davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1879-08-09

as mneh. 4 not morn, n bad soved bait tushet
sc.tcny S;er !oass. sn.,: l. 4 TOO ahlsk Ths
however. that moor land and aloysn1y tilllng ro-
1Hisc moro seed 10 thu aero. ".
EUROPEAN oAnnAaE-HuTTEnrLT.
Cn.rAS-., H.. Ana. AL find plenty Of green
warns on my cabbsgns. What can do 10 rel I'D
Ct iho nests. and not sno!t ny caoeagcaf Would
+ .ss sss e b pss fsSS sss r asssgs ss ss Ss m
slonsly 9eowns P. II.
The worms mcu.toned ara tho 1aevm If the
rare. Or Eurooean cahhsgc chnttcsny f'kria raprt
is5;. The fsmalc butterflies. Which deposit iho
eggs on The cahha2e-teavcs, have whitttl,-
yellow wings, With black spot on tho
tip of the fo;e-wIng. 1'hes may 10
The isrys Leave Tho plants when thcy trans-
form; hence, II boards bo placed near by, ratsed
1ttla from the ground. mud then examined
every four or fTe days, thefr numt'erH may 10
l,c burned In order to kill the worms and eggs.
Dnt thcto remedies vflt not saYe tho present
ernp. The following remedies nrn recommend.
cfl for that p,,rnosr,, but for tlictr efficacy wo
Of dry salt when The dew IL on. Salt IL saIl to
clte the n1ants to hrad, Dust the lraves.
while wet witt dew, with black or red popubr.
Dust with limo or p,astar HhfIs fcares arc wet.
,tssrs ~ ike M Fsrsrrao "a IS % r NJ hslleSure. becauas
enough might be lest on tho heal to poann
tht'sc eating N IL. Planting canbaee At DIR
IT,; t. ..n't %uese ~. n'ams ~. ~. ~ t,,ts
H.. ~. es & W y naIs1t ons t'n ,,snt ~,
rhich IN Jsnn.st KY ~ - ..,-. ,ho ,,rnna,,itnns
,ns,ihIo .re,,,n 49,. az on,s ~" .enr,ns
ewn" n ,,"it,t,ts ., a,oH M.Gp ~ hs..r
- "e';''''"' pei1''!s.so ~ 'I''' ~ ''''"'
nor-fttzs
trouble horscs nNl colts at this season. A very
1lttlr care will prevent Them from doing much
hnrm. a momcut will suffice TO catch tho flies
when slicy come around to deposit eggk: mil
n washing With kerosene will VIC believe, de-
ttroy thc Vitality Of such nits as adhere 10 tho
animals legs. A !ltsfo prevention, IN this re-
sPcct, Will be worth great dea! OF cure.
CuacDi,o Anp MotAsBEs
Thr fo11orinv extract frotn NJ, rrch,,oo otrcz
vhat urnorts Ia he n preventive for the rnrr1.+
1io dcatrnynr nlums md ,,eac1,cs.
r.,-r..oh. ai,,n.d .,tn ,,nt.,..s ,.a ,.,
from limbs in tho piurn.tfeos, harn savcd
mony ctpp ot pfums for Moreland farmer. liz
aas dohe thls inE many years WIN snccet. The
snss"lao @ @ VIZ ~ NJ nso'u anto an aNselehen
t,,ni. n-n.srsd c+ " % snS T. sa 70
;n.rr, ,rsizni Il trs. NV ''''~''"' 'oA Ao VI
~. ,r.i.,, - .,. ..,.1 n.,,,u.,u ,.
,,,tt ,!',s. " ~. ~. h ~" la9"s srIy ny
,mste IT,. ~ naoats " a+.c.. ,s,1 .ss ,,,,t ,"n
,na, ,,.',, ~. .i,i t .i f ~. Iu''I ~ a nas
.a.s T., w., ~ @ eus Aou. , -. " @
EEES Ill II FtGA'EuDi@I iEIlAIG CG4EAtlQ WOulu
, 1879-08-09
THE oRATo1ps MANUAL.

