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ST. JOsEPH's SCHOOL.

Medals and Premiums Awarded af the Clos.
ing Exercises To-day.
There were interesting exercises 1t Carroll
Hall today at the closing of st. Joseph's School
The honors Of the year we're awarded to pupih
Is follows:
Gold medal, presented by Rev. J. A walter,
for conduct, application and attendance
awarded TO VIM. Sweeney; gold medal, pre-
sented BY Mr.. e. voigt, for class excellence
Joseph Boeaa; elocution medal, presented by
Mp. o. Z. Duffy, Thos. Buckley, gold medal
for excellence in arithmetic, Edwin Neumeyer
gold medal, for vocal music and composition,
John McCabe.
Sixth srsde-Premiums awarded to J. Burke,
J. B. Douglas, W. +. ssuter, G. Milovich and
FIFTH grsde-Premiums to A. J. +. May, c.
G. Douglass, b. p. L. Bsregs, J. Murphy. L.
| Sweeney, 8. Gatti, E. d. Crowley and ]. Gatti.
Fourth srade-Premiums to J. J. Farley, T.
D. McCarty, B. P. Rickenbaoher, d. Leane and
Premiums for improvement in studies
awarded to T. Keenan,, W. Palmer, ]. Colbert
| and J. LOTUS.
Special premiums for department awarded to
L. A. Douglass, A. J. May. w. Neumeyer and
| ]. A. Burke for map drawing.
Gold medals presented by Rev. Father Wal
ter were awarded a. follows: For conduct to
Tommie Scheller, for lessons to George Lucas,
for catechism to J. Hall Semmes.
Premiums, third grade-Nicho. Hill, Joseph
Smith, John Dscey, Harry Moss, jerome Desio
Leo de Meza, Geo. Sauter and Manuel de Mezs.
Second grsde-Charlie McCabe, Joseph Din
neen, Tommie Howell, Emmett Walsh, Alonzo
Mari, Harry Cullen, Clifford Sparks, John
Lyons and John Casassa.
Primary grade-Grover Ratio, Herman
Began, Frankie Crowley. Eddie voigt, Bonnie
Miller, Johnnie MulMny. Willie Fill, David
Barry, Staple Zerega, Albert Richenbacher,
Harry Sparks, Arthur Trammel and Gussie
Zarnelii.
For being very good little boys-To Paulus
Thyson, Harry Lucas, Francis Thurston and
Pinkney de Meza.
To draw for the gold medal presented by Mr..
z. voigt In the primary grade-Grover Ratio,
Herman Began, Frankie Crowley. Eddie Voigt,
Johnnie Mullany. Bonnie Miller, David Barry,
Albert Richenbacher and Staple Zerega.
A special premium in second class Of cate
chism was awarded to little NichO. Hill.
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ROBINSON. PARKER & Co.
AMERICAN CLorHrERs.
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OAK CREST. PRINCE GEORGES CO.. Nd.
FOB THE CURE OF THE
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NErRAsrHENIA.
Oah Crest 10 delightfully."- situated. "a miles from b,
tnore and is miles from on the washin9-
ton branch Of tbs Baltimore and Ohio railroad An ex-
essnt hotel only two minutes walk from the sta
too. Afords every veniencs and comfort for Pc
usnts. Lady patients can BE- accommodates In the
hotel or in attn dive bones Conveniently near vhsrs
The stric:sst privacy can b sscured
Twenty -siI trains from Baltimore. washin1tnn New
York. Phfisdeiphis and the vest stop Ct DAB Crss,
Saily. Postal telsxraph and express facilities have
been provided and every arrangepent made 70 render
hs so,ourn Of the patients pleasant - possible.
ror iniormation resarding tsrnp., length % umso
'''' ''''' Of iii ri IL t ifSf'f Institute
JAMES GsSg aa snss. osH3 ss:s. county. Nd
sve-3m DR.. JOHN 4. TONSER. Medical Dirscsx.
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EDUCATIONAL
Z "srAHAr0hf f sSsY snHreH UNIVERSITY.

