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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15
WASHINGTON CITY.


National Associated Press to the Star
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The following
order has been issued by the Postmaster
General: at is hereby ordered that the
present system of registering mail matter
of the first class be extended to matter of
the third class. The Third Assistant Post
master General will therefore issue the
necessary instructions to Postmasters and
other officers of the Department for the ex-
ecution of this order at all Post-otfices from
and after the 1st day of October, 1873"
International Commerce.
The second annual report Of Interna-
tional Commerce and Transportation in the
United States is in course of preparation by
the Bureau of Statistics. The report will
treat very fully of the commerce of the
West and Northwest, especially the depart
ments Of trade between the Mississippi Val
ley and Texas. In this portion of the re-
port comparison will be given of the
results of competition existing between
New Orleans and the valley cities for the
trade of Texas and the Southwest, includ-
ing the development Of commerce with
Mexico.
Tobacco Raising.
Fifteen hundred pounds of tobacco have
been found secreted under the floor of the
Prof. Baxter Drowned.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15.-The Signal Sta
tion at Cape May reports as follows: Prof.
Baxter Professor Of Elocution at Harvard
College, was drowned here about II o'clock
this morning while swimming beyond his
depth. His body has not yet been recov-
cred.
One Gauger to Watch Another.
AS an additional guard against frauds in
distilling liquors, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue Raum is placing two lots of
Gaugers in the distilleries throughout the
country.
One lot will as heretofore, measure the
liquors in the distillery while the other will
re-gauge it after it has been drawn off into
theware house. This plan will, it is ex
pected, prevent the possibility Of collusion
between the distiller and gauger.
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TUGBOAT EXPLOSION.
Six Men Blown Overheard and Four
Killed.
National Associated Press to the Star.

New York, Aug. 10. The tugboat c.
Henderson, while on the south shore of
Staten Island, exploded her boiler last
night. The boat was shattered and six men
and John Day. One of the crew has since
died.
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For the WalIingford Sufferers.

NhtI0nAI ASSOC ,ated Press TO the Star.
WATERBURY, Conn, Aug 15.-The exhi-
bition game of baseball here to-day for the
benefit of the Wallingford sufferers was at
tended by two thousand people and netted
$500.
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National Associated Press to the Star
PoUGHKEErsIE, N Y, Aug, 15.-The fu
neral services of the late President Ray,
mond, of Vassar College, will take place at
that institution Friday, 18th inst.
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RTISS BRADDON'S new and thrilling story
MI Thou Art the Man. 1Oc Valentine Vox, the
Ventriloquist, 1Oc. Houdin, the Conjuror, 10c.
Mysteries OF Paris 20c. Count of Monte Cristo,
Dc, Tom Cringle's Log, 20c. STANDARD Libra
~" of any bookseller or newsdealer.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

wv ANTED - SITUATION--As cook, first-class,
w city or country. Apply at 1S9 Mound street
15-3t
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nv ANTED SITUATION TO cook, wash or
w iron, city or country, Call at so Longworth
street. l53t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

CKETCHING FROM NATURE.-In pencil and
y water colors, and drawing and painting in col
ered crayons; practical instructor illustrated soc.
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY & Co.. 1l9
Nassau street, New York.
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w ANTED - SITUATION AS cook, city or
w country; best of reference given Inquire at
N New street l5-3t
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MTANTED SITUATION - By good girl, to
w cook, wash or iron, city or country 56 Eliz-
abeth street. 15-3t
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=" "ANTED-SITUATION a German girl,
w for general housework; references given.
Call at Is Freeman street. 15-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RTISTS Manual of oil and water color paint
n ing cmyon drawing &c, SOC, of booksellers
OF by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO., 1l9 Nassau
street. New York.
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JRsDAY EVENING. AUGUST Is. 1878:

few muscular contortions. After hanging
fifteen minutes they were pronounced dead
by two physicians.
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w ANTED = -SITUATIONS-By two girls, one
w good cook, and one for housework city or
country. Call at 335 Court street. 153t
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FOR RENT.

