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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-12-13

Girl for general Homework in small family.
Apply at A Chestnut st. decidu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-12-13

capable girl for general housework. Mrs
F. S. Lyman, 81 Winthrop St dec12dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-12-13

Ladies to know that they can obtain milk
weed pods for fancy work, 15c. per doz., pos
tage paid. Address Box 4l6, Hallowell, Me-.
dec12d1w*
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-12-13
LOST.

small pocketbook, containing $3.50. VIII
the finder please leave at No. s, Lincoln street
Hallowell, and be rewarded nov29dtf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
go. 2, 43@44c; 0o. 2, metBer, A@453.
$50. 8, 42@43e8; SEQ, 3, weiber, A@44&c.
SGmereteu = Seine 8~ertGufe.

SEQ. 2, 43@44c; geo. 2, meiBer, 44@454.
go. 3, 42@43e8; 9eo, 3, petBer, 44@44&c.
SGmereteu = Seine 8ertGufe.
alsemeiner Proouftcnmarft.
6ol9eltbe preiie purbeubei sr0Beret 9ar=
tteeu e~rSielt: s..i -, -
8ntter- gefe Creamery @aQre 1876;
quite 15&@16c3 ntittelmdBtge 14@t5c; 8ofrp,
bette, lac; mittel9ute NIB quite 11@13c; frtz
i@er 9adins Stod &c.
8nttertn - Gaa Safe 0arp 114c.
empire 1896; bette Greamern 15c; 6linoiler
14c; it &oQs ober tleilteu @ebinben 4@1c
mebr. +5r -
&ale = bette ,5ua Cream Gbebbars"
s@s4c; oSwi1S" s@S4c; 4gouus Amerifa"
84@88c; na6gemo9ter S9mei5er 1s@13c;
p8rid" 7@9c; 9innbur9er 8@S4c.
Sobnen- 8ete ,9tapies" $1.80@1.S5;
ntitte!9ute 81. 75@180; nit Der Weaibi1le 9es
reiniste S 1.25@1.75.
s@ter- 12c bas 9ubenb. .sL. @s71!4a
9eflit9el = lebenoes, Strfen 5@7e;
9ibrer 7c; 6ennen 8@-c; olte ultb inn9e
|-@-c; @nten 74@8c; fir @Gufe has
0nbe1o $500 unb $500; 20 prin9 @bidens"
14@18c.
Sante- SEQ. /, s4@38: go. 2, 2, 24@
24c; geo. 1, @alf, &c; &alop, No. !, gu AZ
90; SEQ. 2 gu 44c.
Obt = seDorrtes; aepfe(, fiinftli6 ee=
trodnete, 11@134c bas 9funb on Der 9onHe
9eborrte 11orolt6e 64@73c; Bfirii6e -@-c;
8ronlbeeren T@-c; 6imbeereu 18@19c;
@altfornil6e Nprifoien -@-c; ni6t gez
i9alte Ct; BRaumen -@-c; &oli1en:
,2oloou GaDers" -@-c bas 6tlt6e1t;
yMustateler" -@@c; loie -@-c. Sirs
i9en 94@10f.
obi frii9es: aepiel $780, unb
&c., lie mad Der Site; 8anqnen S1.50
@1.75.
@%ttronem, -Meflina, S {. 5O@5.O 90.
Oran9eu- California 9apels SO
= bic 8iite; Seedlings S-.-@-.-.
4%nanas - Qtuserlelene Naare S .00@
700 Die Crate.
Grqnberries- @iscoutn 8eq urb
@6errp SO bas Sap; Gope Sob SO;
bette Seriep $-.-@-.-.
@rben- 9etrodrete, eriiite, 873@-c.
&artoffeIn = our1eiuonber 75@85c
per 8ulbel. gfeue Gartoiieln s .00@2.50 bas
SAT-,
Grbbeereu- 81. OO@1.95 per Sale.
Sta6el 5000 90 per SAFE.
6tmbeeren $1.50@S2. 90 per Gaie.
&trf den 81, 00@S1. 90 per Sal e.
aep - G5c@S1. 90 bie gor.
9pntg = @etBer &lee, III Gtuube abge=
tbeilt, 11b@124e; lli6t 10 bed, 10@11c; bH11=
fel 10@10tc Oas Yfuno; aus9elaiieuer
5@6c.
-@emHfe- @eiBfrout, Mobile. Before
9orte SO Die Grate; SlImentobl
5Oc@1.0 90 Die 8or; 9alat $1@1,2 5c boB TaB;
SeQerie OF bos Dubenb; g6eiBe &iiben
&c bos 8uibel; 5tedriiben -c@S-
boS Sap; Meorriiben 25c@-c Die 8or;
Not6e 8tiben 25c bos 0ubenb; @urfeu
20@25c bos 9utenb; Gg9 4lani % Oas
0ueenb; Surge Gr6ien 81 ,50c@S1, 70 Der
Sale; 3piebeln, iun9e @ bos 4@8ulbelz
&iitben 8pmaten 81. O0@1.50 Der Sale, ct
SDrbe. unb -c@S- a 4 Scribe; 9pQr9el
5000 per 8or. &obl, ct. 9ouiS 1880
1.50c bas Sap. 8obnen 90c@S1.00 bic 8or.
Seieuc orn- 9ut Der 8abn lair" bis
o@6otee", grimes 34@3tc; mittleres, roth
oOer blaBfarbig 3@34 raub ultb 9rob 2@24cS
,,@boice", grimes, 3u @arpets8iriten &c,
), Setfzmorfin9", grimes 24@3c; ROTH ODER
9elb eu~bi9eubes 24@3e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

