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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-23

EcOR RENT-ON u 81. AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
% 5: :sss "a f! e ,is
. .i It y Cha hooa
SSS 91s Ssh hE :: Ssn NV Apply g
| LOB RENT-Bx \ y. HOLTZMAM
HOUSES.
Sig lsss: nv a ssr iss r. .ns
SS } iaS s nv i'd; S ~ IS
III ION isr g 3eie, isnSs 81 = . s. 20
is es g s.: St: a as 81
III aa1s AZ st :, W. e. a. 20 g ga e ss
sSs P.s s. E snsSn r nsSF i$ g
5iss s sss !, sS$ sssS:sa g
i4sa Con 4: fSt kss IL Fl
OFFICES
s4l st. "a noC. front ais Ilth st nv
"a 4 a: .ss: mont S$s door
l:S$ Us S;; e :,SSS :::s
sTOREs
MaMiancent store. SIM 42l llth ssn.w $50
1874 3. s sy .;srs ash ,S Pa
for tor to Q
Properly placed with me tor rent sale is literally
iva R O. HoIT "a GSni 10th and ..anw
EoR RENT-NICE BRICK HOUSE 3O6 Il ST NV !;
nod s. rooms and bath Inquire on pre'nss bsnt
TOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED-
,6 g.2 !. Mass ave nwsso digs Union Or ;ssI3
300 Y St NV. 81 so ofice rooms f05 Stn SITS
loo3s St NV. 7r::: 80 Barber shop. cor. 18Th
4 ads S.3 awe ase 81. n;w ss sr &c aud NV
,.ooo. TYLER RUTHERFORD
jy23-6t' 1907 st. NV.
For RENT-1s13 9TH ST. NV. TWO STORY
bapered; sss.5o per month. Iaquire ~ 49,; 4. st
For RENT-HogsE s2s 18TH ST. n. W, NINE
- rooms with modern conveniences; rent. $40 In
Qulre next door. y25. jy23-3t'
EOR RENT-LARGE, VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE,
l. = 81 q st; n: w. ~ rooms mod imps gil 18th
Sls i a MOD imHs LEE Dunn U.s.
FOR RENT-;,334 s. ST N. W, lGEoRGETOWN)
, It T: Inquire at 4s5 S'h St H. e. Capitol Hill
r91S ia;h stn-x1srs4o 1928 18th stn.w . 80
is IA iYss ST 80 4s 81 81 s St = y - 81
81 St e. 81: % i5io 81 stn.x. 5r..i:IS
WI " cLAKENdE q bTvA as2 a s 81 NV
Sos 1 $. St. s mn M sS
3 $50 Est sw Or 22 80 ISL IN Or, WIZ l6 SO
10 St .w. Or m i..2l. 80 l29 sw 5r .......S
4S se Sr sa 3 Fl IS t. s
o32 st W, st.&dw. 30 81 y s. w. storeroom 3
jy21-3t' c. H. PARKER cor. ~ and L SITS s.w.
tcOR RENT-A NINE-ROOM HOUSE. 222 u ST.
n W; will be for rent next month"; everything in
frstclass order house heated by water; $50
per month. Inquire 635 ID st. NV. iy2l-3m
COR RENT-310 ST, NEWLY PAPERED AND
Il painted three story and basement brick dwelling
rooms and 81 mod. imps.: $40 per month. SWOliM
STEpT BRADLEY. y27 st.n.w. jy21-6t
LOR RENI-4ll 18TH ST. s. f.. NEAT TWO
story brick; y rooms: porch and parking: Sl3. 30
ny iy2l-tit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-23

ENTERTAINING TIE NATIONAL RIFLEs-When the
National Riffs visited Nantucket, last Thursday
they We're cordially welcomed and Hospitality en-
tertained by MI ii. A. Willard. He met the visit
ors az the wharf and rendered the use or his house
ana grounds, and many OF the summer visitors
and residents were invited To meet them. Mr.
willard also entertained them at dinner at thu.
Sherburne House.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-23
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