YNOR RENT-HOUSE--Br of eight rooms, gas,
4 water, &C.. large lot 80 Clark street. 15-3t
INOR RENT-IIOUSE-Of nine rooms and bath,
Il Ala West Fourth street; rent low. Apply al lO6
West Fifth street. l5-3t
NOR RENT-HOUSE-A three-StOry brick house,
4 No. 46 York street. Inquire at 742 Central av-
enue l5-3t
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NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrative of the estate OF Will
lam HOLE, deceased.
SOPHIA HOLLE, Administrative.
CINCINNATI, August 18th, 1878. aul5-3tTh'
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wv WTANTED-SITUATION a young man as
w coachman willing and obliging; reference
Apply at 426 West Fifth street, city. 15-3t
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D-SITUATION- - As drug clerk, by
w young man of experience and frstclass ref
erence. Address DRUGS, 90 Goodloc st. 15-3t
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NOR SALE MILLS - Two Touring mills, one
( water power, one steam power, botn good Gus
iom and merchants; mills in thickly settled coun-
ty in Ohio; will sell cheap on easy payments;
death OF one partner cause for selling For par
tculars address ]. S, MILES, Dayton, Ohio. Pat
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-08-15

DOOTS AND sHOES-S MARX, 1856 AND 1893
ID West Fifth street, selling at retail at wholesale
prices Bargains Call, it will pay you. jyl7-3m
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FOR SALE,

TIOR SALF-COTTAGE-Of three rooms, front
4 side and rear yards. Apply on the premises,
36l Findlay street. 1886
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IOR SALE - FARM - About 10 miles from
Il the city, good dwelling of rooms, barn and
Out-houscs complete Suitable place for gardner.
Apply al SO Como street. aul6-3gE
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WANTED - SITUATION - By first-class cook,
w in private family or boarding house, in city
or country. Apply at l05 Lock street. 15-3t
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FOR RENT--ROOMS.

1lOR RENT-COTTAGE-Wit five rooms and
L kitchen, 205 Findlay street, between John and
Linn streets. Inquire at 3M Race street. 133t
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SELECT RETAIL HOUSES.
HOOTS AND SHOES.

Great bargains for next 80 days at GREEN'S Shoe
Store 277 Central avenue. Ladies' Shoes 81. Misses
Shoes SOC, Childrens Shoes 25c, Mems Shoes 81.
aul-30t
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The Times says that many persons will be
glad to know that Dennis Kearney though
an Irishman, is not Roman Catholic. The
Catholic Telegraph, which we have quoted
from, pronounces him an Orangeman. If
so the fact alone is sufficient to make nearly
every Roman Catholic in the land his bitter
foe. Moreover, Catholics are as body en-
tirely opposed to communism. Every form
of the Roman Church is the essence of con-
servatism, while communism is the extreme
of radicalism.
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"ANTED - SITUATION - By 4 German girl
w for houscwork; good cook washer and ironer;
city or country. Apply at 255 Court street 15-3t
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nv ANTED-- -SITUATION-As gardener, &c, by
w thorouShgoing, steady man, with long ex-
perience i'll the work or IA genteman's place Ad-
dress A. gardener, Columbia East End city. 15-3t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-06-13
yfCToRY ron TBE MBTEOJa
Tint Famous Yacht Triunphnnuy Reap
pcnrs ON Her Old Cruising Ground

