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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
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min perbtent fei, &eiu Wen1tD bat Ntitleio mil
Sem,auoem Der piiIentlitb benl @er6erbeE ent0eacu
9ebt aBenn 3. 9. Menid> bon Bile )et uno gelben
gtusiebcn on Sbrenianien. In9enf;mmeru. aopi
Gsss Gen ne pge e Sen %
tpnten limmiter Nagen= NIB 2eoerraufbeiten leieet
baB er BON eiuer 8ramfbeit uiiiru nuB iro es pirh
bteiem Batienten burd Goienoc fueleae bamit farir
purben belnieien, baB eS elm eres Miel ber 5eluna
fir ibu 9iebt1o perocnt er fein 9itteo luenn er li
bieies nur aus Bflansen heraeiteIte. oDue 3mtiIel
fpirfjolne 9etmi.tcl nte9t Deri1aft Ipnhern leber
zines langau,eH Gphes itrbt 9eun bieIes eilmittel
fam tdb sSebermann tduieu Gs fotet rur 25 Gcutg
rnb tit tn allen Slpotbefen 5u Baben uo e pirb ellen
Senteu tpelde nit einer nod fp itueren Granf3et bes
nno banerno belfen ohne baB oie sarten Giusepsine
babel ppn idarfsn ,etai1en gtisnttelt pie Slnecf=
1i5er aaegritfsn perbeu GieIeS Witei iinb DC bes
rubTteu ct 8crnaro &rGutcrpil!ca.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
Memc Qatams.

Was man idon lang ernartet bat.
lit mobr gemoroell. @nalano uno ssSa=
pan baben, anIaBlid) oss Vor9ebens Der
&uRen in Der gNanoi0uret, cine NIlian5
ob8eiAlpilen, glun bot uiio @ng-
lano eincn Gsrbiiuoeteu uno lit otis
isiner sSIolirbeit De,uls
Ser onaebllhe 3ntf oicIsr Niiian5
1T, @linG uno 6oreu 81 erDulten, D. b.
nit anoersu lorieu, Dem Yormorih
Der Mullen in jenen 2dnotru GInbait
81 gebetel,. l8ie Die Dantss5 oss
SHeu5. Die 0elben ,Saps", licb mo9i
ilber ibreu nsuen Nlliittsn freuen per=
ben. oeun autb lie iaben IiA BON Dem
rullil1sn Gareu beoroht.
Sod tQnn man es Den Sapanelen
nibt aa5u libel uebmen, lpenn lie an
auBlano Wicoerper9el!ung gu nebmen
luben. oenn es mar ia bod in erlter
2inie &ublauo, wel1es Sapan Iei,tsr
| 3eit Inn Die 6riibte bes Don ibm erruns
genen Sieges betrcN, natiirllb nit 3u=
| ltimmuns oer iibrigen 9Nd6te, uno
lelb>t Gnglano leate Oaee9en teinen
Proteit Elm. 9pfft nun @n9lano lpel=
