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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-10

ObfiGure an ben Sim
qern. Mie man bonn Sbitihdlen
f!edis sstporbene 9dnbe leidt fdubert.
pirb pielen 2eierinnen unbetannt fein.
Beionbers bas S6dlen Der Mepfel ii,
srDberen Mensen binterldbt i6par3e,
bablide @telen on Daumen unp 2e!~
eefinser. Miu man benz llebel nit
WaFer nnb @eife abbelfen, 10 fperoen
bic Jlede, ltatt au lpei4en, nur nod
bunfler berportreten unb bann erit i'm
2aufe einiser Sage perfdpinben. Sin
leidtes Mittel bagegen TT folsenbes:
@obalb man nit benz @ddlen fertig
iit, fu1e man cine mDsli4it breite
Der abgeI9Glten Sdalen aus, lese iie
nit Der Snnenfeite auf bic fbnaraen
unb braunen 5tellen unb reibe 10
Iange, Bis bic 9dnbe pieoer tabeaos
psiB iino. mas in einisen 4usen@
bliden gef1eben TT
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1910-03-10

Die 8ebanbInng Der SO G=
i6e. Die Behanblung Der Wdi1e
nad benz Mafden erforbert Diel duff
mertfamteit. ion fie slatt unb fd0n
ins @pinb fommen, unb iene 9aus=
frauen, bic glauben. bic 5auptfa1e
lei nit benz eisentIihen WaihsefdGft
unb benz 9rodnen setban. iinb iebr
i'm Srrtbum. go 1T 3. 3. bas rneift
als nebenlGhli9 betrahtete 2egen Der
WGfde iebr tpidtis, unb gerabe bier-
Bel fommt cine 8efhdbigung ber Wd=
fde, bas 3erreiBen DOn Gtidereien
unb @pibenbefdben, bds bann aez
ipDbnli1 Der WaIdfrau in bic @dube
aefApben tpirb, am meiiten por, unb
ltpar aus benz Grunbe. neil man es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
Dra~lns BY Pred c Yohn

u some g4uzy brown stun almost the color Il her
glorious hair with a bunch 1f white lilies 40 her
bosom. she greeted me with frank frlendliness
-har was much more Ike al American than an Eng
lsn girl indeed. then ! never though u her
as English She was AS her father had told his TREND
Ireherue he meant her % be cosmopolitan 20 her
lDgerrlr-. she even spoke English with "a curious
precision and 1eloerarI0D as one speaks a language
she knows perfectly bur does nor use famlarly.
She once c0unded 20 me that She always thought
either ~ French ~ IT. German. preferably French
strange that neither Mary nor ever imagined there
was any mystery n her life never guessed how much
lay behind her frank illusions 20 her father and the
nCnladlC existence they had led wondered for the
th-usaulth time how II was thar lam rsr suspected
her ~ couceang something. How angry was al HIM
when he limited ms suspicious, And Vet he had INT
On tie exact truth knew that her visit % Mary
was nor what it had seemed but that she had seized
upon -he opportunity presented hy th- invitation to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

before me without a sound now sparkling with
mlrrh now naughty as that OF petuant young Queen
toward dlstavored cOurter. MARY used 20 call her
dear Lady DIsdaIu when she that mood
Again II appeared pale and set had seen II last
the wide brilliant eyes flashing indignant defiance at
her aCcusers. but often with the strange soft
ened wIstu preston n had worn when stood TO-
gether under the pOrIco II the Cecil that fatal
night. when She waved me gOOdby az Charing Cross.
In those moments one phase OF her complex nature
had been upuermost and IN those moments she loved
ue-Maurce Wynn not LOris SOlOvief
i would NOT have relinquished that belief 90 save
my soul. although / knew we'll that the mood was
necessarily transient one. She had devoted her
beauty. her talents her splendid courage her very
life 20 q hopeless cause. She was as a Queen whose
realm Is beset with dangers and difficulties who
therefore can spare little no thought for aught
save affairs NJ state and was the page who loved
her whom She might have loved IN return If she had
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

