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Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
IT IS CHEAP. UNIVERSAL. AND RELLAnLE

1T IS CHEAP, UNIVERSAL, AND RELIABLE.
Policies issued for any time from one month to
with - to so weekly compensation in case Of
disabling injury, at tho very small cost Of from
~ to $50 per annum 1t has issued many thou-
sand Policies, and Pays CidimS almost ddiiy
Its directory IL of the highest character, and II
has ovor 100000 IN CASH for the payment Of
Losses.
NO MEDICAL EXAMINATION REQUIRED.
Rodney Dennis, Sec'y J. @. Batterlin, Pres't
W. BURRIS, Agent.
ONCE In Fodcral Block, corner NJ Seventh and +
sts Room No II, Washington, d. G.
an1 -lwE
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

GRovER's THEATRE.-The short summer
season, inaugurated a few nights since by Mr.. II.
b. Phillips at this popular resort, has become II
decided success. We were gratifed last evening
the great mystic drama, entitled the Flying
Dutchmau, :" which drew large and enthusiastic
audiences ut this theatre quite recently, will be
performed with an undeuiably good cast.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
- MASTERS STORES, GRAIN, AND GRAIN
SACKS.
CHIEF QUARTIRMAsTER's OFFICE,
DEPUr or WAsHISUTuN,
wAsHIEGT0N, D. G., July %, 1855. \
Will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, under tho
direction OF Captain Samuel B. Laulfer, A. q. NJ,
at sixth street Wharf, In the City of Washington
d. o., on TUESDAY, August 5, 1861, at 100 clock
Il. IN, n los OF QuaTtermaster's Stores, condemned
rs being unft for public service. viz:
Boilers, Scoops, Buckets, Cups, brushes, BrOoms
Curry Combs, Lanterns, Augers, Hatehets, Spades
&c.
ALSO,
a. the same time and place, about TWENTY SIX
HUNDRED BUSHELS OF OATS. aud ONE HUN.
DRED THOUSAND GRAIN SACKS
Successful bidders must remove tho store,
within Ave (5) days from date OF sale.
Terms: Cash in Government funds
D. II. RUCKER
Brevet MAJ. Con. and Chief Quarternastrr,
Jy26'l2 Depot Of Washington.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

AT yICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI, UNTIL SEP
TENDER 30, IL NJ.
ide-wheel Steamer X. W. tairchilds.
Side wheel Steamer b. J. Adams.
Stern wheel Steamer Iowa.
Screw Tug Belle Darlington.
Two Wharf boats, also Model Barges Poster,
Rhodes and George b. MeClRne.
Nine Gunwale Barges, Forty Coal Boats.
One Yawl Boat and one Floating Deck.
Which can be seen at Vicksburg until day Of
sale.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
lay 100 X E 4 co .

JAY coo X E 4 co,
BANKERS,
FIFTEENTH STREET, opposite THE TREASURY,
buy and sell at current rates and keep GU hand
full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
SEVEN THIRTY TREASURY NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, &c,
aud pay the highest prices for
QUARTBRMAsTER' s CHECKS AND VOUCHERS.
aug2-df
TO UPHoLsTERERs AND FURNITURE
DEALERS.
We are constantly In receipt Of all grades Of
Horse, Cattle and Hog HAIR, MOSS, TOW, sc. +,
for Mattresses and Cushions, which are offered to
Manufacturers aud Dealers at Wholesale prices
JOHN r. ELvANs h Co,
Dealers In Upholstery, Hardware, &c,
au2-eolm 300 Pa. ay. and 81 La av
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE
l. subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county in the District OF Co
lumbia, letters Of administration on the personal
estate OF Daniel Crumbacker, late Of Washington
City, d. c., deceased, All persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber, on or before the 2d day Of An
gust next; they may otherwise by law be OK
elnded from all benefit Of the said estate.
1885. GEO. Y. NEEDHAM,
Administrator,
au2-w3w 6a2 Twelfth street, bet, D and G.
OFFICE, DEPOT COMMIssARY OF
~ SUBSISTENCE,
WAsHISdToN CITY, August !, 1868
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the
Sth instant, l2 o'clock, NJ, for furnishing the
United States Subsistence Department with
TWO HUNDRED 600 BARRELS or CORN
MEAL,
to be delivered at the Government Warehouse in
Georgetown, or at the Wharyes or Railroad Depot
iu Washington, d. G.. at such times aud In such
quantities Rs the Government may direct, after
dye days notice,
Tho Corn Meal to be delivered In good, sound
Flour Barrels, each containing one hundred aud
ninety sixty (l96) pounds To be fr0sh ground
and Of good, merchantable quality, aud will be
Inspected Just before 1t IL received.
Payment will be made In certificates Of ndcbt-
sdless or such other funds as the Government
may have for disbursement,
Bids to be addressed to the undersigned at No.
233 @ street, endorsed proposals for Corn Meal "
q. BELL,
aug2.4t Lieut. Col. and C. s.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

