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, 1879-03-22
Words OfNVtstloh Concerning the
subject by Il Michigan
Lady,
" Fern Leaf" and "Rennte"
:. Have Their Say Concerl1-
Ing Flowers.
A Cosby Letter from MILWAUKEE, bs
m Arlont Admirer OF
Spring.
necip,s for Almost Evorything---Life
In Leadvil1e, Etc, Etc,


The old mat fnt in hfs casy.chair,
Nv one who waa once his bride so faift
Grown wtipk!ct, hid gray, aud feeble In STEP
YLe knit ard nusei, While her husband alepa
Tho aun shine b.igh, on tho ohkcn floor,
Tho watch log slcpt tcar tho orcn door
rhc clock in tic cornce licked loud and eleaF,
Tho cat was ssieop IN r,o window near.
THO old vito ttusca on tic tiaya Ioug gone,
ts ae e"ncd through the tror OH tho 9ranite.stono
worn saacoihhy tho feet of ,er children dcaFi
Hut Of all that lh.cd bahd not1uo ls neat.
The zcphyrs brsatho though Tho window now, IL.
Tha pnncs arc kissed By tho wav!nr bonsh,
The sr,.btan,d play 'mitl Tho golleh hatr
OF thu 1nrling grandchlA Of this agcnpair.
Twas tho child Of tnoir youngest. SO fseBh and fai
Whose mother VIVA takcn from sorrow md cara:t
For years has she slopt In tho old church, yard
Sweet 1owcrs o'er hcs grave arc keeping thoir
unard.
e'c dreams Of her soldier hoy nohlc an1ofsse'
Who payo his HE freely hls couutry ID i've;
or hur snnr hoy, who, meath tho occ'a Deep
Long, long has he la!n In Deaths dramlehs slnep.
snme hre At rbst In Tho chnsoh-yarl green.
Souo in tfie lands sl,orc anow iPHo'er aosn.
One III thu lanl Of the settinR s,s,
10th teach the poor Indian hgw Heaven ts Won.
She dreams Of the t!mo wien nsonnd hnr knoc
rhey spor,ed and inugticiih snnocent glon.
She yakes-hi! ara gont from thur chldhood's
hnnlc,
Like leaves Of Autumn by wintry winds blown.
, 1879-03-22

mint, fuIlowing TIC directions uiven bctow. A.
eaT}y e} Il i, tie i spr%s rkcy viii oniarc quite
scvcre frost Without injury. Bet PIT IN 6eds q
a distance Of about ono foot oGtwcon oash
plant Eatly in autumn they VII sop,snenf!G9 ~ ,l,!9
Wenticr.' ii intended for winter blooming, Ee,
,l.ovo al buds as iast as they appea: until
Beptcn,Dor. allowing thoee which are lofnea n,!
nftcr that. to rotnain oil tho plants. Il, Octoner
sono of iilh sotl a6ous Ills riots, anl! put into
pots Of sutnlIlc sIze: s!x-tnc pots will general.
1y nnswhr. riley shDuld then uc niacGA ~ q
shntly .altuntion n few dayP nntt will then NC
rcndy for tc.hoYal to tile win1ow where they afo
tU bloom.
The carnation is very impatient OF wet soil.
mud cara should bo taken not to water tlcti1
much, but tho foliage should receive thorough
bath as oft1n rs once q week, rs preventive 70
tic red spiapr. RBNaiH, Dox 10l'
, 1879-03-22
SLIGHTLY sANftAHTIC.

