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PERSONAL

lToIAnIEs-yKLPkUls GOLDEN TINCTURB
= OK IkhALL PILLS are never failing rem
once goo street, bstwcen Oh and l1sh susl I'm
! de. GARpNER, LATE or THE RIoORD 4. :.
non 10 a m 70 q can Il. S S tsys s
or i IN 81 Te. ana ioos s,eRas s %
! tween 10Th and nth sts N W From ~ eT,sat eN-
ner1en0s in treating over leas cases a The a. : We
lew a.9 :.' fRs b oS s12 oS SsTTs ar IA.
FORD rss Ps sso1 se ss f Ra At .ssnS cAL'ir
cine win b. ssrt ~ ssrrs - ~ .a,iee and me d.
involuntary emissions anialx
Cox LIB. } BEAUMONT, SFEcI.t Pb,.,.,.,,
s,. and sSg S SSs tg ss Ssn,esn only 1.s
once. Hours e .. Pes p.o4-ss "a su Er s%
RS, r. sAwYER, C7arroYaaI, MsEsS71S IN
SlS TN 81, bct and u sts Island upon ail impoT
t2nt hHsiness-pAs,, present and future. aus In
SNOV KNOW HOW 1T Il HOURsELFr-Thaf
The sinSe one q any other pJ soisn he Is psrtioa
sir sIIoSSssnl N Cit, ST.l ua syphilis and
Pennsylvania avenue. aui In
F ~ The EELL;KNoEN SPECIALIST,
nssSn,lsnea here Tor the last Tss isars, l. highly
sS,; hGea e those desiring the q COO
.. he I EeeogP5ed as the only reliable safe ana
seain, rhS scisn nakiHs specially Of female com
LADIES suffering from irreguiArltse. Weakness,
IN him With te uts SiST e Their ssK can eonnae
.BsedH and thorough cure, without fail.
ihe Doctor especially invites \ call from tho~e
who nave been deceived and swiudled BY the many
female tnpostors. hoary hesded QuAcks, and hum
onss iniesiing the city, and all advertised nostrums
SPa-afe rO0rgs for lady pdfse4fs
Consulting rooms. ala l0fh - above Pa are,n.
cntN DlSEAShS CChkD. Jys
SPRINGS at which place sllleters can De AdlreS-ed
Try TAXING An ENJOYMENT POLICY I'm
INC nOhIhW kSTEkN yon secure your AZ
~ seAlnst possbe want or dependence UPON ofherr
yon provide Tor your family IN the event Of deSfh:
end the money you pay 90 the company will a., -
from otoI per cent. compound Interest. once Soc
mh9a IY. KNIGHT, General Agent.
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WAR DEPARTMENT, 0nes Caisf SiEnal oae., i

81
WASHINGTON, ID. @, August "a, Is7I.
sfSoPsls FOR THE PAST TWENTY -FOUR Hours.
The barometer has fallen since Wednesday morning
from Colorado to Missouri and Arkansas III has
risen somewhat IN Wisconsin and Minnesota 1t
has fallen decidedly on Lakes Erie and Huron and
the area OF high pressure has advanced from the
coast OF New England southwark and now extends
from New Jersey to North Carolina, and eastward
over the ocean Cloudy weather with light rain has
prevailed during the night along the coast, from
Maine 10 South Carolina, and smoke and haze are
stnl reported from Lake Erie TO Illinois South and
southeasterly winds have continued along the At
isDtic coast and light local winds the lakes and
Gull coast. few local rains have been reported
from Tennessee and Illinois, and from western New
York. Temperature remains the same as or Slightly
lower than on Wednesday.
PROBABILITIES. The barometer will probably
continue TO fall during the day in the Atlantic
States, with partially cloudy and Threatening
weather and southerly winds. Rising barometer
with clear weather Is probable for the northwest
and upper lakes. Cloudy weather is probable for
Lake ontario and northward, and local rains for
hentucky and Tennessee and westward
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer i'm TIE EVENING SrAR business
office registered follows today:-S a. m 70: no A
NJ, 20; I'm, 81; 2p. 81.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-Three-story BlsICK HOUSE, eight
rooms; No. 81 q street, between North Capitol
eno LIST streets, rear Of the Go vernment Printing
0fnee Rent s1 per month. Inquire Of P. LEARY,
FeR BEsTss !s, 60, OFFICE sooMs IL n.
