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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-08-02

Cedar I'M, Mansfield, Alvarhdo M cross
TmDers, arrives AZ q p m WednesG hu'l
Saturday; departs Monday and Thmday ~
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

Simon Newcomb Of the Naval Observatory Washington
D. c.. who has recently received the distinction OF
medast from the Royal Astronomical Society OF London
and been elected associate OF the French Institute OF
the Royal Academy OF Stockholm, and OF tho imperA
Academy OF St. Petersburg will deliver course on 'no
History Of Astronomy Julius f. igard, PRESIDENT o
the American Scientific Association, ana assistant Ia
charge of tie United States Coast Survey Washington
d. c. subject National Surveys" DR.. j. B. Billings OF
the Surgeon Generals Office Washington, d. C SUBJECT
Hisory OF Medicine :" Hon. T. NJ. Cooley, LIZ d. JUS
ce of the Supreme Court of Michigan and professor Oh
Law In the University of Michigan, will give course OF
20 lectures on "Tors the wrongs INDEPENDENT OF the
contracts for which the law provides private remedy
Two nonresident professors yet to be selected III
addition to the resident and nonresident professors zen
feIlowships are provided for as already announced
making corps of 30 instructors Applications TOT
eowships are being received from coegans aud others
from all parts Of the country Recently apphcauons
have been received graduates OF the following COZ
leccs: Harvard Yale Columbia, Lafayette Princeton
st. Johns Delaware, and several others.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL NOTES.

DANGER OF PARIS GREEN.-As Paris green
ia most dangerous and deadly poison great care Is
necessary In mixing it for any purpose owing to the s
dust which arises-ths being inhaled aud also rapdy
absorbed by the pores oi the skin, especially II the person
using il be in state Of perspiraton. Malignant sores
are not unfrequently caused by scratching inc shl WHS
itchng or irTItated from handling the green AS
rfmOdy hyrated peroxide of iron is recommcnded-tho
sores be well covered with this, as win save anG
tessp0Onul wine gitSs Or water 10 no taken t"ieo
day Internally whio working with the green.
BEST ANIMAL FooD.-In recent work on
different foods physioOgcay considered the author
argues that the best animal food Ia the flesh OF tho sheep
and the best vegetable food that Of or from wheat Tho
variety and proportion Of the ingrceiepts In pound OF
wheaton -four furnish fair evidence OF tie value OF this
grain rs general aliment Water, ounces. lo6 grains
ounces, 242 grains sugar, $50 grains gum, i"
glaas fat 81 grains fbel, ll9 gra!ne aencs tssts
10 grus ingredients such these, in The proportions
peculiar 10 wheat, admirably adapted 10 MAINTAIN
The human body in health and viSor
WATER AND DIsEAsE.--IHe journal Of Chem
istr warns The driakeTs OF water roIa wells near dwell
iugs TO beware OF the TYPHOID poison sure to he round
sooner or later IN oss reservoirs, any OF the house
drainage car Fercoato them Thc eoiatnous matter
often foud UPON the stones OF wen is poison 70 tho
human system probably causing by Its spores iermen
tatjon OF the blood VITA abnormal heat fever whole
some untaintcd water Is always free ron gu coor ana
OioT 10 test II thoroughly place haf piit Az cie.'G
bottle, with few grains Of lump su ar and expose H.
stoppcrcd 70 sunlight IN a window IT, even &'tei an *
Uosre of eight or ten day. the water becomes tIFHd
"a sure indication that water has been contain
mated hy sewage Of Kind X IL remains perfectly
cleii IL Is pure Gnc SAFE.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

H0USEWORK.--A neat young woman, who
s good plain family cook and good and ronT
useful furnish good reference. Apply at oDELLS 400
w est 3sth ss corner Of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
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New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

and WAlTRESS-By neat,
" ty yonG sr who antrr.tsnds her ou'n,s,
caro- .ui ,iesnig Of vs ytsswsre Sc; has best reesm
n.ntatiars Call AheESTcHt lOS 6thsy- reth-t
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
gl!ue!ions Udnte0--femalcs

CHANBEgNAID.-A young woman as good
4 cboml.,matd ard vn;ld assist with children Il wiling
ana 0b!gins can between ard p. H. West SD
fnr.s. srnt
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Gee GrcnM.

