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Serving It.
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BREAD MAKING
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oven and road, turning after. . Serve in -a
folded napkin with the hinerhnskani
CORN $AJP. '•
Take one dozen etera Of green corn, . tot
tooharde,eand split the rem- _ of kernel
• - - -ft-wee--
knife, ecrape out pulp, : beth eareful
not togetmuch of the hull into Add
one Tiht of •water- and hoil about -fifteen
minutes, _ then . put in. one. pint . of . rich
sweet. Milk and let boil up. -Season With
salt, pepper and !matter, and. serve .atearn-
• ing hot: -
SAS ICBM
DUG
A» CITY.
ve Vitale Lv: IhP 'Knowing Bow -Mang
VniKe:-It'atters---wtiipping Cream . When
is Rightly Wine.. • •
WANT of method- is
COR:tT :FRITTERS.'
Ozteoupfal .of Milk, :three eggs,. one pint
of green corn grated -or scrape& a. little salt-
amd:as inuelf.fiour -.eel will forth a ,good bat-
ter; beet the eggs, th.e white and y.olies
separately, to the beaten' yolks add- the
the, cue of InOb of the t -00:19 PsINmilk and flour, . and beat.- the
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trouble of loverworked„ 'whole Yerg bar -0 ; then itir the-whitel‘
kerVous mothers in the:
.nurgiery, and their
a 10 V eetl y,. iIi4rained
-.servants in the kiteher.
Double the laieunt of
_energy required to do
tile work . propsrlY is
waked b -y the unskilled
eeerker, while the teak
a but indifferently ac7
toirplished. • :eyste-
'Teti° cook -will plan an
A lienleikabie Story of Interest to
awn/ Vicono.n.
7 •
•,.
tilt -borate - dimer, lay
aut the-- re... eert. ale neetf sand - having
-,inaareered the leeppy art of 44. -dovetailing!!
the Oifferelit oteps of her n orning's work
'into me enothere will have . ter dinner
e severed • preMptly, leaving in ber orderly
kitclten no debris Ittt,.pt the 34 eceesary Tots;
and pans that ere oakittein -the stnk. .
housskeepirg-, as in. everythivg-,else,
sneeess hineee upon complete knowledge of
the eigat e-Tetheits. 'The nnereined. ono" ci of
- the 14' help" the -kitchen cannot be • ex-
pectedb t
to urstand these metherbs, u
her Anistreee- ehoutt make them her Study,
e and after repeaeed showme and teIllog,
vven the 1 .z.zwkit stupid . girl will . in time
naterally f at in -well ,the ways of -a aye-
-
tell:tette -
—
eeeeece nieuAre .
the le- need -hie; of. bread, for ex-eratile . if
ties done h tuereecli and fe1de4
able:411y,, 411.4.... eta tbl'Atri. slightly greaskd with
buttier tee-re:tete cloegle- teturned„ there
wiltihe_nee.wieese, Ale -king ot. bread -to the
Unf 2.1';t a e -left the . board; In
rnaLiing puff .psetee .1.4cten the pepper method
of .-liandttee it; - once acquired, the
eitathe.d: .heend ' Ain, if etacessary,. &tapeless
wit4 mayb reble eitud• ipkt. rOiling,-.
• 9,3241 .4.§,-,tirOd of:success; If -the
leek: e Ito per As offered -any labor,
: eav.ing to,i;1 she Cen *ell a Minute, It `She-
ata4eIsraticle he best -wattled, whether . the
nett tool-m..1d b 'of Teat seeistapee or-eikerely
oir9i7 a Ina ee, t -for th e genuine process,
ed met "e.'•• ef cake formeely teed an old,
_
faithioned ege ity:tbkitglonkwitroke*,
-be miente oreere they beat -the Whites- to
. a Oateee reederately stiff feetb: ench as
malketa. a deileae, tender peke. With Bona°
of the 'tete pat feet heaters:: tisey. can pc:educe
A. gee. ft ge seat tong_h enough no :bend
- velienaut. A Itod cake -niaker knows,
hotrevert s,;&.1i. a freth will _produce a
fin egraine.d a-teugn ogle,
and drop the better, a large spoonful at a
time,: into- hot lard, frying there on both
sides- a -light brown. Therai fritters can also
be niade..of cold toiled corn left over from a
previous' !mei, gated and need the same as
the otheree'
CORI-kr- Olin:ET.
