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he MEANT BUsINEss.-A number of cot
ton strikers went 20 a field last week IN
which stslwart son OF Ham was working,
and accosted him about how much he re-
celved, when the following dialogue took
place:
Strikers. "Say, Nat, what you git for dat
dar work you doin?"
Nat. Hook here, niggers, tell me, are you
ready 20 meet yo' God?"
Strikers. mo foolin, Nat; what does
bnckra pay you for dis work"
Nat. I'm no foolin, nudder- tell ma nt0-
gers, am you ready TO meet yo' GodP''
Strikers. "See here, Nat, we come 20 stop
DIS workin for nottin, so you got TO stop dat
work mediately and go wild us"
Nat. Fore God ,niggers. you fiingin 'gra We
yard dirt on yoself. and IL you amt ready 10
meet 20 God, leave here, FOR de fust nj eyer
In HI"
Nal worked on.-IM1r1on ~ O. R,n-
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A VICTIM OF TRAIN WRRcKRRs.-Epet-
reer Hunt, Of the Canada southern train
raay from nis injuries. The Canada south
ern omciAls have offered q reward Of 1000
Tor the arrest and conviction OF the train
wreckers. Two persons have been arrested
on kuaplciou.
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MRS MAkKRE's TRICKERY was again ex
posed Oh Mo- q ~, this time In Rochester,
where the confession of Jennings had made
Investigators bold. When the spirit form OF
katie" glided out OF the cabiret door, she
was seized bodily by one OF the skep.tcs, two
others took care OF the male Mar kee, and an
lamp revealing Mrs. Markee firmly held
She quickly couched, and, slipping from the
trasp OF her capfor, attempted TO hide her
self In the cabinet A man followed her into
the close quarters, where he saw her ont
ward apparel In q corner. She Immediately
co 7ered her face with q black curtain which
out the lamp. She remained in the cabinet
mutteripg gtbberish and feigning uucou-
seriousness, but uttering audibly, I'm the
midst Of her chatter, such intelligent sem
fences as "Wipe of my face" "Turn down
the light" Her husband, In the meantime,
had given vent to unbounded rage at being
held. He cried, "Let 60 Of me until get the
axe and split that ours head open. He shall
never leave this room alive"
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Bros, Auctioneer.,
- Southeast corner gth and d streets /.
BRIGHIs OF WASHINGTON, FRAME
pWELLIN9, sLAUGHTlR HOUsl, &C /,
MAE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,, AT AUO-

BY virtue Of o deed OF trust duly recorded -
in libtr No 1913, folio n. aud dat LIST July, f..
1875. the undersigned will offer ~ public sale,
OF the premises, on TUESDAY, the 26th day OF
Septmber, A. d. ls7e, ct the hour Of 5 O'Clock D.
-, Of Halls and Evaus subdivision OF Meridian
Hill, ar being the same lot OF grou I'd conveyed By
dated 2th February 1883, the said lot fronting 70
fest on Cham plain avenue: and running back the
sist Of slaughter house, stable, two story dwell.
Ing With back building, containing 8 rooms, being
very suitable property for butcher.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase meney
In cash; the balance in tix, twelve and eighteen
months, With notes bearing interest, secured by
deed OF trust. All conveya.cing at the pense OF
the purchaser; a deposit Of go reouired when the
sep20 B.P. JACKSON, Trustee
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w 1901, northwest corner 10th and street

sSIF6 yhEsVT nsst II BE ZEE
eUIT: DRESSING OAsI BUREAU. in use but
RIP LOUGeE: WALNUT- CANE SAT
T1kl; BED HsPEsfses; i koSRISa oH Hfss
WALHur AND MARBLl roe HAT BACK
AND shUOk MArTREss ls; PILLOWS AND
RLaNkETsi TWO CBILDkLNS CRIBS:
HEATING STOVES; HALL AND STAIR IA
PIsTRV AND ING sAIN CARP cts; OaILDs
CARRIAGE; BOYS VrLOOIPEDB; TABLE
On THURSDAY MOBEING, Sept. 2s,A
1s76, ot o ociocE, at he residence OF q gen VA
tleman declining housekeeping, 81 = Eth ST.,
betwt en- II and streets, 1 shall offer for sale
the above superior collection of Fprniture
sep23-4t WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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day night at Georgetown, Ky. The cour
house and several business houses wer
burned. The loss 10 about s125. 900. IN
most valuable Of the county court paper
were saved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-23

