davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Gn SortGaing ont Npperc.

81 bar mango Sagu ON m~erfuaroiDe
Siloraselier fra Slotipeu. Saabunne
Susn ps Siitrrier fra samle Sage er
bel life til at iGite nusen iHroeles 3iis
trO til, men De er bog interesiaute, ielu
on man life bar nosen fire &eOiier for
Ocres Taalioelisbeb.
5slseroe Gasu. Der er mig ~iOrtatt
al Ell Mauo Der / Eier, ombanoler
npgle 8Burre, ipm cnsurs / Sioen ifal
buue opboIot Jig i NGrbepen al 9pnss
ijeloet, Der lisser pua Gr9nien melem
Siteroalen os Sierijeloene. 5ieloene
bar oengaus life iaa npsne iom MI,
men t,lporeoe meo tDf SranItOo, ian
8ppere rosn Sinoer funoe upbOlSe lis
Der uoen at blipe ~opba9eoe. Sch 9pn9s
iielbet iful iaaleoes en- Gguerbanoe
babe baut lit 3ilbolb. 8anoen, Der
beltoO al 3 8%eriOner, bapoe fin Spite
inbgruuet i SUrObuiten % bOIot til Der,
9antc itjult Tor uoenperoeneu.
Dten iua beHote oct en- Dag, at en-
Wtanb, Der i 5plae meo lin eGn sit
paa Sa9t i 5jeloet, pluoielis bleo bar,
at Der iteg 0ts9 up al ct 9ul i Sneen.
Sc rRrmcbe Jig Steoet og foo en-
Stuno Og iasttOs bette io~runOerli9e
50uUmen, - ba iaar be ie ell 0tano
itige Op aiet Sui lGu9ere bOrte / Sneeu.
StynDlomt greb SGseren lit Geprr Os
trDtfcoe los. Stuooet traf. % Manz
BEN itprtcoc til Sorbcu. 9lSt eiter tom
uOf Ell Naro op. Saoeren 9reb ba
Spuuens 8euGr cg sjOroe Oct o9Iaa al
meo benne. Sessc laoeoe berpna fine
Gcurrer. o9 ba DC par iGroige bermec,
tcm en- treble Yiano tiliync, Der fit
inmme Stjabue iom De to iSrite. Sesge
itOo M Ell Stuuo title paa famine
8let, men ba Der life Tom ilere pp al
Snebuuet, gift De bOrttil % ipur0tc,
ON Der par llere ocrneoe. Ga Stemme
ipareoe ba, at Der fun par cn &pinos
iaien. &c Ite9 oerpaa neO sieunem
SuebnQet % fOm iuo / ell itor Stue,
buis Gulu % SG9gc bar al Serb %
Su0et tGlfet meo 2~Gberbuoer. 3ps
ucrnc bauce nemlt9 iOripnet ia meO
6r ira DC n%Grlt99enoe SGtre. 9ipoet
baooe ba tent benz til 5goe % Su.
berne Bauoe De t9ttet 9ptteu meo ca
ipIot Serb ouenpaa. Yaa 6prsipora.
iel ON, buOrleoeS benne aulnOe bar
fOmmcn / GDpcrnes SRuSer, i~ortalte
tur, at cn9ang, oa bun sit / StOuen
o. pr9teOe Sreatnrerue, tOm Der tire
WiRno, iom tOs b'noe % iprte benee
III oenne Spite, bupr bun bleu bulot
iriosr ltaOi9 Sepostning, tbi en- al Sips
perne par beitanois biemlIs, meoens De
andre to par noe, iaa bun if aloris
g%nleonin9 III at rsmme fra benz. @i.
oere %iOrtalte bun, at Serneue, iOn bun
bIeU crpcoereoe u9t, eitsrbuert
iom bun if Dem, Us bette iputes bun
bar bet pGrite al alt. st rpitenoe Sub.
trDt 9iOrOe Oct Osiaa paa benpe, ba DC
ensanS Tom tilbase meo beubes 6or=
alores SjcloetU % ilasteOe ben. SUN
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Yaa Trtcrt.

