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the side Of each plump wrist. while the
hem OF the dress was lifted at intervals
Of a few inches with knots Of the pink
ribbons Underneath was q deep h0unce
o. plain pink silk extending 10 the waist.
The waist was lined with white silk
hammock hat is In itself such a con-
tradiction that It seems mere play 70 de-
scribe one. But the hammock hat that
went with this costume is part OF the men,
tai picture. II hung alongside the ham
mock upon its own nail, or swung I'M
derneath as the pretty owner rocked
her sailors bed. II was OF fancy work
straw. The rim was a mass Of knots OF
pink straw upon a white straw back
ground. broad band OF white went
around the rounding crown. while pink
daises reared themselves proudly in
their leaves at one side Of the band.
MRS. BURXT-RocHE's BLUES.
Mrs. Burke-Roche wears a hammock
dress that is intensely becoming 10 her
bri nette beauty. Ii IS a China silk
known as biuet color. The sleeves deep
en- 10 navy blue, and the skirt is a pale,
almost greenish, shade. There are in all
five shades Of blue IN this very foreign
gown. The bands upon the greenish.
palisn. blush skirt are bluet, The belt
and neck piece are the same But the
sleeves are the deepest hue that blue
will take and the waist a trine lighter.
with a very conspicuous difference In
the front Of the bodice. where the pref
tiness of the dress often lies. Mrs. Frank
Leslie knows the secret Of playing the
variations upon black and white. but
very few understand il IN the other
shades. The best rule is to buy samples
Of an shades of a color and combine
10 make harmony. Then you get pretti-
ness.
Twisted in the folds Of the Burke Roche
hammock gown was the tiniest rim VI
cardinal velvet. oh. such a very hair
OF color; yet how eifcctivei Did she plan
% thus because her own particular veran-
da i'm her fathers great country house
lies in the heart Of great hi1od-red
rose trellis that has made its color there
for seasons IN and seasons out?
only women Of very ordinary calibre
would De content 10 slip on lust any
thing for swinging IN a hammock
tainly none Of those who sway upon the
VeraRdas OF the exclusive and elegant
Long Island colony. HELEN WARD.
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LONG ISLANDS COLONY.
MRS. BURKE-ROCHE DESIGNED 4
NEW HAMMOCK COIN.
There IL Hammock of Daisy Colors In
Which swings Girl Dressed
Like a Daisy Queen.

LONG ISLAND, July 13.-There Is A
long strip OF country. making the coast
OF this blessed island. where man ana
the elements seem TO dwell IN the Ut
most peace and harmony. Even clergy
men find nothing TO remind them OF
the worlds jars here. and they consre-
gate along this strip Of coast or scatter
themselves up and down 1t at intervals
according 10 the length Of the ecclesiastl-
cal purse.
Back n little lie the abodes OF fashion.
Here live In the summer time Mrs. Van.
Rensselaer, Cruger. with her coterie OF
friends: Mrs. Royal Phelps carroll, Mts.
Cavendish Bentinck. Mrs. Burke-koehe
and her sister. Mrs. Cooper Hewitt. ana
at least twelve other ladies OF the ultra
fashionable set, who. whether they nave
country places on the island or not, come
down here a great deal for the hshins
and sailing and lettering.
Long Island in summer time is one long
crowd OF pretty women. and 10 have the
privilege Of cruising along the banks
and sauntering ashore Is to experience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
4 Snake Fight.