RAILROAD TICKETS 70 or from all Doints
bought. exchanged or sold at "
. reduction Of ONE DoLLARA
lpon any other once OF dc
In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. Bassass checked through.
Apply 20 n. d. WHITESIDB,
sD1U S2T Penn. ave-. Candy etors.
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AUCTION SALE OF DEeIRABLE PkOe-
"A ERTH OH 7 II Z NORTH SIDE OF L
kTBBET HOBTH. BETWEEN 18th AND
10TH STRLlTS WEST, In WASHIN TON

By virtue Of deed Of tru.t to Us, dated Sea IL
TENDER Nth. 1875. OF record In Liber No. 795, .!4
flto 100, one Of the land records for the Dis
trict Of Colombia, and by direction Of the parry
there by secured. viii sell, pub ic auction. in
f.. Mt o. the premises, on eArUkDaY. october
1th, 1876, at O'CLOCK .. IN ell that parcel OF
ground ana pr emf situated In slii city 81 Wash
ingtop, and known a. ann being part Of Original
Lot 2, in square 197, beginning for the same At q
poin, on l. s.reet north di;taut fe.t west Of the
est II feet "a inches to the center Of the PARTITION
wall OF the two brick hoa-es s'acdtng Dor ton
OF said lot thence north To- feet theme Is
feet IA inches, THENCE .ouih rs fest, thence vest
foUt, and thence south te the beginning; with the
Jmprov emeLts IN. reon. &C consisting OF 9 thres
story press brick front Dwelling
Terms Of sale: One fourth CO on the day OF eale,
or within seven days there the In three
equal instalmeLts, at g. y, and Is months from the
day OF sale, bearing interest at six psr ceatum Per
anEuD, secured by . deed OF trust on the property
to our Satisfaction. ol00 deposit on acceptau Of
bid All oonveysDcipg 1t the cost Of the purchaser.
Ii the terms Of sale are not complied with within
seven days from the day OF sale reserve the rsht
10 resell the property, ct the risk and cost OF the
?SSiss;. UPWARDS, Trustees.
eep1Seo8ds WAeH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS,
- II. wARaHb, Real f,ta,e Ane,,o,,.,
TEusTEEy sALB OF A VALUABLE THREE.
st ny BRICK HOUSE AND Stone. No,
oSA fkhNsfLFAh1A AYEHUE SOUTH.

r h. wARaEh, Real Estate Auetioneer.
TsusTEEy SAILS OF A vALUABL. raRKE
So PisNsfLvAsfa AVENUE soUfS,
rs az Virtue s Ct DEED Of trust 70 US. d..ei -
Ian records for v.ship g.an COUNTY, o. c. and :;
the REQUEST Of holder Of the note secured there
Pas' the sssosd Il asS 9s;
October, A. 1875, At O'Clock ,. m the foii,S. ,.
Fsi s:a: .n q Ts ana e n s
subdivision OF o, iginal lot numbered four a. In
ss with the improvement thereon, eSns.tns -
three story brick house, with store BENEATH, ana
Terms Of sale s,zoo. with in.re.. a. ten no, ,.r
cent from February 7th, 1875 and the sr peuses Of
DEED q trust upon he pro sod
snd tie notes the purchaser, BEARING interest
at the tim Of sale All convey aSciDs ct purcS s.er
cost II the terms Of sale not CON piled With 10
10
ch.,er WILLIAM !; Y0UNa, lrrn,,ss.
r H. wARnEB, Auetiooesr.
TkgsTHEs, sALn OF TWO SHALL BRICK
s rrhaLlSGs' ON soETH SIDE OF EOhTH
sTRn rFsThs wKs sTErw1ES lt'H AND 1sru
>, By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated February II
&c s'Gs1 No No g.
ulct OF Columbia, ana Of the request If the party
front Of the premises, on MONDAY, thu I'd day OF
October, y. 1910, q oclock ,. m the following
der cribed real estate in Washington city District Of
Columbia, to Wit: All Of the west naif OF Lot mum
and seventeen (sl7), With tbs improve nents which
consist OF two Birch DWELLINGS
Terms Of sale, IS prescribed by said deed, are
$500 with ten 10l cent int from the nth
day OF February. 1875, toge her with ex penses OF
sale, In cash; balance In twelve and tventy. -four
months, with interest. A eposit Of ol00 must be
mace when the property 10 sold. Conveyancing 81
the purchasers cost If the terms are not com pfed
with in seven days from SALE the Trustees reserve
the right to reee the property Of the risk end cost
OF the defaulipg purchaser after i've days notice
Washington city
MART!N d. ROHREB, trustees.
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L Real Estate Auc.ioneers.
dsAME Unwilling ON THE NORTH SIDE
STbkEr k0kTH, BHTWEEN NEW
SSE4Snss.r AVENUE AND North CAPITOL

