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, 1881-08-24
PERSONALS.

wnntlcr II they will ever find ma,
4. r. Sscleart. ''''
II hnve Just put myself outsilc y, IT,.
ifarrfsatt. '9'
"A Mrgo part of onr happ1uess" .av,
Mr.. l}eechrr. "ts due In our tn,.,atr.n 's ~
1Iecchur evidently tlaes not ctusIor tuo r,.: ".
business 1t mIstAkc. "su
All Ohio boy rercntly chopped nj! his ,,aav
bruthurA flnxcr with Il hNtcl,et. TIM f.,hn.I.
this boy should pant sotp cherry trce, n, ~. ~!
buck vur.l ur else cot!'scatn tLu hutchet, 'A'
Two hundred Italians lust from tba H.,
country hnve HHna 10 work mi tho Whc.I,s w =
I.ks Eric lson. This is beieyc,, to lc ,ho ~,
Instance OH record 0f iii ltnlIun golny Il, vors
Mrs. Julia Wanl Hove, Of huston, !, IN
appear IN tho pr!sl,te thoAtElculs to be riycn =,
tito Castnu TttuAtrc, Sowpnrt, IN Aug. aj md ~
She will takctho lcad!ng pnrt III tic Frcntb nh,
Of "Fuisc Culors"-Julln ~ evidently ,,e,rrn,In.
cd not to be outdtne BY Anna DEcktnsun.
The Detroit Frrc Iorcss. In beginnfur a,
editorial on tho Nuw l}asun tragedy. rcna,t.
TINT "tao ti9,lrn Ut Jenny Crn1i,er iytuu IN H..
wet sauds Uf Nuw liAveu hnrhur was fa,utllar n
| scores Of rcnplo ln that city," Il looks \.
| though aiiothor cnlleEo gr,ltrato bud cooIe,rad
himself OIL Journalism.
| Strn3f1nR Into u temperance meeting III.
other night was HItEuss Ut an unforiI,na,s
blundcr Nrtslng from this very iack OF t,et
.Eu1nu good ulstur hnl tccn spsaklng land won,
dcrfully well ntuut tho terrible results Of drink
| as shu took her scat a synpAthIzIrg brot.r
| possessed ct strung lungs tbus ab0lnInable tase
stnrtcd III strntorian tones, "Fil1 inc Sos!a
THO u,lcot was cicctric.-trum "Ohto Rtttu,.
ctstces," by ua|s.etd, u.
, 1881-08-24

Or 3laI. Daniel, tll8 Bourbon candidate for
Governor Of Virginia, the 0rcansboro IN. C,l
North State says that ho "ls the sumo nun who
,ualo speech In tho court.laouse IN 0reens"
boro last year, and alvlseI tho young ladies 10
ostraclse all yuunx Republicans. Ho said;
'Dou't Ro 10 church with thetn. don't walk on
tlo strseL with tI'oms don't 20 rad'nR With tha1n'
dt, uot be scen IN any pub!!o plAco With than;
they are not TT 'assocIatcs tor you.'" 1t looks
now gu II this Dnnlel vii! coulo u Judgment, and
thut the nealjustsr lions and black bcars will
make meal ut hltn.
, 1881-08-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

