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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12

Snook's boy beard him say the
other day that there was money in
hens, and he proceeded TO investi-
gate the old mans poultry yard. He
had opened q dozon fns specimens
without finding any. when tbs old
man decended on him. and the boy
now wonders IL there's abalm in
0ilea1
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12

"NTrs. Partington" is solicitous 10
know whether o man who dips his
can into tank OF water is o can
tank -erous man.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road,
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
SEPT. 18th. 1876.

Trains icave Herndon az fol-
to'cs (S,mdays Ercep'ed.)
For Shamokin, 1915 li.O0 a IN and
$40 pm
For MI Carmel, Ashland, Tamaaua,
Poitsvil'e, Reading, and Philadelphia,
HOO q m.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12

A Troy carpenter, jealous OF his
pretty wife, compels her to accom-
pany him to his daily labors. He
desires to see more Of her, he tells
his friends. aa ',s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12

A wealthy old Salt lake Norman
hss mArxisd six Swedish sistere,
and tie widowed mother sighs 70
make tbe seventh. So says Sat
Lako ioQrnoL
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12
[ DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

"a Letters Standardization ON tho estate OF
Peter I.ahord deceased, late Of Chapman Twp 4,
Snyder County, Pa, having boon granted
To- the Undersigned, all persons knowing them.
selves Indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment, while those having
claims will present them duly authenticated for
settlement to SUSAN LABORD,
sept. u, 1879. Admipistratrix.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12

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A0CN j - literary paper. Only si.5O q
year. Three VI chron,s FREQ, MUNSON
sPUNSLER, Pubs. Phiiads., Pa.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12

Advertistng Rates.
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One square no lincs) insertion 75
Every additional insertion, so
Professional and Business cards of
not more than lines, per year, 500
Auditor, Executor, Administrator
and Assignee Notices, $50
Editorial notices per line, 10
All advertisements for q shorter pc.
riod than one year are payable at the
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the person ordering them will be held
responsible for the money.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12
Troins for Rernoion, tcore ~ foiiows,

Trdins for Hrpion, icnre ~ foi,ors.
(SmlCidis Ercepied.)
Leave shamokin, 500 am l.5o and
3 40 y m.
Leave Philadelphia o.i5 a m. Reading
ll}0 q M.
po'tsvillc, 1910 p M. Tamaqua LES p
IN Ashland 2 &c y m
Mt. Carmel 3.l5 p m.
Trains 'edrc Harrisburg as follows:
For New York, $50, 6.o5 s 10 am..
and 200 *I.5j IN.
For Philadelphia $50, 6.0J s.lOp.i5a.
200 and 3.jT pm.
Sundays
For New York 5.2oa IN.
For Philadelphia ! As m.
Trains for Harrisburg hare az foiioms
Leave New York, s.45 am 100 and
$3.50 and "1.i5 p IN.
Leave philadelphia, 9.i5 a m. $40 SIS
aud 40 pm.
SUNDAYS
Leave New York $50 m.
Leave Philadelphia 7.20 m.
WA Morris Essex II. Il.
j. Il. WOOTTEN,
r Gen'l Supt.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-10-12
II N. MYERS,
a ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR At LAW Il
District Attorncy,

Middloburg, Snyder County Pcnn'a
Office n few doors West Of the Court
House on Main street. Consultation In
English aui German languages. Sep. 81.
, 1876-10-21
Ghina INN Sapan.

