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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Ohio.

Smfpm | 2uerne. lluoer en- Sloe.
brano, Jon 2orsoas opitooNi ct itprre
Sparoin9bus i Glepelano, inbebranote
3 Soinoer Os ct Barn. Sp9ntH9en par
3 Gta8er bpi, i~nbebolot As Y9relier og
bapce benoeb 40 geboere. Sloen blep
opoa9et al Ell al Boaroerne / anoen
Gtaee, men alerebe oa itOo 5rappen /
Srano, iaa &eonins oo ben 8ei bar
umlli9. Oct lptfeoes imiolertio en-
Dame, iom boppeoe neo fra anoen
@ta9e, at tllfaloe BranouGieuet, Os peo
oette5 Sjelp bleo aue reooeoe paa lem
&plnoer os ct Barn NOR, iOm omtOm i
5lammerne. 2abet pGa Bp9nins er
100000 O9 paa Snobo $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28

Haar man ao temiit Yst annlpiercr
ct gGble, pil man fiu0e, at bet er Jam,
meniat al Blantefbrer eler 3reuler,
gG99eboioe, Suffer, Gummt, 8laoarsnt,
9Gbleipre, GarUeipre, &alt Os en- betp.
oelig Mansoe 8anb. Gno0ioere inbe.
boloer W6ler ct itsrre apantum s5os.
ior eno nU9en anoen Jrust eler 8rsnt.
lager. GOsioret er bibunoerlis Itiitet
til at iurnpe ben iaa betpbninesiulee
0erpemasle ! Sieruen Us Rpemaruen.
Wan fan tomme til at tRute paa Youus
iOrprsenoe Wbler i ben i~tanoiuapiIfe
WptbOlosi builte @uoerne ipiits, naar
be islte fig trRtte ug affaloise. Spren
i ct sgbls bar Ell iaroeles belOis @irt.
ming paa Soft, iOm iiober meset title,
Os buis 2eper urbeiber tragt; ben biel.
per til Of uofsre al 9esemst De itaoslise
Os ubrusts Batter, iom sisr Sieruen
tuns % oOrit. bpis be life itaifes bort,
os Tom meoisrsr roilet os uneeu
ubp9se.
Man FuIoe ipiie lanst mere 9gbler,
END nan sier; be er ct uirfslist Sor.
pnseliesa cs Stprtemiboel. Gar MAJ
a%nlconin9 BERTH, bsr man bare fin
eseH sGblsbnoe; ben er en- 8rpS, %
Gru9tsn er en- ge~liisnelie for Store %
Smaa.
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Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
e M afot 4.

9riitige Heabn0er. Der bar for.
leoen itor @lRoe peo GbepennesS noia'
n~erngenturet i Suruu, iOm 69lge al al
@lgeuten bduoe iaaet Srore iii at no
Dele bpbbelte &nttoner til S~noianerue.
&c, Tom fiji "YonD Yenge," bar anuenoi
benz ioruuiti0t. Ser err al @runo til
at fro, at ct ltsrre Nntal Snbinuere enr
ip~opanli9 pil ilna Jig paa 6arming
ben fommenoe SGion.
SpO Snfota Sair. SDo 0atutaa
Qaritultur Sparo bar paa ct WtDoe be,
Ilnttet at nibolOe ell Statsiair / Gber'
been ben anoeu ll9e september. Sper
aiuer $500 % filler @runpeue oa
gp0nin9crue i spO Stano. @. Z,
SuibneQ al Surou blcp ual9t til &C.
fretar, Sames Seluee al Yierre til
9nsierer % 6. 81. Snrris al Nberoeeu
til 6ormano for Grcfutiotpmiteer.
SueHorme. Surou, 23be Marts.
SneItprmen, iom fog paa Slrsoaa, peoz
uurer euonu. Den pitli9c Del al Staa
ten er pRttet meo 6-l2 CONNER Sne,
Srpuene CT Itauieoe paa Here al Sa-
nerne. llueiret inches at bore baars
ocre / Den u~Orppitligc % gitlige Gel al
Gtateu.
g(bcroeen, 23oe Morts. Gen baaros
SneItorm raier enOnu % er ltrensert
MI eno biotil. Stormen begpnote pno
9irsoag, ps IA CONNER Sne er ale
reOc ialot.
Miaer, 23Oe Mnrts. Sneitcrmen,
Ipnr bar raiet Der / ire Sage, Ell
Itreuacre ioas enb uO9eniinoe. Sne'
ialoet cr Bet ItGrite paa mango Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Sa II III I.

