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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
Sic cDan8ciiiGc 9sciigion

III cine meytpiiroi9e Gri6einuug, irl=
Dem lie ll0 ni0t auf ein beiOnoereS
PrinSIp iiilBt, ionOern nui perIAicoeuen
uno lcbr elltQc0en9eiegten Priniipien
ii0 erbebt. 2anlit 0ber tyd0t lie in
iDrem S1OB Den Sumen al bsItQnol=
gen &elbertien uuO 9ele9entllOen
Spaltun0ell, Die nit Der 3eit lnOer=
mciCiib wer0tu. Sic lDaot e5 niAt.
lr8enO ell Srin3ip ernItli0 St bctOnen
poer lOaliO GnaSuIiIbrsn, ooGr oas
cine ourO OaS 0noere 81 btiWrGnten
mo IN einen i0elnbNrcn GintlGug 81
brinNen. Ntlf lbren &erIummiungen,
+ onpentipncn uno &irAeuta9en per=
mciOen lie Qn9itliA cine OlaubenaIruge
ST ber!l0rCu, alls 6ur0t in mlO3il0e
StrelfrQ9cn Db I'll UerUife!n unO Den
YtltanO Der Settle III Geiabr Su brin=
gem. Sic be9mlgeu li0 oaber nit Den
GDutlNcn : UelAaiten Der iirMliGm
Serw0!tun8 NuO tebren 9etrOit IND
neu 9~cit0rtt III lire reipettiDen @emein=
Den 3uriId. Ylel 2lebuli0ttii bat
Oieie GeiigiOn nit Der en9lii1sn
Spyn0e. Q8it OieIe SUiommen0elegt
III, aus ccIiiihen, id0iii0en, lateini=
ihen, oeuti6sn, franiDni1en, hOllln=
OlI6en unO eIni2en it0lieniibeu @0r=
tern, 10 if 0u0 Oas Notwithstanding
Der eOuN8clii Den &elIgion 3ninnmen=
geilift aus peri1iCoeuen lutberii6en,
caiOiniI1en, 3pinBlianiiNen mo l~taotss
ttr0lIben Gcgen, mo IO0ar ni0t
msnigen liberal iortiArittli0cn Soetn.
GteIe 9eii8ipn betennt ljd Su teiler
ein3i9m 8laubeu8pobrbeit irant uno
Irei; lie 9eitdttet ibrsn gnbdn9ern
UOlle Glauben2ireibeit. lin Ibre
Yrin3ipien= mo 0iaubens0rmutb su
perOedsn, Iilaen ii0 Die YrsOiger in
niAtsi09enoe, icntimentale Pbraieu
uno orbciten Ii1 Unter 0u0enberOrebe=
rii1em Nebabreu ulO i1mu6RuDCm
gIide i'll cine lmnatiirli0e Nciilbls-
0ufre4un9 Dinetu unO ieBeu oas 99eieu
Der JteligtOn IN cinen irOmmen OeiilbIs=
ouicl, ii Dem Sober li0 III lilben
Sr0umen erGcben lam. Gui oieie
g8eiie miro Die NuImertiamfeit DER
O!du6i9en bon Der Wiaubeus0rmutb
ilrer PreOiAer Ob0elentt, welde nibt
often ST betenlen iDa0en, mas lie iiber
6bri'tus, iiber Die Satramnte, iiber
Die STRIDE, ilber Die giotDluenOigteit oes
0lNubens 60lten.
llno mie i6ncn lin poIitioes, uniebl=
bares @lGubensbetemltniB NbQebt, 10
bAbet lie aud feline 3uperldIiise Jti1t=
ihmur sur &rttdrun9 Der bl. S6rift.
GntlUc0er balten lie liH blinDlin0s an
jcne GrtldrungCn Die Gutber ooer Sal
pin II. /. 10. 9eQeben, ODER balten lih
al gar teiue, neil lie Die Sibel ais Gin
DerOltete$ mo mnDeritdnoli6cs Bud
bel Seite 9cle9t, tuie es wObl meiltens
Der 6Ail lcln miro. Sieie GtsIi9iOn
b%eiinOet iJN jebt i'm llebergan9 81 ibrem
Mbi0luB unO ibrcr enO!ihen NuflOlung
in HUtlonaiismus uno III Der Sumas
nltdtsreliNlon, melhe berelts Die Eelis
0iOn iIrer @e6itoeten lit. Sas ein=
si9e &crciui2un9sb0lo, oas bis jeBt
ibre iOie Sr9miiotion MD %suiammen-
lGIt, ii Der SAP ae9en papit uno Die
tatboIiI1e STRIDE, @9iirOe Oicier 5ab iib
nbIiiblen mo elmer acknowledgement
6elinnunA 9egen Die &dtbOliten Ylab
MAIDEN, 10 crl0iene Die gauge Cr9ani=
iatiOn SluedlOs. Ias wiilen Die Siib=
rer in Geutiblano louobl als in
glmerita, OeBb0lb miro ~iortlpdbreno
bort ,Uie bier 9elebt. Gei6ijret, pcr-
leumcet unO leinr!i0 UeriOlgt. I'm Den
bOlen S1ein 81 Oermaioen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
uebcr ole Ycriu6e neucr

