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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10
.....,,,aftc lsrsgrance

Is imparted TO the mouth by tne use of
Sozodout. II is beyond doubt the clean
est. purest and best wash ever offered 70
the nublic. SozOdont and comfort are
svnonvms. 1t cleanses the cavities III tue
enamel of the teeth.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10
Death of n Well known CafhoIjo R,shor

NEW ORLEANS, March 9.-Rev. John
Quinlan, the Catholic Bishop of Mobile
since 1859, died this morning at the pas
tOral residence attached to st. Theresa's
Church, in this city. He had been sick
for two months. The funeral will take
place Thursday meFhing from the Mobile
Cathedral.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10

RICHMOND, VA, March 9.-Ex-Goy.
William Sprague, Of Rhode Island, was
married at StauntoI, last night, to Mrs.
Dora Inez Calvert, Of Greembrier county,
West Virginia - ''...i -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10
The PEOPLES Worldwide Verdict

Burnett's Cocaine has been sold in
every civilized country, and the public
have rendered the verdict that it is the
purest and best Hair DressinaiR The lrorld.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10
The KentI,cEv RanuhIicaoe

LOUISVILLE, March 9.-The Republican
State Central COMMITTEES have called a
State Convention to meet in Lexington.
Ky.. Nav %. =
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10
tL49klA.H AFTER Als RELArTrEe

looked litter his relatives Interests just at tie
close OF the session. Mitchell is anjindepend.
ent refprmer from PepnsyI3 ahia. He is Chair
min Of the Eom4ittee on Patents. On the
assistant clerk and messenger to that commit
tee. These men had done the work OF all the
session, and were looking forward to a long
rest while they drew their pay as "no''-,,
-: $40. PAGES he appointed a relative
fennaylyania' constituent. These three gen
tieneh won't even De. IN Washington during
theentire recess Their pay, however. viii
be sent to them once month " PoTo1Ac
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10

E. Spieldock, Broad and Indian streets,
Savannah, says: 81 have been taking
Browns Iron Bitters for rheumatism. and
il has benefited me.'' 49, ~
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10

Oates, Ingham & Sons, dyers, Of Brad
ford, England, have failed. Their liabili-
ties are fI3O,0o0s
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10

Emperor William has subscribed 1000
marks from his private purse for the re-
lief of the German sufferers by the floods
in America,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10
Burnett's FIavoring Extracts

are invariably acknowledged the cheapest
and the best.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-03-10

The revenue cutter COrwin will make an
other expedition 20 Alaska this summer.
Leaving fr6m SAN FfanGisc6. The Object OF
the expedition win be TO inquire into and af-
ford protection u necessary TO our interests
formation about Alaska and the adjacent
waters. This is one of similar expeditions
which have been made, and all Of which have
proved profitable TO the government in their
results. tt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
ltnicre Gnotuabl aebt, wdbrenb mir bic

uultit SiuuituuUl ytUl, ipuVlei'u Ipli VIZ
les idrcibcn por ii6. Die Ocmofraten
baben einey ousseScidnetcn 8abISctteI aui,
9eitelt un6 Die Jtepublifoner nit Dem Slcis
9emi6t bes Semperensclcmentcs on ben
Seinen fonnten cs ni6t no6tbun. @cr
natiirIi6 gewGbIt lit, bas muB Die 3dblun9
bcute abenb Sciscn. 3weiielsobne wirO
Die gauge bemofrotii6e Sanbioatenliite iie9e
reid aus Dem SclDe berpOr9eben, nit uicls
lei6t elmer oper Swei Nusnabmen. Die
@%ablu9itotion trat oicSmul mebr Dor Die
Sciicntli9fcit oils ionit Bel Stabtmoblen.
@S wurben Siirser:S criommluu9cn 9ebaI.
ten, mas ionit bel Staotmablcn ielten Der
Sal mar. Sine ionbcrbare Gri6einuns lit
Die 9ufiteuuns bon Tb. Yier aIs Mapor.
Mtit bieiem Sanbioaten iu6en Die 3epu.
blifaner I'M Ser6ano nit Dem Semperens.
clemente burd Die Oeuti9en uno ben
GinfuB Ser @irtbe ans Gubcr elmer
oemofratii6en Stabt su gclanaen.
@ie ii6 Serr Yier gu iuIdem SanoIan.
serbienlte berseben %fonnte, lit uns nidt be-
sreifi9. Gr lit Elm itrammer Gcpublita,.
ner, bas 1T wubr, ober 9lGeS bat cine
@ren;e. llnO Die Irt unb @eiie, pie man
Serm 8ier baS 9lmt antrug, maj aud nidt
nobel; er ipielte ben Notbpfropfcn. Iun
ieber bat icinen @cidmud. limb in Der
Yolitif it's wie beim Sdnepfeneilen; ets
mas haut goGt i6abet nidts, beionOers a
republitanii6er Seite. 90 Sonntag bas
@etter biibi6 mar, i6,udrmteu bic Ganbi:
baten wie Die Sienen in Den Straben Der
Staot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
NuS @cnoiba, @isc., fommt bic Nas

