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New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

The Athletics of Philadelphia, continue TO hold first
place in the American Association race but their long
lead of two weeks ago has been steadily decreased The
Metropotans, Of this city at last settled down TO
hard work and during the past two weeks have advanced
themselves from sixth to second place They dd the best
work last winning four out OF five games The
defeat caused by over-confdence The game to-day
between the Metropolitan and Eclipse mines will be
watched with much interest II the Louisville represent
aves win, the home team will be sent back into third
place. Two Eastern clubs In the for the Amer
can pennnnt table showing the standing OF each club
TO date II followsi
New-York tribune., 1883-06-04

The race for the intercollegiate championship Is not
exciting much attention as in previous years II
generally predicted that Yale wOuld DO able hold the
bennant and the games played .how that the suppos
ton correct. The friends OF Brown are
dissatisfied. They expected much from their nne but
as yet Brown has moi won game. summary Of the
games won and lost TO date Is as follows:
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

WORTH KNOWING. To clean furni-
ture use salt and water and apply with
q coarse brush and dry thoroughly.
Machine grease may be removed from
wash goods by dipping the fabric into
cold rain water and soda.
A few drops OF hartshorn put into a
little water will clean brush nicely. II
very dirty use a little soap also. After
cleaning rinse in clean water, tie a string
around the handle, and hang it up to
dry.
Eggs may be kept in good order for
six months by dipping them into warm
tsllo1, and after they are cool packing
them In sawdust cover with sawdust
and make as nearly alright as possible.
and put away in light. cool place.
Coffee grounds make highly success
ful filling for pin cushion. They must
OF course be dried perfectly before using.
Put them IN bag aud hang before the
kitchen stove till you have enough that
are dry to fill the cushion. They do
not gather moisture and consequently
do not rust the needls.
To keep tinware nice and bright scouI
IL every two OF three weeks with finely
eifted coal ashes,
Do not put glass articles that have
held milk into hot water, as this causes
the milk TO penetrate the glass and can
never be removed.
II YOU put soda in water with which
you are to wash windows you will fint
that finger marks, putty stains, etc.
will be much more easily removed than
II clear water alone Is used.
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RECIPES. Cheap Caks-Chop . cup
ful Of fat pork very fne, pour Oh cup
ful boiling water, add q cupful molssssi
boil together few moment, then add
tesspoonful OF soda, also half = teaspoon.
ful each Of cloves, sllspice AID CHINA
mon +; stir in -four to make a stu bat
ter, also half q cup OF currants bake
an hour in moderate oven.
Potato Cake.-Mssh cold boiled pots
toes in pepper and salt, mix In q EnsA
proportion OF -four and little yeast :
mix this into a proper conTistsneJ with
thin cream or milk, roll out to the thick.
ness Of I'D inch, and cut it into tbs tlze ot
the frying pan grease this, lay in cake
and cover with a plate when one side e
cooked tam over and fry until done.
Lancashire Pis.-THks cold bsst OF
veal, chop and season ss for hash esTt
ready hot mashed potatoes seasoned a;
III for the table, and put in = shallow bi-
kingdish first a layer of meat, thtn .
layer of potatoes, and 50 on until lht
dish is heaping full smooth over TOP Of
potatoes and make little holes, in which
place bits Of butter; bake a nice brown.
Orange Jelly.-Jslly which does no, 70
quire any boiling will Be- . new aud Pup.
ulAr oish with many hOuaekaapsUt. Ttft
four large oranges, CRATE the rind Of tvo
them, use the juice and pulP OF The 9th
sr, and the Juice and pulp OF two len
ons also, Soak half . boK OF FtlHtiHs IN
half = pint Of cold water, HWestsH b ths
taste, put with the iHios OF the frgiil
and then add tWe-thiTdH of . pint oi
boiling water. Strain into mould
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HOUSEHOLD Hints. "A little borax
In the water cleanses ivory and cellaloid
hair brushes.
In washing muslins and lawns put
little puiveTiZed bOrax in the water and
use but little soap.
A tough piece OF meat can be made
tender by letting it cook for three or
four hours in water at a simmering
heat.
Kitchen tables may be made as white
as snow IL washed with hard soap and
wood ashes. Floors look best scrubbed
with hard water, soap und wood ashes
Silver should never be washed with
soap il you wish it to retain its original
lustFe. When it requires polishing use
q piece Of soft leather and whiting, and
rub hard.
An excellent polish for zinc or tin is
made OF three pints Of water, one ounce
Of nitric acid, two ounces Of emery, aud
eight ounces of pumice-stOn shaken to-
Eether.
To wash lace make a soapsuds Of cas-
tile soap, and soft water, and, while cold
dip the lace in and put on the stove to
boil. Let it remain until the lace looks
clean. Do not rub. After boiling suf-
hciently rinse thoroughly in clean, cold
water and then dry. When perfectly
dry, wet it In milk and let it dry again =;
then dampen and stitch 1t on y flannel
cloth, and put over 1t piece of damI
flannel. Steam dry with a hot fat irVI
and then pull out.
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ARTIFICIAL RGGS.

