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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on =
STREET BETNEEN17TH AMI 18TH STREETS

sThErfHTS SSb 18Th Ssrrrhssrss
AMI n Srps t q fsf Of s s date Ar
,,S3 81 p & nfRAF
fcrbd re-! esat ,ia,,e IN tie city of MA-hint,3n
niinptrst tnen.y g. N >quare numbered one han
TERI; sale one th,rI cas-, aal tho balanc, in
SIX aat Twelve ntts, with interest. sc'uIed Ivy
o III me o $p 90 az Gt the t Ss at e
Tens TO De- 5y comp ie witt in ten lays ,fte: the
dcfaIt'nr purchaser al or i've days advertisement IN
ar5odSds ''"' T. III IS. BRADLEY. Trustee.
ct-THE ABOVE SALE - POSTPONED UNTIL
FhIpAi. MAY NINATGENT-:. 1S~3. same hour
iayi !-dtdS A. THos BRADLEY. Trrstos.
THUMAa DowIIN,. < son. Auct.. .ur. E,s. NV
TRgsTEr's SALE OF vAHrAGIGr Lo,r, On I
EiGETf r:NTH sTafETS NoR Invest.
* Tc'qi n '% Sc % r. T. it s f me i ami
records OF lie i,is;ric: y: Columbia IwI sci At pnh-
TI% %EH "a 6 3! IS fi.5, q fsasA:
:an b 81 io IN psyrs a;;nv o q orsinal
luna ed and evenly two !iT!,. ~
81, TEN % ss Hnri sa, and fh@ n1l,ncs in six
ers ep.i5M en- hun I'd Aollir. deposit a: =" tine
ai,er re sac or IT, ,Ths ~ ~ @r re - d 1t tiSS and
m ii The LVelinr SIai ,Ic'vSiai,'r.
ey2i-dSas A.. NOS BRAD ley. Trustee.
e.--rHE. ABOVE SALE IS PosvPo ED UNTIL
TEID,i. MAJ NINETEENTH, 1888, houc
ans p'.C".
my .-a&hs A. TUOS. BRADLEY. Trustee.
geo. VI. sIICkNEY huctioLeer. III Il St.
TRUsTEEs' SALE CT NEW BrICK HOUSE ON
NU%1 Heat. EEAn lINDhE.
BY vrt;e of certain decd OF :ru" -ecordedn Ii'er
In. 10 H. st et SEQ. on If Ic land records OF
the district Of Co uiucia and at the reqlss Of the
party secured theretv. viii tIe: si3r. il: front
%! the - enrises. OK UESDNY. the TIVE Wy raj 'tD
DAY OF MAY. iSihi. At FIVE O'clock i. NJ. the
f2losia described 'r' p'ry srTata the " "f
Naslin EtcII. District % { um0.i. wit: Lot
hundra and s'",.ity- (s1) Jnr 4. Richards
s,tGiv;s ion of sua-, ten hund ell and four ti00D.
sold 81 -" 70 ctrta II eei of tr''t Ia cur the
sI!n o. -, o.. an interest from Au"ust % l!'t..
Terms - slir; on"-iiit cast lin excess o. ID G"ed
Of ST. and the cal in year, with ilt"rest
a. te rate ~ "r ainuiH. Tayab.c *em-an
Eua!ly. AMI seCuTed uy scd OF trust On the property
sold. or I'll cash. at the option of lie purchaser.
500 Cepnsis at tim" Of sale Terms to be complied
WIN in IN day the property VIII b. re>od a: the
ris: and cost OF tie de:a,irs purchaser alter FIVE
day REIMBURSEMENT
SAIUEI. II. WAIKFR.l yr,s,oas
nv
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TT BERNHEIMEH 4 CO.. AUCTIoNEERs,
HI SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS CO
6H LOUISIANA AVE. NV
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THOMAS DOWNING & son. Aucucneers.
tlo T. st. nv
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT on F.
STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 18TH STREETS

