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F.. z 81 IL H. q. n = Il N
Some Of tho snail tevss IN ths ists-
r,or are indeed triak ID hin Who must
stay in them. My ssveress episode
vas in northern Texas metropolis
"sortures shall not wr,ng from mo its
name,-where the main hotel was .
nsv board structure, without the, su~.
pioioo Of esiling osss athins o the
promises, and through whose roef one
could SEQ the stars. Tbs front Office
was about tho size Of Z New England
we'd hax, Aads Hhsp soms twenty per.
soma ii I'D i1lEesuassd With ouest.
iooabls liquids, had gathered therein,
the efau'ia became positively intoxi.
eating. In tho long oreakins supper
room beyond, : dirty. cloth ma laid
down on . dartisr table, and pork, fried
to eioder, swimming in grease b..
enough 70 sooroh the pslass, wss'phesd
before the guests. To'this wa present.
~ added, by the hands Of = tall, ,aeu.
lar, red'headed woman, yellow mass
Of dagh, supposed to be biscuit, cup
Of black, bitter bean.juiee named cof.
tee, and, as a browning act of torture,
a mustard'pot, with very vasery mus-
tard in it. This, the regular suste-
nance Of the unfortunate population Of
that town, Vas 80 unusually bad that !
forthwith desired to b shown my room;
and Was uahsred into q orsaking lslt
over vhiaky saloon, In which ., mob.
of drunken railroad laborers we're quar-
reling, and, threatening, With tho mos.
qutr,eeoua profanity, q apnihhsts saeh.
other with tho utmost speed. To- this
music, attempted to lull ny wearied
body 70 repose; bu. did no. succeed |
ind went to tho misunderstanding
train Aunretfeshed. Even At the, s...
ton ny troubles were not Al "a end,
for on venturing to expostul.te With 40
employee for mot .shsekioe ny-bssg,s,s]
10 profaueiy condemned me, and id:
ded, IT'S mighty easy 10 get up /.
fight 10 Texas" tits my. aru belief
that, had 1 remained twenty -four heas
lp that town, I should have been @ae.
communicated with : personal expert.
eoee Of oil the oooeatrie teatuses CON.
nOoly soersdited to the whole Of Texas.
e. for FebruaTx. 4
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V .s ii T,aSM, a e,s n,onav th.n IA I'D 70

..S !d im,soAi s emo; money thin be hid to
carry on the suit" said very mean 10
di,id0sl4 xhS bsd Just 70 Won llsslx,:s.it
over poo. nAishhsr, asn1 that's ~hers
l had ths' s1 ,d,v'an'.ge;s.1 Of Him. Then. I
had much hssear ssounssl ssh,n he, and
thsre 4 had the advantage Of him
And bis family were sick while. the
suit w.s pending, 20 he couldn't attend
70 it, snd there / had tho advantage Of
him again. Bat then, Brown IL : very
decent sort Of man after oil" eyes"
ssaid this lis,snss, "and there's whore hs
~. Ets4Ef LIZ ~ -. ys.sr, =. y'S
has Tho advantage ofyoq.'
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"-O"4y ooe eclipse will b. v'sibl.
finn this Comment 10 l874-of the
m'vu-toss'-miduight October 24.25.
There "'ll be one other. eclipse Of the
+m'.oh, ps''"t aud two Of the suu,
, ';u'l.- '"e .'' Iut these viii ""t Be
.'c'b" '"'". The great astronomical
e.rv, 1t the s:s, will <heitbe, trausis ID pi
V~uor. ~ DC h, across the face Of
tn suu. ,,~>r + sk,.sq r. J IT, 's.-.4 I,
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L.. -'Whst eomesJ after TT" asked .
teacher Of small pupil, who wss learn
ing tie alphabet. He received tho be
vildering reply: "You do-tos 80
'L.za."
"A Ciocinn.si m.tron say, that
there is not fashionable girl in that
city but would rather stay away from
church than be seen wearing . pair OF
single-buttou gloves.
-"How fast they build houses now
said H.; "shey began that baitdiug
last week, and now they are putting 10
the lights" "Yes,": ansvsrsd h.-
friend, "aud mex. week they will put
10 he llv.r." -.
-Nspo,son was mistaken when he
said "Providenes is .l~.ys- ~ the side
vt the heaviest artillery" for .Foss
Adams, with it, heaviest artillery, is On
'ne side, aud Providence on the other.
