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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-03-16

For "worn-out.' - % rundown dehilitRfe6
school teachers. nilliners. seRmstresses. house.
keepers. and oyerworked women genermlfy.
DR.. Pierce's Favorife Prescription q the best
Of all restorative t1uics- 1t Is not Cure-aH.
but admirably ful3lls a eingleness Of purpose.
being most potent Specific for 81 thoee
Chrocic Weaknesses and Diseases peculiar 70
women The freatueut of many Thousands
of such cases. at the Infalids' Hotel and Surg
fcal Institute has afforded n large experiencs
IN adapting remedIes for their cure. and
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-03-16

Send 10 cents In stamps for Or. Pfercefs faA
Treatise on Diseases OF Women f1S9 pmf
paper-covered0. Address. WOnLp,s DIsP
sARY MEDICAL. ASSOCIATION. G63 Main str
buffalo, n. n.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

"a me me-: schooner Kaulilua takes GO tons coal
"alInea, Kauai, this morning.
for rV W schooner Kauikeaouli leaves to-day
Der 0'iies' KAUAI, with % 900 feet lum-
to '4 l5a snip Alex Mcneil has been moved
Fh, oceanic Steamship Company's
T' 70 receive sugar. =
5b hue OaTrkentine Loeb Lee arrived Jupa
S IN , ,oH Newcastle, \. 5. w. With ahont
She IS at anal loI MeSsrs. Allen * Robinson.
n, a. anchor in the stream.
aa5JSs T nsy9 has received a new coating Of
Brewers , nrt She has been moved to
'eceyjno " ",l. where she will commence
Tho '0s"r Tor San Francisco.
gin ]. c 'WyI" IAN bark Forest Queen, Cap
AOcIooiNo Winding, leaves this morning
PnaciscCooN WIN VI 4,64l bags sugar tor San
lie & Cooto following are shippers. Cas-
t. Brewer T. 1876 bags 435, $40 lbs1 sugar.
Sugar. = y, -, APP bags (557 656 1bsI
!d1594 ibs,h II. Davies & Co. 677S has
N225 81 sugar. Total S55l3 tons. Val1e
Til 5hf i Hawaiian steamship .n.t..,,, o.
San FrC. Houdlette saije 1u Tnnn zap
sal produce0 Win Tt large cargo of dom
nv, Twin & Co. u 5he shippers we're: W. G.
iiSEsa ar H, A - j;LI'tS5 bags (2,7I7 ,219 lbs)
& 59sl sugar y w 5Henm IN 1850 bags CAS-
~ S,SO lbs sng. w. Phillips & Co., 400 bags
5s,, Sundressa.' "a ana $50 bags (48O, 900 lbS)
n.y., ,S.s leaves : "a % boxes fruit. 6 boxes
aug, spgar cane io9 bags coffee, 100 bundles
s spBles, SIPS Empty kegs, % boxes pine
e eyt. ~ goat a and bananas, 1914 hides,
~ Cargo WAS " ,,'i sheep skins. The dom
-. 80 valued at $149 ,495 so.
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Reply to the Kings Speech.

The committee of the legislature, APP
pointed to prepare reply to the Speech
from the Throne, at the opening of the
session, presented to His Majesty the
following, which had been adopted by
the house, on Saturday. The reply was
presented on Monday.
We, the Mobiles and Representatives of
the Legislature of the Kingdom, con-
vened in regular session, beg leave to
assure Your Majesty that the Speech
from the Throne has received our
thoughtful attention.
Your assurance that relations with
foreign powers continue of the most
friendly nature satisfies us that Your
Maiesty's Government commands re-
spect abroad.
Your Majesty's recommendation OF
policy of liberal expenditure for internal
improvements and the development of
the industries of the Kingdom and the
expression of your confidence that the
appropriation bill which we may pass
shall limit the expenditure for the Ordin-
ary purposes of government, to the
amount of probable receipts from regular
revenues, will receive due consideration.
The legislative measures to which
Your Majesty's Speech refers, and the
reports of the different departments of
the Government concerning the cOndi-
ton of the Kingdom will have our care
full attention.
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That Nmukgin ing Case

