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By virtue q dssd q t{ssts 70 o. d:ssd Nay 2:
Public suction, On !ktlAY; Garsh "a is,s; :! i:so
O'Clock p. M, TIE foll0ytqG ooecrtbe Real Estate,
situate In tie city Of Washington, District Of Co.
i.@Iis. 9 %; ne east hair @ Ss!aIs sanbsred
lots !. 4 4 = = -. 9, .. n q, b, q u. snd S,
n said square, Together With the improvements
thereon.
Terms Of sale: ea1oa. With e1pensss Of sale and
interest AZ ten psf eent. IRON Nay n. isA 10 essh,
With Interest,". seelfsd ~ 8 deed Of trus! on the
:: = e g TN.
terms Of sale njs ecapssd with In ten days from
The property g tie fsE :.a eos q ne dsiseiiinG
puIdhases. amer Ave asSs. sS,. sement In one of
more asvspspsrs RsnSss1nsa rTssahiHetsa. D. Q.
mar7-s. 3. Thlds J.T C0LOwELL. Aset.
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TKUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL. E5-
IMr,E, uMPKOyED BY A LIVERY STABLE.
sEHVHtMNrTHHP0 oNS S0TTH STREET, BErwEEN

D a ISk
sEvENTH AND INC IiTR sTREErs EAST T. :
10y virtue OF deed OF trust dated b -tOber 10, A.
y. y w snd 4uly recorded in Ilber No gS folio
- g SEA, 81 tne land records for w asidngton
a,reetiSa e he p:r.y secured thereby viii sell
Of March, =. ID. 1874, & 5 O'Clock ,. m, ali thai
Of Washington. District Of Columbia, and known
- ana oeing psst q lot ggmoered two: CD I'm
sse w s;ss 81 s, o.t sd running
two, q, together with the Improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third Pash, Of which el5o asust
De pald at sale, and the dhfsrTed payments In six
md twelve months. with fatsfest Of ten per cent.
som Gay Of sale, and secured BY deed Of trust on
piled Tish within hte days amer d.yor sase oher-
wise the trustees reserve the right to resell the
propersys after one weeks notice. at risk sRi cost
OF tie defsultins purchaser. All convey ancsng At
7; ,EDW; CLARK. lrru,,e.s
Ut. CuLDWEIL,.
NEW kS09 Saiesmani
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
TH00. II. HAY1 q c., EnsteFa Agenas,
eoo 1RoaAWAy, New york.
!l.ss ". 9. hon LessSiiisJ 81 fssnsyly,cI, Ave.
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IL Ne. SSs Issss ssfSet northwe.t, near rsnn::
al Dr. 4 q: BIiHxRY ORGANS. Iren
lent Sesa neslissi ssa psiyaa;@ 49, -
Of SpsrnaSSFSS0s0g oininal weakness nvelnnlery
semlla! le:ssA MDesesey, msnssi a.a paynssi y:
sshsrssl 81 N Siiit,e. ..l.diss y. felperrass,
s'es ssss$ ssss ~ 81 ssess scs. SoieS 81
.s:. :; -s = :ssi; :. :P!;
IL sksss q Ne {sys. typhtl,is lenes q 81 Dc
sSs e.. ~ r MY sss ~ q
- rsssS :sssss ns's,s:ss NJ sss
ies. ss'sss g g ss:s :ssrs ~
feas1SSs de- ssnber. q $snih s,secj, nses
psnlaS'vaniA ettnse :. .ss'-' - 1S1-0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-09
lAUCTIONaSALES


II
lRxW. l. VAIL . -, A.etienssrs,
~ and 4 ssi nsas's s.aae, eor.er
on PAINTINGS AND .cHaoxos AT Auc.
fHp txosDAY, ivsIEsxixe. March .. com.
Il 81 fss ii .ss
s:,s positive. Term. cash.
nhs lstsrl w.I.wALL . CO., Apcts.
RI DrNCANsoN, DOWLlN1 4 CO.,
- Auctieneers, sontheast corner OF Ninth and d
streets northwest.
LARGE AND ExTEHsIyE SALE OF eROcE-
THIxESS IN " sr6k H S6 81 EosS.GSNN
o. H6S6iAY MORNING, March .. commencing
SrgSessss; Liquors. &c, eontalned in the store Of
": ns 1ase'i, ssa:, No. 81 LouisiaIa avenue.
Sugar.. Bfowa and Reaaed,
rrins SyrMps, Molasses,
Ss .aes.,' i fssi spice ss:;.,,.,
r Es:dirs; Asa s:S. s,.! G,sssoa'
!sfiss slBs ss:s:. wss sSRs@! s! Tss
Gn sss Sherry Psts h ss% s s.:s.
E nss S.a sctiisa sa sss IA Shelf Goods.
Ca Sn.srs. sSsisia s.S Sc::iss, stids, &c.
This at6 very iargs, well assorted. and mostly
re. Term: ss 81 AZ ..n, under s, cash: over
.n.. amount ea1 o. inss{ and sxty day., with
e s.iss.
... .''''' sii;' S:.'.s::;
DIV. L. WALL z CO.. AuIefOneePs.
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AUCTION SALES.


