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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-13

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DEDFORB fNA.I ALUM AND IRGN
- SPRINGS WATRli. MASS. AND PILLS, fo
ssstan forms q ror6, sag,fT sgei,at
ana Cutaaeous AGrs.ets Disorders OF the nfte, ire
kis.acys an! Bladder; lUeul,ty, Malaria and Head
.Eaual 70 any waser ,o,- its class known 20 me.''
HUSTss: M,rtkulkE. NJ. D., WrSinla.
enas;, esfac tory in u'rine "isS',. a u oIii0
"kEeirnt in Dysr@psin ana Nervous Diseasc
arishga-om impure btccd;, r =, o,eo. N.wwor.
Used with suecess III eer,sal ciSeaScs neesiar; 10
emales:" Il. RotlLsAs, ". D hllsssulri.
Beneficial in Aalar'ai Fey + ,1laR DGhhss; ss,Sa
"Invsanssie in serofula--, ., o
Rees.np,,sndcd ~ a Pro9lfyacfic III yellow "a
yer dis,Yscia:s ID. L. FAHe1, 81. D., Louisiana
The SUMMER SEASON of tAese Springs begts
JUNE IsT. tIs.rns. $50 per asolth. Carriage
meet visitors al Sorest or Lawyers each Iour miles
from ths SprinsS upon ad;l9e e. oi emsnr.s md al.
fractions Skiirus se,,d dent physician.
isicEswatcr- 30 cents per satiSa' Sa casH
eass; 81 for ten gallons for twenty kal!ohs--on
board cars at Lynchbur:. pa- .os.
cents an s,d 81 ooIx. rhi.s sNass is The
~stef sotdiGed, and con, aims all the earatl2e prop
frliez Of the wafer IN rcdu GEO space.
age. or 81, $3.50, and E5- post. paid: These PMS
consist nf The Mass in sugar-t oaed piis iof9so 70
suit delicate conditions. Saml ne supply SEM itss 70
phef free upon application III remedy Of h:ttare
is endorsed by the medical profe slon ano att&sSa
by results 10 thousands OF casea daring the iSs'
'"''''' 'S''A 'ea's' A''fe2J 4. NJ. DAVIES,
President Of ihe Company,
Sold by POLK MILLER & 60. Agents,
900 alain street, III ehmond
. AouSD-TRIP TICKETS from points 'oi1n u, sna I
dueed rates. sp 39-es d3m
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INDICATIONS FOR To-DAy.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States. rising southerly winds,
shifting to brisk northerly, warm, cloudy,
and rainy, followed by cooler, clear or
partly cloudy weather.
For the South Atlantic States, falling fol-
lowed BY rising barometer, warmer south
west veering to cooler northerly winds,
partly cloudy weather, and local rains.
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MOZART AsSOCIATION-A BRILLIANT MU-
sICAI. FEsTIvAL.-The Mozart managers
presented their audience last night with one
OF the most brilliant and interesting pro-
erammes ever enjoyed at Mozart Hail. The
house was densely crowded by an appre-
ciatiye and demonStratiye audience.
Miss Swain's female chorus made its first
appearance on this stage last night, and its
elegant rendering OF Barnby's beautiful solo
and chorus "Who Shall be Fleetest ?" OBJ
| tained for it IN enthusiastic welcome. The
chorus comprises ten well-irained voices,
and is led by Miss Julia Mitchell, rising
Young soprano OF this city. This young
lady appeared twice in subsequent parts OF
the programme as i soloist, and by her eX-
ecllent singing Of the Sing, Smile, Slum-
bcr' of Gounod and the "Forever and for
Ave. of Marston, heightened the favorable
impression which she made in this hall some
weeks age.
In the - Sing, Smile, Slumber" the OBJ
1irato WAS performed by DR.. Bartkowski.
For sweetness and purity OF expression this
dual performance was highly credltable.
Miss Swain's appearance was col daily wei
coined. She delighted the audience with
an exquisite rendering Of the "Waltz LIN
CONTRA" and Bishops ballad, 1.-The Bloom
is on the Rye" In response to an encore,
which was insisted upon. by the audience in
spite of the prohibitory rule of the Asso-
citation, Miss Swain sang charming Scotch
ballad, -My Heart is Sad for Somebody"
s'ith fine effect.
The female chorus, on its second appear
as,ea in the cave Maria," was led by Miss
Swain.
The introduction Of 8Ir. William Theo.
Btaetz, Of New York, to Richmond audi
enee, was another capital event OF the eve
ming. His performances OIL the violin in
the Eegie1 OF Ernst and the Scene de
Ballet OF DE Beriot Were of a high order
of merit. He is very young man, and as
his style natures and his execution i'm
proves by practice ne is very sure to win
for himself name.
The addition to the stage scenery, which
consists OF the representation Of an illumi-
mated medieval castle on L lofty pile Of
rocks, in the background Of the sage, is
very DlaasjuU.
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Officers to QuaLyy.-The following are
the n .fceIs elected at the late election whs
are To qualify at the coming term of the
Hustiugs Court: For Clerk of the Court,
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LEIGH AND BETHEL.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THESE PUBLIC
SCHOOLS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
MEDALS AND CERTIFIeATEs-THE AD-
:, ,MIRAL's SONG FROM PINAFoRE-pRo-
lGRAMME FOR TO-DAY: BELLEVUE AND
MADISON. -
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CPECIAL BARGAINS.
JULIUS MEYER, COS BROAD STREET,

