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The San Francisco call., 1897-03-13
MAYOR AND GoynxAoR p1NGREE.
Michi0an's Supreme Court Passes Up on
Peculiar Case.

Peculiar Case.
LANSING, MICH. March 12-Attorney-
General Maynard flied yesterday in the
Supreme Court an answer to the order to
have him show cause why he should not
begin mandumus proceedings to compel
the holding of an election in Detroit to Sc
lect a successor to Mayor Pingree, who is
deemed to have vacated the office by ac-
cepting the office of Governor. The Atfor-
ney- General declared that e believed Pin
gree had right under the laws to exercise
the duties of Mayor of Detroit, that his
acts are legal and the people OF that city,
by a very large majority, are in favor OF
his continuance in Office. No decision was
reported by the court
The Supreme Court this morning de-
cided that Attorney-General Maynard
must permit the use of his name in the
case 10 oust May or Pingree of Detroit from
Office.
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Satisfied with Hoods.

"For several years have taken two or
three bottles OF Hoods Sarsapar1lla every
spring for eradicating the humors in the
blood and for building up the system
generally. My experience with Hoods
Sarsapariila has been very satisfactory"
GEO. FRANK, care of D. M. Ferry & Co..
Detroit, Mich.
Great Blood Purifier.
Hood Sarsaparilla is our family ply
sician and be lieve it needs no recon-
mendation. Wherever it has once been
used there can be no substitute for it, as q
blood purifier" MISS G. A. ELLIOTT,
Grinnell, Iowa.
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Morememts of Amertcam Warsatps.

MoroHteMS OF AWertcuH WHT""tpss
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 12.-The
flagship Philadelphia of the Pacific squad
ron arrived at San Jose de Guatemala to-
day. Admiral Beardsiee and the princi-
pal officers Will leave the ship and repre-
sent the United States this week at the
opening of the international exposition at
Guatemala CITY. The Cincinnati has ar
rived at Naples
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Am l,..tall,n ent for the Scotia.

WASHINGTON. D. c.. March 12.-The
Navy Department learned to-day that the
keel of the battle-ship Wisconsin was laid
by the SCOTS at San Francisco yesterday.
and thereupon ordered the first of thirty
equal payments Oh the vessel, the amount
being $50, 248 in each instance.
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March, Af'A
The !: , :;::; :::;; ::; Fl !. 's: ;:'s;s s; May
scal world

The months for new life, energy blood in men
and women.
The months when our need of help from medicine is
greater than at any other time of year.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparla will do the most
good because we are all especially susceptible to
benefit from this medicine.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparla is taken by the
millions because they have found that it is the med-
cine which does them good.
The months when you should take Hoods Sarsaparlla,
because it will purify, valze and enrich your blood,
and put you in good condition to resist the debilating
effects of changeable, warmer weather. Try now.
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-13
$500 PURCHASE.

1 Fancy Engraved Vinegar Bottle
I Salad Bowl, Windflower.
I Bisque Flower Holder.
1 Meat Platter, Chrysanthemum.
Vegetable Dish, Windflower.
2 Cups and Saueers, WindfloWer.
1 Rose Bowl, fancy.
1 Milk Pitcher, Windflower.
ICoffee Cup and Saucer. fancy.
Muffin Pan, II ring.
9 Breakfast Plates, decorated.
; Cups and Saucers, decorated.
l Syrup Pitcher, crystal.
Cup and Saucer, mustache.
Mush Set, Chrysanthemum.
Gard Basket, Bohemian.
E Table Tumblers, crystal.
Sugar and Cream Set, fancy.
Cake Stand, crystal.
3 Egg Cups, Chrysanthemum.
a Table Goblets, crystal.
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Adr.rt,.sno for Aymor Plate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March H.
Secretary Long issued An advertisement
this morning for 5000 tons of nickel-steel
Harveyized armor for the battle-ships
Alabama, Illinois and Wisconsin. Tue
cost must not exceed the limit of $500 per
ton.
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!!!! !!!! So 81. 50 PURCHASE