III BEI"EES iTTH AND 18TH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of t-r,s. dated April ). 1877.
anu dny recorded in lioer Si{, folio 40 of the
land records Of the District OF Columbia. Will sell.
at public auction. in front of tho premises on T RI
DAY. lHE TWELFTH DAY OF NAY, A. D. 1898.
at HALF-PAS1 EOUI. O'CLOCK 2. NJ, the follow
i'm described zeal estate. situate in the city of WASH
ing. y. e. Lot g in 8rv2nts subdivision oriyina
lot nuI 5ered nineteen 49, in square numbered ono
hundred and severty-two l1.lb.
TerfIs OF sale: Dnr third cash and thu balance in
six and twelve months. with interest secured by deed
Of trust on the prorety sold all cash at the par
ca%ers ion. 800 dsl osit ct time OF Terms
TO be fully complied with in ten days after sale the
proper will be resold at rik AMI cost of defatin
purchaser after Ave days advertisement in The Even
Ing star newspaper. A. THOS. BRADLEY.
apItd&dS trustee
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i 6lo STREET W

eS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO MAY
TWENTS-NINrH. at same hours
INV l6-d& Is CHARLES &. LANCASTER. Trustee
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
THOMAS BOWLING 4 son. Auctioneer..
u L

4 6I2 Est. NV.
PROPERTY. BEING PREMISES NO. sos
THIRTEENTH STREET n. E., AT AUCTION.
by VII tho OF a deed Of trust dared November =
1892. and dali recorded in Liber $780, folio 353 ct
seq OF the land cords ot the District of Column
ba and at ths request of the rarity secured e5y
We will s. in rent Of the promises 81 !URDAf,
NAY TH1RTEFNTiI. 1893 at FIVE O'CLOCK
7: NJ; LOT numbered l57 in square numbered 10C3
ot John II. Richardson's subiivi-ion led in
the Survivors Office of the Distri of Columbia,
frcntinI is 3 feet by depth of - feet improved by
History brick dwelling, couta Il rooms, con-
GREETED cellar. furnace and all modern improvements
being premises SOS 18th st n g.
Terms: Liberal AMI made known at sale.
THtS. W. SMITH, l,r..
my3d&ls ARMAr STODDART,} Arus'ees.
:5-THE ABOVE SALEIS UNAvOIDABLY POST
PD Ed UNTIL WEDNESDAY,. MAY SEVEN
TENTH. 1895. same hour and place. By order of
the trustees.
Hnyl34. TUOS. BOWLING; 4 SON, Ar.cts
" u. SLOAN 4 CO.. Auct:oneers
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1 ;.

f TdTTrS pfTy SIis s NdRfI 5E AND
and I'd re oFd 81 IN pis Is 9 nS o W n
: r. ' T f!iH n !Tfp! )" ne r s9 i 81
snef Esal e lot fiaas an s .iS St Wse
lc,.d one hundred and evsn,y;two u.a,.
tx ana twelve months. with interest secured bv deed
oi trus on IN rGGrsty sold or all cash. at tie pur
ieins he fa,y ro:n cd with ten day. after III,
p aft ae 9g v ss q ais in
ia a5a Si&h star "s@t fhos. BRADLEY Trustee
rp TgE A ARvE sAtH + s rN It'll
N, i:-ii.ls A. THos. BRADLEY. Trustee.
DUNcANsoN BROS. Auc:s. cor. 9TH X cts. H. w.
TRUSTEES, SALE or BECK DWELLING no Ie:a
srdEY bh1ek pNFses N srUSTp tvs %S
ISp ~ Hf ~4 Il Els TIM e NOS 1910
ins date Au.nst %. d on2i. and duly rec 1rd,d.
and a ed Of ,0S sna
the bsr:l coluHna; WA 81 The Tsapes: q The
{ D iEsI i HiT pSsr Nun S cc$S5k
pm, al those certain pieces or parcels OF
ia p@,5c. Cos cenn a.' Known and Gss.s,
g:i-hed nd being lets numbered a. i3 and ~.
in rhoua s. fuckers subdivision of ,art of square
go 3; hat ~, ored i" a ier fo rs 81 @
umhia; said lot nay frontace OF lJ feet on
SIR ct by dcph of II feet End said lots = M II
each havin- froDtayo OF ID feet Il. T:1-fo lt
al ey by depth OF 30 - Ieet. together with the
proyeIi ents tlercIn consisting 81 threc-story
brick dwelling AM two two-story brick dweilin ~.
Zach pie, OF property 10 b. sod separately.
Terms OF sale: OnetEird OF the u,clas' money in
each to be all in cas. balance three eq sl
pawn in one, and three years, with interes.
at per cent per annuu. payable semi annually,
cured by deed of trust the property sold. all
cash. the oT'ti Of the purchaser. teyost ot
goo uron lot 81 aa 100 each lots T., aud Ii will
b. required at the time # sale All conveyanciI AMI
RECORDING at purchasers cos. Terms of sale TO he
complied with III days from dste .ctierwise
trustees tNe ri hit TO ell risk and COS.
Of Gefaaiting purchase purchasers
,n,,a, . MAHL4N AsIiE: >RD.l Trustees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-17

