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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-30
Maple River.

Miss Addie McGilvra is spending the
week i'm Owosso-Mrs. S. r. Cook has
been suffering from hemorrhage of the
stomach but is slowly recovering-Mr.
and Mrs. James Bartrem, of Owosso, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clark
Quite a number from Maple River and
vicinity are attending the fair at Owosso
Mr.. and Mrs. GLADDEN. and Mrs. Jack
son returned from their trip to Washington,
Monday-Chas. Ellis attended the Ban
croft fair last week.-Mrs.. and Mrs. E. j..
Cook will be in Saginaw, Tuesday, Oct. 4th,
attending the marriage of their niece, Miss
Maud Benjamin to Albert Cook, of the
same city.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-30

feel 1t my duty to say a few words In
regard to Ely's Cream Balm, and do so en-
tirely without solicitation. have used 1t
more or less for a year, and have found 1t
to be most admirable have suffered from
catarrh of the worst kind ever since was a
little boy and never hoped for cure, but
Cream Balm seems to do even that. Many
of my acquaintapces have used it with ex-
celent results.-Oscar Ostrum, As Warren
Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Miss Deed Sickles, teacher in the third
ward school went to her home in Elsie We'd
nesday to spend Sunday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-30

Lyon & Hadsall are prepared to make
loans OH real estate.
Money to lend on real estate security by
Lyon 81 Hadsall.
FITs-All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's
Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after the first
DAYS use Marvellous cures. Send to DIR. Kline
93f Arch St., Phila., Pa. For sale by all drug
gists Call on yours.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-30

Cyrus G. Luce, former governor of this
state, will speak i'm the court house Corunna
Friday evening Oct. 9TH. Arepublican club
will be formed that evening.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-30
Marriage L,ceuses.

Wallace Bullock, Hazelton. ........... 20
Lola May savage, Hazelton. .............. 10
Kinsley j. Reed, Vernon. "a
Lille y. Iol nson, Venice. ............... %
Joseph IL. X. LEY, Owosso City......... 81
Della Draw bolt A" ....... 10
George L. Jarvis, Corunna, 81
Nettie Huntington .............. 80
Charles A. Baxter, Vernon. ............ As
Carrie b. Moore, Gaines. .............. %
Herbert E. Nichols, Corunna ............ 27
Olive E. Wilcox, ........... "a
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1892-09-30
M. L. STEWART & co,
Owosso, Mich.

OWOSSO, MICH'
Established 1867
N. A. FINCH, CASHIER.
c5g- DO General Banking Business.
az Draw Drafts on all parts of the world.
aY- Money to loan on real estate securities.
GB- BY our European Bank Money Order
System payments are transmitted to The
very house of the recipient abroad, free OF
charge, saving him the trouble and expense
of collecting draft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Sie GrTnstng acr 9oitfarte.

