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The mark“)! at towglg commands The (ll'OEE stitching VydOiié Wet Ville ”ROME ‘March1 277—4P011'é 91119 (tel.
itself to many Mummy“, The mat. Piece of canvas thoroughly dud rub it ebrated mass yesterday when be ad
Vitiliai touch is pleasing, , __ . _ hard between Vthe bands, hetero try’ ministered the communion to the ser-
If one has not the time or ability. ms to pull out the threads. The wa Vvant's of the household
to do the marking In satin stitch—mud 131‘ and the rubbing take out the' The physicians in‘attendance visited
yet .thiscwork is not diiiicuit if one dressing used to glvenh‘c canvas stlft- and examined the pontiff both before
will but have patience and “newsman and malté the matter of thread and after the mass. and expressed
slice-Mlle latter; may be done in Pulling extremely simple. Vtheir satisfaction with his condition.
ordgmmch with excellent anectV M1,! 'dlut to return a moment to the more They. however advised him to main-
terns tic {aflow may be had in almost elaborate marking, that of the solid tain caution. ’
any oi the Vtashlon magazines, but af- lettering, 01‘ satin Stitch as it is “8- “
ter all is said and done, there is noth~ uaily called 11’ the stamping is‘ care-
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‘ fps, which has been rinsed With cold wa-
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V V' Orange Sponge Cake. 3 ”R
a“ pepper Five eggs, one cup auger, one clip
, bread flour, pinch salt. Break ease into
tW wen beaten em lbowi’; add the sugar and bent 15 mini
byes stand by“ cool then 'utes; sift the hour and Md, folding It
811868. diil' Vin egg aild m1. ivory lightly (do not beat atter ridding
. the flour.) Line pan with paper, pour
in the mixture and bake in oven 15
minutes. it In sheet or 30 minutes for
Ice with orange icing. Tails
the'juice at one orange and one- half
lemoV and,me until smooth with an-
'epréad JPliiladelphia
The popularity at laces and the stout of the most desirsbi
process of making real lace have till 1771' that any agreed! incense
wgiv'en great impetus to the machine 1was? scored. when a crude invention
made lace industry. As the demand was made Robert Frost, .
has increased it has been impossible Encouragement was gIVen to others
to supply it with the handmade var- to make: improvements on this im-
' it was not -.
by machinery, and by ,
which have made the imitations so Violin rynlacliine
closely resemble the handmade lace mechanic living near Nottkrglianl. in
that none but an expert can detect the early part or the last century, se-
tile difference between the machine- cured a patent on a successful inven<t
made and the genuine old love. Msn- tion and the machineunade lace lndus-V his more reflective than the thmebon- fully done the Working is wonderful-
uiacturers buy samples of real laces. try was fairly laufiched.1°wd Did English letters which graced ly simplified. ( ‘
study the patterns closely and room There is a wide variety in the quali- the samplers 1‘“ the days 02‘0“, srand- it is possible now to purchase an
duce them with surprising accuracy ties of machine made laces, some car-1 motherar » p , ““9“th “Emma“ 0* letters for
The origin of machinery for lace- rylllr but five warp threads to the The letters may be do”; in diff/8b stamping; nil that‘is necessaryis to
making dates buck to ‘lbe time when inch and others as many as 16. and out colors. according to tire races; or haste the ”We“ pattern mt" Place,
women supplied their families with the number of lbobbln threads also 111- the user. One fdno‘x is to have 2 dia- and ”“8“ W935 with "- warm “'0“ and
hand knitted hose. it was the cus 'fectg the coarseness of the mesh. One tinctiva color for each member of the “‘9 stumping ‘3 09mplet°d~
tom when women “went visiting" to may secure an idea of the intricacy of family, can the Newark :News: _V T” “1“" the “’0‘“ effective the
carry a little bag with their knitting, the work when it is considered that m the cross stitch is used 395 to it novice needs ‘0 appreciate “‘8 “9‘39"
and when they finished their house- :soms machines carry as many as 6.- my 0‘ 1’1“”in Fill the “me“ With whohave drifted into this condition
that the hatred canvas, Which is the . .
hold task; they found useful occupa- '750 bobbins. 1' guide in cross stitching, is of the right chain stitching. using flaming 00“” Veat simple f00de.0niy, slowly, reg-u-
tion in the clicking of the steel need- i The high state of perfection reach size mesh. For in“ guest towelors, otnot if” “0”“ quality, ‘0' the 9“" iarly and take Vino]. our delicious
lee. This custom opened the surfer 'Vcd by machine- made laces has caused perhaps the buck race-cloths get a 1’09"- 1‘0“ t"? ““3 stitch one 0‘3“ col liver‘snd iron tonic.
the gratification today of womens so :keen competition with the handmade finer cum,“ than am “sad W the ’°“" “1'3"“ Wm“ “maize“ flulsh. Mr. W. E. Waterlmuse. of Portland.
