Paoli Weekly News, Volume 6, Number 48, Paoli, Orange County, 14 August 1878 — Page 4

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1 1 ' t i t. .vy. Ixr: f 11 J s I. i cf 1.1 i'f. r. ' 1 r - ..-.d dua11 f r v Li h 1..J r. u' 1 voi '. 1 I. 1 ' l21 t o ; m v - r-3 f 1 '1 a ; ,.rty Li I. 1 y i.o rn. tl.e i i-' a:.-..,,!. wLLh l.il b t-i ch,L 1. Tl r V. -t cf L-0.l v.ilha'.i the j-oa-t rawer n:o--t friendly, especially with Ra and France. lie cordd not conceive of a pre&ter KiUfortcae than tie estrangement of The rahileitionsof the treaty of Cc-rlia liave tiet-u exchanged by all the powers except Turkey. TLe Saltan, however, Las signified teat he recognizes the validity cf tbe treaty. The Kajflaa troops are returning to Bnssia to the immbi-r of 5,000 daily. TLe Boumanian army is expected to make a triumphal entry it; to Bucharest, accompanied by the Bulgarian trophic. It id r poittd at Vienna, that the insurrection at 3IoKtar, in Herzegovina, i.4 fomented by tLe Ilontetie-gria, and that it will be likely to l:-ad to serious complications with Austria. It is said that the state cf affaira at MontsT ia wor than at Merajevo, the capital cf Bosnia; that the Governor and Mafti cf Most&r have been assas.-inated; tiiat tLo whole population are ia arms, and the Jitis-fii'mans from tha surrounding country are Hooking ia to join the insurgents. . A correspondent of the London Daily JVfr.i, ia Cyprus, reports that fever is prevalent at Nicosia, on the northern Bide, of the island, and that seventeen men and two officers oat of a detachment tf 120 stalioned there have leon attacked by the disorder. The Austrian troops have entered Mostar, Herzegovina, without opposition, the inhabitants appearing very friendly. In the great international pigeon-shooting match at London, between Capt. Bogardus and Aubrey Covington, Bogardus won by one bird. -The, opposition have made considerable gains ia the elections in Hungary. It is said that 47, COO Bussians are sick ia Bulgaria, and constant reinforcements are necessary to keep up the effective army. Gens. Todlebtii an J ir'ehouvalcff are down with typhus. Marquis Poila Yieino Trevubzia, the celebrated Italian politician, is dead. The important positions connected with Varna will be delivered up to the Bussiani next week, but the removal of the material from the fortress wi.l require two months. The BuH?ian8 have already addressed to the Porte a friendly inquiry as to when it will surrender Batoum, bat the communication has as yet received ii3 answer. There are indications cf an intention to proclaim a holy war in Bosnia. The insurgents in Herzegovina have been reinforced with 3,000 Montenegrins. A di.-patch from Vienna says the Porte has issued special instructions throughout the provinces not to oppose the Austrian advance. The Bhodope insurgents have sent a memorial to Mr. Layard, the British Minister, signed by the chiefs of 2C0 villages, declaring they will resist to the la.-t man the enforcement of the decisions of the Berlin congress. A virulent fever lias broken out among the American laborers on the Madeira and Mamore railroad, Brazil, and numbers of them are dying daily. Young Louis Napoleon, son of the late Bmporor of France, is betrothed to Princess Tbyra, daughter of the King of Denmark, and fcieter of the Princess of Wales. Suleiman Pasha, with 1,500 Asiatic troops, is shut up ia Trebiuje, Heizegovina, He will not allow the insurgents to enter the town, fearing the massacre of the Turkish authorities Fifteen hundred regular troops deserted from Trebinjo and joined the insurgents. The Taiis cabmen are on a strike. They number 4, SCO. The little American dory Nautilus has arrived in France aud will be taken to the Paris Imposition. Cab' e dispatches announce the- occupation of Varna by the Bussians and of Maglai by the Austriaus. "Kara has fallen." This fortified city of Asia Minor, which was the scene of one of the inoit FtonOy-contested battles of the recent Busiso-Tui'liiifli war, and also withstood many memorable sieges previously, has been nearly destroyed by fire, resnltirg from an explosion in the mine of the fortifications. Under the treaty of Berlin it now belongs to Bussia. The. Radical of Southwark, England, propoo to nominal -diss Helen Taylor for Parliament at the nest general election, and thus practically raise the question of woman's rights. A London dispatch fays the Be v. Mr. Mackcnochie, incuinlx nt of St. Albans, who was fnrnd4 from clt-rtcal dBty by Lord Penzance for disobeying a decree prohibiting his rit-na'i.-tie practice., appealed his case to the High Court cf Justice &nJ received a decision in bis favor. The- 8i3 National Council has voted f 1,COP,0CD toward. ccmplctiBs the St.. Gotlia.nl tunnel. A Vienna dispatch asserts that a decisive victory has been gained over a superior force c-f i: snr cents. The fortified town of Jaicze was occapicd after nine houis aacstxinary figbUcg. TLe Acstrians displayed devoted valor. OEXJSZtAX., ter frcra Mj. Walsh, at Wood mount A ain, received at Bisxcatck, Dak., reports the 1 v. pAthtri , ; l i one lijcf. p, Sft en i . -v i i f ' 1 moe-.t .in p.i-t, frr a n fd ' . 11. j r L. i-'-n tht re i li Lci- : -t u f t, ill I ns th-re n : . i r i j i .ii c-r--.: the . I' fit1! " httla an r urirs i it o 1 r..,-u si have lr-1 to a cf thj 1 1 " I - ... f r t nf i t:!s..'