tn tx fiEtl0F u 1hf iFtDIHes
MACON, Mo-, March 18,-Ai,, to be sure, Wo
will MI exclniin Will, Etcgabulus. nls tin9l Ia
triarcll, thu defender of minis rights but, l'ka
Eicgabulus, my imagination las never soafed
90 high Us to think human Gobh OF tha Maseti-
ll.c ccn1cr co,irl ever possess 60 brave ai1tl
nob,. h heart as te defend themselves against
tho opposite sex. /. certainly requires more
power tllalt d man ,,slAly oxcrts over his wife,
mid, indeed, moro pllyatetl strength than nun
can exercise with his llnbB alone: but, II prop
crly armed, n1ltl bv tho ueo OF littlc Muscular
effort. anil constant working under the rase
that tpractico mnkes perfect lle will soon not
only conquer her, but will ulakc pcrfrct angel
Of her. Uut hu needs Wcnpons, nut broutn-
sticks aud stoveltftcrs tby the way, Elcgabhlus'
wife must be n very desirable creature to be 30
easily contro!letl}; that Is absurd, snnn wants
arms; II It DO itnpossibls TO personally procure
aid a,ni protect INN In ts lis podly duty, md
llo witt not only find woman pcrte,ssly willing
but the time will come when T. VII
edro woman rs Its vile, bnt it vii be
in his power to ptnco ltcr III some secluded spot
whuro sue will be a source of ,prtyate plcnstro
only How augclic- Now Cousin Herbert arEties
aiS ,t woH T;a y apf511 5 to n 11 ~ t eG1 jair1r Sa.
creatures oh such q. plea. Whit rlShts could
khe possibly have II she wero mentally in nd
vance Of the nan: ll!at docs not Elrr lor tnoru
| strength; au.i Intelligence wus given her, bc.
ca.lBe it.was thought nsati might enjoy himself
more III llGs colnpuny; butt alas thcrc is, whero
| the great mistake wns lnade, md SO much ttmc
spent for no purpose Cousin Herbert hints
| that woman would adyango Il she i'ah cl!ancc.
Wltat notlsenst. As though alo wcru intended tu
advance. No; II man cun govern tho low classca
ot animals. Which havo more than q hundred
times lilo strength Of woman, surely ',o ent con.
tsol her, and, he does, anu 1t Is right, ever
| though It require the rod. REFORMED DICK.
, 1879-03-22

s,u,!ont when, his place is out In the. worla
among his fcitow-mrn rs aca'ier nntl guide. =,
and, rnoshcrs a1,l fathers 10 mot not nverloR 1tri'
Women, more than n!cn, are sufferers lroin INC
present state OF niEairs. Circ,tnsthnccs nrc
stronger against them. They hHvo not only Tug
same difficulties to fcet tiat men ,cH ay1, 6,,oa W.
tho chains Tint bind them down II must bc hy
sllcsr forcn of tt,cr own strong Wills; Yot
women 'lavc tho same lg!nEs OF ni,,a N NJ
sol as n,el md tcir happ,',es&s & mepe"uS y. ~
thnt Of men. but they nre not as free to CHOOSE
for themselves rs mon arc, consu-
9uently tcro mr., ers moro un,hn'prS ~ wo'1Sn H.,
than men: phey y,c '''ns 'sv rt1a WaS or NJ vl1e @
nlcr mic left free to 80 out snto thc world M'nl
cilooxo whcrp they will. Thus VIC eco women
rnn.ed to those vastly their infer!nl., rot ~ "
s In sss9 q s :; %hdn N x5e t5S nSe s1s a}oes e
,ie saino privileges that men ilavc, when they !;
care tu understand TINT thoy 1te hetter oii on
single than married, Unless truly mil happily
lnntesl, then We shali have fewer unhappy
hotties. -.---....-
So; parents, Il your dnu1htcr possesses o tnlent
for something hcskio cooking, hope you will
not u,nke her tic failure hccausoyo!l think
# would bc wronu to Improve i; Is ;lat r!gnt
ui the ART of ropktne, but cai.n That i Is not
cock M 10 perfection, of TINT sho be taught this
to te exclusion Of everything elss. N1r ea ~
accorded g e1slslys'y to our sex; DO not
greater delight in cookil1g thar min TO- MD
so1iid men would surely mike bcstcr cooks than
their wives; but Tint lDcsn't provo ttnt tHelf
wives arc good for nothing.
Ono Inoie thought before close The o .ntntl 1'ta
lins mitch influence over tho body II. tlteN tsle
mind be cheerful aul con!cntGtl, TIC e. bodily
sa! VIM n1aaly ,as;, h. gG. vefg .o 0fsn st4 II
nncc OF tfc mind, nrl', II tits be removed, thu
pass soon feeoys5s We alt oot" Enow ~ t as ns
Iin Of tlie schular, nor the scholar that Of tic
rh!s + gylaE more to se 11,ga aflon Of s
% tl,nir n,,ysfrai structure, believe there nre
nany peoplo aont Us wh2 We lex npSin q,
raic,tfdtcd to rptlsc tic latent energies Of mint
10 aeton would provo strung @ a caIt}. At } .,,n, H.;
il Is capablc. 70 hayc perfect rest It must hny'
perfect work. Therefore, e W. orc s, dung IT,
The work W. arc fitted for, the mind will ba suits
fed, nud we ourselves will lo healthy I'M
huppy. r
, 1879-03-22