OFFERS
DOUBLE-WIDTH FRENCH WOOL BLACK
BUNTING at soc. worth &c.:
s1LK-AND-wOO TAM1SE CLOTH at 60c. worth
75c.;
Another lot FIGURED DRESS LINENS at &C.;
5000 yards TCRCFON LAGES-an auction lot
way below regular prices:
BLACK and WHITE BREToNSE LACEs very
low;
PARAsoLS-great reduction in prices in order 70
reduce stock;
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS. 81 so and upward;
LADIES' MOHAIR LUSrRE ULSTERS;
LADIES LINEN SUITS ut and below prime cost
to close them out;
DRESS LINENS, 12Hc. and upwards;
LADIES' GAuZE VESTS. 3Oc. and upwards:
GENTLEsIEN'S GAUZE SHIRTS, zoe. aud up
wards:
CHILDREN's GAUZE SHIRTS. zoe. and mp
wards:
LADIES REGULAR-MADE LfSLE-THREAD
HOSE, 25c.; and lots Of other bargaius at
jel2 JULIUS MEYERS.
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SAVE MONEY oy having yoGr t.rIn:!ns done atth'
D.SPATCE fRiNTiSG-i!OUSE. G@<,G work, 10"
prices, aud satisfaction guaranteed
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IHAvE ANALYzED THE wlIlsKEY known under
tile brand Of B-Scicci,' coulrollei by Messrs.
WALTER ID. BLAIR K Coz. Richmond, Va. aud lnd
il free from ius oil ami other Impurities, and rc-
commend It's use for medicinal and family pnr-
poses. j. B. MCCAw. NJ. D.,
late Profes or OF Chemistry,
Medical Co.lc,e Of Virginia.
January l3, 1872.
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NJ ELLYsnN II 90, auYcrtIslGg agents, ins+ri AZ
yertisemcp.s III All ff ,he nGwpaDsr5 OF the Cnte~
Slm es =: publisprs' rates. Orders lei A. the DG
DutcA countln--room will receive rrsmsE after
tlnnx
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was very warm
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: q A. NJ, 70;
9 A. NJ, 81: noon, S5; 8 2. NJ, 81; z.
NJ. Sc; midnight. rs.
Mean temperature. 81.
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THE NoNPAREIL EXCURSION TO OLD 'oINT
AND NORFoLK.-There has been gratif. wing
sale of tickets for the Nonpareii eXcCrs ION
10 Old Point and Norfolk by the steam YER
Ariel tomorrow morning.
A committee of responsible and reliabl' e
ceutlemen bave the arrangements in charge,
and their names guarantee select compa-
ny, good order, and enjoyable OCCASION.
This is OF all times the most delightful
season for a trip down the river. "The
fields OF yellow corr" "[wheat] are bending
unto the blade; nature wears her richest
livery, and the braeing breezes from the
ocean are coming in with a dash. The Non
parell is the finest type OF an excursion set
up for the patronage OF our people for al
long period. The proof OF the same will
be revealed to those who join tue yoyasers'
and without furtfsr aPostrophe or con-
OF further space we bespeak 1t a
liberal patronage.
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DEGREE OF DOCTOR OF D1vlN1TY.-At II
meeting OF the Board Of Directors OF the
Southwestern Presbyterian University held
in ClarksvlIe, Tenn, last week. the degree
OF Doctor of Divinity was conferred upon
Rev. J. X. Hazen. of this city, the efficient
secretary of publication for the Southern
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
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INIiE FIFTH SUPPLY