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, v re u owi : c f & l. 'it. t 1 , !o -m iro or ceatn ironi T f-vx r- 1 tfct-rtiy durng a t1-under t T". -. , Ct. A yuj 1 .dy r-ir.-.-d ,n r w Htru the 1'gLt-iing beginu I t L-it, vhich was ett on fire, b-re ' c . : '.r c.T LLa brkr..rt cf L-.r ru' 9. 1 1 i t lack, tr.irinj her cltLlig a". 1 r i' to f.'a -tuts. She was r'-nderel r " ly t i t' ..I:, let soon ricovt.r J, ? 1 1 lis eii ".ri. : "td no ftrious injury. "iVn-i.,: ;) h vi-IteJ, la-t ekf by one of the v , r w" -. I ar,d r:.;n itorr which it Lis (t .ik:.-" 1 in alo: tire. The wind bordered on a hurricane through the northwestern section cf the city, and unroofed a large number of building & Tbe damage to property is estimatedat f75,C00. The Congressional Labor Investigation Committee Las adjourned its ession in New York to meet sgain Aug. 2d. Ia the meantime the committee as.k the aid cf business men and employers throughout the country, by forwarding replies to the fallowing questions, which are submitted to the public at large : 1. What were the selling prices of your products ia 1V50 sod ia each nabf-cq'ient year down to 1878, inclusive t 2. What were the wages p aid ly yon ia. each of these years for labor employed ? 3. Where the persons furnishing information are willing to do bo, the committee Invited them to state the percentage of profit made by them in each of th-e years, cpon the capital employed in their business. i. Wi.at were ths wholesale and retail prioea of tbe leading articles of family consumption during each of these years in y-jur vicinity ? S. What in the difference, if any, between rents and tenements occupied by operatives, in the years 18C0 and 1978, In your vicinity T C. What was the comparative amount of products of your business in quantity and value in the years 18G0 and 1878? 7. State the comparative steadiness of employment cf operatives between the years 1860 and 1878 inclusive. A Bismarck special pays the grasshoppers have appeared in DaKota, flying east. They have done much damage to growing crops. It is thought they will reach Minnesota, but can't do much injury there so late in the season. There is considerable excitement at Yuma, A. T., over a threatened raid by the Indians, who have recently gathered in some numbers in the vicinity of the town, encouraged by the absence of troops, which have been sent to Idaho. The Indians are inflamed with whisky surreptitiously furnished them. The citizens are guarding the approaches of the town. Fifteen killed, thirty-three bruised and mangled unto death, and thirteen slightly wounded, ia the mournful record of a terrible raiiway accident which occurred just before daybresk, a few mornings since, at Mingo Junction, Ohio, on the Pan-Handle railroad. A freight and a passenger train going in opposite directions, the latter at extra fast speed, crashed into each other with awful force, producing the dreadful catastrophe. The victims were nearly all emigrants westward bound. A collision occurred on the Vermont Central, also, and three lives were lost. W. YY. Harding, editor and proprietor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, has failed, and the paper will doubtless pass into other hands. Capt. Geo. FL Bau, of tha Chicago Fire Department, was kilied the other night, while hastening to a fire, through a collision of his hose-cart with a wagon of the fire patrol. Two other firemen were seriously if not fatally injured. A bill allowing women to vote in school meetings has passed the Hew Hampshire House of representatives, and had previously passed ia the Senate by a vote of nine to three. This is the first substantial