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on FOUR
AND-A-EALF STREET SOUTHWEST, BEING
NOS. 1850 AND 1852
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
MAYoL HERMANos & Co.
LA COMERIENA
DE-, T TABACOS
De SANCHEZ & HERMANO
COMERTO
Dieiemore 3 de 1902.
COMERIO

Ell que dpensando
go los abacos eborados de nuesa abc reeva la de
hacer elogo de dichos productos.
Conocas las bondade del tabaco empamos elabo
ac6n solo bica 1adca
de prvegiada hoa del pals por
reacionados fc adqur
baeo de eir cadad que empeamos oecemos
consumidores
Hoy OCCASION de e legimo tabaco de
bre de mezc de procedencia compndo las d
versus vtoas de la ConfERTNA P,qeba hace 6l
Dep6sos ciudad los f. Fernandez &
Plaza del Mercadodem de don Pedro Heda Plaza de las Decas
Ponce bril- de P.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
CONDICIONEs y CONCEsIONES

Esd sen a aAgna r cnl fnnam ma
f pd @ d aqui e N ties
a qu n cfade en- es ai ba los
S mp eha de s4 hoen frances 6 eIuil IN % t
esaa pla Hrs Paris Il da deentarr Los o
Iasi Iaje
po
Para los iat ota ank& exIin @
o ire me una Gi de p1 yuarl ID hL id ~ p
Los ees de Tops Ia i trta tca asaM Sc It A d I
d n s n p Il
re % yel ITagdopr p
a
ncaleu aa il 1pOr10 fnh p t
i los Et IJ n p pi o P
nn sn de nos ossenad sgats;d amos erid no
M d m id E Y e / Ti
fniat d E omenorde3 ne,slou
cac ac ajaoun ahan4aG k1 , pies CD
4 los haneLa enniopa 5i1n01 1tun
G dem
nt 5c aznde 2fancs "a attraction de Ii 4 4lue 1i
m ( l $ K kI = 7r1#d det
Cnan t h una r en- L pri t taajqp . fnia
d e Epnd 81 ErnIas para Brclon come sgue
a, T.,
aCnuaa aIf4 mIapaos &pr4r
los Age n E
MAYoL HERMANos q Co.
5eIsg2
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09
LUZ BRILLANTE,
Aceite para aIumbrado de familias
LTBRE DE EXPLOSION
y combustion erpoHtei'aa
SIN h,smO ~ nal 0lDr

Este aceite prodncto de uTa Elbrieari5-.
especial e igual. sin superior 4 los; qa- y
inportan del extranjero bsjo divers.
nonbres marcas, tSnto por sns eUsllidad-,
lumfnieas como por Ia ssgariGiad .a-
ofrece 4 los c0nsnmidores.
Nuestro precios son InUeho mas reduci-
dos que los de las rnarcas extran ieras. gr-
con este mayor precio no br1nd44n 4 l5,
eonsumidores ventAias de- ningiuia els,-
La experiencia astquirida en- ests in3u.
tria aurante muehos .tilos an l0s ES;sd5.
Unidos. Cuba. Meiico otrps pais..s u...
permiten ofrecer al pibiico an artieuIo
que no Sc puede Ineiorar en pal.te slzar
baia ningum coneepto.
Nu,sstrTS laarcas Luz BLlL4LA%TE
ELEFANTE y Luz SOLAR estan r-gi.
trsidas se persegulrsi con todo II tienr .i-
In lev 4 los falsificaslores.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

negaaF FortdeF e ua iec eonIr rtA
Adnad lspG srwdcs nan ezId r TRASH i
Conn n g pbl = Il de : a
e na 9 l lb d
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-02-09

VaporeS COrreoS ESpanoIeS
de la Compan1a Trasatlantica
ANTES DE A. LOPEZ 81 Go.
sERvIo1o PARA PUERTo-RIco y LA HABANA

-SAIIDAS-de Barcelona los ' 25 de cada
De Cd 10 3ODe Santandr Ell 2ODe Coru
ma 81
Sc expiden pasaies ida con p de reba.
fa que paguen quvanc de ene Sc haTan
reaja apcab Aos etes ida vue
Un de ada famia gratis Los
demasm IL
2anos cumpidos pasaje -
En- 81 peferencia Un nino gratis De
paae Ii pasaje, de II dan Paae
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18