VIII.

Die pantbeitii6s &eli9ion, nad
melAer Gott unO Die lj6tbare Q8elt
ems unO pGiielbe iino, erbielt nit
Shtcierma6er, benz S6Dpier Der
preuiTiAsprOteltantiiden ~llniOn, einen
neuen Nuii0wuuQ. Satte bic gBol1's
i6e NuitldrunN Die &eligion auf Der.
pernitnitiNe @eOanten iiber @ott ulO
@sIt, SAINT DisieIbe aut refine MOral
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Sad Yetanntmaduna oeS pGptlihsn
S9reibens betreheno Die ioNen. Meli-
0ions=@onsrelie, Uuroe alsbalo Grs=
biihof Srelano, melber - nebit Gar-
Oinal Gibbons uno SiihOi Geane Don
Der tatbolilhen llniuerlitdt in Waibina-
ton = Der Dauptilbli6lte Yeiiirporter
iolder SteligiOns pari0mente tatbpli-
iderieits mar. uno al benz &eli9iOns-
parlament in Chicago ii1 betbeiliate,
ppn Dem Nsenten Der Miiociirten Yreiie
I'M feline Nnlibt bariiber beiragt.
Ser Sberbirte bon Ct. paul CAB oen,=
Ieibsn cine etwas ionoerbare Nusle=
9un9. Gr meinte ndmli1 - penn
Der telegraph ridtig beridtet - iiini-
ti0bin tonneu &atboliten bod an Reli=
aiOns-6 On9rsiien Sbeil nebmen, nllr
milBtsn lie lbre 8erlammlunsen apart
batter uuo ui6t All oerielben platform
mt Wubaineoanern uno WuoobiIten
erIheinen. Sann meintc er nod, SEQ
XIII. babe Woll niht Den @bicagoer
Gcli9ions- 6on9reB i'm NuSs 9ebabt,
iOnoern sinel iiiuitissn in Yaris 81
b%altenOen. gum S6luB oefte iI9
lnoeB Der GrSbiidOf ben &ilden, inoem
sr iaSts: Sas S9rsibsW wiro ben SD
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
IAY nAnnli. YAy Del.

V@ populi, Uy Del. YrObibitiOn
i6eint in Soma oifenbar Der @ile oes
Bottles 81 iein. Suran 1T ippbl tein
Sreben uuo 9eutelu m69li6, benin Die
60, 900 Stimmen Majoritdt, wel6e
bic &epublitaner erbalten BADEN, tDn=
men mir bod ni6t binwe9 -. leus=
nen, Dsnn contra facta non valet
disputatio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
NmS 0cn ancerea fatboiii6cn
3cifun1eu.

DGrtidren." GrSbiiAoi Srelanb
D%erlldrt" Oas greOe Oes Yapiies ss9en
gemil9te &eli8ions 6on9reiis. Org
bil6ot SoBer bat Oaiclbe pu6lisirt.
Giner 0rtlarun9 beodrf es nibt. Seoer
Tam es Uerl!eben. -n&0tb. Ulaubens.
bote."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
ia tuar rim MnID

rSD -""t "" uPut ..'''' t'He
@abl, tpelde 81 Guniten Der Semo=
traten a~usiiel, uno oa bate Semano
Die oemutrotiiden Webrheiten je uad
Staaten 81 elmer netten pDramioe
Suiammeu9eitellt. Sieies Sabr brall=
den mir eiren 3ablentiinltler, Der
I'M ere YerluIte pronet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
Stspbou, q. g., /. NOp. '95.
@ertbsr Ssrr @ouuer.