south sidey e. lo-tf
FOB RENT@PlsssAnt FURNISHED RsoMs
INQUIRE N w. corner Of sth and ID SITS. ie2l -Sn'
EQk SALE Oh EXCHANGE, FOR CITY PROP
ihhI T. NICE GARDEN FARM q 50 acres,
naiiTs rom Washington. on Washington and Ash
improved with good frams Dwelling md oat
buildings, hne orchard, good water and healthv
nreiiEHn ls Terms Moderate Apply 10 T. o.
hlpN ILL, No. l127 9TH street w between
the hours OF and q. m, to6p. m anT- Inn
FOR SALE-ysluable PROPERTY on the BaIfi
more ana Washington Railroad, three aua-ters
OF mile IRON the Boundary and one uarter 81 a
ms rom Clarke Mills farm station within one han-
sale most favorable terms: x res In Ne s Tor
and viii be subdivided 20 suit purchssers Ifbnili
ngs are REQUIRED they will be put upon the properly
time is given. Small payment in cash on tha lss "a
required w. COX, Real Estate Agent, No. 5Is
IN saeet. aus
FOR RENT-A -comfortabIe aud HANDSOME
- HOUSE, No. sos on I'd street uine rooms and
and large yard. Inquire Of DR.. DANL b. CLARKE,
corner - street and Pennsylvania ave. jyE-u
EOR RENT-A new aud Comfortable six-room
- hOUsk, eighteen feet front, with back build
ms, on 18th street, fifth house north Of 5 street
c. W. HAyENNER CO,
64S Louisiana avenue,
VH-u third coor east Of Seventh street.
FOR RENT-A desirable au commodious
noS sE, with all the modern improvements,
terms and particulars inquire AZ SsI Pennsylvania
e'enue. &C Nd
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V'HE CELEBRATED NORTH ARLINGTON
i CONCORD GRAPES
ARE BEING SOLD DAILY
FRESH FROM THE VINEYARDS OF THE STIR
SCRIBER.

by the fOllwing Grocers:
NashtRgfon Ciiy-N. W. Burchell, 1882 street
N W Geo. Il: Plant Son, 1927 New York ave
nue. between lith and 18th streets n W. III
squires, cor. 18th and streets N. w; Eiphonzo
1Oungs Co, 6o2 9th street, cor. 9th and + sts
under Masonic Temple; j. Orange 4 Co $40 9th
street; Browning Middleton, 6l4 Pennsylvania
avenue jas. Jirdinston, 1112 Pennsylvania ave
nue.. wv
In GeoTgsfotrR-Wm. T. Heron, cor Bridge and
High streets;- BlOndOn. cor. Bridge and Congress-
streets; flster Fins, SO Bridge street; VIM
Cartwright, sos Bridge street; John Thicker. 10
Bridge street. an ~ ~
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government Securities


STOCK Report
10y BANKERS, Brokers and Commercial Ts,evopk
Lewis johnson q Go. quote stocks and bonds, in
home and foreign markets, az follows:
NEW YORK, Aug. A-First Board, 10 30 A. m =
Us. 6s. ISL, coupon, llSz 52Os, 62, coupon, ia:
DDS, O, coupon, ia; SDs, 65, coupon, ia
s2o's, new, Us, coupon, u.s. 50s,' 81, COUPON. ilsS
sd %, coupon, ia; l040s, coupon, u4Ik: Currea,
ey Sc, n61S; Marip3ss, Sst Canton, -: Cumber-
land, -; Western Union Telegraph, 6lx; Quick
silver, l2f Pacific Mail, SIN Boston ater Power;
-; Adams Express, ss9s; Wells, Fargo Co.'S Ex-
Rress,4oz OF d. American Express ,57H United States
cypress, %; n Y. Central and Hudson, 95ll
Ses iork central scrip, sfs; Erie, 800; do. pre-
ierred, -; Harlem, Is; do. prefd, :; Reading,
mM4t; Michigan Central, Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern. ll41s; Union Pacific Railroad,
Es Illinois Central, l34s Of d; Cleveland and Pitts
burg, HIS: Northwest, 70A: do. preferred, 9lA
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and IndianapOlis
III, New Jersey Cent, 1904: Rock Island, loss
Milwaukee and st. Paul. 6lx; do. prefd, sO5S
wabash and Western, 6sh; Delaware, Lsckswsna
and Western, l0Sts; Fort Wayne, 9gl; Alton and
Terre Hsute, :; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 7OlS
Chicago and Alton, liz; do. prefd, l2O1; Ohio and
Indiana Central, ls7s Tennessee 6,s, old, I5I: do
Is Old si. 81 do new a. Missouri S., 49, Cen
$50. Gold, ll21f. Market strong
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ToFFIcE OF AUDITING COMMISSION,
uS ~ ALDERNENs CHAMBER, CRY HALL
NAsHINGToS, u. O., August 2fth, ISL
80 before thls Commission expires, by limita-
ti8D, on me II DAY OF SEPTEMBER next.
