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A Model Kitchen.

1t is possible nowadays, says an
authority, by spending money lavishly,
10 to build a kitchen that the most in
g~enious of servants cannot keep it other
wise than clean. One need not waste
upon her unappreciative soul the costly
tiles with which me lines the bath room.
but may substitute for them the glazed
bricks that are as highly polished, and
that will make the floor, the chimney,
the walls, il desired, and cven the cell.
Ing, as easy to clean as a breakfast plate.
Once built, no Whitewater and no
painter would be needed for such a room,
no smoke need cling to its walls for an
Instant and 40 odor of cooking would be
perceptible in it, ever If it we're used for
generations. And the tempe; ature of
such a room need not reach the great
height unavoidable with plastered walls,
which permit the warmth of the chin
ney to be %perceptible through their sur.
face, and thus both the good health and
the good temper of the cook would be
maintained. As for coloring. such a
kitchen may be precisely what one
pleases, for the bricks are made in all
hues, and they may be laid in patterns
Or in wide surfaces of one tint from
door to ceiling. Iastly, as such a room
would be fireproof, a sliding or swinging
iron door would so isolate it that no
kerosene -qulckened fire and no careless
npsetting of lard could bring destruction
to the room itself of which a little water
would not clear it.-Scieatifc 4mericda.
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SOVEREIGN Food for Invalids.

Milk is the sovereign food upon which
physicians depend to nourish their pa
lients through serious illness. 60 into
the room OF the average patient, and you
will find somewhere in ton a chair, at
the head of the bed, on the window
sill" or a convenient table-milk which
has been standing in its glass for a
longer or shorter time, possibly for some
hours. To leave milk in the sick room
is one of the worst habits a nurse can
have, and only the most %slovenly are
ever guilty of it. When your patient
wants milk, go to the chest, or suitable
place where it is kept, and pour out into
a glass made as clean as possible. the
quantity which you think is needed-no
more. Let him take what he wants,
and then at once throw what remains
away, and wash out the glass. Never
leave it in the sick room a minute. The
same rule hold good with all invalid
food.-Bro0kt n Citizen.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

quarter of a pound of bacon and an onion
and place over the fire. Tie togetner
several branches of parsley, oil thyme,
two bay . ayes, placing within a couple
of cloves, and when the onion commence
to color place these in the saucepan I ana
and cut in quarters eight potatoes, sea-
SON with a pinch of pepper and nutmeg,
and add these to the contents OF tne
nan. When the potatoes are thoroughly
cooked remove the parsley with its sea-
soning, mash the potatoes wen N INV
pan. and this dish is prepared.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24
HOUSEHOLD
rice Cooked 20 perfection

RICE COOkeu 10
Rice should be cooked in a milk boiler,
her there is no danger of screening
There are many methods of cooking TINS,
and it is often served as a vegetable.
We have found the easiest way the FOL
lowing: Wash one cup of rice and put
on to cook with two cups of cold water
and a level teaspoonful of salt. Cover
and keep constantly cooking, and az tne
end of one hour it is ready for the table,
every kernel perfect and soft. Do not
stir it; it breaks the kernels. 1t IS o
good plain dessert, especially for dell
Gaze stomach-, with or without sugar
and cream and raisins. -Neao Yor6 ~
sercer.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24
U SCIENCE

