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Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
CHESAPEAKE CRY.

Dr.. Harry eIeayer spent part Of last week
with his parents
4 Bennett Steel spent Tuesday among
Philadelphia friends.
Mrs b. Barwick and daughters are visit
ing relatives in Wilmington.
Fred Harrington, Of Harrington, spent
last week with relatives in town.
Miss Carrie Davenport, Of Philadelphia,
is visiting her sister. Mrs Harry Pierce.
Mrs. William Manloye, of cecilton, IS
visiting her mother, Mrs: Lizzie DALEY.
Prof. Milton S. Harper has new bicycle
and he is learning to ride It very rapidly
chestnuts chryssanthemnms and house
cleaning time will soon be with Us asain,
william Coleman IS having his residence
greatly improved BY new coat Of paint
Misss Florenee Biddle. of san Jess.
California Is The guest Of MIS-. Lizzie Ben
Mr. David Thomas has moved bis family
to Few York, and the house vacated by
him situated on George street is now for
rent.
Mr.. John NJ Reed was present at the
Presbytery held at Salisbury, Nd, during
this weed.
Rev. Fletcher Cane, of Summit Bridge,
will preach in the sf B. Church on sunaay
evening at 80 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopper. Mr.. and
Mrs H. II. Brady, and Miss Carrie Brady.
Mrs. James Boulder and daughter Marion.
Mr.. and Mrs. e s. Wooley and Bennett
Steele are visitors at the Worlds Fair.
The funeral. Of Mrs Elizabeth ". Clarke
wife Of Edward Clarke, took place from the
residence Of her mother. Mrs. Catherine
Lowaine on Friday afternoon Of last week.
The funeral was largely attended, and the
remains were entered in Bethel Cemetery.
The Park Hotel property was offered fer
sale on Tuesday morning at the courthouse
door IN Elkton BY A. 2. shockley auctio
neer for Robert e. Thackery and Clinton
Mccullough. Itwas wsthdrawn 16r want
Of an adequate bid, aud IS now being held
By the trustees at private sale.
a runaway which caused much excite
ment on Friday afternoon Of last week
was caused BIZ two horses hitched to farm
wagon loaded with oorncobs becoming
frightened at The engine in the creamery
They ran up Main street. running into an
iron lamp post ana breaking 4 off They
ran into : tree IN hont Of Mr. Harry Bouch-
LIES residence and then they we're caught.
borses we're uninjuzed but the harness.
torl. ap very badly. The team belongd
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
SMYRNA LIGHTS.

To Be Turned on in Time for the Holt
days.
Smyrna proposes to have electric lights
by Christmas, and as they have already
begun operations in earnest, doubtless they
will have their desire.
The contractor Charles E. White, of
Philadelphia with several electricians have
been busy this week surveying for the
poles. wires, ect, and that part of the work,
is already in rapid progress.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
RICHARD b. WARREN.

Released by Death After Years or
Suffering.
Richard B. Warren died at his home on
East Main street. on Thursday morning
in his 70 year. He was afflicted with para
lysis about four years ago and since that
time had been almost helpless.
He spent the greater part of his life in
Appoquinimink hundred, and followed
trucking on his little farm near Blackbird.
He rnnvad To Middlafnun last snrino His
wife and six children survive him. His
fnneral will take place at 10 o'clock this
morning from his late residence Interment
at Emanuel Cemetery.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
unc,a,,,ad T.atta,.s

List of unclaimed letters at the post office,
Middletown, Del, for the week ending Sep
tembeg 18th. 1898: Mrs. Martha Brown,
Mrs. Kate B. Carroll, Miss Essie Ferguson,
Mrs!A. NJ Jones. Thomas Waters, Mrs. GEO
Williams, Miss 81. Williams.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
smxrnaitas at Chicago.

Quite large party from Smyrna started
on Tuesday for the Worlds Fair, among
whom were: w. B. Megear, D. ]. Cummins,
A. G.. Cummins. Miss 1Iollie Cummins. Mrs.
Eugene Davis. N. F. Wilds and wife. Mrs.
G. n Raymond. Mrs. w. A FAIRIES, Miss
Maggie FAIRIES, bliss Florence Hall. A. L.
Hudson, Jr.. and wife, Frank Sterling,
Daniel Bailey.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
Electric Lights at Port Deposit.

