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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-08-15
BY Telegraph.

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NEW YORK. August I4.-Cotton quiet; sale, Of
1904 bales ut IL SLIGO l2nc. Flour dull aud heavy
and in some INSTANCES lo@1Sc lower; superane
and lower; common to- fair extra, s4.g0@e5:75;
good to choice extra, $5.S0@sS.50. Wheat dni,
heavy. and nonainally 1@2e. lower: 97he; for
for new red Texas. Corn steady. 554@57c for
graded mixed; 60c. for white southern. Oats less
ern and State: s54sc. for While. Sugar tria but
rather quiet: 9@94c. for fair TO goodrefning. Mo-
lasses firm and quiet. Rice quiet and unchanged.
Pork dull and lower ut al9 for new. Lard lower
and very dull prime steam, 5000. Whiskey
shade 1riner and duiet At s1.14. Freights Quiet
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, August l4.-Flour quiet aud steady;
Nils superdne, s9.75@ss.35; extra, s4.25@s8:
lower and fairly active; Maryland rcd, good to
prime. sl;15@s1 10; amber, 81 .20@Sl.23; white,
Sl.10@Sl:12. Southern corn-White DUH and
quiet; southern prime, S@35c. Rye quiet; prime,
5Oc. Provisions dull and heavy. Mess. pork, $50.
Shoulders. 94aeXc.; clear rio, l1G@1lNc: Lard
Refined. ! l4t9l1ac. Coffee steady. Whiskey dull
at $1.13. Sugar steady. $50
LOUISVILLE.
Wheat In good demand; red, 90c.@S1: amber, Sl@
$I.05; white. 90c.@s1.10. Corn dull; white, 45c,;
xe dc Rye Sos oat, quiet sr an %aa m
Il
Observation-Disclosures. 7c. Gear rib sides, &c.;
clear sides, 93aGl9Xc Bacon nomiualy unchanged;
Sugnr-curcd hams, l4Gl14ssc Lard and steady;
tlcrces, 12I@13c.; kegs, 1876 Whisky, SLIP.
CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, August 14:.-Flour quiet and steady;
family, S4.9O6lS5.25. Wheat steady and In fair
demand: red. &1GHSl.10. Corn irregular t 45x@
Ate. Oats quiet and firm at 30@S42c. Rye dull and
lower ut SEC. Barley quiet and firm ut S0(GS0c.
Pork unsettled: nomlnaliy, SlSDslS.ao. cash.
Lard dull and nominal; steam, l0hc.; Kettle, 100
12Ac.: current make, l0iac. Hulk-meats dull,
weak, and lower: shoulders, 1roinnaly To-; clear
rib-sdes sold at S3ssc., closing ut 64c. cash: clear
sides nominal ut 14GGYSc. Bacon dull shoulders,
&c.: clear rib-sides, l0c. clear sides, l0Ac. Whis-
key steady and I'm fair demand ut S1.10.
ST. LOUIS. tsh
ST. LOUIS. August lI.-Flour-Sound, medium
grades still In good demand At Si@So. Wheat
moderately active: No. red fall, Sl.153; NO.
red fall 81 O2H6l* l.03a. Corn steady aud In good
demand; No. mixed, 401sGG40!sc. Oats-No. z,
34c Rye quiet and unchangcd. Pork dull at Sl9.
BuIk-meats declined sharply. Bacon active; shout
crs, S4GDS7.c.: clear rib and clear sides, 100 lOSc.
and 1890 1G&c. Lard nominally UNCHANGED.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, August 14.-Prme becves in
good request: other grades neglected. fair tn choice,
5@GGc; common. 2a9 49,; receipts. 5000 head Ga
Sheep liz fair IL m2nd at 4G 5ac.; receipts, 5000
head. Hogs moderately active: slop-ied, $4,000
50: corn-fed, S9@S9.5O; extra Chicago, 1919 re-
ceipts, 5000 head
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August Il, 1875
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT White, 4O4 bushels. Red. 6,94S BUSH
els. .f.
.CoIS.-I!'hite, l.106 bushels. .Hired, 81 bush
els.
OATS.-134 bushels.
SAILS.
WHEAT.-White, 90 bushels at s1.S5: 10 BUSH
els fair nj Sll5 l20 bushels very good At 81 "a:
"a bushels ut $1.20; So bushels at S1.21; 112
bushels at $1.12-tota 404 bushels. Red, $50 bush
els .12 SIG bushels prime at .25; 204 BUSH
els very good ut S1.24: 1872 bushels very good mt
1928: 1913 bushels fair ut S1.15: 1S4 bushels at
Sl.l0: 1,134 bushels good ut $1.1S: GIG bushels
S1.16: ZIG bushels at 81: $50 bushels very good OH
private tcrms-total, G,S2S bushels.
CoRN.-IFhite. 800 bushels good Mt 33c.; 262
bushels Prime ut 55c.: 16 bushels very good ut
54c.-total. 63S bushels. .Nred, ST bushels ut see
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BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK. August 14-Noon.-stock, dull, with
little better feeling Money, 2. Gold 11l9s. EH-
changc-LonS, 4S7is; short, 4S9.. Governments
active. States quiet and dull. .-@. ~. ~.
Erening-N1oncy easy 1T X. Sterling. 1857. God,
11l3sMll1k. Governments dull and steady. States
quiet.
BALTIMORE. ..~
BALTIMORE. August 14.-Vrginia 6's, deferred,
5h: conso,S, Cos; second series 80.
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coNRGEss REPRiMAN DED
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ANOTHER NORFOLK FIRE

