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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
Seib dmenb fur bic Seutf6en.

SIN elmer bbbf intereRanten Sdilber,
uns bes altberibmten Auebec, bic
Sauptiiabt Der eleidnamisen canaoiiben
propins, bdlt Der 8srfaHer @arl gbrenbt
ben Deutiden in Der Ser. Staaten eine
oer ih5nfen gieenidaften bes fransbiis
iden 9beiles Der 8epDltsruns BON Dues
bee Dor. inbsm er iust:
,,rlniere Deutid.a amerifaner in ben
Der. Staatsn fbinten bon ben canaoi'
i6en Sransoien cine beiliume 2sbre in
Der 2isbe sur Wutteriprade annebmen: :
Mbsen iie nod 70 gut eneIlib peritebsn,
70 1T ibre rlmsanssiprade i'm 5amilien'
treiie uno seieaissm 8ertebr bod iteis
frans6Tiid. Sn allen S6ulen Nuebecs
piro frans6fiber unterridt, pis ensll'
ider, ertbeilt. uno 2eute. oeren urerob'
eltern ihon bier eeboren iino. reoen nod
INNER NIT 8orliebe bic Sprabe, uelbs
ibnsn an Der Biese seiunsen, in Der iie
,uerl bon ber Dlutter liebenbe 2aute
osrnpmmen. Sie Auebeeer 5ransoien
limb lOpul unb Der ensliiben &esieruns
trsu ereeben, aber ibre Wiutteriprabe
IaEeu is lid ni6t nsbmen. g8snn's
aud Dialsft ober ,.9atOiS" 1T, nit bem
lie unter ii6 perfebren -unb mo III Der
beutibe Ort. in benz uniere tbeure Dlut.
tsriprahe ni6t eine Iotale 9usube obsr
Diulett. @isenart bdtis9 in ben bieEseu
Sdulen pirb aber reines Srunsbiii6 se'
lebrt. Quebec bat etpa 10000 Gins
pobner init ben 8oritdoten, 2eois,
8sauppr, @obleppiqe unb @barIesbourp
pielsidt l00,000-uno oa eri6einsr
i'ds tdsIi6e 3eitunsen, bon benen pier
in fransbIiIdsr uno swei in ensIif6s,
Sprade seorudt merOen. Danab ma{
Der 2eier urtbellen, pie tief eepurselt BIZ
2iebe su ben 0utterlautsn i'm Ssrsen bel
eanabu6en 6ransoisn III mie ADJ
irambiiih er pom Sdeitsl bis sur Sobl
seblieben, obipObl i6on 364 Sabre per
floRen iino, felt Sacquss @artler au
st. Walo in @anaoa lanoete uno ,tpe
Sabre ipdter gum speiten Wiale fam
um bic fransbfi6e @olonis su sriaosu
Damn iinb. felt GanuOa snsIiide 8efs
uns DurOs. fait gar teine 5runsofen meb
eineenanbert, uno oennob lino bic Nad
. tbmmlinBe iener alien @aaier gut
6ransOien sebIieben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
Climb in 0anSen

