davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10

from indigestion. If your child is sick give it D. R. V. G. You will be surprised at the charming effect.
 See advertisement in other column, of the great and reliable Dyspepsia Remedy, D. R. V. G., guaranteed by all druggists. New hosiery. J.N. ADAM & Co. Silk handkerchiefs. J. N. ADAM & Go. New calicoes. J. N. ADAM & Go. New cambrics. J. N. ADAM & Go. New ginehams. J. N ADAM & Go. Flannel suitings. IN. ADAM Go. Plaid dress goods. J. N. ADAM & Go. Handkerchief dress goods.
 J. N. ADAM & Go. The Chicago Ivmes says Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver Cure is highly endorsed by ministers, judges, physicians, surgeons, by men of literary and scholarly distinction, and by individuals in all the walks of life. ses eod2w 2tw
 Colored satins. J. N. ADAM & Go. Bookkeeping at Glance, teaches double entry in 8 few hours A boon to all business men; no previous knowledge required. Mailed for 5Octs. Leibertz & Go. publishers, IT Marion street, New York city. Trade supplied by American News Co. s7 I'm Black siIks-best value.
 J. N ADAM & Go. Silk fringes. J. N. ADAM & Co. Cambric wrappers very cheap.
 J. N. ADAM & Go. Underwear-best value.
 J. N. ADAM & Go. Cretonnss-best assortment and cheapest at J. N. ADAM $ Co.'S. White shirts-best value.
 J. N. ADAM & Co., Suspenders at Smith & Stone's. Lace tidies &c., and 1Oc.
 N ADAM & Go. Rheumatism, neuralgia, chills, dumb ague, liver, kidneys. Sales ,54O. 1 Sylvan ave. Quilts-very cheap. J. N. ADAM & Go. Neckwear at Smith & Stone's. New laces. J. N. ADAM & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10
OPENING OF THE CAMPAIGN.
 4 GRAND REPUBLICAN RALLY
 Will be held at Music Hall on TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT. IA, under the direction of the

UNION VETERAN LEGION, When the citizens of New Haven will be addressed the issues of the campaign by
 GENERAL KILPATRICK, OF NEW JERSEY, and other able speakers. Music by the Broadway Band, and campaign songs by the Glee Club. Turn out and give the eloquent Union General a rouair0 recapfion
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10
Annual Parade Waterbury Fire De- pertinent.

pertinent.
 The Waterbury fire department had their annual parade yesterday. Notwithstanding the rain the streets were crowded with spec tators and one would suppose that the nu- merous shops were depleted. At l o'clock the boards of engineers and fire commission CTS, accompanied by members of the com mon council, went from house to house on a tour of inspection. The Am1e7Scans says ''They found everything in spic-span order. Citizens, No. ?, was the first company to march to its position on the north side of the Green, with the Seth Thomas band playing the EBoccacio March with good effect The only adornment of their hose carriage was a floral wreath in front. Next came Monitor, No. 8, with their carriage decorated with four large pyramidal bouquets. These were head ed by the American band, of New Haven, which attracted no little attention, as it was the first time they had been heard on our streets Following came Phoenix, No. l, pre- ceded by the ever popular Howe band, and with the new steamer drawn by four horses. which needs no extra embellishments to
 
 came the Ithaca Juvenile Hose company with miniature jumper, trimmed in flowers and they attracted their share of attention. Last ly came Mutual Hook and Ladder Co.,, No. 1, the members of which made decidedly nob- by appearance, being attired in white pants and blue shirts. They wore the regulation fire hats, but carried their blue fatigue caps hanging to their belts. Not speck of dirt was visible on the truck or ladders It would be difficult to find body of men presenting a finer general appearance than did the four companies of the Waterbury fire depart ment beforeit rained this afternoon"
 A correspondent says: s"The American bands playing was one of the finest attrac- self with honor The Second regiment march was applauded enthusiastically As sistant Engineer Kennedy, of New Haven, was present and marched in the procession. On the balcony of the Scoville House were some of Waterbury's most distinguished citi- zens, who seemed to take great deal of in terest in the parade, among them MT. Merri- 1E [-E HE- D.1l
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10
New Fish Market.

