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, 1877-09-01

Rooa, or THE Il. II. ~, uLEswoop, ID, Aug.
a.-Thsse ycavs lavo pa1scd Ia peace nn.l
h,rmoay slncu the organization OF our Associa-
linn Not inc disturbing element In our mtdat.
Sotatng pavu The occasional ]oas Of o hair re-
nored by the Secretary Of Enumeration, to ratse
Tho lga.. ripple Ut grief. All this prior to tho
lark aays Introduced by tho daho1tcal eombna-
tim o5 tar md winter. Since that inter period
nohIns but mourning Is heard In our halls Sleep
les u,,att md days Of misery nse oar portion.
Au1 TO add the anul drop tu our cup of bitterness.
oar A.,Ysaton h now .; s'e9lsntiy asltatea ~
sts s ssas mi es expan e IT, sa4s 81
Enumeration, Il appeared that ihere had been a
Sa 1 H. onte ss "a S a s as: ss' ts s
Silence s waa awful. The Iystorcr was .ploumily
haulei trou, protllcr 10 brothcf. bnt not woni
,s.rtu 3 ns d.srs Se At 29 III roct t e UPON
vaate hea 'l'e,e liz Lot been ye.se q 'as ,or
sss Tsaa 90 Sese ene me- Ss c:c. Il Ye.
ula tsseioni. have lonv known ihat ons Irotl,a:,
Who at present rhais be unnamed. tlat Tor sol:c
tine pa.t shown Ins1iat1lc f?F nctbsF:l,ir
bsetarrn. he has violated unc VI the cardinal prin
eiaIc. !ata uwn In nnr articles of astocsatlua. !
rcfc: 10 tnnt vel. tccIa.attnn THAT n per:
cseept wet tuwef. to paEt ha l4ir, shall uc c!igt
he 10 membership; and Iretafctl. he 70 wtosii
ss5 .s se s ssa1ss1 sn hss sssve pai e I'm
oat'} TI!s thing y terrible; I!ow eanwe sxpsst
i sntsn eur 9' e5eae y, e.. q s.ets s
i:ry ]nstihes the Association IN giytn9 crc-
dc1cc to my statements, For ihrcc lons ycasa
befo.a was the gain Vt single apeas tiv!cd shnl!
W bcaye that .ar: watcr lt.s wrought this chan.e,
tGfoan. artt sobs
rscullcetons Of DUR dead urosarF r., ~. down.
A stolent disGnssson arose, sumo chatx!nK eac
Secretary w nne,s 1na otsrs aassy htns
aud that It frorl that reason saw double. Int
thr.c ,in!stcr rcsrks Wcfc property rcsusdea With
s"n!p, snnp y s ;be ssu1srs %
to .c,' for pcrsons ana papers, nn, the anal ron.
.lsa!on q TIE matter ordered t1 i,e On tas aes
10 oils; i. report Drsil.sr IT,. .ba Hno:t,na viii
hi3t temper, il,cn claimed The door. :. lirctt.
rsa." ty!A !.e. '.ths sas5ect q witch ! %en!s
liz ions ie.t,sui lhas 3 soot 10 le piscn IL chi
es:o. ltlear! uear:l Thrro viii tu. no loubs.
DELEGATES psetent tra!si our brother u4socatscn n
S:elnaw, N!cl., which, Aaa lately been ur:antkca
and It hcaoorcs Vi, To- select luen who aaya
..e n,GHt hair n9d 81. ieas' "a. te rcpr%:ent u.
who won!d not be asllanlcd to send onr worth,
Ksss:snsy an.on: III, a.*e@h!a:e ot beavt!f"! ~. M
hut 10 na armament 10 suei gathestny.'' -
TIN uoroar hcts IecaMta 10 great tic speaker
found i impo,sl0le to nroyGe, tno l1esiaen
,eorird the lMpnt1tiohs ~ til" truthcr wl,u lRt
ls,t takun biz eeat., t.csrrtary ,nI.stsuTin;;
mcdunt ~ r. nnons ths sso.ncf.i"l ar9t6cr 81 u
he tLoush! tin; tne prc.eht feeling seemed p !ptl'
atc TINT urutner i - c':ancs. were small. l!Iras
sat Se Ind II "aia ''ssf* srias III ss w. Il
whoiu n,attrr 10 tho Committee TN Ways an
..,4a., s.,., .Lu to....t,,.. .L.t .tn.. +
, 1877-09-01
THE CONVENTION.