All the constellation.
with the naked eye. 'is \
The size used for gold
glass is made principaliY from 1',s''g
ders of fishes. us
There are enormous pateb..
scattered all over the world 4. q Y
of which is unknown. u' slla
A flexible cement which i,
by remelting is made Of sons1 = =
gutta-percha and white.pipe ~. l'aa
Chicago lard is composed
of cotton seed oil, stearipe ~ aaa
with a small proportion of genuiD. n
An insect preying apop boa,.
shoes has been discovered bv y 4
c. v. Riley. Bisulphide Of cs,b,.
kills it.
A full blooded man. wei,b;.
pounds, and in the best Of hs,sI
freeze to death in a Dakota MN.
about thirty minutes.
By spraying the region of tbe ~.
ear with ether, Drs. Henoque and r.
of Paris, render the dental pe,r..
sensible, and extract teeth WITH,
or general anesthesis.
Careful experiments have sbo,,
waste silk is the most effective NM L
conducting coverings for steam \.
and the demand for this purpose O,I-a
to be great, Notwithstanding tbs
price.
Fluff, bits of paper and wool Al
waste, etc., seems especially attr.S1
the neighborhood of steam pines N
self-ignition are the canse Of n,
domination of ill-set steam pjrs
veritable fire. bugs.
The human voice is capsbls III
been estimated, Of producing evr,-
trillions, five hundred and nipstT,T
billions, one hundred and eigb,S
millions, forty-four thousand iOe \
dred and fifteen sounds.
An Eastern mechanic attributs
Of the mysterious fires which sud M
quent occurrence to ''blisterp i
window panes. II these bIstr
convex enough to form q lens mi as
bustIbles are stored within itsfoaGI
lance a fire would be very Hhr
occur.
The plan of utilizing the suns srv
By means Of a thermopile placed ID
focus of a mirror or lens hB \
patented by Mr.. Edward Weston. Nd
the efficiency of thermopiles at ur nd
than three or four per cent, thsgu
little promise Of proving the sun4asl
of the future.
Experiments made for The Fmd
Minister of Agriculture indicate d
sugar is a better preservatiye o. ID
than salt. II is more expensive but
powdered sugar forms a coating nI
ing the juices OF the meat " thOui
while the nutritiye qualit es Of the nd
are considerably lessened by the at
One of the newest devices iOrutla
sawdust is the scheme Of a trgh
mechanic. He claim that By gfili
the refuse into a uniform inensS u
ing it with the refuge gas tar from
gas house and COMPRISING the sabEz
into cakes, a fuel can be made IN q
way superior to soft coal for open "a
The peculiar property Of poPcal
simply more oil than any other wis
of maize. When gradually ezpasi
heat over a brisk fire the eli in The ~
becomes converted into gas, VhHA 4
pandiig, tears open the starch ei
the corn. The heat at the an' ~
cooks the starch and enlargei nE
ticles, so that the popped grain y
white and many times larger tnaa Wv
it was heated.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

In round numbers the working power
of the United States is three times as
great as hat of Frame, two and one-
half times as great as that of Germany,
one and two-thirds times as great as that
of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and equal to that of the
two greatest of the older nations COM
bine1. Mr.. Mulhall thinks the I'M
paralleled growth Of the United States
has only begun, as he says at present the
increase of industry. energy and wealth
goes on undated. The next census in
1880 will probably show a population Of
66, 600, 600, with an aggregate energy Of
100, 900, 900 Of foot tons daily. and an
accumulated wealth Of so, 00u, 600, 600,
figures neve before applicable to any
nstisn in the world.
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Working Power of Nations.

The Amricdn Faaneier says: In @
very instructive paper, read recently by
Dir. NJ. Mulhall, before the British AS
ISOLATION, in session at Bath, England,
it wal shown that in every one of the
three principal sources of power-man,
horse aud steam-the United States ex-
ceeds the leading nations of Europe.
Mr.. Mulhall presented the following
table, showing the aggregate energy OF
the pricipal nations In millions of foot
tons daily:
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The phonograph a Prov :

Lovers will soon carry on =.
ence by phonograph, Wilt Tits'
gross Of wax cylinders anu am,
for mailing them, VIII U~osuip
ventio nal but useful accoml srs
the engagement ring. IA ds.
when written, am 'Iiu r, q
adequately express the iCSe 4, J
But when reproduced wiz
graphs mathematical lords (
should be very passions~ -
any rate, an. index oil = .
speakers passion bo'''
Spy.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-01-24

Jarpes Payn, the p%resen., IT.
novelist, it is said, has tqIue4 US
product Of his pen IN M. ma "
100 volumes, mainly nc'''
braeipg some other topics
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ma. oAILos ANo TIE JouRNALlsr.
Peculiar IaciGent That gcp. SIR. chIds
from Being Generous.

