I
DRIFTWOOD.
- Ats. Maine is laughing at an anode,
man wbo wanted to present bis wife with
a Rai: of boots. The ealemaan asked wilt.
number she wore. .He didn't toon, but
remembering thatibit wore number err
en glover, be got bit n pair of number
seven boom.
A csararsiicazuiss City editisr &mei
himself peon Early unlucky. After beingl
so bully licked that be west home with
his fees amend with blood, the redness
thereof enraged aleses steer, who imel
crated the ,Joarnartgre homeward :feet
steps by obasteg him Amaral blocks.
,
graph operate playt_ &g
-rate' from the :scene of hostilities . with
the Indians. It said "poops al eisdp
ud," wt;en it abould have been " escapee
A railroad mediator lentil teleran! that,
'was =city 'distorted He wmite •" We
killed a destitute." but it was ntmlied
'" We 'killed a dead bmle."
EMI
Noait Sri - llama, of Circleville,. Ohio,
recently dreamed that, three fellow citi
zens who bad recently died cane to him
in a carriage wad invited him to take a
ride. lie declined i and they told him
they would call again for him in a short
time. Some days afterward be was taken
withpneumonia. lie mentioned the drown
- said his time had come, and died.
CINcTIMATI saleswomen have mourn
style about them. One of them was-em
ployed in a t fashionable dry-goods_ store
on the most fashionable thorough - fare of
the American Paris, and the proprietor
charged her withiatealing some kill
gloves. While waiting on some custom
er', she was in the act of replacing a half.
dozen of card-board boxes, when the
charge was made agniust her. She gith. .
wed slot of boxes in her trals'afti bust
ed them with full recce hithe face of her
unjust employer, and left the establish
ment.
Loon bete, Connecticut 1 'Are you so
'demoralized over your proprietary inter
est in Barnum--,ths.t your citizens Fe
growing reckless]; murderoui and that
yOur, newspaper* ire daily chronicling
narrow escapes -from sudden - death ?
While a Connecticut man was ping to
church with bin wife on Sunday, the 7th,
instant, they heard the report of a pistol
close by. Although a minute passed be
fore tile citizen discovered, while vainly
trying to smoke:that the bowl of his pipe
had been shot off, leaving the stem in his
mouth. lie came very near escaping lit
erally by the skin of his teeth.
Is Judge Titsvait's Court, in Philadel
phia, the ,other day, a case was
of
•which should remind everybody trf a mat
ter of law which very few people carry in
'their memories. It is this: The father
acid grandfather, the mother and grand
mother of any person unable to take care
.of himself Or herself, are each ; and an of
them bound by law—if able—ito contrib.
lite to, the suipoit of air impoverished
child Or grandchild. And the law pro
vides for the reverse of this case by re
quiring -the children and grandchildren
-when - they,:or any one .of them is able to
do so—to contribute to the support of an
impoverished father, mother, grandfath
er,, or grandmOther.
A ceriseN of Halifax County, North
Carolina, has learned the lesson which
the kid was taught ,by the wolf on the
roof, in lEsop's fable. The man had a
krudge against a prisoner inside the coun
ty jail; and used to blackguard and swear
at him whenevel be passed by and saw
the said jail bird peeping out from be
tween the bars. The jailor got tired of
thif, as well as the prisoners. One day
he caught the outsider, and putting bite
in the room with the prisoner, told thein.
to fight it out. The prisoner juit vo te
that fellow the worst whipping, he had
hied since the time.when hc_waisa helpless
small boy smarting. tit a j - er a trunk-strap
application by his father's red right hand.
Then the:riiserner kicked him down stair*
and the jailor kicked him out into the
l'ifect; and altogether he conducts himself
very respectfully when he goes 1;4 that
jail now.
E notice by the newis dispatches that
the cai6less handling of chat stoves has
Proved fatal iu a great many cases_ this
fall. The gas escapes' in the night when
the inmates of a house are asleep, and
•hey are rendered unconscious. The bet
ter.class of stoves rarely leak gas unless
the-draught is cut off almost, entirely i hy
a damper in the pipe. In Keels case re
products of combustion escape from the
stove avid fill the• house with death.dCal- -
ing gases: Some people, through ignol•-.
since of the-principles upon which stoves
are constructed and equal ignorance of
the process , of combustion, live 'in an at-
tdospbcre impregnated with coal gas.
• They become so accustomed to it that the
peculiar smell of the gas does not attract
- attention. Ignorant, these people are
also saving, and endeavor to keep a
-mouldering fire in order to save coal.
• So, , with draughts closed, the coal is bak
ed not , burned, causing it to'give off its
gases, which do not readily burn and are
not carried off by the usual chaiineL The
only safety is a fairly. glowing 'fire and
provisions for such draught as will carry
,' oft the Kama, or such a tire
us will con
bunw them
TsxttiEnsirsys have more fan In this
world.than some people 'sewn to think.
One of them told a New York Sun repor
ter how he once tilled an order for a.sea
serpent, to be one hundred feet Jong, four
feet thick, and to have an "authentic bis
tory." The taxidermist, whose name
was IblOnse, sent to a big - shark fishery•
and offered a cent for every square foot
of shark skin be could get.. its the skins
would otherwise have been thrown away,
ho gut all be wanted, built a wooden
frame for the skeleton, covered it with
, emirate% 'softened the sqnsweri of shark
- r4kin l and stuck the:n on lapping over each
other like scales; made the jaws like
_ thosse of alligators, but much larger, and
put is whale's teeth, fining the mouth
with fish skin painted red. The Califor
nia showman made a 'good deal of money
with-it c ai the jaws could be opened and
`i and 100 used to hire a girl to stand
in the Month. "Among Roomo's other
ei
ploits were.the manufacture of a gorilla
fifteen feet) *t out of 'sit Hach bears'
~ -airies t brit be bridal made gorillatre tops
good many yeirs. He had il - sign but,
reading '!Mermaids made and repaired."
This work had to txidone very Carefully
to escape deteetitin: He Would kill and
stnff the upper half of a female monkey,
then take the lower half of the fish called
grouper, skin it, join them together, and
put on the scales one by one, and then
treat it with acids to make it look . okt.or
natural: Then .he had to arrange the
illiigron. lie gave it to a friend. master
- . of a vewtel going to China. , At Yoltolm
nut the [crew were made drunk, ttal
ed rnerinaul was titrowlrovertuard on ate
sly awl then tivited out with a great hur-
rah uy the deluded crew s every one o►
whom signed a paper -saying that! they
saw it ewimminK around the boat, stud
- -yew the mate kill it mai haul it admrd.
tamest
.;ii4. Livia t -PiOMI&
iMDIA E. PINKHMI4I
VOVIIMI COMPOUNIL
. For all ramie Complaints.
