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WOMAN -AND HOME.
f,UCGESTION3 A3 TO THE CARE
OF THE KITCHEN FLOOR.
"ooV!ii;j nml T-i'ip-riincrA Iru-fiil CJrir
iii:Jit Murrli l Woiiioii'h I.i von Somo
8iui.lu Ilcini 1 i' H Selilnli I'utdiitk 'eiil
of 11 j Iuiii UonHclioM 1 1 lilt.
Tin ci:r! f tlio !;itr;)n-ii flor In Komi-tiling
Im m lii'-h Jill x iioiiS'.-w jv:: lirn intvrusti.nl,
f')!- u I.itclu ii i m.vir t I.i :t-ti v lii-ro tliH
I.. -is in-;.-l"-'-te'l. 'o muttiT li'nv iiuatuii'l
r.li:rly tliu r--.iL ol' tlj.t rouiu iu:iy Im-, if tliu
i'.'j r i t ii it. i- mi t!ii- room ii.-v.-r look tHy.
It i.i -.ti 1 tli:it ii niivly iiis!,iil stovo ami a
li'riil Uili ln n (!oor uro tli'i l:ul'.t.s of j;ool
liuiivwi vc- , ami, : vor truo this inriy I"',
('itaiii it in that tin- i"-.ri- of tl:s! ai lii-lts ineri
a ;;l way lo.varl f;ivi:i tt!i:) room u ti!y
lii;x':irauci.
M-my HDiiidi, l;i v.aslilR n wliito, iin
f !aiin-l soft Mi.tiil U-'or, ii i tho liol, wills from
tlio l.oili-r that i ; l-;'t after ;tt:ni ' thi-ouh
flu family wnvUnir, whieh i.i a vi-ry ix.or
f::ii, iml'.i.-cl, '.,r ii,.- tvii'li'iify of hums is t
l.-irk-n t li" Hour if t.lm lo.rls nrn not tlior-
uihly ria"-i xvilli :,r water nftrv'jirl. As
t.!l--MJ Wullll-ll W'l l-.llll t'liil'i of lillS.'ll til')
I'o.'irln, tlio l!o"is of their LiJcIionM ahvayi
li.ivo a ij.-irli, liiivaii il for iipjii-iir.uirc.
To l:i-i'i a I! r iii; ami ci.-:ui is not nricli
wry liarl ivnrl; if iir yvi iilnltib it irr"ily.
;) Mil. to !:av"' a fl.inm l Hut.h to ..-e;li
ivitli, for Uieii i-t noiliiii lit: i fl.-tnnel ft.r tlii.i
1'iii posc, amj f.J.j flumel i::ni:i-wiir is just tllf)
t liia:r. 1 !ol, v.il r 1 as loir; l.i:.ei tin stand in;
l i;!" for Hii: l,:i!;; II him, ami v. illi jilcnly of
-:-.) :iul c-ne-;o t us of t lnj Pi-iiil.biii;' lril -ll
l.a.s ofu-ii MH'i-i-jili-iI in wiiitt nin; tlie floors;
lint tho liest auliiorii i'j- now say i-oM waU-r is
t lio Ix-st. Ii:!o u pail of clean, culd water put
t.v.M taWIi spoonfals of aiinnouia. Sweep tlior-ii;-rliiy
Ix-fore eoaiisi- iic-iM; to wash tli-- Door,
if 1 1 r Jl-Hjr is very ilirty so:ti-- e;ool :;ya-i ean
1 o used, I. i:t, n.iiinlly t !r-aiiiaionia i.isu 'iiej'. iit.
2s'- serii'ohii: ; lintsli is nei-il'-'l, for tli-) .-."i-ltioiiia
ni'Te tha'i t.-i'.'es its plaee; anl really,
if tl.i: lio'ii.l ii- vor rli-l anything hut liani- h
tii) s oi!jl'i;i;; hr;::h, it lais u:vonipli--!r-l
toaieriiiaj; f:.r v!:iv h all woinankiii'l shouiil
1. - t!i.ir:l:!;:I, for of all tho articles in tho
mhi. !.! 1 i'o :.. ' li'.jjstr-Mtli, tin; si-: i:bl ia;j
J-rii v statu.; ;t tl.e h--:id.