\ curious story comes from George
town township, Floyd county, Ind, a
lew miles from New Albany. one day
i"st week David Baker, a farmer of that
township, went squirrel hunting. Obsery-
ing connection In a tree I'm the thick
woods near his home he made a close in
vcsiisauon and was Mortified 10 see a
battle between snakes in the top OF a
large white oak tree seventy-hve feet
from the ground. For several minutes
he stood bewildered but collecting his
senses he fired at the snakes and brought
two 10 the ground. A second shot
brought three more. but all but two
managed 10 escape.
The snakes were Of the black species
and OF remarkably large size. They had
evidently been fighting for the possess
ion OF a squirrel that was found inside
one. having been swallowed but a few
minutes before. as life was hardly ex-
tinct.-louisvile Courier-Journal.
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ASTOR.
made up my mind ! would catch some
imns. Taking e mossbunkcr out of the
oali-noA. ] cut 81 up and loaded my hook
with IT, / fairly stuffed it from end 10
cnd so That it looked tempting enough 10
lufe hsn from a mermaid's parlor
Ihen threw il overheard.
III wasn't two seconds before / felt a
Jerk ana. swinging my line a little. I
caught q glimpse of the prettiest speckled
beauty ever saw. Wen. plaved' him
Tor haf an hour. until Mr.. Sage woke
up ana helped me haul him in. I had
ire prize catch OF the seasonal speckled
trout tnai weighed three pounds, or five
pounds. or maybe more To be exact
we Ndn't weigh him. but cooked him
'shi away. but an that season the
sulles lold of my big catch"
Iheff u.s. story told Of hov Mrs. Dr.
IarNhurst climbed 70 the peak Of the
t"'iest uistaiea mountain i'm the Alps and
painted a uny American flag there be-
iolc ever the Doctor had SET his cloth
eaters upon the tall crest Of the noun
'alh' anu mat 10 was she and not he
VINO dll the MaterhOrn-as so often
tod or them-first But of that there is
Only me story Of some travelling COM
p.ilions as vouchers. for the lady always
gives the credit 10 the trousered side of
the house.
bu' an in all, counting this in or out.
ana gong the summer sports through,
there are as many proud deeds recount
ca or women as Of men. and none so
ieaey TO acknowledge this as the crst-
whi4e superior beings themselves.
CONSTANCE MERRIFIELD.
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Dead Bodies Readily Turned Into White
Marble.

Thomas Holmes. OF South street and
Marcy avenue. Brooklyn. an expert on
the subject OF embaiming fluids. claims
10 have perfected a process by which
the human body can be petrihed. lie
calls il the antiseptic gas process Of en-
balming. and says that within two weeks
ne will make tests at Bellevue Hospital
Dr. Holmes has in his Office a petrined
arm which locks like a piece OF marble
Or. Holmes claims that antiseptic gas
can now be manufactured as cheaply as
any fluid in use for embalming. After
the gas has been injected. the Doctor
says. the body viii gradually scHdify ana
turn white as marble even 10 the nails
ana hair, bat the latter only close to the
skull.
Or. Holmes IS now seventy-eght years
old. He said. Il believe | have Ciscov-
cred a process Of embdlming superior 10
the old Egyptian. The arm which en-
balmei by the process is as hard as stone.
and viii remain 50 forever. Now, / am
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Is.c
ana chuin. Many men VII. -. -'o Madame
al hu"l summer o''.'l-' Mr. ~I,ck
Use nuse' by '',0i4-' ,',t g, ~N(a
Ha4rDeI' oI h's'''.' -. aholt
s.'"i'. nave "''. ne forniI,
we reg '"e e'''-
al .r"i'' r,. c,r4-e,
Ana si ah'il- "I |.'. .'t g.. .4,f5 ~
REMINDS enc OF S-''' "' ~ ,....
Iti shoouns pH"'.7 a'.'-". vi ~,
Jacks ace,inpAs nnel,e lt.I' ~ i'''i
uo end. no nor the beginning oil an '''"'
She has perfected h-istH J" "i.'o91
everything under lhr s'ii' '"l once I'D
while some ne" i'ea saSN rs ''S '1 ~
Der ana sac inn. li". 'i. ,.',5s TO-. ~,
masters IT. ana a''''''a 49,,
iis arnieN elA'h' I'D receive INC 'o''7' "''
laion, oi Der IiieN07'
A.4nxI.urD ya. scOICHWONAN.
one of thc latest stories Of Mrs. Gard
,.. d.. of an .Nneri.u.e abroad this
...,,,. pai,r invited ta ioin a Scotch
...',l.. .,r.,. sic. f.u into alternate hvs-
...,.. ana 3is,,,,. l,..ai,e. She feared
M -, w.. ~. ..fI. t, f,,u. eus-
Z .r ........,i..., ~ i..~ .,untr,,yo-
, a. ,., .r4e. 81 am a marks,vo-
., ,., ' la,o. and an fbat."
..t4 .r. ..... hone ~ i-n,t q deer
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ANY one could tell" said the new wo-
man. that the Bible was written by men
by it's having no specific -ondemnna,lon
OF wife beating
you forget madame" ventured the
chronic bachelor. that passage where IL
says that merciful man Is mercisul "a
his beast"
The other boarders are waiting further
hostilities Journal
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icnable young people. and not far away
from him Or. Heber Newton and hos
ptable wife entertain their quota Of
guests. while a little further OF. the
writer. Hjalmar Hjorth Boyesen and his
fashionable wife gather a set of the
litterati of the country, charmed to swing
IN hammocks.
Bathing suits and hammock gowns are
about all one needs here" wrote Mrs.
Cruger 10 friend about 10 pay her a
visit And ] use UP half my energy
thinking Of new creations for the p.az-
"a"
on MRS cnrutR's COAST.
Ono Of Mrs. Crugers hammock crea-
lions u one that Is not q blouse, nor yet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14
-FOUR SUMMER HEROINES,
The Wonderful Mrs. Jack" Gardner
Does a Famous .r-Slalsing.
HRS. RUSSELL SlGE'S BIG CATCH.
Mrs. Asi"r Nagercd to Shoot rs Well as
Her hghncss of Fife ans WON
Twice over Nrs. rarkh, rats
Flag Act.