50 they say in Rhode Island.
Josh Billings says: ~ will state
for tho information Of those . vh,
haven't had chance to lay in sekris
wisdom az freely az have, that one
single bonnet who teels well can break
Up q whole camp msetins."
The Governor Of Wyoming wiods
up bis Thauk giving proclamation 10
tbs style: "Give thanks unto the Lore,
tor his mercy endureth forever. In
witness whereof T have hereunto set
my hand, aud caused the great seal Of
the Territory to be afixed,'' etc..
The Peori" Revie,o says that .
lady teacher in one Of the public school.
vas amssed the other day by seeing q
perfect forest Of juvenile hAnda. H. MP
in the ,ir and shake and gesticu!ate
With violent agitation 81 ".What do. Jon
want Z" quer,ed the puzsIed instructor.
Chorus.-''Yer hairs failing f.. ~ =, !.
"A thrilling :seens occurred q Mis-.
Livermofe's lecture It Springfield, w.,
, few nights since Il The ;lsdy had been
diA'iDk slSquently upon the ba, effects
Of tight l.eine, when 4 yppuga ywonAn
in the gallery; with grest difficulty sud
much perseverance,, burrt, her. e9r.eet
strings, and drawing thsm forth,
tnot,ed them together and tossed them
-, some gentlemen near by, with the
observation : "Hsrs, bays, .1ee en-
have thus to play cradle ~ith."t !
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-In"tsare 10 The Umtsd States eight
hundred aud SIXTY tour blast furnaces
10 working c'"diti"", capsule Of an an.
uqal production Of four m'll',n tons Of
plg-iron. :. This: is s.grsat.r ,qa.otisy
than the o,antry can consume, aud e Is
the furnaces are al resumipa operations
another glut in the iron psrket next
fell is predicted
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THE Hopskap1.D RAkAcEA.

IL thu h.ss -.rvdy JoueWinS com.
plants, viz: Oramps in tbs, Limbs and Stomach,
tory, Colds. Fresh 'WoaAdS, BHfns, Sore Throat,
Spinal Complaints, epraias and DEqies Chile s9d
Fever. For Iaternal and External use.
Its operation u not tsisys the patient bdt
entirely removes the cause Of the complaint. It
psnetratss aud pervads6 the vheiebystsm RESTORING
healthy action to ill it, parts. and qaieksnink the
blood.
The HoassAsia. Raxssea IL purely
Pr.paredby 17sa' 'cVHr1SaeBhOwW,"
No. no Fulton etrest, New York.
For sale BY al drue4ete.; $50: z7s o..
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To KxHcxtxgsx MON FaEEzINa.
The following directions tor keeping
frost out Of cellar 10 fiud doatiog
without credit: A fnend, Of ,oprs, ~h,
Aasstrsd sitseas1, h. prevents frost r i"
biz cellar hs,psss;axshr x.ll,.aod tI.s
ceiling over viii slourss d: i've thlcto.ss,
- Of old oe~spapsrs, . cuEtsia 1t the
came ustsrIsl being also pasted owe.
tho small low windows At tho top u tho
cellar. The papers we're pasted 10. the
bare jois.s esyse1r z. 'e. :, 80 '"
space between them and tie d'~r. II
reports th's tho papers carried bis ~ /,
through last wiotaz, .sesahl tbss cellar
~ lett osbanks ed, sssdl5hs il. .ooadden'
they have made tho cellar frost proof.
WAaspsas psaessissnploysd, it Will be
necessary 70 sve"p down he III
thoroughly, aud to use very ITO"
siss 70 hold the paper to tha stHs';.
IisiGnsseessssy,sy - 'psessa the pace.
dow ioto I'll ths dep.es-ions. If ia ;
wall !; every .ir spsee between r !. .''o
additional defence :: .s.ipst H. ~ a..
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beg 2 nd here hsavase,.
sisd AZ s. tal fos4Ao~ long !

/ hss q nd here ssavnEsse.-
Nd si@ ~ fJ tah = = s@SoW long 7
I DIR - 1Vsk4 1e sAsasiok sort
O consciousness came upon me that
sha had established herself and meant
. ny. E.