L FoR LEHIaH UNIVERSITY.
how. Lib. president o. Le6ish University.
-. S Il. t efSii Pr D Principal.
jig g.. a. o.. sS5s
IS ss'' ;as sa5 il rib sls ..., AN rn
A RI LNsTRucTIoN.-IHE dREATEsT oProR-
tuniy ever oaered 20 parents, children. teschers,
s o. sni to l'.Ss TO a r. ssa
Shns md es s = chi DAN. and
m az % 4 ss s..sSsr
yssS VIII the moss cele6rsied artists in Earops.
aAs' PM sh' ssfs sas 81 '.s
SsIv M sEpIe
SRsH Ssss i fSs circular .ssEs.s
W00p,s COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. 4o7 EAST
w csptsql 8 Open All summer; Day and evening
oso. 'd Ss. sSsr sps S'aOn
SO7 so ST. Of isfssH .a.n... ssr .ss
' R.:s ] nf s;iss;
USrvERsIsTr5x n EI f,sW 1ki,,rry.
Mine veekly BERN 7th July 1902 and end IN Sep
s'H's join MEslss's e c S
| CIoNoR MARIANA MANA
- SCHOOL FOR SINGING
Ihoroush and only school Of the italian method IN
Meshinston Pupils prepared for concerts orstorios
from sane To :, iS5
pr1ce Tor Solfeeg1o and placing Of the voice
FOR Particular call at studio,
gle ST. NORTHWEST.
osiett. al fessans, Italy, Carnival Season 1872 =
IN the role Of orveso. in Norma last night were
introduced 20 young and promising artist whose
me yoice and exquisite rhrssins won for himself
Berrnors Grand OPERATE Concert Tour. Daily Pic.
ayune, New Orieans.-Stgnor Maina had 10 respond
IN enthusiastic encore IN hts HermanzA and had the
hepor OF curtain recall with Nine. Godkin
,Campaninfs Grand operate Concert. y. Y Herald
So Mama IN the aria Of Lucrezia Borgia display
ruli and veil trained voice. HIS phrasns is artistic
| vA1r1cssys Grand English Opera, The World, y.
WI Msna proved to be virfle Mephistopheles. L
COLUMBIA COLLEGE OF COMMERCE.
9. K URNER. NJ. c. p Prin.
Learn 10 use the rhonograph and Typewriter; the
quickest PREPARATION for ofhce situation Complets
| course. $40. Shorthand dictations by COMPETENT
reedefs and the monograph. individual obstruction
z sKperisnced reporters- Thorough Instruction. ia
the Enrlish business and civil service courses Re-
duced rates for summer months Send for catalogue
DROP oAILLARD CoFFIcIER D'ACADFMfEl
Il and Madame 6sillard (diplomie). School OF Ian.
| gue9es, 300 st.. authors Of q and original
method the only one decorated Open all summer.
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7 Is ). BkU D,l 6enersl Asent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule In effect May -. 1892
Leave washington rom station corner Of New Jerssv
For chicago and Northwest. vestibuled Limited Er-
%, cincinnss ST louis and Indianapolis vsss-
For pittsburs and Cleveland express daily II. 80
For For HsT9S. an. ma s.,In.S.
chsttsnooss and Memphis. s45 am. ii. Is I =. m
ing car through to Memphis on nisht train
500 8 %nsiss Tss Sty; p 10 3 B "a 81 d MN
Y ts rs g. % e ss E. AL al ss
sunday. CO. Is m nn q os % "a "
s! Sc .s g. Z go g 49, cs So g sSSa
T F. t sanS.S. md : IL 10
A. Fer Fredsrick. fs.4s. til so am. n-Is tIsa
For Boyd and way I pens. T. = 20 sn Plm no
.i n tna Esy SRs % Il.
ss 10 tsa; ''1gPlSs s sST1nSp.l stations
rpnS.a.,,,,. A ADE IaIa r., 49,, a. -.
p 30 g 90. Dining Carl. Oil 80 D m. sisepsnS Osr.
Buffet Parior Cars on all day trsir.
ms Car running through 90 Boston without % snsP
va roughkeepsie bridge landing passenssn In h and
u. for Atlantic City. 1000 and ZOO noon suniAyA
tErcept SUNDAY DAILY: SUNDAY only.
Baeraee called for and checked from hotels snc ~
dspces By Union Transfer Co on orders left At sioa
o SgsI iA'i r. ''e Gas IA g ps6u1L.
Gen. M.nseer rmy2si Gen Pass. zet
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SonsstAimg Is
lost when you use
DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
It's Catarrh. The
worst cases yield
to it, mild, sooth-
ing, sing,
and healing nroD.
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ADVERTISING.

