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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-01
GROCERIES, &C.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Il TURNING OYER A NEW LEAF.
Owing to continue d lll-heath. by which am pre-
vented from attending to my business, especially
that part of keeping books. making out bills, and
collecting accounts. / will ON and after TUESDAY.
1st day Of December, 1874, reduce the profits on
my goods from five TO twenty per cent. for CASH
ONLY. My old customers Will conform to this
change rs soon as possibl..
For cheap GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC., the
public will save from i've to twenty per cent. by
dealing on the cash priuctple., The quality OF my
goods. nd the manner of my dealing for nearly ten
Years, is my reference for the future. TEAS, COZ
FILES, SUGARS, &C., down 1T 534 Main street.
: 0..I-,.' - K. +. JAMES,
Tip-Top Grocery and Provision store.
fourth door above Market.
r WTSFREE. Salesman uO30-lw
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IF You wish to have hearty laugh be sure to hear
the GOLDEN CALF tonight ut the Second Baptist
oburch
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AUe,TTsn sAI.gs This Day.
BY Cook q Lauahtcn4 Auet1onsefs
corner governor anu Franklin ssreGta.

BY Cook q Lanahtcn. huer,onsefss
corner governor anu FRANKLIN streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Cocoa :
4IICTIoN.-THIs DAY at o o'clock we VIII sell Ct
our auction-rooms general assortment OF hooo1s
HoLp I 5Hd s, sS9s ssihPBss #
LEAF Ff TABLES, PARIok TABLES,
HAIR and STUCK MATTRESSES,
f.a aAFa and R7so6oDD.sEAT CHAIRS,
LOUNGES. HAT.RAsKS.,
sIp l,s q; 81 pso T1S s haEETftse,
EsSsTaI e.ssI1 s4t, G91 s9TTSS9g iSssIoVEs'
2LATkosE sTo atso. IN pefiee' ol''..
for account OF whom 1t may concern l4,ooo
CIGARS Of good aua'ceS6; oK s LAUeHroN,
dol Auctioneers
2..t j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No, 1115 Main street, opposite Dispatch office.
rENERAL AssoRTMENToF HOUSE,
3I HOLD FURNITURE ANDAMEDICALL II:
BGAE9Y. FoB sAhH AZ 1sr AZ 5oLock
By request Of the owner, Mrs l.. a. bTock' WHO III
tends moving from the city, VIII sell at ner resi-
dence No. $50 north Ninth street. az me i agose
honr. general assortment of FURNITURE,
S1sn as BRUSSELS CARPETS, RUGS. J.
SOFAS, WAKDROBES, @s
SzBiN q sEcRETARY,
Sets Of tc2aiAMBER-MARE.
TENDERS, PICTURES, &C.
g.st "a ALSO, sas F. '.5
A MEDICAL LIBRARY of about 100 volumes
containing many r yaipa Mps6 oSpk RROwN.
TERMS: .as''' no %
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FINE MARsHMALLow AND CHOCOLATE DROP!
ut PIZZINiS, .-- r.. '"..
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GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy the Penn.
broke shirt from Z. b. SPENCE G. Son.
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TRUSTEES SALE 'OF DWELLING
L AND 3464 ACkFS VALUABLE LAN ,JSS,

YORK kIyLR AND IN GI.OJGESEEh 49,
TY,OS THURSDAY. DECEMBER Sd: AT aeHNos
TION.-Ou the day nsuied. on the premises, a. -,
O'Clock NJ two miles from GappaDosic and tne d
distance from ClayDank wharf, b. rirlne OF I'LL Ss
Of trust from John Asher, Only rscorGsd s,a
at auction that most valuable IEASi VI " d. ard
conf inipg 346X ACRES. together with tbe bne an
comrnodious DWELLING and ont-hodsess "a "a
Large new burn thereon. On the place. WI,c .isci
miIably adapted TO trucking, Is Meh''se
orchard OF young apple ana peach. Iees;. :, thu
The house commands beantlui vac" "
river. fsstsEEs ~ IL. t,;o,s5 that
ARRANGEMENTS will be made before the aas or '
Sara ,,s,,ap credits. j. WESLEY FRIEND
ior aS1ai SASs' Trustee.
