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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Oas Serrenbaus.

Gabinen, 5ipiI9en @lbind unb benz
Stdbt9en Soltemit selegen, lit cine
Der f9Dniten 8eiibunsen in Der sun>
aen probinS. 0as itattli9e 9srrens
buus lebnt iidh nit ieinem part sesen
einen palbisen SObenaug. befen
&amm bic Huine zines 1884 Bis 1886
erbauten unb 1926 aufsebobenen
Jraneistanertloit iiberrast, bas
beute in einem mod erbaltenen Sliisel
bic S9uIe bes Ortes bebsrberst. 9ars
ten unb parf iinb i'm CONNER elm
Dielbsiu9tes 9tusflussSiel Der nGberen
unb ferneren llmsebung. uralte
4lleen leiten aus benz 9arten in ben
Sort iiber. Sin iteil aniteisenbsr.
bon 2ebensbdumsn einsefabter pfub
seleitet Su benz MauIoleum Der Samiz
lie 8irtner, bas ii1 auf benz bO4iten
puntte srbsbt. 5slber unb Wieien
Der Serridaft aieben iid abpGrts bis
su benz @eitabe bes Srii4en Saffs.
Ser Wilbitanb bon Gabinen iit, bant
Der forsliden pflese ieitber, recht gut.
Gabinen unb Sdarffenberg baben elm
2lreal bon 1886, % Seftar (ein 9ettar
slei9 2.47 @cres), tpopon 766 dllein
auf @alO entfallen; baSu tommt nod
bas @ut &idelbOf nit 180,75 9ettar.
gabinen bat tpabri9einli6 i9on
por Der 4ntunft bes 9euti9en Dr.
bens beitanben. Gum erIten NAL pirb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

i'm Sabre 1855 Der Serra Gdbineniis
geba9t. 9ier batte Der Orben elm
Sammersut, bier bielt er aud @es
rt9tsiibunsen ab. Sn ben Sabren
1924, 1880 unb 1347 lperben in
ngubpn" @erf4reibunsen aussefers
tist; 1898 lift eine llrtunbe bon
runierem Ri9tbofe In rGubpn" bdtirt.
4m 13. Iopsmber 1882 itellte Der
Sodmeifsr paul bon gtuBborf benz
Sans bon 9aifsn cine @erfdreibuns
iiber runIsrn Sof unS @ut mGubbp>
men" aus. SIM Sab. 1905 perfaufte
s5rau 2lnna 8aainstd geborene 8ids
Ioblocsta gabinen fir 10000 polnis
fde @ulben an ben Ratb Der bena9s
barten Stabt glbing. SIN Sabre
1852 1T bic Serridaft i'm 8eifB bes
Rei9sgrafen Sobdnnes Sbeobpre b.
Sdlieben aus Der 8irtenfelber ainie.
SIM 18. Sabrbunbert lebten bic Sers
rem auf Gabinen in beftisem Streit
nit Der Stabt @lbins pegen zines
Sbeils bes pantlaner @albes; aud
iiber ben re9tmGBisen8eiiB oes Suites
purbs elm lanspieriser proceB ses
fiibrt, Der 1876 gu 9uniten Der grben
bss 9rafen Sisismunb b. S6lieben
enbete. 1914 fam bic Serrfdaft in
ben 8eFb Der Samilie 8irfner. bic
fdon bamals gu ben rei9iten altein>
seIeFsnsn bes 2anbss ge5dbIt purbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

