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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
6intpsa init Der Gieruhr I

8sim 3o9en esr gisr ipieIt bislfad
nod bic ,.Gierubr", aud ,,Sanbubr''
senannt, cine 8oae. Man iiberpa6t
bierbei bas 2oden Der @isr untsr 8sob.
aGtung bss abIauferben Sanbes. @snn
man bierbei bic 3eit anideinsnb aud
nod 70 eenau innebdlt, 10 finbet man
bod nidt ieItsn bas .pfaumenipei6"
setpInfhte gi entipeoer i'm Snnern ibon
bart, oeer nod euns biinnfiiiis. Die
ipiiIenibaftlide Soriduns bat nun aub
bier Wanbel seibafft, inoem iie bic @isr.
ubr perbannt unb beim @ierfoden ben
thermometer anempfisbIt. Sierbei 1T
foIsenoes au beobadten 9eat man bic
gier inS Naiier, fpsnn es 500 R. tparm
it, 10 1T, tpenn bic Temperatur bss
@aHers 700 R. seist, bas @eibe i'm 8s,
sinn bes Ssiiperbens, baS Gelbe absr
nod p6ais biinnfllifs. 8ei 730 R. iit
bas @sibe f.f, baS @elbe besinnt isit 3il
perbsn; BEL 75o R. 1T bas 81 ,,pHau.
mems" Obsr ..tpadsnsid." 8ei 76o R.
1T bas giselb aud fsit seiporben uno
feline Sdrte iteieert ii&. ie ldneer man
bic gier fo4sn Idbt. AlIo, liebe Saus.
frausn bintpes nit Der gierubr, Der
thermometer 1T Der einsis superIdfiiss
Hatbaeber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Or. S&oop pfferirt

bsutidsn Wdunern uno Grauen autsn 8sroisna.
tlir ben 8ertnuf bon Or. S9oop's Wieoerbers
ifeller, Der beribmts Wsroenftdrter an Sius,
g.lien uno rGuoltr, fur Die 3aubbabuna be,
anjeilen, 8ertbelung bon probsn uno &ra1.
tenbiitsrn, iomis fur Die GinTubruns ieiuer pie.
otrh,i iteueuoen aBusien.
Or Sdoop bat ALE anoereu baburd ibs
fiselt. fab TT bic u r ia DE Der 70 i,br ibtr
bano nsbmenoen drontiten Sranfbeiten sinsm
ip jteuen Stublum unterwatf
er fano. oab aeWiiie Rerpen b6afdn
oise Goniroqe iiber ben Wa9en bic eeber. Die
Riersu uno alle inntre Oraane befiben, Beun
oisis Rerpsu seidmdtt oo'r sridopft iiao 70
usronut Der Wasen Die Rubrung nidt, Die &C..
Der pirb 9eIdbmt uno ons laujs Sbitem miro
bur6 oisien ManSeI an Rerpsnitdrte untsr.
srobeu
Or. e6oop's @isosrbsriieIler il cine @u.
aen.. Ntbsr. uno Alsren.Sur, inosm er auf Die
Rsruen siupirti pslds oisie Orgait control.
lireu. Rein ..Nerpine,' ionoern elm Reipen.
gtarturg gsmitiel. Gr f0roert Die 8sroauuna
euiirt 9ispetfa uno eartetbieteit ourd y {.
feitiaune Der urfade.
stranten ud. oisie neue gnto dung bsihreib.
emo, iomie V.oben Der Gr5neien mo s,eolng
unaeu fir agsnteu uerisnoet frei eeaen Gin.
ienoung elmer Ste. Briefmarf 8
Or. Stbopp, 500 Wfain st.,
Sfaeine, gBis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
BuuSen Bel Saustbieren.

