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National Republican., 1878-11-25
Travellers Guide.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

rArrosIE Ifs ssSsff s5ssi fosGfsafs %SS saSnr LIVE
NORTH, SonrHwEssifDy% y%nsr. AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, ,s52EAkfR J2 EAkf fErEsF r. FL. a, 80 AM
tASss,sry g. feTf Th.sRi|IfH AID nos
ION ExfRtsS Elicott tlIy On sundays TO
R%Poiis Junction Isssqp. SiiSn Hanover, H aud Elk
s!P'burS WncISs@IeT ii%serto%S a % anf way Va
T.e"tBiHrIMoRE AND LAUREL EMPRESS,
s'inZpoint q Rocks Pledmgnt sirasbnrg. Win
&f% Y5sK fiGaBEi& fIS msL FifiSH' BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENPRBSs Paror Car 70
New York and Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
s.ssT; Il. %ouIs, I9yIsyIhhE, smicAgo, CO.
Sunday. Throush carlo siau ion. Pullman ear
0Ooa;oh sunday only Baltimore, Annnpo,l' md
ieoY.niLTiMoFE IMPRESS, stop, a. HlaGens.
ton, Jessups. and Hanover.
iS5m.tNEW YdRK, PffiTADELPiiIX,i AND B05.
TON EXPREss stops at LAUREL
1885, Sunday only Tor Baltimore aud Way STA
iso. .BAi .TIMoRE, BLApENsBuRo, ASD LAU.
Annapolis Junction.
sna of RSs WSs F5SScr5 %n
OF Rocks and Way stations only.
ti0-f Baltimore, AnnaI oils, and Way stations.
50-tPIiILADELPHIA, NORFOLK, AND BAL.
T1MoKk ENPhESs Ellicott city, Norfolk, OK.
ccpt Sunday. Norfolk passengers taken IN the
cars direct To boat nj Ianton. stops nt .Bladens'
burg and Laurel.
aHd aSby Wy ssSs sSGSTnus EXPRESS
Sleeping cars 10 Chicago.
si0-R RhLTIMORE EXPRESS.
S:DO-Pont OF Rocks aud Way stations = -
gtO-tsT. LOUIS, CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE,
AND PllTsBURG EMPRESS. PIIsburg, OK
cept Sunday. Pullman Cars. -
iOii-tNEw YORK, PHtI.A DELPHTA,A AND BAL
TlMORE ESPRESS sleeping car TO New York
and special sleeping car 10 Philadelphia.
tDnily. ION sunday only. Other trains daily, ex'
cont SUNDAY.
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COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.
u.ansHaraS Nny
ARRIvEn.

WAbHTNOToN, NOV, o. IsiH
ARRIvEn.
Emery's whArf-Schooner Potomac. Stiles. Havre
de Grace, with 2ioltons coal 10 Samuel Emory.
sicphensons wharf Schooner W W Hackett.
Crosby. Havre de Grace. with i5o tons coal 10 Ste
pbenson Bros
Smith & winlsntts wharf-echooner Ann Turner.
Marshall, Norfolk with lumber to W W Mccullough
and shingles to Willsti n Lihbey.
Rilcyis wharves schooners Grace Washington.
-. Philadelphia. with paving block to Cranford
Hoffman & Flhcfi: OfHvln, johnson Daniel Sheets
Robb' X Golden. lily. Def, Streets Annie Mer.
FILL Wood. all rom tho Chesapeake Bay, with oysters
and potatoes 10 market.
CLEARFn
Rlleys whnrves-SChooners Mary Parks PARKS;
American Eagle, Bayiey; SweaTcf, - Joshua
Green, -, ard Banner Cblsetine- nil down the
river, light
Johnson's whaTf-Schooner Caroline Reed Mon.
Ioe's Creek. light; Rising Sun. Dunningion. Nan!e.
moy, light,
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GREAT
1877 3
1878

