mer immer nod baare $l70 iibrig, unb
bas beridIe9tert bod iider nidt bic
ssarm. Die obcn ansefiibrten Tbat=
iaden, benfe i'd, betpeifen treffenb, bab
es unrebt unb perihipenberi ID 1T, auf
benz alten Wese fortsufabren, ndmIid
bas aussebroidene Strob einfad auf
benz Miitbaufen su bertpiiten. 0enn
eS aud fein bireftes Bsripiiiten 1T, 10
ipirb bod immerbin Der gBertb per
Tonne auf SO rebucirt, tpabrenb man
sl9 bon senau bemieIben Strob erbaI.
ten fbnnte, tpenn man es orbentIid
br5fde unb bGnbe unb auf benz Warft
in Nep gorf perfaufte. e.-,,Der Deutfde
Sarmer".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
SeiSen;euse su reinisen.

Wfan idaIe hrei &artofeIn bon mitts
lerer @rDBe, idneibe iie in bunne
Sdeiben uno tpaide iie gut ab. Damn
giebe man Elm 2iter iiebenbes Wafer
oarauf unb Idbt es iteben, bis ss faIt
1T. Yon bieiem Waher, tpeIdes ses
ieibt tperben mub, nimmt man 70 biel,
als man bebarf unb siebt cine sleibe
Auantitdt @einseiit basu. Mit bieier
Sliiiisfeit reibt man bur6 Mnipenbuns
zines Sdtpammes baS Seibenseus auf
Der redten Seite ab unb biiseIt es, tpsnn
es baIb troden, auf Der &ldieite. 9luf
bieie Weiie Idbt ii4 Seibenseus nit
ben ,arteiten Sarbsn reinisen. gbenio
Sammet, Tuffst unb anbere 3euse.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
4bemif6e @drmflaftbe.

Sdat man eins Warmilai9s aus
&upfer ober 3inn nit eiIisiaurem 9ia
tron, ooer nod beHer NIT elmer Mif6.
uns befelben nit unterfdipeFisfaursm
ylatron i'm SerbdItniB bon L: 10 bis su
oreipiertel ibreS Snbaltes, berfdliebt
fie Iuftbi6t unb ernGrmt iie in einem
Ofen ober in fodenbem Wafer, Bis bas
9fatroniaIs idmiIst, 70 siebt cine berar.
tise Wdrmflaide nod mad 10 Bis IL
Stunben cine ansenebme Warme bon
fi6. Die SlatroniaIse fbnnen bon
neuen benubt perben; man bat nur
bic Slaf4e nad benz iebesmaIisen grs
falten ipieoer, tpie eben anseseben, su
eripdrmen. @Hisiaures unb unters
i9tpeflisfaureS giutron Iiefert iebsr
Drpsuiit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
MaiSmebls Nfannfm1en.

Gin Quart @aHer ipirb nit sinem
TbeeIDffeI poq SaIs gum 2o4en &C..
bradt, tporauf man iobieI MaiSmebl
bineinlaufen labt. Bis es ii1 bonn Topfe
lDit. Man riibrt bieien 8rei nod 3ebn
Wlinuten iiber benz Seuer, tbut bierauf
bic Mafe in cine nit faItem @aRsr
ausssipiiIte SdIfeI, taudt bic Sanb
in faItes Wafer unb briidt. bic WiaKe
feit unb eben. gm nddfen Gag
idneibet man finserbide Sheiben bon
Der MaiIe, tpenbet iie in Weiaenmebl
UNI unb bddt iie in SdmaIs iiber nidt
gu ftarfem Seuer auf beiben Seiten su
id6ner, sslbbrauner Sarbe. Man reidt
bann Sprup bonn 9uderrobr ober
aborn, ober 3uder basu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
8dfesGift.

gS 1T, namentlid in friiberen 3eiten.
Der SAL auipeilen borgefommen, BAT
nad su reidIidsm @enuHe bon feb,
altem 8aie 8ersiftunsssride deinunsen
einsetreten iinb; in neueter 3eit bal
man bon foIden 8orfommniRen tuenise,
seb5rt. lleber bic Natur bieier siftie
ipirfenben Subfan3 1T man nod i'm
jlnflaren, ebenio lber bic rlmitdnbe,
unter oenen iie iib bilbet; bod fdeini
es. aIs ipenn baS 8diesift it6 baupts
fddlid in ioldem 8die bilbe, BET beiien
Bersituns man ben Quart, ebe man Jpn
iaIat. Idnsere 8eit NIT lauren Molfen
burdfeudtet liesen IdBt, um feline na6s
berise 8eife su bef4leunisen.- Man
bite iid baher, iebr aIten. perborbenen
8die in au grocer Mense au Seniebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Gin ueueS M6belreiuieuness
mtttcl.