A charge of 'smuggling'' stands con-
tlnued on the Police Court record against
very worthy citizen and business man
OF many years good standing, Mr. H. S.
Iregloan. AS the bald term bears an
ugly look, implying the idea of wilful
deception, or surreptitious possession of
dutlable goods, or even the presence of
TINS OF opium among tailoring materials,
the gentleman's legion of true friends
have with bated breath besieged him for
explanations
In this painful position Mr. Tregloan
readily granted an interview to an Ad-
vertiser reporter, and gave plain state
ment of the case, which in brief is re-
produced here, without, it is necessary
to explain, any motive of anticipating
the judicial bearing. Immediately after
the arrival of the steamer Australia
from San Francisco, a representative of
the wetl-known house of Friedlander &
Koch, of that city, called upon Mr.
TreglOan, who is an old customer of the
said house, and stated that the firm had
oSHC IIlLI q COIlSl SIlIu6II Oh sam PIE ndUS,
which he trusted Mr.. Tregloan would
appreciate in view of former relations
MIR. TreglOan, in answer to the re-
porter, said that the goods were in
voiced to him in the usual way, and he
readily consented to clear and receive
the same. The following day, at 8
o'clock in the afternoon, he was re-
quested to return the goods to the Gus
tom House for examination. Mr. Treg-
loan had not seen the goods at all, but
had passed them to the above firms
agent, from Wells, Fargo & Co.'s ex-
press office, for his use, cautiOning the
agent, at the same time, that he would
require to ia Ze out a license before
handling the goods, to which he replied
that he had obtained a license. Mr..
TreglOan promptly consented to the re-
turn of the goods, which were thereupon
appraised and a value higher than that
of the invoice was put upon them.
The cOnsignee was entirely unaware
of anything regarding the value, further
price, which he had paid for the hats.
Under these circumstances he was
astounded at being served with war
rant of arrest by police officer, and
taken to the Police Station under a
point-blank charge OF Smuggling. Mr..
TreglOan was at once released by the
Marshal to appear on his own recOgniz-
ance. Further particulars regarding the
matter, furnished by Mr.. TreglOan in the
interview, would be inappropriate for
publication pending the hearing in
Court
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The Teachers Excursion.

From Messrs. w. G. Irwin & Co. has
been received the "Oficial Bulletin of
the National Educational Association of
the United States" 1t is handsomely
printed and illustrated pamphlet of 81
pages, giving particulars OF arrange
ments for the meeting of the Associ-
alton to be held in San Francisco, July
18th to Goth. A circular accompanying
the pamphlet and notices therein an
nounce an excursion to Honolulu by the
members of the Association willing to
undertake it, also the excursion rate
granted by the Oceanic Steamship Com
pany for teachers from these Islands de
sirous of attending the convention. In
the reduced fare of 800 for the round
trip is included the membership fee OF
the Association, and party of teachers,
conducted by Prof. Lyser, OF the Cali
fornia local organization, is expected in
Honolulu by next steamer, to return on
July Sd accompanied by the teachers OF
this Kingdom going to the Association
meeting.
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An Evening in Paris,

The concluding lecture by Prof. Dick
lnson' at the Opera House, will be given
tomorrow evening on Paris, and its
Great Exhibition of 1887" The lecture
VIII be splendidly embellished with
large screen pictures, showing the sup
erb palaces and public buildings of
ParIs, art galleries and studios, and re-
productions of the greatest of recent
French paintings. By general request
also, Prof. Dickinson Will conclude the
entertainment bv showing again his
views on the Sandwich Islands, with the
addition of several illustrations not pre-
viously exhibited.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

