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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

6ofsrt (gaebimseu). 9Im 27. Sum, fanf
rtbr Moraens, brad Teuer IN Der NIT Strob
aebedten Sdeane bes Mdersrs s. gii1en
aus. Sn wenisen Nusenbliden itanoen
S&eune, Stdqe unb S1dferei in li4ters
Ioben 6lammen. Our9 6ilfe Der berbets
eilenben Qeute wurbe benz 6euer ginbait
setbam, unb tonute bas neu erbante 6ans
9erettet werben. Slid beim rlnglid 1T
es, bab bas 5eusr erff morsens ausbra4,
ionit mdre Der Sobn bes Serbraunten, mits
perbrannt. Die rlria1e bss Sranbes TT
unbetannt. Sc wirb lebo9 cine uerbre@es
ride 6anb pe,matbet, bic bas 6euer dnges
lest baben iou; benu inn Hatbarsbaule,
BEL s.. Yei9on, wurbe elm Ginbru4 pers
iudt, Der aber bur9 bas Sdreieu zines
8inbes p~ereitelt wurbe. Der S4aoen be-
lduft f4 auf $500 81. Giideu 1T far
Iein gigentbum perldert. Beim 26i4en
baben ii4 ausseseidnet: 9ster unb anton
Reiier, Sibor Rieffer, 6ran5 9offmann,
&arI BrOfus, 9einri4 araus unS Nitolas
Remp.
Werid. gs i&eint, baB Sieie Srti9aft
bieies Sa6r ausnabmsmeiie pom 5euerods
mon beimseiu9t wirb. 4m g.. Suli brad
Seuer in Ser Erodenifubs Der Sdsentible
bes 6errn 9. 6enteIs aus unb madte bort
fir 200 Bis 800 ST. S9aben. Dant benz
@a1er Der Slid, bas bic Wible treibt unS
Der Arbeit Der ginwobner, sei9ab uents
Sdaben. = Am 4. SaIi brad cine anbere
6euersbruni in ben Nsbensebdaben bes
6oteIs Wtluers am Bahnbof aus etl NIT
6eu sefiater Stag purbe elm Raub bsr
Slammen. Oant Der i9ne0en 5alfe ber
Ieuerwebr marb Der @aifbof serettet.
Sdabeu etwa 100 Sr.-gin anberes 6eaer
brad am 8. Sunt CUR Na9t aus. Nebsn
Der Sdule bate Elm armer Wtanr 600
8funb 5eu sinsei9euert, bic etn Raub Der
Slammen wurben. Ser S4aaen 1T nibt
bstra9tlid. Msau mutbmaBt boswiaise
8ranbitiftuns. E
Sonnemea. Gin nit 10 6d1er 8en3oes
Napbta belabeuer giienbabn:W aSe1, Der
i'm & nnern bes Central 8abnbofes ifatioz
nirte, serietb in Der psrFohenen Ra9t ses
aen III rbr in Branb. Der in Der Ndbe
febenbe R%ansisrmsiitsr IisB iofort ben
b~renuenbsn Wassn ~iiOliren, um cine gSet-
terausbreituns bes Seuers gu perbtnoern.
9abuna unb @agsn brannten sdn5lt4 ab.
auf welde @eiie bas Seuer en~tifauben,
tonnte ni9t ersrinbet weroen, bod 1T man
Der Mnii1t baB elm aus elmer circulirenoert
Manoprirmaidine ausseworfener Teusrs
funte auf bic unbeoedten 6dier sefauert
unb bic Seuersbrunit bewirtt baben tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