Des a1oines tla.) Rcqis'cr: Public conh
leuco will be greater huroafter In that gruf
kind of doctors who know no distinction Of per-
Sons when caso of surgery Is presented 10
them. Too much sympathy is had thing In a
surgeon. When Sir Robert Peel died It wal eald
thAt II ho had been a common labottT eno ~
been taken o hospt % Ky w9nu 1.nre ,sn ass
chance. Nanolenn understood this. and whsn
h. wife ws " BE- sSa to %od Ia neaas
Wumhn."
LII regard to tho cattle prospects f9r nc1t
your, a correspondent Of tue Ttfaa Llpt'S'*
JuHunat, writing from Ban Antonlo. says; "1ne
market for cnttlo fDr next years drive u ALREADY
open, which 10 ut icast two months earlier toao
usuul. Buyers aro On tho alcrt aud are ANXIOUS
to find parties willing to contract cast!e 70 o.
delivered next sprtng. Southwest Ie1S., ~
6t sbe u.K ysar i Viii not BE- a6o 10 e
pete with AiidlIlo West Toxas In numoe1s Ioa
truth !s, the cutie supply Of Southwest Isiesn
nsaFy st yox exeasf sna for tner s"ppc
Providence tR. u Journal: That vas
very singular condition to the lust oeaues. "
$4,000 to vassar College by tho late Mattao"
yassas, that It's incomo ehould be applied to tos
maintenance Of Professorsips of Naturalseeaeeo,
,lt.d the Languages, provided that they saoupa
nuvor be tilIcd bY women, In which case 'as
money should 20 to tho payment VI tne s'u
debt. And this Ia q college devoted 10 o'sass
e9uentcf ~ ~ nrwa ;o eouas Of no sfaduates
ot lh9 n'ae eo9aess ,t p. ~ t,IrcI n Wilt uss hs
hGy' scyr IT, E aF ~ W1ne! il hoy aro at tup
=, .s III ~ mixing my peuc.lcai ap"
peauon of J. 1hes aat1 n1y as snheF0 Wheh would
and aro eut tfo 70 an9 o vosx NIX apprurrlale md
pe stHipntoeu nts y, ~ X w n,,in1c- A'e''
st. pa,,l Ptoncer-Prcss {Rep.): To d cor
rasnard.nt, NJ h +, mt true TINT tho AInnes
te"punueass w. ~. a. ,,nro Is.,,od or that Ito
sota stato ratlrfad banas Wcro 'ssaou ,..,,s va
Loan amendment authorizing tae's .s',r ,.,ty
, 1881-08-24

A CITY afternoon paper starts oil grain
article III thls way' "a Bud Day for tho nears.-
The nulls on 'chuGxe G!va Them Another
8aucese aud Mako Them PIN 1u' Lively" 1t
bud previously bean gcneral1y supposed taat tho
"pu!ls" Rorcd and tossed the "bcars." aud tho
bears Rugged and scratched tho bulls Iovlaes
have usuully bsou eatexoTFed ~ booking and
believing beasts, aud ursus III 4 growing, sauoex-
lar uulmlle which IL fond of whostleheFFles aud
will hCnGV.
, 1881-08-24

TIE raleigh Joug7las now figures out q
majority In North Carolina for anst- Prohibition
OF ll5,aso. .Fpur counties voted tor Prohibition
In a vote cf atont 20 Tho TaEheels evtdcptly
don't Wish 70 bc buildozod Into seetotellsm, OF
rullared By Constable when thoy step UP 10
y take kuth'lu'.nI =.
, 1881-08-24

THE rr1caen rH1Dt:SE haa tnhl!ehed branch
olrcs for tho rceuIpt OF subscriptions nnd Advnrso~
nlcnta as f1l1o1a. ...-.'
NEW yUllK-lloo1n 2, Tribune building. FIT. Nc
FANDEx, Manager. .. 49,.
ULAHtiUw, eco.lnnd-Allan's American NnHs
Agency, Il Kcnno1d-at- a..
LONDON. En9-Amet!cnn Exchange ~ etfana
HENRY +. uftLEa, Agent
WASHINGTON. II. E.-l3l9 r Rtreet.
, 1881-08-24

key? wn havn M kuowlcdgo Of anv. ,r,u.-
tho nnrsli eftlu belong tn Ans,rEu nn,,A"s A"so dn
l.usa, and tInso MI tho sptllh Of ,hn. ,ha' " snd
scrvl,. .n'i iIIKArir1. Thu enl,Ic nm saa'a Nef ID
to knew TINT tic Turks .,uvu hrcn ,lriY.sm mt
pf tho balkan stountn!ns. ~" south
, 1881-08-24

