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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-13

he Senate last seek rendered tnopers-
tiTe ihs tia prescribing the con pensasion
ard duties 81 us supreme court reporter,
by striking oct tie clause relating 80 his
compensation. Rat today, after debate.
the sAlzrg was 6xed az 81 so ard the hsa
passea
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

S-fe4tt9a ga - ss-lr,as G sor n - s. greee
Eo"- et a- cSts -el sleet crepe.
Ntl- ral -rc.esrea border - pzle PISA
Poses Tee eetea, af .eng shawl strapped
ever fh4s 81. -t tav fala.sss aglesr cfess
-iA --- Iae l.a,= fel1s rsesaas4 -.
t4e 1s-r ~ DsH9 goddess 49, tbs lluslc
"41-d u-aa. tas cr.fsl b So aescue ines
sks.a a. .oea 49, Tee As.d u Athens was
s va .~. val sreiaeIeo wilb pax "
i.Ns. - q i-fgIlte 1cllr Tor these popular
Or-es Eowr.
A ne@r. ar glrl Doomed Ia q dress that
"as lre4at 10 lsst tA4t svsnlsx only
WEB 81 saeuous piak xsuLs huug about
1ef. tte cf.4t hard - dee a. the faiutesr
tint ga t1e so shell Iais dlaDlk4ou.
c-HAn Nas hearty covered wlt1 natural
Anner>. tte fine sLim naeriUg blooms that
Ne" r. 4 -ucer- cal babies breath
being ine blossoms chosen. The wreath
on her hair was of tie salAe Iaosies aud
diamonds Ia Invisible settings were sttewu
over re towers and sheue .ike the dew at
sunrise. Nc cooler aud more aerial toilet
has p-cn ~eel tair summer, but the few
hours iHat were The limit ~ the fresh love
nless n the blossoms we're a. tEst IL was
expected 10 serve
A weird Kind Il a ball dress was made
OF a soft ribbed yellow six. very simple
and plain From tic shoulders depended
long scarf drapery ot misty. sray green
crepe. lt passed from the shoulders 70 the
waist aud wa- left 80 loose that il did not
disguise one curve OF the form IL hung
from the shoulders IA long shawl drApeFies
trailing behind on the floor
Artistic simplicity j. with the buds the
order of the 0ay. White muslin. the girl
ISL fabric that Miss Edgeworrh's and Miss
Ausiin's and Washington lrving's hero
incs affected l. once again the very height
or the styic and II is INSIDE in the
most youthful manner possible Tie
more luvenile and ingenious the
cebnIsl.t- can look the more closely
she approaches her ideal The mus
lin Is frequently that exquisite six mus
lin wh. ch falls in such graceful folds Ii IS
made ln Lnpirr fashion with the border
fnisned ID daisy petals or edged with a
band az embroidery IN Greek designs.
The bodice is folded softly aeress the
bosom ard has no g8rniture but broad
muslin SSH which may be i've, six or
seven yards long IL the deburante j. slen-
der, 10 IS wound about her waist two or
three times sud then tied at the back a
an enormous bow with long ends The
sash al o. IS season Is simply astonishing.
Tie dehu;nute tits and ininces under II
much as lie 2-year-old did three or four
SEASONS ago
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

