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,m5g5, ,na 5hf jury gave a verdict for n. full


amount ''N' Tor the fuI
ints court vas engaged yos,orioy 4,
nn,.atins arEna4ent f9r BAN ~ Tn,g,,i. ".
Ii'n'l'i"n: VINO some lays sincn sfo, -
lar-room ." Pto'tmiD
cJuige Wexford. of tho CIV Ola.
Court. yesterday issued an orig5, ,r,l,i
inS ne charter - Tho state BANK f'Sy'i,.- - y,,-
,hc "'I borI 'I,C,,oh ~ "a rs 80 am'ra.l AZ 10 ~
treasurer ~ sall corf3ra,io5 ,,Sn'er a, or
not l,ss than 5000. anI ~ ...,i,,iiii'' 1T
may be an individual or injIv, ,l',yisah,y
'ne Co, aiser. u9p = the boarl y biree,,r,.s ~
Gat"s = Brown brought s,,if 4, 80
tribunal yesterday against q !" ,nls
for $50 damages. - ~ Jonc,
IN ne Law and Equity Co,.r, v..,..
1,ay SUIT was Instituted by me Fvsr..,
anI' onpany .aTainst joseph Rins,.
srq-s "N' am Enamel Ui.min. for
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FOR COMPLIMENT ONLY.
Democratic Nominations for North Cnro-
Inn Scnatorships.

RALEIGH. y. c.. January lS.--At the
meeting II the Democratic caucus here
tonight for the nomination of United
States senators 4 nomination for compIi-
meut ouly-the following gentlemen were
ship. M,Ssrs. Mason. AycpcN. Pou. and
Governor Carr. NJ. Mason Was nJmi-
mated ON the first ballot by vote OF -
- li for the other three candiat .s.
There were hye ballots tskeu f,r the
western uator.hip. with jhr following
gentlemen in nomination: .l,ssrs over
man. osborne. Arnh,li, Crawford and
u. T.. Bennett. ON the last ballot over
osborne ] each Both nominations were
made unanimous.
There were present 2N m,mhers OF the
LEGISLATURE. st the outset !t wd5 a-'i'-
hy AN - eliminate Ransom anI Jarvis
from the contest. uuI 80 they were not
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
HORROR FROM MINNESOTA.
Desperate Farmer Kills Fatber-in-Law,
Mother-in-Law, Wife, and self

FAiRMONT, MINI. January ls.-About
O'Clock last night sam Hoteling. 4
farmer living five miles south OF here,
went to the house OF T. b. Whitney, his
father-in-law, and shot and killed both
OF the old people and his wife. who had
left him and gone TO live with her
escaped from the house and gave the
alarm. After committing the murder
Hoteling fed 20 his own house. near by.
and BARR ,ldirg doors and windows. pre-
pared Tor siege. He kept the Sheriff's
posse ut bay until this morning, when a
number OF militia rifles were taken from
this place and the house was riddled with
bullets. Hotellns was finally found. hay-
ing shot himself In the head. the ball en-
tering the left eye and coming out at the
back OF his head He was armed with
a Winchester rifle and a large revolver.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

SUPPOSE TT DOES COST ONE DOL
LAR Don't DE "penny-wise ana pound
foolish through taking for your cough
medicine that you know nothing about,
when one OF Congratulated reputation
and proven quality like Dr. ID. Jayne's
LxpeetoraDt can be had
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
The French Situation.

PARIS. January lS.-General Fevrier.
Grand chancellor ~ the Legion Of Honor.
gave NJ Faure to-day the collar of the
Grand Master NJ the order.
IL was learned At - o'clock this eve
ming that II. Bourgeois. after a " o-hour
conference with VI. t'aure, had consented
10 try To form a Cabinet.
1t is expected that NJ. PCincarre VIII
return to the Ministry Of Finance, and
THAI NJ Laygues viii be the Minister OF
Education Paul Peytral. Louis Terrier.
and Eugene Godfrey Cavaignac would
accept Cabinet positions under Bourgeois
as Premier
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
.Japuarv Iu,ssfments

should be made IN paid-up stock % 'l'
United Banking aad Building COMPANY.
II costs you only 50 per share. on 'll,.,,' WIZ
4 cash dividend Of per cent. per aA.~,'
IS paid and az maturity You can u.Am
sic5 uer share. For further infosnia'2n
amply al the Office Of tho company 80
east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
OLD POINTS SPRING SEASON.
Railroad and Steamboat Men Arranging
for the Travel

