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STRAWBERRY SuoErcAKE.-Sirt four cups
OF flour, three tcaspoonsful of cream tartar,
one tcaspoonful of soda and little salt
thoroughly together. Rub through the flour
thus prepared ono large tablespoonful of
lard-or butter, which is better. Mix very
soft with sweet milk. Make two layers of
the dough, about half an inch thick; Law
one Of them in pan and butter the top Of
it slightly; lay the other on top of it and
hak" in q very hot oven. When You put
th" oh"Ucahc in the oven, sugar down
about two quarts or berries in nearly a
lounj Of rulycIzad sugar. Whom the
.hortcak" is done ~,raratc the two parts ::
tutt"r and ~u@r each, spread them tliclly
with the suawLclr.c. AMI place one layer
ON top Of the other. To be eaten with or
without cream.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

of AnEElcAN 4II MEDICAL Observation-Disclosures
VI Ihe grand conventions for which tLc
season III Philadelphia has become f,mou,
was inc meeting Of the American NnI;r9I
: ctsSocl9tlon last week. The Gocictv Is
lofmod OF delegates from the varjone ltat.s
ana county Medical Associations of thr
country and contains the very flower Of the
profession. There is reason to 4un,.n.,
liat 50 many eminent surgeons and nlvsi.
'''N~ have mover met i'm similar Way in
any countlY-a, far a> the United ~t.tr.
g certainly. the occasion was m iou,
E,aIIouIs distinguished Practitioner, fom
abroad were introduced. Tie rrocccl;nrs
naturally were given to general principIrs.
Hhc OF the strongest points: made was an
appeal ior wide and ILrYal medical oIuca.
Ioh' such is may be seen Indicated Yt
harvard. Il was declared that the fee ev..
''m was incompetent 70 produce the rI,.-t
results, and that Jntii We had great s,Ir.
sustaining Universities. with professor, ON
ample salaries. We could not homo 10
graduate the highest class of doctors. The
very aSs'mblase that applaudod these sen,
'ihents' however. was proof THAT VIC have
done pretty well in tie dli way.
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

We condense/from the Lcliqb Register the
substance of a Conversation about Oak Hall, i'm
an R%sGcS BroTn#| largest
attendant%fc the speakers: ''l0
l!Sitor. What corner is the Building on?"
AGendGnt :" South East corner Of Sirth and
market. Please note the SIXTH, for some
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have been mislcd
by designing persons"
1t is perfectly colossal! Do you know
A. $4,000 square feet-6G on Market, and
iSO odd on Sixth, six stories high, has over
three acres 4 fooriIE, and covers space once
HsssPiGa Hess PPiadasy 9y twenty different bust
Y. Do you use steam-powerq'
a: a giant young engine furnishes power
lot ihe lrelght and passenger elevators, and the
t,, S SIea M Ior heating, and the other opera
y. What order do you take with goods?"
a lhey are first opeZed and arranged in
me basement, on long gl%y counters and taken
tors room ON thSEM floorS :i''A " '-'o iii'i'co-
'. $ lhSpectlnSthe first OperntiOn?"
n. No slr, measuring. The goods are first
Ict measured i IN lhe piece, then inspected. The
cloth passes over rollers in the face of a strong
Ilght, anu TWO men sit, one before and ono
Dcnnd the goods, Watching with the eve of n
SA; na%k Ior inc least n-hole imperlcction, and
mcntS." o.
Y. You must employ an army of cutters?'
- Nll4C " OlE Illtn UOtE ana see We
keep 20 hands all the ti4Ae cyLting up the cloth
INTO garments,-besideyET machines that do
dozen mems work eaclfet a stroke"
goods?" '01- iva
A. I'VE do, and most carefully. Our ex-
amlners inspect every stitch and scam. and
Certliy TO every garment as eXtra-well made
before we put our ticket on it, and become
responsible for it," ~ 00-'4'
deal ?" ''-- ---''' save you great
A. I'm every direction, sir. It is TX svstcm
ana economy we practice all the wW through
peopd nof enables os Us Us to put our to tho
of it?' '''' ''-0 "0iA' "n"' becomes
:. A. Before 1t goes into Stock it is .ict,,e,
Every single garment has its number and
other points oted on it, 50 that its entire his.
tory can be traced without fail, upon our
y" You must have 20 or 10 salesmony, -,
A; Why sir, on busy days you mayfsee 100
IN inIiii me various rooms and suites oI rooms,
SeI!lng TO the throngs Of customers."/
and cXprcSsg' W. =! nun
A. Very great. All over the country. Our
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
nnrNNwArEH 4 rnANErorp a>n WORCESTER l.. T..

