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SHIPS.

A child, / played beside the sea-
Across the far horizon line
Ships came and went the whole day long,
And went and cams-sut none were mine.
A girl. 1 sat upon the shore,
And dreamed sweet dreams of what might Il
When out of tropic ATTITUDES,
Ny laden ships should come TO me.
A woman, still unsatisfied,
climbed the cliffs and gazed AFFAIR."
My wishes frightened every ship
That sailed across the harbor bar
Near by, upon the rugged rocks.
bright-faced workman toiled and sensJ.
And loudly. over wave and beach,
The strokes Of * aud hammer rang
/ watched him, "a he hewed and joined
AS slowly, day by day, he wrought
The strong proportions of & ship,
(Sueh as had lived within my thoughtl.
At length sought his side, and asked,
- Why toll from dawn to set Of dayf
Come watch with me; ere many hourss
Your ship may anchor IN the bay.
The workman smiled. Ny ship, you sayc
Ny ships are sailing south and northi.
Ny ships are those build and launch,
Year after year, I send them forte,
Laden with comfort and content
To Wi hful hearts beside the sea.
1 know not if, across the brine
A ship sails row. to-gladden me-
"But this know, that when my hands
Are weary, and my hair Is gray,
When / sit idle on the strand
The ships that have sent away
Shall crowd with sails the empty east,
Where rnistiy they passed before;
Shall bring me back, from over seas,
More treasure than gave Of yore."
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mems cooking. var,,is relieved of half
its horrors, ID my eye, if the soldier
can only enjoy god breakfast cooked
by French alfa, bSofe he goes out to
be shot down.! I sish American gen
tlemen would tun their attention to
the art of scientific cooking. l know
many household there turmoil lnces-
SAINT reigns and lam now disposed to
attribute the fact TO the bad cooking OF
the hostesses.; Let men govern the
cuisine, and bring in peace. Tens OF
thousands of hen who have failed as
merchants, manufacturers, SPECTATORS
teachers, lawyers. tdoctors, and MINIS
tiers might make god cooks. Let them
try .
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Rsrvnrd-I will give s1arcranr cnse of 1esh

bone or muscle ailment lih rheumatism, bruise
spawn, strain or lameuess, 9on either man or an
i'm al. which the Mexican Alstang linIment vii
not cure when used according 70 directions. Near
thirty years has proved it toe the mont woL der
ful remedy for neuralgia, lurns. sweIlings, en-
lsrged join s. hcOf ali, screT worm, sting, caked
breasts etc. yer discovered Who will let horse
limp V hen Mustang Linimet will cure IT? Who
VIII let child cry and suGe fr.m bruises or chill
biains when the Mustang vii prevent 1t? Who
will pay large doctors bills when they can buy
Mexican Linlment for 80 cents and 800? 1t is
wrapped in steel-plate Aba, signed &c. W
Westbrook, Chemist" wn. Everson. agent.
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Vegetable Instinct.

If a pail of water e placed within SIX
riches of either sioi of the stem OF q
pumpkin or vegetabe marrow, 1t VII. IN
the course of the MAT approach 1t and
be found in the moping with one OF the
leaves on the watersIf prop be placed
within six inches GA convolvulus, or
scarlet runner, it VII find 1t, although
the prop may be shiBed daily. If, after
it has twined some Stance up the prop,
it be unwodnd and sisted IN the oppo-
site direction, it wilreturn to Its orig
inal position or die , the attempt; yet,
Notwithstanding, iftwe OF the plants
grow near to each Their, and have nc
stake around whicIthey can entwine,
one of them viii abr the direction OF
the spiral, and thelwilI Irvine around
each other.
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W. hear very favoable enco