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BY Grubbs & Williams.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main ana BANK.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE.
L FARM IN CHEST ERFiELD GouS.dI;I,;;
ABOUT ONE AND 4 HALE MILES f hya
MANCHESTER, AT AuCTlOS.-1n execution
of deed OF trust made by william u; brahnI
TO the subscriber rs trustee. dated ION Maicn,
Court e Will sell at auction. upon the premises,
on THURSDAY, December 3. ut IL octoc. NJ
the FARM of said Brander, lying as above. AZ Hs
Bridge road, adjoining the Murchic road ana rhs
Iauds OF Dr. f. ). Moscley aud J.sper llayto hns
tract contains 172 acres. ana ~ represebteu "
valuable and highly improved farm. ~.
TERMS Cash To pay expenses OF eaecat, n iS
trust and 10 pay two notes. one for s3So 80, S ,h
sepiember. 1874 balance on such terms Of pay
ment US said Brander may direct. ,,,,
ROBERT Il. SCOTT, Trustee;
VT Au.
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By j. l.. hpperson.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioueer,
1915 Main street

TRUSTEES SALE OF PERSONAL
a PROPERTY BY virtue of q trust deed, dlted
November /, 1873. To us from John W. Danc.,
duly recorded we VIII sell n the Office OF the auc-
tioneer. on THURSDAY, December 3, 1874, at II
o'clock NJ,
Q 1-HORSE SPRING WAGONS,
A BAY MARE,auda
CHESTNUT HOR>F.
TERMS: Cash. JOHN DRAKE.
.i.-"r' W. f. &. GARNETT. JR.
no % Trustees.
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GO TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your under
shirts from f.. b. SPENCE 4 SON.
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MAPLE SYRUP-somethipg new. and good thing
for corn aud blckwheat c4kcs-at PIZZINI'S.
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GO TO PIzziNI's and get some of those delictou
Califoruia PEARS.
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GoTo13OO MAIN STREET and buy your clothing
and shirts from Z. b. SPENCE j. son. ..
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NOR SALE PRIVATELY, BRICK fFSs
Il STORE with dwelling above, covered with Hi
slate In GOOD repair, Has betn occupied constantly
as wholesale grocery and commission house since
the war, and l. now rented to good-payiug tenants,
on Main street near the st. Charles Hotel. Will be
sold on accommodating terms Applyto
FRANK ID. HILL, Real Estate Agent,
no 2S-3t ko1l0S Main street.
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FREE OF CHARGE.-Your druggist will refund
your money If Dr.. BULLS Cough syrup does not
give you satisfaction aud cure your cough. .s
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If you wish sweet aud juicy ORANGE E, go to PIz
ZINIS.
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THE GENUINE q SILvER-Fox FUR" to be had at
WILLIAM ZIMMERMANS's fur-StOrc, 9OS Main
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TOR RENT. two of those desirable ca
IL RESIDENCES situated on Tenth street, HI
conycniences. Apply r. JOHN A. COLLINS,
no l9-2w National Bank OF Virginia.
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PIzzINI has the largest aud best. assortment Of
FreL oh candies that can be found in the city.
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nESIRABLE RESIDENCE ON LIBBY
~ HILL Fur SALE. Apply on the premises,
No IL Twenty-ninth street. Terms Of payment 10
suit the purchaser. 49,.
no 10-eOCSt A. Fl. PERRY.
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T1OR SALE PRIVATELY. one Of the e.
T. hest wholesale and retail GROCERY and Ill
FEED STANDS on Franklin street. near the Old
Market Wfll be sold on long credit small cash
nayment REQUIRED. A bargain can be had upon
eearlv adjudication 10 FRANK ID. HILL,
no 2S-3t Real Estate Agent, los Main street.