8ieIs 8erIuite f5nntsn permieben tpers
ben, tpenn man bel 8srpunbuneen Der
Saustbiers INNER iofort bic re6ten Wlit'
tel antpenben noate. 9ae Wunben,
aud penn fe unbeosutenb iino, foaen
nit rsinem BaHer aussstpafden iperbsn.
SIuten bic Dunben ftart, 10 fam man
benz WaHer paKenb etipaS Glaun sus
ieben. I'm sins giteruns su perbinbern.
ibsritreibt man bic seipaidene Bunbe
nit 3oaobium, bon bsm ieoer 8ieb;ddter
tets Elm Sldiddsn i'm Sauie baben foate.
Das 8olobium bilbet, ioipie es nit Der
9uft in 8erabruns fommt, eine blnne,
atsr bibte Saut. bic bic Wunbe abidliebt,
iebe 9srdbruns nit Der 9uft unO ieos
8srunrsinieuns. bic ia meiit bic llriu8e
Der 8ersiteruns 1T, herbinoert. Inter Der
i6dbsnbsn Dede sebt cann bic SeiIune
sepbbnlider, niht su srober Sleii4pun'
ben unssf6rt bpr ii&.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
ebepp's Wbotoerapbieu Der sBelt.


Ridt Sebem, Der su rsiien tpinidt,
um bic WsIt ieben 3u f5nnen. iteben au4
bic WlitteI 3ur Grfulluns bes Munfdss
Sur 8erfleune. Solhe miHen fih bas
Der oamit be8nii@n, burd Heiiebeihreis
bunsen unb Aniidten bon 2dnbern ibrsn
@iiiensburft au tilen. Gin Slid 1T es
paber, bab bic ftetissn 8srbsHerunssn
sur grIeiGteruns uno 8erpolfommnuns
pbotosrapbii4er Mufnabmsn eS uns ers
mbeliden, bequem unb obne bic 8e.
fbperben bsS Rsiiens bic WsIt 70 su
isben, tpie fs ipirili9 III. limb um bies
;u erreiden, iinb .,Sbepp's pbotosra.
pbien Der Wslt" enttporfen uno ausgs.
fiibrt iporoen. Mn bieiem tpirflid srobs
artisen Werfe baben bic bsfannteiten
8eiienben unb Sorider aus allen TbeiIen
Der @eIt mitseipirtt, tpis aud nambafte
8lnltler.
Der 2eisr bssinnt bic 8eiie oitwdrts
NIT Srlanb, unb sebt bann tpeiter bur4
S1ottlanb unb England mad bsm Sons
tinsnt, mo er 8slsien, Soaanb, 9iorwe'
gen, 8ublanb, DeutfdIanb. Sranfrei&,
Spanisn, portusaI, bic 5dpeis. Oeiiers
reid unb StaIien, bic serfaaenen Ruinen
BON @rietenlano unb baS fdminoenoe
tiirfii1e Rei1 beiubt. Bon Aleranbria
mad benz oberen gtil fiibrt uns b,e 8elie
our1 @sppten. in Baleitina umfabt iie
bic bsilise Stabt SeruiaIem, nebit ga.
saretb unb 9etbIsbem. Daan sebt's
our1 Sprisn mad Damascus, 'unb oft.
pdrtS bur6 Snbien, Gbina uno bic
Sanbtpid Snieln na6 uniern eisenen
@etaosn, nadoem mir porber Auitras
lien, Sapan uno @lasfa beiu4t.
Galifornien unb bic Bunber bes Oofe.
nit 1bales, Der gsaowfcue 9iuttOnal
Yarf, Colorado unb bic @ren3itaaten
meroen sunadft beiudt unb oann errei.
1sn mir Gbieaso, philadelphia uno 9lep
gorf. Na1 einsm 8siud Der 8unbess
bauptitabt @aibinston beieben mir uns
|bas 8unfer Siq Wonumsnt, bic alien
fpaniIaen 8auten in Sloriba, SIo
Nmsrlfa unb bic @unber bon Werifo, in
sleitsr @siis @robiiabte Der yisuSsii
unp altebrtparoiss 8auosnfmdlsr bsrtd'
t4tisenb.
Sn $50 8ilbsrn IN bic @elt iest an
unS porbeipaiiirt unb mir ruben unS uno
sepenten Der Sortidritte, tpel4e ss uns
erm0sIidtsn, oieie Rsife su MAIDEN, .Obns
uniere Nobnuns 3u perIafen. Das
Nert 1T I'M 8erlas Der 8lebe Bible Iubs
Iiibins Co., 723 Gbsitnut StraBe, Bbila.
oelpbia, Ba., eridisnen unb bat elm iols
des Snterefe errest, bab rleberiebunsen
oapon in nsun perihiebenen Spradsn
semabt tpuroen, tporunter aud bic beuts
ide 1T. Ser prsis bss DerfeS 1T 'ner'
idisoen ie nod Dem ginbanb bon So 25
bis su $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Oas Neinieen tpeteer 2ampens
alpcfen.