gmerifancreu Sol. 6. Z. MurpbD
Tom ben 20oe os. tlI6l8e III aisbeH'
bapn % io%ranitatteoe ct Jeitmanltlo iOr
so 8ioenltabsmpno U9 ct 9tutnI Re
preientanter for GarObruget. ManItis
bet beitoo uoelutteuoe al ct gntdt iOr-
itleQise Retter teiberebte al Woj3mcl.
Sol. Nturpbp oil nemllg inoisre @ais
/ be iOritieliSe eurOpRiite 4anoe Tom
RPrtn8smiooel for Solicit. z Berlin
baooe ban life ipnocrliBt 9elo meO fine
6oripa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Wfiuuciuta.
Nebbrrnnt %fflnnrmnue.

olin8 5lourmple / SOroan meo Ell Sus
pacItet al 600 Barrels. neobrGnote ben
l9oe bs. 500 8uibels 6peoe pg so
Barrels SlOur bleu poela9t. 8eo Sors
ban o9 Sbaitas 8ranouRie ns glnitrenz
oelier lDtteoes bet at reobe Glepatpren
o9 $4,000 8uibelS 0peoe. 3ob $780,
900; DISTURBANCE $4,000. Nariageu
til SIoen8 SptonrIt er ntlenot.
Gu SDrbenitUrm pn5ierebc 9OrSoa9
WOr9en benouer 8pcn 8uibiorO, leOs
io9et al ct betDocliGt Sneialo. Otter
"llueirct iulate Gc0u.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
SIli

Stor Slbebranb. 8pen 9it6ielo
blep 3irsoas MOrgen biemis9t at en-
SloebrOno, iOm bar toitet ct Cab paa
Gienopm al en- Ntllipn Dollars og NIT
ll9pis ilere Sip. Siolig ON MUreenen
opoageoe man Slo / &eblers Damp
mg(Isr, be iterite al i'm Sla9s i Der.
ben. grnnopaienet bar neppe anioms
men, igr en- GrplOiion inotraf / Sps'
uin9er, rpItenoe Sorben | flere Miles
Smtrebs. og fnuienoe Ruberne / be ilefte
6orretnin9sr / Bpen. Sloea outoses
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Yeunp lpania a.

brano, iom iibite 3Orsoas opItoo /
Claggett Saddle Compahy's Shop i
SefierionpiIe, ~iorplanteoe fig tit 6ang.
Ilet, bporai ben sitlige 6lsi neobranote.
gf 9abet ialosr $4,000 paa stater
% $4,000 paa %pueunRpnte &ompani.
6angerne sioroe intet 5orig9 paa al
iremtnloe 9anit eQer unouiae, men bjnlp
aQe B%ranopRIenet meo at Ilutte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Rp0loItunben
(sf artnpHer ariltoHcrieu.)

