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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18
Pc ESONAL.

Hon. Billie Williams and lady, of She.
hoygan, made our city II visit yes erday, re-
turning on tie no,n train to. day.
F. w. Rhiuelauder president, aud II. G.
IL. Reed general manager of the Lake
ShoIe r. r. were at the Windiate House
on Monday last.
DR.. l.. Adler and lady spent the Sabbath
with their sons in our city, returning to
their homo, at Milwaukee, on Monday
morning last.
Col. Garr,t s. T. Thorn of Fond du Lac,
one of the best Attorneys ia the State, Is
an attendaLce at our Great Court. We
learn that lac has been retained to defend
Geo, Edwards who xas held to bail for the
muri-, of Mrs. FrAnsway some two months
since.
Messrs. James Ryan, Commodore A.
A. Singer, I. W. Cutler and .,.axis RInd-
skofP of Milwaukee came up with the Her
mann family on Sunday last. They are
always welcome visitors in this locality.
ii. NJ Finch and Alfred L. Cary, of
Milwaukee,, are in attendance ut the Cir.
cut Cour. ,his week
Mr.. c. P. Richmond, of Appleton, is at
the Wirdiate House
John f. McNuilen, Dist. Attorney of
Calumet Co., has clients in court, that will
keep him in Attendance until next week.
L. X. uudd Attorney of Green Bay,als
has clients ut this term of the Circus
Court. lie can te foun at the Windiate
Eouse
Judge Mclean. presiIcs at Court with
full is much dignity and wisdom, ard does
business with as mach dispatch, as thou
be had had an opponen. at the late elec.
tom
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18
Who Is the Coming Han for Ccngres
sional Honorsl

We creses,e the above query Is beco~ias
an all ebserting question wiih many else
tors ia each of the four Counties Cumpris-
'ng this Congressional District. In Dodge
County We learn that Hon. Sam BercharJ,
Of Beaver Dam, Is already in the field with
the Balance of the County to hear from
In Fond da Lac County we hear that Hon.
Chas. A. Eidridge, the present iocsmleat,
Gen. Z. S. Bragg aad Jere Dobbs are *
rectaats- La Shebesgaa Coua.y the friesds
of Gca- Conrad krstx and Hon. Robert
ii. Hotchkiss think their chaaces will be
acknowledged by the comisg eoeveution.
This county although very modest Lere
tofore, has two asparants and that we nav
not be outdone BY our sister c9uLty She
boysan We suplicate in the English and
German languages by presenting the
names OF Hon. jos. Viias AMI Carl II.
Schmidt. Thal soa., may be in doubt a, 20
eur on in the remises snv,s, eli
say now that We are for the n, minat on
OF the Hon. jos. Was of this ci,y f at
asst aad all tn, time, against all comp
iiors- The Lake Shor,, north of Milwank.,s
has never had canddaie when there was
ghost Of a show for an election. Mr.. ViDs
Vas forced to accept the nomination in
1915 to keep up party organization and
male the Canvass against the pine landed
Ptnietu@ Sawyer, running aboat two thous.. I'd
ahead OF his ticket ia the old congressional
district
There u no strongcr Or more competent
man in the district to-day, add if nomini.-
ted will clearly prove our assertion at the
ballot box in November next.
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POST OFFICE.

