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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
The Total Abstipence Union.

The Total Abstinence Union held large and
enthusiastic meeting Sunday night, as it WAS the
INST anniversary of the union Judge J. j.
Weed, sovereign chief OF the Sons of Jonadab.
delivered . stirring address Mr.. II. h. W.
Patterson and the T. A. Union Choir sang
some beautiful temperance songs. after which
.he following officers were elected fer the en-
sllng term: President, John Z. Hogan: vice
prssidsnt, Jas A Edwards: recording secre-
tary, Eiss Fay Calvert. financial secretary,
Miss Mary T. Lloyd; treasurer, Mrs. f. A.
Chambers; sereesntat-arms. Patrick Meehan:
assistant sergcant-at-arms, Vim. Thompki1s:
musical director, II. x. W. Patterson; trustees
Mrs- H. z o'Brien. Jas A. Edwards and J. l..
fesnsy.
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IL rHx Case OF KNIT against Swartz, inTOlv
ing property on 18Th street northeast. the
defendant ID no; Mr. Andrea Swar:z. real es-
tate agent &c. 81 6J5 18th street northwest
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HAVE YoUR REPAIRS made promptly and at
reasonable prices by {. u. COLLI's, builder and
Carpenter, III and 719 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

ATTENTION 10 called to the advertisement OF
the trustees sale of desirable three-story brick
dwelling, No. 1902 VI street northwest, tomor-
row at 5 clock pm.
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OuE Stock Of BOYS and chi!drens suits is
the largest in the city See the school suits
We are selling - -.
EIsENAS Bios It'll and E
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Ii TIE CASE of Shi2lcy against c. H. knight.
20 annul assignment o: Judgment. Judge Cox
Yesterday denied the injunction and dissolved
the restraining OrGer-
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NcrIcE-Boii,hG J. Laws has removed his
stock of wall papers. pictures. picture frames,
&c from 1927 IA. ave. to Ill Gth ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

CARPETS CLEANED by the Empire Carpet
Works. e3l-oS5 Mass ave NV, are nads moth
proof free OF charge Telephone 49,.
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A PAIR OF PATENT STILLS given with every
childs suit. EisE,IAN Bros, eth and Z.
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Garrett cleaning and carpet laying at low
rates 5y A. Ii. CsACE Il Bro, GIG La ave.
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The Mosr ConPIrTE STOCK OF mems clothing
in the city is found at EIsr,.AS BOs 9TH and Z.
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HOTELS.

IA lLLAhD's HOTEL.
f.. ave and l4thst-.
SIS Washington. D. @
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STAGE EXCLUSIONS.

