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New York pastors, with very few eSoep-
tiou-, comp am Of the difficulty OF gettlng
eu. u.h money - pay tne cure ut expenses Of
tEclr chursnes, and many arc obliged 10 " ahln
.ruuri," as they say ia the street, to obtain
CASH Olsen - loauJ to square up on settling
du.. 4 good drL Il tho money loaned On
ch.rrh huiiiinge nv savings hanks and Insurance
e. en- ,nnie, Is. 'uluh, liner uusaiely placed.
know Oue cnurcu. wllh "a CONGREGATION not over
W. .ltuv. WHlca carries tuurtsages TO tine amount
Il $yJUOJ, Tao ptpp-ltt would hardly BRING
mat Imluu' 10 ~ Wrrr offered hy auction. An
other church, stlil Los wealthy, 10 mOrtgeged
for sIi,tta
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Miss krug's Hair.
Hom ne omaha Hsrail

A daughter OF Frederick krug. the brew
er, was Ia her room attending 10 ucr toilet IN
Monday evening, 4ud was bathing ner hair with
bay rum. her hair was very long and hung way
down below her shoulder. Nnilc u-lug the
BAY ruu she WAS leaiIuS OFet tue dr~ ssiiig-cd
with her hair pulled down over hsr face. The
hqull bad lccu ilellF used, aud the mar was
saturated villa H. some VI h LOCKS fell across
the lamp, nd a biutsn lnie Il isued over her
head. She tnrew tne hail from her face, aud II
nuus down a Il miug Urea over uer shuNdrrs,
setting lIe - uer clothing and burniug her ter
llDIy.
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IJILD.

CARNEV.-On saturilv. Jan. - Robert Carney. IN
toe 55hy ar u IFS ~ r 81 e4.s sextJa Of Charles
StfstT Pm -nFfrr ~ tnurch.
Tie friends ana relatives 81 tic family are invited
~ attsAI the iunt rN. on A0ul4v, IJla lIst, al
o'clock. from ilt church ia CA4r 9.
KEYS Ron lnurshY jan. II, 1871, Ernest
k,yser, son OF the rir Ernest and MARI htV-er.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend the
fncrS frJmiL late ri..aeuce - AL 1884
a.. on NounA, Ian 10. AZ +. N.
MCrINiEl.-ng SUNDAY, 1itu Inst, Hugh Mckinley,
age IS ivfrs anu moo h.
The iricnis aud relatives OF N, family also the
menner. the Gentelnrn's sons As-uci lion OF the
II ari rr.prc fuiIT iuSNel "a athena The IA.
neral Oh nn.tN. ldtu nst u cocs, from his late
rc-ldcase al2 "a st.
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violin, just bought by II Russian for
f2.0D. mas curiOus history. 10 sold by
It's maker, Stalnrr, - a certain count, VINO prom
iseu. IA exchange, tp pay S2Jl u furnish Stoincr
goOd dinner rs long as he lived. 81 the first Of
each mon %, a cOupicts outfit once year two
rrels Of boer. his lodgings. IRE. hight and, in
case that lie married, "a many hates as he re-
CURED for his table. and two nsk cts OF frit for
himself ana Two for his old nurse annually.
These conditions we're fulfilled tor eighteen
Yeas, until sgainer died.
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DUvALL-wALrERs.-O tn siay. jan. .. 1877, In
baltimore, Ni., Ebri-ge q. Duya. Jr. - nis cifv to
Nirnir w., eldest Nniushtff ut the late Commander
Jonl Wiutr-i. Crltef States Navy.
llAN-p i.ltf.i.iu u, .ii. y. on Tuesday. Jan. o.
lS's. Jy uis liry. h. 8, R.ssel. Donald H. shaw to
LutAe i.,bprts Perry.
WILLIAM. GLNDNIN.-At tie Parish Church En-.
nela AiH c' .A, Z. rand o. . on in-ta by tle
Lib, Of Luu.Ou. England - annie n. GladWlu,
Gaggatcg Vt = NJ. GltIA ~ ksq. Of BfooAYn, L. |.
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"Mu.Io hat on =. soIrIt eeoller lies

