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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22
NORWICH AND WORCESTER T,IVT.

~ SlpN' r., u. and T.. RR., 1871 - -
TRAINS GUlYG SCUTH LEAVE WoPcp-- -,
0.b5 m. Gay Passenger Train. Connect M Al W.,
s soL WA W A. afain from SoUhbndge and tor la
lord, aud Providence, at EorNicn ;,iij, it''tt
-, sew L9ni"n from West side ,tafio, 'N yam ''r
90 m. Way Passenger Train t,onrncfs a, 10,
eentcr WIN trains l:om Boston, Na4gi,, Eii' Ss
yy9rH lowell &c.i at Worcester JuneIinn ~, W.
train ffo S Ho FfT,!aS 81 trains at runam ~its
a., %LMieh WIN tr&Es for New London, G;sc
S'1G m WGy Passenger Train. Comment. q, ~,
eTS7'eE VIVA tf5lls from Nashua FilchhlTs nyyt
81 e. &C.. At Worcester junction win * nSnst,
Sttiii lou! boston, AMI trains nom Wn-te,h 80
PROVIDENCE and Worcester roals Al ,,i,,,, ~
IRAN i5on Boston; At rlainncd Iunci"n tr ans
HUN LLON'dtlice and Hartford arrive in 80 i.,,, "a,
this train. Passengers from Wgv stSfi,, ,sioon lof
Ee4ster Pntnam and Dauel;onyil,ci for E az
train ~ ~ i tg1Gc5 from New LoEGon viii take MA
leo ? n. steamhogt Express Tram Tor New, y,-A
Sehhecis * Worcester with trains from PSsta1
S9hgQrd, AahchesteI, Lowell, Lawrence Sas6Ts
pIcnIEH ras,, &e' a Putnam from Boston, wa
Tor New London at 9.I5 pm. "tD
p1O s ara sou %oISG NORM LEAVE NoRwIcu AT
N'hO IN, Steamboat LXrress train for Boston flany
Ton, BLACKSTONE, Frank in and Walpn q. st W.
Concol lJF FF9Si2 srlningham, Low en- Nashua
a Iny az Lilo n, dependent on arrval q,
600 m. Way Passenger Train C,rro.t,,.
Fla!iheid junction for Providence; al rnin,,,
I HT n45ion aEflynF at i0SO ans at orrctcr
G. ana frovidente; at Worcester for trains 10
A'oV q m: y ay Passenger Tram Connectinq Al
llslhheld WITH tsin from and for Providence.
att5Nu,S az n orceSier junction in season ior frani
- at orcester tor trains TO Boson Nati,ua &. y
o.46 M Way Passenger Train Conrecis al Nor
field Junction with train to Providence. Al Wv
cester with train for Boston. " wv
Whistler SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at ti,O0An,
Leaves Worcester for Webster at G.:s5 nm
a., /: St. 81. AkDRENS \, Enot.
uU BorWiCn 4 Worcoeg,r' Mo-
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w ESTWAlSD, H0 - Tickets for the
West by all routes and forall points South GU the
@issesipp River at the lowest rRtes. Apply 10 IONA
REARD, Y. n and Canals Express ofHCe Cyomp
ton Block Mechanic street. where all Information wi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

EURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS i
~ Made from an Indian recipe; certain without
supporters. Prepared and sold by Mrs. LINUS BELCu
Il. Randolph, Mass, Send stamp for circular
Sold by JAMES GREEN ~ CO., Druggists III Main
st., Worcester and by all Druggists.
all I'm 80 t,,,9,n
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For Sale and Exchange.