George L. Raymond, II. a., Professor Of
Oratory IN Williams College, has prepared for
tic use Of students and instructors tt1hc
Orators Manuot." While repcnt!nE the rllcs
and directions of Other authorities which he has
found valuable in the classroom. Prof. Ray
inoul has added much new tnnttur Of ILLS own.
Tho manual contains number Of 'tpteccs u In
which tic pnl,scs. cmpEascs, and infections arc
Indicated. rrof. Raymont's custom has hcen
tn drill lls atudcnts In tlieae OF similar passages
until they are, Us nearly rs possible, perfect In
the delivery If them. according to his ideas.
There are serious objections to this systcn Of
teaching. It ta likely to mike young men
An!ca,, to draw their attention from nlattcr
to manner, and to fnstcn upon them
tnAnnatistns Which they mny Hoyer get rid OF.
But t|,e tyFtatn has beon SUCCESSFUL III practee,
Prof naYmond's young men hnvlng acquitted
themselves With slugulnr credit In the iutcr-col
legtato oratprIcal contests. II colicEa nrntory
should b. cultivated ut aIl,-and few Grnluntea
would be willing to say that It should not be-
than Prof. Rayu,ond's. Faults Of style, crude
ncsst and aftcctation nra probably trseparable
from every kind OF cotcGc-oratory In tho mas.
It takes Young mon m amazingly long Time to
learn that manner Is worse than uselcas-rtttictl.
1o1a-withuut thought: anl that their mnn DE-
ptntlcneo In nll circumstances must be upon the
Gnckness, accuracy, aud Bof!dtty Of their il1dg
men, orally or through his bnok. to apcuk
distinctly, earnestly, and naturally ho will ac-
compl!sti everything tint Professor Of OratoTv
can ever hope to do. The hook IL we'll bound
and printed, and a n credit to the excellent local
huusu whose imprint It bears. CtThc Orators
Manual" Dy Gcorge l.. EayMond, NJ. 4. Emo,
cloth. Chicago: y. e. Qrlggs s. Co. s1.5o.)
, 1879-08-09
n coarso grain. which, when seen
nrnr, sl,nMA rs dInEnnNl etrtncs from

conrsc grn'n. which, When feeh
near, s.,ows rs diagonal atrlncs from
right 10 lefi, but does mt niurc tlp r!re"t ut
the drawing nj 1att'a distance. 7lm r,:"r II.
allf acetus to hhyo bnnn nnnrly white. hut at'
l,roadlY waat,ed with wntrr-coor. nftor III, .l,s,,.
nor of Bomo Of Turner's i~r'lsrancs. NJ 10 lIavc
the apncarancc Of warufy.tnta,i ,alHr.' sftrr
Mf. 1inmcrtnn'a crftirn ttnsIr: IT ,hr naint'r,
comes n brief biographical sketch 1T 1IrI,:'l.
Tho seventh Of I'll" series nf nrtcIcI m u.fh.1
hnl for M cmbcllishnlent view nf 1!rasrunsn
College, drawn by T. 4. l'runet.tlea1ncs. aml
etched hy 1nuaEahlt; nieo drawing nf Christ
Church. t,v 4, Kcns Thnmns. 'rl,c iIrst Of
se''icn of "fotcs on Esflr.trs," bY p.tl. In
merton, a,,ncars in th,s number. In tllr exam.
Masters.n Fail Pa.ien's "FrIc.ia@, I|orse" W Is
rcnro!ucc.l by f)r1na,t1 Dnranl. Ar'fsts'
proofs Of i'e etctilnVs ot Cei'ardyko liMrhor
nnu 1}fasenoEe Cu1eEe arc far sale for Il RtIl-
linEa eacl1. 'fln "Art Chronicle " nf this nnm-
her Is, ms usual. futi md Interesting. {New
York: j. W. I3onton. $t.)
, 1879-08-09
THE FIELD AND STABLE.

