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BOILED ONIoNs.-Wash and peel,
boil ten minutes, pour of this water
again add boiling water, boil few
minutes and drain 4 second time; pour
on boiling, water add salt and boil for
one hour, drain in colander, place In 4
dish TO send TO the table, and add but
ter and pepper. Or, about half an
hour before they are done, turn pint
of milk into the water in which they
are boiling, and, when tender, season
as above. Old onions require two hours
to hoil. Or put them in 4 salted boiling
water, with Il little milk added,
and boil them until tender (no longer.
Then place them in a bakingpan with
a little pepper, salt and butter over the
top of each and put a very little wafer
in the pan. Brown them quickly Iii
the oven and serve very hot.
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Respectfully yours
5. 5. DAVIS, NJ. ID.
RALEIGH. North Coroina,
EebruAry. lith. ISIS.

February, lftn, 1910
MENDELssOHy Piano Co.
No Dtdr SIR: In regard to the piano pur-
chased from YOU and which We have been
using for some time now in our family, mus:
r5uounce il most excellent instrument, and
We DO this unreservedly, because We have had
1t tried. tested. and compared with pianos OF
other make. by critical judges of such instru-
ments, professors of mus and others, whose
high character and prominence as musicians
IN this community cannot be questioned; and
they all attest. a. TO its merits, the pure rich
tones which it gives are perfectly exquisite,
and its 3Iathushek's scale give it an attTact.On
and value which is not possessed by lnstru-
ments OF other make.
We can but congratulate you on the high
standard which your most excellent pianos
have attained, and must bespeak for them q
future which will place them IN high favor
with the musical world l shall always he
leased to recommend your pianos to those OF
nv friends who may desire TO purchase. and
10 bring them 10 notice in our community
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IIOIN yUlI7'
(Judge) CHAS. ID. UPCHURCH.


We take great pleasure in again calling the
attention of cur fiiend. and readers to the
Mendelssohn Company's Jubilee Organs. q
notice OF which appeared IN these columns
some time ago.
Hay ng had occasion to purchase organs of
this Company for our own personal friends.
and having found them to be all that was
ella med for them aft r years OF thorough trial.
ami having repeatedly visited their factory in
New York city, We are prepared to assert, from
our own knOwle ige of the manufacturers and
organs. that their work Ia not eXcclled by any
manufacture now III the market-N. y. Inde-
pendent
SO til rough is the inspection o: the various
pats, and II the whole, that when all instru-
ment goes ont Of the house guarantee for
I five years-long enough to break down and
/ wear out two common orsans-i5 given the
purchaser. The jubilee Organs ia eminently
an organ Cor the peo. e.-LOuiScile hy., Cone
mercidL
+ We would recommend any Of our readers
who have any i'll Il of ever buying q piano 81
organ. not TO IA to write at once for then
/ Illustrated and Descriptive Catalogue, whici
/ Will be mailed free.
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II YOU ARE NERVOUS AND DEPRESSED tax
HooFiAND's GERMAN Brr1ERS
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HIEsKEII's letter OINTMENT Will cure 81
abby OF scaly dis cases of the skin.
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n Traverse street

~ Traverse street, Boston.
Samples of "Anakesis" are sent free 10 all
sufferers on application to 7. Senstsedter i
! Co., Bex 1916. New York.
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Pianos and Organs.

Prices Of Pianos and Organs have reached
the lowest point. and are now going up again
People who desire to buy at factory prices
should write tl tie Mendels=ohn Piano Co. Il
East 18Th Street, \. Y. for their catalogue
prces. at once. before prices are advanced
This company s selling the finest instruments
for the least money, and their testimonials are
OF the very highest order.
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re ADVERTISERS,