tHe psoarcet VI "as Aeeo'e'' 10 fS'1 P "a ~
tiecd; doief!css LUG SURGEONS NJ ies.." ~
but as thoy to INT ccfta'h'y kno" '''''. Nv
will die they reffn'h from photls'ilns s.lc'' y"
cd'ct, aua continue 70 oatt'e VIII "'"' 'AoA
life.
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o'"se w il.s.n' .,' o,' .''.',,s .has, ,,ns
aecsess" u"l's ...u ~. w. M t,so,sat,, of
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aoo"'' W" " 'nsSo ., ,,,.'.,,, "a ",.,s vtno,
o. s"ceess'o.' w. wv ,,a.a.,, r'r.s,aut
!,!esaet1 Arthur Mo"n. vs:o ,s.,a,.,.n n,,,,o,,
Inc s"ccsssloi' "''t. WV ~" j., nan,, ,,,nr,
.Ae t'es'',s"e ". -. as .,.,' s',s",.,r ,f I'm
w Nv o"e" 9''.' ,,s.".,,.Hs 49, u.,t ,,,nro IL
llouso VI ,.cp,sseu'"s" , r.. u".,a.'' 49,
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ms pesi steo'en ,,s"sx, f,.,r,,itr,r
"'sHpctteu .ss'ss.. e. .so.,.. H., 1rf,.rr,st.
a''1 ~. il','. e.o as.' ~. sta,. T., ,r.nr
ue'.' t',,se" ,, ~ '"s"so .., 40 ~ t,,n .S,o.o
."a. na.,, T.. s,'.aa,,, r T. IL, hn,I lime
eo""1 w. ."one' .t. ~, -" .o.,,,, .,v,,,II
so ~ t'!al t..et e ,,.s..., 11",,a,
.n''e ueo' '''o e's1. t..' .,,.n. ~ ..,o 1,rosi.
t"o "eee'a''t =. >s" .'..' s,,.,.., ,.e,,,,,, Il,
ue'sS ~" ~ - IL '...,. ,,a,., t,,o ,,f,{eo IT
NV .,c's " ,.,'. "a "" s..t.,o, for a va.
i4ce't1"S ",."o"* ~, ~, ,'.,"t
e''4es ul''n SonA s,.,t ,,,' .,o,,o,, 1, ox,ro
~ e"se Ss'nsaesa s,an ~, ,,,,i,,. savs,,,
next winter, there will be MI unusual cnl-
barrassutrnt In determining tho Presidential
succession, Both tho Senate anu thu 4iouse
| will be confronted with the fnct that when ,
they elect their presiding officers they will
c1,uose n m,ss!ble President. This clrctllt,-
stance will Kiye grenter weight to their elec-
,,on thun Il would l,ayu ordinarily, nttl tic
strife between tho PARTIES Will naturally be
increased thereby. 1t ttas already been s'lg-
ecstcd that the DcnIncr,ts, WHO Ind II niajor-
i,y In thu Sc,ato ut the time Of Its adiourll-
meut, may reluiu contrul of .lmt body By W.
cludinr Messrs. t4lpnm and Miller. Se,utors-
efeet from New York. ut Ieast until President
;,ro tc,n, sllu,, have beu,, c[lospr,. Ono Demo-
rratic Standardized; of Kcntucky-has re-
pudiatc,l. this sc!,cu,r, lIe is reported as
saving that "tlluy ftlo Now York Scnntora-
c,rct1 wouttl co,,o witt, prl,u1 fttclc evidence
or tneir cieetipu, and / don't sec how they
cnn l,e refused tlleir scuty,'' There Is, reasun
to ,n,tay, Tint Senator Luck ui,tt snlnc of tho
other Democratic Seuutols would refuse
their assent 10 tho proposed conspiracy to
srtzc tho Presidential succession for tho
Drmocruttc party by Suc tlfsreputablo
! means. At tho saulu time, tic admission Ut
! lila two Selaturs.clrct from Nav York
| woufd make II tic vote OH tho sume division
of ,nrt;cs that prevailed during tho
last Yrss,ou.-t;nn. Mahunp voting with
tIn t,.,,,,,it,,,,. ,,7,t lu,rr. nuv[s
nil, ,hn no,,,ncro,s ,rhjs ,yu,,tr fur.
t n,., az t,,nnrtnmItv f,,r nj, imletln1t
r ~ ,, .,,. ,,I ,,.+ .a,a,,ul,,,
, 1881-08-24

A GABLE 1lapateAbaya'
Ii, the Turkish provinces on tho Danube the
wheat harvest wy Ie nlsa!0m aia re R dye Rooo
titY, bllt bad IN quality. oats very much above
the average.
What pxqytucee on tho Danube belong to Tut.
, 1881-08-24
pOSTA1 l..

