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Evening journal., 1896-02-24
FOR tbs MISSIONARY CAUSE.
Grace NJ E. Church and Sunday School
Hold Anniversary Exercises-A Hand
some Contribution TO the Good Work.

Grace NJ +. Church and Sunday School
Hold Anniversary Exercises-A Hand
some Contribution to the Good Work.
Yesterday was missionary Sunday at
Grace Church, and at all the services
large audiences and interesting exercises
were the rule. In the morning Rev. s.
'. Upham, d. d LII D., Of Drew Theo-
logical Seminary, preached from Mum
bers kill. 30 and 81
he told the story Of the visit Of the
spies sent out by Moses, and their reports.
or the twelve ten reported against
the feasibility of going out and possess
Ing the land, and predicted that failure
would attend any such effort The other
tive, Caleb and Joshua, reported in favor
Of going up and taking the territory In
question aud predicted SUCCESS. DR..
UphRm took up first the majority and
then the minority report and applied It
TO the work Of the present church In con
uuering the world Tor Christ. He deliv-
cred a most scholarly sermon and made
an eloquent appeal In behalf Of the mis-.
sionary cause.
In the afternoon the Sunday school
had the regular preliminary missionary
services, and In the evening Rev. Dr.
congregation and their friends, the
church being filed The services opened
with singing by the school, "Let Us
Come With Praise" Grace orchestra
furnishing the music. The infant t.schoel
then took charge. A pleasing recitation
Of "a Boys Temperance Resolve" was
given by little Robert Winner THE
MishRps OF a Meuse" were told very
prettily by Miss Bertha White
nan, and Miss Leila Benson told OF
Workers and Shirkers." The class then
sang "Jesus Loves Me.
Rev DR.. Uphsm was then introduced
and spoke in an interesting manner on
missionary work. He proclaimed him
self firm believer In the Sunday school,
and also In the home school. The family
circle ia as divine as the church, and
the Christian father and mother can
exert an influences for good which will
make noble men and pure women.
The child should also bs subject TO the
influence Of the church aud Sunday
school DR.. Upham then gave a detailed
history OF the missionary cause and it's
work, aud explained how that work was
done In closing he made an earnest
appeal for assistance
Rev DR.. Hulburd followed and made
short appeal for money, and got an
answer In the shape OF some twenty five
subscriptions Of So each. The total
mount collected during the entire day
was about 81 200,
The school sang praise the Lord" and
closed with the old time "Greenland's
Icy Mountains" and Rev. Henry Sander
son pronounced the benediction.
Next sunday morning will be COM
munion. 10 the evening Rsv. DIR.
aulburd will preach his second sermon in
the young men series, on the young
Man Who PLAYED the Fool
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
FARNHURST ARGUMENT.
1t Will Be Held at the Court
House Tonight.
DoINas OF THE SUPERIOR COURT

