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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Gs.;;A;51SGUARDIAN.
Why the SNAKE SHED HIS SKIN.

Would you like to know lie reason why dc
snake shsd his Akinf
Ka.e he TUX dc ole one off fur to let de deb
bill in;
An, Eve, she sot a-lisbin' wild n piece Of
meat an bread,
An dc debbh he slip up an put dc apple
in her head.
An de way de lebbil done it, he jist squat
down by dc ditch,
An he seed de cray fish bltln an ne CIV"
de line hitch;
An, Eve, She tank him kindly, an de- deb
bill blow his nose,
An say: "Ain't you got muffin but your
skin an hyar for close:
An he tell her, cf she eat mp all dc appl"
an dc seeds,
She kin git yaller joscy an string %.
clancy beads
An she say: "Whar il de tiathoat au he
toIe her ut dc wharf.
An she mighty skecred q Adam; but shc
tux an sot an larf.
Den de debbil 'suade AMI shade her; an
she look all round de lot,
An she seed ole Adam gwinc aronn' Il"
corner in n trot;
An she hear lie dogs a-runnin', al "id Mt
am hab ms gun,
An she tnk "dat's for coon huntih',' 81 she
lowed to have some fun,
But when she eat de apple, an lie drhb'l
fotch de close,
You hal oughter see dat Niger step aroun
upon her toes.
Stre clean forgot her cookin' an de hoe.
cake in de ashes,
An Adams mush fur supper, an d" way
he'd pour &c iashcs.
Till she seed him comm iulnpiu an n
slingin' of his gun,
An tell yer twas "a caution den, hr way
she broke an run.
DE debbil he put ont to He'll, an l'i' Il" "l,
snake skin,
An dat dc way de sarPents larHed t" wig
gle ont an III.
Anna Porter, in the Independent
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

fraud in Louisiana. Without his
presence, aid, encouragement, ana
promises, that great crime would
not have been cOnSummatcd. III
was prominently the woik oi John
sherman, for Wells and Anderson
and their colorcd confcdcratcs were
mere tools with which BE- worked.
He is rich, is backed by the Fraud.
ulent Administrations, and Is upheld
by. pct banks ard other moncycd
powers that have prolitcd enormous
Is w his favor. The Necessity OF
position which he has assumed com
urls hllu to antagoniZc Grant, Who
otherwise would have almost clear
field, but who must now confront
all the influence of patronage, ana
division in the circles where mon.
~ is king, and upon which he large
! " depended for support.
I'm the first trial of strength IN
Ohio, Sherman carried his point 10y
the nomination OF Foster over TAFT
as candidate for Governor. The
latter really represented Grant.
! That success animated sherman
with fresh zeal. and now he has
s,akcd his political future upon ear.
rving Ohio this fail. 1t he wins, he
will be Il formidable aspiIant for
the Republican nomination III lNN'.
though opposed to the bitter end ny
Conkling and Blaine, who, in spite
ofthrir mutual hostility, would make
common cause against a common
foe.
Hayes would like To- hr Il c"ndi.
date himself. He was cnroniAGri
in that absurd idea by the stalWartS
arder To induce him 10 veto the uiiS
inal Army and Legislative balls
His second choice is sherman, ami
he will spare 10 pains ami stop AT nu
means within reach OF ENrcutlN,
power To elect Foster aud II rrpubl'.
can Legislature in October. Al.
ready very large sum ol money
has been raised in the Treasury
and other departments At Wash
ington. for the preliminary work ol
the campaign, from the oilccholdcrr
who were taxed last TALL for the Con
grcSSional election. And this IS on
" the beginning of the system ol
"voluntary contributions.
The word has passed round that
the assessments will he general, ano
that refusal will bc followed hN
prompt election from office. CIV
service rciormcrS now laugh III cact
others faces when they meet
Evarts and Schurz have come ~"
gard tnc thing rs practical Joke
and have burned their elegant rules
The sham is at last sclfcNposcd.
Money is to lc the great motive
power OF the campaign OH the he
publican side. At no former time
was money So influential rs Ho" Il
determining elections. The gcncr
al distress and the corruption II
politics have enhanced H. Influence
The banks and the cnmhIuatluT
which have made millions 10y IN,
adruit favor of John Sherman AZ
quite willing To diSgorgc a part q
their gains. with the knowledge tina
the Investment will be more thu
repaid in the near future.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Common Sense.

