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Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Social and Personal Notes.

Misses Lucy G. Eastburn and Sarah
Eastburn have returned home to Will
mington from a visit to Wynnewood,
Pa
] Thomas North and wife. Of Elmer,
Pa and Mrs Ida Lock, OF Philadelphia,
are visiting Mrs John North, st No. 10
East Second street.
Miss Agnes Holleran, Of this city, who
has been spending her vacation at
Yorklyn. has returned home
Colonel L D Davis, of Elkton, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin ID.
Bowen on West street.
Speaker McMullen OF the State House
of Representatives arrived ia the city
to- day wearing a new silk hat and dress
eloves that gave him the appearance OF
Lexow committeeman.
Mr.. and Mrs Phil Griffith, of Milford,
are in the city on a visit and are
registered at the Merritt House.
Irving Hoffecker is visiting relatives in
Clayton.
/ Misses Bessie and Bertha Pratt, OF
Smyrna, are visiting Wilmington friends,
Mrs. Belle Baynard and daughter
Ethe., are visiting Mrs. Joseph Bsynardi
at Clayton
Miss Name Kitchens has returned Il
this city from visit to Miss Daisy Gray
at Clayton.
Miss Short, Of Gumboro. has beei
visiting her brother. Rev F. B. Short, il
this city
Levi G Bird left the city on the II O.
Norfolk express train to-day for OIL
Point Comfort, where he will rest up 70
few days. Mr. Bird was. accompanie
by his two young nephews, Bayard Kan
and Norris.
The College Club Of Milford gave
, dance In the Central Hotel Of that tow
! last evening and there were dozen set
{ Of happy dancers on the floor at on
time Cornetist John Taylor, Of this city
, furnished the music.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Wood. of thl
city have been visiting Clayton rsla
tives
]. Leonard Dickinson, Of TOWNSEND
who has been visiting Charles X. Lloy'
! Of this city, has entered as student
I Goldey's Commercial College.
]. Rodney Cause has returned I
T: Harvard College TO resume his study I
/. sacred and profane history.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
puELlsT ARRESTED.
DR.. Riegel Causes the Apprehension Of His
Late Antagonist.

DR.. Riegel Causes the Apprehension Of His
Late Antagonist.
EAsroN, Pa, Jan. 2.-Dr. e. l. Riegel
of Bloomsbury n T., who was wounded
in an impromptu duel at that place last
Sunday, has had his adversary, William
B. Bebbler Of Germantown, arrested on o
charge Of murderous assault. DIR. ]. ;.
Linnaberry of Bloomsbury became tho
bondsman.
Tho story told by Riegels wife Of the
alleged Irritation with Bebbler. which was
said to have led to the duel, throws new
light on the affair. She says her husband
is inordlnately jealous and very head
strong, and that Bebbler's action while he
was a guest at their house could not pos
sibly be construed In an evil light
Mrs Riegels parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarkson Farron of West Portal, claim
! that the doctor has treated his wifi badly
for a long time, and this was tho reason
( why she left him and went to live witt
/ them. No one charges Mrs Riegel witt
+ wrongdoing.
Bebbler threatens to retaliate by bring
4 ing suit against Riegel, and the prohabili
/ tics now are that the case viii be aired Il
A the courts
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

Our annual stock-taking is
now completed. We have
thoroughly gone over every
thing in our store and made
new prices to meet the new
conditions of existing trade
laws. We shall take the sea
sonable goods from day to day
and make prices that quick
money will appreciate.
Our large stock of Merinc
Underwear makes the first
sacrifice.
Mems Merino Underwear
in greys and tans with ribbec
ankles at the following price'
and sizes:
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
JOKE ON THE BANDITS.
Train Robbers Ran on the baggage Car In
stcad Of the Express Car.

