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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-14

Spot closed quiet with quotations points higher
Il s.35c for middlirg upland and $500 Tor
misdlrr Gulf SO bales. Southern spot mar
kes teegraphed follows: New-Oreans, quieter
unchanged lille sales 1900 bales; Mobile quiet
unchanged 9lGc, sales 800 bales savannah steady
unciaHr-d bales. Charleston, quiet
UNCHANGED al 9-l6c: Wilmington. firm, unchanged at
&c Norfolk firm unchanged. al 7&ci sales. 032 bales
baltimore nominal Galveston. firm.
unchanged al l3-l6c. sales. EOS bales; Augusta quiet
STEADY unchanged at sales. 6O4 bales Mem
phE steady. unchanged, al 79zc; sales 500 bales 81
f0uis steady UNCHANGED 1ssc. Estimated receipts
ew-reans FOR 1900 20 1900 hales.
compared OBJ bales actual last week and lO554
bales ~ ha same dav At Houston for to-
morrow 10 900 20 600 bales expected, compared
bales acrtal week and 7ss7 last
Galveston expects 2oooo bales in contrast with
ls6ll bales 3 week ago and l8.2ss for last year.
ports and interior points to-day com
narea win sane day last week and last year:
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Liverpool Nov. 13 7. m.-Cotton-Spot in fair de
mand prices points higher; American midding fair.
49o- good mddinG 456; mddng AS low middlinS.
AS good ordinary ordinary All The sales the
vvere which 800 speculation
export and included $500 American Receipts. $4,000
including 500 American Futures opened firm and
closed quiet; American mddlng C November, 435,
November and December. 4.3; December and January.
4 and February. 42SGi-29; February
and March 2sd4 %: March and April. 4.29; April and
May 429: May June 429: June and July 40; July
4
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4Soc Nos l. and s. 420c No 4. 15c: No .. 41oc; No
4oSc No 4 &c; No 3s5c; No 9 3 9oc No 10 SS2e'
no H. 3eOc; No -. 3I5c; No Is, 31Oc; Nos IA ana 10
St9c No l6 36Oc; Eagle powdered 4I5c crystal donl-
mos osoc The local market for raw sugar IL hrH WIN
BUYERS quotations. but apparently no sellers Ten
trifugal. s6 is quoted 11-6c muscoN 80
test 316c and molasses SO test. l5-l6c me
London beet market is steady and UNCHANGED with
November and December IS Sad. and cane 10 un-
changed The worlds visible supply is 100000 tons.
agalnst Loco. 600 tons time last year.
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Railroads.
DENESYL
Il


