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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
M. II. P. Lippitt, We arc informed

Mr.. I. p. Lippitt, we are informed,
has taken the agency for the CO.
lumhia Building and Loan ASsocia-
ton, and parties wishing TO invest
would do well to call on him at once
for information in regard to the bus
mess of the association. Over four
hundred shares of stock have already
been subscribed, and from SD 900 tc
100000 are now ready to he loaned
on good real estate security.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

CorrespondingIY low rates from
other stations.
Tickets will be good ten days.
For guide to points of interest in
Washington, address nearest B. &:
o. Agent.
CHAS. o. SCULL.
General Pass. Agent,
B. & O. r. r.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Mr.. j, H. holland, piano dealer,
cordially invites musicians and music
pupils to call at his store-room in the
Taylor building and examine and
try the instruments on exhibition
there
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Our genial and popular Sheriff says that
these immense pulled sleeves the ladies are
angels than evrr."-H F. SeytbRE
Good for the Colonel. What lie don't know
about politics isn't worth knowing aud every
body knows that when a gentleman is solid
with the ladies lie is all right-the men are
bound TO wheel in line and follow
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Mr.. C. II. Shipmun. who touches the ladies'
Bible class in the Baptist Church. was compli-
meutcd recently 10y the presentation of q
handsome, international series. Teacher g BIZ
bic. with ilc compliments of the class. This
very grateful tribute of the estimation
in which the class holds its teacher.--Aduocdte.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Fire at Summit Point about eleven
o'cIock Wednesday night destroyed
the carriage shop of Mr.. II. G. Good,
in which Mr.. w. e. Feagans kept a
retail meal and -four store, and Mr..
c. w. Youutz :; ~hpemaker shop.
BuIding and contents insured for
$500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Mr.. James n. Mcclure. Familiarity
known 10 his friends as Nick, =" died
recently in Baltimore. He was a
son OF the late Jno. Mcclure, who
died few years ago at his home
near Summit Point.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

The brick factory buildings at Shepherds
town will shortly he occupied by tt bicycle
factory, machinery 10 lie shipped from eastern
cities in few days. We were pleased ia
learn from brief conversation with Hon.
Geo. VI. BcltzhOoyer the other day that our
old nei" hbOTinE county town is looking up
ee orally. and that there is prospect for u de-
Cidcd Improvement there.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
For Rent.

INARM of $50 acres. two miles from Charles
u Town. for rent Possession given April
list. SGT apply at once at
Jnne 9, 1885. SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
Glover Seed.

One hundred Bushels Prime SaDIing and
Red Top Glover Seed for sale Iy
MARSHALL BURNS.
Dec II, 1Se3-3m. Charles Town, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Geo. II. Hagley is taking steps to
add to his store this spring line of
Ladies Wear and Furnishings. and
will place in stock this. week an as
sortment of Ladies' and Misses Rub
her Coats and McIntoshes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
BuckIen's ArnIca Salve.

The best saIve in the world for Cuts, Bruises.
Sores. Ulcers Salt Rheum. Fever Sores. letter
Chapped Hands. Chiibalims COrns. and all
Skin Eruplons and positively cures Piles or
no pay required. IT is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
. cents per box. For sale by DIR. Bishop.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Mr. VIM RdI5 6cF4cr bu- fay rod ~ wi b
sli cir'c:i ak hi. Lightning Polish Sc
for ciciutiTlg aud polishing gold silver. nickel.
brass. copper. &c, aud especially for cleaning
glass. We hayc.tried il rffecl ualy. aud find it
an excellent article. Therefore cordially rec
ommcnd it to all needing anythiu Of that
kind
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
Church Items.

