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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
sneeuing out the Wedding Party.

The Rev. R. S. Hawker, in the course
of some "reminiscences of an aged friend
of his quotes an anecdote which this
friend, himself a clergyman, was fond
Of telling. 1t is about a marriage cere-
mony and IA pinch of snuff, and in the
narrator own language runs thus:
1t was always the custom i'll those
days for Clergyman after the marriage
to salute the bride first before any other
person. Well, ii WAS SO that | had just
married very buxom, rosy young lady,
and when it was over ! proceeded to
observe the usual ceremony. But | had
Just taken an enormous finger and
thumbful Of >auff. Sond sooner had thu
bride received my Eis~-and gave her
a smart kiss for her good loeSs-thGn
sligo logan 10 size NJ. The bridegroom
kissed Ii H. II course and ne bean also.
TAan the 'ha.t man advanced to the
privilege Better he hadn't, Tor ha BE-
Eln to >Actza lawfully. aad ~ and by
the bridesmaid. alo, Tor they were all
Kissed IN tnn, all the whole party went
,neezing down the al IL. and the last
thing l heard outside the church WIS
'Iriu. tohu, tchur til thc I9i-e was
drowned ly the bells from ta= tower. .
London Tit-Bits.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
Literary Notes


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No matter Nhal other magazines ana
papef, t'e American woman huy~' She
>H3,el lhc~ ief the iidlp"re BaHar loi
me ih'"i4dlon II contains about
fashions II l. hrf 2.Hdr hot only III
lho,f matters "hlch nav" given ll'r the
best reputation 81 "tihg the he-t-ir"--ed
woman IN the world, ont III those other
questions OF h"ue NtlclI are not les
lmpefiaut-tie la>hlo abi lnnoNdt on
IA dinn"f-gNlhg, III RECEIVING, IA lurnl-
ture ana DECORATIONS ana ia tue Thousand
ana one Things WHICH distinguish the
cultivated american h"i,rhoio; lhefe
nv I.,'' P'ij il :" :, '',, n. ,, ~
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HE seven pieces oi lIetl"h III the May
enlury nave Ihueh variety; Mark
VAIN Sefies OF 'lsuld niiead llsoh
!. continued WIN increasing interest.
MIS-. Mary llalI"ck f"otcs mover OF
mining me, :, "'.'r u Aien"' comes toan
"Neitlag conclusion iiolna' \. JanVler
contributes Inc hrSt ciiapthr OF a short
ana sPlfltclY novelette, entltied "a l.oah
It llali-Orphahs, tie starting point
being the devotion OF a benevolent lady
to NE anelloralioh o1 nan orphans and
'esl!tntc c aail,s. mere are -FOUR complete
,tofleS' -" llhefie Freedom by
'orneiia ATWOOD fratt' the story OF II
minister VINO aoai'nons ms eharge ana
lam,ly Nh; fates only ihilrnuty,,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
Hard on the Canary.

A little West Somerville girl was
punished one day for something she had
done which She was told not to do.
While her eyes We're wet with tears
She demanded of her mother with 9
pout, Well, who told you;'
"Oh, little bird told'me.
As the mother left the room She heard
the child turn toward the innocent ca
nary which hung in aclge near the win
dow and with infantilc spite say, Mean
old tattle tale, tlttle talc!'
Tie 'litile bird story worked vel
that time surely. -Somcrville Journal
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
Lost Her Hand But saved Her Life

Mrs. Edward Myers, of Athens, N. Y. had
been treated for menths in the usual way foi
erysipelas, without benefit. Her hand had be.
come mass of purified flesh, the blood sc
poisoned that her life was despaired of. Al
this critical time Mrs. Myers sought the advice
of DR.. David Kennedy discoverer of Favorite
Remedy Dr. Kennedy found it impossible to
save the han, ID so he amputated the same. then
gave her Favorite Remedy which drove the
poison out of her system cleansed her blood
thus saving her life
Had Favorite Remedy been used earlier in
the development of erysipelas, Mrs. Myers
would have saved her hand. The worst case
of eczema, salt rheum and scrofua yield to
Favorite Remedy. 1t is endorsed and prescrib-
ed by the medical profession
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10