I'm 9ampensIoden bon ben ibnen oft
anbaftenben Del. ooer Sdmubfedsn si
reinissn, siebe maa sipei gBlbffsl elmer
lsidt erpdrmten Mufl6iuns bon fObIsns
lauren 3ali iiber bic @Iode, befsudte
bamit bic sanse Ober1d6e uno rsibe bic
5ledsn nit sinem iaubsren leinenen 2dpps
ben ab. ipile bann nit reinem Wafer
mad unb trodns bic @lode idliebIid nit
einem ipeiben 1ude ab. Diil4sluslam.
pensloden iotpie matt sedbte 2ampens
sIoden erbalten auf bieis Weiie ibr i66s
mes ausieben suriid. 8obleniaures 8ali
1T bilis bel ieoem Drosuifen iu erbaltsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Qetdte Meblpriifuua.

gDia man iid bon Der Site beridiebe.
ner Msbliorten iiberseusen, 10 ipiest man
bon isbsr Sprte 10 G ab unb miitt ispe
bieisr proben nit 10 6 Bafer. Den
Teis laBt man nun einise 3eit iisbsn.
pamit alleS Wafer bonn Webl aufseiOsen
tpirb. Disieniss MsbIiorte, ipelds bann
ben feisiten Teis seist, III bic bette. oie'
ieniss, pelds cine biinnflIifss 8eidafs
fsnbeit aufmeiit. bic idledieite. Suus'
ftauen isisn auf bieie einfade Priifunss.
metbobs aufmsriiam semadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Tlr 8ruffleiSenbe

aaer Grt pirb aus Grfabruns bic Gus.
oiinituns bon @spfelidalen empfobIen,
bic man bIob i'm 9immer gum D6rren
auf bic beibe Ofenplatte lest. Die Ieps
fel ideinsn in bieier Siniidt einen gang
befonosrs beiliamen unb ipobltbuenoen
Stof in ii6 su entbalten. Sn Grman.
seluns friider Iepfel foaen aud NspfeI.
fhnibe dbnIide Dienfe tbun, ipenn man
lie porbsr "a Stunben in Woher ein.
tpeidt unb bann erit an Der 2uft trrdnet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
sp.ifs,irisbeln inn esinter.

lin 8tpisbeln ben @inisr binburd
fdbn feit 3u srbaIten unb iis m6sIidit
am austreiben su Derbinbern, idIasen
mir foIsenbeS eiufa1e 8erfabren Dor {:
Dtan Iest bic 9wiebeIn in einen 8orb
unb bsbsdt iie NIT elmer Miibuns bon 2
9beiIsn Spreu unb 1beil 8ornmsbl in
Der art, baB ii9 bic einseInsn 8wiebsIn
nidt beribren. Den aorb iteIlt man in
Der faItsn Sabrsseit in elm trodenss frofs
freieS 8immsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

Seiisrfsit tritt elm, tpsnn Der nsbsrsua
Der Sdleimbeit bes StimmapparatS ee.
f6trOaen ober entsiinbet 1T. bic Stimms
bdnber nit Sdleim beleet ober eeihtpds
rig iinb. Man ipre8e 70 ipenis aIs mbs.
lid, atbme BEL 9laht tpie bel Gag marine,
refine 2uft Elm. ssniebs feine faIte @ss
trdnfe unb rsisenbe, sepiirsbafte, ipiri'
tuoien StOffe. beionbers n.dt 8fsffer
unb Ssnf. @ssen Seiierfeit bilft Elm
nmfdIas aus sefe9isn uno gut serorid'
ten 2artOfsIn. Der in einsm 9ud IbenbS
Der benz 8ubettessben, 70 iparm eS ~
pertrasen 1T, nm ben Gals seleet ipirb
reberidldse bon beibem WaHsr .fnt
ebsniaas iebr tpirfiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

g9ts @oIbrabmsn tpertsn am bsfsn
nit etipas @eineiiis forsfdltis iiberfab'
rem, nit reinem BuHsr abssipiiIt uno
nadbsr gum 3rodnen on einsn selinbs
iparmen Ofen sefellt. 1lnedte Rabmeh.
bas bsibt iol9s, melde nur nit @olb'
firnis iber,oeen iinb. iperben oft burd
unOoriidtises Reinissn perborben, unt
1T besbalb an3uraten, oersIei&en Rabmsn
nur nit lauem Waher, benz mon uuf 10
IeiIe SaImiaf iuieBsn fam, bsbutiam
absuipiiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Meiniaen BON Nel,trerf.

