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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Gtiuno cumpli5irt.

Gllba'a @crpaltultA inter Der nCllct
CrommnA Scr ItnNc. - SdJein
Der llno6bdnAi1fcit ioll 0cluobrt
mcrocn.
@oibin0toh :, &, II. Oft,
- Die &CrlpoltlrnQ Ocr cubnnii6cn
Nn9clcgcnhcitcn miro iid) uod) &C.
trct0rs (nit Giidfcbr 5icmlid) Der
ipidclt ltu0 lueitidlucjii1 gcitoltcn.
IS lit bcitloiiCn lporOcn, cob oua
Gniulor.Riircou inn @ricGS0cportc.
mcnt, uli mcld)ea ollC ultan0rtigCn
oOcr boIbolrsipGrtiGcn @}roblcme al
gcluoen mer0cM mic Fbilippilten.
Eorto Hico mo Banana, audi sic
clbuniidcn NiinirCn III 0ic Nnn0
nebmcr loa, bis arti scr &nicl miCocr
Sr0nung gcid)oiicn lit. Sicic PIT
or0nln9 0clltCt id]pl Ourulli birL0ub
mon nidDt 10 Nnl15 rold) nit ser @cs
id)idtc Iertig 5li ncrocn. cruurtet.
0o8 &niulorsHiircou itCbt notiirlih
inter Der Sbcroufiidt ocH &~riegaie.
frctGrS, mcld)cr oic ~cntid)eiocnoe
Stinme in ollen olli Gubo be5iigli.
6clr 6rdAcn bobcn miro.
Nbcr @ollpCrllcllr WaNoon miro
riht birCft nit Dem &ricg0Ocportcs
mert perfcbrcn, ion0Crn bic Ctpo lid
%crgcbenocn ointcrnntionulcn Sra
gen" IoleN olti 0iplumutiid)cm @Cgc
erlcoi9t ipcrGen. 3. y. @ollpcrnel1r
Mo9opn's Sefrct0r iiir ollSlpGrtigc
MISREPRESENTATION. pirN iidl mit ocm
biciigcn cl6oniidJen @cionoten Cue.
ioGn IN GcrbinOurg icbcrL oieicr
brl1gt lGlnc Soden I'M Stooteocpor.
terlcrt blerlclbIt Dor. II. 0na Stoots-
0cportemcnt i~ibcrlpeiit oictSro1cr oil
oos artegsocportcmcnt. Gam 1cbt
Der HunrnlCl nuf ocmiclbm @cgc
micccr 5uriif. 9tca Geidicbt, Inn
mcrigiterS GuBerlid oen Sfcin ser
l(nobhan9igfeit Gubo'S 81 mobren
lulo Die Gigenlicbe Der Gilboncr niht
SIT pcrlcbcu. <{nt @ruroc ncnonlmcn
idmcft Is ein bisd)cn Itorf noGNclt.
delCi.
6ouuCrncltr Wogoon miro ll0tiirs
lid IojuioQcn pripatim oitG nit e..
trctGr (nit in Gcrbinoluna ltcbcrl,
mo Nllca, moa III Cuba %nn0cor0nCt
ipcr0cn iou. miro bon bier ans lott
tllrt lpcr0Cr. @oupcrncllr WoGpon
miro 'don aoll6 gCnnlt millcn, nos
cr 81 thuN lnt, che CT nod lcillcn 81
fretor lilr ml@lp0rtigc Nn9clcNenbci-
ten beoultroQt bot, Den @cionbtcr IN
MolbinNton 10 nbcr 10 SIT initrllirCn.
Vie 0lClcr merfniir0i0c Wtoid)incrie
orbeiter miro, bleibt %obSlnpnrten;
Die @cfiirdltinq lie9t nnbc, bob ea
Ga ollCrbNnb &crmidclitr9cn gebcn
mag, io9cnonntc WibperltGnoniIie,
ST. ocrcngufflGriutd baum mieocr Gin
lon9luieriQcr omtlidcr Hunololti &c.
modlt lpcroen mlb. Inb iit @clc.
gcnbcit 81 Sntrigucn bictcn ciirite,
ipern loldc cin5clncn Der oiii5icQen
3luildJC1trG9er III bcrt &rom poiiclt
%Iolller, lic9t oui scr &ono. slbcr
Der Sdcln mrlb gcpobrt mcroer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
lc Sruppen BON Ncmport,
Ncms b0e5oQC1.