ySertber Vert Woller.
gm 80. Sftober entitanb aui lusrtIdrIihe
@eile III Der bieiiSen Wtiiiiousi9ule IN Der
abtbeiluns iiir &labet Seuer, baS nit iol6'
raienoer S1neuigteit nm lid grill, baB al
cine Rettuns Der Gebauoe uibt 5u benteI
mar nub bieielbeu iontit inuerbalb elmer bals
ben Stluoe IN eiucu @idenbauisn perpan.
belt wareu. Jtur baS 2lernotbpenbigite
tonrite 9erettet peroen. @liidllderpeiie silg
tein Meui6enlebeu perloreu. Ger gerlujt
betrGSt ruseiabr $50 900.
N9tuu9spoul
Sobu IrnOIop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12
Sapienti sat.

Migr. Satolli lit aliO Cardinal 9e=
tporoen uno miro wobl balo na6 Gom
SllriifberuIen iperoen. Temporal mu-
tautur. $50. Next.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

GrItGmt iabcu Die &riioer, mie Der
9erwjl0 iein &amcel b2itieg, oas bel
Der Sbcillng ilbrig Gebljcben mar, rnb
ieine 3teiie - Nl0bS Sob iilQcno -
wicocr iCrtiebte. gSs oicler 98enOun9
i0loiien Die Yriioer 0ui Die Seiligteit
oes 9crwiiNcs mo w0rien lib Dor Inn
in Den Stnub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Y0pIt SEQ XIII. bat Gat6olifen Die
SetbCiIi9mnB an ip9en. .3ie!i0ionss
6en0rellen" nit Suoen, Glrilteu uno
S%pttentOtten pcrbOten.
SGs 1T wIsoer Elm S9la8 iiir Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Die Sdtite; Mo6nmeo, Dem sipeitcn, Elm
0rittel; MuIt0pbu, Dem jiiu0lten. ein
Neuntel. Ser ulte gtraber ltarb, uno
Die brci Grben wOlten nun gtlau no0
icincr &ori0riit tDeilsn. oeun lie ebrten
ben 9Sillcn Sbres @aters. Sic tolns
ten abCr 81 tcillcm Gnoe tunumeu, oa
Die 3oDl VI" iueoer our0 Sluci, nph
bur0 orei, nod aud ourA nellll tbcll=
bar 1T. Sin Strejt erbob lih, Seocr
mp.tte ans Der llnm6gli1teit elmer rid=
tl0en Sbeilun2 9tuBen 8leben. IS mar
nabe o0r0ll, OoB Der 3unt in blutiNe
SbGtIl6telten o~uSartete., Sn OieIem
Nugenblif fam ein Gerlpii1 aui einem
&amcel Ooriiber uno fang i%Ortpa9reno
oas Sob 2ll0bS. Nun belt er an rllo
c%rtunOi9te liN nub Der llrIahe oGs
Strcites Der NriiOer uno iN0te: sd
tonnle UOn Wtetfa uno beIiBe rIdts,
0ls mcin &0meel, abcr NtlOb bat mir
beToblelt, es Sud su 0cber, Samit Sbr
nO0 Dem g9ilIen ocs &Ootcn tGCiIen
t0nnt. SD bin iihcr, oOB ih Gin 0l=
Ocres &tittbier TinOe. Nil0b 1T Die
&orItbuEQ." 9icIe @orte mo Die
uncigemiiBiGe SAtntnng oes Wannes
beiduiti9tsn pl6BIi6 oen 3crn Der orei
SriiOer, Die nm ieinem &atbe iolAten
unO bon Neuem Die G0eilung i'm Slime
ibres ELECTROMAGNETIC uornnbmen.
9as &omeel muy0e DEN iicbse6n Su9e-
trieben, 70 onB MN Die @elNmmtSabl
0btje0n betrN9. SO erDielten:
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Gin Garbiuwl. Der lib oes Yertrau=
ems 2eo's XIII. ~erireut uno ilber
amcritanild DE Mn9ele9enbeiten gut in=
Iormirt it," bat iih an9ebli9 eirem
YcriAterltatter Der Neiu Yortsr Worlo"
9e9enilber iiber Die (tiir3li9 nod beltrit.
teue) Grnennung Migr. &enneop's
gum Gettor oss Mmerilanii6er Golles
gums in 3tpm an Stele Wi9r. S'@on=
nells, uno mas oarum uno baran
bGnAt, alls9eIprO4eu. WISr. S'GOn-
nells GntIernnng lit, BEN u%naenann-
ten Prdlaten Suiolae. Dem jiinaiten
jiln0iten geinde oes cardinal Gibbons
IN &om 81 p%eroanten. (?) Ser ~tieiere
Gruno oes Gettorats=W ehlels lei aber
oarin 81 iaden, oab Der iriibere Rettor,
III ieiner GiseuidaIt ais &eprdientaut
oes ameritGniiben Gpiitrpates in mill
iiirliter @eiie, ltatt Der 8eIammtbeit
81 oiener, Die Sonoer= Snterelien elmer
bis Dor turSem einiluBreihen" Srac.
tlon bon Spel ODER orei YrGlaten Der.
treteu babe. = .%Golumbia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Gebt untsr bic Yrpp9eten. - Ger
ielbitielbiGe yg8aidman" iast, es lei
10 Siemiib aewiB, boB Mi9r. Satoli
Die nQ1iten Weibnahten in GOm ieiern
luerOe. Mu, Damn mO9en lih Die libe.
ralen Serren bic Sdnoe reiben Dor lau=
ter Sle0esbewubtiein. Sa, oann mar
Gr bait Oa9epeien, aber iuie9 0dugen
opN ibre 6la99en i9on ilber Sabres=
frilt auf Salbmalt DOer nod tieier. Gi.
iuie bat il1 bod Oas Yldttlein 9enenoet.
Nber M0s2 98er miro iein Nahfol9er.
ieln? 9as maNt uns yS1weriiiBiNen"
feine 9ronen Saare; mir tbnn unlere
Plli4t mo halten Die 9eiitlihe Sbri9-
leit in Gbren; til bi lhur, mir babsu
nihts su liir0ten. Menn aber Die
Serren 2iberalen ben Na1iOl9er
SatoIli's ms S1lcpptau nebmen pol-
len, aus wel6em oieier entIdliipft lit,
Damn m"iiiieu lie uiel poriidti9er 81
Merte 9e6en, uno oann: Happy New
Year for you! = ,Sepp" IN Der BAL.
tImure vaatb. @o!tsStB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

