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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-31
Farm ron SALE on 70 RESr


For two, three Of Eve years
Tals satsef4aer G. ss So - paas beAih has
aat6ae5 De ifsgaer - b6 fasm - ahlFs As58
Esrm 9aHlh aa t3s stHs has sheut ~ hNE8H
trees aaa pifaff n 1thei ifait aaah pare
sae snt slsfsfs EesFF "a has s9t.uE 81
aaHk uagag tsat HeFTi fsls iU ths arreal tsac
&a#FH sfo al8ai H saEsF WaFlF8 aaa p kerts
af saa land istNr Htfa thet wt eoatsas ~
Fa5H - haf Heti4fs tie sjEas Ard egru fas8et
esa4iiY r4laat % iaH feHH, ana #thFf convenient
Haldtnrt All she lsnd 81 eel see3aa atth
Cd Fsg sHa Hmathy ass i0 Eas,3 eauaifisa
sAi8 FARM niii 81 raufea 81 suf kosa raspuasahAa
hatsHtss nha 60 s-ha en alHaat ANS tefus a
d ga esa fss AUy aae hsslHa saasa tsAsca 81
sara sa taaszs5a payweHf It w7uld b NRkHu 81 q
faaE. reasonable PRISE Ssl8 rtaer o. be seer
a#aaaI. tacautsiU ssNuhFfg iyau eve ia trH
aEfes Eae8 haUef kad water canFeaieui AR
ase viFh.ue b. h.rs maHi sPriY hefats she ist 60
NsF. Ans eHe alshsnE i4 purchase Tie SLEEVE
afer BE- upaa o ihsu f1f enc arAseas
MFEnEN SHAW
lteHr1a WsahirEtaa Cos 4 u. Apr 4 1854
Bely
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-31
Factory Point
NOTICE I'm BANKRuPTOY.
uENRIETTA ANDREW,s EsT.

ENHlEIJ ia ANDhEN y G6i
- 8TATE on NEHHoNI, Manchester District. "
AtA Probate Court held az Manchester Within
and for said District ~ Manchester. 90 the 5th
day Of December, A. De- 1874.
Present, Hon, H. Is. Burton, Judge
me Administrator on thr ehtHtc Jl ilaufrtsA
Audrow late pi sunderland ,lu said district decd,
proposing 30 render au aecuuat u hia aduinistra
lluu 0u said estate it is ordered by eaid Court
That tRid account be examined fur allowance at
4 scssion hereof 10 bH hfid ut the Probate ONCE
u Manchester in said District on lht 9Th day
81 January a % 1875, aud that uotiC be given
~ all peTsons Interested by the publication ~
this order 10 the Manchester IgrRSkG. ness
paper printed az said Manchester, three weeks
surcsasiYty previous to raid Tine VI bearing,
true record,
Attest L0YILAND NGAs0N. Register
true capy or Record
s03w Attest, LOFE1.AKD MuksON, Register
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-31

/ age ~ & .saaHls. saa Wool
Bl@kesa. Baimaral skirts 81 very
81 rea5y pay
Az ANrs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-31

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st ra5y pay
~
i. ,hs aaaru.asn aa
10 {. a.a.as. g ,'l.ss. s.sFs 1s,s ~
Bakers ''''''
praafai saisb Il. snA sfaa.ae g,.ess and nd
Coffee, Tea Spices &e.
~ ~ > ''a7 -
NFFFfNNNA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1874-12-31

Use NrnHc's Patn-tNiltinK Magic Ou
IN Works hic Caufm"
AEAnEB
Eeuue's PAu.kllliuE Magie uI cures Headache
Efuuea psiH-kHAnR Msgif uN ratss Iusthaehs
Eeuur'f PAIN kHUuE MsslC uil cures Neuralgia
Echue's puia-kiiliHg Msgt pli cusea Nbbrrs Nafbus
K,npr'h rsu# kiiNnE MHEjc gu cares Rheumatism
ksnug's PaIns killing Magic Oii cures lAWrHPsa
Rtnugs Faiu. kalina Magic 90 cures SKIN Diseases
Some IoIks seem to be proud gf telling hoS
"lamo their shoulders meN ~ "my CIlck IA the
back or II hayo Rot tho Soiatira and Do
light M Dragging that nothing can cure me ~-
but when No got SIT ID 'aNful tplkr' % gee ltrN'
NFa ltN-huIINa MAaIg ON, faithfully VI
nal only cure their lsmeps-s and charm sway
tAelI pains. but ge actually take al tAat kind 81
"bmg ont - thcm and tbeN Iraukiy pau up
gHa say "lt works iiAsl gharm 90
Gs-saia bg DrugEtsiH, Merchants and Grgoeis
I Gail iHf Heuug'r AaRs on where you usually
trade,
( Hia put up iu ,hrpe el1es Called Trial Size,
"Heduu size and Large Family Size batte'
WM. NENNE 81 tUNS,
Sole proprigt3Js aud Manufacturers
Piltshcld Mass
/ Sold hy WaitN Hard, Manchester, aud by y
/ Grover, Factory Point acumi'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
The Baltimore ANA ohio RsiIa oad,

