.Jim B M lliwa'-r ar -rmWMM
EtJlIL SA.i.UMT.
A I'leu-aiit stury cymes tj ns from the
C;iji' of (n0'l 1Ioh-, Africa. In Graaf
l.einett. as well as in all of the old Diitcli
towns of tlic Col.'iiy. there is .1 large
i-en I'lacc, cr ln.uket sjuaio. where the
farmers, traders, and others, arriving at
any.houi f the day or ni'ht. miht
"utsiau" their horses and oxen from
thir wa-.e-n-'. send the cattle out to the
ti'inni'iiMe to feed, while tli' v bivouac
at their wagons, as it is the wont of Af
rican travelers to do, until the s o'clock
morning market auction.
!
jjra.-vs and water vainly, no doubt, for
it was dun:,? the severe tlrou-ht from
which t lie country is 1 -nt now recoveri
1
and' tindi!..- a knut'.'f lucn taikin-thVre' i
he then Mnuded out one of them, and ;
pulled him bv the sleeve with his teeth. .
The man, thinking that the hurse rniuht
l-.ssiMy bite, repulsed him, but it was j
not veiy rou'hh done, and he returned to :
the (li;uu; with the same reception : but !
;t!.lwi.a :V','!"r.aui"m.V he'l;l,c- i
'i' iiii'ii.ii.ili'i uiir Li uui jl lue J
axiom that '-leise vcraacc gj'.in.s the j
day." for n Lis ''hiiurt he chosen sleeve
V:: l".e. thir-l time bet u etn his teeth, the j
ownei awoke to the id a that a deed of :
kindness miirlit be- n iiiiriil of him. So I
putt in his hand on the horse's head, he 1
s.u,l, -All ri.-d.t, old fellow ; march ...." j
The horse at once led the V.iiv to a lHUill'
eu the tiuthersido of the square. Some ;
, , . ........ 1 . .: ...1
colored servants were luiuiifinv iiiiout the
H.t. At the bidding of t he w bite man,
vne of (hem !ill-d a bucket with watei ;
rci'knihcd and cmWied it before the
-Ttat (hir.-t was as.-iiacd, and then
tli- .irrate-ful brute a'.intt .joke his
th.mks to his white friend by rubbing
l.is no--f against his arm. after whii h he
walked oil with a urea', sigh of relief.
A stoiy somiwha.s ai:;dogo us to the
fireu"ii:g '.;iS t'-hl to me by a friend,
whose- uncle. :u e! l coimty 'Squire in
iie of oi:r Woteni (cunties, had a
favorite hm.'t r in a l box in the
s-tahh-. It ha -.-ned en a warm sum
m r's day that he w;n k-athir.-t." and
i-Mtdd gel o w.iter. He tiied to draw
the groom's at'.ei.tioit to the fact, but
Without si'.ic Tic- hori- w.is not to
1 disc. .1:-;!
t he m.il'.t r
W .IS ! s-i;;
1- it.l tii.tt 1
r put upon
water, lb-
T,
evi'
! lit i'. o i ven
con-idi-rat ion. Th" thirst
r. All at once he rclilem
- had always a certain halt
iis bcatl when le- was led to
knew where it hung and he
lnanaue-l to unhook it from
i-ai rit-d it to the ltoc m. w
.s i'eg. and
in "'rent ;
:idu. ir.it ion of th:- Know h-dgt able animal
reward'-d him in the manner he desired.
Miai:i- Hi: Aci onling to the
lloth'ster papers a phsii-ian f that
city h is ; w ('.,; 1 1 Hi . ;.-. 'i !. faculty
vliii.li he pi'. s.'-s 1 1 -r di-t iiigui.-hing
s'lund i.-- tiu'.v marvci.iiM. if ali that is
related of him e;'.u 1 i- i' -dit'-l. For
'f--t.'.!!'-r : lb-can tell the namtier of
the raiii. .id hnnmoties bv their IkIN.
Hailroad m a say that this is lite only
cased' tl.'-kii.d they ever knew, t !d
a !l 1 N 1" I It lie' d ( l.gMiecis. .-w itchnieii.
ainl lli'i-i' V Jio-e v. or:, ITile.-. tta-ia Willi- I
ill th.- l.eal'm:.' of a Jai-'e llim.b.r of in- '
due bells, .iy that ;:t the l.ioi they can
leai n to know oii! v a vi-ry b",v ci.'.iipared
w itU the '': " .at liuu.b'r the doctor can
name readily. a'in"-t without t !i.iii.;ht.
lie c.iiii.ol only uive the nilln'iK is of
m vt l ,.1 1 1 ! . ' 1 : t ,1. 1 .: it in c;i i s v licie lo-
'jlii. .ti c . I::! '. e ! ec :i i t i.. ty led and re-
iiuiuU it i! !. (h i giv th" old number
as well a- th'- i i w ii;,.-. l.'e .':i.s there
j' re si I. ic ii:i"!ivis familiar to him. the
!!! nf w hit h an- kee.l in jiairs. Fur
ititaix e nuw.Lers f. ! a':d I ' -" have bells
in the same key. These engines, he says,
he h.ts le t lif.ii liaeiu'iit J ears, and dues
in
.l:iiv what h;ti b. come of them
w lie! l. r t !ie. an- bieken or aie running
f.u ! her ca-t . N umbers l."i'i and i'"-.'; e
the s.ia;. Ley. ; lei ;,1.-d 1 and i.ts.
Th.-si- s- h ' i : ii i , . s a: v t he only on-.-s 1
t his kiiov. !i i! re, in the ol-lcl.i.-s, which
h.f.ClI.e -;!!,!. J-.i y. The lew lu'Mmu-
tives that js. tin- ;,i;iii'i. i .- of which are
aiiove ..i." ar
Not 1oi:t a-.;u a
in the ;ai'! at
l.'oclf -i"l !o.
it p.i- t i. i ii'
heard th- i "ii.u
that th. i ::-i:.-ii:i
I th;.; he I..
A b. .11
to test the et-
ail he.d
a I
all
i ;
i ei!;;u
v.;:. se
,d
!o
s
or
!'.:
.- ti.! pe: ; o
'. the : lie. t ti;.