WE hear very favoable encomiums
regarding the Elmwood sd Warwick collars
manufactured by the arrasansett Collar
company These collarshave linen facing,
and owing to the peculiarly Of cut, are most
comfortable and neat fling articles. The
edges of the collars are f,ded in underneath
all around, thus STRENGTHENING the collar and
preventing the points froI turning up. We
recommend these collar to our friends
Fashion 4 r,icie, ". J.. EPaiIig Nal.
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Ladies Desire what len Admire. Al

this little thing is beauty WAT do say is beau
tlfule y transparent compexion and a luxurious
head OF hair. What will pnluce these2 Hagans
Magnolia Balm viii make ny lady of thirty APP
pear but twenty; and Lyon Kathairon viii keep
every hair in its place, and Iake it grow like the
April grass. II prevents be hair from turning
gray, eradicates dandruf, sd IS the finest HAIR
Dressing in the world. and q only half ordinary
cost. If you want to get RI Of sRiiowness PIN
pies. ring marks. moth pataes, etc, don't forget
the Diaguo.ia Balm. ladies'.
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NEwHAN. Jefrersorounty, Kansas.

DIR. PIEBCE-Having uid few bottles OF
your Golden Medical Disovery, AMI believing
it TO bc the very best mecine for chills ana
fever, l wish to buy it by &c dozen please give
me your price for Il. Re Tnos. O,RLELLY.
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one so Cent Bottle

one so Cent Bottle
WILL CURE MORE COMPLAINTS AND
PREVENT THE SYSTEM AGAINST SUDDEN
ATTACKS OF EPIDEMICS AND CONTA-
GIOUS DISEASES THAN ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS EXPENDED FOR OTHER MED
ICINES OR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE.
THE MOMENT RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF Is APPLIED EXTERNALLY-OR Ia
KEN INTERNALLY ACCORDING TO DE-
RECTIONS pain, FROM WHATEVER
CAUSE, CEASES To EXIST.
IMPORTANT-AfIuers, Farmers and others re-
sid in sparsely settled districts where II Is d. III
cult 10 secure the services Of physician, RIA D.
WAYS READY RELI IF Is Invaluable. II can
be used with positive assurance Of doing good IN
all cases where pain dscOm fort is experienced
or ifseized with Influenza, Dptheria. rore Throat,
Bad Coughs, Hoarseness, Bilious Colo, imam
news; or with Group. Quinsey. Fever and Agne; or
with Neuralgia, Headache, Tic DoloreuI, Tooth
ache, Earache: With LumbagO Pain In the
Back, OF rheumatism: or with Darrlosa, Cholera
Morbus, or Dysentery; or with Burns scalds,
or Bruises; or with strains Cramps Or pAsp5nss.
LIEF viii cure you of the worst OF there 90 M
plants In a few hours.
Twenty drops in half q tumbler OF water will In
few moments cure CRAMPS. SPASAS, SOUR
STOMACH. HEARTBURN, SICK II EADACHEy
DI ARR h1EA, DfS ENT cry, COLO. IND IN
THE Row ELS, and all INTERNAL PA Ms.
Travellers shonld always carry bottle OF RIA D.
WAYS READY RELIEF with them. lew drops
In water will prevent sickness or palms from
Change ofwatcr. IL Is better than French brandy
or Bltters As a stimulant.
Sold by Druggists. Price so Cents.
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MEDICAL MANIAoRThere are num-
bers of medical meso welded to the
old formulas, that 1 changes seem to
them like innovatics. These medical
maniacs are, fo1tu1tely, incapable of
much mischief in his practical age.
While the Vinegar&itters are curing
atiap. and conn., Diseases that
it is impossible %ihrNst down the
throats of intellig9 Hnvalids "heroic "
doses of mineral posop, or to persuade
them to take adulerated alcohol, i'm
pregnated with cheap astringents, as a
''healing balm" or "balsamic pre-
paration." VinegarBitters, pure bo-
tanical tonic, and alsrative, euitless of
the curse of distBed or fermented
liauor, is actually lcomplishing what
the mineral and alcdplic cure mongers
have so necessarily lpmised but have
never yet performed, Under these cir
cumstances it is nowOnder that this
medicine has taken precedence of all
those burning fuidsmis-called tonics
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JAMES w. MARSHALL, the man who
first discovered gold in California, says
that he isn't drunkard and gambler
by any manner of means. He is in re,
ceipt of an allowance of 500 a month
from thnt state, and uses much of this
in aiding struggling persons in estab-
fishing themselves in business.
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Founded on n ROck!-The disappointed ad-
venture rs who have from tine 10 time attempted
to run their worthless potiois against Plantation
Bitters. vow that they cannot understand what
foundation there is for its amazing popularity
The explanation Is simple CROUCH The reputat on
of the world renowned toslc is founded upon a
ro-l, the Rock of Fxperene.
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The re1a. Real Estate distribution