Take half a rialto green or cateted corn
and chop It very ,firie ; teethat.ad4 the yolk
of one egg well beaten, pepper and _salt to
taste and.two eahleepoonfule of rich sweet
milk -Or: cream. Beat ehe Whites of the eggs
to a- stiff ft °eh and; _stir in 'jest before cook-
; hsve the griddle veryhotand- well
buttered; Pour the Mixture in and when
_ 9
ntcely
.brewined,. turn 611:3* hall over the
other, as in cooking other omelets.
• ERS. ZIOCK OYSTERS.
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. .
de the cern .from.about one dozeneare,
add to ib threetablespooefills of -flour and
the yolk of •.six egg, well beaten ; season
with salt rand peppei ; have at equal
aneottiitef lard and butter et in -the frying
pan; and drop the corn hato it in „cakes the
!ilia_ of any oyster; - fry e light brown and
serve hot - • •
- • Coax. AND- POTATOES:
Cat from the-oeb del& Corn left over,
and mix' with an equal:- tereoent of cold
boiled potatoes chopped.. Heat a spoon-
ful of 'drippings in a frying 1 pea- :and . stir
the open,' and potatoes in . they
are 8mOkieg hket. Seed to the table in a
deep (tab.--
.. •
CORN PUDDING.
froin. the cob- three pints of tender
green eerie, add three -fresh- eggs, beeten,
very light,- one cupful of sweet cream and
two heaping teaspoonfuls .of butter.. Bake
one heiir, ; serve -with or without sauce, as
liked
I1OW.6,4131r.1.-tD ONES 'DO...
,
gain,, litititlX.rg flour VW/ theother in-
gredientseerteerteeert werk er : knows: that if
she folds eeeeti -.er in cezefullyi inteai. of
takleg eirealer, eiiiring. strokes, , her cake
will he fee; herly. .1.444, teat. that et ith the
Irenier stir are save wiil break down. the
.t7-w1itee. d te Fee er tee _ eakelleble to be
.foirligh. • lo. eoeps,- the ilavoele dependa.
mneh a _the ..the iegrecileinte
- -usaa. If ta E. N; •kie ght and delientee Inch
Astveal or e71.ekeq,. -thyme, mite, ,celery or
paasley entaatie a- -ailof heavier quality,
-sneh as sta,e3k -of -beef, theo a' little_ toniseee
;eateup -or -Worcester tice; with - e bay:.
-leaf .. ited 14- few doves, " Would • be
--neertee _apprepriete- Sa3n." witres ftfl-•Onneta
eafh ..better and. flour:.,, cooked:
'together in e•baUei--1.,En tell brown, and then
seeded to elle eoep.tg-vezeit the very thing it -
'Rake ; or it ereee--- be taro . the Ilene.' 'stirred.
wtth es. gill ef AWtit ereernas 'What it _needed
1 to'Jnete it a: p4-rfeera eon') -- To liermonize.
the .ffav.or Leg of soya, seeketkapreesthal3halita
one•-ot the beet eviceicea 0 culinary
ein 'oleetting,- if the - worker serabra -the
' flepr m thke.hapey-go.lecky etyle f 13-0121_e
core-WOMen, oho Jzot.y *devote :a groat deal.
of sbreDgth eo_hei' work, exist yet where the
fleer leltre- itw 11 present a dietye- streaked
appearax„f,*. .:- if,on the coetterry; she will
. . -
lkeep two pails' of. water --a-t• hand, one to
ecaule with, it rAd rrne 'tar -.rip sipg. esciubbing
wieh tike g.reia of the wood, the :floer will be
ieleaned wall all tee outlay of untecle. -
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. a recent .ceeiking-echocil lecture the_
, . . . .
ite . of- 'expert eleill Will shOW.a in. the
itaPie - Matter . of whippieg . °teem- for
obarietTh.:e rump.- Probably pinety-nine
inieisekeepers out of. a. hundred will say that
104 operation cannot_ poesasly have -. arly
tv. points, bub it would be.. intermitting to
'fixtd how many of the 106 can: whip cream
thoutepa.tearing dish and - gown front,
sleeves and table with the rieh liquid.- It
should r4t, by he ev'aya be too rich -,-
Atderney or Jersey cream must be diluted
ivfith milk to :whip,. which: is another -point
. ir(Ide,:fer meet coekte eteetrike the richer the
ebter for thee purpose ; -.The. -whip -aunt,
w oh shonia - hems- . _a _::perfOrated dasher,-
Mnst be -tilted- a little againse the - eirved
' nom. of )4hik_dish and the atrOak e should
. . .
be quick opes,ligh up and firm dowel, . In
G ee
i,
this way!. sabsten .a.1 . froth: is q-Ookly and
tidilyprodued euld be- donhiathe-
. i - . 2
-perlor indeed, ere fare niessinese is • con-
cerned. Receive the froth in a- -pan set in
aaother which -contains lace Water.- Cream
- .. - 9
areould whip to three tinies ite measure " :one
- t producing -three, of whipped.:_,
Corn ir,e Tartans Venus: _
, -- The seenon for • green -cern is- on,end a
I: - , ,
19,1 tecipes3414 not °mile £411088._ , , Here. are
Me Worth trying,-'Aeaply .ancl'. easily
a :
--BOILED,- comc...:
3.
