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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Saar, Ioisl, GifsI uno Sausrld.

Aus Der gifel, 10. Suli. Sn
Saun 1T oer Souriftenpertebr Elm rebt
roger. Gum ldn9eren auiertbalte tro=
fen bereits Mitte @pril @nsldnoer bort
eiu. I'm ben Sremoer eenitgenoe
&dumlihieitsn bieten gu t%6nnsn, bas
ben li6 Die 5wei SauptbOtels beoeuteno
lno SeitgemaB erpeltert. NI1 alle
"iibrigen 8Gitbduier iino 10 eiugeri6tet.
baB man ltOn uno preiswertb in oenz
ielben pObnen fam.
Srarba6 d, IL. Suli. Die ge-
ronOspora 1T an me6rereu Stellen Der
um9e9eno tonItatirt uoroen. IS ibei.
nen Die triiben @rfabrunaen BON per=
gangenem Sabre nod ni3t 9eniieeno
Neipirtt 81 baben, benin nur Elm tleiner
Sbeil u~uIerer gBin,er bat bic @ein=
bcr9e our4 9eipriBen gu i6iiBen se-
iuht.
Gepelaer, |. SuIi. Dor Sur.
gem bat Die WalfabrtsSeit iiir unIerer
8naosnort luieoer ibreu Qnfnng 9enom-
men. Der 3uorang Der Pilasr iiber=
itieg ale Grtpartunesn. Selbit Die
Gltelten 2eute wiiien lib uidt gu erin=
nern. oab ie am 6eite Yetsr llno 9aul
10 piele Walfabrer bier 9epeieu iino,
uie oieies Sabr. Sur6ihnittlib be-
trug Die Nnsabl Der groSiiions=S beil,
nebmer elm Slertel, ia falt bic SGlfte
melr, als in ben pOrhergebenoeu Sab-
ren.
Srier. Saplan Sasba6 bat, ME
mir Der Bonn. 3tg." entnebmeu, Die
in Berlin eri9einenoe ,Mdrtii9e
Soltseitun9" an0etauft.
SOr GINGER 3eit Tam ein Nderer aus
81 emi6 i'll cine bieii9e Wirtbi1aft
uuo lieB iib Glen uno Srinisn iebr
iuObl i9nleden. gr b~riiitete li6 nit
ieinem GeibtGum uno CAB oiel gSein
sum SsIten. SdlieBlib entpuppte er
ii9 Gls Sbwiuoler. Ser Wirtb ma6te
lib oabura tbeilweiie besablt, oaB CT
ibn aublelt. ibm 0ras 81 mdben. als
oiele Irbslt pollenoet mar, peribwano
Der Shwinolsr, iuelAer ilbrigens be.
rcits wegen auoerer ,3e6prsasreien Der.
baitet lit. uno nabm bic SlciOer ciues
III Der g3irtbidaft logirenOen SGsel6b-
ners nit.
Nennig, Is. SuIi. Seute tpllr.
ben in gYies in Der Wirtbi9aft Slider
orsi Ginoer Der Dor eiiiger ,3eit bier
perltOrbeuen @itttus SOsIen oifentl,1
al ben Winositfuroernosu in Yflsge
perSebsu. 9as dltelts, 6 Sabre alt,
Geaeu cine Gnti6ioigun9 bon 10 Wurt
monatii@. Sas speite. 4 Sabre aft.
lit bel SerwauOteu i'm Grpsbsriost6um
G%uremburg un!eroebradt, Oas brittle.
3 Sabre alt, 81 9 Or. mDnGsl;l. uno
oas iiin9ite. lSabr alt, i'll Is Wari.
ga bic @aiIcu teiu 8erm6gen bsfDeu,
bat be 8emeinbs oieie 3oiisn gu tra9su.
BON ber br. gei ben Inter.
Inhunaer in @einber9sn auf Gsblduie
puroe in @eltum bel Seimersbeim sin
&eblausbsro bon ca. 20 StOdsn felt.
Seltelt.
Srier. Gin Sa9l6hner aus 9lein.
NADER bate iib in gDiu.srseorf Der
3eaprsllerei i'm 9etraae Don l Wart
ihuloia 9emabt. Or wuroe gu IA "a.
gen GeTGnsnib perurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

