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National Republican., 1874-06-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


WIN. Frazell, ESQ.,, OF the Government printing
oface, has built tfne residence at "Ivy,"
"John Knox, and his time,r lecture by Rev.
Prot. 8. J. Wilson, next week, at Metropolitan
Presbyterian church, Capitol Hill. -lsiL
Street eelioquy: Halo: jim do Sacks make
good shOddy "Id'n know, Bob. bat shoddy
Amsetlng OF the wsshington Monument Asso-
cistiop was held yesterday noon at the ONCE Of r.
earron Brent but no business OF public interest
Union chapel was ablaze with excitement last
night The choir attached to thst church gave
one Of their sociables, and everything was done
BY the ladies TO make the evening pleasant and
agreeable TO all. Tney propose to repeat their
programme tonight. --.-.-
The navy yard bell cracked yesterday morning
after calling and dismissing the 'uorkmsn twice a
day, Sundays and holidays excepted, for the past
thirty-fve years. ,Bsil-metaL like human nature,
will wear out on amonotonouS subject
Who regulates the lighting and dousing OF the
gtreet glimsf This business should be under the
direction Of the police board. It 80 happens that
the Streets are oiten darkest at hours when light
u most needed. Are the lights turned OFF q half
an hour 70 an hour before day for the sccommoda-
tion OF the thieves, burglars and lamplig htersf
National Republican., 1874-06-05
THE COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JUSTIOE wYLIE
THIS court made the following orders yesterday:
Grant, administrator, vs. Connecticut Mutual
Lille Insurance Company. Decree Qusshing at
tachments, modifying former decree and granting
leave to plead further.
Secor VS.. Secor. Decree dismissing bill, with
leave to renew application.
Jannin vs. Gushing and Gaines. Order over
ruling demurrer Of defendant, Gaines.
Cook VS.. Republic Savings Association. De-
cree dismissing bill. The merits OF this case are
reported in another column.
Morris vs.. Morris. Decree taking bill for con-
fessed.
, Plat VS.. Platte Order confirming trustees
sale. F-I"s
A number of routine orders were made. Ad-
journed.
CIRU1T COURT-MR. JUSTICE MAoAR-
THUR rfLE
This court was occupied all day with the case
Of Bowie vs.. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Action for injuries to the race mare
Australia. The jury returned verdict Of $4,000
for the plaintiff. Adjourned.
National Republican., 1874-06-05

Amelia Kendrlck, Retty Davis, Laura Shsekel.
ioro, Louisa Money. Ioa Lae, Anna Joy, Kate
nve On the roll, twenty nine Of whom are to be
Mixed Primary, No. II, located IN Potomsc
examined at p. m. BY Trustee Ohamplin. The
pupils were all neatly attired and in the examine
proficiency, which was highly oreditable 10 me
teacher, and which received the hearty commen-
dalton OF the examining trustee and the visitors.
There wero on the rolls SO, Of whom q will be
transferred. The prizes were awarded as follows:
Medal, Francls Sanders; Observation-Disclosures,
Agnes McBrtdej department, Annie Mullen, 10.
hanna Marks, Maggie Garrison, GeorgIana Gass;
scholarship VIM, houts, Warren Seatman, Alice
Redman, John Hill, Charles Thomas, Joseph
Sanford: penmanship, Mary Kepner; music, War.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
TRADES UNION.

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE.
The Central Committee Of the Trades Onion
held regular meeting last evening, ct Meohan-
les hall; Mr.. J. F. Whitemore, president. In the
chair, and ]. L. Nugent secretary. DR.. Thomas
offered resolution changing the time Of meeting
from weekly to BemLmonthly; laid over for o
month Mr.. Reed gave notice Of his intention to
offer an amendment to the constitution, reducing
the quorum from thirteen TO nine members. The
Committee then adjourned.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
THE goNExpLosIYE KIND.

Wednesday, about ESQ, are waa discovered In
house No. llo3 Ninth street northwest, occupied
by John Busbee. On investigation II was ascer-
tanned to have been caused by the explosion Of o
GOAL oil lamp Mrs. Busbee was severely burned
In endeayoring to extinguish her burning clothes.
Of1eers Vose and Simonds extingulshed the
flames without turning In 90 alarm.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.

