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Roay & Co. have few more Of
those fiuo iron plOWs on hand. Come
10, farmers and secure one before 1t Is
too late.
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Persons having accounts 80 days
old with US. mus. call aud pay up,
Pay up-Do you hear thati and T,
P. RSay & Co. mean it. Como to
time, gentlemen. We don't want tc
qui. business for want Of money.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Hardware in endless variety, aud at
the lowest possibls rates, can be had a
Rcay & Co.'s
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

II you want a moving machine,
cutting box, corn shelter. water draw.
er, or anything else that Is useful and
cheap, 60 to Rcay & Co.'s
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

Reay & Co. have just received a
large lot of fine groceries. Call and
see them.
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INVEST VIRGINIA U NiNsliY
wv Ip7t.tQ3O

w = -ls7i.-.lS79 -
The last Catalogue Oh 1--WE an attendance a
l7l Students at this Institution. Five di,
tluct Departments Of Instruction, with n mi
corpl Of compeient Professors.
The Ancient and Modern l.angunges
Mathematics, pure andappllei Psychology
Ethics Political E0OuOnly, Logic, liinlofir,
tile Seieures de-, kc,, carefully and thor.
oughly tau hi, Practical Chemistry and
Phyticp, illustrated by appropriate N6parai.
US. Special advantages ior the study Of Uo.
OlOgy,
A good Library. Extensive Cabinets o,
MlncrAlogy, Geology and Conetclogy, toI
geihet with many specimens In other ,Iebari.
mcnts of Natural History, Flus liuillinos
beautiful aud Lttlthy location, good SocIvy'
Fall Term heglus Np. O. Winter, b..
temIer O. Spring, March 20. Commsaco.
mcnt, June 20.
boarding from 81 iOSA pCr week.
Tuition from SIS TO sci per year,
For further particular inquire Of
ALEX Martin, 'rrs,idrlt,
NOrganioWE, W.
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NOTICE..

Desiring to close up all accounts for
tho last year, We request those that
have ACCOUNTS with rs not settled, 10
call aud DO SO at once, as their ac-
counts arc now made up foe settle.
ment. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 90, 1878. Per Il.
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Person, knowing themselves to
be indebted to US are requested to cali
and settle their accounts Immediately.
T. P. RRAY & Co.
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Goods cheap for cash at .Roay &
Co.'s
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-04-21

The best assortment Of hardware ia
Weston is to DO found at Fred Brink
mans.
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CANCER.

IbsliIv0 have certain remedy for the
cure foroanreF 10 IN early stage OF develops
mgnt, and probably later.
Twill furnish, upon application, 10 per-
sons 30 afflicted, this remedy, With inItruo
tionS for ltl use, free Of charge. All appll.
cati ans BY letter must state distinctly town,
county aud State, with q postage stamp en-.
closed and tae medicine will DO promptly
tslurutd,
! guarantee this medicine il compounded
entirely from The fcreIt Of the country.
GEORGE ". JACKSON.
lEaainn. Ahrllln-
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FLOODED CATTLE AND SHEEP.

A W wOoDFoRD Is now agent for tho
IA, sale OfFiRe BlOoded Sheep, imported
direct rom Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. PcrIons wishing 10 purchase
any oftliO above described stock, will call
on the undersigned, OF Parker D. COokmGn
K Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, OF
Harrison county, will sell one buck lGub
fer $50, or pair for 500.
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Cash customers wanted at Reay &
Co.'S
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M. NJ. D. CUMMINGS,
NOTICE TO cnEp1roRs.


TO Me Creditors Of 5arei A. Hua.
deceaIttl
In pursuance Of decree Of tho CircuI,
Court Of tue .cnpniy III tewil, made Ia .hs
cause therein pending 10 subject he real &C,
tate Of the sall Jpred A lfnll 10 tho pGy.
lneht Of bis debts, you are required 10 ne.
sent your claims aeNintt The aid Jared A
Hull for Adjudication N WIN. n. ByrAe,
Commissioner, dt his Ollite Ia Weston Ia
tho said rnnnty OIL or before the 9Th lay 81
MAY, 1873.
Witness, W. II Ryns, Clerk Of !.
Court thlslsih day Of Marsh lSI
W. II BfliNE, CLERK.
Henry Brlprop, plgs atty.
March24,0w
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lots Ia Klson's
Addition to the Town Of Wcstou.--
These Lots average a quarter Of an
acre each, are bounded 10 the rear BY
the West Fork River, are admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will be sold cheap. An opportunity 10
now offered to persons Of snail means
to secure homes For particulars ap.
ply to W. G. BENNETT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston.
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VUUNG lIEN who wish to engage Ia a
Highland lucrative business, will do
well 10 call and see I. =. Reay'S Steam
Washer, the greatest novelty OF the age.
Saves water, saves soap, saves tine, sayss
clothes, aad above all satss your wives and
daughters Rights for sale. Satisfaction
guaranteed oil Tho tine. Now Ia the time TO
20 10 work. Machine Oh eIhibitllh At 7.
| ?, Reay 4 Uo.'I Hardware and Grocery
Store, where goods can he had AZ chGSp Al
you can rtl ,hcmNnywh,Fr cl'cl,
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NO1.cE.-suuday business has bcen
closed at the Brick Shauty.
Y Rn,yRMAN.
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A better assortment Of s,Ogie. and
tobacco a! Brinkman's than any other
place IN Weston.
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&c, SUI I.. they come We mean those
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:, r p.sI 3 "a taken in exchange for GOOD,
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The Universal Glazing Tools-prioo
so cents-at Brinkman's.