Common sense is parLdoXicaliy
an uncommon gift. Ii is symmetry.
Oi mind, OF CHARACTER and OF purpose
in the individual combined. ltlcp
rcScuts man in completeness. liar.
muuy and rqu!pUl~.. II clothes ham
with dignity. invests him with
power and stamps him with superb
GRITTY That Ia rct genius. Tor that
is crraiir; rog cunuing ~ its siuuous
course: nor tact. WIN its decline i'll
To tlirhcry. Common sense Is the
rmhndimrut Of tue manhood. Ii
cun,rlS patent on o}alty, though
birth he plchrian, and cNalts men
from the FOWLER spheres tntihe high
est stations. not 10y SudIoO freaks
of fortune or IA train of advc ntitiOus
circumstances are they thus Hgni-
fed. but step 10y step. through OBJ
Staclr and h!Hdylancc. they over
come hN the force oI character and
the proper direction of the viii pow
or. Common SrH>rIS Il Tremendous
force i'll this lower world. Its pow.
or is fcit'aud acknowledged through
all thrlamiicaiiun> of governments.
soricty. business, finance. science.
and commerce. ia fact it is The
history as wei. rs the true phI.uSu.
PLY ug the ages. Il i the sal; that
has saved humanity from harhariSN.
and the moving power that has pro.
r. I n
uI ryn4Irs, AMI civilization. Huirro
who have pos -rS~ri this gift have
/ governed with moderation, firmnesS
and Justice. and their reign has
I proved Il blessing. Merchants upon
whom this talent rested have work.
! eel their way up from narrow fields
AMI small beginnings 20 rircnitS of
/ trade rs wide rs the continents @!
the globe. Il gave them the true
conservatism Hctdlul to successfully
accomplish their plans. and bcNtuw.
cd upon thrm the caution that Kept
them from 700 hazardous ventures.
II has made more money Kings than
were ever crowned at lottery
schemes, and gave bankers Il wealth
that speculation could never tWuiSh
II j. the only architect uf abiding
fortunes and the tru" test oi all H.
naucjll skill. 1t promotes com.
mrrcc. testers trade. builds mp 10
du>tlirS aud is the cun>,INdtor al
public peace and morals. In ia,
realm of business il produces II,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
BABfrS LAMENT.
ny "BABY SNOW DROP

Most ev'ry boldly ti>ses me,
And tells me | am sweet,
Aud says, What pity little hands
What tuuniu little feet
And faint no fun for little me,
SO musscd and hauled about,
Wiz rough old whskers all scratched up
wub my nose aud pout.
Say. now. big folks, how would 90 like
To be in "Snowp's" place
Have each old poke dat Gums along
Put tlS~cs ON 90 face!
90 vould not like i'll know dat
Now would 90, Tell me, say.
Now 90 must cczer tell fill,
Or div oosclf away.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
WHY He Didn't Go TO the Circus.

~ say, John, did yc see the cir
cusv" yelled q little boy to another
last evening. ~.
40 90. didn't see the circus
snc"ringly said John, who had been
kept in the house for dlSohedlence.
"llnnpA. Ought to been there;
biggest %hnr you ever seed. elctant
and caImris and boa contWtNtcrS
and-aud everything. Ii | couldn't
go ~ cifcuS Ia rum away"
"Nho wants to 20 to zcT old CIR.
Gus" Yelled Joan. Il had Il circus
all t. myself. Tied the milk pitcher
to thc cats tail, and the eat knocked
dow two Hover pots. ami smashed
the pitcher. and broke pane Of
glass. Git away Wild Your old cir
cuscs, been ~ morc'n iour hundred,
an didn't have % much fun, an
didn't get licked nather," and the
boy who had been to the circus iclt
IA f he'd got hold of TIE castor oil
bottle by mistake.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