SAERIfF,S SALE HARRISON MARSH.
his wife. and Maseena ! ul,ard. defendants.
undsr and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the birst judicial district Of tbs
state Of N OntsaA. In and for The county OF LOWS
and larks, on tho 18th day OF March. A: d.. 1Sos.
Marsh. the above named plaintiff. obtsinsd
q Judgment and decree OF foreclosure and sale
,gainst IHeorSe u. Dishl. Hannah Diehl. HIS
wifs. and MAasena Billiard. defendants, on the
2sth day Of March. 4. y. 1893. for tho sum OF
Sl.9S6 u. besides interest. costs and attorneys fees,
which said decree was, on the zsth day, of March:
A. D.. lsss, recorded In Judgment book No l
Of ssid court At rage Is. l am commanded to
coll all those certain lots, pieces or parcels OF land
situate, lying and being In tho county OF lewis
and tlsrke, stats Of Montana, and bounded and
described as follows, to wit:
Lots No. sOvsn "a and No.. eight ts), m block
No seventy l7O,. Of the ~BroadwAter addition to
the city Of Helena according to tho of Q al plat
theresa a. filed for record. in the offico Of tho
recorder OF deeds, In and for the said county OF
Lewis and Clarke. Montana.
Together with all and ~rinGular the tensmsnts,
hsred 'taments and appu-tenanccs thereuuto b.
lonsins er in .nyyi,e sppS tnln,ns. ~, ,,,.,a,x
tho ID day Of November. A. y. 1898. at IL o'olsck
N. Of that day. at the front door OF tho cou't
house, Helena, Lows and Clarke county, Mon
tana, ] will. In ohsiisnce to said order OF sale
and decree Of forsclt enrs and sale. sell the above
mssoribod properly. or 40 mnoh thereof - may
terest aud costs. TO the highest and best bidder.
for eash in hand.
Given unds. my hand this 10Th day Of oct'-
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
by n e. Hoss. Under shsrl6.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18
He Looked Like a Murderer.

A Washington physician told the follow
ing peculiar experience to a Star reporter:
II had been up all night wi, a n patient on
whom l had performed a critical surgical
operation. 1t was a question whether he
would recover from the shock. In fact, it
was touch and 70, SO that l could not take
a minutes sleep. About 5 a. III. l got away
and started for home, 50 exhausted that it
never occurred to me to think of my ap-
pearance.
1.-THE horse car I boarded quickly filled
up with laborers on their way to work.
Though very sleepy, I was somewhat sur
prised to notice that several of them eyed
me strangely. Those of them who sat down
near me quickly moved away, ard one man
who took a seat e to mel was in one
of the front corners-looked at me, got up
hastily, and held on to the strap. Nobody
else took the vacant place, though the We
hicle by that time was crowded.
mot being used to being regarded as a
pariah, l was considerably puzzled. l OBJ
served the faces of two or three men who
sat opposite to me, and 1 thought that they
gazed at me with an expression Of horror
and disgust. What could it mean? I began
to feel alarmed.
Just then I CHANGED to look down at
n of my cuffs. It was saturated with
blood. The other cuff I noticed for the
first time was bloody also. My trousers
were spotted with blood, and there were
fresh stains of it on my coat sleeves. Ny
anxiety about the patient and subsequent
exhaustion had prevented me from think
ing Of the matter, and l had not done
more than wash my hands before starting
for home. Unshaven as l was and wearing
an old hat, I must have looked rather
tough. Not a word was said as I got off
the car and made a sprint for my house,
glad to get back safe, and to remove the
traces Of imagined crime from MY person.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18
NUMMONs-IN THE 1I'rFI.T UT
y Of the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF

So II 9ks First 'G judio!.l district Of til:
state Of Montana in and for the county OF
Mat.lua runuuge. plaintiff, v. John A. Brun-
This stat" Of Montana send. greeting to the
You arc hereby required t., appear in an action
brought against ycn BY the above named p,ainttt
in the district court Of the First judicial distric!
Of The state Of Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis an , Clarke, and to- answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days sexoiu sNM {, q t n.
if served within this county; or, It
served out Of this county. but witt in thisdlstriot.
S vi jnas sSsntEB S a: dsf.S Sfss ~iIl s. YAK ssfs IN as.in.t S"'i
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
he SAID ac.,on u br"ugh,, to obt, lin a decree
existing betveen tie %piiaintiii and defepdan, n
the grounds, first. that on or ab ut the 10Th
day Of May. A. u. 1902, the said defendant dis
wilfuIiy and without cause deserted and sb.n;
dored plaintiff, and over, SINCE has, and still
continues 50 to wiltully and without cause de-
rate aud apart from, her without any suficlent
canse or any reason, and against her WI ana
without her consent; second. that the Defendant
disregariin., his duties as q husband WAS guilty
Of halitnsl, drunkenness for more than i've
years immediate y preceding the said 18th DAY OF
May. a. j. 1882: also I" Obtain tie cnstouy OF
the issue OF. said marriage. all OF which appears
more fully in tho complaint on Tie herein to
which 81 erial refrrencei II her bv lnn 10.
and you are hereby notified that j you fail to
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
c"nrt for tho raiiof d mr. nd. al in TIE complaint
Given under my band and the zeal Of the Dis
state of Montana. in and for tho
~-t~ county of Lewis and Clarke.
Zeal First this ll,h day OF ctoGer. in tho
Jud. list. year of our Lord one thousand
onrt. eight hundred and nincty-throe.
~r-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
~ JESSE PIcKEn. Deputy I Jerk,
Fila l.. Knowles, attorney for plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18

Several Viennese physicians have made a
specially of woman culture. One of them,
a DIR. Robert Fischer, says that his practice
of this sort is so great that the days are
not long enough. Continues this frank
speaker: Numbers Of mothers put their
daughters through a whole course Of beau.
LITIGATION when they arc in the marriage
market. That's the time when the most
elaborate reparatiens of the human form
are ordered and undertaken. l have a great
deal more to do in the spring and fall than
for the most fashionable balls OF the year,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18

50 80
highness the sultan of Johore, otherwise
known us Mr.. Albert Baker, who visited
the Worlds fair a few months ago. The
damages are laid at q high figure. and the
matter Of q diamond buckle IL also said to
form a feature in the cnse.
The sultan OF Johore was elevated from
the rank Of maharajah to that Of sultan
some years q In recognition Of the firm,
~unwavering friendship which he had al
ways given to the English name and rule.
Among his many cultivated tastes he pos
sesses a love for gardening. Somewhat
above medium height, very dark in COM
plexion, with a long, white mustache, he
has always maintained his reputation as a
diRnitied gentleman.
He usually dresses in English clothes of
orthodox English cut and wears a black
cloth cap, in the front of which flashes and
scintillates a magnificent aigret of dia-
monds. Almost every finger is adorned
with rings, two or more on each, Of the
same precious stones, but apart from this
there is no trace of barbaric splendor about
his hiRhness.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18
1>,ue East-eavs Time.

Going 10 Chicago aud east your shor,
quick route 10 via st. Paul and Tho Nort.
weston Line" Leave Butte 6:4b q. NJ.
He.eus 1915 a. m. to-day. reach St. Paul
6:e6 .. n. second day. connecting with fast
day train Of ''lhe Northwestern Line"
leaving st. Paul 500 q. m. daily and or ".
Ing Chicago 9:35 3. m. same day. making
less than sixty-thrse houn fEem Butte and
lees than sixty hours from Helena. which il
several hou,s less time than via any othel
line 10 Chicago
This 9:S5 $. n. arrival In Chicago insurel
oonaeotion With all the principal lines fron
Chicago esst. and '"Thc Northv ssterr
Limo" ia Aha only line from st. Paul shat
saakea al Of tbeae connections In Chicago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18
LimeMatcr

To make limewatcr you take some well
and newly burned limestone and pour wa.
ter over 1t as long AS tho stone seems to ab
sorb it, and allow It to stand. II not break.
ing down freely, sprinkle n little more wa,
ter over It. "A small quantity Is best done
In a vessel, such y an old cask. 30 that II
can be covered with . board or bug. After
being slaked add about a pound Of it tc
every 10 gallons Of cold water, then stir and
allow to Observation-Disclosures Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18
~
eN Women
- Use
~ M DR.. Simrns'
ANN Arsenic
COmnlexiOn Waters
COMPLEXION Waters

The only real bcausifer OF the Skin and Form. re-
moving all imperfections. pimples, freckles. moths.
blotches. roushncss and coarseness. producing a
beautiful. clear and refined complexion, the admira.
ton Of all beholders. Perfectly safe. and can be
discontinued any time after the desired result Is
obtained. Get the genuine. made by Thumler & Co.,
81 W. Monroe, Chicago. At druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price, Shopper box. -..
HIN. ParcheR q Co.. sHelena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-18
SUING THE SULTAN or JoHoRE.