FORT MONROE. VA. January IS
SpecaL)-A delegation OF railroad and
steamboat-men met at the Iyseia Hotel
today To arrange for the sptins trade,
which is now heading this way. Among
the 3 legatas wtre Colonel Harry ".
Fuller. . neral passenger agent of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, Emmci 2
Brown. If the Baltimore Steam
Packet Company: Mr. GdlieanIen.
co-presl!eu'. and Nr. VI. Il. Crowall.
of the ola Dominion steamship
Company. tx. h. Cooke. NcN York.
Philadelphia AMI Norfolk Inc. and John
Callahan. general superintendent of TIE
Norfolk ana Washington Steamboat Com
uluy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

NORFOLK. VA. January lS--(Spocial)
Intelligence was received tonight from
Lnmiishurg Mi.. announcing the sudden
death Of Joseph 4. PaTker. son OF Sir.
Jos,'h i. Parker prominent mcr-
cnant Of Portsmouth, from q fall on the
lee. Young Parker was student al En-
mltsbuTg College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

BROOKLYN. y. Y. January N-The
hail of ex-Polie Captain John n. stephen
SON. ~ NV York. convicted Of bribery.
who has ben granted a stay, vas hxri
at 5000 hy Judge Gaynor in Brooklyn
this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

NEW YORK, January N.-Dr Magic,
Registrar Of vital Statistics, reports six
deaths from srip i.r, the tWenty-ii,M5o
favorable weather IL is thought. VIII have
a tendency to decrease the delth-ra,e
from the disease.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Dnc Injured-The
New Judge aud soiicitor-Yobucco

GREENVILLE. y. C.. January is-
tsl.niaJ Yesterday afternoon. near
1rliton. IN this county. boiler explO-
,.,h occurred at the steam gin Of rh6o.
NIand. instantly killing Theo Bland. Jr.,
~i.3 eVsVred Man namea John Smilh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
FOR DISTRIBUTION AMONG THE SHIPS.
Uncle Sans Ubiquitous Jack Tars-Police-
men Punished in Portsmouth.

NORFOLK. VA, January is.-(SpeclaD
\ detachment Of seventy enlisted seamcn
anl marines arrived from the New York
navy-yard to-day to be distributed among
the ships at the yard. At present the men
are on the receivlng-ship Franklin.
\ large excursion party IS expected
from Washington. -. c.. on Sunday 10
see the biz ships AZ the yard.
The officers have arrived here and re-
ported q the commani1nt - take charge
Of the United States steamer Alliance
when she goes In commission. and carry
her % Newport 10 be used a A gunnory
ship by the United states naval appren-
tices there.
The unusual number Of war-vessels at
the yarl just now causes quite 4 display
~ Tuclo Sans representatives. on the
streets on liberty days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

When BABY was sick, We gave her cAS"'~
When .hc was o Child, she cried for 'AS'''HN
When she became Mis-, shs chung 70 c"S'''A
When she nai Children. sAe saveissn ca'''A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
OLD DOMINION RACE TRACK.
Jockey Fenimore Has u Iall Bat Is Not
Hurt

