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HOW Much VIII Keen Horse.

A horse weighing from ten to twelve
hundred pounds will eat about six tons
of hay, or its equivalent, in year.
And we suppose the real point to get at
is, whether one can keep his horse
cheaper on some other product than hay.
This is an exceedingly difficult question
to answer-it depends so much on
circumstances. We shall not attempt
to answer it fully at this time, but Will
merely say that, in our opinion, three
and half tons of ccrn stalks and two
and half tons of corn would keep a
horse year in fully as good condition
as six tons of good hay. We may esti-
mate, also, that it will take three and a
half tons of oat straw, and two and a
half tons of oats to keepa horse a year. A
bushel of oats weighs thirty-two pounds,
so that it will take over 155 bushels and
three and a half tons of straw to Keep a
no Sc a wear. 1t would take about two
acres of good land to p oduce this
amount.-AD1. Stock Journal.
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A CARPENTER writes to the Anaeri

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last year and cleared nearly 49, O0 using the
plans and details in your magazine, which
were better than an architect. Count me a
subscriber for life" . a...
Our subscribers can get the Builder ON trial
four months by enclosing one dollar to Chas.
D. Lakey, publisher, No. % Murray street,
New York.
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The Smithsonian institute is put
ing in type an interesting work on the
discovery and history of the famous
Tanis stone, inscribed with Egyptian
hieroglyphics, which have Just been
translated by Prof. G. Seyforth of New
York. The inscriptions refer to the 9th
year of King Ptolemy Evergeta, L, 237
wears b. c. -
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Throat Affections and HOarseness.-AIl
suffering from irritation of the throat and
hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the
almost immediate relief afforted by the use of
browns Bronchial Troches" -
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WE have seen it stated in various pa
pers throughout the country that agents for
the sale of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Pow
ders were authorized to refund the money to
any person who should use them and not be
satisfied with the result. We doubted this az
first, but the proprietors authorize us to say
that it il true
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin, pimples,
ringworm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous
affections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made
by CAswELL, HAZARD d Co., New York, Be
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
ue, as there are many limitations made With
common tar which are worthless.-C Com.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

JoHNsoN's Anodyne Liniment is, with
out doubt, the safest, suTest, and best remedy
that has ever been invented for internal and
external use. 1t is applicable to great vari-
ETY. of complaints, and is equally beneficial for
man or beast. IL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

OLD lingering cases of fever and ague
are lust the kind to take Shalienberger's Pills.
A permanent cure is immediate. Every drug
orst keeps them,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

THE COOKING OF MEAT.-The most
economical way of using meat is to cook
it in hot water, and serve it up in its
own gravy. If it is boiled for prepar-
ing soup, the water should not be too
quickly raised to the boiling point,
since this tends to coagultate the al
bumous portions and to prevent the
juices from passing into the water. The
meat should be chopped or cut as fine
as possible, and steeeed for some time
in cold water, which should then be
gradually heated up to a temperature
not exceeding $50 degrees Farenheit, or
60 degrees below its boiling point. AT
the last moment the soup may be allow
ed to reach the boiling point. The
bones should be crushed or broken up
into small pieces, and boiled, or rather
simmered, for eight or ten hours, in or
der thoroughly to extract their nutri-
tive matter. If we wish to cook meat
in such a way as to preserve the maxi
mum of nutriment in the most digesti-
BILE form, we should place it in large
pieces in boiling water, and keep it
there for five minutes. The high tenn
perature coagulates the albumen at the
surface of the meat, stops up its pores,
and thus prevents the juices from escap-
ing. After thus boiling for five min
utes, add cold water to reduce the heat
to about $50 degrees F., and keep it at
that temperature until the meat is suf-
ficiently cooked. 1t will then be found
to be tender, juicy, savory, and nutri-
tious. Sailed meat, intended to be eat
en- cold, should be allowed to cool in the
wat,r in which it has been boiled. In
roasting meat, as in boiling it, the first
object should be to coagulate the albu-
men at the surface, in order to prevent
the escape of the juices. The meat
should be at first placed close to the
fire, kept there from ten to fifteen min
utes, then withdrawn to a greater dis
lance from the heat. If cooked in the
oven of stove or range, the oven should
be very hot when the meat is first put
into it, kept at the same heat for short
time, then cooled down partially (by
opening the door or checking the fre),
and the roasting should then be allowed
to go on very slowly, so that the inner
parts may be thoroughly done. The
loss of weight (mostly water and fat is
nearly one-third more in roasting than
in boiling. Roast meat has the richer
flavor, because certain aromatic princi-
Piles are developed by this mode of cook
ing. The occasional "dredging of
-four over the surface of the meat helps
to stop up the pores and check the es-
cape of the fat.-.TouT71aL Of Chemistry.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

To HAVE elegant light biscuits, rolls,
buckwheat cakes, fruit dumplings, etc, you
should use Dooley's Yeast Powder Ask your
grocer for it. It is pure baking powder.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

"Go1D is the souls curtain which
hides all it's defects from the world, :" but pa
per money will buy the Elmwood Collar.
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Bill JONES.
Commodore Maury's Prayer.

