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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

The Ne,e Puritan, Nev EsolasS 7eo
Brothers, Is an historical and biographical
sketch OF the life and character Of Robert Pike,
who was born in Salisbury, Mass, in 1916, and
OF whom the poet Whittier has said; Prom
all that have read and from the traditions Of
the valley Of The Nerrimac I have been 20.
eustomed to regard Robert Pike y one Of the
wisest snd worthiesf Of the early settlers Of
that region. He was by all odds the most re-
marknble parsonage Of the place and time-
His life was conspicuous for three great con-
troversies In which be was engaged viz: His
arraignment In 1883 BY the General Court Of
Massachusetts for the hostile criticism OF its
aetion against the Quaker, and for which he
was tried, convicted. fined and disfr.nchised.
His resistance to the dogmatic authority Of
the clergy in 1915 for which be was exeom.
municated and lastly bis strenuous opposition
TO the Salem wtchcraft prosecutions, against
which be made . stsoug argument. His views
were orthodox bot NERAL to an extent tina,
placed him TAR in advance Of ~ age 10 which
he lived. The book 10 well wslossa ed viii be
found intere sting to al New Engiasdsrv. - il
brings out distinctly the public and private NE
Of one who bore an active part in The early
days Of the Puritan Colonists
-HoRys Modern Deelings- Modern
Dwellings in Town and Cou4try, adapted to
American Wants and Climate. In q Series OF
One Hundred Original Designs, comprising
Cottages, Villas and Mansions. VITA Treat
Use on Furniture and Decoration. BY II. Hu.,.
son Holly. svo Cloth, - 90.
Mr.. Holy's designs are not only tasteful. hut
his plans are arranged with an eve to comfort.
plenty OF closet room, and . convenient ar
rsngement of rooms. . - The hints are gen.
orally good in household art, and any one
about TO build will find IL worth his while to
consult Mr.. Eoliy's book.-N. Y. Herald.
Published by Harper 4 Brother, New York.
Sent BY mail. postage prepsid. on receip, OF
price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

To force tbs passage OF party measures.
by Withholding the annual appropriations,
j. plan which j. sometimes Threatened
and sometimes executed for brief space
when the government Is not 10 actual need
but Il certainly Is very questionable one
Though not without precedent. both ia thi.
country aud IN England. IL i wholly for
eign 10 the conditions OF this country aud
our form Of government, and cannot be
maintained practically or theoretically.
The Analosies drawn from English history
are false and misleading. Though In tie
reisns Of some OF tie Stuarts supplies were
withheld, nothing OF the sort has been al
tempted In Parliament for nearly two cen
turtles. Notwithstanding In England the
theory is correct. people would not for
moment tolerate its exercise But under
our form OF government the theory Is
wholly unconstitutional. II is not wiihlu
the constitutional prerogatiye OF Congress
TO withhold the annual appropriations. If
IL were, what Is a Coordinate branch Of the
government would be rendered supreme
and -itber house would b. able TO override
all the constitutional checks aud limiia-
lions. Neither one nor both houses can
omit what they are consiitutionally bound
to do. For example. the constitution re-
qaires that the salaries of the President
Judges of the Supreme Court. etc, shall
be paid al stated times nor shall the
compensation be Increased or diminished
during their terms of office. Congress, a.
I constitutionally bound. has fixed by law
the times AT which they are 10 be paid By
the constitution the regulations concerning
these salaries cannot be changed during
/ the term of the President, or during the
continuance In office" OF the judges. Con-
gress Is therefore without power TO altar
or change these conditions, and by the
oAths OF members II Is under constitutional
obligations TO carry out the mandates OF
that instrument. That salaries should be
paid at STATED times is as obligatory as
that they shall be paid at all. Ii Is not then
within the discretion Of Congress 70 refuse
the necessary appropriations.
Consider then the practical effect Of the
stoppaRe OF supplies AID blocking the
wheels Of government. With the closing
OF custom houses. the courts, the State DE.
partment, the banks, and The post ONCE
anarchy and ''chaos would come again =
The measure would be revolutionary, over
turning the foundations of the government
If continued for any length OF time. Thu
indignation Of the country would over
whelm any party that should persist 10 any
such madness.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
Female Suffrage.