gsIsperf oerfilst germ nit Der 3eit,
aud nirb es leidt fettis. I'M oieis
nsbslfanoe su beieitisen, erbibt man in
einem irbenen @efdBe 8ossenfIeis unr
idiittet oieie dber oas BsIswerf. Damn
reibt man nit elmer 8irite, bic aber ipsid
iein mub, tis 8leie in bas BeI;iperf Elm
unb ibuttsIt bas lestsre 70 Ianse, bis bic
Rossenileis Sett, Staub uno 5eu6tiSfeit
auSgeiosen bat. 8ebanbeIt man dltere
BeIswaren ipieberbolt in bieier Wsiie, 70
tperben iie tpie neu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Jdserfpbl nit frifber 8ratipurff.

Man brate 2iIo fleinparfeIis ss'
idnittensn, serduderten Sped selbbraun,
bdmpfe bunn bier muteIerobe, fein ee'
ihnittens 5miebeIn gar, aber tpeib barin
unb Iafs stipas abfdbIen. Tbue nun in
cine unOsre 8aferoIe Sals, Yfeffer, troi'
isnen 8iimmel, D 2iter SIeii6bribe unb
orei GbIDffeI gifis unb, tpenn bies su.
iammen aufsefodt bat, ben Sped unb
bic 9piebeln. Sabe isbt in Der Sdale
setoate, absesosens unb gu S4eibsn se'
idnittene 8artOffeln uno iebr fein &c.
bobeIten @sibfobI, ben man nit elm ips.
Mig Sals iiberitreut, swei bis orei Stun.
ben bineeiteat uno bisrauf init ben Sdn.
ben gut ausseoriidt bat. @ibt nun bic
mDsIidit beiben 8artoffeIn unb barnad
ben &obl in bic Sauce unb Idbt baS
@anse, unter 6fterem rmriibren nit elmer
sroBen @abeI, einise Minuten bur&'
tohsn uno ierpirt 8ratpurit basu. Der
Sdserfobl muB ieimis, iaftis unb anse'
nsbm iduerIib fein unb frdftis na6
gfsifer idmeden uno 1T Bel Serren isbr
beIiebt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

gluf papisr oSer @epeben eoISsldn'
senoe SdriftSiee su erbalten, mub man
ben 1lntsrsrunb entiprsdsno prdpariren.
Ulan irdnft nit folsenosr 2bfuns: SraI'
idure Q, @ummi arabicum 4. @uher 10,
lGbt trodnsn unb idrslbt nit elmer Iinte,
bic aus Gatriumsolodlorio l. @ummias
rabicum Q, @afer 10 beftebt. Rat
@rideinsn Der Sdriftsdse empfeblt es
iid. ben bei6riebenen 9esenitanb gut su
sldtten unb su prehen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

Gitsr obsr @ein, ipelder iausr sss
iporben unb bod nidt iauer ssnus 1T, um
aIs @iiis benubt su iperoen, tpirS baourb
ldneaer in @iiis perwanbelt, oaB man
Die SIdiiisteit absiebt, bas SAB nit mar.
mem itartsm Giiis ipieberbolt idpsnft
unb eS bernad ipieber init Der SIdifsfsit
aufGlt. Dtan brinet baS Sab an einen
mdbis tparmen Ort, brinst nod etipas
itarfen gliis binsu unb Iabt bas SAB un.
psripunoet. Glide abseiodte sntidalie
2artOfeln auseiebt. bef6roert ebenfals
bic Sdureentpidlung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Sans nnb Spf.
Tim eeberbanbfdbube fbwar; ;u
fGrbeu.


