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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26
RECIPES, ETC.

Lemon juice and glycerine will aid
in whitening the skin. Pour little gly-
cerine in the palm of the hand, and add a
few drops of lemon juice. Rub over the
face, neck and hands. Repeat the opera
ton every night and morning for a week
or ten days.
eggs, one tablespoonful of flour, one of
milk to each egg Beat the whites of the
eggs to stiff froth. Mix the yolks, we'll
beaten with the other ingredients, whites
last, and add salt after it is in the pan
Grease the frying pan, and pour the mix
ture in a thin layer; turn one half over
upon the other as it thickens, or roll it up
Cook to delicate brown-it requires
close attention. Finely minced or grated
meat stirred into this omelet varies the
dish.
-Transplanting Nut-Bearing Trees
Never have we found in a thirty and odd
years practice that any nut tree could be
safely transplanted after two years from
seed. We have cut around trees four or
five feet high one and two years in adj
vance, and then moved them almost
bodily, earth and all, and have failed
There is to our idea OF practical knowl-
edge no dependence on the transplanting
OF the chestnut or any other nut tree after
one year, r. Elliot, in Cleveland Her.
AID
Chicken Cholera-The following
prescription we find in the Southern Cattti-
GATOR, and is said to be very efficacious in
chicken cholera: Glycerine and water,
each a half ounce; carbolic acid, ten
drops. When the first symptoms of the
disease are apparent, give five drops, and
repeat at intervals of twelve hours. Usu-
ally the second dose effects a cure. A
neighbor informed me that cholera was
very destructive among his poultry, and
at my suggestion he tried the foregoing
recipe. Tie reports that the progress OF
the disease was promptly arrested, and in
almost every case a cure was accom-
plished.
To free cabbage from the cabbage
worm, an experience of thirty years ena-
bles Kentuckian to say: Get what is
called here shipsluffs, or shorts, such as
we feed to stock-wheat bran will do as
good as the shorts; examine the cabbage
before they head if you see the web of
the caterpillar, or holes in the leaves Of
the bud, put tablespoonful of the shorts
in the head. If hard rains follow you
may have to repeat. The cure is etfectual
The worms become mired in the shorts
made wet with the dew. The worms sell
dom attack the cabbage after they are
headed"
Lemon Tart.-To the grated rind and
the juice of one lemon add teacupful
of sugar; stir into a teacupful of warm
water teaspoonful Of corn starch and
two finely powdered Boston crackers, and
add to the lemon and sugar; whip to a
froth the white of one and the yolks of
two eggs. Add these TIC the foregoing,
stirring briskly, and pour into plate
lined with light crust. While the atove
is baking in a moderately heated oven,
whip the remaining white Of egg to a
froth and stir in three teaspoonfuls of
powdered sugar When the tart is done,
remove from the oven and spread the
beaten white over the top; then return to
the oven and allow to brown slightly"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

THOSE agricultural Journals sometimes
cause great deal of trouble. Burns, OF
Chester County, read in one of them, the
other day: at has been discovered that,
to make a balky horse travel, tie string
tightly around his ear, near the end, and
let him stand until he begins to shake his
head, when he will forget about baking
and go without further trouble. 1t never
falls So Burns tried it on one of his
horses. The faithful animal first nipped
Burns shoulder and inoculated him with
the epizootic; then it planted hoof or
two in the stomach of Burns; and then it
suddenly remembered something it
wanted to do in Lancaster County, and
left at two-thirty- seven gait for that
region. 1t has not been heard from since;
while Burns has enough influenza to go
around Brigham Young's family, and
leave several pretty respectable colds in
the head over. He began to take a religi-
Gus paper on Wednesday.-Nar Adeler.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

LoNe-PoINTED paper collars, extending
down so as to dispense with a shirt bo-
som, tae points fastened to the pants but
ton, are now fashionable at Omaha.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

arian, long -suffering, refusing this and
that, and cutting down year by year the
list of wholesome articles for his food, at
last bethought himself it were as well
to die of fullness as by starvation; and
went to his accustomed restaurant at din
ner-time, and ordered full meal like any
other man, to the amusement and incre-
dulity of the attendant that always waited
on him; and on inquiry of the results of
his boldness, he replied he was as well
after full and various meal, as after all
the littleness he had been accustomed to
practice-Christian Register.
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-rueBOYS DEBT.