White is the wear but the tints OF the
colored GOWNS are so soft and delicate
rs TO seem copied from the pinkisn white
Newport roses, the wistcrla blossoms and
the greensh- blue of the summer skv
above the sunset. An ideal summer ball
gown showed five unhemmed airy skirts,
one above another, ALI OF a faint blue
gauze, with pink hedge foliage bordering
the fourth and yelled by the fifth hanging
over them. Each skirt fell straight all
around from bodice OF pompadour bro
cade in patterns OF roses and leaves on
bluish-white ground. This bodice is half
low in the neck, with elbow sleeves end
and shoulder and corsage sprays OF ferns
and wild roses.
Auo; her gown bringing in the witchery
OF lace and delicate textures was OF lilac
crepe and creamy EN- oroidered net falling
in straight folds at the back; on one side
was floral panel, the blossoms enbroid-
cred in II ks Of the SOftest hues frightened
with gold thread and mbned with that
subtle art which we have copied from the
Orentals, which subdues the tinting only
10 enhance the effect. This embroidery
was repeated on the edge of the skirt,
where il was partly yelled by Il lace houuc-
headed by ruche OF crepe from which fell
a cascade Of pink and lilac ribbon. The
coat bodice WAS of EN- broideTed net the lace
basque Of which formed a peplum, knot
ted behind The lace revers showed an
embroidered waistcaat barred by three
rows ef pink and lilac ribbon. The full
sleeves reached just 70 the bend Of the
arm and were edged with lace and trim
med with small b ows Of ribbon.
Heavy gold embroidery appears on the
beautiful white cab mere and yelling even
ing gowns Fine white cashmere drtpeG
over a northumberland white silk skirt
makes the prettiest com bination Of mate
rials possible Plain tulle. il Is fair 10 say.
has entirely superseded the fancy and
beaded kinds Some Of the richest sum.
mer evening gowns are 90 black gauze or
lace or net over black silk and gold or sill
yer embroidered.
The hair il no longer dressed in the tow
erinc. aigrette-adorned puifs Of a year ago.
A low classic knot bound with a fllet. n
simple knot at the back Of the neck. All
Arrangement Of biaids on the bsck of the
head with chris twisting abont the neck
and ear. these and 4 dozen lov aud half
low ARRANGEMENTS admitting the us. =
flowers anf ribbons are the simmer yles.
The SUMMER sorties-de-bal are Eorgeous.
some OF them being made OF thin white
materials ike Yelling or chsli edorard
with cascades Of lace and tied ~ifh rib
bops. TIIEN OSBORN
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

The above IS the title OF a
new Illustrated Serial which
we have just purchased and
which will shortly be begun
in these columns. This is,
without doubt, the most
charming story we have read
in many a day. 1t is IL
tensely interesting. 1t IS a
powerful piece of literary
work. A life-picture, sunny
in the main, yet SO full
of things that touch the finer
feelings of the heart that
the average reader will more
than once find his or her
eyelids wet with tears.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11
6L4 A1e


We have IN the case of electrical waves
along a wire a st1roarcs outside The wire
and current vitbiu b.. and the equations
81 Maxwell allow "a % calculate these win
perfect accuracy and give al the laws with
respect fo tner1
We thus fuf that The velocity ~ propaga-
ton ~ The waves a'onE wire. hung far
ava from other cod.es aui made n good
cnn4aetlrr raterisi. IS that ~ light. or
fs1as0 os per second but when IL i.
hraz ue7r Any conduct matter. ike the
aarfa. nr snc.csrd IN q cable and sunk into
enc set the velocity becomes mich less.
when nrrz in space. away from other
haiIas if FORMS "a it were. the ror- Of
system Of waves In rre ether. tno AMP ftr 10
~ che disturbance becoming .ess and l.ss
as W. rl've away from Che wire Bat tie
r-rs- curious fact Ia tla- che electric cur
rrn- usnetrafes only a short i.s-arra into
enc wire. Being mostly confined ~ tre sur
fs-e. esrer ally w1ers the number ~ oseil-
laficus FER secrad a very Rreat-H A
Row ard
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