ally peNitt's JoAfL Lane Kounl Irilrs-NO-
a Afi4nstun, solder Home Chain aud cabin gohn
IIla..s 70 a. ~. . 80, 10 Sc 20 isrs and
Lteshon oulldlngs. D NJ -. NAyy ard karraoAs
@41 brpaTtEi. ATT, wlfl -uide. lAc.
80 NsiI c..iete without ride on grcss 81 IN
hAhA L. Ao. l4oaN.s .slg 18Th It n - al IN
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
KERNAN,s LICEUM THEArK-.
n Pennsylvania ave- and llthst
This week-Matinee Thursday.
JAMES N. WARD
And
CARRIE CLARKE WARD
In McCloskey's Sensational Drama.
1HIoUGH By DAYLIGHT
frices; Nisht-l5. %. 50 and - cents.
Matinee-lo. Is. - and 20 cents.
Children 20 Dress Circle. IL GEMS
Neit Mee&-roNl PASTOR AND COMPANY. ocs
GEoRGErowN ORCHESTRA.
Jos EFF KAsPAR. Conductor.
TWELFTH SEASON.
Soloists.
Nile cLENENTINA DE WE'RE
PrimA Donna soprano.
MIR. JAMES SALVAGE
Baritone
ir0' An'one alos'zner Miss LO'ta Mills. Mr.. Henry
AAnder and Others. PiAnis.s. Assist "a Sy
WilLelInJ Club and IarSe Chorus
Grand Orchestra o: 100. string Orchestra o. so
First Cono-rt. METZERoTr's Nj sic HALL
DECEMBER IL, lSal
By request the nAnage4aeat will rrserxe s..,. ,,r
NV, BEGINNING WEDNESDAY. ocTS Bin :, isai.
In; su:l -crlutluas Tor the course three con
certs e. entitle holder one reserved seat AZ - ~
sssond ana thra eo8sts Wi, f s, iSr toe
one week IN advance OF each con ert. oc6-6J
A Laughs GRAND oIEkA HOUSE.
EVERY EVENING.
ALL LAUGHTER.
THE GREATEST LAUGHING SUCCESS NOW Be
FORE THE PUBLIC.
''DARLINGToN's WIDOW"
By JOHN DOUGLASS. ESQ
Endorsed by press and public the cleverest comedy
seen IN years.
Darlinstons Widows produced at the Colum-
oiA Ihsater last nht, proved to be very merry play
and Its fun was keeny appreciated by the audi
ence.-N. ]. telegram, september -. 1891.
Under the mAnasement OF HARRY ID. GRAHAME
Mstlnees Wednesday and Saturday.
Next week-THE ROYAL aIDGErs. oO5-a
HARMS DIJoU THEATER
Msssrs. p. Harris, r. L. Dri,:on and T. +. DEAN,
Projectors and managers.
Week Commencing Monday, october 5.
The Original and only
ATKINsoN's
NEW PECk'S BAD BOY.
Under the management Of
GRIFFIN WILSON.
Enlarged. revised and produced ~
Witty Comedians,
p Pretty Women.
Delightful Singer.
With the
--latest and Strongest Snecislties.
Next Week-PULsE Oh ALw YORK. oc5-6t
THE GEEAT FREDERICK FAIR OF 1851 ON
osoSsr VII Ia AZ and Ia h IN s numrogs
chiei q the Pawnees, w.lo Will eKAbItOns each
Prot Rudy. celebrated band of young ladies, who
are on 4 tour OF the continent, VIII be present.
iLere Will be racing every day hy some Of the fast
Al the railroads Ni4i run excursions at reduced
rates. stopping at intern eiate stations. oc5-ot
A CADEMY OF Music,
"A Corner OF s,tl and ID sts
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Foe SPRING LAMB
.N!ASrTOU,

Go TO JoHN R. NELLY. Center Market, 9th at
viaS. Northern Liberty Market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

The leading mineral water and ginger cham
payne in the world CHARLES hKALMER,
Telephone 500. 1Si fth ST. n W.
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CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition OF water at Z
In: Great Falls, temperature. &c, condition
SO Receiving reservoir, temperature, ~. Con-
dillon at north connection, SO; condition at
south connection. SO, distributing reservoir,
temperature. IL; condition at inhaent gate
house 80; condition at effluent gate house, SO.
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PREPARE FOR SUDDEN CHANGES

PREPARE FOR SUDDEN CHANGES
in the weather. Get lightweight Oyercoat.
You'll need one. see our stock and examine
qualities. Our SO fall oyercoats are special
bargains. EIsEoIAN Bros. 18th anu T.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION 10 RICHMOND. vA.-The
frst separate battalion. d @. n. G., viii give an
excursion 70 Richmond, Va, Wednesday. the
TIL instant. leaving Pennsyivania railroad
Station li:2o ?. m, returning, to leave Rich
rsond II D. m October 3. Fare "a. 90 for tie
round trip; children between The ages Of i've
end twelve half fare
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Y. M. c. A. ANNUAL MEETING.
Reports on All Sides Of the
Work Done by the Association.