1--if19 I'd Uspactares II Haiis.
10 ~ seth. -orta. East South. Southwest.
dsniiG voc Daily At O'clock a. N. and
RS 81 >ts.ts4aE in time tor the ears TO fond-
f- s II re tines week. MoHday. Wednesday,
asE- ~ tie sax af Ncwtenburg. Necme
tae, Towards GTose. to Sissoyean, and
a week fHesiay ThsrsaaT. and sat
10y FT Of n rdBeim- HiS4, CeatreFiiie,
z s.Hie - ahernygan
a5a aaBitowoc TO Two Rivers. (daiiy-, ~ s
O. : -. and arrives at hanItowoc at 0 clock
re- = ec.Iy-To Chiffon. Leaves Mantle
~ iHcsday. TAurs lay. and Saturday, aud
Is tIIton arc . M
a1nIt1v &C every Monday, Wednes-
at5p pm,
- . s-kf--fo Green Bay-via. Two
,---t.eaE-, NanItnwoe every Monday. Wet
'tE ~. tri'ab 81 p IN, and strives at Green
. = Heyf 10. ate ~.
2. Nagitue oe every Tuesday, Thur.
+. ..iii 80 Hrcav. ri m.
>SEiit.sscckbJ-1o kewaHnee-via tao
leaves NsnIfowoc. Monday. aud Thurs
% n, and arrives At Msnitowoc ~Sefy
l.- II fiGay 1T am.
IL cbi y-trom Hanitowoc To Nesasha--
t.-s Nshito voc every FRIDAY at IN. and ar.
2 - - Sunday.
-a-eiai POST Galees Of Francis Creek prg.
21 .rGeg4Es. -eI their mail every Saturday
a1es cDeH To- delivering letters from a m
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We were considerably surprised, the 9th
er day, on taking IA walk through the large
mercantile. establishment Of Mr.. f. Wag.
ner. ut the Immense stock of goods, that
this gentleman keeps constantly on hand.
His store and Warehouse were both literally
Filed from cellar to garnet with mercha ndise
oil various kinds. In the line of hardware.
stoves and tinware, there are few establish
ments, outside Of Milwaukee, that can s.ow
as large etock as his He CLAIMS to have
the largest stock Of nails 10 the city, and
dealing as he does directly with manufac-
turer., he is enabled to furnish them at
wholesale, to country dealers, &C prices
lower than can be obtained, either in Nil.
waukea or Chicago. lie also has a large
stock of paints and oils, sash, doors and
blinds, building paper, farming implements,
tinware, groceries an1 drysoois which he
offers at the very lowest prices. Mr.. Wag-
ner has rented the buiI.ling which Mr..
1eeker is erecting, opposite the store of
John Schuette l. Bro, and as soon AS it
Is completed viii move his en- ire stock into
it. Give him Il call and see for yourselves
the mammoth stock he has on hand.
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E. q. RYAN.
OUR NEXT ClHaEF JUSTICE

Governor Taylor notified the Supreme
Court, on yesterday, tina. he had appointed
ilor. E. G. Ryan, of Milw; u';ee, Chief Jas
tee, in the place of Judge Dixon, whose
resignation took effect on Tuesday. lie
will Immediately assume the duties Of the
office. There seems to be general ap-
rrovnl, throughout the State, of the selec-
ton Of the Governor,as Mr.. Ryan is known
to he Il nan of the most profound legal at
tainments aud known integ ity.
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The Sons of Hermann

Manisowoe people have never before had
an opportunity of Witnessing so many
strange faces or Of acting Rse host to SO
many guests ut enc time, - the excursion
and Two Rivers, TO this city, On last Sun.
day, afforded them.
The train from Milwaukee ara the one
fro0a Two Rivers arrived at bout the sa ne
time, bringing TO cur city upwards of a
thousand persons WHO were greeted bv
large coneoarse Of Manitowoc people,
gathered at the depot 30 a~ait their
coming.
After greetings had been exchanged The
entire throng formed in line, and headed
BY the cornet band, marched 10 the Turner
Hall, where Iepast bad previously been
prepared for their refreshment When a
little oratory bad been il. lslg ed 10, toastz
offered sad responses made, and the short
lest ana good cheer at the Hall had re-
liGscd then Of the WEAKNESS oecasioned by
the long ride, there seemed to be a gener-
al desire to get away to the woods, and i,
was not long before klngbolt'z Park, on
the outskirts Of the city, became scene OF
life and gaie;y.
at dusk the crowd left the park and
scattered through the city, spending the
time in walking, riding aud chatting with
iriends uatii the hour arrived for the de-
parture of the train, when they all gathered
again at the depot, bid good by to Manito
voc friends and departed foe their resi- &c
tive homes, declaring that they never, be
fore, had such a glorious time.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

THE EpfroRs of Wisconsin are expected
10 pay this city visit to morrow and like
aii visitors they expect something a little
better than they get every day at hcme.
ouT cltlzens will please remember that the
reputation of our city with these " knights
OF the Qaili" will be in proportions cores
bonding to the welcome they receive, and
make their stay here as pleasant as pos.
slbly.
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GHIHEHES

- 8T'iiacies Catholic Church corner % Main
/. -# At.-'idi stFee's. established 1855 Rev j
? s''ts Fastor. Hours of services: EarIv Mass al
q. II hiSh Mass n 10 i m Fespers at ~ D.
va. lay M1ss II a. n
ri German Evangelical Lutheran Church
% p lsr. OF Marshall a1d Ei-th stsj establishe
EsY. VI. II. stnehl, pastor. service at 10
e. y. s1ndat School service at 4 o. IN.
IT Episcopal Cnurcn, Rev. j. Lavalie
r@ac'ing 10H a m. and U. IN. every
- 'Hnday School o. Prayer meet
IA nav, nesday anu Thursday evenings.
i'r@>Dyterian Church of hanitIwoc, organ.
4 nhr 2bth 1871. Rev. G. b. stevens. pastor
Al ~ o. OK a, ~. aud at IN .. Ia.
10y 'c1ooi services al O'Clock D. IN.
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TuE BIBLE Cause.-The annual meet.
ing OF the Auxiliary Bible Society Of Man
Itowec County Will be held at the Methods,
Church IN this city, next SUNDAY ev.aing.
The claims OF the American Bible Sacies v
vill he presented TO each church mr. 4
Congregation GA ttie meTnins Of that iay,
ami a subscril ton and collection will be
taken in aid of the cause, which, bein.
presented but once year, viii I'VE hope, be
richly supported in this community.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

