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DIR. ROOfIand's Celebrated
GERMAN RTTTERS

o WOOD & c
fsbJ 81. Quiz
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NEW YORK July 3O-The Great Eastern saile'
this afternoon for Cape May on an excurslon.
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Land for sale.

LOUISVILLE. July S1.-The river is standing, with
3 feet inches water in the Canal.
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brownsville Lots for Sale.

KN7E offer for sale the liberal TERMS number Of de-
w srabs building lots in Brownsville from 9K to miles
from Nashville, fronting the Gaatn and Porter Pixies
tanning from four to ten EACH soil neghborhood
surpassed number Of lots timbeed We will sell from SO
to 100 in body desired The rapid growth Edgeed
viii tend to enhance rapidly tie value 81
lots II wish good property good neighborhood
fail to examine the Brownsville lots.
JL& r W BROWN,
july3-2m AZ Cherry street
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In New York the 95h TenDessee per cent Bonds
dus $780, sold S and $1,000 a. 9oc At the same date
last year Bonds sold at s79s7Ke.
The telegraph reports sales at 9cH
TIE New York Ne1os Of the 18th says:
can but the with which our nar
cia column has been headed many days pasmoney
easy, and reasonably plentiful at per cent call, and
per cent on first class paper.
or course our Fall trade with will on
deal of the supehuors cash which capitalists Just
glad employ at any commonly safe rate Indeed the tide
ready begins that much as million and half
Going out by the steamer Vauderbiitto day.
There alteration the rates Of foreign exchange and very
little doing in that except London where business
il pretty good at 1897 documents marked A. No.
Domestic paper begins float around bsky and terms may
be expected trae stringent in few days.
Capital wanted Boston, and slight drain Wall
Of the State commerce actually tried
day.
There prevailing disposition fight say Of bills at extended
money preerrng wait for the necessities Of
coming busy times to be expected next month
oneper cent premium to day Tor the new cent
Treasu notes.
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linz prsprissOrs Of thess Aaehlnss slAin, @ Bahsnse
The elal) that Instruments aoE ssscts Ry sd
sid on aSsdssOrk perform TIE the hsa DOssbs
auuer Combining loss, tas merits % Il otAes
ehlns and, at the time, avoiding the iaai con
aeBds itssf the public az the sreas Family sew
ing Machine, and ~ adapted % sssry 5SssacA Of
~ where the needle Is req llFed.
Thsy WI stitch, hem, fan bind and gztha nay zals
strong lock Steh eanast b rayelsd or pullsd OuA Ty
make abzVtIful, uniform Httch ae On bath as
without iorning ridges uniiernsAfh.
The naehinse have great strength are perfectly simple
the management Of them easily acqrired
Any spool Of cotton, sAsSad STA nag usei. Thy
almost nOiseess In their operations, and tcz Gear ogr han
any other Sewing AacAi1sexians.
Let MAnufAetureIs Pantsrs, Farmers H0usshepe
other persons search Instrunent 70 execute ony ana
Of ss0iag dOEs aSe1tns sats saFs ss sseSs -
best BY examining ours bsfOrs purchasing.
TPA liberal ai.csu.i naas iiniSssrsana slrtASae=s
cieties f
TJ7 An Maein.s uarrrnisd rss years., and fua lsa<s
1ivsn to use thsz satisfas aoriy-
RESPoNsIBI4E AGENTs UANrED
4h.pusns are invited q s.u .sss.'.i.- n. u.ss.a
80 ruaAAO SsSAEk
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RATHER SERIoUs-Our town Constable Mr. Thos
j. Gardner. had rather a serious time OF it on Mon
day evening last, with John r Crawford who had
been arrested for striking a man by the name of
Oliver with stick for which offence against our
corporation laws he was fined five dollars and or
dered to Jall. The latter order Crawford resisted
and attempted to escape by cutting himself loose
from the custody of the officer. Mr. Gardner's
clothes were cut in several places, and his situation
at one time, when hemmel up against the wall with
sn ugly knife braridishing about his person, was
really critical He was relieved however by some
one of the bystanders, and in the melee Crawford
received several severe blows upon the head some
of which cutting to the bone. While his wounds
were being dressed by DR.. Niece. States warrant
was taken out ty Mr.. Gardner and placed in the
hands of the sheriff. Crawford made second at
tempt to escape, we learn, by leaping out of the
window, but was Immediately caught and taken to
Jail, where he remained until next morning, when
he was taken out tried, and bound over to court in
the sum Of $500.
We have endeavOred to state the facts as they
were related to us-we were not present at the
trial Ii is stated by some that Crawford never
drew his knife until he had been struck by some one
from behind with four pound weight. and that he
then defended himself from the assaults Of those
about Trenton Democrat ,JttV 2S.
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has an established fact Standard Medicine known
and approved by all that have lsed IT, and is
sorted to with confidence in all the disease for which
It has cured thousands e within the last two years
given up all hopes Of relief, the numerous
unsolicited certificates in :. possession show.
The dose must be adapted to the temperament Of the
individual taking it, and ed in such quantities TO
act gently on the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your judgment guide you in the
use of the LIVER IN IVIGORATOR, and IL
viii cure Liver Com. e plants, Bilious A &.
lacks, Dyspepsia, chronic Di@SrrhOea
RI, Dropsy, Som Stomach, HabituaI
COGtiVeneSs, ChOfs les ChOleras ChOles
ience. JaMndice. - Female weakness
eS, and may be used - cessfull7 as an Ordtna.
nv Family Medi.l = cine. 1t will cure SICK
If ID A III e, las > Thousands testifyJ in
twenty minutes if - two or Ghree Tea.
sPOOnfuls are TAX. = en- at the comm sneensnt OF
All who use itare giving their mouy
in its favor.
Mix water in the mouth vii the lnvgostOr swallow
al Also SANFORD!S FAMILY CATHARTIC
PILLS, compounded from pure vegetable and put
nGLASs CASES, air tight, and will keep in any climate
The Family Ca. thartic PILLS gen
tie but active Csthartic which the proprietor has
The constantly Increasing % demand from those who
baye long used the PILLS ard satisfaction which
regard their has induced to place
The Profession we'll know that different Catharcs
o. The FImTLY GAIA THARTIC PILL
has with due reference to this we'll established fact
been compounded = variety Of the purest VeGe
table Extracts, which act alike on every part Of the
alimentary canal, and good and SAFE in all cas-
es where a CathArtic is \ needed. such ID
FaugemenIs of the stomach, = e Pi .
ness, Pains iu the 3 Back and L. O 1 n y,
COsIiVenesS, p a in and Soreness over
the whole G d v, q from sudden cold, which
frequently, IL neglected. - end in long Of Fe-
yer Loss of Ape. 3 Iite, Cree ping SEN
satiOn of Cold over the bOdT, RESTLESS
ness, Headache, or = weight in the cad,
all HnflammatO ~ n Diseases, w OrmS, in
children or Adults, rheumatism, great
Purifier Of the Blood ~ and many diseases to which
GeSh heir to mention in this advertise
nent. Dr. Sc, to 3. Price B dimes
The Liver gnVigOratOr and Family "a
thartic Pills ealed by Druggists generally anG sold
wholesale by the trade ia all the large towns.
ST W.SANF0RD. N. D.
Manufacturer and Proprietor 1886 Broadway, N. Y.
J. WOOD CO,
fsbI 81. I outs, Nc.
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NASH g. MARI
Insurance Agents
NO. Is COLLEGE, STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.