Two days before his death he called
his son, r. W. Maury, to his bedside
and dictated the following prayer which
he had composed and used daily for
nearly forty years-''ever since that 9th
of October when was laid on my back
at Somerset, Ohio"-and which he de-
sired him to transmit to his absent
children should they arrive in time. He
referred to the accident which fractur-
ed his leg, and famed him for life. He
also stated that every petition in the
prayer had been granted.
''Lord Jesus, the Son of God and Re-
deemer of the world, have mercy upon
me; pardon my sins, and teach me the
errors of my way. Give me a new heart
and right mind. Teach me and all
mine to do thy will, and in all things to
keep thy law. And teach me also to
ask those things necessary for my eter-
nal life; Lord, pardon me for all my
sins for thine is the kingdom, and the
power. and the glory forever and ever. !"
In 1910 Commodore Maury connected
himself with the protestant Episcopal
Church. Long before his loved ones
felt that he was indeed going to die,
Commodore Maury felt it-knew it.
He summoned them all (for they were
all present. to his bedside, and told
them he was dying, but not to grieve
for he was at peace with God, and was
ready and anxious to go. During the
the forty-eight hours just prior to his
death he ate nothing, and talked of
nothing but the glories that soon await
ed him. A little before the spirit de-
parted, and when thought speechless,
he was asked to give sign if all was
well. He calmly replied, 4" All is we'll
all is WE'LL" and then fell asleep
Southern (hikrcha1n1l
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28
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For illustration OF this cheapest and best lock see
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(,PLAr rrRSTAN wATERMEinN
" rs THE nEHTi
Lt,Is lf..h and sweet throughout the Winter
Sri IS reusa a. puckAg" R.N pkgs ~,
MAMMOTH rATHA0E, vel. b. - 10 " rs. Do
MAMMOTH SQUASH 10 TO ~ rs. soc.
SNAKE lCoUMhr,,, Get aud cooled i'c'
HUSH TO AT >, keep fr~sh for n year. nc.
JAPAN RADi~H. wonderful, ic.
package OF either sent, postpaid, for rrice.
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Old Iady-''You know the Royal
Oak? Well, you turn to the right,
past the Jolly Gardeners till you come
to the Red Lion" Artfully Cabby-
sob, don't tell me the 'ouses, mum
Name some o. the churches, and then I
shall know where I ami" Asks and gets
an exhorbitant fare without q murmur.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

VNNTERPRrs,Ns young and middie-agsd men and
II women ambitious 20 make q successful sthrt ~
ing themselVe- at the'- er1Hn Business Coues~
Milwaukee, Wis.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

THE PHUNNY MAN.-Thare IL hardly
emmy thing that man IL SO vain ov az
the humor that IL IN him.
The phunny man IL seldum an hui
morist and never a wit.
Hiz only pride IL tew make you laff ;
he seldum rizes abuv jest, and very
often IL the only one who can see emmy
point even in that.
He IL generally the hero ov the oc-
kashun in the rural distrikts and kuntry
pumpkins laff oastreperous wheneverhe
opens his mouth.
The phunny man is the clown at
large, and hiz jests are sumtlmes amuz-
ing, but never remembered.
Thare IL seldom emmy faint ev origin
atty in him, and the quirks he deals IN
are cid saws reset and relied, and bad
enuff done at that.
It il dreadful unfortunit thing tew
deal in cast oph jokes for, ike the old
clothes Dizziness, they will silk tev
man all thro' ife.-,TosB Billings.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

The San Francisco wine merchants
have subscribed 100000 to establish
the Wine Dealers Gazette.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

Dest and Oldest Family medicfne.-San-
ID fords Liver Invigorator, purely vegetable
cathartic and tonic; for dyspepsia, constipation
debility sick headache, bilious attacks and al
derangements of liver, stomach and bowels. ASK
ySur druggist for it, Beware OF mutations.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY,

With its gloomy attend low spirits, deprns
sion In voluntary emssious Ices Of semen, ~ 'rma
tnrThusa loss OF power dizzy head. loss ~ memory
and threatened lmpotence. and inibeciiity M :
&c SPECIFIC, No. TWIN i.Efunf THIS soy
ereign Remedy tones up the system. arrests the
~ charges. and imparta vlgur and ehrrEy llfc rnu
vitality 10 the entire man. They have cured thou
sands % cases. Price A. per package ot = 9oFsH
obstinate old eases, OF u Pc. single Boa sou ~
All drugRlstH aud sent hy niAu on rrcepi ol nrlcf
Address fIUMPHR ~ no MEOPArHiC WE'D
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SoribnerIs Lumber and Loo Book