Gn ure Wtauo / Gbriitiania cntreoe
iur!eoen gtittu reo 12.Sioen opao ell
SraUoItigc for at tomme tno TT i'm 81
iteos, en- &pfte, ajcnnem Sjupurt. SIR
at p%notuIoe benOes SpmGrtiumbeo gap
han ia III at miallUe uoenfpr Sinbuct
noiiaG ucturtro, ia i Den Grab naturs
iru, at Susberreu autog BAN iur Ell
pirttlis Sat % icucte BAN Ell SalUe
8Gpebagcl i Snsen - 10: bau itpocr
at &riucip ale iremmeoe &atte pan i'm
Gieuoom. - Get q ell ileoeli9 &is
fare, ~itriuer "Suteai9.", Surerne belt
iyoleret % 8asen belpts. llnp iiglonins
ger ira etptternes Sibe CO Seila9er
ia Siisrets, Gnarer ira Sinbuet / oil.
ben Gtnoe, bpUr SUttepisen / bpbeite
gt.slese sau fin Stemme i 5urbano'
lingerie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
S13j.OO
CHARLES Sittelior,
9pmltecn5 &aslerer'


Somitesn bar ira Gle Bulls Gnfe moota'
oct ct meget elltpGroist Srep, Bvori pun
crflarer, at bet ital pGre benoe Ell GlGoe I'll
builtcuiombelt Sio, JON aomiieeI mantle
beltemmc, at o~siiItere Uep ben tore SoIcert,
Der btiper at aitolne en9dn9 ! Nooenoer
eler december Maaueo til SnotG9t 1or
Gpnoet. Senoes 2otttr, 5reien Slea1a
gua, oil ~iauoiDnli0pis IeOia9e benoe % 9'oe
eli SplGsntr9 peo Scrcerter.
Guoutoere meooeler 5ru Bun, at bun gar
bnpt Srep fra Den perocnsberpnite SIol'ri'
pirtups Gopuaro JienenpL Terp Yort G'tn
Der Itripcr, at ban bar bapt oen tore SGrc
at iicroc benoes oippoe Wano, % oa ban
M bprcr, at Der ital aiboIoes en- 9oHcert lor
ct Mpuumentiono, iler ban meo at tllbpoe
lin "bclteoue 9tsIiitauce" Com ban foloer
oet) for bette Goie 5prrraal. Set er 9Re'
uin9en, at giemeuDi ueo &oucerten Hal iptlle
paa Ole Bulls gnotiuQSuiolin.
Sra @sneralmaIor Saliteab, 9atc WIilne'
tonta, anfom iorleoen Sag ct Srcp meo l
Solar. San fortGler rDrcnoe o9 patfert
on, al ban pprte Ole Snl isrlte Gang. ban
9aO Soneert Nn'ef'fa' 9aH ID" 9Oo' palU
~ n;s,,,y.n, mnr. e., n~crnrornrt;n.
urrcbe Tjour' ppcr G Sob hi. po mco Icleu
i Suauosn buitenOe for 6oriamIinsen, %
buUrlcOes ban, oa ban be9pnote at lp'lr, to8
Oer' aue n'eo S'ofnl % po.Ol 0tu' ,u"s".
~ ~. maG. o"a.nah n;,So
retie ham ct Mommcut. gReu ale fore
Sunrucrc tilbprer Scrocu, Itripcr ben aam!e
9eneraITn)or, % Iom Scunorer al oeHne,
Vloe pam ''''foO' lor' al pan ,s'O 0at ""s'
- ~
-
II ~ w ut''t H'"'s0' WV
S@lete' Op"ut'lOn'Vso q W" o'
oa9e1'e, JUN P'0H'''s''e "ofo''E"0 !
p'""saPV''S u Ut '9"n9' lu' g" "
oge"S mango oons Fu''s' VI ts'l' {"
o'oH's.S'aI" " oOF 0'ip"''' Su"'S
NUM- D'' o"n'
@Vm'lseH d meo o'e'le 9l0l' Oeh'e
oeo"8ei'e |" q n~u''Viu'i o~O'eIuse0o''
|aa n"e "Vtlle @me''la'ere IAN lao
0~'s "'O W u'O'u9e S'l1t" '''0
O"' W" Ct np' 'ua i'Oe".
~" o"" uu' "ot8e" ''uo" "opos'
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

