'Mmmmsmm P'^'MWpl^ f~l h. MANUAL CF ASMS. fresh meat to cook for dinner. P'raps this fashion is on the wane. Fashionable "Iguess we were the true doctors! BOTES FOR THE FARM AID HOME. yellow corn meal and coarse middlings you'd fancy a steak or a chop. Salt hairdressers' stores are filled with thought Mrs. Getchey and Jennie Dorking, the mixture would make the finest and "Present arms!" There they are meat's a gettin' sort o' monotonous. different styles of ornamental hair goods, looking archly at each other. most butter. If one doubts the effect Both stretched out to me But Maria declined to notice this remark Household Information. all intended to save the ladies the trouble Helen Forrest Graves. of food upon milk, and necessarily upon Strong and steady, smooth and white, at all, and poor Daniel crept away, of arranging their own hair. Sever GLUE.Can prepare a glue that will Fir as arms can be. butter, he may feed some wild onions, believing himself a heartless poltroon, was additional hair so much worn as at resist damp thus: Dissolve glue. in cabbages, turnips, or ragweed hay, Things in General. "'Ground arms!" On the floor, and his wife a persecuted angel. present, although it does not appear so, when he will soon be convinced of the boiled linseed oil or, melt one pound Picking up his toys, "I don't see how on earth I'm going Some idea of what a first-class ironclad as it is not fashionable to wear bulky fact. Uleaking all within his reach, of glue in two quarts of skimmed milk to get along this way," said she. "Them chignons. But the front coiffures which fleet would cost the United States Busiest of boys. add four ounces of shellac, and one As a rule it is best to plow in manure, clothes is friz as stiff as boards, and often cover almost all the head, are so may be obtained from a few French fig- I "Eight wheel!" off his cart ounce of borax boiled in a little water, but not deeply s6 as to bury it. It does ought to be took in and dried round artistically made that no one would ures: An ironclad was launched at i "Left wheel!" too, all gone and evaporated by heat to a paste. the most good when it is mixed with the stove and the chickens ain't been suppose that they are mere conveniences, L'Orient last month which had been Horsey's head is broken off, fed, and the soft, soap's spilin', and the the soil, as it is absorbent of moisture Horsey'siiead is torn, removable at will. A fashionable lady nine years building, and cost 20,000,000 FOE CHILDREN.Try the following apples need to be picked over, and the can thus appear as a blonde or a brunette, and helps to keep the soil from drying. francs, or about $4,000,000. It will simple remedy for constipation in children. "Quick step!" Forward march* potatoes is all spilin' down cellar, and or with golden auburn locks, as It is also then in the best condition for take another year to fit this costly vessel Crying, too, he comes Soak a tablespoonful of fine my stockings is full o' holes, cobble 'em it mav please her fancy, as many do. decomposing and helping to exert a favorable Had a battle with the cat for action. bran in milk, warm it near the boiling 'Ciatched of bofe my fumsS" as I will, and Maria won't hear to no eftect upon "the soil to a far Shell pins, plain, are used altogetbf point, pour it on bread and give it night here at last, 5 hired help. And my neuralgy was pretty More than 2,000 years before Christ greater extent than if it were spread on for arranging the loops of hair. Fan arms'- "Shoulder and morning to each child. Dried figs bad last night. I'm most afeared glass was made with a skill which Sound my neck they close, the surface and dried bv the wind and shell pins, silver and Bhine stone orn. eaten freely are very good for this I'm goin' to break down. I've half a Poor little soldier boy showed that the art was old. It is supposed sun, and therefore inert in every way. ments in endless variety, are worn in th Of to quarters goes. trouble in either children or adults. mind to go over and talk to Getchey's to have been known to the Ante- I back hair. For evening wear, puffs Besides, when it is well mixed with the Anny and Navy Journal. folks about it." diluvians. I flowers and feathers. For young ladies, soil by plowing and harrowing it furnishes FRECKLES.A preparation commonly It was just a week afterward that the knots of flowing ribbons. food to the roots of plants in The receipts of the greatest day of used for removing freckles is thus younger Mrs. Getchey made her appearance "A WONDERFUL CURE/' precisely the place where they can find made: Sulpho-carbolate of zinc, two the Centennial were $118,673, while the in the bedroom of the melancholy it. while if it is on the surface it is out parts distilled glycerine, twenty-five Seeding to Grass. best day of the New Orleans enterprise Mrs. Dorking. of their reach, as the roots as a rule do parts, rose-water, twenty-five parts, As the seeding to grass is a i^ostly has brought only $11,000, hardly more "What's that black figure agin the "How are you feelin' to-day?" she not try to go that way. scented alchohol, five parts. Apply operation, and also an important one, it than half the average daily receipts in asked, in the carefully modulated accents white snow?" asked Mrs. Getchey, fitting twice daily for from half an hour to an should be done in the beBt manner. It Philadelphia. I ol sympathy. Dr. John R. Woods, of "Virginia, tells i on her far-sighted specs, as she sat hour, and wash off with cold water. is not the best way to sow the seed on Mrs. Dorking shook her head backward how he makes extra fine hams. At the Lemons sell at wholesale in New Orleans at the window upon a threatening Monday This is said net to injure the skin. For Fall grain and leave it to grow or die as and forward among the pillows outset there must be the right sort of a for less than one-third of a cent Agatha. it may happen. It is the best way to morning. with closed eyes. hog, perfectly fattened. This does not apiece cocoanuts, 3 cents bananas retail prepare the soil well and sow the seed' "I'mmis'able, thankee," she said. "That'" said Aurilla Ann. "Why, mean any hog fed on corn, but one To PRESERVE FLOWERS.Put paraffine at 15 to 75 cents a bunch Louisi- I by itself, and this may be done after a. "It must be a comfort to you havin' which has a well developed ham to start that's Mr. Dorking a-hanging out the in a vesssl over the fire and heat ana oranges $4 a barrel sugar, 4+ to I grain crop is removed in July or early*" Abby Jane here," said Mrs/ Getchey, with, and then the animal must be kept it until it melts, but do not let it get clothes!" lb., for 25 cents, large oysters on half I in August. Clover thus sown with tim-* seating herself in the splint-bottomed healthy. The Doctor gives plenty of heated beyond the melting point. Into shell, 3 dozen for 25 cents, very fine "Mr. Dorking!" repeated Mrs. Getchey. othy or orchard grass will be strong arm-chair beside the bed. charcoal, which keeps the stomach in this dip the flowers one at a time, holding and fat. Everything else is eorrespondmgly "Havin' who?" said Mrs. Dorking, enough before the Winter to stand the "Why, where's Mariar?" order and the digestion perfect. Then them by the stems and moving them cheap, except butter and opening her eyes wide. exposure, and will be equally forward Her daughter-in-law, Aurilla Ann, he believes in sulphur and ashes to about for an instant to get rid of airbubbles. poultry. "Why, Abby Janethe young woman the next year as if it had been sown in cleanse the blood, and salt also, as the indulged in a short, snorting laugh. The flowers should be free your husband's got down stairs to the Spring on the grain. The oldfashioned hogs seem to crave it. Hams made from Spools are made in immense numbers, "Dp stairs in bed, I calculate," said from moisture before being immersed help with the housework, you know," way of seeding to grass and hogs selected and fattened in this ay, One factory turns out 100,000 gross a in the paraffine. explained Mrs. Getchey. she. clover should bo abandoned and every and all of the flesh, "will be greatly superior day and consumes 2,500 cords of birch Mrs. Dorking sat up in bed. possible care be taken to get the soil in "Sick?" said Mrs. Getchey, in aocents to that of hogs carelessly fatten- To the person who asks for a remedy wood annually. The number of yard? I "A young woman," she repeated, "to the best condition for the seed, and bp ed," and when corn is the principal of concern. or preventive against snoring, I would of cotton on a spool is determined by help with the housework put the seed in in the best nianne*, food "it is better worth 60 cents a say: It is only with the mouth open "No more'n lam!" said Aurilla Ann, the size of the spool. The cotton is Mrs. Getchey nodded. covering it with a brush harrow and by bushel than 20 or 25 fed in the usual that snoring can be accomplished during shaking the table cloth out of the buttery never measured, but the spool is gauged i "Dan'l wasn't goin' to say nothin' rolling. mode.rranklm D. Curtis, Kirby sleep. Awake, if the nose is closed about it to you," said she. "He