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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

Tomorrow 10 the time Tor the Young
Mems Christian Association picnic, Those
going 10 enjoy the festivities Of the occa.
sion viii leave on the Ohio River road
from the Pan.Handle station at 1850
o'clock A, III. The train will leave prompt.
ly at that time. Tickets can be procured
at the ticket office. The pleasant ride,
the attractive grove, complete arrange.
nentg and other inducements will make
this a very popular picnic. The AsgsCla.
lion takes tlls last opportunity 10 cordially
invite oil theft friends who would enjoy d
day In the woods 10 accompany thom 10.
morrow,
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Instnllnflon Of Onlcors,

At a regular session, held Monday even.
ing, the following officers were installed
by Central Castle No. /, Of the Knights
OF the Golden Eagle: I. q, s. y. Bay
lettsi N. O, I. NJ. Garvin; v. o., j. W.
Finneyt II. p, William Frazier; v. H.,
T. l.. Morris; NJ. Of H., W. s. Beresiord;
o. Of H., William Morris; K. Of T., T. W.
Simpson; u. H., David w. Phillips; Bard,
]. w. MCCraCkSnj W. o., 4. G.. Mny.
berry Enslgn, William Rose First g.,
jacob Taylor; Second g., II. A. McN@h /;
Eannlre. !. NJ. Smith.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
CleansSd, Purified, and BeautIaed by u.
Cuticura Remedies,

iha cure d our little grAniChpdby yoaT ttSpetl0l
ktAnlls Mhsi tlI months Old hls hIbnt"tGA
gan 70 b9ell aud had every apletTtnStt ~ Yang e.
bol We pQnlttGtd II, but Nm Ia ~, = large
About I'VE gl0nthS alter II became n M, Ill., buliuse,
soon o her sltes loEmCi Ha then had w. rue,
GU eAfh hand, anu ~ his blood berGuie Zen
ant lI nv y vp9k ~ nme Tor hen 10 btesstt
Up; which was very offensive. Hia hr,i ulltr
solid tcAb dlS0haiglng u RItHt diai. NH, ny y 9As
g0ndltiop a. twenty-five montas Ola, woe" n,,
uhiV9oh w elIS " hlni nis mother hsyinr bisIi
sumption lScr0llln VI counsel He r1niI' " IN
lltle. hnt could NOT get up II no fen J1,yn
could not move when IN bed, having ma NIX, NJ
hAnds, llmmedlgell commenced wt;l I'M G'I1h
cpfR Remedies, utlng the CuilHum ana CiiLat'
Soap ire ~, aud when he had uEen ono hHn1IyiNttii
tue Guucnra kes0lNent bis head way ro1,rtN4,y " "
Guiej, aud as wAs Improved IN ever; witt '''uiy
Were yyty much encouraged, Aad CuntnltI NJ
hOlG alter another h.Rled, Z ronY maze" uae
III each one Of lhes0 hVd dep ones mi hnattus
healing, which would upally grow ln = an6 S,toolIu
taken OUT then they would heal fap.iiy- oEmSVUggi
these ugly hOne formations / pte,otv,d 1NM
taking = dozen aud Il hall bOllei hs MAS c c,t
plettly cured AUD y now, At the age VI ES 10
Y strong and healthy child Toe SoATs NJ, TIut
hands must Always remain; his hands ara sit, NV
though we once feared ~ would never b. aSle \,
use lhen, All that physicians did tor HIN diI N "
no good, All who laW lbG child ha!OIe uSine XIV ~.
CuilGura Remedies aud see lie child now cSpS,ig 'ns
ia wonderful cure, II tue above facts afs Ut nv is
use to yoH' you are al iSS'ty :, Use thSmi
Mays 1856, 6l2E, Clay ST., bloomington, In
The child was really IN a worse condition ,s,.
he RppGlTed 70 hts grandmother, who, h.Inr VIA
him every day, became accustomed u the az 1,a
MAGGIE HOPPING.
Sold everywhere, CullnurN, o. cts; CutieB,,
Soap, an exquisite sim HeGuiIhur, IS Cts rtHa
UuEl ResOlVtnl, the new Hood Further. SIVW
Prepared by the POlTER DRUG CHEMICAL cS"
Boston, ~
Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases"
ITnulNG, scaly, .PImply aud Oily Skin beautiful
uH by lhs CltIcuEa soap,
40, WEAK BACK. PAIN G7d Weakness
nv RCT0,S the Kidneys Shooting lHirs
Akfh through the Lplns, Uterine Fal1y. IleP
SAl Of strength aud Activity, Instantly ~,
$FS lieYgd aud tpeedily cured by thaCuItensr
fTF1 Anti'Paln Plaster, A. druggist, 4s'
Di,WsGw
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1,snubllson CoufeFenpo nj pnrkcr,burr.