,t
! l.'Ii: !l!."d to t!, '!';;!::;;
'. as of a c: r' a. in ii iiial.t r
1 ie.t ht erd it 1'or six
r i:; tin- . u.-e. ;ii.iuus
ran to the track and
iouie I t !...' tne i:i ! riaa' e ei v. ;is eon it.
Aot h sii.i e t he oi;ie: iuan wt lit to
M rin'i'M.' on I. usii, .". lie heard r.:i i-n-irine
cotniiiir i-e.t ot the r.-niul limise. am',
n-mai ke l ti. a fii- nd ti:.!' he kin -.v the
l-c'.l, aiihou r!i h ha 1 no; h.-aid i; in live
ars. A ia n the mii.e ame into
-. ".v , V : ;i".i:ii.-r uiwa v,v fcui.-.t tc be
Cori'i e! .
Tin r-i: oi' Tiit'M'i:!:.-! have'
lab ly .- ' it it -t:;ted in .". tet-! .-..!; upoii '
lectiieity and in.1,111 ii-.ni that the pile- !
11 niii i:"ii of ! Iiuttih r is not fully account- j
id for 1 y any th- oiy as m t buu-.ht for- ,
ward. V!;..;h..r tl.ii so .-r n-'-t. I am ;
ii"t s'i -ii :.;! jie.-jiia.ii'teil Willi tiiv -uli-
j'-ct t" -.!. 1 b-. '-leVe t!l"C"mi:.iilllv '.
cepte.l theory i -1 h.tt a vaeu;',!.! is civati d
in tin- path of the ele. tli" spark, and 1
tl.it the Mil m 1 1 it-1 1 1 i:iru-h of the air
;-vo !v.v-,s !.; '.,:. uat ;;:. If. however,
it 1 i, el il.at the il.iiric ..p.,,ii.; is,
not .1 lt;;,ti vial s'il -t.'iiee. Lut that it is '
merely a nut ural f.rcnr ltfi U of action, '
the pii-sibi!;!y i t" this theory is at once
liisi-o-ed of. I; is a well-known fie t
that th pa--:!"-of ehctrn ilv in a hiudi 1
Mat, uf t
a t!
;-;:i ;i l
iiXtU.O
mn I i .ri. n. in-t !:! -.n
.1 V
-
st n -!-. L ut a.- -;;t:.- s U. luriii l
ti'illl'i V.. 111!'. ;l!il it SCfll! to lothiit
pivfu tin- -ti : i.f t'i"'.' I'vyji'ii aii'l :
lijih-o-.;-n in !: i' ri.'.i i-f II if ili.-tiirli- ,
;-in'i tli j'lti'i!t.!..i-iim i f tliiiiii'.cr i-; suf
I'liiniiiy :. ( ri:t. .l l'..r. li- Uu r tin
ii' ini'ii! ;.i;ioi.iit . f !i ihi LCi n ir. tli- airis
Miiiici.'iit I" i ati-..i t!:f .-til, ''.:!(iii- i;n isf !
i.f t 'it'.ii'lvr I ;i:'. I'l'tf. .!i!i-t'-:it to j;s:l' -.
l'llt if Hot'. I AVoiii'l si'i.l.tst tl:at the
I'l'csi iici' ot' rn ;i! ii.ii'.i.al a:i:i'i'.:it i:i:j"!it
Ik- a' ('riiti.-! f.-r Ly t!i- :" i l' the
'I.-cti'oIys;-i. v !.i !, v:i!il.roi.i!.i .- oi t ur
iK-twt tii to' t.o i-i's it li..- t!i::;:il. r
t'lou l UToiv t!:- t' 'V.-ii:i 1' .-o .
uri-.it as to i-aii-'-a l in c f t l.t- cii v.: it i
ati.l i oiio-iini'itt i!'-t ii.:r:r'-t'-e elect ric I
'j';tik. I v.i i.M a't-o ('.raw y..i:r :;tt'ii- I
tion t tl." !' i l tiiat ei rv t i.im.'.i r-i:!;: ;i '
i i lanu'iiiaU h f :!ov, i d l.y an ii.t-r-a.-f
ill V o t;:;;'.:iti!y of v.;.:, r il.-; o-jtcti ill j
tin: s!i;i..' of rai::. I' tsiii.t ti.;- -,..", t
tot:-- ! 'ii of ,ou 1- th,. ,A,V; ;
S'.-.-A of tl'.-; S'lV-S As TiliV, 'if ;ua i
lii..ri:..i', .';,, !r..if V.il.t i f ll.c.i.s ail'l ,
time, to iivftii;:tt- i .v t:.a' ter, I.-L.-'aM :
.f vl i-i to f-::: t'-at o::e l-;-t;fr
in-'Ii!i-l li.nl t i'mii t'.e M.l.ject i:i liainl. 1
It is .i f.v,::t!.; ei'. i i iiji.t of Dr. Tyn- .
lall'.-t t si.n'.v iiis a.l II'-iKV reai cloii'ls.
I feel convince t tii.ll l.y f.-ilo.-. i;. this i
liiit- "f iiiijniry la- Co, i' l uric a lt'.t!
tliv.a K rlt : ;n. .''.-. .
F.UIMKCS UK AH Tills. M:lir. ;ii" i ,'-
imrant (( tlie f.ict tliat th. ;e is a law hi
xisti ai-c n !af i'!r to the -t irpat i n (,f
the C.uia.l i thistle. This law iinK r.i
tivdy liijniits that tl:-y !iali 1- cut
iIiami l-S". r- tr i:ir to si't 'l. and he wlm
u ii.) mm- can U mini nii-ii ;t-an:t
-Mid liia l
i-.iv a line of
i:,e-!i:i!f
'f which o,.,.s Mlt. fv.-nit v trc.'istirv i::.l
the ntlii r !:alt to the inf ..rint'r laiikinsj
proof of tin- fact. A'rai.i. :uiv one be-lievin-.'
that hisland is ahjiit to be en-laii'ri-rcd
by the r-.T-l cf a urnwiim this
tle ni.-iy give livc-iT.iys i.nt i. to the parfv
iii v. h-iye lai.-l tl.t y r.re r-jwiii to ue
tmy tiiein. and if .-a;.! j ai ty docs not i.i
f. he may enter tlie jur lni.MS. cut the
thirties. ;n:, col!-i tu u iloo.us a (hlV fur
his la!. Tlii-j law is an impel t;:it .one
to fan;.! i
A PIT of is:ngla-s dissolved in "in, oi !
