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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23
BOWLING NOTES.
The Turkey Contest and the
Awards-Interest In the
Game Revivin0.

The winners of the three prize tur-
key contest that closed last night at
the Monarch bowling alleys were: F.
NJ. Curtis 237, Thomas McWhinney
23i. George Piehl 224.
Having found that this contest was
50 successful and so much enthusiasm
shown, the proprietors have decided to
give another contest for Christmas, as
follows: They will give Eve turkeys
20 the five persons making the highest
ten pin score on the alley from No
vember 23i to December 231, inclu-
sIve.
The Greater New York team, which
is now making tour of the country.
has written the proprietors of the Mou-
arch alleys for date to play In this
CITY, and it is probable that matters
can be arranged for a game with Q
local team on February 81.
-
lnterestin bowling which was rather
lax the first of the season. is now being
revived considerably, and the next few
weeks will sea several new clubs
formed.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23
Health Office.

Born to Mr. snd Mrs. Thomas h.
Harrison, West Richmond. boy, sew
enth child.
To Mr.. and Mrs Jshn NJ Coate, So
south twelfth street, boy, fifth child.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23

Coal and wood and all kinds of feed
at SD north a street. Telephone
number l1o. 2S-ot
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23
Blanco,. Resignation Accepted

MADRID, Spain, November 23.-A
decree is published accepting the resig-
nation of Captain General Blanco.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23

If your turkey is not cooked well
tomorrow do not blsme Shera. He
will supply you with wood and eoal.
Telephone 8.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23
Probate item.

Ruth Ann Canby's last will and
testament was admitted TO probate
and record.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23
VII Nlf Drill.
Mill ha Closed.

The Richmond High-scool Cadets
will not drill tonight.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23
ST. MARY'S.

High mass of thanksgiving will be
celebrated by Rev. Father McMullen,
who will preach an appropriate SER
mon.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-11-23

Murray Hill and wife entertained a
few guests last night at their home on
south fifteenth street, at an oyster
supper and a delightful evening was
passed.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
WOGdlake

Nell Hanna was in own OIL Monday
Jack CrOnin was in town or Monday.
w. v. johnson was in town on Saturday.
G. NJ. Bailey is Oh the sick list this week.
jim Wilson came back from Omaha on Satur-
day night.
Lester Coryell Is visiting at Wood Lake with
his mother.
Mr.. Win Latta W Us kic:le | by ii horse sunday
but not seriously %injurti.
c. ". Dewey and sister Sadit went to Lang
pine 10 visit Mr.. ana Mrs. .. o.. Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. KlinScr, relatives III Mr.. and
Mrs. WOndmtnS, returned home san y.
ChaS WyInan cane up from job lSt1wa Sttlr-
dav night wllert he has been visiting his sisters.
News are scarce this week 50 wait for more
next week. BACHELOR.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
Thomas County News

Elmer Morberly was at Thedford Oh
TUESDAY getting supplies for his ranch.
The I;erinS Brothers are now build-
lng up their hoa5es aad SHOP destroyed
bv the recent prairie fire.
Clank Smith was il town on Satur-
day.
G. l.. johnson of Seward was herr
last week late and removed the bal
ance of the Upton sheep herd.
John krickbaum and Martin Cronin
were here on Monday evening and
Tuesday morning.
DIR. Clark has returned from the east
and can be found at the Hospital.
Messrs Powers and Ulissus are here
and have purchased a bunch of cattle
of Mr.. VIM Higgins s. Brother.
T Mr.. John Evans IS building a house
this week for Mr.. j. W. thinner of
Nattick. BY the way Mr.. Evans was
reelected county attorney by Il killing
majority: he was candidate by petition,
The p rty having neglected to call a
convention.
Sheriff Cotlan went down the road to
Lincoln ON Monday.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
EIii Precinct.

