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The Washington times., 1894-10-03
ROBINSON, CHERY & Co.

ROBINSON, CHERRY g. Co,
MEMS AND BOYS CLoTHIERs,
COR. + AND TWELFTH SIS, \. ",
WASHINGTON, D. c, Sept p, 1894.
To he Washington Times,
City:
GEYTLEMES-
We hare been placing o,a' od-
uertiSeDleHt jH yoar paper from
the first issue. and are. and hare
bean. 0ery ,reH satisfied lrjh the
results me hare obtained. We re-
fer 1rih pleasure 10 an aduertise-
nle1t trbich appeared EXCLUSIVE
LY IN yolv paper on "Wednesday,
September 26. calling attention to a
silk-lined black cbeUiot OUerco0t At
SIS. We had at that time thirty
seCen CS7) OF them, Of 5rhich me
sold tloeHty-sir (26) before closing
time. besides quite a number Of
other styles to persons esbo first
asked 10 see these, and leho mere
attracted by that advertisement
Van such a sho0ing as hjS toe
cannot help bit be satisfied arih
our advertising IN The Times.
Wishing yOu much success, ,Ce
are, Ue'y respectfully.
ROBINSON, CHERY & Co.
The Washington times., 1894-10-03

The Town Talk-Best Calson, Young s. Co,
IA K street northwest,
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HUYG CHANG rises to observe that it is a
hard matter to scowl at the Japs with one
side Of his face and smile at the Son of Heaven
with the other side.
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FUTURE OF THE STAGE.
Extract from the Latest Popular Play
Red and White Corpuscles."

Enter ''Wolf-eyed Gus pursued by Myrtle,
the soubrette, who shoots him three times
He is carried away by three ''supers".)
Myrtle-''Oh, how happy am TO think that
me and my poor mamma will never again not
be annoyed by that william. am so happy
that could sing
(winks at the leader of the orchestra.
Shgs.)
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We remember another occasion when Sem
ator Hill had some difficulty with anti-snap-
uers
The evening world., 1894-06-25
Furnlshe d--SrookIyn.
Flats and Apartments Wanted.

unfurnished.
JANITOR-4 rooms on LIST floor; one who Ia WILL
ing to pay half rent Address. by letter only,
janitor, World Office, lTOS lst ave.
wANTED-Cheap fiat or tenement. Julius c.
Hoffman,, 237 Broadway.
WANTED. by young couple. floor in private
house; rent must be low. ". box Ill World.
Furnlshes.
wANTED-Completely furnished for housekeep-
ing. suitable ADULTS 4-room fat or apartment;
low rent. Address Permanent box 90 World
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index Third Page
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Furnlshed-Weat Side,

11TH ST. 3l5 W-Beautifully furnished Broom
hats & bath; summer prices. Janitor.
18TH ST. 227 W.-Desirs5le, prettily turn,shsd
\ 4 room fats, 50 to IS. so.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
Furnished-wss Side.

FtfU6sHcu-HoSt Stuc.
Cd apartment, ID door ) sii!iisS. room. & bath;
adults only. S. D. T.. box Us World.
i24TH ST. 70 w.-Psrt OF I'd nat. single; all
light rooms: nicely furnished; light house,
keeping.
125TH ST, 5t3 W. adjoinng, Riverside Pork;
. rooms. bath; completely furnished: china,
linen. evcrything 81 weekly.
l25TH ST., $40 w.--Five rooms, bath newly, Gle.
gantly furnished: china. linep. everything; VI
weekly.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED s.room rat q bath
by the week or month. City Hall. $50 W. gath
feh bsr M @sSsr I s5nSsed sh s TIL N0'e"
NEVER HAD 40 large an assortment OF beauti-
fully furnished fats my books extremely
low prices FLAGG l5c0 furnished hatD. 2a2 W.
Furrished-Miaeciia
GENTLEMAN q wife will rent part of furnished
ing to REFUGE expenses q tive in choice location
convenient to l. station. Address American. box
3dl World uptown.
QUIET. respectable business man, having neatly
furnished nat. rooms, in elegant neighborhood.
near park would like quiet, refined couple. with
out children or elderly lady or lady daughter
to rent Of them rent 81 weekly attend TO his
washing 4 mending give light breakfast Sun
days: references required. Address Williams. box
World
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete q ready
terms Of 80 to - weekly until paid for; parties
intending to hire a furnished fat will readily see
the advantage Of owning the contents OF a homie
and at really less expense: your choice Of an i'm
mense assortment Of furniture, carpets. rugs and
curtains, odd fancy parlor pieces and scores OF
pretty things tn make home inviting: call for
list OF fats, price lists and estimates. HENRY
NAMES & SONS, 429, 43l sth ave-. between 3lst
& sgd sts white building.
Furnished--srookiyn.
SANDS ST: si-Basement parlor to gentle
man 4 wife for care OF I furnished rooms.
srMPTER ST. 2l 4 23-To rent cheap new
dwelling: apartments. rooms each: all I'm
| provements: well lighted; rent slt to SIS. Apply
on premises.
| GENTLEMAN having costly furnished hat in
Brooklyn will pay rent for his board: wife alb
sent months; quiet couple desired. BUSINESS.
| box 402 World
| TO RESPONSIBLE ADULTS, furnished nat.
| rooms; all outside windows high ground t35
per month; Brooklyn. EXCLUSIVE. box 70 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
| See Index on Third Page.
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Urfurnishcd Rooms to Let.