Imiled in sjiiiitsi f wine, makes a 'strong !
.eiiiei.t f..r Lroden i !a :.'j or il.i-a.
TERRIBLE ONSLAUGHT
OS THB
PEOPLE'S CHE&P STORE!
M. J. TErTELBATJM
HILL 1IOLOIX4 THE FORT!
THAN' KVKK 1JKI 'OKE!
New Goofls! New Ms! New (Ms!
f.nATi 'Aa C lAAII r,fiTC ;i nnnns
Cheap Goods! Cheap Goods! Cheap Goods!
, I
t......S- m Vfi9 LfBTPIIfll ' !
"y3 ii-..- b-.A..o.a .
hioium sutisuiiiswlwi
. . T J
-"nL ( 1
c ome am buy i
Pause! Ponder! Purchase! j
Hr.rPl?!l ,,.lrtiaiii,t of theki:ii..r itood-wc keep
n,i uie ,;,,i. r!:il i.:n;.uii. we ..il.-r:
l.orilixo lEP.RTMr.XT.
M-n'' Snitni'iwH $ .". 50
;;".;
Mm'- Fine !... kin Im- Suit, for 12 00
i-o au-v...,i jMnr-au.i e-t noo
iM.'ii'. All-W mo 1 '.wit mi't ct (best) 50)
Y..iithV ( l-itliin-j. full cm it from 3.W to.... w
Hoi -l-.tliinif a Idw n- 2 M
Hoi ( 'I..! Iiin. all-wool, for f OJ j
An i all otlier wearing niip.ircl at jiricc" pruiortiun- j
i ntIy ch'-ap. j
DRV (,OOIS 1)EIMRTE.T. I
! SI var.N -:i!i.-o for $1 00
l(iarN Il-:ivv (iinnlinui lor 1 0 I
! Uvaplx Al l'lrton A Mu."lin for 1 00
; -jiianl' I'iiMi'ai-tM-.l Al u-H n lor 1 00
H v:ir l- uocl Jtlc:-Iil ti-1 : ii lor 1 00 .
! 11 var l- v.tv l.-st H'.e.uheil Muslin tor 1 00 :
M yar.l-i PrilUnz lor 1 W j
At! kiii ln of .1imi- .i-. l otlit r !imm1 wliirh will poJ- j
j it:i t l'. I ! -o'. l clu aper than the o!i"'Uie?t.
MOTION IH'.IMKTMF.ST. j
'1 ,; Cotton T!irt-a l, warrtintetl 'y yanls, for .V. i
-1 -lo- t l-i n- tor .'
' :t pai ket Hair I'ln for t
1 pair Mrii' Hall tur -V. j
1 pair I.a.li. !, for .V, '
i l.ltlll l ltl in:r lit TMKX T.
s -r 1 Jlroivn 'of.-,- f,.r
' .1 !'..-. Hro.vto- 1 loo -ofj.-e !. r
' In !!.-. ir.-.oi 'o!, o tor
Id-'. in 'n i'otlfe ( It--1 in nrirket ) for.
1') Hroun Sirir h-r
; 1J ll'. Cotli-i' Sii'.'.ir for
11 II-. W luf Snar for
3 x -il--. x o .i Si ri: j. tor
2 ! S rii( in imiiket lor
1 1 S -ru!. Hni-it ! r
i 1 Hro n ; or
. . .1 oo
... 1 1 j
. .. 1 00
. . . 1 ! ;
. . . 1 00 '
... 1 CO ,
. . . 1 00
. . . 1 "
. . . 1 oo
... l'l
... 10
... 10
MS
. . . i;.s
. . . 1 Itl
. . . 1 oo
... 1 00
4 OoM-i 1.1a. Klll lor -..
l.M-.- ri.ili'f l'.-.'ncr )nr.
I.v t ..r !':ili.i l'eta-h t..r
10 :'.!, 1'. .lii.lt. i.v I..-
7 1.111-. C.irl .ti il t..r
1- 1 ii'. Oiii.. - S.i .ill i,r
r.itor am .smu: ii:imktmi.m .
1 juir y !)'- u 1 I'li w S'mi'S Inr '.'iV.
1 .:i;r .AI.-m' ltiiikiil Sillier tor $1 15
1 j.nr M.'ii' l-'ir.o 1.i.m it.r 1 7."i
1 ..ur M.-n'.-i l.-.t 'iiifr!!!!i Iloi.t.-i fur 3 VI
1 p.er ..la. u'- ix.h.1 SIu..'? for iu
1 p:ir W-.tm-a' i" -t lw.('- t. r 1 M
1 . ; i r I.:i.!i.'s I iait-TJ I. ir 7.
1 ( ir I -il 1 1 i'-' l''-t I i:: iler J t'.r 1 OO
Mi--.--' rs i.. u-s. ..! m 11 .(y I... :i in! .- ize J. tr'.iM 0-1 t.i 1 'Jit
A 1 ir:n -I'.cl. i.t i "!iltlT tir S'iiic- at Inwvt iiri.-c.j.
A rry Iiirn.' Hic k ot Ilaliy S!mr? at vi;c. 1't r pair.
ii i r ii:iaictm i: r,
M.'n"- H'li- I'HV ft- lr.
M-n' i K:n- 1 !''-- Hut- l,.r il iki
lt...t ll.ij ;., ii.. i....L..t i..r ii . .... ... 111
it. .. 11 it- I.nv a? nr. i--nt.- aiet tt t'l .i:l c-nt".
bM'll-' HAIS -Wr l,:.-.,- th.; I.irar.-'st st.H-Wi.1
I.'..li...j" Hat.- to In t..iiii.l in IS'i.rtli' rn t 'atnliria. .-mil
iviii .-.-Il Tiiriti f lti-apiT thrn any neUinor can l.uv
th. in in tii. . ily. Ali. i. a lariri- 1..I i.f .'Ui.-.-e?' lai'l
I 'li'l.ir.'ii'.- Hair at w..i:i.!v:lul l-;w iriov-'.
lii'iiil :nil .TiulLr- ri- "ii I'sflvoH t
I'l.-ii- uivi t!i;- a'... ' l -t a mri'Tnl oxatninn
t:..n aiel . - u "ill s.-- tii.it I hi.i- r.'-lni'd ovcry
t!:i:i t.i t!i'"titin.t limit, wl.i. li it w;'. unly u,--i-1.1..
f. .Li I.v l.ii;.it'z ell ail ix;..'ii-. s hir i-li-rk hiri.
it '.. iin-1 - 1 1 i t : f I ii r t-i tin; intiir l.M-i:i-- tiiy-i-ll.