from Being Generous.
good story is going tho rounds Of the
hotels and cas : up town about young iour.
nalists peculiar experience with Mr.. q. r..
Childs, Of Philadelphia. Il is said 20 Z, tr,.e
and has not been printed The journalist
was in financial condition bordering on
bankruptcy. Ills assets, when daily invca.
toried, amounted 70 oae dime. Only ono man
IN the city owed him money, and his ambition
was TO mako ths ten cents pay the ca, fare
until the debtor was reached. II was a
desperate Casa. and seven chances out CT ten
the debtor wCuld have sotae excuse and rot
pay.
Ieedebbor was q queer ii;ld OF man. and
always SEEMED TO BE- more generous toward
tho prosperous than tho poverty stricken
looking individual. For this reason the io,ir.
nalist clad himself in his finest suit OF clothes
wore beaver hat, kid gloves, patent leather
shoes, and carried silver headed cane. He
got on the Sixth elevated down town, pay.
ing half of al his financial possession for the
fare. In tho car he sat opposite George ".
Chilts. the well kno1v7i phi.anthropist. Just
before reaching the Twcaty-thirl s,.,cos sta
ton Mr.. Childs tool; ont a ron Of bank bills.
put several largo bills In On cnvelop, end
placcd IT back in his coat pocket. Tho train
stopped, Mr.. Chilas arose with tho ban!. bills
Ii ais right hand, walked on. on the platform
ard then showed tho bills. as he thought. into
bis inside cont pocket They missed TIE
pocket and teil to tho coor
The journalist with :lye cents in lis rocket
picked up tie money, overlook AIr. Childs
aid gave it to him. The pl,ilaathiopist took
tho roll Of GrcenhGcl:s counted ont taroo bills
OF lirge denominations and started 70 hand
them to the lucSy and honest finder. Before
1t reached the hand OF tho latter. Mr.. Childs
drew back, took careful survey Of the ele
gantly attirei gentleman before him.
FLUSHED, put the money back with the other
bills, pulled or his hat, and in that polite
tcno Of voice that means 20 say Can-you-.or
give-me-for-iny-mis,a,5c, said: Sir really
beg your pardon; thank you very much.n
The journalist went home and changed his
elegant suit OF clothes fer TN ordinary $40
Bowery looking suit. He thinks now with
Emerson, that it never pays to seem what
you are not. Now Yor:s Nail and Express.
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FUBLs8nED WEEgAY,
aEanasosaely liz. - Z.

Earh tcsis contains frus =, L -,srce and sa.i
yiIs ess eiir1ins J. Ia cisysntiy pgiH;it on p1;-
ftte lEf'rr ~ "a pirln fytr 3E.og ia nlis
,'s.firi'rs Q. cs-Rilsi sto-is ai fso t-i.s f a. y.
. n'.l tisr i3.t.- wrEk1epz rtaiur1 and wr.,...
w. - 80 tli, Aebie G. sieSss'cr. ,.z.t ~
.s-ruf.1ri Nm A.. Ecrhe g'llfrs a.-s F-f.f,v ssr-
:rin.sn. jsmcs t-8rslin sl.;s, John r. au-.rK
stegZ y Nqttii Alex. kaSe-iton - D. EorftEs. 4
f.pi1; Nseian y. Ornc- Key. IA. ". f.ioLaax Fret
IrhInfCf co T.Es1Gy:Ki ca. - s,,r-reis..,
csy WIEN 70 is seen -ai rad Hairpir copies s-i,.
&c - - oferJ Woman. hey. az -i.i MO "a
Sc l.i e. htr name aud sddfrz-. uu1ii rsi,ss.
eit = tla 9ics Of Publication. 81 l.srkl.i. S-Us,
lle rr.cc II THE CHICAGO -.r,DG,sss T.
= 100 yer ycrr. cash in ac.aaco. bu. ~ VII fgr
fira u Tor 900 rr- year % over ella sreritsf
SO rfrc1Ua hil or tsr aib-criut:oE 70 aaifsFfs
lnr e. ms. GEAR. fail i1oltI. aud WI ct.srs Sc
s@1ac ofer - acw 6slserits-s fcr CIR F.Psf
= NJ ecrt IN their nailcs >: ouce. Nov g. v5rt
sine - fsvo fetneu-ius ~ subscribing Tor az s.
.i5E6. Cal a. cur oA-c9. OF rcs-1 IL yoar .asi-
s-s.r. . - 10 l-.o.
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Electricity win DO Away viz, an 17,,.

