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From Il. Niddl.vius plaiad.al.,
THE AGUE.

Once upon an evening bleery.
In the sunshine, ,binkins a'er
Things that passed ia days Of yore;
While nodded searlv si..ninr
Gently eaae Ia something cras,,3n.
Creening unward from ~, apars'
a'Tis n eoolino bree,e - ,,,,,.rad
From the regions meath the aoar
Only this and nothing more
Ah distinctly I remember
When tbe earth and every r.a,her
OF creation tha, hore
Had far weeks and ,non,b. h.a, .o.L;na
In the meanest. most nroy,kins
Foery rain that wi,bput iokins
We had ever seen bef,r.
So know n mnst he vsrv
Cold and damn hsnes,h tho f,oor
Very cold benea,b lie aoor
So sat me nearly manning
And : fealin1 o,;,s daI;a ddAP"s'
with he brss1s from 5nae,h Al. aoo.
Till felt me grow;ng coider
And The stretehinc w sinS hold.r
: And mvself uoy fs.I,ng oIder
Oldes than f.it bef,,rs
FEELING. Thai nv ;oints wera st;ff.r
Than thew were in days ~ yors
StilIer Than they'd been before
All along nv back the creeping.
AZ II eonntIess Srosep demons
Had Concluded 10 explore
An The cav;,ies--the yarm;n,s
'Twixt mo md INV neither Garment.
Througb INV boots into t6a f,oor
Tben f5nnd ,,yssif Il. .L;ne
C;entIv shaking more and ,nora
Eyery mome,f more and mare
Twas the Ague. and IL shook me
Into heavy clothes, and took me
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An hour later when Edith passed to
her own room, she spoke for moment
with her mother, who was apparently
absorbed IN new novel.
Edith, said the latter lady, "this
book has filled me with desire to re.
visit Europe. really believe, if | can
arrange my affairs with my agent and
Mr; Dunbar, you and will get away
early next MONTH"
T" Pray, what can Mr.. Dunbar have
to do with your intentions 7" questioned
Edith.
l will tell you" pursued Madame
Ciarice, ~ am going to propose he shall
take the house have empty in the vii
lage, and open an academy of Is or 20,
beside our three. 1t will make me far
more comfortable abroad to know that
hdwia ana John and Burty are all TO-
gether under Mr.. Duubar's teaching
and care" Edith thought long upon
TINS pan OF her mothers before che
Slept ana governed partly by her desire
10 90 70 EUROPE before she was so stu.
ated, perhaps, as to be unable to go, aud
parity by her desire thst Granville
might nave the opportunity of being
something more than an humble tutor
when she became Mrs, Dunbar, as she
was determined one day to be, she final.
y concluded 1t was just the thing for
her lover, and made up her mind to
pursuade MN to view it in the same
hgnt
"hile Edith turned over her moth
ers proposition, aud that mother sat
oroodinS IN her own room her deeply
iaid scheme Tor punlshing Dunbar's
;~solsp p.uous ".ao aopes, 'ne young man
;" h. IL, we" "'us ~ - ~ upper room,
' 'o',' '"'",s'S'ei NeH' VINO
,ha.a . ~ H., ~. =. = oe'eo.a.eu seminary, kept
ssh ssI'o y 'ne so"1ros''y anu seit'deniai
a. =, "si shao, DOsv; os ~; uPon '1e large fools'
osiboS 1 a. ~ MI " m =; "e1N,y ie''er' ne ues'
Ill, Ill - ~ -em ~, "r' o"a'ulns ,, Id',h > ne
wv I~o'. 'ous auu ionuly upon the love he
"'p'a " ~, o's s'o" Up oeIWeen ,he TWO
,v.. aSa.as.aa Wv '.e' ,e " ~, "nou, 'hls 'e''er
6Ssncs of ,Ss va" d"r",aa we" TO..I, tna, Tue r vVn'
n"nhar y ,,,s ~. y. ueav.eu .' pio,"er' Ellen
,a."a"., "ua' was ~ .o,hnioa g'rl' either In
p Sba was " a,sa"ai' om'a' ~ ,iho i,ou'es, e -,
Eserv e.a,,so , a1Ivy ~ i; h my ner ero'her'
ranrc1noad | m;,h us. us naaI'o'ne ,'; iace e., was
nnr,s NJ. Wv" go ",o'1 ,s uo''aoy in r.ica-
10 HAL nas. u 'Ie s.;aa 9eS vSsI' , G,ae amos,
,o.L ~ DV".Ss'' 10. ''"seu WIN ye'ty'curiea
ond H. i ,h., s a.nd p,'dt t.h uul' o' nIs'til
ho,h r,,as. ~. So "IaS"'y 'ooN 70
mada Nil, ,Sa @ ;s' sme n.sn porn alr'
an5 . rory taa.,;rsf w e u no' oro'her'
~ gu a''o
quick to be won by gentleness and
Affection she was person who, under
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by G. N. Barnes, from Oar Young Folks.
CRACKING NUTS.