legislative victory won by the woman suffragists cf New England. A barrel of kerosene exploded in Sleiger's grocery store on Barclay street. New York, last week, injuring one of the employes, and setting the building on fire. While the firemen were at work subduing the flames, another barrel exploded, severely Injuring five of them. A terrihe storm or wind and rain, accompanied with almost unprecedented havoa by lightning, visited a wide extent of country in the Eastern States and Canada last week. At Wallingford, Conn., about 100 buildings were blown down, thirty people were killed outright, and doublo that number more or less t-viously injured. Tremendoua damage by a mlden fbxxl was done at Yvatci towi!, N. Y., where the mighty rush of waters was eo sudden and overwhelming as in (several instances to sweep away buildings bo fere their 03cupants could escape. In portions of Canada the storm visitation took the shape cf monstrous formations of ice descending from the clouds in proportions too great to admit of the cnstoniary designation as hailstones. POLITICAL. James T. B.tlford vas the unanimous choice of the Colorado Be publican State Convention for Bepresentative in Congress. The Republicans of South Carolina have resolved not to nominate candidates for State ofSces. Th-cf. Play fair, cf London, the well-known chemist, is on his way to the United States. FLVJACJI AXO I XI) I'S TH I A L. The Mastin Bank, of Kansas City, Mo., hag raccumbed to the preaanre of the times and closed its doers. A statement is made that Kansas Ulty had on deposit $72,0C0, the county -i'HO.CCK), the SU te f 252,000, and that the State Treasurer's bond will probably be rendered worthless by the failure. Other important bankruptcies : K. IL Bishop &, Co., whole.-ale grocers, " Cincinnati ; James lieid & C"!., importers and wholesale dealers in liquors, New i'oik; O-ear D. Dike, tea broker, New York, with liabilities amounting to $151,000 i.i no a-rts, and tt.o Crowthtr Iros Comt,ry, ef r.:t-l. Ps. It is Cc'"nr..vd thai lc- 7 iit c ' t y-c:,o 11 : .i v - the v 1 1 .d crp f . r cf tLq Ci.I i-:, ty.i r,i c. i,t v .ii'.-i i. Cf ti " j t: - i'.t rr" inta furr-rhts CVCv'C. ) lu. htls ; Io?a, !".( 0,C " 0 ; H,a.t Sbf i'0,Ch0 ; Nebraska li".C.C J; Wv: :.n. lJ,r r:3; M..l.:.-tu, l: i.i i:,r ; ir ! " ) ; Ci 1' , f J ; ItTj-s, 12, f 3 CJJ ; .trl- s, 7,t l" 0; lltntac'-y, .t"r0, Te-rai chi, I V1 1 ; P"-- n jlM i.New Yaik t ai. 1 - vll t. ...... t f I", ll i 1 1 1 1 . i : ' it is c a . . d 1 y a ... .. .7 3 Li M l.v the Hi -L.a ' it f.J .L , s i w i I r z. sj ' - i y ;-m '" ' '" , i Pr t V,., - ( l- " 1 1 'I . A, . - J1 k: i r

wLi h Le Lad irri-rudenCy invested in Bonanza, r nirg ftck. Gov. 17S-.V.;', of Louisiana, has signed the d " ?.'-L-w :raxts cf four colored men who murdered a woman in 187S. They will be hanged Aug 14. The lody of a mmdered man found in the Cb'.o river is tuj posed to have been tho son of B..-hrp Y."hiii 1 of Minnesota, who has been n.is-ing freve-ral weeaa. J unci rr. Liinont, negro minstrel bass singer, thot and fatally wounded William Havel, another negro delineator, in a bar-room f,:ht in Fhlir.Jtiphia, last week. Henry Van Byn, a well-known and wealthy citiz.a cf . iiv.-.iukee, killed himself with a razor, a few days since. Tho "green-eyed motidtr" ircittd the deed. William Torrey, cashier of the First National Bank, of Ashland, Ta., has been arrested charged with falsifying the books, misappropriating the funds and embezzling. George M. Wheeler, w ho was convicted a year and a half ago of embezzling the funds of the First National Bank, of LaCrosse, Wis., and sentenced for five years, has been pardoned by President Haves.