hVI''ui'S''" SV'"UtV'''" Wv "'NcT"uuTB'
Mr.. o. g. SCoHeld, Secretary Of the Re.
publican State Executive Commute, has
made arrangements with tho Ohio River
railroad by which that road will carry
persons desiring 10 attend the Republican
Conference at ParkeBburg for 81 10 for
the round trip from Wheeling and
Moundsyille. The tickets are good on the
regular traine, leaving Wheeling at 7.1O
A, ~, and $3.50 I. NJ, July "a and 29, and
return until the 2Olh inst. This Is a very
fair arrangement and IL is to Bio hoped
that oil Republicans who can will avail
themselves Of the opportunity to be pres.
ent. The conference takes place on tue
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AcKER's BLoop ELIXIR iS the only Blood
Remedy guaranteed. II 10 a positive cure
for Ulcers, Etuptlons or SyphllltiC Poison.
ing. II puflfes the whole system, and
banisheg all Rheumatic and Neuralgia
pains. We guarantee H. Logan & Go.
aud Charles MeukeMellef,
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Turtle soup lunch to-day at 1891 Market
street, WiedeousCh's old stand, from 0 10
II o'clock In tho morning, and s 10 II
o'clock in the evening. Choicest wines,
liquors and cigars on hand. Rsymann's
celebrated lager beer on drought.
JOHN FRRIsMuTII, Proprietor.
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&eal ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Double Brick lioute. No. 100 and iG9 Fifteenth
street, : rooms " each house; waltr on each lyr,
alley 10 rear, all on full half lot. PnCG 1850.
No. 7l0k Market street, D fOOtnG. Iflce ylfWV.
Terms eaBy1;sJCO cash q long time and small pay
LlGnts on balance.
Bl,lnets, House and dwelling, no. 2gol Main
street. lfiCO 5000.
No Ol5 1c0GllGCl street, 0 rooms, IdcC $780,
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Grand Opening.

Turtle soup lunch to-day at 1881 Market
street, Wiedebusch's old stand, from 0 to
II o'clock in the morning, and s to II
o'clock In the evening, Choicest wines,
liquors and cigars on hand. Reymann's
celebrated lager beer on draught.
john FRgtsMuTII, Proprietor,
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CAN'T sleep nights Is tho complaint Of
thousands suffering from Asthma, Con-
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
ACker's English Remedy? II Is the best
preparation known for all Lung Troubles,
sold on a positive guarantee at l0c, 5OC.
Logan & %. and Charles Monkeneller,
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wheeling aud Moundsyilic Camp Trial

wheeling aud %NIoundsvillo Camp Train.
On and after July 10 and until further
notics the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will
run a special train between Wheeling and
M~oundsville camp ground daily, except
Sunday, leaving Wheeling at 6:l0 A, N.
and 6;10 r. NJ. Returning leave camp
ground at 0:50A, NJ. and. O:50P r. NJ, Wheel
inc tina.
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WE have introduced u new system Of
selling Watches on tho inStullment plan
whereby yOu can secure u watch NJ once
on easy payments. tall md Investigate
JACOB W. GRUbB, JOwelCr,
Cor. Twelfth aud Market SIS.
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rhermOmeter RECORD.

The following shows the range Of the
thermometer as observed at sChnepf'sdrug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
z A. NJ, 0S'; IL NJ, 49,; 8 +. NJ, S5;IP II.
NJ. X2o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

Hamilton w. Blgby was named for In.
Urinary Director BY Mr., Rubk, Of Wheel
Ing township. james X. Murphy, Of
Kifkwood township, was also named,
Union township seconded Mr., BlPby's
nomination, Nj, Nathaniel Taylor, Of
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Grand opening.