Work has begun on=the new electric light
building at Port Deposit. The new build
ing will be on the same lot as the one that
was lately burned out, and will be much
larger. 1t will have frontage of 58 feet 6
inches and height of SIS feet. The first story
will be of Port Deposit granite, second
story of brick.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
The Coroner for ,94.

To the goters Of New Castle County
GENTLEMEN Please do not forget that I
am still on deck. The undersigned will
again be a candidate for coroner of New
Castle county at the nomination in 1894.
Thankful for all past favor, / kindly ask of
you your influence and your votes once
more. Truly yours,
GEORGE W. JACKSON
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
Antn,nn xvaad,ngs.

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. James Pretty
man. of Seaford, was the scene Of a pretty
wedding on last Wednesday. Their
daughter Miss Edith and Mr.. Brown. were
united in marriage by Rev. G. w. Pretty
man, pastor Of the NJ. e. Church of that
place. The bride is asister of E. W. Pretty
man Of this town.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
nalawareans at west Chester.

The following Delawareans are attending
the West Chester Normal School: Elsie 8
Connel. Marshalton; Lidie Gilch, 0desss;
G. H. Gildersleeve, Jr., Camden; McIlroy
Jackson. Rising Sun; Bessie R. Kuntz,
New Castle; mary Lynch, Georgetown;
Kathrine Pollock, Falkland; Carrie Tom
linson, Frederick; Tiliie Walter. George
town.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
An old Minister.

Rev. B. +. Price, of the Wilmington Con-
ference. formerly member of the Phila-
,delphia Conference, and now the Oldest
effective minister of either Conference, at
tended conference of Methodist ministers
in Philadelphia on Monday morning, and
read very interesting paper, giving remin-
iscences of fifty-eight years in the ministry.
1t seems that Mr.. p: has discovered the;
fountain of perpetual youth BE was at
one time pastor Of the N :. 3. Church Of
Middletown when q 4I9E5Un belonged to
Odessa charge
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
SEPTEMBER ROLL OF HONOR.
pupils that Made an Average Of e5 ;


Pupils that Made an Average of 95 per
Cent. In the Middletown Schools.
ROOM No Julia Stats, Mary Maxwell,
Mary Dunning. Nellie Ernest and Ada
Miffiin.
RooM No. 2--Myrtle Geary, Clarence
Reese and Lee Corrie.
Room No. Rudolf Echenhofer, Emma
Burchard, Carrie elothier. George Kelley,
Nina Geary, Nora Moore. Raymond Wilson,
Alexander Walmsley. Elya Frazier, Lillian.
Reese and Ethel Burrows.
ReoM No. 4.-stella suydam, Ethel CHM,
Blanche CHM, Sylvia Moore. Eva Whitlock
Blanche Roberts. Ethel Rowe. Bertha
Geary, Mollie Tush, Edgar Rowe; Harold
Roberts. Joseph Gomegys, Ellwood Brown,
Grover Talbot, Oscar Whitlock, Randolph
Geary, John Mcguire and Morton stephens.
Room No. 5.-Louise Mcdowell. Mary
Nowland. Florence Owens, Elsie Jones.
Gertie Warren and Grover johnson.
RooM No. 6.-Mary yandegrift, Clara
Whitlock, Abbie Sharp. Lillian solway,
May Kumpel, Lille oarty, George Stevens,
Julius Clayton, Herman Wilson.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
ECHOES FROM
CHICAGO
eLEANINes FROM a LADIES NOTE
BOOK.
BIG THINGS AT THE FAIR
AS Seen by One of Our Middletown
Ladies-Her Impressions Of the
city, ITS People and Its Homes
view OF jackson Park as Seen from
the Lake.

! seems rice to be a
BlueHen's Chicken
again, for no mat
ter how well one
enjoys travel sight
seeing and chang e,
still there comes,
that old thoughts
there is no place
like home" After
nearly a month
spent in and about
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
10 pastures New.