1910 GREAT IS7S
40 r,,,, HESNsYkyASrA ROUTE ,,..r
srLExbiby 2ysLh gJfJE SSTGbNfFf EA rqurr
rnnIa II ErEE IL gS s. BsSS
For f5Sfs a"S %%n he Ws o daily with
Pnrlcr CIR 70 plllsburg and sleeping cars from
s Il! 6H Wb FSHS &c K lsS
and The North al $40 .. nj daily except Saturday.
with Palace Cars 10 Canandalgua For Williams
port. Lock Haven and watkins, at 1910 a. IN.
For New York and The East. ISO and lols p daily,
Pamsn f faTiSr TGGs e. 20 MI dayp except
For BrooEiyn, New York all through train. connect
a1ordng direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
Ing double ferriage and Journey across New York
For TiadephIa. lao. $50. and 1915 p m daily. Lin
For hSd mIpIsss 20 M & &da'ly except pS SUNDAY, 3 ,.,
except sunday 1910 II. M, l'So SSc' 7;Ao and 1918
For fope's Gfsek Line. A. IN. and &c p, m, daily.
For XnSsPoiis, a. IN. and 40 p IN. daily, escep.
MHY hSb bHAffff2ANbbRiA XSo WISHING: J.
For Aissandra' ., i:is, ., Lila m. and iiS s. t:o
COS, :, and il:ao p. m. On sunday,o a, M. EiS'
For Richmond and the South. 60 a. M. and SIC p M,
Trans leave Alexandria for Washington. els 7is. s,
o. ~, ii a M aud l. s. $50 S, 6i5, :, and i2 p. IN.
On sunday at and 10 a. m. and Gl5p m.
c%S be rroSHPed S al S The
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
Sss yenue and al he DEPOT Were orders
d Ie for ms checking OF baggage 70 destinations nom
"O'e'' "ia H. i TXRMER General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager.
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DNOPOsALs F0K E0FFER.

Sealed proposals In duplicate to be indpTscd Pro.
p9sais ior Copper, wilt he received al this OIL. Pc
untl u clock on the nj lay Uf December 1879, TO
.drnish ami deliver At the WESIngtnu naVN yard
RUREAu CONSTRUCTION ASD RErA!R.
lVo, ,0sJJ pounds or American copper.
This copper Will Oc required ~ follows
F!uy thousand pounds best qnl.ity American cop
per, about ihlrty.One mChrs lrHg Il ~ Lghes vide.
ind rec and one half HChcs ihck, 10 acish not es,
than no pounds.
fINy thousand pounds best quality American cop.
per, sixteen Inches long twelve inches vide md two
nni UnC.Nnlr inches ihick TO weigh about lC pounds
one half Of each kind OF copper to BE- delivered on
or CeoTe tho ait day of January Sp and the second
hat before The 2s day OF February. !s-9, with
the privilege Of delivering the whole al as earl day
Ils the successful Bidder may desire.
Thp whClr Of this copper viii be subject 10 ihc tests
En IN pecUus Ofthc proper officers ol the Washing
zen navy yard to whom bidders are referred.
No proposal will bc considered unless !rOm man
utaCtnTGr or regular dealer In copper.
The right II reserved TO .eiCct ANY Or h'l Offers
should II be considered 10 tho Interest OF the Govern
ment to do So
Blans :orms for Sld, 10 Oe had at this office.
W. " WILLIAMS,
nOtl Paw u =, Navy,
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OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEpARTMEST,
wAsHINGTuS, ID. G., Nov. ~. ISIS
Sealed proposals Will bc received at this Otcr until
u IN. on the ith DAY OF December, 1873, for Rll the
labor required IN laying the brick aud settling tho
stJne-wCTk Of the supCrs of the building Or
the Bureau uf Engraving and Printing ~ this city,.
Proposals VIII also bG received until thnt time for
all the stone work. cut, iewised and delivered at the
building ready Wr setting required Tor the super.
structure ui the building in accordance with draw
Img8 aud specification. Copy Of specification and Wny
hddltGual III 'ormat'On may be had on application at
this onlCe, where the drawings mHy be seen.
JAS q lIIII.
noc2.Gt Supervising Ar-htnc'.
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-.- THOMAS HYDE Trustee
]. T.. COLDWELL, SALESMAN. nI2sie9de
LIMITED STATES MARsHALS SALE.

