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Hye's Useful Recipes.

+ To remove oils, varnishes, resins, tar.
oyster soup. current jelly and other se-
lections from the bilof fare use benzine
soap and chloroform cautiously with
Whitewash brush and garden hose
Then hang on wood pile to remove the
pungent effluvia Of the benzine.
To clean ceilings that have been
smoked by kerosene lamps or the fra
GRANGE from fried salt pork, remove the
ceiling. wash thoroughly with borax,
turpentine and rain water, then hang
on the clothes line to dry. Afterward
pulverize and spread over the pie plant
bed for spring wear.
To remove starch and roughness
from flatirens, hold the iron on large
griud-stone for twenty moments or so,
then wipe of carefully with RAG. To
make this effective the grind stone
should bo in motion while the iron is
applied. Should the iron still stick to
the goods while in use, spit on it.
TO soften water for household purpo-
ses, put in an ounce of quicklime in
certain quantity OF wAter. II it is not
sufficient, use less water or more quick
limo. Should the Immediate lime con-
tinue to remain deliberate, lay the wa
ter down ON stone and pound it with
base bah club.
To give relief to d burn, apply the
white nf an egg. The yolk of an egg
may be eaten or placed on the shirt boz
som, according 10 the taste Of the per-
son. II the burn should occur on a la
dy, she may omit the last instruction.
To wash black silk stockings, prepare
o tub Of lather, composed of tepid rain
water and white soap with little am
monia. Then stand in the tub till din
ner is ready. Roll in cloth to dry.
Do not wiring but press the water eet.
This will necessitate the removal of the
stockings.
II your hands are badly chapped. wet
them in warm water, rub them all over
with Indian meal, then put on coat of
glycerine and keep them in your pock-
cts for ten days. II you have no pock-
cts convenient insert them in the pock-
ct Of friend.
An excellent liniment for toothache
or neuralgia is made of sassafras, oil of
capsicum with half q pint Of alcohol
Soak nine yards Of red flannel in this
mixture, wrap it around the head and
then insert the head in a haystack till
death comes to your relief.
To remove scars or scratches from
the limbs Of piano, battle the limb in
q solution ct tepid water and tincture
of sweet oil. Then apply n strip of
court plaster and put the piano out on;
the lawn for the children to play horse
with. zA--
Woolen goods may be nicely washed
If you put half an OK gall into two gall
Ions Of tepid water. 1t might be well
to put the goods in the water also. Ii
the mixture is not strong enough, put
in another OK gall. Should this fail to
do the work, put In the entire OK, re-
serving the tail for soup. The OK gall
Is comparatively useless for soup and
should not be preserved as an article OF
diet.-Boomerang. ats
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Real Profit Entirely Overlooked.

A baltimore man who bought him a
farm two or three years ago was recent
ly approached by a friend who had
some money 70 invest, and who asked:
Can ! buy aprctty fair farm for
$15.00Oe'
''Yes, about that figure"
''And I'll want 10 lay out about s10,-
600 in improvements. prcsumeP'
"Yes. fully that"
"And can invest another $4,000 in
blooded stockg'
Il think you can.'
"ADd 5000 more IN grading. filling
up. creating fish ponds, and SO forthP''
AsWeli. you may get through with
that snm."
That's $4,000; and now let's figure
the income"
'Oh yoa don't need pencil or paper -
said the victim, as shade of sorrow
darkened his face. .sThe income will
hs about = for turnips. g for potatoes.
50 or So for corn. and bull calf or two
at % head, To save time. call IL
s25. I'll see Won again in a day two
Maybe I've forgotten something which
will add n dollar more. Morning. to
yon. Wall Street Bai7y Ne,ns.
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A Gift to Every Subscriber.
THIS OFFER IS MADE By THE
New York Observer,

the oldest and best of the religious week
lies. For sixty years, this undenomina-
tional, unsectarian and evangelical news
paper has been circulating in the United
States and in almost every foreign coun-
try. Its subscribers are connted by tens
of thousands. Each year its proprietors
have added to its value, engaging fresh
editors and correspondents at home and
abraod, enlarging and multiplying it's de-
lpartments, and endeavoring to realize
their high ideal of the best religious and
secular familiar newspaper. They offer,
this year, to every subscriber, new or old,
whose subscription is paid for 1888, the
new book of Rev. S. Irenaeus Prime, g.
D., entitled, prayer and it's Answer" a
handsome volume of nearly 200 pages,
bound in cloth, the retail price of which
is one dollar. Specimen copies of the pa
per sent free. Address: NEW YORK OBJ
SERVER, New York.
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But Mrs. Trevethick came back.

