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Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Nome VulKarities Of dc cd Society.

Asking questions, private and person
al, is one vulgar habit, and telling your
own business, which no one wants TO
hear, is another. Asking the cost OF
a presert that has been made to you;
"pu,nping" servant to hear what la,
been given by way Of parting vail; loud
talking in public; hard staring a! table;
ins lent disresrect to husband, "l1e'
sister, or brother; showing temper III
triHes and making scenes i'll publlc;
sb owing enbdrro sS,ng amount 0l Ionu-
ness and making love III puol'c; covert
sn., ~, of which people can see Ihe ~ l.
mus if they do not understand the drift;
perSis mt eg0tiSm " hlch ,alkS 1oieVtr
of itself and Oniy it Ian cannot even
feipn the most passing lnietest III anotl-
er: Il traction Of frienJs and it may be
of lpl.tiOls-a husband telling MS
witt's unpleasantne's wife complaln-
ing Of her husband faults; the bold as
sumption OF superiority, and the ser
vile cpu',4ion otinti nte unW ,rtain ess
all these are signS aud evidences OF
yul garil! --yn,garltS ora TAR worse type
than t.!at which eals its fish with
steel knife, and says you was ana
teach o! the men were.' In flct, true
vuIrarity re yes itself into that ceL-
ira; p,iuI OF evil scltishuess. The un-
sel ,.rh can never he really vulgar
They NAV bp uncOuta, but they cannot
be more; while the ho+ tnp-d'ess,hg ol
m tanners to be found in the world can
not make the substance refined, where
that one foul cAnkrr of egotls'n ana
ind, ference to others, lies at the heart
of things. The Queen. /
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
COnhuulDliOu.

Registrar Frazer states that the num-
ber of deaths in this city, from the lst
of last January to the 24th Of the pres
eut mouth was 1929, of which l9oor one
seventh, were eau ed BY consumption.
This shows the fearful ra,aGes ol that
terrible disease, and yet it does not
~, III to cause any alarm, or induce
those exposed to It's at acks 10 adopt
any preventive meas .. One reason
for this seeming apathy is the III con-
sciousuess OF danger; person contracts
a severe cold, and is troubled with a
racking cough, they use some simple
remedy, and the cough leaves them for
a time, but returns in short time with
even a greater violence; then follows
the night sweats, the sleepless nights,
the variable appetite, aud all the otner
symptoms, possibly by this time the
ratient becomes alarmed, and for the
first tin. consul,s physician; but the
chances are that even then 1t is too late
and his case is hopeless Consumption
is the most insidous of all diseases, and
upon the slightest symptom, every
means should be adapted to cheek II,
the more especially if it is HEREDITARY
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Halliday Presents.

Ladies, misses and children's fursl
fancy carriage robes, fur trimming py
the ward, fur mutilers, seal skin caps,
seal turbans, ladies fur collars, silk,
a naca, mohair and gingham umbrellas
in fancy and natural wood handle.
cbildren's school umbrellas, ebony
canes gold mounted, ebony canes with
ivory handles, hats and caps. Lowest
pricss. Rumford Bros, 404 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Prince and Pauper,

We have received from the publish
ers, Bliss e. Co., Newark, N. D., copy
of Mark Taain's new book entitled
Prince and Pauper" which is obtain
in, an immense run on account OF us
originality and correct descri ption OF OF
French life, The main incidents are
exciting in the highest degree ana
clothed with the earne.tness OF tru'h
which il always stronger and stranger
than fiction. The book which is very
handsomely bound and printed on hne
straw tinted paper cannct taii 10 0e ap'
preCiated.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
DHILADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AMI
JIG BALTIMORE kAJLROAU.