HE Ne
/ . Poem by H. R. Hudson !
'', ,.a.c, my brother J jim
e. boipg The money, I -
=. keep the change
y mean sad over ~ up the s, street. ssck
rlnn Is right across his G s;s feet.
bo.u,s Just in time,
pPi NV took him up loS 0'AN
n lsr and Yesterday
Z asbsly in his head
BID 70 ob NV knew twas jim
ff D because, you see
!: oroIherS' anu "--'
|, money in his hand
aw il any more. .,,
,.1nT mean TO steai
f io.: cent before
I'll that you might s, think
% Eee ed i i, Vi brought him to
r. s.e sa.s he couldn't pay,
.his Jacket here;
PIE I dried pretty bad'
"a 70 ssll for rags, =, he had,
:, you no~, its all ne nAu
,..,I-it won't be long
s. al the money lent'
II wors bis t tlng syerT 0c cent
bell pay you every ~
,,.t his rueful glance ICE
e. ;,rket where II lay.
Ss r. badly hurt you s"s'
,,c, lake him. Just run ont
I ny hen wait for me.
4 fao ;ss - = thousand coats
"a y f T., .ush 8 boy as ne!
sI III ,c,rowded wards,
u .. ' elS,ecked the hasty steps
q I 'p on the boards
b sn a,ss5 IN n. hi: s6 siSSP She said,
lway sa pb~ " The boy is dead.
.oon. How fair he looked!
80 o. 'o '"T,bins on his hair.
en- o. 'i !, !. warn in heaven;
b. asfns in my throat
had for ne to sPeaA'
i. sndIcf. ttsr ,hoer
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

m n5t he tangled ,l hair how j. dead
y and cheeA
,. How fair he looked!
- u 's spn.hiDe On his halr,
N ~ 'i !. j. warn in heaven cav H..
81 ..5snss" and jackets there;
H. -kias in ny throat
bs-d for ne to speaA'
i sndIcf tear ,
BIB .unbarned cheek.
pACT: AND HOW WE
KEPT Ii.
BY HATTIE HALL
srt goes ali the day r,,,,,.,.,. 7,,,s
in q mile-a. "A FilRsf 8 rue.
YOU know it's almost house
h. again2' saidl, one bright
n j,% exclaimed Kate, look
4, her writing; Il declare, it
six weeks since we scrubbed
g from garrett to cellar"
4 III got to be done over again,
5oon. too
it" Nell spoke up, ederget-
4 lust over and over again, and
1 that we are one bit the better
|. No4. YOU know you like a
. las well as any one, and only
h. said you rather enjoyed it
be- got into it." said Susie,
d invalid sister.
! | do, or should, if it would
BAN admitted Nell, looking
ewhat; but this turning a
81 down, ard making every
Sf5rtable for ! week, and then
Yep and dust the very next
4usu&l. is what | abominate!'
bnt feel so" said Kate; Il
4, but one does get so dread
t. washing paint and mailing
b, six days
tully cross" | added, laugh
IS no time in the year so try
pd do YOU know, I've been
fiy, whether things would not
snd we get through this
triaI easier if we were to do
keep our tempers?"
Is very well for y0u to talk,
! se yours"
are too kind. Nell, I'm no
/ than the rest of you, only |
v be sulIen, while you talk 1t
done with it. Now, I pro-
hake a special effort this fall"
try" said Nell, soberly;
lded, with a laugh, IF old
pm calls me, can keep her
sure the rest of YOU can"
gentlemen began Kate,
and striking an attitude.
the opinion Of this family
led, ebuIlitions of temper
De the work of renovation :"
ar hear" from Nell } land
the ambition Of the family
clean house in the easiest
e Resolved, That each mem
bind herself to keep the
as In herlies' -with an arch
.aad furthermore, Resolv-
o''vE Tor d failure to do the
supper prepared by her
n 5.. notion shouted Nell,
|. n"a.,s and dancing about.
ID it, eooc1 Susie, from her
I. 3aS 1 .....e dovo"' said Nell,
b b o1Is IL l'S Ss, 1T there's ,'s,s,, no
-girls 9fa-s7 - !. up p d supper.
..'' y INC cookery
/. =. @5.. !. ' 5,od pretty = a1 Taa;
King on tse y l% ; nj III OH
). VIA. mischief are you
wig ourselves into . soc;otr
ton Of Aais5i .itg . 3 pegIied
t'iio"
F.; torns. Oh. motbor,, cold
,cs,ias lis S .-,CI,tII s and
i. 'aa 1.'' s S1e 4 5eII fo a fey.
-s'os
70 explain, while mother
and pien, o;.on,..oa
!. s'es> r ri jine' too too If 'T Vou
....' as you bug GIRLS IF: : but a' IN !
nbal. if vo,,,ro ...,..,
2''7ied Kate. N'0 -
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

