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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-12
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Matthew sitting: In the very height
OF his business. Wesley. Actually en-
ployed at his calling Bengel. While
he sinks his family name QevD, he Is
careful not to sink his occupation. the
obnoxious associations with which he
would place over against the grace that
called him from it. ]. F. B. .,... AT
receipt Of custom: R. ", the toll-house.
Matthew touches on his call TO the apos-
tolate incidentally. without making
himself personally prominent Olshaus-
en-. Follow me: Witching words
those. ]. F. B. 49,. -. Sat at meat:
Modesty of Matthew apparent. Luke
says that Levi made him a great feast.
at which there was a great company.
Matthew says, in the house" Mark
and Luke say in his own house. Ibid.
Compassion for old friends led him to
gather them that they might hear Jes-
us words. Ibid. u. Publlcans and
sinners: Unpopularity of publicans In
d!cated by associating them In common
speech with sinners, Whedon. :.
Why eateth: Unsuitable for rabbi to
cat with commonalty. Ibid. Sanctity
of Jesus held in highest esteem by all,
even his adversaries. Bengel .a.
Whole need not physician: Funda-
mental principle of benevolence, on
which he proceeded. Whedon. i:
Jehovah. ..,f. VIII have: VIII re-
qulre OF men. -. Mercy: The benev-
olent disposition of soul toward our
fellow-men.s =. Not sacrifice: Instead
of the right disposition of heart. Ibid.
&. w.. Disciples of John: Their mas
ter In prison-consequent sorrow. With
their ascetic views, incomprehensible
Jesus should 6e,feasting. Same crItl-
cism as Pharisees. Standpoint different.
Ibid. =. +. Children OF bride cham
Der: Theirs not the part of Old Tes-
lament tarriers for his coming: belong
&c, the gladder dispensation; proclaim n
Savior come. Ibid. :. New cloth,
old garment: The two dispensatons do
not admit OF being compounded; new
spirit requires new form. Olshausen.
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THERE are three little things which
do more work than any other three ut
tic things crcated--thcy are the ant, the
bee and DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
the last being the famous little pills for
stomach and liver troubles. Charles r,
Goethe. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair, FOrty-slXth and Jn-
cob streets; A. ~ Scheclc. No. Coz Main
street; Exlcy Bros, Penn and Zane
Streets Bowie &, Co, bridgeport.
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We are aware that our people who
suffer from nervous, chronic or long
standing complaints do not have the
same opportunity TO be cured as do the
residents of the great cities where the
most eminent physicians and special
lists reside. DR.. Greene. OF IS West 18th
St, New York City. who has the largest
practice in the world, and who Is with
out doubt the most successful special
list In curing all forms Of nervous and
chronic diseases, offers TO give free
consultation by mail to all sufferers
Write TO him at once about your case.
- "sst'l ,.,..o
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Summer time In wlnter-the birds were on
So the wing,
The meadows dreamed OF violcts as sweet
as those OF spring.
And all the birds remembered the songs
they loved to sing!
Summer time In wlnter-the daisies decked
the sod,
Late sprInkled with the silver frosts and
lilies seemed to nod
And send sweet messages OF love to the
blue realms OF God.
And all the world was beautiful and all
the world was bright:
The splendid day dreamed soft away to
meet the restful night s. Il
That rippled from clear stars to earth its
loneliness and light!
-Atlantn Constitution
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Lincoln's birthday, February u, Is q
legal holiday In Connecticut, Illinois.
New Jersey, New York and Washing
ton state. The Chicago board OF trade.
the New York exchanges, the Boston
Stock Exchange and the Philadelphia
Stock Exchange will be closed. The
Philadelphia Stock Exchange will be
closed February 10 also. the state cleo,
ton day.
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Beware of ointments for Caturrh That
Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering 1t
through the mucous surfaces. Such ar
tIcles should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is ten
fold 10 the good you can possibly derive
from them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manu-
featured by F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo.
o., contains no mercury, and Is, taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. 1t Is. taken
internally. and made In Toledo Ohio,
by +. J. Cheney 6 Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by Druggists, price 15c per bot
tie.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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WHEN you are suffering from Ca
tarrh or Cold In the head You want re-
lief right away Only 10 cents is re-
Quircd to test It. Ask your druggist for
the trial size OF Ely's Cream Balm, or
buy the soc size. We mail It.
ELY BROS. Sc Warren ST., n. Y. City.
l was afflicted with catarrh last au-
tumn. During the month of October
could neither taste nor smell and could
hear but little. Ely's Cream Balm cured
it.-Marcus Geo. Shautz, Railway. MI.
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4 FROM everywhere come words OF
praise Cor Chambcrlaln's Cough Rem
edy. "Allow me- 10 congratulate you
on the merits OF your Remedy. 1t cured
me of chronic bronchitis when the doc
tor could do nothing Cor Charles
f, IIemcl, Toledo. Q. For sale by drug
gists. +
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De LONE was smart enough to ,ele-
graph his resignation to the Spanish
government In advance OF the climax to
save himself from the disgracc OF being
ordered from the country. That may az
eyes OF the civilized world ne stands dls-
graced Just the same. Nv
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The Ohio River railroad will sell tour
list tickets from Wheeling to Mexico City
and return at rate Of $99.+0. Tickets on
sale daily, good TO return nine months
from date of sale. Double berth in
sleeper from Cincinnati to Mexico City
and return $500. E.7.,, q
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NHwADvERTlsEMENTs.
.THE GREATEST BOOK or THE AGES
Should DO In Elsry Homo and Library.
Tie Peoples Bible HiStOIQ.