bis 3~iuanSig MtQionen Dollars G5Dlo 3u
f0r6ern. SIN Dem 200 WfeiIen lan9en un6
80 Wfetlen breiten @olblan0e ltn0 Sau>
Senoe bon Wenld9en, Die bis 5ul11 DDrigen
Sabre in Stlber8ruben t6Gtig tparen, ent>
ueber bcrettS in @olbbergtperfen beibGf=
tigt o6er luben etfri9 nacb nelten Nbern.
Ser picbtisfte Srt in btelem 0tltrtcte lit
6aS in Den 3ettungen p6brenb Der lebten
Sage 10 bdufi9 genannte Cripple
Greet. Son bort tDurbe tnl borigcn
Sabre Sob i'm g8ertbe bon $1,000, 900
b~erlan6t, un6 na9 8oqenOung Der beiben
i'm 8au beQriftenen @iienbabncn bofft man,
ben 8etrag auf 81, 000, 900 iteigern 3u f0n>
nen. Cripple Greet liegt 9400 SUB iiber
benz @alieripie9el bes Oceans, tpeitficb bon
8iefe's Scat unb ettpa 20 Oeeilen bon
COLORADO Springs. Scr Srt bat ungefGbr
1000 @inpobner, beftebt Sumeiit aus 8lodz
bduiern unb einit0figeu 6olSbaraden, nit
percinseIten atpeiit0Gigen Steingeb6uber.
Cripple Street. 1T norOerbano nur per N6ie
su errcidbcn, bat aber eleftrtibe 8eleub=
tllng, WaiierIettung, 3tpet Sanfea, Eeles
p6on unb Itebt 0ur6 stpet Selegrapben=
LINEN nit ser 2%luBentnelt in 8erbtnoung,
10 baB bic tdglib eribeinenbe 3ettung Der
8eipobnern an isbem Worgen ale ntcbtigen
9tacbri6ten aus Der 9ansen 8elt b~orfe9en
farm. QuBer Cripple Greef limb nod Elm
babies 0ubenb St66te in bemlelben 9t7
ltriGt i'm Gntiteben begriffen. Gin anberer
9i1trtft lit unter benz 9tamen: v9aS
feline &0nigrei6 bon s. tlp n" befannt.
Seine 6auptitabt, Central GitD, bat Elm
paar taulenb @tntpobner, beltebt aber i6on
ieit finfSebn Sabren unb Bat aaiGbrli6
@olb i'm Wertbe BON etiDa S 100000 ge1
~liefert. @ilptn @rnntp bat lett Der @ntz
bcdltl1g Ser @olbfelber i'm @ansen fir
$75, 0OO, 900 0es gelben "details ~probu3irt.
Son Soabo Springs in Clear Greet
GountD pir6 ieBt Elm Sunnel in ben Sea-
ton Mountai1 getrtcben, Inn bic @olos
abern 81 erretden, Die man bon Der Sber7
flGcbe uicbt dusbeuten fonnte. Ser 3lnz
mel iou flint Meilen lang tperben, ettpa
tauleno SUB ltnb nDQenbet unb man 6offt,
i'm in ettpa bier Sabren fertig itelen 81
f%0nnen. Ote l1nternebmer 9lauben, Nbern
nit einem @olo8eDalt bon 5000, 10000
burdb tbr Merf 5~u9Gn9lieb Su ma6en. Sn
Colorado f6eint man it6 bamit 81 perz
i09nen. bah Die Welt mebr Cob unb uicbt
me6r Silber %perlangt. Otit berlelben @ne
er9te, nit Der man ttcb bor tlntSehn. Sab
rem auf Die 60roerung bes tpeiBen "details
mari, piOmet man licb iebt Der bes eelben.
NlttoritGten neGmen an, baB bis auf Me;z
teres Cripple Grccf 81, 900, 900, @ilpin
@euntD $4,000, 900, Qeaooille $4,000, 600
unS Clear Greet $4,000 idbrli6 lteiern
fptr6. Sn bier ober flint Sabren, tpenn
Ser oben eripdbnte NetpDpuiezGunne Sic
reiben 9tbern i'm Seaton Mountoin err
retbt bat, miro iib Die g~robnftiOn uner=
meBlt6 itetgern.
- Ser 8aLtimurer @tnpan6erungse
@ommtiiGr &ubD bat foIaen6e @intpanbe1
rungsz Statiitif fir ben W}onat Mtai aus
geerbeitet. SIN 6afen 8altimore'S lanse
1923 @inmanberer an, barunter 757 mdnn9
licben unb 666 peibll4en @ci6Iebts. Sic
brac6ten i'm 0ur6i6nttt Die Summe bon
$48,03 pro 9eriOn nit, Die Statiitit
tpar. mic foLdt:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
9aS mar1rle 8etter bat iiG
eu0lid tingeiteut..
Die bette 5abres3eit, UNI drOniiden Gatarrb
III frriren.