pubtiein nit ben Sterbsiatramentsn pers
ieben, THIS before Senieits am Is. SuIi int
Utter BON IS Sabren 4 Monaten unb %
Gasen. Die iferbli9en l1sberreite bes 0ers
itorbenen wurben am Wittmo9 ben II.
SuIi our &ube beiseiest, I'm 10 llbr
wurbe bic 2si9e pon isinen 0anbsleuteu 8.
8onauIt, s. 8onault, Setter Ries, Nido.
las unb g. 5enssl unb %. Rinsele tn bic
at. Soiepb's Rir4e setrasen, mo- etn leut;
tirtes 6o9amt fir bic Seelenrube bes
8srltorbensn ssbalten wurbe. @elebrant
mar Der bodw. 81. ". Gbia, Yruber unie
res Bfarrers. Sbm aifitirten aIs Oiaton
Der Bfarrer Der @emeinoe .. s. Ebiu unb
als Subbiaton &. Ooonan, elm Ssiaitens
Gatsr aus Baltimore, Warplaub. gere:
mOnienmeiiter ma Der Ebeolose &eu. So
gan aug ct. Srancisieminar. Die wirbtse
9etbeurebe bielt Der Yfarrer bed @emsinbe
ielbf. Der 9sriforbsne binterldBt nebit
Der @smablin bret braue Rinber, elm Sobn
unb suei G69ter unb in Der alien 9einatb
einen Brubsr unb suei Sdweiteru. M0sen
bic 8srpanotsn unb Betannten ieiner i'm
@ebete einseoent iein unb @ott ieiner
Seele bic ewise &ube uerleiben, bas 1T
bas @ebet uno Der Wuui@ ieines trauerns
ben ~9anosmannes. 8. 8. IL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
Yefsif&-Suaem6nrs

6err 6. Oubois's sinserei4te gnts
ais girSermeilter Der @ernetnoe
Siuance III angenOmmeu woroen.
Yrtns garraman Gbtmap bat
feline gmtlahuns ais Yrafoent Der belsts
iden ausitelunss @ommiiiion, Der er sroBe
~Ieiitete, einsereidt. Yin beien
Stele tritt Der SabritantA u. Warocque Don
Worlanwels. ,anFa
Serr 3. 3. s eenser 1T gum Ginnebs
mer nes Gnresiitrements uuo Der Oouaduea
in Souiialise srnannt woroen. Serr 5.
u. Hueus lit in berislben giSenl9aft BON
Ourbup mad SouffaliSe perisst Doroen.
Der Experimental 6. 2eieune 1T in Outs
bsy aIs ginnsbmer bes gnresifrements
unb Der Oomdnen anselteut porosn.
Splsenbe Germ, tie ben gsamen BON
9urembursern trasem, iinb in Der belsii9srt
Armse befSrbert worben: Gum Garde prin-
cipal de INT Cl. du genie, b.r Garde de
Ire CT. %. Tbirp, gum Garde de Ire cl.
Der Garde de 2me CT so. @uuelier.
am6 SuIi trls Die gbsfrau Denis
BON Sabap Ia. SisiIe ibrem @emabl bas
MittaseHen mad Der Citation Sabap, mar6
pom Suse ~iberrannt uub bIisb toot auf ber
Stele 100 Weter pom Babnbof lisssa.
81 Mersert mirb ein S9uIbaus se'
baut. bas auf 81, 200 6rs. usrani4Iast 1T.
Sn ct. Cecil pirb cine 9ebrsrwobnuns ses
baut, bic gu l6. 900 Jrs. abseiddst 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
Saar, @oieI, GiteI uno HunSs
r16eu.