/ DIES ieiner 3eit ben Spiumtrieg 9esen
Gblna eillgeleitet, in Den lebten Sabren
aber bort siemli1 ida6matt seiebt
wuroe, nit 0iilfe Der gelben Miiaten
oas bort perloyens prefi9e wieoer gu
gen inueu?
aura na@ Dem ipaniid amerifaui=
iben &ricg iaete Der peritorbene iocial=
osn otratiibe Giibrer, Wilbelm 2ieb=
tns6t, es oiirite li6 iebt Elm neuer
Oreibunoeetalten, irel9er untreitie Die
Serr!bait iber alle altsere an lid reiBen
miBte, ndmlitb Gn9lano. Sapan uno
Die 8sreini9ten Staaten. 9ieIer Wn=
liDt murDe oomGls audi in 2cnopn gs=
bulbi9t, uno man freute li6 bort i6on
i'm Noraus, nit 3uGllfenobme Der
ncuen Mlliirten Die balbOerlorene 6srr=
ibef iibe t bic Meere ,uieoer 5u 9etuin=
uen, 10 oaB es lpieoerum beiBen t0nnte:
Rule Britannia, rule the
waves"
Oober oas 2i:besperben I'M Die
omeritanii6s 6reunoIba1t. oaber Die
ipItemotiibe uno nit 9robsr Yerlioie
ou,d9sIubrte Geroddtiguug 1eutih=
lono's, mas 2sgterts lan9e genug nit
ani1eineno 9lel6giilti9er &beilnubms=
lpIigtsit nit onaei;bsn, bis es su bid
fam unb DEM per1ioen Nhipn Die
0eu6lermaste pom lNeinbeiIiaen Sc
iiGt gsrilisn muroe. Sic Ser. Staaten
9in9cn aber nlGt ouF ben Gein, 10
gerue peQeibt unier grenier, Otr.
0oD. ieinen cn9lii3en Treuoen oeu
@efauen getbOn bdtte.
Den gelben, tleinen Oanfees oes
Oitens ioute aber na9e ans 6er5 9ele9t
!perOen, bab @nQlano nod ieoen 8er=
biinoeteu in Der StrnOe Der 9tOt6 uuO
8efobr int 9ti6 aelaNen bat.
Ser Nlian5Usrtrag lit iufofern BON
beoeutenOer Sro9rueite. al5 er Der Grlte
bieler 4rt 1T. welcber amiIdsn elmer
pefli6en toutaliIGen uno einer OItliben
gelben Maht abgeiAloNcu lpuroe. ,
Sie nutbmaBli6sn Gonlequen5cn
auf Dem blplomQtiIden SthaC1breit l0I=.
len li6 poroerbmo nod nibt beye0nsn.
oenn piel iebr piel tommt ouT Die 0al'
tung GeutI6lano's uno Trantrei6'5
an. Sollten lebtere Wa6te Ii6 reIers
Dirt berbolten, 10 tpdre Elm 0onolireiO
Der Rulien auf Serat niGt QaHs un=
tpabrideinli9. Sb in oieien Sale
Sapan eiu9reifen wiiroe, 1T Gus ben
bis jebt seoruften Stipulatinren Oes
8ertrags nidt erli6tli6. (WetbOte.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
Gines Gciscrs fi,appcs Gntfnmmcn