Tii i'.i ic 'iiiiler I hi ii'.ovo simnlil 1 thor
on;;: Iy clean"-1. !'.:" th.-) rvt of the lluor is
t a" lieil. lit " i i t !if 11 "; i;fc oiio corner of
root.!, f.iii!, a c'liiv.Miieiit, work toward
tai ii.-'!-. ijso l.ii nty of vat'-r, an I only
.::-.h sniiii :i ri -: of tlio floor at a time an
J'-ill cm co:iv. i;i-: Lly without !oitijj much
jm aeliiii;. Have a dry, i- :-.ii clolh specially
f'.r wiping, ii!i;l :i':w:;ya wipedown the leii;;:h
ijinl w.;h tl:i ir-iiii. of tlio 1-oa ids. If wiped
Jiero-; tlu l-oa;i:.) the iio-ir is apt to he
si re: Uy. I.i v.a--ai;:" acii p:eeo wash he
ron 1 t!i') j e.'.iii:,-; iiae, so that when dono
I hero r. i'.l it. t Im a dark la-irk 1 twu-on them,
which tiiciv sarely : i i 1 Lo it tuis is not dono
cnr.'f i:liy.
.im -.vc.rr.en pr fer i! -iTijr anion for this
Work, while o! !
dei-l;
thi-v cannot uso
or.-., a:al word. I i;:ui!i ra'.bcr p;o down on
their k nees to do i
it properly a mop
i:i'r tho kiteli -a ii
I'l'i'ii wiiiimu v.lio u-es
t'u best thiii'j Tor vns.h
r, or, in fiict, any fiHr.
Any woman who i: :ts clean, soft cloths nml
'!'-iity "jf amnioi'i.: water, anl ;ool soap if
':e.;;rcd, in n;"; pi:e; tin floor, wiil have just
as nice, cJean II, " ."-i li-.r next dorr nvighiior,
v. ho doetj it i.i tl:' oM way, lcide3 sa.vi:i a
f.-n-at deal of slri-a.tlt inul time. Boston
JiudL
OoikI Co7:ia'.; and Tetiipcrancc,
Tlio conilli ion -i 1 in; poor in so called civ
SHz -d conn!ri--s i.; f r th- most part wretched
t-hieily l.ec:iii-e th- nins.vs know not hin-; of
tho proper met !: ;i's cf preparing foo.I, or of
t':o selection of k. They, as n, rul', waste
their fo.Mi fund in travr.j;ant and injudici
ous p.ircha.-.e!?, and tlien they Siil half they
laiy tiirouy.li tticlr eu'iaary incapac-itj'. Or.t
of th-jsesp ilel meals out of nil this iudigent
iole, unpalatat!o food; ont of th disgust
v hieli si'.cli liarlia rous cooking lireeds arises
t!i cravi::;j for !rin!c whicli drives thousai'ds
ami tens of tlioi:aitas to tlio salo jn for coni
furt and compensat ion.
It ini'y eonh.lontly 1m nsnerkHl that lint 10
per cent, of tlu iu-.-ii who drink do so solely
l:ivanj; tlu-y re::h liijuor. AVhcn s-.ic't a
.oitivo love of dri.sk exists it is frcneralty a
hvmptom of disease. Men tiro led to drink or
driven to it y ex'.orar.l conditions mo.-t often,
jtinl nothing is more conducive to this end
than the lr.iserahlo diclin;; which is the com
mon lot of the pour. The man who knows
thr.t. In has a wh- ioonie, savory meal await
in;; him at heme i. not likely to linger ot thf
siloon. Th" life: whii.Ii i;rows up about
t'ao latter 1 laco i.s not a natural
one. The ciu.iomers of tlio bur
leek that piac as :?i alternative quite as
fteii as li----aii-ic they like it. Th-.y are fup;i
tives from iliM-on:;'i. i t, from had and repul
sivo f-ioil, fro;:i dirt un.l evil smelis; m.t m 1-d-:ni
from the foal ra.iods lireil in their
v. o-uenkiml !' iiii.-iy ami rum and liter.
"Women are driven to drink by tho hopeless
ness of makiny; lii-mes for their hushumls and
-h.il Iren. Their hrnorar.ce of cv.kiri;; and
:oti.-vl:ei.;;iii thwarts uii their Vtrorts, and
they attii!itt:e the soualor in which they vcy;
tareto tlieir povtrty, mi l fall back on tlio
saloon as a rmrce f fory. tfulncss.
Teach them or their i ;uy;liters to cook:, and
nt one? liyi'nt. is let i.i on th-. ir daikencl liv-s.