A gentleman of this city who uni.es
practical with a scientific turn of mind
has been experimenting for some time
past with view to manufacturing artt-
fetal eggs. The high price of this in
dispensable article during the winter
season shows that there will be big
money" in an artificial egg that can be
cheaply manufactured and which will
hll the place OF the natural product.
The gentleman referred to began by
experimenting on the yolk Of an egg.
Having analyZed this he found a rich
essential oil which he claims he can ex-
tract from cotton seed at very little az
pense. This mixed in proper proper
tious with substance which be declines
to name. and colored with harmless
matter used in coloring Jersey butter,
makes a yolk which can hardly be dis
| tinguished from the original.
For the white of an egg he succeeded
IN extracting a substance from coal oil.
which, after being steamed and kneaded
seems to furnish almost the exact coun-
terpart Of the natural white of an egg.
He has had more trouble with the
she'll than anything else. He expert
mented with paper. different prepara-
tions OF lime, and several other SUBJ
stances without satisfactory results. FL
j.
ing pulverized eggshells and glycerine.
This was a happy thought, and after
many experiments he succeeded in get
ting the right proportions, and produced
perfect egg she'll He proposes to in
troduce the yolk and white through a
small opening in the end Of the shell,
somewhat as sugar eggs" are made
and by an in9eniously constructed re-
volving machine, he gives the yolk
globular shape and surrounds it with the
white, without the slightest admingling
OF the two. The contents having been
injected the orifce in the shell is closed
and the egg is complete.
All the ingredients can be mixed by
machinery, and even the shell requires
scarcely any manipulation. The mate
rails used are comparatively inexpensive
and the inventor claims that he can put
eggs on the market in large quantities
at a rate which will enable them to re-
tail the year round from six to ten cents
u dozen.
He has taken preliminary steps to-
wards securing a paten., and soon as
this Is done, will erect the necessary ma
chinery for the manufacture of eggs on
large escale.-Indidndpolis Journal
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A FISH POND FOR CARP.