Na9 Undergraduates Gangem :3Dgern lit
Der Sommer en6lib sefommen un6 1T es
ieBt fir q lie, bic an cbrOnii6cm Gatarr6
Ieiben, an Der s3eit, ii9 elmer aratliben
8eban0lung 3t unter3ieben. 9ie 9r6Bte
S6ipteri9feit nit ser man BET Ser 8ebanbz
lung 6es bronIi6en Gotarrbs au fdmpfen
BAT, lit, baB BET 8atient mdbren6 Der 8e>
banolung ltb tpieber erfGlten unS 10 Bic
&ur per309ern fann. Die W0elibfeit lit
in Der ausenbliflieben Sabresseit taft edn37
LID geicbmunben, unb iolte baber Sober
bieie @%elegenbett, itb ~bebanbeln gu laiien,
benubcn.
Der ri6tige @es, bic &ur au beginner,
1T, Dor ieber Wabl5eit unb Dor bem S6laa
fengeben einen T6celoffel poG 8e7ruzna 81
nebmen. Die 9ofiS muB na1 un6 nab
10 pergroBert tperben, oaB na6 bier 8o1en
ie spei SuppenlOfel boa etngenommen
perben, Sails Der Gatarrb 0ann nod nicbt
9dn3li6 beieitigt, iDreibt an Or, 6artman,
columbus, ., Qtntport %fo1tenfrei.
Sober 9atient loQte ein gremplar hes
Sanity 8bpltctan" SEQ. 2 baben, Elm 81
ieitlacs Bampblet, baB cine senaue 8ez
i6rcibung Der SDmptome, Der ltria6e unb
Der 5etlung oes 9ronil6en Gatarrbs emit
bait. 9ratis an trgen0 cine Noreiie eez
1Qn6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

9ur6i6nittS=
gelui6t 100 ID al

@6afe. 3ufubr 500 @tid sesen 1893
Stiid am pOri9en SonnabeuO. Sas @el6Gft
mar iebr laI.
gertauft wurbe1 inter Qtltberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

20 Sabre alt unb SET oerpeeenfte 8anbit
beS 2anbe8 felt Seiie Sames. Sein Glterer
8ruber Sob, Ser friibere 6auptmann Der
8anbe, 1T Dor stpei Sabren bel benz Gampf
init 8iirgern lit GoffeDbiae I'M &anfas err
i9oiien tporben, unb Elm iitngcrer 8rllber,
Der BEL ber1clben @elesenbett pertpunoct
ipurbe, iiBt auf 2ebens3eit i'm 3uAt6auS.
Oa aucb Der 6albinbiancr 6enrD Starr,
Der Nnfiibrcr BET Starr@8an6e, in Sort
Smitb in Nrfanias %gefan9en iibt, 10 9i6t
es feineu yberiibmten" 8anbiten mebr in
Sflaboma un6> BEN @rensltaaten. @s
Ieben mod bier Sriiber 9alton in Oflaz
bona = @barIes, Coleman, 9ittleton unb
Simon = boa itnb b;eie ebrliche Sarmer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
-1tno-
Ollie Gr0nfleiten ber Qe0er.