ayowal Of his brutal sentiments in this
enlightened aRot flaa he lost the lust remnant q.
rcspcct alul lovo toward Ills wifc thht lo !'area
thus f!auntngy exhibit ~ iosllnes 1oMntl ~, IT.
when man ceases to respect hts oWn VILE, Wlie' iS s
ceases 10 rrspect all other women. 10 boasts o.
using physical force to co1rn nor 70 acussuu
TO bis demands; "ler iollies M" ,,,o ,,.c ~
Gis " shtIelall." What fascinating influence I,'
Niccah,,l,ts must throw nYcr hIs honaenol9i.
With what unspcakalc Joy must h's vie Wei. sst.
cutno bis return from bs!ilsss Sasesu'n .1ow
nrn,.d na Ills wifo must fcc1 when eho sces him
rreinu homo alter nights casousal, Ills l'rcath
tbick with the pleasant olors Of choice tonaSco
n,l nc whisky. sho probably thinks .'ln. eiso ,t,
IoY untl happiness of being tho wife " s!'eh
;nat,. tnyc Accn rcn wtlU really believed ttint
Il vile ought to feel grateful to them tor con.
descending to .'aaS1iilce private pleasure TO
aoulcl Elrgabulus md our noble.minle'l
Patriarch flint e,illtmo hero, 0utcntlcr OF mems
rights. ntul cxpounacr uf the Lnrl only kunss
whnt-1 dou't) nro ''gcnt1cnen" OF this d.
Taku heed, re mon who real TuH TrinuAE,
md eupy after tic cxa,nplo Of the noolc, ~.
fined Ecgah,llust whu taught Catherine lint u
WIS extremity hazardous to critietso lsis ihnaiy
aet[ons Only think ,s mode! sh' ,aaS;, J,
caree, to administer to the wants 6i his own
dear, immaculate self, and lis "gcntlcn'anly "
What 4 picture Of domestic tranquility mi,
heavenly peace! Aud nov, 80 women, wolll.l
70 ctrn0 to this, Just for the snke OF marrying
and getting tuanf
Elcrabiiihs, nlias Jonas .Chuzzlewia yon have
snsl your little speech, mid deserve The hiflles.
encutlti,trns Of every eArnestt noplcint1lue HaE
aud woti,nn for ilnyll,g said 1t.
l hops sincerely that you will "soon en)gy
, 1879-03-22
FEOR1CULTUnE,
"rERN l.HAPn on VARIOUS TIIlN0s.
A. I,etita. sttha 1t.th.t.4A

. OTTAWA, H., Murri 17.--Many persons wish
fI,E Information upon various subjects come to
Tho llomu for 1t, which IL perfectly proper; but
would II not, my friends. he butlus, II We aye u
question to ask, to ,ncntloa the uamo Of the
person. whom w1 expect to aUswut 1t, Tor what
Ia overyuau's business IL no one's1 1t seems tu
ms 1t would avoid much confusion aud repetl.
tion. Wo tave ali observed In tha pntt that II Il
person w!shc4 10 ba taught tho myatcrics OF
soapmAklng they will ask how TO mako soap
withconreutratcd lyo, and immediately everyone
the next week will wElie IN this subiuet, alnl. TO
matter how Indifferent the question luay bs IL
, 1879-03-22

