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CANNING FRuir.-Like many others tried,
again and again, to seal cans 30 as to keep
the fruit without molding upon the top. I
was particular in following the printed di.
rections in general use, but found that my
cans, when cold, would not be more than two
thirds full, and in few days . white mold
appeared upon the top. finally appealed to
friend who, knew, canned large quaint
ties for her own use. She showed me fruit
over year old, quite fresh, The cans full.
and no mold. At once adopted her plan,
which have since followed with great sue
cess. have no interest in the manufacture
Of cans, and believe that every one should
do his own advertising, but prefer that kind
in which you have only the can, class cover
and rubber to use. Fruit can be kept lust
~ we'll without as with sugar; and those
sealed up for pies are better without any, as
they will retain their favor far better. Brass
kettles should never be used. Tin pans or
kettles lined with porcelain, to preserve the
perfect flavor Of the fruit, are the best.
While my fruit is being scaldsd, / put gill
of cold water in each can, and 6ll up with
hot water, putting the covers and rubbers also
into hot water. The fruit need not be cooked
only heated to the boiling point-uuless in
preparing pears or ounces, or some other
hard fruits, that may require more cooking,
and then only just so that straw can be
passed through, always being careful to
have juice enough to cover the fruit.
As soon IS boiling hot, empty . can
end Gil then another, or ~ many o. can
well be attended to. Let the cans stand open
until you can comfortably bear the hands
upon them. Meanwhile more fruit may be
heated. Cut thick writing paper in round
pieces the size Of the top OF each can, and
when the content: of the cans are cooled,
slip piece over the top Of the fruit in each
can, and at once ELL up on top Of the paper
with boiling juice (sAved for The purpose),
and put on the covers Is soon Is filled, &C.
cording to the directions given. l often seal
up cherries and tomatoes, only for winter
use, in one gallon stone jars that are small q
the top, prepared just the same a for glass.
Leave of the covers, seal with melted realm,
adding little tallow. Try it on 4 piece OF
cloth il too brittle, add more talaow, and
rice cersd- Cut paper also for the ton al
the Jar, just so it viii cover the edee. and
dipa piece Of thick cloth into the resin, only
upon one side, spread over the iar and lie
down now, with spoon, dip and spread on
the hot RESIN, until entirely covered. presains
down the sides with the hands dipped q cold
water. When cold, If the iar i air.t;rht.
the cover will be depressed : quarter II -
inch or more. But il it is level, then Won
MIST seal it over again. Those who car
common sour cherries will end them greatly
improved by first draining of Ill the juice,
and then covering them with watsr- scaId
and drain OF. and cover aeain for sealing,
Gaming. preeseviss - dsyng. -ETm snd
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1iaan{il anA Gcmnltrtid.


By fslsgrsph.l CHloAso, Aug. H.
Tlour-vhn; fairly, sctivs, both vintsr and spring
sxte nsasrs supply prias sxtraslov 70 fsasy, NO
ash o. 90 oeoen % rsd mlasd $40 so0la - White
vintse sxtra.
whsAk-Actiss, sosc lover % No 2, 81 -; No II -
Cos.-Ne Hover; elosieg quiet. q 1fos74i Ne In
active; shipping rsfussd; sthsiN.
Oass--Maskst lover; alnoss panie closing s2szoSs
Ry.-Kxcited % higher; No u 10 81 90 No ~ II
Gil.
Dsrisy-Duii; irregular: No sea2 90.
PrcvisIons-Inactise.
/! Asss Pork- Nominal; ts eo6fs Is.
Pork-ehouldsrs lie.
Lard-l2c612k
Wooi-Lov and medium fleece vsshsd CSC
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srscuI Coansaispfiss, HAsdn kedss,
No. -, Noadsy svsaias. Work % ths 6rst
degree. 4s.S So .s.,a .s.;..
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Arrivals and Departures Of Keokak PaeketL

