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We Saw
The Rev. j. X. Street on the street yes
terday, with an armrull of Odd Fellows
which seemed to be very much in demand.
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!. -. -. Fs,
Rebekah Lodge, No. Is, meets at Odd
Fellows Hall, Thursday night.
I'M WILLIS, n. G.
J.W. GoLLEDdE, Secretary.
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EoHHeu -.
For in few days---the editor and ptopri-
etnr of thi' paper
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Drying =,
o u, and the nGciioncers.
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W. LEVINE & BRO.

Have just opened one of the incest stocks
of Gents Clothing ever brought to Waco. 1t
comprises all the novelties of the season, such
rs fine Dress Cloth Goats, Doeskin Pants ana
Vesta. French Diagonsls, Scotch Cassimeres,
English Millions. The la est in white Vests
ana their Spring Palts are oi the finest pat
terms and STYLES, Hats, Ties, Scarls Bows and
Kid Gloves in the greatest variety.
Their Dry Goods Depot is being daily in
creased by rev arrivals of Cdlicoes, Brown
and Bierch, d Domestic Checks, Drilling,
Sheeiug. sc Ladi and Misses Shoes in
great variety, Linens, Lawns. Muslins, &C., &c.
One or two doses Of C ,hosh md Tar, taken
before going to bed at night, viii entirely re
lieve the troublesome symptoms attend ing
Coughs ard Colds, procure good sleep, from
which the patient will awake refreshed ant
with a good appetite, Sold by j. e. Sears
feol9D&W7w
| Mr.. FOrssard,
On Bridge street, has millet seed 70
sale at Sc 30 per bushel.
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Col, Geo. f.. Burney,

Col. Geo. f.. Burney,
Has one of The best farms in Mclen.
nan county indsed we think the Col has
first rate qua'ifca ions for Grange m mber'
shin
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DO YOU WISH
To advertise your business or send views
OF your vellings, business houses, or city of
Waco to your iriends? If so, leave your
orders at Jackson s Knights Gallery. They
guarantee satisfaction.
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Mn. Gro. W. urwrrr, ci.tern Builder

Mn. Gro. W. HEWITT, cistern Builder
Wsco:
DEAR s.R.---We. lie undersigned hsv'1g
engaged yocr services o tlA5ilg tsa rus or
iurspang ostsfls built bF a. eis thst 20 ed
defe 1--WE take pleasure ie besrdg witness 10
the urtdorty Of ycar work, and in recon-
maujng yor to the public as g'virg en.i-e
saus a Aion in that lice,
FLINT b chamberlain,
Bankers,
GEO. W. JACKSON, Banker,
o. J. Downs,
j. W. SPflGHT,
j. W. MANN & Co.,
LEM. CHAMBERS,
j. W, Downs.
Wic,. Fs5. p! D&Wl
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Office.

n Office.
To sell good beef at reasonable prices
shall be my object, an to get rd of bad feel
ings. Customers can eel and be suited 1t
prices that defy competition, in style, espe.
cially, at U. DARwiNs,
The City Market, on the Slare.
mar4i2w Tie sldi,ichey Market
REMOVALi
The Office of the Singer Manufacturing
Company has been removed to the store of G
P. Farror 4 Co, on Third street. opposite the
county jill.
The Company would also announce that
they have placed their business under the
management OF Mr.. Gus Basnett, pleasan,
young man, who will do everything in his
power to please his customers and make the
| Singer give satisfaction.
Don't forget the place, 81 street, opposite
| Jail.
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MIR. j. Il. Hayes
HIS remov ID to the Lusk building, north
side Q.
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For RENT,
My elegant Lew drug store, next door
to my dry goods house, on Bridge sttcet. To
a desirable party it will he rented on reasona-
ole terms. T.. A. STURGlS,
DsWtf
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IF YOU WANT
The latest style hat go TO levine &
Bros who have just received their new
stock m3Dif
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THE NEW STYLE
"Agazzis" and "Belmont' Hat are TO be
found at Levine & Bro IS. m3Dtf
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A crying baby and sickly wife,
Are woes Of married mans life,
Difficult for any one to endure,
But English Female Bitters will cure.
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The Mercury
Stood at g.. in the shade. at ? p, m. YES
torday
DON'T FAIL
To look at the beautiful stylus of hats
just received at
m3D3u |. W. LlwINE 4 Bros.
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LUcKETT's LiNMENf-LivrNG WIT
MISSES.
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WILL LAMBERT, X. of R. IS.
, 1874-03-29