HISTORICAL,. The last wild wolf on record in En gland was killed in the reign of Charles IL Fireworks and fire sicrnals were in use in Japan and China centuries ago, and Yokohama has a pyrotechnist to-day in the person of Hirayama Ginta who is likely to become world-famons. The occasion on which Grace Darling signalized herself was the wreck of the Forfarshire steamer on one of the Faroe islands, on her voyage from Hull to Dundee, on the 6th of September, 1838. By her splendid courage Grace saved the lives of nine persons. Dials were invented by Anaximander, 550 B. C. The first dial of the sun at Rome was placed on the temple of Quir inns by L. Papirius Cnrror, when time was divided into hours. In the times cf the Emperors almost every palace and public building had a sun dial. Dr. Pilot, in his "Natural History of Staffordshire," published 1683, relates that a Lady Child, of Shropshire, was married at 12 years of age, andhadher first baby, a daughter, before she completed her 13th year. This daughter also mar ried at the age of 12, and gave birth to a child before she reached 13. Thus EaJy Child became a grandmother before 27. Those of the ancients who did not believe in the sphericity of the earth thought it cylinder or an extended plane. Homer made it circular and the outside water, and this was the idea of the Jews. The later Greeks, from Pythagoras and Thales, taught the sphericity. But the Popes believed it a plane, giving all to the west to the Kings of Spain. The Spanish Armada, for invading England in 1588. consisted of 130 ships, of which 100 were larger than any before built. It conveyed 19,295 soldiers, 10,500 seamen and 2,630 brass cannon. They were to convey an army of 34,000 men from the Scheldt, in flat-vottom boats. The English opposing fleet, of smaller vessels, was about 101 ships. The Armada returned by the Shetland islands, and not more than half reached the Spanish ports. Ik 1782, Dr. James Price, of Guil ford, pretended to have discovered the philosopher's stone, and published an account of his experiments, but, being a fellow of the Royal Society, he was required, on pain of exclusion, to repeat his experiments before Messrs. Kerwan and "Wbulfe, but, after some equivocation, he took poison, and died in August, 1783. lie presented specimens of his gold to the King and the Royal Society, and pretended that they were mr.de by a red and white powder. CATC II IX G SARDIXES. The sardine fisheries have supported many families for generations. The chief supply originally came from off Sardinia, whence they take their name, but for a long time they were mainly caught on the coast of Brittany. Sardines are unusually abundant in French waters this season, and the catch will be larger than in any previous year. A sardine fleet consists of vessels from eight to ten tons each, with a crew of from six to twelve persons, and goes six to nine miles from land. The bait, consisting of egs pnd fish, cut up, is scattered on tha water. The sardines are taken with gill nets. A few are salted on board, but the bulk are e juried on shore. Tfaeii heads are cut off, and they are well washed and sprinkled with salt. After drying they aro arranged in frames, in almost perpen3icu!ir rovra, and immersed again and again in the best boiling olive oil. When salSeiently cured they are . packed in the small tin boxes by women and children, after which men fi'l tiis boxes up with fresh oil and solder them tight. The work is not complete, however, for before fit fox table the fish require cooking. To this end they are placed in a covered keiila and boiled for half sax hour to an hour, according to their dr.; rjir. j, lahelinj an plieirg in wooden e&sea they are tc:Aj for shipment. The numeric in (baniu kfiJeii, is taken in large qtianti'c7 Jersey, and put up in oi M i lM 1 c:i.c f; 4, til t .. r " . .. . a i: : r i A v -1 JL ..IL ' " 'r - 1

