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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-29
The Reserved Power OF the J judiciary,

The recent decision of the Supreme
Court of the United States, rendered by
Judge Nelson, that the income tax
upon the salaries of judicial officers is
unconstitutionaf, opens the way to an
interesting inquiry. According to this
decision, the judicial power Of the sew
craf States is an original one, never
parted with, and in respect of which
the supremacy Of the General Govern
mcnt does not exist. He saws that the
exemption of the officers OF the various
State courts from Federal taxation rests
upon rs solid ground and is maintained
by principles and reasons as cogent, AZ
those which led to the exemption ii
Federal officers from taxation by the
States 'fOr in regard to these reserved
powers, the State is a. sovereign and
independent ns the General Govern
mcnt.'
AS it has been some time since the
people were reminded that the States
possessed any reserved rights whatever,
this is IL significant decision following
upon reckless and uninpc,lcd career
of Radical legislation, and leads nntu-
rally to the suggestion, whether there
have not been other departures quite
as much ut variance with tho reserved
rights of the States as this. Are there
no other besides judicial powers that
are original, and which the States have
never parted with, that the General
Government of luttcr years has tres
passed upon with equal unconrcrn .
81. /.Ouis ITUrS.
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SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.

Nxat.uITA FEMALE ACADEMY,
\ BOARDING A n ID II "A 50 Al ''i H.
FOR YOUNG l. a DI ES.
MON II O T., l. A.
Mrs. T. w. benton, Principal. and In
$tructrcss of the Primary department.
T1Ios. Q. BENTON, Esq, Instructor of the
Academic Department..
Professor j. HAZEL, Instructor of Music
and German.
Mrs. NJ. p. LACEY, Matron.
TERMS: I'AYAHLE MOSTHLl)
Primary Glasses. $500 per mo.
Middle - .................... 4.h
Academic - ................... '~
Music( with use of inst rumcnt GOO
German ................. ....--.....'.'. Wv"
Board, including was hins,
lights, ,Er-..--..-................... 2o.p
April Is, 1871. '"'-'i
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HOTELS.
! EWlS HOUSE
Dj. tifthniir CH,trch ,,,,d Ero,ulc -ir"dpmV,
.iE't.NPrE. Ia.
III. j. Lewis. Proprietor.

This house is under the efficient manngc-
r,trni Of Mr.. Wm. Lewis, who has twenty
five wears continuous experience i'll the
business. Woll-rcglilatcd, neatly kept and
Supplied with excellent beds and table fare,
tho Lewis House, located noar tho wharf
and passed going and coming by the Shrcvc-
port Sta-cs. is confidently recommended to
tho travelling public as Il model hotel.
hctobcr |, 1870. n2:lN
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DOST OFFICE
CIGAR AND TOBACCO STAND

L CIGAR AND TOBACCO STAND.
w. II. Dinkgravc keeps constantly on
hand an assortment of best cigars, both I'M
ported and Domestic. also best brands oi
smoking and chewing tobacco-at tho Post
Office opposite n. w. corner of tho Court
house square.
April Is. 1871. u3o-6m
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-29

The Radical papers are claiming eN-
President johnson rs II returning prod
igal.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-29

What is now styled IL s'hcautiful
blondc," says some fellow, once went
by the name Of n s.tow-head.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-29

c. f. EVANS,
Parsonage, Monroe La
N. B.-The classes of boys, originally in
tended to he taught under tho same roof,
will be taught i'll tho Male Academy until
further notice. Boys of all ages will be re-
ceivcd and thorough and systematic instruc-
ton impaired. dec2l 20 nl4-tf
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~ ID. FRENCH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
=. &. Hill.

i T'rHRNEI AT LAW, MONROE, La,
n Will practice in the parishes of oulchi-
Ia, Mrrcl,0,i-n and Rchland, and will give
prompt attention to all business entrusted
10 him. Office, in D"nch,tn Icicy'|ph office.
March %, 1871. 27-tf
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-sOrriSOn a. Farmer.