| One OF the strongest Indications of tie
growth Of public sentiment In favor Of fe-
male suffrage is the fact that such bin
was defeated by only four votes IN the
House OF Representatives of Massachu-
sets. The Trarslle, suggests that It woul d
lect and adds:
The truth Il that no opportunity has
been Afforded them for a general expires
sion OF opinion aud in way 10 save deli
cats-minded women from appearing before
the public 10 manner NJ once Disagree
bic 10 their tastes, habits and sen.ibiliiies
II the majority of the women In the Sia.e
are content TO leave the business Of gov
ernment in the hands OF men. 1t would be
both unwise and ungallant TO ask them to
participate In public affairs is however.
the ma Joriiy wish for the privilege Of voi-
ing the -xpedl.ncy OF denying 1t TO them
would be open to doubt Indeed, many
men, who think the right TO vote would be
an injury rather than benefit 10 the
women, would hesitate II the demand for
II were made by majority OF those most
Interested
These observations are preliminary to
the practical suggestion which We purpose
10 make. Let the Legislature provide for
the submission Of the question O. extend.
ing the night 10 vote 10 the decision of the
women OF the State who are more than
twen,y-one years of age.
The census will be a trustworthy guide
A. 10 the number. and when majority Of
that number shall vote sffirm.tively in
favor of the scheme. there will be good
ground for submitting the question 20 the
people 10 the form OF an amendment to the
constitution. In the meantime the men OF
the State may be relieved from all rcspea-
sbilliy. The discussion can 20 on among
the women. and once each year. or once Ia
two years, vote can be taken. We make
this suggestion Ia the iuli belief that the
right to vote will be freely accorded 10 the
women Of the State whenever majority
Of them are known 10 favor ~. extension
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
NUMBER Il.
Bluudcre.

when the Democrats came into power
10 The House, one of their first appoint
"enis wa. man from Texas named Fits
hugh Tor Dnork.eper, who wrote home To
his friends that he was a .biger man than
Old Grant. As his mtsdeeds becam.
known to the p"tlie 1t wxcsiaspt he was
TOO big had even for The Democratic
party 10 carry and he Vas reiarn.d to his
friends. Si''cc coming into power 10 the
>cnsic that panty has mad.- TAO mistakes
Ut similar character. john Burch. o.
tennessee, VINO has been made Secretary
OF the Senate, white bee may not be a
bigger mau" thau Fitz hs- a history
that bids fair Ia become but,leu~une IL
}. alleged that he MAS appointed Complrol-
Ter OF the State % Tennessee al,er las pred
ecessor had been paid $4,000 TO resign.
and while hoidiug that esponstble position
oecsmS rich BY manipulating the securities
OF the State in III. Interest OF .peculatoFs
in whose pay he wa.
Mr.. Bright OF Indianapolis. who has Just
senate. has been State printer at Indians
Dispatches eiyiHg details OF his misdoinss
together with his Indictments. trisls aud
compromises. have created lively excite
ment among the Democrats in Washing
ton. These charges are OF such a specific
character as to render Il probable the Sen
ate will have To take notice OF them. An
exchange adds:
There is considerable feeling over the
fact that Senators VOORHEES, and Mcdonald
both of whom were cogniIsnt OF all the
details of this case, should have given such
strenuous support 10 a man for 8 senate Of
nee whom they must have known would
be al once put upon the defensive and
place the Democrats OF the senate thereby
tn a very annoying position"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

f,s, date the address label Of earh sHbscri
beers paper shows the time To hCh the subsrrip
tisn l. paid aud all Subscriber In arrrsrs ar
requested TO pay up as soon a. possible.
On receipt Of payments on subscription at hi.
Oflce, receipt vii he PROMPTLY sent to the sub
scriher. and the date the address abel will b.
corrected on the next issus OF the paper.
in all communications relating to subscriptions
CORES pOnheutS are requested stale tfs
Posioifice to which the paper Ia. or Is to be sent
"a TO lie careful TO write al proper names plain
l..
In directing change OF address, always give
the present address well a. the one 10 whict
ysu wish the paper Afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