AT LOUISVILLE, KY, UNTIL AUGUST 80,
lam, for
Model Barges Charmer, Henry Clay, Wool
folk, Payne No. o, aud b. Norton, and for
seventeen az Gunwale Barges.
All OF which can be seen at Louisville, Kentucky,
until day Of sale.
side-wheel Steamboat d. A. January.
Side wheel Steamboat Ohio wreck.
Thirteen Q3) Gunwale Barges.
Which can be seen at New Albany, Indiana,
until day Of sale.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
SALEoF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AND
| - ORDNANCE STORES

Will be sold at public auction, at Fortress
Monroe Arsenal, Va, at l2 o'clock, IN. on
THURSDAY, the I'd day OF August, 1865:
8 BrouEe Cannon, 4-inch and l2.pounder
mountain hOwitLeTs.
l72 Iron Cannon, y, l2, %, q, and %. Founders
and S-inch columbiads.
Iron and Steel Cannon.
- Union Repeating Guns
10 Iron Cannon, 5lS-inch and A. inch.
90 Shot Guns.
20 Sporting Rifles
I, l72 Shot and Shells for smooth bore and riaed
Guns OF various calibres
Together with lot Of Brass Plates for Infantry
Accoutrements, Appendages for Small Arms, and
u lot Of Tools, &c.
Terms: Cash, on delivery, in United States
currency.
For further particulars apply to the under
signed TO. BAYLOR,
Capt. Of Ord. and Brevet Col, o. i. A.,
jy2J-St Commanding Arsenal
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
AUCTIoN sAr,ns.
RY JAS. G. MCGUIRE AGO.
~ AUCrIONERRs

GREAT SALE OF ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Unclaimed Packages advertised TO be sold
BY the Adams Express Company, 10 pay charges.
II unoalled for by the 10th day Of August will be
sold at the Auction Rooms Of James G, Mc0uire
1 Co., on THURSDAY and FRIDAY mornings,
August 10th and 1lth, commencing each day at
10 clock. .'. -
The packages will be sold unopened. n
Terms cash. r. ..#. ... ....
au2 las O. MeGrIRR A cO Auc,,a
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
business MEN, MECHANICS, EVERY.
- BODY SHOULD INSURE AGAINST ACCI.
DENT
THE ORIGINAL
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COMPANY,
or Hartford, Conn,
CAPITAL, $500, OOO
CAPITAL, $500, 900.

