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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
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Pref Richa?d.oa O48a, LID, 4
u. Of tbe Iud ana State University,
states - important fact which cAuI,o.
Re too wideiy dis.emjnsts,i. namely
That the iu'srmSrria2e u hood re,a
tions i,. Physiological error. &nd 10
might almost say, with our knowledge
Of sGca matters, = ciilsr SpsakilG
from close o5.ersaiioE Of tljs sHhjact
for napy wears of ali the families ot
his acquaintance where close interlHar-
ri..e had been permitted, the children
we're either deaf Isu;es or we're siS:c.ed
by ao,ae deficiency, Or usra ,fiai and
s:ckly.
lie knew young man wbose father
wss 3 physician, who should LsTe
known better tbsn to rgrry double
cousin, bit the consequence was, ss The
last portion of the osssoUs srs.4fn dc
kelopad, JlegSourg Inaa, from the iatyr
marriage 6f those in which thc slime
material was deficient, was prevented
from having single iooth AZ srv peri
.od His sister bad but two or three
small stubs uf teeth, and their brother
Was altogether deficient IN mcntsl fsc.
uity. lie INSISTED that il wss & great
crime for parents 10 allow their cba-
dCen TO grow ny with The icea thai iheY
might ever ,ngcrmsrry with blood Fels
tons. 1t shov!d be thing never to
be thought Of. The intermsrIisge with
those connected hy ties Of consaguiE
jtv
EIe knew of c,ee in Ohio where
some thirty families Ead married sad
in'srmsrricd, untl they could no longer
'te! their relationship. Most Of the
progeny were deaf mute., aud tie RS
nainGer little shove idietic.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
EaaA MaNinss, Saflaas.

Dear girls, sh;s iz Lcsp Year The
eyes or tas whole world .re upon yu !!
As,ert ynre rights Do ysre juty!
It il better 10 le.p one rod, ,hd s;rise
or yare feet, t',ss tsH lssp two rods,sad
strike on ware bel, 'Ts;s 10 G vel! kao~n
fsk:.
TSsTe IL t9o kinds OF men thet /
don't kare to meet when am IN Er.te
hurry: men that i Owe. ssd Ren sbst
want 30 owe me.
To rcmose goose rirp'es (froa $
goose Jose tie goose.
l'es msS: soo.e good es;is2, bring
her no tenderl,.
How is.t will the 'oeming man prots
bly, ,rsYeif ! kan; tell to dot; bot ii
he kani t~st ass, he better stag rhsge
he IL
l. is Avmsu tsw error.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
NUMBER 80


tiiaping S.soer !asi's Shape.
The p:oyerJ says that there ara
tirks in al trades This is probably
trHt, for we rs2ret to say tbat falroerI,
~ho ars nv the very ratare Of tilcir
employment, removed he'DRd tbe temp
Ia,ion to practice ''Way, '.1st are dark
30 ,ometInes allow themselves ~ fsll
i1sc tpm ptatiua And here We relate
case in point. AZ az aeIicrltpsal exhi-
bit;on, We we're examining some ions
woo.sd ahrep, and il naS whisper Ell III
oar ear that TIE exhibitor of prize ran,
hsd, at : preyiaas sl,earing, lna4a Bp
ibe deecs ny icafipgs ths wool 90 tlis
shon''I=?s and breast and ruup. 80 ss to
give Z s9uare9css 10 the body of tho
aui,1el wbich was actitious As oar
infornsnt. wao thua !st Us Into tas sa
c!et at making np sheep for -xhisitiop,
w-s the son or the owner, sud had a
hand in il, and represented It "a com
merlY doae, sEa that tie best hand st
twas SURG to heye the best looking
sheep, re had faith in the truth OF il,
aai acccpt il IS tsct We find, farts
er, that thjs, same trick is prscticed at
English exhibitions, and has led 10 some
sheep thus 'goltea up being .et aside,
and not being allowed TO compete f9r
tce prizes. we doubt not thst tbs
practice IS already in vogue in The Uni
ted States, for We are apt to iesln asa
invent, and il is said that sheep thes
clipped we're exhibited st the Lac. New
York fair (the instance we refer TO ee-
cDrred in Canads }, and judges ct fairs
should tske notice o. Il, and not allow
.ny sheep to set ahead Of it, proper
position by the practice Of such sn sasi-
ly discovered trick.-4mer:can Asrt-
cflfUytsf
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