Brave mon do not beast more proudly
Of their deeds ashore aud al sea than 30
the fair women who accompany them;
nor are the deeds Of men, 10 tell the
n-th. amy moro worthy tho tablet o.
fame than those accomplished by these
sci same fair companions VINO go along
a. friends, adviser, carctakcr. ornament.
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about 10 organize company for ths
manufacture Of glass Baskets lighted by
electricity. by which the living con view
the faces OF their dead friends. God in
tended man to return to dust. but there
are good many who would find comfort
in looking on ne faces OF their dead"
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How Very. Very Shawken.
This feminine biped

There's al bicycle girl In weehawken
Tha: has set all the neighbors TO tawk-
en-,
This feminine biped
Wears boomers bright striped
And red u the shade Of her s,awken.
Town Topics.
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MRS. AsToR BEATS HER HIoHxEss

Mrs. John Jacob Astor not only boasts
accomplishments in a shooting gallery,
bur. great fcats upon the wing. one
Of her prcttiest deeds IS to bring down a
bird flying I'm a lock. at any carving
dissanoe and being able to shoot a GER
tain one Of the flock.
SO many stories are told Of what she
can do In this line that they get into
the marvellous very quickly, one is 10
the effect that a certain visiting foreign
cr was disposed 10 cast reflections upon
her superior skill Mrs. Astor shoots
wen' said he. but | have seen Her
Royal Highness. the Duchess Of Fife.
bring down a bird out OF the middle Of
nock-and marked bird at that"
con. that is nothing" replied Mrs.
Astor quickly. "See. there is one. a
biack-backcd pigeon among all the rest
Let us awit until they mount high I'm the
air, Then you give the word and he will
fall"
IL was a laughing challenge. but the
Enelishman took it seriously
"Thcy are well mounted. one two.
rroo, Flrc" exclaimed he shouting
out the numbers rapidly.
Snap, snap snap, went the shooter.
and down fell a bird. "Ah. there ought
10 be three charges IN him." declared
Mrs Aston. running TO pick up her prey.
"Ah. yes. one twO-nO. the third one
missed. but ] hit IT twice and the bird
IS The black-baCked One,"
Holding it high. she twirled 1t around
before the hand-piaud.ts Of the party.
while the other lucky birds circled rapid
ly away. And the skeptical Englishman
adjusted his cycglass for personal in
specti0n of the bird.
sins. sAGE As DETP-sEA HTEoISE.
II is not every day that fair woman
stOOps 20 relate a fishing story in which
she herself figures as heroine. But Mrs.
Russen Sage. sedate aristocratic matron
that she is. tells of one in which she
played star part.
Mr. SAGE and ! went fishing" says
She zone summer up on the coast. But
as tae day was hot and we didn't catch
anything. Mr. Sage went TO sleep in the
stern of the boat / sat in the bow for a
few minutes idly holding d line; then |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-07-14

j. Courtney. General Attorney nj. .-.., Ma
Qrgan led commenced bLsness k9
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on MRS. cnroER's COAST.
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Sans nmb &pf.
abf6la6ten Der Gif6e.