TOR RKNT-oN II ST. AND NEW HAMPSHIRE
II ave-. two new Brick HOUSES; IL rooms; bsy win
dows aud pazzss; splendid location CAS- only il rented
BY August L CALL after .. M. 2ll4 ct. ty23-lw'
LCOR RENT-HOUsE IL ST NV. FIVE ROOMS,
modern improvement 1850. Store. Cellar aud
JOHNSON, us 18th st. NV. TS3- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-23

124 r ST. n.e., Tr....20.5O
} 10 + st. ne, Gr. .....2O.5O
) 3O1 T. 1T. ne. store. 20
Dil4lS Boundary. Or. 1880
D 2l3 I'd ST. NV. 7r. ...... Is
} sos I'D ST. IL. w. 5r. Is. 80
; Cottage at Brightwood
J - rooms ...........-...1 10
) 222o4 Cleveland av. NV,
q rs. ................l4.30
) 1928 Gales ne. Or. IL 30
5 l20o Blagden's alley Il.
D W, 4 rooms 10
, 1910 biagden's alley n.
W. 4 rooms. .............S
) 1912 Blagden's alley II.
D W., 4 rs. ...............S
Once roonS i'll st. Cloud
y Building, cor. 9th and
D K SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-23

The Fair. SID Seventh Street North xve.,

The Fair, SIP Seventh street North west.
The great Odds and Ends sale will be continued
on Tuesday, July "a. Rare bargains added daily,
gathered from every department. including hun
dreds OF useful articles which Will be slaughtered
at half price II Will be to your advantage TO call
and examine our prices and bargains.
The FAIR Sl2 9TH st. q. W.
Job Lot Trunks
at cut prices. p. G. MERRY,
1907 32d st. and 716 h ST. NV.
Royal Glne'' mends China, Glasswood &C,
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WASHINGTON DANENHOwER,
y2l-3t Ills st. n. W

LHOR RENTAL ST. N. W., NEAR STATE
L War, and Navy Building. south 'front.' brick, four
stories. IL rooms. all improvements; newly papered
and painted. and in good order. Rent only $50
ty21-3ts b. h WARMER Il CO.
IrOR RENT-OPPOSITE THE PORTLAND-IIoI
improvements. Rent $40. Key at 1ll9.
jy2l-3ts b h. WARNER co.
INOn RENT-303 Z ST. N. W.. BRICK STOKES
Il and 1asement; 3 rooms and bath; in good repair
Rent e4t. Keys Ut Office.
ty2l-3t' B. Il. WARNER CO.
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NOR RENT
~ ,O4 10Th st.

NOR hEN l.
II a04 10Th st. NV. 10
Is.... 80
1I17-l9-2l G, Tor. ca. &c
200 ! 18th 81. NV, Tor. 10
1349 . st. NV. 7r.& b. D
201 Pa. av. NV, store. . 1
III Ind. ave. Il. W, Tor. 3
III $ st. NV. Or. l. b. %. D
1222 II st. n.e.. 1r X b. -
15l5 Columbia st. NV,
Or. ............- =
1913 18th st. II. W., Or. z
1900 I'D ST. NV. TT
Gl2 Pa. ave. Sc, 1r. -
i42l-23-2o W st. n. W.,
6rs. x D., new. .
2l9 "a ST. NV, ar. -. .
2267 Cleveland ave. NV.
Or. and bath. .22.5
100 I st.n.e., 7r......20.5
los + sine, 7C......20.3
s.o1 ~. TnUfNr stvUn -
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LADIES GOODS.

CUPERFLUoUs HAIR DESTROYED. LEAVING
Ono trace by electric needle process endorsed by
prominent physician Ton year. practice IN tis
city. Electrical treatment for ladies ant chlldren-
y0-lm' MRS. DIX. GABRIEL. l32l q Ct nv
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

