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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-24
Puget Sound National Bank Of
Seattle.
Occidental Block.

DUY AND SKILL FOREIGN AND
u domestic exchange make collections.
Issue letters OF credit available In all parts
of the United Statee and Europe. transfer
money by telegraph receive deposits OF
money and issue pass books or certificates
therefor; have completed arrangements
whereby money Is transmitted and deliv.
cred by our agents in Europe to persons
In their respective localities. thus saving
limo and expense In collecting drafts
through banks. This 10 particularly de-
sirable In sending small sums To- ountries
whore every draft % subject 60 stamp tax.
]. FURTH, Cashier.
DIRECTOR
BAILEY GArzERT, President.
K r, FERRY, Vice President.
j. FURTH, Cashier.
JAS. MCNAUGHr
III. l.. YEsLKR.
COR 10 RESPONDENTS.
San Francisco, the Bank Of California
Portland. the First National Bank.
New York, agency Bank OF California
London. N. n. Rothschild q Sons.
Paris, De Rothschild frercs.
Frsnkfort A. ~. 4. vnr -T-a7-- = ~.
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RKBurIDno.--It will be remembered
that few weeks ago ell the buildings,
With enc exception, at Fir, or Mamie
Landing, on the Skaeit River, we're de-
stroyed BY IRE. Captain Bailey, Of the
steamer Glide, states that @. ID. Mann
Il building new store there, and that
Magnna Anderson is patiing up new
building for q hotel, the largest On
5kagit River.
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NOTICE.

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED
. by thsi undersigned. up 90 u clock
noon. Monday. April q, for the following
work. towit Clea ing Akd grubhing the
city park. In nsrth Seattle, tract Of land
80 feet long and 81 feet wide. the same
ner-all stump. and roots 10 be taken ont
at least twelve inches under the surface
OF the ground; work 70 be completed in
three mnnths from date OF contract.
Bids VIII be received both ways. that Is
70 say. for clearing the above level with
the surface. and for clearing and grub
hing.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
For further information apply 70 waiter
Graham, and ais hand bids TO him.
ID. IT. DENNY.
WALTER GRAHAM.
Cemetery and Park Commissioners.
Seattle. April u. 1855 22dwlw
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Notice Of Final Proof.

US. LAND oYFIcK AT oLyxPIA. ". T..
Marcn Is. 1855.
Notice IL hereby given that JOHN
PERRY has fled notice Of intention 10 make
fnal proof before the Clerk Of the District
Court, at his ONCE, In Seattle, W. T.. on Mon.
day. the llih day Of May, A. d. 1855. on
Pre- emption d. 8 No. 55ss, for the y oil
ship Is north, range east.
He names as witnesses: John Martin. John
Wave, Jereph Keller and Thomas Proven, ell
Of Redmund, W. T.
JOHN T. CONVEY,
mh26apao Register OF the Land Once.
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Notice Of Final Proof.

