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Downtown ,lnIre.

En- the venienoe Of It's patrons
The COMET has established down
town Office at the book store Of Lyle &
Gus, next 4 or 20 the postoiiice
copy Tor adyettsrments and orders
Tor job WORT and subscriptions ma,
be len thsre aud receive prompt at
tention.
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Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds FaiF Highest Medal and Diploma.
Hawthorne WlllI.ecinre.

Dr. Hawthorne will lecture in ahe
opera house August lst, and in order
that those who are anxious 10 hear
Inn may have an opportunity, 10 do
90, seats will DO put on sale next Mon
day at Gnmp's.
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r 'fc'iNn h Niehesl lliev can
t'tgta y 'Ae vlll pa ID r
tAfiif seivrm, iser silvf coinage. n,ore.
pensions, oou,iort inF the Populistu
oiiices Tor every b. dy, aud anything
else that is good for votes, Courier
Journal.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The leading article in the North
American ReViesO for July is furnisht d
by tx Speaker Reed, who discusses
The Present Administration Of Ma,
Ilonal Affairs" N manner that will
command wide attention.
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| So Ia
The Georgians III Congress arc
beginning % get somewhat WORKED
ZIP over the election Of a Senator
% suec ca Mr. Walsh. Wheu
Speaker Crisp declined the prof.
fered appointment e fill The unex-
p red term of the lite Senator Col.
qultti i was generally supposed
That be thereby secured what The
boys cali "a lead pipe cinch' 81
Nthc full Term, although It was then
known that Representative Turner
would probably be i candidate.
Several days ago, however, Senator
Walsh made manly announce
merit q bis candidacy Speaker
Crisp has not indicated whether
y viii ~ ! candidate 81 not, and
ns q his closest personal friends
ays hn has not yet decided the
matter
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Election time il drawing near and
there seems to be considerable excite
meut over the question Who shall
ana who shall not be elected2 nm.
derstand hat A. H. Bayless is q can
dida'e Tor constable in the s Ii district
and desires the aid Of all persons as
ne has been disabled by that dreadful
dlsease--ls grippe. / think it will be
pu Tug the right man 10 the right
place to elect him for constable.
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would like to know what has han
pened tn"Ben Bowlegs"--the reason
ne doesn't write any more. | hone
MS pap" did not lick him about the
umbrella, Please write again. Ben ;
we IKE to hear from you. Success 10
HE COMET JANE (the cook.
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Pullman sleepera Mobile and selmato Cleveland.
connecting with washington veatibulse carrying
Pullman sleepers to Washington and New York.
For further Information. rates and pamphlets Of
the East Tennesse ana Virginia springs. address
L. A. BELL, w. A. DAY,
Div, Pass Ast Pass. q rkt Art,
SELMA, ALA MOBILE. ALA:
b. w. WRENN, 0.P.A., Knoxville, Tenn.
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tolIce ofRen,oyal.

THE 0oMET has moved into the
hos- 4 tiodge building on Market
street u ~ Roam street.
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FROM BRUSH CREEK.

DEAR EDITOR AS / promised TO
q" you how the lecture went of,
Il try to write again. About eight
cock the crowd, being made up Of
thu best people Of the surrounding
community, had assembled, and Rev.
Nelson arose aud invited the people 10
join in singing "We'll Work Till Jesus
Comes" after which Gods blessings
were invoked upon all people; then
risiog he repeated that he was there
for the purpose of giving some good
advice on the subject OF "How to GET
Married and How TO Stay Married. =
Mr. Nelson was getting off some very
diverting sentences and incident,
when at a short interval, it was no
ticed that the "bass" was dronins
mclodiously. This diverted the ladies
and gentlemen so well that Mr.. Mel
son remarked that he was afraid som,
Of the young men and boys. would no
survive through the night, even /
they could wait until he was don,
speaking to get to speak to their girls
but think they are all still surv;v;n.
as | haven't heard Of any deaths
which occurred since that time. an
made to believe that one young mar
was induced, by the lecture, to attend
Sunday School on the following even
ing, and he had been absent for som,
time preceding be lecture
On Sunday morning la i, schoo
was highly pleased to know lhil they
aad with them Rev. Nelson, OF Tel
fords; Prof. Eolton, of Athens, and
Mr. Tom Cloyd, Of Washington Col
leSe, all OF whom made very interest
ing addresses to the school.
Rev 3. P. White, Of Flourville
preached at Antioch church Sunday
morning at eleven o'clock, telling the
audience in the commencement that
be was go ng to say what he pleased
and II dog got 'bone0 he was
sure to growl over 1t, and il adog''
got mt he was sure to hollo. Rev.
John Lewis preached in the afternoon
At four o'clock.
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Attention. qlraYAl1ra.

