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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

New York; April ID Money ON cnll
at J l2u2 ~ per cent, last lpuu % clos.
oi per cont, Prime mercantile puprr.
ina ~ per cent Storing rxchuuga
arm; actual business lu banltcrs' bills
~ Nl.M a-sWi ~ ~ for demand and
si,SN 3-SHl. SIS 10 for sixty dayH. pogtr,i
uttcs, $i.S l-2ui 80 and &c. onul 90 l.a
Commercial ellis A.N7 l-sUl.G -. sil-
Nor certificates "a 1-huW l-ic. Iinr sill
Yer 81 l-Nc, Mexican dollars 63o.
Government bonds MN. state honda
uull, railroad bonds Irregular.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

Philadelphia, Aprn iG-Wpol market
Htcndy with "a fair demand aud tending
toward improvement.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

WI, NN6li CLOSING.
Corn 400.
Oats, ESQ.
PORK ylgaO.
Lard. yG87,
ribs. JG.g3
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

~ o. -. ahNA NNh * WI
Chicago, April 40 ~ Liverpool this
murnIHE showed but i.2o advance
since laat Thursday while our market
was up ! lie, This caused Il beurish
Feeling 40 the opening and prices
hhgbri about l-ic lower than vuster-
DAY, the selling, however, proved uf "A
very m"uErr character FOR offerings
We're soon absorbed ana the market
under good buying by 81 Louis par.
l,es hhDi upwards fully l-io per bush.
e. at which point the demand WINS
met " offerings from large holdcra.
tl'''} connected with elevator it,.
t'I"ait After the shorts had been
'uplAI-i, there apparently was no
.oilwr demand. A few HtragElnE out
bld. orders and scHlpers were only
huyrth lorriRn markets were de-
pressed nu new foreign or domestic In
curry 1t the advance.
A decrease OF over 1000. 900 pnst ANA
west Of the Rockies was cn-sot by an
lh'tr"Ht On passage, showing a de-
grease iu thu worlds visible supply of
Nny luiGNUO bushels, Large Bhipmeutn
\ rom ArKH.tlnr ANA Hattie ports Of
4'o'3V0V was also a dlsouuruElng fca-
lure ana checked tho foreign demand
IN our market Primary receipts were
NrIf lEhl. but were offset by llght
\ I'"r1nees OF less than 200, 900 bushels.
advance lost.
''ru-rhrrc Is a very light apeculn-
won In conrae grains. ia the cash
I""d the demand is very poor FOR
I''h W" notice that tho low grades
Pre- spreading out which Indicates a
f.'.i demand for shipments.
DIVISIONS Hog product continues
Y '''t Iha market lH really heavy,
looks us though tho liquidation OF
WY contracts by speculation holdera
'"l continue To dcpreaH prlucs.
laNMsON mos. A. co.
RANGE on PRICES.
by D. O.. Mcpoak ~ co.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17
GABLE NEWS WAS VERY HEAnlSH
YESTERDAY so Fan Az WHEAT WAS
CONCERNED.

IT HALTED IN ITS uPwARp COURSE
AND CLOSED uNcilANQBD-coRN,
OATS AND PROVISIONS ALL CLOSED
LowER--LlvE STOCK DECIDEDLY
FIRM.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

claeo, Tex, Aprl NV O. Davia.
chief CLERK railway man service Irnft
Worth, n IN town vlsitinH MS sister.
AIRS II W. Patterson, several msm-
bcrs Of the EpWOrth league leave to-
uhy ter liptEipn az delegates 10 the
pltph his tent here nest Saturday, WHEN
an Interesting revival will hngin
Sam Nirksey leaves to-day 10 accept
a position insa drug store in Sherman
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-17

The Best Refrigerator
on the market,
holdlnEa new Perfection,
sod ON easy payments nt
MADDOX, lliLlsON y co.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
I INV POLSkICK
w AMERYCE.
ZNANY war