&atbolitsn Der alien Sbule muB
Die SteIlunQnabme Oes bl. Stubles al
Den oJteii8iOns= Parlamenten" gu gro=
Fer GenuNtbuung 9erei9en. Sic, Die
Don .liberaler Seite iuege ibrer entihie=
Denen Oesneri9ait 9e9en ole oiele
9teuernN8en 10 DIT als &iidI6rittler,
ais @ngDersiBe. ais 2eute, welbe Die
grioroerniiie oieIer 3eit uno pieiss
Sanoes ni0t perItcben, uno oeraleihen
meDr geIbmdbt lpOroen limb, betommen
lan8l0m, aber liber. 3u9 I'M 3ug,
red)t. Go miro aud nod Die ,3eit
tomnen, no Der riiflihtsloien 81 III e.
ritani auf tirdli6em @e=
biete bon oben Der Elm &ieasl porae-
i1Oben miro, falls lie nibt etrua nit
Dem 81 erbonenoen Nieoersange bss
nSiberalismus" balo bon ielbit auf-
bort. - ,g8anoerer".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

y liberale" 9artei. Gr,biidof Srelano
uno Yiihof &eane. &ettor Der tatbos
liiNen llniUerlitdt in WaibinSton,
bobeu iih betanntlib in berDorrasenoer
gSeile an Dem 6bica9Oer &eli9iOns=
Yapperlamente betbeili9t.
So fpl9t Shla9 auf Stlaa iiir Die
yliberale" Yartei. Grit in Der rShul=
rage, bum in Der r9osenfrase" nno
nun in Der 6ra9e in @etreff Der Mil9z
mdib= Acknowledgements.
Die oeutlbe, tatbolil6e PreNe thar
allo I'M Gette in alien bieien Sragen.
GOm bat ibren S%tauopuntt janttionlrt.
Die oeutibeu &atboliteu babeu ale
llria6e, auf ibre Freiie ltols 81 iein.
-rSbioem."
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llniere .Nmeritaniirer" %erinnern
llis an Den Suriben, Der 81 ieinem
jiingeren Vruosr iaate: .2ieber Yru=
Der, iriiber Oocr ipdter muBt Oh eit=
moi lterben; Oas 1T 8ottes @ille.
Saber mill ib Did nur sleiA lest
q b III II 4; penn mir lie9t iebr
Oaran, oaB 8ottcs Mille seIhebe. -
"L'Esp6rance' bon Gentral sails,
G. 5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-11-12