Electricity VIII DO Away wi;h Al This.
u suppose this is NY moose suit, - laughed
tho condemned culprit when the jail warden
brought MIN his clothes On tho rnogpip- o-
tic execution.
why" replied tho warden. "you aro as
Jolly az u you had heen taking drop"
I'm going 70 take ono by and by"
Come, come, said t5e warden, seriously.
this is no tiHic Tor io..ins."
why not, asked tho culprit; saint the
tho whole thing going 70 end in a chokor'-
Boston Courier.
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Anclia-Swear not by the noon. tho f..
constant moon.
Auguatus-Thcu what shall swear byl
Swear ~ That which you hold Invaluable.
somethiHg which Is dearer 20 Won t:ian an
thin5s eisc' something .hat you cannot live
without"
Then. Amelia. 7 lovs youl swear Sc iy
ny salary. New York Weekly.
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Tho old Arm cb,,-

10 5naking q coIi-Taat is "a very t.,r,i.
iul CHAIR you are sitting So. M,as uaulton
sno- Yes it's tho oid crH chair my POOR.
dear grandfather always usld % has boon
aono over 100 white a1d soid, but lts the s.mo
cnar that we value 10 highly Jscauss Of old
association New York sun
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Fir1t Little oirl-No, Mary Ann AlIiigan.
wont spsak to you.
Second Little Girl-Wol, Then. you're n
moan old thing and I'd never spolE 20 ven
my more as long rs I've.
F.rst Little Giri-A and won't Iot ror toll
my muT any mgro-now thers,-- you.t.,.
Companion
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> serious blow-A cyclone.
a wen known rulc-A two foot ncasure.
Always on tho watch-The hands.
Never been left yet Your right arm.
Tho scaboard-Salt pork end hard tack.
Lead Astray counterfeit; dollar.
The most profitable haul OF tao tiines-Al
cohol
Foul sir-TLc song OF bird.
Felino winter resort-Thonasyillc
Tho lost cord-A missing bail Of tvvinc.
Always try 70 suit everybody Tailors.
The blind mans siang--"I can't SEQ it.p
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Read What the Postmaster
Has to Say.
The Ola Gentleman from S9iycy,
Ind Ofheys.

RED Los, O., Atav 4. 1888.

y 49, - ANftf~-
GENTLEMRN:-Therc is MIN
living III Spring boro BY the name
of Ro.lin Nicely who has son.
Charles Nicely, whom three Gsc-
tors had given up TO die with Con
sumption. They told lis ralhcr it
was tpc!ess for them to oome any
more, as all the doctors in the world
could not save his son. Tie had got
so low that be could not speak.
us brother, who lives in ibis
neighborhood, %, hold Of one OF
the packages of advertising matter
that You sent me, and bought.
bottle Of your GOOCH'S MEM.
CAN SYRUP and sent it to hrs
brother Il gave him relief at once,
and after taking 4 few bottles he
could walk from the house to tho
barn. lie has used eight bottles.
and is row working on his fathers
t,rm blowing corn, and is in better
health than he has been for wears
lie was down here Sunday. saw
him, and he looked better than he
ever did in his life.
Very TeSlpeCtf,O,.
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Sprvuy. EAv.

SEiNEG, kAE.
GENrLEHES;-I have used half dozen bot
tes ni your GOoch s Mexican syrup aud
WnIch has confirmed my faith in your med
lclho. had been confined 10 nay bed during
the greater portion OF the last year. but after
using tbs above stated number, am nov up
ana about well. ] am an old man Of sixty
niue years, and have always been subjected
70 hSIu NoiE and much exposure, which
consequently brought on complication OF
IlAeaHes among them being cons patton
hiuhty ana liver affections, aud last OF all "a
most terrible cough, which cau-cd severe
pains to rack my body and chest. and finally
Drought on hemorthHges. JudsiuE from tho
amount OF mucus spit up, ( fhluk I must
nave bad an absccss or some sort Of u catl-
ering On my lungs
since taking your medicine, I have made
sueh tapid Improvements, that people from
near and Tar have come to see me 10 tu0uIre
what wonderful medicine had wrought such
cure ana where 90 could DO obtained. Have
also received q number Of letters from a dis
lance. making the same Inquiries NVhiis
lohOF ~ very scarce I'm our vicinity. Et.fi
when SUCH medicine rs yours that does all
10 claims, is To be had my ueishbor4 viii
manage % got little money tOgefncr 10 buv
tt. ease ,tnd me number OF your circu-
iaIs' that may Distribute them among my
friends. ulso q bottle OF your GoocNfs pre-
sciiDtl1n, Which wish 20 take Zoe connection
with your syrup, as 7 think my blood Is n
iiii.e out Of order Yours respectively.
.. -. HANNA.
If such case as tic above can
be cured (and this is but one out Of
thousand letters we have on file
IN praise Of our Mcxican Syrup.
Is there any reason why all con
sunPdveS should not be cured?
1t there arc any consump;iyes
who arc not able to buy bottle Of
our GooCH's MExIcAN SYRUP. and
VIII send 70 us, they paving the cx-
press charges, we VII send q bottle
lrce OF charge TO any part Of the
United Sistes.
Manufactured bv The
CiN. - itgG s. CEEMiCALCO. .
40, llI, 40 S. camote ST..
Cincinnati. Ohio.
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l.. T. URLO&G.
RlNfnaHeiel, mn ifcrnh