Young mems prayer meeting at the Baptist
church every SUNDAY afternoon at 4:15.
Thirteen new members were received into
Oakland NJ. L. Church South last Sunday.
The jefferson county Sunday School con-
vcnIinn will have ito next meeting at Kable-
town in July.
Fourteen Candidates were baptized at the.
Baptist Church Sunday, making ffty-thrcg
with those hnptiscd the Sunday previous.
Twcnty-onc members were received into the
". e Church South in this place last Sund
making 1ity-two additions in all The last two
Su days.
Lentcn services in Zion Episcopal Church on
Mondays ut p. NJ, rucsdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays Mt T:30 4. NJ, Wednesdays ut 7:JO
p. NJ, and Fridays a II a. NJ.
The Fourth Quarterly meeting for
Jefft rson Circuit. NJ. f. Church
South, will he held March 81; for
Charles Town Station March 40.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

Ice creepers, to prevent you from
Slipping up, at BealI & Coleman's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

A fire. alarm Wednesday night uhout eight
oclucE vas accustomed by the discovery ul
fl5c in Il small building the north eud OF
the DID Va ley Fertilizer Co. property, which
was cNtinruishrd without serious damage.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
Money for Sale,

NIomT. FEB. 10. 1894, at $50, ut the Office
OF Clcou Moore.
By order of Board.
z. FRANK GALLAHER.
Feb. IS. 1891. Scc'y and Treas
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
DR. Tomlinsonss
DENTAL OFFICE,


CORNER OF CHARLES AND LIBERTY STREE 5
CHARLESToWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

See the great bargains in suits and
overcoats at Kahn's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13
Personal Mention.

Judge Faulkner is at the Carter House.
Mr.. George Wilt has another daughter sick
with dipthcria.
Miss Eena Porter has been visiting frieuds
In Charles Town aud vicinity.
Mrs. David Well, of Martiusburg, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Vim. Kahn.
Mr.; William wldttlngton, of 8iorgautown,
is visiting friends in the county.
Miss Annie L. Bennett, of Fauquier county,
va, is visiting Miss Lula Moore.
Mr.. G: S. Myers. of Altoona, Pa, is on a
visit to his friend, Mr.. JAS. Lawrence HOof-
Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Storm, of Polo. ILL.,. are
visiting Mrs. jacob Sites, at Castle View"
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Diehl left Thursday for
trip to Washington aud to visit their son in
Baltimore.
The children of Tom Sergeant Young. who
have been victims OF typhoid fever, are all
convalcscent
Mr.. g. T. Ridgcway and BRIDE of Washing
ton, spent last week with the family of Mr.
Frank Myers.
Mr. 4. s. cambridge and wife, of Shepherds
tional Capital.
Mr.. Jesse Myers and bride. of St. Joseph.
Mo. spent day with the family of Mr.. Frank
Myers last week.
Miss Birdie Waters. of Washington. d. C..
who has been visiting the family of Mr. John
Z. Hilbert, has returned home.
Mr., G. E. Dudrow. the efficient and popular
travelling passenger agent of the d. u q. K. r..
was in Charles Town last Friday.
Misses Louie Baylor, Annie Aisquith Maggie
Mason and Katie Washington ull went to
Washington City Thursday to hear Moody.
Editor Erwin; of the HarPer's Ferry scntt,
mel; was in Charles Town last Wednesday, aud
called at the SPIRIT Office during our drteu-
ton ut hSme by sickness.
Mrs. B. E. Beavers hes returned from visit
to her daughter, Mrs. DIR. T. A. Ramey, in
Sharpsburg, Nd. who is slowly rccoy ring
from an Illness of typhoid fever.
Mr.. r. L. TIussell, for three years past the
courteous and efficient head salesman in the
clothing department of S d. Hirschman &
Co, has severed his connection with that
drm.
For Rent-Six-room House on
West Main St, next 10 81. f. Par
sonage. w. H. LOCKE.
Bargains. in ladies' ana mems shoes at
tliTschnIans.
All kinds of dry goods at reduced prices at
HiIschman's.
Our low prices We are Offering get people to
look for Hirschman's sto:G.
The corporation election in May will be un-
der the Australian ballot system.
There WAS large attendance at Mr.. R a
Aexandcr's sule last Thursday, we II .dtrstuud
and property sold well.
" Two little girls in lluc" Charlie Brown
has them Ethel and the wee one, that's
only been here since Saturday
--% -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1894-02-13

NTAIL BRUsHEs-of the5e we have full
IN lie. LIGHT & MAfSf y
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07
FASHION NOTES.
Fsd> of the Moment and Item. Of Interest,"
to the Women