calculated to hold 100, 200 or 500 yards. window, so that the long-legged Homestead, N. Y. by the thumb and fingers, by taking a it would only fret and worry you. Brahma fowls might have the benefit of Lo,w Water in Wells a Cause of Typhoi There are about 200,000 commercial forcible breath, it is possible to snore, But he found he couldn't get along and Pever. any stray crumbs which might be going. travelers in this country. Their average Good Rules. and the same result may be accomplished do everything himself. And Abby Jane's salary is $1,500 a year and expenses, i Dr. Henry B. Baker, Secretary "Cranky, that's all. She always with the mouth shut and the nose The following rules are commonplace right smart. I jest wish you could see the Michigan State Board of Healt Over 25,000 belong to associations for open. The only preventive against how white the clothes is out on the was as odd as Dick's hat-band." enough, but we can assure our readers has collected statistics throughout lines. And how nice she's scoured up snoring is to bandage the jaws so the mutual protection, life insurance, etc I "Eh?" that if they will observe every one of State regarding the cause of the grt the kitchen tins and bleached the old mouth cannot be opened during sleep. The authorities of Kock Island, S. Mrs. Gretchey, a Western woman, the rules, they will be anything but prevalence of typhoid fever during pa curtains and polished the brass candlesticks have prohibited bicycle riding on the CLEANING MATTING.To clean and of 1881-82. He finds a close relati was evidently unversed in local allusions. She's a one to turn off work, now commonplace men and women: i freshen old matting, rub it with a principal streets between the hours of between the prevalence of this disea I tell yon!" Don't stop to tell stoiies in business cloth wet in salt water, being careful and low water in wells. The theory 9 o'clock in the morning and 5 in the "Well!" ejaculated Mrs. Dorking. hours. "Don't you know said Aurilla Ann, not to allow any drops of water to dry that when the water is low it is le afternoon. i "She's abakin'pies, now," said Mrs. If YOU have a place of business, be with a chuckle. "Dick's hat-band, in the matting, as they will leave spots pure, and the germs of typhoid feve Getchey "dried apple, with plenty of found there when-wanted. Invalids who depend upon cod-liver 'that went half way around, and tied in difficult to remove. Heavy, varnished develop more abundantlv and become fennel seeds and pumpkin, and a cranberry No man can get rich sitting around oil to sustain their vital forces should furniture should never vest directly upon more concentrated in the well. The the middle?" tart for Elder Swift. Elder Swift 6tores and saloons. be careful to get a pure article. Cotton remedy would seem to be thorough filtration the matting, for even good A arnish, is to be here to tea, and he's dreadful Have order, system, regularity, and "Oh!" said Mrs. Gretchey. "But seed oil is now doing for the codliver and other purification. Shil becoming soft in warm weather, will partial to cranberry tarts and short also promptness. Mariar Dorking used to be as smart, product what it long since accomplished low wells are equally as dangerous a cake." stain the straw. Matting may be turned Do not meddle with business you in the matter of olive oil. stirring a women as ever I see." where the water is low. Some fact Mrs. Dorking turned very red in the if the loose ends of the cords are know nothing of. regarding the impurity of shallow we "She's took a notion t'other way, of face. threaded in a large needle and drawn The City of Mexico has 16 daily papers. Pay as you go. water have been made known by th "Invitin' company, be they?" said through to the other side. late," said Aurilla Ann. *'I declare, I They correspond in size, general A man ol honor respects his word as analysis of the water in 418 of them IL she "and cookin, a lot o' things in my appearance and typographical accuracy he does his boud. never in all my life felt as sorry as I OINTMENT FOR WOUNDS.Take equal England. They certainly show, as a own house and never consultin' me! Help others, but never give what you with third-class daily papers in the -do for Daniel Dorking. He's dretful parts of parsley, plantain leaves, rule, a frightful state of\contamination, Him and his hired gal, indeed!" cannot afford to, simply because it is United States, but are far behind them groundsill and chick weed well bruise peaceable, good tempered man, and the organic nitrogen to .070, in 100 000 "Dan'l calculated you was