g Sal Sranciscp ., 30. Oft. Ser
Y%oitoampfer vglasfa", wcI6er om II.
September bon Song.&ong obfu6r, 1T
an0efommen. Inter ben britii@m Gin
ipObnern GDina's 0erri6t 9robe G1trii=
flung iiber Die 8eoiasun9en, peI@e 81.
Babe, Der en9lii6e @eIon0te, 8cbufs
Grleoi9uns Der Mar9arp=Mifaire an9c-
nommen bat. 9isielbcn betro6tcn bag
Gelultat als einen Grfol9 Ser 6inelil6n
Diplomatic. 9ie Sniurseftioncn it
BEN perI6ieoenen 9rOpiiSen 0rfifen inn
rlcr weiter lin ii6. 0ofub 8e9 foa Die
@eit9renSe Gbina's iiberi@ritten ba6en;
Die Ge9jerun9struFpen 5ie6en lib Dor
inn mad 2an gba,,, Der SauptIta0t Ser
YroDins aaniuD 5uriid.
nj q, Sapan, 27. Sept6r.
Sic auBcroroentliAe 9taGfra9e oonert
fort, uno ieit Dem /. Suli Iiao bereits
5000 goQen eyportirt woroen. 9rci
japanelilde ariessidiIfe lIno bercit, na@
England ob5uIe9eIu, I'M Manni6aften
fir Die Yanseri0iIie, wel6e Die iopune-
iiI6e Gseierun9 bauen Idbt, bort6in Su
brinsen. Sci Mlifa6o wiro bei Grbff
nllns Der Giienbabn Sujl9eA &ioto uno
SIafa an,peicno iein.
, 1876-10-21
GaroyaiGd)e NadyjAten.

SGwartu. Die teterItde @ntbiiuung
oeS WtoItft.O enfmal8 in Pardim 1T
ieet anf bcn 2. Sftobcr an9eicet. SIS
wcroeu 0icier UljertiGtelt Der @rOBbers
so3 nit mc9rercu Wtitglieoern leineS
DauIcS bciwo)neu. NuBcr oeu Spietn
Ser Ge9Srocn iino bit Wcrwanbten beS
Mari@aq8 sela0tn. Gri@sluen wirO
icrncr cine Deputation oc8 III Star9aro
ite0eubeu &olbsrg : @ren0oierre9imsntS
Or. 8, Oelim @bei Graf Woltfe III.
JuBeroem bat Ser @roBbersos beIoblen,
aaB ieOe5 medlenbur9ilbe 0te9imeut iid
onrd) etnen OIIiiier, elnen Telowebel
uho eiucn @jemeiusn al BET Teisr be-
tbeili9en loQ. Sim IL. 9cpt. fano bie
dnitealls Der Wfoltfcs Statue auf Sa5
Polament itatt. Die cclo1alc Uisur,
uo5u 80 @cntner WtctoQ ucrwenost lino,
lljBt nit oer 9taaoplatte 2,82 Meter
II Der O0Ae uno mad)t eiucn 9roBartigcn
2morud, Die 6ar6e 1T beubronce.
Der wcitt sVIantel, oer bic 6igur UNI
)Iiut, ldBt Tic auBeroroentlih po( unO
uiiroig erld)einen. Die rnbi9e Saltuug
uno 0a8 %erulte. na00enfeuoc @eli1t erz
ld)ctnen . III @barafter oc5 @al5en lebr
tatjprcMeuo. Der sranilene unterbau
Don 4 StuIen trG9t 2 poIlrtc 9r0uitene
8iritl nit 9eid)madUolu &antenper'
iiebrung. Qeetsre b0bcn cine 90be BON
$40 Wteter, 10 oaB oa5 9anse pom Der
&roe gemelIen aegen s Wftter Sobe mlBt.
OGB 9an5e MonMment 1T uOrSl8Iib in
Den 8erbaltmllt eli, uolenoet III Der 2eds
AIt, tlar i'll @eli0t8au50ruf mo tref'
ieno in Oer SteQun9. Seet entSlebl
cine weite 2~einWanogiiae OaS &nnltueri
oen neu9cri9cn 4l9en.
Der .NOlt. .3t9." miro aus 0oberau
6olgcnoeS beri1tet: Gin neunlabrl9el
&labe bat s~alelblt am 8. Sspt. leincn
fiinfjGbrigen Stieibruoer in einem
drummer ertrantt, na1oem ct bereitS
am Oforgcn oellslbcn Cages perIu1t
hattie, Osnlslbsn in einen Bad gu usr.
fen. Nadoem baS &inO uer9ebli6 &C..
iadt mar, bat Der iuass Wflietbater am
3. Gage feline Gbat ein9eltanoen. lud
bat NON oarauf Die Qsids III Dem Srun.
aea auf9efunoen.
2resoeu. unlers StaSt, ionf eiu
aa3iebuu98punft unb beliebter Iafent'
bait Der Gouriiten, entpOltert litb anf
iaaig uno ltebt in 9eia9r, balS gang
Don Sremoen bcfrcit 81 iein, etDa
.inigs paritanii9 s @n9lanoer auSss'
aOnsmsn. So %railirt nSmlia in
, 1876-10-21