RAPID INCREASE IN THE MEMBERsHIP-ISTER-
EsTrNG FISANCIAL STATEMENT PREsESTED-
EFFECT or THE RELIGIOUS woRK-THE GYM
NASHUA AND THE EDUCATIONAL FEArUREs-oLD
OFFICERS IMPLICATED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

GOVERNMENT SALE At TEE IsrERIoR DEpARr-
ntxr.-Latimer 4 Sioan, auctioneers. will sell
somorrov at 10 o'clock in the + and 9Th street
parks Of the Interior Department, by order of
the Secretary, a large number of typewriters
but little used and large lot OF carpets, Office
furniture, &C. See advertisement
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MEDICAL. &C.

MRS. IDA LEONARD. MENTAL, MAGNETIC
nNE TREATMENT FkEE-FOK FIVE MONTHS
" past the advertiser been and will contin De to
give one scIeLtho anon
strait hs metEod. Has NOW added fapor. Sea SALT
facility found in prctenuous sanltarumk. No
medicines used. reatInent tVr plysicians speciality
Clopic cases baft tie sKll OF physicians solicited
large established practice. Gail and inspect pre-
your own residence. HAVING 10 rooms de sirable pa
tents are boar4ed and treatedas o. the family
Each patient receives personal attention the adv
tiser. no assistants bein, employed.
seo-Inl REID. 1Ul and IC3 q ST. Sc. cor. 9Th.
DEAD AND BIZ WISE.-Dk. BhoTH EkS iN6 u
IL ST. s.w, appeared before and mad. oatn hat ne
is the oldest abished specialist IN this and
WI Guarantee al diseases furnish
medicine, charge consultation and advice
any hour the Gay. Subscribed and ~ before
me by DR.. BROI HERS. SAhJ Ell L. MILLS, notary
pupilc IN anu iot tAe DisfAct oi SoGnUa THIS 81 dSy
OF July. 1851. se7-ilas
1T HAS NEVER BEEN CONTRADICrED THAT
DR.. BROTHERS is the oldest ESTABLISH ed advertise
ing ladies' physcia in ;he city. Dr. BROTH ERS
9UO st. sw Forty-hNe years experience. se'-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING A BOITLE
VIII cure any case OF nervous debility vOO ct aw
se1-lus
NR. MULLER. 1o.,. 9TH ST, y. W TREATS ALL
~ chrome affections of The eye. ear throat lung
liver. kidneys, structures and urinary diseases. Once
hours, y to A: a. i'll. and / 10 y. au373n'
A VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING 81 CONSULT
"A Ing Dr. e. +. 1hee 5}S North itii st thiladel-
pima li.e ouIy German american sUcciast in the
United states WHO able TO all effects vi indiscre
tons Of both Sc send Tor look ruin. exposing
nH. LOBB. 329 n. 18TH ST.. PHILADELPHIA
~ Pa twenty years experience. Send for book
tsealed) containing IuIi parlicGIas i4OMG CURE
Tree Oh charge. Hours To Sc TO 81 evenings st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