II YoU WISH TO ADVERTISER ANyTHINe yNY-
y where ~ any time write 20 GEO. y. HOWELL B
CO.. 10 Spruce St. New York. su211y
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
II tbs sun3ect Of sdvertisne viii do well obetin
copy OF Book for Advertisers" 36s pages. prics 81
esreful. comyil,aep from the American NswsIsgsr
eives the circulation r.tinF of every and rod
deal OF information about rates and other msts~r PSF
Ills ADVEkTisISG BrkkAu. 10 spruce 81.
n Y su21 IL
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J. .


SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, \. J.
OSs'a end & sss,s c sss As,.as CITY,
~ es:S =: ass:s "a s.;aiss .eia S:ess
SO 80 s' aa:'' sss: sss@' ;
CoIosS1DE H0TEL. E1L1sTIc cIT7. M
TAess a: (, qSs can aO'o
,.4am & A Rrxrs 90,
HADDoS HALL ATLANTIC CITY.
| DIRECTLY ON THE BEACH
u, e. md cold ff ssss' E IN
Ho11. AIs 2!fGfEisrro CITY. NJ.
Three minusss' x.,k from bathing grounds.
je2sSm GUSTAV A. KNoBLAucH.
Ad d'1 ASS J, sF q 3 Oao
'Psiis Send for 5 Rasas fs5 g
HOTEL ALtEN: coR. Pacific AND ARKANsAS
. ssS 3 r. T. depot FTi R RfEA p-opr..o
end sss:
'' ssisS@ 1si' terms ;yHaks atoReE BEw.
M Between Ne" Yorf I'D & Atlantic
ssis-am Late Of coionnias Hossi. pSiiad:iph,..
n open ii Re ys.s lars sun esilsrx; hos and
5SsEFa rs s:i Sop.o
HOTEL on THE BEACH; MARYLANp AVE
IMppp,.1 niue .o Rscsaves 200 Ensst. All pod;
table hrst:cisss. @. W KENDRICX
HOTEL Mt. PLEASANT. -. .,-
7ra., nm, beach s'.s' Fl.
Ocean end u 1I1ni. ave. Atlantic City N j.
6psn % sa
saNS It. os e.as .ns
and
| HOTEL WELLINGTON.
OCEAN END OF KENTUCKY AVE.
| ATLANTIC CITY, MI
| feoe4m MA&H 8. MILNoR
YT T1m ;.sGn Dg!f Ss.cS
CORNER South Carolina ave ho%s e0ptSEs6
,s,oeo aRtn' June 10 0 36 Is q R'5 WaosSSrrox
ATLANTIC CITY
ON THE OCEAN FRONT.
Descriptive illustrated booklet mailed free
mvl g. ma'er baths in the h9u; soRrRrs soxs
THE .'cLTFToN," ATLANTIC CITY. CORNER
siSis and % day IS and & soFF
1IHE CONTINENTAL ATLANTIC AyFNiIE
n, j. near the beach Ocean view from every room m
sna
THE ELkToN. KENTUCKY AYE. ATLANTIC
desirable i0sst,Sni modern convenience oSen al
| THE FLORIDA
,n,o,c Steam heat THROUGHOUT. rcrv.r
L HOTEL TRAYMoRk D..
The celebrated sso ae'i fo e T::Sins.on .,.
ci my1 ths nervous and 0'sr"Syfsa GREENE co
THE IRvINGToN.
.,s,n A'1 81 FHt t sEE5 Boo,,,
TIE HOTEL sTIcKNEY: ATLANTIC CITY, 100
TEE INsLIsIPE; ArIAN ~, ,, CITY NJ.
l hstss moderate n. REED.
THE LELt Ss,sE. A ArLnNT.S CITY ON THE
sv, r.ax S GExs; TxeSEk. M.n.-sr
THE MANSION. ATLANTIC CITY. -----
Largest hotel Open all the year
Orchestra from June to October
jeal-2m CHARLEs:McsLADE.
NV& mn q
L beach; unobstructed ocean New ali the modern
,e8-75t Proprietor and Manager.
THE PAvoNIA. cvv,ov,
II sas %e'' Of Atlantic kEETE ''
5y + r. "A AYE ssA Ap,
ap6-3m We cHEEsEMAN
s'NHE OssM0RE"-ATLANTIC CITY
49, An'n ansulP CHARLES A. e0 pSYiH.
Ah 'ioioh'A ATLANTIC CITY.
Ocean and South carOlna ave- Open ~ tn year
Pacific ave: and kentucky. Atlantic City. near
mhas-an beach, thoroughly s Sss VIM ELLIS
40 ocean X; SsI. ss y, s;sy ave-.
Zine ocean view frOp bsy SHsSSiE sSR;
aogsS o ATIAS s11s,
class IN every respect.
je102m J. TREEN
ASBURY PARK, Nj.
AS'OHH PARE no soEfssIhS1A.zy HOUSE. Use,
Directly on the beach. The leading hotel. Seven
teenth season. For rates. diagrams and information
address ALFRED & AMER
1e2-2m Msnaxing Clerk.
AsBUhY PARK N:IJoponr.r
Finely located. Two blocks from ocean. Eleventh
season UelO-lml A. B. MARCHANT.
SBURY PARK, n. J., THE ALBEMARLE.
provements; artesian water. Special rates for the
season Also music. p. 1. HARNETT. 3sl-2m
A SBURY PARK NJ
"A HOTEL COLUMBIA,
Fronting on the ocean At 9th avenue. Entirely new
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u IN D1anondk. Watches. jsvslrI, 0{lvsr Wara -.
d0s gth 81 y, third deex sSovsf tsss vsssk -
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PROFESSIONAL.

