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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17
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In New Portland. April - Miss Elsie Dagsea
aged Is years ~, A., ,vifa Of Dennis
Dagger. aged 81 years, n nc ~,
Mrs Il arriet Parker, aged = years so-1x ~
10 Pennington, May 9, o. H. Brann, iortherf VI
starks. aged IS years, months, days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17
Personals


If, Theodore Sanders il very III.
e.. rinaie Small i, visiting Portland
-.
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p " Wa.,o, os Reiyr.de ~ n
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a., r II o.ede, left for New York n,
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e.. r.om,s Mummy l.y in very o-;,i.
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~ ptx.u ~ Tog,, 4. sns,9ir,
4.v,,bi. home i, Portland.
a.. Eta,a,c- v,,.s of uohb.,ox, ri
I -;.;,;r, he, cousin. Mis-. Lottie ! No-.e
~ t,ok.o, lat. ,,.,,, 90 ,to
-. .t,..b "a, in tho c;,v ve.,.,i.r
-, caat.. p,sy and T.,r. c...o<
,....,oo arc Visiting Mira. Charlie, Wsbbe,
a,.y
n. wn n Duoton. the pbotoyrsnbs,
= po.,o, on lat ntab,.. Palma, Ia
n ..,n,o sunday
. a yicks,v Dr IF Mn and
a.,ratt % usuowsll will ner, vesk Viz.
,,....h..dT,ke IN a s.bing t,i,
.,..r q Foxle, 4. vi,,,in,, ~.
a Fowter who i, engaged win tho
,,,... FIsc,,ic Iight Co. New York
q. toh, Avery i. 40 far advanced i,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17

The averss, price of wool has dropped
smother half cent, and the vide difference
between holders and manufacturers, which
mas checked Transactions for some time past
seems likely To end, not in the high prices
winch some growers have expected, out
which cannot be probably paid until the
markets are cleared of foreign goods I'M
ported through false Treasury rulings yet
IN prices better than were paid last year
lie average of l0t qualities and grades is
q ) cents, sgainst % cents in the same
market year ago. The decision of the
New York collector that goods have been so
largely imported as worsteds are in fact and
must be classified as wooden goods, being IN
harmony with the finding of appraisers, Will
tend to relieve the manufacturer from simi-
af assaults hereafter. but the great stock OF
goods accumulated by Importation has yet TO
be cleared away.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17

yz-CarboHc Acid, Copperas. and Chloride
of lime are we'll known, and popular de
oJorizers. and disinfeciants. We have them
nure and at low figure Refined gum
r,mpbor to put away with your winter cloth
inc and fars, ami Dalmatou Insect powder
to kin all manner of vermin can he OBTAINED
of NJ in an absolutely pure state. DEN lNh
a CoUGHLIN, W. End hennebec Bridge
marl9itf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17
Engraved Cards

Engraved plate anil fifty cards for sl.5o'
Orders rs mail solicited
Charles X Wste, Gardiner, Me.
Feb21d3m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17

for business purposes and for marking
clothipg also rubber stamp ink, mixing peds
and stencils. Orders by mail solicited
CuARLEs X. WHITE, Gardner. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17
A Good Resolution

sea son. would be to advertise in the DAILY kENNE-
BEG JOI RNAI. IL is live paper and if you advertise
in live manner. it cannot fail pay you. In adyerts
ing don't be anxious to everything You keep.
Advertise your specalties and your regular goods will
take care Of themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17

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Mc--r.. chamncrain aud Nash.
, ToclI @olo. VIZ. bn.on.
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T. ti4Ho part, Nu-se- 1eaton and Turner.
F.. tt.t4p, VI. ,,tr,.,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17

The Governor hss received an invitation
10 'ttend celebration of a number of new
and important industrial enterprises at De
eatur and New Decatur, Alabama, May 18th
and 30th. Addresses will be made by Hon.
thomas Seay, Governor of Alabama, Hon
John B. Gordon and other distinguished
persons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-05-17

The Cony High School nine defeated
picked nine yesterday by score of 10 to ).
They play with the Gardiner Hugh School at
Gardiner on Saturday morning and with
picked nine from the city in the afternoon.
The nine is composed as follows Hutchins'
c. Plaisted, p, Harrington, 81 b, e. II.
irue' l't b., Jordan, Sd b., Libby, s. g. H.
A True, c. f. Gannett, |. f., Reid, r. +.
hutehins of Gardiner will probably not play
With the team perm anently.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
BRInHEPORT.