Only Three or Four General Jury Gases
Left on the Calendar. and But Four
Special Jury oases-oourt MAY Not Be
Here Longer Than Two Weeks.
The case Of Calvin vs. Isaac TrImble
Qnigley WAS set for trial Tomorrow
morning by the Superior Court at It's
session to day. That Of Stelwagon's
Sons VS.. the WILMINGTON Coal Gas
Company WAS also set for trial at the
conclusion Of the Calvin case
la the cases Of Ewing vs. Elliott and
Toy, Lilburno Chandler, attorney for
the plaintiff withdrew all previous
nsrrs and fled an amended narr which
carried the cases over to the May term.
Continuance was also granted In the
cases OF Leontine J. McWhorter VS..
James II 3. Gam and Horace Valentine
vs.. the Fidelity Mutual and Security
Mutual Fire Insurance Companies.
Mr.. Bird made n vlgorus protest
against continuance OF the insurance
company cases. saying that there was a
distinct understanding between him and
James II. Hoifecker. Jr attorney for the
companies, that they should be tried this
term.
The president OF the Fidelity was put
on the stand by Mr. Hoffecker. BE
swore that a man named SPARKS, a
material witness, WAS confined to the
house with sickness
Mr.. Bird claimed that the man was not
sick, and said chat he could prove that
he was at his place Of business on last
Friday. This last part OF the charge was
admitted by the president, but phys
Ician's certificate was presented which
stated that Sparks had been ordered to
stay In the house for ten days
The court said that II could not take
cognlzsncs OF agreements made between
counsel unless they were In writing and
ordered continuance, legal ground
havlr been laid by Mr. Hofiecker.
Judgement Ia favor OF Blackwell &
Cassidy. plaintiffs below, for the sum OF
f5i 90 aud COSTS was rendered against
john Doordan. who WAS the appellant
Continuauce until day WAS granted Ia
the case OF frank CAmpiRllA vs. Frank
Beresford Settlement was reported In
the appeal case Of Garrett g. Smith vs..
Heald aud Company
This leaves only three or four cases for
tho general lry and four on the special
Jury l'Bt
At z 80 o'clock this evening the Court
OF Oyer and Termner will meet and hear
argument on the motion for new trial
Swan, convicted OF killing Leon Pisa at
the Farnhurst asylum
The civil suit OF Rocco Peteruto vs.
the p, w. & B. Railroad Company is In
course Of settlement.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

-The Young Mems Republican Club has
decid.d d by a vote OF % 10 y 10 allow card
playing but no gambling in its house on King
street.
HTbe congregation Of the First Preshyter-
ian Church Yesterday voted In favor OF ee-
tablishing a permanent b9aid OF srDit[a, lon
10 settle all disputes between tho Ohtoo
States and Great Britain.
This is the day set By Chancellor Hichol-
son for closing the taking Of testimony for the
complainants in the case OF John , Dough
ertyis bOndsmen against the Levy Court. IL Is
all In.
Grand Chancellor Scot and stan will
leave for Newark tonight " lnl'lste tM~enl{- M
Lodge, X. Of p.
Company A, First Infant y, y. q p.
viii give its full dress reception night IN
honor OF its handsome officer. Chariss NJ.
Stevenson, who has lately Dtoh eieosoo lieu
tenant-colonel Of the regiment
The Kennett Square Turnpike Company
has declared q dividend Of 5U cents on the
dollar.
-rhe German ship FrI,z, entered this
morning coastwise from PhiladeiphlR for oil
-Cbanoellor Nicholson VIII sit at the
Court House on Thursdsy.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
YOUNG ATHLETES TO THE FORE.

Excellent Exhibition Given In the Opera
House BY the Y. M. o. A. on Saturday
Night.
Members of the gymnasium class Of
the Y. M Q A. gave one Of the finest
exhibitions In the Opera House on
Saturday night that has ever been seen
in this city. Ths program WAS long and
varied and introduced many new and
novel festures The work Of the Juniors
was excellent. and their marching was
heartily appreciated.
OF the work by out Of town men the
tumbling Of Daniel Frick, William Logan
and Ellsworth Armstrong, Of the Central
Y. M. CA of Philadelphia, wss tho best.
The exhibit OF living statusry was very
we'll done.
An especially amusing feature was
"SRilors Ashore, In which those taking
part performed a number Of clever and
difficult tests The boys wore sailor
suits and played their pranks about a
mimic dock.
The musical numbers we're furnished
blythe Williamson College Glee Club.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
Patient DyIne; Physician Dead.

Edward A Alkar. = machlnist and
wsll-known citizen 81 years cid. died at
No. 22l North Jackson street yesterday
Afternoon. Mr.. Aiksr had heart disease
While inspecting some appointments Of
his yard, he fell apparently dead.
messenger was despatched for DR..
Maull, the family physician, but Hoon
returned with the word that he. too, was
dead. The physician had died only few
hours before the patient whom he has
attended for year
Mr. Alker was native Of England but
came here when 4 very young man. He
was one OF the best mechanics In the
employ Of the Harlan and HollingswOrth
company. A wife and three chlldred are
left. Deputy Coroner Chandler gave .
certificate. a.-a
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
rhe nIakIpr of serm onr.

