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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Ser Supb1.s u, Ielp. 1orf.

q lew> 9 ort, 8. Jauuar. = &ler iueis
te.e am SrphuS eltlanite Hatleuten murOsu
teute iIiih III { r8lre1il ilocs6cipital 9eiGldt.
ndmlih: Sewp Syuie, 40 3ahIe aIt, aus
eem y@faritp.0Oipl;aI," rct,n ct aus Or.
34, gaparonruBe, getladt pcrteu mar; u.
Daud, 80 SATIRE alt, pcu DIR. II, 6. 2lue. !;
Scbu McGIioe, % Sabre alt, rUu 9tr. "a,
Saparr ltraBe; SEQ. oher.p, ebeniaQs BON
9ir. "a, Sapn1orgaEe. 9m GanSeu llup jett
53 Ysricneu ielt Dem l. 2e;ember pom
3uptus beiaQsu worben. Seute iriib ereis=
uetc it'd Der brittle Sooesiall an jeuer3raUt-
belt i'm rGiueriioe -polpital."
Nr. 9SiIion, &rai0ent Der Sauitdtsbez
h0rpe, bat 26 AerStc augeneat, nm Die per=
idjIsOsE.u yoglrhauier su ubsrlpadeu unO
Ie aQuddt!ld 81 iuipiilyeu. Gs gibt ia
icertlirte yoglrbduer i'll Der Stapt, uuo
man glaubt, bag Die Subl Der ernanuten
4erste biureldieu ruirr, alle bleIe |ofale su
controIireu. Syancts Seauc, 80 Sabre aIt,
NIB 9auiel SreHnaE, 45 Sabre alt, ipet
Natienten im uSeQeuue.Soipital," mur0en
beute 9tadlmltta9 nad) giortb brothers Ss=
lamb aebrat)t. IS ieQte iit herauS. paB
audi tie nit pem SppluS bebaItet ilub.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Wuteau oes staot.Reaiiirators,

~ . Scltlm are, cen 20. 8eieMber 1857.
TIE 2oTulIaJ: lux Den Durh6TIt Der StIGsez II
eSr StGeI Baltimore babeI tIucH poun6RoI9en unf
etIbttITcI SeTlt ubsr oic ReTthcIh 9siicntTHI
Snii niit0olsunStH uHo aIsaGbcH iur Die eoAoenHIrung
rRo' ben DuItbmb Ger Uortbz zIueuue. pon Der
EtlniT ActFue bis sur UtHez SdHz zSane IHGemaBhelt
e,r g;IoIonuHI yr. l43. pom piapor uno Stnota
Iai1t uon Baltimore am 10. Cttoesr 1881 9enebRI9,
nu5stitIiIaI uHo NIX oe9laubiQt.
Us rrIIo hermit bsianHt 9ematt, odB ole Sudtr
uEo Ndne btaaier NoribsApeuue I'M SuTeau oe5
Staei- PssltrdicTS oteibia 1aae Iaua RON heuIe
lItstn hI,lb,n ioa.n flIb Die Bruus Guer oGbe be-
t5sIiaisH BsTloaca, rolbreno peIer .Seu 9s9eH blc
SniihtIoaH9 btr gommlfdre IN tr9eHo elHeM Ses
rltic, pt.tts geIihl5bGItsit oGInber bsiet opptls
iiri ntretH fam. Sobu -. Wobb.
(304,l0,6,22) StapIsReaiftatpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Nhreau Dee carbohydrates

~ Baltimore, oen 20. SrJember 1S92.
2tc goWmlndre fur ocn Surh6udl Der StTdBen in
Der StCot Baltimore babcH ener pOlitunoisen mo
reTbehsrisE Ssrdt Ii6er ole rbobuIaseuerR,
SHtlhdoIsuHgeH uHb Au5gGben iur Die Sonoemnirune,
SmdbIetuEa uHo 8eTbreIteruH9 Der SctbeIitraf,e,
pOn beG GlIucrz bI5 Jur IopntHoz : trafe, IN 6e
nIdgbtlt Ger SsrrlonuH9 yir. Al, pom Uiapor Ino
SiaotTaIt ooH galuHoTc am % Aprll 1891 serebs
Eisi. GEss:Islilsl uno bel mir blntcrleat.
IS ptIb hItGmt brianHt q,madlT, oa6 Die Siicher
EEb eldnt b,iaSIcr SetbGIs Stra6e I'M Slreau oe5
iaot=M5lfIaioI5 oreibia 2aae lang poH beute on
:stE bi.bsn tur bic BruRa oner babel betbelltsten
VtTloHtH, pa5IeHe ptlt.r 3tt eeeeH Die @nid,eouHa
otI SoEmnT, II n9tHo tlHem 0cTIdlie, fUeldlt5 Ses
ItdisOaIt:u baIlb,T tat, GgpeuiGt wsIoen ianE.
sSohU II. Hobb,
10 q if,r,to~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Srtpat-Seint fit 0dntett
eor ttae na6 ibrer Nieoertuaft,