Say, is your lamp burning, my brothor'
l pray you look quickly and see;
For If it were burning, thcn surely
Some bsams would fall brightly on no.
Straight, straight is the road, but faltcr,
And oft fall ont by the way;
Then lift your lamp higher, my brother,
Lest l should make q fatsl delay.
There are many and many around You
Who follow wherever Won 30:
II vou Thought that they walked in a shadow
Your lamp would shine brighter, know.
Upon tie dark mountains they stumble;
They sre bruised On tho rocks, and they lie
With their white pleading faces turned upward
To the clouds of the pitiful sky.
There is many lamp that is lighted,
We behold them aheal and aftr
Bat not many OF them my brother,
Shine steadily on like star.
think, were they trimmed night and morning,
They would never burn down or go ont,
Though from the four quarters of heaven
The winds were all blowing about.
If onco all the lamps thatare lighted
Should steadily blaze in line,
Wide over the land and the ocean
What girdle of glory would shine!
How all the dark places would brighten!
How the mists would roll up and away
How the earth would laugh out in her glad
ness
To hail the mileual day!
Say is your lamp burning, my brother?
pray you look quickly and see;
For if it were burning, then surely
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
.,s. rs.t,as stas. spnaas.snln.

Mira Partington entered the Office Of
The prob,te Judge (caiied civilian
and inquired in her hlsndest tovc; Are
YOU the civil ,il!.int' Do you wish 70
insult ne, madam said th. Judge -
Yes, replied tie a=;abi. old ialy; my
brother died ae;cstei, and left tilr.c in
Sirl chii'isn, srd I'm to re thrir exc
cutioneF; 80 want to insult tbs civ.
IilI.in about it,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
E,,ssn krn;e TnistAs.

Fare, qusrter and core apples to All e
small dish rather more ttaa hslf, and
pour in water two inches deep Make q
crust Of one pint Of aour, one half tea
:poonful Of salt, and baking ps1dsr
enough to make it ligLr. Add q level
:er.poon'ul OF lard, and -four enosgh
to u'ss wel dough and roll ont quick
", put over the pudding dish, and place
ocaaa hot stove. Cover tightly with a
lin cerer on which put fiat iron. The
steam produced cooks the pudding
quickly. Fifteen minutes ui!l he found
long eaovgh. SerYe hot With hsrd saucs
mad. Of batter and sugar.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
v:esl.a nass,s tor Cn!Isscn.

4 physician, in very ssnsibio arlicle
upon bathing, says; 'Fur the wiad III
The stomach children are thought 10
haze, for their tircsome cryin2, ara for
the restlsssEesa and worrying at night
with which they are afflicted, If the
wsrm bath were rasortsd to otteasr, and
the dosing Of soothing syrup7 sne
worse no-trUms less, it wUa!d be better
rOr the chilNrcR.'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

The Peoris On J Revtw prists Mi.
plain story:
Sprine efeld has just hal sensation.
A ioIraer s.sie oNieiaI and 4 nan .so
has occupied high positions, sct aR!r IL
tire Commonwealth but ia tbs nation,
has BEEN On .pree fGT some days in
her slassie precincts. On Friday, he
visited Bunns banking house, ,ud Ge-
msndsa $50. Ii ras rcfGsed hin,
whcIcrpon he sbassd ths tsli<r Ike q
pick pocket and had to he elected He
visited 3 tsloon ard asked for drink
of whisky. TIE bsr tender told him he
had none, whcreupop he grew so violent
hat he was put oa. by force. Drunken,
friend!cs. and >n ou,c,st-sreh is the
Cste of ore Who sspired to be President
Of the United States. He js nova PER
feet wreck, and cTen his friends have
come 30 the conclusion that the only
service he cnn render is 10 die. " his
Ky has swsmped him ss Rany another.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