S mp 6E:sBRossEs AND CoFTLANDT STREETS.
Gortia9d. Streets is ave T niin9tes later thaS
station, except where otherwise neted.
Cars New Y6r 70 PiiI5Ti eep M ' Gar Psbars 20
. SSs s'cssoI; No coaches to PiitsAurg.
o55 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA L1SiITED.-Puiiman Com
c6ea csVsanS ToisSo t cinct Hsd. Ind
1'S S6I p: " THE PENNSYLVANIA sPECIAI.- -t:
PTaWins-room Sleeping. bning and Buffet smoking
i 2Sr II fo ~ GJlIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPREss5
0S5 p ST LoGfs g F Iefs Tstsours Gin
E2F wf,ih Wa 5lsf sesd9ah i TaIsy Routs
T5 PAci fPieas Ex PRES ptsburg and
Ronts Eor Ioxville, daily, via shenandoah valley
c s sTSlap Ans f5esPf H sasSsSaTr Ex
WAsH1NGtsT1SoSy s ssTs' Tis f2d s aTfTa.
sndt Streets '} % a G9T1 10 To- ahS carr
DINING Csr1 70 esbrosses and coTtlandt
Dining cT GIgre7sioHal " s,n a t cI a
sa5 PT5 fn GS 90. S20 =, :, Y 70 nsht suP 20 &
i9E Car q % ,ConeTessionai an ParoT and
[nLning Carr % p mn IL 10 nj night
sG Djb. I'm, RAILwAY-Express. s2S AS p m II
AT1-ANTIc COAST 1INE.-Expres-. o.2s a. m. o.2s
Paaa Aa LINE s .y Hsp Saa II
NORFOLK DIX AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Memphis
cI f fP sETIsa1s 49, y N n, daily week
FOX OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLk-IS5 a. M
week DAYS and $50 o. m. daily
LA MIC CITT.-9-55 m. and 2 IS ?. m weekdays
sundays I55 = m Through Vestbued Trains Buree
ParIor cars and Standard Coaches weekdays far-
1L smoking Car Parlor Cars Dining Car and standard
CAPE MAY--12 D m VVeek-dava
or points New York and Long Branch Railroad IRON
west Twenty-thiTd Street station. SIS m u 10.
80 10 and 40 D. m weekdays sundays 80 a.
4oo p m lFroH DesbTosses and Cortandt Stfsets1'
sundays q F & e. FariifIsADDELPH1A.
SIS s e5 aHf 6n Ita cart scss 5s PenS I
1910 CDesbrosses and Corandt streets 10 2O Dining
Carr 1055 Dining Carr 11.S5 a. m, Il 80 Dining
Can I55 Dining Car 30 Desbrosses and Cortlandt
Streets. 22e). 255 % Dining Carr ass, AS. -
Dining Carr 455 Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carr 100
S.25 $50, 9.25 m. 1910 night. Sundays 6lO, IS5
mo coachesl S25. SIS. 90 Dining Carr eSS C1inl-
iJedl 955. 1885 Dining Carr a. y s. Dining carr
IS5 Dining Carr 3.25 Dining Carr 35S. T. y lDinine
Carr. 455 Dining Carr. SIS Dining Carl. T5S. SIS
S.55. rs D. m, 70 10 night.
Ticket Offices Nos. 46 1884 III and PSI Broadway, 49,
Fifth Avenue below 2Sd ST. 263 Fifth Avenue (eornei
29th ST.. I Astor House; West Twenty-th1rd stree
Station. and stations foot OF Deshrosses and Cortand
Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street 9S Broadway
and Pennsylvania Annex Station. BROOKLYN; Station
Jersey City. The New York Transfer Company viii
call for and check baggage from hotels and residences
through to destination.
Telephone 914 Eighteenth Street, Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service
J. B. HUTCHINSON J. P. WOOD.
General Manager Gen1 Passenger Agent.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

BInalo. Nov 1S.-Flour firm Wheat-Spring quiet;
20 80 hard spot cariSads 79e winter strong; No red
no corn 59l2c; No do. 5s12c. Oats firm No white
s5G; No mixed, S254c: No do 31%c. Barley, 490
oec RyeNo l. 55zc. Canal freights stronger; wheat
4i%c; corn, 35sc. 10 New-York.
Chicago. Nov. 13-The leading futures ranged as fol
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NAVAL STORES.