.DEEso oSAL.
THEE is No 2CESTlOh -AbOUT 1T, BUT
SELBY cah sell SHOES cneaf, Il not cheA per,
than any other house 10 tle cIty. Why9
Because he buy5 for Dash and his peuSrs re much
les. LADIES, GAITERS from & up 70 s. per pair.
MEMS SHOES from q. IS mp 20 90 and $ p=r pAlr.
He can accom- modate thorich and tlSfy The boor.
Misses and BOysi s5oes from the lowest psIcss np.
Chi.dren's In all the new eolcrs. Straw Hats IN
Goods in great variety, Olive him a ean befors
buying. No. t9la Pennsylvania avenue. myi3
National Republican., 1874-06-05
POLICE coMMLSSIoYERs.

The Board Of Police Commissioners, at their
meeting yesterday, re-appointed Benjamin F.
Harper an additional private for twelve months,
TO do duty on Bridge street, GeorgeIOwn, and
Mm Lane for sig months, to do duty at the Dc
partmsat Of Justice.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
REAL ESTATE SALE.

B. H. Warner, real estate broker and auctioneer.
sold yesterday afternoon at suction lot four.
in square forty, fronting hfty-six feet on
Twenty fourth street and seyenty-iyefeet on /
street lQrthWsst, to Jehl Lyons At ., 500.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
PIANOS.

!tNHE CELEBRATED RNABE MCCAIN
MON PIANOS.
iis"n- rrnm various factories In all styles and at
rent, $500 "
OEGASs and MELoDEoNs at
... RElCuESBACH-S Plano Warerooms,
my+1y AZ Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
A ERIonS AnnInENr

Yesterday afternoon, about 1850 o'clock, man
named West Traysrs, from Hooper's Island, Tell
from the rigging Of o schooner lying at Johnsch's
wharf, foot Of Twelfth street, TO the deck below,
badly cutting his head and breaking his collar
bone. He was attended by Drs. Fenwick and
Leech, who pronounced his injuries Of q serious
nature.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
BUILDING MATERIALS

MARYLAND FREEsToNE NJ & NJ. CO.
4tA This company Is now prepared 10 furnish the
best Bubble Seneca Stone for Walls, Foundations
and small dimenslons, a. very low prices, delivered
promptly at their wharf corner K AMI Twenty.
eighth streets, Rock creek Builders are Invited to-
cali at once Aru look al the stone now landing.
my2l-ln J. W. ALvOkD, President
National Republican., 1874-06-05
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.

STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
The la'iies of the Congregational church will
furnish lunch. strawberry short-eak &n., from
II to Up. N. to-day. Tho festival will close this
evening. The church will be thrown open, and
Professor George Walter will entertain the
audience with obolce selections upon the great
organ. A splendid tlme may be ahtIeIpated.
National Republican., 1874-06-05
MOUNT VERNON.

The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank TIc.IInzs-
head having been rebuilt and Entirely RENTED by
Ter present 0wucrs will leave her niiarf- -..
- FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET,
DAILY tSundays exceptedl Al AVCLOCkFOB
- MOUNT VEKSON, y .
Sihe Tomb ofWasLingfon,j and laleEnsdI1te l;aad-
IeDl9 Gen. SSJlrJsI SteArues Arrow,
National Republican., 1874-06-05

WHEN you CAN DO so ALWAYS CHOOSE
THE BEST
Dealers In Soda Water will consult their own
interests BY orderidg the best Soda Water ir
Steel Fountains, from Samuel Q. Palmer George
town, d. q. Counter fixtures, and syrup bottle,
loaned.
TAKE CARE OF YOUR VALUABLES.
Call and examine the fire and burglar proof
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner Of
New York evenue and Fifteenth street, for safe
keeping Of securities Jewels sl1yer-ware or other
valuables. Rents, from ten to sixty dollars per
annuu, according TO size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them.
Tsksvarniag from the Chicago AID Boston JSrss
National Republican., 1874-06-05

-. Mr.. SUMMERS WINE
will be sold at auction, at hIs late residence TIL
morning. Fhe collection Is ohoioe anI rare an
we anticipate spirited competition. MeSsTs Lat
ner d Cleary are the auctioneers.
ALL DOUBTS ..
HAVE FINALLY VANISHED,
ANDAN
UNBELIEVINR PUBLIC
HAS BEEN
fully CONVINCED
That we
DO NOT DEVIATE
From tho
FOLLOWING REDUCED. RATES,
VIZ;
as Suits For s2n
s25 Suits For Sls.
fZ2 Suits For SIS.
t20 Suits For si@.
SIS Snits For fI2.
els Suits For so,
az Suits For ts.
IBASY
STILL DOUBT
LET THEH
COME AND SEE.
HABLE BRnS.,
Merchant Tailors and Fine UlOtbisrs,
Corner Seventh and u streets.
National Republican., 1874-06-05