TUSSELLs ICE CREAM II Bible House.
~ 20 yer g,lon less Than three quarts, ~ esLs per
quart Nst,cFs suf churches, - ceu- per QunfI Cream
shipped asy rhcrc out - town
7 RUSSELL g. SONS, ICE CREAM.
-. 10 Iiblo FfoD,o e,gosits cooper Institute.
special attention U srt oi-tOun orders
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
N(slcllantou9
CORPORATION Nollres.

NOTICE.-Proposals for building wooden
~ pier, he ,'1aied al foot Of Bank st. ~ r. w be re-
coiyed AT the OF the Department 0t DOCKS 1T ara v
Duane until III O'Clock 0f FRIDAY Apnl u: lsl0.
foil inform on, 1.-The Guy fecoru comes ior haio
at No. . city Hal
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Gelp njautfo

VERY profitable, gcntcel BUSINESS; i"''''
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yNyANTED.-A Protestant woman ~ "an"~
w as LAUNDRESs. Apply ~ All Wet 2sc ST. --ITTT ~
WANTED-A LECTURER on NAiVydn1Srss NAI. 70 ~
w PHILOSOPHY ard CT EMISrRYi wlD L2rss Ls fpNfft
vide all uecessary npparstpa Apply at CHARIlLH 49,
TTTE, los West 68fsf, II ths forenoon
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
Uentistrp

COMETH(NG NEW! CHEAP and BEAUTI-
- FUL,av Roso re.r Plates uriiesilng color aai SUI
te-fh. eTc,l everything heretofore OF
fred for b.,utJ ,irsnE and ghn nces only 10 ns seen
be sppTsc.ad a~is Ia ono day au1 only SO {" ~ rer
SET M m az best Rubber sstz, ifos $40 70
gI5 cold sld psttl-. SjJ ti EItiacLng updct gas
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
GlatbinGrp.

EOR SALE-STEAM LAUNDRY MACEilN-
i ERY l5hors- power engine (Wrghtn, one double
Little tro.er .snsi, Morris 1rskrT Centrifugal
Wrinsor complete ~itn ttafting ana betting nssiy ne"
Apply G. l99 HsAhinEtont.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

GARDENER-By single man I; understands
NJ fruits, fower. aud vegetables willing to DO generally
usefuI lection ho,ss s1 give excellent
city rssssnGa Address (. b. $40 Dr1adr0ys 6i Ills week
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06
6oielo.
HOTEL AUBRY

HOTEL AUBRY, -
PHILADELPHIA. - .
ffs horI f. situ.t. o. Wlnu st. between Thirty tir
ard Thl.t,sUrt ss, EAys ffontts OF yuJ tttt IL d
ff. tr Iua,uilcsLt buAIs- and EtOiH ot tho uE'"iy
~ lu aui.smvs na.t ~ Lo ciy The ioOns
ar. large air. ani new. wish csgAsty fSr 2oSD sue<S lhs
soliiy csutrlctpn and stuT pan oi ihe he, .nof
rr.rf prus against accident. Os the in, n
t.r feet ~ SOJ !sSt buf VNoroo4iEg dtils hu
it Ates.. " bad 10 tho Centennial Gio'is IN 10
rg,e, br stToct railways Tle new DEPOT - tho rem
Railroad .. tAA. l,.SN fe"L IAoA @7 - ~
OF ls r.IoAd Eucst can arrive % ". ~
lt minute. business eslter ~ TO ci asd lhehs.s
To.ns. by sEse car. "a 10 1s..ii AooI'xI-l a.
sru tns pcturs.Que VI Old FsiNSlht -Al cehsFe
na.erworss philadelphia are "it!n an tssy gal. ihe
% iucteL tbs FrIspesn pla1 iLs ir'1au
ru vi. De sA.ule excellent II quA1 ah
uul.I.s ~ prs Ths bring, 10 The UNDERTAKING
S,r-lcs ACQUIRED Ia te bat sotss of s unit@i nAe
LSay lre I4ntel Hs;sl Of - Ioula AMI ContiHe - =.
Il,Ii ~. snd vei,ca pcl ssrus. reputation tl' ths
viii be- ts model 45l.Le.t " the atty WI open Tor re
''r"OH 0i su''1' vi Nf''' JluE5 r sTovER, Manager
CANDS POINT HOTEL, Sands Point, l.. j.,
- srAsd 20 miles Yen point 0i lard on tho
noh rio~r q l. ssune sonu,xaisF hnc va'ervew from
threries suruFor beach for pathdg wiz be open May
lgf .e,ts ssAg2nbals caN Pect sip elY ~ >
and S8d g. y. ~: IN. Leaves shds Pint at ;ou -
M daily Applicants wall receive FeIse7s attention by ad
dressing - above. u Dt-''iANHti'
New-York tribune., 1876-04-06

