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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-07

PERRY's MOTH AND FRECKLE LOTION and
Comedone and Pimple kennedy is sold by every
wholesale and retail Druggist and Fancy
Goods dealer in Portland and elsewhere.
ioSth -an11m
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WHTTIER's Raspberry Vinegar for deli
cious summed drink, or for the sick room.
Winters Raspberry Vinegar 50 cents bot
tie. iy1st-d1w
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MAIN e.

BATH, July GA house at the south end Of
Middle street, owned and occupied by Albert
Geichell was totally destroyed by fire this af.
ternoon. Loss $1,000; insured for $780,
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AUCTION SALES.

Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction.
ON Saturday next, July 9Th, at II AM, on Market
" street, We shall sell Horses, Jump Seat butt
by j M Kimhall, Sulky, 1 open Wagon built by
Maine s tate Prison Co, 34 Wagon built by Brews-
ter, Rockaway, built by Martin, Pencil. q Co;
Express Wagon, Jenny Linds, Harnesses, sc.
Also one Moving MACH ne ~ "
n. o. BAILEY a. CO., Auctr's.
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HALIFAX, Ms st. amer CarIotta, 500 drums cod
hsp' paies Woo: to John Porteons
Secrtp's by Railroad. aud siesmboafs.
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAyIeg cans milk SIS
Dbls. Hour "a cars lumber 2 do clonhoar,ls 9 do
pickets, | do oats, do paper do bark do pota-
toes, do sundries, do hops do niles io mate
r'al do laths; Shipments East 200 his / ear
malt. ~" '"''' w.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILwAy-51 leases mdse. 81
bJ.s shoves, IS bags potatoes, Sc do STOOLS II r This
~ bds dowels % do SKINS, 10 do hoes do handles
40 bales excelsior 35 bags spoos 10 boxes scythes IL
drag rakes, u veal, ears old rails, A pkgs sun
dries
STEAMER MONTREAL FROM B0srON-32 bbls,
flour, 10 bales earpeng % kegs soda, so lard
70 DDS pork, 10 ties lar, case castor oil, 10 kegs
paint 100 casks nails, "a lis skins. 10 and 10
bales domestcs moving machinss. 81 pigs furni-
ture, 10 frkins butter, sewing machines, orses
and three carriages IA bdls chair stock, % boxes
cheese, 30 do spcts hid ha Is. b1ls. gass ware,
100 pcks to order.
For Canada and up country-25 asks n Ills, 80 bags
aye wood, 90 kits IN ckerell. l05 bars STEEL "a bales
rags, II bdls chair stock, 10 do leather, hhds mo-
iasses casks soda. 49 bds pipe, 8 horse rakes %
t o9Xes ass, bales wool, steam pump, boi er,
bdls fish, top buggy, so picks to order.
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AnScIs1e

New YORK, Julp 6.-John M. Dow. of Saith
street, formerly of Augusta, Ga, and worth
nearly milivn OF dollars, most of which has
bee,. lost in speculation in this city, committed
suicide in Madison Square last night, by dose
of laudanum.
W hiie Star Line.
The new steamer The Republic of the White
Star line, was launched at Belfast, Ireland, on
the 4th of July. She is the third new steam
ship of the line. The Baltic will arrive at this
port next month
New Pier.
The Dock Commissioners decided this after
noon to begin at once the construction of a
new pier 500 feet long by 60 feet wide, at the
foot of 9th street, East river. The work will
be under the supervision of Gen. Mcclellan,
and will be the first pier under the new sys-
tenn. Secretary Belknap declines to interfere
to prevent the extension of the Brooklyn piers
$50 feet into East river. as Harbor Commits
soner Blunt requested, Gen. Humphreys, chief
of the engineers, having certified, after an ex-
animation, that no necessity exists for inter-
ference of the general government to protect
the interests of navig alton.
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JOB PRINTING.-Send your orders for Job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
owest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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BLACKBERRY CORDIAL hittier's Black
berry Cordial for all summer diseases. An
excellent article-5O centsa bottle. iy1-d1w
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SCHLoTTERBECKs' Moth and Freckle Lo.
ton, will remove Tan, Sunburn and Erup-
tions from the skin. Price 5O,ts per bottle.
;o17 ltf
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Money continues at 2 and 3 per cent, the supply
being largely in excess OF the demand.
III. HHa .---'' 80 -4 -
Stocks we're very dull and inactive the only secu-
rites in which any interest manifested being
Lake Shore and Rock Island, the former being very
strong and the latter weak.
The Lake Shore pool is now said to have between
10000 and shares OF stock which they expect
to sell to the rect and public later in the
The entire Shore capital of the company Is now $780,
goo shares, and ordinarily there is not more than
$4,000 TO 10000 shares In the street the present
ual amount having been brought out by the recent
high prices which the stock has commanded.
The following are the closing quotations of
nlrr.
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Household Furniture at Auction

