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TOUSEANDHOME TALKS, |

SONE INSTRUCTIVE CHAT ON JECTS OF FEMININE INTEREST.

Paying Her Social Debts—A Your:

Woman Who Lives in a Board’ng

May Disebarge Them Agreeably.

The names of the women who live

sit gle rooms io boarding liouses, aul Fel Cus tor au opyortauity ta teucive &@ id viitertain €. eu frieuds, is legion, Ou 4 their number, says The New Yorx Worid, tas decided that it may be dune, ind bas made un excellent begiuning is that direction

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VOL 33.—-NO., 135

MEATY CONDENSATIONS.

| Many Matters of € srrent Interest Shaped

up for Qiick Rcading

Caentists note u ia‘vond-studd-

ad ford

| ed teeth.

: | and oysters after the itouse Has Discovered How Even She on :

Artist Gibson 1s ieciuring on flowers. *,7

first snow

first frost.

Rabbits are best after the

2

Editor Bryce savs literary ranks are |

| too crowded for many to gain emixence,

A microbe never iacks company. One |

of thom can bo the pr about 280,000,000,000 of

renitor of

kind in 48

his

| hours.

/ |

Her room is—or was--an ordinary looxug, inoderaiely large biuk one o4 |} tie secon t Boor ofan ordinary bourdiag | none. Sve lurned it Mite a charimin :

apparent oy tie expendiiure of a great

a ai of line and ticegut and the giving |

uy of Ler new wiiter frock,

The bed |

Was banisued ant a taxurious cot lounge |

Was stlustiuced, with deuim cover and |

a mul ivude of silx ptilowa, There was a leather -creca plexed up at a bargain, t s1UL OL Lie View Of bue Washstand, A

sel of Vox bovkslielves served the tripie |

purpo.e of Loo.ecase, siieboard and cioser, by being siained and door Witu bilges swing over one long box. Diinty olue and white clima, a opper colfce pot aud some silver spuone ecCUpy tie All Piety protocsrapls mm pretty bang about tue walis, and a grate completes tue preitipess of the room. In the closet, every Saturday wigiit, ure stored olives, crackers, cheese, rend

siieuourad, sorts ol

tire

having a |

frames |

and butier, lettuce, a littie celery, coffee | eo?

aint sugar—ali oi Liem delicious. Every Sunday the landlady—for a considera. Livu—cooks and chops up a -chicken, Every Sunday the young woman iakes chicken salad, for the preparation of which she is justly famous, and thin bread and butter sandwiches. Some- times she toasts some crackers over tiie grate fire. She makes delicious coffee in the Russian coffee pot. And every Sunday afternoon she is ‘tat home” & her friends, dispevsing the dainties frou an Oid mahogany cable iu the corner, Sue does not speud a fortune in enter: taining, but ali the people who ‘drop in” during the long afternoon have thé best sort of a time, and slie ures no so cial debts.

ALL AROUND THE HOUSE.

Hints About Dressing Over Old Fura

ture,

success,

I took three broom handles, cut then the length desired forlegs,and gave then two coats of white paint.

Then I had a carpenter make me : square board for the tov, This 1 alsc painted white, fastened the legs to | with ecrews, the head of which w painted white,

Where the legs are crossed I fastene.. it securely with wire and puta bow oi r.bbon there,

If one wished to have this table in a piak, blue or greeu room the painting could be done in tiie desired color.

I find that much can be done in the way of making things out of nothing, as on¢ girl bachelor r know says when slic builds a gown out of scraps, but you musi have ingenuity and patience.

The packing box offers no end of possi inlities,and they car be made to be orna- mental as well as useful.

Up in my red room I desired to have a unique dressing case built around one of the windows,so I procured three packing boxes and placed them around the win dow to give the desired appearance, tie center and lower part to be used as 3 window seat,

I took two boxes -\e same size. hig) enough to reach above the window sill, and about 18 inches in width, and ai other long, narrow one to place betweer them.

The two outer boxes I furnished with two shelves, each to_be used for holding hats and bonnets. The center box was divided into a compartment for holding boots, shoes and rubbers,

The boxes should be planed until they are very smooth, the cracks filled with putty, and then painted outside and ix with enamel paint.

I bought turkey red, and put up cur- tains on small brass rods, and made ¢ cushion with backs and sides to fit the window, and now I revel in a most con- venient Iow seat, where one can sit com- fortably for the putting on and taking off of boots and slippers.

This may sound a bit improbable, bui just try, and you will see how well it will work, Only be careful about get: ting your boxea of equal heights and sizes. —New York Recorder.

THE LINEN OLOSET. What it Should Be and Some of the Things it Should Contain.

The woman who would relentlessly sacrifice a ‘‘cozy corner” or a “dressing room” in order that she might have au ample linen closet is the housewife upon whom one may depend. The linen closet is too frequently half of the side. board drawers, plus a bottom bureau drawe: or two. And the owner of such a linen closet is the one whose table- cloths are always mysteriously disap- pearing, whose napkin sets are frequent. ly broken, and who cannot tell ‘‘where the toweis go.”

All the huusehold linen should be kept in one place—a dry, light closet, if

ible, or a chest of drawers. A list of the belongings of the closet should be tacked up in a_ prominent po sition, and when any article is dis- carded, it should be struck out from the list. The shelves, if a closet is used, should not be higher than may be con- venieutly reached, and they should be covered with stout, white paper. The various sorts of goods should be careful. ly sorted, tablecloths having their place, sheets theirs, and so on.