WASHINGTON. u. G. January H-
In the evontfu lf,h race a liz ~ Doe
mlni1n tgack to-day Jockey FenIm're
f"ll on Uncle Jim within an eighth or
the wire. but was not hurt IN. fourteen
books which were On to-day bad thiugs
all their own way. as not lN'riH
Won tn" chute Was again used. Nut ft
is probable that thr races HIl tc run
on the schedule distance tom row.
FIRST racc-fiyc furlOuEs -t..ii. .'r 90 -
- won. pr.ZLle second. Hiu t.lri. Ilae.
second race-dye furlonss Paragon >
10 - won. Walcott second. liaAit1uD
Third rac' hve f1r,ouge -u,at G ~
u won, Classic second, lr,ne 'h.rI. Tine,
lo1g.
F5ur.h race-nye rrlone. -oramuhn
- to - won. sonora second, benjamin
F.fth rae. ave rurlug Dog Br.h -
20 > Won. W,stsiie second Na A trirL
Time, l)it.
PELICAN STATE EVENTS
NHW ORLEANS. January B-Th'
" nthcr PREDICTION - yesterday was Ntr.-
net today ana tho afternoon was an
IDEAL ca" Tor racing. but the tack Wa'
juet muddy enough 10 make me Kulns "A
trinn SLOW md "a iit unNGsIal'oft irnHi
the horseman's standpoint IT,. i.rigr
stalls were packed an ey ming With back
,rs of several entries in each mt Dlt
the talent play 4 safely on but t~J iA.o-
rites out " the nv.
First race-tl'rcr quarters oi a mite.
pursc-B. L. Fly. Jr, - t0 - wor. DIXON
second Jim lt-ury thirl. Time. f
Second rlce-saNen clghihs Of a ni
{. liing Lester a - u won. Brakeman
second. Francis Pope third Time. l.t',.
Third race-nyc elghths 81 a mi'. s-..-
ing Fabi, a. 70 - won. Filsst second.
Luke l,lrks third. Time 90
Fourth. rac--three quarters u mite.
s0lllng-Hodgson q to - won. kiriynL
second. Gleesome thiri. Tllna. la.
Fif,h nca-threc quarters u a mile;
pursc-Noman 4 - % won. Insomnia
second, Or. Rod thirl T.me. -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
ABSORBED.

The Methodist Laymen's Union, which
built several churches and al 4 great
amount of work during the years l. cX-
iateI. plssel into the Twin CITY Church
Extension Society of Norfolk, Ports
mouth. dnl Berkeley last niga..
officer William Warren was dismissed
from the police force of Portsmouth last
night FOR going into q bar-room. and Of
ticer George r. Hutchins was fined AMI
suspended twenty days for being on his
beat. rn1cr he new ruling of the po-
Ice commissioners of Norfolk tho officers
of tha force are instructed % arrest any
party inviting them 10 drink or be- dis
missed from the force. POlice-Justice
burroughs says any parry brought before
him FIR invlting an officer &, drink VIII
be- promptly Iism. .s I 0f the charge. The
commissioners are MT laW-makera.
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ORDERS for printing sent 10 the Dis
patch Company viii be given prompt at
tentlon, and the style Of work and prices
will be sure to please you.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

For coreas AND THSo,r rSorSLhs ass
R,oun,, Bronchial TfochsA They relieve =.
tnroa, irri.a.,ons caused by cold " ass W WV
voice.
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TO Telcphon. Subscribers.

Please add - our January caialosue Wv
following. .,,e,c.
II. Il. ROOD, Manager
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

Mr.. NJ T.. Ferguson. 2d0S y street.
Richmond Va. after suffering seven
weeks from n sprained wrist. was cured
In a night by the use Of Quratol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19
He is SURRENDERED.
MORCANFIELO BEING TAKEN TO
STAFFORD FOR TRIAL.
Tho Cincinnati Authorities Very Glad TO
Get Rid Of IIim-iie Has Ecen
Troublesome.

CINCINNATI. o.. January ls.-CSpe-
ciaL)-Charles Morganfell. the Aqua
creek train-robber, Is at last on his way
to Virginia to be tried for his life. His
departure was as sensational as his adj
vent into Cincinnati several months ago,
when he was found on the outskirts lying
along railroad track, suffering from a
bady-broken leg.
Morganfeld's case in the different courts
here. ana his confinement ana bad be-
havior in the city hospital and jail have
been n succession of sensational and
dramatic incidents, and not until the
Chesapeake and Ohio train had crossed
the Ohio river bridge to-day did the
Cincinnati police breath sighs Of relief.
Morganneid was the most dangerous and
troublesome customer they ever had, and
they were reioiced to see him leave.
The Circuit Court made short work Of
MorEaniicld's case to-day. The decision
was announced at l0.30. sustaining Judge
Wilson. The virginia authorities then
applied TO Judge Wilson for formal pos
session. In the mama Of Virginia. Of the
body Of Charles Morgantield. At II o'clock
the papers 10 this effect had been Sc
cured.
THE SURRENDER
The Virginia people then hurried TO the
jail, presented their papers. and Jailer
kushman surrendered Morsanfrll. The
latter was ordered To dress. To depart f1r
Virginia at once. lie turned deathly pale.
and feisnci prostration from his broken
leg.
The Virginia officials wanted - leave
with MorganGell on the first train. which
left at one minute after noon. Morgan
field delayed matters as much as possi-
be. Al II 30 he was not ready. The cili-
Gals did not wait longer. They forced
him on 70 a cot. carried him to the Jail
entrance. and hailed n passing furniture
ear. not caring - wait several minutes
for n patrol wagon. Into Tho furniture
car MorgannelI was dumped, and the
horses were soon galloping towards the
Grand Central depot
SHAY OrrWITTED.
Meanwhile Thomas shay. Morganiiolds
attorney. WAS employing every innuendo
known to his profession. bat all in vain.
He was outwittel AZ every point, and
legally. too
ono minute after noon The train pulled
out. Norglnneld was ON 10. and surround
ing him were determined NOV. an arm i
10 the tceth. They were Detective Her
man witt. II Cincinnati; Sheriff Kenn"-
is. Of Frelaricllsbur-; Detective Estun,
If the Pinlcrton force. and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-19

