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Useful Recipes.

STEAM PUDDING.-One cup chopped
raisins two cups of sweet milk one
cup of chopped suet; four cups Of
-four; one cup of sugar one teaspoon
full Of soda. Spice to your taste, and
add little salt. Steam two hours.
RAISED CAKE.-Two cups of raised
dough, two eggs, two cups Of sugar,
one cup Of butter, one cup of sweet
milk, one teaspoonful of soda, two cups
OF flour, one cup of fruit, cinnamon,
cloves, and nutmeg. To be put into
the oven at once.
BRoILED SwEETBREADs.- The best
way to cook sweetbreads is to broil them
thus: Parboil them and then put them
on a clean gridiron for broiling; when
delicately Drowned, take them off and
roll in melted butter in place to pre-
vent their being dry and hard. Some
cook them on a griddle, well buttered.
turning frequently; and some put mar
row strips of fat salt pork on them while
cooking.
WAFFLEs. Beat well the yolks OF
four eggs; add p pints If sweet milk
end ! teaspoonful OF salt add enough
sifted -four to make rather a stiff batter:
beat the whites of the eggs very stiff.
and stir in lightly the last thing before
baking; bake in waffle irons serve hot,
and eat with butter and syrup III but
two eggs are used, add one heaping
teaspoon Of baking powder to the flour.
Flour CHOCOLATE. Put one teacup
Of flour ina small kettle and set it over
the fire to scoreh; stir it constantly to
keep it from burning on to the sides of
the kettle. When the -four is Of dark
brown color, pour boiling water over it,
say two quarts or more, if the drink
should be more desirable to be thin.
Let the whole boil up few moments.
Add one pint of sweet milk, and sugar
to ut the taste. Use for drink the
So - as coffee.
WORCESTERSHIRE SAucE.-A CORE
spondcnt of the Garden gives a recipe
for this popular sauce. He says: ~
do not offer il as Lea & PERKINS,, but /
do say that it is equal, if not superior
to it, in my opinion. 1T Is not a recipe
copied Sut OF book, but one | have
known long time. Half a pound shall
lots; ! o.. pimento, powdered; ~.
mace, powdered; or cayenne; half a
nutmeg, powdered; 10 anchovy fish
] %. salt; pints vinegar; o ozs. soy
chop on bruise the shallots, beat up the
ancLovy fish: mix all together, let it
stand for a month or two, and, lastly,
strain through q coarse seiye.
APPLE jelly. Soak one quart Of
apples in four quarts Of water, over
night, boil until the apples are soft,
stgain the waite. off carefully, and to
one quart Of juice add quart Of sugar
and boil until it jolls. II the apples
are nice, you may sweeten them and
they win ID very well for sauce, e.
pecially ii you have a little lemon t.
put in them. But you can use apples
for this that are not fit for the table.
In looking over dried apples To stew,
throw al that are not frst-class into d
] dish by themselves for jelly.
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.


NIUW 10 NEith TThYs
The Pacific Rural Press says Make
your stacks long and narrow. 1t will
cure better, and there is less danger of
its becoming musty; besides, it will be
easier baling. The press can be moved
easier than you can pitch from the rear
of wide stack. In building the stack,
unload alternately on different sections
of the stack this will allow the air to
circulate through each load before it is
settled down by another placed upon it..
About three gallons of salt thrown into
a load of hay will preserve its sweet
ness. Three quarts are recommended
by hay farmer.
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The Dangers Of pnri. Green.