RY DUnCABDoN mes, A1ee1eoe.-.
u Southeast cornsr Niuth aad ID ssreets n W.
ASsIGNEE.s SALE OF MILL MATERIAL.
TOOLS 1c., &C.. OPPt,slTE AQUEOUCf
EE5SWvpSS. g g sklDsE srkkET' dE0kGE-
--0S IHURsDAYMoRNING. 18th Of March, irs
At al, 4 S,elSsk u, wv sell q prss .ucsloa At The
Aqueducs Bridge, Georgetown. D. C., al tl,e Mil
Material, TO0ls, &c.. consisting OF:
= Boiler, Old Machinery, Kettles,
Driving and Fly Wheels, Old Iron, 90
Deer Hair. sheep aud Buckskins,
St0yeS. Knives, Tables, Shear. ..sler
nSnavfnx and Skin BeAma. &c, &c,
Terms cash. REGINALD fESD&Lf.
Assinee or Ralnsburx 4 Sons.
m0 DUNCANSON BtfUS., Aucts.
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Fsture nays.
RY GREEN z WlLLIAN0, Auefs.,
LIMO. lool Northwest Corasf Tenth and b street,.
TBXsTEE,S ;eAt I o. ,o,Xy5 VERY pEsIRARL5
s4kkEkr Eokfa iSYiHSY sHfW " AEb

.Bx virtue ol ? DEED o. truit datsd SEPTEMBER e.
4s.s ~ q; Lssd kssord: for Ellington county,
thereby wl ssl q public auction, AZ 'front.' pr the
premisss, q a;0 2'elcek P. m, on MONDAY, the
sssibsd p.ss q Ss; nsnDsred ;h.ss s d and avg a.
PIE, CID g tSs city q Ms:Sinssos: p: e,
..fwe!hK streSu vest, seventy four 90 feet north
from the southwestern corner OF said square, and
thence running east seventy.nvs (75) feet; thence
north twentysIx CD feet; thence west twenty I've
fz eet; thence south three ~ feet; thence west any
sd fet 70 said street. and thence south along said
street to the tplGe Of beginning; and also the Free
use forever OF 40 alley In the rear thereof, and all
the improveme1ts thereon, consulting OF very
Terms Of salsi One fourth cash. Of which eloo
must he paid q the sale, and the deferred pay
nents to b made In one two and three years after
day Of sale, With interest at seven per cent. per
to The trustee. Terms to be fully
otherwise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property aer one weeks notice ut the risk and
cost Of hHst purchaser. .r
All conveyancing at purchaser's cost.
WIN. H. WARD, Trustee.
GREEN B WILLIAMS,
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RY LATuHE0 & CLEAIY.
II Auctloneers and Real Estate Brokers'
Southwest corner Of Penn. ave. sAd Eleventh st.,
star O1Dce Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-09

KET BUILDING, SHEDS, &C,
~ virtue 81 authority vested In US as Commis-
suction, on TUESDAY, the 10th day Of Marck 1874,
at osclock 2. n, on the premises: all the Brick
Bnlidlng4 6neds, &C.. which were used In the old
Eneern HaSket, situated on X street, between
Tite streets southeast and consist o.
One large Brick Building, =
Los Of 4ksas. &C., attached.
BY order q a. r. Shepherd. Governor.
XXX kIn nHSHHh.h' comhlssioners.
DUNCANsON. bjwLlNG 4 CO..
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RicH1Rb HARRniSsaa1Tt1;y. Trustees

