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Middletown transcript., 1877-07-28
.gt0ister's Orders.
REGISTER'S ORDEP
REGISTER S 0FFiCE,


New Castle County, June 10Th, 1877.
Upon the application Of Edward W. Loek-
wood, Administrator CT a Of Edward A.
Miller, laie Of ST Georges Hundred in said
county, deceased. il Is ordered aud directed
by the ReaisRr that ihe Administration afofe-
said, give notice Of granting Of Letters OF
Administration G. 7. A upon the Eside Of
the deceased with the dale Of sranliog there
OF, by causing advertisements 10 he posted
within forty days from the date Of such Let-.
ters, 10 six Of the most public places Of the
county Of New Castle, requiring nll persons
having demands against The Estate to pre-
sent the same or abide by an Actof Assembly
in such case made and provided And also
cause the same 10 be inserted within the same
period in the MDDIETowE TRAKscRIPT a news
paper published in Middletown, and TO be
continued therein two months.
Given under the hand and Seal Of
-, Office of the Register aforesaid, ut
LIS. New Castle, in New Castle county.
~ aforesaid, the day and gear above
written.
S. G. BIGGS, Register
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"I'm practically uneasy on this
point, as the fly said when the tailor
stuck him on the end Of needle.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

DAMON LODGE, No. IL Meets every Friday
evening at 8 o'clock. Lodge room in the
Town Hall.
J. O. o. f.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
John a. Reynolds
RnARn 0F EDIICATION.

Duh I'D Ut BDLf1N IOU'
n " Lockwood, President; VIM. Green,
CIesk A. G Cox Treasurer Henry. Davis,
Nathaniel Wilson, Capt. Samuel Pennington,
Mai. D. L. Dunuing, John W Jolls, Geo. W.
PRiNcIrAL or PUBLIC Schools s. Wright,
A. NJ.
ASSISTANT TEACHERS. A. s. Wright,
Miss r Annie Maxwell and Miss Annie N.
Roberts.
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STAGE LINES

Stage for Odessa, with o. S. Mail, leaves
shortly after arrival Of the 1912 am and I. .3s
p m mail trains
Stages for Warwick, Sassafras and Cecilton
leave shortly after arrival of the 1912 a m
train.
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DnrRn Ma 0 1917

Dover, May 0. 1877.
Mr s. ". Hope: The peaches and apples
dried by your fruit dryer are The incest look
ing, and the finest tasted, ever SAW,
j. J-NiViSuN.
Even very ripe soft peaches dry in this
ETaporator nearly as light coIored as they
are when first put in.
S. W. HOPE,
may 2-tf Dover Del
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Dover, May g. 1877.
Mr. S. W. Hope; The peaches and apples
dried by your fruit dryer are the preitiest
ever saw. J A. SLAUGHTER.
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FRUIT DRYER,
AT DOVER,
on WEDNESD4K. MAY2g. I877.

On WEDNESDAY Md Z D, 1871
This dryer was invented for the purpose Of
saving part Of my own crop of peaches in
1875. Thousands of baskets of fruit had
rotted in my orchard The Smocks and Late
White peaches we're ready to dry when be-
gan, yet the peaches dried after that with a
common stove without CRATE bars, sold for
two hundred dollars. improved the dryer
greatly in 1876 and this year, and claim that
it will dry fruits and vegetables so that they
will be nearly as light and rich in color when
they are dry as when put fresh IN the eyapor-
ator That which darkens more fruit than
all else, is the vapor that is thrown of. in
drying, and remains in the dryer until it
passes through all the fruit in the way TO the
outlet
Ny invention by the use of tubes takes the
greater part Of that moisture out of the main
chamber without its passing through the
fruit, and also supplies DRY HEAT to every Eve
trays continually, thus retaining the natural
color Of the fruit by quick drying When
the fruit is nearly dry it is slid into mllder
hea; in the finishing chamber.
The following certificates show what is
thought by those who have seen the fruit for
two wears:
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Coon SAMARITAN LODGE, No9. Meets every
Thursday evening at u oiclk Lodge Room
in Cochran Hall, No. 2, Cochran Square.
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NEw YoRK. MaY 8. ls11