The BALTIMORE ana ONO nhiito"u'
Hon. VIM. NJ. Springer, Ct Illinois,
made speech in the Illinois Repre-
sen,stives Hail on the 2Gth ut, in
which he analysed the great trunk
lines OF railroad. In the course OF his
remarks he said
The Baltimore ard Oaio Rsiiroad
Company owns aud operates l.lO9
niles OF road. It's total liabilities
amounted September, 3r 1872, 10 $685.
Ol4.4SO,54. This would make the cost
per mile only s50,5OQ. But the ac;ual
cost o, the rod, as reported, is only
s39, Ice, 606,9l, or 1881 per mile.
Aud the capital stock. preferred stock
nd funded debt only amount 10 S29 =
l6l 1913 50. or 500, 295 per mile. Toe
affairs OF this road seem 10 have been
maragpd honestly. Tue company is
in a prosperous condition. There lie no
walered stock represented in It's bal
ance sheets. Toe effect this read has
been upon the western States Is very
salutary Not beng ;oaGel down with
watered stock. II is enabled toput down
iis rates and force the ware Ell STOCK
rnu'es, tucn as the Peunsv vanis, the
L .ke Shore, and the New York Cen
"a, iu,o healthy competition.
Thanks TO the management o. the B.i-
linore and Ohio Company the people
OF the " EST have no route open 10 them
which has not combned with the Penn
s,lvanis and New York r. ads, and
witch does not require western pro
duce 10 pay trItu e TO watrred stock. ~
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
Tue I.uIi Own Practice

Death laughs when he sees the weak and
feeble bled, blistered, salivated, oplsmized,
or grip.d with vioent purgatlves. he
knows that under such treatment the'
cannon long survive In direct conflict
with this pull down prsc ice is the prin.
ciple upon which H0stetter's 81 mach
BitIers operate. The effect OF this incnm-
para BILE vegete bic restorative is 10 bui!d up
the st.maud fnvigorate the constitute )n
1t impaIts appetite and as hts digestion,
eDrlcheS and cleanses the blood, res ulat, =
and mes the liver and the bowels, and
es, abl shes and perpetnates a heal nv habit
o body. BY n happy combination OF vese-
table extrncts-to' &c, aperient Hnu anu.
bilious with q ure stimu ant, these effects
are Simultaneously produced. Their is no
prescri uon Ol the pharmacor Oela that has
e. same scope You may flnd among Is
20 mu'ss scourges for the bowels, eli n d.
lanls Tor the stomach, ~sedatives for I. e
nerves, but no grand combinat ON medi.
cine that. like bos'eiter's Bitters. Is Mt
once q onic, an spe'ient, CORE We and
an alteraIIve.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

TaE saloon keepers in Steubenvills
seem to be having particularly hare
time OF it. They are persistently pray
ed at during the day and al night they
are rsided upon by burglars. Las
Saturday nigh, three saloons were en-
tered BY burglars and a large qoanlit,
OF liquor was emptied On the cellar
hJors. 1. was soon discovered
that portion OF the liquor had been
carried away, as well as lo'
OF fac cigars, and, search being made
the burglars. four in number, were ar
rested and most OF the stolen property
was recovered. Ooe Of the saloonists
estimated his loss at six hundred dol
lars. Opinion is divided as to whether
the burglars intended to help the cru
saders, or whether their raid Was mere
ly for the purpose OF securing a private
supply IN view ofthe probable closing
of the saloons.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

