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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-07-03
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A new guide full of beautiful engraving
and interesting reading matter. describing the
Great Southwest, her cities, towns rivers,
schools, churches, etc. 1t is accompanied With
county and sectional maps. newspapers, rates
Of fare and freight, and mailed free of
charge This guide will tell you all about
the free and cheap lands in a country inhab-
tied by free gnd emil ghtened peoples country
most grand and picturesque. about wonderful
cities and towns, fsst filling up with a people
yet to carve deep their names on a worlds his
tory. It will tell you about the entrance
into Texas at its wonderful ''tiate
city" DenisOu. II contains pictures of
the scenery in the Beautiful Indian
Territory, and the picturesque Valley of
the NeOsho. The information about this new
and wonderful country, and how to reach it in
the cheapest manner by railway lines that
connect in great Union Depots; and by which
you avoid disagreeable omnibus rides, will be
both interesting and valuable, Send your
name and that of your friends and neighbOrs
for a copy of this new free guide to Kan
sas. Texas, and thu Great Southwest. Address
JAS. ID. BROWN,
Texas K Kansas Emigrant Agent. Sedalia, Mo
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Pinlples.

will mail (Frsel the recipe for simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan, Freek.
les. Pimples and BIotehes. leaving the skin
SOFT clear and beautiful; also Instructions for
producing a luxuriant growth of hair on a
bald head or smooth face. Address, inclosing
) ct. stamp, Ben. Vandelt & Co., 20 Ann
at, N. Y. WINS 6m
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Captain Howgate is hopeful that the
bill appropriating $50 900 for his Polar
colonization scheme will be passed BY
both houses Of Congress early in the next
session. Owing to the failure of the bill
at the last session, Captain Tyson's expe,
dition, which LEFT last week to secure
guides. ETC., for the main expedition, will
return this fall. 1t is sail by Arctic nav
igators that this is the most favorable
season ever known for Polar exploration,
on account of the general breakup of the
ice, and the great area Of open water.
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DEMOURATIG T.UnEI.

For Appellate judge.
CAPT THOMAS II. HINES,
Of Warren County.
For County Judge,
BEN NEWTON,
For County Clerk,
SAN. X. cox.
For County Attorney,
J. p. SANDEFUR.
For Sheriff.
c. W. PHILLIPS.
For Assessor,
ARMISTEAD JONES.
For Iajler.
T L. SULLENGER.
For Surveyor.
W. F TOWNSEND.
For Coroner,
T. II. BOSWELL
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Time saved Is Money Made.

Time saved II Money Made
Having bought the right to sch the
Knox X Daruall Bros. Patent Tobacco
Planters in this county, We would re-
specially invite every tobacco grover in
tbs county to call at our store and exam
inc sample Planter. This Planter will
also set Cabbage Plants, Potato Slips.
Onion Sets, &c. Every farmer in the
county should have one, a. one man can
do the work Of two hands.
Very respectfully.
EDWARDS 4 FOsTKR
Hartford, KY.-vin4tf "
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superintendent OrPubIic Iustruc-

DR. H. A. NJ. HENDERSON, OF
Bourbon county, Is candidate tor re-
election to the once OF Superintendent OF
Pubic Instruction.
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For AflorncY General.

We are authorized % announce Gtn. JOHN
RODMAN, OF Frankfort, as = candidate for
Attorney General, OF Kentucky. Sahjcct a.
the action Of the Democratic State Conven-
fion
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NEW YORK
AND OTHER EAsTLRN CITIES
WITHOUT CHANGE!