OF THE REV. CHAs. KING.
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REPORTED FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
V1NGLISH HAIR-BRUSHES.

T1NGLIsH HAIR-BRUSHEs.
A large aud varied assortment Of line ENGLiss
and other HAIR-BRUshEs. go
Also. fine IVORY and DRESSING COMBS,
ENGLISH oTH-BRusHEs tHisde TO order,,
SAIL-sRUsHEs, and other TOILET ARTICLES.
For saleby ...| ,..s,r J. BLAIR, Druggist,
t,se I'D. corner OF BROAD and Ninth streets.
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IMPERIALIN

RIVER BILL APPROVED
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OPENING OF CAN VAS S.
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POPHAM MEETS KELLEY
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MESSAGE FROM GRANT,
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VICTORY FOR OUR SIDE.
MORE BLOODSHED IN CUBt

LATEST FOREIGN ADvICES
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HAWAIIAN TREATY CONFIRMED.
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YEsTERDAY US, NEWS.

= - = = - : = - - .s 1'Ns-1-2s w ~
MESSAGE FROM GRANT.
coNRGEss REPRiMAN D Ed
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RIVER BILL APPROVED.
HAWAIIAN TREATY CONFIRMED.
OPENING OF CAN VASS.
POPHAM MEETS KELLEY.
ANOTHER NORFOLK FIRE.
TRIAL OF THE REV. CHAs. KING.
REPORTED FIGHT WITH THE INDIANS.
VICTORY FOR OUR SIDE.
MORE BLOODSHED IN CUBA.
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TIE WAGNER FESTIVAL.
LONDON, August IA special dispatch
to the Uaily -Aeus from Bayreuth reports
that the performance Of Rbinegold, the pro.
loguc to the Ring Of the Nibelungen, began
al ! O'Clock Sunday evening. *:
Every seat in the auditorium was occu-
pied The audience was one Of the most
brilliant and distinguished ever assembled
III Germany.
In the Gallery of the Princes were the
Emperor William and the Emperor Dom
, 1876-12-30
BNOTDIsIINI:Ss.