Eopit Seq XIII. bat benz "Parlia-
ment of Religions'sS bwinoel our6
ein S1reiben an Die GrSbiihOie oas
@enif gebrD6eN. Srapo! 60 muBte
es tDmmen. &Om lam feline eigei,en
Yyin3ipien urlo lleberlieierunaen nlht
umtrempeln. - y&atb. Sonnta9sbl."
Sm Sesua auf oas lebte S6reibcn
oes Tapltss iiber Die &eli9iOnsparlaz
mentc. mag cs iuUbl am plaBe icir,
oorun sl %erinnerr, baB GrSbil6pf Sres
lano Dieles 6riibjabr, gum ArobeH Ner=
9erniB aller &atboliten, in elmer protes
ltuntilhen Stride in MinneapOlis pres
Digte. uno oaB in Monat September
&eu. Spbn Gmeiner oui Nnratben ieines
Sroinarius in elmer st. paller Metbos
oiltentir1e cine @od)e lauS allabenoliA
NOrlei ullgcn belt.
Gs mag iein, Dap oerartige Greisz
nille nit baSu beigetraGeW babeu. Den
Srief Oes bl. Saters 81 peranlallen. -
nSbioem".
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Der &eli9iOn balten, bat 6. 6euerbaf)
ebrli6 heraus9eIast, nlmlib, iie gebOre
iIberbaupt nllr auf bic untere gilounas=
ituis, babe lid bort auf bloBe @efibls=
unb pbantaiieiibung 81 beibrdnten,
uno millie, iObalo Die pbilOiOpbie er=
ideine. DerIelben Plab MAIDEN.
Ger Menid alio lit Der allsiu wirt=
liGe @Ott. Nles llebermsni6li9e,
mas Der reli9i0ie 8laube lebrt. lit
leerss acknowledgements. @abreno
bic mpoerusn Sosalilten nod in Der
8elision cine cole, lpbenswsrtbe
S9wdrmersi erblifsn, bsbarOslt iie
6euerba6 als cine S9pa6s, cine
Notwithstanding, Die, 10 pisl als
mD8li6, 81 beieitiSen iuare.
War Stirner bat nod weitere Gonie=
auerSen alls Dem Wenibbeitscult 9e,O-
gen. gr idreibt: SD, 10 belBt Der
aleini9e @ott, Dem id 81 oienen babe.
9iejenIaen, wclte mod on irseno
melde Wabrbeiten 9lauben. unb oie=
ielben ben Weni6en ppridreiben mol
len. Die GebDren alie NOD al ben
PiaIien. oh lie aua YbilOiOpben uno
&ibsrale Der auisetlarteiten SOrte
waren. Sir mid 9ibt ss feline Wabr=
belt, Bonn ilber mid 9eBt ni6ts.
Srau1e i6 es tcinsm anoeren rs6t Sl
MAIDEN. 10 lit Der lhrantsnlois Gsois-
mls oas tinSiS Eihti9e.
gon FOLDER 3utunitsrsli9ion be.
iuGbre uns, o Scr!
Gprtissuns fOIst.I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15
Somebody at Fault.

An illustrious French prelate was at
q great banquet in company with many
members of the French nobility and
many other ecclesiastics. The CONVEX
sation turned upon the lifelong ex-
periences of priests, their insight into
the depths OF human nature, and the
strange secrets OF which, in virtue of
their Office, they must become the de-
positaries To point his remarks his
eminence said: For instance, gentle
men. the first confession ever received
was that of a murderer" AT that mo-
ment, and while expressions of Won
der. interest and horror were still upon
the lips of hisaudience, thedoor opened
and nobleman of the highest rank,
man well-known among them, entered
the room. He saluted the company
and then paid his respects to the prince
of the church, adding gracefully, as he
turned to the company: You are per-
haps not aware. gentleman, that / had
the honor to be his eminence's first
penitent." The CONSERVATION Of the
company and his eminence's state Of
mind may De imagined.-San Francisco
Chronicle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