This is the only line running Pullman
southern Sleeping Cars from New Orleans,
Mobile, Jackson, Miss. Montgomery, Grena-
da, Decatur, Jackson, Tenn, and Nashville
TO Cincinnati without change, connecting at
that point with all lines running Pullman
and Wagner Palace Sleepers to Toledo, De-
trOit. Grand Rapids. Baltimore, Washington,
Sandusky, Cleveland, Buffalo, Albany, Sala~
manea, and New York without change.
This is the only line running its entire
trains between Louisville and Cincinnati, sna
the only line by which passengers from the
south en- route to Eastern and Northern
Cities mot in through Sleeping Carsl can
avoid a tedious haul through the city of
Louisville, by changing cars a. Short Line
Junction with L. Ma Ct. S. X. R.,thFee miles
south OF the city, where an elegant Dining
Hall is located, under the management Of the
Railroad Companies.
Through Sieepers from Atlanta. Chatta-
noosa, Little Rock, Memphis and Vicksburx,
make direct connection at Short Line Juns-
ton with through Slsepers to New York,
III ladelPh a, and other cities via this linz.
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~REE
For a Club for either the Eureka Shirt or
Dress Chart will send a Chart free on receipt
of 25 cents topay for mounting and postage
Mas. A. J. MARROW
indianapolis, Ind.
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John B. GORDON

U. S. Senator from Georgia, Will deliver the
orationof the day.
Hon. Il. a. Hendricks. Governor wade
Hamilton Hons n. ". Thompson.
Geo. w. TcIrary ana ID. VI. hcy,
Ofthe Cabinet.
Hon. ID, W. VOORHEES,, Jos f. NJ Donald,
Gov. James u. Williams, Senator Newton
Booth. of California, and David Davis Of llli-
nois, and a number Of the other noted men OF
the Nation will also attend and take part in
the Celebration. Magnificent Parade Of the
Military Companies, Knights Of Pithias and
-
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For auditor Of Public Accounts.

CLINTON T. BAIRD. Of Ohio county
: a candidate Tor Auditor Of Public Ac>
counts, subject Ia the action OF the Dem
ocraIic party, August election. 1879
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For Congress-.

We are authorized to announce Col.
'OHN II. McHENRY. of Greensboro,
~ a candidate for Congress in this. the
Second Congressional District Election,
November, 1873
We are authorized to announce JAMES
F. CLAY, of Henderson. as a candidate
for Congress in this the Second Congress
sional District Election in November.
ISIS
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Texas Letter.

SPANISH FoRT. MoNTAGUE COUNTY, }
Texas, June %, 1878. !
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12