Entered at Tia fo.t.omts 1T Chfraaa ILL.,. ~ sttond'
CHaas Matter.
For tho bcncnt Of MIR patrons who desire 70 sono
e,Fto copies ut The TnIistSE through Inc thhi' No
s.yr hcrpwlth lhc &rnnstnnt rate ut rostaxcs
Fnrtfga ami DoMksft. Ikr Copv'
Flight and Twelve 1'axs Fnper'..'.s''..t'1 is G1ns'
, 1881-08-24
AAluSEA1ES

AIcVlch<r's Theatre.
A.ndtfor ttroct. hntwcnn State ana n0atoofn'
n'rbe Wofld.s Afternoon and evening.
, 1881-08-24
AN old soldier writes tho following letter

AN old soldier writes tho following letter
to Now York paper:
NEWARK. N, j., Aug. K.-stn: l havo Just
tho uttuck Ut the huund Gulteuu on hts keeper.
and. ~ An old sohl!er u tie ra1k and tile. ntn
thUi,tfcrstruckl Whnt kind Of d n11tu Ii this
MetjiIif i0w could liz ever nitow such uhanee
to. iI,i,nortMlixo himself to ~ by5 do not ex-
uKKerntu Qua !ntH WHEN say TINT there 9rG one
hundred thousand old yatcrlns whO would gladly
hHyu given IN Gyo or nN Rftn to huvt hau snuh
d faIr legal ohanc0 to hAvo riddles! tho oFaaturo
through md through; aye! nha lecture an} Car,
hIt hlni III p[gcsa only btH unulIgh 10 butt cAt~
tIsn hook. bhAmo III such guard.
r. G, ltOEAUCK,
Ex.nrIYatp Of Eleventh unll0d Htnt0S intAntEy.
, 1881-08-24

Ex.SunoEoS-{sE HAMMOND, who Is
now otxagou In private practice In Nuw York,
hnd something to say not long aYo concerning
tho surgical treatment Of tho Presidents caso,
at,d hls action In this mnstcr was severely oEt-
iulscd by tho New York tVur'd. DR.. Hammond
bus now turned bis attention to tho odltor of
TINT paper, and says that tho oauso of tho
}Eprid's hostility towards him Ia tho fact that
"bc refused to ans longer invite 3fr. william
Henry Ifurlhurt to any moro dnnors ut Ills rcsI.
deuuo." This IL how tho reporter Btates It. nr..
Hammond also said that III l1uriburt continues
hla attacks, he will givo tho public tho reasons
why ho refused to haye him ut his dEuncrs any
mnru." Tho friends or tho editor Of tho fPpgs1
awnit bis roply with soln0 anxiety.
, 1881-08-24

GrNnN CFtfnsIN6tkfts -
Clark strcei. oprosl new rnurt-llpnso. Engaae'
mont Of the Unton-S9uare 7'hcntre Company. Dah'
lot Kochat" A.tornuon md evening.
, 1881-08-24

0fynVfc ThCRtFe. ~
Clark ttreet. be' wcen f.ake md Handoph. En9nea'
acnt Of Verncr's Irish Dramatic Company. "E7'c'
Hon." AftarnaNn nnd evening.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Harm, Garden, aAd House.
hold.