S1hEkT.
,shy virtue q cesd Of trust, 6stsd NJ lrch -
LIN. a "; lS9, and duly recorded in Liber M
no. ~. IoIic seS one Of the land rds for -
We Dlstrct OF columbia, ADD at the request of the
nc encnon, In Ire st Of the premises. on WEDHnS-
Dhn Vetooer 4th, A. -. l16, at O'Clock p. m /,
sutnat certain lot OF ground and premises situate
"a the city OF ASKING on the District OF Colu
pia. And known as Lot numbered eleven Clll, Of
aeo snd twenty six (e26I together with all the I'm
Terms: One third cash; and the remainder In two
equal pal ments OF twelve and eighteen months
ON day OF SALE with interest until paid at the rate
OF eight lel Per cent. PSF annu until paid deferred
paymf nte to be secured b, deed offruss and ade-
Quete inturspce upon the property sold. de posit
OF 100 will be required at time Of sale III the
terms OF sale are not complied with within ssvsu
days afer the day OF sale, the Trustees the
right to resell upon five days notice thereof by al
vertisement at the risk and cost of the defauitns
purchaser. All CO aveyapoine At purchaser . cost
j. STANLEY JONES, r
Richard K PAIRO.f fruHes'
sepG -eoAds YOUNG MIDDLETON, Aucts.
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A Boy SENTENCED FOR RoBsING THE
MAILs.-Thomas w. Isaac, q boy about
twelve years Of age, was yesterday sem
fenced by Judge Giles, In the United States
District Court, to two years confinement in
tbe House of Refuge, for robbiDg the United
states mail, in south river pestoffice, Anne
Arundel county. Md. Isaac, 1t appears, car
rted the mail between Millersville and south
river, Anne Arundel county, and while so
employed during last May and June he
opened q number OF letters. aud after taking
out any money they contained destroyed
them. Among the letters SO openej and de-
stroyed was one addressed to Miss Ellen H
Abbott, 219 north Eutaw street, and several
addressed to DR.. w. p. Bird, South River,
Anne Arundel county, the latter containing
-. and TO Edward Owens, South River. The
onepces are charged TO have been committed
on May 9TH, 9th, 18th and 31st. Owing To his
tender age Judge Giles imposed q mild sen
tence, being two years confinement In the
house OF Heinge, where an opportunity Will
tie afforded him to ponder over the enornoitv
OF bis crime.-BdA. Anaericdss 2ist,
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ArTKMPrED SUICIDE OF A PRrNrER-The
81 lgerstown (Md.) News says that Mr..
woody, printer working on the Pilot az
Williamsport, attempted to commit sui
eide on Monday last by cutting his throat.
He cut himself two or three times, but fsiI-
ed. The cause OF his attempt At self-destruc-
ton was ON account Of bis financial troub-
les
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WASh b. WILLIAMS, Auct1oneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and d stree

