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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
@roe9ersogt6mrt 9eGem.

Darn itabt. Die beioen @obl,
tbatiafeitss Nnltalten fir belliide Qebs
rerzSStttipen unb 8aiien, 3ubrpis. uno
Mlice Stiftuag unb yebrer Wailere
Stift, iino nun, ais einen i3med perfols
genb, nit chamber pereinigt morben.
Nlsbeim. Die bielisen 6reipros
teitanten iinb bieier Gage CUR eparses
ltlden Yanbesfirde 3uriidsetreten.
bsStetnbeim m. @dbrenb
tar5li6 Der anebt zines bieli9en Stetrs
bru6Sbelisers cine Ihmere Wagenlait
8aialtiteine our 8erlaounB an Die Stain.
ueberfabrtsitelle bel Dietesbeim Der.
bradte, serietben babel aus elmer niht
senusetto gSldrten urlade Die beioen
por9elpannten Pferbe init Ser gan3en
gaoung III Die auf 2.10 Meter arges
ipadleneu Slutben bes Mtains. Die
auf 1900 Marf tarirten Yferbe falncr
in ben Wellen I'M. Der &ned)t, ipels
der ben Tbieren bei3ulpringen lu1te,
fonnte ttlr nit Mibe bur6 brittle Ser
ionen gerettet lperoen.
~9atn>@rdnbau. Ole Otph.
t9erttts bat Dor lteben Sabren eiter
5tell9et camille pier Gtnber RAID bilt>
%teretna11oer entriiien ; nunmebr bat Die
lelbe nleOerlm bret &inoer Der Dipb.
tberitis unb bdutigen 8rdune III Sem
Settral1m BON faum IA 1asen gum
Spfer fal1en ieben.
Seligenftabt. Iuf Der Braun,
foblengrube .amalie" fanb bebufs beis
lerer ai1sbeutuns Der 3oblenla9er cine
Serleguns oes iiber Dem S0rberl9adte
errittetsn Majdinenbauies itatt. Det
200 eertner idwere 59lot itiir3te INN
uno babel erbielt Elm Sebrli,s serinst
Verletnasen, mdbrenb BON ben smDlj
babel bei6aftt9ten Irbeitern number,
barer WeiIe feiner ettpas bapontrua.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
coenf=N adric6ten aus oer
n(ten 9eimat6.
Sd6(en.