Futile & Hull have opened the store No. 59 Church street, opposite the postofice, and after fitting it up in 8 handsome manner, have stocked it with full line of sea food. They purpose keeping all kinds of sea food in their season, and will call at your house for orders each morning and deliver goods promptly.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10
Republican Ward Meetings.

Republican Ward Meetings. The chairmen of the several Republican ward com mittees of the town of New Haven hereby notified to meetings of the Republican voters in their spective wards, to be held on before THURSDAY,
 September 6 for the choice of delegates to the sever
 al Town conventions to select delegates for the Re publican Congressional Senatorial Probate, Repre- sentative and Shrevalty conventions to be called At least days notice of the holding of such ward meetings should be given. The various wards are en-
 titled to the following representation in the Town convention:
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10
Seventh Ward.

A meeting of the Republicans of the Seventh ward will be held at No Brewster building, Friday evening, Sept. 10, at o'clock Business of impor- tance will be brought up. Per order
 WARD COMMITTEE
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10

New hosiery. J. N. ADAM & Co.
 Silk handkerchiefs. J.N. ADAM $ Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10

Rheumatism, neuralgia, chills, dumb ague, liver, kidneys. Sales 1,54O. 1 Sylvan ave.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10

Handkerchief dress goods.
 J. N. ADAM & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10
Grand Mammoth Addition,

When we intend to offer the most varied elegant assortment of DRY GOODS ever shown in this State representing the products of the New and Old World
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10

Bookkeeping at Glance, teaches double entry in few hours. A boon to all business men; no previous knowledge required. Mailed for 5Octs Leibertz & Go. publishers, F Marion street, New York city. Trade supplied by American News Go. s7 I'm
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-10

Quilts-very cheap J. N. ADAM < Go. Neckwear at Smith & Stone's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
DITCHiN0, E3CAVATING. q.

THE uadersigDsd stff oEers bis service. a. a
competent workman in the ab0ve line -
nttehiuE and ExeavatiuR Of all
CIsterHa. Pond-. CelIars. &e -undertaFcn ~ mod
etet= rsfes' sod 'siIhfuI'y executed orGr's left
rromPtattentio BI+r+izS Ai.o done In . s.tis-
fsrtnrV mHnrer. and at lo--st rates
March o. 1880. WESLEY LowRy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
Chest Eefrigerators.
GEJ. Z. LTGaY & CO.,

GGJ. I. LIGHT & &C.,
DuALER5 IN
D1"oGS-s, nEcGacAnea.
Z ~ ~ ea
SCHOOL hooks, STATIONARY, 40 G
CIGARS, &c,
FAKE this opportunity OF thankinF ,b.;,
. pAtT"ns :OT th-ir nosI I.ucrAl rsfSyror,E
IottEs IHst year. aPd hope by IrICthrsnUs N$
an" iAir d"alir3 10 merit ACuntihCaAts 81 ~. 80"
"E'Ee. ' se!' Gysf rate gCosa aI~Hys; DO a., ,.u
Ho""f"jStf oT tHsSp gCOdA tor the besf HSrr,et
ssStE'9.GE sold I" be returned il mot as suaIan.
pAIrcan
The BEST QUALITY CT GcnsS
%'t'egs' nut VIII. II compelled. sell them Lauds.on
I" o cts., syrup tor 3tts. and Cologne for rs et.
per p'Hti bus a. the same time, lot u In forH y.p.
'eSt according to The United StGtss Phs Tn,sc one.
You cInt r'skr L"uannun' for lcss titan 10 eLs. Ly
III" ~h"tesnis. A much chrnrer plan j. 10 SUI
T"S' goods stn"i'te. ard add she ,uatr youtstIt.
W. rAEt al UG' old Accounts settled un M uAv-
n IN" CHSn immediately, q md Dew os.s bet1s i'm
meals'sly. 'fhOs sooner. Will not AK for noaey
or me neg oaes until alter HArvtGt.
CI'A RS best in town.
m1,ch p Tsp GEO. T. LIGHT o
NEcUL4TI<G Library, ct
~ Jan. is. 1871. IF. ri
~ 7. LIGHT co
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup should be kept in
every family. a slight Cough, if unchecked,
as often the f'rerunner of Consumption, and
a timely dose OF this wonderful medicine has
rescued many from an early grave.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

