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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07
Administrator of Thos. ID. Kelly, Deed.
H. SHUBERT, Auct. OctJ-ts,l
COURT SALE OF vAlUABI.F

nKrHANs' COURT SALE OF VARIABLE
~ City PrOperty.-On MONDAY, OCTOBER
=: lssi at the @ the % FOUNTAIN inn' IN .ns CITY o.
all order the Orphans Court of LanCaste,
county. will expose to public sale the follow
ing very valuable real estate. late OF }. ieat"s
COnynghanI, deceased.
Ali that certain halt lot "r piece of Eln,:
situated on TIE southwest corner OF SOUTH
fronting - feet "a inches on South Queen
street. and extending 2ij feet along MiiliiD
street to Beaver street. which bounds il Oh
the rear.
The improvements are fine old fashioned
tlree-stOry and attic brick house. with two
story brick back building, large two-stOry
on Beaver street. hy'lr;lnt, fruit trees, &c, &c.
This is one OI the most desirable prOpcrtic.
for either u residences or u siness stand.
which has been Offered I'm tliis city for Il Ion.
time.
sale to commence at O'Clock p. H., when
attendance will be given and terms Inat.G
known by EMLEN FRANKLIN,
4. X. WITMER,
Executors. &C. of ID. Yeatcs COnyngllam deco.
HENRY SHUBKI:r, Auct. scps2 tsl
DUBLIC SALE OF \ COAL YARD, ON
MONDAY. OCTOBER q. 1881.
The undersigned will offer ut public sale Il
property consisting OF seven lots of ground IL,
the town of Springvillc, Lancaster county, mt
the station on the Pennsylvania Eniiroad,
the Lancaster Il Harrisburg turnpike: The
improvements are a twO-stOrie'i frame House
2lx4 feet, used as q Railroad Station and Ticket
Office, u Frame Warehouse 2ix1S feet. and
Coal and Lumber Yard, with about 200 feet OF
Coal Shedding New Fairbanks Scales OF s ton
capacity; :OO Feet OF Railroad Siding. Trestle
work for dumpin. coal, with space tor exten-
sion of same. Buildings mostly new and every
thing in gOOl order. Also lot OF ground
containing 90 feet front and 11 feet deep on
which arc erected u Frame House 2sxg) with
kitchen attached lGx3O, barn 25xDO, suitable
statling for heal Ot horses. ctrriage house,
chicken house and pdmp house with cisteri
Inc
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842 broadway, New YO

Mention this paper. Send stamp for circu
lars Oct7-3meOu&GtwcOw
nEPORT OF The CONDITlON OF THE
II Lancaster County National Bank. at Ian
caster, in the state of Pennsylvania at the
close of business, october ], 1881
RESOITRcES
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THIRD EDITION.
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT 2, 1881.
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WAsnINGToN. D. c., Oct. For the
Middle Atlantic states, fair weather,
followed by increasing clOudiness and
local rains in the northern portion, south
westerly winds, stationary or lower barom-
eter, stationary or higher temperature.
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MURDER.


READING, Pa, Oct. 7.-Andrew Sassa
man was found dead in his house near
PottstOwn this morning, with two or
three cuts ard several bruises on his body.
No knife was to be found near him, and
the case in considered one of murder.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07
The President Visited by Local CIs

WAsnINGToN, Oct. 1.-THE Protestant
ministers of this city assembled in the rO-
tunda of the capitol at two o'clock this
afternoon and proceeded in 4 body to call
on President Arthur.
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Virtue Acknowledged.

Mrs. Ira MulhOlland, Albany, N. y, writes
For several years have suffered from Oft.
recurring bilious headaches. dyspepsia and
complaints peculiar to my sex. Since using
your Burdock Blood Bitters l am entirely re-
Iisved." Price 81. For sale at ii. II. Cochrans
drug store, l37 North Queen street. Lancaster
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ApnuseMentS.

