The times dispatch. [volume], April 28, 1914, Page 6, Image 6

About The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914

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'Jhe
Trial of
The Negro Plot.
Plot
???!?? ? ? -mi of ~ i
!]? Vi ? : :<rk N?:er" i'lot
n; tli - \"< -a England Sal-m
T ? wore both the mi! ?
ji ? : i In
?: <? ilt'rjjyi' ? *j v\ ? i o anions
pli i v .?of the r osl
ml Interesting events in the
.? ? ?. !? out -
? ? ? ? . ? - :??;<? t hi \\ 11 e h ?
i~ In : he absu> lit\ uf th?
parallel with the wit'h
If iji the absurdity of the
: for. 1 i > i>f tl.e
t. i:, I!.- vloler ?? that wns
s.-rse. reason ani th
Iri the th'ody and AWfUl ro
? ? ?? j>i'i. . !:r?*s
u'.i No'.v York r' ?'
:t )">rtant It sson * ii
half-century before In Now
r ? ! ? illti; ? rat. - th<
? rih t i\ ? eni-rgy of t !.?
:>-r < > t > UIDtiaR- ?
* 1" ?- ' 1 ?? .i ? av?? of
v ? : u ;? ? ?and sUJ-< : stl
wiilch ??:?!) n>; v-i occur acain.
i r: ? : >!1 ti-tt :itt's ths tine
(!??>:: .. : t\ ? energy of the
? . ' ' . "f i!!' - *.i " ? -
? . .-s . ? . '.j all times
? tiie slaves hart ben u^tomod
rnt'r. d-i: ' , uai'tble and secrete
*h : stolen goods Hucli.sott w .n- a
r. ?.f Infamous el.araetei. ; ?.-i his
? ? ? r v.i i I. .V ir> 1 '? : : ? ti. !..??
? . nie the chief wit against het
:: -' and t ). other \ t?? t i 1 *;s
W! < a ..n Muri-li 1 n f.dlowii u a fire
br<" . out lti the ?.>i t and ?U -? n; i
the Governor's house and other build
' i ? ?? -. 1 it1le doubt ? ? t!,"
? ? i- ' t: ? ? \ i: ? 11 | ? pi th. t there
w ? ?! ? et plot .'II the |i;rl the
'."red poopie to buri. t! ??> elty. ;.la' :
Hurton cnvi. dnmnglng testimony, and
la>! *.1. - < dor->1 peojd" had held
r. - ' Hueh: t. - ? i 1 ,d d
? hl-d destroy all the white?, and
'' ' "'a*- r. a bla-k. wa.- to bo
vet ? nr. and Ilughson Kinc.
er.tir. stor> v. as a f it.rieation
rs- d I": >. ,i ? . -ijurlncr
-? ? al ? let irytna n. wi-.h 1 ? . i.
v ? ' In ?'*io plot He was .it onv"
i ? t: ' i .ind - \< ? uti .. ; il l ;? t
t ?-s' w.~
UU It
-idcral '?
iiitit-It
:? tli. ? \. .
(1 and di
ll ;
l /.ur ?
. but
the tv:
he (It
ill-feellr^
bevti i: ? ? ? .vl ? a ! ? -
a the colored peo
? York. The pas
? i ve ? t rt ies v--'o
? .11' sions ? 'i
hs?tr? i an<l
kindled.- as by
? 1 . T- '
the
West m Ha s-r. v.-ry.
?-V..S 1 : ?? r Ml t r '
? " ? ? c 1 -
? I ?* w ; s :iT
s'l!l more
a:al :: sc-. t<>
the whole eommunltv.
USELESS CRUELTY
I 'renrlirnaa \|ip?-nl* ??i I 'rtnlnitiit t tn
lt?-lu*c I" II r* mill >1 n it v I-t-nllier.s.
I * is no". ? .. ).>:> that p: -t - ft re
boin? made against the wearing of
?' ? furs a:. [?' tj.- whi'-h e*. rout -
tli- f! ._?( ?. r : r-.(i h..s 1-d almost
to tho extermination of so many beau
tiful and harihloss little crOatui-os,
T;i. a c : t: -it Is
- f " K ? : . r <1. iiii-i . r st
: . ? at '. I Is- v. ? ? ; \
by -?! - * ? t oi: < I il.ii.illi urt at tlte
? :??? a. 1 f :e?-t!::i: ??{ I.a - .