@elder Sausfrau. ma6t bas 4b.
idladten Der Slide bod ni6t elm ipsnie
Soress Man idIa6tet ieOsn Slid re.
9elredt, inbem man ibm binter benz &opfe
nit einem idarfsn MsHsr sinen sinsissn
tiefen Sdnitt eiebt, Der bas @ebirn bonn
8idenmarf trennt unb ben Slid iofort
iDotet. Sierburd tpirb bas lansiame,
qualpoae 9lbiterben berbinbert, tpel1es
ben SLID notbpenois su elmer serins.
tpertbisen Nabruns maht, tpabrenb iene
WetbObe bic 8orSdslibfeit ersisIt, fpeIae
naa einitimmisen llrtbeiI bic subsreites
ten Slide in SoIan6 befbsn. Das
5leiid 1T bort in Solse beS SdIa1tens
pieI feiter, ber @ei6mad nieI beGer, bic
Saltbarfsit cine srb6bte unb bic Speife
seiiinber. Nad benz S6Iadten i6nsi.
bet man ben Slid mebrfad Elm, bas
5Ieiid fIafft bann an ben ssi9nittensn
Stelen melt auf fdneibet einise 3piss
beIn barauf unb iaIse iie aud an. gs
1T srauiam, ipenn man bic Tbiere an
einen barten @esenitanb f1lGst, INN iie
su itbbten pber ibnen einen SdIag nit
benz Sammer auf ben &cpf bsriebt. iie
perbsn auf oisis Bsife Iansiam su Tobe
gemartert.
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Die bentf6en @dbler.

Serr @aibinstOn Seiins, Der pof.
meifsr bon Gbieaso unb Saupteisens
tbdmer Der ISL. Stuut83eituns", fast
in sinsm ,,ginseianbt" OIL oaS ses
nannte 8latt iiber ben 4usfaa Der
8abI:
,,Die @abl mar in bieIer Siniidt cine
bemerfensnertbe uno bat. melner 4niibl
na6, ftinf Dinse feitseiteat:
gritenS: Das 8robe 8eipi6t bes beuts
i6en 8otumS, bas iid LIBERAL ais aus.
i6Iasssbsnb eripieien bat.
3tpeitenS: Den srOben Siss Der pers
ibnliden Sreibeit.
DrittenS: Die sdnSIi6e gfieoerlase
Der Sreiprdauns.
8iertens: 9as @nbe bss, 8Ob.
tbums.
Sanftens @rober GIspsIanb III Der
losii6s @anbibat Der oemOtratiiaen
Bartei.
8si 9urdfdt Der Wablberidte. einer'
lei Oh Iber bic Wabl i'm SanitdtSbesirfe,
ober i'm adtsebnten GonsreBbeairte, in
ben @robltdoten oes 2anbes ooer in ir'
senb einem Der Staaten, tpirb eS bem
i9arfen 8eobadter offenbar, bab oaS
peuti9. .amerifauiide Yotum ben IuSs
i6Iae CAB. BIS bic Bolitifer lernen,
oaB 6ieieS 8otum abiolut unabbdnSis ift
un6 bur6 falide 8oripieseIunsen nidt
irressIsitet iperben fam, piro man aud
in 8utunft slei8s Grfabrunsen, tpie am
DienitaS MAIDEN.
gr peilt bann na6, tpie bic 0eutihen
Ii4 in Obio unb Warplanb sesen bic
9obpirtbidaft bon 8rlee uno @ormau,
in Der Staot Jiep gorf sesen bic Sonn'
tasStprannei, in 8entutp 8eeen ben Sils
bsrihwinoel uno in 9ien Seriep sesen
bic Corruption in Der bemotratliden
Partei auflsbnten uno iaet II. a.:
,,neberaa sibt ii8 bic nnubbdnsie'
felt Der Wdbler tuno. mo eS iib um bic
srDbsn Srusen Der peri6nli6en 5reibeit
unit Der Sreiprdsuns banoelt. DaS
beutid, amerlfuniide Sotum i'm sansen
2anoe tsbt aIs Sells ba, su @unitsn Der
sinsn unb seeen bic anoers Bartei, uno
feline Bartei fam bel elmer WabI, ipobei
oisie Buntte sur 5rase fOmmen. setuins
nen -einerlei, oh in elmer Stabts uno
GonsrsbipabI-penn iie nidt bic llnters
itiibuns oieieS Sotums bat".
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S;I|;jiIjI;d|jiK1'll;;l!||l!l!|sl ;I;jIjI;d|jiK AL
10. WPai 1895.