A ZLODZIEJ war
szawski, broiacy tn W Amerv
ce pod nazwiskiem hrablA
Franciszek Langowski, zuowu
splodzii bohaserski czyu 10
trowski. Znaleziono u nlego
20 trzecim (O pozarze rewol-
werowej drnkarn1 Wyrucbow.
skiego W Philadelphia, rainy
cscionki cd anarchlstyczne]
gazety G5os Pozski, "a ktore
Wyruchowski, jake wydawca
G45tosu PoZsk5ego, stony poda{
rachunek do Kompanii zabez
czenia Cd oguia. Wyruchowski
twlerdzi, lie pan hrabia chyba
bez jego wiedzy, pred spale-
MEM sic drukarni, znalezione
teraz u niego przybory dru,
karskie z niej wykrad{, lecz
Mkt mu ME wierzy. Widoczna
bowieu,, ze oba opryszki razem
podpalali i razem kradli.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
L l. 4 S K.
ZWlAZEK celem popieranl;

ZWlAZEK celem popieranla
niemczy2ny i w&macuiania
narodowego zalo&ono W Kato
w:cach ma Cor. Sal. Il sig to
n9Ipr20d W ten mjeScie stale,
nikogo uie d2iwi, kto qua
katowickie s1osunki. Ma zebra
nlu Drzewodniczy1 p. dr..
Backhoru, rektor azkolY ola
dziawczat, kt6rY niedawno 2
Torunia tam sie sprowad2I1.
Jednym najg}osn'e]szy>b
m6wcow by}, p.
dyrektor Bismarck
hutY,, znany &c swo;ch bohater
sklch czyn6w pray wyboracb
gdy robotnik6w pod strata
posyl4f do glosowanla. Ten
sam pan zaraz tee praktyczuie
40 szerzenla n;emczyzny W
fabryce swojej SIC zabra', DO
naka2al urzednikom swoim, ably
sic ME wa2yli m6wiG z robot
nikami 20 polsku.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
SPRING VALLEY, III.

SPRING ALL III. -
Z mas niewlele nowego. W
ma}nach tylko pol czasu robiq,
a wiec i bushes tepo Idle
Proboszczem uaszej poIskiej
para6' jest teraz wie|ebny X.
j. Papoh, gorliwie zajmujacy
sic para6q, tax W interesach
prywatnych, jake tel duchow-
nych.
Kosciol nasz stanq} zupeInie
gotowy W r. 1892. Odtad
mieIisny tn ju& czterech
duszpasterzy miano wicie X.
Debskiego (dop6k' sic ME
wyda}o, De jest on exkomuni
kowany,) x. hopate, X.
Moszczyiskiego i Sybiraka x.
Jana Balcewicza. WszeIako
dopiero z obecnego Proboszcza
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
IA
Dzlw1Ra to kObieta

kt6ra ME ma zaufania do lekarstwa
DR.. Plerce's Favorlte Prescription.
A przeclez jest to nleomylny sro-
dek ma oskablenie u kobiet, ma
upiekszenie Gerry oraz - ola MEGA.
tex - ma pomnozenie pokarmu.
A czeg6z w1ecei zadac cd
lekarstwa?
prescription odbuduje i
wzmocni ca}y system kobiecY.
Reguluje ono / pop1era wszelkle
zwycza]ne czvnnosc1, wzmacnla
apetyt, poteguje krew, rozpedza
bolesci, dale or2ezwlaiacy sen.
DR.. Pierce'a plgu}ki lecza
wszelkle sfabosci nieregularuosci
zofadka, jake tez Dol g}owy.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
STURGEON LAKE, Mimi.

LAKE, Mimi.
- Dawnie]azY tutej,zy farmer
orsz agent spraeda2y srrnt6w
kompanicznYch pan Jozet
Labedzki, 20 piecioletniem
tulsctwie ma Wschodzie, pc
wr6csj do Sturgeon Lake i ns
nowo miedzy nami sic osied!if,
Ma zamiar zalozYG agenture
sprzedazY grunt6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Ceny tar'gowe
w KNDNA.

