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which it is
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the jabot] Hes,
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concealed by
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LH the
THE or”
e lady in the pleture fa ks in an n anife-room
at a ball; and hus not yet removed her rich
wrap. That showiest of outer garments is,
in this case, made of’ heige-colored cloth,
trimmed with lace, lined with white fox
fur, and embroidered with a largeshow,
holding a multi colored: bouanet of rocco
A BE avr TOTLET Yon A POWDER BALL: ’
vt
: style. ‘Broad ecru guipure 1d¥ms the slesves
and is pleated ninder the tripple: Watteat bow
A revival in minor fashions for ball toilets
is that of the ancient “girdle snirrori on
added to the things 8 woman may :
know that poi
ith velvet.
ing and sewn together with it. The puffed.
sleeves fall ‘over bands of faille: in much a
manner: that it looks as though the. folds
{ themselves were made, of taille. The under
sleeves are. whi te, / i
these facets
may be termed
“but At is. likely
part in cut short and added on in
theshape of a roundeape, whieh i
‘with'sore dark material. Both of the front
parts of the cape are joined to the back
breadths, the slaeyes. which are ‘made cof
straight pieces: ofmaterial; “being lined with
Any. materia that is convef ent; and. this 19
cut sloping on th nder side and ‘povered
This is placed fat on the lin-
: A Deg’s Eyes. : :
The directness’ of the bee's fight 1s
proverbial, The, ‘shortest distance
besweon any two given points Is
a bee-line,. Many ‘observers
that the immense eyes with
‘which the 8 insect is £ rnished Sreathy
a
passage through the air.
fo ivery bee has two kinds of eyes
the two large Contpound ones, looking
like hemisphere, on either. side; and
the three simple ones which crown
‘the top of the head. Fach compound
eye is composed of 3, 500. facets, —that
is to say, an object iv ‘reflected’ 3,600
times on its surface. Every ‘one of
a pal Dyan ‘head, ‘Bach pyramid
eye, for each has
and nerve,
; manage ‘this
eyes is not yet
immovable, but
2 of
of
8 at the
ha
see above
gathering
flowers.
bably
which are
: he base of aninverted |
hex pyramid, whese apex is
other nses
for them not yeu A bee
files. much in way asa
‘pigeont—that is to Airst
an
s like
jo 1
fo yr
doubtless,
oy
) witE sh
: another. Chapter of
Creek
noon, as |
creek ©
of on
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£
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it
One
‘us that
down up
DIAL
back
Land
and
how
“Hooker, :
‘ and staf
sEveN S490
several
the
then scat-
cor with
: Heavier
di acieay.
Cas Fo) ae gan
and slicad
- ecu nbers,
s, ong head of
greed peppers to
sale avater, [tweaty-
‘in weal salt watar.
table mix six table:
) mustard; oa: table:
of powder, ounshalf
“of sugary: ond cap. oi flour and two
of vinezar. Cool ‘thorou saly an
hour and pour over the pickles. igre
Green Tomato Pickle~Oae peek of
toniatons, one cup of brown suvir, two
tablespoontils of | ‘horseradish, four
onions, six peppers, one tablespoon eae
of cloves, allspice and cinaamon. 1/Bplit.
‘each tomato. and slices’ ‘peppers and
‘onions. Lay them in a stone jar,
Sprinkle in a teacnp of salt. © Pour og
water to cover and lot the mixturs stand
twenty-four hours. Pour off the waters
and cook with vinesar enougn to cover,
adding the sugar and spices. ‘Do not
cook until the tomatoes are soft. They
should, however, be thoroughly scalded,
Pack in jars and pone, on vinegar to
cover. © |
- Spiced © Fomatow- To twialy pounds
of ripe tomatoes and two quarts of vine:
gary eight pounds of sugar, four table
| spoonfuls each of Sasson, cloves and
allspices. Beald and peal tomatoes, thea
boit all tozother until thick. = Stir often’
to prevent, ‘burning. :
Sweet Pickis— Take large, ripe cu-
cumbers, pare and slice lengthwise, aod
seed them, Put in a jar, cover with
and let them stand twenty-four
fresh vinegar, and to one
pounds ot sugar and one
. Boll twenty minutes.
hours.
“one eup of folir, pep-
quarts of vinegar, four onions,
tablespoonfule of sal. Boil three
‘hours.
Chow Ohow-—One-halt bushel of to-
matoes, one dozen green poppers, one
‘pint of salt, ‘Chop the fomatoes and
peppers fine, sprinkle un the salt and
les the mixture stand over night. Pour
‘off the brine and covet with ood vine.
gar. Cook one hour slowly. Dihin
and pack in a jar. Add two pounds of
sugar, two tabiespoonfuls of cinnamon,
ong tablespoonful of cloves, one of pep:
ed and one pint of horseradish. Mix
vinegar. When "holling bo
“the tomatoes. =»
Toff hd
the Beald in
: it’ to.