pOOT FACTORY FOR SALE-A four
~ story Brick Block, with good basement well
lighted, having engine, boiler. steam heating appar-
lus and plenty Of main and sewing machine sGaftmg
manufacturing 1t is situated to one OF the best
streets N The city VIII be sold reasonable price,
ABBOTT u RICE,
Central Exchange.
NOR SALE-Two Building Lots, suitable
Il for notwithstanding purposes, where steam power
viii be furnished At reasonable rates To parties purchas-
nj dit ABBOTT " RICE.
49, FOR SALE In Brookfeld, Farm
E,i OF lOj acres: good buildings; Is acres moving
El and tiage; A. acres OF woodland part very large
and old growth; VIII Keen 10 head through he
ABBOrf a RICE
49, FOR SALE-Farm of As acres, with.
81; in - miles ot city good 2,lory houses rooms;
AI!I good barn. 80 acres moving tllage and pastor
$R1aEe; acres wood, ~ years growth; sprnut
ABBOTT y RICE.
a. FOR SALE-9 miles from the city, a
EliI house. large baIn; buildings all in first rate re
pair; 80 acres moving ami tllage; - acres wood
age cuts 80 tons hay; will keep IS head cattle; plenty
fruit miles TO- depot farm under high state of ul
Mi du ABB5TT u RICE.
- FOR SALE-A Village Residence.
E;i,l within miles Of city ten minutes walk OF r. Il.
lA depot stores, churches, schools &c.; from three
gardening; plenty Ot fruit; 2-sOry house, barn and
wood shed, all in thorough repair; small water priyi-
adapted tor raising trout There Is an early and late
train to the city, and luSt the place for man to live
' ''' ABBOTT & RICE
ABBOTT& RICE
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Mroitlnal.

INDIAN CANCER DOCTRESS.- Mus.
II H. G POTTER, formerly Of Boston. skilmlly re-
moves Cancers. TunOrs, and all Secondary Formations
without the aid OF instruments, avoiding all painful
operations with the lance She is prepared to submit the
highest testimonials from all CLASSES OF citizcus. She
relies upon her cures, rather than upon any snowy state
mcnt in PRINT. Consultation free.
Residence Linwood Place, Worcester
Office hours 4. NJ. TO Il NJ. and to NJ. dim
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each way daily Sundays excepted. between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.

WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
eSonnecilng With the aDoNe-nsmed steamers leaving
WORCESTER at 1910 and 4.IE p H. FREIGHT 1V
thcse trains is sure to he New York the next morning.
uEyoeable accidents alone preventing. The faciesi
A9 NC rates arc always as low by any other line.
Freight forwarded from New YORK South via Camden
ana Amboy Il. H.. and West via. Ere and Penn Centra
N. r. s. or ny any other roCts, ordered promptly
fof Iurther Information inquire Of w. II. TURNER
agent orceater. +. 81. n. ANDREWS, Sap't.
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Rrat estate.