3p.Cnllcn W!nstEails - knnr's'ln= Orr
spavIn and Rim s,,r,,n.
srteta, corpruonffptf of Ths i7-rfbunr.
rr,..un aue a. -1'ha fo,,oytr- c,,,,s fron,
r,o.,sE. II, s.,,,o. 49,. ~ a,,a. .. '''"'
E'eero1'' A''' ""a:F uaso o1 !a1s' :; ...,..,
49,, AEIEhiHAhiAS' 10 Fctcfihat'ana ranstire
tna, nn5insts t3n Hs nons ~ cure .. k'oa ian
s"'n ar ~ :" ~. XVIII "s 'I ,t nsse M, Ina
Int.Ir W. ''h."r,," ro,nn,rtn, :" MI snn,@.msr.' ~"
II yua hayr any survrsIIons 10 nf,.r Viii Il,
plsasai IL rrreise the.u tt,uurh dis culuaa. OF
Tug Tnlp,S,;. n.sY SEu
.tu.nry.-l'uo,e nu{rs. rom,non,v rollctl wtpl.
,,,,1. n,,,., ~ :, ,,,r,,I1 a~.,,,,,.,., -, .,,.,
G"''' '""'''s VI o'"t s"pAusso.' y. wv
aHratha' or s}hoHnl membranes, OF Tic 'icxor
scudoi's, AMI are very common occurrence in
nurses used fos travel, or constant work on
hard rua.ls, hut especially on pavol streets.
TIC wfu1cat!s, II not very large, or newly in-
n,r,., Il, mi ,,,uea ,,v ,su,enns hut 90, ~,
.a..'',.s, e>.',,x .'s a.. .' 49,. '
'''"o'ea '''t! .'e sau"ea~'ast "sFHE' 'u'4
eoustanf "ork Oh llEru Foaas, particularly uutcr
the satl,le-ara raG.bvcd ,rst- As long ~ tt,oso
wiudra,s arc nov, ue of recent origin, ir
/. ,iton .,L1,,,.,,t :, ,n,t. f-,,,,sr, mn.
~ '"'t'.'es siss"' ~
p'eal'o"s ot co'o "ateI' Ut VI o'IeF
cooling anu nstrnCeht lotions. When older,
b,nslnglns Is often attended With good results.
4 crrr ,nav at.o ha rfTcrtnl hr rencatcd nnnlt,
~ .t.'''.,1 ~ ,.,',,.. - s'',s., s...,s.a, -
VI tA'ttute " Aoul1ct VI " tooao u'sSo'sSa VI
cotl-iivcr oil as rule, however, such puts,
, 1879-08-09

Give attention II once to anything symptoussta
OF cholera mosbus, tissFhea, or any bomel.corl.
platnt. cy using promptly pt. J.rns,s Cumulative
lIits danger. The reputation Of this medicine has
been established BY tts merit. end It IA now etssj.
Whefp recognized ~ 4 standard curative
, 1879-08-09

Tho July number Of the Portfolio hsa for =
fronttspiceo an etching Of sunset View In Cel-
lasdyAe llasbot. Firth Of Forth, By Samuel
Dough. r. Il. A. Tho drawing Ia In the posses.
~ H." ssIs the editor Of Portfolio, "boldiy
and broadly washed on paper. With
, 1879-08-09