CAMDEN. Ark, Jan. Six masked
men made an effort TO rob the north bound
Cotton Belt train at tank ten miles south
Of Camden. Their object was 60 secure
the express money. The train stopped as
usual to take water, and the negro porter
got off the train 10 go around to the tank
to let the water on He was stopped, how
ever, by a winchester In his face and or
dercd to uncouple the cars. This order
was obeyed, and the engineer. who was
under guard, was made TO run the car up
from the train distance Of half mile.
The bandits discovered too late that they
had made water haul, taking the bag.
gage car instead Of the express car. They
had to take their medicine and go to the
woods. The leader told the engineer that
be had the laugh on them but would see
him again The work was SO quickly
done that the passengers did not know
what was going on until the would be
robbers had found a refuge in the dense
forest.
The scene Of the robbery Is more than 9
mile from any residence. There Is no bet
ter place than this for bandits to ply their
/ calling. on the arrival Of the train ni
| Camden the sheriff was informed, and Z
posse was soon on the ground, but ns
clew TO the whereabouts Of the men ooule
/ be obtained. A special train was run from
4 Texarkana early in the morning, will
men. guns and horses to continue tn
4 search. At this hour there have been NJ
new developments in the vigorous searcl
/ which Is going on.
The highwaymen were masked with rei
bandanna handkerchief II Is suppose'
they went out from Camden. and 1t Is evei
intimated that they live In Camden.
A dispatch from the Cotton Belt off
ciais states that reward Of 5000 will b
paid for the arrest and conviction Of th
party, and he governor is expected
j offer reward.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Two Young Guests Of Honor.

Harry P Willis gave small party in
the Clayton House parlors last evening
in honor of bis cousins, Miss Mary
Willis, OF Chesapeake City, Md. and
Miss Mary Pennington, OF Seafoid, i,
who are being entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. James L. Willis A delightfully."-
pleasant evening was spent by the young
folks. Among the participants exclu
sive Of the guests of honor and their
entertainer, were Misses Ann MeRsa
Webster. Bessie Shaw, Eva Fighter,
Sallie Sharp, Rsns Mitchell Lydia Hall,
Mabel Morrison, Felicia Farley, ] Writ
Willis, Harry Bremen, John A.
Webster and William Devine After
indulging in music, dancing and games
until IL o'clock refreshments were
served.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
cantnin seelev Dead.

CHILLIcoTHE, Mo, Jan. 2. 2.--Captaln II.
B. Seeley died here Of cancer. He enlisted
in the Sixth New York infantry at the
opening Of the war and was rapidly pro-
NOTED. He was member of General
Hancook's staff, and in the memorable
charge on picketts brigade was seriously
wounded. He was a well known orator
and during the first Harrison campaign
stumped the state Of New York.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
AssnsnInntcd ID . nance.

GRENADA, Miss, Jan. IA terrible
tragedy occurred at a social entertainment
given at Cascllla When the fun was at
its height shot rang out, and George
Sanford fell TO the floor mortally wounded
with load Of buckshot in his breast.
There is a clow, but the name Of the sus.
peot will not be divulged until after ths
coroner's jury investigation. Jealousy i
supposed to have been the assassin's mo
t;x-a
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
woLF HUM lN oHlo.
wnd sport That Almost Ended IN q Fatal
Array.

wild sport That Almost Ended IN Fatal
Array.
DE GRAFT. o.. Jan. 2.--The hunters
from the northwest counties Of Ohio en-,
joyed a great wolf hunt. Ed Ackenbaugh
brought six wolves from the Rocky noun
tains for the great field day. The sports
first made 30 yard inclosure for a light
between a wolf and a hound, on which
there were heavy wagers. Two more
hounds were turned in, when there was a
row among the bettors. Revolyers were
drawn and bloodshed threatened.
The wolf was lassoed and Gagged, and
the contest declared o draw to preserve
peace. Then one wolf was let loose with
out the inclosure, and 20 bloodhounds
pursued it, with an army Of horsemen.
The hounds Of Jacob Loffer Of Dc Graf
and Of John Graham of Hagerstown caught
the wolf and won the prizes.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
sixteen stilI Missing.

ALBANY, Jan. 2.-Mayor Wilson issued
an official order for the searching Of the
ruins Of the Deleyan fire, and the search
was begun today. OF the II people sent
out as missing, there has only one been
found SO far-Kate Crowley, chamber
maid. 1t is highly probable that the other
is are in the ruins.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
woman FataIIy purned.

WAKEFIELD. Mass, Jan 3.-While Mrs.
Edward Mellett Of 140 Vernon street was
standing near the stove her clothing
caught fire, and before it was extinguish-
ed she was so severely burned that it is
thought she will die.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Nav,vat,on on the ONO closed.