Waldo county's grand jury returns GS
indictments-61 liquor cases and one as
sault; and the assault probably was pre-
dicted on liquor, so it makes a clean
sweep. Taxpayers would find them
selves disburdened of tremendous
weight of expense in courts and jails and
officers, not to mention poorhouses if
the ''lquor question could be elimnat
ed from the community. When all the
taxpayers fully sense this proposition
the cause of temperance will take a big
jump forward. But now, verify great is
Rum. Rockldnd Tribune.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10

This remedy is becoming SO we'll known and
so popular as to need no special mention. All
who have used Electric Bitters sing the same
song Of praise-A purer medicine does not ex-
list and it is guaranteed to do all that it is claim
ed. Electric Bttcrs will cure all diseases Of
the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Bos, Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood.-Wil drive Malaria from the
system and prevent as well as cure all Malarial
eyers.-For cure of Headache, Con stipation
find Indigestion to try Electric Btters-Entire
atisfact ion guaranteed, or money refunded.
saice 80 cts. and sl.o0 per bottle at Roland T.
Prtten Drug Store.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
The Boys that Carried the
Town.

IhothietN VIII plettie ON 10
oflcF pom caiiea o,tt i'm INK
-. IL pihS' lat ny, I'M IN Pi'7i'''l'
OF the mon fa,is JUNIOR lem tih'e
society. Are the gentlemen Ia lh'lr
ineal>; ne iheeittIrA NIL "'N f''u
Inc rrcofaih "I ilie R''ht heelih2'
ma i'ie 9i'N'ps fe'' ''ie
ih'f ilI'"Ha H"Pt9Nea' 5itot'eu
]oD' 10 on c"i t,etlug iHe pi(-t15hi OF
thc records NV outiiine'" 10 S'hie
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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10

Per>ians dump their household refuse
into deep cesspools dug inside of the
house These ccsspools have no outlet
and help tu account for that country be
ing the hoibcd of cholera.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10

Some of the bricks found in Babylon
indicate by the stamps upon their sur
face an age u at least ., 600 years. The
art of brichmaking was well developed
at that time for no bricks are better
mado OHM the.e.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10

Things made wholly or in part of clay
and baked, which are opaque, are called
pottery. Those which are semitranspar-
ent ara porcelain.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
NOn-Partisan w C. 7 u,

The skowhegan Non Partisan W. c. T. L.
meets at the Parlors Of the O. A. r. Hall the
second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
at three o clock, =. II.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
His sole Re greet.

"You are not afraid to die, are youH
asked the weeping watcher by the bed
side
no, " whispered the chronic kicker,
but it does worry me to think that
shall soon ba with the silent majority,
when all of my life | have so enjoyed
being in the noisy minority. Indian
apoli, Journal,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10

French savant declares that fishes can
talk. This may be so. but all the fish we ever
became acquainted with were silent. Possibly
they were dumbfounded ut the lies that the
fishermen told about them.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
Electric Tower at the
NIid-Winter Fair.