Ncmpprt.N ems, So, If. Oft.
- Ser Srol&portbumpicr yNomirol
Sd}lcp" lit geitcrn nit Der Il. uto
IS. 0otteric @cbirgS.Nrtiueric pom
bier obaegongell, mo Der Gomlpier
oGitp II @aibinAton" nit Dent
SouptQlloriier mo 0Cnt critcn 90
tailpn ocS If. Sniontcrie. NcginlcntS
itod) ON Nbcltb III Sec. Iic lcbtcll
Gruppen ser criten Grpcbition, 5lpci
Sdnpobronen nit Dem &ollptquor,
tier bCS cliter &opollerie. Hc9imlent1
gin1cll bcilte nit Sngcsonbrld bon
bier ob. Scrrcr NitG bcllic Der
lronspori6ampier nEolumo" nit
Solttbicrcn unb Grains ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Grtrnnfcuc Eiidcr.

z +. So6nS. q. i. #. Cftober.
- Ier Sii6erid)ooncr .SuIio" i1ci.
terte mGbreno oea Stllrmea ser IeBr
ten Nad)t i'm 500 Mon Riper llnO pier
Mitglie0er icincr Monni6ait ertran.
fen. Gem Gopitdn gelong e5, OoS
llier Ill errcidcn.
Ser 6iidcridJooncr .SeIeno" miro
.oerniBt utO man iiirdltct, Dab CT nit
damn uno MnltS untcrgegangen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Nbfabrtstagc Der HaTasicr-S ampfcr
ION Wclu.Wurf.

gm 10. Sftpber Gan1pfer yMinncz
npolis" nad) 0onoon.
am 10. Sftober Ganpier yaroor.
lonO" llod) Intluerpen.
ann 10. Sftober Gnmpfer n8urnei.
ia" mad Glasgow.
Vim 10. Sftober Tompier st.
Eon..' nod Soutbompton.
gm 10. Oftobcr Compiler .Erinocb
Srene" nad) 9tcnpel uno @cruo.
VIM Is. Sftobcr 0ampfer ,9atos
pio" nab Sumbura.
Vim 10. OCTOBER Gampfer Campo.
nla" mad SiperpooI.
VIM ID. Sftober 9ampfer nStalia"
tad) Ncapel uno @cnuo.
In 10. Sftobcr Camper n@re.
tagne" liad) Sabre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Sin Sclbitmprbs : Guntraft.

Sibertn NO, fl. Sftobcr. -
Sm G~intlaige nit ei,em Mbfommert.
meld)es or nit ieiner Srail g~etroffet
bate, idoB Seize @cbb, Sobn zines
reidcn 6nrmerS. 81 S%mitbpiac, nabc
bier, ibr cine allgcl III sic "rllit ulio
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Sieg ser 2icbc.