As the handling ana using of dry
Paris green, especially by persons I'M
accustomed to its use, is attended by
considerable risk, and often attended
by serious consequences, we make the
following suggestions, founded on our
experience ITS manufacturers All
packages, whether large or small,
should be plainly marked poison,
There is great danger in the mixing of
this green for potato-bug and cotton
worm poison, owing to the fine dust
which arises III the process. which is
enhaled and also very rapidly absorbed
by the pores of the skin, especially if
the person using it should be in state
Of perspiration. To guard against this,
the hands and face particularly nos
trils) should be protected as much as
possible, and should be carefully wash
ed after working in it, or in any of the
preparations of which it is an ingre-
dent. As it penetrates and poisons
wood, gets into the seams and crevices
Of articles made Of metal, and even into
earthenware that is at all porous, all
household utensils, or anything in barn
or stable which cattle or horses could
have access to, in which the article has
been mixed, or from which it has been
used, should be carefully laid aside,
and never again used for any other pur-
pose. 1t should be constantly borne in
mind that it is more dangerous and
deadly poison than arsenic, and farm
ers, planters and others, when purchas-
ing, should be duly cautioned to exer-
else the utmost care in using it. AS a
remedy for the poison, the free use OF
milk as BEVERAGES recommended, but
we have found hydrated peroxide of
iron-a simple, harmless remedy-the
oest antidote. Sores caused by the
green should be well covered with it,
as with an ordinary salve, and a tea
spoonful in a wine-glass of water
should be taken internally, while work
ing with the green. This remedy can
be obtained from any druggist or
chemist. The consumption of Paris
green has largely increased within a
few years, and the article is now APP
piled to such variety of purposes that
carelessness III its use, or ignorance of
its highly dangerous properties on the
part of those who use it, cannot fail to
produce the most deplorable results. -
Paint and oil Journal.
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was walking about the experimental
garden Of the Department of Agricul-
tute one day with Mr.. Saunders, says q
correspondent Of the Country Gentle
man, and noticed that I'll the pear trees
had "suckers' coming up from the
trunk near the root Suspecting there
must he some reason for allowing what
/ had called a sloyenly growth, Iasked :
Don't You cut the suckers of, Mr.
Saunders ?" "Why?" he asked in his
blunt way. The "burden Of proof
was now on me. "Because ii looks
bad, answered somewhat inconsider-
ately. but for want Of better reason.
"That depends, said he, upon what
you base your standard Of good looks.
A COW you call handsome, not for her
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doctors not one of them helped me so
much rs one bottle of your Discovery.
! am well and able TO do good days
work.
SALT RHEuM AND ERuPTIoNs CURED.
Mrs A, w. WILLIAMS, Claverack.
Columbia County, N. Y, writes | had
been afflicted with Salt Rheum in its
worst form for great many years, until
| bought your Golden Medical Discov-
cry and took two bottles and half. and
was entirely cured. From my shoulder
to my hands, | was entirely covered
with eruptions, also on face and body.
was also afflicted with Rheumatism,
so that | walked only with great diff
Guilty, and that is entirely cured.
HP-JoINT DISEASE CURED.
j. Nj, ROBINSON, West Grove Station,
Iowa, July Ia, 1872, writes My wife
first became lame nine years ago.
Swellings would appear and disappear
on her hip, and she was gradually be
coming reduced, and her whole system
rotten with disease. In 1871 swell
ing broke ON her hip, discharging large
quantities, AID since that time there are
several openings. Have had five doe
tors at an expense of $l25, who say
nothing wall do any good but a surgical
operation.
July 16 1873, he writes thus My
wife has certainly received a great ben
eft from the use of your great Discov-
cry, for she was not able to get off the
bed, and was not expected to live a
week when she commenced using it, q
year ago. She has been doing most OF
her work for over six months. Has
used twenty bottles and is still using it..
Her recovery is considered as almost a
miracle, and we attribute it all to the
use of your valuable medicine. / can
cheerfully recommend it as a blood-pu-
rifier and strength restorer.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS
can be shown at the Worlds DISPENSE
ry, Buffalo, N. Y, expressing the graf
itude of those who have been cured by
the Golden Medical Discovery and
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, of ali forms
Of Blood Diseases affecting the Skin,
Throat and Bones Com.
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The Ladies' sorosis Club, Of New York, re-
Gently changed their discussions from woman's
suffrage 70 Hair preparations aud Piuiple Banisb-
rfs. They declared that where aature had not
endowed them with beauty, 10 waa their right -
yoa. their duty-to anek II whore they could. 90
they an voted that Magnolia Balm oyercsmc Sal.
iowness, Rough Skin and Ringmarks, and gave 20
the complexion Il most distiugtu tsoroatlnl aud
marhle.ltze appearance dangerous 10 men, no
dcubO; and that Lyons kgthairou made tho hair
grow thick saft aud awful pretty, aud moreover
prevented u from turning gray. II tho pfopri.
eiors ~ these articles did not send the sisters an
invoice, thoy are not smart.
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Face.
BY BARTON GREY,