unfurnishcd Rooms to Let.
1l1TH ST. 127 w-To let a large unfurnished
room or floor In private house unobstructei view
of Central Park; references exchanged.
18TH ST, 2T4 W. = unfurnished rooms with
use of bath; IS month. Welsh.
18TH ST., IL W. % large front rooms: nil i'm
provements; breakfast II desired. Ring Bur
ton s bell.
TOLEJ-Two unfurnished rooms In fat In West
Harlem. G., box 6l0 Harlem World.
BROOKLYN.
UNION ST, s42 Observation-Disclosures room Q
closets; private house. Inquire all week.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classification
See Index on Third Page
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! R2D ST.. 2lS Completely furnished LIST q
! flat summer prices. stark.
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s3D ST. ans w-Donble single rooms, nicely
furnished, running water; excellent table.
23D 81, irs w. Windsor Cafe; meals served:
Mathews ornta'n cream soda 4 Horizons Ice
cream; hnll rooms for gentlemen; meals q
c' cam scnt on.
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Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

GENTLEMAN L wife, American, no children.
want 2 or unfurnished rooms: cleanliness in.
dispensable; permanent II suited. Wells, boz
81 World.
For Other Advertisements Under This Classincatior
See Index Third Page.
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23D ST, 445 w. Coolest. rrnt;icst location In
city, green lawn, lovely rooms; French cuisine;
moderate.
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z3D ST. tl-ii9 w.-Ccoi summer boarding
place l. station: southerners accommo-
dated. American family.
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NTH ST, 3l6-3lS W,-Axminster carpets, brass
bedstcads, handsomely furnished complete. I
light rooms q bathroom. Inquire owner before /.
\ Janitor later.
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22p ST., 253 w.-Iargs 4 small rooms with
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18TH ST., 90 i. $50, furnished parlor fiat to
rent; home comforts for right party; seen Mon
day; ring NJ. $. Roome's : bell.
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BOTH ST., $50 W, Furnished, cool g. room flat.
I complete, for housekeeping; IS. so weekly.
IantOr.
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21ST ST., 463 W. opposite Theological Seminary
giolnds-Large handsomely furnished -uomst
$40. sl2 lor 2. include, excellent boaid; hall
room ~, 3D. 81: 4, statiO,,. HII
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REDUCED sUMMER-Large Broom. bath nicely
furnished, s25; also smaller. 1915 Madison ave.
THREE beautiful cool rooms private bath ad-
Joining, complete for housekeeping; range,
sink, tubs pulley lines, ice box: all Conveniences
only $40 month; private house; refined sur
roundings. 335 l.. 4lst ST.
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c2D ST. ~ w.-t.nrCe airy rooms a board,
second parlor simmer prices: single, IS.
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SSTH ST, 88 E,-Completely furnished single
fiat; rooms. bath plano: s:lA Byrnes.