CHICAGO, Aug. :s1.--A4 tho nenlhors of Tho
Home arc fnyttcl to expre4s their opinions con.
csrntng the Convention, may c1lcflv aslrf offer
thu following suggestion; First. Will say ngsce
will. Amber In thinking Ths llomu cluo too younr
an organization u engage Immediately in any great
undertaking. Tho lit of Numbers who hare given
their rcai addresses md who eau be depended upon
n workers IN email At present. IT thu 1ndet ht-
tempt work Of any magnitude. thcIe must 10
sufficient time f1r rreparat.on, else ths workers
viii ~ % oscrtaxcl that llu very object Of the
Convention Will br Frustrated.
Let us prort the falslty Ut thnt statement that
"AmusIvan1 cannot enjoy themselves without
making toll Of pleasure" Tue word b1hqnet
srn!to,, llart work and cxpenso fur sotncs5dy.
1uluss the waskcF* nre lnany. or . auln Ut uloney
iy guaranteed t. pay for lab0r. tinlcE cunfot h1
easily given. Whns 10 stuuu responsible fur larIa
b1liA, 6efore We can form IN t.tea1 whether The
Aonc Convention VII tc popular With tho pub!lcy
70 make lar1e amount uf fancy work requires
time aud skill. Will months before lht tue Ia.
ait4 could doubtless do great deal In this lne,
tu nut wish to throw cufd water on amy nlnn which
~ eaaify carried out In the Eofi tln.u before
III. Exposition tllnc Ism husy season for ch!casu
hoHsakerpert. Company. pickles. and preserves
occu,,y thu month Of September. II ne can gre
Gay it'd IN evening to tho hrst Convention, and q
riuc urpuna towu ~ our Suburban ffichts, We stA!
do WILL 4ASTirPE.
, 1877-09-01

CHICAGO, Aux, 3l.-Will some lady have the
kindness to tell ue tho proper way 10 wash snnsfs
10 prevent shrtukags! Ny husband bought last
wsntsr tho very beas danart, warranted not to
shrink, ind really bestsye with proper care 1t
would not nhstnk very much Afso, will somc
one tell mo how 10 w&sh tho dark'xFeeh
cau.tsic worn 10 much this summer l am afraid
10 nave lnlna washc1 until know Just how 1t
should 10 4ous, for fear it will fade, - aoms
bare Iecn do.
have q pronosttion 10 make. INTENDED to sub-
l IL tr4t 10 tie Secretary Of the iohs snti0n Com.
Hittce, bit aua'J concluded 10 ssnd ai once TO The
uttcnd the Coascn,lon md. viii be dsuasrstt that
pleaAuss on account Of the e1pense Vt stoppux at
y hotel. 10 such tads sddress mtself. Al.
though In poor circumstance. sad !tstnE III an
humble way, NY huspana md nyteIf will be glad
to entertain sonls LADY mcnaaro! Tie Home turnX
ahs Continuance 81 tho Convention, lf apy 1adr
nc care Uatiy Nfus, No. 1.3 Finh avsaua. Chi.
cAKoE Ro5kAAnf.
, 1877-09-01