PSI ea ca-Nf. | 'gjosenna so
zimOWa.- 4S ceh
0 W e - 28c
korr 45c
J G czmlen Mrs.. +4c
Jaja l5c
N 9 k a: Winona Patent $3.50
Straight 80 40 Sr. l Bakers $3.50
P S z kornu So, 90 "a
beczke
0 tre y: bran $14 90
shoots $500, middlings $3.50
ground iced $50
ST a dzik i e. 400
Tymotka $500
K O nj czyna $3.50. buszel
/ Ymot ka 2.25 buszeE
VI l 90 lOc
Kury wypraw. s G., kurczeta 1Oc
NJ 1eso zywe:
w~ieprzowinu $500 wolowina $500
cleIecina 800
Masko zoe
Kartofle SOC. buszel
CHICAGO
Pszemicu 81
Owies. - 30.
KOrn.-45
M HI W AUMEE
Pszenica-55
Korn-No3. A
Owes - No. o 81
Pszenica - So
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
MlI,W AnK EE

Pan Jan
Kwasniewski, zle6 pana
Dyniewlcza w Chicago, usta-
nowiony iako nauczyclel rYsun
k6w PREY wy2szej szkole W
parafi sw. Jozefata.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
ETROI Mich ,

hOll, MlCll ND
poludnlu miasta naszego, W
ppringwells, powstana dwie
fAbrVki sody, kt6re zatrudnla
podobno okoto czterecb tysiecY
robotnik6w. Bed1ie to ola
Detroit ,szSoda
tylko, be do otwarcia ich
jeszcze 2ejdzie z pct roku
czasu. Tymczasem W ~przysa}ym
mieaiqcu maja otworzy6 tax
zwane karssapy, %t6re odebrs}y
znaczne zasn0wleuia. Wpraw-
die rozpoczna one juz praoe
w Poniedzialek ma zechodniej
stronie. ale 20 ozternastu
dnlach zaprzestana znowu.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
VII.

naloInc UOkullclld. t1HyDN lego ME uCINlli1, tOQE)alnlo
karzc SO cent6w.
3. w czasie naznaczonym, jeze]i quorum na posie-
dzeniu Jest obecne, p%rezydent przywofa zgromadzenie do
pozqdku, odm6wi W razie nieobecnosci kap}ana st6sow-
na %modlitwe pred Pc posiedzeniu, pc modlitvie PREY
stapi do czynnoSci, jake przcpisuje porzadek obrad.
Gdyby ma poosiedxeniu ME by}o innych urzednik6w ko-
mitetu wy~konawczego, Tcwarzystwo zanominuje urged
nika pro tempore, a wszelkie czynnosci postanowienla
na takiem posiedzenil zrobione, mice bed2 Waznosc
praWomocna.
4. Podczas gdy ~prczyduje ma posiedzeniu, prezy-
dent ME bedzie miaf 1prawa wszczynaG albo popierac zad-
nego Wnlosku. Jezeli to chce uczyniG, obowiazany jest
wice-prezydenta powolat do sto}u, a sam jake czfonek
moze zabierac g}os lub wnioski stawiat, gdy go prezy-
duJlcy do g}Osl przypusci.
). " czasie rozpraw %rozdaje gtosy c%zfonkom; W
przypadku nleporozumienia objasnia godzi, %rozsadza
nieporozumienia naznacza kary Ia czionk6w wykra-
%czaj2cych przeciw ustawom Towarzystwa.
6. Prezydent ME moze zapomnieG tez o cz1onkach
z~1ozonych choroba,a ale takowych powinien raz Ia tydzieil
odwiedzic: cd tego obowiazku uwalnia go albo nieobec-
nose W mic iscn, albo choroba.
ObowiHzki ice-prezydenta.
l. Wice-prezydent winien bye pomocny W kazdy lynn
czasie prezydentowi. Jezeli p%rezydent nieobecny, chory
lub tez umrze, ma vice p%rezydent pro tempore lub do
czasu %nastepnej elekcyi w%ypefniac obowiazki prezydenta
W ostatnim wypadku.
2. Gdyby vice ~prezydent ME przyby} na %posiedze-
ME, wtenczas Towarzystwo obiera Z pomiedzy siebie ma
ten dzieh ~zastepce, obrady ida zwyk}ym torem. Gdy
wice-prezydent ME usprawiedliwi swojej nieobecnosci
ma po5siedizeniu wazna p~rzyczyna, %podpada' karze 50 c.
O~bowiazki sekretarza
l. Sekretarz utrzymywac bedzie wierny dok}ad
ny protok6f z czynnosci Towarzystwa podczas p~osiedzeh.
2. Utrzymywac bedzie ksiegi Towarzystwa W po-
rzadku W kazdym czasie mice je W p%ogotowiu do pre-
gladu przez prezydenta lub przez komitet IA ten Gel cd
Towarzystwa obrany.
g.. U~trzymywac bedzie liste cz}onk6w Towarzy-
silva, date ich p~rzyjecia, smierci, rezygnacyi, wydalania,
kary etc.
4. Sekretarz bedzie wystawia1 Ia pismie rozkaz
(order) do wypiaty kasyerowi. takowy podpisze. a ma
stepnie do podpisu prezydenta ode$le.
5. Sekretarz bedzie odczytywaf imiona cz}onkdw
ma kazdem posiedzeniu, i nalezyto$ci, ktdre takowi "a
p}acic maja. P%ieniadze bedzie odbierai pierwszy oplekun
kasy zaraz ma posiedzeniu wrecza} sekretarzowi, Et6ry
je r6wniez zaraz odda %kasyerowi pc otrzymaniu Cd niego
pokwitowania. Bedzie utrzymywaf dokfadny rachanel
wszelkich p%ieniedzy z%ebranych i %kasyerowj oddanych,
kt6ry to rachunek ma bye zapisany uwidoczniony W
swojej ~w}asciwej ksiedze. Ma kazdem posiedzeniu odczy-
ia sekretarz z w}asciwej hsiegi sumo dochod6w rozcho-
dow.
Dokonczenie nastapi)
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
" PITTSBURGHU u