Sobn 6eS @ice-TrGiiOcntcn Ioirs
bartfa olS Nclo elmer Gntiil6.
run0S8cididtc. - Sraup1A in
StcubenpiQc
Steubcnbt((c, 9, #. Oft.
- Sreocricf Sole 1%airbonf5, Sobn
oGS c.TrGii6entcn ser Ser. Stoo-
ten, bat, mic 6elltp bier 6%cfourt miro.
SRI. Beetle Scott ans Fitts6urg emit
fiibrt uro tam nit i6r hierbcr, no
onS Faar qetral,t mlrocy Ger Gicc.
YrGitoent llpuri nit Oen @erbGItniB
nidt cirlbtfItaltbctfi Gitu 9roltt lit
Die Todttt 'eiittS bcrbbrrdHcfloen 9e.
mobncrS ser T~ittSbltrHtr Gillette unb
mar i'm tcbtc1 Sohpnlfr 'mtAferc $50.
dhcn Lang Del eincnl Sri. Stout, elmer
Sfulireun0in, III Indianapolis,
NnO., oui 4eilld, q 0as Stout'ide
@oGtGauS licgt ocr @pbmlng ocS
Nrl. Soirbutfs; 0ircft g~e9cniiber, an
ser ndmlidcn SraBe, nno Sic jim.
gen 2eltte nltr0en Sort 6efonnt. Cine
@crlobuna fof9tc unO ioG bcioen ga.
mli(ien befannt getpeien iein, obgleid
Gopd 6oirbanfa ieine g%inmiai9ntg
perlrei1crtc. Nelic tclc1rap6irtc pom
bier ouS al ibrc Muttcr in Tittsbura
llno tbcilte bcrielben lire Scrbeirns
tbulg nit.
9oS nelipermGblte Eoor miro ieiz
men @obniit in Springiiclo, 8, olii.
itlo0cr, 100 Der illll9c 6oirbonfN Gin
@cidGit bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
SdjriftlidJcS 3enGniR.

NodcrCllcr'o Nlt@'d8el III Fro6e'C
QeQcn sic vStnnNoro Oil 60" IN
S6io.
Gtnolou, 9, #. Nttobcr, -
Mad, elmer iharien 3i5fniIjOn pon
onOcrtbulb Stunoen murOe bier III
Dem Ero5eB gegen Oie vStonoaro Oil
80" megen &cri6m0rung ais Se'
rcianotcriol sic 2htsinge j~llgcloIien,
mclhc ,Sobn :. Godcicllcr I'M Sabrc
1898 uon Dem StuotS Suprcme.8cs
rid)1 0enladt bat. Bel Dem GrloB lei.
lter Gnti6eiOung crfl0rtc Hitter
9onfcr, boS iragIide @cmeiSmateriuI
mcroc leoiQIih oo5u Oienen, Die Sllrp
iibcr sic 3uitdnoc 81 npterrid)tet
mtlhe III ser 3eit Dor Der Ferlooe be-
itait0en BADEN. uui meld)c lid Der
lfpebenoc Ero5cB bc5iebt, wdbreno
es Sic &orgdnge aus Ben Iebtcn orci
Sabrcn nid)t bcriIbrc. Nm Der Stas
fl'iion bate iid) 5llnl critcn DIAL aud,
Der @cncral. Nnmalt Gnia bctbeiligt,
inoenl or OaS Souptplaioopcr fiir Die
3uloiiun1 ser NltSiNgc belt. Nah
elmer Gouic Don 51pei Stunoen muroc
oonn 5ur &crlciung Der Ataiogc
Hodcicaer'S gci6rittcn. Gic Scrtbci-
oigmg brontroAtc nnhtrGglih nod)-
mails, Die Nnr3c @llSio0e aus Dem BE.
m%cisnn1tcrinl 5l ltrcidcll, mllroc nit
Dem Outrage ubCr a~bgelpIeIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

Gin geItern 81 SumeriiOe,
Erince . Gountp. aui Erince so.
marO's SSlanb, Canada, nlls9ebrod)c.
mes 5euer pernid)tete 0en pierten
Sbeil oeS St1othenS uno rid)tcte
Sd)n0eu 5llni 9ctra9e Don 100000
an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
u..5. " Ndermann's Sane,

Worouft'6de 8ougbs uuo Caroline. ctr.
Saupfalinrtier beS ,gahern : Wdnrsr.
6ors. 8ereins &erfammluna ieben San.
nerltaa WhelIo, gieue MitoIieber t%pilfnm.
men, Sor3fl9lt6es Bier Der nTatiunai.
Srauerci" am Yapf. "'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Nsam Wnpp's Mrnaurant.

Ocr ~ NJ Nulo.eg
n2n baltimore" heriammeIt lid, bier ieSen
Wtontd9.. - 8eorae grebm & Cons iVier
am 3apf, nab oeuti6er glrt brett bonn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
anton unS StsblauStpwn.
sdlmiot's rGiheutran5.Sauc,'
lG4a y ..aA E.