sE- We wilt Tnrnisi, Oh application,
e.iirna:es for AdsertisInS ;n he bes.
and largest circnilied New spnpers La
the United statrs und Capadas. Our
facilities are unsurpassed. We make
oar Customers' intsrcsts oar own, and
tady TO please and make their Ad-
yertisin= profitable 90 them. as thou
sands who have iried rs can testify.
Call or u idress,
y. IL PEgrISGIEL & CO.,
81 PARK ROW. New York.
TOi CHESTNUT street. Philadelphia
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. Just ont The last number of THE MUSICAL
hECOhD Seni c rntl for one number 60 ~ f'T
tne year. wouldn't be without il ior hive times tb-
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PAPER FLowERs.-First get the wire
for stem, and put Il little wax on the
end where the flower is TO be; then
from yellow paper cut circle not more
than oue-fourlll of an inch in diameter
fringe the edge and put the wire
through the centre; stick it to the wax
SO it will stand up for stamens. for
the corolla take paper the color oil ihe
foMer wanted, and cut In squares
the first about an inch; double straight
through the centre, then donble again,
auariering it; then double diaSonally
cut round point and slit each fold
half wav to the centre; take each petai
separately between thumb and scissors,
draw the scissors over it to make IL
earl, then put the wire through; con-
tInue in like manner, cutting eacil
succeeding one an eighth of an incn
larger than the preceding one, untiI
the desired size is reached. The above
is for a rose. China asters are simply
cut around and frinsed to the centre
in finishing all flowers little way
should be placed around the stem t'
hold the flower in its place.
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AGRICULTURE.

mary F,RNING.-Somc people lma-
.,;rn that farming requires Dut h'tie
outlay of brain-power TO MAKE IL SUI
caSsfnl. Eut as some one mas truth
tn1Ig saij Brains make the best Ter
.;ii1er a farmer can use Take Two
mon one of them with half the physi-
naI s,ranotI of the other, the weaker
nm of fhe two will accomplish more
than the other if he exceeds the ia.eei
i'm braln-power. we nave hno" :,
LARGE. stout, healthy men, VINO were
bard-workers. and yet always on
stern chase with their wofh, tiey
we're ALWAYS in hot water, Always poor, {,
from tbe simple fact that their Dodies
we're better than their brains. Such
man. If he Is doing rs simple WORK q,
,;ctiny nm stones on a side hill, VIII
get his stone boat on the upper side OF
= large bowlder, and then, by stress OF
mind and muscle, roll it on to the drag
wh,Ie the weaker, but wiser man, wouio
nlace the boat on the lower SIDE OF tne
Stone unhiteh his team, place the chaii
about il. and IN twinEling have II
loaded. and save his own strength ioi
some more important occasion: Aho
so II Goes to the end of the chapter
with the man who does not think; !;
and this law applies to indoor as well al
70 outdoor work. If Hen and womei
wonld fake time to plan their work
they would secure muck better results
than to hurry and scurry about WIN
ont thought or system. we hohesuA
belieye if every farmer would nave
study and library, like any professional
man, with few good agricultural pa
pers, and spend an hour or two eacl
dav in reading aud planning his WORK
he would secure better results than u
spend twice that amount OF active iaDo
on his farm. This is the time and IN
hour for labor-saving inventions II
every direction, and no farmer can en-
tirely ignore this increased knowledge
and compete with those who keep thei
ewes and ears open.
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One Of the new industries of Germany
reporteI by DR.. StutXer 10 be 'Iow in
4 tlourishins condition" " Is the maru
facture of artificial cloyer-seed. Frag-
ments of gravel are sificd until particles
Of a suitable size are obtained. and the
substitute for the seed is then shaken up
with some colOring substance until IL
acquires the desired hue. An ordinary
pocket microscope is quIue sufficient,
however, TO expose the cheat.
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Oliver Ditson & Co, Boston.
,. Z. DIrsOS d CO.,
O22 Chestnut ST.. Phfla,

Pianos and Organs z: r ga, s5 %.y. .nTs1Iq. S.i :
Siy"nsc IN prices PiiHO - - $50 s-scp or
Elh 80 ~ y = -elIss, ~-nt trtl. tAtal.,rns-
Irec- eet Music "a p-.co. ID. .liar's wor-h y
'Fc, ataicEus Of a. pieces s-u f,r - ,tarup
hENbLE>>OHN PIANO Co, - T.. I5th :, , \
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new AND BEST BOOK ON BUILDING

