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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-18
Rules For Making Good Bread.


With good flour, n good oven. and n
good, sensible, interested cook, we can
be pretty sure of good wholesome
bread. Yeast bread is considered the
standard bread, and is, perhaps. more
generally found on every table than
any other kind. Hence it is important
To know how to make good, wholesome
yeast bread. Good flour is the first in
dispensable, then good lively Yeast,
either Yeast cakes or bottled the former
is preferable i'll all respects. Then, of
course, there must be the proper mater
lalS to work with, 4 breakdown or
pan-the pan Is easiest kept clcan--a
stone or earthcn jar for setting the
sponge; sieve--hour should always be
sitted before making bread of any kind;
first, To be sure that il is perfectly clean,
secondly, sitting cnlivcns and aerates
the flour, and makes both mixing and
rising easier and quicker; clean white
cloth TO cover the dough, and WOODEN
blanket to keep the dough of even tenn
peralure while rising; baking pans, deep
and shallow IA large strong spoon for
stirring, and II little melted suct
or fresh butter for oiing the pans;
never use poor butter, If YOU
want shortening rich milk or
cream scalded and cooled will answer
the purpose and be most wholesome.
But thorough kneading is better still,
and should always hc done ctectuallv.
Water, milk or buttcr-mik may be
poured boiling hot on quart or two
of the flour, stirring well and cooling
toa moderate temperature before adding
the yeast--this makes the sponge. Scald-
ed flour always makes little darker
bread, unless YOU use huttermilk, which
makes very rich, creamy, white bread
Yeast is fermcnted flour or meal
the iirst stages of decomposition or de-
cay. Understanding this, every baker
will comprehend the necessity of reeu-
alng the extent of fermentation with
the greatest care; for Il sponge or bread
fcmcntcd or raised to long, is decom-
posing, spelling actually rotting This
Is the language of IN experienced Eng
lsh baker tous only few DAYS ago,
during n talk about the delicate foamy
loavcs ''yeastcd to death" which SO
many families are eating and calling the
"stail' of life" quite discarding the firm,
sweet substantial bread which our
mothers and grandmothcrs kneadcd
with their own skilled hands. Bread
making should stand mt the head Of
domestic accomplishments, since the
health and happiness Of the family de
ponds intellectually upon good bread;
there comes time III every true wo-
mans experience when she is glad she
can make nice sweet loavcs, free from
soda, alum and other injurious ingredi-
cnts, or IN earnest regret that she neg
lcctcd, or was So unfortunate AS not g.
have been taught, what are the rcqui-
sites ofgood bread-making.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-18
Heat and Disease.

During the relocating of the furnaces
I'D an IRON establishment III England,
says the British ",Jo,umal Of Science" the
men worked when the thermometer,
placed SO as not to be influenced by the
radiation of heat from the open doors,
marked one hundred and twenty de
Srees. In the Bossemer pits, the men
continue kind of labor requiring great
muscular effort at one hundred and for
" degrees. In some of the operations
Of class making, the ordinary summer
working temperature is considerably
over a hundred, and the radient heat to
which the workmen are subjected far
exceeds two hundred and twelve degrees.
IN Turkish bath, the shampooncrs
continue four or five hours at a time in
moist atmosphere at temperature
ranging from one hundred and five TO
one hundred and ten degrees. In en-
ameI works, men labor daily in IA heat
d over three hundred degrees. On the
lied sea steamers, the temperature of
tAe stoke hole is one hundred and forty
h'e degrees. And yet in none of these
cases does any special form or type of
disease develop itself.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-18
4 Costly Church for These Hard Times

The cornerstone Of the new Episcopal
Church, corner of Main and Fourteenth
streets, Dubuque, Iowa, was laid on the
10th inst. at O'Clock, with imposing ser
vices, conducted by the Right Rev.
Bishop Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, assisted
by Rev. Butler, of Cedar Falls; Rev.
jerks, Of Davenport; Rev Corbin, OF
Anamosa; Rev Judd Of Iowa City, and
Others. The building will be inclosed
next fall, and will cost, when completed,
$75, 600, the funds to be ia. sed by loan,
and the debt lifted as the society becomes
able. Chioago Journal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-18
arrangement for combined action against