A GOOD AccouNT-"To sum it up, six
long years of bed-ridicn sickness, cost
Ing $500 pen year; total S1,2OO-all of
which was stopped by three bottles of Hon
bitters taken by my wife, who has done her
own house"ork for a year siuce, without. the
loss OF a day, and l want everybody to know
1t for their benefit.
ANMN WEEES Ru.la. N V y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

CfG week in voar oEn town. SIS Outfit free.
.@OO No risk- Reader, If you ws1ta business
~ Snica peFsnns Of either SIX can make eYe.t nsy
all the time thew work. write Tor particuIsTs e.
D. HALLEzT L Co, PoTtIaad.I liue. Jaly13ae-iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
STRAYED OR STOLEN.
~POCKET-E00K FOUND.

A POChET.EOOK, with = sun of money in
- IL. was Iett at the STORE of the unde Gucd
!3SL Week !ha owner can have tho suIr;c hv
Identifying it and paying for this ad vertise.
hlsnt; HORACE sEALL e. co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
Il" Old F17mcr.

FORGET Your INJUsIEs-He is unxies
and unhappy who never torgsts the inisrie.
ne may have received. They come acros.
the heart like dark shadows when the sun
shine OF happiness would bless him and
throw him into a tumult that does not easily
suosIde. The demon of hate reigns in his
bosom and makes him of all accountable
creatures, the most miserable. Have YOU
been injured in purse or character? Let the
smiling angel of forgiveness find repose in
your bosom. Study not how you may re-
vense, but the best way to return good for
evil.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
PoETIcAl
TO-DAY AND ro-MoRRow.

If fortune with . smiling face
strew roses on our way.
"nen shall VIC stop to pick them upf
To-day, my love. to-day!
eat shenld she frown with face of care
And talk of con1ng sorrow.
"non saali we grieve, If Grievs we must
Ie-merrew. love. to-morrow,
II those who'se wronsed US own their fault.
And kindly pity pray.
When shall we listen and fergivei
To-day, my love, tc-d.yI
Bnt If stern Justice urge rekuke,
And warmth fron meu'ry borrow,
When shall ne chide. if chise we mustf
Tomorrow, love, Tomorrow
tCkarIts 1forEay
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
GOLD Get nanss'to MAKE money

GOLD. Gsss. ssanss.to make money
70 taEe INTERRUPTIONS for the largest, chesre,t .na
SSs d..nstratSd family Publication in The world.
anyone can 6'c"ne n successfui aEent. 81, 81
CANT works OF arr given free to suB,cribers. Tbo
rrse is 40 10" That most every body sabScribr.
0ns agent reports taxing 1870 subscribers 10 a dsy.
proSt ,ssht rePort. making over S2UO clear
!an: You can devote ALI your zinc 20 the bosi-
o..h.cr OILY your spare time. You need. moi be
veil einiyl LIE 5onns over right. Yoa can do IS as
EIsgant and expensive Outfit Tree. n YOU ~1nt
ProhtHbIs work se7d US your ddress at once. IL
eosIs nothing 70 try tie busiusss. No one vho en-.
sHses l".1 to mako great pay. Ad6ress Groros
IHSo. z - I, PortlFod. Maine. JuIyl3tO ~.
car mste money taste, At vort tor
~ T man at anything else. cspitafDn reusired =
We will start You Sl2a day and upwards msde
= ! nome by the indn'frinus Men. womep. boys
q girtH wanted evoFy~here to zork for vp. Nov
u the time. You can devote you, Whole time to
"o'h' Or ooiJ ycur spare momsnts. No other
ou;Inees will pay you nearly az we'll. No one
s 70 work car fail to make enormous paY
y engaging htoscs Costly Outfit and term.
IIee; a great opportunity for making money
eesily and honorsbly- Addr,ps TprE x 20. I1-
Po5Ea. t.f1n". Jolly -. Iss9-IF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