\ uSFummct meO fpiseuoe iuteresiante Sno.
hoI0:
kptt.liG (sf artitpFer Sriitpiicrien.)
kiu "a gepemanbe / Norge bet
isrterpe Narbuuoreoe. C6olte'
mrn1Oc UO Observation-Disclosures, oeres
llrTlr0bro % uiunobeb. Sebpg9elleu %
SHs 3losiarligbeo. -Suienes Suorctn,nQ.
-aoelegnlroeue.-2eres 6orlparsltprte.
-&Rrelierne paa 8pr0eue. -0aucu. -
gtrtiRt. 6rGooieri % 9rnttenitab. 49,
gIrorNraateH % &aaben -Naar man itoo
cgOj at ticu9. 5crIpiteIier % Reiier.
Cgi ariitoifcr Sriitoiferien)
Eiot ON Uliitrsmmeu.
E0oitiutt8 Gsiiae Saroltn9er
hO5 DC IaUere 9pr. (Stter q. 8.
8amaucS)
f29amle aiereftsfolt. CNf 0& g..
<cHs)
Samuenen (&eo Scr Gipie.)
EG Iuno az al Sonntn9 q. GI
garD 8 @uIeus.)
EN- &1aqene. III W. &. Ghppen.
Sc5pcit til &eit tre-fpart @eit.
.Jvenlnrteier al Captain Warrput.)
SttSier fra Gpreper0enen.
u. GHttocrsl. 2. vt Commercially
magic enters 6ortG1in9 Cham
bers journal.)
..illilAcH@ hos Tfg leue. Otter
9ormcntcu I Noturen.)
ar. ocu ks Sun paa Slpttet i
c%tot00lm.
2onrn tan crboloeS i~nobunoeu mob at ino'
sloe 10 Gents mere, eler inlt $1.35 for ct
aoG ,Scno Een9e / GrprcS Money Orders,
Money Orders eller regiitrereoe 0reUe.
'-Hl Drafts Tan o0iaa icnoes, men, naor
Ham tO5tr Ell 8aut Draft, ioa le alto efter,
ven lnocr pGn Ghicigo, -Milpautee, Ct.
SaaI cIlcr NinrcapoliS. Senoes lotale
EHU5ir:
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
y ebraifa

IRA 5nniata ifripcs: Den l5oc bs.
lnlot Son W. Eeoeriers 2 War samle
3atttr oper / ct Sab tp9snoe &ano oa
lorbrGnote fig i ben Grab. at bun .i
Var Gage efter nf9it oeo 0soen. In.
Der 6orisget paa at reobe Barnet for
brenOte Wcoeren fine 6anoer i en- tenn,
'meli9 alporli9 8rao.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28

aano os cabinet, oa ben bite fig oa al
inosbolbe 9isene al fire Wauo og En-
aoinoe. u~bisenost tpbeoe paa, at o'
pnr bleone mproeos, anbrnet | aasi.u
% oenne bereitsr iat thrift. 2isent
anioaeS at bibrsre ira Ell GmisrauI
6nmllie, iom iioite Giternnr iOriuanoI
paa cit mpitiif Maaoe fra RulO G9neu
40 Wiil | Roro lor ct. Soleph.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
I h III q.

Vrnriebranbe bar raiet ! IorltleIll9e
9cic al 9crrituriet. 8 Gleuelano 80.
bleo ilere Suie, ct &ntal Saoer %
marae Cons 6B ooelagt, % ell lloen
8ioc bleu iaa ilcmt iOrbrEHot, at bun
lite ian lepe. s Iapnc GOuntp bler
en- Itpr Strptnins qano reniet ior alt,
GA OF for @ut6rie i ct We9er.S ettle'
ment brenote enoel Suie meo it Sno'
bolo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
GDrO Safut1.

Sne % Storm. @rnno Sorts, 23ot
Murts. Ser CONNER Sue er ialot, o9
&luoen blnier III en- Srtan, iaa Sneell
ipger, % Der er lloii9t til, at SrGnene
oil bliue bloitereoe. Temperatures ials
Der hurtiot.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
E. md
b. DEBORAH, IOWA

Drawer B. DEBORAH, IOWA.
1eA0 "SeenrabsY often" o9 "@eo
"tafn" til Nor8e. Briiea er Fun So for
belt Nar.
So"l NrGmle til Sjemlnnoet bill Ri iiGr
."0Il'c 6aberpor s9insoct eler Siae.
WI ebr''tns FOR Yiiatms.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Y { ~ 3 erie h.