sings Tommy SON Bul &c hes more gently on the
spirit than tn iathrr Of H T. B,bDltts Toilet soap ~
the skin II delicate and tender. Hence tho
expressive tte. mi, toilet soap combines every rtqui
ra purity, cleansing power, AMI fragrance III an I'M
L quA.lca utsrve. -I4p.
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NOTICE..
Dcpositors hereby notified thar semi annual in
terrst the rate ~ SIX PER CENT per annum all
n ms OF VI and upward, tnat eha have been deposited
three months on the lat day OF January, will %
PAD TO d"postOrs on and ter MONDAY. n. 10 1877.
Interest MOI called for will he passed the credit OF
dcposorsas principal. aud draw Int rest from Jan 1.
Deposits mau" on tr before the 10th diy Of January
VIII draw Interest from jan. 1.
The mans j. daily for business Sunday and holt
days excepted from 10 O'cOck A. v. until O'cOcS Il.
~ aud NJ u on Monday AID saiurday afternoons. from
A 10 O'Clock.
GEORGE REGARD, President.
Nhrn,SrEt RRtcas. lviro Pre- .,dents
JONATHAN s.. BURR WV '''iHe"'s'
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g. City OF Houston, flirldge. Galveston Jan. T.
~ " flnJkc. Cuucn. kicAnoni AMI Norfolk.
ca Cro:.. HOdsOa. Messiah DC II. Pller.nO 10, vi
Va Il.
rark Commodore Dupon' Nichols, RIO Jsneiro.
BARK NOrncn. plssl. London.
rk Csidbvck. Ha is1a. lqmQic Sept 81.
Bars NiDilia. kenncY. 81. nOlis.
Hirs America, ku,sr. H,Wnlrg.
Birk 70 kYan.. n 4uyc. Barrow.
Rrig wan, IAlull. Geo rfptOvu. + T. l.
Brlg Mary NJ. Ninln-, N inul Blhis nov IS.
A.sO the lFsIIl river sni coi-twis y,.4..
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Tho gre test pain raliever In tho worl IL DIR.
Toblass Venetian Llniment. Sold by the druggists
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ban sers OF Jerusalem for $JbUJJ to build him a
church { ure zen MS sern Mount Onvet.
Let rs join Sinkev iOomDs, Ben Hill, and
Lamar, In singing with DE-. Watts.
In vain The reNcl sons " he'll
Siil| ncs rcuciltpus nv
Their soul si. vcN VIA cnyous rage,
Aud "a Ic way anu al.
Reror. er-Another STUNT. Mr.. Train, his como
TO grief RMS tine II Is not the Manhattan
Cup, hut the IniOn League.
Mr.. irnin-Nery, THIS Il bad year. Tho
foxes are eating up all the farmers chickens.
breach Of trust Is "A science. he Muslen Is
always s,0slem, tho stole a stole. but is tho
X i'm Always 4 X'aa2 Only q thousand peck
etnoOks were stolen ia CuicIgO by Moodys con-
vetts. Tweed male his plans with Woodward
1T Methodist Lrly.r meeting. Nicoll, barrett,
Ninsiow, swan. all belong to the PUTIN II "
order OF Zion. Fears rolled down his cheeks
when swan uade good bv to his sunday school
cl .ss. Way Is II everybody synpathtzes with
the swtniier, aud nOJody VITA tue swindiedl
X 'pOrier-lday give vouY place Of reside nee
" inquired Tor, Mr. irainy
Nj. lrstn- 10. A | receive no callers. talk
with no Adults. make no speeCnc-, visit NJ thea
tru-. Concer :. Ncedms, or churches. enter no
Motel, restaurants, cOurss. OF public vi Gee,
no fni erviewrrs attend uo dinners, bIl.. or pri-
vtts partios. make no calls. give no Christmas
presents. IN Ike no cnArl table donations, attcud
no weddings OF festivals, snake no hands, belong
to no ciub, -ociety. or pargy, court no Sympathy,
ASK no iavOrs. n Ell no money, desire ~ friend
ship, seeN no Olics, have 10 Wish. aOsscs. no as
piratiOns, thera i, no Necessity Of any one nav
A. ..f.i4
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Gualuss lioh.,i.

Cranps, cote. Dyspepsin. iipuiachc, urnrt-
sur, an btrrh1eA have a. remedy eqGal " farAers
GIAycr lyulc.
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Porprrov's Trn--cs are ~ IN the hes, IN use
AsK our p1ysciAa. f1merJy rri-s Co.,. 40 Broalsty
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TX Nl.,' prlces On furniture and caipe,s.
n,Nr7ftp ~, lji and 10, CnathAm street. Pay
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WHAT 4 PHILOsOPBER SAYS.
Jein snnkev. Toomb-. Bcn hin, and Lama,
in singing with Dr. Watts.