NINE. RAPHAEL, THE CELEBRATED CLAIR
xO voyent and sstroloeist. the seventh daNGhtsf
born with esul, has wonderful healing power Gives
nAmss and lucky dates. Don't TAI 70 see this Lady
DROP. CLAY 10 THE OLDEST EsTABLfsHED
A.. sd az. ei.ryCysnt ssSloEsr and n.dium .
sight Reveals hidden myster1ss, recovsfs lost or
steaen property. brings separated togethse. causes
speedy %sIFri:ses five success il bg.ansss imoyss
cities and all In trouble viii time aud money By
coming 70 the right place st hs where
Others hsve failed Convtnces most ske2eical and adj
yerases only what he can do Al buansos conAdeu-
dal. Satisfaction guaranteed. 6ttttngs, Soc Hourn
gto 8. Open Sundays. Residences. A7o II 81. between
NINE; PERRIN. THE TnUEsT DEsTIFY
nemenel accuracy. Term, 10c. an % LIN
1o2l Marion st nv bet. 9Th and nh. and q sta
MME. Bho0KE TELLS ALL TIE EVENTS OF
Iu LIE All business conAdenfial. LAdiss and gsntis-
Hsn, Soc; Sch: HSurs ? an. % pm. 8QLss
ph0f; z; HUBBARD, AsTROLOaKR. WITH
Leo sylvester Of Baltimore oldest sssrologer IN
the United etates) can be consulted daily, except
Sunday. q ll4 Sd ct. nv. from toe 1y26-lmS
M 1, da:s: 7os iSTH "a; EWTAs eaiy ,pRoTsss re-
DIST GOODS south VI New York no40-tr
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i. SUMNER RESORTS.

