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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
MISS PARLoA's ADVICE.
How to Clean Carpets and Rugs and Pol
s.. .F-- iSl Furniture, @'.

How to Clean Carpets and Rugs and Pol.
n ish Furniture, a..
Fits Of SOFT, wet paper or damp bran
strewn over carpet are the best dust
collectors when sweeping. and one Of
the first things 10 remember is always
to sweep carpet with the pile, not
against it, and have small pointed
broom to ferret out the dust hidden In
the cracks and corners. After sweeping
q room long handled broom covered
with cotton flannel bag should be used
upon the ceiling and walls, using a
downward stroke upon the latter. After
the sweeping freshen tho carpet by wip-
ing with cloth wrung from ammonia
and water in proportion Of two table,
spoonfuls of household ammonia to four
quarts Of water. Rugs must be shaken
first and then spread face down and
beaten with rattan, then turned and
brushed. or, if one has no place to
spread them, then hang over a line
wrong side ont and beat.
There is an art in the manner Of win
dow washing. Dust the windows thor
oughly before washing them with a
wooden cloth and tepid water, and the
best polisher for window glass is soft or
crumpled newspapers, and use wooden
skewer to get into the corners.
Pure white CASTLE soap should be used
for the washing Of paints, marks and
stains being erased by the aid Of very
fine pumice stone.
A compound for cleaning floors, tiles,
furniture and many things is composed
of ounces Of soap and pound Of bees.
wax. Cut fine and put in quarts Of
water, put over the fire and frequently
stir until it is all dissolved. Then add
ounces Of sal soda and take from the
fire at once. Stir constantly until
the mixture is cool. This may be kept
in a covered jar and used when needed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
How the Expression ITO Be Hauled Ovel
the Goals" Originated.

The corruption of this saying seems
to be "called over" instead Of "hauled
over" It means as used nowadays to
take person to task for shortcomings,
to scold him. Jameson takes the prov.
erb to refer to the old custom Of max
ing the accused walk over burning EN-.
bers, but it more probably originated
in a more defensible medieval practice.
Whenever king or baron wanted mon
ey he tortured the unhappy Jews un.
til they either made the loan desired OF
revealed the locality Of their treasure.
A common method was to haul them
over the Goals of q slow fire. The ex-
preston to "give one roasting"
probably comes from the same source.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
STORIES or JowETT.
xhs Manner In Which, Little BENJAMIN"
T&& Ft.j Treated His Pupils. Ne IA


Treated His Pupils. "a
The many stories that ~re told Of Ben
lAmin Jowett, the late master of Balliol
college, Oxford, show strongly marked
Individuality, one calculated to make many
friends. He was declared, indeed, to be
the only man living who could maintain
close friendship with so people at once, but
In his early days at least his manner to
pupils repclled rather than attracted, while
to ehy mon he waa positively alarming.
II remember one occasion, " an under
grnduate Of that day relates, ION which be
invited me to take a walk with him. The
number Of words exchanged between us
was incredibly small, and believe that 1t
was relief to both when we regained the
college gate"
His long silences were felt as an awk-
ward bar to conversation, and to interrupt
this silence by starting fresh topic was
often to provoke snub. As he never made
IN unmeaniDg remark himself, he was i'm.
patient Of empty speech from others.
Once u friend was accompanying him
tho quaint old world town seemed asleep
In tho summer sunshine, and bis compan-
Ion rashly ventured to say:
II believe that there are more dogs than
people in the streets this morning."
Jowett instantly awoko from his reverie
and replied, "If you have nothing more
aensib!o TO observe, you had better be silent
altogether" %
Another thing which hanpered his III.
taIDnto association with younger men was
his fastidious taste in the Use of lang
particularly evidenced in his adherence OF
slang, which undergraduates thought a
piece of donnishncss. With ono Of his child
friends In the country he took u singular
way Of enforcing this lesson. He insisted
on giving her shilling every time she
used the word lawfully" and so shaIned
her out Of the habit.
In after years, however, most of those
who had been his pupils wero glad to- ac-
knowledge the influence - stimulating
rather than formntive-that lay behind tho
abrupt and peremptory yet always serene
and kindly ways Of the master, known in
undergraduate circles rs "little EeDjnuin,
our ruler"
"a pnternal from Jowntt," as one of his
severe admonitory interviews was termed,
rarely indeed failed of its effect, and tho
fatherly vigilance with which he watched
over able but unsteady young men, his un-
firing efforts to keep them straight and
when they failed to SGT them on their feet
again, caused ono grateful pupil to declare:
'sNo minister Of Christ ever moro fully
realized the prccepts: Strengthen thy
brethren, Support the weak. Youth g
Companion.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON

Embroidered Kid Delts-Flower CapGtes
Mitts to BE Again Worn.
In some Of the most elegant costumes o.
the season the bodice differs from the Skin,
in material, although 1t agrees In color
The farther summer advances the more
corsages arc there Of gauze, mousseline d.
sole, linon and embroidered tulle over silk
Kid belts embroidered and ornamente.
In various ways and fastened by a buckle
are In great demand. They nre worn with
tailor made gowns and shirt waists.
Small capotes made entirely Of flowers
with bow of ribbon or On aigret Of foil
age, arc much seen this summer. There
are olso capotcs Of straw, either open work
or beaded, embroidered or spangled. Rosot
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
Piano Drapery,


One enters house arranged with OK.
quisite care, and both artistic and home.
like In its atmosphere. The one false note
In the whole arrangement Is In the draping
OF the piano-an upright-whioh ID
swathed In embroideries and covered with
poccelains until it has positively lost all
eemblance to its original form and IL ridic.
ulously unfit for use. Many Of the 20 called
music rooms are ruined by total dire-
gard Of acoustics, heavy curtains, carpets
and portieres breaking and muff1ing the
sounds, and there are almost always far
tpo great number Of ornapents scattered
about Considering that many who are in
the possession Of wealth pique themselves
On their prominence a. patrons Of music,
or On being considered average performers
from the amateur standpoint, it IL extraor.
binary how very seldom an appropriate
music room II 70 be found.-Harper's Ba-
mar. ;f5'gs ILL., 5sfE..5t-g, q ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
WAR TRAPPlNGs.

! About TX per cent II the Britain sol-
&iers are unable to read u write. -
s Earl Dundonald has invented now gun
carriage for maxim guns which can be
used on tho toughest ground. -
-Mettord rife barrels are good enough
for 5000 or 6, 900 rounds, which makes the
lite Of the rifle, with average use, about 90
years. $n4, -s,%5s ...,'
The English war office authorities are q
rood deal troubled over the results Of using
oordite for artillery. At recent practice at
sOkehampson out Of 10 guns Of the horse
artillery using cordito in place Of ordinary
powder guns became useless after firing
only two rounds each. " r.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20

How 20 Make Napkin Rings Of BARK.
Napkin rings for use during the stay
IN the country may be made from birch
bark. Cut the bark in q strip about the
proper width for ring. Sew the ends
together with feather stitch with Ro-
man dosa Feather stitch each edge with
tho same material, and in tho center q
tho ring work an initial or monogram.
II several are to be used Wotk them
with different eolork
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
THE SLEEVE OFTHE PERIOD.

1t II Light Nearly to tho Top-Cheoked
Bicycle Costume.
The sleeve prevailing at present is so
different from that of last year that for
old bodices new sleeves are necessity or
Encouragement of tho original ones
Whatever Is the exterior form of the sleeve,
the lining must always consist Of two
pieces and be close fitting, as it Is the lin
Ing which keeps the sleeve In form. To
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05

4 female; black, 4 male and 1 fe.
male, total 10 Births, three white
and no colored.
F. K. Powers will sell you
groceries as cheap as any one in
town delivered free.
Sterling Silver trimmed walk
ing caDes and umbrellas. New de-
signs. Davidson & VanEchop.
F. E. Bugbee returned last night
from Fort Myers where he has
been on weeks business trip.
Nuts and raisins at Gerig's.
Mote bo2ks and Composition
books at the Anti ti-Monopoly drug
store. 5 cents each
Il. r. Stripping and AR GrifiD
of Anthony are in town.
Send your order for choice
family groceries to F. K. Powers,
Exposition street.
"A full stock of groceries
always on baud at F. K. Powers,
Exposition street.
Leave your order for groceries
at F. K. Powers, Exposition street,
free delivery.
Probably no dry goods and fur
nishing store in south Florida does
a better business than the popular
house of 6. Rheinauer The store
keeps every thing in its line, the
goods are always stylish ard the
cream # the market. There is an
ample fierce of accommodating clerks
to wait upon you. Mr.. Rheinauer's
jovial face is always seen among
his customers looking after their
wants to see that they leave his
store with intention of returning
next time they go shopping
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05
TOBACCO BOOM AT BELLEVIEW