TuE IdrE uf CIlAEt.rs LEVER. ny n, ]. Fltz.
pn,sIrt. 4to. Paper il cents, New York: 1Iar-
per l. t1rns.
MONEY. \ Ta1c. 1ly Jules Tnrlten. New York:
n. Appleton & Co. tl1andy-vo.nmc Scres.,
Paper. 1Nmo. 81 Ecnts.
rnE TArE. a raem IL Six f'oox.. IIy william
Courcr. :!2mu 1'auns. 20 cents; cloth. Al cent?.
New York: Harper & lsroa.
1SnEn TIL: DE,.1.s: A ilnnaanco. Dy Lconarl
Kin. Now York: q. =. 1'ntnan.'s Sous. 1871.
1u7 pages. lomo. Closh, s'.:.i.
LAnon aXn cA.rrAn AAtsEs-Sor ESEx1Es.. Dy
~ tcntA New York: lfaruer d. Ilros.
e,r 1Ms nSTss Esm ynrs !s; tnsns "%ansS sony ny Z
'a:' pages. limo. Coh, 81; 1apeF, GO cents.
TnE L4nr or Tmr 1AEr; a Poem insix cnuto.:
rcns y II co %a'et 10 Sso esn Scw 3osk p5 prper
Hra<.
MsuNtox. A Tale of Flntl'ea Field. a Poem
III Stx cnntos. ny sir Walter srhtt. hnrt 3emo.
Harper Is isrot.
can,ctiies Iy Kicl,ard l}rnticy Sheridan :iamo:
Piper. ~ cents; clotb. 80 ccnis. New York.
Harper & Bros.
t:t.ss'e;r w.,TE,s Elitea s,,.i b John Richard
YofS sa2e iS' s. hpssioa spsss ee ffss ~ s'''' Ns
TnE HMrnnr nr 1Ihsur EsMosn. Esq. 4
Nare.. Hy William MaKapraee Thackerav. fto.
rnner tFtankltn Square LbEnry). New York:
Harper q nros. II crns'.
n,uRTAMsu: 1ccture delivered Mt Harvard
University, May D.. 1s7it l}v ltnrh McCnllocli.
Ne-v York: q. T. Fntnnsn'e Sons. 1H70. ~ msgr.,
1.nro. tEconomic Monographs. No. ~ Paper.
.j cents.
Tnr DryELorMEST nr ESu,asH I'rrrATrnE.
Tho Old En:tIsh Period. by ErnhrT A7n'ia,: 1'ro-
fcHRur OF English Literature III 3ock tll College,
Maryland. vol. linn :.l1 pagea Cloth. rt!cG,
Sl.2:'. New York: u. Appleton i Co.
PniLoanrny oF Afusc: Substance OF Lectures at
1fovul 1natltntlnn at Great 1srintt February aud
March. 1877. ~ ". Polo. llnsson: 1lousll'on,
Osgond l. Co.. 1S7p. 3l't pages. 6vn. tEneli4l,
ani rorcru Philosophical tlbEsry, v. l5., Cloth.
| $3.50.
TnE r1raAS a,'rrsE& 1ly a. Ia Quatrefarfs.
Professor OF Ant:ropelo.y IN the Museum nj Nat.
u:a! History, PIrts. ! vn1.. 12iue.. c!ntb. l!'s
| ra.ca. pricu. g.. Formln. No. ~ Of "Thc 1il-
tcrnationaI Scientific SERIES" New York: D. Ap.
pleton + IN.
RrAntNas ruon I:sottsn HtErnHY. Selected
from Foreign and American Writers. Edited bs
john IlchaHl Green. ~. a.. Lib. Honorary
Fellow nf jcsus College. t11torl. 1hrcn pats in
ons volume. Limo, Cloth. ST.. 30. Now York
U.Eper d bros,
, 1879-08-09
SlJAf3IER-SAVORY.