This preptistlest, liar nom algulllsa• rowdier at
Vegetable nvpertlem that tut banadesa loth* wan deb.
ends Weida: VPOII arm Win the merits of Oda Cosa.
itxmd will he reconlard, as Mier Is Insawellate . sad •
when na male ointinaed, m rdwitranne eimws b s lone.
died, agermanent cure isAp'ecteccaelbeenalltsda ledd ter
tlty. On acrrare oftrouma cieelte,tala kcdsyric
commended and pTihed by the bust IttlYakillin
kbe country.'
la will ears entlrtly tbo worst form , *Am
tot the atcrita. Toaeor:hua., Irregular amb fdotnl
• Igrnstruntion;ol ow arian Inlisarangoe
sad
rknistion. Floodinv. 01 lib , hborcotenta end ltbs cost
eopend, aptnai weakuren, and fs ifeptriaLy adapnid OP
*lO Chance of Life. It will &valve and Pape t tumult
irestaltbe ntrittala an early stage of 41...yeknone2L
beedoblef cono.vousbnZati there i chocked ova
sgreGily by Us toe.
In fret It - hat proved to be the groat
-04 and bust remedy that has ever 10-en. alarovet ,
ad. l'perforsiti - e every rrtfogot tbeilft , m, and eves
new lite and vicar:. It 'tamest n bacw,datulency.
Piroys alfrrnr:nic for es.multala, and !alleles weakness
et aka stocasels ' , .
It carom Bloatlnz.... Fletolacbc";, Forams Prostration,
General Debildi;r.tre pleamor,
gratlon. That ha Ihur at during:4mm, easing palm,
evelibt and bark:ult., boahrays perinnimittly, earrd by
Ito an. It wl: las times, cad under c eticenaalear
est. rot In • harmony wills the law that - governs Us
female Maori.
• r o r Xid_ie- compinlnts . - of 0126.:r acs
b Uttrlttaiitret.
.ydia E. Yinkbani's Vegetable Compound
Pm pared at Ina and T.^.Z Wesurn Acennr, Lynn. !Sant.
!rex,' la.t*-1 ,1 frr tif.. o o. 14 mail in CA
form 0r,015..al 113 1.4 , 9 f liartnrra. oa R 44 114
ir m; pr 7 bo either. PINKIIAN
fr. 37 an.ollrers lt: • of ) - 2:7 bend tr.r rata
pl-,1,,t. t. I 0..../70 fhb , ,po ner.
24t; tr. that:: - L
71.11 A.. .17...0mr..5t
L.r.Tarr.i.s.. eu,,, Salotinici.
and T•wv;4lt7 ^ Ur , :- """L•-•
N: N: DOWNS'
" ::VOIETABLE BALSAMIC
ELIXIR
Is a sure cure'for Coughs, Cobh,
Whooping-Cough, and all Lung
Diseases, when taken in season.
People die of consumption simp.
ly because of neglect,-when the
timely use of this remedy would
have cured them at once.' 4
Fittipone veara of eop•
stint use proves the fact that ; io
cough remedy has stood the test
like Dowry!' Ehizir.
rrfse Sc 60c. and VIA per bottbi. •
ler bale Everywhere.
Dr. Baxter's Mandrake
11111
ITTEII
Will cure Jaundice, Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaints, Indigestion,
and all diseases arising from Bib
iousuess. Price 35 cts. per bottle.
Tor Sale ICTe—where.
p HENRY & JOHNSON'S
ARNICA AND Mil
UN IM T
For Man 'nut Beast.
The mod perfect liniment ever
annPoutiged. Price :Sc. and sot,:
lot ale Zreawbara
PE
IS A prit
For INT
D ban r,regfaitel whcli TIM!!
1111 itcce,rtilLop W Trini.ti &ere.
battlo.An. I ioperprolyaqfe errs
in bloat tneirperieliendjlands
RAIN KILLER 4. tr: care
I _
b_ _LlTCouatio f 4 l. Chillt
iarrham Dysentery. Cramps. t,k.lcra,
end GB browet.Complaants.
PAA K
PAIN KI v o nvc, 14ENT i nasedy
Sick enifnu IN 'nfn in_ll . 4l . dric i I . i, gide
Ithrisnintlntn. an fliciicillsifa. 6r '
f i IIIN.KILLER tiorAV'.4lhAennir:"?:
n•r% or,rty and perlywrrni Ircii , f in all crows of
kr:lbws, Cnisw Pfprisins. Messier Bums. tic.
PA I N KILLER aA tho irelitlicd an4.scinned
rf
filcu of the Mechanic,
asinos, Plantessfostiferisna in fact ail clrosis
W:v , tip.: a medicine als.sys at 11.1n41, i. fa
.... Internally or externally witb certainty
of relief.
•T fami'y ran arfort to to trlihont thia in
'lave° rvie-!y in tin, luny*. It 4 prlcts it
nap th/ r..b of Lin, arni It a ill manually iiins
t tr,ri itt sat to &Orme bills •
I,ty it:4 - vltta .t Yrre. te3e. •ft.l 01 • be4tls.
F:ZRRY DAVIS & SON. Prov!denoe l
ProprietorS•
I leli
, o stiTER,
lONPILLS
FORTH
BLOOD
COMPLEXION
Cue Bslp:tation of the Heart, Neuouauss,
Traubßozo, Nervous Beaded*, Leueordas,
nands and leek Pidn lathe Back, and
ether forms et Female Wakitess. They enrich
and improve the guilty et the 111c4 PvailY
and bit-hien the Company Nervous
Irritation, and. secure licing Sleep. Jut
the remedy needed by *omen whose pale. color
less face. stow the abacpeu of Iron i# the Blood.
Thaseasitkwthist troll lieu of the ekteuitftoatts
of the Blood, and is the great totstt. The
Iran PM* are also valuable for :Us who are
tumbled with Nervous Wtsichoos. :fight iwatto.
etc itice.,6o CCM/ per boz &at by mat Ad
, &oak CARTER NI IC NE CO.;
23 Park Yort
Bald by Divests rterprbara
s o u to Tomos br e. T. WIRIIT .