Cllao. Ricketts, shipped mis- steers week before
last.
Dan Garner and Bud Ricketts, killed three,
gray wolves last week.
F. r. Vanish went to Merriman on Saturday
to work on the WIedman hall
Mrs. Andrew Steele has been visiting friends
down east for a couple of weeks.
VIM Spence moved his family from the Bishop
ranch to his fathe r-in-law's, b. HINTS
Clet Goodrich and Geo Heckel dug a we'll last
week and left it uncovered over night. The
boys were in a Quandry the next morning when
they found two pole cats occupying the well
They did not want to dig a new well, Yet they
disllked to work among the cats. so George
finally solved the problem by getting II ten foot
pole and attaching q piece of barbed wire, thus
enabling him to fish them ont. No one cares to
get nearer than eighty rods to George nov.
Well the election is over and AZ the smoke
clears away we see a new court house looming
up in the future. SANDY.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17

VALENTINE. Neb.. Nov. 10. '9S.
Nh. Editor:-I wish to correct some
statements made in Il circular. which
appeared in my name. in regard to
Mr.. Pettijohn. Twill state that in
several instances l have known Mr..
Pettijohn to vote for Cherry county
teachers for positions in the Valen-
tine schools: that during the three
years | served on the board such a
thing as politics never. entered into
the business of the board in anyway,
and was never so much as mentioned.
SO far as | know, no member voted
for any teacher because they were of
any certain political faith. So far
u Mr.. Pcttijohn ever belittiing the
services of Miss Stoner. [ never
knew OF him doing so, but | have
often heard him speak highly Of her.
Respectfully. @. 7. CRABB
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17

". T. Lousbury tied the matrimou-
ial knot which made Mr.. Chas. Hoyt,
jr., and Miss Pearl Toll, both of Pull
man, man and wife, last Saturday at
his office in Hyannis. They left on
Sunday morning for their home and
will commence housekeeping at once.
Andrew and John Yaryan have
just finished branding seventy-six
head of Calves, a part of their calf
harvest, We were present and to see
the systematic manner in which they
were handled reminds us that there
are yet a few Of the old-time COW BOYS
left in the cOuntry, and they have
had enough practice to preserve the
formula of yore.-Whitman Sun.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
Appoinfnuento Of Adaainisfr0toI;.
In the County Court

In the County Court
OF
Cherry County, Nebraska
In the Matter of the Estate OF William f..
StanSbie, deceased:
Thomas StanSbir having filed in my Office q
petition prayiI- for the appointment of Charles
Lane DIS administrator OF said estate. All per-
SONS Interested i'll said estate will take notice
that l have fixed Saturday, December ., 1898, at
10 O'Clock Il. m. us TIL. time aud nv office in
Valentine, Cherry county. Nebraska, as the
place for the hearing OF said petition at which
time all persons in crested in said estate NAV
appear and show cause. if any there be, why
Sich administrator should not he appointed.
Witness my hand and seal of the COUNT
cOUr' this 18th day of November. 1895,
w. Ii. TONNE,
SEAL County Judge
- i. VI. WalcOtt. Atty. for Petitioner.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17

]. A. Adamson. I. T. Richardson; r.
A. McQuade, and Marquardt q Bow
lus. all important cattlemen in this
county, are new patrons OF Our brand
department this week,
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
CHAMBERLAIN & co

Fostomce address
BrOwnlee. Net
Branded Oil eithe r
side same as on cut
also - both Jaws
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
HOSPITAL

Modern equipment. Up-to-date proceed
ureS. All the methods in. ..........,
MEDICINE and SURGERY
Specialties-Hay fever. Catarrh. Cancer,
Rupture and Piles cured without the
knife. Disease of the eye, ear, stomach
and OF women. and all chronic diseases.
Will answer calls by mail or wire within
a distance Of 100 miles, Regular days:
THURSDAY. and FRIDAY at SENECA
and MULLEN
The balance ofthe week ut THEDFORD.
Dr.. n. V. CLARK, Manager
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17

The Royal Neighbors will give a
social at Davenport's hall Monday
night. All Modern Woodmen and
lady relatives arc cordially invited.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17