too feeble fashionable to give, in general management. the whole, extract the juice by squeezing parts of the ater. One of the purest to be bothered," said Mrs. Gretchey, Mariar treats him real mean. He does Learn to think and act for yourself. it through a muslin or flannel bag "I never knew a thing to be right that consolingly. shallow ^ells contains only .053 organic all the work of the house himself, even I have not fought for gladly, and I get apiece of fiay from the pork butchers, carbon, and .003 organic nitrog "I ain't so feeble as he'd like to make Washing Flannels. to the washing and ironing, because have never asked whether it would out that I be!" muttered Mrs. Dorking. beat it well with a rolling pin and whilst a very bad specimen contains An English journal gives the following Mariar chooses to fancy herself sick "I was a thinkin' a spell ago about sittin' make me popular or unpopular," said much as.931 organic carbon and .940 then put it in an earthenware vessel practical hints on the subject: and I jest wish you could see the poor up a little while. Just hand me my organic nitrogen. The enormously Mr. Beecher to his congregation the near a slow fire, and melt it down without stockings, will you, Aurilla Ann "Take as much good washing soap large proportion of the latter points other day. man's shirts! Besides, there's the mill salt when you have it done sufficient, "I wouldn't try to sit up," said Aurilla as seems requsite pare it up fine, pour distinctly to animal contamination, and strain it into a clear gallipot and to see arter, and the farm work, though A great many persons think the capital Ann "you ain't able." over some boiling water, and let it stand this sample is, indeed, a great deal jfi put the juice of your herbs with it, of course that last ain't so heavy this of Louisana is New Orleans. This "Yes, I be!" snapped the hypochondriac. till the soap is quite dissolved, stirring worse than any one of the seventy-six stirring it let it stand by the fire and is incorrect. By the State constitution time o' year. But it's too much for one "Who's the best judge of my it occasionally. If left to stand for samples of land drainage from sewage gently simmer one hour, then stand it adopted in 1879 the seat of government man, let alone the worry of it." feelings, you or me What sort of a some hours, it will be found to be a farms. In many places in our owr aside. When cold it is fit for use. was changed from New Orleans to lookin' gal is this that's bossin' my ihick jelly. Add to this sufficient country shallow wells are to be found, This is an excellent ointment for scald "Ain't they able to hire no help said Baton Eouge. kitchen while I'm in bed?" arm water to wash the flannels in one and there can be no doubt they are a head. Mrs. Getchey, who had fallen back on "As pretty as a pink," said Mrs, by one. Knead them about well, but frequent cause of disease. Stories of tlie performances of elephants Iier knitting-work. Getchey "cheeks as red as peonies do not lub any soap on the flannels, KALSOMINE.Soak four ounces of which are making their annual "WThy, of course they be!" Aurilla hair as black as a coal and she steps and do not rinse them in plain water, white glue over night in cold water and round indicate that the circus is again off as light as a thistledown." Invest on the Home ?arm. but have readv another lather, warm in the morning heat till it is perfectly Ann made answer. "But Mariar won't on its flourishing way. Elephants are "Humph!" said Mrs. Dorking. and well blued, in which rinse out the Many a ruralist would greatly aug dissolved. Mix the whiting with hot crossing bridges with their usual caution, .have no help about the house." "Give me my double gown, Aurilla flannels. Do not wring them at all ment his prosperity by devoting more water, stir the two thoroughly together, are stealing apples frcm the street "That's rather hard on Daniel, ain't Ann. I mean to see arter this business tightly. A \v ringing-machine does means to personal and other improvements and have the wash the consistence of corner on their procession, are knowingly myself and if Daniel Dorking thinks it?" said Mrs. Getchey. them much more effectually than upon his farmstead. Somebody thick cream. Apply warm with a kalsomine performing wonders. There is I'm goin' to put up with such treatment the hand. The freer from water has said, and we think sensibly, ths "Well, I should think so," replied her brush, brushing it well and no chance for the monkey when the as this" you can get them the softer they will be. one of