GET YOUR
...
JOl3 PRINTING
.-DOMIL ♦T TIM-.
".REPORTER" OITION
. . , • •
111be r itiy Crop is,.
_short, Sod good Hs ._
t+ too valuable lig oapaaallo to to lad stoop walk
series ccosooty. . - - 1
. _
Mte asimmi e r caftan 'all Y 010 44. iiii;kli.' • Ili 'airwan,
wan, eat an lola Cul* itailtili, It roalare Oat
see saw it -wIO poy so buy a large, Arot-ekon •
itsivp f.
, .
°tieing the bola to bo the" - ." ' •
Cumming's Feed Cutter.
e Care
Saldarin. Daniels. TNeg aph,
Cale's Copper SIElp motars c and
Coles Excellent and Cheap Lever
- Cutter. 9
. .
All these I.boy for Cagh st the :moot ppm__
tar priest, sod sell at corresposdlogly lea prim,
Order taw Feed Cutter, Early,
Semiase the demand upon the inanctfueturen is so
Leavy now that orders require much time to begin..
ed. , 2
1 win ensurer ftelli /ZED CUTTS-SS Si wadi'.
herd, Station.
Send Jot Circulars and Prices.
N KILLER
'EG,;TABLP'. REMEDT
in/ EXPZENAL the.
:wowing , " 1:.„.
7. STRAw 4..
-
AND
a . .
•-
Ans*opreiored to supply Cho bed of Other
kiodpai •
Fodder Cuttert
- of mien ma* stria mid woos.
• sseti as me
, IL M. WELLES. i
Towanda, NOvendier ad, IM:a
GREAT SALES GOING. ON
GREAT SALES GOING ON!
GREAT SALES GOING OM
Itaadpsitada Clothing sta Saullles.
Beady-m .1a Cicadas at a bac:lace.
iteadkasada Moab( silt Baal Ace.
CLOTHING!
Ready-male Clothing at s It urine..
iteady-tnadeClothing at a aactigleo.
Ready snala Clothing at a Sacrifice.
TWENTY-FIVE PR. CT. RATED
TWENTY-FIVE PR. CT„ SAYER
TWENTY-FIVE PR. CT. SAVED
For the Next Forty Days'
For the Next Forty . Days
For the Next Forty Days
By baying of
By buying of
X. E. ROSENFIELDI
X. E. ROSENFIELD►
.
fhe consequence of Ore great sale of
my stock Is that I am compelled to enlarge au
present store to make room for my Increasing WW
II's& and Instead of moving my stock While ball&
log WILL SELL FOR I:9.ST for the next 40 days:
No such chyme for years to come.
No such chaneg f or ye a rs to come.
No sort 'Chalice for years to'come.
Pall'stock going Very fast.
Pall stools /Oleg very fast.
stock going very fast.
The opportunity to purchase a .CHEAP
EMIT la a rare one, and alwald be ewthrseed by all.
Call early *tog. E. ItOnEN PI ELD'in and enjoy
the advantages now offered by bisi. -
Towanda, March 4, 11180.
STEVENS &LONG
General Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISION sa
And
COUNTRY PRODUCE,'
HAW ItEVIOVED
To THEIR NEW STOMA?
e
CORNER OF MAIN & PINE-Sts
erbo old stand of Steins & Mereal4
They Melte stterstlon to their complete amortmest
lAA very large stock of Choice New-Goode
which they base always on band. -
IEI
lI3PECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
PRODUCE TRADE,
And anth paid for desirable kind&
M.. 1. LONG
TowaAda, Apti 1 . , 1179.
SPRINC+ AND itatMER isso.
lh ROSENBAUM SONS.
" 201 EAST WATER STREET,
Dealers la.
• DRKY AND FANCY GOODS,•
AL so
JOBBERBAE , MI 4 LLINERY.
•
. •
•
. •
413 T iND•CHZAPZST
- •
isiortaest Pt
MILLINERY
Isa the Southern tier.
XI. poets' likdeeemeate and Piton to Kintner&
♦ call lenspocifully stoUtited. • .
L. ROSENBLUM , k SONS"
vas WT WAVER ISTRIENT
• lisitibuti Howe Balk;
31711- , jl.
Malt Jest fres lo them who wish lo
engage in the most pleasant sad profits
pie busboys 'mown. Everything new.
rwital Dot required. We will Umtata
you biog. •16 a day antrupirarde Is easily
made etttbbaoutt staying away from hams MOT Mitt.
No risk whatever. Many new workers wasted at
owe. Many are =skint Statutes at the Wetness.
Ladles make as audit ,as IBM sal prase hays sad
girls lathe post pay. ' , No use who Is willing to
wort falls .o maim mere meanyevery day asses*
as mad.: M a meth at ordinary employmeat.
?Übe whoongage at enee will dada thing road to
femme. MIKMM 104 1414 m Cltb. P
Meths. Wilit Id% -
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Ile. It Amur IFialuslag 'at ilaNt A. Y. Vrestb.
town a;l4, itantaserlet4 tat. Staadltig Slaw 111.
.Wysautlagli:4o.,Towsoda 0:52. Ulster 7:016 YWn
7:11. Attheas 741; Apra 7:04 Wairerlx73a t antatag
in Elmira at WO A. Y. .
No. II leaves Kintira at &MO P.m.. Waverly 1.:14.
Sagre 4:313„ Atbins 11:33. Man e:44. Übter
Tanpaila 1:10. Wysaitking TM, Standing Stone .
Ihurnierlield YrinclitOwn 7:12. fullTist
at Wyatt:sing SAO P.M. - I
Trains 4 and linus daily. Bleeping ears en trains
11 and 'la between Niagara Palls and Philadelphia
and betimes:Lyons:Led New York withwasehanges
Sleeping can on 3 and 11 between •satsio and
Wilkes• Barre. Parlor ears on Trains 2 and 9 be
tween Niagara Palls and Philadelphia Without
change, and through coach - toWnd from Rochester
Ma Lyons. • S. A. PACKER,.
p t. P. 6 N. Y. R. R.
Sayre. Pa., Jane 21, WO.
. .
NATHAN WIDD
Dealer to l• - • •
PITTSTON, WILKES-BARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK COAL.
forwestprfees for cash. , Office and lord foot, of
rtno-street, Towanda. ) Judy Is. IMO.