Insures against ACCIDENTS OF ALL KINDS
whether they occur In travelling or elsewhere
causing Bodily Injury or Loss Of Life.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

HEAVY CoUNTER-LFTING- store of
Mr.. Hortogenus, on Seventh street south, near
O, was entered last night between nine and ton
o'clock by two negroes, who, under the plea of
purchasing q suit OF clothes, induced the clerk to
lay on the counter about $500 worth of goods /;
and while the clerk was getting out pair Of
boots, the negroes gathered up all the goods on
the counter, and made their exit. They wero
closely pursued, but eventually succeeded in
making their escape with the booty. Counter
lifting has been carried on to a considerable eX-
tent on the Island for the past two months, but
never extensive a scale as that OF last night
II Is 70 be hoped that this band OF thieves, who
Row fearlessly carry out their nefarous prof cots,
may soon be broken up.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
pei KIDWELL & HENDERSON. 1E7
PAPER ITANGINGs,
WINDOW SHADES,
SHADE TRIMMINGS,
Selling at REDUCED PRICES,
3U7 d street, near Ninth,
Franklin Hall Building.

All work In their line executed promptly in
he CITY or COUNTRY jy3-ly
( tARRIAGE AND HORSES Missing
- TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD will
he paid for the return Of an open BAROUCIIE, No,
ll3, aud pair NJ SORREL HORSES, to $50 N
street between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth streets.
Ihey were last seen on Saturday afternoon In the
neighborhood OF tho Baltimore bepot, i'm charge
Of George Gray, colored.
jy3l-3t FRANCIS BROWN
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

WRAPPING PAPER FOR SALE AT
w THIS OFFICE.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
A M u n M II N IT ..

~ RAN D MIC.
THE FIRST GRAND PIC. MIC THIS SEASON
OF THE
ASSOCIATED PRINTERS
~ or WASHINGTON
VIII take place at ANALOSTAN ISLAND, on
THURSDAY, August 3, 1885.
Tickets, admitting a gentleman aud ladies, 4l.
Boats will leave from the foot Of High street,
Georgetown, regularly, during tho afternoon and
CHARGE.
COMMITTEE OF ARRASGENRSrs.
W. X Mclean, Robert Penman,
Jno. 4. Halleck, W. J. Bennett,
Jesse T. Judge, A. J. Donaldson,
@. A. r. McNeir, s. i. Culverwell,
Q. NJ. Murphy, II. Y. Barnard,
w. g. Hunt, Norval W. King,
jy3l-2t
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
GALE OF GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT
- FOOT OF ELEVENTH STREET.

MEDICAL PrRvEYOR's OFFICE,
wAsHISGToS, D. C. ., July %, 1855
viii be sold, by authority, at public sale, on
the premises. in this city, on THURSDAY, Au.
gust 10, at 10 a. m. f, the Frame Building at the
foot OF Eleventh street. formerly used as au Ice
House; subject to removal within twenty days
after sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds
c. SUTHERLAND,
jy20-llt Surgeon Medical Purveyor.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

~ A r d
NH. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
OFFICE, No. oil NINTH STREET WEST,
Near Pennsylvania avenue,
Would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he Is now attending to all
legal business, such as administering the Am.
nesty, rs we, as all other oaths, Drawing
Leases, Deeds, Wills, Power Of Attorney, Land
lord and Tenant Notices, &c, &c.
Legal advice given In all its branches without
charge.
e5- Particular attention paid to the collection
OF debts and claims in general je2i-f
MOUNT VERNON MARBLE WORKS.
LARGE STOCK OF MARBLE MONUMENTS.
WILLIAM RUTHERFORD,
2 STREET NORTH, between Sixth aud Seventh
streets, near tho Post oflce Department,
Keeps constantly on hand large and most ex
tensive assortment OF
sTATUARY, ORNAMENTS, ITALIAN MARBLE
MONUMENTS, GRAVE STONES, &C.,
And q complete variety of
MARBLE MANTELs, COUNTER SLABS, AMI
TILES,
Which he offers low for cash
He respectfully invites the attention OF pur.
chasers to an inspection Of his stock, which IL
constantly receiving additions. my2-Sm
TOHN X. ELVANS d CO.,
~ 81 Louisiana avenue aud S03 G street n,
WASHINGTON, D. c., -
DEALERS IN "a
KEG HARDWARE. @
CUT NAILS-Finished, 8 to I'D; Fence, s to
l2d Box, ., 7, nd.
CUT SpiKES-l to inches.
CLINCll NAILS.
PRESSED AND BOAT SPIKES
HORSE SHOES, Burdens Government, No.
tod; Burdens City, No. tod; G. and
T., No. to 1 Mule Shoes, !, 2 3.
HORSE EAILS-Gr1in's, 8 to 10; Putnam g,
0 TO 10; Putuam's, "X, 4" 8 to 10; New
London, 8 to 10; American, " 8 to 10.
apll TERMS: NET CASH
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
Aatiuual Republican
TLOCAL AFFAIRs.