4. written by High. Hon, william Eunrt gad,,cae.
kss sy T. sTss 9assp, c2l,ES: o,ista, EEE
SsSipa9, chissEs ~, ~; fisasIis fnEtsr, y,
Finer ~ SaPsp, pp. Taits tali.se, somsrills Ma.si
Chicago I'LL Res. GyorEs n Pentsc0t, DID, Mamie
lyme lJessJisfian Church. Lohden,, knei Hev. n 4.
SSly: n,;,. NSsnin Sss@siSsll b;ps Msie
1i!,,ei 70, fiy,t Me,hoSI.t fbi,sogsl clStse.
ian CoFinpnssaiih. Lendsa. EnrI Roy Edeard
boston. Stsssi iiss. Joseph hssr Bsct ID. Nssisisa
fSsSs Wshmo1a EIs w, GS,rs, KsnS Sr'SS,,
Clsswf VII tln.aa. ri q. fiaiesig q Chicago, chi.
sitiSEd, Coma; Roy, y. MaRro dl6.cp. p.p; JoSas
Wood Prr,by9HAn CHURCH. London, Rms. Rsy George
g Ls,lSsr HIP The Temple, B9'Iopi Mas. u,
,lons s!l. edses, cloth, ts half ie'ani, 400 full
'SrfRI6 fptrios-i.so psss., 40 .ulLpass illp,,ra.
ti9ns, STYLE A-sit edges, full loSant, one yolsns
In fARrs, auirto siIs, review % each, id
paper coyars. vowed. trimmed slightly, LOO zach part
f9r ,a,s e all GSol;S, spe X fSt
Publiher u? aud at Monroe Street, Chicago, lilinoiA
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS do YOU
think Howells meant when he spoke
about one of his characters being a
"hen-mlnded" woman?
Jumpuppe-Oh. I guess he meant that
she never thought about anything else
except her own set.--Judge.
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Within the past ten months Pittsburgh
hassuffered from two great fires. the
aggregate loss in property being more
than 100000, and yet that city as a
whole will scarcely feel 1t. There Is a
greatness about Pittsburgh from a
financial point OF view that takes more
than a $1,000, 900 fire to give It a baekset.
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Where Sleep the Guards,

The Car has got Port Arthur,
The Kaiser holds Foo-Ching.
The French have gobbled up Hai-Nan,
The Queen holds Tins-a-Ling.
The Cossack's on the Yangtsc,
The Teuton's at Wing-Hi ~
The Gaul's clipped with Pitti-Sing,
The Briton holds Choo-Fli.
Wilhelm becomes King Bill-lIee.
The Queens the Empress Yum, ~
The Cars the Chung OF Ditto;
But what do We become?
Where Is the great Wilhelm Chandler
And where Is Morgan true?
Where sleeps our gallant Cabot Lodge, 4
And all his fighting crew?
Why. are they not at Teevllle?
Why not at Hinki-Pank?
Why storm they not the heights OF Ping
On Wun-LunS's Powered bank?
j. X. Bangs In Harper's Weekly.
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An Embarrassing Subject.-Ethel-
Why didn't you attend Professor
Dumps lecture on The Cycles OF
Timer" 1t was very interesting.
Maude-The subject OF the lecture
was embarrassing TO me. You know,
dear. bought my wheel on the INSTALL
ment plan.-Pittsburgh Press. vi
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On 7. T II Z tut
MARCH. lSo,