o. 9. LAND oYrTcE AT OLYMPIA, W. T.,
April 8, 1855
Notice 10 hereby given that DAVID
RENTON has filed notice Of irtention
10 make final proof before Geo. W. Tibhetts,
Notary Public, a. his once. 10 squak, W.
T., On Monday. the 25th day OF My, 4. d.
1885. on Pre- emption d. 8. No. 1884, for the
MY i Of Ne Z, and Z j Of NE / Of section
10. township ~ north, range east
he names - Witnesses Philo Rutherford.
Davis Rutherford, David q. homas and VIM
L. stearns, all Of Falls Oily, W. T.
JOHN y. CONVEY,
a. 9myit Register Of the Land Once.
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MISCELLANEOUS
SHERIFFS SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLD
Il ing terms 81 Seattle.
No ia5-Stefson & Pot plaintiffs. vs..
Charles =. Clancy and Lillian Clancy. de-
PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue Of an order az sale.
issued out Of the above ramed Court. III
the above entitled action dated the 18th
day Of March, 1885. and to me directed
and delivered, I have duly leviCd upon
the property described in said order Of
sale and as follows. to VII:
A two-story frame building occupied
6y Charles =. Cheney, and known IS tbs
CITY Livery Stable. situated on lot i've
81. in block ten (l0l IN Maynard plat OF
the town now city OF Seattle. King
County. Washington Ter itory.- more
fully described as heing on the northwest
cor er OF Tn I'd and Main streets, in said
City of Seattle.
Notice is therefore hereby given thar On
Saturday. the I'd Day Of May. Isss,
At the hour Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
OF said day. in front OF the Court House
door in the City Of Seattle. King County,
Washington Territory. l will. IN obedi-
ence to said order OF sale. sell the above
described property at public auctioa 20
the highest bidder for cash.
lated At Seattle, the lst day OF April.
1855.
ape I'd J. Il. McGRAw. Sheriff.
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The Ureckine schooner Whiteiaw has
been chartered by the Government to
move the dressed granite from Payson
Vile % the site Of the Seal Rock hght'
Iaosiss. The terms OF the charter call
for $500 per day. or $4,000 per month,
remuneration. The Government had
oettsr bay her.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT HOLDING
l terms at Seattle.
No. 40Ss-C. II. Tenny, plaintiff, ". Charles
K. Jenner and @ 3 Norag r. defendants.
Under and uy virtue Of an execution issued
out the alb We named cOu l. In the above
entitled action, have duty LEVIED upon the
real property. situsted in King County. Wash
ipgton Territory, and more particularly
bounded and descrs bed a. follows. wit:
Los three 49,. fouf ~ nd ave l5l. In block
four (4l OF Brawiey's addition 20 the City OF
Seattle. Al.o lot nine (s). In block 'wsnty six
t26l Of A. A Denny's addition TO the city Of
seattle. Ais al undivided seven-sighths t5s)
interest In, and 10. the northwest quarter Il
section thiry-six 1867. tyvnship twenty -four
t1a) no tn. range Ave 90 east. containing $50
aereS
Notice 10 therefore hereby given thst on
Saturday, the I'D nay OF way. lSs5.
At the hour of O'Clock p. m. OF said day, N
trent Of the Court House door, in he City Of
Seattle. King O anty, . oresaid. l will sell eli
the right. title and interest OF said defenslan 4
or either Of them. In a0d 20 said real prop.
eriy. Of public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash.
Dated at Seattle, the 3lst dsy Of March, 1855.
j. II. McGRAw,
ap2-td sheriff Of King County, W.. T.
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TIE alck and al cisd shonld not fsll =.
BIN. The Doctor has vislfed 10 hess4 -
10 those in need VI his services. DE- &-ps
VII miks 20 charge unless ~ ices : "a
fens01s cured Il home Call = yriH-
strictly cnDa icnst<i. ~
In dollars fos . packsEs Of nifdI1 =.
Ats-s DR.. >. =. 0IBBon. Bot 10 , -
cisco Cal. Mention fosf-lfxE-l2s<<@t< I
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INoTTCn.

ITO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN :
j Take aotice. I have this day taken
charge OF the Globa Printing Ofiice. and
viii not be responsible for q y bills con-
tracted hssrt tofore or hereafter by the q m
Of j. 8 Heughron and ]. NJ. Patton. do
ing business uuder the firm name of
Globe Printing Company
JOS A. STEWART.
". B.--The business will b carried on
from this date by the undersigned.
j. A STEWART.
Seattle. w. T.. April 20, issL q I'm
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DEXTER HORTON & co.,
BANK RS
SEATTLE, W. 7.

