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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
(6OrtisBuns fOIst.)
Der aanOnen. 8 snia in @fen.

8Strenp gltolaus DreyIe In Dem
3InbuabsI. .@swebre lstnsm @atsrIanbe
bic pUusutetfs 5nnbfeusrwuFs iitsr9ab,
bilosts Nlfrto 8rupp In glIsn tas @s,
l6ibpeien ,u elmer pabrbaft sri6rsdtn-
ben gUllfcmmenbeit aus, Su elmer Ypl.
tcmmenbeit, Die i9m ben GiteI eines ,,&as
'&6niGs" gang unbsfreitbar ma6t.
anetn @ilrep Srupp lfsbt benz @twerbs.
ifanfr Stsl nibsr, ais Drspls, benin sr ar.
tritet niAt nur, pie bielrr, fir ben &rieg,
fpnbsru pitl mebr nod fur ben Srispen.
@r Itebt bfm @swsrtsfanb aud inIuftrn
Stei n1bsr, ais ltin GtabliFement ftine
Staats QnllaIt, lenbsrn retnes Yripat.
llnttrnetmsn III unb bsnnO6 lcpcbl bin
76tlib lsinss umfansrs, als aud bin,
f&tli6 leiusr eetRunssn cbns ale Con.
eurrtn, rafsbt.
@Ifrts 8rupp wuree 1872 BEN H..
april In GFsn astcrsn, NO fcin Batter
SdlpiIermeilitr mar. Dieter fsIb1 BE-
mdbe llG perssbtns, perbtTertsn StabI
fur S6nsIeeptrf,tust berjulisGsn. Nd6
leines 8dtsre Goof beeann GIfrsb 8rupp
nit nur swtt @rttitsrn lsine Ebdtieteit
In Der binterlaGsnen fltInsn 0srtfatt.
Das mar I'm Sabre 1927. unb I'm Sabre
1866 1&cn betrus bic 3abl ItIner artsi.
ter 5000; auf btm 700 WOrgtn grrbtn
areal Der Sabrit aanbsn IS Dampfma.
I&tuen NIT sulammsn 1000 pftrbstrdften,
tdsIi& purbtn 10000 gtntnsr 8obIsn
psrbrau&t. Stiibsm inb bic 8srbdItniFt
Der 8abrlf nod bsbeutrno sewaGftn.
g8is ilt bas m0eIt6 ssptltn, pis tcnntt
sin siuSslusr Mann, Elm 9sw6bnIthev
Sanbpsrfsr, btr GG5pftr btsIer arSbtsn
inbufrisllsn Bsrtfdtts rsr san,sn Grbr
wsrbsn9 au6er elmer srObsn ssiltieen
Seaabuns unO Der 8eeiinftsuus bes
@liidss ilf es nur Der unperbrplTene 6IeiB,
bic unrrmdbIiGe StbarrIiHtsit unb Die
bette Ssniibune Der 3eit, pOburG fh
Srupp gu pisIsr 6Sbe srbcbsn bat. Nur
mad unb mad IN bic Satrif ju itrem bru.
tt9sn umfanss esIanst, unb bas beihei-
bene Saue, wurin Srupp feline eaufbabn
be9ann, febt nod inmittsn Der ritfgen
@st6ure, Dor welmen es fa1 perI&ptn.
bet. Die 8Iiidsumffdnbs, psI&s bas Grs
blaten Der anfalt bef6rberten, beIfanten
3und6ff carin, ras ss 8rupp eeIana,
gang in btr Ndbe Steintpblsn- -8trgperfe
an3utaufen, psl6e bic gum Bstrtets BON
@titnptrttn befen nnb reinRen RcbIen
Osuti@laHb's ltsfsrn. SObann f&lOb rr
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16

