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and tooth brush in their travelling boxes.
and unroll the linen that holds wniskbroon,
brushes and comb, hairpns and pins. Brush
the dress and skirt we'll and hang them on
the hooks out of the way. Brush the hair
mostly to remove the dust. AMI arrange II
compactly for the day, ptttin,, away in its
place each toilet article as it Is finished
From your wicker-coyered cologne bottle
pour a generous quantity into the water IN
the bowl, and. hanging all clothes out OF
the way. stand on the towels md take a
sponge bath from head to foot. The CO.
logne absolutely cleanses away all railway
dust, and the freshness resulting from such
a bath will make all the difference between
a comfortable and uncomfortable day.
Dress carefully and completely. and after
laying away everything in the safchel do
not fail to wipe the washsta nd and lay the
wet towels out OF the way. SO that your
successor may finS ff.e place orderly and
clean and dainty
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Over the Fireplace
In the hall of one hospitable home this
legend meets the eye: THE ornaments of q
house are the friends who frequent 1t. Il
is said that this motto decora ties the arch
over the fireplace in Mark Twain's drawing
room.
The riband scroll over the mirror in this
same reception hall bears the inscription:
Command a mirror hither straight that 1t
may show me what a face I have
Along the upper ledge Of the white enam-
eled bookshelves in the library are the
words, Firm friend. refreshment rich. and
source of consolation"
Over the bed hangs a large card In a
white Florentine frame wherein we read in
plain letters. Come and sleep. o. sleep. the
certain knot Of peace
On the door Of the nursery at the end OF
the hall is an inscription which lures one
within: "a doleful place this world would
be were there no little people in 1t" On the
walls of the room are displayed sundry
maxims to help the little people: Manners
are not idle," mot deed without a day to
crown it.
Over the dining room is: ''Ths more the
merrier."
No people have shown such a fondness
for notices and texts OF all Sorts as INC
Germans. Their jugs and tankards display
a bewildering variety Of matchless comic.
and gay. During the middle ages the re-
ligious side of their nature was more prom
inent A walk through the streets Of any
old town in Germany brings to light many
quaint old text or motto. over doorways,
upon bells, china, and various pieces OF fur
niture. A text running over the fireplace IN
the country house of Chauncey Depew is g
reminder quite In the spirit Of these old
time texts: 20 ye fire and heat, bless We the
LordI"s from the Benedict the song OF the
three children in the fiery furnace.
Some People
Prefer not to use soap at all for delicate
muslins, though when mild. good soap ID
used there scarcely is any objection. The
substitute used is wheat bran. Boil about
two quarts in water. let 1t cool. and strain
the liquor. which may be used in place OF
soap, taking out the dirt. keeping the color.
and also stiffening slightly at the same
time, thus obviating the need Of starch I'M
less the dresses are wanted extremely stin.
In this case only one rinsing water should
be used. as repeated rinsngs would take
out the slight stiffness.
Hard water, always prejudicial to wash
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Enchanting

Enchanting
Indeed, to the lovers OF the beautiful are
the art shades shown in the shops. They are
made In many styles and designs in the
loaded glass effects. There are the suspen-
sion art glass ones for the library and din
Ing rooms, supported by heavy chains ana
fitted for gas electricity, and also can be
arranged for kerosene. The designs tor IL
braries are In art nouveau. oriental, Japa-
nese, such as wistaria. and IN geometrical
patterns. and for dining rooms mostly come
in fruit patterns. grape cherries, etc. Some
of the glass ones come In tones OF green
and gold. and they are made in all sizes
and shapes. They vary in price from NO TO
$50 according to design, for You can have
your pattern made to suit any particular
style Of furnishing you may wish to use II
with. .
There also are many beautiful shades IN
Japanese metal lined with silk which gives
the effect fthe loaded glass and comes
cheaper. for a nice shade of that descrlp-
ton can be purchased for $i', and theie e
also are artistic and effective ones of sapa-
nese grass cloth. which Is imported In me
plain cloth and made into many ianc Iui
shapes and decorated with hand Painting.
In the same department may DC io"'o
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#@kAl AROUND HOUlF

ing, is, of course, especially Objectionable
to perishable dainty garments. With buns
and grays, either in. linen or muslin. 1t
seems to have a spotting tendency. These
colors are little hard to wash In any case
Black pepper Is said to remedy their ten
dency to fade out and spot, and It slightly
softens the water. Use about tablespoon
full
A method Of permanently fixing the DIFF
ferent shades of blue from the palest up to
the much less perishable darker shades Is
by soaking for a few hours in a pain OF
water into which an ounce Of sugar Of lead
has been dissolved.