-. ,,i,h j.. ,ha..an't- = nl..n,i,g
"'S"t' "'i' 10
tWihkllng lamps, ana WITH the RESTLESS
>earch-light's beam flashing through the
J,,l;,... from it, ia, Tho ft,ver i the
49,,
~ ''''"S - nv
uoh. bF aaN u l. hardly iesN h"iera-
hle. Even in surrounding les pietur-
,..,,,,,. IT,. .lendrr h.ight uni fhp ,,rtee ef
it. linn would .ttrarf instant notice.
The Mid Winter Fuir sraV have
u,aqb ia learn ahm,t iii. tower.
Ibaneh malrlrd .omr>, h. after TN.
ralebr1trd Fit,,I structure tIir Boeet
to,,.,." h.. l.of H. at,n Every.
him connected with it H., IN, do viii
,5a .,,f,I. ,,rvolons fnf.... nm. 18Th
crnfn,,. - th3t tle Term ...zIecrric faa-
or, +. mo n4isnoner. IN. elevator HAT
c.afie. visitors mn TO Sc. lie yi.W j.
,ls.fri,.. saarn the eounti.-. liohl. aud
n,e bi,, .4arfb lioht thnt crown. the ton.
In .f,,i .lseletnn of this tower /. The
.ly fy.iu,J ,,ifh electric ,ytrs- Of all ,f/.s.
VIZ. .iuaic donhle rr..f.lr and ia
Il1s3,lc. rIi9g in coils IL tn .frel frame
Var. =.arb z1sp1rate thrra5 s,ffh it, -
a,4,l4. ,,,s 10 da in th. Illumination.
.rG.f,.,,..t. "a ftef higl slender 3od
graceful -. il lnols.. ~, -tsA puf into
is construction weigh -,yent4-fixe
nm I1.re /. moi a n.,rf7.=..s af wood in
he fr -fraeturr-ah noihfag
ffaft# .,II burn.
W .na#,,bo has mol u,-#.H,. fho hin fo
ifa# f.n r.fn imagine The he=utv Of IN.
.qaff,sudinu country. vI.s4 ono lsok-
dgts5 am n fr,un sneh . a1oht. Tie
Ia5iIo,r. are easily yt.i4I#.#oll a clar
'f4z aud tn. Coufr, Caster hills. viii,
fo5e,f,,,,l com .fr.tro,ft near. Tn
r,ia'{,iut,.r Ground. Themselves form n
neftecf p9oor,ma at one. feet. The
Colossal -nluutbus. who f. - erotc.uii.-
IA, hgg4. viewed from hi los /. a mere
,.i,,at rroio his h.igln and tla oar. m
a,s an the .ln,,iuo .j,les nt rllac orrt are
IA, hit,.,.r tb.iu dolls TN. i. the yiaN
from fI,n 3fn-fout ulatfnrnf. where the
nleYatni. stems and the REGISTRAR ,its all
DAY ,yith - hio hook. Nntp#i5 and boni,
are shielded from the wind ma bic. bath
,.h,ir uitb cloth fa.tnuit,e over hack
and side. for no matter how still and
calm the day there j. ALWAYS a fresh
hire, ~ from the ocean at til. level.
Hav,.u The ground and the top Of
rho slo,,tor shaft are several Endjpg-
The first i the band stand and the
ser,,nd l. aevotcd toac.4fe which will
lac runniuo in a few dav,. II. name i,
pol,.ist, IN tnstimonv If the hcautv of
lbe view and the nationality of the
,,.,ar
TN cafe X eighty feet from the ground
n,,itr hi,,l, nnnuoh Ia ut,ouaa wide pros-
nect m. hreezas. ,ypnattI,i. IN q
inclined ia he boistprous. - the rcstaur-
,nnt i in,.losea with ola.- \. the Plat
form i. LARGE il affords room for scores
~ s,ou rn,,nd t.hlo. tL.5a= ,hout rho
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Fooled.

The following graphic statement Will be
read with intense Interest: Il cannot describe
he numb creepy sensation hat existed in my
arms, hands and legs. had to rub and beat
fhu~c parts until they were sore, to overcome
"a a measure the dead feeling that hal taken
5a,-,,'>~ion Of them. In addition, had II
range weakness in my back and aruunu my
4#i~t together with an indesCribahle gone
ceiling Ia my stomach. Physicians sad II
VAS creeping paralysis, from which, Accord
lng 10 their universal conclusion, there l. no
rrllcf Once IL fastens upon II person, they
say, it continues its insidious prog css uhttl
it reaches "A Vital point and the sufferer dues.
such was my prospect l had been doctolih-
"A year and a half steadily, but with no par
ticular benefit, when | saw an advertisement
Of DIR Miles Restorative Nervine, procured a
bottle and began using it. Marvellous ~ II
may seem, but II few days had passed before
every bit OF that creepy feeling had left me,
and there has not been even the slightest
Indication of its return. | now feet II,
veil as l ever did, and have gained ten
bounds In weight, though | had run down
from 40 to 1877. Four Others have used Pr.
,lics' Restorative Nervine on my recomen-
cation and It has been as satisfactory IN thriT
a.e, ns in mine. James Kane, La Rue, q.
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine Il sold by Il /
iruggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
lirect by the DR. Miles Medical Co, Elkhdrt,
ind, on receipt of price. 81 per bottle six
bottles for s.. express prepaid. 1t Is Tree from
opiates or dangerous drugs.
Sold by H. W Gushing. skowhegan, Me,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1894-05-10
AN AMERICAN QUEEN
AND HER FOUR DAUGHTERS.
4 Scene on the 3 O'clock Express
Between Boston and Worcester, Mass.

The passengers turned around in their
,ats to better note the something unusual
, 1894-08-31
Die AaterfudJuu9 beenOi9t.
Die Streif-G ommiHion perta9t iih
bis sum 20. September.
2Iusia9en oes Mayors Popfins.