Attention, Travellers.
A you inland to visis Arkansas
Texas, Kansas, Oregon 81 anv ', ofI,a,.
y estern State. wrlse to me ii regard
e rates. country, etc.
enquiries answered chaergally. We
nave splendid schedules and connect
. e lor those desiring to visit the
y eai Of points IN Georgia. Alabama
and Florida. Address. = :
=. A. WARREaT. z. a., i. NJ VI G y
oi0 q Bristol, Tenn.
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Rlpans rzDulss ! ior souF slamaos.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
ASSASSINATION or oARNoT
This President OF France 10 TrsRch-
srously Done to Death.

BY the steamer Mariposa the
shocking news comes Of the foul
murder Of Mons. Carnot, President
OF France. He was at Lyons visit
ing the exhibition. After attending
q banquet at the Chamber Of Com.
MERGE, the night Of June ~, the
President entered a carriage at 9:l5
p. IN. to 20 to the theater. A young
man jumped out OF the crowd a the
carriage was leaving, aud, springing
on the carriage step stabbed PIesi-
dent Csrnot in the abdomen. The
President fell back senseless aud
WAS carried to the Prefecture. Emit
nent doctors were summoned but
they could not stop the heInorrhage,
and President Carnot died soon
after midnight.
The assassin is an Italian. He
had concealed a poignard in a pack,
age, 30 that il could DO used, in its
diabolieal purpose, without rsmoy,
ing its ,llvering. The murderer was
with difficulty guarded from sum
mary vengeance at the hands Of the
crowd.
John Casimir. Psrrier has been
chosen successor TO TIA. slain Presi
dent
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05


From Kauai. per stmr waialcaic. July )
j Cunningham, " Brasch, " u 81 ith
From Fan Francisco, per bark Andrew
WEIGH, July 3-Miss 10y, Mrs Tones, Mr.
and Mrs Frazer.
From san Francisco, per So I,.lgic, July
o. oi Alexander HAYES, y silv.rs'UnC,
q A sprccksls, u J hutiacker, - for Yoke
hama ard for Hongkong.
From san Fran'i-co. per : ; Nnrirosa
ylly y-Mm ID Baldwin, Rev yirg Bower.
Miss X Brown, Miss Crosby. x II Collier,
Mrs Robt Cow.s, sig 4 dc y Cana vafro. Is
Halliday, 8orhnm ID Gilman an wife q J
Ludwigsen, Miss Helen Hunt, Geo q Kin.
ney, Geo Lycurgus, Mis- " A Mesirk. Miss
Nesick, Rev Steve n Il l. Pcnro-r, Rev y VI
Price aud wife, Miss Price, DR. CF Hiic and
vile, Miss Grace " Sccromb, Dr u \ shell
ton and wife, Miss Spalding W W Nunc, .
l. Wight, h Mat.rlipt>c, " Woliors, y I,
WilkenSUn. For Auckland 4 u Banker,
i NJ Banker, u B-ndyshe, J ii.ndy she.
Joseph Jay and Wife, u lnmp.rt Mis-,
stcadinan For sydney; J J Archer, Gcu
r butler, Gus Bruno, Chas Freeman, "
i.rshel, Felix Leghcssa, Jrmcs Mawhin,
n.y, II RulsIon, Nil. II RnisIun, Mrs : Il
rtillmun, 4 Richtr. Miss u Tucker, "
Wilsrn,
nEp,.rrKy-.
For the COLONIES, Der : : Maripusa, July
6-N Kettle, MIR kcttl. aud ,iuug outer, john
simpson, Mrs Won T.mpsky and steer
nge.
For Yokohama, per : : Belgic, July =
W W Whitney, Mrs Whitney, I, { Ruby
W Is Croker, T. " prnfeld, ~ men, .
women aud children chinese storage i"l
Bongkong.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