4 TTnREEHS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
n viii practice in the Courts of tho Pa
FISHES of biacilita, MorchouSc, Richland,
Franklin and Caldwell, in the Supreme
Court, and III the United States Courts.
VIII also attend to all business intrnStcd to
then, in tho State and Federal Land Offices.
n4lV:}
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I OtISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY,

tNun,c "hnngcd from LIZ. STATE mi,i,t,.y.)
BATON ROUGE, La"
FOUNDED AND SUPPORTED HY rtIl: s'rATE or
LOUISIANA.
NINTH SESSION,
Now i'll prowrcss, will close in juno, 1870
The next session will begin first Monday i'll
September next, and will continue ton
months.
ACADEMIC BOARD
Consists of Il full corps of able Instructors in
all branches of Literature and Science, usu-
ally taught in tho best Colleges and Uni
COURSE OF STUDY
Embraces n Preparatory and Academic De-
partncnt, including u Literary, Scientific
and Optional Course. Special School OF
Civil Engineering and Il Commercial School.
LIBRARY. APPARATUS AND CABIN ETS
We'll selected and valuable. Tho GcnIOg-
ic:tl and Mincralogical Cabinets, ctc., the
largest and most complete in the South ON
bricing the extensive collections OF tho late
Col. Waifcs, Of Mississippi. and tho Cabinets
of the Typographical, Geological and I'otan-
ical Survey OF Louisiana.
ADMISSION
Granted to Cadets not undcr fifteen ycar., OF
age, who know Arithmetic, Grammar and
Geography.
OF every kind. for ten months, $3.50; $50,
payable in advance, balance February 1st
or by accepted Draft, at pcr Ct. for ninct '
days. Payments may bc made through tho
Canal or CtizcnS' Bank.
Cadets received at any time during tn,
session and charged from date of entrance
DISCIPLINE,
Military. with daily drill. "A battory of toul
guns will afford facilities for instruction in
Artillery. Uniform OF Cadct-gray Cloth, t.
he had at tho Institution ut cost of 81!
per suit.
For further information, address
u. T.. BOYD, Superintendent,
Baton Rouge, La.
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Il. g. COBB.
StllIslDS Il Cobb.

- -,
StuhD> ~ >onD-
4 TTbRNEYS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
~ practice in the Courts of Ouachita,
aud in the Supreme tol ri of he State. vi-;21
,-
L. !;i''IAEnS"S. JAS. ID. MESEisf.
Richardson & NcETfery,
,"rDISESS >T LAW Monroe I,a
a rr,,.t;,.c il, all tho Parishes of Mort h
IrIilinun in tl,r Srrrcno Court at Monroe
inc I'r,inrni ;-nurs and in tho Land Office
Dnn,r.,ncrt of thr i;ourrni t,oycrnmont
,lo.tt
i,.11 @ >t,t;t1r EKaSktfN GARRETT
I,, =, s.,,..,
'. -, w, :,
4 llcRNElS NJ Law. corner No'u
L \ n:ld st. John streets =. ("l'i,oSlte it"cnfi-
cr'> n!lirc}, Monroe, La Jam ], ISL ~
go.
i"!lH NJ EMERY :. j.. " ENr.'tf.
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Office OF the University, in New Orleans at
Swurlrick & co.'s. % Camp Street.

Until tho rebuilding of the College Edi-
flee, lately destroyed by fro, near AloXan-
dria. tho Institution is temporarily located
ut Baton Rouge, in the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum. Location very healthy, and &C
commodations ample for n large number of
Cadets Number this session, 40.
May %, 1870. n36-ly
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n!'ACIIETA HOUSE.
~ cor. pCSiard and Third Sis, Monroe, La
J. L. Hunsickcr. Proprietor.

The above named Hotcl, so long and IA
vurahIN known throughout the country has
boon r"iittcd and newly furnished. and is
now complete in every depart mcnt. Tho
Proprietor pledges himself to spare CT
fort to make all comfortable who may favor
h!nl with their patronage. April 2l, go. ly
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-29

One of the Lost Cause tells how ISOc,'
of our company, used to stammrr fear
fully, and while having Il judicious adj
mixture of prudence in his valor, was
still one of the best and pluckicst of all.
One of our guns had been captured by
the Fc'lcrals and next morning tho or
der came down to rccapturc it if posi-
bic. 1t was Il fearful task; and we stood
up, awaiting the word to move for
ward ut the double quick, we felt in
stinctivcly that many of us would stay
around the spot where the lost gun was.
1t scarcely seemed worth the terrible
price we were about to pay, and Roc
seemed to be more thoroughly impress
cd with that idea than any one else.
Suddenly an idea entered his mind
and stepping out of the ranks, he slut
tered wildly, as he always did when
cxcitcd-I say, kick-kick Captain, l-l-l-
let us sig-gig get up :l5-s-s-s subscription
and pii,-pip pay for tho did damned old
gun
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4 TrrRNF,YS AT LAW, Monroe, La,
N practice in the Courts of Ouachita,
MorehouSr, Riclilaiii and Madison parishes,
and in the Supreme Court of the State. v4-i2
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I'ENALE INSTITUTE,
MONkOE, La.
Rov. Charles F. Evans, Principal,