pHlLADELrulA, WILMINGTON AMI
L BALTIMORE kAJlAROAU.
dec. l8, 1881
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate Sta
tons, 100, S.lO 9l0, 1880, M, 23O, 100, 7C0,
Phifadelphia (Express) $50, 800, cts
.. m, 1915, 9.66 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 2.C2, PIG, o.so
100 s66 II. SO a. m, ,*l24l, 2.o3,t.47 sJS p. n.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations IL IL
'.S's u. m. does not stop be ween Wilmington
and Perry, lille, b04 p. IN.
PerTyyille and intermediate static rs 6.Ob
p. IL.
Baltimore and bay Line, o.bop. m.
Baltimore and Washington, lZ.bl,. l.T <.o1
1855, s3S a. m., 1853, .l.04, $50, 1851 p. IN.
Trains for delaware Division lcave for:
New Castle. 9.3b a. IN, LOS, 5.2hp
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, e.35
.. H., LOS, a.25 Pm.
Dslnar and intermediate Stations 0.ss
M, l. 4. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate sstatior s,
$40 a. M, 800, 73O, l0.oOp IN.
Phladelphia and Eew York, 20a, 2.2S .. d.
6.47, 6.Ss p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2bl, l37, A.07
30 q. M: lO.tl p. III.
For further information passengers are 70
.r-si to the time tables posted at the depot.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited eX press
vi 90 which ex ra are is charged
+ RANK iHDMPSUN, J, X. WOOD,
Gen'l Manager. 9en'l Pass. hg..
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
DR.. sI,nms, vegetable Liver Pills.

The perfection of pills; Mankind's favorite
Pills. isuyar cOated) Now endors, ID by thou
saods They move the bo Eels easily by acting
direc ly on the liver. restore the lost enetgies
BY prom oting the healthy action Of the liver;
in doirg this headaehe, peural ga, pains 10
the ,igtt or eft Of O. through the limbs,
Indigestion co tveness 81 X stomach. weax
back d,Hiness. bad feelings through the
body. aching limbs blijusness, ,ague. general
W, akness ano other bodily innrmitss are
cured Thew positively operate without grip
wing, sick ntng, Weakening, or lea' ing The
bowels costive A spienoic easy purgative
and perfect liver cure. rs cents; family
boxes {six in one, 81, sent by mail. sod by
ali leading mcdicir dealers Main depot,
Fourth and King st Gets, Wilmington DEL;
Philadelphia depot, 60z Arch street, Johnson
HOlluwag Il Go. nov2I u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
FOR SALE.
sALE CHEAP.

is,m mile ii west Of Centreviiie' on a,,,ns tns
SSsnnstt sausps snn%s IN aO, good odei; lawn, and
house VI II foSS trees in frant Of residen e;
%rs and hsdss hsishIy nI improved, excellent build
The land - n,;nu n,x house, we'll satered, every
ngs, good sPs,I ar running through it. A No.
ned has Wal wa all the conveniencss neces ary
o,chsrd, INV nv residence. viii be sold cheap
snd o1 ea'' THuMAj X. LAl.Lf,
6O3 Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
HEAL'}HIp WEALTH!

Dr.E.C. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: specific for Hystoria, Dizziness,
(,onrulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental De-
preston, Loss of Memory, Sp rim atorrhea,
Imp tency, Inv lunt4ry Emissions, frema-
,huse. or over lndulgence, which lsads to
misery, decay nd death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contlins one mCnth's 3
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxes
Tor ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid oa re-
csipt Of price. We guarantee six boxes tc
cure any case. With each ordet received oy
US for six boxes, accompanied WIN nVe uoi.
guarantee to return the money II the treat
ment does not effect q cure. Guarantees
issuec Only by N b. DanfOrth. Druggist
Cor End and Market streets, Wilmington,
Dei.-SOle agent. noV2o-d@W
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
1vILING AT COST.

y o,ose business, a large lot of children 8
10 y,1, Irs.ses, SC. a large lot Of und erwear
Goats auo no'n make for mon, women and child
Of oat V%" ~, Of dolls. DR. essed or undressed, BE-
Iea' Sa.,. also other holiday goods zepnyr
low ,',', Also 10 nestle sewiax machshes'
s,ol,MNr s.,y nev MRS. l.. W. SIOCkLE1.
nearI! ns"' llg Market street.
dtclN -------
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

r,v SALE. EIGHT TWO'SlORf
x houses ani one store, Fourteenth anu
S,,nut street. Inquire OF ,y
"A'A" ROBERT MCCAuLLEI,
,ovh,, No z W est Tonth street,
u' or GEO, MoUAULuEI,
on tho promises.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

