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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

.-rc mat while the piano which
!, purchased has as fine a tone as
lie market It does not wear well
:. A. matter Of fact for a much
PUN you could have bought one
god a tone and greater durability.
e a night 10 complain that the ex-
dawsrd. which should have been q
: Ca, las actually been a harm.
~ position has abandoned all ths
to,s-. There is no competition be
Exhibitors. There are to be nj
5. no inirigues for the gliiterine
There are no gold medals, no sill
'al,. no graded medals OF any sort.
/ through a fancy or a shade of diff
in lead pencil Judgment is tobe en-
while another is handicapped The
.sials 10 be awarded are of bronze,
haye the same value, the same in
d. tie same significance. They
Ircicd bot for the best, or second best,
d test. according TO some one.
,at as reward Of excellence or Of ad
rnt or FOR general usefulness Of
grade.
Il ali. each Of these medals is TO h
suied 10y a diploma which will set
q simple, lucid language the
, on v hich the award is made. II
T. gwen a medal for its taaci4, that
! lie stated in the diploma If ioI
III, that Will be Sc, forth II fol
= aip.oma Will so state. II for a
Alton Of these qualities, the par b
Il ex .lain in what proportion. SC
49, - in the EXPOSITION EyerY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

A wtll know gentleman who has rA;h-
ar bald hesi sni an aversion 70 haVlns flies
ii.pori tn, un.elve. on the same hAs deTl'-
81 a noreI scheme ihz. msy prevent his re-
ine DOL gel 10 wear MS nat 90 nuoh Of the
ti7le shen IL doors. He proposes - md
an arti., genuine ore. OF the kind that
pair, eggs that ~oui1 deceive zen or Der
ries that birds ~oali pick at. and have
painted exactly n the c. nter OF the bald
heal az enormous spider Of most terrifylns
appearance He has not fully decided as
vet a.. to y isether he viii csrry tbs plan into
e1~-uuan. bot If he ioss be hopes 10 be abe
TO At n peace with 1ies keeping themselve'
ri resYecttpl distance. While those about
him similarly afflicted as 10 lack Of ha''
v.l either keep bA.s CD OF else make fails
os tAeir srHis u the endeavor 10 brush 81
thv .r5-;lrs Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

