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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The Syracuse races have been postponed until
THURSDAY.
Donald Mckay, with his band of Warm Spring
Iuisns e; Omahi for the Bas. yesterday.
Weston began his attempt to walk 200 miles
against n Phadep hia at yesterday.
80. Companies A. b. and c, LIT United States In
an Buffalo last evening the steamer India Tor Fort Brady
tournament of sportsmen begins at Omaha
TO-DAY including Bogrus anu heinman
Extensive preparations are being made at st.
dregaon Of business men rom paVeston aud
Houston. healed by the MavOr Of the two cities
"A soldiers monument was unvailed at Middle
town Cora with appropriate ceremones Tue Hon. Benz
Dong and the Rev the Wesleyan University
addresses
1.-The proprietors of The Atianta (Gal Herald
that they discharged their entire
tore OF union printers they demanded pay for advertising
matter az another ONCE
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DOMESTIC MARKET.

pr,v,o Inn. 10 Lake and for the asi - hcnrs
pm, 4Oi sos bush Corn, 4I5,5oo bush
i05 5 bush Oats Rail EIpor-whea. 80 $50 bush
Com 90 sol bush lj.4O0 bush Canal Ffrishts lower
Wheat : Corn Toe. 6'. Flour quiet aes 600 bhls
on The following Western Spring 81 IOdSi Bakers
81 25 Amber ~ JO4Ss White ~ 25ae9 Wheat N sht de-
rnspI. slrs 81 20 do No. do 81 So
Won.n stnnz So Corn iui aud lower; sales OF High Mixed
ne 30 held zoe buyers not disposed 10
r,te Oats steady no. Western Ste Ave nominal At
al TO- Barley hrm Canada, 81 9Od$i Western, 81 eOG
al 80. Other articles unchang"l. 49,
MLs.SxxK June qle, and unchanged Wheat steady
No AZ Al "a: 81 2Is cash VI n = jane II Il
Ju Osu steady; No. 46ls Barley stssiy No 2 spng.
30 No spring 9jc Rse steady al oic for No l. Corn
steady. No PrOVsns dull and unhangei Freigh
Flour. 100000 bush Wheat shlpmens-2VOO bbls Flour,
WssPnIs June l7-wheai nominal light
holders drn nomnay Sic nominal Land dali and
Bacon easier; nouinalY unchanged. .-
NEwoRLxAss Jua- lIFsuT dull Treble Erira, 80 20 dF7
Choee +7dsT So Com armer Yellow MKel zoe White Mixed
G92 White J2d35 Oats qaiet al 80 dbOe Bran dn al Doe
Hay Prime Porn dali sis 10 DrF sAcd Meats
shsurs 10 Baccn-So demand; he'd Ia shoulders;
lU Clear Rib sides lOic Tor Clear sneA HANS l.alS2r
Lard quiet; Terce l2ic Keg l2e dull Good, sgs
Fuly FAR s3,c Prime &C. MoAseSothihg done WHISKY dan
Louisiana 81 o. Coffee II 5d22e Corn
Meal 50 So 9si Go Ill EIehange-Sewio York sight, pre-
MUM; sseriing 5.i3 80,
osu eco June l7Four unchanged sAe 800 bbs at 81 IS
for No Spring; 81 70 Winter; sS Is FOR Whit. Win
rs Double Extra Wheat quiet Prime White canada
Use Corn Meal 49, Bottled and s3i Uubold ton
Mfeed unchanged shes go shipsipas e. addin.s -
$50 per canal Fregh-whest. 7sili Corn Aad Re
7,e NewYork Lamher - 70 the Hg.soa - 80 70
5Oc 70 Eer.Yerk aOe ALBANY 3se Lake Rsoeps-+ sOo
bu,h wheat 1000 feet Lumber Can< shp
m-ns-s 400 bash Corn isi 900 feet Lumber - =, A.. !,
PHp..-- Jsav I7-BaItss ss4A hesheA ssa's ass Sss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT,
QTprCg OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, Z
WAsHISGToS Thursday. June Is i a. IN.
esu.onsis for Ehe s,ast lAne,,kN- FOUR h0nt-s