They then hold a tijisnian w!iii-!i wiil brine;
tlscif hasbamls from tho ran shop, usid keep
them at hoin'-S whieh is more. They can then
establish sor.ietbi'.i like ti fainiiy circle, and
tlu :-.ie leiis tlx. d. new means of cxtendiag the
vi holes-t::i.t ini'uouc will develop of them
selves. Tho whole character t'f tho averay;o
vvorki.ic'inaii can be improved, elevated,
swei tciivd, by thison-j instrumentality. Teach
the girls l cook, am! an immerse deal of fric
tion wiil bo eliminated from modern life.
Temperance and wholesome fornl are natural
uliies an.l partners, and ba-1 food is the j;reat
et inccnlive to drink that can be named. Uy
all means, thorciort, let the cooking sc!n;oIs
h-.-artiiy nr-proved. an.l su;iioricd. Jiew
York Tribune.
A I'st-Tal Garment.
A pretty apr.:i is cr.e of usual shape,
j.leatcnl into a wai: iband, w ii'a n full l ib or
;:u-,tro:i front, patLeivdat tho top or bottom.
'Jii'.-s apron is left the whole width of tho
fciKxLs at the lower part, and a saiall slope cut
off gradually a fe-.v inches from the lower
edge, until nt the '.vaist the gore, cutting is
about three, inclies wiJe. A lew pleats a re
fi;:.di!i the v.aist of the apron at each sido,
r..akj.g a ligh; hollowing iu the centi-r.
fc-Uitcii on a two .-.-id one-haif inch band for
th-waist; sew en one side and thou on
th other, so that no rough edges are left.
Cut a piece for the bib; turn up the lower
edge on tho rigV.t side and run in two gather
ing threads. lraw up to about six inches in
l-.ugth, and tho lower edge to the lower edgo
c f the apron bnml at the back, stitching the
tipper edga of the band to tho bib, so ai to
bide the upper row of gathering thread.
Turn down tho upper edgo of tho bib two
inches on the wrong side anil make two rows
of gathering about one-half inch lclow the
top edge, so as to leave a little frill above.
Fold a little Land of stuir, six inches long
and. one inch deep; fix it at tho back, and
neatly arrange the gatherings on this, draw
ing tLeui up to fit tiie band in length. Sew
l7 La.' nnwigf! to rrfc well. Tho Items
on lb i tttnl tin; upper edgo an I sides t f
tho L i trimmed w ith work or lace, or
tuckg .tionx, fonth'T htiti-h, etc., can bo
enipk to derorat'. A neat way to fasten
tho LL . Jk to stitch two narrow bands about
an ilioli Wide, and fast:;n them ut tho back of
the two upper corners of tho bib, pass them
over the uLoul l r, ami fa" ten to a button of
tho dretm about half w:iy d-vvn the back.
When the difsi is not fa-tem-d behind, cut tho
bands longer, i-ro.-s like braces, and fasten
on two buttons, plue:d one each tide of tho
button that fasteiM tin; wai-,;. of the lipron.
Tlii.i ujiroii looks vi ry pn-tty wh!i' inade in
ecru s-priggud inu lin, t i-iu.!in:d with lace; t!i-.;
bib edged with lace mid the lower edge gath
ered and sewed outside th-) baud, mi that ii
frill of lace falU 1 low tlio wabl. I Sows of
ribbon or ribbon wai tb.::i Is inn added. ilh
tin apron t'j match a morning gown, tho lat
ter will last clean half as long again. I'hila
i Iphi.i 'l imes.
I.lvcs of ?!arii-il vVoaif n.
AiTieric.ui viii"ii marry t"o -rly and live
t'jo Ki.-cludil. Many are n.-ircely oat, of
H.-hool Iw-foro they have settled down as w ives
ami i,ousekeoi-.rs. Tho car-s of a family m e
devolving on the in lx f.n; they have tin
strength mid nerve to pi fi rm them, thte
reason that our female ivm-i stors Ja.-t-d longer
nml had better health w;us that t heir minds
were not so much taxed nor th" nerves so
highly strung. Tln-y had th. fail usoor th. ir
powers. Their physical health wan better;
their constitutions stronger. Those that, had
much mental activity generally Lad Miiih ii iit
physical exertion to counterbalance it.
J.!-t women know not enough of tho laws
that govern health i:i: 1 'f the ili e:isrs inci
dent to their.se:: ami children. II-v.v often do
wi.'see peevishness lM.mh'e J. d by a sickly w iio
and iiioth'-r that, bv a l.i-.owh-dge of tin laws
of heakh and strict, observance of tli- tn,
might bo strong and healthy, and
fitted for lier responsible and arduous
duties! The majority of married women,
with families of small c!il-lr n, need mor
relaxation and a greater variety of innocent
r creation. Many of them beo me so chained
down in lfvly ati l mind by t he mention of
household cans ami labor that ih-ir health
ami spirits sink beneath the h;nd, and in ap
pearance, strength ami spirit:-! they grow pre
maturely old. Some housewives sutler much
annoyance from I ad servants, ami some pi r
form drudgery for whi-ii they a;o i::f it tod.