Strabenftrede tret,n an SteGe ber
i9rGsen pprtalartise ientre9teStiiben.
0ie 9alteitellen tperben 10 angeorbnet,
baB iie ppn ben Dupperbriiden aus
bur4 Sreppenanldge errei4bar iinb.
sic pertbeilen ii9 in Der @eils, bab
auf iebe Strede BON 500 Bis 600 Meter
eine Salteitelle tommt. 9ie Wa9en
faNen so Bis go perlonen unb bdnsen
penbelartig auf ben unter benz Gangs
trGseripitem montirten 8ppfi9ienen.
Die 2aufa9Ien Der Rdbsr ruben in be-
ipegli9en 0rebseitellen, bamit aud bel
tleinen 8riimmunsen bas i9nelle 0az
bin9leiten Der perbdltnibmdbig langen
Masen ni9t beeintrGbtist ipirb.
Die Siderbeit bes 8etriebs 1T uns
slsi9 b0ber ais bel iebsr anberen
8abnanlase. Sin SerabitiirSen Der
Waesn lift ausseI9loFsn; Bel einem ets
ipaisen 9l9ienbru9 treten @reifpprs
ri6tunsen in S6Gtigteit, unb @egen>
rpllen binbern elm gu fairies Sdpunz
ten Der 9Bd9entdtten. Set Der Sobens
ldse bes 8ubntDrpers tpurbe barauf
8eOa9t senommen, bub bic @usenunz
tertante unsefGbr nod 5 Neter iiber
Der Sabrbabn Der Su treu5enben
8riiden liest. Die Sabrgeidptnbigz
felt bei elettriI9em 8etrieb ipirb unge>
fGbr 40 3ilometer in Der Stunbe be-
trasen. Die 8autoiten Der Speiselei>
iisen So6babn iinb auf 8 Biz 10 Mil
lionen Mart perdnf9last unb fir bic
@ollenbuns Stpei Sabre 9au3eit in
Iusf9t eenommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Ansfdtige lit Sernfafem.

Cine Der eriten StGtten, tpel4e bic
meiIten Sremben in SSeruidlem auffus
den. iit Der @artsn @stbiemane. Sur4
bas Stepbunstbor in bas &iorontbal
binab fiibrt Der Wes unb ipobltbueno
lpirft bort auf bas 9emiitb GinIams
teit unb Stille. @stbIemane mint NIT
feinen bunteln @bprehen uno uralten
Sfipenbdumen, ba reibt plDbli6 ldus
tes Stimmenseipirr ben Wanbelnben
aus ieinsn erniten 9ebanten. Se6s,
a9t, aebn i9muBise @ei italten hoden
am @ege unb fleben nit rarber, beifes
rer Stimme Inn eine milbe 9abe. 8ers
friippelt iinb bic Sdnbe, peritiimmelt
bic ausseitredten 4rme unb triefenb
bic g(u9en, lpel9e ben Sremben aus
auf9ebunIenen 9eIi9tern anitarren.
9as iinb feline 8ettler eepDbnli6er
2lrt: @usTGbise iinb es unb entieBt
fliebt sSeber aus bieIer unbeimli6en
@eieGI9uft, na9bem er ibr cine 9abe
sugeiporfen bat.
Die 9lraber fiir9ten iid por benz
entfebli9en glusfab nod mebr als bic
gbenbldnber. SpbalO ii9 BET einem
Meni9en bsutlidhe Spuren bieier
fur9tburen &rantbeit seisen, muB er
unpeiserIib Sdus unb 9orf perlafen.
Iur fern BON ben msnI9liben Wobs
nungsn, in elmer SDble ober eiuiamen
Siitte pirb Der llnsliidli9e gebulbet.
lin fi9 bor bem Sungertobe gu
fbiiBen, muB er betteln unb bd bies
nur in Der Rdbe Der srDBeren Stdbte
bon Grfols 1T. 10 finben it9 bic aranz
fen bort in grDBeren Mensen 5uiamz
men. Sn Seruialem mag es etpa 80
9lusiabige seben. Sieie bilben foau>
iagen cine eissne 3unft, bic bon einem
aus ibrer Mitte srpdblten S9ei4 9es
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Cine Sdnebe