--ana trying iafd-to DO amusing light, atry,
anil gay. 11o Jokes with ut effort. not
bccausa f,c fccls nfrshf11 or sers nrytt,Inrr II,
tle sI,rrn,tntlura ti,nt snrsfnty invItns hun,nr,
ous remark. When hc rolnpnrcs fhe Mnrm1n
Tnbcrunylo tn ii The Init oI n gigantic err. and
nilus. II Gcntllcs say II ia n haI ere i: ar tie
cups, he goes ior them. instcad OF s.golng fo''
t!,Hu+ Us directed In tl'n Bible. the reader feels
lnat tnc hl'aF,2iences y triiie lorctd.
ma.uS WIN ~ S, a.. III ."Iett aEe
Rural Sooks In Pleasant Weatnern By Ben.
jat.,tn +. Taylor. 1.1.D. Chicago: 5. Z. Griggs
81 Co. limo. 81
A NE" BOOK ~ hobEHr LOWELL
among .he oooAs ~ " p"oene.1 1a's 1o11 IS
la!o o! tanorMse afsl hos'on !a1e tn carly
colonial nines' from the pen Of Inc Kes. Dr.
Robert l40well, bFotl'er to Jatnes Russell Low
eli. Or. Lowell is already we'll known In New
Enelau,1 ns n writer nj urnse and ycrse, t,,opn,,
H.. ',s.,.. w. s,as.v,na,, ,,aro ,,n,'.a,, H..
ts uottes 10 ~ w. y".au n".G ullil
snt,a as'!n, n,"".f a'a sos,ss =. paoitso. ~
n.'ns " w nrsrns ufs M nhusnnn
ssators sa Ma,ne psuEe pl.ha.s ,m pG1ofe tnr nnntc.
Tn.,n5s... 5ssts Wy ;s - pumHs i. ; ns!est ~
rn.1. ~, pav: KY nv !tau!o H., 'ree otuses
o ~ W.. W. om % 1.nsH M e ssoaY on "nsn
n,,.t t,.rGn; 'aa ~ "of'i"p pnro so"' y. w
1nss t1,n" @ na'ns" f;insaeIsth o. inSIcnse Mh'sls
pri,,. ,J NY, o ~ W, pIsse"1 g.'nns p'etnse o.
,vr,'m1 ~ ~. .n" ~ .t.w a1s" 1.,saH ~, III
Iii. I1.,raru 'o uisstGu ~ "ulN. sasS; At l'un ~,
net,rssn5 IN HIT w fSnn'nu M ,nys Ut sr. lS
, 1879-08-09
Guiding from them what Is purely loeal,-not to
saY urNYtncinl.0