better peranffalteten, ben 8ana abjuIau>
fen. Sie wcltsn seisen, oab man In
Srantrstb sep6bHt let, iclde 8eite san3
anberS ,u fsieru.
9ln benz Saas Dor btm Bale wnrrs
Sinel unwobl unp mubte bic 8a6rif per'
laEsn. Sefar&tnnssn, bab nun Der gauge
8aq unterbIsibsn Wsrbe, ma6tsn f6
faut, oa Siusa bic sanSe esttun9 iibsr'
nummen bate, allsin 8ietor ertIarte, sr
lelba perbe bic eeituns in bic 5anb neb.
men unb fists l&srSenb binJu, sr bcffe,
Die arbsttsr ICaten nit siuer esitun9 ,u.
frittsn fsin. @tit 9utsI wurbsn lsius
BOrte aufeenCmmsn.
I'm ms9rsrs Stunbsn fribsr ais &c.
pB9nli6 wurbs am fOlesnbrn Gage bic
artsit In bsr 6abrIf ssiHlofen, um ben
Nrtsttsrn 3sit gu laGsn, f4 unp bic
S6rtsen gu benz Bale por;ubsrsttsn. 81.
ns0 tOnnte, oa lstn 3ulfant f6 ni&t &c.
bsGsrt battr, an bemItlben niat She'll
nsbmen; bic freubiss Stimmuns Der Nr'
better wurpe incsb babur6 uidst msbr be,
sintrahtist, oa as auf 8tctOrS Qeitun9
rts SrS6te Scfnuns isBtsn.-
Stia uno rifer lasen bic srUben 5a'
britSsbGubt ba. Diejsnissn, wslds lpnil
9s6sn In Fr tra6tsn, bsfauSsn ft I'm
ent9s9en9sIsbten 3tsile Der S:abt In
beitsrfsr Stimmune. Die SaIrl mar be.
eupet, Der 1anj bate bs9cnnsn. 8ietUr
bate BET Sofsl gGsin uno Bier in reid
It&iter 9Gtiis fteesn IaFen, Die Iuf &c
Stimmuns bate ben tSSlfn @rab err
rsiht. @trtorS eistsnSpirbiefsit bate
aud finsn 2bsil ba;u nit tsisstrassu.
ST mar NIT @llrn freunbli6, mar better
une bate bel Stfte sinsn 3rintipru6
auf bas quite @srsiben Der Satrit unb
ibrsr Nrbsiisr aus9stra6t, In ben N(le
friuriB einesfimmt batttn. Gr tanJts 70.
gar ale Der Saa teapnnen, nit sinissn
fer bIbiGtftn iun9sn Mdb6sn.
Witterna6t mar pUriibsr, ba burhtirf
bic Ssibsn ter Suit9en plIbIl6 tas Sc.
ridt BON stnrm Sruer am entss9enesfsB.
ten Gnpt Der Stapt. Dur 8snies a6te-
ten barauf; mc&te es BREMEN, ibrs 9uli
lOIltt ntdt geaBrt wsrbsn. @ls tnbeB elm
grtsiter in BEN Saal adpts uub laut
rtsf tab bic 5abrit brsEre, bate bic euIt
pI6Blt& Elm Gnbs. Die Wuit prrfummts
uno pGbrsnb bic 6rausn unb Wdbhen
i'm SaaIe fd jufammeufhaartsu, siltsn
bic Wdnner fort, um 16 bon Der GrSbs
bss Seuers gu iibsrjsussn unS ;u bsIfsn.
SictCr war ipfcrt aus Nsm Saals &C.
ltirJt unb bate ia in einsn 8agsn se.
wurfsn. Der SutI6sr muBts bas pferb
CUR 9r6btsu Gils antrsiben, Der 8ee
bur& bic game Stabt mar Elm meiter.
als SirtCr enbIi& Dor Rem StOrs an-
lan8ts, tcnnts er bic sanJs @r6bt bee
5susrs iitsrbIiden. Das 5auptssbiubt
Der Satrit fanS in bsllen 5Iammen.
Die 5suerpsbr mar f&nsll.r CUR Sisae
sewsisn ais sr; er fanp ile bsrsits tn pp[I.
fer Sbdtt9teit, bic inreb tsi Der 5tftisteit
htt 5eusrs nur SCn 9erinssm Grfolse
mar. plSBti& srtGnts stne Iuuls Grplo.
TOn, elm 3beil bss brsnnsnbsn @rbdubes
tGrSte luiammen unb bssrub msbrsrr
llnsIidIiGe BON rsr 5susrps9r untsr Itt.
nsn Grimmtrn.
SefirBt Riten aae ;urid, bic 5ur6t
Scr elmer 3weitsn GrplOfon Idbmts bic
rsttsnber arms un6 oas 8suer griif i'm.
mer rpsitsr um fd.
u8sttst, rsttst" risf 9ietur, nit psr.
jpeifIunesoUlsr Misns bic 8eibsn Der
amlfsbsnbrn bur1silsnb-es mar Gsttung
taum nod m69IiH.
f5tprtlekuuo fpIot)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
8efpnbere SSacbrfcbt .