NHAMBERMAlD, &c.-A respectable g1ri
sbes situation IA chambermsl or to 90 general house
work no te country good relcTsnco $50 u
n,r ~ Eld li1 1i.h ST.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

CooKSe VEaETABLEs.-Why should
vegetables be washed in warm water
first, then cold, to cleanse them from
sand and insects? The hot water,
which must be hotter than tepid, causes
the insects and sand to fall out at once.
Insects do not always dislike cold water
and salt, but hot water kills them. It
must be understood that only small
handful Of greens or one head OF cab
bage at time must be washed, and
then instantly thrown into cold water,
which crisps and thoroughly cleanses
them. Spinach, leeks, celery and sea-
kale are thus rendered very clean, and,
moreover, are very rapidly cleansed.
II is worse than useless to attempt to
cleanse vegetable in salt and water.
The hardness which salt creates in the
water prevents all cleansing properties.
The salt may kill the insects lit does
not always do this), but they stick on
hard and fast; the hot water makes
them fall out at once, and the cold wa
ter crisps and bleaches the vegetables.
HRS. Warren. t..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

Cosr OF RAISING HoRsEs.-I COM
menced eight years since with two su-
perior mares to breed from, and have
raised twelve colts. OF these l have
lost six of different ages: some of them
I was offered six hundred dollars for,
but did not see fit to sell. hoping to
get more. / have now six out of the
twelve on hand, all of which are very
promising, but whether I shall ever
realize q dollar from them or not is to
be proved. Under the circumstances I
am not able to say whether horse rails
ing is profitable or not: ] hope it will
prove so; but to get what mine have
cost me, must sell them for three
thousand dollars, for no man can raise
q horse up to six years old for less than
Eve hundred dollars, and that does not
include the service of the stallion. I
do not mean in this estimate to include
common horses that are put to work at
two years old, and made to earn their
living and become worthless at FIVE or
six years old.--Maine Farmer.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25
THE MUSIC OF CHILDHOOD.
BY JEAN INGELow.

BY JEAN 1NGELOW.
When hear the waters fretting,
When see the chesnut letting
All her lovely blossoms ALTER down. think Alas the
Once. with magical sweetness singing,
Us Bjackbirds set the woodlands ringing
That awakcs no more while April hours weArethem-
3.- selves away. ~ er r'..,e
In our hearts fair hope lay smiling
.rt Sweet rs air, and all beguillng,
And there hung mist OF buebells on the sOpe and
4 down the dell; rI..- sH e.
And we talked of 10y and splendor ,r -..t
That years unborn would render: &C..
And the blackbrds helped us with the story for they
knew 1t well.
Piping, huting, Bees are humming;
Aprirs here. and Summers coming;
Don't forget rs when you walk, man with men, in
pride and Joy.
Think on us in alleys shady,
When you step graceful lady; 1852 E.. -
For no airer days have we to hope for little girl and
boy.
Laugh and play, oh, hsping waters!
Luil our downy Sons and daughters
Come, wind and rock their leafy cradle in thy
When they wake we'll end the measure
With wild sweet cry OF pleasure,
And Hey dswn Derry let's be merry, little girl and
boy"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

PEcToRAL CHICKEN up q
young fowl into several pieces, put in q
stew-pan with three pints of spring
water, set on the stove to boil; skim
well, and add q little salt; take two
tablespoonful Of pearl-barley, wash it
in several waters, and add it to the
broth. together with one ounce of
marsh-mallow roots cut into shreds, for
the purpose ofbetter extracting its heal
ing properties. The broth should then
boil one hour, and be passed through
q napkin into q basin, to be kept ready
for use.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25
GATHERINGS BY THE wAYsIDE.