Deposits received and accounts xep
subject 70 Check or Draft
sight Exchange and Telegraphio Trans.
Ger on San Francieco. Portland and New
York.
sight and 6ixty-day bTlla Of exchange
drawn In sums 70 suit direct on London
available elsewhere In Europe.
Money loaned on approved security.
Bonds. Stocks and other valuAp4es 70
ceived on deposit for safe keeping.
Collections ms1e and prucsstis prompt
ror.tffa1
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sxearAIMrE LAxp AeEscr.

mo. q. JANICKE 4 SON,
land Rrekers and sarvegerx. Fakts
cray. King Csunfy, W. 4.
win locate settlers 90 the pablo
lands Of the United States, surveyed
and uns1rveyed. estimate timber claims
and transact business throaRh our able
attorneys at Olympia and Washington
CITY before the Surveyor General and
Gcverumeat Land Ofhce. VIII buy
and sell lands on commission.
Three farms and 100 acres of valus
ole timber land for sale !; title, United
states patent. nhz5 I'm.
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!MIsCKLLANEous
Probate m otice

S&tGGs
TtERRIToRY or wAsHIra~
Il county OF King. SIN ~ 1..a.syA
Court OF said King county. salt
no In the matter u the -.
William Bailey. deceused- A& q
Order to show cause why sfea--. !, !.
trtbution should net be uasde- -
On reading and fling the nz,s,..
sidney b. NroOman. the adIaini &c. q
the estate o. W lillian Railey. decae - ~ y
! ~ Tor that the said estate 4 no,r I,
proper condition 10 be closed a a
porf on Of the residue of th- -. IA
remains TO be finally distribureS .s,sse
the persons entitled sAcae
II IL now ordered by the CoQrt h.,. :.
aa persons interested Ia the sd -, -. .1ae
the said William Bailey. dessease - - tx
appear before the Probate Courf x ,eeu
county, Washington Terfitorv ,Ang
Court Of sud Court. IA N. W. Ee
Seattle. in said King county, On ~ "
Monday. April s.th, ISIS.
AT eleven O'Clock A. ~, then and ,ks..
show cause III any shey hav.l whr ~ Y
tree Of distribution should n see
OF the residue Of the said ests.s $50. s-s-s
tbs persons en- tiled. AAe,g
And il Is further ordered that . 49,.
this order TO show cause be uphRss..3 Y
lesAs. once each week tor four snoerss',.
weeks before the said 9TH day al AN
ISIS. in the Seattle DAILY Posr.Ix,ezs.,.
sEScER, daily newspaper pria;sl -
publishedi in said King county. &c
Done IN open Court, March alsf. 1sss
VA. D. WC,(H
Judge Of the Probate css,.
King county, IS.
l. VIM ID. Wood, Judge ana ex.nl. =
Clerk Of the Probate Court n ssis -.
county. do hereby certify that the ior~-s
ing Is q full, true and correct COW n y
original order to show cause, granas1 e =
our said Probate Court March Slsr Nv
Bailey. deceased.
In testimony whereof I have hs,<x..s
set my hand and affixed the seal "a -
said Probate Court the said ia. Sss z
NJ ,rch- 1855 ~
tsEAI.l VIM d. WON
Judge and ex-officio Clerk of - 81.
bate Court OF King county. in Waskies
ton Territory. 49,
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REMOVAL.

TUBE SEATTLE HARDWARE COM
Il rany, SUCCESSORS Of Ballard & Soy.
hereby announce the rea oval 81 theii
store and stock 70 the stone bsick bull 4
ing. 625 Front street. where they not Gals
have . more elegant place Of business
but ono several times lanRcr, Including
two entire io0ra. In their new quarters
stock and DOR better hnsinesa. and
they hope 70 merit and receive confinu-
nnce Of the generous patronage hereto
fore bestowed npon the frm
THE SEATTLE HARDWARE CO.
Aprii 4 1855. as
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What good is all your money 10 you
after you're deadY Spend one dollar for
q b.,ttle Of swamp Angels Rheumatic
Curs," and add i've years TO yoar life
lease. mh2ldw
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DIAMOND
|VENTILATOR
Buildings, Schools. Churches. Hospitals.
Dwellings Steamers. Passenger,
sleeping and asiris.raisrscsss
Psrfses ysnsilssisa guaraassea
wherever vsnei.,.on 4.
Required.