co-eperaae ~.th ye4 q ts4r dlrsetion, pre-
Ierruz. l-seseE. - s4Fe Is altsa1ec ~ -
nue 81 ta4- 1 CO - &C ~rra AZ TAI
glal84 so--1 $50 Ks e. BE- ~ 9N4
sse4a -e.s-r
ae 1s4-a have % 1zal a. Gee hundred
49, Inlrt5 1se to4l1s. .e1a4sz / cln l1r
tr.-ia ~ 81 t14t 1<-rs - -nc1s extra care
aal gua1 fesolaE waite sal CO.'S "a trz-l
1eEa ~ ta-f, 4 .1Ee. q fl- seT1 q 81
4if-l-t f.9a er F1ce. 81 ~ -1s e14 SAGE !
rTs4.1 4sx --4- es ng1s 4a.er rle rules 2
TIE ienlel pre- r.rz '1 f-e CDer- house
ID PARIS. ~ Vo4 aat eeeas - 4eleD. /
Will engage rae 6e.se Lea 4ad p-t few
good resciag lclices n l-e P4sers.
Wolaa expect t1at q f1rfs III ave tnoa-
s-1a c.. AIS ~ ylL lp. So te4t. ID case go4
srs .u ia.i at the time. 1 saal have soL1e-
tnlaz % RENAL 4rsc ne Tor ~ trip 20 Psris
4ad size general 4oAe4Fsi % ~ snolS %
lEg H1lch arises from ocean travel
eta i-nge yea IS a PLAIN A4erican Cit
Een and IA amateur, partially q assert me
rights ~ simple tax pave 4le partly -
secure Tor myself : BAne. / as, as
bog. the pride Of ny parents, and they
Uzat led ne 70 amount - something 50
"a. the results have been different Vii
yol Act al me. = poor strlgzisr n the
great roe for supremacy. - obtain TIA.
notice WATCH tas newspapers now 50 70
llcfantiy yieldt You are said % DC yea
erous b = fault, especially your 0wa faults,
aud 1 plead Win yo4 now 70 give ne
chance % share your great fame b. accept
ing ny challenge and appearing with me Ia
mixed programme for tie evening. in
which Ne VIII loln-y amuse and instruct
the people, while, a. tae sane time, II will
give ne = chance 20 become great ii one
day. even II 1 An defeated.
l have 0lten admired your scholarly and
spiritual expressions and your modest life,
and you vii remember that ~ one time |
asked y0u for your autograph, and you tod
no % % where the worm dleth nos and tho
ire department IS ioc1ectuA Wll you
not, l ask, aid a strusgler AID painter, or
fame, who desires the eve u the public,
even II as own DO it4licIsed al the t.mei
/ must close this challenge more 10 the
nature u an appeal % che q Americas best
known men. Wil you not accept my hum
bio challenge, 80 tha. can 20 into training
a. oncet We can leave the details Il tbs
tight 10 the Nail and Express, II you will,
and the champion belt We can buy after
ward AL l care for Is the honor OF being
ulxsd Up with you IN some way, and enough
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

mer hops the .oug rays Of light sent
out by the jewels, the blending OF
soft rich colors, the CLEAN Of fair white
arms and uncovered shoulders. the gay
and spirituelle combinations Of tulle and
flowers, the simmer Of silks and the
splendor Of brOcades make picture bright
with color aud variety
White is the principal wear, "a IL has
been in London and Paris throughout the
season, and diamonds blaze from the hair.
the neck and the front of the gown. Often
the portion OF the bodice that is trimmed
with lace from shoulder 10 shoulder IL
Que mass OF gems and more than one great
lady wears a diamond stomacher. 1t can
not be said that the glitter OF so many
jewels Is universally becoming. The
flashing, glowing, scintillatipg suns OF
life and light and color suit only mod
crate proportion of faces and those OF the
more dicli led and stately order. How
ever, there is an imposing appearance
about the sparkle of so many jewels that
pre- events one examining too nicely into
the mere becomingness OF the display.
A notable feature Of the hop gown is its
revolt against New York conyentionalism.
In August in the bali room we get for the
first time the Empire and Directory fash
ions unsubdled, unmodernized, not re-
duced to rigid uniformity bydressmakers'
rule New York is not a picturesque
city; il has been under the dominion
OF the tailor gown too long. New
York hates the suspicion OF being ex-
treme. 1t takes the Directory coat and
makes an oid-fssnioned polonaise OF 1t; IL
taxes the Josephine robe and turns it into
prim bodice with broad sash. But the
casino is unterrified. The casino turns
the summer corsage into something so
shirred and folded and puckered, gathered
up so softly about the shoulders like a
baby's waist over a white guimpe or flying
back from a waisteOat OF white, heavy
with gold EN- hroidery, so jauntily that it
becomes as beautifully iucomprehensible
a. one OF RObert BrOwning's most esoteric
poems.
The casino delights in soft, silky, yell
lowish India muslin, and indeed il is "A
beautiful material on a girl with deli
cate complexion and dark hair and eyes
The casino likes 10 see IL made with the
waist high UP under the arms, and edged
with a yellowish lace about the shoulders.
The sleeves have round puff above. kept
in form by fine wire hoops inside, and the
rest fits loosely TO the curves Of the arm
like the wrinkled top Of a glove The
skirts are extremely narrow and are fin
ished very probably with scallops of gold
thread A Above these are embroidered rose
gariands festooned in graceful curves with
knots and fluttering ribbons. In the back
these muslin draperies touch the ground.
In front they are shorter, showing the satin
slippers laced about the trim ankles. san
dal-wise The hair Is wound about a high
gold comb pierced into lace-iike intricacy
after the old tortoise shell designs, and
bandeaux OF narrow white ribbons cOnfins
the little punches OF curls hanging over
the temples This belle carries no flowers.
but she Yields With grace that might
have been learned NJ the Fan Academy an
exquisite gauze fan.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