snatch "a brief interval ID aea.r aul ..rlr tratifr
.f.-l n -he had happened ta encounter ifrttl
..-rr iaulrlr-- her -islr would have terminated
.F.r Yes that must hr tir esq lauatian- and h'A
--f-,,4iIl. She had PLAYED DEER dangerous part.
hated % think I'D al. tlr duplgitE that part eii-
.;I.F would not thIuh ~ d.. The part Hi- thrust
- l.- from her birth by her upbungIne and % rhr
I.-F n calamity. teare5sly resuur,ctuAF. the
.- E..r..r - her Bur ir Has "a bitter thought that
e-,,,-,e should have thrust 4ll tins upon her.
~ nav rhrre iu that troH-y room. staining 40
=. - ,-.,.,rIiphf that came through "a clnA Iu the
- making bar ot light iu the darkncss like
49,, ..- -ll-7thed sword her face Was ever before mT
-,.s yIvidly AS II She was indeed present the
49, abIe face growing and fading and growing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

been uut "a simple seutleN1lau. once more / told
mr self that should be content n could only play
The page part and serve her hfr and death D ~
gee ~ % Ia Hg'U as the new password ran bur how
was / even 90 begin doing that
An uuaurwerable question / must Just 80 on
hhuily a- Fate Ird me and Fate az this moment was
pro-aIoally represented by Mishka. Great SCOTT
huR hc -n0rrd'
WTE astir early. ] seemed % have Just fallen
w asleep when Mishka reused me- and announced
that breakfast waiting and the horses ready.
We rode swiftly. and for the most part IN silence
mE .ampaui1u was even less communicative than
usual / noticed as wc drew near % Zostrot "a
change Tor The better the aspect 90 the country and
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05
pERSONAL
AND SOCIAL
President Helns ornhans-

Hundrc Is If orphans have been help
ed by tne president of the Industrial
and Orphans Home at Macon Ga,
who writes: I'VE have used Electric
Bitters in this institution for nine
years. 1t has proved most excellent
medicine for stomach, liver and Kid :
ney troubles We regard it as one of
the best family medicines on EARTH
1T inyigorates all vital organs, puri-
fies the blood, aids digestion, creates
appetite To strengthen and build UP
pale, thin, weak children or run down
people 1t has no equal. Best for fe-
male complaints. Only soc at Roses
Drug Store.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05
THREE LOVES.


There were three 'maidens whe lcved
a king;
They sat together beside the sea;
One cried, Il love him, and | would
die
If but for one day he might love
me-"
The second whispered. And | would
To gladden. his life, or make him
great
The third spoke not, but gazed afar
With dreamy eyes that were sad as
Fate.
The king he loved the first for day
The second his life with fond love
blest;
And yet the woman who never spoke
Was the one of the three who loved
him best
By Lucy H. Hooper.
Mrs. j. A. Montgomery entertained
informally at bridge yesterday after
noon.
##H##&
Mrs. NJ. j. Colson returned yester-
day from a visit to relatives in Co |
roma, Ala
Mrs c. B. Ccnyers leaves next week
10 spend some time with relatives in
Glarkesyille, Tenn.
*%@*&*
Mrs. J. r. Colson and little daugh-
ter returned yesterday from VISIT
10 relatives in Union Springs, Ala.
**#*%&
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Goldwire and
Mrs. J. II. Barnes left yesterday for
New Orleans to take in %the Mardi
Gras festivities.
&*a*a#
Mrs. W. J. Butts will entertain very
pleasantly this afternoon at bridge in
honor of Mrs. T. w. Fleming, of
Jacksonville. and Mrs. Adams. OF II
Asheville.
Miss Mary Clay entertained very Il
pleasantly yesterday afternoon com y
plimentary to Miss Mary Lee Crovatt
and her guest, Mrs. Adams, of Ashe- Ii
vile, N. c. II
~#*#&@ X
Miss Madeleine Downing. of Bruns-
wick Ga. is the attractive guest of
Miss May and Miss Helen Coachman,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Walter f.
Coachman, at their residence on Riy-
erside ayenue.-Jacksonvil Metropo-
lis \
@#@@#@
Among the passengers arriving on
the Mohawk this morning we're Mrs
H. II. Raymond and Miss Alvaretta /
r. DevereuX, both of New York city. |
They will be the guests of Mrs. w |
NJ. Upper at her home in Springfield. |
Jacksonville Metropolis.
&*&*#*
Little Misses Virginia and Ellen
and Master Nat Emanuel entertained
a large number Of their friends win
a delightful party yesterday afternoon
at their home on Wight square Mary
little folk were present and the aft
ernoon was verv much enjoyed by
them all.
*#&#&k
The H. u. C.s desire to return cor
dial thanks to the children and all
others who assisted in the rendition
of Alice in Wonderland and espe-
cially do we thank the Brunswick Ri
fiemen fer the use of their armory,
the press for favors, and Mr.. Calder
for the kindly loan of extra wire for
light to piano. Miss M. c. 5lain,
Pres. c. A, Evans CHI u. ID. c.
--~S-----------
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05
Hoarse Coughs. stuffy Colds.