The trouble with many communities
Is that their dead men refuse TO be bur
led.
The world never kIows tAs re.p-c,
lawyers have for one another Hslil one Of
them dies and there 10 a meseloR Of the
bar i Rome Sentinel.
Have you ever been In prison p ask
ed lawyer Of q witness. whom he was
disposed 10 badger and bully. - the pro-
fession are apt TO do. "Yes, sir" "when -
"In 1868" "Where ?" "In Andegsonville. 50
There was q momeniarv pause for breath.
aud then round Of applause thar shook
the courtroom.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
A WORD TO TINE Compliant

Instead OF regarding obesity rs an abnormal
condition, many people have enormously con-
sidered IL as an evidence of health, and any
agent that reduces fat is therefore at once sus-
peeted Of being injurious. Starting to reason
from the false position that fat 10 an evidence
Of health, il IL not surprising that they should,
very naturally, fall into the error Of supposing
that sn agent possessing properties capable OF
reducing corpulency would prove injurious to
the health. Reasoning, no aeyer, from the "a.
tional basis. that an undue depoaition Of fat,
constituting obesity, is not . healthy but NOR
bid condition, it Is quite IS natural Tor Us to
arrive q the opposite conclusion. which Is sus-
tained by experience and observation, {. e. that
tAe reduction Of ct in cases Of competency 10
Invariably followed By an improvement Of
strsngth, spirits. and physical comforts. Al
lsn's Anti-fss will reduce . iat person. from 9
= 8 pogqds week. Sold b. dFuegisp.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
Home and Foreign News.


Ahou, | o'clock Saturday morning. fire
WAS discovered in the Fremont House In
Ctaremont, n. IL. The alarm was at once
given, snd every effort made tn save the
occupants. About 40 persons ~sre ia the
house at the time. hi, the flames spread
so rapidly that only few escaped unin]ar.
esi. fhe halls ere filled with smoke so
quickly that no one '.ould get inside with
out impetllliug their lives. Most Of the iu-
mates were Obliged ia make their exit from
the Windows, roofs. etc. Six persons are
known to have burned Ia death. A deep
gloom pervades the whole community
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

koae reosiye 10 much beneht, and none are
% profoundly grateful and show such an inter-
est In recommending Hop Bitiers o wome o.
II Il the only remedy pecnliaily adapied to the
many ills The EEK Il almost universally suhject
liver, constant OF periodical sick b. s.iseSes.
weskusss in TIE back or Kidneys, pain in he
shoulders aed di1erept parts q The b .dy, .
feeling a lassilede ead despsadeacy, az eli
readily removed BY Asse DjGlsn,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

The interest of the late Marcellus
Emery in the Bangor Commercial has been
purchased by Messrs. J. P. Bass, n. 3.
Mudgett and F. II. Getcheil. Messrs. Mud
gett and Getchell have been connected
vith the Cowaerciai for some years.. The
editorial columns will be in charge Of Mr..
@. B. Goodwin, recently on the STAG Of the
Boston Post He 10 . native Of Biddeford.
Ii will be run - IN Independent Democra-
tic newspaper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
Notice Of Foreclosure