Tie success of Miss Anna 1,csInaon's
"l,ac.ctl 1.egistcr,1 Just ru.stu,l t,r tlc liar
trr. !,as lIccn 80 instant anco.la that the as re-
e"ivct MI order from thrr1 fur n nD7t to fol-
Iasr, nce.idcl E,ersrtf md I, writing for ,lrnr
tfr, instead NJ taking hunlnrr rrst II, autfsi
nata, IT n fall uni winter Of lard work, IlIr
"NM!rr.I I:rgistcr" will i,c a revolution tn
.nnny Of tl" humorous 7''l. nj rlcvcr aud
funny na naa nf Mark Twaln's r,orjrs. n,nl has
tta advantage uf lIeinE perfectly natural anil
une1argerated III its stateman.s, dcscttptlons
:ini Incidents.
In reviewing Mr.. Ios,a INGelow'a ohi'on ot
"Franklt,'a 1,ifn nf't Works." the dftevrnm
rays: "i'cnja,nin franklin souc nt thc few mrn
whose plncn OF residence IN Lot,.ion if Thought
worthy Of com,no,noration. Whoever walks
dnwn Craven street will scc medallion IN fr1nt
nf llo,Isr there with tlctc wttrhk inscribed n.,
Il; Lived here l'cnlan,in franklIc: printer:
l1!m' In the National Portrait E;nlfcry lsor-
trait OF Franklin hangs HmonE i!losc OF tls!
wurtirt rl,nse memories VIC delight tn l.0not,
an! Il IN prolm1'lc that he co1tid revisit this
IN this rnt,ntry n* III thai Of his birth.
'rhpngf, Gpuions mnv differ na n the eonntrr
wtlIc, .locs him The t'1nrc traa h1npr, ret It T.
inlisputAble il,nt hs wrifln:s arn ets1ally pori.
llnye w.t,tcn tu English address NIL English
reading parsons mere directly thai. Franklin
an! none OF his work. has hat nrgnr circle ul
rca,tcys than tic memoirs oS h1s tifc.''
r. ". HtgGnson writes Of IIowclls In tl,c
Literary !For'i: II has pcrtlaps l,ccn mis-
fnrtnn: to Slr. lIoHcFs that III his position ol
e,tttur 1T the dt'rnffc .H,alhfH ho . has herr
practically rt,icthcd from mitch n that hcalthfu
criticism which Is usually needed Tor tho maxim.
Il HIM. h s Ill., a,: Ss.n:ct o H. eG"s5f "we, ' s pi r.
Henry James, Jr. 1l,sfr wrft!ugh nrc equally
conspcuous before The public; their merits art
equally marked, ant 10 n1so arc shcir dcnlcrlts
rial or fa.,cIch; vet rhat difference In III,
amoupt of criticism awarded 10 each. Eacf
new book bv ar. finwelts Is reccivcs
will, nn aluloss mountainous rratfe
as II It Ind no indir!ttualitr, no snfien
| uoints: whito each story by Mr.. Jane
Is debated thronEt atM1 through tho ncwspaier
and IN The Ht:nntriblt0rs' Club" sFscIf. as iftt
wrre II fresh WavcrIcy noreI. ken m reason
for this difference. .:rcert tllnt Mr.. HnwGs cltl
| tlc Atlantic 4northH. and tllat all other Amer
icau writer's arc. ma It. wcre sitting at hts table
Or Wishing. themselves there. Tie greatest ste;
he [Ftnwcl1sl Ina rver taken, both ID popuartt'
| AMI In nriistic s,teress, as bctn won br trust
| Ing himself to a generous impulaG, and paint
Ing. in "'The Indy of thu Aroetnok,' charac
iee wnrth the pains Of describing. The buck |
nnt TO my thinking, FREQ srnm fa,s'tt: tho herr
ut,ses md proscs alul the drunken man Is II
realistic an to he nat Of .,lacn AMI oycrlonc hu
| ,ic character of tic hcsnnc s.1'ms 10 mo thu
| gll-Wates,n,a5ls OF Mr.. IInwclls.
, 1879-08-09
ssSAELTA6.'s

HsANITAS."
London TtmeS.
A,large party of gentlemen. Including many
medical and scientific men, and several NOM
bess Ut the International TELEGRAPH Conferences.
, 1879-08-09
rrxr-uooYs AND AIDS

Troy 1Isnss.
4 peculiar 8peciaIt tS III literature is'the rcpub-
l!4htng OF ulat clnss Of books Issued by tllsttn-
eusshed aut lora In their earlier days and auhsc-
queatly dropped. 1t has frequently ,appeact
that writer's, after having achieved fame, lesIFo
10 omit their imperfect productions. Tle lat-
ter eenorally bocoino litesary curioslttes, aud
may, therefore, ns In The aforementioned cnso,
he reproduced. AIMING such books may hs in-
rludcd 6holley'4 early poyct, "zastsozzi," which
has long been out Of print, Another curious
instance Ia found In 0Ibbop. Ills first venture
into iternturs was an eaaay written In Fscuch.
Only one edition was published, this having
beon done by his father, who bad such desire
to SEQ h!s son Ia print that ls cheertuiIy stood
the expopsc. Tho book soon hccauo literary
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

IVhere the 1m,5er Goes.-To
make shoe pegs enough for American
use consumes annually 100, coo cords
OF timber, and to max, lucifer match
es 100000 cubt feet of the best
p'oe arc required every year. Lts
and boot trees take 10000 cords OF
birch, beech and maple, and thc
handles Of tools 100000 more. The
baking Of our blicks consu.ne 1000.
900 cords Of wood, or what wouli
cover with forest about $4,000 acres
OF land. Telegraph poles already
up represent s00,0 900 trees, and their
annual replirs consume 100000
more. The ties of our railroad, con.
sumo nnnu'lIy thirty years growrl,
OF 10000 acres, and to fence all our
railroads would cost 81, ,OaJ, with a
yearly exendlture of $4,000 for re.
pairs. These are some Of the wsys
which American forests are going.
There a.e others. Our packing
boxes, for instance, cost 10 1874 sl2,.
600, whilo the timber used each year
in making Wagons and agricultural
implements is valued at more than
S1OO,0OO,OoO.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Roaa
Arrangement Of Passenger Trails.