IT, .u,,ui,tiuy To our readers its Pros
....,.,,. f,,r l--q. The STANDARD refers with
nnriI. ia II, Successful career during the
Mort time of its existence. and the salts
faction It has universally given to an tA-
acting aud di~giiiHiHatI'r pubic. =.
Although deprived of the prlNllcT" oil
the Associated Press dispatches I'll STAND
,Rp has never failed I" lay before ITS re'u-
,r, the freshest and cdinPlttest news
matter procured 10y private enterprise NJ
a great private rNp'usc, aud, wtth incr'aS-
rd facilities for obtaining the latest intelli-
prurr. il proposes, in Tho coming year, |"
rular.c IL, news column, To that extent
which will meet thu cNiGcucic> OF what
the STANDARD proposes To he IN ~
ONE or TN LEADING pNiiIEN MP WEEK
IIF~ or TlIE SOUTHWEST.
IL editorials will have for their aim
Cur impartial and thutough discussion OF
the issue, OF the day, III "a refined and ing
uiii,l ~tylr. Being free from the cntan-
element, If Individual control or private
-uh.idy. it will attack without fear OF IA
,ur. any system oi upprrsH"n ailneN
AGAINST ia" nights Of the pr"p!" ana MlIi
understandings oppo~' any indiNi"hdl 81
elias, T., deems hostile to the interests ui
III. community. the state or the Nation.
News at an exciting character will hud
room ~ H. eco. uruu~, though II Shall Ice the
constant .u,m "i thu proprietor I" "\cludc
th,r.fru'r ~" ~,''.sG '!"n-mungcr items that
have, done So much IN this country {" tie
..t.,jr aud siiiatr Amrlir.in journalism.
\ special department iu thr paper VIII
H.. SGT apart fur tn, collection of interest
ING and u~ct0l i"fnguarinn from all parts
IT the STAG constituting - special
sr,lr >UW> COLUMN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
THE
SHREVEPORT STANDARD.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.

4, pTNoCENrIC-CO CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL,
COMMERCIAL, FAMILY AND
LITERARY JOURNAL
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

Are the mos, II
icc,ivc and con.c-
nialpurga'iyeeycr
discovered They
are mild. but Ell
icctual in their
operation. moving
the bowels surely
and without pain.
Although gentle
in heir operation.
they are still the
mos, thorough and
,ereltirp ra,bor
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Primitive Baptist.

REV. VI. G. PARKER breaches q. Nav Spv
non, lst Sabbath of each month"; M.
Ramah, I'd Sabbath of each month"; Sat.
Paron. 9TH Sabbath of each month ""D
urday before.
REV. II. b. HOWARD breaches al AH
tioch 4th Sabbath of each month
REV. +. J. FOSTER breaches o. '"
mcrfeld, LIST Sabbath in each mon'n'
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Devoted to tho Interests, OF LOUISIANA
and tho south.

The Latest News the most thoroughly
Democratic Editorials, the fullest a"d
best Commercial Reports, aud the
most agreeable variety "t Lit
crary Selections OF any
Paper published in the state, outside oil
New Orleans.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Claiborne Circuit Methodist Protestant
Church.
JAMES W. HARPER, u. D., PASTOR.
Presbyterian.

REV. J. T. DAVIDSON breaches at no
mcr, l~t and 81 SahhathS of each month
Al Mindrn. ID sabbath of each month
At Athens. 18th Sabbath of each month.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Cumberland Presbyterian.

REV, f. f.. LEACH breaches at shlioo'
Second Sabbath in each month and Satur'
day hciorr-At Salem Church, Third SAD
bath IL each month and Saturday before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

fences into one. ard three words
into two. Always, when practical
bic, avoid lengthinoss-lcarn 10 be
short.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Town Of Homer:
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Iomcr Circuit-M. T.. Church South.
REV. J. \. PARKER, PASTOR.