fran sr. 6larra, pr,iss,tI6nte @sburisb.lieria
Uit melTlahGleer lgaris cs 9liIiieaiH an Der Roe
HsIldleI HraUeH=aliHi. unb Gtbir=anfait" in TiaHs
den, SarcrE.
SehaHcelt al, Observation-Disclosures NIT b.f,m grfsts.
gHibiaouns iu Sauie $15; Soaro rHo 3iulmer SIS Pre-
Ssoae u1e aufparts. anes ftrens prIuat. 9pniultss
tiOu frei.
ser. sos, @eft:Sofman. etra6e,
tSuui2b,1S1) nabe SineeHs9geHae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
gDieoereroTnuns Der S6iHfebrt auf
oeut Sbip.

ciuna /, 5. Sauuar.-9ie Gis,
itauuug aui benz Shioiluiie bel heIgcr
Stapt IT gebrodIen uHo Nas Gis treibt fluB-
abmdrts, obne eyuGbnenspertbeH 9 Shaoeu
anaeridtet III habeu. Ser @aiieritano be-
trdst s.! SuB uno Der SluB ii in lauaamen
Stelgeu. Die AGulgatlon miro uJorgen
mleper er0iiuet weroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
RapitaI 9tulcsern offcriren mir,
oent gsrfamfe ttitteru orfen, fol=
aenoc SbIieationen:

Ser .gattluor.y 5ractionsGompGaHie" 5 EroSent.
t9ioro= =gaItmorer SlUIiton !. 9ppo=
tbtf
Ter ~StatsH 9sldno.r 0iHpio 2raniitz
SG6ns@ompa9H Hle"...--.....--.-..-. D Sro5eHt,
Observation-Disclosures qaraHtirte Cobb
SUlllutIoHen. Sinien IHo Sdpita BON
Der "SGtmorezSltosBab Babn9elelltGtt"
9uraHtirt.
Der -yatlmorcr 5ractlou-Gompaanie" g Broient.
9cu0H9erunas= uHo SerbeiieuH9s@
GootSblIgaroHen.
r8CIrtmore=9 9arISGIIaer GierbabH". > BroSent.
GrIbppoIbefuttite SauptliHlen > SbIiz
enloHcE.
rgcldtrc SaucspilesG ircirraier Sabr" g BroSeTt.
HrioTltdf5 RiGHoGHipuldl>SblI blIgatIo=
ncR gebaI5 3Irudsebung pon Seduez
REORGANIZATION GuSgcgebcH).
Der Observation-Disclosures Sabu7eomz
pdqnic" ......,.....:... ....5 8ro5,nt.
Observation-Disclosures sSbliaatloHeH
iilI biz iueltlidr SerldHaeruHg.J
rGoncoro GiarsmoHter glen6abH"
yt.p oampihtte. ............. .......... BrO5ent.
UIfbppUtBefagIide Sbllq0tioner. HGz
pltul aHo 3iH.eH UOH Der "forobGhH"
uno ort "SofioHz DlaIntr 8abn" sGrGrs
tlu-
Staoi Nmericus, Cd Northumberland. 6 8roSeHt.
Staot=@cbdUoc= IND StuIzSOligdtIOz
Salisburp 1Oiurbip, RonnH GouHtp,
Horoz9droliHd d......................5 Bro5eHt.
8I,li, uao aIe Austintt UerO,n auf aniudl.n ssses
ben.
SambIetou & onip., 8antiers,
$50 Yir. 3, z SOuIaItroge,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
NSte
1T Cure Qeber p?