9torunQ Der 8erbouiugs=OrQan b~erribren @er=
ltopfung. tnnere 9GnprrboibeH, @lutaubroug I'M &ppf,
Salre I'M Mta9eu, GeiSuug 5uut @rbredbei, SDDbreuuelt,
9btoerlpillen gegeI ytabruug. Gdnuere in Mager, iaures
@HtltoBen, %nnrnbtger 0ersiDtog. Gridatterang ooer @r-
itldungseufdle benz 9iegeu, YlioneH, Gleden peer Sc
S @ tttn npr esa Gn9en Tle9er ltno onnlpler %sOpti4Eer5,
S0mer5en in Der Seite, @ruIt, ben Glteomagen, uu6
plbBltd perft6rfte5 3eraflopfen ,breuueuDes GefiiD( in
Den NHeihtbeilcr.
Giuige 9oien pon 81 obtpop's 4t1len beireieu bas
S9itent BON b>n g%elaHnteI geidperoen.
prels 25e pes Gdad)tet.
81, bebcn bel auen slpotbeecrn.
Wtan Idreibe an 9r. 3tnbipaD s. g., 50. 8. @or
B65, gtep BORT, fir eine1t 9tatbQeber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
NtebmArft.

@btcosO, Sd, IS. sunni.
gm @tnbpieb m-arft betrus bic GUS
fubr 700 -StHd 9e9en 1854 am port9eI
Sonnabenb. 9te Breile fiir Stiere fielen UNI
1O@15c. unb fir teranii9es gieb nm 25@3Oc.
8ertauft wurben utter Nnberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Bad aroEen@elelrten Il. Gewan0erte nG peiialiHen,

&atarrb &ebIe. 2unee, Seber, 99Spepfio, unoerbort.
It9teit uno ole 3rautbeiterI, peld5e Die @luqelpei0e, ben
WGa9en Il. l. 10. beeiufuien 9torrboe, 8p1eutern &C. -
Stt9t= tttte SS01gt &ranfbelteu, Sel6luIire, 9SIeden,
Rtmples, GcrDpbeln, 8lutDergiftung, S6p6ren, fSledga
ten, Musi9lae un0 aae &eioeH. Die bur6 cine unrelne
Blutmilduno %entItebeu, lDerbe1 ans benz SnStert ppls
Tt6noIq ausQe1dteben. = Gteres1= attf0 trifsSraene,
99tpo9er &iiden. @eiteuiteher, 8ou1meb unb 8Iaie1s
be11DerbeH. Cat i'm nrtu, 96mer5eH une AT bduriaeS
moiIerlafien, 8rigbPl1e Sronfbelt uuo ale 8IdIenz
beI9perneH beiber 9e19le9ter. : @ehctrne &rGufbeia
ten, StriftureH, Sripper, GonleuluB, SnpbiIS,
Snbrocele, 8arcocele, @erei5tbeit, GeIdltuulIt.
@9p6G5s Der Orgone unb 9dmorrbaioen, sSitelu un6
8ruh innel 9ebeilt pbne SGn1ersen. @erLorene @Sat=
tteSfraft uno oQe bamit oer6unbeuen 2etben fir iun0e
IptpDbL mic I iir rIeneu / m q e h tt=
teneu after; cine Spe5tolit6t. Die 19reGtibften
SelseH bon frih5eitigeu &nSiGreitun9en neruriaGeu
gieSungen, eri 6Dpen0e Mbfubr, Ausitla9, 3urid=
ge5Dgenbeit. Serluft Der guergie, Sdblp6de bes &Drpers
nn6 beg @ebirns, bic leosn WtenIfen unf0big fir Stua
blum. SeiG6t nno 9eiratb MAIDEN, tuerSeg in 1eDer
mtiie nit nieoerfeblenOer1 Grfpl9 bebauoelt- Santeta,
Die BON ibren, benz 9ei6le4t onBduge1oeu oielen &ei6er
bei6ftigt toersen, miro Iihere Silfe. Sd1retbt iiber
Gure Sei6eu, neuu SIR uibt in Der St6ot rpDbnt. Sola
fenoe fuD in tbrcr mpAuung bur1 8rleffpe6ieI 9ebeilt
pDrben. une arSneiet1 lperheu auf unterludun9eu bin
geIanbt. Seilun9 tpiro g%erantIrt.
Gin mertbooler ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" tpirO
fret an 4eriouen 9elanot Die uts iRre SeiGperben mlta
tbeilen.
6ei6GftsftuuSen opu 9 big u ubr 8ormittaQs, bis 5
ubr 9ta6nttttags uno Z bis 8 nbr Abenbs.
91nRtetfuie: Itan a6renre ale 9refe 0r
DIR. r. Ls SWEARY,
32S state str., (gde @On9reB @trl @biraaD, ST.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

