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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13

Name of company and location,
The Lion Fire Insurance com
pany, London, England.
2SThe amount of capital stock ISIS, 1875 900 oC
3---The capital stock paid up ISL 5G0OG9 OF
1.-THE amount of its assets is-------- 9349 81
The amount of its liabilities dn-
Guiding capital is------ 3l40SS 81
5-The net surplus over all liabilities
OIOSvO 90
6---The name of its attorney or agent
q for the territory of Utah upon
whom service of process in any
civil action against said company
may be made, Lewis B. Rogers.
THE receipts during the year were $50, 400 OF
were 24oo 81
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
NOTICE.

To the Stockholders of the Salt Lake G.
Fort Douglas Railway Company.
ON WEDNESDAY, THE FIF-
" teenth day OF March, 1899, at IL
O'Clock, noon, a meeting of the stock
holders Of the Salt Lake g. Fort
Douglas Railway Company will be
held at the office Of said company in
Salt Lake City, Utah, for the purpose
Of electing officers for the ensuing
year, and for the TRANSACTION of such
other business as may properly be
brought before it.
ARTHUR STAYNER,
Secretary S. L. & F. d. Ry.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
February 20, 1889.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, 70.
COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO. %
TERRITORY OF UTAH, CO
SECRETARY'S OFFICE. So

SECRETAR1 ; OtFlCE.
!, William c. Hall, secretary Of the territory Of
Utah. do hereby certify that the above and fore
going is full, true and correct copy Of the an
nual statement of the general condition of the
Lion Fire Insurance company of London, Eng
land, filed in my office on the 18th day Of March
1889, in pursuance of an act relating TO fire life
insurance companies, approved March 10, 1884.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the great seal OF the
SEAL of the territory Of Utah, this 5th day Of
March, 1899.
WILLIAM c. HALL,
Secretary of Utah territory.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
COMMERCIAL.
Bullion.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, March 19.-Bar Silver, 0s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13

: Ross Pharmacy, 164 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
Lion Fire Insurance Company, Limited

Made to the secretary of the territory Of Utah
in pursuance of an act relating to fire life in
surance companies approved March 10, 1884.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Pr05Gte Court in and for Salt Lake County.
Territory Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13

Rdss' Pharmacy, 1874 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
ANNUAL STATEMENT

For the year ending December 81, 1888, o. the
condition OF the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-13
NEW ORLEANS LA
DR.. OTTERBOURG.

46 & 4S w, End
South St, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
a regular graduate
in medicine and
special practition-
er. Authorized 10
treat all Chronic,
Nervous and Pri-
vate Dis e a S e s,
Seminal Weakness
might 10 S $ e 81,
Sexual bility
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
snfpIoeb Der MraIi6 oebro6ten MeI=

SnfpIse Der firsIi4 sebra9ten Nlel=
buna BON benz S6neqraiirer Salrefter
aus Bottom, ipeI6er in WiItpaufee in 81
Minuten II Maun raiirt, reip. abeepubt
bat, tbeilt elm Iebr befannter Barber in
8o4elter benz bort;sea vgolfSbIatt" nit,
baB er Dor etipa iunf Satren einen ars
better eebabt babe, ptl6er faS Sunftz
itid, stpansis Rann in siner Stunbe gu
raiiren, perI1ieoenemaIe fertis sebra6t
unb bic b~etreHenben Dpfer iOsar ools
tommen sufrierengeitelt bat. Dieter
,8Iis"= Barber par elm ettpa ~45idbriser
Senneiee'r unb sing BON 8o6eiter mad
8biIabeIpbia, no er nod arbeiten ioa.
DaS Bolts oIatt" bemertt bierau {:
uS6Dn absr mir m66ten nidt gu ben
~ipansiS SehDren."
Die beliebteu Tbomas=Gon=
eerte 1inb in Chicago i'm IuSiteaunssz
8ebdube ipisber er0fnet tporcen. Im
S6Iub Der lestea, Der adten Sailon
bieIer senubrei9en Concerto bate it4
Serr 1boma5 felt enti4lOien, lie ME
tpieber aufsunebmen unb Die Wtitslieber
ieines Srdeiters, baS Ct nit 10 bel
Wiife gum beiten in 8an3 4mertfa geltal=
tst bate, fir immcr mad allen Winb=
ri6tungen bin 81 en~tlaien. Den per=
einisten Mnitrensunsen BON Wuitffreun=
ben aus 9tetu Yorf, Chicago, 8rooflpn,
Cincinnati 9bilaSelphia, Buffalo,
louisville, ct. Souls unb Winneapclis
1T eS nun selunsen, ben bier mod un=
ilbertroffenen 9irisenten aund4it ieiner
boben berrli6en &unit 81 erbalten."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