IL. RETyRN OF THE PoToMAc FLoTILLA.--On
Monday last the vessels Of the Potomac notilla
arrived At the navy yard, and VIII go ont OF
commission, the hotilla having been aponsnea. r
The following named vessels have arrived 20, Don'
Commander Parker's flagship, Lieutenant Com.
mander Chaplin: Adela, Acting Bnsign somy
Ruchsia, Acting Master Street; Currituck, Acting
Master shuitr; Napsemoud, Acting Master ror-
ter, Commander Parker, before leaving the
notIlia, issued the following address, which was
read on the decks OF all the vessels:
OrPIoHps AND MsN OF THE POTOMAC FLorILLA :
The war for the preseryauon Q, hmeronn nperty
It's rise with Il and grew with Its growth until II
had become feet rathor than notilla, this day
happily ceases TO exist. s..,
IN taxing leave OF those with whom have
been 40 long associated, my hesrt Is Allied with
varied emotions-with sorrow at parting, glad =
ness that our beloved country no longer has need
Of US, and pride-just pride--that when reflect
upon the past and remember the taking up Of the
torpedoes from the Bappahannock, with the de-
struction or capture Of the whole rebel force Gu
gagged In placing them there, thereby making
fredericksburg secure base Of supplies for
Gen. Grants vast army-the burning Of the
schoonets at Mattox Greek, under the severe
musketry Of the enemy, and the almost daily ex
petitions up the creeks and through the swamps
e ,Se nSrssrn neck q rn Virginia al bd rIpqsirs
Flotilla has not been unmindful Of the traditional
honor aud glory OF the navy
b, Your services, however eolipsod by the daring
deeds Of your more fortunate comrades in arms
on other stations, have, equally with theirs, con
tributed to the suppression OF the rebellion and
In discipline, In drill, In unity Of action-in all
the requirements, In short, Of an organized force
Il have not, in the course Of naval experience
Of twenty eight years, served In q squadron
which excelled the one which II has been my
good fortune to command for the last nineteen
months.
To those Of you who arc about to return to civil
life would say render the same cheerful obe-
dience 10 the civil law that you have rendered to
naval laws; cast your votes good citizens, reg
ularly and quietly, at the polls; SO keeping your
hearts " with malice toward none, with charity
for ALL" that after each presidential election,
whether II be with or against you, you may be
enabled to respond heartily to our old naval
toast, The President Of the United States, God
bless him. ~
And now may God be with you all. Fare
well. FoxHALL A. PARKER, Commander,
Commanding Potomac Flotilla.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