Reporter-Do you really speak so many
different tongues as they credit you with?
MIR. Train--I can order my breakfast and say
good morning In n score OF languages, but I can
hardly make myself understood In my own.
Learning languages is only Gift Of memory. In
each country learned enough to travel with,
aud am satisfied that with two hundred and
atty words you can chat with all mankind in all
their thousand dialects.
would rather have twenty ideas In one Ian
Ruacc than one idea in twenty languages. As a
boy. Elihu Burrett looked forty feet high to mo
With bis Polyglot vocabui ~. Imagine my aston
ishment qrarter of a century ago, after getting
a quaint. crooked country Yankee out of the
hands OF tho Pblistines In Calais. to learn that
bad rescued from the French customs guard the
" Learned blacksmith" and he did not know
French. saw az once the fraud. lie may have
y Dominic Simuson smattering Of ancient
tongues, but he cannot use his own In modern
languages.
Reporter- Moody has got his money and Bos-
ton - building him CORRUGATED iron show
house.
Mr.. Train-And not a dollar for human wretch
ednessl The winter Is fearfnlly cold and the
poor are thiDiy Id. Moody Il warm and fat
The Evangelisis sit round their sea-coal IRE and
sing IA their largest halls. II I'D the Fort" see
what this gospel donstion might do 10 real
charity:
To two tons coa 70 each o. 500 families ..,. % TOO
onc barre u nour to each Of 500 fniics u g.. 800
To three months rent to OF 800 families IL OO
10 900 pilr' OF shoes at I. each..... 40pe
10 900 ovcrcoais AZ $40 Zach 10 900
To 80 0W yard- ctico Tor 5000 dresses ...... 5000
To Ocd clJtna. for 5OJ tanes slO each...... 5.uOO
TOTAL. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .......tJ0 900
Imagine Jesus sending Judas among the jew
ban sers OF Jerusalem for $J1UD to build him a
4 L. b . "A
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AmusenGnia
rI'IE SEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
l03 and lo6 Rowery near Grandst.
NAV Al Il.At llNN~,
Lite VIVA Men Of luTne1 VI 'dcrn imsons
CHARLES YOUNG, THE KING OF NLH IhlLO-
Qil-Is.
Tile Talkng ne a., Performing Sea Lion.
cur rluHs llnnuuDereI.
open from 10 A. NJ. 10 10 +. Do
81 Glvosil- SIDE splitting discourse On
"lllF LIVE AANEIE.n
TUESDAY ENENlNG, 49,
Al 81 pl fkKS HALL,
Nes -ud ST., between htn lnd o. h ava.
Adm sion, SOC. Don't mis- the iun
81" iih mo okpHNNs. ''''''''"'
Every Evening as saturday Matinee ate.
Niles lat ~ ALBERTA a. Louise the uuud glr.
Hiss ALICE HARRISON AS HruTlcttc
Aud splendid cast ~ cnaraciers
- tnirHsc suticss ana trtt nj Of the a 1lhhAA
uGH opera Buule, music DY OIeuDacA ~,
The hAPPf MOKE. a pi,os,ta ,S,y
n gorgeous Japanese Dlurtmic Scene. N"N -"s"9~
MATINEE SATURDAY ARR. seats secured.
EELLY \ LIONS MlNsTRELs. 2iD ST. AND
IN ON -Mqnday' IAN i5 nTst lime OF the NV
POLICE FORCE" Biily Courtrlgnt, THIS ONLY LION
Lew Benedict. Matinee every saturday AT ..
LADIES OWN I;ECruKES. by DR., Langia
Double series, Tuesdays and Fridays, and L. M
IN pariors, Medical Establishment, u East goth IT.
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pnNNsYLvA>l, s,,,.vo,p.

Avn VNffFj -Tt'r sNfII 'RDr-r7
Trans cave New iurS, va Drsbsot-cd aud Cor ands
~. ien,es, a tgl'N'; r,...... .,-
slut.t SNn t,Il o. palace Gals 4tt't 'l' $50 a. A.,
Fgr " lam-port Lrk Haycn, 'rrv, amt Frie at 30
+ " connecting Al CORY for ltu-vlli', fetrolpun
Senirg ana rs %, Is.lons. For Mllamspors and
For Baltimore, Wsngston, aud the south. Limited
Nhr'li gfpu fAirr 2 T.. IIHN I.i. Narf ny,
except snuday, 9iSO A. ~ arrive At wAsnmat ~ AZ
- ! ", h,KY" At a.iO -. NJ, /. D. anu J.. NJ.
Express for Pnilde PIMA l'ao, $50. sio $50 imnen,
lltiI A. NJ, 4, @, o. T. $50, % i. Vi tud T. u.snt.
SUNDAY oi5o T. ". ; q; $50 Aad 2 N. EmiY at
Accommodation Tor lr,lfo1. 2 \. ~ . ana 40 r. ".
lur trains 20 stewards, IIftl.tI litIN4l, PlueH,1u,
1nnton. Perth Nnboy, Bloomington, Relyilcre lld
other points soc Joe. lsrNNdu rs Or ,cfet offices.
Trans arrive; From Ptsuursl, n'2O AMI 10 A. n.
cent monday Fr Ma,n1r.n era n 'lumnre,
$50. lrln ll''1 A. ", 2lO il' $40. t." $40,
iAo and, W. Il NJ sa,N 20, d'-'' os0' nv.
=, Z oct Offices 5me anl 9li Broadway No | Aston
Non-e, aud foot of D'r.f.r-t aui tlHtlNl. sis
Count st., BroIayu, Ili tIf. a.I as Hudson 81 To-
b0lcn, depur, Jrsb I.I i4neiAut NCacL oLlse.
sos SAT-, ~ p.lrr. . ~
ElAAk THlI-ON n. NJ. BOYD. "a,
GourrL NAlifer. g. l.l rlr.sul'er Agent.
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~ Certain Critical Junoturo
Married women suffer severely from nausea.
MIX Of Magnebia always relieves them. ADO.
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Antusenttats
x Nv. THEATRE. - -
LAUGH
for
hVERYBODYl

anon MoNDAY Jan, 1s, The new Comic Sensation By the
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gsttutes.

= Vkults.
DY RFQrEST, the Rev Father Young win give
ID two literary reanln-s Ia the new church building,
West duth H., ts'tWtenN h ald lliu avs.
First ding Monday evening, Jan. rs, ats o'clock.
Sutjert, " Inc Literary Observations of a Diam nd
KIM. second reading. Wednesday evening, jan II,
at o'clocS. Subject >" Ny Lecture ~ the japanese
on lie tIOu IN Am,ilc. ="
1tckcis r cach reading, 25 cents reserved seats 50
cents Proceeds M all Of the church funl.
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Sswmg iIatgmss.

- SPLENUID Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing machines
- hail ctninct, IN good order win an Attachments
tucker, rollers. &c, s2O At 5O7 East dh near
\.
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snstruttlon.

ap-WntrlNG bookkeeping. snihmeuc. sp 'll.
s-'e , lug 81 each. PAlNk's tDLLtGE. 90 BOWtrY I;
W iowa, PSI . b lv, every lny aud Ncnlng.
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100000 span d1nlrs ~iil be- drawn On jan Is, 1877,
with only 25,ON urSets AMI no prkts. Information
furnish 4, prxrs clsAei, order, led highest rates
paid Tor spanl.l bans oils -uNtrnuflts, &c.
rAYLOi. a Co., BAuSor n Wan a.. V. Z.
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TnE DANK FOR q SAYINGS.

NEW YORK Jan 10, 1877.
Tho Board ~ Trustees have this cav declared thu
usual interest under the provisions OF thc laws
the last six months ending he 3fst OF December. as
follows.
the Of Five per per annum on all sums %
Five ID liars and under Five Hundred Dollars and OF
Four mt on all suns amounting to Five Hundred
Dollars and upwar payable on and after the third
Monday, beng the 15th. OF this month.
TINS interest II carried AZ to the credit OF de-
posters principal the LIST inst, where 1t stands
exactly as q deposit.
II viii Dc entered on the pass books at any time when
required and after the 18th mat.
lL-LlIl eanr LnE
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26
Neat Stock in Winter.

1t is very bad practice to allow
mich cows, or neat stock OF any
kind, to fall away in condition by cN-
posure to the late fall and early win
ter. 1t should be the aim and object
of every farmer TO procure the best
kind of stock and to keep them
Away improving in condition. When
the secretion Of milk in dairy cows is
diminished by want of nutritious
TODD or exposure to cold, it is very
difficult to mere ,Se it again even by
liberal feeding ard comfortable
shelter. When animals are exposed
to cold large portion of the food
they cons me goes to sustain the
natural heat of their bodies and only
a small part of it can be spared to-
ward furnishing milk or fat. a large
quantity of food is required to fatten
animals in cold weather, unless the
temperature of the house is nearly
equnl to that of their bodies. Milch
COWS require plenty of food at all
times, as "that which comes ont in
the pail must 90 in at the mouth"
but care should be taken that scour
ing is not produced by giving too
much soft food.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26

Never strike horse for shying or
starting when an unpleasant object
presents itself, nor when their fears
are excited. A soothing word, Il
steady rein, aud a gradual introduce
ton to the object which excites the
animal will soon teach him to con.
fide in his master and he becomes
fearless. We have taken horse at
ten years old, whose nerves were very
eXcitablc, and who had become un,
manageable, and would run away at
the sound or sight of a locomotive or
railroad train, or any object sudden
ly presented in the road, and after !,
few weeks steady handling and kind
ly talking to OH the road and in the
stable, had him stand and view an
approaching railroad train quietly; II
horse which no rein or hit would
hold when once excited became man
ageable with a slack rein and a sooth.
ing word.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26
Export of American Beef and Mutton.

Export of American Beef and Mutton.
Six steamers of the Anchor li,se
have been provided with retrigera
ting apparatus for the ,ranspor, OF
fresh meat across the Atlantic. Cat
tie are brought by rail to the sea-
board and killed the night before they
are shipped. A current of cool air,
driven by steam-power and kept up
all night, sets the beef and extracts
the animal heat. CarcaSses are then
cut in quarters and placed in he re.
trigeraling compartments of the YES
,els. Air circulates between the
meat-rooms aud the ice-rooms by
means of tubes and pumplng-en-
CINE. The temperature is kept down
to 3s deg. A reduction to the freez-
ing point would greatly injure the
flavor of the meat. The transporta
ton of live cattle cannot be main
tanned in competition with the dead
me; trade, which is enlarging rapid
ly. Arrangements have been made
to ship 200 carcasses per week to
Glasgow alone. III cold weather
tho number will probably increase.
This is but Il specimen of what may
be expected of this dead meat trade,
which is yet but in its infancy
Agricultural Export.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26
Shelter for Live Stock.

In the care Of domestic animals
during their winter months their
comfort, from an economical stand
point, is too often overlooked
Warm shelter is exceedingly inipor-
tant. Exposure to low tcmpcra-
ture makes Il demand for a larger
amount of food to keep the animal
warm, than is required where com
Portable shelter is provided; the
draft upon the system to keep up
animal heat is increased greatly
when the animal stands out in the
weather, or, at least, is kept in leaky
sheds, or ls obliged to shiver on the
Ice side of straw stack. Either IN
increased amount Of food must be
given to supply the starchy elements
which under such circumstances are
constantly and rapidly depleted, or
the animal will decline III flesh and
v,gor, requiring thereafter a greater
amount of food to restore 1t to its
former condition, rs well rs u loss OF
time. 1t cannot be denied that this
is Il grlevous fault among farmers
everywhere in this country, especial
ly in the Western aud Southwestern
States. There are exceptions, it is
true, but not one farmer in 4 dozen
supplies as comfortable quarters in
winter for his live stock us might
and ought to be provided. A com
Portable and cheap structure is pos
sible in nearly all eases, and will
more than pay its costs. The fact is
overlooked that by allowing stock
to rctrogradc in condition serious
loss is entailed, and the value of the
animal is deprecated, and that to
whatever degree this depreciation
extends, the loss can only be regain
cd ut cost exceeding the value of
the food which would have kept the
animal in good condition. 1t is an
axiom OF the live stock industry that
stock rearing and feeding can only
prove remunerativc where the ami
mails are kent in state Of progress
sion from birth to maturity. One
ofthc m ,st essential things to secure
this is comfortable shelter. Every
man who breeds and rears domestic
animals for any length Of time will
learn this lesson sooner or later from
his own experience, and the sooner
it is recognized, the better it will be
in all cases. Western RurGf
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26
Brief HINTS

\ neat way to clean black lace is
to wash it in skinned milk not rub,
hing, but simply squeezing it. When
it seems clean take it out and put in
to a little clean milk, and then put it
out directly on sheets of stout paper.
Touch it here and there with the fin.
gers to draw out the sc,llops and
edges, lay sheets of paper over the
lace, and heavy weight over all TIL
dry.
Wall screens for wash stands may
be made of white cnameled cloth
(plain, not marbled); tive-eighths of
yard will make II screen for the
wash-sta.d, and a long, narrow screen
for the wall in the neighborhood of
the slop.jar. The screens should be
cut with rounded corners and scol-
loped on the upper edge and sides,
and the edge pinkcd.
For rheumatism: -Four ounces of
saltpetre on one pint Of .lcohol;
shake well and battle the parts affect
| ed, wettlng flannel with 1t, and lay
it on. 1t does not cure, but takes
away the rcdness, reduces the swell.
ing and relieves the torment and az.
| Ony.
When color on q fabric has been
destroyed by acid, apply ammonia TO
neutralize the acid, after which chic
reform will in almost all eases re-
store the original color.
Sponge Cake.-Five eggs, one
cup of powdered sugar, beaten with
the yolks; then beat the whites of the
eggs to stiff broth, stir in one cuI
Of flour, and bake in quick oven.
For washing windows, looking
gases, etc, little ammonia in tn,
water saves much labor, aside from
giving better polish than anything
else; and for general housekeeping
it removes dirt, smoke and greas,
most etfccluallv.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26

1t is worthy of remark that among
the hundreds of specifics and RENE
dies used and recommended for the
prevention and cure of hog cholera,
salt and wood ashes are in almost
every case leading articles-partly
because swine, up to the very last
stages, eat of the mixture, and partly
because the concurrent testimony OF
ten thousand instances show results
more or less beneficial to have toll
lowed their use
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1877-01-26
Centaur
ntS.
Ike Quickest. Surest and Cheapest
Remedies.

Physicians recommend and Farriers declare that
no such remedies have ever before been in use.
Words are cheap. but the proprietors Of these ar
.icles will present trial bottles 10 medical men
gratis. aud will guarantee more rapid and satisfac-
tory results than has ever before been obtained.
Tho Ccntsur Imminent. White Wrap
per, will cure rheumatism, Neuralgia Lumbago,
Scatca, Caked Breasts. Sore Nipples. Frosted
Feet, ChillblaiIs, Swellngs. and any ordinary
FLESH. BONE or MUSCLE AILAEST.
II will extract the poison of bites and s'ings
and heal burns and scads without a scar Lock
jaw, Palsy, Weak Back, Caked Breasts, Earachc
Toothache Itch and Cuapeous Eruptions readily
yield to its treatment
Henry Black of Ada Hardin Co. Ohio, says
My wife has had rheumatism for i've years 1T
rest. no seep--coud scarcely walk across the floor
She is now completely cured by the use OF Cen
taur Liniment We all feel thankful to YOU and
recommend your wonderful medicine to all oul
friends.
James Hurd OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio. says: The
C,ntaur Linment cured my neuralgia
Alfred Tush. OF Newark, writes: Send mt
one dozen bottles by express. The Imminent has
saved my leg. want to distribute It. Sc
The sale of the Lnimcnt is increasing rapidly
The CcE.aur Lin;mcns. Yellow Wrapper.
is for the touch skin. flesh and muscles OF
HORSES. MULES AND ANIMALS.
We have never yet seen case of SPAWN Swee-
ny, Ring bone. Wind GALL Scratches or Poll Evil,
which this Liniment would not speedily benefit.
and We never saw but few cases which il wonid
not cure. 1t will cure when anything can Il is
folly to spend $50 for Farritr. when dollars
worth OF Cen.aur Liniment will do bctter. The
following is a sample Of the testimony produced
" JEFFERSON. Mo. Nov. 10. 1873.
some time ago was shipping Eurscs 10 -.
Louis. | got one badly crippled in the car With
great d, aiculty got him to the stable on Fourth
avenue. The stable keeper gave me bottle Of
your Centaur Linimcnt which used with such
success thai in two days the horse WAS active and
nearly we'll | have been i veterinary surgeon Tor
thirty years. but your Linimrrt heads anything /
ever used.
"A. J. M'CARTY. Veterinary Surgeon.
For postage stamp we will mail Centaur Al
manack. containing hundreds Of certificate. from
every State in the Union These Liniments are
now sold by all dealers in the country.
Laboratory of J. b. REESE 4 CO.,
i6 DEY ST. NEW YORK