beneath the shade Of the venerable trees
on the Tlvsinn Fields. lIohoken. and hard by
tho srcnc Of the historic Hamilton Burr duel. a
merry party patherci yesterday 90 witness the
seventh annual races Of the Now Jersey Yacht
club. Out Of fourteen entries five yachts COM
pctcd. two of them being the famous Meteor
and the Dare Dcvil Tho course was from of
the Twelfth street wharf to n stake boat moorod
oil the foot Of Eglty-nfth street leaving it on
the port hand. returning to the place Of start
ing. turning the stake boat there located in the
Same manner; to be sailed over three times.
Tho start was a flying one. and the yachts. in
thoir respective classes. started MS follows
First class-Eswlr, iu1' A. VI second clnss-'harn,
100 at. p'fc H,Vl. lOn 90, Meteor. 1901 20, third
olas.-fr,ddic. 10 56 49, Pauline, 10 ,' 10
just nfer the start the wind shifted from
faint hreoza from the northeast to fair sailing
lrcczo from the southwark. This enabled the
iect TO boom ont llhs and SUCCESSFULLY contend
against u strong chb tide. The Meteor and the
Pauline in their respective classes soon went TO
the front. and the Estrlc. without a competitor.
aud handsomely sailed led everything on the
first turn which was completed rs follows:
Estclie 1891 T. NJ Meteor, y 81, Dare Devil, OF 4;
Charm, 0i 30, Pauline Oi3o, Freddie, $50.
The intcrcs, centred in the three crack yachts
Of the first class and m they came up close to-
Eether on the port tack. put their helms hard-a-
lee and iltcd sheets To- run back. the scene WIS
inspiring. There WIS some shnrp mahuuNring
in going north on the second round and tho
Charm successfully covered up the Dare Devil
with her immense spread Of canvas. anu for u
whilo kept ahead Of her. The Dare Devil soon
rcgaincd the J.. al. however and. after turning
the Eighty-ilfth street stake bout. pressed the
Meteor hard. and was gaining on her until
obliged 20 bear away to AVOID long tow.
The Estlle completed the Second round at
2:2j;l5; Meteor. 2.3o: Dare BOWL, 1884; Charm.
2.3j.lJ; Pauline. 2:45, This pretty work was
continued ON the third round. the wind fresh
ching and coming out more from the westward.
and the Hood tide troubling the yachts on the
last trip. down from Eighty-ilfth street. The
pretty Meteor continued TO gain on the last
round and in fact, showed spaced that will no
doubt cause match TO 5e made between her
and the lnVinciblc Susie s. The Charm came in
second IN the second class. having, by making
due allowance Tor the flood, been able to pass
the Dare Devil. The start finish. actual and
corrected time in the second class were rs fol-
lows;
Charm ......... 1857 50 l.2so2 5e5i2 s25 70
Mo iS ''.....ii iGiiS ioS q $500 s5, y
The Meteor thus. on her first temperance in
her old cruising ground. scores u handsome
victory over two dangerous antagOn ISIS. The Es-
telle and Pauline were winners in their classes.
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DAMAGE. wanted by the CITY.

The cty's suit against the Union Ferry Com
pany before Judge Van Worst Yesterday the
Element OF the decree upon his decision IN favor at the
city aiud-ing the years lease made IN 1870 hy the
tonnis,uuers u" sinking Furi to the Terry company
Ia hc NDd Mr. George Tie kor Curtis. counsel Tor the
,N asked that the case he sent 10 referee 10 ascertain
the mount o damage To- be- paid by hc company to the
tty ior t-ht years illegal occupation OF the crncs
Decision was reserved.
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Western Union.