SHE betben empprbliibenben StGbte
@Iberfelb unb 8drmen iinb bur9 cine
elettrif9e Strabenbabn miteinanber
berbunben. bic iebo9 fir ben INNER
lebbafter iid seitaltenben @ertebr ni9t
mebr ausrei9t. Sdon lGnsjt bate
itd bus @erlansen na9 elmer beTern
8abnperbinbung bemerfbar gema6t,
unb es mar aud f9On Dor Sabrsn cine
Sodbahn seplant tporben, ipie iie gee
senipGrtig in Berlin BON Der ssirma
Siemens &c Salste erri9tet mirb.
9ieIe 9o6babn follte iibsr Dem Glub=
bett Der Wupper angelegt tperben; ba
fi9 iebo9 bic 4ufitellung Der Stiiben
mitten i'm Slubbett ni9t umgeben lieb
nnb bic Sodpuher Z @erbdltniHe Der
Wupper teinen sefabrlofen 8etrieb se>
ipGbrleiiteten, 10 lieb man bas project
ipieber fallen. Oa tau6te bds S9tpe>
bebabnfbitem @usen 2ansen auf, bas
fir ben in Rebe itsbenben 3psd por=
Siiglidb geeisnet eridisn. unb 70 purbs
BERN bic Inluse elmer Sp9babn nab
bieIem Spitem bef9loIien. beren Sau
nunmebr bereits flott forti6reitet.
Die f6rGg sefellten @itteritiiben,
bic je na9 ben &riimmunssperbdltnifz
fen Der Wupper in @ntfernungen BON
Is Biz 25 Meter auf beIonbers funbir=
ten auflasern on benllfern ibren SUB
puntt baben unb in ibrem obern She'll
bur4 !pprioontultrdger in bieIer Gage
gebaIten iperben. finO ipieberum unterz
chamber bur9 elm 2GngstrdgerIpitem
berbunben unb itellen 10 ben 8ubnt0rs
per bar. 9ie san8e 8ahnitrede 1T ettpa
13 ailpmeter lang; auf elmer tleinern
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
aranfe bor benz gtfpt.

Die pfleslinse bes 9lipls MAIDEN
auf ben fremOen 9efuder nidt ben
ipibrisen Ginbrud Der ausfGbi9en
StraBenbettler. ollie finb reinlicb gez
fleibet, ibre Bunben >fauber per6unz
ben unb nit freunbli9em 9ruBe ems
pfdngen iie ben Srembsn. Ulit Der
srDbten Gisbsnspiirbisteit Seist Der
Sausbater bic glnitalt unb bic &ran.
fen. Greunoli9 unb iauber iiebt Der
9urtsn aus. sSroblihe &inberitimmen
bringen an unier Obr. 0ort an Der
2aube tummeIn iid bier munters &naz
ben: pRinbsr BON ausidbisen @ltern". .
ertldrt Der 5iibrer. IBIS iebt Iinb iie
nod sans geiunb. 4uf DunI6 bes
Irstss iebod iinb bic &inber bier, INN
oil ibnen ssnau au bepba9ten, oh unb
ipann etpa Der IusfaB gum 8orf9ein
fommt.
9riiben auf elmer niebrigen Wauer
fibt Elm &ranter trGumenb imSonnenz
59ein. Pin bisIem Manne Iebsn sic
ben 4usIab nod i'm 9lnfungsitabium. "
@eii9t unb SGnbe bss Meni9en iinb
bidt nit rDtbli9en &nDt9en BON Der
@r0be elmer grbfe bebedt. p0ds lit
Der iossnannte ¬euausIab", fGbrt
Der Sauspater ertlGrenb fort. DIT
bleiben bieie 8notdsn iabrslans aism=
li9 unperGnberi. Damn dber perbids
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

= @efiibIlos. .5inben Sit
nibt, bic DAME bes Saufes iingt Dirts
li9 nit @efiibl9" : ,3eine Spur!
@enn iie 9sfiibl bdtt', piirbe fie iibers
baupt ni9t finsenl"
Der pad're 9 9 p a B E.
Gin idpGbifbes 8Guerlein fbt in eis
mem S9neu5ugscoupe 8. &laHe. Der
eontrolirsnbe S9affner: nSbr miibt
ausiteissn, guer Sdrtele ifh gu Helm!
Sbr miibt Elm anberes lDien!" sd
iteig' balt nit aus, i9 bdb' elm 8drtele
na9 @9tudart, unb bas 3iisle fubrt
nad S4tudart!" n0o9 fdnell iteist
aus, Guer &drtele gilt ebe nit fir bies
3iisls. bas ii9t elm S9neI3iisle!"
rWas tann i9 bafiir, fpenn Shr i9nelI
fubrt. fabrfs bod Iansiam!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