Ius fein ssrrisbensr 9sisItdrfe fertist
man iid burd Sinsusieben bon 8aums
moaiamen' ober MobnbI einsn Tsig.
reibt nit einem 8aumipoabauld1en,
peldeS man in bisien Teis eineetauht
bat, bic Iadierten ober polierten M5beI
ab, unb aipar 70 Ianse. bis iammtIi9er
SdmuB aufsetpei9t lit. Damn tpii1t
man nit einem feinent leinenen ober iei.
benen 2dppden nad, bis bic SIaden
bIanf erf8einen. 8ei seidnibten ooer
NIT Drebarbeiten periebenen Wi0beln
trdst man ben Stdrfeteis mitteIs feiner
8driten auf unb reibt bann nit einem
tpoaenen 2dppden nad. S6muBfeden
aaer glrt, aud SIiesenflsden, laiien iid
auf bieie einfa9e @eife idnea entfer.
men. &eisitdrfe unb 8aumipoasnias
msns ober MObnDl iinb in Drosuen'
banblunsen porrdtbiS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Mat8sSel.

Wlaiss ober Born. Del 1T Elm eana
neues Brobuft. bas Der 8eripertbuns
ber uneebsuren Waiss @rnte Der Ser.
Staaten bisber ni1t borbanbene Wese
6ffnen tpirb. Die serinse @infubr bon
2einsOeI aus 8uBIanb nad Deutids
lamb eraeust bort baS 8etiirfnib fur
einen griab beSislben, namentlib BEL
Der SeifensS Sabrifation. OaS 2einsSeI
bon Ofinbien fsllts iid aIs unsseisnet
beraus, ba es sesen &dIte au3u empfinbs
lid erihien. Da fam man auf Nnipens
buns bes OeIs aus Mais, unb basieIbe
eripies ii1 ais boQadnbis brauhbar fur
SabrifatiOn bon Seife unb au anberen
3ipeden.
Stun trat aber Der fataIe llmitanb
ba;tpii6en, baB bic beutiden 3oabeb5rs
ben bon benz bon Gbicaso besosenen
8ornsDsI ni6t A Marf fur 100 &iIo.
sramm, tpis bon 2ein.OeI, erboben,
ionbern 9 Warf. DasfeIbe iei nidt
beionbers i'm beutiden Tarif ansefiibrt,
bieb es, unb miife beSbalb aIs Del fir
inbuitriene 8pede ber3olt perben. Oas
berbinbert einitpeilen oeHen Musfubr,
man bofft iebo4, bab iener 3oa bon 9
auf 4 Warf berabSeiebt tperben ipirb.
gllsbann ipirb baburd Elm srobartieer
4ufi6ipuns Der NuSfubr bieies Oels
entIteben. Seine 8eripenbuns in
DeutidIanb ipirb aber au4 feline Gers
fteauns in 4msrifa fiir bic beimiide
Snbnitrie bebeutenb fbrbern unb bamit
benz 8erbrau9 bon 8orn unb Mais
sroBen 8oridub leiiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Gin Wfittel sesem bic Misrane.

Sn Der iiinsftsn Sibuns Der @slslIs
idaft Der Ierate in Wien madte Dr.
Seinrit @eib MittbeiIunsen iibsr cine
neue. uneemein einfahe 8ebanbluns
Der Misrane. Gr babe namIid bic grs
fabruns semadt, baB elm burd sans
furae 8eit nit Der Sanb ausseiibter
Druid in Der Maseneesenb (senauer in
Der Wtitte atpifden ben unteren Tbeile
bes Bruitbeines unb benz NabeD sesen
bic WirbeIfduIe, tpobei bic 8audidlass
aber fomprimirt ipirb, bic beftislten
Misrdneanfdae iiitirt unb fOtpObI bic
8opfidmersen aIs aud bic 2i6tideu
momentan bel 90 bon ibm bebanbsIten
8atisatinnen beboben tpurben. 8si Der
eroben Mebr3abl Der bisber auf bieie
Nrt bebanbeIten Sale ipar BET Mnfaa
bauernb bebpben unb febrte nur bel eis
nisen 8ranfen in miIberer 5orm suriid,
unb aud bieie tparen benz Mrste fiir bic
momentan beipirfte grIeidteruns unses
mein banfbar.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Seuerfefses irsenes sodaefebirr