ueberben Stanb Der @einber9e
idreibt man unter benz 80. Stunt aus Biess
port: Die Ausfi1ten bintdtli9 ses Wsins
todss, i9einsn f9 IN Solse bes iesisen
troden unb ionnissn @ettsrS stuas sinitii
ger fielen Az molten. Die 8litbe Der
Srauben bat in ben beiten 9asen bereits bes
sonnen unb wirb wobl BET benz 6ortbeffanbe
Ses siniisen Wettsrs tn a9t Gasen eine
sismli9 a1ssmsine iein. llsbrisens tbut
aud serabs fir ben @siniod, usl9er ifeIs
lenmsiIe stwas Rrantbaftes an li5 trast,
trofenes warmes Wstter iebr moth, mas
benn audi Der nun ausemein besonnener
0euernbte, ueI5e an Der Wtoiel mieber cine
iebr rsi9Ii9e iein wiro, treffi4 gu ltatteu
tommen wiiroe.
Trier. glm l. Suli traf bic erfreuli5e
Na9ri9t elm, baB, wie ben biefisen uriuIis
nerinnen, 10 nunmebr aud ben Sranciscas
neiIen auf Der benadbartsn 9artbaus geltats
tet worben 1T, ibrenSo rbereitunss llnterri4t
fir bas nieoere unb bSbere 9ebrerinnen
gramsn bis gum l. Iprt 1879 fort3aiesen.
gm Is. M a / bes nd4iten Sabres wirS
bic san,e Babnfrede Berlin & obIsns. Grier
Msb benz our9sebenbsn 9strisbe ~iibsrseben
unb aIsbann auf Der Woislbabn NIT benz
9esen zines swsiten @sIsiies b%esonnen pera
ben.
SnGrisr bat bic gsntrumspartsi ben
bstauntsn DIR. Waiuute, &soacteur bee
Berliner y@ermanta", wieber ais Ganoioat
fur ben &ei9stas aufseifeut.
WarpiuSsu. gm Na9mittas Ses
%. b. W. sntluo ii9 ibsr bieiem Orte elm
fur9tbarss @epittsr. Sn weniSer ais Is
Minutsn mar Der Surd ben Srt flbrenee
Bad msbr ais ieds 6uB iber ben 8ansr>
itanb BET sepSbnliasm Hsssn ssltisssa anb
fabrte adsrssrdtbs: @assn, Yaass unb
gssen, iowis sinise tleine 9austbisrs init
fort unib s~erffSrte Die brei 9runnsuIeitunsen.
On benz Srts llrsrpsiIsr iou es nod idlims
msr ausleben. 0as @aier MAJ bebeutenb
GROCER sepsisu ais I'M Sabre 1912, uus
s%ntinut man ii4 isiuss lOi4su @ansrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

bild5Fi&e paIais 1T betanntIi9 f@on por
einisen Woden BON Der &esieruns NIT BEE
idlas belest rnorben. (&.l8.)
Sie patieamiIAe Miim3e 1T nit Der guss
prasuns Der eriten Mesaiue beauftrast
rporben, meIde Der jewsiliss gapif, einsm
alien Brau9e 3ufolse, in iecem Sabre
I9Iassn IdBt unb bic basu beitimmt 1T, bic
wi9tisiten greisnife bes paplttbums gu
ueremisen. @usseprdst merben bieie Wses
baiqen in Sob, SiIber unb Bronze nns
am ct. Yeters unb Baaltas uater bic psrs
tdiebenen Wirbentrdser unb MitsIieber
spapfIidsu Sofs uertbeilt. Die srifs
er laiGe 9eo's XIII. msiit auf Der Iperss
,or ase Blife bes res~ierenben papitss unb
IN, Die &~spsrsieite befen 0appen auf.
If. yLeo'trift auf Der 8orberieite lautet:
inc oteieniS, Pont. Max. Ann. H. uno
NJ Ecclesiae Der &ldieite: vDeo autore
,sn Mart. A. Ahrsae Rector Datus X. Kal.
ruurbe bic CLXXVIII." @efto1en
francesca BiahQe Don benz @rapeur
~ ribnrten iinsit einem Sosne bes be-
biemit, obwobl notvbenen Ban1i, ber
Nrbett seliefert bat, b. an SabrsL cine
"a. Wfeifers wirbis 1T unes Satss unb
If 9ottaunsen bere@tist. Den l~0sten
as Sic &atbnlifen, bic aud !,
ns yStaatsfeinbe" bs3eidnet meftta''s" Y.
ben fi@ mad Rrdften Der ,Iiberatx DsH..
munalwirtbi@aft, bic msbrere Stdoe un
Slorena an ben absrunb BEG BanterTSb
bra&t bat, bur9 bic Betbeilisuns am
Wablen elm gnbe gu MAIDEN. Neuerbi,
baben bieieIben in @enua unb Macer
10 bebeutenbe Minoritdtsn burdsebra
n, baB ibnen Der WabIies Bel ipdteren 0
er len unb mad ben iest ssmonnenen grf
e, runsen ni4t febIen tam.
e. Gdui@en ni1t ale 9nseiden, 10 bri
m gen bic sebeimen @eisaidaftsn INNER en-
er glider CUR &epublit bin. sSn gurin Il
I. gen bic arbeiter am 6eite Der vMdrtpr,
pom September 1854, nit benz Spn6ic
an Der Spite, bic Warieiuaiie. Olaf b
I, So1raaIiitenbantst gu Rom feI es al,
r mein auf, baB bic Bilbniis R0niss u
Der &0nisin bieies Deal fsbIten. OieieIt
u maren auf Befebl bes Bantettcomites {,
t. 5upor e~ntfernt worbsn. llnb trosbem b
r Winiiter benz 6eitensn beimobnten, fiel
t. Nismanoen elm, einea Coat auf ben RSr
ausSubrinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
SuSembursisch
0eretnt8te Etaaten.