?-I1'natation, calling on all women to
in
v ?< -.r t; ? ?
th
- iv,i: th i t it u a>
t women de, ketl
' : - ! ... . ?..
Har;iu jurt d
' :" ? ? < ' ' ? . w;: ? ?. ?
ti> . .. .. h">- ? , t iwas
' ? ' ?: : : the plvrt ? I ..
hunters a.nti trappors natu:allv
tv? : r? urt the:
tat religion was back "And I assure you. ladles, you will
* C "d '| WaS ^%en 1U* n0t bC ,0SB beaut,'ul if fewer creatures
l? ? 0 ' ' ???.;'.vi.- your hats/' he cota l;jd<?d.
?n ' ? .'.' hu < rt ..t.i\ or.- s.very few Ospreys
? st.'S -* of t'.e p!um? s. f,< n
;? a robbery had been tasies and ru-hings. used are derived
* *hjit wifroiri thf* or ir<?m the denizens
Ilreukfant.
('?ranees Cereal
!,lver mid Bacon
Corn MuDinB Coffee
l.Dnrliron,
Croam of Potato Soup
Salad anil Cheeso Samiwlchoa
Biscuits Preserves
Tea
!>lnn?-r.
Chicken Stow 111 Pnnipllnps
Polled Rice f'otatoe.s .hi <?tntln
Lettuce r> ri<I Toniiiiit Salad
Raked Apples with Cream (''often
Pu(;it?M nn Grotin.
k? M* nr ? b.i'KO 1 or ' .
tl' ? *t tV ??? ? ntvl h I two 1:
I I ' rp . I' ,u:<? III I.'IV?TK In a 1>'V
?? i; dlsli ???;?? ? \!? p < h .< \ w'ili ? 1
? . , ... p. ..?? ... T f.-MI- <1111; '?"* (?'. lilt'! ''? i >. it
!? ? >r \< il'.t? .- in " ;sti ' jm: Into n *iotv "\?n
U it!. h"' Brown r?>
WORTH KNOWING
Iii? v Vould ' ii .'i >!?? <1 iii scvi'nil
watei-8 before cooking It. Tho best
w.i . ?!?> l! i.? !?< int the i Ico Iti a
i? vi* ;itiii pint ?:< it up and down In
. ii: of water. Hot water t:< fur
Pett or than cold, for if the rice ker
? ? hav" i t-- coafi! with pa ratlin
t: ? > it water wi'.l w;t h It off. This Is
impossible with th?? cold water.
When rievt oooklnjr bacon, try put
t T'i' it in ? sieve :,i><i pouring boilim;
v . ? t ? : ov< r it; t en i ? \ ? r for a few
ti ? ? - tits with w.'t* ?. dry int; tin?
h ? f i? on a i 1 >*t>i Ii0f"io putting' into
sizy.linp tt vine pan
Some hous-wivis pist ? llttl" water
in t' ? k.-ttl- i?? \ii.'< !> mil;: is to bo
? 1 t" pti-v. nt the ! ill- s. orchitis
At.'.-t in.-r i!:?>t i .nl i.? to sp:it Ule in a ilt
t.' l: : a tiu la t < ' i snu.ir ? n<l 1 ?? t it ?*ot hut
t ? fin pouring in tli" mil!;.
I :??? neirihrwit' ? I' ' inc fish to line
> ; * i with wax?'l i i; >? ? . then there
will i t." ii' - :rt i ?l?; v stli'ky dish
to Wash aft' 1W; :ii.
l ist ii I'ottm "ii putt: itnife, pur
chased tit a hard waro etoro for a
la --- trifle. < i;. le used to i^ood advan
t ,ue wl.'-n !? rtinu ! ? ttb-s and pans
t<-> whir', f i 1 - Muck. Also III
j ? I Mr ? I' ? - v <-ir Hiielvi s ti loosen
.*i: -.ft tl at v. .11 ? ? ? ?oni" -iff v. ith
Tl ? ?? -t \\ t ? w ? t-i up a joint is
?>> v. i it i- ?' !? k!y K:i ;:!'ed paper and
.? ?? \ii? i while In the oven. '*>"
\? r ? ?'???? ; t ti-ata wl ii pro
? :.t ? ? : ? it i a becoming hard
and dry
tf ; * ti wat ? t> lev rat's yellow for
fiiu. ? ? :t wri-t: ? ii lfav-s in.;'.' he
. i .-a. ? p p.- ?? ' !???.? ? - a--. 1 alum in
water at i ?i? t? h:t? <? '' *? rai:? into
it at i tl." ill ! ?? ti t i; ht \<'ll"W so
: I I ;. tin ?? ?! 1. '\ y '* ? a vet s?
