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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-16
A Snider Kills n Bird

Johnnie AppIeby of Pendergrass, Ga,
saw a cat-1ird dart down for some
thing htter and fall apparently life
less. The boy found the bird nearly
dead, pinioned by black spider. The
insect had seized it by the tongue as it
descended and bitten the end off The
bird died in five minutes from the
spider bite. -LCincinnsti Enquirer.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-16

Travelling TrouPes viii find terms very
reasonable for our
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-16

~ REMElIBER-AIl goods sold to
parties in town are delivered FREE.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

ployed in tie grocery provision store OF
w,liism Motntyre, st Thirty-eishth and
Wallace streets. he is we'll built man
Of medium hight, with On Intelligent face
and frank, open countepanoe. He said
that he wes born in 1859 Ia the old house
down in the Meek" and was years old
WHEN the murder took place.
When was wears OF age my grand
father, VIII i'm Dudy, told my mother
that there was not sufficient school faeil-
tiles where we lived, and he ohsrud to
take ne home TO live with bin, snd pro-
vide for my educ tion. by parents OBJ
jected at frss, but I was hia favorite
ersndson and was named for him and he
persisted. About six months before the
awful tragedy lie succeeded in persnadin9
my parents and went to live with him
at Fiftisth street aud Powelton avenue.
n don't resolleot ,hs murder ut the
time, but do remember my grandfather
telling ne Of it when l Was about ten
years old. went TO school aud lived
with my grandfather until Was II; Thea
left school and went to work in the
butcher shop OF Aaron Meizgar, near my
home. hava been in the same business
ever since. About thfea years ago /
married. My grandfather disd about
eight years ago, aud since then the family
has become scattered"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

The New York Herald Given a Les-
son in American DrIhOgraphY.

The New York Herald Given a Les-
sou in American OrIhOgrHphy.
The New 70 k Herald objected the
other day TO the word 'tGcky" as used by
western journal, and inquired the mean.
ing of the neologism. The metropolitan
journal received the following sprightly
reply:
In the Ietitute of Maryland and the
District "tackiesn are instantly known
and singled ont by the initiated, yet they
are little difficult to be def ied to one
who has known them not. They arc not
camille, tho people OF the people, nor
yet the poo white herrin's" but are a
class unto themselves. Petit burgeoisme
comes nearer de.cribing their stratum in
The social scale than any other term in
the ncn-seotional vocabulary. understood
alike by the Northern man and Southern.
Should you meet in Howard, Carroll or
Baltimore county gentleman" or O
"lRdyn who has considerable manner
who infonns you that he or she lie ''hiRh
a.rung, who refers 10 his or her father
aud mother as '.piar" and ''misr," to his
orlher brother and sister as "Herery" and
"Emmer !" whotellH You conversationally
that be or Sue .'have thkened swalk" or
shave writsened letter. youmay safely
write hiD or her down as "tacky
The 1exaskana people may d. foe the
word differently yet, on general prinei'
pies, l should say that young nieses who
attend lekp year parties where prizes ara
given for the champion costume IRE ex-
trenely likely to be ''tacky.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
DELAWARE ooUwTY POLITICS.
EN-Wayor FOrn 0Od Wants thc TIC
publican Nomination for Congress.

EN-Way0r F0rn ood Wants the Isc.
publican Nomination for Congress.
OHEsTEI Nov. l6 The coming months
give promise OF great political interest
in this end of Delaware county. Hon
Thomas j. Clayton, president judge, will
be candidate tor Congressman Darling
ton'a seat at the end of mis- term, while it
Is now understood that his opponent for
the nomination will beck Mayor Forwood
who early in the late campaign left Oleve-
lands ranks and took the stump Of usrri.
son. The friends of ex Congressman
Ward are also urging him to enter the
field.
Mayor Coated term expires next spring
and the Fourth ward iutsudB opposing
bis denomination by putting up DR. II p.
Mercer, member Of selsct co1ncil The
opposition is based On the mayors yato
of the paving ordinance. Three candi
dates are out for tbs pos;mastership /:
Hon Robert Chadwick OF the Fourth
ward City Editor Higgins of the AGeo
cate, and Harrison johnson, OK oil inspsc
tor. Ex-Ool!eoior SAMUEL Lyons William
q. Davidson, Samuel A. Price and William
Ward, DR., are applicants for the Office OF
collector OF tho port. Thomas Brooks,
leading Fourth ward fireman, intends ep
plying Tor position IS engineer at tho
Philadelphia mint. John 9rsayeS, j.
Lewis Smith, Benjamin. r. Pretty md Il.
Bentley are applicants for the Uplaud
postt fioe. Joseph Addison Thomson,
editor OF ths Chester Ecea,ng Nsg8, Is
out for the Media possofice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
REAR ADmIKzI BALDWIN DEAD