Nm 8 DIM einemarft BELIEF i'd Die Suz
fubr auf 90, 600 @tiff gegen $3.50 Stiid am
pori9eu @onuobenb. 8as @ei6Gft mar qlz
fquss arBerit leb6aft, lieB iebO6 mad unb
fielen Die Yretie I'M 5 @tS.
9afers unb 9emii9te @aore 50. 60@4.75;
l6lpere rnb Builders Stod $4,75@4.S0;
lei6te S4.65@4.7O.
8erfouft wurbeu inter Qnberem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18

9ie Santaus9lei6uuseu beliefeu ii9 auf
ST., 619, 513.82.
.gn Der Sonbs 8Orie wurpeH beute per-
foIft:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
0tnansbert@f.
@bicago, IS. SUM-

@%bteo8o, 1B. SUM-.
.9os @e16Gft an Der 6anbelsb6rie mar ie6r
leblos, Sic Aetieu Der ,,gSeit Chicago" pariirz
ten 3pil6eu 1414 uub 1415. Qlqep uQ" 16
@164, .2ofeitr, z6o6babn 49,.
9etue l6lOHen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
Quswdrttee mdrFte.


@61uBpreile III @ei5eit uitb @oru in a1bsz
rel Std0te1I 1pGrett:
@etseu- Seem gorf; Stunt Coo; sSuli
60Se; 9eptenber 628e. ct, Qouts: 8aar
c; Suli 55Rc; @eptember $500. -Oulutb,
8aor; 60c; Suli 604c. = Winleapolts, 8aor
SIC; Suli 5000; September 574c. galtiz
mores SUM- 584c; 'Suli $3.50. 2olebo
.8oor Sole; Suit SIC. = Ottlpa1fee: 8aar,
55ge; september 57sc; Detroit: Saar,
'564c. Suli $500.
Gorn- Stem gorf: Snli 45t; September
acc. = ct. 2ouis Sult 384c.5 Sept. 3S4e,
Baltimore SUIT 46c; Suli 453e.
MebI- Starter 0eisem Baterte) waren
'aueelest at So .6O@3.80 IN 6ol5; pet9er
@ei,elt Natente) So. 20@3.25; barter gSet5elts
8Gfermebl / .8O@-.- in SaGen; wet6es
8eiseus 8GfermebI 81. 6O@1.75; o0teb 0og",
S1.40 IN SGden; @tnierlpet5e1t S2.5O@S2.70
in 6ol5.
0o9een- Seine Gerfdufe.
MtS6Itnes- Settle 8~erfGufe.
Seu- @erfGufe 1poreu: SEQ. 1 Sbtmotbp
$40. O0@11.00; 0tp.2 &imotbp, S9.OO@lO.O0j
eemil6tes Is. OO@$8.50 uplallO Hrairte,
0uspabL So. O0@8.5O; SEQ. 1, S7.00@7.5O;
SEQ. 2, $6.O0@6.50.
CORN 8ertGufe mad 8robe rparen:
$50. 2, 434@414c; go. 3, 40{@414c; gfO|2,
,peiBes, ACC; 9to. 8, weiBes, O..
SO tnter1pet5eu- 8erfGrfe td1 Ptobe
woren. go. B, rotber, 53@543c; 9to. 4, 4o@
SOC; go. 9, barter, -@-c.
Gribiabrss@ e e 1l-Set1e Sertol1te.
@erite; 8ertaufe nad Hrobe ruarelI@ geo.
8. 50@53c; SEQ a, 90.
Safer: gerfaufe' mad Frobe w9reH'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-06-18
@arftbert0t.
Gbtcago, 16. Sum

: @TFE"S TT O"HH
an Der @etrsibeb0rIe MAI beute. bas. Sc
19aft 3ie1nli9 lebbaft. Ser 9~lnfanSspreis
fir Sulipeiseu mar ST. uu6 bel S9luB auf
SIS. Corn per Suli itaao bel 96lHB euf 404c
unb 6afer auf 391e.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-19
NE WAS WELL PREPARED.
This himble-Riggins Gentleman Deoten
at His Own Game.

