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struction OF the wreck OF the monitor Te-
cumseh, sunk in Mobile hatbor, and to
repurchase the wreck II necessary.
MASSACHUSETTS CONTESTED ELECTION.
Mr.. Poppleton from the Committee on
Elections reported the resolution in the.
Massachusetts, contested election case, de5
claring Mr.. Frost, the sitting member, not
entitled to his seat and that Abbott, ,contes-
tant, is. A vote was taken on the minor
ity report declaring Frost entitled TO the
seat, which resulted: Yeas 79, nays lOl,
and then the majority report was agreed
to without division.
The House then went into Committee
OF the Whole, Mr.. Blackburn In the Chair,
on the private calendar. The bill TO con.
firm certain land claims in Missouri was
discussed, but no action reached.
Mr.. Lynde, from the Conference Com
mittee, on the bill to amend the bank
ruptcy act made a report which was
adopted.
Nu''''"s0' SENATE. ~
Nj. Sherman submitted thesreportof
the Conference Committee on Joint Res
olution for the issue Of silver coin.
Mr.. Bogy, OF the Conference Committee,
said he concnrred in the report, although
II did not accomplish the object he desir-
ed which was to make silver legal ten
der for any amount. He concurred in
the report because the session was very
far advanced, and he felt the necessity
Of providing subsidiary coin for the
people.
Mr.. Jones also spoke in opposition,
when the report was agreed Ito, -apd'the
trial was resumed!
MIR. Evans being still absent the court
adjourned till Monday, with the UNDER
standing that the trial shall then proceed.
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
The Senate resumed the consideration
Of the River and .Harbor appropriation
bill.
Mr.. Norwood moved that the Senate
now concur in all the amendments OF the
committee proposing 10 strike out pro-
visions in the House bill.
The amendmentsproposed by the COM
mittee were agreed to'as follows: Approt
priating $500 for the removal Of the
Beaver and Nailor Bend rocks; clearing
out snags in the Little Kanawha river,
West Virginia; increasing the appropri.
alton for the Improvement Of the river
and harbor at St. Joseph, Michigan, from
Sl2, 900 to $4,000; appropriating $50 600
for the Missouri river above the mouth OF
Yellowstone. Increasing the appropria.
ton for the Improvement Of Saginaw
river, including Saginaw harbor, Michi-
gan, from Sl1 900 to $4,000. That for
the improvement Of the harbor at Mil
waukee, Wis, from $4,000 to $4,000.
Reducing the appropriation for the i'm
proyement OF fthe'harbor at Thunder Bay,
Mich, from $4,000 to $4,764. Appro-
prialing $4,000 for the repair Of the piers
ut the mouth OF Black river, Ohio, and
increasing theappropriatiOn for the Fox
and Wisconsin rivers improvement from
$4,000 to $350,000. f,s-,,,.
Pending the discussion, Thurman, from
the Conference Committee on the bill
to amend the bankrupt Law, submitted a
report which was agreed to-,
Adjourned. ~ y @t.'
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majority in the Senate at the partial elec.
tion which Is fixed for 1878.
ITALY.

ROME, July 14.-The Senate today dis.
cussed the bill concerning customs and
regulations. NJ. DepretiS, Minister Of
Finance, defended the bill, and said that
it evaded portion Of the ministerial
programme. II the bill was rejected the
government would consult the interests
Of the country as to the course they should
pursue. On division the yeas and nays
were equal. The President consequently
declared the bill rejected. Several SEN
ators protested that the vote was void,
and great excitement ensued. The
sitting adjourned uutil Monday.
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FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, July l4.-fu the Chamber
Of Deputies, the motion OF N. Noduett,
demanding the abrogation Of all pres
laws was rejected. .
PARIS, July 1.-THE attitude Of the
party Of the left has entirely changed
since the vote on measure for the appoint
ment Of Mayors showed that the govern
ment had the majority in the chamber
The left will abstain from all attempts to
overthrow the ministry henceforth, and
only aim at obtaining the Republican
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GheQjttelIiiaenter.

