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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-11-23

New Advertisements.
Trustees Sale-T. X. Elliott, lrus
tee.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
EASTMAN BROS. g. BANCROFT.
Messengers Notice.

Office OF the Sheriff of Cumberland County
State of Maine. Cumberland IS. September
oath. A. D. 1896.
THIS is to give notice, that on the 2Srd day of
Il September, A. D. 1895, a warrant In Insol-
vency was issued out of the Court of Insolvency
for said County OF Cumberland, against the es.
tate of
REM FORTIN, JR.. and JOHN GAUDET,
Co-partners under the firm name and style of
Remi Fcrtin, Jr.. s. Co., both of WesJbrook.
Individually and as Co-partners,
adjudged to be Insolyent Debtors, on petition
of Remi Forth, Jr., one of said debtors, which
petition was filed on the 18th day of September
A. D., 1895, to which date interest on claims is
to be computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by said
Debtors. and the transfer and delivery OF any
property by them are forbidden by law.
That meeting of the creditors of said debtors,
to prove their debts and choose one or more as
signees of their estate, will be held at Court of
Insolvency to be holden at Probate Court room
In said Portland, in said county of Cumberland
on the 7Jh day of October, A. D., 1895, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
written.
G. L. BUCHANAN.
Deputy Sheriff, as Messenger of the Court of
Insolvency for said County of Cumberland,
sep25&oct2
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25

named Reardon. He has a bad record for
ways gets into the police station at such
times. He is a dangerous man when
drunk and he gets drunk often. This
fact is stated by those who know him.
Further information, which comes to
the PRESS from an entirely reliable
source, is that Doyle displayed roll of
money in Egan's saloon. Doyle says that
he had spent all his money but If he was
SO drunk that he didn't know he was
struck such terrific blow, it is probable
that he doesn't remember clearly at what
time he had spent all his money.
There was crowd in the saloon at the
time he displayed the money and several
said, "Aint yer goin' ter shout" He
replied in rather an insulting way.
"What shout you fellers for?" At that
he was struck and knocked senseless and
the bartender looked on and laughed and
this bartender is said to have been one of
Andy Egan's sons.
Then poor Doyle was carried out into
the back yard or alley and
THROWN UPON THE ASH HEAP
and partially buried in the ashes. From
that position he must have sufficiently
recovered his physical faculties, If not his
senses, to get up and stagger home. This
information comes from reliable source.
Information also comes from all sources,
and much Of it has been told to the
writer by persons who should know that
this saloon OF Egan's is as tough place
as there is in Portland and that it is a
common practice there It a drunken row
occu rs to close the doors and have it out
inside the saloon.
"a citizen tells the writer that several
years ago he was passing by that corner, in
the day, when the door OF a saloon
opened and out came q man head over
heels, with two others after him, who
threw themselves upon him and tore a
pin from his necktie.
whats the matter?" said the citizen.
"He wouldn't pay for his drink was
the reply and they went inside with the
pin.
Up to O'Clock this morning Reardon
had not been arrested.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
BRIEF JoTTINes.

By typographical error the amount OF
money in the treasury of the Women IS
Literary Union was placed at $50, instead
of $780,
The Argonauts moved their effects from
their handsome club house on Long Is
land to the city on Monday. The club
has three years. lease Of the premises,
with the option of purchasing.
There will be quilting party at the
rooms of the Y. W. G. A. this evening.
All young women are cordially invited.
Yesterday was sbright, fine and cool,
an agreeable change from the unusual
hot weather.
The committee on public buildings met
Yesterday noon and the various con-
tracts for the new armory..were signed
by the successful bidders.
The committees on lights and station
cry met last evening, and the committee
on electrical appliances yesterday noon,
but the business was of a routine nature
Today the public buildings committee
will meet at IL O'Clock, the police com
mittee at IL 30. overseers of the poor al
4, and fire department. at 7.30 o'clock.
The birthday of Landlord Castner Of
the West End hotel occurred yesterday,
and he was presented a pet goat by some
of the commercial travellers his guests
1t occasionee much merriment.
George Washington Council, No. 8, o.
U. A. NJ. will have a banquet at theil
II
bers are requested to represent
There was slight fire on the roof OF
Trefethen's lobster house on Commercial
street wharf yesterday morning. The
chemical and fire boat both responded
to a still alarm. The loss will be about
$40.
G. W. Fessenden, a painter, who lives
on Bradley's court, and who fell from a
staging on Hampshire street Saturday, a
distance of % feet, is coming round all
right. DR.. Pingree says he..will be con-
fined to the house for some days yet
The Electric Light. Mary Jane and Tele-
phone, brought large fares of Holsters yes
terday.
The Marine Railway Company has
bought out the parties who intended
building a wharf with the schooner Nellie
Dinsmo1e, near their premises at South
Portland.
The police have found another witness
In the Skillin, Hawkes. & Co. robbery
case who promises to be important.
The witness. is woman who will be
able to corroborate the testimony of some
of the other witnesses of the state against
Morrow, Webster and Hamlin.
Next Wednesday evening the Young
Mems Christian Association will receive
THEIR friends. No invitations have been
issued, but general invitation is ex-
tended to everyone to spend the evening
at the rooms of thessAssociation. twill
be in name and also in reality an "Ac-
uuaintance Social
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
Longshoremen's Benevolent Society.