the greatest leaks on a farm finishing it as you go on. If warm skim elephant begins to move and the spring son's wife, piling fresh knots of wood "Better take my arm," suggested Hang them out, if fine, immediately the practice of robbing it to get mone milk is used instead of water, the glue heralds its coming. under the wash boiler, preparatory to Mrs. Getchey. if not, dry them in front of the fire. If to put into a savings bank. In such may be omitted. Before the wat is her Monday's work. But the late invalid impatiently rejected A letter describing the markets of left to stand wet, the flannels invariably bank of deposit four or five per cent applied all holes and crevices should be her offered assistance. While the neighbor who. unconsciously New Orleans says that everything is shrink. The great mistake in washing interest may be securedif the cashier stopped with plaster of Paris mixed "Lemme alone!" said she "I can to himself, was the subject of so much sold by the eye, and there is no standard flannels is, 1st, washing them in too hot don't happen to be operating in Wall with water. Colors to tint the walls walk as well as ever I could. Whv solicitude among the surrounding families, waterthey should never be put into street or speculating elsewherewhile of measure. Nine-tenths of the hundreds may be procured at any paint store. If shouldn't I? hung out his last wet and flapping hotter water than you can comfortably the same money put back on the farm who sell in the noted French zinc white is used instead of whiting, it sheet, secured it by a battered clothespin, And Mrs. Dorking went down stairs bear your hand in 2d, rinsing them in in the way of improved stock, machinery, market of the city do not know what a will last white for ears. The first expense and hastened, with blue nose and into the sitting-room, where her spouse cold water instead of a good warm lather better buildings, underdraimng. bushel or a peck is. They buy thenvegetables is more, but the investment pays. frozen fingers, into the house. sat very close to a pretty young woman, and 3d, letting them lie in the tub fences, orchaids, etc., would, aftei a by the lot ard place them on Use fiist a sizing of wdiite glue. both engaged in examining the pages of "Maria!" he spoke up the stairway, instead of at once hanging them to dry. very few years, return dividends of fifty little piles on tables." These piles a "Universal Atlas." which wound around and around like a Many persons object to flannels being per cent. Money in the banks don't are of different sizes and prices. The PAINT.The odor of fresh paint, Mr. Daniel's hand rested familiarly on wooden cockscrew"Maiia!" ironed. For my own part, I alwavs run usually show until it comes up in the buyer looks at the piles and buys that though very unpleasant to some people, the pretty girl's shoulder, and the pretty "Well?" sighed a mourniul voice. a cool iron over all shirts, petticoats, adminstrator's hands, but in good stock which' he thinks is biggest and best. is said to be harmless. "Neither metallic girl's braids of black hair were close "Shan't I make you a little buttered etc., with gathers and plaits in, but not and well cultivated farms it will give Sometimes buckets and boxes are used lead nor any of its many compounds to Daniel's own iron crray locks. toast T' others. Those that are to be ironed I returns speedily and with certainty. to measure, but they are of all kinds used in painting are sensibly volatile at "Daniel!" almost shrieked Mrs. Dorking, "I don't care for no buttered toast," fold UJJ for an hour or two when .slightly There is another way in which "son-t\ and shapes. "I'm astonished at you, that I be!" the temperature of the atmosphere. xeturned the funereal strains. damp. The remainder I shake out if not many, farmers*"miss it" by investing Dry white lead is inodorous, and the Daniel Dorking started up, with an "Or fry ye an egg Do try an egg, several times when drying, which in the wrong place. For example, exclamation of surprise the atlas fell paste of white lead smells only of the Mariawith a shaving o' bacon and An Historic Cannon-BalL makes them softer, and takes out many a grasping and ambitious from the pretty girl's knee. same coffee!" Ye must eat, Maria, or oil in which it is ground. The smell of any creases. I never use either soda or Portsmouth (Va Letter is Boston Transcript farmer lives penuriously, depriving hi& "Why,"cried the^armer, "it's Maria!" ye'll break down. For my sake, Maria, ordinary paint is not the smell of the any kind of dry soap in washing