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, 1883-01-27
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
DUPLICITT EXPOSED.
Eov and Why the Final Paper In the Re-
catver's Case was Withheld by P. B.
Johnson shameless Dishonesty Of an
kllesed Editor.

WALLA WALLA, W. 7, Jan. 22, 1883.
TO rHs EDITOR OF TIE WALLl WALL,
SrArEsUAS-Sir The CRion Of this morn.
IA, rssurcects charges and reports upon
charges m ade against my Official conduct in
the wIn;er OF lSSD-Sl. The Union neglects
Z, publish the review OF these matters by
Assistant Secretary of the Interior Alonz1
Bel, approved by the President, which is
among the records Of the Dspar .meat, and
vsics is a fsl answer aud exoneration. /
append this document.
Secretary Bells report WAS accessible to
?. r Johnson, the e5itor Of the Union when
h. was ia Washington. lie knew OF its ex-
,ss.pce AMI knew IL established that there
Vas no eas- against ne. Why, then, If his
rar. .o,e was honorable, did he not secure a
COPY u that with the copies OF other records
sui publish i; il tieir company, He states
IA h.s paper iGfsrentiaily tha. LIE made a
trip to WasiiE: :toa 10 procure the docu-
msu,s which he Pabl.shes and that he was
un.,.e to Z them IN any other way. Why
ga.g he MAKE TINS false statement:
These records are accessible to every SEN
a.o5 AMI L pre-en ,tivr. and proper appii-
c.t.on SIl al any time secare copies. He
ta. no, obta nsd ani printed them before be-
cause 81, lad not the ,r,iihood TO offer them
uaae.riupani.i oy that record which makes
linn null. He giv,s them BOW. because his
sli., ,n-enierei by nay exposure OF his cor
la.. practices ia the Offices Oh Quartermaster
and R-E.-tsr. iatens.ii d by his failure to
obtain othcs aud TO .rjure me at Washing
t.n, nave made hun Desperate and r,aiy to
r,s,r, TO auy d. reputable course fraught
with p s.i5.e p=gl to my chances OF reap
Io.a;meot.
Toe ctasg.4 aud reports published by the
Union we're the r,,alJ OF a conspiracy In
s.leu P. 4 johnson Was a participant, and
winch ars less against me than against
b.g.,- methods ~ tie Land Ofiice. 1t Is
lr,ra-oi Z. give s1ue a; the details Of this
hereafter. T4e .r-, n writing IL TO show
a.. o.ertarUuru- and ihr i5H animus Of p.
il. Johnsou.s pableas.oa at tIis time Of the
d ,..,ei side Of a cl-s closed mo Years ago
line orGI ca-ol IS conviction of +. b.
Io.nsoa nl w.iia! fraui upon the public and
d: clsa- eNaiiit Q; ths vile mea, TO which he
does not s,rapls 10 resort in the pursuit OF
his rurr,.rs. respectfully,
ALIEN. REED.
, 1883-01-27
A Place for AL

Now taat tie Grab Greek country, aiid
that portion Of Whitman county that lies
north Of Ainsworth Is attrastng so large
share 0; public attention. II would he we'll
TO inquire what are its possible resonrce--
Hitherto this valuable tract h,s been kne~h
to, and used by stock men exclusively, who
have grown rich from the vast herds that
have been reared and marketed from ITS
s.orrs Of luxuriant grasses II has been
proven Of late years that 1t mas value too
for wheat producing. Tne proof oil II is
found IN the large yields Of gram that for
the last few yesrs have followed the e,peri-
mepts in farming. Like all the hill isnas
in Columbia and walia Wal;a counties the
Weld of cereals. is astonishing Every year
leads 20 new developments IN the caPAoli-
ties of the Columbia bAs1n. Its large area "'
good land is Just looming into notice. ID
many previously neglected. districts 1nis,
We are pleased to. note. as We shsll nesd AL
the choice laad unsettled ID make homes i's
the crowd that IS coming.
, 1883-01-27
A BRILLIANT EVENT..
The Marriage Of Hiss Lizzie Clark 70 Mr..
Link Baker Particulars Of the Joyous
Affair