.=s Auctioneefs.
N. Bon the morning OF the sale We shall offer
the unexpiresi lease tof about two years and halo
OF the abOveme toned hotel. t3tzrl mh9
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RY THOMAS D0WLIN0, Aaet.,
IL 8eoreetoNp
rnusr1 aGss sAE 9 s Ss5gAsks LOT AT

TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE LOT AT
AUCTION, IN GEORGETOWN.
"a vr sSs q sr, deed q s y; e me dated oss
the Land Records OF Washington county, District
secured thereby, viii sell. st public AUCTION, IN
{ront e ihe premises. on ,THEsDAY, March II,
parcel Of ground In Beai addition 10 SSorsstCvn.
n,tS,cs q CSlSmbl. psgin.lnI for the q ne
streets Ind running thence norsNeriy one hundred
ana dtGwsni fsst thenes sa:iery and parallel with
and parallel with Montgomery street one hundred
snd twenty feet: westerly stOddart street
lie sbove property will be sold subject to prior
inncamorance Of La and Interest. Terms made
CHARLES LAEMAN, Trustee.
mhI-d3ds THO0. DOWLIN0. AucfIOueer
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SALE.

CONVENIENT SALE.
CoNsYs OIYfcR, ALLEGHENY ARsRyAL,1
fiTTsbuRe, Pa, Feb. q MA.
In compliance With The orders Of the honora6ls>
auction, Al this post, March ~ ls5A ct 10 me-.
Safe, The property Of the United StAtas.
Terms: Cash q time Of acceptance OF bid.
o. E. MlCHAEL1S,
First LieIt. Ordnance Corps, bfsvst captain US
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Il SOUTHWING OF THE NEW STATE, WAR
ANDNAyYDAPARTNEN BUILDING,
WASHINGTON, ID. G. = 80 :

OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Feb. q. 1874.
until II M. OF the 9TH day OF MARCH, lSA for fur:
nishinE and Delivering the following schedule Of
ments' building. Washington. d. C.:
u, 90 Ieet b (more or less) Southern Pine Rails,
eawn 2x3 inches
SU rect b. d. (more or Iess) southern Pine Floor.
Ing. grooyed andtonRued. ~ inch thick, and
In widths not exceeding four inches.
800 feet B. N. (more or lessJ Mahogany, TO finish
Inch thick.
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pRoPosALs FOR SUPPLIES.
NAVY FAR orEIcH, !

BOSTON. February l6, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received at this ONCE
til noOn March l6 1874, for the delivery OF 20 tons
OF best Russia Hemp at the United States navy
loo tons.
Samples ofthe hemp required Will be furnished by
the oommandant Of the navy yard, and also can be
seer In this ONCE.
The hemp must be equal TO these samples in every
respect, and subject to the usual Inspection aftes
delivery.
Ali hemp rejected must he removed from the navy
yard at the risk and expense OF the bidder, and viii
be at his risk until removed.
The price Of The hemp offered In the bid must In.
clude fts delivery 81 the navy yard.
Two satisfactory sureties must accompany the bid,
guaranteeing faithful execution OF tie o6er u
eepted. GEORGE PLUNKETT,
fen 4Paymaster U. q. N.
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DROPOSALs FORi.MARBLE WORK" FOR
Il THE SOUTH WING OF TIE NEW STATE,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BUILD
wAaUINGToN- II r.. Feb. 2i. IRA

WAsHINeToN, ID. c., Feb. q, iSA.
mill = M day Of march, S ia Tor furnish
Work AZ the new State. War and Navy DEPART
1900 tmors .! iessJ Whitc Marble Iiles. Isxlsx,
1900 imS i, or less, H.lfdo. do.
HOO {mSre Or iess) Black Marble Tiles, i2xi2xi
I,aoo feet Superficial (more or iess) Black Marble
- Borders Of various Widths, from Ainches up,
Bids viii be received for furnishing the White
Ielned American marble equal thereto; the Black
or sss The
Of beet quality bisck Belgian, or Gienn's Falls
The whole OF the tiles and bordering must Be ONE
inch fun in thickness, with sawn backs and tbs
edges cut full to the square and perfectly trne the
face and edges to be rubbed to proper surface.
Bidders VII. state the desc!iption OF marble Y3ey
Payments viii be made on delivery and accept
anee Of materials. deductlng ten per ccntuin untn
AZ bids must be accompanied by the penal bond
s SS Ave hundred dollars o. SOD that The
awarded him; the suficiehcy Of the security % be
United States Court the District Attorney Of the
The Department reserves tho right to reject any
or all bids II u Be deemed for the Interest OF the
Government to do 81, and any bid that 10 not made
and does not conform in every respect 10 the re-
qurements Of this advertisement, wall not be CON.
sidered; neither will any proposal be received from
marble trade. and who have not the necessary eili-
Proposals viii Sc inciosed In sealed envelope,
indorsed, bids for Marble Work" and addressed
h23 Supervising Architect.
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SALE