take TIE assirs Of lie sor<snnen6 If desc
l.asrss, vs1~e property ther rrry lsrrsls
owned anats vho~e people they gave ea-
rsoyEeaf and aSo-sed livelihood, into
shfis ovn hands. The proFisissL govern
nen- h fslly ssszsEsAed ID tie euaricsssa.
Of TN peopIe oE tas i.i.ais snf = conszes
Ing xsxirs u . wise and ia5icssas manner. !"
What is he prospscs fos saaexzssor ?
II feel eoasisa. tAas Colonel Blosnt slH
make AZ hSoest report mi If he does tbs
re haze nvtAing 10 fear Annsra.ion xoasa
sol,s~ logically apoa sueA 4 report and
esn bu. believe tsx. whea the Administrations
has slssa tbs matter fall and ez.efuI z-ren-
| ion. It gill decide spon TIA. course Of ae-
tion.-
"Hov ahous the reports that the provis-
sonsl soTernnaen. IL financially eEasa-r...es
snd sa4iag great aisscai,y 70 zaees iss 9TH
gsrlonsT
'Ther@ Is no truth IN those Reports.
" ben Ci&as Sp-ecxsIs made demands upoa
th@ provisional government fo- sos .fss9 doe
hin, TIE amount xss raises. In jns. .Airry
minutes. Wssn il ~as kro~a sha1 the zoy-
eminent vss IN need Of 4 Effls money thrse
LADIES' preseaI pledged themselves. IN ease
TIE gentlenea failed 70 respond, 10 lo.n il
al thai !. Desired We have ali the money
mat we @sns. The provissonsI xoyeraznea.
10 ia eIeelisn, sazaei2i coalition, able 70
meet promptly and IN fun all of is financial
obligations. All stores to the CONTRARY
eraaoa,e from those ~to. for some reason.
are DESTROYS Of defeating annexation"
Mr.. nsstiags il gentleman Of culture
and ability, sal oae ~ho represents fully
The Ssss citizenship Of the Ha~saAn 10
lands. He = thoroughly American In
ever abre and the JotEsAL hopes ihs. lie
faay no; have 70 sa.t many months before
he shall see the Star. and STRIPE. floating
in symbols Of sovereignty Over the oeauti-
fal Islands that constitute. fron a strategic
view. the key To the Pacific, AMI whose IN
terests he - serving % fsithfuily and well
There Is sa.4 TO De gsas of thieye. op-
era.lDg along the railroad ami deTosin2
themselves entirely TO baggage AID 70 pro
t.oi the Name Central and as patrons
from lose. General Manager Tucker
fas i.saesi order. directing al employees
- watch .hsrply for these crooks
sao a.e stealing baggage and baggage
check. and transferring checks from one
pieee Of baggage 70 another etc. Mr.
Tucker say. " he parties are well dressed
r8en AMI women and are Supposed 70 be the
same parties 10 operated in this Stat last
year. Tai. gang has commenced on the
s0zls se.f Of Portland AMI are vorking
east, and are likely 10 commence opera
Hons on the line Of this road any tine.
Too much care cannot be exercised for
the protection Of baggage a: all times, bui
espeeisi esre should now De exercised
sgsias, loss from these thieves, ~ho are al
thIs time operating IL New England. Great
care Dug BE taken for the safety Of the
Uui'~t. States MAJ! pouches 4ni bag. which
pas. through the various stations. Orders
have also been issued BY General Superin-
tenlent + " Carr to the agents Of the
American EEpres. Company not TO leave
thsir Office. unzuarded s; n CHI but to have
. atchman ihere from 10 P. n. aBnl the
morning hours,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
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Ons osn' a DAY. Tia; 10 ven sssaii
/ inesas 81 most tzt y. u In tie vosail
LEI y property srT'ist. one cert . dsy Z
svnaf's. 20; in.i&ses. !; will sscsfs
reA,sT ., ~ i,aslY krAnss-e JorgsAL 4
q LhrAGy Of fsrnty -rxu volumes Of I
sVrf. wei fyintsd and Handsomely d
9rRsB~ntAj cloth. u h . san 30 sr,aii a
10 no oas tsi can ssey3 u and uh~s II
tuliiy l. prssas-,A .. Il IL nov By the >
20 phisl slcai tsefs for this merely aonfl
there .i.osld 30 % hsstsscy 10
ing 81. IN. JotssaL Boob Cosfoa
ed IL Issis issss. foRrts<s OF skees
! csmsffsa oons~cstiV.ly. ruallsd 20. OF 4
81 IA. orsss With t'ssp cents q
oil snsigts tho holder 70 -
I bocf frosn the ;hoasznd volumes Of I
wort l4Hr1hassS 10 10 ais;yibs.s-d anOu
ssL rssaers. D,dsrs fer bopss 70 be ssn1
nass iE AL eAsss. BE- sooomy2nisd By I
s;s-ops, ess.. 10 gsy Portage !; is not I
10 u giE with aoupon No !. Begin With Z
J - Aas fcart.sI eoHisssss cot s~ea.iveiy D
ib.Ts-frofn wsa d. ~sen ycs have
eofzss ~ tee o-l'o. sild e.. per book ~
{ ss1y - eFi. ssre " fgss.fres more aDl
JoJ srks reader. ssefy s,,e1s are snfis1l
| cssf. {; zny r.s.sr esaro. easily reaeh {
sis-sr bds8ks are 20 b rad. sssd In tke
{ postage, sass iss book viii Be mailed. 8
( ~ a. nsof. They ufn no. only "a shsD
Z 'e&aisr whs s4ves TIE o9s1oss 10 sottste1
RsnrS 90 The oosros.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