Ia the EdFlnr ot Tht frIhtns.
CfticAco, March 1G.-1 would like to inquire
through Thu Homo what tho effect Of lnudanum
or opium ts upon the l1umat, system whan ono
is addicted to tho Ilnblt nnl Inns taken those
st!nulanls for ycars; In fact, tannot live with
out theml Is there my euro Or my nIeans by
which ahc could break oirl And Is It not tcry
Injurious to tl.a miul as well ds hodY TO be lie
slave Of uptuu7 Mis-. G. L. +.
, 1879-03-22

when dry hrcak It Into pm, with two ouncenof
all t,hlf ot this crcam Or Ht,n tntlls, mud Mill
suRar, cinnnmut, t1titMeE, M1! three o,lnnas Of
curral,ts. / fnvo recipes for oranEct bread. p1-
tato, aud almond checsc-cakcs. Aunt Man.
, 1879-03-22

n ths Edsfnr Of The 7fibans.
CHICAGO, March l4.-lYlll sohta ono Of the
maty rcatcrs OF 1le nomo who kunw, by nctual
trial give Ills or her experience on the merits
or tlo,uerlts of the new skin re,uedy md blood
purifier, Bulphile Of araenicuH,, Of whtcl' lavo
read 60 muel, Of late, a'nl greatly olllNc con-
slant render and grrat sut[orerl VHRlTAs.
, 1879-03-22
AN IOWA GlALfs OPINION,
TO tht Editor VI The Tribune.

DUBUQUE, IT,, March 1p,-Ilow many Of the
Subscribers Of THH tribune read unnloycl tie
artlce written by Elegabulus1 Who unA what
IL hu that h0 Should express such aboiniuablo
op!n1ousa Does ho Eoaily mean what lo suys,
ov Is lo not rather answering Puttareh IN = suh-
til, sarcastic 1nanuprl II the for,ncr, tleu
God lse'p his poor wife. llsten to what 10
nsya; ~ huse enacavorcd to rule my wifc and
household iu u manner becoming Christian
gentleman, a,ll ha:s often to resort to the
ttuely uso of the broomst!ck, stoye.iftss, etc."
On! what u rcturu OF refinement has hc OK
posed to our ruw. Just thlnk OF VI This
"tlt!stLap gentleman" has somettu,oa lEen
obliged to resort to the ttlnely use oi the
bsooMtt!rk ana stove-l!ftcr to bring his wife,
or rather slave, tuto pruptt subjcctlon III hls
losliy Wishes. How dare Ac make such Ill
, 1879-03-22

10 The Ettitor Of Tta T<iat.ne.
1,tvlNu, Kan, Match 19.-Wltl sumo member
Of Tic Home give inc rteipc for tolorlhg
brown, and nlso b1aekl In return will give
ono Tor Orange sa1ad. Peel one dozen oranges
md cut In slices; put IN layers III glnss dfeh,
eprtnk}ing uac, layer ptentIflilly with suEar
Bqucexe over this the julcc Of SIX orances. aal
p6ur over all this gtass Of wc.
NBLL1u NILE.
, 1879-03-22

AtENoMosnB, WIS, March t1.-tyiii sothe Of
Tic Homo tcaders kindly inform one IN per.
plcxity how to clean chlld's biuo,, zephyr
cloak Without fading, pr rendering It thick and
llars,1 Any ono offering such Information will
confer q lasting favor upua LtELA.
, 1879-03-22
WONIAN'S POSITION.
THINKS woMEN Arb sltA,lr.