Dresben. Der @artenbauperbano
fur bas 90ni9reid 9a9ien mirb bier
btnueH 3ur3em cine @artenbaul1ule
er0fine:... Sn Der S9ule iolen selebrt
tperocH:: Sran3Oiii9 uno @nsliid, 9sas
turpi snl9aften, @arten>, Semitic,
Sbit= !nb Weinbau, Mtatbcnlatit, Seloz
me1ien. Blan3eidnert unb %aro1daftss
9drtneret, 8etriebslebre, Gorrelponoen,
ano 8u9baltltng. @abreub oes ,ipeis
idbrigcn 8urius miro abseiebm Don
praftiId)en @artenarbetten. Oie fGd,
iifde SiIcsteruns tpirb eine Staatsunter,
itiiturs g%ewabreu, 9auptaufgabe ioll
Die Serambilouns BON tiidtissn 5anSels,
unb S5er9drtnertt leiu.
Grimmitbau Slit auBeror,
oentlit,em Grfol9e bot ii6 Der bieiise
Tabrifantet. unO @ebi1ulperein Der
Srase oer 8etbeilisung Der la1iil1en
Terti(inSnitrie OH Der Gbicasoer @elt,
auSltc!llng angenommer. Sci Dor,
ldufiger itnperbinbliher Nnmelbung our
Ebellnabr1e baben ii9 AZ Sirmen be-
tbeilist.
Fetp5tg. Die bteft9e Sanbels.
fammer, pelde I'M geretu init oer
anoeru lddiiiden 9anoelsfammern Sas
&li1taSminiiterium nm Seitleguns oes
Sitcrfe1teS auf einen beltimmten Sag
(erlten Sonntag nod Dem 4. Mpril)
9ebcten bate, tit bon senannter Bes
b0roe oabtn beIdieoen tporoen, baB bas
befraste eoanseliide 3anoesfoniiitorinm
Die Seitle9ung i'm Sntereiie bon 9anoel
uno Werfebr fiir juldiiig erflart, bas
tatbolil9e Vtfariat Elm Gingeben auf
Die Sa9e aber runopeg abgelebnt babe.
CONT lit Die GerpirtliGung Ser bcabs
iiAti9ten Beranberius auf unablebbare
3eit ueridoben.
HetnSborf. 5omobl infer Mili.
tarpcreitt als altb Der in Dem naben
Siebenlebn finb bonn BunSeSprdlioiuu1
Der iadlilden M~ilitdrpereiae aus Dem
allgemetnen Berbattbe auSgelhlolien
mOroen, neil iie Die arf @ebot bes Yrde
lioiamS atsgeitoBenen io3ialbemofras
tiihen Mitslieoer iofort fpieoer aufses
uonlr1er mn6 fogar in ben 8orffano
setpdblt batten. Die gereine mii1len
0araufbin Die f0nisli9en Sabnenge,
idenfe 3uriidl9tfen, biirfen fiinftig
~iiberbaupt 6ffentli9 tpe6er Sabne nod
@emebre fiibren uro iino IN 8e3u9 auf
Weriammlunsen Der Roli5eiauffi9t utts
tertporfen.
3widau. Gin &unitfuub lit in
~aerbieiisen Observation-Disclosures serladt
moroen. Wtan fat bort ei1e gr0bere
Sail BON &%unitbldttern sefunben, bic
nadl art Der S1abefrult ~aussefiibrt
iinS uno Die ;un1eift ei.1ett iebr boben
sSertb beiisen. Diele 8fdtter, uelde
ans benz 16. unb II. Sabrbnnoert
lfammen uno Die, tpte man feitseitelt
but. meiit bon beriibmten Iugsburser
iiinitlern herribren, itellen fonobl 9es
lDibtltde S3enen, tpie aud @enrebil,
Der. Yortrdt8 unb StGotebilber bar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
G6nrimaif6e Staten.

