Smyrna times., 1882-01-18

Indian Department. Washington, j.. {.
/ am anxious to introduce DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup among my Indians, having
used it myself for several months, and
ihink it one Of the finest remedies ever
found. assure you, il is the only thing
hat ever relieved me Of protracted
cough, brought on by exposure while on
the Sioux Commission last year
A. q. BOONE,
Agent for Puncas and |. :. Cummi,siOnrr.
A PANIC PREDICTED Mr. John ".
Book walter, late demo- ratio c;lnaidAtr for
Governor Of Ohio, and one Of The largest
and most successful manufacturers in that
State, predicts that there will be panic in
this country inside Of eighteen months.
He says: There is not q business IN this
country to-day that Is Not out of joint
The price Of production, Of labor and
is increasing and will increase
while the price OF products stands still
No man can lo0l. ahead ak months and
safely fix the price OF any manufactures"
Ar. BOokwalter says this is an unnatural
and an unhealthy state Of affairs, and de-
clares that I'VE are surely travelling the
circle that leads TO periodical panics
ON THlRrY DAYS TRIAL.-We will send !
DR.. pyo's Celebrated Eoctro-Voltaic Belts
and other Electric Appliances on trial for |
thirty days to young mcr and cider persons |
win are afflicted with Nervous Debility. Lost /
Vitality, etc, guaranteeing speedy relief and /
complete restoration Of ,igof and manhood. /
40 for rheumatism. Neuralgia Paralysis, /.
Liver and Kidney dificultirs Rupturcs and /
many other diEoasok Illustrated pan.phlet /
cent free. Address Nota;c BELT Co. Marshall, !
Mich. nov 23-Iy
OUR WESTERN LAND movement was
n2 lie in both houses of Congress Monday
week looking toward the restoration to the
people Of about S0.0O000O acres of excel
lent land being the lapsed granted to tho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. The
Company, by building 600 miles Of road
has earned l1,OO0,O0O acres OF the grant,
and the remainder, after various cxten-
sions of time to the company has lapsed
because Of n failure to build the rest Of
the line. II is estimated that at the rate
the company has been selling this land
the road could he completed with the pro
cecds of the whole 3O,0OO,OO0 acres, and
the company pocket profit Of 500 600 900.
Wherever coughs, cold and consumption
exists. Ayers Cherry Pectoral ought to be
known and used There never existed a senti-
mcnt so universal among all classes in favor Of
any other msdicine, as Is entertained tho world
over, in regard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral
The hunblcst patient in the pioneers cabin
aud the Proudest dame in the metropolis, alike
use il, appreciate it, and peak its praises
\ PENINSULA Man ABROAD-JoAn A.
Clough, l former well-known citizen of
the Eastern Shore a native Of Caroline
county, is fast making mark at Denver.
Colorado, where, in company with q mum
Der of other cattle king, ne is erecting
immense cattle sheds, capable of accom-
moding 10000 cattle The designs for Mr..
! ClouGh's shed are being drawn 10y Andrew
p. Smthers, a son of JOSEF ph Smithers, the
/ genial and popular manager of the Penn
! sylvania railroad at Clayton and Smyrna
! Young Smithers is Il graduate of Professor
| SINNERS Conference Academy at Dover.
He is head clerk in Mr.. Clough's establish
ment.-DcRtOn Union.
One voice all over the land goes up
frOln mothers that SAYS: Nv daughters
are so feeble and sad, with no strength. all
out of breath and life at the least exortion
What can we do for them" The answer
is simple and fnll Of hope. One to four
weeks use of Hop Bitters will make them
healthy, rosy, sprightly and cheerful.
ANOTHER CABLE-When the first ocean
telegraphic cables were laid it would have
been thought sheer madness to attempt
the work in any other season of the year
than the summer so much experience
has been gained, however, and such i'm
pOrtant improvements have been made in
both cables and machinery for handling
them, that even midwinter weather is not
dreaded. Last week the steamer FdrdddV
with the last section of the new Atlantic
cable aboard, put to sea from Graveseud
to complete another electric line between
the two continents,
f. ii. DRAkEs SuFFERINds.-F. H. Drake
Esq, Detroit, Mich, suffered beyond all DIES
cription from skin disease, which appeared
on his hands, head and face and nearly dcs
, troyed his eyes. The most careful doctorinl
. failed to help him, and after all had failed h,
used the Cutcura Resolvent tblood purifier
internally, Cuticura and Cuticura Soap oh,
great skin cures) externally, and was cured
and has remained perfectly well to this day.
l The american Agriculturist recommend.
. the more general use of macaroni in thii
1 country. II is made of strongly glutepoul
} wheat -four, and hence Is flesh h-fOrming
+ while its starch supplies heat 1t may bt
:: cooked tender in boiling water, seasoned
with salt, and eaten with or Withou
3 cream sauce, milk or butter. The quality
t Of maOaroni is Ruch improved to mos
{ tastes If, after boiling, it is placed in q
c pudding dish, and sprinkled with quan
+ tity of grated cheese, and lightly baked.
= The blood at timos becomes l3aded with i'm
y purities and moves thick and sluggishly in tn
. veins. This condition of the vital fuid canno
: lust long without serious results; An altera
J. tive is neepod to purify tho blood and impair
10 energy to the system, and there Is mono bette
l. than Ayers SarsapRFila
Some of our Ingenious young friend
l. may like to try their hands Mt "eboniZing
q wood, Here is the recipe for it, as useC
h by furniture manufacturers l4ogwoo'
q chip, eight ounces; coppsras, half ounce
d Boil logwood in one gallon of water 70
d half an hour, and add the copperas
70 Apply to the wood hot, giving two o
n three coats. In vanishing ebonized wood
II little black must be added, or the warn
= ish will give brown shade"
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"Pop-overs" for tea, when the bread
Al out and thsFe is not time for biscuit, ma.
Ie be made in this way One cup of swee
" milk, one egg, bit of melted butter, fOu
y enough to make stiff batter, and littl
5r salt, Have the oven hot, and the gam
10 pans warm, and the tea-oakes will be ligh
and tender.
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