Seth Green, the eminent piscicultur-
ist, writes about q new way OF supply.
ing q family with 6sh. He says:
Nv opinion has often been asked how
q carp pond can be constructed for fam
ily use. The pond can be made in any
shape to suit the locality, but I would
prefer egg shape if the locality was just
as suitable for it. The pond would
breed flies of great many kinds, one of
the kinds being mosquitoes. The larva
of flies is the best food for young Ash. l
have bred them by the bushels. but
some of the mosquitoes would be apt to
take wings before the pond was well
stocked with young fish, and to protect
the family in measure / would advise
them to build pond to the leeward OF
the house in the prevailing winds OF the
locality. If, for instance. the wind pre-
vailing from the west, the pond would
be built east. northeast of southeast OF
the house. l would prefer the pond to
the northeast or southeast, because il
placed directly in the east the house
would make lee under which the mos
quit0es can beat any sailing craft before
the wind, but on the wind they are no.
where in the race. as they have no keel.
The whole human family should be very
thankful to the Creator for not putting
a keel On them, and if their bOwsprit
had not been quite so sharp, they may
not receive so many handkerchief sa-
| lutes from the versndahs of the Long
| Island hotels, but would be lust as use
ful and ornamental.
The pond can be built with plOw and
scraper. It should have a deep place in
the centre, and be shallow on the edges.
If you have square sides the young fish
will have no protection from the old
ones. When scrapinR is commenced
carry the dirt as far back as you intend,
making your lower embankment, and
keep scratching until the pond is four to
fve feet deep in the centre. If the place
is such that the ice freezes very thick.
the pond should be made deeper and
holes kept through the ice during the
winter to prevent the fish from suffoca-
ting. If the emhankment is raised two
or three feet and pounded down and
sodded or sown to grass, the water
could be raised so that but three feet In
the centre would have to be excavated
in order to have a pond six feet deep.
The whole pond should bo sown with
some kind Of glass or water plant. with
the exception of nfty or seventy-five feet
square in the centre. The grass or wa
ter-plants make the spawin9 grounds.
breed food, and protect the young. The
pond should not contain any other kind
OF fish. and if the grass gets too thick it
can be raked out.
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Two CHBAF MKDICIxBs.-ODs ef ne
cheapest medicines that mortal car Us
is sleep. II is = sovereign remedy fa
weakness, is cures reHtlesneSs, unssIinsai
and irritability, Il viii remedy hesdaohe,
II also cures nerYouOueSa. When VsaV
We should sleep. To resort 10 Etin1.
lants is suicidal what weary men lssa
is sleep. The lack Of sleep Gauss Hts'
ralgia, paralysis. and insanity. AiiI
= person has died for want OF sleep e..
the point where many . sufferer -
his feet from the very gate Of dsiA y
the open path of life 10 where b tlhAs
to sleep. OF almost every H.cf uah y, y
may Be said - OF Lazarus, "If % "
sleep he will do well. Another sIssi,
lent medicine 10 sunshine. Tie soLI'
requires more OF Is morally and PtIl.
cally. It is more soothing than
phine and more pOtent thaH PopIisa -
is good for liver complaint, for netI''
giA, for rheumatism, for ueltnchoI-
for everything. Make your room ssh.,
and cheerful ; build your houses -
70 command the sunlight ell day iont'
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I HAVE known plenty of per:

HAVE known plenty of persons
to go out on market day and kill twelve
OF fifteen fowls and bring them into a
room where there would be half dozen
woman and boys pulling few feathers
at time bet tween their thumb and fore
finger, to prevent tearing them. Now
for the benefit Of such I will give our
plan Hang the fowl by the feet by a
small cord +: then with u small knife
give one cut across the upper jaw, oppo-
site the mouth. After the blood has
stopped running q stream place the
point Of the knife in the groove ir the
upper part of the mouth, run tie blade
up into the back part OF the head, which
will cause twitching OF the muscles.
Now is your time, for every feather
will yield as II by magic, and there is no
danger OF tearing the most tender little
chick. Before he attempts to flap you
can have him as bare as the day he came
out OF the egg--Journdl Of Horticulture.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-05

To CURE COLD FEET.-The FhliAo,. :,
phia Ledger saws People who Wriys y. y.
sew al day. OF rather those VIC -
but little exercise, may warn tsslI $50 80
feet without going TO the ore. Al -, -
10 necessary is 10 stand erect ana ~, -,
gradually 70 lift ones SELF up uP2n - -.
tips of the toes, 80 IS TO put 81. tne NJ, NJ
dons Of the foot upon full ttrsln. -
u not to hop OF jump up and doEn, 81
simply 10 rise-the slower ths -,
upon tiptoe, sEd to remain standing So n
tiptoe as long as possible, then gIAdTp o.
" coming TO the natural POSITION. -,
peat this several times snd, DJ "a
amount OF work the tips Of the t0ei go, -.
made to do, in sustaining INC ,-.,i,.
weight, q sufficient and Lively olIoI a.
tion is set Up, Even the hslt-fr9tssn 9i y -
driver can csrTy this plan ouG IL y = -.
rule OF the Swedish moVetn5l' .-,,,-h
ten aud, as motion warmth ls -
batter than hre-WArmiu9, peIsO -
sufer with ccld feet At night eAn -
this plan before retiring 10 resi-.
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