Old papers for sale At the Dispatch
office. al, .t =,
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Hawaiian Revolt Put Down.

SAN FRANCISCO. January ls-HONO-
LULU. January spondence OF
the United Press per steamer Alameda)-
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Sca unfere 8artei leben ?

Col. U. 8. WegIure, Der bsiabrte,
bo6erfabrene uno anerfannt ferniebenbs
Goitor Der 8blIabelpbia LINES (unabs
bdnsis bemOtratiib). bat tlr3li4 sinen
2eitartifeI biitirt, tpprin er ben Demotra.
ten einmaI often beraus iaet, tpie es um
ibre 8artei beteat 1T uno mas bic Bar.
tel 3u tbun bat, tpenn Ie n1t p6ais benz
nntsr8ans sepsibt iein ioa. Wobl fsln
beut' lsbsnber Wann 1T nit Der 9eididte
Der Barteien unieres 2anoss 70 psrtraut
tpie Sol. 0ie@lure, uno Wenige beliben
ieinen SdarfbIid unO iino 10 tpeitiebsnp,
tpie bieier 8steran untsr ben eneIiihen
3eitunsSleutsn Der Der. Staten. unb
oleie nmfdnoe itnb eS ebsu, tpel6s benz,
mas er iaet, @epi6i ssbsn. Die Ds.
motraten iberaa peroen pobI baran
tbun, islnsm 8arnunssruf prompt 5oIss
3u leiiten. Gr iaet:
Die oemOfratiids 8artsi bat bsuts
nibt sinen einSi8en boffnunssuoaen
Staat n0roli4 bon >, ,Waipn unb Diron's
Sine" iis bat teinsn sinsissn bOffnunss'
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3I7 9inSen CITRATE.
sRi;jI;;jlIjI'5;j,;llIz|'l!|!!!!a!S1 ;jI;jII'5;j,; al!
tS. 9pp. 1894.