Gtienah. Der bielige @enetlbe.
rnth beDilligte Die Sunt,rle bon 10000
,tiarf 5ur Nnlesu1is zines Eieffanals,
ocr Die idmmtlt9en Nbipdlier bes n0rb,
liden Stabttbeils Giiena9s aufnimmt,
I'm bierbur1 Der Stabt, Die iif In ftetet
GntlpiGelun9 befinoet, btlige Baupldbe
80 ldaffeu, 70 6aB ii9 @tleua1 mad
oieier Seite mebr uno mebr ausSebnerl
tam.
Sena. Sbpobl Die 3ebrer an ben
biefigen Birgeri9ulen @taatsbeamts
iinb unb obipobl tie berettS cine Tbeue,
rungS5ulase bonn Staat erbalten baben,
bat Der @e~meinoeratb bod In Nmbetradi
Der iesisen 8erbdltntiie unb Der allge.
mein 9eringen Beioloungen Der Qebret
oenielben, Ioferne baS @ebalt nift 2OOG
Wtarf iiberiteiSt, cine TbeuerunsS5ulags
bon fiinf Hro3ent bemi1ist.
Weinin9en. Der lan6wirtbfhaft.
liGe Berein Meiningen, fpelf)er aeaen.
wdrtis aus 121 Mitslie6ern beite6t nnS
i'm ndd5ten Sabre oas 6eit ieines 5Oiab,
riBen Beftebens feiert, bat I'M pergarlse.
Ien 0erbft bon Der beutiden 1anbmirtfp
ldjaftSgelell1daft 1868 @entner Hogger
uno 5055 Gentner @ei,en alS Saatgut
fir feline Wtit8lieber besoaen.
Srete Stdote.
9ambnrs. Sin iurdtbares 6eue1
;erit0rte einen groBen Tbeil BON Scr,
naaun8tbal bet Dorm, urb sipar bic Gfe
pom 9orner Selomeg; "a 6amilien finS
bard ben Hrano ob6adlos seiporben.-
De- @tubr'i6e Waafld, ienes Mteer.
ungetbiiui, nelheS BON benz aarouliel.
fabriianten s. u. stnbr aus 9iibed i'm
Jriibiabr auf Dem 9lat Der Steinnpar.
Der Daoeanftalt geSeist uurbe. lit iest,
riad0ent oas Tbier, BON @idersbeimer
in Berlin prdparirt, In ettpa 40 Ort.
lhaften ansSeitellt muroe, mad Dam.
burg ipieoer 5urifgefommer. INN in ben
9sieln Der Meper'iden 8rennerei aus.
sebraten gu tueroen.
Bremen. Der Worobeutide QfpnS
beabfi6ti9t auf feinem @runbftiid an
Der elephant ir9emmeioe cline Giien.
8ieBeret ST. errtd)ten. - Die Ausmarbe,
ring iiber Bremen bat ctpas abaenorns
men, moran tpobl In eriter Yinie Sic Nb,
ilaiiln9 I'M Yerfebr na1 Braiilien bic
Sdulo trdst. Nah ben Daten bes
itatiftii1en MmteS lplirben I'M gtopem.
ber bieies Sabres 969S Yerionen aegen
1874 I'M ~uoridbrisep beforoert. Bom
9annar bteleS SabreS bis eini9lieblid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
8dpern.