At the mcotlng of the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company Yesterday. the official returns Tor the
quarter ending March 81 showed the profits 10 be SOL
GA a. s79n3n - more than the estimated profits at
last meeting Tho estimated profits for Tie quarter end
June 80 Ss7 OlS 81 and the surplus nj the
date $500 Ui-u~ The customary dNrud of is cont
declared PAYABLE on Jus 10 for which purpose the
company stock hoo- to bee CLOSED juno 81 ami
opened ou July 10 Nj II NICK TWOmbly was elected
Nt0.lirrsfeut
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AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
ON and after May ~. i-7s
Trains leave New York. Desbrusses and COrtlanlt
r. fulluws
Express Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace cars attached y A. NJ. q and : -
4 VI daily.
FM wilham-port Lock Haven, CORY. and Erie At 20
4 NJ connecting at CORY for ntu-,ile Petroleum
Centre, and the on Regions wllIamsport and LOek
Haven. q A. VI.
Balumors, washineton and the South, Limited wash.
ingtun Express OF Pullman farlor cars daily.
sunday. go A. VI arrive WASHINGTON 4.lO T. NJ
REGULAR q SD A. NJ, l. $50, and Il NJ sunday 9 80
Express for Philadelphia I 30 100 90. o % 80 lin.
itcdi. II A ], I. ., 81. q $50. 80. 80, ana g VI
sunday 800 ana % A NJ, =. 49, g 31 : 3d. 30 ana o T.
NJ Em-rAnt aud second class. . VI.
Boats Ot BruUklyn Annex connect with all thr0n-
trains az Jtr,ry city. anOrilng speedy and direct
translt tor BrupklNu travel
~ train, 70 Nowars. Lnhbeth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth AWiuv, FItmingtnn. hrlNdvre. and
other points soc local -'hr duies 40 t lrkt ON. e-
Trains arrive FROM Pittsburgh - 1l. lu.iu VI. lh21
daily. a.. 900 \ NJ. $500 T. ". dlllN. except Monday
from Nnshu-tln ami Baltimore. q ii. y 40 4 NJ, am
ID. lulul " NuuiaN q .il. 20. 40 A From puilt.
Urliia 49, d'n % So. $3.50. 1850. II % \ NJ. % 30.
10. . IS. 81 1l. = 90. lu.lu 10 4 VI sunday o.
q in. 10 40. 90 rt ~ 80 \. VI N t'. iN ll T. VI.
Ticket Offices. i-i ana ott BROADWAY Aston House.
AMI foot oi neshr.-~, ami tnrttnNt SIS. Court ~
and Brooklyn AunvN Depot foot u Fulton st. Brulkyu.
ma. iiH. AMI lis Hudson st.. Uunnkrn. btpG JcrS y
city Lm.gtani rcket once, Battery pllco..
fkA*K THOMSON. l. r. FARMER
General Manager 6ftuI PASSENGER AGENT.
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Excursions.


DLNMOUTu ROCK. TO-DAY,
Il AND EVERY DAY HEREAFTER,
UNtIlUlNG SiNUANSI
UP THE LOVELY HUDSON
stopping at
WEST POINT AND NEWBURGH
On Jarrett Fulnnf Sut rtl Palace steamer
PLYMOUTH KOtk
Ample time given fer N.lUu. tiD United states Military
hcadcm, on WAslllNGrON'S llLADQO AHiEES
MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL ENTTRT AtNNENT
cNtiN dan iu q ami Saloon ami uu Prone idr D. Wv
MAXINE BANp. GLEE CLrB. NNLUrlIONL, BENZ
the great cornct player. Chimes &c, &C.
FARE ....Enurc Grand Excursion. FIFTY CENTS
. - BOAT LEAVES
EVERY MORNiNN uutlulWp So NuANS from rcr at
the battery North O. vr Wn - ogn and o.t of l2l
GERS Will take the ANNEX boat ~ Fulton II nj 81 %
NJ 40 EXTRA CHARGE for transfer either way
DLHMOJrI5 ROCK. MOONLIGHT
.... The beautiful steamer PLYMOUTH
N"N"Ni"" ROCK makes her second Moonlight TX.
AND curHon TOMORROW FRIDAY EVEN.
po,,,xr,, 1870. June ~ Leaves Pier l. n r.. ats
O'Clock. and foot OF 22d st. n H., at ~
SAIL on the BROOKLYN passengers will take An.
uooStrr NEX boat Fulton Terry, at T. No extra
charge Tor transfer GREAT MUSICAL
HUDSON FESTIVAL
FARE entire grand trip, FIFTY CENTS.
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Snustmtnts,

