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, 1877-04-24

Navigation IL open at Montreal. :. Thers IL =
scarcity OF men In Cleveland In comparison with
other yeara. This schs American LEFT for MIwau-
kee 10 load for osweRo.+ Capt ". lsck. Of The
schs Nevada. has come 10 take his vesse1 home 10
otwcgo. She belongs 70 tho Wheeler eata.e, and
will very likely tay up II osweao. sehr cara
Parker it aground 1t the North Pics ~ IL AFRO the
J. n. Hutchinson. They viii probably remstn for
False Of water ...Tha prop Arabia left laat
night also Tho Raleigh. Christine Neilsou, and
ptsefa' pthers, bound 10 Buffalo. Tho sthr a:sso
lnn has left for Escsnsba- tief arrival vii depend
npon lhe ice in Green Lay. The eehr Nonscn WIS
tied up for tAteh ycsteFday... This sehf L. l.
1snb IL loading wheat for Ud,Fe At netroit....
The closing Of Tie I.sehtne Cana, 10 causing good
deal nf trouble to vctsel owners and shlppera....
Tbs tnEa tn Port Eothorne are working In combins-
tlon .Thn toK D. d. Porter has arrived 10 Port
Cotborne from Sandwich, And reports very little
ice in Lake Erle....st. Iawrenco Nlscf At Mon:
tieal !s clear 81 Zee Sailors are IN rood demand
4 Toledo fos q per oar. Thu y: Z: boats
burg: The schr Watson, which has t.en ashore
The light on the CRIB 1t Cleveland lighted Last
| night Tor tho 6rat time -. Tha prop Maine and
barge ii. f. Clutch LEFT Miiwa1kea Saturday fot
| ORdt nsburR....The Ma1wauktu Htronttn s&ys:
1.-THE prop Ontonagen.it will be remembered wAa
wrecked lat fail sud gtwen n*er 70 the under.
writer's. By the latter she was got OF and brought
| to this city. Tie underwriters have tettlnl with
her former psrs, and have TOW sold her 10 Capt
| S. 4. Grnmmond. The terms Atn private. Tier
ln&eh.nes} VII! probably be removed and hes hnls
converted into tow. barge"
, 1877-04-24
Jrpoz ol.r-Ass,s.s Judeo J.rne,op. no rsse on

Jrpox t..Y-As.,,,s .Jndao J.me,on. no rsse on
tris, 49,.
m vsSt e. 81 M ~ ~ H. al III a !s
W. rei on I'll. IN =. n. y. =, wooartde -. g,te.
on tssI. I. ''''1t1 ~ w. w. ~ "' 49,.
JuhOk Roo sas-soe tea7s. Inclusive. no. so7. Ny
Jrr1f stcA'LisIEk.e9tt 70 ~. ne1unye, eseepse ess
ena 1a l;t n.ss Il hns1n:n nn: sn
'''"A ,nrGxKHfs.
ux,rsb tr.-et fu+TxscT Cour7--Jrpax nLnp.
ptTT-NieSans sict,fctsy ~ Scow n. N, iunhAyn,
decrae, Ill 4s-uplffoy Jacohs " Prnceeds Of salu
q 1cnH y. n. f1rnhsH'. tra21-chhFfc' Jonnson ".
sams sns. Mn s3n. uutus1 t,s
InsufsIee semrsny -. Michael Earsy I'D cTs"ncry H.
W L. ii1de Il i. ys. utorEe XrftL 4a47;ia.
|Cp0H AARF-k. D. Barton VI. j. VI. ltuMelf fef-
, 1877-04-24
THE FRENCH INSURANCE COMPANY.