Wun1ett. Syn GtatSlabre 1890
biz 1891 tunrben in 8apern 1877 Ser.
fonen, lpel9e 116O Mtarf att 3o1en
b~inter5osen, 81 6467 Mtarf @elSitrafs
perurtbeitt. - Gin @eibna9ten erbielten
Die Dienftmdt1ner Der bier bieiisen Srt,
ititute Sie e~tnbeSablten GetrGge fir bt.
Nlters. unb Snpalioitdtsperii6erunq
5uriideritattet, oa oas S9iebsseridl
entidieoen fat, baB Die Yadtrdger midi
perii6erungspfli6tig iinb. = 3nan3ta
Wegma9er erbielten gum 0ieujabr fiji
fleiBi9e Dienitleiituns gemeinoltde Pra.
mien gu je 20 Wtarf. Sn Der Scnats.
ittnng ipar inter. 6eiterfeit bemerfi
tporben, es iei Idmer, 20 Defenders
HetBige WesmadJer ausfinotg gu mo-
den. = Sn LETTER j3eit linb in perl6ie.
benen Stdbten pie Berlin, Samburs,
DRESDEN cine Nn3abl Der bort 9ebraud).
li9en @aSlaternen a~nsefauft tporben,
INN probemeile bier aufseitellt gu tuer'
ben.
Augsburg. Ster brannte fiir3lif
oaS ebemalige MtlitdrlaSaretb ab, mo.
BET bic in Dem @ebdube untergebraht,
8ibliotbef unb bas Tbeater 6es 0ebr,
linsSpereins 5erit0rt murbe.
Nirnberg. Der bieiige Berein
rSrei1inn" bat In elmer 8erlammluns.
oie iiber Die auresuns zines 8itti9rif,
~tenituruns betrefs Der Nufbebung bea
Glters, nno Snpalibeuseietes berietb.
bel6loHetl, cine Betition an 8unbe8.
ratb unb Hei9stas 5u uerabfaGen, ii
mel9er I'M balbm0gliGfte Beftitignnq
6eS 9ar5en @efeses inter Gntlhdbi9una
bereitS ertporbener Redte sebeten tperoer
foa, uno I'M 9an5en a0nisrei9 l1nter.
lariften 5l Iammeln.
HegeISburg. Our Grbauuue
elmer neuen feiten Bride iber ben red,
ten Donauarnt CUR Snlel roberei
W0bro" lit bereit8 Elm Gono BON 80, OOC
Start geiaminelt. - CUR Meltamsitet
lung In Chicago baber liG BON bier be,
reitS a4t Tirmen als Guslteller &c.
melbet.
Stmba9. Sin bieliser @dneioer.
meiiter fiubet iid beinabe td9lid am
linfeu Snnufer 3mild)en Der Sol3, uni
Giienbabnbriide Elm urlo ftir3f fid mad
Gntfleioun9 in bic falten Slutben. 9iad
ei1em fur3en Babe fleibet er iid tpieoei
raid an uno begibt iih eileitoS mad
9anie. Wie Der Mtann fast, %befinoel
CT ii9 bel bieier Sur gang ipobl.
Weiber1ammer. 9ier ipratg
elm Sdiiler. ipelder fid1 CUR Shule mad
Weioen be9eben i%pollte. auf bas Tritt,
brett zines Waselts bes i1on i'm Sang,
befinbliden 3uges, slitt aus unb fam
10 un9liidlid unter bic Hdber einea
Wa9ens, oaB inn Die beibsn Siibe ab.
gefabren pur6en.
Wnu5iebel. Die biefioe 0irnu
S9miot & 3iesler, Grbfarbeufabril
uno Ber9bau, bat auf ibrem Berg,
t%perfsbeiis In Der SberpfalS elm gaitI
beoeutenoes Mineralmoors unS 6arbem.
lager aufsefunben. IS fpuroe nltr eins
tleine Strede beS therapeutics burdl
Wobruns nnterfu1t unb Iinb ldon biz
1est 127, $50 Subifmeter, oas Sinb 49,.
600 Waggons, Mfoor, urb Sarberbs
aa9geipteien. Man fam bic Nelisel
oteleS Ber9perfes Sl bieiem ~ipertbpoleh
Unroe nur besfiidwiini6en, auinal in
Deutl6lano eilt abnlihes 9ortommer
nod nidt befannt mar.
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Cine ftdbere @elt,MnIaae

u: cline {ciHe, son uel6er Sbnen unter @arantte ,use.
a6ert rerben fam, bae fe befriettsenbe 9~efultate lies
fert, pttrtseafa1s bas a~nJeIeste Gelb Surh6se5ablt m,rb.
4uf btc{er Balls fSnnen Gie ron benz unten onssses
trneu Grcttefer etne Ttaf@e BON Or. Rings Ntutm
S&rinbiuht8 : Setlmtttel ~taufen. sc wtrb e%aranti-t,
eab baRelbe unter alien umifdnbea Grletfterurs ses
rdhrt, uern man es sesen tr8enb wefhe getcen Ser
aeble, ber gruf pber Der eunsen anrenbet - pte
GAmtnhfI@t, enneenentsdncurs, BrcE6ittS, Nfbrna,
aeuhbuften, Rrdure sc. &c. Gstf a%r9enehm %etnjunebs
men unt f&medt gut, III rbuts f4er unb man fann i@
INNER bararf reIlaRsn.
grsssEai6sn fret In alien apotbefen. WbOlefale Bel
HeeIpb 1rsts, Gtemrfen a Go.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
GuttulR11t
se(et! aaereet! sernet!
per0anf iitnerfi6.