pain in chest and sore lungs, are the
symptoms that quickly develop into
dangerous illness if the cold is not
cured. Foley's Honey and Tar stops
the cough, heals and eases the con-
gested parts. and brings quick relief.
For sale by Atlanta Pharmacy.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05

See our line Of thirty six inch Lin
ems. They cannot be duplicated for
the real attractive price of 10 cents
per yard. AdderIey's.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05

FINE LOT OF FRESH SEED PO-
TATOES, ALL KINDS AT VERY
LOW PRICES. WRIGHT & GOWEN
co.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05

SPECIAL ATTENTION TO SMALL
ORDERS. LANG & ORR PLANNING
MILL. PHONE 400.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05

sEND YOUR ORDERS FOR SASH
DOORS An BLINDS TO LANG &
ORR.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05

PHONE 400 FOR ROUGH AND
DRESSED LUMBER.
The Brunswick news., 1910-02-05

FINE LOT OF FRESH SEED PO-
TATOES, ALL KINDS AT VERY
Low PRICES. WRIGHT & GOWEN
co. s
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
science TbsfEuctiogn,

Nexfi hioHth, the schools freoIpeh for
lanother9yeafss 1abof7c oh tie Bart Of
teacher and pupil In conseqiience Of
Unfortunate locai tonditiots and les
pits Strenuous efoftk oh the BART 81
the scfi66Inb6afd fahd sschb6f aGth6pf-s
tfes7teearedaeiFh6 iettefs9 t5l cdmDT9-e
hensIoii q Of othe se6hgSsted bfeonditfons
now Iexisti4s, Q bresthts indieatf6ns Ire
'thati afioth Ell sehoof yea! VIII have
Fegans %itho6t7a a1fhoeeH7ent vi me
.qitSlte establish th@1o High n@sehoof
building Rsliehhdst ne SUPPLIED S%itiis
fhotHe netf f@Giyaarsosi II the STAND
Sard of efficiency of which Montpefilqf
'iF soii6reud hnd 1fA9ibfs dfoWhicif hate
travelled lfbHf Maiiiest6l California az
lhasTBeeh Observation-Disclosures letters
'9f' inquiry Received mere FROM an Sec
tons of the country, is-tb be Inainrairr.s
ED. 1t seems safe te-say -that there
lYill be Observation-Disclosures
'HeKk year. atdlAast unless furnished by
private sHta,prise (which is nnliRAlta
r
I h5slpeanss plainly n'sDeaking., athat
'anethsrGlassi Of gigls will be graduate
ed next Jupei whoshaye heaa educated
'inslga etjeabls $50 .farsas a. goodetwo-s
otfAEds @fothemseqeo eonserp cdr Some
'qfShsrqd wiiL maFssssoon, aftep grad,
'patiSnbnQthers Will 80 hack too the
hee1e to dakeltheWejns ~ ,put slof tina
'hands of an overworked mother and
Fhe education on theory which they
y have received or will have received is
not s6ihs 10 stada them ihs9he stead
which an educatjof'oh praeticaf I'm FL
would do This is not the fault of
/. sSnift sldfesInbrrr ow' rs6w rs
ieS j1GmS -"1s aiaacs IN,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
....W0MAN''S,..
.1eSsib19Ns 4 u
The S6iifp bf ibesenge.