The Fart Be Took Daring the Civil
War--A short sketchs
NEW YoRK, Nov. 17,-Rear Admiral
Baldwin's COZ dition shows q marked
change for the worse this morning and
his demise is momentariiy expected.
DEAD.
Nxw YosK, Nov. 17.-Admiral Bald.
win is dead
rOha,les q. Baldwin, was born In New
York City on september Sd, 1922. He
entered the nnvy as midshipman on April
Gath, 1880, and bensue passed midship-
man July I'd, 1e45 In the war with
Mexico be served en- the frigate Congress
ind was IN two shore engagements near
Mszatlsn while that place was occu-
pied by the United States
forces. Ia November 1868 he was
made lieutenant, but on February 28th,
1854 resigned. He re.entered the SER
vice ia 1861 and commanded the steamer
Clifton Of the mortar hotilia, al the pas
sage Of Forts jackson and st. Philip
April 2ilh, 1861. and at the arst attack
on Vlokshurg June 2Sth, 1862. On No.
vember 18Th, 1864, he became oom.
msn6er, and In 1868 aud 1869 was feet.
captain Of tho North Pacific squadron
He was made captain in 1869 and
in 1869 and 1871 was ordnance inspec-
tor at Mare Island, Gal. On August 5lh,
1876 be was made commodore and from
1915 to 1879 was member Of the board
OF engineers. On Januu Try 3lst. 1883 he
was raised TO the rank Of rear admiral and
assigned TO the command OF the Mediter-
raaean squadron. He attended officially
to the coronation of thu emperor of Russia
and in is 4 WIS placed on the retired
list.--ED. &. e.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
al. eernsr .n.d lar nlrnrrn.

PniLAB2LrAli, Nov. II --Papsrg for
dismc7 Weri 1ervad yesterday upun Col.
FEED GsFker co;lrotor OF internal rsve.
nas T ihs Pin: disyic. Of Psnnsylyauia.
Cal GsfhE IA an interview last night
SAID that zhils On visit 10 Dover Del,
IN connection Niih some p,iYsts bn iness
his nome was licked up and ali his
'~elrY hnf psrsocai propesty were sent
20 hi4 ef!s He said tnst the whole
tfopbls originated from an anonymous
istsar stlt q hia aiie ebout year g3o
seeming hin u iuadelity with q women
hg tho name n Mira Ayssail This. the
colonel says, Is f4!ss Es says that, as he
lived IN sOlmesbnfg, and being Of polti.
ell meetings he had frequently missed
tho 1857 t,eil and had tpen gone to Mrs
Ayfrhirs boarding holss for the night.
TIE co ouel s4id hs wonld fight the appii.
cation for divorce.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22


