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Red river is in good boating
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION.
U OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUTED.


Louisiana State Lottery Company.
Incorporated by the Legislature for
Educational and Charitable purposes.
aud its franchise made . part Of the pres
ent State Constitution. in 1873, by IN over
whelming popular vote.
It's GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place Semi-Annually, (June and DecAm-
ber,, and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW
ISGs take place OH each of the other ten
months in the year, and are all drawn in
public, at the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans. La.
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Buy and sell exchange on all the
leading cities of the United States.
Liberal advances made on cotton
stored with the Alexandria Compress
and Warehouse company.
Collections promptly attended to.
Alexandria, La, Aug. l, 1889.
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Weakness, Malaria, Indigestion and
h''''R R6WT,s IRON BrTTERs.
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medicine. Get the genuine
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Commissioner.
Commissioner.

We the undersigned Banks and Bankers
viii pay all Prizes drawn in the Louisiana
State Lotteries. which may be presented
at our counters
r. NJ. WALuSLEY. Prest. La Nat. Bank.
P. TANAUx, Prest. Stat Nat. Bank.
A. BALDWIN, Prest, N. o Nat. Bank.
CARL KOHN, Prest. Unien Nat. Bank.
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
WILL TAKE PLACE
At the Academy of Music. New Orleans
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il is general debility. Try
BROWNS IRON BITTER&
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BY all dealers in medicine
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3,13 Prizes. amounting to. :. 81 .054 ,5U0
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.

WFor Club Rates. or any further in
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dersigned, clearly stating your residence,
State, County, Street and Number. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your enclosing and Envelope bearing
your full address,
IMPORTANT.
All ordinary Letters containing Postal
Notes, Money Of,lers Issued by all + cypress
Companies or New York Excilsug.
Addr. ssed H. A DAUPFIN.
New Orleans, La.
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The only Saw Mill in existence that will work successfully
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RAPIDES BANK
Of Alexandria, La.

G. w. BOLTON, President.
L. V. MARYE. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

noNT corni3eaee the stuay NJ .,o,...,.av .,d ,vne
Bioadusys N Y. Pamphlet, ,re' - Coagf0' CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

pEiNCIPALsa'socia,ed with fai eons o. emincntly
successful ieachescolicge and normal school etadu.
'e''c, h"'".ease q place orefng generous sup.
nav s'"'o' OF me hFsi order The highest
a ana references tiO leading odueaors On The Past and
sa' patrons Information must be fun satisfactorily IN
, s.'sea ana addressed EDUCATIONAL RON !, RI
-aen sousie. SewYerk n X
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Dipi1eno Notires


NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER RAIL.
Sci, OFFICE S q r }HN TfEkEE&fsuRER
A DIVIDEND Of -Four Per Cent on the CAPT
IA e stock q u the nj, w York S and Harlem Fa
Hudson River Railroad Company lessee under the pro-
this once the second day Of January The
hooks will be closed o'clock D. H. Monday,
next ,t e. '. R6ssiTER" rreasgreE
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND ONE-HALF
N. PER CENT the consolidated capital stock this
company for the quarter ending December 81 1883 has
ID 1880 in bond certificates bearing per
semi-annua interest and cdeemabe the pleasure Of the
The transfer books viii be closed OH Mondsy December
10th at o'clock and rcopenrd Friday January
o low D. W. McwILLIAMs Treasurer
-.-- NETWORK, Dec. l2, 1889
4 DIVIDEND Of $4,000 (being five cents
WARD CONSOLIDATED MINING CO. payable the %
necembeI at thet office 50 Broadway Transfer books
j. A. EDWARDS Assistant Treasurer.
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
NETWORK. December II. 1883.
DIVIDEND NO. IS.
dividend Of ONE AND oYE.oUARTER PER CENT.
a Extra 'ef G Of %o4Gi fI9Y 2Se f. S r i9
CENT both payable at the oGcc Of ne Trcasuci on and
after the 18th day OF January the shareholders Of
The transfer books will be closed at O'Clock on the
afternoon December 90 inst and reOpcncd the
r. II. ROCHESTER,. Treasurer.
y ENNSYLVANIA COMPANY.-Foura and n
ra per cent loan. Intcre.t due January !. proN.:
On the bond. q this loan VII b. Pad at ihe Naq3al
camber 90 JOHN L. DAVIDSON, Treasure.
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For Young Ladies-Countly.