There is face remember,
Clear through the shadow of years;
/ can see it tonight so plainly
Except now and then for my tears.
A face you would not have fancied:
II would have meant nothing to Won:
But to me it has just been the one thing
To dream Of my whole life through.
There never was aught between us,
She never looked into my heart
Friend unto friend spoke greeting,
Friend as from friend did part.
The summers have flushed and faded
SO often since last we met,
am sure she does not remember
! know ! cannot forget!
For the face is here in my dreaming,
It walks with me everywhere;
The clear gray eyes CLEAN on me,
Glimmers the golden hair.
The faces of men and women
meet with every day
Pass and vansh-but this face
Can never fade away.
Whether in life's hard journey
The eyes have lost their light;
Whether the mouths pure sweetness
Quivers with pain tonight,
/ know not, knowing only
IL changes not for me-
That face my heart keeps safely
And my eyes shall never see.
- Christian al H0rl
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Not Quitc so Fast, Mr.. Jones a horse.
doctor ~ Philadelphia was caught changing tho
celebrated Mexican Mustang Ltnimeut Into other
iattles, AMI usna II as his own recipe. Honesty
81 always the hfat policy These medicine men
like q follow 90 such fellpwt. n cured the lame
horse ail ih0 same. hut 4 damaged the Doctors
reputation, ana benefited tho proprietor u pro-
portion. We have heard ~ - many theuma tio
persons and lame horses being cured By the Mus
tang Liulnent that we advise every houseketpert
iycryman and planter 10 invest VI 8 ~ e. % a
stoo bottle, against accident. Beware u counter
faitH. ! is wrapped ~ steel engraving signed
20. W. Yves thruuk, ChpmistW
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The Grand Revolution IL MEDICAL TntAr-
MEaf, which was eommractd III lsHo, Is san 81
pfagfosa. Nothing can stop it, f0r il IL founded
go She principle. nov universally acknow ledged,
that physical vigor Is The most formidable au.
tagnnist ~ ali human ai'aents, ana experience
has shown that pLAsrAri0t BtIIERH So peerless
invigorant a. well a. the best possible safeguard
against epidemic diseases
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A BOTTLE was picked up on an island
near Machias, Me-, few day ago, and
in it was paper on one side of which
was written Faith, hope and charity,
and on the other note dated Brig Bar,
Baltimore, February II. 1874, signed by
Captain Foster Copper, stating that
the vessel had been wrecked, and that
II hands but himself were lost. and he
was still on board.
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lMTAToRs should never be encour-
aged. Their goods are always inferior
in quality and intended to deceive.
Buy the genuine Elmwoed Collar. 1t
has all the edges folded so that they
will not turn out.-Com.
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WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS

are The most beautiful ~ style and perfect 80
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CHAR MING aud SOUL-STIRRINts, thHe
~ M rATIDN II the HUMAN VOICE is
SUPERB. Terms Liberal,
WATERS Philharmonic vespcr a.
Orchestral ORGANS
On INla UE FRENCH CASES, are among The
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why WIN You sumerI

To all persons suffering from
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Cramps
In the limbs or stomach, Bilious
Cholic, Pain in the back, bowels
or eide, we would say THE
HOUSEHOLD PANAcEA AND FAM.
III LISuMEST is Of all others the
remedy you want for internal
and external use. II has cured
the above complaints In thous-
ands If cases. There is no mis-
take about Il. Try IT. Sold by
all Druggists.
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| BYRN's
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IT is said that in the Paris gardens
one may find every kind of roses, even
including rhinoce-roses.
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THIRTY YIeA4.S EXPERIENCE or Al
OLD NURSE.