pir.ctors or he p. ". & x. Railroad.
\ NThsC County Court Bsoeks sSs i,s
Last % sss,pg t1sder sc III piese oa3b bat
Rsooks county wouM be Moved three
directors, az she was q the last eiec-
tiop) appointed g. w. Caldwell o.
proxy to cast her vote, iustructing him
90 ,ollows: For frat choice, Abrsm
Wilson. Fl. G. L.zear and Col A.
Campbell, -iI-elieible;- stcoHdr-MF.
Lsz-ar, G. W Caldwell ard President
W. K. Peudleton. 10 pur. usnce OF the
ahovr the vote of Brooke VAS cast tor
am~.WiRon,,ssE fffesf 6ud
W. K, Pendle,ou. Mr.. JOIN 0,s'er-
ling I wss' instructed, - 30 we
are informed; by the Commits
siouer- Of ONO county. to vote tor tour
Dir. ctors, al d follow the choice OF the
proxy from Brooke as TO the, other TIVE,
instead OF Il at be voted for LIE vie Az
pl.eate, whose name dnes not appear
O" the Brooke county lis;. aud for W
K Prpdle,op, the last man on it. Lis
proper ia, the D recturs OF the road
should be il the proportion OF tour 10
two. az OHIO county has double the
stock OF Brooke. but Why disregard the
wish OF Brooke county as expressed
through her proxy. Tie choc O.
Brooke for Messrs. Wilton and Lszear
was made X own pr'or 10 the vote,
vet disregardsd. Mr.. Oesterling reail
electiug the whole B ard in disregard
OF the expressed wishes OF the proxy o
Brooke, and 10 direct violation OF the
instructions OF the Ohio county Com
missioDers, who authorized him &c
nominate four of the Directors, ahd
leave the other Two TO be nominated by
the proxy lros Brooke, Query: Do
MIR. OesleriiBg obey the Instructions o.
the Commissioners OF Ohio county, OF
he Instructions ofJ IL. Pendletop
Eco Panhandle MswS.
We understand that Mr.. OEsTERLiSG
says in reply to the above that he had
Lo intimalion OF the wishes Of the keo'
ole OF Brooke county in relation to the
choice OF D .rectors and that he wonld
have very cheerully voted for Messra'
WILSON aud LAzEAR If he had known
they were preferred
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

The own OF Msrtiusburg has been
making more rapid and important
strides IN the path OF progress than al
NICE, any other in the STATE. Its pop
ulasion ard business have both largely
increased since the war. Gas works
and wafer works have been constructed,
daily newspaper has been firmly es-
tsblished and the latest evidence oil
progress IN busnes. prosperity is the
opening o. a Wholesale boot
AID shoe store. The discovery Of val.
uabl- beds o. iIpn ore in that vicinity
affords Il guarantee OF continued pros
perlly a. d imuIares the hopes OF the
people We congratu ate the e ,stern
P,nbaodl." on these tokens OF ghot,
aid most cordially " sh Tor that section
OF the SAFE the vii measure OF prosper
i,y its ms. sangurne Inhabitants have
dared 10 d cam.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
THE EXEMPTION Law.

We publish this DornrHg tor the ln'
formation OF all concerned. the iull
text OF The exemption law passed by
the egislatule The Constitution pre-
vides that Any husband or larent.
residing IN this State, or the IN AM
children OF deceased p rents, may hold
a homestead OF the value OF one thou
sand doIlsrs, aud personal property 10
The value OF two hundred dolIsre, ex
empt frstn forced sale kutjrct to such
regulations rs shall DE prescribed ty
law" 1t is prov .ded, however, it,
toe section OF the Constitution
from which we quote, that
This exemption osunos affect debts
existing at the time OF the adop-
ton OF the Constitution, nor
taxes, nor q debt contracted for the
purchase or improvement OF the property
which the debtor wishes TO exempt from
forced sale. The act We publ SD pro-
yides the other regulations" necessary
for giving effect to the constitutional
provision.
Under the terms OF this act the priv
,lege OF the exemption OF limited
amount OF property from forced sale
applies generally to all debts except
those specially enumerated, Wig; debts
existing at the time OF the adoption o.
the Constitution; for the purch ase
money Of the property sought 10 be ex-
empted from ssle; for the hire OF do
mestic servants; for debts Tor which q
voluntary lien on the property has been
given; for taxes; for funeral ex
pensen; in cases where the debtor il
removing bic property from the State
with intent to defrsud creditors; and
for rent not more than one year due.
These constitute the exceptions; to
debts OF this kind the homestead ex-
emp,ion law does not apply; and the
right Of exemption in the case Of any
other debt may be expressly waived
by the person contracting the came.
These are The main and most impor-
tant provisions Of the law. A curiou
illustration of the arts OF political
dem .gcguery is found in the fact thai
pending the adoption OF the new Con-
stitution, the homestead exemption
clause was most violently denouDc d
and men were exborted TO
vote againet ratification because
of the existence Of this, provislor
10 the proposed law. Now. however,
the very same men who shouted them,
selves hoare in opposition to any ex-
enption law whatever. are asssiiing
the present act upon the ground that II
is not liberal enough in it's provisions
and contains too many exceptions
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
DIED.

