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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
IN 1mnsss sol1asAs

MEabR LuiSR On tAnto que, ea Ia eSesSs, LioiAio
Julia se ambHiAgAban de mientrvG In genera
L. gran admirAdora de spontn yefa ol duo sino
las bolezas de ID compoic6n SogAac hallabs TODD
nm muRdo de amoTeE.
Ennque hubisra euMido que la condeHa comprsndieie
aus 10 que LcAio decfa Abio abrazsdor 81 taneR
La mdsica tiene de admirable que traduoe EiR
ApAsoHsde o oSatos psHsmentOs de eE que no 80 ars
ven hablAT.
Luisa hallsbA confaIs cIs molests, mieHtras que
81 inmortal duo lbs KtAndo intexsidad
de In paHi6R, R atrevergs mrlr SolgRac, Isntfs,
no obItaEte que eiisa ardfan. Era que lea mira
das de Solignsc apartAban de els.
ITs amol" G ntaba Liciuio, J la expression del amHn
"a de Julia teRfa tanta teEnura como e amor de So
RnAc vaeBdosc, para romper d isacio los apaonadoa
acentcs dc apontini.
LuEa hubisse quexido responder, desirle que le
pHendi que 10 amsba quzkE; pero 81 recusEdo de An
dreina Ia deteHfs eforEaba permaneser rsueha
txanquis misntraa CoraE6a sgitsha pspitando
mo d miSme duo.
Por mucha que fHeso fuerxa de vslnHtad, Il coa.
desa no pudo meacn dc voverss hacia GogEac cuanao
Licinio deefs Julia:
avss alredsdor de sutOs muroa ten. cuidsdO de
sus disa"
Yla VeEtaI respondia con ternura:
oiNo temo mas que pox ti"
Iuisa de Fages records eatcncea iaaintivamsata
Lea paiQros que hAba corTdo SogRsc pexc, tegua Ia
sondeSta panSaba era 500 por eompaG6n patnra, poE
humanidad guerra Greer quo ~ ntasa6a scamsnte
dscS 81 tsmarSo coroaalSad mss pEudaata en- adasnts
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
EIaLIaraoAg1a aE.A 0saans.sEsaIA as gga.R .Rroan q

soligAAS. sin embryo lsy6 MIA que p:sdsd en- suus
Ia mhads For uA mcmegto 6gur6 cue Spostini tve
ducA tambsa os aentmientos de Luisp como daba urs
formR aYmcnioaa & sneKcs
'lsolo por qniero vivri 49, por t sclo cuiero vi
virl"
CsAtahan los amaStee de Is "vesss" elevando Al Gle
10 aus voseF Fua queJas arrebatos 50 amor aus
sbrs xos que clan ext eaCerss Luisa scrrer IN a.
caofrio por las de sgRac meatras qua il eene.
Hsa BerruF mss trAzqua ba coz enccT trar
uKa ocason para que s ssnors Bsnchu probese que Ia
mhslcA de Spent NJ no era incas tbe.
EI ''srssceado" msgsIfco brIlsnte leSo de embria-
gusx DC lodo este fcto que cabR oil ravo del na-
e 81 coro msgestUeso terrible los ascsrdotet ia
nAtlccs arrebsto SoGgasc hasR o. vertigo LIE parecia
vvlf una xuevs vida mas inteRss al mis-
mo hempo Eeatioss morr. ssmejaRte sacud da 10 que
brant'bs no ohstaHts pahdo dolisnte contsmp aba
con % avIdex ~ como 81 Ia vision fuese deuapare
GER Lusa d. FargeV cuya smoci6n &c rsvsIaba en- los
movlm1entos pxecipitados de su sbAnice.
-Que herrnoso estel-exclam6 al caer al teI0y an.
tTs lca RplauEos de u spls entera.
Lulsa 70 coatslt6, l. aEguatia 10 ahopaba ' aus
Oios aSomAban lss kgrimas
Solgaac inciEado hacia ella iunto ruv admirablea
homDrcS bsncos redondog emhriaQaba con 81 slen-
clio de LuiSa, alexsiO eno de unionss como 81 usno
De repente, 81 inclidarss IN poso MIS- dicpru6 ma
lkgrima una divina lfgrma qusse deezsba nor IA me-
a Ago pelida de u conde1s como ma gets de- rOco 80
bre Il oja de uua hoY. ~
- lLlores4-exelam6.
La ioven trst6 de ronreirSs
-Adoxo u mhSca--Sijo ID sanoFs de Bsxfuis: :--IuA
70 eoAnsao cue Ao hinta q pustp ds ha rme lcHan
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19

