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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27


The swagger young woman these days
wears her watch on the shoulder Just in
front Of tho arm. dangling in the air,
ready for every pickpocket In New
York.
at makes me cry. almost" said .
jeweleF. ITO think how women abuse
watches"
what do they do with thenT
"Ask me something easier, he went
on. "or rather ask me what they do not
do with their watches. In the first
place a watch Is an extremely sensitive
bit Of mechanism, intensely alive to the
action Of the temperature. Every yari-
alton from heat to cold, and vice versa,
leaves its mark on q watch. Even with
the best care, a watch win vary in accu-
racy to q considerable extent. Then
what may be expected Of watch which
Q woman uses as she would q bit Of rib
bon, or bangle or other toy2 No woman
who carries her watch exposed In the
manner indicated by the above demand
Of fashion need hope to have her time
piece keep any sort Of time. Il Il
simply impossible Every cold blast
that strikes the watch. alters IL in soma
degree and makes It leas valuable a. a
timekeeper.
Another reason why I dislike the
present fad Is because, to my mind, II
reacts on the jewellers. II Is like this
A woman will get 4 watch. Soon It b.
gins to act badly. She comes back.
She complains. We try to fx the watch.
In few weeks Il Is a. worthless q ever
Then she blames the trade for selling
her . shabby watch. tell you 1t does
not pay."-New York World
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

American and German City oovsFnmsnt
With Us, municipal Offices are the
spoils Of successful politicians; in Ger
many they are the prizes Of successful
expertR Il seems 10 q German a. in
credible 70 hear Of q city governed BY
men who are just pauSng on their way
10 some higher place % It would DO 10
hear Of o railroad or . cotton mill thus
guperintonded. Good city administra-
ton with rs b an accident. It occurS
because the man with the appointing
power happens 10 appoint good agent.
Professor .. U. Peabody in Forum.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Billiardlsts, give attention; the billiard
able at shardlow & McDaniel's has beer
completely overhauled and ia now n
GOOD as when it came from the factory.
ior it not only has been newly Gov.
cred but a splendid set Of genuine
ivory balls have been purchased. A
game Of billiards and a glass Of Pabst'
Milwaukee beer is a pleasant way to
spend an evening and these are induce
ments which Messrs Shardlow 4 McDan.
iel have to offer. ll-i q,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

name, the poet Horace" And after him
VIC conceive. three and four abreast,
twea,y-seven hC: Gad twCnty-seven girls,
the SONS and daughters Of Rome's noblest
patriaIan families
Ara We rot all proud young patriOtsl
And why should we not bef Clad in snow
white tunica, cIowac.l with flowers and
waving our laurel branches we have
walked In just this joyous fashion through
the Sacred STREET Gnl down the street Of
Apollo. kegPiG.. constant measure to tie
S,,as a victory md praise and supplicatioa
which WAS written for us especially, and
for this particular occasion by him who
leads us ou-:!ic great l.aiice. our poet. "
-EIiridgc $. D'oo.lS In Wide Awake.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