Otit Der GernebmIng ocS Wtapor'S So6n
g. 6opfins bat sic Stretfz 6 onrmiiiion
geitern ibre ltnterluc6ung becnoet un6 Der
SoriiBenbe Nri8Dt f~iilloi9te an, baB cine
8erta8ullg bis gum 26. September entire
ten tpcroe. Gin otelem Sage miro Die Goms
million III darlington Suiammentreten,
I'M nit Der Glbfallung zines 8erichtc5 ltber
tbre Grmittelungen SIT Beginner. Die
9o1nnltltdre 9Srtght uno Rer1an reiiten
berettS 9eitern 2lbeuo a6, Ser Griterc mach
WaiDington uno Ser 2eBtere nac9 Utica,
g. y. 86breno Ser fur5en 9tocbmitta9sz
ltBung tpurben bret 3eugcn Dernommerl
un6 5Dar George 81. 6otpar6, Der 8tcez
ErGItoent Der y2(merican Hailipap Union,
WfaDOr 6opftnS, un0 SDlOeiter &eli6er,
Der Sefretdr Ser 81. st. IT,"
0opar0 mar etgentli6 mir auf Sen
3cu9enitan6 9etreten, I'M it'd gegen getpiiie
beLalten0en Qusiageu 5u Dertbeibigen. 81
lagte, 0aB bie i9arfen 28orte, bic ct angeb:
LID in Der 6tBe iciner 9teoe bel ber Ser
lammlung Der 98etcbenitcler in 8lue
SSlanb ge8en George 90. Buuman babt
fallen fallen, feline ernite 8e0eutung bat.
ten. SIS leien 0a3 dber 9teoelSarten gez
tpeien, tpie ite allgemein itbltc6 geipeien
tpGren. Serner babe ct in feiner letne>
3e6en BEN &at6 ertbeilt, 9e8en bic 2eute,
peIbe bic 8lGBe Der Stretfer e%innabmen,
@etDGlt an5utpenoen.
Die NuSiogen Oes WfaDOr8 6optins, Ser
naC6 6otparo Sen 3eugenitan6 betrat, be-
trat, beitdti9ten i'm QlIgemeinen oaS 3eugz
nib Oc8 BoIi3et6efS Brennan itber 6er So
lt5eticbub, lDelc9er ben 8a6nen tpGbrerO Der
leBten Stretfunruben geipGbrt Duroe.
6er1er bericbtete Der WlaDor auSfii9rlic6
lber ietn eigeneS 8er6alten unb Dor Q(Ien1
tbcr feline 8er1ucbe, ben Srteben 5ipti6en
ben Streifern uno BEN 8abngeieQibaften
81 bermitteln. Die 8e6auptung, Dap 6err
G8an bon Der y@cneral Wfana9erS Qtiio=
citation" 81 tbm geiagt babe, er (@9an)
tputoere iid5, 6aB ber MtaDor bon G6ico9o
ii6 bon Ser 81, 81. H." ais 8otcuiunge ges
brauben la1ie, itelte er cnti6ie0en in Qtbz
re0e unO fii9te binSu, er tpoIe 6errn Ggalt
du3 nic6t gerat6en ba6en, cine berarti9t
8encrfun8 sill maben. @e9en Die Gin,
tpelenbeit oer 8rn0e5trtppen babe er eben>
falls nt6t proteittrt, pobl aber m0ge CT ltd
oaDtn 9eGuBert baben, 0aB Bic betrcffenben
2eute, Die beion6eren SbuB fir i6r @i9en-
tDlllt ~0erlan9te1, ltcb flt8ltcb 5terIt an Die
Wtunicipolz uno Stats 8eb0roen bGtten
pen0en io1en. lle6er ba5 SerbaIteu Der
8oli3ei pGbrenb Der ltnru9en f0nne ct nut
0ute8 ia9en unO er mitfie bic 8ebauptung,
baB bie 9oGiSilten in Dielen 6Glen aus
Sbmpatbic fir bie Stretter ibre g flibt
ntbt DOQ 8etban bdtten, enti4te6eu ais
nntDa6r ~5uritGpet1en.
Der leBte 3eu9e, SDtbeiter &eIi6er, be-
trat ben 3eu9enitanb nun, UNI Set Gomz
mtiiion cine Wfenge ~begtaubjgter Nb,
i6riften BET auf ben Streif be3ii9licben
@orreiponOen3en ber 81. IT. H." 3u Iber>
mttteIn. Damn trot Bertagun9 ei1.
, 1894-08-31
Oas Shwemmen ser Qfer6e.