au<s-td III. @. GILL. CLARK
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HASKELL, LYON d GO.
EARFIELD's PATENT COLD WATER SELF
WASHING SOAP
NO BOILING!
NO HARD RUBBING,
NO HOT WATER!
NO wASHBOARDS,
NO 81 UEING'
NO INJURY TO GARMENTS OR HANDS
BALTIMORE, MD.
The above firm having secured the exclusive right
to manufacture and sell
Warheld's Patent Cold Water Self.
Washing Soap,
in and for the T sTATE % 81 and DIS
rior SOAP, which washes thoroughly in any kind of
fabrics. 'A' -A'''
Not only does it labor, fuel, clothes, &C., but
by using it housekeepers get rid of the discomfort of
hot water in summer, and Of steam in the house du
ring winter, which causes frequent colds, especially
to those who go from q steaming hot wash room to
Thousands of testimonials to its great excellence
are at hand; but evidence equal that derived
from ones own observation and experience.
to ~ it, Single bar is Sufficient for the ordnary
week washing Of family of eight persons.
things that soil, and iiberates them from the gar
thus STiety and SgGkSy that
be cobes bT WIN nf ana aard usage OF
Very little hand rubbing is required with this soap
except when the clothes are much soied, the dirt
The clothes require blueing If dried in the sun,
aheS are 6lsaehed ed, sv ,S time they Are washed
aslong as when washed in the ordinary way with the
Soaps hitherto most popular.
GHEAPEsI Soap ever manufactured The usual
0''''n' " POOLE HUME. asa pa.av.,
austin 'N'0 AN'n'' ~ p" Cold Cold water Soap.
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Markets TO-Aav

BALTIMORE, August A.-yirginia skies, 80 bid,
~ asked do. 1856, s. bid, 20 asked; do coupon old
North Carolinas, old, a bid.
BALTINoEE, August A.-Cotton unchanged
Flour steady and fairly active. Wheat firm for
southern; Ohio and Indiana dull, 81 3Oa 81 s.
White southern corn firm, 6Sa76; mixed Western IS
Whisky unc hanged.
NEW YORK, August 24.-Stocks very steady and
9uiet; Governments firm and dull. Virginia s.
So; do new, North CarOlnas, 49,; do new 25IS
Money; ?. Gold, 12%. Exchange, long, So; do
NEW YoRK, August A.-Flour shade frmer.
wheat and &c. better. Corn quiet and heavy
LONDON, August q, ll:D a. m.-COnsols 93sz for
money and account: Bonds quiet and steady; 1862 s.
Va; 1855 8, ga lo67 g, 92as; 10 4Os, 9l.
S1Sa94. "
PARIS, August 24-Rentes Sc francs 40 confines.
meteorological RecOrt-Aug. "a, 7 .35 A. N.
War DEPARTMENT Si1naI S.rrie, w q A
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DP0F. SHELDON'S
Il FASHIONABLE DANCING ACADEMY
NEW MEDICAL BUILDING,I 1904 T ST. near 10th,
will open for the Season of lSI:2,
On SATURDAY, September 2, a, 80 D. m
DAYS AND HOURS OF TUITION
JUVENILE CLASS. TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS,
and SATURDAYS, 800 TO n. m ca
LADIES' CLASS, TUESDAYS, THURS -
DAYS and SATURDAYS, to p. "a
GENTLEMEN CLASS, TUESDAYS and tl..Ha
THURSDAYS, 7:3D to 9 d. M
Especial Class of Ladies and Gentlemen for the
Boston" Tuesday and Thursday, 9 to 10 D m
Reunion every Saturday, TO 10 D. m For Ladies
and gentlemen Only children will not be admitted.