~ FOR SALE-In West Boylston,
Hi,:I small Farm OF acres q OF a mile from depot,
iit and 4 Of amilc nom ecnire; good buildings, 6nd
p'''''' u ''''' j., +. rXRNENTER 4 Go.
~ FOR SALE-Farm of so acres,
K;;;I miles rom Worcester. ~ miles rom depot ana
SllL Of a mile school, churches stores post Office
good bSiidings; wood enough for place rice 500
''' D.F PARMENrER < Go.
*. FOR SALE Farm of 60 acres, 5
MI miles from Worcester ~ miles churches
El.l post office, DC; viii keep cows and horse The
rom 5toSO years GROWTH good buildings ana water
d. F. rAGnlENTER X co.
~ FOR SALE-ln Auburn, a Farm of
SIT; 80 acres miles to depot, milo to churches,
-AA buildings; 200 fruit trees, ST acres wood u OF il
Rorsc Price $4,000 Terms Sgfn 10 SUI. ia' % cows ana
d. +. PARlrENTER y co.
"a FOR SALE-A Farm of So acres, IA
S:i:I miles fom Worcester. of nile TO stores posi-
Eils office, &C; cuts 10 tons good hay, mostly by
lumber and orchardng sufficient FOR the place good
buildings and good land, for only $500
j. +. PARaENTER X co.
- FOR SALE Or Exchange for City
H;.i property. miles from Worcester Farm of loo
800, morse; 6oO cor,s o. weed E9od bndlas5 and
~ FOR SALE-A splendid Farm of
XII 800 superior uidngs 200 mutt iree. 50
hSill acres OF wood and TIMBER mostly heavy gIUWlh
Will keep ~ COWS and 3 horses - miles rom
celeut market; stages pass daily The greatest bar
j. r. PAGAENTER ~ co.
o. FOR SALE-A twO-stoIy 2-tenement
S5,i. house, a good street at the south end
Eil. Price $500. D. +, PABMENTER Il co.
~. FOR SAJ,E-A tyo.storv bouse and
Mil basement. 10 icnements-jl rooms; rents for SS5
il per month; new house Price SSOOO Terms easy
d. f. FARMENTEB Il co.
g. FOR SALE-A two-story, 3-tenement
Iii French root house; rents for S6l5 a year.
kIL Price $500; wants Sl4OO down.
I-A=4~ u. F. PARMENTER Il co.
HG FOR SALE-lO desirable house lots,
@F in good location Price 6to 10 cents per square
-&-too j. r. PARMENrER * co.
s FOR SALE-A good house lot on
T OPS dtI D. T. PARMENrER Il co.
&Q O0O WILL BUY A TIMBER
PO ,OOO Farm Of l6O acres, 60 acres in heavy
timber will cut 500 OOO feet olumber 1000 cords wood
TAX Walnut and hcstnut; good soil; keeps Il head
cattle and pair horses; well stocked With choice trut
trees and choice grapes good II story house, Il rooms
painted and paperei barns; carriage and wood huusc
good granary; well located on good road, near neigh
bors This is great bargain, and must be sold. Apply
TO l.. E. CAPEN, Real Estate Agent, Putnam, Ct.
d6t NO
NOR SALE my ESTATE, No. Sj7
Il Main ST., Worcester. WILLIAM II. JOURDAN.
n9 ,u
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v FREMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
~ AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAIIR0l AZ
CARS eave worcester, F0sterSt Depot Tor H0ogc fnN
neIl, North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, n Y M 4 M
NJ: for \, North Adams, iloosae Tunnel Greenfield, She
putlie ans anI Br&tlG9oro, at $50 and ILLS am For
GTeenied at 30 and lib A. NJ, and 400 p n ~ ''
Leave Hoossc Tunnel for Boston at $50 M and I %
p m. ~ " '' anu i'-V
Leave Greenfield for Boston az 30 and @ IN m and
22S M eae Bral tloboro for Boston M % md E Al
m. and 200 2 n. ~ at i'-- anu Oh
q me idQ N aud 100 m traing, from IIoosac Tunnel
ndV Il ny uaiI RON Grcenlcd, and Si IN ana q I'd n M
trans rom BultlleborO, connect at FiIchhnym Win
trans ai ! Io Or l.rovidenGe, Newport and Taunton
~ I'oV u III 4lld 2O m trains from liaosac Tunnel
iuu a u m ana 2UU pm trains from Bratt ItDr con.
meet at fehburg with for Worcester PTovidence
Newport, &c. ''' NV ue'i0o'
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VERMONT

Hon. Daniel Roberts, of Burlington has been
appointed by the legislature TO contract for the
PREPARATION and publication of digest of the de
clslOnS OF the supreme court of The state Ii
will be in one volume, and contain about 900
pages.
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The house Of Mr. William Murch, in Surrey.
was burned on Sunday morning.
Lewiston is erecting fne lycenm hall 10 seat
IVO9 PERSONS, which will be completed in March
he Fellows mills at West Athens and a stare
were burned on Saturday. Loss heavy. with
Hon. J. X Smart Of Camden is reo,rdcJ ne
hopelessiy insane by Superintendent Harlow
and has been removed 10 Ills home.
heal estate IN North Berwick has advanced
from ten 10 twenty per cent since Tho heo,nni,,'.
OF the railroad extension.
The Key 9 z. Parker, d. D., Of GorIiam, has
received unanimous call from the Second Pres.
pyIsrian CHURCH in Hanover, E.J, lie aiso lbs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