OUR dispatches this morning report
Sitting Bull, the commanding Chief in
the battle with Custer, a, among the
killed; also confirms the suspicion that
the movements Of the Indians were d.
rec,cd by at least one white man, who
was also killed. ..n
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CINCINNATI, July 14.-Cotton-Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; new white
81 10a1 121f. Con-Steady at 46a4Sc. Oats
Firm; No. 2, 32kc. Rye-Firm at 7Oa
72c. Barley-75aS0c. Pork-Held at $50 20.
Lard-Dull; prime steam lie: kettle held
at 1231al3c. Bulk Mcats-Firm at Sa1OSa
101< a l0A a 10Xc. Bacon Gall 4 a 12c.
Whisky-Firm at 81 10.
HoGs-Dull; light SO 64aG 66; heavy
SR 6naG R5
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EAST LrBRgrY, July 14.-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts to-day GAG head, all through stock;
total for four days S,SsS. Nothing in the
yards for sale. No business done 30 no
quotations. Western stock over due.
HoGs-Receipts $3.50 head. Total for
four days 6,s95. Workers, So 90a7 90;
Philadelphia 81 15a7 25.
SHEEP-Receipts 1900. head; for four
days 1000. Selling at s. 50a4 20.
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Further "Details OF Clusters Fight

CHICAGO, July 14.-The 1ribune's spec
ial from Fl. Lincoln gives further details
Of the Little Horn fight in which II says :
Sitting Bull was killed and also white
man named Wllburn, Sitting Bulls chief
adviser. Four companies Of the 22d
infantry, consisting Of twelve officers and
one hundred and forty men, have arrived
at Fl, Lincoln and will leave for Ter
ry's command Sunday. The wounded
are recovering and there will be no more
deaths. It's thought that Sitting Bulls
band obtained about $4,000, the soldiers
lust having been paid. ..r
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Legislative. Oversight.

COLUMBUS, o., July Alt has been
discovered that the Legislature in
amending the laws relating to the fees
and salaries OF county officers last winter,
repeating the act OF March 20, 1875, that
there is now no provision for eompensa-
ton to the county Auditors and Treasur-
ers elected since that date. .r..,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
Ne,r York money and stocl.s.

NEW YORK, July 14.-MoNEY-Closes
easy at 2a2H iper cent. Prime mercantile
paper Sa4N per cent. Custom receipts
$2s3,000. The Assistant Treasurer diSbIrs.
cd $4Sl 900. Clearings 5000, 900. ster,
ling firm at .SSI<a4:90ll. = .
GoLD-Closed at 111ll after selling at
l1l9Sal11s. Carrying rates las per cent.
Tnana Tnala fat -..t.
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Weather Report.
WAR DKfAKfMkNfI
OPFIcE oY TnH cHlKY SIGNAL oPFIcER,
WASHINGTON, &c, July l6.-1 A. n.

WARRINGTON, D.'C, July i6.-1 AN. }
PROBABILITIES.
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys,
fair weather, with local rains, light varia.
BILE winds and slight changes in tempera-
' For the Upper Lakes, the Upper Mis-.
sissippi and Lower Missouri Valleys,
northeast TO southeast winds, slowly tis-
ing temperature, rising followed by a
falling barometer, partly cloudy weather
and light rains in Missouri, Iowa and
Illinois.
For the lower lakes clear or fair
weather and lower temperature than on
Friday, with north TO west winds and
rising barometer.
The rivers will rise slightly at the sta,
tions below Memphis. Tho Ohio and
Missouri will fall.
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BALTIMORE, July IA. = Flour = Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Firm and un.
changed. Corna-Fairly active; western
mixed firmer at 56c. Oats-Dull; western
mixed S71zaSec. Rye-Quiet at 65a7Oc.
Petroleum Quiet: crude 9a9 70; refined lie.
Butter-Quiet and unchanged; western dull
and heavy at 16a2lc. Proyisions-Quiet
and unchanged. Whisky-Stcady with Il
moderate demand at 81 141z.
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RenubIican. Convention.

LITTLE Rock, July ID. The Republi.
can State Central Committee, which has
been in session for two days, decided this
evening to call the Republican State
Convention to meet on the 9th day Of Aug
ust for the purpose Of nominating State
ticket. r...N
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SiInink' 'StocksS..

.sAN FRANCISCO, July 14s-Although
greatly depressed, nothing yet that can be
considered pdnic Is prevailing In the min
Ing stocks. There are no failures known
to have occurred, though there are ru-
mofs to that effect. If'the leading stocks
60 much lower, uncogerlng lhs rAtgihs,
bad break will no doubt follow
Stocks we're weaker after, the board to-
.tT"If.U sFA ~ TipH4 ~ ~
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NEW IoeK

New YoRk, July H.-The Executive
Committee Of the Liberal Republican
State Convention, after full interchange
OF opinion from which it appeared, the
members uniformly favored the Hayes
and Wheeler ticket determined 10 call a
State Convention at Saratoga 23d Of
Au0uat -
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MONROE, MICH, July 14.-The citi.
zens Of this, Gen. Custar,s native city,
have taken steps toward erecting mag
nihcent monument 10 the memory Of that
brave officer and his comrades. : "
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cITATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY
. -: County Court, July rules, 1870.
" Walter Marshall p. ,,...
WIllIam Finlley, J