5
But Mrs. Treyethick came back.
He walked to the village that after
noon, bought seme oatmeal showeS
Mrs. Trevethick how to prepare it, mad,
his supper of II, with bowl of goot
milk. and then told Bella to eat It.
.It viii make her strong, Mrs. Trev
ethick."
Law! Well, 1 hope it will! Sh,
don't eat nothin'; an them that can
eat can't work / can't keep her much
longer il she don't get to work pretty
soon.n
Maurice wondered why. What heart
less people! What q hard world sur
rounds this young girl!
81 will stay here day or two, Bella
till / see you BETTER" be whispered Il
her, tho next morning, while she obe
diently partook Of . cup of oatmeal aat
milk.
She had brought Goldy down. and the
cage hung above her head. The bird
had suffered in cold chamber from an
early frost
At Maurice's solicitation, sEe crep,
out into the open air for few mo.
ments. but the hot sun seemed toe
much for her, and she came back to the
old lounge.
.l'll knock window out, and let IN
some sunshine and air. at any rate, >
said Maurice.
The window yielded 70 his strong
hand, and the balmy October breezs
blew in. This was decided improve
ment. And certainly there was a little
more color In Bella's waxen face.
He made a few sketches of autumn
scenery during Il ; next few days
spets he remembered which had need
ed tho AutumnA effects
On the third day, Bella had gathered
strength to walk down the lane to see
the glory Of the woods wondrous
display Of scarlet and gold. She trem-
bled and sobbed.
"What is it, Bella?''
Nothing! nothingi''
She would not tell him, and he thought
she had gone beyond her strength, and
blamed himself. He walked back to
the house with her, and Bella walked in.
A painful cry from within:
''oh, Goldy! Goldyr'
Maurice had seated himself upon the
oeucn ou.s'ue: pus no sPrang up. q
g!ea., oiacA igIm cfoucneo upon tne
MMoow,seat-n -nefod. 1nere was nc
Nms n 70 % iost.
Ane creature was tremphng Win ca
erringly upon the flash of those golden
wings, as the bewildered canary flew
round and round the room. A spring,
scream, an explos,on-al simultane,
ousItnen ean -Eo1rlDie cry ana heroo
zen 10 tne grouna.
VINO mas dared Kill my catP'
shr1eked MRS. Irevethick from within.
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lDAINIsTRAToR,s NoTICE.-Notice
ietereby given that letters of admin
9Ron ths estate Of Henry A. Ogle,
eeasldf fhafe been granted to the under
ned ]. G. Piersol, by the Probate Court
~. .andtaln county, bearing date June 10,
- An persons having claims against
= e1eete are required to exhibit them
aa = aof allowance within one year after
= q Nsaid letters, or they nay be
~ ssoed 4, from any benefit Of such estate;
-. such Claims be not exhibited within
~ yefs from the time of the publica-
~. Als notice they win be forever
- 2 s J.. c. PTERSOL, :
Administrator.
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The True Standard Of Value.


Values are relative. One person puts
q high estimate on what another deems
worthless. A savage covets a snowy
feather or gaudy trinket. Civilized
ladies sometimes have - similar fancy,
but, again, an antiquarian would prize
an old book above bale of feathers
and barrel of trinkets. Who shall say
what is the real test of value In material
posssssionsr A little child was recently
startled. by what she heard said at the
family table about robbery in the
neighhorhood, As she learned the pos
sibility Of her own home being entered
by robbers she trcmbled for her choice
possessions. Mamma" she whisper,
ed. .'do robbers take dolisa" Her dolls
were her treasure, II they were In
danger, life had new perils for her. mo,
my DEAR" said her mamma. Robbers
don't want dolls. Why should they
take theme'' Il didn't know but they
would want them for their little girls,
was the answer, showing the child be-
lief that robbers were human. and that
their children had child longings and
child fancies. With the assurance that
her dolls were safe. the little girl had
less dread Of robbers. What was the
loss Of family silver or OF clothing and
jewels, of books or pictures, II the dolls
were to be left unharmedp After all. was
that child's estimate Of values wrong or
unreal, or Is the trouble with the rest OF
us?-SaHday School Times.
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POST OFFICE
GEoRGE A. A.PorExr..s......... .Postmaste
s DAILY NAILS. #@zs a