rSA Nat meme yinldine nitAt auL
ptl,bon jccc6 Gj!;ep unp jeoer gIero an
mir nit ShmcrSen 9efpltsrt war", ihreitt
s. gS. Bethany, Gin 9cfcmctio=EeiSer
aus burlington, Soma. SD mar iAwad,
uno bleith, pNne jc9lihen Nppctit unO
tStal auT Dem ouno. N!s ic5 nate roran
mar, mcinen @riten auTuacfcn, nabm
id, cinen 0lalde Electric Sittera" UNI
nacb pcNru WetrouA iiihlte idp midi lr
mp1l mic jc suYrr." Shw' tte, frante,
ot8ripannts Veute rrIan9en purh ben
Oetrautb pieiea Sitters neue5 2eten,
ncue &rait uno Stdrfe. Geriu6t i'm.
GriOt9 sorantirt rurd, 6ranf Nfil!cr II.
5Ubn, NFptbete. Yrsts soc.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
Soa &aaantbGieta eraaor0ct
nno a,afgefreTcw.

paris, II. Geb. ~ v2a Yatrie" per=
Offentli6te Sountag elnen Srief zines
Serru GDDer, Der Oil Der 5Sori1un9s=
relle elmer Nn5aDl 8ele1rter 3besl
nabm, pelbe am l. Sanauar Sanniba=
len bel Sllerta, 9teu @uinea, in Die
0QnOe Iielell. Serr &ODer lagt, Die
yaGt vSalDatti" babe eine YnSabl
Wlt9lieoer Der Expedition an's SanO
gebra6t unO Die lSori6er ieien bon Den
Gin9ebOrenen i6elnbar iebr freunoll9
emptan9en moroen. gSQbreno Der
9ta9t aber bdtten Die gin9eborenen Die
I6lafenoen Tremolinge ange9riffen uno
Is bon lbnen, oarunter Baron 0ilais,
Graf De Saint &emp, Serru Sagen=
bed unO 9errn 8iers ermOrOet uno 33
anoere perlonen perluunoet. 9err &oDer
Ibreibt: uWir i6liefen ale frisoli0,
als mir Don mebreren bunoert Ginge=
borenen ange9riIfen puroen. SD mar
unter 9ener, Die pesgefiibrt uno an
eineu Baum felt sebunoen wuroeu.
SD erbielt einen Sieb lber ben &opf,
Der mid belpuBtlOs nlaGte. 8e9en 5
ubr WtOrgens erlanate i0 oas SewuBt=
iein wieoer. Sic g9iloen 9laubten an=
l0eineno, oab i'd topt lei unO lie betiin=
merten lib luenig um mid. 9tibt melt
bon mir lag Die 2ei1e Oss 8arOus
Niuoros. Giclelbe mar neGt, Der
EOpf mics cine tlaffenoe QSunOe nuf.
Die Wu9eu luarea nus Den S6Dlen ber.
aus9squetldt uno Der llutsrlelb war
entIeBlid) 5uGeriGtet. Ser Gyuf be
SG!nt GsmD Dar entGauptet uno lein
Gppi NOR als Svopbde auf einen SpieB
seltsGt. GERM 9aHenbod's ; 2ei9e puroe
ilber elllem Teuer sei6morrt.
Die gSilbsn waten eben oabei, Die
2eite 81 5erle9el1, ols i0 pl0glib Sc
pebrfeuer OernaDm. SO DIfnete meine
gugen uno fab Sr. UOriter uno eine
IuBa6l Der Mltglieoer Der Expedition,
pelbe Die gHlloen ange9riffen Gdttell.
Sisie floben, nacboem 80 BON iDnen
seiDotet ipOroen paren. Sie Gleioer
oes Serrn Nspes puyoen 9efunoeu, ober
Die 2side iel5lt !par ni6t gu ftuben.
MugenIbeinldb bate Die &anuIbaieli
i'm pdbreno ner Na9t Der5ebrt."
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gepcmtmne oer Wrtnsemretie.