Tho defendant, William FIndley, will take 10:
tico that on the 9Th day Of July, 1876 the pIuln
tached his credits and effects In the hand! Of the
Benwood Iron Works Com pany,. the object Of
which suit Is to recover the sum Of SltS 6Q ior Y
peTrhes Of stone sold and delivered 10 tho detend-
ant. Tho attachment 10 awarded because the de-
feiidant d a nonresident Of this State.
The defendant, WIN. FIndley, is required 70 ap-
mar on next rule day, which viii coma on the 7th
day Of August, 1879, and do whatever may be ne
cessary 10 project his interest therein.
Witness my hand this 9Th Day o. July ls!6.
iy0Th : R0BT. b, WOODS, Clerk.
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TnEAffN.

TOLEDO, July l4.-Flour-Quiet and nn'
changed. Wheat-Strong; No. 2 white Wa
bash 81 2S; No. white Michigan 81 90; No.
2 do:$l 0G; amber Michigan 81 90; No. 2
amber Michigan soc. Corn-Quiet; high
mixed seller September 51Nc: low mixed
4sslc; no grade 4sc. oats-Dull; No. 2,
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Arson and Murder.

ROME, Ga, July 14.-Haywood Grant
was hung here to-day for arson. He con.
iessed to having killed four meu, one Of
whom was General Hindman, Of the
Confederate army, at Helena, Ark,
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Itub and spoke Factory Burned.

CHICAGO, July 14.-A Times special
from Menosha, Wis, says: Webster 4
Masons hub and spoke factory burned
this evening, throwing sixty or seventy
men out Of work and causing loss Of
from $4,000 to $4,000. Insured for
$4,000. ..H Il'Hr
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In,nnetion sfoditled.

New YORK, July 14.-The injunction
against the Western Union Telegraph
Company has been modified 80 as TO allow
the payment OF the dividend tomorrow.
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A correspondent writes from Vienna,
that 25, 900 Russian volunteers are ready
to march 10 the assistance oi Seryia and
have asked the Roumanian government
for permission to pass through It's ter.
ritnrv l4'ass t-sT s'si
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Another Body Recovered.

NEWARK, N. j., July 144Another
body OF the Fichorn murderers was re!
covered to-day. Officer Dickerson 10 ex-
pected TO recover; he testified to-day at
the Coroners inquest.
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Mrs. Johnson, the wife Of a quack;.
doctor residing at Flint; Mich: died
there this afternoon, soon after drinking
. cup oftea. Asupposcd case Of poison
ing.
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AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, July 14.-Austria and Rus
sia addresses communication TO the
Powers respecting the meeting OF the
Emperor and Char and its results.
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Capt. P. J. Hackett, Of Detroit, a
prominent steamboatman and coal deal
er, has. made m assignment. Liabilities
not known, but supposed to be heavy.
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Foreign Guardian Of Thomas A. Heron, Agnes r.,
ByL. 4. JORDAN, his Attorney. je27-Tu
T,uE STATE OF WET VIRGINIA, OHIO

HIHE STATE OF WE9r VIRGINIA, OHIO
J. COUNTY. at .,a u
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
In The mater OF the petition Of W. J. Plpgr, for
eign guardian Of james Hurley, Edward Hurley
and John K. ". Piper. In Chlnecry.
70 Al Whom n May Concern:
Take notice that !, W. J. Piper, foreign guardian
Of james Hurley, Edward Hurley. and John K. W.
Piper, viii on the 10th day Of July, 1916 petition
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West Virginia
for an order directing Robert Cowen and Charles
Covon, Executors Of the estate Of John Cowen
dCcnaSsd, lAIt Of Ohio county, TO pay and deliver
TO me, n such Foreign Guardian all personal pro-
perty and money In their hands belonging 70 my
said wards, and to authorize me q such foreign
guardian 70 sue for, recover and receive al money
or personal property. belonging 70 said wards, 10
like manner rs II were appointed guardian In
this State; and 10 remove the SlmO TO tho county
and State In which I, a. such Foreign Guardian,
waS appOInted and qualified. -, ,,n,,
Foreign Guardian Of Jane, Hurley, Edward Hur-
By l. s. JORDAN, his Attorney. le27.M
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PITTSBURGH, July IA. - Iron = Active;
mill irons $2l 5Oa22 so, four months. Pc.
troleum- Moderately active; crude So 42h
at Parkcr's; refined 1G4al7c Philadelphia
delivery,
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u,uE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