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A SUIT OF ELEGANT PARLOR a.
N ROOMS on the FIRST FLOOR, and Ri
BOARD for several persons, Can be had at the
VALENTINE HOUSE, corner Ninth and Capitol
streets. mo "a Mrs. A. h. PARKER.
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DOR RENT, THAT VERY DESlRA @fs5:s
n BILE and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BRICK-S s:I
AND-FRAME TENEMENT corner Of Main and
Culvert streets, containing six rooms; kitchen, &C.;
all In nice order with gas; having been put In tho
rough repair. Possession At once. Apply to
NO 2O-2W# LYME BROTHER.
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CANNED FRUITS, &C--250 dozen can.
" ned Tomatoes. Corn, and Peaches 25 kits No.
l new Mackerel. 10 boxes Italian Maccaroni,
boxes prime Cheese. ". G. DANDRIDGE & CO.,
1927 Broad street. oc 9
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WANTED, to rent, severa FURNISHED
w ROOMS to siuyIe gentlemen, with or without
board. at --.... II. l.. WiuANp, 80,
no 2S-eod6t o1S bfOiu sIcct.
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VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
Twenty-Five bags pure Buckwheat Flour, five
| boxes Virginia Honey, five barrels New Orleans
Molasses. W. g. DASDRIDGE & CO.,
oc19 S27 Broad street.
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WI ANTED.-Four GENTLEMEN can he
w accommodated with 30 ARD at No. 2O3 east
CLAY street. Can accommodate two OF mem WIN
lodgings Reference required. de III"
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WANTED. good COOK, WASHERano
w IRONER: also. HoUSE-GIRL. Apply at
2sO2 Grace street, near Twenty-eighth.
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EOR RENT, the T w O-S o an
Il BRICK DWELLTNG-HOUSE No. 621 ELI
containing seven rooms, and kitchen with three
rooms, at the corner of Tenth and VI streets, now
In the occupancy of Mr.. John OF. Posse sion
given December 4th, or perhaps sooner. Apply 70
e'~ SAMuEi. SISTOS,
M o1-pod2w No. l119 Main street.
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The above sale is postponed till SATURDAY
9th instant. ID. A. BROWN, DR., trustee
de 1&5-2t
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WTANTED, THREE UNFINISHED
w ROOMS, suitable for light housekeeping.
Terms must be moderate. address, stating tarlns
anu 'oe@'io"' '' 10y p no 2S-3t#
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TOR RENT, THE HOUSE AT PRE- a.
4 SENT occupied by Mr.. Lawrence Iottier, .eA
corner of Grace and Twenty.fourth streets inns
house has lately been put III thorough repair. Has
Stable, hot and cold waller in kitchen, and bath
room. Possession given Immediately. Apply to
Mrs. ELIZA VAN LEW,
mo oa-2w 231l Grace street.
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WANTED, a SETTLED WOMAN Wild.
w out incumbrance to do general hsusework
,raou,red SAMCEL, MACCUBB1N,
1deIat No. 1900 franklin street.
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FOR RENT, at Chester, RESI- Ma
IL DENCE with seven rooms, &c: also. a Sa;a
COTTAGE with five rooms; also, STOREBUU5E
with four rooms I; also, FARMING LANDS near
the village. Apply to-
no 2S.eod3t* j. j.. SNEAD, Snester, va.
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Tor RENT, THREE of those desira. G::
Il BILE TENEMENTS on the west side Of Pine 4:A
street south of Holly street, containing from tour
to six rooms each. with Kitchen, &C. Kent very
ro,annablp Amply to JOHN Il. GODDlN, @a-~
Zeal Estate Agent
M 2S&3O&1stD Bank and Eleventh streets.