I Jardiniere, fancy.
I Berry Set, complete.
E Cups and Saucers, decorated.
Claret Set, crystal glass;
Tea Pot, fancy china.
6 Pudding Bowls, Chrysanth IN.
1 Bisque Vase, fancy.
6 Dinner Plates, Windflower.
II Knives and Forks.
1 Water Pitcher, Windfower.
Butter Dish, decorated.
1 Tea Pot, Windflowef.
E Egg Cups, Clirysanthemum.
Salad Bowl, Chrysanthemum.
Cuspidor, fancy china.
1 Table Set, crystal.
Orange Bowl. crystal.
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IN SENATE AND ASSEMBLY.

Passage Of Several Hills Of Considerable
Importance
SACRAMENTO, CAL. March IA
resolution was adopted in the Senate this
The San Francisco call., 1897-03-13

Many Other Useful Articles.
IEAS 20, rs. so. IS. 40. so. ooc lib.
COFFEES IS, 20, rs, 80, IS, 4oc lib.
cFlNEo 10, is, 20, rs, 80, IS, 4oc can
BEST QUALIFY, MONEY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-29

side" Wherb walking with two ladies
10 walk betAeen them.
To eat anything from a spoon which
can be prope Tly conveyed 10 the mouth
by the odd OF q fork.
To use knife for cutting lettuce, fish
or vegetables
To leave a spoon in a cup OF tea or
coffee.
TO take salt With knife from a general
salt-cellar.
For a GENTLEMAN 10 seat himself at
table before laclies have been seated and
to remain seated after ladies' have made
the first moyeme Mt towards rising.
To use toothpicks in public; unpardon-
able at table.
To decline a flrst invitation without
giving a satisfactorily and legitimate ex-
cuse for so doing
To send invitations for ordinary funo-
lions TO household during the first
month OF their affiktiOn. Weddings only
are excepted.
To make a noise while taking soup, or
to blow hot liquids with the object Of
cooling them.
To Observation-Disclosures of glass or
cup at one attack To hold glass or cup
by the bowl.
For gentleman to- speak to a woman
with his cigar in his mouth. or TO smoke
In her presence without asking and re-
eeiving her permission to do 80.
For a gentleman to seize lady by the
elbow with an intention OF aiding her.
To pile food up on the back of the fork,
holding It upside down for this purpose.
To jerk the hand with the fork around
to the mouth with an awkward bend OF
the elbow and TO bring the fork directly
opposite the mouth.
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HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

Buttermilk will take out mllldew
stains.
Prints. If rlnsed in salt water, look
brighter.
A drop of ereOSote will stop the
bleeding Of cut.
Rub spoons with common salt to re-
move egg stains.
Nutmeg grated into a glass of port
or sherry often cures neuralgia.
Sage, picked fresh and rubbed on the
teeth. whitens and preserves them
Paint or grease spots may be remov-
ed from wooden cloth by turpentne
being rubbed omit
To remove stubborn rust spots from
steel put oil and qulcklime on and
leave for several days. Then rub with
oil or rotten stone or Bristol brick.
II your window glass is lacking in
brllliancy, clean 1t with a liquid made
of methylated spirits of wine and
whitening, which removes speeks' ana
gives the glass a high luster'
To remove white spots on vanished
furniture. dip soft flannel In spirits OF
wine aud rub the spots weh. Afterward
repolIsh the furniture with a furniture
cream.
II IL well to know that II salt fish is
wanted quickly the fish Is freshened
much sooner II soaked In milk, milk that
is turned being as good for the purpose
as the fresh milk.
To remedy n creaking hinge. u your
oil can Is not handy, take soft lead
pencil, molsten the point and rub 1t in
to all the cracks and crevlces that can
be reached, and In most cases this VIII
prevent any noise.
II one Is so unfortunate as 20 find
FISH bone lodued IN the throat the white
OF an egg, II swallowed at once, VIII
generally remove It, or swallow bread
crust without ehewing-the rough
bread will generally dlslodge the bone.
1t Is good plan to have slate
hanging up In the kitchen for the
housekeeper to write out her various
orders upon. A general memorandum
NJ Kitchen needs and supplies may also
he iotted down on the convenient STATE
together with special recipes for dishes
with which the cook is not familiar
The white ivory keys OF q plano
should never be cleaned with wafer,
which dlscolors them. Instead, they
should be rubbed over with SOFT nan
mel or piece OF silk dipped In oxygenia-
cd water, which can be obtained at any
chemlst's, and when the notes are
stained or greasy use methylated spir-
ita gin or diluted whisky.
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THE coRREcr THING.

