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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-07-16
Wew Idrerfisemenfs.
Thetford Academy and Boarding School,
THETFORD, VERMONT.

DAVID TURNER A. M............... PRINCIPAL.
Miss HELEN V. COCHRAN."... .PRKoKPTREss.
Music taught by competent teachers Special attention
given to those preparing 10 teach enter college. Pupils
the family OF the Principal will be furnished board dncud-
ing everything and tuition for 500 per year Board per
week IN the Boarding House moderate terms, Rooms Tor
rent School books for sale 10 students In the Academy
and schools In town Aid rendered TO INDECENT students
Fall term begins Monday, September lst, 1873 sG-02
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1879-07-16
One of the Peasantest Places in
Boston or Vicinity

For the reception and treatment Of persons ring from
Chronic Diseases especially Paralysis Brain and Nervous
Diseases In all their forms, Is the medical Home,
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AppallIng Snlubrity.

A young gentleman and his blushing bride
who were recently married in Philadelphia
called the next week at an apartmenthouse
and were shown the flat that was to let by the
lOquacious person who otticiates as janltor
This estmable woman, who would appear tC
be a good motherly soul, went on to illustrate
how very healthy the house happened to be
"There was Mrs. on the first floor; she came
with here a BRIDE and went away three chill
dren, as pretty little things as ever saw mem
And there was Mrs -, the second, who haG
little son born to her here, mem, and four
teen months after little daughter. And, mem
Mrs. -, the third floor, she was BRIDE, too
mem, and it was twins, men, within ayear. 1
you please, mem, | am the mother of four o
the darlingest"-
Thanks" said the bridegroom, from whom
CLEANED this interesting anecdo'e; latter all
| think it would be better to go a little further
uptown. And he led the bride "blushinG
again"-into the open air and OF the healthy
neighborhood.-Bos Sunday Times.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

A clergyman who can preach three sermons
consecutlvely without mentioning Calico.
A man who will refrain from calling his
friends speech "happy effort"
A woman whoremembers last Sundays text,
but Is unable to speak understandingy of the
trimmings on the bonnet of the lady in the pew
next in front.
An editor who never feels pleased to have
his good things credited or mad when they are
stolen.
A pencil that Is always in the first pocket
you put your hand into.
A man who has been fool some time dur
ing his life and knows enough to keep the
knowledge of it to himself.
A married man who does not think all the
girls envy his wife the prize she has captured.
A married woman who never said, mo won
der the girls don't get married nowadays; they
are altogether different from what they were
when | was girl"
An unmarried woman who never had an of
fer.
A man who never intimated the economies
of the universe were subject to his movements
by saying, II knew if | took an umbrella u
wouldn't rain" or some similar aslnine re
mark.
A pocketknife that is never in "them other
pants"
A mother who never said she would rather
do it herself when she should have taught
her child to do that thing
A father who never forgets that his duties &c
his children are as many and as weighty as
theirs to him.
A child who would not rather eat between
meals than at meals.
A converted brother who does not exagger
ate his forsaken wickedness when relating hi:
experiences.
A person. age or sex immaterial. who doe.
not experience flush of pride upon being
thought what he is not and may never hop,
TO be.
A button on the male garmenture that nevel
comes off except when the person whose mis-
sion in life is to sew button or is near at hant
with her utensils
A singer who never complains of a colo
when asked to sing
A woman who, when caught in her seconC
best dress, will make no apology for her dread
full appearance.-BOston Transcript.
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"Alyerlisel."

Putting her head into the post-office window,
she shouted at the astonished custodian of the
mails, Advertised" "Marm," said he, after
partially recovering his sefpossession, "what
did you wlsh?' Advertised" she repeated,
louder than before. BY force of custom, ne
managed to ask, What name, marin? ?" Again
came that same reply, "Advertised!' but this
time supplemented with the demand AN
how long wild yez kape body shtanding here
while yez be garruping lolke moon calf in a
shtabe Wud yez liver gi' me me letther, say ~
But what Is your name, my dear woman ~
"Och, don't yez dear woman me, yez ould
sinner Don't yez name to abode by yez own
DIRECTIONS entoirely, yez ould baldheaded divil :
Didn't yez put in!ll the papers Persons call
ing for letthers Will PLACE say Advertised? -
And haven't OF made meslf hoarse wild saying
advertised advertised advertisedr Give me
me letther, OF soy! That lver Brige. McShaug
messy should ha' been trifled wild by the loikes
of yezr The letter was forthcoming ere she
had done, and the Postmaster sank back into
the chair with a sigh of relief, while Bridge
left the Office with very red face and perfec
cataract Of RS escaping from her mouth.-BOs
ton Transcript.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