Sine Qt6fibtut4, olio 9urc6inGiierun0
Der unteriten ~6uBpartbieu oc5 8feroe5 Dont
6Ufe bis gum &nie ober Sprungge(enf,
fiibrt nid3t leid6t CUR @rfdltung, 10 mcnig
pie bas QSal1eu Scr Menlben0uuD D0cr
be5 untcrfuBeS nit taltem MaIier icbaoct.
SelbtOerItGubLi9 muB bel oicicm S6pcmz
men, mel6eS bursb 6itbren ODER 3cjtcn Der
Bfcr0e in'S 0niicr bctptrft Su meroeu
pflegt, oa5 9urcbndiieu Ser 8auc9baut per-
mieben tperben. 9teie5 f0nHte &olif Derz
anlaIien. Wtan ioQte MIR itet3 DnfIr. iorz
gen, oaB aus Den 6auren Der ]0urcbndBtcn
6iiBe ba5 iiberfliti1i9c 8alier nit Ser 6auO
abgeltreift tperoe, DanIlt nic6t Ourcb QumQz
ltgeS N6flieBcn Der Stau0 ooer Die Streu
8cnGBt u110 OurC9 bic langiame 8erbunitung
elmer groBeren Ofeuge BON Seucbtigfeit,
namentlich BEL BferOen nit langem Spar
bebange al BEN 80tben, bic 6aut 5u fart
unO gu LANCE abgefitblt iperDc. GS lit ais
5%tpe6mGBig SIT b%e5ctcbnen, oaB bic bcia8te
9tetnigung Ser ltnterfitbe geraoe bclm 9tacbs
b%auiefOmmen nod Dor Dem @tntretcn III
ben Stall Dor9enommen ipiro. 0icrbct
Bat man Sen 8ortbetl, oaB Die 8fer0e
our3 bic 8etpegung nOb mebr 9SGrule in
Itcb Gdben, baB lnetit Der SdbntuB uoch
AlNpl uILSEtLUu4lEl ~ ItHU Uub DIX III lDCelE
&ungen etiDa erregten S6iere nocb einiae
Wftnuten ru6ig in friicDer Cult iicb beipegen
%f0nnen, ebe le in Ben Stall etutreten, no
oft cine I'M 8cr8IejcBe nit 0rauBeu Ditl
pdrmere 2uit ein3natbmeu lift. 9te 9tetz
nt8un8 Ser bei9ntuBten ltnterfiiBe, ieien
0teic noc6 feucbt Dber NIT angetrodnctem
S6muBe 6ebaftet, I'M StanOe lift Ill nerz
%iperfen, neil oieS sur 9urcbfeudtuno beSz
lelben uno 5ur Serunreintgung Der Quft nit
Staub fit6rt. Die E6iere uerben iiberz
baupt, tOerm ite in boiler 8uGe tn6, cher
Ourcb 6aS Q8ai6en e~rfdltet, e6en beBbqlb
lit AUDI OaS 6inausfiibren Ser 8ferbe aus
Dem StaIe, I'M Die bel4mubten GiiBe
na4trdgltb 0urc6 98aicheu GIT retniaen,
nicbt 5u empfebIen, beito me6r abcr oQs
8alben ltnn1ittel60r Dor benz @intritte in
ben StaQ BEL Der 6etmfe6r.
, 1894-08-31
Stdoti1des.
Sur 2tbI6bnuns Ser 1rltIt5en.