UyfHp srATEs NAVAL sIAttoS.
M0CND CIR, H., Feb. ", is7A =
WE = sesrsd ss yaelte ale g .he Highest bidder
q he iosh cay q March. 1 e u NJ. e the Isssl
ueleA spumeIate6 = f6liovs:. Anehors 9oe!e
Snaiss. fSrniss nslts Bioehs GiSs.s' Ssic
Ladless, PunpA faiiA Rope, Hsysess. S.oyss,
lalnsA Lamp, Lumbef, OIL, Lime. hosin; Toola
stores.
ehsse 1cnev VIII - reauired ar the time OF sale.
Articles 20 IS removed Within ten lo days, or posk
'' 's ,s''s'se1 '. II. d. fHILBRIcK.
49, Caspeater U. 8. 6Sl1~
~ order a ths Secretary u he Navy.
Ahs. q. tie sane time. VII b eGersA far sale
hsass s.is'' Medical s'srsf E:ftSilsRlcK,
RhN csrpeAterV. y NAVY.
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RY JOSEPH r. KELLEY,
u Real Estate Agent and Anciioneer,
Once, No. en Eighth street northwest.
vAtVAABLE Real " EEs "a At AUCTION,
T!MrR.EE E:dAN AlfinALE MI y 1 From THE

nv virtue Of Q deDd OF trust % John L. R06erfs
and myself dated October - ls72. and duly recorded
!he party :searsa thereby. .ln en- a pSSiIc syc
ieth Of March, il q O'Clock p. m, all that
tain tract parcel land lying and situate in the
part Of part OF tract Of land called .Ihe Girls
Portion, !" containing eight acres, being the same
records Of the county OF W ashington, ID. c.
@, Ssss ~ sgsr ssssIt.ssit,Ins Trustee.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-09

Thisun ed specihe In nAturs's
iaboratofy, and from its magic power and unprece-
deuted achievements the most eminent men n this
marion have, amer thorough and severe test pro-
nosnced Il The only sovereign Esns1y fcs Inghrs
minds d many our claims esy seem psspcstsIouste
lon and stu eoatinuss e sss medical sesnes. We
ask hot test. Dc nos alloy yenf skspiicism 70 b
esrsalniy DO you eny injury fkessi6ts sSsii your.
sslf Of - aS:s pss:.aIt ~ ssEaiiys sssns
No, % fenpqivsnis syen1e. bsvsrs. 81 spufiosi
for sals - tiis Oily 81 Diss1iss but sIOTT CO.
ssad sss esesr' sad h hssSss'Ss 6i KSSSsAR
pirestsssaA Se9sssi llssseeE. bsshssaasprinEs:
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| IaFHABETICAh
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

NCentaiafng Cards Of Flrst.Class Ess"s'
lishments In all Branches OF nesA'
ness In the District.
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MEDICAL
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY REL!Er for Young Asa ffen ne s ssssss
method Of ifeatm.nt. New and lena rkabt, Isns-
vslopes. Addresa HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. |
1south Ninth street, Philadslphla, Pam insutn.
dHcI aud professional skill. 1spk-Sm /
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CoyrRNMENr SALE.

OFFICE PuRcHAsIMe AND DsRoF c. &.A
- Gown 6RIExE AND HoCETON eTnuBHo, y
NHW YoRK CITY, Feb. II ls7A
Ibers vii b se,d r. Public Auction, e thta
n, lot Of unsery ioeAbls eommislary properly.
eelsIstinG efones furniture. seaiss. hsf4yars 10.
fs6S Breves Brigadies General md c.S.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-09

QcARfKnMAsrER'e OYHIcl,l
l. ALLEGHENY ARGINAL,
PIrreBCHC, Pa, Feb. - l51A
In compliance with the orders Of the honorabte
Secretary Of War, there vii b sold At puble sae-
ton. Al this post. March y, 164, At 10 o n. ne
following articles Of Quarsrnastsfs stoEsS C!osh-
ing, Camp and Gatrisou EquipaSe; 3 WHINE
q Unifonm Hais; Sfsathsrs; Cords and Tassslss
Ges'ss' 'ssas'' anu 3. z. M1cHAELIs,
FIRST Lieutenant Ordnance Corps, kSr csgtsiA
u, q, A., a. A. q. ". Nb3
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30
Yaccinating the Tubbs Family.