GatbcoerblomIt. Yroiesiuren It'll
S%anoioaten): 90 paa ben Maaoe bill
De beuiie Den ~pptbusoraiite 9ereiGt.
ming? Svis iaIis 8ytbusoras enonu
lcueOe. maatte ian 10 uenoe fig i fin
@rap!
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
SutnboIot Goacae

aabucr fine 9ure for Stuoertcr Den lite
Sttober. Spis 5 pnitcr at iaa Tuition 9ra.
It's, iaa ltrtu otter uGruere SpInsninaer tl
8. y. 8etcrion. Yreitoeut, cler
u. &. &oHell, Iicepreiioeut,
1b2 Sumbplot, Sulua.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Srue Beads 2Sorlo soap,

bois s pnitcr rene butoc aIGoer ps 9iatte
blvce SGnoer. Seuo % Smilns twrappers)
I'll San,eS Bead & Son, DUBUQUE, Soma,
og ida en- Gate coin silver thimble gratis.
SGIgeS hos aue @rocerS.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
Hettclie.

"9ccorab'T Soften" beocs pcnIi9it ON Sp'
al iDlgerpe Jiettelia:
"9ouctree SpinOeiprerirs" paa llnipu
@rairie pco Sauesborp, MIuu, til DC 0po.
ltocn0e i Spo 9atota ienptes $50 peo ggrs.
Gbrii'. Nuoerieu.
%an 6rnHo of icilastis Npresie b.eo
SaneSboro &riupeiorenin9 ~,uittrrst for bette
Sslgb. q, NG. 9Riuue.
Maoiion, z. 9atptu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

Spitterminen peo ct. SIaf Goleae
bcgpnoer ben lite September. Scno eiier
aatulpg. 2Gs guertisiemeutet / bette
Ntamer. S9.6S&S
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

Jts fuoer @~Susrenneli" Of UGret ale Sem
ittHDer, hpao ben or u0lopet at pPre. Zen
orbelbes lteeiaa aoot ION en- Ytnltine I'll Den
oobbelte YrIs. giin Rome tiger. at ben iDr
aobt os CT let at baaH0tere. & 6rast ioitsoe
ben sl.35. Ears EDMONTON, Gaitab,
Yliun.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

Otter Sp'ororIn9 Ital lea meoSelc 9crr,
at 81 CT Illoicmmen tilireoS met SpmaIti.
men "9usoenlen. 6raater bar so Gents.
Sobn Yeoerion, Gaa Glare, &~iseouiiu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
ST,

WCoi. nw~sshed-CnarSe, NIB: medium, %
g: fine. u-I2. Washed coarse, 16-is medium
$50: fine IA-I5; Tub-washed, l7-is. Coned
q atty, bury and bucks h-h of
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06
IRA aomitecn for dc Suh
ID onumentct

apitteriug q o. /.
Subbetalt I'll Die 8uusStetteHs 6ono.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

uo9iper al "0ecorabsG Soften,
Tecproh. Sptpn.-
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-06

"Snnrbt Sn9bOro - bolo Den ilig!"
9u er ale / iulo Sraulbeo, meOens
6re0rit logger beruoe, lau9t beruoe
paa "SlanmDra", bpor in9en Mor meo
fiGrlise Seuoer tan brir9e bam en-
Slpmiterbufet fra ben lille, uatre Sape
oerbiemme.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
HOUSEHOLD MATTERs.
sE1iEcr1No rnrpE.