Architects and builders unite in saving
ventilation, win roon become a. atandard
- the window.
Tar venEilator Gin any size). when
placed through wall. q window cash. a.
q wooden bar under sash. admits q con
slant supply Of frnsh air urder Desfect
c0utrol. without drnnghEs; any desired
femkerAfure can Be maintained n any
ehcuid be withou. Il as II stops burzlars.
excludes rain and Gust, and Keen. ira
apartment constantly fresh without rnis
ing ne windows. Being heasily plated
n nickel Z b very ornamental when N
plsee. The handles serve to rFeulafs.
tsnalatsk. also 70 raise and lower The
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CHuD kuLxn.-A Distressing and
fatal eocs dsut occurred Misnday after.
icon a Nsncosssr 10 three year -sIa
so Of Charles Jsrdina- lie little fe,-
iaw had been playing srsuEd he par
sufs' houe. aud wandered acroH ths
street. uheFe cArpenters Utre hasissine &
hoose. They bad nosed Al ola and
heasy pickes fenee - ozs siaa and ssaoa
i ~ Az3ln<t anotAeF fsnea. Tha ckild
efteDStsd 10 eilmh npon the fene@. and
u doinR %. pnlled |. over. OF noarse.
she litki4 une was thrown 6emn. aud she
haek 81 its heAd streak raek. The
fsgee falling on the chiid dress the reeit
iase tts skail. and = large nail vas
dEisen tnto To chiids tenpies DEATH
w4s tastant4Des1& No ene wsA Ai,uai
10 huli1ine al To iinseof "a sesidessl
b1t he bo<1y ves discovered Q fssw no.
ns0ts lzzer bs Z pesee< hy--khwsssaass
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c. Up. S. R. R.


TTEK TABLE.
rsoR FRAMKLIN. III OK DIAMOND
n snd inNefmediatA ssatIens, daily. 81
FcrsIswcaskie and isIieFmediste staiiose
AaiIy ~ a 10 and 1910 q NJ. and y. ~.
Rstnrning arrive ~ Seattle from Cedaf
river extensasn NJ t.ie p. CO.. end from
Newcsntie branch at I'D q. ia, " ns'- SzA
Wunsli,x tilue 70 Franklin. h. 50 nj.
pnWsinr time 70 Newcastle. h. - m.
Il. J. MII4EER,
ara Assistant Superintendent
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o. q IAzD ornsz a. osx,naA, 2. HI
Hsb. n. ltEA Il
10 sshn q. rhlnnsy. isnaaiisi 3 Eaes1 2 7
al whem ~ mag eonearef ..<t8|
- NoElcs 4 hsrsAy given that Y
81 A&EE hsA nled nsfics Of inifr4p (,
ni4As Enai prod befnFn q, p FrN>9m
4iasssy Public. a bic 01hee n room =. ~
Eaihling, seattle, W. r.. on wstr<e3 v 4
Ds q No sszS. ~ "a nv I y ss1i'e
tsw1sblp - north. range ans1. I'll
He n<nsaE n Wifne1Ees ,. y -
e. ooyd ?. 4 Ball sn1 A. .. a114
a. - youx ,. soyzI
n,A4aDce nssis>sI e ~ -
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TIE sTEAMEls
EeE PHANTOM,


tCs7yinz the United States MAilal
WILL LEAVE YES
sMHmnn. a IeE'a Wharf 5eatue f2s
tkInwSHE Bnohorfaah City. via Mulkil
teo. Lowell and way lnna-
a1Ez ings. every Monday, Wee,
nssday and Friday morning. ret.lfnins OF
srcis N hoard. or 10 d. X. DUhlE 90
~ SS~'' Master
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A handsome tea cannister given with
one pound OF London Mixed Tea at the
London Tea Store. p
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-24