Lord ssckYille aud hts dsn5htors b.no
a ~ Their proposed lsip to Ottawa
ths governor general of Canad4 baa u.
eelVea Telegram saying they will all
from Now York for Paris Of az eaFlv .,nfa
:, a tetegra'a from PittshuYg says sister
Mary Frances Clara known widely IA VA
fetlHions and ii eraty world 90 ,'rbs Mn,
OF h*amare. has resigned her unsitian
a. mother superior d tne S,stersot peass
Inc National Bosrd CT Trade II naa
S s, At Chicago, on Friday adoptod .esa.
lntlons iAyonAg lie Strengthening 81 onr
coast detenosa, calling on Congress- 10 ~.
uuse ihe fe2eone, and fayosiua rts'rle.
loh q Immigration 1t ~es de,,dsa -
hola the next animal laeet!ap in Toris
Vsiie' and the convention then adioprnad
sine die. "NIourneu
lAe hnai sessions OF tho wouan,a Con.
gte59 we're held in Detroit, Mlehigon
o. fiaay. Mis. Julia Wafu Howe ~.
- tisctea president; Gertrude X Rasbv
secretary; Henrietta q. r Wale M tro.,
ntesi sopt.il ourliBa Hoifman MI NJ
=. 'a .,i fleree, auditors, aud q board
~, =. ul.eet'fh composd OF Is msnbera
a a~ehty- hva 7lce president4 were seleets5
gm .ie Various statts represented.
IN me oentIa Iron uompany's rolli,,
MIN ~ beilelonte, Pa, on FRIDAY n,,,,,h
ing 1'hn stack, Is Yeas Of noe stss'al
Y smut tue gates that stop maeS;ne ~
Wneh 40 tElpped and isil on connS;,,y,,,
u hne Of shafting. lie was thu rHus
under u and bolt on tho oonn Gn
Sangnt him in the stomach nud tosa a l',,s
nls hyer and enttails and wonn5 49,.
afount the shafting. ae lived oniy Sa tala
tae cincinnati TINES. STIR nnb,,,sa.
the loiioWlng The C'1atgsrsia}. ~, ~, ~,
- Ior sale Or rather, Bfoksr g r. 10
noetehesd Is trying to ssh tbe n,sia., - :! .
oL Is stook in Nov Y1rk. M ~. 10y
' NV 5 ssoia gu taystefiously to Nav WI
Wstdoe,tdey week and nov he xo,s o a"se
o os9K mat he is irving to dsposo =, s s5s
wv OF Tue COMMERCIAL. fJas4,te,s o a,".,,
s.oeG Tor S60O,ODO. Who's s,S,s o"p = y
.nst ne y thus Offering? That IL 80 y
tlon mat cen only BIZ aosyetod ona i i,,a
w Mr. Aalasead has declared a. SI ~
ooss not want to 20 abroad sa /. ' a.. ny
munster. Bat perhaps NJ p iyss'sn I
T W,shes 70 again Try Now York ionrns 1Is
: Anefe nave hesn mpny ransyg ~ ai ~.
enact, and II would not 81 snrr., ~ thia
That were his ambition" '''isins II
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
How 20 pronounce parneii.

ran Mali q gesio
As Mr. Parnali's nnroe is now on every
ones lips, and will be for Msny long
day, II might be interesting 10 our readers
to know how his name ts prcpnuneed.
Almost every one pronouncea his name as
If tho necopt were on the LAST syllable.
This Is incorrect, ~ will DO seen from the
following yer es Of his distinguished an
cest, r, Or. Thomas Parnell, the poet.
Swift makes Lord Oxford say;
Havs you thing new to-day.
From Pope, from PARCEL, or from Gay?
And Guidsmi Ii begins his epitaph:
This tomb inscr.b'd to gentle Parnell's name,
May speak our gratitude, but nor ais fame.
And Milford, IN his Dedicatpry Episile
to the Rev. Alexander Dycs, writes;
Ny heart ref cts the melancholy line,
And more than half Of PArnell's grief Is
niue.
Pause DER the page which friendship gives
to fame,
And mark the verse inscribed with Parnell's
name.
Secure to fnd (so Close our fstes agreed
Toe friend, and euch as Parnell found IN
thee.
Secure of fame, thy future path SEQ.
And mark another Pafne!l riSe In thee.
Pope in his lettsr to LORD Oxford, says :
Recall those nights that clos'd thy toiisome
days.
SUI hear thy Parnell in his living lays.
And DR.. Arbuthnot, in the Dragons
vorses, writes:
He that comes rot to rule, will be cure to
obey.
When summoned By Arbuthnot, Pope, Par
neil and Gay.
It is to be hopsd that aitsr such metri-
cal examples Of the Irish leaders name it
will be properly pronounced b5 sll those
who shall have occasion 20 speak Of him
or indits verses or dogserels for or sgainat
him
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

