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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

Episcopal Church 1eotival-lGr0
Jarl0y's Wax WORKS.

Last evening The ladies Of the EPiaeopa
Church gave . strawberry festival d
Smiths Hall, which vas unusually vel
attended and, in addition, or rather - -
introduction and to give variety. the poru
lar parlor entertainment known as Mr.
Jarleys Wax Works" vas presented. ID
this entertainment living Pensons were n
tired in appropriate costumes, placed in
position and made to represent wax figures
while Mn. farley, buxom md laxative
old lady Of 6fty-the proprietse~-de.
scribed each figure in its turn. This por-
tion 81 the entertainment was gotten up
very hastily, il is understood, and without
r~henal-; but Was fairly presented. Some
Of the most beautiful young women in th,s
portion 81 the State. arrayed in m.eni6-
cens costumes and in the very bloom Of
y"u,hinl beauty, stood for some Of the
figures.
The figures represented in the Chamber
Of Beauty were a follows:
Cleopatra-Miss Amelia Lyon.
The Sleeping Beauty-Mi@ Virxie Teas
dale, with Calvin Hsricastle a Prince.
Priscilla and John Al.ien-Mis Lou
Rsrnes and Mr.. r. Dunn.
Rebecca and Rowena - Miss Gubbie
Realty, Of Boonviile. and Miss Josie
Nome.
The Gracchi-Mis~ Lou James, O-car
Grown and Fred. Morrill,.
The statutes in the Chamber Of History
aud Romance were a follows:
Violsnte-Miss Nellie johnson.
The Italian Prima Donna-Miss Ella
Lamy.
Christopher Columbus Russell Iemist.
Alfred the Grest-Harry Stryker.
Imosene and Alon.o the Brave-Mi-s
Alice Ritter and Calvin Harlcastle.
OpheliA-Miss Cammie Thompson.
Titsnia Fairy Queen - Miss Hattie
Jackson.
Juliet-Miss Laura Mitchell.
Little Nell-Mn- J. Minnie Schiiling.
A fine necklace vas voted 10 the most
popular child under FIVE years Of age, and
resulted n follows:
Gestie jackson ...... .lU9
knse Houston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS
heStha (iault zee. ..........-....-......... 53
Katie Brundagc ...... ........................ )
Gertie Jackson, having received the
highest number of votes, Was awarded the
priys
Taken all together, the affair was COM
plete success. and everybody went to their
homes very veil pleased with the evening,
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The Russians in Q Tight Place
Turkish Esprit dc Corp0-War-
lfke Feeling in 0ervia.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

What Was Pound in O Priva10 Ci0-
tsGn-A Nan Who Y0lt Hair On
HiD Tongue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
Nan Hira CnnnnnnY.

There viii b meeting a Saturday
evening next, It Tie EasG ssdalia saGiss
house, for TIE purpose Of osganising . ~
Gre company, 70 Do duty in that part a
The city.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

J. Wet Goodwin i sill blowing hia
BA1oo It 6edalia, and il i one Of The best
Weekly paPeo On our exchange list
Obasi1e Dmoouf.
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oILM0RR THR FRAUD.
He Puts in an Appearance II
Nevada City, and . Warrant II
Sent for His Arrest.