Gus &enoiba, @isc., fOn,mt Die Na6s
ridt, buB bort Generals oitmeiiter 9owe
I'M 25. Mdrs gang mnerruartet seitorben lit.
Simotbp 8. Some war nm "a. Sebrlar
1916 in Qiuernore, Me., scboren unb wios
mete iid Der 9te9tswiiieni9aft, mar ls45
Wfitslieo Der Staatsseietsebuns BON Waine
unb iiebelte nod IN bemielben Sabre nod
@isconiin iber; er wurSe bort &idter on
benz &reisseri9t unb ipdter an benz Sbers
jtaatsseri6t. SIN Sabre 1861 trat er als
gtadfoIger BON Charles Ourtee in ben
S%unbesienat, wuroe 1867 unb 1878 wies
berum in ben Senat semdblt unb i6ieb am
8. MtdrS 1879 aus bemlelbcn, nadoem Der
Spiiden inn, 8. W. &epes unb Matt.
Carpenter entitanSene Streit INN ben Sis
i'm Senat su @uniten carpenters enti1ics
ben woroen mar. Oarauf sog ii6 6oiue
ouf ieinen Seiib in @reeu Sap suriid. Der
Yraii6ent @arficlo ernannte i'm gu eincm
Der Sertrcter Der SunoeSresierung Bel Der
Barrier W~dinseonferens uno Yrdiioent Irs
THUR ernanrte i'm I'M Os,ember 1881 gum
@eneralpoitmeiitcr. Oas Degrading fanb
nm Dtittmo6 itatt. gae poitdmtcr bes
ganbcs uaren ,pegen 0owe'S Sob bropirt
unb bic S9alter BON 2 bis 5 rbr sei3lois
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
gerOieut ieincn Qutcu STUFF.

@enn irsenO MeoiSinen Gin 0tc6t bobcu
auf bas, mas Don ibnen 9eia9t mirb, 10 lit
DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic cine bapon. Die
SerOienite bieies Comics iinO 10 wobl be:
~griiuOet, boB es 81 eincm Stapelartitel &c.
worbcn 1T unO swar i'm uoliten Sinne bes
@Ortcs. Saulenbe Don Weni9eu, beren
@eiunbbeit unO &rait 9ei9wunOen mar,
uno Die mn mebr NIT eiuem i6wa9cn ia,
Den am 9cben bansen, iino bur6 Den @cs
brau9 oeiclben wieOer 81 uoafommener
GjeiunObeit selan9t unb anOere Suuienoe
baben oieielbe llrio1e ii9 su %ireuen. Sn
g%euiiier 9lrt lit Die Otebi;in eiu Grbalter
Oes gebens uno iie lit uollfommcn bcs GO
bes wiirOis, bas ibr biejenisen i~penOen, Die
burd bcren @ebrou6 ibre @eiuupbeit uols
fommcn wieber berseitelt buben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Ses Mcnimcn ShnlOiafcit

1T cs, einen jeben su loben nu6 icinem
Serbienite. No6 ibrem Seroienite fam
man Die GigentGiiner OeS gtew gOrf Glos
thing Stores loben, Oenn Tie perbienen cS
wirfli3 9elobt gu werOen. Der 9tcp Yort
Glotbing Store lit Der biuisite 9lot 0tan.
ner: uno &nabenfleiber gu f%aufen; man
nib BORT gut, bili9 unD rceu bebunOelt.
Sauicnbe baben ii9 BON Der @ubrbeit pes
@eio9ten iiberSeu9t unb ia9en, buB Der
9tcw Yurf GlOtbin9 Store, $50. 6s7 Maino
itrobc, nube 7. StroBe, Dubuque, Der
Ylab lit, no man am biui9iten fduft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
@ir MAIDEN unlere geier Don sc Nsa,