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J'a rtn leaking. It is asserted that tomatoes, as food 'or cows, improve both the quantity and the quality of tha milk, End the creara and butter & rich colden color. Top-DEEssrso mowing fields as sorn as possible after the hay is removed ia attended with excellent results. The stubble and roots are protected from excessive drying by the hot 6,1m, and the gra-.s is stimulated to a vigorous growth. IIdlk paint for fences or barns is made by mixing water lime with skim milk to a proper consistency to apply with a brush. It will adhere well to wood, whether smooth or rough, to brick, mortar or stone, where oil has been previously used. A farmeb, after careful experiment, has concluded that to card steers is to make them lose flesh. Two yoke fed exactly alike, the one carded and the ether not, showed a gain for the yoke not carded. The same result occurred when the carding was changed to the other steers. A Gesiian journal recommends ridding damp cellars of mold and all fungus growth by burning in them, once in two or threo months, some "stick-sulphur," all doors being closely shut during the two or three hours while the fumes are doing their cleansing work. "Rtjkax,, jr.," thinks it about time everybody knew that "bees are deaf as a post," and that the beating of all the tin pans in two counties would not restrain a departing swarm. His way is to throw among the flying mass water, or the sun's rays, by means of a mirror. The latter plan he has never, known to fail. Good authority asserts that one pound of beans will support life in action as long as four pounds of rice. Two pounds of bean3 will help to do more muscular work than three pounds of wheat. The reason why beans require stronger powers of digestion than wheat is that they contain casein instead of gluten. It is best not to allow too many suckers or side plants on a calla lily to grow. Sometimes this plant shows a disposition to throw up a great number of little sprouts. These are best taken off, leaving from four to six strong ones, according to the size of the pot; six would be enough for an eight-inch pot. Gardener's Monthly. In oxen the stomach weighs fifty-one ounces for every 100 pounds of live weight; in sheep it weighs thirty-nine ounces, in pigs fourteen ounces, while in man only six ounces. These facts are important as showing the greater necessity for concentrated food in some cases than in others. The human race requires a mixed diet of meat and vegetables. Water which is collected in shallew wells should never be used in places that are thickly populated or highly manured, for water is rendered impure by tho decaying animal and vegetable substances in the soil, and becomes very unwholesome. When shallow wells are situated near drains or cesspools, the water becomes quite poisonous, and gives rise to cholera, fevers, and other fatal diseases. Water from deep wells is generally free from any decaying vegetable matter or drainage, and is wholesome as a beverage, although frequently excessively hard. A Goon Cow. A cow is in her prime at from 4 to 6 years, and the best paying time to buy is just after the birth of her second or third calf. The skin should be soft and mellow, not rough and " staring." There should be symmetry, fullness and softness of the udder, which should be broad, well spread out, pro. jesting behind the legs, aj.d also reaching unJer the belly. There should be a softness and thinness to the touch, and an absence of fleshiness and thickness. If one tent is wanting, about a fourth les3 milk will be the result. A cow's udder is nor, as some suppose, a barrel with four taps, but is divided into four compartments, called " milk glands," each of which has its own tap or teat. It is not only important that the full number of teats be present and in working order, but it is desirable that they be well placed, not crowded together, but far and xmiiorraly rpaxt; rather long and tapering; all pointingout and clown-ward,-equal in size and even in appearance. Docility and quietness of disposition are indicated by large, mild, and and clear eyes, and an air cf contentment generally. A cow that ia quiet and contented fee is at case, chews her cud with entire satisfaction, and will secrete and yi-ld more milk than any restless and turbulent animal, having similar milking charrcteristies in other respects. Sem f- Tropic U ' Dttn-estic JCconvin j. Tus art cf cooking fish is to waa-h and haixile them as littlo as possible. Lay by ia a Jaik, cool place till ready for Tvi 3 can Le easily preserved wiLLont c ' crcr i . i i''-. by plichij itm ia L f 1 cirtfrdly r-oering r.p the (.;. .1? Li t: 3 1 Lt.,t..XJXl'jt, - -Gi:- tie r ; , cr, ? cr.p cf - i.i cf -. 1 I tit - I 1 i t T.. .- " .if"