MARCH, 1898,
sell at public auction on the premises. two
miles southeast OF Valley Grove. In Tria-
delphia district. Ohio county. West Viz
Elnia, commencing at 10 o'clock a. M, the
following described property, to-wit: All
OF two certain tracts Of land situated on
the waters of Middle Wheeling Creek. in
said, district Of Triadelphia, and adjoin-
Ing lands of James B. Chambers, David
Reed and others. and bounded and de-
scribed as follows. by a survey made In
March. lSSS: Beginning for its most east
erly. point at stone and thence with the
line Of lands belonging to the heirs OF
James Todd. deceased, south 43ai' west
4S3 poles to stone: thence south 66' west
ST. poles TO stone: thence north ASK
west ILLS poles to white oak. corner In
line OF lands OF David Reed; thence north,
29a' west 32.i poles to a stake: thence
south s61s' east l2l poles to stone: thence
south 2A east ISL poles TO stone thence
south 62A' east 93l poles 10 the place of
beginning, and containing seventy-nine
O9l acres three 90 roods. and three (3)
poles. more or less. this being the same
tract OF land which Joseph f. Kimmins
conveyed to Thomas W. Kimmins, the un-
divided one-fifth interest In, by deed dated
July e. 1899. and recorded In the clerks
office OF the county court Of Ohio county.
West Virginia. in Deed Book s., page 129,
and the same tract that John Kimmins
and wife conveyed. the undivided four
fifths Of, to the said Thomas W. Klmmins
by. deed bearing date on the fifth day OF
August, 1885, and recorded in Deed Book
No. SO, at page Al, OF the land records OF
Ohio county, West Virginia. 81
Second Tract-Is adjoining the above de-
scribed property, and Is bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at n stone. corner to the
above described land, known as the home
farm Of John kimmins. deceased, and at
the south side thereof, and running thence
north; AZ east u poles with said Klmmins'
Ine 10 stone; thence south So east 7I6
poies to stone: thence north S95io west
|3.6 poles TO stone: thence south GO east
IL poles TO stone: thence north As west
49, poles TO Il stone: thence with the lind
OF the John kimmins farm north CO. east
80 poles TO the place OF beginning. and
containing twenty (20) acres, and i've f5l
poles, more or less. This being the same
land that was conveyed to the said
Thomas W. kimmins by James Todd and
vile. by deed bearing date on the fifth day
OF June. 1855, and now OF record In the
clerks office OF the county court OF Ohio
IS, page 40i.s ssls : - y y
Said land will be sold as a whole. or
IN separate parcels as may be deemed
best: Title Is believed to be perfect. and
all liens will be released. ~ - "
Also. NJ the same time and place, will
DO offered for sale -four work horses. twn
pays and two graSs. three head of milk
cows. two head OF young cattle, ono fiill
circle Georgia hay press, one p. X. Decd
TICK halt circle hay press, two farm war-
ons. one Adriance moving machine. one
Olifer chilled plow. one Syracuse hillside
pIow. iour sets OF work harness, and about
TERMS OF SALE.
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The Curious Heathen.-"Your rellg-
ion," asked the Intelligent heather,
commands You to love'your nelghbor as
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]. s. Rhodes & Co.
AsSlGNEE'S SALE.
Assisnee's Sale Of Ohio County Real
Estate.

BY virtue OF deed of assignment made
by Thomas ". Kimmins and Sophia Kim
minis, his wife, 10 me. as assignee. bearing
date on the third day Of February. 1885.
and now Of record In the clerks Office Of
the county court OF Ohio county. West
Virginia. In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81.
page 1888, will on
THURSDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
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king," This Is because the dynasty be-
gan and ended with King James I. Sic
trans!, gloria mundl. III u
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NOISES BUSINESS ACADEMY
REMOVAL.

Owing to the increase In number Of N.
pills. have been compelled TO noy, 4,
school to more commodious quarters IA N
Lange building. southeast corner M,,Ss
and Fourteenth streets. The new UuI,.
tiers are elegantly lighted and heated lrl
will be found TO be every way mos, n.
mirably adapted to the use Of CONNIE,
c!al school. Each department has ,.o,.
rate room. am now better equipped IA,
ever to offer generous and apprecI.,ln
public superior advantages in point .. /.
struction facilities and accommodates,
fe7 j. r. NOISE, Principal
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TERMS OF SALE