Ladies desiring to attend these Reunions will be re-
9uired to make application for " Complimentary
Season SCI So Card Of Admission BY post to PROF.
SHELDON, 919 18th street N. W. If unknown to
Prof. 3, suitable reference should accompany the
note Of application. N0TICE.-All pupils entering
the classes during September will receive 50 lessons
to the quarter Private tuition and tuition IN schools
private families private classes any hour agreed
and X streets. au22-tf
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offer at private sale, on reasonabi
terms, the following
nESIRA pRnDEDrN.

NUIIOk.IWe offer at private sale, on reasonable
aan PEsIRABLIEE PROPERTY:
NO; IZo9 iIth street northwest, between and
pressed brlck front, two stories and Mansard
TOOL. The house is new, and contains the modern
No. 44s NJ street northwest, between 9Th and sth
streets stories and basement pressed brick; con-
ta,ns ro.ns, and modern conveniences.
No. 494 Nj street northwest, between 4th and 5.h
streets; stories and basement Imitation 81 brown
stone house contains 10 rooms, and all the modern
No. 42s New York avenue, between 9Th and sth
streets northwest: stories frame with brick base
No; 42a New York avenue, between 9TH and sth
streets northwest; 2 story frame with brick base
Nc; 4lo New York avenue, between 4th and 5th
streets northwest; story brick; containing rooms
northwest; story and basement pressed brick: fine
brick stable and carriage house and al the modern
No. ala New York avenue, between .th and s,h
streets northwest story frame with brick basement
Nos. All and ais New York avenue: 3 story
pressed brick fronts with brown stone basement;
Nos lie IIai and ii3s a sib s tHstH Ss..seen
and New York avenue northwest; 3 story bricks
containing rooms each, with bathrooms, water and
No; 1ll4 4th street northwest, between I, street
al1 New noTk avenue; story and basement brick
:. No. GIL Massachusetts avenue, between 9th and
IN ssIee d moIthwsst; story frame containing
Nos. 1920, 1929, 1924, 1926 and lO2s 9Th
srset northwest; story bricks, containing
No, 1880 5th street northwest, between NJ and
Nos. 1884, 1886 and 1855 Oh street northues.
between and Q streets.
Also, 5yery desirable building lots on the north
east corner OF street north and Isl street NEest
fronting ~ feet on street and 20 feet LIST street
Also, q number Of brick and frame tenelnents in
savage alley and Prathers alley suitable for por-
E.E, WHITE; sss Louisiana avenue.
=. CARCSI. 490 Louisiana ayeune
NM. L. MATTINGLY, 9Th St, bet d and sts
suIO-lm Asslgnees Of James c. Saylor.
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TO LOAN

TO LOAN,
$4,000 $4,000
In sums OF from one 70 ten thousand dollars
Apply 70 IL. W. WALKER co,
go. - Real Estate Brokers,
aul9 Ct No-sl6 f street, between sth and sth.
FOR SALE-At a bargain the GOOD WILL, &C,
OF the old established Coal and W God Depot cor
her OF Maryland avenue and Sth street Island suit
asie fqr coal or lumber depot. Apply at DR.. BOs-
WELL . drug store, corner Maryland avenue aud
lh street. aul0-tf
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ONAND AFTER AUGUST asp THE ROCK
~ WILLIE. MARLBORO, AND FDs
hh lA.i i,IS,vI \, Stages IA will leave1
every day, except Sunday.
Brookevi lille stage at o'clock 2; m. street, be
aug I'm J. O. HOWARD
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WOOD AND COAL

GOAL AND WOOD
DIRECT FROM VESSEL
AT CLUB RATES
FOR WINTERS USE
QcdITT AND QUANTITY GCARANrEEp.