9eben unb @eiunbbeit bdngen bon
gutter, perbauli9er Nabrung ab.
I'm Speiien Ietdt su perbauen,
miiiien fie gebDrig s,ibereitet 1ein.
Sas bebelltet gl.tes &pGen unb Elm
gutter Sod mub geiunbe, ppbI.
i9medenbe MateriaIien BADEN.
Die 9eute lernen iiberaIl bie 8tdz
tiefeit Der erDBeren Sor9fait Bel
Der @usipabl bon Nabrunssnitteln
%erfennet.
Guttnlene
uebernimmf bic Slbrmns
Inter BEN &p6materialten, neil
8ies, Biscuits nnb 8a1teten ippbl>
idmedenber, belifater ili,b nabrbaf>
ter iinb ais nit Sbierfett subereitete
Speifen. Sir I6lieben au9 oIes
0ebratene Elm, ipie &artoHeIn,
@ier, Slide, Muib, 9omtnp etc. etc.
Seoermann weiB, bab vegetable
iI4e Nabruns alf bic Sauer ipeit
better burb Die Serbauuns ai1imis
ltrt ipirb, ais anin1aliiGe 9rpbufte.
Gnttplrne
lit etn ipeientlih beeetabiLi1hes
Srdparat unb ais ein ii6eres 8orz
beusunBsmittel segen 0pspep1ie
garantiri.
[pR0e MAAN
~ IN
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
3rdnnC6weia.

8rann6mets. Sir Neitauris
ran~gsarbeiten an unlerem ~beriibmten,
81 ben berporrageabiten mittelaltcrlt9en
gauten Deuti6lanbs seb0renben @lt,
itaotratbbauie lit 1T Dem Saasbaltsetat
Der Stabt fir 1892 cine Sltlnme BON
5000 Mtarf ~altsgeiest iporben.
S66ningen. Die bena9barte
3%uderfabrif 50tensleben bat In bieier
&asne 25,1S5, 900 Gilosramm 3 u,
derriiben p~erarbeitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
Ofoem6mra.

Tarel. Sci Dem 9roBen Stnrme,
Der unlan9it 10 perbeeren6 iiber Norb'
oeutlAlano baBinbrauite, ipuroe III Der
sinoeuallee einer Der alteu Bdume ME.
~oer9elegt, TN Bui9e aber in ber 9idbe
Der betannten Sanofuble, lieger ni6t
iOent9er oils 3ebn Stiid Der 70 piel be.
ivlnoertea ~sepaltisen Baumrieien ant
Uoben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
2Ge6feu6ttra.

Nofod. Infer Tbeaterbau. Az
oem erit Elm Sou6S bon SO, 900 Marf
porbanben lit, ideiilt etipas III bic Serne
serift. ST finbet bel Der Beh6rbe noe.
gen Der In Der Neujeit fart In Gniprud
senommenen Sinan5e1 Der StaSt feitl
entseaenfpmMen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23

Sternber9. Der 3anotao hat
slnt 9afenbau In @ismar 4o0, 600
Wfarf beipilist. Die QnfbeGernna Der
'1totbleioenben" Hfarrer tpurbe absc,
lebtt, ebenio bic ~seforoerten LIZA, 800
Wearf fir eine Srrenanitalt lit @ebls,
BORT, besgleiden Der Neubau bes Mr.
beitsbauszS pttals in @iiitrom.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-01-23
GutfuIpur

lit eth ipeientlid beeetabiLiihes
Srdparat nnb ais ein it6eres 8ors
beusunBsmittef segen 0pspepiie
earantiri.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
Thunder Phenomena.