YaO= Wonborf II. &uli.
Sclltt ~ltot;ete Scinr &3uiQi. Sobrit Der
@~rOBHcrjoN iii YsN!eitura Ecincs or.
!Olhten Wruoecs, oes ,5itrltcn NitO,
lOrs, Neblt sablrei6cm GrirI0e unicrcr
Grtlh0lt eitlen lInNercu Gciub 0b.
Die S0uier iuaren befIa9Gt, Die Gtra.
fen Gercinlgt uro Gei1miift uno III Der
aRitte her SrtidOft cine prattpoNe
Gbrenpfnrte crribtct. 0ier l0u0te
Seine 40niQli6s So1eit I'm ) ll0r on.
Die GinmObaer W%onoorf's porcn in
6eltt!eiOern erihienen. bic ihmufe
lfeuerpebr biloete Spolier nno belt
bic Sronung 0ufre6t. Ser Serr gilr-
8ermeilter tritt Dor, beariibt sc. GDniG=
lihe DOheit ieiten5 Der @emeinoe uno
asleitet Soboieislben CUR Stride, allno
Der bchpiiro:9lte Serr Yforrer cine
Mniprate halt uno elm wcib 0etleioetes
Wtaodcn elnen S%lumenitrab iiberreitt.
geim gintritt in Die &ir9e trd9t Der
8efangoerein bas praGtpoae "Domina
salvum fac" bon y. Gamma por.
Ger bOtmilroiaite Ssrr pfarrer sei9t
uno ertlart ben boben Serri6aften bic
3un't9egenitdnbe, ionic dies Sebens.
psrtbe beg prahtpolen @Dttesbauies.
Nahosm Sbre 8Oniglihen Sobeiteu bic
STRIDE eineebeno beii6ti9t, fubren
SohOie'slben inter lebbaften Sobrufen
Der Wense in's StaatsbaD, a(lipp
Seine @rcellen3 Der Serr Staatsmini,
ter Die 6iibrllns i%ibernabm.
Su Solleri1 puroe am Is.
Sui Der ~37iabri9e Barber s. y.
Semner in ieinem Bette toot aufgeiun.
ben. Ierielbe bate Dor benz Hieoerle-
gen nidt ii6er unwoblisin getlast uno
ideint Der SOB pobl in 6ol3e zines
SaIdganfaus einsetreten 81 fem.
Merib Il. Is. Sllli. Seute Worecn
fano mar auf Der 2anoItraBe Merid.
Mngslsber9 ben entIselteu S0rper oes
in ben 40er Sabren itebenoen, perhei-
ratbeteu auItreibers @re9orius Sapp
aus &efingen; ein S6la9anfaa miro
ieinem 2eben Elm idnelles gnbe bwereitet
haben. Gr binterl1bt cine trauernoe
g8ittpe nit orei nod unerwa6ienen
&lnoern. - Sn oerlLi6euer Ha6t
brannte oas @ei6dfts= uno Wirt6sbaus
oes Srn. &elIes, Meg9er aGIbier, big
aufs natte Mauerpert ab; fat
i0mmtlI6e MObilien uno 9etrofneter
Sped lpuroen elm &aub Der 6lammeu.
S6aoeu Pa 900 6rs.; periitert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
oSuHem6urgt(6es.
Dereiniete Staaten.