Smustmtnts.
IIIMORE's GARDEN.
" sheridan Shook aud l.. @. Gilmore .......L ossocs
JUNE io-rNfRA NIGHT
GRAND suNMrUNIGirs FESTIVAL
LrpEREEASl S6crrY.
ruEop6nr iii0N1ss CONCERT
An Orchestra of ltn Nu~riiNsi
A chorus OF 10 vocesi
baucms after ~ o'clock
1opcriilFfp N%gR Fl @9' i n ey,' NcycrDccr
uNtKIl RI, CARNIVAL ltomVnc r.. lorliul
GERNhN iii'piHkkRNH Conductor. Mr A TAuR
Voi-riEL Dc Nri.,r,in.or Won wcri'a rs wagner
THEME and VARIATIONS, Loendhclc liOch1cit
sALAM1s, Song Of victory of tlc Greeks Gernsncnn
LlEDlRkEAM All, 4" lssfhA
yALsE-,CArRicE mcwj...........,.........n ubnHcin
imXiinitX 'pNScrs ''''''.''''.' ''''. "' Rnrehms
- LElpEHkRANI AND ORCHESTRA
SPECIAL NOTlCE-scasun and package tickets VIII
not y. good Tor thi- ocrns1u
Admission ~. Boxes - and SO
DuoNoG HAru ORGAN CONCERTS,
Every nisR IN. wcaR ad sS,or"y ma m' Tor the
hcncnt Of The organ Fund OF ST rauls Episcopal Church.
EDis0S's STEALING rnoNogRArH. p.,.
LEVY MARyEILOt = COlNET SOLOS REPRODUCED
ny THE rliONOURAPH.
Mime rgg grsaS o Tgscs iSqS2G OF S ZERO
DucED ny TIE rloNoGRAPlI ..,..,...
with fidelity .. lSns AM ase1afs Of articulation
Morsan's grand organ Iccal' on ne Roascys 0rgnp
Illustrated Lecture Sound Motion as cxcmplncd In
the Phonosreph. Prot ROBERT SPICE.
musical entsriaimmsnt ever wnc.sed' In sew WIN
The phon9granh used at these xnbiu9n. Just received
pereons the inycnuon Aimissi9ns p cents reserved
a..
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Nous, furnishing.
JOHN IYNCU'a,
"A 3Ol AND iO4 srll AVENUE.
Wlll he 1ouut the
LARGEST ANp CHEAPEST STOCK OF
Fl RNIruKE. CARPETS. BEDDtNG STOVES AND
REFKlGERAfORs lN THE CITY.
PARLOG SUITES .... .................. y25
WALNUT CHAMBER 81 TIES ......... ........... 20
WALNUT BUREAUS
WAlNl BEn-lEApS ....... .......................
HAIR MATTRESSES Observation-Disclosures.
MIXED HAIR ArrRESSES ................ 3
Bltl SSElS CAKfETS PER YARD ..... .............
INGRAM CARPETS PER YARD ....... ......... DOC
All sOods SOLD AT LOVES CASH PRICES
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
TERMS WADE 10 suit customers CALL AND EX.
ANIME before purchasing elsewhere
GOODS WARRANTED As REPRESENTED.
JOHN LYNCH. 32 and 500 18th Avenue,
hll lILLl lIII
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THESE BONDS ARE SECURED BY A FIRST AND
ONLY MORTGAGE OF ALL THE PROPERTY OF THR
COMPANY N THE STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA. IN.
GLIDING THE CANAL, RAILROADS. MINES. coal
AND OTHER LANDS. ROYALTIES, ROLLING STOCK
LEASES. CONTRACTS, Sc
AT THE STOCKHOLDERS MEETING IN is77.
MEssRs JOHN v l. PRuYS.
ADOLPnus HAMILTON.
II. NJ oLMsTED.
HENRY H. FARNAM, aud
Ell GRANT
were appointed special committee TO mako a thorough
examination of the entire property ami condition ne
company This committee valued nic property plelsri
to secure hi. issue OF bond. at MORE THAN DOUBLE
the amount Vi thi. moriga.c ofsiooDOn
one-half OF this issue Is reserved to provide Tor tie
dcbcnturcs maturing ia isot
Having negotiated with tho company for portion
the remainder vi this issie OF bonds. yaer then
Tor sale at
PAR AND ACCRUED INTEREST
", recommend thc-c bonds to investors desiring .
security of uniouhted character
DREXEL. MORGAN 4 co.
Corner Wall AMI Broil "a
wINsLow. IANlER 4 GO,
Corner Nassau aui Cedar ss
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prntistrg.