STATE Of Vest Yiryinia, BrartOa eoun
~ 7orit.
a. Rules held 10 the Circuit Court Of the
said county Of Braxtou on the frat Monday
In Anil ia1a
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coti.. g cts per pound, sugar l2b
az All R snd Al ether goods 10 proportion,
How i'l, der pop, oh? Time TO
eeinnencs Der Driumnb pon ' S ]"
pss Grown Prince, Frederick,
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INSURANCE co
Or
Columbus, Chic
CASH CAPITAL, 100000 90
CASH ASSETS 68S,447 "a

The gradual increase Of strength oil tue
dome niakOB It's Policies better at Expiration
than when first Issued. This gradual in
crease is guaranteed by It's plan Of business
none but Flrst-ClasS Risks arO written at
paying rates.
The Home pays for Live Stock when iu-
rurcd and killed BY Lightning, wilhou, ref
trOncc TO the place where killed. ltpsys
damage by Lightningto Buildings, whether
burned or not.
Farmers fnd the Company TO DO Just tie
one they want.
Merchants get tho best Of Security in TIA
Policies.
SerE.-Tlis company Inns fulfilled all tue
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of tbs
State.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-28

A Family Tragedy.

New York, Aug. p. Early this morn
ing Michael Broderick, while in q state OF
of administration, quarrelled with his
mother-in-law at 81 Carmine street. One
of his daughters, fearing he might serious
ly inlnre her, called on her two brothers,
one Of whom, aged nineteen years, named
James, rushed into the room and en-
deavored to take his father away from the
poor woman, whom he was severely beat
ing, when he turned on him and, with a
large knife stabbed him twice in the heart.
He succeeded in gaining the second floor,
when he fell dead. Meanwhile, his brother
interered, and the father now beside
himself with rage, made lunge at him
and stabbed him once severely in the same
place that he did Jam les, but without
wonnding him fatally. At this point the
police rushed In and secured Broderick
who was perfectly mad with rage. At the
station house he professed to know moth
ing OF the bloody deed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-08-28

A Rockla land barber was recently az
rested for too much brush and lather
familiarity with another mans wife. He
is described in a Rockland paper rs 1.-THE
man that bought out BeggN Mr. Nc
Cambridge, formerly Of this city, writes to
say that he bought out Begg, but that he
didn't do the other thing, he is certain
The real scamp whose name is Mullen,
alias Clark, was in his employ-that's ALL
1t will be noticed that the Peoples
Convention of Somerset county united with
the Democratic County Convention and
agreed upon one ticket That county was
carried iast September by the opposition TO
the administration, and will be again this
fall. DR.. Manson, of Pittsleld, who 50 ably
represented his town last winter, was
present and addressed the united conven-
tons.
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SOMERSET DEMOCRATIC AND PEOPLES
CONVENTION. The Democrats Of Somerset
county met in convention at Norrid@e-
Wock, Thursday, to nominate a county
ticket. The Peoples convention assembled
in the same town on the same day, and
both conventions united on n common
ticket.
The Democratic convention, which was
presided over by Albert Moore OF Arson,
after passing resolutions in support of the
Hon. Joseph Titcomb for governor, APP
pointed Il committee of the Peoples con-
Vcntion.
The Peoples convention chose Dr. Rob-
bins Of Norridgcwock, chairman. In the
afternoon As u result Of the conference of
the two committees, the Democrats Joined
the Peoples convention and united on the
following county ticket
Senator's Sullivan Lothrop st. Adams ;
b. G. Goodwin. Mercer
Commissioner, S. b. Cragin, Norrid@e-
wock
Treasurer, q. Steward, North Ansou.
Attorney, j. }. Parlin, North Arson
Sheriff, }. H. Chapman, Pittsiield
The united convention passed resolutions
denouncing Credit Mobelier, the Salary
Grab and all kinds of government steal
ing and the men implicated and pledged
their best endeavors to turn corrupt men
out of office, and put honest ones in. Dr.
j. c, Manson Of Pittsfield addressed the
conventions
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The friends of II. H. Body, formerly
OF this state, who has been sued in New
York by the Rockford Rock Island and st.
Louis Railroad Company, and charged
with rmhezzlemrnt, ask a suspension
of public opinion until Z trial can be had
and his defence made known. They clam
that he has an absolute and complete de-
fence to all the charges.
After all that has been said, Anna
Dickinson isn't going to marry hli"iaW
Reid or any other man, hui will he M nc
tress, and strut her blief hour upon the
stage.
The Kennebcc journal announces 4
revolt in the Democratic camp, which by
its own account doesn't amount To much
If the Journal is looking for something re-
voting it needn't 90 ont OF its own or
ganization,
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Lincoln Co. Democratic Convention,