PALllSER'S MODEL HOMES-Profussly
Illustrated, pretty plans. frl information Build
ing: Price : OJ psstpaid. Address. PALLISER,
PALLlskk 60, Architects, Bridgeport, Conn.
! For sale By all Book sellers
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Niagara FaHS.-rhe amount OF water
nassing over Niagara Falls has been es-
timated at 100 600 coo tons per hour.
and its perpendicular descent may be
taken At $50 feet, without considering
the rapids, which represent further
fall of $50 feet. The force represented
by the principal fall alone amounts 10
lG 500 coo horse power, an amonh'
which if it had 10 be produced by steam
would nccessitate an expenditure oi hot
less than 266 coo 600 tons of coal per an
mum, taking the consumption OF coal NJ
four pounds per horse per hour. In
other words, All the coal raised through
out the world would barely suffice to
produce the amount of power that an
nually runs TO waste at this wonderful
.all.
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femCniber also TIL VOICE OF WORSHIP
,s5OJ pr t"Z NJ, r,crntlv advert sd JcLnS.n .
lrut book. SO ~ per Il zcaI Send I.r speci,Ert..
Catalogues, OF Circulars.
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.JuSt GU SrCDESTS' LIFE IN Song
tei .glwith intrsGuc ion by Charles DuI sy Warner
~ OF he JoiIi-st Of College Songs ca piiaI book
for sJc al singing.
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SCIENTIFIC.

.SapopifcatioR Of Mineral Oits.-Many
attempts have been made TO saponiiy
the oils, but small success has hitherto
attended the endeavor. \ new process
has lately been patented in England,
which has, il is said, proved satislacto-
ry. The patent applies not only 10
those oils which are found native, such
as petroleum, but also to those that are
Obtained from coal, schist, asphalt anu
other minerals. In order to render
such oils capable of saponiiicatlon they
are first aoidified by the addition oil con-
crete fatty matter, either animal or veg
etable. and the mixture is then saponl-
fed in the usual way by the addition oil
alkaline OF I've. The soaps thus pro-
duced NAV be varied in hardness ana
solidity according TO the nature OF the
fatty matters and lyeS employed, but III
all eases they are powerfully detergent
and disinfectant, and baths formed by
them do not putrefy even alter use
Such being the general nature oil the
new and improved process, the manner
in which it san be practically carried
into effect may be best explained Dy
n.rticular example: Assuming the OH
to he treated 10 be- the rectified oil of
petroleum and the concrete fatty mat
Ter steario acid, the latter is melted IN
a water bath and poured into the pc
troleum, which IL at ordinary tempera-
ture, the stearic acid being added to the
petroleum in the proportion OF about
fifteen parts of the former TO 100 parts
of the latter by weight. After thorough
mixture By stirring for a short time the
compound can be saponihed In the usu-
al way. ltis, however, OF advantage 10
combine il. before saponification, with
animal or vegetable fatty matter, good
proportion tor such combination being
.wo of the acilified petroleum TO three
of the fatty matter. Either soda or
potash may be employed to saponify The
compound, producing benzine soap
which may be made bard or soft accord
iug TO the alkali and the proportions
adopted in the sapouiiication.
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AGENTS. READ THIS I

We viii pay gents salary Of slto per month a n.
sxpenss .; or allow large commission, to ssll on,
new and Nonderrul Inventions. We mean VII =,
Wssay. Sample free. Address s
SHERMAN & CO., Marshall, Mich
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Sn., .nt THE VOICE As a MUSICAL
bNSTS6MESr, by q. IL = Dayi. N ID fy,r :
An InNauHble Treatise on the construction and man
ssement oil ths Noeal Organs. Win pIaie..
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The Singing Class Season.
The Temple.

Just Ogt. The Temple. % per dozen,
Choir Book, by Dr. " -. Perkins A. a Ci,,.ir
B3'S qua ia anr of the la ge-r ones A. s'nring
schi"i h""k h.tier than the cheaper and smIl,rr
pace o. hew SONGS sud Giles, and l59 pag-s o. the
bSst " h IhICA uNtS aui ANTilLMS. Sp c.
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Miscellaneous.