7ulls Ice Co.'S Penobscot ice-re,i wagons
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EOR RENT-HOUSES.
- 1906 g st. IL. W.. Or. SO
$50 Y at. NV. Tor. D
222I to 23S n. j. ave. n.
w, Or. ..................5
T23 18th st. NV. 1Ir 5
1416 . st. NV. 8 rs. E. Il
Ol2 ID st.n. W. .l0rs. A
2l6 q st.n. W. ,10r. 40. D
80 Maple ave-, lie
Droit Park. 11r. a
1424 9th NV, 9r.......4
ll14 18th st. NV. 1r. Il
15lo 30tn Ii. W.. lar. 4
$50 I'D st.n.w. Or. 81. D
. S21 I'D 81. w.. y rs. 5
22S + st.n.w., Or. 3
81 | 9th st. NV, Or. .....3
Ito q st. NV, 7r......3
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419 n. J. ave. Sc: 11r. $50
2l2l h st. NV, 1r. 80. 90
ll05 n. Il. ave. NV,
9r. SU.1U
1901 1lth st. NV, 7r.. 80
} 10l4 NJ st. n w., Sr. .2S.5O
J, Il4Q st. NV, 6r......26
2::S9 1917 st. s.w., Sr. %
HOS ID st. s.e.. 7r.......25
go \. ) ave. Sc, Ia rs. 20
l2ll T st. NV. Sr. .225. 40
Z 100 st. NV. Or. %
)l7O5 A at. ne. 7r.......21
)i27 18th st. ne, Or. .16
337 n st. aw.. Or. .......l1
J l32S T. st. Sc, or......l1
327 llth st. Sc, Or. 10
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l401 ID st. ne. Or 5000
l2S0J Olive ave. Or 1850
627 5. {. ave. Sc, Or. ID
1913 18th st. ne. Or. -. 10
l202 ID St Sc. 5r......I0
Rear BOB 7th s. G.. Ar. 10
! l224 Mylie st. n .e.,5r,S. 50
Jos Wyile. II. e.. 5r. g. 30
1873 Bound. sLn.e.. 5r.S.30
5l2 Marks Alley Sc. g. 30
.i12l6 G ST. Sc, 3r. g
| Piers st. :. W.. 3r. 3. 30
& BRADLEY, 92T Fn.w.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
school, Notice.

The new Public Free School at
Kauluwela, in this district, will be
opened on WEDNESDAY next, the
2lst instant, when pupils of both
sexes, all nationaliiies, tanls Al amy
persuasion, may be, registered for
attendance.
Mr.. c. Henry White, for several
years assistant Principal 7Of4RdRbyal
School, Kahehufa, r1ias'f betna' APP
pointed Principal, and Mrs. NJ A.
Wood, fer number of years sue
cessful 'tercher Of primary grades in
public and private schools in this
district, has beep apllAs.isated apllAs Assistant
Teacher. The locationnEthe school,
for health and comfort. is-most ex-
cellent, aud ia the Charge pf4teachers
OF experience, SHOULD, not fail OF a
large attendance.
By order of the Board Of Education
w. JAS. SMITH, Secretary.
Education Office, Nov 10, 1883.
10l St
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
OvR LOS ANGELES LETTER.

OurElovely summer weather still
CONTINUES. .PIhe mornings and evehs'
ings are quite cool, but the temper
ature at'nooh is above 80 degrees.
With thesexeeptieR, of a,-few~.little
showers, we have had.no rain since
last April, and the ground is very
dry. Our streets and gardens are
sprinkled daily, and vegetation
hourishes everywhere. The flowers
bloom luxuriantly and would do
credit to yourown lovely islands, -
During the past weeira new city
lchartet has been adopted, which will
doubtless increase the prosperity of
the Municipality. Work continues
brisklN ON several large blocks,
some Of which will be quite orna-
mental. About $4,000, 900 feet of
luuber have been used. by our build
ers this year; also large quantities
of bricks and stone. Some of. the
new structures Will be handsomely
ornamented with terra Gotta. This
material is used freely in the large
building belonging to the Woman s
Christian temperance Union, and in
the new City Hall. ut Is probable
that the PuBlic-Library will be re-
moved to more capacious quarters
next year. The four rooms now de-
voted TO the Library are crowded
every day. In addition to home
circulation many readers consult
books within the building.
An expensive iron bridge will be
constructed across Los Angeles
river, CONNECTING the main portion
of the citypMith the beautiful East
ern suburbs. Whilethe foundations
are heingfNid, temporary bridge
'accotnmodatesthe horse cars and
foot travel. tZ.t'. d. aat ..t
A Chamber of Commerce has re-
Gently been organised, which will
! 'co2opeEate with the. Board of Trads
in encouraging immigration and
manufactures. Two excursion par
| ties from the Eastern States have
Arrived within a few days, and
others are expected very soon,
Business of all kinds is beginningto to
improve, and there is every reason
+ to believe that q season of unexam-
iopled prosperity is at hand.
The several political parties are
; as busy in Southern''California asil
other parts of the American Union.
Y No olcssthan three mammoth tents are
used as headquarters by the Repub-
licans Of Los Angeles. Enthusiast.
rallies are held every week, anc
the uniformed Harrison and Morton
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
A DANGEROUS RYDRANT.