by virtue of writ OF cr flcias issued out of the
clerks office Of the supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia, aud To me directed vii sell at public sale
for cash. nj the courthouse door OF said District, on
WEDNESDAY, the llih day OF December, ISIS, at II
the def ntant ~ and 10 the following described prop
erty, TO VII All that Part OF lot numbered u, In
square numbered SO beginning Tor the same Oh Sixth
street east a point 10 feet south from the northwest
corner of said lot running thence 50 feet thence
south feet inches: thence east % FEET thence south
feet inches thence west li2 feet, TO the line OF said
sixth street east; thence north along the line Of said
sixth street 20 the place Of hCgnnng, together with
all and singular the improvements thereon seized
ard levied dpOn as the property Of William Enrnrs,
TO satisfy execution No SOL equity, In favor Of Belle
+. barnes, FREDERICK DOUGLASS,
~ US. Marshal, D. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AlCtiOuePT, uD1I
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H. H.T.HELMBOCD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU-

AsPECtFIC REMEDY for all Disease, OF the
Urinary Organs Non. retention or lncontinence OF
Urine Irritation, Inflammation, or liberation Of the
Bladder and Kidneys; stone Ia the Blndder, Gravel
or BrickduSt Deposit, Brights Dsea>e, Milky Dis.
charges and all Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys or
Prostate GLAND, whether affecting Male Female, or
Child.
FOR WEAKNESS arising from excesses or dlssi.
patton, attended With some OF inc following symP
lIon to ENertlon Or business shurtncss Of I,reath
DmneSs OF Vision, Pains In the Back. Chest, and
Head, Hush OF Blood 10 the Head skin Eruptons
Pale Cnuntenance and Dry skin.
rTlIFSE SYMPTOMS are allowed 10 go on very
frequently Epilcpic Fits and Consumption follow.
When tile constitution becomes affected with orgnnc c
weakEcss requires the aid Of an nvsorsting nedi-
cine TO strengthen ard tone up tho system, which
HELMBOLDS BUCIIU does In every case.
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Wanted.

WTAHTED-UPHOLsTE wORK.-CARL
w r. w. BERGMANN. ep3 q street northwest
Carpet and mating sewed and put down new mat
tresses made 70 order. and old ones renovated. All
cabinet repairing done by skilled hands at p1 sree
northwest, near Patent Ofiice nu7S5m
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noll Pay ln.nec,or Z. :. NAVY.
n nrnE.ror EorirurNrA Asp RECRUirISo.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
IN BCREtu OF EguIPNENT AND RECRUiTISo,
WAsHiNUTOS, DCtoOer q, ISIS.
Manufacturers and dca!ers IN crOckeTy, glass, and
plated ware are invited to deliver ut the Washington
Navy Yard, nee rom any expense 10 the Govern.
mcnt specimens OF their goods tor examination aud
inspection, together with statement OF prices, with
u View OF establishing u standard Hs ioquHlty nnd
price for the purchase Of these nrCles ln the future
The CommaHdaut OF the said NAVY. NHrl VIII, on
application furnish the allowances OF these articles
hi the navy and any other Information desired III the
premises.
When the standard Of quality and price has been
agreed upCn The particular designs win b. fixed.
H. ", SIII'FEIDT,
Of IuTpnl.
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nO,saoadelo Tn6ss I9rts : :. HHT6iFTKGiys, }Tru,i
u WARNER, Real Estate Auctloneer

BASEMENT FRAME DWELLING, ON THE
NORTH SIDE OF II STREET, BETWEES
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS NORTHEAST
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated August :. A. D.
1871, duly recorded In Lbar No sGi folio 2bE ct seq
one OF the land records for the District OF Columbia
and at the request of the party secured thereby
Will sell ut pubic au ton In frout Of the premises, on
THURSDAY, December 10. ISIS ut o'clock p. M, nj
that psce or parcel Of ground lying IN The city OF
Washngtor, D. c. known Us lot numbered dfiy.seven
l51l, of Ke!iys subdivision Of part OF square uuni
eered nine hundred and thirty.three ls3ll together
with the impt nvements. &c.
Terms One. .ourth cash md the balance IN six
twelve, and eighteen months, with Interest at per
cent. per AnnunI secured by q deed OF trust the
property Sold or all cash. nt option OF the purchaser
.ilJ deposit al the lime OF sale and nil conYeyancng
at purCiIaser's cost. Terms 10 he compile with IN
seven days otherwise the trustees the right
10 resell the property al the risk ard cost Oi the de-
lauling purchaser amer i've day advertisement.
JOSEPH Il EDSON l,r-,.,oo,
THOMAS HYDE. Ii'"'Fc''
L. T. COIlWEII Salesn1nH N ,pSiasiaip
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IOROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN MAIL
l. BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.