There were 1896 births, 5,203 mar
riages, and 1910 deaths in Connecticut
last year
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Sleeping Under the Clothes.

THERE is reason to believe that nOta few
of the apparently unaccountabe cases OF
scrofula among children proceed from the
habit of sleeping with the head under
the bed clothes, and SO inhallng air al
ready breathed, which is further contaml-
mated by exhalations from the SKIN
Patients are sometimes given to similar
habit; and it often happens that the bed
clothes are SO disposed that the patient
must necessarily breathe air more or less
contaminated by exhalations from the
skin.
A good nurse will be careful to attend
to this. It is an important part, so to
speak, of ventilation. 1t may be worth
while to remark that when there is any
danger of bed sores, blanket should
never be placed under the patient 1t re-
tains dampness, and acts like a poultce.
Never use anything but light Whitney
blankets as bed covering for the sick.
The heavy, impervious courterpane is bad,
for the very reason that It keeps the
emanations from the sick person, while
the blanket allows them to pass through.
Weak patients are invariably distressed
by great weight of bed-clothes, which
often prevents their getting any sound
sleep whatever-Miss Nightingale.
BETTER THAN MEDICINE-Dr Hall
says the best medicine in the world, more
efficient in the cure of a disease than all
the potencies of the materla medica, are
warmth rest, cleanliness and pure air.
Some persons make it a virtue to brave
disease, "to keep up' as l'ng as they can
move foot Or crook finger, and it some
times succeeds; but in others, the powers
of life are thereby so completely exhaust
na the n sdys sphd haI ' a ses n to
carries the patient to premature grave.
Whenever walking or work is an effort,
warm bed and cool room are the very
first indispensables to sure and speedy
recovery. Instinct leads all beasts and
birds to quietude and rest the very mo-
ment disease Or wounds assail the system
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-06-26

az ~ COO p-r day! Agents wanted! Al classes of
tDJ W lpAO working peor e. ofeitherse%. youngo or
Old, make mere money at work ior us - their spare
moments all the time than at thing else. Parc
Ulafs Address G. StiHscn 81 Co. Portland Maine.
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Waters Concerto PaYIor Organs

