HINTS ABOUT ;
fc-e a h
Ilouie-Mado Shoe Polisher.
If you hare any bits of velveteen,
make up into bags about four inc'ies
wide, and seven or eight hiehes long.
Stuff -with rags or wadding, and the
bags make a splendid polM'.er tor glace
kid boots or shoes, etc.
How to Keep If.
To keep ice. put it in a deep di-'.i
or jug, cover it with a ph.lo ami place
the vessel on a pillow .siufted wirti
feathers and cover the top will) atsolliet
pillow, by this means excluding t lie
external air. Feathers are avc-H Known
'bad conductors of heat, and hi conse
quence the ice Is preserved front melt
ing, lee may Ue so prefer vctWor six ot
fight days. The plan is .simple ami
within the reach of every household.
To Remove Stains Front X.iiicti.
, Tar may be removed from liueu by
rubbing the stain with butter and liien
washing it out with warm Aval or and
turpentine. Paint and varnish come
out with turpentine. Ink aurt almost
any stain that will not come out by
the methods given may be removed by
weak oxalic acid and ieraou juice. Dis
solve a tablespoonful of oxalic acid and
one of lemon juice in a pint of rain
"water and keep it on hand in a bottle,
As soon as the spots are removed,
"wash out the slain mixture iu cleat
cold water.
System in Housework,
The good housewife makes plans
over night for the work which must be
done the following day. Probably a
considerable share of it falls to a spe
cial day in each week, but there will be
a number of things to do -which are out
of the regular routine, and for these
the must plan so that she will not have
jthem all crowding upon her at once
sand either being neglected because
they are so many or taken iu hand and
carried through at the cost of health
and spirits.
A desire for economy sometimes "will
incite a woman to a most foolish ex
penditure of energy, which in really a
very bad kind of extravagauce. For
instance, she has been pa-riiculfirly-j
busy all day and is feeling tired, wheii
in comes a neighbor who teP her of
the great flannel sale. Iu a uroment
ehe thinks of little Popsy's -flamiel pet
ticoatsthe child really must have new
ones and off she rushes to setttro -Hie
material and returns, delighted lo have
got it at a few pennies under the
visual price. As a matter of fad, that
flannel Avas a dear purchase, ft was
like the proverbial straw -which broke
the camel's back, for the next day the
housewife is cither moping about, feel
ing incapable of Avork. or she is yros
trated Avith a severe headache. Phi li
ning Avould saA-c this kind of tiling,
ar.d prevent the crowding iuio one day
the Avork of two.
In planning and estimating a day's
work some allowance should always
be made for interruptions ami for lite
.work taking longer than was anlici
pated. "With too many "irons in the
tire" such hindrances as a visitor or
having to console a crying child in
Mime little trouble make it d if lieu It
to keep that calm, sweet temper which
is necessary to the woman who is not
merely the mainspring of lite machin
ery of the household, but its good an
gel, avIio makes it home indeed to all
who dwell there. Washington ?inr.
recipes
Ilice With Cheese Steam or boil one
cupful of rice until tender; cover the
Imttom of a buttered pudding dish
with the cooked rice, sprinkle clots of
butter over; sprinkle will grated
cheese; add a dash or two of cayenne
pepper; alternate these layers until the
rice is used and about one-quarter
pound of cheese; pour over one and a
half cups of milk and spread over the
top buttered bread crumbs; put in a
juiek oven and bake until crumbs are
brown,
' Spanish Pickles Slice tuialy one
peck of tomatoes, also slice four onions;
sprinkle one cupful of sail over these
alternate layers and let ' Klanfl" over
night; in the morning drain nnd put
in a preserving kettle; add oue table
spoon of cloves, oue ounce of allspice
lorries, half an ounce of pepper corus,
one-half cup of brown mustard iseed.
one pound of brown tugar, four green
peppers finely chopped: ,'m;i vinegar
pEough to cover; bring s'.uwiy to t lie
bri'Iing point and boil -thirty minutes;
til jars.
HINTS .FOR LITERARY PEOPLE.
A German Publisher's Rather Ex
pressive Views.
The Author, ot London, publishes
the following "literary hints for the
wealthy and cultivated." which, it
sajs, were taken from a German pub
lisher's advertisements:
A gentleman does not give his
daughter a dowry of from five to fifty
thousand pounds and forget to pro
vide her with a bookcase.
A gentleman does not have a full
wine cellar and empty book shelves.
A gentleman does not use eau-dc-cologne
and read greasy volumes from
a circulating library.
A gentleman does rot borrow good
works which he is in a position to
buy.
A gentleman does not talk about the
latest literature when he ia acquainted
only Avith what has been said of it
by the reviewers.
A gentleman does not cut books
Avith his fingers, oven after having
washed his hand:-..
A gentleman does not possess a box
of carpenter's too!s, but no paper
knife.
A gentleman does not receive books
for review and give, them away or
coll tnern without opening them.