PASSENGERS from Delaware Railraod connect at lar
r!lgtoh at l22u T. NJ. with train making connection
with steamers for New York which leave LewcS on
tuesdays and Thursdays ut : /. u, and on SATURDAYS
at 3'o T. NJ. Steamers have good accommodat onS
very low. ~ " N-7'''
on saturday trains leaving Harrington at , Is p.M
VIII connect with steamer. On Tuesdays and Thurs
Gays no connection IS made by any train leaving
Harrington after l. 10 T. NJ 7
trans connect in the morning at LcwCS Del foyall
points named above on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS ana
saturdays with steamers that left Pier 81 North River
New York at +. NJ, the day before.
y H.tOWN; cen. Freight and Pass Agent j. & B.
b " r anu " Railroads, LcWCS. Del
H. \. BOURNE, zen SuPt. O. d. ;. : Co. ~ Green
Wich It, y. Y. "
THOMAS GROOM, Supt J. X b. r. r.. Lcwcs Del
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:. tiErHENcH'Na.-Tho l'ni,a. b. ~, New
York correspondent thus writes
People who have favorable opportunity
10" knowing, say there arr Fewer city famj.
lies gong into the country this season than
has n, "o'n the case for n."uy years past.
Lcon'h.eaI considerations .ie hJy.a. more
Wr'2Ht ia these matters ;.Iau ho:ttuiorc.
and In" idea that i j. quite possible fer one
70 t&' Is happy in hi. comfortable city home
~ III rural boarding 'l"H-r* j., meeting with
'"'t" anu more 2rue.., 3cc, .tancc. 4 trip
or TWO TO- tho Centennial, therefore. viii
probably he tic extreme Mmi, 10 which
many worthy citizens viii hc inc}iurII -
push tha.r summer rc,resii.n,. vino have
heretofore deemed il "u Indispensable social
@.ojH - be at ~C;ar Of thr fashionable vatc,.
ihs places during Ju,y sad August
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a PRIycELY IEcoNE.-'rhe San Francisco
Nacs Lrusr says it has been calculated in
regard to the total income Of Mr. Mackav,
the youngest Of the quartctto Of " bonanza
princes" that each minute Of the day and
night twenty-five golden dollars drop into
his pockets with mechanical by monotonous
regularity. Mr.. Mac!say owns thrcc.cights
of the famous Bonanza mines, from which
his income is estimated to be over $500, 900
per month. The California mine adds
another $4,000 per month to his income.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

A curious meteorological fact is noted as
the result of the construction of the Suez
Canal. Formerly rain was unknown along
the route, but, since the building of tho
canal. showers have fallen regularly about
once fortnight. The result has been to
start vegetation up, even on the Asiatic
side. in the most wonderful manner. The
sands Of the isthmus will be covered with
forests i'm fifty years.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

EX Speaker Blaine was taken suIGcnIy
j. with ee"c." pain in the head willie
entering the Congregational Church III
Washington Sunday morning, and became
unconscious. lie remained unconscious
from eleven o'clock in The morning until
four in the afternoon. when he revived.
and vas able to speak and move lis limbs.
He improved during the evening. The
physicians who attended him reported that
his case wa- one Of simple cerebral dcprc.-
sion, produced primarily by great mental
strain, and sccondarily hy tho action Of ex-
ccs.iYc hcat..
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