22D ST.. 2O7 E.. ring Jones's bell Neat fur
finished i-room fiat; everything for housekeep-
Ing; $25.
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ED ST. 2s' w.-IarEe q email rooms: excellent
board; 81 S.; table board. -.
22D ST. 3?7 w.--Nicely furnished parior. singiy
or On suite; square q hall rooms: terms mode
F..
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18Th ST, 327 W,-iIandsome b-room (2 'front.'
single nat, IS; TO only Rogers.
35TH ST.. no W,-Plrly going away viii lei
/ their elegant, furnished fat all Improvements,
lJanitOr.
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81, 81 a;s w.-EnsIIsh family; nice roomsi
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NTH ST, 26i W.-DaIntily furnished i-room fiat
$40; also beautiful rooms; summer prices
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,7D sT iis w.-Room with superior soard, ss;
double, 50; respectable transionts. SI. day.
!2D ST, 1856 w-Turnished rooms: prck parIoft
superior table board; 50 80.
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21sT ST, 252 w.--square rooms: ali con-
yeniences; hCue, table nrt class, summer
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22D ST. 447 w.-Nlce,y furnished double q sin
g,c cool rooms: excellent board; reasonable
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23p 81. 2Gl w Choice. cool rooms. well fur
nsh"d; location vey convenient; board op
i1ral: references.
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ATH ST. 236 w-Furn'shed rooms for gentle
men with or without board; references
3iTH ST. TI w.-Newiy furnished parior floor:
suitable doctor. dentist; other rooms: day
board. transients
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| 3lST S'T 40 w-Larre cool room suitable for
| two: table board: moderate.
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| 33D ST. 321 w-Eiegantiy furnished, cool back
parlor. with frst-class board: male cook; SUM
| ms aia eli
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25D ST. az w.-Handsomeiy furnished rooms
nIst-c class table, IS upward.
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sTH ST., 25e w.-Competely furnished nat.
lnight; rooms BATH perfect order; plano, &c ;
10. JAnltOr.
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| SID ST. 81 w.-Elegan, rooms. suits singiy:
| parllr dining room; excellent board: moderate
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnished-West Side.
AT v RY LOW RENTS.

A.--CoRNER FLATS. facing park; rent free until
Aug !; 4 G rooms, all light: rent from sS5 to
st5; steam heat & elevator; quiet house. Apply
uror isaa a.
The evening world., 1894-06-25

GATH ST., III W.-Pleasant rooms; superior
board summer prices: also best table board.
G5TH ST, 1856 w.-2d floor front room; board for
2 S4: single rooms.
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18TH ST. S59 w.-Furnished rooms. 81. 50 to ~;
board OPTIONAL private family; near Park q L
statiOnk
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MiscelIa

HANDSOME ROOMS. near Ist ave-. for gentie-
World. uplnMn.
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SD ST.. 8l Wizard 'ome rooms with batht
also single: nicely furnished: excellent tablet
very reasonable.
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58TII ST.. 3O4 w.-Handsomely furnished. cool
back pnrlors all convencnces; other rooms;
en- suite, sngly: summer prices.
6lsT ST l4T w.-Double & single rooms; sum
mer prices: superior board.
The evening world., 1894-06-25

18TH ST. 3e7 w.-Alcove back parlor. small
rooms: good board: all conveniences: very rea-
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Low RENT, ADULTS.

DOCTOR, dentist. back 4 middle parl ors: use o
furnished front parlor; good location. $50 6ti
ave., BROOKLYN.
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man wife; board II desired Central box ssl
World, uptown.
RESPECTABLE LADY or gentleman can have
good home in private family at 80 weekly.
Harlem, box ol World.
ROOMS in newly furnished corner nat with
board. for lady. Select, box $50 World
, LARGE, l small room separately or en- suite.
baths attached, in desirable part OF city b.. par
ties leaving home for the summer; terms very
reasonable; excellent board: best references Riven
and required. Address Monday Tuesday. A.
Y. r., Z36 World, uptown.
A HANDSOMELY furnished bedroom and par
l0r IN a Hat near Union square TO gentleman or
gentleman and vile; board optional. L., boz
3e6 World, uptown,
CAN ACCOMMODATES few more boartiers: ex-
ccllent table: large airy rooms; shady grounds;
overlooking West Point. Address T. Ii. boz
l65, GArrisons, n. Y.
LADY, having pleasant nat, viii hoard young
lady employed; 81. Comfort, Harlem World
erookivr.
PINEAPPLE ST, 65-Board for gentleman; tLBo
TO IS. with every convenience; minutes walk
from bridge.
PULASKI an. I5e-Pnyate family gives hand
some room, excellent boaId tor2. for s12; with
out lunch. SIo.
10Th ST. ssl. Brookiyn-LAdy. with own hoa11,
will board 4 meshaniesi terms 81
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
PERSONAL.
Mrs. Geo. Peek of East Adams stree