This Thimble- Rigging Gentleman Deatcn
at His Own Game.
During little pedestrian trip gen.
tleman came unexpectedly upon
country racecourse. and on one portion
of the ground found thimble-rig es-
Enlistment in full work.
Notwithstanding the remonstraaces
of his companions, the gentleman ia
sisted on watching the game.
"Now, would the gent like to wager
dollar he could find the pea?" re.
marked the expert.
eyes," was the reply.
The money was on both sides de-
posted, and the pedestrian, lifting up
the thimblc, pointed out the required
pea, and took the stakes.
Ascend bet, double or quits, ended,
to the surprise of the expert, in the same
result
Then a third wager steadied the
nerves of the loser, and the trick was
accomplished with great caution. The
gentleman turned up thimble and
showed the pea at the same time pock-
citing the stake.
"S'help me-" etc., II didn't put it
there" complained the bcwildered
artist.
mo, but l always carry my own
pea," rejoined the man who had come
out right, as he went on his way
with the spoils of war.-Pierson's
Weekly.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-07-19
,,AsH,NeTon.s coLoRED 200.
They Have Wealth, Are Aristocraeic aad
uItra-EashioQahIc.

They lave Wealth, Are Aristocraeic aad
Ultra Fashionable.
a negro aristocracy! Sounds odd,
doesn't it? Yet such an aristocracy ex-
lists in Washington and it is, relatively,
at least, the equal in wealth, culture
and refinement OF thas of our best cir
clcs of white society.
Washington issa co.ored mans para
disc. The term ''colored man. is the
one they invariably employ speaking
of themselves. They tell you they are
not ncgroes-that neguocs are the low
bIacks-that they are colored people
and that white ladies and gentlemen
appreciate that fact and address them
accordingly. The standard OF gcntil-
ity among the whites is fixed by their
use of these terms But, call them
what you please, Washington is their
paradise: the one spot on earth where
q part of their number have /, social
standing. and where they are some
thing more than mere hcwers Of wood
and drawers Of water.
Tn. colorcd aristocracy of Washing.
ton really numbers ABOUT four hnn'!rc !
all told. end IN that respect the, :, and
on an an equal footing with Wa,. NC.
Allister's -four hundred" in the New
York metropolis These Washington
colorel swc!ls live in fine houscs.
They are possessed in many cases OF
large wealth They keep their own
carriages, AMI they have, serv,nts in
abundlnca who nj n'Ster to their waits
They have everything in short that
money and .,o,d taste can suggest i'nt
there is one thing they want that all
their wealth can't give them and that
is a white skin The wcal'hie't col
ored man in Washington would gill;
exchange PLACES with the me ,ne>'
white if it were in his power TO en-.
change skins also:
In their church worship the colored
::four hundred" are quite rs exclusive
as their white neighbors, anil i co'orc'!
day laborer would hesitate rs much t"
enter oNq Of theso san!etuanles as 4
white man Of the same degree would in
presenting himself at the port,ls OF
| Grace ehurch in New f0rlF: There are
other colored churches thcte whore the
| poor and the fairly we'll to do meet on
equal terms, but they are not tho
churches of the -four hundred"
The SWEETEST c. lored church in Wash
ington is the Fifteen Street Presbyte-
Ran On Sunday mornings Fifteenth
street in the vicinity OF the church is
filed with carriages. The church is
| small and ultra-fashicnable. The most
! q the rnembe keep carriages, and they
Use then, op these occasions In this
respect they arc AHng the worst form
Of white sAobbery. in England every
gentlemap walks to church. lie may
own o hundred carriages, but he does
not use them to take him to and from
| the church. Some Of these days Amer
scaRs VIII eapy this custom from their
| English cousins, and wtteR the Amer
loan whites abolish the present fashion
of riding to church. the Washington
coloEed swells will profit by the object
LESSON. %,utPnlc Commercial.
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A Eishhawk's Mistake.