SATuNATE Piece OF Bread OR MEAT
with gastric juice. AMI it ,riU dissoice. This
Is digestion. Add to such a mixture little
a'chohoi, AMI it will not dissolUe This is
indigestion Beware then, of tinctures, Or
tonIes, or decoctions containing spirituous
liquors. Shun all rum "tonics'' and reIy
soreiy on DR. WALKsR's VINEGAR BIrrEFs,
the finest digestive invigorant known,
and free from the fiery curse Of Alcohol. dw
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

NEARLY all of the prime pal merchant. Of
thu city have agreed to keep their stores
closed on the Fourth of July during the
eatire day, as tley propose to have a little
reesea.iaa as well as other people, or our
nasonal holiday. This is a movement in
the right direction. and We hope every
merchant in 'sae city will conclude to do tie
same. S26-t2
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

A. DoSAro.-The performance of this
one legged dancer On Saturday evening was
we'll attended. and although he has per
formed "a tais city twice before, within the
last four months, yet the one of last Sat
urday evening was fully as well received as
either Of the others. The programme was
entirely new, and that part. in which he
rersonates one legged negro, was, by far
the most Imaginable thing We have seen
Tor sume time,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

The following legal gentlemen, who are
Z Attendance nj the present term of Court,
are stopping at the Windate House: Judge
lcLean, Fond du Lac; }. L. Mullen, Chill
On; I. K. lluli, Green Bay, q. F. Thorn
oni da L4c, b III. Weston, Fond du Lac.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

CAsTuRIA Is more than a substitute for
Caster Oil. 1t Is the only sqfe article in
existence which Will assimilate the food reg
ulate the bowels cure wini-coiic and pre-
duce natural sleep. 1t contains neither
minerals, morphine or alcohol, and is plea>-
ant to take. Children need not cry and
mothers may rest.
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Sewing Machines at Cost.

As wish to close up the Sewing Ma
chine business, will sell what | have IN
hand at cost prices. Those ia need of a
machine will do well to call at the store Of
oll-f T. w. BoRcHERDr.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

WE understand that Mr. Pettibone, of
ireen Bag. has shipped large stock of
goods for this place, ana that ne will soon
De here to open up dry goods business IN
the store adjoining that of Mr. Platts.
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200 PIANOS AND ORGANS

New and Second Hand OF First-Class Makers
will be sold at Lower Prices ter casa. or on In
sta I'm nts, or tor rent in city Country during
tbs month, by HORACE " Alters & son. No.
4S1 Broadway. than ever before offered in New
York. Speciality: Pianos and Organs to let until
the rent money pays the price OF the Instrument
Illustrated CIao mailed. \ large discount to
Ministers, tGurcIes, Schools, Lodges, etc. 4w
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REAp THIS Do you want good Piano.
FO8Ts, or u good CABINET ORGAN, at the
lowest possible priceg You can procure
one by calling on the undersigned at the
City Drug Store, next door to the Eirst
National Bank. q. Il. BACON.
hoti nw
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Mr. u. kI.oeCgLLE is at work on 4 new
srlldinr u the c"rEer Of 9Th AMI Washing
.on streets, which, when completed, will be
coupled by g karnoisky as hardware
1re.
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I & i & * + i j.