A fey weeks ago the trustees of the
Kirkwood Methodist Church prepared d
letter and addressed it to the Hon Oscar
Townsend. General Manager, of the Cleve-
land, Lorain and Wheeling Railway, citing
the fact that the working of the shifting
engines in the yards Of the company, in
close proximity to the church building, on
the Sabbath day, was such en- annoyance
to the church people that they are scarcely
able to conduct their services. They asked
that Mr.. Townsend should instruct his en-
ploTes to disconue their labOrs on the Sab
bath cay, thus relieving the church people
of great inconvenience. Just what Mr..
T0wnseDd's answer was Is not known, but
it WIS stated yesterday that in effect it
said the yards could not be left idle on
Sunday and that the only way to relieve
the annoyance was TO remove the yards to
Martins Ferry or Bellsire.
A. J. Smith and wife, Of Fos!oria, are
the guests Of friends here.
Oar ice men are selling some lake ice
now.
Miss Clara Forbes will leave in few
days for Chautauqua Lake, n. Y, to
spend few weekl. John Tanner will
visit the came resort in tie nssr future.
On Friday night Greeley Ferguson, 8
new brakeman or the O., l.. u w, bad
three fsgers of hia left hand badly mashed
while making short coupling st Flush
Ing. The thumb had all the flesh torn
from the end, and the first aud second
fingers are burot open.
The fshing party which went from nerC
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
EsBURG.
An Interesting Budget of Daily News
Items

An Interesting Budget of Daily New;
Items.
/ Special Correspondence Of the Sunday Register
/ RoWLEsBURG, August 3.-Fearful o.
another rise in the Cheat, the B. & o art
working their men from a. N. until Il
.. m. every day on the new bridge on the
south track. The east span is constructed.
and Inside Of ten days the bridge will be
ready to run over.
A very happy wedding occurred here on
Wednesday night, the contracting parties
being Mr +. n. Moore and Miss Ella
Dawson, both of this place. The marriage
ceremony vas performed at NJ. E. Church,
Rev. W. II Shaw officiating. The bride
end groom are very popular here, and have
a host of friends who wish them all man
ner Of success
Thos. G.. Hillhouse, President, and
George W. Hoover, Wee President Of the
''Marsden Ralroad" were ia town this
week. A corps Of civil engineers was put
10 work on Monday 70 survey the route fOT
the above road. Mr Z. E Gallagher, who
has the contract Of building the road says
the track will he laid from here to the
PENNSYLVANIA line by the new year. The
grading Of the road will begin in about
thirty days
The Yougbio Castlemintio Fishing Clab
OF Dawson, Pa, returned home on Tues-
day, after a successful encampment at Ma
cOm5er. on CaeAt river, for two weeks
Nj joe CarricO, Of this place, met With
he
gnia Cegtral railroad last Saturday, as he
was riding in a passenger coach from Par
sons to Davis. BE was sitting with his
left arm in the window, end a. the train
was rounding q curve the Car ecraped
against q pile of large rocks and caught
Mr.. C2rrico's arm, completely crushing 1t.
The arm had to be amputated ct the
shoulder jsint.
We ars 10th 70 believe there is . person
OF p'rGy in this town mean enough TO per
1esrsts such vile deeds as has lately been
committed upon the saw mill property of
Mr.. George Hayes. One night last week
some sneak drove several epikss IN some
logs belonging 20 him and when they we're
put on the carriage 10 be saved the b'g
sew struck me spikes, breaking it in sew
erai pieces. And few weeks ago some
one cut two or three bslts
The Rowlesburg "K'd' base ball club,
all of whom are under "A years age, went
10 Mt. Lake Park Thursday and defeated
the Keyser and Mt. Lake kid" clubs,
the former by the score 8 to 0; the latter
by 10 10 g.
Misses Mollie and Loitie Wheeler are
visiting frieads at Zanssville, O.
Mss Mile Clark, of KingWOOd, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. J. c. HOOten.
NJ. John W Hickman and wife, OF
Baltimore, were in town few days this
week.
Miss Lille Elliott, of KingwOod, has
commenced a subscription school AT this
place.
Mrs. John Carr has been very i'll for the
past week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
PIEDMONT.
Interesting News Facts Gathered In Many
CIrcles.