sBiHt MIR h;e G,ssstoeber in 6arr;s,
buro ionbern in her Tbot ale aeiier her
resubIifaniIden Iartei unb HE non,s
rssmbi,fon;sbe Rcrtei in rem orossn
Stoot NennipIponien seIbit 5inb in ben
8anben non 9os Nuop Idreibt be,
8auernsr Nibt bos er in ieinem
eioenen ober Seiner Treunbe Snterei5e oe.
piiIe 8iQs naiIiren ober n,d,t nai,,pen
loS5en fonn SonSern bic oan,e G,eiesoe.
buno m;rn burh i'm c,ntroIIirt Sies
,eiote I'D, iekt am Gnse Ser eiesiSbrioen
Sibuno, pieber redt beutIib inbem
Nuap,S g}atb einoeboIt tpurbe bspor her
SaIus. 9Ibitimmuna iiber iroenb cine
BID. uub tpie bel Der [ebten Sibuno ber
G,elesoebuno ipr ,tpei Sabren beribteten
ole oroben repubIifaniiben 9,itunoen
tdaIiG 8eiipieIe BON Der ppllitShbioen
AIIsinberrId,aft BON 8us 0uap iber ale
,u paifreuoen G,eiete unb Oinoe bic in
Der @eiesoebuno perbanbeIt ipuroen.
3um 9eilpieI iie beri6teten. bic Bier.
Iieuer tpirb nid,t paiIiren bieies Sabr. ba
Nuap baaeoer H." ober ..Reine Mb,uo
niro oemad5t perSeu an ber SduI. BE.
williauna. inbem Nuop feline @inpi[ia.
una So,u nidtt aeaeben Bat" ober ..@ine
neue GrbSbaftss Steuerbil tpiro pai5iri
usroen. tpie tie BON Nuap poraeSblaaen
it," Sold,s unc dbnIidbe 8emerfunsen
lanb man taaIib in ber 8biIobelpbia
.8reB", bem 8bllabelpbia .Snauirer"
unb anbern repubIifanilden 5eitunasn,
unb es ,eiat iiberaa be oifene 4nerfsnn.
una Der 8artei BON Nuap's abioIutsr
0errIdaft i'm Staat. IS mabt nid,ts
aus. mas @ouuernbr saitines ilbsr cine
Bia benft. ooer bieler ober iener @eIeb
aeber. glismanb bsflmmert Iid oarum,
ionosrn bic ein,iae Nraae III INNER. mas
Nuap babsn nil. unS mas er baben
Mil, cas- ipiro eeiban. Dies 1T bic ab.
loluts Auap. Serridaft i'm Stuat, um
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
SChIaf

durch den Gebrauch Won Coca, 0piat oder
Schlafmedizin hervorgebracht, ist ungesund,
entschieden zu verwerfen. Es untergrabt die
Gesundhet, zerrittet die Constitution und der
Patient verfallt sicher in einen schlimmeren
Zustand der hiuig in die schrecklich eende
Gewohnhet ausartet wo Cocaine und Opium
unumginglich noting sind. Schlaf der durch
den Gebrauch Won Hoods Sarsaparilla her
vorgebracht, kommt vielleicht ncht so schnell,
aber er kOmmt sicher und ist andauernd well er
dureh das naturliche crosse heilende und YER
jungende Mttel hervorgebracht wrd- das
reinigende belebende und bereichernde Blut.
Dies nahrt die Nerven init lebensvoller Energie
und stirkt die Constitution Won der wirklichen
Grundlage allies gesunden Lebens durch
renes, reiches rothes Blut
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Sartmann's Yatent ssarbe

III uniibsrir,iflih auf Blsdb. uno @stnIOddsr
uuy an Badlieinbduisru psrhnOsrt fis bas Ser.
brodeln bon MortsI uno Baditeinsn bdIt Ian.
asr ipis elm 8ltdoad uno luiro I'M @robsu ooer
Rleinsn pertauft Don
gontratts Nutpu Sartmaun,
ubernommeu. 1902 pampton Strobe
8tftsaun9en aud in Der ..@odtublatt'' Shict
uno AIT Q. Bafbmgton ape. ansenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

- SnfoIse eineS Dammbtu6s nabe
Barb. Ssffsrion County. Sol, purbe biz
8anse um8eeeno iiberibpemmt uno Elm
S&aoen bon sl00, 900 anssri4tet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
SenrD Mrmbrmit,
a4O Gin Stra6e,

,u MAIDEN; Sslspbpu 1888. QBir f6ladtsn
nuIsr tistnts gitb uub fabri,irtn unirrt Burf,
finb babtr in ben Stano esisBt btfrs AuaIiidi
unb nitbriasre prtilt ale anbtrs ~ etbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
Bur Scabtmm0.