EnE SALE.-THE THREE STORY
y brick house i0b W. Seventh reet;des'r
,ble ss residence or place OF blsInessm"dcrh
IN yroyements, Apply on the PREMISES
dec24Stt
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

yaOR RENT IN DESlRABLE LDCA-
n ton. d suite of rooms suitable tor house
keeping or for parties boarding out, supplied
via gas, h air, boz and cold water. bath,
u. Address Al NJ" REPUBLICAN, office.
decl3tf
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

,os SALE AT "A BARfAlN.--flVE
yons nav and complete Remington Sewing
S.si@nes @ at hall price. Tn $50 mae mines are
in'nia in construction, durable and chesp.
w '''u J.P. DOUiHTEN,
a,, 40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

,,,K sALE,--JUSr ARRIVED AND
4 for sale, lot OF ..
"sWELL BODY on TIERS"
,,bo latest STYLES. Now is tho time 70 pur'
-" ,ssso 80 as 10 yet them at reasonable prices
~"s" ~aSIatt W. Y. WAn.'Ek.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

.IOR RENT.-25 ACRES OF GOOD
= MARSH, near the Pulp works: apply
b. SAMUEL. CULBERI,
decy3u t0O Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

YNOR RE,NT.-FnR FOUR MONTHS OR
10 gera furnished house of Il rooms In
sgoon Ice tion, nicely fGrni shed and house
in O3d order HEAiID X w.
dsc235,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
LEMON & CO.,
CasDY MANUFACTURERS, CAKE
AND s,ACUlr BAkERS.

Having leased the Rouse and prams s. 83l
Markc, reef an fitted 1t up ia tne nest
elegant manner possible for their business,
mot respectfully cal he atte ton of our Cit
liens 10 their very .a,ge and ns Orted stock,
prepared especially iot the no idays. consist.
ing in par ~ Glnze1 fruits, Fine E0as' ed
Jordan Almonds Hon lions, .laramels, Mixed
candy ard an0y TOYS which vary in Drice
from Ii cents to one dollar per round. Sun
day SC! ools ani parties supplied at Wholesale
rates. We have laiu il. lar, stock OF Raj.
sins ard Nuts, all NV crop, which we Will
Giapose Lf at small adv nce. Give US call
and be 'onv' IL red that we hi ethe oest goods
in our line at the cheapest rates, considering
their quality. in this c.ty. Mixed Candy 10
cts. per pound, Candy Toys 1octs DIR pound,
I1%b boxes ! igs 25cts, Valenci' Rails ms .2cts,
'rangs, Il and 26cts a., Lemons l2cts doz.
s3I Market street, above Eighth.
dec23.st
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
,s,l,E A BARGAIN !!

Z of 20 acres In Christiana Hun IT a :
arm n sonth of Greenvillc stiuon' apa
tsIfa ihlle ,, so Wilmington. 1t hasa vel
tSO miles snSs itS rooms, commanding q goot
Bng house house. u nelawsre river; barn, s!a6ling
'n1 'as improved well W'sTsi s,h Iol 10 @
Solihern Inpi Iirppai station. vii. be sold cheap
Fdk o. tn nwnsr watts to give up farming
q tnS ,ow VI and terms mad to suit pure, aSor.
Fri'e ap, Appy to THOMAS a,, r. +; haLLa L !, s,r.s,
dec23 II - -
--,-lH-E-SIX NEW TWO SToaY
NOh sn hnnses. No. 1901, 1893, 1906, 1907,
7 Or pr''I IslI West street. three on Ihlr,
1909 ana d,nvs ,p west: one at 9lo west Second
S,s vsn,h At lllI West Third street. lne.e
iIreet' nave ~ all the late impros sements.
buses h"' J. ii. AJAX N,
Term. eas!' go West second street.
rclI ltn0 "
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

-IORSESl HORSES 's[N
501stantly on hand at the Staples OF n. NJ NJ
glsson, on French street beioH second; ~
Il fam and driving horses. mSfl'u u
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

v,OR SALE.-1HE STOCK AND FIX
L lures OF grocery store, one OF the best
T.nl, in the city; address "Grocer, 'RaruB
,w,y otice. dec23 ST.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

VXYANTED-A SECOND HAND THREB
w horse power engine; IL feet shaiting,
one fifteenth. siXt entn inches In diameter
ADDRESS II hEPuBLICAN Otti 80. dec23-3t
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

VNOR RENT. SIX NEW ROOM ED
= houses, at Tenth ami Scott dtreets slo
Der month HEALD Y 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

JN)RSALE.-A 10 HORSE PD YER EN-
Il gine and u prlght boiler:
- ". Y. WARNER,
dpce2tf Marylan1 ave. and Beach 1t.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
WANTEE.