Hot water starch is mixed in the follow
ing proportions: One tablespoon of starch
tie boiling water before mixing, taking care
not to pour In the dregs; quarter inch OF
tallow candle. two tablespoons cold water.
with enough boiling water to make into
stiff jelly. Dissolve the starch in cold water,
add the borax and tallow candle. dissolved.
before adding the boiling water.
The Cellar
In the first place must he dry. bone dry.
II the nature of the ground upon which the
house stands is such that this first essential
cannot be secured even by drainage. then
by all means fill the cellar up and in SO do
ing rid the conscience Of a big responsible
ity and the house OF a death trap.
Surprising the cellar to be dry, the next
means Of secondary Importance. clean.
Never allow decaying rubbish or vegetable
matter to remain. even for SO short time
as q day, on the floor or In the bins. Neglect
Of this precaution seems little thing and
sometimes is, yet, again. its disastrous re-
suits often are far reaching. physician
traced the cause OF a scourge OF malignant
diphtherit, which laid low a whole family,
to some forgotten cabbage leaves left to rot
in the cellar.
In cleaning the cellar flood it with air and
sunlight Then empty 1t of all supplies and
movable objects. such as barrels ana boxes,
sweep and clean out the stationary bins, re-
moving every shred of vegetable growth.
Then sprinkle them freely with copperas
water. which is an excellent distnfectant
and also drives away rats and other Vermln
Dust and wash the shelves with strong suds
and sweep down the walls and floors.
When every particle Of dirt and rubbish
has been raked from remote corners as well
as from the main portion Of the room treat
the walls to generous coating OF white
wash, made quite yellow with copperas,
daubing 1t we'll into the corners.
Never set barrels and boxes directly on
the floor, but elevated on two thick strips
of plank. one under each end, admitting a
current OF air.
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A w oman

A Woman
On the train should provide herself with
one OF the neat. stout little bags that hang
from the belt Here her hairpins. jewelry.
purse. gloves veil and small impedimenta
may be put for the night and the bag be
placed under the covers at her feet. where
Il Is much safer than at her pillow. In this
way there Is no danger OF small articles ct
attire being missed In the morning when
needed.
In the morning try to have three-quarters
of an hour to make your toilet This may
be secured either by rising before the 9TH
er women or by lying until they are
through. Slip on stockings and shoes, the
underclothes and a silk or flannel wrapper
over all. carrying the dress and petttcoais
across the arm and the satchel In the nfher
hand. Spread the satchel wide and take
out the sponge in its oil silk bag, the soap
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Cantaloupe. cream and peaches-Take
small cantaleupes and cut In half. care
fully removing all the seeds. Let one OF
for quart OF ice cream. FIJI the followed
half Of the melons with ice cream and lay
slices of sweetened peaches on top. II
more convenient, the melons may be flied
with whipped cream into which small
pieces of peaches have been stirred Flavor
this cream with bitter almond.
Orange, Banana and Apple Combination
Slice oranges, bananas and apples alter
nately into a glass bowl sweetening with
powdered sugar, and adding little chop
ped or shaved ice IL desired. In another
dish make dressing of one part olive oil,
two parts lemon juice and one part sherry
OF crushed mint to give flavor. When the
dressing is well mixed. pour over the fruit
and place the mint on top. .s-s.s--r
Fruit Punch-Squeeze the juice OF four
lemons and two oranges into a glass bowl
or pitcher. Add q small can Of shredded
pineapple and put in any berries that you
wish. Add a generous quantity of crack
ed ice and sugar to taste. A dash of rum,
a small amount OF water and a siphon of
drink. II served from a pitcher put a
generous bunch of mint on the top.
Iced Tea and Coffee-The tea should be
made fresh. but IL there Is not sufficient
time to make coffee anew 1T can be done
early In the day. Pour the hot tea over
ice add lemon juice and rind and Jamaica
rum. IL wished. Put the coffee, with a
Ized sugar. into q glass jar with shaved
Ice; cover with shaker and shake for
several minutes. This shaking makes it
light, foamy and delicious.
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Wbe-= n DD-n Auz Ezln1.