This was the eighth month of the year when
the Latin grammar was invented, but by long
and faithful service it attained two successive
promotions and now ranks as the tenth. If
you don't believe it ask your druggist to lend
you his almanac.
The Republican elections in Iowa and Ohio
are held in Knockedober. The Democrats in
those two states used to hold their elections in
tn this month, but they have given up the prac.
suasion in those states always spell the month
as it is spelled in this paragraph. 1t is the
correct way-for them.
The ancient Romans used to sacrifice horse
to Mars during this month. The symbolism
of this sacrifice was very beautiful The horse
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
JOHN Il. DRUITT,


NORTCfAGES Sal LIZ Whereas Daniel n GU ,nc
NJ and Lydia Culver, his wife OF streator In me
mortgage deed duly executed edged and delivered
TO the undersigned David Basore bearing date the fifteenth
otce at ottawa in the county Of La Sale Illinois in Book
1888 OF Records sos In and by which mortgage deco
premises situated in the county Ia sale and state Of ILL
Wit Lot number ye u block nue seven n;iR IN
said mortgage then and there given 10 secure the
payment OF certain promissory note or four hundred
dollars date with said mortgage with interest AZ te
rate of ten per cent per payable annually given by
said D. NJ Culver and payable 10 the order OF said David
And whereas is provided in and by said mortgage deed
of default in the payment OF the said note e
of the prncpa part thereof accord
Ing to the tenor and thereof the said David asore
having advertised such sale thirty days IN VS..
premises any part thereof and al right and equity OF re-
dempon OF the said their heirs EXECUTORS n
highest bidder for cash. at the 'front.' OF the County Cou
being at The c dSSr of s s or NAV ad
the sale from time TO time at dlscrelion and upon tle
seds SsSo IN fee Of the
apply the proceeds Of sale TO the payment OF expenses
torneys fees and a the amount due on said note
derng the overgus to tnt SAID ne or e'
And said mOrgag0rs. in and by said mortgage
deed expressly waive release and reinqush to SAID mort
H given by or results from all laws OF this ate pertaining
| to the exemption OF homesteads; , .
said note and the thereon said nate and Interest to
gcther amounting to four hundred and nifty dollars which
Now therefore notice hereby given that by virtue ant
in OF the power and authority In said orgag,
eenth day OF November 1879 at the hour Of O'Clock
p NJ the front OF the County Court House. being at th
for sale and sell public yendue the premises above de
scrbed and mentioned in said mortgage deed and an rgh
highest bidder therefor for cash.
Dated at Ottawa Ill., o'' psyi IS bnsoRE Mortgage
JoHS H. DRuIrr, Attorney. octt
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A New Kind of Watch Case.

New because II only within the last few years that II has
been improved brought within the OF every
old in principle because the first Invention made and
patent taken out nearly twenty and
made at that time and stree nearly good
new Read the following which Is only Of many
hundreds. Your Jewcer tell Of similar
MANSFIELD PA, May 2Sth. 1873.
have aCusoWer WHO has carried Of BUsss Patent
years and knew II two years before he got IT,
and il appears good for ten years longer.
Il. T.. OLNEY. Jeweler.
Remember Jas Boss's is the ony Patent Case made OF
two plates Of solid gold outside AMI nside
ing every part exposed sight The great ad'an
age Of solid plates elecrogdng is apparent 10
every one the only patent Gaze with which there
Il given a written warrant,
see that you the guarantee with each case you
Jeweler for illustrated Catalogue
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

What this is nation" means in the sense
wart republicans generally, Is illustrated by
the following, which we find IN the San Fran
cisco Bulletin:
Il tell you what I'd like to see, " said well
known young aristocrat at the Palace hoteI
yesterday I'D like to see Grant IN for life
senators chosen for life, and sons of both presl
dents and senators to succeed. We needn
call it a kingdom, but then we'd have chance
to get few OF our best families recognized in
Europe" The young mans father is worth /
round million The young man meant wha
he said.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