The local market was shade hrmer IN owing
slight betterment Savannah but the local demand
very moderate Rosn hrm. Tar ruled steady firm
unchanged prices. We quote
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-on and machine bbls. 539
TAR-Pine hbIs. 81 IS. oil bills s. 40.
ROs1N-Common u good strained. 81 1881 7T11; D.
81 50; f. 81 So; F. 81 30; c. 81 9J; II, 81 TO- 81 4Od
s. 30; X S.: NJ. 81 so; n 81 90: W G. 81 %, and W
STOCK ON HAND.
=,
Lai Luz Dds
Wilmington Nov f3-Spirits turpeutiue firm 4ac re-
ceips AZ casks. Rosin 81 25HS2 80: 700
bbIs Crude urpentiue firm 81 70aS3; receipts 20 bbIs
Tar firm. 81 40; receipts lT2 bills
Savans AL Nov. I-Turpentne closed firm 5Oisc: re-
ceips i927 bills sales. COS; exports. 2S5. Rosn frm:
receipts. 3Os7 bbs; sales. 1924 exports zoo Quoted
A r. G r. 81 40; z 81 45: F, 81 so: g. 81 CO. H. ST 50:
81 O5; X. So NJ. 81; N So 80: W c. 50 W W 81 Is
Charleston Nov. l3-Turpentine and rosin unchanged
London Nov l3-TurpeutineSprts. 37s lOiad Resin
American strained. As load; fine. 9s Cd.
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coiton onange special IAFeFpoo ea5les go Go.ioa
sna export 500 American 1900: receipts 1900 Ameri.
can, 2000; middling upland. s.ssd. Futures opened
Steady 70 points advance Closed quiet. net 2egSa
sssn,s advance November 4s5d;
ana February-Nsrch 2sQ4 2sd; March-ApriL April
-, May-June JuneJuly and July-Ansnsb $50 Man
chester yarns Eteady. Cloth offers too Low.
FLOUR AND sfEALS-Gettins little commence from
le wheat Eteadness buyers TOOK nold win some
or and fair business resulted az oo ngneS sPring
etenR f40S4 Is; BtraishtE - 80 - oos Nlh.er
aents s. o0aSs co. spring clears. - 2o ~; eara 10
NnieL g 9593S TO- extra No winter sT ~, AZ
80 s220s28 spot and arrive. .sOs WHAT
fLoU-steaay: quoted 50 25@s2 80 spot and 20 arrive
.ss...RYE FI>DUF-Dull; quoted: Fair 20 Eoo1 - ooT
8 90; choice 20 fancy. IS ssass So ooilAMEAI'-
eAGMEAI-niat: quoted: Fine white and yellow 81 IS
~ e. coarse 25Gsl 81 .EEEDSteaog'
Spring bran spot $50 90; sacks 20 arrive 2o 10 sll
Sc n zoo n sSes INV teea sisgSis 80: Iinsees OF cake
sA 90; corn on cake s2s 25: honiny chop ga olneai
s-t g00s27 - -.
phAIH-WH3AT-sustsned by very IT, 80 u ues
tt export Demand continued unsatisfactory
and ID -erngs wheat ruled from stescy 70 hrsn
~ day, closed scUkc net higher =, s
a times Efsgnaflt
- tAs culness nobody appeared 10 favor aggressive
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THE LEADING HOTEL OF LAKEWOOD.

THE LEADING HOTEL. OF LAKEWOOD.
the convenience patrons Lakewood Hotel
has opened an office at 249 Fifth Avenue. at Twenty
eighth Street where all information
accommodations rates, may obtained BY calling
at the office communicating with by telephone QO03
Madison Square, be relieved attending 20 the
sometimes annoying little details OF tickets seats.
baggage. etc.
THE LAKEWOOD HOTEL OPENS NOVEM-
BER 18TH
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO
posals for Dredgng. viii be received the Bursau
OF Yards Docks Navy Department. Washintor 1srt1
o'clock November % 1902 and then ana fhe-- n,,s
Icly removing 500 cubic wards n,or a.
OF material from waters OF Navy Yard League Isl
Plan and specifications he me f,I-
reau or will furnished by the Commandment OF me navy
yard named MoRDECAI T. ENDICOTT, Chief OF BIZ
raau. October IS, 1902
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-14

COTTON-Operations a the Cotton Exchange continue
anon and while the market has been with
cut further fluctuations the direction Of sentiment
generally favorable better conditions especially II
frost forecast, should occur in the near future
The market opened steady unchanged prices 20 de
cline OF points and subsequently showed considerable
rregularltv. prices being ld2 points above
IRE closing the previous day few positions:
another time showing net loss OF SdD points sno
unchanged prices decline OF
POINTS. The weakness most marked In the more
sem0te positions There change IN November,
while the decline in December was only points
= limited that the January longs have been absoro
December cotton 20 the extent that they had qllaated
preparation for bull movement N DeceIn-
her a January. the ground that the present
prices South offer profit IN shipping cotton mere
s1r delivery NoVeu Der December contracts while
Of long interests from January 10 December
bun interests % one month ahead OF
January movement Trading to-day very active
THROUGHOUT the session the market showed frrn unoer
wiki houses buying largely on the reatEe
stability fhe Southern SPOT markets and IN view OF me
Of cotton is not al al In Keeping
with the large claims recently made by houses Mt
The improved condition OF " al
Street AFFAIRS leading investment demand IN
other hand. weather reports from me
cotton ger rally pretty good and this phase OF
fhe checks the demand for cotton somewhat
TRADE ~ cotton goods IS fairly active.
The q contract prices IN the local market to-day
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MARLRoRoUGH Hors