WISE AND OTHERwIsE-oRIGINAL AND SELECTED.
Children are the tomorrow of society.
Candor is the brightest gem of criticism.
Cincinnati folks want you to call them
Cincinnati. i.":r
The blood of the guilty is water, but of
the innocent woe. - =
Cocktail Architscts'' is now the popular
name for barkceps
Do not be content in doing what others
have done; surpsss it. aa-s, m ef
Don't you be caught mapping now-a-days-
or kidnapping either.
Christopher Columbusl Three steamer
loads are coming from Genoa to the Centen.
Mai Il f{ EGa<F = e -
The Church of the Holy Oscillation, is
what the irreverent term Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn, N Y.gt#e sY&k4 sD65 4
Take itfOr oil in all, this has been ID funny
Winter, and we hope we shall not look
upon Its like again. ay. ... ..s...,..5
A COUPLE were married in Vancouver a
few days ago whose united ages amounted to
1873 years. The groom was 60 and the bride
49,. = -, i ia az ~ Il - ~ 81 =
Max wants to know how he may break
through the conventionality which compels
him to leave his girl at half past ten. Give
minister "a so and tell him to put stop
to it.. ...........
"When the cold wind blows, take care of
your nose, that 1t nosen't get froze, and wrap
up your toes in warmer hose" The above,
we suppose, was written in prose, by some
one who knows the effects of cold SHOWS.
THE Port Townsend argus says Mr..
Eckstein, the American Consul at Victoria,
has been authorized to open a register al
his Office for Americans arriving at or de-
parting from that Port, that in case of disas.
ter their friends might be apprized Of their
fate.
They tell how Moody and Sankey, one or
the other, on both, walked up to grenadier,
and, taking him affectionately by the belt,
said, Young man, ] likewise am soldier,
of Heaven" Old 'un returned the grena.
dier. you're long way from your barracks.
anyhow"
THE B. d. Maa says Mr.. John Joness 9
coal miner at Sehome, had his thigh bone
fractured and his breast crushed by q lot Of
coal falling on him from overhead in the
mine, on the 9Th inst. He was at first thought
to be fatally injured but is since in q more
hopeful condition.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the B. B. Mail seems
hopeful that the company recently organized
to cut out sawlogs from the jam in the Skagi,
river may be successful and finally make an
opening SO that the large and valuable tract
Of country above this obstruction may Tins
secure water communication with the rest OF
the world Z
Quarters for ''Gencral Grant are being
prepared at the Centennial. They consist Of
a large frame pew, with two compartments,
and are neatly furnished with troughs, hay.
ricks, aud other modern improvements.
7" General Grant is the largest steer in the
United States, and is the properly Of d. Il.
Bransom, of Chester county, Pennsylvania
he weighs 1000 pounds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

a BATcaELoR PoNE. Take three eggs. three
pints of milk, a teaspoonful of salt. Sepa.
rate the yolks from the whites Of the eggs
and beat them light !; then add the salt and
the milk with handful of corn meal, and
beat sill together then beat the whites to q
stiff froth, and stir them in aud add sufficient
meal to make thick batter Bake.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

CLEANSING BLANKETS. House
wife," in To-Day, discourses in this
wise. " II is quite as important to have
the blankets on our beds clean, as to
have the sheets pure and white. The
foul emanations which they absorb in
time, make the bed anything but sweet.
The Boston Journal Of Chemistry gives
the following method of cleansing
blankets: Put two large tablespoon
fuls of borax and o pint of soft soap in
tub of cold water. When dissolved
put in pair of blankets, and let them
remain over night. Next day rub and
drain them out, and rinse thoroughly
in two waters, and hang to dry. Do
not wiring Them But this is not the
only domestic use to which borax may
be put. Says the same journal: Borax
is the best cockroach exterminator
known. This troublesome insect has
a peculiar aversion to it, and will never
return where it has once been scattered.
As the salt is perfectly harmless to hui
man beings, it is much to be preferred
for this purpose to the poisonous sub
stances commonly used. Borax is also
valuable for laundry use. To about ten
gallons of boiling water add handful
Of borax, and you need use only half
the ordinary allowance of soap. For
laces, cambrics, etc., use an extra quail
ity of this powder. 1t will not injure
the texture of the cloth in the least.
For cleansing the hair nothing is better
than solution of borax-water. Wash
afterward with pure water, if it leaves
the hair too stiff. Borax dissolved in
water is alse also an excellent dentifrice
or tooth wash.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

CORN BREAp.-Three cups Indian meal,
one cup wheat flour, one teaspoonful salt,
three tablespoonsful sugar, one tablespoonful
cream tartar, one teaspoonful baking soda
form into batter about as thick as "Johny-
cake" batter. Bake in pretty quick oven
until DOM
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

BEEF TEA. two pounds of the lean
part of the gravy.piece Of beet, and carefully
pare away every particle of fat or skin or
sinew |; cut this into small square pieces the
size OF q nut put the beef into stew.pau
capable of containing two quarts, and pour
three pints of boiling water upon it add
little salt put ii on the stove fire, and, as
soon as ii boils, skim it, and then remove it
to the side of the stove, TO continue boiling
gently for an hour, after which the beef tea
should be strainedIhrough a napkin for use
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