" PITTSBURGHU wjelu
Polakow zosta'o pozkodowa-
nych, przez ucieczke vbankie
row polskich'' 2 zydk6w
Shaeffara Laskarewitza,
kt6rzy zabrali re SODA $4,000
dol.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

sfusznym konstytucyl, ustawom i uchwa}om tego iowa
rzystwa, jezeli don przyjetym bedziesz?
4: %Prezydent pc otrzymaniu twierdzacych odpo-
wledzi ma powyzsze pytania podaje %przyjecie kandydata
pod g}osowanie. Jezeli kandydat otrzyma cztery kulki
czarne, %przyjetym zostaje. Jezeli tenze otrzyma piec do
sledm kulek czarnych, wtenczas p%rezydent zada iowa
rzystwu trzykrotne pytanie: ,,Kto rzuci} czarne kulki"?
Jezel1 czfonkowie wyjawia swe nazwiska i podadza przy-
czyne, ola kt6rej tax %postapili, ~prezydent wyznaczy raz
jeszcze komitet, ale juz z pieciu cz1onk6w, do zbadania
praWdzlWosc1 podanych przyczyn. Jezeli trzech z posr6d
tego komltetu oswiadcza ma przyszem posiedzeniu, lie
kandy dat winien lub niewinien, bez balotowania albo
odrzuconym albo do Towarzystwa p%rzyjetym bedzie. w
razle przyjecla, zaznaczy to sekretarz W ksiedze protok6-
III. Jezel ma trzykrotne zapytanie prezydenta ,kto rzuci4
czarne kulkl" mkt ME wyjawi swego nazwiska pzy-
Gym ME poda, %kandydat %przyjetym zostaje.
$. Jezeli kandydat otrzyma wiecej czarnych kulek
nlz T., do Iowarzystwa p%rzyjetym bye ME moze.
e. Jezel1 ktory Z czfonkow W czasie g}osoWania
rzuc1 czarna kulke ma kandydata re zartu, a ten tart
kiedykolwiek w%ykrytym zostanie, czfonek TAXI zap4aci
so centow kary.
I. Jezeli %kandydat ola nrconej czarnej kulki re
zartu, ME m6g} bye p%rzyjetym do Towarzystwa, zarzadzi
%prezydent balotowanie pc raz wtory.
s. Jezeli %kandydat do Towarzystwa przyjetym bye
ME mogf, zWraca sic mu pienad :e przezen zfozone.
ARTYKUK Y.
Nadzor tx arzystwa
l. Poniewaz Towarzystwo uznaje swego kaplana
jake najwyzszego czEonka honorowego, przeto we wszyst
kloh sp1rawach duchownych udaje sic do niego pc rade,
i s%podziewa sic pc MIN pomocy rady W sprawach trud
nych.
?. Ia przybyciem tego do sail p%osiedzef, kazdy
ma mu oddat czesc, a ~mniej wstac z miejsca "a
1b1ilaniaro sia toOOI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
;a}a parAfa jest z~adowolona.
AM l.. KA