AmusementS.
"lfichae2 Strogof' TO-ni9ht.-Our readers
need scarcely be reminded that kiralfy's bril-.
liant spectacular version of Jules Ecr es
story OF t" Michael StrOgOf" will be produced
at Fulton opera house this evening by the
Academy of Music company. under tho man.
agcment OF Messrs Goodwin, Zimmerman 4
Nixon. Gorgeous dressing, wonderful scenic.
spectacular and mechanical effects, and u
large ballet combine to make this one OF the
most attractive exhibitions that has been
given to the public, and have been
filling the Philadelphia newspapers with ex-
nressions of admiration for the past three
weeks.
"Hcarfs Of Odk"-One of the best dramatic
entertainments to which the Lancaster public
were treated last season was the performance
OF the beautiful domestic play "Helrts OF
Oak, by james A. Herne's company. AS pre-
viously annOun ccG, we are to have repetl'
tion of the piece tomorrow evening by tho
same great cast, and there is no doubt OF q
most delightful! entertainment. The story Is
one of pleasing interest, and, in the hands OF
such competent artists rs Mr. Herne, Miss
Corcoran and the supporting company, con-
stitutes one of the dramatic successes OF the
day Tho handsome scenery is feature OF
merit that does not fail to arouse tho aGmiral'
ton of the most exacting taste in the matter OF
accessories.
Faintness before eating. pain ani dl5lrcss
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Wonderful Powers.

Tumors. erysipelas, mercurial diseases.
scrofula and general debility, cured by - Dr.
Iintlsey's Blood Searchcr.' Ol-lmdAw
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l'ay Your Tax

Election will come on Tuesday, Novem
bcr Sth, and all persons who have not paid
state or county tax for two years and fail
to do SO before Saturday, October 9Th,
will lose their vote. Let every Democrat
see that this important duty is attended
to Immediately; remember tomorrow
will be the last day. and no votes should
be lost because of neglect in this matter.
SEQ that your tax is paid to day.
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MISCELL-4NEOUS.

NOTICE TO DELINUUENTS.-NOTIC
~ hereby given that every tenant and sim
gle man over 2l years of age, in the city OF Lam
caster is assessed with tax of seventy cents
and upwards, and all who have not yet paid
the same are hereby notified to call on the COL
lectOrs OF their respective wards and make
such payment.
The collectors are as follows:
Fist and Sixth wards-Albert Il. Warfel.
Second ward-George Cramer.
Third ward-Jchn F. Deicller.
Fourth ward-JOhn McDevitt.
Fifth Ward-JacOb r. Killinger.
Seventh ward-B. Frank Leaman.
Eighth ward-JOhn IIarman.
Ninth ward-John Rose.
BY order OF Finance COMMITTEES.
,Octl, AIS j. X. BARR, Clerk.
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CLOTHING.

W>sA"Akr* s BROWN
Fall Clothing.
People who are thoughtful on what
they wear are beginning to look about
the streets, and wherever men gather
together, to SEQ the direction new
things are taking for new clothes
are beginning to be worn.
Long before you begin to think on
these things, friends, the styles are
thought out and fixed and the clothes
are made. They are even now on our
counters waiting for you. The best
way to see tho new styles is to take
half-hnur and look through the best
stock you can find.
Where is it: do you. ask? Perhaps
where everything is returnable if you
don't like it next day.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07
Installation Of odd Fellow Officers.

Tho following officers were installed in
Lancaster Lodge, No. G7. l. O. .. F., on
Thursday night N. &. John ID. Graham !;
V. G., George B. Wilson A. S. Henry l..
Frailey Trustee, Il. NJ. Morrow. Number
of members, 3G4; paid for relief during
the term of six months. 1888 assets,
s17,sS4.GS. This lodge has had no deaths
during this term.
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MICHAEL STROGOFF

hlrillIy urcaI Spcctacu'uT RAY vi
MICHAEL STR0GOFF
Now in its third week at the Philadelphi.
Academy of Music and playing to
crowded houses.
SrECIAL NOTICE.-Thc management have
great pleasure in announcing that this grand
performance OH next Friday evening, will sur
pass any entertainment ever given in the city
of Lancaster.
Michael StrOgOff will he presented here with
the same great cast aS in Philadelphia. The
great London Star,
Mr.. William Rignold,
Will appear as MICHAEL sTROGOFF, sup
ported by twenty other artists.
The Grand Ballet will comprise sixty ladies.
led by the Italian PreIniereS
MILE BAZZANO and MILE HOFSHULER
and MONS. ARNOLD KIRALFY.
most important feature of the entertain
ment will be the entire
GRAND ORCHESTRA OF 25 MUSICIANS
Under the direction OF Prof. F. Ii. Zanlig, will
be brought here from Philadelphia.
The music is original. having been composed
by Franz Won Suppc and Anton Rubinstct
Over one hundred people and several horses.
! and the Wonderful Trained Donkey Pete, will
appear i'll several OF the important scenes of
Michael trOgOH
SPECIAL Observation-Disclosures the great
expense incurred in the performance. the fol-
lowing popular prices will prevail.
ARRsMIRsSN1GS' ARsHRNfH sEii,S 50 1ss.
Seats can now he secured at Yccker's.
octI-4td
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$500 REWARD
D'Emat Blood and Skin Remedy.