look. In t,,t* place wr can purchase rbIst.-rc-
tprrta,le welI. tnndc shlrt4-f fnt 10 tants. 1rt Hs
ineraw onr VI thrsc md t.aYei III II Etorn su:,'
seed on w1Icl, lie prui,orrH IN "tn thc universe.
tmpctled by !tnarinalfon's atrr sinss' I" tho m,--
erahc csrfet where. tunttor, *ntnc noar widnw
tInr them for thn blood -rl1 e1 ptttance Of tts
cirt,t ce,ts, to keep hts brood Of two, three, o.
haif.a dozen squa1id orphnns In shelter. fuod md
fhirt." witt, u, ceasclesS refrain Of "stltch,
stteh, stitch. gn.ses. nnd hand. mr.! srsm. mil
banh. and russct. and rcsm.'' Hut wc droD ths
the wortls Of prayer which goua old MtthodIst'
divine. IN tho earlier day. nsrd often 10 cfy his
t,nr richest especially poserty: 1lnnbtte,.. In q
part Of this petition ut lcasf, both writer and
reader heartily intn. TNEHExtLA.
, 1877-09-01
KITCHEN AND TARLON.

cnttEoE CTR, Ang. os.-Ehat l,ringA forth
another unknowns Tie letters Of Est1n and Zig
nsothes. tn be sure. can m longer ait calmly ny
and sec the lack Of common sense In wonIank!nd
acplorcd without word Of dcfrnsc. 1t il true
that son,e Young ladies. who hase mistaken Ideas
OH such suhects, arc profoundly tgnorant Of do
nestle Matters anil profess 10 'lisdaln the psne'
s!cni. And 10 them would say. how IL It possible
for yon 10 regard beneath yonE consideration an
employment 20 necessary to our comfort a,,a rn.
joyment, knowtcdcr Of which we will at aon,e
be able to oyrrtee your own honbehola, It necessary
do your own cooking. hnvo ynnt rooms ncat and
ho,netlkc. yogr fool pa1afable and sn*Et!nY. thaH
that Rir1s who make h9usework their lie employ
.ntes when. they might In IT 70 nucl, more bcn.
cat to theMssiss; ,!H ~; nn:l "ttcss' ,,,,. ,
Tin Rrcht.rct doca nat think II unnecessary 10
prepare hItnself for his profession bccnA.c he Ii
pcr*.rnctnre with his own hands: anh "et tic
women Of the land. arr thc arcslteett 4f hoi.e-
l!s Sss"tIy at having not only to plan hui TO OK
Same Jsauv wtye. Of the present day thint that
II IL rH!te fnpo4sfofr 10 COMMENCE. h9usc.
bsn1s purse il srarccy atfc 10 Ienr tic c1pcnsr.
How mrch wfsef md moro wnnan!y It woaI1 BE- fa
pS psr, an s rnser I ~,
| The huaalnd's wcll.beLnx.
| Int in MY op1hur, young 1ndles and wives with
sncl taae notons af superiority tn IabuF nrc mol rs
| Here, n this College City. nmnns the n,nnY
| young la!lIcs Of ny acquaintance, there are rrry
!csg WIN 10 not know to'nct thing cf tonteh" mat.
| tiers. And Snuw thotc WHO would gladly obtain
tncl knowledge. but situated TO render tt
| Impossible.
ionnR gentlemen meeting adics In toe:cty, Sec
Ing un'y tito tn,roth 4ulc Of eocety ,nanucss lltrn
Ing ony to fa Idle chit chat, nro upt to take r
granted taSt thelr Intention T. never deyntes! 10
prayer ah5fcrt.. anil 50 spread ahs0ad the cry AZ
wonnn's tsnnraHCc hf her legitimate tlnticf. Int
we n MT awnys chut'4e III air uiF sntca 0f 1tose
wiftty knowledge, huast Of o,r saecc1s In e,l-
| lnary nrt. ut faahlunahio entertainments ii does
not follow that we are nshauIeA uf Ignorant ot II.
| Iiisct Jee,sis q hn'crIca. and ssuncraic y"nr..
home thrns!s. I upEco with Cactus. that~inlci.
lectual und house work ahonld br comb!ncd. for
eensibte 1neh Hike wives with both we'll stored
| nn1s md wull.krpt houses. Hut cnou7lt. Chat,
ssake hands; may you flourish like u ''green hay
free." NEXo.
, 1877-09-01