Van Buren, st, 218fse at Rockwell d +. 2sxfoo n
dated March IT J consideration, Il 800. -
Prernisea No. 1o6 McGreyor st, dsted March q ;.
consideration, $500.
South u Of Thirty seventh st, between South Park
and Forest avE ,3x24s 2-s #, dated March q oon-
sideraton, S. 0o0.
Lot 81 in u Block !, Moore's Subdivision in " r
Sec 30 80, H. dated March %; consideration. s. .oo0
1t 81 in aame, dated March %; consideration.
81 GOO.
NORTH CITY LIMITS
Lots and a. School Trustees' Subdivision. Sec ia
40 II, dated Nov. ], 1873; consideration s9oan,
Lots rs in H Of Block l6 Canal Ttustees' subdiyi
sion Of sec ~, 4o H. dated Juna 1c, 1873 con
SOUTH OF c11Y 1IazI7s.
Lot 53, Block Fawcetts subdivision of Is ncres In
a ofsw ~ Sec 4, 81, Ii, dated May n; conside1a-
80 Let A. Bloch n subdivision Of " NV x Sec Il,
38t IA, dated March e, 1872; consideration $500
alton, $soo " ~0A'&NSA-
suMAAAF or TRANh7ERa FOB TIE HEEK
!he following Is the total nplount Of city aud sub
urban property transferred during the week ending
Saturday ,a March 2s City properly of sales
Nnnebes of st1es IS; consideration, 407 South Of
CITY hu1tts-Number OF sales IS consideration, $1o3
955 Vest Of city lmitz-Nunber of sales consider
$69&, ,o52.
, 1874-03-29
startled the company that the party broke up