Die 2ebre. mel6e bic Wnblen
III SelQicn aud fir oas @rO6bersogs
tbum Surembur9 in lib bir0t, betont
bas .Suremburger WOrt" in portreif=
liter 9Heiic wie iolQt:
GeionoerS bat boS liberalc S6ul0cicB Don
1879 III @el9iel Dem SojtIli3muS pOrgcars
beltet. GS ut elI mGbrcr &>obn Der N&clt.
geldidtc, oaB Der lcetc liberdlc Sto0tSmorm
HCl9ieIlS, Der %langl0brigc Ottnilter Srere
SrbGI 1894 blr6 ben frilberem liberaleu uGo
hcute Io;ialiitilbeu r=Shullebrer 6cleltiu
&emlblou ans Der hammer uerorGrgt muroc,
9ar i'll oenieui9eu 2@nbltrciicu, III pel6cn
Die Mebrbelt Der SeuOlferung ibre &iuoer
ieiler !3ett ben liberoleu Shulen aupertrGut
bat, NIB 9enaI i'll benz MaBc. pie oicieS
gc'deben 1T, miro beute loSi0lIlttid gCwGblt.
SieieS III D g man aud II ienem
tIciueu NGubheu beberii9eu, III
pei6 EN- man 1881 oaS liberale
belgii6e g 6ulGeieb mad fem
Su Ii Ell g%eglaubt bat. 3pur III
bleleS @eleB gllitltder 9Selle III benz 9r0Bteu
Sbeile beS gaHocS peoer benz Geilte nod
benz Gublt0ben nab ouS9eiHbrt poroeu :;
bod mare cS beute oil Der 3cit, balielbe obs
Suanoeru, slImal Die oIoereu TGmbcr, pclde
lmIercn StaGtSmGurerl 1881 gum Sorbilbe
9eoieut baben, ihou lGn9lt nit Der ueriebltcll
ltberaleu S6ul9eleB9cbung alIigerGumt bus
ben. 0aS fGtbolii DE lurcmb BIZ T.
ger Toif erwartet, bGB eutmeber
teine Sertreter IN Der NJ mcr,
nber better nod bic Re9ierun Nc
lelbtt, Elm 6ri ilibeS Solt&z
t9ml9elee in alleru Ghter 3ett
einbringen. IS 1T hrin9euo uOtbmers
big, ben GiuiluB Der STRIDE unb Der &cli0Iou
auf oa0 beralma6leuoe Wei6ledt III ltGrfcu,
benz mr. bleler GiuiluB allclI pIro I'M
Stauoe ieir, infer Nolf oapou ab;ubalteu,
ii6 bur6 Die iOSlaliiii6eu NolfSueriiibrer
betboreu 81 laiieu ulo uuier Quro Dor ben
Terbeernn8en oes Soiiali5muS gu i6iiBeu.
Gbre Dem .2urembur0er Wort" fir
oieie Nunanun9 Der Gage. 9as lit
Der S%nOtenpuntt oes llebels! Dos
S6ulgeieb bon 1881. Gs iii oas lluz
bell oes QldubiQen lurembur9er Woltes
9elpeIeu biz auf ben beuti9en Saa uno
IS lit Elm &rebsi6aoen fir ben tatbo-
lii6en 8lauben oesiclben uno es bari
niht osrubt nod g~eroliet peroen bis
bas S6ul9eieb BON 1881 ueridtpunoen
1T. IS lit cine Snfamle 9e9en bic
8eiltlibteit, Der cs einen i6Gnoli6en
Saultiblag ms Geiitt periebt uno ibr
bic Sdnoe binoet; es 1T Elm Spbn auf
bic ein5ig mabre tdtbOlii6e Geli0iOn,
beren @irten es nod GrQiten Dertriips
pelt uno es lit cine 9emeine SncdtuuG
bes tatbOliIOen l%urembur9er SOltes.
inoem IS lbm ben 8enlb ieines b06ltn
8utes, chen oieier &eli0iOu, ibmalern
nno beIbrdnten mill uno babel Der
luremburasr Gsiai4te SObH ipri&t. in
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