The Centennial Hymn, written by the
poet John Greenlcaf Whittier, which,
being set to music by the composer John
K. Paine, was produced at the opening OF
the celebration at Philadelphia on the 10th
of May, is to be taught in the public schools
of New York. Tho children will be
required to sing it hereafter as a standard
song, as they now sing " America and
" Flag Of the Free"
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

The legal representatives, of the late 4.
7. Stewart hayo received since the promul-
CATION Of his will, about two thousand
letters from persons claiming relationship.
These letters come from all parts Of the
world, but chiefly from Ireland, from
whence Mr.. Stewart originally came. and
where the most Of his relatives would.
therefore, naturally be. supposed to live.
The New York HcraH fills several columns
with specimens Of these cri.tlcs
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

DULL TIMEs.-The Liverpool Courier says
"The number Of magnificent steamships
lying idle in Liverpool and Birkenhead
docks is unparalleled in the history of com
merce, and the probability is that the num-
Der will increase instead of diminish"
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

The reunion ot the Grand ARMY ~ The
Potomac was held im ;ae Acad,..y Of
Music at philadelphia, Tuesday. The stage
was cmhclishel w.Jh cannon. ..ackalar,n..
ha-~ and tents, and the auditorium d..ae6
in the national co.o.-. Gen. Hancock
n, sided and made Short p,ccn. Gsn.
john \. Dix delivered the or...l.. IN
which lie urged tic .e-c-ul,.-lincu, Of
amloah.c social rs weiia:l political rotations.
and the restoration 81 Kind Gc,Iin. betwccr
the North and South. ! racm was road
y Wm. Winter entitled thc Voice Of
silence. short speeches wcro laalo by
Gems. sherman, Sheridan Iio.,,er anil
others.
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The new church Of St. Augustine. in
Washington. built by coIored Catholics.
was dedicated OF Sunday morning by Arch.
bishop Bayley, Of Baltimore. Sixteen
colored acolytcs attended within the sane.
tuary. The music was furnished by choir
Of 100 voices, accompanied by the organ
and an orchestra Of Is pieces. St. Angus
mission in Washington.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

During The twenty day OF May that the
Centennial I.Xhi5,.ou was upcn thclnr.J
nUAb,r Of visitor, was 5-n.i>. wIIS !. ID.
elusive Of The cHh.'.to.s aul c.urI.a!en.
tory visitor. for I'll. fist five day.. The
average daily Attendance If visitors. OF
al classes has i,on .>.+-G The number
oI PAYING visitor, during ;ho t",uty ..-
VA. to',5>1. The iu.H,u. .TItu- ur ,..c
ENE'tlt-on are les l.au ,:.ht th,u-a.. /
dollars day. Thus e.. tv,utv Gavs III
exposes wo9!d q. #iHH0Ha, whilst tho
rre''.I /. ia the 'aalc time Lav, u..u >-us.
3.'--'l i.,..Ace o. ;hr li-a; 5c oG 1890.
IN" %ttt"a.ucc o. Iayi"- visitors lsc,u-
family on the increase.
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\ Nf.,..-l a..-.-.--.....

\ Ma'ul pruAcHuu.--l..st SUNDAY
morning .s3y~ the Harrisburg p..tI
during the regular services OF III, Pine
,,trvrt Pre- tcrian r.uroh. In that c.,v.
Nov. John 4. pj&+.u, the c,orucn, ~. /
popular l.a.tar ol tic o,i..r, ..t.or. IA.
n."''nroi from the pulpit lh,t lie eon-I.r.-
non had not.ied hin of their intention t,
increase his salary 5000. Rev. puz@on ,.;l
'n't he would p~rcmptoriIy refuse to
accent the .ncre.>e, In consideration or
lH@ fact thu; tho,r wrlc nu.hor oc loo.
o. the congregation who ugoG assistance.
ti"1.e We're trying time to many rcorl, in
BUSINESS and ;!la; in JIM ,irc to lis feeling.
te Wg!.t not accept oi the .u,....-y. '..a..,y
';iahNlnE the c0usrc@ c@1tion. nevertheless. toy
tins appreciation Of his lahors.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

