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ElLMINGToN MARKETS.
|PECIAL NOTICES.
The Great Discovery.

II want to be strong healthy and Wig
|taEe E. F. Kunkel's Bitter Wine OF
ko language can convey an adequate
immediate and almost miracu-
kange produced by taking z. F. Kun
biutr Wine of Iron in the diseased, I,
hlet and shattered nervous system. .
SH broken down by excess, weak by
,Of impaired by sickness, the relaxed
baruDg organization is restored to
ihealt6 and vigor. Sold only in 81
Sold by all druggists and dealers
khere.
bus Debility. Nervous Debility
ility, a depressed, irritable state OF
weak, nervous, exhausted feeling
|ergy or animation, confused head
nemOry, the consequences of excess.
.plal OyerwOrk. This nervous debili-
asOvereign cure In El r. Kunkel's
AWine of Iron. 1t tones the system
be mental gloom anddespondepcyj
IuvinateS the entire system. IL Sold
b 81 bottles. Get the genuine. Take
7, Kunkel's, it has yellow wrap
Oundt, his photograph on outside.-
yyOar druggist. +. f. Kunkel Pro-
!, No ~ North Ninth Street, Phila-
q, Pa Send for circular, or advice
Try my great remedy. Get 1t of youl
PSI, six bottles for S5 90. 1t cannol
Y is guaranteed TO do as Is recon-
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SECOND v
sTsEsAa fBScJs d 8 ssuensi.ygadT
-o9l9 oSiiERtFF aGRUBBbioni 7nn

rom Eeety ESeain0 and CoE1mefciql,1 NJ I'D
There facts, howsKer, relieve the Sher77,
ia nf this county of, any blame for undue
haste In surrennerinG his prisoner To the 1
Georgia Sheriff. He hook Mr.. jackson
to his lawyers Office, and il WAS not till
after he had consulted with his counsel
and made up his mind not to apply for
Grubb surrendered him to Mr.. Webb
Neither do we think the COUNSEL subject
to criticism forInot getting out witt ifhe
WAS convinced, as he probably was, of the
regularity Of the papers. OF course the
Governor OF this State ard his Secretary
Of State had NO choice but to doprecisely
as they did. The law governing their ac-
ton is explicit and Imperative and it Is,
of course, this hight of folly to suggest
that they should have notified Mr.. Jack
son that such proceedings were pending 4
The law does not perInit officers to have
one method iof1procseding for, q rich and
ahother for pUor man, and the author
Il les Of this State ihad5to treat q requfsi-4
tiorb for Mr.. jackson precisely as they
treat all other eqnisitions, and 2 moments
thought will show any one that 1t would
NOT do to notify most people in advance
that warrant for the arrest waS about to
be issued. The only pe,son who could
have made any delay here was Sheriff
Grubb, who had the right to hold Mr..
Jackson, reasonable time in his own
custody before surrendering him to the
Georgia Sheriff. Sheriff 9fubb has been
severely censured by some for not, doing
this, but, though we are not among those
who are in the habit of defending that Of
ficer, we think common justice demands
that this eensure should not be allowed
TO stand. He did, for once in his life, at
least, Just what he should have done. He
| took Mr.NJ Jackson to his counsel TO give
him time for consultation before he did
anything else, and it was not until after
Mr.. jackson made up his mind what he
would do, and that he would not take
out a writ Of hdbeds corpus that Sheriff
Grubb surrendered him tothe other Sher-
| itf. 1t was not his fault that Mr. Jackson
| was deceived in making. no attempt to
secure further delay. 1t really ought not
to be necessary to be thus explicit, .butit
| nevertheless is necessary, as many have,
as we have said, severely censured Sheriff
.Grubb without injury. 1880 I'D l717t
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PersOnal.-Mr. J. Il. Shannon, father
OF the wonderful boy orator J. Harry
shannon, who has been creating such q
sensation in the larger cities as an orator,
was IN this city this morning making
arraneements for the ap peasance Of his
son in the Opera House at an early
date. Mr.. Shannon created quise ssn-
sation in the s,reeets by driving in q
opheaton the shape of q ses shell attach
70 which was beautiful Algerian pony.
Mr.. Shannon was on mis- way to wash
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THIRD sEDElBII0tNl:a, n s[7 sGtl eso. DO.
'EsH Il, ,9;S.l :
A'' Great BaH''ssP imminent
-moooNesf" e Efzefolms Il sdT