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DOR RENT. very desirable COT-Gs
l. TAGE HOUSE, No. 400 west Clay Ell
street, containing four rooms; Kitchen With two
rooms; stable aud carriage house on the premises;
also, u well of good water in the yard. Kent red
sonable to good tenant Apply to
..... 4. g. BENNETT,
Second between b. Dad and Grace streets.
m IA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-02

People will kiss. Yet not one in a
hundred knows how to extract bliss
from lovely lips, any more than they
know how to make diamonds from char
coal. And yet it is easy, at least for us.
First know whom you are going to kiss.
Don't make a mistake, although mis-
take may be good. Don't jump uplike
trout, and smack a woman on the neck,
or the ear, or the corner OF her forehead,
or on the end of her nose. The gentle
man should he little the taller. He
should have clean face, kind eye, and
mouth full of expression. Don't kiss
everybody. Don't sit down to it. Stand
up. You need not be anxious about get
ting in a crowd. Two persons are plenty
to corner, and catch kiss; more persons
would spoil the sport. Take the left
hand of the lady in your right; let your
hat go to--any place out of the way;
throw the left hand gently over the
shoulder of the lady, and let it fall
down the right side. Do not he in a
hurry; draw her gently, lovingly, to
your heart. Her head will fall gently
on your shoulder, and handsome shout
der strap it makes. DO not be in a hurry.
Her left hand is in your right; let there
be an impression to that, not like the
grip of vice, but gentle clasp, full of
electricity, thought and respect. DO
not be in hurry. Her head lies care
lessly on your shoulder. You arc heart
to heart. Look down into her half-closed
eyes. Gently, but manfully, pres her
to your bosom. Stand firm. BE brave,
but don't be in hurry. Her lips are al
most open. Lean slightly forward with
your head, not the body. Take good
aim; the lips meet; the eyes close; the
heart opens; the soul rides the storms,
troubles, and sorrows of life, don't be in
a hurry; heaven opens before you; the
world shoots under your feet, as a meteor
flashes across the evening sky don't be
afraid); the heart iorgets its bitterness,
and the art of kissing is learned No
fuss, no noise, no huttering and squirm-
ing like hook-impaled worms. Kissing
don't hurt, nor does it require an act
of Congress to make il legal.
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am Inr0iSsf's ia rosiIse.

The Greeley (Colorado) Tribune,
panied at the spectacles Of pennicss and
incurable invalids who visit that country
with the hope of recovering their health,
informs them il they come there they
must expect 10 suffer the following in
oonvcnienoies Find their own blankets,
sleep ON hay, straw, 4 bare floor, on the
ground, eat fat bacon, swimming in
grease, and hard bread. II they live out
ON a rancho a herlers, they must do
their own cooking, and expect 10 seldom
see other human beings. II they live on
ranches where there are families, they
must never expect such food as is fit for
invalids and such rs delicate young men
enjoy in the East While hcrding cattle
they must frequently be out over night
on a long ride, sleep where darkness
oyertakes them, and endure heat, hunger,
Thirst and fatigue without murmur.
There are other little annoyances, such
as associating with ignorant herders, suf-
ferng all the tricks they see fit to perpe-
trate, submitting to their practical Jokes,
always being called by some nickname,
ridiculed, jeercd, hooted, tainted,
knocked and kicked about generally.
These incidents are somewhat unpleasant
to a modest and timid nature, and may
prevent sensitive and sensible inyalids
from seeking occupation rs herders in
~ In l..
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wonder that some farmers have a prejudice
against such clover hay.



swErrESISo Old LARp.-Take a small
bunch Of slippery elm bark and nut Il In
the lard, and cook one hour,-Cspp,rv
Gentleman.
Coon CAxE.-Two cups Of sugar. one.
half cup Of butter. two eses. one cum Of
raisins chopped, one-half cup of milk.
one-half tcaspoonful cassia and Glove,
and one nutmeg.
