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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
ON and after May ~. 1879
Trans leave New York, VIA DesbrOsses and Coranlt
stS Ferries, As follows.
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached y A NJ, o and -
l. NJ daily.
For Nlamsport Lock Haven. Cory ami Erie. at : 30
7 NJ, connecting at Cory Tor ritusyle, Petroleum
Centre, and the OH Regions WilamsporI and Lock
Haven. u A
Baltimore, waNhinston and the south Limited Wash.
tngton Express OF Pullman farlur Cars daily except
sunday, 30 A NJ. arrive MAshins ton 10 T.. VI
Regular 1890 A Nj, l. $50, andO NJ. sunday 80
and . T. VI.
Exprcss for Philadelphia ! ~ 80 20. o o ~ Linn.
itpdl. n A. NJ. |, T. =, u, q ~ ~ ~ ami T. VI
SUNDAY, "a ana A NJ. .. ~. q 80 10 30 and T..
NJ. Elnigrant AMI second class, +. VI.
Boats al Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, afOrdin. speedy aud direct
transfer Tor Brooklyn travel
For trains TO NewArK Elizabeth. Railway Princeton.
Trenton Perth Amhuy. Pennington helvdcrc ami
other points local schedules at all Ticket Onccs
Trains arrive From Pittsburgh 90 20 80 VI, ln2l T.
daily, ~ A NJ $50 l. VI daily, except Monday.
From Washington and Baltimore, q 80 ~ NJ, I ~,
BIS ~ 10 L VI sunday q 50 y ~ VI. From fhlt.
drlpha, 900. u 81. - 700 ~ 81, II 80 A NJ ? 10,
40 3 ih 81 $40 10 10. ~ ~ T. NJ. sunday s. %,
Il 80 q 90 10 30 II 30 4 NJ q ~. IL pol NJ
Ticket Ofiicrs go AMI ga broadway. Aston HOUSE
and foot Desbrossas AMI CortlAndt SITS Court st
and BruoAyn Annex Depot foot ut Fulton ST. brooklyn.
ia. ZIG AMI us Hudson St, lIoboken. Depot Jersey
FRANK THOMSON. l. r. FARMER,
General Manager Genl Passenger Agent
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Nrn GOODS.
Autiiun Aotit,s.

ERE JOHNSON, JR.. AucuOneer
GRAND JUBILEE AUCTION.
313 ELkGANT CONEY ISLAND LOTS
on the premises
OCEAN PARKWAY BETWEEN BRIDGE AND OCEAN.
at o'clock
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE rs. 1871
Property > all the grand hotels Aquarium, Ac.
SEVENTH REGIMENT BAND
BALLOON ASCENSION ny PROF FISHER
Prot HARRISON, WorldrenOwnel improvisation
BANQUET UNDER MAMMOTH TENT
Prof Batuni will stand In hot hre with flames en-
tTely surrounding his body.
Title perfect Terms Taxes nominal
Maps0f JERE JOHNSON, JR, 81 Liberty ~ Y
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Gttursicns.


L AND EVERY DAY INCLUDING SUNDAYS,
UP THE LOVELY HUDSON,
on Jarrett palmcr's surerb Palace steamer
PLYMOUTH ROCK
Allowing three hours at WEST POINT TO inspect the
United states Military Academy aud ono hunr AZ NEW
BURGH to NisitwASnINdrON's HEADQUARTERS
MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT
MARINE BAND. GLEE CLUB. XYIOrHONE, BENT,
the great cornet player, Chimes. &C. &C.
FARE ..... Entire Grand Excursion, . FIFTY CENTS
children Twenty five Ccnt-
EXCELLENT RESTAURANT On BOARD.
BOAT LEAVES
EVERY MORNING uuoluing SUNDAYS from Pier I, AZ
the Battery Norh River atN ~ O'Clock and Of 22d
A. North River at g q o'clock BROOKLYN PASSEN
GERS viii take the Annex boat at Fulton 1t at 9uj
DLHNouTu ROCK. SUNDAY
i CHARMING TRIP oN THE ROMANTIC RIVER
SUNDAY. JUNE -. 1871
The superb palace steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK gayiy
bcdccked with myriad nuttcrng banners, VIII take
excursionsts tomorrow SUNDAY from the sultry me.
tropolis ito
Where proud and free the Hudson flows.
Above the Highlands grand.
And in its placid bosom shows.
The charms of Natures hand,
Enthroned upon the rugged breast
Ofgcnty sopns hills
West Point, In regal beauty dressed
Smiles DER the mountain rills
Three hours at West Point One hour In Ncwburgh
Excellent Musical Entertainments Refreshments NJ al
kind. IN abundance nj popular prices SIZE TINE TABLE
ABOVE Returns tn city hN O'Clock. Fare Tor the whole
grand excursion % cents children halt price.
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THE SUN.