sire for laces. The process of lava» lproduot, one the latter at one time heavy Turkish towels. mtg this Vse— will be found very satisfactory. T3” Me. says: "My exileflem’e leads mo
tion was not completed in a day or Visit severely the inroads made into “my ,an place and then proceed 53"“ °‘ “N“K “19 ”“3” "“0““ to believe that no other remedy
a century, for n was nearly 250 years its trade by the new industry. to the letters taking care to m.“ an and “m” “’3‘ “u“ e“°°‘*‘3 ‘0 equals Vinol for stomach troubles
from the time of the first rude stoch- T0 Bills p'l'ecedenc'e to rein laces the stitches. in the same relative (m. 1““ as line a needle as the thread will After suffering for years and trying
inomakids machine to the invention and increase the demand. makers in 90mm That is. if the “m stitch In “my and 10 Place each stitch exaCt- an kinds or remedies silhout hell)
of the first bobbin not making ma~ .Ensland presented to Queen Adelaide each square i'iilia from left to “8M1” 0" “‘9 max M118 and as Close to 1118 Vinol cured my stomach trouble and
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American People Have Been (Vt-lied
iiurried ‘ und careless habits of-
eating, irregular meals and “foods
that do not11llar111cnlze, lend to weak-
en til’e digestive organs and result bit-111
different formso‘f stomach trouble.
it you are one otrthennfortnnatos
Chop one pound of fat pork free
e d n h if
on wk :21 11:51.“; we“: from lelin or rind so fine that it is al-
most like lord; pour upon it one half
boils un- Don' t let it lump
. . . , . pin't boiling water, add two cups dark
Vhiie cooking. Tilly will
.1 . . brown sugar, one cup New Orleans
molasses, one teaspoon soda stirred
into 1the molasses, one pouti‘d each
seeded raisins and stoned dates. chop-
Vpgd; one quarter pound shredded cit-
.1: ton. Stir in enough hour to make It
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will “we“ Mm ands nelson, cloves, ailspice. and nutmeg
r milk Fill the potato one in a moderate oven .«Tacoina
mixture, return to the oven .
tufted Pot-tone.
onV equal size When
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delicate 310‘ ii.—V-Hoilso 1?! ““9
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Cocoa Whip.
'.’ _ . V . BOUND OVER FOR BIGAMY.
NEW LONDON.
widow's géletiii :two clipsI word s. Sanctum, of New Yark city.
Waterwhree tablespoons cccoa.‘ was bound over to the Superior Court
iii) Boson. One- quarter tell1 by Judge Colt, in the police court re-
t‘. Soak the gelatin in tour centiy on the charge of bigamy Bonds
cold water ten minutes; We fixed at 353100 and he went to
Wife No.2 appeared in court
chine.
March 27.—~Ed- Nottingham Eng in 1589
family hosiery.
Numerous «attempts were made by
a dress of heavy silk tulle ornament-
The Rev w Lee of Galveston, near ed with needle coming. or “blonde”
received glace as it is known.
his inspiration for the invention of was exquisite and encircled with ros-
the stocking machine by watching the tea, which gave a brilliant, dazzling 9f
deft lingers of his wife as she plied Ifect
her needles in the knitting of the her majesty did much to Improve the
The needlework
The wearing or this dress by
real lace industry.
stitch before as poasible, without ever-
make the first stitch in every 0th,“ lapping-
square left to right. The work will
be found simpler if a line of left to CALF HAD TWO HEADS.
right stitches is“ completed betore nn- .
ishing the tiny crosses. Then too, “ER’I'DEN' March 27" "A call With
the work done after this fashion will two heads and a double some was
look better on tile wronk side. born on the farm of A. W Pendexter
After completing the letters—andVln South Meriden, recently It lived
two or three iottres look far better‘twentydour hours.
Ibnilt me up so i can out heartily with,
out the slightest tiistre 18
The recovery of Mr. Wuterhonse
was due to the combined action of.’
the medicinal elements of the cods'
liters—aided by the blood making
and strenéth creating properties 0!
tonic iron, which ore contained in VI-
no). its will return the purchase
ca.“ sugar and salt in one against Schwartz this morning lie Mechanic; 00 evolve a machine from “A bileciflc 101‘ pain-«Dr Thomas than one~mske n tailpiece There money every time “"01 fails ‘9 1M").
(ling water. mix all well to- was recently 9119511;an New York the hosiery illValition “llfirehy 01.1le Remark: Oil. “mm“! cheapo t list are numbcrless unique ones to be if you can write ateleg to you can fit Frank H Baxter, druggist. South
things could be 1119. do lace bolus, one ncnt ever devised. A housebol Nmfi ”i
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PVOINTS OF GOVODV BALESVWOMAN.