Il SOSN4As
In the Municipal Court Of Wheeling.
In tho matter Of the petition Of Thomas Pclree,
Foreign Guardian Of Thomas A. Heron, Agnes Il.
Pcarce, Robert Pearce, William A. Pearco and
James F. Pearcc. In Chaneery.
10 All WaoRI n Nay Concern:
Take notice that I, Thomas Pearco, Foreign Guar.
dian Of Thomas A. Herron, Agnes r. Pearco, Robert
Pcarce, William A. Pearee and James 3. Pearce,
will on the 2Bth day Of July, A. D. 1870, petition
the Municipal Court Of Wheeling, West Virginia,
for an order directing Robert Cowen and ChariesT.
Cowcn, Executors Of the estate Of John Cowen, de-
ceased, latG Of Ohio county, to pay and deliver TO
" and money In their hands belonging TO my nld
wards, and to authorize me rs such Foreign Guar
dian 10 sue for, recover and receive all money or
personal property belonging TO said wards, 10 Ike
manner rs II were appointed guardian In this
state; and 10 remove The ,amc to the county and
State In which as such Foreign Guardian vas sp-
pointed and qualified.
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G0vRRNMRNTs-Firm.
RAILROAD BoNDs-strong.

STATE BONDS-btehuy.
sTocxs-Dull, heavy and lower, with
the chief decline In Western Union and
Delaware d LackaWanA. The transactions
we're about $4,000 shares, Of which $1,000
were Western Union, 5000 Erie, and 10000
Lake Shore.
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uNFuLFIILED. PROMISES.

The government has promised much to
the agency people thai never was full
filled, and 1t wants to move the agencies
again. II moved, who. will occupy, the
land II belongs to you II you 'temSin
where yon are, want you to send me
word. II thef good white people wont
listen to the Great Father, no more
will our young men listen to their chief.
Sitting Bull says that II the troops come
to him he must light them, but II they do
not come he intends to visit this agency,
and he will counsel his people for peace.
Bear-stand-up, who makes this,state-
l,ent is reliable. he was In Sitting Bull's
camp from about May 10th to June 10Th.
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100000
Thomas P. Porter. Ex.eos. n.y., General Manager.
POSITIVELY NO P0STPoNEMEnn


PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, si2; Halves, 50; Quarters, S. .
Tickets 500; 275S Tickets, $500; I6 Tickets $500;
9Gl Tickets, 1000. 10000 Tickets at s12 each.
Hsmittanees can be made by Express, Draft,
Postofhco Money Order or Registered Letter, made
payable to KENTUCKY Cash DISTRIBUTION
All communications connected with tho distribu:
tiou, or orders for Tickets, and applications Of
Agent, 10 sell Tickets, should be addres.ed 70
- ~ HON. TH0S. P0R ER.
jel9eod&W General Manager, Fran t,M.
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BALTIMORE, July IA Arrived Steam;
er Hibernia, from Liverpool.
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The supdry Civil Bill as It passed the
House originally appropriated ST., ,s57,- :
900 and in It's passage through the Senate
s., 5,099, 900 vas added. In the bill as agreed
on BY the Conference Committee to-day
the Senate recedes from lie former action
to the amount OF S4, ,l4a, 900 and the House
recedes and allows 10 be added to the bill
the sum Of S950,0O0, making the appro.
priation in all about SIT, 100000.
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SOLID WEALTH
100000 IN GIFTS!
6randest Scheme ever Presented to the Public!
AFoRTuhE FOR ONLY sI2.

The KENTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION COM
Legislature, for the benefit Of the PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF FRANKFORT, will have the first u their series
OF Grand Drawtngs at Major Hall, in the City Of
Frankfort, Ky, on THURSDAY, AUGUST 81,
1876 on which occasion thoy will distribute to the
tickct.holders the immense sum Of
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=. Joseph c. M'Cieary
Va
F,1v,rI Rons. and otherH,