All ? kl"s sin ild I e kept at least
? ti" til I" enit.i; til" Jars
for use. By opening ther.i sooner they
lo.-e t:iti'th oi 11;? dellpiitful ilavor
wili'h wi'ild otherwise be theirs.
J.inltig-.j 'or ? lot; ?? baskets insure
'!;? . : it}'.' I > ?-- i 11: - ! -tit rttl. Til'-sO
: ? :: . !? hed '.luslin. just
th* v.'-.-ip" '?) th" i !:??:. at.d tied into
pla ?? with tap' -.
la ?? ot j'l-i 1 hi?'j 1 ? i i p. f l off lern
l!:'r Iv. The pith Utider the
? :. . at.?: t tsi I at all
Only th" t:i*.? i yellow rind
and jui< ?? sl.'juld !"? used.
\; j i< ji >' > !
mm?
Make that tea kettle bright with
a little hot water and
AOLP fM 1C;?!
The cleaner of cleaners for kitchen
utensils. Cuts work in half and
sterilizes everything while it cleans.
5c and larger packages. fa
J/h
5EIBZ FA1RBAN ft?22?*E3 I
CHICAGO I
"lot tha COLO OUST TWtHS
(Up your* vJOrSi"
A Wedding Gown by
Poire t
NOTES ABOUT WOMEN
'tln? v? vildliiji Kinrn, ili-Mum-il l? j
i'.ilrrt iiiul >vurii lij- (nrolyn Thomson
In the sccoiitl net of "Aili'lf," In of
siitlii ttii'(cor, Hiiuirtlj ilrnpnl by
u (IIiiin) liti(Vim; (iiiilo ii( nlilir inwn
ni'l, (In- liiiycrlf lirlni; of old Irish mill
Yub-iielr him-* Inrr.
ISllen Terry, who Is sixty-six years
>r?iii..rt has in'-' l<"ft o-i .? lecturing tour
in Austtalia ?:.i Now Zealand.
?'.-irmcn Syiv.i, the- Queen of Ctu
I!' Mr i, has < n <?!??? tnl a member nf
the I :i 1 S'.>>? i. t \ <>f 1 .iior.it 11 r e o! I '.lif
land.
Madame M?dba, who Is now In Iion
<1- ?!?, ? ?: IJI! <)!' lit r lo.-?nt Alil'-ri iti t'Oir:
"I Vr'i.t ps ii' happiest moment w:is
thUt of arriving- hi New York and aud
it' ? <? :? ?iw mindi people 1 ? V<? ? i Hi'* "
TIii r- !i;is just hern nclvi ? : . .1 for
f-ale in ! I.oi .i-in paper ''in-en Vt ?
tot la's f?ir.ll? t)"- only photo evt nt
0 her Int" Majesty smiil'.u; . n ? \
u. i t ?? . ? t: < I nni-iue 1 - ? i r >? ::Mi .1) "
Th.'te will I... published rhoftlv .i
v.-o! i V a- ? unit of small-holding In
? i.i T ?? author i- Mr*. <;?- ritlna
,;i) ? . -'Mark, who bousl ' ami i n sin Ii
a holding i-n h.-r own ;? ?nnt i >. ?; i r
r.v t '..Mi AT?pell?*?-t and had to wresth
vith .? full sh?ir> *>f the dll!h-ultb-s
v. \ i si'- the pi tif r f i-tni r on i
- al" It. the I ' -n. It will
? lb"! "W!' ? at n--.ll \Vn; ;;ir "
\ n.-w J .Vrl by Mi;. Humphry Ward
Is t>. appear in the autumn.
An elaborate now niiditRotvn Is of
striped liait.M' k and I; lapels.
W hit- <mifon < . Iki - b. nded In vivid
???dors art* .i (felu-h?ful tone!
\ cut l? n- w .? pve i- 11i:a wrap
i net, I ldere.j v. :?h taffeta.
f' 'liinpfH r<-. o m 11 ? ? b"i!L*ht ready
mad. with V' St- "1 i-i' p. . hlne.