"
GFlanFen G8 Sen Jyeuhten uub tern SIT.
@utlifum in sllocmeinen ibr srpBrs Eager,
ipelhes aus fplgeneen @eGen telsbt, ans,t
bteten : 3rpaen, Meptsine, Gbsm faliem, aPp.
BE- nnb 1pilsts sltifel, @Gpdmme, aorfs.
p~ssfpmerisn, 6arbitrFe, Garbe, Sele. 8enIer'
9la8. Slit etc. etc. einldIisBliG MNes, wne
IN einem Anten Drp9sa.@ sl9aft gewBDnli9 ~
taben 1T.
sic fahren slei9far5 cine arcee @nsmabl
eidtil4er prsparaiiOHen ais: &prr/s @slatinp,
gatsr's Gpeea, gerl- 0tiiBe aOm-@ tdrfe,
Safernsbk SaSn, Iapipea, ranbenilte Nfild
etc. etc.
2anpretb's snrautirter Gartenfaamen, nc.
prh ein ppiles IDortrment fetS poyrGtbia III.
Goneenirirte 6rltAt'& ienesn, alrcmatili.
rnllgs Giraffe Spa tepfr Sprte, GepiirSe aam
Gtnmn9en.
8erntr Isnfen lfe tte aafmerflomtett alf tbre
Ielbt1ema9ten Wreperate, WelAe cine 2O=iGb:
riiSe ptobs teltanbsn uap fir tpflae lie saron.
tiren tpnnfn. NH
, 1876-10-21
Dit lauhkurA

1T b%cfttntatt, bes gauge btsbertse Setluerfabren ittis
suIto6eu, Ste Sur rptrb brr9 bas io9enonnte
&obbao rn6 bur@ Gtnrebnten pom @obpntner
bemtrft. Gle 2ob6aber seigen an, no BITE &ranf9eit
iSftt 3etgen ic Die 2e6ensfraft bes WenI6et an.
9ouieu0e iino In BEN lestcn spet Sahren in Der
gabe>Anitolt, "a Stanton STU, 9tsp gorfs 9ebetlt
worSen. Inter ben @ebetlten befinben i6 piele
Ier5te uitb Ippt9efer. Ole Sob6Goer litterideioeit
ft6 por 0nberen 8Goern baburb, oaB ife brett auf
bic Granfbeit e%tnluirfet, nab Ben tranten StoiI ents
ierren, In ipel5er Sorm CT aud SUM 8pri9etr
tonme. Sic fn6 Elm @er6reanan9ss oSer gnsi@citz
bun0S>8rpceb ber &rontbeits ltoffe. Sober &rdHfe
mtro BEL Der anwenpitng bteier Cur i~o5nla9en fetH
etsener arst,. %scr!n SemanS Snr9 bteIe Sdoer 9es
bei(t lit, 10 tit CT pirf[tb iuo raoifat ge6eilt, m9bz
renb mad oer bisbertgeu Setlmetbo6e BITE 1tttef
gepSbnlt6 geiabrli9er iiHb ais bie &rantbeiti elblt,
lnb i9 5jters tn 8anass Seer iecanSdrer Granfs
bettert ~etnlelt, ~
S6oiei6 Sic Gvybabcr aGe 2ranfbeiter. inner[t9
uub 6uberltd, f~urtren, 10 iiuo bod bic @trfuusen
BET folgcnben 6rontbetteus Defenders penn tie I'D
NOD IN acntenl 3uitattNe %6eftnber, 9on5 auBeroEoents
lid: Sieber, islbit @erpsns nno Eppbusleber,
werbei Iebr l9nea, gembbnli9 nit la D6bern,
turtrt. Sales unS Observation-Disclosures wirb,
Defenders bel lun9en seuten u. TN eritea stadium,
taatisn,as ipereen oft iebr. i4nen. sebetlt;
sbenlc stn9ets unb STANDARDIZATION. iowte aIe
fbpbltttiSdse Grantbetten tn iebelR @rabe. Bet
SnBeren &rantbetten, S~ranotpnneem, @es
~idIfuMtett, GctppDeItt &C. tit bic gStrtut9 cine
pt6stt6e II. it6t6are. BUR etn Dab lit btnrei6eno.
nt Sehen pom ber ~s9trtuna 5i iberseu9er. SRA
GettrcbS uuh bic iogenGrnte &arts ober
Sacferrmbr (etne BITS ieBt unbeil6are arantbettl
iUuroen 9ebetlt. Set tebterfr S~ranf6ett 9eAet rs
@roaent 6eS Saderitofies NIT ieoern Babe sur4 BEN
nrtn ab. ~a
Dte @obcs un6 Gtnnebmes @nruer perben mad
ithem 8lab int 2anbe ~periGnot, Der 4retS bee
8aoespulperS tit 50. Der be8 ginnebue : BUFFERS
81. Mon lalje ia cine Broi6lre lber bic aobfr&
Vt easlti4er oher benti4er Spra4e f4ifeu.
FIR. RauchfusS,
"a Stontcu Str, (Box 1s9ol,J
Mep COST.
, 1876-10-21
1nIlnNi(dle lene(lilfn.