They are saving now that the only
correct glove for street wear is the gold
tan
applique embroidery j. much used
this season IN trimming handsome
evening gowns.
silk petticoats are worn this seaSon
more furbelowesi- foGneed and lace-
trimmed than ever.
Il l. said that red paraSols are the
most efficient of freckl. pr~wentative~.
a. they rssard the suns aetinic ravs.
Edmund Russell SavS that high col
lars destroy graceful conversation. and
that diamonds decrease IN beauty ~
they increase n SIR
tsinghzn-. muslin and cotton gown.
arr being made mp IN very elaburats
fashions this spring and with them
lsees and ribbous zal,sre are used
: society girl reSyztIy married IA.
had the photograph taken Of herself in
her wedding dress framed in silver with
a bir Of the dress-whire b-o-aa.si
satin-for the margin OF the picture
The Yachting girl is already having
her Yachting suits ma.ie up. serge.
ptque- linen grass cloth and duck are
the favorite materials. and the suits
are made very simply. Perfect III and
cut are necessary. hut friIls are out Of
place on the ocean blus--Boston Trax.
rller
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07
LIFE ON SMALL FARMS.
ssn- Inducements os~r-sI tn rbs,-e Unfs--
tansfr. IA Ts~a-

& rtaa~ tnfamrrsEaeuas tsT~Trsi tn fhsn-e Z uftsr
taastr. IA rs~a-
The owner # ten "a twenty as-r-s -
land within convenient distance uf city
or town i VERY fortunate. The Phila-
/ deiphia Lefger Il a rerent date Sav>.
The demand fpr small farms has been
greater than ever b-fsrr- Properties
of fr0m thirty - tftv aerrS and ls-sS
are Nanted-the farmerS holding them
say they can make more money and
live better upon few acres than uu.sn
a large farm
This same state of AFFAIR." i noticed
IN all the eastern states. and especially
l. this the ca~e IN our own state. The
low prices obtained fBr the l.-adinsr
staple articles. such a. corn and u HEAT
and with 4 Proha hilitv If theS.. prices
prevailing for ~.ltne vesrs ret - eorn.
accounts for this change IN farm nan
agesnent- Poultry raising. eariv lambs
trucking. bee keeping. small fruit ,.uI-
ture- and dairving in az it. BRANCHES
viii be followed mors eloseIv-uss.rs
money being masie s-l greater de-
gree of comfort be obtainabIs
larger population viii h. supported
more systematic and careful eulfIva-
tion of the soil better roadS. vel man
aged public schools. churches. lectures
and all social enioymenrs viii follow
in due course of time
4 friend who two wears apn bought a
small place in the country. sarSs 4
write this under my own Concord vine
and apple tree and from beneath 4 r,5of
of my own: | am landed proprietor. a
taxpayer. the owner Of bit OF ground
and horse and stable We have uaif
out hundreds Of dollars in rent. sn.f
have lived IN some sort of fashion. hu.
now we are fixed NV interest and
taxes are not much more than aus-
third the amount I have been pavfns-
IN rents. l have one COW this srixes m,
two gallons of delicious milk ev,-v
day. one dozen hens which supply n
with eggs. half a dozen apple and mar
trees. and a few eurranf and ra~b..--,r
bushes The past year our garden uav,
u all the vegetables we needles. aaa
some % spare for our eirv friends; and
such vexrtahlss.-just tresh fr,sm IN.
ga-'te1- not Ike the stale stuff vuu -.
On the market-~szIls-
Wy wife loasS hralthirr. u nu..b
more e0nt~ndet- and the Children AZ
the Pirture of health They hav. n
hons--a place that thew can love and
rrsnernh~r A. home Throughout all
their aft<r-ilx-s- Il = positive pl.-as-
ure for me - walk up once a vsa- and
PaE ny tANs-- / an happy man and
don't mind the extra xorsS I am ..aIl,..i
upon u do When ~-e the happy ~
suits of country hfe. Ny only wish :
that the hundreds II clerks that ar,-
living IN the eiry IN rented homes could
he induced ta follow my exarnCle and
come cut into the eounrrv. where pu-.
AR plenty IF sunshine. green seIds.
eonfentnent and Happiness awzi,
every one that desires % come ---E.l-
tiEnore American
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