Will opcn with u full and competent corps
of teachers, in the new brick Methodist
Church in Monroe, ON
MOntlNy, january l6tH, 1871.
The latest and most improved methods or
instruction will be pursued, and thorough
and impartial discipline enforced.
A limited number of boys, under ton years
Of ago will DO received, and taught i'll Il sep
crate apartment. ~
AS no personal application will be made,
the Principal takes this mcth"d or sollcillhg
tho patronage OF his friends i'll this and adj
joining communities. y. ,
Rates Of Tuition, for tc'"s IF l3 Weeks:
Primary Glass. 8 90;
-
Incidental fec. cc.......................... so;
One-half in advance, balance at tho end of
the torn.
For further information apply to
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1871-04-29
Words Of SObcrncsS and Truth.

With rs little use "a any one, ana no
respect whatever, for the c:,rpct-baggcr
from the North, We, however, heartily
endorse the following invitation to
good n Northern people to make their
homes in the South, taken from the
Couricr-Journal:
The South will gladly welcome tho
newcomer who will fetch here some
thing more than Il carpct-bag full OF
schemes of plundcr. The Yankee who
comes to us with Il hand ready for tho
plOw-sharc or the loom and the heart
| of II man beating inside of him will find
no bar across his path. He has only
'-Go"st work to make his way;
to go t0 nh"e ,susri:i",, ..' - - >"i
and if he be quick and KihhaH EEl.sI
courteous ne will find a people wonder
Gus impressive and apprcciativc.
But he must bring mind free of the
proscriptivc and the prosclyting bias.
He must not set up for Il rcfOrmer. lie
must expect to learn more than he
teaches, and he must not expect to got
an Office as soon as he arrives. Nay,
moro, he must keep IL civil tongue in
his head and fall into that vein Of con-
ciliatiOn which is demanded of the
stranger and is always practiccd by the
stranger who is wise in an old commu-
nifty which has set notions and ways of
its own. lie must remember that we
are free men like himself, abOunding
in human nature. We repent moth
ing, arc ashamed of nothing, and do
not admit that we are any worse than
other people. We arc not ready to lis
ten with complaccncy to the cant of the
Radical press or to give in to tho parti-
san idea that We are traitors who owe
our neck to the clcmcncy of master
caste. We hold that this is Il free gov
crnnIcnt and that VIC are or ought to be
as free as any in it. He must therefore
avoid the sort of gabblc which delights
the politicians of :, certain school and
identify himself with the present and
future of the people with whom he
proposes to east his lot
These conditi0ds being filled and
they are conditions which would be OK
acted the world ovcr,--thc Yankee who
comes South may talk never so long
and broad and absolutely live ON cod
fish and potatoes, and he will find, if
he is an honest and straightforward
man, that somehow he gets on and
prospcrs, that people like him and pat
ronizc him, and as for the term Gear
prt-haggrr,' II" will not hear it ut all.
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Richardson & l4cEhery,

i I"roRNErS At LAW, Monroe, La,
~ practice in all the Parishes of North
Louisiana. in the Supreme Court at Monroe,
til" Federal Courts. and in tho Land Office
Department of the General Government.
nl!:t
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FUNERAL or ASSESSOR CLINTON GILBERT.


The funeral OF the late Clinton Gilbert, the
H. :. Assessor who shot IN tho raid on the Fifth
Ward Illicit whisky dstillers, took place at p IN yes
terday from the Washngt0n-aye Baptist Church. The
remains were Laid out 10 Rosewood easket bearing the
inscription; "Chnton Gilbert. D July &c, ls71 In the
Goth year Of MS age" The pabcares were Gen. Jour
dan silas H. Ducher Charles Il. Morton, Capt. j. W.
s.vcge, ID. T. Gbb.n, ID. j. Connolly Jones' Johnson, T.
D. M0sscrOp, j. j. Brennan, W. TbOne, T. H.. Little and
Miles Mclaughlin. 4 detachment OF the IAN Regiment
received the funeral cortCge al the church. TIE service
were conducted by the Rev j. Hyatt Smith, who +nade
brief cu1.istiC address Among thug present were u
s. Marshal harlow, Gen. b. f. Tracey, u : Commission
Nin-iow. eXegister Shrg, OK Mayor Booth, County
Glen. Herman, 4. Commissioner ANA others The re-
mains ttacu 10 Greenwood Cemetery t.. HtCgpcAt
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ACCIDENTALLY anOr.