3ass psrlaiIsn Serantpn fir philadelphia unb
gisp yOrf per D s. s " 8 um 7.45 NOrssns,
f2.u5, 2.3S unb II .3S Nacbm., per 3. Z. & W.
u. R. 600, sos, tt.2O %. unb 100 Na8m.
0erlaIen scranton fir pitistrn unb Wilffe-
barrt per .. Z. & 9B. u. u. 800, sos, tt.20
Wprssns, 3.55, 6 W, $50 9iadm.
YulalItn scranton fur y, bite Sapsn, SasIt,
ton, ppttspiat uup alIsn punfttn Der 9tapu
Msaepp unb pctspils .3peistn, per 9 B.
y. "a M., per . & S7.45 Dr., I .05, 2.38,
400 Ra6m per 3. Y. & W U. u. an $40,
S.0S, t1.20 Murssus, t.30, So Na6mitiaes.
gnla6rn SerautVn fir 8ablsbtm, Cation,
Hsapins, Sarrisbure unb alsn 3pilbtnrunfttn
per .. s 8. &. " am 7.45 d.. IL 05, 2.38
400, ,3S 9iatmittass, per . 7. & lD. 600,
sos, tt.20 W, t.30 gia6m.
BrIahsn Snanipn fur 3uufbannpd, Irpau-
pa, Glmtra, Stbaea, @suspa une !3piit npunf,
ten per .. & 3. ". ". um S45 W., 12.05 unb
II t.38 Na6m., per 3 Z & gS U U an sos W
1.30 NaGmittass.
8nIaiIsn scranton fir Rphtiitr, Buffalo,
giasara 5Gasn, Detroit, 9bieasp une psitlidsu
punfisn per . < 8 U u S.45 Wl, 10 05, 9.t5,
tt.3S Na6m., per . Z & % u & unp pittstou
Suuctipn 8 0S, 9.55 Wi, t.30, s. 50 Nabm., per
&. a W u U 3.41 Na&m.
S5iir &lmira unp 9Hsien per Salamanea, per
D & 8 8 R S.45 Dr.. 1905, 6.05 Natmiitas.
per . { & D S.0S 9 S. N., t.30, 6.07 Na6m.
pulmann parlor une SGlaf. cbn Z. y.
StIelpassn auf allen .3istn spiIGsu {. s Sl.
Sunetion oeer Wilftsbarrs ure 9iep yprf, pbi.
labslpba, Buffalo unb Suspsnfpn Bride.
RoIin 3. WiIbur, Sen. Cup.
9bas. 9. &c., Gsn. paf. assut pbilassl,
pbia, pa.
v. @. Ronnsma6sr, alTt. Sen. paf. assnt,
Siip Sstblsbtm, "a.
gDsitert gusfunft srbsilt W. {. prpur, Siabt-
Mgsnt, 309 9ada Apsnue, scranton, pa.
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Gaure Ralt sleber.

9is 2sber pirb sepaiden. ubsebdu'
tet, in Danne Stide seitnlttsn unb aui
bsibsn Seiten nit MebI beitreut. Stun
madt man Butter ober SdmaIs beib.
bratet bic 2ebsr barin i6nea beraus, sibt
stipas Sleii6briibe, elm tpenis @iRe.
3piebel. unp 3itronsni1eiben baran.
ldbt bic 2sberi6nitten oarin etpas odm'
pfen, iaIat uno pfsffert Dor oem Sertis.
perbsn unb rittet iie nit Der Saucs an.
-@ibt man NIT oeri6ieoenen Irten
aartpHslsemlie, BeiBfraut. @iriins unc
10 tpsiter.
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MaHeelerem

l 2itsr DiiId Ober Rabm tpiro nit
200 @ramm 3uder aufsefo6t uno bets
isiis ssftsqt. t Bfuno iuBe WianDeln,
benen man einiee Stad bitiere beifdsen
fam, perbsn init Dtil9 fein eefoBen.
ie1s Giootter uno Elm GipeiB nit einan'
Der psrrIbrt unb init ben Ufanoeln sul
usrmsnst, Johann Die eesuderte WliI6
Iansiam baran esribrt uno oas 9anBs
unter bshdnbiaem 8lbren ooer S4lasen
nit bem Sbneebeisn bis gum 8otsn aui
bas Seuer eeiteat, bann ipe8sencmmsn.
serlbrt, bis es absetdblt 1T. in cine
SGaIe ssi6lttet unb falt seiteat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19

- Das amerifanii1e 8etters Bureau
1T 8essnpdrtis 25 Sabre alt unb bei6df.
tist Sur 3eit 300 besablte unb ettpa 5000
unbeSablte Bebiloete WstterbeObp1ter in
usridisoenen Ibeilen oss 2anbes, peIts
tdSIid UNI 8 ubr Morssns unb 8 nbr
4benos ibre telesrapbiiden 8sri9te na4
8eibinston uno glen Yort einididen.
Iubercem iinb in ben sr6bsrsn Stdbten
Der Union 2euts aneeiteIIt, tpel9e bas
Better far ibren Otitritt fur bic nd&fsn
"a Stunoen porauSiasen. Sisrburt
iinb bsionoers ben S1iiffabrts. Snterei.
fen bsreits ipi6tise Dienite seIeiItst NOR.
ben; in 1894 purben 1888 5abr,euae
Dor perbeerenben Stlrmsn rs&t,eitis ae.
tparnt, 70 baB iie bic Sdfsn n,6t perlis.
bsn; man beslffert bic Summs, tpsI&e
biereur6 serettet ipurbe. auf $4,000.
600. Das Sphsm III 70 ausssbiIbst,
cab 80 bis 80 Pro3ent Der 8orausiasun,
gen i'm Wonat sutrsffsn.
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SammelH Heif6raso ut.