SAG, 900 in gold, houses and lands in differ
ent portions Of the state, at Houston, Texas,
October %. Col. J. +. Foster, Manager, is
spoken of in high terms by the press of Texas.
Only 10, 900 tickets are issued, at - each, and
the public may feel safe in investing in it, Is
it is in the hands of men who can be depended
upon.-C Communicated
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ALL the advancement in science, art
and civilization has not prevented children
from kicking holes through the toes of their
shoes. Only SILVER TIPS prevent this. Try
them
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consumD,ion for Ten Years Cured.

DBL O. c. WTsHARr. Dear SRI grateful
to YOU from the fact that you have made medi-
cine that will cure the disease of the lungs My
wife has had the consumption for ten years.
Physicians had told me that they could only patch
her up for the time being. She was confined 10 her
bed and had been for some time. 1 heard of your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial snd secured one bottle IT
relieved her cough. She has now finished the
fourth bottle. and l. able to do the work for her
family. and may God speed you on with your great
discovery and cure You have made for consump-
ton. Rev. T.. II. HOPKINS.
jackson Centre, Shelb&to ONO
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From -. Louis, Mo.

d. wIsHARr, Philadelphia: Dear sir-During
visit to Philadelphia some three years ago. " as
suffering from severe cold, and was induced 70
take bottle of your Pine Tree Tar Cord al. which
had the effect Of curing me In Few days 1 have
u ed it in my family since. and an of the
opinion tbatit saved the life of my daHkhter. who
was sufferiDg from severe and painful cough. If
the publication of this will be OF any service, you
are at liberty to use II. Yours respectfully.
JOHN HODNETT, st. Louis, Mo.
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PDIPLEs, blotches, and other insight
ly eruptiens of the skin should be gotten ris
of quickly as possible. DIR. Wishart's Pine
Tree Tar Cordial will remove all such things
by purifying the blood.-Com.
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$40 to $1,000 invested in Wall street
often leads to fortune. Pamphlet with ex,
plantations and statistics of Railroads, Stocks,
Bonds etc., with other valuable information.
mailed on receipt of 80 cents Address Alex
rockingham & Co., Bankers and Brokers, Il
Wall street New York
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VvhoIe TIeIsets. SO. I!eIve.. S.. ouar-