1ht 'udSldluiy Nliidfn VI NhO PNPV
lar PENNY novel CLICKS his heels to-
gether SHARPLY, elaresN SAY asYesly
through IhushyNeyebrows and hissesl
through clenched teeths GR-r-rsyenge
is sweet The spirit of vengeance be
comes him in his perspnifeatien sof g,
merciless, selfish and altoeether ,brprz
tai creature. The placing of)the, CLOAK
of revenge about the shoulders OF, thsi
villain and the, enwrapping Cof, the
hero with the garment, of forgiveness
is a popular. adjustment among play7
Weights and betokensg aAfamiliarity
with7the proner classification Of these
opposing qualities ameng mem Pei
coming asst isr TO nthenqa disTeditsd
character upon whom the qdium of the
gallery gods is flung, revenge be-
cemesa shameful, thing when men and
women, Of the world thirst for VEN
geance and lay their little plots
against, this OF that individual who
has scratched, or cut, Or wounded
them in greater orilesser degree The
methods employed may criminal
or merely unkind, the destruction of
life OF property or the bitterness of a.
word but the spirit behind them has. a
common origin with the impulse that
leads a 5ehilaeto kick 1thefi,a sidewalk
against which it 'bruised its enose. OF to
strike the chain from which itrfell. g..
,Desptte the leathsomeness rof,. this
thing, we term a@"peyengep there are
those who cherish it to their breasts
until all worthjer- elements once
nourisbed there are Consumed: there
are chose who bfde THE day9 When they
sha II 7dasf ibac kHaf lybfih ana me Tor
some reafo6 fancitdc wrong;o there
are those wwbo felfg6tqi I'm 4tbeen co1nhing
aid Ybe oskf1l Iof eSeteeantei whieff
places them on a IoW7er blame than 4hel
perbetrator of the original offense. 9Tf
There NAV BE times when man feels
himself called iipoon TO assume the role
oflthe a 9enrer b,Itl these instances are
rare ius1eed and it is 4 eross error and
c5uceit to take 1poh themselves that
which ise The propeF garment Of the
rl,oo+,,,,}, .a,,o. = iaovar,no .lS4s;. :
pdnishbnein1t Is the decision Of Heaven,
to foreivae is tba1 common oualitv Of
nj, men Hurt one NAV he nv The
thoughtlessness or nnkindrhss Or
crueltv of another hut revenge how.
ever teweet ann ven planned viii not
soothe the wound I'd forgive rarest
of virtuesn Is the syn4bol of the Nazar-
enc 1ipon1 whom ali tortnqes ioffbody
and mind were inflicted and who .gdot
back AT. enemies Nv prebaring the
wav to a twondro,,s realm where tn cir
sins might be forgiven and their sor-t
rows i4oTFot4en sci 4 frnsytG s.M
There are men Waiiingi THIS EARTH
totfHv 4yho areolivihs 0to one yiyarnose
ONLY. that 81 Revenge. sThere are VOL
men who hold but one hope and THAR
is To Secure ntffe opportunity to wrgak
vengeance. Good may. be OR Cause,
staurch OUR. claims, ~ fearful Our
WRONGS, bit it is not our place TO as
sumo the responsibilities of the great
apenger. s71c iiHs'J sih pas 'lE
S,.g...4o,1, , u.E "a - r.9.....
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
sloFOrN aiae.. Received.


| Adplamp, DraaidsoEssIe sobina 10 egeireH
lightly bonl al chelYyuNe S9apd Rfpaeeds.
edgtb peek daAI1ily ptn the t9othsom
giobhlesr of erirnsbnstUfba disgust of
theI owhaft OF 'thei tree owhe Started forc
thel house,and his gunbsl'Mait amiH9
ute. 1smngea dthefswnmer lbnarder who
was ideep'in the pasesio f the sB ost0fp
C6drier' obutmotii obliViouso tedMhat
wassgoihg ION faboHt dIip1. sTRea1Ithst9s
The farneEIreatl:~ 9IsdT .simsa lelns'
.%Rhes ipbinsGh have tibeeps1 iGolls citing
their toll of cherries. slRerhaassd the
OWNERS efsdhe rGhernpltreeE oabje<r
but ftlues Intelligent haaniTnbsagf hat
the iYobipedare sentjtlsdy to- isu chs Aittle
delicacies i'll vie% b6dhein Slpcssg and
usefulness hi ddsbrnyidg insects. gsubs
nfhdotharoebenfies ofniplantH crops
ands rthsamm " osppnhotiwgesB ssrsieb
without payihgof6r IT. lIYoukpay your
assw sihj tjim2 q . 10 issps sht
y, IL. hg. .ss4..i1 n,. II
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Stew essse5Sp 'w WIDE 1sab2fing ch2ckaaa.'