pronrietors for the Southern ana Western States
rg-Fo, sale by all MedjcAle Dealers.
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of establishment.
"Ain't dinner ready YETI"
oNo it amt, sir" responded Nell, curt
", but not offering to stir
Well step round lively, girls, for Pm
in an awful hurry" said he, roughly, but
not ill-naturedly.
was Just leaving the room, but looked
back as Nell exclaimed with flashing
eyes:
"Gct it your"
Tom ciapped his hands when she
stopped suddenly and buried her face in
her dust-cloth. >,
Bravo, Flash!" he cried; you shall
have premium for that
A hearty laugh did US all good, and we
hustled about with such hearty goodwin
that dinner was soon on the table. ION
made amends for his exasperatlng speech
by starting the fire, getting the. lce-Water,
and carrying Susie's dinner pstalrs
Greatly refreshed by good cup of tea
and the pleasant chat at the table, we went
| back to our tasks in much better humor
| We accomplished wonders in that SNORT
| afternoon, but night drew on rapidly
much too fast to suit our purpose-and we
| got into desperate hurry. Nell was iran
tically busting and setting back the pariol
! furniture, when suddenly something
went-crashi
What tho dickens is thatm exclaimed
Kate, as we both hurried to the scene OF
the disaster. But when she realized tha'
it was her marble bust of Clytie-the apple
OF her eye, bought with the first fruits OF
her pen-her wrath broke forth:
"You careless, miserable-"'
/ l sprang to her. and putting my hano
over her mouth, entreated, "Oh, kate
| Kate, rememberl"
Whereupon she burst into tears and sank
in heap on the floor, with her battered
| Clytie in her hand. Poor Nell threw her
| self on her knees beside her. and put her
arms around her, reiterating, through hei
tears:
The New York herald., 1873-11-18
THE STEINWAY HALL MEETING.
speeches by william M. Evarts, Con-
gressmnu Cor, william A. Darling and
william L.. Robinsou

Speeches by william M. Evarts, Com
gressmnu Cor, william A. Darling and
william E. Rob binson.
upon the meeting being called to order Mr.. Will
liam NJ Evarts was nominated, and amid great en-
thuslasm was accepted as chairman
SPEECH or WILLIAM NJ EvARrs
Mr.. EvARTs, as chairman, in coming forward TO
address the meeting, was received with enthu.
siastic cheering which lasted several minutes. He
said :-Gentlemen and fellow citizens when had
the honor, on Saturday last, TO receive the invita-
tion OF the committee under whose auspices tins
meeting has been called to take part in the repre
sentatioH OF the feelings OF the people OF this cltv
and OF this country on the grave situation pro-
duced for against our will by the extra
ordinary transactions OF the virginius ana
her crew I could not hesitate; 1 could not
but feel that every one throughout the land
would bear his share OF tho representation
OF the American people In this situation so import
ant to the nation and TO their own feelings.
tCheeis.) We need give no reasons-we need
present no apologies OF all the earnestness that
belongs TO us as mentor we are all men and notn-
ing human " foreign TO us We arc citizens OF the
The New York herald., 1873-11-18

CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Il RIFFS SAIi|

Pi Nll%TUE OF AN ryyJ
u issued out of the llis,rs II
Eureka county, State OF Neyss,I
10th day OF June, A.. II. ls7s AMI
To me directed and delivered ~
ment rendered and dockass |
Iourt, b!........., Oh the lith c,rl
a. ID. 1873, in favor OF Frank ~
Plaintiff, and against NJ. Frs1
and L. +. Ham defendants i,t1
dred and ninety-siX dollars anil
cents. in L. :. gold coin. win NJ
like gold coin at the rate Of Ten \
per annum till paid, together Y
hundred and thirty.seyen tdJ
thirty cents, in L. $. gold coin
SUIT, and accruing costs, amM1
the sum OF iorty-one GolIar n
cents, / have on this, the sth dI|
TENDER, y. II. 1873, at T. NJ, leyHl
following personal propery, 4
Three horses and one >et Of bsrj
counter, one stove. SIX pictuyes,.E|
one barrel, four boxes Of bar fyJ
chairs, five stools, one clock, Oh:
one lantern.
Notice is hereby given, ihata'
DAY, the 3Oth day of Sertena
1873, between the hours Of .Ottd
and O'Clock p. m, viz: al l.OaI
Will sell all the light, title, cd
interest of the said Defendants
denbeIg and 7. r. Ham. Of, inu1
above described property, at TIE
Henry Lee, in the town Of Eu|
Public Auction, for cash in hal1
highest and best bidder, TO sad
execution and all costs.
J. D.. SULLIVAN, D
Eureka, Eureka county, stptA
S2l.td
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Jbc Eureka Sentinel.
Apple for Patent.
L. :. LAND OFFICE.
EUREKA. nv, August l. $50,