n ths Editor V Tho Tribune.
WAnnEN, ILL.,, Dec. I'LL SEQ 80 many remarks
In Tho Home In regard to :" table arrangements"
strained 10 glvo my own viows IN those subjects,
II am called ''snoI. shaii rather delight In
thc nnnle II It classes mu among those who i,ay0
independence OF Character, and ambitious prile
enough, to leaye the old beaten tsnck 0f house.
Keeping. anl u need he, adopt new modes md
customs; after being convinced, that ralL nudes
%nh a customs a ts to p,oos o1def n onos a:e.
complicated details Of u llnnes.
/ have been kcuping house cigh!ccn ycnrs, no
whom late writer for Tho lIUMu s,,uke Of tl1
"tricks Of these GIRLS" Aho could not hayc t,cai,t
INT, therefore took tlp olIensc.
Tho Hane writer stated nlsu, that people who In
of tho dinner before bringing thu dessert werU try
fng to ape upprr.eud0m, and by 10 doing ma1o
themselves ridiculous. EonIu VI Us, dear friend,
do not altogether pattern after otilur peonie.
And ] boldly assert lhat for many years liayu
n,ens a. fefnci and atttnetivo IL p possibls. ,ako
] tralr my servants how TO wait upon tho table, 10
that need not DO mortified by thsjr hinners In tic
prY4nnsc q guests; and after having pnrasen sur
Out Of my sght it, Sr,st 10 rc4ish nv dcssett:
and II, a. ID sometimes tho case, lave no hpip,
do all this mysc, and have the Hatlrtactlon Vt ieyl
Ing sl!st my danncr has ; been well served.
10 tho treatment or my ''Ljrcl help trent tGpM
kindly, ind never uxncct too mpcl, OF them, cor.
ycquSnily haya no trouble. When / hire them I
lhesr auiea mud make It as easy a. posslbp fur
them, hut they ars taught to kIoW and keep thur
, 1876-12-30
"rUCKKR BNATCnEs.h

TO fhA El1lOf or TA@ Tribune,
KALAMAZOO, Dec. Ml,-fOu need not pr)nt ths
yaa iika vi; S!h @ @ss, ~, sao9'i i lEe e 'hsnk tSs
ho wse s1w te yS6n og
tries to say good thing 70 have thy ..peii" to
%h Il aad ,bs Cent u'ua kpow %
.pFo,s ais nina rsadlng pickens" und j IL so"S 1,
or NJ oTs VIZ hs arc oeys NSw
for tidy Of wh!to cotton cut In circles and puck
cred into result that was 10 surprise MI 10 far
she's right. The amount ot ruckes.snatchos Il
susprIsus. Il lss swaseneI a variety of 's oshss
You seo needed : uay for ny husbands easy;
minutes during onu weoE. i've nlrcady put in ali
tho odd, ana good NAM, oven. n,inntes fot two
cream saucer. u had her address would null
i to heF With tll. beautiful and touching intcrip-
tion: 4. When th!s you soc, remember ms." l'vo
Job II she tttes. It would give hor such n!cu
start on tho ono ehc wants to g'ye her youngest
gsandehild when A., sht. or + q years old.
don't bollcva shall ever Gn!sh It fer tlinst !
"sorter" feel a. Y WAS = victim o. misplaced
confidence: oh, why ddn't you say thai ! took q
called for much time aud Mors pataancvr :,
h1s %oaSa 1s nas
saat 'sF sss S''G'sa Y Tss
ss SsndS uS noaa i1fs l.
a large spooniul.. Who shall measure tho csk1r
Can't you bu moro lucid, Not for my benefit;
ior john Lawrence, though H. hI4 own fault i IL
has the dyspspsia lis " not obliged to cat all tho
!ucsses shs sets before him. lla saJ. b. was tho
aay oIsy IL shs 's sstuu,ony @ 'f shat uatsG % % liz
twain, rtalin1 1t over might hare good effect,
, 1876-12-30

nz..v., 1e ws r. xIsr &C. ~ 75sss: r,,,
wflhoG. lhs second q Tro.woo, shat you liked liz
cot|ee-caRcs. especially ~ suc sad In tho recips
q brown sugar" and Jane says shonli hayo writ
p1sfcr isat 6soxn suga1 t1on IL os mos,a5e s'sa ana
as;: Aad III: cspI @sEss, .!ttoaxa s ysa i l,sss
Sss oos. +, y. Ss Ss1 u .sss ss
thoughts. deslsicd saying that, ii preferred. une
could uso baking .powdss for that spangceakc. hut
wss too lazy y write it. and thought q sensible
shouldn't you thlnk "A,uber" would speak up,
viIl .'Ilse to d. occasion" Thu, Art il, how
her lug judgment Of hoyseho'd huu'anit!e.--
n nSnee; would s ks t1 ,,, knew 4 they at9 any
those babea. Of IIrtcn's Accomplished Arlbcr,
YOU sea viii talk 10 you, sllent though yau are;
4nd now %snt 70 know what you mink Of wed.
s ps ss ana' %
wedding. Sometimes three plated, sometimes
oas;pla,s, .pa sometimes = 4od ! thnk ! should BY
q iI'eaas d f. e =. wedding 'ysaa a &c T., ISn: FIX
Should seua II M sss ~y eontcats ts Il u" S. sw.
elFy Or siiset.plass uanutsclory in rcsponss,
with .'Kegrets" Az wUll u y Compliments. IA
though Tbs gft were mere welcome Than the giver.
J know 1t u the tnsA!on Ut tbs dsy,. hut aufor-
incenyenisnt; vide, puil.baria. have happened
~ bear some " ny, acqus'atances .'blc.a thuis
STAR" they Ncseaped an invitation " TO weddlnxs,
they cishr. fct 10 disposition u make. under liz
coulpulslon of custom. OF lelt unable 10 mako,
spoataneous r!fts froia familiar friends and reI4,
ss ss. u na y -. s Lei
quantity VI HANDSOME gifts, | might b1 converted
10 lae fssAsou. lIut a. think wLsrs peouls gct
, 1876-12-30