The Wilmington NJ E. Preachers
Association held its regular weekly meet
ing in Grace NJ 4. Chapel this morning
The .rsutine business was brief, and
nothing of public Importance was done
Rev. s. r. Upham. ID. D, LII ID OF
Drew Theological Seminary, delivered an
able talk on The Making OF Sermons,
which was listened to with close interest.
After the meeting the members Of the
association we're entertained at lunch by
Rev. Merritt Hulburd, S. 7. D., Of Grace
Church.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
CHARLES 4. YARGY DEAD.

A WiImInGtonian who Went south for
the BENEFIT OF His Health But Sue
cumbed to Consumption.
Charles e. Vsrey, 3S years old, we'll.
known In this city. died ct Thomssville,
Ga on Friday He had been suffering
with consumption for several years. and
vent South about three months ago In
the hope of being benefited he leaves
q wife but no children.
Mr.. Vsrey was known here In the
capacity of publisher OF several small
weekly papers, none of which ever
secured q firm footing. HswRs also at
one time an express messenger between
this city and Philsdelphia.
His remains will be inferred at
Ogdenburg, Pa. tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
shs sonlsd HIm wlth = Briek.

]. NJ Moffstt who keeps a store at
Taylor and ButtonWood streets trusted
Martha Ashton, eolored, with bill OF
goods recently In place Of paying him
she went 70 Philadelphia and bought an
accordion. He kicked and she sasssd
him. Then he ordered her out OF his
store and she soaked bin with brick.
.Omcer Eakin, arrested her and she was
locked up Moiett wilhappear against her
to night. a
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
NoNoeENARIAN SPORTING NAN.

Hugh Stewart Dropped Dead While
Taking Supper With Friends Here.
Hugh Stewart, an old sporting man,
we'll known througho1t the country,
dropped dead on Saturdsy night. while
dining with party Of friends at No. 61s
King street, this. city The cause Of
death was apoplexy. he WAS 80 yeRrs Of
age, and WAS born in Londonderry,
Ireland.
Stewart came to Wilmington in 1888,
and 1t Is said he was the 6rst man to
import a gamseock into this country.
Three years ago he moved to Stony
Batter farm, In Mill Greek hundred, and
engaged in farming He was In excel.
lent health, despite bis advanced age,
when he came TO Wilmington to meet his
friends at dinner in Ithe evening. and his
death WAS entirely unexpected. For
many years he was Identified with lead !
ing sporting events throughout the
country. Ar... q, s. ssr a.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
worth TrInIe tbo nTonev.

we have a few copies o. q beautiful
work. Handsomely bound, containing sew
eral hundred pictures OF high artistic
merlt, Whick will be sold at 81 IS copy,
which is about one fourth the publica-
tIon price. Also some copies OF Rand and
McNally's Cyclopedia at 81 %, worth
four times the price asked. Can be seen
at the EVENING JOURNAL Office.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24

Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at
Toledo, Washington, says she has never
been able to- procure any. medicine for
rheumatism. that relieves the pain so
quickly and effsctually as Cham betlsin's
Pain Balm and that she has also used 1t
for lame back with great success. For
sale by 2, James Belt, druggist, corner
Sixth and, Market streets. %
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
AKopaway ana a Mi1 Up.

A team belonging to ]. 4 Bradbury
ran away yesterday afternoon at Third
and Harrison streets aud two women, a
man and carriage were pretty we'll
mixed up aud scattered from Harrison to
Van Buren streets. Tho disturbance
began at Third and Harrison where the
harness broke The two women were
dumped out a moment later, the body Of
the carriage left the running gear next,
and by the time Van Buren, street was
reached the balance of the vehicle was q
wreck When the horse was stopped at
Fifth and Monroe, there was not enough
harness on IL TO speak Of. The horse
was not injured, hut the two women
received a number of bruises about the
face. back and head They were treated
by Dr. FAhsy but refused to give their
names.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
A RELIGIOUS REVIVAL.
Rev. w. L. whites Success with FederAls-
bure's worldly Ones.