Statement OF the Coalition OF the Home
Insurance Company OF Now York, ON
the Sd day of july A. ID. 1850.
Made the Comptroller Of Tennessee
to the Statute Of that State.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The Of this Company the HoNE Insurance COMPANY
incorporated in 1885, and located the City New York.
CAPITAL ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
The Capital Of this Company actually paid up in
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EOmmh
For Sale.

WATCH KEY with likeness in it. The owner can gel
| having for this notice july2a-n
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VNTE have sale at ave cents paper, fifty cents
wv dozen
While Dutch Turnp Feed Long White Turnp Seed;
Red Top Strap Turnip Seed yellow Aberdeen Tarnip;
Penland Turnip Seed; LEings RHta BAys Turnip;
Robertson's Golden Ball Tunp; skrkings RDta Bsg1 do
ALI the from Bliss famous Nurseries, warranted
fFesh, and bound to give satisfaction.
iuiyl<-u MACKENZIE & MINCHlN.
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CASEY'S HOTEL
Is pleasantly situated,
No. II, FROHT STREET, No. Al,
ITino Dooia Sort1 Of re Public &rnearel

AANO OOOfo EDHFs ~ wee @OttO o4s@feD
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE
has recently Cited his houe fer the working and bust
portion Of the community, at the small sum Of
One Dollar per Day,
For Board and Lodging for transient The
entirely with beds and bedding, and all the furniture
belonging to the roomss with good locks and to
in the house well satisfied IL the travelling public
give a call they will be we'll pleased
One dollar saved is equal to two earned.
Come, eat. drink and be merry.
N, B-Thee Is Drinking Saloon attached to the house
with choice liquors lfeb 7twom.
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ARE YOU INsUKED!"