CpfrAoo, Aug, 3l,-A sufferer desires remedy
10. ''intolcsabla ticking md burning Of The feet
and ankles" lInvng been through Il like expert
cncc, perh1ps may be able to explain the dfai-
entity, and a! tho tamc time sus1c.t q vcsy simple
remedy. Tho old disease (which in this inatanee
r. termed '.t',eun,a: y and Tic medicine utat
rnpii}v ra..ing on thronsh shn nnfnrat yntes fot
suei, pat.pnoas matter thc 'olcs Of te feet. and
c,tnHts the ''intnternblc itca!ns rcf6freh 10.
The PROCESS ur 1,ntusc WIS materially hnstcnrh IN
my cafe by bathing tho teat thornno4Iy twicr sny
In spirit. Of canplor. az toon ~ tt.s .ystcu lat!
ind bufnlng" scu.at!on ceased ah:l ta'c dl:1eulty
WIS 1t mn cnd. Ex'SGfFEhEN.
, 1877-09-01

to glory, nnl must hri,t. IN the Millennium In
sElr ii next y.nr, you may consider yourself 4
In,ric{ II stu,iity, 1HryrrSity. mud maliEnfty,
wortby ever to cat such ,u.ato as I had for
tllnnef tatiay. Itxs: t;MET 3wls.HHLM.
P.S.-f want cspccta1ls tn prevent ontaitlers
growing pntatUcs: to hare It go arranged that
Ne one dare put IN hill without omr permis-
sion; au], 1t modern toe1a, s;icfes. shmtltl dis
tnvcr any other plan Of r1ghtlnY wrongs. that Is
any more stupid Ct malignant than that lai,i
slp,sn ntovr, want TO at'opt It forthwith: for
there Is nothing like being Up with the times.
r. a. A.
, 1877-09-01

To ths Editor o. The Trf64ns
MAptsox, Aug. su.-,el1c, nf Duhuquc: Tie
best way ~ take mp ro4e gerap!uns, or tho nsxt
saost troublesome, hellotroTe, II! II possible. to
sLooso souae showosY uycninx. and cut the Garth
atI around tho plant, ns sonlc little dlatancc
from, II. Repeat this two evenings. each time
! little closer. The sh.1u time take up. cnre.
s.iady, atry alot toF week, thep gradually briux
to tie 1frat, and they ought not t1 k,ow Of thcr
rcu,uva1, II large Eeta atums arc wantet fur wtn.
ler no rrrtng. Cit bolh roul aud branch tn July; II
don" now they will not ba opt to blum until late
thu wintet. Fetn., su9ip saT. should be gathered
ever xtecn and leesh.to0klnX. te suss aud lay
iheu liz boo. you pick, for thsy break and wilt
u t0oN.
Afnts, of Chicago. thc hermoss, 4 bright pink
ro.., IL the uost free blooming, and In Belle
nation The most satisfactory u their kind Thcy
viii brighten tEs eye ind g'aale tho Aetft.
Nust HIk, Boz 8fJ.
, 1877-09-01
pUTrf-WORK.