atm Samltaa 1T grinS 9einrih uad
Den 0er. Stdaten abgeseilt. Sic
SolniiAe 3eituns lDionete Der gibreiie
elnen SeltartiteI, i'll lpelbem es beiBt
prins 9slnrib gebt, um oes Gallers
srpbe Spmpalbie fir Oas itammuer=
mallote anerltaniIbe 8Olt uuD ieine
olisne 9lnertennung Der 9eiunoen uno
mdDtlaen GntlpidsIun8 Oellclben aus=
suorllGen. Die grOBe Ruile Des oeut=
lhen 8Dltes tbelit oiels SDmpatble uno
Anerfennuug. Brin5 5einrib lit III
Seuti0iano duBerlt popular uno ltlne
llnlerNebeuen wiirpeu Iilr ben Yrin3eu
Our1's Seuer 9eben. 0as 0eutl9e
YoIt blot mt StoI5 uno Werebrun9
auf ben prins=Aomiral.
SSalier gNilbelm bat Die 9lan3enoe
@nhpidluns oes ameritanl6en S1iffs=
bauss nit Dem lebbaftsiten Snterelle
oerfplat. Seine Oa6t lit l0nea genug
fir lbn. Gr bat WleoerbOIt oeutl1e
unO britiIbe shilisbauer nit Der Ser=
Felun0 bon GbnelIieSel Yabten bs=
aultraAt uno iUlhen Auftrug Oun1
elmer umeritaniihen Merft iibereebeu,
oa er bic ueberSsuaung bssi, oaB bic
2imerifaner oas Yeltt lieIern, mas Die
Warine 9lr9itectur lieIeru tann.
Seine Waleltdt sollt Oieisll bDbltsu
lrlbut neiolp5 Der ameritanllben Sn=
ouiirie uno lie7ert 10 ben Selueis, DoB
er oen ameritanlIden S6iHsbauern
Die Palme 3uertennt. Gr bat Die Sod
ter oeS proliOenien gebeten. lclne neue
Dd6t su tuuIeu, uno lenOst isbt ieiuel
yruner aus, um Dem Stapellauf bei'
SHDObnen. IS III oies eine glnerttn-
nun0 obne Gprbebalt, neiGe fir Die
Nerelnl9ten Staaten uno ben GaiIer
slei6 ebreno iit. Otau tann wObl er=
warten. 0aB man in 9lmerlta Die Nb=
li9t oeS &uiiers perIieben miro. @r
bate feline politii1en 3mefe I'M Nu9e,
er bdlt es ober fir lUlGtig. oab 5wej
itummptrwonote Nationen, melhe in
teirem polltii6sn Gesenuye iieben, ben
| lie irgenomO auf Der gBelt austdmpfen
muBlen, nel6e I'M 8e8entbeil manni9=
fultlse freunolbaitlide 8eriibrunss=
puntte baben, III ge9enisitl9em Ser=
tyuuen uno 9tcbtung elnunoer nQbcr 9e=
bra6t neroen iollten.
| a0iler gBllbsim bat befoGlen, bah
ibm jeoen Sag Elm turSer gsriGt 9e=
cobelt meroen ioQ, uno ben prin5er
0einrib beauftra9t. einen lan9en aus=
iilbrli1en 8eridt iibsr ieine Griab=
rungen uno Seoba6tlrnHen mGbrenr
Der Neiie 81 oerfollen. Yrin5 Scin:
ri6 miro nit ieinem 9eriOt wdbrenr
Der Geiie beginner uno OenIelben nod
leiner ytiiffebr Dem Gailer ilberSeben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
sT,tr0linarcs GrDbchetr .

Die Stuot Sbanlata in 4ransfau=
fallen 1T 0El Ia 6ebruGr ons1 elm @ro=
beb&n 5erli0rt m0roen. yiur tpeniae
0anIer ino lteGrn 9eblle5sii, mo osr
Ssr!Elt GIL .liieaiGsntebtu lit grDG.
SlDttDu1loert yrtbvu BON 2DpfetlI oes
Grobeosns lino BIS 9lteno on5 BEN
lrlmnleru Ger G;lu0ttuint Dorausae,
lbaiit tpogosn. G5 eild)tnt uls lilber,
oab mebrete 6nnoert G,itD:ll III ON
Gr0lpaltsu, msiDt llb oil nIVlt ben uuf=
NetDau baoeu, mo uuter 0sn 3sum=
mern Der S!rl!0yten GebluOs bearaben
iuO. Sic @robebell mtsoerbolen Ii1
III SDliDsnr0umell, ,D0oulJ Gle 2lrbels
ten 5ur StryunB Der yeiben itDr cr=
i6Dert Weroen. lln:ey ben 3Doteu be-
flnoen lib jublreibe Urouen, mc!be snr
3ett oes 9uup!noDes serube Ole oIfeut=
ll6en BaOcanllalten 4uIseiucbt 3aiten
uno Doyt upm ]lD>a Nsroerbeu ersllG
lplrben.
Ser Gi|tyilt5=Djpuuerneur Don STA.
mate telegyapblrt, odB Die Staot bei=
nabe polltdnola 5erit0rt 1T, 9tur eiu
OuBeuo SauIsr inn lteGsn seOlibeu.
unO Der gerluIt al lRenibenlsben mar
Iebr aruB. $4,000 tSlnmobner Vno
obne Wabrung unO Sbbu0.
Sie lebten NelouHaen beiasen, oaB
bel ben Grobebsn 1900 Yerionen ge=
t6otet uno Die 90rier uno Stdote. I'M
umtreiie bon 20 2Serlt ruuO nm Sb0=
mata, 1bner oettten buben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
tteber Die @e1a,idAte Qes GG=
SinoerSIatteS