'Remove the outside _hu-Sk, .• leaving the
ner One.on, put -hate. Belted belling- "water
atad•b61.1.rapidly_ When dime take it out,
le,..pull the Bilk from, the end of -the cab
seed serve in the -husk. : Qr etrite'offetine
kask and frietbe COM frota ell the silkeput
ti belling water toad let cook half an hour.
tfaerve folded in a hot napkin.'
•- • iwAstpxy- coBN.
' ' - - -
Serest . tender' Ors, turn back the.bilsk
nd- remove the Silk,' rot:Over- the -rains
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CREAM OFSWEET -CORN.
The base of this- delicate, nourishing sorip
18 chtekesi stock, made. by simmering trim-
mings of chicken, coked or uncooked,
straining from the hopes, and adding half a
.cup of create. Tho t' Strajted stock is set
back on the fire to SilUrner, and thickened
vrith - canned sweet corn, which is first
pounded in a mortar and strained through
te :sieve to take. Out the hulls, _ Silt, and a
Very little butt, r arethe only additions:
. • .
A Young 'Wm -an Who- Wee .iolteraliy
Fiding....eavay-e-Physieians. Pronounced
Her Cite Illopeless:-Bove She Was
e Saved.
I - .
• (From the Arkansas DeMberate).
The. story Of tpineweel ..health.' told-. ire the
•fcalewieglattieleehari been cerefelly iii'veriti-
-gated . by! ehe --Demeerett,:' and - is - of the
deepest ineterettt. to -all. parent..S. ,' Ike:, Con-
thoii4ttidi r of 'girls, in -otir. litie.cla . *hose
clitiots or. ad.rie - Clements is . :tha-b-- • of
-health: .,eind. virility. is -filiewly .: but iirely
-being: sapped :alay. - ' :Pelee' tstiese. - 'ena
lesa- tbeteeittep einplemeaeures are takezi as
sallow' giills. let7t us on every -side; and :un -
be. the. caSe-ef :Mies .Clemeotee a. Premature
grave he thelitevitehle -testi% : . litilu
Clemente, the 19,yeersold-daugliter Of- Mrs,
Core V. Clernehts, one Of the meet -prominent
eesideete Of s
vi.th.a.nyyeteri
yearegoe sad
of the .10011 T.
grow worse. e e \ Her - bleed had turned lee
_
elmestfeady to : give' hp- lite when • relief --
water.; -she sufferdletense agony;: :and was:,
eanse.;. - ger Story is best - told- se related .by
her .mother trt-it Dent.c.th•rtt. tepOrtet-:--i - -
"In the fall .efle492 ray' clauelter - began
tO. shoW-eiges -that Florae .disease-Waejetreck
ing her - system. 1: : Despite . the ..Constent
attention ef..., local • phyajcians. : ehei.:- 'greet'
worse. '- .11te, complefriontWaielN4a, and -.be
became:alinogit - se -.White' at linable. She
,. . . .
eomplaattedeetheert :palpitation.. • er feet
-and.baide. were : celd, and iihe wail 'tamest'
driven into hysteri-cs by .iraokinge headaehts-
and backaches and gitiortnaiiii °three* and
other- diStreasingaymptoreii.- Alt these con-
ditions betoken enteraie, -• Or In ether words
watery and .--imp4eriebed condition of the
.--blettclt Which boull not perform ..teek lino -
time :of neture.. , he . had_ no *appetite ; .fcir . tie
manyadees she :(1,d ._..not pat : enough for a ale
chil4.to-ubsiot on, . - . -.:- . ... . . -'
"Her -denditatan greet from- bad to worse, .14i
aUci beczning sieerned, • 1 aent her to prom's
ttent Physicians inVirglielat Twine:400e and
Little iook. ..• All'. efforts ef.thist nature to.