oRGETOwN TAX.PAYERS-PRoPE
West End, who desire 10 settle their Improvements
and sewerage TAI Bhls, and gain the adv Eantage ot
With Mr.. \. Z. CR0PLEY, our sutherized agent.
9Gee With =. W. Jones, esdI, NO. Nv coz ner Of
Bridge aud Congrs streets. GeorgetovpeO.C O.
sI.'-- DICKSON q PATTERSON, = -
oelees ss Ficesnth st. and as Fosarsa sH
a. rt91mps n1 1tension given 70 Obtaining dTav5sss
National Republican., 1874-06-05


Among the diagrams and views exhibited Diving
the lecture Will be the folOwng Map of the United
states showing the Mlneral Regions; the Treasare
Chest Of the Nation; Dividing Line of Gold aud
Sii er; the W ashoe Range Of Mountains; Geologi-
ral History; Mount Davidson as an Island PEEK;
First appearance Of ofGreenstune: Breaking Throhgh
of Trachyte: How Comstock Lode Origina ed I;
Interior View % The Richest Mines in the WorldI
Two u undred Millions OF Doflars ProiUred Already.
Mouth OF tho Sutro TtfnneI; Conveying ALI TO
the Mines; kainoAd: TlmbsrinE; Boring Holes
with Compressed-Airl lrils; Ex plosion with Nltro-
Ing; Garden; Curious Rocks; Shafts /. 2 : exts-
ri1r and interior; Old Reutuek and bis Jaekass;
View from the Summit over the Forty-NIile DesertI
Westward View towards Mount Davidson; VIrglniA
Cry and Gold Hill; shaft OoQ Feet DeeD; Capitol
a. Washington and 81; Paui,s In London; Dead
Silver Every Day; 8g0 Cords OF Fire Wood Burned
III u Hours; Mining Pumps; the Most Crooked
Railroad IN the World: Discovery and Hiding Of
Ore: the Opposition to the Sutro Tunnel: STOCK
Gambling; Raseallfies ofthe California Bank Ring
Cheating aud Robb!nE the Public; Brihing o<
judges and Eegisiatnres; EmployioE VcnHl Sess /
Lowering and Hosting OF Ore: Water Power CtilJ
lied in Hines; Mines Of the Harz Mountalns Id
Germany; Chimney 1000 Feet High; Principles OF
Ventilation; Consumptiye Milers-the canse Of hu-
manity demands q remedy; Accidents IN Mines;
MANNED and blinded; A Dcluged hIine-dead bodies
floating about; Falling Down the SHAFT; Fire in
the Yellow Jacket NlnG-E2 miners burned to deatht
Escape and Rescue through the Tunnel; also, VIEWS
Of Mining Scenes In all Part, of the World.
Admission free. Tickets may be obtained on ap-
plication at the oflce OF Wizards HoIsL az the
Metropolitan HoteL' snd at Messrs. Philip SOlo-
mons Bookstore. Thoseherctofore issued are good
for all lectures. Ey5-lm
National Republican., 1874-06-05

OLpNo.l ON EXHE BaTEoN (NHvNo
486 and Sale 439
NJ a Il Rite RS,
No. ss9Seyen;h ST., between and z streets, eight
:. doors A9oye Old Fellows HILL -
Choice on Paintings, EngrAyings, GhromoA &c.
A.so, largest stock OF Paperhangings, WlndoW
SRAdeS, Ptctlres, Frames, Picture Cords and TAS~-
sets. Rings, Nails, &C., in The District
PIease remember Name and NUMBER. ie2S-lY"
National Republican., 1874-06-05
EoR EXCURSIONS.