ppl " ~ VI IN Ole 10
Regenb6en unb i'm @9neeiturm, bic
SignaIe Der Seefabrer, &iiitenSei9en
II. (. m. ipabraunsbmen. Die 2ebrz
linssssit bauert feds Sabre uno bunn
fOlst Elm 5tpeites, iebr frensss gra@
men, in ipel9em ber Ganoibdt feline
Ssrtigteit in Der Siibruns zines Sdifs
fes unb feline &enntniHe Der 9eaeiten,
Sabritraben, llntiefen, Seeaeiden,
SignaIs II. +. IN. barSulssen bat. 8es
itsbt er bieie priifune unb beiibt er bic
erforberlibe 3uperldffisteit bes Cha
rdtters, Mutb unb 2lusbauer, bann ers
bGlt er bas 2ootienpatent.
Sn friiberen Sabren beitanb unter
ben Gootfen bes Hep Yorter Safens
elm iiberaus reser GoncurrenStampf.
Sa na9 ben beitebenben 9eieBen bic
eintpmmenben S9iffe ben reriten
2ootien, Der iid anbietet", aufnebmen
miiiIen, mar es bur9aus feline Seltenz
teit, baB bic 2ootIenbpOte 500 Bis 600
Wleilen ipeit auf ben Ocean binausfub=
rem, unb bab bic ripuliiirenben 9ootz
fen f6rmli9e Wettfabrten beranitaltez
ten, fobalb Elm Oampfer in Sibt fam.
Sbre 8oote tparen nibt srob, aber fee
tii6tise unb f9nells Sabr3euge nit
S9oonertatelase, bic Winb unb @etz
ter srob bieten fonnten, DAB biefe
ipeiten Sabrten nibt Bios sefdbrli9
unb toitfpielis iparen, lag auf Der
Sanb unb besbdlb bilbeten ale 2pptz
ienbopte (29 i'm 9ansen) bor fpenisen
Sabrsn unter benz Ramen rGonIoltba=
teb Nep gort anb Sanbp Soot pilots
@Fociation" cine 8ereinisuns, bur6
tpelde Der sdnae 9ootienbienit in elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
@srtbeiIung BON @psiisn.,

@ertbeiIung bon Spetisn.
0ir betreten nun ben Sof be. am
ftalt. Sier unb bort iibt cine tleint
@ruppe bon &ranten. Ginige iinb
f9on gang erblinbst; neben anbern
liegen &riiden, duf benen iie ii9 hers
seibleppt baben, neil lie feline 6iiBe
mebr bsiiben. 3u ben dItefen pfless
lingen Der 4nitalt sebOrt cine Srau
Namens Smttna, bic am nerpDien
GusiuB leibet. 8si bteier aeigt bic
Sautfld9e tpenis @erdnbsruns; aber
bic MusteIn fdrumpfen i'm 2aufe Der
3eit INNER mebr sufummen, 10 bob
Sdnbe unb ssiiBe pertriimmt finb.
S9lisBlid entfteben On ben 9elenfen
aud @eidpiire, unb bann fallen
san5e 9lieber ab.
periobiIb baben bic &rdnfen beftis
&c S9meraen au leiben, bod iperben
nd9 lGnserer 9auer Der &rantbeit bic
@efiiblsnsrpen 70 abseitumpft. baB bic
Geute fait gar feline @mpfinbung mebr
in ibren 9liebern bdben. Gtnlge
Srante iinb beftdnOis an bas Eager
sefeFelt, unb bas TT ibnen bas
Sdperite, baB iie ni6t msbr in's
Sreie f0nnen.
Oas afpl iibt teinerlei 3pang auf
feline &ranten aus. Mer iih freitptuig
m.lbet Dber bon ieinen InsebOrisen
gebra9t pirb, finbet 4ufnabme. Will
er bas Saus tpieber Dsrlafen, 10 bait
ibn tein 3pang feit. Ollie bleiben germ,
benn es tbut tbnen pobl, BON liebenber
Sanb gepflest gu tperbsn. SroB ibres
2eibens iinb bic Meiiten gang munter
unb persniiet, ia ni9t felten fiibren
einise Der tranten Sruuen fogar eine
nSantaiiu", einen orientaliI9en Sana
auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Q o m @reraierpla Ia