Kew W. II. Mhitelh oucoeah WIN n HouohhAr-
burR's worldly Ones.
A remarkable revival Of religion has
been going on at fredericksburg, Md /,
under the direction OF Rev. William l..
White, lste OF this city. Up TO date
thirty-two have professed convention
and twenty-sevon have Joined the
church The people Of the church
worked faithfully for the salvation OF
their friends, and they have seen their
labors crowded with abundant success.
On Tuesday night the meeting was
still more enthusiastic and successful
than the. proceeding, one. The altar
was crow ded with penitents. seven OF
whom were converted. Since that time
the meeting has been goiag on an .
there have been conversions almost
every night.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
Inouost IN The Nswp6rt rrarsdy.

The inquest en- the body of Robert N.
Smith, who was killed near Newport
sta tl0n Friday, was postponed until this
afternoon so that nine witnesses could be
summoned. The body was sent home
Saturday.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
Wawaaet pIab'a. AnnlveraarY.

An all-day shoot was held by the Wa
waset Gun Club en- Saturday in honor Of
It's eleventh anniversary, and in the even
ing the club gave an anniversary dinner.
The gunners made excellent records both
with the bulls eye in the afternoon and
ths ox's tail at night.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
Tha PoIInra Hsthod Inustrated

The Pollard synthetic method Of teach
ing reading and spelling will be Illus
trAted before the primary teachers to-
morrow afternoon, In No. school, by
Miss McAullen
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
unrefuI BuI era Wantsd

To inspect the quality Of our coal. Try a
ton. It's 224Q pounds In every ton. clean
and always dry. Fell and Joseph, Front
and Madison streets. See the big shed ?
Evening journal., 1896-02-24

There Will be athletic exercises at John
Staunsrd's gymnasium. 81 West Secord
strsot, to morrow night.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
ArLANrIO OIrY. \
CAN .MARoos HOTEL,
NOW OPEN.
Pacific and Massachusetts Avenues,
- . M 4 ..r-.r.. .nrn.nr ~ L

After thorough housekeeping and renova-
tion has been reoptned for the winter under
the persohal supervision of Mrs. Annie Gruhb,
formerly proprietress of the Kenilworth
Inn.
Steam Heat, Hydraulic Elevator. sun Par
gor. Baths. all conveniences. Write fonrates
Evening journal., 1896-02-24

1000 pounds Pepsln Plug Tobscco at Sc
plug. Cigars 35c. 500, 65c and 81 90 per
box. Dursteln, 3 East Second street.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24

once Seventh and kiaR. Phone 545.
H. I. Sergeant dealer In coal and wood
kWLarge pss coal for family use
III hickory wood for open CRATES.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
FREE

FREE
Consultation and Treatment.
To those requiring the services of a physi-
clan 1 will give FREE examination and
treatment from 10 to ~ m. 8 10 8 D. m.
A. ID. MABIE. NJ. D..
604 French Street.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24
NOrIors.

ADIESl Chichester's English Pennyroyal
u Pills tDiemond Brand are the best. safe,
reliable. Take no other. Send 4c. stamps. for
particulars. Relief for ladies'" in letter by
return mail; At druggists. Chichester Cheml-
cal Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Evening journal., 1896-02-24

Only Three or -Four General Jury Gases
Left on the Calendar. and But Four
special Jury oases-oourt MAY Not Be
Here Longer Than Two weeks.
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Mlarmrufe.