regain. her health Proved fruitIeest. -:..Pateith
'Itiedichies . of-. matey: kinds • were,tried -end_
given thorough test, bet wIthent. . any ape
patent effect- toware a iinprovlog the petieht. s
." Ne,-ielf and datig12 ti -if had, almeet &ion
up in deepaika having eliriest concluded that
a restoratien Ot her•iieal0e. was an impiisi-
laity. .Itt.the- itekaastierlaeetoorat I- espied
an advertisement ef Dr e William!? Pink Pine
fer.Pales :People, Which ...cleaned tenet :they
.Woulcl ;-gisvereadyrelief to petseins- suffering
feora . ae .-digiearse:.... :the Symptoms ,of
which were the eimeas In the _eafie ;Of my
detiglier.. 1 ptircheted. eopne. of. the -.gibs;
and coninnenced giving -my. daughtee ,:three
pills aday. -is: Before the first -box-had. bean
.taireri an Improvement . was raticed. Color
in her face:wit noticed, endler appetite. re-
turned'. . The terrible headaches eod back-
aches cased, end se bould breathe more
freeli.: When : the :fourth , box': had leant:
take she was entirely well, and since then.
hail. -enjoyed excellent healt/i: : T She is now
.robitst.and- full of life, - making .. our family
happy epee rno-re. -• Quite.. a 'coptralt. to the.
sittiatiel.tv.Sit Months ago,. :When- .eYory body
thought. tate -Would -die.- . . ' . ..
. -" -I think _ ' Plink 'Pills' the beet Medicine
ins -the Witeld for the blood,*nd have -re -06m -
metaled:. i thcin to - sevefal. citizens- Of this
place, .who .have loserk restored. to healthby
the,* ete... Mrs. :Haney i-Iii4,W11 ,Vi as le i -very,
bad :Condit -tan: .- , She tied the •IN311K ...Faille-
-when:eine improvedaapidlyand iinoei emery
healthy Wernen:" - - ' - .: .. : • r. - e "
i. - 1 --
The - disaoverer -Of Dr.,. • William& -.Pink
. . . - .
Pillierfor Pale Peeple eettaiply- deseriete the
highest ttlbtate that -pea can -.Iran*. -. His
med.ieine had done-. more to alfeViate the
safferingof humanity than any Other inedi-
clee known ttescieneee and hie eanne.shou14.
be heeded doWn to fatategerierritione as -the_
greatestsavaltteof thapeesent age. .- ' -s
• • s .-Drieggistiteley that Dr. ViilliametPink Pilla
have al).--_ onermongesaleegnele from: all quar-
tets poste glow.ing reports of :termite follow-
ing.their nee. 11- In fteey.,rnity eases the _geiel
week has been eccoMplislied .aftee..einianent.
physicians had...failed, and pr;entranced. tlie-
petient, beyond the -hope of 'beineveaid.- - An
enelereis shoevetthat Dr. William& Pink Pills-.
centain, Ina conderteed.ferne, all the.elements
gieoessary, ..to . give nete. elife . -end,' :etch -
tuella - to - . - the -...blood and '-restore
ebattered.. • nerVere - .. . They . are an no
:felling ' epecifie for ...ell* :', diseases . : as
locomotor . ataxia, -- inertia: paralysis, S.t."-
-Vittie -dance, ..seititiee'-.neuralgia, ;Inoue
mei:line .. neineettet heerlache,. athe : after
effects " Of • la grippe, - Talp.itatlein Of ,. -thii
heart, pale and -seileev voMplealikeis, nervous
proatratione- ail ediseases depending upon
,vitlited. ; humors. In . the .blood, .secin : ae
.iscrefuleaehroeic erysipelas, steer-. ' They are
-abio re apecifie :, for . tretibletr- peculiar ,- to
females, - such . as suppressions,_ ',.:Irregri-:
_leettiesi andall terms of weakneifc. They
biiiid- up the bided, and reetonathe glow• et
health to:pale and sallow cheek i :, In men
they ,effect.e radical -ciire in: all cases 'erising
-ft-OM mental.wprry, .overwork -or eircespes
of Whatever neilnere
. -Dri..Willienes' .Pink . Pills. are -. -maixalaO7
turd by _thee Dr...-Willierins' 'Medieizio Com --
party,- Brockville,
a Ont.,. anclChesiectedy,
Is °
N. Y. : and are sold In boxes-. (never Jai loose
form • by: the _.clezete' Or ..hitearecl,_ and the
publiC:are .Cau Honed 'against ---itennerous- imi-
tatione .ecild= in th.tettehape) °at° '0 _cents -a bcdC
�r aix-hoites. for $2.50, and May be 'lied - of
alit druggists - rere.!:iteet-.by mail from Dr.-
Williams' lifediat 0-- Company ; from either
.allireli... I .