Tin indoor labor performed by many Amer
ican women is avt-niishing. "What atCoctii tho
body mlla-mees the mind. Y.'heu one is worn
and irritated it i.ct on the oilier. English
women usually have M-tt(.r servants nml more
of them. They are trained thoroughly for
the special ii i artments of house and kitchen
work. English worn- n v.e.ik a;:d ri-I-; more,
marry later, ai d Lav I y natur-. belter con
stitutions. 'ir-i.i i.i 1'ea'iy ia Courier-Journal.
Young Iio:::.c!.ccpci-s .Stitmlsi Know
Thritbiitleri.ulk wiii t:.::e out mild-.-stains.
That bottles are easily el--..iel with hot
water and fir.;' c-.-als.
That old ii:;;i'.:;i;i a-;d el.t tnb'.eviolhs make
tin; very best o!" :,h!: s clot lis. .
That it is v. cii to keep iargo pieees of char
coal in dainj corners a::-l in dark i:ees.
That tl-.rce teaspoon f:i is of kero.-vno put iu
the wash boil.-r wiil gn-titly assist iu the la:t
rubbing.
That i? tho bands are rubbed on a stick of
celery after p -eiing onions, the smell wiil lie
entirely remove-!.
That tubs will not wr.rp or crack open if
the precaution is taken to put a pail of water
into each, directly after v:rs.
That chloride, of !imo should bo scattered,
at least once av. ee!;, mi ! -r sinks and in all
places where 'ewer gas is liable to lurk.
That it is an excellent plan to Lava a penny
bank, to be opened or.ee a year, when a book
may be purchased or tho contents mtiy be
used in any way desired.
That one pound of fine tobacco put J-ito a
pail of boiling water and allowed io partially
cool, when put upon a carpet with a soft
brush, will brighten tho colors and remove
surface dirt.
That turpentine and black varnish pat Into
any good stove puli:-h, is the blacking used
by hardware dealers for polishing heating
stoves. If properly put on it will layt
throughout a season.
That table linens phould always bo hemmed
by hand. Not only do they look more dainty,
but there is never a streak of dirt under tin
edge after being laundried as with machine,
sewing. Mrs. V. II. ilaher iu Goc-.I House
keeping. Some KlmjVto Itcmoi'ios.
For a sore throat, cut ..li'-- of fat, boneless
bacon, jK-pprr thickly and tie around the
throat with n ll-unel cloth.
When stung by a bee or a wasp, make
a pr.sto of common earl it and w..ter, put on
the place at once and cover with a cloth. "
For a col on the chest, a flannel rag rung
out in boiling water and sprinkled with tur
pentine, laid on the chest, gives the greatest
relief.
When a felon first Logins to make its ap
pearance, take a lemon, cut I'll one end, put
the finger in, and the longer it is kept there
the 1 ctt.?r.
For a cough, boil one ounce of flaxseed in a
pint of water, strain and add a little honey,
one ounce of rock candy, undthe juice of
three lemons; mix and boil well. Drink as
hot as possible.
Often after cooking a ine.il a person will
feel tired and havo no appetite; for this beat
a raw egg until light, stir iu a little miik and
sugar, and se;i:-o;i with nutmeg. Urink half
an hour before, eating.
For a burn or scald, make a paste of com
mon baking soda and water, apply at once
and cover with a linen cloth. When tho
skin is broken, apply the white of an egg
with a feather; this gives instant relief, as it
keeps the air from tho flesh.
At tho first s,igns of a ring round, take a
cupful of wood ashes, put iu a pan v. ith a
quart of cold water, put the pan on tho stove,
put your finger iu the pan, keep it there un
til tho water begins to boil, or as long as it
c.".:i be borne. II-peat onco or twice if neces
ary. "L. L."' in Good Housekeeping.
Selflsli Parents to Tliaine.
A generation or two ago plain American
fathers and mothers did not entertain tho
fanciful idea that tho stata should tako
charge of everybody's edaeati'Mi, nn rals and
habits. They "believed that it was their duty
to keep an eye on their bys, and i:i cases of
iuMcbavior they resorted without compunc
tion to a tcngh hickory or a barrel stave.