WE are now Offering the best value in town
IN Ladies', Chik!rn's and Gents Fast SLACK
Hosiery. Just received new stock of
Dimitys in Colorrd and White MusIin,,
Lawns, etc. II you are in need of pretty
Wash Materials and Laccs 10 trim them,
call on Ii. +. EllLERS n CO. We still
have a full line Of Ladies' E,uip"isc and
JcanesS Miller Waists. Our Double w.
Waists for Children. all ages. in light sum
n"r and heavy weight are unrxcccd
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
TO I.EI

'I'u ~ LET rNrrR\IsHLp NV
hrnsr ami premise uruuIurd hN capt,
Mist IN Nuuanl valley opposite the 'auua
valley road ,"yepIN feet hh We soa level
lTamrara pas the galrs, FE ,ATlirulaTs
enquire on the premises or ui N, MlsI
Merchant street ad,u,niny Bishops bank
LUlysls
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
THURSDAY, JULY s, 1894
III A Rim h N Il WIS.
Arrivale

Arrivals.
Turspsy. July B.
stInr Pelo from MakaweI
WEpSEspAy. July I.
RM = s Mariposa, Hayward from s'n
Frpn"isao
Stmr kaala from kahuku
THrRsDNy. July -
PMS 3 Belgic, Walker, from Sau Fran
cisco
Stmr W @ Hall from Hawaii and Maui
stmr James Makee irpm Kauai
stmr Waialeaie from Kauai
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

Six-oar Subsidiaries; Philadel.
phia, Champion aud Kongo. Owing
to an accident to the Champions
gig, they withdrew and the race was
between tho other two. The Kongo
boat took the lead, but was unable
to hold it. The Philadelphia fn-
ished two seconds ahead, time 21.4l.
Shell race between Ruby Dexter
and W. Harris. Course to buoy of
the Myrtle boathouse and return.
Dexter won, time 1886. Harris
time 9:43. Both shells belonged
to the Myrtle Boat Club.
Four-oar dingies Entries: Phila.
delpbia, Kongo and Alice native
crew The Kongo took the lead,
aud held il to the spar buoy, where
in turning, the Alice shot inside and
took the lead home. The Alice won
in 24:l6, Philadelphia second.
2l:37.
The Catamaran race was between
the Champion aud Kongo, the
Philadelphia boat having been with
drawn. The Kongo won handily.
Swimming race. Course from can
buoy to the bow Of II. b. NJ. s.
Champion. Won by Pua, Skuse
Champion second. five seconds be.
hind, Anacleto third.
Twelve.oar barge race. This was
the race of the day, aud considera-
ble interest was taken in il. The
Philadelphia entered the Charles.
ton, the Champion the Hauakeoki
and A. l.. G.. Atkinson the Kulia.
ikanuu. The kuliaikanuu named
by buatboys was the favorite. At
the start the Hanakecki had the
best Of it. aud held the position up
to- the ligh, house, whore the Kulia-
ikaDuu crawled up. In turning at
the spar buoy the Kuliaikauuu shot
ahead, and the Philadelphia boat
Charleston passed the Hanakeoki a
little later. The time at the finish
was as follows: Kuliaikanuu, 1856,
Charleston, IL seconds later.
Second-class yacht race-Won by
Mary Walding. There were three
other entries: Edith L, Coral Queen
aud Pokii.
Sailing launch race Champion
and Philadelphia Won by the
Champion.
The officers for tn. day were q.
follows: Starter, &. Il Wilson
Judges, Captain 4. Fuller, Captain
Z. J. Campbell, Lieut.. W. NJ. Wood
tPbiladelphial, Lieut.. 5. X. G. Glib
buus Champion, Lieut.. X. Id,
lkongo). The arrangements wer,
So perfect that everything passed of
without q hitch. Frank J Krugel
acted as time keeper Through tn,
kindness of Admiral Walker a steam
launch was placed at the disposal o
the judges. The judges aud mem
beers Of the press were treated to
delightful dinner on board the
Philadelphia.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
vsss. Leaving Tomorrow

o&oss elgir, Walker for Yokohama
and n, ykong
IS Mkt N ir,, Thompson, for Yokohama
stnir Pele for Makaw.ll
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Departures