PosT.OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHINGTOS, u. C., August 10, 1878.
Proposals nom ratences, or their Ls,guces, for
granting the use of Improvement In the construction
or In the mode OF opening and closing mail bags, OF
any or all kinds and In the manufacture materials
thereof aud also for the use OF patented devices for
tagging or labelling the same viii be received this
Department until . O'Clock noon on the I'd day OF
December, 1878
All proposals must be In accoriancs with the spec.
icaons and form Of proposal which will be furnished
on application by letter 10 the Second Assistant Post
master General.
: The contracts which may De made for the use of
any patents Will be In conformity with such speclhcR
tons and the accepted proposals.
D. NJ. KEY,
Postmaster, General,
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Boarding.
Professional.

nR. BOswORTH, 9lS f STREET y. ", Is THE
- most skillnl and the only scientific Medical
Electrician ever in this city, All nervous and chronc
diseases positively cured Female diseases q special
]. Patterson, 4. C.; Samuel Norment Washington, ID.
C., and otheri Consultation free. noitIy
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Proposals..

DROpOSALs FOR LABOR AND CuT.STONE
l. WORK FOR The BUILDING FOR TIE NJ
KEAu OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING.
WhsHiNGlOS, DC,
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HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar to females,
Chronic inflammation Of the Uterus, and oil com.
plants incident to the sex.
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TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE,
AUCTION Sales.--future DAYS.
BROS, Auctioneer.

nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF No III ELEVENTH
STREET EAST.
By virtue Of deed Of trust duly recorded In LIber
NO $40 folio 5io one OF the land records for the Dis.
rct OF Columbia, and by request OF the party secured
thereby we will sell at public auction In front Of the
premises, on TUESDAY, 10th day OF December, A. u.
lSs Mi clock .. M, all that certain y parcel
OF gTound lying IN The said city and District Aforesaid,
corded subdivision OF original lot numbered ten tiO)
ln square numbered nine hundred and sixty eight
(Ss) together with the improvements thereon.
Terms! Onethlru DSJ OF the purchase. money In
cash the balance In six twelve, and eighteen months
with interest at the rate OF cent secured by deed
OF trust on the property sold. All conveyRncng at
purchasers cost deposit OF 600 will be required at
the time OF sale. u terms OF sale not complied
with In hve days from day OF sale the trustees
me right 10 resell the property at the risk and cost OF
defaulting purchaser.
JOHN ]. EDSON O,r,
no?S&3o6dei0 THOS. s. HOPKINS, trustees
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Hell LMBOLD'S BUCHU