New crop chicken wheat, feed oats,
chop barley, bran and shorts can be had
. the North Yakima Roller mill. 2sti.
Otter carries the hest line Of table
lnths. napkins and towels In the city, 1t
prices that dolly competition. SO
Our immense sales are evidence that our
prizes are appreciated.
S7-4t. USoER, MUTGaAN 4 Go.
For your ladies' gentlemen's and chill
iren's underwear and hosiery call on
Otter. sat-
DRUNKENNRss or LIQUOR HABIT CURED At
HoAs IN TER DAYS BY ADMINISTERING Doc.
| roN HAINEs' CELEBRATED GOLDEN SPECIFIC -
Ssn n .i given ~ oDa gI,S Of her cup Of
/ OF the patient II Is absolutely harmless and
VII eject q permanent and speedy euro, wheih-
/ or the patient q q moderate dnnker or an AlcO-
lolic wreck. II has been given in thousands Of
cases. and In every instance perfect cure has
followed, II never fails: The system once I'm
pregunled with the specific. It becomes an utter
lpIssibllity for the liquor appetite to exist
'ures guaranteed. u page book Of particulars
zee, address the GOLDEN sPEcITic Co, ls5
ace street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Have the ladies Of Yakima inspected
Lombard & Horsley's new stock Of che
lille portiers, cushions and table coversP
II not, they will he we'll repaid in a visit,
;or the line Of these goods is now COM
plete. SIT
Shardlow and Mcdaniel now keep
Pabst's Milwaukee beer on drauxht.
1t has no superior" it is the verdict of
all who have tried It.. lift
WANTED-Five hundred ladies' to buy
standard fashion patterns ut Differs. IS
II you want to bOrrow money do not
iil TO rall and see Crippen. Lawrence &
%. Office in Syndicate block. s. II
Wall papers marked away down ut
Lombard 4 Horsley's. The large stock
rcceived this spring must be closed out
and bargains are offered. 37-tf.
Every dollar jingled over our counters
marks bargain in every case
STAT. UNaER, MUHIGAN 4 Co.
Lawrence, Box 4 Co, 1927 Pacific
avenue, Taroma, will sell lumber for
cash, or trade for hay or other farm pro-
ducts. S3t.
We carry everything usually kept in
frst-ClaRs store.
Stat. USGER, MULLIGAN & Co.
Call at Lombard & Horsley's and in
4pect splendid line Of cane-seated rock
ers at 81 and $3.50. 37d
Our customers include all nationalities.
Even representatives Of the "pig-tail"
from far of land.
STAT. UNGER, MULLIGAN & Co.
Remember, Otter carries DR.. Schil-
ing's rorsets; every pair warranted. SO
WANTED.-A position as housekeeper
or to do chamber work. Address House
keeper, Box 245, North Yakima, Wash.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

. . + & q f. y 4 4
me was out quite late last nigls,'
said Cammy. .and awfully bothered
"What aboutr asked the mother-in.
law.
"Oh, business, said Cammy. Moth.
ing but business could keep him from
me. Some dreadful man named Miller
bothered hiln--l don't know how. BE
wasn't like himself when he got home;
oh, not bitl And the telegram he sent
came after that. and was terrified
"You are too nervous, my child. said
the mother-in-lRw. .'Oh, dear me, to
think OF your being married, and rye
80 much to tell you. Last night I had
the greatest fun, You know used to
see great many people when had q
share in that business in San Francisco,
and there was one very nice little man
bald, but not so bad looking-that Il
hirted with dreadfnlly. Well, yester-
day, as was on my way up to the hotel
II walked because l was 60 tired Of sit
6ng-whom should meet but that very
mani Why, l hadn't seen him for ten
years, and he was just delighted; he Is
really slnittsn, Cammy, You know 1
look fifteen years younger than really
am whom Lam dressed and touched up
. bit, and actually he called on me at
the hotel and took me to the opera-it
was fun"
"0h. mar cried Cammy. ~
''Oh, knew the man to be respecta-
be-" said the elderly lady. "But I'd
forgotten his name-eouldn't think Of Il
and can't yet. he dealt with the firm
for a long while-l saw him twice a
week, but what his name was Well,
no matter. After | got home laughed
and laughed. When do get into gale |
can't stop. We went home slowly, like
. couple Of lovers, and he really said the
tenderest things
why. ma" said Camilla again.
IF you should cut up such a dreadful
caper I'd disown you" said Camillas
mother. "But what's the use Of being
six.and-forty If you can't enjoy yourself
rs you please2 Besides, he'll never see
me again, you know. Oh, could have
married twenty times. Camilla, but
own i'll never came 80 near
really liking any one since your poor
Mr.. Miller, died, as ! did that
man long ago in San Francisco. sup
pose he is much younger than |, but l
should have said yes il he had asked
me then"
"And now, MAJ cooed Camilla.
STUFF and nonsense, child" replied
her mother. Now I'm looking for
ward to being a grandmother"
"oh, go away, mar said Mrs. PEN
dexter, and both ladies giggled.
A for Pendexter, he dressed himself
In trembling haste and stole softly down
stairs A pOrtiere gave him a chance to
remain unseen while he took peep. He
had not doubted bsEore-his ears had
given him plenty Of evidence-but now
his eyes gave him further proof. The
California charmer-the lady for whose
lake be had deserted his Camilla the
evening before-wns his mOther-in-law.
For q few moments Mr.. Pendexter
mad u mind to run away, but reflection
assured him that Mrs. Miller had quite |
IS much reason to feel embarrassed as |
be had; and with this consoling reAec-
ion in his mind he drew back the por-
iere and entered the breakfast room.
my dear mother-in-law." he said. II
I'm delighted to see you"
at was so lovely Of you. Kenny PEN
n.y." said Camilla afterward. - Mary
Kyle Dallas in New York Ledger.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Just . little every day.
That's the way
Seeds 10 darkness swell and grow,
Tiny blades push through the snow.
Never any flower Of May
Leaps 10 blossom In q burst.
Slowly slowly the Glrst.
That's tho wayl
Just little every day.
Just a little every day.
That's the wAyi
Children learn 10 read and write,
BIZ By BIZ and mite BY mite.
Never any one, say,
Leaps TO knowledge and Its power.
slowly-slowly-houT By hour.
That's the wayl
Just little every day.
Ella Wheeler wilcox In St. Nicholas.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
CHILDREN's COLUMN