Tulip Church - First Sunday in eseh
month, AT IL u'cfk, III. Honer-Second
and Fourth sundays III each month, at IL
"'cl'k, a M. and Fourth sundays at pm.
Arizona-1hird Sunday, at IL III, and
T. IN.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

III medicine that can be employed cleans
in the stomach and bowels. and even the
blood. In small doses OF one pill day.
they stimulate the digestive organs and
Promote vigorous health.
AYERS Pills have been known for
more than n quarter OF 4 century, and have
obtained a Worldwide reputation for their
virtues. They correct diseased action in
the several aSsimilaiivc organs Of the
body, and are so composed that obstruc-
tons within their range can rarely with
stand or evldc them. Not only do they
cure the everyday complaints of cvcry-
body, hgt also formidable and dangerous
disease, that have hail,cl the bes: If
human skill Willie ;hcy produce power
iIl effect, they are, e., the same time. the
safest and best physc for children. By
'."r apvrient action they grirc much les
t..n the common Tur.atncs. and never
Give pain when the 'uwr., are not infamci.
IAcy reach tho Win, fountains Of the blood.
ant strengthen The 81 ..rm by freeing it
ga. u.c ,.vuuL,- %. ",IkncSs.
AGo.',u 20 .... ,es and conditions in
90. r"."..,r>. containing neither calonIci
any dr.'t,y.ou, arug, these Pills may
'" taken win safer, by anybody. Their
-ac-coa,n. preserves them ever fresh.
ant makes them pleasant TO take; while
";hg purely vegetable. no harm can arise
Inn their use IN any quantity.
PREPARED BY
Or. J. C. AVER 4 CO., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chemists
SOLD ~ ALL. DkL'H.ISIS EVERYWHERE
r. II TsrsU- .rr.
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Christian.

REV. f.. NJ. NORTHUM preacnes ." ~.
ion Grove, six miles north Of hoS Sehh ~" of
Minden and Eldorado road, 50 oAo'
each month and Saturday before
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

My dear" said Il grocer. eve
lave all been converted and cant
sell milk on sunday: bnt ii you hap
pen To want Il little. Just come III 10y
the back gate, please.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Ayers Cathartic Pills

For al tho purposes Of q Family Physrc.
and for curing Occurrences, Jnuudice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomeca. Breath.
HcaGacLc, brys.poias. rheumatism.
Erupt:Oas ami Skin Diseases, Dil
iousrcss. Drrpsy, Vul3Ors, Worms,
Neuralgia. ~ ! Dinner PHI,
for PURIFYING me Blood,
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

The old gentleman looked ont Of
ibe font window the first warm
meonlit evening, and the faint
vision OF two forms down near the
sidewalk caused him To remark
with sigh. "Ah. they have struck
their old gate again"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
Board Of school Directors.

W. !. LESLIE. prrst..
DR. :. \. WEBB, Secy.,
pH J. T.. MEADORS,
-tuI. j. :. IOt'NG. GEORGE DAVIS,
l.. /. LEDHETTER, BOB TARklNTOH.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

An uptown man, when asked last
evening if he WAS member of a
certain church. replied: well. |
dunno; h'iicvc am sort of an hon.
orary member or something. Any
how. when they have a donation, !
always send something along. Al,
bdRy .lrguS.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

An ethereal maiden called MauA
Was suspected of h,.ug fraud,
Scarce q cUumh was she able
To eat ut the table
Bat in the back pantry q Lavt
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23

GET YOUR JOE WORK
DONE
At THIS OFFICE
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
and without pair

SClrLIIInv Clthar.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1879-07-23
State Officers;
Supreme Court:
18th Judicial District:

representative, 9Th Dis, J. FLOYD KING
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06
LEWIsTOWN DIVISION.