DACIFIC MAIL S. S. CO.'S through line
- to California and China. Fares greatly reduced
steamers leave Pier No. ~ North River loot Of anal
street, at Il o'clock noon. on the
18th AND BOTH,
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the dav
previous. ~ '
Nov. d. Steamer HENRY CHAUNCEY Cant A.
-, cray connecting with steamer CONSTITUTION,
Capt. Caverly. '
, Az departures connect at Panama with steamers for
Cenlrat American and South Pacific ports Departure
OF 18Th touches at Kingston, jamaica
FOR Japan ana China steamer JAPAN leaving San
Francisco December /, ISL
one hundred pounds baggage allowed each adult
tendance free 49, "
F3r freight or Passage Ticket, further information
H. BABY Agent; to SUTTON ~ WHEELER > imcoin
bioch, Woreesteri or TO agents for New England.
nl3 DIFF - - iG Il P a - IL -, az ~ -,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

Dr. Henry Warriuer, two years aao A mem
Der OF the legislature from the fourth Franklin
representative district, died very suddenly 81
heart disease at Plymouth on Thursday. HE
was native OF llawlcy, aud for several wears !.
professor Of Antioch college. Early dunn ~
war he was editor Of the Louisville Union an
outspokcn republican paper, and Subsequently,
became connected with the sanitary comniissinI;5
Alter the war he was occupied for some time IN
preparing history Of a portion Of the wor, Of
the sanitary commission, residing lin Deetfirld.
from which place he was chosen representative
For the last year lie has been engaged IN teach.
ing at Plymouth He leaves widow, but no
children
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WQDlK,g]ESTER AND NASHUA nm,

w p6tD' - a. : ~ AN u NASH ia RAIL
ger Traius Will run as follows; - f'' '''i' "SSeh
(GTOtOn Passenger D % " " ''' ~ anu o'A
i N 5,, Junction for Worcester at am
IIa,e On Sa 1 az ~ = M l2OO m tnd $50 M
- Ihe OjO IRAN connects at Fchburg with tpi no e ~
Vermont and Massachusetts. Cheshire and 1in3 ne
burlington Railroads, at Grot0n Junction viii ,d,, my
the Flch6nTg down, PeterbOrO and SI, rrv Stn,1
BROOK, enG Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and 4
Nasnua WIN trans OF the WIltOn Concord MaDrheses
snl Lawrence Northern, Boston, concord and montreal
roads. ~H''''N'iS MAUI
The ill5 a m train connects at Filchhurg with Che
ant, h huIahu 2d burlington Freight and pas,en
Re 70 ftuuad) trains; At &rOtOu Junction with FitrbS
burg stony Brook and Lowell AMI Lawrence trains. any
" NASHUA wan Wilton Concord, Manchester ani i",vl
renee Nofhen Ito franklin and Boston, Concoy,i IA
Montreal 10 Plym0uth) trains. ' U "hu
The 4.2O p m tram connects At Fitclhrr, az y -.
WIN CuSshlIe vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
NM burlington Night Express trins at tr00n Jnncrinn
WIN fch6urg PeterbofO and Shirley and stony Rro1E
Trans; ana at Nashua with Concord Manchester and
bbaSSielCe hotIhen Vermont Central Night Express
NSueHapurh' ana Mehrea! and Champlan trains.
c. :. TURNER SIM
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FITChBURG y WORCESTER n u
No. ~ MMER ARRANGEMENT - Ccnncnrine on,
@oNpAi' May /, lSlL-Pas3enger Trains i0r woes