WYANTED.- ARDERS. PLEASANT
" sec0nd-story front room, with heat
a4d gas, slitao.e Tor gentleman and w!fo or
s4yle gentleman. Also table bOarders. Ap
ply at oil Tatnall street. de~2!-lm
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27

YNp SALE.-ON EASY TERMS, STORE
n.sgu r. ]. BENNETT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02

TINE TO Sow CLOVER There can be
no Iron-clad rule for sowing clover seed.
We have sown in February, March,
April aud May, and in July, when laying
by corn, and we have good success in all
these months, except in July. Unless
the fall il more than ordinarily damp,
clover will not do well sOwn then. Clover
soWn as soon os hnrj freezing is past is
sown at the right time, be it February,
March or April We can not know Ger
talHly when that time il. We have 10 20
By our judgment Clover is easily killed
by freezo just utter it has terminated,
Hence there is danger from carly sowing.
On the other hind, il one always waits
until after the 10th Of April, when freezes
IRE generally past, ne may have ms
clover burnt up in August, especially II
Ao has so%u among wheat OF oats. which
come III the ground later exposing the
tender clover Suddenly h. AN intense
heat. Our experience that clover seed
sowu as early il rhc spring as the ground
viii pglyor.2e nicely under tie hurrua,
viii IeG.o most certain crop We usually
harrow l., grain in carly Aprl, aid SOW
clover and timothy and orchard grass ON
n fresh seed bed, aud have a choice stouo
that WAS never yet burned out We have
sowu in March and February, on the
snow. and seen it go of with n heavy
rain. and the seed was washed away, on
into loss places, and the clover stand was
irregular and most unsatisfactory. We
depend so largely on clover for posture
and change Of crop and rrcupera'on,
that We can lily afford TO make 4 iaiiprs,
We have thought il would Dc II more sure
way to SOW one way lightly in February
on d snow Then about tine first week
in April II the spring seems advanced,
cross SOW it, In Tins case We would use
about two quarts to the acre at each
sowing. There is not much danger Of
seeding 1t too heavily. II one sowing
hit, we have crop, if both hit We have
m extra crop. -- CiucinurH CO,RHicrciU
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
The Putnam Farmers Poison.

There was a man who lived near Put.
nam, Ct, who had fayorite dog, q
Maltese cross cat, aud twenty-uine hens,
with their natural guardians and conSe-
quept byoods and accompanying enc
mics Something nightly invaded this
mans palatial henpery, sucking q few
eggs, aud ate Il tender weetliug little
chicken now aud then. The man ill.,
yestigated The robber was terrible
enemy Of heG.coops, the American =.
C., or The Arctic Polar cat. The man
carefully opened two or three eggs, he
poisoned them with Paris green and
,uycuuine. and laid them on the floor of
the hen-house. At late honr the next
morning he got up and went tu look at u
dead p c, (pOiartS CGthmtcuHL The
first thing he saw was a dead dog, hi,
MyD.te. midway between the house aud
the h.nncry. He wept with grief and
rage. and wondered who could have been
ay u.rm and cruel. The next Thug Ar
,gH i9 hr Curuners linr was dead
Malt. %. s. cat. lie shuddred and
,mi, 81 r.n never tell my wife Of this.
Thou lie found two dead hons. and hi.
heart misgavn Inn. Ie went into the
hrm.ly and counted eleven more QeyG
hens, and then he knew that what the
dlg and cat couldu't eat the hcDs had
finished He picked up six hens TINT
We're just passing Into the gloomy abode
Of the shades Aud while he CRASHED
his teeth aud rehcaIsed little speeches to
himself, he saw something with his
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02