brinst baS ,,@eiperbebIatt aus Diritem.
berg" foIsenbe 8orfdrift: Die beitens
nit Seifenipaher sereinisten Sanbidube
iperoen stpiiden ben Sdnoen ausssbriidt,
auf reiner 2einipanb setrodnet, mittsIft
elmer 5anti6ubsanse umsepenbet, nit
Siri9lebsr absepifdt, ssDffnet unb auf'
sebIaien. bumit iie Ubllis trpdnen. ST
oies ssideben, 10 tpirb bic @aare nit
sinsm fon,sntrirtsn 3ampsdeboIsabiu
mittsIit eine8 feinbaarisen ginieIS iiber'
itriden. Man Idbt nun bic Sanbidube
p5ais trodnen unb iibsrbedt iie bann nit.
tslt zines PinfsIs nit elmer Sage bon
bolseiiisiaursm @iien; bas auf bieie
gBeiie bsrporserufene S&purs bat einen
bIauIi6en S6ein; Inn nun Elm idDnss
tiefes SGnars berbeisufiibren, mub man
bic 5anbidube borfdtis nit elmer ipei'
den, nur idpad init Oliben6I befsu1tes
ten 8lrte bebanbeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
0Dinf fur bic Seiieerinnen bon
Wdbmafdiuen.

8isIe Suusfrouen, Sldberinnen &c.
rsinisen, beatp. idmieren ibre Sldbma.
i9inen nit pstroIsum Elm unb freuen iid.
oab bann bic Maidine 70 Ieidt sebt.
Da isbod bas Betrolsum feline DIis ein'
fsttenbe gissni4aft beiist, 10 ipiro nit
Der 3eit bic Ndbmaidine idabbaft, in.
benz Die Maidinentbeile ausserieben ipsr.
ben uno su flappern bssinneu. Wsr feline
Waidine baber fets in braubbarem gu.
itunbs erbalten mill, Der reiniss iie stpur
nit getrolsum. ipiide bieies aber nadber
gut ab uno fette bann bic einselnen Tbe:Ie
nit sutem 8nodens oper Mai6inenbI
elm,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Gntfernen BON 0etrcfsumfieefsn
aus Warmpr.

Cine Wii9uns, befebeno aus Q 3bei.
len Soba. l 1beiI sei6Ismmtem Bins.
itein unb l 1beiI feinsepuIpsrtem 8oIf
entfernt leidt 8etroIeumfsden aus Olar'
morpIatten. Die bei4muBte Steae tpirb
einise Minuten nit Der gulssrmiiduns
bebedt uno balm. nadosm oieis entfernt,
nit Seifs unb Wafsr sereinist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Meiniaen BON UahstuA. .

SIN manhen Sausbaltunsen bsnubt
man Glide &C., bic NIT Wadstud iiber'
sosen iinp. I'm berartises Tub su rel.
nisen unb sIdnsenb su MAIDEN. tr6pfeli
man auf einen ipoaensn 2appen Bstro.
leum unb rsibt bamit bas Wadstub
tuhtis ab. gllsbann frotiiert man bic
Glide nit einem 2appen. ben man in
Dafsr setau6t bat, tpeldem supor elm
penis iiiBe Mild bin;useisst tporoen it,.
Sc msbr man baS WadStu6 froitiert,
oeito bsHsr iisbt es nadber aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Die S6eiben

aus aItsn Ssnfsrn ,u nebmen, Obns lie
au serbreden. .-Wan bsneBt ben 2ltt nit
etipos SdnefeIfdme, tpoburh er ioslei6
tpei6 pirb unb iib nit einem Me6er
entfsrnsn Idbt, 70 baB man bic Sbsibs
gang Isidt berausnsbmsn lam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Tenfters $ Nuspafte.

80 Tbsile seidlemmte 8reioe, 5 Ibeile
tpeiBer 9olus, Ibeile rOter 8OIuS, so
9beile 8afer, 25 9beile SPIRIT tperpsn
su elmer paite anserdbrt. Dlit oieier
werben bic Seniter bis sur Irofenbsit
gepubt unb Johann nit einem Iuds se.
rieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14

TbssHsden enifsrnt man aus Isinsnsn
Iiidoeden auf foIsenbe @eiie: Dian
uerrubrt Elm robes giseIb uno @lpcerin
;u sIei6en 3beiIen, beitreidt ramit ben
sled, maibt ibn oann nit einem
Shpamm6sn unb beibem Nafer aus
unb plditet bic STEELE nod biIb f;udt
nit einsm nidt su beibsn giisn auf oer
linfen Settle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
6eiebdfts. .Mnsei8er.