INSURA 'CE
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT
Rona but reliable eompanks tepresented.
Towoods, Now. 111,
P7r - i 77n eT .. qrN: . n
CORNER MAIN &.1141Dc1E-STS,
!EMI
_ . .. -
'Headquarters
FOR CHOICE GROOMES.
GOODS SOLD AT , THE
LOWEST LIVING-RATES
'pintails, April 24, 111110111
T HE OLD MARBLE YARD
STILL IN OPERATION.
The undersigned having purchased the MAR
BLE YARD of the late GEORGE McCABE, de
sires to inform the public- that having employed
experienced men, he Upraising! to do an kinds of
work in the line of
• •
MONUMENTS,
HEAD STONES,
. • MANTLES and
SHELVES,.
In the very boat manner and it lowest Mee.
Persons desiring anything In the Marble line are
Invited to call and examine work, and save Wane
commission. •
JAMES MCCABE:
Towanda, Pa.; Moe. IS. 157 i. 240
MEAT Mik/UNCEir i fi
•E. T D. RUNDELL,
Would sespeettaUystuoauee Qat be Is continuing .
the Market business at the old staudof Nalloek
Sandell, and Will at all times keep a fall supply of
FRESH
•
` l •.. • /hid.
• OYSTERS •
Constantly on We. Ceentri dealers supplied at
city rates.
• • r. .
FRESII & SALT, MEATS,.
- ,
/ GARDEN, YEGETABLES,
FRIII14•
• . - • '
air All Geode delivered /free of Clare.
it. D. SUNDZLi.
*maids, Pa. Nov. 27 1879.
GZO.ISTEVILIS.
i l ' ZLMIRA, N. Y.
MEAT MARKET!
.MYER & DzYOE
• Located IA
BZIDI IN'B BLOCS, BRIDGEKTBKICT,
Keep on band,
FRESH AND . SALT • MEATS,
DRIED BEEF, FISH, POULTRY,
OARDZII VILOZTABLIS ABB BKIIKIEd Ili
THEIR SEASON, Av.
'"air AU rads tellteraml tree of etarp.
KY= A DILTOII.
- Tairsals. PL. Nor *VIM
. .
eX) Ls Rost .
. ..
Of the Third Wart Stars. has opened aq4aad
'convenient Store' 10 the Wirt Week. lII* aid,
omsete llearphrey Broths's le Triers Boot am
libbellattati. sod Mod It with . .
Which he has purchased In New York tor cash,
and "Melt" the confidence and parentage of the
pubbe, and regseetlutls &mouses' Oat he
•
By anybody. 1116Wi tu rd Stan will a l so be
stodwid with lest.elaw goals, sad, will le Wild
M law as the lowest. • •
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C. S. RUSSELL, Agent;
TOWANDA, PA.
POLICIES
Issued on the most reasonable terms.
Laws adjasted ehQ pid turie.
Has remcrred, to
c,
making It his
CASH rAID FOR " -
BIUTTER, HOGS, &c.
iJAMEB MoCABE.
A LARGE STOOK OF
CHOICE GROCERIES
qF',ALL pNo,
WILL NOT MI UNDICESOLD:'
t ~:
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MNr~~ '.i S`F~
".:
Blows -B=gr
MEM
'MffI!MM STOM
. :, • TWO OTORES.Lbt Milli
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_- Ittertait doubted our lattilltist tale year Si stew
atom starts,- wo are iiimoradi to Mir t
I or a
stook
,tear t over take% awl al apiatall
,
WomMtbw,
FURNITIT:I3;I
MIS
Or sU kinds as,
AMP
U cos
CHEAPER
"`: Than the
. 1
• CHEAPEST
At the same time are keep ap the standa4 of oar
goods.
a .
UNDER °EASING,
4 (Oita traczArrs)l
WI guarantee satisfaction. We are prepared tad*
anything in that line on sport notice. and are de
tarasinettoplaaia.. .
Call and see for yonnself
Towanda, Nay MOM
FRosrs . sONsf
IIirIIOLLB44.ICAND RETAIL
FURNITURE
we are itowpreperell for the SPRING TRADE
with stall llae of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
or ms
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
PRICES
Witch we Invite the public to call and examine
Our samottroevt of
PARLOR SUITS IN RAW SILK,
TERRIS, PLUSH AND
HAIRCLOTE,
lever/ lane. Draw 'prices as low as the lowest.
We hive s tall lhu of
CHAMBER SUITS IN A SHY
WALNUT AND SOFT WOOD;
9WMCh we are selling at a eery low price. ♦ eel'
line of
SPRING BEDS, MATTRASSES
AND PILLOWS.
UNDERTAKING.
• .
In this department we alwayshave the beat gOoda
In the market., and'aro continually adding
NEW STYLES
with e v
il the
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
while olu prices are the lower!,
I •
• J. O.4 I 3IOST'S SONS'.
Towanda. AprU 9,1879.
CHAS. JOHNSON & CO.'S
•
Foundry & Machine Shops
TONyANDA PENN'A..
We elaini to make the
BEST CIRCULAR,SAW - MILLS
In the mariet. • .
M7,MMMlF:ialrinl77.l
Parnell's Improved Feed Cutter,
Strotul'!' Keystone Firti Stuinker,
Grim)ld's Boss Water WhectlN
Ward's Patent Buckwheat Chimer,
&c., &c., ‘&c., &c.
-ENGINES AND BOILERS
Made to 'order. Repairing of , all kinds done on
short nbtice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Abe
matinfacturers of •and dealers in
JOHNSON'S PATENT
Polighing and Fluting Irons
The best In the world. Agents wanted.
CHAS. JOHNSON dr, CO.
Towanda, Art 1.141880;
L. 8.. POWELLi
SCRANTON PA.,
- General ♦gent for the
CHICKERING PIANOS, .•
r STEINWAY PIANOS
And
MASON it " HA.MLIN ORGANS
Alm instruments of other makers.
Sarre Illawdsaine 01111 GAIN far NW sad
pwards. •
Sew allswee awd SPriaed 'limas 01110
and upwards.
•
A lArgOtaik of 114EIGT MUSIC .n 4
ti
. SPORN.