1878. NEW YORK 1873
As the time has come Tor the renewal o. sub,cup
tons THE sun would remind itstrends ana well wish
ors everywhere that It ~ again candidate Tor their
consideration AMI support Upon 1t, record Tor uepn.
ten years It relies Tor continuance Of ihc hearty ,yn
PATTY and generous cooperation which have hilierI
teeueNteniod to 1t from every quarter uic Uuin
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Price by mai, post pad. - crutsa mJail, sJ.jJ
cr wear
The sunday edition NJ rur SrS an ci.ht mage fl',i
of 81 columns While syius the news o' The iy 70 az
ontalns a large amount OF literary ant 90. cc.'u,)n
matter specially prepared Tor IT. Tar SUNDAY Nus AS
uetwiui great success Post paid si.3Jt 'e4r
The Weekly sun
who docs not know Tar wttxLr sgN Ucrcr',,'i
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yond. Ninety thousand families greet is wei'1ni
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literary department., make essentially ourna! u,tu
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POSTPAID. This price. quality considered. mahe' tl'
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n. The magnificent steamer LuNG BRANCH with new
boilers. CAPTAIN JAMES LYNCH. will make regular
sunday morning excursions to Ncwhurgh laniins at
Nunkcrs Iona island West Point Cold Spriu- aud Corn
wall, leaving Martins Dock, Brooklyn. at : West 10Th
It. y r.. 40. ant 2ith It. u ato 4 prompt,
giving cNcursion.ts four hours on the beautiful floral
romantic lna Island aud over three hours to view the
grand L. :. Military Academy at West Point An Illus
traici map. showing The points of interest ON the Hudson
will be presented 20 each passenger Baulnud's Grand
Military Brass Band will discourse the choicest of
music during the entire trip Fare for the round trip 10
cunts. To NeMhnrsh ~ conts lhdren Tree.
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Husifal Snstruntnis.