CIGAR FACTORY STARTED AND A
TOBACCO GROWERS ASSOCIATION
ORGANIZED.
The little town Of BcIleview, in
ibis cou"ty about ten miles south
of this city is having quite boom
in the tobacco business. Some
time ago a company was organ,zed.
known as the "BelevIew CIga~
Company" The principle promo
ters are Mr.. Lopsz z, form srly OF
Marti CITY, Mr.. Bngart If Buff 10.
n Y, and Mr.. d .olltt!e, of Con-
necticus. A cigar factory has been
erected and ten men a:e already
at work manufacturing cigars. H.
addition to this an association was
nrganized last week, to be known
IS the Belleview Tobacco Growers
Association. The membership IN.
cludes tobacco growers from
Santos, Gambler and the surround
ing country. They have had
experts at work testing the soil and
they now declare it to be the best
N the state for tobacco leaf culture.
From all those present at the
meeting came the most ercourag-
ing reports of large acreage and
excellent prospects for a splendid
crop. A number of delegates were
chosen 10 represent the association
at the Oca's, State ard National
convent IN next week.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05
ENTHUSIASM PREVAILS

A LARGE CROWD AT THE BOARD OF
TRADE ROOMS LAST NIGHT
EXCELLENT PROGRESS
BEING MADE FOR
THE TOBACCO
CONVENTION
The meeting of the citizens at
the Board of Trade Tooms lss-
night in the interest cf The com1ps
tobacco convention was largely
attended and the utmost interes
manifested. +. A league, Presi
dent Of the Bard Of Trade acted
as moderator and d. S. Williams,
Secretary. A lengthy statement
was made by Mr.. Williams in re-
sponse TO the work that had been
accomplished, and also of the
interest manifested in the work in
other states. A motion was made
by Mr.. Rheinauer that an executive
committee of five be appointed
whose duty it shall be 10 select
special committees en- finances,
arrangements, hall and exhibit,
entertainment and program The
following were appointed by Presi-
dent league:
Committee: J G.Reardon, G. gorge
Mack y, w S Bullock, H K.
Smith, S. Benjamin.
A motion prevailed that the
committee appoint one
delegate from each voting precinct
in the county to attend the session
of the state tobacco growers con-
The report of the com
mittee on france indicated that
about $50 had beeA raised which
is about one half of what will be
Mr.. A bert Wright offered a
resolution to the effect that a vote
of thanks be tended Secretary ID
S. Williams, President F. a
league, and the finance committee
for the faithful discharge of their
duties, and the arduous work they
had performed in prosecuting the
preliminary work OF the conven-
ton. 1t was unanimously cartisd
An adjournment was then taken
until Friday evening when another
will be held to hear reports
from committees and make final
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
OCALA'S FAVORITE ACTRESS, MAUDE
ATKINSON AND HER SUPERB
COMPANY SHOW TO A
LARGE AUDIENCE
LAST NIGHT.

Maude Atkinson the Florida IA
vorite and her galaxy OF stars op-
ened fer a weeks engagement at
the opera house to a very large
and enthusiastic audience last
night. The sterling and ever at
tractive comedy drama, New
York by Gas Light" was the at
traction and judging by the repea-
ted and hearty ou,burstS Of ap-
plause, neither Mss Atkinson nor
her excellent company have lost
any of their popularity. The pay
is a good one but no better than
the entire repertoire that this CON-
pany is now producing. Their
special scenery and elaborate cos
tunes give the stage and the sur
roundings a new aud very a,trac-
tive appearance.
The play itself was well handled.
Miss Atkinson has long been a
favorite in Ocala and she has los
none Of her attractiveness A.
Laura Nourlandt, the society bell.
she bad ample opportunity 70 dis.
pay her powars as a gifted elccu-
ti"nist and an emotional actress
She gave a faished portrayal o
| te among the -four hundred" ano
also among the lowest grades OF
human degradation Her reception
by the large audience was an inhi,
cation of her great popularity.
Edward Southess as Snorke, :,
and Harry Gordon as Ray Tiff
ori. were exceptionally good while
Jack Clrne as B rmudas and MISS
a m c E. Forest as p ach Blossom
k-ps th- audience in a cuntinuou'
rear The other characters showec
up we'll and the Company as =
whole is the strongest that has
visited Oca'a this season. The
railroad scene and narrow escape
in the fourth act was very realistic
and exciting.
The attraction tonight will he
Faust in which Miss Atkinson will
be seen in one of her strorg ge ST
and most attractive impersons.
tions.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05

