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dollars to help me out in . debt o
homer"
"You can't have il, Fenwicl
Loeksly."
"Then, ba bal ] shall do whaI
you 80 much fear--commit some
thing desperate. ! must have money
by fair means or foul. / am not
particular, but know you dread to
have the Locksly name stained by
crime"
II give you over to the devil p
cried Arthur Locksly. ''You have
held that threat over me long enough.
Obtain what you want as best you
can.r
There was moments silence
This Fenwiek Locksly to whom Ka-
ties father was talking was bis ne
phew. He was wild dissipated
young man.
"Then this is final ?" Fenwick
burst out.
"Yes.u
"But l say ] viii have money
some way"
"Scoundrell dissipated wretch I
I lrepeat, get it the best way you
can"
Arthur Locksly was a very pas-
sionate man and bis anger was rising
fast.
''Bewarel" cried Fenwick Locks
ly Beware, / say. You forget
that have your bot blood in nv
veins.n
Wretch. threaten not mel Ah,
do not, or"
Arthur Locksly said no more.
Herbert Fontain heard blow. Then
q sharp report rang out upon the
stiffness of the night. Herbert rush.
ed towards the old house. 1t took
him half minute to reach it. He
found an entrance. AS he burst in,
be heard the sound like the falling of
trapdoor. 1t was that, and be felt
instinctively that the body of
human being had been dropped into
q vault beneath the cid mansion.
As he rushed in be encountered
the figure of man He seized him.
There was a binding fash. Tbun-
ders, as of the rending of the universe,
rang in his ears. Then be turned
and fed madly, madly. On, on, till
be sank to the earth, unconcious.
Herbert Fontain raised himself up
with start. He was in Q woodland
path. Some rays of sunlight stream
ed 10 bis face.
"What means tbis?n be murmur-
ed. "In what manner did / get
here ?r
He raised himself. He sought his
home. The sun was 40 hour high
" hen be reached it. As he entered
be encountered bis father.
"Ahl Herbert, my boy" be said
you have been taking 9 morning
walk, have you in
"Yes," murmured Herbert, con-
He went TO hi. rssrs One shoashs
was puzzliBg him. =
How came / there in that for
est ?~
On his temple was q livid mark.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12
AnImportant DIscovery.

According to VI. Beaudemoulin, If
a quantity OF dry sand is placed in a
box Of thin sheet iron, or even in a
canvass bag, and subjected to q slight
compression, it forms a mass capable
Of resisting pressure Of sixty tons,
without breaking or even slrsining
the envelope The sand, however,
remains perfectly divisible, so that if
small hole be made in the bag it
flows slowly, and with so little force
that. a small piece Of paper passed
over the opening will check the fow
even with sixty tons weight upon it.
Beaudemoulin thinks this discovery
may be utilized for building purposes
since the filed boxes need merely be
held in q place by framework, while
being very thick. they would form q
protection for dwellings against vari-
ations Of temperature. Such walls,
moreover, would be FIRE proof It is
also suggested that for lowering
heavy buildings, which, by a change
Of street levels, have been left too
high above the roadway, the sand
bags could be placed beneath, and
their contents allowed gradually to
escape. thus letting the load slowly
settle down.
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An AIIIgstor step. : Beas.


Coming down the st. Johns river
3 few days ago, says 9 Florida letter
l saw very good illustration o.
what steam boat captain, who is in
a hurry, won't stand" 1t was on
the steamer Florence, which connects
with the afternoon train from Jack
sonyille, and hence only stops at the
larger landings and such other points
as signal her. We were behind time,
and pushing along under full head
OF steam, when the signal flag to
stop was raised at Federal Point, q
small landing on the east shore Of the
St. Johns. The captain put in, and
when We came alongside the wharf
we discovered there were TO psssen-
gers 10 come aboard, bat there was a
man there with q small alligator,
about six inches loBg, in box, which
be put on board to be sent as freight
to q gentleman in Jacksonville. The
captain did not swear, for be is vir-
tuous mariner, but the alligator paid
mis- passage ike a man. and at first
class rates, too.
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HE was an Adventist, which did
not hinder bis being Cook County
granger. He believed for a long
time that the world was going to
come to an end last Monday, which
did not prevent his having on hand
numerous stacks of hay. He was
pious, which did not keep him from
seeing his shortcomings. But be
mufied himself up in his ascension
robes last Monday, and. mounted on
one Of these stacks Of hay to get
good start for the New Jerusalem,
which did not keep him from going
to sleep after be had waited awhile
for the grand event. Peacefully he
dozed, until just before the rain,
when some heathenish boys set FIRE
to the hay stack, and as the flames
circled around him be awoke. He
supposed it was all over, aud philO-
remarked; 'In A-l, jsst
ls | expected Chicago Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