RERo.-On Monday morning, April 9Th,
1874, at 81 o'clecs, JOHN HLsRi, .on ol
Joseph and Emily Bero, agsd .wo ears and
eiyht days.
Funeral rom the residence OF his parents
Ti5 Chapline street, this afternoon at one
o'cl ok. Friel DIS OF the family ale respec
fully. invited TO attend.
Notice.-lt is pos lively the wish OF the
iamiIy that there be no hired bug lie mum.
b r OF hacks moi limited. a.. 60.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
STATE LIME.

fT n a N y II = o.
State o. Pennsylvania State OF Virginia,
Stste Of louisiana, State OF Seorg'n,
OF EeysIs, bnilds ta,s Of d, N i p nsH,n
slate OF Indiana
To Glasgow. Bslfns,, Liverpool, nud
I."nd ondSsry.
State OF v rginia sails Tuesday, Mar. l0tp
state OF Alabama sails saturday, war ?lst
state Of Penna, sails fRturdsy, APP itb
From Pier ~, North River, Ny.
WEEKLY sAILlN45 NtXI Nun MtR.
Rates oI tasta. CABIN, 500 and ~.
gold; Stet rage, s o, currency; prepaid, isI.
currency. Dia'is nj lowest 'Sus.
For further parti' ulars NJ p VITO
hUsTIN Ne OWN d co.,
Agents, No. II X oadway. y. \.
}. r. MfktIMhN,
Agent, Adam y Ipr.s Co! once,
marlI wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
hupn. u u K Walmut.

General In. b ,den discovered, while
operating IN West Virginia during the
war, q tract OF land coutaiuing q larse
srowth OF back walnut aud otheI
woods. A Company has now been
ormed TO cut ar chip these woods 10
market 1t is thought that this in.
creased supply will have marked e!.
feet on the price,.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
THs New Jersey legislature sIrlk'

TIE New Jersey legislature strikes
at very common abuse BY the passage
Of law iorbidd ug the election or ap-
Monument o: the Governor 10 any STATE
or Federal Office during his guoernato'
rial term. Ii, is intended to prevent
the Governor from using his office a. q
stepping stone 10 the United States
Seos,s and thus shaping his administers
,ion:to serve personal ends.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
A NfOns ..r trer.

Mr.. Pnlp Haroer, OF this county, q
'ev weeks ago cut q popular tree of
the old Baird land, AID log cat from
It IL teet long measured 'eet Z inches
IN diameter, 'roA which ov-r $40 cube
Get OF lumber was cut.-Mo' gaa'oTn
Posl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07

TIE Wheeling InteWgsncer is evil
ien:iy opposed 10 street praying tor th'
saIoop-keeprrs; although ITS opinion
on the sn'j ct is hard 10 get at
SieubsariNs Gazette
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
sArsaoF ADVERTISING
TIE DAILY REGISTER,
ma s,uxre--5S inoh spsce.

De sSuAxe--5S fnoh sPecs.
One ii ms-....-..s Is Onr mon, a.-....s % w w
sne Wsek.........- 2 81 tine year .......- % W
One SQUARE cnsnseable once ~ we~k $o9
d Sp,.c,ai SoLice, - uer cent additional.
Adyei ,isemeuts TO occupy nxed places -
per cent additional.
cupied. so ..
lent additional.
OF notice wta be Inverted f0a tess thon ONE
oOLLAk .s ,,.,..
All except for estaoilsne1
sin.ss houses, mast De pAiu tof III al
nee. =.
Ali pills due on the flrst appearance OF
ne advertisement.
Nsrtery. ,o
Yearly advertisers win be confined TO
Aeir legitimate business. ana an an'er.
l.eneuts uoi connected with II Will 10
s1arysi Tor at ourregulaT rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
shURT, EFF hoOs,