IMMIGRATIoN.-Whlle during the last five
or six years immigration from Europe had
largely fallen off, the hard times in Germany
and Great Britain, and the revival of business
in America, about which they are fully posted
in Europe, has again set the tide in motion
this way, and for the next few years the i'm
migration promises to exceed all precedent. A
New York dispatch of Monday says:
One thousand and twenty.eight emigrants
arrived at Castle Garden this morning. In
consideration of the facts that emigration to
America this year is unprecedented in point
of numbers, and that the emigration Of 1880 is
expected to be larger even than that of the pres
ent year the emigration commissioners, to-
gether with officers of societies which help to
take care of newly arrived immigrants, have
made especial efforts to gather accurate infor-
nation concerning the districts which offer
the best advantage to settlers. During the
present year the New York emigration com
mlssloners have helped about 10000 emigrants
to get to western states and not one has re-
turned.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

THE REAL MAHoMET.-"Why do you think
the plaintiff insaney" a witness examined as
to somebody's mental condition was asked by
counsel at the trial.
Because" replied the witness, "he is con
tinually going about asserting that he Is the
prophet Mahomet'
"And pray, sir" retortee the learned judge
"do you think that when person declares thai
he is the propet Mahomet, that it is clear
proof of his insanity"
~ do"
"Why?"
Because" answered the witness, with easy
comPacency, 81 happen to be the prophet Ma
homet myself"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

No book can be more useful to horse owners
than one recently published by DIR. B. J. Kendall,
Enosburgh Falls, Vt. The price being only %
cents, all can afford it. Everyone who sees it is
very much pleased with it, as it hes IS fine en-
cravings Illustrating positions Of sick horses, and
treats all diseases in plain and comprehensive
manner. 1t has large number Of good recipes,
a table of doses, and much other valuable horse
information. The book can be had Of the author
as above, or OF osman & Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

"Those suspenders, madam, are long enough
for the shortest boy or short enough for the
longest man; they will just fit your tine-look.
ing youngster" perhaps so, but don't want
to see buttons on his boot-legs want them
to hold his pants on. Them suspenders is long
enough for the Colossus of Rhodes" Jus,
so, madam sold old Coloss a pair out of the
same box yesterday"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
BUDGET OF FUN.

dearest" he murmured, ecstatically, as he
folded her in his arms for the first time, 'let
me sample the nectar Of your lips rake a
whole schooner of it," she family whispered ;
"ite Ill on tap"-Nenark eau.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

Twas ever thus from childhood's hour, I've
seen my fondest hopes decay; never under
took a mash that admit give me dead away
never loved damsel fair, and oft did buggy
riding take, but when she came 10 know me
well. gave me the everlasting shake
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zegpl.
d. F, LINCOLN,

S,'I'A, p or ILl1INOIS.L Ia SALLEco.-ss
- Estate of Isaac T. Van Doren, nsolvent dehter To
the creditors all other persons interested sd Estate
Whereas Julius J. Carter, the assignee OF said Isaac
Van Roren did the S0th day of October A. u 1872 ME
tn. County Court OF said county his report FOR the maj
settlement OF said estate .o., .
1879 entered order setting said report and NJ matters
under IL for hearing Monday the gath day November
A. r. 1879 at the hour OF two o'clock r. NJ of said day
Now unless you. the said creditors OF said Isaac San
DOren shall appear before said County Court on sau l
day of November. the hour above named, and MAKE or
Ale objections said report the same Will he 10y SAID ourt
approved. Ji LllS d. 'ai. i E.
r, W. SroCKsLHGER, . Nsslehet'
Clerk ofsaid Court. y. +. LINCOLN,
Nov. |, 1879 ATTY Tor SAID Assignee
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al am the solitary exception

NNV lOW Is IIItlI
well, you see, got into big game. had
an ace full and lost $500 then | held foul
queens and got beat for Il $1,000. | then sand
to myself, ole boy, this sn'tyour game; theirs
ne money on 1t; you'd better stick to solitaire
It amt so exciting, but It's safer"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08