| A1ncOIn 20. 0emOcraC1c convention.
Pursuant to the call of the County Com
mittce, the democrats of Lincoln County
assembled in Convention, at the Court
House in Wiscasset, on Tuesday. August
| 10Th, 1873 The Convention was called
to order by Henry harrington, Esq, Chair
man of the County Committee, and the
following gentlemen were chosen officers
for temporary organizations President,
Hon. Samuel W. jackson of Waldoboro' !:
Secretaries, a. W. Hall Of WiscasSct, and
l.. w FarnsWorth Of Damari>cotta
On motion, 4 Committee Of three on
credentials We're appointed. who subse-
quently reported the whole number of
delegates present "a. representing the fol
lowing towns: Bristol, Nobleboro' Alma.
jefferson, Waldoboro. Damariscotta. New
Castle and Wiscasset The report Of the
Committee was accepted and on motion,
the temporary organization Of the Con-
vention was made permanent
\ Committee Of five ON Resolutions was
then chosen, consisting Of Alfred Lcnnox,
Augustus Welt, Joseph Jackson, Leander
Norton and John Borland
| On motion, a Committee Of liyc were
| appointed by the chair to nominate L
| County Committee, for the ensuing year
The Convention then adjourned to 80
| p, NJ.
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Letter from Boston.



BoST0N. AUG. -, ISIS
The reader at all familiar in thi, city knows
where Seojlay'> Building formerly stood. in
what Is known It's Scoiay'e square; also that
Pemberton square, that whom abode Of ari,to-
cratic eNclu>Nenc>> and quiet Responsibility,
| leads from ocollay's on the side opposite and i,
| indeed practicalEy Il CONTINUATION of Cornhil-or
rather a portion Of it is. for what is dcnominat-
ed Pembertoni square i its entirety, is very
nearly in shape pair of stairs. As YOU walk
up the hill from Scolay'S-thc old Missionary
House on your left and the squat abominati,n
on your right, cacdthc palace Of Music and
constructed ia;inly Of big windows ami proper
tionaIly biz >ien-lcttering-im edatcly in your
! front in the square proper, its grassy centre IN
| closed With IN iron fence. and ulfording nourisl
| ment TO perhaps dozen trees which contrast
aereeabIy With The surrounding dul-rcd Of the
brick buildings which bound Tie arra. These
houses however, present changed aspect from
the severe tidynr>- aud solemn stiffness thar
marked tli- precinct When It U:,~ NV abode d
"pul"nr'. l;ul NOW the hou~e-froui- are patched
with unnunb.lrl little black si.1, hprrin,, ,,iIr
letters, which have look IF elcr rlambcrius
into the window under which they are afiy,I
and Of never succeeding. with here and thcrrl
board of more prct'mtiou- proportions. >rr1in
| o relieve tn, lnonotuny Of the small fl, of it~
Kim but ONLY adding to hc ,,tormit, Of th,
lo4l 4,rol1h We looh 10 NJ I'm and a,r
informed by house -porrme a large --2l'' THAI
within alr the
| SIAlE l"llCF ni.>nQN i.rEE~.
lhinkin" it woud brof interest tothcr-,dcl-
Of the .IoUuqI. will oiy. "a Lri-f lr,oruf of 9.
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This was the last building burned, the fire
being stopped al this point
Andrew w Bates, house, 5000, insured
$500; occupied by J. Sherman
Marcus Il. Kin, house, $4,000, insured
$1,000
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The muster 81 the I'm lIumnrd com
pal,r- Of the state, held ~ 'ortand closed
ON Friday and was 4 +Urcr-a, notWith-
standing two rainy day The troops,
under command Of Gen. Chamheraim hud
excellent drill ANA wprrrevicwc,l ~ COZ.
Pcrhun. The competitive drill by thirteen
picked men, attracted much attention.
The first prize was awarded to Nrrgt VI.
Jewell of the jameson Guards, Bangor
the second to Scrgt, W. IL Thomas, jr., Ut
the Portland Li%h, infantry; and tn" third
10 W. j. McCullum Of the Montgomery
Guards The men all showed great pro
ticientN. but Scr@t Jewell W;lS 50 much
superior, That no difficulty wa, had in
making the award The JUDGES We're
Major General Chamberlain, Inspector
General Brown and chief Of Stan Bcll
The story Of the republican papers chat
whole packages OF votes tied with a Strim4',
We're thrown for Mr. 'ritconh at the Port
land COM cnlon, and tlat lis nomination
was thereby effected is Il foolish Yarn.
Mr.. Titcomb led on the first ballot. and
was nominated on the second, ~ every
body knew he would be. There was no
such fraud committed.
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APPEARANCE OF TIE RUINS.