9e1leui1Ie, Ont, 20. Oft. Soa.
McNuilan, wel@er Dor Ginger 3eit lci=
ne @attin ermoroete, wurOs geItcrn Ders
urt6eilt, ON 21ten 9e5ember bs. S. an
@oloen Az Fesban.
Saliay, N.-5., 20. Oft. 9os
gesen,pdrtig i'm Sofen bon SuIifoy Dor
Nrter liegenoe britil6e Gel4waoer bat
Sefebl srbalteu, bis arf Meitcres BORT
Ill blei6en, %onitatt, wie scw6bnli4, auf
0auer bes @inters na@ @eitjnoien SIT
9e6en,
80 It 0 II, 90. Oft. Ser @attinmDr+
Der Magpon 5u Bortsmourtb, N,=S..
wurbs 9eitern gu 30=ja6riser 3u6tDaus.
llra{e pcrurt6eilt.
, 1876-10-21
0irginia Staat5<Wa3erEe
ta9l,e bsrausseseben son
9obn 9. e It.
We. 8 3pOlitc Straee.
Nt6monb,S a.

81 d III 5, a.

sc 90
u" ss,... SO so
Dtst Mpnate . vi oo
Greiie bet anseigeH:
Gin gquare, elm M1al sI5 %
Gin gduare, smet @tal -
Sin Sanare, bret Nlal. ! no .
Sin Sauare, cine QRo6e n ny y
Gin Sduare, einen Mpnat ~ y
Gin Sanare bret Mcnate 00O
SreEere Gn3etsen weresn tttssr ~berstnet.
Mbt ptsr weniaer 3eiltr bitben einea Saaart.
sas anseisen Fnb int gpraus su sabten.
Die 2situna ti,b In Jtitmtunf nab lint
a,ae,b son Bet S.Gsern fir IS Gents Per
Wpde auseetragen.
, 1876-10-21

9as tiirfii6c, &abinet iei jebt iiber=
5cu9t bob Die Hforte ni6t ldn9"r I'M
nnget0rten Selisc Der 8oIfan+0al6inlcG
bleiben t6nne, uno es iudre boDer po1r=
idcinli6, ooB Die Siirfei li@ ben Goroe-
rllll9en Gublon0s Iii9en piiroe.
9onoon, 20. 0ftb. Sic &fni3iu
@jftoria miro am nd0lten Montaee ci=
lie 9erotbun9 nit ibren Mipiftern ball
ten.
, 1876-10-21
gIirfei.

