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USEFUL FAMILY RECIPES

Squash Fritters-A pint-more or less
IRON the dinner table, one egg and tn 0
tablespoontuls OF -four. Fry on the grid
die for breakfast.-[M., Westport, Ky.
Blackberry Jelly-Crush the fruit, then
squeeze through a flannel jelly bag. 10
every pint of juice allow one pound Of
the best white sugar; boil twenty min
utes, skimming often; fill your bowls,
set aside ior twenty-tour hours, the Ii
cover and paste.-[Y.,, Mason, o.
To Pickle Beans-Gather the beans
when young; remove the strings and
boil until tender. Put into a stone jar
with small piece Of alum; boil the vine
gar with mace, ginger and whole pepper,
and pour 1t boiling onto the beans, cover
ing closely TO prevent the escape of
steam.-I Farmers, Ky.
Rice Waflles-To one cupful and a
half OF boiled rice add two cuptuls OF
flour; mix 1t with milk. The batter must
be rather thicker tnan pancake batter.
Add little salt; then beat Two eggs
very light, and stir them in the last
thing, giving it good beating. Bake in
waffle rons.-[ W., Greensburg, Ind.
Mangoes-Take green muskmelons
and squash peppers before they become
red; take out the seeds and put them in
salt water over night; then I'LL them with
onions chopped fine, horseradIsn
scraped fine, mustard seed and cloves
sew them up and put them into vinegar.
Il B. S., Beech Point, Tenn.
Rich Rice Pudding-Soak one cupful
rice over night in four cupfuls water;
take the yolNs of Six eggs beaten Win
six tablespoonfuls white sugar, one
quart boiled milk, ana fllvOring accord
h,, hn tt,L, ,e;T "
roth; add three tahlespoontuls OF white
few minutes Pauline, Ripley, o.
Cocoanut Cake-One cupEul sugar,
one-half cuptul sweet milk, one and Que.
half cupfuls flour, the white OF three
eggs, two tables poonfuls melted butter,
Two teaspooniuls baking powder; bake
/ II three tins; make a trosting of the
white OF two eggs and sugar; spread be.
tween the layers and on top and
sprinkle on des!ccated cocoanut.-TC TC. b.,
Brady'S Run, Pa.
Preserved Currants for Tarts-Get
your currents when they are dry, ans
pick them; to every pound aud quarter
| of curranGs put a pound Of sugar into 8
preserving pan, with as mucn juice o
| currants as will dissolve il; when it boils
skim it, and put in your currants, ant
| boil them Till they are clear; put then
into jar, lay paper over,tie them down
| and keep them III a dry place.-LL. r..
| Alden, Mimi.
Branded Peaches-lo every pound o
peeled peaches add one pound OF sugar
| and one gill Of white brandy; make 6
syrup Of the sugar, add only enough
| water to dissolve 1t, let it come to {
boil, then put the fruit in and let it boi
live minutes; remove tue fruit careful
| ly, then let the syrup boil fifteen ol
twenty minutes longer, until it tbicKens
add the brandy, and take The KETTLE a
once from the fire; pour the hot syguI
over the fruit, aAd seal at once. II, al
ter the peaches have been removed, {
reddish liquor CoZes from them, drail
this of before adding the clear syrup
Put up in glass jars that have beer
rolled in hot water. The peaches aloult
not be over-ripe. White cl,ngstoreS are
perhaps, the Dest.-LJ. h. Nj, Tlappe
Md.
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to Western TraV-
nInrG

When you visit the City of New York,
stop at the Grand Union Hotel, opposite
Grand Central Depot. 800 elegant rooms.
81, 81 so and $2. Elevator, steam, and all
improvements. Prices reduced 10 meet
the stringency Of the times. The res
taurants supplied with the best. Prices
lower than at any other tirst-class hotel
in the city. Baggage delivered to and
from this depot free. lE8- See that those
you enter have Grand Union Hotel on the
sign. WIN. d. GARRISON, Manager.
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JOHN HGEY'S PLACE.

Mr.. John Hoey OWAs he most elabor-
ate property in America on the brink of
the ocean. 1T is said 70 cost him $40,OCO
IA year to keep It up. lie had originally
about 131 acres, probably the same area
now. LII order TO geG the contiguity of Il
lull-1roWn woods, such as The sea gales
had not stunted, he built his mansion
near mile back from tue beach. AS it
was set too low 10 be seen from the
beach, he has now raised an open ODser-
Vatory roof above it, itself unique ana
not unpleasing. The Italian garden in
'front.' OF LAiS house Is almost too beauLi-
fuI to be real. cresceni-iiae sweep Of
geraniums, deeply bordered with rich
leaves oI various cOlors, but Uniform in
arrangement, eX ends Tor nearly a quar-
ter OF u miIe toward the lOdse-sate,
which is tue most elaborate prlvaLe gate,
or series OF gates, IN this country. The
gates themselves appear to be Of ash or
laurel wood, plain wnlte, the most TASTE
fully carved and extended from blush
pillars capped with palace lamps. The
lence about the place is Of red and wni G
tubes or shafts, quite open and hedSed
within. His lodges, gardeners houses,
etc, are very numerous ana all lit for
exalted company. A new conservatory
tnat he is now building is apparently 80(
leet long. The huge front is set with
huge yet graceful Majolica vases, 6 to
feet high, and streaming with brilliant
Il yWers. All over the lawn in brouZ-
tints are statues of celebrities the size o
the origlnais-sucn as tue ~ enus dt
Milo, me Apollo BelVidere,.sstc FIJI
teen or twenty OF these can De seen In q
SINGLE vista. Nothing Is crowded; Il
fine taste Iuds no oDjocL or distributor
70 give o1ense. l observed about 3Ot
century plants at one place which lht
mistress OF all this loveliness, Is saIl tO
De democratic enough to frequently
make ner own dresses.-[Long Brancl
Letter.
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MIKE CRoTTY is a candidate for Coun-
ty Auditor, and is at work like Trojan
for the nomination while holding posi-
tion in the office of the Collector of H.
ternal Revenue. The party in Hamil-
ton County fully indorses the views OF
the President in the matter of keeping
men connected with Federal offices Out
of local political squabbl2s. Mr. Crotty
has perfect right to run for Auditor,
but he must select between his present
place and his prospects for nomination
and election to the Authorship. Under
the Presidents recent order he can not
hold the one and scramble for the other.
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The multiplication of poison germs in
diseases OF the blood is exceedingly
rapid, and il unchecked vitiates all the
blood of the body. DR.. BuIPs Blood
,lixture by its peculiar influence kills
these germs, and purifying the blood,
removes all possible chance of disease
establishing itself.
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LIEUT.. BULLS has made another sue
cesslul raid across the Rio Grande in
pursuit of horse thieves. Sitting Bull
don't begin to be such fighting bull as
our Lieut.. Bulls.
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THE people OF Delhi will be surprised
to learn from Mr.. Richard Grant White
that the proper pronunciation of the
name of their town is s'daily."
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RELIABLE help for weak and nervous suf-
ferers, chronic, painful and prostrating dis
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
ers Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations. Book and Journal, with
information worth thousands, mailed free
Address PULVERMACHER GALVANIC
CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
ia22-1yM, W&F- -ja25-1yw-eow
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THE New York papers announce that
side saddles are losing favor; ladies
must either use gentlemen's saddles or
ride no more. Gentleman's fashion is to
be the fashion.
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CINCINNATI wEsTwooD tNARRow-GAUdE)
Daily. except Sunday. Time. min. fast,
Leave G., Ii. & d. Depot, 6:2o A NJ, ll:JOA 1s
Leave brighton Station, 6:35 A N, 800 AM.
II 80 N. 2:45 N. :3O N. 6:4O N.
Leave RoDLs lWestwoodl, 5:55 N, 7:lQ-
AN, S:35 A N, 12;4j NJ, 4:OO Pm. 6:05 P NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Leave Brighton Station, 9:40 A N, l1:15 NJ
1886 NJ, 2:4I P NJ, $40 P NJ, 1920 PM.
cave Robb's (Westwood), 900 AN, 1880 A
N, 1890 NJ, 2:lO NJ, 5;2O NJ, 6:4J NJ.
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Mrs. Butler Elizabeth Thompson has
visited the scene Of bostIlities in the
East to study some historical pictures,
W hich does not confirm the story cul-
rent not long ago that she would c0nhue
hersaIt TO sacred subjeeLs hereafter.
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THE remarrlase Of divorced couples is
illegal. So says Brooklyn Judge, and
it behooves people now to be little
more careful in this matter OF divorce.
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SITTING BULL only wants to be
brought home, fed and clothed, supplied
with ammunition, and let alone.
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The SATURDAY NIGHT is an eight-page g
pageS, OF forty-eight columns, independent as
to politics. and devoted to choice reading mat
ter for the HOME CIRCLE; including pleasant
stories, well selected miscellany, poetry, hui
morous sketches BY the "FAT CONTRIBUTOR
literary essays, dramatic news and CRITICISMS.
household receipts, &C., SC. Specimen copies
sent free.
A. MINER GREswOLD.
Editor and Proprietor.
Office in Johnston Buildings, Room "a, Gin
cinnati. Ohio.
P.O Box 1885, aele-tt
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gao Walnut street, Cincinnati, 0.
, 1877-11-30

with Lopez, we must not forget 20
mention the great need of q good
blacksmith. If such person were
to locate here, a thriving business at
his trade might be built up. The
settlers have At present, we are told
no accommodations in this repecr
worthy of mention. Then again, the
people of the south side want com. 1.
petent and obliging man with little
capital to start store in their vicin
ity. Such a person, by taking pro-
duce at market rates, could do good
sized business, besides accommodate.
ing the people very much. The slh.
ject of another post office needs but
a little agitation and proper showing
up, to insure its being established.
, 1877-11-30
PUGET SOUND MAIL SERVICE.

The following, from the Victoria
4" Colonist" is worthy of extended
notice, and careful reading by the
public, and especially Capt. Starr:
There is an agitation going oo
ACROSS the Sound for the ESTABLISH
ment of daily mail between Victor
la and Sound ports. Such an arrange
ment would be very desira
Everyone would be glad to recsiy.
and send letters each day. The CO..
ysnlence would be great and ".
az present felt somewhat sever
would be supplied. But we do
nnd anyone on either side OF ,N.
Straits complaining of the exceed
y unsatisfactory condition vi
present semi weekly service. )
cral months have elapsed since va,
noble specimen of marine architectuo.
known as the North Pacific WIS
hauled off for repairs to her bo,rr.
those repairs we are assured, have
been completed; but no sign is made,
Of the intention of the owners To-
put her on again. The service is un,,
performed by two boats. Instead "a,
one boat embarking Victoria malls,
passengers and freight at Sounu
ports aud bringing them to Victera,
they are brought to Port Townsend
in one steamer aud there transferred
to another steamer that carries ,hem
across the stormy stretch of water to
this port. Passengers, mails snd
goods from this port to Puget Sound
go through the same process. Two
boats, two sets of officers, two crews
and double handling of goods, where
one boat, one set of officers, one crew
and single handling of goods
should suffice, are amongst the disad.
vantages that occur to us in discus
sing the present mode of mail car
raige. We must glance, too, at the in
convenience experienced by passen-
gers in changing from ono boat TO
another with their luggage, in having
to await the transfer of freight from
boatlto boat, in landing on our wharves
after dark in the depth of the rainy
season and picking their way through
the streets to hotels or homes; at the
discomfort, inflicted upon the travel
ing public in having to embark be-
fore daylight so that connections
may be made; at the loss and disap-
poinEmsnt that many people sustain
in not receiving their letters until too
late to be answered by the return
mail. These are all points that should
be taken into consideration--for the
public convenience and comfort must
be regarded Of greater Importance
than the mere question of the econ
working of steamboats,. But is the ex-
isting arrangement, which requires 2
boats and all the accessories we have
as economical as would
be the employment of the North Pa
cific, which would come through to
Victoria and arrive at 2 and 3 o.
clock in the afternoon, and dispense
with one.half the hands now employ
ed? We cannot believe that it is.
We admit the service is safe. The Isa-
bel, which carries the mail between
Victoria and Townsend, is a staunch
and reliable seaboat; but she is slow
and connot compare with the North
Pacific in point of comfort or any
other requisite that requires a first.
class steamboat. A daily mail would
prove a great conveniOnce; but, on
the whole, the public would first like
to see present semi.weekly service
performed satisfactorily before they
..E Ln
, 1877-11-30

H Two first-class sewing machines, a
Wilson and Singer, for sale at the AR
GUS Office. Terms moderate. Call early
% secure good bargain.
, 1877-11-30

rgMark Twain scrap-bOoks at James
Jones'
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
kFEECTIONS.'
TRACHEON.

A stl1ht so-cdlied cold UiU oTsss.,nas
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

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purely vegetable, no harm can arise
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