Ti ?? in a" t ? ?; t b .iio id. of woven
wire, wltl a llnr-tie <over.
fist.', tints arc i > r ? ?! ? i ? ? 1 by lining
v^bito i f t with i" ? roloi
The t :i .. tb i-- n ;??? . narrow silk
t i '? P.! i.-ii".i with odd rosette slides or
1 11 las-els.
AIGRETTES RARELY
SEEN IN CHAPEAUX
.Agitations concerning tho wearing
of ospreys nml nun plumage generally
have the Hympathy of right-minded
women, liut It should be retuotnbercd
that women who wear these barba
rous ornaments are In a very small
minority, as will bo reallzod If ono
considers Ihe matter for .a moment
simply from I ho monetary point of
view. Ileal "ogrot" plume.* are almost
prohibitively expensive.
Many of the graceful rnounlN which
for want of a better word milliners and
fashion writers aro wont lo describe
; as "aigrettes," are Ingenious manu
1 faetures that never hnd a remote con
nection with any bird that was ever
: hatched.
Ostrich I'lnninge.
Nino-tenths of the plumes and
! feather trimmings used are .derived
from ihe ostrich and from birds that
aro reared and slaughtered for food:
though these last represent only a
comparatively small portion of the
whole, and the ostrich Is the main
stay of the trade. There no more
cruelty involved In robbing nil ostrich
of his plumes than clipping a horse's
coat or having one? own hair cut,
for the plumes are sheared at tho
proper lime, ?^d the quills fall out in
the moulting season, to be replaced
by the now growth. Occasionally one
may ace an ostrich with tho quill en
: tire, but that shows, not that It hns
been plucked out by tho root?that
would -be an operation only possible
[of performance with a rope and pul
ley, and from a safe distance?but
>that i? is a moulted feather, seldom1
or never of tho best quality.
Plotter* nnd Tulle.
I'ven ostii.li leathers and the
made-up "fantasies" are not so fash
ionable ,i t tho moment as flowers,
lulle and ribbon for millinery pur
p?is<- I{f>s?-.M or" I'vcry shade, Includ
ing blip-, brown, olive green and gray,
l"sid< tin- natural colors, are worn
i:'. such profusion that the artificial
Hower-makei >? must surely bo lloutlsh
iiiu .as never before; while tho huge
mnlmalson carnations come iksi In
favor, and are so exquisitely made
that even in texture and "feel" It Is
dlllicult to distinguish them from real
blossoms, especially those Intended
lor wearing In belt or rorsage.
A chiffon I'loupe. horizontally thread
? d xvit'i ribbon. Is one of tho greatest
iiovt liics.
Mit ???*<! patent leather collars and
iffs m.ikfl a striking effect on coats
f \<ltskin cloth.
.Sinned necks appear on the taffota
wraps, the ro\v.? of shirring outlined
oy * trrow \"alen> b rines.
Collars < f changeable taffeta or
broad strip"* pr< vidt a bit of color on
| the navy and black utility coats.
The ? llridslnne collni is a little 111*
th> 'd<i time t'.yrnn style Ii stands up
.a t! e ba lc and rolls over a I'll.
The ?-,.!rt ell 'pery of a l.'dted nf
!? : r >on gown t* '.-aught up the front
with tassels, with a 'harming classic
effect.
Kimono sleeves have actually gotten
nil I . i : land {-'mall <;hl,drcn s coats
!:.w> iluai, also the .-ei-in sleeve,
j I'.la'k velvet mokbands ending In
i kn"t on tlie ire it of the low-cut
gown a:r peculiarly quaint an 1 Inter
i < sti:ig
A lUTTHKPI.Y MRDI.K ANI> OM! OP I'LOHKItK!) SII.K
THE ARTICHOKE
,fo?t h llil About n \ r?rtnlilc of Wlllch
tli<> I'rrni'li Arc I'niiil.
r-V\v of us re.ilize thai wli'-n w? serve
the )"<<:? li :ii -tocral of tho ve^etablr
world ii i only t ho >*?*?? 11. unopened
' lit j of a i.'iant thistle v.r arc eon
?< ii in 'in: 'I In- artichoke In a Kreat,
|.ri< i. 1 ?? 1' ? \ (hi. t !? like plant, with
Hitch i about it lind hiicIi ,
h ? ? i:< I!.. I Ii 1." till a wonder ?