ohildren's Day IN ,llI I;srne. u. @. IL.
We lave just rew is'en passing, In this
yeFy year Of the bal,dins q the city, ISL,
when the imperial Augustus. emperor and
priest, has conducted tie splendid secular
Eanss-those three festival days that eel
citrate the close Of an old "age" and
the beginning OF new one. New an
'ags, or seculum, my dear distant island
er, a. We understand II at Rome, Is n period
Of ITO Years, Not boy or girl Of US in
Rome but knew what was the mean
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

Now is the time to buy your blankets
nd remember that H. Otter carries tn
North Star wooden mills makes, ever,
sir warranted all wool or money re
funded. 20
Most Yakima lahies realize the gresl
enefit Of irrigation, but everybody like,
know it. For proof use Victor Flour,
which is now made of home grown, irri-
Med wheat, and cannot be beat in colol
md fine flavor. Every bread maker
should try a sack OF Victor and have
proof Of it's excellence. Irrigation Is the
blessing Of Yakima valley aStf.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

That the Valley House on Front street,
near fuckers livery stable, is now occu.
pied and prepared to satisfy the hungry
and give the weary rest on new clean
beds at very moderate rates. The hous,
will be managed by Mrs. J. W. Walters.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
LlsF ClLL E0TIcE.

All parties knowing themselves in,
debted TO tie undersigned will pleas
e'ne forward at once and make seth
'ucnt by cash or grim.
ss2t 81. Lows.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
Democratic Club Netting.

The II. ]. sniveIy Democratic ,Iub
meets every Friday evening at Murph
hall. o. A. FEcHrER,
Pun A. DTTrER. President.
Secretary. 30tl
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

whsn Baby Was sidk. We gave her castOria.
Whsn GhsWaS Q Child. she erisd for CastOFia
When she became Miss, she chung 10 CaStOria.
Whsn she had Children, she gave them CastoriA.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

IiFhinG Piles are known BY moisture
like peEspiFatlon, ennsing intense itching
Shen warm. This forul as well as Blind,
Sleeding or PrUtruding. Weld at once to
Or. Bosanko's Pile Remi,iy, which acts
N parts effected, -absorbs tumors, al
W itching and effects a permanent cure.
0cts. Druggists or mail. Circulars free.
DR.. Bosanko, 32J Arch st., Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by Janccks Pharmacy
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

wANTED-A good girl to do genaler
'ousework. Apply to Mrs. r. G. Bur
,inaame, the WisWell residence, NatchcC
avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27
NotIee.

Persons indebted to Or. L. E. Heg will
please call and settle same Immediately
MAcKNNoS & MURANE.
Office over sinclair's harness store. s.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-10-27

The opposition Of Mars Is q picayuno
affair in comparison with the opposition
Of Platt-Phladelptia Record
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
0eiRipaifers eilmittel.