s1sssssz 4
-etIbe Scotch have, a railway bridge across
tho Tay, d. Dundeep aAGa2d ddsticag' itaisz
longer than the victoria Bridge kfontrsal,
and the Britannia bridge taken to.
gethbssff4s hsfs | AHEA IAOOI /
A carriage containing baby rolled from
q sidsvslkinSacramsnto against the heels
al horse, With becane frigiAsned and
kicked the csrriaealt lto, pieces, th9ehild e''
Gaping unhurt. Il
.IafAaaa. shJaGBans O nsSasdaallAssas allss
Gently sprinkled with nitrate of silver by
the bridegroom, who is o photographer,
shaMsC Ciothsst Of h6ass N sthSt6 ssaihed.
Good enouRhERG eG5 nj
The Amador teaEo Ledger assess that 70
msn fey deyss sinss had ognss,,s9t ons ,bg9t q redd
oRaJsg qs,biA pants torn sG,by ~ vhghtpine, ;,
but seapedscompanaAissly uanhnxs.Hoats 9
tEaiid1fihpsatW1h stSafiy..&ss's 70 aasTsh
T. IVA SoiseSfsT SceissNSTssS0 ssss,pEA
The debt Of AlaSSachdsstts isH0wc abopi
%saOoo, 900, yot twies ssimhctr aasatthAt pI
VIZ great Estate hSt cNe# EoskS aud ofit
4A&sss ae much tasItshse1Sf Sfaalf tEap 0thei
| new bEnelSnd Htatss:. s1pdussto'a a92iT1sd
uGs0oM ann vi 1qoH GoolGs &ni
daR RhaYee Id gcahinessat Windsor rCastl,
asoiSh s6nsaiaga locklof, the hair of Mary
sQaeenof Ncots. snrhS locleaof haif-4-a ful
tssss ofEBssdtRalb bgolaen 'hsif4 10 very An
| INT texture, qiks Tthat ot"a grf Of six
i al ri ytt9GAo gGlyI toU aGW eli .YiIG,1tYi
f,rsr sdT il 10 bns 9dJ ta r9diAr I'D ,v1Ia
xALl1abrasks IMAM asks people to belisy
Ahat hiSdogs deliberately walked In froh
6fad railroadntfain, laid it's ohead on ath
rail aandI was killed, becsuss of'sorrow Tff
che death III g. chiA 9or whom It ha
ahowna strone hsttasc6ht hta1ent.s ernlt ts'''qa II''Hh2
II kbsfiOio dttW E819yo0 bn2 jU1 Yb6C sAW
Thslcapers OF o team of9tdulss ,hitcke
to harvesting maohiney Aneari st. Louil
aayeti the lives Of Ays men, who had take
shulker ftona thumdetstorm under q 'ttel
!, sThssmules began ito kick, and the mel
going 10 quiet thsm, escapsd y thunderbo
inst GhiSersd ths tfee.. aqqo'' oH" ra"''A
Iuao. oral 80 amf9 nadi buS ,nEm bB9b sf1
tbl Up t6 the IesssentsshthJ century alat
dresser bwsss Id FfSnce restricted BY
4 aYpspstyY sssSyalH'a 5arn sfls lstsflsia y IA
lsdyeBswaa presantHd tn Anna das Bratsgul
ion her " " marriage WITH Charles VIII
" 4Viss ,asI'a d. ~ SUM- Xxx Saaa Va
81 Ge2ho, ,000saH1 gw 5Gdt 1ata" lbbom naa
s4sRlsyhas beDome 90 high in the Londs
IaelhBs tAxsiis is asserted 9that 1t lssst oEa
l9GS0CQ sshsRess hands asaa pyss H. card ,taabl
} I every season, and both Honor oand fortui
Iodids down ihsopths whirlpool III ruin.
) the clubs can Gbe traced the downfan
!, many Of the young men of England. .'oa
y ae5 od ,yAIq. lnoi to a,9h9btF2 nfA'q 9dt
sIgsrestest 'lss pleasure, NJ SAID carll
II toa friend thirty years aago, ,oh' lis to mou
Iamy horse ana ride out ia the teeth Of 1
y IA ip om stthess snoEy streets
Z, eLopdonD1oIt tprobabiy9 has gone a lo
wss y hslphin V NJ bsaome y \. w. ~. octOgsnd
! Aaen,o ytbEst r9Wsgp 3or Lib Iqbt hEa ssit
snuat2lgsus gd b9G1Altts sldI a ot9 lai
Fiftv.one a4 % ssin:t metals are are known sxi
. thissy Of whichhavs been discovered wit
p4s sseat Ssiturs,. ssl ss5' .5r."%a D,.'+s,
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12

In ~ DIST ofnBritish places, pensions,
and sinecurss;' ii 1918, appear the names
Of Edward Shipper Arnold, James Robert
con Arnold George Arnold, and Sophia
Matilda Arnold the first three for 44oo q
year, thelast for slO0. They are pensions
given BY royal sign manual, and note is
appended IN. B.-These are the chill
dfen of the notorious American General,
ArnolH uJmJH DWr 81. -.. .IOr6 abi
AttnnoMH'g Atn ~ saq}s :ga.g,1 ... ast,oJ
The scity, Of London has fifty Richmond
streets, sixty :. Norfolk, seventy Devon
shire, oiaSvsnty.six Brunswick, fifty-six
Cambridge sighty-seven Gloucester, fifty
East and 1West,s ninety, North and
South, 1ee New l2a Union, ninety
five. King, ninsty-nine Queen, seventy.
eight Princes, doe George, lls John,
and dozens and srcs:s which have nothing
to distinguish them except the district il
(Which they happen to be. - algga am -
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12
!:sOsTErHING ..FREsH.n

s.Anything, new or fresh this morn
Sue o. a6rsporter asked in O. railroad
pace .e.,. ~. =" ttf5,.5 "a S', ',,, ,,. No
ssYsa," rspisd the lone occupant Of the
npastmeuty IbJ02 asa -E 81 .ol t
..''whas y = y r queried the reporter,
whipping ont hisnote-book. ID. .a p, raIs
SAD tho railroad man, edging toward
Ghss dooE;,m9 ''That paint you are leaning
Againsk "Spoj / yona 10 uo,.. 4tt 80 20
Such are the loads a newspaper man
must besE. Rsokuk Constellation. d g9
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~ valTe ahl uWOh buG h1919DGUu
MAILS ARRIVE AND aRBAl
DELIVERY
Lbasis h9
5,45rA,M.