STONE. RON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTION
Atlantic Citys newest and most modern hotel. Sea
water in all baths Telephones bed rooms and many
other original features Eau and Winter specially
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS.
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VIRGINIA.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions The Tribune
N received a their Uptown Office.
No. 1,364 BROADWAY,
Between Both and S7th SITS. until o'clock p m
Advertisement. Will be received az the following
offices regular Office rates until o'clock D. m viz:
3. e 23d f3ss tith-uye,.
Igth-st-: 81 East I4th-st.t 257 West he
tween 9Th and Sth EOS West I25th-st.t LARS
sd-aVe-. between 10Th and nth I.O26 3d-nye,.
6lst-st. I,sOS 1st-nye., S9th-st I57 East
I25th-St.t 756 fremont ave.t $50 3d-aye.. near
41st-sJ.; 554 3d-nVe-i no Bleecker-st.S SD
BIeecEer-st- brooklyn, y. N.-2I6 COurt-st.:
2I5 Smith-st-; 1,O04 Gates Newark, - u
-704 BrOad-st. Also at A. d. I. Offices
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5urrogates' Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Frank T. Fitzgerad Surrogate Of the County OF
York, notice is hereby given having
claims against Daniel r. COe. late OF the County OF
York Borough OF Manhattan. deceased to present
vouchers thereof the their
place transaCtng business. No Room
3d. the City OF New York before 3Oth day
March
Dated New York 25th day OF September. 1902
BELLE GEISSE. NELLIE FUGUET. Executrlces
x Reed. Attorneys Exscutrices Broadway,
York
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A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribuns
- received a their Uptown Once,
NO. 1854 BROADWAY,
Between 36fh and SIth until o o'clock =
Advertisements viii be received az the following
ONCE until O'Clock d
254 Sfh-aye.. .. e. I'D 15ss
12th-st.; 0Z East 14th-st-s 20 West 4:a-st-.
tween 9TH ayes: 263 West I23fh-Sr.s 1.3.,S
between 10th T7th sts.; 1,O.6 3d-aye-,
1coth-sr.; s56 Tremont-ave.s $50 3d-aye-. near
4ist-sr.s 554 3d-aSe.s 21O Bieecker-st.s BIS
Hleecker-st Brooklyn. v N-216 Court-ss-.
215 Smtrh-stg 1904 HateS-aNe. Newark. n. j.
-704 BrOad-st- Also A. d. T of-c.A
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Foreign Coffee Cables-Rio-Coffee market steady; No
RIO 4Si25 Exchange. 4 1920; receipts 5000 bags:
cleared for the United States 5000 bags; cleared for
Europe 5000 bags stock. $50 900 bags santos-Cofee
1890: receipts S6O
hays. stock. .665. 600 hays Hamhurg-Codee market
opened = pig lower, 80 y pig lower;
5000 Havue-Cofee market opened irregular,
:. franc lower; y declined = franc; al 3 p
steady: September October advanced = franc other
months advanced = franc; $50 unchanged: total
r. les haEE
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

FOR BALTIMORE AND wASHINGTON-Fsso
80 so siTsO a NJ. sLoO 200 t'34O. 500. 300
p NJ s1215 Mdt-
Iron Liberty street only sDaly. fDaily, except
Sunday. sSuniay only +Paror 'ars only IVA Tam
Ofices Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry. House.
ia 26i 49, 1900 Broadway. 1S2 5th Ave .
Sruare West I5S f25th 273 West 125th 24S
C6luubus Ave. York: Court ST.. 3ff $50 Fulton
Ct prOOklvu- Broadway. williamsburg Few
Transfer Co for and checks baggage to destination.
q. RESI4ER. G NJ BURT.
General Manager. General Pass'r
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

- Ahner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County OF New
YORK. Notice Is hereby given 70 all persons having claims
deceased. the wh vouchers thereof
his place transacting business.
O. William H Klnksf. 83 Nassau
OF Manhattan. In the City OF New York.
fore OF December next
Dated New York. the O May. 1902.
PATRICK DOYLE. Administrator.
WILLIAM IT. KLINKER, Attorney for Administrator.
93 Nassau Street. New York
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autumn Resorts.