Wdbrenb bon elmer eebanfsnIoisn
BreGe einmaI iber has anbersmal Der.
fi&ert pirb: .Die ,,9opOfratie'' III
tobt'', leubtet aus ben Neuberun8en
aaer bsoeutsnOen 9esner Der untsr BEN
Sammelnamen Bopofratie sufammenee'
fabtsn aaians oss Iebten Bablfelosuses
bic srbbte Mneft Dor einer, nod mddii.
sersn Wiecererfteben bieier .,tooten''
8spesuns berpor. Niht anoerS iinb
Die @orte Su beuten, bic @arl Shuri in
isinsm @Ildpunfdidreibsn an Mc8in'
Isp nit unterfleBen lieb, SIN eleiber
Bsiie lies ii3 @eneralpofmeiiter NiI.
ion auf einem neulih bon Der Rem 0or'
fer SanbsIsfammsr in DsImonieo's ab'
ssbaltenen Siesesfeisr. 8antsit psrneb
men; untsr Gnosrem iasts Serr
Wiion
,,8ir i5nnsn uns mad benz GrIebten
Der grienntnib niat psrfdIisBen, bab
elm Tbsil Der Stimmseber Der Anii6t
1T. bab bic RsSisruns 10 sslsitet uno bic
@siese 10 abeefabt perosn. bab bic 8ers
tbsiluns Der f~oeialen 8enefsien (gBObls
tbaten) cine unaereGte If. Wtt benz
neberbanbnsbmen FOLDER Sheen tperoen
INNER Stimmseber porbanoen iein, bic
bsreit iinb, cine 9olitif su untertieen,
bic cine rabifale 4enberuns Der eriitiren'
ben 8uFanbs unS Der ssssnpartiBsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-26

SIM beuti6en 8eidstas tsurbe am
Donnerfae, ipie an ben Taeen borber,
bic Debate iiber bic Brlietpibs @faire
unb bic DUEL. Sraee fortseisst. Sc fam
su iebr erreeten Sesnen uno abermals
muBte ariessminiiter b. @ObIer, Der tpis'
Der bas @ort ersrif, Sobn unb SpOtt
iber ii4 erseben Iafien.
Serr Se0er, Elm bapriider @bseorbne'
ter unb 9lopotat bon 8sruf, beribeibiete
bas 8erfabren Der Militdrseri4te. bod
CAB G rsu, baB bahelbe elmer 8srbeh erune
fdbis iei. ST erflGrte, borurtbeilslos 3u
ipredsn, unb tpieS barauf bin, baB man
bel WiIitdr'P rojsiisn benz Nnsstlasten
uae Wiittsl an bic Sano sebe, UNI iid in
PATHFINDER Weife pertbsibisen su fDnnen.
Ibseorbnster &idert (Sreifinnise Beers
~einisune) fa8te, man fbnne nidt bic
grmse Ober bas Nrmee.S pfsm fir bic
Sanpluneen bes 2ieutenantS bon Bril-.
istpis beranttportli6 MAIDEN, aber CT
mics au4 auf bic R~Otbpsnbisfeit Der
idleunisen &eform Der einf1ldeisen
Parasrupbsn beS bdrserIiden @eies.
buds unb Der 8sform Der @i%Iitdrftrai.
proseborbnune bin.
Serr SsnSmann (Sreiiinni8e 8olt8'
partei) mat Der nddfts Steiner. .Das
osuiide 8olfS". iaste sr, bat lang &C..
mug auf 8eformsn estpartst, unb ss mub
ourauf brinssn. bab lie ibm enolid &C..
tpdbrt tperben''. Steiner bebauerte, bab
oas Debut bes &riessminiters Elm 10
trauriser Seblidlas (@sIddtsr) ssipsisn
iei. Nad Der grfldruns bss 8risssmi.
niiters 1T bon Der proiettirten &eform
Der MISUNDERSTANDING ipenis 3u
ertparten. Niemano bat ba8 &eht, ben
Sffsiersftanb alS ben erften auf Der &c,
ieaf6aftliden StufenIsitsr Su srfldrsn
unb i'd bsoaure. baB bic Reierpeoffsisre
% gar nidts bon ibrsm frabersn Stol,
auf ibre btr8erIi&e Steluns unb ibren
bireerliben Beruf bepabrt baben.
Gr er3dblte bann bic @sidiate bon
benz babiiden Refruten, Der auf bic
5rase, tper bic inneren Seinbe ieien, biz
Antport CAB ..G,piiifsn''. Bum
SdluHe rief Serr 2ensmann Der 8esisr.
une su. iis ioute fid in sdt nebmsn
wenn Der Nation nod ferner bic Refor.
men bprentbalten ipiirosn, fbnnts iie fit
Der 8olfsnotbpebr beoienen.
auf Der &eeierunes. Settle rief Sc.
manb .,Das III 8spolution !"
Serr 2ensmann: $50 polte baa
5remotpurt psrmsiben. ipenn Sic es abel
baben poaen, mill i9 60 ,.RspoIution'
nennen''. Rieiiser 8eifaa auf bet
2infsn)
@sneraI b. @obIer. Der 8rieesminiiter,
bielt cine iebr labme Grpiberunssrsbe.
Die in SoIse bon bdufissn nnterbrs&un'
gen. @eId6ter unb SpOttruien nur tbeiI'
peiie eeb6rt purbe.
Wan III uasemein Der gniibt, 2riees'
miniftsr bon @obler, Der iid oils Par.
%lumentarier uno Rebner idon pieberbOli
etoBe 8l0Ben eeseben Bat, tperbe einsn
Anosrn Plab MAIDEN mtHen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-26
9ambmraer Nan&heifA.