" hOls AiCAeiSs 0vs
tiers, $3.50.
Plan OF THE LoTTERY-The numbers from 70
Jckeis prfnted on sepaTate slips OF paper are en-
circIed with mali lin tubes. and p<Aed in one
encirclei are placed ia another wheel; he
wheels are then Ievolved and = number IS drawn
rom the wheel OF numbers, and at the same time
a prize is drawn from the other wheel The mum
Der aud prize drawn out are opened and exhibited
to the audience, and registered bv The commits
sioneIs, tie pie being placed against the NUMBER
drawn. This operation IS repeated until al The
EIPLANAT1oS or APPRoNIAiA ITO y Pr 2 Is
The tx preceding End ~ succeed ng numbers 70
those drawing the fl st three % prizes VIII De en-
prize, those tckeis numbered II 24s. 1l,l9, II 5l
ticket No $50 draws the .o5oo dollar prize, those
tickets numbered 5I5 $40 SOL, 552, viii each be en-
titled 10 625 dol and so on, according 70 the
The 90 prize Of ten dollars viii he determined
by the las. figure Of the number that draws the So
600 dollar prize. For example: If the number
the tickets where the number ends with will be
emitted 70 10 dollars If The number ends VIII :;
VIII be eBtitled to 10 dollars, and SO ON to o.. -
Remember That every prize Is drawn ana pay
All prizes OF 5000 dollars and under, paid imme
daely atter the crawing-other prizes at the usual
Persons Wishing TO purchase tickets should send
by eXpress-eiiher way is safe
All orders viii be promptly attended TO- and I'm
sioners certified prom ted drawing will be sent 10
ms lottery was established in 1859. under a
charter granted by the legislature of kentucky,
for the benefit of toe University OF Paducah.
Holders OF prizes are secured by ample bonds de-
posted with the state by The lottery managers.
Saturday of each month IN the future.
The official drawings Of this lottery will be pub
York Herald, and New York sun.
Prizes Payable in Full Without Deduction.
Address orders for tickets to
GEO. WEBSTER,
No = Third street, Louisville Ky.
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THE EMPIRE CITY PAPER COMPANY,

of New York, representing the largest mills in the
United states, a local agent in every town
county TO receive orders direct from consumers,
every description OF u ~ writing paper ana en-
veIopes printed note ~ ana letter heads. etc.
al prices filfg third IA JeiO1r store rates. Large
com mission paid and GOrcers (at the prices
easily obtained. Agents now at work. are doing a
fine business and abSo utely cottFOt tire trade OF
their district. For particulars and outfit address
Box 2,59x, New York.
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills.

Perfectly tasteless. elegantly coated. with sweet
gum purge; regulate; ppTify, cleanse, and
all disorders OF the stomach. Liver. Bowels. Kid
neys. Bladder, Nervous ID scases. Headache. Con.
stipation, Costiveness. Indigestion OF the Bowels,
Piles, and all arrangements Of the Internal Wis
cerR. Warran ed to effect positive cure. Purely
Vegetable. containing no mercury. minerals, or
deleterious drugs.
p1-observe The following symptoms resulting
from DISC ders of the Digestive organs:
Constipation. Inward Plies Fudness OF ths
Blood In the Head, Acidity OF The -totaR, n. Ns-
sea. Heartburn, Disgust OF Food afGuuess o
Weight in the stomach, sour Eruct0 ions. ,sii,i:.
ing Flutteriug at the Pit or tine stomach, Sv-.:n
ming OF the Head Hurried and Difficult Breath
ing, FlutteTing at the Heart, Choking or SuffocR
ting Sensations when IN Lying Posture, Dim
ness of Vision, Dots or Webs before the Sight, Fe
yer and Dull Pain in the II cad, Dehciency OF Per-
spiration, Yellowness OF the skin and Eyes. Pain
in the Side, Chest, Limbs, and sudden Flash s OF
Heat Burning IN the flesh.
few bo-os OF KA DIV a rs PILLS will free the
system ION All The sooga ia ned disorders.
Price IS Cents per sox. Sold W Druggists.
Sasd FALSE AID TRUE"
Send one letter-s-amp to KADWAY q CO.. No
80 Warren Street New York. Information worth
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WISHART'S
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL

IT arlsen years since tse atten.5o1 Of the
to this wonderful remedy, and well has IL stood
tn test of time, that to-day IL not only has the
confidence of the entire community, but is more
frequently pre- cribed by physicians in their prac
tce than any other proprie tary preparation in the
country. 1t the vital principle of the Pine Tree
obtained by peculiar process Inihe distillauon of
the Tar by which its highest medicinal properties
are retained. For the following complaints, In
nammation of the lungs, coughs, sore throat and
breast bronchitis, consumption. liver complaint,
weak stomach, disease of.the kidneys, unrsry COM
plants. nervous debility, dyspepsia, and diseases
arising from an impure condition of the blood,
there is remedy In the world that has been used
50 successfully or can show such a numb OF mar
Vicious curt The following viii serve to show the
estimation in which this sovereign remedy is held
by those who have used it,.
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WHEN the Arkanst census taker next
goes around he willind Peter Dayton
missing from earth The old man
found a package 81 threw it on the
fire to see If it was pwder or sand. 1t
wasn't sand,
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WHAT'S in name? "Swears & Dams
is the style of legal firm in st. Louis.
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ITNEvSsIISN 17i}NIS

r MAIIiSter'S Patent ArlOpticOIE
The most powerful Magical Lantern
ever made; with a brilliant OIL Lamp (;
neh-.n4t@4A for home, sunday school and Leciu e..
- sss:J -tereoptcons etc slides AZ reduced
~ 2zA prices n profitable nsisiess yoT a man
fciLh mail capital. send stamp for Catalogue.
NJ. Y. MALL ST Ea. 1911 Chestnut 81, Pnila-
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KNsMAN, o., has phenomenon in
the perssn of little irl named Jessie
Perkins, who can tell solors by touch.
Several physicia.sS2 zHssped her,
who PrononnTc&s - of the
most remarkable OH fe0fd.
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OPTICS NEW BOOKS.

THE COMING WAVES or. The Hidden
Treasure Of High Rock. l6 mo. Illus. sIJo.
SUNNY SHORES; or, Young America I'm
Italy and Austria. IS mo, Illus 8 50.
Either volume sent postpaid on receipt of the
price.
LEE & SHEPARD. Publishers. Boston.
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DEvoNsHIRR CREAsr.-The " clotted
cream" OF Devonshire is another famous
English delicscy, the manufacture of
which is described by the same author
ity thus: "Set up the milk in tin or
copper vessels, and if possible on the
stove on which it is to be heated. 1t
should stand twelve hours and be very
gently placed on the stove if needful to
be moved it should there be made
made scalding hot, SO that
be cream Just rises in blisters; on no
1count whatever allow it to boil. 1t
Ghould be allowed TO cool very gently,
land the cream remains twelve hours
flonger on the milk, when the whole
Sshould be skinned and lifted off. To
lake butter from this scalded cream as
ia Devonshire, it should be gently beat
ZEN by the hand or large wooden spoon
for q few minutes and it will become
butter. Two or three days cream may
be kept to be made up into butter if
more convenient to do So
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Por snle br all druggists and storekeepers and
DR.. L. Q. c. WISHARTS Office,
No. 232 N. Second St., Phila., Pa.

livery BANKER. BgsISEss Man. CLERK.
IL FARMEN AND PLANTER should have a copy
NO young man afford TO be without it. Poss
age paid on receipt of ONE DOLLAR. Illustrated
circular ZIG pages. to any address.
w. III. SADDLER. Publisher Baltimore. Nd.
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SCHEME
AppPnNrNfATIoN PRIZES