CINCINNATI. Jan. 2.--Owing to gorges
and floating ice, navigation on the Ohio
river is completely suspended. Even the
harbor boats that have been breaking the
ice here are unable to move.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Eire Ina Cotton MN.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. 2 - Fire
started in the picker room Of Sycamore
mill No 1, and after working rapidly
through the wing broke through the roof.
A heavy partition wall saved the main
building from being burned. All help
left the building without accident
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
rntertaIned Nv miss brink.

Misses Ella Reed, Alice Francis, Edna
Maxwell. Lillian McGinnis, Georgetta
Del. Kline and Elwood Ross, Harry
e Reed. Merritt Hukill, Frank Ross
were the guests of Miss Anna
Brink at her home, No, no
Washington street, last evening, The
evenings rastimes were music and
games, followed by refreshments.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
K,nrsn oo.l.a Pastor,a ReceptIon.

Rev. H S Dulany will give a reception
to his members and probstioners to-
morrow evening o'clock ia the church
auditorium He regrets that he Is not
able to include friends outside, but his
flock will fill the house Refreshm ents
will be served
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
chlcago,s Klekers pefeated.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. e.-Battered and
weakened by two hard contests, the Chi
cago university football team went up
against the giants Of the Reliance Ath-
letio club in their third game in one week
and suffered defeat by a score Of 8 to 0.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Senator Carey III.

CHEYENNE, Wy, Jan. 2.-United States
Senator Carey is confined to his residence
by very severe cold, but his illness IS
not considered serious.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Mn ana slrnnrn.

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up in glass jars when desired
and delivered TO all parts Of the city. j..
q. Porter, Seventh and Madison streets.
phone R41
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

town yesterday calling upon his numer
GUS friends
Ex Editor w Scott Way has returned
to Roland Park, Baltimore, after a visit
here.
There is excellent skating at Silver
Lake these ideal Winter days and not 8
few OF the town folks are seen there
Large crowds Of spectators ere there also
watching the young people glide over the
smooth, frozan surface amid merry talk
and laughter.
New Years Dance at CentrsvI1ie.
CENTREvrLLE, Jan. 3 The people Of
Centreville .Monday night danced "out
the old and Ia the new year at the
Town Hall Young Band from Balti-
more furnished the musis sThe brst
piecs. played was The Fire Brigade
| March. composed by Professor NJ J.
Woodford. Of Centreville. AZ midnigh at
a two step composed by Miss Katie
OF Oueen Annes county, was rendered.
Among those present were: Misses
Nichols ard Earle, and Messrs Wright,
/ Mitchell, Brown and Sllvers. of Balti.
more; Misses Ford and Hollingswortb, OF
i C4lkbOn AaA 0Hhdf VI 1ALAHRcAt3f lN~N~~A5 p
| Downs, OF Delaware, ard McShane, OF
Denton; Misses Beck. Patterson, Brice,
Emory and Massey, and Messrs. Atkiuson,
Ar thur, Westcott, Catllns ard Beck, Of
Chestertown; Mr. Lea, OF Hartford, ano
from the county, Mr. aud Mrs J. X
Rolph, Mr and Mrs B. Emory. Jr, Mr.
and Mrs. W. IF. Watson, Mr. and Mrs
Madison Brown, Mrs. Wilmer Emory
Mrs Feddeman. Mrs Catlln, Mrs 0
Bryan, Mrs. Harley, Mrs. CahooD, Mrs
| Corkran, Mrs Bordley, Misse
Keating, Holiday, Busteed. Feddeman
Brown, Closh, Clements, Dodd, Turpin
Weldon, Raisin, Reed, Friel, Legg
Goldshorough, Wright, Harley ant
Thompson, and Measrs SelbY, Temple
Legg, Hopper, Bordley, Tucker, Watson
Taylor, Feddeman, Keating, Newman
Catlin, Evans, Reed, Earle, Roberts
Clements, Brown, Duckett, Price. Harpe
and others.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
no Revlse the cuban Tariff.

MADRID. Jan. 2.-The queen regent has
signed a decree appointing a commission
to revise the Cuban and Porto Rican
tariffs.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
PIsasant PARTY a mlddletown.