n tl1 Is s15nosf1q 5dLoHpoH, Vctsz9, .io
n A special despatch dated 1szefonm
Saturday evening" reports that the siua-
ton is very critical ana that o. great fbatz'
tle is imminent at Kopfikoi.i 1ei beo1-ie5
A despatch from Efzeroum says 1T is
rumored that the Russians from Abraham
are Advancing on Olti., a34s.P :, q" onA.. ~
Its officially confirmed that fsmail
Pacha with his force of forty battalions
has effected a junction with Moukhtar
Paehas The army is now concentrated
In strong position at Keprikoi. II .,-oln :,
T. General Zimmerman, Commanding
the army of the Debrudscha, is bringing
Q, heavy siege train from Mejidjie ntoqbe
used against SilBtria. n75tsEa 5dI m1r
Atelegram from Constantineple asserts {
that one of the G eshofs is9still imprisop--
ed at Phihppopohs. AS the prisoner had
been appointed United States Consul,
Mr.. Maynard, the American Minister,
has supported Mr.. Laynard's feprese nta-
tions In hnS favor, uDoS 9aj buuoTa sIyYI,
l. Adespatchsfrom Constantinople, dated
Sunday, says the Porte has promised to
decide the Geshoff case on Monday, The
ljoint intervention of Ministers Maynard
and. .Layard stopped the executi on, ,iappli--
cation having been made Thursday that
1.-THE execution should take place on1Sat-i
urday. itfii l9N1l Bu4 9B4raIgJuTd' ..
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FROM LATE EDITIONS OF
SATURDAY.
JOB II. JACKSON.
NE BROCHURES BAIL AT ATLANTA
AMI Is ON HIS WAY HOME.

HE pROCURES BAIL ~
AND Is ON HIS WAY HOME.
I1non the arrival of Job 81. jackson at
.,iapta TP Ca large number Of money
.ad men of that city Immediately present"
ed themselves TO him, and onereu W ~
his bail for a million OF dollors IL heoos-
sray. .,u with Mr..
Jackson presented themselves 10 tne
nroner authorities and Mr.. Jackson was
admitted to bail. .,o.,. tb;s
afternoon. by Mr.. Auchincloss, men
bar Of the Jackson q Sharp Company
en- 81, " Mr. Jackson, states that he had pro,
n.'nad hail and was on his way home, anu
If nothing intervened he Woulu arl'o
here tomorrow evening" ar tho
T IT, annears that Immediately aiter lne
ouroot the Jackson 81 Sharp Company
ara a Walton, Whann & Co. telegrapheu
ano ,nmher of business men in Atianta'
W , ."ara acquainted with the Company
of fine occurrence, ana asheu oi.son
annear and enter bail ior MI. "
The following are the telegrains
ATLANTA, GA, Oct 27'
W. % large number of friends met me. me, nns
a. sA We're all prepared. with over one ne
million dollars offered; am ,;Sn;aht MSn
to-uay' ai'-'N JOB 81 JACKSON
SECOND DISPATCH.
sl-.-. ATLANTA, GA, Oct -
w.,top. whan g. Co. = and
i5Mmae;diateIy Ma; gave bond DE WI WIZ yies1,s
by thene1t train. 4 RA.hESDENa
,,,s,!.,l y = ; .:w s W .ssssss EsAE1eAlNrA' 0A'
Walton, Whann q GO. % and been re
jackson na' W. F. HERRING
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For UnRrn.n

N H., For the Dutm.
10y 1sf9lshes, lNe Bath Toweis, Barn Sponges,
wv ~ soaps In extensive variety. Also
n.y. SSlOyes, Straps, Brushes, DC. of horse
OIy friction Gloves, and many other
|sOl the same classes.
= h. BRINGHURST & CO.,
corner Sixth and Market Sts. /
wee mIracnIosus Cure for COrns
IT'So So'n anrt rem eoy OF great popularity Tor
ms gorns without pain.
T. BRlNGHURST & CO.,
c. Apothecaries.
corner Sixth and Market Sts
Fine Nal Scissors.
y, aSa Va Straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Nai, Files, Nail Brushes, etc., for
n Il. BRlNGHURST d Co,
corner Sixth and Market SITS.
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q First Ser.vice e of S0ng.--The rrst
of series Of services of song, was given
yesterday in Madley NJ, E. Chapel eby
the Sunday school Of the Chapel, The
subject was, "Praise to the Lord, and
the singing was under the leadership of
Mr., John W. Todd. There was large
number ofpersons present including seve-
raj prominent members ofother churches
The exercises opened with "a chorus;
entitled aPraise.'' followed with prayer,
alter which came recitatioDs by Rev Mr..
Mowbray, and responses by the school.
|. Several more hymns were sung, and
during the exercises, addresses were de-
livered by Austin Harrington, Esq. on
"Creation," Rev. J. E. Mowbray, on
Providence" and Rev. W. j. Steven
son, d. D., on Redemption," At the
| close of Mr.. Stevenson's address, col
lection was taken up. during which two
cornet players rendered ''Flee as bird"
fwith very fine effect. -
| The closing hymn, 'sTriumph By and
By" was sung with such a fine effect
that it was repeated by general request.
| The meeting was dismissed with the
benediction by Rev. T. F. Plummer.
| The Secretary's report WIS deterred
until next Sunday and the classes were
instructed to remember the amount that
had contributed. a'. 49, 81 ee-9'
The singing Of the scholars was admir-
ed by all those present and if ithad not
been in church, they would uRdoub-
tediy have been applauded. A duett by
Misses Mary Townsend and Zillah Bare
ford, was Especially admired. .-l
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Ims! Worms! Worn1s J

kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls
pOVe all kinds of worms. Seat, Pin,
flOlnach Worms are readily RENE owed
lnkels Worm Syrup. DIR. Kunkel Is
ply successful Physician in the coun-
fhe removal of Tape worms. He re-
Mem in 2 TO 8 hours, with head and
Paplete alive, and no fee until head is
y Common sense teaches If Tape
can be removed, all other worms
readily destroyed. Ask your drug
"a bottle of Kunkel's Worm Syrup,
WV per bottle. 1t never fails. Ifh
agI, nave him get il, or send to Pro-
Y r. kunkel 259 North Ninth ST.,
Isl1ala, S1l1 Pa, advice at office free
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to bring them before the public, but the
latter decides whether the article is good
or bad, The good reputation which DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys is 4 standing
guarantee of its merits. 10 @aF III -
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Ldunch.-On Saturday afternoon al
a. 10 o'clock the large iron steamship ar
kansas built for Mr.. Charles Morgan, OF
New York, was launched at the yards OF
the Harlan d Hollingsworth Co. A large
number of persons were present 10 wlthess
the work OF launching the vessel ana as the
noble craft successfully glided on tne ways
into the water cheer was given py Ihose
present The christening was done py MISS
Mary Schofield, OF Greensboro, Mo, as,
sisted by the Misses Johnson, daugnIeIs y.
Mr. Thomas johnson. the superintendent
of the yards. A pleasing feature OF Ine
occasion was that Miss Schonelu never
saw vessel before in her life.
"Too true, tits pity, and pity us true
thai too many sensible people regard
coughs aad colds so inditterentiy. Dr.
Bulls Cough Syrup cures coughs anu
colds and is only 25 cents bottle
Attention-The attention of the lamp
commlttee, of City Cruncil is called to
the lamp on King street between Seventh
and Eighth. 1t has not burned for the
last four nights.
Sent to the Insane 44sylum.-This morn
ing Chief of Police OTool, procured q
hermit from Mr.. Daniel Farra one OF the
| Trustees of the Poor for this city, for the
Admission of John Albright homeless
lunatic to the insane asylum: He was
taken in charge by one of tue omcers
yesterday and lodged In the city cells.
| He will be taken to the asylum some tiin'
| during to-day. 5 a
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A COWHIDING CASE.
ypeciQL tothe BdltiDlore Gazette.

WASHINGTON, October 26.-This af-
ternoon about 4.30- O'Clock considerable
excitement was created on the corner of
Eighth and Second streets by Miss L. E.
Dinele cowhiding a man named Char
man. 1t appears Chapman behaved. IN
an ungentlemanly manner toward Miss
Dingle, and she reported his conduct to
her father, who. purchased cowhide and
directed her to punish him [Chapman].
Armed with the rawhide she waited un-
Til Chapman made his appearance, when
she laid the blows on his shoulders thick
and fast, and satisfying herself that she
had inflicted punishment enough, she
quietly walked away and left the vicini-
lty. IN Z fIIl~ gt
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nor SALE.-The very handsome build,
II ing lot on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Franklin street. 17S feet front on the Avenue
Apply TO Q, P. JOHNSON,
aug31-tf. 416 Market street..
TJoR SA LIE OR EXCHANGE,--Ah hand
some fine toned second hand Estey Or
gan nearly new. Apply to this ofnce. fee8
NOR SALE--rhree nuIIulng lots on
Jackson street, between 9Th and 1tn.-
Five building lots on Fifth street near Van
Buren,, four on Front street near Jackson,
and lot p feet front on Delaware Avenue,
near Harrison. Apply at this ONCE. mar4t
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR RENT
" IN SMYRNA:.1st. A three-s rec story S0nC
brick dwelling and store house, & on OOm- JOan-
dious two, story brick store house s; W.
corner OF Main and Commerce streets
Both buildings are in first-rate order, situ-
ated in the centre of the business part OF
the town and can be rented at moderate
rates. Possession of the first house given at
a day's notice. The second, on the First
day of March, next.
sep25-d&w Smyrna. Del.
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DAIRY FAR M
FOR SALEi !

The subscriber offers for sale, his FARM
situated in Mill Creek Hundred on Lime
stone Road, 3 miles from Stanson, and Il
miles from Wilmington, containing 1852
acres of valuable lands in good state OF cul-
tiyation, good stone house, new double
deck stone barn, go by 80 feet, and other
buildings. Water in every field and stream
running through the farm. Fencing in
fair order. Persons desiring to purchase,
will be shown the premises by Arnold
Naudain, residing thereon.
Apply to VIM. w. TORBERT
Del. Ave, Wilmington.
Or j. T. HEALD, Clayton Hous
gep20-2msltdaw&w
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z osT:-A yenow scotch sal l-,A
/ Terrier Pup, 4 months old. H4Js
IIith new brass collar. The 6SB
Under will be suitably rewar- zkxlAea
ded for returning him to WIN. - >, .
r. LINDSAY, 731 west Nlnth ST. oe'1'-'''
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.saH0Aoo 10 adAAAq
.Hb7uia NOptfNS.llef 1aluqg

N6TfCE i, Hugh MsGlnley jhle6mpiil!
In auce with the requirements Of the Act
o1AEsembly In such case made and pro-
rided. do hereby give notice HhRt fshah apo
ply In writing 70 the CouTtpf General Ses-
siphs OF the Peace and jail Delivery 6f the
State OF ofDelaware, in and for the, county OF
New, Castle, on Monday, the 18th day of
November next, "A. ID. I, 1877 being the first,
day of the next November Term of the said
Court, for a license % keep an Inn or Tav
ern at No. 739 Monroe street, being the N.
e. corner of Second and Monroe SITS. the
Tenth Ward OF the City OF Wilmington, to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the preIni.
ses, and the following respectable citizensl
Recommend the said application, to WIT: 4
~ G Howell, Lewis Lynch. "a
James Head, VIM p Beeson, Il lil'
~ @ C-Wigglesworth,1 Charles Harper, ,r,. f.
VIM Haggerty. Johh Sprague, -
|P o Byrnef lifla James tafferty,h III
Charles Kellim,l tr James Mckinney,
Thomas Mu1lin, Fergus Kelly, ~ itt
VIM Ham NEIL, Samuel M johnson, q.
Glepdt stewart, Myles Burke,
James Harrigan, Thomas Mum. I9ll
B j Mooney, rc John. II. O'Brien, II
Chas H Speer,. James Burns,
" Reader. - abraham Thomas l-
y oct29,3t* r- HUGH MCGlNLEY,
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FORCs4EEHAMD RENT.

NOR RENT!-A five room house on Mar
II Shall. Street, near Warmers Morocco
IS MARSH ALL,
oct23-4t* No. 105, W. 7th ST.
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N1OTICE.-I, w. w. Ward. in COM
IN pliance with the requirements OF the
Act of Assembly IN such case made and
< Tss a4 heresy S sge GS@T sea
SESSIONS Of the Peace and Jail Delivery of
tho State of Delaware, in and for the coun-
ty OF New Castle, on Monday, the 10th day
FIR first % day Of the % next N6cyember 6 @ Term ofthe
said Court, for a license TO keep an Inn or
Tavern, known as the Dobbtnville Hotel,
in New Castle Hundred. school District
No. 49, county and state aforesaid. to
sell intoxicating liquors in less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk on the premi-
ses, and the following respectable citizens
recommend this said application. to wit:
LIN Chase, .v Geo Il Fox,
I Wm " + HolscS;umalser, 51nSs; & 1S B wssgeman, =
Thomas Farley, Geo Whitfield, fla
Isaac Grubb, M N Weir, q .-.,
D Boulden. III 1 Fl Fols. t.g.,..
James McColgan.
Z oct27-3t W. W. WARD
NOTICE., S. W. Clement, do hereby
Judges of the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace and jan Delivery of the State of
Delaware, In and for the county OF new
Castle, on Monday the 18th day OF No.
rvember, next. A. D. 1877, being the first day
of the November term Of said Court, for a
license to keep an inn or tavern, known as
the Sum nit House, at Summit Brfdge, In
st. Georges Hundred, School District NO.
IA, County and State aforesaid, TO, sell in
toxicating liquors in less quantities than
one quart, to be drunk on the premises ,and
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend this said application, to wit: 60.
James Nicholson, Chas McNamee, e
@ A Lung, w II Webb, -
Robert Higbey, rl / E r Boulden, 81 90
James Foard, William Lore, l.. .-
Simeon Staus, John F Brown,
f jacob Degan, James r Kendall -
W Nieholsons7- .e-T. ss-.-zse ..z-
oct2e3t* " s. w. CLEMENT.
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JAM FIELDS,
@ t- AT THE IN -1
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

LIST Extraordinarily evening, NoY'r
and the Poet' -
I'd Friday evening, November
ID. Subject" Literary and Artistic Socie-
Ty In London Twenty-Five Years Ago" 81
Single tickets, 80 cents. The course tick
cts for the two Lectures; rs cents.
Reserved seat tickets can be obtained,
without extra charge, at G. F. Thomas Il
Co.'S Book Store on and after Thursday,
Oct. 25th, at . a. m. oct24-9t
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Excitement in CAIrch.-Rev. j. B
Mann pastor of the Union M. b. Church,
IN this city, announced, last week that
he would on Sunday yesterday preach
a"peppery'' sermon, and invited all-non-
believers to be present, and reason toge-
ther. His invitation was more especially
addressed to the Efberaf League, but ow-
ing to the fact that they were engaged in
holding meeting of their own theYgwere
not present as body although Dr.. Law
renee, ia stranger here) was present pre-
sumably as representative of that body.
At the conclusion of prayer by the
pastor the following notice was handed
TO Mr., Mann, which after reading he laid
aside
To the Rec. J. b. Mann: Will you please
read the following notice to your congre
gauon this morning, and oblige,
Il -T-G Yours Truly,
(Sipnedl -t s. MARSHALL.
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NOTICE T0OIFY, AND, SGH09L- TAX
In PAYERS. RS.OFlS17,-Persons who have
not paid their city and school tax for 1877,
bills 0having been{ rendered to them and
who cannot pay at pnce. Will please coll at
our office and make some arrangement as
to when they can pay -and-thus avoid no.
stice by postal cards. To those who do not
call we will send postal cards and also ad-
vertise their names and amounts due us
for taxes, as-we are determined to close out
this term under the law. Ill -l9s---
Those owning lots had better call and set
tie at once; or we will esell their lots for
ia res and COSTS. ~ sa2 Nj " Y
Hours from a. m. to 12 M, from TO
and to 8 p. m. r. PRONOST.
Collector for N. District.
K. FARMER, =.
oct25-lm Collector for s. District
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(Signedl
NOTICE.

"The sermon of your pastor this morn
ing will be reviewed this evening by
Mrs. DR.. Lawrence, at 7:3O O'Clock, at the
Liberal League Room, McClary Build
ing, Market street above Sixth. You are
respectfully invited to atteno and we
will let you reason ,clth us. Come, let as
reason together, for the agitation of
thougt is the beginning of wisdom"
Mr.. Mann then announced his text:
Be sober, be vigilant; because your ad-
versary the devil, as roaring lion,
walketh about seeking whom he may
devour ."-1 Peter, V. 8.
Mr.. Mann opened his discourse by ex-
planning the text just read, and continu-
ing said that he proposed to address his
remarks only to those who believed IN
the bible. If a man denied the existence
of God who had revealed Himself TO
His people in the bible he had nothing to
saw to that man on this OCCASION.
AT the conclusion of this sermon winch
was attentively listened to, DR.. Lawrence
arose from his seat saying
"I rise for permission to make a lew
remarks, as you called us here for the
purpose of reasoning together"
! Mr.. Mann-"No, sir, cannot allow IL.
After a few further remarks between
the gentlemen, DIR. Lawrence took his
seat.
In the evening the room of the Libera
| League, was crowded, and MIS- Dr
| Lawrence reviewed the sermon at 'grea
length, but time and space does not per
init us to make an extract OF them.
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nlIiIdidY1 lSnoIIrn,nIuI
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. There is rumor prevailing through tne
citvi that there would be a public lndlgna-
tion m Getting held for The purpose p.,,iaS oi u of
the state of Georgia. - !..... ,,,,,a,, for
During the march cheers were gwen lol ra
1oh n Jackson and the State OF Delaware
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OARDIN g, WITH PLEASANT
ID front rooms on second floor, at N. w.
corner Sixth and Walnut. oct2O-6t*
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C4RE OE TILE H4R.

Keep the hair clean, in the first place,
and avoid the use of ponades and hair
oils. Nature provides all the OIL re-
quired to develop its natural gloss and
inherent beauty. But she does not open
the oil glands without demanding some
effort on the part of the recipient of the
treasure Continuous brushing is the
price to be paid, and this requires moth
ing but patience and perseverance,
Neither should the time devoted to this
purpose be looked upon as wasted, for
air-brushing has specially soothing
and quoting influence. Fifty strokes of
the brush before retiring Will make the
stiffest and dryest hair plant and glossy.
The experiment is worth trying, and, if
persevered in, will doubtless prove sue
cessful, while the dose may be increased
with still more decided effect.
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THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERIC4

THE SWITZERLAND OF 4nERIC4.
Manitou glen, lying at the mouth of
Ute pass, is'one of the eloveliest spots eyes
ever looked upon, and added to it's beauty
of foliage and streams is a grandeur of
surroundings that the widest and grand
est of Switzerland's s gems cannot surpass,
if, indeed, equal. There is no more fas-
cinating description Of this earthly para
disc than Wheeler's, who, after declaring
that, in pictorial interest, Manitou glen
is more varied than anything the Swiss
have to offer, continues: "The volcanic
agency has marred the primitive colors
of the earth SO as to defy description; the
red sandstone porphyry, the cleaning
granite, against which the red sandstone
stands out in curious relief; the moss
grown powders, the splendid seams of
red oxide and ochrous earth-make an
ensemble of pigments that is wonderful
ly fascinating. ALI these hues are soft
ened and complemented by the varying
tints of a luxurious vegetation The
Fountain creek comes tunefully down
the pass, through chasnns and over pre-
cipices. Pinyon, pine, cedar, birch and
hemlock shade the road In overhanging
groves, and mark the timber line upon
the heights thousand feet above us. -
Rocky MOllntG.:;t Tourist.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1877-06-07
Domestic EcoRo,stY.

RoBBING CABBAGE OF ITs ODoR.-It is
said that linen bag containing a large
morsel OF the soft part OF bread viii, ii
boiled with cabbage, deprive the latter
of its acridity and disagreeable odor.
RHUBARD PR.-Peel and cut the
stalks quite small into rich paste, put
a layer OF rhubarb, then a deeper layer
of sugar, sprinkle with nutmeg or cinna-
mon, lay on several small pieces OF but
ter and cover.
To Cook SPINACH free from
dirt and grit and boil twenty minutes IN
salt and water Add small lump of
soda to give handsome color. Drain
well and chop as fine as powder. Add
butter, salt, a little pepper and nutmeg,
and garnish with hard-boiled eggs, cut
up III various shapes.
STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE.-One quart
OF -four, half a cup of butter, two spoon
fuls Of sugar, two teaspoonfuls OF yeast
powder, -four to roll. Split open, spread
with butter, then thickly with strawber-