At a general meeting of the Portland
Longshoremen's Benevolent Society held
last evening, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
That this organization learning with
deep regret of the sudden death Of their
fellow member, John Malta, hereby
tenders to his family and immediate
friends it's coincidence and sympathy in
their sad and sudden bereavement. and
it is further
Resolved, That copies of this resolution
be spread upon our records, transmitted
to the family of deceased and published
in the daily press of this city.
Michael O. Brien,
John Silk,
Michael Flsherty,
Committee on Resolutions.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
For a Worthy Cause.

A subscription paper is being circulated
to obtain money for the erection of a
monument to the late Frederick Doug
lass The paper is being literally signed.
One well-known gentleman headed the
list with $3.50. It is hoped that all who
can will assist, be the amount ever SO
small, as any sum is thankfully received.
Mrs G. Il. Smith, 16 Mayo street, is the
authorized person to collect money for the
monument fund and 1t Ia hoped that all
on whom she may call will assist in the
worthy cause.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
PERSONAL.

| Hon. Ira Drew, the Oldest member of
the York County Bar and now 81 years
of age, visited the Supreme Court now
in session at Alfred, Friday. He was
admitted to the bar in 1841.
Hon. James. A. Robert, recently re-
| nominated by the Republican convention
of New York for Comptroller, is native
of Waterboroyand graduate of Bowdoin
| of the class of 1870.
Levi Greenleaf. Esq, was admitted to
practice in the United States court yes
terday.
General Perry's condition was much
improved yesterday.
Mr. John Leighton of the Portland base
ball team, is improving rapidly at the
Maine General Hospital, and expects
to be out in week or ten days.
The Geographical Society of London,
proposes to invite Lieut.. Peary, the
Arctic explorer, to deliver the opening
address at the coming winter session Of
the society.
Falmouth Hotel yesterday: ]. N. Wells
and wife, W. Entler, Louis Nelson, L.
L. Schloss, New York; G. d. Crane,
Bucksport; John Pinder, Montreal;
H. A. Shorey, Bridgton; Frank Horr,
Providence; j. e. Tufts, g. E. Ficken,
E. j. johnson, T. l. Scott, A. Petit
grew, Boston: J. E. Lawrence, Lewiston ;
n. G. King, Carl King, Lawrence; g.
Minch, Albany; A. S. Bean. West Beth
eL
sThis is vacation season with the Gran
TrunkItrain despatchers. AS annunced
in the PRESS, Mr.. Laurie, the chief
dispatcher, is on vacation trip through
Canada, and after his return Mr.. Pen
fold and Mr.. Farrell will leave Both gen.
tlemen.. have changed around, Mr.. Farrell
taking Mr.. Laurie's place during the
day, and Mr.. Penfold taking the hours
during which Mr.. Farrell had been on
duty nights. E. A. Cavana is here tax
ing the place of Mr.. Penfold after II
O'Clock. Mr.. Cavana is. a member of
the staff of train despatchers at Island
Pond, Vt, and is well liked all along
the line He was in charge of the Office
at Gorgham. II. N, and was then pro-
NOTED to the Office at..Island Pond, and
although a young man, has been called
to take the place Of the most experienced
men on this division. The duties Of
train dispatcher are very important and
it was high compliment when Mr..
Cavana was called here to fill the place of
such men as Mr.. Laurie, Mr.. Farrell and
Mr.. Penfold- He will remain here after
the return of Mr.. Laurie and until Mr..
Farrell and Mr.. Penfold have had their
vacations Mr.. Farrell will go to De-
troit, and Mr.. Penfold has not yet de-
cided where to go.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
DEERING.
Large Sale of Real Estate Made Yester-
day.