Salptolariier ocs n8abern 0r. lint. sgers
ems" p9ibenfran6 z Sarncn : 9creins'
gSanfor Smmeriudbreitoen galis lino qetbs
Seretrls," "Sentibe @cmiit6Iidfeit" liro
soetpersGoniIape gir. AIS, Z. s. s."
Sril6es Ster 81 ieoer Belt. : 6. < g.
Selepbon: &Solfe 1928 4.
Ngrina's r6antun aicSsrfraus.Saae,"
Siiolpeit'Ghe .. Str. II. SuitsNpe., Gantuu.
Salploliariier oeS g9anion.2ieoes.ran8".
Stlaiiunoe ieben Wittpocb Mbeno. Ser
SamsfsSeretn pertammelt fib ieoen Diem
lla1, 9belto. rNatiotal"s0ier am 3apf.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - S8oIfe 1853 i.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

Noropft'Gde npn 2oW- unb Surrcl.s ctr.
S0llpi9lartler bes @efanabereins .0ReIo.
PIE. Sln9iirtoen ieocn SonueritaaglbenS
Sertammllnaen bes o6entenniaI Wchacr.
&erelile" ieoert 2. ltno 4. SieuitaG inn
Wtollaf. Ielepbon--G. & g. 0pIie I7bC N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
ooo3, spabu's R%eitauraut.

SetlamDglltngssG olaI beS n@ntoniasGons
eiaees Wr. 39G, 3. 8. s." nSteubens0i.
H6iiiS Nr, l0Ga" DS6iacrs9 tttriits Nr.
US . u. y" uno p Siftrifts Or. SO,
10, H. =, Gale an g%eretne III bernie
@etrdnfe. Sell: e. & u. 3oiie G2g n,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

Taiie snr Neiic in'S MmsIanb BE.
iorst s. 3aime, ri. 413, Dit.yalti.
mOrc,S trahc, maize Guitum9omie-9oe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Ssnrh s. 9Iein,s Mehaurant.

UT. ZIG, UIa1s, nabc 0ptuorb.etroh
Gor3n9lihe Weine. Spiritliofen II. lInion.
9i9ddteIl; .9efte6 9icr am 3apf. aunid,
llr @ef6dftsleuie bon it.30 BORN biS
: llhr Tabmitiaa5. TeIepbop. 6. & 81
- VT. Sernon zoos q. ~ -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
5000 Nnf bod bcrabacitiirst.

prjnAficlo 3, Mo, II. Oft,
Ter Sltitidiiirr George Gillinger,
lpelhcr bier Geiteru Abclo auigeItie-
gtn mar, gerictb in 2cbenseeiobr, in'
Dem icin Nolou in einer Sobc BON
5000 6lB pl0Blih rapibe ST. iallen
be9anm lno iflieblid aui oas Sad)
zines &au'eo iicl. 0iaftger crlitt
cine Nretifung oes 9cines uto
ld,elnt allf innerc Gerlcbungen oa.
pom 1etraNCn M baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

odnoIer nit fetnen g%Seiner, spirituofen
mo Gigurren.
vi. Dig, siib.Trcmput.Nuc., Baltimore.
5retlitnf6 ben gur8erl IGg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

GA
tnagt die ,Oie Sote, Ole I'M hans'e skauaIE '
', $. NMMzAM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
3pIepb ehwenaer,s Gafe.

5oiepb shwenger'S Gaie,
lib, 6alpertun.Hpab, nabe yreocrld .Nue.
3te heften sSetne i'm gSefieno. lPabls
3eiten 3i ieoer 3cit. @~eibiftsluHib cine
Spe6ialtidt SnIlen 81 Oermietben. -
SdnptGinrticr beS pGunuitutter Iolfsfeits
VereiHs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Masoom am &noer.
Murgrn trit ScfrctGr Suit bic Ncim'
relic Uun Subn al.