weiB Elm englii6ss glott fot9enoeB 81
beribten: SIS mar i'm Sonuor 1897,
ols Der 3Dlinoerbut om Gtranb au
2onoon bas 2i4t DC, 28e!t erblitte.
Sein Gerf fsrti8er mar Der 9utMG4cr
Spbn 6ctGeringtOn, Der our0 fortWdb=
reuoe @tfiucungen ouf benl Hehiete
Der Sutfatritotjon Iid) su oaulalj9sr
Bet eiueu beriibmtsn 9}0men erruu9en
1atte. gSje itlstbt c3 ihm jeOo@ nit
Dem reuen Giro ieincl Sg50pTerloune,
Dem 3Dlilloe;Gute, er9ing, mag Gus
elmer 3situnQsuoti5 Oom 26. Sonuar
1897 su erie0en leiu, bic ,oie fol3t
lautet: Sobn Set0erinGtpn Tpo5isrte
osiern ouf DEM @iiyseyitei9e Oss
6trano tinber. ouf Ieinsm Hopfe einen
Ftbier unDca:uern, aus Geioe hcrNeiteQ-
ten Sh0rnIieiu. Der eincn iel.Iantgn
@lous bate. Die Wjyt.m3 off Oie
StroBenpaiIanten mar cine entjetiiG)e.
Sc lit S0atlo1e. CoB DsrIbitOe1e
fsrauen beim gnblife Dc8 toniId)en
@egenFouOes Cbnmatbtsan5Iti1e beta=
men, pd0reno Die Giucer ibyieen uno
Elm jun0er Mann, Der serooe uon euem
9eiFeniieoer surilGfyhrte, bel benz er
sillise @intdufe oorgenommcn Gotte,
inn Gebrdn0e nitoir9eiUoyfen ,uUroe
uno lib Den glrm brcA. Serr 6etGe1=
inoton bate iif aus CisIem Gruaae
geItern box Dem Qoro McDor 81 reront=
lporten uno puroe bieEen, inmlttea
elmer bemaIineten RoliseimoGt bor9e=
Iiibrt. Ser 8erbaftete CAB an, er
CLAUDE poaauf bereNtiat su iein, Ieinen
!ieben 2pnconer 8eINdFtaFreunoen elrl
neues Wooeltiif ieinss crfinberiTben
Geiifes sur S6ou su psdIentiren, tpel=
der NuIid)t liA Der 2orb Mopor inoeNen
nibt anifloB, inOem er Den 5eriteller
oes ,eldn5enben SdprnIteins" 81 elmer
@elbitraie BON 500 Str. 10000
Marf) peruriheilte."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
fSGrS2s 81 ScrfGtafctt.

SD milf cine 6orm BON 86& Wder,
81 WeiIeu nor0;0'ftlib pOn Port
SSoIbinAton, Salem Sp., Gu5caramas
@ountp, o., an Der StroCe nod Ybi=
Iip5bUrN Uert0uTen. 0os 2ano 1T in
gutem GtonOa, lot laufenoes g0nfer,
sinsn 9uten Gyun1en bel Den CjebGu=
oen, auf Der T0rm it Elm outer 3cum=
gartsn, quite Geb0ulitbteiten uno 10
9Ger liuo gG0IotOno nit 0utem 0ol5=
5eI ItnnO. &QIcvei uuo SOule IN lei0t
errei450rer 1(l5e.
Sic ,5arm 1T inter Dem 9tAmcn Peter
jfrisQsr5 EArM bef0nnt.
9idBere Nusfunft bel
IL Bb Ii , G. $ o. man.
Sober uulGrer SOloaten auf Den
B6iiippinen to|tet ,lluce! S0m" $1,000
per S0br.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20