vile Ditisnissn, pit !. g. alsiubdntIsr,
@irtbt, 8sfbSuisr, ETC., psldt Wurf alsr Art
In srSbsur AuantitGt ssbrauGtn, psrrsn ss in
ibrtm Snttrtft finpsn, ibrs Ginfdufr bsi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22

gs ssbt nidts dber einen tibnen
5aIto UiOrtale in Der 9speisfabruns.
Der @uibinstoner Correspondent Der
Retp gOrter ,Iribune" bat lebt bic nr.
iabe ees iebisen 8oblensrdberitrsits in
benz, in ben leBten 3G9en leeenoen, bon
yliemuno mebr beabtsten 8ilion.Iarif
entbedt. g8ir iinb bapon iiberseust, bab
bic Rep gort ..Sribune" au9 nod
,.entbeden" tpirb. oaB bas nsue republl.
tanii&s Garifseiss, Oas nu6 ben isbisen
Sebauptunsen oeS 8lattes bic 10 lanse
i6on periprodene Broiperitdt fiber
brinsen trirc, nur bssbalb oieie 8rcpe.
ritdt ,,oennoh nibt" brineen tonnts
ipell-es supor einen @iIions Z arif eess.
ben. Sn Der 9loib friBt Der 9sufsI
5liesen uno in Der giOtb bsbauptst 70 cir
republiianiides Barteiilepperoraan aub
oab oas Bafer ben Berg binauiiIiebe
SO 8ebDrt nur Elm bishsn ,,9dbnbeit'
basu-unS oaran manselt's ben Ssrrer
| ia nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-22
xrnitbefdmpfuna.

DaS bon Der Retp gorfer 2eeisIatur
seeen bic SrutS seibaffene @eieB III bon
Rlbter Gbeiter BON Nlbanp i'm eriteu
Sale ieiner anpenouns-- seeen ben aus
ben berborrassnbten @iienbabneefea.
ihaften beitebenoen Sobleniruit -auf
sepife te6niibe 9riinbe bin ais perfais
funsspibris ertldrt iporben. Da tpare
alto bic 0eIt, iotpeit iie nod an bic
8efdmpfuns bet 3rufiS our6 beiOnoere
8eieBe elaubte, pieoer um cine Soffnune
drmer unb eine grfabruus reiber; unb
lene republifanlihen WdbIer, bic Elm
Sntereie an Der 8eieitun9 ooer llntsrs
Drlduns Der Sruitpirtbidaft baben, iuer'
ben iebt ipobl enolid su Der Nniibt unb
uebsrssu8un8 selansen, oaB NIT ben ans
eebliden glntisIruiteeieben ibrer Partei
peiter nibtS bespedt tpirb, alS oaS Bolt
our6 SdeinmaBreSeIn au berubiSen uno
eS, 10 lange eS nod 9ldden mag, in oem
@lauben su erbalten, bab bic republita'
niibe Yartei aud ni6ts bon ben 2ruitS
tpliien pole, ionoern bieie 8efrdbi9en
Gombinutionen bes @apitalS. bic bem
9lrbeiier einerieits unb benz @oniumenten
anbererieits eas Wart ausiaugen, eben.
faas befdmpfe. Q4enn es nab Der @ir'
tunss!oiisteit bes Sberman'iden limits
1rufeeieBes pom Sabre 1880 nod zines
8etpeiieS beourft bate. 10 mare er iebt
nit Der ebenfaas su Gage setretenen
WrfunssIolisteit bes 9iem Yotfer glnti'
IruItseieBeS Der republitanll6en 8Iatts
2eBlSlatur sellefert. llnb i'm Sibte bie'
ier @rfubrunsen oarf man iest idon be.
baupten, baB aud bic bonn Senat Der
neuen Iarlfbia ansebdnste Anti.Truit,
8eitimmune elm tOoter 8udfabe bIelbsn
ipirb, ipenn iie Dor ben Iusen peS Son.
ferenss Iusitufes @nabe finben unb gum
@sIeB erboben psroen ioQte. gS tpdre
aud obnebies nidt gut ansunebmen. oaB
elm GOnsreB, Der ben Trufis ourd bic
8eipiaisuns aaer 3bae. bic iie nur
punibten, Aaes sullebe that, oas er
,bnen nur suliebe tbun fonnte, Elm @eieb
annebmen ioate, baS bieie ielne ShIbs
linse pieber putlid empfnblid treffsn
uno ibnen bic Sortbeile tpieber aus Der
Sanb ibIasen ioate. bic man ibnen sben
srf susepenbet bat !-Die einsise Yrobe
Der G6tbeit ibrsr ansebIiden Trufisino.
| idaft. Dor bic bic 8spublitaner i'm Son.
srefe esitelt tpuroen, bic Innabme beS
pettierem'iden Imenoemsnts, ponad
ale pertruteten glrtifel ioiort aui bic
Sreiliite seiebt perben iolten, um burd
fremoe Gonturrens oem einbeimIiben
Iruit bus Sanbpert su leeen. bat bic re.
publiianii6e Burtei nidt befanoen iie
ueruurf bieie einsis .losiide Sruhbe.
tdmpfunssmabresel uno bepies bumit.
cab iie. ipis ssiast. nur cine Sdeinbe.
tdmpfsrin ces Irufs 1T. llub bamit III
ibr llribeil Dor ieOem oentenoen WabIei
ibrer 8artei seiprOden. BUR Elm poI'
Ienbeter 9iarr tbnnte iebt nod an BIZ
ibutid6li6e 8sfampfuus Der Srufi
cur9 bic republitunifbe Bartsi slaubsn
IL
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
How the Airbrake Operates.