GOLDEN HlLL SEMINARY ior Young Ladies
VI Bridgeport Conn Adde'S the Principal
MISS EifITY NILSSON
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OFFICE OF TIE
EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC CO.,
NO. a WALLcST.,
NETWORK, December i, 1889
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE

NEW-lORk December j., 1852
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE
EDISON GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY
Notice hereby Board Of Trustees have
quarterly dividend OF Two per cent on the stock
company except such stock held in trust by the
and Trust Company due and payable Jan
uary $780, the Office Of this company TO holders Of
record December 20. 1889.
The transfer books will be closed at 3 p. m. December
90 1880 and fe-opeicd az 10 q. III. January 4. 1870
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
A.. MARCUS. Secfetarys
PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI AND ST LOUIS RAIL
WAY COMPANY, OFFICE OF TIE TREAS REX,
PITTSBURGH. Dec - 1889.
VNHE SEMl-ANNIAL interest. due LIST prOX-
Il imo Oh tho registered AIDED bonds Of the steu-
bcnville Indiana Railroad Company viii he paid
and January =. 1890, the National City Bank of
Ncw-IOTk Transfer books will clos the 2Oth inst
JOHN J.. DAVIDSON, TeasuIer.
OFFICE OF TIE
CLEVELAND. CINCINNATI.
CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS HALLWAY COMPANY.
Cincinnati o.. December g. 1859.
~ He BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day
declared quarterly dividend OF and one-quaftc
per ccat preferred stock and dividend OF ana
half per the stock Of thi company both
office OF Mrssrs DreAei Morgan Co., NeW-NOfk.
transfer for both classe- OF will b. closed
December 10 1889. at ana reopen on the moning
VI January g. 1880.
BY order OF the Board 81 Directors.
f. +. OSBORN. Secretary
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City of San Diego, California.
San Diego Gas and Electric Light Co.
cor NEw-JERsEYJ
Issue of 100000

IN TEX tENI- flhNE nOh1tAtb tONNOlsi-
DATED GOLD BONDS, DUE JAN 1. 1880.
toeing part " total authorized Of s75O0O0J
The remaining s250O00 OF the bonds Will not be issued
until further development in plant the purchase OF add
uoAai property beyond that Immediately contemplated ne
ceSstate their issue.
Dividends PAYABLE IN GOLD IN NEWBORN
Inc san Diego Gas and Electric Light Company has been
organized with share capns u $4,000 70 supply gas
ana electricity TO san Diego National City and Coronado
Beach and these bonds are made first charge and lien
On all the property Of the company owned tc acquired
ana are secured by transfer TO the Central Trust Com
pdhy OF New York under with 10. Of
shares and bonds Of the Diego Gas aud Electric Light
Company oi California; which. although now doing all
the gas and cccuic lighting in san Diego supplies
only part Of that city
Copies Of the trust agreement may be ct the Office
Of the Central Trust Company Messrs. Kesser Co.
81 wsn-st
The improvements contemplated the construction Of
system OF mains the entire city OF San Diego
whereby the consumption may be doubled. and
70 supply Coronado and National City suburban and
thicky populated districts
The bonds bearer subject 10 registration and
OF the denomination n 81 600 with hafycary coupons
attached payable Is. January and ls July in each year,
the first coupon due 1T july 1890
The President OF the California Company
states thar the net earnings Of that
company from July |. 1857. to De-
cembcr 81, 1857. during the COM
pletng of the works. ............ s11,737 %
From Jan. I. 1855. Dec. 81. ISSS..... 1,451 50
From Jan. 1, 1859. to Dec. 81. 1859
december estimated .................. 3t.57S 90
MEssRs. IkEssLER & CO.. A. AGEN" = FOR
THE VENDORS, WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS
TO
100000 OF THE ABOVE BONDS THE RESI-
DUE OF TIE PRESENT iSSUE) At PAR.
1000 OF THE ABOVE SHARES tPAR VALUE
500 AT 80 PER CENT. PAYABLE As FOL
Lows;
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. AT THE TIME OF
SIBS(RIRINE, RATANCE ALLOTMENT
PRIOR TO JAN. J. 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