Man pertpenbet bisrsu friiGes obsr
sebrateneS SammelHeii6 unb ldBt Ieb.
isres in Der nadfoIsenoen Sauce nur
beiB ipsrben. Man mabt Elm braunss
ginbrenn, in ipel4em Helm ssi6nittsns
3pisbeln ser6ftet tpurben, fllt nit
5Ieii&briibe auf, sibt dbrisssbIiebene
8ratsniauce baran, bann Sals, sanssn
gfeffsr, Nelten, 2orbeerbIatt, WurssI.
perf, selbe Rlbe. 3itronenidale unb
giiis, ldbt es gut burdfodsn. sib. bas
in iIeinere Stide seidnitteue SammeI'
feii6 bineir. fodt es barin tpei9 uno
na6bem bic Sauee bur1 Elm Saarfeb
sstrieben tpuroe, ridtet man bas 8osout
an.-@ibt man nit sei6nibten &artof.
feln ober &artofslfIbben.
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'.2r, 81 I, 5aubtul
sDtrtber Ssrr! Dor isds Subrtn bait, ID iOl6t
SG,.HsTItH poH 8bsumatismus, BOB i'd obHt bilis
lines Stcdes itinsu Saritt otbsn toHut. Rtint
p'int unb Sibt ipnrsn i'm t5tf,1 Csaos ans
J.isw0lsI uHo ndbom 10 nisIt N,it,tl umiunh
ofriubt, tauifs Id sintn Sbrtr G3irttl. Sdpu In
CT trtfu StuHos iiblis id Stro;yaH5 uuo in aaHI
igvltr 8sit mar Id bic SdmstitH polfdnbia los,
l3,eib pom erittn Sdat an Hdbm i'd an Gitiuiht lu.
C1iDohl i'd ben Oiilrtl ieibcm immtr nod nIs
elm Dsribpoles Gitld bertit bllis, babe id ittotm
ME etiuGs ron oen Sbmtrltu bemsrft uno bdltt
mid iIE poltfinoil at5eilt. 1br elHfb1rtr
VI. II. 0ob, Wuffoirrsfiur.
800 q. Wayts Nldu, Srooilpn y. o.
II. SarS;R's bsrismisr ,ltftriihtr Giiri,l btili
r5ns GtSI!H: abtumlismus, SGits uup sfus
rcuprb gisttns, gsbcta uRp Wdasultbsu labs
u.u ahd,u IL. t. 10. bsiptrld Gisiblt6ttr uHb al,
gyi3liidipi5su baa Iduntru
Cine Slibsnaus9ab' reu u. eiHesn's btrltm'
sm mcoiIuiben setrit abu tltfiriibt gtbauOs
lung, S:Tp aui geuuib ird uuo psrf,ott ptri
ilaet. Ter bets. is oiitrirtt @sapsisr iur stlbh'
b;baaoluHs obus iaSoi6s Site Dlduuu b,'
iOHbtrs Olttn has SUD ltim. Run OOt,Fiu:
Dr.. SASOEA, 826 Broadway, New York.
ofiit''siHHetH bon bis G sOHHtaps 10 bis ].
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xbeebrpth en-.

1 piunb Butter riibrt man nit bier
giern idaumis, menst cine Msferipibe
SaIa Pfunb 9uder, 10 8ramm
8aniaesuder, s @ramm friitaaiiirts
Pottaide gut barunter uno berarbsitet es
nit l pfunb WebI au einem Isis, mel.
der in iIeine idmale 8rbtden sefOrmt,
nit @isrn beitriden, NIT 3uder behreut
unb in mittlerer Sibe sebaden tpirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19
Saskatchewan.