H.-ii' ii i tii:.; I ii'ii n'-le t.i iiii-I-'r-.-ll ..'in-r iii-.t-.
!:.!'.:- wiin iMupl-.v ri: r-i nt 1 t-j.' ".liari.-- an. I r -
i ii i r. t'lfr nt -:!!.'!-- t-. jir- inr tltt In mi ry : an. I
liii.'.' if i.i alJ.. tli it 1 il. iy any .n. t.i o..miii't.' u itli
tli.- al.i.vr jiri.'i'-. Sn i-iiiiii' an.! h.t tno. o iTylimly .
iei-1 r.'if .i.--nrr.l tiniiit I i-.ei't Lii .' .ill y.i.i.l l.ar
if.i in-1 mi man in the r-ntnty i ai'le tn . 1 it. At
li-ii-t tli..-r nr.' tin- .-.-nt i i ii i . 1 1 - . 1 all vlio i.av.. pnr-rha-.l
..'.M..I- .-.t. t!i- " l'i:..i'Li-'.s I'au.vi' V.viiiktv
Su.ia:," Ii j.t l.y
J. Ti:iT5;i.T;.vr:i,
I.OIUTTO. 1A.
l.MOCI'OltATEn IX IS-S7.
STRICTLY OH MUTUAL PLAN.
PROTECTION iV:UTUAL
FIBE IHSURAHCE COifiP'ElY
OF E3ENCBUHC, PA.
Hiiiiaiil roid nlt iUtWIITH WIMVI
ii in at wiaiii
On!y Five Assessments in 22 Years.
NO STFAM MILLS TAKEN. ;
GOOD FARM PROPERTES
LsPKCIAI.LY I)EIi:KD.
GEO. M. READE, President. 1
T. Jr. DICK, Sec ret (trij.
F.r cn ur.r. Jrn. 31, W3 ly. j
CO L Ll H S , J 0 H H ST 0 N & Co
Ebensburg, Penn'a,!
iiUHJLil iliiiLiiiil T JLiJJ Uil UiilUIl
PAIAIHEOS IlLHAMI. i
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. I
m:ey i:aned. collections made. i
AND A GENERAL
BANKING EU SI NESS TRANSITED.
I ...-'pof:j Uttcntlon paiJ to husinreiof cc r '
rt-i: :i i'-nt-. A. W. HI CK
N.iv.i:', i-fi.-tf. Cutiiicr.
Removed to Bank Building
-ext IOiir to FreMholT ! Sew More.
CARL RIVINIUS,
Practical Watclimater and Jeweler,
EBENSBURC, PA.,
HAS alrTS on liana a iarit c. rnricil nnil Pic i
nt a'.rtmoiit of WATCHKS. ('Lni'KS,
J KIT HI.K Y. Sl'KLTAtl.! S. KVK-UI.ASSKS,
1.X: !;( i.:.ti for .aie at invor rrii-os than
any ot f:; r ilealcr in tlio viunty. l'or.-.m. nre'lmi? 1
nnvthin in bt line w.ll do well to pive haa a cal j
l'l.;. -.- lo-rohaiiic f'.-ewiiorc. !
-K-I'r .i.i; t a: i.int lo:i j a''1 i rci .-.i i ir.s; C locks
Wa-i-hr-.i. Jewfiry. . a-iJ .rvlis.'ao; ion L-uar.in-tccil
(n tiotli w. ri ar.il ;inoe.
EteasMrs INSUBAKCE AGENCY
T. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
i:jii;xsi:ci:g, pa.
ro'.ieics written at ebort notice in tlie
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" !
i
A ixl oilier first t la. n ( iniiiinnlen,
enj' nr-.df i.t. 22. lsT-e-ly. ;
J. C. McCINLEY'S !
DINING ROOIV1S!;
l or I.mllr nml (irntlf men,
1G1 ,Vt od Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. j
IIKsT BIM.Mi KOO.HS IS TIIK (IT I.
F AIS AT A I.I. HOIKS. OYSTERS and 1
M'I'Pi-'KS fcrved at short notice. i
Nov. -Zl, lSTi.-tf. I
2KO. M. IlKADE, Altorneu-at-Law,
M I V. i , 1 . r . . r-. - . . .
thrt
i.iiii.iiuib, i it. wince on tenire sir. ri,
r-e doors f rr.in Iliirb utreet. 18-27. 'Til
I tl 1II PT f -riidviniMrs. 1 ii.:.r-
lor.
1 il. ll JILL. JL a. I', iio
liOM lit ti. lC.
-A
This standard article is com
pounded with the greatest care.
Its ellects arc as wonderful and
as satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to
its youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, and the scalp ly its use
becomes white and clean.
By its tonic properties it restores
the capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing baldness, and
making the hair grow thick and
strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
A. A. Hayes, M. I)., State As
F.nyer of Massachusetts, says, " The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and
I consider it the Best Preparation
for its intended purposes."
Price, One Dollar.
Buclsingliai'ri's Dye
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation may be
relied on to change the color of the
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a v:ni a C o., Pa.,
s.rvi.'.-.j to tin o.':7.-nH of
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ance or woath-
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J-iily's, March 14. l'-7,..-lv.
t. m. j. r:ucK, .
I'llVSKTAN AND SfKGFOS,
A r.ToosA, Pa.
Oflice an ! residence on Frnrteemb ?!reet. near
Ulevrnth avenu". where niffl.t rails can be made,
tlitlce hoars from 8 to 10. a. M., and from 2 to 4
and 6 to ft, p. m. Special attention j.aid to lis
ea.e. of the Kye r.n.l 1'Kr, as well as to Surgical
Ui.erations of everv decription. 4-19.-tf.l
fY W. DICK. Attorxf.t-t Law, Eb-
J l:tienptnrs. Pa. Office jn front room of T.