We found the old St. Paul's erected family of a decent home and arious at something. "Yes, it's Maria!" enunciated Mrs. pigment, nor of the solid coloring blankets or flannels, as it has a tendency 150 years ago, almost the only building comforts, in order to purchase more Dorking "and about the last person in Onl a sigh was the response. to discolor them but I use more than matter or the body of the paint, but that escaped the great conflagration of acres. Possessed with the insane idea the world that you wanted to see, I But Daniel Dorking made the coffee, twice as much blue as I should do in simply of the linseed oil and tupentine." the town in 1776. It is an object of that he must "own ail the land that guess!" and fried the little slice ot bacon, with washing linen or calico, though great We quote from an authority. F. W. joins him," or as much thereof a3 possible, much interest, is built of brick, and the "But, to her surprise, Daniel Dorking's its accompanying eggs, speedily carrying care must be taken to mix the blue need not hesitate from any fear of he governs himself accordingly. walls have the bluish-glazed appearance face relaxed none of its beaming the tray up stairs, where he opened well in the lather, or it will be streaky. poisoning from white lead to occupy To accomplish this selfish purpose he caused, it is said, by extra heating cheerfulness* the door by means of a gentle impetus Colored flannels should always be her house while painting is going on lives in the old house long after it is unfit of the kiln and there, three feet below with his foot. The pretty girl, instead of fleeing washed last, and be rinsed in a plain, within it. for occupancy, makes t-laves of himself the eaves, in one coiner, on the side guiltily from the room, came forward Maria occupied the best room in the warm lather without blue. Becently and family and neglects the proper facing the river, half imbedded, was the with out-stretched hands. house, that was very evident. we washed fourteen blankets, with the education of his children. Were he to famous cannon ball. When the fissure "Won't you kiss me, Maria?" said A rag carpet, woven in gray maroon Agricultural Miscellany. use of a machine, following the directions invest the money thus hoarded to buv was first discovered the ball was missing. she. In some parts of the country cornBtalks -and yellow strips, covered the floor a given above, and they are beautifully more land (whi3h he does not need) upon It was supposed to have been displaced cheerful wood fire blazed in the chimney are never stacked or taken into soft and white, not having shrunk "I?" gasped Mrs. Dorking, "Kiss his home farmhis rural home and by the heating of the walls when the interior the window was cuitained with account. In a few places yet the corn you!" at all. I may add that blankets should its occupantshimself and family would of the church was burned in the Turkey red and Mrs. Dorking, propped itself is never husked or harvested, but be taken down when half dry, well "It's Jenny,"said Daniel "my youngest soon be the gainers in both prosperity war of the Revolution. About eighty up on a pile of feather pillows, was sister, Abigail Jane, from the old left standing, while cattle and hogs are shaken, and then hung up till quite and happiness. By expending his hardearned surrounded with a variety of devotional years after, a man having an idea of farm at home. I wrote to her how bad drv." turned into the fields in Winter to help and miserly kept surplus in improving books, a camphor bottle, and a fan. cause and effect, given the hole, reasoned off we were here, and she's come, bless themselves. In Virginia 10 per cent of his farm, stock, etc., and making "The washin' is all out, Maria," said that the object that caused it her little heart, to stay all winter with the crop, or nearly 3,000,000 buseels, Fashion for Hair Dressing- fox 1885. home comfortable and attractive, he poor, little Mr. Dorkin "and I've wiped must be somewhere in the vicinity, and us. We was goin' to surprise you, as was left in the field over Winter last would not only be quite as prosperous, Agreed by the Hair Dealers' Associatioa up the floor, and set the kettle of vegetables digging the ground below the spot soon as you felt a little particle better. year in Tennessee, 5 per cent, or but enjoy life far better and keep his back, where it'll simmer and not was rewarded by finding the identical The spring and summer fashions for But we didn't expect any auch good 3,286,000 bushels. Kentucky and Ohio children from leaving the