Way MAI from WilmanglenCandsgoG I'd
j Northern r. B. rom eReadiugaha-s
New YorET TPh Ha5si p;RYaa, Bill 1870 s :,
/ tinofes Washington. andS all 'n' h1Ai
| parts of the country except SOTO
| DelaWare apd Eastern Shore DsDGl .;
coub Ties & ia a Md go :,,-s6 6sA5W II
yomineDe,sWafe hrdsSSfs sa iUht' tUh 49, sssoar
Phiisaelp 9 and New York, 15'h i
ard all points North, East and o. Z. ah'
West"r-.,.,..-a.,..t s.sn .es.... 930. N
Way Mail from Philad delMnhalaa, II 20 9.SOnuAs
shore Hd .ss.ss lHssn!. fois uaa
Baltimore, & wv WashingtOn aud alp 53Id
,pptats South and southwest.n l.Oo, rP.s
ri 1la4elpn and New Y0fkanal gsJs g q
Messs g 49,: 3 + s =; ~ ieq,oo, !
RsR. ..s.@. 49, .-.........s... .!:.......!. s.so.gns
Way Mail from Grishelds Ma.sd jon
RfEi a sd;is and al a. 49, 81
phRilsaslpSia, RHias pSnsn New Yofk s1'
poiats,N North, East and ~. st;.!6. u. fd F..
The Letter Carriers Will make their 4
nyerles as toIlews Z $40 aaud 10.ike al
Local Letters for Carriers deiiYs1fys / sG sb a y
ba deposited An Post Once 10 minntNs
fore the hour Of delivery. al stdi 10 fn9
"a .o.; j.,.,2a WM.sso sotI MI. PYLE i
s4a byd baeD 9Gt a9!POSTMAgTEt
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i99d UNN % HJfK5LJk 'HHN
,ugdTME NMlzE1SOs