Great caro- should DO takon in so.
leoting tripc. 1t must be perfectly
sweet and woll cleaned. Tho honey.
comb tripe is generally considered
tho best; however, us that is matter
OF taste. select that which YOU like
best. Tho farmers in Herkimer
County prepare and cook tripe delic.
iously. 1t is dono after tho follow.
ing recipe: After tho tripe has boon
thoroughly cleaned, cut it in four.
inch squares, lay Thorn CAREFULLY in a
stone crock, sprinkle with enough salt
to season we'll, then cover with vine.
gar which has been reduced to ono.
half its strength with water, or if tho
vinegar is very strong reduce it two
thirds; place q heavy carthen plato
over the tripo to keep it down in tho
liquor, thon cover tho crock and stand
it in q very cold plaoo. Let it remain
in this pioklo two days. then it is
ready for cooking. Take tho pieces
out. dry them IN coarse linon cloth,
dip them in fino bread crumbs or
cracker dust, and fry in hot beef suot.
This will DO found q most sppotizing
breakfast dish. Now York Telegram.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
Tho Heat OF tho Hand.

An illustration Of the marvellous nc
curacy characterizing tools or instru.
ment, OF measurement now employed
rs compared with those of former
times is given, namely: TINT, whereas,
formerly .001 inch mnrkod on n draw.
ing would havo been objected to on
tho ground that it was difficult of i'm.
possible to work SO closely to measurcs
as that, Mt tho present timo 600. inch
is measured in every fine workshop,
and dimensions given in hundrodths
or thousandths of on inch frequently
appear in drawings without objection
on tho part of tho worlsmcn. Tho in
struments of measurement nre now
made with such a degree of refined
ACCURACY that oven tho warmth of tho
hand mny expand rod twelve inches
long 30 that the amount of expansion
can BIO measured. It Inns just become
important in fine measurement to be
careful that tho temperature of the
piece to be measured or gaugcd should
have tho snme temperature rs that OF
the instrument by which tho size is
determined. BY first handling n rod
of the length named and measuring it,
particularly if tho rod be OF brass OF
copper, and then, after allowing the
rod to cool, handling the guage until
the latter expands. it is found that a
discrepancy of from 0.007 inch to 0. Oh
inch may DO sometimes made appar.
ent, due entirely to differences Of tenn.
porature. American Machinist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
pnY.cL1;ASINa o1or1r1.

1t is commonly supposed that ar
ticles sent to the cleaners nre cleanso1
by some mysterious process known NJ
"dry-cloaning." For tho most part.
however, these garments arc put in n
tub and washed very much like tho
weeks wishing. Who're soap and
water can. DO used, tho soap ia tho va
rioty known rs palm oil. A hit of tho
goods is always experimental with bo-
forchand, and if this ia not satisfactory
they nre dipped in vat of benzino or
naphtha. If not too soilcl or too
complex in mako they nro laid on
slab and scrubbed with either palm
oil suds or benzinc. Many garments
supposed to havo been restored to
their natural colors arc really dyed
over. Fnst colors in wool and silk
hro washed in sonp bark. Tho secret
of tho use of this material is to hnve
it strong. Two tablcspoonfuls are
used to two quarts of water, which ia
then boiled down to onc-half, strained
and added to n pnilful of warm water.
Single grease spots arc covered with
prepared chalk, laid between two fan
nels and pressed with warm iron.
Lace is washed in borax, soap and
water, stilrened with borax, pinned be-
tween nannels and pressed. Flannels
are washed in boraY, ivory aoap suds
and tepid water, and while drying are
pulled tho way OF tho warp and welt
many times.
Tho trouble with mado.up garments
consists, not in tho washing, but in
tho ironing, and for this cleaning and
dyeing establishments have irons of
oil sizes and shapes New York Adj
vertiscr.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
When ola RaiIfoaders smilo.