ON Wednesday, July 18th, at 10 AM, at house No
" 375 Congress street, residence OF late Thomas
Hammond shall sell the Furniture inssaii house,
consisting in part OF Parlor Suit in black walnut and
hair clio h. Marble Top Table, Pier Table, French
Pate mirrors, What-Not, Oil Paintings and EDgray-
ings, Mahogany Sofa, Rockers, Chairs, FrenchClock
Vases, Secretary, Hat Tree, Pembroke Table, Extern
sion Dinag Table and Chairs, French China, Crock
cry and GLASS Ware Mahogany Dedsteads, Bureau,
Sinks, Toilet Tables, Lounges, Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds, Ingran Carpets, Easy Chairs, AR
Tight and Cook Stoves, together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
At12 M, one Piano, Edwards & Sons Best; oc-
taves, round corners, carved legs, &c; one Tton q
Nc FaIlaud Safe.
.Iulv I'd
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CONNECTICUT.
General KniIrOasi Pill

HARTFORD, July The House to day pass
ed eeoeral railroad law by a vote of 12g TO
~ Til. bill cDnsold ,ting tue Hartford and
New Haven and The New York and NV Hay-
en- railroads was under discussion.
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FIVE hundred yards Japanese Silks 10 the
best style of stripes, IS cents. Real Scotch
Ginghams, 15c. CovELL & VALPEY. 7.2t
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During storm IN Nebraska last night, a
train on the Fremont & Blair railroad was lift
ed from the track and blown twenty feet from
the rails An infant was killed and the mail
agent fatally wounded, and Is other persons
more or less hurt.
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WARRINGTON.
n6aIpEu usenpnmts

WASHINGTON, July 6-Payments made by
the Treasury during June were as follows: =
On account of the War Department, 81 ,966 ,308 /;
Navy Department, $1,181 ,295; Interior, In
cellaneous, Sc, 500 536, The above does not in
clude the payments made account of the inter-
est and principal of the public debt.
Civil Service Commission.
The Civil Service Commission to day again
had under discussion a general subjected of
competitors to an examination. Various COM
munications from the Treasury Department. in
regard to the number and distribution of Offic-
ers were read and considered, and the subject
of the organization OF the post-office cepart-
ment taken up
Patent Extended
The Commissioner of Patents to-day extend
the patont of John p. MauDy, for improved
harvesters. The extension to date from the
14h inst.
Ku Klux Committee.
Judge Petres and Col. Pugh of Alabama tes-
titled to-day before the committee. Their tes-
mony was similar to that of Gov. Lindsay and
other conservative witnesses, that no such or
ganization as the Ku Klux exists in Alabama
and that good order and respect for law pre-
vail il. that State Col. Pugh at the outbreak
of the war was member of Congress from
Alabama, and afterwards member of the
Confederate Congress. j. M. Justice of Ruth
erford county, n. c., a prominent native Re-
publican member of the legislature OF that
State, was examined at great length prior to
the examination OF Petis and Pugh. He gave
some very direct testimony in relation to the
affairs in his section. He testified that some
five weeks ago party of forty or fifty armed
and disguised men came to his house, took him
out of bed and in the presence of his family
beat him fearfully with clubs and pistols They
then carried him into the woods, and threaten.
ing his life, made him promise he would not
come to Washington to testify before this COM
mittee concerning various Outrages previously
committee in that vicinity.
They then left him and he managed to get
home where he was confined to his bed for
three weeks from the effects of severe internal
injuries caused by his beating, Mr. Justice
swore that he believed this aud similar out
RACES were part of reguler system OF polltl-
cal intimidation and not merely neighborly
quarrels. He believed firmly IN the existence
Of a Ku-KIux- Klan in North Carolina.
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New Pier.
ILLINOIS.
COmnteveits.