lecke," Atka -attacked
ni wasting diocese -weer -a
espite the strenuous efforts
ytiolane she continued° to
A.,1311lie&City of *0 Stone Age Viearthe-d
in -itintteMela. •
A.:Gua14ine1i despatali • mos : -A hurled
city his jest been--dineo-Veseed. in Guatemala
upon .the estate of Doe- Maendel J. Alvaraalte
ate the feet of Volcan de Agua, abont a mile'
and.a half to. the eastward of the present -
village of iklantiagolle les Caballeros.
eeveral occasions the _proprietor- had
geotteed akticles-having:a strong reeemblealee
tfo.thiedornestio ntezials of the North.Ameri- -
care Indians at the- period of the discovery
of the New -World; Re :finally deoided on .
an excievatien.and at 3 depthoffrom two to
five raetre,s- unearthed et -nuntbet ef iritereste
setiofese- such- *0 demestic
Feienee atessehe engraved and brightly..
painted Ogosiees, viten and kitchen peter, all
in good, preeeevation. Also onyic.axes, hain!.
mere, sweeds,kotves and lance _heads.; in
fact, the Whole Seriosjef Weapons in use in
preColinatelari times was fully represented
Along With these- 'Were a greet member cif
- - _ _ -
painted clay itiels, firigepeatla,. torquolees
and -other preciorarstoues. Among the latter
Was one of_ .3:magnificent geeen reeler, calIed
by -the-2)4Iva* chazchivitl and wern Only by
princes.. : . 7 - • .
• On0 of the glassee 'Wats ornamented with
Symbols and hieroglyphic inscriptions.' be
brthiant oolors. • •
• The statuese-eerved in -black basalt; dila
pleyedgreat artietie akin,: and ate -the Inorq.
remarkable from -the feet that their icteleas- -
tree had- jolty storne.implemente. -
So far, get- leasie,-no trace of Metal of any
'kind hisbeen. fentid in the excavatieo, 'so tt
Probable thet tiheboeted City pertained to-
• the t1101141.ge. - ,
• At e deipth of onlyiene and a half Metres
the workeeen: 'came' en the -was- of. -the houtes
of the betted city. At -the level:of the -floor
of these they '-ilisciateared-a zonfrised mge$s of
htinnen skelatonseasonie be sitting postures,
some lyteig.op their 'becks,: _some en their
-faces .;- peaks 'of the -skeletons showing the
bitentsto have been glints: The posit-
s of the 'ekeletenie and infect the Whole
itteu of the ruins, Poiut to -the .conclu-
iv:that-the city was- .sadOenly Swallowed
ep by an..tailiticautite.. •
Ar COOD .D1slit4ECTAXT.
- - .
onit_contain4 Creosote, ViThich 14 a Won
deities GOrni•!iii.teis
- -
In viewofthe possible -advent of 'cholera
-
in that- country, inakey cheap and simp/6 _dis-
infectants have been !imposed. for :the Use:.
.- of the people, was told: a St.' Louie
Giobe-
D.mocrai man, .. Of thecae:one:of -.?the most.
ffebtive is common toot. SoOli ie composed
of pure carbon, and ie formed by -the lickt:
ys!por et , the - hydrocarbon aereferg, from
burnirg fuel strilavg the cold' walls of the
chimney' :er etc-tee/pipe. apct.,coridensiog-
thereen.: It is a very light, perces enctine-
palPable power, and, e ckaeqal, which
Is the tante laennept rn e- different -farm;
perseeees the property of .eibeorbing and re
tainipg a wonderfully large &Mount of ;gee.
The:great clanger of .-ditesse. about .:te 70 er14.
drains and ()thee places is: alb:tette entirely
due to gegi .given off by . dedonapesing
matter. ..11 soot:'be _Speinkled ebout --theie-
placeit. it willeobseth the foul gas.: When
cholera was expected .in Beltirnore, somo 16
years ago; Dr. Piggott, a cele-breted bliemist-
ef the time, announced that the: .enly disin-
feast:it with.whteh cholera eould.. be at all
effectivelycombated wiecipperas 'or sulphate
of ironand-he made a eompeeitian of char.-
ceal and, c-opperas, Which Watt gieid- AO have
bean inireitial3le in. its. -disinfecting proper,.