.7 I . I O V i C new hn i I.I intr I'.nlp. a . p . t a II .
nicr of lejjal bu.ine.s af.ended to satisfactorily,
and collections specialty. lW4.-lf.
WM. II. SECIILEK, Attorney al
l.',r, Ebensburg, Pa. Office in Col- !
onade Kow, (recently occupied by Wm. Kitttll,
Esq..) t'eDtre street f l-21.'7rt.-tf.
A. silOKMAKER, Attorney- 1
at-Law, I.lit'nsburg. Oflice on High
AT.I.1W I ii.nhnrn. I I Ci.. nr. TliV
street. cast end fif residence.
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TUE BEST COW IJf PERIL.
Old Farmer Ti. is a stincry man ;
He keeps all he pets ana gets all be can,
By all his friends he is said to be
As tight as the bark on a young birch-tree.
He fjoes to church and rents a pew.
But the dimes he gives the Lord are few.
If he sets to heaven with tlie good and great,
lie will be let in through the smallest trate.
Now Farmer B., besides dragging the
ploughs,
Keeps a number of very fine calves and cows;
He makes no butter, but sends by express
The milk to the city's thirstiness.
"What do the citv folks know about milk ?
They are better judges of cloth and silk?
Xt a man who buys, I'll vow, can tell
If I water it not, of water it well.
If they do not know, then where's the sin ?
I will put the sparkling water in?"
Thus talked to himself old Farmer B. ;
How mean he is old and young can see.
One nieht it was dark : oh, fearfully dark !
The watch-dot; never came out to bark.
Old Farmer 15. in his bed did snore,
When rap, rap, rap, nearly shattered the
door ;
And a voice cried out with hasty breath,
"Your best cow, neighbor, is choking to
death."
Clipping off the end of a rousing snore,
Farmer B. hounded out on the bedroom floor,
And the midnight voice was heard no more,
lie pulled on his pants, he knew not how,
For Ins thoughts were all on his choking cow;
He flew to the yard like a frightened deer,
For his stincv soul was filled with fear.
Looking around by the lantern's light,
He found that the cows were there all right.
"I will give a dime," said Farmer B.,
"To know who plaved this trick on me ;
Ma the hand be stiff and the knuckles sore
That, knocked to-night on my farm-house
door."
With a scowl on his face and a shaking head,
Farmer B. again sought his nice warm bed ;
No good thoughts came they were all over
powered ;
The little good nature he had was soured.
When lie went to water his milk next day,
The midnight voice seemed to say.
As he pumped with panting breath,
' Your best cow, neighlor, is choking to
death.."
The meaning of this he soon found out,
For a stone' was driven in the old pump's
fOOllt.
Old Farmer B.. when he drives to town.
Xow meets his n-iglibors with savage frown:
Thev smile, and a-k as they kindly Ixnv,
"How getteth along the bet cow now?"
WOMAN AT TIIL ANVIL.
A corrcsiionilont of thcV?? JftU G- ;
t't- writing from Rowley Uojcis a I.an- ;
capliirc viliaRp t!ms dt-serlies one of the
strange sights of that ili.strict : j
I ramo bore to inqniro for myself how i
mucli it woul.l cost to cleliver one-hiimlreil .
tons of coal a month by the Iiowlcy Collirry j
Comrany at two or three piven localities '
within a distanon of ten miles, itml having j
satisfnd myself on that roi,lti much to my '
pleasure I contintn-il my walk from the coal J
pit up through the fields to Rowley Old ,
Church. J came to a place called Bell End, ;
which is apparently a new part of the old ,
Tillage. Through ft small window I ohser- i
ved a female head bobbing op and down ; j
soon I heard the sound of a hammer ; and
never having seen any rivet-inaking done by
human hands, I threaded my way through '
soine hrirk passages until I came to the lit-
tie smithy where "Alice" was at work, j
This was the name by which her father call- ;
ed her, whom I met on my way, and to
whom I am indebted for the following re- 1
markable piece of knowledge : Alice, I may !
say, was a young wife engaged in blowing j
the helloTs, heating a piece of iron in a :
"gieed" forge and producing rivets from an I
anvil at the rate of three-thousand a day. ;
For this manual labor Alice, her father pro-
ceeded to tell me in her presence, gets from j
the warehouse Is Vd., cut of which she had .
to pay for wear ntal tear of tools Id., carri-
age lil., and a like Fum for gieeds, a kind cf j
small coke made expressly for nail and riv- I
ct forges. On Monday she does her washing
Saturday her cleaning np, so that she only j
works at rivets four days in the week, and 1
her gross earnings, therefore, amount to 4s.
0.1. for forging 1,00(1 rivets. I have said no
thing ot rent which Alice would pay ami
might amount to one shilling a week. She
was a sedate young woman, .well spoken,
with very fair hair, and a low, sweet voice.
John Price (Alice's father) then, at my re
quest, took me to sec bis neighbors, Kdward
and l'hyllis Troun ns, who lived and work
ed at making nails close by. Phyllis is a
handsome woman, with beautiful white
teeth and abundance of flesh, which Rubens
might have painted, it is so plentiful and
rosy. This woman whs forging large nails
and the manner in which she made a nail
with a point and a head an inch and a half
in cir'-umforence fly oft' a piece cf hot iron
was marvelous to behold. She works from
eight o'clork in the morning until nine at
night, and in four days will "forge fifty-four
pound weight of clout nails, for which she
will receive the wondrous price of 03. 8d.,
out of which she has to pay ."id. for gleeda
and 2d. for tools. Her husband works "as
hard as he can drive" from six o'clock in the
morning until eleven at night, and his
week's wages amount to 12s.,;from which
tn pence for gleeds and fourpeucefor tools
will have to lie deducted, to say nothing of
rent. K 1 ward Tromans was only forty-three
years old, but looked much nearer seventy
Two other young woman were hammering
away at rivets in company with Phyllis, and
never, as long as I live, 'shall I forget that
little smithy. I once traveled many miles
to see "Vulcan's Forge", by Velafrjuiz., but
there was in that famous picture no fignre
equal to that of l'hyllis Tromens, and I shall
remember Phyllis to tbe day of my deaih.