HEREBY give public notice that | have q
claim by mortgage upon the following parcel
Of land situated in Eden. In the County Of Han
cock described As follows o wit certain lot OF
land with the buildings thereon, situated at sand
Point In Eden. which lot is bounded as fOllows
on the west by John Hamor's land, on the no rtt
by s<sshore. on the east by land of The said sam
uel Hamor and ON the south BY the town road nea,
the school House containing one and a hall acre
more or less.
The said mortgage under which claim is dated
Oct. "a lsT7, and sas given by Daniel Hamor, I'd
samuel Hamor and Charlotte Hamor, to Leonard
j. Thomas. and recorded in Hancock Registry of
Deeds, Book, ls0. Page a5 and assigned
TO me Aug. TIN ISIS. the said assignment bel z
recorded In said Registry. Vol LIS, Page 81: the
condition of said mortgage has been broken / :
reason whereof claim foreclosure Of said NOR
gage and give this notice for that purpose.
). X. WHITING.
Ellsworth. April /, 1873. 3wla
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

According to la TPoGrgEI hsrioaaa
position 10 the city of Mexico com'ueucl u :
Nov. let, 1879 Preparations arc being
carried forward under the direction Of
Gen'. Riva ralAciu. Minister OF Public
Works. II u understood that the EIposl.
ton Will be postponed should a serious
revolution be going on In the couniry about,
that zine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
0ps ellsuortb Amrrifan.

'abIisaed every Thursday Morning al Ceomls
sl,ck, Ellsworth, Me-, bs THE HANCOCK
pUSry PUBLISHING COMPANY
For terms. &c. see nrst page.
SWs. NJ. PETTE>e1LL 4 Co. 10 state street
Session, 81 Park Row New York, sndI7oi Che nui
Street. Philadelphia, are our Agents for procuring
Advertisements tor the ANEEicAs in the above
ties. and authorized to contrse, for advertising
a. our lowest rates.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

-Ti,den has forgiven his nephew. Pei
ton. for compromising him 90 terribly by
those cipher dispatches, and has taken the
vounx man to his bosom again. The
asphew is altogether too useful tool nor
% be needed BY the old 'nsn 10 TIE co~snx
campaign. Besides, he 10 % issoeeM and
., uscA llke kis Uncle. II the Deooerses
take Tslden they mssf take Pelton also.
ne ethes eppsss-sss Gill Be Pr".'ded for
In dno ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
HISTORY Of WALL STREET,

How fortunes are quickly male and lost Tells
oil about the prominent men, stock. operations
uiess AMI device. Everybod should read thu
book Of 200 pages OF interesting matter, concern
ins re greatest gambling place in the world
Cents. fkkD. W. cisco 8 CO., Bankers.
>vll SsaA u Brood g., New Yerk cisy,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
Assessors Notice.

THE sus~-rtt-ts, ass~s-s.- e rtl.sortn
. hereby 20 notice Ia {hc tnhaIa iants Of ssi,i
cHy ~ EAswurtb % maze anil hnuE ID to them
tfSr Ari perfect l4stA uf Their p<sil. auI ssIatss
real ant pcrpabai. 10 wrigInE. tnrigdluz tnops-y
ga band or Al N tayrst Ansl delta Iur rsarr than
iArv arr owIns, aad All property held in tru.l a.
guardian. enrcgA"v. administrator Or otherwise
.rhe~pt such a. - 1y law exempt from taxathoE
- hsh they are J-1ascas.d ol on The Hrst lay 81
AEFiI last. and tV prepared 10 sabstsatlats ta.,
same according e. aas AMI ioF the payuoae o.
Fereirsas ,sld ilsis and Hlakink transfers af real
cstaie. The gn'iersssu.a viii 10 "a season az the
Mayor AEd Alisrn~n's Room luriHs buslur, /.
hsars Of each secular Iay FROM The seventh 70
ihe sNents"tA last aud Any persouEl eIaraiHairon
Uf property By the Assessors al n-l o. c,,ustt
cfri A. = saiTrF Tor neglect 81 ans b~r.ou IN
ortnsins ~ IEGo AM pcfisrg bata inquired l,y
az Hanks, on shicA % make s.tl lssts may
- han By applying 20 The Assessors. ASrntA u
Tbs scsri Al school b.striris. agc rct{u~atr4 to
MAKE return under oath 10 the A.sr- -ors u the
aunbCF of sriIoiafs b-ionsius to each family 10
their school Distinct. their nam-. And axe 10.
srthrF wi.h "a, names OF The heads Of iAnllr. a.,
soua may DC aitcy the seven lay IT Arsi!
l.7o.
4. D. BUsNHAM. A.se.sars
4 {. HOLT, of the ~ of
WHO. MCDONALD. EI.sxorih.
f44sSofih. April !. ls.s- JsIt
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Pnuper Notice.