3iist ssradsn Srantpn fir philadelphia uHb
Yfp 2lorf per . & 3 U H um 7.45 Mprgns,
1905, f.20, 2.39 unb ti.38 9a1m., per .. 6.
& gB. 81. U. 600, sos, tt.20 M. nnb 1 80 q.
8srlaTsn scranton fir pittston unb @ilfes-
barre per .. {. & 9D. 8. R. 900, sos, tf.20
Mprgtns, 3,55, 6.07, $50 NaGm.
8erlaitn Srrantpn fir 9pbitf Dawn, SdjIs-
ton, pottspias unp allen punitfn bu 8sapfr
Weaeop unb ppttspillt 3ptigen, per 6. & W.
Q. Gao Dr., per . & 8 7.45 M., 1906, 100,
2.3S, 400 Rahui. per .. Z. s. B R. ". am
600, S.06, tt.20 Wprstns, 1.30, 55 Nadm.
Serlaisn Sranton fur Bstblsbtm, Cation,
Reapins, Sarrisburg une alltn 3pilttnpunften
per D. & 8. R. U am 7.45 Dr., 1905, 100,
2.3s, 400, II, ,38 Nahmiitass, PR D &. g. B.
600, s. 08, II. 30 R, f.30 Ratm.
gsrlaiItn Scranton fir 5unfbanncf. Srpan-
ba, Glmira, Sttnea. @suspa unb 3pil6snpunf>
ten per .. & .. Ut. u. UNI 81 N., 1905 unb
tt.3S Na&m., per . & VI u U am sos gf
t.3U Na6mitiass.
gerlalitn scranton fir 8p6slftr, Buffalo,
Niagara 8Gltn, Detroit, Chicago unb ptfihen
punftsn per D & 3 SR U S.45 M, t2 05, 9.f5,
tf.3S Ra6m., per D & @ U R unb pittstpn
junction 8 08, 9.55 M, f.30, $50 NaGm., per
6. s. B U " 3.4t Nahm.
i5iir Gmira unb gBslfsn per SaIdmanea, pfr
. & 3 U U S.45 Dr.. t2.05, Cos Nahmittae,
per D Z s. gB sos 9 55 Dr., t.30, 6.07 9latm.
puamann parlur une S6laf- Ubsr {. y.
SsiisIpassn auf alien 3iissn jpii&sn {. & 8l.
Sunrtiou pber 9BilEtsbdrrt unb Nep Yorf, pbi-
laespbia, Buffalo uup Suspeniicn Sriff.
8plin 3. gBilbur, Sen. Cup.
Gbas. 9. See, Sen. paf. Assut, pbilabfl>
pbia, pa.
y. D. Huuusma6r, alTt. Sen. paf. gssut,
Sib 8ttbtbsm, pa.
Bttrre 9lusfunft ertbfilt gB. &. prpor, Stabt-
assut 3O9 ead'a ApfnHs, SraHtOn, pa,
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Il8 griab Der fur 8iidenspede ipobl
iait allen Sausfrauen su teuren Butter
bat ii6 nub iubreIanser @rfabruns bas
foIsenbe Speliefett betpdbrt, tpelbes uns
beiOrst NIT nenisen, bon Der Sausfrau
ieIbit leidt su erfennenoen 4usnabmen
an ale Speiisn seiban perben fam :
Dian nimmt 8iIosramm beiteS &inos'
nierenfett, 8Ilosramm frii6e Butter
unb &ilosramm beites Sdpeinefett.
Oas seridnittene &inoerfett tpirb nit !
8las Wahsr lunsiam ausselahen. bas
nit ss bell blelbt (ountel seiporosnes
;Sett 1T nidt su Der Miihuns braudbar).
ebenio brat man, aber obne WaRerSu'
iab, bas S6welnefett aus. uno idmiIst
bic Butter laneiam. Utan siebt lebtere
suerit poriidtis bonn BoOsnias ab uno
gibt burd Elm feines Sieb oaS iibrise Sett
binsu. Wian fiilt eS in niht su srOBe
StaintDpfden, ldbt es eritarren uno be'
itrsut bic Oberfi6e aIsbann nit Sala.
GS bdlt iid IanSe 3eit an tiblem, trOds'
mem Orte.
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gllte @isarrentifen seben einen biib'
i9sn 8ebaIter fur bic 8lumenbmiebeIn,
pie 1uIpsn, &rOius, Spasintbene. Som
quilIen, Rarsiiien unO 70 iueiter, bic meiit
IN uni6bnsn 8lumensIaiern Dor ben
5enitern itebsn. g8obl in iebem Sauie
1T eine seihidte Sano, bic ioIde Oinse
sure6tbafelt unb Der aud bic Serteauns
oisies 8sbGIters SpaB MAIDEN ipiro
Nan braudt sipei sleidsroBe @isarrens
tiiten basu, entfsrnt bic DedeI uno nagslt
beibe 8iiten neben einanper auf elm sIat'
tes Slid Sols tporauf man bier tIeine,
our6sei9nittene 8orte als 5iiBe unter
oas SOls naseIt. Rinss berum bobri
man in bic 8,iten fleine 2bder, tporauf
man iie innen nit farbisem Satin be.
tlsbt unb Iie oben nit sinem Streifen
sleldfarbisem Bldid einfabt, ben man
ourb bic bur4sebobrien SD4er befeitist,
Das lbrise pirb nun brCnSirt uno ie mad
@absu uno Nlittel NIT elmer einfaden
@olbipiBe umeeben, nit t!einen &eIisf'
biloern bstIebt, nit 8ranbiiift per3iert
ober Iei9t bemaIt. Wlan felt nun bic
@Ialer nit ben 8lumen3piebeln in biefen
8sbdItsr, in bem iid ipdier bic bIiibenoen
8lumen nod einmaI 10 babi6 ausneb'
men.
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&atb nnb Siilie allen 9eioenOsn.