Bonn @rersierpGa B.
Sauptmann: r8ei rStilIssitanbsn"
riibrt iib &einer. limb penn cine
Sub auf Stslssn bier borbeissbt unb
Sebem eine &uBbunb sutpirft, riibrt
fi9 nidts!"
= M oberne Grsiebu n'g.
Drama (iid1 redenb unb sinsn @ugens
Bid on ibre6amilienpfli9tsn benfsnb) :
,aarl, no 1T bsine tleine S9peIter?"
.Sm RsbenSimmer." nRun. sebe bin,
feb. mas iie mo9t unb Jag ibr, fie ioIle
bas ni9t tbun."
9eppbnbeitsm Bi q.
uWas fasit Du baSu. 5rib9en, i9 ba>
be mid nit Oeiner S9psiter psrlobt!"
u9lb, ba betomme id fpobl ipisber cine
Dite gbotolabe9" rWieIo9" rDas be-
tomms i4 bod iebesmaI. tpsnn Fd
msins S4ipeier psrlobt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
Sas 9lfbl.

leitet ipirb. Ser fonit 10 i9roffe @ez
seniab sipii9en Gbriit unb Wiobamz
mebaner tritt gang suriid. 9as ses
meinIame ungliid bilbet elm itartes
8dnb Der @emeinI9aft. Solanse nun
Der 4usiab nod ni9t ipeit fortgeidrits
ten lit, sebt es ben 8ranten Siemli9
ertrdsli9. glber fur4tbar tpirb es.
penn Der ein5elne ni9t mebr felbit iid
belfen unb iidb bebienen lam. Oa lit
friiber i9on man9er eIenb umsetom=
men. SEPT freili9 iIt es unbers, benn
felt Der @riinbung bes glusIdbigena
afpls pSeius gbriitus' tann jeber
Srante pflege finben. Ginise aber
feben bod nod bas alte 8ettellebsn
fort. @esen Der Dielsn Sremben, bic
mad Ssruialem fommen, lit bas 9ez
fhdft sben siemli1 eintrGgli9. 0as
afpI befinbet ii9 in einem srpBen bib
Icben @ebGube, bas bi9t por berStabt
In freunbIi9er, sriiner rmsebung belle
gen lit; bort pirb BON einem Sauspas
ter unb brei Oiatpniiien bic gflegs
bpn Sc &ranten beforgt. Die 8eiidtiz
suns Der 2lnituIt 1T iebem Sremben
seftattet unb obne @efabr perbunben.
90 lange man nidbt nit ben &ranten
in nabe 8eriibrung tommt, bat man
ni9ts gu befiirdten; ia, ielbit penn
man bic glusIGBisen anfabt, lit es
nidt alISu sefdbrli9. Seit iibsr brsiz
big Sabren beitebt nun f9on bic Qns
italt, aber obtppbl bic pflegerinnen
tdglid nit ben gusfGbigen perfebren,
iie berbinben, ibre Wdf9e tpaI9en, lit
nod tein SAL bon aniteduns porsez
fommen.
9as 9libl sebOrt Der @pangsliI9en
8riiberunitGt, berea Sib in Serrnbut,
S0nisrei4 Sa9len, ii9 befinbet, unb
bsren Wiitslieber iiber Seuti6lanb,
bic S9peia, @roBbritannisn unb
Rprbz@merita perbreitet finb. Sauss
eltern unb S9tpeitern finb Uaitglieber
Der 8riiosrgemeinbe. Sie Soften Der
Qfnftalt perOen bur9 freipillige 8ei>
trdae gebedt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

ten Fe iid su @sfdpiiren, bic nur
fdper ober gar nidt beilen unb grobe
3eritDrunsen anri9ten. Bel ienem
Mann bort untsrm Baum 1T .. 3.
i6on bic sanae HaIe serfreHen. fein
2eibenssefdbrte nsben ibm bat Deri9iss
bene Singer perloren unb pirb balb
gar feline SGnbe mebr baben. Sie
2n0tden bilben iid bel man9en ana
i'm Munb unb i'm gals. 9esbalb boz
ben piele ausfGbise 10 beiiere Stim>
men, unb niht tpenise itsrben f9lisbs
li6 an Grftiduna."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

-8ebentlidesgttut. t. Gins
berufer elmer 8eriammlung: mMeine
Serren! @inaeln iinb mir gu f4pa9,
I'm unfere bsrsdti9teu Diinide bur4s
suIeben. 9lbsr lafen Sic uns einm
@erein griinbsn. unb mir tuerben cine
Radt bilbsn, nit Der, nud ben Wors
ten Ses Sidters. feIbit bic SOttsr psr'
asbens tdmpfsn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