One of the new hydrants, for use
in case of fire, is placed on the side
walk of Alakea street, near the en-
trance to the British Club, grounds.
1t is in position calculated to do
damage to pedestrians in the dark,
In fact, if intended for chat particu-
lar purpose, it could scarcely have
been more advantageously placed.
This fact was recorded in this paper
when the hydrant wes first placed
there. Some of oqR readers have
since found it OUT for themselves,
and now agree thatRSuE, tti..kickipg"
was not ,YithQnt good reason, !. On
Monday night gentleman came in
contact with the hydraht, SO forci+
bly, as to bark "a shin and produce a
wound Chat will take q pot of oilt'
ment and good many days to heal.
While this gentleman was batting a
few feet from, the hydrant, and nurs-
ing his injured -Amb-into a condition
to enable him TO hobbie 20 ms lodg-
ings, a second gentlsmaG ldehed up
in the dark, ;apd before thelfirst llnL
fortunate could utter II word of
warning, came plump against the
same obstacle. turned y ga l4 half f. somerI
sault, and landed ed g on !. his his nose, caus5
ing considerable discomfort to that
-organ. Other cases eoqla ,heaaeited
of injury from the same cause. But
still the dangerous stumbling-blotk
is kept there, and probably will be
until someone brings an action for
damages against the Government
for o broken limb.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21

clubs often indulge in torchlight
professions on those evenings when
distinguished speakers are expected.
A new enrolment of the voters has
been completed, from which it is
estimated that the permffnent@p popu-
lationof this city 4, is not less than
SS, 800, ~ Ei W &,
The University of Southern Cali
forniais rnaking arrangements for
the construction of refracting
telescope of 40 inches aperture,
considerably larger than the Lick
instrument. Several years will be
required to complete the telescope,
which will be the largest of its class
in the world. Meanwhile an observ-
atory will be built upon Wilson'S s
Peak, the highest point of the Sierra
Madre range, ,ttsns miles from Los
Angeles Our clear atmosphere is
y.dloR well adapted fStlsstrsa0nRIo'1F SlsF T. 4, FIRE.
Los Angeles, CAL, Oct. oath.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
POULTRY HINTS.

Don't use sulphur in your nest
pans. 1t may drive away vermin;
but it will surely kill your young
sters.
Never set eggs from a hen which
lays understood or badly formed
eggs. The size and quality of eggs
are quite as important as the num-
beT. ass 49,
Freedom from I flee, protection
from sudden changes of tempera-
ture, pure water; and a supply of
grain, sand, shells, ETC., constantly
before them, with each morning
little bread soaked in milk or curd,
and the run ola grass plot, will raise
large percentage of the chicks
hatched. --. .
With little chicks, she; factsof be7.
sipgs clean ,pustbe rieidly attended,
toI IL YOU Wish toFesr many Of theS
chicks. See that the droppings at
and around the roosting places are
cleaned up at least once in forty
eight hours. Keep drinking cups
and feed dishes sweet and clean.
AS soon as the little chick energies
from the shell it needs considerable
attentions and, until it isgrswng'
nicely. A young chick is very
quick to show the difference be-
tween good and bad management;
and any extra pains during the earl
lest part of the chicks life will be
amply repaid for by the better con-
dition and quality of the chick after
it has become fully Developed. OF
course this will increase the profits
realised from such stock. BE care
full in feeding the chicks not to give
them too much at time. But give
smalk Auantitiqs;,aHds. lnye theiin
tervals between meals as short as
possible, so that no time will be lost
in the growth of the chick. The
quality of the chickens raised de-
pends almost entirely upon their
treatment by the breeder.
There is nothing gained by allow
ing the breeding stock of several
varieties to run together out of the
breeding season; and there isa pos
sibility of much mischief being done.
|. Chickens Hare. like all other
"crops.' They will not thrive
when overcTowded. 1t is folly to
SOW too many eggs to the acre, as
the crop will be "spindling," and,
perhaps, die for want of breathing
ROOM Sydney Paper.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
NOTICE.