1T Ser orientaliide SruB, ba
man pelB, baB CUTE Seiunbz
bsit nidt obns cine 9eiunbe
Qsbsr bsIt,ben lam. 8.nn
Die 2eber ltarr 1T, fnb bic
Gsbdrme mage unS oeritoplt,
Gle Rabruns lisst unosrOaus
lid i'm Ma9sn unO usr9iitst
ba5 glut; baufises SOpiwtb
iOlst, elm @eiiibl pOn Wfattis<
teit, SoIinunsslOiistsit ui.S
N.ruoftdt p.rrath, wie bas
game Spitem in unorbuuns
ssratbsn 1T. SimmOns'2sb.r'
9aesulator 1T bas Mittel se'
iusisn, nsbr Gsutsn bic S.'
iunbbsit unO bas Slid iuiss
. berju9sbsn, inbem .r ibnru
cine 9siunSs gebsr CAB, ale IFS
senS elm anbsrss auf @rbeu
bsfanntcs Wittsl. Gr pirtt
nit uuB.rorbentlia.r Strait
unb 8irliamfsit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
g t o t t E T.

Emo sut lonftlseH Spradiebler 6.tt srinhlib unA
fhutE ba5 Benz eftbeusSs Su{iitut" Vr SOS.
Ssn'2onManftra6s, uabt SiRseHsA Ap.Hue.
(SuHi&5, ,I2pi.fl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
St an fbet ttcn
alitrsn, plaft nnO Dorlirb Drilf.

Sbre SsbanOluuS unb Seiluns obne Otasen'
Dieoistuirung.
s,nHuitsn: Sdufs.s urinir,n, auffeben bts
Gad,t I'M su uriHlrcn, SfmtrJ ober SreuHen bei'm
QaIen o,s Naii.Ts, yiadltr0pielH pom urn, ndtofrI
Dies s,itJcben, S.rgro6cruHs Der Soritebornie nsS
SrlehI' ibe yIeuH'rantbtit.
Die cutieo.Hite pobItbdtise gSirfuHg nro trsI.ltI
neil man bic SclImlttel uHm ttteIbGr
am eiBs pes 2eioens appItiirt,
no ffe iit pom qrostcH glubcn crfueiieu iptroer.
g9enn Der Boius in ben Diaioarm eIHstfnbrt III, 10
rubt er unulitttlbar an Sla,HbaIs. SlGieniteiu,
Reii.rudbt Der Yelne uRo lSuse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Red, ute eu,tau,dt msreen.

ais sin o1s.m,iE.s 1samitn S.iImitta inr Dsss
p.rii:, trdst <,t.r, gtritopfuns s.brnu1t th
fam ltuaIs tinas Gnbsrcs uHo hin ME IN Der hers
se1etblatt,n gslTfras sntt6ib: Hor6en. Or ibeiHt
ttInabe ,int col!ommeE. Sur fur alt 9Tanf9stta
hss Hiastns une Der Glrue 81 itin.
a. 70. ). NcgtIs9, WatoH, ga.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
0aHe!
Ya1Ge!

nr SeiI. i'm guscree heioTst ian,rbGI5 "a .uHfsI
al tsneut.Ho herabsteettm gyeiie
Gouare Raine,
G6e SaItimsg,frafs EEo Bci:zSifsc.s 4ceHue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
2se6dn0funa.

Spe,ifiide SeiImittel iiir ipeSiitidJe Seioer.
1. spesifiidl + Rnrius, bel Shrpdibt> ausfllis
zen, S,rStopisn, 9ald,udmerBen uu. s5 6. einseIne
Sdadtel; Der uolfdRotae SuriuS nit orti S4ottcln,
reiteHo Gui Dlonatc, SO.
2. 9utiue Vr. II, fur Wdnnerinipadle.
Cine Shadte iir einfadbe ODER riids 6dae So; bret
SGdteIn fir itper. unb dnoauerHoe 5Sdle bel DtdHs
nern iber ben mttIercn Sabren, ihmaden Ssuten NM
sl5 iir orei 9iouGte.
3. Iitr r:nbIaisn<Ssursu6, bel llriHs, SIai,ns
urb Borfteboruicnz gtlhneroen. &int S6ad)tel $4y
srpel Sdhadtelu IS. brct SdbadteIn $40.
l. xraftigeuoer &urinS. btonoers s,eienef
ols Stdrfuns inr BeroneH, neIde 5u berdtbtr beob'
fidtieen. Cine Sdo6teI 81, breI SdlattelH $40 fiT
orei pioHate.
5. Slmtreiniaunas=Sfu =SfurSus, GtrOpbeIu, uns
reines Elut uirp. Cine Shahtel So; oretmoHntllfG
SebaRolUne ooer Doner 3urius $40.
BUD nit 3eusniiier uHo 9e6rautsautueiiuu9 gras
tis. Dion itreibe an
DR.. HANS TRESKOW,
0r. 822, Sroaowan, Rtws9orf, r. I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
9er. 2.