INN AL SE.T"TI4 CEMENT NO,rICE.-Es'
r TATK OF LEVI II. RooD, DEcHAsED-Notice Is here
by given to all persons interested said estate that the I'M
dersgned Executors of the last will and testament OF said
Levi H. Rood, deceased. will appear before the Goun'
the County Court House, IN Ottawa IN said county on
Msnday the sh OF December 1879 for the purpose
of rendering An account Of his proceedings in the admins
trson OF said estate for the final settlement
Dated at ottawa, this 23d day Of October lsI9
DAVID Z. JONES,
JOHN S. ARMSTRONG,
ATrysr. p W SroCKsLRGRR, Executors.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co., ILL., oct%o-iw
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A short History Of France;
FOR YOUNG PEOPLE

nv Miss Z y KIRKLAND author Of six Little Cocks.
and "Dura's Housekeeping" just published Emo ~
pages. Price, 81 80.
The author "SlN Lttl" C5cks' needs no iEroducooA
This new bonk n .nark u history OF sunny land whose
story on years seems made expressly Tor eNtoso.
far the Young folks Republic II Is all there Ia thee
pags Interesting narrative; and reads more IKE
romance copttye teach the gospel OF Lawful l!boV
what Il Is CONSCIENTIOUS chronicle OF actual uShs>
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
New and Fourth Edition Of
Tales Of Ancient Greece.

BIZ the Rev c. W cox, VI. n, Trinity COLLEGE, OxloS
ismo. Cloth. Price 81 60 extra gt. SIT euse price, ~
half calf price, 81.
at ought TO be hands Of every scholar and OF evvy
school boy Saturday Rsrtsic LoadsH
The book j. a scholarly production and welcome 49,
ton 10 department Of literature that thus M enise seo
scautily furnished "- Tribune.
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Nem ADVERTISEMENTS.
ESQ IMPROVED FARMS
IN EASTERN KANSAS,

Owned y Eastern Mortgages for sale at from $S to *5 per
acre2 ner cent cash. balance ten years time AT per
cent These farms situated IN the ees counties
of the state and embrace the best bargains ever placed up
on the market. For full particulars and printed descrip
tion address GEORGE CLOUSER, COL Delaware Street
Kansas City, Mo.
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NEW EDITIONS OF
Tales from Foreign Tongues

Full gilt red line tinted paper uniform in style PrieA
$50 per volume COmprisins-
MEMORIES; \ story OF German Love.
rom the German Of Max xnllR
GRAZIELLA; 4 Story OF Italian Love.
From the French Of \. dc LAma-tfss
MARIE; a Story.of Russian'Love.
From the Russian Of Alex. PusAkA
MADEIEINE; A Storyfof French Love.
IRON the French % JULES SaEdesA
six Little Cooks ''h IVY
porat House excepting. -
Brave Mems Footsteps -
Cumnocks Choice Readings. ~
FOR SALE BY
OSMAN & HAPEMAN.
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NICHOLSON 4 SNOW,

MN AL. SI.TTI ~; MINT NOTICF,.-Es
L TATE or OLE JACKSON. DRCEAsED-Noticc is htrehy
given persons interested in said estate that the under
signed Administrator OF the estate Of said Ole jackson
deceased will appear before the County Court OF the county
Of La Sale state of Illinois, NJ the County Court House II
Ottawa in said county Monday the 18th day OF November
1879 purpose of rendering account OF his pro
ceedngs In the administration OF said estate Tor the ma
settlement. 1850
Dated at OTTAWA. this 2lst day OF October 1873.
LARS HAYER,
ATTEST: F. W. SToCKsLEagR, Administrator.
Clerk County Court, La Sale Co.. III. oct25-iw
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BETWEEN THE GATES.

BY BENJAMIN F. TAYLOR, author ofsongs OF festerosf
etc . etc. Fifth Edition. Illustrated. &lS
80 Wit and Wisdom are mingled well V.
gether and the result IL book with which every resoG
viii he charmed II Ia Golden Gate, leading to mar
hours OF true intellectual enjoyment."-Uhca RrolS
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OLD.TIME PICTURES

nv BENJAMIN F. TAYLOR icno. Gilt SIDE plain eoeeI
Price $50 Gilt side and edses. SIS
81 have spent many hours over your p9on.
The Old Time Pictures is crowded with verbal ieiens3
and the closing portion OF y Is M so9i'hsp''sS M"s
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Aitsrature, Ete.
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FOR SALE BY
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THE WAvERLY DICTIONARY.

An alphabetical arrangement OF all the char cten v -
Walter scos Novels with descriptive Analysis Of eaoh
character and illustrative selections from the text -
May Rogers Cloth. q.
80 Fxcellently arranged. Has n fun indeat
AND entirely funlls its des gns. TINT Walton.
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HoLCOMBS TRANSLATION OF
TEGNER'S FRIDTHJOF'S SAGA

l2mo. Cloth Price, <lp.
90 N y perus. THE noble s POEM" POEM MI
and a better conception OF hnman ove."-Infr Ocssa.
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THE PILOT AND HIS WIFE.