Sol Smith Russell tells the following
story Of lls experience rs an entertainer.
At small Ohio town, where he had
given his performance the previous
night, he met at the depot the following
morning an elderly granger, who, while
he peacefully munchcd huge aud #
'"hncru, inicutly eyed the huuorist aud
Il lily said: "Sny, mister hcut yop the
follow wet gin the show mp to SHOOTS
lluIi last night Yes, replied Russell.
II dld gl-e an entertainments ut Snloots
Hall last night "Wall. Thought Won
was III" chap. I wanted TO toji Won bout
boy OF mine; you ought to have him;
he's just the fellow for your show; hos
the darndest fool | eyor see"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
Whisperiugs for Bachelors.

None but the married man has home
IN his old age; none has friends then but
he; none but he lives and freshens in his
| green old age, amid the affections of wife
| AID children.
There are no tears shed for the old
bachelor: there is no one in whose eye.
lie can see himself reflected, and from
whose lips he can receive the unfailing
! assurances of care and love. No, the
old bachelor may be tolerated for his
money; Lie may eat and drink aud revel
as such do; and he may sicken and die
in hotel or garnet with plenty OF at
PENDANTS about him, like so many
! cormorauIs waiting for their prey; but
where are the moistened eve, and gentle
hand, aud loving lips that ought to re-
aciye his last farewell? He will never
know what it is to be loved, and TO live
and die amid loving circle. He will
90 from tins world, ignorant Of the de-
lights cG the domestic freside, and on
the record, Of humanity his life is noted
"A blink.
MINNIE, who IS 9 years old, was play
ing " keeping house" on the floor Of the
suing-room, when Pet, who is years
old, came in crying. All at once Min
ME said: "Oh, gOody-mo there's the
funniest thing in tho lookinS.glass YOU
ever saw" Pet looked, and saw herself
crying. She made such an ugly face
that she had to laugh, and then both
Minnie and Pet laughed for ten minutes.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
A Tunnel Through Gray's Peak.

The grandest mining enterprise ever
projected in Colorado" is to cut tunnel
at an altitude Of 10, O0)fcet clear through
the backbone OF the American continent
ms you wonld punch a hole through n
potato. The Leadvills paper which
thus begins to tell about the project adds
" The high range of mountains over
which the cold, barren apex Of Gray's
Peak stands in its massive majesty is the
backbone Of the American continent
The Atlantic Pacific tunnel will cut clear
through this ralse, distance of over
26,00O feet, about 4 SO miles, all the
way crossing heavy veins of silver ore.
cutting them ut right angles"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
4 Remarkably Deliberate Suicide.

Hugo Grundci, young Vienncso shop.
man. hcing without employment, heavily
in debt, aud absolutely impccmious.
made mp his mind to enjoy ono hearty
meal and then to quit the world He
therefore betook himself to Hogcrnitz's
restaurant, in the Shottcngnsse. and or
dered sumptuous repast. He spent
nearly two hours at the table. during
which time he consumed golnsch with
dumpIings, dishfnl OF stewcd kidneys,
a hinge black pudding, an entire portion
OF praised beef, four small loavcs, n quart
OF lager beer, and three pints of claret.
When he had finished this meal, he care.
fully folded up his napkin, laid it on the
table beside his empty plate, drew n re.
yolvcr ont Of his breast pocket, and, set
ting the muzzle Of the weapon against
his lett breast, shot himself through the
heart.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
BITS OF IMPORTATION.

THR kaleidoscope was invented by DR..
Brewster about seventy years ago.
Russia owns about one-third Of Asia.
The Scent nickel is composed Of 70
per cent. copper and % per cent nickel.
HARVARD COLLEGE was named for
Rev. John Harvard, who left $500 in his
will rs an endowment.
The word blizzard signifies sud,
den cold snap or wave. 1t originated in
California among the hunters and min
crs Of tho SieIrAs, and 1t ID only there
that the true blizzard" is known. The
change OF temperature ia Immediate, the
mercury dropping from fortyto sixty dc.
grees il few minutes, Il sharp, singing
wind accompanying the intense cold.
IaE first steam vessel that ever
crossed the Atlantic ocean Was the Sa-
Nnuuh, an American vessel sailing TN
der the American flag She started from
Savannah, Ga, for Liverpool, England,
on May %, 1919, being the first pasfage
10y steam ever attempted. She arrived
IN Liverpool On june ~, having con-
sumed her fuel in ten days.
"To POUR oil on the troubled winters,
is proyerbial expression signiiying to
restore peace and harmony where s,rlie
and passion have prevailed. II Is found
ed ou a popular belief that oil will in
stnutly smooth the surface Of the lough-
est sea. This belief is, however crrOue.
9us, Us an experiment made in France
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
Compliment Exchanged,