DaS sepbbnIids 8erfabrsn, bas Rinb
fleifd 10 por;ubereiten, oas es LANCE un'
beidabst ieiner @dte auibspabrt tperbsn
fam, beitebt barin, baS betreffenbe
Sleiib init 8odials unb sinem ilsinen
3uiuB bon Salpeter einsulseen unb nod
Ginger !3eit benz Haud aussuieBen.
3usessbsn, baB pabur6 Elm SIeiid en-.
slelt nib, tpeI6es LANCE 3sit uufbepubrt
nereen fam. 10 1T bod anoeretieits ,u
beridfdiieen, bab BEL oiefem @erfabrsn
benz Sleiide eerabe ~bieienisen 8eitanb.
tbeile entso8en perben, tpelbs ben euten
@eidmat unb aud bic Rabrbaftisfsit
t%ebinsen, babin ssbbrsn Der @%itpsibtofL
2reatin unb 8reatinin ; bssbalb erflGrt
li1 aber aud Der bel Ssslsutsn. tpslds
in Der 8esel Iansere 3eit binburd auf
ben @enuB bes eineefalsenen Sleiidss
anBewieien finb. 10 bdufS UOtfommenbe
Sfcrbut, tpelder Ieoislid als cine
8ranibeit. maneeIbafte 8eidufenbea
oeS BIutes ansuieben 1T. Benn i6on
bic @Hsnfdaft idneft bieisn Sat aufss.
felt bate unb baburh Idnsft Der Braris
,onS I'M IN, e. vs., Ssu n,assn m,.
LIZ ss,."ss m".sn % !.
Ssr rts, ss t,m saS.s s;sss,
W. & ~, Wv si;sH -"
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~ S ss.r ~
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..a"s, ,a.h 49,
@ss&moS ,raIs;% mn Nov Ss"r"f,s'
s.s ssss ISS SI,;t%a ssssus".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-26