Eublt VNSlluItlUs,
AN ASsORTMENT Of second hand Srnway
~ pianos at = bargain also, pianos OF other makers,
ranging from $50 upward special Inducements ON a
number of Stelnway Concert ani PRrOr brands. some
but little used, all IN perfect order aud fully warranted
beware OF bogus inst umcnts, represented genuine
Stelnway pianos, NJ public and private sales
STElNNAN SONS, Stcinway Hall New York
AGHEATOFFEK! I'VE WILL DURING THESE
N hard times dispose Of 10 Pianos organ,
INST class makers NJ lower prices Tor cash indictments
than ever before offered Pianos, 7octayc. 80. ~
octave $3.50; organs stops So stops $40, ~ stops,
seJ. cash, IN perfect order not used year
HORACE WATERS & SONS. ~ East IAN Vt
A FEW sECOND-HAND webcr pianos at very
IA great bargains, some Of them used hut short
time by our best musicians aud really almost good
new luly warranted In every Respect Please sail At
the WEBER wareruons 9Th nv ami 10Th st.
/ ADH viii dispose carvedleg rosewood pian0iorte
- 80; cover and stool box for shipping lOj ~ ay.
near 18th st.
DIANOS-T -octaye, OYerstrung, 800, new uprightS.
tl2a rents city or country, ~ Mason llalnln or.
gan, go, new organ, ~ stops, 800
GORDON a son. ~ East llth st
GR MONTH viii buy a new piano, 81 u new Bur
VIZ deW organ BILLINGS CV, ~ East lith st
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GILMOHE'A GARDEN.
~ Sheridan shook and T. q Gilmore. ... .Lcssccs
SUMNER NIGHTS SERIES OF
THEODORE THOMAS
GRAND POPULAR CONCERTS
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING. AT \
EGYPTIAN MARCH ...........I
POLKA. FRANCHISE krcultdc ............. strauss
POLKA. Schncll Forever. ....
OVERTURE Merry wives OF windsor .......... Ncoai
BALLET MTSiC, Prophet ......... McNerhcci
CUJUS AMMAN. stlhat Mater. .. .......... kossini
MIR X. silt EBElCk
WALTZ Hucrgcrstuu ........,.. Strauss
POION AtSF No new. ............ List
VARIATIONS Scpptt ............... Beethoven
piLLtCA1O POLKA. ................ STRAUSS
SELECTIONS 1T Act Lnhcngfu .............. wagner
WALTZ Ipni-t Sight .............. strauss
SOLO FOR CORNfr ... ............. ......
MIR SuUEBRtCK
GAVOTTF Souvenir de Maria Theresa ..... Rcusirdt
MARCH. En- AVaut ... .... ......... Nnugl
General admission - cents, Boxes. admitting four IS
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Mlantt0- --Ftmalts.

Wlahto-- -ftmlts
A UPTOWN ADVERTISERS
MAY leave their vors for Tar suS at the only author
4 ,es,s Broadway, corner Of 9ist st. ~ o Man,
q sy corner ef Of II i7iiis' st, until . m
hoextra charge.
A GIRL Of 10 for housowork ? lin family 81 2io
n East 47th At, LIST floor.
CEwING MACHINES REDUCED.-Ncw Do.
- mesiic 80 singer ,9mily. tl42 % go Wheeler
SEwuNe MACHINES selling Of. great sacrifice
aud iS7 East Broadway
WANTED-ioo young and attractive ladies 70 sing
w IN chorues and appear in Amazon marches With the
Tony Pastors Theatre at box office from 10 to IL A NJ
andfrom 3tosP NJ
WANTED-Asirtoe,. i,,iq cooking and make her
crrci Call carly at dining saloon. corner Madison av.
NVANTED-Girl about Is to mind children aud
W make herself generally useful ~ Waverlcy place.
WANTED-A young girl to a,,ist in homework;
w wages =, month ~ Jane st basement door
WANTE3P,s s ss wet We: gg5': who can do some light
ddlmtto-- -WlaIts.
A 5000 MEMS new style. spring suit. from. :,
Brldse st. near High. BROOKLYN
sToNE cwTrEEs Ss G3 gSs e fSeG
suuoklob
DOy 10 make ready and print. lob Office Address
ID VAL, sun uptown ONCE. 1883 Bicadway
HANDS Men or women accustomed 60 awning
mek,ng wantgi gan , take Wotk nome; iSiS,ehcss
PICTURE FRAME lSSys ysHGf r. ApgS,
- -
RENT OF basement VIII be given Tor DONG WORK IN
-,---r-
ASST 9" '''aa Npp,y a, s' hamilton st -
= G,glr,ck Military Hall corner Nehole' and Leonard
SIS Wilmmsoutsh
w SoaniT' must gadsf.anl herr ag i,,sle .s.a
-,' 49,,
town y nile, distant, mS@ WORK very shcnn address
; q box i'', sun once.
w cahc gool wagc, paid Tor nr.i elias. man none
o :. nesl apply inquire AZ V"NNhhlS uaNef' N''"
~ ANTED-flrs class earri,sc Wmmes9 on heavy
corner Atlantic and 9TH aN-, Brooklyn
WANTED fnsinccr and FRESHMAN, OF engineer
W-A>TED-rir,i cie.. III cmaker Tor The country
: Il aii2N. Monday iunc - is7s ''''' 80 50
WANTED-A ars, class baker to TAX. charge Of
w Cakr. 10 gn into the country wages Si5a week
Gail At 4J2 broadway. before "a
XyANTED-A competent man u take charrc Of a
w SOFT hat mAuuac torn Apply OF address as North 81
S. rmial,riua IA
WANTED soosi ana competent man u roll sole
w leather Ami, At ~ ani II cha
w COOK HMai,rst. Y
W saw mil 80 las, slI 1t.
-. ~,,,.,, ,..., -. A.. T., -. .
NJ ANEED-A butcher At IS tathaune It. corner
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Amustnltnts.
Il SHOOTING FESTIVAL