S. ". Hope, Esq. We received and sold
for you, on Jan. llth, 1877, shipment of
evaporated (peeled) peaches, at 80 cts. per
lb., also on Feb. 2sth, another shipment sold
at SO cts. per h. The market had declined
at least five cts. per h. on dried fruit since
the date of first sale, yet, the last lot being
the finest, we realized still higher figures for
them AS regards the quality of your peaches,
there has been nothing in this market, that
we have seen, that were equal to them, par
ticularly of the last you sent and denomi-
mated first quality, they not only are beauti-
full to the sight, but command ready sale at
good prices and give universal satisfaction.
Yours Respectfully,
S. Fl. & E. b. FROST.
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DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
Meets for practice every Monday evening at
5 o'clock.
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Ginle Gables
HTLADELPLlA. 4'fLMINGTOF IND
B4LTIM0RE RafLR04D.
~
Del. Division. Time Table.
q 's ;i;!.I
sUMMER ARNANaEMENT
sourHwAhp.
NoRrawAaD

n \ aud aner Monday. NAY Itfh, 1877, fsundays
" exceptea,l Trains viii leave As follows;
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REGISTERS OFFICE,
New Castle County, May 24ih, 1877.
Upon the application of John G. Corbit and
William @. Spruance, Executors of Daniel
Corbit, late Of ST. Georges Hundred, in said
county, deceased, it is ordered and directed
by the Register thai the Executors aforesaid,
give notice of granting of Letters Testament-
AIRY upon tie Estate of the deceased, with the
date Of granting thereof, by causing adver-
tisemenis 10 be posted within forty days from
the date of such Letters, in six Of the most
public places Of the county of New Castle, re-
quiring all persons having demands against
the Estate, TO present the same or abide By an
Act Of Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be in
serted within the same period in the MIDDLE
TOWN TRANseRIPT, a newspaper published in
Middletown, and TO be continued therein two
months.
Given under the hand and Seal of
~, Office of the Register aforesaid, at
LIS New Castle, in New Castle county,
'--l aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
Sc. BGGGs, Register.
NOTICE !
All persons having claims against the Es-
tate Of the deceased, must present the same
duly atlested TO the Executors, on or before
the oath day of May, 1878, or abide the Act
of Assembly in such case made and provided.
Address JOHN G. C0RIT,
Odessa, Del.
WILLIAM c. SPRUANCE,
Wilmington, Del
Executors.
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100000 BASKETS |.
Cheaper than any where else /!

All my old customers, and all others, need
ing baskets, will find it greatly to their ad-
vantage TO call on me, or on Messrs Foard &
Comegys, before purchasing.
E. R. COCHRAN.
MiddIetown, Del, June 2, ls77.-6t
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Address GILMORE & CO.,
p o, Box A.. Washington, D. O.

WASHINGTON, u. o., NoUemJer "a, 1876.
take pleasure in expressing my entire conf
denee in the responsibility and fidelity Of the
& Co., nf this city.
GEO. II. b. WHITE.
tcasliry ne National Metropolitan BGak.l
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united states General Land Offiee.
odd Bounty Land Warrants,

The last Report of the Commissioner of the
General Land Oliee shows -S97, 800 acres ofBoun-
ty Land Warrants outstanding These were is
sued nnder act Of 1888 aud prior acts We pay
cash for them. Send BY registered letter. Where
assignments are imperfect we give instructions
to perfect them.
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REGISTERS ORDER.
REGIsTER,s oFFICE.

Address-OpEssA, DE.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
y 0rie e.
Ghicago, 1. September.