A gentleman docs iy.t make pres
ents only of things Avhich are entirely
without intellectual value.
A gentleman does not send to hi?
bookseller for a parcel of books on
approval, and after having' read them,
return them, saying that none of them
suit' him.
A gentleman does not buy only
sixpenny cheap editions.
A gentleman does not depend for
his reading upon the daily journal? '
and illustrated weeklies.
G0N8RESSMAN
Wf RPR
(To The IV-ru-ua Medicine (Ji., of Cj!i.',,iS!" 0.)
"Pe-ru-xia- is All You OlakO- Far It,
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Congressman 1). F. Wilbrr, of Oe.eor.ta, N". Y., writes:
The t'ei'Uita Medicine Co., Col tun bun, Okio:
( e n 1 1 e in cn,ltefH ita ded bi a friend I have tried your remedy' tt nd
1 have almost fully recovered after thq use of a lew battles. I am fully
convinced that Pemna is all '.you claim for it, and 1 cheerfully recom
mend your medicine to all who are a filiated with catarrhal trouble. ,f
David F. W liber.
A Do r it i
GS, 000,000 comir.on iiioctt.
DO mil Sold at Par.
W. L, D:tiglas rs'aini all Ccmm'.n Slock.
'J'ii.' I'n'fcTrd .'Itovkof the W. I . I)u:t!a.i Slioc Cdiii
i -any iiavn lii'der I h:ri M;ivlni:.s Hanks or liovcrniiiHiit
15,,'icl. j:very diilliir ot hfork ollcrcil llio pr.llii- Ii.vh
Jbs WfiW)n):'9fM!sl i'.VPl, V.'. I..
"i'iN colli iuuf.i to own
oiw-lmlf of Hi liiibtwsj.iiml
Vfc J j.i li IVI1IMIII I llC ill'tlTB lli-tt'.l
V ? Of t:'' ci'iiH'!!:.
Vfe 'I'lite tiusir.pc is not M cn-
4i7;(io,-yp!-l iiropi-i't. it is ;
'.Ii':n. I.otl llrll llivill!irt h:iv.
fyj ''. Tlif ju'' lnt)iil.liuiitH'i.
rw5t!' s-' L l lit..' wpii.t v,'"'J,HtlK
P"& f 1 iOiHtyBHI fit HUIHl M'fffT
'iWWWk? 7 rro-p rtw, iti"1 Jia at-
5:Tiili::il on the urpfiTred iitui-k if fl.(XK:,(Ki(i.
't'nf Kfitmiil liisiiu's now in W.MK it is irt'ivnsinn
vi-rv r igidly, :i:nl will eiinal S7,ifli lev Hit" y:ir l(iU3.
Tin- (.ic-iorv i now turnmi; out, WHi iaiti of lil'-w r
iluv, tttni mi adlilion to th plnnti is .w-'.ni: lull it Which
tVIIVS
n!'u-. TIiith l;ot. Iicmi
y.w in flu! paw twelve when
tlx" liurii'iesa not e.'inifii
fi aciual i-flNlr mncii inoi"
. iii till' lunourttimvt'Miirjr
a p'loil y to lu.msvnair ivr riny.
will io'r.1'iiK I he
Tilt; ri-.tiion I am nfleriiHt the I'l-HfjWert Stook ic'sale
rS tO pf"fpi'tH!lt! tlu tUlSllVKil.
If von wiMi to invest, in tho best sjo?v linsinow in
world, which is piTinam-nt, ami roii'ive 7 tvr tiil. on
your moiipy. 1011 c:in purrhnsi' one Rhuifnriiioro inti'ii'
W il Imsini'!. Si'iid uioncv l-v cashier' check or fi'rilM
lied check. tuiMta imyablu to Y. I.. Iin;;l:it'. if tfipfl
is no 1 1 ii in your town, send money !y t'xiiiv"
jjoi otlicc imwrcy order!!.
l'nispi'i-ins jjivinir full information almiT lliis prcat,
T!I pnit'-tahlo Imsinc-in sent npon npiilicarion. Addrett
W. 1.. lii ockloii. Miih.
THE
Jumped Into Engine Stack.
A dispatch from Joplin, Mo., Eays:
Owen Greelish, of Leavenworth, Kas.,
was killed between . Lebanon and
Springfield by jumping into tho fun
nel of the locomotive smoke stack on
the west bound St. Louis and San
Francisco passenger train. The dis
patch says the young man committed
suicide. He climbed to the top of
the water tank and when the train
stopped jumped into the smoke stack
whooping as he leaped. He was
pulled out by the train crew horribly
burned and died in a few moments.
His body was taken to Lebanon. Gree
lish 's brother, in this city, knows noth
ing of the details, but denies that the
death was suicidal. He says . that he
received a postal the day before and
that his brother did not seem dejected
or liable to kill himself. .
I P?-i u-jiii a Vrcvi'ntlve Htul Cure for CoUN.