9ie Germ geter unb Sobn Rettenbos
pen, wel9e ben 9etreibeipei4er in gbiIton
setauft baben, iinb bort am 9. b. M.
abenbs nit SamiIie ausetommen. @ir
winiden ben 9anbsIeuten Slid gum neuen
@ei4dft!
gEie mir borrn 1T 5err Setter Mrnbt In
Ylpmoutb Co., Soma, @anbibat fur bas
9lmt zines County &scorberS. Wir wins
iden ibm Slid ~ ieinem 0eriude.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

kirfer. MtN-
Ssaesrs um montas tamen bic
bsuten. er lei unuOSs. ~ NJ. rem @s.
port u isin; 9iss's sa imIs 0 aist s &c.
buB er Iebeab seieben Sss ysets msI
Sabre alt. Da er iebr tGr mor a.
uermutbet man, baB ct IN s. mar Il
9ise ieinen friben Cob fanb.H, orossn
RIGGS gnbe bat feline YfarrtinbeS tro,,.
bic i'm taanten, in GrauristeityGs
benn Sater Saques mar uesen ieinsS,t'
misteit unb ieinem freunbIi4en Bsnt!
ausemein sea@tet ano seIiebt. -Requit
in pace!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
Gin eompefentes urtbeiI doe,
Den &d1uIatu ana, - Sn Nlbanp mo,

felt einisen Easen bic Staats. 9ebrersano.
citation in Gonuention. Nadbem Der S9uls
superintendent &ioble pom Gem Yort cine
Gbbanbluns aber ben S9ulswans perIefen,
wurbe BON Der Teriammlung, bic aus ben
bebeutenbifen SdaImdnnsrn bieies Staa.
ties 3uiammenseiest In, bur1 bic Nnnabme
elmer &eiolution bic grtIdruns abseseben,
bag Der Sdul,wans Elm Jeali6lag 1T unb
baB elm Mmenbement au benz alien 0asas
bunbenseies at bic Stsls bes S4uIawanas:
9eiesss 81 empfeblen iei Wan wirt nidt
bsbauptsn %tSnnen, baB bic In albanp tas
genbsn Ioltser3ieber ni4t aus @rfabruns
ipre1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30

G9trrna9. Der bo@w'fe 8ii@of Nis
dolas abames BON 2uremburs frmte bier
mebrere Gage bic Sirmlinse aus Gdtsrs
nod, Der l~lmgegenb unb aus benz Bistbum
lrisr nidt weniser ais $500 9erionen. IS
uurben gefirmt am "a. SUM:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-30
VerionaI Wotisen.
0eforben.

Ser iob bat tiir,li9 untsr unieru9 anbs.
leuten cine rei@e grnbte sebalten. Besius
men mir uniere Gootenlilts nit einem letBt:
gen Mrbsiter i'm Weinbsrss bes Germ. g
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08
The Term Porte.