itc Gedugc eiu;uliihreu, sic iets bon 3u1
gabsu begleltet wer0eH mliieu.
Nlult, 0eitertelt mo bublte NtG0dlen
bat Die uNyeudl 6oau @ompanp," meldle
Sicie 2Sod)c I'M pSo ~ u o.
r II III" tGglIh Smel Sorlteuuu9eu Glebt,
aui ibrem Yro9ramm periproden, nn0 eS lit
oarum aud) fem 28unoer, G1B Seiuder ndI
qelteru iebr SahlreldI oaielblt ciuianoeu.
0a,u tommt. OaB I'M Iad)eiigureusSabiuet
iutereiiante giOuiItcu aulgeltellt llnb, Die
nad) Oen 3eituunqeu OcS irau;0iiidIeu Siloa
bausrS 9tero De 8erielli beraelellt murOeH.
9as Spfer eincr stbprtion.
8bilaoeI eIph q, >. Sfannar. - Sri.
elizabeth &. Niartou, Elm id0ueS tSraleIs
simmer pou % Ijabreu, iuelde BET lbrcr per-
beiratbetcu SdImeltcr Ill Der S.ueeu Saue
iu@ermautomu lebte, itdlb beute III Feuna
iulpauier Ooipltal" all ben Nolgen elmer
pom Or. SucDrld) NleilerielO pOggcnoma
menen AbOrtlor. Dr.. MetiterIelO, eu III
ltr. 500, Siio-1. SuaBc, nobubalter oeuta
id,er 9lrSt, uoll;o9 Die Operation an legteu
DiitnuolD i'll ierUem Oauie.
Die Sd)meiicr suuBte 9tid)tS uou tem 3us
ffauOe Gliiabctb'S uuO be9te NIdlt ben ges
riuaIten SerOaft. gtadl Der Operation
bradJte oas NidOd)en Sluet tootc Sinoer Snr
99clt. WeIiteylelo, belien 8epntatlou nld]t
Die bette 1T uuO berettS auelcr anoereu
4bortioncn buber inter Surgidaft feht,
lOmie iene @uttlu iiUp uerpallet uoroen.
Die Yoli,el meB entmeOer BEN 9tamen oeS
SerIiibrerS Der SeritorbeHcn nld)t oocr nil
benIclbcn uid)t nenueu.
- Sin poluild,er Naltr, 9tamenS 9SieEs
;un8ti, iOu rGbe SlcIoilOd, YoeH, nebit
ieiucm Yieroc BON SS0l1en Scrrlnen morOen
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Ser Sentife Correspondent,
9dslid,, pobertlidb urb SoEntoss,
.,,,>

Nu8IIlp,
s. gfaiuc. tfistntbiimer nuo Neoafteur,
eaoueftzGfe Saltmort= StraBe mo Boit=SFcessl sslp,.
Trcis ocs tasIidls,i @Iattes burtb Srdaer in soIs
tinIore uno in Der HadlbaVhaft beiorst, 12Is @ts;
fdsiidle TEo Sonutnee sabe Is Gts pro
G3ote,3ohlhar uobentit on Die ssidtt beiorg:zbeH
Grd9er-Saaiid, Hsbf Sounta 90 zAue anbe unt:r
Scit i'm @erhdItnis; iiiy bic wodIcntlidbt siueaabc
nit SonHta9 9sblatt, poroirei, init Ab,ua tur Slu6s
$3.50 oyo 5GHr, TGp irge1o eiHem Srte oes IJHiaas
bes, 81 rat europa. Souuta az Q =slusaabs IL
pro Scbr.-Sos bette uno biuieite oeutidlc Btatt
IN ben Wittsl= Hno SloitaGteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
aauber.lln.veisu in RuiNfd,sgoIem.