9arum. u: .Ser Serr, Der
eben nit Sbnen fpra9. mar aber lies
bensipiiroig gegeu Sie." g.: sSu,
ipiHens. Der mar nGmli9, als i6 nm
meine Grau fparb. mein NipaIs. unb 1T
mir beute nod bafiir bantbar, baB er
iis ni&t setriegt bat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

M an9er @ersin 1T nur cine
ipe9isIieitise electromagnetic
fir seiitiee armutb.
-8erratben. Sunss Dame
(ibrem @erlpbten aus einem Roman
pOrleienb): ~8ei Der @erbsuguns IDF.n
ii4 bic 2oden Der 9rGfin unb fieIsn
lang iiber bic S9ulter bsrunter.~ Der
tleine 8ruber: .Suft tpie BEL Dir aes
tern Gbenb als Du Did biidtsf, Id
BOB tis Dir absr lsisssy ailf.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17

-S begrinneruns. Ri9te
Unit ibrsr Sante ipaaisren sebenb) Z:
Sag NAL, Sante, iparum ieufSt Ou
sisentlid jebes Mul, psnn mir an biez
fer gde bier boriiberfommen2" Sante
(alte Sunefer): ~Sisr batte i'd als
iunses Wab&sn NAL Elm Rsnhe5s
rpua.@
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u bepubts SeIbftrittt

:. 2aB Did nidt ausladen, aatbi,
70 bic 8eleibists gu IpieIen. tpeil Did
unIere 9'batterin sinen pS6pammerz
ling" gebeiBen bat! Oas lit bod pas
gang @emiitbli9es!"
sd bant'! S4On eemiitblih!
Denn bic mid einen S9pammerling
beibt, bann msint iie setpib sinsn sifs
tigen!4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-11-17
9 9nell refolbirt. b t.

Serr (5um autider): $50, ba pds
rem mir! Mas ipillit Ou nun =
S9naps, Bier ober Sros9"
4utf9er: ngi, i9 bente, sin
Sdndps9en, unb, Biz Der 9rog fertis
1T. cine balbe 8ier!A
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1898-07-28
CAGE FOR DEHORNING.
1t Is Easily Set Down at IA Scale Pen,
the Opening of Shed or
End of a Lane.

Dimensions: Six feet long, feet
high, 3h feet wide at top in front and
AZ feet wide at top at back end Bot
tom of foot board is foot wide, with
cleats ~ inches thick, foot long,
nailed across it to keep cattle from
slipping. Foot board 2 inches thick,
and rests on the three 2X4-inch cross
pieces feet long. To these are bolt
ed upright pieces feet long 2x4inches
for nailers for sides of cage. Across
the top of cage are used two strips
1x4 inches for each set of uprights,
bolted one on each side of upright.
The inside of this frame is boarded up
with inch planks of convenient widths.
The lower 2h feet should close enough
to prevent animals putting their feet
through the cracks.
On the left side, 3R feet from bot
tom, should be used board one foot
wide, and one foot longer than the
cage. In this bore two one-inch holes
four inches from sides of board.
Through these put piece of rope and
tie on outside. This loop is put over
the animals nose and drawn tight by
the use of a hand spike. An upright
lever is used to catch back of the
head and draw it to the left side of
cage. This upright should be a
strong 2x4inch, 9 feet long, bolted to
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LATEST IN SKIRTS.
Clever Idea 10 Facilitate the ] 'under-
ing of BefriiIed, Tucked and
RULED PetticOats.