gBie penige llnter ben Millionen unb
aber Millionen, Die ii6 in ibrem Ser=
fe9re oes 10 nett lino banoli9 geI6nits
tenen Stsiiblattss beoienen, oas unter
bem Namen goittarte oerSeit cine 10
lpi6tiae Steaung i'm ltppltpertebre
einnimmt, oenten oarun, mie aud oie=
ies bei9eioene 9ldtt9en feline @ei9i6te
bat. Son oem Stlauen, pon oem
Oeroopt er3dblt, bab man ibm ben
SopI 9latt abi'hor, Die &Opfbaut nit
3ei6en beibrieb, bierauf Die Saare
pa6ien lieb uno i'm ioOann als So-
ten abIunbte, biz su Der Yoittarte pOn
beute lit Elm meiter g8es. Die Sbee,
Elm Der 9eutigen pOlttarte" perDanb=
tes Gertebrsmittel einSufiibren, mar
BON Dem oamdligen Sberpoltrat6 unb
berseitisen beuti6en GeneralpOitOirectOr
stephan Suerlt i'm Sabre 1865 auf Der
aasemeinen beuti6en 9OItconferens gu
Rarlsrube in 8pri9las eebra6t wor=
ben, obne 3ultimmuns gu iinoen. Sier
Sabre ipater (Sanuar 1869 trat Elm
biterrei6ii1er 8elebrter, Der National=
ntonom unS YrofeiiOr on Der fail.
blterreibii1en MilitGrafaoemie su gNie=
ner=NeuItabt, Or. Gmanuel Serrmann,
obne SenntniB bcs Stepban'i6en Pros
jeets, nit einem Dem porerwabnten per=
panoten, bob in ieiner Iereinia6uns
nod weiter entuidelten SOri6las on
bic Seifentli6teit.
gr bate oas Slid, in bem bamali=
aen 2eiter bes Diterrei6ilden poltlpe=
iens, Dem GeneralpOitolrectOr 6reibrrrn
opn Wialp, einen Maun Su iinoen, Der
bon Der Bidtisteit bieier gleuerun9
io9lei6 bur0orun9en uno au6 einfluB.
reid 9cnue mar, Iie uneeiaumt in Die
5bat umSuieBen. Or. Serrmann
arbsitete eben an Der Saritellun9 oes
Beiebes Der Specialiiiruns uno fori6te
na6 Selesen. Sa fiel ibm auf, ba6
10 piele Sriefe eeidrieben tperoen, bic
lbrem Snbalt mad peoer zines Sie9els
mod zines 6ouperts, mod Der pielen
Situlatuen uno anoerer 6Ormli6tei=
len beoiirien, uno bab bennod fir oieie
Spetialitat bon Sriefen nod nidt Die
.isentbiimli6e einfadere, beausmere
6orm sefnnben iei. Mie Elm SliB
burdfubr i'm Der 8eoante an goittar.
len, Die. idon nit Der Warte perieben,
aus9egeben perben unb nur nit Sinte
Ooer Sleiltlft beidrieben 80 weroer
| brauden. 9tun perfabte er eincn 9lr:
titel fir bic vgieue Sreie Yrehe" mil
Der slufi6rift ylleber cine neue slrt De.
gorreiponoens", Der einise Sage na6'
Der tam 26. Sanuar 1869 erl6ien,
Bon oieem Nugenblif ab lit iosuiaaer
bic @eburt Der ,Yolttarte" 5u batiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

nm burd perboppelte 9fhdf9tsfoiigteii
bem Manne ge9eniiber ineiH geriebep
pieoer gut 81 MAIDEN.
Gnolid mar i6 in Wieu, Die Sagb
mad oem 2oitel foate nun balo gu @nbe
ieiT, id bate nur nod elm pfi6terems
plar gu eritsben. Sn bieiem tunitses
perbli9en emporium nit ieinen neit'
beriibmten Silberidmieben, bic ben
9ansen Siiooiten nit ibren 9eiddbten
GrSeu9uiHen perieben, muB es islbita
peritdnblid bas fernbin ii9tbare Sinn-
bilb Der neueiten @robfommune Iein,
Der als Wabrsei6en Der Stabt auf Dem
lerrli6en gotbii6en Ratbbauie tbroz
nenbe eiierne Mann. S9eritano ibn aud
gliidli6 ais 3ierratb elnes 2Dfels am
6raben. Seim ginwideln menoet ii9
Der Supelier nit ben perbinbli9en
Worten an mid. er f6nue aud nit i66s
nems s'i6tpeoii6en Sabritate aufwarten,
in ipel6es buntiarbiges gmail bur1=
i4eineno eingelahen iei. Sbiimmes
abnenb, fra9e i6 betreten, warum er
benn bel Der rei6en @eItaltungstratt
g9iens iremoe Waare fibre, luorauf
mir Der Seideib purbe .gBir lino
>aui bieie Sabritation nidt eineeri6tet,
aud Sbr 2Ditel iit ni9t in gien ses
ma6t." D@o benn?" i9rie id ben
Gritaunten an, uno er antiuortet,
betroiien suriidpeidenb: .Sn Sa'
rlau -"
Wie bon grbnnien berfolst, itiirnlte
i'd binaus, bonn &opfidiitteln oes
Sdnolers 9eleitet. Sdtte Der Wann ses
maBt, mas id 9laes nit bem @ba-
rafteriitii9en erlebt, er miirbe meine
ausgegansene Geoulo besriiien ba'
ben.
Seoeufals absr iit cs 6aratteriitii6,
iuie iuenis daratteriitil9 lilberne 2Ofiel
lino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Die asartt ano oer serr sesrer.
gereinarbeit Ses Sama6en @urf.