II i Bobb who has been an employs
81 the TRAnscRirr for the past ten months
s. 20 longer associated with US.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
woodland school

The following named pupils have reached
40 average Of 50 per cent q above, tor
month ending September 20; Rena D1|
sallie Racine. Rachel Donshos, Ell6 \ q 81
Robert morgan Grover Crow IlnI4Ie
ponehoe. Bennie Stanley, Bayard NIIasQp
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
OUR PUPILS
PROGRESS
MIDDLEToWN PUBLIC SCHOOL
cHMDnEN DOING GOOD WORK,
FEWER PAY PUPILS PRESENT
But Large Average Attendance
Course Of Study In the Various
Department. Roll o1 Homer Tor
inc dontl, of September of 1nte-
rest to Many.

-|i.l| d. - - e. a 81 I. |.'|I7 rs <
'R one month our
schools have been
open and our!
young folks have
now settled them
selves TO good ear
nest work. Theseare
ideal schol days, the
invigolating air Of
the early autumn
mornings brings
roses to the cheeks
Of the young girls,
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07

-All leading styles Of Lcdies and Child.
rens Goats, at the lowest prices. A. s.
Adams.
Middletown transcript., 1893-10-07
DAUGHTERS
OF EVE
MIDDLETowN GIRLS BRUISED
THE sERPENTs HEAD.
4 THRILLING EXPERIENCE
They Proved Themselves Brave and
Courageous Girls = a Monument
Erected over the Bodfesof the
Slain, ana Travellers Paw Tribute
to Maiden vaIor.
BRIGHT balm y

BRIGHT b aim y
afte rnoon last
week, two of Mid
dletown's maidens,
both fair and ac-
complished but
withal brave and
courageous, as my
story will show,
were strolling in
the suburbs of
town enjoying the
The evening world., 1893-10-20
'2.98.

Nottingham Lace Curtains. assorted
long. fun width; value 500 Ok
our price......".".".... so
Nottingham Lace Curtains. 3l-2 yards
ions fun width: value 500 20
pair. our prlce..."..."...... ~
Nottingham Lace Curtains, 2 IL yards
long. extra wide: vdlue SIS 90
pair; our price ..".,"..... .OO
Nottingham Lace Curtains. lie yards
long. brussels effects. value 90
S,I5 pair, our price ............Aso0
Real Irish Point Lace Curtains. full
width and length. fine pat 90
terms; value $3.50. oar price LOU
Marie Antoinette ace Curtains. 3 IL
yards long, fine d.siEns;& OS
value $500 pair: Il price, QUO
Louis XIV. or Renaissance Lace cur.
tains. 3 IL yards long. value
$3.50 pair: our rricc."......oi1O
Chenille portiercs, with double-knp.
bottom: value 500 pair. our 90
ChcniIle Porticres. with hanl-knOt fringe
and extra deep borders top and bottom !.
value $3.50 pair, 'ursI az
lrl'e
Nottingham curtain Lace, Sc inches
vile, assorted patterns, N.ilue no
?0c, yard our rice .....,... sOo
Eromlcy's Celebrated GOA Medal Smyrna
hugs. size 3oN6O inches, value 40
500, II rrice......,...,,.,...A
The evening world., 1893-10-20
HE GlABBED BOTH WOMEN.
Mn. Browe and Ella Poynton Assailed
by . Rufian--PolIoe Fail to
Hear Their Cries,