giaGri6t ipirO bisrmit eessbsn, tn6 Der Inter
sei6urtr, ,,Serfertissr unb gerFGufer Won sri
nrrnltpaGer unb lpnfisru @etrGnfrn III 5laIGrn," /"
cine eiife ber Srn ibm grbrau9ten 8lal6rn in
bsr amtelmte bee StnatsIrfrstGrs Spn prnnIyl-
panirn bsppnirt bat, unb 9egsn ir9enb cine psrs
fpr pbrr perlpnen, Der 70 teSridnsie 6lalben nit
WinsralpalIsr CSsr irgenb sinGm nnberen Sc
tr1nfe fiillt pber ie fault, bsrfnuft pber auf IT,.
eene cine 9Irt bnmit bnnbelt, pber lie beuuBt nm
Stlf earin 3u bNltrn oper Su irsrnb einem 3peds.
pirb 9rlebli6 psrfnbren tperbrn.
6riebr. S6rabeE
SCRANTON, ga.
@fan benbte nabltsbruSrn @eIsBsrlnB:
,,Gs ipirb hermit ale ungelrBldj frflGrt fir
ir9sno iprltbs ptriOn pbfr prrIOnrn, pbnt Gr.
laubniB hes Gi9entbiimerS irgrnb 70 bfseidnetr
6laidrn nit 8inernIpnIer Cbrr Ionifierm Sc.
iranfs 81 filllrn gu Srrfaufen, gu Sersebsn, 81
fnuirn, cber banit Su baneeIn, ipenn fUldbe 6Iar
fbs ubt UCm rettrn Gi9rnttiimrr erfduft pirb /;
unb tr9snb Semnn6, bfr lid 10 Sergebt, IN bait.
bar fir cine Srafe BON fiiuhis Gents fir jrbr
ipI6e 6laldr, 70 ssfiilIt pber prrfauft setraudt,
Vrrgsben, srfauft ceer tnmit grbnneeIt, fir tas
erte @rr9rben unb flint Dollars fir iseeS peitrrr
Ver9ebfn, su rrlangCn ppr irgenb einem 9IIbGrs
ntaun pbrr 5riepensribtrr, mic Strafen gsIrBlitb
Su rrIan9rn linb fir pen Stant." 2lf7ti
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16

= QuS gradbOttOm, siuem St6bt&tn
In Colorado, pirb btrihtet: gBir baten
Bier tsinr 3situns; cine icIte mare nter
aud gar ni6t n0tbis, btnu mir babsn si.
ntn Dumen.Ndbpsrrtn, bsGsp WiitsIis-
bern tstns Nsuiettit entssbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16

SVHiHlpHlptullU 9ppPEIAllpFg ~ IUbyUbu
@ebauce, MSbtn, 9aufmauns9iiter &c. werb'
i'd Su ben nietri9llrn &nten Serli6ern.
SD Derbc mid brItretsn, mrinr @Ennsr il,
iecer Sinli6t Sufrisben ~ Ifslltn, unb ibrrbnupt
meine GIsl6Gfte sepiIenbaft unb piinflidb ,u or
filllen. gu iprrben ieSrn Tag I'M @liH g4prf
Wialbinrn Sbpp unb Son 6 bis 10 llbr glbsnos
IN Der Office ppn gBtaS unb gSntres, Sen.
Msenten, 224 eadapanna 9lSenur arasniibrr Der
9SaIbtn9tCn Saa, cine Irfppe bod. Ssrr Gbep-
Dor Seiiingrr pirb 1T brr IL. unb f2. 9Sarb
AppIirattonsn fir birIslbsn Gcmpaanien nufnrb.
men. $40 @bas. SO. Better @gfnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
@er bat Qlte Gente?