CRACKING Nuts.
As IT USED TO BY,
When the snow is drifting, sitting
Through the leailess maple boughs,
And the saucy wind Is lifting
All the latches In the house,
Isn't II fun, boys, to sit by the nre,
with all the good nuts that you can desire,
And Fanny or Kate
To I'LL up your plate2
while me hammer goes whack, whaek, whack
At a rafting pace
m On the fat-iron's face,
The hickory nuts to crack.
When the red flames, dancing, giauoing
Up the sooty chimney -aae,
Seem like summers lightning lancinR
Fleecy smoke. clouds through and through,
Isn't Il fun, girls, to sit in the light
Of such bright fire, on such a rough night
And find In the fame
Your fortune or name
While the hammer goes wback, whack, whackl
At rattiinR pace
On the hat-iron's face,
The hickory nuts TO crack?
In his armchair, smoking, Joking,
Grandpa tells US old time stories,-
How the Yankees, wanting no king,
Conquered George and all his Tories
y, isn't 1t fun, boys and girls, to know
That our grandfather lived SO long ago.
And that he can tell
Old stories so we'll?
Whtle the hammer goes whack, whack, whack |
Alta rattling pace
On the hatiron's face,
The hickory nuts to crack?
In her arm chair, nodding, ploddinQ
With her needles, grandma sees
Through the smoke wreaths grandpa flooding
Our young ears with tales like these,
And ., boys, isn't Il fun to behold her
Trying to set herself up for solder
For that double chin
Won't let her begin;
Aud now the old lady
Is laughing already
while the hammer goes wback, whack, whack,
Alta rattling pace
On the fat-iron's face,
The hickory nuts to crack.
Let the north wind rattle, battle
Rake the tree tops shake the doorst
We will sing and laugh and prattle
Where the CHEEKY hearth-fre roars;
For, boys and girls, 1t Is fun to gather,
On stormy night in wild winter weather,
Round the warm bright tide
Of the old chimney side,
While the hammer goes whack, whack, whackl
At a rattling pace
On the fat-iron's face,
The hickory nuts to crack.
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The greatest difficulty 10 pulpit elo.
quence, is to give the subject all the
dignity it SO fully deserves, without
attaching any Importance to ourselves !;
some preachers reverse the thing
they give 50 much Importance to them
selves, that they have none left for the
subject.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-02-23

y At lecture given 10 Frankfort, In
diana, not long since, the tickets read !:
BLESSED are the pure in heart, for they
shall see God. Admit one"
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-02-23

~ Nt'f'fC <'fN Ftffttf AttPAtlo- 4ttN tItLtl
proceedings are regularly Published IN
the Chestertown papers This Club
has fifty active members, representing
from a half million to a million Of dol
lars, aud about 10000 acres Of land
The members own from four to Eve
hundred horses, and about one thousand
head Of cattle, Il Is estimated.
Z. These estimates says the report of
their proceedings, lately Published ia
the Kent Necs. smay give you an idea
If the importance Of our DISCUS ions.' r
The dissemination Of Information that
increases crop BY only one bushel Of
grain 10 the acre, or saves d dollar or
two in tho yearly keep Of each head Of
stock, becomes in the aggregate large
item OF gain. An almost ilIimitable
career Of usefulness presents itself to
the club, and doubtless great good to
Worton will come Of IL. Sugg stions
have been made,that the club obtain
charter aud become the ownerof valuable
breeding animals for the use OF its men.
bers. This Is not only practicable, but
a necessity Of the times II Morton wish
es TO take and maintain the high posi-
tion in agriculture she is entitled To-.
Probably no way could be devised By
which the farm stock Of Norton could
be SO quickly, cheaply or highly i'm
proved as this The club wonld pur
chase thoroughbred auima!s, not to
make a pecuniary gain but to Improve
the stock, and the price for their service
could be placed at such low figure as
to induce all the members to avail them
selves Of the grand benefits TO be deriv.
cd When this subject comes before
the. club, which win be soon, you shall
hear from me again.
Your kindness in publishing our re-
ports is appreciated, and we think per.
haps our proceedings may have a kiad
OF reflex action on other parts Of our
beautiful county, so greatly favored BY
nature, yetso misused by man.
The subject discussed at the last
meeting was "the care Of cattle. Il
m ac.,,,,as 20 ,ns ~ 1psu ps,s,a W.
success with stock on twenty one acres,
wav Il wS;ah sa.t,s . = ~
Nsw cas,,s nans,s ~ III ~ =
ptercbanrs &c ~, ass stsa ~ ss'
Mars .ho.e H. l. rs.;c,,s pr,. ,a;s.s ~ 49,;
Il was MIA - s roaa d.a. r'ss -. = go
grain rsg.ls,,. ~ p ~ !. WI 4,
9row;n sssaL - q -
p ~ cood;,;oo I @ rS;.n i a.sn ,has .u.'s.' snsa.
from rrsss hn,'.a tsar M ,San 'y .yas:ss $3.50
ali ,he ,;a,s "a ~ q, 80 s's =
ca,,ls sha.la IL .rn..s !" =. .
of nu, s,acL ca,,es r-a,.
cond;,;on IA X. 5.5 Il
inc them Ana, s,,.a, ,,,s ,,ans,,,,., q s.';.. ss
me, me ,.ha, ,s;a,s. - ss.. ..s:- & sss,
,s.s M ,ons;daraa - I ~, s,sa '..',sa esa:s ss s
small amonn, II .rs;u wn,,i5 - al. !.
:mants;n ,ho;r oc.a;s;oa 5 M ;..,-sss; 4:
Al Instance WIS given of Z COW int
had calved in January 70, whose udder
was SO iittic enlarged = not 70 sttrsct
asss',,ou a = - ccaa'''0n n%: uu.n tne ca'I
cow uodst no more fayorshle c;rcr,ss,
stances. with the exception Of about one.
quart Of ground oats and corn night and
morning Tor s,x weeks before her calf
MI. lii Jpss, ,.tIn s,'.a a ~. ~ ssu ~. I'M
bss;d.. ...o.ah f.- N nsir -
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Coarse wool Is said TO make better
bed than feathers The tag locks,
washed and carded, should be boarded
BY every farmers wife for this purpose.
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Useful Recipes.