1t is right to-
To break bread. mufflns or biscuits
at table.
To moderate ones speaking voice and
10 enuncinte clearly and distinctly.
To answer at once an Invitation to
any social function, accepting or de-
clinins definitely.
To sign ones christian name to all
communications For example: Sin
cerely yours, Henrietta Jones'"
To speak OF trousers and wnistcoats.
For a gentleman TO walk on the side
nearest the curbstone when accom-
pauying lady,
To eat with fork whenever possible.
Iced creams. water ices and berries are
eaten with fork.
To use knife at table only for cut
ting meat. fowl or game.
To place a spoon used for tea or coffee
upon the saucer as soon a. Il has serV-
cd It's purpose.
To use a saltspood where Individual
salts are NOT placed at each cover
For q gentleman to remain standing
until after ladies' have been seated at
table: to assist the lady whom he hns
Escorted to the dining-room.
To reserve all matters pertaining TO
the toilet for the privacy of ones dress
inE.room (the care Of the teeth lnolud-
cd
10 accept a nrst Invitation when 1t 10
possible TO DO TO-
For people In deep mourning TO de-
cline an invitation 10 social function
without written explanation. A card
sent with black border conveys lts own
reason,
no take soup from the side OF the
bowl Of tho apoon.
To drink moderately n smnll qunn'
tlty NJ q time, holding goblet or Wine
glass ny tho stem,
For gentleman TO throw away bis
cigar. or nj least remove n from MS
mouth, when bowling 10 a lady
For n gentleman to rcmove his hat
when Offering lady his arm and to do
no In the manner represented by the VI
lustratlon.
10 hold the fork In the right hand
when eating, with the tines forming q
bowl shape
To raise ibo fork To the mouth with
the right hand NO that the fork shall be
almost parallel with the mouth.
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hard to find, although she Ia obIlged to
get large part OF her nourlshment
from bottle. OF course. she Is the
sweetest baby In all the world.
But must not stop 10 tell what 4
wonderful baby she is, or shall not get
back to my subject.
A seamless band knit OF white Sax
ony yarn helps to keep the baby warm
cool mornings, II can be slipped over
the feet and adjusted in q moments
time. II the busy mother cannot ind
time to knit bands she may use the
sleeves of old knit shirts, IL they ARE
fine. soft and white.
Llght-weight jackets are convenient
for all members of the family, Our
boys like them made of blue denim.
They can work or play without fear OF
solllng or tearing them. Such Jackets
are easily made and easily washed,
and are $50 handy to slip on OF n cold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-29
FASHION rANcrEs.

Fancy buttons down the front OF cloth
comets nre n within OF fashion.
The width generally employed Tor glr-
dies of black satin ribbon Is no. "
small steel buckles with velvet ribbon
constitute lovely corsage garnlture'
I,ow.cut crepe evening waists are
worn with skirta Of black moire brocadc'
A striking dinner gown Is OF rich RED
MORE velour. with elegant Jet orn@-
ments.
Tho short fur or feather boa reaching
little below the waist is 10 DC III
vogue. N .,,,,,,
blnck velvet iB lovely Tor a girls blouse
corBaFe.
Among the furs that win successfully
court favor this winter are mink mar
ten and ermine.
Merle birds and coque feathers are
very beautiful on tam hats OF green vel
vet and chenille,
Sable ls effective on seal also In com
btnntion with heavy cloths ana FelonfS
IN Lincoln green.
Soft vests for velvet incketR are Of
ccru or white lace, elaboptply span
glcd or gold embroidered.
Pearls are seen In every color lmagln-
nblr, and the mllk-whlte pearl ~ now
ndnyB lonesome gem.
The bias sasheB used on swell bodlces
nro of velvet. surah, satin hnd hnbuial.
Black ls the fayorltc color
Brown English poplinottc, with beau.
ilfui embroidery " hlk gulpurc. forms
chic toitet for The street
'rhe granny bunneia In vogue for ba-
bloH are Of plated crepe or OF corded
silk, shaped by rows Of fancy hraldlng,
rho ultra fashionable cnbochon for
hats IN n large round doalgn IN dun ell.
yer ael with mock eincraldR or with
rhincRtonoa,
A charming basque blouse for n
Young glrl ~ blue cloth, with pnttes and
belt u white cloth, and n chomlactle Of
Null ana lace.
Russian blouaoa Of black, aud some Of
! the dark itch shades OF velvet edged
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-29
Every Saturday Tourist Sleeping Car
Route 10 California.