A Norse Love story. ny JONAS LIE. Transls'ed " -
OLE Bull. 1886 pages Price, $lS
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Monthly.
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RACES OF ThR
UNITED STATES.

ByJ W. FOSTER IL d. Illustrated, y
ssrhc book ~ literally crowded with ASTON
ishing and valuable ts."-Bosfon Foa''
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ECHOES FROM MIST.LAND;
Or. The Nibelungen Lay Revealed to Levers q
Romance and Chiyalry.

Nv ArpKH FopRsrIrR. l2mO. Cloth. Price,vi.o
..,Cris ia the fret American edition OF The
whole 'Nibelungcn Led and as such dsseTV0 " =
warmly welcomed. "" The Walton.
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VIKING TALES of THE NORTH.

The ssgss OF Thornsten, vikings Son ana frdthloi -
Bold Translated nom the lceland'c oy trot n. D, NJ
nv,,ov Au,hor OF Morse Mythology Also stephs1S
Translation OF Tegners "Frd,hjots sasas" Completes
one volume. i2nO. Cloth. ~
"This work. az whole; will R,e me. on" "
vish 10 search ont the antiquities Of scandinavian Wes
re But every one will be struck with the nalesy -
torcc ~ that old poetry OF the NORTH CANcAmos
Ne,p York.
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SONGS OF YESTERDAY.

BY BENJAMIN F. TAYLOR. author OF THE World -
on Wheels" etc. etc. Beautifully Illustrated, with han1
somely ornamented cover Full gilt edges, @.
80 For holiday presents nothing more AZ
tracve or beautiful can be found."-Boston Coa"'ss-
trsdlh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-11-08
MORSE MYTHOLOGY;
nv Tho Relipion Of Our YorefAtAerH

Containing all the Myths OF the Eddas csreiny rsHns
tizea and interpreted With an Introduction VocsonsV
and index. ny Il. b. ANDERSON. Professor OF scan3n~
Wan Languages University Of Wisconsin. Voinns--
Crown syo. &2.5o.
=. ~ :, such account of the old ScanGinMvhoA
Mvthnlory has hitherto been given In the Enknn
,;,nc II ia full and eucdstes the subject In al ponu
view II contains abundant illustrations In nte,si -
hectic translatsons nom the Eddss ana ssss-
prtue,tOn RepletG.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-12
A Little Oil.

fabrication of the axles of vehicles,
including even wheelbarrows, and of the
journals of machines, is not only saw
ing of power in their use, but it prevents
waste and destruction of the material of
the working parts. Nevertheless, If we
should examine a hundred wagons,
reapers, or fodder cutters at any time,
ninety or more of the hundred, would
be found wanting oil or other lubricants.
The choice of lubricant is frequently
ill made. Common kerosene oil is too
often injudiciously used in place of
thicker or more bland oil, because the
heat produced by the friction, rapidly
vaporizes the oil, and leaves the journal
dry. Crude petroleum for the same
reason is fitted for very slow revolving
journals, such as water wheels. For
very heavy machinery or for gearing,
tallow and black-lead rubbed up togeth-
er, is the best lubricant, and is also the
best for wagon and carriage axles,
during the hot weather. For light
running machinery, sperm oil is the
best; good olive oil that has not become
rancid, and acid, is perhaps the second
best, and for winter use, lard oil is
excellent, but is rather too drying to be
a first class lubricant. Castor oil is
better for axles in the winter time, and
black-lead mixed with it is help at any
time.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-12
Cure for Burns.

Among the more common accidents
which are liable to occur In the house
hold, and which often prove serious, are
burns and scalds. Their severity and
danger depend upon the extent of sur
face and depth of tissues involved. An
unfailing remedy is, in most households,
always on hand. Common baking soda
or bi carbon of soda. Make thick
paste with soda and little water and
apply to the injured spot; then dust the
whole with the dry soda and cover with
light bandage. 1t will act like magic,
relieving the pain at once. Allow it to
remain until it is ready to drop off-a
few hours or days as the case may be.
When it is removed, dress the wound
with cosmoline. Never put on a burn
or scald any molasses, starch, soap, flour
charcoal or glue. They have the incon-
venience of being uncleanly, and some
of them form crusts which it is difficult
to remove.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-08-12
MEMS WEAR e. Sss' s$S ~ $

smiRs the spleyndid sssortmsnt ior sale By
price.