$50 pieces BUNTING. ranging from 12I 20 37!sc.;
so pieces LhtE-STRll'ED HUNTING ~ l2g,
l6a. aud 25c.:
20 pIrccs LACE.s1RIPED BUNTING at Ike.
reduced from 2jc.;
25 pieces WINE GRENADINES ut l0c.-former
price 2J' per yard:
20 pieces COLORfD STRIPED at Sc. per yard:
100 pieces HANDSOME LACE III SfiNHS at
90 80. 35, 40. 30. -. and 02c per ysri;
Another LOT OF those CuLOktD MDliAli:S-re-
duccd from 30c. 10 ! Gaic. pcr yard:
We have Just opened another 10, ot NEW SILKS
I:rocadcd, striped ti2urc'', and plaIn-iu all
colOrs:
BEAUTIFUL BLACK SILKS al 75c. -, 1925.
$3.50. l.7!. 81. 81 %, an" $3.50 per yard
We have full I'm" OF BLACK and CUi.DEED
SATIkS in Rain aud striped.
Don't buy your TRIMNfSG-S!IES aud +ATfSS
before you hook at SYtLE BROTHERS:
SnrclaI Inducements are otlrr,dim BLACK GOODS !:
We are headquarters in BLACK GOODS such
~ CASiiM MEEE. TAMlcE. HENRIETTA
CLOTHS. BDMBAXlSE@, GRAPE, aud D-t-
MASsE CLIO rIIS, &C.:
MOHAIR LUSTRFS IT 25r. worth 80"
In WHITE GOODS No offer special Inducements
this week i'm SWISS MUSLINS, N!LTnE!A
Lawns. sThlPEDand CHECKED aid PLAIN
500 pieces NEW HAMBURG EDGr'G from sc.'o
81 per yard; ,,.r,,.,...
In IichmGnd: ,
VESTS from zoe. up To 81.
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Eat I q \ is
ROYAL HUNGARIAN BITTER-WATER,
the BEST NATURAL. APERIEET KNOWN for
CONSTIPATION ana IfEEG UIARlTiES OF
TIE BOWELS.
Ash yo,- druggist for II. nv 243m
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WEATHER. REPORT.

FRIDAY.................JUNE1 10, 1879.
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RICHEST TESTIMONY, MALE AND FE
-" MALE. ALL OVER THE LAND.

Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark SAYS: ,,.,,,,
Dr. Wv. nrac,ict. Of twenty. AVE- years proclaim,
"Ases III is the best aEti.liltous medicine ever
Al
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GoURAUD's OLYMPIAS CREAM. FOR THE COM
PLEXIoS.-Whirc reduced 10 81: pink. for bru-
ueticS, TO j0c. PURCELL. LADD & CO., Agents.
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po- NJ W Graham, Lawrenccvi!e: Ga, says:
"My r,>e Torpid LIVER has hafich The XIII oil
,,,,r,,u. Tor fifteen wears. | can ssfc say that
ny - PILLS have done nc more good than all
- -. 49, .rdirueS combiac6.'
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For LAcEs OF all kinds 20 to lIrTzLER BRO
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TUFTS PILLS.

.r.rre,by { Willisms, $"wton. \. G.. write:
We never sold medicine that ewes such gene,
raj satisfaction Rs TUT Hills. lhe oeila"o
Increases every da!.
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TUFTS PILLS
TUFTS PILLS.

- ryrhctt<. phco:a. M!nn sHys' ,n.o
J. ". t,".t"o" IN. TUFTS FILLS, and am haSinS
I'm I'm hray,n than hsve had in thirty yesrs'
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BURKErlLLE, May 2, 1870.