par value n the ave hundred shares. viii
lse The premium because I am little
PRESSED f8r money The painters VIII oe
through next week All WILL waat tleir pay.
As say. want - see you own che cana,
Tor ia fancy / caa see you as you toiied,
down there q me not sun. - You noated
your Wneeloarrow d0Na tho valley with
your preparation. 1 can see you IN the
morning with hot. red nancs and .ln dip
per pal gong 10 your toii with a large red
cotton handkerchief sticking cut OF your
hip pocket.
- / have decided hat yon ough. 20 have
control n possible. q this great water
front Besides, you have A larger family
than have - support. Waen heard that
y0n were The father % nftcen little children
ar. raf sou are IN the sere AMI yellow leaf
! ,sil f.. rvseif. man with that many lit
49, a fr feed a. the age Of eighty
shan rsr fs irst crack A. nv stock. And
soif gol q send ths face value as soon a.
possible, WI cay bong Jaw messue.
Yours truly. BuL NTA
p The SEVKS HAIRED SIsrzRs,
Steenth street. New York.
Nssd.rnes. Manscuos and Fellow Citizens.
write these sew Ines % say that am
vel aud hope this viii fad you al enjoying
the same great blessing. How pleasant 70
l. Tor sisters % dwell together Ia unity and
beloved by mankind. You mus indeed
have a good time standing IN the window
Ctv after day, pulin your long hair through
your angers with PRIDE When FIRST saw
you AL thus En- gagged, FOR the benefit OF the
pubic. thogghtit was a candy pun
now write % say that the hair promoter
which you so.d me az that time Is not up 70
= rNaf II r..rrc flf
4. AID 7 think that IN year something
oagst % sbow. Itisa great nuisance for q
public raa who is liable % come home late
a. night % have 20 top dress his head be-
fore ns can retire Your directions involve
great care and trouble 20 man In ny posi-
ton. aad Still j have tried faithfully 20 fol-
low sber What "a the RESULT Nothing
bat disappointment and not 80 very much OF
that
You said. p You remember. that your
father was Q 3a.--leatcd clergyman, but
orc fas VITA rll shrek Of Eureka"
D. discovered th,7 barr @ncogr8zer and the
rrst 30 h's Nfr .rd his high hat with hair
csr- f..r 20 prt b. on. X0g said that ~
fsst fae growth Of down. lse the inside
a. p rafrr esr would be seen. after that
tao blade. Cd fts stock and the flil corn
A. the ear. "a pig $ ear, I am now led 70
b. eve.
Fair Bat false seven haired sisters. I ncVv
b. sou r8isa. Yen have lost i1 ne q good,
warrr. frle-hcartrd and powerful friend
ASK rae aot Ter uy Endorsement or my be-
fore AID '-r- picture 20 use 'n your circu-
las. ieiFs my z.ad words and Photographs
beresfter CAB .fr soap men. They are WAIST
thcv secn- Ven e~s n1t
Whrn 3 vonan ort--7s re She must be-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

Sone III Interesting experiments have been
rarrisf on a. Amherst bv s. 4 Maynard.
the hcrflcrI rirs- 70 t1a Nsssschusef-s Az
r.culturai tVrer mems Slstl1r. wa I'd .u5l-
cate f1ar ev7rcrstst sr raur - rec emily
a V'rf fan Eic'ce. 1u- thsf b. - an exec srt
remetV against Tsfr1rtr-rs t..rf.s- tra
rommcu red spicer. The remedy -ans s-s
IN heating seff.e ~ a. ptlr f-r th-sa
or fsnr hours twice cr three f-ues week
~ .esriF scf ~ ucfr IN th4 rr0r rf-h III
Tested plants. care nai7E tsSen arf IN rear
81 80 shat it W. rszs irs. bus svarorafinx
enough IN 90 shs~can w7-h visible vsre-
ard -' make t1e s-.rla- cior rerrerfa.e
So perfect a remedy L. ffis ,iai1-e3 =, BE-
taat nfssfe1 plants ex-esed fer fer
s0urs m IRE -ocn where 81 rslr = usaa
A. sad 81 1e e,en7 f-eet
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