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rr and To C0T.2 a Fixox. Take a pint of common soft- soap and gtir in air-slacied lime till it is of the consistency cf glazier's patty. Make a leather thimble, fill it with this composition and insert the finger therein, end the cure is certain. Thi s is a domestic application that every housekeeper can obtain promptly. Lace curtains should never be ironed. "Wash and starch them, using in the rinsing water a table-spoonful of powdered borax. This makes them very stiff. "When wet spread on a sheet, either on the floor or bed, and pin down every two or three inches. Let them dry for several days and they will look very nice. A new paper carpeting, printed from photographs of wood, is popular. The floor is prepared by being leveled and the crevices filled with plaster of paris. Over the prepared surface hession is stretched, and on this first lining paper and then the patterned paper is pasted, the whole being finished with a coating of peculiar varnish. Thi3 carpet wears well, is easily kept clean and looks fresh and pretty. The nitrate of lead is now recommended in the medical journals as scarcely second to any other eubstance, in point of cheapness and efSeaey, S3 a deodorizer. To prepare it for use, it is simply necessary to take, for ordinary purposes, half a drachm of the nitrate, dissolve it in a pint or more of boiling water; dissolve about two drachms of common salt in a pail of water, pour the two solutions together, and allow the sediment to settle. To purify and sweeten a fetid atmosphere immediately dip a cloth in the liquid and hang it up in the apartment. IX A. Ii E Fill G Eli .1 TO It. Chris Larsen's little son was playing around a refrigerator, the other day, and got into it for fun, when the door swung shut and the fun was over. The boy could not get out, for the lock lias the knob on the outside, and the best thing to do was to shout for help, which the little fellow did with all his might. But no help came, and, after calling and crying .until he was tired out, he laid down in the ice-box for a while, and thought he would call no more until he heard some one about ; still no one came, and the time seemed long, and the cold was growing more severe. At last the child believed he should die unless he soon had help, and he thought the only thing he could do was to pray for help to come. So he managed to get upon his knees, and, after saying the Lord's Prayer, prayed that some one would let. him out right away. After praying, he began to call and cry again, and a lady going by there heard him, and rescued him from what was fast becoming a perilous position. Mondout (N. Y.) Courier. a mash:. So inscrutable may the human face become that frequently it is but a mask which conceals the real character. The men and women most famous for heartless cruelty have often been celebrated for their handsome faces ; writers of fiction have not. been unmindful of the fact, and Faust is represented as being a handsome man ; while the German fishermen sing of the sirens who drag men's souls down to perdition with their fatal dower of beauty. Some faces are unreadable, and tell nothing of the owner's character. The merriest men now and then have sclemn faces, and ihe most serious frequently have cheerful ones. Frequently the most heartless coquette has all the shy graces of a girl of 16, while the heart of some woman who looks through you with ccld, steady eyes may be filled with love and tenderness that you are too blind to discover. So wo all go on, wearing disguises of diSerent device, never quite concealing, never revealing, the life within. And thus it will ever be. HOUSES MA TIX GF DIRT. A writer in Science Gossip observes that all grszmg animals eat a great quantity of earth. Eaith seems comfortable to their insides, and it is cer tain that they enjoy it. He used h ride a horse, he says, which, being regularly fed on hay and corn and not turned oat to grass, pined for a little' dirt. "Find ing out this I sometimes let him go to a hedge-bank, slackened the rein and watched him scoop out with his tongue earth enough to till a pint pot Thi, I think, is the reason why a horse so often stirs up the mud in a pond with his hoof before drinking. - llany horses will paw the water even when passing a clear stream, giving their riders the feur that they want to lie down in it." Thi; problem of co-ed acation cf the races has been successfully solved at Berea College, in Central Kentucky, which is attended by white students of all classes, who mingle with colored students without the least display of race feeling. Both races, which attend the college in almost equal numbers, recite together and have exactly the same privileges. 