Personal property. all sums OF Ton dol.
lars or less, cash on day OF sale All sums
ovcrsten dollars credit Of six months Will
be given. the purchaser giving his not.
with approved security. ''o'e
Terms OF Sale on Real Estatn-on ,,,,,,
OF the purchase money, and MS mi,rI n,nra
US the purchaser may elect to pay, in en- sh
on day OF sale, the balance IN Two cn,in,
payments at one and two years. with In.
:terest from dayof sale. the interest on the
,nualiy. The title to be Retained until Tho
property Is paid for. ~ .st'e
W. M,DUNLAP.
---cL--M-sNMy Assigned
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The N!cest Girl Llvlng.-Ada--Jack
says he wouldn't marry the incest girl
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It's tho New Broom That sweebs Clean.
The one thing In which we don't value
experience is broom.-Boston Trans
cript.
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[Thc 1NTELLIGENcER, embracing It's
several editions. Is entered In the Post.
Office Mt Wheeling, w. Va. as second.class
mattsr.l
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Too Late.-privcr Gas he runs over
cyclisD--Looksout there!
Cycllst (before falnting)-Why? Com
Ing back this INDEPENDENTLY. XXI
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Some of the chronic critics Of the ad-
ministra,lon who have been asserting
with supreme confidence that President
McKinley'a cuDan policy was so pleas.
Ing to the Spanish minister at Washing.
ton. and even charging that It was prac.
tlcally being dictated by him, have. in
View Of recent developments. an oppor-
tnnity OF venturlng another guess.
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Dolly-Pshaw! As II I'd have hint
Philadelphia North American.
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The farce known as the zola trial is
growing to be more and more OF Q TEA.
vesty on justice each day. French ideas
OF Justice are not gaining the respect Of
the world Even Lynch law. regarded
In Europe as 4 peculiarly horrible Amer
lean Institution. gives an accused man a
better chance than the court before
which lola Is standing an alleged trial.
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For Sale.......
len Shares
First National
Bank Of BeIIairc
Stock.."..
HOWARD HAZLETI,
STOCKS. BONDS AND ISrEsrNlENlss
Exchnu-, Rank Building.

r list. OF LETTERS REMAINING a =.
IL the postoiiice at Wheeling. oneT Ss Il.
tain any OF the following the nppi!!sI%-r,
must ask for advertised letters. s"''
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LADIES LIST.
Burkhard. Miss Ka- Kirkbridse, MISS
ties Claric
Clark. Mrs. II. A. Kelly, +. May ~,
Downs, Et,ic Hi Parks. Miss Ne!ls
Dodsworth, Mrs. Reed. Mrs Nd
W. sW, Scott, Birdie
Elder, Mrs. MatIl- S,nrd, Miss Eta
dn (2) ShaurhncSSy,
Griffith. Miss Lula Miss N, ri,
Harriss. Mrs. Jess Weully, MISS h''
Lcnke Sophia X,
GENTLEMEN'S LlsT'
Alhews, Senator John, ThCn7Si
Rroric, Jos, johnson, NISStrd
Arnold. James IcSSelSCn' W
Butler. George l.uGK, JoS, "
Curry, John leslie jazz rSss
Davis. u. X. lntimer' W.
Dustisi. Sam. Mouse I"u
Fraser, II. y. Meyer n,drSS
Ford, j. IL Miller. HWW"tW,, YIN.
Finncr. w. j. McSpnI,S"' 1nSn (.
Center, Charles O'ponnSl"1 SV''
Glover. Wheeler OGcil, W. ~ =
Hallock. James C. Sihleyh jam, nIwsrtptt
HUFFMAN. Clambu- Smith, W, l:
litis SarraU, yrt,I,,,rl
Hon, JOS. W ThurhH; ~"
aIicntbornc. Elmer Welch, JoNI
lhlcr, John ,,s,uas,r'.
-CANARIES--spo HARTZ MouGstsi
~ Rollers Males SEQ. tsR",s ;sr NJ.
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.Mi'ligan, Wilkin & Co.
Good Upright Piano sl35.
PASSING pLrAsAsrRIEs

An Unwarranted Arrest--Mag lstrate
You say the officer arrested YOU while
YOU were quietly minding your own
buslnessH
Prisoner-Ycs, your worship.
Maglstrate-You We're quietly attend-
Ing to your own business. making no
noise or disturbance of any kind? t
Prisoner--Nonc whatever. sir, ~ il
Maglstratc-It seems very strange.
What is your business?
prlsoner-l'm a,burglar.-London Tit
Bits. ~
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gGANARIES-po HAR1Z MouGsSSit
~ Rollers Males SEQ, FeRiaiss W.
kaENRI EtIELMBRIGHTs. ees"s' Sti
kct and Sixth streets.
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Halls Family Pills are the best.
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"THE LAST OF Ills RACE