Sewer Gas expelled from your house by
calling on WILLIAM Koch, Sanitary Expert, 736
18th st. n. W. and 337 lIth st. sc. ocS-Sts
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Anr1rlc..L human eyes. REMrLER's 45s Pa. av
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA
hoic'ns special TERN ,or % Court business
In the matter of the OF Christian RUPERT late
oa the PROBATE Of the ssi w and
ment and for letters tessament2ry
EMmsrt and Msilisn G. Johnscn All persons inter-
ested hereby notified to appear in this
m, to show cause why the said viii should Tot be
proved and adm tilted TO probate and letters
as prayed Provided. copy Of this order 10 rub.
lished once week Tor three weeks in the wasngton
BY y the cour.. VS., cox. Justice.
o. Register of van, i0E the District Of Columbia.
EILED SEPTEMBER n. 1891. Z. J. MICS
IL THE SUPREME SetkT OF THE DISTRICT
Edwin psc. Va OF saS 03Lpn Fsds e. A. No HOE,
RATIF1cATfoSS OF SALE NIsI.
Upon consideration of report Of r. Bradley David
trustee. MED IN the above entitled cause by
s ,b. :s day Si y p
the same is hereby ratified ana connrIned. unes.
Y tie contrary be so~p on Of Se0rs the 4t
COPY Of this notice published week for trss
ss TsSsi Day OF October
.,ru. oopv to..-R J. MzIosM v; c \: COX Justice
sess-isw5w BY NJ. A CLANCY, Asst Clerk.
n THE SUPREME C0 I,S OF THE DISTRICT
No
EQpity docket u.
Of the in the nsnss Of the tns
notice hereby siven that shall proceed TO execute
IN Iid D ST 81 & 81
O'CLOCK A M. at my ONCE in the United States
Ss on a4s
notified to present the same with their proofs at the
se.,5-dtooc6in JAS. G. PAYNE, Auditor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

''Sun- Rise Chop" Tea is q clean. sweet
Tea Of high grade and sold at the very reason
able price 50c. per ID. NJ. Il Z. METzGER, eth St. .
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ss7 AND $50 ST. N. ".
The system Of selling every article at small profit.
ciple Of this firm.
UNPRECEDENTED SALE
OF
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
BEGINNING THE SEASON AT THE LOWEST
PRICES EVER QUOTED.
HOSIERY.
90 dozen Ladies' Fancy Cotton Hose striped and
boot patterns. Regular prices 10 and 25cs Sale price,
129c. per pair.
and fancy stripes; also Chidren's Stainless Black
Ribbed. Regular prices. 10 to 25c. Sale price, l2hc
per pair.
"a dozen Ladies' and Mems Fancy Cotton Hose. In
all the new patterns Regular price. 37,sc. Sale
price. BE
81 dozen LADIES' Extra Fine Gauge Black Cotton
Hose highspliced heels and double toes guaranteed
absolutely stainless Regular price. 3oc. Sale price,
2:3c. per pair
90 dozen Ladies' English and German Black Cotton
Hose light medium and heavy weights. high spliced
nees and double soles. warranted Stainless Regular
prices. 80 to 4Sc. Sale price. 25c. per pair
81 dozen Ladies' LSie Thread Hose in plain Tan.
Gray and fancy boot patterns. Regular prices. So
6x and 7oc. At this sale at 35c. pair for 81 CO.
UNDERWEAR.
so dozen Ladies' and Children's Ribbed and Plain
Heavy Cotton and Mer no Vests Regular prices, 35
to SOC. Sale price. 23c. each.
IS dozen Ladies' ami Chidren's Ribbed and Plain
Cotton, Merino and Atwood Vests. lonx and short
sleeves Regular rces. IS to zoe. SAFE prices. SIC.
II dozen Ladies Shirts and Drawers. Regular
price, Csc. Sale price. iSc.
MILLINERY.
Our Trimmed Hats
Never were rs beautiful nor at such low prices The
Partisan and those made by ourselves side by SIDE
rivals OF each other for your favor Seeing them
buying them.
UNTRIMMED FELT HATS
Never were here in such immensely Of assortment All
shape il felt and qualities.
OUTSIDE GARMENTS.
Exclusive styles IN
Ladies' and Chidren's
CAPES. COATS,
WALKING JACKETS, LONG GARMENTS, &C..
All forming the largest and most select assortmsuts
that We have ever exhibited.
THE MONUMENTAL,
oc5-2t' e37 and $50 It, NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

Phillips Digcstiblc Cocoa
Furnishes nutrimont and aids digestion.
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LOCAL MENTION,
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT A. n WEDNESDAY,.
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland.
generally fair: continued low temperature;
variable winds
For Virginia, light showers; continued low
temperature, except cooler on the coast; north
erlv winds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