Nov. II. dashboard met pursuant to adj
iournment; present, 2. Sullivan and T P.
Spratt.
j f Hawley clerk and returns 81 90
Sherman Wright clerk Of election 400
Alex Burr Judge of election 100
VIM Pullman 4 on
Andrew Yaryan judge of election t 90
David Hit u.s. OF house for election 90
On County Road Bund-
John Gro9mS Sr road OverSeer Dist No 81 - 90
Whereupon the board adjourned sine die.
J W. DANIELS.
County Clerk
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
EHfl.NN Notice.

Taken up October s, 1898, ten miles south OF
Cody, Nebraska. one white COW braIIt Ell 'fOn
left side and one rcd calf with no brand
Taken nPby II GEORGE BARSES
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
Commissioners' Proceedings

.VALKNTINE, Neb Nov. 3, 1888.
Board of county commissioners met in special
session pursuant to the call of the county clerk
TO act upon complaint that the Berry Bridge
should be condemned; members all present.
On motion the board proceeded to the Berry
Bridge to inspect the Same. On returning from
said inspec, ion and having condemned he
bridge adjourned to Nov. 10, 500.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
Nfnbrara Falls.

Richard GrOoms is doing jury duty this week.
Maggie Adamson and daughter Lizzie have
been visiting in town the past week.
Dan Adamson and sister came over Sunday.
Dan was on his way 10 Valentine to attend
court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed are the proud parents Of
a bouncing baby boy, who arrived last Tuesday
morning.
l.. W. Parker is IL cand idate for the Woodman
lodge at Crookslon and is going to try the
strength of the goat.
Doc Johnson and family went to 0 Friday
afternoon. Doc remained over Il few days to
assist in the barber shop
As election is over We will once more take a
little space in your paper if you will grant us
the privilege. AS we have heard nothing much
of election III this neck of the woods we know
not which rooster to crow with.
Mrs. Eda Cole will go to st. Louis to join her
husband in Il few DAYS. BAD Boy
The State of Nebraska vs.. Charles
D. Tate, who was charged with sell
ing liquor to Indians, was called
Tuesday morning. and the following
jury recorded:
W. H. Wilkinson, VIM. Beamer, j.
W. Finlayson, Sam Hudson, George
Wheeler, Dewey Kellogg. II. M.
Cramer,, Thos. Stansbie, Thos. Hud-
son, Vim. Storey. w. y. ShelbOurn
and J. S. Estabrook.
The trial began Immediately after
dinner, and the prosecution placed
Isaac Yellow Robe and Henry Pretty
Eagle on the stand, and showed by
them that on the night Of October
9th the last named Indian bought of
defendant at the "hog ranch" south
of town a half pint of whiskey. pay
ing therefor 80 cents.
The defense called j. y. Stafford,
E. r. Thompson, Geo. Hammond and
others who swore they at the
ranch that night and that no Indians
we're present. The defense was a
simple and complete denial of the
charges made. Arguments OF COun-
sci, Walcott and Tucker for the
prosecution. Clarke and Tucker IT,.
for the defense. we're made before
supper, and the case went to the jury.
After being out until 3:39 a. M. that
body returned a verdict of guilty as
charged.
This casc was brought by d number
of leading citizens of this town. and
it's outcome will have considerable to
do with stopping the sale OF liquor to
the red men. This we all devOutly
hope for.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17

Wanted, at The Donohet, a laund.
ress. Will pay 800 per week.
Western news-Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1898-1900, 1898-11-17
VALENTINE. Neb.. Nov. 10. .9S.

F. NJ. Walcott, Atty. for Petitioner.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1898-01-08
FEUILLETON
N (niRLIVll.
Pa ar Ellie BERTHET.-
ALLIE RETOUR.
-Su7fe
Kill. LA HALLE.