The Social Club danced till ten o'clock
last night.
Knights of Pythias will see notice of
Mystic Lodge this evening.
The Vandalia Athletic Club advertise
their performance on Monday night.
Messrs. c. Brewer & Co. offer to let two
stores in their new Hotel street fireproof
block
Germania Market says it's prices for
meat are as low as those of any other
market.
A man fell between the steamer Australia
and the wharf, just before that vessel sailed
and was temporarily stunned.
Mr.. James w. Robertson found a silver
breastpin at Emma Square on Sunday,
which the owner can have on application
OF the six Maui Mobiles only two are in
the house this week. Those absent are
Mobiles Campbell, Makee, Richardson and
Bailey.
Officer c. B. Reynolds, of the Board of
Health, and Captain Larsen, of the Police,
left for Kauai on Tuesday upon special
business.
The Annual Examination of East Maui
Seminary will take place at Makawao,
Maui, on Thursday June 81, beginning at
$50 a. m.
There will be a regular meeting of En-
CINE Company No. l at their hall this
evening at 7:3O o'clock. Full attendance
is requested.
Elder Hare's subject of lecture at the
Seventh Day Adventist church this even
ing will be " Life and Death" Public cor
daily invited.
Marshal Soper on Tuesday afternoon
closed up the Dew Drop saloon-Paleka-
luhi q Aki, proprietOrs-under proceedings
of bankruptcy at the instance of Mr.. A. J.
Cartwright.
Mr.. Gribble worked the construction
force by electric light last night, in order
to get the street railroad across Fort street,
SO as not to interrupt the day traffic on
that main thoroughfare.
The mail for San Francisco by the Mari
pOsa comprised 3,505 letters and 1927
papers. This, with the mail despatched
by the Mariposa, makes an aggregate of
1914 letters and l 1851 papers.
The second session of the annual meet
ing of the Woman's Board of Missions
takes place this evening, at 1880 o'clock. a
praise and thanks-offering service with
reports of the work of the year.
Mr.. w. Irving Bishop is about town, but
his left arm is still paralyzed. His per-
Torrance is advertised for next Tuesday
evening, when it is hoped he will have suf-
ficiently recuperated to fulfil the engage
ment. Ticket holders will please note
what concerns them in the advertisement.
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PASSENGERS.
DEPARTURES.

r,r Ksnai. per stmr Mikahala, June s.
v.s Emma Blake, Hon Geo II Dole and
s1aFL Kauai and wife, DR. J NJ Smith, E
-rjprmann, Capt Reynolds, Capt Larsen
! ~j9 noIcrmen, and about 200 deck pas
zngerS.
For Maui and Hawaii, per stmr w q
Vail June 5-Their MajeSties the King
+ nd Queen, H r H Princess Liliuokalani,
Prince, KawananakOa and Keliianaole, f
STron Paul Neumann, Mrs Searle and
1TsDds. " C Lane, T K Roberts, A Hanne-
no Mrs H Turton, Hon J T Baker, Mrs
/ Wilcox Mrs Kamaka, Mrs Duschalsky,
j N Kaai, D H Nahinu, G. Clark, H Kui-
dani and wife, Chun Peu, and about $50
4 blk passengers.
For San Francisco, per S S Australia,
i line Mrs RObt Creighton, Miss Creigh-
IN, Hardcastle. Capt Brown, Mrs S
ItyIor and 3 children, II SaylOr and
lliren, Prof 4 POmrOy and wife, Miss NJ
i Brewer, Geo Howe and wife, DR. II l.
i lrtis. J Lazarus, w p A Brewer, wife and
|m DR. Sutlitf, wife and children, Miss
|Ntif Mrs ) c Allen, J Nathan, Mrs X G.
Salding and son, DR. Andrews, A Z Hap
Dr. If, q WlFearOn and wife, Miss f
Star, Il H TWeedie, J NJ Dat, Mrs ID Cen
Fr, Miss Aleala, Mrs c Bate, w Graen-
hlgh, Mrs l. Dickson, Miss K MCGOWAN,
" Il Page. II Pennington, Lieut. Col
Dunn, Miss Searles, Mr. Searles, A Beebee,
y Gray, R Otto, r Hay, Miss Hay, Miss
!sIett, J Hampson, Capt baltimore, Mrs
Taylor P Hastings, wife and children.
S5erage-MrS \ Waller and children,
In II G Smith, A Morgan, A Guild, c A
iHtcOrn, c Signoux, A f Williams, E r
Lind, wife and children, Maria Rosa, l.
ETlgner, Wagner, HOpke, F Peterson,
Anderson, Claud Dimmet, Wilkinson,
KalitOn, Heia, wife and 5 children, ] ]
4nod, N Adler NJ T Marshall. wife and
TIAdTen, Miss + Rosa, David Kaai, Miss A
77aF,leld, W \ Scott, G. E Watt, r Nc
AAsfInon, + SchOltz and daughter, H Gro
algter Rose, J Rudolph and wife, n Gull
!, 1lOn' John Campbell, Mcdonald, ThOs
NJ MIOfSan' Wilson, 5 Donnell, z Burns, T
NV cement, II Shearer, S Young, A Suth-
y manu- NJ Q'Plagherly, c Dordey, w Lam
I Jts' W Taylor, A J H Carter. W
'aneS' J + Graham, 40 Portuguese, Is Chi
'rse and Japanese.
oi for San Francisco, per bark Forest
EE,esn' JGhe 6-W Reemers and wife, A
SSisf W nellie, wife and 4 children, F
an, ,ru'E'eiI and wife, f Metzner, A Geide, wife
- = yl'luren, and Mrs e Douglass.
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Cable Specimens.