Sir amsrifanilte dlte gente BON ben Jabr.
oanssn 1892, 1893, 1899, 1904, 1909 unS 1915
perScn quite Yrtiis beSabGt. GbsnIp fir baIbs
Gsrte 9spilier 9abrgGngs.
User lpl&s beiiBt mslts lib tit ssr Expedition
nisies Slattes. 3bS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
Nencs WGbel 0ei6Gft
bpn
SScfer & n lIff

y % U u "
SifpryfraBs, spilbsn pittstOn 9lpenue unc &C.
bnrltraee.
Der Sben9eranntr lrnft biermit bic Nufmerfs
lamfrit ber Deutiben auf lein ppblafprtirtrS
WPbbrl-0asrr nnb IaOrt ale bisirnigrn, tpflde
Elm 9utrs, hnurrbaftss Stiid NTbsl br0u6en
gum 9eIude Gin.
8esrGbniie perbsn piinftIitb, gepiirnbnft un6
su ben niebri9Ifeu YreiIen iibsrnpmntn. 1p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
ltniom &eitanrati0m,
na6 eurUpaii9em Sblr,)
5I3 &acfdipanna 3lpenue.
ROBINSON & MENZEI,

erlaubsn lid, einem perebrtsn publifum ersebenR
ansuSei9en, eaB Ie cine neue unb elegantr 9tsIt-
auratiCn an Obi9ent plaBe erBHntt bdbsn unb
feline WTbe f6eurn tperpeu, ibre @dlfe auf bns
Bette 3u bsbifnen. &eeeImGeise aofeGn9sr ~
berab9eIesten greiIen beipirtbrt.
Die auseeluhteIten Speilen unb @strGnfs
rerben lit fiirseiier 6riIf uub better grt IsrSirt
unb fir CUTE llnterbaItlns ebenfaaS Gorge &C.
tragen.
Dur6 birrefte grrbinbuns nit ben srfsn Sui-
efien Yerfebrn unb MAIDEN bier belcnbers nuf
uniere Wrine fir 6amilieneebrau9 aufnerfIant,
bic mir biliger su lieferu i'm Stauee lnb, ale
treenb elm @eIbdft birler @s9enb.
Gs laben Su eiuem rsinen @lale Brin crsr
anperrn @rfriIhun9en freunblidlf Gin
Hpbinfon II. RenSsl.
Srantpn, "a. NpS. 1870.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
W M0mfTOI, NOtel, q

6. 9. Sattenbsrs, GissntB,
6bdIb, ga.
Siefesn unb auspGrtieeu 5rruuesn bic ergo
bent Anseiss, bab pbisss SptsI I'm bslfen Stylr
eineerihttt unb nit alien mpternsn 9erbelTeruu-
gen Ssrlsbtn 1T. 9riltnbs fnbeu balsIbR quite
5rrbtrst. Gin GROCER SaaI fir gdat unh Or.
eurfcnsn iebt su Ditnlfrn. glu@ bic Staluna
fur pfrr6r ldbt nt&ts Su pinI&sn iibris.
2Sdp70 9. g. 9attenbera.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
Telser!

Dem psrsbrtsn YubIifum bon SCRANTON unb
llm9r9rnb tirne CUR Nn6ritt bab ib SOn ben
fcI9rnben 8euer- uno 9ebenss ssYrrlibsrungs- Som.
pngnien bic gssnhr iiberncmmrn babe;
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
SrheIfriOn.

Das In Der @ermania Salt aufsefsllte Or.
6sifriOn IN bon benz talsntpplI,n Snfrumsnten.
bauer, Sru. g. gBeltt, reparirt un6 NIT elmer
aniabl neutr 9iseen perIrben hUrbeu, unb fam
eas pubIifum in Der 3ufunft tpiebsr BET riusm
fhaumsnbeu GjIale Bier ben @enuB elmer flat.
iifGen Duff baben. Sprt6t ssfaaisf Dor.
So6n 3etbIer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16

SSriebricb Scbrdber,
5abrifGut ppn fprno GEpuF Bier,
Sar(apariIIa unS MinrraIwaGtr,
8atrif in Rulbtrryitrabe, spii6sn penn II. 0yp-
ming Apfnue.
Nprter, ale unb 2aeerbicr,
IN 6laI1rn, tpirb ~ ben Htrerisfen prsilsn i'm
9rpbeu mad alien pldstn ber &ity fCfftnfrti &C.
liefert.
Cine @rfdbrune pom 25 Sabrrn IN meiuem @ss
GGfte bsfdbist mid, einsn SarlaParilla ;u lie
lfrn, Der ale dnbsreu Gabrifate iibrrtrit unb rtr
'SeIuutbeit Iebr ;utrGglth 1T. Das @ef1dft Ifrbt
unttr msinsr ptriBnIihen 9eitiue, nns pcas gu.
friebenbtit rpirb garantirt.
aufrGst, tpef9e bel Serrn 9Cbn 3sibIsr abess
etben cher eurH bic ppf mir 3ugflanbt tptrbfn,
6neen Prcmptr 9triifF9ttsuns.
26ba 8r. Q S@rabrr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
0Rirtbss unb aoflbanS.