I'm neue irbene &odt5pfs. 8rats
pfannen &c. feuerfeit su MAIDEN, EN-.
pfeblen mir unieren Sausfrauen fol.
senbes einfade unb biaise MittsI. Man
3eritbbt trodenen 2ebm su einem 8uI=
Der, iiebt bieieS burd Elm feinmaidises
Drabtiieb unb bsreitet aus bem 2sbm.
puIber burb SinsusieBen bon @aHer
unb unter tiibtisem umriibren einen
iebr biinnfliiiiisen 8rei. 1iit sinem
in bieien 8rei eetaubten YinIeI iibers
itreidt man 1opf ober 9fanne mebrs
mails, unb ipenn Der 2ebmiiberaus bbIz
Iis troden setporben 1T, 70 iibertreibt
man benielben breis Bis biermaL nit
2ein0I. Derartis bebanoeItes irbenes
@eibirr 1T Bel ipeitem bauerbafter unb
fam b6bere SiBesrabe ausbaIten ais
fol4es, ipeIaes nur init Drabt iibers
aosen 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Neueruus an SilSerrabmen.

Iuf sarten Tapeten binterIa1en bic
fdarffantisen gden Der 8iIberrabmen
iebr lei6t &ifie oDer Shrammen. I'm
bieiem uebeIitanb ab3ubeIfen, smpfebIen
mir, auf Der &idfeite beS &abmenS, unb
stpar an bier beIiebisen SteIen, tleine
8autfduf' ober 8orfibeibden 3u bes
feitisen. 9luf oieie einfade 8siis
idafft man sipiiden Wanb unb Bib
einsn 3pifdenraum, 70 bab eine 8es
i6dbi8un8 Der Iapete nidt leidt bors
fommen fann. Nebenbei ipirb aud bic
6eudtiefeit Der 3immeripanb bon benz
8iIoe absebaIten, fobaB bieies frei bon
Stodfeden bleibt, sleidpie aud farbise
8iIoer infOIse bieier 8orridtuns nidt
an ibren Sarben Sdaben erlsiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Gescn baS Mansieiperben Der
Speife6le.

Das am meiiten su Speiisspedsn be.
nubte OlipenbI tpirb nidt Isidt ransis.
Snfolse ieines boben prsifes sriebt
man eS iebo4 oft burd Mobn., Son.
nsnblumens, 8udederbI &C., ipeIds Dele
oft einen unansenebmen ransisen @ss
i1mad annebmen, ipenn fie IGnsere
3eit aufbeipabrt tperben. I'm ii6 bas
Dor su ftiiben, fdiittet man auf bas in
Glasfaf6sn ober in anbsren @efaben
aufbeipabrte Del einen Singer bod refs
tifi3irten 9llfoboI, 70 baB bic SIai6en
ober bic @efdbe bis obenbin ansefaIIt
iine; aIsoann tpiro iorefdltis berforft.
8eftifisirter NIfobol 1T in Droeuense.
i9dften unb Gpotbsfen borrdtbis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
Gin aute8 Tlecep a fer.

Ulan nsbme 4 gbID1sI pOa itartsn
SaImiafseif unb l @blpffel poa Sala
uno idattIe baS @anse in einem @Iaie
tiidtie burdeinanber uno ipenbe es nit
einem Sdnamme ober tpouenen 2dpps
den an. Wiit bieier Slliiiefeit fann
man ale Sstt. ober OsIfeden ufip.
auspaf6en. Slcden bon Sars nno
Tbeer auf Tud mdRen erit ourd Elm
ipenis Butter eripeidt iperben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
6eibdftssM Mnjei9er.
Su6' une sIeeicen,sSruefer.