sRA-sIDEJERs8Y COAST.
NEPTUNE HOUSE. BELMAR, Nj,
~ DIRECTLY on the ocean beech, Open from June 70
sep.ewbsr. For terms. BE-. address
RRExTON VILLA, CAPE NAY CITY, n. J. MAR
II the beach, large ptA81as and porlor special
my2S-so3m MRS. J. 4. MYERS.
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DR. o. J. CARLETON. .t
5O7 18th ct NV
Graduated London. England. 1885; New York. 1879.
Bladder and Kidney Atlmsnts Acute or Chronic
Diseases. Nerve Exhausnou.
SKILL SUCCESS
Hours: sto 9. ITO 8; Sunday. etoa
Consultation freA my6m ~

DE iRossERIsoM; elS 2 81; q ". 5ETwEEN
lar Srsdg:s:a With thirty ys.rs e1pss.cs a hospt.!
shEolic dissasss Dr. a estsblishsd over 50 yesss It
11SN Liberty e; Baltimore co b consuitsd sysey
gnY; An need Of medical sdyios and quick ourss
should not hesitate to call Consultation strictly con-
ndenttal. Call or write. ap26-2ms
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
GLEN ECHO. ON THE PICTURESQUE Porc.
and bathing; COTTAGES for the AZ from elS 81
70 eel O. per mouth magnificent scenery and health
full Location. Apply to Z. Z BALTzLEY, Room Z.
ssTNHE KITTATINNY"
uni pelsvsre Tstsr o.P. Pa.
e.t The .ass hSs s.t SS1s
most sttrstvely located hotel In the Delaware valley
5t2I.Im VA BRoDHKAp SONS
+ LAKE 6EOhGE. MI
N, Nov open. The isrsyst, Rest appointed and most
aSss Hs
WILLIAM NOBLE,
ye&2-lm Owner and Proprietor
GLEN RIDGE HOUSE.
" Cornwall-oa-the-Hudson NY
ss:s.ss SS .sS
GLEN MAN9R. AT FOREST GLEN. ND, Will
one block from station, miles from Wsshinston on
Metropolitan Branch B. and o. 90 minutes r1de.
SHADE. perfect lawn tennis court. most romantic
SPOT Finest chAlybeste spriay w.tsr flush closets
MANOR, Forest Glen. Nd. q care Of J. 4, H1RT.
FOhD. l41e = ST. city: le6-lm
I EEsBURa INN.
Open May 16. Address the owner OH 4 v
WHITE. Proprietor. Leesburg. w. se-1m'
nON'T SEND FAMILY 10 COUNTRY BOARD
Ing house when ct low rates you can eOt xsowNojp
" sSS :''i, es:. md 4.
PARK HOTEL COMPANY. Hoastsis Ii, Pssf
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RAILROADS..
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JUNE IL lsoe.
Trains leave daily from union station lB. ana >,
6th and Bsts
Throuxh The erxnae-t scenery IN America. with ss,
hand.ounes, and nos, ocmriess SOLID Train service
COOP m daily csncanns,i and ST. Louis IAmi,ed-
Solid ye-tibuied. newly ~quipred. electric-hFitef
Washington % Cincinnati Indianapolis end 81 Lsuis
Without chanse. Arrives Cincinnati a. 10 O. m. In
lilo r. m esi,y-Ths tsmous y ,; v; vestt,rl.
Cincinnati Ohio Lexington and roui-vfiie ky eriv-
ma a. ctnctnnsa At 02S pm. Lexington a 10 y. N.
all points
200 p. m daily-Frrr~-s for Gcrdon>vius Char
lottesvfles Richmond. wsyne<horo' stanton aud
prtn opal Virginia pOints
Pullman locations aud tickets NJ Comn.nr.s OfHc-s
Bis and ls2l Pcnna. sve.
ELI n FULLER. o-nr p..-.ns.r Ar.,,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21