0leinist Grer ghlt. rreI6es tie Guere rer GsfurfSseH
IN. rurh teu @etraua RON DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, unb sute g5rtcuu=I esrc 5edf
Sautiarbs, Iebbafter Self, sebenstraft, uzh GCiunb.
VT eer 6cnftitutinn rtro bceurn btgssiisEt rsreel
-"Golden Medical Discovery d" btiLt ale traEter
Gate. ron Ten Serehnliten g!ltbecn, I'D Zen reer
t6ndrel. SeioneerS erprebt EA flIe GGiffIaInteit In hes
Seiluua ron Gal;Hus peer SIedten, SieferSGr6tcn,
Snftrrt5, itrcptufeien Gei9u1rei unb ..ith'reauu5eu,
terar6ssrten Driien unb f~refeneeH SdirdrsH.
Golden Medical Discovery" bsiit Snriahiuht
(rrclte cine Sfrrybelbi1nrns in Der eiit5s iF,I tura
lire ruuber6are hlutretnisenhe, trtfteeIibs uap rhb=
rsnte g~3irfuus. FIR i1Da6e 9unae7, giIttreien,
o dtbnisfeiE, Gntnueuns frr euitrrSrbcr. tSrrRs
-itis. cittsen 5nfsn, atbernnot5 lsa5adl uno rer=
* Il 9eibeu, III Fe elm ~abirlutss SstlntticI. sic
5tt I6Ieunts be firfifen Sufteufane.
Il iriser eete, Gd1isfett peer eetcrfethsn, Ops=
rerh aas 9ertduunesbefhrereeu TT fe EN- unstfs
aisthlt6ss SeilmitteL-Bet allen aprtbeferr III BADEN.
Or, Pierces Pellets,-dutisbtIt5S uuD
etf6hreno. Is Cts. per Hlai4bel.-
ga auen aSetbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Die neue ruifiide Del 8pbr.
leitun9 iihsr ren Surum=9SaB 1T nabesu
pouenpet. Die Geitun8 lit 81 WsiIen
lang unb bsIteht ants ~4s5Oui9en &obren
iie beginnt bel Der Suram Station bel
transtautaiiiden Ciicnta5H, treu;t Der
unteren 8aufaius in elmer Sbhe BON g..
300 SUB iber Dem M~ecresIpiessI unb en-.
bigt bel Guiriu on rcr Suite bes Sdtrdr,
3en Meeres. Die 2eituns bicnt CUR BE.
fDrbcruns bon Gerpiia.Sel unb 1T unab.
bdnsis BON Der berc!ts fertisen 8cb6nei=
tune lie bat cine 2siitunssfdbi9teit bon
60,00O,O0O Gaapnen rer Sabr II b to.
itet S35O,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Ner:t6tea,sS6btrct

Die aIisrrei6its SummIunS
Sat melne yt9eurc" Trau
Sn Staip.5 u:o SeioenitoHer,
Sn Stntrn bon Gtraub uuo YfaI.
Stuf ib:s1 9tten iissn
Die &oesl aus Ifrtfa,
Sin urea Minterrpben
Sicl 4Set3e aus Canada.
Gle iammeIt Die ~ielteniten Stetns.
Sapphire unb CLAIMANT,
Sic braudt fir ihrc Hinse
8ereits cine brittle Sonh.
Gpn &erlen, Gprauen un6 Tula
Spridt ltet5 ibt iuBer dumb,
9r6-mcine NIilnsen SammlunH
Die sing babel ST. GrunS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
SO afrpbtptif,
Ser 6ct;.