CHICAGO, July IA man was killed few
ago Breckenridge Caldwell County under the
follow Ing circumstances: T. o. Uayens, druggist had
bill against mannamcd Paddock who lived some IS
miles nom town, and went 10 collect il IN company with
a named Ray. On arriving % Paddock's residence,
Ray remained In lane near the house, and HsvCns
rode and inquired for Paddock, who came out. Aier
some minutes conversation, Paddock rctutercd tie
house, ylng NE would got tho money, but returned with
gun which nc discharged I'm the direction Of The lane,
killing lay instantly. Paddock fed, but captured
next day. 10 declared that no discharged the gun
merely TO M htcd Hayons, ana that no had no kuOW-
edge Of Ray PR scucc on the premises.
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PROMINENT ARRIyALs.

Fifth Avenue HOtel-GOv. Bullock OF Geor-
eia the Hon. Nathan Sargent of Washington, James
NrDonough Chief OF Police OF 81. Louis j. H. Ramsey
of Albany, Sir Harry Parkes OF England, Judge j. O.
Smith and Col. Nv. III. Williamson of Alabama, william
Warren the Comedian, and Madame Payaett 0f Rome.
- Everett HOusc-SanatOr Spencer Of Alabama.
- Hoffman HOusc-Gon A. GOrOE, Military httacle
of the Russian legation st. James untel-Gen =.
A. duncan OF Washington and the Roy. H. G. Trnmbuil
of Hartford. 81. Nicholas HutcI-GcD. ii. T. Reid
of Eeokuk, Iowa; G en-. NJ. Nv. Benjamin ana Col. Ii.
Thomas Of Arkansas, and Capt. Rathbone or Albany
- Gilsey HOuse-Orange s. Winaus Of DunhiTk, n.
Y =-Ncw-York Hotei-Gcn. 8. N. Marvin OF Albany
and Thomas ". boswell OF Richmond. - sturteyant
Grand Central Hote-Gen. Davidson, u. =. A.; judge
John u. Pope OF Georgia, the Hon. W 8. Lincoln or
washington, and Capt. Slas 4. Miller Of Louisville, Ky.
- Clarendon HoteI-Thes Rev. A. ". Randolph Of
baltimore.
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AFFRAY IN SPRING 81.

An ARRAY occurred yesterday at Spring and
Woostorsts., between sll,aGo Palermo, ITALIAN, Of
Fftcenth-st and Thirdayo., and anoher man, during
which the former fired pistol AZ his liant who drew
razor and stabbed him tEirc IA tie right si.. cl ing
sc' ere wounds. The wounded mHl took refuse IA a.
adiOinipg sal0On. and biz as.lIlaMt e.lll.l.
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BILLIARD TOURNAMENT At MONTREAL. -

BIILIAKD JOURNALISM Mt TONIKENL.
MONTREAL, July ia billiard tournament
to last wce was began at Chadwick Hall last night
Tho attendance large aud tho play good. The first
game between John Hickey aud AlphOnse Derdmc. was
Won 10y Hickey the second game, between stephen Nal
lett ana Il0, Russell, Won ly I',.l; huih games
were Tor 800 points. Tonight Joseph and lille Dion
PLAY aH eAi.il tIUu came.
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ond Third, Fourth and Fifth Wards and has resolvodto
loIrow $1,000 city bonds no once, aud sl0OOO hDo
Oct l. for city purposes The bonds will De Iay able jan
Is, 1872.
JAf4Tc, The right OF way for the South sidc B1i-
road RAPIDLY securing and grading has been ,, gun
worth 500.
HENPsTEAD.-The New.York and Hampstead Plains
Railroad has Deeh consolidated with the Hcmpstead aod
ROckaway Railroad under the Of the kcw-Yurk
and Hampstead Railroad Company. The road Is now in
operation rom Valley Stream 70 this place and TIE
grading il finished from Bay Ridge TO Woo!hayen Its
length is about Il miles.
NORTH HEMlsfEAD-Tho following vrec,-lnas'crs
Whtestone; John IT, Baxter. Astoria; JOS II. BFFden.
Rockville Centre; Ezekiel Valentine, FrecpOrt; T. cha
Tial X. James. SeGlOtd.
BEEsLAU.-Tho Rov. Mr. waruer N the German Union
Church has been dismissed for conduct uhbeooning a
minister.
RoCKAwAY.-Au cntcrprleinc hoielkcepcr has found a
new for steamthc killing picking, aud cooking Of
chickens on sunday last he Transformed into tooth
some bruil n bird winch nine minutes previously had
been iuli of lie, hope and crow.
RrEEnEAD-sheriG Perkins took Forl,s, Young OF
Jamespor and rank Turner 10 the tcI Insane Asy Iu
NEW-JERSEY.
jersey CTTY.-A locomotive and six cars of
The omigranttYan were thrown off the track Of tie
New-Jegsoy Railroad ~ misplaced switch, Tuesday
uizht bn, 10 ono was injured. The City Attorney has
decided that the Paterson AID New-York Piankroad
Company j. legally auh0ilnd 10 maintain ,Ji'--atr IN
this city Tho lease Of rooms at Nos q aHd ~ now
ar-lye has been thOrZc FOX drill NEE n for
The state Militia. Tie Board OF PuJlic Works will
Lrl1e inc sims al the Public Dock foot " Morga-,t.
The City Attorney has decided that TIC Board Oi
Aldermen has control OF the puJlc pIuper'.
NEwARK.-The Board Of Freeholders have decided to
pay $50 for the Catham-st. sewcr....The supreme
Court has affirmed the LEGALITY or Tie CIoau'c am is-
eessnent fof laying the hicolso1 pavement IN EDi-;,
heiAe P5 Oh lenIeIy, !t't 'uay "I,'Ii,VI' ''uy.p
500 damage. TIC u ). Teuip9rance Al@h,. met
yesterday KlO6's Hall resolution was adopted 10
establish daily tempe ance paper and $1,000 Wa SUB,
scrbed FOR 10. The mass mcclng was hfFeiY ATTENDED
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THE NETWORK WEEKLY TEIBuy.