November 'sble eatE.
Put pint Of boiling watsr into sauce
pan and stir into il sufti lent DRY corr.
meal (about tan.tIigds q oup) TO MAKE
& mush. Lift the c1rnmesl III your LETT
hand; allow it to psss slowly betaeen tho
fingers into The water, whila Won stir
qatcS'y with the right band. Let the
Muan cook slowly for 20 miautes them
ada two ounces of huttor and dessert
spoonful Of eGlt, and stand aside 10 cool.
When cold, separate four eggs gda tho
yoika 20 the mush then aid i halt uint
OF tustsrpilk or snuf cream. Nov stir
10 gradually sun lent flaur. about one
pint 10 maze tliuIisb batter Dissolve
= halt teaspoonful OF hi Carbonate Of
soda IN tablespoonful Of bailiaF wa.sr r.
and add it To the batter. STIR in anickly
the well-bsa'sn whites et the eEss, and
they are ready to bake.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

Mon tfetard was butehercd at night time.
ALL the murders were relpetrated IN the
same horrible way ~ those in White
chapel. Jewels and everything Of Talue
on the oorpses remained untouched. Five
more victims were found butohered in
the ACCOMPLISHMENT dss Pantheon, be-
tween the Boulevsrds st. Michael ana de
rHopital,
Then in the Rue de Lyon an attack
was made on strest girl, who had the
chance TO cry for help before she was
stranglsd. A throng gathered, the police
arrived and the would ne murderer was
captured. II was Nioholsus VASTLY.
The mob wanted to lynch him, but he
was protected. When his trial was in
progress his lawyer, Jnies Glaanier,
claimed that his client was inuaue. The
jury decided that sRnh was tho csse and
Wassilyi was SEPT back TO Russia after y
short stay In the private es5lum OF Bay
onne. From TirRspol be was released on
january 1st Of this year. This in short,
IL the story unssstbed. Is Wessilyi the
Whitechapsl murderer? he is in the pos.
session OF considerable gsRith.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
oro.D CIRCUIT ossrHssr1E.
The Anniversary Arrangements
Couplesed--The Programme.

The anniversary Arrangements
comprehensive Programme.
All arrangements have been completed
for the century services to BIO held In
Newark NJ. q. Church ON November 25th
and 26th.
DR.. Hargis will preach on Sunday
morning and hia sermon will touch the
historic points Of Msthodism. DR.. Todd
will be present. The lovefeast will DO
conducted by the Revs. A. x. Street and
George W. LybrRnd.
The following ministers will read his.
torical sketches OF the charges they now
serve, which were formerly within the
bounds Of Cecil Circuit The Reys,
Charles Hill, J.. b. Quigg, A. Burke, B.
Il. Price, Il. Il. Hubbard, Phi. d., Il. II,
Hynson, l. Jewell, j. D. O. Hanna, K, O.
Atkins, O. +. Sheppard, h. O. Jones, T.
ID. Hunter. John Jones, John Warthman,
]. DOdd, 4. a. Il. o'Brien, o q. Walton,
Fred. Il. McKinsey, W. Bhears, II. FL.
Miller, r. II. Nelson and William ii.
Smith.
The reunion of the pastors will be of
great interest. One Of the pastors OF
Cecil Circuit in 1888, the Rev. w. W.
McNichael, expects to be present and
will have charge of the service.
Tho Rov. T. Snowden Thomas, ths
Junior preacher OF Cecil circuit in 1850,
will address the meeting on Monday
evening.
The Rev. W. L. 3. Murray, Phi. D.,
will road o paper on the past and present,
OF what was Cecil oirouit.
John F. williamson, Esq whose father
was prominent In early Methodism, and
who, himself has for so years been
closely identified with this work, will
give personal "reminiscences in connection
with the early struggles OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
coNrIorsD or GRANDDAUGHTER.
A Wan Who s&tiied Two Non instead
Ot sfeing kGilied.