ROB ROY, Arrives on Tuesday and Friday, at
o'clock p. M, and departs on Wednesday and
Saturday mornins, 1t 4 o'clock.
ANDY J0By98Og, Arrives on wsdnes-
day and Saturday, ct p. M, and departs on
Tharsday and Monday, ct am.
LUCY a1RTRAW, Arrives on Thursday
and Sunday, at6 p. M, and departs On Friday and
Tuesday, att n m.
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Milwaukee, ma,

Milwaukee Market.
By Telegraph .AnwAuxHn, Aug 10
| Hlour-Sl0 IS for city double extra.
Spring wheat 81 81 Tor No2.
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An Oxford saddlsr sold saddle, but for.
got Who ms The esstensr, % he told the
clerk to charge il In oil The bills sent ont.
He afterwards confessed thirty.two had paid
him far IL
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~Office Of the Secretary, 31i NORTH
THIRD STREET, Room No 2.
nA-Subscription Books open at office Of
Lavender i Rowse, 2l3 North Third Street.
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-. Louis MarRes.
| By Telegraph b. Louis, Aug. H.
FlourFirm; 81 COZ 90 for SUPERIOR % bo@9 90 for
extra - 5ooslo % soI XXX sli ooaIs 90 for choice
| whsAt-UncAansed - o6e rs from prime to choice
Oorn-Lisht receipts; light oferines: buyers small
SCALE saaas and 81 co forlrniHed oeow, ond white,
Oats-Tirm; 81 D5s.
Rys-Actve 900.
Mess Posk-Dull ut ~
Bacon--stsAdy; l6ois,z; shoulders 12yfc.
Whiskey-firm; ~ o..
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view TORS MARKET.
BY Telegraph NEW Yonx, Aug. II.
Flourcossd at 2oc better; low grades Of old, dull
nm. ettled.
wheat--Yairy, active; ID 2c BITTER.
Rye-scarce; nominally 3 oSc higher.
oats-Drooping; s31s4 old Western s78s2.
Ohio cors--vrner; good; specuiotve denandss1 40
Is good prime mixed western; Il 09o1 oox for
unsousd.
Pork-Heavy; lower. Mess s23 oo@ % oe}<; cash and
regular; selling s2s AZ.
7 Beef-steaAv npeerste-
Cut Meats-Honinally; unchanged,
BAcoa-Mcdsssteiy; active.
LArd-Tim; l3sz9ls,ss fair to prime steam lax kst
~ rssdsrsp.
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For Sale.

II OF 10 Bloch ID, on which IL four story brick
IL metal Roof building. rs by 20 and d stor fonnds
ton Of ~ BY 90 on the balance Of the This pfuI
y known - the Arcsde building, aud I. ,ftvsa6
ths corner OF lat and Main streets Ad will be see fof
about one-half What the impruvem, nis Utfscif
soon. will be rented for term OF years. It'll, 81
no sale. for further information address
mayto II. D. TES-YycK
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A LIBERAL use of printers ink, and . few
attractions in the way Of rare animals, to-
gether with the wide. spread name Of Van
Amburgh l. Co., drew an immense concourse
of people to their pavilion yesterday. At an
early hour Of the day vehicles Of oil sizes
and styles rolled into the city with their liv-
ing freight. Every road was alive with the
people of the surrounding country, vending
their way to witness the great tmoral show.
Every trip the Keokuk made she was COM
pletely damned" with teams, and more
business was done on the plank road yester
day than on any ten days since 1857. A
the appointed hour for opening the tent fol
the admission of the public thousands hat
gathered on the ground, and the rush 70,
tickets was ahead Of anything We have svel
seen. Various estimates we're made - Il
the number in attendance. We should judg,
that not lese than three thousand were pres
emit This number WAS mostly mad,
up by the people from the conn
try, some Of whom had come grea
distance sight seeing" We talked to on
gentleman who, With his family, had cam
thirty Eve miles from his home in Missouri
and he stated that his neighbors living fe'
miles beyond had accompanied him, an,
there is no, the least doubt but what thei
neighbors, "a few miles beyond" had ais
donned their store clothes and moved hither
ward to see the elephant" The popula
ton of the city patronized the menagerie .
night, and We believe the immenss tent va
as we'll filed - during the afternoon. W
learn that {, 800 tickets were sold at the ticks
wagon.
We must confess that We were somewhs
disappointed with the whole institution. Tn
display of wild animals and birds was yer
neagre indeed, and the ring performance
we're stale and fat. The only redeemin
feature Of the whole +" immense y institutio
were the tricks of the performing elephan
Van A. l. Co. must give the public beu.
equivalent for their " stamps" or their fam
will grow dim, and their " moral show
take = position among the numberlsss trave
ing humbugs of the day.
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THE MUSIC BOOK
For the Young Folks 1T HON,
.MRRRY CHIMES:

CONTAINING Elementary Instructions,
~ Attractive kxereises, and Sewers. Hundred Popular
eones.
his New Book will Be- found Superior to all similar
WORKS, In nanny points ssseataI 70 Popular Instruo
doA Book In Vocal Nusc and Collection Of Melodies foi
the Yosng
BORTY 1DTTIONe have already bssn puhlishsd. s.d
the demand continues unahassd Many Of tho eonE1
have bee1 written expressly for the work. and
the Songs old and tine wornsung throush dozen
boeks, b. New md spsrtus, Ada1tea all 0ceaAons
and Alive with the Spirit Of the Times
PRICE 70 cts. Sent postpaid. OLIVER DTrsnN .
90, Publishsrs, 27 vsfbiugton Street Boston CHAs
H. Di .s0N co, Ill Broadway, New York.
aug6dtc
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PROSPECTUS.

THIS COMPANY has bean orga nixsd for the purpose
taAlishinS TsieerAphic IN the most
direct possible between all points u any
lance on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from 81. PAUL ~
NRW ORLRANa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

CAseago Live stock MARKET.
By rslegraph.1 CHICAGO Aug. n.
Hogs-Rscspts TO 70 o'clock Is cars Market dull;
lower; closing sAo~. decline; 5000 vs qnots eo
mon, coarse uneven, light and heavy 30 oo3ss 26 fA1
to medium ss % good choice 20 4o0isso extrse
os75
Cattie-Recsipts to u o'clock lie cars. Good second
Glass steers, averaging .ooc@ ,ioc sonnder in Dc
mand readily 90 good fat stecrs averaging $50
0aooo pounds ssld @ sooe co. supply lean stock
ample. ranged all the way from s. sc95 90.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

EOR SALE.-Lot 9 Block "a, on which
= isa twostory Brick Dwelling House with nine
Rooms, csar, cstsrn VEIL and largs number Of fruit
And other trees This propsrty 10 In nns order, ard
hstaG located Bank. between I'd and sd streets 10
very convenient to business WIN be soid NJ bar gain
Title good Or no sale. Enqnirc OF
mays IL ID. TRS-RYrR
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NECESSITY FOR TT.

direct manner pos,6e between ell points VI any impor
lance on the MISSISSIPPI RIVER from ST. PAUL ~
NEW 0HLRANe
NECESSITY FOR IT.
aceoumoSats thssivsr trade has long besn felt Many
Important towns without soy teleersphic com
nantcation whatever, and the hncs nov established be-
other points 10 most cases. ofscon fob
iowiug circuitous rousee hundreds oi miles ont OF d.
course cAusng vsxat and Unnecessary delays to
business BY rson Of numerous rrPstifions and the re
Quent incident to long lines When the
facts mind thas tas liability Of telegraph
line damage from any increased In the same
proportion length, and that rep~ttor VI mes
sage doubles necessary for its transmission the
great very important advantage u dr-ct route
the circuors now in operation can readily be
leen.
KIND or LINE TO BE BUILT.
TIE Company propose 10 construct their nes In the
most substan tial maones possbie All material used
will be Or the most approved kind and quality and tbs
work OF constructions will BE- done " the Company IN
dor the Supervision Of praci nj Of long
experience In constructing snA managing telegraph
lnes Who wili be instructed 70 srs pains to make
every por ton Of the worh Of the very best character
CAPITAL STOCK.
The Capital Stock OF tho Company 10 ONE MILLION
on D0LLARs and divided inte shares OF one hundred
dollars sach The Company desire to Distribute tbs och
Il small snounts among n. busn.s. nsn .lcns ne On
n the welfare ths Company and 10 secure 70 then ts
patrons their share Of proats from Its busness.
AssEssMEATs or STOCK.
ONLY FIvs PER CENT Of the stock viii be required
to b. paid in at the time Of subscription AID
calls will sxceedten per cont. per month After the
m.a. an ii = n6sDsRo PILLARS
bs,ievs that they will be compelled call In
than y SIXTY per osat Of the In order
70 place the line In complete WORKING order.
DIVIDENDS.
| Prom carefully prepared estimates based upon the
amount Of business by ths companies opera
an ehars OF the business
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ASSESSING ITS or STOCK.
DIVIDENDS.
WHEN TO BE DONE.