THURSDAY, July g.
RM s Mariposa, Haywood, for the colo
MES vi, Samoa at s pm
II l " kongo for Yokohama ut : pm
Stmr kaala for Punaluu aud kahuku at
cam
stmr Waip' ale for Hsmakua
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
Distressing Fatality

Harry Wagenen, a young college
student who was working his pass
age from San Francisco on the bark
Andrew WEIGH, lost his life while
the vessel was of port Tuesday
morning Wagenen was working on
deck when, he was struck by a
swinging boom aud thrown into the
ses, A life buoy was thrown to him,
and, although he caught hold Of II,
he was never seen but once again,
He sank just as a boat was being
lowered from the bark To go to his
assistance. The Andrew W"lch came
into port with her ensign nyIng at
half mast.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

Robert ", Wilcox wishes to enter
q denial Of the Advertiser state
ment that he had boon worsted in
su encounter with &. v l.. Dove aud
was wearing u much damaged face
His damage is very slight aud he was
prepared to take more II il had been
offered aud could have hrou glvon.
The quarrel occurred outside 81 he
restaurant at King aud Alakca
streels, being occasioued 10y q pulili.
cal discussion over the PRONUNCIATION
81 the Constitution which had iust
taken place
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TO LEASE

I'' 's., ! ,n! nFS Sy' ! "F S iGt 49,
Residence on Vineyard Ell .lA
street, recently occulmei by a1lf.1a1s4,
the uuiertign'd, NrrN rou,rnirut, ever
thing In apple pc nrir.' In town unh q
81, ~ tnsn NpUlN ~
usp - v l'NhA
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
cargoes from Island Ports

stmr Kanla--2ogh bags sugar, - bids h Dies.
pkgs sundrirs.
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TO LET

A. WAIKIKI On the -, ~,
y beach, oomfortab.e S
quarters Tor one or two sin. <flS,0
gle Teutlcmen, board op- 49, z5saEs
tinnal bathing facilities good For parii'
Guitars enquire
inSl - uTiiErIN OEFIrF
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05
The Boat Races

Tho first event on the program
wa, siX cared sliding seat race, the
entries being the Myrtlr's Alice NJ
and the liralani's Carl W, The
Myrtle boat took H." head aud main
tanned It 10 the flush, time I'm.
SHw. llrnInnis IL .rrouds later
Shore boats, siuglr souls Every
1imr Juhu Mnhuka srulirL time
II min
Twelve oar cutters Entries; Phi
lndolphia, Champion aud kungo
Won easily by the Philadelphia N
2lil3, the kongo second
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

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wi,nnut = hltch' rank D. hruger
aac''d ~ tune Keeper, through the
k'huhe's ol hohi,al Waihst steam
lauh'h was PiaSeu ~ IN" oI-Posai oi
me Jnagss' ne Judges anu mem,
g"ts ni lne press were treated 10 a
a pis u'np"r Oh o""'n 'he
fhiiaoe'Ph'a
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Tn,h,,, w,s Tim. ls.,,., III. fni.
l,wiu, !. n ,isi a.. ,ba nv,u,s and m.
winmnrs.
ion yards r,c.--r. p,v,. won IA.
Gn,l in M ..,rpI. 4 /. HicbarI.
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S,nnd;,, h,o,d ,urn L,bnc
limo, Tom pry,.r III t.,
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IL. ,,l..,, S.L,.i,.
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S",r,,r mil. r,n,. H. Kin, ~
ID. hrms,,nut, 1 mimi. / s.cnni.
/ Boot and shoe rae, Ouvcnilal--W.
Roland, j. Ayleit.
Hop, step and Jump 4. Tyrrell,
T. White, - feet q inches
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

There was glorious weather for
the glorious anniversary Of Ameri-
can Independence. Everybody kept
holiday and the day was on the
whole up to the best in observance
ever celebrated here. Below will be
found sketches of the principal
events
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