The s7eatast loss Of tiroc is delay and
expectation. which depends upon the future.
We let 60 the present, which ue haye in
our power, ana look forward TO that which
acpsnds upon chances, and go quit a GER
talnty for an uncertainty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
HOTELS.
CITY HOTEL.
VI. VA,

TIE undersisIed wou,d r..pestfully give no.
> ice thst abs has assumed charge Of the City
Hotel IN Charlestown, aud propose 10 ketpthe
same In a styIe tina. will render its aecommodas
lions uSsotPsssed by any house in the Valley of
virginia The Fab.e will be regularly supplied
VITA the best thst the season aud markell viii
A.Ssd' and Roems kept clean and eomfortabIe-
Inc cnmnlodious Hotel Stable v iii Affotd accom-.
moaA'ionA TOR hotsts AZ all times, az TeeaonsbIe
tstes, snd = Hack will convey passengers 10 ard
ley Depots free oil charge.
bsonis'sg to do ali in my power to give mo
Paoao = hrst'eiass house. respectfully a.k =
mrs, MARY D. BRAGG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

For sore throat, garGle with Piso's Curc
naked with a little water. Relief is Instant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

TO TEE VOTERS
of Jefferson County,
WEST VIRGINIA.
NOTICE is hereby given that Foil. rill no
~ opcne't at the different places of voting in
this csuaty, established according to Law, GA
tho
Second Tuesday III October,
1850. (the 18th dsy of sb, month. , for IL. ,1r.
pnre of raceiying ystUs fer tho foIion nan ed
o~ficeFs-stste, Judicial and Ccunty-viz:
Governor OF the State.
Attorney-GsFeral of the State,
State IreasurSr,
STATE AsdiIor,
Stats SnDerintenGszt of Free Schools.
Two Memliers of the House Of Hslsestcs.
Jud se of tse Third Judicial Circuit,
Prssrdent at Couaty Court,
Sheriff of the County.
Two Justices eft the Peace for each Mssis-
tsrIai District.
Pr.Sscnt'ng Attorney for tse County,
Assessor 81 District No. 2,
Cnuhty Surveyor.
a E'nstAbls Tor each I,gisteri.l Districts:
Also for Ratification or Reisction of Pr.srs.d
Amendment of Article s. of SIa:s Cosstltuiieu,
If proposed Amesdm eEt rst|ted, for il i ce of
new Circuit ard for three Cor. n. issio.ers
as provided for is Srcticns ~ aRd %
of proposed As,rrdrlrbt.
And for ratification OF ~rCisction of prensscd
Amendment of Section IS, article ), of State
Consultation.
Tss GLOWING AFRO tho names of IL. Comais-
sionrrs sppsiutsd by tie Court for each place of
voting:
CEARLEsrowN DISTRICT.
CH4EL.oTow".-F }. Masninz. Joseph Trap
wILTsHisn's scHooL HoUsE.-Noses Barr,
Dr. =. L.. "Eotr, .. II. wiltshire.
OsEURN DISTRICT.
hAnLNTnwS.- George H=rris. Thos. L. Woed-
SUMMIT P~oISr.-nobsrt Y. Shirley, \. u.
Willis, Edward e. Names.
MIDDLEWAT DISTRICT,
arnDLEwAI.-Br. A. X. Evans, josiah Wat.
sen. Peter Sowers.
ATTng School House NsAS Lrsro-s.-I=,.c
Eelz.
POTOMAC DISTRICT.
-SEEr1raDsTowx.-E. G. ". HeIr, David Bib
rsyar. John Il. ZlttIs.
E"OWS's S"OP.-J. ". Ecnd,icLs ,Janes 3.
SsbourH. J.P. Comfy.
sHEPUERD D%I5TRICT.
SHEPEEEDsTowx.-w E. J. Enott. George II
Sc, i1no"ver, George W Cnase
DUFSJELD'S.- Jnnca w. Glenn, Chsr!es L.
sarn"2rt, John h"G&rE.
BOLIVAR DISTRICT.
,-R"1IEAE:-Josrua Cavalier. YIN. T. Baden.
James n. Smnl!v God.
HALLToWs -Nsrner W. Rcckenhsush,eie or.s
koouce,J. ". Rider.
HAMPERS FERRY DISTRICT.
HARrgR's FEsRY L. a. Montague. George W.
GreeT. James Conway.
BANNING g SCHOOL HnCEr Geo. " Hr-.nt
JCbn AicGrNw. John ". GreTe.
SlVen uadsr Ay haad jolly 81. 1880.
TiioA As 4. MOORE.
Clerk of Comfy Court.
IFreo Press and Register cerv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05