fe i'm ieiner beili9Iten &ebte %berauben,
10 'nto 8eIeb, Gi0entbum uno HellQlon
Mmoer, an oencn mir Die gldnSenolte
HNbe gu nebrnen 9eIdDoren bnbetl,
feinoe, oenen mir einen &rle1 aus
WGier, Bis auf ben SOB, lno pbne
GHoOe Gei6woren boben."
Bon ienen brei Teinben 1T bic &eli=
oion oerieni0e, melber Der beltGnol9e
GeQenItano ~unierer Gorge uno tOotll=
den Nn9riIfe iciu mrb, neil EN- Tolt
ikcmaIs feline &eli0inn ilberlebt bat;
rno inoem mir bic gteligipn tDoten,
ioerben mir bas @eieb unD eiaentbum
in uniere GiCipult betummen. Damn
meroen mir Die Gelelli6ait re9eneriren
t0nneu, inosm mir uuf ben Gei6en
isner orei Wt6roer Die maurerilbe &elis
gion, b0s maurerii6e @eIeb uno bas
maureriiGe si0entbum oufridten!"
gno bic Sreimuurerei bat NOD bic
Gtirn 81 leu9nen. Die Mutter Der SO7
eialoemDfratie, bes Socialismns, oes
Wi6ilismus uno oes Nuardismus 81
iein!
Yer @roB=GOmmunoeur '9lieBt lelne
Reoe nit fol9enocr Nunoroerung:
limb iebt, Yruoer, no mir otb fir
ben &ompf ouf Spo uno Gcbeu, ben
bic i6Gnoli6en 8erbre6en unierer
Geinoe acknowledgement baben. nit
allen Waifen als9erilltet baben; iebt,
no ou elmer Der b0ditsn SGupter uro
Giibrer Der T%reimaurcrei 9eporoen
biit, biit ou aud elmer ibrer er6abens
ten SDni9e gepOroen. Ytit WOrt uno
S6riIt, ollrb Sslebrun9, our6 Die
camille, burb oeine i"ocialen &erbin.
burger, our9 Parliament, &ei6tbum,
Gift uno 6epalt, 9ebe bin uuo tdmpfe
ben 9uten &nmpf oes 8uten, Der Su=
9cno uno Der g~0abr6eit, uno tOmme
uns als Sie9er poer tOOt 5uritf."
6Ortiebun9 iOl9t.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
snrembursii6es aus 9elsteu.

Spoingeu. am s. I. W. ltarb
albier, periebsn nit Den beili9en
SterbsIatrameuteh Der wobladtbare
8smeinoslebrer, !Serr SoIepb Rsiia.
Der @eritorbene Bat Ia Sabre als
9riIili6er &ebrer iebr tbGtiS uno eriplg-
reid bier in YooinSer Seluirtt. Der
0inGeiGieosne lit nGmlih i'm utter BON
81 Sabreu n0b elmer turssn, i5merali.
den &ranibeit oura siuen friib;.iti9en
SOo bon ieincr 2aufbahn ab9eruien
woroeu. Gr biIterlGbt cine trauernOe
Wittpe nit bier tlsiusu Giuosru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
6robher,o9thum.
Qus Ser Pauptitdot.
Die QroBe en- Wettrennen bes
cycliste luxembourgeois am
Sonntag, II. Suli.

Sonntah II. Suli.
Ger Gcrio am GOr0benoe oes SScI.=
tN9es p~erllef in g%lanScnOer g9eils. Sic
WilltGrmuIit erDnnete Den ltIttlihen
3uG; auSer Oerielben nabm Die nGou-
coroia" am 6Urio Sbell. Sdmtlihe
GGoer. BON ben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fir Guirpie bon iuum 5 SoDrsfl al bis
gum rieiI9tu. QemOltia impOnirenoen
0o6rGb. w0ren auis &eiGItsmit bunt.
Iarbeneu SdmpiOns Qclhmildt.
Oils Der 3uQ IN bic Ge9ieruu0sitru6e
einbO9, frat 8rnBbsrsOg Nooli nit benz
So. 8raf Moli.W etternih uno Saupt-
mann Ynn INT aus Dem pradtpoll ilu-
minlrten grOBen 6eiiiaale aui ben gal-
ton; Der 3ug ltoppte uro Elm tauleno.
ltimmi9e8 "Vive!" be9rilBte Den Gam.
oesiiirlien. iuCl6cr b~ulopolit na1 allen
Seiten 9riiBte. 8eaen balb II bate
ous i60ne Set iciu Gnoe errsi6t.
Die Wettrennen waren bonn berrlih=
ten be-
0iiuiti9t. 8s9en 4 llbr erihien, bon
ben &ldnsen pes g8ilbclmus beariiBt,
@roBbersos NoOlf nit benz SO. @Olf-
Mettsrni6, GGn Spt uno Sauptmann
Srauib; Der Soritano bicB g. S So=
belt ,pilltommen uuo 9eleltcte Die Serr.
i6aiten 0lsoann in DE b~elpnoers bers
0erihtete, auf's BrGhtiQlte oetorirte
6iirlteulOge, woraui Die &ennen ibren
anfan9 nabmen. Sier b0s Gteiultat
oerielbeu:
/. &lubrennen: 5000 Meter. - Srei
preiie. Sluei Sermeil= uno cine iilberne
Meoaille; auBeroem cine tpitbare
S6reibtii6Sarnitur fir ben criteu Sic.
ger. 9elpenoet bonn bieiisen Club ala
Rapide". - Bon ben anSsmslOstsn S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
gcrIhicoeuc Wittbctluuacn.