The chief among airbrakes is the
Westinghouse. In its original and Sim
plest form, patented in 1869, this brake
consisted of a small steam engine placed
Oh the locomotive which, taking steam
from the boiler, operated on IN air
pump which compressed air into q
main reservoir. By line Of pipe be-
meath the cars the compressed air was
admitted at the pleasure Of the engi-
neer or driver, who controlled its low
by three way cock to a series Of brake
cylinders, one under each Car, the pis-
tons of which acted upon the ordinary
brake levers and applied the brakes to
the wheels. BY reversing the three way
cock sufficient air was allowed to escape
from the cylinders, and the brakes were
off. Several improvements were after
ward made, by one Of which the COM
pressed air can be admitted almost in
simultaneously into the brake cylinders.
The brakes can be applied from any
part Of the train. They are automatic
ally applied under each Car on the
breakage of an axle or on q car or en-
CINE leaving the track.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
How to Keep the Feet Slender.

When the heat Of the day is over, and
before time to dress for dinner, the Wis
itor at any country resort can slip away
to some cooling brook near by, and
there give the feet the spring" Sreat'
ment. 1t is what we call the "slender.
ing" process.
Select a spot along the bank where
the water runs fastest. Take, off :. the
shoes and stockings, and, dipping each
pink tip in the water, allow the cool
stream to run over the feet as hi:3 4 as
the ankles. Be sure to point the toes a
little and move the ankles gently in the
water to make the friction Of the water
greater. Let the cool stream flow over
the tired feet for an hour, hold them in
the sun for 10 minutes, dress, and go
back to your boarding place ready to
dance all the evening in the smallest
party slippers in your summer wardrobe
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
ON THE DIAMOND.
Western League.

At st. Paul, "A; Detroit, 15,-Ten in
nings.
- At Milwaukee, 4; Indianapolis, 8.-Fif.
teen innings. ..t
At Minneapolis, 8; Columbus, s.
At Kansas City 8; Grand Rapids, g.
Second game, Kansas City, Is; Grand
Rapids, IL.
Position of Clubs-Indianapolis .671,
Columbus .65S, St. Paul 1888, Milwaukee,
1928, Detroit .494, Grand Rapids 1888, Min.
neapolis .3O8, Kansas City .s0l.
b National League.
At Cincinnati, 4; Washington, g.
At Louisville, 10; St. Louis, T.
At Chicago, 6; Baltimore,8 3.
At Cleveland, 6; Brooklyn, l.
Position of Clubs-Boston .7O6, Cincin-
natl .6s2, Baltimore .G57, New York .56S,
Cleveland Sos, Philadelphia .466, Pitts
burg 1855, Brooklyn .443, Chicago .43l,
Louisville 400, Washington 1858, st. Louis
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
CHRAP RATES TO MILWAUKEE.
S1AAsA~AA- Is y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE.