Ser Geisbals blsibt i'm Eobe far9;
Spei 8ltde tpirft or ouf zen Gar9,
llnb tuuienb pirft er nit Gntiesen
9tad Den nit 9tngit %peripabrten S6dten.
s ifipere 2ait Der GitcIfeit
I'm i6Iedt III Icben, idtpe: ST iterben,
Suht man it'd 8iter 81 eripcrben;
GcGoient Elm iold,es GIIf tpcbl He;p?
3weifelbofter I~ufipanb.
Yrublban8: y8a3 mcine Grsiebuna
Ge;r g~efcitet, bappn maten Sic lid teis
zen 8e9riff! Bon meirem Jran3oiii6en
aIIein toitet iebeS Mort, ma i'd
pretc, nleinen gattr 20 0idrf :"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Gueerifaniif1eS Macrtei.

Ser &erioaIif g Sonee
bat neuli4 in ;ebn Sassn 700 SssIen
unc $500 erpbert. Or rereient dIio
for iete Seele ettras iiber So.
Sn New Canton in 9ife Co.,
ST., lit cine rubrartise &rantbeit auss
5sbroden, ipeIde nainentli9 bic &inber
.rsreift, unb bort bereits ;u iieben So.
oesfdQen eefibrt Bat. Die Stdatsse.
NOTWITHSTANDING Bat einen Sadberitdns
oiaen eortbin a~baeianbt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Gtarfe Hcbucirung.
8e0outenSp1bne.

Die Sernunft 1T Der @i6itrid Der 2ei=
benidaft.
*
Mafrpbtptif.
Sein @unI6, mein Sreunb, lit, III su
iperpen?
0a fam i'd Elm &esept Dir idreiben,
Gs sibt fein beHereS auf Grben:
0u rrubt nur ior9en, jung 3u blei
BEN.
X
Talent unb Genie berbalten iid ;u
chamber tpie photographic unb Ntalerei.
X
Wianden Sprgeiebten lernt man
erIt III feinem Na6fpIser fennen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Sr0Qbeit bcr Nicren it Gin &C
fG5rItder Ncblcr bcricIbeu II. ,>nl
Sultano Der ltut60ti9rcit gcratbcu lie raid,
auBcr SrOnnng. ,lcnc bnrtnddiGCn unb
pcrb0n9UlGuotCu EtlOcn, ole &ri0Dt'ihC
NerCntr0nthel unO SudtrruGr lttllcu It'd
nit 'hrcdllcNcr Sihcrbcit en-. lobOID Die
9tlcrcntbdtia;cit ucria9t. %lulcntdtarrh,
Mornbclhmtroe nuO Smang luIo bic fait I'LL
grandchildren Nolgcu Clner pnrtiCllcu %Gbnt=
md Der Stale. Die ourd Sbm0de ODER SrG0=
bett ocrlclben ueruriuAt miro. lNoitcttcr'S
Wta9cnblttcrS vi Ciu nobItbdti1 l%uirtenoeS
anrc9clocS ARlttel, b0S Die SbGti9teit Der III
Ncoe ltebenocu Sr9ont f0roert, aui oeiien
2Strtnn9eu man it'd u"Crlalicu tam, obuc ben
itbcr9roftn 9tcli briiirdteu III miiiien, mel
der bclIrt9 Die Nol9c bes Wcnuiies bereewobnz
lid IN AldnoCl u~orfonuneloeu uidf meoi;i.
mud prapnrirten StimuIlantien ilt. NIs net
teie mobIthatt9e 2&irtuug oes SitterS 1T oil
iutibrell, ooR IS bur6 Die ySie6crberlteuun1o
der Nttloustdbigfeit Der 9tiCreu oieielbeu III
Staro lest, ou5 burd bielelbcu paijirenbe
%lnt pom oIen llnreini9feiten III beireieit
'ipelbe 10 bGuti9 9tbeuniatisnluS nub SEai.
lsrlidt peruriodeu. 9e,poIitGt, Sieber ltnb
Wtattl9teit, Seritopfuu9 uno Spspeplie ,uer=
Den ourb oas Sitters iiberIpunoeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Iu Ser 8Drfe.