8opftpeb IaBt fait INNER mad. ipenr
beiBeS BaHer sIei63eitis auf SiiBe uni
Siaden anseipanbt ipirb.
Gin aufammenseIestes Sanbiud in
beiBes WaHer setau4t unb auf ben
Masen eeIest, ipirft BEL Masenfrdmpfen
(2oIif) ipie Elm 9aubermitteI.
SO eiebt nidts, baS 2unssneni,iins
buns. tpeben Gals ober Rbeumatismus
70 RAID einbdlt, als bic prompte unt
srlnbIide Anwenbuns bon bsibsm
Wafer.
Sin mebrmaIS auiammenselsstes, in
beibss 8aRer setaudteS Sanbtu6,
RAID aussebrebt unb auf bic idmsrsenbs
Stege seIest, iaafft setpbbnlid bsi
3abnfdmers unb NerbenreiBsn fofort
2inberuns.
Gin Streifen SIanell ober cine ber
2dnse mad sefaItete Ssrpiette, in beis
Bss WaHer eetaudt, aussebrebt unb
um ben gals zines bon Der 8rdune te,
faaenen 8inbes seIest, brinst in Der
8eseI fton mad sebn Minuten 2inbes
rung.
Seibes BaHsr, cine baIbe Stunbe
bor benz SdIafenseben reidIid senoI.
fen, 1T bas beitm6sIide MbfIbrmitteI
bel 8eritopfuns unb bat cine febr be.
rubisenbe Wirfuns duff Masen unb
ginseipeibe. = Saa's .Sournal Of
Sealtb."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Sas sfi4tise oser Sas @erfebrte.

@eIdes bon Beiben mollt Sbr2 Sc ideint
aIs Oh mande 9eute bem lsbteren 5uitano Der
Qeber Dor oem eriteren ben 8or3ua aeben.
eie audlen fd fortwdbreno nit abfibrungs.
mitteln. pelde fir Die 9inoerung ibres Qeber.
Ieioens uoatduoi9 pertbIos ino. Soitetter's .
Magen.Bltters 1T oas ausertudblte MitteI Der
Ieioenoen Wenfdbeit, aber, 70 popular nuo
poblbefanut es aud it, 70 giebt es bod nod,
llnslidIde, peIte babel bIebsn, Die beftia
wrfsnoen Witttl elmer fribersn Belt 5u ae.
brauhen Gs 1T Der intelligente 9beiI 6es
8ubllfums. bel peldem Die wobIbefannieu
uno lau8erprobten GiBenibaften o:s Bitters
anerfsnnuns fnbsn. Ser Dem 8ebraude bon
arjnsisn ioIlte oas 8erltdnbnib bon Der Grfab.
runa ssleitet weroen. Scr bette 5ibrsr fur
unlsre Glbe 1T bi. eampe Der Grfabruna"
iagte Elm srober Yatriot Der eraen 3eit unie.
rer Rspolutions Gpods. uno oieier ausiprnd
in poa Babrbeit. set Idnser aIs einem
9rittsIabrbunoert bat oieies Bitters Die I'm.
ertennun9 Der Berlonen srbiltsn. meIde nit
QeberlsiOen, MaIaria. 8eritopfung, 8beuma.
tismus. Sdwddsuitdnosn uno 8eroauunas.
Ieioen bebaftet rparen. Neueroinss bat 60
fid aud ale pOrtrsfflidss WittsI seseu Die
grippe beplbrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