Ghtcago, 1. September.
MebI.- Nahfrage ldtpa0; 4retIe
unperGilbert. Siebe Wtarftberidt.
Weisen- i6loB &c. b0ber fir @elb,
4sc. 6D6er per Scptemoer, 44c. b0ber per
Sftober uno 44c. bDber per Sa1r.
Sir $40. l Sommcrtpet5en ipuroe SLIP
geboten.
go. 2 murbe su $1.10(01.12 p~erfauft
uno idlo6 SIT Sill; go. 3 su 81 .O4@1.05
oSn Iermingel6dft brodte per Septem>
Der $1.O1 @ 1923, idloB su $1.O25@
1.O3; per Sftobcr 98}0$1. OO4 Ii. l6loB Sl
81. OO@1.O Ol per Sabr 972@993c, ibloB
81 99c.
Mais &c. b6ber.
~v9tegular" ytD. 2 81 423@43ic, i6loB gu
43c u6igb Wligeo" All % 43!c, i6loB
All 43; Nusipurf SIT 41042, i6loB SIT An;
pcr Septenber 425@43c, idloB gu 42Bc.
geb.; per Oftober 43! i6loB gu 43}
Safer 3@4c. D0Der. yto. 2 peiBer 81
csc; 9tD. 9 ST. 23l @ 245c, i6loB al
24c; NuStpnrf 100; per September $500
249,o ldloB SIT "a per Gttober 244@
243 i6loB 3n 243c. geb.
MoqQen SOLE. b0ber. 9fo. 2 1eler
53@53ic, Nustpurf 434; per Sept. SIC.
geb., 524c. Derlnngt.
Gerlte. go. 2 neue fir Gel6 1}c
nteorioer, 3u &c. go. 3 neue 38c. Grtra
$40. 33u As! @46c. Eer september $3.50
664, i6loB 3u &C.,; per Sftobcr G64c.
SGmereten feit. Simotbp $3.50
@1. 1923, ie na6 QuaIitdt .&leeiameu $3.50
Establishment 81 .22(91.2 8.
rW export" 5(@1oc per TaB bOber.'
Sir @elb Il, 37@12.5O; per Sept. 1900
@12.55, i6loB St 1854; per Oft. $12.45
@s12. IS, unb idloB ST. 1881. vBrime
W}eBporf" 12.O0@12.25; r@rtraz8rime
W3eBporf" SO. 50@9.75. Sanity Mebporf
S6ma1s 10 @ 1916 per 100 gfln6
b0ber. Sir @elo 1886; per September
1897, 1dloB 3u 1885; per Oftober $40
@85O. uno ldlOB gu $3.50.
S6:nfen.- 9@@1O4.
GaIg 74c fur biellgen nno 7}@73c
fur 3ufnbr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
Staot Gbjra0o.
StaOt Cbjrago.
Gin tdDinOlid)er Dankcrott.
6ini;ebntauieltO Sertc rl1 ibrc Gripar=
niIIe bctrOgeI.
Die State Sauinss : Bank m~uf9eflusen.
ltMo nit iDr Sret Wit4ionen SouarS
nerf6jtummoeM.
Gin fdDinOlId)er Dankcroit.
Die State sauinss Bank auf9efueen.

