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70 rake rhe hands smooth to keep the tps
from chappng, here l. uohng 0eier han this
excellent prep p,raIou. Now that the col weather
his set In ev. r, body should hase some OF II.
Prepared by T. ROBERTS BAKER, 'ruggisi, no.
OIL Z Main siipp
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HUsTINGs OURT.-rne Hastings Court
was engaged Yesterday IN irving ciyiI case.
The jury in The c,se OF Ne~ton NJ. Lee,
Jr., weie brought into cnurr yes erduy
morning. ana were snll unable 10 aerer.
They we're discharged and the case con.
tjnupd until The peX, term.
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pRUG-. uEOECISEs. &c.

q ono REV ARD FOR ANY CASE
I.OOO of BilND. ttDGNG, ITCHING,
or PROTRUpI\G Pill Is That DE
Kings rILE-r kMEI.Y tnis Ia curt. Prepared hN
d. f.. MILL EE NJ -. Philadephi Pa. Non" genu-
jne without ms .irpaiure. 20 Oy druggists.
ia I5.Sa. IuS 1hBu
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~ have used Coldens LIsBIG'S IfQUD fA-
TRACT or BEEF largely In deJiiity. .fsbrtfe and
aerrOHS diseases. and have touod IL one OF the
most reIiab G of nutrient tones"
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EXPERIEYCE mas PROVEN THAT PURCELL
LADD CO.'S Emulsion of Cod-Iheer on mas no
superior. TAX no orner asa uos'ilue. For sale
ny an druggists. Price. 30 Gems.
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THREE FOR Luck MIR. Louis Glaucb,
325 T~entv NJ b tree. New York, OH.
serves: Il wing heard q great deal about
the healing pOsers OF the st. JGcob> Oil,
and being sufferer from Neuraligia, con.
cluded to make trial. IL WAS crowned
with Ihe best success. After the third ap.
pIici ion tue Dain disappeared. ! cheer
fully aud copscientiousiy recommend lhe
81. jacobs Oh 10 all subject 10 Neuralgia.
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FOR TWENTY YEARS TUFTS PILLS have proven
ihc friend Of he Invalid, and through all the changes
of that oeriod tens of thousands si tlck 10 their
old frI.ni and many more are daily 'e'tog their
virtues. They are truly the sick man fIlend.
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YoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
MEETING. - The meeting al the Frs Pres
byreriau church yts'erdav eyering vas n
ductrd by Rev. Dr. Dasbiell, OF st. Marks
EriscDral church. rbe rOplc for the eve
ming was individual Responsibility in
Religion
Dr. Dasnicl made n pointed and practical
talk, in WHICH he urged that men should
have this sense OF individual respon sIbiliti
in their bones. in taeir business, in Their
social relations, and IN their churches, aud
that all should feel il in reference to these
evening meetings.
Rev. DR.. &. II. Read emphasized and en-
dorsed the remark, of DR.. Dashiell, and H.
lu,iratcd aud enforced the point with Seve'
raj touching incidents.
Mr.. T. +. Chambliss earnestly asked
"Where are the young men, aud what are
we dong for thomi"
Rev. ;. f. CIopton urged that we It once
put into practic ., effect these suggestions In
reference 10 personal work.
J. ID. X. light, Esq Rev W. Il. McG'l-
yray, Rev J. William Jones, ana Rev. W
y. Scott led in PRAYER.
The NEE ine this evening will be held a:
DR.. Hoge's cburcr, and be conducted by
Rev. :. {. ClOrtOn.
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PURCELL, LADD & co.'s EMULSION OF CoD-
LIVER or IS 9uirant' ed purc and free rom AHA
Hes. f. bulus W the weakened sys'.m. TrY 1t
Ffty cents per bottle. All druggists keen Il.
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Or and after f0-morr0~ the express rain
on the CbesaIe,ke and Ohio railroad leaves
at 10 p. n. lostead Of II Z. NJ, as here
t0fore.
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FINE TEAS. SPICES, ASD GROCERIES GENE
RALLY. In iull assOrtGeni and at favorable prices
st VERNE Il SLArER's,
seven h and Nar>bsll street.
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\ NOTED DIVINE SAYS;