The latest and most elegant perfume
in thai world 10 Elite Bouquet" For
sale by A. B. Stewart. Try ii.
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MISCELLAE EUus

Insure with JAMES 4. CAnEr L Go.
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OF TIE GLANDS. soRR MOUTH. ~
fHnoAr. BoEs PANS, pefmansntly en..d -
afadleafed from he sySsen for ia
NERVOUS Debility. Tmpohncy, arn|s<
Losses. sexual Decay. Mental and fhsssk
MeAkneas, Failing Memory, Veal Era
ntanted Development impsdiinsnts d ~
rae, ETC., from exctsses OF ytathf1l fnIlt<
az any cause. speedily. safely znd psis.Hh
cured.
roune. middle.Agsd ana oid men. IA y
Who need medical d IN and esperiercs. ~
imlt the old European Physfcisn A ones. %
npinion costa sothing xnd may save {a,1s
Inisesy and shame. Whsn irconyenlss1 i
WISH the eisg for ffcatnse, msslicinss caa y
ssat evssywhere ~ cxDrees flea from o1&l
vsft0n. 10 u self-eyident tAsA 8 physsc11
who gives his whole attention 10 oinsS II N
tases atiains great akill. ana phsxi<i&le
shroughoaf the country. k1o,ring ghA "
ausntly recommend difacult cseas 10 ~ t<t
tHt Specialize. By whnm eyer,f knrxs ~
isniedy Il used. TIE Dsctos's i.eu and ,x5xt
lance. ~
Seed for the sanitsri.t yu,,. a n,e.,1
sent FREE. klso. Self Analysf
Or. Lisbie's WoxD nSrr dKHsar Ixt11o<<
ron permsnensly prevents III unnsfnn| i14e)
iFom the system fo1cs the nervsa E1<zIa<
sns he muscles, chscks the waste. in1I1zszs
~ whole system, aod nssforos the ~ - \
health and happiness.
II rseeou - many c1nnot 81 ssrst 4
ssetatnal Weakness. loss cf Msnhosd lae> y
e'wine 70 Complication c.llsd Proaaisn1el
with Hgperaethesis. whsch requires ppFe1f
Treatment Dr.. Lisbisfs Invhiorntor = ~
enls positive cure for IFosiasosrhs8. Vii ~
Disref sary
Price Of Invfsorstor. "a. uas II Oh NJ
sioss Hlo. eens 20 any addrtas, cOxx&
etlreiy from observation To p.evs M ~.
slerfui power Of the Invigurstr u t1Ilt
viii b given or scot freq
Powerful klectric Balls free 10 pafissA
CONSULTATION free ard private. ON 4 ~
cress LfEB1G B1aPEEHkxH
eeo oeary stress, San ffanclzoc. -
RriFate snrreHce. f4S e&sas a1o@. -
slloeks up s3eary from Ksnrsy. Msln Es1&.<l
snsoash plspeos.ry Ding etons nhl1.z-....
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General Once, $50 Dear.
born street, Chicago. rooms
g and Z.
Send for circuiar. Gail or address cox.
- pendencs tneatlon.rR DAILH PoEr-
NfEIAzazzcEk seattle, w. II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
VOCAL INSTRUCTION
AFTER TINE
italian Method.

MR.. 8. @. YOUNG HAS THE HONOR
ISA 20 announce 20 the ladies' and gem
tlemen Of Seattle that he wilt, after Apsil
l3th. receive pupils who desire 10 learn
The art Of roaming vocal music. and viii
be prepared 70 give Lessons In VOICE.
CULTURE, employing the system OF in-
sfrscfion adopted by tbs vocal teachers
Of nosfon and New York
yoeaiists who desire merely finished
style, - well as beginners. win receive
careful training.
Room II. Yssier.LeAry building. 10 I'm
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IIogsR WITH POUR ROOMS. IN
\ ~ rsar Of sanis1 NH s,ps sII,rs Fy.ySs9
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THE
DR.. LIEBIG
PRIVATE DIsPEHsAsY,
100 6eary strsst. San Frsr-
cisco, Cal.