New YoRg, April 81 find tna'le serious
misstatemcnt In u,y letter OF the 18th respect
Ing the "La CaEsae Generate dcs AR1colcs."
No effort Ia bclng mnde TO cancel policies tssucd
in this State, and the deposit viii under no cir
ctln,stances be Withdrawn. AN eredIbly In
formed that the certificate Of tho Department
the amount deposited at Albany, the Company
has sufficient fund deposited in tho hands of
Trustees to rclnsure all Of itA outstanding risks
In tho Statc8- MEMO.
, 1877-04-24
GARNISEIbfEN'T.

pkcisIuN pY Jup0H M'ALLisTEn.
Following IL the decision Of Iudgp NcAlistsr In
the case ot Anna 1iercnhtadt VI. Thu Eaases-oNn-
erst Tug Company, garnIsice Of Patrick Drew. II
Ia OF value On Account Of fts conattuction Of the
Exemption laws Of the Slate:
'Drcw being Judgment debtor, tho head q
family, and seaang with the same. aud the Tug
sim oi Sl3. u.s. tic plaintiff sammoned the. rug
Company ~ garnlshee, and the Justice gave 1ndg-
,nenf against Tho latter for the whole amount!
oan "a. ess%p aa dseon q
tho Justice and Tho poaition Of Drew wrong. Tho
decision Of Tho case nYotves construction Of tho
Exemption Laws Of this State, about which there
seems 10 be sach confa.ion md direrstsy Of opinion
'Jn paae 4Ds, i. s.. 1874. we ind tho following:
'sEc. 10. The fo'owine articles q pettonal prop.
execution, viii Of attachment, and distress for
rent vix. Hers follow ~ rpeciac el4s.es q per.
d% ass
PERSONS not heads Of families. Then ths same see.
lion says: And, in addI.ion to he shove property
WIN Tic eaue, the following ieEc again is spsei.
ned eight other kinds Or classcs mot T. including
ILL., Or her condition in life selected By The debtor
uaas II; esn,e h.. 70 ss fn
In Fannings case, which had no reference 10
sa oSa'sF a ns t. sSs T
lax participated tn tho decision Of that case. fco
ras fy e sss ,a On ss s st
red libefallty Of fnatlon to tie utmost *erxe
but at The ttmo II In respect fnfringeI any
neesssafv 70 aivs sle same sishts ot SELECTION
to the debtor in case Of wages due hin,.
IT, a.. ssse L s
words were broad enoegh, to covet that kin. Of
rropetty ln tho hands Of bailee or banket. when
Hut here and now The question 10, whether. under
those general voEls nc eontt can Override " s.-
psxe Enaer e Ell of m
Sec. Il reads thus:
Tho xa7es md .eryees Of defendant being ths head
u. II
q; : s'sss sss9s FL shall
sna - sns .
as exempt wages to tho amount Of one cent sbo.e
sas Tie second branch smeaats 70 : &c slsa. ; impt:
coattructon Of statutes il this conntr5 that: 'Tat
wh:. !: Expressed. '-fottefs D*sifis % Stat:
,hsn ;sstsn eents1ns s = ~ @s.p's
ihe wsses duo = lead Of ! family. md ! clear
es's eess .so.s " tbst ts sRodnt. st!ll, i II il.
ss.se.s IND eoa is esf Ssh ctcut sua utsos
tioaad aet ara sufficient to authorize tho obera.
tooot shess special pros:ls~s 1 ths .smo pin,
Nil. and ths exemption In Sec. 10 may 30 extn.
Euibhca IN thc samo Way. nsnys: TIN Same
n!s apoa s'fssSs
,e%R Rs % e.. ,:' sos: IT,. t. s..t; sa: IL
+. ~: s:'"s' s:$''s;s = T. .s ssssstas$; e.
siIfi. II thcso rruersi wvrds baya such al e1par.
, 1877-04-24
DEPTH OF WATER
urteeu feet pf water ai Clieavo p,eEa.