Years ago in Kentucky there lived one Of
the old Virginia families, of which Squire
Tubbs was the husband and pater-iamilias.
Mrs. Tubbs was woman, but the children
were all boys, and fondly did the old Squire
look on these little Tubbs and think of the
day when they would hold as much as old
Tubbs, and that through them innumerable
Tubbs would float down the stream Of time
in posterity.
After while smallpox came around, and
anxiety thrilled the old Squire's heart; the
little Tubbs must all be yaccinated, and old
DIR. Simpkins was called in. lie went to
work ON the arms Of those boys as if he was
gouging for grub-wonms in fence-ral, and
the vaccination took finely, but still the old
Squire was not happy, The youngest child
Benjamin Franklin Tubbs, was the pride of
the Squires heart, and the old man would
exclaim
All, he is the smartest boy ever saw
he'll be President of the United States yet
sure. Did you ever see such splendid
head Fine development, isn't it What
a heavy brain he has Observe the firmness
OF that regular cut mouth the pride of those
curled nostrils the fire of those eyes Now
Doctor, want him vaccinated in both arms"
But, Squire, it has taken finely and it
(" 1t must take. Why, great Caesar won't
risk that boys life On one ARM"
The old doctor thought he must make a
big effort or he might lose practice in the
Squires family so he got some virus from a
smallpox patient and crammed it into the
other arm of the young Ben Franklin Now,
this course could have but one result, and it
took, in beautiful case of varioloid; one
10y one the boys broke ont, and at last it
snaked in the old Squire and his wife, and
had them all down. They were the most
speckled set ever seen, and red as a turkey
gobber's wottle The old Squire loaded his
shot gun with salt and had it by him when
Dr. Simpkins came in to see how they were
getting along.
"Bast yer old hidew exclaimed the Squire
as the doctor came in. you've played
smash, now, haven't you You git" And
just as the doctor went through the door the
old Squire lifted him with that load of salt,
and he had to sit down on his ears for
month afterwards, and ride on his knees, and
stand up TO rest.
The Tubbs family all got WELL and for
gave the old doctor, but they never heard the
last of that vaccination in both arms.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30
How to Cure Intemperance.

The passion of drink must be supplanted
10y higher passions, higher indulgence Those
who drink and reform have an emptiness
which must be filled. This vacancy must
not be left BY supplying the man with
higher enjoyments more can be done than by
legislation. Ii by legislation incompetence
could be suddenly turned away, unhappy
lives and homes converted into better and
sweeter ones, there is left that passion which
drink has supplied More must be done.
Strength of will must be supplied by arous-
ing the better and higher passions Life
would thus be made better, happier, richer
il every means of social and intellectual
culture and pleasure were used to fill the
vacancy left be the want Of that stimulant
which filed it. If | knew any young man
who thought wanted to rescue himself
from the power of drink, would urge him
TO confess before God, and before his own
soul, and before his felow-men, that he will
never drink again But after that is done,
| should endeayor TO fill his life full of other
and better interests. | would try and intro
duce him TO culture, or in other ways to help
him to a better and more earnest life, and
finally | would bring religion 10 bear upon
him--not the religion which is restraint, but
which is satisfaction. In dealing with the
drunkards | would advise those working
with them to not stop with getting them to
sign the pledge but to follow them until
they are sure their lives are full. More sym
pathy should be expressed and shown, in
order that the feeling of degradation may
be less keen in the unfortunates. They
should have influences, social, sympathetic
and religious, thrown around them The
power of the will must be restored, and it
can be brought about by the transporting of
a man to higher life.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30
The Man who Made Farming PAY.