Mrs. Georc Brewer, of No. 925 East Ono
Hundred All seventy fifth street. and Ella
Poynton, of No. 81 East One Hundrc and
Thirty eight. street, attended a wedding at
st. Joseph's 'hurch, Washington avenue and
One Hundrd and Seventy sixth street.
Wednesday %'vening. They left the church
shortly afterB p. NJ. and proceeded towards
Mrs. Browers home. Just as they turned the
corner of Thid avenue a man stepped from be-
hind a tree aid followed them. The street is
poorly lighta and is skirted by woods on one
side.
suddenly nc man grabbed Miss Poynton by
the collar an attempted to drag her towards
the woods. Mrs. Brewer turned to see what
had happend and was also clutched by the
fellow. Tn two women began Ia scream and
every one il the neiGhborhood was aroused.
When the man saw help approaching he c>-
cpped into he woods.
The muiis about thirty years old. of medium
height andhas u, small mlstachc and piercing
black cye, He wore dark clothing and an
olive brown derby.
The post. of the fifty. nine policemen in the
Thirty. fourth Precinct in some instances cx-
tend thrceor four miles.
Policeman Schultz, upon whose post the
assault occurred, did not hear the women
scream.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
'6.98.

Opaque Cloth Window Shades, Size 36x
- inches, with spring rollers and ti%-
lures. complete: value. Ijc.. 20
our priCe............ .......... sAO
Super Quality apply Ingram Carpets. 81
inches wide; value COO. yard, 6DQl
our price..."......."."...... s%O
Fancy Striped Stair Carpet. assorted
styles. value pc. yard. our no
price. ......... sOo
China Mating. choice patterns, 40 yards
in piece: value $50 piece, 40
our price............"........ EsoO
japanese Rugs, size 36X72 IN
inches. value $50. our price. Lib
Japanese SILK Crepe I.ambrcuuins, 3
Yards long. with deep knot silk
fringe; value $3.50. our Oh
Cocoa Door Mats with Ped bor- 90
dcrs; value Zoe. our price. scVO
20 Designs of Twilled Cretonnes In light
and dark colorinGs: value n
Il l-2c. a yard. our price. sVOS
s4kolinc. sc In. wide. IN beautiful de-
signs. value l5c.. our hk3
price soo4
Lacework Scrim, 80 inches wide, assort-
ed styles; value l0c. yard. no {
our pricc............"..... .OOd
Large size Sofa Cushions. silk on both
around: value 500, our price. 100
Ar-Silk Reversible I'ortieres. IL yards
long. 90 inches wide. all colorS:
value $3.50 pair; q %
rrlcc....... .....,.."........ 90
The evening world., 1893-10-20

MD\lNG The FISH
line established by the city, as already
related In The World. All buildings in
South street on the water side must
some day be moved to the bulk-head line
to permit of a contemplated widening
OF the roadway.
The market-house is a great two-story
wooden. building. 1876 feet 1 Inches long
and 90 feet wide. 1t belongs to the Full
ton Fishmongers' Association. and Is
used by eighteen firms. Many tons Of
fish are sold there every day. The
house has stood on n platform spread
over the tops of piles driven on the
river margin. Two hundred new piles
have been set outside the old founda-
ton and covered over with four-inch
timbers. The building is being showed
from one deck to the other.
B. G. Miller. of Brooklyn, who moved
the Brighton Beach Hotel and the big
Mott Haven Depot, did the job. BY
means OF jack-screws he raised the build
ing about two feet, placed laterally un-
der 1t long. smooth. creased timbers.
the building on the timbers.
ranged ten OF the screws against the
bottom timbers OF the building. With
two men at each screw the entire struct-
ure was slowly pushed along the CREASED
beams. on Tuesday it was moved six
feet. on Wednesday twenty feet, and
yesterday It was carried out to the
bulkhead line. The cost Of the .piling
and new platform has been about $40. 000.
Mr.. Miller charges 5000 for his work
The evening world., 1893-10-20

Ater this stock is sold. a chance to purchase similar goods
at sucl unheardO of prc s will not occur again.
The evening world., 1893-10-20

WE HAVE ALSO MADE CORRESPONDING
REDUCTIONS ALL THROUGH HI DEPART-
MENT.
ABOVE QUOTATIONS ARE EXACTLY AS
STATED.
The evening world., 1893-10-20
Y, NOT An AIR