@cncroI Ilniton Ditto. Die CUBA
ner bobcn iiir Oeniclbcn Nid)t&
iibriN, neil CT lie Dor &obrcn I'M
Stih Iict. @cncraIitobafcf
6ronflin !. Bell iibcrnimnlt 0cn
C"bcrbciebl iibcr bic 5rltppcll. -
aricgaihiiic uno MorincioIN1tcn
mcrocn oum0lil }ltrild9cjogcn.-
Tic @eridmmlung Ser &nIltraens
ten . 0tcnerGIr in NaUand.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

WHUNNT NUFFHVtE
pWfpSnrt.NR1unerdur.Saiic,"
Rr. t92t-t923, Orleans. Strabe.
9auptquartter bes oMo8Grt > Wdnrers
6ors." Singittnoe iehen SoRHerftag
glbeno. Ser nWip3urt SlIts uro Qeibs
9%;erein" o%erlannelt IT'D ieoen Mpntae
bier. GbelapeaIe : Ielepbon Wolfe
SI4 =. Qlprtl4. $50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12
Noulf 1rpn,

&citaurant sum .Mihn6ener Sol"
Cir. 435, Rrattss trake.
Ode bon D. Strnbc. Si%gblunotoipn.
IeIepbpH-9. & y. Wulfe 334G n.
Bor8iiali6cS Rter, Spiritlofen nHo
6iqurreu.
(Mtni20,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-12

Spbu Srnn6's ,Sadcr.Serberse,"
Gr. 135, Sarriipus, nabe 2ertugtpM. Ctr.
{ Geo. @iintber, IT,, 9rau Cos Bier am
3apf. 8drfner 9uni6 bon IL bis / 1lbr
Na6ntittng. ollie oeuiibeu Bdder iiio
sum Refliebe einDeInbeu, g. & q. SeIe,
p6oGi - Ct. Eoul 1862 Wi.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
ALL OVER HE HOUSE.
Cleaning LinoIsum So as to Preserve
lis luster.

\ household economics authority
SAYS: In caring for linolcum do not
use soapsuds, as for scrubblng a
floor. 1t stands to reason that soap
i, going 10 injure the yarni,h and
the finish. On farm where there
is plenty of milk a cloth wrmg out
of skim milk is the best means of
taking up the dust and Frightening
the linolelm.
Where milk is scarce or needed
for food, use lukewarm water to
which has been added half cupful
Of kerosene oil or some good furni-
ture polish. Wiring the cloth rather
Iry from this aud 60 over the limo
leum after sweeping, and it will be
quite new and bright and he finish
uninjured Most housewives scrub
oiIcIoth and IinoIem aS though 1t
were bare floor. 1t is dusty rather
than dirty. since everything remains
on the top, and for this reason a
clean cloth slightly damp is all that
is necessary"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Anecdote Of Edison.

Thomas \. Edison lately toured
PENNSYLVANIA in his motor car and
in many out of the way places met
men who were amazingly ignorant
of modern machinery and modern
inventions.
"One OF these fellows was so be-
nighted," Mr. Edison said the other
day, that he reminded me of one
armed man who did odd jobs for
me when had a workshop in New
ark.
This man once helped in the in
stallation of a miniature electric
light plant. When the job was done
he said:
"'Mr. Edison, after working with
YOU like this | believe could put
up an electric light plant myself.
"'Could you, Tim said |.
81 believe | could, he answered.
There's only one thing beats me-
What's that = asked.
81 don't quite see,' he answered,
how YOU get the oil along the
wires. ''-Detroit News-Tribune.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
To Sweeten Rancid Butter.

If butter which has become rancid
be washed with new milk and after
ward with water it will become as
good as ever. saws the Pltt>burg
Press. The rancid flavor of butter
that has been long exposed to the
air is due to what the chemists call
butyric acid, which, being soluble
in milk, accounts for that fluid re-
moving the bad taSte-of rancid but
ter The water with which the but
ter is aftcrward rinSed is used to
take away any of the superiluous
milk which. if left on he butter,
would become sour. The manner of
washing" butter or any greasy sub
stance is to knead it in the cold
fluid after the fashion of kneadlng
dough.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Lord RusselFs Wit.