Interesting News Facts Gathered In maoy
CEcles.
special Correspondence Of The Sunday Register.
PIEDMONT, August 3.-Mrs. David
johnson and Miss Della johnson returned
home from st. Louis, after pleasant visit.
Mrs Lilly Bond, OF Baltimore, is the
guest If Mrs. Da0isl Malouey.
Msssrs. Flank Eppler ard Adam Helm
eTt have gone into partnership IN the tall
orisg business.
The piers OF the county bridge are being
The B. & 0. officials are thinking Of
bulldog track TO the palp mills, in West
Piedmont.
A special meeting o. the directors of the
Bank of Piedmont viii be held on the 10Th
iRst.
Messrs. Charles PagenhaTdt and wife
aud Brother leonard, OF Georgia, are the
guests Of friends here.
Miss Dora Allen, Of Grafton, is visiting
10 town.
Misses Helen Harrison and Edith Will
liams are 30 Deer Park.
Miss Maggie Elicit it visiting in Penn
sylvaAia.
poi J. S S.ey-us. of Pittsburg, has
been appointed principal Of our public
school
GA August 18th picnic will be held on
Franklin Hill for the benefit Of the base
bail club OF tbat place.
Mr.. VIM O'D1Econ Of Meyersdale, Pa,
Who las been The guest of his parents sew
eral dsys, returned home Thursday, &C
compsaied By his mother, Mrs. Timothy
o DR. scol.
A Castle of the Knights Of the Mystic
Chsia Will be instituted this month at
Thomay, ". Va, and a Select Castle OF
chat Oder viii be formed in this State IN
q few weeks
Lafayette Lodge No. 3, K Of P, Of this
place Is receiving many new members.
Ed. Hobmann aud John Hanekamp, and
Miss Haneksmp, of J0hnstOwD, Pa, spent
the week mere.
Wm. Sbeffsr, Of Barton, Nd, who at
TEN ted to commit suicide week sgO, has
bses declared insane and sent to the insane
ncepilsl.
Tne new coal mines of the Davis q Ell
Sins Coal Company, at Gross, VIII begin
shipping ccal in q few days.
Woys is good at the 3. & 0 shops here.
The new system Of keeping accounts went
into eff ct thu IL inst, aud Il kept the
tosemeu and clerks busy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
BELLAIRE.
The Sunday Budget full OF the Record of
Fresh Happenings.


Fresh Happenings.
The funeral of Mrs. Charles Ogilbge will
take place this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock.
Ms. A. Lombard celebrated her 43d
birthday, Friday evening. Quite nun.
Der of the members Of the q. A. r. and
W. r G. AID SoHs # Vsterass were prea-
ent, also the dram corps. Several nam
bers of the Wheeling Camp Sons Of Vetec-
ans also shared in the festivities. R.
freshmeats we're served during the even
i1g. Mrs. Lombard received a fine easy
chair, gift from S 9angler Post.
Rev. ]. @. Smith, pastor of the South
Bellaire M. E Church, returned from
Jefferson county yesterday.
The Church OF Cad revival meeting,
south of town, ia mSetisg with much sue
cese. A number of new converts will be
baptized III the river at 1890 this fore.
noon.
Qdite number of our people will 90
out to B&thel campmesting to-day.
a large number OF strangers were in the
city yesterday attending the Morgan stock
sale.
Will King, the well known cigarmaker
AID musician, died at BarEesyille yestsr-
day. he was resident of this city for
several years, and had many friends here.
He leaves wife and child.
Pot setting vas begun at the Belmont
glass works Fridsy, bat it was thought
best to withhold operations until the wage
question wSs definitely settled.
Billy George, tbs base ballist, is in the
city.
A part Of the stock of the defiant Pitts
burg store was sold at cOnsteble's sale yes
terday.
Preaching to-day is announced for only
the South Ballaire and U. P. churches.
The school census iu.. taken shows an
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
wARRENT0N NEWS.

>pec.al Correspondence, ofhs Sunday Register.
WARRENToN, o., Angus. j. B. Nee
" has returned from a pleasant sGCurn in
Pomeroy.
MoUie Chamberlain visited the Misses
Brazfass in Wheeling this week.
John Coen, Of Martins Ferry is spend
ing d few days with his sister, Mrs. Ross
McAdsms
Mrs J. Billingsly has typhoid fever.
William Oliver of Urichsyiile, was In
town on Sunday.
Mrs. Gump, of Pittsburg, ard Miss Car-
psnter, of FernwoOd, are guests Of Mrs. n.
Nicholson.
John La1gly was taken i'll suddenly on
last Sunday, but is able to walk ont now.
Cora Cusic, of Bsllaire, is visiting rels-
tives in town.
VIII NsylOr and wife, of Smithfsld,
were in town on Sunday.
Ella Jackson returned on Friday, after q
protracted stay in New Cumberland.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
NEWS OF NEIGHBORS.
CORRESPONDENTS LETTERS FROM MANY
NEARBY TOWNS
Facts Of all Kinds Gathered and Condensed for The
Readers Of the Register Business, Social,
Personal, and Religious Gossip,
Interesting Goaslp From Busy WoSa Viz
ginia Town.