DyErSa ORNAMENTAL Fr,rurps
BlAcK.--Place them for tventv.e,u,
hours in A soda hath that is not too strong
then rinse well and place for twelve
hours in an eight per cent. solution Of
nitrate of iron rinse well again and dvs
with logwood and fustic. III the b,.ct
appears reddish. draw the feathers
through dilute sulphuric acid and boil n
short time in weak bath Of fustic.
RANCID Butter MADE SWEET
Rancid butter can be made as swcc, os
when first churped by the following pro.
cess; To one quar-, of water add 6f,v.
five drops Of the chloride of lime then
wash thoroughly in this mixture Ave
mounds of rancid butter. I, must remain
in the mixture two hours Then wash
twice in pure water and once in .vcc,
milk; add salt This prcpara,ion Of
lime contains nothing injurious
c,,r ro, C,or, -w.on A.. .
toms ap,car. Immediately G,,J a towel
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lsefMi Ess/orsss alton.

A STRONG decoction of sweet fern, will
cure ivy poison.
IL severe cases Of scratches in horses
use poultice Of oil cake or flax seed.
VINEGAR boiled with myrrh or cam
phor, sprinkled in a room, corrects pu-
tridity.
SALT your stock once or twice week.
A mixture of equal parts salt, ashes and
lime is also good occasionally.
Ir door does not shut without
"siam,' put drop of sweet oil on the
catch, or on the hinge, if it creaks. Soap
will dc, but not 50 we'll
" you wish to make nail drive easily
and last long without rusting, dip il in
melted grease first. This is excellent for
fencing and other exposed work.
To keep cabbage through the winter,
pack in sawdust in the barn and allow
the whole To freeze, the sawdust being
such non-conductor Of heat that once
it becomes frozen through it will not
thaw out until well into April, and cab
bage will come out almost a nice A. when
put in.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Country Gcn-
HeRan presents u remedy for diarrhea
which he never knew to fail in the past
twenty-five years of its Use in his family.
Il is simply a dose of laudanum and oil,
a tablespoonful Of castor oil with twenty
drops OF laudanum in ii. The laudanum
acts a. an astringent, and the oil heals
and carries of the effects of the disease.
A sroCK-KEEPER says he has never
failed to relieve choked animal by rails
ing its head as if for drenching, and throw
ing down it, throat broken hens egg,
shell and all
lS digging tree, always turn the side
of the spade toward the stem of the tree,
and liit out the earth carefully, and the
small rootlets will thus be loosened and
preserved uninjured.
BOILED linseed oil will protect instru.
men,s and tools, files, saws, gins, otc.,
from rusting. Wipe the metal with
cloth dipped in the oil, and let it dry,
which will require only few minutes.
A YoUsG apple orchard can be best
protected from the ravages Of rabbits in
the winter by rubbing blood on the bark
of the trunk. The rabbits will avoid it.
1t lis easily done with piece OF fresh raw
liver.
To treat grub or footrot in sheep, take
a box sixteen feet long and three feet
wide put in dry, fresh-slacked lime, and
run the sheep through it every other day
for two weeks, or until cure is Effected.
Ills neyer-fiiling remedy.
GRAHAM BREAD is made like ordinary
raised bread, except that it is kneaded
very soft, or not at all, and has little
mola.ses or siiup put in the sponge when
il is set. II dries more readily than COM
mon -four bread, and should be kept in a
stone jar or tin box with tight cover.
IT is not necessary to kill fowls to
get rid of the lice. Clean out the house
and whitewash it thoroughly. Grease
the roosting-poles with mixture Of lard
and kerosene oil, and renew it as il is
worn OFF, The lice will soon disappear.