= Zdetronl.
zowana kr6lowa L'1uokalani
wys}aia petycya do prezydenta
Clevelanda, W kt6rej prosi O
przyiaczenie wysp Sandwich
skich do Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych. Zarazem wezwala Rad
zwiazkowy, ably jei wY2nacsy{
doaywocie. Krok ten uczyniia
krOlOWA "a nam0Wa SWych
dOradcow.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
NEW YORK.

MI 1VTCh. - q pIEIW
szym dnia b. ~. sKoncZy}Y sic
raz przecie ready denokratycz-
ne ,~.Tammany'. Pc dwudzie
stu latach po rag pierwszy
zostal maiorein miasta repu
bIikania Strong. PrzysIugujace
mu prawo zmjany urgednlkow
dale rnu mo5nosG ztniecenia
wszystk;ch ,,Tammanjst6w"
z urzed6w.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
JAK WIADOMO, oprysze

JAk WIADONO, OpIgsleA
Wqruchowski, w7dawca Gtosu
Polshiego w Camden, N J."
"a publiczne oczernienle Wlel.
ks. Tomkiewicza w Plymouth
zosta} aresztOwanY przez
szeryfa 81 Wilkes Barre, Pa.
Obecnie ia sprawl rozstr1yg
meta sic. 90 Wiel. ks. Tom
klewjcz, litujqc sic mac
poCwarca, ostateoznle darowai
mu wine, z zastr2e&eniem, ze
W. op}aci xoszta procesu,
dorastajace sunny 100. LAX
tel sic stale. Podsadny ME
PREDICT uwoloionym zostaf, al
aoaa jego wraz z 90. GERM
KEN 2lo&vli poreczenie sed2le'
anu, il wszystkie koszta W
sprswie tel op}acone zostana.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17

W TRENTON, n. Y, zacaa}
~wychod2iG malehk, tygodnlk
polski ,,Oredownj|S' .Wydawca
Jest p. Rentz.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-17
Y vi.

Urzednicy Towarzystwa.
l. Towarzystwo sw. Piotra Apostolic bedze mia4o
nastepujacych urzednik6w: prezydenta, vice prezydenta,
.sekretarza protok6{owego, wice-sekretarza, kasyera,
,dw6ch %radnych, dw6ch opiekundw kasy, marsza}k6=7,
odzwiernego.
2. Wszyscy cl %urzednicy obierani bed2 ma nadzwy~
czajnem posiedzeniu, pred rocznem W miesiacu paz-
d~zie11iku i urzedowac beda tylko rok ieden. Wyb6r
urzednik6w odbywa sic przez g1osowanie.
3. w razie slabosci lub nieobecnosci kt6rego Il
urzednik6w, lub tez smierci, ~prezydent obiera zastepce
"a pozwoleniem Towarzystwa, O lie Ia to pozwalaia
astawy tegoz. Zastepca pe}ni urzad pro tempore.
4. kazdy cz}onek, kt6ry przeby} 6 miesiecy W
Towalzystwie / risci} sic re wszelkich nalezytosci, moze
piastowac urzad, do p~iastowania kt6rego obranym costa
ME.
>. Opr6cz urzednikdw ma rok wybranych, kt6rzy
stanowia komitet w~ykonawczy, Towarzystwo bedzie
miaEo tez stale s~pecyalne k%omitety, mianowane przez
prezydenta lub gowarzystwo. stafym komitetem iowa
rzystwa jest komitet do odwiedzania chorych, s~pecyalne
zas komitety SO tie, ktdre abo ~prezydent albo Towarzy-
stwo wybiera, ma pewien przeciag czasu przy jakiej ME
nrzpwidZianoi OkO1icZnOSci
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-14
Have q House Dress.