NEw-JERsEY.
THE HOTEL THAT MADE LAKEWOOD FAMOUS
7THIIE LAKEWOOD HOTEL,
LAKEWOOD. " J.
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READING SYSTEM

NGADsGao ~ - @fs1
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL II. r.
Liberty street and sOGth Ferry-0ims from sOura
Ferry hve minutes eaTiitrl
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND
MAUCH CtUNh-z4-0O (I-15 EastOn only. 10 A NJ,
10 500 10 - EastOn only) P ~ Sundays "a IS
yILKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-z4OO 91O A.
Soc p sundays. "A % A. W.
LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER AND BARNEGAr-
z4OO A NJ. 1870 g 40 Lakewood Ony). 4SO P. ~
sundays. A. NJ
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-tz4O 90 A. VI. II so
LONG BRANCH, AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
GROVE POINT PLEASANT AND SEAsHORE
POINTs-zAO0 $40, 1L3O A NJ, 353, 445. $50,
$40 P " sundays. except Oeean Grove. 900 A. 81
PRILaDELPHIA READING TERNINALl-ss425 3.
M - ~ 1000 T1IOO A. NJ, 1920. 100,
$3.50 " 90. tsOO. AGO. 500. 1900 1850. $500 P "a
s4-TTT 10 SNSD CHESTNUT sTREETs-S425 tssO s1OsO
oil 80 A. n. s1OO. +'3i0. 800. 200. 70 Is P. NJ
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTsVILLE AND
WILLIAMSBURG 400, z4-2S, $500. 70 10 90 10
100 a. NJ. Reading o3ly). Sl.OO, 20. 700 p M
Reading. Pottsville and Harrisburg only, t5OO P n
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C. Thomas, Surrogate OF the County Of
against Simon Wolf. late Of the County Of New
York the with vouchers
subscriber at her place Of transactz business
no T53 Ninth Borough OF Manhattan. City
OF New York before the first day December
Dated New York. the 18th day OF May. 1902
PAULINE WOLF, ExecutriI-
WILLIAM H KLINKER. Attorney for ExecutrtI 60
Street New York.
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III PrRSrANCE OF AZ ORDER or HOS.

FRANK T. FITZGERALD. Surrogate the County
Of New York notice Is hereby given to all persons having
against Randolph w. Townsend, OF the
County deceased to present same with
the subscriber.
acting business the Office OF Townsend. Dyett & Levy
PAT Broadway. Manhattan Borough. The City OF
New York. before the 18TH day OF March
Dated New York. the fourth day OF September 1902
JANE A. TOWNSEND,
TOWNSEND DYETT & LEVY. Executrix
Attorneys for Executrlx.
pa Broadway. N. Y. City. Manhattan Borough.
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STOCK on HAND.
SOUTHERN corroN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL corToN MARKET.

'Not included in totals.
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WON PAPE. ERNST-IN PURSUANCE OF

Il
order of Hon. Abner c. Thomas Surrogate OF
the County York. Notice Is hereby given all
persons having claims ainst Ernst Won Pape.
County New York, deceased 20 present the
with vouchers thereof 20 the subscribers at their place t
transactng business the office OF William Grevel
7ss Bro-Gway. Room. p. Borough Of Manhattan. New
York City. or before the goth day OF January 1908.
WILLIAM GREvEI.
NATHANIEL DOYLE.
ROBERT Z FRANCE
Executors.
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan New York City
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Receipts OF breadsuns al interior points ~ pIb s
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
St. Genevieve's Bell.