s'Old railroaders emilio frequently
when they read in the newspapers tho
accounts of alleged thrilling adven-
lures OF engineers" said q member of
the craft. "For instance, ] noticed o
story in some Chicago paper not long
ago of tho terrible experience OF o
man whose hair was turned white in
fifteen minutes, or something of that
kind, by tho close call he had for go
ing through bridge. There had
been heavy rain, tho supports had
been undermined, and tho whole bust
ness would have gono down under the
next train that struck it.
: "All this would have happened If
the eagle eye of tho man at the
throttle hadn't taken in the situation
about half milo back on heavy
down grade md reversed his engine.
The queer part Of tho story was TINT
this 'eaglo eye'-that's what wo cnll
'em, on the road-daren't reverse his
lover until he Ind nearly brought tho
train to atandstill with the a1r brake.
Otherwise, said this story writer,
tho engine would havo jumped tho
track That is to say, If he had put
on tho mir brake and reversed his lover
at the same time tho sudden stoppage
and reversal would hayo thrown her
off. 81,
''Now, oil this roads very we'll, !
suppose, to the general public, who
don't care whether thing is truo or
not, just so it interests thom. It
amuses railroad man for another
reason. Ho knows that IN engine
won't,do anything of tho sort. When.
over there is danger ahead which COM
pels man to stop right quick ho
doesn't have any timo to waste setting
tho brakes and thon waiting for his
train to slow up before he throws his
lever. He gives tho mir brake shove
with his foot and throws bnck the
lever, oil by tho Same motion, you
might say. It's oil dono in second.
"Thon If ho has chance ho looks
out for himself; no has dono NIL he
can and he jumps. AS general rule,
if tho accident which ho has prepared
for really takes placo ho doesn't have
timo to jump, and although engineers
nro rs brave rs any set of men alive,
because o man takes his lifo IN his
hand whenovor no goes out on run,
they often got tho credit of being
heroes and sticking to their engines
in tho face OF danger when, as q mat
ter OF fact, it was the only thing they
could possibly do. Whom q man dis
coyors washout or another train COM
ing toward him ON tho samo truck it
is usually too late to get out OF tho
way bcforotho smash takes place. Tho
heroism comes in in holding place
year in and year out which is limbo
to cost him his lifo Mt any hour OF tho
day or night through tho blunder Of
some ono else or some accident that
nobody could foresee or prevent. y
Chicago Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
Rnnlolph,s Bittcr soroosr

When John O. Calhoun became vlco
President OF tho United States, and
consequently President of tho Senate,
he announced TINT hc Ind not the au.
tioriy 10 cnll tho Senators to order FOR
words spoken In debate, rs ho regarded
each Senator rs an ambassador from
sovereign State. The eccentric John
Randolph, Of Virginia, took advantage
of Mr. Calhoun's ruling TO abuse him
personally. Ono day lie began TRADE
by saying; "Mr Speaker! moan Mr..
PRESIDENT OF tho Senate ana would-bo
President of tho United States, which
God In his Infinite mercy nvcrtl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
New YOrk's Horse Mar;set in Winter.


In winter the horse market Ian.
cuisines. Auction sales are slimly at.
tended, and the bidders are chiefly
suburban and country dealers looking
for bargains. The moral as we'll ms
the physical atmosphereis depressing.
The auctioneer knows TINT oloquoncc
would be wasted; tho cold eyes and
thin lips of tho jocks who stand about
him in ring chill his feryor; the
damp, piercing mir of the sale stable
chokes his voice; tho apple. womaD
shivers behind her basket; coat col.
lars are turned up; guests of wind
sweep in through the big open doors !;
and even tho red faces of the whisky.
drinking dealers assume q purplish
tinge. Then follows early spring, when
farmers como to town to buy horscs
for the pillow. These go about in great
coats with capacious pockets, whip in
hand, open-monthed, and wearing the
desperate expression of mon who real
ize that they ore doomed to bs cheated.
AT this season work horses abound /;
gray Percherons with handsome h5ads,
gent,e eyes and heavy foretops.; big
bay fellows with long and Shaggy fet-
locks indicative Of tho ancient Shire
breed-t the oldest breed of horses in
England; and occasionally pair oil
rangy, slim.neoked draft-stoeds from
Pennsylvania, remnant of the once
popular Conostoga family. Century,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
ACUTE DYSPEPSIA,
sYMFATHErICIIEAR DISEASE OFTEN
A1.pENDS IT