WAsh b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and d streets.
TRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER
TY FROHTIHG ON VIRGINIA AVaDUB,
BETNELN 9Th AND 5TH sT6. SOUTHWEST,
AT AUCTION.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust, dated January u
18th, a. D. 1868, and duly recorded in Iiber
IS, folio 4Sl, &C., one Of the land records for -.
Washington county, d. O. and by direction of the
Psrty secured thereby, shall sell at public suction
In front OF the premises, on MONDAH, October
%. A; ID. l0o. at O'Clock p. % ell that c.r.
tain piece or parcel OF ground situate and lying In
described ~ Lot numbered one, In the RECORDED
subdivision Of su bdtvision Lots numbered two and
three In square south Of square numbered four hun
cred and sixty-three, l4e3,D with improvement,
thereon, consisting OF Q Brick Dwelling.
Terms: 600 cash: BALANCE IN 6 and II months
for otss bearing interest from day Of sale and So
cured by deed OF trust on the property sold. al
conye, snons At cost Of purchaser. 100 On vheI
the property e struck off and IL the terms OF sale
are net complied with within five days the Trustee
rvts the right to resell the property OF the rish
ard cost Of deisultiDg p1IchsseI:
sepl6- eo6ds Wash. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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B0sTOH AID Providence STEAMSHIP
lhia every sATU kDAY. ct = m. for
ES osI.11 Gs, ,ssu sys1y sta 5ssys
at y m, for Philadelphia No scsarJass on ors-
sasdsfsAts. Through bills OF ladins issued TO and
from the above ports. Freights received and de-
iiyered daily from .. n. 70 D. N. Orders for
delivery Of freights and received Of 1902 street
sna Ills 6h street northwest.
W. p. CLYDE co.,
Ho. - 3. Wharyes, Philadelphia.
J. II. JOHH6OH q CO.,
tsN- q Agents for Washington, foot 18th u. ~.
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SUBSIs11NG EIGHT DAYS ON HORSE
FLEsH.-A telegram nom Crook city, Da-
kota, Sept. Is, via Fort Laramie, Sept. 20,
says: Gen. Crooks column bivouacked on
wildwood creek, fifteen miles distant.
DAYS, rsi,ons pUsnt WIIis LIZ aw WILL LIE sen
was again sent ahead for relief, and reached
the command on the 18th, which had marched
eight days, subsisting principally on horse
ana abandoned since leaving Rosebui. The
sick aid wounded are doing well. Major
Upham, with one hundred and fifty men OF
found no Indians, but had one man killed
and scalped while huxting away from the
detachment. Gen. Crook goes 70 Fort Lara
return In this vicinity or move slowly south
Notwithstanding the exhausted state OF the
n ca and animals it Is expected that the CAM
paign will be prolonged into the Wfnt0r
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LYNcHID.-Alfred Rodman, Of Brown
town, Ind, was lynched Thursday mornin
while returning from Jacksonville. He ha
threatened to Kill several persons, and ha
already been guilty Of murder.
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A LOTION SALE OF IMPROVED PROPEKTY
"A ON THE 1TH kTkRET ROAD OPPOSITE
GEN. HOWARDs LATE RESIDENCE.
IL On THUReDAY, the 2sth day OF SeItem
fm Der, A. D. 1876, will sell, at public auction,
I'm front Of the premises, the folio wing de
scrlbed real estate, to wit: al OF lot %, in W P
Dole's subdivision OF the MONET Pleasant estate,
said lot fronting Is feet on 7th street road by a
depth OF 96 feet to sth street
Terms made known on day OF sale.
sep23 eo6ds g. W. STICKNEY, Aust.
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FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
THE sTEAMEB "MATrAHO," OAPf. w.
q eth street, every MONDAY and
Thy RsDAr M0RHIH0ei 81 . e'oiock, Tor
Non1nl, including the favorite summer resorts Of
6oLroNs, RIvER SPRINGS, and BLAkIsroN's Is
LAND. Returning will arrive in Washington on
TUESDAY and YRIDAY EVENINGS, aoont sun
down, W. II. KILLMOH, Agent.
lyll.9m 9fh sfyeef q
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~S. F. Gilmore Of Escanaba, Mich, ad-
vertises0 . reward OF 500 for his runaway
vile, who took with her thsir little boy.
above named wiz b paid for the rec ,yerv
Of The boy-and the woman can 60 20 thun-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

WIND GALLs.-M. D. s. asks what will
cure gall on a horses hind leg. just above the
fetlock joint. The horse has been very lame
with it two and a-half months, so that he
could not be used at all it is quite large and
swollen. l at first blistered, bat was told that
was wrong; have since used tannin and other
a%stringents.
Reply-Wind gals are only a symptom of
Inflammation of the membrane which covers
the sinews of the leg, in consequence of which
there is an excessive secretion of serum that
gathers in the tuEOrs. The only probable
effective treatment is absolute rest, and the
application of cold water bardages with pres
sure upon the parts, or the use of iodine oint-
ment- Cure is questionable in any case, al
though the lameness may be removed but
when the horse is worked again the swelling
will re-appear- They are caused by strains
or overwork, or are Inherited.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

IMMINENT FOE HoEsEs.-R. S. Steele
writes tothe American Farmers Club: ESomc
time ago [ was a good deal worried with a
couple of horses which had sore backs. l
tried varioIs remedies without success, and
was beginning to despair when the following
receipt came to my notice The inner bark
of white oak bark boiled down in an iron
kettle (never use a brass oue) until it is as
black as ink ; while boiling drop in a piece of
alum about the size of a hens egg" This
liniment is to be applied with a sponge, aad
is good for any sore or bruise in fac. it is a
safe thing to keep in one's barn ready to use
when occasion requires. As 1 found this so
useful 1 venture to send it for the benefit of
others who may no: be in the possession of
anything as good. [ think it is also an cx-
ccllent plan in warm weather to clean the col.
lars often with CASTLE soap"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16
Field AID FIREsIBE.
Cure for Hog Cholera.