THIRTY YEARS IsNPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURSE.
MRs W@;Hows soorruya sYRup IS rHE PRE-
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: millions Of mothers and children, from the fee.
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whether il arises from Teething or from any otrcr
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each bottle Mono genuine uulcas the fac stnile
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
SICK
from no other cause than having worms In the
stomach
BROWNS vERMIFUGE coMFITs
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boiag perfectly VIII fE ard free from ali colorng
or other injurious Ingredients usually used in
worm preparation.
CURTIS 9 DROWN, pRorRmToRs
En. 2i5 Fulton Street, New York.
81 ~ Druggist and Chemists, and dealers in
Medicines al TwEAr1-Ff CENTS Box.
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RICH FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
NOW FOR SALE VERY CHEAP.

Send for "The Pioneer"
handsome Illustrated Paper containing the
H0MEgfEAD LAW NEW NUMBER Just pub.
lished Mailed free 10 all parts II the world.
Address q DAVIS,
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D0cToNs ooULpNIT 49, ~.

John A. Wilson, Esq, Meigsyillo,
Morgan Co, o., writes When | was
~ or 10 years Of are, ] took what ID
called Kings Evil or Scrofala, and by
constant doctoring, it would heal in one
place aud break ont IN another. Italso
broke out in my left ear. / sent ten
miles for the first bottle Of your Dis
coyery, which did me more good than
all ether medicines / ever used. am
25 years old, and doetored with five
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No. go fulton street, New York.
ST cg Druggist and Chemists, and dealers IN
Medicines, al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Box.
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A GENTS WANTEcD.--Men or women. 80 .
n week. or 500 forfeited. The secret free Write
a once 70 CoWEN a Co. eth 81, New York
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Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck,
Goitre, Serofulous Infammations, fndolent
lnfiammations, Mercurial Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these, as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs have
shown their great curative powers in the
most obsfinate and iniractnhle cases
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For Inllammatory and Chronic

hItlIHlAIISm, G0ut, Bilious, Remit
tent and Intermittent Feyers, Diseases Of
the Bleod, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder.
these pitters have no equal. Such Diseases
are caused hr Niiinted Blood.
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CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND


from no other cause than having worms in IN
stomach.
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pb : SlUaao slIslos / %. rorlland. MaIne-
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The (nstou-honse Examination.

>AN tFiTt''. III 'HiN 10.
The examination in the Custom
house ease 10 day - far has been con-
fined ta the crd>~-eNaminatlon Of De
~tncti>c EiuuCgi>>. His theory of the
ease. a. far A. developed 10y the tc>ti-
monv. j. Tia, the story given by the
Collector i Improbable, and tina: no
burglary had been committed. The
defense has. however, in the course oi
this examination. made some strong
points in behalf of its client. showing
i robbery was probable. The case will
continue until saturday.
The examination OF Collector Me
CormIck is the principal topic among
al classes. The courtroom i crowd
ell during the siltincs. The testimony
ta-,iaH was mostly regarding the eff
tect> a. the i used. and also eNamin-
iu- the rope with which he WAS tied.
aHi it it were possible for him To- have
tied himself.
Tie oug adjourned L. n. Vi. I'LL 10
O'Clock p-NttrIaW morning..
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
TNCM CALIFORNIA.
Wells. Fargo 4 %. Declare a Eiyi-
~dcni-ihe Grand JuT, aud zap
t:ialS-De hOInG 5EDo.in. Scrane
Tine FIRST Of the Grain fleet
saiiin. u! "a Panama S4ea1na-.

- 7 tI~''I IIIIN n.
VOLS, Fargo y q. pad a diliial
of tWo bundled thousand d9Il4rs -
teI,!aE.
III. Grand Jury Wa selected today.
Charles he Young. accused OF assault
on Il. /. NapthaIy WITH intent to muir
der, challenged the jurors, and several
challenges We're allowed.
The snip Remington, which cleared
Yesterday iar Liverpool. j. the first OF
the grain fleet Of TIM sca>ou
The i'deiie Mail s.eatner Ancan
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sent to the Asylum"
Pending.