THEY'RE NOT ALL ALIKE
blood medicines. There's only one that
b 80 fa~-reaching and so unfailing in its
effects that it can be guaranteed to do all
that's promised for it. That is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. If that doesn't
It's not like the sarsaparillas or ordinary
Spring medicines. They claim to do good
In March, April, and May. All the year
round, ald in all oases, the Discovery"
puriies tho blood rs nothing else can. Ev-
cry blooc- faint and disorder, Eczema, Tet-
ter, Salt--heum, Erysipelas, Boils, Carbun.
cles, Enlarged Glands, Tumors and Swell.
lngs The most Stubborn Skin and Scalp
Diseases, and the worst forms of Scrofula,
are completely and permanently cured
by It.
Buy Of reliable dealers. With any others,
something else that pays them better will
probably be urged as A" just as good"
The evening world., 1893-10-20

o.
Extra large size Contorsr ,Rgured) Turkey
Red lining Manufacturers pCce 40
81. 20, our prlcc.,,-.. -~--.--. 100
Fine Satecn ComforueN extra large size;
manufacturer price Ss IL n GO
our Gs0O
Fine -atcrn E~iderioun Comior1ers full size);
manufacturer pacc 81 ~, q 90
our price .-.....-,----- s00
Large >i,c White and Cray Wool Blankets;
mtuutdciuNrS pT'ce "a pair, 60
our price ,..rv .---.-.---..-
Extra large wsiro Blankets. Grccian borders,
ard Gray Guinca Hen Blankets,
mamutytfrcr,S price sl,8a Ok
NJ White Eastern WOOL Blankets; manu-
facturc : lUvc 81 - lair, our q q
pTlrr p ...-.-. .....- ..-.....,.., &sTO
IL white california Wool Blankets, manu-
laSu.av', price 81. 50 pair; q 40
oG- pr.Gt- ..-.-.. -.-.-"t--.-.--. <OS
White HOnCyc0mb Bcalsprcads, man On
Uia u.-cr> price SO, our price. sOO
Fine large Crochet Bedspreads tfull sizel.
manufactures ; price S9c. our 40
pTlCc, ..-...,.,, sOO
All Wool White Flannel; simpsons 4 q
price DOC. our pricc"""""........ ~
The evening world., 1893-10-20
BUDGING A BIG MARKET.
Tho Fishmongers' Hall Of Trade Hai
Reached Its Final Position.

The old Fulton fish-market In South
street is being moved fifty feet cast
ward and flush with the new bulk- head
The evening world., 1893-10-20

THE sAvIse on furniture BY buying OF. GEo. c.
many folks 10 housekeeping. -
The evening world., 1893-10-20

For collie, cramps, and pains. nothing
Equals DR.. Ptcros Smart Weed Extract
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15

-oyt tylko .snns s.cseryf dodal s.nisl Z. j. ss ozsgoG
|~domynsmf
Domyil sic powied1ieS ME ohoe, lub ME poee.
-cy w.rt,ka jest bsrdzo rygorystisf znas. j. dawno, 70
wsi, naucz mniep
Wartska mote ma slusznoS6 take = kr6tko odparl slawek
ia sam czuje Ae " f.is.ywem jesteu poaoAeuiu. Byla Ola nnie III
|mna, uznaaeu ~wiatCiwem sc usuna6. Mote tsa kto Z dobrych pr.y.
iaci6a p~o~iedEsi 3sj 90 o Lenie.
sauiel .aossrwienR se. buOknai dymsu. Juaci. mnis ME 20.
ssdzassf
Nikogoii
Ale COS zsszlcp xaszsop
Byla chaoine 4enowana re mna... j. sic nikomu ME ma
No. to OF powiem, se ons jak ous, j. tam ME .nam biiei
w's'yoh stosunk6w, ale Jadzia teskni ro1bija sic u tobt- Nisu
stanne pyta o ciebie...
Biedne dzieckoi ma dobre seroei
Ale dxiokol w~estchnst Ssmiel - ola mnie dojrzala pie
knoSe matki ma wiecej urOku... I ne iestem " wieIkioh hskach
10 Jadxi....
Jadria TO lsleczka.
|ylko 90 rozkwity In so6cu... rosa M MIN lui, . Hstki draa. :.
Cay bys sic koobal " Jadzif
Me ale kochsm Jadzie....
Bliskie kuzynostwof
Dosyc... znamy sic cd dIieCi.
Bedziesz tam dzisiaj pevnier dodai saawek, pokloh sic ia
di odemuie.
Pc cichui,
Al uchowsi Bo.el iak mo.esz ~nsiglofniej.
Wiec mamie.
Jak Zechcesz.... wszakke ME koniecznie.
Poozei sic smae.... Samuel, kt6remu o to szlo, aAeby 90 wi
dziano Z Miyhskim, nawr6cl go ma przechad.ke...
Saawek Przyjf to, ale postauowii sobie Z niej p6js6 do Leuy
|obmyslee 90 ma -pocza6.... zal mu bySo bieduej, czul 70 ME n
|svoiR ale po czesI n jego pokutowaAa wine, wiedzal jk j. z.boli
|~oddaiepie cd reatru. kt6ry lubls, W MIN vidziala przys.losc. Pc
trssba bylo EnaleSe sajecie, chleb.. opieke.. 4 odepchusS przeSla.
dowanie dalsze Sopo6ki, kt6rs sic sdawslo jej zerasae.... w
tych mytlach wyruszyi razem Z domu, q Ssmtel pociagnai 90 mai
gi6vniejszemi ulioami. :. przypadkiem cEy umyslnie, k6a za
dnief Tacy Samiele, wszak4e rzadko co czynia bez celu Slawek
ME wiedzisl dobrze, dokad idIie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-02-15
W METNEJ WODZIE.
oBRAzKI wsPoLozEsNE
(Ciag dahzy)