4 81 MINER ARRANGEMENT - Cnn,yor,i,,,,s 80 -,
MONDAY, May l. lS1L-Pas3enger Trains var ly@,cca
'''' 'OA "V'''t'
Leaye Fitchburg, g. NJ, 1850 ana 10 p. u,.
aouth Fltchblrs, sos a. NJ, l2.li aui & 81 o. n
Leonlnsicr, $ II q. m, LOO and - 30 D. n,
6Rtes crossing, s. Il r. m, / VI and 4 81 D. m
6t@l1 5 Junction, S b q. m, lis and d is b. nj,
SSterlns center, S35 q. m, iaU and t.. ~ u. 81
Passenger Trains for fitchburg- - "
Leave Worcester. $40 and II. Is a. m snt 4 On a. So
STERLING junction, I.0I and II 81 a. nj ana am q,
Steriing Center ll4 and u % p m and 4 tS n n u, ~
Latl 5 junction ~ a M. and l2.l4 ami SIG b m
gates Crossing, LIS a m, u. p and 52i n m 49,
E5 Leon St i5O a. m. 1913 and 30 p. m
6oulh flchDlFg, 1877 g. m. 1879 and ~ -,
RAILROAD CoEHECIIONs-rhe & 80 ana II TX ~ -, 49,.
~ p M trains from Worcester cnnc"i At III tha
WIN tle Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington r. ias
Ny points i north ana west; aso connect at Fieh6nr.
WA ~ Luz eIlnoht ana massachusetts Il II for Greenfield
ana bltltehOfo and intermediate stations 'A
The SUI a. m. and l2dp p. m. Tram from irtcI,lur, m
neeI AZ worcester VITA Boston ~ Worcester rrninfa
" ~ worcester, Norwich " Worcester EaiIrpaJs aNS
deld. N S''e "cst Wa Hptihs'
Ihs G P m tram from Fitchburg connects at wor
New York via New London II 4 ~ ONn 't G, Iot
Omee llehburg Worcester Il. r. , ''F -
FltGOblrP hsnN I
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Steamers.


The BTEAMBOAT EXPRESS PASSENGER Tn AVE-
WI leave WORCESTER daily (Sunlays eTrenied9 a.
llu p NJ for New London, there CONNECTING Sitb M,
egs OF the Norwich and New York Transport ton cam
CITY OF BOSTON
CITY OF KEW YORK.
CITY OF LAWRENCE or
CITY OF NEW LOHDuN
for New York.
TWO EMPRESS FREIGHT TRATNe
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~ FOR SALE-ln West Boylston, n
#i;: small Farm OF acres, OF a mile from depot
EiiI and 4 Of mile nom ccnre; good buildings hnd
plenty OF fruit. Price ,!0O IL called for soon.
u. +. PARMENTER a. co.
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A NCH0R LINE STEAMERS
AA Sail

Every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY to and from
NEW YORK AND GLASGOW.
cnIlg at Londonderry to land Mails and Passengers,
NC steamers OF this favOrite line are built expressly
LOT te AtIhlC Passenger Trade. and fitted up In every
!cSpecI W!Gh all the modern improvements calculated
10 insure the safety, comfort and convenience of mas
,o n, PASSAGE RATEs-PAYABLx IN CURRENCY.
~ GLASGOM: LIFERPOOLASD LONDONDERRY
- fIsl Sa9n, 500 and SIS, according to location Cabin
Return Tickets, $3.50 scouting best Observation-Disclosures
lnterme iate S33. Steeragc sls 0''7'
Parties sending tor their friends in the Old Country
can purchase tickets at reduced rates For frtbeT raT
ueulars apply to HENDERSON Bros 7 Bowling Gwen
New York, or to RICE " WIiITi M "is'"'
O3 dtiaI - ttJ. 80 a.,
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~ FOR SALE-Farm of so acres, z
K;,;T miles from Worcester, : miles rom depot and
Slll Of a mile 90 school, churches stores post Office
&c will keep cows and horse large orchard;
good buildings; wood enough for place. Price $500
ID. 7, PARMENrER Il co.
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~ FARMS WANTED.-We have a
Eai large demand for FARMS within miles OF Wur-
MI Cester Centre. Hand in your descriptions while
1922 the trade is lively, H. A. ELY 81 Co,
s2l dit Corner Main and Pleasant sts
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n EW RAILROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