IN NNsAstoaisS0 dStiOtl ttStllSt
the British forces. The movement was
cautiously executed, and none too soon,
for al about 10 o'clock a steam launch
from the Shah came stealing through
the darkness with torpedo, and by q
mere chance avoided atiiXing that I'M
plement of destruction 10 the side of a
coastiug steamer IN port, installing her
for the Huascar
+" Arriving at Iquique, Pierola proposed
To the government forces To unite and
go out in pursuit of the English This
was not acceded to- and pierola, seeing
that his personal cause was hopeless, sur
rendered his vessel To the Independence,
obtaining safe conduct for his followers.
but refusing all guarantees for himself
With this the revolution terminated, and
one of the most honorable pages of
Peruvian history is that telling the story
of the heroic defense Of the national
honor againsta powerful and disciplined
enemy, and SO unwaranted an assault
Pierola, for his bravery and patriotism,
stands higher to-day with his country
men than ever before.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-18
The Plague i'm Persia,

TEHERAS, July 8.-There is a general
exodus from Resht, Persia, in conse-
quence Of the plague. The deaths are
reported 10 number twenty to thirty
daily.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-07-18

into cur territory, and because the right
to pursue and forcibly recapture ones
own property from burglar or other
robber is universally recognized.
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rs TO eXpsni IL 10 lesrainS whu TO d..
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u Journal is the insfican iJricuiiurist, .o
named hecnuae started rs years ago us "A
rural Journal. hut sinos greatly enlarge,
AMI improved 10 suit the daily wants oi
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aud ViiiAg'-tr the Farmer a,L o,rLns' N .
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shsrp-rs. TLs Dspsrtm-ns for II NJ. .sk.sp .rs
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Of s,,od thinys, aud Iht " 20 tn svsry ,u.s i
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paid nc four copies $40, TAX" olr slvtcs IN
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Only Remedy for Hard Zines.
Change vomr .uvrnumd.nys

Al rnntinr FRrIr ~ 'NS. e.ro.hliy
af'ptol = ih' griyih otthc VtSC H., 4
/ j. M est,h'istiai success. iul pty. 4, R,I p,
PROFIT Tho tend l. rl4o niiprci to ~,
er"Nth "t Fetrh--, rctrs. Applcs an snail
frli' u 80. trttn, friss, n'ii Nstrt tt'ir-
Many hun lrei' al cN'"ll'ut NIN,IA Us,
o& ,N!i Srn9d rhkN> Ga. ."w ho ."rn
IilF, bi'AItON Is only - ,uilc. south oi
l'hthIc phi' hN R,iliuni IN mt b. drliuLii,l
clilu,ic mot ~ tho yer, drurs ui tho NJ, nj,
n,l I.u lrlrhit NttHct'. hnrh-r H,llr,l!
runa hi'ert 4" rv YurS
TUE PLACE - r.'riiy Large .urccs, f,il
AM Prosperous. uhu chc.. .rt,,Is Hui ntio
lti'l'eio' ~" 'lrc,'y ct ,,li'hd hi',. mn.
ul'ct'rtcs ~ 'hrc.. rlttIirg ';I,.s, ~t,,s
tuul, ant other tuings. 1T vhi,.t III aren't
mriuhcf- ot = i,iniiN cen rcn,urc emo ,,,n.n,,
II hhs boon dEAi,rtN E,DRr ~ m,
yr''~ i'''t '"r 10 ,plo ~ icriul ic,u pr',n.n,ry
affections, IN'Hn'. ''nt'r,n, 1ur, amt d"h,ii.
~ many tho 'stui' h,vc rnitcrly tr',vrrnI
new h'ick H'iei a., ma bo"r 'up'ctr I,
luo 10 I front. With bIc,S hull Iints iur .,nr,r.
hish, including irrurh tn,f, ari III modem I n.
pr' 'emcnis lir the urcn.u'nnt,ii,n at VISITORS
. lr" ni : N"N LAND $500 per Acre p,y-
ate hy ihst'llwent~ sltTtn tus r"r .,uI 90 L,ur
gears. tntli' rli ~" pi,ttsi pit - yiue, ~
act'' Of l'nd viii cnunt iully as much as y
acres tnrtu"r u"rtu.
rcr., p urlrqn,lniei with = nIi q OWN ?.
eau h' m" ''miilir with II In. sh,rt ne on
account u surr.uniiuI-.
fiVo Acres One icrs ,ni rnwr lots IN tho
towns oi Louisville an Vineltnl us, tor
sale
inst visiting tho cent-nniiI EyhibItinn
uclsnd c,h %. iSi'ri It .u,ii "NpsIss
Imrrr ,nnttiuiuZ iuli int ,rn tiiru viii be
srnt ul'h sI'lirIti ~ T., 'a>ELs, X LNNDIs
Nirci,Hd, v. j.. tree ni COS
The ,llns Ink - ~ ryttict from 10. ripiipn
~ Vim l,ni, i"bli-b"' Ia IN New York ru.
hr>u,hs he sci .uOsn AFRICA tiri.t, ~nIpu
koliu.uu:
Al tho i'runrs were nI tho well tnh," -u,,
Hni "i'- ~ thr'u, wht h,N- turns thrir lttsu.
ton iu lrni .ud r'r.-t Tir' uiyxp,vcy avn
rich. The .'tl u tam, s,rsinf Iintn stndN l.,
chNry, Nnl uri'co Irrtly unIuiiI Y, tnt,r.
s"cici "iIh -n ~ -ir",us iui u'' ,.iiuiI vet
m"h'i'w- N Witch 'ieu''tis ~ pc It mprs ,ts
stored sniii tent IT, ter il',. th- ohnis pp, trd
snrlhr- Hiterit L,s bcrueNL iusie i-oi ,.s uttut.
nj crii,iiy
u T. c"rlalnly one ~ the mast extensive i--.
TIE 'ri-, ~ - alupIt lcv1l i"'.,tl IN, ,uh
sun 'hr c'niill ,'f p-,.tht irutrE. At
vc Sr"s ~ tii'. ais u the N-s'-rn pr ,iri.-
Ncf"uHI .'n" ~ 80 ~ i-.t ,,,us ~ rrutly
ut 's prrh''nlN ror' 'iIv- =. 'rri ,r't cieir-
ed ~ h,r-'t ti'y ~ hu,ir-i ,gt.
Nh" k-"l 'Gt.i NOul ''"n iisriycr "a cIu.G
o'thi. r"u'iuI.i trrtilitt, n- su I" rhupt,
" . u'r ~i-,r'ii tni,i MOONS ~" SOIL vu
fuhi eva nr"s ni' tIIr"'I. sIi-stui's. 4-i"r.
ais ~ t,Ie ttrin 1T tat r,t~t "htIf' utri
shpying many is'ir'i I,rns ~ ,u'i 1T .holl.
o' the tertiary f,rmttlJ'; al tlIis t.,tly SUI
stance l. riueSi Al ihrOIs "a the -pil. Ia u vrry
eunninui-i inrin, tui ~ the tS,rI rondiii ~
m"st s,sii, "-Hnilnied ny such plants ~ tho
fcrmer desires to cdtiSas Aut3,Jo
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ASSIGNEE'5 SALE.