TO Na Is3NuT " E"s sFE0""S'
Foxp pu Lac. VII. Aug. n. II short tlu.o ago
ons Of tho ladies' Of The Home, IN speaking vi put
ty.work, said that aftes the putty bad bscoms
hard 1t could lot be used. Allow mo 10 ebrfsets )
1t caa bs u.ed. 1 have sotttucd old puttr aud
found It ~ good ~ ths fsrsh. TIke LIE hard pat-
~, pound It Up ane, and NIX a little iiusetd oil
with II: Altar the oil IL well mt1ed 10 II with
slc: kntts, work II In your hanls mt! u tfes
tso,n lvsnp..
Rubber, Of Milwaukee, ! will lean you ths pa.
pess. have seventeen Or eishssen; " shet wn'
d. ycp Gre welcome 70 klslu. 10, Nox III.
, 1877-09-01

part,ncnts. III fact. objections fo' makns both
useful ani orHa1Et NAL t!lin:s. 'Itw very KIND IN
tIhcr to nyis The IfoAIe mcis"M out 10 iiisll'
wnnh. mil fHr 1nr s:y. EI.
NH <ont. ONE f"it me II eh',rE rtrjr the i"avns
" 1n3 :ctAninnT whtH ] IIanG them IN fhr the
winter: nu1 will clnrct do N veil I" hang. she'a
In cellar: hupe snino ono vii! irll ME h"l1Tc
II II time IN take them rp for have Good many
and do NOT want to t0se them. .
VIII Aotne one aend me foAfefl FlnatY.
, 1877-09-01

To he 3.aI70F ~ 1HE 7FuHHf3
DttsrAx, MA. Aug. 11.-1n rrply to Vacuum:
let him remove The fiat cider vinegar 10 warm
place tic upcn at will 10 for tho summer 'nonths
and adj for, say. thirty gallons eight ponnd4 Of
elras. brown sugar and one pint OF Kuod hop yeast
ME- ut thoroughly togrthcr. and lei II ttant s,x
weeks cxnoteu 10 lhe atr. covering INV entsshhte
with two u three thtcksIrssea Ut u,uHAuto'baf 10
Keep out Insects. Ac.Ae!A'
, 1877-09-01

cHleAco, Aug. 81. ri wiah to make : pfopoal'
ton. What d. yau al r.ipk OF publahipga cook
aud rpclpQ book Tor tho beneAs ef st. Lakes. os
auJ Other charitable objscs Tint gau think hassf
Let 1t be i book thar viii b1 xishlu tts reach of
The poor y well n rich e,osh IN price Of book aud
eonlsnta. Let shers hs nosal AMI fancy work d..
, 1877-09-01

TO fht EDITOR u 3H6 5fttHHf. y
CuscAao, Aug. 81. III son.e reader Of The
llomc department of TnE TntnrsE can give rec.
ipe for rcnpn,bs shrpcs1uous half from tho face.
onr TINT b1s t,crn ,rtel and 10 known 10 bc safe
uud svre, lley will cdnfeta favor by srndlng the
san,e through THE TEinu*Eto A. II. Z.
, 1877-09-01