Fishhawks get their entire food sup
ply from the water. Their eyes are SO
constructed that even at great heights
they can see fish that swim near the
surface and then dive with lightning
speed. The fish is caught in the claws
and is taken to the nest of the bird be-
fore being eaten. The writer has seen
hawk make mistake and catch a
hard crab. and when the crab got both
his big claws fairly at work on the
tender part of the birds legs there was
somewhat of shaking and diving in the
air to get rid of the crab, but it is not
often they get fooled. 1t is generally
all in their favor. A hawk will fly
away with o big eel wriggling in its
claws that man could not hold thirty
seconds with both hands. Philadelphia
Times.
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DOMESTIC CONCERNS

- soosebcrry jam: Six pounds ripe
goose berries, four pounds sugar. Stew
and top the gooseberries, and boil one
near in q preserving kettle, watching
closely that the fruit docs not scoreh.
Stir often. If the juice increases very
rapidly dip out some Of 1t. When The
fruit has boiled an hour add the sugar
and cock an hour longer. Put the jam
boiling hot into glass tuinblers or small
jars and seal.--Harper's Bazaar.
Fruit Tapioca: Cover one cup Of
pearl tapioca with pint of water.
Soak until the water is absorbed. Open
o pint can of cherries; drain off the liq-
uor and add it to the .tapioca; cook
slowly over moderate fire unt;l tho
sapioca is tender; then stir In the cher
ries. Turn this into glass dish and
serve cold with powdered sugar and
cream. The unfermented grape juice
may be used here in place of cherries.
Half a pint or a pint stirred into this
quantity makes delightful and whole
some dessert. -Housekeeper.
Chill Sauce: Twelve largo tona-
toes, four ripe or three green peppers,
two large onions, two tablespoons salt.
one-half cup brown sugar, one table
spoon cinnamon, three cups strong
vinegar; peel tomatoes and onion, chop
(separately) very fine, add the peppers
(chopped) with other ingredients, and
boil one and .c1c-falf hours. stirring
constantly. Bottle and it will keep a
long time. Stone jugs arc better than
glass cans, as the light can not fade it.
This chilli sauce is eXcellcnE,and is more
digestible and palatab1e than catsups.
Farm. Field and Fireside.
Summer Bread: When the bread
supply grows short some hot day, and
it seems as if going without would be
better than heating the oven to bake
biscuits, try this way of making a
substitute: ''To three cupfuls of sweet
milk add flour enough to make stiff
batter, first putting a spoonful of bal'
ing powder and q little salt into the
flour. Have spider very hot with
plenty of drippings Tor mixture OF
lard and buttcr) on the bottom; drop
in pats Of the batter; cover until brown
on the bottom, then turn. These pats
will puff up and be as light as the best
biscuit, and are not greasy.--Ohic
Farmer.
Delicious Rcefstcak: Trim your
steak neatly. Nothing is lost by this
RS the ragged pieces make excellent
stock for soup. Have your pan hot
put in piece of butter (half table
spoonful Worcester sauce, and the
juice of lemon. Curry powder will
do as well as the sauce. Butter the
steak on the upper side, season with
pepper and salt, lay in the pan with
the sauce and cover closely, turning
over about three times while cooking
Ten minutes is an average time. To
mato sauce, or cup of cold stewed to
matoes, seasoned well, can be used
with the butter instead of the above
Farm, Field and Fireside.
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Vines for Screens.

The quickest return is made from the
common Virginia creeper and our ma
tive grapcvincs. Slower, but more
beautiful in it's results, is the Japanese
.creeper, Ampelopsis veitchii. This is
true creeper, which the Virginia is not
sometimes clinging and sometimes
eaot-and does better On wall or close
fence. Halls japan honcysuckle is q
GRG eassaher, but not perfectly hardy in
severe winters. Among those which
die down and come up in the spring,
the various kinds ofcleinatis, especially
the jaclsmanni, are very fine. For an
annual grower from seed we were much
pleased last season with climber
which came to as as California bean, y
but appears to be Dolichos lablab,
Egyptian beam" Itisastrong grower,
with fine, clean foliage, rapidly covers
high fence or frame. has beautiful
pinkish-purple flowers and pods. Light
frosts do not seem to injure it.-Coun-
try Gentleman. ~