Condncted by qualiaed Ply
inciahs and 6nrseons--regnlar
graduates.
81 rho oEDzsF sFRCrAlisrs
81 the United States, whose
i.IrKLoxa RxPERrEscx. FER
feet methed aud pure madi-
zine, insure aREEpx and Pka-
izAEKNT suRks Of all PrIvnfs,
Chronic ami Nervous Diseases
Affections of the BLooD, ekrN,
KIDscrs. DE.apDEn, ERrPnoNs,
EloKns. OLD SoRxs svfkLIrxs
OF rHE 0LASD.. soaE mourn.
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All Modern improvements

eituated In the very center OF the eify
convenient to al railroad stations. mer.
camille houses, mills Go.
Table and atrendanns unsurpaszsd
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-04-24

I9AINIER LODGE No. zsIx MEETS
IN ID Odd YeiiawE Han firsf and third
saturdays Of each monfh.
tIsi " ~. RflRRFtga nsrcAtar.
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STEAMER 10 RAILRoADTRAvE
TOWING And JOBBING.

"a STEAMER ]. B. LIBBY,
- 4skX- Captain w. n. Munroe. viii
do EewlnR and freightinx to and from ali
ports On Puget Sound. Al reasonable
Address p. O. box lsA Seattle. mhas
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House to Let.

A SPLENDID HOUSE. CENTRALLY
u located Apply 10
mA6 q. O. pHfNNEY q on,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

plain, rough bricks, of fireplace and hearth
kept neatly redeemed with wash of In
dian red paint, wet with SKINNED milk.
II the books and magazines that lie about
In such room show that their reader has a
cultured mind, then the grandest lady in
the land might be proud TO receive her
guests there, if she only have a welcoming
smile and true heart,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Mrs. Mary Hewitt, the famous wife Of q
man also famous in literature, still lives,
at the age of eighty-6ve years, in her
Tyrolesq home. Five years ago her hus-
band died, and three of her FIVE children
have now passed beyond One son is liv-
ing in Australia, and the youngest child of
all, Margaret Anastatias is the devoted at
tendant of her mother. She, too, mas won
literary fame,
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Baking Powder.-Pure cream Of tartar
two pounds, bicarbonate of soda one
pound, corn starch one ounce; all the
ingredients must be perfectly dry before
mixing and very thoroughly mixed. One
teaspoonful is required for a pound Of
flour.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07
HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES.

A pretty old fashion revived is that Of
decking the dressing liable, wash-stead and
bed in pure white dimity or muslin, made
with futed frills and bows
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Waste paper baskets are bronzed or gilt,
and trimmed with great bows ofribbon, or
branches of large artificial flowers. A
brewn-stained basket has bows of brown
ish red satin ribbon at the handles, and
mass Of gilt pine cones with dark green
chenille foliage.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

The advice to keep the skin active in
its important functions by rubbing all
over with raspy rtowel on going to bed
and getting up, is good advice for the
sedentary But the farmer and others
whose all day work keeps the skin con-
tinually brushed and stimulated by the
clothing in contact in it, have no need Of
this additional chatting. Such currying
daily is the best Of all safeguards against
taking cold, or becoming chilly and weak
nerved, and the effect is really luxurious to
the feelings.
Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-07

Ginger Biscuts.-Ana agreeable variation
Of ginger cookies, are made Of one pound
Of -four, half pound Of butter, half q
pound of sugar, two eggs, two heaping
tablespoonfuls of ginger, two teaspoonfuls
Of baking powder; mix thoroughly and
mold into small buscuits bake in a quick
oven. A little salt is required unless the
butter is very salt