The- goyieral 'idea in dieinfeoting is,
first, to provide a *sins- for absorbint-the.
death-dealing-gaz,, carrying With 'it millions
Of -diseased - germ, and - teen to -have :the
neceesaty agenteteldesitroy the 4gtaaris after
they are absorbed. • - -
- Charcoal raaer al Waya been. iegarded as an
exoalient disinfeetant bit • as a matter of
-
fact, Scoot is superior to it :from -:conteining.
some- ef_the-: On -oxidized_ hydroceirbenie. °pep'
tained. in. _the steoke from thee..fuel, and
among these hydrocarbons 1 lil creesotte a
genie killer Of wonderful - power. • -
Abouttacep. Air Women.
A phYrileieei, whe 18 a epecialistin real
vette diseases, says that women shoold:sleep
at least nine bete* at- night. and one hour
ID the daytune A woman will plead that
she hasn't time tolie down for a -,:few
tites In the daytime; and: he will infringe
ppckie the heirs of the night Which shoulO
be given- to scimicl,:beittliy., needed aleap,
ID terorlertik. -finish Some piece of work which
eoultlas Well 'be cOiepletted on the Morrow.
She. Will rush and hurry- allday long, and
thew when the • household huShedein
itiltina'ber at night; she will Sit:: up to read
the. daily paper,- thinking she Willnot-have.
to ply for the ,tittii She steeling, -from
116 .health -giving sleep-. that comesbefore.
midnight.
• . She Hae TelaMonds in Her Teeth.
I-called:it adental -establish* Ont of thfe
:city last Saturday afteleation, and, ineteadef
'finding. the -proprietor extracting teeth•-,iper.!
fectlY-Vatnieeei' . he Wagi engaged in looking
for c diamond *loch he had. dropped 'upon
the floor. Ib was 800 .found, and -to ' our
istonishnient,- employed e filling *in the
-front_ • teeth of the- patient: :When core-
pleted :the dlamond represented . arbrilliant
star; the creacenta formed. gold:- _Ailing at
.the periphery of the diamOud.:nted-wthe Star
aid creecent: boaetifiii inde.igfl rand. finish.
We have heard of the fad.of diamonds -in
teeth, but -do 'nob think, there. itanother
parson: in Norfelk -dieettends.ln. her
teeth.--'--%Noofo/k (Ya,) -
. .
"'What did -yen say he sent her in. -Me
mem of thole short engagement'?" " A
_A FARA li:111Vii FORTUNE.
He lietired'a Winner wan Died Leaving a
Big Estate in California.
JaMes P. Itynderte. the _faro king, never
made much or a teak imaiong the sports about
being re'fIch men, sayiethe San Francisco
Chronicle. He Was one of those kind of
people who do a whole lot ef thlnklvg and
very italltleg.• -
Centre -11441y when he died ID Oakland a
few Weeks age :notmany of his friends knew
,whetherhe. had gone to his grave a rich or
a -peer pan. - Bat they said that. old Jim
would rat Care, because he was alone in
the worlid, never having married. •
It :had* been years Bille8 Jim Rynders
toyed with • the " kitty." . or bucked the
-tiger. He had forsaken many of his old
porting friends and -located hitcielf •in
a quiet -bome in East ()Aland, Where
he' ge4t bis last, days In peace and happi-
ness.
7 It is 'said of hint that he had -no worry on
a-cceuntref Ile gambling,edayge . for he had
lieetmere money stile gettiblingtable than
he had ever ,wsia. In fact, he -made. the'
greategit logs -in the State, -dropping . $100,-
000 at One sitting at fare. . That lose is
matter of history. But Jim. Rynders dia
not diepennilets. When he retired from
e ring tf chance be made a few legitimate
the.iefermed gambler Made
an honest &Oen°. - That is the reesen that
he cenld enjoy life. _ ' .
Yeeteaday D. Thomas, John Broth-
. ley: and siTtiines. Larne filed ape the Alameda
Se -porter Court ate inventory and appraise!
=Alt of the. -Evader erktate. it -shows that
the decedent: had $4730-1n cede and acme
mortgages fn the East. valued at $1,622, He
&leo heleta Premirsory tote of an attorney
for. $2,263. .• The home place in East Oak-
land is e valued - -at $4,500. . The Pulgas
Ranch, in San tallareo, °Cogitating of -404
-acres, is valued at 00,60a. The total value
of the estate is $74,222 - A 'niece of tbe
deceased will inherit most of the property.
verrows........prindsommumminITS
Tae a Mguakeetae.
Am no a minit in ma bed
•Whann -ye come fleeing ower heid,..
Ye little ken hoo much I dreed
Yer very num ;
I wish tae peace that ye were deid
• Or up the turn. -
Tho' stewint nest in' wi the heat,
. I've thrown a' aft me but the sheet,
.Nae doot ye ken I'm Just deid beat,
Ye tigly bug,
I wish I had ared-het peat -
Td warm yer
The verybeasties In the field ;-
Free yer attaek.hae shieli, • -
.Tho' ower their backs their taits they wielrl
WI' n3ieht and main;
Ye dodge aboot till wed ye're filled,
Syne back again.