Fourteen feet Ut water at Chleayo p,eFs.
Fifteen feet Of waller In Gouettch p!e1.
Sixteen feet Of wafer on Ct. Clair Flats. And Or.
teen feet and half At L!tne. Kiln CtossIug.
Eleven and half feet Of waief At Sault 81.
Marie.
yessel Captains entering KeaoahA Narbor should
bear IN mind that yessels drawing moro than D's
fcst OF water arriving from tho south should keep
:0O feet east OF tho hatbur bsfure chnMglny their
eourse to Intrr ths hArbur1 On &hs line Of ile
north part OF thc harous ts least depth 1ptst tde u
between pliers, u 7.l0: lasst Aepth a!uu:. sauth
Vier inside, II 10. This aoaadIngs wtze taken BY
Wallace Mygatt, Eaq.
, 1877-04-24

BP3t9Q1 1N431S&19
Ponr HuAox, Mtch... april .3.-The PROC 81.
Joseph passcd through Tho tco.teld to-day buuul
up. She Wa followed By Tho props llullsaa. Den.
tou, Lawrrnee, and Ct. Aloans. No boat down
ret Tbs present wind from tho aoath IL working
tic Ice towards the Canadian shore. 4 weeks full
tine Will elspse before navigation for vessels on
Lake liuron can be considered opcn. The leo haA
mndc il appearance Ia ths ylclu!tJ oi Godusch,
which indicates TINT II L. leartng tbs west shore.
WtatheE Eao; wind south: gentle.
, 1877-04-24
GAMBLERS SUMMING THEMSELVES.
III fhH Efttd6t NJ TAk I.&fhhetk

CaIcAao. April - - correspondent signing
himself ''Bherman House" complains OF the
crowd Of people bockadinE the sidewalk In front
Of Iiavcs1y's Thestrieal DalldtnK. Your cor4r-
Tpondcnt Is mistaken In locating tho blockade. II
ID few doors west Of The theatre, where prcpara.
ttons arc being made for opening ono Of The most
extensive gambling dsns in ous city. snd the crowd
IL made up Of gamblers. thlere', PimpN. tAds and
that whole claas Of lnAiefAetorn w!1a hing around
sueh establishments. VII! 0ur police take notice
and govern themseivea tecordinE1y7
A DAILY WlfFEsa,
, 1877-04-24
sr1luCK BY LIGHTNING.

kes, had light touch from lightning durng tbs
shower yesterday afteEnooI4 The lightning struck
4 bull po the head OF lbs foretop and ran down aa
rua rod 10 ths eyes Of tho rsslug, which was for
tunltalY OF wire. 8nd prevented farther damagr
Had the rigging been OF anything 6ut wlFt tae
A 1t wa.+ Il inst iooG silver oas Of the mast ia
correspond with tue one taken out Ut the malntop'
m&4t La Lha kAhla MAnnRf last fall.
, 1877-04-24
sr(J9 CHANCES.

Capt. Joyce, Of Lbs tns johnson, will b trant
fesrxl u the tug Miller. GApl GaJ, ~ the Ailtsr
will 10 Transferred u the Crawford. Tbs tug II
shtslls will come cut to-day IN charge OF Cant
John 9sllets. The tugs Wsrd, Ltttls 0l4u., sn'
Kxd jacket will alse mass : stats; they will h
snLeI by +. i. uaitet, JaMcs Hipclalr, an,
j. ]. Hickman. respectively.
, 1877-04-24

GpNct01 NkpafeA u 5k4 7HkHaA
Rsts, Pa, April -. The schn Moutsna, chsa'
ter .. Jones, and Lsura Del! hays left Talslo foF
Erie. and 2re hourly expected. The Anchor Line
e4p.ct 10 send two steamers up The lakes hsa1
week. Tbs t4s " getting thinner. but !arEc gGah+
ttt,e4 still hux otIs shofst The sshf u. X. viii"
taus from Toledo, Ia stuck fn thc Ice outside the
bay. Two tugs have gunc 10 her relief.
, 1877-04-24