Df1D 0 II, IL. VII. Oe SelpUe"l-
Iiduns Der ruiil6en Note III Dem Der
liner ,9euti6sn &ei6san5eiser," Dem
DTfisielcn Orsane Der oeutlden 9fe9ic=
rung, in welder GuBlanb oen 6smonot-
li6em gsahenItiaitanb perwirft, ipiro
oIs rim gspeis betra6tst, boB Gublano
nit Gsutldlanb einoeritanben 1T; on-
hercrIcits mieberbolt Der @iener Gore
iponoent bcr .Simcs," luel6er 9epDDn=
lid iebr supsrlailis 1T, Die Sebalptung,
bob Gn9lanb, 6ronfrei9 nnO Stalien
Der 8forte lire @~enebmi9uns beg porz
seI6foeenen 6.mouaiiiAen WaHenltia'
itonbes m%it9stbeilt boben, uno oob Set=
reid glei0 BON p~ornbsrein su Gurltsn
beIslben 9~e,pelen 1T. SeitreiG mar IT,
cod oororf beoo9t, li@ ni6t ent9iiltis
gu Gunlten oes betreffenten Torl6lo9e5
aus5ubriiden. e0e es bieAnl1tenS eutl6
1anos uno &uBlanos iiber oenleIben er=
fllDr, pbslei6 es bieien Mfd@ten mt
tbeilte, bab Der @ori6la9 Der Sirfel lei
ner Meinuns na9 annsbmbar lei. Ser
GorreIponoett 9lonbt, boB es Der DIT
rei6i16en 3s9ierung in Nn5etra6t Der
@timmuns beg 0trel6ii6m @olfcs iebr
5dwer werben wiirbs, ben 8ori6la9 81
periperfen, ~beIonoers leitoem lid eng
Inno Tronfrei6 uno Staten III Gunlten
beTsIben ertldrt baben. Sic Mnll6ten
bcs Gorrslponbenteu Iino msefd9r chen
10 pobri9einli9, mie bic Wnsabe, oab
Oe[rei6 li0 nit 9u6lano uno Sutl9.
Lamb olliirt bat. SIN lebteren Safe bat
Gnalonb iiber bic Sra9e, &ries ooer
Srieben, al entl6eioen. 8enn Der Gor=
respondent Der Shines" 0te6t fat 10
banst oir gntlGciouu9 BON Gublanb ob.
Cine &euter'l6e 9epel9e aus ct.
petersburg meloet, bab 2oro 2Oftus, Der
enslii@e Gelanote in &ublano, nd@itens
nod Siposia rei]en miro. Man bctroh-
tst Sizes ols Elm Symptom zines m69li=
den Glnperltdnoniies 5lpiI6en &ublano
unb Gn9lanb.
Berlin, 10. Aft. Sic balboIfiSielle
YMorbb. 3t9." milf aug su~uerlaiiiSen
Auellen in Yetersburs erfabren boben,
sab Der GsoropitI4 na9ltens bon 9ipa=
bia na9 @isu, Berlin uno 2onoon rei=
fen miro, I'M perlDnIi6 gu @unlten eines
eintld6ti9en 0or9ebens Der Wd6te Ye-
bufs 26lun9 Der orientaliI6en Sra9e 81
wirfen. Ser Gar lOa mod INNER ouf
ieinem uripriin9li9en Gnti4lulIe bebor=
rem, li0 nidt obne MQirte einmil9sn 81
wollen.
YIDmoutb, 20. Offs. Sn benz
@6iHsbaubofe gu Davenport 1T Scfebl
eingctlofen, Die bier Shurm.Y anser-
i6iifs nGpclop," uSDora," u@orgon"
uno uSieote" BON je 4 &anpnen, luwie
Die YanSerfrc9atte uN9incourt" BON %
&anonen iofort 81 polen0en. 5 &riegs-
hampfer werben bier ieetii@tis sema6t.
2onbon, 20. Oft. Sn Der seltri-
gen &abinetslibuns waren alle Wtinilter
aniueieno. Oeltrei@ loft in leiner Mntr
mort auf Die speite 3ni9riit oes Gsaren
pegipro3en baben, i'm Safe elmer Snpa-
iion bon 9ulsarien our6 Gublanb nel-
tral gu bleibsn, bebdIt ii6 jeoo9 bus
1le6t Dor elnen anoeren She'll Der Siir-
fei 81 beIeben.
9erYariierGorreIponbent Der vSimes
ertIdrt, Dab oas Ginperitdnonib slpii0s
Seuti9lano, &uBlano uno Oeltrei0 al=
Der 3weifeI # bc.
s. England uno Tranfrsi6 piir0en neu-
trail bleiben uno &uBlanO bdtte oaber
mr. Die Siirfsi sum @esner.
, 1876-10-21
Ureiie bet IuSeigen:
neuslte telegr. pepe(ben.
GnqtanO.