LONDON. Sept. 25.-Arrangsmsnts are
making for q mass meeting at Hyde
Park to consider the present grave crisis.
to dsnouncs the Governments reckless
incapacity. and to demand an immedi.
ate appeal to the country. The Gov.
eminent ~ssriously contemplatss sum-
moning Parliament early in November.
Il il rumorsd that the excursion
steamer Undaunted, from Ramsgats to
the Isle Of Wight, has been run down
and all on board (about 100 persons)
lost.
MADRID. Sept. 25.-A telegram from
Havana states that three Shareholders
have sm~ancipated their 5000 slaves and
contracted With them for their services
for Ave years. Other Shareholders in.
tend following their examples. The
Spanish. Government has decided to
send 500 soldiers to CUBA forthwith.
Several Deputies are resolved to move
In the Cortes the immediate abolition Of
slavery in Cuba without indemnity to
slave owners.
OTTAWA. Sept. 25.-The Dominion
Exhibition was formally opened yester-
day by His Exoellency, the Governor
General. and the Princess Louise.
Twenty thousand people were present,
including the Governors Of Ohio, Maine
and Vermont, with their respective
STATS.
TORONTO. Sept. 25.-Hanlon started
for Chautauqus Lake this morning. It
10 stated that Hanlon will not accept
Elliott's challenge. but will return the
Sportsmen's Challenge Cup.
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Black Republican Shot.

CHARLESTON. 8. G., Sept. 25.-Fred.
erick Nix. Postmaster at Blackville,
Bsrnwell county. was shot on Tuesday
while in his office distributing the mail.
Nix il q colorsd man and had recently
been appointed. Hs Is Chairman Of
the Republican Committee OF Barnwell
county, and the most active and infuen.
tial Republican In the county. The
shot was aimed to kill him. but did not.
It pierced his arm and passed across his
breast.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-Ths Post.
Office agent at Atlanta has been tels-
Rrsphed that tho case OF shooting OF the
Postmaster at Blackville, South Caro-.
liza, requires immediate attention. The
Postmaster General says he will abolish
the office II the Postmaster 10 not safe
while performing his duty and 10 not
protected by tho authorities, and adds:
"Go yourself. II possible"
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Miscellaneous


CHICAGO. Sept. 25.-Ths widow Of
Hugh McConville. the man murdered BY
Sherry and Conlsy, for which the latter
were hanged, has begun suit for $4,000
damages under the State law against the
owner OF the saloon where Sherry and
Conley procured the liquor which got
them intoxicated. against the owner Of
the building and against the agent who
leased the premises.
William Latham Bright, son Of John
Bright. who IL travelling in this country
for recreation, left Chicago last night for
Frisco.
WHEELING, W. Va, Sept. 25.-Ths
notorious Florence Goldsborough was
arrested here last night, sailing under
mail attire. in which gatb she had hired
out as Q farm hand and stolen three
hundred dollars from . c%ountryman
named James Robinson. She will now
20 to the %Psnitsntiary for the fourth
time.
CINCINNATI. Sept. 25.-A special re.
ports the murder Of Mary A. Long. Q
girl l6 years old. residing with ]. A.
Klink, near Bucyrus. Ohio. Tuesday
night, by George Sohwab. Q rejected
lover. After shooting the girl, Schwab
hung himself.
SEplLIA. No., Sept. 25.-Ths Pres
idsntial party arrived here yesterday
from Hannibal BY special train. The
party nov consists Of President Hayes,
Mrs. Hayes, Mr.. Burchard Hayes,
General Sherman. and Colonies Tourts.
lotts and Bacon. Of his staff.
SrRATIolp. Conn.,, Sept. 25.-Rsv.
David L. Lundsbury. rector OF Christ's
Church, was shot dead this morning by
his wife - be lay asleep. The woman
was temporarily insane from sickness.
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The Champion walking Match.