wl.eie ?!. ? ? ih ami ?1 ? ? I i i ? I ??>i m flavor ;
>.f ill- "^1 " come !'; O! 11. Tlicro 1 :s '
a tlili-k, White do W tl fin the undetsldo
of the I- I'.I'S, which add; In tile Wild
nn?l v.'oollv ; ('? ;i i ? life of this onee
upon-a i win- w? it was then a na
tive of tin* .Wedltei rani in clinics,
>? i owlt.v w II i in t:real profit Ion, when
?ionic cac uttli a lnti.;e appetite and no
n.iafih if ? at Inf.villi.; it. In do-poratlon
pciy.ed tip'O tic f! hy M ales til the,
llow i f bud 'if Ihl.s plant. Me. cooked I
thcin ? 11 ?! til- '. \\i ic I That Is the
reason all S"Uthern Kuiope 1 raising
arttdioli<-s I ? ti e millions for the
jjrfiwini: appetite uf the world, Marti ?!
ha' I', iti lli< : i .ti-cnth century.
*15.1 ICi. .11 (ill tl.c I'C.ileji lielnf? BO
11 1.11 ?* i ami 111 ? ? : i 1 lui itise they cotl
t tin tin notjt i-11 n 11 r t f,.i the unborn
little llmvi ih, wlilcli will feed upon thin
f..int'* while they ate (jrowlti? up. In
Hteatl we conie along : I||| roll the pan
trv for ourselves, riK.'inlle.MH of the.
fcollnr of tli. plant Km without II-,e
pale, yellow thistle flowers. which de
velop ii.to beautiful winded fruits,
there ? iii 1 ?? no t.cw plan: next vi ai
The Iruit.i f in.t ili. tl.' ? ? .I" and.when
ilpc are carried by tic whirl (loatitiK
1 on II.clr feathery tvinns until thev
tiiiil a Miltit'ile :-pot lor starlliiK 'a now
home.
Delicious Fresh
Fruits
NOW ON SA I,re,
48c jar
These fresh fruits are in a.
very fine and larne vnnety?
I>iit ti|' in la:r.e sanitary Jar*?
?|sc( li.l dozen.
?4 cllnu I'cnrlift
Strawlierrie.i
lllnek ln-rrirH
I(?? it < lu-rrlrn
llnrtii'tt frnrn
((tiliier.
For Your Spring
House Cleaning
It's time for the Spring
House CliMtiins??et your
MilI>|>1 ios here.
I>UBtless Oil Mop, OOe.
''?itton Mops. ir>e up.
I'.rooms. Uando Handles, ."??<?
up
.sVrub Hruslics. 1Ue, l<1e, J!)v,
Silver and Hrass Polishes*.
Kloor Wax and IJrlKhtqner.
Ammonia. *
S.iim rine.
Uaundry Unskets.
? 'lothes I,lues (eotton or
wire 1.
I"u r 111 til re Polish.
Soaps, Potash,
I v. Hoi a \.
Tel. Monroe 101-106
504-508 East Broad Strecl
GOOD, QUICK BISCUITS
FOR QUICK OCCASIONS
' .correspondent of th
WJ|0 h-v Woman (
good blseut and who also knows how
' wives to , bh?> lkn?'VH' aaka house
I method: 'J '? fol,?w'"K easy
I ru.,ru;,?
? ;;:r; Tu n,tnr *?*?? nn?nd^
V. I. .''ni ,a/''
' th<*nrv, but t)iA
! "?? .l.1?rln I,V."
bc'-unlfull"0,lilnB " I""i?ohi>ldi,
: ;?r .is","- - ?*"r??3 ras
???? light and .l.-li, ,lf... if.w.ve' I
round it trv ",y?? '
^''^h Mi;:,,. aml to ? ln ;t-v^
V; 11 Koe.M 1:?? tho OV()n
;'::a ;.ri?? ?
ami baked sort ,h" <,Ulckl?r*
'he temperaturo of the ov^n In ?n
Id.1"V" ,M '-^r'tlal lor th*
?d . 1 1 ,:^r "f iiBhl I
' ; ; "'"""Id n?. Into JH.rrV halls
brown t1,U ,"i"r ;i
tu ? minuter* usually
sulllces for their baklr ?
j I'lUntd Tlp?.
Pome day when vuu hau ?
I thy of cold mashed potatoes 1. ft
IIMI1K two cuptuls ?t the p,.t:,,<.n's ,
this loclpe Add thlH TO the tloui at.
t.-i the short. nh.K |? rubbed i!,,.