NTg. n. y TTOOUVH.
tboul The first OF February last was great sHi-
frrrr from dryucss OF month and thr0at and burn
ing lhirsr. tried the wafer from different springs
and wells my nriShborhood without relief ana
All turned sour In the stomach. procured some nf
YOUR "LuNENEURG LTTIlIA WATER and
two or three draugbts III quick succession allayed all
thirst aud removed The dryneSS ani made me very
com Portable. My daughter was similarly affected
could no, find any relief f!om burning thirst, nau-
sea. atd vomiting amer drinking water. She com
rlcnCcd drinking the "LJNENBURG LlIHlA
WATER" and found prompt rclief and great bene-
fiji. Voluntarily sc,ii you his certificate ~ an ex-
preston Of my gratitude Tor The great hcn.iit de-
rivui from driaStng the "LCSENBCRG LlIHlA
WATtE.'' Very respectfully.
JAMES A. AGSBw, VI. ID.
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9icIlulond 4ispatrlr,

Re- THE CIRCULATION or THE PIsPaTCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATroN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
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UOR THE COMMANDMENTS.

i
just received. n new and desirable lot of GOODS,
which will be sold at EXTREMELY Low PRICES.
BRETDSNF, TORCflON. and PATENT LACES
FANCY RIBBONS chearr than ever before;
SILK and LACE TIES. BOWS. &c:
FANCY and PLAIN HOSIERY-fl line;
SILK HASnK ERClI!EFS:
4 beS utlfuI line OF FANS-pl,In. feathered. &C.:
LACE and llSLE MIrTS and GLOVES, for ladies'
and choren;
The most beautiful! line Of JEWELRY ever shown
in this city At prices within The means OF all
Pins, Ear Rings, Chains. Locscts. Bracelets, &c.
Cali and see some OF the many BARGAINS 10 be
had at IICTZLER BHUTHERS,
je7 525 Broad street.
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TrTT'S PILLS.

,,s,,n, Snringfe'd, MISS, says: "a
T.: 1rir,v wears have been troubled mini thes
49, ;m.n..s and Kidney i, ,Scase. TUIIS IlLi.s
&c" o. t,rought me on; all right"
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T EYI IlEXTER,
II 627 BROAD STREET.

T EEI IIEXTER.
IL 627 BROAD STREET.
We have a few more special bargains IN DIZZY
GOODS 10 Offer. such rs Fancy Lawns. spring CAS-
mere, for hoys' wear. Erown-Lnrn Sniing-. and
many other artlrrg-tO else out 10 make room Tor
our new stock. colnpris!u. Lfiic7' Hnd Chtldren's
Eucrwcar. Infants Lace, Caps Plque BonnctS
Sac,IlIpS. Dr s-es. &c.
A iuil line Of urw.s'y;e Ti"a. G!"y"- liand%"r-
chief. Hosiery and Iaccs. ~Ich ns Iorch"n
Lac and trsrrtins-. Rrcionne Lac" i"Itte ana
black} in all widths, Patent Laceo III every
wiutn very cheap:
White Goods >pcciIity. IN Swiss, tcr"F'a Lam,
inrn Lawns CottIrd and Figured Piqus
striped and PLid Naia>ooks and OrSanic 8
Span-lcd Tarlaans, White and Iolored Tar
lafiuS ,,- ~,
Zephyrs nt reduced prices: E!ask and Whe u
SC., all cGlurs az lUc
Infants SlcUac> mtdc In order.
nrIrcs my21
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u e O.soos,. New York, says:
ErT u. = r'S.S Dyspcnsix. Wesk Stomach, and Ner-
"fhs,S = nr-cr had suv medicine to do INC SO
roasn,i roa.ssrsci as TUFTS PILLS. They are rs good
:. sm.Tr,rpre.cntsd."
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TJrTT,S FILLS.

.,rsve had Liver. Dtscsse twenty years. 1oii >
,,,,r have entirely cured me-"
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TUFTS PILLS.