Der llntsrsei6nste empfeblt 1siutn 6rrprbrn
une ben DeutIben iibertaupt lein an Der Sad.
ipnfraee, cberbalb Der Main, Spbe parf, acIeet-
mes erFaL no fis ifsts bic bstsn gttrdnir SOrfn-
beH fperben.
Srlibe esutf f6nnsn itisrjsit quite aof uns
e0ets eaIslb trbaIten.
NuG psrbtn IN benz @tb6ube nebendH ALE In
Sas SattIsrfa& sinfHIasratsH Arbsitsn aussfsr-
tigt cher rtpartrt. 25n9
Anbreds SHBH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1871-02-16
GNrmania Halle.

Giuem prrebrten pubIiium bic srgfbsnr I'm
aeiae, bas pbiees, nabs BEN Depot gelessue ecfa.
ieu einarrtbtft uns bebeutenb perfbSnsrt tpprbtn
4 unb nnter eer 9eituug bes llnter5ei9nefen BEN
bsutf6sn publifum isst rtsssr OGsn iffbt:
Die 3sit bsr fCrmfIlen Ginpsibuns pirb lpd
ter befannt gen,aht.
Das ause5eibnstr ,.Srbffripu" uubr6
eurdbareifsn6e gsnhlattpn MAIDEN bieles
,u BEN auaentbmHsn @uftntbaltsprt lima
Stabt. DOM SpbH3st
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CHAS. OCHS'

NfSctlI= llllb Ster=QtStrfD tjn {.
ltntrSsI6netsr ma&t bisrmit ieir'H dTenntni
unb ben Dmtfhfn iibfrbnupt befan, I, tob fr IN
Der penn 9Ipsuur, in Dem friiber Srn Ger arr
@iinifsr beppbnten 9Ofalr, cine @irtbIuatt rrbit.
net bat unb label Ale freunblihif gum 9elut
Elm. GstrGnfs frif& unb SseiIrn lbmadtnft.
C919) GbaTIes She.
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Sur
OcllpiafDliCbfcif.

Die YOn bem llnter;ethueten unter pbissm
gamen erDfnete @rtbi6aft 1T beauem an per
OnnmCre StraBe, nnbe 9plpb's WGlbben, &C.
le9sn unb tperoen SsIu6er bairlbf ffrts falte
SpeiIen unc bic belfrn @etrGnfe porHnben.
}Serner pirb bsrIelts lein bisbtri9es @el9Gft
tpeitsr brtretten nnc rmpfeblt lib gu alien in
lein BAD stni6laBenben glrbritfn nGnlid :
g 9tlbs unb Ornamental 80 aleret,
Gape3ieren, Anitrei6en Won SGu.
fern II. I. ~. tem psrfbrtfn beutIhsn publifum
beiiens. 1870 SuIius gHeIlner.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10
U N I ON
Agricultural Works
Westminster Md.