TNHE undersigned having been duly
Il appointed administrator Of 'hr
Estate of Manuel Vicente. Jr..s late, of
Makawao, dec ased. notice is ,heGt by
given to all persons to present their
claims against the esta-e Of $aitl M ,nuef
Vicante;J r.YdJf,y Authenticated, whether
,sgcnred. by. mor,gsge. 2ruatherwise.nto
the under Si2r ed a. the Gtl'ce. Of H. Hack
field l. Co., Honolulu, within six month ,
'fr6ff the da'es 1fefdifr or they will be
forever harrsds and airprrsons indebted
o,said estate are, hcEe,@5 rAnestej +, 10
make .immetiate payment r,.. -, :.
J. r. HACKFELD, -'''''
Administrator the E-t ,te uf Manuel
.YicepIe, IT., dcceasea.
HoEolulls Nov. 81, So. l03 At aw
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
WHAT OTHER COUNTRIES DO TO
PROTECT THEMSELVES, ~.

The idea of protection against the
incursions of class of foreigners
deemed TO he undesirable, which
hss0c9me prominently to the front
in this community during the our
rept year, is.'not peculiar to this
country. There was period in
English history when an outcry was
raised against the privileges of citz-
enship being granted TO Frenchmen
in England, and in compliance
Herewith stringent restrictive meas
ures were adopted. We are all
more or less familiar with what has
recently been done in the United
States, Australia, and elsewhere in
regard to the Chinese But our
readers in general are probably not
aware that very stringent measures,
! recently enacted, curtailing the
rights of foreigners i'm that country,
are now in force in Norway. The
Norwegians have a law relating TO
citize nship, which has been in opera
ton since April /, 1888, understood
to be intended to apply mainly to
Engl ishmen, as they are the princi-
pal Invaders of that country. We
copy the following:
8. I'm future real property, except
by special permission of the King,
or the authority authorized by him,
may only be legally acquired in. the
realm by Norwegian or Swedish
State citizens, corporations, institu-
tions,I or limited liability companies,
when their boards have their seats in
Norway or Sweden, and consist eX-
clusively of Norwegian and Swedish
State citizens. The.same rule shall
applyto leases Of Landed property,
and the rights of usufruct, use'ol
other rights conferred thereby with
regard to such property. ......
The King may grant exemptions
from enactments of this paragraph
with d aspect to leases or other rights
acquired, for period not exceeding
ten years.
Note: License to work mines is
free to all, FDisseptors, may acquire
landed property. for sites Of
churches, schools, parsonages anC
cemeteries.
Is. If an agreement not in con
formity with 8 is executed by tho
registration of the title deed; or j
the purchaser or the lessee has en-
tered into possession of the estate
or theF eFeXercise of the rights coneed
ed, the authorities shall fixr
time. for the adjustment ST the mat
ter. y The limit of tim
al'oWeA nust Hot pe less tlau
4 months nor more than 3 years.
Ia. On the expiry of tile term fix
ed, the property or said rights shal
be sold by compulsory auction, b,
order of the superior authorities
without any previous negotiations 0
agreement or notification TO th
party. e.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
BY AUTHORITY.
Finance HDeE ,rtunent.
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS,
Honolulu. Nov. Is 1885

BUREAU OF CUSTOMS,
Honolulu, Nov 10, 1888.
Mr.. X. w. Keaweamahi has this
day been appointed Pilot for the
Port and Collection. District of Hilo,
Island of Hawaii, vice Ell. Swain,
resigned.
A. S. CLEGHORN,
Collector-General.
Approved:
w. l.. GREEN,
Minister Of Finance.
1O2 2t-d-63 3t-w
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
WEDNESDAY. NOV; p, S.5 1883.
H00DLUM