Sic Wurit uno Der Serr 0ebrer boz
ben nur bas nit chamber 9emein. oaB
geibe oft i6arf iinb uno 3utueilen i'm
Maaen lie9en unb oaB Seioe obne @e=
balt nitt eriltiren t6nuen; i'm llebrisen
biloen ie i1roiie 6eaenidBe. Sie
@urit ift sefiillt. Der Serr Sebrer 9e=
lebrt. Die Wurf ,birst oft Sinnen int
Snneru, Der Serr 2e6rer trd9t lie i'm
@eli6t; oaiiir bat Die @urf ben 0arm
auBen, Der Serr 2e6rer innen. geim
Serrn 2ebrer weib man INNER. mas
born uno mas binten lit. BEL Der @urlt
nur bann, ipenn man lie iiber Die
G9ulter legt. 8or Dem Serrn 9ebrer
bat man INNER Geipett, por Der Murlt
nur bann, menn tie tridinenuerOa6tig
lit. 9ie @urlt bat slpei 9leihe 0dlf=
ten. Der Serr 2ebrer bat cine before
SdlIte. Sieo,t man Die g8urt. 10
9ebt lie auI, Der Serr 2ebrer wiiroe
unter 9lei6en Hmltdnoen unter9eben;
Die gBurit ging aus Der Sel6erei, Der
Serr 2ebrer aus bem Seminar berpor.
Sie Sinoer perebren ben Se6rer, Die
Gltern pere6ren Dem 2ebrer bic g8urlt.
Sn Den 6erien 1T mir Der Serr 2ebrer
Wurf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
SiHori}he NoroIIeI

: Siforif9e garaIleIe.
Wie 5ur 3eit bes erlfen Gaiierrei6es
jeoer fransOiii6e SolOat nit Stoli be-
baupten b rite, er tra9e in ieinem Sors
niiter idon ben Mari6alitab. 10 lam
Der preuBii6e Solbat beute ni6t min=
Der itols bon iid iasen: s5n msinsr pa.
,trOnentai9e iteden i6on = bic 9eireir
'tentn0pie.
= SIM gifer. = 2ebrsr (,um
S9iiler): .Wart', id mil Did lsbren,
llnlinn su treiben! Su idreibit sur
Strafe bunbertmal: SD bin Der 9robte
giel"-uno ldBt es bon Seinem Uater
unteridreiben!"
= Surdtbare Strafe. -
-. .llno ipie itrafteit Su oenn Die
'nnerborte Sfibnbeit bss 9ieutenants,
Ials er Dir einen Sub raubte?" SD
bab' einfa6 10 9etban, als bate i9 gar
ni6ts 9emertt!"
: 8eim 4bf9ieb. 9ienf-
mdo6en: ,g8ie man bic Sisniiboten
0ttanlrt, Wtaoanle, oas babe l1 bel
Sbnen selernt! Wenn id einmal cine
Srau bin, bann nO9en iib meine
Wtd9oe gratulieren.
-Mus Der Saierne. unter-
pfiieier: sd crtldrte euh iosbsn Die
Saupttueenoen bes SOloaten. Yulite,
porin finoet lib alio Die wabre @roBe
bes Goloatcn2" - 9tetrut: sSm Wli.
litdrpaB!"
= 9ie Srauen nennt m n
nit &e9t oas i6wa9e Geible3t, oenn
man lam iie ni9t senug bebilten uno
beI6irmcn.
Seiier ais ni6ts. Sieb'
NAL, Drama, Der arme Mann muB
betteln. = Dun, oas III immer nod,
belsr, als wenn er sarnidts tbdte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Wooerne Samentiite.