Route TO California
Commencing next Saturday night,
and continuing every Saturday night
thereafter. Midland Route tourist cars
en- route to Colorado, Utah and Cditfor-
mia Will leave the Chicago Union Pas
scnger Station Of the Chicago Milwau-
koe & ST. Paul Railway at 10 O'Clock,
running over the Chicago and Omnhn
Short Line to omaha, thence via Lin.
coin, Ncb.. Colorado Springs and Lead
vile, Colo. Salt Lake city and Ogden.
Utah. Reno, Nevada, and Sacramento,
Cal, arriving az san Francisco at sI5
p. m., Wednesday.
As viii be noticed, this route is Mid
lind through Northern Illinois Iowa.
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Through
the heart of the Roekiesf, Utah, Ncvd.
la and California, afrordlng perfect
panoramic Wow VI prairie, mountain
nnd coast scenery,
Thcpp popular cvery Saturday Calf
fornln excursions for both flrst and acc
ond) GLASS passengers (uOt foreign ON
igrnnta arc personally conducted" byi
Intelligent competent ana courteous
"couriera" who win attend to the WANTS
OF MI passengers en- route. This IA an
entirely now feature OF tourial car aor.
vice and will be greatly appreciated by
families or parties OF friends travelling
toaothrr. or By ladies' travelling alone
Particular attention lg paid TO the care
Of children who usually get weary on
q long Journey,
Remember that the Midland Route
Tourist Cars ore sleeping cars nnd nre
guppiIpd with all the accessories mecca
snfy to make che Journey comfortable
aud pleasant, and the sleeping bcr6
rate II but 81 for two perSona) from
Chicago TO California
ASK tho nearest ticket agent for n
tourist car folder" giving onmphie
information about the Midland Uoutp.
uf address Eastern Manager Midland
Route" No Db Adams street, Chioaro.
~, or John II, Potts, District PASSENGER
Agent g., NJ. a ~ +. ityo $50 william
street willlnmpport Pa
r. B-llorth reservations are made IN
the order received ~ 20 each Saturday
nogHlHE. FIFsl come, Afst served. ~
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WHAT AN ACCIDENT
Had TO Do with the Daily Life Of
Wheeling Citizen.

Had 10 Do with the Daily Life OF Z
Wheeling Citizen.
There Is something novel in readingIn-
cldents connected with the life Of peo-
pie We know, Evsd IL these are OF the
most trivial nature, the fact OF their be-
ing bound up with the life OF neighbof
makes them interesting. II II Is only
readable notice OF another mans
woes or sorrows. curiosity alone tempts
us, when we know there are others on
the list, TO wonder who comes next.
The report that follows comes from No
1913 Market street, the home Of Mrs
Caroline Ritz, who some four years ago
made misstep and was preclpltated
into the cellar. The immediate results
of the accident were gotten over, when
It was noticed that across the loins
there was always more or less pain. In
speaking about 1t, Mrs. Ritz says: ~
suffered terribly with my kidneys the
last two years and nothing did me any
good until got a box OF Doan's Kidney
Pills AT the Logan Drug Co They fixed
me up In a very short time and have
felt well since. The pain across my
lolns was Of a sharp. darting nature.
could at times scarcely move about and
could not rest at nights, / had frequent
attacks of headache and dizziness and
heavy, dun, bearing down pain In the
bladder The secretions of the kidneys
were frequent, yet scanty. and / felt
generally out,of sorts. From my exper-
iencc with Doan's Kidney pills / ad-
wise anyone having the slightest lndl-
cation Of kidney trouble to use them
and resp the beneft Of that time honor
ed expression. "A stitch in time saves
nine"
Doan's Kidney Pills are for sale by all
dealers, price 10 cents per box. For
sale by all dealers, Foster Mllburn Co,
Buffalo, n, Y, sole agents for the Uni
ted States
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AUTUMN MORNINGS AND EVEN
INGS.