- The dell may wart ye kith and kin,
It little matters whaur we rin,
Ye stick tae us thro' thick and thin
Like ony leech,
.:.Andfin' US 00t thO' in the -min
Or on the beach,
Gin had been in Noah's ark,.
Whaur yer first uarents did embarlr,
Ye wa,clna bum there a' in the dark,
I'll i ak' ma aith,
For I'd set myser tae wark
• An' killed ye battle
What guid ye're for 1 canna tell,'
Nature, nae doot, kens best herser,
But it's.a pity -man e'er feli,
A prey tae you.
Itmak's him think if there's a hell
He's in it noo.
•
Ye turn atsleep tae mockerie,
Ye bite, then scratch% 'ill no mak' it dee
(There's yin tist bite me on theete,
Lord save us e
Oh, wae tee a' wr sic a.curse
Tae brave us,
; Ye blatherin% hummin', wicked sprite
Yer Finging a' the live long night,
e Except when ainee ye stop tae bite •
. lind cram ye, -
hae tae rise at-Id:get a light,
Ded- tale' ye.
I see I'll ha,etae gle ye best, _e
And a' the nicht I'll get nae rest,
IsafIlzleaye my cosy net,
• u dear, here goes;
*I'm, bitten on my legs and breast
. And on my nose.
_ROBERT BURNS, AUL
th the hulk, in the bettouto an: •pair of littli souvenir spoone."
!tr.
An Agrieul al Turn of Mind.
"I think Benny- will make a farmer,"
said Mrs. Bloobumper to her husband.
‘ What makes you think that?" ,
r‘ I found him -p lolciag the seeds old of
k
some seed -cake IJ had given him, and he
said he was go1n1 to plant them and rake
all the cake he could 'nate'
22:›
. WORLD'S FAIR FILAIJDS.
• : . • . • ..—•••••,••• • ' ,
watterson..-Pays sus. Itespeats to the Fakes
of lite Flaisanee.
Henri Web ter has eiscovered that the
Midway Pleasance is a fraud and he -says se
ID gOod Kentucky 'United Suites to a
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Chien° newepaperreperterethes : I had
heard several xernarks made about the tert
tibly -wicked things to ba found in Midway,
and, in the interest of -mankind be general,
I• concluded :that it eras -my duty to 'eee
'them, and., if necessary, raise my Voice and
Wield my pen in eaying things .about them.
.4 have saw them '-as an oid friend
minein Louisville says-eaged the verdict
I have i6ached -is that the Midway Plats -
puce has no right to be coinneeted•lit any
*pee with sUCh *0114EdUi show al
the World's Fair. There is nothing Of
interest there to me except the -types sof
people. The so -celled shows are frands and
fakeit .Thoee thet atre advertised eta
being ObaVelli.' and vulgar .are weak and
api& -There is reteing terrible about
thcin At2 .ard the mysteridus Whispered
- •
corereente up, n broadness are menaces_
tau. .Theee -is- no vulgarity about them.
They are lesipid. -One woman,. who .pokes ai
Pers!ar, was asked by a friend of mine
;what she was doing. Na answer was
expected, as _we suppoSe a .Persiare
foetid 'tindeenteed Euglishe .Tcr eur surprise;
lhoteeeee, she, lc:eked tat is; and in _good
Bowery peek read. : I anakeitting...,What
do you euppete I am dohig ?' Then, 'witlei
downeratd, . 'tor ztnial movement -of her
hand,ehe Jequired if w.e:saWef' •
-
Average- as Good,- AnTiray.
Teaher7-ViThY Is thiS.eilled the temper,
a zOne.?" -•
Bright boyee ausf3.- if you take the hot-
. beet .cley in summer, an' :the 'coldest day. in
winter, an' add 'ein together Me divideby
t et -the weather Iwill be just about right.-
...
Ans iron dishcloth greatlyfacilitates the
washing ef pans and kettles -to which' food
' has adhered ID oo0chlg.
Oatmeal as Food.