Die Milmin9ton gBertltdtte Der
pullman Yclace So. @pmpanp bat eiren
unter Dem 9tamen ,Soler" befannten
@rtra Salonpa9en fertl9 9ellelt, rpel=
der CUR Uenilbun9 BON BrinS Geiuri9
uno @efDlge oienen fol.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1902-02-20
4 Ser 8ereinlQten Gtaofe1 Greusel

Ser Tereinlgten Gtaaten Sreuser
.OlDmpia". Das GlaggiG;if bes Momi=
rals Semen in Der GGloGt bel Manils
la, 1T in Stem Doyt onaetomn1en. Ser
Greuser 1T in Den leBtell sipei sSatren
i'm GbarleIionsr GbiiihaubaF mil ei,lem
4oHenaufmalln BON $400, 900 gldn5liN
nlooernilirt norben.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-10

If dsmask is stifr and crackles when
bent, 1t has probably been starched to
make it seem Of better quality than
1t is Good damask has an elastic
texture
Unbleached damask may be bought
for about 80 cents yard. From that
as the lowest point prices range to 81
or So yard for the finest pieces.
Weight is the standard of price. 1t
is not wise to buy anything for the ia
BILE that weighs less than four and a
half ounces 10 the square yard.
The German liuen is not SO snow
white as the Irish and lacks the vari-
ETY. and freshness in patterns, but it is
durable.
A dozen and a half or two dozen
napkins should be bought with each
tablecloth.
Straight bands between center and
border are troublesome in ironing.
Fineness is not safe guide either
for durability or lasting beauty.
Patterns usually can be duplicated
within two years.
Never buy mixture of cotton and
linen.
Avoid extreme size in napkins.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-10
SIMPLE AND sERvICEABLE.

tive these old pieces are as mounting
for choice silver and china, while at
the same time admirably serving the
purpose of sideboard The illustra-
ton here given shows an old Welsh
dresser which would give an ornamen-
tai touch to any dining room. 1t Is
simple of construction, could be easily
made at home, and it's size readily reg
ulated to fit its surroundings. While a
dresser of this kind could be orna-
mented to suit the builders taste, its
very simplicity as it stands is one OF
it's strongest points.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-10
THE LONG SKIRT.
How to Hold 1t Up Properly and
With Graceful Ease

How to Hold 1t Up Properly and
With Graceful Ease.
Few women have the least idea how
to hold up their skirts, and, as fashion
demands long skirts on some occasions,
1t is most disastrous not only for the
skirts, but for the appearance of the
Wearers. A woman who can manage
her skirts gracefully and easily has n
decided advantage over her less calmly
sister, and the onlooker knows that the
usly backs Of the large majority of
women are due to the way in which
they hold their skirts.
Skirts for dressy wear are worn rest
ing on the ground, both in front, at
the sides and with long train behind,
and they promise to be in vogue for
some time to come. A few remarks as
to how to manage them may not be I'M
welcome to those who wear them.
OF course long dress should not be
worn in wet weather. Then common
sense demands a skirt not longer than
couple of inches from the ground all
around, but in dry weather the long
skirt is still worn by many women out
of doors, and it is in nine instances out
of ten held up by grasping the back Of
the skirt about midway down and
drawing it as much as possible toward
the side, thereby outlining the figure.
How woman can hold her skirt in
this manner after she has seen how
other women look when so doing is a
mystery. 1t is ugly and vulgar, and it
spoils her walk as well as her entire
appearance.
To hold the skirt gracefully it should
be grasped in the center of the back as
far down as the hand can comforta-
bly, reach, and with the hand still ex-
actly in the center the skirt should be
raised just sufficiently to raise it from
the ground. By this means the sides OF
the skirt will remain full and not drag
ged in with it, as we so often see. II
will also be found much easier to walk
| in. A little shake should be given tC
| the skirt after it has been gathered up
This lets the folds or flounces at the
bottom fall into their natural positions
and so frees the train from any dust
that may have adhered to the edges
previous to it's being gathered up. The
train should never be allowed to res
on the ground except indoors.-Editf
| Scott in American Queen.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-10
Dangerous If Neglected.