A mans best friend is wife Of good
sense and good heart whom he loves and
who loves him In woman there is at once
subj le dtlicacy Of tact and Il plain sound
ness Of Judgment which are rarely COM
blncd 10 an equal degree in a man. a
woman, if she is really your friend, will
have Il sensitive regard for your character,
honor, repute. She will seldom counsel
You to do II shabby thing. for woman al
ways desires TO be proud of you. At the
same time her constitutional timidity
makeS her more cautious than your male
friends. She, therefore, seldom counsels
you to do an imprudent thing Rely, then,
On her wisdom and faithfulness, and scorn
the thought of proving unfaithful to the
tenderness which, should occasion demand,
wOuId impel her willingly to die for you
rs when the brutal Emperor Claudius com
manded the death of her husband, the
wife, ARIA, stabhing herself, handed him
the dagger with the immortal words,
| "P'etuS, 1t does not hurt. Lord Bulwer
| Lytton.
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is used to wash carriages and chanois
skin and go to work. Use lukewarm WA
ter Wash off the windows, glass and
frames thoroughly with sponge, then
with the skin wipe them off, and no rub
bng will be required. Proceed the same
with the painted work about the houne,
and you who try it viii find your paint
and windows never looked so well before.
Wiring the chnmois as dry as you can each
time You use it. One ADVANTAGE Of this
method over The old way of cleaning is that
no Int Is left ON paint or windows.
a handy thing to have for the window
corners is toOt thrush to take dust or
dirt out. II the paint has been white and
turned yellow, take II little soda on the
sponge ana run over 1t, washing off with
clean water and yon will b" surprised to
see how much better it will look. Or il
the window sill has any grease spots upon
it, spread the soda thickly over them: then
scrub with soap and water. One or two
tablespoOufuls of ammonia added to d pail
OF water will clean windows better than
soap.-llail's journal OF Health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21

The human body is constantly undergo
ing tissue change. Worn out particles are
cast aside and eliminated from the system,
while the new are ever being formed from
the inception of life to its close. Water
has lie power of increasing these tissue
changes, which multiply the waste prod
uCte, but at the same time they are re-
newed by its agency, giving rise to in
creased appetite, which IN turn provides
fresh nutriment.
person, but little accustomed to drink
water are liable 70 have the waste products
formed faster han they are removed. Any
obstruction TO lie free working of natural
laws ut once produces disease, winch, if
once firmly seated. requires both time and
money TO cure. People accustomed to rise
in the morning weak and languid will find
the cause in the imperfect secretion of
wastes. which many times may he RENE
died by thinking Il fun tumblcr of water
before retiring. This very materially as
sists in the process during the night, and
leaves the tissues fresh and strong, ready
for the active work OF the day.
Hot water is one OF our best remedial
agents. \ hot bath on going to bed, even
in the hot nights Of summer. is better re-
lever of Insomnia than many drugs. In
i,ated parts will subside under the con-
tiuucd poulticing of real bot water Very
Lu, water, as we all know. is prompt
CHECKER of bleeding, and besides, if it is
c.oau. as it should be, it aids in sterilizing
our WuuuGS. y riOtou~ stomach will nearly
always gratefully receive glass or more
of hot watcr.-lialNs Journal of Health
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21

4 writer hats defined dirt as matter out
OF place" This applies with double force to
the grease of the Kitchen, which is too often
allowed to accumulate on the sides IF the
sink and on dishes Properly used this
grease is invaluable in making soap. BY
cutting he grease in the sink and on tie
dishes by the use Of some very powerful
alkai like potash or soda, we make sub
stance, which, ii not "A soap, contains the
component parts of soap, and at once as
sists as cleansing agent \ kcs of "wash-
ing soda should always be on hand near
the sink 50 that little water with "a lump
of soda may be thrown in spiders or grid
dies or in any other utensil that has be-
come greasy FROM cooking. After a few
moments boiling all the grease is eaten
up by the alkali. and when the mixture is
thrown down tn" sink it actually acts as
means of cleansing instead of choking
mp the pipe with grcase.-New York Tri-
Duup.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21

