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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

Tom. SCOTS Texas aud Pac'fl:
Railroad Subsidy bill is considered
to be past praying for, so far as tins
Co,oress Is concerned. The House
on Mou,lay, refused to suspend the
rules and appoint an early aay i"'
rs consideration. Col. Scott vii
be compelled to negotiate with h''
fauow Democrats of the next House
tor his subsidy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

idence of the brides father, by the
Rev w. G. Bancroft, William II.
Daffte aud Miss Eugenia De Fersie
Prince, ali of Ashland. The many
friends in this city Of both parties
interested In this contract extend
their congratulations.
From The Tribune.
Our friend Geo. NJ. Smith is doing
quite lively trade in the fish bu~i-
ness-shipping our magnificent lake
trout to ST. Paul by the ton.
Don't pronounce the name of the
new Methodist minister, Mr.. Chaffce,
as though it We're spelled Chy-ty
lie isn't bit "chatfy'', either IN
name or in his style of preaching.
pranour &c his name as though IL
were spelled "CHa-fee" and you will
get it pretty nearly ri .ht.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
Florida has a Senatorial dead

Florida has 4 Senatorial dead
lock. She might AS well be out "f
RI. ITuion rs out of fashion. Ill II
ati, Bi~bce, formally of Wisconsin,
is one of the great many oa'ia'-
5,,es On the 4th inst. Mr.. Hicks,
,he leader of the Independents,
charged thai bribery had been used
which completed the confusion
The charge is undergoing a lorna
Investigation.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

Hon. Wm. ). kns is SO We.
pleased with his operations IN Ia
chi, Mail stock, that he has gwen
hi. attention TO stock ever slhce,
and his business IN the Domino"
is trying t, get cross. oae good
raise his gwen him = start III iie,
and he fees shark rs !, raiser, II We
may judge from his recent e''np.'
mentary reference to Minnesota
Perhaps he is just Il tritie too cut
iins.-N.ifss.see Co'a. 1spaes'
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

SO many applications tor di-
yorce have been made to the Idaho
Leg stature that Mr.. Paddock has
introduced bill dlvorcing all the
married people in the Territory, and
placing them In statu Qtto ante ntdt-
rinaonium. This, he says, will save
time, and those who wish can CD
remarked.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27


very appropriate verses on the death
Of ashinston, which Indicate
somewhat, the griet at the death 'f'
and the great love and reverence
entertained toward, the "Father q
his Country by the people OF 'ha'
,lav-so,ne,hiny akin, though hardly
equal in intensity, TO the various
emotions and expressions OF srie1'
love AMI reverence called Iorli from
we of the North on the ASSASSINATION
,f sThe Saviour of his Country
Abraham Lincoln. We publish the
verses just as they appeared III he
! Gazette:
For the Utter County Gazette.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

On the 18th day of February,
1870 the soul of Abr .ham Lincoln
was launchrd into time. Congress
is being pctitloned to appoint LIN
coIn's birthday legal holiday, ike
un,o that of Washington. III
should he done.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

TuE Senate, Wednesday, pass
cd bills to admit Coloradn and Ne"
Meyico as States OF the Unlar, a ter
tie usual preiminaries have been
gone through with.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

Sen ATon FERRY, oi Michigan, /
spoken of as likely to be chose"
prrside.:; pro TEN. of tue Oa''ed
States senate, after The +th oi
March.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
SPIRITUALISM.
RELIG,O-pHIL0S0pH'CAL JOURAal

.rTATE OF wise rNsIN, COUNTY o. DOUGLAS
y In Ci cult Court.
John Shoup plaintiff, against fahnestoeh
L.ehtuer and NJ. J. Lightner, defendants.
Bwvirtue ofand pursuant TO Judgment "r'ef
of foreclo- ure and sale rendered IN the above
entitled action, at IA regular term OF the oif-
cnit Court for Douglas County holden at the
Court House in Superior on the 23d Gay o'
December 1874. shall on Tuesday the 9tt'
d,, of March 1875 at two O'Clock in the AZ
ternoop. at the front door of the Court house
y, the town of Superior, Douglas county,
Wisconsin ofT.r for sale and sell at pdonc
auction to the highest bidder the mor'sased
nremises hereinafter described to-wit:
The North halt Of section twenty-five (2Z)
township forty six (46J north OF range eleven
! IN west. containing 32) acres, all IN Doug
| las county aforesaid.
Dated Sheriff Office, Superior Wis, JAN
- 1874 AUGUST ZACHAU,
Sheriff of Douglas County
GEo. W PERRY, Pl'tfs Atty. Ja"Zt
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Mr.. BARBER.

Mr. Barber likes everything about Mr..
Cameron except the one plank OF 0'a'e
p;chtsn which the coalition put uuder nun
This ,rv of state rights, he says, brought o''
a,,r civil war, and is the greatest aoo''i'''"
,I F. A. NJ.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

DIR O. w. y Iour has oeen hp-
pointed State Geoiogis', III the pace
Of Dr. La, ham, who has held Tue
pos,tlou soue two years.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CTArE oF WISCONSIN, COUNTY OF DoUGL ss-
- In Ctrsnit Co Irt.
IL. Clark. ptaistih, against Timothy Dwight
NiI~oS, 4. fnlsnf.
Tii- STATE 4 Msc nsin to tie above named defendant:
Yoa are hereby summoned all required To answer
the COIN, ,aiHt u this scftnn. which ht~d the
Office of taa Cei OF the Cirruit el the County
ot Douglas, >tatc # miscunsi andto Copy
of your the said o.,n lsint The suhscr>
h-r- the office of iiirsm Hayes, t-q. in tile rswn
of SUe.rio County af ress,d, withia t~t6 Giass
after the service Of this sanlm Us you. eNcius
of the day OF such If fail to ~er
the complaint within ts- mioress.d III. plai'
III this eti.,a will take jnd agsin-t you ia
Il eight indr-sl and frty cellars al twelve
cents with af-cs from, the date hereof besidvs the
q this sctibn
Dat>d February 20th, 1875.
uEo W PERRY and
Ii. HsiES.
pIaiutifs Attorneys.
Superior ponglss Co. Wis. tei'2swi
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

John Observation-Disclosures
was marriad TO Julia Solnskimln-
n;ewiunieliski at South Bend In
diana, last Sunday.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

D'Unger's Great Mp -Swindle Ex-
pose a Flasco-Clambe.- Of Com
merce Cushmanis Great En-
terprise tinisned-Cal.-
CO Surplse AMI a
FIsny Story.
DuLUTu, Feb. &c, 1875.

EASuy SsoAy
DuLUTu, Feb. &c, 1875.
Editors Ttnses.:
The past We, k has been an in
tense y exciting one with ia. We
have been impatien''s awaiting the
downtlli of the n. p, Railroad and
m 'mentarily expecting kilograms
relative to its fna demo lsl'nnent.
Our worthy cotenr.5rary of The
Herald informed u in his Mon
days Issue of toe "bigyest piece of
knavery on earth" (hls art Gle pre-
s',me) aud goes on to give for the
benefit of those whom itmay con-
Germ. n piece of his mind In refer
ence To The great n. Z. swin-ile, SO
completely agltatiE, tie public feel
ing that there are prospects of Il
subscription being taken up III be-
halt of our poor friend, as small
compensation for his efforts-and
we anticipate large and willing
contribution.
In his otfhand and independent
manner he relates to us how the pub
lie have been iuped by having an, :
thi, G 10 do with their bonds, and
and goes on to inform us that he
was caught by that sarie tempting
bait-iured OH till threatened storms
thundered o'cr his head and an ex-
posure was necessary, aHording II
most brilliant opportunity for COM
promise III the shape OF II "conse
loaCu" Ge". Cass
A SURPRISE PARTY"
While meandering down Supe-
rlor street, yesterday afternoon, |
was quite surprised to miss the
staging which has for so many
weeks occupied soprominenta posi-
tion in front OF Clarke's Stone
Block. a friend kindly informed
us that Cushinan lSerr4.taru 9f-.'a~
rot those two aaontnys to work sat
isfaclorlly.
CALICO SURPRISE.
Our dry--oods merchants have
had large trade in ''calikers' dur
Jag the past two days, which, | un-
d.rs,and, is TO result III a calico sur
prise to be gwen at Judge Cary ;
this. Friday, evening. Music Will
lhe in attendance, and Il social time
i, expectedFby the younger portion
OF our community.
RATHER "FTsHY ;.
I noticed a large arrival OF fr'sf
fish Thursday evening and anoihe
10, this morning. They are BEN!
= uuloa,led at the commission houseo
e Geo. NJ Smith. Mr. 5. informs II
5 that they are from Bay and a
j lake trout. He proposes shlppin
them east by rail.
y Fish are in good demand an
e parties may rely on a ready sale b
N bringing to Duluth. ~, ;,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
ON THE DEATH OF
GEVERIL WASHING u -'O'.
rHY A YiUNu LADY.l

|
What means that iesnh rye, tht' f'rkes my car
Wha means those moarhiui s'"h''-
ws. toll the bells The awful knell Of iate'
Ahi-wuy those fl hs hat do my tinty sa'e'
ybsrcer turn the general gloom appe"rs,
Tno- q mourning badgt hii my 81 ! wiz" -: dr.L
& ,,f.r ,nafuI II ,,s- It's d.'n"-iI, doue' -
rh. 6i.nt tomb inv 4des our MAohtNoi'N'
u,. virtues a. exaltel, yield their breath
u.,t bri-ht peri-cti lad rei'et in aa'hi
-, IN, al ore. ,,.sS - giortous "ahet-
VIA, theu is rches, honour aud ir-e i"mes
III. spy n chief the father and the friend
r. at,,,. >, ,tri,,t--t, I the III use cpilnenn,
t.lum..s'. siory All IL ,unt Norh'n pr'ue,
T,., !, t,r en,nrlued h numbafs at Ia fde'-
=, rho eyb re spondednt from the brs.ft,
~. ~ IN rich num' ets!--i- t.. gos'ng zeS',
n. t..r- r,fnigeut beam with Sr tte W '"'e'
Aud saiIe m"ueuing our athicuoh pto'e.
w..p,-kinir4d m ,rals-weepi-no m IRE you Il h'iu
| !. man a. juit =, pure, 40 flrm III IA h'no'
| ~ ;,;c,ny Angels h4ii tue heayeni saoei
| ra.s,ta, :. irits .re,t the wonder of ihe Ass'
On another page of the paper we
find the following 20 we OF THIS
dav) very curious advertisement
which forclblv reminds us OF oh'
treat change which has taken place
~ this country during the seventy
FIVE wears which have elapsed since
!, .ba ,ssue mentioned of the "UlStel
; County Gazette, viz: the CONDITION
If ,be colored race. We reprin
the cad" just as it appeared IN Iii
Gazette:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27

OuR State Legislature has decld-
"a 10 adjourn on the 4tn OF March.
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SAWYER AND RUSK.

hear from other sources that Mt. oai
r.ntor.s 4 fat il laid at the door OF MI
S.v.r and Mr.. Ruk. 1t is repor "a d.
..i3 mn there that they could have tu' i'eu
thipos diff, rentls if they had used the'r III
a..,.e and so desired" 1t Is true they
we're telegraphed to several times ana '"a'
,b.v ahstained from any interference.
5on't know exactly how it is, hut MI. Saw
ver and Mr.. Risk are sound headed, prac''-
-, men who naturally take to that KIND OF
leadership. know, however, that both t ke
!. large state price in Mr.. Carpenters ao''''S
and reputation. But back OF that 1t NAV o'
! that they estimate Senator more iof III
l..i.l,,iye usefulness than for his oratofiea
o,,m,sc. Mr.. SAWYER thinks Mr.. Cameron
will be .al right" as a Senator, ii the Dem
ocr,ts Cont succeed in ''piowing with 'ho''
We that have known Mr.. Cameron t'r th
last twenty years, are not much troubled 0
| that side
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
ST. CRolx LAND GRANT.

THIS hill il now second on the Speakers
t,hl. and can be called at any tine Mt.
Unubird was there last week, looking the
ground over, and vii soon he oacS aoah'.
dr Baldwin came down last night MI
Wing !, looking after the Bayheii end OF
the road and Mr. Moore, the Superior. lht
tate oi tue oiir is pronably IN the hands o.
the speak r. Ii he rules, as II Is hoped M
/ viii, that, under the recent decislon OF 'h'
cou~t, the oil isn't in tue nature of an ap
i ,,rspsiation. il can then lie reached by MA
Iiarity vote. | doat hear mUca said aoou
the bill, aud don't dare express my hope Q
it success
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
DECISION OF coAyIrrEE.

The committee heard the case through,
and hnding the facts looking ugly "a SHOWN
nv Mr. beck and engineers, decided to A"-
il the appropriation TO sS',ooo ana iur''ef'
that none of il should be spent on the canal
Tn. amount will be used in dredging the IN
h,,i.or Nr. Moor. is satisfied that the
hHing up If the harhor the coming season
x,it s4,tfe the ease now in court, aud dispos.
ot the canal as 1t should be.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
THE DULUTH STORY.

Ganer,, Averill rehearscd the old puuth
s.ov which facts have dispraved, that the
cast sin,is Of the lake would dfive tue "a'o'
-, vest through the capa, AMI when the
winds subsidized the water ~ouid re'u'" ~
de-, nen the channel at the mouth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
Saw Mill for sale.

Eugine IS IN. by f.-t s:rh' e--2 h'iiers ana Nil
roupi-te locat Il ou town sit, S1I eriof
jln2o Appy I" l. hi''hi".
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-02-27
Fox AND WISCONSIN,.

Several men are here, and more coming,
IN the interest of this great Improvement.
trust all to Mr.. Sawyer The approptia-
ton fgures are SIT at halt million He is
i'll hopes that the whole biil as arranged. can
be passed under suspension of rules,
without provoking debate.
SENATORIAL GOSSIP.
Straglers from our great Senatorial con
test be in TO come in and tell Us how it was
done Among the arrivals yesterday, was
Mr Wing, Z S. Land receiver at Bayfield,.
He was at Madison all through the fght.
Never he saws, "was better fight Ina;ie,
or riue devotion shown" Cameron was
sprung" upon them al the last moment, and
their calculations exploded. And now thu I
the fight is over he says nobody is satisfied
and verybody disappointed. The ReformerS
hni that Cameron is St. Paul Railroad
man, and the Democrats hat he is a straight.
er Republican than Carpenter himself Even
lie "bolters," he saws, are ashamed of II
when they see "what fall there is from
Carpenter to Cameron" Among all, nobod,
is happy except Matt. himseli-he stands
sixtv cuhits higher than ever before. He
cheered and encouraged them when the
battle was raging; he comsorted and con
Soled them when the battle was lost; hence
forth he is canoniz ID in their hearts forever.
They blame Wa,hburn more than any other
for this Sad result; word from him would
have changed all and saved all.
WHAT Mr.. MITCHELL SAYS.
Meeting Mr. Mitchell, little later last
evening, l called his attention to the news
paper char ges, that he went over to Mad
.on where he could CONTROL Charlie Lar
kin's aud other Milwaukee votes, and then
set up .1e pms for Mr. Cameron also that
Mr. Cameron WAS regular attorney OF the
ST Paul road, in their interest and pay. Mr..
Mitchell remarked at oncct HI, there was
nothing in these charges" He said he was
at MdUtSOT last week, diiu tbdb MI La hia
himself, WAS the first one that suggested
Mr. Cimeron's name to him. Mr. Cameron
was not their attorney in any suit. They
had er poycd his partner, Mr. Losey, in Ger.
tain matters, the same as they had before
employed Mr.. Carpenter. He said further,
that he had never consulted Mr.. Cameron in
relation to the present railroad questions in
the state, aud he ddn't know what his opin-
ions were He knew that Mr.. Cameron waq
"A commons nse man, and he was wiling to
t,ke chances on ANYTHING he might dn--A-
Il. said il was "falf to Mr. Carpenter '"'
other W Sc he regarded it as an improvement
Mr.. Carp inter- he said, was hne speaker
clevrr man and all that, but when IL ea'''
to practical questions, he was IKE s''a
]
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
Have courage. my boy, to say No.

You orc starting on LIES journey,
Alone on tie highway OF life.
You u meet with thousand temptations,
Zach city with evil l. rife.
This world Is n stage of excitement;
There is danger where'er Won 20.
But if YOU are tempted in weakness.
Have the courage, my boy. 20 say no.
The Syscn's sweet song may allure you /:
beware of her cunning and art.
Whenc'cT YOU see her approaching.
lie guarded aud haste 20 depart.
The billiard saloons arc inviting.
Dected Out with their tinsel AID show
Yor may be inritod ~ enter:
Have courage, my boy, to say no.
Tic bright ruby vine may Le offered:
No matter how tempting % he.
From poison that sti84s ike aa n Ter.
Ny boy. hove courage TO nee.
The gambling bale are below YOU.
Their iigh.s-how they dance % & cro.
II you should TO tempted % enter.
Have courage. ms boy, q say no.
In courage alone lies your safety.
Whom sou the long Journey begin,
And trust in q heavenly father.
Who viii keep you 1nspottcd from sin.
Temptations viii go on Increasing,
IS streams from riyGlet Cow.
Bu' il Won are true 20 your manhood,
Have courage. my boy. to say no.
know Of but ono way Of fortiryino
my soui against al gloomy pressges and
teTors Of m.ud end that Is. by secur
ing TO myself the friendship AMI protec
ton efthat Being who disposes Of events
and governs iuturity. fblison.
70 The poor and proud were never e
numerous as now.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

a VERY COOP AppLG PiE.--Talxc a
large coliee-cup Of light bread dough.
work in it piece Of butter the size of
an egg. fill deep dish with apples sill
ced thin, put little water on them. roll
out tue crust just To cover the dish. and
bake until the apples are perfectly soft
then with knife Lift the crust of. lay IL
upside down on plate q little larger
than the crust; mash the apples with
the back OF spoon in the dish they wero
baked in. put piece OF butter in them
as large as anutmeg, sugar to your taste,
stir well together, spread them on the
crust. CRATE nutmeg over the top. and
yon have very nice pic. Better if ca.
ten with cream.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

n WILD STEER-lIow TO BE SAFE
FROM IT.-A wild steer entered Central
Park, New York, lately and made rush
es on a number of people before it was
Killed. In every case the park police
shouted to hopcrSons attacked to throw
themselves on the ground and lie mo-.
tionless. Whenever this was done be-
fore the steer reached the persons it
stopped. glzsl at the PROSTATE form.
and ran or without further demonstra.
ton. Even when those who were struck
had the presence OF mind % lie quiet
where they had dropped, no further no.
tice was taken of them.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

WARTS on HoEsEs.-The Turf Field
dad Fa-mer gives the following cure
FIRST wash over the surface Of the wart
with Icy made hy dissolving one ounce
OF sai-soda in one quart of boiling wa
ter, and apply when sufficiently cool
by means OF n sponge. After you
have removed all foreign or scaly mat
ter from the surface of the wari, touch
over the wart only, b. means Of a cam
els hair brush. caustic composed OF nj.
tratc OF silver. one drachm; cold water,
one ounce. Apply this latter every sc.
cond day at night. THIS will no doubt
be found an ctIicacio.s remedy in en-.
tlrely remoyi ing IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

BIoiLID PARsNIrs.--Wnsh and scrapo
the largast finest ones: boi, them until
tender In water in which little salt has
been pnt; let them get cold; slice md
hroil them on gridiron on which ont.
tor has been rubbed, TO prevent their
sticking.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

SUIT FOR Hoos,-A suit for the value
OF two hogs has just been settled in Lo-
gansport. Indiana, the cost amounting
TO over $4,000. The animals were drag.
ged the length Of two counties on seve-
rar writs Of replevin, and it seems rea.
sonabie to infer that costs include con.
seluental damage for the worry of mind
which the hog must have endured.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

@-J. c. Ryle says, and it is true. if
you do not take trouble with Your chill.
dren when they are young. they will
give you trouble when they are old.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

70 Believe nothing against another
Out upon good authority; nor report
what may hurt another, unless it be n
greater hurt to others to conceal il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

sS Sir Walter Scott was a grea. lover
of dogs, and always hal many fine ones
around him. One day, in conversinr
with friend, he said: Those dogs"
pointing TO two fine hounds lying on the
hearth, understand every word sa;."
The friend expressed his doubts OF this
statement. Sir Walter, to prove il.
took up book and began to rca aloud
II have two lazy. good fornothing dogs
who lie by the FIRE AMI sleep. and let
cattle ruin my garden" Both dogs in
stantly sprang up, and ran ont of the
room, and finding no cattle in the gar
den, returned and lay down by the fire.
The barolet again read from the bool,
the same story. Again the dogs ran
o"t and again returned disappointed and
lay down. The third time their master
told the story, when instead of going
out. the dogs came up to him, looked in
his face, whinel and wagged their tails.
rs much rs to say, "You have made
game of us twice, you cannot do it the
third time
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

MEAT PrE wIru PorAro Cnrsr.--Cut
beef or nation into largo pieces. and
season them with pepper and q finely
Shred onion; boil and mash potatoes
With milk. so ~ 10 form the crust. vita
which line bu.tcrcd dish, and then put
in the meat with teacupful OF water.
Lay the crust thickly over the meat. and
bake about an hour and half.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

10 The FaymeIS' Journal of Iowa
says that no less than one hundred and
htty species Of grasses have been rounG
In Nebraska, onc-fourth of which, and
these the most widely distributed, are
in the front rank for pasture or hay
Many of them are rank and tropical in
growth, showing rich soil & good climate.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

PAIN PUN PGpDlSG.--One cup OF
molasses. ono Of milk. four OF -four, one
egg. oae teaspoonfui OF soda dissolved
IN the milk. little nutmeg, cinnamon.
cloves and mace, one teaspoonful of salt.
one cup OF raisins seeded; boil S hours.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17

lNcRowiNG ToESAILs.-A poul.icc or
ilaSsccd and alum, applied night and
day to an ingro@ng nail will often az.
ford Immediate relief when all other re-
mcdies have failed. 1t is worth trying.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1875-12-17
Farmer and House keepor.

Arrhs Jonv.--Parc, quarter aid core
enough apples TO ill three or four quart
crock. Make batter ln:!c thicker
than for pancakes; put layer OF APP.
pies on the bottom OF tie crock. then
pour over some OF the batter, then ano.
Their layer of apples, taea batter, aud SO
ON until all Is used. Then put thick
soda crust on the top, aud bake Cor three
hours. To be eaten With sweet sauce.
Very nice.