broom. to wait at the table, to attend to
the silver and glassware, and to admit
visitors.
The laundress gets one dollar and
seventy-fiye cents a week. Besides the
washing, she looks after the beds and
bedrooms In Jamiaca, this work is
Usually done by housemaid. who also
polishes the floors. But as fioor-polish-
ing makes the polisher en- unsightly
object, arranged to have girl come
in for half day at sevensy-nve cents
a week. This answers well 1t is the
custom here to have the polishing done
with sour orange juice and the half Of
a cocoenut shell. But the constant
grinding noise is 80 annoying that we
abolished il in favor Of turpentine and
beeswax, applied with wooden cloth
Our coachman gets two dollars and
fifty cents q week. Jamaican horses,
by the way, are stabbed during the day
time only; at night they are allowed to
run loose about the pasture.
We have gardener wages two dol
lars and boy who is understood to
cut and bring wood for the kitchen,
and Guinea grass for the horses, to clean
boots and knives, and to help IN the
stable and vegetable garden. He gets
one dollnr and twenty-five cents.
With the exception OF the house
keeper. the servants board themselves.
Old Jamaicans say servants who board
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-15

me 20 secure good class or heIp.
Some Jamaicans will not give their
servants hot water from the kitchen,
but oblige them 70 boil it for themselves.
Our payroll for seven servants the
housekeeper is paid monthly is thus
eleven dollars and twenty-five cents a
week; and the annual cost of all eight
is six hundred and eigbty-6ve dollara
| 1t IS true that q less number of Amer
lean servants would do the work bet
ter; but expenses of all kinds would be
heavier.
It was constant establishment to US
to see such really excellent meals come
out of such an impossible cavern as our
kitchen. The thing that answers to
our cooking range is an embankment
of rough brick along one side Of the
room, on the top OF which are BASIN
like holes in which wood fires are built
On the embankment stands sort Of
gigantic, tvo-barred gridiron, on legs
two feet high, holding pots and pans.
Unlike most Jamaica kitchens, OURS is
furnished with a chimney ascending
out OF the open hood above the en-
banllment. The kitchen also contains
o vast brick oven, under which, when
it is used. a colossal wood fire must be
built. Cooking is done in pots and
pans similar to ours; but there Is also a
kind OF red earthenware bowl called
yabba-apparently an African word
round. and from three inches to three
feet in diameter. II has two rudi-
mentary handles, and Is generally wob-
bly, on its base. The color and form,
however, are generally artistic
What do we eat In the tropics?
Well, what we do no: eat, OF the IA
tive production, would make c long
list. Our first taste o. yaTs was in a
Kingston hotel. and he family disao-
proved Of them Bat we afterwards
found that it was the cooking that was
ct fault; when properly prepared. they
are delicious. The people here live on
them One buys them, may say, b.
the yard; they are an enormous, IN
calmly root. one or two feet long and as
thick as mans arm; indeed. some of
them more resemble a human thigh
and black one at that
Breadfguit is tasteIess. unless SO dis
guised with gravy as 20 affect virtue
that il has not This statement is de-
MED By lis admirers
All our home vegetables viii grow
here, yet it is rare 20 End them in the
market
of fruits there are innumefable vari-
cites Oranges, Of favor unknown a.
the north, can be had for tn cents a
hundred. Shaddoeizs. forhiddcn-frSlit
and grapefruit; are as common As they
re delicious Lemons and lines
abound; Pineappies, N the season, s-e
good u apples there sre few O. no1o
on the island; but peaches en- hc
grown On the high places Grapes ara
seldom seen, yet there IS no reason Why
Jamaica should 10. be . grez; grape
GROWING eoonfzr
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FiRESlDe FRAGMENTS.

