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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

SHE HAS CoME.-That accomplished dress
maker, announced by Mrs Wilkinson lately has
arrived, and hereafter will be found at Mrs.
Wilkinson's fashionable millinery and dress
making rooms, on Court street. She comes from
New York oity, where for several years she has
been leading cutter and filter in prominent
fashion emporium, and is dress maker of first
ability, and has no superior even at Chicago.
She will be valuable acquisition to Mrs. Wiki
inson's establishment, and the fashionable ladies
Of Ottawa will gladly avail themselves of her
rare skill and experience in fitting them with
elegant and stylish dresses.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

LosT.-A brass cap from Niagara Engine was
lost, around the ruins of Richardson : warehouse.
last Wednesday, The finder will please leave it
at the Ottawa Machine Shops and Foundry.
MARK DUFFY Foreman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Mems fine shoes very cheap at Child s. Bros.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

pounds New Orleans Sugar for S1OO.
5pounds best Rio Coffee Tor Sl.00.
Best Japan Tea Sl10 per pound.
Rabbits best Soap 10 cents per bar.
2pound Can Peaches for % cents.
At billiards., No. - La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

The cheapest place in La Sale county to buy
boots and shoes is At Child " Bros, and the,
have the largest and best stock to select from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Why eat black musty bread, when you can
have nice white ioaves, such AS only can be made
from Jerry Woods premium flour?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

A large. stock of Ladies' English Lasting
Promenade Boots Just received at J. Megatfin's
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

A new stock Of Plow Boots just received at j.
Meg.tfs's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

A fine lot Of Spring Shawls cheap At Hilliands.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-05-06

Sundays eSceptet saturdays excepted. Nos. and
run each thru sunday, commencing January 24h Freight
nom Chicago and eastern points arrives Ottawa s ~
ready for delivery All trains make close connections In
Ilca.o Win eastern roads. +. TAEbSER.
Ottawa Feb. i1;h. ISL. Agent c. Il. l. & p L r
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LOCAL MATTERS.


Cntl further notice trains pass Ottawa
station as follows:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02

Gin fOnbsrtarsr 3wifGsnfaq III co, ba6
auf eer bret Uber pier Suaeratmetlsn
srcssn S6utt. unb SriimmsrRdtts, mel.
DE fratsr Nprb. 6 tieago mar, nur
stn stn,isss 5auS gang unpfrit6rt lsbsu
ssblistsn II, unb bIsies siu3iss iil tas
6aus res rsi&Rsn Manuss pOn Gbieasp,
M. .. Spssn. sBdtrsnb bis 5iusGsn
unb 6iittsn 3sbntaalsnpsr elm Raab Der
6lammen 9ewcreen Fnb; pd9rfne ltlba
bic aus mafiipsn 8ru6Itsinsn gsbautsu
Gir&sn Der gcrbIsits Obns ole ausnatme
aIs ausgebrannt. 8uinrn baRebsn, ia
Res jpan3isiaasn Nilllcndrs aus SCla
ssbautss prattSOlrs 0Otnbaus niGt
stnmal an8sIsn8t.
@trabe tem Ssrsn'i6sn @aiten stgsn.
iitsr mar ter RsrrIi&e GeGass'fts Gar
ten, Der StClJ dnb bic 3isrbs ron 9ctt.
Gttta8c. Das mIittn tartn eeIsatne
DOtnbaut @eGass's III pSais ausas-
brannt, atsr In rsn bart baneten llrbsu.
ben @swit stdulsru 1nb nl&t etnmal tie
@Iasi&sItsn psrIcBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
Sie 1tnteritdeun9en uuS bic 9suts
f6cn.