EUREKA, nv. August 4. 1881
NOTICE Is HEkE.b1 GIVEN, That
~ the Richmond Mining Company Of
Nevaua (poStUThCr address Eureka. tu-
reka county, Ney.,) have maze applicSI-
ton for patent Tor fifteen hundred tl.'uVl
linear feet OF the ~. George lode, bearing
silver. lead and other minerals, runltin-
~nOrtheasturlN from the northeast Il
Diary of the Lookout claim Npatcnt sur
Ney No. 4ol, Mltn a. with Ui 10 tett' >ltI-
ate in Eureka Mining District, Lurtka
county, Nevada, ana described 10y pat
and nvld notes ON iilc IN this Office as
follows, viz.
L. =. SURVEY No. &C.
Commencing at a post in stone monu.
ment marked "St. George. =. W. COR" it
being the y. ". corner Ct Patent Survey
No. -. on the Lookout lode whence the
entrance TO main incline OF the kicn-
mond mine bears =. 70 degrees W. Ills
feet, and the flagstaff on main street in
the town of Eureka bears y. "A deg. ~
min. h. lU.ost feet and running
thence, first, y. 3ia deg. W. ljur feet
thence, y. y deg. +. 10 fee, thence :.
S+A deg. +. Ipp feet thence u deg. W
rs feet, to che place OF beginning, cun-
tanning 6.yi ares. Courses oppressed
rom true meridian with variation OF los
deg. +.
This claim is on u~nsurNeyCd lands, and
is bounded ON the southwest 10y the Rich
mond Mining Company OF Nevada and
the Poorlnan loue. M On the southeast
by the Eureka Consolidated Mining
Company.
This claim is recorded in Eook f, page
ia, OF the Eureka Mining Records, anu Il
copy of said notice ana diagram can be
1ound posted IN the :. w. corner OF said
st. George Patent survey.
au2 ClRUS r. HORN, Register.
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miscellaneous.
TO the
WV REM DIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR GIBaON'S DIsPENSARY,


N-o s2s EEARNEI STREET,
corner Commercial, san flSr
Francisco. Private entrance on ia
street. Established G544&.S
in 1854. for he treatment oi cNu ~
nj and Seminal Disease, such as o"noaI.
hea. elect, structure, S!phlils III AZ. ls
fnr,ns seminal Weakness, lmpotehc!,
stc ,ic Skin diseases of years standing,
and liberated Legs, etc, successiuii!
nR GIRRON has the pleasure OF an
~nouncinr that he has returned from VS.
tinrthc principal Hospitals OF Europe,
and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared hellhef tllhe hoi
money in seeking out new remedies, ana
has returned with increased facilities iof
the alienation of human suffering.
seminal Weakness.
Seminal emission is the consequence
of ~srlt-a buse. This solitary vice. or de-
praycd sexual indulgence. Is practIceu .!
The yoath of both SEXES To an almost I'M
limited extent, producing IL uherrins
certainty the following tram OF moIulu
SYMPTOMS, unless combated by sclthllhc
medical measures. Viz Sallow countth-
nucc. dark spots under the eyes, pain in
the head ringing in the ears, noise like
the rustliur of leaves or rafting OF cnarl-
los. uucaSlncsS about the IONS. Wtakhcss
of the limbs, confused vision, blunteu IN
tellect, loss of confidence dlflldence IN aP-
p%roaching strangers, a dislike 10 form
new acquaintance, a disposition To shun
society, loss of m mory, plmples ana va
cious eyuptions about the lace, htctlc
Pushes, furred tongue. foiid breath,
coughs, consumption, night swtats, mo-
nomania, and frequently insanity. III re-
lief be not obtained, You should apply lin-
mediately, either in person or by letter
and have "A cure effected 10y his new and
scientific mode OF treating this disease,
which never fails OF eflectlng a quick and
radical cure.
Cured ut Home.
Persons al a distance may be CT RED
AT HOME, by addressing n letter TO DR
GIBBoN, stating case, symptoms, length
of time the disease has continued, II
have medicine promptly forwarded, free
from damage and curiosity, TO II part
of the country. with full and plain dlrec.
tions for use, 10y incloSlng $40 III Dir IN n
registered letter through the P~oStofllCe, Or
through Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
a package of medicine Will he forward
ed 10y EXpresstoany part ofthe I mon.
InrsonS wrtingtothe Doctor will please
state the name OF h paper they see this
advertisements
All communications strictly Confiden-
tial.
Address, DIR. J. F. GlRRON.
Box 1857, San Francisco California.
fp bt-ly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