LARAMIE, W. lY., Eov ia jesse Nc.
Doweil who hne been on trial since Mon.
day for ths killing of George Bird ard
Nels Madison in tbs Centennial Valley
one year ego, was last evening convicted
OF msnslaughter in the first degree, but
sentence wes deferred. Bird bud pre.
empted u piece of land but not cnmpiod
with the laws requirements. and McDow
ell fied upon the name tract and took
possession. While in his tnnt one night
Mcdowell IVES visited by Bird and Madi
son. A quarrel followed and Bpd drew
his rifle 10 kill Mcdowell. The latter
had his euu OF baud, however, and,
hastily loading it, fired twice, killing
both men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
lIe oa,ied Ialnl,

W. s. Gilbert, coming down from a
great reception aome time since, stood in
the hal waiting for the serVantE 10 bring
bin his coat and hat As ne stood there
a heavy swell, descsniing, took him Tor q
servant in waiting and called ont TO him
"Osll me 8 four wheeler" Mr Gilbert
placed his glass in his eye, ami looking
blandiy at the swell said, gu arc 4
four wheeler " what do YOU moan ~
said the SWELL Said Mr.. Gilbert "You
told me to call you four wheeler, aud 1
have done SO. really oouldn't call Won
hanson, you know"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
A MURDEash's SUICIDE.


FRITZ Anschlag Hid Strychnine i'm a
Plug of Tobacco.
Los AsdELEs, CAL, Nov. 15.-Fritz
Anschlsg the German who was TO have
been executed Friday for the murder OF
Mr., and Mrs. Hitchcock, at Garden
Grove, in january last, and who ia a
ssa,el4sl. MADE fgG says IA.
4etgtl % tue killing Of JULIUS FfQBb 4
ls!gheor IN Butte county N 2s5, ID
Of which crimes were committed avowsdly
r.ihe purpose Of securing their landed
property or money, committed suicide
last night By taking strychnine and died
at IL 80 this morning.
The Rev. U. 8 Glyck, who has been
constant in his visitation TO hnsohlag, left
the prisoner abou. 10 O'Clock, and short
time after the latter, who was lying on
the bed, asked the death watch for glass
of water; little later hs asked that the
Rev. Mr.. Glyek be sent for. At the same
tine Acschlog was seized with convuI-
eicDa. Jsiler Russell and physicians were
hastily summoned. The dying msu's
/ paroSysms were so terrible that 1t was
almost Impossible. to use the stomach
p1mp, and al efforts to save bis life
proved futile. Before the fiael struggle
he stated that no had kept strychnine
concealed for long time in his cell in o
plug OF tobacco.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
CHURonILE ON s4oKpfLLE.
He Says no Fault tun RE Eoun
with ilAe Unitea STATES.

hs says 70 Fahbt hn fbe Found
Win ilie united Siatss4
LoSDoE, Nov. Ig.--Logd t.sndolph
Ohurchill, in speech ut Paddlnaton to-
day, expressed the hope that the post Of
minister at Washington would room be
Allied. He said there was no doubt that
Lord eacky:ile had been primarily
ildNcrest and lind mEde an
exeusable blrnder. No fault could be
found with the action Of the United
STATES government towards the minister.
The American people ware essentially
just and proud in their relations with
otter countries.
He deprecated the insulting and menac.
ing articles which had appeared in tho
English press since Lord Sackviile'a dis.
misssl aud said that Eng ishlnen ought 70
infoum the Americans that they cherish
no iil.teeling toward them. Cheers.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
Tua.hoat onnnge. owner..

The Baltimore SIM says Lewis Ehr-
man sold on Friday the tug boat Oommo-
dore 8. 7. Dupont to the American Tow.
ing Company a. private terms. The Du.
pont registers AZ SO tons net, 10 SU5 feet
long, 10 feet beam, fact depth of mold,
and her nominal horse power is 1913 She
was built in Wilmington, Del, in 1869,
and was originally in government service.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

NES YunK Nov, l6 The Adams Ex-
press Company paid yesterday to rsas.
urer Hyatt VINO was in the city 81 100
being the amount due which was los, ba.
tween New Orleans and Washington from
3 shipment OF $l2 0lO, 90 Of silver when
shot YVES substituted for the stolep
money.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
An1,zz ann suIr.
An Action Growing Ont Of the Great
storm OF LAST March.