Choo;.. kr,tvI. ,v.zs xi,dhv, dosvs mi dni "a
-. -, -. mia oof.m .ie. prscuie. sav,.s,ew ss nan
10 -. 1910 :, od.;,L.S ,-,ohodnmr
-; moa Nam poezv.. kt6re xp.l...v
49, d.;s ,,viaSci T,t,, n;.rv.,.; ;..t.
30, ). tvtu, vvborny. J.se moQe poohwali6, ae IMAM talent
..n,n- Pov;sm vsns,oze.ne. dotkpi.ts v piei kvestv.
.,u.o,.6.,vis DRUG. no. twin, : Mono .srce
."-..-..;. .,,zaA;ve lest .vlko " oztsrsob tom.ob. o.
..---o;r ro.nc tr,oi,xn. do odoink. stvor.ou.i Pa.
Par~ "oaS.n.h~ m,od.nn n,,mu u-OL -;.lL; n. m.n =,
r"-v;.oi6. r;elu miedzy postepowemi.. Mo.emy sic umowio IA.
- w..zoia kosozs noem.t " -od..iu saov.ckie0o B,omir.,
/; .sn hvm ,,u.,e mu ootowai Cor Si.wek edurzony tym SLOW Do
e.s $500 ,L. ia, no kruoduchOym pr.e.t.nLu pocre,. d.l.i .
W,.d.m dobrze iezykiem po;skim, niemieckim fancuskim,
~ .,oislsku no vtosku. moO1.byp rdsie mi se bvo
,,vtsozn. Red.kcyi = ME jestem interesowana. Pan vie Re pra-
-Ju.,n;a sic n,ls,v uvn.oroizeuie. ala ne by,.bvm wvusO..
-.
s,,usk ME viedzhl iua co ma To napss6 odpowiedziet.
Chloe pan possysuec maly wyj.tek I Bromiry, aAsby mice
poiecie o udatnosoi formyP
D.rnie pani. a.. il - wolalbym sam przeczytac..
y tai ohwhi man wa.sue wyjse... A 90 sic tyozy d1isnnii., plan
;eOo isst ieszcze nieustalony.
wiso o co id.isP wiso W czsu ntustalouyP spysaia parma
Me wiemy n.wet osy mis6 bsdziemy odoinsk powissoiOwy,
q 90 sic tyczy poezyi, tYch dziennik polityczny ME znosi.
Dxieunikl dzieunik poiety wedle duoha wieku, ola s.erokie
20 oposup zawoaala Etsratka m6giby sic obejs6 bez tego, 90 sta.
novi najponesnisisry pokarm n'odsiesy, Osob psi ~mOjei...f To
by byi bad, niedarOwany, ME mogiby raOhowa6 ma Powodrsniel
Pan vychodziP pilno mup przeprsszam, ale pan bedze pa
metal nazwisko mole Prakseds Wielebiska. :. mieszkam u krew-
nych, utica Tureoka, numer 3d.. Pierwsze Pietro... Nawet zdaje
mi she fem psna widywala, bedac ma wi W okolioy, W ktorej me
sIkAha pani podkomorzyna.. Matka moJa Jest z domu kanta
bsisn Z hribiow Kantabrien a Podobno nawet dawniej ksttecej
famili. Wielebiscy, rodzios moi miei majatek znaozny " Wielko-
polsce... ia jestem osieroconR ocaliam czsse majstku majte
zapswniona skromns egzystency@ oooa)e SIC Poezyi Pasmienni
otwu... NJ. nieszo,sscie u mas brak pr1edsiebioro6w, org.n6w
wspo3czucie i gcs moi ginie saumiony...
Siawek ME m6gi mic movie, tax byf smie'zany Psynnosda mo
: Wy p. Praksedy, kisniaa sic tylko.
NiechAe mnie pan tsA odwiedzis ma herbate kiedyr Przsczy
tsabym Psnu cho6 jedns Piesh "Bromhy" Tub pare Urywkow1 Va
k.ptur1ouego". Wciehiam do tel Po"iesci nieco poezyt, jak saa
ksspeare do niekt6ryCh Swych dramatic" Pro1s... Do'Yo sso1sah
vie mi sic to udaio...
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-29
SIMPLE SALVE.