GrnRlt&s &tae'n FnO taut 8spprttn
User Die 9crinse Ssrld1&tieuns. pelft
bic tsutf&sn atsstranntsn tst rem bio
isbt faif ausf6ltseIi4 NIT amsrttansrn.
bsisbtsn untsrflBuuss. GOmits unb fst-
nen llnter. Gcmttfs 9ffunetn 5atsn. gs.
fcnbsrs Iaufen BON pentsnissn TsutfGtn
bsr Ncrbfeite SeftwerSsn stn, wtI&e I'm
D. untsrllituussbifrttt Can Der arGrr
auaS unb um8essnb) stn prcvifOrti6ss
unterfCmnen sffunrsn batsn. Gisls 3u.
rHfitbuns Der Dsuii6cn If zine S&ma0
unp stn 8snsis, teB Die Gommiitfts tiHr
an5atI esute in idA enttaItsn. trrtn
GnSRsr5t8fsit ftItlf turb rts iur6tbars
Nctb esuii&tr Rittiirssr nt6t sslprsnst
rtrrsn fOnnte. Die srcee WaTt tsr
Ceuti9sn lsbt Gubsttaib bar tir6Ii6sn
Sr9antfatiCnen, unp FIR Ten amsritausr
iino bic 8tr6enssmsinftaftsn eas u unb
. aIlsr lln!rrfiisun8 unb ris Gmpistl.
une rines 9siitIt6en uesr rtnss &irben.
dItffsn Mutt auf GommtirsmttaIlsbsr
nile 3auter, trGtrtnp Der niht etrartia
rmpIcbIene Teutl6e ppn pcrntersin nit
einsm SswiiIen Ntbtrausn ansrlebeu
wirr. Nur nit 9ii9s III ron teutl6er
Sstts tte 3aInfau9 etnissr tsutl6sn
3it8Ilrrrr in's Central Silfs Commit.
tee bur68sitbt. Der GinFrB bi,isr eeut.
lhsn Wit9Iiersr trrarL plt bic u6ener.
rdtntsn 8laBsn SsIssu, nod lsbr tu
BsrfarfunB, Dem antraB rss reutlGsn
5llispsrsins (6auptquariter In Qurora
Surnbaae an Wilpautee Qpeuue), mu6
SsiisEs rfs amsrifanif6rn untsrllab.
un8aecmmitists 6Cl8e ss9stsn wsrpsn
unO fur jreen rrr flint untn tasunsS.
DtRrttif bic rrei tarin srnannitn teut.
ihsa WitSlitper rfn ansritanti6sn un.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nit weller @li&s
be,s6ti9Ena bsiseCrpnIt ptrrsn. gur
raeurh tann fen teGtlGsn Abssbrannirn
esr ibneu jutCmmenes anttsil on tsm
atlSsmsiuen tntsrfaSunSsIcnO ssR4srt
mertsn. ScQte o9n Seittn tss ameritas
nil&sn COMMITTEES ecm ssrs6tsn Der
Ianssn ter Gsuti6sn 8ibsrltanS tnt.
esssnsslsBt rsrrsu, 70 miibtf bic Sfparat.
iammIun8 teGti&er gsitrdss in unb au.
bsrRalb Gbieaso's uab bic Separatper.
ttstIuns tsrleItsu untrr GeutI&t bier
craanifrt wsIbsn. gBir brT.R itbO6
nit6t. paB ss raju tCmmsn pirp.
Ger sOrilsRiuts GrttisI ta brr .Sal.
nCis Staatt3situn9" entnCmmsn. Ob
iia rsr am StIub ausSslprc6sns frOm-
me 0uni& tsrieibsn stfiiQt Obrr ni6t -
i&aesn t6nntf rs auf ftinsn Gaa, wrnn
l&cn ifBt bic Ssttraee birsft an bic bsut.
l&s 5aIfs- COMMITTEE In G6icasO unttr
fO!5snetr aprtfs ssisnbst Rirben;
G. KNoBELsDoRFF,
Secretary German Aid Association,
Corner Second st. Milwaukee Ave,
Chicago, Ills,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
SSaa Sess 9SOgcSena.
9lrYrNs pru Nubre Sugp.
C59Iub)