. Paclh. Express west can be Gagged n,
Ney'owu nt6 II u. m. and TIE Atlantic Ex-
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06
Or oberhoI,zers Liniment,
CAMpH0R MILK,

hr rfs EfgalT fssf p Xsr's1 srf srtsEt ssIy
ssss1 - Ftss~st.f~.. Ffsstsd pes. ArtsF
"a re- 1gfsf stltrt assiiinY H.fslna tf
"a 70 ilH ~ sfsF' ta.zs o. sgsi.S Csts. tAHt.
sTssl EHf sss.l - il Ggfsst.
g. tfss rri"Efg al sgfsfJ i,tt rss 70. %
80 +s4ls1ss - - ls4rtf. 80 f.s'a. s1ssiss
- - .iE1 hsfgss re- 1sssT siu -
,sif tsss - 80 sss ~ tstisGsf slt4 ia sls
'.sn. FT..- = sssfs trLsiss ~ q
Ffsgfrs1 ssiy - tn lzsrt fifrsf, N D rs1
,g.s y Ia. Van. Mf1.lsiafI, aEa Hl.-
g.NE . EtSfsf, LsGfsgIils pa
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06


Important 10 fdrmers-rho TO-.
loving re cipes for the prevention aud
cure Of hog cholera arc gwen By Mr..
J. Ferrell Of Md lie S!rtny, Cum.
bcrland county, 10 the STR ofth.
TdHsy fr the benei. Of farmer,
throughout the STATE
Salpher, > lbs F.; black antimony
] 10 salpcter, ] ID +; Arsenic. o..
Mix with ,lop and feed freely
And the following as preventive
to the disaa', peck Of wood ash
as los. sat, 10. back aatimlny.
ID. copperas, 10. saIpet'r.
Pound and uiI Thoroughly mois'en
enough - prcyent vase. Pu, in
trough il = lry p'a'' wh.ro the
hogs can 4: oil TIM eat iast n much
Of 1t as they please. II rr,tisrasrd
TO cholera they will ca i: freely.
Keeping the II II 'lem,-N1y
persons md ,pesdy re':e' for neryo L.
headache by wa'h.ng TIA har thor
osghly 10 weak soda water. have
known s3vere cases almost wholly
cured 10 ten uinu,e. by this s.m?l q
remedy. A friend finds i, the greA,
est relief 10 cases Of rare eli, the
cod symptom trely leaving the
eye. and nose ait-r ona through
washing OF the hair To, blir
should be thoroughly dri'd aft@rxav }
and aToii 5r.gsh;s Of air tyr l!:,le
while.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

o. Ant ,lt"r Sns. lD'h. las. trains on ID!
road ~ IA ri' - Hlluw-
LEAVE ,DRruW \ED
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06

bar is ihs tEs :, psfise. yosr
p'sss isr hst s.s p,siiry h.sse
vbick yDa have bssn ibiEk;sz sbog.
% knz, 'si ~tie. jss nssl - bs1ly.
D~'t Iss Jos, hes 70 I.r,sgb an
"tss sis " vi.Ls7i eonsuis..s
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06

To Avoid catcA.n; cold, accqst2m
yo4r.elf,o The free 1se of colt water
every moroiny - fr., ,e.t a. ogt of
bel. /, should Be- iol.Jwel by q good
deal of rubbing With a we. towel
ItIlas cgo-!IsrabIs effect 10 giving
t,ss 70 the s<ia and mlintaiBin2 a
proper action 10 il anl t.us pr4y.s
a ',isyIari t1 the iaj lri3l4 iaaI nee
Of e9i1 aui s4dden :t.,gs Of tenn
? T.:8rs.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06
PhNsicLnn8, dc.
kueioDser. -DsDYl

Rueto1esr.--DeDrRs II. IIacken-
bgrl, III NDldisersek. T. o., would an.
urpDcs W the peDpls NJ snydsr c0un.
", tn@t be giII err sales fDf real and
I,sfs<,Dal pscDeriJ, Al siiDft DDties and
On NE Df~t reasonable irrms. Iie
g'i~aHtoss szt;sfslil1n fNas,i1 T7.,.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06