A CHOICE SCHOOL-,hrIulage Media Academy :,
"A uyys and young men SNI1IIN {. SHORiL4DGI
a. n. thaiNarl Ggaduale) Media, Penn thcar Phil'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

SELECT HOME SCHOOL FOR GIRLS number limited
~ o. six English music at ana languages; home com
forts, location unsurpassed fsi torn september 70. Al
a,ess Ms. J. l.. COOK. 5Gi Westinghouse
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amnsements.
VI TO PRESERVE
BEETIIOVEN'S BIRTHPLACE

GRAND CONCERT =. ,..,,.
BEETITOVEN'S BIRTHPLACE
blouse IN M9gn: o. l;hinc, Germsnyl
SUNDAY EvESINNt GN, DEC i FTiN AT O'CLOCK.
T TIL C%'' nSsr RL saA ,Ss f2RoP i
OPERA HOUSE ORCHESTRA numbering one hundred
T AZ iSSiih p'ITfmI00aShs Conductor.
''"''i ncf r "a, RHLIs6il' 4sSoT
NJ yIcT6M IiEI,Ii E>r yPIc8DeseEs22 yl,,wgg'o
lns Nae 'FEEfhovFfNy. irIi6GRANME 'N 800 ,.",@
cSo,r.e. Pe m@@;I Ruhmen.' ,, Gsr@,a
violonceIo solo Adaao :.promeihcGs7 Mt Herbert
Scene and Air from "Fidelo' cAbseheuetsrh ,.,..oo
Chorus OF Prisoners from 'Fiieio"
symphony in minor No. ofcss~tra
seat at s 9: 80 ana 81 Aqmsa % sseGn oo essopg
A MEXICAN ART GALLERIES,
EAST 2sD-sT.. MADISON SQUARE
FAMOUS BRoNzES AND PAINTINGS
WORKS OF BARYE
AND HIS CONTEMPORARIES.
Including the worldfanous masterpiece.
'"THE ANGELUS"
DAILY o a. g and 80 20 10 D. IT.
SUNDAYS from 2 y 0 ana 30 T. 10 y m
A CADEMi. MATINEE
"A CADRMY. SATURDAY.
SECOND YEAR. uRGGSS,NSANE,
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
MATINEE TODAY
Secure seats IN advance.
A MBERG THEATRE Irving Place.
ons G MaI D e G'l'Sf fS'''s Il
ecun"rbafon' Tuesday. Donna Juansa.
u LOU THEATRE. Broadway near both ST.
~ Matlnees Wednesday aud Satnrday
% week 81 Hoyt's great success.
|; As - X L. Y.
NEW SONGS H0wLiNG sGcCtsS OF
An
Gallery, &c. Reserked, 50ci To-. 81 ~ 30 -
n lBELUNGEN TRILOGY.-DIE WAL
~ kURI. 1ST ACT. Lecture reclfais by WALTER
DAMR0SCH, Monday. Dec. iG. az 3. BcrSelcy Lyceum.
IA TH-ST. THEATRE. Near Gth-avc
II change Positive Popular Prices.
Reserved Seats Orchestra Circle aud Balcony SOC.
Na'inces ANNIE FINLEY
Wed. her slest comedy
and sat 90, SECOND FLOOR
Next Week-HEREMANN'S
TRANS ATLANTIQUE VAUDBVILLES.
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Danrina .Ataoemlrs.

Danflre .Afaofmles.
A LEN ANDER MACG REGORS. los West 55th-st,
"A McndelssOhn Assembly Rooms near Gth.ave
Private lessons any time. Glasses day
A -CARuERS DANCING ACADEMY. so shave
"A. bet 3<h and 1sth So Private and class lessons al
he GARMO. 80 West s5th.st
~ Neai Central PARK.
CLASSES EVERY DAY.
LrERNANDo'S ACADEMY. Ice East 55th.st-A School
for Dancing, Department and Caisthenlc Exercises
All the new and fashionable dances Send for circular
n UR OWN ACADEMY FOR DANCING IS West 98l.
" ST. Hosea Higgins PropAfcfnocn ana evening classes
per quarter q lessons. SIS WALTZ GUARANTEED
Five private lessons e. AT the fashionable dances
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Coparinersbip Nohres.