Die Staat5mittscu baben fir i6re tp6bs
renD oer Stretfunruben geleilteten 0tenite
immcr nocb niDt ibren Solb erbalten, uno
ibre 8e5aVlung fam AUDI aus fet1em Der
re8ltlGren Staats TonbS genommen iper7
ben. 0aS ibuen 3utommcnbe @elo :nuB
erit burcb cine Spe3ialbetpilIigun9 burcb
bic QegtSlatur au39enorfen tDcr0en. SIS
lit nic9t Oaran 81 Sipeifel1, DAB Die 2e9tSz
Iatur Die 8eDtlligung Der n0tbi9en Summe
ais eriteS, 6ringenoites @eibdft BET t9reur
Mteoer3uiommentritt erle6igen tDir0, bis
Dabtn DerBebt aber nDc6 cine geraume a3ett,
unb Diele Ser W}ili3iol6aten braucben BEN
ibnen Sufommenben 6oGo i'm 8etra9e BON
$66 bis $75 iebr nOtbi9, ba tie tp0breno oeS
Steif8 feline ion|ti8en Gtnna6men batteu.
Sebt lit etne 8Stpe8un8 i'm @an8e, tpelcbe
Sen OttliSen 81 i0re1n @etbe per6elIcn lou.
Wtebrere electromagnetic, aut 6a5 Oftcntltbe
g8oDl bebocbte 8ilrger babeu it6 %erboten,
ioIcben 8anfen, sic 6aS @elO cur Nbl0bs
ming Ser Wfilt5ert 6ergeben tpoQen, eile 8ez
nilgeu6c @arantie fir Sic 3tiId5ablung oeS7
lelben nocb BEN 8ieoer3Hiammentritt Der
2e9tSlatur 5t 9eben.
Inter BEN 8efiirtportern 0eS 8laneS
nennen mir MIR 2Drnan S. Sage, ben Nrd7
Ii0enten Der @rlten 9(ationnl6att.
, 1894-08-31
bei0eIbeerwetn.

Norh6pr sic reifer un0 mt0glt6lt trtltg
oscrrtctpn g}eereu blrcb Ql6ipiileu nit tal7
tenn Wa1ier BON Staub uno 8IattcrtQette9ell
6efrett limo, iperOen lie 9eteltefL ipDulnA
,nirb brnt er6a[tenen Wtplte 10 Dtel etlpatHz
ties @aiier SUGGEST, DAB Die 0autc W .un'
oemiI0ert iDiro. 9arauf leBt man 9eH"7
qenbe lJten8en 3uder ul1o n0pre'U DsC
@dbrlr1g ciu ipent9 a3tmntt Dil5", SU6.
man Die acknowledgement 8eeren ho0 etlU" q
Stunoert ite6cn, e6e iie g~efeltert meroeh' 10
erbGlt Der Wto1t cine I'M 10 ountlete S"lDt,
boch mus BUS GjefGB beDe6t letn, neil llc9
iebr lcibt SBimmclptl5e etnttnpel. Set
10 o~enornene Otoit miro in Elm SaB 8efHlt
nu5 am oritteiI Gage nit el1ent 1o9eIaHt7
ten CjG6ripun0 perleben. Die 0n9FHH9
oebt ou beiten pOr iid BET elmer Senlperoz
fur BON Is bis % @ra0 e. pa Der
6ei6enGeermcin obne getDi1le a3ttRaten
icbrper QGbrt, 10 lit e5 nOtDt9, 0eulleLoeH
ettnns Roiinen ODER on6ere ctipetBDaltt9e
R6rper suauieben. Die 9%toi!nen DerOen
amor in tpormem gBaiier aufgeipeIobt it11o
Serfleinert.
Gebt bic erfte OG6rung gut bon 0tattea,
10 fam mach flint bis iecb5 9SocDen Der Ao7
fticb Don Der 6efe e~rfolgen uno IN ctneln
reinen TaB Die 9lacbgGbrung a~bgeDartst
tperoeu. Der 2lbittdb erfolgt mIttcllt etne9
@ummticblaudbeS, ben man III 0a5 SAP
e~inienft, ~aniaugt unb in 60S oarunter
~lieaenoc leere SAB iteGt. 9tad DEM Nb>
3ie6en brjnqt man 0aS SAB III elltcn tltDlen
Seller, mo- OaiIeL6e 0lrcb JtacDfHuen Tel9
ipunoDolI gcbolten tOerDen mrrB, nm nao9
bret 0tonaten ben 5Deiten AbtttD Dor
nebmet ST. f0nnen.
Sir fleinere 6ausDaltunget, no Setter
8erdtGe 1tc9t CUR 0erftt8utg 1te9elI, tonnen
Die leicbt fGuflicbel1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
sum 2tuSprelcn ie6r gut DeriDenOet fperocn,
je0od miro c5 gut ieln, Die 0aute Der
8ecren 5ltOOr Gil 3crretBet. Nucb empfte9lt
eS itcb, oer Geibttgtcit bal6er, bel flctnerem
8eoarf, bic 8eeren in Elm Guc6 5u brtl8en,
ipelcbcS 5iemljb 9robmaibi8 lit, uno Die
ielber oann itber Elm 0efdB oroentltb ollrcb
Sim un0 6er0reben au5auquetic6erl. Sn
oieiem Safe blcibt 0ie 6aut Der 8ecren i'm
| Snneru bc9 Gudbe5 unb Der Saft lGuft
6urcb Das Sltc9 in ben 8ebGIter. Sber
man fiiut Elm ir0eneS @efGB nit 8eeren,
it0Bt oieielbeu 6ann nit eiuem b~0l3erneu
! Stampfer aus un6 ldBtl0Q5 00n5e 0urc3
cineu 9urchl6log %laufeu.
3ur 0erltellun9 bon 20 @0IlOncn 6etz
5eIbeerpein IinO SIT nebmcn: 50 8fun0
6ritcbte, IS bis 20 o6er % bis 36 ODER 40
bis 48 8funO 3ufer, je naobOem man
0auStrunf, Giicbmein o0er 2iqueur bereiz
ten nil, unO ba5 iibrt9e al g8aiicr,
Sei0elbcerliquclr wir6 nac6 ii6oeutiber
Dirt ipie fol8t bereitct: 3 Quart 6etOel=
bee1eu weroen 3er6ritft unb einige Sage
in Den Seller gciteQt, Oann ausgepreBt anO
nit je l Quart @oiier auf l Quart Soft
unter 2biddumen eingefOcbt, bis itcb Die
6Iiiitgfeit 9etldrt bat. 2tuf ie l Cuart
Saft iperoen bot benz &ocAen 250 bis 80
@rumm 3ufer 8u9cTu9t, auBer0em fam
man audi ie6r pent9 Gternani5, 9telfen
unO Gran8eni6alcn 5uieBen. 9tacb benz
@rfalten miro Die Tliiiitgfeit gut ~filtrirt
un6 nab 8eIieben per Quart J bis
@eingeiit 5ugegoIen; 9ernadb tptrb OieieS
@emtenge bter3c3n Sage bis Oret 8Odben in
bic Come geiteut.
, 1894-08-31