Interesting Goaslp From y Busy Wosi Viz
ginis Town.
SD-c.Gl Correspondence of ibc sunday Register.
CLAREsBURG, August 5 Misses GeOrgis
Parker snd Georgia Woodward, of Brook
lYn, n. Y, who have been visiting Misses
Nellie and Daisy Harrison, of this city, re-
turned home on Thursday morning They
will be greatly missed by Clarks5uIg
society, In which they had made many
friends AID scqus.ntaaoss.
Misses An5o sud Carrie Davis, daughters
Of H1a. Csled Davis, Of Keokuk, lows,
two charming an3 baauiili yousg ladies',
visited Nr j. D. Hucssv Ezd 0r. W. IL.
HuIsey, OF this city, for the psst two
week They left Oh Monday for Silters-
vile. aad mex. wiz Welt Wheeling, and
VIII not reach their western home before
Dso,mbcr
Dr. ID Morgan has bsen very i'll Tor
severaldsyg Ia fact, bis li,e vas dispalred
Of he las b-ea suffering rom an eocoss
ia the ch st, bat is r0W Thought TO be
better. I'll has however bcan Compel led
&c give up his extensive prsctica OF meci
cine FOR while 90 least Is is 30 be
bODsd thl. bs viii be able 20 resume BIS
pr9fsssienal duties D fore many days.
Progressive euchre parties are now ell
the rage. It seems chat cards are partic1-
lerly fascinating Last week Mrs Lee ii.
Vance gave party in hoaor of Miss ANA
and X Carrie ID avis, which was one OF
TIE happy s0ci8l events Of the season.
lre. Moore, wife Of Rsv Archibald
Mo-, has returned fOu % visit 90 the
Esst
Con- Chapel is b,iuZ rspe.red and an
eni tmt a3d towers being bu'.I Woicn
g.g,. - church Ike appearance. When
ccuo'et-d the MethOiis.5 VIII have the
f-sg rd most costly church in The city.
John e. s1y u ercctiug "a c0lm0iiJus
brick res.l ce M Mzin street
The Central PfeI5ytedan parsooaga is
now comp'stt. FL is az aiCg ins ald CON
yenient haiii.sg.
J. r. O.5ron's So1s have sled ta5 town
for e9 account for extras gr08iug our Of
thew or ~ rks contrast
A III Os1on up t,ustse sod Or Tuesday
the Jsues n Brown saw ull property 80
Phiirpi, which was purchased by Q. T..
Tste-.
= -ry arrangement is beieg made for q
futr.ss fair mere GA the q. A. and OF
september.
E. W. Williams, Of this city has been
awarded the contract by the State for
making million and a haf brick for the
new asylum building ia R5sna county.
The railroad hands are non a5 work
within "a mile of C.arks1urg
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

to Cambridge about month ego returned
yesterday, and repors having had good
time and excellent luck.
Harry WoOdmansee, of Steubelviile, is
spending few days here.
Frank Fisher has returned from Barnes
ville looking much better.
Mrs. C. O. Kinsey and SOD, Harry, Of
Toledo, are the guests of friends here.
The Cadiz pike authorities offer 20 join
the Bridgeport council in repairing Bank
street.
Thomas Maxwell will soon remove his
family TO Omaha, Neb., where he will en-
gage in business.
Patrick Clark, an old-time locomotive
engineer on the Cleveland & Pittsburg
railroad. was in town yesterday. He ia
now running passenger engine between
Chicago and Decatur, on the Wabash
road.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
MT. LAKE POINTS.

Special Correspondence Of ne Sunday Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, ND August
-, 1889 From the plight our grounds
we're found IN this morning it appears
that the old veterans ere fond of chicken,
watermelons, cantelOpes, &, SIS they
were in days OF yore. There we're
1T least thousand people here yesterday
over any previous Day II the history OF
the park.
The regular song service was conducted
at $50 this morning by Mr.. Cecil, accom-
panied by the MorgsntOwn orchestra.
DR.. J. 3. Van Meter lectursd at II a.
m. and the kindergarten children and
young people meetings are being held this
afternoon.
This has been a pleasant day. The sun
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
PORTLAND