-Et mol, SecfIa JOsephlne aVec
entraInement, 81 j'ai fait prendre
sans hester ce medicament men
pore, c'est quill venait de vous -.
Cest que malgre de lointains ct
douloureux souvenirs, malgre Thu
milita de votre situation Presente,
j'ttais sure qu'on pouvait METRE
une avengle confiance dams lie doc
teur Alfred Belcourt.
Belcouri, que depuis longtemps
les lecteurs ont devin6 dams le
docteur Jean, n'essaya LAS de nler,
cette fois, son identite Ses larmes
coularent avsc abundance.
All Josephine, dit-il en- lui
prenant les mains quill porta convul-
siyement ses lesres, c'est yous
...... yous seule ...... qul apres
la castatrophe que sous rappeles,
N asez dome le courage de vivre.
| Vous etiez alors GU une enfant
pl.ine de candeur, obaissant sans
retieNien a ses genereux instincts !;
mals quand tout In accablalt, quand
ceux don't ] inpiorais Ia pltle N e.
erasnient de leur mepris ct tie ieur
coSle. quand je ne faisais horreuI
a mol-mGme, c'est yoas qai m'avez
rattacha Il Pexistence Malgre
cette unique fante commise dams un
moment dentrainement ct de folie
ie etais pas tombe ST bas, puis-
qu'un ange, tel que vous, II 'accor
dart sa compassion, versait nne
larme sur moi. LorsQue plus tard
dams cette carriere 81 d6daignee que
je parcours. j'ayais mes moments ds
faiblesse, de misanthropie, de deses
J poir, je croyais encore entendre votr'
voix argentine me crier Courage I
Soyez benie, chere enfant, ear you
} etes &C que l'ai rencontre de plu'
beau, de plus noble ct de plus pu
sur cette miserable terre
; Les sanglots lie suffoquaient
Josephine pasaissait a peine moln
{ emuc que lui.
-psuvre Alfred /! reprit-elle
lors de cette rupture je N etais deJ
l habituee il vous considerer comm
mon frere, ct c'etait une affection
, fraternelle que iavais pour vous
Ouapd le faux bruit de yotre NOR
d CO rspandit, il me ssmbla que mo
ceur Sc brisait $500. Mals yous II
! m'avez pas dit encore comment YOU
vous etes determine 4 adopter :.
votrs profession prtsente.
-Qu'impor,e mademolseii'
rApliana ls docteur avec malaise
1'avais la tote perdue, ie rsssenta'
du mepris ct de la haine pour
monde enter CONNIE pour moline 10
Dams mon horrsur de fhumanlt'
! i'aurais pu fairs du nal, sill cut Ct
dams ma nature den faire ....
Au lieu de celia, j'ai trouvs souVei
\ dams mon triste meter poccaslon 9
\ dc faire un peu de bien $500. MAI
dc grace, oubliez &c que ]e So
,,,renu. il vors semblerait peu
at,e trop ditflclle de me traiter {
ami
-Et pourquoi ne voas traitera'
10 mas en- ami lorsque vous let
yertablement ? ...... Ienez' 10
tear. ejouta Josephine, en- oaissa
Ia vois, 81 coupable que vons yo'
iupiez, tous les miens, mon maine
reux pere lie premier, ont regrette
n s'a,re monrres ajadis lmpatoyaol
e,vers yous -. Nous eassio
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pllSEe SeS inIAmeS pfOJetS
Eth bien Mademoiselle, dit |
Belcourt ayec chaleur, pourquoi ne
trouveriez-vous pas en- moi le protec- (,
teur don't vous avez besoin Je suis
hien peu de chose j'ai une profes
sion basse, cruellement decriee.
Mon existence est errante, mon
credit ne sauralt exceder celui des
plus humbles ;. En- revancLe, j'e-
prouve pour vous une affection sans
bornes, ct ST vous osiez METRE votre
confiance dams un homme Qul 4
manque une fols -.
--Je vous Ia donne tout entiere,
docteur Balcourt, replqua Josephine
avec entraInement vous avez expie
eette unique faute par tant de sentl-