f. o. Bailey & Co. sold at auction
yesterday the house and lot No. 81 Oak
street, Deering. to Mr.. George W. Towle,
for the sum of $4,000 and this years
taxes, which is considered an excellent
bargain for Mr.. Towle
There were eleven lots of land sold,
each lot containing from $4,000 to 1900
square feet of land, four of them to Col.
Moore and six to A. & e. r. Doten, for
two cents foot.
Mr.. F. o. Bailey, it is said, will move
his family from Deering to Portland.
What is behring's loss is Portland's gain.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
DR.. Russelle,s wonderful Work.

Fverv forenoon from 10 TO II at Mystic Hall,
Monument Square, DR.. Russelle performs mar
vellous cures in hitherto supposed hopeless
cases,before vast audiences. No play holds the
auditor more enraptured from beginning 70 emu
No sermon inculcates more proiouno lessoh
of the infinite wisdom and goodness Oh Goa IN
the great gift he has bestowed upon this man.
All should see this remarkable exhibition, it
gives food for thought and wonder. Free to
everybody. DR.. Russelle can also be consulted
on all diseases at his office, 1991s Middle ST.,
from a.. m. to SPIN. Consultation free.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
Grand Royal Arch Chapter of Maine.

A special convocation of the Grand
Chapter will be held at Boothbay Harbor
Thursday, October 8, 1895, at 7.30 r. M,
for the purpose of constituting in ample
form Pentecost Chapter. The Grand High
Priest will be pleased to see as many OF
the Grand Officers present to assist him
as can make it convenient to do SO, and
each intending to be present will kindly
notify him, at once, SO that he may fill
vacancies.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
Cape Electric Road.

The Portland and Cape Elizabeth Rail
road Company will soon petition the
board of mayor and aldermen for a
change of location in this city. 1t now
has right to run up Cross street. to the
intersection of Middle. 1t now desires to
abandon the Cross street. location and
run through Fore to Market street and
up Market street to Federal street and
thence to Monument square.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
THE PRESS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Owen. Moore & Co. honanib,
Eastman Bros & Bancroft.CloaA op0Ains'
RineS Bros.-Dry Goods. coods
Larrabee's White Store-Dry Goods.
J. r. Libby. ,nM ORR,
Excursion to White Mountains ~ W.
Atkinson's Bargain Week.
VS.. Parker & Co.-CloaRS.
Stevens u Jones Co.
MESSENGERS Notice.
New Wants, To Let For Sale, Lost t. Found sGamd
Under d heF annroprIate heads on Fage g.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
Lecture by Ingersoll.

On Tuesday, October sth, Hon. Robert
G. Ingersoll will appear at City Hall in
new lecture entitled: (Which Way,
which the New York Herald calls his
"Iatest most brilliant and masterful
platform effort.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
MRS. winslow,s soothing syrup"

has been used over Fifty Years by million
of mothers for their children while Teeth
ing. with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child. softeus the gums. allays Pain, cure
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels. and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by
Druggists in every part Of the world. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
25cts. a bottle.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorias
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25

The fashionab BILE ladies corrective tonic Is
DR.. Seigert's Angostura Blfters. the world
renowned South Amer lean 1nvlgorator.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25