9pei Sage ipGter lansts Der Batter Sc
Ices in BiISenffsin an. Nahpsm ibm
5elire alIt nd0ereu llml1inos ibrer 8ft'
uns unO Der NsttunB b,S tresutsuesn
&srrnGaeus erIaGlt tatts, lisB er Tf BON
ibr su Senup fiibren uno Dante steism In
ben bereoteasn gScrten fur feline Iufcpf'
erurs. Gieler lebuts isbO2 alien Oant
NIT ren Bprtsn as: Sd t0at nur mfins
gliat Ruh ntdt5 gnrrrss."
Mit SsrGnsn i'm IuGs ldisb an bsms
fsIbsn Gage OaS Dstatsmrnt aus Bits
rrnRfin. Brnno mar rem ScIpatsn Itfts
aIS 6amfrap nnS ME ais brntaIsr 8iibrsr
9sseuIttrsstretsn. 0srubs ttfftr llmitanp
bate in ben 2sutrn stns @nbansti6fstt
auSssbtlbtt, pie Ts iid i'm SolpairnIsben
6fters setgt, wsan Ger Goutmanttrfnte ss
ptrRanpsu, bte eiirrne 6aul bsr Dieclp'
lin nit rsm rapfaaftIiAtn Sertebr
ju psrtiupsu.
Dsr 3uRanb Ssuno'S fAifn i6 su
SsrfGltmmrrn; aud ter btrttiesrufsne
Nr,t tbstlis bisIe Wsiruns unD srtIdrte,
raB Ssnur unbsbinst mad sinsm tItfsr
9eIsgsnen 1brtle her gossien am Iietf:n
sar.s unp gar in bic Gtsns ssftoTt rsr.
rem miilIe.
! nDanu laFs ta i9n mad NiI0aulen
trnnspprtlrsn !" Iaete Iantsau.
Ser arSt 3ufts bsSrntlta nit BEN
AGfln. nDttb niat". iast' sr, ,,ob Der
1eraais risisu G,anspUrt usbaltsn wirr."
.5aItrn Gle bic g6unce fir lstsnsss'
fibrItd?" ira0ts 8slies tttiimmsrt.
,Nein", autpCrtets prr arjt, = owpbl
atsr pIrIte Tb rur6 ben SlutpsrInit
pura pts Strapa,sn unp burA 1t, Nufre.
Suns Gin nrrpFiss 5iebsr stnf fen. fur rsi'
| fen gIuegaus glismaup sarantirsn faun."
| ,0sun sr attr, rpif Gle msiutu. aus
benz titfgen rautsn 8Itma uatb Gem mil.
Osrsn Der Gtens eebraat wire, 70 sIau'
sen SIe, ba6 tr ssrfittt wirS?" frrltis
Ssliee wsitsy.
,.5Edulsiu, mir fasiut IS, als msnr
bier tis 1ltttun5 nur In 9o!ttS 6ant
ldss."
6eIiet trat gum 6snf'r; Fs ppaIs ben
i Gr,t nt6t Die 2brdne 3eissn, psIht Il
inter ibrrn lamar;sn g2imptrn Ssrbtdfts
Wantfau bate ss tfmsrtt. er GIN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
gBirfnms bon sdlte unS sBdrme.

sBslde 0trtunssn batsn gBirme uno
SdIis9 frasts rin eebrsr sinen Snaisr.
"Cit 6dlte Siett 5ulammeu. bic 8irme
rstnt aus."-,,Rttt 70, tSnnt 9br tds
bur& Gin 9siipisl aus Gurtr sisnsn Gre
fatruns tstfssn2' Der S6aIcr f6pits,
fetns itrissn Slmsraren sIObtsn sinanetr
an. GnsItd 1anp elmer auf une riff: ;. .
Ia! Btnn's brib III, wsrtsn bic 9dss
lang unb wsnn's taIt IT. lptrrtn Fs fury"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02