Sudbs une aeeieen,'S Sruder.
8reb. WaeneL Drufarbsit jeter grt,
in enslilher unp teutI6er Sprahs, 81 9ada-
ippuup apenue etssniiber benz Bottom StOrs.
Gisarrens6abrifant.
u. t6mann II, bic brlisbkn ,,@lfpnip"
unb Big Sting" Giearrsn; ale Sprten Sa-
baf uup &au6erartiffl 5G1 eadapanna Nss.
Groceries unt prcpifipnen.
Sehtplb, Srantpp & Co., Grad.
fclser BON 8eable & Stesa), tt6 penn Mps.
ShIGser Seal "a qadapanna
Ice., has beriibmte @bite SpVnss WebI.
8reb. s. @ibmayer DsIifatslItn,
$50 9adapanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

3u9dn8lt6es 9etlmtttel, tpeltes felt
Satrsn In unsdtfisen Sdasn fsine @ir-
funssiraft erprpbt bat, 1T Or. augaF
R6nie's Samburger Trupfen, Elm IRit.
tel bas iebcm @tfer pbne ale @efatr an.
espaet iperben fam, anb ,pel9es fret bon
allen ienen gfaGweben III, tpslde pisls
anbere @bfatranssmittel mad ftt ;iebeR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

srbbte @orfGt su &c.
trauGen. Gin bur9-
aus reeIes tn fsiner
@trfans ansenebnies
unb fheres, Sebermann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
ZiegIer's Hotel,
Np. 327 2aGatpamma Npe,
y. SiegIer, gisentbiimsr.

Heiieube inoen bier Die uor,igIidite &of
uno qutes 9o9is 3u mdbi9eu Rreiien.
@utern uno slams w6breno Der
Saiion in ieoer 8ubereitunssart
9ie feinften 8eine, ebampaansr, 9iquOre
uno Gisarreu.
TriUaBtmmer fir 0amen uno 6amiIisn i'm
,ueiteu Stodmerfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

s@- DaS ,,Wo&enbIatt" entbaIt ben
beiten aotaI'8 '8eri@t unb aue Icnfissu
Neuistsitsn bon SntereRs. s.-gaur s2.0O.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06

franttaften 3uft6nben. Das Srabiabr
tft bater bic redtte Belt, um bic F& I'm
8brper tpdbrenb bes @tnters ansefssten
iberfabisen unb bic Stdttsisit Der Elm.
aelnen Srsane temntenben Stpffe bur1
etne reselreGte, ben SSrper ni9t fddbts.
enbe @bfabrfur su entfernen. Bon Der
srbeten Rettwenbtsfett III es fur ale bic,
isntsen tpel&e an sef6rter gerbauuns,
@erfppfuns, gldbuneen. Sautausfpld-
gen. ardsbett unb Mabislstt ber @lieber,
S&mersen TN Waser, Der 2eber, u. {. N.
letben, bet Der Mabt bss @ittels bic
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
6inise Ratal&lase
fit oas
gra&ia&r.

SIN Der Winters3ett net.
gen fG. tn Solse BON su
tneats 4sipesuns In freisr
euft bte @epebe bes n,enf&>
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
HAMBURG : BALTIMORE LIME

Comfort unb Serpiiegung ipie auf ben Saabnrg.
Wen 0anlpferr. SelonoerS bili9e Yretle aui
6em Sampler unb auf Der Sabu bon Baltimore nad1
benz gBeiten,
Resen goiiase fir ole obiseu einien iuenbe ulan
fd an Die
eSam6mrs- -AmeriRanif&e
2saGetfa6rt Aetiem- -@e(eGf&aft.
81 Broadway | @enerat. .Yaiiass' ! l25 La SaleSt
NEW YORK. Sureaur, CHICAGO.
@m g. SieieIi 515 9adawunna. ape.
6. $. @euffer 52s 9adawanna auenue.
8. 8. 8abrenboIt, 321 Eenn Guenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-05-06
W6chantIicher Exnressdienst
RecuISrer Dienst.

1ie onberen befudbrten Dampfer bleicr eiuie pers
Seben Gins bis sipeiuaI per gBobe einen otreften
Sienit Sfpiiden San.bnrg uno Wetp BORT; eben'
erfanut oorsiiaiidDe Meeomp patton mtto Beers
pjieeuus In Gaiiite nno SwiidIenoed. aueers
urbentlidl uiebriae Brei5e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