From various souracs II in conduit the pipe nOt cleaned
out fer long foreign aCcumuiates. In the way
y waste stuff collects the bowels and the evaporation
Ct this produces the TIE such stuff collects the
becomes the canal ard consequently the
its The m food through the bowels
slower ana Certain facc'dity and trouble is the result
Nc'Vo"s Pc0bIe SalTc1s from Flatuleny,
proper digestion requisite activity TO throw
waste hand the bad
baf diEeSted and causes trouble IL its ra,ssg-.
Il TEMPERATURE or 08 10 Iooe
requisite for the perfect action of gastric juice Hence
whose lack necessary warmth suffer
bad digestion. With them tappers gesug with
housew te who to cook WI wood; she Certainly
much smoke and steam, bur she f.oi IS il. ."oked.
WHAT rs TO BE DONE HERE?
Purify the blood stimulate the circulation, improve the gastric
JUGS Of the stomach, may work
properly How can this be- aCComp'rshed? b.
HaA'o5uHS CoHlb0und Ertract Of Hfr6S
IS It has cured thousands will Every
bottle guaranteed rctu-Gsd. c s. bottle
H4LLORAN'S COMPOUND HALR TONIC
the only ha Tonic the market that guaranteed make
grow.
will co every the left
Pice oc bottle every guaranteed money refunded.
For sale by all leading druggists For sale in Ocala by
F. G. ALWORTH & 90
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05
Healthy Digestion.
lnfallible Cure for Stomach Troubles
Q. a. NASH.

Many TIE d5Fasos which heir
greater discomfort than ueuc gaseous formations
stomach and IN the incsme3 Nervousness sick headache
gfoinc&s, continued AID par insomnia feeling discomfort
and soreness II the side, ab lungs, between
Shoulders of tb@ heaTt frequently but many
indications IF an accumulation IF noxious gas
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05

Fresh fruits, apes. blr anas,
ora 1ges, pineapples, & apes and
fresh tomatoes in abundance at
7. oxier's
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05


at Rowell's.
Olives in bulk at S. R. Birdsey
& Cos.
J, T. Owens is in Jacksonville,
serving on the petit jury.
Fine new syrup at 28 Expos;-
tion street, cheapest in the city.
Cheapest candies in town at
J. B. Sutton's, 28 Exposition street
-Hecker's Pearl Flakes, G!utene
and Flap Jacks at Gerig's.
-Chowchow, Cucumbers, and
Mixed pickles in bulk can be bad
at BlrdseY's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Baggett re-
turned from Bronson, yesterday
afternoon, where they were visiting
Mrs. Baggett's mother.
Rye, Graham and Buckwheat
flour at Birdsey's.
"A fresh Kis-me Just received
at the An,i-monopoly drug store
Try it.
-Pleated bosom shirts with ex-
ira long bosoms. Davidson & Van
Echop.
Dunlap, Knox, Youman shapes
in Mems underwear. Davidson &
VanEchop.
One of the finest pineapples
ever exhibited in Ocala is to be
seen in A. E Burnett's handsome
show window.
Franco American soups unsur,
passed in flavor and excellence; get
them at Birdsey's.
-Imperials, Flowing ends, Club
ties and band bows in the newest
shapes. Davidson & VanEchop.
w. D. earn, Judge Hooker, J
E Beggs, J. E. Bankstop, G. S
Scott are among yesterdays sub
scribers to the Star.
Patent Calf shoes for evening
wear. Something nice. We have
them. Davidson & Var Echop.
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Pes and
Cakes every day delivered to any
part of the city by the Crescent
Bakery.
]. n. Edwards and daughter
Miss Lula lett today for Williston,
to reside on Mr.. Edwards farm.
-Colored bosom shirts. the lat
est patterns, 75c & upwards. Da-
wilson & VanEchop.
Send your orders for groceries
TO 28 Exposition street and save
money.
Goods delivered free to any
part of the city by J. B Sutton.
28 Exposition street,
Whitman super-extra car
dies aud chocolates just received
at Troxler's.
DR. Hood returned frnm MINT
ague yes erfav afternoon where b.
dressed the wound of Tom Brown,
I6 year old colored boy. who,
while striking So ca''ber fe car,
ridge W, h a hammer explode
shooting off his left 3 6ngers as
clean as though done by knife
Have you tried Bifdsey & Cos
futed Maccaroni? 1t is the incest
ever brought 70 Oeala.
India Pavilion Tea goes twice
as far as China teas, for sale Al
Bi~dsey's.
You can be we'll when your b'ood
is rich, pure and nourishing Hoods
Sarsaparilla makes the blood rich
and pure and cures all blood dis
eases, restoring health and viyor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05

SANTA CLAUS KNOWS 1T!
He's level headed old chappie.
H. knows that man, woman or
child can't enjoy Christmas cheer
with cold toes.
That's specially true of the
children. Don't spend all the holi-
day money for toys and have 'em
shlver al winter with cold feet and
blue noses. Old Santa can buy
our shoes at about any old price he
PleaseS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05