VIA ThE'NOlSId-W ESTEEM LINE.
h The National Educational Associ-
alton convention will be held at
Milwaukee, Wis. July 8 1897. Ask
reads via the .'North Western 1ihe,'
.C1st. pm! q o. Ry., from Mime
apOlis or Ste Paul TO j Milwaukee,
One fare for the round trip, plus $2M
which includes me en- zee ' 10 me [l'
s "a will be on sale at Mime
.apOlis and. ST.. Paul July. sc, tn,
and 9Th; limited, for return to July
18th. with privilege III fin&l ex tension
until August 31st, II return pOrtiOn lie
deposited, and, pay of 90. cents,
with Joint agent at Milwaukee, on
or before Jnly 18th. ~. =; ..&. WI .
The s's' North Western Limited,"
the finest train Ii the world, 'leaves
daily from Minneapolis 7:3O p.mii; st.
paul, $40 p. M; arrives at Milwau.-.
kee 7:5n a. M; Chica:,O,, $50 q. M.
II The Badger State express" leaves
daily from Minneapolis at:7:SO
4. M, St, Paul, SIG "a. m, arrives
at Milwaukee at 900 p M; Chicago,
0:ti5 p. m. 5:s; 81.
For illustration pamphlet OF
Milwaukee and nearby lake resorts,
sleeping-car reservations, or other
iinformations call ON or address J. a.
O'Brien, city ticket agent, 4lS Nicol-
let Ave, Minneapolis; =. j. Nice Carly.
city ticket agent, 396 Robert St.. st.
paul. or 4. w. Teasdale. general
passenger agent, st. Paul Mimi.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
THE SECRET or YOUTH.
How 20 Insure Longevity Hints From a
y III Eminent Physlcisn.

How 20 Insure Longevity Hints From a
n s.3 Eminent Physician.
CEder onr present state Of civilization
In the upper walks Of society life is con-
tinuously endangered by an overstrain
Of the nervous system, which, IT kept
up, will prematurely snap the cord OF
life, instances Of which we see almost
daily. The ideal healthy man should
control his desires, and to do this he
should rise from the table with an ap-
petite not completely satisfied. Who,
over will adopt this rule and not de-
viate from it and will take care not
to weaken or invalidate his vitality BY
any constant mental oyerstrain, not
giving way to anxiety or worry. WILL
enjoy the blessing Of good health. at
tain longevity and prevent swapping
prematurely the silver cord of life. To
come to practical details, il every sub
ject would when at the table decline to
eat any thing that does not entirely &C..
! cord with his taste and digestion, or 1s
not well cooked-and even lose one meal
such little fast will rather do him
good than harm. Let him also eat meat
only once daily, and once during the
year discard meat altogether for Pc
Rod Of 80 days. Such change will act
upon him in most salutary manner.
When such subject has come slight in
disposition-say cold or catarrb-he
should at once try to relieve it by diet.
Let him eat little or nothing for "a
hours, and most probably his attack
will prove to be self limited and take q
favorable turn after the expiration OF
the "a hours. There are exceptions to
the above rules, and the special advice
Of good medical adviser should then
be consulted. Any one living in this
manner will chance to pass old age with
out that distressing malady SO frequent
in old people-those who have always
been good acknowledgement of the
prostate gland, ending in cystitis, par
alysis Of the bladder and Bright's dis
eaSe f t. pa t.sE
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
THERE'S ONLY ONE
RAILROAD.