Mend it well > . tore > ?lh\ ^
' 'It ..lit IV,,,,, >H
c. ck nnd bak? ln ?? quick
?n twelve or lift ecu minutes Thin
I if almost i, potato s nno recipe a.,7|
i niak..H a del,< louu hr.-M hot bt.'ad
?> . ,C II,,. .lnH) much j, .
than most potato s<rer|pe*
'"' a pint of th. ir, half a t.-a-poon
; f" I of salt, two level tea>p,,..nfuN
| '.-.klnK powder mid a scantly level
" te:.: i?o.., r?l . f ; ?,lt lnlll -a 1>(>wl'
Unit!' "''Kcrtips knoad u heaping
thll! ?i? H? of buUcr 01 ,a'" Into
I th. . iintll the tiil?. ur'- 1? pow<!. rv
L., , '- ,;l,h Jt '"lx m al.out one
cupfi,! r.f ?nur rt'-arn tit.til It k ^ -,f
dour li onci' ?aP, ^rop-hatt^r
HtaL-.. the softer the better. oive It
.-I fwift hl'Tidlnn arid t .s. on fo
square of lightly floured, clean paper >
" ' 1 ? ? ? '* l'11"'r *!>"?.? conies In hi*-1
cu t ho.v-\w yood for thif
Now with th- hand, f ha p'e It Into r,
smooth sheet, without kneading, from
half to three-,,uartei :. of ? lt. h
thick, according to yout ||klnB for
hln and .risp tll|r:v ..nr, ,,r0a(,.
111." blM-ult; 'tit into small <|r. le. no
more than an inch and a half in dl
t ? apart on
'? ,/ N ,J tin to InMiirt* nhn
i?aKing all nround. and hal.e about
twelve mlhtiteH in a hot oven.
If you have a well-nrrnnged kitchen
with your material* r-ady to Vw'ur
hand the entire process of making
be got.e throtu-h Ir, thr.-^ mlnut. .
w>th but one howl, a cup and a f>.rl
lett to wash.
The hoi-h!.?.>ult expert will usually
tell you that biscuit made with sour
milk or cream, or buttermilk and -u*
< ?? I.if o.\?*o! tli*. baitin>;-powder va
rlety. There ij, ,, diff.-,..n(? in t.-x
tur.- the four milk and noda .sort
UMiall-. having a v lv? tines? and ten
| dern. ss that the othei nori la. ks el
though 1 must admit, I have eaten
baking-powder biscuits that r have
mistaken for the other.
lilt king. Pomlcr Illxrulta.
Baking-powder biscuits are innde
precisely like these sour-cream ones
except that sweet milk or water is
substituted for the sour cream < r but
termilk, the soda is omitted and the
bak it' g powder is doubled?that h?. :
two heaping teaspoonfuls aro put In
instead of two level ones.
THOSE FUNDAMENTAL
BEAUTY.SPECIFICS '
Would you be bright-eyed and clear- 1
fckinned? The fundamental specifies
for beauty are fresh air, a 11mlit and
wholesome diet, which should include !
plenty of fruit; the daily bath, and a'
judicious not an excessive?amount
of e.\ercise. The woman wlio values
her looks should drink plenty of fresh
water, including a tumblerful either
hot or cold, last thing at night.
.Spring wj'ter is the best, but if this
is not available, water that has been
boiled and allowed to stand for two
ot three hours till it lias become re
aerated Is more wholesome than mere
ly littered water.
About Until*.
?Many women make their hath much
too lengthy a function, with the re
sult that not only the skin, but the
whole system, becomes enervated. The
morning bath should be taken quick
ly, followed by a sponge down or
douche of cold or tepid water, and a
brisk toweling to promote circulation
.After long exercise ,or when one |.
tired, and especially for sufferers from
colds, rheumatism or neuralgia, a
"mustard hath' Is a wonderful tonic
that is no easily prepared also. On.
merely dissolves from one to two
tablespoonfuIs of mustard in a hit',
?t hot water, et viola! The ? cold
douche Is not required after a mustard
Mote
Cooking utensils can ho cleaned
much more enHlly when Just. emptied
jtlian after they are cooled.
i If the shelf of baby's high chair Is
covoied with white oilcloth, II will ho
imiK'h easier t>> keep clean.
When lobster Newburg Is to be made
jln the dialing dish, It Ih well to pro
.pure It home time before anil let It
1 remain In a veiy cobl placo until used.