prMs, a ytsM grSTq bspfj9s sSpiGkysHp
then saWe,AsdM FPassttipg,IbSfassaPhEinqs 3,
inside and ioyts With SGT 5AanYSdp eppedro
then fill the body with a good dress
ing; place in a tin pail with close
hitting GpyUsfEsw Set tbs psil VIA a Pot ss} Of
Acknowledgements and cook until The
chicken 10 slender Diehs uprthsI chiskc
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18

Put one teaspoon creme de menthe in
each glaa0 dEd lSprinnel ,MftN finely
chopped nut meats;- using almonds,
fibenst pedanto addi%aIhlts1 fiiI 'sduafl
propoE2onAt p19H sa HIN mol
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
-.
MsfFffdnts You Think d,tha World Is
| g .nkAgainst. YOua f.l,w NIX

Wren Wen : You Think d,the World Ii,
&c isgauAAgainst.Y 0ua E,iaw 1rc3
-ne1ja 10 tSsbE1k1 tSlos7,'E ssd
SedyoH think otf7S iwoia dss a ga INST yoilit
| HINT. Manrswoq .gid 4 7 n .psIsf
dBoaqsay oy6ul can't keep hopihgqLl
dfbutlp3V cssssqe hnr ,,'tr1woq Il"f
| uuspbesahse yoa've seeh :s6fhe'othe1e
-lsMaitei a vehtares that has bald. 1eo
.Nulrbeobedohle edisesuhtTe1;? brotheT;e
But press onwasal ianafraidL y
ppnttfit dnwa,. resigned toabeGm also
! yd ra9sr eisssho suld GatisS 70 vs1;
. tafsildGfs9 i!sV sc sTG yrGsTcJ siI
20 iNoJI tbiHb itheuBo Ttfs.Q gdiast you p;
e1oog aEe wIprg hsuilsgsh WIS SCI
peaIo beeome' taolisho y eaisstng5 1at
-lqbedstPongri,Digq ysTs SIT .yti,nsiI
if the Verdi iIad I, timento seoirgeG
| Fescnoo sdi I'd sbsm slsbQM ub"'
ssTosse sdailYlm eains.lo. l>c'l
YQH!sbonldshhwe aheowaH 40 struggle
! .cGFigbtealangdt IoH s!ojao .sT-d lli
M neod s7ah s;ro7 ST grcil Inen
Do eIsot get I he, E6oaish hoticnsthat it's
! bnEase3 div e bios 7Gi Hsss sgfi
Pqssd bly, Idt'sf itnenely- something that
you ate; 1c1A!bF
Take fresh-grip- ON ambition.
iTadf ypuflfFpwn off fop a'emile;
you may better your condition
! anld ,SE8g{5 DriiSfkSlyfwalk 9, milsi m.igr
luck EVA VA peyer, 6omSei f to, fh9a you
1ftlT1 idSIa-- = a2GGE.getGi 7rE
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
11fJMO12lHfl kiN0A 1Devbt4dneeo9
nI-ttm IN Women and the Home Ir,oI ,
>" VVEhV1vu1vsW SEp EDITED Bss PRUDENCE qRRUDE

fbelieveth ans tbingso esdafeth all
things. And now. atideth, faith, hope
and love, these th1d, but the greatest
of these III love. 'tns ojliW s9iIedD
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Shoe eScienee.9