! -" = COLUMBi
can bs chartered for Excursions every MONDAY
ami tt ESDAY, at reasonable rata Tbs Steamer
has recently been Teftfe, HE Is one Of the iirgest
on the Potomsc river has Are saipon a,.,! psome-
MADE decks and Is especially adapted for h1oulIg5t
Apply 10 STEPHENSON & BRnTHER,
nyt3-tl seyenth-sIf6.I Wharf
National Republican., 1874-06-05
$1,000


$1,000 $1,000:
UNPARALLELED ExHIRiTIoS or PH7sI-
GAL STRENGTH; GRAND CONCERT nrder-
the auspices of Professor ROWE, p
.--.. On MONDAY, Junes 1874 at g.
LoEFFLER-s WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
100 New York avenue northwest.
The Committee OF Competitors have selected n
pair CT horses owned by Mr.. GoodenUUEh, of the
"Rorse-Shoelng SoUtety Shop ~ TO whom he prize
from on q stretoher. - -
Adpisslon, 81, Concert to begin at o clock D. NJ.
Zee Mammoth PlseardS - ~ -.' y -
mys5-7I WILLIAM HEYGsTER.
WILLARD HALL, . :
w Entrance on street, near Fourteenth
National Republican., 1874-06-05

Al request of many persons,
MIR. SUTRO
Has consented to repeat his Lecture on
MINES AND MINING,
Illustrated by the CALCIUM L:Gf.G,
AISo'clocs on the evenings OF
EVERY
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY, 4
ITniesg n lEr ADV rItsR1 O.
National Republican., 1874-06-05

CHEAP DRY GOODS.
u Dress 9oo4,, f2X IS, Is, . and y cents.
Striped Grenadines, IN 70 ~ eyats
s-tflack Wool Grehadlnes. e1SL worth Ga
Black Iron Grenadines, very tov.
kafIn atrIred Grcna 5tues. less than na-ket price
Pnares and Japanese sllks redaced.
Nae Points and Jackets al cost raE
White Goods sheap, in SNtsSes, Victoria Lawns.
Naiasooks. Ofgandles, ana Perc4tes.
: Iadiss' Linen suitinys. l7H to o7H cents
Paraso;s IN new sryies Al reduced prizes.
II. N. NAUDAIE,
iol sS PennsylYanla avenue, south side.,
National Republican., 1874-06-05
Malaga Fruit Company,

Malaga Fruit Company,
400 NINTH STREET..
National Republican., 1874-06-05

Malaga Fruit Company
Aoa NINTH STREETS
National Republican., 1874-06-05

At the same session, also. the statue now in the
East Capitol grounds, by Horatio Greeuough, was
ordered; the head was to be copy OF HOudOn's
washington, the accessories according to the
fists judgment. This statue was designed for the
RCtunda, but why II has been cast out and left
utterly exposed and forsaken no one can tell.
fHo unsuccessful efforts In the Senate In the
same year, one 10 purchase Rembrandt Peale's
Washington, and one to erect full-length bronze
PEDESTRIAN ttatne, closes the record II We include
the equestrian state by CLARK Mile OF all that
has been done and refused by the American Con
8ress toward reoeeming a sacred pledge
Thls, MI. Speaker. 10 the history OF thirty.tvo
years OF tho American Congress in its effort by A
suitable monumental structure 10 teStifv yns
gratitude OF the American nation toNard TIE
Father Of his Country a man renowned throuSh.
out the world, whose name is now and aver sbeIl
be the synonym for liberty and for free aoysrn-
ment. s0'ein-
We come now to the period when the mamie
Departing OF Congressional action, resolved M
erect monument from contributions out OF theiy
own purses. The story Of this Well-meant sffori
is soon told It's details are fully presented In ne
report Of the committee which gentlemen have
before them.
In September 1s3s, number Of patriotic c,t,.
zens OF Washington assembled together and on
that and subsequent meetings devised q plan foT
erecting national monument.
II was hoped that monument once erected nv
the voluntary contributions OF the whole peonIs
permission would be given TO remove the Remains
OF Washington for deposit in It, and whether this
should be done or not It would be rallying point
for patriotism, and would be o noble emblem Of
attachment to the Union and its founders
or the original number B6p tVVpded the society,
National Republican., 1874-06-05

A beautiful and Instructive musical parloF
Amusement. ~
THE GOLDEN CHIME BELLS ~.
Are perfect iu TONE and TUNE, and ca be plared
by one or more persons without having previous
Price Including IS pieces of nUslc, SO. Can be
seen at MetZerot Co.'S music storc, - =
.F.wipDowss
National Republican., 1874-06-05

Luxury, health, economy insured by using
DooleY's Yeast Powder. Elegant light rolls, bis
cults, &C., prepared in ten minutes. Try it.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-24

A CoACHMANiS SITUATION WANTED-BY A FIRST
"A class man is temperate and thoroughly conn tent
best city reference Call on or address NJ Is East 3h
st., private stable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-24