-, Juno worlds two civilizations. It's very
,soo,anhical location betokens this For !"
stands between the ranges of the Carpa.hia"
Maintains on the one hand and the vast piaino
n, HUNGARY on the other. The great river 'n"'
flows through its heart brings from one direction
the products of Central and Northern EUROPE
and from the other the products OF the Levah''
Here meet the fashionably attired folk OF farle
and Iopdon. and the Wallachan in his sheepsKiu
earb and the Croatiau in his flowing robes. Az
every turn the eye meets strange commlnBhhsS
and contrasts Of West and East.
Az resort OF pleasure seekers, Bnda-Pesth
ranks in merit scarcely second to Paris nsen'
There are no finer streets and bouevards III
Europe: nor better hotels and theatres In tile
glorious weather which prevails here much OF the
time out-of.door dining Is the fashion in gardens
and along the boulevards. In the great parks
and public gardens there are always bands pay
n2. while throngs OF gay promenaders drltt Dy'
and other throngs SIT AZ table to dine or TO drink
beer or wine. In the middle OF the Danube is a
beautiful island where "all the world goes
every evening TO drink, to gossip, to hear fine
music, and to feast upon the nnrivuiled pahoraua
that greets the eye.
All about the city lie farms aud vineyards that
challenge the world for excellence. Hungarian
-four is famous. Probably there is none better.
II az good. In the world. IL is all made by what
in America is called the new process which
was invented and has from time immemorial been
practt,ed here. Hungarian farms are chiefly
cultivated under what il called peasant pro-
prietorship Very small farms are, however, rare
Seldom does one find farm Of less than nfW
acres: aud not infrequently does lie meet with
those Of two or three thousand acres. But IN
every case the farmer Is the owner OF the lahu
he tllls. The laws Of Hungary enable any farmer
TO purchase the land he occupies by the aid OF
State mopey loaned to him for the purpose.
variety of wines, from heavy Burgundies to
Ightest hooks There is in Buda-Pesth central
winecclar, conducted by the Hungarian Gov
eminent with large stan Of chemists and other
experts Here any grower may send his W mes
for sale and have them analysed and their
quality guaranteed by the Government officers
This system assures to the purchaser purity OF
wine scarcely to be found elsewhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10

OF the last of the famous Belacoscia" dynasty OF
bandits Antonio is not 20 be tried for his
earlier crimes but will be called upon 10 answer
for his last attack upon the gendarmes, which TOOK
place some years ago.
The frcethinkers here, not content with inst'u-
ting civil marriage, have now established clNI
ba ptisru Ii has been reserved 10 the municipality
Of ST Denis one Of the suburbs Of the metropolis
10 lead the way in this new departure, and
number of children have already been inscribed
on the register Of this district as having been
civilly baptized In insttuting this reform. the
Municipal Councillors Of st. Denis inform US that
they are pursuing double obcct-frst, 70 re-
lease children from the tutelage Of the Church.
and secondly, TO constitute second family In the
persons Of the godfather and gOdmother' VINO
will undertake TO serve as parents In case oil
the child losing its father and mother Delofe
coming Of age. Here is the form OF the engage
ment: "Citoyen and Cheyenne y are you
willing TO undertake the moral and physical
charge Of the infant 3? Will you engage to bring
il I'D in the principles Of the great Revolution
The answer in the affirmative being given, the
president Of the ceremony rises and says In the
name Of this great French Revolution l declare
this child to be placed under the tutela%e OF
Citoyen and Cheyenne ""
Among other reforms which NJ de Freycinet,
the Minister of War; is about 10 inauguiate is
that of substituting the tunic and the cpaulcttes
for the dolman and shoulder knots now worn by
It'd officers lf the GnfUntry regiments mo
change is most popular with military men
and will go far to increase the popularity oil 'he
present Administration III the army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-10
EUROPE'S NEW CAPITAL.
BVDA-PESTII SHARES VIENNA'S ROYAL HON
ORS