Giner ber nteoertrG6ttglten un6 l6Gn6>
liditen Banf>S anferotte, Der ie in btelent
GanDe itattgcfutoen bat, lit in O0riger
9Snde leiOer bier paiiirt.
Die State S~aDtngS> Sanf, bie
gr0Btc lt1o alIgertctu fir Sipcifellos Ii9cr
Qebaltene Sparbdllf oeS QSeiteus, bat ant
0nrt9en 0ienItag ibre 3oblungcn eingeiteQt,
ultb Die 8rilfung oeS SnnfbeItnnoeS bat er>
9eben, bab Die ungliiGlidcn @lGrbiger, oez
ten GAIL iiG auf ntdt Diel ipeniger ais
fiinf3ebntaui clO belG1ft, unt bret 8tertel,
petlt hidt mebr, ibrer langiGbrigel1 @r>
iparuilic 6eitoblen unD betrpge1 pproen
IilD.
Die Statc Saoingsz 8arf tpurbe gletd
nad benz groBet &ra0 DDn 1857 unter benz
Jtartelt ySuinpis SaDings Snititute" be-
9riii1bet, un0 bate bon Nltfa1g al ii6 ct>
lies glteS GrfolgeS sit erfreuen. 0ie 8anf
gerietb nit Der 3eit iii bic 6Groe bon
0eDrg S6neiOcr, lDel6er I'M Sabre 1861
cine Q6Gl1Oerlng bcs G6arters sI erlangen
iuuBte. tDclde Die Yatt aus elmer Spar>
bant SIT eiucr DOuitGl1bigen 9arle0euS>,
0isconto>, We0lel7, 6ppotDefer> ul10
GDmmcrs=S a madte, ulto Dielclbe nit
ben ipcitgebcnOltcn Scfugniilen altsrGitete.
0a Ocr 0tame er8anf IN State SaDinqs-
8anf" unt8eGnOert iDuroe, 10 glaubten
Giele, uamentltd) ncle @illipan6crcr, Die
bon 0rauben Die Soee mitbradten, oaB aIe
Sparbantelt ullter Staatsgarantic itGnDen,
b1B DieS ald bel bieier Der Sal lei, un6
10 erbtelt 0ielelbe cine beDelltenoe &lnoz
i6oft. 0te Sis. Staat5stg." mafte Do>
mails dlf Die 0cfdDr alfmerflam, tpeld)e
Die ipeitgebeltOen 8efugniiie ber Yanf fir
S!6erDett Der birterlcgten @eLber sur Solge
baben fDlltte1l, ultD etn Sturm arf bic
Salt mar Die 6Dlge, ben bieielbe aber, oa
ollie 1ltocrll 8aufen ibr Dalfen, erfDlgreid
beltanO. Sic fubr fort Su florirelt, ln6
nla6te 10 quito @ei6dfte, 6aB i6re Capital
alttDetll6etne bon 500 duf $500 1ticgen,
ltt0 tDr Ncttcnfapttal bDn $100, 900 crit
dltf $4,000, na6 bent TSelter altf $3.50
900 lltO elolt6 auf 100000 BERN ebrt
ipurbe.
Die 9altf pe6ielte ie6r bGufig Sic Sc
1tber. SdrtetOer Derfaufte ieincn 4nt6eiI
nod tpdbre1o beS &rieges fir 500, 900 aus,
ul1o SODlt Is. 0aineS ipur0e auf IGnaere
!3ett Der IeiteltOe @eiit Der 9lnitalt, Die Iet>
1ler eDrli6en SeriDaltung beion6ers lire
8liltbe su DerOanfen bat. @r idieb nit
Dem 1. Sdnuar 1872 aus ser 8anf, urb
Sobn Is. Oore ipnrbe ietn OtQhfploer. |
Dieter blieb YrGitOent bis gum s. Stint
1873, no .. .. Spencer sum 4rGitbenten
geipGblt ipur0e, un0 eS bis Sur i3oblunosz
etnltslllttg ant DOrigen 0ienitag blieb.
Do. Spencer ftautnt aus 9erfimer |
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
etaats.9ambftuuttme en- .etnRalt.
Solgen6es Circular lit augemetner Be7
nGt1nn punfohIpt.

Tolgen6es Circular lit aagemetner Bez
adtung empfoblen:
Sddlonbiue, 1. Sept. 1877.
Ser bret unb breibtgIte GURUS Der suit
noiler StaatS> Iaublt >Nnitalt miro
am Mitttpo6, ben 10. September 1877, 8
l1br Otorgens eroffnet tperbeu. 2lue, tpelde
an 6emlelben She'll nebnnen ioIen, tbun
tpobl, it6 prompt ein3uftnoen; idmnttItde
Qebrer nn0 Seamte Der Mnitalt tperosn 5lr
%gelannten Stunoe an ibren 8oiten iein uno
ein @letdes tptrb bon ben S6iilern ertp1r1
tet. Sollten &ranfbett ober anbere 0rtn@
genbe llmitanbe bic Nnpeenbeit bon edit
Tern BET Der @rDffnung unmDgli6 MAIDEN,
10 ioIte Der llnteraei6nete mogli6it lange
Dorber Oaoon in &enntniB gelebt tperoen,
bamit er GrlaubniB gum Beitritt ard mad
8eginn bes GURUS ertbeilen fann.
Saubl tlmmen iber 10 un0 tpeniger nlS
81 Sabre alt, tpelde i'm Staat SQinots
tpobnbaft iin6, erbalten lInterri6t, Ge1
f0lttglng II. /. N. unsntgeltlt6 geliefert.
Sollten Npplicanten auBer Stan6e lein, Die
9teiiefoiten 81 beitreittt, o6er it6 pGbrenO
bes Qlufentbaltes in Der S6ule in geniigen1
Ser &~leibung 81 u%nterbalten, 10 ptr6 Der
llntersei6nete, auf besfauftge Nnfrage,
Wlittel uno We9e angeben, tpte audi otele
tOitenfret st ~erlangen itno.
N6tungspoll
Ybiltpp s. 0tuett,
Otrector 6erS Stats s. ub1tummenSQ nItalt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
GeimmSbett aft ffGerer 6rmmoIase