Thirty or forty years ago, if a Georgia father
bud been told that his sixteen-year-old boy
was in danger of having a congisted brain
from tho smokir.g of cigarettes. 1:; would
have rushed th ; youngster out into tic hack
yard and saibd i'.it him with a stick. In
those days people didn't apjieal to s'l'-ieties cr
a Women's Ciiristian Temperance Union or
the legislature when their boys went wrong.
They simply rr.ado a family affair of it and
straightened it out satisfactorily.
Tho other day we said that there could bo
no great improvement ia morals until we re
store I tlio lho:-"-.:;:h and cficier.t system of
family education an 1" government wLieh
formerly prevailed. What wo said appln-s
directly to thl-s cigarette evil. If loys are to
Le allowed to Lo their own masters, choose
their companions and dispose of their tim-.,
wo may rest assured that the majority will
pick up many vices that will injure them In
the future. Do you want your loy to grow
i:p pure, hone:-,t, sober and indn';'.riotn? l!-gi't
your work on Lim at ho:m-, an-1 laep at it.
Goo 1 laws and good schools can never takvi
the place of tho old fasliioiieil family train
ing. Wo cannot afford to have a lot, of tobacco
hearts and conge-ted braiiM pu- h-.-d into k--ciety
and bii- iut .-. cireh a. The gr.-at pi'ob-
I lems and gig:mti ; c'nieer'.is of this ag-; ! -
lanml men who enjoy the largest lin-aurc of
i.h vsieal ami nn-nial lu-al: !i. Wo must have
them at any cost. If they cannot be pro- i
du---d under our res- nt j sb ni, li t u ; go
b:i.'-k in i.'iiiio degn i t- tl.e i-otumo:i .si te '
sinipl'- ity of our fathers-. It wiil n -I. In:: I, i
the yoiing-t-'-rs; it will b:; tla ir salvation in
more w:ty.s than 01:0. Atlanta Con. t,iti:tio:i.
Tlio Knowledge of Sewing.
A g'-i i--ration ag'i il v a s th'i.i;:ht shocking
if :i girl in in i - 1 l-a. i.ig no :u-. 1. dgn f
r 'V.ine;. in true: ion in h.ov to cut and make
Ihtcwii u;;.iercl .thing, and to do pi. tin I
flue n.'ii'liug of a!! kinds, was esteemed an
i 11 1; .i t .i! it, part of a young woman's c 'tin a
ti-:. Although ::-wiag ma eid'n s were pr;:c
t ically Ui;!:ie.e. n, im st, ti,o! in-r.-; mad- - ;i!l I h if
own i.n 1 their i hiidreu's ::ml hi;; bam! ' under
vear. li .-.v that.-h-'pwoi k has to a great ( x
b nt sup; r:.."di d home :--v. lag, it t.; J -: ' ' -ably
heap. - f, woni.i'i t. buy gai aii 'iits ready
marie than to spend in r :im ;i:i fasai"i:'" ;.; ,
th'-m herself. H'till, sh- ouglit in ;'. ! : the
i:b-lity t.' do the work si:- uM an etiierg-ucy
ari' that w:,;ill compel her to attempt
i.iiiy a girl has luariiedin tiller i-mii anee
of any sort i f s --., i'!g beyond t he mi ! ' t. rtn'i
mints, ami ha.'i b a forci-1 to fe-ch hers--'f
with infinite pains to f i-hi i! tho tiny gar
niei.ls shoe- t.ld not affo;--! t-biiy.
K en if one 1;
,k-ll iu cutting sr.rl fil-
braneh--.s of ii'ei)i!::ig, from laying a patch by
tho thread to d-niiing stockings well. Tin;
last is an accomplishment owned by few.
Nearly any nursery maid wiil prof ex-; herself
fully com; )-;t. i:t I ) mend stockings, ivho.-e
la' ors in I ho shap of col -i .led holes, knotted
thread, and pulled fabric would disgrai-; the
m -re.-t tyro in tin art. C-uistino Terkjtiii
Herri" -k in Hauler's Dazar.
Jliiying to Ioo-.l Advantage.