If cotton dresses are property made
there i M rsason why they should not
be washed many times To make up
s4tines and ginghams with bonea
ha-4He-- heavily lined skirts and vel
vet hound edges = an ahsurtiity Bod-
ices and skirts NAV bs made together.
hslting IN BY means Of draw ribbon
vhieh- being looseuest- reduces the
gown - straight lines without folds.
The frills and iouns~s about the shout
de-S arp all Set au draw ribbon head
inas. and can al--a be let out fat The
bi- sleeves are supplied with an arm
hole -et with a draw ribbon By which
II ! narrowed for wear and xideuesi
for washing >srp-urine bo.iices are
uSed al~o tgr wash dress designs these
hasiises being practically two straight
sash piece~. There are no bones.
Lace II used 90 the=.. gowns. j. of good
heavy. washable really more % he usssi
than las-s. II ribbon i employed Il i
made into bows easily adjSIstesi and ~
moved or IL i used under insertion ol
lace or arsnhroisserT. and - can b. pulled
eat whsn the gown goes n the tnb--
Boston Courier
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

Farmer Merrill went over IN b.,r-,,x
Neighbor ThomSon's aAx-wh.el s,-
his wife.
should be glad to accommodate.
you said Mr.. Thomson. but 7 can,
lend you the wheel AT all IL was ~.
nrst property we ever had Of our ovr,
and we have made IL a strict fau5l,-
rule never 10 lend IT, But tel v.r-
wife she Is welcome 10 come Over b..-,.
and use il all she pleaSes.-
Farmer Merrill went home. and IN i,
few days Neighbor Thomson was ov.-
to borrow a plow
I'd BE two glad 70 accommodate.
yod- said Mr. Merril. but hsr. ,,a.s.
II a strict family rule never 70 lend M
paeNs- But Neiyhbor Thomson. ro5
may come over here and use them Al
you please -Arkansaw Trzvel-r
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07
siNETY-FOuR'S SUMNER GIRL.
-he WIN Re Dainty study in Artistic
Finr- and FriiI--


When the summer girl Of ~ is ready
far inspection she viii be delightful
combination Of fuhiness. quaint de-
mureness and Piquaney. This com
posIte effect l. new IL results entirely
from her dainty gowns. She is what
they make her White mousseline IL.
sole. because Of it, aimv simplicity. i
the material most favored for after
noon gowns.
The following i one Of the fashion
able ways Of treating IL Corn-colored
taffeta i used for DIFFERENTIATION Il
Il rather an expensive lining. costing
one dollar a yard. but the effect Of tbs.
softened tint of color cleaning through
the mOusseline l. exquisite The fuIl
skirt il made plain with the exception
Of pert bows Of eoru-eolored ribbon ar
ranged in groups near the hem The
BODICE il simplicity itself II i soft
and giriish and confined AZ the waist
hy a broad hand Of eorn-eoiored ribbon
which ties at the erect bsw at the left
sisie- The sleeve i fluffy. up-to-siat..
affair, with coru-coloresi ribbon
SEPARATING the two largest puffs. White
Hiousselins de s.sis NAV h. made up IN
much the same manner over a tgunaa-
sl9E q either .-reSz u sisslet Sill
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