NEW-YORK. Dec. TO- 1889.
~ HE FIRM Of LEWIS BROTHERS IL COM
L PANY having been dissolved The undersigned who
were partners thereof have formed cOp3Iuefshp under
the Hrm name OF II. W H. Lewis, FOR the purpose NJ
carving Domestic and FOrcg DryG GODS Commits
SION business In the cities Of Philadelphia and New-Yo
with branch offices in Boston. Chicago and Baltimore.
HENRY LEWIS,
WALTER II. LEWIS.
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xOZ CLASS FOR BOYS.
MISS A. RETCUUM.
For Both SeXes-City.

A CIRCULARS OF GOOD SCHOOLS. FREE state
n. whether boys gins city OF country. r. Y.
AVERY. American School Bureau, West 14thst, N y.
DERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES. ] w. 25tt-st.-
ID ConVcrsst onal knowledge in Few terms; $40 each
rial lesson free Brooklyn. Boston, phila-
1clpha, Washington. Chicago. Berlin and Paris
L RIENDS' SEMINARY Rutherford Place. opposite
Il StuyNcs1nt square Thiftieth year. Academic
Primary and Kindeicarten, Departments Special atten.
pastOy Columbia College for schools Of technology
No extra charges. Catalogues upon application opens
9th mo- (Sept) 18th.
EDWARD A. II. ALLEN. c. T.. Principal
- HORTHAND AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- daily at Ncw-YOrk School Of Bcnn Pitran Phonos
aphy. 1914 West 23d and Room 20 star building cor
Park Place and broadway. Evening classes Tuesdays
and Fridays at uptown rooms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14
certnrrs ans nleclinss.

IN ELECTION Of Twenty Manages Of the
n New YORK Institution Tor the nna ana Of see' ss
md ot.a,e, at o'clock The afternoon " welnr'
ecembor 4. lssp
aa' ,;,nIEpERIcK AUG's scHERMRRHoRN. seer,sry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-14

RANJO and GUITAR taught IN twenty nriyate IesScns
u with without the aid ~ notes HENRY g DOB
son 1870 Broadway, between sgd and 33d
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Fog Both Se,es-Conntrr
Miscellaneous

P)ckLAND COLLEGE Nyses.oo.rbc. Hudson Dot
~ n r., ~ TIM send fDf catalogue
" d DANNiSTER 4. ". Principal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
holLlnG vfarrAalts

Onions. me,llum sire. one hour.
Grc.u corn. tveuty g. twenty-five
minutes.
Pea. aud asparagus, twenty-five To-
thirt, minutes.
Po,aic~.. half ana hour. unlc.. small,
" ben rather les..
Cabbage ani caulihoWer. twenty-five
minute. o. half an hour.
Carrot. anil turnlp.. furty-fyr minutes
~ hen Young. ono hour in Winter.
R.ci.. onr hour In summer, one hour
and half or even tVu hour. II large.
Ia winter.
string lean.. II lit or sliced .lantWl.e
AMI thin. taeuty.ii,e minute. II only
uipprd acrus.. forty minutes.
Euls.-Nli vegetable. a. ~ into fat
holling wafer. a. D. quickly brought Ia
th.. lsolliug point again. not leit o. steep
IN the water heforv boiling. which
toughcns them and destroys color and
flavor.
The time table must always De- rrgu.
lsis-l hy H. hour ~ which the meats
will le done. n the meat should have
o. walt hyc minute. for the Vegetable,
thrrr would ~ q los ~ punrtualliy, hat
dinner would not De- damaged. hut N
YOUR vegetable. arv done. and walt Tor
the meat. ypur dinner will crriainly D.
much the worse. vet 80 general IL 10"
ru.tom ofo,er.i,olling vegetables ~ put
ting them a. cook In hap.hnnrl Way.
.otnew herr about the time, that very
many people would not r-cognig" the
dlmlgv They would very quickly sec
the superiority ~ Vegetables cooked ~
lu.i the right time. hat would attribute
Il a. some superiority In the article "
elf. that they wcr- fr~shsr and iner.
not knowing that the bet ani fr'she.t
~ vegetables Improperly cooked are Ut
tie hettsr than the poor ones.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
AoM no RoAs1 MrA1.