The newest notion in petticoats is the
drop" skirt.
A top of white or dark silk comes just
to the knee, and to this buttons q
flounce of silk or muslin.
A good many women sew the f1ounce
to the top of the skirt, instead of but
toning it.
The top of the founce is, of course,
finished with a straight band, often
formed of wide tape, and the top of
the skirt has a substantial facing about
two inches deep.
Since skirts must fit so smoothly
about the hips and fall full about the
feet, the drop skirt becomes almost a
necessity.
Silk being the best for the top part
of the skirt, fluffy flounce of main
sock or cambric and lace buttons to
a top of white taffeta, and various col
ored silk fiounces-changed to match
skirts with which they are to be worn
button or are sewed to a dark silk
top, preferably black.
There is economy in this method also.
1t takes a good many yards to make
top to every petticoat One woman,
who knows just what is what in matters
of dress, buttons her washable petit
coat founces to tops of smooth, heavy,
white linen.
With lightweight gowns double lace
trimmed fiounces are attached to the
top. This gives an effect that is pretty
and fluffy about the feet.
The laundering of the extra flounces
is a much easier matter than the doin g
up of petticoat made after the usual
model.
Everyone who has ironed a white pet
ticoat knows that it is not an easy mat
ter to turn and twist it over an ironing
board.
1t is a comparatively easy matter to
iron a separate flounce on table, and
this the best laundress will tell you is
her favorite way of ironing.
Though this is the original form OF
drop skirt, there is another that bears
the same name.
This is the foundation upon which
are built skirts Of ganzy fabrics.
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bottom cross piece near the right side,
the upper end slipping back and forth
between the cross pieces that hold the
tops of the two front uprights in
place. This lever Is thrown to the
right when open for the animal to
enter. AS soon as the head passes 1t
is pushed to the left side and fastened
as tight as required by small iron
pin slipped through the cross pieces
at top back of it.
AS soon as the head is fastened a
hand spike is slipped through the cage
back of the animal, and another over
the neck to hold the head down. These
remain in place usually without hold
ing, the operator standing in front
while taking off the horns. The small
est animal having horns, up to bull
weighing 1880 pounds, has been de-
horned in this sized cage. Animals
weighing up 1900 pounds pass right
through the cage when the holding
lever is thrown back against the right
side. Cows heavy in calf and larger an
imals back out of the cage.
The maker of this cage has re-
modelled it three times to get it as
described, and has used it nine years.
The first year he dehorned $50; his
work now running from 1000 to 5000
from October through March.
Animals dehorned early in the sea-
son heal quickly because in good flesh.
AS an experiment, used saw and clip
pers on seven steers, cutting one horn
off with clippers the other with saw.
The sawed stub healed in one-half
the time required by the clipped. The
latter crushes inside of the horn,
which must decay and come out be-
fore the wound can heal. The op-
orator we refer to loads the cage
across common gravel box on
wagon and travels to convenient
points, where the cattle are driven to
him. He is rapid workman. With
two or three assistants to help drive
and hold he once took horns off 33
head of two-yearo in 81 minutes.
Another time he dehorned 60 head
of 700-pound cattle in 40 minutes. The
cage can be set down at any con-
venient place, at a scale pen, opening
of a shed, or end of lane. The accom-
panying illustration will give the read
er a clear understanding of the cage
John NJ. Jamison, in National Stock
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Not All Beetles Are Rad.

cutworms in great numbers, and the
soldier bug and the wheel bug are
noted for their predaceous Instincts
They live upon whatever worms, slugs
and insects they can find in the gar
den. Even our wasps are great insect
destroyers, and if we could overcome
our natural prejudice against them we
should find that they deserve to live.
They will not sting one unless cornered
or frightened in some way; but they
will destroy slugs and tent caterpillars
by the dozen.
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VIII Translate the TaImud,

Miss Rosemund Rodkinson, daughter
DIR. Michael Rodkinsan, of Boston, is
listing her father in the herculean
of translating the Babylonian
mud. There are &c volumes, with
ir separate commentaries, to be
le over and condensed into interest
reading for The ordinary layman.
S Robinson was born in Vienna,
tria, and came to this country with
parents eight years ago. In addi-
to her native tongue she converses
ntly in seven ether languages.
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STONE IN HER STOMACH.
From the Gazette. Blandinsville, III.

From the Gazette, Blandinsvllle, ILL.,
The wife of the Rev. A. r. Adams, pastor
of the Bedford Christian Church at Blan-
dinsville, Ill, was for years compelled to live
a life of torture from disease. Her case baf-
fled the physicians, but to-day she is alive
and well, and tells the story of her recovery
as follows:
about six years ago." said Mrs. Adams,
81 weighed about l40 pounds, but my
health began to fail and lost flesh. My
food did not agree with me and felt like a
stone in my stomach. l began to bloat all
over until thought had dropsy.
Il had pains and soreness IN my left side
which extended clear across my back and
also into the region of my heart. During
these spells a hard ridge would appear in
the left side of my stomach and around the
left side.
"These attacks left me sore and exhausted
All last summer | was SO nervous that the
children laughing and playing nearly drove
me wild. | suffered also from female
troubles and doctored with ten different
physicians without receiving any help.