OTPfCg THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. Thursday June Isl d. IN
evsoDSis me past iarentvf four hon's
Heavy rains have prevailed within the past
"a hours in SewE gland, the Middle States, aud the
lower lake region, followed by clear or clearing weather
ana westerly winds
Light rains have prevailed IN the South Atlantic ana
Eastern Gulf States amt Eastern Tennessee.
Generally clear weather has prevailed IN the ONO
Valley. the upper lake region and the Northwest.
The temperature has risen Ia the Northwest and up
per lake region.
The barometer continues high in the Gulf States, and
low IN New En- gland and the North West.
The River has risen at ST. Joseph ana Bruins
wick and fallen at YanktOn The Mississippi River has
risen at Memphis and Helena aud fallen at Vicks0urg
The Ohio has fallen az stations above Louisville
Probabilities
For New EHgland. light rains and clearing weather,
northwest winds. slIghg changes IN ten
ner.ture and rising barometer.
For me Middle States and Olrcr lake region. gen
rrnu clear heather south to north psest UiIds
sighf rise OF tsnperature and stationary or rising
barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States ana Eastern
Tennessee partly cloudy weather and Local rains vita
light variable winds decided change Ut temperature,
and high barometer.
For the Ohio Valley the upper lake region, the Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys, generally clear
and warm weather, with eastery or southerly wnds'
and stationary falling barometer.
The Upper ONO River Will rail- and the Lower Mis-
souri, Will rise slowly during Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
CATTTR MARKRTs

Juue II CarTLs-Rece3ts today 100 head. mshse
the
the iveT -
csile
is and C6-rores hard sell - os agucs
ornfd rersns command r.sdy sale the senisne
head Illinois ranging from 1000 g lf7S ~ s5dfT bs
stter for -tnciy $50 head Texas s
800 1870 H. S4d<5 -; - hesd Cherokee
sl7 9J7 n. - B279 IS; i25 h.sd oAio
ranging from $50 22l b. - iOGr5 30 80 he'd Missouri
ringing from O4J 1913 ~ al 70 1926 10 I'D hsd
Iowa IRON $50 LAS n as - 65ns6 !5 40
heal Indiana steers from O5S 20 l3l5 Nat ~ d.b 90 ~
Michigan ranging 1-6 5ogSJ Sd,
80 bead Michigan siockes raging from s23 " 51o 10. 81 30
81 80
sHERPAvD oisy including reported arys. $500
head Cor the has far 1850 heed.
against 900 head for tue
iIi ~ 1886 - Western she s11t5 30 Zoe
lambs 500 C.nda mbs DO 70 d.
- 80 loo head ono sheep rom ~ 70 100 %
I2L 500 Indiana sheep from 80 - l0t -
"a aGsJ Canada lambs coming earlier than usual am
mostly green 49,.
IIOGs-Receps to-day nudzg reported arrivals % besds
ma king the hl. far 500 head, MS
" 100 The The u daH and re-
celpts light ue Offering Yoers - 5OGs5 10. heavy hogs
81 80GF6.
CHICAGO June II -CArrry Receipts for hres fass l3W
100 choice shipping cattle ciss
weak AMI lover q1sity Do.
good far - 2O0f5 so choice :. w9
81 rs bulk OF - 75Dro 49, stock els. - 20 Det ov
ass sor through SiQsj - for cond naive oateoe"
cattle. s30s5. -. ..-.- ,-.
Hoes sssv sales 81 -0pSj 80 for common
- 4OOSJ - ~ far chpce extra, - 10
close iu and se 50 1OG>o ieF common !" soss
shorn, woole1 VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
CELEBRATION OF THE ANNIVERSARY OF The
BATTLE OF BUNKER HILL.

BosToS, June 1.-THE ninety-ninth anniVer-
sary OF the battle of Bunker Hill very generally
but quietly observed In Boston to-day. The Custom
house, oice, many business houses closed al
noon. The Bunker I'LL Monument Association held
their annual meeting The President, George W. war
rem is his report said 1t had been Thought pest
not make any extended celebration this year. Next
year would be occasion Of more moment ana impor'
lance. The Hon. Carl scnurz and George W. Curtis
were made honorary members It was voted that Robert
O. winthrop be invited to deliver the Grafton at the
centennial anniversary OF the battle OF Bunker Hill on
June 1875. and that Executive COMMITTEES DO a
rected make arrangements To have the occasion coo
brsted In proper manner. Notwithstanding tno un
weather local observances IN Cuaros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

