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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

The ordinary house cat is capable Of displaying
great intelligence when the need Is imminent and
her maternal instincts aroused. cat belong
ing 10 family who had cottage at Newport had
raised her progeny in peace for several years beneath
the friendly roof when the advent of a small bull
terrier sent her and her five young kittens in great
oismsy under the house. For several days they
lived in torment hardly daring to show their noses
until the mother becoming desperate, resolved 10
change her abode. Deliberately selecting a neigh
boring cottage where there was one dog who had
been brought up with cats rather liked them than
otherwise. and taking a dark nigh, when the enemy
was asleep she moved hsr entire family one by one
into the cellar of this place OF refuge-much to
the annoyance Of the mistress OF the house who had
peculiar antipathy 20 cats. After few DAYS the
whole family were vCted uIenduraiIe nuisance.
Twice they were sent back 10 their original abede
and each time they returned in full force The
children plead for the little Kittens however so fine
mother cat was ANONYMOUSLY bundled into a basket
and carried few miles back into the country and
let loose That night about two O'Clock the most
terrible squealing and mewng broke ont among the
cats. The commOtiOn lasted about an hour ana then
utterly ceased Did you hear those cats7s every
one exclaimed as they met at the breakfast table
Strange TO say, every trace Of the five kittens had
completely vanished and the cause was discovered
later. The Indignant and in-uSed pussy had re-
Turned. held indignation meeting with her Chi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

a New-YOrk woman spending the summer III "er-
many writes follows AS | have read the many
interes,ng notes I'm your columns this seasoh' nave
lGneed D. enter the lists myself. but am no up III
fancy work. and your cooking department seems 10
be in very able hands But IL occurred TO me lately
as | was commenting on some Of the German food
prepared by excellent Frau KuX that some ol Her
recipes might be quite novelty 10 Americans anu ID
have borrowed the book In which she writes her
favorte rules and have translated few Of tIen ior
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

simple method of curing sunbum is to battle the
faoe before retiring with solution Of ncture of ben
Boin and cold water in the proportion of teaspoonf
OF the ncture to cup of water Let II dry on the
for few minutes, then rub il with sweet cream
Wipe it OF soon after with soft linen towel In the
morning battle the face in water hot as you can
bear with a sponge and then battle II in cold water
drying Il thoroughly. Before applying the benzoln
at night be careful that all dust is removed and that
the skin is perfectly clean and pure Take special
care to get no benzon in the eyes. It is very pain
full Treat the face in this way for several days and
all traces Of sunburn will disappear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

napkins 10 match. The former ls large oval centre
niece with lilies in outline. the background being
darned with white silk The effect Of the dull linen
lilies thrown out in relief BY the shining white silk is
very beautiful. This is the only OrnamchtSuo" VI
tho tablecOth, The plain deep border being he'ViN
hemstitched. The napkins have each n cluster %
lilies in an oval with the monogram Of the young i~ly
embroidered below.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

HJA L.. will buy English bath enamel for her bath
tnb and paint the tub with IL she will End that 1t will
not only look clean and inviting but will not be
affected very materially by the action Of the soap
J. A. L. sends TO columns suggestion for men who
are subject to very common annoyance that Of the
slipping OF the nectie the collar 6e suggests the
sewing OF common dressmalers hook OH the band Of
the necltie so that when the tie is on the hook slips
under the collar md holds the neckte down. Some neck
ties have an elaborate hook arrangement Of this sort
but simple hook, as here suggested serves the pOr
nose inst as we'll To the many men who go about
all day long with their necties their collars, look
ing very much as II they had collar on, any remedy
of This sort is bIessing-he more as it is supposed
among men generally that to inform another Of his
being IN snch predcsment is rather ungraciolS act
A pair Of low deep sofas, each one wide enough 10
seat two people look very VOL on either side Of the
n.a.1nnn A cn,,nln II soft eiderdnWn pillows add
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

pleasant addition TO the bath is the extract OF pine
needles This comes also in the form OF soap pun
gent with the odor Of the balsam forests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-06

An exquisite piece of summer work Is beng done
by lady as a wedding present for friend who Is TO
be married i'm the autumn. 1t Is tableclOth, Win