BertbeiIune bes gisentbums berIpridt
ober onorobt. Menn mir in Der 8ufunft
benz @eihrei, tpelhes mir in Der Iebten
Champagne lber bic Madt Der 8Iutofras
tie, iber 8laien unb WaGen, iiber ben
NntasoniSmus sniiden 8apital unb
grbeit unb iiber bic aIuft stpiidsn Rsid
uno Mrm sebbrt baben, ent8eben poaen,
bann miifisn llnrsdt unb Mibbrduae,
pelde folde Sheen erseueen fbnnsn,
rubis uno ebrli6 abseiteat peroen.
2afen Sic MID gum SOLUBLE erildren.
bub bic 2ebren uno G%rfabruusen bieier
-@ampoeus uns nidt nur bieie @ebanfen
auftrdnsen unb unS bisie patriotiide
Pfli1t aufnblbisen, ionbsrn. bab fe unS
aud bic Wurnuug ertbeilen, bab mir,
tpenn mir in Der 3ufunft sroben @sfabs
rem unb sefdbrlihen politiiben Srusen
enteeben tppaen, au& besreifen mifen.
baB in einem 2anbe, in pelhem iebe
Srase idlieblid am Stimmtaiten ent.
idieoen 'pirb, cine Champagne Der @r'
siebuns our foribauernben Pfi4t tpiro".
go @ensraIpohmsiier WiIiOn. slus
ieinen @ortsn Ieuttst nidt tlar bsrpor.
boB er ielbit an cine ,,uneerebte 8ertbei.
lung Der %iocialen Wobltbaten" elautt ;
CT iaet nur, baB Der @laube an cine un'
seredte 8ertbeiluns Der i~ocialen Wobl'
tbatsn melt psrbreitet 1T. in Der p~erfIois
Ienen @abl Der 8rpan.8 emssuns bic
sroBe Stdrfe perlieb unb aud in Der
3utunft in Der 9oIitii oss 2anosS cine
berporftedenbs Stole fpielen tpirb, penn
biefer @Iauben-nidt bur6 cine fortse'
ieste @r3iebun8seampa8ne ibertpunben
tpirb.
Mit Der fortseiesten grsiebunsseam.
payne Fam ii4 seraoe bic eefirdtste
.Yopofratie" einperitanben ertlaren.
@erabe fie bat bon elmer erinbliden
4uifldruns bes Bottles iber bic in Der
Ibat .porbanbene ,,unseredte 8ertbeiI.
Jung Der I%oeialsn WobItbaten" Iaes su
srbofsn. Serr Wilion unb @%enofen
t6nnen fur Die ,,popofratie" has Or
encouragement car niGt su frlbe beginner
Sc mebr ite aufsufldren iuden, ieIbii
mad Der ibnsn eieensn MeibUbe, befio
sber pirb es in ben 86pfsn taeen-unb
oann CUTE Nadt unsere4te 8ertbeiIuns
Der i~oeiaIen @obItbaten. Die iioIiden
Silapenbalter puBten, mas tie tbaten.
ais Iie ben Sflaben bas 2eienlernen per'
bOten. (W. unb w.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-26
RdfeauHauf.

Srei 26fel MebI perbsn nit Der ND.
iisen talten Mll4 su einem sarten Teis'
Iein perribrt. Rad unb mad ibldel
man finf gier binein unO ribrt $50
@ramm seriebenen suten 8die barunter.
SoDann pirb bic Wahe nod nit spsi
bis stpei unb elmer balben Gafs belber
Mll6 psrbiinnt, iebr Ieidt seiaIsen unb
in cine gut sebutterte AuHauform sesois
fen. Sn 3%tpansis bis breibis Minuisn 1T
bic Speiie in belBem Diem fsrtie unb
mub iofort i~erpiert perben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-11-26
SanS mub &pf.
ausfaatseito er aepfel' unb
Struens 4erne.

Sie IepfeIs unb Birusnierne tpsrSen
i'm 2aufe bes Winters eeiammeIt, in
Papieri6a4tsln aufbepabtt. bann serabs
Dor Der a%nbauseit i'm 5rabiabre 8-l4
Gage in MARINES MaRer eelest, bieies,
tpenn absefiblt unb tbeiIpeiie ~bsrbunftst,
pieber na&sefalt unb bas 10 LANCE fort,
seisbt. bis ale aerne td6tie anseidpoI.
len, redt baudtis iinb. Nad bielem
Stadium perosn ie in l-l3 3oq tisfe
@rbrinnen a%nsebuut. Ser @rfols If
INNER Elm auBerorbentlider. Sat ale
eebsn auf. Sin tpsitsrer 8ortbeit 1T
Der. baB bel Der 6~rdbiabrsiaat bic Mduis
ni4t i1aben, tudbrenb bel ber Serbfiaat
eieie Seinbe tdufis ale asrne aufrshen.
80 III ieoem 8aumSa6ter 3u iatben, bic.
ies 8erfabren ansutpenosn.-@.