The term "Porte," which Is used to
denote the administrative government
Of the Ottoman Empire, and includes
the Sultan the Grand vizier, and the
great Council Of State, had its origin in
this way: In the famous institutes es-
tablished by the warrior Sultan, Ma
homed H., the Turkish body polite was
described by the metaphor OF stately
tent whose dome rested upon four pill
lars The Viziers formed the first pill
lar, the Judges the second, the Treas
nrers the third, and the Secretaries the
fourth" The chief seat Of government
was figuratively named "The Lofty
Gate Of the Royal Tent" in allusion to
the practice of earlier times when the
Ottoman rulers sat at the tent door 10
administer justice. The Italian trans
lation Of this name was I" La Porto
Sublima." This phrase was modified
in the English 10 the Sublime Porte,'
and finally the adjective has been drop
ped, leaving it simply " The Porte"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

We had masked ball the other
night, given by one Of Springfield's well
known clubs, and thereby hangs a
tale A business man told his pretty
young wife, on the night Of the above
mentioned ball, that he was obliged TO
20 out Of town to one Of the temperance
meetings, and might not return till the
following noon. The wife resolved. af-
ter he had left, TO have good time in a
different way. so accordingly she pro-
cured simple black domino, and went
boldly To the masked ball She had
never done such rash thing before,
but her husband had been away very
often of late, and she would nope III
home no longer. She danced once.
twice, three times, and nobody seemed
% know her, yet she was fully deter
mined to see ii over, and unmask with
the rest At II O'Clock. Now dashing
young cavalier asks for her hand for the
coming waltz. and she accepts. They
whirl away. and she says: "Do YOU
dance oftenP" blushing behind her
mask az her boldness. ..Very often,''
replied the cavalier, and added. .not
often in Springfield 49, You do moi live
here, them the little domino mustered
up courage To say . Il would live here
or at the ends at the earth 10 be near
little black domino that ! could men
tion," said the cavalier. This was too
much for the little lady, but she was in
for il, and would fight il out now, come
what would. They danced great deal
together, and when the circle formed.
Just before ~ o'clock they unmasked,
when 70 the horror III Mr.. -, he
found that he had been dancing with
his own wife. The scene that followed
can b. imagined, and we will drop the
curtain on the lecture which followed,
but VIII say thar il was not ON temper
ancc. ~ Springfield Cor. P.uSfeM
{ Aass.) Eastc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08


The London Times Of February con
talns The following from Boulogne-sur
Mer, February 4.
I Calais Is IN state Of gloomy excite
ment owing To an accident last night
accompanied by heavy loss Of life, and
caused, there Is much reason to fear,
from practical joking carried to fool
ish extent. An Italian circus from Mi.
Ian, belonging TO Messrs. Prami a Pier.
antoni, constructed Of wood, and capa-
bic Of accommodating between 5000
ana 1000 persons. was erected on the
Grande Place, where the bienniel fair
Is being held. Last night il was crowd
ed. Upward Of 800 persons were re-
fused admittance. Reserve seats face
the entrance; the first class are in the
front rows; the second-class are In the
back and in the gallery, During the
whole OF the performance number Of
young workmen In the gallery kept
making noise. Toward the end Of the
performances, during the representation
OF the pantomime, "Le Medecin de
Champagne this band of young men
rose from their seats, causing those near
To follow their example. AT this mo-
ment an unknown person shouted "Au
teu'' causing an immediate stampede
down the inclined plane on either side
81 the circus, serving for the entrance
and exit Of the second-class. The per-
sons who first reached the bottom Of
the staircase, instead Of making for the
door by whichlhcy entered, attempted to
open an extra door r. served for cases Of
emergency. This door opening inward
instead of outward, block Immediately
ensued, people jumping down from the
gallery upon those jostling below.
Monvoism, Commissaire de Police. with
the Commandant and other officers,
used their utmost endeavors to calm the
audience. Many kept their seats, but
others in a panic burst open the outer
Enclosure and jumped into the street.
Others again, occupying second places,
broke down the partition dividing them
from the first, and pushed into the front
rows, then into the arena, and SO out
through the stables and the stage-doer.
Four iiremen, always on duty at the sta
bles, one Of them bugler, hearing the
first alarm of fire. and seeing the peo-
pie rushing out, shouted out :. Fire. =
The Waterman at the adjoining belfrv
immediately rang the note Of warning,
alarming the town and garrison. The
infantry and artillery were soon on the
spot. Though not needed 70 extinguish
fire, they did useful service in convey
ing the wounded TO the Hotel de Vile.
From a pile of bodies around the doors
were taken nine corpses--two men, four
boys, one woman, and two girls. A
quarter Of an hour later another boy
died. This morning two were found
NOR, ally, three severely, and fourteen
slightly wounded. Among the victims
are father and little girl. the father
TO save the child; both were
bruised 10 death. The doe
ors Of the town, including DIR. Hughes,
an Englishman, and the military sur-
yeons, were up all night. The funeral
II the victims ill be next Wednesday,
he expenses to be borne by the towns OF
lalais and st. Pierre. The circus will
llso give a benefit representation for the
'ictims on Thursday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