The sample of latest submarine tele-
graph cable structure mentioned in the
following note was exhibited to the
Legislature on Tuesday and afterward
placed in the Museum:
ROYAL HAWAIIAN HOTEL,
June 4th, 1888.
His Excellency the Minister of the In
terror,
DEAR SIR With this / send a case
showing the nature of the most recently
manufactured submarine telegraph cab
les; hoping that you will accept them as
a contribution to the collection gathered
In the National Museum.
am, dear Sir,
Yours faithfully,
w. III. GRAY.
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Police court.
MONDAY, June 4th.


Drunk-Wm. Crews, Kia, Manuel
Danio, Kaahanui, Mike Blake, Harry
Peterson and Geo. Martin-seven alto
gether-$6 each.
Landing or attempting to land at the
port of Honolulu on or about May 10,
1888, without a legal permit, contrary to
the provisions of chapter % of the SEES
sion Laws of 1S87-Tan Kee Chang and
sixty-two others. Continued TO the 9TH
inst.
Keeping a disorderly house, or one
where gambling is permitted-Wong
Ling, from the LIST, continued to the 9TH
inst. unless sooner moved on.
Three prosecutions are abandoned
one each for drunkenness, gross cheat,
and preventing justice.
TUESDAY, June 5.
Drunk-Keopilo, Geo. Harrigan, n.
Mclaughlin, So and costs each.
Unlawfully landing in the Kingdom
All Yen passport 252). Prosecution
produced g. E. Boardman, Deputy Col
iector; E. Hopkins, police officer; John
H. Soper, Marshal; G.. Monting, Wong
Tai Poon and w. r. Castle; then rested
Case continued to the 9TH inst. Z. w.
Ashford, Attorney General, for the
crown: A. S. Hartwell, V. Y. Ashford,
w. r. Castle and III. n. Castle for the
defendant.
A case of smuggling and one OF furious
driving, continued.
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"rtihS JaDanO.a

a., ,a vone rS M Vi took 100 Japs, men
&kahala. 10 the W. g. Hall, $50; the
W " .Koloa. % ~ men and II women
s ssIpea,'a and ID n men and 8 women for
iOe DE- d the Te6nnn men en- and 5 women for
sOnaaa lhau nIan a, 90 men and 8 women
To- Ta aln Tor ogELaahItatti Hon 20 men and 6
iOr IGanakua aid 81 men and 6 women
h0nomu ana ma % men and 6 women
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,r,,, Foreign ports

re'el' IL uorn. Brown, 4okohama.
4 Tvs t9rm3}lIiina' Kimberley, s America
PP:F |3 ti3lanino Star. Garland, 5 5 lsds.
fs bktn N Xo;I Friis. San Francisco.
h Alex McS SeiLnun. San Francesca.
h CsrIon,a OaLiOTW Winding, San Francisco.
I, Forest Que5T| ook Port Townsend.
& Julie II5 e p Holland, 5 S Islands.
5, Hal5lfdii a. oca,te, Newcastle, n 5 w.
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THRUM'S ALMANAC.