A girl who wishes to be we'll dressed
ON the street and at her Office or in
the store gets on OF her street gown
the moment she enters her home.
Nothing 80 demorslizes q street gown
as to wear it in the house. The seams
of the waist get pulled out of shape,
the skirt wrinkles with lolling in easy
chairs and the wooden gown will lake
on all the odors chat are floating up
from the kitchen, so that the minute
you enter 3 car or shop the other
inmates can tell that you had sausage
and buckwheat cakes for breakfast, or
that the cook is going to have dough-
nuts for your lunch. Manage to have
two or three house gowns, if they are
only percale or ootton crepon. Make
them neatly and fanCifully if you like,
for at home is where you have the
right to look your prettiOst.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1895-02-14
In THE WINDOW Garden.

Don't forget to keep the plants clean
aud the atmosphere moist by thorough
springiug and spraying.
Don't forget to give the blooming
plants the sunniest positions, and al
low the foliage plants to flourish in
the shady situations.
Don't forgetthat bulbs coming into
bloom will require plenty ofwater and
sunlight and a moderately cool tenn.
perature.
Don't forget that sudden changes OF
temperature are dangerous, and plants
that are eighty frosted must not be
subjected to strong heat Immediately.
Don't forget to have glass on hand
to instantly replace any broken, or a
valuable plant may be lost for the
want OF q few cents invested in pane
of glass.
Don't forget to use the old tested
remedies if they prove troublesome
water for the red spider, tobacco tea
for the aphis and limewster fer worms
in the soil.
Don't forget that the ivy leaf is
always good in making up floral de-
signs, and aim TO have one or two
thrifty plants growing in the window
garden.-NetO York Recorder.
Don't forget 10 bring up all the
bulbs from the cellar, or wherever they
have been placed to form roots, as soon
as the sprouting leaf stalks show that
they are ready to be taken to the light
for blooming.
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Pea Soup.

Use half q pint, or seven ounces, OF
dried peas (cost, three cents) for every
two quarts Of soup you want. Put
them in three quarts of cold water,
after washing them well bring them
slowly to q boil; add bone, or bit oil
ham, If you have it to spare, one turnip
and one CARROT, peeled, one onion
stuck with three cloves Cost, three
cents), and simmer three hours, stir
ring occasionally to prevent burning
then pass the soup through sieve
with the aid OF a potato masher and il
it shows any sign of settling stir into
it one teaspoonful each OF butter and
-four mixed together dry Cost
two centsD; this will prevent settling
meantime fry some dice OF stale bread
about two slices, cut half an inch
square, In hot fat, drain them on q
sieve and put them in the bottom o
the soup tureen in which the pea soul
is served; or cut some bits of very
hard stale bread or dry toast, to ust
instead OF fried bread. By the time
the soup is done il will be boiled dow1
to two quarts, and will be very thicl
and good. This receipt will cost yor
about ten cents.
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DIRECTORS NOT RESPONSIBLE.
Decision in the MechanicS Savings
Bank Case at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, Feb y 1ge Toney
rendered his decision in the law and
equity court today in the long fought
case of the Germania Safety Vault &
Trust Company, assignee for the Ma
sonic Savings Bank, against Henry
Peters and other directors of the bank
for criminal negligence.
The petition fought to hold the
directors responsible for the losses
sustained by the bank, the total
amount being $4,000. In the petit
ton fraud and criminal neglect were
charged, huge oyerdratts being shown
and q general laxity and departure
from good banking methods being de-
clared.
In his opinion today Judge Toney
declared the directors could not be
charged with either misieasance or
malfessance; the most that could be
charged against them was non appsar-
ance. The defendants had all lost
large sums in the bank and had at
most been only ignorant and had been
deceived by the president. now dead.
The petition was dismissed and excep-
lions entered.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.
items That Will Prove Of Much Value
to the HOusekHanAr.