TSAIRMo r, WRIT VA, FoRMtF Lf
+ KeaIslfy. This House has Jus, been
tewiy' ref ted rom cellar TO On ret Win
new beds end new furniture, and in second
the B. d U. railroad depot. This Hons ~
list clsss IN every respect. The tab IL al
ways uprlied with the best In the market
Charges moderate sample room ter cnfn-
m. rcial travellers. No charge Tor handling
baggage. Give me q call tatiSartion
gusTai teed 20 all my patI onR Good stab.
ling g. r horses. f. w. brUElLEft,
noy2g Prof. Tietor
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-04-07
Einlls

EAhlls
NEFSS MACKEREL, VERY FINE,
IN white and TT, TN kits and barrels
NOS. !, 2 and 3 Mackcrel In Ats and bar
rels.
Picked Salmon
9eorgs = Bank Goldfish.
Labrador Herring.
Yarmouth Bloatsrs.
Just received by X. j. SMYIH,
teba orner Market and itth Sts
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02

learn more Of human niture, and the
mysteries and mseries of newspaper
publishing, than they cvor knew before
Imagine man dressed in the garb of Il
planter boiling in and cn1uring for tho
editor. No person else will he lice.
and coming into the editor's prescn,c,
he demands, 'Why didn't | get my
paper last week" The editor mildly
suggests that having waitci nearly n
year for his subscription, the name was
s'rickcnl from the rolls 2Thereupon tn G.
visitor RACES, asks if We doubt his hon
esty aud informs us that he ALWAYS ,r,t
his paper and paid for it when he
Id IeascI, and that was when the
paper WIS worth reading The editor
Icing weak man, phy>i ally, bows th,
indignant subscriber, wit'l !, gl,n,c Of
hate, leaves but tue mymcnt IL. i, on;
III comes man with bu'inass air.
holding Il oil in his hand, who 2lenan Is.
Why in thunder we ch re him so
much ior advertising 7 gna grt
i he editor says the eh ,rs, ,wls for
the tune. Then yol ini ii,t On ny.pt;
in- this cxo:b,tant b III p Il, is lust
says the editor. Then sto, my Iapar :.
says the iniignnnt pcrso :-.nl it is
stopped. The business nun y,es ont
and is superseded by a dangerous look
ing individual, who has yellow liucs of
nicotine about his mouth, and brnvado
way Of wearing his pants inside his
boots, though it's awfully dusty outsd,
'llc wants to know if the police report
refers to him, and ifso, why Th,
editor mildly inquiries into the case, and
says meekly, Yes. And the fellow
.dcmands n rctracton to morrow IN ,yn
ing. and leaves.
Another man, who keeps goats, cones
IL to seek the editor, and wants to know
why rs paper amt served 2 Aud
after much inI'iry, and cxaminin. wit
ne>ses, it is found tho goats cat up the
paper before he is cut Of B II Tn n
follows Il succession Of mon, who c)mf
IN to advise the c,itor AMI warn hi
how dangerous his policy is, an | int;
mate they will drop if he persists il
his incen,liary course This ani M !,
mare a I u,,ul t,,rn ,n I
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02

here is q great lack OF laborers In
NJ, ~ Il lShzSl-<> - "a Efz'r51sas--s-~-------
aasewit'salsna. aged asiav aapoy owr
TSs af SSot ESQ ~ baeoe'aos aa4d srsd
!, .s'oSdaf gsWHs'A saN e-.isssagsq
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02

'ssa&aa : .eoesa cea ,b,eA " .soos,V ~
rs
'a0nse'4os ,s-Tao osi aoesnaR ,stsa
sessoa sSs ,easa8na & iiaE
rFso2eaT ,srsA
0Niaag9 Z ay1sa ~ sNssA svs1
atsR oossD s wG
3 mA ,u,es xr
eonal u,eaaaagao ,it1sea e..aaH e7a
oges al.St " as1ss cAs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02