Sie Nblabfsier, wel6e
an 2. Nuguit in Der Yeters6laOcr=
Stride Su Sbebop9an, @is., %peranitOl=
tet purOe, mar infolge Der ieeleneifrl=
gen g%emiibuu9eu oes 6o6nllroi9en
Gater 0an Street. Elm bcrrli6er GrfOl9.
Mebr oils 600 Pcrionen empiiu9en Die
Bl. Communion in Der Obengenannten
STRIDE. 8ormitta9s nm 10 unr wuroe
Elm ieierlihes So1amt bonn boAw.
Gater S9ilS celebrirt; babel NiliItirteu
Gcp. 8ereno, &ettor Der Snubtum=
meuanitolt BON ct. Srancis, gSis., als
Siatun, uno Serr u. GrOff ais Sub
baton.
Ser @rite uno Der 2ebte bieier pben=
%9enunnteu Serrn llno Die SObne brauer
llremburger Gltern aus Belgium,
9Sis.
Ses Nbenos INN s llbr mar feierli1e
Gssper. SOmlt bot iIb ben Gldubiz
gen cine cute 8elegenbeit am Na6mit=
ta9e ben Mountaineering redt DIT
81 9%eWinneu.
SrOb Der Oriifenoen SiBe mar Die
&lr9e aud ben 9ansen Sag binollrb
nit NnbGdti9en g"eiiillt I'M fir li6
llllo ibre perltprbenen gn9ebOri9en Den
Se8en 8Ottss 81 erflebeu.
Son Siiian, Soma, aus weroen mir
eriu6t mitSutbeilen, oaB Die neue Oeutite
tatbOliihe Stride oalelblt our6 Den
bobDilroi0Iten GrSbilhOf SenneileD am
20. au9uit isierli6 ein0eweibt woroen
mirO. Sieieni8cu 8ldubi9en melAe
bic 6eier interreilirt limb freunolidit
slu9elaoen ii6 bel Der 6eier einsuiinoeu
mo lie also0nu oas neue GOttesbuus be-
ii6tiAen fOnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

@eburteu. - @om 10. Suli: GUud,
So6tcr pom Sarl Sund, gutreiber; Wtas
tbtaS Seopolo, Sobn por MtatbiaS 0copolo
S6od, Fcitbcomter Sarl, .. D. Wtitael
9ciiilre. Wei10itsmanu; Worgaretb0 Sole
phine Glilabetb Wfartba, I. D. Mutton Sitter,
&auimoum; a.: Grleoa Msrauorlue Sole
pbiue Waraoretba, !. .. Soltbeu gteirilg,
arbitett Mibacl, 2. U. gu9ult Sarl Sreis
ta9, Sa9lobuer; Sobamna Wor9aretba, Z.
D. Sobaim Better Sobl. 6rieoenSrIhter; l6. 4:
Wtaria Soiepbine, Z. D. Sobann Feter
Seibt, Sbueloer.
Seirotbeu. @om 10. Suli Fster
Saubenieio, S6melSarbeiter, nit Re9ina
@rouiuger; 49,. GuSelbert Solepb 9teuu:
BAUER. @liibli6t Wtonteur; nit Barbara
Vrall.
Ster.b efGlle. - Bonn 10. Suli: Eeter
Nbplpb StsIieS, alt l &. 10 ~; Gatbariua
S6mit, alt 81 g., Soipit0li6weiter; Wtidel
Vieiiier, alt % s., Ea9lobuer; Waria
alpbous 8noii, alt 80 s.. Subbalter, che
los Gli'abctb Siiien, alt pa 8. 3 N., obue
Stano, Gbsiran non &ilbelm Saupbiu,
| S6ueiper; II. Iuna Semuneu, alt 81 g.,
obne Stonb, gSittWe ppn Feter ginSo. stlS.
9benilt.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