'20e) lbs z,2so Ibs
Best quality RED ASH. Z - 90
Free burning WHITE ASH. 675 "a
superior CHESTNU P. . e-y
re COMPETE tclfh NET TONS sold for ErOSs
DAh ana Pin WOOD AZ same low rates
Orders received At PRINCIPAL stores thrOurhout tba
city, and at main ofsos. 0
JOSEPH L. SEYMOUR,
5l9 7th street,
ISL street wharf INV mo s-,s
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARE CHANCELLOR REyT-STORE AND
~ INJURIES, No. 1878 Ilth street east, near
the Navy 1ard Bridge; one Of the best locations in
the city Tor grocery. feed second hand furniture
fI,23re; Inquire next door, Of WILLIAM II. CAR
hlCo. aus St
ROB SALE-An old -establisheSi, we'll known RES
TAURANT, with q good run u customers. In the
center OF the city. Owner relinquishing bust
ness. suaS-ff
FOR RENT-The old-estabIished and we'll known
= HOUSEKEEPING STAND, on Ohio avenue
between 18th and 18th streets. Apply TO ANDREW
9.Jo1CE CO., Coach Factory. sua,St
CHOICE HUNTINGTON LOfysI AND s5
~ PER M0NTH-S25 cash.
IT, SEATON DONOHO & CO.,
au23t Gas street, between OH and ION.
FOR SALE-ST0CK and FIXTURES Of a Cigar
- store On 9TH street, between T and ~ ~
Bonndary streets: Inquire of Mrs LA>A
EMmA Al MERlCH, 9Th street, 3doors
north OF boundary. au27 81
A C0LoRED LADY OR GENTLEMAN WITH
"A SO capital wanted 10 open a branch for colorei
custom OF q Profitable and well established business
ID this city Business neat and gentee and will NOT
interfere with other employment. Address II 722
18th street. anaa as
MONEY TO LOAN ~ sr,,s
BEAL ESTATE SECURITY.
s,,o ~, tsuccessOr to Joshus Whitney s Coz
TX W. WALKER. A. H MCREA
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BANKERS.
nNE PER CENT. PER MONTH pam T0p
" MONEY ON CALL. 'Nh
The PAYof OFFICERS IN the ARMY. NAVY.
cashed in advance. IL
Money advanced SOLICIToRs OF CLAIMS ON
TREASURY DRAFTS and AUDITORS CERFIFi,
is being obtained.
A fine set a SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS IN
PERFECT 0hDERl for sale CHEAP IN
J. ii. SQCIER,
MONEY BROKER
aul5h lf07 ST., near L : Treasury
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"ASRINGTON CITY SAVINGS
w BANk,
Corner 18th Street and Louisiana Avenue,
PAYS PER CENT. INTEREST ON DEPOSITS
Interest CONNIE noes from date Of DEPOSITS
Deposits can be made and drawn at will
my0-u J. A. RUFF, Treasurer
MIDDLETON a Co.,
BANKERS,
l42s Street, 1.-TWO doors from q. s. Treasury De-
partment,
WASHING TON, ID. C.
Receive Deposits, and transact General Bapkius
Business.
Exchange on the principal cities taken ana given
az par to our depOsitors.
ecurities.
Loans negotiated on the best terms
Claims before all the United States pepartmeuss
delO-iftf MIDDLETON co.
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JAMES T. LEWIS
~ PURE"FAIRVIEW BLACKBERRY WINE
lwarrantedD introduced through the physicians
Sold by druggists only. For sale, wholesale by
CHARLES STOTT CO.,
aul9 I'm Pennsylvania avenue.
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"ANTED-To sell aONE-THIRD INTEREST
w IN Mercantile Business in this city a most de-
sirable opening for any wishing to engage in an
active business life, and where he can make an ex-
cellent and profitable investment The only reason
Tor selling being the actual need Of the services of
thlrd partner. Price, 81 900. Address MERCHANT
heP. vince. an 5-tf
nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS ANNUALLY FOR
" ~ years at 10 per cent. compound interest
amounts TO SIS "a One hundred dollars annually
lor ~ years AZ per cent. compOunt interest amounts
to SsSSo-H. The NORTHWESTERN loans it,
funds ~ per cent interest Real Estate SECURITY
Once 5O9 eth street.
mh9-tf I.Y. KNIGHT, General AGENT.
WANTED-S2, 900 for enc or more years. Good
w security, and for the benefit of the working
people) Address Immediately, "A. b. G. IS" No. 46s
mlssoerl avenue. oc21
To LOAN $4,000, $1,000, $4,000
81 900, ON REAL ESTATE In this city
apPlyto DODGE DARNEILLE,
mn 5u 1925 street.
c. O0n TO 81 900 TO LOAN, or 10 place IN
SCsOCO a paying and legitimate business
state wants, business, and location. x T. x ia7-tf
THE TPAnEC
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-27
Taking a Swim.