That such a woman should he slaving in
sooi blowing bellows, now with her feft
ami then wielding a hammer with her right
hand forging clout nails for twelve hours a
day, in order to earn loss that forty pence a
week, is a phenomenon that I never would
have believed possible in Ecelaud. if I had
not seen it.
I
A. AM'IENT ROSE TREE.
TTerr T.euniri. a well known botanist
(if Ilihli'sl.pim (Hanover), thus ileserilx-s
a remarkable r. tree (or rather elimlic r,
for it is M!-iHrte'l against tlie wall of a
elnu ch) growing in his tow n, ami which
was ia existence when Christianity
itself was little more than 1,(hk years
old : ami, if trail it ion is to be lx-lieveil,
hail even then been bloominjr nearly ,'iijl
suinmers. llerr I.eunis says :
The olilest known rose tree in the world
is one at prcsi-nt u rowing n gainst the wall of
the catheilral of this town ( I Iilili'shcim). re
nun kahlp aiike for its extiome ae ami fur
the si-nnty nourishment with v.hii-h it lias
siipi orti'd itself fur so many centuries. It
varies hut sliizhtlv from the common iln?; rose
runout); the leaves are rather 'more
ovale, tlie iieilieies anil lower leaf surfaces f
more hairy, ami tlie fruit smaller ami more '.
elohula.r. The stem is two inches thick at 1
its junction with the root, and thp whole I
: jil.uit covers some L'4 square feet of the wall, j
; bishop llezilu, who flourished hot ween lu.-4
, nC!', t.M.k Siei'ial interest in this rose as J
; hems a remarkable moiuimeut of the past : '
I ami when the cathedral was rebuilt, after
. being burned down in toi.i, hP hud it ov.ee
I mme trained against the portion of the wall ;
! which had been spared by the fire. Tradi- i
tion states that, in the year ot jjrai U. the
j Kmpe:(ir Ludwiu the f'ious, son of Charle-
i laasne, was st a i n tj with his court nt Elze.
i I'.eing desirous of huntini; in the hutre forest i
where now stands lliidesheim, mass was .
; said by the imperia'. clmplain at tiie place of '.
rendezvuas. J iy some mishap, when the
service was concluded and the party dis- i
' pi rsed, the vessel containinsj the sacred ele- '.
; nieuts was left behind. On returning to tlie i
, spot the following day, j;reat was the surprise
of tin- chaplain to find the holy vessel over- i
j shadowed by the tender branchiets of a '
' lovely ruse, which had sprung up in the i
I nit;lit, and now Idled the air with the per- ,
, fume of its flowers. The emperor Fhortly j
, after arrived, and by his command a chapel I
, was built, with the altar standing on the ,
spot occupied by the roots of the rose, that '
! very rose which is now blooming as freshlv '
ns though a single decade, and not a thousand ;
years, had passed over its head." j
lint, tradition aside, certain it is that j
the roots of the existing rose tree are ;
buried under tlie altar ot the cathedral, j
and conseqnentlv inside the building, i
the stein being carried through the wall
to the outer air bv a perforation made ;
1 evnresslv for it SVjVufi'ftV I uterirri.i
t-Xi'lliJ lor U. Ot It II lC UilC riC'fil
HOW TO ClRCTMVEXT THE Ct'l.CV-
i.io. A Marvl.md farmer writes :
Corn cobs dij.j ed in molasses and suspend
ed frem liml)s in the plum trees have saved
many a crop of plums for me. I have done
this 'for several years with entire success.
The cureulio lays" its brood in the sweetened
corn instead of the plums. 1'roin si to a
dozen of prepared corn col, are sullkicut
ft ?.u euliiiun tiiicd Uvc.
.
Superstition about Storms. Cav-.j
ems were supposed by the Romans to be .
secure places of refuge during thunder- j
storms, and they believed that lightning i
never jienetrated more than two yards j
into the earth. Acting on this super- .
stition the Emperor Augustus used to
withdraw into some deep vault ot the
palace whenever a tempost was feared,
and it is recorded by Suetonious that he
always wore a skin of . eal as a precaution
against lightning. That both precaut
ions were equally unavailing needs scarce
ly to be mentioned. Lightning has
been known to strike ten ft et into the
earth ; but not even the marvelous ac
curacy of modern science can determine
at what distance from the surface a safe
retreat may be found from the descend
ing fluid ; and, even were this ascertain
ed, the dangers from ascending electric
currents remain the same. "With regard
to seal-skins, we find that the Romans
attached so much faitli to them as non
eonduetoi'3 that tents were made of
them, beneath which the timid used to
take refuge. It is a somewhat curious
fact that in the neighborhood of Mount
Cevennes, in the Languedoc, where an
ciently some Roman colonies were known
to have existed, the shepherds cherish a
similar superstition resecting the skins
of serpents. These they carefully col
lect, and having covered their hats with
al, believe themselves secure against the
dangers of the storm. M. Labossiere is
disjxised to see a link of interesting ana
logy iK'tween the legend yet lingering in
the mind of the peasant of Cevennes and
the more costly superstition held by his
j Latin ancestors. The Emperors of Ja-
pan retire into a deep grotto during the
i tempests wh ch rage with such severity
in their latitude ; but, not satisfied with
the profundity of the excavation, or the
strength of the stones of which it is built,
they complete their precautions by hav
ing a reservoir of water sunk in their re
treat. The water is intended to extin
guish the lightning a measure equally
futile, since many instances have lcen
preserved in which the fluid has fallen
uion the water with the same destruct
ive effect as upn land.
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$10 to $1000
tiiv-e EAX1LX.
Invpftfl In Wnll St. Storkp ni.ike
lortunc" every iimiitli. IJoi.k cent
free CMilMiniDu t V'-Tvihiiiir. AM-
,.s EAX1LX. CU.. Bnnk'.r-.. 17 UU St.. N.Y.
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-CASH IH.AI.KH IN-
HOAfe SWEET HOME. X yr
COflE
E'HEATIGSTOM
OF EVERY
AND M.VN11
TIN and SIIEET
1402 ELEVENTH AYE., ALTOOXA, PA.
CHEAPEST PLACE IN TIIE CITY.