The tops OF celery dried and rubbed
TO powder are excellent Cor Aavoring
soups and gravies. The celery should
be dried in the sun or in very slow
oven.
Olives look very pretty when served
on a small glass dish garnlshel with
glossy leaves and small red peppers.
If used in the winter picked peppers
may be taken for the garnish.
Rub a curtain pole with kerosene
oil until it Is perfectly smooth, using
wooden cloth for the purpose. The
pole rings will run much more easily
If the pole is treated in this manner.
Onion Juice may be extracted by
cutting an onion in half and pressing
it against crater. Sail rubbed over
the CRATER will remove the onion odor
from it, and may be used in cooking.
Every housewife should impress up.
On the minds of her family that the
best sauce for any meat is cheerful
ness. Laughter aids digestion, and
people should never grumble while
eating.
The wild southern passion flower
with its circles OF purple and white
and its fringy lavender rim or border,
is beautiful worked upon any white
substance, whether it be linen, silk Oh
satin. A spray of it worked across ai
upper corner OF sage-colored Of
lightolive hanging would be very ef
fectiye.
Hop pillows are frequently OF grea
comfort to a nervous person, aud vii
often soothe headache. 1t is we'll t
have one or two OF these pillows q
hand in case of need. Linen covers
worked with some appropriate mott
or spray Of the graceful hops in was
silks, are attractive in appearance, an
can always be freshened by bein
washed.
A German has recently invented
simple device whereby plants may |
fortified at their roots. Nhe instr
rent consists OF thin and long ste,
tube, ending in a sharp point. Mes
the bottom of the tube are q humble
Of holes. The liquid fertilizer is PIT
into funnel attached to the top
the tube and flows out Of the holes
the lower end.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

Two qunrts Of -four, one tablespoon
iul Of butter, one tablespoonful of
salt, one yeast cake, two tablespoon
fuls of sugar, two and d quarter cups
of milk. Dissolve the yeast in one.
half cup Of lukeWarm milk; aid one
tablespoonful OF the sugar, and mix
with one cup Of tho flour 90 q colt
dough. Put 10 q bowl, cover and let
stand tin very light. Mix tho re-
mainder OF tho -four with the salt and
sugar, put the light dough in tho
centre, and mix the remainder Of the
milk, working in ut the same time the
butter. Knead until very smooth,
put in a warm bowl and set away un-
iii light Divide the dough ia
small pieces, roll ont 10 long, slightly
taporing sticks, twist in pretzol shape
and lay in buttered pans. When
light, brush with the white OF one egg
beaten with two tablospoonluls Of milk
and bake in q quick oven.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

ihe subscription price m 1uE CHr1uaG. e
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tof Time month"; Hheh peraFsIy must 3D. Paid
in alyaneH AT INSCRIPTIONS WIN De- promptly
stopped ai expiration of Amo paid for.
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81 lam Than 81, provided they arc sent in such
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TRAVIS BROS. Publishers.
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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

Considerable interest is being mani
tested throughout the country in the
National Congress of Mothers which ig
to be held in Washington next Febru-
airy. Mrs. T. w. Birney, of Washing
ton, who proposed the plan. and who is
pushing the idea toward elimination,
is daily in receipt OF letters from all
parts of the United States assuring her
Of the cooperation of the best known
and energetic women Of America. The
subject was first presented at some Of
the mothers meetings at ChautauQu9,
in the summer Of 1885, and it is be-
lieyed by those interested that incalcu-
liable benefit may be derived from the
assembling Of many women for the
interchange Of views and the study OF
home problems, which can be solved by
women alone. A circular letter has
been issued giving the following outline
Of the work Of the proposed congress-:
"It is proposed to have the congress
consider all subjects which relate to the
home, especially those bearing upon the
better and broader moral and physical,
as well as mental training of the
young, such as the value OF kindergar-
ten work and the extension Of its prin-
ciples to more advanced studies a love
of humanity and of country, the physi-
cal and mental evils resulting from
some Of the political methods Of our
schools, and the advantages to follow
from a closer relation between the in
huence Of the home and chat Of insti-
tutions of learning. OF especial i'm.
portance will be the subject of means
! developing IN children characteristics
which viii elevate and ennoble them
and thus assist in overcoming the con
ditions which now prompt crime anC
make necessary the maintenance Of
jails. warehouses and reformatories
| These matters viii be presented to th,
congress by men and women foromos
in such work. and whose names are ev
! eryWhere known and revered."
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