Mr. Lawrence II. Bither. wife and dsugh.
ter Of Men8o,ino Csi,, are in the city. the
guests Of Nj Bithers sis;er. Mrs. Justin +
PACKARD NJ Btber is native Of Lin
seus. Aroostook county. He vas engage
ia farm NJ snA teaching in that county un
III tire Centennial year i,76 when be lef
for California, where he settled and mar
NED. THIS +. his frs; visit to his native
State slnee his Departure from II. On 'he.'
way 70 Maine Ny AMI Mr. Biiher an
daughter VISITED Chicago and the yrea: Elk
position They have been visiting rels
tive. in Aroostook county sni are now OF
their return home Theyywiu leave bert
Monday morning snl will remain IN Chi
ago several weeks longer before iesvini
for The GOLDEN STATE. Mr. Biiher Is one 0.
The actl7e. busting business men Of Men
slot no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

People in The .uberbs say that tramp. are
qpi;e common around the city This j. she
tine Of year tia, 'ramps ike TO wander
bout A. they csn generally 5nd good
lodging place on some hay NOV, at the
lorest market p-ice People 10 not Ike
. have them around their building. espec-
ALLY hen ihey are so free With their
Ds;eae. and many farmer has the old
familiar shotgun charged with rock salt
which he would b. glad to empty into some
choice saui- Of .ha; KIND. WiIt.io the city
Gmi. the fssorEe camping place Of these
knight. Of tLy roai IS the State muster
selA ~hose empty buildings aHori them =
wde choice Of lodgings Here. secure
from the iDquisitive eyes Of members
o. the police force, they can
smoke and play card. AMI recount their
adventures II peace. This is only a tenn
po-Ary thing however When the winter
breezes blos eTen the toughest member Of
the fraternity would rather be somewhere
sl.e than on the bleak brow Of old Camp
Keyes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

The Bet Sshe IN he world for : aus
BRUISES. Ssrts. Ulcers, Salt khelrn, ever
: -. Tv;ter. Chappal Hands, ChlI5'ains
Csrs.. nj ell Ssin bruPt'ens snd posi-
lively cures pies, or 70 Tsy required Ii
j. guA-snt- s. 10 rrve perfect sailsisciios'
OF snoney refu sdei- Price 70 cenis Per
BIZ. For .a1~ los W A. Erskile- Gardner
jl9s .~I&- iuirrl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
WHERE ARE THEY AT
!ais Officials and Public 0uddled
3ver Sunday 0penias Laws.

10, July - The hearing Of the
:. proceeding against the World
iaxeulen; for closiog the gates Of
::sanasy IN violation Of the injanc'
III BY Judge Stein rss on today
EDDY Cd behalf Of the Fair man
argued ths, the injunction hst
Amended as to render il invalid
';viee the gates had been closed.
hing now points TO open gates nexi
i, is not believed the director,
tainted in violating Judge Stein
% during ths peD'iancy Of this bear
ttorney Mason contends that Il
gates would be another S1ence
ri,use grounds for another action
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

phiz zi Brooklyn. Chicago Al Louis
fillmore q; Boston. Cleveland 81 So.
t;.burg At q cirnaii. Washington q,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
COLUMBUS SERIES Of STANDARD WORKS!
En.~ md PRINTING

, NS.. Tsi@ Of a Iar.ssa- rs EFT EsxhsnAa-
Nys.sry os Hs1sosa Cab. feTxas ". Rene.
uslyvY r~l... Dieksns-
/ Ps.hne9rr, TIE CcFf-r.
Psussr.. The Cootsr.
frs1yse. fts- cooPr
kVbss-sn tss-o~ tAtos.
isury OMeor.. 5. Loss--
saddss ard stre- >iHsr--
>ksfeh Book ffI~- iesas.
>~iss fzsa.ss k4s.ass70Tef,
>fraek Dgxn A sessf Bastes smSrt.
s,rahsv CAS. Of In Je.la .sa M. Hsdf. Il. L
/ >.ry-R.4S.
lhrre Nea N a Roz,. Je+oSae n Jerome,
| regl Bgsxa's >eisa-ai DARE Thomas II aghss-
7 Tour o. ths Mosla 10 hsht. pzys- J4i.s N.rs'
Ts.niy Tfasa.AsS i.essar. s-ser fhs ssz. N~rne
txs, Year s%t,sry tae Maj X IL Dans- Jr.
" HE Rei4y W. C8Taeios.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS.
Interview With the Charge
d'AHaires at Washington.
The Journal Has interesting Chat
With Mr.. :. P. Hastings.
Aassss.isa 70 ussel ssssss IL ssassisa d Tie
presen4 Sifssti,s