HELMB0LD'S BUCHU
HAS NO EQUAL in diseases peculiar to females
plants incident TO the sex.
HElMB0LD'S BUCHU
Is rSEQUALED by any remedy known. II IL
prescribed by the most eminent physicians all over
ihe world TO be used amer confinement and all Ell.
ieebled constitutions Of both sexes and all ages.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
HEA ADACHE, Pain IN the Shoulders, Cough, pi.rt
nrs-. Sour stomach. Eructntions, Bad Taste In Tue
Month palpitntion OF the Heart, Pain In the Region
toms are the onsprings Of Dyspepsia.
HElMB0LD'S 8UCHU
ISvIGoRATEs the stomach. stimulates the torpid
Liver, Bowels, aud Kidneys to healthy action In
cleansing the Hood Of all Impurities and imparIing
new lie and vgor TO the whole system.
single trial will be quite sufiCient 10 convince
the most hestatng Of Its valuable remedial proper.
ties
Price 81 per Bottle, or SIX for s5.
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both were rescued. Milton Stone and
MIR. Clark deserve credit Tor SAVING
three men who were perched In q small
tree. When the
RUSH or WATERS
struck the house Of John TRY, on
wednesday morning, the family were II
Dreakfast, and without finishing their
meal they were forced into the second
story. La a few minutes every thing in
.ne nrst story was washed out. Mr..
ury finally got his family into his boat,
nut the waves 'Tere 80 powerful that he
was forced TO stand In the water breast
deep, and holding ut the same time
TO the boat and tree until
the sea subsidized. Frank John-
son saved nothing Mt his ranch,
Ousiey's and McLaughlin's houses were
not destroyed. Water came up as far
as Frank Stars house, which is seven
or eight miles west Of this city. Moth
ing has been heard from w. McGee's
ranch on the Sacramento side Of the
tuies, where it is supposed the waves
ran the highest. A district Of country
ten or twelve miles in length
and three wide has been devastated, and
the damages 60 high into the thousands.
Large quantities Of grain in store are
lost, and the fields Of growing grain are
badly damaged in many places and 9TH
ers totally destroyed. Many low places
on farms are filed which can not 90
back with the receding waters. Quite a
number Of the sufferers may be in need
q assistance, which should be prompt
liz rendered.
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so II appears to me that what YOU
want Is pretty much what | want; and
the practical question Is, How YOU are
70 get what you need, under the actl.al
limitations and conditions OF life Of
handicraftsmen in this countryp
think | shall have the assent both OF
the employers OF labor and the employ
cd as to one Of these limitations; which
Is, that no scheme of technical educa-
ton Is likely to be seriously entertained
which will delay the entrance of boys
into working-life, or prevent them from
contributing toward their own support,
as early as they do at present Not on
~ DO believe that any such scheme
could not be carried out, but doubt its
deslrableness,e even ii ii were practicable.
The period between childhood and
manhood is full Of difficulties and dan
gers, under the most favorable circum-
stances; and even among the well-to-
40, who can afford TO surround their
children with the most favorable condi-
tons, examples Of career ruined, be-
fore II has well begun, are but too fire.
quent. Moreover, those who have to
live by labor must be shaped to labor
early. The colt that is left at grass too
long makes but sorry draughthorse.
though his way of life does not bring him
within the reach Of artificial temptations.
Perhaps the most valuable result OF all
education is the ability TO make your
self do the thing you have TO do, when
II ought TO be done, whether you like il
or not; II Is the first lesson that ought
TO be learned; and, however early
man : training begins, it is probably the
last lesson that he learns thoroughly.
There Is another reason to which /
have already adverted, and which would
reiterate, why any extention of the time
devoted to ordinary school-work Is I'M
desirable. In the newly awakened zeal
Tor education, we run some risk of for |
getting the truth that, while under-in-
s,ruction Is a bad thing, over-instruction
may possibly be worse.
Success in any kind Of practical life
. not dependent solely, or indeed chiefly, \
ipon knowledge. Even in the learned /
professions knowledge, alone, Is Of less
than people are apt to sup
pose. And, il much expenditure Of
'odily energy j. involved in the days
work, mere knowledge is Of still less
Importance when weighed against the
probable cost Of its requirement. To
10 fair days work with his hands, a
nan needs, above all things, health,
trcngth and the patience and cheerful
less which, If they do not always ac-
ompany these blessings, can hardly in
he nature Of things exist without
hem; to which we must add honesty
4 purpose and pride in doing what i
onc well.-Prcf. HUXLEY, IN Popular
'cienoe Monthly.
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Free Electric shocks.