BREAD SAucE-Put grated bread crumbs
into small saucepan, and pour q little of the
liquor in which fowl mutton or veal has
been boiled, over this; when Il has soaked,
corns. salt and mace take out the onions
and pepper, and add cream or melted butter.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

PoTAro RoLLs-Boil two pounds of pota.
toes, mash them with two ounces of butter
and pint of milk, pass them through seive,
add q little salt and gill of yeast and as
much flour as will make soft dough- Set
them to rise when light, mould them into
small cakes, let them set twenty minutes be-
fore baking. - & e. -
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

DESIRABLE QUALITIES In PIa.-Of all
tine desirable qualities in pig, vigor-
GUS appetite is of the first Importance.
A hog that will not eat is of no more
use than . mill that win not grind
And it is undoubtedly true that the
more a pig will eat in proportion to bis
size. provided he can digest and assim-
iiate it, the more profitable he viii
prove. a4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25

CHARLOTTE TART.--Make very acid Jelly
with gelatine from the juice of lemons, plums,
or barberries spread this half an inch thick
over sheets of cake very thin, and cover the
whole with cream prepared as for Charlotte
Russo, an inch or more deep
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-25
To the Unfortunate.
NEW REMEDIES NEW arrrnvrs
DR.. Gibbons
DISPENsAlIRY
sss Ke.r.sy ss.e.s,
Con. Coa1MEaorAr SrEE
, !, san RAHor " GO.

E,STABLISHED In 1854, for the !, estmen
~ Of Sexual and Seminal diseases, such as
its forms. Seminal weakness, Impotency, etc.
LEAFS successfully treated.
Horrible Diseases. It'll $40
How. many snousand OF persons, both male
and females, there are who are suffering out
miserable existence from the effects OF sc
cret indulgences, or from vices absorbed into
ssed sna css sd ths f SpoRsn
down constitutions. disqualifying them for
the happiness Of marriage or the enjoyment
Of life: In this ,horrid situation thousands
ents,. guardians, friends, attend to those who
are suffering with any Of these horrible. life
destroying maladies--see that they are cared
Sr aeS s e Is s sSs. sS
who has made private diseases his especial
study for years, and who is certain to cure
the most . inveterate case; without n mercury or
those who are afflicted, to to those, who are
interested in the welfare Of their friends, to
be careful Of the many pretended doctors
curing. all diseases In few days, imposing
upon the public by using the names Of emf
nent physicians from Europe and other places
or you may fall into the hands Of those
charlatans. 1as9ua aa.tti q L N'tae
Seminal Weakness. +, h. s..ss
Seminal emissions, the consequence Of self.
abuse. The solitary vice, or deprayed sexual
indulgence, is practiced by the youth of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent produc-
train of morbid symptoms, unless combated
by scientific medical measures, Wig: .Hallow
c0untenance, dark spots under the eyes, pain
In the head, ringing In the ears, noise like the
rustling OF leaves and the rafting Of ehariots,
uneasiness about the loins, weakness Of the
limbs, confused vision, blunted intellect, loss
of confidence. diffidence In approaching
strangers, a dislike to form new acquaintan.
ces, disposition to shun society, loss OF
erapoSSs aSoa tongue fstd
breath, coughs, CONSUMPTION, night sweais,
monomania, and frequent insanity. III relief
be not obtained, should apply Immediately,
either in person or by letter, and have cure
treating this disease, which never fails Of af
fecting Quick and radical cure TkgGa z
aa CURED AT HOME. gQQat
HOME by, addressing letter to DIR. GLIB.
BON, stating case, symptoms, longth OF time
the disease has continued, and have medi-
cines promptly forwarded, free foom damage
and curiosity. 70 any part OF the county, with
Rheumatism, Fever and Ague, Piles, and
Fistula, permanently cured, or no charge.
Persons writing 10 the Doctor will please
state the name Of the paper they seq this adj
BY inciosing ten dollars coin. In registered
letter through the Post-Office or through
Wells, Fargo &C.,, q package OF medicine
will be forwarded to amp part of the Uuioia.
Address Dr.. : +. G itfiS oV saS Ksarney
street. corner of Commercial, San Francisco:
Post-office box 1867. Remember to put Bex
1867 on the letter. t 49, ehf
October 10. 1874. A5yl asN ~