The London Live Stock Journal says
shat it is beginning to BE- found out at
London that over.big horses are non
desirable. When the city corporation
started to do its own scavengering in
stead Of contracting for it, they select
ell all the giants they could get, sew
.eateen hands being preferred. The
mistake has been found out, and six
teen hands is now the favored height.
Those, it is claimed, can do more work,
are less subject to rearing, and are al
together more healthy
Germany annually consumes 7,Soo.-
900 tons Of rye, the staple food OF the
working classes being rye bread. The
annual rye crop is 100000 tons, but
this yesr it ia only 100000 tens, so
that the country must import 2,loo.'
900 tons, costing 357.000,ooo marks,
$3.50, 100000. The import dates on
this rye are 2l,000,000 marks, or So
NOO,OOO-a direct tax on the nccsssa-
ries Of life of tho poorest people. The
100000 tons produced at home are
also proportionatvly enhsncedin price.
One Of the greatest difficulties in
keeping sheep arises from the attacks
Of the liver huks. Upon wet lands
and in very wet sessous che danger 10
greatly increased. The past year has
seen the English focks reduced at least
one-ionrth by this destructive para.
site. Only one known breed is proof
against this pest Of marsh pastures and
low lands. This is the RouneyMarsh
sheep, and it is curious that none Of
oar speculative breeders have as yet
made this sheep fashionable. Its val
no ia BOT only in its adaptation to low
lands, but it yields excellent mutton,
AND q fleece greatly in demand for 100.
hair and other lustrous fsbricks.
A seysre cold can be soonest cured
by remaining within doors, in a warm
room and near the FIRE. until all signs
Of it have disappeared. Then care
should he taken to prevent relapse
by having the feet warmly clad, and
the whole body, and particularly the
chest and the back of the neck, well
protected when going out.
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Thread from Wood.

The manufacture Of thread from
wood for crochet and sewing purposes
has, it is said, recently been started at
the A by Gotten Mill, uearthe town OF
Norrkop;ng, il the middle 81 Sweden.
The maauiacture has arrived at such
. state OF perfection that 10 can pro-
duce, Ct a much lower price, thread OF
as fne ssality as '>Clark's," and has
from this circumstance been called
thread "a Ia Clarke" It is wound 10
balls by machinery. either by hand or
steam which, with the labelling, takes
one minute twelve seconds, and the
balls are packed up in cardbo1 boxes,
generally ten in box. Plenty Of or
dcrs from all par.s of Sweden have
c o,ne in, but as the works are not yet
in proper order there nas hardly been
tune 10 complete them AZ. The pro-
dac.ion gives fair promise OF sacesss,
and !. is expected to be very impor.
tant for home consumption.
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CHARCOAL FOE FowUs-There is
one thing which nature does not sup.
ply, and which civilization renders
quite necessaryto fowls, 1t is char
coal. Charcoal made o! wood does
not answer the purpose; it has no taste
o: food, it is not attractive to towls,
and il seldom eeten. But if any one
will put an car of ripe corn, into the
fire until the grains are we'll chsrrsd,
aid then shell OF tho corn and throw
Ito the flock be will see an eageru ass
developed and healthy constitution
brought about, which will make de.
cidel Improvement. All pale combs
vii. become a bright red. the busy
song which precsdes laying will be
heard, and tie average yield Of eggs
greatly increased.
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Fits Epilepsy,
OR
Tnl7illO Sickness.

Permanently Curcd-no hun,bug-ty one
months usage of DR.. Goularfs Celebrated
Intalhble FIJI Powders. To convince sui-
fcrprs tina, these powders will do all we
claim for them we will send them by mail
post paid. free Trial box. AS DIR. Gou
lard is the only physician that has ever
made this disease special study, and AS
TO our Knowledge thousands lave been
permanently cured Ivy Tie useo these
Powders, we will guarantee permanent
cnre in every case, refund you ak money
expended All sufferers sh"n give these
Powders an early trial, and be convinced
of their curative p"" crs
Price, for large box, $3.C0. or 4 boxes
for $40 90, sent by mail to any part OF tho
lInitd States or Canada on receipt OF
nrce or bv express G.. o. ID. Address
ASH IL ROBBINS,
$50 FULTON STREET, BRooELYN, NJ y
Dec ",
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Furnished at rea-nnsb!e terms, Thauks
for past patronage sad hope to rrcsivs a
liberal continuance 0. the same.
Very truly -
Feb3,ly Ncrth Canrch St.
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Hsw milk for twenty minutes or So
then simmer up in it for minute a
couple Of laurel leaves, or little lem
on rind, also lump sugar to taste. ad-
ding drop or two ofau essence whose
flavor you desire. Take of the Ere
and stir till we'll dissolved, then pour
into your mould through muslin.
Serve when cold with chocolate creams
round.
Buy preserved peaches and stew
them for fifteen minutes in their own
Juice, with the addition Of little sug.
or. Shake up in glass dish.
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HIM m Yourselves by making money
Tiki when golden chance is offered.
HILL thereby always keoLing poverty
from yo,ir door. Those who always take
advantage Of the good chances Tor making
money that are offered, generally Ecomc
wealthy, while those who do not 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
10 the work. or only yonr spare moments.
Full information and all that is needed
ecnt free, Address AIlNS0N ~ CO.
Dec. lGl.v Portland, NalLo
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Cons,sa ,'ptiOrn
Positively Cured.