ScoTcH CAKK-One pound Of
brown sugar, one pound Of -four, .
half pound Of butter. two eggs, ein-
namon- Roll very thin.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

WHKx PlOrids I8dian q likely
70 die. bis friends place him ~nsfs
an alligator can take him To- 1A1
thus save burial expenses
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

s.Put me il my little bed" has .
peculiar significance wheu . be-
nighted citizen slsSds Al the bottom
Of 4 staircase aud the banjster bebs
around 50 be eant get By.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

To make Iables adhere to tin, use
four paste, with two tabIespoonsfals
Of coarse sugar TO every quart
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

Rents in New York are IS per
cent lower than they were last year,
and almost a. low as they were Ssiofs
the war.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

How many Of these spelling EnlsSs.
have tried 70 spell Their m0'nS'
the wash-fnba
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

Vow is ths time 70 subscribe iOf
the HzaALp.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12

This line sIls tie bm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-12
q sS WI. HOPE, SsereiaTy. -ss 8
BOARD OF MANAGERS;

ROBERT q, MULI.IS, Fzystts City, Fayette
County, Pa.
J. o. MEIERS. Neyersiale, Somerset o., Pa.
j. X. UHIA Somerset
]. N. SCHROYER, West Newton. wes.m'd Co,
PennA.
n. NJ. STAUFFEk, lit. Pleasant, westm'd Go
PenR'a
H.BYERSiKUHNS, Greensburg, westmd Co,
Pennia.
ABEL N. EVANS, Amwsn II, Washington
Co, Peul'a-
JAMES W. hay, Rsehhlu TP-, Green CO4nty,
PennA %
y. LAIDLY, CarRiesaeis, Green Coanty, Pa
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Entirely rewritten by the abIest writers on every
subject. Printed from new type, anu iiias.rased
with several thousaud engrayinss and maps.
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SGT Der DletefD ,po5l ei,,c
&cefc.

S6 bclu9te cinmol eincn un9liidliben
Treuno in elmer Srrcnoni taft. 0erl lelbc
9riibte MIDI gons freunoli0> er5ablte oltc
5tuocntcngel6idtcn, erfunoi9tc li6 I'M
jcben Nfitl6iiler nno reoetc 10 9cld)ciot
uno monicrliN, oob i9 mir hoGtc: Gott
Sob uno 0ont! Der ormc 9iorr lit mic
b:r 9clunb. 9(bcr ouf cinmol mar biele
@pfiHung su 9SolIcr 9elppr6cn. Ser
ljcbc ShlOienircuno luuroc pl6yli6 gar
triibltiig unb flogtc mir nit p0llig luei=
nerliDcr Stimme, bob CT teincn &ppf
mcbr bobc, 0pctpr s. in u. Dabe iDm
oen &upf gcnpmmcn uno chen MIR ba=
burD lei cs jenen gcl1ngtn, Gpttor su
pcrben. slls id, frciiit0 Dohit iihcrf iii
lie, bcm Aiorrci1 logtc, er )nl(e ood) nit
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so! audi 9u luilllt 'Hir ri3t 9lau=
ben? 9icin! ncin! es 1T oQes Chimes
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int 5iibcn ppm @toote 9utioqnio begrel5t
uno lit meiit Tla9lono nit l1uuolo be-
ocdt. Sic 9onptltabt Gortogcno llnb
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SScibcn luo trcibt $loubel ais $ooupt=
nobrun9sSpcig. Sir frdfti9cn @ombps
belor9cl1 Den Sronspnrt Der SSooren out
ocn Tliiiien.
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ratmcilcu Tld9cuinbolt uno nur etlpo
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futbolil6c Ntilliondrc sum G6riltcntDum
bcfcbrt uno cipiiilirt >uurbcn, Die i'brigcn
lino gSciBc uno lRildlinAc, olle limo SSo=
tDDlitcn.
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@i9ti9c s(u10lungcn bieier Nui9abc uuroen
cin9cianot bon: s. Stedcr, jun., @torD &3inz
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rid 0rcsmonn, Trons $. Sonocrbaor, Satob
q. Yirruna N!lrS. &oocl.
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WufQabc go. 56.