Turtle soup lunch to-day al 1881 Market
street, WledebusCh's old stand, from. 0 10
II o'clock In the morning, and 8 10 IL
o'clock In the evening, Choicest wines,
liquors and cigars on band. Reymann's
celebrated lager beer on draught,
J0IiN F%HRisMUTtt, pfopfietof,
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9rounsals.
NOTICE no %CONTRAOTOls.
orr.cE ov eco Do.Alnp og GAs TNusrEl..

oPP:cE or THE hoard on GAS TBUsrgr,)
WHEELING, W. VA. July Y, 1855,
bids will DO received at the Gas OnIrc uatl
Thursday, July 10, at l0o'Clock A. NJ, for the riCc.
Ion oil a new blacksmith shop, superintendent
Works.
Plans and Specifications may ho seen at the Gas
Office. In the CITY Duidlug
ny order OF the Gas Trustees.
GEO. HE'LL, Secretary, I'M
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WAsniNaroN, D. O., July lila. NJ
For Western Pennsylvania rain, followed
by fair weather, variable winds, becoming
westerly, stationary temperature,
For Ohio and West Virginia, local rains,
followed by fair weather variable winds,
becoming westerly and slightly cooler.
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ALTHOUGH superior 10 other package
coffee In quality, strength and flavor, .
can purchase Ohio Valley Rio Coffee az
the uniform price Of lower grades. Try Il,
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YOU can help the Chamber Of Com.
mefCe uboom The oldtown' II YOU buy the
"Old Towns" own Ohio Valley Rio
Coffee Try II
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NOTICE
10 COntractOrs nnl Rnillnrs.

seAlId propcsRlG will be received by the Bond
OF Education OF Richie district for building a
new School HOuSe gu URldw0llA Run, IN said
Rltchie District, utter the plans and gptCidc4uOnS
o. school house already built In sud district.
said school house to insure iulhllment OF contract.
the HoAtd Of Education reserves tho ght to I.
leo! any or all the bids. lids 10 DlUpCnGl Friday,
July 10, 1885
For further information call oil John Wight,
TWsnty.nintl street
by order Of Board Education Of Richie District.
II u CHlsWELL4
iEl2 r. . Boz Is, Wheeling ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

DYNAMITE and giant powder combined
could not raise such a wall as Ohio Valley
Rio Coffee has caused In the package
ColEee market.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

IT pays to trade at II. f. Behrens' stores.
The best houSekeepers have known Il for
many years. His business speaks for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

For SlI0-FInmB DKtIIllB IN hITKWO0U'
star POwdGE-R.ll LSt,
Full DiCs shitIB-n, GNndllng & CO.
E%eouomittT- Qeo. X. MCNeshGn 4 Con.
Fowler Fly Fans -EeAbiti y bro,
Retail uTOCCrA' Protective Association.
State Fair Notice -WaniGd-Hlay aud st1uw.
STATE FHlt NOtice-TO LEt-Dlnlng Rooms and
Ground Privileges.
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TOR RENT.

New 8 ioomSd houIC, ALLEY II, near McCol
lOch street ,.,....,,,. ..,,.,.,., ,,.,,....,. .,....m.."t.af y v
Three rooms, 1914 EOGr street. .,..".a,o.." o
No. % North Front street With z the ClOp."". y
No. lI Fifteenth street 8 rooms .,."n.-.."."" y
No, liza Market street, desirable ttOfC'tooIi,, wv
NJ Yn 49, s... aa..S. A.! a. i..S,.! M ...t.. ....!.. a.a S@Sl.. 70 u
No. liH Main ktfecL business house Win one
oil the best hydraulic elevators III the city, ~
No, lIV2 Woods street, 3 rooms on lat iOOfy,", Y
No. !, In rear OF 2ll2 Water tfOgtpum".,m..,. nv
No, ~ Seventeenth street, . rooms lyl lOOr'. Y "
No. 10 Fourteenth Ettpet, Q rooms ""U,a,'r'''' n "
20 Eighteenth street, bfOOms", ,,,,.H,.'..'n ~
No, 2lb3 Main street, btOtu.tOOtn. ,,,..,,.,''.''on " "
d TtSSniy ssveNih .i;".i nm 3 ~
40 EII"Syi Il - w 3 W
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Tlamtcd.
FOR OREMATORY WANTED

PGnuant tn q resolution Of the Council ef,b.
City OF Wheeling the Committee On Il3Al,h hrn,sSvg
give notice that they viii receive Plans and SIX.
l~cGtIOns OF u ClGuiatofy for TIC digestion al
Garbage and Night Soil, To be filed on OF bsoye
The Committee. ut the ollUd OF tie Blaid 0i Par
lie Works, IN the Public Bnlldinc. IN this civ.
jy2 q, b. CALDWELL ghn iman
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Tho NImnnorClior md Gcrmnnla Singing
Societies of This City VIII Go to the Mil.
waukcr SNngcrfest Win the GrOnt Is. Is q.
Route on u Special Train of Magnificent
u. s O.. Sleeping Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
nnd superb Dining Cars.
The above named societies and their
friends have perfected arrangements to go
to Milwaukee in grand style via the B. &
0. railroad, on Tuesday. July 20, leaving
at 7:55 p. NJ, city time. Fare forthe round
trip only 50, allowing stopover privileges
in Chicago both going and returning. The
B. 4 o. takes you for miles along the
banks Of Lake Michigan, alTording a grand
view on entering the great city Of Chicago.
Remember the B. & o. will put you in
Milwaukee five hours quicker than any
other line.
For tickets, sleeping car accommoda-
tons and full information call on H. G.
Meyer, Twelfth street; ArbeDz 4 Co.,
Main street; u. SChnepfs Drug Store; w.
H. sheib's Music Store, or B. & o. ticket
Office,
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TAKE the Baltimore & Ohio to the Mil.
Saukee saengetfest. 1t will put you there
five hours quicker than any other line,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