L. b. POWELL.
• •
Sciantos. Pa.. iispt. is. lain;
IST OF I;ECIAL BLANKS
,t 4 _
Maiotoad %Opt ou Weet the ittroorziOrlnci
at, wholesale or Mall •
TritStarer, Rend. • • ,
Collector's Bond.- • '
Commitments., • •
Warrant. • • • •
Cimstable'a Return. •
Articles*, Agreement.ilwats.
Bond on Attiiiatoonto"
Cottauft4ol Sides.
collentori,Satina
Pi Zseentlon,
11abpants..
rettiles tee timings;
Saud tee License. ,
No udgement.
N m UM impost Peii•
MU
fieleatists, now altielnift that swot diseases ani
ceased by dlioraerea Kidneys vetiver, sad that If
these great orgsas are. hese Inn perfect as:l4lom.
health will be-the reselt. WARNER'S SAVE
KIDNEY AND .LIVER CURE Is made from a
Tropical Leaf OF RARE VALUE. and L a
POSITIVE remedy for the following troubles : • ,
Pain. in' the Deck, Severe _Headaehes,
Dizziness, Blasting, Inflamed Eyee,
-A Tired Feeling, Night Sweats,
Patna in the;Lower Part of the Body,
Palpitation of the Heart, 'Jaundice,
Gravel, Painful Urination, Mala- .
rial FeveriTever and Ague,'
,
Asil all diorama aimed by 'the Kidneys.' Liver or
IJrioary Origins lielOg.out of order.
I rbis SAFE sod CERTAIN euro falai ?dude
difilcullies, such
Letmorrbom, Ipflammation of the - Womty
Fah. g of the Womb,
Uleenktiou of the. Womb.
It I/111 control and regulate menstruation, and Is
an excellent and safe -remedy for females during
pregnancy. ,
.ts a Blood Polder It is unequaled, for it Cures
the organs that iii.axixthe blood. For
Boils, Carbuncles; Scrofula, White Swell.
lug, "Salt Rheum, Poisoning byNter
_cury or any other rug, it is
certain in every case..
For Incontinence, Impotence, Pains in
the Loins, and all similar Diseases,. it
is a safe, Bare, and quick cure.
N. P. HICKS.
It ,the only known remedy that has cured
Bright's Disease.
As a proof of the purity and worth of this Oren
Natural Remedy. read the following
B. A. LATTIMORE, Ph. I)., I.; L. 1).; Professor
of Chemistry t the University of liocheater, N.Y..
knot the pepu'atity and merit of WAnaren'e
tiArs KIDNEY ABU LIVER VllRE.Rilevmthdrotig
Chen:deal 'Analysis, has furnished the followha.
stalement: .
, UNIVERSITY OF ItOCIIESTIER,• '
CU Atli:AL LABORATORY,
ROCHESTER, N. 8,188/.
]lr. et: it..."AtiNflit has placed in my possession
the formula - of the medicine manufactured and
Hr , bl by him under the general designation of
WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY AND. LIVER
CURE. I have Investigated his processes of maul
u fact ore. , which are conducted with extreme care
and according to Abe best tuethtids. I have also
taken from his laboratory samples of all the mate
rials t.ed In the preparatibu of this medicine, and'
upon critical examination I flint' them, as well as
the medicine into which they enter, tube entirely
free front talautious of deleterious substances.
Is. 4.:EATTIMORE.
:~t~~~T~ti.u~"
FNMA
CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
This remedy which has dunk siich wonders, la
put up in the LARGEST.SIZEDBOTTLE of any
medicine upon the market. mid is sold by Dr.sg
gists and all dealers at' 81.2. per bottle. Vol.,
Diabetes etiquire for WARNER'S SAFE ,DIA
DETES CURE, It Ls a II_OS,ITWE retaedy.
H. H. WARNER & QO, Rochester, N. Y.
. • •
A. BEVERLY SMITH,
BOOKBINDER AND DEALER,
N SCROLL SAW 000Pg r
' MAGAZINES I;ound neitly and promptly,
BLANK BOOKS bound to grder and warranted.
AMATEURS' SUPPLIES
Thus departm , tit of my . )easiness 11 Ter, com
plete! 'A fall line of
•
WOODS, SAW BLOCKS,
--L . CLOCK MOVEMENTS,
•
Constantly on baud, and tot sale at lower prices
than elsewhere.'
• "
a *LW W OF DESIGNS FREE YOB
91.00. Send for price • . -
lIEPOU.TER BUILDING.
• 4.29.80. 70WANDA, PA., P.O. Box 1512.
NEW FIRM!
DAVIDOW & BRO.,
No. 4, Bair:Lyman Block, Bri Towanda,. Pa.
CASH PAID YOU lUDS, lIIDES,
, WOOL &ND IttESWA%. ;
ill
Tawandi, Oct.
ZEE=
GILMblt E
• • (Established 1865.3,,
. .
PENSIONS;INCREASE OF PENSIONS,
. .
--)
and all otheelisais or claims for Soldier. and
Soldiers' Xleirs, prosecuted. - -
'Add* with stamp.
GILMOttE a co.,
• ~ 'Washington D. C.
. .
.
v
' . f sl u rtrc e tto r n u e rn lt h e coa r ti;cl.l w ng ith th f e ni m i os in i
. ' profitable business that anyone can
engage In. The baldness Is so easy
to learn, aad our Instructions are so simple and
plain, that any one can make great profits from the
very start. 'No one can fail who Is willing to work.
Women are as successful as men. Boys and girls .
can earn large sums. Many have made at the busi
ness over one Ituudred dollars in a single week..
Nothiligllke It ever known before. All who engage
are surprised at toe ease and rapidity with which
;they 'are able to make m ney. You can engage In
this business during your spare time at great profit.
'i
. ow do not have to invest capital to It. We take
I the risk. Those Who need ready money should
rite to us at once. All furnished free: Address
: gas & Co., Augusta, Maine. ' Oct. 28:
ETD YOUR HAIR CUT
AND SHAVING, AT WILE
♦ V etrici iStcoxiisei
SD AVING PARLOR.
itirWe study to please.
• • D. V. STEDGIE, Prorr
owanda, Pa., July 15,1879.
EL
Yen:naives -by Tnaklng money
whon a golden chance le offered,
thereby always keeping poverty
4 from your door, Those who
/tway a take advantage of the good chances for
aking money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those who do- not. Improve such
ckances ;emit' In poverty. We want many men,
women, boys and girls to work for us right In their
own .locallt.es. • The business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. We furnish an aspen.
nye anal and all that you need, free. No one
who engages fails to make money very rapidly.