--z.--ssl. ~ go,
Trains icavs Herndon as FOL.
{oics (S,u,ddvs Ercepfe,l,
Tor shamchin, 1920 Ills am Ara
3.i6 I'M, $3.50 ~ ""~
For n, Carmel. Ashland. r,m.o,.
Po'tsvi''e, Reading, s,d Philadelphia,
ii.i6 an.
Trains for Hs,nion. ieays a, fsgo,cs
tSundigs Eacqncd.l
Leave shsmokin, 500 A IN An 40
Leave rhi'sielphis e.,;sn. n.sa,os
lt.h5 m.
rol,svilie, 1890 p rs. ramssas i.so ,
Mt. Carmel $40 IN.
Trains ieaw Hrfritatrg a. follows.
For New York, 6.so. slo al
90 nni - IS p. N.
For phl'adcIph,a b.2o, stes. m. ooc
and 100 pm.
Sundays
For New York 3. 20 m.
For Philadelphia I. IS NJ.
ifd'hs 'cT Hd'71so''rq leave as !yonsus : ..
Leave New York, S.s5 am 100 5sa
aud - IS pm.
Leave Philadelphia, S.45 a m. 400 sol
20 p. M.
Sundays
Leave New York $50 N.
Lcavr Philadelphia 30 NJ.
VIA Mor,is & Esscx n II
J. L. WOSTTEN,
C. g. HANCOCK,
Gen'l Ticket Ast.
Feb f't, VII n a..
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
Kcely 81 Wagner
Lumber Dealers

kNU
Doors, Door Boxes, Windows. Shutters
window Boxes. Blinds. Sash, Stair
FiSinss, Hand RaiIings. Brack.
cts. M0nldlngs, Flooring,
sCRCLI SAVING AGA BiSET TURNING
Shingles. Lath, &c., &c.
Orders solicited and Gllcd with prompt
'ss inl lespatjh. Please call and exam
n oar stl,s before piresaling elsewher
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

TO Care Bm Breath 49, TAX,
equal parts OF charcoal lni m'sn, si',
pour boiling water over. mig thor
oughly. aud when cold. tase n tca
.pooatuI three tines day !; in uddi'
tion. IL wonlIn's he bal plan TO
some people to clean th'ir teeth oc'
casiously.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

20 Preserce Dead Gdna TAX
cut the istestiucs, FIJI Ia, inside With
ungronpd what, anl place ,he fow
Ia heap or cask Of the cam, grain
10 such manHer a. to insure ito b.
inx covered. Ia this way fow g
may he kept perfectly swe,t foI
months. The feathers should te res
moved.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27
ETAr.u, EiD.n:, x :.

Scorchcd Lard IF lard that i'
used for frying doulhnut', should
nnluckily yet scorctcj. q p,,,to sliced
thioly into The kettle. when the lart
is hot, aud al wed 10 fry cri-p. vii.
remoye all the c,lor and all bit'tr
taste. Try it before yoa call The lard
spo,lsj, aui tur1 il ont.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

IL is admitted by al that pre-
vention is better than cure, an1 the
preyea,inn OF left-hanlcdness il not
impossible. II is n well-known fact
that ,st children in arms arc car
ried on the left arm Of the mo- her OF
nurse, ms tho case may be. The cou.
sequence is that the right arm is fast
agains; tho nurses shouli Ter, while
the left haai is left Tree 70 grasp nj
anything that comes in the way.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