u (eine srpbe Gruppe Sinanciers, bic
in Der betannten bcftisen @eiie seItifu=
Iiren bemerfenb): r9ta, pu ipiro's baIo
&eiIe iesen!"
9: $50 benfen Sic bin - lduter
2eute!"
u: yIba, b'rum f6nnen fie 8 ;u feis
ner Sarmcnie brinsenH
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Snmortfti1eS.
So1sen bes Sbeaterbefa4es

'SoIsen bes Sbeaterbefu9es
v2iebe Srieba, i'd ratbe Dir in Deinerp
eisenen Snterehe, tpeile Die 8eperbune
bes 8rpfei1ors 8udbeim ni9t 3urid!"
yNein Gnti9luB itebt fei5 Ntama!
.Seit i'd ySauf" sefeben, traut
i'd feinem 8elebrten mebr!"
SnbipibueIle Inf9auuns.
Sdunebrer: 49,. @enn mir cine gut,
Sanbluns seibt baben, 10 bei8lei9t uni
ftets Elm an9enebmes SefdRl
innerer 8efriebigung, 10 als
trenn mir 5. 9. = einen suten Nie
renbraten 9eeefien unb ba3u
cine SIai DE 8beinpein 8e
tr%unfen bdtten!"
Mpberne 9aIIerie.
einsige . original in man.
der @emdlbesaaerie 1T Der Better
eIbft.
8osbaft.
ySn tpeI6em SersmaB ioa i'd benin
baS 9ebi6t gum 9eburtstas meinei
S9miessrmutter idreiben?
Dgtatiirli9 IN s. Z ametern!'
8erIebter StpI;.
Die Sebnidbrise Mina (ppr Der erfter
&lapierItunbe gu ibrer Manna): SD min
leben, ob mein neuer &lapierlebrer 3u mi,
ySrdulein" ober bios Sic" iast!"
Clad Der Stunbe.) Stun, Mtna".
frdst bic Man,a, vtuie bat 9ein aebrer 81
Dir sefast?"
,@eibt 9u, ipas CT seiast bat, Der IN.
sespsene @enf9", ruff Mina efnpDrt:
ySomm', &Ieins LAB Did auf ben
Stubl beben J"
Naip.
8idter GUM Inseflasten, na9bem be,
8ertbeibiser eeiproden): nSaben Sn
nod 'paS anSufibren 2"
Strold: v9err @eri6tsbOt Der Irsi
bat mir cine fisenbe 2ebsnStpeiis psr'
boten!
&i9tis.
u9a feb! Ser rei1e Silberbers MD
ieinen T69tern! Sra, I'm, bic rei3ert
au finben, 9eb6rt AUDI cine beicnbers
9nbe ba5u!"
,@eIde?"
,S 6nIben!"
Maliti5S.
81: yllnier Sreunb 8OIter ipar ia
aufaQenb fill beute!"
9: y@irb fi9 tppbl cine &rafehI:
fopfent3unbun9. 5use3o9en ba'
9oppeIfnnis.
8ebienter Our 8D9in, bic freu;fudtie
in Der 8h6e Berumfabrt): .@eIt, Sung:
fer Rarie, beut' iint g fu9tie ! Saben
g slaubt, beut' fpntmt Sbr 9eIiebter,
Der &aminfebrer- bertpeil 10 Sd.
men ober y's Maul fauber blies
4ud) Elm Grunb.
StubipiuS 81: (beseBnet ieinem
Sreunbe nad lanssrer t3eit): uRa,
gu! Did fiebt man ober aud ME i'm
GOae9! 8cbbaIb i6tpdn5'it Su BENIN in
einemfort?"
etubiOius g: ,a6 tpeiBt Gu, int
Gple9 ba tpirb mir su bel d:
iimpeIt!"
&uS5ei6nung.
SrGulein: -. SEER lieutenant, benfen
Sic aud oft an mt6?"
lieutenant: yNuf Gbre - mein einsis
ger Gipil8ebanfe!"
Satale 8eru9i9uns.
SEER Doctor, ipenn mo-, uns 10 oft
beiiammen fiebt, fD"nte mai.-burfte a
- un5 fir perbetratbet balten!"
y8a5 madt bas, endoises Srdulein,
- ipenn tpir'S nur in @irfliafeit
finb!"
Cine SDipenmutter.
Grau 81: reeben Sic nur, tpeI6e In=
ltrensunsen bic Srau Oberft madt, UNI
ibre Spd)ter on be,. Mann gu brinsen!"
Sruu 9: nSu, iie fdmpft tDie cine
2pipln, beren Suirge8 man Mot
rauben ipia!"
Gtarfe Ecbucirun9.
Sunser Gbemann: rSeute fauf' i9
Dir Elm i6Dnes Sammttleip, &eib6en,
neil i'd Did gar 70 lieb babe uno
ipcnn's 300 81 arf fDftet! 9a8 Bah
i6 mir felt bDrsenommen!"
Srau: y9lber iei nidt rerriidt, IusuIt!
Wosu braud' i9 benin elm 70 tbeures
&leio? Spare nur Sein 8elo, mir tper=
ben'5 nod brauden!
Nann: Gisentli9 BAIT Su redt,
SerS9en. Qber Gttpas nluB t6 Dir
~faufen, neil i6 beute 70 gut aufgelest
bin %. maeit 9u piclet6t UNI 10 Pfenz
MIA DatteIn2"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