Iir MAIDEN uniere yeier pon Sc Nsars
unb Der llm9esenb auf Die reuen 9n,eisen
aufmerflam, Die an anoerer Stele iteben.
Saas& 8 lib d. buben Ous i6onite @e.
i6dft, mas III Der glrt in Sc WtarS lit; u.
8. Steiner g. So. betreiben einen bib,
i6en Su6banbcl unb %Iiefern 9lles, mas is
in Der anseise iasen, Ns. @n selbin II:
gers pGitp 9otel" empfieblt iid
ielbit, in g. 8. . ieb beuti6er Gpos
tbcfe fam man alles bas boben, mas Sas
mile unb Saus brau9t, unO crbalt babel
quite @aare bilig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
g(ln 9ienltaa, ben l.. Mai, Mor9ens,

I'M balb iieben llbr, gebt Elm ei9ener Grcur,
iionsSus Der Chicago & unb <on Giien.
babn bon Bloomington, SuinOis, nod Ga:
lifornien ob. Sin ipeSieuer al9cnt bcr
Subnen, iiber Die Der 3u9 gcbt, begleitet
Oenielben. Die 6abrt gebt Our6 6anias,
Colorado, ariSona unb Nep Merifo nu6
Gan Srancisco unb suriif. Ole GifetS
iino 80 Gage siiltig uno foiten fir 0in.
unb 6erreiic 1925. 90. S1loiitdtten ertra.
9ifets u%erfauit 0sr Z. W. Wacgiear,
Der Baiiasier:g9ent Der Sainois Central,
Der AUDI alien ndbere Nuetunit iiber bic
6abrt sibt, bic man wiui9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

Ser Staotratb BON St.Oubuque bat
bic 9ieens fur Sauiirer uon s25 auf 800
erbObt. Oas 1T Ocnn bod itarfer Sabaf
freili9 bic @ei9aftsleute Oes Nudbarortes
ieben ni9t serne, wenn ibnen bas SrOO Dor
Der Nale pes9eidnappt wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

Ser YeuiiOns agcnt, Otid, in 9es
Moines warnt Snfel CAMS Yenfiondre
i'm Staate Dor einem sewiiien 8. u. Sents
lep, Der inter alerlei Sormanoer peripri6t
Die Beniioneu al erbOben, unb bann bic
Oummen I'M 4 Bis 10 Dollars leimt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Wns Giurr hmm meis-Serr 8ctc

gNdH NIItr 0nUUH UtIB. -Derr Pelel
Sduau, Srescott, Snb., modt folsenbt
MtittbeiIung barber: Gin Ding weiB i'd,
ndmli6 bas, beb Or. Iusuit 6 3:
nis's ur9er Sruittbee MIDI
nit @olO gu besubIen lit. SD lit an elmer
bcftisen Grtdltuns. Oa Iieb i'd mir cir
SOpf6en bon benz 5amburger Sruit
t ) fo6en, nabm i'm laut Der @ebrau6s:
onweiiuns unb wurbe in furSer 5eit wieOe'
eans berseltelt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Sic i%iberlebrpoen splooten bes @riteu

Soma GauaQerie:& e9imcntcs iinb eriu9t,
un elmer Seriammlun9 Sbeil gu ncbmen,
Die nm 5. B. So. in %unierer S%taatSbuupt.
itaOt 0eS Woines ituttfinbet, Inn lrrange,
ments fir cine i'm 6erbit obsubultenbe
sroBartige Seriammlung su ~trciien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Sriiblinssuaareu ! Sriiblinaswaaren !
GriilliNaswQaren

BEL Sames 9eui, an Der Gfe Der Z. unb
Wainitrabe.
S6one @uaren, ~neueite WoSen, biuige
Yreije uno b0fi6e Sebienung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
9onneritaa lanste bas srlie 0ampfboot