A company in London which oper-
ates 1000 omnibuses has determined
to do away with horses altogether and
adopt motor omnibuses instead. The
bus has been "from time immemorial"
one OF London's institutions, and
no doubt will continue to be for long
period, but the change to the motors
will, with this first move in that di-
rection, increase as time wears on. It
will no doubt be change for the bet
ter for the new buses will take up less
room than the old and the amount Of
cleaning will be materially lessened.
But what is to become Of the horse?
wonders the Atlanta Journal. With
the bicycle, the electric car, the steam
carriage and steam plows supplanting
it in every field of pleasure and use
fitness, some of the present genera
tion may live to8see this faithful and
useful animPl doing service alone in
the circuses, But if this comes to pass
50 will only provide for the "whites'
and the "dapple grays." And then,
perhaps, tickle public viii prefer
trick bicycle riding to the daring
feats Of the tinselled bareback" per
formers, who have thrilled us from a
tender age. Seriously. what is to be-
come Of the hoTse9
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

Or little dessert calls for but little
material, else it would not deserve its
name. One tumblerlul of Jelly, one
spoonful OF corustarch, two eggs, one
pint of milk, two spoonluls Of sugar
and Aavoring, are all we need for thiG
"dainlY dish, tit to set before the
king" ANY kind OF jelly will do, but
ounce seems to give the most salts.
factory results; it has such a rich, de-
cidod taste OF It's own. Empty one
glassiul of jelly into q bright little
saucepan; add one tumblerlul of hot
water, aud stir till dissolved and
smoothly mixed. Have ready one
heaping spoonful OF corn5tarch blend.
cd in one tumblerful of cold water,
and when boiling, stir IN, aud keep
stirring constantly till ali cooks TO-
gether for three minutes; then pour
out into a large earthen bowl. When
thoroughly cold, beat up till very
light, with an egg beaten, and add
thereto, and beat in the frolhed whites
Of the two eggs All will be perfectly
smooth aud feathery, a delicate color
and flavor. Pour into wet moulds,
and set in a cold place Gill wanted for
dessert. Now take the pint OF milk,
add the two beaten yolks, and two
spoonfu's of sugar, with little salt.
Bring just to q boil only, and remove
from tho fire. Flavor with halt tea
spoonful OF lemon, and the same O
vanilla, and you will be asked prob
ably: "What new flavor IS this?'
This is the sauce for the fairy pud
ding. New York Observer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

The Boston Transcript tells good
story about consignment of goods
made in Germany to large Boston
china store. A representative had
ordered in that country variety of
goods, and among them a lot of cups,
which are beautifully labelled, "To
My Brother" "To Friend" and SO
on through tse list Of human relation
ships. he had ordered with the rest
a lot of mustache cups they were we'll
and duly made, but great was his
establishment when the consignment
arrived to find the greater number Of
the cups SO contrived to protect the
beverage against Che masculine hirsute
adornment labelled thus: ''To My
Sister" "To My Mother" "To My
Wife," "To My Betrothed!"
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1896-12-11

A correspondent informs the New
York Post that the career Of the pres.
ent Governor Of Washington, John II.
MpGraw, is an impressive illustration
Of the possibilities open to every boy.
Born in a poor family in Maine, Lo
Concluded to try his fortunes on the
other side Of the continent, and began
as a street car driver in San Francisco.
From California he went to Washing
ton, where he became n policeman in
Seattle, from which position he rose
to be Chief OF Police in that city,
Sheriff Of the county, President Of q
bank and Governor Of the State.