To the Editor p} 1Hf jtshhHk.
DlooM1No7os. ILL.,, Aus. as.-In reply to Dac.
tE1a request for recipes for Inlisn pudding pre-.
sent the following:
1,akcd corn meal pudding: ptnttS a!ftcl In.
atan nra,. Anlf pint Of West India tholns4cs,
qaastet uf pound OF butter, tint Of tntlk, four
eg:s. lhc yellow riul Of Ii iArrG, fresh oraugo OF
l:u,ou, grated teaspoauful Of powdered CHINA.
mon end nutmeg mxed boil tic nlilk. slft the
lndlan meal into I'M caEtaen pan. pour tho boiling
mix over It, aud stir them we'll together; cut up
the butter tnto 1ina1l saucepan. pour tho mo.
lnscf over It, set thun. on Tho ase and let them
warm together till tho butter is soft. but net oiled;
.tit them we'll and mix them With the milk md
indsaH zeal; set the pan ~ n 600! r!eee when H.
sSe ssss been ecu bes'ca @ ~ vety xhs: ihen ~ iii
T. .pice and gsssed otan3e Or lemon peel, st!r
ss SsH se;y sa pat hs iatae n.G but
IND ire.a bnt,cs, aeasoaei wi.h MatmeE AID irauu
ss aa Ss sanee '!es y ste ses n
a;tns;. H. W. quanslty q ingredients viii make
.a e9aas o sss kis 'Bs ens sSst aSw 9SSf vii
o' Y f. s1'y Il ess ~ s:f vi, Rssaa ss Of
aea aa s poa q bss be-, ' eussa et sss a.
SHs y posstblu. tl4art Of milk. ha'f a pint of
W.! India no4..e', sl1 eeg.: satea Or fen! stsks
MI Misa tue meal f,oi The c!naaH1un in tap milk
e4ti u - !llEHly HS*uFGu. tIIth btEaIN tu0 Hlllk
ttoliin. hot, Into ihe Tfau Vt ne4l ana aurt Ail.
~ Tho r1oa..f.; sttr the mtsnIp ysty ha1A ena @
With uys T. Ice;, aea,cp untl a ouIt .ut'
sara Efato tho nutmeJ. nip thick sNnaro coth
;slo b.Ina waseI, shlks i our, dseaso it Win
naus, then Hprgal 1t onen In deep pan. and punr
p Tue nilxturu. lcuying onc-lhirl of the spacc
iai sS:H aawins tor tho pudding TO- swctl 10 lAe
Etl.ne into ii plug up the iistle crack at the Tying
ptes W clustering oti ittte dough mails Of i1our
faa xater. gat sas pudA!"E .nso large POT ct
eo!!tas wstcs thayng III uId pLato in tue boltornD
.aG bu viz hours Of more, turning It olttn, a11d
IeasnlthlRg Ihe pot, when necessary, with boiling
seases. Serve up hot. Eat with wl4e sauce, With
oslef and Moaa&tes. Or wl4h u saucc Of 1uttsr,
na1', lemon juice, and nutmeg beaten together to
attcam: What t. left Of tba pudding may next
~ ts ted In cloth and boiled over agkia for an
other hour.
siss y, Woolscy, II possible. obtain ths book
.1.al .1!tsd "Tls other Uir:. and read Bes Brsca
.!stn5, snd Do yoa good. The author, Mss. Wilt.
Ss55 acknowledges her ca.s ~ ~ c3cep.!ona on;
ees. ALNlHA SitAxtks.
, 1877-09-01
MARS SATELLITES.



Them.
OBSERVATORY, ANY ARuoR, Aug. 21.--1o The
Editor Of The D1troff Fr<t rr<ss: By
these isroyerirs, Mars takcs III plarc as planet
attended with satellites, and the analogy Is
complete for tho major planets exterior to the
earth. he value Of this discovery, f1'dcpcn-
tlcnt'y Of Its aiding tu our knowledge Of the
buliea which compose r1e *olar system. consists
IN its furnishing certain value of the Hass, or
attractive forcc q! ,ists. Tile t,o.ion u d sat-
elite about its primary enables nstsonoing's
primary, anu lenre thu perturlatiuns which
thls p(anet produces III The luotlons Of the
other bodies Of the solar s5atct'l. ln tie case
OF Mars, the mass has Icrn determined l,y COIN
pulling its supr<,<ctl action and then comparing
tho results with tic observation. Gf hrcetsion.
The planet Is 50 ANAL, tclng unly 1,ltW mitcs
In ttlaltttr, atli itH mass 70 h'Oal relatively,
ti,at the pcf.llrbatIons ,proiAce'i by i ute not
sufficiently great to Indicate by The ,l,ct,saancc
with observation, very cxMt eyaltlatiun ol
this ,nas4. Tie French astronomer, Leverrtcr,
who has male tho study Of thy motions u tf,f
eli yrty acturate tatles Ut Mars, nnd has. bY d
co.uparsioa Ut observations, determined the
salus u Y! nnss' ..,l'iv TT valqs aI.,. Thsl t1n
tlat whIch lie satellites 1low sl.ow to be
its true sAlue, anu hence M sensible change Is
produced In tliu values OF the quantities wEEcll
depend urpn It. .-.....-
III thirty hnurs and twelve isllAutcs, ut ucatl
tlissante Ut 1i..iW miles fruln tts ccutrc. The
inner one rcsolye. IN seven hours aud thirty.
eight minutes. At d nlcau distance q only 5,s'O
miles. Its s,nali.ysa uf these satellites makes
n. impossible to ioysn aMy ess!'aatc OF their
llafi,ttrfH by direct measurement. The only
wny III willr these eas he fuup4t IL hS toInpaft-
s,tI vi their tl.t with that u tue p5anrl Itself
Of with that u su.he other body Wlosc dincn-
sfpns MT known.
A, your r+a.leEs snay be c,sr!ous to know what
, 1877-09-01