CHICAGO, July GA gang of counterfeters
have been discovered in Wisconsin, with their
headquarters at Monroe. About dozen have
been arrested thus far, and detectives are still
at work.
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CITY AND VICINITY

ES- Our advertising patrons are requested TO send
in their copy early on the day as possible. Id
refreshments to appear Monday morning should De
sent in Saturday, mot Sunddy.)
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Tony PASTORS CoNoERT.-t was a first
rate show. The only thing we have got against
Mr.. Pastor is that he took his company to City
Hall instead of Portland Music Hall. There
was no building out of the stage, no scenery,
no footlights, nothing to add to the performers
ability. The hall echoed so in the shouting pc
cullar to negro scenes that you couldn't un-
derstand word. But Tony Pastor was ex-
tremely comical in his songs, Walters was i'm
mense in his dances. Johnny Wild didn't seem
to have bone in his body, Frank Kerns and
Frank Girard were very good, Miss Wray is
very pretty petite baniost, who makes up for
ner thin voice by TIE neatness of her figure and
cunning ways. Miss Kitty O'Neil is evidently
very fine jig dancer, but we couldn't see her
feet the stage was so high. Miss Gilmer is
pretty girl with fair voice, and Carleton is
capital Irishman. We should like to see the
troupe again in a smaller hall
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Furniture, Carpets, &c
AT AUCTION.

A I Office on Saturday, July Sth at ten. A we
Carpets, Bedding, &C. A part ofthe above is first
class Parlor Suits, Chamber Sets, Lounges, &c.
r. q. BAILEY e. CO.lAuctioneers,
iv
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iMrs Manchester, the celebrated Ply stefan, is
now at the United States Hotel, by request,
and will remain ten DAYS
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POPULAR EXCURSIONS
1871. For the Season of 1871.
LIN Commencing June eth; ~
Gr0nd I1'ataE R0iIeCau.

Portland to Chicago and return, all rail, good
until NOV. list. S3d.U0
Portland to Chicagoor Milwaukee. and return.
via Sarnia steamers good until Nov. 1st.... 34.0O
Portland to Detroit and return, good for 80
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, good tor
80 days. 25.00
Portland to Montreal and return, good for 20
days. ,,:..;;......, ...;.. ................ 1900
Portland to Montreal and return via Quebec
good tor ~ days. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. II 90
Portland to quebec and return, good for 20
uays. 1900
Portland to Garham and return, good Tor q
days. ........... .............e........,. 800
P1rtland to Brompton Falls and return .... 1900
Portland to Sherbrook and return ........ II. so
Portland to Island Pond and return. ........ $50
Portland TO Niagara Falls and return, via Bos-
ton. New York, Sound Steamers, returning
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountains.
all rail. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2s.0O
Do TO returning via Royal Mail SteaI 33.OO
Tickets via Sarnia Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, first-cIass. M
including State Room and Meals. .......-... iso'
TICKETS at lowest rates to Chicago, ST. Louis 81.
Paul, Omaha, California, and all points west, ny
either New York, Boston or Montreal.
PuIIman's Drawing Room and Sleeping
Gre RIM on all the Express trains on the Grand
Trunk Railway.
For further information and Tickets app)y at apy
of the principal ticket offices IN New Engan2 at The
Depot in Portland, or at
D. II. BLANCHARD'S, oppo. Prebie House.
- no. ~ Congress street, Portland, Me.
WIN. FLOWERS, Eastern Agent,
]unelZd'i Bangor, NJ
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TRIAL OF MowERs.-At Dover, N H., July
4th and 9Th, there was a trial OF Mowers he.
fore board of judges appointed by the New
Hampshire State Agricultural Society. OnIv
four machines entered for the prize, viz, Kir-
by, Sprague, Clipper and Kniffiu. On the
smooth ground all the machines did their work
well, the quality and draft being more point
than the time. On the rough land, the Gin
per having already reputation, the interest
was mainly in the operation of the Kirby and
the Sprague, comparatively new aspirants for
popular faovr. Both smaehines did excellent
work though the ground was very rough. The
opinion seemed 10 prevail tn the Kirby would
receive the prize for excellence of work, but
the report OF the judges with the comparative
draft will have much TO do in the award.
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Administrators Salel
DY virtue OF license from the Judge Of Probate,
d shall sell at public sale, at the auction room o.
F. O. Bailey & Co, No 10 Exchange street, Portland
Saturday, July 18th, 1871 the following personal
property: .JfE
Cook Stove and Pipe. los t-y
Grndstone,
Beds and Bedding .Ir..I -fl7t
Bedsteads, Rockers,
Ollie Chairs, Extension Table,
Sofa. Bureau,
Chest OF Drawers, with contents, s.r..
st raw Carpet.
Lot CTockeIy, Glass and Tin ware,
Looking Glass, Rug,
Old Tool Chest with contents,
Bel-ScIew, Grow Bar
JACOB b. PEAVEY
Admir- Estate OF Cyrus Gowen.
Portland, July 9Th, 1871, jy6-td
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made a brigadier general in the regular army
before Gen. Sheridan, but when Sheridan was
promoted to be major general for his distin
gushed services in the valley of Shenandoah.
ending with the battle of Cedar Creek, MOI a
voice was raised against the justice or pIopIie-
~ OF his promotion, which was accompanied
oy an autograph letter from President Lincoln,
thanking him for his great services to The
country. subsequently Gen. Thomas, for his
distinguished services at the battle Of Nash
vllie was Acknowledgement, taking his place
on the list next below Gen. Sheridan If.
therefore, Gen. Thomas had been made Lieut..
General, 1t would haue been Gen. Sheridan, in
would have been passed over.
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IL. X. HUNT,
oomm;ss;on Merchant aud Auotionesr