The Rbasest men have the lowest esti
mate Of women.al .yaisgs iiDs bssss.3ss
Strawberries are in New Y York,msrkee
at 81 Il quart 81 o. ~ 81 "a ssssaoJ ia7sa5
fsic Teyssi, a'iii'1Es III lake ks9s Superior, Is Tho
most nortl,eMy territory Of tho United
States. -
Y Sonic, di' thc Wholesale liquor houses
mI'Cihtinhatf have had tta call ip. ss,oir
druhlhicFs. n1afssq odw asn
= 'rhe Eastern 7'oosy'tss % ',tssy refuse, to spava
il .hc Bay e San Fsraneiseo:. He grows
ycly' fat aud tbneahi' tdi6s.s tdis 10 tssag. Sai!d
70 ApN,p!aEoo bsIsbieans i.s s.
y German professor has un' .,
ihc task Of counting the Ns'
B%aih6 robsso oai5 BySu6l adS lars on .
hifl;aSt ewSssssrsabae Ma 4 llsw es ssa aosaf3a
bas, M ,sSah 3 as ! oieEry angular laistako
maaq y at y Wedding, sg pg, who, when,
ssas.gSaSssf Liz ts thGi ibride. Rishea ,hsssho
hspv nsSss;sp %'az getsFqa Of the pAssen,
$f5Fsa 'SSSss'lSA SSs Sfs i4aso oH .aa
''asu 10 'ilajl &ss >esl sB, : ee.: ee.s.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02
Paragraphs Worth Remembering.

Benzinc and common clay VIII elem
marble. n t-N. "N.---.,1' at
Castor oil lisa, is an excellent thia, Is so
soften leather. -'' "7''S ls'2As %
Lemon juice and elye,crrin,so II ,s VII re
move tan and lrcckl,s ~ L'F'Et p
y dose Of castor oil will aid you in
removing pimplcs. ssa -
Lemon juice and glyccrinc will
cleanse and soften tho hands. r. @'l 'i'
Spirits Of amm,nia dilutel a little
will cleanse the hair vc-y thoru n
Lunar canstic carefully ap tlicl so as
not to touch the skin, will destroy
warts '"" -h777a1 -
Powdered mter'is g;ol for moving
frcckles, Apply With a r,g moistonc'l
with glycerinc. '-O'4 "'2"s'7H ( 'sra
TO obiyatc' offensive: ? pcrspiration.
wa-h your feet with soap and dlh,cl
spirits, OF am f,onil vs. '''"T 5iiDi
The Juice Of ripe tforn,ihitaaess 8 viii re
move the stain Of wal ,u's from the
hands witlr;,ut injury to the skin.
III "a 80 -s..
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02
Thomas Nt6d and His WIZ.

INC "rvef sft vas ."p "apy,1t ,1ta * ,lttar5st, nlr
know you and have been bcttcr. hap
plera and admoree more ,pr'Frerpns mnn oy r
sincc Lay hy that tuj.t',, in lavender,
dearest AID remind nc Of it when I
fail I an am writing ipndly and warmly,
but not wN33opt COOL can 6. First ,youff
oYn aHsa aaH:lesearion3'tf Letter Il el} raccixS + +
ipeSit eSitedlllin'i i AZ r2rn!!rnnbe ante OF orr dean,
il35g dyer y 4sG's 1lge}17 what darling @nes::
2t pqg glI,dl tspmliaar, l.'y.; G,ci 9lslicious
'5m9ra!s y Sc atsp e pug oHt "a ooS;fa win 8 Of
my hsear asTs pt%s pHtssyr yrs; aEpa |ast not leas,
'hhss Ik"oNledge lh;ss!5 !hs! y yonr dear eyes viii
rsead whan.; as;ai,y,1h ny hqnls I'D arS now writins.
Ierhns dlisSa kSge is az VII Itsg .tSoght that
%hastfsyersJ~ J~aY X lf;l dad%s, MS, I, tlq wife 8
mS bs'ssama VII NaiI,,hn9a ,hnave lhls ,asckln2wlel
YsH sgt, hgf 'fna,sI spa,9ss Sc Worth @and
esfrllrne'@qals ga s,Ilhh hat tosoSws IS wfSs Or Wo-
many, IRON aRq RqqysReenn. ysReen .baosbo,u .s.,ia 1T,
There is great lack oflaJSoreerrs; Ia
~ se@if+salsaa. aged asiav aauoy opT
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-05-02
: Honesty Tho Best Policy.

2" .eEiiT9 w. Q a7ss 81 ~
A STORY orTHE' NoRrn'or GERMANY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-04-02

prevent the cargo from heating. The
perfect r,pening of wheat requires
according to Boussingault, an aver
age daily heat in summer OF % de-
grecs Fahrenheit. provided this de-
gree 10 temperature IL maintained
during the day, the cold OF the night
docs uo, affect the rIpanhng process
But in ireland, with damp and
cloudy atmosphere, IS normal con-
di,ion) the consequence is that the
cereal products do not arrive at fal'
maturity before they are harvested
and if required for shipping soon
after, must be kiln dried 70 be made
safe.