,Brns, cuts and other wounds
often fail to heal properly if neg
lected and become troublesome sores.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve prevents
such consequences. Even where de-
lay has aggravated the injury De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve effects a
cure. II had running sore on my
leg thirty years, says H. G. Hartly,
Yankeetown, Ind. "After using
many remedies, | tried DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes
healed the sore" Cures all skin dis
eases. Piles yield to it at once
Beware of counterfeits.
DAVIS DRUG Co.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-05-10

tells her, that it is mixture Of fax
and cotton. Some enllghtening hints
from The American Kitchen Magazine
are subjoined on the buying Of table
linen.
The comparative merits of bleached
and unbleached damasks depend upon
the use to which the cloth is to be put
and upon the opportunity for bleaching
at the command of the housewife. For
rougher or commoner use and in the
country the unbleached has advan-
tages. The city housekeeper has no
suitable opportunity for bleaching.
A tablecloth made in one piece is
more satisfactory than one bought by
the yard. There is not great differ
ence in the prices. and the greater
beauty of the patterned cloth is worth
more to the user.
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WHEN BUYING LINEN.
Suggestions as to the True Inward
ness of TablecIoths and Towels.

SUGGESTIONS as 10 the lrue INV hTu-
ness of TablecIoths and Towels.
The present time witnesses the stock
ing up Of the linen closet in many
households, and this is too often done
at a disadvantage through lack Of
knowledge as to what really const-
tutes good linen.
A lady goes into a shop and buys
towels, afternoon teacloths and other
items under the name of linen, posi-
bly, Of damask, which she is some
times told is made in Germany" but
is more often left to form her own
Judgment about. The material looks
nice when new for it is very cleverly
dressed, and is so cheap that if she
paused to consider she would know 1t
could not really be pure linen woven
of fax yarn, but it is white and firing
ed or hemstitched woven in a graceful
design, and she thinks it comes under
the genuine name of linen. When it
has been washed, she observes that it
does not get up well, has rough sur
face and easily creases. Then she dis
covers, or some one more experienced
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Tincture of Benxoin,

Tincture of benzoin has an establish
ed reputation used with water as a
slightly astringent wash, with some
whitening qualities also. A few drops
Of the simple tincture. which is made
by cutting the gum with alcohol, pour
ed into bowl of water make a refresh
Ing bath for the face and tend to con-
tract the pores of the skin.
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Women Electsd by women.

In France the women teachers elect
women members on all boards of edu-
cation. In Sweden women vote for all
elective officers except representatives;
also indirectly for members of the up
per house. In Ireland the women vote
for the harbor boards and poor law
guardians and in Belfast for municipal
officers. In Russia women household
ers vote for all elective officers and on
all local matters
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Old Will Paper.

With time and patience old paper
may be removed from walls that re-
quire repapering in the following man
ner Take large sponge and well sat
urate the walls with water, allowing it
to soak in. After doing this the old pa
per can be scraped off with knife
without much difficulty.
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OF INTEREST TO LADIES.

1t to the consistency of a thin water
starch. Sponge with this quickly the
right side OF the goods, wetting it all
over. but carefully rubbing the spots.
Then turn it over and iron on the
wrong side lengthwise Of the goods
with a cool iron.
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JOYAUTE CHAPTER No. 10, O. E S.
II regular meetings the second and
fourth Tuesdays OF each month. Mem
bers in good standing of sister chapters
are always welcome.
ANNA B. WATERHoUsE. W. M
CARRIE TAYLOR. Secretary.
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To clean black silk peel a medium
sized white potato and cut it into thin.
slices. Over it pour gill of boiling
water, cover up and allow it to stand
over night The next day strain and
add to it enough pure alcohol to bring
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An old welsh Dresser.

The oak dressers Of the seventeenth
and eighteenth centuries have a fine
simplicity of their own. Those of
Wales and Yorkshire are specially in
request among the old furniture low
ers of today, and charmingly decora-