Mrs. Geo. Peek of East Adams street IS very ill.
 Judge c. W. Wright returned to Tucson last night.
 General Francis J. Heney returned to Tucson yesterday evening.
 Mai. John A. Black of Tucson is in the city on business matters.
 Ex-Governor Lewis WolAey came in from Tucson yesterday on legal busi- ness.
 Hon. Jos. c. Perry, one of the fore most members of the Pima county bar is in town.
 c. E. Crowley, the we'll known Los Angeles contractor, was an arrival in the city yesterday morning.
 E. W. Perkins, of the Congress mine, passed through the city yesterday on his return from visit to Tombstone.
 Ex-Gov. Murphy, Hon. A. J. Doran and Gen. Sampson, left yesterday for the north to set the campaign in mo- tion in that part of the territory.
 Lemon hotel guests yesterday were Ed. A. Schmeid, San Jose, Gal; W. H. Bray, Juneau, Alaska; G. Miller, Los Angeles; w. F. Holder, Maricopa.
 G. A. Laney of Boston and H. B. Schweitzer of Chicago, both represent atives of wholesale shoe houses, left town last night after visit of several days with local merchants. Commercial hotel guests yesterday were J. c. Perry, J. A. Black and Lewis Wolfey, Tucson; John B Shea and J. L. Fletcher, San Francis. co; H. B. Schweitzer, Chicago; John Jones, Deming. N. M. 0. E. Crowley Los Angeles ;C. w. Easterly and wife Ottawa, Kans.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

 the good-humored orator. Republicans admired the speech for the logic con- tained in it. Democrats admired it for it's ingenuity. Populists admired it for it's humor and the ladies admired It because it was Judge Wrigbt's speech. Jas. Messenger, Pleasant Valley prospector, came to town yesterday morning with several assistants and packhorses. He wes after supplies. They were obtained and the party started on their return. Before the cavalcade was out of town the pack horses were stampeded and the sup plies, consisting largelyof sacks of flour. were scattered along several streets. The horses were finally gotten together and brought back to the Trask-Kessler company, where more supplies were procured and the packs fastened on more securely.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
Deep Waters,

It is remarkable fact that the deep est parts of the sea are in all cases very near the land. The deepest sounding known, 4,665 fathoms, or 27,93O feet, was obtained 11O miles from the Kurile islands; the next deepest, 4,561 fathoms, was found seventy miles north of Porto Rico. With a few exceptions like these the depth of the oceans, so far as now known, does not reach 4,OOO fathoms, or four sea miles. The north Pacific has mean depth of 2,5OO fathoms, the south Pacific of 2,40O, the Indian ocean of 2,0OO, and the Atlantic, by far the best investigated ocean, has mean depth of 2,2OO fathoms.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
Sights Around Phoenix.

Every city has within its precincts or suburbs certain objects of interest which are usually shown to strangers and visitors as so many natural or arti- fcial wonders. Among the attractions of this character around Phoenix may be mentioned the Indian school, the Hole in the Rock, the Maricopa reser- vation, the orange groves. the Bartlett ranches, Arizona falls and the Simms' addition. Of all these the last men tioned, though nearest to town, never failed to interest the sight-seer. Its ad admirable planning, superior location and generally inviting appearance are earnest of inevitable jumps in value.
 Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder
 Most Perfect Made.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
Commercial Dining Room.

The Com mercial hotel dining room has reopened under the management of w. D. Dodenhoff. It has been thoroughly renovated. The culinary department has been subject to a complete overhauling. No expense has been spared to place it in the best pos sible condition. It will be presided over by competent and skillful chef who cannot fail to please all who will but try this fayorite dining room.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Being solicited by numerous electors of the Phoenix precinct to stand as a candidate as constable of the same, 1 hereby announce myself and respect fully request your support. I promise and pledge myself to faithfully per form the duties incumbent on me as constable in the event I should be elected. DAN CANNON.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
Trinity Guild.

The ladies of the Trinity Guild will give one of their pleasant teas next Wednesday afternoon Oct. 10, from until o'clock at the residence of Mrs. H. H. McNeil, No. 345 West Van Buren street, corner Fourth avenue. All are cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Stolen from room at Star lodging house, Colts Al caliber, double action revolver, nickel plated. somewhat Rasted, new blued hammer. Reward at this office.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

The L. W. Blinn Lumber company's office and yard is now located one block south of Commercial hotel.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

A gentle fresh milch COW for sale cheap. Inquire this office.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06
ReSUaurant.
SIAURANI

Mrs. T. c. Thomas has opened the neatest and cleanest little restaurant in Phoenix, on Jefferson street between Center and First. The patrons say the fare is better than they have had for long time. Meals 25 cents; Weekly board $500
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Just received-A very fine imported Swiss cheese. CHAPMAN BROS,
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