Buda-P csth July /.
The Emperor Francis Joseph has performed
another OF those gracious deeds by which he has
SO greatly cndcared himself TO all his subjects
and especially to the Ilungarans who once were
in revolt against him. lie has long paid much
attention 10 the maintenance Of his title Of King
Of Hungary as well az Emperor Of Austria. Indeed
he is well known to regard the royal title with
far more esteem than the imperial, as we'll
he may, for il is the older and more honorable
TIE Kingdom Of Hungary dates from Che year
1000, when Pope Sylvester III crowned ScphcA
Arpad King of Hungary with the style OF Ills
Apostolic Majesty" But the Empire Of Austria
dates only from 1904, when the Archduke
Francis, without the slightest right or reason,
began calling himself Emperor OF Austria. The
kiugly title is thus unimpcachablc and is s92
years old, while the imperial title, spurious in
origin, is only lightweight years old. No wonder
that Francis Joseph should put the greater value
on the former.
At the close OF the recent anniversary ce.c-
bration OF his coronation as King Of Hungary,
therefore, Francis Joseph formally sanctioned the
recognition OF Buda-Pcsth a capital city CO.
ordinate with Vienna. IL has always OF course
been the Hungarian Parliamentary capital. And in-
deed il has been royal residence too; for for many
years Francis Joseph has spent several months
here annually. Yet Vienna has remained tho
seat of the Court and las ranked rs the only real
capital of the dual Empire. Great is the salts
faction OF The Hungarans. therefore, at the Em-
peror's action. which places their metropolis on
full equality, in every respect, with Vienna.
In some important respects, indeed, Buda- Pesth
IL much superior to the Austrian metropolis Its
situation is finer the Danube here being a larger
and finer stream than at Vienna. 1t is far better
paved, its streets ranking among the best In
Europe. while the stone pavements Of Vienna are
certainly among the worst And there is more
life in Buda-Pcsth both on the streets and Ia the
salons OF society. The social tone Is distinctly
higher In that particular. in fact, Budn .Pesth
stands unique among the cities OF the world Il
is a city with slums, with no poor, with no
disrepuabc quarters. All its Inhabitants are
not Magyar mobiles, of course. But practically all
Of them are wcll-to-do and respectable And il
has more than half a million inhabitants
There is one other respect in which this Hun
garian capital is unique. 1t marks the meeting
The morning call., 1892-08-02

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guarantee one bottle OF DR.. COOPEE'S Blood
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The morning call., 1892-08-02
PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Lady Charlotte Schneider is 10 give her
collection of fans TO the British Museum
Chairman Carter of the National Repub-
lican Committee was once book agent in
Illinois.
NJ. Ryberg has supplied long-felt want
by compiling vocabulary of the Eskimo
language.
James Wills of Mount Sterling, KY, has
been struck by lightning for the fourth time
and still lives.
4 new edition of the works of Gogol, the
father OF Russian fiction, is being brought
out in Russia.
A: Louden Snowden, the new Minister to
Spain, Is brother of General Snowden of
the Pennsylvania militia.
Queen Victoria has mastered the Hindu
stance language, in learning which she has
shown great deal OF interest and spent
considerable time.
Chancellor Caprivi has given it out that
IN no emergency can eX-ChancellOr Bis.
marck ever hope to exercise influence upon
me Government of Germany.
Don Carlos has entered into n contra
Eetsy with the Comte de Paris on the suh
!e ,'. o. o. thelr respective armoria bearings.
map of Europe. 80 INC
h6enIy savage Lander grandson of the
IL - "iit ~ up his experiences among
the amos OF 1esso and the Kuriles. the
strange, nary people, through whose conn
try he wandered On horseback, '0"'i-
At ball given by the Governor Of Noro,
on the Queens birthday his Excellency had
all the debntantes, about IS in humber
brought before him one by one after the
FIRST dance and kissed them ali.
General B0rius, who has been made chief
oil the military household of President
Carnot, is 81 years old. He has been COM
mandant and director of the Polytechnic
School for the last three years, and has
oeen an officer in the Legion of Honor
since 1875.
The morning call., 1892-08-02
A LOCAL MARK TAPLEy.

Under the adverse circumstances Of an
un-American national platform and losing
campaign, the Examiner continues to main
tain IFS cheerfulness in the hope that the
Temescal tin mine may prove a failure.
The outlook IN that direction is not good,
but such as it is our free-trade contemporary
seems to derive great satisfaction from it.
The fact has been frequently directed to the
understanding Of our contemporary that the
success of the tln-plate industry does not
depend upon the discovery Of a paying tin
mine at Temescal. Such a mine would be a
good thing for California, but if there should
be none the tin-plate industry would be de-
yeloped in the course of time. There may
be tin Ia other American mines. if not in
California, and. if there are no American
tin mines, pig tin may be imported at
slight cost above its cost to the foreign man
ufacturer. Meantime, while the tin-plate
industry is being built up, the duties are
doing Do harm. Tin-plate. with duty paid,
was but cents higher last year under the
Mckinley bill than it was in 1877 at the
place Of foreign manufacture. Blu the for
eign manufacturer was selling tin-plate
under the Mckinley tariff at 50 o. per box,
whereas he charged and received So So per
box IA 1877. 1t appears to be the foreign
manufactures who Is paying most Of the
outy On tin plate.