Trains Dailv Gaci, yav fSin I1l, F"Hr passenger
nelMeeh So trninsham and Lowell making sure con- M,
meGtlons NJ SO. birmingham with Trains On r. (, 4
H. t. from worcester Springfield, Albany and The Wett
Messengers can leave Worcester VIA Il. \ A. r. r. AT
Ug A. N arrive in Lowell at $50 A. NJ: at g25 4 NJ
arrive IN Lowell at ll40 A. NJ. ut 40 p NJ arrive ia,
Lowell AT $40 p n. - s. "IIl'e III
euTHing. Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and Tho
Mesl al % 4 NJ, arrive at Worcester al 80 NJ at
l3O r NJ arrive at Worcester at 800 NJ NJ AZ ~ az
arrive at Worcester at 1880 p. ~ " '' = '''
nlrongi Tickets, and baggage checked through 10 all
II,hPoIsaHI points Trains arrive at and depart from
Is L. ~ H. r. Depot, MdueseX ST forming The hest
ana qnlcEcsi route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield Albany, New York and the West
II 7 cno,,,-,,- H. a. BLOOD, Supt Fitchbulg.
e. }. CROSSMAN, Gen Agent Lowell
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nor SALE-Two Building Lots, suitable
for notwithstanding purposes where steam power
Will be furnished At reasonable parties purchas
Ing and building thereon. Location desirable
nj dit ABBOTT ~ RICE.
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L. A. ELY & co.

GENERAL GOOD BUSINESS CHANCES
- Tor sale L. A. ELY & 90.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-22

- FOR SALE Farm Of 60 acres, 5
f;i miles from Worcester. ~ miles rom churches
I'LL post office dc; viii keep cows and hnINe the
year round; large supply Of rui, ~ acres wood,
m i 10 30 years growth; good buildings ami water.
Ice $500, Terms easy.
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=; hoAD.-,Summer Arrangement. June ~ ISL.
Express IRAN stopping only at Wnonsocket and Tx
9rldgel leaves worcester at lois IL M. Providence AZ
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11
To the nicteG

DIR. W. X. DOHERTI returas his sincere
thanks to his numerous patieats for their pat.
ronagc, and would take this opportunity TOY
remind them that he continues to consult at
his Institute for the cure of Chronic Diseases of
the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Gcnito-Crinary Organs, and all Private DisJ
eases, viz Syphilis nall its forms and stages;
Seminal Weakness, and all the horrid conseL
qnences ofSelf-abuse ;Gonorrhna, elect, Strict,
ures, Nocturnal and Diurnal Emissions, Sex.
ual Debility, Diseases of the back and Loins.
Inflammation of the bladder and Kidneys, etc,
and he hopes his long experience and success
full practice will continue to insure him sba. %.
ofpuhlic patronage. By his practice of many
years in Europe and the United States, he is
enabled to apply the most efficicn: and sue
rcssful remedies against diseases of all kinds.
lie usesno mercury, charges moderate, treats
his patients in a correct and honorable way,
and has references of ucqucstionable veracty
from men of known responsibility and high
standing in society. All parties consulting
him. by iette' or otherwise, will receive the
best and gentlest treatment, and implicit
secrecy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

BAKED INDIA PUDDING.-Scald one
quart Of milk, add seven teaspoonfuls of
Indian meal, molasses, and sugar to suit
the taste, one teaspoouful of cinnamon
and ginger, one half nutmeg, salt, stir the
meal anlcoM mill, fhch add to tho scalded
milk. Bake an hour or more.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-11-11

OAT MEAL AS FOOD" If mothers
would have their children grow up clear-eyed
and comely, with frames of bone and not
of cartilage, with transparent compilations
instead of muddy ones, with full well
rounded limbs instead of scrawny ones,
then do not always set before them bread of
fine -four and highly seasoned meats, but
give them four or FIVE times a week a
breakfast of oat meal mush. Do you say
they don't like is?~ Perhaps you DOM
know how to prepare it properly. The
Scotch method Of preparing oat meal, is to
make a thin mush, little THICKER than
cruel, and the boiling should continue
three or five minutes, (not more) after the
thickening is flushed. This eaten, with
sugar or milk alone or with syrup, is highly
palatable, and is generally liked by chill.
dren whose tastes are not vitiated?"