Special Correspondence Evening Journal
MIDDLETowE, Jan. Miss Laura
Hudson, who makes here home with Mr..
and Mrs Ebon Graham on West Green
street, was taken completely by surprise
last evening by party Of her friends In
masquerading costumes. The author OF
the masquerade WAS Miss Sadie Downey,
and from the time the happy throng Of
young people reached Miss Hudson's
home until late hour pleasure and fun
reigned supreme,
All sorts Of games were INDUCED in
and refreshments were served Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Ebon
Graham, Misses Laura Hudson, Sadie
Downey, Ella Carty, Miss Grassland, John
Lewis, Harry Downey and others
Mrs Isaac Fouracre and son Clarence,
of Wilmington, have returned hom'
after pleasant visit among friends here
and in the vicinity Of Cheswold.
Miss Sallie Jolls is home again, aftel
visiting her friend, Miss Annie Adams,
of Dover, for several days
Walter o. Stack, of Baltimore, WAS II
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

These make the cheapest and best
holiday presents, and no more are to
be had when these are gone
Copies may be seen at the EVENING
JOURNAL office.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

Nearly every physician in Wilmington
wears and recommends Jaeger woolens.
Only at Doughten's,
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

Gents try Capitaus 50 cigar. clear Ia
vans fller. Slmatra wrapper. Durstein's
No 8 East Second street
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
y. nf- 9. A.,a Epioyable Reoe eption.


The Young Mems Christian Association
managed it's reception pleasantly enough
last night At an early hour its hospit
able doors were thrown open TO the young
men OF Wilmington, and large crowds
availed themselves Of the cordial invita-
tion
From Z until 10 o'clock there was q
varied program, consisting Of musical
and literary selections aud gymnastic
class work The initial number was 3
violin, cornet and plano trio, by Messrs.
Founders, FlorY and Fothergih Then
Physical Dirsctor Jackson, OF the
association, gave the visitors chance to
see one of his classes In bar, horse and
mattress work, which was highly appre-
ciRted
Other program numbers were guitar
and mandolin quintet BY messrs
Pierce. Fothergill. Morrow, Marks aud
Frank Pierce; reading, Miss Rebecca
Stewart; guitar, Frank Morrow, and
selections by the Ferd Fullmer Chorus
A number Of good things made up tbs
refreshments served by the Ladies
Auxiliary.
A. P Fothergill. Richard Mclaughlin
Peter Overdeer, Charles H Rumford anS
William B Foster, of the reception com
mittee, and Secretary Dow, were thu
ones who tried to make every one Of tn
400 visitors happy.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

Most reliable place In the City to buy
organs or pianos. s H. Baynard Fifth
and Market streets
Evening journal., 1895-01-02

Coal. soft or hard. clean and free from
slate. for sale by the Geo. H. Mccall Co.,
Eighth and Ehipley streets.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
rn vrnd ! nalaware CItv Girf.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Miss Florence Z daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, George Hutchinson, OF
Delaware City, to Richard Cam Nc
Mullen, OF Wilmington The wedding
will occur ON Thursday afternoon, Janu
ary II. in the NJ E Church at Delaware
CITY. at 2 o'clock Rev j Edwin
Amos viii perform the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
VESTS.
5o-cent qualities for 33c,
..sizes, 80 s2. "a, So. 3s.
DRAWERS.
5o-cent qualities for 33c,
Sizes, 2S. 80, "a, 80.

One special lot of extra fine
quality of all-wool ribbed
Vests. for ladies, mostly in
small sizes. For small-sized
ladies or misses this will be a
gilt-edged bargain. The price
has been $I.25. We shall
close this lot for sizes,
/, ? and 8.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
Entsrtalned Her sunday schoOi q

EmFaFTWIUeN HeE oWHWaJ l7tElVVI N1797'
Mrs. J. H Floyd of Asbury Sunday
school, gave pleasant reception to her
class, last evening, at her home. No $40
East Third street. Those present were: (:
Fred Clark and wife, Larry T. Ennis,
Frank Walker Frank Morrison, l.. E.
Allen, John Davis. M. Anderson, Lewis
A Brad way, Misses Amelia, Annie and
Bessie johnson and the Misses Thompson
and Jefferis. Refreshments we're served
and the evening spent in very enjoyable
manner.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
80 COIOTed Maps
and 1000 EngraVings.