WIN. H. HARM ANA CO.,
TAKE this method to acknowledge their
kind regards to a generous public for the
very liberal support they have received, it
has far exceeded their expectations. They
now assure the public generally, that, with
enlarged facilities for doing all kinds Of
work generally done in the best Foundry
and Machine Shops in the whole country,
they are ready to furnish every article in their
line-such in part, as
THRESHERS,
HORSE POWERS,
SPRING TOOTH WHEEL HORSE
RAKES, PLOUGHS of all kinds and
variety, (ncluding the Ohnstead Patent
Revolving Land Side Plough Corn Shell.
lers, and Agricultural Implements generally,
at prices as moderate as any other establish,
ment can afford to furnish the same, guaran :.
tceing ut all times all Machinery manufac.
tured by us.
Having just completed new and very
extensive Foundry, we are now ready to
supply CASTINGS of all kinds, of superior
quality and finish at short notice.
BY prompt attention to business, and a
determination to maintain the standing and
credit of our mandatory, we hope to meri
and receive a continuation of the public
favor heretofore so generously given.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Some people are giving up the use Of
pork and lard 10 any shape, and SO
many more would give it up if they had
anything to take the place of ID in
shortening, that We give substitute
for the latter. Boil one quart Of dry,
mcaly potatoes. The moment they are
done mash them and sift through a
colander. Stir thoroughly together one
cup Of white -four, and then add the
potatoes, rubbing them evenly through
the -four in the Same manner as the
shortening in common pie.crust. Have
ready one cup Of corn meal pour over
it one aud one-third cups Of boiling
water, stirring it till the meal is vet,
then add it to the potatoes aud -four,
mixing only till thoroughly Incorporated
together. No moro -four should be
added. The moulding board should be
well covered with dry -four, however,
as it is slightly difficult to roll out. Il
shouli be rolled very thin, aud baked
In . moderate oven.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Many Of the diseases among farmers
are caused by their manner of living.
1t is notorious fact that farmers,
gardners, and those Sho have had the
largest facilities for raising vegetables,
use much less than those who do not
ard cannot raise them. If asked why
they do not eat more of the peas, beans,
fruits aud etc, which they raise, their
reply Is, they do not care for them.
Generally they raise but one or two
messes, their chief diet being cheese,
milk, butter and meats. Now, in order
to keep the blood healthy, the system
requires plenty OF fresh vegetables
Lettuce, beans, spinach, peas, radishes,
asparagus, cucumbers, green corn, etc,
ETC., ara what are needed, and every
farmer who wishes to live and not ex
pend half he makes in Doctors bills
should have at least one acre in a vege-
table, and two or three large hot beds,
that carly plants and fresh salads may
be had for spring use.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

The Canadian Fdrmer says that a
most Efficient and inexpensive agent for
the destruction Of weeds can be made
BY boiling four pounds Of arsenic and
eight pounds Of soda in twelve gallons
Of water To every gallon Of this boil
ing mixture three gallons Of cold water
should be added, and the liquid care
fully sprinkled over the walks while it
is yet warm. Ii is desirable to do this
in warm weather, and when the walks
are dry, so that the weeds and weed
seeds may have full benefit Of the
application. Cure must be taken not
70 let the liquid fall Oh the leaves or
reach the roots Of any plant it is not
desired to kill
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

A lady writes from Virginia giving
nimprosed method Of removing taints
from meats. She says taints may be
removed BY boiling the meats with a
little soda in the water, but it somewhat
discolors the meat, sometimes leaves a
slight soda taste, aud if the meat be
much affected, will not remove all the
tailt. But it injured meat be we'll
washed, then put into cold water in
which has been put few Jumps Of
charcoal, and brought to a boil, all the
above defects are removed so effectually
q to seem like perfectly fresh meat.
y even prevents any offensive odor du-
ring the process Of boiling.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1871-08-10

Canning pruit.

As the fruit season is upon us Il may
be Of benefit to some who have suffered
BY having spoiled fruit, to give few
suggestions on canning A lady who
hns had much experience gives some
very sensible points 10 this regard,
She accounts for moulding and ferment-
Ing, by saying there is too much delay
in sealing. Instead Of waiting for thu
"bubbles" to rise before closing the can,
she says--where there is room TO believe
that air has entered can with the
fruit, run knife quickly down the
inside and the air win escape instantly.
A little care win obyiate this difficulty
We quote:
In putting the fruit in the bottle,
do not pour in such away as to close
tho whole mouth Of the. bottle, because
that prevents the escape Of the air but
rather let the fruit slide gently down the
side Of the bottle. 1t can be done just
as quickly this way as the other. The
secret Of having bottled fruit keep, is to
have perfectly air tight cover, and to
be sure that the fruit perfectly boils all
throughout, before putting it into the bot
ties, and then be quick about putting
on the cover, and letting the cover
alone, until you want to use the con-
tents Of the bottle. Il is not necessary
to let out the steam or air, after the cover
is on. Do not place string under the
rubber for this purpose. DO not insert a
pen-knife under the rubber, according to
some directions, to tile out air, l know
lady that learned this lesson after her
peaches had all fermensed. II is not
necessary to bury the bottles 10 the
earth, a to have dark vault made in
the cellar for the purpose. Mine keep
perfectly, without mould, on a shelf in
rather light cellar
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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. 5. F0UKE, Dentist, offers his
IL services at his Office,
Westminster-every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday.
Emmittsburg--Fourih Wednesday Afternoon
till Thursday Afternoon.
Mechanicstown-Fourth Thursday Afternoon
and Friday.
Rocky Ridge--First Wednesday Afternoon
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middleburg-First Friday.
Uniontown-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
fancy town-Second Thursday Afternoon &
Friday.
Union Bridge-Thi-d Wednesday Afternoon
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Tbird Thursday Afternoon
and Friday Forenoon. feb %.
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How TO Colon KID GLovEs.-Put
handful Of Iogwood into bowl, cover
with alcohol, and let ID soak until II
looks strong-ore day, perhaps Put
enc glove on the hand, Clip a small
WOODEN cloth or sponge into the liquid,
vet the glove all over, rub it dry and
hard until it shines, and it will be a
nice purple. Repeat this process and
it viii be black.
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For a fresh wound, fresh earth OF
clay is the best remedy where there is
suspected poison. For simple cut,
bud up tightly in the blood and don't
disturb it. If the blood is not foul,
adhesion Of the parts takes place imme-
diately.
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One pint Of Iinseed oil, one wine glass
sfaloohol, well mixed tegether, and ap-
piled With linen rag, makes a good
furnitue polish
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Ne MOWER AND REAPER,