2onbpn, 20. Oft. Sn pnrtsmont6
,purbe eelfern Die neue 9ampfforpetts
.gaedonte" pom Stapel selaIen. Sic
5elbe bot cine S%ragfablsteit BON 1920
Sonnen uno cine Wlai9ine BON $3.50
95erbefraIt. Sir ,piro l6 l4were &a-
nortn mitiiihfen.
, 1876-10-21
Gahpten.

2onbon, 20. Sftober. Sic G9Dp
fer lo(len in in Dem Iebten HeIosu9e &C.
gen abpilinier 270O Muan perlorcn 6a=
hon
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-11
M;mShs Farm

PROTECTING STRAWBERRY PLANTS No
protection should b applied to strawberry
plants till about December LIST, or when
Winter commences to set in, then cover
the plants with hay, straw, or barn yard
litter-not over two inches deep, as they
may be smothered
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-11
Ayers
Hair V1:gor,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dres sin 2
which is at once
4 gre e 4 b l e,
healthy, and eff
fectual for pre-
s erwin g the
hair. Fdded or
gray hair IS soon
restored to its
n,.,,g'nyy ,,1o.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-11
The Apple Worm.

The question how to destroy the cod
ling apple worm lately came before the
New York Farmers Club, and notwith-
standing that its members are rot the men
that the writer would go to for sound agri-
cultural information, yet occasionally an
outsider has something to say of some
Importance. At late meeting Mr.. Syl
yester, eli Lyons, \. Y, said that he rec
commended encircling the trunks of the
apple trees with bands of twisted hay, and
~ had proved a success. But as this
requires considerable hay, and is
Lottor n&Tration in twisting the band,
tS.:.,a ~ : to fold straw paper, and with
.-,;n ~ oa.,1; a' ~ the trees at height that
DAYS or two week. Examination once in ten
under the bands. Th<; - or Grn "oI'""
of what have preyiousfH ~ 'on',['na'lo"
.ect. He said; 1.-THE paI%n y" 'is sun
tried by the whole communicates were
district in Michigan, and foundq small
effectual. 1t has been a very Pe very
belief that the worms cause the ap2mon
fall, and fall with them, and if hogs enoft,o
to consume ali the fallen fruit are place,
in an orchard the worms viii all be de
stroyed. It is admitted that hogs are mos
excellent tenants of orchards and are yer
valuable as w8.ln enters, yet they do n 0
Lave access to large portion Of til
wormy apples, and hence cannot destro
~ Of them
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-11
Sick Headaches and Want Of
Appetite.

These feelings which sadden us most frequently
arise from nnuyanCcs trouble from INSTRUCTED
~pirttIun from eating and drinking what unfit
u. thus ds"rdering the liver aid stomach. These
-alis must Ice regulated il You wish to he well. The
Pills. If taken according To the printed instru tons.
Will quickly restore healthy action to both liver and
stomach, whence follow natural consequence. Il
good appetite aud clear head In the East and West
Indies scarcely any other medicine is used for
thrse disorders,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1876-11-11

IHNtF4 NVVU MULES fVN MN EKs--
l. In gathering seed corn, take such ears
stalks. >. Never take from stalk having
but one ear, if thirty stalks can be found
with twoor more good sized ears. Geuer-
ally but one of them is fit for seed. and
that usually the second from the ground.
But if the lower is the best, take that 3.
Always take ears that are filled out to the
end, and that beyond the husk, if such can
be found When You come TO plant be-
fore shelling break ne ear and see if the
pith of the cob is dried up; for if it is not,
the corn is not rine.
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Disorders of the Kidneys.