rg . t1ar = y W ss-1sr@-as M fiAsslz1f
IA naive Of C4ls.. He is no. o. a siyi
70 h,. brgh-r- g. K sna Simon c. Has,
80. ia ss4aey, n company viii bis brother
fyeo,ss .. Hastings, from iron River, Wis
osa.zn- lie expects seoa 70 vissi his Old
honse IA Csl3is.
Nr Hsstssg. ~ss 70. a long rra o.
years sfs,Ioges .s clerk in the depart.
fsea. Of stste 81 WasE5azton II sas visiis
taers ths. nis ability att1aesst the attention
Q. ls,r.s4sfss Hayes. ~ that tine il 90.
tn 90 s.qrn II tn. I sit@si States government:
u .sod abroad A. eonssls yoang men ~he
s;.tls5@si z;tliz6e .or such work and had
seisyeG fbe advantages Of Previous training
Il III STATE department..
Mr. Hssslnzs vas seas Sc consular sgen:
10 the Hax siizn Stands sh~re be serTesi
v.sh distinguished ability, occupying SER
eral diplomatic .t&iian., aud beng =, ode
TN, setiag minister in charge Of the Amer
ran !exai40n-
s,.b.+s geniiy he resigned bic position IN
5.er lie government and entered the employ
ofa arze b.nk,sg house in Hoasolsls. Al
tie Tine If tie recent revolution on the
..aa1. AMI the establishment Of the pro
,.,,..l gov.-nrgsst he -. boiling The ~
.s,,oa q secretary Of foreign a7srs. He
90. rohtina,-a in HI. position b. President
Il5ly o. t8~ protls,onai government.
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IA. .,ors-..t,en with JorKx.t reporter
n, 4..t..r. .s34 .Iwent 70 the Hawai-
.,,3. la -. ie.t a. The reciprocity
,..s,r s..5 the 'o,te4 state. -. beginning
,.....,y about In. .ou ie,.ql p.oyrs.. that
-. fol.,rs.,i.. p,,rtlesl OPERATION. Tn.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
asks and 500 Hos,beads Of wins
>estseyed q. Berey. france.

july 2..-Fire occurred q, Bercy
dng and spread TO the wine docks.
;e an immense quantity Of wine
1 the docks. Many casks were
iyond the reach of the FIRE and
ire thrown into the river. Ter
-ca.k. and 500 hogshea3s Of zine
tmed. Lose, 1880 90 francs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

Csniz3xinx zEazsng - ingretSenz. the par
sa-s ~ ss-1zezz2l fEsasA ufkAcy azsE1 the best
u .zs1rs<si g1tszer. Il - vastly szf~f1ng to
tla- e2Hap. su-zA5sas, and sf5-E aAzag~rH-zs
giEszers grsszi ss4E-tSrES
kss for ,ASFtsED- GINGER ana kssk
fsr sp-i trza--s=axk o. The wrapper sSzs
eseTVsh<r@.
FsgTTEE DECG & CsEEs- CoEs. Bssssr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
600 Fire a Lneaieassa, nieh.

ISG1os Mich. Jsly z..-The Inn
and yard. Of A. Z Cartier 4 Co.
we're burned today. LOIS on mil
insurance.. $50 go. Lausbei
on the docks sad in the yard
.-oyes- Roth & Carrier lose SO,
insurance Houssman, Msskegen
% Insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

Insurance in Force.
Present Assets, over
The Washington Ltfs hAs AWAY, tren
u !',s oa-HysDs sre in the hesi a.
thr .sfeiy Of IssiscY holders. lie q
progress 10 .iid lAyEer .aoee-se. Ia Il
D4sid.b<ir = the w&.hinEo sre "
rnAr Dc DRAWN IN CASH - any time.
IA, ., Of The claim II tbs p0liey Be in
wyif- 10 III und.rsizusd for inf0tltai
saryir9rship Dividend Policy : which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28
BOOKS ARE COPYRIGHT.