8ebienter (sur 8D1in, Die treu;fudtie
in Der Slide berumfdbrt) r9slt, Sung.
fer Rarie, beut' fint g fu9tis Saben
g slaubt, beut' fpmmt Sbr @eliebter,
Der 6 aminfebrer-b ertpeil is Sbs
men ober y's @aul fauber Bile:
B e n" ="
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Eat.~ed at the Post Office at Hermann, Mo-, and
Omitted tor Il snsm!Ssion through the mails IT
psnnl-claSs raTes
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Srau 81: ySeben Sic nur, tpelde Inz
ltrensunsen bic Srau Sberit ma6t, I'M
lire Spdter an bei. Ntann su brin9en!"
Srau 9: ~Su, iie fdmpft tpie cine
2bipin, beren Sunge8 man ni4t
rnuhpn fnint"
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-12-05
The Tin Mines Of Cornwall.

While the glory of the Cornish tin
mines hsS departed, it should not be for
gotten csat they have played an import
ant part in the worlds economy for many
centuries. They used to give employment
to nearly 10000 people, but emigration
to more remunerative fields abroad and
the gradual extinction of the mines has
greatly reduced that numb-:. 1t was
calculated q few years ago that there
y'n:4 over 800 tin mines in Cornwall, but
most of these are now deserted and the
unused smokestacks are now scattered up
and down the country like the monu-
ments to departed industry. In 1866
the Cornish mines produced 5000 tons OF
tin, valued at 81 $50, 900, while in 1877
it was estimated that the yield for the
century had reached the high figure of
over $50, 100000 Lastly, it should not
be forgotten that the Cornish miners
have proved themselves an unusually in
telligent and independent body of men.
They are in request in whatever part of
the world mining operations arc con-
Quoted, and it may fairly be asserted that
the solution of every intricate problem
in mining geology is generally assigned
to Cornish agent, and every task re-
quiring skill, resource and courage is
intrusted to Cornish miner, r,--San Fran
cisco Chronicle,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-12-05
The Chinese Minister'S Pretty Wife.