a9nGiate31 SHOE 9So1ence.9Hfm % sW
Theqp hilologist2 wilillseenthatl scarp-
ologienis IA hybrid owoItl, y French and
'Greek,y tsignifyhg the sscience0ns1or
knowledge of ShDes DlsdGal1;e,o of;
Bale, rsdphutnobogy Rndd ohdit
roansiieyb are not Din GsllibIe aesosb OF
character, eana starpologiei Should take
.theif place. sAs a9ThanT0f eciedce,1 he,
,stATs Systematically Observation-Disclosures
Sdarpoioeie qs tlsdtastoOf readsngothe
idEafaetefd be weakness ybf AsenAaialI
women, too-sSbt thes sway they eiRouse
their shoes The -eyes-aEe-th mirror
Of the. sNJNesleFffb0 poets dPVIsays
Ithe doctor, SHOW me one of your
isAsaa attn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8pguI
YIN t.flh4M yalmeh HSH6st egnssmJhieis
;@e Is, less ,exacting than the graphol-
dgSta f8t 1Re FedHifdSH sBpIaAto four lii nSs
Of Rfiting;? he ,doStbrrl only 'agRs faoIre
ian Sid SHOE before sfegaaffpng Wifi tfheel
doctors exaah1pIea, a' may le eeab'sSsRrv|ed
thai eGafpolofis lSah sesfte9y BE ealIed
new tof 19sshtf6h 81 ftRR e iiTSa osaSeSSffed
, assss{$ st$$ssa$ $s i83S
thee heel tie aSsRSSe ns%sS Sfa ebBeebbily'
fr0s spa IN man o. SsSssaih2s 6S% ,ycTftij
IT. 8Woff 3o nTfKe 6dRside 5nE tbheeswya Wear
iaaiS maze f eiihSil{iativve Hihbme e oSI,t
adle Eeaa iia s 5saaceessgMive yer 5 %SaI5eht de-
p0Ssa tsp$a}snsy q g S$afSssss'
Inn fRSH bhn "'sePrHnd7e'f2f%ApS 1927
911rd 70 brGniM nale
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1910-08-18
Cold Water Starch.


Aifittle bdraxsin scOldrwRter starch
will prevent collars and nnffsn from
pstinEing9idW .WsiY ed w0q1 bstG1in
1u5mlpoH ll-1r44+--rr-7 al hsalgiqr 3
Lemon Cheese frit Excellent for
tarts.s pound of loaf rspgar, a pound
? Of butter, JUICE OFFS and the grated
rindhoff2 l6m94s,n6ofggsl AeaNngDouti
Pthe whites Of twol mix All in a s8aYfe-i
ppan and esHr gently over "a slow fire.
Rpptil the mixtprrfff a lo9ks like ehqneX,l
tRemove from the fire. and tie tupb keen
i'm p c09l Plaesn ltsUihsk VA ysarrH
EpH1stl sfw8yawatb dfaffeo MN edt otnl n9
| 10 saruL 79T09J- bna NH JoioT
/ lRl3aeHaqa lsifaladb-Resln and fpt ,nS,
} bananas intP9 tthip i4fliceRno th9e9 eR9q}r
1yeTo tbsm fgpit lfalndb agssgli9ng7l il made
pas E2Rp4r iaRBl6eSJPg9s2apfs mfHgasr9I
z dtsafAoopfl 91usinggialmpF99As2 1pRIlli q
PshBSy e2n labs Hf8ntgih ,2hi Mg24dseE RIO
EMixtb@ GiHFamg299 9a8q SEAgff rs d dS6EsethSSlf
padqape WinsaRbsdir ye4q9 H9sf2i4ngly 9 phHI'i
fA6sS4RN is saiEsySlveq' aoo,s bus suiv
annL .anl1yb, nGdi J9ljed doum uwo
EsgpltSpsaa GoInM -J9PRu t 5IIS0RRs IS sa44 aGf
PfqTn into aepakiPg dish Soy ThssRs lahAP ll
pqqtte fPe e9ggs R9y, Of sSSaaa cF rasfik E
rang mix thoF9SYghly1 Win 9n.o the c SSGG!5l
} $eason we'll With salt and ,,pepPedf3;,
P4qa Snss5Tbpiailftb c,gq,saO q Its eqfBSap
pis6eAa 0sjha]f b9Yre bef9ye vEseaTly6lPg
f9aemDBoth be s1mssH fSSSToifs1 ,saRy !
oysters. r9a SSh IN ln5h3tl5 eyer ssi e5Jys
hqtt7 d7stT amOSs BIZ IKE efFSgai5 5eRsa
\ oySherfn,oO a,d,eu .co,u,ov "a, .
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of nan hot water
asarFn hf9 ailfI ES1s Iwat9D; khfT[nT INT f1E7T
sds asS sPsst9Pits AflHUV( III UFIf

essp at.-h al -Jsasp oon-sesfa,- one
teaspoon CREAM of tartar, 4thFRe eggs
well beaten, and cold water enough
to, makf battera probably ,9ne ~ M ersr
cup MaSh and stiTt in three bananas n
peeled H and sifeed Thin. Haff2fifi But
tered 'eSstafa'lctips,,s stea one "hour
and serve with LEMON lsaace.sc, 80
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ToiiGIean 9BraSs.