II the jTftor AZ Ths Tribune.
best for nln to soek cntranco Into The Home again.
iiu: not knowing whether u was tho '.ter,l Chat
letter. O the editor who had glvon me the utteD
thought would tx yneo more Aud now ~ +,
you i saeed II III to nc Sat bat ttle rsaso aUa or
judgment was used IN dressing baDcs, They were
bundled M in nnntal. with nu,nsroHs bands bound
esaary TO hold thoui together by artificial meaus,
while theru little arluB und nocks wcru left bare;
a,a this n Winter ~ s Wsll = h. onE
INC patterna, from distant eity OF long. Showed
5 o1 VIC w.: &c ossr % s Sys, ycss @
And. in ap!to Of datnty RULES and other ttiM.
uui1y. people took them for night-tsowns, and. A.
aid not put dresses on him. And when told
Them thoss woru droYsss,, they would cxclainl,
SSsk ss ass1 q Sa: anS aes' ". w
mon.1e for onco have united. 80 that goo these
Ss e 1o's D, 1sS asout resolved et !sa wopa so9s
i1y % to o. sss1a.ch saa. A0t H. u tsndar % iesa. s'0''j
tyla the nurse this, and she p1t 4pes on " his
from limo 10 iimo 10 nake room. until al length l
substituted buttons and hnt!onhoes. w that he has
neyes had y any pins about his e!olhlng except the
sess hssf sss n1,as
ns as IL fl soss es rsp @; s hsss, lid u; q
would DO t6s question. AZ aoou A. / put short
shoulder: with straps.. Tho winter he was
year old ] dressed him Ia Aannel shlrts,
iAnnel sksrts, haMuel drcases lined through.
oat.. long. .sluexcd and higb.nscked, and
woulcn st1eklngs., The nezt wInter hu worn the
ysne, with the addition OF flannel drawers, lined.
II aiways ou ihs aoof.- eoidsst plsco. III tho
house usually, ,-and they neel watnler clothing
than many nothrrh deem necessary. Ny boy has
and now although he st,sI Weass knon-p pants, ho
wears AAnHei dFawers that Come u bis feet, with
long stocktoss 9yss them u & tho summer d9Mtang M
cuthn9 on, as they exetrse 40 much that usually
II IL burlun, aud causus tlrtu - petsplse too
, 1876-12-30