"Never l ay anything because it is cheap,"
was o:n of Poor Richard's maxims, and a
good one, too. This docs not i' ;i !,i.l that fore
thought that looks forward into the future,
and selects what one knows can soon be used
to good advant.-ige. At the end of a season
there are always times when remnants and
broken lots of stamlard goods may bo ob
tained for a very low price, because the m r
chants would rather sell them thus than to
"carry them over'' to the next season, involv
ing the trouble of packing and unpacking,
and of keeping e.-n Vtal locked up which might
be i-1 work and earning something. Thuu
white summer goods, ginghams, chambrays
and various tilings of that sort may bo gotten
ia the fail fit a very low figure often, and if
one lias children or can forecast her own
l-.cods for thes - materials she may often buy
to great advantage. Care should always be
taken, however, to purchr.se .standard good.:,
and not those passing fancies of one season,
which wiil be sin e to look very much out of
pla.03 the next. Rostoii Globe.
Kccil of I7j ieiie.
Besides being well ventilated, our he-uses
should be full of light and sunshine. Floors
should be kept clean, and walls and ceilings fre
quently freshened, fii-cping rooms shoul 1 bo
furnished with rugs instead of carpets, that
they tuny be thoroughly" cleaned each week.
Chamber utensil in ml crockery ohculd bo ke:t
scrupulously cieaii, and when po.s-.uble the
windows of sleeping rooms should Lo left
open during tho day and nearly or quite
closed at night. In cold weather an opening
of an inch ut the top and bottom of a window
is sufficient. Pcrs-otis should never sit or sleep
in a draught of aij-.
livery sleeping room should have outside
windows, opening at tp and bottom, and
sunshine at some part of the day; r.i.o means
of ventilation. It would be better for people to
live iu tents the whole year round than iu some
of tho damp, dark places in which they are
huddled in our cities, where are no possibili
tieri of cleanliness or pure air. T.Irs. E. G.
Cook, ?,I. D., in Demortsfs.
flardcniag For Women.
That unhappy divorce between Evo and
E len has s::reiy not b.- ea hand -1 down to her
daughter.;, for thry are today the me: t en
thusiastic gr.i"!'::crs in tho world.. It is d v
light fully freipicnt hereabouts to see city
women i-.i wide sunshades and gauntlet gloves
Leu.'Ifi'C over the;
warden pi
i!ggmg
pruning and clipping away energetically at
outdoor plants. "It i.s a joy without canker
or ciirk, a pleasure, eternally new." Day by
day tho lovely living things grow gladly
under earn nn-l attention. If one be puzzled,
fretted, cress or sorrowful, t here is no panacea
like a bit of homely gardening. Just try
picking off tho dry leaves, loosening the
.1-,1 n-o-Mi loT'iiiMrr fot t il '. v! it iiieof'i! I
and generally doctoring the ailing shrub, as
well as fseding and potting the healthy plants;
it is like being good to children, they are so
grateful too iu their perfume i gratitude.
New Orleans Times-Democrat.
(ills on Horseback.
The wisdom of making young girls ride on
the right as well n.s the left side i;3 very ob
vious. The crookedness which accompanies
all one sided exercise is avoided, and they be
come better horsewomen. Of fours-, differ
ent saddles are provided, and tho old fash
ioned saddle with its two upright pommels is
quite discarded. The Princess of Wales in
variably rides on the right side, owing to the
stiffness in her right knee, which prevents her
from bending it all. .She no longer rides in
the Row, however, nor dare tho young prin
cesses ride there. Home Journal.
To Have Pretty TcetJs.
Tho Paris Figaro says that if you want
your children to havo pretty teeth you must
begin with tho second dentition to press back
with tho finger every morning tho teetiv
which havo a tendency to project forward
and to pull forward those which tend back
ward. As a wash, boil in a tumblerful of
water a pinch of quassia woo l with a pinch
of pulvorized cacoa. Tt strengthens the gums
and whitens tho teeth without injuring tho
enamel which covers tho bone. Wash the
mouth after each meal with lukewarm boiled
water. New York Kun.
Tho Salmon Held in Aversion
The fishermen i.i Scotland declare that the
salmon's tail is pointed "iir.ee Loki became a
salmon, and was caught by that appendage
while slipping through a i:et si t for him by
tbo gids." Curious to say, iu some parrs of
Scotland the salmon is held in great avcr.-iou,
its name int even being mentioned. Thus in
certain districts it is known as the "so-and-so's
fish,"' and in others as "the bcat.v Chi
cago News,
Tho 'Ielilorln Ilarnfr,"
A new trade for women in Albany is that
of "neighboring darr.er." The woman who
follows it has for her customers a dozen or
twenty households, each of which she visits
reekly, and spends a few hours ia doing cp
the family daruins and mendius
ITGMS CF INTEREST.
?btw ami I'n-.-agraplii of All Sorts dcniiel
from Nt-wp:: p-im.
Tiff-': :;ni gi'VcrniiK nt, h I.uv in;r Ihig-
li.-.Il Lot- Ce.