>MlliNA BRANCH TRAINS-Additioual 10 ,l,,.
above leave smyrna for Clayton Iu.5l " imt : y,
@ @3lii'W,rM lGayeC layton InyrnaG:o. =, %, 4 w.
-. *, h1 & ana Va r. " 70 make connection with
H. f. KENNEY, Supt.
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TEiE EEARLzETS.
-.L-.-A-..

".i 'lt NEi..-At t.o ra-i5ra,y of Wm. H. Hot
Il, ,r'. !" iayi"' "d's Neck, aoar ssayrua. Presley
i."..e.>"r, in i'.r 1'.l yca..
hriNHWAN.-m Philadelphia May r.h. !>-s. f.
S"le""- of t'o hr":" Jsh,1C. HulIa.lIay. SON Of
Tie 'a.+ '"o-..., ''d Nary Arn IuIIa,way. aged
81 years
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

q IhE SAFE BURGLARY.-The 10Th day of
Soep'ember has been fixed for the trial Of
General Babeock charged with others for
I'm piracy in connection with the safe
"ufglary case at Washington.
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+ GE E2

a. L8e'l.ae .at stone Ifou-c: i,..,>.ou ,,unc-
EH1E SALE
4 4 n2H.'c 'ag...:c. q N.a ..,l second Hand Nnl
N's ~: ai>o onc Wood Nae %. Alr4y "a
.''', 4i-." NN bANIEI. NJ D.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

prAIn or AN EecENrmc NAN.-Thc late
Hon badly Hurwell Of Little Falls. y. v.
WIS - WY eccentric man. am had written
letters To bo oltn.I "t,r Iii, DEATH.
lin. Miuut,iy how he wished t, Us.
im.,d. lie wished chat no sexton. no
uH!,Iiak'r and no hcar>e should he en-
l,.ycl 1t his funeral. Erastu~ Smith was
:, make his coffin OF Luttcrnut or black
ntlnu,. and for this lHrpo,e he llss l..l
...' M t"rial IN his house seasoning for ,,ro
ae three years. \ copper plate. r,ol er,y
inscribed. wa~ II be PVT on the coffin The
fin was to te disposed in a rough box
.u.i with sheet lead and scaled up.
na the hillside above his residence IL.
h,.i pr, pared for himself "a sepulcior Gu,
IN -sli rock. with >Ionc fitted into the
.u.n. th.t WIS II lo scaled up with
,a.t.:. His funeral services were to con
~ .t .a'. prayer ~ the house. His own
....-.s w. % convey him to his ton!b. and
j. i..l hed out eight men. some Of the
MH.t eminent Of the village. for hi, ra.,
l-.1.s The funeral was to take ri:cc
.mae. ..ly after breakfast. All the,c
v.-A.- .syn been complied with. 50 fir rs
I> ..eu lu--iJic. w.tA sincere REGARD for
IL. nj. olory Of the deceased.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
JUNCTION g. BREAKWATER.
4 BREAKWATER e. ERANKEopD
AND WORCESTER RAILROADS.
IN CONNECTION WITH THE
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
CHANGE OF TIME.