lin Der gelInbbeit cine iidere @runblage ST. gepdbz
rem, mus Ser sei6wddte &0rper irti6c Gruit betommsu.
Nie ~oiienbor unO nett betannt au9 bieie Gbatiade, 10
grandchildren bod ptele Geute bieien 1ut3tigen Sas bel
Der SeIbitbebonblurs DON &rautbeiten, unb Die gerote
limb oft ebenio nadIdiiig, iubeu itesur SInwsnbuug DON
G6utmitteIn sreifen, psl6e nur anI bic Spmptome
~uirfeu, aber BEN ~Saupt3pet, Der in Der &raftisuns be-
lteben ioute, %perieblen. Die Saupturiade, taB Soitet>
ter's Nsasenbitteres erioIsrei6 in Der ueberpinbuus
Don GrantbeiteH, Iiegt barin, baB es 2ebetstraft sez
wdbrt, wo lie u~lanseIt, unb bab es ouf bieie gsetie cine
Stase CUR GrboIung fIr bic erid5pfte Natur barbietet,
Gud peranl0Bt bas Stttere Ben Appctit, Iinbsrt bas
iberonseitrenste NerpeuIpitem unS lit Elm sutragli6es
nnb an9enebmes mebtsiniides 9~et;mttteI nit elmer gae
its re;Hen Spirit Ser botoniide 8eitanbtDeiIe DON er0gz
ter gSirtiamteit" in 26lun9 entb1It. 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03

2aulen6e pom Trauen iesnen ben Sag, an nell
dem DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription (2ieb.
lin9Sueroronun9l ibnen suerit betannt sema9t
wurbe. cSn alien ienem St0rnnsen, meI5e Silt.
teni6mer3, nieoerSiebcnbe Gefibt unb aUaemeine
S6md9e uerHria6en, lit eS bas berridenne Mitz
tel. Seine Iinbernben nnb b~eitenben Gisenidaie
ten MAIDEN es 0anten, bic an iuuerli3em Tteber,
8lntsnbduinng, Gnt3Inbun9 pber GeI9piren
leiben, duBerit wertbpou. gei alien Gpotbeferm
Git baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03

@iiieni6aft, bic mddtige Selferin Ser
Natur, bat in Wenfacofcr'S u9ent=
fGeS Seit0crmebl|| (Paedotrophine)ein
Doutommenes GriaBmittel fir Wlttermil6
entoedt. &in6er, mel6e bur6 ,,9eatts
i0eS GtnSermebl" gendbrt tperbeu,
geben burd ibr bIiibenbes NuSieben nn6
ibren %gelunoen 3uitanb, ben beutIi6iten
8etpeiS bon Der Site un6 beiliamen Gigens
i6aft OteleS berrliden 9tabrungSmtttels,
tDeldeS burd GrstliGe griifung fir baS
bette Surrogat fir Wuttsrmild ertlGrt gu
baben bel S. s. Blodt, 20 90. Dfarfet Str.
uno IN allen renommtrten Npotbefen.
mon, lpitt, If um0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
9%GmOereiem an1s1 0erfamf. 96O. 900

NcrcS I'M lIOlpeliltben WlIiiourt. lumber
trefflibe Sarmen fir 8ie55udt, ausge>
;eidneteS lderlano, uno baS bette 2anb
fit Iabadsbml I'M gSeiten. <rse 8tuter,
feline 0euldreden, orbnungslieben6e Bez
p0lterung, quite DtGrfte uno gciunbes
&1ima. Nteortge Yreile! Sanger Grebtt!
Treic 9teiie, bon ct. Souls na0 ben 2dn>
bereien miro &dufern geDabrt. 8egen
meiterer Nusfutft ipenoe man iid an:
u. 6. Seate, ~=GommiHGr st.
9ouiS & San 6rancisco Ip. So, Norb=
0eit>Gde aOn 5tcr u1o WdlnltitraBe, ct.
QDuis. WfD. 130uQ4tp0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03

NaGen un6 Nrmebon i9nee>
iger 8eiBe, Sormen id0n tpie Die Der
Qilie, ftn6 sic reiaen6en @aben BON
0lenn'S s0wcfel Setfe. Sin ges
iunbes Surrogat fir bic 9ift9altigen yfttz
tel, Die friiber gebrau6t tpuroe1. ueberz
all 3l ba6en.
Sia's 9aar unb 8art Sdrbemtttel,
I6nar3 o6er braun, soc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
Wan lit in ser neuerr 2eit INNER mebr