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k biai i. i.!y .-'l.iiT ,ii
;i:k ii l'iiai d to c;isli th"
i-lack. 'i heii tin ;:i:-!i with t!:o cln ck
!ej ( . "itt d ('.il cctits io Hi nihil man':;
-!-;: lit. ;:e;:ii:i I . -res, -i it oil
tl.'
.ck, anil
j; t tho iiioni-y.
liti.-si;i i:i ( omii 1 rii'.g iho r,d vis.'ibility
of eiu'.cliiig r. law jii-nviillng tlsiit chiMicii
Lovn i:i li;:.' ia ol' : : i i i ; i": 1 1 :-: 1 1 ( iv rinmi
i.;i;vnls slu;!l l.-i. ri'trav-I'.-il i.s Il;i;-si:ut t ;il-
j'-cis i'roi.i Lirth, i:::.ti
t h -v i;l i:;in their nm i
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tints iimkni-x (li'-m liiii.k- l- jiiiiibiry : r-vh-s
Vr'hi'ti. in 1 etc.",, i.a. Uiiiic-il Mttito
(roDjis occii ': ;1 M.-a-t o. (J;:.. thi y t'.ti.icl
out Id .!;; ft ::S t'-i y l::'i, ;!:i i;:;.l; v
1 aroiiily v.-i.-i-n ot t in-?s-':.. ;-i'.;ia of tl. :-
wiir :-'.('.-::s rc:';i; d f;t i. ntnl v-:a
fiof-i: !.'.. v.ir:-.; lb." ;'uv.; f th;.' -.e,i-;l'
red i-'-.ti't i'l'i ins, ;i:al o;i, of i!.-:ii, at.
l-::.-t, i.s l.vhig" iti ;- fotts oM ivrjt in
Jin;, rot canity.
1 lie ciiiioi vs .f n I:- ::vy double lu-ailt r
liviti v.- i:ii;l :i tie- f ruc uv.'.r tin
i!!:igeol" l. ,-k ;!!!. :i. V. They vl.'stlt'ti
for I r:. 'a s. vii n t!::: Ircin v.":::ii!h!lit.
te :m tho ohiit I ;io of tho ci:gii: i-i-s le.-ipc!
J toiii Lis 1 -oi!iot ivc. ;:iii!. r
itig r.hi-ia!,
-i.!;gb,t tin infant from the truck
ward tho mother bus reeonlt -.3
giiu it's naiiie in'tho J'tntiiiv llibl'.
As a
h t-n-
r.i -
v.-.-:.s ;;n o:.lr.!u ilinnw ;rui;!it in
o;.o part of 'h'.li.-l this i-:;;-. On July ",
11. 11. Shi-ilf. th"' Ti:-t:-i (.'ho.) c;t.,p.!:;s
tir.d C!k hio circuit. i:-suod :. pri t himiiilon
j:r :"t i L it tlio J: 1 1 1 i . of bur f':lod
l:-.ac-l;s. nml ho. whh :-M!.;c .-"! -eia!:-;. .vent
'to 1 ht Tie 1 1 I :
for j-e,r:i.-n
t;i T.t hj rii in
.n b-(!i-;h- t;
pray
; i.iv
tho gotl.s
tia-ro v-,-:s
IMO
il on ti:o l'ltli a ln av
uliowor.
In t- tiriivT ihwn r.n o'J fi t rnliriii.-v, fivo
inii: fr-.m Td. ii:ti-.-'!', (:;t., worh'ti"-ii
fouiid ;.-i oM time; s!u , w liij i !.i-lv,ci-:i (ho
wtT.t lii-r bo.'.iding '.ho l ig venlls. !t
ii made of :i heathi r sir; ) t'.vo Incla-s wiih?
foid a! .-out n An. I nml iii.a'C!oa; ihstuu-ti
iii j. j;-. '!:..!):( 1 l;;c!;( :y I;;-.n:! y.onw two
f t -fc I .-i:g, w ith a .stvirg in t iu rod by
which it might Ii r:l-:.-ho I te t!-o wriat.
Ii remitiilcd io of oi-J lim--.-.
J;;..t in froiit of tho whero Vvirl-
d i.i C'U'vt'l.ini.1 stood ia ih rM.:i 1 thi;
I -o fir-1 -f c,, imisl;iov.s i.iti.o ciiv lull of
I hi'-i.h !plii;i v!;t-.i ho n-cive.i th- p.il Vn
v.i thf mvtit re:
1 .src rp"! i:i tho
er.m.J.