The Company propose to commence work at early
day. and to push It forward rapidly possible and
intend to have their lines completed without delay.
DISTRIBUTION OF DIRECTORS.
The stockholders will be represented BY Directors at
tbs pflnenAl rointa Of the line
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FOR SALE.-Eight acres Of choice Grape
hnS asous half improved and III ffnit tss talanre
timber and oil under fence with small frame Dwelling
House on the sane This land IL situated on the bank
u ths ktssf u Iineis and Il directly opposite ny
Asuee, An4 Aboat one mile shove Hamilton ftliDeis
Price 81, ooo-a part on time.
Rnqutrs Of H. n TkN-FYgK
tuuS10 -
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For Sale.

"A COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House,
"A with six rooms, cellar cstern aud well, sitnAi,d
the saatsrly half Of lot IN block So on the vert
aide Of High street, between and 10th streets This
pfcpSrty h In arst rata repsir and will sold at bar.
gain II applied for soon. fite good or no sale.
Enquire Of H. b. TEN-EYfK
may21.
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The Capital Stock Of tho Company IL ONE MILLION
OF DOLLARs and divided inte shares OF hundred
dollars sach The Company desire to Distribute tbs och
In small ar cunts among the business along the
length the nc ID order to their interest
the welfare ths Company and 70 secure 70 then ts
patrons their ehare Of the prona from Its busness.
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Legal Notices.


Joy virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed and
- dsi~rr-t 70 The nnaer#frn~6, tbs 1ofh dAy o,
lalIt a ise8 ~ ka@srd Van Eus~s snd sas&r n :
hs wife u s~errr shr payment 81 r-onisso-Y note
ssfs h- the sasc Etwnrd Fsa Karen date viii
s@a Dsed. Esd PAM ~ M months sAessHfter for the
sum OF Oar Tnotissnd Dollars ~fh ipssrs;
q tn eeat PER aaEpr- Notice ii hereby gYrf fhss
viii in arrcrdAnrt with tn provisions fsasd D~-S on
tnt SeIt dsJ afJHnuary lsT p-ocred sell the prer.
ers conveyed fr .stS Deed being Let ~ IL ElseA
ortsswo AZ liz Kesds Addition 10 the CITY of K4ok az
II public sale, the onurf House saad city ~ 2
ocioek OF that dss. the highest bfdrr s- cash
Tier. y said ivt rns twfstory fra- dwelling
lsIAs-@sa y, T. L9hAA. trustee.
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AL TExias run directly through 10 New York,
AS-460 MILES WITHOUT CHASER or cosoHn -
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IOWA TrEMs.