psriidert 3u fperben. bab ale gsrdn-
bsrunsen hes Slutes ginFub auf BITE Sc.
fanbteit taben. Die @runbfpFe ;u bic.
fem grsdnsunssmatsrial fnb natarltt
ben fefen unb fliiiisen Matrunssmttteln
entncmmen, tpel6e Der @snit seniebt,
bte aber su ibrer 8erpsnbbarfett bsfonbsre
seimii9uns bon RSrperfdften erforbsrn.
Die gerbauuns, rnb NIT ibr bic riHttse
3ufammeniesuns bes Slutss fur bie @e.
funbtett bes 86rpers fpislt etne piHttse
&clle, unb bas burG eine manseltafte
gerbaaans, etne iebr srobe @n,abl Don
meit fetr lanswtertsen, bic @siunbbstt
antersrabenben eeiben terSorssruien tpsr.
ben fam. ST bieier 3uRanb einsttrstsn,
70 tpdtle man sur @bbalfe ausf6lissli&
fcl&e Irsneimittel, tpel&e ben @erbau.
unssapparat 81 srDberer Stdtislett mtlbe
anretsen unb bic iiberfifise Safe ent-
fernen, pbne fur ben 86rper l6dblite
Solsen au baben. &us rein pesetablifGen
Stofen bereitet iinb Or. aasnif adnis's
9ambar8er 9ropfea serabe bas Mitttl,
fpel6es NIT Grfpls ansetpenbet tperben
tann, bd es ale tene Mnfcrberunsen In
Rb fhlifbt, bie man an Elm pirflamss,
tontf&ss @einisunssmittel feaen fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
9onia. .aebannisbe eeren,pein.

ginen nidt berauidenben Sobannis.
beerenipein iteat man bur9 s;nen 8uiab
bon Sonis Der. SIM aasemeinen fol-
Elm berartieer Wein 6-7 9rosent MIs
fobol entbalten, mas einen 9udsrsebaIt
bon l2-14 Yroaent norauSiebt, ba l
Bro5ent 3uder mad Der @dbruns ses
tpDbnIi6 ! Broaent MIfoboI siebt.
Wenn Elm friid seleeteS 81 auf Der
Mii4uns aus 8eereniaft unb Sonis
fdtpimmt. obne sans einauiinfsn, 70 ents
bdlt iie ben pafenben 8uderssbalt bon
12-l4 Prosent; anberenfals 1T fo<
pieI Sonis beiauieben, Bis bic giprobe
itimmt. Die Sobannisbeeren mIfen
bbaise 2aSerreife unb sendsenb Sdbiss
feit beiiben, aud frei bon allen Sleden
iein. grit iuerben fie iauber ssipai6sn
unb nit Solait6pfeln au 8rei ssfoben.
bann tpirb Der Saft ausseprebt. Ser
Beerenriiditanb fann nod einmaI nit
sIeiden TbeiIen tpeiden @aFsrs iibers
soRen tperbea; na9 seb5riSem lin.
rdbren IdBt man ibn einise StunSen
an3ieben, preBt bic MaHe bisrauf abers
malls aus unb siebt bic erbaltsne Sliifs
Gsfeit au benz erfsetponnsnen Safte.
Dieier Dliiduns tpirb nun Der Sonig
suseiebt, unb sipar. is mad benz Suders
sebaIt Der Sriidte, nad 8oridrift obsr
8eIieben. Ser 8sin 1T nunmsbr sur
@abruns fertis. @inen suten Soban.
nisbeerenpein itelIt man aud Der aus
10 | SObannisbssreniaft, l ky SOnis
unb IL 6 @einitein, tpelder subor nit
benz Sonis gu toden it.-glu9 8irnen
unb IepfeI laiien iid in slsidsr Deiie
iu Sonis. Obftpeinen benubsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
xSeute, beute, nur niebt moraen. =

8ieIe 2eute tuirben iid serne photo.
srapbiren lafen. aber iie oenten INNER ::
s Norsen, morsen, nur nidt beute !'
uno bariber tperben iie alt unb srau.
8efer mare eS, ben Sat umsufebren
unb su iasen: .Seute. beute, nur nidt
moreen" Sic ioaten baS fd5ne
@etter benuben unb beim photographer
Senrp Srep, 42l 2adatpanna
Ipenue, ii6 elm setreues Bib MAIDEN
unb ibr sesenpSrtiseS uSd", tpenn
aud nur bilblid, peretpisen lafen.
@ute slrbeit, sefdqise 8ebisnuns unb
niebrise preiie tbnnen suseiidert tuers
ben. 39,2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30
Mn S4miuOiI6tiqe.