startled the company that the party broke up
| soon after.
MUSICAL. NOTES
London has forty-two choral societies.
| a1r. Levy, the cornet-player, has lately been
performing solos IN Russian costume ut the
| Adelphi Theatre, London.
Carlo PATHS remains are to b removed from
st. Lous to Paris, France for final intermcnt in
the family mnusoleum in Pere-la- -Chaise.
Campanini will sail for England in the last
! week Of April. Nannetti and Del Puaate will
probably remain III this country while longer
Nine. Nilsson Rouzaud will be the recipient OF
farewell banquet at Delmonico's before depart
ing Tor Europe in May at which the floral deco
rat1ons will be something marvellous.
Fer1i, the baritone who sang in this country
seyera1 years ago. has OF late been manager OF
the Italian opera at st. Petersburg.
Wachtel has accepted star engage1ne:i. at
the Friedrich Wilhelm Stadtische Theatre in
Berlin, tor tho months Of September, October,
and November, 1874, canceling his engagement
at the Imperial Opera-House in Berlin.
The death ia announced at BeauIieu. France,
at the age Of 81. OF n. Bnrgnn]Ier, weli-knoWn
az q composer of dnnce-mugic. The ballets,
. Peri and Lady Henriette," produced at the
opera, Were by hirl.
Patti and Mile Albani, the new orirna donna,
have had 8 misunderstanding - at St. Peters
hurgi: Al her benefit, Abani sang the Russian
air :" Matuseka," which Patti regarded some
what as her own, and the Aa1chioness, who WAS
to sing that evening. left the theatre in o huff.
What must have added to PATHS hufrness must
have been diamond star, worth 10000 francs,
purchased By subscription, al we'll az address
tied with a fine piece OF Brussels laco and few
ca1t-loads of .bouqueta showered upon her rival.
Mr. Carl Rosa has decided upon founding
scholarship al tho Royal Academy OF Music,
London, in memory OF his late wife, Madame
Parepa-Rosn, which will bear her name. 1t will
be awarded BY competition 10 Brilisi-born fe-
male rocalista between tbs ages Of IS and ~
years, and the successful candidate will be en-
titled to two years' free education in the Acad-
emy. In connection with this scholarship there
will also bo prize Of q gold medal wish Madame
Parepa-Kosa's likeness, which will be awarded
to the best female vocalist in the Academy at the
annual public distribution Of prizes in July.
The programme which was given at Afe
Thomas fifth symphony concert in New York,
list week, was as follows:
Overture" Euryanthe Weber
Fine Faust Synphony List
In three portraits after Goethe.
Scherzo and Finnie {siephistophAles).s
With male chorus Of the Turner Iledertafel-
P4RC II.
i. Mlegro &c con brio. 2. y Andante nd con e oto. s.
Scherzo-Finale-
The second concert Of the Wagner Verein was
given by Mr. Thomas orchestrr on Thursday
evening last. The programme comprised the
overtures to ''1.ohengrn ~ nnd 1.-The Meistar-
singer" selections from Tannhaeuser" and
''Tr1sten and 1sold," and the ''Kaiser March,"
besides the Heroic symphony performed as
WAS announced, in honor OF the late Charles
, 1874-03-29

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st. Louis Express, via Min Lru
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, 1874-03-29

The great musical event Of the present week
will be the performance Of "Masanieuo,"
Auber's masterpiece, by the Liederkranz So
ciety, under the direction Of it's conductor, Hans
Balatka at MoVicker's Theatre, commencing to-
morrow evening aud continuing all the week,
except On Friday. The rehearsa1s during the
past two weeks promise that this opera, which is
80 seldom heard, will be given in manner
which will richly repay those who attend. Un-
usual attention has also been paid to the cos
tunes and properties, and 1tr. McVicker has
prepared new scenery for each act 90 that in
the matter OF its nountingno fault will be found.
The presentation Of so great 3 work
as this, requiring not only long and arduous
study but great expense by IN amateur society,
deserves to BE- richlyrewarded, and tue prospects
are very f1attering that such will be the case.
What these performances will be may ba best
judged from the fact that the Liedez}ranz ia de-
termined to outdo the old performances Of Der
Ffeischuetz," ''stfadella," and +sThe Marriage
Of Figaro by the Concordia aud Germania So
cioties few years ago. The cnst will be as fol-
, 1874-03-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK TO CARDIFF.

The South Wales Atlantic Steamship yonpany's New
Frst-r}ass fulipoHettd, Cydcbuif Steamships will
san from Pennsyyani4 Rsilxos Wharf, jersey City:
PEMBROKE. April 4 iGLA11ORGAS :
Carrying goods and passenger At thrauRh rates frcm
81 pa11 of the United States and Caaad t9 poFs In the
Thesa steamships, built expressly for the t1ado
vtded with al the latest improvements for :o-tand
convenience Of a.
CABIN AND srEERAGE PASSENGERS.
First cabta 8:5 and $50 currency Second Cabin So
currency. Stecrage. $50 currency.
Prepaid Steeraxe certificates from Cazd
Drafts for Ei aud upwards.
For further particulars apply in Cardiff ut the Com
panJs ohtcss NJ Dock Cha!Ebe1 and In Now York to
Ahoh1bALD BAXTER Go.1 .AEent5.
, 1874-03-29
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