. 10 tbs Editor ot Tie Tribune.
STRAwN, ILL.,, March 1i.-ln tic pcrusal OF
The Home .aayo not secn au article tllat struck
me 80 forcibly rs tic ono from Etrgabulus, R,ld
II leads us to conclude tiiat he las not been
equal to oyesy emergency that has artaen whcn
lady has bean 1natchrd against him, and II Is
fatr to aupposo TINT ho gloas over the idea TINT
ha Ia nnc Of tho lords Of crentlon, and OF course
docs not like to acknowledge defeat ut tho hal,ls
OF lady. Now, III all human oyonts, It Is wise,
manly, aud JuIicloua to bow to and accept tho
inevitable, anl It is ollc Of tho inevitable things
that women not only uccnpy 4 plane as high ~
my 1,an. but o,.e atsp higher.
do not suppose this Will please tho gentle-
1nnn In question, but wo have only 10 point to
thu pages Of modgrn history to substantlata
this Insertion; md rare not at what ho looks,
where wulHun have bccn tile equals Of men, Iii
government, arts, science, u literature, they
havn Grownul themselves with a. much glory
nssu honor u any Of tho eterhcr Rnx, n,ul carry
IL. top, without assuming 50 tnnca, importance
or arrogatMg to t,emsolyes thu idea that Us much
greatness was never boforc circunscsibcA by the
eatlie llinttt. =
In literature. We can point to the columns OF
Thu lloma, which show tint tho latlos write as
inlclligc't!y md cnteria!n!ng1y a. Eegabulus Or
ully ntllrr guutlunlau. lie alau apeaks OF III old
llnu,au who sal: "IIad Nature allowed us to
ret a'oaE With just ourselves, VIC would bo rid
Of Serytronb6soMe cnmpanlou." How wish
lu n,'l thu Old Kosnau could PACK up mud 70 to
sou1s island t,00U miles away, and spend tie rest
OF n!c!r lives, anil | Rurss Catherine Wishes 80
too. No, sir! You hayo no right to spend an
evening away irorn lutne, Among your trtends ut
tlIo tayeFl'. anA leay0 your wife nna baby 10 10
entertained Us best ll,ey cat, 10 not scu low
You ean ftn1 more enjoyment among tho fumrs
ot toIacep 1sld the Jingle Ut glnssrs than at your
own trcalde. think tls Is sufficient to show
ttat soasso nrs willing to give womcn thcir Just
duea.
Reform Is necessary In your case. Etegabulus,
nti you had bcttsF busteh 10 hegn. for tl!e
odds arc ten to one against you. WILL 7,
, 1879-03-22
TUnE.nosEs.

TUHE.NUHES.
70 the 'ditor al The TrlhitnA.
DANvt1t.t, Ill.,, March 1o.--Will sone tneu,.
her Of The Home bo kind enough to Inform tse
through The 1lumo how to lrcat my tNbo-rote1
Last ycar lad two which had bfoonel Tic fali
previous; each one had number OF small bulbs
around tho roots, which brake OF mid plant
e aul ,oT c4s 9e as Hd' sns1ef o. ,t9 SIX
rs thew prcl Also, will aoniu onB rlensc give d.
tectto1s how to start 1}eyonia Hex from leat1
WtLLAMiNu.
, 1879-03-22
THE HOME CLUB.

MEETING NEXT THURSDAY.
To ths Editor ~ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, March 2o.-'rhe Tribune Home Club
will meet for work at Matnc's, No. 90 Twenty
third street, Thursday, March 27. KITT1a,
Secretary.
, 1879-03-22

TIKI FIsOUHs
To {ht Editor af 1he 1fttHnk.