rho Modern Treatinont. Consists In Iso.
moving tho Cause.
(From he Republican, Cedar Rapids local
Mrs. v. Curloy, who has resided In Clarence,
Iowa, for tho pest twenty-five years, tolls an
interesting story Of what sho consldcrs rescue
from premature death. Her narrative Is ~
follows,
"For ton ycars prior TO 1904, was n con.
stant suffer0r from acutc stomach trouble.
nad oil tho manifold symptoms Of ncuto dys.
pepsia, and at times other troubles wcrc pres.
ent In compllcntion-I did not know what A
was to enjoy moal. No matter how careful
l might DO rs to tho quality, quantity md
preparation of my food distress always fol.
lowod eating. was dospcndcnt and blue
Almost to tho point OF insanity Mt times. and
would have been glad to die. orton md
oiton could not sleep. Sympathetic heart
trouble set in and tlmo and again was oh.
liged to call doctor In tho night to rclioye
sudden attacks OF surocation which would
come on without n moments warning.
My troubles increased as timo worn on and
Ispont largo Gums In doctor bills, being conn.,
pollcd to hnvo medical attendants almost con.
stantly. During 1892 and 1893, It was i'm.
possible for mo to retain food, and wator
brushes plagued mo. was rcduood to n
skeleton. A consultation OF physicians was
unable to determine just what did nil mo.
Tho doctors gayo us us tholr opinion that the
probable trouble was liberation OF tho coat,
OF tho stomach and hold out no hopo of rc.
coycry. Ono doctor said, All can do to
rolleyo guaranteeing IL by tho ,lso OF opium.
about this tlmo n frlond OF mine Mn.
Symanthn Smith, OF 0lildon, Iowa, told INC
about tho cnso OF Ma. Thurston, OF Oxford
junction, Iowa. This Indy said sho Ind boon
nilliotod much tho Bamo ns I Ind. Sho hnd
consulted local physiclnns without roliof, and
had Gono to Davenport for treatment. Giving
up ell hopo of recovery, Bho was persuaded
by friend to tako Dr. Williams Pink Pills.
Tho rcault was almost magical
u WINS led to try thcm from horoS pcrlcnoc,
and before mnny months felt better thnn
! hnd for dozen ycars. nm now almost
iroe from trouble, and IL through Bomo error
OF dict fool badly, thls splondld romody sets
mo right again. lh0vo rogninod my 1t rongth
and nm once moro In my usunl ilosli. ] olocp
VOL and can ont without distress. hnvo no
doubt TINT / owo my recovery to DIR. viii
llama Pink PILLS. only wlsh that hnd
heard OF thom years ago, thereby Bnvln,
myaoli ten years OF suffering and much
money"
DIR. Williams Pink Pills contain all tho olc-
monte necessary to givc now lifo aud rlvhno,a
90 tho blood aud restore shattered nerves.
Ihey nro for Bnlo by all drngglsts, or may ho
had by mail from DIR. Williams Medicine
company, Schenectady, N. Y, fnI bDC por
box. or nix boxes for S2GO.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
Termination oi ille Wnrid

The population of the world has
beer. given by various statisticians as
follows:
I'm 1874, according to Behm and
Wagner, 1891, 10000
In 1878, according to Loyasseur, l..
439, 900, 600.
In 1888, according to Bchm and
Wagner, 1884, 600, 900.
In 1882. according to Loyasseur, 1,
483, 900, 900.
In 1891, according to Wagner and
Supnn, ], 4S0, 900, 900. =
The last estimate may be regarded
as sufficiently Trustworthy as work.
ing basis; Mossrs. Wagner and Supan
have earned just reputation for
painstaking and thorough work. aud,
moreover, this estimate of the Ger.
man eavants has been established to
moro than one-hnlf of Its bnlk ii. c.,
to fifty.sevcn per cent. OF the /, $780,.
600, O0O) upon the actual result of re.
cent consuses.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-04-26
RECIPES.