- Tranf 6. Q8ofem. Elm So6n bes reis
cben Matler6 8leic9en 9tanen5, beleu
office iicb III 1913 2aioQe Str. beIinoet,
bat iidD in Otilmuufee nit Sri. Gbapin,
elmer rei5enoen 19j6Drigen Gboriitin, Die er
in Chicago fennen Icrnte, perbeiratbct.
- 2tn Der STE ser 40. StraBe un6
6oDne 2tue. tpurbe 9cftern N6eu6 Wtjc6acl
6aranB aus 725 Ban 6oru Ctr. BON elmer
2ofomotiOe Der Gbtca9o, Burlington &
Outncp7Giienbabn iibcrfabren uno auf Der
SteQe get0Dtet. Seincn 2eibnam bra6te
MAJ nacb ser County 0tor9Ue.
-@egcn b05tpiQi9erS g MISUNDERSTANDING
puroe SameS O}iQer beute fritb Don Gidbz
ter &eriten inter $500 8lrgi6ait Dem
Griminal9eri9t ibcrpieien. 8or 2dnge>
rem iou CT 3u 6rau ". SO. 8feiffer al Der
Dearborn QlOe. gefommen iein, oeren 6enz
iter 3ertrlimmert un0 babel eiueu EeOOlOer
IN bic 2uIt abgefeuert 6aben.
- Inter ie $50O8ir8i6aft bcrDtcS&idbz
ter ScuID beute friib 6enrp See uno 9onz
alb Otc@regorp an bas Criminal ertc6t,
0eItern 2l6en6 bracben ite in Sen Grocery
2aoen BON q. 8urgmon, 40-42 GuincD=
ltraBe, Elm urb itGblen mebrere 8lcc6biic9s
fen eingemabter 6rit9te. NlS tie auf Die
StroBc btnou8famcn, murbeu ite bon
benz @ebeimpoIt3iiten NeBlan BON Der
9esplaiueSitr Station ertappt uno iofort
Derbaftet.