Dr. Tut
Dear Sir,-For tee y,Srs hSvt been martyr 10
Dyspepsia. Constipattro. sad fiN>' ihS' Sp''"S
your Pills werc rcoameacet; | 0'od W"'' 'u'
now a well man; baVv good appei,tc. oisesuoh per
fect. r,en,ar stoogs. p!Ats ecac. and have gained
f,riv ronnds OF c,sh. IheN ar, worth their weight
a. g,ld. Eey K. l.. SIMPSON,
Louisville. Ky.
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Don't BUY YOUR GARRETT, ,UiL-CLOTIIs, and
RUGS anti! yoi ave 'een LEVY RROruBHs' stock.
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SEE THE BARGAINS IN CLOAK. CIRCULAR. Doh
mau-, and Ulster Clotns at LEVY BROTHERs'.
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WHEREVER Used, PURCELL. LADD CO.'S
Emulsion OF cod Liver Oil has given enire satisfac-
ton. P,ice, 90 cents. Al all druks'ores. Take no
subtl ute.
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II. FLLYsON 3 60, advertising agents, insert AL
We risrmrps N aI OF tie newsnspers Of fbr Unl,ed
a'es at publishers rates. Orders ei NJ tie Dis
Ddtch 60 ming room VIII receive Dromp attec-
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GO To LEVY BEO1HER>' aud purchase your
goois, unl, - you have more :nOte9 than YOU know
Wbat % do with
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DULMONAl PULMONAl pULMoNA

4. ROBERTS BAKER, Druggist, 9i9 Main
street, has sec0re' the exclusive agency for Ricb-
mOnd city and Henrics county.
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THE GREAT SALE Of the season-LEvY BRO
TIERS closing safe.
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ANnAIIAIAN IiAIM.

\ SAFE INVESTMENT can be made by buyin,
your Dry Good OF LEVY BROTHERS,
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Lors or FANCY GOODS suitable for presn.s al
LEVY BROTHERS,.
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THE GREAT SAVINGS INSTITUTION Law
BROTHERS,.
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REFERENCES:
Rev. A. D.. 6ts,on. NJ. d., Rev. W. VI. Osborn,
Rev. ". :. fdEards ~. d., X, v. =. A Wilson,
Rev. job Pre-. Rev A. : Hank.
Rev. j VI. NJ l. mon. f.v. T.. ~ Herring,
Hsy. X. ". Bls(s, Rsy. /. W. CrO~l.
Key. u. ~ Cartsi, Rev. - ~ ndtEeon.
ksa. }. j. g. WeuSier--si of Bshim re. ud.
Rev 4. fosieI asa Rev. George Y. Leech, OF
Washington. ID. g.
keT. james Gsuab,e Hagf rstown. I'D.
SoSc by DrugSist A. NtTrEE, PropustCr. 1872
Wes' Fsyeite .ire-t. RafImOfe. Nd. Price. Soc.
DO fB-eOd3m
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The, increase ,te sppttilc, and cause the body to
,,keon fesh; tha. ihc., tcm IL uourkhed, and by
,ei, tonic action ou re digestive organs regular
st,ol. Are produced.
Price. Is cents. % MOEENn SiHf"i'
mvaq-codiAp20 Ne" YORK.
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OLD. FASHIONED PRINCIPE CIGARS, alLclcsr
Yara Tobacco, just rtceIyedbv =.
W. ID. BLAIR 4 Go.
This cisar compares fivOrsby with imported
cigars ~ double their price. We have also a Que
stock Of all grades At very low figures.
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1nE GInrfrs or MONEY

1HE GLOfffF or WOMEN
sre lnxurisnt hair aud foe teeth The first IL &C.
cured ny ). & Il. ATKIssoS's Baissm OF White
Roses. and the latter prctryed BY their QuiBine
PO sder.
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10 You WANT TO SAVE 80 PER cESrY you
can do 50 by making your purchases at LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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EMINENT Il. j u. CALDWELL.