Bread made with sea water Is said to be
a good remedy for scrofula.
A quart Of milk in which the Juice of
three mandarin oranges has been squeezed,
is said to be refreshing lotion for the com
plexion.
Habtual use Of borax is not advisable.
II Is cleansing, but IL dries the skin and
discolors the hair, bleaching brown hair
and turning gray hair an ugly yellow.
One Of the best remedies for toothache Is
the common compound tincture of BEN
zoin, sold everywhere In tho drug stores.
II a few drops are placed on cotton and -
in or around the tooth, the pain will be al,
most instantly stopped.
For painful sore feet, caused by excessive
walking, long standing or constant move
ment, as in the use OF the sewing machine,
busting powder of equal parts Of precipi-
tated chalk and tannin, or the tannin alone,
will be Of much service. Apply twice daily
sitter bathing the feet in warm water.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-29

the armor. This Is incorrect. She will
strike squarely against the armor, and
at the water line. for II 10 mistaken
notion, though one which even some
naval men share, that armor can
protect against rams AZ against shot. This
Is not So" aud the admiral proceeded to
cite cases in proof OF the statement.
What the ram will do will be to strike
an armor plate of say 40 tons, which
would be mere nothing to missile OF
$500 tons like the Katahdin. and crush in
the backing. thus letting In cataract
OF water that would simply overwhelm
the vessel. That is the real object OF
the ram-nerely to pierce the vessels
shell'. The Victoria disaster gives
a fair id ca OF the defencelessness OF even
the strongest vessels against ram. The
Katahdin II located at Newport with
another similar ram at New York. one
at Norfolk and another at Savannah
could defend the entire coast line. There
isn't a vessel afioat that could stand up
under single blow from such u ram.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-29
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Green tea will revive rusty black lace and
render it as good as new.
The tone os the piano improves when tho
instrument is moved from the wall of the
room.
A few Jumps OF beeswax wrapped each In
n bit of old linen and put in the folds of a
white satin gown will keep It from turning
yellow.
A little kerosene oil rubbed briskly over
the spots on dark clothing will brighten
the garments and remove the stains almost
like magic. The kerosene will evaporate
quick and leave no stain.
Coffee stains should come out IL treated
before the cloth has been laundered. Rub
the stain with mixture made by dissolv-
Ing the yolk of an egg in little lukewarm
water. Wash with clean warm water, and
the stain will vanish with it,