THIRD NATIONAL
Il SHOOTING FESTIVAL
NJ the
SfIARPsiIOOTERS' UNION
OF the United States Of North America
GEORGE AERI. President
held June II 10 "a. 1878
ri the
sCHrETzEN PARK. UNION hill
Prizes ~ Targets amounting 10 S2iupl. aud Bowl
ing Prizes t0 the amount Of 81 40 viii be distributed
Ever, day o the festival prlc bowling popular enter
tainments, ncrOatic and gymnastic exhibitions s,nN
Ing views, balloon ascensiOns. fireworks, illumination,
concert. and summer nights ball 49,
TO REACH THE PARK TAKE THE NORTHERN RAIL
ROAD.
via Chambers and 23i st. ferries
ON sunday June H. AMI SUNDAY June ~. leave depot
Jersey city, Ga A NJ from o'clock VI To ~ o'clock
midnight
Special trains to and from the Park every thirty min
utrs
on Iune H. IA 10 90 ~ - and "a leave depot Jersey
city. 80 and 10 A. NJ, from o'clock T. VI to u o'clock
midnight
Special trains to and from the Park every thirty min
utcs
Tickets Toe Excursion tickets including ferry 25c
he obtained the ferries in the Park. aud Of
Bohling Ere House, corner OF West and Chambers SITS
New York
Take horse cars from Christopher AMI Barclay ate fer
fies; two minutes Tickets. ec. each can
be had at the starting place in ohokon aud At the en-
trance Of the Park from Wcchawken i2d street. Terry
cars from Gutenberg every halt hour.
rent Children
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TO PHILADELPHI.
TO PHILADELPMA.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE DEPOrS IN PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK.
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RGAN.-ruoNoGRArH CONCERTS
IRVING HALL Opposite Academy Of Music.
Positively last day of the rhuulGraph organ concerts
For the benefit 40
ST pATts EPISCOPAL, CHURCH. ROME ITALY
MAriNFE Ann EvTNiNG PERFORMANCES
The most unique, scientific. Nul W1Nrhl entertainment
ever PR ,utci tn the rghlC.
MORGAN ON rllE GRAND NUurENlIT ORGAN
NNE BELLE COLES CHARMING SOPRANO Nullp.
PROF SrItES ILLUSTRATE or sol Nd MOTION
applied ~ fh. rhunusraph
SOLOS. DUETS. REGULATIONS WRESTLING. Etc,
ON Mr.
EniSONS IMPROVED MUSICAL ruONoGRArH
Admission. - cents It.UrNrd seats. ttcrfts
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ANDsEK THE BEAUTIFUL PALI.
Suus, Furnishing.

sOust tuTnisgine,
A a. L.. BAUMAN>'s new furniture carpet and
"A bedding warehouse ai2 AMI 5ii 9Th aV, 36th
st. c largest establishment OF the kind in the city low
est cash prices Weekly AMI monthly payments taken
tTOfA X nELI.'S furniture warehouse, PCT Bow.
~ cry, furniture carpets, on weekly or monthly pay
ments cheap
nAIMANN BROs. Offering great harga aims IN
- furniture carpets bedding at their stores 2s and $50
Hudson It cor Brnomc. weekly ami monthly payments
FURNITURE, carpets bedding, cheap for cash or
Il weekly or monthly payments, AT 500 Hudson st
REID
WEEKLYAND MONTHLY PAYMENTS
w taken Tor furniture carpets anu bedding send Tor
illustrated price list Prices greatly reduced.
COWPERrIWAlr \ 90 =. las Chathamst
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ptrsOull NutIt,'.