You dm - devote your whole time to the work; or
may your spare momenta.' Full information and
all that is needed sent free: Address Snivelow
Co., Penland, Maine. - Oct. 28, VISO.
EAGLE HOTEL,
(110IITli BIDS PUBLI4 SQVAII.)
Thistreli-known bouFr hes .heoo thorOughli reit
touted snatepalma throughout, end the proprie
tor is now prepared to offer brat-class sceommode
tient' to the public, oti the cora reasonable terms.
E. d. J.X.NNINGS.
•
Towanda, Pa, May 2, 1878.
HENRY ROUSE,
cpuicut HAIR i WASHINGTON STREETS
inufr WAIiD, TOWANDA, PAL_
Meals dal hoots. Tense to atilt the times. ,Large
• stable attached.
WM. HENRY. Paoraiareit.
Weiteudas duke e t svt.
ME
NM
OREM
Malarial Poison.
- . .
irb• priettpal eases orr seedy SWIMS/ Id WI
Wee el the - par bee Its ides. * disordered
Llverorblefo. H net regehteiitt thilm*lpeolisolro•
iseatrretelosbeer eed dee* sift 41111011.. A Been*
sate widest frost death Asserlat SOU " Wre
Sad year dlunsese Lb& itegeleser id* 'good
effect, betas es *privations** care Ear Xatootei
Terterests et l'aeame.r, • • ,
—TAKE—
naIgaION
LIVER - 110E6tULAT4)11;
d Purely Veget,tie ille4icine.
. • - /I.ti Effectual lipeclic jut :
VIALARIMIX:vvraIks..-
1/11 • •
, 00. EL CoMPLAIIiTo.
- JAVNINICE.VoLIC.
- _ EICSTULSSINM,
DENTAL DEPHESBIOIIk
DICK HEADACHE, •
' COSEPAYIO24 -' - '
. . .
- ,BX LIOVEINEBE, .
' - - - • . DTEPIEPHIA,
AAIJBsI; &C.
IL yea reel drowsy. debilitated. .bavo (refloat
headaches, mouth tastes badly. poor appetite. sad
tongue coated. pet are_sufferlog trout torpid liver
or " bllhousness," and apatite will Cuo' you eto
speedllypand permanently as to take i 1 '•
.
'SIMMONS' LIVER, REGtTLATOR.
It is given with safety. and the happiest results
to the moat delicate Inti Mt. It takes - tba plans or
quinine and bitters ot miry kind. 116 the
est, purest and best family medicine In the
. •
_
J. H.& 00., PHILADELPHIA.
WILD BY ALL, DRUGGISTS.
Azng
#OO , yESETANLE - 2,II:IUAN
HAIR
v - N
RENEWER.
Thu Standard artlele la awavatathrd withrthe
e.-
Ovest,st care. .
'Usenet& are as wonderful lad satisfactory as
ever. A
It restores gray or faded hair' to, Its youth
color. •
.4 remotes all eruptions, 4ehlng and dandruff ;
and the scalp by Its use becomes white and clean.
' By Ita tonic propeittes It restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor. I#:eventing baldness,
sod making the hair groir Met and strong.
Ass dreisltig notble, has been found sticifeetual
or desirable.
Dr. A. A. 11.s.xxsi Slate Assaitir a' Massachu
setts. says of It: " 1 cabbies Wad but prepares . -
Dos for its Intended purposes." ' •
BUCKIIIOAIIII°B DYE.
. . -
. .
Thls'ele -,4
gant . preparation May be felled on to
change the color of the beard from gray or -any
ro p
Other undesirable eb de, to brown or Watt. at dte
crztlMi. ft Is cull ppiled, being In one Prepara
tion, and quick' and 'elreCtualty produces a per
manent color which will neither rub nor week off.
R. P. MALL & CO., 'Nashua, N. N
Sold by altDrogalst{ and dealers In'ldeillelna.
pilueittisrts.
ar*
P8:61, t
8 11.
L-1
t ' is a conceded facl that
J. K. BUSH
'CLOTHING
CHEAPER THAN AT ANY
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT IN
TOWANDA BOROUGH!
MS STOCK COMPILISES .
EVEEYTIIING' IN THE LINE
Men's el_ And
,116 7'8: (MOTH kJ Youths'
FURNISHING GOODS
OVERCOATS
LOWER THAN EVER•HEFORE
OFFERED IN THIS MARKET
=I
Agricultural Machinery
Si CO.,
R. M. Welles, Towanda, Pa.
IMPROVED FARMING •IMPLE
MENTS AND MICIIINERY.
WIRAD TRUECHILLED:PLOWS.
, I Gale ',Chilled Plows,f!
Best Reversible Plows,
Adgate and Enterprise' Churn Powers,
1 Corn Shellers, Farm Wagons,
Platform ,Wagons, Buggies, ' .
Peed Cutters, Grain Drills,
ACND P1T1NT422133 !MOW AND ow
catrszza, • 1,-,
Bollard's nay Tedder; 'Leader and Gale
Wheel Rakes, Tompkins County Implored'
Cultivators;Mowing Ilaehluee,
Reapers. Plow Sulky.,
Sprout's Hay Elevators and tiarPoon
Liquid Paints; mixed ready for the
brash. of best brands. XX STAR HYDRAULIC
CEMENT. Ark. ite—Call and see my stmt or mod
for circulars and perms. °Mee fn C. Y. Welles.
109. Cent Store. Warebonso alreetly_lftrear of mem
Intbe alley. .' M.; WELLES.
Towanda, March 11, 1880.
EDWARD WILLIAMS, • •
PRIOTIE4E PLUMBER * GAS FITTER.
Place of bileineM, a thw doors Raab of Post .DMus.
• Pluithing. Ga Pitting, Repaving Pumps of all
kinds. and all kinds of Gearing promptly attended
to; Ail wanting work In his line should the him
a dal. Dee. 4. WO.
FJSQU BRAN' N:4-.Cot.tka am I
witroura.—Vlret Winter Term commotion
°MOAT, NOVEMBER lay. MM. Explain for
board, Woes arid toralsbed room. from VII to
$lBO per year. !or eatokortm or farther partiew.
lan address the Prtiri
EVWV E. QUINLAN, A. Y.
• .