sse very oriInnry Vleasca nicely framed, in order
10 he deceived IN thls wny. and The iants Of Tho
ss ss6, 'Gs 6 l,St T u sS ow y ela nsgsn
One q The greatest defecta ot .hie mo i. the fa..
asen6o e Ss c ss
seradrop IN continually and nrc permitted 70 nnfol
thsi. bulge. Of eo's!p nnl scandal; Children hsar
a"d hns hat saSs tSey sa,e IL fnn aHec % he
cnrios!ty, and TO satisfy which chances ore not
wanting, lint 10 prevent betraylnR that they hear,
they .te ahls 10 build block. .hose. rnaEe kiset. Or
avrn pretend to study their Lesson, anil yet hehe
se te es a" S " sSs
mind il worn cut. TINT iho daagitcr Ii IN Just thc
ssame condition. With this difference, Tint while
nnd has tho Judgment OF maturcr years, the dnugh.
.es 4 hsmpesca BY nc9o q q ,se'e 20 that az she
own desire, and The crew, Instead Of being all
good Influences ot tho past. are lust The reversc.
il she should sinE we must accept .ho penuity,
and Know that II u tho work ot onr own hands.
Can't we' from M this day.! ,ay, shut TO- out all Eossp,
DO NOT so!crato H. and II any ono lnsts,s nron en-.
tertainlng yoa on theeo subjects, 10 what ,yeu
%oua hsy 1St"e posGnh 21S Thy
icrs. What necessary information have mothers
10 isnpGFt Aeide from the laws OF her daughtern
health. Eonel But It aflonl be her duty to Kuard
anu preserve tho Innocence and purify Of her
daughter. and Ahe will havo the satisfaction OF
eceIng that she IA as ruEG wou,nn aS she wns
girl. and not TINT The effort 10 APPEAR Innocent
while a young lady was snch taek that sla
halls mArringc a. a l.nppy relcnfc. Tho
mask falls Oh, md tho woman sinks all tho 1owcr
for tho effort which !has mask cost her. And thcso
young girls and married luAes. Other knowledge
will coulo with the nerd. II the mother cannot 10
with her to give it, tho only other pcrspn 10 accept
II from 10 her family phyelc!nu. 'WhAti' says
soma one. .'wonad yo!i not rather a frtcnl would
talk on such natters than doctosi" No. mn'hml
When cuneMlt him, pay him for Il, and whom
ever l meul him again. he docs not presume upon
that consultation. dragging such eublGcts lnto
the conversation. Uefldca physlcfnns treat such
matters with dcllcacy which, hn,lts suggest itself
to tlluse women Hh0 scatter scAntai rs prnfnscly
NJ the snrnlcr scAttcre Rrels, Annlher writer iu-
PRODUCES her hobby In auch an independent manner
tint ono might use In writing recipe ut GoIne
wholesome dish. hut Mholdt She Ii telling III
that Bho, patted from reserve and .nodesty "fons
before she WAS ont Of her. teens" also giving hcf
experience IN that "old. old faahioM" which
orls!na.e1. With Adam ana Eve such experiences
w: nearly tited e the -, :'cesner'
Int, in ti,o ja,guagc Of NIpper .'If this IL tilc
change, please giyo US q c6fstAncy." tA% II. :"
says iona one. 1--WE dill nut hear worse things
every day Of onr llicl'' so may rhysetan be pur.
lcctly accustomed ~ treating t,r patients during
amnll'pox cpideuilc., nut i Is such q lontslsnm1
jiAcasc ho cunnt help but feel regret Ut tho 1!sst
eynIpluu Of every new case, j. j. klN4aFuItu,
, 1876-12-30
now TO HOME 4 TURKEY.


CnscAae, Dec. Gs.-In yous Home Department
somo ono recently askea for instructiuns fos
s'b0ning turkoy.h Ever since ilnvo bccn hon.
Ing to SEQ that sou,o professional cook had given
tho lICsircd Information, bNt lacked In vain, 40
VIII tell hce Of my successful amateur pcrior1nance
IN that Inc. Professionals have different sized
nMl shaped knives 10 ahs!ht but ono can do nicely
with Short sharp bfoad Or Kitchen knife. First,
mako tho BtaA!ng to suit tho family tasta. took
teuletloln-not too lean--GhpNreIM Il AVS; d .ta-
cup Of erackoF.erambs; two oggs; a p!nt OF oys-
alt well; haA my laEke needle aud stout thread
Mnuy, with aoule two. lnch.WiIe soft hteachel Old
cotton cath Now for your turkey. II belng we'll
cleaned aud Ringed b0 careful not 10 break thv
outside skin. Cut OF the legs so AZ to cut oil the
tctldone where they jo|n thr dranlstiek. Cut tho
arst ja!nt tse.N the wsug; leave good lengths es
skin Tor the neck. Every boup must be
wItG ths isgs. ~ EACH l,sament .. skka s!ls
so as to cut the losh clam OH, and lraw tho bono
out; when both legs are bonelcsa follow aloug tlu
hack, breast, md Wings. Tl.s neck II masu as.a-
cult out got 1t out nicely % you can. Now your
turkey one ghapcless Jl0nr; but begin stullIlH at
The neck from tbs inside; having tied securely ihe
skin to prevent escape, hll out she wings, hreast
hudy. und lcgs. Now sew up shu skin; tundagu Il
ior fcar 81 tho staiine swelling u ~ to burst
skin; aalt and psppet tho outside and sscsh, until
perfectly tender: II it's aH DID chap. steam four
Vs Ave hours. W1len done puta TN pinto and 4
couple OF 1At-ttons on tap VI 1t 10 rre4s until
cold. Then cut Ia nice thin scas, aMl you VIII
tnl II as nco ~ though done by PEof. tey!e hln''
With many THINKS to tho editor for indulgIng NJ
In his housakcepcE's eolunas, 1emaln' yours,
, 1876-12-30
ho heard a wish or suggestion hr nlatln va nOtn
Of 1t, T" consequently everything was perfectly *nt.