Olan lit tn ser neuern 3ett immer mebr
bapon abgetommeu, Herlpnen, tpctde nm
Wedielfieber barnteoerliegen, bur6 groBe
Waiieu bon Gbintn tpieber auf bic 8eine
gu %brtngen. Oas Spitem piro bur6 ben
@ebratb bon Or. Nuguit &0nig's
Sam bsur8erSropfen gereinigt un6
%9eitarft, unb aus Dem 8lute Der Sieberitoff
Die ongebGufte Sale, entfernt. 9ieie 8e7
b~anolungstpeiie bat 6a5 borauS, baB Der
Yatient in tnrser Belt tpteber ~erftarft uno
nt6t inter ben unausbleibltden SoIgen
Der @btnin@ 8ebanblung Su leiben bat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03

1eg@ 5err M> M, MeDers, Soutb 8sn6,
SnO., l6reibt: SD babe Or. Garl Gn9el>
barO'S Sober BilIen uno Heme=
blum fir meine SHUTTER gefauft, es 1T
Die einsige Weebt3in, gu pel6er ie Ser
bat. Seoe 6auSfrau lOute otele
Wftttel ftets I'M 6aule balten,
29AuQ3ORmtttiopS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03

ar cxe+rea f,t "a eobrsn pberauI uui benz Ge5tete
6ieier~ SeilpiHenI6att seitanben. Aitsr rnG grlagrnns
1T nom, eroRer @i9tigtsit BET geBG o5snapF38 Der Srin8ss,
Gtrictur II. i. n. wir6 in fhr3eIter 3eit 9e9eIlit. Ses
i6Ie6tli6e GdpadeH. nadtIi$e, Saomsuer9issnn9er
pel6e bur@ SeIbitbeFefung %eutiteReH nnO Smp0tenS
1ai$sfer' 3eit Sur5 bic befbefannten @titteI Der gelt
turirt werteu. Gin Bid iIr bic Wltatonen, entboiteno
giles in se,u9 auf @eidle5tstraufbetteH, bic @ebetma
ntIie bes Gei6Ie5tslebens uno bereu Spl9en, frei 81 bas
BEN in Der Office Ober seseH Gutrtdtuu9 pom 10 @ents
1Ir Noitporto. SameH, melde bic %belttdtelte gebone>
lung, iopie Soit uno Gogt5 perlan9en, mogen 1l9 mrHos
lid ober I6riftli6 nteIoeit. g1e Gei6Gite confioentieA
Or: Semes bat 20 3immer uHo Par!ors. Bet etnem
0elude iiebt man uur ben Dottor. Offices tunoen DON
9 llbr Wtoraens bis Z ubr abenbs. SpnutagS BON 10
bis y nbr. COMPUTATION frsi; man ipre5e DOE O6er
1@reibe. 25aue t, iouw0 baw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
1O7
8191

9erfauftt pur6en 369StId 3u 3.40@4,00
per 100 8fb. fir ter. O6ien; 2.9O(93.65
fir 8Gbe, unb 4.25@4.50 fir &anlns
S6ieu-
S6ueine.-GrbeIten I'M 9aufe 6tee
fer @pde in ben linton GiebbRfen an
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
8ru0ctmor0.

Netp gorf, 30. Iu9.
Sob0nn McSn1er, ~ Sabre aft, ipurDe
beute WiOrgen BON icinem 8rlIber Garl
burd) einen Oteiieritid pertpultoet uno
iturb fur; oaraui. Der 8ruOcrm0r6er lit
III 6aft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
Ser Wiebmnrft~

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Qaufe poriger ISOLDE in ben untou>BtehbO1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
Gontmer5ieQeS ult0 Tiian3ielleS.
0elOmarftz 8ertdt

Gbtcaso. l. September 1877.
Cob e%rSfInete beute in New gort nit l4 unb i6IO5
All 1A.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
Ner5tlid)e In3eigen.
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Str,
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Som Staat 9e6urs
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ellen gebetmsn
uuo 6tonti6en
&ranfbei4en in
ibren peri6iebenqr>
tieen uHo %complicir@
ten f%SoruIeu bic belts
nl6gIi6ite 8ur an9es
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lit au9emeiu IN Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
0ol0mtine.tzS dtwinoeI.
0ubuaue. Snipa. 30. Nnn.