That operates it trains on tho ia
nous block syst"m bet tween the
Twin Cities, Milwaukee and
Chicago: .g.....
That lights it's trains by electricity
throughout;
That uses the Celebrated electric berth
reading lamp;
That runs four splendidly equipped
5.s passenger trains every day from
.I% st. Paul and Minneapolis
b through to Chicago via Mil
waukee;
And that road is the ...
MILWAUKEE, =
ST. Paul. ..... g.
Tt also operates steam-heated YES
tibuled trains, carrying the
latest private cOmpartmentca cars.
library buffet smoking cars, and
81. palace drawing room sleepers.
Parior cars, free reclining chair cars
and the very best dining car
service. s.....t.:...
For lowest rates to any point In the
United States, Canada or Mexico
apply to ticket agents Oraddress
.ssS.r~ -. ... IT. CoNLEY,
Asst Gen1 Pass. Agt.,
'&:..&.s' 'f.''' ''" st. Paul, MINI
s4 NorE-E Elegantly equipped trains
from st. Paul, and MinneapOlis
through to Peoria, st. Louis and
Kansas City daily. .....,.'. =. .,.,..,-%s.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
LOST VESSEL FOUND,
A Search Of Thirty-tvo Years Ended Z
Last.

A Search Of Thirty-two Years Ended u
Last.
The many years of vain search for tn,
wreck Of the lost steamer Pewabic wer'
ended recently, when the searching e1pe
dition on the steamer Root located thu
hull by means of an improved diving bell
The Pewabic was found 6H miles south
southeast Of Thunder Bay island, in 16(
feet of water. There seems to be no ques
ton that tho wreck discovered is that o.
the long sought steamer. The hull ap
pears to be in good condition, and her tim
bers have doubtless received no damage
from being under water for 80 years. Thu
vessel was worth 5000, 900. An effort will
doubtless be made to raise her.
On board the Pewabio were 400 tons Of
ingot copper, now worth II cents pound
or oS8, 900. There were also several hun
dred tons Of iron orc In the hold, and II
has always BIZ q supposed that there was q
large amount OF money In the safe. Ate,
the loss of the steamer a, storage passen'
ger stated that his wife, who had been car
fled down by the sinking craft, had q belt
around her body containing several thou.
sand dollars and valuable diamonds. The
wreckers will look for this. 49,
The apparatus on board The Root with
which the Pewabio was located consists
Of an improved diving bell, patented by
Wofdenf g. Smith. This BEN - fitted with
searchlights, telephone, arms for crap.
pling, boring, eto. The expedition waa
equipped BY the American Wfecking and
Salvage company Of Milwaukee, which
hal contracts with the underwriters for
the recovery Of the copper and wreck.
The steamer Pewabio on. her last voyage
was bound down the lakes. When leaving
Thunder bay, she met the Meteor, another
Lake Superior liner, coming II. 4 Tie two
boats passed each other 10 CLOSELY that the
suction between the two rapidly moving
bulls drew the steamers together with q
crash. The Pewabic was 20 badly dam.
saSd that ne lank ID 3 fsW minutes.
'Oysf, q ssore Of pefsons ifwe1s drowned
The Aeteo1 was kept adoat and helped
save some Of the Pswabio's pa0engers. =
Chicago Tribune t4s' !" 800 . . . .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23

How Berries May Be Made Delicious
Without Cream. $'sA =
Many people. Oh account Of q bilious
temperament, should not indulge in
cream on their bezriea Mr.. Sherry be-
lieves that cream destroys the natural
flavor Of the berry, and he uses lemon
juice instead. For each quart he allows
the juice Of one lemon and i've "a nix
tablespoonfuls Of powdered sugar. The
berries, the sugar and the lennon juice
are stirred up together q few minute
before being served. It Is much better
to serve the berries at 90 near as possi.
BILE the temperature at which they ate
picked. Ne IA
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
nsv 70 ,1sks . Coed ,layoana.1

The secret of making this sauoe suo.
oessfully 10 to ''add the oil slowly =
Take tic yolks d two egg and the
Juice Of one lemon; best we'll together.
Stir one way gently and add enough
Oil 70 make the sauce the oondstenw q
cream. {. 5s Z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
MINOR ITEMS or INTEREST