auf 1sine Gca.er ;u, lrste prrtraurnecctl
feline 9ano auf bic Stuittr 6sliee's unb
fd9ir:
"8elrt, Id psrbe aGss tNun, nm benz
8t.ter Tsinss 2strne, GsIasr Gbre unS
Gstnts GsrmSssns Ollie ju brinssn." =
gtm antsren Gage tswsste Fb Gin gSa-
gen lanBIlm auf Duesweilsr ,u. Sn esm
lslttn lag stn 8tsbsrHter, In wcaene GsE>
fen Gepadt, auf rsr einsn Ssits, wdtrsnc
euf rsr antsrn Seilt Satsr unb Schisr
flo tresutunasrca anfabsn, wsnn imntr
unp INNER plsrsr eis Brtts n5sIies" fh
wtsrsItclisn.
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Versicherung,
SpenifiOll-.an .anD-9Sc cbieI.

Y. Sftmarf W0Itfr (gla6ieI8tv sen O,
3. @altsr) ii Ngsnt fir bic ,,Scms @srii&sr'
Maiual." Gsrnrr alfnt fir ale turppailtrn
Tampfer-9initn. pdIassf9rine duf Dampf-
np SraelftiTsn HAD ure pen Samtvrg 9rr-
men uno allt antrrsn 6Gffn pfresn pfriauft.
WstIrI perefn tad aaeu EheiIsn has aItfH ga.
trldnets la zen riferiB ten Ra:ln ausIeiisIl..
Ofis., 205 gadap tina glriuus (3eiSlTS
3immsr Ne. 1, rbsungi, 1919
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02

= GtrIfine NuIcn, Die tsritmit Sin.
ssvin, tat $1,000 fir bic 4Otblttrsnrtn
In Gb!ea8o ttrassstsn; stsnlOpltl ttr
prdfrsHt Ter Der. Staaisn, unp BRIG.
Ram gsan8, Der SttrbsIliss Der WOrmU.
men. glsis Surssr Don Rsp g,rt satsn
is 10000 1taars.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
Ord)eItriOll.

3as in efr Gsrmania Salts auFasiflite Sr-
hsitricn III rru tsm talsuBoQsn Spfrumsntsn.
blusr, Srn. q. gBslef, reparirt uue nit einsr
%niabl usutr 9'iecrn pfglrtrn pCreen. uuS Fam
has putIitum in ecr 3ugpnft wirtsr tei eiuem
l6lumsnSsu 0laie Sier BEN GjcnuD rinsr tIni-
Fl6su Wuff tatcu. Srrsdt ssiallst eCr.
9pbn Schiller.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02

nsp, btrIs esits MAJ isrlIs,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
9esrifSftueis.

), 9tis. gsb' binaus, made bic 5aus'
.taIs ,u -glut pas lauf unp fneirit
pu ta?"-,Sl, Strr. wtnn Id bic 6aue'
ibirs ia MADE, ME femme ID fsrn
pifstr biutiH ?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-11-02
DupOnfO 9oIOenf (1iusn fir cfrautu
DapOnfu's 0OIOrne Iiutu fir efrauru

S"PV""" U"%"N"" f'N'" ~" c. sSH""U
finb sGusIi9 unf6Gbli6,
finb sanjIi6 unf9GsIi9,
SSirfcn ;aubcrartie in jcSem Sale,
SSirfcn saubcrarti9 lit jcbcm Safe.
llnb perfebten ME
tlnS Serftblen ME
aueenblidli6s GrIei6irruug unS antautrnte
Ssiuug tsi urterbriidter Menffruntipn ju gtbru
unb ertfernrr Sthrufticnsn jcrsr glrt.
Cine Ganir Ihrtibt, fe ipilree lirtcr s 5 fur
rine YUr sabitu, ais pbne ls lriu.
N.B.-3d eetraude bic fIriuen rrtbru unS
atIten gorsS nitt mrbr, ba he gsfSlltt line.
Die ebten iIno itBt in 9rO6sn ipeiben Scrss,
sntbaIlsn eppprIt lppisl piuen une auf ieter Der
fntrt man een .. St. Strurrlrmpfl, prn nlsi-
nsm eigsurn Stenipfl gssrudi. auf hrm bic
g4crte in rtiBsr gdrift lteteu ,, ,Buppncp's gpls
erne peripeiibe Gillsn." gSrnn eu eeine &C.
Iunebeit uno trn psteu fdIBrf, 70 eebrnurte
feline tsrarti8e piIIsn rbns trn rbigrn SRmprl.
Prris 81 per Bar. Sr6s 9ugcs S..
9uEauft burtb 8. 8. QSbed ns WattewS
Bros, lit Scrdutpu. gRrr 81 al hitlstru
burtb bic Serautcn gclf iruert, erbGlt bic piuru
frri nah irgenh etnem 2anrrstbrie eeitbidt.
6srnsr rriauft eur9 u. o. Mpraau II. Co.,
sYse parf pi!ietrn
RIfs5barre, turd sinsu gIprlbeIFr
III isbrr Stdet Der Der. Staatsn une eurd
g. .. Sopf. allstnigsr Gigentbi!mfr
27e70,ti Nep-?lprf.
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OF r CO MP AN Y,