.,o s,e Congress st., will sell every evening
N 70 Gnr1s assortment Of Staple and Fancy Goods
Goods viii be sold during the day IN lots % ~ -,
,,.nSasers nj wholesale prices. Cash advanced on
4, scriptions OF goods. Consignments not "A'
February II, 1868. dit
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MAINE GENERAL HosPIrAL.-It is with
great pleasure that we are able to inform our
citizens that committee from the Maine Gen
eral Hospital yesterday succeeded in making
an arrangement with the distinguished conta-
trace, Miss Annie Louise Cary to sing for the
benefit of that institution at City Hall on some
evening this month to be designated hereafter
Miss Cary with generosity that rarely if ever
characterizes public singers volunteered her
services on the occasion. Miss Cary will be
assisted by host tf other talent, and one of
the finest musical entertainments ever given
in Portland will be efferedsour citizens. The
mere name of Miss Cary-a daughter of Maine
who has done so much for the credit of the
State-apMt from the worthy object of the
Concert will be sure to draw out an immense
audience not only from Portland but also from
the surrounding towns. Special trains will
be run to accommodate parties residing within
radius of forty miles of the city, and the pro-
gramme will be most carefully prepared. We
feel confident that Miss Cary will receive as
hattering an ovation as that with which she
was greeted on the occasion of her appearance
before the Portland Army and Navy Union.
= OA'AHnA'D DOi'- DOyS represent
the State most worthily all over the world
where energy and brains are in demand A
volume larger than an unabridged dictionary
might be written concerning their exploits in
the battle of life. In a New Brunswick ex-
change we find very fattering notice of a
Portland boy, John HI. Marks of the firm of
Marks & Merriam, manufacturers of carriages
at a iowa in that Province bearing the I'M
couth name of Petitcodiac. The concern is
putting up class of carriages that make our
bluenose friends open their eyes in amaze
ment.
MI Marks attends TO the painting-an art
that he acquired in the mandatory of Cbas.
f. Kimbail, Esq Just now the company err
ploy twelve hands, and having only lust start
started, have more orders than they can fill
They get their material in Portland and Bos
ton.
More than any other agency, the emigration
of our live Yankee mechanics into the Prov
inces will cause them to forget those iron posts
along the border and that four rod strip cut
through the woods that is now nearly grown
up.
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Boston stock T. ist.
sales at tha Rrokors, R0ard Julv


bUSINESS NOTICES.
Try Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. IT,
RRI GGs' Allavant0r cures Catarrh. If.
BRIGGs' Pile Remedies are success If.
GET Briggs Corn and Bunion Remedies
CALL at Lothrops, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. tt
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SEBAGO LAKE,
ON Monday, July 10th,

Leaving Portland s. Kennebec depot at 1880 and
$50, A. M. and 100 p. M and returning at 5 80.
This Picnic bids fair TO be the best they ever had
The place is remarkably well adapted to it, ami
affords all the accom- modaiion heart could wish
view of the Lake from the Depot is worth more
than the are, and sail upon its waters more than
everything else
The Committee have taken care that there shall
be no lack OF enjoyment to young and 3D. and have
provided
Foot and Base Ball, Swings, Quoits aud
Ice Water. - -
There will be Ice Cream and other Refreshments
for sale.
Fare, Adults go, Children 30. Tickets for sale at
Depot and in cars. f
Committee OF Arrangements-D M Dunn, nc
Quincy, M Fairbrother. jy7dtd
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Foreign Imports.
II ALlFAX, Ms ST amer CarIotta, 500 drums cod
hsp, z paes Woo: to John Porteons.
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Weather RepOrt-JuIy 6,-12 Il. NJ.