SEE ELEvY BROTHERS adver emcnt In TO- days
pfner.
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,VUTT'S UAIR Dh E.-GRAY HAIS OF
/ WHISPERS cnanltd lo @ GLOSSY blAtS n ny a
sIngie snphcAti"u of his ny II nnl9rs1 Naiu'
n Ioi0r. acts insou'tn' 0'i "A. Sp" o5 "'"-~'sS
or cent uy eNpr,-s ou r,celp' OF IL
OFFlCF. 80 MigEAY STREET. NEW YORK.
inv 2a-ron Ap20f
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THE WARM RAIN, MELTING Snow, AND
POLAR WAvE.-rbe warm rain OF Thursday
melted the ice in the river, IN the streets.
and on the sidewalks, and after several
weeks ri snowy weather it was qnile re-
fres1ing 10 see The clear ground once more.
The walking in places was anything 6ut
good. but it was better than IL bad been FOR
some time. The mild temperature ~ the
past day or two continued until after MD
dav Yesterday, when the wind suddenly
~hiited 10 the north and west, a1d the mer-
cury fell rapidly uDtll midnight, when i
had reached 2jo-a fall Of 80 from A.
NJ, when il WAS at lls maximum, 800. The
high wind daring The day dried The Soii
mud to considerable extent. and what
didn't dry was soon hard frozen. In the
nf ernOOn the weather had cleared of beau
tituIly.
The steamship Old Dominion left ye>tcr
day morning early ana reached City Pom
safely after dive or two into The gorge be
low Richmond. and after receiving bel
clrgO at Guy Point proceeded on 10 Nor
folk.
/ The Richmond and Alee bany Railroad
Company annOuDce tDat the canal T. opef
west OF Columbia. and thar freight VIII b'
received a. heretofore. The Virginia cam
boat Company announce al>o that the ATie
will arrive here this evening and leave Non
day on her regular trip for Norfolk. lizard
". il this weather continues.
Yesterday about > O'Clock the rain ceased
ana we hid little more snow ana SOME
hail.
The ice-blockade in the Ohio river i
ended. and the Chesapeake and ONO Rail
wav Company has resumed the sale o
through tickets 10 aud Uid Portsmouth
Ohio. Maysville. Nv, and CiuclnnalI
Express rrain No. 3, leaving Richmond a'
! IL Il. VI. daily, connect al unliDgi"u viii
the steamers BOStona and Fee wood. wbici
connect a. Portsmouth. Mlysyllie, and Gin
clnnari with the railway lines for all points
in the West.
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REMOv .s..