70 IN Ed1lVF 15 3R< 1fl1HH9.
CHICAGO, Aug, 9l.-This recipe " iof Mrs. W.
r. H.: Ouo cup Of sussr. ons ru1 OF sweet milk.
ons egg. one tsaspoonsul Of soda dtssoised 10
little Of tbs milk, three blespoonfuis VI melted
lsni. Add litttG salt and nutmeg. and doar
enough 10 eoll well, Have ready ksttle Of bo!l.
thy lard In which to fty them. hRa. n. ". u.
, 1877-09-01
DRESS REFORM WANTED.

To the A1tf0f 1 lHe iTHa'Fb
Cuic,no, any, :st-1 believe ] am the dtst
'.nrhool .tnarrn" WHO has vcnturcd III The }tomrs
and am nny come 10 atk Information, nut 10
awe 1t. VII! the lad!e* gtre IN ZONE letters on
tEreIs trfu.al! | Afr anxious to dress IN shfha
why that may regain tny luat health. hpe wish u
av1ld any os.di.y III my UntcE garnent. Jo.
, 1877-09-01
PATTERNS TO EXCHANGE,
Ia lie Editor II Ihf IeiLIhs.

nnooksros, Ind. Aug. aS.-we :haso bctn
rcaliny The Home for rome time and would vcry
nlnch Hike to become members Of tho circle. We
have TIC following patterns We Will send In OK.
change or to any who wishes thctn: Two kIuds Ut
carlboasd pitturr-fsamss. several kinds Of card.
board matrh.sufes, beautiful tnrcr.llotdcr, Java
caHyas Hides tso,nrslsnx ncw) ottoman covcr on
canYas prtty burirrs fur tos'rts otc, ore closely
resembling black lay. md 0Hs daisy pattern, old
bacncOrs anil Old Elaus Eccrrt, Ii lung In the
windows. mil haskets nude uf cigar lighters. VIZ
lave pnt!rrt for working wash b1onuj witl, linen
i1ost. u ms1;es brnnttu1 blos and du1ablu trilu'
n,IHs Tor chilt!rcn's tlltes.c1thcs. nlrUAs. etc.
W. CHI fcilu pscsset Ietns anu autumn
ieayrs IL thosc whn wish thsna. VIII
Cur!nnc rsesso sch.l hcr ltAt OF BOOKS?
W!l tontu one pteaac give lis tllc. address
II the Indy Ia thca1u who lIn4 pattern. Ut ''adies
Centennial underwear for saes 1t was gitcn sH
Tile llu,ns last wilter. We would ls!,d # very
n,uch. Can any ono te'I ns how 10 rtatarv tyr.
Htshel Eltt. fraMrs! fhcoHc, we have long list
u 1onss uad tntsun,cnta, music to which you arc
welcouIc. Has any oMc dropping canury which
has eeasea to .Ipg' 4 w. soaIosc Issnp.'sed FROM
tho ca.o nnd sHastIt1ta canaEy and Iapc serl
,lixcd. Tic he,nt canscs MI accumulation Of tut
In the thtUat. Tut a piece Of fresh, nnsa1tel fat
PORK In the euge. This cured our bird, wltch ltad
nut sung fur year. Hrrt II sltfu cure for warts:
Dissolve few Jumps Of bi.chrt,nate of putash In
TH,u.
, 1877-09-01
GRAPEVINE AND PLuM-JELLY.
To ihf Ed!faf Of Tne TYahltnk.