was lucky enough the other day to
catch a glimpse of the new Chinese Min.
ister's wife as she sat at the window in
the south front of the Legation House
on Dupont circle, looking pensively out
upon the street and park, says Wash
ington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
.Nesos.
Not only that, but active work brought
an accomplished artist upon the scene
in time to sketch the lady in one of the
prettiest poses, with her dainty hand
up to her head, and a mirror resting
upon the window ledge close by.
The picture was one which attracted
much attention from passers-by, and
provoked the comment that the wife of
the Minister must have been a belle in
her own country, and that it is great
pity she cannot go into the society of
the American Capital and convince all
beholders that China has produced at
least one pretty woman.
As the wife Of q Minister of China
this little woman has little more liberty
than a convict of the galleys, and is al
ready known in the neighborhood of the
Legation, which is the old house COM
monty called Stewart Castle, as "the pris-
oner of the CASTLE"
She is not permitted to drive out
alone, nor to go shopping OF to mix with
the world in any manner. The story
that she rebelled one recent day and
went out in the park and sat on one of
the benches till the gathering crowd
drove her back into the house, is a mis-
take. She has never dared show so
much independence of her stern hus
bands authority, and would probably be
sent back to China in disgrace, and per-
haps have her pretty head cut from her
slender neck if she did
The Corean ladies rebelled against the
laws of the realm and went shopping
and sightseeing within Il week after
their arrival here, but China and Corea
are different countries.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-12-05
LAUNDRY HINTS.

Buttcrmilk will remove tar spots some
times. Rinse in soapy water.
A paste of soft soap and starch will
take stains out of bed-ticking. Spread
it on the spots, and when dry scrape OIL
and wash with damp sponge.
To remove grease stains from silk hats,
use turpentinc and then alcohol.
20 iron silk hat: Holding the hat IN
the left hand pass warm iron quickly
around, following the lay Of the nap
To clean silk: The garment must be
first ripped and brushed. Spread on a
flat board an old blanket covered with an
old sheet. Then sponge the silk on both
sides, rubbing any dirty spots particular,
", with this mixture: One-half cup OF
call, one-half cup ammonia and one-half
pint tepid soft water. Roll The silk on
stick, an old broom-handlc will do, be-
inc careful that no wrinkles are lett on
it. Let it dry without ironing. Woolen
goods may be treated in the same man
All fancy hosiery Should be put into
strong solution of salt and cold water be-
fore wearing, we'll saturated and dried
without wringing, either in the shade on
in warm room.
TO clean coats Take of ammonia two
ounces, soap one ounce, soft water one
quart, and teaspoonful OF saltpetre.
Shake we'll and let the mixture stand a
few days. Pour enough on coat to
cover the grease spots, rub well, wash off
with clean cold water.
Two ounces of common tobacco boiled
in gallon of water, rubbed on with a
stiff brush, is used to renovatc old cloth
clothes. 1t is said to leave no smell.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-12-05
Will BE Hen-Decked.

The hour was growing late: the pas
sengers in the sleeper had all gone to
bed A porter approached "lower e."
ana, jerking the curtains apart,
mumbled something. whats the
matter?" demanded a rather old-look-
lug man, getting out and following the
porter, who had stepped back few
PAGES.
81 say, sch, that I am sorry to tell
you, but you'll have to change cars.
What for?" the old fellow thun-
dered.
"You want to go to St. Louis, don't
you!"
Yes"
well, but this sleeper goes to Kan
sas City"
"Why in thunder didn't you tell me
so, hah?"
81 didn't know myself till just now" I"
"Why didn't the conductor tell me 2"
he roared.
II don't know, sah."
where is your pumpkin-headed
conC.ctor?"
"Back in the smoking compart-
ment."
The old man went into the smoking,
compartment and thus addressed the
conductor:
"Didn't you know I wanted to 60 to
st. Louis?"
"Not until I happened to look at
your ticket just now"
"And now I've got to change cars at
the next station?"
"Yes, If you want to 60 to st.
Louis"
This is an internal outrage. Listen {:
For six years ] have been counting the
Widow Hcnnipin. Sometimes my chan
ces would he up and sometimes they
would be down. 1t rocked along this
wav till last week and then / married
her, and now We are on onr wedding
tour. Look here, my dear sir, for the
love of humanity please let this car 60
On TO st. Louis, for ii won't do to pull
my wife out of bed ut this time of night
and make her change cars. She'll
swear I didn't have sense enough to
know where I wanted to go and all
through life she'll hold me down. My
dear FL, if you believe in the liberty Of
man, let this car 30 10 ST.. Lous; don't
help to hen-peck mo. If You don't
come to my aid that woman will always
believe that am weak-she never will
have any more confidence in me--will
hold ME down and ride over me, l tell
YOU"
eve have about reached your sta
ton. Hurry up"
"But can't you help me?"
II cannot"
"Then + am lost lost and hen
pecked for the second time in hfe."-
ArkanSaW TTGre.er.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-12-05
RECIPES.

