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quarter ot un ounce of such and two
ounces lot? flour oi! mustard. Toihese,
'pllltwtwo duarts ol.‘ vinegar. fioil a
quarter ‘of ad hour in‘a welhtinned
Tibet ‘Venetlln
'alld dry wall a large trout,
it‘aci'olls the back, and insert
‘ch basil, “shrdl Hmh ~mh mm
back butter highly seasoned
" ‘d r'bssii,"‘lemon, thyme,
, psmley. Put the trout in e
2 'over. with“ salad oil and nilow
lit hall an ‘hour. Remove it,
,ltstrong .lnrglu a kettle. of boiling wa-
‘ter, or set. the jar on the hot hearth
till doue.‘ Set the luv by and stir it
daily for six weeks. Keep the jar
closely covered»: 'Put it into small bot-
tles. . , _,
Tomato Sauce;
t’i‘i'snslmtcda dram the French)
Take some ripe. tomatoes. Took
them in n bunker until they become
. . choose a pulp. Strain oi! the water
‘ on Fruits fer Preservfng or and rub the tomatoes through a. hail"
Pickling. sieveto keep back the pips. Put
(Old. recipe), _ iback in the sauceptm. and cook until
flipping, apricots, pears, there is no more liquid and it is of
”has“ “mug green, my the; the consistency of apricot jam. Four
or radish pods, French beans for into smell 1er and cork securely.
11mm. and cucumbers for both .
3968; and Dut'theln, withvvine. ,_ ‘F'ldd'e‘ Secret. .. ~-
under and over. into ‘a biock-I ,Although I had a nice iron griddle
‘ drag him; with-spring water i thought seriously of purchasing an
_ em, and then the tin cover aluminum one to avoid the smoke
elude all air. Set it on the side roused Iby cooking griddle cakes, when
lite. and when they begin to elm-'happily l tried cleaning :hy griddle
mite them oft, pour off the water, ‘witlr a piece or sandpaper, writes 8
"ii if not greenutiut fsesh leaves contributor to the Modern ,l'lscilla. it
‘ 100W. and repeat the same. Take ‘removed all the old greaSe that it had
to lie! peeled and then done ac" it. Each time alter using, when cold.
oomph). or, which is better, dodt in '
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ssurfur
Gills, Winel'ecip’es for the several I take oil every particle of grease with
. - . the sandpaper. This takes Only a mo-
, Lemon Pickle. $
‘i .(Old recipe)
ism-put on them a' pound oi suit,
klmfgo cloves of garlic, xtwo ounces ‘ .
filamentous sliced thin, likewise or WEAR 0'. ” RUBBEKS
oven, mace, nutmeg and cayenne, al ‘ \
This Winter
silk.
in illuils;
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Dressy sepnruto wuist oi‘ thinntlotted
It may be made with a. high.
ment and I have no smoke now when round 0“ V-shaped “0C“ and elbow
cooking critics. Saudiiapor isédli’e“ to sleeves, designed to accommodate un-
; ,. ,remove anything humnd‘hv‘ithou‘l“ in- “mung”, some dainty material.» Tile
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bands and girdle, about 75
ally chic waist.
| No. lien—reviewed
SUES FOR DlVORCE.
sumo plfll‘t‘.
liuui iulvmpcruncu. The
the illfillltll‘all'liills the custody
The, petitioner's untitled numb
Van Nostrand. .V
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for its May term loduy with
town people.
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hiss.
’mlm ills irritated sinuses!
tulips and routes as merited
mom ~ in the general health.
‘ n
* ensign: ths‘mlhingr has
there is no ‘ ‘
is 'iniprovsd,.lsr the _
cusses W’iflilld {iii the
minus from small
about 3% yards of 27-inch material to
make this waist. Silk at $1.00 a yard
would cost $3.50; 34 yard of satin for
cents,
making the total $4.25 for on unusu-
No. “Mk—Sizes, 32, 34. 36, 38, «iii;
"“the'outer front and book being laid 42 and 44 bust.‘ Prices of pattern, 15
Collar and cuffs are trim» cents. meroidery design for (-oilnr.
. patterns
, For the tincrugu women it Vrequlren'centa. Transfer patterns, 15 cents. .
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Elizabeth Cooke ul‘ Greenwich has
asked the superior court for n di-.
vorcc from William A. Cooke of the
she nilcgos dcsertlon
on September in. lentil! and also hsb~
were mnrrled on (umber i, lf-iill llilil
daughter, irons (‘1)(iiw. aged 1:; years.