Tows s% Qtdobor 11, Lute
BMW
808 THE. WHISKEBE;
i
DIAN UFACTILTUZD BY
Is SELLING
-or~- ~.
AND GENTS'
. J. K. BUSH,
BRIDGE STREET . TOWANDA.
Wholesale aad Rotall dealer In
FOOLS.
.3 ~ w r -~r. .::
*-lUnts" for -December work.
The &ye imp* dada,' and resell
f
their nest duration, while the
e+►enin ' grow ' longer , *siid,: longer.
The. me is Womble for looking
back intim:ea. Foratigiughta
ire . in their time, bat after
thong te, thongh often leo imored,
are w a great deal more forshap
ing th (Want: - - .
..
Lire Sleek. -As the Matson id=
venom the lire stock require increas
ed attention ; not only are they more
directly 'dependent := upon " -'our -,
our care,
bit they are sub j ect to discomforts
exposure,- which seriously interfere
with the profit of keeping them. Of
all our domestic-animals the pig is
the most sensitive to exposure to
rough' weather, poultry nest, in this
order: fowls, Otis, geese„ arid 'tur
keys,- the list Oka doing better when
exposed than if ibeltered. Next to
fowhr, cows, then, working oxen and
young cattle; next horses, which are
used, unused horses, and sheep. Of
these last the - long-wool breeds 'are
most sensitive to cold 'storms and
snow, but clous-deeced -breeds will
stand almost any amount of cold if
they have enough to eat, sheds to go
under, and shelter from driving storms
of rain
,and snow.
Brir, if well fed, ninally feel
bright and lively in winter, and young
horses azi*, Or this very reason, more
easily trained than when the weather
and running at pastime makes thein
dull. ; Whenever horses are need so
as to warin , them up at all, blanket
them as so* as 'they stand still, if
only for.two or three` , minutes, those
two or three minutes are sometimes
enough to give a chill; which may
end in pneumonia, or other serious
troubles. Grooming . eaves feed, and
also promotes .health in horses,' and
should never be neglected. It will
probably pay the owners to stipulate
that their horses should be groomed
daily. Blankets, except mere "dbst
ers, are worse than useless in sta'
hies ; they - make the horse tender,
and more likely to take cold when
bronght in hot. Litter , very freely
if you have the material; straw,
leaves, swamp hay, etc.
Cbws.....—These 'ought to be.
well fed. and cleaned by a card aitcl
brush, daily, if. possible, otherwise
twice a week. They sho uld be milk
ed up to within four weeks of call , .
It is a great temptation to dry
off a cow so as to save the labor of
milking; and not alone will; hired
men dp - this, but the fanners; them
selves generally, do It,. and think
that they save a good deal of feed
and labor; while in reality, with young
cows, they impart a habit Of going
dry early, which will lase 'them as
'long as they live. The better milch
cows are fed, the better %turn they
give, tint feed judiciously. '
•
Sheep .are peculiarly sensitive to
good treatment. A good shepard is
always gentle among his sheep. Ewes
which are: to lamb' early ought to be
by themselves and ; have better care
as their ~time approaches. Feed a
few more : turnips and; give. them a
little .more liberal sprinkling of awn
meat and ran, or oil Cake. - :
Pigs, early double the' feed will
be require to keep froth going back,
i
after really cold weather comes on—
say, when. the ground freezes. It is
then test to kill at:once. • Every far
mer out to be able to kill and cut up
his own pigs. Butchers are often;
very rough and brutal. This is not
necessary. Many a farmer who kills
his own pigs does so, because he
wants the job kindly and humanely
done. He actually thrust the knife
as it he loved the victim. Feed soak
ed
Corn, that is, corn which is cover
ed with. a s s much boiling water as it
.wilr take up in 24 hours. This is
better for either fattening
,or store
pigs than coarse meal, Unless the lat
ter be thoroughly cooked.
Poulky.—ltens will lay up to.
Christ as, if they have warm quar
ters. y 4. manure shed, where mixed
manure throws off considerable ,
warmth; and which is closed in, but
well ventilated, an eTcellant place
for fowls. They are kept warm and
comfortable, their droppings are all
I saved, going to enrich- the manure.
and they keep on liying, often all
winter. At noon feed, in open weath-'
er, soft fOod—tha.t is, boiled potatoes
relied with bran and corn-meal or
something of the, kind ; at night give
a good feed - of whole grain, throwing
down enough' to toll .them off the
roost for an early breakfast, unless
thereby you will be feeding an army
of rats all night. In snowy and froz
en weather, feed three times a day,
and give only what they will run af
ter each meal. ' ' - . - '
The Ice Crop in 'every section of
.the country is becoming more im
portant. The-season 'may be unfav-
orable -for ice as last, but that iis
hardly possible. Nevertheless, r a
ptindent man will be prepared tolay
in Ms ice as soon as it shall have at
tained half the nous' thickness or
even less. The probabilities are that
an enormous' quantity will be secur
ed this season.. It is being applied
to new uses all the time, and con
sumption in both tawny and country
is greatly on the increase. _
ORCEIARD AND 'NURSERY.
Apptex.---This has, been a great
apple year, and immense ituantities
have been shipped to various parts
s of. Europe. This trade is now :so
well establiShed that in planting, the .
American orchardist should have the
foreign demand - in view. Apples for
shipping should be those that bear
transportation, and also those that
are in favor abroad, such as the New
town Pippin, Spitzenberg, Baldwin,
etc.
Fruit in the Cellar.--When the
fruit cellar is seperate from the house
it shonld be kept just above the
freezing point ; such cellars do net
require ventilation. Cellars under
living rooms must be ventilated,
otherwise the gases' given , off while
the fruit ripening—and too frequent- ,
ly deeaying—will endanger the health
of the inmates. There is : a demand
for !Tonle' care in thia-matter, at the
profs*, time, because the fruit has
beenso abundant that there bran un
usually large amount ,stored 'in,the
cellars. If the tiouseiis•so construct
ed that an opening can be made from
he cellar into it chimney, ventilation
may be very complete; an opening
which can be closed at pleasure should
be made to admit air from without
when desirable. • .
Nan uie.,By-many ._theorehard is
eirpi - cted to. yield ' two crops—one
from the trees, and another more di
rectly from the soil; as it tufty seem.
It is useleaslo expeA the:best fruit
from trees that are robbed of their
nutriment by quick-growing crops.