$500 Reward that it will eradicate Eruptions,
Pimples, Blotchcs, Freckles. Moth, &c, from
the face of any and every Lady and Gentle
man that uses 1t. 1t cleanses MALAklA from
the system, Brightens the Eyes and Beauties
tho Complexion. certain cure tor all Skin
Diseases, and Positively Harmless. ST. per
Package or for s.. Sold by Druge lists or sent
by mail in letter form on receipt OF price.
TIE BELL MANN CO.,
842 broadway, New York.
Mention this paper. Send stamp for circu
lars Oct7-3meOusS6tWcOW
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Go to ii. Is. Cucnran's Drug store, lH North
Queen street for Mrs. FFeemGn's NeW NG-
tion0l Dues. For brightness and durability OF
colorare unrq quale'l. Color from to . pounds
Directions in English and German. Price I'
CENTS.
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9tOCK MAIk0u.
New York, Philadelphia and LOcal Stocks
also United States Bonds reported daily by
JACOB X. Love. N. Z. Cor. Centre Square.
NEW YORK STOCKS.
Stocks higher.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07

CPECIAL MEETING OF THE AMERI-
- CAN Fire Company There will be Il
special meeting OF the American Fire Com
pany No 5. this (FR1DAY) EVENING. at ~
O'Clock to take action on the death and burial
of our late member, George j. Kietfer.
By order of the President.
JOEL l.. HAHN ES.
It'll Secretary.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07

NEW YORK, Oct. 7.-RecOrder Smyth
to day in general sessions court, quashed
the indictment against Police Commission
ers Nichols, Mason, French and Matthew'S
The commissioners had been indicted for
not keeping the streets clean aud in proper
condition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07

John McGinncss says: DIR. Benson, will
pray for you as long rs 1 live, because you
took pity on me when 1 was sick and in the
hospital, and sent me two boxes OF your Celery
and Cllamomlle Pills, and they cured me of
Sci,.ica Seuralpia and Nervous weakness.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07
Flies and Mosquito

A l5c. bon of "ROugh on Rats will keep q
house FREQ from flies. mosquitoes, rats and
mice. the entire season. Druggists
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07

nUBLIC SALE OE HORsES-ON MON
DAY, OCTOBER TO- 1881. will be sold at
public sale at the Merrimac House. lis North
Prince street. Lancaster city, Pa, the follow
ing Live Stock to wit: 20 head o. Delaware
County (Ohio) Heavy Draft Horses amongst
them some good single drivers.
A credit of 60 days will he given.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. IN. on said
day when terms will be made known by
GEORGE GROSSMAN.
SANUEI HESS & Son. Aucts. Oct7 2tu
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Special NOTICES.

Vanderbilt was neatly shaved yesterday
with Cuticura Shaving Soap.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Judge Patterson.

In the case Of Edwin Morgan and Mary
K. Morgan, his wife. FOR the use OF said
Mary K. Morgan, VS.. II. H. Yard, the de-
| fensc asked for q non-suit yesterday alter
| noon on the grounds that the assignment
of the lease was not according to the
statute of fraud. Mr.. Brosius spoke Tor
two hours in favor Of the non suit, after
which it was granted.
COm'th of Pennsylvania, at the sugges-
ton of Steinman & Hensel, John H. Barnes
ct a.. VS.. John N. Amweg, J. 3. kaufman
and Catherine and Clayton F. Myers, ad'
ministrators of Frederick Myers, deceased:
The testimony in this case showed
that in 1872 Henry Overseek, German,
residing in Pcquea township, died suddenly
in this city. On the same day John NJ.
Amweg took out letters of administration
on his estate. J. 3. Kaufman and Fred
erick Myers, the latter of whom is now
dead, became his sureties in the sum
of 5000. Tie inventory on the estate
showed the estate to be worth 81 500. No
account was filed by Amweg until April
1880, when he did SO at the instance Of
VIM. D. Weaver, esq, who had been Sc
cured as counsel for the heirs.of deceased,
who came from Germany. Exceptions
were filed to this account, and
this suit was to recover S374.47,
the amount claimed by the plaintiffs to
lie due Amweg is now in Philadelphia
the suit was brought against the sureties.
There. was no defense, and the jury rem
dered verdict in favor of the plaintiff for
S43S. GS, which is the amount claimed, with
interest.
BefOre Judge Livingston.
David Z, Lantz VS.. George d. & G. p.
McIlvaine, action for damages. In this
case the court yesterday afternoon refused
to grant non suit, ard the defense then
opened. They claim that there was no
negligence on their part and they cannot
be held liable for damages Their fence
around the barn yard. in which the colts
were, was as high and secure as any in the
neighborhood. A draft of the premises
was offered in evidence and several wit
nesses were examined. Tho testimony was
closed before noon
Most of the ju:":s were discharged last
evening and the others. with the except
ion of those Oh the McIlvaine case, were
relieved this morning.
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Drunken Stuff,