E1F1AAAT1os or REFEnzxcE MAnEs.-4 SaturdAyax
eepted- Sunday excepted. Aondzy excepted. [ a.
xt1e Sund2S It ~ T.. D1isF.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL 4 GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
Deznt fee: er Las< IT,. end foot nrenty-seesat-
1ifk<s ofct, 81 C4ir eoxafust " Ransioiah
and Is tundisf. Of Aatfison.
, 1874-03-29

!. Bouyenfr March Patiow
2 Overture to "A Night in Grenada .Krautzer
s. Potpourri from So Ernani Verdi
1 Flora VALUES .Ho6mann
s. Pospour11" BoQuet OF Melodies Redo
& Overture to Turandot -. .Lachner
7. The Nightingale ..:.-.4.,,--B Bousquet
q prelude to All Gjurnmento ".,,,.. .Metcalnnte
.. Overture" Paragraph III "...........-: .suppe
10. 5ta1ta Quadril1es. ..Aoamann
TURNER HALL.
The programme for the Turner Hal1 concert
this afternoon is as follows: -
J.. Kamcka March h"....:....*......--......F Faust
q Overture to Masaulello AMBER
3. #" Awakening Of the Lion ".--. .kontzky
/. "Torch Danes n..-. Meyecbeet
g. Evening in the Forest t"............. .Rcinhart
e. Variations on German melodies. .Menzel
Z. :. lmuerheitarrr Waltz Strauss
g. Overture to Z" Ruy Bias "......... .Neude1ssohn
.. "Pell Nell potpour1t t"...-..........-.. .Conr7di
m uivo+ f4uJop 2fknff
, 1874-03-29

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Night ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
GRAAD RAPIDS. AND u AEhEEGOS.
Morning Express. ..................
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, 1874-03-29

cHE'AG0. MILWAUKEE, / ST. PAUL RAILWAY
onion U.7ot Hdison and 1tcses ote.
g South CtaTka. oppo<s Sherman House. D<lo.s
, 1874-03-29

Milwaukee, Green Bay, Steyensfl
Point, Prairie du Chen, L.
Crpsse DAv go d. II. III ooa M.
Milwaukee, Green BaY, i Stearus!
Point Exprcas. ............. $50 D. Il. Its ~ n
Milwaukee, St, Paul Minuenp.f
oils Night Express. 10 D. H. II Ais p N.
, 1874-03-29

am clnd We have the chance to hear the whole OF
it," In addition toiho symphony the programme
will also embrace other numbers for instruments
and voices. acioug them qulntette 1rum Wag-
nar's g Meistarsangar," which has never been
given here.
TIE YALE COLLEGE aLEE CLUB.
4 novel feature Of our musical season will be
concert by tie Yalo College Gles Club, at
Krgabury Hall, on Monday evening, April g.
The Club comprises sixteen yoicea-fonr first
tenors. three second tenors, three h1Ht bassos,
three second bassos, two students who are set
down as warblers, Whatever such Farte dres may
be. and one pinnist. The programmes Of the
Club are mainly made up Of old College songs
ouartettes, ducts, and choruses-and their con-
cert here will sarye to reviye pleasant memories
OF colleee-days and alma mater for the 1ume1-
ous alumni Of Yale in this city, as veil ea to
give the general public SOME excellent music.
THE HALF-oRpuAH CONCERT AND BALL.
The Committee who have in charge the Con-
cert and ball for the benefit OF the Halt Orphan
Asylum, are rapidly perfecting their plans, and
are arranging an entertainment which promises
to be one the mnst pleasurablo Of the season,
and cannot fail to result in very mnterinl help
to their excellent charity. The concert aud bail
viii be- given al 3lcCornick's Hal Almil 7.
TIE OATES TROUPE
The Oates Comic Opera-Troupe give one more
waek Of their entertainments at the Academy Of
Music, producing - Nine. Angot's Child !" On
Monday and Tuesday evenings, and Les Ba-
vards on Wednesday. =
coSConDIA HALL
The following ia the programme fdr the Con-
coIiia Hall Gwenty street) concert this
afternoon:
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A YaIuuhle Recine