Sfal banses. SObn SiG, en- Is,
aari9 @esersut, ital banses / Camden
ben 14be Gpril. Gn Gnisanins ON
5ornuorins af Strafien til ~lipsuarist
5ansiel er afIlauet al 8etten. Os buis
@uuernsren life traoer til, pil Senret.
telien foreaaa ben nRunte Dag.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
q n a.
s. .TreIioent Sarrilpn pil blipe til

Gr'Trcn6enf Odrri lion oil bllpe til'
buot Greiiocntsg mbeoet for Snoinrn
Statsrmiperiitet i BLOOMINGTON. 5sre.
IGbig er SnItitutionenS Stprelie lngt /
9Gnoerue pad en- Of 4rOiesiorerne.
Wtpbta9er Snrriion Tpiteu, olt Ran tutt
booe at gioc llnlueriitetst en- be0rRniet
3io al i'm perionlise NGrURrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Wisipuri.

llbpgseligt 5uno. 6armeren Comp
ton Mtc9Op, Der Dor ct |ar Dill ipo for
Ct. SOispb peb WisiourifOoen, opoa.
sebe iprleben, ba ban bar uoe paa 5n9t,
ct itor Orb @oOos sasie flpoenoe /
Strsmmen. San tit Sosien ballet i
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
nj a..
TorunDerliat Iguomen,

pan meloes ct 5Rnomen, ION er en-
@uuoe pr @tpfoserne. -8SttetBet 9ruiS.
Iona, Tom lisser op til 8pen, ioripunbi
plubielis, % fore MansOer 3orO bleu
Ilpuset / Guiten. Gn flor Gel al 3Or.
ben falbt | 5loberne os troes Der al
bile fremfalbe Sueripsmmelisr, ION
fan foraariage itOr Sfaoe. Man9s
9anbsbper oar | 5are. Samtiois Der.
meo foreialot Der ct ubbruo / Solaric'
8ultanen. 3OlO 1erioner % meset
auas blep brRbt al be u~bflpn9eOe 9lip.
peltpfter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Gil q.

Gu religio5 Spitano er bruOt uO /
Nmop. Strange inoig0te 9rIitne er
blepns pinte og uO9le iaa orrbte. Zen
en9elite Niisiionar bleo angrebet al en-
ianatif Banoe % reOoeoe lit 2iu peo
at flDgte.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28

'g5,," "gs Spmaitine "Su5ueunen," Iom lea
lle S0mmey, orbeioer uomQrtet opot |
rt5 ~, r",'snoer. MIN aone er pe~liorugiet
gni',r ~ y tan anbeials ben til gnbper, iom
1t ., ~ goo gtalttne. Zen arbeiber baaoe
Rata SSSt J 6rast 90 Gents. q. q.
W. |al9n9ton grairie, Supa,
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
II bIanDe t.
Wierifo.

St0te SfOObrali0e. Stoobran0e
bar / flere Gage raiet / Sierra.8iers
gene, iDogIt for 8pen SnltiQO. 2uiins
Der Gcres Gfoulano er blepen goelagt
o. mango Samllier er 9jOrt bjeml0ie
ueo 6lammerne. 5lere @~eoebproer
meloes at pRre omtomne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
ro,eoes er p~uabe8pnot:
DIT iemtenoe @isconiin &e9i-
mentS Siltorie,
Of .. u Builett.

VII or bet paa Eioen at abpuuere for at faa
Fnpnotlieu ai De upe 5ortGnin9er.
9oorab'Y often leperer omirtns $3.50
.ya.ar QGieitoi ON aaret, % Veo Nrnen
B? Cher gcoe SortGlImser ON Naret, NIt
ben bluige 4riS s1.25.
g,r rne Vrrmipbpo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28
Vi u5la }.

gorgermeitersn | Woifau bleu ben
21oe os. ituot % orRbt al en- pis Nos
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28

Attend the Spring term of Prof. yslder's
school. Students are recei-ed at any time.
Decorah-posten., 1893-03-28

uSlummct meo fplseaoe interesiante Sno'
hOI0:
The evening world., 1893-12-09
THE HARLEM DRIVEWAY.