Next morning the burned district pre-
rnted 4 sad sight. The busy, bustling of
The trade and business which had pervaded
The whole water front was changed to the
backness and desolation Of ashes From
Lewis wharf, at the railroad depot, to the
sanford wharf, every pier save one was
swept Of its buildings, and back TO the
line of Front street were only the ruins
Of what were yesterday substantial bust
ness stands. The one exception is Simpsons
wharf, on which the store-honses, four IN
number, are standing, but access to them
is cut off by the burning of the SHORE por-
ton OF the wharf The ruins still gave
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FOR GoNEENDE
JOSEPH 'TlTCOMB,
Knox County.

OF kENN EBuNk.
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which | shall have 10 mention briefly a> | have
already eXcelletl my limits. Here are lmmic~,
for pryin@ open doors; p"n'ierous machine
like a douhlr-rnt,u ack-screw for wrenching
apart the walls Of safes, and machines with
which 10 drill Il sX-ineh aperture through the
same for the admission of mans arm. Then
there are pliers for opening q door from the out
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ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.

After careful investigation we must set
down the cause Of the fire AS mystery. II
originated in Dement'S loft Mr.. ID. says
no one had been on his premises since
Friday and that at the hour Of the fire his
foreman was at the camp meeting with
the key in his pocket AL the reports
about chowder parties, boys, &c. can be
traced TO no authority
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-27

Judge John Mulroy, the talented and
witty local of the Appeal, whs has been
ill for several months, has so far recov-
cred that he will be able to leave the city
by steamer to-day for st. Paul, where he
goes to regain-his lost health and obtain
what information he can as to the geo.
graphy of the country at the Polar
regions.
Mr., +. S. Davis left yesterday for Gin
cinnati, from where he goes to New
York, and will sail on the Baltic for q
three months tour of Europe. He will
be accompanied by Mr.. viii Hamlin, OF
the First National Bank, and Mr.. j. s.
Richardson, of the firm of Ely, Harvey
& Richardson. The trio will do "
France, Italy and Spain, and the two
last named gentlemen may return sim
gle and they may not; it is doubtful yet,
however, which will be the may not. "
They leave the city on the neon train to-
morrow.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-27
whites Opera House.

The only place of public amusem ent
open in the city is Manager Whites vau-
deville theater, on Jefferson street. A
6ne variety troupe of artistes appears on
the boards each evening under the able
supervision of Stage Manager Eugene
F. German. Each evening a change of
programme takes place; the perform
ance including new songs, dances, char
acter acts, changes. negro comicalities,
sensations, etc. New stars appear weekly
in rapid succession, fact which makes
Whites Opera House a most attractive
place Of resort to the people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-27