Since we are adopting SO many of our
graudmotucr's ways Of cooking, why not
20 back t. the old way of gathering herbs
to he used for triiiinG ailments, instead Of
calling a doctor whenever one of the fam
lily has a Geld or is a little nervous? Every
garden should have some space for herbs
Catuip is excellent for nervous headache,
colds, slight fcvcrs and collie. 1t is also
good to put in pOultices for boils and other
painful sweIhugs. Sage is good for fevers
NERVOUSNESS, sore mouth or sore throat.
An infusion made from the root of g
plant called pleurisY root is excellent foI
colds and sl ,ht affections of the lungs.
TO prepare il CRATE the root, pour boiling
water over it, let it steep "A few moments
and drink ii freely. WOrmwood is another
good old fashioned herb. y simple tea of
it is good for children who are troubled
with worms. The leaves, stepped in vine
gar makeeNCrlicuta applications for sprains,
neuralgia and peurisy.
\ most excellent cough sirup may be
made by stepping Il handful each of hoar-
hound, smartweed, thoroughwort and
white root, or pleuri,y root. When
s;tcred, strain, swectcn with loaf sugar
and sci the dish on the back of the stove
until the sirup is steWed down to the or
Giuary consistency.
For summer complaint and diarrhCna
use lettuce roots, blackberry roots and the
leaves If the r,i raspberry bush. Horse
radi"h leaves bruised, and the under side
applied to the flesh, make a good substi
tute Tor mustard plasterS. -llousekecper.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21

Women have been forced into the field
of active, paying labor, but there are few
wage earners among women who do not
sweeten remunerative toll with unpaid
services
Enthusiastic crusaders on the lookout
for wrongs to champion had better survey
the home field first. and having done what
is demanded of them there may sally forth
lance in hand and banner appraised For
indeed, wheUher they encounter giants or
windmills, they have the inspiration of a
good cause in fighting under the banner Of
work.
But they should understand that while
their at itude is Il tribute to work it is not
real work, and rarely takes in the point Of
view of the worker, which is he impor-
tant thing for any movement that is to be
trucly helpful to them.-"ih brown on Her
Own Resources Jenny June.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-01-21

There is something that is getting to be
twfuly scarce in this world Shall | tell
YOU what it is? 1t is girls. That is what
is missing out of the senticnt, breathing,
living world just now. We have lots of
young ladies and lots of society misses, but
the sweet, old fashioned girls of ever so
long ago are vanished with the poke bon
nets aud the cinnamon cookies. Jet mo
enumerate few of the kind of girls that
are wanted in the first place we want
home girls-Cirs who are mothers right
hand girls W no can cuddlc the little ones
next best 10 mamma and smooth out the
tanglcS in the domestic skcin when things
ret twisted: girls whom father takes com
fort in for something better thnu beauty,
and the big brothers are proud of for some
thing that ouiraul,s the ability to dance or
shine in society.
Next. we want girls of Scnsc--girls who
have Il standard of their own regardless of
conventOnalties and are independent
enough to live up to it: girls who siiGNiy
Won't wear Il trailing dress on he street to
gather up microbes and all sorts Of dclile-
lMeni; girls who w,1i't wear a high hat to
The thcater or lacerate their feet and en-
danger their health with hiuh hvcls ard
corscts; girls who will wear what is pretty
hi'o pecoiillS "n' snap 'H''l Hu'7rI7 ''' 'uc
dictates OF fashion when fashion is h"rrd
an silly
And we want good Eiris-@irls who are
sweet, right straight out from the heart &"
the lips; innocent and pure ana simple
girls with less knowledge of sin and du-
pllcity and evlluolng at twenty than the
pert little schoolgirl at ten has all too
often; girls VINO say their prayers ana read
their bibles and love GOD aud Keep his
commandments. eve want these girls
awful bad!)
And we want careful girls and prudent