NNHE undersigned Assignee ~ Henry q.
}. keck will sell ~ the residence Of IIea.
ry u: Kccs. In M'ddlccreek township.
Snyder county. Pa, on
Friday, february o3i, 1877,
tho following described real estate. 10 wit:
The undivided one half Of one half acre
OF land situate in Smiihgrove Snyder Go.
on which is erected TWO SrORY
HOUSE, STABLE ao1 other ouibuildings.
Sale 10 commence NJ 10 o'clock A. VI.
when terms OF sale will he made known by
DANIEL S. BOYER.
Jan. 26, 1877. Assiynse,
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WurUs ! Worms ! Worms

krSKLr's wotu syRrP 'n.ver fails tn
rrmhv' III kints OF W,r ~. e,t pin mud
rt,m'ch worms ar readily removed hy Kun.
ke's W"r syrup, DIR. Kunk.i 4 the only
sncc ss'nl physician IN this epuItry i,t n
ren"'e T'po Worm I, from two to four hours.
Tie his ~ Ice urtii heal AMI rli passes .,lty .
AMI IN u space ot tins. fnIninbI sonts
te ch " Tape Worm en- b, "a invsL u /
other Worms can 20 rea lily d-s,ruyci. A.k
your druySiSt for - battle ~ kuuRsrs Wutn
syrup Frics 81 o. ter bottle II never fails :
or send u the docior far ciecuisr. No 10
North Ninth ~ Philudcly hia Aiyic, Ire,
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Dysp"psia. Dyspepsia. Dypeps,a

T.. +. IN 'ol'1 mao Ninr ~ I IN, 4. 81 su-o
,nr. 'nr ths di'"'st. |, has hrrn prescribed
hsilf ''r mas y'tr' ~" p'tsti', nf u lInrut
Phs'clih' W u'p'ral"lrd -u'c'.-. Syinrious
are loss" Hp"ti'". Sini IHi rising or tini .iry.
i">- ~ ~ - h"' i,rh'. itysit'S,, 30 -
hcS' ana 10" spirits Get tho 4enuIno Not
s'hi buls only In &l.U' hotties .rIi by All
iEusgis,'. Ask TOR T., b iUNxLR's ~ ter
We "i Iron sii take no other. 40 y but
tis or siN b,'tles =. All * II at i,I ~
] y itf
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DIED.