Tue undersigned hereby siy-s notice that Ae
] has contracted with the town OF sullivan, lor
me support Of the poor Tor the ensuing year.
TIC therefore iorbids all persons from fufnt.his z
support 10 any panper On his account as he 81 All
pay no bills. 30 FINISHED.
GEO. b. MITCHELL
sullivan. April let, ls7s taI,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

In view u the present aacendsncy of
the South In the a6hirs Of Governnent the
n r. 15bsae pertissstiy ssks (which
was the Lost csusef~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

s5,eD0 Gold il offered for any remedy Tor
lsfhma, Coughs. Gods, Bleeding Of the
Lungs, or Consumption, showing one-hsi
many genuine cures In the same length OF time
Adamson's Botaaie Bdtsdm. Price IS cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

MoIiLE IL hereby given to those proposing TO
~ 'ssah 10 The town of Trenton, uring the com
lnB spring or summer, 10 meet Tor examination At
the school house. Dist. No. {, Apr. IS. 1879, 10
A. NJ.
)snpervisor
ID. W. BUNKER, OF
Schools.
Trenton. April 0. isT9. 3wlt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
Notice Of Foreclosure

-NOssNS VI 1OGCC1OSuTe,
7 HEREBY give public notice tina, have
1 claim BY mortgage upon the following parcel
oil land situated In Eden in the County OF Han
cock described as follows: beginning at a pine
STUB on the point Of upland near the meadow a nj
runs southeriy following . ditch on the line Of
the lot hereby conveyed 60 the original line BE-
tween Thompson Marsh and Joel kmsry thence
foiiowinx said original line north-eAstery 20 cor
ner OF Meadow lot owned BIZ John and IN Rich.
Ardson thence sou thwesterfy following this line
10 stake above the edge OF the meado~ to cor
ner OF said Richardson's lot thence following
southeriy 10 the edge of the meadoa as high M
- the water nows 10 pine tree spotted, thence
70 nrst bounds containing six acres MOI or les.
Tie other lot hereby conveyed Is thus described in
John Nc fariand's deed TO me James CsmnbeU
and Clara IL Peach, as recorded IN Hancock Reg
lsiry Book li3, Page %, one third only Of which
10 intended 10 be conveyed by this deed one Omar
ter OF lot No. ~ on plan OF Bingham lan-- In fden
as surveyed by James Peters and living on tho
north-easfery side OF said lot con tanning g acres
more or less, meaning and intending To copyev
By THIS deed on third Of said quarter
The said mortgage which I claim is dated Nov
IS, A. D. lsI1, and wa. given To Leonard 4 Jhorn
as and recorded In Hancock Registry Of deeds
Vol LOO, Page -, and by said Thomas as
signed TO me Aug. Z, ISIS, and said assignment
being recorded la Registry. Vol. Is3 page S. the
condition OF said mortgage has been broken by
reason whereof aim for eclosure of lid mort
gage and give this notice for that purpose
;. X. VIII TING.
Hhs~ofH April !. 1873. 3w4
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a g a * ID.