In his early days Lord Russell of
KiIlowen, later chief justice of Eng
land, had a good deal to put up with
from older men and judges who
thought to prune down his exuber
ance, One day Sir Digby Seymour,
Q. c., kept up d flow of small talk
when Russell was speaking.
Il wish Won would be quiet, Say
more" said Russell, with his Irish
accent.
MY name is Seymour, if you
please" replied the learned gentle
man, with mock dignity.
''Then wish YOU would see more
and say less" was the rcioinder.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Always In the Way.

While General Butler was govern
or of Massachusetts he made an otll-
cial trip on the United States reye-
nue. cutter Gallatin TO Gloucester.
During some evolutlons of the YES
sci, involving the setting of the
sails, seaman aloit dropped the
end of IA rope he was working with
It being very warm day, Butler
was sitting with his hat off just un-
der the mast, and the rope fell on
his bald head, raising quite welt.
Members of the staff and officers
Of the ship were prompt to offer
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
FOR THE LITTLE ONES.
How Greedy Dog Got More Than Iler
Share Of Food.

Old Fan MAS an English beagle,
black and tan, with long silky .ars,
great black, expressive ewes and
rather pointed face. She was very
motherly in her ways.
Her great hunting qualities were
exceeded only by her gluttonv.
Besides herself in this family of
dogs were her son, Rex: Ned. or
ncle Teddy" a setter: Lady.
spotted beagle. and Gene, the grey
hound. They had all their own pans
and were given their meals at the
same time.
Fan would hurry and eat her por-
ton, run around the house and bark
iiercely. or course the Others would
all leave their foo,; to see what the
disturbance was. Old Fan would
then positively fly back to the pans,
gobbIe up all the food, and when the
other dogs returned To finish their
meal everything would be eaten. so
The poor dos got none" Time and
again She would ,O this, until some
one would have 10 remain with them
until they We're all through eating
Philadelphia Ledger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Ebony Varnish Stain.

-Four ounces gum shelIac. onc-half
ounce gum mastic, one-haIf ounce
oil of ,urpentine, four ounces Of
gum sandarack. one ounce venice
turpentinc, ten grains of camphor
twenty ounces of wood alcohol and
one-fourth spirit black Crush the
gums all together in bottle, cork
tightly and shake at intervals until
it is all dissolved. Strain carefully
and apply with came's hair brush
aud set in a warm room. Several
coats may be applied at intervals OF
half an hour.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
At a Young Folks Party.

A pretty and unique way to pair
off couples" for supper at a Young
folk, party is suggested here. Pass
10 the guests two baskets of flowers,
one to the girls and the other to
the boys, and request each to select
one. There may be roses, carna-
tons, violet>-any flowers that the
Young hostes, secs fit to supply. To
the stems Of the flowers are tied
with tiny ribbons small cards bear
ing the names OF noted characters in
fiction or history. The boy drawing
the card bearing the name Romeo
must hunt for the girl on whose
card is the name Juliet. Pocahonta~
is sought by John RoIph, John Al
den seeks ont his demure Pri>ci'.
Hamlet his Ophelia, etc.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
K Eoretells Weather,

Do you wish to gain reputation
a, a weather prophet: Watch the
clouds, SAY, an old sailor, or, rather,
one cloud. Pick out the smallest
cloud you can see and keep your eve
on it. If it diminisheS and disap-
pears it shows a state of the air that
is almost sure to be followed by fair
weather. But if it increases in size
falling weather will not be far Off,
The reason is this: When the air
is becoming charged with electricity
YOU will see every cloud attracting
all less ones toward it, till it gathers
into shower. And, on the contrary,
when the fluid is passing of or diff
fusing itself even large cloud will
be seen breaking to pieces and dis
solving.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
CONDENSED STORIES.
Doctor Cured His Patient Without Re-
sorting to Drugs.