Alter while, during which I sat
and watched, sittius bolt upright on
my chair, iug MaisA. oeessss.
nation IA 1us1 ermSs = ShichS Isoss.,
not express, upon her graceful attitude
% shs rcclined back, wooing every
kind Of comfort, shs Suddenly drew her
chair it'll. nearer to nAd rasbS
hand upon my knee. S" " ' '"''
"Look here" shs SAID hurriedly;
"you must ses him for me. If any one
eosld move him g Do he duty it would
b Joe., You uuat SO him, ten him I
an-syxsilling 70 80 back. Perhaps be-
naJ not listsp 70 Jon A. frat. but If yoa
kssp, your temper. and sperse,ere---- i"
"Msl" said I. dismsyed.
%"Ysa.indssd, who else ouly you
could do.isI Aud If you are patient
with him and keep d your temper tho
grsatsthing with him 10 to keep your
tsnpsr-I never could do II, but You
could. Il would not be difficult to you
You have not got that sort Of nature,
eng an - Il id your iace.''
"Bas Iou mistake me. II could
NOT tska !. lpppo o. myself, !, e.sped. d. d
mot when l ask you? You might
feel you wsre not equal to it, I allow.
But when ask you! Oh, yes, 70,
can dp,i!Es,ssiI [s hsnet = ,sry h,rd, only
to ken yeg 4, temper. aid to taklIs no g
dsnal-no denial! Make him ny he
viii not b. X. qnkipd any more. o.,
how tired it makes me even to think
ofis!" she cried, suddenly putting up
her hands TO- Asrszfsssg "Plsaee don't
ok me coy more, but % n-do it! r
know you can"
And then beg. s q. e! Ct and rocked herself
gently, With her bands elasped: over her
faees aThft explanation Ind bean TOO
much fo' her; .ndE-semeheyx I~felt ~sh..
I was blsmssbls, 'thss' II NJ my faule:
l cot BY her in kind Of dream, Woa.
dsring what bad happs.sd to me. Wss
I under spell : did not seem able
d move step Or raise hand to. throw
Cd this burden from me: Aud the
curious skisg ." va that she II" uever
thanked me, never expressed, nor up:
parently felt, any sort Of gratitude %
ne, but simply expressed her will, and
took my soquiesosnees - right.
CONTINUED NEXT wEBK.)
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Thirty, YoaFs' Rxporienee of IN old
NuPAA

mrs. winSlo1z, Soothing Syrup IL the
Clans snd Nurses in 10 UhltSd tltes, and has been
used for thirty yesrs win Huvss falling safety and
success BY millions efnnkhses Sndnhildrsn, from the
fesLle pant Of one weak old 70 the adult It cor.
rscts acidity Of ths ~
to Mother and child: 6.Ii:es e y ~ III
and Sursst Remedy In tia World in AL clsea iof
DKsENTRRY and D1ARRHGA IN OH1LDR1N,
wAsthsr 1t ssisss from TSething 81 noM NY 6tAsr
cause. full directions for -us1ng WIN aec60tA1y
Zach bottle. None Genuine unless ~ Aq.stmle ~
CURTIS PERKINS u On the ohtddS wrapper.
Sold by al Medicine Dealers. ~ 81 2GG z.T6I
ID @ ExHAUsTnD v7TAa1ir.,no-4
TIE "sC1xNQA OF sAA QA S4hP E11EaHR.
YATION," . Medical xrSaflsS % tie US1s4 and
Cure Of Exhausted visAlit1G kfsiGt I'd 9selaeh
Man, Nervous aud Physical Dssau4b HypoeAeadre,
lmpotsncy, 6pernat0Erhoss u 6s6lnif eV6dkaoob,
and al other diseases arising fton to nFqsss ~
youth or Administrations sxcessoe 81
fhi, wisk,is Jldsi6 Aabooks lpG tsx61iles -1sns-
Thousands have besn taught BY thise yplk the true
way to health andhappiness. It's thkStthsspsttAnd
% ibis Class 81 iiis xofsS feadiSf iSoth satios,
revised, much enlarged, illustneG Aeznadah shnfi.