X REMOyAL.-i nave nin,ved ~, paint
~ ~. hoo &, ei0 EAST F9 sNKLiN sTREET.
si shrf. J Womb 'e esa 10 nebs. ord. r. sr ~ my
nINiNC. CtiDhIAG. htaDF.PAitTfN &c, NV
y,rs I'D ~ AZiNG. ~ dns hiys fp she "a DiIng
~, a. snking my ior;,er 'r..DSs snd Gu, MRS
ihem Z. ~ ~ fohaxs. would OF vieas ~ sc
Sssscln n, u. HARGR0yE.
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PCLMONA. THE GREATEST KNOWN RENE
Ia FOR COU rs, 1HHOAI AND
ilU ~ TROUBLE.
II requires oAiv "A faIr ral 10 convince one of It's
.sficacy II s-yes satisfac, ,IOn In every instance.
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AII-R,L FREIGHT LINE From RICHMOND
TO THE NORTH The Committee on loland
Trade Of the CbambPr OF commerce will
meet this afternoon az , O'Clock AT The
Chamber If Commerce 10 consider the que -
ton of the establishment Of an al-ral freight
hoe between Richmond md the North ria
Tue r chmond, Fredericksburg and Poto-
mac line.
Ai6 'cock the members OF the Chamber
interested IN This all.ral freight line move
ment are requested 70 meet rDe Inland Trade
COMMITTEE IT the rooms Of the Oh imber for
further confederation OF the subject.
MASQUERADE GERMAN.-OHe Of the most
delightful entertainments II the season was
the max BAH gwen last night at Monticello
Hall under the auspices OF Miss Tbaw'>
"Ivy Germ,U.'' TINS was the first maSqne-
rade german ever given in Richmond, and
was an occasion long 10 be- remembered.
The german was led by Mr.. G. +. EIers"n.
and the members Of me Club especially did
themselves and their irsir"ctresS much
credit by their easy, graceful dancing Of
the new and intricate figures which Miss
rhaw has lltrh introduced, proving. in
deed. that "fbOse move easiest who have
learned ~ dance"
The costumes were all unusually good.
and mauv discovered singular taste and
originality IN de>i,n. Among the m ST
striking were the following: NJ ther Hub
baru, John Chiuaman, Uacle Srm, Dun.
drcary, Snow Bo-Peep. File de REGIMENT.
George ", X 'sebud, TWO Cour testers.
u Bed.QuIt. two GDsies, "That Boy"
"COun' AlfOnZo.' Girls ette, and LitIle
Red Riding Hood.
One Of ne pretriest features OF The ball
was the yer, commendable dancing OF the
Highland Fling by " rws Little Scottish
Lassies," Misses Connie HartsoOk and
GracIe Carringlcn.
The attend :hce was large and the scene
a very brilliant one.
or course The u.ual number nj "sofi
eyes looked We to eyes tDlt spake again "
in tbe old lime wsy. aud tender, whispered
nofbines illed the AIR.
May MISS rhaw and her young friend'
enjoy many such happy occasions.
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Rithmond 1ispatth.
SATURDAY......JANUARI IL. 1881.

lEntered al IN, Post-Ofice at Richmond. Va. al
fecond-class mat.er.l
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A N1MAL VACCINE.


Iayinc mad arTauKpUcnis vi n Ibr T.. L.. GE!f
FIN. Hres,Oeni oil the Wisc1n ia State Hoar1 of
He.lib and OHe Of ~ ear i->t. ihe largest, aud
most rriiahe nr0paga or of Animal Vaccine In
thi cOuutrs h5ll ~ Ur'psrer AZ all iime- 10 Sop
Ply The pUbhc wuh ACTIVE VACCINE LYMPH
from he young belfr.
r. RpHtETS BAKER. Pharmacist.
Si0 east Man street, Richmond Va.
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T LIcHTFNS Elm & Son.. ~
He IMPORTERS OF XR&>~
sEtNE-THRn All AND ~,L. IMsuKt rs 0f
1Hx ils'N BRAND
Warranted 10 i've ,s,ts'actioo: al Nos. snd Q1sl-
iie- stock. which We are oter,ug a. tower uuces
than IN, soeos can b. oouxnt 4" Ia an, n sTke'.
MATING fof taui- IN ,, an, d'ph;
SklNs-TWiNtS tilszs:
SfiNE-,INts-sof,- MEDIUM laid, snd hard
iaii
TWI<Es Of eyer, a scrio,iou,
cpkk> tkWUOD.& &C.
Prices euar ,nfesd 20 be the hvssi.
osner Sven eenth and frankhs reefs,
IA Is g'chm DAD. Va.
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THOUSANDS OF SETTLERS,