Although the majority OF days are
sull warm and pleasant, the cool nights
and mornings warn us that the mel
anheoly days are near"
Little children especially, should be
guarded against the sudden changes
peculiar to this time of the year Light
finnnolB or soft knit skirts should be
worn by children under five years dur
iHR all the autumn month"; II they
kick of the bed-clothes at night they
should wear warm nghtgowns with
"atms aud legs" as the children say.
Babies who have worn heavy fnnnels
all summer are more sensitive to q
chill than those who have been more
thiniy clad. 1 have seen babicA who
wore warmer clothing In July than ours
do IN September. We take moro pains
to keep out three-months bnby cool
than TO keep her warm, and q health
Ter, better nntured baby 4 would be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-29

Mics Maude rdohne-the irish Joan OF
Arc they sometimes call her who has
4nat i.ndad On tV,Ia country has devoted
~, -, =. =, h.-, l,,a a, :, oons..nt aNor,
Yen seHls VI W. 'As I" . 'oN.'An' e'''''
IN behalf OF lrlsa liberty ana yet' says
the New York journal, this formidable
,,o,ttt,,.n as sba has haar callad Ia, tho
-S.i,,N,'
Hnshsh press-lS ehe most uaihty u"u
womanlV of women magma ble-a wo-
man whose remarkable beauty still
$500 q, /, .,a,y,, ,,,,a.,,,. a, vo,th. a ,yo.
S't''r ~
man Whosf aieAsNs are marVeis OF eN-
quistte taste. and whose bonnets and
haata might drive nrima donna mad
..,1,,- -, 49,. ,o.a..,,,,,,
N'Atp ehVS' "oi'''hn Wi'as i1t'ue'snip
in the salon is no more a matter OF
doubt than her abilhty as lecturer and
writer.
This. Jeanne dArc OF ireland is taller
than most women; slender, superbiy
proportloneai OF fesai grace OF earsldes
and, ike most or her countrywomen'
"divlnely fair"
She has the broad, low brow OF the
old clasiHc type, q straight, delicate
nose. deep lustrous eyes, shaded oy
long, rather level browa, and wreath
of wavy, light brown hair, which rip
pies back from her smooth brow over
two smt well-set ears to become
tiara for her small shapely head,
Miss Come is not Irish" In the usual
acceptance OF the tenn Her forbears
come from the north OF ireland. and
her father, an Irish colonel In the Brit
fish army. was classed as Orange, aris-
tocratie and conservative. Her people
were members of the vlce-regal social
circle, and che young girl herself was
brought up In the very atmosphere OF
Dublin Castle. Indeed. when she was
seventeen or eighteen years OF age she
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-29
AIDS TO BEAUTY,