Sslen, }. SaNuar. = Die Seh0rben in
9&arIdau btiiuoen ld) i'll arOBer autyeguua
Iber Die 3unahnle be5 &anOteu. lluDelenS
i'll ruiiid]eu Bolen. >ju Der OIL bu5 Dllrel-
d)rid)e Gali;leu grcusenben Yrouins 5farem
tricb siue ;panSi9 Diaun rarte &duberz
banbe, all pcreu Splte ELL selpiiier Sultan
ssopte iieh,, laEgcre 3eit ihr llnipeIen. 1T
icbt nadI elmer beiuuper5 fre6tn Haublbdt
uon Gruppen Guige5obeH uno Dln9feit &C.
mad)t porpeE. Sic 9tduber Ieli!eten Dor
ibrer Geiaugeunahme cem 0tilltdr SSiosr-
ltouo uuO psrmuuoeten mshrerc SolOateu.
Glne gro6e yeuee geraubt.r Gegcui.dnDe,
ionic etu reit)er Sauer, iueldIen ole 9tduber
aeianeeu gleltsu, mn itine Sreunoe sur
2abluua Don yDIe9elo su smiuseu, murben
III Der S8ubuuus Soptea auigernueeu. -
Cine anoere, l6 Maun itarte HaubsrbanSe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Tic miIiiar=s,prIa

Scrlin, 3. ,jauuar. gS1breuo Ger
aampf I'M bic @iilltaroodage nod tobt,
tiinoigt Die hteii9e uYcit" an, puB pemnddl1
rod) enc peitcre NiiiltdrpOrlage elngebraht
ueroen iou, Queroiugs eire, ole uerbdltnlB
udBtg scriuge 2luforoeruugen i'll finan,leiler
ScStebuu9 llellt. IS hancelt ilb einladl
Im cine &orlaae, weld)e A! 0tiuloneu
gtarf sum Sau eiuer NtilltGrbahn Don
8uumersporf uad) Siitcrbo9 auSwlrft.
Guaeu 9idter reduet i'll Der u6relInnl-
zen 3eituus" aus, NaB Die 2urultubrun9
oer slUerjdbrlgeu 0ienitSejt inter Selhehal-
unq Der iegiaeu 6riepcnSildrte peS Seercs
.d6rlid) uur eiue Wtebrausgabe pom 10 Wtll.
itoueu Oiarf U0tbi9 mad)eH miirpe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
1as Npfer eincr 9(bprtiott.

- Sin polHilder Dtaltr, 9tamenS SSicr'
;luinSIl, iOQ Eabe 2lclohOd, Eo!eu, nebit
ieiucm Gicroc BON 9S0IIcu Serrllcu worOeH
iriu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04
Rod Elm gampIer perIoren.

2onDnu,3. Sauuac. - Ser an 9. De-
;ember Don Nmferbam uad 4btlaoelpba
abgegaugeue brttrd)e GaufoampIer uSear
Greet" Gapitdn 9fpau, 1T iumltten oeS atz
lautiifeu 'S;caus III iinteuDem a3uItanbe
auigegeben morOen, nahoem lbu Der uou
@aIueitOu na0 yiuerpool peIlnlmte Oaus
pier n2leon" mehrere Gage lang im Sflepfs
tan gehatt bate. Die Mauuld)aft uuroe
burd) ben y9teou" serettct mo uad) Slper=
pool Qebrad1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-01-04

griii unldusit brs SdloB Ses Sarons Sto'
uoib nahe 9llerauOrouo, GO WsiIeu neltltd)
uou &uridau, au, muype jeOod) bon ben
Sebieuten 0eS Sarous nit Siilte elmer Ius
sahl SaEern aus. Der 9iad)baridlaIt suriId=.
geid)lageu. Ne6rere Yerlonen purben aur
beioeu Seiten perluuubet. 9luS Der llnl9e
bun9 bon 9auaoa werGsn GaultdIe Soriole
sereloet.
&owis 8arrs 3bronreoe lit oeu pprtnaief=
Sdhcu Sprtes.s
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S6JNttttpaNreU I'M rSoWeU Sh0tHl"
air. l9. 23elt.yerlnQtonsSuaBe.
(luo.31-O
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05