ROOFING, SPOUTING and Repairing
! -. riioni'Ti.v axi satisi actobim
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!thei;Sp:r:n:gTRA!de
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OF GODFKEY WOLF,
12th St.; Kcxt Door to P. 0., Alloona, Pa.
IT'lS sii'.'ij-l l(f, 1 i.,i,nr a yf. thr J,i
1 foul
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I'll thl!lH:l,
I'l.'nl
CLOTHING FOR
7 thr List s(H'k'7 f'm7 yri
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PRICES are 1 )OW.N !
(i, nl trill f,r I.f it il'nm fn t'if rrri Imrrst iiii,rfs. J"ii fine, thr rrfnrr, .iif77 lunn Si'1,1
litrr it'it. (uit. ln, its, 'tst, ll"t, i'uji, nr (i ti ;;t'i imj in thr tri 7 i,f Kitrnish
in' (r'i'i'ls, t'titil he h'is ,-, 1 tin sii":k rnul lii'rnal the jn iis vt
GODFItEY WOLF'S
OHE-PBICE AND LOWEST PRICED CL0TH1MG HOUSE,
Next Door lo Ihe Post-Office, Alloona, Pa.
HERE I AM AG -AIN!
-NOT AS AN ASPI1JAXT l'Oll-
TJ
-lil'T AS A CAN I i 1 1 ) ATI-". l'OU-
PUBLIC PATRONAGE!
Ilavin.!' pnlleil down liis ix.litical vest
an extensive scale at his
LARGE STOKE HOOM OX HIGH STREET,
Recently occupied by McLaughlin Brothers,
"Where lie has jnsf njiened and i.. now otTerinc for sale an immense varictl and ele
gant STOCK OF GOODS of every description,
xer jr frisiibhoff
Is fully prepared to pnll down in fact lias pulled down tlie prices of all kind of
merchandise, and is giving bargains in
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, HATS, CAPS,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries Hardware, Tinware,
QUEENS W A R E , Ac, &e., which cannot fail to attract the attention and secure
the patronage of cash buyers who want to get the most goods and the ln-st "oods
for their money. So don't forget to call, ami this fact lief ore von keep - A broom
that's new is host of all, because it makes the cleanest sweep. '
Ebexsuvro, March 2!, ls79.-tf.
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ENDORSED BV OVER THIRTY SEWING
MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE
EXPOSITION
Paris,
AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, 1876,
Ai being "Very SI RONG, SMOOTH, and
EXCELLENT THREAD."
EBEXSIJ'G AVOOLEX FACTORY.
(OIXTRY WORK A SPECIALTY.
r I TlIK nnilerlimpil havln? nventlv pnn-linop.l the
a. in.ii'ny Known a ine r,nENsnrm
kilf?c
en. W.
1-ACTOiiv irnm tlie A.-iitnee uf A. Y . tL e
lones. ili-ire to call tlie ntlentiini of the jiulilie to
the fact that they iiropope imttiiiir .".'liil Factory in
operation forthwith for the purpose of iloim; nil
ktnils nf ( Ol XTRV WnRK. ueh n? ( aril.
itK. 13-Inir. Spinning, Weavlnc. Ar.
Will al.o Jil iniilacture Klankftn, I Innnrln,
I n nlmfm nml Tarn.
Havinir sc-ri'il the cr icei of an rurrniM tn
Dil i-KAni.'L man to lnanaire the lm-ine;-. . we
.'an miarantee entire ati?fnction to all who favor
us with their cu. torn. V. If. HAHKKR.
AI.V1N KV NS.
Li'CU.t-unr. ?Iv '. li:;.-;f. JA?il.
I ENCOURAGE jfS
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DESCRIPTION.
ACT UIM'.U OI
- IJROjN WAKE,
ATTF.XIU.I TO.
r . 1J iflii.init hfiii'j fnr 1lr iiir.st p'irt rroir7
il ji'if II f'i ir i ,).-,''( iin . it bieinnC H"-' 'l ff t'l
tn ii -ri,,., m lulu t!-' 1'iih''; v'. ii'it'i'ith-rn.-fi
t l-i'..?'.,. .-', tin tin' m ninth .-7"'."
'l'l ' "; ' .''..- ti' !! filin'1 (ijtlt'l f
,1:
I M I'l.l'jiC
MEN AND BOYS!
.
ill III
l't tli-
i st hrinsr in tl,
it ri!,i i-tt,in'i lift
r,-t!il mill l..'il-
il li i'r (rt, la's
r fariii-itf ( '!i!h
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OFFICE
IHI) ati: l'Oll
ami eniluukeil in the mercantile lmsiuess on
'"fl i f it intuitu
UNIVERSELLE,
1878
S.F.T.
MAMUFACTURED at
MOUNT HOL LY.N..I.
oTUART i BROli ;m; ted 4ffrv rs n rt ft
IPARIS. PHI L Ann PP I A
AWARDED I NEW YORK & EOSTO hi .
15- O. Oosioliqroi,
FASEICASLE CUITESAD CCSIK.1ER,
l .Iil INSIUIIJl. 1A.
! OHfir In rn-lpy I-uihlinsr. on Hiirh treet. where
O choice ani.le ol i'lothn. -a. iincros, Vesiinirs.
c.'-.. innn wnicn "election" ran re niaile. will at all
time? he kept on haml, anil full nnitf or fiiikilc rti
ele of wcannur ai'l'iirel for either vent" op v,.n,
will he made to or.l.'r on the shortest notice'in the
j latct anil ttvrt fiylr. ami at the lowot livlnir jirice.
iiKiai-iiin Kiinranier-.i in an ea.ein(1 the l-?t of
work fiirnl!heil fully ai cheap a Inferior clot hinr
can In. honht rcailj-mado. -A trial is earne-it-
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K!en?hun, 3Iay 2n, lT!i.-tf.
'A Fancy far.ITi roiio. Snow fake. Hr.. no 2a
..'.' with i:;.mc. I'.V. J. Ol'iik'.'-r M y.. N:l-?!U-,
PAPER HAMilM;.