To all " no suffering ffom the errors and
ind seretlons Of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood. so.. viii send recipe
that will cure you. FRtE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy wac discovered by mis- sionAsy Ia
50 attn America. send self addressed envelope
TO The Ray. JosEFH T. ISNtS station u. Bible
Hons-'. New York City. iyi -
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Special Notice.

TIE nrn Of Brady Small. u this day dissol.
] we'd By mutual consent. All persona la iebte,
to Tho late IL N. are requested 10 make lamedi.
a'r payment and taos- having demands the reon
WA present The same for settlement An bin.
aos settled sithih thirty day, wi! be lcIt with an
attorney for collection
NJ BRADY,
Wh. SMALL.
Ellsworth. Mar. 2g.h, is79 ssA
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

Your Voice II gene and II is because
you let that cough run when you might have
cured 1t by using DIR. A. J. flsgg's Cough and
Lung syrup.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03
MINERALS! MINERALS !

'HHERE is great interest manifested At this
y TINE, In the discovery and development Of the
Minerais OF our state, which very abundant
and some OF which are vEsY RICH. Any party
bringing OF sending me specimens. can learn
thelr approximate value without ASSAY or / viii
moderate charge. -
3. r. BALDWIN,
O1s oes0es ~, SIS. 2mOl3s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-03

and Flower seed for 1870, rieh ~ engrav.
lngs, from original photographs, will be sent
fREE 70 ali who apply. Customers OF last seas
on need not write for Il. offer one OF the larges,
COLLECTIONS OF vegetable seed ever sent out by any
seed house In America, large portion of winch
rections Tor cultivation on each package All
seeds warranted 10 BE- both fresh and true to name
90 lar that should II prove OF herwise, will refill
the order gratis. The original introducer Of The
Hubbard squash. Phinney's Melon, Marblehea d
'abbages, eNican Corn. and scores OF other
vegetables, invite the patronage of all who are
anxious to have their seed directly from the grow
er fresh. true. and OF the very best strain.
NEW VEGETABLES A SPECIALITY.
JAMES J. II, GREGORY
AwA Marbieheaa, Mass
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THE GREjAT
ss&1na opRn1&e
BOSTON CLOTHING STORE
BEATS Them ALL +!
GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER d!
Good m woolu i
| suit 90
\ u. 70
- 90
/ \ heavy all " IN zpif uaIsT tho
fine aU tcmanto rtoch
onalme
A English dnc,
These qts cannot be made $50 oo
| la TIc hsuu
In PANTS WE HAVE

A dtw ,haei, 40
\
4 wooIp pant
plicacd) N'''''
very heavy All wool made from Hamilton o.,
and great rrrIey others we cannot meni
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IN SPRING OKERCOAT9, WE HAVE

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| Aud Worted. -,
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1879-08-27
THE HOUSEKEEPER

Paper absorbs fat.
a glass OF milk is an excellent soporofc.
The gas stove alone preserves a uniform
heat.
A pinch of salt will hasten the whites of
eggs to troth.
The test Of good -four is the amount OF
water it absorbs.
Vinegar in the rinsing water will brighten
pink and green.
Freshen old potatoes by placing in cold
water before cooking.
To check smoke from frying fat throw in a
raw potato or piece of bread.
A poultice OF fresh tea leaves moistened
with water will cure sly on the eyelid.
Cheese taken in large quantities is very
indigestible; little helps other food to di-
gest.
Vanished furniture should be rubbed only
with silk, except when sweet oil is used.
1t is an evidence that the -four or corn
sides of the pan.
Snow, incorporated with dough, produces all
the effects OF the best yeast Save this item
till next winter.
Raisins for sweet dishes should be wiped
clean in dry towel; washing them viii make
a pudding heavy.
To smooth wrinkled silk sponge the surface
with weak solution of gum arabic and iron
on the wrong side.
A tablespoonful OF molasses added 10 stove
backing will cause it to adhere better and re-
tain It's polish longer.