The arguments used In favor OF side
walks on both sides of the Harlem River
driveway at the recent hearing before the
Park Board were sufficient to prove the
fact that the people are on one side of
the question and a handful OF selfish In
divlduals who drive fast horses on the
other.
The principle involved Is precisely the
same as II the Park Commissioners should
decide that in the main carriage drive
of Central Park pedestrians should only
be allowed to walk on one side OF the
road. so as not TO annoy the drivers of
vehicles by crossing the road.
The pedestrians outnumber the drivers
more than a hundred to one. The former
are. therefore, largely In the majority.
Mr., Ellhu Root spoke senslbly when he
asked why the whole city should be
taxed for the exclusive benefit OF the
driving minority. while the walking ma
jorty Is practically excluded from the
full and legitimate enjoyment OF the ad-
vantages OF the expenditure.
II the three obstructive Commissioners
stlll insist on usurpinS the authority they
do not possess TO exclude the people from
this public ground, other and more posi-
tive steps should be taken to bring them
to sense OF their duty. Not another
dollar should be raised for the driveway
until the rights of the people are secured
The evening world., 1893-12-09
THE BLACK STILL SHOWS.

The Commissioners OF Accounts have
not whitewashed ex-Street Cleaning
Commissioner Brennan. They have tried
their best to do II. and may suppose they
have succeeded. but they have not. The
horse-purchasing record OF the Depart
ment while under Brennan In too much
tarnished to allow It's stains to be hid
dep by the thickest coat OF kalsomining
that could possibly be spread over II.
Commissioner Wahle advertised him
self In advance as an Official kaisominer
when he declared that the charges made
against Brennan looked to him like the
accusations Of disappointed horse deal
ers, from whom the Department declined
to purchase stock. This remark was
impertinent and improper. 1t proved
that Commissioner Wahle started In
with desire to whitewash Brennan. and
Is UNIT to fill the position he now holds
Is this flagrantly untruthful and col
lusive report to be the end of the mat
ter? Is there absolutely no desire nor
Intention to punish official frauds when
brought directly home to a department ?
Is Mr. Wahle to continue to make the
Commission Of Accounts a delusion and
cheat7
The evening world., 1893-12-09
pARTITIoNING THE sPous

A Republican conference" in this city
has occupied itself with Stating the
officers who are to be voted for and
elected by the Legislature when 1t meets
next month. MIR, Malby. of st. Law
renee. is to be made Speaker OF the As
sembly: Senator SaXton Is to be Presl-
dent pro TEN. OF the Senate. the chair
men OF the principal committees have
been decided upon. and the clerks and
other officials down to messengers and
doorkeepers are all to be named.
The conference" has very little TO
do with the members elected TO the
Legislature, or rather the mcwbers- elect
have very little TO do with the con-
ference. The men who are partitioning
the offices are the outside bosses. and
the chief of the conferrees is Boss Plat.
Indeed. It may be called the arrangement
OF legislative Platform. for the Sc
lections are all dictations.
Well, II the people get an honest Legis-
lature. and Mr.. Malby is said to be a
clean man. they will not be particular
as to where the organization comes from.
But there must be no counting out or
The evening world., 1893-12-09
How to Wear Q Bonnet.

In the first place to wear . bonnet
properly, says . writer in the Ladies'
Home Journal. presupposes that 1t Is
on ones head to stay, consequently in
pinning It to position great care must
be taken. do not advise long bonnet
pins, instead I suggest short ones. very
sharp ones that will not make holes in
the felt, and the use Of four or five. A
famous French milliner in showing a
somewhat fantastic hat, announced that
to make 1t look as 1t should, eighteen
pins would be required! Without going
to this extreme, I do think It wiser to
use three or four medium-sized pins in
preference to one large one. II you are
in the habit of wearing your hair low,
plat and twist q small braid. pinning
1t securely on the top Of your head,
and fasten your bonnet to 1t, for II you
attempt to pin 1t to the back hair 1t
will make you look ludicrous.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
THE SIXTH STRIPE.