T.! French sle.s; REie: e ssPt y %:.l, Rsss
tCAL INSTITUTE. Number Bulaneh. Street,
Boston, Mass, or Dr.. ". H. PARKER, An1StAnf
Ph5jiciso. N.b.Thsaa tAot MY b IA "a
the above as well ~ al diseases requiring skin
and experience. msy1sdy ~
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es. 47ss!s.sd - bhsk 49,
Ss I I'D ! Il Siock NJ
sASaPd ai1llock AsEels t

10eS !, Z, J, 4 and IN block 49,
4pSea. 4?sE4Epd l0tn blpcklA>: ~ .ys.4s
% ;i1:1as: e: md IN ~. TIT
Town on le and record in the oce Of the Register
bf1sss StsatdSt<susnoaitNS iii: STfII TiU
LOIS espd and the west half oflot and The cast
eaafst ltE4 aadsas teSss hall oflott.; 81 = =:
Also thefollowing lots in tho Town Of sauk Csntrs
Ind Of record - Aforesaid, viz.
tod +, ssnd 81. block.t. ~,
E Ess' J Il tlsg 81 r. block =
t e.: I; I ~ K s s06 z y y .lests
4 Let :s s.aSs taQk A Sioei Il. J..
f fe! X n aeAa,,ddi..aa 1s IN blocki<
Lots and 8 in block 1A ."''
Undivided one.halt Of lot / in block II
Iots 6;6s7, 80 and 10 In block IS.
I Lot H. = LII 10 Il a and 12in 1look1s.
Lott 80 - and Gin block q.
1ots - 499!,s, o. 10. Il snd II in block q.
Lots2. 81, 9, 10 and ii ii biocF Is.
Lot. q, 9, 8. and 10 In block rs.
1sst half 81 lott and Z in block r.. 49,
Lots I, s and Q in block q.
Lots ~ ind5 ia block IS.
Lots and Z In block 70.
Ase lot block - except "A feet of the east end
of t.id lot being % feet front by Il2 iset deep:
Aeo ths folloWing lets In Rachel Noorse adSitio,
of 0utote to the Town Of Sink Centre accordinr Ia
re Pa tesE.e1 ~ hle IL tie ee' otsaid Register
+es'a's~H''s.1a H'a!a ~ = ssS@; ::
Aoons K1.a, :,,:,st sshsrif Il sisaTnS c.. d
s.ci5sd. Mian-Dso:mber 9th, 1szs 'n ats1s
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9ndef and. By virtue Of a s1seeton angsea eetsf7
sna enass he ,ssM q re District Court Of The
St.te 0 .,.6 oonntx ~ Rs s $1,000 Sedea!
seassva ana aeeksted q thelesh day Of April Asa
~ sTs. sn S Penaioe wnsrstn William Daw.
~ Hsx.on ~ sss nssin.;eC 0ss ia soeaa nsssnsss
a.ssAaat y h.ss Of ...d pi.isttns sod as.last
niSc "a iaioo d.ss ~, aae Sac
"a }udxm,ot va, div "SS:tsa ~ t1.r.s.%e
thereof duly Aid in The oGos Of The 0i.si; 81 Il
nths sssts 81 Min. sH ~ me Cos1 Q,
- = ~: - -. !. HSsss1 = s Snlco ssso exe
~. Az. ds..cssH IN d.s;..S.s cvo1ys
IA Iii al ~ sshito s.c4ic. - tsN upon
e1 q. % 81 ooSE s o. ne Court aosss IN ths
DAY 81 I1BRUARY,A. b. iS7]:st ~ esI eseiocI
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| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES E4oHdtdN ys..&1
Hapo4 4lltae ne YelAg Nes;fEsa, a. s4sst9 se{
i%podlssns 10 1atti:ts .1s.sI d.l he nstlisz,
bf treaaunAnA Ns4 8 And .Ss49rkAhle reoe4ies.
boosS id Crcssiii 3 ut ia; 1Ms ~ = q
s.. fs,;.s:'pSi. f.@sa iss hia
npatIasoa6 e shshosiSae cssdusksaia Dppl(si1sla
ikill. oct9olyT
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sTaA"so Bo1h.-Jsp.o- tea q, oe4ds
boiling i've minutes 90 does, black
Ia. Iopsrisl - ehould BE- jus.
bropaksatt,ss - - boil, y All other green
ten ,n.asfE I os,ve 4 boil =.
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White CAKE.-Tvo and q half
cups svgar, two.thnds Of cup Of bur.
tor, ono cup sweet milk, three teaspoon:
fuls Of baking powder four cups Of
Hour, the whites Of i've egg we'll
beaten. ~ -" u '''
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:. .:;:; SpoN i I've feet deep ~ The ".
semitic ' alley,Oal, -, s11:
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HOUSEHOLD DEPARTNENf.