SEE Droop's bargains. for sale column.
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NJ. C. WHEELER. 1908 g high-class cOrsets.
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CLsvz1AxD,s BAKING PownxR
WHOLESOME
LEAvENS MOST.
LEAvENS BEST.
Send stamp for cook book.
Cleveland Baking Powder Co.. New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

The annual election Of officers then took
place, and the old board was reelected with
on. opposition, and amid . great deal Of
unanimous enthusiasm. The new-old board
therefore consists OF: wn- b Gurisy, presi-
dent; S. ". Woodward, Arst vice president;
John T. Larner, secord vice president; J. G.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness, Pimples cured by Dr.
Miles Nervine. Samples Tree at
Ctr MERTz's DRUG STORE, l0l4 + st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

No Crude, clumsy, costly mixture is Saliva
ton Oil. 1t is cheap and good. Is cents. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

500 More of Those Extra Fine $3.50
Saxony Wool German Hand-knit Jackets, SELL
ing so rapidly at sl.49, in all colors at C. AUER-
.BAcH's, 7;h and II. Domestic Sowing Machines
and Patterns oc2-at
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C1svE1AxD,s BAKING PowDxR

7 INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SALE
II At Manufacturers prices
By JAMES H. McGIiI.. Dealer in Building Supplies
ocU3t 0OS9l4 u st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

Selling Long Gray Hair Switches and Bangs
at reduced prices at S. HELLER's. oc6-5t'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

The system Of selling every article at . small profit
but of thoroughly reliable quality. IL ruling prin
ciple Of this firm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

An Invention Making Sewing Pastima
Wheeler Wilson's New High Arm No. g.
1t charms on sight. Its use eurapturea
Ofico l37 eth street northwess dll-tr
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-01

Proctor, to greet and honor him-an
honor accorded to no other Vermont
soldier. Yet his fame is not confined
within the boundaries of our little state.
The records of the war of the rebellion
have not been and cannot be written
without prominent mention of him, and,
among the brilliant pages of our coun-
try's history, that will not shine with
the least lustre which tells how STAN
nard with the Vermonters, seized a
great opportunity and struck what
friend and foe acknowlede to have been
the decisive blow in the crisis of the
great pivotal battle of the war. The
words of General Andrew Cowan, who
with his battery did such distinguished
service in the repulse of Pickett's
charge at Gettysburg, written upon the
occasion of the dedication of the Yer
mont monument on that field, have, so
far as know, not been disputed. 81
Witnessed" said he, the valor of STAN
nard and his men on Cemetery Ridge.
You have raised no monument high
enough and no eulogy will be eloquent
enough to do justice to that splendid
achievement of the Vermont soldiers
at Gettysburg"
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-01
A Story of General Sherman.

General Sherman related the following
anecdote of his experience in Memphis 1T
was in July, 1862, when we entered Mem
phis. Before the first of the troops reached
the town, orders had been issued by the
rebel authorities that every shop, tavern
hotel theatre or public place should be
closed and we entered city as still as the
dead. l sent for the mayor and explained
to him that Memphis was being visited by
American soldiers his cOuntrymen-that
such reception was inhOspitable and must
be changed, and that he must order and in
struct every house to be opened forthwith.
This was complied with, to the immediate
satisfaction of everybody. There appeared
however, at headquarters an Episcopal
clergyman, named DIR. White, who some
what demurred. l explained to him that
the people of Memphis greatly needed Chris
tian enlightenment, and he must promptly
open his church doors and administer to
their wants. But, said DR.. White, do
you know that the ritual of the Episco-
pal church has been changed since the
ware No. said /; it hasn't that l know
of. How so? we now pray for Mr..
Jefferson Davis, and not for Mr.. Lincoln.
l suppose | must no longer pray for Mr..
Davis Yes, sir Pray for him, by all
means. He needs it, if anybody does.
But am L required to pray for Mr.. Lin
coln?' 'Oh, no! He's all right. He doesn't
need praying for. '"-Hlltstrated american.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-01
Three Great Men.