All sufscrera from this disease that gro
40 x!cua TO De cured should try Or. kiss-
ncr's Celebrated Consuznntive Powders.
These powdcra are The only prrparaticn
known thai Will CURE Consumption and I'LL
diseases Of me Throat and Lungs indeed,
- ssYong is our faith In them, and also Il"
convince you that they are NO humhu-,
we will forward to every sufferer bY mail,
pos, p'iA, n free Trial Box,
We don't want your money unit! yho
are perfectly satisfied of their curatiy"
powers II your life is worth saving. don't
delay in giving these Powders Il trial, as
they will surely clre yon.
Price. for large box. 1900 sent 10 any
part of the United States or Canada, by
inail. on receipt Of price.
Address,
ASH & ROBBINS.
36D FULTON STREET, DEooELrH. y. Y.
Dee. l-y.
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Domestic Hints.

4 very simple remedv--and SAID to,
De eEective--to rid canary birds OF
mites, is to place clean white cloth
ever the cage at night The rersnln
will leave the bird and gather upon
The cloth. They are pesy small, red
and saarcsly discernibls with the ma
ked eye.
SALAD or LIMA Br1ws Put some
Lima bsans, potatoes and beets Gall
i ,iled teudcr) on ice, and a short time
before serving cut ths potatoes and
Daets into rather thin slices, add TIE
leans and dress with oil, pepper, salt
and vinegar. Garnish with few wa.
ter.cresses.
YEAST BREAD.--To three quarts
water add one teacupful OF yeast, stir
;nto enough sisteo -four 10 make stiff
batter; do this in tn. evening and set
10 warm place. In the morning mix
stiff, i. vii! soon rise, then mold out
into the tius. 70 certain Erae can DO
given 70, the tine Of rising, Us that
depends on the temperature.
HOMEMADE YEAST. One pint Of
mashed potatoes, with the water they
were boiled 10, one cuptul o! sugar,
one cupful Of salt, one cupful OF -four.
one curful Of strong hop tea; add four
quarts Of boiling water; when cool add
one pint OF bakers or other yeast, let
j. stand aud work twenty -four hours;
then akin, strain and put in a Jug.
VANILLA CHEAx.--Boil half q stick
Of vanilla in quarter OF a pound OF
new milk until highly favored, sweet.
ell with white sugar, dissolve an ounce
Of is;nglass in a pint Of water, mix
with tho vanilla milk and add over Z
pint Of good thick cream, stir until
nearly cold, and pour into mould
previously dipped in cold water.
SplNNAGE.-Cut of stalks, wash
we'll, place in saucepan with very little
warm water, add little salt, and boil
quickly. Chop very fine when dons
and add piece Of butter. pepper and
eal.. Shake up again in pan, and dish
up With poachsd eggs on top if you
like.
STEAMED RlcE.-Put rice (hayine
washed iD in pau with warm water,
,tand aside, let the water be soaked
-, and add again and again till rice
: on,te done. Now shake with small!
p.eco Of butter and send to table. This
ce should replace the rather inditer.
.-t potatoes we have now.
WHITE JELLY.-Buy Swinborne s
ingIass Gelatin. Soak Lalf Of a
.bree pint rackc. vita t"o r'n!s Q.
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ASSESSMENTS THE FIRST DIVISION
Tn. above certificates and the assessments "l DC IN
viii Inc proportion ~emY PER
wbe placed the sHno and e 70
en- the First Division mcaber' advance
In
Second div from the II years and
shall REQUIRED fee 50 cehcs
any one
ment on certificate shall 10 placed to tue c"eui or nncy
the expense uha
BENEFICIAL AND EXEMPT OF THE SECOND DIVISION
u,rs M Division become from Ia on
a tue date Of thsic certhcae
Apv ucber remaining unmarried Eye Years are,
srn previously and death
% he " their heirs legal within SC after te
of aoresaid Five Years
'p"A"'A " ~ RESTRICTION.
Three certificates vii be allowed no on a
CAM n. e ncant tho certificate nsdc rl
bcl Of pareut relation or TREND
CHANGE RESIDENCE
, o,,rro ,hc,r most oa.cc address Immediately give
ri sucb cnnre with the oca enable
be sent them soy Hs r ;fc Ssion and
OF heT c"nc
das" cotxxcr,oy OF ASSESSMENTS AND ANNUAL DUES
No agent authorized collect annual cues M
yp upon presentation signed ny the secretary On inc essoc
@ paid the association with
thirty DAYS after certificates Of the deutmg members ha DC
Ito of members stating when assess
monts shall be deemed sufficient nou M ,e oce
and assessments must DC p"u 'o"o s''''"''
ana oe u w o trits his d
accrued u, and alter 'oe'u ono ~
Died, provided such member Is still unmarried
RATES.
carrying ccra or more 'oa ToU or 4icoo
pay and ann .n a"oS on '' V
nerJ carried but ccrthLtcM slo'o.
ACTUAL AMOUNT OF RELIEF
II ~ rr. Dvi if ali the equal number would re
onrc FOO members each Of certificate $1,000 mat
Ia wilt require 1000 n'"'fs' 10 ""s race CT ''
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-12