We wonld urgo tlic n-y 5;-...
a sanitary point of view, r,f
wall.? of nroom thnronrrlilv sX -nil
old pnpe-r nnfl wnlif7(l an'.i '
fore laying on a rifv njr 7'
pcrs, coniainine; n9 J v.
ftmount of vegetable &ni nn'1
ier in the form of eyM, a.e f a" !
enel by moisture ami are t!,i-- V
to putrefaction and mil., - ., '
from which is both unj.,.'. '
unhealthy. This, however, iV," "
that can easily be averted jV r" "
ing a few dollar? in stripping - I'T
oughly cleaning tLe wall
rcpapering. Inquiry i rAu
the careful housewife as to :
pnper-Iianginffs will clean, ard .
which is the best method to
tiood hand printed paper w ' "
but machine made paper, 0 -"
the material used in sizinp ti r r
as already explained, win
following is the method tLr,; c
used: Cut into four or s.:v -.'l.
moderate sized loaf of brcil'
two days eld it must Ik? r, .';" '.I'.,
er nor staler. With one oft!.-v.'.'v."
after blowing off all the (iu
the paper to be cleaned i-.!ia '
pair of bellows, begin at t'.,- ;
the room, holding with tli.-- c-
the hand and wisping l;i'!.t:v 7-t-ward
with the crumb, aboirt '
yard at each stroke, t'.'.l tLc
part of the hanging is eotiipktih c''
ed all around, he n go arou'i r
with a light sweeping stroke rf'i
ward, and always commincir.j f
successivc course a little Licb--
the upper stroke had exten lel '. '
bottom is finished. This open-
carc-fully performed, will fro
make very old paper look a
to new. (ireat precaution mix t- -;
not by an3 means to rub t!.r;
hard, or to attempt clranir it in a
eral or horizontal way. " TL-; ."
part of the bread, too, rr,i:t e.i.1. ;
be cut away, and the pieces tcm
as soon as it may become licccir
Cabincl-MaLtr.
j
Fall Plowing. The !xf...
lr&rS:
the J-.nghsu iarms is no doubt.'
due to the thorough preparation c":
ground before seed inc. Onr c!ir
is superior to that of F.nir.:;: 1
: wheat growing: yet a yitld o:";
; four bushels per acre is r.t at r.i.
frequent among farmers there, r.
! here forty busLels per acre h :
, usual viehl. Two plov. Ii::;-, ?-..
harrowings, and in tianv ta-cs. ::i
i or crushing, and the cxei Ywiw j :
, ation of the soil by prevk.i.s r :t ;
: must have a much bettt r e:T. :t r:
' the soil than one plowing, very
ly done, because of the liar.'r. -? ;
' dryness of our soil i:i mid-i;
. and very imperfect harrowiu;
might be well for ns to lay out n
labor on our wheat crop, mil -o
i pare the ground better, an 1 r-..i-'
average from twelve to at I. an t-?
bushels per acre. The .V.2Vr.
the amount of wheat at harvest r;
pay lor a good deal of extra r. :
: plowing, etc., and yet leave a ; r
! beside the soil would not fo.-;-;.
j generous treatment in one v.; :
two.
Facts Ar.ovT Flovr. Flo.'.r :
culiarly sensitive to atmo-; ;..'. -,
fluence, hence it should never V; .
j in a room wiih ?oiir lij;::1-.
' where onions or fish are kept, ii'.:
I article that taints the air of the- :
1 in which it is stored. Any s &'.'.
ccptible to the sense will be a1.
j by flour. Avoid damp eel'.::
i lofts where a free circulation
. cannot be obtains !. Keen ir. :(
i dry, niry room, and not expo-:.". :
' freezing temperature nor to ;:'.
: summer or to nrtiCcial heal '.:
length of time above 70 degie.sl
! It should not come in contact :
! grain or other substances wu:.L.
J liable to heat. Flour shou 1 be
j ed and the particles thoror.!.K -i
I tegrated, p.nd then warmed K.vic
! ing. This treatment improves tL.
or and bakincr l.ronertics of the d:
The sponge should be j i(.p.i:.v
the oven as soon as the yeat 1;
formed its mission, otherwise fcr
alion sets in and acidity n.siks.
Ryk in- Corn Mr. W. P. T.
of GoklfielJ, Iowo, makes a goo
gestion relative to sowing rye i:
helore the last. lilotvinfT. t- -
tried tbe plan and can irnlor-c
Belknap's idea : "If farmers wi'.l
sow one-half bushel of wii tor rj
the acre in theii corn and plo
the last time, it will net only j
tendency to choke out the vrev i? '
start up afterward, but there T-:-no
danger of dry murrain .-.me:
tie froni eating tooTrcely of drr
as the rye will remain gre.n.t..:
the winter, and will be er.un iy -'-in
preference to corn fodder. 1'
cs a desirable feed lor nil k'-- '
stock, and aids materially '
cpiality and quantity of milk r1
beside proving a saving of fru tr
two tons of hay for c-veiy aero ?
and last, bat'not least, it a:l
green crop to plow under m
which will renew and enrich t-
hiva Iirgistn:
To Bon. Grf.f.v Corn. Ti
all the husks, and put tl.ecr.
the boiling water with a tnh.e1:"'
of s-alt to a dozen cars. Ift'.c
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brisk, tender corn wiU i't
fifteen minutes, otherwise in
hour. Lav a napkin on a !'
L--
:t 1 '
and after draining oil the
TVflA; -
tho corn, lay it on, turnn
ers of thp nnrikin over it
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warm. Some housekeeper'
steam the cars of com. or wr:;:' '
in a linen towel while bo:!;: ?-
To Pry
Grt.en Corn On s
bright day
t nkf ft
cliall.-lW l'l-'
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oiuii'.niy uuie iii- run
upon it. Spread clean clotl;? "
Ixjx. Prepare your eon) n v",
and spread it evenly over t '0 ,
of the box ; then cover very c
with a winelow sash. 1-c . ',;"
be so great no fly can live. "f
will dry in one day and he 1
clean.
Musn for Frtiso. rut a n-'
water on the lire to boil : f
of cold milk with one pir.t
nipsl nnil one teaSPOOnlul y
wi.An i,. .- lw-it tiour ii t-it '
11 II bill. "...VI ..-v... g
tiire frrn.lnnllv Kt irrillT all We'
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