Potato Pone.-Take FIVE large vea
beaten, two cups Of brown sugar, one
end half cups Of Louisiana Inoiasses,
half = teaspoon of soda, add mace and
ginger 20 taste. Bake in a hot oven:
eerve hot or sliced aad eaten cold
Eousekeeper.
If ! have heavy conforters 20
wash, / first lay them on the log bridge
across the river and take the broom and
sweep them lenGthw.se Of the logs
Carpets, old pants, horse blankets,
could be washed ii the same manner.
J. saves strength and time. also the
batting ia the quilt-Mrs- StilWelL
Corn Mu1ns.-Ore cup OF corn
meal, one-haE cup OF fosr. a table
spoonful Of sugar. one-fGarta teaspoon
1ul OF salt one and One-h-lf TEASPOON
>uls OF baking powder one ezg. o1e
and on=-half cupfGIs OF sweet milk
Bake II ~ell-heated gem pans or short
handled SPIDER or frying PAM arm,
Held ana StOcknsn-
-EscallOpsd To-nstoes---Plaos layer
o. cold stevred tomatoes in the bottom
OF an sarthea pudding dish then .
layer OF fine bread or cracker crurn d.
wiki salt pepper and butter RePss;
Until dish j. fall II liked scanty
quantity o. finely chopped onion nay
be mixed With The tomatoes Hare
layer u crumbs on t0p. Bas-e = Light
brown -Oran-s Judd Fsrz-er-
-Broiied OFs:c-S Pat y0G- oTstsrs,
which mast hrst be wiped o-y aae sea-
s1ned win sal. and peP2er, on close
rrldIro1 over bright eo2ls-lay small
islt n butter OF eacn c-sser-ss sooa
a. tasy are hot through turn over and
IS soSr Is can oyster sw-lIs rs1oT.
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ana nave ready some slices OF toast,
pile the oysters on the toast and pour
over all some melted butter and serve
very hoist Louis Republican.
Whipped Apples.-Stir the pulp Of
roasted apples, and for each pint take
. half-pint of pulverized sugar and the
whites OF three eggs Beat the whites
of egg to a stiff froth. then add a spoon
full OF the apple and a spoonful of sugar
alternately, beating all together till
the mixture stands perfectly stiff on
the spoon. OF the yolks Of the eggs.
make boiled custard with pint OF
milk and two taolespoonfuls of sugar.
favored with vanilla. Put this custard
Il saucers and cover with the apple
sauce.-Good Housekeeping.
Facts About Glycerine. ycerine,
says writer in Home Notes, is enc
of the most useful and misunderstood
of everyday drugs 1t must not be APP
piled to the skin undiluted, or il will
cause it to become red and hard, but il
rubbed well into the skin while wet it
has softening and whitening effect,
II viii prevent and cure chapped hands.
and soothe an irritable cough by mois-
tening the dryness of the throat APP
piled to shoes, glycerine is great pre-
sentative of the leather, and efectually
keeps out the water and prevents wet
ieet-Leeds Mercury.
flashed Cream Potatoes. - Sc lect
Early Rose or Peachblow potatoes. boil
them with the skins on and stand them
in the refrigerator. Then peel and put
them in chopping bowl and chop them
very fine Melt some butter in stew
pan and put in the potatoes; then pour
over enough rich cream to cover them
and sprinkle over with salt Stand
them on the range, where they will
cook slowly; DO not stir them They
have rich, waxy appearance when
done. Put them in an uncovered vege-
table dish and serve very hot-Farn
and Home.
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In the Night Time.

The member of congress in Washing
ton is q privileged person, and no
guardian CT the peace can regulate his
movements by night or day, except SO
far as the member is willing that he
should One morning about two
o'clock. member, trying to get TO his
hotel, met q policeman on the corner of
the street and, after a question or two,
he moved on. A minute later the pa
trolman was joined by a sergeant.
''What did the party want?' inquired
the sergeant, nodding toward the re-
treating figure.
Wanted to know the way TO his ho-
tel"
"Weu, he ought 10 be there. It's
time all honest men were in bed"
''Oh, that's all right" hastily ex-
planned the patrolnan, hes member
OF congress"
Then the sergeant gave him the
laugh and be didn't see why.-Detroit
Free Press.
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which our rooms are filed, till the air
Is sweet; OF moonlight SO brilliant that
full moon seems to last for weeks, be-
cause the fractional moons give as
much light as our whole ones. Be-
sides, the moon here passes directly
across the zenith, SO that at times we
cast no shadows.
To sit on our front veranda. listening
to the gurgle of the fountain, and tho
soft rattle of the cocoanut fronds,
and smelling the fragrance of orange,
myrtle, rose and violet; to watch the
sparkle OF the firefiys, and the shining
of the stars, and the wonderful clouds
tumblipg about the crests and gorges
OF the mountains; these delights seem
too much to fall to the share of one
American family, and we want to share
it with others.
Come and revel for yourselves!
Mrs. JULIAN HAWTHORNE