War Department, Signal Service U. S. Army, D-
vi ion OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit of
mn
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ANNUAL EXCURSION

The Congress Square Universalist Sunday School
propose to have grand
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-29
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the Letter from his Mother:
Benton Barracks, No.. Aprll 50, Iso


Or. JOHN BuLL-Dears Sir Knowing the eh
cheney OF your -arrlugilla, AMI the healing ana
beneficial qualities u Possesses, ] send you On,
following statement Of my case:
Twas wounded about two yenrs aso-Was taken
prisoner and confined for sixteen months, Beng
moved 50 often, my wounds have not healed yet
] have not sat upa moment since vas wounded
am shot through the hips, My general Lca'it
~ impaired, SUD need something TO sssI.t ua
turc, have more iain IN your sAIsapHrilla thiI
IN anything else, ! wish that that il Pruulur
Please express me a half duz"i battles, auc
oblige cara &. y. JOHNSON,
~. Loui-, No,
y, s-Tne following MAS written April 80, lh,s
n Mrs. Jennie JshnsOn, mother Of Capt. John.
on;
pR, JOHN BULls--pe.. Sir; Ny hu-usud, la
=. Johnton, MAS skllliul surgeon aud phy.I,.
IAN 10 Central New York. where he dird, lsiTIu,
the above 4, u. johnson m my care. A. iAItetI
years OF are, he had chrome d.ugIhta auy
scrolnla, Tor which gave hIm your rUIsupuTilt
III CURED HIN. ] have tur ten yoay. recon-
moLc.d Il to many IN Nes York, ohio au4 l"s.
Tor scfOiuls, lever sores, an0 general debility
Perfect success has attended u ne orlss tE.ff,t
"a soms eases Of s'rJEiI ana fsrsr sore. s,,, lisag
miraculous. am very Anxious toT my -ul To aE.IL
have recourse 10 your sTsaIarilla lie - fearful
OF getting spurious article, hence hI- WgltIu. a.,
you for II. His mounds HcTc terrible, but ! b.
heye he will recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNsua
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-29

water for cleansing the hair. In every
case, rinse of the ammonia with clear
water Ammonia Is used as q rising IN
cake making, &c, but ! cannot recon mend
1t for that purpose, and ten drops In wlns
glass CT water is said to be an exco.Ien'
remedy for headache and acidify OF s"ni-
sch but ! don't believe IN nowsPspeF
doctoring, and so will not endorse sne rem,
edy. However, for score OF is,r ana
square, needed, practical household pur-
noses. spirits of ammonia Is invaluable,
and I an, not afraid 10 proclaim Il.
Farmers and chemists are profound con-
corning the native article In it, free state
and admit it, all-important service in the
economy Of nature; but farmers wives
throughout the country really know very
little Of the manifold uses that Gun DO made
II pint of the spirits kept In the house,
'ottled and labeled. say emphatically,
sbeled, because it is o sin not 70 have all
UGH things SO conspiouously marked that
10 mistakes need occur. Let me add here,
~ way Of caution, that ammonia directly
applied is not good for the eycs. II has u
way of melting them that Is anything but
agreeable. --HsarM and Home. .yi. oivis /
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Sister ia household lahors, have you any
ides what u very useful thing ammonia il
10 have in the house, IL not, give your
maid Of-all-work fifteen cents and an
empty pint bottle, at once, and send her
10 the first drug store Tor supply. Tell
her TO be sure 10 get spirits Of ammonia |;
is the. same a. heartshorn, but if she asks
tor that they'll give her few drops in n
smelling bottle not a. big Us her thumb
While she Is gone, Ill tell you how TO use
H. For washing paint, put y tablespoonful
In quart Of moderately hot water, dip in
Samuel cloth, and with this simply wipe
on the woodwork no scrubbing will be
nscssssry. For tskiny gresse-spots from
any fabric, use the Ammonia nearly purs
Shsn lay. white blo,ting paper over ths
spot and iron IL lightly. In wssbin0 l.css
put sbout twelve drops in q mint ofwsrm
suds. To clean silver, mix two ,essnoon.
fuls OF ammonia IN y quart Of hot sosnI.ud.
put in your silverware and wash h, u,ins
An old nAil-brush or tooth-brush 10, me-.
puspose. For cleaning hsir-brushss etc
simply shake the brushes up and dow in
Ani1tsse Of one tablespoonful of ammonia
20 one pint Of bot wstes; when thew are
elsan Sims them in cold water ana ;,snd
them In the wind o. in hot place TO dry.
Tor washing hngsr marks from looking
glaases o. w'ndows, put few drops Of the
enmonie on moist rag and make quick
work Of L. Hyou wish your honseplxnts
70 flourish, put few drops Of the spirits in
every pint Of water used in watering. A
SsAspo0nfull In . basin Of cold water will
add much 70 the refreshing effects Of q
bath; nothiRS 10 better than ammonia