In this century three scientists have revo-
lutionized commerce Oersted of Copenha-
gen, and Faraday and Wheatstone OF Lon
don. 1t was of Faraday that Huxley said,
in effect, that any nation would do we'll to
spend 100000 in discovering such a man,
and an equal amount in educating and set
ting him to work. Bessemer, studying away
at steel has revolutionized ship building
DR., Joule's studies in the mechanical equiva-
lent Of heat produced the compound engine,
by which the necessary amount of coal for
carrying given cargo has been reduced
more than forty times that is, steamship
that in 1850 carried cargo at an expend-
ture of IA 800 pounds of coal to ton, now
does the same work by burning $50 pounds.
Joule's studies in heat have made it possible
for a cube of coal that will pass through a
ring the size OF twenty-five cent piece to
drive one ton OF cargo for two miles in one
OF the most improved steamships. In 1880
the rate on grain from New York to Liver
pool was nine and one-quarter pence; in
1886 it was one penny a bushel. The reduc-
ton was primarily due to the scientist
aluminium AQe.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-01

glow, while BEAUTIFULLY stimulating the &C.
ton OF the skim Exchange.
To skin a fish, cut thin, narrow strip
down the backbone, taking off the dorsal
fin. Then open the lower part halfway
down. Slip the knife under and up through
the bony part Of the gills, and hold this
bony part between the thumb and finger,
and strip the skin off toward the tail. Then
do the same to the other side. Small fish,
like mackerel and white-6sh, when dressed
for broiling, should be split through the
back
NUMEROUS remedies have been prescribed
for mosquito bites, but German writer
says that ordinary soap is as good as any Of
them. lie always carries small piece with
him on his country excursions, and in case
OF bite makes a lather over the affected
part and allows 1t to dry on. The burning
is at once relieved and all pain soon disap-
pears. Should 1t return, as sometimes hap
pens, 1t is only necessary to renew the APP
plication.
For stewed Goldfish, cut small cod into
three or four equal-sized pieces, wash them
in salt and water, and put them into a ket-
tie with no more water than will cling to
them. Add blade of mace, a wine-glass
full Of white cooking wine, and two table,
spoonfuls of butter divided in halves, one
Of them having a scant tablespoonful OF
flour rubbed into it, Add salt to taste, and
a little white pepper (powdered) at the very
last. Let 1t cook slowly and well-covered
for fifteen to twenty minutes, and serve the
fish and sauce in the same dish.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1891-07-01
Hints to HOusekeepers.

A PALLET KNIFE should be used to scrape
pots and kettles.
ZINC is best cleaned with hot, soapy water,
then polished with kerosene
If troubled with headache, try the simulta-
neous application of hot water to the feet
and back of the neck.
FRIED FISH is very good turned in sailed
flour, or sailed egg and bread crumbs, and
then put into boiling-hot fat TO get brown.
If the hands are rubbed on a stick OF
celery after peeling onions the smell will be
entirely removed. Or onions may be peeled
under water without offence to eyes or
hands
If poison has been accidentally swal-
lowed, instantly drink pint of warm water
in which has been stirred teaspoonful OF
salt and one or two Of mustard. A half
glass of sweet oil will render many poisons
harmless.
MANY women complain that button shoes
pain the feet more after months wear
than they did when first put on. Examina'
ton will prove in these cases that by the
stretching of the uppers the foot is allowed
to slip forward paining the toe and the side
of the ball joint. BY resetting the buttons
judiciously the trouble is overcome.
RAIN-wATER, it is we'll known, is the best
cosmetic A good substitute is 20 let some
orange, lemon or cucumber peel soak in
water used to wash the face. This need moi
be especially prepared for every ablution
Keep wide-mouthed bottle or jar of IL on
your toilet stand and use daily for the face
1t softens the skin and gives becoming