y % % u esssrsSG"s i" Va S ps9ce.s " III.
What lovely night ho Ind for HI. frolc, md
what 'nos sSrrct was rnra f., NJ. ,ns or,
" III hcr XIV icather:i H @ th,nk sse - a"t Wi
santa" haye bccn n ls.sne tni: holiday sea
sse s ?sgSran's5h yis sf fsS's s ni for mo-
mcnt ihat coad look With disilaiM upun her class.
iSs ..Ss: e @ !:evs IT, Z '.'
yo a Sss ana .esen ae sso
fsason tat ave enjoyed thp forne; and now
look tn !ha young people 10 hctp keep M fresh.
hHve nlTnya aa Hcenliar ;eyersneo ios thc
tse sosI"iy Of the young; i ielps tisu, 70 reeaf
ci,Iidhoods happy huurT. rerlnl,a '.scIlool-OIrl"
would liko to know how cid aus. Let me- qnote
l1cc. H.. Sonne ono Il eharp enough 10 recognize
friend In my nom do plume. She writes:
snS FL y yfsn nso rss
{Sss sSs, Vii sss
$ss !s a5s : ysss
Now. shall be Obliged 10 exoncratc Tho printer
from all bihmc, and mako my friend feel hotter.
for ste slo does not want mo to grnw old 70 fnst;
her o'Aer. Vow see counted from tic day Of my
b,rtl.-ior this ;" Centennial" ycar brought with It
Lot nc lelson,o OF the tttlo girls, l,oac atn,nas
md ssn!ers May allow !tMo b!esreA priv.
a joke that l,as alway+ .luck, 10 inc without
any .paate, ettekttn+ nt .uuttlaxv. I wat II
very lttle girl. sJ sister had q friend visiting
her. Tho bull rang nnawcrcd 1t. 1he gentle.
sna,, said, Accomplishments Of tho reason, md
Ba!, ''Ccrtain!y, sir aud lallerel iInt into the
paslur, After lie was gane ! related NY sx;
pcr!cnco at the cxrenae of being laughed Mt. Int
when tho next caller came yol, may rcst assured
TINT knew Just what tu my.
uCo,npliments Of tho Heason," but "A 1,nppy|Scw
Ycar. and.nA VIC lay 'Oid Hnntn" down IL rcst,
and tho old. year IL 70 beautifully Withdrawing
behind tho rich drapcry Of tImc may tho curtains
al the new. ycar rtro np0n an lhclon!lcd futnre,-
everything Just rs ya@ wousa Wish to hayn u,
, 1876-12-30
THE GAnE or Ltr7LH CHILDREN.