was sent
ncipal ports of embarksiion and
,r areful inquiry into their sanitary
rs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

| letter. D.
| concluded
| Parry /
| finder so
big foru
VN'"N rhy b.
suk e 'ilsprh, 1
a spade issy ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

brDFoxp, July z..-Ssw Bedford
be Por,lADds today in an inter
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Sunday, July 80

syIsltn6 1irksts Sii. h~ good for .tther PsAks
or Long I.lsB3 -hs latter pour fse.ng th@ srsr-
u rr7.- s.trsci.on. A Mann sta N.x hns Agd
Clam Bake all - .srved.
The sherwood Yeurh's Coi"Tsa Band
he -roS- ssEnoas palor.d organ fsi3ca lB tie
world. viii eve concerts rsoru.as and sf1erpoon.
sea bathing car BE- srsavf3, 4na the tsIn0s-
Granite Miners SprinE SID ~ Casio a-e also
s-t-sctjve fHSturs-
~ ever ,-18r p sad .Fen5 Pheasant sBnfss
=, here cosi tfeeres hl5s sad ustBfe 'soks p r
pretfie,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

~
IN. pAiIaa
WA-HIr
been hesru
phtiaieip

WA=isIr
| been hesru
/ Philadel p0
ron. since
Ner Yo,,
! The oDl
| lef, there 80. ;s
! Of ins;ruccs,se
neH MA their
mt reli-
in conseqfHno.
| he HbuA
Se1etsrynevs
as soon are re-
| Her sal
at Rio Jsi
tina, she u 10.
five dsyst
men. is tn
stoG, the
nearing III
her mex 4
tween the /, to-
the Pinilad once
Il isys. !. II
attributed %, by
| The nzt the
cable that:
escy arm
day, AMI u
The chiep.c.
France, At.
has arrived
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

HaDDaAs OF the&e boeks eaa b 60 = &
sAL eoSns1nG room ~ u Asy NJ ~ -
czes.
ne books are sos for sale 80 IN sa1y
cot 70 bcl1>Ss u eosposs. IL ~ ~
where II tbls issse vfh eve IL = ~
eooks. foufns 70 ,sea 81 Ya1s ~ ~
rst.iisssed 10 cor daily % AaaAaSs saIy.l
In ordering W mssl seves1 tssAs =
named. unless yos are viiltae - - Z
sskssss<6 nar.e~ss can BE- su0plte1-
JorKSAL rs;ross ear sseufe t1oos -
JorsskL eDsGsfef room
Oar rsS1ers can ~ sAm1jss ~ eAaoo I
spy tine BY ea;ftns % ssy 90 ~ ~ ~
rssess. OrS<ss sos b1ehs 70 Be sn1 ~ =
In IL sases. - sAdressel 70
DrKLmoa 3 3
Our fSlen6s will pieaoo ~
bes that under ~ con0l0ol
will IN Szessanoo - ~
permitted amer any booA ~
the once. u 10 not t1so pe1spG
this once - Institute . ooeoo1l
library.
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Sunday Games
WINE DOCKS BURNED.

Il Al IIouisyiil.. -. LOui. a Chi ago.
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NOTICE.

N-uis- Iss-.se y EA5asss- sszysrz lsft zy bed
= ,ses-s u1fs0us saz-e kss-rehy torAad @nF sna
N o p o. issrerr ~ ~ gFlz9 her er~an On ~
~-r,yun. WILLIAM A. RHoApks~
5aiy Il -
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| CHitAGFi
s2pi in C,
q chair 10
York stste--r4
10 in chzrz
made the q
| A few m
Of sxcI;sn2
made his a
foaBd p
/ Ni.s Mo-
Affirmative inen
Wealth. It
sack and al
several TIM .
none had b
them .sni.v
walked ava .
/ special SEA
thu; the s. -
20 years asy .
into roianiszins
| ,
| A clean,
Ie.s sn<l ,spt0
tsni. This e.
Iers.- Gem
Co. and &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-28

Warrington, II; New YORK, :. Errors
I'm. = New York. Z Batteries stock
fsrrell. Rusle and Millgsp.
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Szsen II prcseeriae

/. Mass Jaly - There are X2l
8 sIs,55a5, 50 worth Of personal ssd
- worth If real sstste. These las
hos a gaia O! sss0.0o over last
The tax rate viii b
! slgti. an increase Of si.Sa
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-12
Feminine Fancies.