IHL NEW+1UKh WEEKLY Tribune
Is printed on large d0ube-Inedm sheet MAKING e,ch,
pages OF sN broad columns each II contains a Tho IN
porttnt Editorials published In THE DAILY TRIBiYI.
except those OF merely local INTEREST," Also Literary and
bcehtlhc Intelligence; Reviews OF the most ineresu0
and important New Books; tie Letters from our large
corps OF correspondence the latest received y
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts of the
world; summary OF al important Intelligence In tLis
eity ana elsewhero synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress andstae Legislature when in Session Fore On
News exclusive Reports Of the Proceedings OF the
Farmers cub OF the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural aud Agricultural informa.
tOn essential 10 country rosdents Veterinary Depart
menti siOek Financial, Cattle, Dry Goods and General
Market REPORTS making II, both for variety aud
petehess, altogether the most valuable, Interesting, and
inhfuctNe WEEKLY NEwsPArER published In the world.
The Full REPORTS OF the American Institute Farmers
Club ana Tie various Agricultural Reports In each mum
Der are nely worth years subscription.
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HOME NEWS.


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JAY IA - asS =; 10 ~, - ~ ~
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PrMARKs-July TO- ls70-Thermometer at 7 d. ~, SO
4 % M eOo; II y. M, 1872
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NEWS OF TIE MEEK.

The WEEKLY TRIBUNE. for this week ia ready tiiis
morning and contains, in addition TO tie general
nj tIe Nygpk.
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"Vaniiy Fl;r.7 and III of Th-clorqy's ro-
ra-,ss % >r.4e ... Gre t., -'s b. . ,es a', ID
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Go TO ?. g. GoUur z Watches, Iowol"E
r- D. '..tI il.I ,.,a r.st lali
tl.c-Jl. .e1 r.vc. ., 30. ltl I.I"r-.. lg .turA
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BrrNa1.'-cocoArr-Tbe bos. u..r-1,o sing.

DUENEIi' >. oOCCAIEE-INa U3s. -..t-ul- 5.n2,
TUE KNOX HAT is becoming Of worldwide
rep ion travellers just from PARIS 50 a .a the
Bouless les Ia.aS. Or dea' informs that ls
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How to Remove Stains.

1T you have been picking or handling a
ny acid fruit, and have stained your hands,
wash them in clear water, wipe them light
ly, and while they are yet moist, strike
match and shut your hand around it so as
to catch the smoke, aud the stain will dis
appear.
If you have stained your muslin or ging-
ham dress, or your white pants, with ber-
ries, before wottiug the cloth with anything
else, pour boiling water through the stains,
aud they will disappear. Before fruit juice
dries 1t can often be removed by cold wa
ter, using sponge or towel il necessary.
Rubbing the fingers with the inside Of the
parings of apples, will remove most of the
stains caused by pairing.
Ink, also, if it be washed out, OF soppod
up from the carpet with cold water, immc-
diately after it is spilled, can be entirely
removed.