Buds nne @eeieen,.D .Druder.
Greb. @asntr, Drudarbsit jsber art,
In ensliiher une hsutlhtr Sprats, ST. eada-
wanna spsnus, esssnibsr BEN 6inlsy Stprt.
GisarrensSabrifant.
u. @pt mann, bic bslisben ,,alfunfp"
unb ySis &iHs" &isarsn; ale Sprten Sa-
bal une &au6erartifel, SCI eadapanna apt.
Groceries une prppifonen.
8t@tplb, Brandon & Co., (Na&-
fclstr BON 9sabls Stssa), tt6 penn ass.
SbISssr unb Seal "a eadapanna
ape. has bsribmte sRbite Sppnss Nsbl.
8rsb. s. @ibmaysI DslifatsHsm,
$50 9adapanna Mpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Sefterm SreFeb Beet.

aubsr ben Smei earIuounssn ,useritte,, ,
5IeiId. bas mir Wontag uno Donneritaa er'
baIten, empfansen mir tdglid frid gefdlah'
tetes 8Isiid bonn 9anbe, friide unb SaIt.Gier
Butter. Safe uno 9an6probutte ibrrbaupt
Nir baben ferner einen Borratb Der better
Bologna @urft, friide uno sefal5ene SduI
term 3ippen. Gbuds, 8unbitiide etc. Infer
8oIognaipurit ibertriTt ale anbere.
Oale & 60.
Ais Horo Ahte Strobe
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-04-14
Gomrtbans Square
242 Mbants Nbemue,
BEN Court Saus seseniiber.
aebemsmittel fir Tamilieu,

2ebensmittel fir Tamilien,
tpie Mebl, SaIs. unb 8aud.
fIeiid, Sdmala, Butter, gier,
3dfe, 3uder, 8affee, Ibes,
@eipiirse, Senf, giiis, Elm.
sema1te 5radte, etc., etc.
80
Oemtfebe Oelifateffem
sins Spsiialit6t, pis: Smportirtt st6it unb
Wiirfs, singtmahis unb serGuh1te 3uneen,
Wsitpb6lilht Shinfen, Sausrfraut Gilsur-
fen, CENT Weinsilis. unb 70 peitsr.
80
Solss. Sle6s Hno 8prbs RBaaren.
~
Snbm i'd bisrmit bic Gr6ffnuna pbisfn @e-
i&aftss a6tunsspua anfiinpiss, laee i'd Na&-
barn, Sreunbe uHb has beutIhe publifum
ubsrbaupt III sinsm 8efu6t sin untsr bsr gu.
ftruns tsllifr Ssbisnuns.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
Sugar from Corn Cobs.

"We have all heard" says Colonel
Clement F. Carter of St. Louis, col
how corn is used under certain con-
ditions for fuel, and I believe that
the time is coming when people will
be able to live almost exclusively Oh
corn and corn products. The latest
triumph in this direction that has
come to my notice is nothing less
than the manufacture of imitation
maple Syrup and sugar from corn
cobs. When corn is raised in large
quantities the cobs are looked on as
a nuisance, and imagine they could
be bought by the carload at very
small price. If, however, this latest
development becomes a success, the
figure is liable to rise rapidly. 1t has
been found that after the cobs have
been boiled long enough liquid is
obtained which, by adding a very
small portion Of sugar. becomes al
most as palatable as maple syrup,
and which can be evaporated into
something which would pass as very
average maple sugar. With corn
capable of producing bread. starch,
oil, sugar and dozen other articles,
the idea of it's being sold under any
conditions as low as 20 cents beeshel
is idiotic. It ought to be worth al
most it's weight in gold"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
The Trading Rat.