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Euess. N ZiTlufaaa ar sIBsriH, 5ust ate
arEme aE ahe funny Hturies al zlnas
countries wDriia be a ,Hsnu 1g4iirin gVs.r
here. Every GnnltTy aras ats Uvn aIrlr-
1inIilar lIrRnn NJ anmur. ana u lIUrze-
s:ir.is n q tine I'm Fnu mnEt aluvs bs.rn
bum N ma rDrItsE N lived there Son
mlny yraRrz- Tie laHaIndarx 4Ilpan-
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nHre my Sneg AEHe ehair afrrie 5Hies
hlhnut ths 9qunlitF N 1he nH flIey HDms-
times hEpe ~ dlrsirlks, ana other H1iisls.,,1s
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thin THrnantRse NJ Hhs IlsulIe WIN
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miEtu lIe There Ire alIImuruuBly ann
paHls in 1ralnnd M wall nE aE1murnus-
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EuIns 1ime ago raraiEsa a lattsr nrum
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All NY bBsszs GrBm eBwsr I'D erUVsr, and
me runaidsrsa they We're me most #e-
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mnEt ID tine Brnries wDulH M fine Il
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humuyUus larrurer being uuulils ID
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F0R RtNT-T'ig-ee 1fausnF ~ Null
i,a--r sr-asi, Il nu-awnad FINISH
i,ns t,Eres -esms ant nGZn, ne 5uI-
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EgTIeE

AN parsmB hEzang amy Gf1ms
RgEinst me #stEte NJ Mrs. Marie
earzf, dausnssS, VII HlsaHe presHuf
tine BEme 10 me n my af6ee nm
GHuH Etrest, GlElsbnrg, W. Va,
at once Alse m piHrsuns EnHsBtad
10 fine and eatais WIN lIaaHs present
tine sEus 10 me Il my said dffne.
L. C. Grille,
Admir- NJ 1hs aatEts d Mrs. Marie
GEHfs hanaaHaa y'5ls4.
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F0TN-4-A kew N lie lB=i uffiua
SundF7 evarznr Owner LED hEvR
sEms i,v ealing II JfliH nflcE, 11UI1i-
ttvI.r lCgwr7E Ind giarlng 5ar 1i1lF
nHIIcE ss9td.
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A A Rsr-sn, FinGh, Ark, writes
FIleys #unsy IND Tn n tine bast
grHpErElm I'm ruuEhk, colds ma
hing arDuble. i know EhEt ii has
'rurs6 consumption m the frsf
ESagsE TDu never hand a any
INNS uaIlr Fal#yFs Hansy and Tn
and mn halng HRtsisa- S1lH ag
Stlrm & W1lBnn.
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FOR EENT-I.1rrE. rpdl, furnish
a6 -nnlns. u maFt Desirable lpca-
INN IL civ. NJ eiLi5ran 3afa,-
-sncas exchanged INQUIRE II 4
BuwsI, 81 " Nam s1rea+ 2'5l2t
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FOR RENT-Tmr 1lyta1F1e FIR.
1is.te5 raana Ter IIrtr hauHs-
fs.eltl1,c fo nur-la5 aoul,ie wifi no
children. 4TgGy ny MadnE1nC
street i7m L. ty5Jft-
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FOE RENT-Csns sIz-rusm EgIEra-
mem. AL nPds-n -uuverIepess. A-Es-.
Iiy 10 A NJ ]. Cunningham, sgS
MsehGIiir street s!sI
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W4NTEn-Cs6F At mnre MN 1-s-
zer-ea. AuJff + Mrs. a O.
Wliiuurnrr- 81 31s North Fifth
s-ss- SiB1
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1lrST-E,arvs,sn C5,pu~r cret.F md
CRY, l. uGnd-spiGhal continuing
SlB.z.a paInrs und lad7s nlnaisG-
cilef. Fpda, WI piapsa raTurn Ia
1Da ] aiaErGrr -afTaa and -s,t.Ft I In
artl rsv,n-a. sgiglE
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F@E RENT-Furnishaa -HguH
FIlI1ubie 5ur aEtl housekeeping
4plily Il o1t &orBinaEtn I'VE. .sSI
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H7gR REGE- EmD furnished ruu1ns
1uHus II gsa Maahuaic srreai.
fat III 9B5B
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FOE SALE asuo5 Simif-Faa,rliss
tRsEr7tar, cheap. Can "a n5draas
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squire G. y. KaEhmun, 6hs naw-
u saIRtiea uREIHtrase at Gras#sIfl,
hus vaanests6 fhEt J4uHs Cni#s be
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sgrErs klEtmEn Inns bHan very fhnFy
during fle lev d1gs he inns fsan m
Office End sadly needs a nlMlun ID
The law 10 help him B1t.
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F0R RENE-I,azr-ufle furnished
rauns. with HG-l VIII I-Tvufe.
5rnify III West Pike 81 gSlEi
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WfSiHn one yaIr Il n mHs ahun
Rlslg EAST CaErkaburg WI hEns lwD
aumpafng rlilrna1 Etufium-
Bowen sEltt.
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FOR RENT-Two FURNISHED rooms
suirnids ~ gentleman, q nm
md Hles. Cal Il 3ft5 Meehu1iie
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