The usual list of the necessary supplies for a well-ordered household mentions as requisite four sheets, a ere slips and two spreads for each ; four bath towels and seven huckaback or damask ones a week for each member of the family ; seven crash hand towels for the kitchen, twelve soft crash towels for dishes, and five glass towels ; two dozen napkins each for dinner, breakfast, lun- cheon and tea, and half a dozen doilies to match each set; two luncheon clothe, one tea cloth, two breakfast cloths, four dinner cloths and four tray clothe; with as many b ponte: bureau, sideboard, shelf aug stand covers and centerpieces as one can afford.-New York Worid.

To Dispel Cold?

Headaches and fevers, to cleanse the eystem effectually, yet gently, when custive or bilions, or when the blood is impure or sluggish, to permanently cure habitual constipation, to awaken the kidneys and liver to a healthy activity, without irritat- ing or wiakening them, use Syrup of Figs. e

Hewpreps of ladies in ill health have been or are being restored to health and strength by the use of Hawker’s Tonic it has become the great and popular family remedy. : seeees

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*

Noah R by. aget i2t, c'aims to be the

| Oldest person iy Naw Jere.

Britis) Guiana invites ¢ ; nomen. Financial dey 11 is sedonsly felt in New Yori’: it.

Spokane Falls pi. atbry nish a dads visti cic pics of pledges received,

M. Frane’syte S ; ys the

Lievcle is a prowtes ‘sais the nan sreud,

On the whee: une eu

Bieveling is eve: b irope than Anica 7, There is en army of young piay wriglite in New York seeking to dispose of their maiden efforts,

A steam alarm clock has been invente ed. 1t is probably to call Bridget. oe é

In a Ninth street restaurant—“Tl,

| there, chef, toss some, ketchup in the

consomme, Here's a fellow w’at wants

| tomato soup.

* %

x “Miss Marlowe in Repertoire,” she read as she rode down town on a Broad street ’bus. ‘*Repertoire—tiiat must be a new play. 1 never heard of it be- fore.” *,%

Scholarships have been improved in New York schools by the abolition of examinations,

+ * *

The majority of the world’s greatest men were married.

+,*

The valisneria, a root on which the canvasback feeds, and which is called

| “wild celery,” is in no way related to

| |

the celery of cur gardens, but is an aquatic plant, more familiarly known as

| eel-grass, A table which 1 have just made is ¢ | "a

= @

*

Indian graves in Oregon are despoiled

for the coins they contain. *,*

London’s annual fish consumption is 160,008 tons.

*,*

The late Mrs. Eliss Frank, of Chicago, imassed a fortune of $2,000,000 in 40@ sears by her own efforts exclusively.

*

New York’s Senator Smith is known as ‘“‘Dry Dollar Smith,” because when a bartender be never slapped one’s change down on the wet bar, but always care- fully dried the bar first.

*%

Patron—Whiere’s the proprietor of this restaurant? Waiter—Gone to lunch, sir.

** More car couplers are patented at

Washington than any other line of dee |

vices, *

“Smith says his home is a monarchy, His wife must be a terror.” ‘He didn’t mean his wife. Le referred to the ser- vant giri,”

JUST SIMPLY STOP BREATHING. That is Said to be a Sure Way to Avoid Colds,

It is a tact not geuerally known tht if a person holds his breath wasps and bees may be handied wit impunity. The skin practically becomes a coat of mail against which the insects vainly drive their stings. The moment a particle of air escapes from the langs the stings will penetrate. In explanation of this curious fact a well-known physician ad- vances the theory that holding the breath partially closes the pores of the skin, and thus leaves no opening for at- tack, This interesting statement ¢x- plains and enhances the value of a prac- tice I have followed for the prevention of colds. For many years my occupa- ticn took me to crowded political and labor meetings, generally held in rooms destitute of any means of ventilation, Tie heat was intense, the air fetid and

isonous. I have left such meetings bathed in perspiration and plunged into the chill ain of a. winter's night, thereby running the risk of catching the severest cold. Yet, strange to say,I enjoyed a singular immunity from such aggravat- ing ailments. At the first touch of cold air | tok a deep inspiration, and then held my breath for half a minute, in the meantime walking as fast as I could. During that balf minute the pores of the skin were closed against the chilling at- mosphere, and by the time the Junge called for reinvigoration the body had considerably cooled and the risk of a chill was over. I recommend this prac- tice to public speakers, vocalists, enter- tainers, and those who are obliged to frequent unduly lieated reoms. In my own case the practice never failed, and although I fully believe in its value I never understood the reason of it until a learned scientist came forward with the remarkable theory that while holding the breath the skin could be maintained impenetrable to the sting of a bee.—

| Jeaness Miller Monthly.

The Late Professor Jowett,

The author of the most famous and most misquoted of all the epigrams upon Professor Jowett has sent to the West- minster Gazette an interesting note upon his lines, ‘‘Several versions,” he writes, “have appeared lately, and my vanity does not consider them iimprovemente, The lines were written :

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WUNN HOUSE

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The subscriber offers for sale that very eligible property known as “ THiS MUNN HOUSE,” situate at Southport, Lot 48. lhe Honse contains fourteen well finished rooms and large Shop.

On the premises is a building fitted up ssa Hall, suitable for public meetings, ind also Stabling for twenty horses.

If not sold at private sale before MON- DAY, the 27th inst., the above property will on that day be offered at Public Auc- tion at Southport, at 12 o’clock, noon.

For terms, etc., apply to James H. Red- lin, Solicitor, Cameron Block, Charlotte town, or to the subscriber on the pre mises.

JAMES DUFFY.

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TO LET.

A Cottage on Sidney Street, containing

five rooms and good cellar. Possession given on December Ist, W. W. WELLNER.

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many pay $1 to $5 eachy

GEORGE LOWE 246 Spadina Avenue, Toronw,

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