3ur Seritellung mDberner Samen-
6iite iueroen Der Wiener .Neuen Sreien
prehe" einige Gecepte aug Yaris ges
Ianot, tpelde bas SntereHe unierer Sa=
mentpelt in @uiprud nebmen biirften.
Man nimmt einen Sono aus Slumen
in ber @r6Be elmer Mdnnerbano, brinst
on Der Stirnieite elm srobes S6metter-
lingssSlii9elpaar aus weiber @aSe nit
bunten glitter 4pplifationen an, unb
= Der rSut9" 1T fertis! Soer = man
ltelt aus einisen aufseblii9ten &oien
einen tellerartisen Sono Der, ben man
borne nit bo6auirasenben Siiblern aus
Sais siert = Die Stensel Der &oien,
lpel6e unseSwungen berabbdnsen, iuer-
ben bann rinsartig Inn ben Spsantini-
iben 20d6en Gbisnon 9ei6lun9en.
3utpeilen ma6t man Elm Saub6en aus
tuelBen SpiBen. aus iuel6en Gin mG1=
tiges S0rnerpaar aus Seoern Docr
Sais, re6ts rno lints auilteigenoe, ie
einen Salbfreis bei9reibt. Damn wie=
Der sudt eiu ianftes @eii6t6en unter
elnem blpnOen 2Od6enbelme berpor,
auf Dem cine nieoli6e StrobIorm rubt,
Die nit tiibnen MepbiiioieOern = elmer
SransoiiI6en 9lnleibe. auf9enommcn
i'm Seutiben Si9terwaloe e sepubt lit.
g8enn Die Sonne enbeiltie Die 6rii6-
lin9sltiirme beliegt baben miro, iOll es
cine WiaHenporiiibruns bon neuen
Strobbiiten geben nit iebr breiten,
mdBis sebogenen 2rdmpen, oeren Sonb
tlein uno bod 1T, 10 baB man ieine
9lebnli6teit nit einem SiiAenmooell
balo bsraus bate. SieIe an9eimeln=
Den &opibeoeduneen persiert man nit
md6ti9en @lidheri6leifen, aus Sammt
ber9eItellt, aus wel6en gleibfals Siib=
ler oOer Sliisel elm bO99ebunoenes Sou-
auet mad oben ltreben. Sebr MODERN
linb bron;efarbige Siite, nod moOerner
eri6einen idottiide StrObbiite. Die fir
Slumeusier gu bunt befunoen lporoen
Iinb uno nit Sraubenbiii6eln, So9el=
beeren, Siriden, Miniatur=9iirlihen
uno 9lepfeln u 3mersoussaben ge=
Itbmiidt meroen. SlumentrdnSe uuo
Slumenbouquets iino als Sutlhmud
nibt mebr ie6r beliebt - beuer beitreut
man bic Siite init langitieliqen, Span9s
los pertbeilten Yliitben, 10 oaB es aus-
iie6t, als ob man eben einem Slumen=
regen ausseiebt setpeisn. Elm Gurus. ben
lib Bis jebt nur bic Siintlerinner ae=
ltatten ollriten.
@ar allerliebf fno aud Sit6en, De.
zen 6onos aus Slumentengeln itrob=
artig geflo6ten Derben, wenn man es
ni9t porsos. lie aus Mtoos oOer Safer.
tornern gu biloen. Sn Den Morsens
ltunben aber miro ausnabmslos Die nit
boben Sammtidleifen sepuBte Soque
aus 9rpbem Strobaefle6te getrasen,
pel6e Die 6ranSDinnen 10 tOtett. Die
gngldnoerinnen 10 unportbeilbait auf=
sultiiipen millen. Die Soque bat 10
manden bebauerliden SrrtBum oes
mdnnli6en @ei9ledtes aui Dem @es
wiiien. g8ie oft idon bei6leuniste eln
galanter Sterblider, aetdui6t our4
tine auf pelli9em @bisnon iBenoe
Soque, feline Sdritte, Inn idmer3a
erfult Die gntbeduns 3u MAIDEN, oab
iebes Ding aud elm Srauentopf, Sluei
Seiten babe, Die einanoer niht INNER
miiroigo linb, unb mie oft aud pers
ihmabte man es i6pn, bic 8oroerans
ll6t elmer auf cine platte, enslii6e 6ris
fur sepreBten Soque 3u bea4ten, Die
zines iener IDEAL i66nen 8eiidter be-
ldattete, tpie iie nur Die aO9tsr gibbons
,uweilen teiiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