Tae mother of twenty six children
whose husband is sn Invalid, called a
the Michigan State Lsrd Olilce = few
days eincc, and from the proceeds OF
crsnberfic, she had picked during the
past fall, p,id the remainder due the
State upca her little fsrm in Shiaws,see
Q unity As \ rae, invalid husbands
shout. not surround themselves with
more than twenty Ave children-sIrept
in cranberry country.
A married couple went from the hri.
dsl sllsr tos dry goods shop in Ke :.
kuk, the other day. Alter sundry pur,
chascs had becR made the ignorant
clerk asked The lady to buy hst for
scr boy. With qaeen-liae dignity she
responded: 40; have Only been
married twenty minutes, ] hsrs ne
hoy"
An editor in Illinois having engaged
1. ne" reporter, received the following
as his first effort: I'VE are informed
that the gentleman hoo stood on bis
head Under pile driver for the purpose
Of having a tight pair of 6utes druv on,
shortly sftcrwards found himself in
China, perfectly naked and without 4
cent in hi. pocket.
With many readers, brilliancy Of style
passes for sfiluence of thought; they
mistake bultercups in the grass, for ira
measurable gold mines under ground.
Talking OF the war;" says Pat Muir
ply, Chow horrible it is to hear the still
grosas of The dying, together with tic
shrieks of the dead.
An Irish soldier, who came over with
Gen. Moore, being asked il he met with
rnrch hospitality in Holland, 40, yes, re
piled hc "too much ] was in the hospi
fal. almtst all the time was there
| Why is lip salya ike Guenna? BE
cause It's meant to keep the chaps of.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
Hsbcoeil, rerfcr, Leet ana Tsai.

The PIssident'. military fsnjit does
not appear in = hsndsome high; lhe
investigation OF sssir. in the Ee~ York
Cs.som House shows that Babsock, Tor
ter, Leet and Dent Louis had their fu-
gers in the fat, aud fouad it immensely
thick and rich It a'so comes ont that
the cd ini.trstion, or those Immediately
representing it, made nse OF the Custom
House sna its .poils for political pHrpo-
ees, and through ii sought to control
local elections. The Tswmsnv rascah,
ties were more considerable than those
of the Cn,tora Hosse, hut they were not
a wkit more Giscredtnhle or wanting in
NOR 81 rrinciplc-Cin. Com.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

A fav days sirce \ "wee bit Of q
boy" s.toaishcd h;s mother She asd
occasion to chsstise BIN slightly for
some offence lie had committed Char
ley sat very quietly in his chsir for some
time ,!1erward, no doubt thinking very
profoundly. At lzat b. spoke on, thus ::
Mazzcr, l wish pad Sc! annnz>sr hon.s
keeper; I've got tifcd sccin' you
rOuni."
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
rE-a hcrr;hle ,,orv i.told in i

EEA horrible story is told in let.
ter ftom the district OF F!otsk, Russia,
giving the particulars Of Murder CON
mitted last Toveahrr, A landed pro-
prictor OF tie district, whilS returning
10 h'. home nlh avs thousand rouhles
which he had borrowed Of neiehlor,
in his possession, VAS over:akcs in s
forest hy naskei msn, who demsrdcd
his life or kis money The morey rs.
given up, ana the man returned 10 his
creditors house to rclst. the mi,adrsn,
tarc, and wns judpced to spend the
night there On the next norning the
host entered h. sons room, and to his
con.tcrns.ior ssF, half hidden bcresth
The pillow Of ths sleeper, osded re-
volvcr sni the stolen package Of rou-
bles. In transport Of fury and shame
the unfortunate father seized TIE reyol-
yer and killed his son.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
Iac ESiNCTenCe.