The Journal Of Chemistry published a recipe
for the destruction of insects, which, it be
half eficacons as it is claimed to be, will
prove invaluable:
Hot alum water is recent suggestion az an
insecticide 1t will destroy red and black ants,
cOckroaches, SPIDERS chintz bugs, and all the
crawling pests which infest our houses. Take
two pounds of alum and dissolve in three four
quarts of boiling water, let it stand on the fire
till the alum disappears; then apply it with a
brush, while nearly boiling hot to every joint
and crevice in your closets, beadsteads, pantry
shelves and the like. Brush the crevices in the
floor of the skirting the mop boards if you
suspect that they harbor vermin. If, in white
washing ceiling, plenty of alum is added to the
1me, it will also serve to keep insects at dis
lance. Cockroaches will flee the paint which
has been washed in cool alum water Sugar bar
rels and boxes can he freed from ants by draw
ing chalk mark just around the edge of the top
of them. The mark must be unbrOken, or they
will creep over it; but a continuous chalk mark
half an inch in width will set their depredations
at nlnght Powdered alum or borax will keep
the chntz bugs at respectable distance, and
travellers should always carry a package in their
handbags, to scatter under their pillows in pla-
where they have reason to suspect the pres
ence of such bed-fellows.
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DisinGccfnnI.

quart of water, and poured down water closet,
will etfectually concentrate and destroy the foul
est smells on board steamboats,, shont hotels aud
nothing is so nice to purify the air. Simple
green copperas dissolved under the bed in any
thing that will hold water will render hospital
or other places for the sick free frum unpleasant
smells. For butcher stalls, fish markets, slaugh
ter houses, sinks and where there offensive
and pntrid gases, dissolve copperas and sprinkle
1t about, and in few days the smell will pass
away. If "a rat or cat or mouse dies alout the
house and sends forth gas, place some dissolved
copperas in an open vessel near the place where
the nuisance is, and il will soon purify the air.
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merry a simple minded soul of the vicinity who
lived without any visible means of support
"What are you doing here, you misunderstanding
chckensP "No, sir; thought of doing nothing
of the sort" 1t unfortunately happened that the
supplemented individual wore high hat of the
dimensions of bee hive, and the crown thereof
was dilapidatcd to a serious extent. Just as he
had put in his denial, the head of half-grOwn
pullet was seen to protrude from the aperture.
!'See here" said the gentleman, "how did that
chicken get into your hatir "Well sure vour
honor" exclaimed the supplemented individual,
with an air of honest surprise and embarrass-
ment. "that is the strangest thing that ever hap
pened to me. l suppose the creature must have
crawled up my trousers legs
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WASHING BED CLoTHEs-It is said by some
wash in warm water; by others, in cold water.
We know that water will cause shrinking A
large, fine rose blanket washed at three different
times, shortened six to seven inches each wash
ing. In the centre it pulled mp and made a
shapeless thing. We We're told to wash in warm
water and rinse in water of the same tempera-
tmre; Ii was done, and with perfect success.
The blanket is even longer and more even. The
shrinking seems to take place on the Sudden
cold. The gradual cooling and driving afterward
does not seem to affect it any; so the slow change
IN the temperature of frozen fruit leaves the
fruit uuhurt.
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DR.. WHITTIER,