SUICIDE OF A YoUNG LADY by DROWNING
Miss Louisa Simpson, whose mother resides at
the corner Of Wolfe and Water streets, in this
city, drowned herself on Saturday afternoon last
by jumping overheard from the steam ferry boat
Thomas Colyer, Capt Poor, while making her
two-o clock trip from this city to Washington.
Various causes are alleged for the rash act, none
Of which are perhaps true. The neighbors Of the
young lady, many Of whom were very intimate
with her, allege that = disappointment In love
caused her thus to take her own life. Some eight
or ten days ago It was known among some OF her
most intimate acquaintances that her engage :
ment had been broken of from some cause un =
known to them, aud that at times since then sh @
frequently labored under an alteration of tho
mind. II issupposed, therefore, that II was dur
ing one Of these attacks Of despondency that she
conceived the idea and executed the rash act OF
destroying her own life.
The account Of the sad affair, as given in the
Washington ChrOnfcks OF yeste day morning,
The deceased never did elope with an army OIL :
Ger or any one else. About year ago she visited
Baltimore In company with a lady friend, and
with the consent Of her mother, to look for sit
uation In some kind Of q store or shop where the
services Of females are often needed. Neither
did her mother Ill treat her. She endeavorcd to
restrain her from going too much into company,
as she was quite young and of u nature which
might be easily imposed upon. That she was not
sufficiently strict this point the sad end Of the
young lady sufficiently attests.
The body Of the deceased was recovered yes
terday afternoon of the upper coal wharf, aud
near the spot where she jumped overheard. An
inquest on the body was held at o clock this
morning, and at 10 o. clock the remains were fol
lowed TO their last resting place by u number VI
sympa'hizing friends.-Aterdndrid Journal.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
PRoPoRALa.
| T AReE GOVERNMENT SALE i
STEAMBOATS,, wHARr BOATS, BARoEs, AND
OTHER PROPERTY. .' ..
orARrKp..srfn gsrKnA1,s orr,

named
STEAMBOATS,, WHARF BOATS, BARGBs, AND
OTHER PROPERTY.
AT CINCINNATI, OHIO, UNTIL AUGUST
81, II m. for
Stern wheel Steamboat D. Z. Horton.
Stern wheel Steamboat General Meigs.
Stern wheel Steamboat General Crook.
Two Cg Wharf boats.
All lying at Gsilipolis, whore they can be seen
until day Of sale.
One ~ Wharf boat, lying at Parkersburg, Va.
One ~ Wharf boat, lying at Cattlettsburg.
Also, Model Barges Wiraoe and Capitola,
which can be seen at Cincinnati, Ohio, until day
Of sale.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

lots 100 each
WILMINGTON, Del, lots 10 each.
2 lOtS, 100 each.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 9 lots % each.
o lots, 100 each.
PITTSBURGH, Pa, | lots' % each.
! lot, 100 each.
These mules will be put aside, each lot hy it.
SELF aud will be free for the inspection Of bidders
at tho places named respectively, for ten days
prior to Augurt ].
Many Of them were bought In tho beginning Of
the war as young mules, accompanied the armies
iu all their marches aud camps, aud are thor
oughly broken, hardened by exercise, gcn,le and
familiar from being 80 long surrounded by the
soldiers.
Though sound and Sorviceable, they arc no
longer required in the army, aud can now be OBJ
tained at far less than their true value.
Tho successful bidders will be notified In por-
sou or by telegraph, and required TO receive tho
animals on or before Angus. B. 1865.
This Office reserves to itself the right to reject
all bids that may bo offered.
Proposals shunla bC addressed to the under
signed, and marked Proposals for the purchase
Of Mules. -
Payment must be made in Government funds
ut the time OF delivery.
By order Of the Quartermaster General:
JAMES A. EKIN,
Breyet Brigadier General, In charge
jyl2-l7t First Division a. NJ. @. q.
WM' H. SAaLEX; Sddk BISprn.
PAPER RULER,
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER,
iy7.Im S. W. corner Ninth and Stroetu.
TT S. SEVEN THIRTY LOAN AGENCY.
W. T. SMITISON & CO.,
BANKERS,
22t Baltimore street.
UNITED STATES 7-3O LOAN AGENTS.
All Denominations Of the
7-3O NOTES CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
For immediate delivery aud
ALL GLASSES OF COY EMINENT SECURITIES
Bought and Sold on Commission.
As we shall give our special attention to tho
Purchase and sale "t Government Securities, we
W.T.. SMITHSON 4 co.
Gold, Stocks, and Bond, Bought aud Sod on
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
AT NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, UNTIL SEP
TEMRKRn l2M

Seventy zone (7ll 0unwaie Bsrges, Twenty
six (2el Small Wood Barges, and one set o
Ways for repairing Barges.
All Of which can be seen at Nashville, Tennessee
prior to the day Of sale.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02
INVITING PROPOSALS FOR THE PUR-
CHASE or TWENTY THREE HUNDRED
GOVERNMENT MULES.
QrARrrRM AsrEn GEYERAL'a OFrIcE, !