In roasting meats ~ all kinds the
method adoIaed should D. the one that
IN the mosi perfect manner preserves
the luicc- lnshie the meat. To roasi hsrf
In the hssi possible manner. place the
clean cut side ~ the meat upon = smnk-
Ing bot pan. which must b. over a quick
frv. rrrss u close io the pau until
ssar-d aud lightly hrownei. ReVerse
anil lct the opposite sl,le heroine similar
l, searv,i aud brown. Thou put Il NJ
oncr Ia the own, the heat ~ which
shouid D. firm and steady. bat not too
lnirn.e. anil leave u undidurloi until
cooked. Tiie time that -hould D. allow
s,l for cooking meat ln this manner j.
twenty minute. io the ponnl. u u u io
- rarr. lee half an hour deducted from
the aggregate time un accouni ~ scar
Ing. In other words. a h,e-pound ruasi
~ hsef will require an hour aud quar-
ter. slX-rDund ruast an hour anil
half. AMI 80 ON.
n the oven l. not too hot. the ho~f ~
uulr~s M bs-tiug aai u better Without
n. when the oven i ~ the pruper tenn
penturv and the cssoking !. going ou al
righi. iiss meat will keep up a genile
SCATTERING iu the pan. ", upon of-uing
the oven donr. thu. SCATTERING u not per
cetdihlc. more heat l. reguirrsl. Hut H..
IN addition a. the spuiteriug, any smoke
4. disc.fnihle In the oven. The heat l. too
intense aud shouid D. lrsseuei. lnle-s
the beat ~ the oven u too great, the
irippings in Tho pan Will not huru and
smoke. AMI when the meat u cooke,i
their will h.a thin waiting ~ brown
/ lellV lea the nan whrrv th~ meat rrsiesl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
snur nnn AAnrs