AN Ohio Towns Gossip Condo,
Register. On
Special Correspondence Of he Suss,.,
PORTLAND, o., August 3 = -,,s'
returned Monday from three ., 81. :.
among friends at POmeroy. veg
o. P. Mckee, ofGso. M Sso.l
is taking vacation With hi, n, ,a
The work of removing the c,T2
in the White Bridge tunnel Is n r,'
We are told the work of retim5... 9
begin on Monday. U
J. S. Camp, Of the W. & I P
chased q fine horse this week f,,,- J
Pastors.
Lou Bauer takes the plsc.so1 n..
eer corps made vacant By the rs'..'S
Of Richard SArbsr.
Miss Della Pope, of Mstamora, b.
with Miss Minnie Gilie.pis a5i os
Sheetz a1d wife, started ye,s-5,,
trip to Niagara Falls ard Chm.
Lake.
Mis- James GieseY, Of W-ssi..
Mts. George Battlefield, C.. Bft-
we're the guests of Mrs. J. T. Hoo,
terday. s-
The TIltonville M. f. S,bSaA
about one hundred s,rorg pss.si,.-
town this morning on a picDict;,.-
siOs te L1ssnre's Grove. ooe e,3-
miles east from Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. S. Gillespie, wlo vas i,i.-..
weeks ago by falling dowl ri
stairs, has not improved rs lsn.4rv =.
hoped. Fears were ea,srai..5 }5a
Injured arm had nc. te.n prope-',
usiei and to-day acongul.atiop Of M
consislisg of J. N. Kelly and W.D.I
Of this place, aad DR.. Todd, Of b.
port, il bsiEg held.
10 Fuzzy, the Italian contract
Clarksburg, W. Va, arrived CA Tie
ing train to-day.
J. B. Gillespie, of Mar'i-'s Fen
Whiting his mother, Of this p see.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04
Elixir ofpatos

Is combination Of the active r-o,..
OF dates, 6gs and prunes. aad othsrn
cal fruits. lis plsaSa2: este and 6sr,s
affects have rendered il immensely n
ler. Il cures habilual co-sGpsnoo
gestion, biliousEess, sick le-dscle r
etc. Sold in 80 ce4t bottles by Y
Irwin, W. E. Wilhau-, John LspS
and @. r. Goetzs j. q. Goodwin &
and Logan q Co. WboiE.e sc-ats
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

making establishment in the Raymond
building.
We hear of numerous copper snakes
about recently. The quality of our liquor
IS about the same as last season.
Foreman VIM. II West had his arm
broken while at work on the B. & o. plat
form this week.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

being partly hid made it pleasant to be
cut anywhere. The mercury stands to-
day at II
There are several new arrivals IN ct
tandnnna az the aseemhlY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-08-04

incresse OF 60 over last ,o,., y
tion. '''res,,
Mrs. VIM. Orozier fell n, , :
her home in the First 1ard . 'as ~
her ankle. '-' D.
Postmaster Cooper and fsnH
iog relatives at Cameron, Ro,.5l' q ,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09

Trade in penny toys is on the increase.
There is something new every day. The
penny bagPiPss sell by the thousand.
The feature Of them is that though the
man plays what he calls cling" on the
very bagpipes you buy, no sovnd can be
got out of them when you take them
home.
There is penny bird in a cage, with a
cat trying to get at it, and an ingenious
penny donkey that kicks a penny put
upon its tail into money box. Colo
RADIO beetles in all the colors of the rain
bow are the stock of one man; niggers
you can't knock down though you try
ever 80 hard are seconds specially; a
third sells Lord Salisbury and Mr.. Glad
stone in mortal combat, and SO on.
A gentleman lately bought up a
sample of each penny novelty for time,
but stopped when he found that he had
collected over hundred in fortnight
Most of them are Partisan, and the
largest firm of dealers Qt is great pro-
fession) is said to number sporting lord
among its members.-London It'd Bits.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
MoRseLs OF oAsrhoNoMY

All minds are not built aliks-nor all
stomAchs.
The doctor follows close on the heels
of the ignorant cook.
To eat without enjoying what we eat
is a waste of time and material.
Don't allow meat and vegetables to be
placed in the same compartment of the
refrigerator.
Don't eat pork. When it is absolutely
unavoidable to do 80, it should be rem
dered harmless by being thoroughly
cooked by strong fire.
The chemists Of the national agricul-
tural department are about to begin the
work Of investigating the different arti-
fetal foods now on the market, it is re-
ported.
Mushrooms are a familiar article of
food, but they are only one of the many
edible fungi in America. The familiar
giant white puff ball, lycoperdon gigan-
teum, is, for instance, as good eating as
any.
It is curious fact, brought out by the
New York commissioner Of labor statis-
tics, that prison estimates OF the amount
OF food needed to sustain life are more
liberal than estimates for persons depon-
aant eR Dublia aharitiaa-