I'so butter tathor than milk If po
tatoes need,extra thinning. The for
1 nier nwko? them soggy, and nothing
is ivniM! than milky mashed potatoes
lodlno la a healing remedy for
! wounds ,caused by rusty nails. Such
wounds, however, (should have the at
tention <>t a physician trom the start.
If engs are to be stuffed, they must
1 be put Into cold water as soon as thoy
are taken f 1 ?>rr> 11 ?,stovo. This will
keep the whites In better shape.
)Uil<ed milk puddings should ho done
vr rJ slo'A ly In a gradual oven
If Hal 1 flsh Is required lor immediate
use. Is will freshen much more quickly
!f Kf'.'ik?"l In mil]; Instead of water
.S"iir mil:-; will sttiMvcr an well as
Af outdoor cupbonrd Will he found
tif fftil 11 t il economical during the win
tt r v. < itlier. It will do a'.vay with the
n,.. ,.<j.11 v for |,-e f,,r quite a long time
Mix stov. polish with equal parts
.if household ammonia and turpentine
' ;?ti(l r.pply to the cool stove; rub off
with a soft woolen cloth It gives
a high polluh.
lt? ? 1 ling vinegar will soften paint
hrm-hes that have become hard and
dry Allow them to dimmer In the
.vinegar for t?n minutes; afterwards
v. 1 > : them In soapsuds.
.Vow earthen casseroles rhould ha
? >tk?"l In cohi water at least twenty
f<.ur hours before they are put on a
r.-u "t over gas flame Treated In
this w.? v. tliey will la11 muoh longer.
If tt." lire Kets low oti cold nights
ami the h'iiire plants are badly chilled
n the morning. put them Into a still
.ir k < loset, all'! the r #*\t morning you
will find every plsnt nice and fresh.
W 1. ?* n cleaning windows in freex
Mnr w atl.'-r, try using kei<->sene In
stead ? f water After wiping the win
idows <?!? with a cloth saturated with
'l^riiHci.o, polish with a clean dry cloth.
I.-i you: l.ltchen fink clean? If It is
not flushed out with boiling water and
lye. It is a dangerous sink. Under It
1 v a trail where yrease and germs are
, 1 slight, and u needs to ? e k?pt clean
T o tissue paper which comes Into
the house around gifts or In stilt
!>o\es If !? Idr 1 ntnl put Into the draw
1. with the iltsh towels. will be most
1. < ful to polish glassware of ?!1 ^rts,
including lamp ?hlmneys.
FROM KITCHEN
TO DINING ROOM
Seemed a Long Way to This Lady,
as She Had to Sit Down
Between Rooms
Madison Heights, Va.? Mr?. M. E.
Veste, of this town, pays: "I hardly
know how to express myself In speak
ing o! the great good that Cardul, the
woman's tonic, did me.
I was nlmost dead last July when
I commenced taking Cardul. I was
weak and nervous; without any ap
petite, and oven without courage. I
could hardly walk from the dining
room to the kitchen without sitting
down, and I had about given np all
hope.
And th^n T saw Cardul advertised
In a paper, and T sold It was the very
thing I needed. Ho I got a bottle,
and It relieved rne In less time than
a week. Whfin I had taken three
battles I felt like a new person.
Please publish this letter so that
other people may seo how Cardul
helped me after I was almost dead."
Cardul goes to the weak spots and
helps to make thorn strong. It acts
j with nature?not against her. It is
for tired, nervous, irrltablo women,
who feel as if everything were wrong,
and need something to quiet their
nerves and strengthen the worn-out
system.
If you are a woman, suffering from
any of the nervous nllments of wo
j manly trouble, take Cardul. It will
help you. At all druggists.
(Advcrtlsomcnt )
?
& To Gas Consumers:
Notice
You nro invited to inspect
& I lie Gas Appliances shown by
% the Gas Department of the city
of Richmond at Manufacturers'
jgj Exhibit, Chamber of Commerce
^ Kulldtng. Sixth and Main, fourth
s
Moor.
These Gas Appliances are
S furnished bv the General Gas
2
?
p sin teed to ho the best money
can buy.
Light Company, and ore guar
^ Don't forget the Self-Llght
S ing Gas Ranges, and remember
our guarantee.
General Gas Light Co. \
I
^5 ilOH North l-'iffli Street.
1*1. C. Gentry, l>ro])rietor.
# Hh
* & I'lione, Monroe l!l)80. ^
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