In hebedor incorregible es condu-
cido q Ia prevention, completamente bo-
rracho.
5Por que ha pegado usted q su
portera. sin motive alguno9
Como! o!-exclama nuestro hom-
bre. lie he pegado Ia portera? Pues
no 10 saba. La habr6 tornado por mi
muier!
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LENTINIYC Ca

SAN FRANcIsco SS SAN JUAN PUERTO RICO
Acaban de importar infnidad de articulos que ofre
een 4 nj numer0sa Observation-Disclosures plata chris
trofe zarantizados. s.-Sombrillas paraguas Genove-
ses Gran varedad en- abanicos, corses panuelos.-
Estuches con perfumeria neceseres para costura.-
Munecas tuguetes para nihos.-Coronas y azahares
ueltos para novias.-Gran surtido cOrbatas bas-
toneg-RefaiOs enaguas de colores.-Trates de drij
' lana para ninos.-Albums marcos para retratos.-
camsetaa de hilo. algodon lana.-Maletas bolsaS
1e yiae para Observation-Disclosures de arculos capricho-
uos para adoRnos de sala, habtaciones tocador.-
3urdo complete relojea dc plata, ,8nike acere
enohapadeg ere eane.-VaFia10 gHFtide e1 ar.
sieves eRshnpadsa de- ere asHs bRaxalstsG, Aetena.
lwrna iaaRtiRaa ate etaCsnatanta aRrtl9s de hih
las 6a ere bRiiiAasGE ERaEaRAgaASs.@BuiSsaa d IL
LebaYIn dc MedYlG.-COraAna fkRsbFea aiEaa aagPs
apauEa seR@- Iss waisMaaa-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
cHARADA

Segunda y tercia es vasija
donde Sc. guardian conscrvas
de tomates 8 de guinda
8 de otras frutas diVersazi
mi primera y tercfa es
aparato de MADEIRA
para arrastrar grandes pesos
ayudado de las bestias;
tercera y prtnsa en- el mes
donde las las Sc estrellan,
y ell t0do es enfermedad,
frecuente en- cualquiera TERRA.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
g-sOMBREROs de Panama

Hernax c. participant &sus clientes al comercio
en- general quehan recibido nuevamente un surtido de
SOMBREROS DIG CATACA0S, recomendando los
que necesiten hsgan pronto sus pedidos para podeH
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
joss Canine
NJ A Y A G U e 2

EABRICANTE ALMAcKNIsTA DE soMBRBRos
E5COMISIONISTA EN- GENERAL. Casa establecida en-
1884 Esta casa es la ndadora puede decirse de la in
dustria de Sombreros tejidos con paa del pals. Sos
tiene so aehortas tejedoras de sombreros de Cabo-
roo espera 10 maestros de la Habana que Sc des-
tinaran dar forma los dichos sombreros.-ve -ventas
al por mayor detale para toda Ia Isla 81 extran-
Iero Habra tamben siempre un gran surtido de for
ros bahamas cintas sales azure toda clasc de in-
rredientes para sombrereria.-Pidanse muestras. Sc
venden muy barato.
Direction: d. JOSE Canine. PIazade ArmAs,
MAYAGUEZ.
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F@rA Las -AlC@Ic11R@
Matri isuas de ganado vacuno, caballar, ceFda etc.
taanarios dc Ia cantidad de hoias que deseen
precos moderados.-B -Boletas desapremios so ctvs el
0.-Libramlentos 81 eli 100. Cargaremes / lei
loo, de venta ca esta imprenta.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
rUTYYYY q ~ SAN FRANCISCO 9e
IN N " :. BAZAR Gs HosedGdtI