ford County 25B23c wess Choice 1920: DO. Far 70 Cool
ds6l6c Cheese sr and anehsaTed Esa tu Peassyiysa
July Provisions da hes POrt ,Sasis So eour asi. seay
and Unchanged NhestRe 81 AZ Amber 81 55gSl 90 RE
snebaBgd Corn firm Yellow s0dsle Ga. steady White 81 -
$50. WHISKY 81. 9sl.
ST. Lours June l. iul nomu whes-sprinz sctvs
and higher No spring 81 0 Winter tss only sample lots sod
Corn good den snt No MId e0D61g cash. 10 sIevsto
61s JAY Oats dali and drooping and % done No t2s,
elevators kye dali ssd lower at Toe Wsss- ssssdy o. 49,
Pork lower SIS Dry Ssei Meats oniua Bacon weak nf ~
ne doing sales Of Cs, sae at lOsc burer august .t fsa
sales Of Summer l09,c 1--we Ho<s LEt ~ sOUes.
Bacon s5s IS. Csils ;emans ssd
rn Tor best du snd dropping assm 70 FAR
Butcher 80 5J1sl Prime Br $3.50 20 kecciDt.
900 bbl. -Four Wheat 10000 bush Coo, 2lvW
b1sh O't, 2 400 Hogs. $500 Cattle
IoLyDO. June i7Plonr md unch,rge West suH sn1
lower No White chigsn 81 30; Amber chgB 81 - cash
~ 70 = jay No Ret 81 "a 81 1si2 july Corn du ssf
shade High Mixed IS 9- cssh Jane Dd JAYS 06'sc NJ
rust Los Mixed Gjtc Juoe and Jayg NJ Gr.d. 6se Dam
sd S5e O't- quiet and unchangeii No At ~ oaS5e No =
Doc Freghts dni and anehlngd Recspsl2DDO buB Wheat
300 BUSH Corn 1000 bu,a Os shpment 50 900 bah Whss
5000 bush. Cora. 1900 bush
NftafsgrOs v G. June l1.spts rarDeu'ine firm 32la
Rsin steady 81 IO0s - tTuT2eaine
At ~ 30 for Hard 81 50 for Yellow DIP, yIzs Tar
quiet at
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LATEST SHIP NJ us.
For other saip Neics see Second Paqe.

For other saiD Necs Second PageI
s,,,,, pe,uo, Ion., wimason c. 90 hour, With u.,.
'S sp sn d Y YTSoa.s 81 Rogers s April d.
Eee sof IN [oa,a 81 i,S. . s'l,.t D,,,
Brea1w,,er "a days With 'ag,- A.. ..,s ...,,
Montreal of wiaiso n 81 Davidson Liverpool SO lays -
BARK Gustav Fried Pocking lsers Bremen Por'lass
Bns St Andrew b. Henry Csrasa. Ia daIs
Bris tot P.r-sboro, 81 Bn'.iD. Port c.eo' C. q.
Brig Porter Barcelona Ven II i,Ts g'a i,r &c
o Portland Ihompoi, AassueI r. X - -~s VIZ
Brig Anita owen. Upton. ssgui 10 LAYS. With sugar
Brig F. H. Oone and Ii days from Petou. n - Win
shr Harriet Brewster Fernsndna a 6dsy'. VIII naval
SIR Vim Steven. ri yell B.raoo, iay., Nth fruit
George tot Bsolbayl sherlock bArae'a ds'~
sehr Rising to Boston, Jae, sauna River Ga isS' ut"
Sour sht Asay of Hartford Croe BaraeoA days With aa
sesr rho. Watts Watts Windsor \. >. with plaster
ssHf H ). BRIDGES. H1Hir. ,aasqr "n gn.'e[ [
sehr Maze H1riGen w5e windsor WITH plaster
Sent l. Howay Braant, winisOr. ). With gA.er
sehf scotia stllrel; Harvey, y with ,.ons
se 1r WIFE Willie xsrun Miller, nd,' y s With ice
sst5 ca VA J Jse od hi Do T b. Wit stone
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cr,aEsrow Jane l7-saie steamship Manhattan and sehr
Yors s. oY 'd ihs Passes bark. TRADE AMI rrta
isf: 5 600 ear ::; ss@:.:
homN ew-iork H. A S.1Yey GOm Bath
FOREIGN PORTS.
June 1.-THE steamship CITY Merida arrived from New
YORK
LvKRPooL yane 1.-THE steamship Tboma from New
YOE June this ot Fistlet, The
Line steaRshp III Ell toa 10 Phillitohll
l7-,aied United Wave King, Ar
Knight % fhen Schiller. Newfoundland
Willie United ont az 18th
MT Soanabslf, Alsen
UnlLeI st lon LIS seaao, bnJ
Waters Refine, PRIDE OF " rhine ant Preston Ass
Uniei Lslnetar T. kslick.
HALIFAX " S. June l7fLe OF toe America scr Get
sbug yseriAy hawns called %
island Alta VII se blruel
Maesty Cherub Woolark. as5 Zeh have aryeI Iron
Blanc all officers qla-iiy
from the Of the A0Oe The Ocea LAZY
witt sub Li-uteBinl,
The saso,sd Of tho
Nio5e "a auat the lower A sIl shading
SPOKEN.
Island brig j. wheeer Prov ienc for
Was ooA.aei b. plotSoa l. D.
Negas, No. l.
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DIED.