ments genereux, tant de Dobles
actions, que votre conscience ellie
meme ne saurait plus vous Ia repro
cher -. Tenez, BeIcourt, c'est la
Providence qui vous amene lei dams
un parell moment -. La nScesslte
est tellement imperieuse que je ne
pourrais refuser yos bons offices,
meme 81 en- avais la pensee ......
, Vous etes mon seul ami venez-moi
en- aide !
Les traits de Belcourt rayonnerent
d'orgueil.
-Chere enfant, s'ecria-t-il, que
i dols.j faire
-Hslas ! lie sais-je Eclairez
moi, conselllez-moi. lie plus presst
c serait peut,etle de gutter. cett
= maison avec mon pare, don't lie
a jours sont menaces -. Nais je n
veux aucun brnit, aucun scandale
G lie moindre eclot aurait sans dout
II des consequences terribles.
It Que craignez-vous done, Made
moiselle
? --Je he pourrais le dire cett
n ma:son. ie lie repete, presente bic
des nysterss, ct Ia position d
'el Victolre m'lnspire surtout tle viye
It apprehensions.
is --Vous ne pouvez pas grand
.s chose pour votre soeur, Josephine
lie aussl est-ue settlement de vous ct &
!! NJ. Jolivet quill faut d'aberd s'oce1
it per ...... Et voici se que le vor
Is propose.
En- meme temps, Belcourt expos
e. un plan, don't Execution deyalt mettl
r. lie psre ct Ia file a l'abri de coup
bles tentatives.
c, II 6tais lie a Macon, vile voisln
a ou il faisait un sajour cha9ne anne
avec un avocat don't II await eprou,
us l'honnstst4 ct qui passait pour ct
re dune ensrgie ct dune habils
te extrtmes dams les rsvendlcatio
judisiaires. Get ayocat, sur
re demande du docteur, Sc chargera
-. sans ausun doute, de la procurati'
to de Mile Jollvet ct r8clamerait p
Us les yoies l&aales, Emancipation
ur Josephine, apres quoi Il ne serait p
al dif1eils d'obtenir, par les mem
a moyens, que la garde du visila
ne fht accordee 4 So plus jeune fiji
Tout celia pouvalt s'aeeomplir da
est un tres court delai, ct Belcol
WI proposait de louer Macon ou Ola
zy les environs, une malaon convenal
M OH Josephine ct son pere virralt
on paisibement de leurs revenus.
int Ce plan etsit simple, dune e:
de cutlon 81 faciie, que Mile JOLT
lis, fsrprouva eutierement, ct il
tn convenu que lie doeteur s'occnper
ere sans retard de l'executer.
ion -Je partirai aujourd hui me-
ais, par lie chemin de fer, reprit Belcou
ste domain dams Ia matinee, ie Sc
ne de retour i fauberge de Ia stati
ns, oil je demenre en- ce moment Il
lnc mon aide RobiIiard. D'iei Ia, jau
- yAa..c,.aAinr l,nronat Innt
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blent
--Ah ! vous convenex done, ma
demoiselle, que j'avais devine juste
ct Que votre sort tous nest rien
moins qu'enviable :?
-J'en eonviens, repliqua Jose
! phine en- baissant la tete ct notre
situation s'aggraye de plus en- plus
par la faute du mari dc ma s4ur
| ...... Vous savez, on piut6t vous
avex dsvine, ce qui s'est passe apres
votre brusque disparition dOrleans.
NJ. Deluzy, qui, aveo laide de son
ami Aubertin, await reussi a capti-
yer l'esprit de mon pere, demanda ct
obtint la main de Victoire. L'afec-
ton, je crois, ne fut pour rien dams
ee marriage, mais mon pare le voulait.
Depuis ee temps, Alfred, nous
sommes tombes sous la domination
dc Deluzy.
''En dehors do certalnes specula-
J tlons tauebreuees don't lul seul 10
secret, il ne songe qua s'emparer de
ce qui nous reste d mon pere ct
moi pas d'obsesslons ct d'artihces
) !, il n'emploe pour atteindrs ce but.
) NJ. II pere ma pas tarde d reconnaItre
ces odicuses convoitlses ct il a