We have only few copies, which
we offer at 1926. Made to sell at
at $3.50.
Bound in maroon cloth, marbled
edges and gilt. 500 pages.
We also have a few copies, bound
in cloth and gold, Of most beautiful
Portfolio Of Artistic Masterpieces. 1t
contains 326 paintings and is of
fered at $1.75.
Evening journal., 1895-01-02
LOCAL SOCIETY NEWS
A Pleasant Party in Honor OF
Young Guests.
SOME OTHER ENJOYABLE EVENTS

Al communications intended for insertion
. this column should be addressed to Society
edffr r. care Of the EVENING JOUaEAL. Gor1
m 1nscations should ee written on one side oi
khe paper only
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-12
LITERARY NOTES.

The second number OF tho Progress
oiihe World, the new mag, zine OF W.
b'date general Information, makes its
appearances this week and Ia FULLY up
10 tho standard fixed by tho initial
number. Among the notable articles
Of the November issus IL an excellent
aud elmplee ilanation OF the MonIse
Decline, showing the source OF the
Present Wide difference OF opinion on
the meaning and application OF that
famous principle.
The famous 8. Y. White, who has
iotto many yeara Dcen such powerin
WAL Street, aud has meanwhile repre-
,enIed ! IL district In Congress, appears
10 neF role In the columns OF Every
WheH He delivers lay sermon lto
y,uhg men ami women, on the toxt,
Keep that which In committed 10
Wy uu'lj" aud II 10 the general yer.
ulel OF business men, that his II matks
ought 10 be framed IN gold, and hung
10 eV ~ counting-room. The other
.ep.tlmehls OF tue paper are up 10
.nelt usual standard, which 10 saying
asgttat deal. The name Of the euitor,
WIN Carleton, Is In itself worth a
whole corps OF ordinary contributors.
Every Where, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Foreign affairs naturally have more
.nah usual prominoncs Ia the No.
.smOsf Review OF Reviews, In the
.,ftogress OF ths World" the depart
meht OF lhAt periodical In which the
.uI'ot rapidly reviews the events OF
,ne preceding mouth tho possibilities OF
var rAt IN The far East are pointedly set
,Il'n' Another theme suggested In
,"s ,ame connection IL tho progress OF
1nIlstlan missions In the Orient. The
p,ospeola OF Japan and Russia as east.
~ .p powers are tetsely discussed. Tn.
uSltor also comments briefly on the
1,sllons OF Russia and France, The
'a.n sh celebrations, the Faench vic.
10y 10 Madagascar, the Cuban situa.
Auo, anu British policy In VenezueIa.
n 'ong home topics OF tho month, the
Nu.ny elections, the oon0itlon OF
"sN YORK politics, the antI-yrlze-iigh t
,laign 10 the 5outhw est, and tbs
'ealmsnt. ="
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-12
NOT our on SIGHT.

bs , male right before YOUR eyes are
Evo Sauuy AZ the new Koliiz Handy
N"suen' w south Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-11-12

sMst'aenial Ia tho one thing most
n % n,a, 70 ineulcate aud always hard
,o, pp'sactlee, especially when there ATE
~ 'h'hgs TO cat within reach. hut
III, y no self'denial ne ces,ary II you
I,o',, summons Liver Regulator. II
M aY" digestion, prevents Dyspep-
Hnu dose alter u hearty meal Of
tI ,u VIII prevent any discomfort.
''ne oes1 goodnight teddy. 8
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10