Do not fret-worry is the lndelible PEN
ell Father Time uses TO punish weak
natures, and fretting is early death to
beauty,
Exercise all the muscles every day of
your life for ten minutes. Stop before
you feel thoroughly tired. Never over
tax the muscles or they will revenge
themselves.
Battle every day, winter and summer,
when able tolbe about the house. Study
carefully the kind OF bath which suits
you best, and then stick to II though the
heavens fall.
Hold the head ais high as possible when
sitting or standing. While sleeping
avoid high plllowu, unless YOU admire a
double or triple chin or flabby neck.
Breathe from the diaphragm, inhale
deeply, keep the mouth closed and hold
the chest well up II you would secure
high chest, a firmsbust and induce lOnge-
witty.
Watch the soap YOU use as carefully as
the money You receive In change. Soap
OF an inferior quality Is the cause Of half
the skin diseases we see. Cheap coap"
Is an expensive economy oftimes and
dangerous frequently when the cuticle Is
tender, its origin being too vile to con-
template.
Remember that the sanitary condl-
tons OF the body must be literally with
out fault; that good blood means that
the heart, liver and kidneys are work.
Ing properly.
Never believe that beauty such as
the ancient Greeks possessed Is to be
Instantly obtained by the application
of bottle of lilly white" or a box OF
rosy red" even " famous prima don
mas names are upon the boxes as
vouchers.
Know that beauty" is the other
fairer name for "health"-that health is
the synonym OF good blood, excellent
digestion and steady nerves. A beau
tlful invalid" is but noveIlst's dream.
Cultivate grace, without which We
nus were not lovely; walk from the
hips, and remember the hands are as
capable of conveying thought as eyes
or mouth; but " you love your fellow
man use them gracefully, not a Ia han
die
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around with fur, win be worn with silk
and cloth skirts
Women have Klondlke collars on their
Jackets now, and they are all the name
suggests as regards height and protee-
tion from the cold.
The prettlast use TO which Jet and
chiffon are put is as garniture on capes
OF black satin, The Jet Is embroidered
in "all-over design, the chiffon as
MATTED edgings.
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WOAANS WORLD.
The Irish Joan of Arc who Fights
for EEin's Cause
MAUD CONNIE VISITS AMERICA

CHARMING PERSONALITY OF THE
TALENTED WOMAN THE BRIT
IsH PRESS DESCRIBES AS A
T, RoUs coNsPIRAToR,
THE CORRECT THINGS no DO.
2 AND THE THINGS THAT ARE
WRONG 10 Do-LATEsT FAN
cIEs OF MISREPRESENTATION
HINTS. \
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THINGS WE OUGHT TO KNOW.
That stale bread may be freshened by
dipping the loaf quickly into hot water
and baking for a few moments in a
quick oven.
That salt and liquid ammonia will
remove egg stains from plated spoons
That few drops of glycerine put
around the edge of jar OF fruit will
peevent mold.
That cut-giass may be made bright
and sparkling by putting It in sawdust
and polishing with q channels, after
washing thoroughly in soap and warm
water
That rough irons may be made
smooth by rubbing them. on board
plentlfully sprlnkled with salt,
That children should never be given
poEk. veal or sausage, cabbage, not
cakes. pies or candy.
When melting glue for use 1t 10 o
good plan to add little finely powder
ed chalk to It. This VIII greatly aug
ment It's strength.
n milk bolis over onto the stove q
very unpleasant amell Is the result.
This may be cured'by sprlnkiing lit
tie common salt on the stove.
When flower vases are stained they
should be washed with vinegar mixed
with very hot water, or ammonia may
be used instead Of vinegar
A fryIng-pan, however soiled, may
be rendered beautifully bright If 1t be
cleaned with ammonia. Make n strong
solution of ammonia and water and
let the pan soak In It for several min
utes.
Leather-covered chairs, when dull
and shabby looking. may be greatly
improved in appearance by being
brushed over with the white OF an egg,
Leather pormanteaus and trunks may
also be treated tn the same way. Beat
up the white OF an egg until II Is a
stiff broth. Then dip into II piece OF
old linen or other soft rag and rub the
leather well, but without using too
much force. The article must then be
left until dry.
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10 cut sliced bread. biscuits or muiIlnH,
10 rom or scream, even az ones family
seFyaBia To 1nawcr an Invitation TO q
luncheon. breakfast mr. dinner In doubt-
mi or hoaitntlnk manner
To make use Of a title 40 q signature.
tsor eNaH,pls, Mrs. Colonel Jones" or
Mrs. Hannah Brown"
10 sptnk n pants aud vests
IrOf gentleman whom accompanying
n lady 70 ALLOW her 10 walk "ou tho out-