roof-tree, "burn. And now I'll just step over to ball fired into the town by the Britishers ladies hair dressing will not change materially luck a3 your comin' down stairs had each nearly 6,000,000 bushels, while disgusted with a slavish, miserly mode your- 4he flower mill. so many years ago. It weighed twenty from the styles which have prevailed self, did we, Jennie?" of farming, to seek other and uncertain Illinois left 17,118,000 bushels unharvested. "And leave me all alone, Daniel?" pounds and a half, but it was thought during the winter the hair continues "No, indeed! smiled the pretty girl, employments. Thrifty Kansas left 23 per cent said his wife, lugubriously. its weight had been diminished by corrosion to be worn high, the bow knot "But now that you are here, Maria, we'll of her crop, or 21,905,000 bushels, ungathered, "The'mill has got to be seen to, now make yon comfortable!" and that it was originally a on the crown of the head, with a few while in the whole United that Eliab Johnson has gone on his wed- The Atlanta Constitution says tnai Mrs. Dorking now turned to Mrs. twenty-four-ponnd shot. It was afterwards waves and short curls tapering toward ding-trip," said Dorking. "And a man States 110,811,000 bushels were left to the temperance reform has made more Getchey. cemented into the original cavity, the neck, being almost universal for can't be in two places at once. Maria, ye mercy of Winter weather under this substantial progress in the South than "You never told me she was Daniel's and there it rests, amidst the ivy, and, ordinary wear. The front half is worn know." primitive form of husbandry. sister, from Vermont," said she. any othor section of the country. "It as the books say. is a "fit and lasting very fluffy in Pompadour shape, a perfect "Oh, well, it don't matter, said Mrs. "You never gave me time," said Aurilla is far easier to buy a drink in a monument of British folly and oppres^ nest of short waves and ring curls The food exerts a great influence upon Dorking, with a melancholy sniff. Ann, with an odd spark under her many ladies use a small Pompadour roll prohibition State like Maine than in the quality of the butter. Cottonseed 'I'm only a poor creetur. I shan't bother eye-lashes. to heighten the front hair, and pin their Si local option counties of the meal makes hard butter with a upbody very long. That was the way in which Mrs. Daniel louth. front coiffures. These Styles are worn Our planters were carried along with good color but a disagreeable flavor "Hev a little more bacon, Maria?" Dorking was beguiled down stairs by young ladies also, but there are Anthracite coal was first used as the temperance wave, and many who linseed meal makes soft, greasy, light oothed her husband. and she never "took" to her bed" again. many ladies, particularly those whose fuel in the United States by two Connecticut stood out against it, as a matter of principle, colored butter. The best quality of But Mrs. Dorking, who had already But neither was she ever known to ad* hair is turning gray, who do not think blacksmiths, named Gore, in finally yielded because they found eaton enough bacon for a working man, butter is made from yellow cornmeal mit that she was fanciful and foolish. these curls are dignified, and who prefer 1768-9 first used as domestic fuel that liquor demoralized their labcr tooth the fried eggs, a slice of bread and with one-third its hulk of coarse middlings No.no! Mrs. Daniel Dorking was not to wear the hair parted in the centre system. The testimony of all Northein Judge Jesse Fell, of Wilkes Barre, butter, and drank about a pint of coffee, to be caught in that trap. She always with the bran in it. Clover hay and waved in large waves at the sides, travelers and correspondents places the Pa., in 1808. One authority credits shook her head, and fell back on "Hervey's alluded to that season as "the time of should be fed for butter, and pea meal "Madonna style." South at the head oi the temperance Meditations Among the Tombs." Father Hennepin with being the discoverer my dreadful illness!" and the doctor is thought to be the richest food for adoptedl this atvlea The straight bang is stil worn by "I won't be gone long," said Daniel, procession.'* These statements seem of coal in this" country about called it "a wonderful cure," and sent in making butter. No doubt if it were sinchea few, butto the little cash girls in -cheerfully. "And I'll fetch a bit o' the year 1680. ^J|? almost incredible but they are well re mixed in equal proportions with fine *A fancT substantiated. ,*/i ^TO^ isStS 0