:, y Eev. Old Town, Ark. says:
h +; rs pIIIS are the bssi ever sold. think
Vii! not be able 10 handle any other pill"
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A G. L y { Y

PRICES REDUCED.
Descriptive pamphlets and price-list furnished
application. - ,,> ro
PURCELL, LADD & CO..
tell Richmond, Va.
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THE CHEAPEST YET
THOSE ELEGANT EXTRA QUALITY
SILK-LISED PARASoLS,
SOLD AT LESS THAN ONE BALF THEIR VALUE
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A meeting Of the Board Of Directors OF
the Chamber or Commerce was held last
evening in the rooms OF the Board. in the
Commercial Club building-E. o. Noting,
Esq, president, in the chair. Present !:
Alessrs. Potts. Crenshaw, Watkins, Elicit,
Hill, SPOTS, Seddon, Childrey, and Hawes.
The Chair referred with pleasure TO the
success that the efforts OF the Board had
met with in their endeayors to secure addi-
tional members. He then presented the
names Of McSsrs. Darlington & Basker-
vile and 0. II. Chalkley & Co., and they
were unanimously elected members of the
Chamber
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TUFTS PILLS.
TUFTS PILLS.

ny NJ. y. Shgvely. Yorktown, Ind. saws: , Gu,
iH IT, ~ nsc gUTT'S PILLS in my prse0ce' ana hhu
=, -, tn he ali they are represented"
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BREToSSE aud ToECuoS LACEs at HUrzLEr
BROTHERS,.
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MORE NEW MEMBERS.

Mr.. Seddop, from the committee appoint
ed to solicit membership. presented the fol-
loving names, and they were duly elected ::
l.. ]. BossieuX, Antrim 4 Bowie, Cbafiin,
Staples g. Co., Edward Cohen, Ettenger g.
Edmond, Harsroye & Brother, V. HechIer,
Jr., d Brother, A. Hocn IL Co., A. Rooney,
Smith t9 Rady, West & Branch, f. Il. d.
Myers, Z. 4. Saunders, I. G. Williams Il
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TO nE UAs or ALI RESPECTABLE WISE3 Err
CHANTS, DRUGGISTS, AND GkoCEEs. ,,o
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TEORGE SCHEN'S
* MINERAL. WATER DEPOT.
CoEHER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREETS.
on DRACG9lT:
SnDA-WATEl;. KiSSENGEN,
CONGRESS. EXCELSIOR.
VlCIY. SELTZER. hETHESDA,
DEtp ROCK. GiNG Err ALE,
OTTAWA BEER. MEAD. &C.
ALSO. IN BDITLES:
CONGRESS, EXCELSIOR, HATHORN,
&pOLLlNAElS. EIHEESBnRN.
KRlEnRlCHSilAL ALL, HUSYAnI JANOS,
NlCEY, PULSh and other WATERS.
Mineral Water furnished In s.Nphons.
EREIO RICH ii \ Il ,BITT L r
WATER
ararcaemedy for COuSi ipatior. anG Headaches
GENUINE vICHY WAITER
from the Springs.
MAI.TERIVE, CELESTlNS--
Spccihc for Cont, rheumatism, Oiabets, Gravel,
and Diseases OF the Kidneys.
NDE GRILLE
ssaciac ier Diseases of the Liver.
tEOPIrAL-
spcc%fc for, Disorder rs OF the Stomach.
To TT uAp ror AGI RESPECTABLE wlSE3ER-
CHANTS, DRUGGISTS, AND CkoCE's;, ,.,,o
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THIS is 4 CHANCE SELDOM TO De MET wITR.
Gail soon and make your selection.
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lc"mmcEd II rs most pdiudblc agent in Dy5-
pcusa, especially that form accompanied bv aciC
truCtaI0Hs. have witnessed most obstinate
ca.e-0up thar resisted The whole mnte7ia medical
Weld IN The effects of this water. also commend
II Il Fchrifugr. W. j. ALLEN, NJ ID.
L,tnesJurg C'Uurth O&sp, March 29, 1878.
POLK MILLER & Co. Druggists, corner Of
Ninth and Maia streets, sole Agents.
10
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MINERAL WAT%EsS.

o. crxTs. SOLD EY ALL DRUGGISTS.
rmv 7.codtFel9j
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tEOPITAL-
Spcc&f,c for Dis0rdt rs OF the Stomach.
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The closing exercises OF the public schools
OF the city were continued yesterday, and
embraced Leigh and Bethel Schools, the for
mer being held ct 10 A. II. and The latter at
4 P. NJ, at the Theatre.
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,GRGNDE GRILLE
ssacidc fol Diseases of the Liver.
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LEVY BROTHERS $.
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n,uTTs PILLS.
ENDORSED BIZ

