The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1876-02-11


b A town with dozen gossipine old maid
b has precious little need Of newspaper
But they make hash commissarics tie NOR,
necessary.
The "CcntenniaI Washforrir ha. made
lis appearance IN the rural towns. and the
women are weeping and wringing their
hands 10 get hold of IL. let soap they'll
be successful Commercial idrefiscr. ......
Heres chance Tor the formation Of an
other one these corrupt wrin.s which have
di.graced the country. Ave, there's the
rub ltbuRy Argns...... The rub H. probably
the one referred to by Hamlet. when be
was debating the question, Tub. or no
tn-b?'-Biaghamion Republican.
We have this aachy Institution to sell.
and feel Ike noaeing your line tongues of,
for ending on, such soiicd irony.
A SUPERIOR HARD SoAP.-Aboui eight
months ago, we published the following
soap recipe,upon the recommendation o.
several Of the best housewives in this Vi
cinity, and have been surprised to see the
large number Of housekeepers that have
adopted il since publishing the recipe. We
have sold over seven hundred pound. Of
Soda Ash. Clip this, and paste il in your
Recipe Book, and give it trial. We sell
the Soda Ash at y cts. per ID.
REcIrE.--put into an iron kettle, Eve
gallons Of soft water, to this add five pounds
Of Soda Ash end three pounds Of Unslack-
e. Lime; boil the mixture three quarters
OF an hour; then dip all out into tub,
sdnting The tub, let it sit until il settles, 1.-THE
lye will rise quite clear,) then dip il of and
put IL into your kettle; to this add three
gallons of refuse grease, measured, and boil
from two to three hours. You may Try il by
dropping little in saucer, and II hard, il
is done. You may then pour it in a tub,
LET IL remain until next day, then cut in
bars to suit yourself
The cost Of soap made by this recipe |
will not exceed tro cents per- pound.
Rsfs- Canned tomatoes, Yarmouth corn,
Lima beans and Asparagus are palatable.
Rs6~ Dried peas, dried beans, hominy
and cooking prunes are ripe.
Hsr~ The horseman that secured the plain .
used German Soap at six bars for % cents.
A nice lot OF flower vases, flower pots and
flower seeds, rustic baskets, etc.
lE1s~ Let il be remembered that we IRE
agents for Briggs Bros, and ID. NJ. Ferry's
celebrated Garden and Flower Seeds. ~
ttD~ Currant Jelly, Shaker Preserve,
; locombs Mincemeat, and Apple Butter be.
have nicely now
n1s" Buckwheat Cakes, Graham Gems,
Rice Pudding and Raisin Dumplings are
not to grinned at.
BE- The season is so far advanced that
We have determined to close out our stock
# gentlemens gloves at cost.
p7y~ Axe handles, hoe handles. pick
landles-all sorts of handles are handled ,
~ US.
By Italian Macaroni, Dutch Saur
iraut, Black River Cheese, Domestic Gu
lumber Pickles, and Anti-Third-T Term .
1rsnberries, help fill Natures abhored vac ,
um.
H'aS- A complete stock Of collars, hame,
race-chains, hame- strings, backbands.
'lind-bridles, girths, bridle-reins, riding !
'ridles, bits, buckles, snaps, harness thread,
ivets, avis, tacks, etc. Reasonable reduc-
ions made for full sets of gear. ]
RB- Every farmer should own a farm |
ell. Nothing more useful in ease Of fire,
ccident, sudden sickness; and for calling !
he farmer and his hands to meals. We
ave just accepted the agency of the cele-
rated Fredericktown Bell makers, and are
fiering their medium farm bell at u 80.
all and see il. :