Most womcn will forgive a liberty,
rather thar slight; and il any woman
we're 20 hang q man for stealing her pic
ture, although it we're set in gold, il
would he . new cs*e in law; but if he
carried oil the setting, and left tie por.
uait behind, We would net answer gol
his safety.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
Tggm To gssAa yesss,

To = large handful of hops add a
quart Of cold water. Let il hoil twenty
minutes, ard strain inio q quart OF Hour.
When cool, add pint of good yssst,
Sir thoroughly and let it STAND nntii
fermentation ceases, which i. rsnslly
in lEo dave Then ,hicksn With cora
msni. Roll ont thin. cut inse sMsh
cakes snd drY slowly in She shade.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

H Some whining hypocrite advsr.
,ises for wife in New York paper
thus: "If this shoald meet Tie eve of
some fricndless, humble follower of the
Savior, who nsy desire to unite her
heart ana hsat il perpetual unioR
With 4 gentleman Of lite character, /.
i,ae addressed to viii receive
prompt and honorable attention" That
'fsIiow would kick his wife ont OF bed
tbs krct week Of their marriage, OF ali
the miserable matrimonial advertise.
nsats this Uriah Resp one is the ;ncsn-
est. Somebody shsnld follow shat
"numble follower Of the Savior" and
lick him 1ishia s.. inch Of his life.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

Londoa, with a population OF 5000,
COO, las cn'y nine daily Howspspers--
dvN moruing sld four eveninc-whjle
Paris las twenty, and New York ,wcn.
~ four
y gentleman in Detroit had baby
left on bis doorstep one night last week
Ha took it in, cared for it tcnderly, and
next day swanpett it Off for terrier
pup.
4 Frenchman cannotpronouuce ship
Tnt word is ''sheep' in bis mouth Sec
ing an iron-clad, he said to a boy, "Ish
dish a war shccp:n No. answered tho
hoy, its 4 ram.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

EFThe skating fever has set in
again; all the youth hereabouts have had
a touch Of it with aggravating symp.
toms. Hs! yes; bright eyes, glowing
cheeks and happy voices. Dainty fee'
twinkling, and red petticoa's flashing
everywhere:
'And here we fall,
And there we sprawl
This tJimbling is pernicious;
Yet Charley swears,
And Blanche declares.
That skating's quite delicious"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
&s'A learned clercvmsa vss seeos

tsd in the following rasnner hy sn il.it-
crate preacher who des9issd education:
Sir, yon have lcen 10 college | sup
poseE"
Yes, sir," WIS tie reply. Il am
;hank!nl," r,iuir5d thc former, "thsl
The Lord opcncd ny u.oah without any
learning "A similar event" retortcd
the clersymaa, "iook Place ii Ealaam's
tirc; but such things are Of rage oc'
currsncc At the present Gay.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

GgAmong the Repuhlicans,the latest
political movement is the determination
of Senator Wilson's friends for the Vice
Presidential nomination. They do this
in the face of the known desire Of Grant
that The old ticket shall be renomiuatoa
but Mr.. Wilson's friends propose to
publish Mr.. Colfaxs letters TO Bowen, o.
the Independent, wherein he reiterated
his reasons why he should not run again
for any office.
FEA Scott Presidential club is form
inc in CIevcsnd-P Pittsburgh Post
Somebody must have sent youa Whig
paper of 1852 -Plaindealer.
When is fruitstalk like strong swim
mer2 When it stems the currants.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

ETA Ecw Orleans paper-an organ
Of the Carter faction-teils the following
as a Joke on Gov Warmoth:
Wsrmoth sent for Senator Daigle !;
wanted to see him on important busi-
ness; to come Immediately; and by no
means to fail TO obey this summons of
bis e1celency. On receiving this mes
sage, Senator Daigle smiled a kind of a
miaclievous smile, and said to the mes
senger: "Tell the Governor l am in
structed by my constituency to shoot
him at sight For this reason, think il
will he better for his Excellency il | stay
away from him" Upon this the mes
senger quickly bowed himself out of the
room.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
NJ EA 7 NJ ARK E I
SCHUMACHER