his residence Hackensaek J.. Gsorge Achs
bach. In 3d. year oihis
Note Of funeral hereafter
BANGs-On WEDNESDAY evening June IT. 1874 at No 81 seves
Brooklyn, MARY e. wife Of Charles W. Bangs
BROWN 10th Atlantic City. ~ j. Louis Coca
Brovn only Capt Rsbecca T. Brown a. ArayL
aged 7 months
GRAHAM-At Waerown ~ Y "Wednesday. June H. stassA
infant n. ~ C. and CorneA r. Gzham aged nontba
LREOn Tuesday June IT, Of and Bnght disease Of The
kidneys Leo the I9th OF his
The and respectfully invited 20 stee1
the late residence 70 "es' seFntAsl Oh rh'v
morning, 49, at 10 o'clock
LEWIs-ln Dobb FerrV the house Of bis brohsr
Rev NJ TUESDAY morning Juae 10. 1874.
william Beale " D., Of York CAV aged SO
The funeral held GEeeabarsb Prebyterisa
Church FRIDAY. the 18Th, at l0l2 Trains cave Fos
Depot for Dobbs Ferry At BIO m returning iiS
Tie members Sylvan Grove Lodge No 275 and A. ".
requested No III West Twen hrls
THURSDAY 1874 o'clock for tbs Of attend
inx the Person Psrs Hotel
Members lodges Materially invited JOIN with
NJ. H. OWEN, Master.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

Match from Washington signed by Mr.. g. r. Hoar; lei
s-aph monitor instantly that President Grants oroe
neremp,ory that he be restored "a weigher Lev n-.
accept no inferior position This dispatch may
20 simmons or anybody" From this " "oa'1 s,mself
that the President. not unnaturaiy' cone a, neinc
the boss of the concern. Even Hoar ~ 70 know any
al often beaten by Batter. does NJ 1 iti And just
better But what does summons rse snub than the
veto IL looks as tns I,n of the Essex
he the only means OF saving tHe "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
TIE NEw.YoRK STATE EDITORIAL CONVENTION.

THE NETWORK STATE EDITORIAL CONVENTION.
lockout, June 1.-THE State Editorial
Convention is now in session in this city. About 200
ladies gentlemen present business session
IN Hodges Opera House this morning included ad
dress welcome by President Richardson the appoint
uent Of committees, The Convention also visited
the Holly waterworks and other places OF interest This
evening public exercises were held in the Opera House.
which included address by Charles E. Smith OF The
Albany Journal, and poem by David Grey OF The Bur
raIo Courier Tomorrow the members OF the Conyen.
zion will visit Niagara Falls and attend reception at the
residence Of the Hon. j. Flager IN the evening. FL
mira has been chosen as the place for holding next
ron yenfion the following officers elected for
ensuing year:
President Charles @. Fairmsn; Secretary and Treas
nrer; o. A. Bunnen; vicePresidents, the Hon j. A
Place, Willard "A Cobb, T. NJ. johnson, A = fease,
and q. NJ. Beoee; Executive Committee, Z. D. IAomp
x0n = q. Cleveland. ana J. II. se!kfex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

About Bitters-A periods Of life tonic ety
bu. there danger nulsns that nure the Of igrs
ton whe giving temporary relief To obyae this and present 10 tie
puble free from alcoholic Dr. Greene prepared s
oIrGKsArsD nearly thirty years TO- Dys
petsis every JoHs HsSRv.
CusaAs Coz PIopnetors. AID COiIegeDaee New.fOrs-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
A SAD CASE OF POISONING.