Florida oranges 80 cents a
dozen at Troxler's.
DR.. Alf. Abshier of Belleview is
in town on business.
"A good Marion county broom
for IS cents at Ge1ig's.
Silver Churn Butterine at Ed
ward Bros.
Big luscious pine apples at Trek
lers.
We guarantee our fruit cake
to be first class. 1t can't be beat.
French Bakery.
VIM. Fox went to Newberry and
High Springs today On business.
-Children's shoes speciality at
Rheinauer's dry good house.
. Call at the Anti-monopoly drug
store for their 1897 calendar, two
styles, "Ups and Downs of Life"
and "a Merry Quartet"
Don't forget the week Of prayer,
tonight at 7:3o at the Presbyterian
church.
Fruit cake, Fruit cake, F,uit
cake. The French Bakery is head
quarters for fruit cake.
When you wan a good shave
go to George Williams, barrow
guage barber shop.
John Law and John Dunn have
returned TO Davidson college in
North Carolina after a pleasant
visit to their homes.
-Fuller& Clark is headquarters
for chickens, turkeys and all kinds
of produce. McCarthy's old stand.
Joe Burke and Claud Laveron
returned to St. Leo college today
after spending the holidays with
their parents.
Day boarders can be secured
by inserting an ad in our cent a
word column.
Murton Mann, Will Finch, Will
lie Gary, Tenn Thompson
and Charlie Brown after spending
the holidays with their friends re-
turned to Lake City college yester-
day.
The week of prayer services
were held in the Baptist church
last night, and were largely attend
ed. They will be continued
tonight in the Presbyterian church
You can get the most delicate
f1avors of toilet soaps in the mar
ket at Tyding & Co.'S.
Di. Van Elderen the eminent
specialist will doubtless have large
audience in Witness Hall tonight
-Leave your orders tor fresh
bread and rolls at the Crescent
Bakery.
Examine those fine toilet
goods at Tydirgs & CO. They are
the best and cheapest
Our fruit cake is No. I. Try
it. French bakery.
Hoods pills are easy to take, ca
sy 70 operate. Cure indigestion.
headache, 25c.
Popcorn to be popped and
poppers to popit. Birdsev & Co.
Mr.. and Ms Young Of Ga, are
sDendi q their honey moon in the
ciry as sn~ guests # w H. Cha,ls>.
d, r.u want a WIFI or hus-
band? Try our cent word
column.
Might bell promptly answered
at the Anti-Monopoly drug store
Fine smoked bacon at ]. B.
Sutton, 28 Exposition street !;
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-05

5 liver Bricks at EIwards Blts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03
4 &. RICE 8 Co.

EShibilioa Of Pattern Round Hats and
BonnetS IRON Paris, New York 0nd tho
creations Of our own WoFk,fOOms, TpeS-
day and Wednesday, April 6 and Z.
OPEElN6 DAYS.
This eyeat, always looked forward L Z
viii SurpaSs Ia interest al former eSs
hibits. Students Of style and women Of
taste win EI0d e extremely important.
Of the Two HuRdred Models h tbs col.
lection al ore absolutely exclusive, aad
represent the highest development Of the
Miliiner's an.
Oar Show Rooms have been beautified
und enlarged end special GttentioI Dc.
slowed on tie many little cOaVenieRCeS
and attfacti0aS which add to the pleasure
and comfort Of our patrons.
Ne extead a cordial Invitation 70 the
LADIES' d Wheeling and s9rroupdinU cities
to grace tte occasion with their presence.
A. l. RICE & CO.,
II30 Maia Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

MRS. A TWEEN. residing at 72O
ETS,,TT5 81. Alton. Ill, suffered with sci-
otIo rheumH tiSm for over eight month";
she doetored for It nearly the whole Of
ans lime, using various remedies rec
Snanended by friends, and was treated
IN the physicians. but received no re-
ileE SIC then used one and half bot
tleS 81 ChambeFiain's Pain Balm which
effected q complete cure. This = pub
IIshed at her request, as she wants oth-
~ similarly aftllcted 20 know what
cured heF. The IS and 80 cant sizes for
sale BIZ druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-03

This afternoon OF O'Clock, the River
side steel workers WIN hold u meeting at
the clty nan, in Benwood, and consider
the compnny'a proposition Of a cut OF 10
per cent In their wages. There Is coT5ld-
cradle sentiment among the men against
accepting the cut, and there s. talk ut a
strike, but ArOm what can be learned,
It IL certain that the men will deliberate
long before going out on a strike. The
reduction Is, OF course, dlspleasiHR 20
them, hut many OF them think that with
the present condition Of the market there
Il M alternative