IL was reported here two days ago that
Gilmore, whose eccentric peculiarities have
been the occasion Of more than one article
in . newspaper, and Who is wanted here for
obtaining money under fal-e pretence-, had
put in an aPIscra"ce at Nevada City. A
soon as il could be clearly ascertained that
he was certainly there, a warrant for his
arrest vas sent out at the instance Of Mrs.
Irwin and an officer cent to Nevada
To SERVE IT.
Whether or not he has been successful in
getting his man is not vet known. II is To
be hoped, however, that he has. The Ex-
Turkish minister and diplomatic pleni-
potentiary i badly wantei in Sedalia.
One here, it may he fairly conceded that
he will 90 upon
NO MORE EORElGN MISSIONS
for several months tn come. And it il
really too bad for Gilmore has such an
infiniiy If cheek and bouniless andacity
that he ought to he preserved - natural
curiosity.
Fatal Casualty.
The Bates County Record publishes the
subjoined account oi fatal accident which
recently occurred near Papinville:
About ten days ago, two boys, Charley
Whiitenbach and James Lambton, went
squirrel hunting in the timber above Pa
pinville. Each had gun and when about
two miles from town, whittenbach got tired
and concluded to return home. One Of the
boys I've did not learn vhich) wanted to
exchange guns and the other obj,cted. 4
scufiie ensued and Whitienbsch's gun went
of BY the hammers catching in his coat,
INJECTING = mortal wound on Lambson.
He told whittenbach that he Was killed
and requested him to 60 for . wagon and
take him home. Whittenbach ran to town
o. quickly - he could but when party re-
turned, be wss dead, being already stiG.
The charge took effect little 70 one side
and just above the groin.
As Lambson Is DEED. the account Of the
whole affair n - given By whittenbach.
bat 20 far - be know, there il no reason to
doubt his ssasementa. 1t Is = sad affair
and Il an additional proof Of the folly oil
being careless with firearms.
A Bad Case.
About I O'Clock this evening . man
walked along Third street and took seal
in the doorway Of Capt. Colds lumbes
yard Office, and said he vas "bad sick"
The man said his name vas W. s. Sher-
man, and that his home Va At Evansville
Ind. He left home about two moaths ago
and since that tine had been shelliag corr
for Joplin, in the northern part Of Petit.
county.
An undertaken happened along and sskei
him what sort Of . coffin be desired vhes
his breath vent out Of him.
The sick man promptly aasvesed-"Sec
ood hand"
The byssanden laughed, WHEN the sici
man got up and Staggered "a tovar,
FouEth sesees, natsssing euEses.
| Nf. Shesnaa W. dsuak.
Il 0:> - 0>s->l>, a zen ~
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05
A LOVES DEVICE

The Girl With Q Hole in Her
Stocking "A Disappointed Ad.
mirer Of . Pretty Ankle-What
sYoung Nan Saw.
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of the 2Sd of May, there was q large gray
wolf killed BY Messrs. Swift and Blocket,
two and half miles north Of Centertown.
After considerable hard fighting they over
came the beast. The farmers of that neigh.
borhood have, for some time. been missing
sheep, and can now account for their losses
No doubt there is den Of whelps near BY.
A citizen of Wright county last week
deposited with the county clerk 81 raj
scalps, on which he received a certificate
emitting him 70 Sass, or Eve cents PEI
scalp. The rats were all caught and scalped
in about three houm BY his Eve boys, with,
out any canine or feline assistance, and il
was not considered much Of day sor rata
either.
The Rails County Reoord says: A weei
ago the farmen we're in despair; rain
March-cold weather, and the ground water.
soaked. Now We hsve . week Of 6n>
weather, and IN immense lot u corn plant
ing has been done, while many have I'm
iahed. Of the corn planted in April, ,
great deal Iotted in the ground, and ha
had to be replanted.
| -Dispatches from Kansas City state th.
the Misonn River % on . stand 1t tina
point With eiGhteea feet, four inches Q
water. 1t % rising 1t St Joe, Sioux City
and Other place.. The Ksv River l. Yer,
high; higher than has been known ios
aunber Of yean. and d destroying valua
be property in it, oourse toward the Ri
Muddy. At Lawrence. Kan, ths dan
wagon hsidge sd Delavase Mill hav
been swept away, md The A., I. 4 g. I
IRoad i badly damaged.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-05

II u rumored from Vienna that Sultan
Abdul Hamad viii shortly abdic.te. There
are renewed fean at Constant,nople Of in
tesnal troubIes. The ministerial crisis con-
tinues.
RUsslAlD 10 Cn0s The DANUBE JUNE TN.
A BschaEest dispatch states that it Is ex.
pected that the Russians will croe the
Danube June 10.
TIE SITUATION n ASIA MINOR
A Telegram from THIS says the Turks
hold lie roads through Caucasus from The
Black 6ea % H6is.
TRe sULfAMss ADvHERA.
Ths eultan has been advised BY some d
~ diplomatic corps to change his Minis.
ten.
H0CEkAxD0U6 NCfE8.
EessiQ sabasadon have informally
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
a=s5 HALLbs
Jss, w 8 y w, srsEr,sls slslllA
N ss'ss = = IN NJ " S NJ H4iR
81 - REVIEWER.

Every year increases the popu-
Iarity of this valuable Hair Prep
aration, which is due TO merit
alone. We can assure cur old
patrons that 1t is kept fnllysup to
It's high standard; and tits the on
ly reliable and perfected prepara-
don for restoring GRAY OR FADED
HAZE to its youthful color, making
it soft, lustrous, and silken, Tho
scalp, by It's use, becomes white and
clean. It removes all eruptions and
dandruE and, by its tonic proper
ties, prevents the hair from falling
out, ss it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. by its use, the
hair grows thicker and stronger.
In badness, il restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
win create o new growth, except in
extreme old age. II is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever
used, as it requires fewer applica-
tons, and gives the hair splendid,
glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
MD, State Assayer of Massachu-
setts, says, "The constituents arc
pure, and carefully selected for ex-
cellent quality, and / consider il
tho BEST PREPARATION for its
intended purposes"
sesd by az Draggtsss and Dealers IN lodicinss.
Price One Dollar.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
REMEDY FOR INSECT BITES.

When mosquito. flea. gnut. or other
noxluus insect, Iunctures the human skin,
it deposits or injects an atom Of an acidul-
GUS fluid of y poisonous nature. The re-
suits are irritation. sensation Of ticklin:
itching. or of pain. The tickling Of Aies
we are comparatively indifferent about but
the itch produced by flea, or gnat. ur
other noisome insect. distulbs our sereni-
~. and, Ike the pain Of wasp or bee
sting, .xc;tes us 10 a remedy. The best
remedies for the sting Of insects are those
which will Instantly neutralize this acidul.
ous poison deposited in the skin. These
are either ammonia or borax. The aka.
line re-action Of borax is scarcely yet
sufficiently appreciated. However. time
will come when its good qualities will be
known. and more universally valued than
Ammonia. or, as il is commonly termed,
. hartshorne. The solution Of borsr
for insect bites is thus made: Dissolve
one ounce Of borax in one pint Of water
that has been boiled and allowed to cool.
Inst al Of plain water. distilled zoe va
ter. rlier. or orange flower water is more
pleasant The bites are to he dabLed
w:,h the solution 50 long as there is any
irri,ation For bees or wasps' stings. the
borar solution may be made Of twice the
Tie above strength. In every farmhouse
this solution should be kept as house
hold remedy.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
PRUNING GR.aPE VINES.

Mr.. Whittlcsey readn paper on this
subject, before tho Michigan punolugical
Society, which he defended the long arm
system u praning, because il fully eqdaliz-
ed the flow Of sap in came and Iruit. lie
illustrated as follows:
La 1868 he planted ono hundred and
twenty Concord vines, six feet apart in Q
tvw. They had good care aud attention,
hut bore lltlle irutt. The spring Of the
seventh year from planting, he renewed
six feet Instead Of three. The is,lt was
4 hue crop Of fruit. IL fsrther test tile
matter, IN tatawba vineyard Of 1000
vines, eight feet apart IN The rows. every
ether ylue was removed, and ho arms If
ulaers extended "a eight feet lns,ead af'
faar. This largely increased the quaint y
VI grapes. lie stated that he had Con.
cord wives covering "a, 30, So, 40 and s
ieet Of lrellis, that carry every year more
grapes. W actual test in baskets than any
adjoining vines planted twelve feet apart,
and covering the same nuinie ef Of feet Of
irellis. Vines with long arms require les.
summer pruning than vines with short art
because their growth is more moderate.
Long arms can be laid down for winter
protection without difficulty bus short oues
cannot. He intend. to 20 on experiment
ing until he could show vines covering one
hundred feet of trellis with arms fifty feet.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
HEALTHY, SOlID FlESn =
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.
1877

lcII. NEW 1Ohhs 1877.
The different editions OF THE sun dur
ing the next year will be the same as dur
ing the year that has just passed. The
daily edition will or week days be sheet
of9our pages, and on Sundays sheet Of
eight pages, or % broad columns: while
the weekly edition will be sheet of eight
pages Of the same dimensions and cliarac-
ter that are already familiar ioour friends.
TITE Sun will continue to be the stren-
unus adyocatcof reform and dretrcnchment,
and of the substitution os craftsmanship.
wisdom, ndintegriiy for hollow pretence
iinbecility, and fraud IN the administra-
ton Of public aiiairs. Ii will contend FOR
the governmcntof tie people by the peo-
pie and fpr the people, ~ apposed 10
government IN fraudsin tile bEllot-box
aid In the counting of votes, enforced by
military violence. IL will endeavor TO
supply its readers-a body now not FAR
from million Of souls-wish the most
careful, complete, and Trustworthy
accounts of current events, and will
employ for this pirposca numerous and
carefully aelectedstaIFofrc0rters and cor-
respondents. Its reports rom Washing
ton, especially, will ba foil, accurate, and
fearless; aud Il will doubtless continue 10
deserve and enjoy tile hatred of those who
thrive ~ plnndering tile Treasury or by
usurping what the law does not give them
while u will endeayor to merit the con-
fidencc 81 tile public by defending the
rights Of the people against the encroach.
menis Of unjustifed power
The price Of the daily Sun will be IS q
noiItl or $3.50 year. post paid, or with
tue Sunday edition $40 q year. The
SUNDAY edition alone. eight pages, sl.2O
a year, I.est paid. The WEEKLY SUN,
eight pages. of56 broad columns, will be
furnished during 1877 ii the rate Of 81 .
year. post paid.
Tie benefit of this large reduction from
the previous nate for THB WEEKLY can
be enjoyed BY individual Subscribers with
nut the necessity OF making up clubs. AT
the same time, ifany of our friends choose
to aid IN extending our circulation, We
shall be grateful 70 them, and every such
person sending as ten or more subscribers
from ole place will nc entitled 10 one copy
Of the paper for himself without charge.
AT one dollar year, postage paid, the ex.
rsnses cfpaper aud pointing are barely
repaid; and, considering the sIze Of the
sheet and the quality OF ib contents, we
are confident tie people will consider THE
WEEKLY SUE the cheapest newspaper
published in the world. aud we trust also
one Of tlie very best.
Address. THE SUN.
NEW York CITY. \ n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
GOOD 'PLowIsG..

d. b. aH
Plewing i an art. A really good plow-
man Is rarity ss much as really good
landscape painter. and yet plowing is one
Of the main items Of valuable labor upon !
farm. | have seen one man, when pIow-
ing. lean forward with hands upon pillow
handles. and laboring at one time 70 keep
The plos from going TOO shallow. aud st
another 70 keep il from going too deep !;
making forrowof irregular depth aud
width here balk. and there ridge. Ihaye
seen another man take the same team, ar
range the gearing. sBd plos with one hand
on the plos handles. turning furroW clean
Of even width and depth. Unfortunately
TOO lev ?lowmen Bnderfsnd The principles
II draught and hence many good plow Is
condemned - bad. itisthis want Of know
ledge how 70 use plOw keep back progress
and reduces the value d crops on many
farm. ! tpeak knowingly, having bad
practice. more or less. between plow.
handles for over fifty years, commencing
when eleven yssrs Of age. | studied the
art Of plosing practically. aud being en-.
gagged 10 supplying farmers with plows .
part Of the time mentioned. there was
necessity Of fnowlsdge Of the form Of the
plos and The principles Of draught. 10
exhibiting and competing at State and
County fairs. u became necessary for me
70 know how 70 81 any plos for this work,
and more necessary 70 fpd plosmsB who
understood the whole matter. Il took
weeks 10 hnd such plowms1; bat I did
Ind him. and every time be vas put in
competition be won. Northern Ezchasge.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25

THE CRUCIAL TEST OF the value Of me.
dicine j. time. Does experience confirm tie
csiins put forth In it, favor az the outsetl Il tie
grand question. Apply this criterion, 20 sim
PIE. yet - searching, II
VARIANTS EFFERyEsCEST sELTZER
APERlENT,
How has e won. What has been n. hlssorvy
How docs Il stand today
1arruifs Seller ApeTiem
y household nalne throughout the tIniiea
states. IL is administered as specific. and wItk
success, ~ dyspepsia. sick headache, neryons
debility, liver complaints, billions remittents
bowel complaints (especislly constipation, rheu.
atsnl. gout. gravel, rausea. the complaints ne.
cuiar 70 the maternal sex. and slt tyaes of IN.
nammatlon. 50 mild l. Il IN its operation that Il
can re given with perfect safety 70 the lceblest
child; aud % agreeable Il 10 the taste. ~ ~.
lfeshifig 70 the paate. that children ever fetlss
70 lake u. For saie by eli druggists.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25

DR.. Tut has been en-.
gagged in the prac'ice OF
medicinethirty years, and
for along time wasdcmon
strator Of anatomy in the
Medical College OF Geor-
gia. hence persons using
his Pills havethe guaran-
tee thai they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
quackery.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them the
heretofore nntagonistic
qualities Of a sfysH9fLss-
rug, pAygsfipe, an3a pay-
ifgsMS foKic.
Their first apparent es-
feet is 10 increase the ap-
petite by causing the iood
10 property assimilate.
Thus the system i nour.
ished, ard BY their tont
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
The rapiaiiy with which
Psrsoas fsss os Gfsk,
while gnder the infiucDce
OF these pills, Of itself in
dicaies their adnptabiiity
% nourish the body, and
hence their efficacy Ia cur
irg nervous debility. mei-
ancholy dyspepsis, wass-
ing of the muscles, slaa-
gishness Of tho liver,
chronic constipation, and
myth TO the system. Sold
iuiray Street. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
. HOUSEHOLD RECIPES.
cGgAM on r4nYER cAKE.

To one pound and half Of flour. take
rwd ounces Of buner. rub il well into the
aapr. Add one teaspoon Of soda. one tea
spoon Of cream Of tastar, one quart sweet
milk. and sugar Bake in quick oven.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
BLIsrERRD FEET.

Rub the feet on going to 6ed with spirits
mixed with tallow. dropped from lighted
candle into the palm the bard. II you
have water hlisters let out the fluid with
needle, and battle the feet immediately
iu warm water.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25

Nitrateof silver lunar cAustic) cures
these troublesome excrescencss 10 an sx-
tren,ely simhls and harmless manner. Dip
the end ofths cuastic in little water and
rub il over the. warts. They will dis
appear after few applications. Be care.
and not touch the skin.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
WhiskerI we have prepared this
dye. in one preparation, which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. Il is easily applied,
and produces q color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured BY q. p. HALL Y CO.,
NASHUA. NH.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
QUICK CAKE.

Sift three cups Of -four. and add two
seaspoons baking powder. pinch Of salt.
one cup sugar. three eggs VII beaten. half
n cup Of butter. aud sweet milk enough to
make moderately s:itf batter. Bake
twenty minutes IN good oven.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

CILNORE x CO.. Successors 10 Chipman.
VI iiusnur Co., solicitors. Patent. IToeur-
ell In all countries. No FEES In Aslsanes. No
charge unless the patent Is granted. No ices for
making preliminary examinations. No addition
a fees for obtaining and conluctings rehgaring.
by recent drelslon offhe Commissioner Ar re.
lected applications may he revived. Special at
tentlon given 20 Interference Cases baiore the
Patent Office, Extensions before Congress. In
fringemsnt Suits In different states and all lIii-
cation Appearing tD Inventions OF Patents, send
stamp to Gilmore Co., lor pamphlet Of 60 pages
Lttnd Cases, Land Rd,Taats. and Scrip.
Contested Lapd Cases prosecuted bofore the
Us. General Land Onles and Department ofths
Interior. Private Land Claims. Mining and Pre-.
Emptlon Claims and Homestead cases sttendsd
TO. iand Scrip is isassiynable. aud can be located
IN the name Of The purchaser upon any Govern
ment land subject 10 private entry. Af IL per
aere. 10 ~ of equal value with Bounty land
pamphlet ofInstructIon.
Arrears " Pay and Bounty.
On,ters, Soldiers aud sailors oftbe late war or
their heirs. are In many cas,s entitled 70 money
from the Government Of which they have no
knowledge. Write fun history Of service, and
state amount of pay aud bounty received. I'm
close stamp 10 Gilmore 4 co., and full rep,y,
after examinaiiosi viii he given you free.
PENSIONS.
Al Offers, Soldiers and Sailors wounded. rup-
tured, Or injured IN the late war, however slight.
II, cul obtains pension by addressing Gilmore
4 10.
Cases prosecuted BY GILMORE 4 co. before
the supreme Court of the United states, Cour. Of
Claims. and the Southern Claims Commission.
Each department Of our business 4 conducted
IN separate bureau, under charge OF the Sane
experienced parties employed by the old firm.
Prompt attention 70 all bllSiness entrusted 10
FILLMORE 4 20. i thus secured. We desire 70
WIN success by doseryingit Il.
Address GILMORE 4 co.
629 Est. Washington. d. q.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
WICK s

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS
Are the best the world produces. They are PLAN
ted by million i.eor.e in America, and the re-
suit Is, beautiful Flow1rs and spleadid ycgeta-
bles. a Iriced Catalogue sent free 10 all who
enclose the postage--a cent stamp,
ssss...s
ICK'
FLOWER q YEGETABiE EG1RDEN
l. the most beautiful work of the tInd IN the
world. lt contains nearly $50 pages, hundreds
OF illustrations. x -Four throne Plates ~ flow.
erS. beautifully drawn and eolorrd from Hs.~re.
Price IS IN PAPER; 6jc. bound in elegant CT. b.
YTCK'S FLORAL GUIDE
This Is beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely y.
lnstrAtcd, and containing an elevant colored
frontispieee with the hrst number Prize only
- ccats for The year. The hrstnunbcr for.IsiT
Just issued. Address -
JAMES vICK.
noy2 Rochester, N. Y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
TO WASH FLANNEL.

Never rub soap upon il. Make a suds
BY dissolving The soap in warm water.
kiDse in warm water; very cold or bot
water viii shrink flannel. Shake it out
several minutes before hanging 10 dry.
Blankets can be washed III the same way
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
TO CLEAR MUDDY WATER .

A little dissolved alum is very effective
In clearing muddy water. IL thrown into
. tub Of soapsuds. the soap curdles. and se-
compsnied by the mud particles, sinks to
the bottom. leaving the water above clear
anc pure. In times Of scarcity Of water
this may be used again for washing clothes
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
Grace's Celebrated Salye.

ia vsgetabe .prspsratIor for the cure n III
T prsnsss sassops ss.rf d:sf; e SHd sG ssrrg,Ians
Price W mali % cents. $500 ---'''
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
TO PREVENT IRON PROM RUsr.N,

Kerosene applied with cloth to stoves
will keep them from rusting during the
summer. Ii is also. aD excellent material
TO supply to all iron utensils used about
farm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25

Does mediosi history record any instance
Of sonsn dying with The lOekjasi
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25

&IE aweek IN yolr own town. Terms and
pUU ~ outfit tfee. II HALLETir 4 90.
Portland Maine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25
CORN MEAL PUDDING.

Into one quart Of boiling milk stir one
quart Of sif.ed fine meal then add one
quart Of cold milk. two we'll beaten eggs,
oDe-haif emp 81 sugar. one cup -four, and
little salt and spice. Stir it we'll and pour
it into buttered dish. Bake two hours,
and serve with butter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1877-07-25

Og EXTRA PINE MIXED CARDS. wIth
[U name 10 cents. postpaid. l. JONES 4 20
Nassau. ". Y.