Nha. Is there in the vale Of lie
Half so delightful A. wife.
Wh-n friendship. love and prace Combine
To stamp the marriage bond divine
Tie stream Of pure and genuine love
Derives its current from above:
And earth second Edsa shows,
Nhere'er the healing water hsw--
Toe residence q Mr.. aaa Ms. A. H. Rey.
nolds, on Second street, was "Wednesday
evening the scene Of a notable society event,
being none other than the marriage OF thel r
daughter. Miss Lizzie Clark, to Mr.. B. l.
Baker, Teller in the bank Of Baker & Boyer
The bride and groom are well known and
dsservedly popular in the urper circles of
Walla Walla society, and their prospective
union has been N affair OF much pleasant
anticipation among hosts OF friends.
TIE ceramOny was performed at a quarter
to eigl O'Clock, BY Re-. NJ. Eells. in the
presence of members Of the families of bride
and grton. The ofic.ation of Mr. Eells was
rendered peculiarly appropriate by the fact
AhdL D-4lOi NtNt ~ taAt ma
riage of the brides parents "a mi1y year.
aeone," and later in that of her brother.
The form was tia. Us ID by the Presbyterian
church.
The bride was attired in white ivory
colo,ed SATIN en- priacesss. the from, embroid-
erei with pearls AMI trimmed with pearl
embroidered Spanish lace; Vatican over
dress of llama lace. completing one Of the
hanGsomest bridal costumes ever seen IN this
CITY, 1t was made by the iair hands OF the
bride The fi,wers were pink crushed
roses.
ass o'clock the guests began to arrive,
and the reception looms were soon crowded.
The apa-tm an.s thrown open far the gather
ing were beautifully decorated with gar
lands Of everg ecn aai exotic plants. Thy
bridal party coupe and party received the
hearty congratulations Of ,hs guests under
large ID handsome marriage bell, beneath
which the cer"I-ony had taken plac". 4
iiE-S HCSc-sHc@ "a s'a 'Ioss VIC ShN'N W.
the entrance to this room, ANA in front Of
the arch appeared in evergreen the initials.
&C" and '.R, p" of the welded pair.
Guests - the numhyr o: la5 or lJ0 were
IN attendance At the residence entrance
rhry were received by Mr. Allen REYNOLDS,
from whore hands they pas ed into The Gus
tody OF Mr. Frank Bpyer. and thence to the
care of W. II. Reed, by whom they were
ush I'd into the presence OF the wedding
party Th- names were announced thrOnyh
this liue as the visitor, passed H.
The h:idL group consisted OF MT- and
Ms B L. B ker, ne Clark, Mr. and Mrs.
A II. Il, mold, parents OF the BRIDE, Mr.
Clark a:d Mrs Ciark, d DAytoa, brother
and srslerir-aw of tue bride, and-Nrs.
Baker, mo,her OF the groom The bride
luoEed - lovely, and such was the opiuion
hear.i or every hand.
An elegant co!istior, comprising sEbstan-
tiaiS and dain.ies too numerous for mention,
vas spread In ore Of tie rooms.
God send their love 10 chilling storm,
But endless sun, that man and wife
May feel these genial rays which wa'm
The winter Of 4 welded II e
, 1883-01-27
euv fre2rcN.

As stages are qaickly abandoned with the
completion Of railroads, 50 the huge, drastic,
cathartic pills, composed Of crude and bulky
medicines, are quickly abandoned with
the introduction of Br. Pieces Pleasant
oursa'ive Pellets which are sugar coated, and
but little larger than mustard seeds. but com
posed ct highly concentrated vegetable ex
a. Bv druggists
, 1883-01-27
CanvlDesnE.

In Offering 10 everyone throughout inc '''e
-, trial bottle Of Syrup Of Figs free OF charge
N. California Fig Syrup Company Is fuly
.vsre that il we're folly t. do 50 il the new
remedy did not possess greater meri' 'n.n .,. any
other article ever ofeied as cure for bilious
,.s. and constipation. But knowing that
sv-rv dose will convince the one who takes
!. of i.s efficacy, and make another Trend ioe
the remedy which Is destined to become uni
vs,.,I they wish every one To trv IL
, 1883-01-27
From the Front
FEoST y. 7. K. L j.,
Montana, Jan. ~, ~ 1883.