WORDS OF WISDOM Truth is the foup-
datiOn of all knowledge, and the cement eff
all society.
A wise rich man is like the back or stock
OF the chimney. and his wealth the Gre; he
receives it, not for his own need, bu: to re-
fleet the heat to others good.
Death makes a beautiful appeal to charity.
When We look upon the dead form. 80 com.
posed and still. the kindness and the love
that ars in us all will come forth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-10-05
TO sTOCK RtISERs-

THE undersigned having considerable. e.,.t
ence In ihe Geldiag o: stock ofeTs hi. nToIe.-
sio1Hi services - the Stock Dnisers of Jefer,op
eention OF york entrusted to hirn. Will also civ.
4IaaS1Eo;sont I el1esae5 il horses Alec b.sa rATenf
.5a.sset' Shlcn he gill nFpiy tOToga. Lettsra
VII receive prompt attention. Terms ressonEbIe,
FEB. t5,ieT- JOHN ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-13
a Tough story from EIntra,

tElmira Gazette, Nov. 81
gentleman Well known In this city as
red hot republican and something OF a oct
ting man, after an absence of several years
returned TO the city of his younger days early
IN the presidential campaign. Early in the
summer he made no wagerS, but after the
Indiana election he SAILED in betting large
amounts. He made some wagCTs on the gene
raj result, but most of his money was placed
on the result In New York. He must have
had several thousand dollars at stake on
the turn OF the political wheel Of fortune
In this state. About week before election
day democratic friend asked him If he
was not carrying all Of his eggs in a
state was even more likely TO go democratic
than republican. In support of this tt was
said that New York city would give at least
10000 democratic majority. Upon this the
hacker OF republlcanisn said: .'Have you a
pencil and notebook YES" 'rTake them
out and write down what tell you" The pen
Gil and note book were taken out. and he die
tated as follows: "New York city will give Han
cock majority CT Have you got that DOWN.
Yes" Forty one Have you got that?''
Yes 'Forty.o one thousand one hundred and
forty one" "All right; just look at those fig
ures after election And when, on Thursday
morning, his democratic friend took up the
Advertiser he read the iigu;recSs Of Hancocks ma
Jortty as returned to police headquarttr55 at
Al 326. A man that can guess the majority OF
Sew York city within 1S5 On a poll OF over
100000 votes has right to back his figures with
his money. II any one doubts the truth of this
little tale he can call at this Office and see the
memorable figures, Al ,14l, as they were written
10 days before election day,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-13