Hoods Pills are tastsls s,n miIa, s as
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The aUeother today
is lkeJy to be
fair.
SEPTEMBER %. 19e
\ N Important item
~ in the proper
furnishing Of a
sleeping room is one Of
those soft sumptuous
luxurious Down Puffs.
They are not only ex-
Gee di n 81 y decorative
they conduce much to
cold weather comfort.
There's a deal Of inn
provement in the way
they're made this season,
there's a better choice of
materials and colors,
there's a cheapening OF
prices. A down puff
isn't an extravaganza
nowadays, a very little
money gets a good one.
For example, we have
opened today two cases
Of down puffs, done in
double satteen of the best
quality, printed in deli
cate colors, filled with
the best of pure down at
S. each. Another lot
made in the same way, a
bit fuller and with deep
rufae all round at $6.25.
One case of handsome
puffs in fine Florentine
silk cases, both sides
alike, edges piped, at
$12.5o and ten others in
exquisite India silks,
great variety of colors.
with wide rufhes at SIC.
A few specially fine ones
done in Lyons dyed Jap
anese silks, the outside
figured in dainty designs
and llned with plain SILKS
of some contrasting
shade, ruffled, at $22.5o
and $23, quite as good as
you've seen at SIS and
$45-
These puffs are fresh
from the factory today.
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San$ nnb Spf.
Nafeubfuteu.

Meniden bon idtpader Contribution
befiBen setp6bnIid auBerorbentIi6 CARTE,
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orange bes 8lute8 nidt ~ ipiberiteben bers
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belt freien 2auf Iafen. SoIde Seuts
betommen oft eri66pfenbe 8IutperIufte,
bic fdpn manden an ben Ranb bss
8rabeS eebradt buben. @er Neisuns
su Naienbluten bsiibt, permeibe ale er1
re8enbe @enuBmittel, tpie 8affee, Tbee
uno Spirituoien, ebenio idarf sefptirste
Speiien. 8arfubseben, cine erinbIide
8eiammtbautpflese burd @anSpai6uns
gen unb HeiBiSes 8aben muB sedbt ipers
ben. glud iinb tIeine, fiibIe 8Ipitire ans
sutpenben. &rdftise Tiefatbmunssn unb
bdufiser gIu~fentbaIt in friidsr SUIT,
8ereieisen, iotpie elm fiibIes 8ett Obns
Sebern iinb unsrIaBIid. nnisrs @ens.
ration Der Slutarmut unb NerpenidtpG1e
fam idpadsnbs 8Iutunsen nidt Der.
trasen. 8ei einem plbBIidsn glnfaI
bon idIimmen NaienbIuten itopfe man
bic Naie nit @atte aus, baIte bic Mrms
in bic SDbe unb nebme Elm beibss Subs
bah nit Senf. glIS innersS MitteI Bat
uns bel idIimmen Salen ,,OeI Of gri'
8eron" bic beiten Sienfte seleiitet. Sian
nebme baSieIbe in Dozen bon 1870
2ropfen, bis bic 8Iutuns ftebt. Sbes
bon .3innfraut 1T aud su empfebIen.
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8mnItlide Saumtppae.

Man felt Jest aus SannenboI3 fiinits
libe 8aumtpOae Der. DaS iorsfaItis
entrinbete SoIs pirb burd ibnele 8es
tpeBung zines b~oriSpntalsn, nit bielen
WefIern perIebenen Stables in iebr fleine
unb bdnne Spdne Serriien unb bann in
einen WaiGapparat ssbra6t, in benz eS
Sebn Stunben lang Der @intpirfuns bon
Wuheroampf ausseieSt bleibt nun
tpirb cine itarfe Ratriumlause susefibrt
unb baS @anSe SO Stunben lang unter
itarfsm Druid erbist. 9tunmsbr 1T bic
SoIsmaife in refine @eluloie untsetpan.
belt, ben Stof aIio, aus benz au6 bic
refine 8aumpole beitebt. I'm Der 70
entitanbenen Geluloie cine sr6bere Bi.
oeritanbsfdbisteit su 9eben, tpiro ibr
etipaS &lciniusbI, @aiein unb @eIatine
suselebt. Stun tpiro Der Stpff in einem
5aben3iebapparat su Saben seprebt uno
auf Stolen aufsebaipeIt-bann ldBt er
itd senau 70 perarbeiten ipie bic MATHIS
li6e 8aumpoIe, aud bic 9ppretur I'M.
tsrfdeibet ii6 ni9t bon berienisen Der
natirIiden 8numpole. Sabei Idbt
ii6 bic fiinitlide 8aumtpole 70 biqis
beriteaen, baB bic edte faum nod tpirb
fonfurriren ~fDunen, unb man fam babel
teinsstress iasen, bab iene elm minber.
tpertbises Sa%liiitat bartlett, benn iie
beitebt ia, serape tpie bic nutiirIids
8aumipole AUDI, aus reiner @eIulpie.
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ij;|;[Al !I|:!|1!1!;
10. Rai 1895.