h "a TO $50 PER DAY easily made by any
Zone. We want men, women, boys and
girls al over the country to sell our Fine
- Steel Engravlngs. Chromos, Crayon Draw
ings. Iliuminat1ons Photographs etc. etc.
n We now publish the finest assortment
DILL ever placed before the public. and our
YV1prices are marked down so low to defy
giving paper in order 20 get Il picture after
many old agents at work fer Us Who have male
fer years, and they hi report t1at they can make
much more money at WORK for than at anything
else. Our prices .ow that allie can afford to
purchase and therefore the pictures sell at 81 ht
at almost every house. New beginners do as well
as agents who have had large experience Ior our
beautiful subjects and low prices are appreciated
by ALL To make large sales everywhere all
agent has to do to show tie pictures from house
to house Don't look for work else where until you
have seen what great il ducements We 0lier you to
make money. We have not space exulain all
here, but send US your address and We will send
full particulars, tree by mall Don't delay if you
want profitable work for your leisure hours, or for
your ole time. Now is favorable
engage in uSiness. Our pictures are the finest
and most pleasing in this country, and are endOr-
sed by all the leading papers. including the New
York Herald. lose who cannot give the business
their entire attention can work no tier own To-
cailies ana ma Ike handsome without ever
being away from home overnight. Let all who
pleasant. profitable employment. without
risking capital send US their addresses at once
and learn all about the business for themselves.
Address GEORGE STINSON Il CO., Art Publish
ers. Portland Maine. Sl5-1Y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

The latest advices from the Episcopal
convention, now in session at Milwaukee,
we are happy to state, are to the effect that
DR.. De kovan's chances VI being bishop
are exceedingly slim.
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CITY AND COUNTY NEWS.

ext your Letter Heads, Bill Heads,
'e'nents, ards and other job printing
lone at the PILoT Olf;e.
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Mr.. Wesotn, will please accept our
thanks for report of Court proceeding up
TO Wednesday evening.
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CIRCUIT CouRr opened on Tuesday with
-a unustily large calanlar; but quite a
-ia'nbcr of the cases were however dismissed
Ply nhe Judge without being tried
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

Mr.. PETERS has just completed fine
ofsek building, ~ posiSe f. Wagner's hard.
ware store, into which be will soon transfer
10 boot and shoe bus n -
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eEo1. EIzAY has class of upwards Of
Al = scholars, wht IN he is instructing il
sae Ferps chorean art, ut kiingholtz' Hall
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The lance at Brter's on Saturday night
proved to be a very pleasant affair.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

SAVE your pocket change boys, Fore.
raush's Circus is coming.
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bs 'ura TO listen To the splendid mus ic
of ;hs BLIND ORCHESTRA on Friday even
= :.
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REDUCTION, OVER d PER CENT.

Having bought ia New York, great stock
II WALL PAPER at very low rates can
ao@ appear before tse public With n larger
selection taaG ever before, aai at rates more
thaa TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT less than
former prices | offer
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Centaur LiniMent-

There is no pain which the
Ceataur Liniment will not re
FL here>ne swelling it will not sut
LTN dHe aud no laneness which ii
NAS will not cure. This is strong
A-EH language, tat it is true. l.
has proiseed more cures #
EsK1& rheumatism. neuralgi lock
jaw. palsy, sprains, swell,ngs. eaked- breasts.
scalds burns, salt-rheam, ear-ache, &c
upon the huMaa frame. and of strains,
spaviR. CALLS, &c, upoa animals in one year
than have AZ. othec pretended remedies
siuce the world begin. IL Is c0unter-lrri-
tant, an all healing pain relicver. Cripples
thros away their cratches the lame walk,
pois ,noas bites ire rendered harmless aud
The wounded are healed without scar. Ii
is no humbag- The recipe is publis het
around each bottle. IL is selling as no ar,,-
ticle ever before sold. and IL sells because il
does just what it pretesis To do. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism pajc q
swelling, deserve 10 safer if they will not
use Ceataur Llniment. More than 1000 Ger
rificates of renarkahie cures inclu ling fro
zen limbs. chronic rhes.aatism. govt. run
ming tuiao-s, sc, have beer received. We
Will send a circular containing certIticatee
the recipe, &C., gratis, to any one request.
ing it, One bette Of the yellow WRAPPERS
Centaur L,niment is worth one hundred dol
lars for spawned s2eenIed horses and
mules: or for screv-worm IN sheep. Stock
owners--tais linisaent is worth your attcn-
ton. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Sold by all druggists. Fifty
cents per bottle; large bottles, ) &C. b.
Rose & Co, 80 Broadway, New York.
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LAKE SHORE DIVISION.
WEsTEI y DIVISION.

cess caves Man. 40 a. n. Ar. Nh. 70 m
% Mt o. M Ar. Nan SIS o. IN
Nm. Has a. N. Nil. 7.21 p. m
Mil e: q .. N. Man =. I ~ D m
WEsTEI y DIVISION
-s''7E eaves Man 3 n. m tr Appl eton los D. IN
Aopl.:on : 50 i. m Ar Man 10 Is
Two HEf3S DINIsfoy.
e Man. ai5 :. IN. sr. Two Rivsrs SIS G. re-
To RIVER lie m Az. ~ Vi 10 a. Ia
z Man 81. NJ. Az. Tso Rivers $50 a. 10
Two Itise4s ~ d. ~ ar. Glg ii IL IN
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JURU 3 EB A

which will MAKE the Liver active, assist Diges-
gcstlOn, Purify the blood. strengthen the
Uterine and Orinury organs. invigo ate e
SYSTEM and maze you enjoy life as you Ought
Price 81 bottle, JOHN q. KELL- q, IS Platt
St., New YORK, "A
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1874-06-18

tUtUGkAPH1 new book on the art Of
Writing by sound: a complete system OF Phonetic
Short-H nd, The shortest, most slime. easy, and
comprehensive, enabling anyone i'll 4 short time to
report trials, speec es. sermons, etr. II Iord's
PRAYER is written with 40 strokes OF tie pen,
and 40 words per minute. Tie unemr.oyeI
should learn this art, Price By mail, 30 cents.
Agents wanted, Address /. ". EVANS IL CO.,
1879 7th ST., Pill. Pa. 4w
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Letter List.

The folio wing is a list of letters remain
ing in the Post Office which have not been
called for.
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EOreWarned. EOrearElcd. To be tore
armed NOW when you threatened with all the
ailments caused bv'dibiltating SprIu0 aud;Summer
weather Is to make free use of
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COM n ERCIAL.


MANIT0wOC MARKET REPORT.
Coeroc4oA Weekly BY j. Sehuette Br0..
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OWxsCE o. THE MANrrowoc PiLoT
1914
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JAMES LARkIN Jr.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

one-half oft over on to the top ofthe 9TH
or half. Put on half of the remaining
sait' roll 1t back, do The other half the
same aad then Int on the balance Of tle
salt; then WORK the salt In somewhat, TAX
Ing particular care not 70 let the lever slip
on the butter while working it. Always
let the lever 90 down on it iss vsallne
motion. II you allow the lever 10 ~ on
the butter, 1t will destroy the grain and
make it look shiny. Set the butter away
In cool place At night pat X on the
worker; work it little, then let the mass
stand till the morning. and work again
Just enough To be sure that the streaks are
out (the white streaks are parts that hsve
not taken salt.o then pack it. The best
butter workers should stand face to the
light. The best butter-bowls TO use are
the common white oak butter tubs. II
you viii but follow the above directions.
you can manufacture butter from sweet
cream as well AS sour, that will stand the
atmospheric changes Tor any length of
time when properly cared far.
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06
Working and Sailing Butter.

Touching this important branch Of max
ing butter Of prime quality. S. z. Lewis,
OF oxford, n. Y, writes as follows: When
the butter comes, as soon as the dash
churns clean, take OF the churn, do not
gather the butter compact with the dasher
in the churn Gas is usually ,done;) do not
gather it at all, but have q hair sieve.
which first wet in hot and then cold water,
so that the butter would not stick to ii !;
then have piece Of a board that will nt
inside of the cllurn to hold the butter back,
turn the butter-milk from the churn
through the sieve; when the butter milk
is drained out, let the butter remain In
the churn; then take your water, holding
it up as high as your head, and pour 1t
upon the butter in q stream sufficiently
large so thatit viii force its way through
the butter; keep the stream moving about
upon the outer. This will separate the
little balls Of butter. Fill up the churn
with water until what little butter-milk
there was in the butter is diluted to that
extent that there will be no necessity of
changing the water, and the result will be,
that your butter is washed, or the butter.
milk all rinsed out of the butter, without
breaking. marking or injuring a single
grain. When it sufficiently hardens in the
water take it out for sailing, using the lad
lie to get out the most OF it. then the sieve.
Now comes the sailing and working. l
prefer for q butter worker an inclined
plane in the shape Of letter A. with
round lever. Spread the butter upon the
worker, then pat one-half The qaantiy Of
salt you may desire to put on, roll V In,
hen with Q omal 1T sWoeden shovel 0rn J
Ellsworth American., 1874-08-06

To remove the iron taste from new
kettles. boil handful Of hay in them, and
repeat the process il necessary. Hay wa
ter is great sweetener Of tin, wooden
and iron ware. In irish dsiries everything
used for milk il scaIded with hay.
LILY PSCKLE.-Take six quarts sliced
tomatoes, two large onions. two large bell
peppers and . small teacup Of sugar
SpdEhes 2ls decd Iteusoqss NTH eSkaaa
let them stand all night. The next morn
ing drain OF all the water, put In your ket-
tie in layers with the onions and peppers,
cover with vinegar and boil until fork
will pass through them readily. but not too
long cr -fs, ,,,.