hate. bas @sibdft pieoer su Geloe.
60 brau9te er iid) nidt sil pladcn uno
lcbte BON ocm 6jeloe in Serrltbtcit uno
Sreuoen, bis Der lcBte pfennis oauon
mar.
gs ioGen i'm lallfenben Spmlner
etma a9t Soritelun9en ltattIinoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
= ausgiebise gmpfeb'


[unsen. 8ndoise Our neuen ao4in):
,Sie sefallen mir iOiueit gang gut -.
bic SauptIa6e bleibt aber fir mid, oaB
Sic porsiislib toden f6nnen." = 9oa
hin: Set fam id, jndoiie 6rau, bars
mad tonnen sic ii6 bel unier janlet
Oraiunerrejiment ertunOijen!"
Cute 4usreoe. Gin Stu.
bent miro bonn 9ta9tiud6ter ertappt,
iuie er an elmer StraBenlaternc binaui.
tiettert. ,98as wollen Sic Bonn oa
sben2" = 3d.. i'd bin turSi6tlg
uno wollte blOB na6leben, OBJ cs i6un
10 ipat 1T .ob Die 2aternen i9on
ausseloi9t lino!"
= gie unterfdeibet lid
rine quite 6rau BON einem suten
6reunOe2 Sene erfreut uns i'm 9sma4.
bieisr i'm lln9ema6-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

,@as ioa i6 Dir taufen? Ginen
Saiten nit SanowertsSeug OOer elm
unSerreiBbares Siloerbu9@ = vSei=
bes, lieber Cnfel! 8enn i6 Elm unSer=
reiBbarcs SilOerbu6 friese, oann muB
i'd bOd aud elm SanblpertsSeus boa
ben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29

Bier besraben au f0nnen. Sic iins
milltommen!"
.Willfommen!" rief nun aud Sos.
lolpstp, Der aus ieinem Stiibden Der.
austrat uno Seinridicn elite 3u bas Seri
bes alten Mannes, nit bem @efiibl,
bier cine neue Seimatb seiunoen au
baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
2luf Oem Wasfenban.

Woies: rgtu, Serr Wleper, pas
ifel'n Sic benn ppr?"
Meper: v9lber Serr Woies, n Sp:
roler Sd peroe Sbnen 9leib einer
G6ubplattler tansen."
Nloies: .S6ren sic auf, es piiro'
op9 nur elm Ylattfiibler weroen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
2lbgebItst.

vMein 6rdulein, in bem Spiele mct=
nes 2ebens iinO iie bic SerSen bann."
.llno Sic in Oem meinisen Der Grim
Sun9e."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-07-29
Yoefie uno Yruia.