In all diseases affecting these organs. whether they
secrrtc to" much too ttl" waited: whether they
hr afflicted with stone gravel with aches and pains
settled i'll the luins the rcgio the kidneys
these Pl l. should he taken according the printed
directions, and the Ointment should Ice well rubbed
the small of the back at bedtime This will
give almost immediate relief when all other
failed
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THE GARDEN-BURYING RooT CRoPs.-
Turnips, beets carrots and potatoes may
be kept safely through the Winter by max
ing heaps upon the surface of the ground
in a dry place, and covering with earth
about IS inches deep. When the quantity
to be buried is large, the heaps may be
about 8 feet wide at the bottom, and as
long as you please. After the heap is made
take rye straw, and lay it six inches thick
on both sides, so as to shed rain, cover
lightly with earth, leaving a small space at
the top uncovered to let any heat that may
be in the pile TO pass off. The heap is to
be left thus covered. till Just before the
ground freezes then cover IS inches deep
all over and the roots will come out sound
in the Spring.
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PRUNING GRAPE NINEs.-The proper
time to prune grape vines is early in No
yember, after the leaves have fallen; but if
no wood is to be saved to propagate vines
by cuttings, the pruning may be done as
early as the frosts cause the leaves to fail,
often in October. The rule for pruning is
10 leave tie best and largest canes Of the
years growth for fruit next year Or for the
shoots that produce the next crop. Gener-
ally about onethird of the entire wood of
the vines should be cut out, giving them a
better shape By removing the small canes
here ard there, and the wood where there
is too much Of it. Some vines will re-
quire, perhaps, but very little pruning, if
young, while old vines will need Il good
deal.
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How TO MAKE APPLE BUTTER.-If you
have a barrel kettle. take thirty gallons OF
sweet cider-that just from the press is to
be preferred; boil it down to one-third OF
the quantity; then add altogether about
two bushels Of pared, quartered and cored
sweet apples about one third at time,
judging as to the quantity Of apples; then
stir the whole mass constantly with long
handled wooden stirrer, reaching down to
the bottom; this stilrer must be from four
TO five inches broad at the bottom, rounded
little to fit the bottom of the kettle. and
have half dozen or more half inch holes
bored through il. The mass must be kept
boiling and stirred until the whole is re-
duced to say one half the original guam
tity of cider, assumes dark color, and is
perfectly smooth and palatable. For this
purpose samples should be taken out and
tasted. When done it should be put in
jars, well tied over with paper, and placed
in cool place. Otherwise it may work, y
and lose great deal of it's value
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Mothers and Daughters.

II there i, one thing than another for which
these Pills famous. it i their purifying proper
ties especially their power of cleansing the blood from
all impurities and removing dangerous and >uspendcC
s"cretiuno. Universally adopted the one grand rem
ely for female complaints, they fail, weaker
the system and always bring about what is required.
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'riM the gloss and freshness of youM
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and badness often, though
not always, cured by its use Moth
ing can restore the hair where the
foIIicles are destroyed, or the glands
atrophicd and decayed. But such as
remain can be saved for usefulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with pasty sediment, it
will keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances
which make some preparations dan
gerouS, and injurious to the hair, the
Nigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for
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-~-~ . - On

PARASITES On SHEEP AND CALVES
At a recent meeting of the Scottish
Veterinary Association, the President, Mr.
Williams, stated that he had examined
many lungs and iiycrs Of sheep and calves,
which we've studded over with small white
blisters. These blisters under the micros-
cope, were found to contain worms in var-
Gus stages Of development. The animals
thus infested showed evidence of great
debility. The bodies of other animals we're
found to contain the oya or eggs of these
parasites imbedded in the flesh. and fowls
which ate some of the flesh died in conse-
qnence, suffering from the presence of both
worms and eggs in their lives and intes-
tines. Prof. Whalley also cited some SINH
lar facts, and remarked that the flesh Of
animals thus suffering would communicate
the parasites to persons eating it as food,
unless it should be thoroughly cooked.
He also declared that a stall in which an
animal mad died Of pleuropneumonis, can
not be safely occupied 10y another animal
under six months.
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Holloway's PILLS.
Nervous Disorders.

What is fearful than breaking down of the
nervous system: To he eXcitahlc in Il small
degree is M It distressing for where a remedy he
found: There l. une:-driuk but little wine. beer
spirits. or far better, take cofee.-wcsk
being preferable: get all the fresh air You take
three or four Pills every night eat plenty of solids
avoiding the of stops: and if these golden rules
followed. you will bc happy in mind and strong in
body, ana forget Won have any nerves