Abanicos PLATEADOSIY DORADOS hn dc Steele
dnturones para senoras las llltimas formas, 10 mis-
piel de Russia v de Coeodrlo que en- telas me.
talicas plateadas y doradas. Perfumera DELlG1A. J
0tras nnarcas atamadas Guantes de seda 10 Luis
XIV para sehoras Idem de cabritilla blancos ne
gros. Bronces de arte. Crstalera fna para ador.
nos. Calcetines de seda para nihos, medlas de mic
de Escoeia seda para cabaleros pafuelos hlo Sc
ds para sehoras cabaleros Corses de todas formas
Bastones con estoque Vajillas de porcelana
telera fna. Cubiertos de todas clases los afama
dos de PLATA CRISTOFLE. Muebles de adornos pa
sala gabinete. Albums para fotografas y dibu
TO- Tarjetas para bautismo felcitacion. Reloles,
papeeras timbres, escribanias. carpetas, mpia plu
mas denas artculos de escritorio. MALETAS, sa
de noche CAMAS SILL0NES demas srtculot
de viaje. Boquilas petacas, gran variedad CaIni
setas de lana. hlo de escocia algodon. Juguetes
munecas, especial surtido Corbatas & 10 Sagasts
Canovas, Zorrila, Carnot dem3s formas de novedad
Elegantes macetas para adorno de sala. La especia
Ndad de esta sigue siendo en- slhaias de orc y
plata garantizados Feloies de todaS caaes
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DuHREN0A $9s2O
La ppa echo circular nucaba
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Gaceta Oc1aZ de Provincial Agosto propo
% Septembre proxno
b
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corriente istrbuyendoe el mporte Ia forma
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PARA MORIRSE

No conner, conner NAL, 8 conner POGO,
abrir ell alma al entusiasmo loco, zss.
querer y odiar de veras,
del estudio gozarse en- las quimerasa
ser pobre y ser honrado
y jamas transigir con ell .malvado,
recetas son seguras
para morir, como Sc viye, 4 oscuras.
Manuel del Palacio..
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Los pRECIOs FIJO6

PONCE Puerto Rico. Este antig1oy scradi.
tsdo .eatahIecimisnto completamezts gsssaurado
80 ha alberto 81 pdblico con n sueya snrtido de
afsctoa del rAmo 81 q. - realiza prscios 5aiooa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-09-19
"a Reform0dd Espep'01zd' 9s's.; s.'.;

dormir en- habitacones muy rescas9 tDesea usted co
ner bien9 Pues acuda Il RerorMa4& KfvssaaSs ca
lie do Ia Prlnceaa ntmero T. Marina, Capital. Precio
al aloance de todsa las fartunas I.
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Perdices en- EscGbecbe

Tordos aaadoa, salchichau, salchishops 81.
Mortadella de Bologae inHnidad do conaorvas;
CervezAs Vinoa Licores fnos, 20 acaban de
recibir en- La MSAtG, San Jos6 R1mero 12.-SU-
OEsoREs DE DoRADo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Conmirn propsrln 70 Get.

II HE POPULAR HOTEL Hathaway Inn at -. a.
4 nfpn Deal Beach. offered for rent, ininsn'
10 rigfi fariy MILAN ROSS. ASbury Park y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO u. u.

BALTIMORE AND ONO u. Il.
Fast Express Trains To
baltimore. Washington. Chicago. Cincinnati
-. Louis and All Points West.
PLIIAlAN CAR sr.KkiDE On ALL. TRAINS.
Leave New-YoriG foot ol Liberty ST., daily Tor III
AGO 80 d n. and i2:lo night. for fITTsbUlu
20 n M isis night For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS
800 a. "a. 0;Oc p. For WASHINGTON. bAL.Tiic
MORE. 900 A. H. q 30 n. M. DINING caD. go $50
y M ~. sunday. 600 p m ,i Dining Can 600 r. m
For N0EFoIK ii 80 n. m. daily, 30 D. eN, Sunday.
For NEW ORLEANS. wa Roanoke. bristol and Chatla-
nooaa through Pullman Sleeping Car. 800 m daily
Ticse, offices: ila ~ 2ol az 20, lto Ydway 81 Past
station foot Of Liberty 81, G; RR OF y.
rrsns ...s CO va lar ana sAsss esssss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
WEST SHORE r. z.

IfIn7 leave WNst I'd 81 SUTTON. New lorA. as to.'
lows 10 mint earlier from loot Franklin st..
.::.lO a. Iaily. Local To- Buffalo.
oiI5 4. VI. BALI Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches.
ter. Bufralo Niagara Fall. Detroit. Chicago; except
Saturday Tor To- nto.
Oils y. VI. DAILY for Albany. Montreal Utica. SYRIA,
cIs~ Kochcrtrf Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De-
t!ult Cleveland Chicago and ~. Louis
Sii5 y. VI. Daily sunday. for Utica Syracuse.
Dorchester and Buffalo
S:!5 u. " Daily Albany, Utica Syracur, Roches.
ter Buffalo MIA Fails. Toronto Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and st. .~bu,s.
For tickets time tables trains parior sleep
ingcar accommodlticns apply city offices lrookyn and
N.w-Yofk. a sutinns. Time tables principal
hotels For other Information address
c. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
An'hrac.'e coal ueoi ovcluslvo.yl
rhlr trncks Aninmailc nllck Sicnais.