gotten up t" afford opportunity for all to insure without
sending ri the State
1t mast he clear to every intelligent mind that if We
would the largest prosperity to State and the
people individually, must build up Institutions
by keeping capital at home.
Th- laws of trade. commerce. sclfiutcrst and ~elfrc-
sprc combine to make this tlIe Company Maryland
Had tho Five Million Dollar. sent out Of oar State
nually for Insurance been invested home it would
have told favoraN upon our own wealth and commerce
We hope by cars prudence. economy and strict intrc
rity To merit and for the future have done
in the past the cooperation and patronage Of the people
in all parts of State.
1t is gratifying to all true friends of Maryauds in
tcres that of State is supplied in the
entire success of this Company.
RsfsrF'rsS:-t"v. Oirn Rowr. j. Thompson Mason
Judges Hay len. GE.scn. Miller and MlgrIder. Mr.. s.
HARDWOOD. L. d. Jamr. Win j. .!"ncs job Hainrs Hon
James I. Earl" and the Editor of this paper.
.NsdicGi EIGDljE5fS:-Drs. !. Il. lamar and X. II
Tnit.
Now. gentlemen. You have chanae to insure in good
and perfectly reliable company un'irr control
Applications may he hal from DAVID " ,Y and +. WESLEY
JANSEY. Agents. one Of tie Medical Examiners.
Feb 70. l>1U-ly
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MEDICINAL.