ITO clean brass dauce ts--One tea5
spoonful of alt, 8tw osteaspoopfuIs,i of
ON with cloth aftenWbieh
polishiwith flannel cloth: 10 braoa ed
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seven Inexpensive Dihnets' for Child

rem. - e'
Il stey%afd, peck of LAMP serAedr with
dqB'Pllh9pgSlt lbgoilea. potaptOssfs tesalHped &
peafo len oPP9 Gat, ginger snaps 8, 3,
p, otillfd had hdtis Or cod d dEaYn but
ter sapfe,s b99iilAsaa potatosssttt99mllaatoe
stsyfG5 ,sieessfs sssstec baked 3 fapst2aETas in
+HsaafSs Tithe spsaehed SIS + 81 ~ top
and toast. FFnydeTpfath; queen; 81, Ppd- ,
dliBgs, giittb1 thick BIG layer; q, .cEpshed
stE2awpefFTife les 9 n Typ and nd q Drowned
mff}[i92g9e 8yeTo thsE' a. hn, ii ,sa
! 4 HiaaPpbsa ~ lstefk Prsoilled in qne
large Aa1tty, fppi{pp5a}clhr baked ,pQtatofsi
lemon ,sshlsFrbbet ginger, cookies .,d,pssss
/; 5. Fish cAowder. or ,ereanesd Goldfish
served with hard-boiled eggs sliced;
baked y boiled potatoes ttfos4s4 strawherry
...,.ro 49,, .......-
Pea soup ii vi With t carrot ooHhiion,
pork, celery and slices Of ppt92toc SOCK c
ed in it; whole wheat, bread and
butter; plial plain plum plum ppddiFpet with
s"aee,Lt in1 s-s3ce Snr0y q. H..
4 Fqreeqqar1ter roast eqgf lamb with !
bread stuffing and gravy; mashed po-
tato, jelly, boiled onions or peas;
Ilemop Ipie. filing seryedO win toasted
rackers-EXcbange
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ii Recipe FoF dGouehl lSyr O
i91FooBJir 4iP dddiie IRsa eBag.1 '

Dip lag FPwShicb' shdtfYd7 e hfa8e' Of
th}ffck eeo6ttSHh Sf hHenj7 III @hotd' wafer
a and ru 81 iee hi nshde9 Win tddf r5eford
putting ii Yhes 1puddhg.o WaAshP aohei
dip bag in cold water and pudditig
wifijtdfh edtoeasif% @Al~ays'apa# Plate
on bottom of kettle, to keep 'HfFaniEo
froino Burnngn yGj1EJoM Il nGoL'
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Y y --IVI7 y ---cII7-7 ! TTI-T -.IIUITF HT'l
.ybs-~ .msht aoi 'elsspgb 1Doy Sth
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m1l3 SnitosIJBTT il svll9nsssgc &
RlaakhsSgy aMafinst1Sreanal enc
fourth cup butter and ons--tfonrthr cup
sugar; add one beaten egg and three
lfoirths cup mix Alternately with two
'cups' hotir sifted With three feaslioons
baking 'owier Stir in one cGS cup
Toured bhtkbeei1ies and bake 25
minutes. ." 1A''' ''''' s'' { s"& '@'
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assw sjhj tjins q . 10 issDs sdi 2
10 ps7rrT e9.J b"r yllo) haRWoH
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w weak S&3alIsSa|9ss loS dSP41SS rea'

son. is! not ,giveh-a sweet disposition
liHQli %o&ah. N6% Beware. nYfsRe t0g
iser@drn E@asts8fd thY1titer bstge of
the sole, then the wearer is a Enave,
at least SO says ntba Balailsgpetor.4-
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-Ailhitle bdraxe1n scOld1water starch
will prevent collars and nu1su from
stirEing9idW <Weiv adI mon U4tcIin
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sstssthfchen1 STOCK tds :.
pint of rich stock i'm which chicken
has been Boiled add a. dash,' of cay
4 sfHle p9ppff, n ss5,teFspopaa y flr table
sRoen onion juice Z and 3 wen beaten
-eggs...P our-into q -pud ding dish or