Treins leave station foot 81 Iiberty-st-
For Fasion BctiirLcm. Allentown, Mauch chunk &C..
$50 %. $40 u 10 10 Easionl 4 Nj $40: 30 q ID
f.stoni. &. Allentown. T. " sunday T..
$50 (1l' 10 Fasonl 4. NJ. 100 $50. 600 =. 81. .
For Wilkcslarrc. P!tfston and scranton. 9:lO A. NJ.
10. 30 $50 T. " Snnda,s $50 A. NJ . 80
20 100 s,S 81, 7.so = NJ ic:rs night sun.
dave 20 4 NJ ZOO I.aD 80 600 T. NJ. 10. u night
Tor harrisburg at 40 500. $50 T. VI. I;i0 10 400
200 sA' = n, III nish; sundays. zoo. 53o GOO
For Sunhurv. Iewtsburr and william NJ go 90
o,io A 81. 40 40 80 r - Sundays. COO T.
For E"a Hank Long Tranci nd points south 20 Pom
TTcssart. 80. SIS II ~ ". 50 ',' Gao to n"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
lEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of C"rtinndt and Desbr"sse' ST.
.tn \. ". daily Tor AAi, ~ CHUNK and inter
med stations connections except sunday Tor fOl -
VILE ami READING .-.
sI5 =. VI. daily To- GENEVA. RoCuEETER BUF;
iAip NIAbAIA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. Rnd
the priuripa. and local points dining car TO
Bridge Pullman NcSfihuie fiecpn 70 chicago
1fttO 4. ". daiiy MAltH CHUNK and inter
mediate points Connection. Tor Rcadng and liarrsbu
100 y. ". daily except sunday ~ ELNlIlA and all
Intermediate stations tor Potis,ic and Read
tao y. ". daily. excerpt sunday fcf L. and y
junction ari principal Intermediate stat ons. Pullman
hgre parior cor p witcsbarre. connections toF Potts
vile
ti.o y. u dolly except sunday for SOUTH PLAIN.
TffiD aud MfDfr Tate stations
5:f5 ". daily Ingnn anil iI'-frlcia'c stations
900 T.. " dalv ror nrTTk'.O SIAGARA FALLS.
ana points W.. Pullman sleeper 'e-fhuci
\ Y - Chicago sleeper I'uGaio Toronto c1uacc.
tons i,srdnr ani ilrr-iirn
G;3O y. VI. inily. except sunday. Tor MAUcH CHUNK
$500 4 ". daily or ITHACA GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER ErffAIo NIAGARA FALLS and all p'lnt,
Wes' Iuil.u'n eieeper 20 chicago hnI Buffalo chair
Tlck,', mi Pullman accommodation. at c3s. pal "a
anf ."3 Iil I1w~rf. 81 East ii'h $50
rar' 1871 o. y y. Srl Fulton g.. Court ST.
Rronlwny. and Nforti'n Annex. Brooklyn. N. Y
Y Trrnr'rr 90 Will cnll flf anil check taCgags
from ho.ci residence through 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
For LAKEWOOD.

80 S:I5 A. NJ. las. $50. $40 +. II.
Fo- Fatmngdae. Toms River iiafnegat Park ana Ear
r'gat Z 10 81; \ n las I 90 r. NJ
Fer Atlantic 'i'y. cape May Nneand ana bridgeon'
Fo- u rnon,h rcach scahrlrht md Highland. ..
Nay,sirF 80 81 li3o \ ". 80 i;i'. 'l'. 'O
..-..f G-l II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
Ciip propertn 90 Get.
Real estate Manieo.

"A AWE desire obtain for an EXCEPTIONAL rnhn'
IA. fully furnished. medlupsizei house. below ,r,h-s
~ about 500 = month Particulars 20 'NDEHhlih "
FRANCIS. ;s53 Fifs.-asr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
ROYAL Bile LINE.