At Weeksvii- last nish. El Earight WAS
killed instantly by te:ng shot in the fore
h al while 4. his usual r1-tine-'' rolling.
TN. time 1t WIS hsri working carpenter
who had gone to The town TO purchase ies
necessary articles. GA his return Ensign
gave hun the grand slug" but was piuggsd
in the nick OF time
Two other wild and reckless youths w,re
airing themselves at the end Of rupe In the
timber near Werksriilc this A NJ. They are
known as Big Dan and The Rartes.
Their sins and depredations were numerous
But now no more viii they roll "a the boys :"
and crack their skull.
The psymastsr arrived this evening to
square up for last month.
Track is beng laid beyond W-eksviiis
A two span Howe truss bridge is beisg
built across the Thompson river
Two inches of snos on the ground here
Thermometer s.aads 8 plus zero.
WAsHIpckNa
, 1883-01-27

OUE NEAT MGEKErs--1rea' lat guar 'e's
of,.,f are :, he seen hanging IN the serera
markets of the city, which can only bel
c,..ved into convenies. ioin's for Eetsii ny
the axe or cleavsr, the dead carea-ses oeins
az r,c,d as marble. Hegs are seen IN srofes-
one attitudes on the sidewalks and IN the
s,.u. some on all iorrs and some on Two
tou-s with ears cooked in varions directions
and tails eurled as gracefully as maidens $
f-,,s,i hangs. and their unshavsn boards
,o.,v with frost. The carcasses unfoaehed
nv cieaver or axe, the favorite spafe-nes-
shared in fact and deed, because OF their zee
hound frigidity IN ratures reseep'ae'e
Such sights are frequent IN front OF eh''s
Ennis shop. An old stiff few days ago.
in the dusk Of evening suddenly came upon
. scene that puzzled his muddied orsin-
Sol,loouinng ON the subject he nuttered'
:. Here lies the unshrouded dead, and tear
les, spectasors passing by utterly ohli'ions
of deaths doings" A feT hours later nc
p.ssed by sobered up and co~prehended the
cb,rnal scene that had gwen him 50 muen
eoucs re on previous OCCASION
, 1883-01-27


Hos !. :. k3eEwoop Secret tsry Of the
Interior: Sir.-I nave examined the report
Of Lea,s + Clark, p c,i! agent If the gen
,r.l L.nd Oljee, and tAe tes imony taken by
nm IN the iuv s,i.atI,n had in the case Of
AK. Z -I. Receiver at Wal!a Walla, and
up,n which the sad report Purports to be
b.-ri
The testimony is voiumiuoGs, covering 34S
81. JED, oi l,s.i zap, and though taken under
SOME d.saiyautrg,s, as all testimony must
h- air.e ;as agent has no power to compel
tie a;,cuisace Of witnc4zes O: to compel
tl.m to testify when presept, believe that
l- .aisly r-r,e-ents tae questions at issue
aai nay be &C p,ei az far presentation
cl the cas-
I4 ruy ap.nion ,ha testimony does not JUS
t.y .ar en- .IIsi,us arrived at by special
7.ru. Clark, in so far as they affect the in
i-r..y oi thr Receiver.
"a. charges may be divided into two
closes:
~. Tnosa which imply corruption on the
part OF the receiver.
y. Tnrss which imply indlscretion and
ss, imprcpriety in ms oiIi.ial actions.
l.,- first implies corFups knowledge on
'a- prs of tn. eeiver, Alex. Red, of
..s-,i oy.ortions practicsd by lis son, VIM,
e {. rl. in land mater, N AZ .ch sad Nm.
y. Ri vas interested, and participation in
,ar prof. thereof.
Trrs.cond cl IS compre' ends facts, which,
n .rr. as charr,2. simply show lack OF pro-
ar.y on the pa;t OF the Receiver, and N
81 a.y Acct his capacity cr integrity
fa.rr were nine charges presented for IN
v,a-soon. Thyy we've, with the exception
..-.eq-l oac, printed charges clipped from
g.. so'.mus Il the WliIa Wa!la Union Of
Arl i0H. ISS0.
The a--t charge Is to Che effect that Wm.
II Il td. son ci the Il liver. while acting
a. Ru>t.ril the absence Of ;lst official,
a.I. o, ,.e 9:.h of september. 1873, eXtort
from one Wm- ;, Ferguson t"enty -h'e "oi-
hu :.r the ,riv.lege OF fling soldiers ad-
H1'nd homestead IN t'Ety acres of lina'
AID th,.t.is cx,orti,n was with the advice
aai e'as' 20 : Alex Reed the Receiver
Tier. is nothing in the testimony which
iar'y connects Alex. Reel with this act OF
Wm. II Red. or. to show that he advise ID
v..a To-, son. o- consented to the transac-
r.-u. further tiaH tolgu him in reply to al
INJURY q A. h. must use his own judgment
--i ra el,- he thought t. be r;sh5.
Trs second rhtr,e Il f. the effect tina.
Az. Red allowed lis son. Wm. H. Reed
..fr. -a,p, IN M. o,F;..s AMI p nractice as an
.--a-.sv III r.rta.- c,s5s before the Land
uHrr.
r admitted th,t table room WIS allowed
.ri .ai, Wm II. Reed appeared in three or
'--r en- .r.-ei cases before the Register.
Tt.-er, D., s~so;c;on est upon the cases IN
va--r rs s---I HIS faith, 10 X no part IN
--h h.s~-o-s Tn, obi rrio, mrs, therefore
.. -.,ssr .,,;,st III, nro,,;e.y NJ acting in
and, ,..,. ubl. his t-b,a was !, the same
rom v..5 the oihce Of The Receiver. The
c.r.-ss If any va, ,s,;ns. rooa taste not
--,s-.. II.
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hti i'Sf
A. BELL, Assistant Secretary.