Robert Duid. while assisting In index.
Ing the OLD book. In the county clerks
ofiice NJ Utica. y. y, has made a nutahl-
collection ~ proper nance. \ few ~
them arr a. follows Merlin Dart. Spell
penny DUTY I.,ph,m. Chlni smith, A.n
sorinu. i.nl~ri Love aui John Bee.
Evidently some mothers, in naming their
children. ihoughi ~ rmholying mott"".,
a. fur example the tiile.. Mait.till Vol
cott and MindNell Iilstchlry arr found.
Frrcdom Tihbiis. ff-chorn Look ani
Trreloyr W0od arr written side hy side,
and IA" color. ~ Tho american nng arr
represented hs Hosea Rel, Wsrihy Willie
AMI Archibald NJ. Hue. The array ~
color l. supported b, John Hack. Onngc
Pearl. Dci,rranc~ Gr-cn and HruNn g..
grren. john summer. George spring
ani Christian Winter represent the SET
sous. The elements ar represented hV
Gcorgr snow. George llailstone and VII
liam Rain. Tho name. ~ faNoriir For
ter. Joseph Nle. Luther Rarrcll 4ni John
Hear arr full ~ cheerful .uggc.iion..
William swallow. Elizabeth sparrow,
LYMAN Hawk. aud Delight Robbins.
John Brick and George stone should
have hrvn partners. while John Country
man. Ira WHEAT. aud John llay werc mo-
doubt pro-Ieruu. farmers. Hannah
Leather probably had many sutton.
among The Young shoem,kers. and An
drew ". Duty shouli have heen a model
husband. and 'rrserVed Cooley, IN all
probability. liyryl o. ripe old agr.
Aln.le Fishtailcr anil Nichola. ok
L. ta.N A.
ncs.. ReNyalisis must have found a
.taunrh friend IN GLORY Ann Mason. and
Deorgr TwelVetrres, George Apple and
william Crahirc- may have been extern
si,r fruit riisers. Seiate blanchard
would have been Jewel In q printing
Office, and Jonathan Belly. william y.
Hand. Philip Iegg. orrin fo0tc and
George W Head probably boarded to-
grthcr. II I. easy 10 Imagine that David
Washington Cinclnnatu. Olvphant wore
\ tlrei look aud had round shoulders
that II was impossible Co flll Mark Hole:
Eve Slick got along well Ia thi. world
and Michael sunny was never Swallowed.
Elizabeth Broadfoot l. supposed to have
been a native ~ Chicago. Some of the
other strange names found are; Poll
carpus smith. l,ccompen.e >oule. Re
member Kent, Peter lIatm1ker. Ounond
PRAY. Thomts Siiebotham, HONEYWELL
clifford. Love GOODYEAR. Center Allen.
Jacob Householder. Epaphrodiius rhom-
a.. Liberty Powell, John II. >ilyrrhall,
Resolved lIealy. Ascend Ga.kill, Quar-
ter. Rust. Pantry Groom. MOnialbert
Greenfield. Gmegunder Graded, Trust
worthy Gilman Erasmus l.ottlehirk.
Henry \. Skee.ick, 'ophurma Iuiier.
Juba lee. Bilious Pond. Charlie. lIo0f-
cut. Humility stafford. sylvester Booth
eriown. Diploma Rockwell, Ilvpoliie
Dufralnnli. and William Ramshuiton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Tumiio plants .hould h. at out about
the fr.t ~ June. The ground should
have heen made very rich. and II " i
Kept frr~ from wrsyis me- further ait"n-
ton will b. required. just before frusi
The vine NAV D. taken np with all the
earth that can D. kept adhering To- the
root. aud transferable the cellar. whcrr
al the full-gruWn tomaioes not already
picked will hpen. The essayi.i has
seen perfect ripe tomhioe. II mo.t ~
celleni quality on the table Al Thanks
giving. which had been ripcnei In ihis
way. Their arr 80 many good varieties
~ this vegetable that II u har'l "a make
q selection. Three or four doren plants
may b. required Ia order "a furnish a
good supply all summer. They should
BE- .ei eight feet apart, aud will occupy
about two row. such a. described.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Dishes should always h. rinsed la
clear hot water after having been wash
81 In soap suds. Nothing i more un-
pleasant At the table than "a notice a
certain sickness that the soap l. likely
Ia leave. IL Il necessary, also, from a
sanitary point 81 view; the caustic aka
n l. corrosive aud unwholesome. aud the
grease l. often impure. II Il simple
matter tn make hard soup which u not
only agreeable to use, but which has the
great merit ~ cleanliness. To seven
pounds of tallow use three pounds 81
re.in. two pound. of potash, aud six gall
lon. Of water; boil for three hours, or,
better still, for five; turn from the ket-
tie into a washtub: let II stand all night.
In the morning cut Into bars, aud lay
them ON the table or board In the sun Ia
harden for two or three days. This
quantity will last q family Of four per-
sons a year, II used for ordinary house
hold PURPOSES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21
Musr kEEp ExpENsIs DOWN

lie stood with one foot on the huh Of
AL. wagon wheel talking Ia his wife. who
sat Ia the wagon holding the lines.
GLOW much did You say, Mary he
asked.
~ dollar"
what. \ hull dollar fur two pairs OF
stockings"
AYES"
ave can't AFFORD Il. That's perfectly
reckless"
''But want EN-"
"Yes, I suppose so; but YOU can't
have EN-. Look ahere, I've got Ia have
neckiie. a new hat. pair of suspen-
der-, a pair ~ buckskin gloves, some
socks. a plug II tobacco aud a jackknife.
aud that'll take all the money We can
spare"
''Can get one pairf'
"well. mebbe; but You'd better look
fur cotton, and suthin' nj shout 10
cents. Well never get rich In the world
n we don't keep expenses down."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-05-21

Til. careful planning ahead IT time,
enable. cue a. judge much morr acrn-
rately concerning the purchase of ia"
actually needed new garments. Last
wears Gretchen dresses may serve this
a. aprons. with the sleeve. taken out,
the neck cut low. aud biz ~ trimming
added. II there b" a baby In the family,
very cunning little silk hose eau h. made
for u from tie long mlti. aud gloves of
lat season. lcayings. Jerseys that arr
past renovation, II of good quality orig
inally. make excellent stockings for
children. \ biz of crochet work kept
convenient will soon grow into dura-
hle aud tasteful biz 1T elging ready for
u-e Ia the spring sewing. Aud thus j.
utilized the odd aud end. of time which
would otherwise bc wasted perhaps.