nlLES OR HENORRIOIDAL TJMoRS. all kinds
L Positively, perfectly and permanently cured by W.
A. McCANDLESS VI. D., No. 2COl ARCH ST. fillLA-
DEIpIIlA. Pa.
t.>ir. Ia SAY In those afflicted with any Kind Of
PILES Internal External. Blind Bleeding Itching,
that there is positively kind OF deception ia the cure
of these iiz,s the perfect and permanent. and
without til" slightest danger. wthru' til" slightest
INJURY 10 the patient in any way. and ithoUt caTstics
or instruments. also fistua Fis>nres. Pf"lapsnS
and Iteration Of the lower bow els. Patients must visit
and remain at my hUs" Till cured. if they desire.
Chn refer l"u To oyer 1900 person. cured in Phila"l-
pitiu alone. furt : lS1U-Im
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For CORN BREAD, l make the sponge
the same way, with scalded Indian meal.
add salt and syrup, bnt thicken with fHr
whem .fonr altogether Let it rise, and
steam and bake us above described. Indeed,
| learned to make corn bread in this way
from my mother, before We thought Of
using Graham bread. Perhaps some of
your readers may not know that the quick
est and best way to boil milk is to put it
into tin dish and set that into a kettle of
boiling water Thus scorching is avoided.
Amedic0n 1griculturist
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A Plain FACTS
Miro! re-;
A krge, we'll established and
succeed ful business, with an ex-f
perienS e of more than twenty
five I'd prs, enable US to offer
induced ents to all who are
about t become purchasers of
p, <Clqtt4ngp,l
second i no establishment in
the county. Our garments are
all made f the best materials,
carefully elected; nothing I'M .
sound or any way imperfect
is made u at all, even in the
lowest graAf:! Of goods. 1t is
a we'll estak lished fact among
clothiers, thl our Ready-Made
Clothing, in Ievery thing that
goes to mai a superior gar
ment, is unf qualled byeany
stock of good in Philadelphia.
eOur assprtl bent is 50 large
and varied th\t every one can
be fitted at ond !, without delay.
Our prices ardslvays guaran-
teed as low, or lower, than the
lowest elsewhe} We have
also a fine assorl ment Of
~Goodi in Pieee,~
which will be mad ( up to order,
in the best ma liner, and at
prices much low q. than are
usually charged 4 e. garments
made to order,
osamplesof good with price
lists for all KINDS q garments,
forwarded by mail tssny time
when requested wi instruc-
tons for self=lneas, nent, and
garments, either nfNso order
or selected from os sady-
Made Stack, forY ardkd Aex-
rectly. IN
Persons not 'resHiik here,
can when visiting Hnaal elpNa,
call and have theif me3 re \
gistered on our btokam for
that purpose, from Yhi& Aer-s
ments can be 0rde7d + az
BENNETT & CP.
To1oer Hall, 5f8 Mark4 St.
Aaye,ay 1<treen Fiji a~d si1fASas
PHILADELPHIA.
Oct u, ls7o-sm
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How TO DRAW TEA.-When you pour
boiling water upon the tea, it causes most
Of the aroma to escape with the steam.
First pour tepid or cold water enough ON
the tea to cover it, place it on the stove
hearth, top of tea kettle. or any place
where it will be warm, but not enough so
as to cause the aroma to escape i'll the steam.
Let it remain about half an hour, then pour
on boiling water sud bring it to the table.
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THE MARYLAND
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office in COmpany's Building,
No. 10 SOUTH ST., BALTIMORE.
Policy-Holders Participate i'll the Profits.
iLL POLICIES FORFEITABLE.
GEORGE II. THOMAS, President.
a. X. EoASD, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:

Hamilton Easter Allen 4. Chapman, George p. ThoIuas
Hugh Siss"n Hiram Woo" George ". Miller William
Derives. Charles Webb. Thomas Cassar,i
These gentlemen all well and Elsorahly known
among the best commercial in tho State. This
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1EAsT,-A baker in the army celebrated
for his excellent bread, gives the following
receipt for making yeast Boil one pound
of flour, one-fourth of a pound of brown
sugar and a little salt in two gallons of
water for one hour. When milk warm
bottle and cork it close. 1t will be ready
for use in twenty four hours.
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The ONLY MARYLAND COMPANY.

lis success has eIu. He'd til" expectations @" its most
Iguinr friends. Its and dividends compare with
| the Oldest and best companies in the country. 1t is
cnrhaticailN
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PREMIUM CHESTER WHITE PIGS,