As the scholar sees in the vain but beautiful
my thOlogies ~ the ancients the embodied ca
pressons Of the hungry human soul, hlindy
gruplng after the Infinite 80 the physician
sees In that popular myth OF the sixteenth
century the fountain Of perpetual health aud
youth--an expression ~ the longings Of suf-
fering humanity Tor remedy that should for
ever prevent the incursion Of disease The
wilds OF Europe were ransackcd for this won
ierful fountain, and Ponce az Leon sought for
Il IN the cypress-swamps and tangled ever
llades 81 our sunny Florida Men have
searched for II everywhere and anywhere hut
where II really is-in the human body itself
he blood 4 the real fountain OF perpetual
health and youth. When this source Il cor.
rui ted, the painful and sorrow-! producing 81
iccts are VISIBLE IN many shapes The multi
farious forms in whicn IL manifests itself
would form subjects upon which might write
volumes. But as all the varied forms OF dis
case which depend upon bad blood are cured
or best treated by such medicines as take up
from this fiuid and cxCrete from the system
tile noxious elements, IL Is not Of practical inn
purtancc that should describe eQch. For in
stance, medical authors describe about fifty VA
ricties OF skin disease, but as they all require
Tor their cure very similar treatment. ID Is OF
no practical utility % know Just what name 70
apply To certain form Of skin disease 50 YOU
know how best to cure u. Then again, might
60 on AMI describe various kinds Of scrofulous
sores, lever sores, white swtlinus, enlarged
glands. and ulcers Of varying appearance;
might describe how vlrulent poison may show
itself In various forms of eruptions. ulcers.
sore throat. bony tumors, etc but as all these
various-appcaring manifestations OF bad blood
are cured ny uniform means. deem such Il
course unnecessary. Thoroughly cleanse the
blood, which Is the great fountain Of life, and
good digestion, fair skin, buoyant spirits,
vital strength, and soundncss OF constitution.
Viii all return 20 Us. For this purpose DR..
rierces Golden Medical Discovery and Purga-
mr. "a f1fq mi
needed. They are warranted 60 cure letter.
salt-iheum, scald-hcad, n. Anthony's lire.
rose rash or erysipclas, ring-worms, pimples,
Dloiches, spots, eruptons, pustulcs, boils, car
Duncles, sore eyes, rough skin, scurf, scrofu-
ious sores and swellings, fever sores, white
swellings, tumors, old sores or swcllings, az
fections Of the skin, throat and bones, and
ulcers Of the liver, stomach, Kidneys and lungs
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

~ Starch Collars and Cufs.-Take
clear starch, scrape into it some floor
WAX or spermaceti. which can be pro-
cured In any drugstore, and mix with
cold water; then pour boiling water in
il until II Il thick enough; boil few
minutes, then rub the starch good into
the collars, then let them dry; then 4
few hours before you are ready 70 iron,
take teaspoonful Of starch, dissolve il
in cold water, about pint, then dip the
collars in II and wiring out, roll ia a dry
cloth, and When you get ready to iron
do not have the iron too hot, and iron
perfectly dry.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