New YoRx. Sept. 25.-Fully 5000
people wore In attendance at the great
six.dsys walk for the Ashley belt. and
the excitement increases a. the match
progresses toward its close.
The betting at midnight was 40 to l
against Weston, 10 to I against Haxasl,
20 to l against Guyon, so to ! against
Hart, 10 to / against Merritt, 100 to i
against Ennis. 100 to 1 against Panchot,
500 to l against Jackson, 25o to l
against Krohne.
At 1880 o'clock Merritt had the track
all to himself-all the others were sleep.
ing. Hart came on the track at l2:46
and was very stiff. he moved slowly
around the track and seemed to be In
pain. The pace 10 telling on him.
The score at l o'clock this morning
was: Weston ISL. Rowell $40. Hazssl
275, Guyon 270. Ennis $40. Panehot
2O5, Merritt 2s7, Hart 272, Krohne 25s,
Taylor 100. Jackson $50. Fsdsrmsysr
900.
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
SPECIAL TO tn, BOLD HILL DAILY srv,.l



sNhA, Sept. "a General Baker.
commanding q brigade OF infantry. will
probably attack Kushi on the route from
hobart to Cabul today. Resistance Is
expected. The forces under General
Sir Frederick Roberts. three brigades-
$500 men. are all supplied with trans.
portation and ready to move on Cabul
BY Sogra Valley. The advance OF the
main body, under General Bright, num-
boring 5000 men. will commence imme-
diatsly. Sir Frederick Roberts will be
supported by Q reserve force Of some
1000 men under Generals Gordon and
Cough, holding Kuram Valley and main
tanning communication between the adj
vancing forces and northwestern India.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-09-25
Tho Xheatland nysterI.

SACRAMENTO. Sept. $50. T. Jones,
who has been retained for the prose-
cution Of William Roddan and wife, &C.
cused Of the recent assault on Ida Dunn
and Cora Heslep, at whsatland. and
George Cadwslader. who has been re-
tanned for the defense. left for Wheat.
land yesterday afternoon, accompanied
by E. B. Willis. who will take the testi-
mony In short hand. The examination
commenced at noon today. and, 1t Is
thought, will last till next Saturday. II
will DO conducted before p. n. Bray. .
former resident Of Sacramento, but at
present Justice OF the Peace in Wheat.
land.
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.
ts,,cl.L TO TIE, GOLD HI. DAILY rv,,
G0rham.

G0rham.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-In reply to
friends who ask him IL he has really
turned Democrat, Gorham says he is as
much a Republican now as he ever has
been. The course he pursued In the
late California election was dictated by
local issues. In which the question Of
politics did not enter. The field was 80
split In California as to lead Democrats
to vote for Republicans. Republicans for
Democrats, and to mix things up gsnsr.
ally It was impossible 10 tell whether
q man was q Republican or Q Democrat,
II his conduct IN minor fights was taken
into consideration.
NEW Yosx, Sept. ,25.-Ths Tribune
says: Gorhsm has discovered that he
made . mistake in joining the Califor-
mia Democratic party, and 10 now In
Washington trying to take himself back
into the Republican ranks. 10 cannot
do II. The Republicans want him just
where he is. He 10 always Of great ser.
vice to the party he opposes, a. the
overwhelming victory In California do
monstrated afresh.
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Lyon County Items.
Tima, Sept. "a.

ItNess cePt. ~.
George Sherman has been elected Vice
President Of the Silver City Miners
Union.
The fare to Como BY Barton's Sunday
stages, has been nxed Of ~ 80 from vir.
ginis, 90 from Silver. and 81 26 from
Dayton, each way.
Constable Hill 10 at work on . new
a~rastra. opposite the Justice works.
This will b the fourth arastra erected
in this district within . year.
Il has been resolved to postpone the
date upon which al who work in the Su.
tro tunnel shall be compelled to exhibit
their cards Of good standing In either
the Mcdaniel or Miners' Unions. until
the 9th Of October. By that time the
tunnel employees will have bssn paid %,
and none will have any excuse TO refuse
70 comply with The rule.