Many theories have been offered in ex-
PLANTATION of the phenomena of thunder.
Here is Professor Hern's description:
The sound which is known as thunder is
due simply to the fact that the air trav-
ersed by an electric spark, that is, a
flash of lightning, is suddenly raised to a
very high temperature, and has its
volume, moreover, considerably in
creased. The column of gas thus sud-
IDENTIFY heated and exhausted is sometimes
several miles long, and as the duration
of the flash is not over the millionth of
second, it follows that the noise bursts
forth at once from the whole column,
though for an observer at any one place,
it commences where the lightning flash
is at the least distance. In precise terms.
the beginning of the thunder clap gives
the minimum distance OF the lightning,
and the duration of the rolling of the
thunder the length of the column OF
heated air. Professor Hern also remarks
that when a flash of lightning strikes the
ground, it is not necessarily from the
/ place struck that the first noise is heard.
Again he points out that a bullet whistles
in traversing the air, so that we can, to a
certain extent, follow its flight. The
same thing also happens with falling
meteorite just before striking the earth.
The noise actually heard has been COM
pared to the sound produced when one
tears linen: it is due, really, to the fact
that the air rapidly pushed on one side
of the projectile in front, whether bullet
or meteorite, quickly rushes back to fill
the gap left in the rear.-BOston Tran
scTiDt
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
Wire Finer Than Hair.

The wire used in making the receiv-
ing instruments of ocean cables, the GAL
vanometers used in testing cables and
measuring the insulation of covered
wires, and other delicate instruments, IS
possessed of remarkable fineness. Some
of this wire is 1-500th of an inch in d.
ameter, finer than the hair of the human
head. Ordinary fine wire, which IS
drawn through steel plates, would DE
useless in this work, because if the hole
wore away ever SO little, the wire would
become larger, and therefore unservlce-
able. Instead of undergoing this pro-
cess the wire is drawn through what IS
practically a hole in diamond, to which
there is no appreciable wear. These dia-
mond plates are made by a woman In
New York, who has monopoly OF the
art in this country. The wire is then
run through machinery which winds 1t
spirally with a layer of silk thread that
is .OO15 of an inch in thickness, even
finer than the wire.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

To give a cream shade to lace dip in
weak tea.
70 stings of insects apply soda moist
cned or tobacco.
Cub sauces smooth with the back of
the spoon, not with the tip.
Fruit stains will usually yield to hot
water when persistently poured upon
them.
A handy thing to have for the window
corners is tooth brush to take dust or
dirt out.
Mix pepper in with -four used for
thickening sauces, instead of adding
alterward.
To restore strong ham to its original
freshness, slice and soak over night in
milk, sweet or sour.
1t is said that scatica may be cured
by applying a coating of flowers of sui
phur to the affected limb.
1t is a fact worth remembering that
persons afflicted with acidity of the
stomach should not indulge in cold
drinks.
Dates are quite another article when
cut in two, the stones removed and the
fruit soaked in boiling milk with some
shreds of lemon peel.
In purchasing canned goods it is a
safe rule to observe whether the head of
the can is concave, a bulging appearance
being indicative of decomposition.
1t is mistake to give glass of lime
water and milk soon after or before an
invalid takes a dose of calomel. The
action of lime water changes the charac-
ter Of calomel
1t is a curious fact that mayonnaise
dressing will disagree with delicate peo-
pie, whereas the same ingredients put
together without an egg French dress
ing) will be easily digested.
Gold rope is much used for picture
frames. 1t should not be more than hall
an inch in diameter, except for larg,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
Something About Rug Designs.

al was very much amused" said a
gentleman, recently, who for many
years had lived in Constantinople, sat
some of the efforts made in this country
to reproduce Turkish designs in rugs
and fabrics. Anything that was odd
shaped was called Turkish. As long as
a rug has 4 lot of yellow, blue and red
i'll it and is made up of a MOSAIC of nom
descript little details, the manufacturer
seems to feel that he has produced an
Oriental design. The truth is, though,
an Oriental rug, to the native, tells a
story as clearly and as expressive as lit
craturc. The details of the design are
not meaningless marks or figures they
are symbols, and suggest historical
events, "Reminiscences and romance. I
could probably explain the matter more
iucidly by this analogy Presuming
that you had been to Europe and col
lected bric-a-brac and curios-a few
vases from the Sevres works, an old
sword from Damascus, some pottery
from Rome, and strange relics from
Pompeii. You have come back and
conventionalized these shapes and intro
duced them in fiat way into some
fabric. To you these various forms
bring up wealth of Renaissance. They
tell of a tour of Europe, and the Incl
dents of the trip are revived at every
glance. So, to the Oriental mind, every
detail of the rug Of his district arouses
the same fund OF Renaissance. Up
h0lsterer.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
Lullabies in Spain, Arabia and Zulu
land.