Ann,,x ,cS e 5nM ,ist1o IL nncs nrc tucto1
annry nwny in theIr lIt}o Lr,ls nn flr nrnttic ~
li,S ynirn. ,,l In rait"r ~ wo ~ snasH fc"t
l. byy.hr, M WNn nv Murs"ry nutct wnt ,wnst
trndcr ,nnmore. einster IN cytry corner mi as
ronot msn, s'f's c,' III IhamEin" a ri ~ "sn
rarv stlintss that rcfrns @ II, nv ecnt fnnms' hi
tn{ tn.mny-nw f1n, 1v!tin" 4%rir qiM,j tpxnWs rs
vniEca rii rebn iroph III iosn oS u o hny
wcienn,n cycn wiit ho 'u thc 0 in..ta t' ~ bntv
tcn,1,nr ou,i ,,n ~ nary tnnita ~ !. Va,,mn
fi"Y nv heart nclc. Tor toss Nv who " haye iad cr
dorn1s awuy in lint Iona soen fron, whcI, t,,rro
II ~ nwrun,}n,t snw" II ~" l,,ar ,y"riS +, i,
tnso thnnShts w,,r, ,rn,nn, ~ NJ, ~ cvuim th,s i,t
Ter ia tl,o earu al iittiS cht1drcu' Hnvc lad n
rrnnf ,fnnl ~ nrnnrHrc~ sriE ItIto r,,,"s hM"i,,
,,rsei ny nw,, through several scvuro its OF iii.
tuye, and having kent them personally under nv
caro-, allowing Tic tirro 10 aci only IN my uaspt.
ant Now III hesin Gt the Foundation, X ypu
wish your tiarlIngs 10 10 strong mud vigorous do
not make house, .ulonts Of them. Az tlow.
oEs shut Ia frou, uir nnG sMnstimo fuIe
9uh withcr M children n ton closely bn,,stl
become delicate and uven lisraael. Let them
have plenty or olt.doo exercise. Even yuungin.
fnrfs rnu In tnkou ait nv, hriutf cnnI tIrvs nr,,
, 1876-12-30

~ lhs H;l7f0F y TNs 3T16HHe'
ono gave tho addruss Of Mrs. Nandall. II " No.
44.o Wcst Madison street, iouM ~. sha informs
for tintng, also iiYpatia powder, S1.o churgcs S.
for suiaIl quantity of each. recognize thu reE-
son above refvrred TO as q contributor tin the way
OF ndrestlsingl to The Homo columns. Ladies'.
look out for your md two way. - Do % are
make yo4r own 'cula creala,'" md don't 1T tha
baby have any silver tu play with fas thero - ~
through and steal" have u few recipes 10 send,
one Of which has been asktd f1t-sugar l1ups: OAe
pound Of -four. three .foutths of pound of sugar,
uno'half pound Of butter. fur eggs gill OF rosu-
M4!er, hako on buttered papcr in IL quick oven
THIS ulakcs 4txty drops.
:. No Mattcrs": Three cups Of sour luilk thrrs
Tablespoons Of cream or butt1ri one cup u susur,
Dissolved A tho milk; olo teaspoon Vt 4QhA, l'''-
, 1876-12-30
SOMETHING ABOUT woMAN's wol0.

MArTooN, II. ntc. ei-Agtatl9n nnd ycp!ila-
,ioM afn goom principles II iol!tIes o. well ~
bc accomplished by tho apitatton of lid otlles 1t
sSss Es'ss fsaa e Ha' esss ss
s L ss eexS II sSsys s "sse 5
H. hs Chg hon"r e bGng .seoac4 s
caunot AFFORD 70 throw, away ampiIe: Every
y wRe nuas sspp s s ss"
X W Ssyss' %hs sisstssnt esstats SSS Saans @
rlage daily contact with the world rounds MS char.
ncter, bnt tho wife nnrfows hers down to thrco
t9nei Nno1hcr the s1s end sf negeGs
j; nsss; fsss ssPs. Sss
ss IL sG ss "a s"d hsS III FL II
utea XII psIap o Ses.
discuss through the columns VI The Homo how
TO determine lho mean between aesthetic md do
eaasa % u "ppeas % s%!ns S av pe@ss IT,
sssa It eoMc %sa u d1ss sss WICK ~ To- T.
rh'yeia aseus4ed ,'aporiant affairs q sta.e, tic
system processes itself satlsfeE when II u.ltit,wa
woman with beauty, and wit, ind Rrnce, AiItt yet
We are brought up standing. now and then. BY
nswsnanH;r n;p paragrapNs lkc M, thia nMr: Edward
talked with 4 highly cultivated American
woman who did not know tho difference
between a ScnRtof mud n Representative IN
Congress-. We are told thAt Al1rthn wps
curuful nbout tnany tlihgs, d capable wuniun eco.
Ing we'll to thu why's Of het household, and yet II
was tho gentle, listening Mary whonr Jesus lived.
An old wfitor deBcrIhcs thu model wife stto 10 IN
utuctonato, ,nutho,ly, capable, tender, exquisite