J.,ppov1St; SroCK.-In the studd OF Dr.
Mack is to be focnd some OF the best bred
animals north of San Francisco In fact
the studd is not yet full grown, but 1t Is the
making Of the best one not only IN -" as"'
;pc,on Territory, bu, Oregon as well, The
Doctor did well in the pnrehase OF Bell
founder and in the purchase of Abdallah he
b,, even done better, and the cross between
the two VII! make perfect flyers The doc
,or is breeding up. anl bis last purchase
that Of Abiallah. is an improvement. II pos
sible. On B .llfounder, and the two 'eSe'hei
hid far TO oatstrip anything north OF San
Francisco,
, 1883-01-27
Plain Red Figures.
ST. Paurs School, walla walla.

This school for girls will enter upon its
eleventh year Thursday, September 4, 1882.
The instruction will he Of the most thorough
character, the discipline strict but kind, the
house happy home.
The Music and Art Departments Will be
under the direction Of especially competent
teachers
Particular attention given Ia primary
scholars
For further particulars address:
II. u. LATHR0P, ID. D.,
anylentf Walla Walls, w. T.
, 1883-01-27
s,,z.n. caery Tooth P,sse.

~ aromatic combination for the preservation
of the teeth and gums. Il IS far superior %
any preparation OF its kind in the marke' N
l,rve, Land.ome. opal pets, prioe 50 oent.-
For sale by al druggists. Hodge, D1'n = =
Co. wholesale agents, Portland, O1eSen, N
y Hoimes. Walla walla. w. T. jyS cav
, 1883-01-27

DoXT BUY BOSS BOOTS UNLESS
YOU WANT THE BEST. Sci THAT
OUR NAME Is ON EVERY PAIR
AKIN, SELLING & Co.
, 1883-01-27

There's not a speck. there's not a stain
That N the teeth We chance tos e.
B.. shadows furlb decay aud pain.
II not r, moved night speedily,
Ey SoZoDJNT. whose wondrcus power
W.,ts miracles in one short Loir.
, 1883-01-27

sNo lady Of refinement likes To resort u su-
perfeial devices to supply becoming sem
kIance Of ke- former heanty- II IS heath a'one
that kindles the .Sre that IigAts tie eountthahce
and trims back he iTesh iiHts Of apple D"'
so.., 10 t,e fadef chcsE. If nything on earth
vii do this it is Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham.
Vegetable Compound which has already
brought kesl,h to muititudes with whom all
a. her means had failed.
, 1883-01-27
BURNErT's COCAINE

And keen it in a strong and healthy condition,
because i. will stimulate the roots Of the ha'r,
and r-.to:e the natural action upon which It's
growth depends.
Buruett's Fiavor;ps Extracts are absolutely
DuTc
, 1883-01-27

=. Example is better than precept. 1t is
i, well known that dyspepsia, bilious attacks,
headache and m~uy other Ills can onlybe cured
by removing their cause. k;dney-wOrk has
been proved 10 be the most etf.ctusl remedy
for these, and for hibitual c,stiveness which
50 affi:cts millions Of the American psuPle.
, 1883-01-27

Plumbers Oregon Blaod Purifier Is ths best
reme1y for that dread disease, dy-pep-'a, L"
i, regulates the iymPhstie system and bid Sc
c-etionS.
, 1883-01-27
Rant Die In the 80us<

Rough On Rats" Cleans out rats, mice,
reaches, bei-bugs. flies, ants, m"ie', CHIP
munks, gophers. be
, 1883-01-27

Wells Health Remover restores health
and vigur, cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, sexual
DEBILITY. ST.
, 1883-01-27

The first horse railroad was built IN
1862.
, 1883-01-27
Far Thick Meads.