An Action Growing Ont OF the Great
storm of LAST March.
Frank D. Pooley of Media. Pa, was in
Common Pleas Court, No. 4, Philadelphia
yesterday week, asking q jury to give
him $50. 900 damages from the Philsdal-
phia, Wilmington l. Baltimore Railroad
Company. On March 18th last, Pooley
was passenger on train No 90, running
between Media and Philadelphia. There
was collision nt Clifton with another
train. The engine of one train ran into
the rear car OF the train in which Puolsy
was a passenger. Pooley was badly
bruised and sealded, especially about the
neck and head.
A photograph taken shortly after the
accident was placed in evidence to give
the jury an idea Of the character OF
Pooley's injuries.
The defence was that the accident was
oocasionsd by the ''aot OF God" II
ossurred during the great blizzard and 1t
was impossible to have aysrted 1t by ANY
human agencies. II was also claimed
that Pooley's injuries were exaggerated
and increased BY improper treatment.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov 1.-THE Jury in
the suit OF Frank E Pooley against the
Philadelphia, Wilmington g. Baltimore
railroad 10 recover damages for injuries
sustained In collision at Clifton Station,
March 18th last, tho day OF the great
blizzard, returned verdict yesterday for
the plaintiff for 90 0o0. The defence Of
the company was that the accident was
unavoidable and due to an act OF God !;
that the engine Of train on which the
plaintiff was passenger was frozen up
and could not proceed, and that the engi-
neer OF the colliding tiain was unable to
see before him on account OF the snow in
| the air.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22

Nelson A. Miles received formal
notice from the war department at
Washington last night Of his trans-
fer to San Francisco to take
command Of the division Of the
Pseiac, vice General o. o. Howard, who
goes east 10 assume command Of the
division OF the Atlantic. General Miles
atates that there will be no change in his
staff,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
rhe naebIr. &c wonlan,. worls.

PAILApGLPHIA, Nov. IA -suit for dan-
ages has oesn beeuu in the courts here by
Mas Mary Fisher against Or. L Webster
Fox the specialist in diseases OF tine eye,
for alleged malpractice by which che lost
the sight of ons aye. Miss Fisher is one
II the two patients upon whom the
ooulis; operated by transplsniing the
ocraea o raSSlta' eyes. Tho other re-
puted csBsie taa. of Hrs. Matilda SGhlaIs,
who says that the operation upon her eye
haa been successful Miss Fisher clii ns
damages bscsu6e, whereas sha formerly
nsd sems power ii vision In tho eye upon
HhIea the Operation was performed, siace
tie ogeaAi2n she has been entirely ds-
utiyd az siebt Shs aliagEs that Dr..
Fox aeriert 4 o inform her OF tie dan
per attending the operation, OF even Of
Ea9 ch4ucss IL IN operation watch must
titaeg prove successful Or totally deprive
her o' sign', aid that il she had been so
informed she would have preterrad to re-.
tue lsf partial sight than run the risk Of
losing it entirely.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1888-11-22
Fconomiea, Hints for me kitchen.


Economical Hints for Ihe Kitchen.
November rails raik.
Among the aheGp and nutritious meats
may b. mentioned ripe. TSice week,
each time in different way, this dish
would be accsptanis to many. Where
the meat dish is light d chaese Or msca-
roni mas be served with 1t, thus Keeping
mp the r. quired amount Of nouFisnment.
Lantiis also contain so much heterogeneous
food that very light or mads-over mests
should accompany tnem. Variety wall be
found to be more economical, az tins same
tins more beneficial TO health aud appe-
lite than the usual rounds Of tho Am.Fi-
cen housewife. When q qrart can Of to-
matoes is opened Tor soup, one-haif only
should be used, and With quart OF stock
rttc YsisY o5sts netting 4 ~ 81 2 y !. :.
tsrlsiH are sRvsf) little saet, hour onion
a. ~ el., MAKES delightful. dinner
soup, aud q lite enough for family Of
ak. The few pieces OF bread left from
breakfast may be cut into squares aud
toasted to serve With 1t. The remaining
half OF the Tomatoes should be put in {
onwl or jar and used next day for snuce
scailopeu, or II mixed with okra and rio,
VIII make nice di.h for lunch. Do 10,
waste even p slice Of tomato or q Leaf Of
cabbage, and 81 tho end Of the year you
Will be well paid.