supt Byrnes will Nil his thirty years
of service on the police force next Bun
day. and a sixth gold band will be added
to his coat sleeve.
These are honorable stripes, bright and
clean and crcditable. and such as any
citizen might be'proud to wear.
Thirty years Of faithful police work
means a great deal more than the mere
words imply. 1t means exhaustive labor,
impairment OF health and peril to life
1t means courage. determination and in
telligence to make 1t successful. 1t
means q devotion that IL ready at all
times to subordinate personal considera-
lions to public duty.
Supt Byrnes has made an excellent
record as policeman. as patroman, as
roundsman. as Sergeant. as detective. as
Captain. as Inspector as Chief Inspec-
tor, and. finally. as Superintendent. In
every position he has won credit and
honor, and the people would be fortunate
II they could retain his services on the
force for another thirty years.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
The Instalment Plan.
To the FdItor.

To the Editor:
Can a furniture dealer take away furniture
two lots amounting to 1900. on which have paid
ZOO ! agreed to pay IS per week Times being
hard have asked to be let or for two or three
weeks. but the dealers say ! must pay every
week or they will take my furniture away. l
cannot pay Have they the right to do IT.
c. W. N.
CThe dealer has no right to sszs any furniture
that he may have sold" you that has not been
paid for. His remedy 10 q suit at common law
for the recovery Of the value OF the property.
or for an much az remains unpaid for. Your
household goods arc exempt by law from seisurs
under the judgment he may obtain. He has
practically no remedy. But you did not buy
the furniture from this dealer. The ''instalmcnt
plan 10 not buying" The furniture does not
belong to you until you have paid every dollar
OF the amount due. Under the instalment plan
you FIRST buy from the dealer. Then you sell
back to the dealer. Then the dealer lends you his
furniture and you sign an agreement gtyinR him
the right to enter your premises At any time
and take his furniture away. On his part. no
agrees that when you have advanced q ear
tain amount he will give you q bill Of sale of
the furniture Under this arrangement, the fur
niture belongs TO the dealer until the las, dollar
10 paid. He has the right to take II nj .nv
time The person who does not buy. but borrovs
on the instaiment plan. snters into an axrsemsat
oy which he 10 bound. He cannot CRY on from
the performance Of his cootrsct. Ths vho,s
amount Of the furniture IL pledged To him. N
must % lost unlsas the contract 10 kept-Ed.
Evening World.l
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Answers to Ouestion..

n. ;. The correct expression Is How is
your famiIyr'
New Comer.-Look for list Of O. A. r. eam,.
in supplement OF City Directory.
A. L.-No permission 10 required to beoom.
a broker at the New York Custom House
J. W. C.-up-to-date grammar makes "thr..
teaspoonsful'' not three teaspoonsful'' the best
expression.
Lena Gallus-There Is an Association n, q
or II Clinton place which collects money due tn
workingwomen.
p. j. R.-The ladies and gentlemen who .,s,s,
at the Chrlstmas-Tree distributions are not paid
They do not ask pay and would not accept it.
r.. q. Stronghold can get the books Won man.
tion a. the Free Circulating Library on Forty
second street, between Seventh and Eighth ave,
nues.
NJ e. G.-You must put your case In the hands
Of lawyer II you wish to obtain the property 10
which you may be entitled. II IL is worth whiIe
having II Is worth while employing lawyer.
s.-Dec. p the sun rises at 7.2s, and sets nj
tSl O'Clock. That gives day Of nine hours
and hye minutes The sun begins TO set later after
tks 18th but the sun continues TO rise later until
Jan 81.
A.-Ths statute provides a method for changing
your name You should have the work done by a
lawyer, and pay him small fee. IL Is not neees-
sary. but convenient 10 go through this form
Your name 10 whatever you choose TO make Il.
G. X. A.-"on what day does Thanksgiving
Gomez have three amanacs The two OF them
say Nov. 20, the other one says Nov. 80" Thanks.
giving comea on any day which the President OF
the Governor or both. may select. What that day
gue2s at y. As In the old-fashioned Winters you
could read Look out for snow" 80 between
Nov, 20 aud 30 look out for the Thanksgiving
proeiAmstion- Ths Law does not N any data.
The evening world., 1893-12-09
German CrulIers