-Four prizes Of 90 dollars approximating 10 So
dollar prize u 90 dollars: four prizes Of l.
Gi5 dollars approx imatiDg 10 ZOI dollar Prize arc
l0NO prize 800 dollars 1900 prizes OF 10 dollars
are 0Oj dOilars $50 prizes amounting TO 10000
collars
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CREAM CHEEsE.-To make this take
one quart of fresh cream, not scalded.
If rot desired very rich, add one pint
of new milk, warm it by letting it stand
in hot water until it IS about the heat OF
milk from The COW. Add tablespoon
fnf of rennet, let it stand until It is
thick, then break it slightly with a
spoon, and place it in frame eight
inches square and four inches deep, IN
which previously place a fine canvas
cloth. Press it slightly with weight
on a loose board, TO slip inside the
frame. Let it stand twelve hours, then
put a finer cloth in the frame. A little
powdered salt should be put over the
cloth leave it without the weights
will be fit for use in day OF two.
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A FEW GOOD REASONS:
IA Nstp Inpention THOROUGHLY TEsTFD ano
secured by Letters. Patent.
2-Makes.a perfect LOCK STITCH alike on both
Sides on ell kinds of goods
3-RUNs LIGHT SMooTH, NoIsELF'ss ana RAPID
best combination of qualities.
F4DURABLE-RtnlsJ for Years without Repairs
5-IpIu do all Vts fet,'oC Work and Fancy Stitch
ing in a superior manner
SIS Most Easily Managed by the operator
Length of stitch may be altered while running,
and machine can be threaded without passing
thread through holes.
7-Desfgn Simple. Ingenious, EeGdnt forming
the stitch ,oitaous the use Cog wheel Gears,
Rotary Cams or Lever Arms. Has the automatic
Dyop Feeds which fsurex-tgsffoIT'l length OF stitch
as any speed. Has Thread Controller,
which allows easy movement of. needlebar and
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SO to Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton III
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n EskTE Id Ssf tEssy anSsrss OF cold spring

,ni{ RI aeid no qnarss Of cold spring
water, and two tablespoonful of rennet.
This milk and water should be made
about as warm as new milk from the
COW. When it is turned thick, take 1t
gently out of the vessel with the skim
ming dish, and lay it in small vat of
suitable size for the cheese to be about
three inches thick. A canvas cloth must
be placed in the vat apply dry cloths
every twelve hours for two days, when
it should be turned out on plate with
another over it. The cheese should be
turned occasionally and it will be fit Tor
use in about ten days. All these pro-
ducts of the dairy are particularly CRATE
full food during the hot days of summer.
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KUAINT. KUEER AND KURIOUS
START IN LIFE!

BRYANT StratlOn 4 Sadltr BUSINESS COLLEGE.
NO VACA TION-ENTER ANY TIME
For Documents. NJ oney. Specimens Patron $ and
Terms, address w. II. SA DLER, Prest,. Baltimore.
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WASHING LIGHT COLoRED CALIcoEs. =
Take a tablesr oenful of alum, and dis
solve it in enough lukewarm water to
rinse a print dress. Dip the soiled
dress into it, taking care to wet thor
oughly every part of it, and then wiring
it out. Have warm soap suds all ready
(but only pleasantly warm to the hand
hot water always fades calicoes) and
wash out the dress quiUkly; then rinse
it IN cold water. Have the starch ready
but not too hot, only warm-rinse the
dress in it, wiring it out, and hang it ont
to dry, but not in the sun. Always
place your line where the wind will
strike it rather than the sun. When
dry enough to iron, bring in aud iron
directly. Prints should never be sprin-
kled, but if allowed to become rough
dry, they should be ironed under q
damp cloth. 1t is better to wash them
some day by themselves, when washing
and ironing can be done at once.
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uoUsEnOLD HINTS AND RECIPES.


A COOP SALAD.-A correspondent of
the Gardeners Chronicle says: Here
is a salad that viii delight those who
eat cucumber with bread and cheese
Take tomato, not over-ripe, and cut 1t
into slices, as you would cucumber;
take small onion, and cut it up as fine
as YOU can, sprinkle it over the tomato
slices, add salt, pepper and vinegar at
discretion, and you will have a salad
which, as relish, puts the cucumber to
shame.
BAKED APPLE DUMPLINss.-RoH out
some dough thicker than pie-crust, and
inclose handful of sliced ripe apples
we'll covered with sugar and butter.
Bring the edges together as in any other
dumplings. When as many are made as
are desired, place them side by side IN
pudding pan, spread butter and sugar
over them, and pour boiling water 60
about half cover the dumpliDSs. Put
them in the stove and cook moderately
fast until they are nicely Drowned. The
butter, sugar and water make nice
sauce, which can be enriched with more
butter, and favored with nutpseg Il
desired.