ANTHONY SCHU N ACssEN
Respectfully informs the citizens of
W o o D S f l e il ID
and vicinity that he keeps constantly on
hand at his
MEAT STORE, ON MAIN STREET,
Two doors North of Judkins' Drug Store,
Beef, Pork, Veal, Sausage. &c
n. ,slic:t- -. patronage of the public, as he
viii spare ne aarts to Accommodate custom
sr, and hopes, by liberal dealing, to render
e.,i,fsstion to all who may buy meats at his
store.
TO FA r N E II s
rr;,,,av the market price for cattle, hogs
aad sheep suitable for butcherins OUR,
x.,7y. ANTHONY SCHUMACHER.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06
The Quaker and the ssu.ig,

A genuine bully called upon Friend
avowedIy TO thrash him.
"Frend," demonstrated the Quaker,
knocking aside his visitors fists, "before
thou proccedest to chastise me,wilt thou
take some dinner?'
The bully was Slutton, and at once
consented, washing down the solids with
libations of strong ale. He rose up
assin to fulfil his original errand
Friend said the Quaker, wilt thou
not first take some ponch p And he
supplied abundance OF punch.
The bully, now staggering, attempted
to thrash his entertainer; but, quoth the
Q1sker:
Friend, wilt thou not take pipe?'
The hospitable offer was accepted and
the bully, utterly weak, staggered across
the room to chastise the Quaker. The
latter, opening the door, pulled him to-
ward il. and thus addressed him:
"Friend. thou camest here not to he
paciiicd. l gave thee mest offering {;
but that did not assuage thy rsge. |
gave thee drink offering; still thou
vert beside thyseif l gave thee burnt
offering; neither did that suffice. Now,
will try thee with heave- offering. -
Aud with that he tossed him out of
doors. That sutficed him.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

Say, is your lamp burning, my brother?
pray you look quickly and sec;
For if it were burning, then surely
Some beams would fall brightly on me.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-02-06

SIN sure don't know what to say.
The land knows l need help bad enough,
but it pears to me such slender little
midget as you couldn't airn your salt
What dye say your name was p
"Mary Smith. And indeed, if you
viii try me for only week, I'm sure
you will keep me till the season is over
Mrs. Clements Looked out of the win
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-21

s, N. Fettensits 81 90. 80
II Row, New Yuts, ani Geo. p. Rowe e Co.,
Advsrtisins Agents, are tho sole agents for 10 Ie.
v,!eum Centre DAILY REooDp in that cry. 40
yet.ers in that city are requested to leave thcil
svors with ei;her OF the above houses
tTCOE, WETHERILL & co. Advpr-
Using Agents, Philadelphia, arc duly authorized
AGENTS for the RECORD in that city
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-11-21

special notices 20 cent. per line. ef1h tr'artion.
advertisements 80 payable quarterly In Advance
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15