70 In EtIttoF u 7AF 1fth1Inz.
Cn1oAao, March t9.-1 should like To leatn
through some Of tho friends Of The no,nc q
recipe for whitening the Taco and hands. nu'
boarding, cotiscquhntiy 10 nothitg TO cauAc',ny
hands 10 ho rcd or dry, yet suc Ia the cnse. by
answering Ute aboyo you Will greatly Dhixe,.
CONSTANT READER,
, 1879-03-22

IA Inc Edrtor o} 7hs Tr!bttns. .
JEFFERSON, H., March 19.-Rcadcr, have you
yellow oxhia, md does It blosson ntuch9 II
50, what treatment do you giva til hline always
has great rrowt! OF lcAvos, with only few
lIuwcrs. Will somn ono please auswcF, md
obligo lAE2f
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Tainted Butter.

Winter and Spring butter is often very
much injured in flavor by allowing cows
to eat the litter from the horse stables.
Cows are not unfrequently very fond Of
this litter, although it is impregnated
with liquid manure from the horses aud
if allowed they eat greedily, and The
effect is that the milk and butter will be
tainted with the taste of this kind Of
food in the same way that the flavor is
injured by eating turnips, but to more
disagreeable degree Ii litter is allowed
to be eaten it should be given to cattle
not in milk. aud on no account should
mich cows be allowed 20 consume other
than the sweetest and purest food Very
nice butter-makers are sometimes at "A
loss to account for stable taints in butter,
especially when extraordinary precau-
tons have been taken TO have the milk
ing done in the most perfect manner,
and so on in all of the processes Of baud
hing the milk until the butter is packed
lmarket Still the butter has % dis.
feeable faint, aud the cause often come,
|n allowing the cows to feed about the
Brse stables
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
An Invention for the Farm.

A machine for spreading manure in
the field has recently been patented,
and is thus described in an Eastern pa
per; The spreader is simply a two-horse
cart, mounted on four wheels, with Il
bottom constructed like the track or
floor of an ordinary horsepower This
floor is of stats extending across the
cart. bottom, bolted together upon the
principle OF an endless chain, and at
tached to gear wheel connected with
the large rear wheels of the cart. The
cart is loaded at the stable, or compost
heap, and drawn to the field which be.
ing reached, the gears are brought to-
gether, and the motion Of the large
wheels, as the cart moves over the field
sets the bottom moving backward, al
lowing the manure to fall upon the
ground as the vehicle moves At the
rear of the body is wooden shaft filled
with iron teeth which, as the shaft re-
wolves, pick up the manure and throw
it in shower behind the moving wagon.
As the revolutions of the forks are gov
erncd by the speed of the team, an exact
quantity of manure may be spread upon
given area aud distributed more evenly
than possible by hand, the only care
being to drive the team in its proper
place.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
Cure for Hog Cholera.

| Burnt corn isa celmid and speedy
lcurc far hog cholera The best way is
to make pile of corn GA ihc eohs c'iea-
iualy seoreh it, and give the affected
hogs free access 10 A. This ramedy
was discovered by accident by Mr. h. E.
Locke. at the time his distiilery was
burned, together with Il large quantity
Of stirred corn, which beng so much in-
iured as TO be unfit for use, was hauled
ont and greedily eaten by the hogs. sew
eral Of which were dying daily After
The second day not single hog was
lost, and the disease entirely disappeared.
This remedy has been tried since in
quite number of cases aud has never
failed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
0bIVFR CHILLED FLOWS
Still Ahead of All Others.
rHE BEST DRIlE. .

rENHE KELLER Grain, Seed and Fertili-
4 zing DRILL the hest without Il doubt,
and a Drill without fault The most per-
feet FertiIziug distributor in use, TO which
thousands OF Farmers will testify who have
used H. Eight hundred of these Drills were
sold in the season Of 1878 ard so short OF
filling orders.
The Keller can he seen atall the prominent
points on the principal lines OF railroad Our
Agents will take pleasure in showing Farm
els the important advantages this Drill has
over all others and give all the necessary in
formation wanted
This Drill needs no praise, as Il has eStab.
lished its reputation by its own merits and
every Drill is branded THE BEST, heiug pro.
nounced 80 by MI who use them FOR iufor.
motion, apply or address
STEWART 4 PRICE.
General Agents, Frederick, Md.
l--V
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