Ser llnterjeidnete. peIber mad m.brdbri.
gen eeioen Don eiuem f&wereu 9uuetnibsl
unb Der sefirdteten Q d in ud burdl
Elm einfates MitteI gebeilt puroe. iuinibt
au felnen Witl.ioenoen bic Metbobe Der Seil.
un9 bsfannt 3u MAIDEN. gr ipirb a[en, bic
60 tudniden, toftenfrei eine abfdrift bes &s.
3epies feuoen. peIdes eine fders SeiIun9 fir
. Sdwinbfudt. aitbma. gatarrb.
8ronditis unb ole pals. unb 9unasn.
afeftionen in CT bofft, oab ale 9eioen6sn
ieip Wittel probireu tueIdes uniddbbar 1T.
Wsr oas &e3ept. oas nidts toftet un6 fessns.
reid isin tanu luini&t, fdreibe Sefduisf on
Mep. Gbtparb n. @ilfpn,
Brooflbn, Rep gort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

Bon einem SeiImittel sesen bic gbos
lera mahte 9rof. 6. Wilb. 2bpsntbaI
in PariS in Der ,,Deutfden Mebi3.
Wodenf1rift" foIsenbe Ytittbsiluns !:
.,Die auf @runb meiner 2aboratpriumss
unb Tbierberiu1e bon mir borseidIas
gene 8ebanbluns ber Gbolera (grfsabe
bon 2 @ramm, sefOIst BON itiinbIiden
ober balbitiinbIi4en @aben bon ie 0.50
i @ramm SuloD 1T nun aud bsim
Weniden beriudt tporben unb bat ben
bur9 baS Experiment seredtfertisten
@ripartunsen poa entiproden. Dr.
Srancisco S. @onsaIepS Salpabo, Der
2ituIararst in gba (pbiIippinen'Sn.
ieIn), bat bon So berartiS bebanbelten
SaIlen nur brei berIoren (tpsIde tiber.
biss bereits i'm fdlimmfen Stadium
Der 2rantbeit iid befanben, alS iie sur
8ebanbIuns famen), sIeid 6 Bro,ent,
tpdbrenb bic StsrbIidfeit Bel ieber an.
bern BebanbIuns tpdbrenb Der sleihen
unb Der bprberseeansenen gpibemie iid
burdfdnittIid auf As Prosent erbieIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

OeIf&idt binbet man persamentpapier
anb telt bas @inmadesIaS an einen
ounteln fdbIen Ort. g8ia man in ber
talten Sabresaeit friiden Gurfenialat
ellen, 10 nimmt man bic @urfenfdeiben
beraus, last iie arf einem Siebe abs
tropfen unb siebt ettpas nit Wafer bsrs
Sannte gfiiseiiens ober @sinsiiis unb
Elm tpeni8 OIibenbl bariiber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-09-30

8ei Der 8srsituns bon YFaumsnmus
fommt nidt feIten Elm Nnbrennen bss.
felben Dor, tpoburd es bann einsn uns
anssnebmen @eidmad annimmt, ia bis>
ipeilen SblIis unsenieBbar ipirb. lin
bieies Anbrennen su berbinbern, reibe
man ben aubor iauber auSsefdeuerten
&eiieI NIT elmer Spedfdparts aus unb
riibre nit einem bDlaernen 2bffeI bas
BfaumenmuS tadtis UNI; auf bieie
Weiie tpirb ss nidt anbrennen. ipnbsrn
ieinen reinen WobIseidmad bsbalten.
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6efebdftS.Mmseiacr.
Bneb. ume Mceieen,.1rndsr.