Sonneritag lanste bas erfe DampfbOOt
pom Sioen tommenO bier am @srite an.
Gs mar Die &eofuf. 9estes Sabr ipuroe
bic Sdififabrt bier NIT benz anlesen bes
Oampfers Grtanias am IS. MdrS croft.
net. Sis biebin 1T Der 6Iub eisfrsi, aber
meter n6rbli6 finb nod Stsuen, NO bic
@isoede nod nidt gsbro6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

SIN Mnttcrbanie Der SarmberSi9en
S6mcitern B. M. V. in Sernpn Sopnibip
itarb lettc ISOLDE Die bier gcburene S6ue,
tier Maria Sbereiia (6rdulein &atb. @OOO).
M09e iie ruben in Srieoen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

Sas StGntdcn Glnttpille in @isconlin
uerlunst bis gums. 5. Wt., Wittass, glnge:
bote fir BEN Suu eincS neuen Stuotbnules,
bas $40, 600 foiten iou. Yldre f6men
in Nortbrpp q Sos Sanf III 8latteulQe
einoeieben meroell.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
9is Yubmadlcriu Mrs. M 9prsa. Gde

Der IA. unb GIayitrube. bat ibr Eager uon
SriibIinsswaaren nit elmer srOben auswabl
Siite, Sdleier, Strdube unh 6rdnsc lester
Mooe ueruOlitdnbist. Seionoers madi
iie auf ibre S9leier unb &rdnSe fir grduts
unb Grlteommunitanten aufmerfjam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

Sie Soma Sron @prfs bauen einen
neuen %eiiernen Oampfer, Der mad Spirits
LATE i'm weitliden SbeiIe ~unieres Staatcs
f0mmt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
WcW.lorf MarftbcriMf.

Wer Sele0rapb.) =. @pril 1882.
WeiSen-M ilwonfcc. Go. 2. $l.lS bis lie.
0aier-53 biz 81 NtS.
Welidform-oenn. 10. 6i bio G8 Gts.
Q dweineneii6 -$10. 10 bis 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Sic straBcnbabn=G umnuauie Mil bic.

les Sribiubr bebeutenbe &eparaturen OH
ibrer Subn MAIDEN. Die @cleiie werben
neu seIe9t, mcbr @eiden einseidoben unb
cine glnsubl neuer @asen bei6ofit. Sc 1T
aber auh h6hite Seit. baR bies oeidieht !
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
@cidleufe fir Gritfommuuifoutcu.

S66nite 9uspabl pon @sbstbiden,
Hoienfrdn,en, Rersen u. (. NJ. i'm @robs
unb 6Icinuerfaui bel s.. s. &iebeL, Ode
Der Is. uno GlapitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
glrhitcct.

Sreb. Seer, Mr6itect unb Superinten>
bent. S9ulen unb 6ir9en cine SpeSiali.
tat. I9te StraBe, Sm. Soma u. Glap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Staat 4 Mmoeaend.

Entered at the post-oiice at Dubuque, Iowa,
and admitted for transmission through
the mail at second-class rates.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

Sobn 9. 8nib bat ben @ntbeiI, ben
s. s.. @rapss an Der Sersbubn bate. ans
s~efaaft unO I'M SerbanO nit 9errn Gidirsi
weroen beioe Die Balm I'M CONNER betreis
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Sic Wusiihtcu aui cine IebbafteY auiailor

fno bieies Sabr in Dubuque iebr gut. Yis
ieet iinO Is @rlaubnibideiue fiirSauten aug:
sciteut pOrben, beren mutbmabli6er @ertb
$40 900 iiberiteigt. Oas iino ober nod
LANCE nidt ale besonnenen @ebduOe, %
man uielerorts NIT Dem aussraben non
&ellern uno 6unoamenten %empiansen, obne
nod Die VauerlaubniB uerlanst gu baben.
Wir marnen, nidt obne GrlaubniB eiuen
Sau su Beginner, Oa maj idarf aufpabt
unb baum fiber Citrate unb &oiten iOlsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Gciicuocr Igent: Scrr Otto @cbcr.
Golleete fir bic NOtbSiirftigcn in Der Gifcl
unS auf ocm So6walO.

Seraus9eber bieies Slottes. ....... S. oC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
go. 2. - @0dentlide 8rieaiite.
CHICAGO Marftberi6t.