FEATHER CAKE Take two cups OF
sugar, three cups OF -four siftsd. halt
cup Of butter, two.thirds Of . cup Of
svset nil, txotsggs,s Two -teaspoonful.:
bskine powder "-'
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~c@ w. - @ss :
. Her TRADE,
FOR THE FALL OF 1878.
paaeeaed Dealers Manufacturer. ~ IL.
aaeahds - saas NortAv
b*sr llara superior
.ssrae .xta.ts ps s,.as
4e NON dfst hands, both foreign or
prompt sApn,,t * eo.1 i III
p:'a dss - ''i.' a'a as,lst
ohf Merchants 40 solicit
will d. kind, . ,sed1..
Hse &an AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS azr. Il
seaaA 20, Washington A.'aus' Academy
xAu1Aoruxlsd ves~ n<aa7oo >9s194
ss'sd 'es Washington
Tribune Pradns Company, City Hall building ''s-~ 80
"tsr Wales Co.. ss cuAm.p "a .v,,..
et'''st& Co" IL Centre Block sho, wash ~.
Wakefield 4 Plant, 5centr. Block -
'ny Smith, ssor' to Tovle smh) See .d below
.,s: CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER
IT, l.: as, :::s P''
~; n.,,,,> . CHINA GLASS AND eun1SswAnn
AND GENTS russ1n,sa Goo aocp NO. ''0''' ''f
* winbe~ Co., Nss Academy Of Music.
Saints. - y.-,> y.:s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
1 %::s :1::s, Whiting Shepherd 'as "'s''
|y Rs SNYDER =. s,.,. .,.,n. oo''''11os.as
ail....psa. nnl Morrison Proprietor .s
b 1nssd i. Steam s.t,.y; v..sss s . Avn.
&: :: E' s: s;
Williams ar.y Bres; Bldg. ss.r.
ra.i.l.z 1o1 z L Ey,, x. 4 Bio.l
| - "s@I - -. = erouaDl1as SHOPS &c.
e.; y, IS A;; Sc ! ::;::;: e:
i !; !: @:'' '''''''''''
n. Gu! Haa ~. and 2oa
mis- Mstt (rAe,.... os,y
'n'''e Dl Company sh.el office church
s,< s?"" supp1s,
y IsPnt Washington w,u u-bins) 2o5 si.ou.* AZ,
i - .
Simpson, sh under Ncol Ho,.s
usr. 49,: ..- =. .. GRAIN FLOUR AND
cl.ta 8 Linton 81 Washington
Il >,*.: p.*:. ,eRoozn1n PROVISIONS.
ss 1s:s, Block D''''" Johnson ZIG H'''''n avenue
b.eknsr b Brothers, 200 Hennspin
c.H, 49,. 49, HARDWARE CUTLERY, STEEL
s:;; e.: s: :; e.
So: .. . p :" AND 1uRs.
ne>'':s@ a1s '''n'' Fuller Hea..
ss'i' ser.r 81 nieo.t ave.
-"T-;t LEATHER FINDINGS.
:s7'o7 81 1vxszn MANUFACTURERS AND DrA1ras
Sis': S 49, =: ;:;
H.irio1 sli Nieon.t avenue "'N~'
w.sb % B.nn,pin avenue, 81 Aut i $50 n;.out n
Hsehhgon Pesse xuiy vi.dov oi...1
aS 1r: ..nih Iubrosns Street, "''''" s''
RAGS
warner Brewster & Co., on canal nesr 9Th avenue.
P1cruREFRAhE MANUFACTURED
Hsrsreaves & Co, Niconet street,,
MANUFACTURED
fov Works. I'd
' PUMP MANUFACTURERS DEALERS
%: *: e: SIS :: "'' ao' S'''
T. sADD1ERr sADp1nRY HARDWARE.
hason Knight 2o7 soet Trades
J. :. MANUFACTURERS
STENCIL STOCK
b Hamin. Moue street.
Il
WANDER Hefef Adams 50 Bridge
i 49,, ropAooos AND sp1oxs
UR1y sauires lo5 Warrington
II wi't; 1876 Moort .v.op peit. Potqa6e..
whitney M.r.h.n iii washington .1.nu. ae..s
i WALL PAPER, WINDOW -~
"i'a Wales Co., 1876 Roo@ve cn.hm Washington .,,,u,
i psz s.x.. :.x, , $3.50: e ~A~.~
pEa IL Pence oHEs Hens JF
| s5.1 xas1 WOOD voR xpss nAcHs1ar . * .
walker Manufacturers .d ps.at st.