_ VOV‘BR 1100‘ CASE§ LlBTED. _, u
The Court or (Iomnmn ‘ Pit-us or
Fuirllold county, elvii side. came in
l‘itlwurd 1-), Scott presiding. 'l‘lwro ul‘c
ill» i‘lll'lt'li aimed to be hcurd al the
session. which promises to in», a busy
one." None ol‘ the i‘fiiil'll ore of pul‘lltu»
luv interest, llllil the large majority or :
about are uglions brought hy ollt~of~
Hillilll lllltlil L
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HELP‘ GOMfiB QUlCKLY _WHEN
NYOuEl l3 UQEO FOR OAYARRH
Quinn roller cooled train the Hymnal
treatment for Clflfli‘i‘li pull all trouilieu
ol‘ the ilrnnihinu ermine uucltwus “0th
pull-up hood. million or morning choir-s
log. PM all that dream or liquid Flyomm
in the pocket inhaler that comes with»,
'evcry outfit. and lmforo youhuvn used
the treatment live minutes lien Will
optics relief from your court-hid trot» ,
it gives It ionic healing silos-it to the
air “you breaths, kills dill cumrhui
germs. stem the windmill secretions, '*
disprove»
iiyonisl is not scum“; kilns list
may sing, the rsllptnlmtlrrhf ll film
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were. the [sushi
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Jr afar/nit mu.- ”Aw!
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ms,
[To Eoonomlze on ,_ Gol.
range or stove set a joint or stOVepipe 'Ol’ifll‘lllu the curled Wide. "$in Hui" L"-
over the burner, co‘i’er the 1013 of plpaldles' cine Journal. The steam will
. witnan'ssbesloa lid, says the Pnuswcwse the use to rise, and after a
delphia,§'l‘inies. You will be surprised $00“ brushing a"? 1'0““ “”11 100k
‘ attne anlgfint of heat thrown out'lhg‘VWfresh \Vl‘lllflll‘l the need ‘0 lintle then].
sides quiteo saving in your gas bill.
Wsshusllk liunderclliefs in tepid wa-_
ter with it little borax .in it. iron whilst
‘ damn-‘1‘???“ ”
A‘ teaspocuiul or Washing soda and
. ~~ 'a, cup of vinegar poured down the sink
will clean out the most stubborn of The will Dr Theodore Davenport,
clogged pipes, who died in Durien, Aprilm
To clean pewter wash the articles has been offered for probate in Stum-
witlr hot water andfine silver sand, lidl‘d- 'l‘llc esthnated value of the real
Daughter-Get: Claims. Against Clark,
a; Balance Goes to‘Wldow.
er... . , x‘loco. The value of the personal estate
Oil the hinges or squeaking doors is not. given. ‘
by using; a feather dtppetd.,1u some Mr. Davenport bequeathes to his
linseed oil. ‘stepdaughter, Nellie W. Davenport,
Rag rugs made nf cotton wash well. one; fourth cf his claims against Ed—
Thene are inexpensive and are oftenfivi“ S. Clfll'k Of Washington, D. (3-.
just the thing for the hit-chop, as weu‘now residing at Hinton. W. va.. ‘and
ns’oiher parts M the house.
Beetles can be exterminated from
any room if the place they infest is
sprinkled with ground bornx mixed
with common brown sugar.——-Wushlng—
ton Herald. t
.to his wife .ltnnie W. R. Davenport. '
He More. in the will, to the fact
that his daughter Elizabeth will. be-
come possessed, under the terms or
a certain trust fund, amounting to
about 330.000. '
.\lr. Davenport‘s mother, Harriet G.
Davenport, died July 28,1896, leaving
an estate of over $200,000 in Slamfmd
besides valuable real estate in New
York. in her will she gave her son.
Theodore, 22 shares of Stamford Nn‘
tionnl BJllk: accustom» and the in»
come from it hind created out of the.
New “York real é‘otate,§nlso lbe income
from an equal shore iu the residue at
the solute.
seam Finish. ..
The best wuy to finish a machine
seam is to turn the material and
. stitch buck for an inch. says the Pitts.
burgh Sun. This does away with the
necessity of tying the threid. “‘lllfll,‘
if forgotten, often causes trouble in"
the finished article.
To Freshen Bow;
Velvet bows may in: freshcued after
they have been crushrd. by heating a"
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L' Aftelo “ghnng I burner on your gas Cloth Alma inserting it LI “)6 ‘00))55,Y
TATE. . l ;.,.
than dri'nn‘d Polishthemiwitli d'lesth- estate dlSDOiii-id 0‘ in the W111 ‘9 $3.“
. he gives the remainder of ‘the estate I 1
his mother's will, of the principal oi’~
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The. generation. of American
Women Me so! their “stamp of
Imam-l" upon “KAYSER”
Gloves-and. for our I aunt-r
of I century “KAYSER” Glow:
have maintained thplt lummcy
in tho clov- world.
"KAYSER" Glove: an the result of
a llletime went in Silk Glove making
-—-in striving for the attainment of
that superlative degree of excellence
that makes the "KAYSER" Glove
the standardd by which all other Silk
Gloves are measured.
The" h no excuse for «caution
II:- “5nd! u nod" kind—~"KAY-
SER" Glens "£35 59 mm" And
any with than mum of
quality and reliability.
There's n way to tell the genuine—
"look in the hem." if you find the
name "KAYSER" you have the glove
that "don't won out" At. the finger
Ol‘ip’."
TA mm. ticket in our) pair.
35m 39k Ginsu. 50:. 15:. Si. $1.15. 31.50
In. Silk Glenn. 15¢. 31. ”35‘ “.50, 32
[ohm Kaxtrndl’frz’ Makers
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