A little of the grease rubbed beneath the
wings of the fowls will also add to its
effects
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DIR. McCosh, who has just returned
from Europe, has taken up arms against
Prof Tyndail, and in lecture delivered
at Princeton College, last week, he took
the famous materalist TO task. Among
other thing, according 10 report Of the
New York Tribune, he accused him Of not
being entirely original In his statements,
and also Of evading vital questions. The
Doctor said he believed in the doctrine
Of evolution, but he certainly did not be-
lieve that II accounted for the origin Of
things animate and inanimate. lie be-
lieves that II Is far easier TO believe and
prove that there is a personal God, infin-
itely wise and good, than to prove that
inscnsate atoms are the source Of the sys-
tematic order in the world, rs well as of
life, reason and conscience. Tyndalrs
hypothesis, he claimed, utterly fails 10
explain many great and important truths,
patent TO the observation of those who
choose to reflect. For instance:
~. Intelligence in Nature.-Tyndall refers
to some illustrious man who told him he
would be utterly miserable without the be.
iief that there Is apersonal intelligence back
OF nature. would like to Know who this
Industrious man is, since such belief is
spontaneous on the part Of every rejecting
person since Socrates. Nor is this intclli.
gence In nature a thing to be believed with.
out evidence, but on evidence. And II is
precisely because the evidence Is strong tina,
the belief eau not he resisted. The feelings
regarding u may be represented with stern
hand, as IN the education OF the late Stuart
MIL But, as IN his ease, they are sure,
sooner or later, TO burst forth in spite Of
every obstacle. lhe proof OF this Intelligent
design IN nature is far greater and more sat
is'actory than that OF lyndaifs atoms.
H. fihai 'ause.-ihis Is belief That
mas oeeh growing IN preauth anu depth since
the DAYS OF socrates, and iyndaii himself is
FORCES 10 ADMIT theology IN nature. But the
tvoiu'ioh oil everything IRON i'eiess atoms
does not account LOT IT,
III iypica rorms.-Ihis truth Is Illus
s IN .ne case o. heavenly oodles-,he
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Opportunity TO Try an Organ before
Purchasing.

Many person is half persuaded that
a Cabinet Organ would be a capital thing
for his family worth much more than its
cost. Yet they are not sure that il would
be permanently valued, but fear that af
ter few months Use the family would
tire Of it, and 10 ii would prove a poor
investment. The Mason a Hsmlin
Organ Co. now offer their famous Cabinet
Organs on terms which will satisfy all
such. They will rent AN organ with
privilege of purchase. The party hiring
may try il d. long as he pleases, paying
only the rent for il while so doing. II he
concludes TO purchase within year, all
the rent he has paid is allowed and de-
Quoted from price Of the organ.
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Medical Properties OF EDgs.

The white Of an egg has proved OF late
the most efiicacious remedy for burns
Seven or eight successful applications of
this substance soothes pain and ehec-
tually excludes the burned parts from
the air. This simple remedy seems pref
cradle to collodion or even cotton. Tx.
traordinary stories are told of the heal
ing properties of a new oil which is
easily made from the yolks of hens eggs.
The eggs are first boiled hard, and the
yolks are then removed, crushed and
placed over a fire, where they are care
fully stirred until the whole substance is
just on the point of catching fire, when
the oil separates and may be poured of.
One yolk will yield nearly two teaspoons
full of oil. 1t is in general use among
the colonists of South Russia as a means
of curing cuts, bruises, and scratches.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-02
Too Thin,

A correspondent Of the Couricr-,JownaI
says of the Kentucky women; There is
nothing they don't know, and what they
don't know they divine. A man cannot
creep in II little late at night without Il
disturbance and an explanation, which
comes of their training. Even Slybuck,
who is the smartest of smart Alexis"
has learned also the futility of his best
tricks. The sick-friend dodge; the all
night-in-the-country dodge; the late ses-
sion-ofthe-society dodge the meeting-of-
council dodge; the coming-home-from-
Observation-Disclosures dodge
all the old shifts and expedients have
played out, The other night he slipped
in about one o'clock very softly, denuded
himself gently, and began rocking the
cradle by the bedside, as if he had been
awakened out of sound sleep by inian-
tile cries lie had rocked away about
five minutes, when Mary Jane, who had
silently observed the whole maneuver,
says; Gene to bed, you old fool you,
the baby amt therel"