The late Dr. Gates L. Bullard,
for more than generation the lead
ing Musician at st. JohnSbary, VI,
did not always rely upon drugs for
"a cure, says the Boston Herald. lie
was of fine presence and heroic pro-
portions and was very picturesque
user of prorane language when oc-
casion made ii eXpcdient.
Being called one night in the dead
of winter To the bedside of farmer
who had been suffering from nm IN
rcssant attack of hiccough> for
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

TO pop corn successfully so that
the kernels will be soft throughout
put enough in the wire pepper Ia
barely cover the bottom. Turn the
cold water from the faucet over the
corn and let ii be saturated before
placing over The fire, Shake the
water from the pepper and put it in
the oven to dry. Then pop over
bright fire. Thi, is perfect popcorn
and j. not indige>tible.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Boys Composition sn a Horse.

A father going into his stable one
dav last week found his little son
astride one Of the horses with a
slate and pencil in his hand. "Why,
Harry" he exclaimed, what are
YOU doing Writing a compost
ton" was the reply, "Well, why
don't YOU write it in the house,"
asked the father. Because an
swered thStittle fellow, THE teacher
told me to arite composition on Il
horse"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Automobile Wheels.

Automobile wheels have an action
upon roads quite different from
those of a cart or carriage, says a
writer in Red Cross Notes. Auto
mobiles increase dust They bite the
road very hard or dig into it, acting
more or less as grindstone or mar
ble cutter, The road is gradually
dispersed as fine gravel. The wheels
Of Il carriage. on the other hand,
act in a conservative way on road
saIc
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
To Clean Brown Kid Gloves.

Cut four ounces OF white soap
into small pieces and boil with an
equal amount of water until a
smooth paste is formed, adding
more water to make up for the eyap-
Grafton and one dram each Of
strong ammonia and jayelle water.
The gloves should be stretched on
Il wooden hand and rubbed well with
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Household Hints.

If the black lead used for CRATES
is mixed with Soapy water it will
give brighter polish.
Zinc is best cleaned with hot,
soapy water. then polish with kero-
scne and coal ash.
When polishing stoves fine gloss
is obtained by adding a teaspoonful
eff alum 10 the ordinary black lead.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

sympathy and the Ships officers to
apologize for the unfortunate acci-
dent.
General BullGr said as he wiped
his head: oh. il doesn't matter.
This head Of mine has been in
somebody's way all my life. Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
THE DOCTOR GRABBED HIM 81 ny THE
THROAT.

three DAYS and was near death, he
wrapped himself up in his fur coat,
pulled his fur hat down over his
face, leaving but little visible be
sides his eyes and his whiskers, and
hurriedIy drove away.
lie did not stop for preliminaries,
but entered the house and without
word passed into the sickroom.
Before the invalid knew he was there
he jumped on the bed, grabbed him
by the throat and, raising him from
his pillow by the neck, exclaimed:
"Confound YOU. / want you.
The man not only survived heart
disease, but never hictoughed again.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
To Clean Glassware.

Tumblors and winegIasses should
be washed in cold water in which
little soda Is dissolved. then turned
up to drain. dried with a soft, clean
and dry cloth. Polish with a leather
or an old silk handkerchief. Chan
dcIier or lustcr glasses are washed
in the same WAY.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

"IIabit" is hard to overcome. If
YOU take off the first letter it does
not change "a bit" If YOU take oil
another YOU still have a bit left.
If YOU take of still another the
whole of 1T" remains. If YOU take
off another it is not Il" totally used
up. All of which goes to show that
if YOU wish to get rid Of habit YOU
must throw it off altogcther.-Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

To remove Il tight fitting screw
cover to Il can rub little chalk on
the top and wrap a piece of sand
paper around the cover with the
tand side next the can. The top
can then be removed without trou-
bic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30

Soon after being beaten at the re-
cent election cX-Premer Balfour
was on the links with some friends.
One Of his companions expressed his
sorrow that Mr.. Balfour would not
have a seat in parliament 'Too
bad" agreed the former prime min
istcr. Il don't know what I'll do
now for recreation from golf.
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-03-30
Coffee Stains.

Coffee and tea stains if rubbed
with butter and afterward washed
in hot Soapsuds will come out. leay-
ing the table linen quite white and
fresh.