20 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
For i4asielrhls ve.h qa!s. 30 100, 900. 1000.
csD BOO dining Can 600. 20. st5 p u; ~;
90 Dining Carl. GOO =. 81 L. - night
Pr IrlIu. and washington. week DAYS. 900 u y
fflinfnr can 4 NJ 80 $50 30 Dining carr 500
". i.i- night surfafs. 100 II 30 Dining carr
NJ 30 800 Dining ''ar 600 = II. - Is night
Tickets and laror scnt' car -" p nrof NJ ~ -
if,h -, iai f.as i2lih 81 2Gi West io'h St 2si co.
iu1hu. Az -Yors Cour, So Fulton St. Efook-
in. f-,ffvav. Wiilinsurr The Ncw-YofN Transfer
Company wl ca'i ana check baggage from hotel or
L.. a. 1 ln., In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-23
furnished apartments 10 Es'.

0fiOsITE UNION LEAGUE. 81 5th-a.r liaho,''iT I
~ Furnished flon! or rear apartments. s'an heat ''
Ns9r hail bDs ATTENDANCE. breakfast: seer p-nas 1"'p'
'HiiE RICHMOND. i53 T.. 5siii-ST,, ~ ~ ~
Ti.. WALTON, jJl -. STfi-SI ~ ~ 90
i'cili houses carefully mas ~
1DDir o
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
ORLEANS TRUST COMPANY.

Statement showing condition Of at close of
business July 1st, 1898.
Resources.
First Mortgage Loans. $172 ,42021
Loans with Mortg's Collateral
Security, 1920. 90
Personal Notes, II 1858. 90
Loans on other Collateral Security, S,459.68
Loans to Towns, Villages and Districts, ,24s. 10
School Bonds, at par, 10000
Municipal Bonds, at par 100000
National Bank of Newport stock,
IsIand Pond National Bank stock,
Fort Fairfield S Me, National Bank 'O0O'OO
stock at par, 10000
N. q. Loan Company stock, at par, 100000
Overdraft 3.03
Furniture and Fixtures, 500. 90
Banks, 27,a19.A
interest," due and unpaid, 924, O6
Accrued interest, not yet due, 2,S65.55
Liabilities.
Capital Stock, paid in, 100000
Due 1856 Depostors, 256, 143. 10
e @ pisooan3s, iaSes' about zs ss
Treasuref,s Checks outstanding, 5,65625
Bills payable, 372
Undivided Profits, 4I7643
s3l7, 22ss sc
by q a ffspGss is bs ea
stock IS s5o'oooso and the additional liability
guaranty fund Of o. between PIECES depos
tors ana any chance OF loss. This makes it
ever lose penny Of his deposit.
Nearly all the COM pany's deposits are invest
ed right mere IN Orleans County and we in
loans, knowing they will pronounce them en-
We invite your confidence and promise you
entire safety and four per cent interest be-
sides.
posts Of $500, or less
G. A. PRoU1y, President. P.J. Farrell, Treas
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
- Lesson In Punctuality.

Matthias Splitlog, chief Of the Wyan-
dottes, lives in Kansas and is known to
be worth about 100000 He is sup
posed to be the richest Indian in Amer
lea. He can neither read nor write, but
BY his native shrewdness has acquired
large tracts Of land in Kansas and Mis-
souri,, as well as houses and lots in Kan
sas City.
Some white men were neg otiating with
him for the purchase Of a certain lot Of
land. The price was finally agreed upon,
$4,000, and they were to meet him at
certain bank il Kansas City at 10 o'clock
There and then the money was to be paid
and the papers signed.
On the appointed morning old Matthias
entered the bank few minutes before
the hour and took q seat, with his eye
upon the clock The minute hand reached
H. and the clock began to strike. The
indian rose, and at the last stroke he
walked out Of the building.
He had gone only a block or two be.
fore he met the capita lists ht1rrying to
keep their appointment. They begged
him to return, but he refused. IF they
wished to deal with him, he would meet
them at the bank the next day at 10
o'clock.
That time the white men were ON
hand, but when they offered the Indian
the price agreed upon for the land he de-
clined to take it. The $40, 900 was yes
terday's price. Today they might have
the property for 100000 Talking was
useless, and they paid the additional $20.-
000
1t was dear lesson in punctuality.-
Harpers Young People.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
Valuable Papers Destroyed For Gain

Not long ago a local collector, whose
letters Of rare interest only his most in
innate friends are allowed to see, Sc
cured possession of about 90 letters of q
revolutionary hero which were most val
liable historically on account Of the new
light they threw upon some disputed
points. Their number, however, neces-
sarily reduced their Individual CONNER
cial value, so 10 Of them were consigned
10 the flames without having even been
copied. The value Of the remaining 10
was of course enhanced greatly by this
course. To such collectors the money
value Of a letter is the only point to be
considered, and they do not hesitate to
make any sacrifice that will increase this
value. Many very important historical
letters have recently been destroyed in
this way. philadelphia Record
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
LADIES' COLUMN.
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING.