In Spain you will hear little Jose or
Isabelita rocked to the somewhat doubt
iul sedative beginning:
The moon shines bright.
And the snake darts swift and bright;
see five baby bullocks
And a calf young and white.
Then from Spain you may find your
self in Arabia, where bucolic tone per-
vades the cradle song mostly used:
Sleep, my baby, sleep,
Sleepa siumber hale,
Sweetly rest till morning light,
My little farmer boy, so bright.
And from Arabia you might pass to
Zululand and hear
Hush thee, my baby,
Thy mothers DER the mountain gone;
There she will dig the little garden patch
And water she'll fetch from the river.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02

pictures. Hemp and MANILA are also
used: but hemp is better, for it is
smooth.
\ tasty dish Is made from half pint
Of cold boiled tongue minced and mixed
with cream aud the yOlks OF two egos
we'll beaten. Let this simmer two or
three minutes, then spread on slices of
hot buttercd toast. Eat at once.
a good plan for keeping butter cool
and sweet in summer is to fill box
with sand to within an inch or two of
the top; sink the butter Jars in the sand.
then thoroughly wet the sand with cold
water. Cover the box air-tight. The
box may be kept in the kitchen.
Rattan and willow chairs should be
cleaned, like straw mating, with salt
and water. First thoroughly remove
the dust. Then wiring clean cloth out
of salt and water, rubbing chair or mat
ting dry with the other hand as you 90
on, or, at any rate, as quickly as you
can, so that it may retain none of the
moisture,
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
NEW ORLEANS BoUuLIBAIssE.

So long as men are tishermen-that is,
so long as men retain the spirit of sport
this fish stew will retain all the fame
its own SAVIOR won for it before Thack-
cray set its praise in rhyme. 1t is made
in America somewhat differently to the
Marseiiles method, but in very appetiz-
ing fashion. Two or three kinds OF fresh
fish are cut in large dice, free from skin
and bones, about five pounds; large
Spanish onion and one Glove of garlic are
minced with two or three sprigs of pars-
ley; a large tomato is peeled and sliced !;
the onion, garlic and parsley are put in
a thick saucepan with gill of the best
salad oil and fried light yellow; then the
fish is fried in the same oil; next the to-
mato is added, with a pinch of powder
ed saffron, salt and pepper to taste and
enough clam or oyster broth or water to
nearly cover the fish; let it stew gently
for about half an hour. Meanwhile toast
some buttered bread without crust, cut
it in half-inch squares and put it in a
hot tureen; have another turcen hot /;
serve the fish, ETC., in one and the broth
from which it is taken In that which con-
tains the toasted bread. The French dish
always contains the bouquet or fagot of
sweet herbs, which gives the indescrib-
able flavor to the cookery of that coun-
try.
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1892-01-02
ITALy's MAcARoYl AND CHEESE.

Italy Is the land OF macaroni, where it
is the national dish, eaten alike by lords.
priests and peasants. TO prepare it as
it is eaten there, take half pound Of
best macaroni, put it in deep saucepan,
cover with boiling water, season with
salt and pepper, and let it simmer gently
about twenty minutes.
Remove it from the water, drain in
colander, and put it back in the stewpan,
with two gills of good stock free from
grease and let it stew slowly until the
broth Is all absorbed. Stir into it an
ounce of grated Parmesan and one of
Gruyere cheese, and mix well by shaking
pan; when all the cheese is melted add
an ounce of good butter, and the same
quantity of cheese as before, tossing it
in the pan until thoroughly melted.
Should it taste too oily add about gill
of stock, stir we'll and serve in hot
covered dish. New York Journal.