A' OTHERS faabfss HS
s,,as..ss ass s ss:t: :s
House, 1 x.nsgn :ysss .ea ls
h'r'han'' ao's sd:.et M - r. ''P'
R''' European Hot; and s,.s... No. 81 Washington
~ ==== -: .:= ~ 80 =.
| N0RTH:S STAR IRON WORKS;
| ,rx~ Nd1NNEAPo11s. MIMI. l.. >".*>s q
6 AARRfS JotMsoN g. CO., Proprietors. .>
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.sa:- "A Thousand pounds Of beef il
worth III siinl ono .,nim.ll from 25:to 30 per
cent. more thar i. ID two animals. -, :;
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:oFFIc8Rs.
DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other,: stock, a. 81 Der folloviinl.
schedule: 50 shares First National Bank
Of Rochester, 30 First Natioaal Bank Of
Wlnons, so Second National Bank Of st,
Paut,a20 First Natiohal Bank Of Red Wing,
POS First National Bank ofis9t.. Paul, 90:
Stat National Bank .efs Aipnsapolis, 60
City Bank Of ST. Paul, and IS shares. 81
Preferred Stock II st. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company !az& pa = s7:t & ss1 ::.ss
ga Par Valuesp Market yalns. ..:ti g "a
ca $58,o00.0 $72,25o.oQ. - x.,:e-.
frhs Shows described fund q q:
deposited with tho State Irsur. y. eys
suce Commissioner tree Of inter.
est and Ii pledged 70 remain 's&@8a7:.
there Tree of interest o. etherex- ..45s ~@r
pepse 70 the Company, ~, long 20. = -
q Il needs 70 hold tho fund Tor
The security Of ito policy holders. - Z
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POP CoRN BALLs.-Boil some nice
syrup until Of the consistency required
for tA'yl.tss, Pore i gradually over your
popped corn, which should be constant
~ stirred, ~ that the. syrup. will be
evenly mixed. When enough has been
mixed with the corn to make it stick
together 3D., dsmpep tie hands and press
ID into balls.
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70 COOK PorAroEs.-Care should
b taken TO sslaets.from. thu bins, all
alike in size, being sure to allow them
Just su@eisnt .tins.. To-. become nicely
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-06-16

WAsHIyGT0N'S STRENGTH,

General Wilson relates an account OF a
conversation with Mr.. Curtis, from which
he obtained interesting personal rcmniS-
cences of Washington. During visit at
the Arlington House. Virginia, in 1871,
the writer asked Mr.. Curtis If Washington
could. like Marshal SAKE. break Il horse
shoe. and received for reply that he had
no doubt he could had he tried for his
hands were the largest and most power
full he had ever seen. Mr.. Curtis then
gave several instances of the Generals
strength. of which recall the following
When Washington was a young man, he
was present on one occasion. as looker-on
at wrestling games, then the fashion IN
Virginia. Tired of the sport, he had re-
tired to the shade of tree, where he sat
perusng pamphlet. till challenged by the
hero of the day and the strongest wrestler
in the State. Washington declined, TIL
being tainted with the remark that he
feared to try conclusions with the gladiator
he calmly came forward, and without re-
moving his coat, grappled with his antag-
onist. There was fierce struggle Tor
brief space of time, when the champion
was hurled to the ground with such tre-
mendous force as to jar the very marrow
in his bones. Another instance OF his pro-
digious power was his throwing the stone
across the Rappahannock at Fredericks-
burg-a feat that it is quite safe to say has
never been performed since. Later in life
a number of young gentlemen were con-
tending at Mt. Vernon in the exercise OF
throwing the bar. Washington, after
looking on for some time, walked forward,
SAYING "Allow me to try" and grasp
ing the bar sent the iron flying through
the air twenty feet beyond its former limits.
Still later in his career Washington,
whose age was like lusty winter, frosty,
yet kindly. observed three of his work
men at Mount Vernon vainly endeavoring
to raise large stone, when, tired of wit
Messing their unsuccessful attempts. he
put them aside and, taking it in his iron
like grasp, lifted it to its place, remounted
his horse and rode on"
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