1t is most desirable to be a good
housekeeper, but something is wrong
when all ones time must be given to
homework. Such housekeeper
would better look to her methods.
She may be giving SO much time and
attention to petty details that she has
neglected to take one comprehensive
glance of her work, as a whole, to see
if it is well balanced.
The first duty which will be under
taken by the really scientific house
keeper is to decide SO far as possible
what must be done during the year
how much linen for beds and table
should be prepared, how much bed
ding should be replaced by new, what
changes, if any, should be made in
house and yards, how much soap must
be made, how much fruit put up, etc.
She should look over the ground as
carefully as a man in business would
before deciding whether or not 1t
would be advisable to begin the new
business year on larger scale. The
duties which she should first consider
would be those which do not come up
every day, but which must be done
some time during the year and should
not be taken in the seasons when the
burdens of ordinary homework press
most heavily. When she has decided
about what time would be most con-
venient for attending to each separ-
ate task, and has made memoran-
dunn of it, she will have fine start
towards systematic housekeeping.
Next, she should make a minute of
the duties peculiar to each season;
then she is ready to plan her work for
a week or a month, and may secure a
memorandum which will prove really
helpful as time saver.
No housekeeper can make use of
another's time table, although she
may find it suggestive; each has her
preferences and her weaknesses
which must be consulted. In house
work, as in everything else, the head
should lead, the feet and hands should
follow, and the heart should never
ago on striker if the best results
are to be obtained.
A woman neglects her duty to her
self and family if she fails to embrace
every opportunity to learn the best
and easiest way to accomplish every
task which may come up. An impor-
tant lesson for every housekeeper is
that which teaches what work may be
sighted with less disadvantage to the
family than would be suffered were
she to deprive herself of needed rest
and time for study.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
FOR WOMEN.

Here are ideas warranted to make
your husband happy:
DON'T be jealous because your hus-
band is gentleman and consequently
polite to other women.
Don't bother him with details of
dressmaking, but put on your pretti-
est clothes for him.
Don't worry when he talks about
mothers cooking, but ask your moth
erin-law to make visit.
Don't have Bridget's and Mary
AIMS failings and short comings for
dinner.
DON'T attempt to outdress Mrs.
Smith when her husband has twice as
much salary as yours has.
Don't talk about your old lovers;
your husband may eventually wish
one OF them had you.
Don't leave the children entirely to
the nurse girl and then wonder at
their i'll behavior.
Don't forget that they are 8
little better than the fascinating lap
dog.
Don't be talking constantly Of their
projections; it's tiresome.
Don't be cross and irritable when q
little patience may save family
quarrel.
Don't forget that every room should
have an inlet of pure air, as well as
an outlet for bad air. 1t should never
be entirely closed even in bad wealth
err.
Don't keep the sunlight out Of your
rooms for fear of fading furniture or
carpet. Health should be the first
consideration in every family.
Don't, if you have to do your own
work keep at it from daylight to dark,
have system.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22

The largest gold nugget ever found
in Colorado weighed Is pound; the
largest in the United States weighed
Isl pounds and six ounces; largest in
the world, 223 pounds and ounces.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22


am an old nan and have been a constant
sufferer with catarrh for the last ten years.
am entirely cured by the use of Ely's Cream
Balm. 1t IS strange that so simple remedy
will such stubborn disease Henry
Billings, US. Pens ion Atty. Mashin gtop ID. c.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22
HOW CAN VIZ NERVOUSNESS LIVELY?

We will 10y making the following liberal goods the
next thirty days, FOR CASH ONLY.
We will sell Gents heavy Underlirs a
Gents heavy soc Drawers 40
all wool Underweat a cts. CT
Gents Camel Hair Underwear at so $1.00.
Outside Shirts at
Ladies
All wool Underwear a former price,
Felt Shoes for winter 80 former price $l20.
buckle price,
One Rubbers a $l.45 No. Boston Goods, 81 go.
lAmbermens' MOccasns 81 10, former price 81 80
Boys Heavy Rubbers for 90 Buckle and Heel
Mems Leggins so per pair, former price $00.
Buckle Arctics eXcluders
Hub Arctics at 81 .35 former price, 1.60
Ladies High Ovelsloes a $135 $3.50
Ladies'
and fur Caps Mens and Hose correspondence low prices Ladies'
Gents Knit Jackets sold regardless There
other articles calling early.