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Lrfshinen were walkicsr up Kearney street, a pavement trap-doer opened and a Cbinete store-porter emerged. "Ba gorra I" ssid one cf tha PaUIc?, "if iha haythens haven't cot a tnnr.il clr.ne thro' from Chinee, bad lach to thizi !" San Francisco JSetcg-Zctter. Coituce Gia-gerbread. Take one cup of butter and lard melted together, add one cvtp New Orleans molasses ; stir into this one cup each cf sugar and col I water, two large te&apoonftils ginger, two egps beaten, and four cups of ilour, having in it three lares teaspoonf a'a Doolev's Yeast I'owuek. Bake ia moderately hot oven. Windsor Hotel, New York. Since the reduction of the rate per day to $4.00 there has been an increase in numbers, and it would appear this was a most judicious move. The Windsor was r8ver more attractive to the traveler than now. A DA2JQZ30TJ3 Bickstss can often be averted by prompt use of remedies ; so if you have any dineasa of that delicate organ, the Heart, do cot doiay, nor promise yourself that von will be better in tire, but procure a bottle of Dr. Graves BLEAK r BE Q TJXATOB, and fiad relief. It ia guaranteed to care all symptoms of Heart Disease, either organic or vl -pathetic Among the many forms of Heart Disease are Palpitation, Enlargement, Spasms of the Heart, Lioppage of tha Action of the Hear!, Trembling ail over and about the Heart, Ossification or Bony Formation of the Heart, Bheumatisin, General Dsbility and Sinking of the Spirits. Sena for a pamphlet of tfestimonials to P. II. IsrsaXM, Concord, N. H. The HEART BEQTJLATOS is for sale by druggists at 50 cents and f 1 per bottle. Te3 Chicago Ledgeb is the only reliable Story Paper published in the West, and is sold for half the price . of Eastern papers of the same kind. Three specimen copies sent to any address for Ten Cents. Address, The LiixEB, Chicago, I1L Teseibly Exhausting ars the Night Sweats which accompany Consumption. Bat they, as well as tha paroxysms of coughiog, are invariably broken up by Dr. War. Halc's Balsam fob the Lcnos, which conquers the deadly malady, as well as bronchitis, pneumonia, pleuri y, asthma, diphtheria, and all other affections of the throat, lungs ani cnest. It saves thousands from untimely graves, and is invaluable in rescuing children from the croup, whooping cough and quinzy. It is sold by ali Druggists. Wilhgft's Feveb and Ague Toxic. A certain, safe and speedy cure for all diseases of miasmatic origin. It cures in a few days, without darger or inconvenience : ChDls and Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Chills, Pernicious Fever, Congestive Chills, Bun Pains, and all diseases of wmilar character. Enlarged Spleens are reduced a 8 if by magic, and Sun Pains are conquered with marvelous rapidity. Whe fl oor, Fixlay & Co., Proprietors, New Orleans. Fob sale ey all Druggists. A Balm fob Eveet Wound. Gbace's S.U.VE is now so generally used for the cure of Flesh Wounds, Cuts, Burns, Ulcers, Felons, Sprains, and all diseases of the fckin, that praise of it eeems almost needless. Those who have tried it once always keep a box on hand, and nothing will induce them to be without a supply. Fob upwards of 30 years Mrs. WLNSLOWS SOOTHING SYliUP has been used for children with never-failing success. It corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising from teething or other causes. An eld and well-tried remedy. 25 cts. a bottle. CHEW " ' The Celebrated "Matchless" Wood Tag Plug Tobacco. The Pioneer Tobacco Company, New York, Boston and Chicago. The evil consequences resulting from impure blood are beyond human calculation, so ar the vas-t sums expended in worthless rem diss. Parson's Purgative ni'a mike new, rich blood, and tken one a night for three months will change tbe blood m the entire system. Tht: relaxing power of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment is almost miraculous. A gent'eman whoi-e leg was be.it st the knee and stiff for twenty years had it limbered by its use, and the leg is now ai good as tha other. Opposcng lawyers fought with inkstands in a court at Lebanon, Tnd., spattering the walls and the presiding Judge, as well as themselves. What will you read when the evenings grow in g si d cotl? D d yo i ever read The BiSt Fam 1 Paper ia the United States? If not. Bond TVn Cents, and get three specimen copies. Address, The Bkixjek, Chicago, LU , Docrons and medici! otuients should read the alvertben.er;t in this pspir of the Univertitv of Louisville. IMPORTANT KOTICE. Farmers, Families and Others can pnrcha.e no remedy equal to Dr. TOBIAS' VENETIAN LINIMENT, for the core of Cholera, Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Croup, Colic and Seasickness, taken internally it is perfectly hnn!