NO HANDBOOK EXCELS THE HAWAIIAN
IN ALMANAC AND ANNUAL for reliable
statistical and general information relating to
these Islands Price so cents; mailed abroad
60 cents each.
THOS. G. THRUM, Publisher,
11sl-Iv Honolulu, H. 1.
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11sl-1y
THIS PAPER

rs KEPT ON FILE AT E. C. DAKE'S ADvER-
l. Using AGENCY "a and 65 Merchants Ex-
change, San Francisco CAL, where contracts for
advertising can be made for it.
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Supreme Court.
TUESDAY, June 5.

TUESDAY, June ..
EQUITY DIvIsION-BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE
JUDD.
Oscar Unna VS.. c. Brown ct. al Or
dered that out of funds in receivers
hands, of 81 392.68, he be allowed
commission OF per cent in lieu of sal
airy, and that balance be applied to divi-
dends OF creditors pro rata. I'm. Hatch
fol receiver; G.. Brown for defendants.
BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE DOLE.
Bishop Estate VS.. Queen Emma Fs-
tate Partition. On plaintiffs motion,
ordered that the report of commissioners
be confirmed, and that deeds OF partition
be executed and delivered accordingly.
Hatch for plaintiff; Brown for defendant.
PROBATE DIvIsION-BEFoRE CHIEF JUSTICE
JUDD.
Estate August Unna, deceased. After
notification, ordered that executors
supplementary account be approved land
they discharged upon filing receivers
receipt for balance of $115. Brown for
executors; Hatch for receiver.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE M'CULLY.
Estate Tong Kee or T. Aki. Leong
Nam resigning, ordered that A. H. Loo
Ngawk act in his stead as co-executor
with Tong Chung Soy. Hatch for petit
toner.
BANCO DECISIONS.
The opinion of the full Court by Chief
Justice Judd was filed on the 4th inst,
sustaining the decree of Judge Preston
filed March I'd, 1888, dismissing bill in
equity for breach of covenant, sued by
The Tn Wo Sang Company, rice planters
on Kauai, against T. Alo and All Wa.
A. S. Hartwell for plaintiffs; Paul Neu-
mann for defendants.
The opinion of the full Court by Mr..
Justice McCully was filed on the 9Th
inst, in the appeal of plaintiff from a
decision by Mr.. Justice Preston in the
case of James w. Gay vs.. Joseph z.
Mendonca. After a verdict for the
plaintiff, at the special term in February
before Judge Preston, new trial was
ordered, upon which the plaintiff filed
certain exceptions. At the April term
his honor rendered the opinion that the
verdict must be set aside SO far as re-
spects damages, but that the finding OF
the Jury as to the amount of shortage,
being supported by testimony, should
stand The present opinion of the Court
in banco orders a new trial, limited to
the question of the amount of damages.
A. S. Hartwell for plaintiff; F M. Hatch
for defendant.
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MR. w F ALLEN.

TAs AN OFFICE WITH MESSRS. BISHOP
IL CO., corner of Merchant and Kaahumanu
streets, and he will be pleased to attend to any
business entrusted to him. 1l99-6m
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Executors Notice.

THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING BEEN DULY
Il appointed Executors under the will of
GEO. ENGELHARDT, late of Honolulu, de-
ceased, notice is hereby given to all creditors of
the deceased to present their claims, whether
secured by mortgage or otherwise, duly authenti-
Gated and with the proper vouchers, if any exist,
to G. BOlte, within six months from this date, or
they will be forever barred, And all persons
indebted to said deceased requested to make
immediate payment to c. Bolte.
L. A. THURSTON,
C.. BOLTE,
Execute under the will of George EngeIhardt.
Honolulu, May 2, 1888. 24O-2W 1215-5t
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aavemg To-day.