to the iiOusekUeper.
Camphor placed next to furs will
make their color lighter.
In blscking the kitchen stove better
results are reached If the backing is
wet with coffee instead of water.
Try some way Of amusing your child
If he cries during his bath--a cork
which will bob about with every move.
ment OF the water, or an egg with the
contents blown out.
Do not neglect wounds Ono matter
how slight from dull and rusty instlu-
ments that might produce lockjaw.
They should be Immediately soaked
in hot brine, and the smoke from
burning wooden rags will also prove
beneficial.
A new style of bottle for poisons
that ia described by the Lancet has the
neck on one side and is of such shape
that it will not stand up. lying on
the table the word poison and the la.
bel would al ways be in view, and by
reason Of it's peculiar form it would
not be mistaken for the ordinary bot
tie.
1t is q mistake to make large tea
biscuit. Properly speaking, a tea
biscuit should not be more than two
inches in diameter and proportionately
thick when baked. This gives q deli
cate, moist, flaky biscuit, which will be
cooked through before the outeide
crust has become hard or overbrown,
For oyster catsup take one quart Of
oysters, one tablespoonful of salt, one
teaspooniul OF cayenne pepper and
same of mace, one teacupful OF cider
vinegar and one teacuplul of sherry
Chop the oysters and boil in their own
liquor with teacuptul OF vinegar
sximming the scum as it rises. Boi
three minutes, strain through hail
cloth, return the liquor to the fire, ado
the wine, pepper, salt and mace Boz
fifteen minutes and when cold bottle
for uee, sealing the corks.
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N : : !, \NNorioIk SYsstsrnR.R.
sCHEluLEIN EFFECr nov. is, 1884
LEAVE BBIsToL, DAILY,

SCH Il IN EfFECl NOV. lS, 1874
LEAVE BBIsToL DAILY,
6:!5a IN arrive East RsdfoId 9 30 a, m, arrive
Roanoke II 80 4, m arrive Lynchburg | rs
D. Petersburg Is p IN Richmond 200
p M, ard Norfolk 40 D m
sos p m, QLimitpd) stoTs ct Merton, Wy theyile,
Pulaski and R6dtoTd; arrives Roanoke AZ
l0:ls p m Has Pullman sleepeIs for Wash
iugton Bait mo {, lhiladelpha ald New
York via Roanoke, shenandoah Junction
and b, 4 D Il K. Dining car attached
2:s0 p. m for oil staiiLns arrive RadfnTd SO
p M, Roanoke $50 p. M Lynehburg l2SU
a. m Richmond GAO n. M Norfolk 20 an.
Pullman sleeper Roanoke to Norfolk and
Lynchbutg to Richmond
WINkToN-SALEN DIVIsICN-Leave Roar oke Cai-
lyl 10 p. m. for Wirston-9alem, N. c., and
all Intermediate stations,
No TIL CAROLINA DIVISION Leave Pulaski 9H
a. m. daily exc vi sunday for BettieBaker;
aud at 10 05 a. m, daily, for Gossn..
NEW RIVER BRANCH-I etN RG0lord daily 1904
a. m for blucheld P0cahontas Coal Ktgns.
THE CHICAGO EXPIRES Leave 2adford CO
p M, daily, for Bluet field, Ktnoya, Colum
bus aud Chicago, Pul man Buffet sleeper
Radford TO Columbus wiIhout change.
CLINCH VALLEY DIVISION. Leave blueflcld 1880
a m daily, for Norton
DURHAM DIVISION Leave Lyrrhbnrg (nnion
stationl 2:45 p. m, daily G:2O o. m daily
except Sunday, for South Boston, Durham
and Intermediate stations.
Trains from the East arrive Bristol daily at
. 20 D. III.
For further information apply to F. G. Wri ht
rlcke Ageut BRISTOL.
N. f. BRAGG, Travelling Passenger Agent.
W. B. BEyILL, Gen. Pass. Agt., Roanoke, Va.