ing gilded ware, there is difference to
be observed between articles gilded by
fire or by the galvanic process, and
articles gilded by imitation gold, such
as frames, for iDsfsuce For cleaning
articles gilded by the hrst named meth
ods, Que part Of borax is dissolved in
sixteen parts Of water. With this solu-
tion the article is carefully rubbed by
means Of soft sponge or brush, then
rinsed with water, and finally dried with
linen rag. IF at all convenient, the
article is warmed previously TO being
rubbed, by which means the briIIiancy
Of il is greatly increased In cleaning
gildcd frames Of the last named order.
pure water only must be employed and
the rubbing off Of the impurities must
take place by means OF very slight
pressure. Wares of imitation gilt are
generally covered with shellac or resin
varnish, which would be dissolved by
the application Of soap water, alkaline
solutions, or spirits of wine. We're the
varuish rubbed off, the exceedingly thin
layer of gold or silver-leaf beueath
would also disappear. 10 our expert
ence We have seen huudreds of once
valuable, Lut now worthless frames, they.
having become thus simply by the ap-
plication ofsoap- water Mnufactarer.
CURE FOR RHEuMATIsM.-As so
many are suffering with rheumatism, |
could do nothing better than give a
recipe that / know is good. la the
spring and summer of 1865, nv wife
was SO affected with it that she could
not use her right ,.rm, aud was unable
to raise up in bed We tried many
liniments, recipes ard medicines, but TO
no purpose. Doctors said nothing could
be done, only give it time, aud le. il
wear away.
One day an old German veterinary
surgeon told me to take equal parts Of
the best oil Of juniper and spirits of
turpentine, aud apply to the pasts affect
cd. | did SO, and in few days the
rheupatism had entirely disappeared
and NV wife was well f.w .aats
later. while ,at q mic n;c sbs ea,,,,h,
cold aud was soon a. low .s sssr
Again did We apply everything we
co. ID get, galyanic batteries, and all.
We got the above recipe iillcd, both the
oil aud spirits being as clear as pure
water. aud in a few days she was aga;n
we'll, aud has r. taained 50 far over ,wo
years Always be sure 10 use only ths
best quality Of oil aud spirits |. C,oy
Irestera Raral.
RECIPE FOR MAKING GINGER BEER.
"A very wholesome and refreshing
summer beverage Put two GALLONS Of
cold water into a pot upon the fire add
to it two ounces OF good ginger bruised
Let this come to boil, and continue
boiling for about half an hour. The,
skim the liquor and pour into jar or
tub, along with one sliced lemon aud
haitian ounce Of cream Of tartar. When
nearly cold put in teaspoonful of yeast,
70 cause the whole TO work. The beer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-02-23

DELIcATE CAKE-Ono and half
cups white pulverized sugar, one aud
half cups butter, one aud half cups
flour, half cup sweet milk, halfcup corn
starch, whites of six eggs, one teaspoon
ful cream oftartar ,halfa teaspoonfal soda.
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Sin sui.s Wdo hen fir atr6bnItbt Sausurbtit
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AnIaasn aeml dt. ESiltam Gplton q Sons,
3tmlnsr Jtr. ii, rGaW buildings" 81.
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StirfrI Hn0 S6abG.

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tim obtrn Gtaottbtil'l
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Hu berfaufen.

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(282-) I. paus 6fitn nom Brpabtrau,
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