On and after TT ESEAY. May &0th l>7G. the trains
wa bcfNI a. follows, daily, except >umIays:
EI.NlILnN A I.I.l. N. tr r.l.L. 70
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

Tim e. T. \. A.-Tho Catholic Total
Abstinence Association of PHILADELPHIA has
INT Itself into rather am unnatural heat.
rh" grand fountain near Georges Hill in
thr centennial Grounds is being erected bv
,h.- Society, and it was the intention to
oeEeate it on the 4th of July ensuing by 4
grand parade Of the order. But the Pgcsi-
den, refuses, il Is said, TO permit the core.
m,nv to come of hccausc the Centennial
authorities viii! not give free admission 10
The -rnurds - all the paraders. Il is
.,.N,l that the request of the TctotallcrS
is yaal for the time OF year. and that Their
-.5,-.ul action will not in the least raise
,..cil il .lc esteem cf their fellow citizens
ri.s":.rr 5000 or 10000 mrmIcge Of the
H.., =. ..ll il is asking good deal of thc
.iuavIlls> To devote that number Of half
.......> as contribution to thc Fountain
= lay. Il is furthermore. reported that
;ae ma.!.r work cannot possibly be finished
l1 .ulcpcudanCe Day. 30 that there could
I. ra dedication of the Fountain as Il com
..tt wa"k. and that the brethren simply
,.a:"mi Hated Il trolit al the EXposit;"n's
-. ne. T.ir understanding i, now thar
IT., yc.rhlatinn will not hc had until a.,er
,.r close 81. the Exhibition.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

E.l~ ~.arNIAN> WoEHuIrtNG ~ 4 TExr.-
Hr. :. II. Iyus. a prominent Low Church
..sto'4.au in New Iol'l city La, iu; NJ.
I'm, I, i...j service in Gur;u- Tie ~u,n-
u..l--.. ~-g. =. Moody and >auly arrange
ii. Ii. The situalist,. At first lnadca gIea,
'ov,l the matter. but they have finally
.ae.u.ied to let AIr. T. have HI. own wav.
~.y- j New York letter to the Philadelphia
:
I.,.c VIII l.. 10 trouble about Rev.
>.aIAen II. Tvu-', Gospel Tcnt. uhith h,.
~ c.4H-el - he erected on Thit;y-malA
street. ne1r Sixth avenue. fora <c.c, Of
Z, ,.-,i.ns services. ii Tie nature of iyy.yals
aHin- tie >umme. season. Thrrectors ct
...- r.;uy..>,.c churches Of ST. I.l.t.u- and
II. Mary the Virgin, ii the Immediate
..4la..,1i. il is said We're III .l-t Nlo-
- demonstrate a.aiu-t the I;,5hir. ot
:. ,.at ".t:..A tncii -upIoseI lani :; Iouu-
.....~. III, on reflection it ~ .,ce.uel
i.-' let NJ Tyns and Ill h.lrl, n.v,
,a,r vay. Bishop Potter was consulted
d.1, .tal.i lis advice soyul- to have been
a.a-t.flv :uact.yi:y.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
Maryland & Delaware r. r
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after THURSDAY. June Ist 1876. trains Will
run daily as follows, sunday excepted:
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F0- Freight Trains Nos and will have Passcn
ger Cars attached.
All frcighs must be at the various stations at least
thirty tHl minutes before starting of train otherwise
they will lay over twenty four (2D hours Freight
lT9Hls WI have passenger car attached and will be
SUBJECT 10 ucIays incident To freight business.
Passengers using the $40 A. NJ train from EaStou
Will arrive in Philadelphia at 1918 4. NJ and return
ing Will leave Philadelphia at 515 p. NJ, thus giving
6ia hours for business perpOseS in that city.
Nav 20 lS76 ~
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TTf2T2 TTTJTI

4 .i.I;!E-.o.,I 5.'.E ~.JgE Io,-E ,<p
iM !.i.! ST.. OBJ tt.ia,.,. -.Jlr .t rc.ll ,. f,y
N.....l b. l.'r, H. .,. 4 : t,sII
|.i. a tor
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore R. R.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
$pl;TIIW