NEW, enlarged. and improved ediMon 81 thls
~ valuable book lust published, KNinN ctrf'0s
measurements for scAntlinw. bOards, lank. saw
logs. ny Doyle rule. a blchl contents ~ squhs
and round umiser, slaves ana bcndiua bolt. 80
pactt, OF CO tern wood tables, tables OF Nag'H,
board inere.t tables. etc. This j. The nist v !na
HE aud popular book ever published or iis AMI.
Hair a million ropies have been sold. Ak of
bnok ssller for the new edition, with boylea i.ss
Table, or ! vii end one FOR Is cents. pu~tpnid.
0ko. w. FTsRER y -. box ~, Rochester, y. =
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WA UABLE FARM SEEDS AND BOOKS
V GIVEN AWAY.-Three specimen copies Of
the AMERICAN ~rOCK JoUHSAL. containing over
100 pages Of valuable reading matter. handsomely
Tliustr ted with enRravings OF farm buildings.
hioOded stock, poultry. dogs, birds. ct, and a
pack age OF Chester County Mammoth Corn, tm-
ported white Oats and Alsikc or iucern clover,
will he sent FREE 70 all who send two stamps for
postage Address n. 4. BOYER & Co., Park esburg,
Chester county. Pa.
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DR., MARTINS COW-POX VIRUS

Absolutely 'ure non-numaniHed Vaccine Virus
obfsiDcd by IN. msthOd ~ TauE nuirnal vaccna.
lion Unsolicited b. Prof. Drpaul of Paris, In Apfi,
lsf.s from be namOns ase oi ~ ntaneups CIV pH
at BeaugencY, ~ Ethnce. Ano lnhhtufhlen IN
An1srtca la sept 1870, ~ DE-. Henry A. Martin
With -irus and ants graph iuhtgpctAons irntn Ne
hand O 1foT Depanl. our establishment II by ihf
the larges and most perfect In the world. LhtEe
Ivory lam et' points, packages uf ton, ~, pima
~ criish lAnnDsl. mast refuiiy Hnlectsd II. Az
virus fully warranted efficient. n Will b packed
10 KO with perfect safety ~ mail. fpll al eciiors
for u-e accompany each package. Eeuilttento
must accompany order. safe delivery u virns
A.. rraT
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Hank Good News to the Afflicted

HEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA. SORE
III 3 yes. Scurvey OF the Teeth. Ague, the chronic
form as Ague Cake. ant Odd Uncets In the skin
and Cancer, syphilis. the chronic form, cases that
continue 10 break out every few weeks for year
until the patient dssr.tirs OF cure. = he Menses
promptly restored. Tie above diseases promptly
cured. Try me. J. ELLtNGwooD, star Drug store
OwensborO, ky.
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Fever and Ague Cured for 5O gents.

EeNeF anu NJ NC OtEHou TUT 90 NoH's'
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est - Wonder Of the World p" sent ifee lpA 80 hng
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Employment: siu0 pr ~etk agents wanted 70 sci
anew article; indIspens ole 70 mercha nts a m 81 q
Adrs with stamp r. d. smith a Co.'S Liberty st.N.r
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' r. r. r. s.''.s
RAILWAYS READY
- aREIIEF a.
Cures the Worst Pains
esra IN rRox
- ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES.
49, NOT ONE HOUR,
Amer reading this advertisements,
Need Any One suffer with Pain.
~s- RAILWAYS
Ready Relief is q Cure for Every
Pain.
- ~ twas the arst and
The Only Pain medy
that instantly stops the most excruclatinE pAius
alLays DETERMINATIONS, and cures CONCESSIONS
glands or organs, by one application,
IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MIHUTEs.
No matter how violent or excruciating the palm
the rheumatic, bed ridden. lnfrm, crippled, ner
sS 8Ss READY RELIEF ELI viii viii aors
-- -.igd INSTANT EASE.
inflammation OF the kiGlneys,
f-fs- Inflammation OF the bladder,
Inflammation OF the bowels,
71& Congestion OF tine lungs,
Sore throat, difficult breathing,
- Z. PaIpitntion OF the heart
Hystericsscroup, dyp.nhsria. ,ue,,.,,.
Headache, tOOthache,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Cold chills, ague chills. - - .
The application OF the Ready Relief to the part
or parts where the pain or difficulty exists viii af
ford ease and comfort
10 Twenty drops In half tumbler OF water Will IN
a few moments cure cramps, sprains, sour stomach,
heartburn, sick headache, diarrhoea, dysentery,
collie, wind In the bowels and all Internal pains
Travellers should always carry a bottle OF Rad
3 ways Ready Relief with them. "A few drops in
wafer will prevent sick ness or pains from change
of wafer. 1t is better than French brandy or bit
tiers as q stimulant.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1873-03-28