.,Mus sab' i'd nidt Oarum. tOnnf
i6 in Oieiem slusenblid an @aro's
Stelle iein!"
,,Nd mas = banten Sic lieber Sb-
rem SAOpier. oab Sizes ni6t 10 notbis
haben, pie Der arme Gerl"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

will look when finished a sheet OF zinc will make n
good lotion and "A framework may be made either
Of wood even In this rather primitive fashion which,
however. will hold specimens and give rs much pleas
IRE as a more costly arrangement: Form all the
sides and the seams at the bottom by cutting strong
Brown paper and FASTING them al together with the
strips OF the paper. Then putty up oil the cracks
and cover with water cement and thin strips OF glass
which BE- cut by the gazicr. This II thoroughly
lone, will prevent any leaking. The paper corners
the out ide must then have heavy coat OF paint.
and 1t Is best to give coat Of paint To two OF the
glass Sides the water creatures do not like too much
light. The most important part OF an aquarium II
properly 10 balance the proportion OF plant aud AMI
mai life The marine and r. sh-watcr aqnnrla are
kept vciy much In the same way, except OF course.
everything that Is put in the former should come
nom salt WATER and in the latter from fresh. First
cover the bottom with sand gravel washed clean.
and then build rockery. making little cave or
grCtto under the water where the shy may hide
them,elv Then for the fresh-water aquarium 20
To the nearest pond, and dig up some small
water plants; bring them home ana plant them
in the sand fixing their roots by means oil
small stones Then put the tank In q window
| and walt until you That the plants arc growing
and that fresh ones coming into fe your water
/, ready and you proceed to stock the tank
Fer the marine one, Of course. get marine plants the
| snail seawced already growing pebbles is the
| best. As with the other, place II In window and
/ wait until you see q green vegetation growing over
the rockery and the sides OF the glass TIL, care Of
the fresh water and salt water aquara Is substantially
the same but II will help tn, novice very much 10
buy n good text book the subject: although We
have given the main essentials there are many pre-
cautions 20 BE- observed for mention OF which We
| have not SPACE In these columns.
And the pleasure begins What Joy II Is TO
explore all ihc hooks and crannles In the rocks 10
find unexpected specimens In the brooks and ponds,
| and lift old logs and discover some queer water
creature hurrying away hide Itself and 10 conquer
and capture all this strarg, HE with dip net, and
carry II home IN the pail And what Interest h ex
cited In the family each treasure trove That the
MI, collector brings proudly home after bis morn
| ing's outing!
a mortar and pestc are necessary for the COOK In
preparing forccmcn almond paste and many other con-
| fcctions. 1t l. somewhat difficult 10 get kind that
| Is useful In the family kitch'n n. Iron ones are too
| heavy for n woman TO WELD and marble Is not prnc-
tcabc for II is too expensive. The best material for
| family use IS heavy stoncvare or wedgwood such
mCror and pestle In ordinary family size will cost
about u 2o and with proper will lust for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

These remedies will almost invariably answer tho
purpose but If the bleeding still continues apply large
lump OF Ice to the nap Of the neck and pat a small
piece Of Ice into the patients mouth for him to suck.
VI course II tho bleeding does not stop then, ply
siclah should be Scnt for at once. but while waiting
ahother remedy may be tiled. Plunge the hand and
forearm INTO cold water, keep them in for f,w min
ues 'hen take them out and either hold them or let
'hein be held high above the head This plan has fire.
quehty succeeded when oil others failed. Ethersprly
ing or plugging Of the nostrils should be done BY
physician.
ibis Is the season when people who own country
houses ana who have already built icchouses Of
Is 10 greater comfort than have plenty Of ice In the
summer IL seems strange that so few persons. com
psfauVey speaking, have their own ice-house'. es-
pech'N IN remote country places where ice Is diff
cut TO obtain In France nearly every one possesses
giaccie'" and u they universal the subject
Is uoupucSs well understood. and their methods are
possibly Better than ours. At all events they are
quite ul>smllar. and II interest those cOntempat-
ing oding one OF these necessities to consider the
continental method. and 10 II In II has
advantage over our own fashion As regards position.
cluster OF bushes is considered the best Site as 1t
best to keep the shaded. The entrance IS due
steps leading down to It. The principal requisites arc
TIMBER straw, and perforated earthern trap for drain
ing purposes. The excavation for the actual holding
OF small Ice house Is feet square with the
sopng slightly toward the centre. from which is laid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