‘peck of ripe,
AY
a cfaxarp WATER COURSE. |
‘a Law OWNER AWARDED. DAMAGES YOR. 1s:
IES CAUSED BY.AT. |
An important ¢ase was decided by a Date
phin county judge, The Lykens Yilley
Coal Company changed the course of a
Stream on its property 4 large
quantity of coal dust
old stream. A big flood |
‘of the Stream |
- doing
¥ uit
the
trint is not
ito the
fo Mavens
“At an
‘ground began oyer
‘the La ery at Avoca,
vein £) in the
the night,
property. where the
settled is known as “Brown's Patch!
it is reported that several acres
drom two lo six feet. ¢a sing’
houses ‘to fupplé over,
stain more or ‘less
pe nn Hl
LOSES is
in the
“of thé
libel, ‘res
and:
ina |
rounder;
= 4 BavinG ;
Adjutant
‘ants for pensions, who have.
papeis, goto unnecessary
ing persons to secure, from ;
es
A x SRR SEN ei a
i ia
x Wisse was crashed by rock
at the South West “Connells:
Corapany's.m nes, near Mt. Pleas
died several hours a'terward,
In
: but
Setomnry night and Sunday the Pri:
dephia and Beading Railroad moved 65 con’
trains from the mine{in the Schuylkill re
Ba down their main; line to sidewater.
ch of thes trains averaged 0 Rondola. cars
or in all 3,900. Each car carried an average
of 28 tons, making «total of 109,200 tons
for each ton the company gets $1 90° main
line tolls, or in all $247,460, which the ppr
Shaves pays. do
Kavi a 7imonths-old child “of Mr. and
Mis, A. omp, of Harrisburg, was fatally
buzned by the explosion of an oil janip.
4 9yman-onn daughter of Robert Meehan,
of Pittsburg, was fatally burned. . The child
Was playing about a fire when her lathes
oe. literally “cooking the flesh. Dr,
5 Teham.. pronounced the’ child's injuries
atal.
Brack diphtheria has broken out with
great yirnlence at Mammoth, amining town
in Westmoreland county near Greensbiing
and a bali dozen deaths huve occurred.
A LOCKPORT {Testmoreland county) farm
er discovered a broken ‘frog on one of the
main tracks of the Pennsylvania railroad on
“Tuesday morning just in time to Civh the
southwestern express, thereby saving it from
being thrown from the track.
A Tunien Valley engine exploded near
Shenai oh Wednesday nignt, killing En-
neer
seriously injuricg a fireman and, a brake-
man. ,
A iris child of Andrew “Johnson av
Braay s Run, was burned. to death’ while
laying about a fire in. a room with Other.
: bed dren.
Ar Beaver Falls Saturday afternoon’ dur
ing'a foot-ball game John ‘Mitchell of New
Brighton was severely injured. Littie hopes
pre entertained Jor his recovery. |
A cUMBERLANA county jury Yelsriay
rendered & verdict of $500 against: the
: Philadelphia and Reading railroad; for the
Lill of hares Evi hock, ‘near tarhis] ?
Pay i Soni Toor 5 1
Tamasxcs county school Etecion favor
free text books.
Mary Fok, an’ aged arippled
a was attack by two unknown men
near New Florence unday, and Tobived 1 of
hat
Ar SohuylKillbaven, A rs. Aun
died at the alrashouse, aged 101 y
was born in Wales in 1791 ‘and Has |
widow for fifty years: =
ArsErT TANNER. 8 1 timber
Sandy Lake, fell asleep in a ain
from Buffalo and was robbed of
of, Mercer county, is in’
because of un-
past three years;
auch be reqgtiii
they, a}
illiam Barry, of Shoemuakersfand.
Pilladelpble Git
no money w. :
of the public Eine halt pes 3
out ofthe proceed *
for 1893, unless the en .
ten days flrnish Couns with a
en day 8 with
exhibiting item by §
which the appropriatu ni |
is be expe , and also an appre:
of the sity Necessary to come
and firnish the buildings in accord- ©
with existing plans and specifications.
actiop hiss long been looked for.
Bmiding Compiission, which has sole
or the erection of Philadelph a's big
“hall. was created Legisla
20 years ago, aud far delied add
of eny into
Tt has
y money. been .g
: The
yeur is 2
x begun. it
to a at an estiz
: of © $16,000,000
on it. how | °°
noone be:
finished {the begin
f the next SEntuEY, gon
re
WACTORY INSERCTIONS.
THE YEALY REPORT SHOWING wig HAS DEER. 0
ACCOMPLISHED. }
been prepar-
of th
i; less
THE COST.
his
: A FNTAT BoTILER )
A fatal
County’
+ PENNSYL VANIA "or AR FIGURES. i
of of
] is 11
in x
many 43
hh Pha
i A PETITION i being hie ‘at Modoh-
gahela Ciry asking the coming council tol
Fepeal the local option law. |
Mans, Lizzie GRADER. of Mt. Pleasant, Pande
“Larcad with ilfesal liquor selling, was fined
Bt, 000 and sent" 10 months to the workhouse il
iby. Jd udge: Doty, ‘of Greensburg.
ey at Dl
EX-GOVERNOR HOYT DEAD.
He Quistly Crosses the Dark River, A ©
Sketch of His Military and Political
Career. : :
Ex-Goyernor “Honry” AL Hoyt died at.
Wilkesbarre, Pa. on Thursday, The end
was peaceful. Eix months ago he was
stricken with paralysis apd three months
later he had another stroke and began ‘to
fail apidly. Mr. Hoyt after the war was wo
never a sirong man, having contracted a
disease in the army which made him more |
or less of an invalid ever since, iis ‘estate «|
will not reach over $5,000, ;
Henry Mart n Hoyt v was worn at Kings:
tors, es ky Pa.. June 8.1830. of
New: Eng and stock: ‘the sen of
Sieba Hoyt who’ emi ated
county frm Danbury, Conn.
ing on his father's farm, be the
of 83 to the Wilkesbarre
he: eparel for Tiafayette
studing two years he:
College an graduated
After graduation he
few years and then
lite George W. W.
ted to the bar m
Civil
ing
was
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