3iiae %perlaien Seantuu fir pbfIabelpbia uub
Rtp gJprt per . & 8 R R UNI 7.45 Wprssns,
1905, 100, 2.3S uub II .3S ga6m., per 5. 6.
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9srlalsu Scranton fir pittston une @iIfrs-
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Wprstns, 3.55, COZ, $50 Natm.
0elaIen SCRANTON fur u bite Sapen, Sdlls>
ton, pottspile unp alien punften Der Beaver
Medppp uup louisville s3peissn, per g.. & 0.
Q. GAO M., per . & 3 7.45 M., 1906, 100,
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600, sos, 1920 Wpresns, 1870, 3 So Ra6m.
gerlaHsn SCRANTON fir 9etblsbsm, Cation,
Ssabine, Sarrisburs une alien 3pilbenpunfttn
per .. s. y. ". u am 7.45 W., 1905, 100,
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500, sos, tt.20 %, 1870 Nabm.
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ten per .. l. =. u. U. IN 8 II Dr., 1905 unb
II .36 Ra9m., per . & W " " I'M sos W
100 Rahmittags.
gsrIa1sn scranton fir Rpbsfsr, Buffalo,
Niagara 6Glen, Detroit, Chicago unb ptIfliben
punftsn per o. 3 U S.45 W, IL 05, 9.t5,
tf.3S Nadm. =, per Z s. W U u uno pittston
5uuetipn s 0S, 9.55 M, 1880, $50 Naam, per
&. q @ " U 3.41 Rahm.
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. & U U S.45 M.. 1906, Cos RaGmiitas,
per DQ & @ sos SIS M., 1870, 6.07 Ndbm.
puanann parlpr une S6laf. oesr I. ..
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9unrtipn uerr WiIftsbarrs unb 9iep gJprf, phi
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pbia, pa.
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Writtrs 9usfunft srtbeiIt gB. 6. prpor Stabt-
assnt, 309 eada ApfHue, SCRANTON, IA.
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Weue 6laSmaferet.

SIN Berlin tparen firsIi6 bon Der
Wiln6ener &unitanitalt Gurtius einise
8IasBemdIbe aussefteGt. tpslde mad benz
bon &unitmalsr DITTO Diamanu erfuuSes
men 8erfabren ansefertist tuorben iinb.
Dieie @rfinpuns peripri6t bon tpeittras
senber 8~eceutuns fir bic @lasmaIsrei
su tperoen, inbem eurd bic einfa9e unb
liHnreide Sose fortan Der @IasmaIerei bic
sanse Sarbenitala CUR 8erfdsuns itebt,
sIeid Der Del. ober Palteamalerei.
Sic pirb burd brei auf chamber seIeste
neberfanspIatten in ben @~runbfarben
rot, seIb unb bIau erreidt. Sc nadbem
Die Sarbenidi6te mebr ober tpeniser ab,
sedbt ipirb, entitebt BEL burdfalenbem
2idte bic optiide Nif6uns Der Sarben.
limb 3pur 1T oabur1 bic SeritelunS bon
9laSeemaIoen in abioIutem farbisem
@Iaie erm6sIidt, obne AufmaIuns. bas
SbeaI Der 9laSmalereitednif. IS iinb
5arben, ipelde unbersdusIid fiub, tpeiI
iie eben isIbft @Ias iinb.
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Nre6fad.

Drei 9iunb SdwsinsIeif9 unb spei
Sdtpeinsobren, iotpie ionftise TeiIe pom
Sdneinstopf perben setpaiden unb mil
einem Bfuno Sped in WirfeI unb ldnss
lide Stidden seidnitten. Sobann tper'
ben fein sei6nittene- .3piebeIn, ettpaS
fem sei6nittener SnObIaud unb WOs
ipran, Sals, 9feffer, Tbpmian, 8aiiIi'
fun binsu seseben. aaeS gut permen8t,
in einen SdpeinSmasen sefdat. feft Su.
sebunben unb in @afsr in stpei Stunoen
pei6 sefodt, beraussenommen unb Se'
preBt, inbem berieIbe sipiiden stuei 8rett'
den selest unb beidnerttp irb. Shlieb'
lid Fam man ben 8rebfad aud..rdudern.
inbem man benielben mebrere Sage in
bic Rdudsrtammer b6nst.-Siersu pafen
serbitete 8artOfsln uno iaure Gurfen.
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Die bat Ne6t.