Priccs-slCo. ,75c md SOC. Seats on so,n
Tuesday. February H. ut Houses Music
Store, TaiI
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r,o,d throushnutthew world. rorTEH DErG AND CuEa'
iv,l CnHpoH ,TioS, Sole Frcpriror. BoAtnn.
pr-"llow " Cure Every iihby liumor mailed Tree.
Evening journal., 1898-06-16
HEW CASTLE NEWS NOTES

The Presbyterian Sunday School talk
OF picnicing at Eden Park.
Howard Goulds yacht. Niagara" +"
passed New Castle yesterday afternoon
on her way to New York.
Miss Maud Hewlett will take charge
Of the Emmanuel church organ here
after.
Ford and Miss Reba Saunders, Sam
Ford and Miss Reta Saunders visited
ShellpOt last night.
Children's Day service of Red Lion
NJ. E. church will be held next Sunday.
The United Needle Work Society met
yesterday afternoon to finish up the
Comfort Bags" for the soldiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Hushbeck and
daughter, Edith, attended the funeral
of Hiram Deal, yesterday, at Middle
town. Mr.. Deal was a brother-in-law
to Mr.. Hushbeck.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Shaw died early yesterday morn
ing. Services will take place this
morning with intement in the new
cemetery.
The shirt factory is closed this week.
Evening journal., 1898-06-16
HOUSEHOLD NOTES.
Some Commonplace Bits OF InfOrma-
ton Cleaned for the busy
Housewife.

To powder parsley, dip the bunch
quickly into boiling water, to make il
brilliant green, then put it in a hot
oven for few minutes to dry thorough
". Break itinto fine flakes.
If your mandolin has been soiled and
greasy through being touched by moist
fingers, take mixture of one teaspoon
full of vinegar in four teaspoohfus Of
water, and lightly wash the parts af-
fected. Then rub dry and continue TO
rub with dry, clean cloth, which must
be entirely free from all roughness
After this, polish with some good furni-
ture polish.
A few drops of oil of sandal wood,
sold by druggists, dropped on a hot
shovel, will be found to difruse a most
agreeable balsamic perfume in sick
rooms or confined apartments.
A well-known and successful eNhib-
itor of vegetables recently remarked
that asparagus was rarely properly
cooked when sent to the table, because
of the practice of submerging the whole
of the stems in water, thus treating
green tops and blanched bases alike
The proper way is to cook it erect, COW
ering the blanched stem with water
and leaving the green, tender tips to be
cooked by the steam, in this way the
entire stem is completely cooked at the
same :ime.
Before closing your houses for the
summer, try this simple method Of
preserving bright CRATES or fre-irons
from rust. Make a strong paste from
fresh lime and water, and, with a
brush, smear il as quickly as possible
over all the polished surface requiring
preservation. BY this means all the
CRATES and fre-irons in an empty house
may be kept for months without fur
| ther care or attention.
The usual method for cleaning gloves
entails more or less expense, and fire.
quently unpleasant odors. Try the fol-
lowing one, which is as successful as It
is cheap. Have ready a little new milk
In one saucer, a piece of towel or cloth
folded three or four times. On the
cloth spread out the glove smooth and
neat. Take a piece of flannel, dip il in
milk, then rub of a good quantity of
soap with the wetted flannel, and com
mence to rub the glove downward to-
ward the fingers, holding it firmly with
the left hand. Continue this process un-
Ill the glove, if white. looks a dingy
yellow, though clean; if colored, until II
looks dark and spoiled. Lay it to dry,
and old gloves will soon look new. They
will be soft, glossy, smooth, well-shaped
and elastic.
Salt thrown on Goals when broiling
steak will prevent blazing from the
dripping fat. When contents OF pot or
pan boil over or are spilled, throw on
salt at once. II will prevent disagree
able odor, and the stove or range may be
more readily cleansed.-Cincinnat Com
mercial Tribune.
Evening journal., 1898-06-16
semoIInn soume.

Put one pint of milk and half an
ounce of butter together in vessel to
boil. Mix an ounce of powdered cocoa
10 a paste with a little milk and stir IL
into the milk already upon the fire.
Bring it TO the boil once more, and
lastly sprinkle in three ounces Of sem-
olina, two ounces Of castor sugar and
a small vanilla pod; stir till the whole
boils again, and cook with an occa-
sional stirring for about Is minutes,
until the ssmolina is thoroughly done.
When this mixture has cooled a trife
stir in slowly the yolks of four eggs,
and, having separately beaten the
whites, add them also TO the whole.
Now take out the vanilla pod and turn
the mixture into a creased pudding
mold, in which it should steam for
three-quarters Of an hour. The soufile
would then be complete and should be
served with a delicate custard favored
with vanilla.-St. Louis Globe-Demo-
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