AOU ANSU AhhD
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCEI
NJ a - IN 60 M a H H.
INSURANCE. AGEN7&
% COLLEGE, STREET, Nashville, Tenn.
BURNIFG FLUID.
TENANNERS OIL, Sperm OH, Lard Oil. Coal Oils Ainsred
asSs- tiO' '- RAINS, GROWN 90
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&TNA COAL
IyEoRwarTON WANTED,

OF JOHN }. Celery, Of Phadephia Pa lie was last
heard from in the OF le5l, 10 Washington, :
is halter by board the brig Perry, during the
Mexican the Of John L. Wilson, also on the
Rsndywine under Any information will be thank
fully received by addressing his brother, r. D. CLERY S
Walnut tFeet, Philadelphia, Pa. ulylS-dlaWSW
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Wishing to reduce our STOCK before making
our Fall purchases, we have selected GU: as
sortment of boots, shoes and CATERS for Mems
Boys, Ladies, Misses and Children, of light sum.
mer wear, which we will sell at COST FOR CASH
Most of them are coed shoes.
FARRAR, DIsMUKEs d Co,
julyl3-lm. No 45 College street.
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FOR MAYOR.

We are authorized JOHN HuGH SMITH Cand
date for Mayor ath ensuing municipal election. uly2tde
We are authorized to announce S. N HOLLNGswoRTH
candidate election to the office of Mayor the next Mu
nicipal Elec ion. julyl2-te
are authorized Il. b. CHEATHAM q candi
Mayor the ensuing Municipal election juylO
FOR COUNCILMAN.
We authorized announce s. CHEATHAM as a can
didae Councilman from the 0th ~ ard
a the ensuing Municipal election. june7--td.
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NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


Founded 1916.
T6NHE next session Of Institution begins Monday in
September. Preparation for classification and
ing Of pupils the last week in August Note the following adj
vantages:
The Buildings in extent and hnessf for School pur.
poses domestic comforts health, exercise and convenience
wholly unequasd in the United States We challenge compar
ison
closed the greatest privacy and afford Pups the
unresaned freedom Of childish sports and innocent amuse
ments
NOn.Sectarfau.--TheA Academy belongs to fifty len
emen by Of their Of different de
nominations pledged preserve the secarian character Of
the school.
4 The Maternal Care Of the Boarding pupils, is
entrusted the supervision the PncipaJ TO
Ladies Of culture education VIII, their whole time to
the happiness and comfort Of the pupils.
s. Th9 Health of the Institu ton 10 un2rece.
dented in the history schools Only hre deaths have occurred
among the pupils forty The health statistics Of the
Institution are its hghestrecOmmendatoDs
g. The Rooms are large, we'll furnished, and never
crowded
steam and lighted with gas that the pupils from
ordinary accidents accruIng stoves places and
mOvesb lights Besides the of temperature adds
greatly to the health Of the school
&. Regulations which years have shown to be most
aluary will be continued in their full force The fewest posi-
bic changes will be rules and general arrangements
Of the Academy.
O. The Faculty composed Of thirty Eve teachers and
attaches of whom with predecessor In
Literary Department the teachers have had long and
oessfu experience and most Of them the Old Academy In
and Artists Of high celebrity superior Harpst has been
recently engaged for the ensuing year.
In fact the highest advantages particular that be
found in similar Institution in the United States fur
nished in the Nash e Female Academy-he Alma Mater Of
hundreds Of the elegant and refined ladies the Southern
country.
Terms as heretofore. For particular, apply for Circu
lar to the principal. GEO. N. EVERHART.
Nashville, Tenn, June 6. '6O-tw&w3m
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EDWARDS, E.B. HARRIS, EP. EDWARD
EDWARDS, HARRIS & CO.,
Turnips! Turnips!!

WUCCEssOas EDVVANDsi oll-7HsON . OOJ
VKTILL continue the Wholesale Grocery. Forwarding and
wv Commission business the cid stand College and
Church streets. iGlyl5-d
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VTNERE GREFENHERG DYSENTERY SYR.
UP the medicine in world for disorders OF the
bowels See certificates from the Board Of Health Of New York
and enquire any the citizens OF Nashville most of whom
have used it.
STRENGTHENING TONIC, for all who suffer from
heat, debility, indigestion want Of appetite,
headaches.
THE HEALTH BITTERS, only IS cents paper
will gallon of the BerS above
complaints that family ought 10 be without il they
save doctors bills and enjey good health.
iulyI4-H MACKENZIE A MINOHIN
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BANK wore AND ExCHANap ETsr.