The Davenport Gazttk says thas Daven-
port and Des MONIES have been granted Com
sissories for cenferring the Sssttish bite De-
grees from the 18th TO the 2sd inclusive.
When Grand Inspector General Parvin was
here recently organizing the Lodge q Perfec-
ton, Council Princes of Jerusalem, Chapter
Rose Croix, he was not sure that charter
for such a consistory could be granted to
Davenport until authority could be cbtsined
from the Grand Consistory, which does not
meet for several months to come.
Eighteen persons we're received into the
United Presbyterian Church. at Davenport,
on Sabbath last. See Gazette.
-Muscatine made itself jolly the other day
of its fair daughters. Miss Leny Chaplin
won the first prize, and Miss Matte Hill
the second.
The Murcatine Journal learns that in
that county the number of marriage licenses
issued during the year ending January !,
1867, is two hundred and seventy three,
against two hundred and twenty for the year
previous. This increase speaks we'll for the
growing popularity of welded bliss.n By
the way, while on this subject, we give for
the information of those who are not &C
quaiuted with the Law on the subject, the fol
lowing important decision recently given in
regard to the stamping Of marriage eertif-
Gates
Ian
To NJ. M. Striokier, Esq, Collector Ninth District,
Lancaster. Pa
SIN; In reply to your letter of the I'd instant
that marriage certificate il to be returned 10
public officer 10 constitute part of the public
record il requires stamp; but if it TO he de-
hvered to and retained By the parties, FIVE cent
stamp should h. affixed.
I. HARLAMD, Depy Com.
Parties holding certificates that are not
stamped should have their documents legal>
lied without delay.
The Auscatine Journal largely 6lls its
columns With the proceedings in the divorce
SUIT of Mrs. Martha T. Cole against John H
Cole; local story of welded woe.
The Dubuque Times doesn't seem to have
suffered any by the recent change in proprie
torship. II is up TO the top-mark of first
rate Republican newspaper.
The editor Of the Bremen county Paanlr
finds hog in the Waverly marke; weighing
SIX hundred and thirty pounds.
The Hatrkeye speaks highly of Adiutant
Byers readings in that city Monday even>
ing.
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KEOKUK
FIRE AND MARINE
knssrssce Company.
iusCsKPsRArEs rSDxR rHK LAVE On sswA.
CAPITAL s5Oe, Gee.
Cash A&setts tncested in United States Govern
me'H Securities.

NNHIs Compan, being . HoMk INSURANCE. COM
FASf, eosamends II particularly to fas e,izsus a
Iowa Insurance made Bafidngs ofaii kinds Fur.
niturs Pixte, Wearing Apparel and Merchandise Also
Goods sDd hxnd#s or rrxrssst whether
by ocsan, Lake. River, Rail Wagon
Insurance. the favorable r1te4 And iosp-
promptly adjusted.
DTREcT0RG
n. v D0wBR, OR. " Bower 4 Go.
MN PATTERSON, 0fP.ttsrson 4 TYmberrnxn
EDWARD KILB0CkNE, L~ssee VI. 2. kMRk
c. 4 PECK. N oedy peek
JAr. ~ eHEaLHY, Late Of Cox Shelley
A. Il. C9sEAHLE, Or Copnzbie d srayth.
III 4 LOVE PT~sst First National Bank
wh A. BR0wEELL 8f Brswn.Tl Bro
SMITH RkEILL, gfs HsuallI a Co
oyF7cERs ~
Y BOWER, President. ADAMS. sscretgry
n SHELLEY, yiee Fresst II LOVE Treasurer
ap-ld GILLM0RE. Attorney
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FROM BUFFALO-By New York time from De-
pct fxrhang- sna Michigan rtr.+ts
8 40 A. M. New York Day Express, Sun
Gays excepted stes~ AT HorpeilslIie sssc M.
tBkns susqsshauna e.ic ?. IA. IN = Tuner =
SOS M terr }. ard arrive IN Mes York le.3e y.
IN Connects al CREST bend with Delaware. Lack
swAsns WAsern EsifreAn, am6 sesaey CITY
with Midnight Express Trsia Of New Je-s-s Raj
road l,r Philas- fhia Ralttr and " ashinrtan.
sac A. M Express Mail, via and Hor-
resssiiie teuudsys excepted Arrives II Arw
York -. Connects at Eimirs vi Ii ferth-
era Gentral Rsi,way for Rarsisssrs- Philadelphia
Baltimore sshin~too an3 rssuss seutA
2.20 p. N. lightning Express, Sundays ex-
eepiedl st,p- Hornclisyiie t.-5 =. tsup \
and arrives 10 New York zen n Connects a.
aersey CRY with NofHinx ExSr~ss gr.sr - New
Jersey nxfirnad for Bxstsn.or~ md y MsatAgtun
and at New York with Morning Express Tram for
fnsson and NeS EDgAnE Cities
6.10 r N. New York Night Express,
DAILY. Steps al Horrellssiile la-3o p. ~ tsup
aut@rx-cting with the AIS p. m. Trssl from Dun
Afrk, and arrive in Net York at 1880 -. Alss
ooparcss at KinrA for Harrisburg. Phiiadsphia
and South.
IIzO r. NJ. Cincinnati Express, fsundHy,
exccptsd). stuTs Al susqueh snna 1:2e m Bkft)
Turner'S liz p. m. Dins1. and arrives in Neu
York ~ 3s4Sp q. Cenpecfs st aresf Bend wai
] Delaware Laakawsns 4 Water Railroad fol
Scranton Trenton and Philadelphia ana NJ Ner
T IDA with Al room rfsins ard saansees fo
Bsstar and y.w Eli syAna Cftf~s
oaly dne rain East on Sunday. leaving Buffalo a
CLIO D nj and reaching New YORK ST l--so 3 b.
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c. W. HonAEr, Secretary