third Monday in July is the day set for
answers
Captain Sam Tate, jr.. Of the st. Ber-
nard Coal Company of this city, was in
st. Louis the other day attending to the
business OF his company.
Andy Horrigan, chief clerk Of the Ben
Franklin. is pa to bouncing girl baby.
The Andy Baum and Champion No
were out picnicing Tuesday at Cincin.
natl The Nick Longworth has been en-
gagged for a picnic on the lth Of July.
Captain Frank Robinson, an old Gin
cinnati aud Louisville pilot, has been
appointed to take charge Of the tug
Hiram Campbell and United States
dredge soat, by Colonel Merrell, to re.
move distractions in the channel Of the
river between Cincinnati and Louisville.
The Keystone brings four empty barges
down the Arkansas. She was delayed
by a slight leak in one of the patches on
her boilers.
On the 23l there was only four and
half feet Of water below Van Buren, in
the Arkansas.
The Commissioners appointed by the
President under the late act Of Con-
gress appropriating one hundred thou.
sand dollars to investigate the causes of
the explosion Of steam boilers, consist
of Messrs. Holmes, of Ohio and Craw-
ford, of Pittsburg, TO represent the West,
and Mr.. Copeland, of New York, for tho
Eastern waters. Mr.. Stevens, Of New
York. was also appointed, but declined,
and his place will not be filed Beside
these officers there will be present at
the consultation the Supervising Inspec-
tor-General, Mr.. Smith, Professor
Henry, of the Smithsonian Institute;
Chief Engineer Wood, of the Navy De-
partment; and the Supervising Inspec.
tors of New York, Baltimore and Pitts.
burg. All of these will submit their
views and suggestions in respect to tho
proper mode of conducting the investi-
cation so as to secure the best practical
results. 1t is supposed that the expert
ments will be made with reference to the
peculiar class of boilers which are used
in each locality. This Board was to
have met in Washington on Wednesday.
There are numerous complaints Of the
delay occassioned by the hardness Of the
railroad authorities in opening the draw
Of the bridge over the canal at Louisville.
The delay is caused by the railroad COM
pany using the bridge to switch their
freight cars on in making up their trains,
Pilots claim they have been delayed
from one-half to an hour and a half from
this cause. We hope the proper author
tiles will investigate the matter and see
the evil is corrected.
A suit for five thousand dollars is be-
ing tried in Dubuque, brought up by
Frank Davis, colored, against the
Union Packet Company.
He alleges being put off the Alex.
last June, below Bellevue, and
remained on an island several days with
out food or shelter, until rescued by
raftsmen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-06-27

then adding il TO about pint OF milk,
and, finally, by bringing the whole to
just the boiling point Il must DO given
through a nursing bottle.
An excellent food for children who
are costiye in their bowels may be made
by using bran.meal or unbolted -four in
stead Of the white four preparing il as
above directed.
RIcE WATER. Wash four tablespoon
iuls OF rice, put Il into two quarts Of
water, which boil down to one quart.
and then add sugar and little nutmeg,
This makes pleasant drink
A half-pint or pint Of milk added 10
this, just before taking il from the FIRE,
and allowed 20 come 10 boil, gives a
nourishing food suitable for cases Of
diarrhea.
Sage, iapioca, barley, or cracked corn
can be prepared in the same manner.
BEtF TEA.-Take one pound Of juicy.
lean beef, say piece OIL Of the shoulder
or the round, and mince II M with
sharp knife on board or n mincing
block. Then put it with its juice into
an earihcn vessel containing n pint Of
tepid water, and let il stand for two
hours, Strain Oh the liquid through a
clean cloth, squeezing well the meat,
and add a little salt. Place the whole
OF the juice thus obtained over the fire,
but remove it as soon as it has become
Drowned. Never let il boil; otherwise
most Of the nutritious matter Of the
beef will be thrown down as a sediment.
Prepared in this way, the whole nourish.
ment of the beef is retained in the tea,
making q pleasant and palatable food.
A little pepper or allspice may be added
If preferred.
Mutton tea may be prepared in the
same way. ltmakes an agreeable change
when the patient has become tired Of
beef tea.
RAW BEEF FOR CHILDREN Take half
pound of juicy beef free from any
fat; mince it up very finely; then rub il
up into a smooth pulp either in a mortar
or with an ordinary potato masher
Spread q little out upon a plate and
sprinkle over il some salt, or some SUI
gar, if the child prefers it, Give it with
a teaspoon or upon buttered slice Of
stale bread 1t makes an excellent food
for children with dysentery.
At a meeting of the 0bstetrical So.
ciety of Philadelphia, held April 3,
1873, the undersigned committee was
appointed ito consider the Causes and
Prevention of Infant Mortality during
the Summer Months" The foregoing
rules, drawn up by this Committee, were
revised and adonted bv the Societv at n
meeting held May l, 1873, and ordered
to be published
DR. WILLIAM GooDELL, Chm n.
DIR j. FORSYTH MEIGs
DR.. JOHN l.. LUDLOW,
Dr. ALBEIT H. SMITH,
DR.. JoHN S. PARRY,
DR.. WILLIAM +. jerks.
Geo. o. Sale a. Co., 2Ol Main ST.,
Will sell tomorrow morning, at l9
o'clock sharp, large lot Of fine ldrni:
II