! Bread Cake pint Of light dough
] cup Of sugar, ! cup Of butter, 3 eggs,
beat well; add spice with cinnamon
This Is good with and without raisins.
Boi'cd Rice Nth Street Sauce. Wash
the rice, throw into boiling water, and
boil il with a pinch Of salt In plenty Of
water; drain the rice in a colander,
pour over II a cup Of cold milk, put II
back into the saucepan, let il stand a
few minutes and serve.
Street Sauce. Mix tablespoonful ~
flour, quite smooth, In 4 tablespoonfuls
Of water, then stir into il pint Of boil
ing water, sugar 10 taste, stir over the
fire until II boils, add AN ounce of but
ter with tablespoonful Of lemon juice,
or grated nutmeg.
10 Remove Rust from Linen Dis
solve an ounce Of oxalc acid in pint
Of water, apply literally TO the spots of
iron rust, then expose to the SUMS rays
for half day. The same will remove
ink stains, but in either case il must
have the first chance-that is, before
soap suds or any other application. La
bel the bottle poison
Cocoanu Cake.-1 cup crcamed but
ter, "a cups sugar, 4 cups sifted -four, 3
cups grated cocoanut, Is whites Of eggs,
beaten until light. teaspoonful soda, /
teaspoonful cream-tartar. Bake quick
~ in large pan. II white cake Is too
long in the stove il becomes yellow, and
loses its delicacy.
MIX Toast.-Toast the bread nice
brown, put il in deep dish, then take
] quart milk, put it in basin or spider
over the fire, let il boil; then add 4
spoonful flour well mixed with a little
cold milk or water, then add a piece II
butter twice as large as hens egg;
pour it over the bread and add little
sugar If you like.
Breakfast Rolls Mix ounce of sifted
white sugar in pounds of finest flour;
make a hole in the center and put IN
about z tablespoonfuls of fresh yeast,
mixed with little water; let il stand
all night; in the morning add the yelks
of eggs, "A piece Of butter the size of
walnut, and sufficient warm milk to
make a right consistency; divide into
rolls (about ID ~; bake half an hour
in a brisk oven.
Chicken Pie.--Boil until tender 2
chickens in just enough water to stew
them. Make nice crust as for batter
milk biscuit, only little richer; line
deep dish with IL; when the chickens
are done remove all the bones: put the
chickens in the dish in which they are
@ be baked; thicken the gravy with a
little flour; add can of oysters; sea-
son with salt, pepper and butter; cover
he pie with crust, and bake quickly.
This is very nice.
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vEGETINE.
Kidney Complaints.

CINCINNATI ONO. March 10. 1871.
II r. SrEvKxs
Dear sfr-l have us~ yeur vFGETINE for some time
No. can truthiully Say Mas been great benefit 10 me-
NJ y lose suffering M diseases 81 the KIDSEr
chteffuliy recommend L.
Respectfully. q. III SMITH
Auesfed toby =. ,. As1fcid, DRUGGIST. cor. Eighth
aud Central avenues
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vEGE TINE.
Kidney Complaints.

CINCINNATI ONO. March IL. 1871.
Mn. H. X. SrEyKNS
Ienr Sir--l have iscn great sufferer from KIDNEY
oosfhAtNT and attn The " few bottles ~ VICE
ilNk md ~nif entirely cured gained Us pounds
IN hesh While taking The fE,EIlNf. will cheerfully
recommend H. Yours truly
- w. r ARCHER
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VEGE TINE.
Kidney Complaints.

81 ROY. ONO Jan. 2s. 1871.
d. IT, A. sIEyENs. Bosun. ALAS.
Iear SH-My wifc has us "a ynur NfsfiITfNE FOR KID
MI COMPLAINT and Gl>EAAL ~ n;fIrf and has found
great relief irsm a. much thai she likes u keep Il
- hand ~ . beneficial toiic.
THOMAS VI. GOODWIN
West Market strct
am personally acquainted With 1hs H. Goodwin
ESQ who Is an old am highly respected citizen ~ Akron
Yours respectfully.
A. N. ARMSTRONG; Druggist
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There's no place like II, especially n the
breakfast-biscuiis or bread and the tca-r0lis or
mullins are nice, Light and enjoyable. Always
use DooLEi's YEAST PownFH III the produc-
tion Of these articles, aud. other things being
equal, home will always be sweet and happy.