andy1prsssfss ~ 1sF of yopth fnlnssa
end hselth, sad the sxabsranes of, gaysty
whioh goss yodthfalisess snd Health,
and reaction coming ii al1 from s oEesso after
labor. That they arslnotl slways,t ori eyen
oftsu,ig gfacsfdrT Tgadmass ssf0f : We {nisefsbls
taaFsssss sss5S gas5 Siti thst Eeo oaHl are who
writeyorrpad hooks) )havs aoomsuto, set iup
far sOy hieEAa4 4asna&rd Of 9gafgassfplHsssse
mottoaA Il getting @ it, H II 4 theatres pend dwhsrs
there ara, trained dancers, and ithsse poor
peosasA M aHsEdS a qtkiag peasants tthbsif thb
snuacIes cEampsd with blabonll their backs
boWsd4mitK thsal dcssfying aiof Burdens.
Hasd Hsia xosK ana good u dancing are quite
lncompstblsath athingh sfWiththe dance goes
ihslsoag. nsRhough thsfsis' q Hind ofising-'
iagB ~ y. xhich has5 aas5ia tod i
doqptea Roman origin the smelancholy,
asneafaSshsa Idse6lb 6lbuhfh ylfhed chsnting
whiA 1lS dIs~ Heard ipi The Acids, apaal "a
Shiehe often takssthe form of atruae hsxaI
meter, 4hS singing " fsasts and pleasure
eathsiiipls l4i 81 ii Il not this kind Each dis
tsict has songs peculiarSto itself, as It has
sostdmss,i ,iana hi anners and legends; more
orless pseuliar, 80 slow and difficult was
leconotion till recent times, and so rare
the trafiS and exchange Of ideas, in Portu-
Gal linjtslepg4endurins in condition of road
Tile national songs and airs Of
Portugal wifi stand comp pa,riisoopn with those
Of any sountry, and:havey so much charm
IN theisIoriginality, their variety, and their
weetnsss, that it's . marvel to me that
they are+notr an well known as those Of
Spain and ITALY. How much the origin Of
tuchs sspnsess, aad indeed a modern passion.
versaageuerallygih it's lyric FORM ID de-
rived Afab sources, $ II How al old
and, e neefs oor less, q: settled question. +
needrsnotrtdwell upon it, q Every good
singer ~ fu4rsi festival viii have ia bic
rspertsrynsesarsl Of suchlsongs as these
aforementioned; but, If be istol become q
psrforhsr ot any local feppte, 10 must q ia
eomsthing mere than q singerwith a. good
ear ana simemorsk % Hs must ~ ss vi VIZ
tsmpore sqng-mAksr, and itis for this. DE-
partnenteI& sseng, ,iquits distinct ofson
italian inpfoyisatiop, thatI ctsinl 'an w.
doubted Saracers origin The irregular
quatraininidss blythe Portuguese sS.psssi.
sasors The curious unfamiliar accoomapaannii-- +
ipents tmonotonons dbut mot unmelodiona,
khe style Of the sentiments, ranging fr@.
passionate emotion TO- q gay and Y ~
downright1h 1hurnor, the frequent e,fc I'tn'
10 natural objects 80 rare in - ~ sIeFens
Verse of other European cou, u ae 2 r popua' p.a
mon in j. ne ostry of . ;.l st'ss a.ss' - %. =
.>. !. {. ;%,''s s.s i 'isss sss,.;; !
speech, g. ..ain s1.rayaganes ., 4,.,, ip, i
sgsry-+sn this points most tunmistakab
to the onv nta origin Of the Portugue
peasant sf,ngs.-Ths Cornhiu Magasias.
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12
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4 MHsIOCCUY A4ttXygr3Sasa 3Sa.r Eis

; Hsiah8 AfkaS Gitf HAsGfbh baYHAs ays.n
hefss NAM 10 sSacl e 9sii sss .i,tsppsat
anai,ng ef4ftns SnSa j. csa saa drSp. 81
Ana ~ & DAY. he ws9aidp IKE 16tftsffo,
,Faf ) zadOoe6upatton gene for Aliens Anti
NO" . purely Vegetable remedy, safelys ebut
n r,sitively, reduces Gorpuleney At ttFQM
20 hounds per cwvee kO Sold Ry All fddrangF a
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oFHcE
|. Pc: >! =:

Ofiice open from Q, As A. n, to 6,S0-fs
Private Boxes accessible until 10 PM e
SUNDAYG.-Open nom Q to 9 A. ~ ano
Private Boxes accessible from = to &ka.M
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THE HERALD
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sii16 ds 1hds tthss \ s!f MoRN5 4 Ne
IT. HIS1 y ! Iss 8s VI "A sb Sya 1s'
,r,r 1T e1sdt agw tow taq1Ao ea1
sYSnsu11 III ssuSdl 'lssvinp tLaritylfor ahP petl.
d q iiinnd hoksvSnbisf tor ahoss feing
slrlsdy Yakd inxS TEE M0aNtFg Y v AIaip Il
mailed to any address, q I a rgl hs a.s ntne v
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al bod baeb oGt a9P0gTMAgTERz Z
,alI"IkI aaIJH4dUs aHT
AntlrFat Chemically ,ExssnainasI