the sashes whenever the temperature OF out
SIDE Will permit this, giving a circulation of
pure air among the plants.
FLOWER GARDEN AND LAWN.
TEE LAWN should go into winter quarters
with good length OF grass to serve as mulch
and protection. II manure is used as a top
dressing. only that which is thoroughly com
posted and free from seeds of weeds should be
applied 1t may be put on at any convenient
time during fall or winter.
LEAVES. - The lawn and paths should be
raked after the leaves have fallen, and the litter
thus gathered used for protecting tender plants.
This raking improves the looks Of the grounds
as well as secures valuable covering for
plants.
PERENNIAL WEEDS, like dock, plantain. ETC.,
should be removed from the lawn when the
ground Is soft from the autumn rains 4 long
chisel with handle Is handy In removing their
roots from the soil.
EvERGREESs show to the best advantage at
this season Of the year, after the leaves or the
deciduouS trees have fallen. A diversity Of
form and variety IL shades Of green, are pleas
ing, and can be obtained with care exercised In
the selection OF the plants. their location group
ing. etc, and pruning.
BEDS AND PATHS may be laid out. and much
OF the work upon them done at this season of
the year.
WINTER PROTECTION. - few evergreen
bOughS sufficient to break the winds, and afford
shade, are found to answer the purpose of pro-
lection. avoiding the danger of smothering the
plants which often resulted from the old way OF
covering with a thick layer of straw, closely
packed about them.
BULBS to be housed for the winter should 60
In before the ground is frozen. The hardy ones,
like the Hyacinths, Tulips, ETC., should be
planted early.
GREENHOUSE AND WINDOW PLANTS.
INSECTS, when found on the plants should be
destroyed at once by using tobacco water, so 10
Suds, etc. Plants, II neglected, may be ruin "a
in short time. Success In the fight with in-
sects depends largely upon ones promptne IS
and perseverance.
CLIMBERS, like English Ivy, Tropnolum, Ger
man Ivy, etc, add very much to the beauty Of
greenhouse or window. Select the plants
row.
HANGING BASKETS should be placed where they
can have an abundance OF light and sunshine
and not near the stove or register. If the lig ht
comes from one side, the basket ought to be
turned every day.
WATERING The successful culture OF house
plants depends largely upon the care In water
Ing. The pots should have some pieces of
broken pots Or oyster shell put In the bottom to
provide proper drainage with good drainage
there is but little risk from overwhelming. A
thorough wetting when water is needed, is far
better than keeping the surface moist by
frequent "spr1nkling." Hanging baskets may
be dipped into a tub of water.
GRADUAL CHANGE.-We should have much
fewer complaints OF failure with house plants If
they were less subjected to sudden changes.
both when they are brought In from their sum
mer out Of doors, and while in the house in win
ter. When the air OF the room is changed it
should be done without allowing cold current
to fall upon the plants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-13
The Scarcity Of Good Cooks.

- LONDON Truth
GOod COOKS are possibly 10 be had at about
Twice the salary OF curate. provided they be
allowed TO levy commissions on everything
edible that enters house. Everybody, how.
ever, cannot pay these terms, and, as q rule.
families have to put up with exceedingly bad
COOKS. In France there are many Professors
OF the art OF cooking, who undertake to feed a
family for fixed sum per diem, with sttpu-
lated addition for each guest. They buy all
provisions, and they send a cook OF good
capacity to live In the house which thew
undertake to supply. Every morning they cali
themselves to see that all is going on properly.
and they then submit a menu, which NAV be
changed If the client pleases. When he gives a
dinner party, they either look after it them
selves or send one of their chief aides to do so.
Why could not something like this be organ
Ked In London? The Professor, buying every
thing In large quantities In the market, Is able
TO make profit, without charging his clients
more than they Would themselves pay. He is
answe rable for the cook who lives Ia the house.
and In his own interests takes care that she is
a skilled and reliable person, while his own
superintendent 1nSureS that the dinner is a
presentable one Even II English housekeeperS
objected TO this plan OF contracting a good
COOK might make very fair living by simply
providing cooks, and by once week calling
10 see whether they are giving satisfaction.
MOST pers ons-w would be glad to pay reasonable
annual Zee for this. AS it is it Is almost
impossible to find tolerably good cook, except
py paying her eXtortiOnate wages, submitting
10 all her whimS and caprices, and wink.ng at
her taxing percentage from tradeSmen.