(Written by a Sister of the Ursulin
Convent, Santa Rosa, on the occasion o
the blessing of St. Genevieve's bell in Tn
Catholic church at Sebastopol)
Tween heaven and earth, in one fai
dell,
Suspended is a sweet-toned bell;
Blessed for Gods use, ii bangeth there
To call the village folk to prayer.
In time of JOY, the country round,
Doth echo back each joyful sound,
As peal on peal doth music weave
From that sweet bell, St. Genevieve.
on Sunday morn the vine-clad hill
Reverberates its music STILL
And sons of toll with JOY receive
The message Of st. Genevieve.
its dulcet tones have magic power
To call to mind the prayerful hour;
They seem to say. List, and receive
The loving call of Genevieve.
When Sorrows mantle falls to earth,
And tears succeed to sound of mirth,
When loved ones take their final leave,
Then sadly tolls st. Genevieve.
Yes. tolls and tolls. sad-voiced and low,
A sharing i'm her children's woe;
Yet i'm each knell these words are said:
"Ah, breathe prayer for the dead.
Peal on. dear friend, in times of joy,
And softly toll when sorrows cloy,
Endeared to all, as all believe,
is our village bell, st. GeneVieve.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12

is apt to give the wearer dowdy
look.
A good plan is to have perfectly plain
+. Is. stocks-to be worn unstarched or
II starch is preferred, just the least
! niue DIT, and with them turnover
fancy collars with ties to match.
The linen embroidered is perhaps the
most used and the best wearing.
These are lovely.
Then another kind is made of pretty
handkerchiefs, using two ends of one
Tor the collar and the other end for the
tle A pretty belt and stock shown in
high-class store was made of white
huck, worked in plain stitch Roman
coloTs. This last, worn with a white
waist, would give style to anybody.
Perhaps in getting ready the summer
outfit, pieces of lace and embroidery
were left over. Look over the scraps
and pick out pretty little flowers in the
lace, and applique on lawn ties.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Cure for Consumption.

CTranslated from FL Monitor Meii-
cano. by Richard Fellows, for the Mon
itor)
There lives in Mexico an Indian doc
tor who guarantees the cure of con-
sumption by treatment simple and eff
fective, the recipe for which we give
/ with a view of diffusing among oH
readers a remedy that may be bere-
fetal to any who wish to try it.
The recipe is as follows: Six dientes
or Gloves" of head of garlic daily.
taken in any way to avoid cloying or
repugnance to the flavor and odor of
the garlic. The patient should protect
the chest by the use of woolens and
should avoid sudden changes of tenn
perat ure, taking care to retire early
and rise late. The food should be
restorative, nutritious and easy of di-
gestion, such as fresh, juicy meat, eggs,
milk, etc.
The treatment will be aided by the
following indictments, viz.
Cod liver oil taken with ypo-phos-
phate of lime and glasswort. and for a
drink should be used exclusively a de-
coction of walnut leaves on account of
the iron it contains. Besides, the pa
tent should battle the whole body twice
a week, the bath being momentary and
followed by a brisk rubbing with a
towel, With this remedy, the aforesaid
Indian has obtained the most satisfac-
tory results in Mexico
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-07-12
Ironing Shirt Waists.

If the shirt waists are wanted very
stiff they should be thoroughly dried
before starching: If only moderately
so, about half dried. The closer the
weave of the goods the thinner the
starch should be. The cuffs should be
ironed first and require an iron as hot
as can be used without scorching. Box
lronSare nicer for strached things than
the ordinary fiatirons, as, not having
TO touch the stove on their surface.
they are cleaner. keep their heat (from
the red hot heart inside) longer and
are not so liable to scorch. The lat
ter, however, will do very well if they
are kept scrupulously clean. Take a
clean piece of rag and wet it, wiping
over both sides of the cuff with it
to prevent the iron from sticking. Iron
first very lightly on the wrong side.
then lightly on the right; heavily on
the wrong side, then heavily on the
right These seemingly trivial details
are important, because the iron will
stick if applied heavily at once. and
if the cuff is finished on the wrong
side instead of the right, it leaves a
ridge where the edge of the cuff is
turned in. Keep on ironing till the
cuffs and collar are both perfectly dry.
Never change an iron while doing a
cuff.
An iron must always be scrupulously
clean for starched pieces. Some people
use bath brick and olive oil to clean
them, but a rag dipped in kerosene
does just as well. and this will also
help to prevent the iron from sticking.
If there are frills to be goffered they
should be done when half dry; all
trimmings should be ironed first on the
wrong side.-The Deiineator.