SSic iucrbcn lit Cit ouf Den Slid acseid)neteS
Guaorat NIT 8 0cloern, lpie na@nebenoe ST.
9ur, bic Bal blen bon bis 70 III bic Ueloer
aci6ricbcn, oab Die 3aDlcn ieocr Meibc, bon
yintS no1 &edtS, bon obeu nnb urten uno
bon einer Gtc nad Oct onocrn icocsmal Die
Summc Is auSmod)cu?
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Sbio Wailcnfreuuo,
Gensei,enittise &eu,st,sif1e.

NuHIEIttu, lt9t ltIt &Vlt W. y uIlt11ttlYt-
10cn Wionord)ie, fat bic @cltolt cilles
perl 6obcncn Gierecfs. IS lit 944 geo
9ropbilbe Nuaoratmeilcn groB uno miro
bcgrcn5t BON Sapern, 5aNlcn, S0lelic1,
N}dbren nno ocm Grsber5ngtbum Oelt=
rei6. Sic @ouptluolleroocrn lno Die
Glbc unb ibr infer 9icbcuJlub, bic Nlpl=
oou. Grltcre miro bel Mlelnit lDiifbor
uno lli1nmt rc6tS Sier uno Yolseu> lints
Molcr uno G9cr olf Scr Ntploau ilic=
Gen redts Sui l6nis uno Goio,uo, lints
SSottama uno 8crouu su. Sic SepDi=
ferun9 9Dbmens bctrdgt 3,l33,6O2;
U,dlcr l6abt 100000 G5cben, iucl6e
bclonoers in Der 9)iittc uno inn Often
>uoDnen, ouf 3 l}illionen 0cutld) Die
nomentli9 ben 9torb>ue itcn unb bic Srcll=
ienlinie iAnc bo6en, un9 100000 onoc=
rem Stammcs. Scr Gpnfellion nacb
Ser[ dQt bic Scp0ltcrung in 1882 900
ASat6plifcn, 5000 Golpinilten, 33,S4O
Hutberancr unb 9O,65O Suoen. Sic
&otDplitcu itc6eu unter Dem Gri6il6of
BON Yrag uno ben 9ild0fen pon Seit=
mcrit &oni9grdt uno 8uoweis. Sic
,Sabl Der tatDolil9cn Yforreicn lit 1852,
bic Der Nelt9ei1tli6en 3614. M0n6s=
tDjter 9ibt cs IS nit 1868, 9tpnnenfl0=
itcr 46 nit 553Orbensperl oncn. 9as2onO
lit al bcrorocntlid reid al ipertbpollcn
9iaturprobuttcn uno Der WpDll ltano oel=
iclbcn fat li9 in ncuercr 3cit bur9 Yfege
Der Snoultrie uno Tcrmebrun9 >uic Ser
bclerung 0er Gpmmunicotipnsmittd ]cDr
bcoeuteno seboben.
SpbnenfDniAfeif, Tomilien= II.
@elelll@oftsfef am 9reit0nigsto9c, lpo=
bel Gin &u9en pert5eilt miro, III ben cine
ein5ige 8obnc 9ebaden lit. gSer 1ie III
leinen1 Q(ntbeil finbet> lit &pbncntDni9,
cmpfdngt l1un 6uloi9ungen> ertbeilt @no=
ocn uno 8cfeble 9a fir muB cr om
ndditcn 9rcif6ni9sta9e oos MfoDl &C.
ben, nobel sic 8obne ,uicber ben neuen
A36nig erncnnt 0ie5 e o1s Tronfrci6
au6 no6 0tutlUlanb 9etommene Sitte
min man bon ben rDni] 1cn Goturnolicn
obleiten, tpo inter 9(n0erm bic &inocr
cincn &Dnig inter li9 >pdblten, bet ge=
>ui1ie l6er5baft fte Gedte genpb.
8pbrocrfltcbe llntcrlu9unscn Der
eferen Grb1 b16id)ten mittellt bcs Gro=
oOer Ber9bobrers, 1lnl bcrcn 8el l6oiien=
beit fennen 5l lcrnen 9}an bpbrt na9
Gr5gdngcn, &oblenlo9crll @ol5= uno
Woljcrquellen. Sci b;r 9(nla9e seines
Bpbrlp9es pirO 5uerl Gin @6a9t &C.
trieben unc bonn in be1len. 8oben Der
Spbrer eingelebt. 9ie 98eite bcs 8oDr=
lo@s bdn9t pon oer Siefe ob, in Der man
bas 81 1u6enoc 2agcr 5u finben bofft.
Bei 9rpBeu Siefen miro es pben peiter
on9elc9t uno pcren9ert li6 III Die Siefe
allmablig, lpeil es Sur @crDitung 0es
Mo6ltiirScns bcr Seiteuwdnbe nit eiier=
men obcr ble9erncn G6bren ous9cfittert
uno notiirlid) Die ticfcrcn NDDreu bur9
Die pbcrcn our0gelollcu >uerocn miilIell.
SIT bos Sobrlob bis onf 8 3oQ OurA=
ncNer pcrcn9t, 10 fam Die Sobrun9 no.
mentlid bel bdrtcrcn Steinl 69ten nibt
mcbr fortge1ebt ucroen. Gines Scr tie f.
item 8obrl0bcr Der Nelt war0 nobc an
23O0 rb. SUP in M}onoprf bel 2urembur9
binunter9ctriebcn. 9ur6 8obrperlu6c
luurocn l6on @olsluerfe, .piele Srurncu
crlhloiicn uno Die gSilcnl nl6oitcn Ser
@cplp9ie uno Oc5 8crgbous erlpeitcrt.
Gpltpar, elmer Der ncun 5taoten
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ne6r!"
i'm tt;nen 3wirnfoocn sel0eiater iinb
oiejeni9en, Die an oie In iterbli4teit Der
5celc nibt 9lauben. Scr Wfenid bat
ni9t cinmol cine 5eele," 1a9en fe, uuo
merfen ni9t, buB bic les glei9beoeuteno
nit bem ..Musl lprube jenes 9larren lit ::
SD bobc feinen Sop !" :SSSo wobl mebr
ais fppH Hos lit bic 8eboupt1ng, ber Menlb
bobe feline 5cele. 0cnn >ppmit benfi,
6el6licBt uno crinnert liD I'm 9lQes Der
0fcnlG ? Gtipu nit ben O6ren? poer nit
ocr 9aIe2 9ieiu, bos ni9t antluortct
Gin Yrofcllor Ser Tleil9pbilol lopbie, o6cr
Tunctiouen oes Mfagcns, bes @eDirnS
unb Der Ncrpcn lino uu lere @eoanfen>
Gutldbliil]c unO Grinnerungen. Brooo
98el9' berrli0cr Weisheitslpru6 9iur
@@ooe, boB CT jeocn perniiuftigen Deen=
lDtn sum 2o6en bringt. fibt wabr?
llnlcr M}ogen, l1nlcr @ebirn, unlcre Ser
ben lino Nfoterie> 9toH, Tleil6 uno
f0nnen oober nur 0lei l6li6es, Moteri=
cllcs uieoer erSeugeu. Mus Tleil6 unb
gein fam cine quito Tleil 6]uppe lperoen
abcr nic unO nimmer ein Bu9 lln0 cben=