PROSPECT ON LAKE ONTARIO.
The Toronto Gfnbt says: ''Therc IN no prospect
OF vessc1s getting array from here soon, although
tho feet IL ready. Not less than thirty vessels
waiting, and there ia no want Of pailor. Tho coal
trade Ia the only branch offering work 1t present IN
this ha1bor, snd shippers Arc offering noe \ ton
from Lake Erie ports tu Toronto. fes4cI-ownefs
are mol Inclined 10 kc charters 1t that rts for The
present, &sking 81 ton, I'M! the chances arc thst
arc plenty OF men in the harbof 10 man the feet At
any Tine"
owners q sailtng vessels on the great lakes haze
janrro Tor safe or n.t In trade. J. c. Y. Mrnacs,
commission merchant Of lilo Janetfo wrltrr to
ealxbio vessels hoEo arc schooners to carry about
40 tsns. r. AZ q :lx iec. draft of watss, but
.a s af ~ ssSe %hsSes
after atl thcss vetsci4 will not do well Fttatn
on the lakrs. EMpt0y steam IN the Ere Canal
and there will b. enough for tho ttke hcct 10 do. -
Nftp FORK Tribune.
, 1877-04-24

Ba1noxroaT, ApFli 23.-ARRtvEp-6und5y. April
2a.-ri,st National, kauakse Resdss, 5000 bn
corn, Ontario. i.asa'ls. 5,boo ba corn. ,pa bu
wheat; prop Victor, LaSale, =. 500 ba corn; 0ypsy
Queen, LsSal!e, 8. 100 bu corn
AxRiyEn, Apkn 24-Aldxin, LaSalle, & 800 ba
corr.
, 1877-04-24
tst the river II free Of Ice below, and that bouts
can get through tho river without trouble.


3p<EFo9 171pd4<11 70 1Ht 7E18HHs+
MtL~ArKEE, Aur,l 23.-Eapt. jasper Humphrey
was appointed Hathor- Master to-day In place OF
Capt. Chandler, time expired. A movement II On
foot among sai'ors tn osaantza strike 10 ketp
wa9es 1t s. per day. seamen who hsd shipped On
the tchr q. c. Trumpf for lesa than that rast were
to-day forced to leavs the vesseI by the stslkerf.
, 1877-04-24
TIL T. 6AuLT.

Dx1HosT, MEeb., Aprit u IA telegram rseciYes
from 9ault Ste. Aaf,s lhis afternoon Fcports thA
word hxs been received lhelu froM Sugar klaut
, 1877-04-24
RELIGIOUS.
The Amusements which PfesbY.
terians May Safely Enjoy.
Innocence Of Card.PIaying at Home.
Base-Ball Looked at with
DistruSt.
Tie Methodist Ministers ... FraterDal
Tonr Of tho Rev. Or. Harrison.
The Presbytsry Attends to Little Rou'
tina Business-Wants TO Preach.

Ihe Pretbyt6Ty Akteuas 70 Llttle o0u"
tine Business-Wants to Preach. 4
THE ELDERS.
The Elders' Association of the Ptesbyier9 Of
Chicago met at their room, Mccormick block,
yesterday afternoon, Elder T. H. Carter In tho
chair. The objset Of tho AaaemhlaRs Wa The dls.
cnEsiun Of amusements, and such ~ might b
properly lndn1ged in BY men,bcrs Of The Church.
Prior to opening The question for confederation,
Dr.. D. II. DAVIS reported from Ds. Turpln upon
tho provision Of entertainment tor tho coming
meeting Of the ocacrsl Aaaembly. which was "a.
forfed to The raf,ouA ministers present.
hr. Merritt then took MP The snhjcct In we'll.
written paper. fie spoke Of tho innocent amnas.
iuds tho unnaty. Tho question divided itse1f
into three hcada-casds, theatsa-going, Aad
dancing. lie saw no objection to cards
at hume, and thought billiards
might coma within tic sans category. No harm
couA Artse from them, untess abutcd, and Tho
abuse Of anything made 1t harmful. Dase.ball was
objectionable pastIme. ~ betting on tho result
had becomc almost 4 necessary adjunct. Bat II
was The duty Of every Chr.ttian 10 abstain from
anything .hst would dishonor the Muster.
Theatre going he WAS opposed TO- aimee the scenes
presented and the character Of modern plays wcrc
demors1ztnR. Tbs daily prea1 wse bewaillng tho
decline Of The legitimate DRAMA and It becsa tho
anJ o. 80 II. =. .usu M pr
n.arsdns and thcn o"k IN N" se 81 H. dsy
which hc hcaEtiIy concerned: ftfale t1eatneats
uaa IT .n hsa.F :" ,s 'a' young 'o'' 'ot luz
c wss unable 70 ,ee one .o.a Of good to be derived
ron aaneang. p5as;esu 'bbat bata
- fenuef,ng .Se aaman saGS !nenstroa. ~ peaoso
you. ~ MdMneI" o. !aMtiJ ~ oanes ~ nois i
~ aot elnIal, nat a"sJ tsnm nome Il anoaia on,y
9e ho X III 3or .o T. TO- xes a to
sns Iuune. WY ssrM - w "Iusu ~
r. 10 snmmst!xe. ne taouzat tne aaty o. Cafit.
tlans 10 aspfecato ~ snese tmatemenn a. ~ ~
timta' anu tneteny Atola Iao iisk 9! eneG'aasaee+
mtaL AmhseMehts 1of YoHng people ahoh5u GOT.
nj u enntch.meenhRs' ~haen caoea'eu Anu eoaih
not &C soaseu. ..a -. r,,.,- .,,.,.
inc paper maa accepteot zee Cnalf xcnhtRnS
| that u,yt WIN NJ app1n5atton Q. A. ptssent,
save PEEhaps = tHG EenNEmen WEtLIux NJ Lut
, 1877-04-24

NOON FRAY EI{-1IEE -
The noon praJef-mesling 10 Lower Farwstl-asll
yesterdsy was very well attended.
.coms thou founS Of ayery blessing" was the
opening hymn.
4 brother led In prsyar asking God 10 help Ill to
aApf1s TO the blessing Of tha Lord Jesus.
~ hear thy welcome volco " was sung.
Tho Rev. Ar. MccheanaJ then read selections
from tho sixth Of jeremiah and tho seventh Qf ST.
, 1877-04-24

GHfCA8o N0KYHWE EETEHN RAILWAY.
Ticket Oftcta - Clatk'tt. tahermsn '1nuss, aud7f
Gsnsl.sA, corner Madlson and It The deppta
, 1877-04-24
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS

Erp7anntfon ~ Rtnrrnes .Hrrte-f Saturday ~.
copied. sunday excepted. ( Nondaf e1ctptcd. Al.
rive Sunday N 8 .. N. Dkily.
, 1877-04-24

Matthew. He aid one Of the Old TestAment names
for the Church WAS the Daughter Of the People.
ahe was represented NJ delicate woman who
had been tho victim Of malrfactee,-bsd
been hesed, but the healing WAS superbeial.
The Dible was tho last book In tho
world Ia encourage complaint. ]hrpLdt WA not
complaining sptr;tt and fts language meant
something truly scientific nau hfu'ninated
anackery, and the peopte were IN sympashy with
him, became the thought Of committing their per.
tons Of households 10 the quAck was It'll OF alarm
and terror. Thu ps&ssge from Jercmfah suggested
th4 possibility OF superficial work In religion,
which wAa Just a. serlnus ~ qnackery In medicine.
II the tool waa worth more than the body. quaek.
cry there must he mors serious. Tho Church snf-
fered more from superficial religion than from
skcptieism paAaing 10 1he new a!spensatson, the
sas Il ia ''e"ass eI,s. .Ssasee Sas G o
lower Of christ was noe satishsd I'll s,.h
surface work: hs vent down to ths .olld rock.
cause man hid itttened to .eund preaching i did
not demon.t'ste that II. heart "aa 'iebs|thst The
si1s, shan %
"a 3 ss fats y. IL Hight tisd II no.
'.Kotk Of Area" followed.
M n ett'S r p',ef .sHns
Df. Bfoh+ton pteinred ito wsetehedntts Of a lost
soul and pleaded With all tho uneonvcFted present
4 Fentit itmsn remarked thai 4 any ono wanted to
be heaiea he rhnnid come to Chftt he coriu enre
them e1tcsuatly. which no earthly physician could
4 clergyman rented several Instances where per.
DO % 10 be ssyta iio III had pointed them 70 esas Ind
hh!s ns@s Int | 70 p,sysf w!.h ii. blood. TTo weeks
K country etersyp,nr s1 said ,here had been re.
xtral in h4s chnreh. and many Ind oeef. converted.
, 1877-04-24
North German Lloyd.

The steame. Of Ibis COMPANY VIII sai svcy sasc-.
!ai+s of p4sssse-Ftom Now York e ssntesnptaa;
London, HATre. and lIrcmen, tnt cAblh $tDi stcoal
Cxln, 3Ht gold, stee{txe, $50 C4IreucI For ttelxaI
or peSasa ! spniY 10 UELlttcna Co..
3DpHlInx Gfrea. hsH York. .
, 1877-04-24

TIE General Trznsa Cotup&nr.s Mail steaurts
between Ne. YORK snd Ha!rs, sailsn9 II Ely,aoath
WYE as !.sr,. nn1.nd wedns saty 4T.l IS sarm ~.
es UtosawaJ, y. r.. Or W.. u WHITE " cIArk'st-.
AEtni kh&cAEQ,
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23
"Cauker In the Rud. t"

You watch its development with expectant
sohcitude-the choice, exquisitely.moulded
bud which promises TO unfold with the per.
feet flower. You perhaps think how it will
adorn the drawing. room vase, and anticipate
the pleasure of showing II to your flower
loving friends. But some morning you find
its heal dropping its fragrance fed, and an
ugly purple spot on one Of the deicately'
tinted petals II is the poets "canker in
the bud" How often the loathsome canker
blights the cherished "infant blossoms" in
our household gardens--those human buds
which give earnest Of brilliant future.
The nolsome canker, so long concealed
scrofula-at length reveals its dreaded pres
ence, aud to our bright hopes succeeds the
most agonizing fear, for we know the fatal
sequel it portends-pulmonary consumption.
1t is estimated by eminent medical author.
ties that at least one-6fth of mankind are
afflicted with this insdious malady But its
ravages are so secret, that even ITS victims
are unaware of its presence until it suddenly
dscloses itself in some Of its myriad and
ofttimes fatal fofms. A slight cutaneous
eruption is often the only indicator of its
presence. The only means OF extermina-
ting this disease from the system is by a thor.
ough course Of constitutional treatment.
This treatment must fulfill three indications,
namely, promote nutrition, alter or purify
the blood, and arrest disorganization Of the
tissues and the formation OF tuberclcs. No
more efficient Alternative can be employed for
these purposes than DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. While impar,ing strength
and tone to the digestive organs II cleanses
the blood and heals the diseased tissues.
Test its virtues ere the deadly canker has
bhqhted the life you prize.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23
Railway Building In 1871.

The Railroad Gazette publishes some
valuable statistics of railroad construc.
tion for the first five months of this year
with very sensible comments thereon
Taking the period referred to for each OF
the last five years, which includes the
panic of 1873, we find that the total con
struction was smaller this year than in
any except 1875, being 1893 miles, against
$40 miles last year, and 260miles in 1875.
In 1873 it was 9lS miles. OF the total
mileagc,so far constructed, q per cent. is
narrow gauge, and is, of course, intended
only for local Use or as feeders to the
main roads Fitty-lour per cent. of the
increase was in the two states of Texas
and California, while Ohio-chiehy in
narrow gauge roads next. The
Gazette points out that there is now very
little work remaining to be done on
long roads, and that we may look forward
10 a comparatively small rate of increased
mileage for some time TO come, and it
adds that this is "a return to something
like normal activity in railroad con
sttuction, not retrogression to un-
healthy stagnation."
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23

pint Of molasses. and half pint Of good
yeast put this into a stone jug, shake II
/ up well, set 1t 10 rise for twelve hours;
th,n cork il tighter bottle. andit is ready
for use.
RHuBARB PIE.-Put a small basin in
deep pie-dish, cut the stems in pieces
about an inch long, without peeling,
plenty of sugar, and a good light crust,
PERENNIAL weeds must be dug, pulled
or cut. Cutting with knife or spud
Just below the surface will kill most OF
them. The English put few drops Of
oil of vitrol in the heart of each plantain
or other large weed.
HOARsENEss OR TICKLING IN THE
THRoAT.-Take small quantity Of dry
powdered borax, place 1t on the tongue,
let it slowly dissolve, and run down the
throat. II is also good TO keep the throat
moist at night and prevent coughing.
FRENCH FRYING BATTER, FOR VEGE,
TABLES. - Moisten little -four with
water, add a pinch of salt. one spoonful
Of olive oil beat this mixture well, and
Just before using add the white of an
Egg, beaten TO stiff froth.
To CLEAN CoLoRED SILK. Wash in
water, dry quickly, and iron on the
wrong side while yet rather damp. II
there are grease spots on the silk pres
with tolerable warm iron under brown
paper.
GINGER DRoPs.-One half cup short.
ening, one cup sour milk, two teaspoons
of soda, one teacup brown sugar, half a
cup Of molasses, two eggs, one teaspoon
of ginger. Grease a dripping pan we'll
Make the batter 40 il will drop from the
spoon in drops as large as an egg.
PEACH CoBBLER.-Makc rich biscuit
crust; put IL, rolled thick, around the
dish; put in a layer of peaches, then but
ter and sugar, and very little -four
then peaches, and 20 on till the dish |,
FULL cover with thick crust, cut slit
in the center, and pour in boiling water
till full bake in moderate oven.
SAssAFRAs BEER.-Pour two quarts o
boiling water upon two large spoonsfu
of cream tartar, ahd add ten drops of OF
of sassafras, ten drops of oil ofspiuce, ter
drops of wintergreen, then add eight
quarts of cold water and pint Of gooc
yeast, and sweesen to taste. Let il stand
twenty-four hours, and then bottle it
This makes delicious summer beverage
-Goodhotme's Cyclopedia.
CANNING GREEN CoRN.--To every 81,
quarts OF corn cut on the cob use on,
ounce tartaric acid, first dissolved in wa
ter, and add il after the corn comes to |
boiling heat, with sufficient water :,
make the corn juicy. In opening for use
pour of the sour water, and add half ,
teaspoonful of soda scant to the three
quart can of corn, after dissolving il
water, and let it stand in fresh water
II you add too much soda, neutraliz,
with little of the sour water. prefer
draining through colander, pouring
fresh water to wash the corn free of the
sour water before cooking. In cooking
| add a little sugar, and salt, and butter
to suit, as in cooking fresh corn from the
field. have never failed in keeping my
corn, and it is as good as new" when
treated as above.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23
Disease is an Amsagosi Let.

That should be attacked the instant he shows
himself. Don't wait. At him before his nails
are grown, and wipe him out. The great al
teratlve and invigorant of the age, Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters, will speedily infnse
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chills and fever and bilious remittents, and
eradicate dyspepsia, constipation, liver com.
plants, rheumatic ailments, urinary and
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ITS vitality, or is inherently deficient in
strength. The nerves gather from it both
yigor aud tranquility. Blu, while il imparts
strength and gives wholesome stimulus to
the animal economy, it does not unduly ex'
cite it like the cheap exhiarsnts some
times resorted to under the erroneous i'm
preston that they can invigorate.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23

AFTER an experience o, over twenty
five years, many leading physicians acknowl-
edge that the Groefenberg NarshalPs Uterine
Cathotcion is the only known csrtain remedy
for diseases to which women are subject. The
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The Osceola times., 1877-06-23

Loss of appetite. headache constipa.
ton, disquiet, nervousness. etc, is frequently
caused by impaired digestion, aud those who
thus suffer are strongly advised to nse the
HOME STOMACH BrrTERs. Prepared by the
Home Bitters Co, st. Louis Mo.
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23

To HousEKEEPERs.--T attention of
heads of families is invited to the superior
quality of BuRSErr's FLAvoRING EXTRACTS.
Thew are highly concentrated, have all the
freshness and delicacy of the fruits from
which they are prepared. and are less e1pen'
siye
The Osceola times., 1877-06-23
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