WHILE WAITING FOR A COUCH to go as II
came you are often sowing the seeds OF conSuinp
zion. Better Try at once DR.. Jaypes Expectorant
sure cure r all coughs and colds.
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Dr. WHITTIER, 0l1 q Z. H fsSIs e greet

Longest engaged aud most succce.fui phyHicihn ~
the age. Generalization OF pAmphlet nee Nell eI
who suffer ffOm nervousness. debilityt ETC n ttA"
tIse of ~ pages, for 2 nthInpai pu"hs ~ f@k"@f
Illustrated. for - centA
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WIFE. xI.lay = Isys . sJ p - Z: sf9
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Land Commissioner Z. p. r. r.,
OMAHA. NKB.
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Address THE SUN. New York City.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-04-17
BERLIN, \.
Business generally dull.


The Baptist Society have new or.
gan costing four hundred dollars.
Mrs. Barber Nichols was buried on
the sth. leaving a husband aud two small
boys 10 mourn her loss.
There will probably be three times
the number Of new houses erected IN this
village the coming Summer, Of any
previous season.
Aaron Jones, stage driver, Is desery.
ing Of especial mention, for the faithful
manner in which ne has kept ~ com.
munlcation with Troy during the pas,
severe winter. oonR.
We have big snow drifts set, aua
snow quite deep IL the woods on the
high lands People attended funeral 10
sleigh. Yesterday. Old men say We have
more snow. than VIC have bad since ls4s.
Il this time d Tie ycar.
The Graded School muddle remains
substantially the same. ! think that a
majority 81 lhe lahab.iznls Of Berlin hold
aboni ihe same opinion - our friend
Taylor Fiz; II tie old school house is re-.
paired upon iif present unsuitable site,
ia a few wears the district, with IL ia
oreasing wants, will demand a larger and
better house
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Issass scmsa 81 ssaasn i.ss4n. sasaz - aAs ga
laft aEe3 g tfs
he trtu. nuar1F 90 e BIS e "a
@lephcniuur. y ~ Was uaa 81 uHdh
IHfarmail1u. necessial ieFufTa aHa
gag;e lHsacnaal Ia hIa yoauEes daf was
i.e father - fourteen ahi8dWus Glue $50
ham arc atIi living lir commanded q
company under General kdaF iH the
war 81 l-1as wac JuaIee ed tae Peace
many wears represented h.s town Iu lae
Board OF Supervisors several times, au8
Was representative Iu Use Assembly 81
Albany one term Few mon uatsldg ot
the leEalprafeE .ou bad good EuaW3-
elEa e law a. Squire Jones
IrgtNuy STRINGS
The following enigma is givtu faT thc
youug ladies 900 tbe line ct she Harlem
Extension Railroad TO guess Az com
muuiealious lo be addressed &C. Box eos
Post Office, Lebanon Spring. NY.
tNUut.
I am composed Of two words, and ct iei.
ter, eleven.
am found upon earth. aud also in heaven
Consider nay "a sib aud nth, it. Inferred
That ought to be seeking a tlh 9Th 4 50
For should De overtaken bv the 9Th I'm
& 10th.
The l.t 5Dh tlh 4 stb would aid me to
strength,
With that Ia be as lively as tie Gtb Iltb
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Crntaur LIuiuirti.

There il no pain which the Ceul,ur Luiucut
will not relieve, ~ saeIIn4 Val not -gbdue,
and no lamenez. which 1t will upt cnrr. Tais il
strong language bot IL is trae. Where the ptrtz
are not gone, its effects are marvellous. J, has
produced moro cures OF ibeumatism. neuralgia.
ioek.I pal-y, sprdn-, saeEiu4-. cated-Jtrar's,
scalds, burns sat.rbeum, tar.uche etc upon
the human frame, aud Of stfaius, spawn, gals
etc, upon animals 10 see year Than have al 9th
er pretended remedits since the world began.
1t is oouaterirutmt, au all-healing pain re-
lever Cupplcs ihrow away tuair ctnteues, the
lame walk, poisonous bites are rendered harm
less and the wounded are healed without scar.
It h no humbug. The recipe IS published arurnd
cash bottle I. IS selling AZ no article ever be.
fore sold, and it cells because o. DOES just what
Il proteuds 10 DO. Thu-s aha nov suffer from
rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve 10 suffer
il they sijl Hol use Cantaur Imminent More
than 1000 certificates % remarkable cures iu.
eludinp frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
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