7 ,.IIV.IEl VlI ia dIuUa dH
Anti Fat Chemically nis ,E4ssminsslpGW W
The analytical chemist. W.BEDR &Kf. QSsff
Buffalo. n K,, recently Anakfzed7 Allar,ssd
t1ti- Fat, and gave the 80Il9F ingsoTITgT ai1
DJU A:rgs9.r ,ssR SEtslc bas, ,Goits1oqg1
! Il have subjected sAhanFs1 o Autf-Fsgsots % tss
chemical anal ysts, tSxamipsd the psSSssSSS ~
,of its n,annfaetufe and cs fniS ~ IS 49,
ths tngredisnss Of which Il IL comp n. ssoss are
,fayorahlg. Mpon the systeaMj AnasQ. DtHsghHiIs ghis
calculated 70 attain the Objsctot wien WI IN Il
ssiS sasisS by drassistaq saiatyrev, ,aess1q IA
bun ;9naF7' sdWsB. DRAKsg a. ~ s,,,,st 81 aaa a
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12

.uctysq NV ,snsI00N ssmat Q
oasdT .yeaMAIHst GEESE a. a.
WY dIfsiiuon Viini9 and
Northern R!Rt6KSUd UdfhR Xnd
points on the 4ltlNQyeC@aa
riaSsish G n; il iSssil tSa BSltitidrSs snH
' shingtonyoanddall Sp6lnse
sH0ut hia,sei{S..ssa. ia. r sn,: :!sssap
WSy'M MAI ~ "a tim9S MAd.sss'
1hpogg9o ana :, Way Mails IA
Hidl6a aSlbNfSn nfR,i!o.s..s:, nlr.l .li,...,, ~
|Vhn6ugh 1fhilitO N. Y .tkhd UtmSf
:, ,pptpfe NOrth dihAgr,aa .M!a
hS3iH Wsfs 4! sE 4. to trisdsfds NJ. s .s.s,
Way Mail on pelawars ,WestsSRA
phrongns Mai sol5 ii;;l; 5;Rniiiiadiisli iHiR
1apdg New York sand allGpDllits
= East and Wasts.:E,,a.;sa+s......!.a 9
ThrDt9h Mail Id Bal horea and, /,
,Washfhg ton and, al1 points
nsoNEh add SOUTHWEST . nSa!o.|1
Uhro1ighp Mailyf6o gPhiiade4phih
papd geWIYprks and all poihta
s.Haayst aHast q ana ID West. v ;as;s ;ssssea..'
llsiaytnaI1 1Ddver'ofr CiaStoR,,
yTowhs shdg Del Ewafe GfSS,eSa.
sGeerees; and w yon1iuka sDsp s.r
TpyoNehi Mail tos Rhl ladelpaatad
,,aha New = orky and atb p0tH tsl
NofIns EaassI Sas y ana ~ ~ s. yeas9kssy:s1Jcsa
lfWashingttnaand alfa pMnts
fSauth and SoEthwestyaa.J. DIR 40 J
al ualIa ahl rN0h baa aT9I9bTum
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12

X, slfestest lss pleasure, SAID Carlyle
toa friend thirty years ago. ya''is to mount
my horse ana rIde'out ia the teeth of the
Il yip b4dalss esss smoky streets Of
,IondonlU1oIt iprobaliyo has gone q long
WY " helphim v bssone III. oetogsnare
2llGJ 1i9CJ ~ 1SJAp SnJ o. 6& HiSHI sf9TJiJ pu
The Morning herald., 1878-08-12