Broken AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Mechanics Bank. Memphis.
Memphis Savings Institution.
Exchange Bank, Aurfreesbo
Miners and Manufacturer Bank. Knoxville.
Baak OF East Tennessee, Knoxville.
Bank OF Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, Daodridge.
Of brokers Offering Os the dollar for the notes
e Bank OF East Tennessee and Exchange Rank.
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Foreign Commercial.

LIVERPOOL, July l5.-Per steamer BohemiGn-Coton-ThC
sales five days. including Thursday, 900 bsle
unchanged and steady.
Breadsus-Rlour Iuiet but dressed Wheat
steady Corn very dull
ProvsOns-Market quiet and without particular change.
LATEST-LvERPooL, July l6Cotton-saes for three
$4,000 bales; closed steady and freely supplied Quota
tons Tor middling Orleans is So and do Upland So.
The Manchester market squet and easier but quotaby
changed.
Weather has been favorable for crops.
Observation-Disclosures, Nash & Co. flour quiet but
less pressed for EaleS Wheat steady consider
able arrivals, red 0 lie white HOBS Cd Corn very dnll
m xed 3O93Os Cd, yellow 3Oaals, white 34934s Cd
ProVisons-Pork heavy. Beef heavy, Bacon quiet Lard
firm butstesdy.
LIVERPOOL, July 24Per Steamer Prince Al6srt-COttOn
quiet sales Of the week. ending Saturday bales OF which
spectators O bales and exporters closing quiet
Orleans Fair Vi Orleans Middlng 5S Mobile Fair Il Mobile
hiddlng 5 Upland Fair So; Upland Diddng 5K Sales Of
Monday and Tuesday Il 500 bales Stock Liverpool 900
bales Of which !, lilo, GOO bales American
Manchester adTces unfaVobe there being but little
quy and prices weak B-eadsus have advancing tendency
Corn dull Provisions dull. oonfOls 31S9931S.
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pine Flooring:

OnOA FEET Tongued and Grooved Flooring, justrs
c1Vttbtb eeived consignment BY steamer Clara Pee
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HAEEPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
HAMPERS NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
FRANK LESLIE'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR AUGUST.
KNICKERHOCIGER MAGAZINE for August
KNICKERBOCKER MAGAZINE for Angus.
GODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
CODEY,S LADY'S BOOK FOR AUGUST.
ECLETIC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ELECTJC MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR'S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST.
ARTHUR,S MAGAZINE FOR AUGUST
JUST RECEIVED BY
r. HAGAN,
iulye9 College street.
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SPALDLNGS PREPARED GLUE

meets all such emergencies and household afford to be
without It, It always ready and TO the sticking point
There no longer necessity for lDpng chairs splinered
neers headess dolls and broken cradles 1t just the article
for SHE'LL and other ornamental work. popular with Ia
dies Of refinement and taste.
This admirable preparation is used eold being chemically held
solution, and possessing all the valuable qualities Of the best
Glue may used in the place Of ordinary
mucilsgs, being vastly NOSE adhesive.
E'USEEUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
B-A Brush accompanies each bottle PRICE, 25 cents
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Afpw Lots Ieft for Sale,

TROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT
FROM
Nashville, Tenn, to Charleston, y. c.,
savannah, Augusta Macon and COIum-
bus. Ca. aud " on gOmerY. Ala.
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No articles entitled Through Rates except specified
above.
TShpmens from all stations the Nashville and Chatta
nooga Railroad, OF Stevenson, entitled to above
Produce other articles for shipment to New York Pha
depaia Boston and Baltimore, will be forwarded "FREE
COMMISSIONS consigned and duplicate receipts with full
sucous be sent 10 the Agents South Carolina Railroad
Charleston, and Agent Central Railroad, Savannah, Ga
Z. W. ANDERSON,
NASHVILLE, July lS6O-dIm
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Markets by telegraph.