In Ohio, last week, twenty
Baptist clcrymcn who were at
tending convention went down
to q secluded spot on the river
bank, in the afternoon, for the
purpose Of taking a swim. This
score Of brethren removed their
clothing, and placed itrpon = rail
road tack close a. hand, because
the grass was wet. Then they
entered the water and enjoyed
themselves. Presently an express
train came around the cnrvc, at
the rate Of forty miles an hour:
and before any Of the swimmers
could reach dry land, al! those
undershirts and socks and things
wero futtcring from the cow
catcher and speeding on toward
Kansas. 1T was rainfr! for the
brethren, exceedingly painful be-
cause all the clothing that could
be found, after careful search,
was 4 sun umbrella and 4 pair vi
eyeglasses. And they DO say
that when those twenty marched
homo by the rcfa'sont light Of the
moon that evening, in single file,
and Keeping close together, the
most familiar acquaintance with
the Zouavc drill on the part Of the
man at the head with the um-
breIla, still hardly snficcd to cover
them completely. They eaid they
felt conspicuous, somehow, and
the situation was made all the
more embarrassing because that
night all tho Dorcss Societies and
the Womeu's Rights Conventions
and tho pupils at the Female
Boarding School, seemed to be
prancirg around the route Of the
parade.
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FRITTERs.-Put over the fire 4
pint of new milk into q pint Of
flour mix rs much new milk as
will make a soft, smooth paste !;
when the milk in the stew-pan
boils, stir in this paste very slow
ly, and stirring all the time to
prevent its being Iumpy; remove
it from the hottest part Of the
fire to prevent scorching; when
this is well mixed IN, let it bubble
once take it off, and add the
grated yellow rind of two lemons,
add a little salt, and beat we'll for
three or four minutes. Set it
aside to cool add a little Of the
lemon juice and the yolks Of three
or four eggs beat all until light !;
then the beaten whites, stirred in
lightly. Into the dripping-pan
put three spoonfuls Of fresh lard !;
when it gets hot drop in q spoon
full Of batter in q place. Let the
fritters cook quickly, and when
one side is brown, turn and brown
the other; then put them in a Gu.
lander and let them drain, but
keep them in a hot place, that
they may not cool. Sugar and
cinnamon, with q little nutmeg,
are very nice for sitting over
them.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-27
Cundurango Exploded.

The September number of the
"National Medical Journal" Of
this city, gives a quictus to the
/ commercial speculation in cundu.
range, which a Ring of charlatans
and jobbers have attempted to i'm
pose on the public, as a cure Tor
cancer, by persistent and shame
less cxagseration. There has not
been a single attested case of can
Ger, treated with this vegetable,
which has resulted in any benefit
whatever, and all statements to
the contrary are wholly unfound-
ed. We say this with emphasis,
because the marvellous statements
about the pretended virtues of the
plant, originating in ridiculous
and apocryphaI story from Ecua-
dor, were fabricated and sent out
from here. which is the headquar-
ters OF the deception.
All the experiments made hy
reliable medical men with cundu-
range, in the navy, in private
practice, and now in the New
York Hospital, prove it to be ut.
terly worthless, and nothing
more than q bald imposition,
hardly worthy even to take
rank with Helm boId's Buchu.-
1t is well,known that a company
was organized to put in on the
market like any other patent
medicine, and all the recent puff
fiery and Misrepresentation, were
manufactured in that interest only,
with utter indifference to every
instinct aud feeling Of humanity.
No language Is too strong to
brand this imposture with the de-
tcstation which it deserves. When
men thus prostitute ar honorable
profession, and trade upon the az
flictions Of life for merccnary ends.
they become pests of society, and
ought to be excluded from the pale
ofhonorable recognition. The De-
partment Of State, which Indirect
Iv lent its authority to this Gun
durango business owes it to truth
and to the unfortunate victims OF
cancer, to publish Immediately the
medical reports which have been
made upon the subject. Any sup
preston or concealmcnt now, such
as is known to have been urged
by interested spectators: would
invite the gravcst suspicion as to
the motive of Withholding infor-
nation which belongs to the public.
( Washington Patriot.