WAImNWTON, D. C., July 10, lSGj. I
Sealed proposals will he received at this office
until IL m, WEDNESDAY, August . 1865, for
the purchase OF q 800 MULES, In lots of fifty aud
viz:
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

AT MATCHES, MISSISSIPPI, UNTIL OCTOBER
O. lam
Side wheel Steamer Switzerland.
Stern wheel Steamer Altamont.
Stern wheel Steamer Dick Fulton No. 9
And one Wharf Boat, Model Barge Mollie.
Five (5) Gunwale Barges and (3) Coal Boats.
Which can be seen at hatcher, Mississippi, un-
til day Of sale.
Daily national Republican., 1865-08-02

Breyet Brigadier General in charge
jyl7-lSt First Division, q. NJ. q. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

LEfcEsrEE SHEEr u CANADA. TIE
Leieestrr shecp sre probable on the boz.
ders % Scotland. they are equally 90 Lerr
% Cana = owng otbe leavy 4. e,fwool
ard large canazs % mutton whirh the,
yield Our country j. particalarir wru
adapted for The produc'ion % h~s.,
sherP. Why. ih~n. sio1lI our faru,er. h.
sorterted 18th the o. hard f-edir-.- .bo--
and lght-uooiei '. raars- ihaf A. so
numerous in Canada. Iei-c.f~rs A. on.
year Old might easiif shear = o. + To- 800.
and veg from I'D as. 90 i20 Hs. unbo.,
any great efori in sce,liu-. farther. ia.
attention beng paid in ~ wsv of .b.l
ter, and rr-uiari'y IN fce3ine t8-nir. ant
fay. Tee veiriis have nol.f-- ulrr .u
produring In my h1ck. nav adj. that
have bal -o-nc very FAR specimens az tis
natirr breeds. uiui.urE snl .Lariar ftr
sane e. n'y Lricrsfers. and then che differ.
enee ai quality was most r-uartable-tb.
natives si~ays beir- ere .' l,ar ki-e
To proof of Ca-aia BENZ al. cr--rrrt
sheep P-' d. 'rF corrtry isto b. f.uri ia
tae - -tfs rhfainsf 3 fox 90 sheep "a
on iurnifs al tl.e winter. vel ras.u-..l ,'..
frl.ori-g sgmz8cr. and a-aia "a or fs-ri-.
through October. Novcml.-r. D-c-uh--.
un..i 'aanary 90 February. ard ~sirLinr
- q ip' i5s. IN 81 avera-e. wh-n soiI
for IA On the b1rI,r,. o.. oonsdrrrI r,oi
rnanag--~ut. Na~. n Canada. she.n car
D. made thcse gh,s Gle frst .rr.ae
OBJ shccP-ewrs Cor re.-gs,n
heaver weight fhsn vta' fhes ID in fi-
Oh co unfrv i.ilit inferiar Ianl u,I MA
p-oda-c heavy o'I .i---. BE- nav feel,
iai iinh OF ha--ef. Boo lf nrser ell CARP,
ihrourh th- -eiett fo nafsrfr a..
have bea-.ls cala,-g f1r slerp Oaru...
tsr' rrI1.re u1.h s..laf th. sane l.--b .f
-in'er iesd'n- D. S-otlarl. f-ose Go.
ber to t.'c niii.r ~ Ar-i.. obey al, ~ ~
t1rnirs. two u--ks uT make fh. fr.-
cree lrrr. ia-n.ps arc sr.d AMI ,....
q = fed niofs ra.ai'g bore Sc are r..
t-r11'-J -rb b'a.s b-1-f. is t.-.i,.s a.
ih'y go al ihrosch ihe b.ri.r..
sa'srr.trr. .n CtraIs Fs-n.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-02-17