PROVIDENCE, June 17.-Yesterday afternoon
four five little boys, route for school. made raid
upon a docta's medicine they found IN his car
rage standing under shed. Some kind OF poison was
taken-probably morphine-and distributed among
their COMPANIONS Toe result is that one Willie Burns
age 4 years Is dead, aud several others peril
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

military parade in which all the Companies partic
pated In addition to the celebration s"Cnariestown
the towns Of Barre and Lsuaow will brate the cen
tennal The soldiers m0numen Mt AZ BRAN
will be dedicated and the day Will be lropateV
recognized IN other places.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
THE STATE OF TRIDE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA June l7.-Sugsr-No ~ d. s., 22ae23 reals per
srrODe. o., =
1875 premium sight l29gl3o premium a on
days gold llsal5O do short sight god 1919 lo4 pre-
mum lSOd Io2 premium on Pans IoL9LoS premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
STOCK EXCHANGE MOVEMENTS

Stocks were rather irregular yesterday, the
market opening at an advance OF from 10 per cent,
but soon falling per cent along the general
list The principal break was in Chicago, Columbus and
Indana Central the price dropping from IT 10 l4t on
che suppOsition that of the officers heavily In
yolyed IN the suspension Of Turner Bros. Toward the
close there was improved feeling prices reacting
from to II per cent The striking out of the obnoxious
clause imposing tax sales from the revenue bill
added to the buoyancY There were no new develop
ens Ia the failure Turner Bros the nrm being still
engaged In working up their accounts The following
are the names Of some q their out Of town CORE
spondents:
Divine BOynton .......--...sycamore, III.
Jacob W. Cole. Washington, " j,
+. H. Wnltr..-- DtlnI, ~ l.
* Wells YOUNGSTOWN, N Y
J. g. Lockwood & Manning. San Antonio, Texas.
Messrs Fisk & Hatch anticipating the payne nj
of their panic obligations falling due on the oath inst
"a will be seen by the following circular:
Our certificates Of Indebtedness, due June a. Will be
paid on presentation with interest 10 date OF paym
II presented June the Interest from That date
will be at the OF per cent per annum, as on cur
rent den The certificates may be forwarded TO
az any time after the receipt OF tns for remittance or
account subject TO draft as holders may
direct. FISH o. uAiSh.
Gew York. June IS, 1874.
Sidney Dillon and other directors OF the Union Pacific
Railroad have gone Boston TO attend meeting OF
The Board that city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18

MetnI Springs, the PitiIess Iron Finger Pads, and
Rupture enang the bre Bat aese eAs
are gradually tle ELASTIC rAUss 6o3 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
M1RRfED.

BByygrT-sAYRE-On Tuesday June l6 the residence Of tie
brides parents Thso Cuye W H. Bennett NJ -
Alice j. youngest Of John y.
BROOKLYN.
LITCHPIBLD -McGINNISOn Tnesiay jane 10. Psurs
Churcn by Dowae d. d.. AhaT
May daughter Of Elsaf W. MoGanis ali u BooaTa
n.
Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed Wih fsR
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
SPERM OIL MARKET.

NgwpxppoRp Mas l7.-sesr hundred and mS barreh -
market yesrriay AM to- 20 ggtO EarSs'
Tse DIS this conutry IS noU 0nir 8 zoo oDh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-06-18
5uerlal Notices
Sixth Assemb