One of the ablest platform speakers in
England is Mrs. Garrett Fawcett, widow
of the blind postmaster general of that
name.
1t is said that Mrs. Adair, of Philadel.
phia, whose first husband left her an i'm
mense fortune, spends $4,000 a year in
entertaining.
Caroline Eschard, an enterprising Ohio
woman, pays larger taxes than any other
woman in her county, is director of bank
and prominently connected with several
other business enterprises.
Nine. Bourinine, whom the Grand Duke
Nicholas married at Toula, was born a
serf, it is stated, as was her first husband,
who, however, became one of the most ex-
tensive merchants in Russia.
Miss Lottie Young, of North Hanover,
Mass, rests her claim to fame upon the
fact that she drove twenty-three nails in
three minutes, and at the finish had two
hands safe and sound to her credit.
Nine. Adam, the famous Paris blue
stocking and editor, is still at fifty-siX
very handsome woman. She is the person
ification of business energy From in
the morning until in the evening she
works at her profession.
Nine. Bertha de Colonne is the young
and beautiful wife of an architect in Eu-
rope. She is both blind and deaf, but is
quite famous as poet and author The
queen of Roumania has written "A preface
to the book of Nine. de Colonies collected
verses.
Lady Dixie has been utilized as a heroine
of romance She is said to he the Dorothea
of 'Middlemarch" to the Mr. Casaubon
for which her first husband, Professor
Mark Pattison, is believed to be the model.
She is the charming Belinda of Rhoda
Broughton's entertaining novel of that
name.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-12
How to Wash Handkerchiefs.

Many of the pretty handkerchiefs
sold in the shops cheaply will not stand
the wear aud tear of the methods Of the
average laundress. A suggestion how
to do them up in ones room is Dor
rowed from woman who was accused
OF never using Numbered handker.
chief, 80 new did hers always look.
"On the contrary" she replied, II
presume no woman is more economical
than in this regard l always wash
them myself, however, in my own
room, using fine soap, scalding them
well, then plunging them in water that
has suspicion of bluing powder.
never iron them, but paste them while
wet smoothly on the window pane,
which first wipe free of all particles of
dust; carefully stroke out every wrinkle
with the fingers, and when they are
dried lay them away, without folding,
between square fiat sachets. In this
way they keep fresh and dainty and
wear better.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-04-12
Dainty Dishes.

BEEF BALLs.-The beef is seasoned
as for sandwiches, and rolled between
the hands into balls the size of marbles (;
place a plate in the oven or on the
stove until Kissing hot; polish with
salt, so as to render it perfectly smooth !;
then having shaken off the salt, place
the balls on the place and toss until
lightly scared. This is the most diges-
tible and agreeable manner of prepar-
ing raw beef.
RAW BEEF CAKES. Make the sea.
soned beef into little cakes about half
an inch thick; grease the broiler
slightly. and broil the cakes until they
begin to change color.
EGG NESTS ON TOAST. This dainty
dish is not only attractive and palatable
to the invalid, but is an ornament to any
luncheon where pretty dish is well
come. Beat the whites of three eggs
to stiff froth, adding one-fourth tea.
spoonful of salt, taking care to leave the
yolks entire in the half shell, placing
them for safe keeping in dish of bran
or meal. Prepare and butter the toast,
and pile the whites of the eggs upon it;
then take the spoon and in the center
OF the snow drift, prepare a cosy nest
to receive the yolk, pour in the yolk,
add bit of butter, and bake in oven
until tipped with golden brown. If
not prepared for an invalid, sprink-
ling of Parmesan cheese over the yolks
adds 10 the flavor.