We Pabli.h the follo-ing PLAN ani
practical hints contributed o. iadv Who
has Al-ays uade ber 0~n bral. and made
81 good. for year;
OF course Ne want good aour % begin
With, and ! ALWAYS want sosne good poia-
toes. and bop. aiso Tben make What I
call stock yea.t- viich I aiwsys take carr
20 keep on hand. a. 70 ~iu keep COOL ron
four 10 sax -eeks-and lave kept a. eight
but think "a better not quitc 50 old-it -
easily done. IL IS made a. foIlows Boil
to or three hAndiuils 81 ico-e hops IN to
quarts ~ ~@isr. one and one half hours.
tben strain the liqucr on to tablespooufl
Of iour I'res iogsiy vt With coil water. 20
prevent rs lumPins stIr ~rl and 1T Il
stand until MIX warn Add TO thirds 90
a cup Of yeast. 1t IA fcru.eni twelve or &C.
teen nOurs IA warn room. then bottle Tor
use. Any sweet boP Yeast uin 10 70 siart
the above. aaer -hich brv- before voa az
out. and start from the ssue. Shake shis
yeas; vel When wanted % use
then make a frrnent vhich I use %
raise the brad. a. follows: Wash clean.
ard bel sofs. ssy two quart, % potatoes.
nash fEc With one LaH ths qusuti'v -
four uhiie hot. re3icc 18Th cold water 80
asnoi % sraid. aid baif cup 81 stock
yeast and let u fcruolt eight or ter boar
or EMIL g BE- -ias O. fail a. tbe top. ~beu
a. j. ready for Hsc Il may BE- strained
before or AFTER fermentation. usually
strain through a coianirr II vii D.
about - "a 81 5ciorc fcrnicntinu a. dough
prepared FOR friffcrs We nav use anv
q Antify q this 90 cboo-,. A. a. has 10 b.i-
ter or unpleasant taste. % co,.rsc the more
Nc Use. the quisker the bread siu rise
Ihis wi kecp in cold weather about to
weeks. in summer not a. long. Yeast and
fernent shcuid al~ays BE- k-ps IN a cool
piare rcady Cor use. lf~czlug or scaliins
VII entirely destroy their virtue
H. the evening lsy nv sI.onse. usiu-
ore third fcrmsrf. one tiinl water. oar
thIr'i-uiis Il ] base e. u not. two-thir,l.
~aier-A ] tie salt Cover w-sh clort
AM 20 &c staad in q warn place until morn.
Ing. fhrn knesi u-fiH ID works FIRE ofthr
haul, apd boari It. ii ri-e a.ain IN ihs
PEW sc haSc IT, ., me- sho- "a o. male
f- top s"h o. mouII. bui fLc uior,
i'lr B, i--l sl- ila ger &c -iu laks o. ri..-.
iu susHnirr i' .LouA De- mad, g-t, .,iH.
u shouli alaa' rsis- un;ll B., las q debate
siik~y toucl to fac h.nI o- unir g. ir-.as
O. iaI a. M iop. uAich ssa--ar. ass-r
tr-f. II WORKED foo soon. flc Trad wi
Be tough and dAsk co..rei. e no, snse.a-
81. q W. b cc1r-e grained. while that
vaieh . iaoroustiy kI~adcI Ia. a. or
pos'te aIf'esrauoe. 4 good losf sd a.
Ways be hne --A.nel. sill scrs E-Lt anI
sho~y- al~sys Keep nv brcad -h~n
cold. IN stone Iar. then il does not 80
d..