The Frauciseans arrived in England in
l224
, 1883-01-27

Heavy s.omaehs, bilious conditions, Wells
Nav Apple Pills anti-bilious, eathartie- 10
and - cent.
, 1883-01-27
STRAYED.

-pou MY RANCH AT WHITMAN
station IN or zb,sut the 10Th OF cesoosr, -
tgo borses one Sgrel ard one Gsy.
old. BRAIDED J. H. an iefs sso1so 80 =
- rvturuinx them 70 my buz<ne1 ~ -
W.ns WsT. nj e suifsbiv rsuH ID
VIZ - 80 CHRIS ENNIS
, 1883-01-27

Men. Youths and Bo5s' Overeoaa It eoss
price ~ s-
, 1883-01-27

Nav be retained by nsing Dr. Pierces Favor
lie Prescription, speehe fof iemAT
piaints By druyg'ss1.
, 1883-01-27

Jan Ii, Mrs. Adj. Turn,r. daughter of
Esquire Harrer-
In this city, Jan. *, Thos. Bransnn, Jr,
aged years ami months
In this city, Jan. "A. Thcs. Brsnson, Sr.,
aged ij Years and months
, 1883-01-27

The first steamboat piled the Hudson
in 1897
, 1883-01-27
BORN.

Ia Walls Waila, Jan. 20, t. the wife cf J.
u. Miller, son
BoRN.-in this city, Jan. 23rd t" the wife Of
Max Blclaeister a son.
Max is now happy with an heir.
NeaI this city, Tuesday, Jan. l6, TO the wife
oi Ed fallon, a boy. This is the FIRST boy.
and Ell. Is naturally iatiiant
, 1883-01-27

For a box of good cigars. 60 e p-- Days
drny stors-
, 1883-01-27

Nav feel these GENIAL rays which warm
The winter Of welded Ii e.
ANOTHER OF THE CRAZY PspLAES FREAKS.
-1ha crazy jew, julius Harris, who mas
been arrested for assaults and o her Offences
50 many times, is again in the cilaboIse-
This morning he was IN Sshwabschers store
ard became so Offensive that Officer Cock
had to be called in 20 take lin out. Messrs.
Sehyabacher and Goodman both refused 10
enter any complaint against him and he was
allowed to 20. Justice watched him walk
i"g up and down the street. AMI suddenly
he picked up large hOwlder ani thTew 1t
through one OF the immense and costly plate
glass WIN loss which are sach a feature ii
the establishments TnIs msa Is terror to
many. aud while n0ie doabt but that he is
insane, no oae prefers TO swear to the tact
fearing his cus.e,iness. Soiae hing ought to
be done 10 rid the city OF tlIs class Of men,
ans. this pc .l.r is one OF the worst Caie!
L,pp=us, of Portland, knows him well ami
has stated that he is one Of the worst men
he ever handled. Dusenbery Bros. once Lad
a somewhat similar experience with him.
NEWSPAPER DEAD BEATs.-fhe worst
class of newspaper dead d-beats are those Who,
after taking the paper regularly for five or
six wears, finally come to the conclusion that
their bill is accumul1ting and row t. beat
the publisher is then their single aim: ihey
finally send no:e, generally badly writ.s II
and worse spelled, asking the amount they
owe and ordering the paper discontinued.
II the newspaper man is green he generally
does as he is requested, forgetting that SO
long as he sends the paper and it Is unpaid
that the debt caa be collected Several at
tempts of this nature has been made III times
nast on the STATESMAN and again recently.
The bills have been sent out, bit terrible
lack Df greenbacks seem to prevail IN the
SUBSCRIBERS neighLorhood. Much as We
dislike the idea, If some old delInquents do
no; come TO the center pretty S ,oa they will
be openly requested to call at this office.
-
OS SILVER OREs.-An article has been
going the rounds OF the press lately TO the
effec. that Washington Territory "is very
Iich in chlorides OF silver The writer OF
the article evidently knows very little OF tie
nature OF silver ores, i probably meant
sulphurets. Chloride oI silver IS generally
termed horn silver" and IS most always
found in pcrphry or limestone formation,
while ruby silver. suiphurets AMI antiinoa-
isl silver il found ia granite.
The BIg.E IN JAPaS-A recent !eitsr
received by the American Bibie Society iroIh
their agent in japan, conveys the copy CT
formal and forcible appeal from native Jap
ansse Christians to be actively aad equally
represented by native scholars CT their own
selection in the work OF translating the O!d
Testament. This Intelligence is Indicative OF
Christian progress in that empire winch Is
marvel ors if not unparalleled.
sTor f.e cents, Wells, Richardson * Co,
Harrington. VT, viii send colored samples of
ali colors Of Diamond Dyes, with directions
, 1883-01-27