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1
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nd then l!;n:iii; tiiw.trd t' o.
i:.:,' h
o:;it.
- thoue;:r:.l i.-.t
ennii-in;
v.i
that turn wore tin.
few hours.
ct.rpe-Ls v.) thrc-Jiu.i in a
SjttirlRKS rcIi:r oto.--"c:;l Artb.-I: s.
A regf.lar ptn.g of luttnttfrx-turorfs of
spurious ttroi;iM;hgiv.l tivliolos liaa rc-ci-r.l'y
! t'f ti c-onvic'o-d in the Canton cf
riout'chuU-l, wio:;o fcciiolarj had Ion;
C'i.:::i laijit d of the frauds practiced on
ho.ib r.; for relics t:f iik' dwcllin':'-:-. Oin?
f t'i'j itocusod had mvenied tlx "lrn
r.;:r-" for the ltcnc-fit f vji o::l!n!.-:ia:-tic r.n
tior.r.: i::n, and dug out for him a nutrdxr
of tkillftilly juxpared tatlohs of 1:om..
Another fraud cott-i.-;tod of forging t!i-.
higniitnro of the curatcr of the Arehr.--)-Ingieal
IuPi-i:m t Ncufchatc-J, ar.tl tof-ti-fvio.g
therein- to the ger.ttinejicrs f a
nr.cia. ine iorgei"s vvei
tonus of imoris-jnmer.t va
ntenccd t )
it'g Irom two
davs to half a vear. Home Journal.
A Iirrss ?.ade of Thread.
A young ladycf Austin, whohr.3 mtK-h
'.-isno to spare and who is very fikiilful
with the needle cr.d excels i:i a!I fancy
orocliet work, lias lr.a.le a unirpue dress.
The material U einmon sp.ool thre.tJ,
white. a::d the entire drei-3 is hand tnj
chetevl work, beautifully flowered and
Etroiujy made, .and about 10.0'jO yan-a
cf thread were used in ita construction:
The sleoves are crocl:etel ia tlie propter
6!!ajx. and are fastened in I t a lock ci-o-cheled
s.tltoIi. It is a very lx-autiiul i.ress,
end the y.ti!:g lady telL us tliat it took
lier thren tnnr.tlis to complete it. Austin
(Nev.) lievtille.
ilio.-:--. I
in I'rr.iic'.xo. j th-' .M i.M.-.-lj
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!,) i'.M ,- ii'c of
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n k i l".' -n "s-.
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l.itclicaiw, ESatilways mutOflici's,
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in:i:nii!,'"'e
UNDERTAKING AND ERiBALFfllNG A SPECIALTY.
COllNKIi 3IMX AND SIXTH
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(si ccrsso:: to
Will l.ei p
..ntly i.n liaial
n pro r- n r ' q r r
.
ICTto TTc3-0-IST?;3
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E. G. Dovey
Son.
We 'Ujlo plfu'isq
mi
ran mm miuvsi ujuus
iv hi'iM&kt
and .-lit.l 1 le uletod 1 sliuv." you :i
I
JUuGlu
Vool T3ress Goods,
and Trimmings,
Hoisery and Underwear,
Blankets and Comforters.
A spieiidi-1 asortnunt of Ladies' iisses' and C)iildnii3
CLOAKS, WILII'S AND JEIISKV.S.
"We have a;;o added to our line of carpets some new pattei 11?,
371ooi Oil Gltrt1! :xTntts M1 iMgs..
In men's hcav;
Chiidrens Fo,tg
your in-.-j CCtio'-i.
rnd fine i';ot.s
:r, we have a com
All d' partiiM-nt.--
m k a r is
sr.
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rs'-?
FV3
.. ', !.-, Id ci'cci:t. i-lit :t ji 1' tlittii tiny lit. use vt-A of
Will never U- iiinlcrmld. ('nil :ilnl l''Cn in-l.
g.ES3.3:.ir5.ZDKrC3r
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rt
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BEDROOM
SET I
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CLASSICS OF
km M . " it n " nj) n
wUj uk.)n --fr uit-iu mW buuimw
TO-
um.t Tiur -tir i iri !' y
stock (A' CJoods
;i1)oiui(l.
and Fair Iric:s
PLATTSMorTII, KKUKASKA.
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:i full ami i-iiiniia-N- i-K a. !
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Pa ink Oi k.
LIQUORS
E. G. Dovoy & Son.
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and .hz, tilo in J.uuie.s , .ui?-fccs .iml
jik'.e line to "which ve INVITK
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