DunpEK. ILL.,. Aug. 20. --FraY do not think that
my heart nnd noul are not wholly in the cause Of
Temperance, and yct fully belieycin the medicinal
properties Of grapevine. have lookrd In vaa
through my recipe books Tor Information Concern.
It. VIII some one who knows, therefore. tel nc
tho wupIe PROCESS III Tho ncst weeks puper' '
hope ttie coutcntion Conni,t!sc wsll be a littls
more explicit ~ 10 tug paes Of o. tne *Gt
and cannpt 1ttond' tho previous meeting hardly
know whit you mran when you tay: 1.-THE !'on.
h4Ir 'rllose who CONS from thr distance intoatt.
ng to "tako IN" the Exposition. Convention,
enr or Two ays,-can't afford to sprnd much sinie
running here n'sl there y ask suall bo,s whcse
the Convention IL holding.
one day thss week wialed t0 make some plum.
jelly. Not finding goud rrclpe. looksd through
fHE TnthrNE. There found that Dewey told Ms
to reel. pare, stone, stew. and strain thc plIns.
wonder II she uycr nlulu any pllu..jety. II 10,
Ion't believe that st took I'LL Of that trouble:
did not, aud my Jelly u nil thai could be iessca
MrArtK.
, 1877-09-01

70 fht EafluF W Tie IrRIunfs =
OAK rank, Aug, :U..-Will some OF the ladies' III
The jlnmc tell MO how 10 restorc tho cour to nix
and wps. dress TINT has II partly taxen out by
ammonia being spilled on H.. +. S+ +,
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The Law of Newspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary are considered as wishing to
continue their subscriptions.
2. If any subscribers order the ediscontinuance
of their newspapers, the publisher may con-
tinue to send them until all arrearages are
paid.
B. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
newspapers from the offices to which they are
directed, the law holds them responsible until
they have settled the bills, and ordered them
discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publisher, and the newspa-
pers are sent to the former direction, they are
held responsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers from the office, or removing
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facie
evidence of Intentional fraud.
6. The postmaster who neglects to give the
legal notice of the neglect of person to take
from the office the newspapers addressed tc
him, is liable to the publisher for the subscrip
| ton price.
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6so Acres

On the Columbia Bottom, 20 miles north of
Portland, and % miles from landing place Of
daily steamers on the Columbia River. Lake
River, a navigable stream crosses the place.
1t is one of the best dairy farms in the country.
good pasture and meadow land, and will be
sold separately or with part or all of the bal
ance, which is timber.
Price for the meadow and pasture, SIS per
acre; for the timber, 81 90 per acre. Price for
the whole tract, S. 800. Terms, lwO-thirds cash,
balance on time. Good buildings on the place.
March 7, 1877. 6-T
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400 Acres

In Washington county; I2O acres of Beaver dam
land with no timber or brush on it; about 40
acres of heavy timber, balance open hazel
brush land. There is good Barn and Log
house on the place; also fine young orchard
and Is acres of Timothy meadow. The land is
nearly all under fence, and it can easily be
made one of the finest farms in Oregon. Price
C5
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GAIL that's Bright must fade" unused
the famous member for Birmingham,
as he noted his silver locks in the look
ing-glass.
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In Yamhill county, Is miles from McMinn-
Vile; $50 acres under cultivation and I73 acres
of good pasturage. The farm has good running
water and excellent springs; also timber
enough for practical purposes, a rolling sur
bors in the vicinity. Price, SO per acre.
Terms, one-half cash, balance on credit at long
interest