617 st. Charles Street, st. Louis, Mo-,
Has been lsnger engaged in the special treatment of
all TencreaI, sexual and Chronic Diseases
than any other Physician in ST. Louis as city papers
show.
Syphilis, GonorrhGa, elect, Structure,
Orchitis, Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary
Diseases and syphilitic or mereurial n6ec-
ton. of the throat, skin bones, are treated
with unparalleled success, on latest scientific princ
pies.
spermatorrhGa, sexual Debility and
Empotency, as the result of self-dbuse in youth
sexual excuses in maturer years, other causes,
and which produce Of the following effects:
nervousness seminal emissions debility dianess Of
si1hf defectire memory pigptes the face physical
decay duerson to society Of females confusion Of ideas
loss Of seruaI pOlcer, etc. rendering marriage inn,
proper or unhappy, are permanently cured.
Pamphlet C36 pagesl relating To the above sent in
sealed enrelopr for two postage stamps.
Diseases peculiar TO women, such as Amen
OrrhGd DvsmenOrrhRd. MenOrrhdgid. LeucOrrh0d,
whites ChLorOsis Diseases and dispLdceHents Of the
Womb Serility ETC., successfully treated. Descrp
tive pamphlet sent sealed for two stamps Age with
experience be relied upon II is sefevident that
Physician treating thousands OF every year,
acquires great skill. Physicians, knowing this, fire.
quently recommend persons to my care. COniiden-
teal consultation personally by letter free and in
vted When il is ineonvenient to visit the city for
treatment, medicines be sent by express mail
everywhere Durable cases guaranteed; where doubt
exists. il is frankly stated Office hours: A. tp
+. ". Sundays. IL n TO l'P NJ Persons arririRg IN
the city at any hour may come direct TO he Office If at
night. ring the Door Bell
The establishment Ia whole house of twelve rooms)
is the ost extensive in the country, embracing Re-
eeptiOn and Consultation rooms Boarding and Sleep
ing apartments; Medeated vapor Baths; a compre-
hensive Laboratory where all medicines used in the
establishment are prepared; and most important Of
all the Library, where the old and latest standard
works Of all the schools of medicine found; also
Anatomical Plates, life size and colored to life Illus
trating diseased conditions which have been procur
ed from Paris France regardless Of expense and not
to be found in any other Library in the city. The
Library Is thrown wide open TO all callers address
as Gbore novI3
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SPEEDILY CURED.

All Chronic Private and yenerea Diseases both sexes
at reasonable prices Young who suffering from
nervous debllty, spi matorrh9a seminal weakness
weak nervous exhausted feeling energy low spirits
confused head weak memory nocturnal Involuntary
minal emissions with loss Of power, mpoteney gonor
rhCta syphllls, geet &c. permanently cured.
Ahieted females. married OF single consult per-
sonaly or by letter about any Of their deues with
assurance of speedy relief All private communications
strictly confidential Enclose stamps for illustrated
journal Of health complete treatise all chrome pri
vate and venereal diseases Of both Also short
lecture Marriage II Is book that every family ought
to have and should he without it. II is free ALL
Address DR. :. A. RICHMOND. Up. o. Box 74Il st.
Hotel apriieyI
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LICE on SrocK.-A correspondent states that
he has no such thing about him as lice on cattle,
horses, hogs, hens nor geese; neither ticks on
sheep. His remedy is sulphur. To an OK, or
cow, or ben, he gives a tablespoonful in their
feed; to sheep, less. He put it in the coops of
the fowls In small Jumps. He feeds it once a
month in winter, but not in summer except to
hogs. He gives his horned cattle and horses a
spoonful of pulveriZed saltpetre in the month of
March or April, and again, without fail. when he
fnrns them ont TO grass He also feeds his cat
tie and horses about pint of fiaxseed each once
q monfh in winter.
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HOP BEER Healthy, easily made, and really
valuable; will keep six or eight months; three
months after It is made it is almost equal to ale
Lhls recipe Is for fifteen gallons: Twelve ounces
in a bag and boil them fifteen minutes in three
pails water; put IN the molasses while hot and
pour immediately into strong ale cask which
can be made perfectly air tight, and put in the
remainder OF the water cold; let the mixture
STAND rn.i cool, and then add the eggs well bea-
nnless pnt in quite warm PLACID Ssb.eriber'
Jackson, Pa. . '@"''' ''e''