Several exquisite shades ~ pale yellow
now rival the green fints III Dcpuia favor.
Primrose yellow 80 a pinklsh violet
tint are com hined effectively in dancing
costuues - crepe decline or creme liss-.
Ffewe- toilets are fsshfonsbls ahrosid
One int imported represented a popny,
the TOP ~ tae skirt and the entir. FROM
being covered with very lsrxe POPPY
petals. made - rirlfed. cr'nk ed siis tie
s-qo+ rr. - th- scwe- The fg'i gsta
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11


tendance afterwards.
Viii you do IL
| know the audience would enjoy seeing
IS dressed for the fray, you 50 strong and
30 wide, l 80 pensive and so fat busted
about the chest Let rs proceed az once,
Colonel 10 draw up the writings and begin
% train. You will never regret il, | am
sure, ard il viii DC the making OF me.
DO not know your address, but trust that
this VIII reach you through the press, for,
as I write. you are On your way toward Can
ada, with requisition and the police reach
ing after you az every town
am glad 20 hear that Won are not drink
ing arzy more, especially while engaged in
sleep. II you only confne your drinking TO
your waking hours. you may live TO be a
very old man and your great, massive brain
will continue to expand until your hat Will
not begin 70 hold H.
What DO you think q Browning' would
Ike &c converse with you on this subject
before the tight and get your souls best
sentiments on his style Of intangible thought
wave.
I Will meet you ~ Havre or Calais and
agree with you upon how hard we shall hit
each other I saw a. \ low variety show
the other day two pleading condolences
who wcitcd each other over the stomach
with canes. and also pounded each other on
the head with sufficient force to explode
percussion caps On the top Of the skull and
yet without injury. % YOU not think that
a prize fgat could be thus provided fori
will see thfse men. il you say SO, and learn
their mc.
Remcu r 70 IS not the punishment Of q
prize night waicn I vcarn Tor. but the eful-
gent glory o. meeting Won in the ring aud
having the cables and press associate my
budd.n- name with that Of a man who has
done So much 20 mako men better. a man
whose name Will go down 20 postcrity, as
THAI - ore who sought 70 accelerate and
mellow and dess'cafc his fcl 'ow men.
will pow challenge YOU once more with
great respect. and beg leave 20 remain,
Yours very truly.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11
TRAIN TINE TABLES.
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Trains sr1irs fIoa Cincinnati ~ ~ n
GeiiA ~at - = ni daily tActYi sunday fIeia
Fort y awe 81 10. Ia aAc lroM oIlfkis "a
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Trains arrIflEl 81 rtt . a. las tIFsuEt s'rrp.
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~ dAils eAcepi saturday.
ruskeEen. Sr4ua Rapids A Indiana
fof NusA on H. rsopam Ilsl5sm k.Npm
Prom A. DO ltam t,ll pm E D -
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has - rLliINk Npau A. Atm. list. lcAel aGral
~ srpot 80 o. " Aunsen, Aloa DoAst sscEt.
Z. Monroe g.
L. Loeswooa. Gen Pass. kst
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