RBAEMBER the concert by the Norfolk
Mission Singers in U. T. Church, July II,
nj & p. II.
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TAKn the Baltimore & Ohio to the Mil.
waukss saengetteSt. II will put you there
Eve hours quicker than any other line,
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AS THE locomotive is to the horse car,
so Is Ohio Valley Rio Coffee to The pack
ago coffee on tho market,
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COMMISSIONER,

For Commissioner Colerain township
nominated James MCColnas, and pease,
by Mr.. Alexander, seconded the nomlns.
tlon. Mi. McOomas's farm adjoins that
Of Mi. Cope, the present incumbent and
the Republican nominee for reelection,
HIGHLAND township, by Albert Lawrence,
nominated Hon. David Wagner, Of Pult.
ney,
Rlchland also presented the name Of
John Nel,
Pultney township placed in nomination
Henry Lanlkfohh,
Wayne township named Henry Slldd.
Nathaniel Taylor, Of Wheeling town.
ship, was also named. Two ballots were
taken without result, when Measfs. Taylor
and Slidd Withdrew their names.
On the third ballot MCOomas received
"A votes. His nomination was made
unanimous.
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ME corNclI MEErlNa,
II. JCrson Elected to tito First lirancii,
IluutinD Nfnttnra.

nr, Jop'on Eloetea to tho First i'ranel',
Routine Matters.
The semi.monthly meeting Of Council
last evening was well attended by mem
bers, out the LOBBY was deserted. II was
700 warm ior spectators, put the members
were apparently not disturbed ny the
heat, ior over Two hours were putin, 9 larger
pofttouot which was consumed w the Sec
ond Branch members discussing the press
ure TO be allowed the natural gas Compa'
nies. Even then no definite conclusion
was arrived at
President Sweeney raped the Second
Branch e order. The apSenteeg were
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II you intend camping out, take a sup.
ply Of Ohio Valley Rio Coffee. us luck
when either fishing or hunting.
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REMEMBER the concert by the Norfolk
Nilsson Singers in U. P. church, July IA
at s Il. NJ.
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The telephone, natural gas and Ohio
Valley Rio Coffee are all wonders Of tho
nineteenth century.
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Gov Sale.

E'oK SALE.
Valuable Real Btate on N. Il. corner Twenty.
fourth aud Market streets, IN the city Of Wheeling,
W. Va. Lot 122 feet By CO feet; now occupied W
3D.. Elllttiz as q wagou and blacksmith shop,
W. v. HOGG 4 bro,
jylA iaCO MARKET Street.
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Real EstAie Agent, Collector, and Notary Public
Once, 40. iGl2 Market street
oGico hours during July aud August . oG,o'E
A. NJ, tOb r, n. "
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WEAR Balbtlggan Underwear. They
are The best and cheapest. All sizes ut
U. HESS IL sons.
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Wheeling, was named. John Smith, OF
Richland, was named by l, NJ, Riley.
William Parkinson, OF the same townshG
was named by DR., Cooke,
1t was ordered that the Director for the
full term he nominated irst, and a caudi.
date for the vacancy in the Board alter.
ward. For the long term Mr., Taylor was
nominated on the second ballot, and for
the vhort term Mr.. Bigby on tbs tlrst bal
lot by an overwhelming vote, although he
had Withdrawn his name. Both nomlnR'
tons were made unanimous on motion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-14