" ITEMS Rf nEE1EST
blinnesota hsssmore ~ ngI q than
other State pc %
Iashs year ID taas vsrdshus shiAA
miles Of sailroad IN thewhols United etasess
.0SlOY4 3tbk3 Wahso N en ~
.nid diad "a. baltimore .xacantly. 6ha-Aaff
us dssosFpaSePPitsh, sFSPth rrAx anr
,osNpptzssil engages 10 aoliaamsu whUwip
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five tecelsysnd dpllsraA Awesk!o8t sidt tadr
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s,tsysSss 1t sodrssek ysAsE. sasaln eh' ',,a Daa
ytio adt IN ro!oW toeofflo edi In OF ,snaStiio
asIAeFetsre ssysp.y-shses club, fcenslsp
PeEtlepd, No., whezaJ aJmepbess can dohtair
liapor, and dodge athaI sRnohihitioh la&ar
pa,ssyI y,syI lyc1l., 9Iagsault!id 10 dt;d 10
Peru hss for the Arst fine Al ii indplgsd IN P
census. which gives tha population ssDs'
6S9ss4ssues whom lssssss4s, naret males
100 menEto 90 womsnomtsq lia b@a qeeb
aloat p,rsoda,ction u carpets is lsrseF f4ap
that of any other country ip ths JyorJld. lp
1875 the value of the product was $32,-
va, ,l6S. .olnl,A M 10 aottGnlmon adT
OF There are $4,000 Jews Il /, New iYorA
or more than ten times as many as ip
gsrdsslem,, ana their wealth is estimated
$2o,ooo,ooo. ~ ,." .'r, '' ', ayt ggIt-bo
sdWhen a ,Rhinebeck bride mad donnea
her trousseau, 1.-the guests and clergyman
hsdafrised ana everything WAR ina qftssadi
ness, 10 = the bridegroom faasd W appear.
blA woman ii an Ohio ssinagg haas Just rs-
covered 90, 900 from manp VIZ has las been
'oodfin" bel Tor aftesnp p!a Years -. without
eoniHg ssn gg'to the point. .,,, us snlog d v,1aq
There is said to be law cini Japan stha
any woman wKo owns cats Which disturf
hPssa's Il ia naishs n sgshsa GNat 4 ysa
For the psrsomdisturbedaH adj al b9s'"qn1
Smyrna times., 1878-08-21

The ART OF BUTTER MAKING.-Never use
your pans for anything but milk wash
well in two waters, scald and wipe we'll with
clean towel; strain your pans little
over half full; never allow your milk to
stand over forty-eight hours set your milk
in cupboard or safe, with papers pinned
over the wires to prevent the air from
drying the cream, else there will be white
specks in the butter; when you skim,
loosen the cream from the pan with finger ;
what adheres to the pan will not make
butter if scraped off; turn little of the
top Of the milk off with the cream keep
your cream jar in as cool an atmosphere as
the milk; never allow either to freeze.
Churn as often as every fourth day. When
yo ohun IS ready, stand near the stove a
.- turning the churn, and churn.
ing to stir the cream well while warming
take out the butter and place it in cold
water, rinse well, salt, cover well from the
air, and set away; let it stand twenty-foul
hours, then work over; press the butter
while working, instead of smoothing, a
pulling the ladel over it makes the butte
oily. If these directions are observed
with care you will be repaid by sweet yelloy
butter" Jennie" in Michigan Farmer.
Smyrna times., 1878-08-21
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
DYSPEPSIA AND DEBILITY
Almost Invariably Yield to the
TONIC AND INVIGnRATING EFFECTS
OF THE
PERUVIAN SYRUP
PERUVIAN SYRUP
OR
Protected Solution of ProtoXide of
Iron.
READ THE FOLLOWING.

WEST FARLEE. VT, Jan. II, lS1l.
Dear Sir-For seven or eight years past have been
in poor health and for the past year or more very
feeble My health continued to decline, and my hcsh
and strength wasted away until | was unable to
work or even go up stairs without great exhaustion
suffered from frequent and distressing attacks oil
palpaton of the heart, my food distressed me- CalS-
ing acidity and pain in the stomach; and suffered
from extreme nervousness constipation, and debility
of the system generally, my blood being thn ana
poor and sluggish i'll circulation and was i0r years
suffering all the toTtureS of a confirmed dyspepuc.
About six months since concluded would try
bottle of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and received so much
benefit from it that purchased five bottles more, and
have continued the use Of the SYRUP until quite re-
Gently 1t has restored my health to such an extent
that feel myself as good as new. My digestion is
good and my weight has increased i'll the past four
months from l20 to 13S pounds my strength has re-
turned. and my general health is thus wonderfully
improved, and can truly say owe it all to the use
of yOur PERUVIAN SYRUP. / earnestly recommend
all sufferers from dyspepsia and debility to give Il
trial. hoping it will do them much good as it has
Yours truly Mrs. ;. Is. BEMIS,