Let us take turn with the ANIMALS and
rsects OF metaphor. The Scotch have
aging: "You have bee in your bonnet"
The meaning is that the head has a new
idea or fancy that is for the time para
mount. "Your head is full OF bees" is
an old-time phrase meaning that dreamy
theories have taken possession OF the
brain. The connection between bees and
the soul was once generally maintained;
hence Mohammed admits bees to para
disc. The moon was called "bee" BY
the priestesses Of Ceres and the word
lunatic still means one with "bees in his
head"
"The wolf at the door" is a common
expression in all countries, and we say OF
n ravenous eater: "He has a wolf in his
stomach" II implies hunger, starvation.
IL is said that there are people who use
the term literally to frightcn their young
children into habits of industry and
economy, so that the wolf OF hunger may
never appear at their doors.
"A frog in the throat" 10 common
expression referring to husky speaker.
IL smell a rat F" has long been a popular
saying when some mystery has been de
covered or n hidden clew found. IL was
an Irish barrister who got of the mixed
metaphor: "I smell a rat, see him wav-
ing i'm the air; but II we are careful we
shall nip in The bud. ."--Deiroit Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
SELECTING CARPETS AND RUGS.

Some Sensible and Practical sugges.
tions I'm Regard TO II.
II there is one thing dear TO the fem
inine heart il is the selection of carpets
and rugs, and when this line OF shopping
presents itself, women go in couples
the American man, as a class, knowing
absolutely nothing OF floor coverings.
IF it pleases my wife it pleases me"
said good indulgent American husband.
There are three methods of treating the
drawing room floor. First, the carpet
when selected with taste has for its body
color the tint that sheds its soft lig hit
from the four sides of the room. 1t
should fit in all the corners, with or
without border, laid over soft lining
which protects the seams from wear and
tear, forming groundwork for the furni-
ture Of the room. Second, q large, thick
rug can be laid, either OF foreign or
American manufacture, which should
cover the centre of the room. The floor
can be stained in tints of either walnut,
cherry or oak to match the rich dyes Of
the rug. The rug itself should be lined
with carpet lining, making it pleasant to
the foot, and serviceabe for wear. The
last treatment is simple and effective.
Select a good japanese mating COM
pletely fitting the floor. Any number Of
large or small Turkish rugs placed here
and there, a tigers SIX in or black Angora
rugs would greatly add to this cool, de-
lightful and picturesque apartment.-
Good Housekeeping.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
HOW TO BROlL A STEAK.
Perhaps You May Find q Hint Here
Worth Knowing.

Perhaps You May Find n Hint Here
Worth Knowing.
Never wash steak il il can be avoided.
This advice does not meet with the appro-
baton of some cooks, but these neat
bodies are very careful il the meat is
given drenching TO wipe 1t perfectly dry
before cooking. Before you place your
stake on the broiler see that your fro is a
glowing bed of Goals, and have close at
hand butter, salt, pepper and hot plat
ter. Now place the cut on the broiler
and drop it upon the Goals for two min
utes, when it must be turned. In this
way you secure the juices, and il is then
ready to receive . more moderate treat
ment.
Watch it constantly, and turn SO dex-
terously that it will not smoke or scorch.
Ten minutes is all that is needed for a
rare broil. Take keen blade and cut
into the thickest part. II the heart has
lost its purple tinge transfer at onco to
the dish. Sprinkle literally with bits OF
butter, salt and pepper. Unless you have
q hot water dish do not send the steak
in to the table until all the family are
seated. Tough steak may be made eata-
BILE by laying it on a board and max ing
slight incisions in the meat, when, II 1t
isrubbed with the strained Juice OF q
lemon and placed on ice over night, 1t
will be ready for breakfast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
ENGINEERING FACTS.

The Romans built the first dikes in
Holland.
In 1850 there were ASIA lighthouses in
the world.
The diamond drill is pointed with black
diamonds.
Asphalt pavements were first laid in
Paris in 1854
All twisted boring tools are OF Ameri-
can invention.
The first Eddystone lighthouse was
erected in 1853.
A tunnel between Dover and Calais was
proposed in 1902.
The coast survey OF the United States
was begun in 1877
The first coast light in the United
States was in 1873.
The total cost of the Suez Canal ex-
ceeded f20,0Oo,OO0.
Pontoon bridges, with copper pom
toons, were invented by the French about
1872
Roebling's railway bridge at Niagara
has span OF S21 feet, with SO feet deflec-
ton.
AT the beginning OF the eighteenth
century oil the European armies had
pontoon trains.-St. Louis Globe Demo-
crat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
A USEFUL DRY GOODS BOX.
How One Can he Converted Into a Very
Handsome shoe Box.