ALL special complaints lIcal or surgical 'AgH'
n successfully treated, advice tree. Dr bhN"'"N''
No ld2 East l2th ST.
nISEAsFS OF men. arising from imp1tih W Nv
hlOoi skin taint and nervous prorirHtln 'l'' ~
JOSEPH JACQuES. NJ b, 7 University p7'' ""''
hours, 10 . AMI toN
nISFASEs OF MEN = speciality cure u 'n'"
~ 5days DIR DYER ~ West lhh 81 n'N "'l 49,
NIYsTEHIOUS DISAPPEARANtE q, Dr
WI Henry T. smith II wears of Az hplf'hu .,,iI
krunrdy. dentist 03i Sh AZ dlsap. "a ID" -''"
May Any information Thankfully received
1'nE NEW PROCESS ORA ~ ''I
1 iEiNIN -t'urcs dA rIcVsih cool % l.i.' f,.i
tor an WRITE Win STAMP ANp ADbHi 50 '' III"
Package ami cirrultrs a. XY
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/ EFrin one Of Metropolitan r Il cars an orange wood
- cane marked " Fred IL Dad" 2ov West 3iM 81
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81. so TO BOSTON. EEiRsr CLASS.
PENNsYLvANiA KAILHoAD.

SrONlNGTON LINE
Elegant steamers leave daily Sundays excepted from
Pier 81 NOrth river, foot Of JaV st. AT . T. VI
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-23
The Primary Cnnse of u Distant
Symptom.

Nervousness is rarely disease in itself
inherent but is the lineal offspring of dys-
pepsia, in a majority of cases. The nervous
disturbance is at first trifing, but ultimate
ly its parent so undermines the general
health as to produce consequences very
threatening to that great nervous center,
the brain. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
the most powerful medicinal opponent of
the ravages of indigestion, and protects the
nervous system from them. The tremors,
the unnatural anxiety, the headaches, the
sleeplessness and loss of appetite which
character digestive irregularities and
weakness, and which are almost invariably
accompanied by an uncertain condition of
the bowels and inactivity of the liver, are
all eradicated BY this matchless corrective,
and when nervousness does not proceed
from the cause designated, it affords most
grateful relief
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Fact Versus Theory.