Sudb' uns aeeisen,' Sruder.
Greb. B aeneL Drudarbeit jsbsr Mrt,
tn snsIiiter unb btutI6er Sprahe 81 eada-
puuup Mpenue, sessniibsr bem Bottom StOrs.
Gisarren, Sabrifant.
VI. MctG m an n, bic beIisbten ;, ,Alfonlo"
unb big Hins" @isarren; ale Sorten "a.
bat unp &auGerartiffl SCI 9adapanna ape.
@rpceriss unb propifTpnen.
8s6toIt, 8rantpw g. Co., (Ra&-
folssr bon SeabIs s Stssa), tt6 penn ape.
SblGeer unb Seal "a eadapanna
Mpf.. has bsriibmts Wbite Sppnst Mebl.
8rtb. 8. Bibmaytr, DsIifatsNsm,
$50 9afapanna Mpenue.
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Cine Wanaentinftur. iueIde ldnsere
8eit ipirft. eiftfrei uno tpirfiam 1T. tpirb
tpie folet berseteat: 100 Tbeile orbis
ndrer Tabad (euentuea 8eite, Gisar.
renipissn uiip, iperben NIT 1000 Ibei.
len 8enain in einem beridIoHenen Sc.
fdBe bier Sage maserirt, abseiebt. bas
rim 100 Tbeile &obnaptbalin seIBit unb
bic Tinftur nit oitinbifdem MeIiilenDI
parfiimirt. Die Tinftur ipirb in bic
Sussn Der 8sttitsaen seitdubt.
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aouferpieruns BON @urfenfalat.

lin 9urfenfaIat fiir ben @inter au
fonferbiersn, empfebIen mir foIsenOes
8erfabren, nit neIdem iid uniers
Sausfrausn fiber befreunben tuerben.
Man irablt am bortbeiIbafteifen ioIde
Sorten, tpeIde penis 8erne beiiben.
Die forsfdItis absefddlten @urfen bo,
belt man in feline Sdeiben unb ber.
mi1dt iie nit SaIs. Na1 10 Minuten
breitet man bic @urfeni4eiben auf elm
ausseipanntes 1u6 aus unb labt iis
poaitanbis abtropfen. SIN elm nit
ipsitem SaIis perfebenes ginmadesIaS
brinet man nunmebr nit SiIfe einss
iauberen bbIaernen abffsIs cine finger.
bide S4iHt @urfenideiben. iiberitdubt
biefeIben nit einem baIben TbeeIbfsI
ipsiben 9fefferpuIpers unb siebt einen
G6IDffeI nit Wafer perbdnnter giiis.
efens obsr suten @eineifs barabsr.
Sin bieisr Dsiie fillt man bas ginmade.
slas Bis auf cine Sinssrbreits bonn Obss
rem SaISranb. ben ibrisbIeibenben
8aum flat man burd SinausieBen bon
bsfsm Olipsn6I b0ais aus. neber bic
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Gin 8asiluS, Der bic Waiern berur.
iadt unb ipeiter perbreitet. tpurbe, pie
bic BerIiner fliniide @odenidrift be.
ridtet. bon ben Doftoren, Canon unb
9ielinfe i'm 8lut, NuSpurf, MbidIrfs
uns unb in ben gntIeerunsen bon Wia.
fernfranfen entbedt. Sn manden Sdl.
len iparen bic Spmptome Der 8ranfbeit
bereitS aipei Gage lang beridpunben.
ais iie nod lebenbe 8asiaen fanben.
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Ziegler's Hotel,
Stp. 327 3adatuanna abe,
D. 8teaIer. Giaenthamsr.

8eilenos Tuoen bier Die poraisIidfe Sof
uno putes qosis 3u mabisen Prsifen.
Muteru uno CLANS pdbreno Der
Saifou in leoer 8ubersitunssart.
Die fsinfen Beine, ebampaaner, aiqu6rs
unb Gisarren.
9riuabimmer fit Samen iluo 6amiIien i'm
5ipeiten Stodwsrfe
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Inn 8aifesFedsn aus 2sinipanbtii6,
beden, Ieinenen Serpietten &C. 3u emf.
fernsn, tpdidt man bic betreffenben @es
senitdnbe nit m6sIi@it beibem Sala,
tpaier tiidtis aus unb ipdlt iie bann
sebbris in faItsm WaHer mad. Sic
teben bann tpieber sans iauber aus unb
feline Spur Der 8affeefleden ma6t fd
mebr bemerfbar.