Pure Blood Short Horn (DuranA Devon Alicrny
and Ayrshire Calves M"ruo, Snutlduwn and Cutswolt
Sheep Cashmere Goats Imported Suffolk. Essen Bcrk-
shire and Seton Pi-S and all 'hnc" Breeds If Poultry
for sale Send FIR Circulars and Prices. Address
n =. BOYER i co,
Dec 10. ls1O-2m Parkeshur., Chester Co. Pa.
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they were painfully affecting have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country that the public scarcely need to
be informed of its virtues or uses.
Scrofuous poison is one of the most destructive
enemies of our race. Ottcn, this unseen and unelt
tenant of the organism undermines the constitution,
and invites the attack of enfeehlmg fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion off presence. Again,
it seems to breed infection throughout the body and
then, some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into other Of its hleous forms, either the
surface or among the vitals In the latter, tuber-
Giles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or
heart, or tunors formed in the liver, or it shows
its presence by cruptons on the skin, foul ulcer
atoms on some part of the body. Hence the occa-
sional use of bottle of this SarsapariHa is adj
visable, even when no active symptoms of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally find immediate relief, and, at
length, cure, by the use OF this SfRS4P-iRIL-
Ii: st. 4nfhOhy's Fire, Rose or Erysipefds,
letter. Salt Rhenm, Scald Head, Ring,rorn,,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other eruptions or
visible forms of Scr0TnIOuS disease. Also in the
more concealed forms, as Dyspepsid. Dropsy,
and the various T7cr,0us affections of the muscu
lar and nervous ystems.
Syphilis or Tenereal and Mercurinr Diseases
are cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maladies by any medicine.
But long continued use of this medicine will cure
the complaint LrucorrhGd or Whites. Uterine
UIcprafions. and Female Diseases, are com.
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured by its
purifying and invigoratng effect. Minute Direc-
tions for each case are found III our Almanac, sup.
piled gratis. Rhrumotisns and Cont. when
caused by accumulations of eNtraneous matters
Gonp1@imts Torpidify. Congestion or orr Tnjam-
NATION of the Lirrr. and Jamndice. when arising,
they often do, from the ranking poisons in the
blood. This S.4RS4PI1RILLi is a great re-
storer for the strength and vigor of the system
Those who are LnuGnid and Listlcss. Despon-
dent. SIerpIess, and troubled with Nervous 4p-
prehensiOns or Fears, any of the affections
symptomatic of Readiness. will find immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its restorative
power upon trial.
REPAIRED BY
Dr. J. c. AVER Il CO.. Lowell. Mass,
AM
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CHEESE BIscuITs.-Two ounces butter,
two ounces flour, two ounces grated cheese,
a little cayenne and salt. TO be made into
a thin paste and rolled out very thin, then
cut in pieces four inches long and one
broad, bake a very light brown and send to
the table as hot as possible.
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To Cook Vegetables.

1t is often observed that a meal from
vegetables is not satisfying. l have found
it frequently happen that the persons who
thus objected, did not know even how to
boil a vegetable. The rule is simple, and
should never be forgotten. Every kind of
vegetable intended to be served whole
should, when put to boil, be placed at once
in boiling water, and this applies especially
to potatoes and vegetables from which the
outer cover has been removed. Now it
often happens that potatoes etc, are, to
save time placed in cold water and left to
boil gradually. 1t is just this whic. allows
the nutritious matter to escape and renders
the meal unsatisfying. When, on the con
trary, the water boils from the moment the
vegetable is immersed in it, the albumcn
is partially coagulated near the surface, and
serves to retain the virtue of the vegeta-
BILE. The reverse is, Of course, the rule for
making soup. or any dish from which the
water will not be drained. BY placing the
vegetables in cold water the albumcn is
slowly dissolved, and actually mixes with
the water-a process most necessary for
the production of nutritious soup. 1t is to
be hoped that those who have special
need for the most their money can produce,
will learn, i'll whatever haste they may be,
not to boil all the albumen from their pota-
toes, reserving for their meal only the
starchy matter.-Er.
For GRAHAM BREAD, l boil a pint of
milk, and thicken with wheat meal (Gra-
ham -four then add cold milk enough to
make the whole as thin as light batter
AS soon as cool enough not to scald, add
half Il teacupful of hop yeast. and set in
warm place to rise. When light, put in
a little SALT and half teacupful of syrup
Cor rather sweeten to taste, and as much
wheat meal Graham four as can stir in
with spoon. Then l sprinkle little fine
flour on the dough board, and mould my
brown bread until it works clear from my
board and hands, but still careful not to
get it too stiff and dry, then put it into Il
round basin that will fit nicely in my
steamer and return to the warm place to
rise. When light enough to bake put it
into the steamer over boilihg water and let
it cook an hour. then bake twenty minutes
in the oven. BY a little practice and good
Judgment, a housekeeper can alter the size
Of the loaf and learn the proper stiffness,
observing carefully not to open the steamer
while the bread is cooking, or the bread
will be heayy.-ImsTi'am AgricuNurist.