T. resterifsT one tree va sruwr-
Qsae sniy. mid th- green q sDrinx
Nsartus her dead leaves Iixs $ crown
-ae stood alsi seemed - gioam aad frn~a
"a every s'sd -r.oieinE thinz
~ yesterday When ,oushssf a. LAT
he s-oE h1uis qufrsansi AMI uncuri~tE
Naa ne poor tr-e tgr-ave her past
sad learned % hope and thteE and fast
~aoSerrd her Dry caves on tha World
sNift sudden hope rppiaeei despair.
EGs crown leaves arupp-l re green leaves
grew.
tad cietaed apon. 1at fresh aaf fair.
he happy esugas swung a. IA Ar
Aad drank the sunshine 1a,i the lev
Souls hav- their dad Iravr- sers 1ud zrT,
psaa hopes. ieai visions. deal deIgaE
Relics - gisldsr days gone hv.
v .7rshle=s - every human eye
Bus Fst we clasp the puor gafnrs a.nr.
Ard fs-i hat iifa we're bare iniis-l
U - should lose thez OF lsf salL
rti az ne aid tine hurts wouIsi sl.~ff
Ard - anTrapp-i ,ruuu srrrov3nz N-sd
t-iss noHzners dragged % carnival
rhen % z1Wea suddenly
tsssf- blessed suEsntur. al surla.<af
s-aehss aui h-'si- our hearts. AMI x-.
< - -fEE IL .veatnrsss. xnux ta1f He
Bt'is Is o. hapaf IN The rsst
Susan CooIbfsr. IA : : Tines
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07
DOOM OF TIE BATH TUB
shsasiaa 30 the FUTURE VIII We s- Rain
ant ~hs~-r Bath.

The dwelling house of the future.
constructed on scieufiie and hrgierie
principles. viii b. hathtubless. The
poreeiain-lined and zins-lined and tin
Hns.d tubs ~ tn-,iav viii he unknown.
Their place viii ~. taken by tiled
room- in which will b. arranged show
er or rain baths at various angles.
These douches viii supply hot. cold or
tepid water at the pleasure Of tbs. bath
er. and the liguid will ~. carried off aS
fast a. Il Il used by spacious drain
pipe The idea i not a new one hut
II i a good one- and wherever il has
been adopted the result has been graft
fying. There arr thre. houses in Lon
don recently completed supplied with
this method Of bathing and there il
said 70 b. ou, in Philadelphia
II l. claimed for the rain bath that Il
= in every wav superior u the method
we have known since civilization be-
gan and this has been proven in many
public Institutions The first one ever
built in America was put IN the New
York Juvenile asylum The DemiIt
dispsuSarv has them and ~ has the
et%AAtAA& acknowledgements EEFEtrtA NE Tne
Baron Hir>ch fund at Henry and Mar
Set streets. One Of the largest rain
baths in the country Is now in course
II construction in the state hospital
for the insane. At Utica- and il Is pre-
iieted that within a very few wears all
prisons and hospitals will have adopted
the system.
The most enthusiastic advocate of
the rain bath l. William Paul Gerhard.
who has made study of its advan-
tages. In the first place he >ays that
II requires less space in the planning
If a bathhouse. II consumes less time
in application the body of the bather
does not come in contact with soiled
water, the mechanical and tonic effect
Il the descending stream Il unques-
tionabls.. the cleansing and stimulating
effects are greater than in bathtub.
less water II required and no time Is
lost in waiting for the filing of a tub
IN houses where the supply Is slow
y Y. Mail and EXPRESS
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

Ws>h your own dishes polish your
own brass and silver. sweep and dust.
and make up your own bed water and
tend your oEvn aozverS-in fact. keer
yourself busy and n good spirits. Of
saxe brisk walk OF ride in the after.
noon Of each day IN Sne weather Eat
eggs. uillz- and dixestible food Leaving
Of everything fried rich in condiments
and fat. sleep seven or eight hour
in the twenty-four. in n well-wentia-
atesi room in which the sun has been
permitted to shine several hours
each day. Let the light fzn on Won:
ron are ike a plant-yuu need IL And
IN teSs than n year your complexion
wiI be better than any lotion OF pom
sde -auld make it, Good Health.
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

good story Is told OF one of the
London music halls The hall in ques-
tion bore the uueuvisble reputation OF
possessing the absolutely worst band IN
existence
On certain benefit night star
had promised 10 come down 70 do a
turn. and in eousequence the place
was packed fun When the stars tins.
had arrived Instead OF that eagerly
expected individual the per-pIrinx man
ayer came before the curtain holding a
telegram in his hand
ladies and gen tlem-n.- he said.
i regret 70 iaform you that the treat
Hovler' cannot storm Of hissesl posi-
bly, arrive for AZ east another quarter
Of an hour Great applause In the
m~antine the band viii play you q
selection
There was dead silence fer brief
moment then small bog IN the gal
Ie-T spoke up
Mr. Smith. M- Suirh.' ne shriexei.
don't let the band play. sir. we viii
be quiet. We viii indeed. sir Bossou
Globe
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07
WHAT CONSTITUTES "srYIE-