Saiits uub 8lutfrumtbeiteu, iierbSie
s&iuade, druuiider RhemmatismuS,
Gleaten, 9ierenIeioen, Sieber, @naens
fatarrb Dyspepsia, Shiuerb6riBfeit, Jalls
inGt, Observation-Disclosures piles,
GrfaltnaBen, Seiierfeit, @alsiueb, Srons
ditis, Snittn, S@uinoif1t, Goigen jus
Benolider Nerirrnngeu unb ole anberen
9eiben beS menidli6eu S5rpers, slei6piel
iute aft unb bartnddis bieielbeu iiuO, iper'
ben bur6 nniere felt 35 Sabren erprobte
unb betpdbrte surmetboSe idlmel, binig
nnb bauernD sebeilt. &oiteu duberft nieb-
rig. Seidreibt ms Cure Sranfbeit unb
'd1idt 10 Cts. fir Elm beutides 9Oitorbud
nebf allen Ndbereu an:
DEUTScHES HEIL.INSTITUT,
II Clinton Place, New York, M
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@esen i6mepsnbs, aufssiprunssns
Sanbe, bic iib nit benz 8ssinn bes
DinterS bel ben ielbittbdtisen Suus.
frausn leidt einitelen. sibt es cine treff'
lide Snlbe aus 9roBmutters &esept
bud, bic iid nod itetS aufs bette BE-
lpdbrt bat. Dfan nimmt basu 40 @ramm
unssiddlte. seridnittene 8orsoorfsr
Iepfel. ebenio. UieI ssrf6nittene. bon ben
&srnen befreite sroBe 8Oiiuen, 1875
@ramm frii6e, unseiaIaene Butter uno
40 @ramm eelbeS @ads. DieS aaes
brate man auf selinoem Seuer unter
itetem 8ibren 10 lunse. bis Elm bon Der
Miiduns ins Seuer serporFener Tropfen
nidt mebr praHelt. Dan ldBt bic
Salbe abfdbIen, orddt iie burd elm Tud
in Elm NIT einem 2DfeI 8oienipafer per'
iebsnes @efdB. fiIt iie in tleine Irufen
unb reibt nit bIeier Salbe bic Sdnos
iiber Nadt gut ein.-Sait INNER bilfi
iGon elm einmaIises Ginreiben.
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Grant Stetter,
SOtel um0 SGcferei,
@atnftrafe, Spbe 4arf.