THlCA0o 4 NESI MICHIGAN TRAINS
- arrive al and depsri iren llou Dcpet

fHiCAeo MISI MICHIGAN TRAINS
arrive al and dcpari frsH / llou Icpet
lffAhI.
Ifp. Tor Chicago. MuAkoEau Toledo Z 4 q = Ia
d ASS MAJ Tor laicato f IS. 4 Ia
hsKfes, Tor Nusattan &Ho h&rt...f S. 4 n
Aiklt tApIVSs ioI taltatD. -......... u ~ A. "a
NlAlf ~ press lur lHNI ss IuIIn It A Ia
fof 49, Rap O.. BALDWIN. LudlDEtol
AZ Asn.stes --f sot "A
Tor ~ Rapids haidNin p. ludInEioU
Ahd Aallstcs t- ia
h1lfcSs Tor AushrEor orauo Haven't s.sU la
-. fLtIff
Night ExpTcss from 4 lleasa. t.larn
lshi "a ftr~s tau ulaHapHIts "a s. ul.
E1pfess from Mlsffrar and Hart flHls a Ia
N a. lfNin tllltas 81 aHa Musfrsol a.It b Ia
fAtitss from llslg Haven l.as 4 IA
Iess from ieafNuirI NDslfEun i IA
ast lprrs, nom tiIoaGo flU.lt 4 "a
IRON N4Aieltt. IlurIuEinu BALDWIN
Nud ia hanlds fl0 .1l an
IRON M&ulsfef. Lutinrlan aIdnIuf 4. A a.
bAliN. fAa.y except sunday. slialIs ca.
e. ni ast. -Eaiis satrff NuHuaN.
lhfslEh coaches g. Chicago "a tlH m
TAI 4hfouti paFlnr coach O. Chicago 90
80. RI tfs-N et - ira change Tor seals.
bt ESQ .. aI. train fuDs. sfIn. ~ uaN coaches
AAe smohcf flAs fhroaEb io Chicago suila.
t"lsH combination s.Hl I.lg anN char
"a &. ana iiuu Indianapolis a. Night Ia
Through s.eepers 90 and from Chicago %
night IA press trains
IS. a. ftHFfSrFs. Irinif Manager.
WILLIAM A. GAVIN. Ass Gen Pass AGENT
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1889-08-11

Toilets fer TIE Hops a. the SUM
EsE ECrels.

Pet Uzssqae LzAels- ssos 8. 80 h&'f~"-
80 los s1aiss- - Llas Ds-..s. 80 d.
2saaa Tie y tshsry ~ Lee 80
shH foetrs 81 fIsaer~
fl4sH1eaE iss3
Pie n4oss brilliant display % eesuts ara
fashien 10 BE- seen a nl 4sur.n.fG = ~.s-
messed Ga t1s ball fceu- 81 -fs-t s1li
n -r astei ~ one - lA= h-A .oasoIs re-
.orls y Aen the evening j. wei u4aer "ay
aBd the dance Husic SQUADS. There
srraas - X = contiaua ID increasing ten
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The Florida agriculturist., 1889-03-27
Things Worth Knowing.

Tea or coffee stains will come out at
once if they are taken Immediately and
held over a pail while boiling water is
poured upon them.
If the flat-iron is dirty, tie up piece of
yellow beeswax in rag, and when the
iron is almost, but not quite, hot enough
to use, rub it quickly with the wax, and
then with coarse cloth.
Vegetables with strong flavor, such
as onions and turnips, will be much i'm
proved by putting them to boil in cold
water, renewing this from kettle of boil
ing water as soon as it comes to a scald.
Oilcloths should neverbe washed in hot
soapsuds: they should first be washed
clean with cold water, then rubbed dry
with cloth wet in milk The same treat
ment applies to stone or slate hearth.
In boiling meats take the fat from the
top of the water, and sayefor cooking or
soap. In roasting meat pour the grease
out of the pan or dip it out before it gets
burned. 1t will be excellent for use in
cooking But if it stays till the meat is
done, 1t will be nearly sure to have a
burned, unpleasant flavor.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-03-27

as follows: Two cupfuls of sugar, one-half
cup of bOilingwater. Boiluntilit thickens.
Add the whites Of two eggs beaten stiff.
Beat together until cold. Flavor to taste.
SALLY LUNN.-One quart of -four, but
ter the size of an egg, three teaspoonfuls
of sugar, two eggs, two teacupfuls of milk,
one teaspoonful of soda, two of cream
of tartar, and a little salt Put the cream
of tartar, salt and sugar in the -four, add
eggs not beaten, butter melted, and one
cupful of milk Put soda in the other
cup, and stir all together. Bake fifteen
or twenty minutes.
POUND CAKE.-One pound Of sugar and
three-fourths of pound of butter, we'll
beaten; beat separately to a stiff froth
the whites and the yolks of eight eggs; /;
one pound of -four, with a heaping tea
spoonful of baking powder well mixed
dry, and flavor with extract of nutmeg
If liked, stir in, just before baking, four
ounces of finely sliced citron, and the
same amount OF blanched almonds ~