(Ka; se oath accompanying each boUs) and externally for Ohronio Rheumatism, H5"dache, Toothache, Sore Taruat, Cuts, Barns, Swllinsn, BraUt-r, &l(jfHto Kit-s, !! iinref, Faino in Limbs, Back and thej-t. The i.StilAS LIN I M K N T waa iiitn-iufea in ls47.and no one who h:u fil it. bet cmtinues to do w, inrniy Btatm if it vnn Ten IV.ilars a l.ottie they wonid not be without iu Thousands of Certificate can b Been at the Depot, S',aV. in? nf ii wonderf tsl curative pixtper. ties. Sold by the DrnRisista aliUcU. Depot, 4 Jiarray street. New YoraI m Till; MAIllZBTS. NEW YORK. BE'EVES..... 50 Hoos 4 SO Cottos 12 1'Lora HnpTfitif , 3 6 Whfjit N j. 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Cowiin?. M. !.: W. O. ll..tes, M. " FEES Professors" tickets, in full, $an); Ji!.!r"-ula-ia fe. 5; rmonstrator's ticket, it; irAuauvnt Hospital ticket (required by the city). ' Tor circulars, address Prof. J. W. i" f.I AVI) M r SecretAry. J. M. BOD INK. M. D.. l,-n i hOWN'r ' HiAL TBOCW., lor conutis and Offf Papers. Want Aiteota. S-nd Stin-JT t o . $ LLi turyu.n, Hoiiing Prain, w .J, a -; j W e want an A . irit (n every n 5 c--r in the I'mrd St!U-s ti seii nnt mmklJ Tea. HuXti .KONG T KA CO., 1 W anti 1 1 Madison bt., l.;,nm. ypf,5, ilow to si ake It. 'n.a . . 4'(F. dr Yi St. A Ci a 1y to AsH-.ta to s-!l a Hcius.-d-.SI Artii-1 Ul' Address Buckeye lii'l'x Co., Manoo . 0:.io. A DAY to 4genta canassm for t!ie i!rt side Ytelror. 'lrr. snd Outfit lrs. A4 drew P. O. VICKERY, Aoyotta, Maiaa. 01 It 1 ! 1 KeitaU price only 5MS.V i'us.t, lit) W retail price ."IO only 3.. Or. llU it il it l.:ri'ains. Bk attv. W sshintton, S. 4. II. lf. UAII A.M ,V t(.'-f. Superior in design. Ni.t iuaiM in Quality, or us tmu-kiwr. Ask your ,Iwi.r "r th-a. Aeencv S O. irti.ni.it St.,N. V. l Mil i ne cnoicext in tne worhl luiixirten na Liriwt Lkjnipuny m Ament staple article pleases everybody! rada cuntmuai'y increasing' Aurents wanted evprywhure liest inuat ments don't wsstetimo send fori "lrciil.-ir to KOBT WELLS, 4 3 Vesey Su.N. Y., P. O. Box 12T SS131PJLK, EASY, I'KOFIT.UILK. EVERYBODY HIS OWN PB INTER. Stnd fie for handsome cataloaae. National Tvr.s Co., Philadelphia, Pa. LaryMt Assortment. LotcrM ritt. , .u it-.Aj v . nr-AUiivrs wantkd. The ;rnnd I l ii E V ! Vclucvements oi A foil history of his great expedition Arrow Al'rlfV ind lloxvn ilio I ons'i. bpJenaidiy illustrated, uim priced. The book the public are entrrly vaiiinjnr. for terms address liciiiiAiiD liuos.. CO LaSalie St. .Chicac (MfiOt! 25&rtFiIiesAfI0hLT!ES CitA Outfit Free'nu J. H. EUFFORD'3 SONS, Mannfactnrir. t':i-'!'.hi!rs. 1 4 1 to 147 I' rnnklin Street, Boston, At-aj. Established nearly fifty years. V ! I, . f f A "I Awardcil highest prize et Centennial Erpwuon tai fine clirici oj qualities ani exctUsnce afd hating tharoner of eiceetfiMff and jtpori,if. Jlte bett tcbarce eer mndc As our bliis Mrir trsrle-mark In clnwK imitated on Inferior po Is. is that J f kni't't Bat fi on every pin?. Soil by deal. Srnl foraamtAe, free, to J. A. .Iackso Co., Ml '.. l' tersturnr. VD) r i 'l.f.'. Si W In T i li iwiim I I j I '(lie TIFl IS i:oiiiiaiil i.rH Irilllii$r Jliifliiae is ti.e only .!.. i-.me th.u will succeed everjwliere. It "makes the test of wells in any soil or rork. fine rr. 'n and one horse can m.ike from .S2. to 8.." li Uh.V. Circulars and references sent Tree. .'J Patent KtOUT SWINIII.P. ArUl'rss PAIIITS READY F0E1B FOR FAlUimtH AM MAJ.X'FAC'TL'ttfcK.'. They aro uniform in hade. snd the color tin alwi be matched. Anyoneean paint with tbem. Tiiei S" verr superior coverinur pr; .-s. n n-l do n-.t. so cailcd patent painta. contain either wafer, brow or alkaii. These paints are in Li'imd Inrm, nn ar sold in Gallon t ans and Barrels, 'i i.. y are i. ii. i--a ! in Fmnll cans of one to five pounds. S -od t..r i'viti card hoiTinK dtrTrent ehaaeA. t. W. l,.iLOt 3t CO., cvr. i niton and moim its., Nmw V orH:. 9 ' k f s 111 JONEUVTLrE, Mich., Dec. 27, 77. ytrxrrt. Tntrlm : I sent you 50 cts. for two boxes of Grace's Sslve. I hare had two and have wsed them on an ulcer on my fonr. ni it is almost well. Kespectf uiiy yours, C. J. V an -N k.-3. Price S.- cents a box st all drupcists, or pnt rr-".1 on icp!ct of cents. Prepared by SI'.Tll arrion Ave., 1 htnn.M.i. J u ft9 frOO screi tkB ia four id'-t-.!.i Lt S5.O0 Good climate, soil, tir, stid buiic:n itpiie. tad ciei. Acdrms, K. J. i..i.niore. Land Lis r rM. I'll; s ' i' l i i 1 I f ! V 1 Mi Eailj and "Weekly, Quarto, BOSTON, IIAS3. The Ijirsrest, Cheapest and Best Familv NewsparKiria New Knaland. Kdiu d with ;-! reference to tne varied tastes and requirements of the homo circle. 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