NATURAL gas Is coming, Ohio Valley
Rio Coffee Is here. A bird in the hand
is worth two in the bush.
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EOR SALE 10 CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Tho following Lots on Wheeling leland belong
Ing 10 the estate OF the lAle VIM. MCCOy, viz;
Lots No. co o. and u on Broadway.
Lots No, SO and 50 on York street
Lots No. %, 100 and l0l on Virginia EtiGat.
Lots No. l0l, 100, ITO aud III on Huron ttiCet.
Lots No. IN, l29 aud l8l on WRbEsh street
Lot No, l4l on Water street.
aus w. v. IlOGE & bro 1900 Mnrkel 81
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OreilnR Concern
at Warner 4 Heafhs's Senate Saloon, cor.
net SlxLeentha and Market streets, tonight.
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Opening Concert
at Warner & H%earne's Senate Saloon, cor
ner Sixteenth and Market streets, tonight.
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Nominations for Recorder were an
nouuced TO be next In order.
Coleraln township named Edward
Boggs for Recorder.
Goshen township, Taylor Mansfield.
Klrkwood township, James Wiley.
psase township, William L. Cooke.
Smith township, Miles Hart. .
Warren township, James II. Mcdonnell.
DR.. Riggs, Of York township, named
Lewis g., Wright OF Goshen, saying ho
hal once been elected, but counted out,
George Mitchell, OF Colerain township,
was named by a fiery orator, whose re-.
marks were received with loud laughter
and war whoops.
The highest vote received by any can.
dldate was 22, which was shared by two,
Tho next highest was II aud the other 10,
The ballot was badly scattered, and the
second was no better. Tho third was like
unto II. After this ballot Mr.. Cooke with.
drew his n
On the fourth ballot Mr.. Wright receiy.
ed "A votes to Mr.. McConnells 2s. The
rest were scattering. Mr.. Wright was de-.
clared tho nominee for Recorder, and on
motion Of Mr.. Eaton, Of Bonneville, the
nomination was made unanimous,
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For Coroner Thomas Carr, OF Warren,
Levi Jones, Of Pease, and ], NJ, Fokle, OF
Psase, wers named, but the last two names
being withdrawn Mr., Jones was nominat-
ed by reclamation under a suspension Of
the rules. There was a good deal Of cons
fusion at this point, and somebody moved
TO adjourn. The motion to adjourn was
not put, but the delegates left the hall,
and the convention was at an end.
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At Warner 4 HeAtnB's Senate Saloon, cor
nef Sixteenth and Market streets, tonight,
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at Warner 4 Hsatns's Senate Saloon, cor.
nsf Sixteenth and Market streets, tonight.
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IT pays 10 trade at Behrena'.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1886-04-10
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

There is a tendency to receive the
the old time fashion of our grandmas VI
long ear-rings.-M Y Mail
Carpets should never be shaken, as
their weight inclines them to part, but
be laid on rope AMI then beaten at the
back.-Erchange.
Don't throw away old suspender
rings, but sew them to the corners OF
kitchen holders, serving better pur-
pose than loops to hang by.
A very soft and pretty fringe for
homemade rugs is to be obtained by
travelling out the good parts of old stock
ings and mittens; the crinkled appear
ance is its pretty feature, and 1t Will last
for long time.
If you have a good farm horse keep
him. The difficulties in the way OF Sc
curing good horse can not be realized
until the animal is really required and
attempts are made at purchasing. But
few horses are exempt from defect Of
some kind. Troy Times.
For a custard pudding take one
quart of new milk, yelks of six eggs,
one cup of sugar, one tablespoonful Of
corn starch; flavor with vanilla. When
cold beat the whites to a stiff froth, add
one-half cup of sugar, spread on the
top and brown in the ven.-Ibe
Caterer.
Nice tea cakes are made with one
egg, two cups of sugar, one cup of
sweet cream, one cup of butter, tea
spoonful of soda, two teaspOonfuls Of
cream-of-tartar. Season with nutmeg.
Enough flour for q soft dough. Roll
thin and cut in fancy shapes.-The
Household.
The Rural New Yorker in reply to a
correspondent who wants some device
to keep crows from the corn field, says
it has found that crows do much more
good than harm among the corn. 1t
recommends the scattering of few
| quarts of well-Soaked corn about the
field just as the planted corn is COM
ing up.
The South Bristol Mass Farmers
Club is circulating this pledge: ave
hereby agree neither to buy nor use for
any purpose whatever the plumage of
birds which have been killed solely for
decoration: And we promise to eXer-
else all our influence to further the OBJ
ject of this pledge, which is the preser.
walton of song birds"
If you have let your warehouses
unfortunately get thin during the win
ter, lose no time in feeding up. The
full strength of the animals will be re-
CURED in blowing and seeding time. II
is poor economy to stint animals upon
which so much depends in successfully
prosecuting the labors of the farm. 1t
is, in fact, poor economy to let any farm
animal get thin.-N. Y. Times.