4 sffE , ~
VI The Great Northern has increased its
quarterly dividend from N to ~ per
4 cent. 3:
~ Myron H. McCord, formerly Of Wis.
,consin, has been confirmed as governor
Of Arizona.
N, Secretary Sherman, who is suffering
from some slight stomach arrangement,
is reported better. : [tE MI s...2 :
The Paris Figaro announces that Prin.
cess Isabelle of Orleans rs shortly to be
betrothed to Prince Albert Of Belgium.
Colonel @. F. Croker, vice president
Of the Southern Pacific, is dead. He
was stricken with apoplexy few days
ago. rs. 4
The Prince of Wales will be president
of the royal commission having charge
of the British section of the Paris expo
sition of 1900.
Il The steel scale which has been in con-
troversy between manufacturers and
the Amalgamated association has been
settled and $4,000 men have gone to
work. si
James Stevens has been rescued from
the Mammoth gold mine in Arizona
after being IA days without food anc
water. He lost 20 pounds in weight
during that time.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
How to Peel Tomatoes without Softenina
) Them. '''

A better way to peel ripe tomatoes
than that commonly used is to put them
into frying basket and plunge the bas-
ket for second into boiling water to
loosen the skins. This is particularly
the best way when one is preparing q
quantity Of tomatoes and wishes to keep
them all firm and hard. If the boiling
water is poured over them in q pan, the
tomatoes at the bottom are quite sure to
become soft before they are peeled. !,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23

How 70 sersnsthsa weak Throat md
{. Chest, 5S
Battle the parts In cold salt water ~.
cry mosning and rub vigorously with .
Turkish towel
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-07-23
She Would Not STAY.

The situation of your house suits me-,
num-" said Norah McCarty, who had
visited the home of Mrs. Tenspot with a
view Of inspecting the Inducements offered
for her to assume the position of help lady
In the household.
II am glad you like it," replied Mrs.
Tenspot, with becoming humility.
''The pay you offer Is satisfactory, too,
and the number of people IN the family.
The room Sour help lady occupies is pretty
good, too, but must ask you few more
questions before make up my mind to
remain in your SERVICE"
"Certainly," replied Mrs. Tenspot hum
bly,. ""Ask all you like 49,. d.. ,'#
do you ride bicycle''
"Mr. Tenspot too9''
eyes"
<"Do you provide q bicycle for your
cook?''
eyes, certainly. We have ono for her
exclusive use"
IT am glad of that. Some people seem
to think that cooks ought not to ride a
wheel"
ooh, we would not think Of depriving
our cook of that privilege.
"What make Is the wheelp''
"The same make as Mr.. Tenspot's and
my own-the Ripsnorter."
Then, ma'am, I'm sorry, but can't
come"
.% "Why nots"
IT don't know that make. couldn't
think of ridin anything but the Jimdandy
make of bicycle Goodby, mum. "-Har.
per's Bazaar. de- r'.- %s -".5
Young Wife (complainingly)-Yo You
haven't brought me box Of chocolate
caramels since we were married. "E
Young Husband-That's queer. Now
come to think you haven't remarked that
you SO enjoyed the smoke Of good cigar
since We. were married.-Exchange
LATE MARKET REPORT. 4
Milwaukee Grain.
M1LwAuKEE, July 10
WHEAT : No. 3 Spring, 7e3lc; No 1
Northern, 79c; December, 7o@c
4ss% CORN-No.8, 27o. u. ii. . 5> .s$..s3 J.. ~
sOATs-No. 9 white, 2l31@2shc. i
BARLEY-No. 2, B4c; sample on track
e5@a2o. %l@~ 4.,.l f
s%ssS.Ss# Minneapolis Grain. = &s%zsE1 S<ss3.
M1NNEAPoL1s, July 10
ny WHEAT-July closed at 76sfc; Sep
tember, 671<o. On Track-No. hard,
7s1Sc; No / Northern, 7o1So; No. . North.
$ern, 7415c. -. .-. h q 4
Poultry, Butter and ESsa
55 80. CHICAGO, July ia.
Live poultry lower. Turkey 6@7e;
! chiokena 60: spring chicksna, l1@13c;
9ducks,8 e@7c. Butter; steady; crsam-s
eries, 11@11xc; dsiries, 9@l0e Eggs