... KITCHEN STUFF. A vats= objection to dip•candles—they are non eompoa. &AIM considers cold mutton only meet for the dust-bin, especially when it's made into 'ashes. The difference between Miss Belinda's protectries and Susan's lover—The ono is only a chaperon ...

... KITCHEN ECHOES. LAST Monday afternoon, as one of A. SLOPES'S most reliable young men was strolling through a certain important thoroughfare, his attention was arrested by the sound of angry voices proceeding, seemingly, from the very bowels of the earth ...

... mwdered them. They then enteved the kitchen, where they killed the maidservants, and hunting down the men in different pens of the house. slew them also. Having perpetrated these eleven murders they stole away again unobserved. and when some people came ...

... downstairs into the kitchen, where she left her until Ennis had borne off a small trunk and desk in which was money to a considerable amount. On going away, Ennis called out from the top of the kitchen stairs, Butterly, don't injure the young lady, ...

... THE BELLES. OH, the crafty kitchen belles—hrizen What a world of indignation like a seidlitz powder swells In the heart of every rnissis,' As she learnsthsd even• servant Gives the Bobbies (whoM she kisses With uch admiration fervent) T.iiscions wines ...

... CULTURE IN .THE KITCHEN. Mineral petn-quoting letters, Ina recent correspondence earri.•l oil In one of the dallies, purported to be from highly cultured kitchen maids, cooks, etc.] OH, ain't it most bewitchin', This Culchaw in the kitchen! This going in ...

... 2. MIS WM3 the South Tower with a lovely view from the top. N.l.l.—The North Tower wa, the kitchen chimney. 3. In the summer time. Mr. and Mrs. Cooblddy used to take tea on tht. tat tlement , . It s unite feudal. _ 6. Coobiddy may here be observed studying ...

... PRESENCE OF MIND. Bachelor. Yes, thnt kitchen•maid was remarkably pretty girl. Pexhecker. Well, I must say I prefer tho p . ►rlour.amid to tho kitchen-maid. Mrs. Penhreker (appearing suddenly is the doorway). What's that you said, P.? Penheeker. We were ...

... s\'l kitchen garileulug. arc over uow. [Saturday, November 11, 1893. TM So, Jame; thin. I . Boppose, is what I , i . . 4 . 1 ~1, , 1 • fluty.. \ • i. t:---• , • -- 7 - '--. -- -- A\ •,-c , i.:, 66 1 1 should like =Other ring. nut your Belle Lr ...

... OH, WOMAN, WOMAN! SHE had been recommended various cures for the blackbeetles which infested her kitchen. All sorts of poison hail she given them, but they thrived on it; and then some massive genius who should have been adorning a padded apartment at ...

... he built his home at Hartford Connecticut, lie astonish. , l everybody by building the kitchens in front of the house. Tie main building lies right back. The kitchens face the roadway. What's the Wet of that ? asked a friend. Well, said Twain, it's ...

... equally unsuceesuful! At the latter place Joe slept in a 'melon in en inn yard, anJ being in a starving state crept through the kitchen window at night. while the family were in bed, to ideal food. Ile also stole a paw of new shoes belonging to the landlord ...