he said. are now rushing into this, and be-
fore mauy wears the world will wonder at
tn- agricultural wealth which will be de-
velOped.
lie stated that the heavy rate OF profit
which MS f,rWing operations had yielded
the present year were due, in lar.e
m" "asure, 10 The size OF his farm, and that
small farming could not be- made 10 pay ~
well. there DeIog he same gain Of profit in
running Il large farm over small one that
tuere Is in conducting a large mlnufac.ur-
ing establishment impaired with small
one. and g. The fact that his land ia iWmf-
dnfely ou the line OF the railroad, and the
graiu did not need any Storage. being
loaded on the cais at once. Still he believed
tbat grain can be raised al a good profit
aDy where throughout the tract referred TO.
and stated hat when be ceases TO clear
more Than 50 per acre yearly ne will do no
more farming.
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Theatre c'O. go uonda, Tuesday. and WEDNESDAY.
Thursday, HE BANkFE'S DAuGHTtR
IA l5-lit
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THE GRAND PIGEON SHOOTING
L MATCH between Captain \. BoGARDUs.
rhsmD0n wing Shbt Of the world. snd w. T.
MITCHELL OF Richmond. Va. w,h axe place
JANUARY 18TH,
NJ be Frir Ground, CONNIE ncinx a IL O'clock A.
VI. promptly. Two hundred Lirds are 10 hsad--hne
hgtrs.
Fyery arriugcment has been maze for sss dag.
Thu, vii b. ihe ony 0ppo- upi'y Offered .our peo-
ole ~ see the rsnisia shoot on The w,ns. Convey
ane.s ~ -ssrt duriux tn. morrinx frow ~. Clare
tOtel - the groaed.. jtl5 a.
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ANISeN ATS.
IHEATRE-IO-DAY.

Ats O'rlnck. Shsispear' Immortal
COMEDY IF ERROH..
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MANCiRE>TEK AND VICINITY.

-~'' ~'i - '-''I -
Will here from atOpce.
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DICHMOAD THEATRE.
THREE NIGHTS AND sa1CRpAY MiTlNsE,
CONNER cins THURSDAY. JANUARY 2OTH.
Engagement of tue FAM Us
GOLFERS BANKFE'~ DAI GHrTR CON-
Rl<A1ln<.
nnder the auspices OF 4. PALMER, Uuion square
Thea re-. NV loFs.
First pro suction IN ihi. city Of Bronson Ho~src's
charming play.
THE BANKERS DAiiGhTFR."
illustrated wi,b M,ghidcsnt SreD.rg. DuoIcsfes
~ The orIgu ,, motel, vi DO broBgGI here o. ,hls
Impany. rUPFRB TOILETS ami a
PH NpSiE>AL CAST.
Notwithstanding the rea' sxprnse attending TITS
en- agemen. rricrs viii remsin ~ It n1i sx>beet
ore WEDNESDAY a. Theatre aud ~ Ramos
No.ps, "a 10 4,
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Recipes.
Cure For Diplltheria.

"Put teaspoonful Of sulphur into
a wiusglass Of water and stir it with
the finger instead Of spoon AZ the
sulpbur does not readily ANA gamate
with water. When the sulpur is
we'll mixed. then it is to be given to
the patient to gargle, and after gar
Cling to swallow it, and the patient
will be out Of danger in ten minutes,
When the fungus is too nearly closing
to allow the gargling, the sulphur, in
that case, should be thrown through 4
Quill into the throat, and after the
fungus has shrunk to allow of it
then the garg!ing If a patient can
not gargle, take live coal, put 1t on
shovel, and sprinkle spoonful OF
-four Of birthstone upon it; let the sui
ferer inbale it By holding the he'd
over it, and the fungus vii! die. Su
phur kills every species of fungus II
man, beast, and plant in a few ain
utes. A few days ago at Prince
Mary's Cottage Home, London, az
on, break Of dllhlherla attacNed nifty
of the inmates. One Of the lady nnr
SEES cured them all by causing the y"
tents to gargie with sulphur "n'
swallow the gargle.
The above we copy from Sander
Irish DAILY News" is said to be al
infalible cure for dlphtherla
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Fits Epilepsy,
OR
alma Sickness.