Says the Cleveland Hrraid. "Thc,
tell of u very cultured divine il
Boston, who, instead of saying, The col
lection will now he taken up, impress.
olvcly remarks: The accumulation OF
money will now ensue.' Perhaps there
Is such man, but he is a poor creature
compared with the Cleveland shepherd
OF souls who says, The dcacons will now
slil around, and the congregation will
enthnse and pass in its chips. ''-Boston
yj.0uscrj,,I
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
tUlUring CaunTirs.

- a bird show in Berlin, GcrmauJ,
green rauarlcs were exhibited. Oilers
were red, light brown and gray The
variations Of cOIrr had been caused by
the daily use Of cayenne pepper in tho
food. The pepper was nj first given in
small quantities, and the birds appeared
to like it, but the feathers soon iell. CIV
ing them moultug appearances In a
-hort time low feathers OF divers culors
aprouicd. The variations we're ascTbcd
to the different qualities Of the pepper
and to the quantity given.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02
HOUSEHOLD HELPS.


COOKIES One cuy Of sugar. one Of
syrup, one If shortening. half cup Of hot
water pinch Of salt half teaspuoniuI Of
soda. I,.r uuicly
r,,,...,.. ,...n,. r,a,.. No.. ..,... .,
','',' ~ - 'A' 30 i,I',.
@ 'o , J'|,, I, s;s, "1,0',u , 1;,,', -
,,,rr i.., '' -
trrrd paper and bake SLOWLY.
Gn[n C,rp m. VOLTA NJ oiol,t co,ys
t,y,, r'.,g rF lr,,,, .n~a,. nmo cn1 No, IL
Init. ,,lf ann ,f ,,ya.t nil, ,I,,.
cprp. If 0,u, ana, ,o,ennnufni ~ b,l.,po
u,,.o.r. n,v1,.vi,l, GRANGE cy,,,.tg
r.,..,. n,,,, ,,r.l - l.,...,
,l,,,1 S,' '' ~, ,,' ,, po ,'"'',d =, Lran',
",,, ''l' iT J' ~ 9io D',';' ~ Wv" "
"s'', ,'l I'.'t "v' 10y, :, "''''''I'', p''1
stir again Pour into huttcrcd tins.
Su,rr CAKE The white, IF ripbt
,.,,,,. ,,,, ,,i,;to ,,,,,,,, I,,I, ,,,,
Of butter. AaIf cup Of sweet milk. three
cupa Of flour one tcaspDunful of baking
powder flavor with extract Of almond
O.u.r,gr,o,rr Mor,eqrs C,vny
One uunl Of fine bcst New Orlcons
mnIgs..., md # ,,irr. If buttu. hulg the
size Of a hens cgp. When il will spap
il, winter il il suDIricutly dome. Stir IN =
little sudn 10 wliteu il. pour inf, but
tered disLra md when cool euounl, mil
umtl white
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OF SUGAR tLr,. Of hour f,rr rnm, ,ue
cup Of uili one trospoonful If soG, twn.
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cut the cilron tbin and uut in thn r,ka
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02

., frRF Cop LIVER On made from solicited
ilerS' on the rcashore, by Caswell. Hazard Z
CO.. New York. II ia absolutely nnro and
SWEEP, Patients who have once taken II nrSf i',
II TO all others. Physicians have decided i, .r.
perior to any Of tho other oils in market
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1881-03-02

= lhEArER'doERs, club visitors. late Simmer.
,nkcI' and patrons OF the horse railroad xvi
tta, rams should all certainly have bottle NJ Dr
pm = Cough Syrup convenient. GentIemn,,