SOUTH EUREKA MINING COMPANY
- Location OF principal place OF busi.
ness, san Francisco, t~alliornla. Ioca,ion
OF works, Eureka district, Eureka Com.
ty, Nevada. N'"h'
Notice Is hereby given, that al a meet.
ing olthe directors OF aid company hrId
on the seth day OF August, 1873, ian assesS.
nlent no. o. Of Twenty Cents rlu,l 80
snare was levied upon the capita, STOCK ~
me corporation, payable mmediatrlvi in
uhlted states geld coin, To the Secretary,
az me Once OF the company, No. AZ
California street upstairs, San tr.r.
cisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment,
snaIi remain unpaid on the TIN dav of
October, 1913, viii be delinuuent anGoGG'
N'rtlSed for sale at public auction, and
unless payment is MADE L,fnrs
VIII be SOLD on Monday, the 2-rh Ga,'
OF October, 1873, to pay the deInnn ""E
assessment, together with costs of a1yrr.
Using aud expenses OF sale.
H.. +: CRONlSE, Secretary
Office AS California street. san ~,
cisco. Cal. AN
Sept5
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miscellaneous
An ACT CONCERNING MIGRANTS
y and N~agrancy. approved March :

N MI (tNO NH''iNNN -
y AMI NaGraucy. Improved March :.
1851
Inc People NJ the state of Nevada.
represented IL Senate and Assembly, DO
tIaI a> follows
section l. Every person except In
dams without visible means OF living,
who has the physical ability To work,
auu who duCS not, for the space Gf ten
days, make proper inquiry tor, and use
Il diligence to seek, employment. nor
labor When employment Is offered HIM /:
every healthy bCSgar who SoliCits aims
rs n business: every person who roams
about from place To pl1Cv, without any
lawful business. every idle or dls>oiUte
person, or associate Of known thleNCS,
who wandCrS about the streets at late or
unusual hours ot the night. or who
lodges in any barn, shed. shop, clubhouse,
or place other than SuCn a. is Kept for
lodging purposes, without the permission
of the OWncr or parry entitled L. posses
sion thereof every person " Il ~frCqucntS
gambling rooms, not being employed
therein as an attachC, CHECK guerrilla
/. e., one who trcQucnts gambling rooms.
ana SOlicitS money, or IN checks used
therein to represent money, from the
prOprletOrs, bNstandeIS, or b~eittrS, AM
who has 40 other means OF living other
than the money obtained thereby every
lewi ami diSsClutc male person who lives
i'll and about houses of ill.Ialne; and
every druukard,-Is a Nagrant,
and punishable 10y Imprisonment in the
County Jail not exceeding ninety days.
Sec. :. Every person convicted under
the preceding section may be required.
by special o. general order of the Board
of County commissioners, Ia perform
labor on the public works or ways in the
county. Where a conviction is had under
the provisions Of this Act, the District
Attorney shall DC entitled TO a fee OF ten