10 mcuig fanu Der Wfogen, oos GeDirn,
oos 9ierpenge eFled)t> @cOonfen, Yernunft=
unb Mil(ensl6liillc bcrpprbrin9en. 0ic=
lclben iiuo bp9 9ans Be itimmt rein gci=
tiger 9latur, man tonn lic ni1t lebcn
nidt anita iten, nibt mel len. @eilti9es
fam nur bon cincm 9ei1tigen Melen
Derpprgebra6t merben. l1no eben bie1es
9ciiti9e gSc1en i1 uns, oos bcnft, oos
bci0licBt, li0 an 9(lles crinnert, Ser
nunft= uno 9HiQens]9lui1e mo1t bcibt
man lit 2opplano, >uie in 9lmerita uno
1T Der gonscn QSelt - 6eelc. 9ll1p fat
Der Nicnl6 balt bod cine Gcelc unb es
1T nidbt pabr> boB i'm Mcn11cn MIR
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fein 9ciltigcs @elen
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mas per5pitfter @inpurf: ~DoB i'm Men=
16cn nidt cine 1o9cnannte @eelc, lonoern
bas @ebirn bic 0enffroft # it, belpeilt bcr
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lpbolb bos @ebirn ct1oo Ourd eil,en Tall
erl6iittcrt uno uerlctt, oocr bel elmer III
bi9en &ronfbeit entsl1nben miro" 9lnt=
,uprt: gu6 Der 9cl6eibtel lte N}enl@ meib
nibt ,pie er an Der 3eit III unb 1T irrig
ooronL ,uenn leinc llDr linn cine foll6e
5tunoe on5eigt uno au6 oer pprtreffli6ite
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ppr, 1pnoern mo9t uns nur cine &aben=
nulit, menn im Glopier mebrere Saiten
gelprllngen un0 erltimmt 1inb. @o lit
es ou9 nit Dem Mlenl6en un0 1einer
@eelc unb 1eineln Gebirn. gl(cs mas
mir bur9 III 1ere lci6li9en @inne> bur9
unlere Mugel 1nO Obren wabrnebmen,
mod)t ouf uns 9e>ui1le Ginbriidc, afficirt
oos @ebirn, briidt li9 bem1elben ,pie ei=
ncr >ucihcn 59reibtafel ein baB bic
5eele oiele Ginoriidc slei6lon berable1en
fonn, uno borna6 lid) ibrc @eoanten,
l1rtbeile nno Sc16lille ma@t. Wenn
MN ober bas @cbirn franf, ent5u,0en,
crl6iittcrt, perlebt, >penn Oiele So fcl Der
llnrcil,igt, 5errillen, Scrltiidelt lit, 0onn
tDnncn Die Wobrnebnun9en Oer 9(u Bel=
lpelt barouf nirbt uebr 9e6Dri9 ein9e=
briidt ucrbcn, uno oonn fam Die @cele
ouc) ni6t mcbr bos &c9tc uno gSobre
innc ,uerbcn, Oobcr oos Srrclein unO
Srrerebcl1, Ipenn es i'm pbern Gtod, int
&ppf I'M @ebirne fe6lt.
Geib lno 5ccle ]inh ouf baS Snnt91te
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Menj6en nur Gin Melen, 1T bo9 b6bit
unpsrnAufti9. I'm ere ptbigen 9teubei='
ben ioentiiisircn oas gDerf5el1g nit bent
gSer5eu9fii6rcr, Die l1br nit Oem ubren=
be1iter, oos Glapicr nit bcm Glapicr=
1pieler, ben 2eib nit Der @eelt, 9lNs
Dem mDdteu lie bonn 9erne Derpprbu9=
itobirelt, oub th Wtenl 1eu Der 2cib> bos
EleiitD, ric Mfotcrie benfc, urtbeile unb
bcl0liebe, baB BET Men19 gar feline @eele
bobe, unO man oaber BON ether lin 1terb=
lidDfeit Der 5cele oud) gar nidt reocn
fbnne. 0o5 9cktcre 1T eben oes Yubels
&crn.
TreiliA bdtten oiele morosgel6eioten
0crrcn upd einen 9orfen Gngpob 5u
pa1Iiren, III >pel6em lie lder iteden blei=
ben pi;roen; olleit ben loNen lie ltnfs
lieger1, tbun, als wcnn lie ibn gar ni6t
jeben ,piiroen, unb Ian fen perltoblener
Wcile re6ts pprbei. Q8as lit oos fir
Elm GngpoB? Gs lit ser @laube an &ot=
tes Wort unO Nuslpru6. 9(u6 Der
1darT innigltc @elcbrte, menn er lid nur
ni9t por 6p6mutb pte ein Trol6 ouf=
hlabt, lon6ern Elm bis6en 0emiitbi9 lit,
fommt bel biclcm GnspaB gang lei@t
bur9 uno bonn cin9e9an9en in ben lpci=
ten, berrli6en Sempel Der Grtenntnib
Gpttes fiiblt er li6 sufrieoen nno gliid=
liD. &inbil9 uno ld6erlid fpmmt i9m
bonn Der 3,ueiiel pDr, pb Der Nfenl)
neblt einem 2etbe lppbl auD cine Seele
bobe. g8o5 lagt oapon oos gottli4c
Bu6 oer G96pf fun9? 98ie bat oer oa=
md6tige ben Mcnl6en 9el9offen? 3u=
er1t biloete Ct aus grben ltaub leinen Seib;
oonn bou65tc er in 1ein Mngelid)t ben
Obcn ocs 2ebens - bie @eele> runo 10
luorb Der Men13 13 5um lcbenoi9en We len."
l1no mod Elm paar 0ubeno 0fal beibt es
in ber OHenbarun9 @ottes, oab oer 9eib
aus @toub 9ebiloet luieber 5u
GtQub tperben miro, Die @eele aber ein
@ou9 bcr @ottbeit> Su @ptt 5uriidfeDren
muB> unb unterl d)eibet flar uno bc1timmt
5lpi1 6en 2eib uno @eelc, als slpei per=
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Ifou ipilde bic obcrc mittlcrc uno bic bcibcn
untern Gdliuien iucN, 10 blcbcn nod orci Ucl>
Der, iuic fol9cnoe Uiaur scigt:
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every hfth subscriber The firm name Is = sufficient
guaranty OF fairness and fulhllmen.. send money
order or registered letter 20 BEADLE& ADAMS.
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SEASONABLE RECIPES.

To Pot Batter for Winter Cse.-Mix
arge spoonful OF salt, "A tablespoonful OF
nowdered white sugar, and one OF salt
,eter. Work this quantity into six pounds
,ffresh-made butter. Put the butter into
! stone pot that " thoroughly cleansed.
when YOU have finished putting down
vour butter. cover it with layer Of salt,
and let il remain covered until cold
weather.
Potato Fritsrs. Boil large potatoes.
mash them well. beat four yelks and .
whites OF eggs. aud add to the above, with
one large spoonful Of cream, another OF
sweet wine. a squ,e Ze OF lemon, and a lit
lie nutmeg. Beat this batter ! hour at
least. Ii will be extremely light. Put
GOOD quantity of tine lard in stewpan,
and drop n Spoonful OF the batter at a
time into il. Fry them, and serve with
sauce composed Of glass OF white wine,
the juice Of lemon, one dessert spoonful
Of peachleaf or almond water, and some
white sugar warmed ogether. or the COM
non wine sauce.
Leather GLre.-A substance known rs
lesther glue Is prepared by mixing I'D
Earts Of bisulphnret of carbon with OF
oil of turpentine. and adding sufiiciency
Of gutta percha 10 thicken the mass Inc
rather surfaces 10 DC united must De ifeeu
rom oil, which is accomplished by sub
letting them 10 pressure, by laying the
leather upon blotting paper and applying
hot iron. After lacking together the
edges 10 be joined with the cement. they
are to be Kept under pressure until the
glue is entirely dry.
Goldfish Cakes.-First boil dried Goldfish,
after soaking il, then chop it fine, put 10 it
an equal quantity Of potatoes, boiled and
mashed; moisren il with beaten eggs or
milk and little butter, and a little pep
per. Form IL In small round cakes, rather
more than ! inch thick. Flour the outside
and fry in hot lard or beef drippings, until
they are delicate brown. Like fish, these
must be fried gently, the lard being boil
ing hot when they are put in. When one
side is done, turn the other. Serve for
breakfast.
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Scrofnla. or Kings Evil. White

Swellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas, Swelled Neck.
Goitre. Scrofulous determinations. Indolent
lnlammations, Mercnnal Affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions Of the Skin, Sore Eyes, etc.
In these. as in all other constitutional Dis
eases, WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs have
shown their great curative powers ia the
most obstinate and intractabe cases.
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VIZ understand that the whoopins-cough
Is quite prevalent In the towns around Us !;
but that no cases have proved fatal. some
families use nothing but JohRsOn's AROdyRe
LiHimenf. Our Doctor, however, says a lit
lie ipecic, TO produce vomiting. would be an
alVanfale.
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THERE are more than one thousand differ
ent kinds Of pills In the United States. Some
OF them are worthless and Injurious, other.
are good and beneficial Old DR.. Parsons in
vented the best ambitious pill we ever saw
or heard OF. They are now sold under the
name OF Parsons Purgdffre Pills.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-03-05

WHHoFT's FEVER AND AGUE Tonic
Il. medicine u used by construction COM
'Anes for the benefit Of their employees,
when engaged in malarisl districts. The
chest testimonials have been given by con-
Factors and by the Presidents of some of the
Ealing railroads in the South and West.
hen men are congregated in large numbers
Z the neighborhood Of swamps and rivers,
" ihof's Tonic will prove valuable addi-
Pc TO the stock OF medicines. aud will am
Iy reward the company In the saving of
me, labor and money. We recommend IL 10
:. WHEELocK, FISLAY n Co., Proprie-
pr. New Orleans.
FOR SALE by ALL DRUGGISTS.