Boiled Icing-Boil ono cup of erGn-
ulntcd sugar with four tablospoonfuls
of water until it drops from spoon Ill
threads. Have ready tho beaten whito
of ono egg, and pour tho syrup slowly
into it, beating all the time. Flavor,
and spread on cake while warm.
German Potato Salad Boil Six
good-sized potatoes, peel and slice
while hot, and pour over tho follow
ing: Cut one-half pound lean bacon
into small dice and fry brown. Sea-
son potatoes with salt, pepper, and
finely sliced onions. Mix thoroughly
with the bacon fat and dice, and then
add one-hnlf cup of white vinegar.
Garnish with sliced hard boiled egga.
Egg Sauce-Put tso eggs over the
fire to boil hard. Put in saucepan
over tho fire tablespoonful each OF
butter and flour, and stir them until
they arc smoothly blended, then grad
ualiy stir in pint OF boiling water,
season with ealt and pepper. Let tho
sauce boil and place whore it will keep
hot; when the eggs are hard, shell
them, cut into small dice, and put
Thorn into the sauce.
Gems-Allow three cups OF flour,
shaken down in the cup, to one cup
OF cold water and ono cup of sweet
milk. Add the water aud milk grad
ually, so rs to smooth out the umps.
Then beat steadily just five minutes.
Have ready hot andbuttercd gem pans.
The pans should be heated very hot
on top of tho stove, then fill them even
full. Bake nice brown in twenty
five minutes. They can be mndc of
graham flour.
Cabbage Salad--Cut solid, tender
head of cabbage very fine, anil place
it in deep dish. Put Ill saucepan
over n rather hot fro ono cupful OF
thick sour cream. Stir in while heat
ing the yolk of three well.beaten eggs.
Add half tcaspooful each of mado
mustard and sugar, and butter the sizo
of an egg, with dash of red pepper
and salt. While cooking stir in half
cupful of strong vinegar. This
makes smooth, chick dressing, with
delicate creamy taste. Pour over
the cabbage while hot and mix thor
ou9hly.
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TO CLEAN CARPETS.

1t is often tho Caso that accidents
happen when ono is far away from u
cleaners, or when, pcrchancc, tho car.
pot may not DO worth tho cxponso of
tho professionals service, but would
DO extremely useful if put in COOL
order.
A simple and oflcctual means of
cleaning is to rip tho brcndths apart,
If the carpet is large; take ono breadth
mt timo over common kitchen
table or wide board and scour with
prepared soapsuds, if necessary, or
naphtha. If TINT substance is to DO
used, scrub the carpet thoroughly
with IN ordinary scrub brush. II tho
washing is dono with sonpsuds, il ia
we'll to rinso tho carpet thoroughly,
which may DO dono by throwing on
pailfuls of water aud scrubbing it out
with tho brush to rid tho fabric of tho
suds as nearly rs may be. If the car.
pot shows symptoms of fpding, or il
tho oolors threaten to run, it is quito
worth while to 60 over it ngnin and
again with tho brush aud with soft
cloths and remove tho water as rapid
ly as possible, meanwhile having tho
board or table Tipped Mt an angle 80
ms to allow all surplus wator to drain
away as quickly as it oan. This is
rather slow work and hard work; but
if we'll done, tho result will DO car
pct entirely oleanod, perfectly whole
somo and quito good enough for an
upper room or for tho rugs md pieces
TINT nro required in every house. =
Now York Advertiser.
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