The first steel plate Was discovered In
1880.
, 1883-01-27
REMNANTS

In domestcs FanneIs Chevols Table Linens, Crash water
proofs Cassimeres, CottonadeS, etc, etc.
, 1883-01-27
MARRIED,
DIED.

In this city, i'm. 1S:h. W. G. Langfcid, city
attorney, to Mrs. Julia Ausustin.
, 1883-01-27

tn TEACHERS aad Eehool O0eers.
WILL, BE AT THE COURT HOUSE
in Wa'is WaIla t!reasurers DthcsI on the
frst Saturday ia each month for ihe frAn.sc'
.iou Of such business as pertains 70 my once
'''- - ]. " BROCK.
snner;ntepdent Schools wana walls County,
~ r. 2w6
, 1883-01-27
DRHss GOODS,

Ranging from three sixteen yards hese remnants
marvel of cheapness Very ull patterns sold as
low as 81 each.
, 1883-01-27
ALL READY.
OUR CHEAP TABL ES.

Which created such panic the past season. are placed IN
position and loaded down with the accamuatng Remnants
and Odds and Ends of gigantic stock consisting in part
of
, 1883-01-27

sTor fi.e cents, Wells, Richardson x Co,
Burlington, VT, viii send colored samples ot
ali colors Of Diamond Dyes. with directions
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23

A sure cur for Blind, Bleeding Itching and
liberated Pile has been discovered by DR.
William, ian Indian remedy called DR.. vii.
lism's Indian Ointment 4 single box has
cured the worst chronic cases Of twenty-five
years standing. No one need suffer Ave min.
utes after applying this wonderful soothine
medicine. Lotions and instruments do more
harm than good. Williams Ointment alb
serbs the tumors, allRys the intense itching.
particularly at night after getting warm In
bed acts as . poultice, gives Instant and
painless relief, and Is prepared only for Piles,
itching Of tbs private parts, and for nothing
else.
For sale by all druggists and mailed on re-
cept Of price, 81 90.
For sale BY J. F. shirk, Logan & Co.. also
Chas. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling, and r. K.
MoConahey, Bridgeport o. DAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-23
Mostly Porthe Ladies.

4tOV 1uNtSs
Never let tea boil.
For rough hands, use lemon juice.
Strong I've cleans tainted pork barrels.
Tepid milk and water clean oilcloth
without soap.
Sprinkle sassafras bark among dried fruit
to keep out worms.
Pop corn is a good lunch for Sunday
nights with milk for drink.
Ahandful OF hay in a painful OF water
neutralizes the smell 4 paint.
Tomake a carpet look fresh, wipe with a
damp cloth after sweeping,
Insewing and winding carpet rags double
them with the right side out.
Clean tea and coffee cups with securing
brick; makes them look good as new.
Remove ink stains on silk, wooden or
cotton by saturating with spirits OF turpcn.
tine.
Washing pine floor in solution OF one
pound OF copperas dissolved in M gallon
strong I've gives oak color.
Remove flower pot stain from window
sills by rubbing with fine wood ashes and
rinse with clean water.
A paste Of equal parts Of gifted ashes,
clay and salt and a little water cements
cracks in stoves and ovens.
Mixtures Of two parts Of glycerine, one
part OF ammonia, and q little rose water
whiten and soften the hands.
Corn husks braided make a serviceable
and handsome mat, The braids TO be
sewed with sack-needle and Irvine.
Cabbage is made digestible by first slic-
ing, and then putting 10 boiling water,
with q pinch Of soda and some salt, and
boiling Just fifteen minutes.
A porcelain.lined kettle that will be no
longer seryiceable for fruit is Just the thing
for corn loaf LOAF. A three or four quart
fruit can answers we'll the came purpose: