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YBAsr That WILL START ITSELF
Take one gallon soft wafer, two ounces or
tao handfuls good hops, boil together for
one-half hour, strain, let the liquid cool
to new milk warmth, then add one heap
ing tablespoonful Of salt, one tea-cup Of
white sugar, enc pound Of -four Or one
saucerful of -four, beat up together we'll,
set near the fire, lot set for three days,
stirring frequently, the third day boil
three pounds Of potatoes and put in, let
stand until the next day, when it is ready
for use, always stir up thoroughly before
using; one cup this yeast will make
four common sized ioaves, use as other
yeast. will give my way Of making
bread. Ialwsys set it over night so Is
to have my baking done in the morning.
Tho Bread.-Pare and boil six CON-
mon sized potatoes until we'll done, pour
off the water, salt and mash fine, pour on
about two quarts of water, have it about
milk warm, strain it through colander,
add one cup Of yeast and -four enough to
make batter, stir it up thoroughly, set
it where it won't freeze, cover it with a
cloth. Next morning knead it up stiff,
work it for ono hour--the longer you
,kqead it the better the bread, let it rise
again and knead it into loaves; it need
bo kneaded but very little this time; let
rise, and bake. If you do not have good
bread it is not your fault.-Ars. h.
Broom, 1ontogony, O.
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@as~E@ "A G~3 AS~aE r. ~~~~y eRa
s-~@ ~@4 saaa~s - 49, aesszs $780, :.
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HERMAN has tue finest stock OF hats OF any store
on this coast. Hermann has all the latest STYLES
Hermann sells at the lowest possible pricea Herr.
mann never misreprcsents. II you want new hat
Call on him. at %G2 Kearny, or at he branch, 80
Market street, San Francisco
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the victims had ripgs and bracelets En-
eircling their skeleton fingers and wrists,
and gold arnsmen,s on their necks. over
900 human skeletons have already been
exhumed, but fortunately most of the in
habitants managed to escape, having
needed the warnings of the burning
mountain. Only the bones remain of the |
victims, the flesh having mostly persisted;
but now and then little tuft OF mould
cred hair has been found clingiug to the
skull. The positions Of the bones in |
every possible form of contortion all in
dictate violent death, one of agony and
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fog tie beet Photographs and tie lowest prices -
TO the old and reliable establishment Of WA. sHEw
No. III Kearny street. san Francisco established In
1851. and formerly located on Montgomery street
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The above eoavsys sons tdsa Of our agenss' Frans
Ostt hisesef eoetaining Of -
Of various ktsds 81 noaldn0S reostpt Of e1eo
sessei price. which , rsf1nded the nst order or
this busnsss for agents than eay other. Rad What
nsw agent whites In regard % y:
IHnd he oddsss yems bss!.s.s good s.essA % fahs
~ssks dime and se.d Asrs~iK an ordsr amsssfiss 70
.ssviy Aas lI,v isss .sdss 10Y ga. :Asn order
sess for vos u any aes.ts IN Ms leid"
This e The wse Y % esnd q once fer I'll.
particulars Of agsnts' prohts retail price, eylss and
kinda also shov1ng how 70 conduct the business sac
express oharges win ssnd u frscof charge b. Freight
together with 10 Of Slx1O chromos In ces
for elAo This the cheapest way TO got the Out6t
virtually FREE - the framed chromos meet ready sale
oVER LAND And SEA CO.. 100 Fifth s.s. Chicago.
H"lA"Dl"
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TExrH sAVEn-fIianx Teefs . specaAy. Sets o.
Teeth from ti0 upward. Teeth extracted ~lthOu,
pain DR. MOaFfEw. lae satter street ST
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ALL F1a<sEr&pA- n.ae 81 te- Ne. ORD t.a,l--l
S0 II TairSs .. are gEar&his~i O. 10 nrs; clA..
? ires - sat TIE i4aa-s. J. a. PErEEs Prupri~sor
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a saAEFFEE 4 COS GKEEN sEAL
CiSAEs sr~ n@er trsz EH~.s HssaE. Te-
s4ae@. - .~r-4zsenso street. s4A Fr.nr.sus
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OoHnA, OH GuMBo SouP.-Two quarts
Of ochras, sliced thin, ono quart Of to-
mat0es, also sliced; four tablespoonfuls
of butter, two pounds of beef, cut in
small pieces, one-half pound of picked
ham or pork, also cut up. Put meat and
ochras together in pot with quart of
cold water-just enough to cover them
and stew one hour. Then add tomatoes
and two quarts of boiling water, or more
If required. Boil three.quarters of an
hour longer and skim often with silver
spoon. When all has boiled to pieces
put in the butter, with pepper and salt,
if the ham or pork does not season it
sufficiently. Strain and send to the ia
ble withequares of crisp toast floating
upon it,
GREEN PEA SouP.-Four pounds of
beef, cut.in small pieces, one.half peck
Of green peas, one gallon of water. Boil
the empty pods of tho peas in the water
one, hour before putting in the beef.
Strain them out, add the beef and boil
slowly IN, hour and half longer. Half
an hour before serving add the shelled
peas, and twenty minutes later half u
cup Vt rice -four, with salt and pepper.
A little chopped parsley is an improve
ment. After adding the rice hour stir
frequently, to prevent scorching. Strain
into . hot tureen.
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To KILL FLIKs.-A few chips Of quas.
sia wood, soaked in . little swestcDed
water, will kill them.
To CLEAN CARPETs.-A solution of
AMMONIA and water, luke warm, will, II
veil rubbed In carpets, take out oil stains
take GO part ammonia. three water.
SNORING. snoss because they
lie uith their heads thr0gs 5ack, md
thsss - consequently dropping a TIE
under jsg. To break the habit, sleep
wish ske Dossh closed and the CHA iss-
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MUSICAL PITCH.
HOW AND WHY 1T HAS BEEN RAISED AND
THE RESULTING REJECTS.
London Society.

London Society.
1t ia we'll known to musicians that donng
the last century there has been gradual
riso in the pitch of musical notes; that is,
the note which formerly used to be regard
ed. ssy as A. has gradually become consld- .
cred fiatter and fiatter, 30 that the SOUND
produced by given key on q modern In
strument is seneib'y sharper and more
acute than that given by the corresponding
kew on an older instrument. 10 80 great
an extent has this variation now arrived
that the highest concert pitches OF the pres
eut day are at least tone above those In
nae in 1850 that is, the note which now
vould be re parded ss B Fat, or even almost
A natural, was considered to be Z Datural
or close 10 il In the first half OF last century,
while even during the Last fifty years there
has Been q rise of from semitOne to o
eemitone and o half in pitch. One effect OF
this 10 that the music OF the older composers
as now PLAYED prOduces an entirely differ
emit effect from that which it was INTENDED
to do il sounds as though it were tranG-
posed into 8 higher key; while music
originally written for fair average tenoIs
and eopranoa can now be efficiently sung
only by exceptional voices, the hlghest
notes, " hich formerly were fairly In reach
of ordinary cultivated voices, being nov
made SO high through the raising oil tue
pitch as to be expressed only as ecreeches
aud notes unpleasant through thelt 100
e. richnesa and fullness of tone. THIS diff
terence of pitch is acousticaily expressed
by saying that the number of vibrations per
second required to give certain tone is
I now considerably greater than asfoFmeiIy
the case. A number of exact comparative
measurements of pitches in nee az various
! dates and in diffeTe1t places has been re-
Gently made by Dir. Alexander Eiiis, the
materials for the investigation being derived
| from standard organ pIpes, tuuiug-iorks'
etc, carefully preserved By their various
| owners.
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COLLEGE
COLLEGE o,m.
IMMACULATE CONCEPTIONS,
Corpar Of Common and BAIonne Strsets
HKH ORLRAES.

bin Issrary Institution incorporated BY the o.
Yc1iaIeun and empowered 20 confer degree, oon'
Quoted by the Fathers oGJhe Society Of he
49, NrN vail adapted for educational purpoooS- a
eonrtyard entirely OF from the street 10
SSrStiou 20 that the arrival OF the puVs - -
49, an their departure 81 p H. they arc Constantly
Uoc. u6ed and SuPerintendod- , -, r.-.,o-,
The Course Of distraction II thrcefoloI EEeP@@'''
Commercial and ClAsaicAl. ,
The Preparatory Course ts fer BeGinn ,-ko L.
The Com erciAl CourRe s for those students NNo ~
not wish 20 learn Latin and GreGk- ,,-,- 49,. =.
The Clzssics ~ Coarse Ia for thOao WEo desiFS '"
CON plets education. - .
French "a taught IN the thrse courses. 49, 49,, -
st6den ~ sre aot admitted unlesb they Know NV ="
read ard write. 4, 1. the
Tbo n 1-Rl ard religious training OF TIE hs1e"N -
lsai, q . object Of the Instructors. 1870. 49,
FToT, month n report IL scat 20 parents, sSSsAAR ~"
anrt prU-resa rAnk In Glaze Ald Attoh Ase nS.,s.v
me aSaauunicai year brE.Hs On the E-ss A"N-'
Of LCtaDst AID closes tOT- ards the end OF fay
TERMSG
:. .--.. ~. 20
Tatiop psynole IN and - USiieS States "a m
S,rrs..y eyery two w
--ssa7TIy REv. r. GAUTRELET. PreaiesaG
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INSTITUTION
RESTITUTION O, ri,
SYST ERS OF ST. OSEPH.
Corner St. Philip and Calves strsets,
Now Orleans
And Bay ST. Loua, the Sea Hhors.

The government Throughout this estabfshmoas IN
mild and parental. The pupils separated fua
their alton table dormitories -
tho for all. In short, everything tends - nz.
mote Afeotionate union between the sstare ana O.
Young lAdies ntrustsd to their motherly caro-.
The instruction 10 thorough and solid aud In hAr0ny
with ths requirements Of sooiety The ooRpgac
both English aud frenohl al the branches of Know.
Lodge outiva ted present day Each Language Ia
taught by uHtivee of respective countries 90 - In
sure correct pronunciation.
The soAderucal year olosos with . public eKh!bitsa
and distribution OF premiums to which parents In
vited
Education here tho object of end
soliotude. Governing thoso placed oharG0
by alone the Skaters OF st. J0s epde-
70 In culcAts principles OF solid pety require tie
strict observance of polite and AmAble
nstif feelings OF respect and affection pare1ts
Pupiis OF all denominst ton admitted.
NoTA.-Durlng the bathing sesson she Boardan
School moved 10 the Bay 81 Louis, where the ssts
Of 0t. Joseph have q nourlehinR academy.
TERAS-To DO paid In advance. a. follousl
boarding, Per three month"; -SoA -
WAAMnE . -.----.--.--.---.----.- ~ ~
Music Lessons and use OF Instru N -
SLnalng Lessons
drawing Lossons ~
Patel oil painting according the number Of pups.
Ncedle-work In all 10 Varieties golden embrode -.
artificial hOusrs 10 taught TO the boarders without sxeA
charge.
further particulars address, 5uperoress o3 ne
Academy OF the Sisters OF st. Joseph B0x 1911 New On.
''~"'' VI " NUN ''- r fi6aAs LAYTON.
| dss3 TTIy or q. p xLDHR. Agent
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5SSEWEETs
THE FAIrHLEss SHEPHERDS.


he follow ing pow erful poem was anores
.ady Wilde to the landlords OF lrolsnG' "n'
ened on her blood aud gave her nothipS II
I'm:
"Os k06ent ct non ioQuunttw:
GcuLt hdb0nt. 81 non vtGs'H.
D.ad,-deant We are load while ye lives
Yevs name that ye hve-tus are dead.
Neither ccuGsel Lor love did 20 give,
And YOUR lips never uttered o WORD,
And the plf quo ragged on undistuIb;d.
Not a throo of true lif. in your veiUs,
Mt thought in q dull, ooid brains.
or how 70 shou.d pear your part,
when SUI % moned the ssrifo 10 brave,
F,r our Country, with Death and tho Grave.
Va have gold for the folss OF fashion,
And gold for its iinsel glare,
But none for the wild eOb5iug passion
WIung from the III q of despair.
False Shepherds aud tn dss arc !e,
For the n. art In each bosom 10 osld
AS the ice on frozen sea:
And , our trappiDgs OF velvet and gold
Lie heavy and close as u pail,
When the steps of the bearers fall
On Q grave. with measured tread:
For ye seem to live-but are dead.
Ye are de.d'-ye are dead stove by stone
The temple is crumbhug down;
Il will fall with q crash of doom,
Rut 9 Eak on ith vacant stsrs,
Like men lying still in tt tomb
Stand forth face the sun. " ye dare,
With your odd eS 81 INV OF by q tear.
And r ysayNh.ve. . stretched forth a hand
To rA.ss up our desolate landf
4 She diea-but ye flourish and grow
In the midst OF The deadly maze;
A Like the palm epringtnR heaven ward mo,
4 But like weeds in the ehu' obyard led
BY tho yapors Of death below.
ing 1osnn is sG Is aos haze
For decay lies beneath your tread,
And the staff in your hand 1. . rsea'
IN For you seem to ive--but are dead.
4 re arc dead! ye are dead! Fling ire clay
"a On tie noble names-noble no mo'ej
Leave tho sword ia the sheath to sust;
(. Let the banners be trAiled In tho oust'
And the memory PERTH away
OF the deae who arc dead everrnoIe;
BLOT them out from the book writ In gold,
I Noble ! ei her 10 deed nor in soul
Are ye worthy to stand In the roll
OF tne glorided heroes OF oidt
X Has ireland need Of euch kossi
Floating down with siiken sail
Z On the Grim tide OF her life that runs
~ With . mourutull ceaseless wall,
Like rain pou,irg down from the caves
E And ye laugh when the straeGera dsride
81 Her tIials, the .a3dss5 and sOre {.
q And plunge the sword deep in her sides
And NO kindly heart sighs or grieves
For ker branches all bare as . forest.
"A When the autumn wind soAtters the leaves.
Fl Laugh low With your psrfumed breath.
u For tho air rs heavy with death.
~ OF the Future. that stands at your doori
"a For the rosss lie heavy and sweet.
~ And too thick on your marble moor,
Il Ard the dead soul 10 dead TO hts caH.
And your eyes a,e heavy with wine;
a Ye see not the iotters of fame,
Traced by hand divine
Tho writing of God on the vail
s. We are v OF ehed aud found wAntinR! o. shame !!
And ,Ss vide is is oi f1 ssat deer. hs. read
With n shuf der and chilli Of dreadi
For tho Judgment OF God is nigh,
Ard the universe echocs the cry
You've y name that We live.but are dead:
Lady Wide in Bsstors Pilot
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT. JosKPH'S,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

This Ion established Institution fAvorAbly known
tho people of tho south will enter its Forty
seventh Scholastic year on
CTOBER 8, 1877.
Tho Plan Of instruction consiStA Of three principal
Courses tho Preparatory the Classical and the Con
ercial. Tho Preparatory course Aate oNE year, and
olaAe other IN tho Classical or Commercial course
The CLASSICAL Coupe hsts SIX years. and en-
braces all the branches OF thorough Collegiate and
University Education. At tho end Of the sixth year
who give proofs of the regulate in the
Greek and Latin Languages and show eufhcient PFon
ciency in Mental and Natural Philosophy Chemibtry
and the higher branches of Mathematics are entitled
to the degree Of a. Il. bachelor Of Arts)
Tho Degree of Master Of ATts "a M 10 awarded 70
those who second year to tho study OF Phtoso
ply aud Science IN the College or who have passed two
years in the practice Of q learned profession.
The COMMERCIAL Course lastS THkRk years, nno
embraces ell the branches usually taught In Commercial
Colleges The third year of this oourse corrosponda 70
the th sixth years OF the Classical course The
Students attend lectures In Natural Philosophy ane
Chemistry with the members of tho Graduating clASn
The ago admission 10 from nine TO htteen years
apo 10 be admitted aust previously know nov "
read and write.
TxRMs PER sRssIoA OF TEN MONTHS. -.
Entrance Fec, nTst only 10 "
Board Tuition and Washing payable hAlfyearlS, ~ =.
ana In advance - - ~ ~
Medical Eees--- .~---------- ~
Bod and Bedding. ~ "
Circulars can DO obtained by addressing the
| PRESIDENT on sPRIkG HILL CoLL19k,
| THE JESUIT FATHE&.
| Corner Baronnc an Common streets New orteanA
| .a,H Wv J,0GrAVIar AtrrAt. New Orleans.
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EDUCKTIvNKL.
THE LoCQUEC-LERoY
New Orleans Female Collegiate institute
DAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL.
2S0---... Camp Street.. $50
Between CAiliSPe aud Poey lATre.

The aavepth scholastic Jete Of this hret class ana
welikpown Institrio with . complete aud abba oorns
Of y Achsrs will speu MONDAY, 81 NJ Ssstsmbse
ls1T Tho entire coorue OF stady braces branahsn
Of n solid instruction, EnSl,ab and Frsnch
PartiealAr attention 10 paid tho tustruotion e
oh rtAtIan Doctrine, under the direction Of q Priasa
dosiguATed by the aost Rev New OrleAaa
Children prepared for fitss Com VITA chs
most Soaseic utlOua
A KtEDKRaA (f'rcebei svssen) 10 Adtioa %
the OF the Instituto whore children
Of both sexes from to ysara reasived
For catalogue OF tho aud dneoripttve airO-
aes Of the kindcrsaIten, apply 9o OARp street.
the principal bookstore By letter, Box tI3n Rose
OfhUn. 10
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(Sr. NARYS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,
Situated ON the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
Now Orleans.
This ancient and magnificent establishment inooa
poIAted by law Of tho LeEslAsuro, and empowered -
grant diplomas and dogrees, opera the FIRST
TUESDAY of October every year. 1t In under the
specially devoted to education. College Point and Con-
Lar dir convenient and MAR AndnR places
for atoAmb alta going TO and returning fron New
Orleans.
PAYABLE In o. &. currency half yearly In advance,
RoArd tuition, washing aad stationery per term Of
Doc serp fees and medicine, Ia ordinary Of H.
ness flor AiO, per annum.- 10
Washing, per Anuum ;..----..----.-.-...-.-.-- ~
Entrance foe to DO paid only snco.. 10
- Extra Charges
German Spanish .
Use Of Philosophical AppArAtna and Chenioala IL
Vocal Music at Professors obsrRei
Zoe Of instrument and music lessons tBras3 Bano)
School Cooks stamps, and other sohool neoessArtes
prtc q
Bedding, whom provided by the College per Annum e
N.B.-An music lessons to be paid for monthly
| In advance.
His Grace, tho Most Rev Archbishop of New OrlsAl
The Rev. Clergy Of Algiers-
For further details, apply TO the Few. President
'N' MR. p. PoURsINE,
| 4TTly Eo.I<0 GrAvier street.New orleana
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ST JosEPH's ACADEMY
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
Conducted BIZ THE SISTERS OF oHARITF.
NEAR EMMITsBURG. FREDERICK COUNTY
MAhILAsD.
Thia institution ituAted in healthy and
picturesque part OF Frederick county. Maryland half
inile ficIn EInmitshurg and two miles from Mount St
Marys College. It commenced in lst0, and moor.
poraed By ths Legislature OF Maryland In Isle. The
buildp "a venisnt and spacious
TRRkIs
The academic ia divided into two sessions Of Eve
months each.
Beard and Tuition per academic year. Including
Bod and Bedding, Washing, MendinS and
l. II. for eAob ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Us d
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided IN Sessions Of I've
months each hegnning respectively tho nrt Monday
Of Ceptember and the arst OF February.
Letters of inquiry directed 30 the
noiI77ly st Jcsepb's Academy. Emuitsburg. Nd
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. sIMEoN's SCHOOL

The Sistets Of Charity OF st. slmeen's School are
happy itforn their pAtors and friends that after
having made come rersirs and improvements IN thor
hGrdiues tboy arc prepA,ed TO receive q fvw Young
Lady BoArdeIs.
As only n limit d number can be accommodated,
applications should be IL ado early a. poIhLlN.
Tho Boarding Echool opened tho Cd OF January,
ieT5.
For tern pi'cAon should be made at sc Slime ous
School, l;i Anpunciatob sweet. iAl3 "
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This established Institution. fAvorably known
to tho people of tho Souh will enter upon it Forty
seven tn Soholastio year
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TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST, JOHN BAPTIST,
TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
The moat healthy and aShEhtful SituatiOa In The
south, with e1tsnsive sroundS excellent water stS.
Thorough course Of instruction. Terms uodSrAh"-
FOR 70 rthsr particulars apply 70
aaS Il THE AoThEk sUFSAAOA'