Carlyle said of Lord Marsaulay, "Well,
any ene caniee that yo* are an honesb-gt?od
sort of fellow made out of oatmeal." • There
is &Jittery told of a shrewd Scotch --woman
whoeused to tell her five healthy bairns,
"-the epe -that eats the. maist perritch
get the maistimeab." And When the meat
came tb,ere was no room for it. An spot°.
gistfor.the national -dish -says : 11.4 If oat-
meal can_ Make such men -as SirWalter
Scott, Dr. Chalmers, and Lsrd Macaulay,
we may well heap high _ the porridge .dish,
and bribe onr children-te eat it.- It is _far
better for the blood and brain than Cake
confectionery, and the score Of delicacies en
whiCh many pale littleepeta are fed by titer
foolish, fond mothers.' -
A Sensible -Prayer.
" And -now,: parson," seid the -editor,
"mill you ask a blessing- before we dine?" .
"Good .Lord," eaid the parson, "have
mercy -upon this man and upon hie eyes
that he may see awl understand that &lens
are not greent without. bacon, and. that
grace without grite is dead r •
-At the Seaside.
Mr. ShabbyGenteel-: I desire to•put up
at this .hotea : . . .
-Clerk-Have you any -baggage?
Shabby Osateele-NO2
Clerk -In that case the firab thing yeu
put-up bell() in advance.
. .
Theory and Plbseitee•
Grannmer,” said the 1 schOolmastea,
Merely the art _ of ;saylpg what. one
-means." _ • •
. "That may be good enough forgrammari"
replied the committemium, "but it is
gone poor patties. • •
THE ovriutAx BAcauffs,
DiseoverY -showing- the Destrehnity of
- cienteting ittseasea Sheep. •
713ere itap.erleaps no micrcerganIsin that
has .tiesn ;13;3 exhaustively studied as -tho
ef .iinthrae, whieh produces a fatal
fever,4,ernong- sheep. A committee of the
EagliSh Rtyal Simiety has •recently made
.cleacoVery euecerning. this bacillus which
pinta to the fat that it may live turned as
well' as in water, :It -seems that an -epidemic
of the anthrax fevter breke out among same:.
' sheep en ti term. In the south of Runk.
The meter of the well which supplied
the iheep was bacteriologically extionin_erl,
but no beeilli were diecovered.. An hives-
tigatien of the mud at the bottom of the -
Well, 'hoeectveri revealed the presence of an
I creaedero, - tetich., GA trifiOUlatiOII into
ranim4le„ was proved beyond doubt to be
I the -sr,lthrax bacillte. On 1.he well being
.closeO no fnethercasg a of the fever occured.
Tlae- likelihood iWatcr heir g- bentainineted
in thit, way birdiabigige.fre m the -soil points to
the desirabiliey, b - the .opinion -_ef -the ItIol
Society Conir6ittee, ef dieposing.otthe :Care •
cassee Ideetedeadmals --crematlen
ratheithin
• •
1 • Ito Irtrae -to Lot%
. .
• .! • -
Wlfe--Dear, there is a burglar down-•
•
stake. - •
Ilisbande-Are you sure he is ba • the
house? • -
Wife -Yea ; I Causes hialanterp.
linsband, fnahieg to the windove:-Maria,
this fire escepe will Deb hold two.
ty. thei street Car.
Fogg -No, I wrier give my seat to tr: lady
nnless she i,s•Escivanoed131 years. (To youtig
lady Who bas been trying to eye him tub ot
his see.*-Would'you like my seat, :madam It
Veiling edy-i-Thanks Prefer to stand !
But she locare mid enough to bite .Fogg's
.head off. •
90 -males meat is: another rose's poison -1
but ib frequently takes the shadow of al
coroner's inquest _to bring ;this-faa fullyj
home 1* the low-olists hatcher who deale ID
-decomposing meat. . • . •
°
.A iMall,boihavinghear4 his tether say
that it was a poor rule that would net work
both -way!, baited hook with a Bah. and
iiveut-Out to cetoh Wernin.
Cobblallow do _you find - trade ?- -Stone
--Thist's the great trouble. 1 can't find -4.1-
The Irditor7s.
"Ma "asid a newspaper man's ssn "1
j 9 • "
know why &More call themselves 'we"
"Why?' ,
"Se's the man who doeen'tlike the article
will think there- -are too many people for
him to tackle."
rtrk,a4c14.1itindoestipe.
Landlord- (to Tguest)---BoW :do.you.I110 the
landScepe sir?. • •
7 Gtest2Splendid 1 Best I .evotaw ,!''!0,1
Lundlord-jdb:r;wake a note of
landscape, .
'
•
"Ho may not te 'altogether original, but
he impute to everything a something of Ida
" Yes ; fee will . take up a fellOWIS
boa -mot and make a eheatnet of it."
The Custom of thrOwing an old shoe after.
a bride is Said to be one of tile inoab andelit
wedding customs on record. !
I IL
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