POSTMASTER ant Merchant
Head what the gentleman has to
say lor himself:
SFRNoRoRo, o., Apr.lI4, 1883.
GENTLEMEN:- l was working
in white lead mill in DAYTON for
three or four weeks. / got vet and
contracted a severe lung trouble. |
became So low that | could not
peak; could scarcely whisper.
The doctors in Dayton could do
nothing for me. L came home TO
Springboro, bat the doctors here
could 10 me no good. The last visit
the doctor paid me he took my
father into an adjoining room and
told him | was incurable-that he
nor any other doctor in the country
cogld do me no good.
My brother got ne bottle OF
your Gooch's Mex can Syrup at
Red Lion. commenced To take
I, and go; relief ut once, ana have
been continually improving since
taking the first dose. The doctor
told my father the syrup would do
me no good, but ! think he would
have thought differently had he
been here even after taking The first
dose. | ana now about wei, and
have my voice. And what gave i'll
10 me? 1t WAS Gooch's Mexican
Syrup. You may print this if you
like, that others may know what
good it will do them. Any one
may write me upon this subject at
Springsboro.
ouIs rcsncctfnllv-
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Read What the Gentleman Has
TO Say Since He Has Been
Entirely Cured.

oFKlNGRoRo, O, July Fl, IS.
Observation-Disclosures letter re-
ceived. | am entirely well, thanks
to Gooch's Mexican Syrup. Was
never in better health than at pres
ent.
| may be down in the city some
lime soon, and will call upon you.
\ on may send me bottle OF
Gooch's Quick Relief for my father,
who IS troubled with rheumatism.
Thankfully yours,
CHAs. X. NICELY.
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euescaIPrlcn EATEe.

TRnMs on THE sEw WEEKLY
}as ssgy smoass, . e s .es. y. .s u .
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Co Infants and Children,

Oastorinis 30 well adapse. 70 children tina,
recommend Ii as superior to any prescription
kncNa TO mo" II. 4. Azc-1rz, II.
IL So. osdcsi ST., Broclslya, y. Y.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-03
THE COUNCIL.
The Returns of the Two
Elections CanvasSed.
SEWER RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
The South Side Irrigation Company
Submits q Proposition to
Sell to the City.

The City Council met yesterday morn
ing, President Franken6eld in the chair,
and Councilmen Shafer, Brown, Hamil-
ton, Van Dusen, McLain, Summerland,
Bonsall and Wirsching present.
Mayor Hazard returned, without his
approval, an ordinance of intention to
establish the grade of First street be-
tween Evergreen avenue and the east
city line, because of q clerical error in
the name of q street. The vote whereby
the ordinance was adopted was recon
sidered and the veto was sustained. An
ordinance in which the correction had
been made was read and adopted.
The Mayor returned, without his ap.
proval, demand for G. E. Crowley, ON
the ground that it should have been
made to Boy es & Crowley. The vote
whereby the demand was approved was
reconsidered, and the demand was re-
ferred to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Jos: Mesmer appeared and said
that owing to the shortness of time be-
tween the election and the meeting of
the Council, his committee had not had
time to prepare plan of the sewer
system. By next Monday he thought
he would be ready to submit plan
which would, he thought, meet with
the approval of the Council and of the
people.
The Council then proceeded to can
vaes the returns of the election on the
sewer bond question, with the following
result: