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WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

w oNDHhr oi' ~ = 'o ~ r.a- g.
THE FAMOUS GLOBE-FLOWER SYRUP
CURES, AS IFBY MAGIC,
COLDS, COUGHS, BRONCHITIS, HoARsENEss,
~. OBSTINATE LUNG AFFECTIONS,
ASTHMA, GROUP,
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS, PLEuRIsY,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING,
LOSS OF VOICE. and will cure .. --
CONSUMPTION,
as $4,000, grave-robbed witnesses testify: No
opium; nothing poisonous: delicious to take ;the
earthly savior to all Athlete with affections OF the
throat and lungs; bequeaths to posterty one OF the
greatest biessiRgs-souED LUNGS ana immunity
from CONSUMPTION.
Over one hundred thousand bottles have been
used and not single failure known. Thousands OF
les imoua of wonderful cures, such as the follow
ing can be seer at tine Office OF the propretorS, NO
go Brold street, atlanta Ga, will be sent on 2p-
plication 10 any who doubt:
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MICE STATIONERY.

MICE STATIONERY. p IDS Il 81
ELEGANT NOTE PAPER. LETTER. PAPER,
and ENVELOPES, as well as cheaper STYLES.
sUPERIoR INKs-black, blue, violet, and car
mine ..t' r.. ... FIJI sEs".{ +
FINE GOLD PENS, STEEL PENS, and QUILL
PENS. 49, as-. t-s@ "- 81 .s0-ts =.
The subscribers get up In fashionable style, p
VISITING AND WEDDING CARDS:
Tin Weddings, Crystal Weddings, Silver Weddings,
and Golden Weddings.
ta30 .s e.. WOODHOUSE L PARHAM.
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Commencing MONDAY, January 80, 1875,
passenger and freight trains this road will run
as follows: $3.50. :.
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR WEST POINT vii
leave Richmond daily tSundays excepted at 8 r.
d., and Will arrive from West Point daily thon-
days exceptedt ut 0:30 A. NJ.
/ The splendid steamer LOUISE. Captain A. C.
N1CKLE, will run In connection with this road.
leaving West Point MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS,
and FRIDAYS on the arrival of the 8 p. ". train
from Richmond and arriving at Baltimore early
next morning, and leaving BatimoreT UESDAY5,
THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS at 4 p. NJ, ar
rive at est Point next morning In time to con-
meet with the train due at Richmond at 1890
A. NJ.
rare 10 washington ........................ ~
tare 10 PDllaleipnia.. .................... z %
Fare to New York. 10 so
THROUGH Freight TRAIN viii leave Rich
mond WEDN l-SDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUM-
DAYS. at 4 A. ~, connecting at West Point With
steamer. landing freight in Baltimore early next
morning.
attached, leaves Richmond for West Point and
way stations MONDAYS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS. at z A. NJ. and leaves West Point
for Richmond II o'clock noon Of same days.
EDWARD +. FOLG Err, Superintendent.
W. N. BRAGG, Master TRANSFORMATION. in go
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DYEING AaDsCOURINs.

YOUTHS, AND BOYS
III CLOTHING, however much soiled or faded
Iacies having arti,les 10 be cleaned or coioxud
VIII ind It 10 the1r interest," 10 sand or enl y
Steam Cleaning and Dyeilg kstan'tshmsni.
"a ssG am Marsbatt siters. ne,r nm b. -
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Armed with this ANTIDOTE, all climates and
changes of water and food may be faced without
fear. AS remedy in MALARIOUs FEVERS,
powR1, COMPLAINTS, RESTLEssSEsS,
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA, :.... ... .r -..
THE CHEAPEST. PUREsT, AND BEST FAM
~ MEDICINE IN THE WORLD!
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DICHMoND, DETECTIVE AGENCY

DICHMoND. DETECTIVE AGENCY.
~. .sas, .s - a..l a9...- = -
KNOX 4. CRADDoCK,
INDEPENDENT DETECTIVES, al
cer their services 70 the public for the detection
81 of crime committed on ,la..f. /;
BANKS, RAILROADS, TOBACCO FACTOHIESs
INSURANCE COMPANIES. &c. -
viii attend to business In any part OF the stale OF
of the United States viii give, particular at
,eption 10 The recovery OF
STOLEN PROPERTY.
WIN nav literally for any Information left OF their
of1.e. Business strictly confidential. No. Eiev-'
eN'N 90 WILLIAM r.. Knox, /.
lste Chief OF DetectiveG.
ROBERT B. CRkDpOCK,
"a an-lm fudep%ndpnt Detective.
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READ. READ!
CONSUMPTION CURED!

OFFICE OF o. SACKETT. Drugs and Mediclnes,l
NEW ALBANY. ND april 10, 1874. )
Dr. s. Peadleton, atlanta, Ga: hear Sir
have received your CIRCULAR, and In consequence
of the distribution l have sod about SIX dozen
iIlobe Flower Syrup III the last two weeks: The
Globe Flow.r Syrup Is gaming great celebrity.
recommend ed II In two cases OF consumption. One
case WAS bedfast: had not laid on but one SIDE ior
two wears; hemorrhages almost every day; murh
eIuaciaied, and expected 10 die. lie his taken six
bottles of Globe Flower syrup; his troubles are all
gone, except pr ration, when IS rapidly lmproy
similar with same good results. can send you
many testimonials If you want them.
Yours truly, &C., y. SACKETT.
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TCE! ICEI-FULL SUPPLY FoRTHE
4 YEAR OF THE BkST QUALnY-Thankla
~ no cnsfomers and frienos agaio the coming Sc
n. relying upon an experience OF twenty-odd
years 10 give entire satisfaction; ptoo :, .u,. an
Orders f. with Major \. Il. Courtney, corner
Thir,santf, and Franklin s,ree.s, will be promptly
attended 10 % DhAShDoAst''
fa 29-epd2wS -.
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DURCELL, LADD 4 CO., DRUGGISTS,

DURCELL. LADD Il CO., DRUGGISTS,
l. No. 1915 MAIN STREET, RIcnMoED, VA
have constantly on hand large stock OF t
DRUGS. DYES. NlSDOw-GLASs, PAINTS,
OILS FOR PAINTING AND MACHINERY,
CONCENTRATED YE. ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS, RUSSEs,
BASDAGES, PRRFCMERY. FANCY SOAPS,
GERMAN COLOGNE WATER, ss..' ...-"
DITMAN'S SEA SALT, ... .- ~. Il. ~
FOCGERA's PREPARATIONS. .F ,
and Il general assortment of PURE DRUGS and
CHEMICALS and choice and weIlselected as
sorment OF all articles for sale In quantities to sui
purchasers by PURCELL. LADD & co,
ia2l - L1216 Main street Richmond. Va.
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TAKE
s1MMOSs,s LIVER REGULATOR
diseases of the Liver, Stomach, and Spleen

or all diseases of the Liver, Stomach, ana 81
Tt is emlneptlya Family Medicine;
and by ueIng kept ready for ilnmedi-
ate resort will save many an h2ur or
suff- RUG and many dollar in time
and DOCTORS bills.
After FLrty Years trial 1t IL still re-
ceiving the most unqualified tes.imo-
malls OF Its virtues from persons OF
the highest character and le1ponsi-
bllity Eminent physicians commend
IL as the most
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For sale by DR.. j. S. PEMBERToN & Co., proprie-
tors, Atlanta, Ga. and BY
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Wholesale Agents,
10 ondEw2,n Richmond. Va.
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II youfeel DULL. DR0WsY,
DEBiLITATED. have frequent
HEADACHE. MOCTH TASTES
BADLY. POOR PPnTITE, ana
ToNcuECOATED you are SUI
ferinp ORPID | lTER or
"EIIIoUSNESS," and nothing
will cure you so speedily aud
permanently.
Ina LIVER the largest organ
In the bony. is generally The
sat OF the disease, and II not
REGULATED In time great suf-
feIing, wreIchedness, ana
HEATH will eusue.
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pOYAL FIRE INsURaNCECOMPANY
Az Of LivERPoOL AND LONDON. ,'ii
ASSETS Wv Els .4l2,1Q0 800
Deposited With Treasurer of Virginia. -. 100000
IMPERIAL. FIRE INSURANCE COM.
L PANY, 0FLOND0N. -
ASSETS. OVER. .812 ,OcO, 900
Deposited With Treasurer of Virginia. -. S60, 900
shareholders personally resLo1t ibls for the sbii
CATIONS or the above companies. &C. -" -
Represent AZ The above staunch cid English COM
their unquestionabe security. prompt and liberal
settlement OF al claims, anp heavy income. :.
g JOHN II. CLAIBORNE g. CO, Agents, a
no 10 srrt. ~ q. r..+r No. HOS Main street.
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MATTERS OF THE VIRGINIA

WATERS OF THE VIRGINIA
w SPRINGS,
FREpERIcKsHALL BITTER WATER,
DITMAS'S SEA SALT e r the BATH, s.ag r
GRANULAR FFFEREEsCENT. SALTS VARIETY,
sQUlBBS's FLUID EXTRACTS, &C.;
SHARPE & DOHME'S PREPARATIONS, ...-a.
CHEST. PROTECTORS, -~..t ...g. .t
10. TURKISH BATI-1oWELS, 49,. . 81.
BATH-sPONGES,
SURGEONS SPONGES, ..'. ?.
CARRIAGE-SPOSGES, .-...E ..... . - .-..
C1IAMOIS SKINS, ..
full line of Drugs. Patent Medicines Perfumery
Soaps, Pomades lair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes. !
POLK MILLER CO, Apothecaries,
n % corner Of Ninth and Main str. ers.
. O0nCAkES PISE-TREE TAR SOAP
for cleaning and sofening the skim and preventing
cracss and chaps-e excellent for school-boys.
Price, 15c.; two cakes for 25c
-. POLK MILLER & CO.,
ia2S ... corner Ninth and Main streets.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES

John W. DENNIS, GENERAL AGENT
- NORTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, one or the best In The United states.
orally. :, - - =,
Gfice at present at my coal-yard, on Basin be-
tween Eighth and sfnth streets, Richmond, Va. ~
fe 1-dlm GW1t 49,. -, ~ 81
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LUhNl1 OnE AM XII
+ ~ HOUSE-FURSISHING GOODS. "a
E.' -l.-r!. % 49, r'E.~ ..'s !"
FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FCRNITUaE,
rtRPETs CARPETS, CARPETS,
SIncEs BIBLES, non PICTURES,
ep ,usS FRAMES. FRAMES, ...
CHRoMOS. CHRohoS, ShSoa U.s.
LoOKIyG-GLAssEs, LooKING-6LAssEs,
CATHOLIC PRAYER. BOOKS, u -. ~
"" Ho1 CATHOLIC PRAYER BOOKS
full line Of the above goods always on hand
Parties in want would do We'll to call and e1amine
sing. will sell by weekly or monthly instaiments
II required. WiLLiAM 10 q q 49, 49,,
de l6-3m 1900 1tlGn r.rCL-
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FEFECTUAL SPECIFIC

EFFEC z AL CT ECIFI 10
for CONSTIPATION, HEADACHE,
PAIN In the SHOULDERS, liIZZI-
NESS, SOUR STOMACH, rad taste
I'm the MOUTH, BILIOUS At
TACKs. pALPITATIoN Of the
HEART, PAIN In the region of
the KIDNEYS. DE sPONpENCY,
GLOOM, snd IorehOdings uf EVIL,
all of which are the offspring OF
a DIS, ased LIVER.
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FURNITURE.

WALNUT FURNlTURE:.We ea1 @
yssISG-CASE SUITS. BEDSTEADs, b. lH
HEAUs, WAsHsTANDs;. large sock OF ~ ARD.
ROBES of The best material, styles, an hnisl. we
Inferior sy-s sell ut aucticn-saies. All other goods
uropor!ioIa,ely cheap. Cali and Test the a'ove.
n. SIN f. GArHkIG hT, IL Cover or street.
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DOR REM OR LEASE, A FIRST
Il CLASS TRUCK FARM seven miles south OF
icblnond. one mile firm DrewrS's Bluff station,
Richmond and Petersburg railroad. New house !;
good barn and Uut-bulldings; lfy acres under
fence. Suitable for a summer residence for gen.
tIeman la business In the city. ILquire Of
..0.0.'". GEORGE VI. DkFWRY,
fe9.4t* 1914 Main street. civ.
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E.ctter from Staunt0n,

CORRESPONDENCE Of the kchmoad Dispatctl
COLD WEATHER - MRS. JARLEY'S WAX WORKS.
ESrERT AINMENT AT TIE AUGUSTA FEMALE
SEMINARY.
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TOR RENT-POSSESSIO To BE g.
Il had by The 1st of March-that desirable say
and centrally located STORE No. l1l7 Main
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth, now occu-
MED by Noah Walker s. Co. For terms, apply to
f. Sat LYME Z BROTHER.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
United States Statistics.

There has just been prepared and
printed, in accordance with law, by the
secretary of the Senate and the clerk of
the House of Representatives, state
ments showing appropriations made at
the last session of the United States
Congress, offices created, and those
offices the salaries of which have been
increased, with the amount of such in
crease during the same period. The
total amount of appropriations, as Off
cially announced, is. $179, 166, 200. 90.
Of this amount the largest sum, 1877,
100000 is for the Post-office, 1927, 900,
900 for the army, $17,0OO,OO0 for the
navy, 10000, 900 for sundry civil ex-
penses, $1S, 902, 1869 for Legislative,
judicial and executive expenses, and
SIS, 800, 554. 55 for Indian service. Over
hundred and fifty new offices were
created, but none of them are of much
Importance. Among them are three
new agents at the Alaska seal fisheries
deputy comptroller of the currency
and deputy second comptroller.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Detroit Free DRESSINGS.

81 want you to catch burglars" says
the New York chief of police to his men,
but you must remember that it's best
to shoot 'em first and catch them after
wards"
"Lemme die now" gasped an Ohio
farmer. "I've lived to see woman
git thirtyrone yards of cloth into one
dress" ..t -,a., u-es rar.
/. q SEAsoNABLE. This is the season of
the year when the man with q garden
rushes into the house, seizes pen and
paper, shuts his teeth together hard and
dashes off the following and directs it to
his neighbor "Dear Sir-If you don't
keep your COMPOUNDED hens out of my
garden I'll kill every blasted one of
them"
Why HE WASN'T. Yesterday when q
chronic old beggar asked a citizen for
aims the man replied No, sir-not q
cent" Tn very hard up" continued
the beggar. "Can't help it you are
not worthy person. You've been
drunk every day for the last three
months "That isn't so, and I car
prove it, "Who bya" "By the
superintendent of the house of correc.
tionl They had me there for thirty
days, and was sober all the while +
He didn't get the aims, however.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Women and the Census,

While Captain Harper was engaged in
his demonstrating duties at Austin, Texas,
lady, upon whom he called, asked per-
mission to look at his book The cap
tain, who is noted for his courtesy, con-
sented, and, after glaucing over its
pages, the lady said "Now, look o
here, you can't fool me that way; cord
ing to this book there amt woman in
the town over forty years old. You
have got dozen women down here as
being from thirty-fve to forty years Of
age, and I'll take my solemn Bible oatl
that I knew every one of 'em ten years
ago, and they was all the same age ther
as now. Young man, there must be
some mistake; probably you amt gooc
at figgers. You can put me down al
forty-Gve; amt ashamed to tell my
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
An Immense Newspaper.

Chicago must have the credit of pub
fishing the largest daily newspaper ever
issued. An edition of the Inter- Ocean
covered eighteen full sheets, one hun
bred and forty-four pages, eight hun
dred and sixtyfour columns, and it's
supplement employed thirty compositors
thirty-six days of ten and half hours in
putting it into type. This issue, how
ever, must not be taken as proof of
the prosperity of Chicago, any more
than its great fire evidenced enterprise.
One hundred and thirty-six pages of the
supplement are occupied with the delin-
quent tax list, and this does not give
one favorable idea of the state of bust
ness in Chicago. But the journals of
that city explain the matter away. They
say that the taxpayers of that city find it
much cheaper to permit their property
to be advertised than to pay their taxes
in the fall. Thereby they gain the use
of their money for six months or more,
with only a small addition for the cost
of advertising. 1t is possible that this
explanation may prove satisfactory in
Chicago. Here it would hardly suffice
to bring assurance to business circles.
However, they have peculiar ideas in
Illinois, and the Chicagoans may safely
be left to boast that they have had the
largest fire and the biggest delinquent
tax list on recl 4.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Newspaper Notes.

The Louisville Journal, some years
ago, gave its opinion of business men in
st. Louis. 1t remarked, among other
things, that in its long experience of
nearly forty years it had never known
the failure of business man in the city
who had advertised literally, nor the
entire success of one who did not adver-
tise.
1t is dull because you don't advertise,
and you don't advertise because it is
dull, so the circle is complete.
If you are doing poorly in business,
advertise that you may do well; if you
do well, advertise and do better.
Men who have not nerve enough to
advertise in dull times need not expect
the public to have energy enough to
look them up when an article is wanted.
The man who refuses to patronize the
newspapers is q man of small ideas and
poor judgment ....
The newspaper is to the individual
what hearing is to the deaf, or seeing to
the blind. 1t teaches him what is going
on around him, and puts him in commu-
nication with people and things, which
would otherwise be lost.
Without the newspaper, business
would come to stand-still, markets be
unsteady, no fixed value could be found
for goods, and things generally would
be huctuating and uncertain.
Advertising is the oil which tradesmen
put in their lamps. They that are un-
wise put no oil in.
1t is printers ink that makes nine
tenths of the fortunes of the world.
The Indiana Newspaper Union, a COM
psny organized for the purpose of sup
plying publishers with printed sheets
upon the cooperative plan, has sus-
pended. 80 ~g
The Geneva Lake Gil. Herald man
publishes real estate "ada" free, and
takes commission when the tracts are
sold. He has big patronage. ~
Every man who mails package sub.
ject to the new postage rates drops il
into the hole with the wish that Senator
Hamlin had to sit for two hours on hot
| shovel h.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12

Statistics show that of the thousands
who die annually large proportion are
destroyed, not by old age, or by the nat
ural exhaustion of vitality, but through
intemperance, or disregard either on the
part of the sufferer, or his parents, of
the simplest laws of nature. Such being
the case-and figures cannot misrepre-
sent facts-the conclusion is that We're
the causes of intemperance, its kindred
vices, and disregard of natural laws re-
moved, the average length of the human
lifetime would be extended proportion
ately. What agent most rapidly, harm
less y and certainly will eradicate these
vices, or the tendency to them ? is the
question which has been as thoroughly
and persistently agitated as has the
search for the philosophers stone. The
discovery has been made by DIR. Joseph
Walker, whose widely known Vinegar
Bitters are accomplishing wonders which
the old fogy doctors never dreamed Of.
Try them and Judge for yourself, as
thousands are doing all over the coun-
try
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Broke Her Heart.

Carrie Madden, twelve years old, and
resident of Oakland, California, fell
more seriously in love with a school
master than her parents and friends sus-
pected. She boldly avowed her passion
for him; but she was by nature an odd
girl, and her declaration was regarded
as an unusually strange freak. She
begged the schoolmaster to marry her,
but he only laughed at what he sup
posed was joke, and told her that he
was already matrimonially engaged.
One night she wrote sentimental note,
saying that she had been SO grievously
crossed in love that she did not want to
live, and then hanged herself. Now the
schoolmaster admits that no had 9
sincere affection for her, and had in
tended, when she should become of {
proper age, to propose marriage; bu
he declares that he was careful to hide
his sentiment, and seems to have beer
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12

To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the aim
of the proprietors of the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine. 1t is founded on the very best prin-
ciples known to sewing machine science, and
improvements, in advance of all other sewing
machines, are being adopted constantly. The
Wilson is rapidly gaining the preference of all
parties that are acquainted with sewing ma
chimes, and it has already taken the front
rank among the frst-class machines of this
country; and its price, OWING to its being manu-
featured where labor aud material are much
cheaper than in eastern cities, is fifteen dollars
less than all other first-class machines. Ma
chimes will BIO delivered at any railroad station
in this county, free of transportation charges,
if ordered through the company's branch house
at 1877 and 1913 Broadway, New York. They
send an elegant catalogue and chrome circular
free on application. This company want few
more good agents. Com.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
Preserving the Mind.

Fresh air and relaxation of mind are
of more importance than exercise, which
last is indeed mainly valuable as securing
them. The limits of WEAKNESS should
not be transgressed. The attempt to
compensate for excessive literary toll by
excessive bodily toll is based on false
conception of the relation of matter and
spirit, worthier of an ancient Gnostic
than modern philosopher, which has
more than once led to fatal results.
had for some years as patient q literary
lady who wrote much and we'll in the
magazines. She would go straight
from her study to her garden and glebe,
dig furiously and NOW with a scythe,
despising or rather luxuriating in fatigue.
Gradually paralysis came on, showing
itself first as writer's cramp," and then
creeping over the whole body. The
mind and senses were as perfect as ever,
and SO long as she was able to move the
tongue she dictated lively monthly
articles, and at last died apparently OF
sorrow at being unable to communicate
her thoughts. Tobacco should not be
INDUCED in during working hours.
Whatever physiological effects it has
are sedative, and SO obstruct mental
operations. But as relaxation after.
ward it is in moderation beneficial. As
a calmative before retiring to rest it has
the sanction of vigorous brain laborer
John Milton, whose supper, we are told
consisted of bread, water, olives, and {
pipe of tobacco. There is o flavor abou
the fare of the happy days he had passed
with an elegant literary circle in Italy.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12
FARM, GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.
Hnnschold Hints.

RYE AND INDIAN MUsH.-Use two
quarts rather coarse corn meal and one
part rye meal, stirring in the corn meal
first and cooking awhile if desired, then
cover close and cook slowly one hour or
more.
To MAKE BEET SUGAR.-The roots
are washed, rasped and pressed. The
juice is boiled, and quicklime is added.
Sulphuric acid is put to neutralize the
lime, The syrup is concentrated and
clarified, and when further reduced by
evaporation, sugar will be deposited on
cooling.
FRIoAssEED TRPE.-Cleanse tripe well
from the fat, cut it into pieces about two
inches broad and four long, put into a
stew-pan and cover with milk and water;
salt, pepper and nutmeg to flavor, and let
them brown put this sauce with the
tripe, add the juice of lemon and serve
very hot.
YORKSHIRE PARKIN. and one
half pounds of oat meal, two pounds of
molasses, one-fourth pound of moist
sugar, one-half pound butter rubbed
into the oat meal-a little ginger or fine
ly cut candied peel may be added if
liked; mix all well together, put into
teacake tins, and bake.
PLAIN CHARLOTTE. Spread slices of
nice, light bread, with butter and fruit
jelly; place layers of these in deep
bowl and pour over rich, thick cream,
sweetened and favored with lemon.
Beat whites of eggs with jelly and pile
high on the top, with drops of crimson
and yellow jelly upon it.
To KEEP Books FROM DANA few
drops of any kind of perfumed oil will
secure books and manuscripts from the
deteriorating effects of mold and damp.
The species of leather so extensively
used by bookbinders owes its power of
withstanding the effects of these destruc-
tive agents to the tar of the birch tree
betetI0 alba.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-06-12

DIR. Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
is ga combination and form indeed " for
healing and curing diseases Of the throat,
lungs and chest. 1t cures a cough by loosening
and cleansing the lungs, and allaying irritation:
thus removing the cause, instead of drying up
the cough and leaving the disease behind.
Fifty cents and one dollar a bottle, large bot
ties much the cheaper.-COm.