sScllers' Liver Pills. have been the stand
nrd remedy for malaria. liver complaint cos
iycucss etc for fifty wears Ol-lmd&w
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Grain and PrSvlslon Quotations.
Ono O'Clock quotations OF grain ard PROVE
ions. furnished by 5. h. Yundt, Broker, 49,
East King street.
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The coatesv,i,e Excursion.

The COatesvIile Excursion.
The tickets for the Odd Fellows parade ut
Coatcsville tom orrOw will be $l.25 for the
round trip. Good to return on Monday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1881-10-07

Fuintness before eating. pain and distress
afterwarl, prevented by Malt Bitters.
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NEW lDTERTISEMENIS.

VXTANTED.-3O GOOD MEN ON SECTION
w "2" of the new line of +. r. r. Appear
at the place of work, east OF the Lit!tz turn
lids J. e. fOIsOL, Sup:.
O>TLTHIs MORNING BETWEEN THE
IL Pennsylvania Depot and Prince street on
North Queen or Orange streets. a silver watch
with a small leather strap attached. A liberal
reward will be paid for return OF same 70 ID
West Orange street. oI'ltd"
Lien ROCK, DEALER IN ladies,
a Cents Misses and ChiIiren's Boots and
Shoes of every kind: also Gum Boots and
shoes. We make a speciality OF first-class
work, sold at low rates. Cal; and see. 'O1
North Queen street, opposite the Northern
Market House, Lancaster. Pa.
tdXw+ SIGN OF THE BIG BOOT.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-09-10

years, son of Mr.. John w. Davis,
residing upon the farm Of Mr.. VIM.
Stewart, short distance southeast
of Kearneysville, met with an acct
dent by shooting himself on Satur-
day last. 1t seems that young Davis
took his gun from the house for tie
purpose of shooting q hawk, and in
leaving the house he was compelled
to cross a fence to a field to get to
the hawk, and after climbing over
the fence he pulled the gun through
the rails, when the lock caught fast
to a rail, which caused the gun to
discharge, the ball entering the face
of young Davis at the lower part of
the nose, and coming out at the
right side of the head above the ear,
causing death almost instantly. His
sister upon hearing the report Of the
gun went to his assistance and found
him dying. His remains were in
tered at Mt. Zion Church, two miles
west of Kearneysyille, on Sunday.
Mr.. Davis was an excellent young
man, and his family have the SYM
pathy of the community in their sad
and deplorable bereavement"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-09-10
Shooting Affair near Harris
burg, Pa.

Kilbourn &. Chandler, city edi-
tor of the Harrisburg Patriot, and
Randone Hamilton, son ola very
wealthy citizen of Harrisburg.
Pa, became involved in a dis
graceful fracas on Friday evening,
while visiting farm house near
the city. Hamilton was ceurting
the eldest of three sisters, daugh-
ters of the farmer, and Chandler
was paying attention to one of the
younger ones. Hamilton had
been telling scandalous story of
Chandler, and the latter was re-
futing 1t, and finally challenged
his libeller to come away to where
the matter could BIO settled. This
they did, and then Hamilton drew
a pistol and fred twice at Chand-
Ter, one ball fracturing his leg.
Chandler, being unarmed rushed
upon Hamilton and choked and
beat him until he tainted from his
wounded leg. Hamilton has been
arrested.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-09-10
Verdict in the Jennie
Crnnlcr Case,

New HAVEN, September g.
The verdict of the jury of Inquest
in the Cramer case, was that said
Jennie e. Cramer came TO her
death by poison and violence, and
that James Malley, Jr, Is crimi-
nally responsible, and Walter NAL
ley and Blanche Douglass morally
responsi BILE for the same." Pro-
fessor Chittenden's report of the
analysis in the case Is as follows:
~ have made a careful chemical
examination of various organs
from the body of Jennie Cramer,
and find, as the subjoined sum-
mary shows, considerable quanti-
ties of arsenic: Stomach and 9 So
phagus, .150 grains of arsenic; liv-
err, 400 grains; kidneys, 029 grains;
heart, .3Ii grains; lungs, .1l46
grains, intestines, .3l4 grains, and
brain .O25 grains. IL Is evident
from these results that arsenic is
contained in all parts of the body,
and in quantities AS, under ordina-
ry circumstances would indicate a
probably fatal DOSE
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Little Georgetown.