EEw ORLEANS July 3lcoton, sales to-day 500 bales in
eudDg % bales cotton prices sitter but quotations
changed Sales Of three days bales receipts three days
esO bales against 400 bales during the time last year
receipts at this ahead Of last year $4,000 bses
Southern ports 10000 bales Total receipts crop up
date A. bales against three bales ae year su
gar buOyAnt advanced X-7k9s55 Tobacco rm Tugs 2I.
Corn dull mixed 569s Flour steady Freight exchange
unchanged.
CcrEATI, July, 3l.-FOur 47Oaj co. Provisions quiet
Whisky 1914; Sugar buOyan at full prices; Csdee firm I5I9
49, holasses 1894; Corn firm 1904; Oats dull 2993O.
NEw YORK, July 3-Flour dull sales H. $50 bbs o55 TO-
Corn firm, sales 99O bales 967 Mess Pork firm but quiet
sales 800 bbs 10 co. Lard firm 193 Rico
49, sugardr sales 500 boxes Cuba Coffee firm Rio Az
@I5X
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SANFORD'S
Liver InvJg0ratOr
NEVER DEBILITATES.

TITS compounded entirely from Gum and
has become an established fact Standard Medicine, known
and approved by all that have ised it, and is now re
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STATE NEW YORK, :,
CitydHd County of Helo IOrk.i 50
CHARLus President and ]. MILTON SMITH, Score
tary HoxK Insurance COMPANY being seversy sworn
depose say for himself syB that the foregoing
true the affairs OF The said CorpOr
that they the described officers thereof
(SignedJ CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
do ]. MILTON SMITH, Secretary.
Subscribed aud before this 9Th Of July, 1860
- Witness my hand and official Seal.
III 81 (SiRned) H. WASHBURN,
Commissioner for Tennessee in
~ New York.
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GROVER & BAKERS NOISELESS
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
The Best IN Use.
USES No SHUTTLE.
Sews from two SpOols,
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE Co.,
rT-dwtf No Public Square.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Alleged Ancient Ruins i'm the
United States.

A new stimulous is likely TO be given
TO American archeology, by discovery
alleged to have been recently made some
ninety miles Northeast Of Fort Stanton,
a long account Of which has Just 10 peared
in the Fort Smith (Ark.) Times. We
condense:
The plain upon which lie the massive
relics Of gorgeous temples and magnifi-
cent halls, slopes gradually toward the
river Pecos, and is very fertile, crossed by
a gurging streaw of purest water, that
not only sustai!,s a rich vegitation, but
perhaps furnished with this necessary ele-
ment the thousands who once inhabited
this present wilderness. The city was
probably built by warlike race, as it is
quadongular and arranged with skill, to
afford the highest protection against an
exterior foe, many of the buildings on
the outer line being pierced with loopholes,
as though calculated for the use Of wea-
pons. Several of the buildings are Of vast
size and built of massive blocks of dark
granite rock, which conld only have been
wrought to their present condition by a
vast amount of labor. There are the
ruins of three noble edifces, each present.
ing front Of three hundred feet, made
Of ponderous blocks of stone, and the di-
lapidated walls are even now thirty five
feet high. There are no partitions in the
area of the (middle) supposed temple, SO
that the room must have been vast; and
there are also carvings in base relief and
fresco work. Appearances justify the
conclusion that these silent ruins could
once boast of halls as gorgeously deco
rated by the artists hand as those of
Thebes and Palmyra. The buildings are
all loophoed on each side, much resem-
bling that found in the old feudal castles OF
Europe, designed for the use of archers.-
The blocks OF which these ediceS are
composed, are cemented together by a
species of mortar of bituminous char
acter, which has such tenacity that vast
masses of wall have fallen down without
the blocks being detached by the shock.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-07-12
Useful Recipes.


To RESTORE VARNIsH.-To one pint of
alcohol, take half pint of Balm of Gill
cad buds, put together, and let stand
few days before using. Shake up fre-
quently. 1t will restore scalded varnish.
BUGS KILLED WITH ALUM.--Make So
luton as strong as water will dissolve,
and apply it hot to places infested with
bugs of any sort in bedsteads, closets, or
trees and plants, taking care not to ap-
ply it SO as to kill tender plants. and the
bugs will take a strong dislike to the To-
cality. You may brush it in cracks and
crevices Of floors, ceilings, or walls Of q
room, or in the holes and nesting places
of these small vermin insects in trees.
Mix FOR CouGH OR CoLD.-Take one
teacup of fiaxseed, soak it all night. In
the morning put in kettle two quarts OF
water, a handful of split up liquorice root
one quarter of pound of rsisins broken
in half. Let them boil till the strength
is thoroughly extracted, then add the
flaxseed, which has been previously soaked
Let all boil about an hour more, watching
and stirring that the mixture may not
burn. Then strain, and add lemonjuice
and sugar to taste. Take any quantity
cold, through the day, and half q tumI
blerful warm, at night.