For general house cleaning, window washing, address J. W. Williams, COT ner 18th Avenue and Jackson Street.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Subscribe for THE REPUBLICAN. De- livered in any part of the city for only 25 cents a week.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Dr. Stroud, eye, ear. nose and throat.
 Dr. D. M. Purman, diseases of women.
 Mrs. Cooley, elocution, Gilson block.
 R. Waldin, druggist. Eastern prices.
 Just received-A car of sugar, car of potatoes and onions, the best in the city. See and price them, they will please you. CHAPMAN BROS.
 Parties desiring lots in the beautiful Simms addition should apply to J. T. Simms, Office Room Monihon build ing, from 10 to 12 and 1 to o'clock.
 Dr. Ancil Martin, ey e, ear, n ose, throat and general surgery.
 Send us 75 cents in stamps and we will mail you THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN for six months. No better way to learn all about the Great Salt River valley and it's unparalleled climate and re- sources.
 One thousand pounds of fresh candy just received at Phoenix Fruit store. Remember the old Candy Kitchen stand.
 For rent-A large well furnished front room at 240 W. Jefferson street.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

For rent-A large well furnished iron room at 240 W. Jefferson street.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Dr. Ancil Martin, eye, ear, ose, throat and general surgery.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Dr. D. M. Purman, diseases of women.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Dr. Stroud, eye, ear. nose and throat.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Mrs. Cooley, elocution, Gilson block.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

R. Waldin, druggist. Eastern prices.
Arizona republican., 1894-10-06

Arctic Ice Works.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-04-20
The Use OF MonIds.


1t frequently happens that jelly or
blanc mango splits as soon as it is
turned out upon dish. This is owing
TO one of two things-the mould is
moved during the process of CONCEAL
ing or its contents are Jared when
being removed to a plate. While
blanc mango or jelly is in a liquid
state it does no harm TO move it, but
after either has become partly hard
ened n slight Earring is almost GER
tain TO result in split when the
time comes for turning out and
serving. To prevent this heat
some water to the temperature
of about 1o5 degrees and dip the
mould into it. There should be enough
to come to the brim. Keep the mould
in the water long enough to melt the
CONCEALED substance slightly. If the
mould be tin half n minute will be time
enough; if it be earthenware, from
one TO two minutes will be needed.
Wipe the mould carefully on lifting it
from the water and, tipping little TO
one side, loosen the edge of the con-
tents with knife. Now place a flal
dish over the open part of the mould
and tuyu aish and mould simultan-
cously. Hold both in that position
for a moment and gently raise the
mould. A little practice Will make
one perfect
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-04-20
The Care OF BInnIxets.

But few housekeepers know how to
take proper care of their blankets.
To have n woman in once in six
months or once a year; to get every
blanket in the house washed to re-
turn them to the beds hard, shrunken,
discolored coverings, with half the
good taken out of them, that is the
usual way. Don't wash your blankets.
Air them frequently. When n guest
leaves the guest chamber, and before
the next arrives, let the blankets hang
in sun and air for at least twenty-four
hours.
While Tommy and Johnny are at the
fair see that the micro-organisms col
lected in Tommy and Johnny's bed are
scattered to the four winds of heaven.
Then when the time comes that the
blankets begin TO show symptoms Of
wanting wash send them to be
be sufficient for this. 1t will not cost
more than the soap and fire,
TO say nothing OF the gossip,
temper and general derange-
ment which Mrs. Finn would bring
into your unoffending household. In
a large hospital, cele brated for its
management, the five-year-old blank
cts were placed beside the new ones,
and the writer was unable TO tell the
difference; and remember, the wear
and tear of hospital is very many
times that of private house.
Among some tidy housekeepers n
habit prevails of carefully folding the
coverlet each night and leaving the
blankets exposed to the air. This is
decidedly wrong The surface of the
coverlet is generally composed of
some closely-woyen, shiny material,
which will not prove a convenient
resting place for dust. A blanket is
exactly the opposite, and should,
therefore, be well protected by being
tucked snugly in between sheet and
coverlet well out of sight-a blessing
in disguise by night and day.-Good
housekeeping.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-04-20
Presents to Encourages.

Here is a custom of France which it
would be we'll for our American young
girls to reflect upon-and TO encour-
age. 1t is to receive presents OF
flowers only, even from fance If
the engagement should be brolSen-as
engagements sometimes are, you
lllow-there can be no horrible en-
tanglement about the return of gifts.
Flowers are perishable. They die
with the day, but while they last they
are capable of affording exquisite
pleasure and qualification. In
France the lover as rule en-
deavors to send TO his fance
each day basket or bouquet of white
flowers. AMI as the supply is bound
to meet the demand, there are florists
who make business of engagement
flowers. There is, one discovers, a
special etiquette about the way in
which the white satin ribbon is tied
on them-true lovers knot, of course
and we learn that the present pre-
vailing mode is basket of white
flowers tied with white ribbon and
yelled in white tulle. Very sweet
and pretty and dainty, no doubt, but
TO us Americans rather suggestive of a
baby's funeral. We will take our
flowers colored, if you please-and
never mind the ribbons or the tulle.