Wer Eelegrapb.) 3. April 1883.
@~ei;en-Io. 2, $1.05 bis LOO.
@ eIidforn-51s bis 52t GtS.
Sater-40 GtS.
8utter-1S bis 30 GtS.
Gier-1S bis 1St 9ts.
@ bisfp-$1.14.
@ meiue-$7.60 bis $40.
Rinopieb-S6.50 bic 7.15.
S6weinelei 6-$1S.25.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03
Wilipanfee MarftberiMt.

0er 8ele9rap9) Q. @pril 1883.
gS eiSen-Jto. 9, $1.07f.
Safer-4l4 bis Ala GtS.
8eii6tOrn-54 0ts.
&%o9gen-59t ots.
@erhe-53A GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-04-03

Sebr Ceierr. sllnaor. Sono, peher ttineu Souptges
wtnn madt. uuB elm, Frdmie Don %miuotittus 1904. 9s
pinnen.
The bee., 1883-03-03
A Prediction that Came True.

A Confederate soldier, in some rem
iniscenees, written for the Cincinnati
Enquirer, tells this story While
quartered near Bowling Green, Va,
during one Of the winters of the war
the boys managed occasionally to get
hold of some "pine-top" whisky, On
one occasion a member of one Of the
batteries in Colonel Jones battalion
became intoxicated, and laid down
in the woods near the camp. Two Of
his comrades, desiring TO have some
sport at the expense Of the drunken
soldier, conceived the idea of digging
a shallow hole in the ground, place
him in it, cover him with brush and
leaves and quantity Of earth, ard
watch the effect it would have when
the unfortunate man awoke from his
stupor. They had even gone so far as
to place board at his head to repre-.
sent a tombstone. After while the
young man awoke, rubbed his eyes and
looked about him in holy horror.
Meanwhile the other two were enjoy
ing themselves immensely. Beirg
now pretty well awake, and feel:n;,
somewhat humiliated at the turn af.
fairs had taken, he surmised, and
rightly, who were the perpetrators of
the outrage upon him. Rising to a
sitting posture. with the leaves, brush
and dirt piled upon him, he called out
to the two men who were still laughing
at the joke (?) they had perpetrated
" Never mind, boys, your heads will
lie lower than mine before the war is
over" And his prediction came true
One of those boys died the next spring
in hospital and the other was killed
at Gettysburg.
The bee., 1883-03-03
Industrious COnvicts,

1t is said that the fancy article:
made by the convicts in the New Jer
sey penitentiary are numerous and OF
every description. A German, who il
in on forty years sentence for killing
his two children, has made a pretty
little bureau with many drawers Of
cigar boxes. A Frenchman made an.
other out of the heads of -four barrels
Several flower baskets, laden with
flowers, are exhibited as being made
oct of crumbs of bread. They are Q
wonderful piece of work. Fine vases
of variegated colors are made from
Laper. There is no end to the variety
of pretty articles made from bone and
horn. There are tooth-picks, fancy
whistles, crotchet-needIes, shoe-horns
etc. The work is all done with small
saws and files and then polished with
alcohol. In addition, the cells are
in every conceivable style
Pictures of sweethearts, wives and
children adorn the walls. The articles
of workmanship made by the convict
are no longer kept On sale inthe prison
as formerly.
The bee., 1883-03-03

hours in little water; put in also any
nice bits of the fowlthat ar left, par
ticularly the neck, which is never
eaten. To this a Id any soup stock
you have, and with little harley or
sago you viii have d nourishing
soup. Season with pepper. salt and
any heros you choose.
A good way TO keep cut flowers
fresh is to lay them in wet cloths.
Take them out of the vases at night,
sprinkle with cold water. and wrap
them with cloth made very wet. The
weight of the cloth viii not crush the
most delicate flowers, while it keeps
out the air and prevents their falling
to pieces or opening further.
The bee., 1883-03-03
The Peanut.