Baked Custard-Two tablespoonfuls Of
flour beaten with two eggs; one pint OF
milk and sugar to sweeten; Favor with
nutmeg and bake.
Jumbles-One cup of sugar. one cup
of butter, one-half cup sour cream, one
egg, one teaspoonful of soda dissolved
in hot water, one-half Of apound OF deslc-
Gated cocoanut, flour to roll.
Corn Gems-Stir one pint of boiling
milk in one pint of corn meal, add half
a cup or less, according to the taste, of
sugar, one teaspoonful of salt, and let
cool, add three eggs and bake in gem
pans.
Hinged Potatoes-Pccl some large
sized potatoes, then cut them round and
round as an apple is pared; fry in clean,
sweet lard like frtters until brown, drain
on sieve, sprinkle fine salt over them
and serve.
Pudding Sauce-Onc cup Of sugar,
butter the size Of an egg, one egg; beat
the butter and sugar to cream, add the
egg; set on top of boiling tea kettle, Or
some vessel of hot water, and stir until 1t
is like cream.
Cheese Scallop-Soak one cup OF dry
Dreadcrumbs in fresh milk; beat into 1t
three eggs, and add one tablespoon OF
butter and a half pound of grated cheese;
stew upon the top siftcd breadcrumbs,
and bake in the oven a delicate brown.
Apple Tapioca Pudding-Soak over
night ono cup of tapioca in six cups OF
water. Next morning add one cup OF
sugar, one egg, and beat well together.
Then pare. core and chop five, six or
more apples and stir with the tapioca in
pud ling dish and bake slowly.
Boiled Salmon-A piece of salmon four
pounds in weight should suffice for eight
persons. Put it to boil in spiced acidu-
lated water, cover and keep it simmerlnS
for thirty-tive minutes. Then take the
fish from the water, skin it, remove the
bones, mask with little cardinal sauce,
and send it to the table. The sauce
should be separately served.
Chicken Puree-Pick into small bits,
cold roast OF boiled chicken; salt and
pepper. Boil the bones and skin In
enough water to cover; strain and return
to the fire. When it boils, stir in for
each cupful of the stock small teaspoon
-four rubbed in one teaspoon butter; add
Il little celery salt, and stir in the meat.
Serve with small triangles of bread pre-
viousIy fried crisp in very hot lard.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1889-12-05
HOUSEHOLD MATTERS.
COLDS AND HOW TO CURE THEM.

Everyone is more or less susceptible to
cold, and now that the Geld season has
come the utmost precaution should be
exercised beforehand to prevent colds,
instead of taking numerous doses of
medicine afterward to cure them. To
relieve colds or hoarseness CRATE horse
radish in q cup OF vinegar, let steep
awhile and add honey or crushed rock
candy to sweeten; or, pour hot water
over pine tar, cover and let cool, or drink
warm with lemon juice and sugar. For
singers and speakers this last is excel.
lent. Persons troubled with rheumatism
will be relieved by rubbing briskly with
olive oil, or olive oil in which is dis
solved salt and potash in equal qantities.
The parts most sensitive 10 cold are the
chest and back which should be covered
with flannel Many men when wearing
overcoats, either through disregard for
health OF negligence, leave the fronts un-
fastened, aud expose the chest to the
cold, which penetrates to the Lack and
LODGES there and is afterward felt IN ex-
cruciating backaches. The same way
with some women.-DctrOit Free Press.