t0tc8Co Tribune
There IS a bright little boy ~ 70 on the
SCUM S,ae "Aosa papa Is q lie Insurance
aEe0~ i-ite Insurance agents X is orot,a-
bis known. are early sers. AS ina 4 fr3
a.Non I'm the business that n a 80. ars~,
who comes early ami STAYS late-ths+ - -
say. camps out VITA A.s iufcnfs8 victim,
VINO E"is the policy. Freddy was nearly
al % AVS asleep Whom IFS papa loft for The
ctty i'm the morning. 50 his uars ,.af fot,
tae way 90 writing l.ttle notes az fsrA,-.rl
ans leaving them for delivery Whom he
"a 1Ae ftn F~afiv didn't answer: hose ro.ns
although repeatedly urged 20 40 SO hA-
cause in sptte - the fact that aa ia
bright l'0e aoy-ss will transpire-he ,S
f't. 20 use me ~tirre1 Nsrnaculsr stuck
on himself ard could never summon uo
courage enough ~ try- his Iea7 pencil AZ
t"'s siyia az composition The other even
inE- hawevc~ tae necessary .usnE~atfo
came li'7 papa VAS called out on husf-
ness. ana mamma wanted 20 g0 ,vtth Asn
S1e Thought US could write the policy
better p she was Nit1 htrn. Ike .aour1f
he cca'tr't ara S3ll 81 huu.f,. F{e vy.-+
say Rla1e- hgt bis wife }rine2 him fe.s~
as he-a were wen acquainted wien the neo-
rit 20 whose 1ause ae had some. RE has a
Atun waE ~ spa skirE. aud what ha SAID
Wis Hot taken Ht ts.e value hy SIS wife.
as tHe seglFi showed Fr4f1v however
W3o hRsa known papa rs l1re as mann
.tta NkHE for 4
Ions .Hf bong. sra tHt. .s.IFe4 s-as --n
time hs- como err hIl So ~earv - tHa
rume~oas earnmg- -afHaes .hst ae -
caiVca- NHfa papa aH3 w teawa returned
ne 1as fash ssieea .-. -rr- -esias ara
fNiIer.~E note. vr-trr ~ .ta, bows
snraut1g hand. flE.essE ta rra pillow IN
ta- s.ie WHERE papa always elee~Ss
"Ay pes- Papa. have eaen wanting
t' answer yoHr letters. bat tne way you
talked 20 mamma az ;ae dinner tahla TO-
u.sas ws 'e me Rrite az oace. Yea know
very vea 1ana .Ass you're sn UhsN
wror< Rnt Z wa-t sea go} ursrn.ss me
tssc you wI rr- 60 20 aze.n. Ig1sa th.uk
% IS uice 90 ta1k that wsv 90 ,nar-,a.
-e1't- NcI saoH.t Re Ec05 10 -1amna a.
She has Been te us klNRvs. ana / ta.-k
sau eaE et 81 heE mamma paris sd tau1e r
-eS morning Before vag -. thcse are he
,a5uEs wSrt wa to p~re,se ms.
no rot take anything AsE tsr y5u-
treys.
peat res#e .n a-v's oae's s1ss-s h.s4t.
ress aa4 tend st~trt,v 20 tna insurance
BUSINESS and uetA.~E stse.
"p3nt have zny letters written So tyne
writers.
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haaaE Year sN san. rRRN
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-11-10
Mhltening Tanned IInnda

oue 81 the most agreeable creams for
"Ntering the hands IS MAIDS from almond
oi ant other ingredients Procure from
f0e druggist tqvc ounces u almond oil half
An ounce - sHernaceti and half an ounce
of wa'te wax. Melt these Ingredients To-
Sether IN water bah. that is. p.l, .ha,,
III an earthen far say IN a TN II boiling
Wate-- When .he Ingredients arc melted
add TWO drops u C3eh.neal % the mixture
and cool a lltsle u II - see = 2. e Ire
l7oDfr color p should no FeIh4a-a r,-rL
"'frtHre tt w.-a "a trasn0orful OF rosa es
sen, o. Tire cream - rea3y for use as soon
as it -s cold. II ycu prefer &. nav ~ p 2.
pare Write Hl o1aItti~< tho coob,rsaf
'N1sh t5c bands thoroughly Win q hr-rso
aud some fee sap and hot vvatcr DIV
taefo ana fglh chem wicn the cream ana
fEfa- gloves In the morning wash a-,a,-
1+i traces ot ta@ uugeat wl.h warm va--~
1.a "a'7@ fae bands u coll. water 10 make
Faf Hs1 firm lse this cream after rav-.-v
a~ any athletes exc ~+<e where fhe hands
ft'e been exposed Scft wash leather
STOVES are a0t oclv comfortable and COIL ig,
Summer. t-- s~ce7:nieaf. as tnrv vyea~ vgsl4
ana can he easily washed uhen @oH,s
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