Vut oolect in Wiltns out ana publishing
the f"im I"INN in lhe H"ror lately has
ueen' no' so iliu'u vo 's'ruct our readers as
10 Jay n'ioie lheh 'h' opinions ana hahit,
oi ailielent farmers rom whose thoughts
ana practices thty might draw Their own n-
IeIGnce'' ana WINE being interesting reap
b,r..hal, more Oh prom 'han from set essay 5.
Nlth 'hls ldeA we nave inquired OF amt
ABOUT l"ili''i Nnohl, Tor obvious reasons
we VIZ ho' i"'a''' ana we give our readers
iht ioiIoWlhs picture, assuring them mat Dc
Is HlrtailN ana NIirtlN true, ana inviting
them To- compare the man with the farmer,
OK tneii acquaintance.
ne rs seventy years olI' and much shat
'rieu ~ n.lhu ana '2ny nut WIN tlr hahitS
oil q lle-'ilnf confronting MN, hels upcreil
morning ahq mas ms ureaNiast eaten and
chores done before dayilght lie cannot ae-
coniplsh very lnucn ih an hour' but he
"ofhs every honI tlal dAlhght lasts and
goes nome 10 inllk MS cows ana eat ms sup
pc, 10y 'ahuie hSut lie nesah ne without
uoihI Vo-laN ne Is worm S"DuVu' lie has
ii'ue IA ihihs pay ioT ne mas never specu-
i''ed an" meyer peen engaged M any other
business Every u"iial ne mas came as we
result oil ms work. or the interest on bon,
e. rot every year ne mas been in ou-
sii'e's ne can sho" thousand dollars let
us see now NJ got thehi.
Wheh ne o'Sah ne ior himself NE mar
fled strong, he4ltny ana industrious wo-
man, VINO 'lYn'' - nature or ms teachings,
was iaaI'i"hen 10 20 I'LL ms iuea' an further al
ms PURPOSES l"eS h'u no chilieh' ana Tor
l9fty years were never SICK DAY W hen
ll'S were inaiIlSj ne was sowing wheat
anu a, ne mas 'olu US ne ohly leit ms work
LOT l"ItN minutes Mhi'e Tue knot wa, ucd
lhVs h't no "liual ouI ana no mousse
warming uu1 went SOIalgi!l TO Wotki earning
ShI saving !" pSl loI th' farm lor Whlch he
had run ih ueut' Ihey worked early and
iaOe men 'he harvest was over ne drew
ms nay 10 = uicoIu' 0l'lI'y miles, ana sold "
LOT e'sh' uoli"is PER Voh carrying ms iood
III ms POCKET, ana sieeplng IN the cart To
save ho'eI p,'S' lhgN nad enough TO eat
LOT 'le{ oouIu hou "orA without out as he
,'oN V'Ae1 P'iuy III say nB' tleS never ate
puV'yr Nu,i uhef ha9 apPitsauce' nor
99,ushl collSh Nnlic my had SAT- PORK
iney uIank lhoro9gh"oI' yea Tor medicine,
churheu ana sawed WOOD i9r recreation and
ieau slhsiv newspaper ana saited sheep Tor
'uio'9 r,tIceS, ia, ing no c,luren' tney
caIeu no'n'iiS loI sSnoolS' Nolshlppihg
onlN Np"'l' u'sE pau ior Il" preaching
20 une{ We''t on Loi loi'y years, earning
saving Pllhg up their money lhen age
crvpt upon tlelll ana they were forced TO
sen tneir immense i9'm ana bought a
smaller pom tlls the{ nave been ever
SINCE earning saving, piing up money as
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-30
To Boil n Ham,


Take ham weighing about eight or ten
pounds, soak it for twelve or twenty-four
hours in cold water then cover ii with boil
ing water, add one pint of vinegar, two or
three bay leaves, little bunch of thyme and
parsley (the dried and sifted will do, or even
the seeds of parsley may be used if the fresh
cannot be procured); boil very slowly two
hours and half, take it out, skim it, remove
all the fat, except layer about half an inch
thiek--cut off with sharp knife all the
black looking outside-put the ham into
your dripping pan, fat side uppermost, CRATE
bread crust over it and sprinkle teaspoon
full of powdered sugar over it put it in the
oven for half an hour, until it is beautiful
brown.
Eat cold cut the incest portion in slices /;
the ragged and little odds and ends can be
chopped fine, and used for sandwiches; or
by adding three eggs to one pint of the
chopped ham, and frying brown you have a
delicious omelet for breakfast or lunch.
The bone should be put into the soup kettle.
The rind and fat should be rendered and
strained for frying potatoes or crullers. A
ham prepared in this way will "go " twice
as far as when cooked and carved in the or
binary manner, besides the conviction it
gives the housekeeper of being economical,
and Ia the same time placing neat and pala-
table dishes before her family.