Farm.rs Should have : digers's,
Of e'sps, 20 that II Ia r. +. Glur.
in 9Es there may be h.s 10 su,tlef.
Tas ilte geo. ia-,asr Lays L!,
plaas ~ naen a. the leader II u. n.
its'J forcss. He bake stssi 70 -,
vhs, vii make L'A naSsy az
be do,, pu. eli Lis s2g. us4er one
hen, for shs mizt; is,1s TIE sss, sLc
sl xo7li be s3..fi.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06
SELlNSGROVE
MARBLE WORKS.

T.sgrisTs'xrs' Laviag T1r-karst tie -.
l1'@..'s E>r.is N 'As. as j. eos July pre-
pare! % r-aul'set1fs.
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Farm. Home .Xc..


turing Hams TO 8 eallju- Of
water AMI Q poun ls of salt-half
course, half fue-3 ounces OF salt
peter, 3 pounds of brown sngar, 1
pint OF molassas, l heapins tab lc-
spoonful OF saleratu4. Boil oil to =
gsther, and skim Lot stand till
cold, then pour over the hams, which
have been rubbed with title flo
slat and pack in barrel. Let them lie
ia the brin5 five or six weeks, after
whi ch drain and smoke.
The same preparation is used for
picking beef. a pork barrel " i'll
answer for picking beef. but after
being once nsod for this purpose,
must never again bo employed a. II
polk barrel. Many losses occur
from ignorance Of this fact.
A Dry Picke.-Those who have
only a few hams to cure, or lack
barrels fbr holding brine, will fil
the following method nearly "a good
as the other For 80 ponnis of
meat, takc 7 ounces of salpeter, /
quarts Of fine salt, with enol.h me-
lasso' to make past. RIB we'll
with this mixture on the h,sh side
let the hams lie four weeks then
smoke two days. R'm1vc from tho
smokeehouse AMI paint with black
pepper aud strong vinegar. After
this, p'aio them in pIpjr sacks to
secure from flies.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-11-06
Manhood: How Lost, Huw Restored

F.1 Just published. new edition Of
sansss Hr. CUlverWeli'sC Ceichra.
.As,s+ ted Essay on the radical cure
(withoul. l.m'edicine) of SPERwAronRuogA 4
or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Semi.
mi Losses. 'NroTrScY. Menile and Ply.
steal Incnpnoiiy. Implements 10 Marriage.
etc. also, CoSsunrrIoS. EPILEPSY aud
FITS, induced bY self indulgence or sex
ual extravaganza, Sc.
nGyPrice, ina sealed envelope. only
six cents.
The celehraied author, In this admir-
able Essay. clearly demonstrates. from n
thirty years' successful practice, that the
alhrming consequences Of self abuse may
he radically cured without the danger.
ons use OF Internal medicine or the ap.
plica'ion Of the knife : pointing out u
mode ~ cure at once simple. certsin, and
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privately, and RADICALLY.
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Sept 7. 1874. ly.
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Fnc,s Ib1ut FYJur.--Fiour is
peculiarly sensitive to atmospheric
iphuences, hence it should never be
stored in room with sour liquids,
nor articles that taiutn the air Of the
room ia which it is stored. Any
smell perccptible to the sonse will be
absorbed by flour. Avoid damp ccl-
lars or lofts where a FREQ circI'a'ion
OF air cannot be obtl,nlI. ka1p iu
"A cool, dry, airy room, ani not cx-
posed to freezing temperature nor
10 intense summer or to artificial
heat for any length of time above
- degrees Fahrenheit. 1t should
not come in contact with grain or
other substances that are liable to
heat. Flour should be sif,cd aod
the PARTICLES thoroughly disiutegratci
and then warmed bef4rc baking.
The treatment improves the color and
baking properties of the dough
Tho sponge sh)ull bS prepared for
the oven rs soon as III, yeast has
performed its mission otherwise fer
menta,ion sets iu ard acility result.
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