TYR. WATT. Is East 2ad st-thcapcst and host den
- usuy in uic cit,, Extracting, sas. "o cents each
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TIM CONSISTENT Win
AhSUIl m SAFETY
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pENNsYLyANIA MAiLHoND.

- Nv via " The on Nelahlc'
STONiNGrpN LINE.
Elegant steamers leave daily SUNDAYS excepted from
Pier SO. North nscr foot OF jaw st. nj + VI.
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FOURTEEN THROUGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE pLfOlS IL PHILADELPHIA, TWO IN
NEW YORK.
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TO ruII.ADELPnIl.

PENNSYLVANIA RAlT-ROAD
THE OLD.EsrABLIsIfp ROUTE AND SHORT LIN
BErMElN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
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The MctoOr thus. on her ilrst reappcnrnnce
her old cruising ground. scores "A handson
victory over two dangerous antagun lists. The l.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01
Good Advice.

An Indianapolis exchange gives
this advice to farmers: 1--WE took
occasion one year ago to advise farmers
to market their wheat promptly as soon
as they got it threshed, and those who
followed our advice profted by it. We
now take occasion to repeat that advice,
and urge upon the wheat growers of
Indiana the Importance to them of
threshing early and marketing early.
Our reasons are briefly these: The
rule is that the early market is the best
market. There is continued liability
to loss by fire, from the day it is garner
ed until it is marketed. The money at
interest will increase in value more
rapidly than wheat will, even if there
is a general increase in price. The
most successful farmer is the one who
markets the produce ofhis farm prompt
ly as soon as ready for market"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

E9T Farmers are frequently troubled
with their wheat moulding after it has
been put in the bins. fyour wheat is
damp and liable to mould, put a few
stones or bricks in the granaries, and
after leaving in one day, take them out,
and if they appear damp, put in others
that are not moist, and at the end of
two or three days the wheat will be
perfectly dry and rattle like shot when
handled.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01
Neuralgia and Rheumatism.

A very simple relief for neuralgia is
to boil small handful of lobelia in
half a pint of water till the strength is
out of the herb, then strain it off and
add teaspoonful of fine salt. Wiring
cloths out of this liquid as hot as pos
sible, and spread over the part affected.
1t acts like charm. Change the cloths
as soon as cold. Rheumatism can often
be relieved by application to the pain
full parts of cloths wet in solution of
sal-soda in water. If there is inflammation
in tie joints, the cure is very quick g,
the wash needs to be lukewarm.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

RECTbusiness you can engage in S. to $40
per day made by any worker of either
sex right In their own localities. Particulars and
sample worth five dollars free. Improve your
CO., Portland, Maine tlI 1yr
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

CB- DIR, Ely Mcclellan, in the Louis
vile Medicdos Times reports the case of
child suffering from severe scald
involving the hand and fore arm of
right side. When brought to the doc
tor the child was in terror of agony
and almost unmanageable. The injur-
ed arm was carefully wrapped in soft
cotton cloth which was soaked with a
saturated solution of the bicarbonate of
soda, and in few moments the pain
was entirely relieved and the child was
sleeping. The use of the solution of
soda was continued, no other treat
ment being necessary, and the conval-
escene was rapid.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

"a 1t is said by farmer who has
tried the experiment go often as to be
sure of his ground, that buttermilk
poured over the back of scurvy pig
will entirely and speedily remove the
scurf.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01

gT If you will pour little vinegar
in the water you wash blue clothes in
it will keep them bright
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-10-01
Rice Wames.

To one cupful and half of boiled
rice add two cupfuls of flour; mix it
with milk. The batter must be rather
thicker than pancake batter. Add a
little salt, then beat two eggs very light,
and stir them in the last thing, giving
it a good beating. Bake in waffle-irons.