An IcnElish w0snan Charges Him With
Breach 0f Promise.
A case which promises to Ike Of consider
able and peculiar interest Is reported inthe
London papers. Miss Jennie Mighcli OF
Devonshlre terrace. brighton, has brought
sn action for breach Of promise against his
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-01-13
GOOD THINGS TO EAT.

HOMEMADE SAUsACE.-To ten pounds
of chopped meat add three ounccS Of
salt. half an ounce OF black pepper. half
an ounce of saltpetcr. half an ounce of
SAGE and one ounce OF sugar. Mix well.
N. Y. Observer.
CoENNEAL GRUEL.-Two tablespoon
fuls of cornmeal To one quart of boiling
water and one tcaspoonful of salt.
Cook for about two hours. and prepare
like the oatmeal gruei. You can add
more salt If You Demorest's
Magazine.
FRIED GAME--Dress- the game and
wash each piece clean IN cold water.
drain and sprinkle with salt and Let
stand awhile. Roll in corn meal i'm
which 4 sprinkle OF pepper has been
stirred. and fry until tender and of a
nice brown in half butter and half lard
Fry under cover and not too fast
Housekeeper.
CHICKEN SANDWICHES. - Take some
tender boiled chicken. take off the skin
and pick out the bones; chop fine. then
with a spoon rub to a paste; to each cup
full add a little salt and two table
spoons of melted butter: mix together.
cut thin slices of bread which is one
day old: spread first with butter. then
with the chicken; put two slices to-
gether and cut in fancy shapes.-Bos-
ton Budget
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-01-13
NEWSPAPER WAITS.

THE good die early" This axiom
cannot apply To many clergymen, who
are not only good. but accustomed to
di-Iate.-BoSton Transcript
LITTLE GRL-'.Why do the flies bite so
to-day?" Mother Its going to rain"
Little Girl-''Wcll, they might know
'tain't my fauIt."-Good News.
\ CAPITAL and cheap form of life in
Surance that may be commended to
spnrtsmen IS not To climb a fence with
a gun at full cocll.-Philadclphia Times.
TEACHER - Tommy Tucker, how
many seasons are therc?' North Side
Naungster-''Two,m ma'am. Winter an
when the streets is all tore p."-Chica-
20 Tribune.
PUTTNG IT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. (who
had lost all his teeth, to landlord who
hal served him with a very tough
stcaIsl-"L Landlord, YOU are flatterer."
-IIumnriStiSche Halter.
Two FRIENDS meeting. the following
coii"quy ensued: Where have you
becn?" TO my tailor; and | had hard
work TO make him accept little
money" You astoniSh me! Why?"
''BccauSe he wanted more. e.'-Tid-Bits.
ToTITNG--'T suppose Hillow will get
all his fathers property, as he has no
brothers or sisters" Dimling - He
has. though. | know of at least five
girls who have promised to be sisters to
him. Detroit Free Press.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1893-01-13
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

\ GAEGLE of salt water as hot as can
bc used Is one of the best. as il is one of
the simplest. home remedies for sore
throat. That persisted in, with ca
thartic medicine to clear the system,
will cure almost any sore throat that is
not diphthcria--N. Y. Times.
RICE j. the least nitrogcnous of all
grains. 1t is a good addition to bread,
and is especially scrviceable to combine
with foods containing a large amount of
nitrogen. such as peas, beans, etc. Il is
peculiarly adapted for invalids, as it is
one of the most easily digested sub
stances known.
BEou.ED SCALLOPS.-Drain medium
sized srallops in a napkin. Parboil
thcu a moment. When cool put them
IN SlScwcrS. six on each. alternated with
hin slices of bacon the size of the seal
ops in width. Brush over the scallops
With melted butter and broil Serve
with water-crcSs and lemon.-N. Y. OBJ
server.
AIR beds are the modern sine quo non
of the invalid. Nothing can be more
~c-tfal and comfortable to the sick
ram" than the relief from the bed IA
tiruc which this invention affords
.h"v are tiall-covcrcd and readily in
'atod The slightest motion alters the
position Of the occupant, and there is
$40 such thing as a lumpy surface possi-
pie beneath him.