Permanently Cured-no hnmhug-by one
months usage Of DR.. Goulard's Celebrated
Iniallhlc Fit Powders. To convince sut.
icrrrs that these powders will do all we
claim for them we will send them by mail
pos, paid. free Trial box. AS Or. Gou
lard is the only physician that has ever
made this disease special study, and as
to our Knowledge thousands have been
permanently cured by the use Of these
Powders, We will guarantee a permanent
cure in every case. or refund you all money
expended All sufferers shou d give these
Powders an early trial and be convinced
of their curative powers
Price, for large box. $500, or 4 boxes
for $40 90, sent by mail to any part ofthe
United States or Canada on receipt OF
price, or by express G. O. ID, Address
ASH e ROBBINS,
800 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, N. y
Dec l.y.
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spring is apt to follow. Breeders who
have any, young or old fowls to sell
should advertise them in time. Buy
ers and sellers oughtto be better &C
ouainted and know more about one
another. and,in this way the poultry
interests Of the country will be kept
up during tho whole year.
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Consumption
POsitiuelV Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are
anxious to be cured should try Or. klss
ner's Celebrated Consumptivc Powders
These Powders are the only preparation
known that will cure Consumption ana Il !,
diseases of the Throat and hnngs|'ndeeo
So strong is our faith in them and also 'c
convince you that they are no humbng
wa will forward to every sufferer ~ mail
post paid, a free Trial Box .u
We don't want your money until you
are perfectly satisfied of their curative
powers II your life is worth saving don
DELAY in giving these Powders a trial, NJ
they will surely ere You
Price for large box, SO. 90. sent to any
mart of the United States or Canada, ny
mail. on receipt ofprice.
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
800 FULTON STREET, BRooKLYE, r. r
Dec 0 I y.
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WAFFLEs.-Two cups milk, two
eggs, three cups -four, one and half
teaspoonfuls Pearl baking powder, one
saltspoonful salt, one tablespoonful
melted butter; sit. the baking powder
into the -four with the salt; beat the
eggs very well; add the -four the last
thing. If the batter is too stiff, put
in more milk
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Chicken Broth for the Sick.

Cut up a chicken in small p'"ce>
lay it in deep aarthen dish; add
quart Of cold water and set 1t ove" h
boiling kettle. Cover closely and .''
it steam several hours, until the M At
ia very tender, strain Oft the b." /
and let it stand over night. In the
morning skim IF carefully AL the i"r
and pour ont the broth into the bow
Into your deep dish PUT third o: :.
cupful Of rice in cnpful Of cold g :
ter and steam AS befor. until the rice
is soft; pour in your broth and steam
an hour or two longer; season to tie
taste Of the invali and serve lot
TLis is easily Iigested and very de'
clOns.
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HNIn Yourselves by making money
HtIp when golden chance is offered,
nlIM thereby always keeEing poverty
from YOUR door. Those who always take
advantage of the good chances for making
money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those who do moi improve
such chances remain In poverty. We want
MANY men, women, boys and girls to work
for us right in their own localities. The
business will pay more than ten times or
binary wages. We furnish an expensive
outfit and all that you need, free. No one
who engages fails to make money very
RAPIDLY. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or only yonr spare moments:
Full information and nll that is needed
sent free. Address oTINSON Il CO,
Doc. 1s1.y. Portland, Maine.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-11-24
The Art TOnSOrlal.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

(of Long Branch,)
Having arrived at the conclusion .haa ant
col,,mns of the CLARION are the only means
whereby he can bring his business TO the
proper standard gives vent as follows'
suAvING HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DYEING
IN the latest style Of the art tons0rlai. =,
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Ia the motto Of this enterprising artist, ant
by strict attention to business cant 9ell
bit please all Will he in his shop Mon
DAYS, Wednes'ays and Saturdays all DAY
and sTeninr.