There was great rejoicing among the
rebel members Of the bar. at New Orleans,
over the decision of the Supreme Court re
ending tue rule which required attorneys TO
take the ties, oath Judge Durell readmitted
to practice in the United States District Court
eli the rebels, upon taking the oath again to
Support the Constitution Of the United
eoass.
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A little hojSaAla f0afSn, Stern Val
Aey, says the Dowaiesille iCsl. kasaew,
wss SUDDENLY hurried into the house by his
nother to eanD imuirue deer - the
erect. H 16tnf{roed5M hS hid havs
been naslaed, vpuS dsd Hlsd, = ta4aimb
from limb, and then poor nanny would have
no little wozytozy. Our hero ivened up
with unwonted animation as be exclaimed
IVA o was taat afeAe you paias Wap ne,
fbotkerl' Cir NJ heen taking = lnnbS Of
LESSONS In thf catecnisn ~ - -
ssWhy. God made you, little Tozy."
Eyes, yes-the's the Teller; but can't be
patch me al dp agssn o. good Is ever? You
bet he would, just because he loves you,
mother"
Little. Tozyls mother looked round from
her ch1a to Suppress snddea 1zSIA Is she
thnueht pi the old block from Which DE CHIP
was hewn.
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An Interesting Question

WHAT cl-sa q people viii he most susceptible 10
w attacks from Cholera
kvidsutts thost Affected with ans disease Of the
stomach liver any of thr crgsus sppsrtsiung d.
gesion This ciSst Of persons undoubtedly will be
liable shis those Possessed
strong and healthy digestive organs
The question then ally sri-e~ how shnlI
store ans kesp fhess 10 healthy and normal
Condition Ne ansssx. by attention to diet. avoiding
all tntpr oAiius Grints, IL what fern pre-
scented, aud by tbs according directions OF that
great strengthening tenie.
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Miscellaneous.
BOOKS Nl Tue HOLIDAYS

lar AND NEAR-stores Of Christmas Irese
Il You 'hfui Diligence and Future Home,
Sports and Pnsfin,es for Indoors and Out;
Warm Hearts al d Cold Regions
woodruff. or Sweetest when Crushed:
Pstienee r. Work nrd pstienrs n Wait;
This Mountain Daisy and atherlstorios
Edith Fevnunls lafe Work
Mirsclcs % Heavenly Love
The Book OF Rairv Stories
The Tastlsr, or psfty Steel
Rescued from Egypt
Stories OF hoy 6enias
Home In Humble Lite,.
Sisters aud not Sisters,
lisa Grains World:
PstheTis Coming Home;
The Black Prince,
The Rsbbsrs' Cave
The Cream OF success.
fnirs now . BIT;
Nv sister Margaret;
Trial aid TriuuIphs,
sandtord sud Merton.
Gilbert ar-sh
ewi.s Family Robinson;
Robinson Cru-os,
The Blue Socks
Boys In Bire
The Silver Chr.
sepulrg stuHess
For sale hs dis NJ " WEsTC0TT.
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17
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$50. "a namentli6 9lO. II
Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-17

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