one cup OF thick. sour cream; one Gun
Oh sugar three cups Of sifted -four, two
esss, one-half teaspoonful Of salt, ono
heapihg teaspoonful Of baking powder.
one teaspoonful Of vanilla Beat the exrs
until light, then add the sugar; beat
again add the sour cream. mix, add the
vanilla and salt. Put the baking powder
INTO the sifted flour and sift again; now
aad this to the other ingredients. mir.
roll out on board. cut with a large.
round cutter; then with a small cutter
take out the centres. Drop them quickly
into boiling fat, brown on one side. turn
ana brown on the other. When done
drain and dust with powdered sugar. To
nave these perfect success the dough
must De as soft as you can possibly
handle 1t,
The evening world., 1893-12-09
Paramne Floors.

NJ. Burd, OF Lyons, has stopped abso-
lutely the sweeping of floors In hospital
wards. He has the floors covered with a
coat of a solution of paraffine In petroleum
which makes them impermeable TO any
thing. and gives them a brown tint A
single application lasts two years. Thus
prepared. the floors stand very well
wiping every day with a damp cloth,
moistened ny some antiseptic solution.
The same process can be applied with
advantage to barracks. schoolrooms and
other places. In private dwellings. where
the floors are covered with carpet. there
should be substituted for the ordinary
sweeping the use OF mechanical brushes,
which. instead OF making the dust fly,
collect 1t in special boxes. from which
II can be thrown into the fire. the great
destroyer and purifier OF all germs This
mode OF sweeping In especially requisite
In the lower stories OF houses. since
The evening world., 1893-12-09

II the subscription letters were half As
numerous as the sad little notes written
by the poor boys and girls who want to
be invited to the Christmas tree, and
are fearful of being forgotten by Santa
Claus. the Fund would be simply I'm
mense.
Here is ono Of hundred of the same
kind. 1t Is we'll written, that IL the pen
manship Is excellent. and shows that the
little girl has had good instruction, but
the contents should arouse the SYM
pathic interest of every reader who has
at heart the happiness OF childhood-and
An expression of that tenderness put
In the form of United States currency
and sent to 1.-THE Evening World" will
contribute to the entertainment OF the
little girl, her FIVE brothers and two
sisters and 1900 like them.
Here Is the letter as 1t was written;
To the Editor:
Dear Sir: am . girl I, years old. ! have ave
something for my christians . we never went
without anything before. Papa has ben out q
work months and my sister two. Mamma would
like to give everyone something but she can I
this year. My Brother is the one working and
he only gets dollars q week running errsnds
50 Z you have snyth!nE to spare will you please
North Second street, Brooklyn
Don't let these little ones go without
anything" This Is Columbian year.
They must not be forgotten.
so, II you have anything to spare
please think of her and all the others
who are suspicious OF Santa Claus's COM
ing NELL NELSON.
The evening world., 1893-12-09

The news that the Republican sena-
tors may, after all. adopt a policy of
obstruction in fighting the Tariff bill,
Is bad news for everybody. II such a
policy is followed. It will plunge the
country, Just reviving from one period
OF business uncertainty and distress, into
another and worse spell OF the same
sort Under an assurance that tho Tariff
bill would speedily pass. business could
be preparing to adapt itself gracefully
and as smoothly as possible to the new
conditions. With the time Of the final
enactment all uncertain. business can
do nothing. Importers and exporters
will be in suspense. All commerce and
industry will suffer. To force such a
state of affairs will not be an act Of
patriotism, or craftsmanship; while as
matter OF party politics, nothing would
appear to be more ill-advised. The first
announced intention OF the Republican
Senators to indulge only in legitimate
debate for a reasonable time was the
best one possible for their country and
their party.