SIKH Assembly District Liberal Republican Associa-
ton meeting THIS (ihuriay EVENING 81
AL Grsnlt The oosng senlsmsn vii adares tss
meeting: Gen. JOHN COCHRAhB !" NJ IA LonNLhf go
4. SPENCER, Secretary w HkhlIoFf r. es.enl.
seventh Assembly District Liberal Republican ~.
meeting si be he'll This hursayl h'hsN"
University ba iBg Of Uniseis-Yi am
place. CreG favor Of honesty aal conon ~
RASR Col C0NKLISG aud other speakers VIII sddre ~
meeting ~. y. I noaDht tIes-
Eighth Assembly District Liberal Republican Asse.
ciat,on s hod regular meeting This THURSDAY kVASiS"
o'clock Kahn's, 80 neserst ,, -, so,ycup p...a.n.
regular meeting Liberal Republican AssoA On SAts
will held Armenia mar 20 p-". ~. IN
THIKsDAY BvgSING June iS 1874 At ooeA sasrp ~ ~
ol.o Gddres,es b Hon THos. STEWART rea ,ons Voch
KANE Sol oS'' =" sASPORD L. MACoMBER, President
CHAa MILnR. IT,, serret.rv.
..u,.r meeting Of the Lbessl Rspabieaa Assoesss.
'stn place al No. 3s5 Bosery O'Clock
EVENING June Is 1874 Mattresses vii Dc d.
o. y.as nv he Hon JOHN A cotHRANs Thos STEWART.
and Others - """"e"'N" wv 's's'"~
-Elghtcenfh Assembly District Liberal Repnbiien.
bnr~sy EVENING a53 Fousve Cteus 81 the tsines vss
sympsthIe invited " attend aud slgn The roll
JcskPH b. wRAl Sssretary. RoGBa H. LiON tvs l@t
SATURDAY June 1874 win 81 ths see 40 willow;
Oh rUEsDAi IL a WEDNESDAY al l. 20 - ~ a.
THURSDAY a 5L r. Aai % SATURDAY al . ,"f "
Ia l.
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Al Notices Of Ma
aanae and address.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30
Daily Savings.

Bur few people are aware of the results
to be accomplished in series of years
by the habit of saving small amount
each day and putting it to interest. Most
persons spend these small amounts on
unnecessary and useless luxuries; and,
because each amount is small, they fail
to take any particular notice of it and
utterly fail to estimate the aggregate of
such spendings during the course of life.
In this way many man spends fortune
without knowing it; and in this way, too,
the poor are kept poor. Most people in
this country who enjoy an average degree
of health and who are industrious earn,
at least, small surplus beyond their
necessary expenses; and if they would
save this surplus and put it to interest
they would find in the end much larger
accumulation than they had anticipated.
Thousands of them would have a com
potency, if living tt old age, instead of
being dependant on the charity of Others
We submit the following table to show
what would be the result at the end of
fifty years by saving certain amount
each day and putting it to interest at the
rate of 6 per cent.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1874-07-30
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

KEROSENE applied to stoves with .
cloth will keep them from rusting during
the summer.
MORE butter is obtained from churning
the unskimmed milk than from the
cream alone.-Erchange.
Sailed meat, intended to be eaten
cold, should be allowed to cool in the
water in which 1t has been boiled.
MIXED milk from two breeds of cows
will not produce as much butter as will
the same milk churnea separately.
Too MUCH care cannot be taken against
using impure water in the household.
The origin of typhoid fever, which SO
frequently runs through families in city
and country, is oftener the use of impure
water than any other cause.
MUSTARD is considered to he one of the
most wholesome of condiments. 1t is
always best to prepare it in small guam
titles, and send it up quite fresh. 1t
should be smoothly blended with milk or
cream, to which small portion of salt
may be added, till reduced to the proper
consistence.
LEMON CUsTARD PIE-For two pies:
Mix together the yolks of six eggs (well
beaten), four heaping tablespoonfuls of
white coffee sugar, the grated rind of
three large lemons and about one pint of
milk. Bake in one crust; put on FROST
ing made of the whites of four eggs, four
tablespoonfuls of white sugar and the
juice of three lemons; bake till the frost
ing is q pale brown.
To BOIL meat place it in large pieces
in boiling water, and keep it there for
five minutes. The high temperature
coagulates the albumen at the surface of
the meat, stops up its pores, and thus
prevents the juice from escaping. After
this boiling for about five minutes, add
enough cold water to reduce the heat to
about $50 degrees Fahrenheit and keep
it at that temperature till the meat is
sufficiently cooked. 1t will then be
found to be tender, juicy, savory and nu-
tritious.
RASPBERRY CREAM.-Rub q quart of
raspberries, or raspberry jam, through a
hair sieve, to take out the seeds, and then
mix it we'll with cream; sweeten with
sugar to taste; put into stone jug and
raise a froth with chocolate mill; as
your froth rises, take it off with spoon,
and lay upon a hair sieve. When you
have got as much froth as you want, put
what cream remains into deep china
dish or punch bowl, and pour your
frothed cream upon it as high as it will
lie ON.