Cine seideiOts unb mutbiss amsritanis
fde @rSieberin, Waria Come, iast i'm
Sinblid auf baS iebt bon @oubern5r
Worton bon Netp Dorf untersei6nsts
Nep gorter GemperensiduIseies unb
auf anbere 1emperensbeitrebunsen foIsens
oeS .Nenn uniere a%merifaniiden
Waoden lernen tpiirbsn, tpie man ndbt
unb fo6t uno tpie man einen seorbneten
9ausftanb fibrt, bann piirben bic Wdns
net mebr ans Saus sefettet unb peniser
benz Safer Der Trurtiubt in bic Nrme
Setrieben iperoen. SD baIte es barum
ansemefen baB bic Srauen bonn DRIFT.
li1en neutrality-suspicious. mebr Iuf'
merfiamteit benz l1nterridt in tpeibli6er
Sanoarbeit, i'm @uiaen unb 8o6en unb
SausbaIten ,%utpenben''.
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9ebratener Sebt.

Die Sedte tperben setbtet, seiduppt,
ON Baud Der 2dnse' mad aufssidnitten,
auSsenpmmen. bon ben &iemen befreil
unb nit friidem Wailer gut auSsefpa'
lden. Die fIeineren Sedte tperben GAM
selaiien, bic er6Beren in Stide seidnit'
ten. Nun Iabt man in elmer Brat.
pfanne Butter beiB perben unb rDitet
oarin einise SpiebeIideiben unb fem Ss'
fdnittene 8eteriilie elm penie. sibt ben
Se1t, ben man nit SaIs unb 9feffer be.
itreut, ebenio elm ipenis 2orbeerbIatt bins
Elm unb bratet ibn, inbem man ettpas
Sleiibbribe unb cine balbe Safe lauren
Habm ober elm @laS Wein bariber eiebt,
in Der 8ratrDbre lansiam unter Dfterem
8eeieben cine babe Stunbe. Damn
pirb er auf cine BIatte seIest unb nad'
benz SpiebeI unb 2orbeerblatt aus be,
Sauce entfernt ipurbe, tpirb bieie mil
etipas 3itroneniaft abseiddrft unb bar.
iber eesofen. = Wan sibt ~sebratens
8artOfeln Ober ioIde in 9etsriiIie baSu,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
6imbeerereme.

Bon l 4iter Simbeeren tpirb Der Saft
auSssprsBt unb nit 200 @ramm 3uder,
tpeI6er nit / 2iter @ein in elmer Wei.
iinepfanne uuf benz 5eusr aufseIbit tuurbs
-nimmt man Simbeeriaft. ldBt man ben
3uder tpes-iopie nit feds giselb uno
einem gifueiB, peIde nit einanber psrs
ribrt tpurben, gut nermenet. Sierauf
tpirb baS @anse auf baS Seuer eeiteat
uno bis gum 2oden beitdnSis eeriibrt
pber nit benz S9neebeien eeidlaeen.
SIT bic Creme bidIib, pirb fe BON
Seuer senommen, eeribrt, bis iie abSe'
tdblt 1T, in cine BIatte sefiat unb taIt
eefteIt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-07-19
q 6neebaaen.

t 2itsr Mild pirb nit 70 9ramm
Butter unO etpas 3uder aufsefO6t, banr
! Bfunb MebI gut binein8eribrt unb bel
Teig 10 LANCE eeriibrt, bis er troden se'
tpOrbsn 1T unb iid bon Der Pfunne lbf,
Run labt man ibn ertaIten, sibt ie&a
biz adt gier uno elm penis Sab binein
unb perarbeitet ben Teis redt fem. formi
fleine 8aasn buppn unb badt iie in
idtpimmenbem SdmaIs i66n selb, bebt
iie nit Der ISABEL beraus, beitreut iie nod
tparm nit 3uder ooer na6 SeIieben nit
3uder unb 3immet unb trdet iie nit
8pmpott su Iii6e.