A
.,,-1',.a -. :, ,,i' e.nstitatts the most iesir
- -. ,tuAii,s OF style = very hart to de
" nether 4 II inborn only. u
ma he acquired Is a verl
=. Z. ''i' question: a. Il : a po~-'sssis'E
ma. many women deem Of greater ina
- '-'lee 'nAn beauty Itself Ask AMI
Ah whether she woul
-, pretty or stylish. and n
-. - a-t..1 ,le after qnaliteation 3
- - AZ '.l''y- ~ l. the intsngibs
~ .,..e sen'he mat gives grace and -
iietis'n whereby the wearer Of a ss-
ton fruclS may lopIS better dr---..,4 4,
me woman clothed in silk and v..fs.
and II in rich attire. win out-hiu. an
rivals
English women do not os.., ,av-
style 4 would Ike 4, Sh,,,v ,.,.
the gowns I am sending 2, Ep,3ans
f'r the Season sabf " Worth n n,
american customer. a. he threw ,r,..r
ne do"r Of his own special arIi-r
= here a dozen or mere ~ the NJ. N
p'sFh dresses were car~fuIl,r ai-pl,v.s
On wire forms for the Ia. .-;.sr
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

70 iars4
70 s ASH easily 1-ld quieil =
prepared IN this manner Cut the i>h
"A slic-s ~ -teak~ an inch thirk- ar IN
-luzr--s uf tro or tar~e fnchrS. remuv-
ing the hone~ - far A. pu=sihis.- fut
a pm. - boiling water iuto a hrssssst
saarwn4u- a.l1 tn it tablespoonful Il
butter ard oEs. - Hou- rrrbh.si tor~th-
~ snd srs1ss1tbir blended IN a iittlr -
fh- hat water h~fsr-. p-sSrrin- in salt
and ssir anril sEsaa-pthi~ Dissolved >lice
= small anasn and adj with tlirr~ or
f,fur ciov~~. Pepp~rcuras and allspj-r. a
srrlg - thrus.. q luzv leaf and bar u
rryi-p~pp-r psi ~ c.sur-e th.-S- -1usii-
nruts NAV ~ vzrie.i a. viii. but their
SPICY sArur n whole = very great
asiiitian in csnsinx Ssh- ten
ti-snan-
-Nrs- Whitzev-s Wiia Ssrawher-is~.
The wife # >.-rrvfarv Whi.nev
taawhf ~n- - Washington ~ocir.v
heile< hnw - Srrve wild Stra~l=rrrirs
N a navel VA To the jli-r - half a
lennon add enc cup II Wild h--rrirs and
rub thrlurh sieve. and asl,i eus pint
II thiek cram. ane cup u sug7-- Whip
u stif frpth- ami p-sur the MIXTURE
Inro an irs cave- piiinE N toQ one
quart of berries cover car-is-s>lv with
their uEsn vines ami leaves. after
SprinkiinE with sugar Turk the re,i
hs-r-ies amt vine~ inta al p-sSsilsls
cracks and crrvis-s-~ - the cr7-Ssal cave-
which = simply a square blork Il ire
the size and >hzp- B~~'i.--i- oy-s;rr
caves have iuux h-en the fashion hur
fruit = a uaoss h-autifui sls.--urasiea
>srve with a silver fruit knife ~ lasile
N. frRzen fruit creams On small cram
plates with cakes. ~.-n-troit Free Pres
Oxford eagle., 1894-06-07

fsnSee exAggeration Is trick tha.
"orSs both ways Il u most anuSfrv
perhaps when Il takes the form of "a.
esrse4fenent An old lady was .Ion,.
N = very Old house when me wzTl.
suddenly collapsed and the house ean,..
tam osing down around her. Her-~.
cape was little short OF a n;r...l.- -. -
sne was taken from the ruins en.;-.I,
uainJarec- When asked what h.
sensations were when the house t.u
she said. e u
"eil- TO tel the truth- w.s ean-
saderahiy s<eeresi- 1 really wns-
Youths C0mpanioa.