Die g@ol6 Bel Otintng COMPANY, /"
tpelde bier fir bel1 8er9luerfs6etrieb in So
lordOO 9e9rltltoet lpur6e, bat iid) ais gGn37
lt6er TcDll6lag eripteier. 9ta6 etz
rem 8etriebe bon 81 3a9clt, betrltg Sic
gan;e AuSbeute al Sob 80 Doer 30 Dot
lars. 0aS NcttenzG npitaI betrua $780,
600, popon % YroScnt, ulio $4,000 be-
reitS cinbe5aDlt unO auSgegeber iino. ST.
ni9e BON "unieren 8irgcrn baben 6un6crte
unO iclbit 5auienOe bon Dollars in bent
llnterncbmen angclegt. Gin 9ubuquer,
fpelder III bielern ltnteritebnte1 ein Yermt0z
gen 5u eriDerbeu bottle, ullb mad Colorado
geretlt par, muBte ith oas @elO Sur &uf=
rctie oQbiu ieIt6e1 Lniieu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
> IN "a, 30. Nug.

Dd5eIfDH, Ta., ~. Nng.
Sn ben bret &oblengruben BON Hiioer=
MANI, Sfeer ultb Gar III Stodton iuerbet
Die @rbettcr morge1 tpieber Die 9(r6eit ultz
tel 8ebtngullg autnebmcr, 6ab Die 124
YroSe1t9Gobnberabicbung bonn /. Septemz
Der an ipteber aufgeDobcn iDirb.
Die &OblerlgrGbcr bon 6. II. S6oener Ii.
So. IN ScaOer Ofenbon bobet bic @(rbett
bette inter oenielben 8ebingu1acn unO
u11ter benz ltebercirfonlmen aufae>
nonrnell, bab Ser 9trbeitsloDn pom 1. Sep
tentber at ndd benz ieiDeili9cn WtarftpreiIe
Der &oDle geregelt iperbcn ioI. 0ieic Ser
etnborungen MAIDEN benz Streif in 9ctigt
8eSirfe eir Gnbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1877-09-03
8aAntobT.

MeIpnen. uMtust" un6 vgtutmegs"
60c. OSLO 70 per 8nrb, %entbaIteno 1924
Stiid. 8oiiereW elOnen 5.0097.00 per
100 Stiid fir oroindre, 90 fir
CUTE bis bette.
Grauben.-3@6c, per Bfunb-
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-25
Boiling Meat.

The secret of boiling meat properly is
one unknown to most American cooks.
The idea seems fastened in their heads
that fast boiling is indispensable to
thorough cooking of meat. Nothing is
more erroneous than this Fast boiling
toughens the fiber, expels the juices of
the meat, and makes of the tenderest
sirloin or round tasteless, chippy, in
digestible dish. The true way to boil
beef, corned or fresh, ham, fish flesh or
fowl, is to put it into boiling water and
let it boil hard two or three minutes
only. This toughens all the outside of
the meat so that shell is formed, like
the crust on loaf, which holds the
juices of the meat. So soon as this coat
ing is formed the meat should be remov-
ed from the fire and kept as near as pos
sible just below the boiling point until
it is done. If it is to be served cold, it
should be left in the liquor in which it
is boiled till both are cold. If served
warm, serve as much as is needed for
the meal, and, if practicable, leave the
rest in the liquor to cool. The toughest
piece of neck or brisket, if the animal
furnishing it was flavorous, may be
made perfectly delicious by this long,
slow boiling.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-09-25

e3~ If calico dress is washed care
lessly, starched stiff, summed day or
two, and half ironed, it is not a very
comely sight. But if quickly dried in
the shade, very thinly and evenly
starched, and ironed on the wrong side
so that it will not shine, it will look like
a new dress for a long time. Many
pretty blue prints and cambrics fade
when washed in the usual way. If
they are washed the first time in strong
salt and water, or water to which a
little beef's gall is added, the colors will
be set so that they will always be as
handsome as at first, and can be washed
ever after like other colored goods.