II is an undeniable fact that q dry
goods box Is capable Of many things. 1t
is already quite accustomed to being
converted into shoe box. Such pretty
one was seen the other day that ii Is
worth describing. The top of the box
was covered with a cushion of light pink
uncut velvet bound with a heavy cord of
pale green silk. The sides ofthe box was
then covered with pink silk. The front
of the box was removed and a shelf made
to fit in between the two sides. A pale
green silk curtain hung before this shelf,
q dainty curtain with wild rose design
over the faint green background. When
the curtain was pulled aside row of
shoes could be seen. One side Of the box
was ornamented with the legend: "Rest
for the Weary" which inscription the
owner said applied strictly to the shoes.
The shoe box WAS great convenience,
making 1t an act Of comfort to button
ones shoes when using it as seat. 1t
was placed in the room of young
woman, whore all the decorations were in
pink.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
E.COnODly,

Little saving housewives, learn the les
son OF economy at the beginning rather
than at the end. There is no economy in
doing without a servant in order to put
away the money for a new gown. You
will be too tired to wear it. There is no
economy in shutting up the best part OF
the house and keeping your dear ones in
gloomy rooms because the others must be
kept in readiness for company. What
more honored guests could you ontertain
than husband and children? Do not
skimp the body to fatten the bank book.
Doctors bills run up much more quickly
than those OF butcher or baker. Remem-
Der this, and be wise little woman,
practicing true domestic economy in
real saving, but not by bringing discom-
fort to yourself and your dear ones by a
foolish system OF pinching and contriv-
ing that will wear you out body and soul.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
once ,. q q, the Lice License oo%mi:sIopsss. nm q s

ONCE OF the License Commissioners.l
City Hall, Providence. Dec. %, 1891
Applications for transfer OF license 10 sell pure
spirtuous Intoxicating and malt liquors have been
made by the following named persons:
bruok. Herbert j.. l3S Pine street. 20 John Garst,
same location.
Butler. Peter. i5j South Main street. to A. ID. Wal
ther, same location
Drury. John r.. ass Valley street. 10 Michael Nc
Caryille. same location.
Garst. John. 264 North Main street. 20 Fred Ruhle
- same location.
Hackelt. bernard Franklin avenue to 90 Frank
lin avenue.
Kayana gn y. J.. ~ Gano stree to j. J. Sui van
a Co.. came location.
kinnard James. 33t Atwells avenue. 20 j. Luks-
nasky, same ooaton.
Rooney. Patrick 233 South Main street TO j. j,
. Power and q. Il, Oakes. same auOn.
smith, VIM C., l2S Plain street, 10 Patrick
- Okeiy. same location.
McCarville Michael. lli9 Atwells avenue, TO
. Michael McGovern. same location.
McElrOy. James. estate 377 AtWells avenue, TO
. Hugh Mooney. same location.
McGarty, Patrick. 127 PLAIN street. to Michael Nc
- Garty, same location.
Walther. A ID 81 Pine street. to Andrew I. Stew
art same location.
The Board OF License Commissioners win be In
session In their Office City Hall, SATURDAY, jan
udry IA, 80. at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. at which time
ana place all persons so desiring may be heard on
the matter OF granting uch application.
GEORGE H. BURNHAM
JOHN NJ. TUDLFY.
DENNIS j. MCCARTHY,
dZS-ht License Commissioners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-01-05
HOME HINTS And HELPS.
SUGGESTIONS THAT WILL INTEREST
ALL THE H0USEKEEPERs.

Aids for Increasing Home Comforts
A Usefsl Dry Goods Box Selecting
Carpets and Rugs-The Way 20 DO
It-Economy-JavslIe Water.
at is a fallacy to suppose that UNDER
done meat is wholesome" said a phys
ician. at Is distinctly unwholesome.
All food-meat, vegetables and bread
must be properly cooked IL they are to
be properly digested. In schools, espec-
tally, half-cooked beef is frequently
given to boys with the idea that it is
strengthening. This is a mistake; it is
never half as wholesome or digestible as
il thoroughly cooked. 1t is true that
sometimes shredded raw beef is given in
exhausting diseases, but this is as a
medicine, and like most medicines, 1t is
positively injurious to healthy persons"