Having lost several of my hogs this spring
by a disease l supposed to be cholera, and
being a subscriber to the Weekly Sun L
noticed a suggestion in its agricultural columns
that concentrated lye, gwen them in their
slop, was an excellent remedy, accordingly 1
procured a pound box of the Iye, the one half
of which l stirred in my slop barrel, using
the other half in a similar way the next week,
with, L am happy to say, the most complete
success. Not only has it removed all symP-
toms of. disease from among my hogs, but it
seems to have given them entire new coats,
removing all evidences of mango, &C., and
improving their aPpetites wonderfully. 1
have no hesitation, therefore, in recommend
Ing it to my brother farmers, believing its
use has saved me many n dollar.
TCor. Baltimore Sun.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

CARE OF YOUNG CuIcKENs.-Youug
chickens are injured often seriously By being
exposed to heavy dew and rains. Until they
are a month or six weeks old, chickens should
not be permitted to range in the wet grass in
the early morning. and they should never be
left out of the shelter of the coops on stormy
day. Those who nave watched the lives of
these tender creatures have Observed the inn
portance of this advice, aud will take care
that the young birds are kept out of the wet
weather. We can not too often or too per-
s~istently insist that great care should be taken
in this respect, if you wish to keep your
young chicks free from sickness. Dry quar-
tiers and good feeding will insure you fine,
healthy chickens.
Southern Planter and Farmer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16
WATERS
NEW SCALE PIANOS

are the bet made. The touch elastic, and q fine
singing tone. powerful, pure and even.
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be exceIled in tone or beauty they defy
competition. The Concerto Stop is = fine ImIita-
ton OF the Human Voice.
PHIcEs EXTREMELY Low for cash during this
Month. Monthly l~nstalments received, on Pianos,
$40 to 500; OrganA. SIS to $40; Second hand
S to SIS, monthly after fret Deposit.
Agents WANTED. A liberal discountto Teachers,
Ministers. Churches, Schools, Lodges. etc. Special
inducements to the trade. Illustrated Catalogues
Mailed. hoRACE WATERs & SONS. 4SI Broad
way, New York. Box 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

CARRIES FIVE EGG PLUM CAKE-Three
tablespoonsful Of white sugar, a heaping cup
full of butter, a cupful of milk, five eggs. two
teaspoonStu! Of cream tartar, a teaspoonful of
soda, two teaspoousful of cinnamon, teaspoon
full of cloves, half a nutmeg. five scant tea
sPoonsful of -four, a glass of boiled cider, a
pound of raisins, chopped a little. a quarter
OF a pound of citron improves it. but it is
very nice without Two good loaves.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

ENaLIsu MUTTON SAuCE-Take cold
roast mutton. cut it in as large slices as pos
sible; then take bread crumbs, sweet herbs.
salt and pepper. wet them with an egg, and
put a small quantity into the centre of each
slice; roll each slice by itself, and tie it ND
tightly as possible /; cook them in hot melted
butter or beef drippings until brown and
crisp.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16
TESTIMONIALS
Waters Pianos and Organs.

Waters New Scale Pianos have peculiar merits.
[NeID York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters Piano is rich, mellow
and sonorous. They possess great volume ofsouEd
one of their most marked features.
[Nttc York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is SO voiced "a to havea
tone like a full rich alto voice. 1t is especially
human in its tone, powerful yet sweet.
IRuIGl Nttc Yorker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16
Southern Planter and Farmer.

EGGS IN CASE OF TRoUBLE.-The white
OF an egg is said to be a specific for fish bones
sticking in the throat. 1t is to be swallowed
raw, and will carry down a bone easily and
certainly. There is another fact touching
Eggs which it will be we'll to remember.-
When, as sometimes by accident, corrosive
sublimate is swallowed, the white of one or
two eggs taken will neutralize the poison, and
change the effects to that of a dose of caIomel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

GELATINE FRosTING.-One teaspoonful
geiatine, two tablespoonsful of cold water ;
when the gelatine is soft, one tablespoonful of
hot water. When entirely dissolved add one
cup OF powdered sugar, and beat while it is
yet warm until white and light lemon to
taste: Give good measure to all the in
gradients. This frosts ono sheet Of cake.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16
PIANO,

l. essential qualities of more expensive and
higher priced Piano ia offered at a lower pr ice than
any similar one now in the market. II is durable,
with n magnificence of tone hardly surpassed and
yet can be purchased at pticssand on terms within
the reach of ALL This instrument has all the
modern improvements including the celebrated
"Agrsfe'' treble and is fully warranted. Gaia
logues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-16

Flour MUFFINs.-One cup of butter. one
half cup of sugar, two cups of milk, three
teaspoonsful of yeast powder rubbed thorough
ly into a scant quart of -four, and a little salt !;
bake in muffin rings.