A YOUNG COL0RED MAN DESIRES SITUATION
"A as waiter in first class private family; is first
GREENE, 25s West 18th St
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EMPLOYMENT BY GOOD PENNAN-GOOD CITY
~ reference as to character. &c. willing to
kind OF work can NIL any position in grocery store Ad
dress INDUSTRY Herald Uptown Branch office.
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COACBMAN AND GARDENERS SITUATION
n wanted.-Jnderstan ds both branches thorouchy
will make himself useful; two years reference. Adj
dress J. r., box ITO Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-24

E'IRsT GLASS BUTLER, SWISS, MARRIED. NO EN-
Il cumbrances, desires situa don, with his wife, to
take entire charge aud management Of gcntlemans
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YW lN/c/i.1:v.
r. a, MERRIAM. N. II.

-.
RESIDENT VI RsEpS & PHYSICIAN.
titntsa. IaWA,
Ism graduate If Michigan University.
nieinhr n The North Iowa Medical SMic.
vi II. VOTES his whole time III hin profession
nnfl II prepared ~ answer NIL calls either hy
.la, OF night iiilla nte always ,ltir IN soon
~ Arsias hnve lsrn rendered.
~ tlil,v and residence IN first building
North III llNg. uilite, III, Htnirs vil.hi
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Make y lio n,'s Kesronsi,,le,

There II dignity IN human nature
Which increases, tile mare Il isall,r..
rlasri This quality r mans nature
which makes lin ambitious IL excel
md With mp',s i'm responsible I'll,
hi. actions n.els II L, developed ahl
guided hy tlte tese',r. Is MI sheme,n.
Ut lis command II il the ohjuet Il
tur schools T. make soaa ri'rens a
aur scholars. lot ri,ltrf~ Ct slssl,aiia
monarch, Int oi republic, whiah il
goseruc | anl directed ~ tin freeman' /.
totc H. |. uni oily leafn q tiirs.
although thai i al important IL.
hni hc II alsn Il lrnra II pnss.,, shs
true dignity u III saanhani lies tli,a
fnei. In orlrr tn ,lp tint Ia must
lnrw how IL govern hitnsplf llan
ern tho teacher trnch tho child vi ~ /.
secure tli.s or how can hc teach Il, NJ
= mako scholars 'rsronrihlcy - -.
cure thi shv t.srl,cr must have ral,.
.iant reference IL the laas III moral
fee'itnle, he must cultivate No e.,i.
srlenros ol hi ruIils. 50 il,al ttpir pr.
repsiops 4 1T |, right ~ wha, ,s uron.
IN conanr. rl,all become quick AMI chnI.
rral,en,ls.. including all tic nets Il
their lives iiut this Ii not suhei.h,
Their Judgments murt hs cultivated 1
that caeh nns mag lanh ~ truth fro
hs own standpoint Each QUO mus
be taught. inr himself IL decide Win
hc ought ~ 10 md WIN. he ought H.
10 40. Having laid lown certain g,nu
principles ~ conduct. faw ii nunlel
hui ha Vi nfon ,9r elemen,ry lnt
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rrepar. for the Worst.
l'awrls ! Reporter.

II ~ inse good cnongl, Ln'ines.
without alvnr'lsins ~ doubt yon
are doing we'll enough for your rrcacn,
nce'ls, hut ao .pu forget the paniss.
the exciting elections, lie times Of
War Il le~1ileuce, i, MI, IL tls.se man.
can.cA shieh crcnfe dull terms II bur
incss. Those must Lc calculated f,r
aud discounted II ,un would bridge
them a,er. nAr must make Moln
than hs ucrils. IN makc fortune. nnd
advertising !. i powerful auxiliary IN
moiies.lnak,ng.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-23
Don't Please Don't.