-..,s,,ANs, cLERGyMES, AND MERCHANTS
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In the list of premiums awarded to the
proficient pupils Of the High-school should
have appeared the name OF Augusta Z. An
derson as receiving in the senior class Sill
yer medal for orthography. In the inter-
mediate class Jennie Pelouze also received
q silver medal for orthography.
In the first grammar grade, section ID
(High-SchooD, Miss N. \: Fulton teacher,
the first honor for map-drawing-a silver
medal-was awarded to Lillian Pace. She
also received the first honor In her class.
The closing exercises OF Bellevue Schooi
will take place to-day at 10 O'Clock, ana OF
Madison School at P. b., at the Theatre.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1879-08-15

". IN. eOWItsta ~ rsliArav late s.aha ~ ttstl.
rs#sa sttset
w. ". RsttnI, ~ MARKET street., N n IN IRA
SAN &. nAttAuet. rsrt sire 4. sasi ~ hns.
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HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.

TrMnLERs that have milk In them
should never be put In hot water,
A SPOONFUL ~ stcwed tomatoes In
meats il Nh improvement.
Yor can get bottle or barrel oil oil
| on any carpet or WOODEN stun by apply
ing dry huckwheat plentifnlly and faith.
| fully. Never put water 10 Huch a
grease spot, or liquid Of any kind.
BRnu. steak without sailing. Salt
draws the juices In cooking; II IL dcsira.
bic 70 keep these in II possible. Cook
over hot fire, turning frequently; scar
ing on both sides. Place on 4 platter;
| salt and pepper to taste.
/ Faulr JELLY.--One box Of gclatinc,
rind ri lemon, ono pint Of cold water !;
allow this 10 stand one hour and . half !;
then add two and "A half pints of boiling
water, two pounds of granulated sugar,
one pint ~ any fruit strip; Stir gently
until thc sugar IL dissolved, then pour
| into mold.
Horr WITHOUT MEAT.--In 4 pot that
holds gallon put all vegetables That
are In SEASON IN equal portions; cut up
and lay In. layers, and sprinkle lightly
i with ralt, aud add one ounce aud . half
Of butter. worked into enough -four 10
amalgamate into paAte, and with pop
per and salt, aud add quart Of water.
Cook for ono hour.
TArIocA CRkAM. - Put two table.
spoonfnls OF tapiocs TO soak In cold
water; set II on the stove, and, when
thoroughly dissolved, pour IN quart
of milk. When this begins 10 boil stir
in the yelks Of two eggs well beaten,
with cup of sugar When this hollis
stir In tho whites, beaten 10 stiiI fr0th,
aud take Il Immediately from the Are.
Flavor to taste.
i BAKED TOMATOES Pour boiling va
tcr over them, then In few minutes
the skins can DO easily removed. Put
them into = baking dish with bread.
crnmbs, butter. pepper and salt, ono
onion, II you like II. Bift corn meal
over the top u them and bake them
slowly. II will take between Two and
three hours to bake. II they are acid,
nsc sugar instead u walt
How 70 MoLp JELLIEs. - Uncork the
| SskNt1t YpN0N - - - ossusssNhSu VI llDk ~
ter until the jolly IL reduced 70 n liquid
stAtr. Taste IL 10 ascertain whether II
IL sufficiently favored, and II not aid !
little wine. Pour tho jelly into molds
which have been soaked In water. III u
vt, and turn II ont BY placing the molils
In hot water for . minute; then wipc
tho outside, put dish on the top, aud
turn II over quickly. Tho Jelly should
then slip easily away from tho mold and
b. quito Arm. II may be gxrnisl,ed ~
taAtu dictatcs.
Buns ron SUMNER TEAs. Half.
spoonful of tartaric acid, same quantity
0f bicarl,onate III soda; rub we'll into n
pound Of Hour. Then work Iii two
ounces 81 butter. and add two ounces
81 broken and siftcd loaf sugar, quar-
tyr pound ri currants or rAisins, and I
few caraway s&cdn. Isaise into howl
like shape. and ponr IL half pint ol
cold milk, with which m egg has bsen
beaten. Nix quickly. shape into buus.
! ~ then % baking tns, - thet they
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