On August I'd, 1878, Western Union
Telegraph stock sold at trhe N. Y. Stock Nv
change for S4H per share. Sept. 18th, 1878,
this same stock sold at 96A-a t1uc' uation
of II q per cent. in Al days. 10000 shares
of this stock bought at Sik on margin of
1 per cent required an actual capital OF
$4,000. The same stock sold at the ad-
vanced price 96H, showed profit OF 81, 10
per 100 shares, or 11A per cent. on the
stock. On the whole 10000 shares the ac-
tual profit was Sill, 800 or 11M times the
capital used within the brief space men
toned. People often theorize about sup
4 posable cases. The above are hard facts
shown by the official record: Very. few
persons, however, are able to invest slnglN
| the 1000 necessary to reap such fabulous
profits as we're gained by the above transac-
ton, but Messrs Lawrence & Co., Bankers,
81 Exchange Place, New York City, have
issued ltew circular showing how large or
small sums may be used successfully in
stock speculations by their new Combina-
ton Method of pooling thousands OF Or
ders into one immense sum and operating
them as a whole, which places every custo-
mer on an equality with the largest opera
tors, and divides profits pro rata among
shareholders every thirty days. BY this
system large profits are made in short pc
riods. $l5 would make $75, or five per
cent; $50 pays $3.50 or per cent; 500
makes 81 900, or 10 per cent. on the stock
during the month according TO the mar
ket The new circular explains everything;
also contains Two unerring rules for sue
cess in stock operations and much other
valuable information. Copyrighted and
sent free. This firm furnishes best of refer
ences as to standing and responsibility. All
kinds of Stocks and Bonds wanted. New
Government Loan supplied. Apply to
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bankers, 81 En-
change Place, New York City.
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ing all of the milk with the potato pour
about teacupful of the milk in the pota o
and rub them together until they will run
tb' ,ngh colander 10 take out the Jumps
anu woody fibres; bake wi h one crust.
When done they should be light and soft
like pumpkin pie; if they are hard ana
heavy they have too much potato in them.
- e. S. L., Covington, Ky.
Stewed Lobster-Having boiled the lob
ster, take the meat from the shells and cut ;
do not chop itinto very small pieces; sea-
son it with powdered nutmeg few blades
of mace and cayenne, and salt to taste; mix
with it quarter of pound of fresh but
ter cut small, and two glasses OF white vine
or vinegar; put it into a stew-pan and set
on hot Goals; stew about twenty minutes,
keeping the pan closely covered lest the
flavor should evaporae; serve 1t very hot.
If you choose you can send it to table i'll
the shell, which must first be ely
cleaned; strew the meat over with sitted
bread crumbs, and brown the top with
a salamander or red-hot shovel held over 1t.
-[E. S, X, Brdgeton, NJ.
Chicken Salad--Boil large sized spring
chicken about TWO hours; let it get cold;
then remove all the skin and fat; then chop
not quite as fine as mince meat; have the
same quantity of chopped celery and the
yolks of four boiled eggs pressed smooth
with silver or wooden spoon; then take
one pint of sweet milk and bring lit just to a
boiling heat; then add the yolks of two
eggs we'll beaten; as soon as this dressing is
cold add one tablespoonful of ground mus
tard made smooth with two tablespo ntuls
of cider vinegar and pepper and salt to
taste; then mix the whole nicely together
and place on platter, and trim the edges
of the platter with the incest OF the celery
leaves. I'M. A. Nc, McMinvile, Tenn.
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USEFUL FAMILY RECIPES.

Johnny Cakes in Cups-Three cups of
Indian meal, one cup of wheat, flour, three
cups of thin sour milk, two tablespoonfuls
of shortening, one teaSpoonful of soda;
bake in quick oven twenty minutes.-[A.
L. F., Oxford, 0.
Pound Cake Without Soda-One pound
powdered sugar, half pound butter, eight
eggs, whites and yolks beat separately Ten
ounces flour, one nutmeg; bake one hour or
longer Never fails. and will keep one
week. Z. S. G., Evanston, Ill.
Apple Cake-Two cups dried apples
chopped up fine; after soaking them over
night, add two cups of molasses; stir well
and when cool add one cup of butter, one
of sour milk two eggs, one teaspoonful OF
soda. two of cinnamon, one Of cloves, one
of alspices, one-half teaspoonful mace and
one nutmeg; -four enough to make a stiff
batter. VIII some readers of the STAR
please send good recipes for lemon jelly,
cream cake and nut cake?-[A. L. NJ, Red
Bank, 0.
stewed Oysters-Drain the liquor from
two quarts of oysters; add small teacup
of hot water, little salt and pepper; set in
over the fire in saucepan; when it comes
to boil add large cupful of rich milk.
Let it boil up once; then add the oysters,
and let them boil three or four minutes;
add two tablespoonfuls of butter; as soon
as it is melted and stirred in remove from
the fire. Serve at once with oyster and
cream crackers. Oysters become tough il
cooked too much.-[ M. s. L., Boonsboro,
Md.
| Sweet Potato Pie-Wash the potatoes
and boil them until they are cooked take
off the skins and mash them: to one large
teacupful of the potato take one quart oi
milk, three eggs sugar to the taste, pinch
Of ginger and little nutmeg. Before mix
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PULvERMACHER'S 5
ELECTRIC
3 I: ], 7 S
AND BAIN ND S,
Are You Afflicted,

and wish torecover thesamedegree Of health,
strength, and energy Inexperienced in former
wears? Do any of the following symptoms or
class Of symptoms meet your diseased condi-
ton? Are you suffering from ill-health in
anv of its many and multifarious forms, con-
sequent on lingering, nervous, chronic, Of
functional disease? DO you feel nervous, de.
bilitated, fretiul, timid, and lack the powe,
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