prophet; 1t is q beverage composed OF iruit Juices
often favored with spices end cooled with snow'Io
make n strawberry shcrtet, mix pound OF luscious
strlwberrc, with pourd OF sugar, crush item 70
pulp and let them stand for about four horr'. Ihen
add the iuice OF one lemon and three plnts OF cold
Stir the mixture thoroughly, strain IL through
coarse cloth. squeezing through all the juice. taste
II see that IL properly favored There Is Always
little difference In varieties Of st'a"D'rre'' some
requiring more and some less sugar. SET the sherbet
I'm pitcher on The ice where IL will boone thoroughly
chilled Serve it In tumblers With a little Ice In each
lumber II you prefer freeze 1t ana taen serve IL
In tumblcrs.
No dr.iwingroom Is complete without we'll
equipped and wcfurnished writing table. IL ougnt
not to be heavy affair like the library table, out
something dainty In the eendre OF the she'ch gwen
This desk has pretty side brackets for candles. win
accidentally tinted silk shades full supply Of stamped
paper In brass stand In the little recess; porcelain
brio "a brac on the side shelves. and pretty bi"cr
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Active children are very apt 10 Tumble about In
SIMMER when they have free privilege 10 roam out
Of DOORS and they sometimes sustain ser )us bruises.
While these are too trivial TO require physician. 1t
will save pain and black and blue spots 10 Keep q
soothing lotion IN the house, Which VIII reduce
the local Inflammation. The most effective ana
simplest remedy Is part arnica to five parts wafer
when n serious bruise has been sustained. OF course.
clear arnca may be applied. but this Is not necessary
Cor ordinary cases. II should be remembered. how
aver that arnica is poisonous, and for that reason
hould be labelled and kept safely locked out OF reach
q, neoplc who make mistakes and or meddcsomc
children.
Will; the abundance OF lines now In market Is re-
us., .hc value OF this fruit for salads ana sauces.
,o tuice IS the vegetable vinegar OF the tropics ana
4, ,bo acid used in nearly all the East India sweet
,oi..s so highly esteemed by the gourmet. Whcn
time f. perfectly ripe II Is pale canary c"ior' he
uch,.r than lemon. 1t Is not gre@n TIC Iime Is
Generally brought 10 markets when u is greh' anu
:, ,nens after II gets here. 1t Is not III iof use uh
.. hos become n bright yellow The piquancy ana dch.
acv NJ the tropical salads are due greatly I'd te use VI
49, ,uicc The aguacate alligator pear winch Is
,.,cht IN our markets about this tme' ana Is in
noc,aI demand By those who have learned 10 Use IL
49, ,, ,ropcs should not be served rs our COOKS gen.
rally direct In mayonnaise ms IL Is so fch N vese
,ah,e oil Itself that 1t is sometimes oaiea 'eseu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-19

shamrock Tits Should be done with very sharp
knife and after the oval shapes for the smal'izci
ph ,togrnphs are drawn correctly in pencil they
should also carefully cut ont. The outside covering
/, T. be- OF plush and the inside OF silk and the edges
are finished with silk cord. Any who has made
photograph frames Will easily understand the con-
etruction Dark green plush and Hight green silk
make n good contrast,
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70 complete the nrnngemenr. B'it whle the or''A
mental side OF this equipment should be considefc"
in drawlnsroom comfort Is also luckily fashionable
essential and II + considered good form TO nave
everything quite rs much for daily use rs for SHOW.
So all the utl. convenenccs which add greatly TO
n writer's comfort should not be forgotten.