The river Is very low.
The drouth continues.
We have had no rain. except a
Slight sprinkle, since the lst of Au-
gust.
Some farmers have commenced
cutting of their corn to save the
fodder. It is pretty well dried up
aIre lly.
Many farmers have quit pow
ing and intend to wait for raiu.
notwithstanding the low. water,
our new saw mill can do more
work in one day. than the old one
could ia month, atthe present
stage of water. The old saw
would go up in the morning and
down in the evening.
The river is in fine condition,
and bass fishing good.
The Sunday school picnic will
be held in the :hool house woods
on Saturday, September 18th, and
not on the 9th as announced in
last weeks INDEPENDENT.
We regret TO announce the
death, in Hedgesville, of Mr..
Philip Pliers youngest and only
daughter, which occurred on Mon
day. His other daughter. Mrs.
Dagan, was buried a few months
ago.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-09-10
Marvin, the Bigamist.

The noted Marvin is still keep
ing up his air of injured innocence
in the Jail at Richmond, Va. A
registered letter has been received
directed to General b. A. Nor
ton, one of the aliases which he
claims as his rightfnl name. The
jailer declined to allow the pris-
oner to receive it until he had in.
spected its contents, IS 1t was very
bulky, and might contain dyna-
mite enough to demolish a wall of
the prison. The prisoner declin-
ed to have his correspondence in
spected, and the letter was taken
back to the Post. Office. The letter
is known TO contain Marvin's false
teeth that be left behind him, and
thereby materially changed his
personal appearance. Several let
tiers addressed to Il. A. Marvin,
have been received at the Jail, but
the distinguished sojourner refus-
es to receive them, declaring that
they are intended for insults.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-09-10

A young farmer likes to bind
sheaves of grain with hriers IN,
better than any other, because
when he reaches Ground TO put the
band under, the thorns remind
him OF tie pins in his girls dress
We understand that Mr.. L p.
L., has been dealing in stock. He
has now on hand a very fine cow.
Mr.. Alfred Bates Of phila3el-
phia, spent a few days wilh,J- NJ.
V4nmetre. From MS appesgancs
he enjoyed himself admirably, as
peciaily horse back riding.
V. NJ. J Jr., has increased his
CORES pondenls since ia returued
from the West. 1t Is said he re-
ceived thirty one letters, twenty
one OF which are OF the feminine
sex.
G. w. Vanmetre, says IN his let
ter from L. V. College, that they
have net had cain since the frSt
part OF June.
We hear that some Of our young
men are not satisf fled with the way
our com munity is conducted.
They seem to be impatient, aud
long for an opportunity when they
can start out for themselves, to
some other cline where they will
not be guarded by old folks, Gas
they call them) but can make ar
ranger. entS to suit themselves
But this is not business, young
men. We have a State that ranks
with or equals airy other State in
the Union. Go take your abode
in one OF The eastern States, and
you will find yourself in the same
dilemma. Go North and be sepa-
rated from the homestead aud its
surroundings and you will find 1t
very uncomfortable. Go West.
and there among trials and diff
culties you will desire to be some
place else. Go South and you
will hear the same complaint, not
satisfied. Now parents, what are
you going to do ? Are you going
TO let your SONS become wanderers
ard not accumulate something 7?
II is the parents fault that he is
dissatisfied. You have not given
him a chance to do something
which VIII interest him. Ii is the
parents duty to have some inter-
est in what his children are doing.
Then he will not think of going to
other parts OF the country, but
will strive to make home happy,
and become a shining monument
to society and the community in
which be lives.
M. RosENCRANTZ.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-09-10

All kinds of berry stains may
be removed by pouring boiling
water on, or rather through, the
stained spot; hold the garment
over a tub or wash bowl, aud keep
pouring on the boiling water until
the stain disappears. This must
be done before soap has been used
or any attempt made 10 wash out
the spot. Sweet apple stains may
be removed by dipping the stain
ed cloth In the JUICE OF ripe toma-
toes, then lay 1t in the sunshine
for a few hours. 1t may be neces-
sary to repeat the operation sew
eral times. i have removed mil
dew by covering the spot with
mixture of soft soap and lemon
JUICE, and leaving the garment Ia
the sunshine. 1t is best not ito
sprinkle clothes at night, when 1t
10 damp, as they are likely to mill
dew before morning.