In nians Twp. jan II. OF p.r,lys,,
Geo H'--inver. aged lily. On. III.
Near Pax,onyille. jan II, Benjami,
Walnors, sgsd Asy, and I'd.
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A SSirnoe Notice.

n L'. persons Interested ar" here
~ bv noiiR-d thai Wilii,m g. rn,rr.n,, -
Franklin TO- r-hir, ~nyl-r county. m,de N ,.
stsuincnt of ali hi- = N-rts, r-p srt ore, nlt
th, unisrsi $40 br ~ h'u-l ~ I ere .iur.
All par ana h.SinI I,li.. i,- ''J i-r-' o. Ir
seni the ~ To tbs uni rst4uti 'ni ~ sihs ~
Ssotsl vii p.eAss III he i'hipr,II ~ ut
PAUL iAINEs
Jan =, w. Assignee
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Jan. ~. ISL
CAUTION.

NOTICE il hereby given That the
' 10 wing artIces have nesn purch,s 1 hy
the IN torsigne NJ 'unsthle'a Stlo nni lott ia
the pn's' sion ~ Sinir z ''h um IIriuS hls
pleasure. All pCr-pNs trSrtutiin'Ir, q, IN
teri"rcor mihi ls W tn the sina. yp' ttItirs,
l'hl", SIrt, Bireiu, nctt slant, rat. 2!
Chtrko ISAAC FLtt-
AL ,ns ty., 7 ~. g. III.
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u +. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF Iron

The Erca. success aud delight oi tho rcopir.
Ia in't, h'thiaS "f the hind Il ry,r ictu un,rrt
70 i'c ~ ricnn rroul1 wui II hls ~ quIc 4,
- ~ I II, W.! ini th"tr gIht tayb~ sni hearty
srpr va As Y. L. * iikr'. Bittrr Wlr,fI Irn,.
IL zoos " gr1."''S, alI thus g,yes uuivris,l
-ilsii 10 ltt-g iiriut'rI TO & I.c the sor,t
-" of dysp 'lsa pr 'nil $50 ki lnsy nr Ityrr
i-r1-", week kHrH-, nu' ynI.n".s, Crnstipltinn.
''i liiy uf the ~ .tnIch, a. % M. 'sruiu,
" ly soil IN vibd'.".. p"pf and ON ., 81
Nnrih Mini =. rhils Ic!rhh. ASS Ter X ir.
k'F-, AID take nU other. : lid ~ all drusSist..
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Frilay. February 10th, 1877

'"'''h W' scii "n tns premises on
Fri''ay, February 10th, 1877.
rhe following dcscribsi Re,l Estate. vi,
IHA''T No I. sttuat IN chapman tpwnshit,.
bounded North by l,n.i NJ Jicob Danger, q ,st
jacob W. Ntawser. 80 Westhy and uf UIvii
>w.rt N I'hn Nnll, continuing iip NNREs
mo'e or lcss, wherpou are ero tad u rWD.
IbRf fRANE No 'sE, "a, - feet a lar -
summer House attached 4 eooi Sank B,r1.
3'NiO feet, t'rn trtb av'O ieet " vou she I.
tNA eei, aid MI other necessary pntbuillInpS
rhe'e are iwo spr irs AMI twn wall on tho pte d.
ni'.., one well 1T the Huuse. and the 9th r nt
th" iinrn. ell mover ,ailirs, tho y oprrN his nu
ntcha ui Ahhut on choice anne trees IN = ,,tl
hoatinf iditi'n and ali othrr fruits snrh o.
pears petcncs. nrrlrnts, &c. Tho -ntiie itrin
has been lately lmed
There ~ als"a peach orchsrl on 'hn ftr.u
cnhtR niig about t"u hupdted rnc tea .tuI tras..
hhn"t t"cuit acro- " th' above are volt ~.
81 III Young 'hcsturt lui The balance with
Ne'i 'lk, which. " pr ~ isussi. will k,ep a.,
arln ~ u u er i'r mtiv V'ar-.
TrWt Nn.2, situtir 1 tn TOW Is',ip af1rot /
nnnudcd n 'r'u ", lt"i ~ Peter btpdts. Eat 'v
!.hi ~ Wa. H1.nin-'. = .uth Wv 'all ut i.rv, a.
~ AnHiHiua Ntroip rnst,'ntug - ' " utN-
pktDN SEVEN ACRES. more nr ,.s, Wirtp.
~ are r'ct"d u tWu ury lhr Fin'i" Wrlihtr
hhrl, u Dwelling II u-'. ~ - irrt, \ Nov
UANN NARN, A. tS tcc', u'v wa4ou ~url,
- ~ 'c"', nud utur n, r..s ,ry uu'nttl ltrct
'llit" hniidtlg- h ~" hurn Iut mp Nithtn th" ~
tao y"ar~. Thrtc IL runulus Water cln.y I IT,.
milling, ais - good hrHiilr ur,hari en-. sttil,
or tntcr { nN NJ all Eiud-. rbcte ate ,b,i, t-n
~ C. OF g'ud timIrr liuj connected with this
tract.
: .. to commence at iOn'clocs, A. VI. T,-ras
viii bc IN 'dc known on da> of ali.
II. NiprLu.
Jtn. IN, is l. Assigucr ui Jus, Iii = alta.
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AUDITORS S Notica.

~ II undrrsi nod nDpnintel An
dltor II tho Dcce uls' r-rtd of'hn Cnur, of
,'o'n On Plcts 'r Nny,l"r county To- m,kei IL
beck hs'iEnee. or the h, ient vt a. . .Jitur. nl
uchry VI chtley, m'rg the persuu lsI,Ily ~u.
tl,ei 10 thn Siue, her.Jy gi's1 u,tic., mat no
WI, mee Ilr Tue ~, ,'h'tse -, hts dui e., sat
Auditor, At hi. ufirs. IN WI cnuTu an the
w p"I tnprl'ry r"N', ~ | 'clp'g :, "
ni shid day At Viii n line AMI 4 icrnil u,rtie.
JunIS,'1T k,.it,',,
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NAe'Is WANTED ron H,sroRYcy
VEMTENL EXhlElTiJM

J. t.tt 60 D. i.t~ tu-tt.
nrd sconr In The tr~rt y hI'I'iHr y. .. ftt
orly puthen ir md rnri'tHts h.'tf, f.. .I.....f
II e,'. Of the sr,nh tuiII 's- r1ss.,Is sv.
hi'i' u to-lllss, go ",-".s 49, -
an seils sigh. one \ -rt ..''s -.I.. .,,
we dr- SEMI f,r nu- -irt -fv. t. - H.s
rni y III III. rrlp IN ~ ~. -.'b NIfss ..
NsrlONAL frutt-ui ~ 60, T'.t '.tnut, = -.
nalfni1u Iu' i,his n"d -ut.'i.,. 'ru' snn
.t1UltlI. t- -hipi'i,n ~ h.l .'r~ultt.
e'. In nnt h- i.cslv.i 's'h,t - .ub ruu
hny contain - pils' '"d 49, als "a t.vi1g.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NOV. Goth. 1870.

Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.
NOV. Goth. 1870.
Trains ic1oe Herndon as fol-
fo,cs (Smniays E.rcepted.)
For Shamokin, 1915 ll.O0 am and
3.i0 IN
For Mt Carmel. Ashland. Tamaaua.
pottsvil'e, Reading, and pbiladelp bia.
II 90 m.
Trains for Hcvudon. ieare os foRous,
(Sundnns Erccp,cd)
Leave Sba,nokin. 500 am l.5D aud
= ~ m,
Leave Philadelphia o.i5 IN. Reading
! 30 NJ
roitsvillc. i?.,n p IN. TamaIua les /,
N Ashland 10 IN
Nj. Carmel 3.l5 p m.
Trims iedw Hrrrjsburg ds follows:
F"r Srw York, 5.2o. 9 ~ n M. and
; GD 'i.ij pm.
For ph,laiclrh's BIO. COS sIOo45,.m
3 oO and 3.b7 pm.
Su"days
For New York b 2oa M
For Philadelphia l.ij IN.
Trains fpr HrGIHt1 ic1re az fY1ws
Leave New York. sl5 am 100 nnd
80 and - - IN.
Leave Philadelphia. 0.ij an. $40 AMI
40 pm.
SWD|dVs
Leave New York ! 3n p m.
leave rhilhlrlphn 80 m.
'Nln Morris a ESSEX H. g.
j. T.. WODTrEN,
Gcn'l Supt.
Feb. 8 "a. Wine.
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PRIVATE SALE OF
NNT,EfArsl.sc
PROpE TY