Burme uub talte Spsiisn Fnb 3u ieosr Ia.
sss5eit Ju baben. 6rifdss Eager itets an
3apf, ioipie @eine. 9iquors unb gigarreu.
Die nit meinem SoteI psrbunbene 8dderei
liefert elm porjl9lides 8admtri unb neroen
ale 8eteIlnnSen prompt uno biuis beiorst.
Srant Stetter.
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pS- Mduner llsberr6ds 70 niebris tpie
S2.75. SdparSe ober blaue 8eriep
neberrbde s5.25. Sebr feline al Woae
leberr6de 1925. 9lae 9reiie iinb bon
3 bis 6 prOsent biaiser, tpie ibr bic
8aaren anberSipO faufen iDnnt. Stat.
tet uns einsn 8siub ab. Bel 8leiber
Saus, 230 2adananna 4psnue. S9iIb
Der 9lofs.
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Wfhrbeteis Su EOrten unS fleinsm
Sacfiperf.

I 2iIo MebI. t 8ilo quite Butter, 65
@ramm 3udsr, 2 giootter unO Elm fIei.
mes, baIbes @einslas glrat Uoer feiner
Jum. Die Butter tpiro Ieidt serIbrt,
gibotter, 9lrat unb 3uder binsusetban.
nit benz WsbI gum Seie perarbeitet unb
cine babe Stunbe Dor benz 8ebraud i'm
Rsaer ruben selufien. gisnst ii& bOr'
siislid su iebem Obittu4en uno tIeinen
Iufeeetbrtden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
silberfbmufSaben III pusen.

Wlan nebme ITO Sitter i6nadss
SsifenipaHer. 20 TrOpfen SaImiuiipiri
tus, biirte NIT elmer NaeelbGrite bic su
reiniaenoen @esenfdnoe f6urf aus unD
lsee lie barauf in Gider gum 9rodnsn.
I'm beften bIeiben iie "a Stunbrn einse.
pidelt lissen. Die Saden Ieiben nidt
I'M @srin8iten barunter uno tperben gang
tpie neu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
3emfc's
NefAttthttt,
2I3 Nenu Noenne.

Die feintsn importirten 0Beine unb 2is
quore, ioiuie importirte Selifateiien nno
Siearren ftsts pOrrdtbis.
Jmportirtes Whrsburser Sof.
brdu uno g. Ncbinfon Nilfener ftsts
an 8apf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-11-15
Smelettc NIT eineemadten Trhbs

Ian rdbrt einen GBI6fsI MebI nit
elmer SaEe Wild ooer 8abm slatt an.
sibt bon iiinf @lern bic Dottsr uno Elm
rpenig SaI3 binein uno perribrt es gut,
f&ld8t bann baS Giweib su S6nes unr
rdbrt es ebsnfals binein, idIiebli& sibi
man in ben 3sis fein eeitobenen 8uder,
peltsr porbsr an 3itrons abserieben
puroe. nnteroeisn ma8t man in elmer
pfanns Butter betb, eibt ben Ieis BIN
Elm, badt ibn suseosdt eoloselb, beitreiht
bic Omelstte nit Sobannisbesren. Sim.
beeren unb 70 pslter, f6ldBt iie Sur
SdIfte suiammsn. teIt fe nod etpa
fiinf Ninutsn in bic beige R6bre. ridtet
lie an uno befrsut iie nit 3uder.
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rA. Gin GBtsfsl ober 2un6tdfden frei
nit iebsm Bsriauf bon OperaIlS ooer
IrbsltsbOien. Bel 8Ieiber Saus. 230
2adaipanna Iuenue, S&iIe Der 9Iode.