Complaints have been made at
this office to-day concerning the
conduct last night, of some young
hoodlums in the neighborhood of
the Y. M. G. A. hall. That time
and place were chosen by the Of
tenders to insult passers-by. The
guilty parties are persons Of foreign
birth or foreign extraction. This is
not the first time that the same indi-
viduals and others have been guilty
of similar misconduct and in the
same neighborhood. They congre-
gate in front of, or near to, the Y.
M. G. A. hallz-ap, institution, de-
signed for their good-A-and.when h o
one is near at hand to be u check on
their proclivities, seem to delight in
showing how badly they can misbe-
have themselves; Z. = 4 = fey f y sS doses of
ropesend w9uld "a pc an 4eaX!cell2ent
medicine for these in.Isollentt young
urchins, and if this or some other
effectual remedy is not shortly APP
piled by those. authorised by law 10
do SO, unauthorized parties will take
the responsibility upon themselves.
If a gentleman who was insulted by
these miscreants the other night is
again submitted to anything similar,
he will certainly use his best en-
deavors o'mete out speedy and me.
rited punishment. -'--'-- --
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Oahu Lodge, No.. 4, K. Of P.

ENxxxx AK sxXXvSx TNyXy EXAxx
I'VE 'FxxX AXXX&XXX PxXNXyXX BXXXNX
Ca tie HAIL, Gao O'Clock I Hts (Weines.
day. EVENING, ..,., y, ...1....,
'sS - FRANK GGDFREY, G. C.
siF J.rC.iWF1rB; a'7"fff
X. of II & s. 103 1t
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It IL f.
THE
% ally Burrptin

Pledged 10 neither Sect nor Party,
But established for tile 6eneyft of all.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-21
ELECTION of OFFICERS.
FOR SALE.

3 WHal4afBs WHal4sa BoS7 oS g EfS EfSSSt long s'ssa feet
deep; 8 feet wide; 22 feet Surf Boats /;
] l8 feet Surf Boat; Q Decked Plunger,
10 feet long,6 feet 6 inches wide, 2 feet
6 inches deep, With mast and sails, all
complete; % feet Sailing Scow, with
mast and sails alfcomplele. Amply to.
E. II. RYAN.
Boat Builder and General yobbeg, 81 If
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1888-10-11
Honsehold Hlnta

Powdered borax sprinkled on shelves
will drive away ants.
Soda crackers arc much nicer heated
Ia tho oven be'o c using.
I.ye made Of wood ashes will soften
hard putty in a few minutes.
Put a pail Of water into the tubs
directly after using. and they will not
leak when wan.c for use.
TO clean nickel on stoves use soda wet
with ammonia. Apply with an old tooth
brush and rub with u wO0len doth.
knife handles should never lie in
water. A handsome knife or one u od
Tor cooking, Is sooa spoiled ia this way.
A speodier and cleaner way 10 remove
the skin Of new potatoes, than the com
mon practi oi sempiag with a knife,
j. O. ''ufo scrubbing brush"
3iIlk and butter should be kept en-.
tlrely away from other articles of fool.
as they absorb odors aid navors so
rapidly they soon boeom nnGt for use.
A litto turreniino added o. they boil
will Whifcu and swccfc1 0thoi without
injuring the most dele fabro For
garments very much s0iled, use q spoon
ful Of kefssoee.
Turpentino mixed with carbolic acid
and kept in open vessels about the room
will it Sc said greatly lessen the risk Of
conngion in scarlet fever. diphthoria and
kindrcd disease.
ia rev broom Dc immo-aed in boiling
wafer until it "a quito cod and thea
thoroughly dried ia che air. 90 will be
ffr mo e pleasant O. use and VII last
much longer frequent moisioning Of
The broom is c9uduc SCI to its usefulness
and also saves the carpet.
New stove or range furniture o. some
times 90 much rusttd as 90 make ths uas
Of it very incouvcuient POT into "a rusty
kettle al much bag as BE- witt hold. f.l
10 with water aud boil many hours At
night set DO ea de-. and tlo next dav boil
10 again. 10 10 is not entirely ft for use.
repeat tho process 10 VII cerainiy be-
c0cctual
The experienced chef wraps hH frh in
a sheet of paper before b0ilngit. Square
napkins of cheese cloth arc better. A
sheet of paper may be- pl1ccd inside the
napkin, which should bo pinned ia
place. Ia this way tbo ish may be- fed
ont 81 the pot with danger of breaking
apart, and be serve without boinr
manglcd with the fork.