HNlr.nn1crsiguol will sell hi. lpIe rr-i.
i. l"ucr si'u,ic on Vain -irr"t to" 4 ,r
outh of Md il"hIrg, Sny,l,r Iouriv t.,
Ihi" l" d"si,A'N" property ant 80. fr.
merly known NJ the E\GLE iOrEh ~,
Improvements cnmrri-. - I.iU'.H Gb'
BLE FR\NE iluuSE. SrNNEG uDIsE
LARGE SIZED. lCE HOUSE. mt other
ouihnillInrs. An excellent Nrll ~ water
~ the door. II il suitable i,r - triv,tc
dwelling or n Hotel anil located near the
centre nf husiu>s.
Terms easy arl reasonable For fnrh-
cr rnrliculus call ou or address
j " OHW1G.
W''snnio"n, Northd Co., IA
Aug. 81. 1876.
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FROZEN Blrs. let any one who has
the care ola horse these cold. frosty
mornings deliberately grasp ~ his
hand II piece If iron indeed, let him
touch To it the tip of his tongur, and
then let lin thrust III. bit into the
mouth of his horse. il. he has the hear,
to do it. The horse is an animal oi
nervous organization. The mouth is
formed OF delicate glands and tissues
The temperature uf the blood is the
same as in the human being. aud. ~ in
man. the nuuth Is the warmrst part 81.
the body. Imagine, we repeat, the
irritation that would be ralsel the hu
man. and consider that. il not to the
same degree, still the sI!fsrins 10 the
animal is very great. And il is not a
momcntary pain. Fool is eaten with
difficulty. and the irritation repeated
day after day causes loss or appetite
and loss of strength. Many horse
has become worthless from no other
catse than this. Before India rubber
bits were To he had | myself used hit
covered with leather. ard on no ac-
count would have dispensed with il in
freezing weather. --Ee.
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.B- The Ns'c York Fon1y so.
ry Paper, published Ivy n. Il. MUS-
Ro & Co. is IN excellent weekly for
firesiae reading containing postry,
stories. engravings, ani n large va-
riety of miscellaneous reading In
stead OF presenting its patrons with
cheap chromos, the Publishers are
printing the works of Shakespeare
in n serial Of quarto size. p,r,ion
of which will be presented to every
subscriber each week, until tho book
is completed.-lhis gift alone is
worth more than the cost If the
piper. 1t also offers m excellent
opportunity to tn. student for rea.
ding Shakespeare bv installnents
The price of tho Family '>tory Pa
per Id 50 per anuum Address as
abJve, to No II Seek nan street.
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The late SHOWS have done great harm
to the birds, and those whn take an IN.
tcrest in shooting them during III,
proper season should lireci their ittni.
tion to the preservation Of such ~
have not already pcri>hnd This cai
he done ut the expenses only nf n little
trouble in scatter ~, small seeds where
the bird. can find them and lcci upnn
them. This j. II critical mpmrnt fnr
them. aud unless they are cared for
will unlbrhtelly die of hanger. It j..
Only u triiiins care to b"Nuw up,i
them. aud besides il will bring it, +, E
turn when the shooting season comes
round again. Lovers of game shuull
also be lovers OF it, preservation.
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IAN communications. business let
eors TO-, for this Office, IN secure
Deompt attention should he addressed
- fOllows; THE Posr. Middleburg.
Unyder 0Dunty. Pa. Advertisements,
Somnunicatious &c. must be handed
% BY Monday noon, to secure inser-
t&on In next Issue
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SPEAKER & Cross. Tree 4 gents, take
the privilege of referring the people ui
Shyder county. u NJ, J IN S;cininsrr
at Franklin township. AMI his immcli.
ate neighbnrs vino have bctriis ur-
chards nf the choicest fruit furnished bv
Speaker from one of the best Nurseries
IN the United States. Speaker has no
superior as Il Tree Agent and thor
oushly understands fruit growing-hc
will not offer frnit trees which are not
adapted t. our soil nrl climate his
terms are more liberal than usually
offered the nursery lic represents is
one of the largest, and guard their re.
putation jealouslv AMI therefore do not
put into market anything but first
class trees.
IL you plant trees, plant good fruit
so that if they live after yan, you and
the trees will he judged n their fruits,
and they will stand as monuments of
your spirit of enterprise aud useful
ness long after you have passed away.
The country School-boy with q luge
grin and trum hhant smile will flourish
that big red apple and declare that his
grandfather planted the tree that bore