The ground-nut is becoming one Of
the important staple productions of the
soil A late number Of the Gardeners
Chronicle gives an interesting ac-
count of it. On the west coast Of
tropical Africa, north of the Congo
river. it is the principal crop, and many
thousand tons are sent to Europe from
that part of the world annually, chiefly
TO France. A very large and crowded
population is supported mainly by this
lprolific and nutritive plant. After
burning off the grass and weeds, the
African women dig the ground super
fcially with little hoes, drop the seeds
in October and November, and begin
to use the green nuts in April. They
are said to be really delicious then,
roasted in their huSks, and they are
mashed between stones for use in
soups. In July and August the nuts
are thoroughly ripe, and are gathered
for storage and sale. The natives
used to separate the valuable oil for
export by squeezing the pounded
seeds in hot water with the hands, but
as it is very easily expressed cold by
machinery, and as enormous quanti-
ties are now called for, the primitive
African process is left far behind.
Great quantities are produced in India,
and the price of the ripe nuts has de-
clined from 800 per ton to so, The
oil is used as olive oil, which it much
resembles in blandness, sweetness and
and it is now principal
in toilet soaps, creams, etc.
The residual cakes are valuable cattle
food. The nuts are not so much in
favor with English youth as they have
become with Americans. They are
called there, by the children, Monkey
nuts" The Chronicle says that in
America a sweetmeat is prepared from
them by parching them and treating
them with sugar; they are also beaten
into pulp and sold for use as choco-
late, and roasted as substitute for
coffee. Nothing is said about that
short and simple process of consump- I,
tion which leaves our halls of amuse-
ment covered with shells after IN
evening performance.
The bee., 1883-03-03
FOR THE FARM AND HOME.


AS a general thing, says a scnslpie
writer, al of our farm tools are too
heavy. Generally speaking, the farm
wagon that viii bear up under a ton
weight with ease is plenty heavy
enough for all practical purposes to
which a farm wagon should be put. If
you want to haul two tons il is far
better and cheaper in the end to make
two loads of it. The saving in horse
flesh and feed will, in a few wears,
amount to enough TO buy a new one
and have something left for profit. II
you are about ordering new wagon
have it made light and of the best ma
terial and you viii never regret it.
The bee., 1883-03-03
Goats OF Arms and Seals.

New York has college of Her.
aldry," which does good business in
supplying coats of arms to people de-
sirous of creating the impression
that they are descended from aris.o-
cratic ancestors. A New York CORE
spondent SAYS of this growing prac-
tice: inquired of an outsider who
knows the college of -heraldry well,
and he told me of the modus operandi.
The clerks (or professors) of this col
lege can tell any man all about the
past glories of his family. They can
discover peoples forefathers in no
time. The Norman line and the Saxon
kings, and the Welch nobility and the
Scottish lairds-everything is at their
finger ends. Their requirements are
wonderful-in tinctures, the dex-
ter and sinister chiefs, fess
and nombril, bends, chevrons
saltires, nebuly, raguly and
dancette and gules of every color. 1t
is noticeable that the people who talk
most about their family and high birth
and lofty breeding are those who have
inherited their money from industrious
fathers, and are ashamed to have it
known that their ancestors worked. A
coat of arms is supposed to say to the
world, I'VE have never earned a dol
lar in our life, and our father never
earned dollar; the money on which
we live was bequeathed to us by an an,
ceStor, who was one of the most illus
trious robbers in Europe"
The correspondent also dropped in
to see well-known engraver on stone
to inquire about seals. "Oh, yes,".
said the proprietor, " l engrave thou
sands of escutcheons on rings every
year, mostly for gentlemen. What
they wear them for | don't know, they
never stamp letters with them of
course. 1t is what Darwin or Spencer
would call "a survival / suppose, sur
vival of habit that was once reason
able and useful. When people want |
to know what their colt of arms is, or
want it engraved on stone, they gen.
orally apply to a jeweler and the jeweler
sends to u.s."
Seal rings are mostly of sardonyA .
amethyst and topaz, and the engraving
is done with lathe, pedal turning
little shaft of soft iron, whose sharp
ened end has been blunted to a small |
disk. The stone is held to the edge of
this whirling disk, which has been wet
with olive oil containing diamond dust.
Much of the engraving is so fine as to
be illegible without the aid of strong
glass
The bee., 1883-03-03
Household Hints,

When boiling cabbage put slice of
salt pork in the water, and an agree
able flavor with no Objectionable
grease or fat will be given to the cab
bage.
4 simple but delicious dish for
desserts made by cutting up oranges in
small pieces and then pouring over
them some rich boiled custard. Serve
with cake.
IL before you put rolls in the tin to
nake them you rub the edges with a
little melted butter, you viii not be
troubled with their sticking together
when baked, and the edges will be
smooth.
Do not throw away the bones of
turkey or of chicken. Crack them
and let them boil for two or three