Edward Kou0 Anu UIla1s
In pur,uauce of 4 decree Of the County Court Of
Ohio County, viva made In the above entitled
cStiSo On t6o 10th day Of June, 1915, wiz on the
tth day OF August, 1870, At my once, NO. 81
i2th street, Wheeling, W. Va, proceed 70 n1tata
the account batween Administrator Of the aid "a,
Inc aid plaintiff and tho nd j. II. Kelly and 70.
mort what Is duo between than and the eatate o.
Inc mld Edward Rouse and tho priority Of Len o.
The aid creditors and such othsr matter g may Be
required BY the parties.n 6EO; E ELL,
D. PECK, Attorney for Plaintiff. ly0.Th
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T'or-THERE Is A THOUSAND DoLLAR9
year lost by each Nail Company not u1lng
me WESTWOOB NAIL PLATE SHEAR EkEp-
Err. We will sell The Patent for the United States,
or Btate and Factory rishsS.
For further Particular enquire Of /.
EDWARD wEsTWooD,
No. SioS MccollSeh 81, Eshih Mard.
Or ntlP, WestWoods Moat Hislt, tcuth-o1lt cutnta
al Fiith Ward Mark0tu9usA tn3
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ByT elegr9pEF'.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
TO THE DAILY INTELLIGEN0ER
CO N G R E s S.
HOUSE.

UAoStStSAS
A resolution was adopted directing the
Secretary Of the Navy to prevent the de.
struction Of the wreck Of the monitor Te.
cumseh, sunk in Mobile harbor, and to
repurchase the wreck II necessary.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

A B. CALDWELL,
Attorney at Law,
No. 6S TWELFTH 81. Next door TO Odd
Fellows Hall, first floOr.l
mrQf
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Applying Manures.

By series Of experiments made some
years ago, in England, il was shown that
,barnyard manures benefited crops most
the first season, when covered about two
inches deep with soil. This result appears
reasonable, but the question is, how can
farmers place their manures nthe ground
at this depthY 1t is not practicable in any
case, but they can approximate TO II in
some cases. When manure is plowed un-
der in the ordinary way, some OF II is Gov.
cred too deep TO benefit the crop the same
season, and II Is made available If the
land be plowed the second year Some
farmers plow their land, then spread on
the manure and harrow II in, but much Of
II is left upon the surface, and is partially
lost, az the ammonia that goes of In the
atmosphere IL the virtue Of thS manurs
itself
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USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

In buying dress goods, avoid the fimsy
limitations now so much in vogue, giving
the preference to good delaine, gingham,
or even calico.
To CLEAN silk stained by lemon Juice,
vinegar, oil Of vitriol, and other sharp
corrOsives, pass IL through soap.suds TO
which little pearlash has been added.
This plan is said to be very cilicacious.
ROAST BEEF Take three ribs of beef
cut out the gristle and bones, roll tightly,
skewer, and wind with strong twine.
Pound with rolling-pin till evenly
shaped, and bake little more than if the
bone had not been removed. Basic well
bake quickly at first afterward with q
milder but steady heat.
HoMINY CRoouETTEs. To cupful OF
cold, boiled hominy, add teaspoonful
melted butter, and stir it well, adding by
degrees q cupful of milk, till all is made
into soft light paste; add teaspoon
white sugar, and one well beaten egg.
Roll into oval balls with Toured hands;
dip in beaten egg, then roll cracker
crumbs, and fry in hot lard.
NEXT to air, sleep is the greatest need
of man. "Who sleeps CATS" says the
ancient prOverb Food and drink may be
MlblOub lildi lC-
suits, but want of sleep is followed by
insanity and death. Those who suffer
from nervousness on account Of insult.
cient sleep should lose no time in cor.
recting the evil. Everything calculated
to excite the brain or disturb the nerves
for two or three hours before bedtime,
such as stimulating beverages, hearty
food, exciting conversation or literature,
should be rigidly avoided. II is said that
half dozen small onions eaten Just before
retiring will act as harmless anodyne
and induce profound and refreshing sleep.
~ y Tribune.
SUGAR-PAsTE CREAM CAKES Ono
pound of flour, quarter of pound of
sugar, and one egg we'll beaten Add the
sugar to the egg; then work the flour into
them with a little cold water. Roll ou
rather thin, and line small tart-tins with
ii, or cut with cake-cutter, and put a strip
of pastry on the outside, close TO the edge
then fill in with mock cream; sprinkle
powdered sugar over, and return to the
oven few minutes to brown the top. TC
make the mock cream, boil one pint milk
wet tablespoonful of corn starch ol
maizena, in very little cold milk; adC
one we'll beaten egg, one tablespoonful o
white sugar, one-fUurth of teaspoonfu
of salt Flavor with lemon, rose water
vanilla, or nutmeg. When the milk il
| lust ready to boil stir in these ingredients
Let it boil up two minutes, stirring all th,
time Let it get quite cold before tillin!
the Duffs. Corn starch is so largely adul
terated now that one spoonful may no
make the custard quite thick enough--bu
one trial will determine.-Chrtst
! UniOn