1 Requirements That Success Call: For.
iirst two concern her dress and her
manner. iWoman' o inherent love for
adornment has been a source of slide)-
down the law“ dint compel their em»
ployes to was plain black: relieved
only by a touch of white at the throat
and wrists. .
fiimplioity or dress during workinn
hours bu a charm and relief about it
that on and (nits cannot give. Plain
' 11 nestlygbrosnod hair adds beauty to e
taco. it adds beauty through harmony
whnroiony with a plain ‘ business
world. {that is what every employer
wants. "
V 1111.» in business offices applktsnts
. tor positions are often reloctcd simply
because ct their appearance. it a tin
with plumes on her but and a mine
‘ or two of bonds twiuod around a last
year‘s bullion blouse simian to a nun
V tor a position. he is suspicious or her
_ capability til, 11. business worker. j ’
fills my be a blight and clever girl
insults of her tootsie/u.
tint. impression is that
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VVliiitiI n Wildly c
found on old samplers The tailpieccs write a Sentinel want adv.
“ we END or r112 motions.
in Jackbonviile in 1398. there was
3‘” 1 000 cases of typhoid among 10 000 v.
he really wants in her department.
Then by tactfully indicating to her
buyer the most useful purchases,
pnrtmcnt store as it does in an office typhoid virus and out 0! 50, 000 men
in both places it is 111111 the secret of “We we will “We“ cases of W-
«n phoid during the year
warning. ”0! every tree’ of ”the garden
then anayst freely eat, .but of the tree
of knowledge f good and evil, thou
shalt not eat it: for in the day that
thou cutest thereof, dying, momma
‘ surely did."-—iGenesis 2:16.17. ,. ~
COLLEOTiON QF AFRICAN VTRO-V [When Mother Eve. deceived by ‘98.
PHI“. our :1 lie that she was death-proof, that
- there was something about her that
N New“ 27 :0“ 0‘ could not die m of the forbidden
ill“ ”m‘ collections “' African fruit, and when thither Adam. coir
WW“ I“ WWW “mm“ 0' closing that beloved her too much to
‘1“! “”1”“ “m m- ““1"“ “mm live without her. shared her transgres-
WEML u‘. not“ liltiilltor. ll ‘0 ”a “w. mmMnd'a lmn‘un‘tyV from (“9
presented at the fimitbaonian :ansti- ma ceased. Adam and Eve were drivv
““9 T“ “mm” contains ”1°“ on out at Eden. their new batteries:
1MB Loqu African wespons. 3 great» ”mien“ became. 103‘in DIN”. [or
or number than is contained in the microbes and the wot-loci destination,
lemons collection than in mode by was 59‘“.
King W” , V‘ The gradual overcome it! the! n
m Word ‘9 “1“ “W9 “‘0 “03° rur- toes of humandifs indicat- the pros»
.rivine cruiser W ”I“ {amour Bisnley unity or Messiah. The scriptures do:
i om not his dominion critically coit-
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HERALDS OF RETURNING EPRlNG.
The usual heralded! spring to the
‘ can rove her intelli ence and her - . . f .
dihflORRY 1 HAVE {LL GET‘TNE Are you sure that you know the re- 11111111.]; to her employe'f. _ S. troops. in mm, the government he Viblehspapler me the spring poets, who
1m LOCK. You ”4‘ $153323" iiuiremonts of a good ssleswcmnn? The Tact counts quite ns‘lnuch :1 n a de- Still compulsory vaccination with anti. y tlsd tied. at icust, furnish 1 the
waste basket or the editorial sanctum
with fuel for the open [iron that re»
photo the waning orders of the steam
success. ,
lance momployers. Es etlall is this : iiind our first parents remainedobc- radiators. i‘he spring poet ‘9' ilOW~
I p y . . - over now iindin his place in mason
. “true in dopurtmcnt stores ssy's a com 4.1 ‘ l1 dient they would here he“ forever l ' (1 vs gri di 1 I fill v *
tributor to the Woman’s Magazine. immune agninstfiisoase, and would be 2 ”$8 on e 11 De 0 ca 3 0 5' cry:
1 own and thenewspaper must perforce
Many deimrtmont stores, expliciaiiy . alive and in perfect health in this “3|“;me the coming of “1mm on its
those in large cities. have had to lay flat Wu “am I world today This is implied in the ‘ ‘ I
in Kiri You the Alvin Bought
own account, discovering no doubt that.
to put on paper the evanescent hints
of coming delight is not so simple
otter all. The spring poet may. have
done this badly, but at least heldld
it» The space writer cudgeiing his
feelings for some word to reflect the
high brightness of the lutc’il‘ebrusry
sky. the wakening untieipatlons of the
first green pricking illrounh the brown
earth. for adequate expression of the
inegsbla‘ wonder at returning bounty
and color and {romance and song to
the world. almost regrets the long edi~
toriai rigors that hallo at last discour-
aged the eager spokesman of spring.
{trying to say what spring means
”during those hours of her first dim
and far off «whisperings one hours so»
illoes of childhood thoughts. the long.
long thoughts of the boy. Was there
ever a bolt a country boy tit any rate.
who did not feel the spring? iii/hen the V'
iirst warm days incite to marbles on
n,attlio city streets the country lad is its-
“running to splash till-cosh the manila _
its-my so no omen things that 1 ‘
11911111- the black much ind he returns-
it it! illyttl
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