.'r,,snl. Weir, for H"m"ku"' VIA
}. 555 :. at fors @: Queen, Winding San
,a 15 9,.p5,e9 plr for W4imea' Kauai
'.br rh, a'IiIrlf for Eleele' Kauai.
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A volcanic eruption and waterspout
at New Pomerania, in German New
Guinea, have done great damage. All
the stations in German New Guinea
have thus far proved Improbable.
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n Office to Creditors.

TVNHE UNDERSIGNED GIVE NOTICE THAT
Il they have been appointed assignees of
BROWN < CO., Merchants of Honolulu.
All persons having any claims against the said
firm, whether secured by mortgage otherwise,
notified to present the same to the assignees
within three months from April 23d inst.
All persons indebted to Messrs. Brown 4 Co.
are requested to make Immediate payment to
Brown & Co. or the assignees.
A. J. CARTWRIGHT,
W. f. ALLEN.
Assignees of Brown & Co.
Honolulu, April %, 1888. 225-2w I2153m
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NOTICE.

arR. WRAY TAYLOR is AUTHORIZED TO
M collect all bills outstanding and due the
P.c1FTC COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER to May &c, 1888;
and all claims against said paper to that date
can be sent to the office of J. s. WALKER,
Spreckels' Block. 4-3t
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Bishop Entertainment.

I N CONSEQUENCE OF THE MISADVENTURE
Il wiz: an overdose of cocaine), which pre-
vented Mr.. W. l. Bishop from proceeding with
the entertainment on Saturday evening last
for the benefit of local charities, it is proposed
that the performance be given at the Opera
House on Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
Duplicate tickets for reserved seats will be is
sued by the undersigned to those who are de-
sirous of ate nding same or the money returned
on application. ]. Z. BROWN & CO,
% Merchant street,
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DIR. WHITNEY'S DENTAL ROOMS

WILL BE CLOSED FOR TWO MONTHS FROM
w July 1st to August 81, 1888. ll2l-3t
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BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE DOLE
JUDD.

Estate August Unna, deceased. After
notification, ordered that executors
supplementary account be approved land
they discharged upon filing receivers
receipt for balance of $115. Brown for
executors; Hatch for receiver.
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BEFORE MIR. JUSTICE M'CUI

Estate Tong Kee or 7. Aki. Leong
Nam resigning, ordered that A. II. Loo
Ngawk act in his stead as co-executor
with Tong Chung Soy. Hatch for petit
toner.
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FaTCareful Attention given to all Commissions
and Satisfaction Guaranteed BOTH IN PRICE
AND QUALITY l68-Iv I2OG-Iv
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-07-23
Things Worth Remembering.
Clean piano keys with soft rag
dipped in alcohol.

Clean piano keys with soft rag
dipped in alcohol.
When dress silk becomes wet put
it between the hands to dry quickly.
Egg stains on silver can be taken
off with table salt and wet rag.
If ribbons need renewing wash
them in cool suds, made of soap, and
iron when damp. Cover with a
clean cloth and iron over it.
Trim and fill the lamps in the
morning, or you may add to the tale
of accidents, as the unwise virgins
whose lamps were not ready when
wanted.
When using stale bread for pud-
dings always soak it in cold liquid.
Bread that has been soaked in cold
milk OF water is light and crumbly,
whereas that soaked in hot liquid is
heavy.
If the fatiron is dirty tie up a
piece of yellow beeswax in rag,
and when the iron is almost but not
quite hot enough to use rub it quick
ly with the wax, and then with
coarse cloth.
To remove lime from an iron pot
wash in strong vinegar.
If you wish to keep a sharp knife
don't put it in hot grease; stir your
potatoes while frying or turn meat
with fork or an old case knife kept
on purpose.
Vegetables with strong flavor,
such as onions and turnips, will be
much improved by putting them to
boil in cold water, renewing this
from kettle of boiling water as
it comes to scald.
1t is claimed that a few drops of
eau de cologne, ether and chloro-
form, in equal parts, poured on
handkerchief previously wetted with
cold water, and placed on the seat
of neuralgia pain, gives instanta-
neous relief. 1t is also very effica-
cious for nervous headache.