NY RNNtI~tVf July -
\ man named BurCe. from idahc.
was SEM to the Insane Asylum to-
dav. lie is the MAJ who a few days
since tried &c shoot nr. Tuland. u i
stated that he i the owner vi properly
valued nj S15,ooa.
Negotiations are pending with par
ties in IoiGon tO determine II dc>-
tina,ion of the steamer Tartar Of the
Australian line. Ii is not known yet
whether she Will be sent to China or
Australia.
The wearher i very cold and fogsy
TODAY.
Grrrnhack> NilaolN,.
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BEECuYR-IIlrON INNESrlSA
TIOs.

The investigation Of the Bcccher-Til.
ton scandal still occupies the attention
Of the Plymouth Church Committee,
The committee was selected by Beech
er himself and an unfrienily report
need scarcely be looked for. III the
dispatches 10 the Sacramento IaiaH We
find some reference - the suhiee.
which vas not furnished the SENT.
MEL. We quote IL follows:
Tilton las written 70 the Plymouth
Church investigating Committee 4
letter in answer to that by Eeeche;
requesting them % investigate Ti,tuu'-
illusions aEain>t his character. Il says
that the writer was ware that this
committee was a private one when lie
met them by appointment las Friday.
ard having been advised - preserve
silence lloaj the worst features Il tie
ease. lie had lane - i'll or1icrtn facilitate
a moderate PRESERVATION Of Eerchtr'>
ofcn>e and apology; and TIA: ra-ter
than prolon- L = he hal merely 81
cd that his letter TO ur. Bacon was
written in >cit-defgu~e, and ;ha hay
in defended himself thereby lie va
unwilling 10 proceed further a-ain>,
Beechtr without further P~r0vact;ioH
and necessity. Tie iet,er concludes -
follows: such necessity = e lIl$
upon Beechtr himself in the pH.lica-
tin OF 4 direct request ~ him ~ YOU
to INQUIRE officially into hiS character
rs affected bv hi> ~oftcn>o. and the
apology 10 which I referred. lie thR>
ofters me a direct challenge, PIT only
before your committee Int before The
-,4trFp hisl lAratv accom-.
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Snicilcl.
July IL.

~.
Mrs. Tho>. Stone. of this place. sui
cided At noon today hv taking poison.
She took - cents worth of the poison
and died in an hour after in terrible
commissions. Family trouble is said
10 be the caU~C.
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DISSOLUTION OF CCpARIKERsHIp

I'VE c0PARTNER>itP HLELroraKE
J cXtsuue between THOMAS NELLY and
fElEt MIN. under the firm name of
heiIy \ Iur. i fht- day dissolved % mu-
TIA, consent. Peer Vim retiring from the
firm. Thomas Kelly viii collect all hIlIs due
the old firm, and lay Obi indebtedness.
TiiaN A. NELLY.
'3l-i1 fkILE VIM.
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Subscription fov Stock.

Ten thau,ani five hundred Slo.0n dol
larS - tn stock have already been ta&er.
and the benk> arr NOW u9"u Ia III. puhlir for
Subscription fsr the re~Usirdgr, to wit: ~. 50
u. tile Law ntticc Of lriithaHSr n Davenport.
}sY'aHa'> Buli3ing, Batcmaa street. upon the
following rHl>;
Twenty - Per cent. ~ the subscription
viii h. - uirod at III. tiur o. subscribing,
All tV.nty % per cent. every thirty 50
"a ih'reaftsr until the same is raii up.
Ity order q tho bosrd a. Trustees.
Nv. AHitlAGlON, President.
VII ptVENreEr, Sacrettr..
Eureka. Nev. lbltT. lt7l. Md
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oNE William Rowland was arrested
II carson the other CO for approPriat-
'n-, IN Virginia city sil5 titas did naf
t-lVn. TO him,