ON aud after MONDAY. May ,tb. I>-G ,-,r,l,,,.,-
: ----.- L-.L.u- " -LL I.--A. n L-.-------.
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E OR s ALI

iHr>,'"H1 Hand Upset Wh,,!~. complete
l1t .N Apply lu VA. J.. COLLINS
DEADflTjI. CORRAL RUBBER TuETIi--5co ra
- >N'I lot svt-t'.F .F....td. l..p1,.>iru I'm lht,
l.o''r- teeth il; t.c afternoon. %..,tl, oN.,lr IA,
l..,.s c3-'r.'Gun. .n cont, l,r tuy;li. old sets
..i ,gH.' o. l,". Perfect Satisfaction given.
i' l--.-i I'n" SIT, i.l1dc'i lia. la. luuc NV
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

~ts.sa CLOVER ~EHn.-Fa:m.l- WHO ra.-a
.a..@ own clover -ccd-a~ every .i.c ought
-aaad. Il the clor.l il Of Ii, carly
ts.er. eut tie first crop for hay Is soon
!, i- :a.r.y in bloom, in order to afford
The .cond. or seed crop. a. much ,rpor.u-
h.;E al possible To- push ah,.I .l1 Ic..yct
..~-.i while the productive nelg.o. Of H..
,-Dt AZ" y"t in tLo.t y.-ar. o.. what i
letter. .Le fl, crop raav have tho stock
.1sned u ON I about the middle of Mav.
.ot IN no case should they ia a,l ,lvod to
.,man there longer than tic niddl, Of
@une Lv which time all ,;ack should he
aiken of and kept eff until the -ecoud or
,.sl crop j Gu; and secured Nor should
.ho .a;t'r crop ln allowed to get too ripe
'"i.rc cutting. Else a great many Of ;he
.eeI cap, VIII -hattcr off and be wasted.
whereas if cut when the heads area hand
ONE brown the seed will be quite as plump
as il the cutting had been longer delayed,
and there Will be scarcely any waste.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
III - GIT.

fa.u. .,,I.' I,.,3' ',.a. .;.u.l,,I 4 i ,lo,t-
,- q q. -.r.' ..- - rhv C.-.Jd -,ici, of F.. Ihc
tfii Growers \....:a. EanE of ~ilyrua 90 receive,
lr "W M -''' f""'. Ic-'ly gives notice thar l, +,
L"" I'.'N o. receive tac s.r al Tire E..Giu,. House.
'.!..'..... 500 =. ".--t i..- '1 '. ir.-.. .Ar.
JOHN H. l!u!FECKEH
81 Rec,
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NOTICE.

The state sup CrHtcndcntOf Of Free Schools Delaware
W!ll meet the Teachers Of Kent County and others
who wish TO teach in the state Of Delaware for pur
pose Of c%amiHaipu at the following places Exalni
nations VIII begin promptly at o'clock, \. N.
Milford June 20h. Harrington June DIST
FELTON,. June 22nd P.trrsIilrp Iiinr .J.,rd
SlaughlcrS Station. June 9th Dover IuIv Ist
SIHyrn" July ., - and -, and August p and %.
Candidates will provide themselves with writing
paper.
j. II. GROVES,
SMYRNA, DEL, June 9Th, ls7C. wv State Surt
E5- County papers please copy.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

One LE-soN OF THE CENTENSIAL.--One Of
the best lessons Of the Centennial j, the
.onor it confers upon all kinds of labor
- one can witness the magnificent display
that the industry, skill and art Of 80 many
nations have contributed to produce with
cut feeling an increased reverence for the
hard toll of head and hand from which it
la. sprung. Labor is generally admitted
70 be a Necessity. Of course, but not a thing
oi beauty and joy. However indefltigable
the toiler may be, he rarely secs the crown
ing symmetry and elegance Of bis work
when perfected. The division Of labor Is
such that only a part Of every whole falls
10 his share, and its finished completeness
) too far removed for him to rejoice in it.
Eut here is indeed gathering together Of
70 ults at once rich and inestimaLlc where
~ the honest work of every true laborcr
hines forth with radiance an6 beauty
That should forever save it from any i'm
lutation Of dullness and inspidity.
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Erp GETT

,.."le sr' 80. of,c,!-a ..-,a uf.J9 acres. 1o3 in
. in b F.....y nuns ..r.u-h Il. lvo ~aW Nils
O. r. ~" - Nt l"H " l.4". lt.'r. II. lergcgc.
AlIIy a. =. t. MASON.
'.... i'-.H -!uyr'.J, Icl.
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CHEAP TRIP TO THE
9 e NJ Z 6 " NIAE.
CHANGE or TIME.
we '''''t .'''i 'i' '-Ni't 'i'lA ,tl. iNth
TIE STEAMER FALCON,

-
Captain y. 3. HAiIlNGER viii icavc RothwclI's
I,'. .'s.'H Mondays. Wednesdays ana FRIDAYS nj !:
"cMrErN. Erturiu ,c..vc Ail.lrIrllfa Oh T les.
days, t"Eraay> and saturdays, al . ociock T. M
stopping at al. Intermediate Landings
lhr tI"p l1. ley1 thorough y repaired and fitted
~ "iia new boiler and machinery complete The
titc rooms ave been handsomely rCftird and fur
hi>A'I Ter tie accommodation Of passenger, who
",h u remain over might on The steamer Timetables
Nit =" supplied with TIN" tg>t HE season affords at
moderate prices J. r. ry-,rl x Co, lir,. Of ,ta.,S
an. EaIf,~ viii convey PASSENGERS aud freight %
'lI rom Smyrna and I:Othwcl!- Iaudiu.. Freight
wiz r. carried at the lowest rates. Eas Nil be ur-
hI-L"I Hy tIc company for ara.u.
Far @ Philadelphia ,r ecuri ~Lm
I.ruiIl-N -
ENrHr~!'H ticket % Ph.Ia. and return, 1.6
M hu~ho~. entrusted to oUr care Will have prompt
u. y. HAIIINGEE. Captain
S. GODFREY. tlrri
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u.3', with J. f. Ty@y,t d Coz south Delaware
AN,hd' fIaa, AND smyrna. Del. NJy 4al. ISL.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

Cow THAT GIVES BrTTER.-F. W.
''reen, secretary Of the Ohio centennial
hoard, say. the Ohio Farmer, recently re-
aeived \ letter from \. Lyons, Of High I'LL,
Muskingum county. Ohio. describing a COW
in his possession whose milk produces
butter instead Of cream We copy the
letter as follows, leaving our readers to
comment for themselves
This COW has had her second calf and
her milk produces butter without chuning.
When set in common pans for twelve or
twcnty-four hours butter rises on the milk
instead Of cream, and all we have to do is
70 take the ladle and throw it into the
butter bowl; with two or three minutes
working it is ready for the table. and it IS
superior butter at that The quantity pro-
dGced IS fifteen to twenty pounds per week
wheh she is fresh. She is full bread
durham, and very peculiar looking
animal
TREE WAsH.-The washing of fruit trees
Is highly recommended. The following is
the recipe for a wash for orchard trees,
used by VIM. Saunders, of the government
gardens at Washington: Put half bushel of
nme and four pounds of powdered sulphur
IN tight barrel, shaking the lime with hot
water, the mouth of the barrel being
cSove'ed with a cloth this is reduced TO
1he consistency of ordinary whitewash, and
Al The time Of application half an ounce of
STafbolic acid is added to each gallon of the
Hquid. Mr.. Saunders says: 81 generally
apply 1t in the spring before the leaves
make their appearance, but ] am convin-
ced that it would be more effective if
applied later, but then it is so difficult to
20 SO when the tree is III foliage" Mr..
saunders applies the wash not only to the
s'em OF the tree, but to some extent to the
main branches.
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14
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Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

NliIi"m faISon intends furnishing good rooms
good liIht and air '''' ''i''5
Smyrna times., 1876-06-14

m Eave Hood lodging at No. 22S South
2d Street.