hAn Outfit furnished free, with full in
NH s'rlc,ions for conducting tho most
WV profitable business TINT anyone caE
engage in. The business is so easy tc1
learn, and our instructions are so slmpieI
andp'ain, that any one can make great
profits from the very ssaN. NO cue can
fail who's wiling to work. Women nrs
as successful MS men Bows and girls tan
earn large SUM. Many have made at the
business over one l,un,l,cd dollars in a sin
gle week. Nothing like II ever known leI
lore All who engage are surprised at tl,tI
ease and rapiU,y with which they arc any
ia make MONEY You can engage in INF
iusincss during your spare time at grea'
nof.. You do not have to invest '"P.a
it We take al! the risk. Those wit
accd READY money, should write to us
,nc8 All furnished free Address
4 TRUE " CO., Augusta, Mai r.
d,cc. .al y.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-12
SPECIAL ATTENTION

Given 10 al Kinds Of Cemetery NSrK
suck rs:
MONUMENTS,
HEADSTONES,
TABLETS,
CURLING.
&c.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1881-05-12
CLOSING OUT SALE
Or
$4,000
WORTH OF

~ " "
WORTH OF
Watches, Clocks,
@ilvoNw aUSa
Knives, Forks, Spoons, &c; Baskets, Frt.
ter D;alcs, Casters, Tea Sets, fitting and
other Pitchers, Gob!eta. augs, ETC., etc.
JEW ELKT,
Opera Guard, Vest and Neck Chaina in
solid Go,t and best rolled Plate Gold; Pins
md Far iiiugs, in sets or seEarate: Studf
Sleeve ant Col.sr Buttons;
FINEST STONE CAMEO RINGS
In town; I'D greatest variety Of other AL
nnd pla u .ins,s, Bracelets, Locaa.s, Ctarn'
&C.
GOLD pEN5. PENCILS AND TCOTH
pICKS,
SPECTACLES AND Et T. GLA8SE3
IN continuing tho closing cn< Of :h'
above goods vi sacriSclng pricea,