SsdS sefodte 8artOfe!n tperosn ss'
riebsn unb our6seisibt. Dun ribrt man
sinen eebauften 8pdlDffel pou Debl nit
Elm ipsnis MiI1 an, slbt bret gier, elm
Stld abseribrte Butter uno Elm ipsnls
Sal3 baran, menst eS unter chamber,
sibt ss su pem 8artuffsImsbI. NIT mel
1sm man eS gut miibt uno badt bic
MaRe ipie bic iibrisen S6marn. .-@ibt
man 3u peri6iebenen Braten pber su ee.
fodtsn 3pstidesn, in tpsI4 lestersm
Sale Der 8artoifeIi6marn gut nit 8udtr
beitreut tpIro.
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Slisfuhen.

t Yiunb Butter niro fsin abssrlbrt,
nit pier Giern. t Bfunb 3udsr, wel6sI
an Der S4ale bon t 3trone aDssrisbsn
puroe, iopie ! 8iunD Uiebl au einsm
leie serdbrt, pel6en man aui Elm mil
Butter beiiridenss 8ls6 finserbid Blbt,
nit psrrabrtem 81 beitrel1t, nit srOt
eeiiobensn Wanceln uno 9uder beitreut
uno in mittsIbeibem Oien lansiam bad
-@ibt man nit einssma6ten 5tu8tsn
ober Sru6tseleen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-04-19
Staneenbteeuite.

t pfunb 3udsr ipiro nit brsi gisslb.
bsm Safte unb bsm 9elben bon 3itrone
cine baIbe Stunbe seribrt, 70 @ramm
WebI unb Der Sbnee Der brei gipeib
tpsrben barunter semsnst, ioslei6 nit
sinsm 1ri6ter finserlanse biscuits auf
Bapisr aufseisst unb bisieIben in mittsl'
beibem Dfen 9ebaden.
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$ans itnb &pf.
&eberfl6fheufuppe .

LIS 9funb &inbsIsber nirb abasbau.
tst unb fein seidabt, bamit bas Sdutiss
suriidbleibt nun rdbrt man 25 @ramm
Risrsnfett ab, i6ldst atpei gier binein,
sibt bic 2ebsr. etnaS fein sstpiests
3itrOnsnfdaIe, Pste,iiIis. 9piebsI, 9fsf.
fer, SaIa Elm tpenis Maioran unb sttpas
MebI binSu. Damn formt man aIbb6en.
slbt iie in iiebenbe SIeii4brlbe. fo6t iis
cine 8iertelitunbe, bic iie auftsissn, unb
brinst bic Suppe ;u 9ii1e.
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Gbee.

Man sibt mebr ober ipeniesr Ttee.
is nadbem man ibn itarf plnidt, in
cine 1beeianns. siebt Elm tpenis fo&sn.
oes Wafer barIber unb IaBt ibn ansie'
ben, bann fiiat man Jpn nit bsiBsm
Dafsr auf, Idbt ibn etipaS itsbsn unb
sieBt ibn nit MiI6 ober Rabm in bic
Tafen. Wtan fann aud etpas Araf
Ober Stun basu nebmen, ipOour& ber Ibss
iebr irdftis tpirb.
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Allemeine Neseln beim Irandbiren.

~he"ethe tebSth Vtt"t @IuhWtEeH.
Bum Trandiren bebarf man elmer
stpeisinfisen 1randirsabeI, zines fbar.
fen bdnnen unb eineS itarfen Trandir.
msfsrs. Sc mub nit 2si1tistsit qusr
iibsr bic SIeii6faisrn ssidnittsn iperbsn,
70 bab bus SIeiid beiiammen bIeibt unb
bic Saiern ni6t reiBsn. Die SIeiidtIds
iolIen ni1t su bid, aber aud fiir cine
SauSbaltuns pafenb nidt gar su binu
unb auf Der Blatte id6n seortnst isin,
inoem mon ie tpieber suiammsn ridtet
unb ibnsn 70 bas ausieben bes san3sn
Stddss sibt. am bsitsn tran6irt man
auf einsm SIeii6brett i'm Stsben, mo.
burd man er6bere @slenfisteit unb
araft entfaItsn fam, alio cine Sertisisit
sr3isIt, psl1e man beim Siben ober auf
elmer Por,eaanpIatts ME erreidsn ipirb.
Ro@ II binsusufdsen, buB bic 1ran4ir.
mefer bon sutem StabI fein miifen unb
bab man einen euten Strei@fabI sum
Sddrfen berielbsn brau&t.
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