Ordinarily, when the trees come into
beeping, they should have the land
to themselves: If circumstances make
it necessary to grow' some crop be
tween the treed both the crop and
tio transabowlit inanertd. - Well
":atleir intintirs, best," sad when
iiiread let Wooer, the whole ground •
and not be heeled - abouatha.trunts
of the truest where there are no small
roots to sake use. of it. Winter is
annsellerit tine to spread the ma
nun, se ii can , be draWn upon sleds
which more midi* pus under and
among kow trees than :* wagon. A
dressing of Ikon will oft** be of great
benefit, to an orchard. ,
saVrr (mans.
Winter . Profethon---Mitii 3' plants
are killed by too' much protection...
For example, strawberries rare hardy,
and the covering of straw,' marsh
hay, etc., 'that is - recommended for
them is not so much to , shield from
cold as to prevent frequent freezing
and thawing of; the soil. The -coier
ing should be mainly around and not
upon the plants.
Shrubs that are not. quite hardy
do not require bundling up, as, was
thought necessary not - Many years
ago,when more plants were smother
ed an benefited by the covering.
A little brush, (whetter, somaever
-green biughs Ova - =close to thi
shrub will ward off the severe winds,
Modify sudden changes T of, tempera
ture, and be a sufficient protection.
Tender raspberries must be bent
down, and 'covered with' earth before
freezing: prevents .
KITCULN AND WAKE!' GARDEN.
Celery, while in trenches .for the
winter, should not be • alloared_
freeze lard—a moderate freezing
does no harm. The bay or straw for . .
covering should. be at hand when
needed. As soon as the iwnter fair
ly seta in, the covering, which until
then was . slight, should: be made -
about one foot in thickness. Celery '
in boxes, in the cellar is more apt
to suffer from heat tan cold. The
boxes, about nine inches wide, are _
made of old stuff, and as long as con
venient; set celery in them as in
trenches. The boxes should be plac
ed their own width apart, thus avoid
ing a solid mass of celery which
would heat and decay. The cellar
should be as near the fieding point
as possible. .
Cold . Frames will now need daily
attention. The plants kept in them
are not to grow, and should' they
start they' would be ruined. The
sashes are to be. kept continuously,
closed only during the coldest winter .
weather ; at all other times, especial
ly during the day. they must be lift
ed. When the temperature of the
atmosphere is above_ freezing, tle
sashes should-be off altogether. •
Cellars- where roots are stored
need to be kept , cool, otherwise •the
roots will shrivel or start into growth,
and be injured. Roots for table - use,
if kept in earth or -sand, are fresher
and better than others:.—AmeTican
Africa/I urist..
Household Recipes.
SICK-ROOMCOOKERT--SAVORT CUB-
Taun.--Take the yolk of •three sggs
and the white of one and putan a
basin; add one,gill of beef tea and a.
quarter of a saltspoonfal of salt;
-whip up the eggs and the beef tea ;
take a small cup which: will lipid the
miture and butter' it ;> take a piece
of white letter paper ,and butter that
and tie it on the cup ; - have a sauce
pan with hot, water and' put it on the
fire to broil ; when the water iseboil
ing-Put in the cup, so that the water •
stands below the-top of the cup; let
it simmer fora quarter of an,, hour;
servesbOt.,
RUBY CAE.—Beat one pound of
butter and ode of sugar' to a c4;eam, -
to which add eight well-beaten yolks
of eggs and one grated nutmeg and
stir in the coloring matter, made as .
follows: Grate a beet root., to fine
shreds, with very little water; let it
stand one day and then strain through
fine muslin ; add one wineglassful of
this essence to the other ingredients,
stir in one pound ofdour ' and laitly
the whites of eight eggs, beaten to a
stiffftoth. This makes two good-,
sizal loaves, and looks well with white
or yellowtake, as well as being light
and good.. . '
SCALLOPED Lortsrics.-I—l .never ate
lobster this, way but off the west
coast of Ireland, at the Irish gentle
man's private table. 1 had .the reci
pe, which is as follows : Cut the
lobster lengthways through the
being careful not to break it ; take
the meat out of this lobster' and that
of anotherone '
• cut meat in small.
pieces, and cook in a saucepan with'
two ounces of:butter and a teaspoon;
fur of salt and pepper; -add to it a
teaspoonful • of_ best vinegar, some
mace and tweplarge tablespoonfhlsof
grated toast ;listir for fifteen minutes;
then put back meet into the shells
and cook in a Dutch oven.
To FRY Sorr Caans.,Take the
crabs, which should be alive, and lift
up the pocket book. clasp which is in
the under part; i'emove the, hard •
portions which radiate from it; take
out all grit ; the part to be taken out
can easily'be known—being hard and
fibrous ; leave all the dams; have
some milk, dip the crab in it, and
then roll the crab in some parched 1,
bread crumbs; have some butter,-it '
must be the best, made boiling hot,
and -fry rapidly to bright brown.
The best method of frying is to haVe
plenty, of butter, and to place the
crabs in a kind of wire cage which is
lowered into the hot butter; a little
parsley, a slight addition of salt and
pepper should be made last. '
PISTACHIO DIPtOMATIC - PU.vDING.--•
Chop very fine a wiarter of a- pound
of blanched pistachios; mix with
half a pint of clear/ jelly ; mask a
plain. mould with ally this, and fill ~up
with a custard, -as for diplomatic
pudding,' mixed with_a, quarter of a
pound of-finely-ehopped almonds and
flavored with a. glass of noyeau ; cold
German sauce. -
. .
Bosvo:i Jumnixs.=—Four 'onces of
butter, the same quantity — of sugar
and of sifted tour. Cream the but
ter and sugar, add the yolk or- one
egg beaten- white, and flour ; rose
water to taste; drop on tins covered
with paper and buttered ; bake in a
quick - oven about eight minutes; ice
them when cold. Dust, .with flour
before icing ; rub off all that will not
ostick. The flour makes the icing ad.
here to the cakes.
Rica PUDDING . a
large cupful of rice in water for five
minutes, drain. off tbe.water and put ;
th 9 rice on ltgain in milk; letdt boil
Until soft.; stirring occasionally to
prevent,it-from burning; when done
put into'4 basin witha part of but
ter, the best of a lemon, a little nut
meg, half a glass of brandy; sweeten
to taste ; add five eggs ; boil for
three-quarters of an hour in a basiut
serve with marrow pudding sauce.
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