Don't tell tho little ono, Who may
be slightly Millfnl. ,ha. ".hc black
man will come on. Il tie aa,k cellar
and eafry Il tff IL II does not mind. :"
Don't create needless fcar To - with
the child through all the stages of IT.
existence.
Don't tell tho little Ave year old
Jinin, tho school ma'am will cul III
his ears '---''rall ont his teeth -.tie
him NJ, or any of tho horrible stories
that nre commonly presented q tho
childish imagination Think yoa tho
little ono viii bcliuso ANYTHING sou
tell him after ho becomes aeau aintea
with the gcn,le teachor WIN lns ~,
the least ilca u putting li,o.e terrible
threats into eSecu.innl
nnn't tell tho chillren tlIey must
mt drink ten because II will make
thcA hlata, while ,pn continue the uHc
u il 'laily inureAanrls !. moro 10
them than lreeert; mud willie your
face Il ~ fair 10 Iunc morning they
will scarcely credit tho off.ipll tale.
Either t,iyc NJ drinking tho pleasant
beverage - give Your children better
reason for ir null-nse.
p.l't toll them they must not eat
sugar ~ sMretln.als, because II will
rot their teeth.
Pure sngar dees not cause the teeth to
decay. ans sugar with fruit nutritious
anl healthy, np.ni.h.,anlin. tho "uld
aaa t. tlc contrary. The ease ol
city children IL often cited M II the
cause II their pale faces and Sligh.
constitution werc ~ over amount oi
swcetmcats with their diet, when the
actual cause " wnnt of rute air un,l
proper exercise.
Don't toll tho sick ono that the
medicine u nit Lal II take. when ,a,l
can hardly keep your own stomach
from turning INSIDE out" ut Vic smell
fit. Better \, fir % tell him th,
simple truth, TINT II II disugrccaLle
tut necessary for his health. anl 20,
desire him to take II at once. Ton 4
one lc will swallow with half tho trouhl
u e"axing md worry u words, ~
love you letter for your iirm. ,lc,ias'
inalner.
i'en, teach he children i, .Aam,l
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The u "a a,a ray.

" WY 1Ht- billing tlst rrni.r meat
hardy
Because Tho excessive action of to
heat eanses t'ic a''unrn of ,ae meat
'a~f -'i'l, rri.ls i. ,hr ilr.l,y aLxr,
sua prevents hca, having gradual ac.
eets u .he in,c,ier
! Whs, when .noi soup II hreth is
y 4pifvl. 'Noall ,he men, N ~, Into
lcall water
! because, as the hea, is ,levelupul
very gradually, thpre occurs An inter.
mixture between the juices vf thu flcsla
AMI tho external matter. The soluble
and rasory parts ol tho inca, escape
and enrich the soup
Why are slows generally Leal.hful
and tlisrs.iblc
Rccausa, being compounds Of var
ious substances. they contain all tho
clements II nutrition. and as the oflico
" TIC stomach u Il liqaity solii food
before ,ligcs.ing II tho previous slowing
assists The stomach IN this particular.
VIA, causes the cracking no,sc
when lard isrnt int frying pan.
l.nrl always contains some pursion
of water, and Il ia tho expansion cf
thr water into s.ean'. forcing Ia way
through tic tat that causes the crack.
ling nulse. The hen. at which oil o.
Int boils Is much greater than tho wa.
Ter, When tho cracking ceases. tho
Nhtcr has been driven N from tho fat,
Mpl when the fat begins 10 boil Or
bubble ia heat will bs very high,
Why in frying fsh should thu fat or
oil 10 made very ho. before the 0sh
arc Put III!
because II tho temperature ID low
wbcn the tsh II put into the frying pan
Il becomes soddcn In tho atcnm formed
BY In water; Tut II the oil bc very
much heated, tho water will II oncc 10
drivon oil. aud thu tlsh nicely Drowned
hy tho seorching oil.
Why should tish or meat tha. Ia be.
ing fried Lc frequently ,urnc,ly
because tho turning assists tbs
evaporation u thu water Whom she
ush or naoat IL allowed 10 lilo too long,
steam IL generated nndcr II and tho
substance become. ralaen. and the mo-
mont tl.e ~tsnm il driven oH the sur
ta,o catches " tho Int pan, aud b.
comes burnt md li4kru,
Nhs il boiled n.oat 30 juicy and ~.
very.
Beeansu tho action ef ths ilrs, hard.
anins IT. surl.ev. l,.als vi ths rnrea
through which the juice might csearc
u asss IN Il. same aa5 that tie sun-
len lip iata boiling water les
jinlfts f,n,at, ~ MIRO eii.ri.si'
IL turn ia,.tias n.pa. never ase ta4x,
hui tunes; i,fk eIens an escape -
tic juice. and maases .Ao best part 1f
thr meat,
VII, |. cabbage rendered moro
y elessnte anl nalri,iens hy b,ieg boil.
el in tna Mat,rs.
Because aacnf.lihs ii Dr.. l'ars)
eas'aat tts s,.iaia,it III essential I'll. Which
i all & produce bad uif..ts. nud hc
IL ,nnan'h tina, ll.ey should Le boiled
u twa successive waters. ill tho, arr
auIl and d,Sss,b!.. ArIhnr'a Maga-
xnc.