The boys and young men who con-
gregate nightly at the corner Of Ran
dolph and Congress Streets have dis
covered that the fire alarm station at
that place is source of entertainment.
Projecting through the bottom Of the
box is wire, and the boys, by placing
a key or knife-b blade to this wire and
then joining hands to form circuit, re-
ceive gratuitous shocks. Policemen
have repeatedly ordered them to stop
their experiments, but during their alb
sence yesterday four or five youngsters
again tried the sport, when one Of them
named Willie Carson was so heavily
shocked that he fell to the sidewalk
nearly insensible. file recovered soon,
not seriously injured, but it is safe to
say that the boys were SO badly fright
ened by the result that they will here
after let the = hot iron," as they call II,
alone. Detroit Free Press.
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Yeast that sDiH not B0uv. ---6 Irish DO.
tatoes (peeled), 4 cup salt, cup sugar
"a teaspoonfuls ginger, cup hops, boil
cd separate. Mix when cold.
One-Egg Cake.--l cup Of sugar, Of
milk egg, "a cups of -four, 2 tea
spoonfuls baking-powder; flavor to
saste; bake half an hour.
To Clean Jewelry, Plated Ware and
britannia. Take strong aqua ammonia,
ounce; prepared chalk, ounce; mix.
Keep well corked. Shake we'll before
using.
Mountain Cake. Whites Of 4 eggs. ,
cups white sugar, cup butter, cup
sweet milk, 4 teaspoon soda, | OF cream
tartar,5 cups flour. This makes good
sized cake.
Fried Cates.--1 egg, Ia cups sugar,
cup sour cream, l cup buttermilk,
even teaspoon soda, even teaspoon
salt, nutmeg seasoning. Mix soft and
fry light brown in hot lard.
Milk Toast. slices Of bread very
thin; toast quickly to light brown;
butter and pile them In q deep dish;
then cover them with rich boiling milk.
Let 1t stand few minutes and serve.
A little salt may be added II necessary.
Cake from Raised Dough- pint of
light bread dough, cup butter, 2 cups
sugar, and eggs. Work with the hand
till well mixed, then add half a nutmeg,
pound raisins. Place in bake-tins in a
warm place to rise before baking.
Dried apple Cakc.--l pint apples,
soaked over night in water; drain well,
chop fine, stew in one cup Of molasses
until tender, then add cups OF brown
sugar, cup Of butter, 2 eggs, cup Of
milk, ? teaspoonfuls Of cinnamon, Of
cloves, u cups Of raisins, cups flour,
teaspoonful Of soda.
C0coanut Cake.---2 cups Of sugar,
cup of butter, ! cup Of sweet milk, 81
Of flour, 3 teaspoonfuls of baking-pow-
der, eggs, leaving of the whites
out for filing. Bake in jelly-cake pans.
The day before baking CRATE | good
sized cocoanut or two small ones. Beat
up 4 whites Of eggs to stiff froth; to
each egg add ~ teaspoonfuls Of pow
dered sugar; spread on each layer,
sweeten your cocoanut and sprinkle it
on top Of icing.
White Mountain Cake.---6 eggs, 2
cups sugar, ] cup butter. cups flour, | .
cup sour milk, teaspoonful soda; mix
and bake like jelly-cakes, in number.
As soon as one is done ice it on top,
hen put on another and ice it, continu-
ng in like manner until the fourth is
placed on top and iced. The beaten
whites Of eggs, made thick with SUI
gar, will make enough icing. The juice
II lemon in the icing whitens and
lardens it.
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FaIatabIe, Powerful, Antiperiodic
and Tonic.-All the necessaries OF great
popular remedy are combined In Clinord's
Febrifuge. A. tonic, in debilitated states
OF system, this remedy stands pre-cmincntly
at the head. Yet il IL more than is usually
understood by that term, for no other pre-
paratisn known exercises an eradicating
power over intermittent diseases. al all COM
parable with 1t. As Il II probable that. IN
the intervals OF the paroxysms OF these dis-
enses train OF morbid action i going out
OF our sight, 80 IL l. equally probable that
this remedy produces In the same system al
action equally mysterious, which supcrsedes
that Of the malady and thus accompIishes
the restoration OF the patient.
y. q. RICHARDSON, Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. ST. LOUIS
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No TIME TO Er Losr.--rn the incipient
stages Of Consumption, the first symptoms are
generally hacking cough pains In the chest,
difficulty Of breathing, or oppression OF the
lungs. Something should be done az once to
check the cough. alay and heal the irritatcd
parts. Aliens Lung Balsam will break up the
cough In an incredibly short time, also prevent
the formation Of tuhcrcles. Where turberclcs
are once formed, the disease Is hard 10 cure
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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The Sea Of Marmora, the ancient Pro-
points, which has a peculiar interest at
this moment, il a little smaller than
Lake Ontario. Like its parent body,
the Mediterranean, it has no tides. A
strong and swift current sweeps through
the sea from the northeast TO the south
west, carving the waters Of the Euxine
20 those Of the Egcan. II is rcmarka-
BILE for its bold and pic.
turesque shores, and above all
for It's depth, which in some places
j. nearly two thousand feet. The island
Of Marmora the Proponnessus of the
Greeks which gives it, name 10 the
sea, Is situated about forty miles from
the catrancc Of the Dardanellcs, and in
ancient times aswidely noted for the
beauty and durability Of is marble. Even
AT this day large portion Of CONSTANT
nople y constructed Of material taken
from the ancient quairies. Nbndania
bay, In which The vanguard Of the Brit
ish fleet Il anchored, is on the Asiatic
shore, within three hours run Of Con-
stantinoplc.