VIM. II. HARTMAN & Co., Sole Agents for
the State of Maryland. This Reaper and
Mower stands unsurpassed in this country
or Europe. We ask nothing more of any
honest farmer than to give them a fair trial,
where true merit will show itself beyond
doubt. We know they will work and give
entire satisfaction, under oil circumstance
Messrs. Mccormick & Bro. say to all who
need or intend to buy Reaper or Mower,
Take their machine and try it to your sat.
isfaction through the Harvest with any other
m - hine you can get, and keep which ever
you like best" These machines combine
all modern improvements of any value.
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THE MARYLAND
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OF BALTIMORE, NO, 10 s0uTu ~ n"'

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ALL POLICIES NONFoRFEJr.D,.
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l. manllold ana manifest that general ina,a,1
Is made concerning Il. All rooa r,s inquiry
provide for those dependant upon ,hs IN W,a to
vision to be certain mast be immed;ss. 70.
only immediate provision Is BY LiIe inss HE
A great and important question /. vhsaianee
insure Reason, self.respeet. .slsta' snAll
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thrifty and Intelligent people indics,so' .srna
man should insure at home, whers 'aat
makes his money, pays his taxes and I've. i've,
to leave is property and his family 1I,psea
nuuiiieunK US rulnous for Us to send ~,
hons oil dollars out OF our State annr,ii mli'
Lille Insurance that should be kent :, iot
Money in Maryland is scarce, iHtere., 4; ZONE.
property low. because we are sending !. W, aed
OF 1t away. There Is certainly no nas Mush
for this, because equal intelligence az. ssSSessy
morals will make Savings Banks. ill., ~ sqsai
insuranee Companies, Lawyers, Doc,or.' i she
chants, or anything else here equal IA nae. Aet'
other states IL is an axiom that in al H. n.
OF business danger, difficulty and oss Ins ,,aas
| az 'a'o ", uislhhScs recent experience &C.,
clearly that 1t Is safer and better In Nh rs
and Fire TO DO insured at home, i, !. L'le
compliment to our Citizens and Stat pOe'
bad taste to deprcciate our own ;n.,,, Ing 10
and indirectly deprociate those xbo sSs,sa,
| them. V"nWol
Fortunately for our State pro.n.,;,. :,
people are beginning to see this ~, ms
January report to the Combtroli., wv W ~, ~
State was 30 satisfactory and eratify;nv " :. Wy
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principal papers In Baltimore. "'"' "'
Few companies are In As good eond,,,..
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we'll before they act. D''s''e'
BoARD OF DIREoroRs. R,.,..
Allen A: Chapman, George p. Thom., HI
Sisson, Hiram Woods, Geo. II, Millsr Th nuso
Cassard, WIN. Devries, Charles Webh '-'Ua'
GEORGE p. THOMAS.
GiS- Refers to Hon. Judges Masl.hs =,
Hayden, Col. J. d. Boyle, J. l.. Rs,r.g,S ny
DIR. ]. w. Herring, and Physician, eens,'n.
An active Agent for Carroll county r,n,sa
A. ]. MYERS.
AP "y State Agent