Chamberlain, j, The best 81 all.
Vincent j Bark, II Dauhury, Iowa,
ha. used ChamnrrIaru's Cough Rem.
cuy whrurv"r ~ need al u medicine
fUr coughs aud colds, for III" past
live year. aud says 1T Away, helps
N" out. II nuynn" asks me what
kind ~ cough m"dicln" ! use, | ~.
ply, ChamhrIlaius, that Is tn. bo,t
al an. ~ aud hnc holtlrs for safe
hy all dealers, Benson, Smith n
90, Agents for tho Hawaiian Isl
auds
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

Fort street School closing exnr.
cis"s will take place from 10 ~ to.
morrow forenoon. Parents aud
friends are cordially invited.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

With cralitahlo enterprise the
Fourth Of July c0mmlDtc" bought
u large lot of Japanese fireworks, Tor
day aud night u,,., FROM Ilohnu, The
day pyrl"chuIrs were let "n from
Independence Park, tu ia" great dn.
light 81 thousands, They comprised
Dag, ~ all nations, gDld"n showers,
culur"d a." htlls, etc lhn night
display Al the l.\rcUtlN" m.ldlng
was gorgeous.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-07-05

J. +. Morgan will sell the house.
hold furniture Of !. l.. Bushes at
the residence. NJ. 2b6 King street
at ~ o'clock tomorrow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
AFFAIRS or THE HOUSEHOLD.

Pretty tea-clotlis ar summer covers Tor
baby carriages are made from small aud
dainty embroidered hinlk.r,hiefs Joined
With lsce insertion aud boriered With
lace. The Insertions are run With color
ed ribbons, or the cover IL laii over a
lining Of sliesia, satecn, or China ELK.
The lace usesi IL either 'rorh0u or q fne
imitation of vslen,ienbes. a lovely tea
cloth having much the same Effect ~ the
above IL large squares Of linen. divided
Into numerous smaller squares 10y thre@ds
drawn each Nay across h, 80 that esci'
square l. boriered by drawn work. The
squares are powdered with little flowers
In Dresden-chlna colorlng, aud the
spread edged with he linen lsce.
The women Of Belgium aud llollsnd
are noted for their snowy linen. They
ascribe this desired result TO the use at
borar, = handful Ia ten gallons of water.
Borax, being . neutral salt, dors not In
jurc the most delicate fabric.
Rinslng chlidren's garments In borsx
water IL said Ia make il,~m hreproof-
that IL, u the clothing catches hre Il will
smolder instead Of making blaze.
The best apples for making Jelly are
b'u n apples or plpplns, the former CIV
Ing the best colored Jelly. the latter =
little better favor. Both have good
jeliylng proprietles, snd should not bs
pared, 90 the Jellying part OF spples u
next the skin. Some housewives flavor
apple Jelly Nth lemon OF vanilla. a
haIf-pcck Of apples should make dozen
slssses Of jelly. Ths seeds and cores
thouh not b used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
BAKED. FRIED AND COLD.

sALLYiiuNN.-Slft thrre plnts Of nour
add to lt q tablespoonful of butter, thres
egg, two tsblespconfuls Of sugar and
half tcacupful of yeast. ME well, and
pour In sweet milk 20 make very cot,
dough. knead for half On hour. Put
In q creased pan snd set In q warm placs
to rise. when light, bake In quicl
oven.
DEvIirp BEEr.-Cut thin slices from
the cold roast, place on broiling-Iron,
set over the fire, and turn until heated.
Make . sauce Of Tablespoonful each OF
made mustard, pepper, vinegar, celery
sauce and currsnt Jelly, with salt and
pepper To season. lay the hot sliccs ol
beef on q dish, slft on them . iittis
drowned powdered cracker, and pou'
The sauce over.
sARpiNE SALAD.--DrAln the oil from
half = doren sardlnes, remove the skii
aud hone, squeeze little lemon,juics
over. Put lettuce or cress leaves In 9
salsd-bowl; chop up three hard-boile.l
eggs; lay the sardlnes In the bowl
strew the eggs over, and pour on half \
p'us w pss" e''"s'
BAKED QuIScss.-l'arc and core rips
ounces, put them In q baklng-psn, nll
the space from which the corcs were
taken With sug ", pour q teacupful of
boiling water In the bottom Of the pan
and set In the oven to bake. when done
let aside to cool.
IIor GiNGERCAkE.-Cresm q pound nj
hu,ter and sugar each together, best iv'
eggs and add, with . pint of molssses
aud two tAblespoonfuis of ginger. Besl
the batter for half an hour. Grease
large pan. and drop In the mixture IL
large ,poonfuls. and bake In . very hot
oven. Serve hot.
TOMATO OMELEr.-Pcal and choI
five good, firm tomatoes, Of medium
sire season them with salt and pepper
aud mix a half teacupful Of powderet
bread crumbs With them, then stir Ia
four eggs, beaten Ia = foam. Tut
Tablespoonful Of butter In frying-pan
and when Il IL hot, pour In the mixtur,
-nd stir Il rapidly until II begin. Il
thicken. let Il brown for two or thre'
minutes on the bottom, then fold II over
Zip II on hot dish, gsrnish With som'
.prigs Of parsley. aud serve for break
fast. II IL pretty as we'll AZ appeub
Ing dish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-09
noustnolp SUGGESTIONS.