Neuhuii=iag Poison ciM Street
OLA poison of any corceivublc
description aul degree Of potency,
which has been Intentionally or ac,
cidentally swallowed, NAV be render,
ed alinest instantly harmless by sirr
ply swallowing two glls of sweet oil.
Au individual with strong cou,ti,
tuition shoul take nearly twice that
quantity. This oil will most posi-.
lively neutralizc every form Of vcge.
table, animal, or mineral poison with
which physicians or chemists are
acquainted.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

The Best Time 10 CIT TIMBER
VIM. Painter, OF rDsIaware COUNTY.
in 1919, ia Patent Office Reports,
says: During IN experience OF
forty years as q plain. practical
farmer, bave taken much inter,s I
10 ascertaioin, the best scos,n for
fclling timber, such as all kind- oil
oak, Chestnut, rel hickory and wal.
nut, cut from the middle Of July t.
the last of August, will last more
than twice as long as when cut in
winter. Cut Il sapling say five or
six inches in diame,er-lor lever
In the month Of August, and another
Of similar quality and size ia winter
or spring, and | know il the fret /.
stripped OF bark (Which at that tim,
runs weld it will raise as a lever a.
least twice the weight that can b,
raised by the latter. Another grca
advantage derived in telling iimL'
in The runoing Of sap (he .ims aboy,
speci6ed) is that it is neither subject
10 dry rot nor to be injured by worms
white OAK cut at this season, if KEEP
o6 the ground will season u r,pgh
two feet in diameter, and will rsmsi,
perfectly sound for many years
Whereas, II cut 10 winter or sprioe
y viii bc perfectly sap-roltsn 10 tw,
ysss.'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-02-27

To Make 7owgh Becf' 7endo -
To thcee who have worn own theii
teeth masticsting poor. oil, tough
COW beef, We will say tin, carbonate
Of soda viii be found remedy for
the evil. Cut your steaks the day be-
fore using into slices about two inch .
es thick rup them over with a small
quantity OF soda, wash of next morn
ing, cut it into suitable thick ne sses
and cook to notion. The same pro.
GEES will an-wcr FOR fowls, legs OF
mutton, etc. Try it, all who love
delicious, tender d shes OF meat.
The comet., 1879-12-27

rTNHE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY
for the cure of SerOfula, SerOfulous
. Taint, Rheumatism, White Swelling,
tout, Goitre. Consumption, Bronchitis,
V Nervous Debility and all diseases arising
from an impure condition of the Blood
The merits Of this valuable prepara-
tiOn are so well Known that passing no
lticeis but necessary 10 remind the read
~ ers Of this journal of the necessity of
~ always having bottle of this medicine
among their stock of family necessities.
~ Certificates can he presented from many
leading Physicians, Ministers. and heads
1f families throughout the South, endors-
ing in the highest terms The Fluid Ex-
"A tract Of ROsddalis.
"A DIR. R. Wilson Carr of Baltimore
IA says The has used II in cases of Scrofula
N - and other diseases with much satisfaction.
DIR. II. q. Pugh Of Baltimore recon-
mends il to all persons suilt rim with dis
eased Blood, saying it is superior TO any
preparation he has ever used
rev. Dabney Rail Of the Balti
more VI. Z. Conference South saws he has
been 50 much benefited by its use that
he cheerfully recommends il TO nil his
friends and acbuaintances.
craven d Co, Druggists at Cor
"a louisville va, say it never has failed to
IN san'I G. MeFadden, Murfrees-
49, b0rO, Tennessee. says It cured him az
rheumatism when all else failed.
B0sadalis is not secret quack preua-
ration, its ingredients are published an
every package. show il 10 your Physi-
eian and he will tell you II Is composed
III oi the strongest alternatives that exist.
and Is an excellent Blood Purifier Did
our space admit We could give you testi-
inOniais IRON every State IN the South
and from persons known TO every man
woman and child either personally or bV
reputation.
L RosadaIis is sold by all Druggists.