Elder stover OF Paris, KY, who has
preached for five years, is now eigh-
teen yeIrs old.
Statistics show that not one woman
IN hundred marries the man she
loves.
Hewho receives a good turn should
neyef forget III; he who does one
should never remember 1t.
The population of Russia Is $500,
O0Osouls.
There are 100000 women In Paris
named Marie.
There are only 244 persons In Chica-
90 between the years Of II and q
years who cannot read and write.
The Good Templars Of Kentucky
number 1900
Nearly $1,200,0OO are invested in
herds In Colorado:
London supports q police force Of
5000.
The length ofthe German mile is to
be increased 33 per cent.
Central Park, New York, isto have
bronze Angel of Mercy, at a cost of
S125, 900.
The Emperor William Of Germany
has recently boughta a two-page letter
Of George Washington for two hum
dred dollars.
| 1t took exactly three days and six
hours to weigh the five hundred mil
lion francs recently sent by the French
Government to Emperor William Of
Germany.
Few people know, and thousands
do not know, that by sitting a glass
fruit jar On a folded towel, thoroughly
soaked in cold water, the fruit can be
poured in boiling hot, with no more
danger Of breaking than with tin
can. Cut this out and paste II In your
cupboard.
There are living cf the filmily Of
the late Benjamin Reynolds, Of Wayne
county, seventy-six grandchildren. one
hundred great grandchildren, and ten
great great grandchildren. The great
great grandmother Is still living.
The oldest artesian well in Europe
is at Lilliers, i'm the Pas de Calais,
France, and from its mouth water has
flowed uninterruptedly for seven hun
dred and tifty-six years.
The Norwegian clergy are very fond
Of their grog. The preacher takes his
spirits IN the vestry, after his labors,
and at clerical gatherings wine, beer
and punch are liberally provided.
| Du Chaillu, the celebrated African
explorer, Is back from his travels
through Sweden and Norway, with
fresh stores of information about that
wild and comparatively little known
region of Europe.
It is mentioned as a curious fact by
old woodsmen that the beech and syca-
more trees are never struck by light
ming, though found in close proximity
to oak. hickory, and trees Of other
species, that have been scanned or torn
to pieces by the subtle fluid,
II anna missionary in my nursery,''
once observed 4 Christian mother.
six pairs of little eyes are daily
watching mammals looks. al well AZ
listening to her words land wish my
children never to see in me that which
they may not itnttate.''
A curious roadster Z made fast
time lately in Paris, easily distancing
all competitors. This was nothing
else than an ostrich from the Acclima-
tion Society's Garden which was har-
| messed to light carriage and guided
BY long feins by its trainer. 1t Is
said to'have proved very tractable Iii
harness. 5@ir
|
SUGAR FOR GLAZING CAKEs.-Put
-. n Ma ~ 4 f i
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
Albany Collegiate Institute,
ALBANY, OREGON.

VTHTS INSTITUTION WILL REoPENVON
Monday, September 4, 1871, with d corps
Of teachers canable and earnest. Tnstrucs
tion win be thorough and practical. and
the system bfordGr unsurpassed. For par
ticulars address
R.K. WARREN, A. n, President;
Or, Rev. Il. R. GEARY, d. D., Albany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

SUGAR FOR GLAZING CAKES. Put
into vessel with d little water, the
white Of one egg weltI,eaten and stir
red well into the water; let it boil.
and while boiling throw IN few drops
of cold water. Then stir In a cup Ot
pounded sugar. This inust boil to d
foam, then be used. This makes Il
beautiful glazing for cakes.
TOMATO CUsTARD.--This Is said to
be a beneficial diet for oonsumptiyess
It Is made by straining finely stewed
tomatoes through d coarse sieve. and
adding two pints of milk and one pint
Of tomatoes four eggs aud one tea
spoonful Of sugar. Bake in small cups
quickly.
How TO MAKE PUDDING QUICK
Split a few crackers, lay the surface
over with raisins, aud place the halves
together again; tic them closely in a
cloth and boil fifteen minutes IN milk
and water. With a rich sance it i ele-
CANT.
SMOKY LAMPS. 10 prevent the
smoking Of a lamp, soak the wick In
strong vinegar, and dry 1t well before
you use It'll it will then burn bright
and clear, and amply repay you for
the trifling labor.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15

To know that in the stubborn contest for
superiority in samples of work, at the great
Northern Ohio Fair, their favorite has
carried of the two great premiums the
Medal for best six specimens machine
work, and the Diploma for best embroid-
cry. Asthe atcompetition was in these
two classes, II viii be seen that the VIII
sons victory is complete. We knew this
would be SO; it could not be otherwise.
There is no talking down the fact that the
New Wilson is the best Family Sewing
Machine now manufactured capable of
doing the best work on any kind OfgOods,
under all circumstances.
This award of the highest premium
should and win silence the talk of that
large class of sewing machine men who
have made this machine the object of their
specini enmity, simply because 1t is mod
crate priced machine amp undersells their
expensive ones.
Go and see the Premium New Wilson
Sewing Machine, the best In the world,
now on exhibition at Snow & Roos Art
Gallery, 70 First street, Portland, Oregon,
and remember you can buy this premium
machine for $50
~ Agents wanted.
MINER & PEARSON.
July 10, T2-46