Onions. turnip. aud carrots should H.
cut across the fibrr, AZ II makes them the
more tender when cooked.
To remove hard grease spots from =
stove. put few drops Of Kerosene oil an
cloth aud rub them with IL.
When ironing sisrched clothes put
some Kerosene on a cloth. aud rub every
iron on u ss taken from the stove.
Keep your bread pans aud apple dl.he.
free from III flavor by always washing
them Ia hot water after using.
Half 81 . teaspoonfui 10 sugar scat.
tered over dying fire IL better than
kerosene and has No element OF danger.
single bs,i. are nov not only fashion
able. but hygienic. Double beds have
little sale With Wholesale dealers.
Flannel that has grown yellow by ~
u+at-d wAshlngs Will ~hltcD conslder'
ably II LET, out ~ doors on a cold night,
The mere., dash ~ cinnsmon In cup
~ chocolate after Il u poured IL sald Ia
I'D piquant and undi.ilnguish'bl'
h,yor.
Articles 81 old furniture are sometimes
made Ia appear new by washing them
~lth lime water aud then Supplying a coat
Of oil.
Hair DIV. !. considered so detrimental
Ia long life that q Paris Insurance com.
pany refuse. To insure the lives OF
women Who use IL.
A tablespoonful Of ammonia Ia gal
Ion ~ warm water will often re.tor,
colors In carpets; II Will also remove
whltewssh from them.
Gum arabic and gum tragacanih Ia
equal parts, dissolved Ia hot water, msk'
the beat aud most con,etient mucilses
10 keep In the house.
Remove rust from steel knives by
covering them for days With sweet
oil then rub With a lump 81 fresh lime
until the rust disappears.
II 1. cheaper to buy a good and rather
Expensive shoe, "a II keeps Its shap,
better and last. longer than those made
10 chesp grade Of leather.
An Engli.h novelty Il basket for ~
moving the soiled forks, knives and
spoon. from the dinner table between
course. without making . clstter.
Two strip. ~ rag carpet, tackled to-
gc,her like comfortable, make a better
rug than a single piecc-~hich i. not
soft 10 the feet, and u sl~ays turning
up at the least pro,ocation.
To keep your silver bright without
constant cleaning, which IL Injurious "a
the plated articles, dissolve q small
handful 81 borax In n dishpan of hot
water With little soap, put the silver la
aud let IL stand all Oh. morning (or after,
noon ~ the case may be-. then pour on
the .ud., rinse With clear cold water and
wipe With u soft cloth.
Have plenty OF brushe. for the
kitchen. A large brush for the iioor; a
lire smaller for the table; sire yet
smaller for pots aud frying pans; for
nothing cleans iron so quickly ne thee
still brushes. A smsll one for cleaning
potstoe. will save any amount OF dirty
work. These brushes should be kept
carefully separate aud exceedingly
clean.
The dinner service used At Queen Vie
toris's table IL 80 solid gold, down IA
the most Insignificant detail. The entree
dishes are double, square aud very
heavy. Their contents are kept warm
10y small gold lamps between the outer
and inner dishes, In which wick burns
amid white MAX. This.ser,ice, which
numbers over n thousand pieces, was
made By order 81 George ".