/. entama une lutte dams laquelle il a
t snccombe ..... Ce sont les emo
5 tions dc cette lutte qui ont produit
j; f6tat mental oii II Sc trouve, ct, 81
d miserable que soft la condition pre-
! sents du pauvre vieillard, son eSis-
+ tence est encore importune, puisQut
/ vous yoyez qu'on ose tenter 49,.
z A ce souvenir, Josephine Sc caehs
& lie visage.
n Belcourt brhlait de faire uni
lie question qu'un sentiment ineonn,
S. retenait sur ses levres. Enfn, il di
T. dune voix sourde
le -Et Victoire, Mademoisele
d, Comment Victoire supporte-t-elle sol
le sort
le -Comme une epouse ct une mer
g dolt lie supporter, Belcourt ellie es
re calme, rasignse en- apparence mai
r ellie ne me dit pas tout ct il y a dan
Us son existence des mysteries que
rs nose essayer de pen6trer -. Oh
ur plaignez-Ia, car, 81 dure qu'clle a
9te pour yous. ellie he merite pa
moins votre pitie
os lie. yeux de Belcourt s'allumt
rent toutefols, il reprit sans anne
!. tune
il -Vous avez raison, Josephln
NJ. quolque cette pitie que vous reel
~ mez, ellie me l'ait refusee d moi -.
,s Enfin, contre le despotisme que vo,
,,t subisseZ lei. vous ne pouvez Ell
=, entierement desarmee, ct sans dou'
-. vous avez des protecteurs
us Nous n en- avons plus. Nagut
encore un ancien notaire d'Urlean
homms expSrinente ct honnat
lie. prenait soin de nos intsrets, MOI
a donnait les meilieurs conseils po
ais rssi.ter 4 Influence ennemie mi
le heureusement, il est mort, il y
ne. dix huit mois, ct son successeur
tS nous inspire aucune confance.
.te Dspuis ce temps, mon pere, qnl
mon tutanr naturel, ste pour
ant dun conseil judlciaire, don't Delu
de fait partie, ct don't les autres me
10 b;es sont a Pentiere devotion de m
nis indigne bean-frere -. J'ai attei
nt ma majorits ct suis en- droit
m reclamer mon emancipation ma
Iiyree a mormsme dams cette soil
;s die. attachee par lie devoir 4 un pc
,as vieux ct inirme, par la compassl
80 4 ma malheureuse s9ur, sans am
mt sans appai d'aucune sorte, j ASST
,ns ayee desespoir an NAL que je
nanv emnecher NGanlnoi
aa aioute-t-elle en- se redressant, ce
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certainement avitA les miseres, les
douleurs, les hontes qui nous acca-
bent |
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Arprec. ..ed by Knitters.

~ really useful case for knitting nee
dies IS much appreciated if the various
sized needles are included. Make it in
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Things Told by Others.

Hot instead of cold milk added while
potatoes arc being mashed keeps them
warm for the table and insures the
quantity left over from souring.
While maple sugar is new it will be
fouId that grated it serves as most de-
!lcious hard sauce for hot buildings
a tablespoonful of vinegar added to
the water III which fish is boiled will
make the flesh firmcr and improve its
flavor.
The yoll of an egg we'll beaten is {,
very good substitute for cream i'll coffee
and will answer for three cups.
New irons such as sad irons, frying
pains or waffle irons, should he heated
slowly, or they will he likely to crack
For tired feet put handful of com
mon salt into four quarts of lot water
Place the feet III the water while it is
hot as can be borne. Then rub the feet
dry with Il rough towel.
y piece of narrow webbing, such as
is used for holding furniture springs III
place. scWoG upon the under edge of
rugs, will prevent the corners from
curling.