! Mr. ('. F. Given. Sussex, X. !'-.. Vii-e-
j President iC the Pastime Rxiting Club,
j a. rite i:
I 'Whenever the cold weather sets in I
I hav? for years pa.st been very stive to eatch
j a severe cold, which was hard to throw
i oft. and which would leave after-effects
j on my constitution the most ot the win
I tor.
j "Last winter T was advised to try Pe
i ruit.i, and within five days the cold was
! broken up, and in live days more 1 was a
j well man. 1 recommended it to several of
my friends, and all speak tne highest praise
for it. There Is nothing like Per una.
jor catarrhal afflictions. It is well
nigh, infallible as a cure, and 1
fjladly endorse it." C. F. Given.
A I'romittent ainur Pavol From Los of
Voice.
Mr. Julian Weissslitz, 115 Fencea street,
Buffalo, X Y.. is corresponding secretary
of The Sang'" -'st, of New York; is the
leading aecq, ss of the Sangcrlust, the
B. B. B. SENT FREE.
Cures Blond anil Sklti Dineasea, Cancers,
Itching; Hmnori, I'osie Pain.
IJotnnie Elood Lahn (B. B. B.t cures
Pimples, seabby, scaly, itching Eezetu,
Uloers, T-atiug Sore:-, Scrofula. Blood
l'oisojt, Jkiae Faias, Swelli.'jgs. Kheuiiia
lism, Caaeer. Especially advised for chronic
easo.s that doctors, patent medicines and
Hot BvH'ing.4 fil to cure or help. Htrcngt li
ens weak kidneys. Druggists, $1 per
larga bottle. To prove it cures B. B. B.
Hont free by writiug Br.oon Balm Co..
12 Mitoiioil Street, Atlanta, Ga. Descrih-t
trouble ,"iad free medical advicw sant i;i
sealeil letter. Medicine sent at once, pre
paid. All we ask is that you will speak a
good word for B. B. B.
largest German singing society i-f New
York, and also the oldest.
In 18!! The Sangcrlust celebrated its
fiftieth anniversary with x large celebra
tion in New York City. The following ia
his testimony:
"About two years ago I caught a severe
cold whi'.e traveling, and which settled
into catarrah of the bronchial tube, and
so affected my voice that 1 was obliged
to cancel my engagements, in distress I
was advised lo try J'erir.ta, and although I
had never used a patent medicine before
I sent for a bottle.
"Word but illy describe my surprise to
find that within a lew days 1 was greatly
relieved, and within three weeks J was en
linHy recovered. I ant never without it
now, and take an oceasional dose when I
feel run down." Julian Weisslitz.
If you do not derive jtrompt and satisfac
tory results from the use ot Peiutia write
at once to Dr. Hartniatt, giving a fill ! state
ment of your ease and he will be pleased
to give you his valuable advice gratis.
Address Dr. Ilartman, President of The
Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Ohio..
rt.T.is cnxjtrxox GHAItf and rKANUT
niltES i . KliS M fj 1 all others liv ti'iv ouun-
a ilt.y ami nuailry ot its work, and durttMHty of
lis eoijm ruction. 1 Iwej sizes for sfpam and: treait ,
pciwr-r. For t ree i-h(uIkiu;, prleos.ti'rms, At, adilress,
tlt'AI. IMIllKiO, oeiioral At iit. Hurness, V
Money Savin' Catalog
J . snot coj
tor a rostai
So. 43.
II .mi cfd with
fU T. il a
Thompson's Eye Water
The jaw of the shark furnishes the best.
Watchmaker's oil. In each shark is found
about half a pint.
All He Was Paid For.
The leader of the band frowned as
he brought the music to a standstill
in the middle of a bar.
"Say, Pumpernickel," he demanded,
in a loud whisper, "what do you mean
by playing a lot of half notes -where
there should bo whole?'
Pumpernickel took the horn off his
neck.
"Veil," said he, "I make explan
tioniugs by you. You rememper clot
you cud down my vages to halluf,
don'd you?"
The leader stared in amazement.
He had done so, but
"Und so I gontinuings to make der
nodes out mid dis horn, halluf nodes,
until der vages vos restorded unto
whole vages. Aind it. yes?w
Sometimes a comedian can produce
a grave crisis Cincinnati Commercial-Tribune.
FACTS AND FIGURES.
The Caspian sea has only eleven
pounds of salt to tue ton of water; ths .
English channel has seventy-two
pounds and the Dead sea 1ST pounds.
Prempch's mother, now a prisoner
with the deposed king of Ashantee at
Elmira, has had fifty husbands, all of
whom, with one exception, were put to
death by her orders;. . w
Tlie churches that have coal in tls
East are hesitating between distribut-r
ing it to the poor or using it to heat up--their
rich parishioners. Birmingham
Age-Herald.
Laugh and the world laughs with,
you unless you laugh at your own.,
jokes. .
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but it cures RHEUMATISM
And. nil discixe. arinlnff from itHpuritir in the htooit. It jumitlvcJff will ttnt
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