HEssIAN FLY.-The following prevent
i've Of the ravages Of the fly in wheat,
which has been successfully tried in va
rious parts Of the country. may be Of
service to our farmers, aud IS worth u
trial:
About the last of August SOW through
every field Of twenty or thirty acres that
you wish to seed, three or four strips Of
wheat. The fly will find it as soon as il
gets up. and deposit its eggs there As
soon as this work Is performed the fly
dies. Then. between the lst aud 10th
of October, plow up the entire field.
scattering the eggs in every direction. r.
When the plant is uprooted the eggs
perish
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
PRIVATE SALE.

WILL SELL at private sale "A lot Of land
containing
Two and one-half Acres,
situated in the town Of Gaithersburg, Mont
gomery county. Maryland The Improve.
ments consist ola two-siory FRAME DWELL.
ING HOUSE, containing eight rooms, with
cellhr stable, cora house and carriage house
The house SIS situated ,n beautiful grove Of
forrest frees A well Of pure water is IN the
yard. The Chestnut street station OF the Me.
iropalilan Branch Of the Baltimore aud Ohio
railroad De- within three hundred yards Of the
properly There Is O. fine Orchard, contain-
ing variety OF fruit upon The place.
For ierus OF sale apply 90
COLUMBUS ~ THOMPSON.
mv iB-f GRithershurg. Nd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12

SAUSAGE MEAT-Six pounds Of lean
pork. three pounds of chine fat, three
ounces Of salt, two ounces Of pepper,
three tablespoonfuls Of sage. The meat
should be chopped very fne IA sau-
sage-grinder, the sage reduced 70 pow
der. and al the ingredients well blend
ed. when il is safest 70 trya litile, ADD
make then any alteration that your taste
may dictate. The rule as 20 iat is tlmt
sausage should always contain enough
to FRY itself II this Is no' the ease add
a little more and. above al things.
guard against the slightest admiyime &c
beef. which longhen- and spoil. the
whole
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
INK ceISicE Pump

~ snort uOtlce.
Always ON hand all kinds of Pump Fix
lures, OF the very best quality
Common Wooden Pumps made the prem
Uses where they are 10 he placed, when desir-
ed, at 80 cents u foot.
AllPumps constructed by. the subscriber
are warranted for one year. After the first
year, they will be kept in order by him, for
ten years, for the moderate sum OFFS pr year.
All Pumps put in and moi proving satisfac-
tory, will be taken out and the money re-
funded.
Orders by mail or in person, attended to
with promptness, and at moderate prices.
Gs- For anyfurlher Information, apply TO
Mr.. !. ByERs, Montgomery House, Rockville,
Maryland.
WIN 0bDFlELD,
PUMP MAKER,
aplq-ly Fountain Green, Hartford G.
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In order 90 prevent young pigs being
killed and eaten by The mother whiie
narrowing feed the sow with plaaig n
roots. raw or cooked. aud season them
with salt. or give her ,lice Of iai sale
pork daily for the lat few days previous
10 farrowing Bran mashes salied arc
also good Green clover might be FED
daily. and salt be pot where she can get
what she wants
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-12-12
: 7HE OLD VONAT IN WIDOW r

/ K UST RECEIVED an entire new stock of
4 ~ Kip and Calf Boots, Brogans, Plough
/ Shoes, Ladies' Dress aud Walking Shoes,
/ Misses aud Boys School Shoes, Gum Boots
and Shoes.
zs- p S.-To dealers liberal discount.
] 1h-y
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OH.DEHE ED,S

IL X G @ s or Il um %.
TIME undersigned hasnow on hand about
4 10, 900 feet Of White Oak Pump Stock
which has been in soak in Spring water a
sufficient length oftime to free it from SAP
Any Pump constructed of this stock is guar
anteed not to givean unpleasant taste to tn
water. Hiss arrangements for preparing PUN
Stock in the above manner are most ampl
nd complete, and he will always be prepar
d TO nut an the