An animal whose instinct teaches
it to give Quid pro quo should be ca
pable Of business education. The
last candidate we should select for
such schooling is the thievish rat,
but now we learn that there are rudi-
ments of honesty and fair dealing In
one species Of even that animal
A curious statement is made about
the trading rat which is one of the
unique and interesting animals met
with in the Rocky Mountains. The
miners of the region declare that al.
though these rats enter houses,
camps and mines, and take things
that do not belong to them, they
never take an article without leaving
something in it's place. They con-
duct trade, and hence their name.
They enter dwellings at night and
steal anything they can find, carry.
ing away spoons, knives and forks,
but invariably leaving a chip or stone
in place of each article taken away.
The miners look upon the uncanny
dealings of these precocious animals
with superstition almost amounting
to awe, and tell many wonderful
stories of their flnesse, and the length
to which they carry their depreda.
tions, but the predominant quality
with which they invest them is the
extraordinary faculty of trading OF
exchanging alluded to.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
The Birth of a Lake.

Major J. W. Powell, Director of
the United States Geological Survey,
thus describes the origin of Lake Ia
hoe In geographical times not long
ago, as speaks the scientist, but very
long ago, as speaks the chronicler OF
human follies, there was deep val
ley on the eastern slope of the Sierra
Nevadas at the headwaters of the
Truckee River. About this valley
lowered granite mountains. But
earthquakes came, rents were opened
in the rocks, and from the assures
poured monstrous streams of lava.
One Of these assures crossed the low
er end of the valley, and through it
poured floods of molten rocks. Stream
after stream issued, to cool in solid
sheets and blocks, until wall was
built across the valley 1000 or 5000
feet in height, and above was a deep
basin 500 or 600 square miles in area.
The storm that fell on the granite
and volcanic mountains rolled in
rivers to I'LL the basin, and Lake Ia
hoe was created.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03

He first began to take an active in
terest in politics in 1924, identifying
himself with the anti Masonic party,
and was elected as it's candidate for
the State Senate in 1880. In 1843
Mr.. Seward retired to private life
and employed the next few years in
literary work. He was chosen United
States Senator in 1849, and in that
body exercised a strong and widely
felt influence. Mr.. Seward was
candidate for the Presiden-
tial nomination by the Republican
party in 1850, and on the first ballot
received many more votes than did
Lincoln. Lincoln, upon his election,
appointed Mr.. Seward Secretary Of
State. In 1866 Mr.. Seward was
thrown from his carriage and his arm
was broken. While confined to his
bed President Lincoln was assassin
ated, April IA, and one of the con-
spirators gaining access to Mr..
Stewards house attempted to kill him.
The Secretary was severely injured,
as was his son, Frederick, and his re-
covery was slow and painful. Mr..
Seward retired from office in 1859
and returned to Auburn. The re-
mainder of his life was devoted to
travel, to literary work and to the de-
livery of speeches. He died Oct. 10,
1870
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
The Side Saddle.

The Mortified opposers of tho move
ment for women's riding en- cavalier
may be interested in learning that
had it not been for an accident OF
fashion, the gentler sex would be
striding their horses still, and that
the side saddle is not an invention
due to the advanced modesty of
civilization. 1t appears that one
Anna of Bohemia, eldest daughter
of a German emperor and wife of an
English king, introduced the custom,
not from delicate repulsion to the
old method, but simply because she
was afflicted with some sort of de-
formity, that rendered it impossible
for her to ride upon the saddles in
common use In those days it was
imperative that a woman should
ride; accordingly, the first side sad
die was invented. Royalty had then,
as now, snobbish followers, ever on
the alert to adopt fashions honored
by it's patronage, and in few
months every woman Of position in
England possessed side saddle, and
the custom was established.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-03
IT is announced that Baron Hirsc

IT is announced that Baron Hirsch
will shortly visit the United States
and the Worlds Fair He should re-
ceive a cordial welcome. Next to
the late Sir Moses Montefiore the
Baron is probably the most eminent
philanthropist that the nineteenth
century has produced. Like his core
ligionist, Baron Hirsch has not con-
fined his benefactions to the Hebrew
race, but has bestowed money upon
worthy charities of all sects and re-
ligions. The architect Of his own
fortunes, and still a comparatively
young man. he has given away mil
lions Of dollars IN tbs interest Of SUI
fering and oppressed humanity. His
work in the interest of the Russian
Jews has, of course, brought him
most into prominence, but his purse
has been open to the calls of all ma
tionalities, and his name is known
wherever worthy charity is dispensed.