GEoRGE EA.PorExr..s......... A. :. Postmaster.
@ - DAILY NAILS. #z a4
q m. (ni8ht.l
g Lo0is mail closes II m. and p. m.
Gsaeago mail arrives n 8 20 q. N. = $
Chlcseo nall closes la and 1 D. 10.
u: % 2. m. clasesS .1op m.
n Lnnia and Chicago mail fyiac a Ar gRa
sfIives g q 0A m;, closes l2 20 p. m
JeGal1on City mail closes 4: nm ~ p NJ.
49, - meE arrives at "a m
Meetesn mail closes at D. M,
West Hartford and Perry mails srrive .t m
Q. m. Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturtiays Ciose
At q. N. Same days #E8 80 oo S4ose
Santa Femsil arrives at u IN. Tuestlays and
EI.dsys.departs p. %. same days.
ct 70 m. Tuesdays, Thufa3ays and Ssturdays.
cicss @ e u M g ?. n. sane days. =.
SatunzAyG Closes at p. m. same day.
Peat OME Qpens Ak &U.; closes ct Z >, ma,
ops. as.nys frgnAse 5p m. es-zs
..@ Money orders on all. important points m
tne United Efxfes. England and Ireland.
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County and City Directory
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

hst<>SAassA
~ Times of Holding Courts.
AUDRAIS CIRCUIT CoURT.
Regular Terms---Fourth Monday in January
first Monday in June, and first Monday IL
October.
PROBATE COURT.
Regular Terms--Second Monday in March, May,
September, and January.
COUNTY COURT.
Regular Terms--First Monday in May, August
November and February.
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The iron statue Of Liberty on the
dome of tha Capitol ~ Washington Is
said to bend SIX inches toward tho sun
every day and resume its position Mt
night, A picturesque story that scien-
titic persops win bc good enoaeh 10 let
alone
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-12-14

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT. -
II Notice Is hereby given that I, as ad-
ministrator of the estate of Andrew Har-
per, deceased, will, at the January term
sssss, OF the Andrain Probate Court, make
my final settlement IS administrator Of
said estate. H.HARDIN,
Admir- estate of Andrew Harper, deed.
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oHO A week made at home by the in
d n dustrious. Best business now be-
fore the public. Capital not needed. We
will start you. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere to work for us.
Now is the time. You can work Ia spare
time or give your whole time to the bus
ness. No other business will pay you
nearly as well. No one can fail to make
enormous pay by engaging at once. Cost
fast, easily and honorabiy. Address
TRUE & CO., Augusta, Maine. silly
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-12-14

ESTnot, life is sweeping by; 60
hUOl dare before you die, something
mighty and sublime leave behind to con-
quer time $66 week in your own town.
IS outfit free. No risk. Everything. Cap
ial not required. We will furnish you
everything Many are making fortunes.
Ladies make as much as men, and boys
make great pay. Reader, if you want bus
mess at which you can make great pay
all the time, write for particulars to H
HALLETT & CO., Portland, Maine
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1882-12-14

A new game has come into use at
Iowa City. II is called "house foot
ball" and is played exclusively by the
girls.
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THE CABINET.
fsatary of each. ss.Wo.1
Secretary ofstate- f. T. Freifnghuysen. OF n. )
Secretary OF War--Robert Lincoln, of Illinois.
Secretary of fTreasury--Chas. F. FOlger of y. T
Secretary of Nayy--Wm. L. Chandler. Of EeH
Hampshire. ls-.}As sI&s
Secretary of Interior--H E. Teller, of Ohio.
Attorney Generai--Ben. H. Brewster, of Penn
Postmaster General--Timothy o. Howe. of Wis
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BOOTSAND SHOES

GEORGE HABLUTZEL
z at Knoderer's old stand, South
ede Of Public Square, and IL better
repaired than ever before to manu-
hcsurc the best Of all kinds of Doors
nd SHOES.
RErAIRnse A SPEc1ALrr.
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STATE OFFICIALS.
STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM--FULTON.
Resident 6off7cers

Resident Officers.
7 Il. II. Smith, NJ. D. Superintendent and Ply
sican.--Salary S3, 600 per year.
A. Wilkerson, II. D., First Assistant Physician.
Salary 81, 500 per year.
T. A. Howard, NJ. D., Second Assistant Ply
sician. Salary 81, 500.
C. o. Atkinson, Steward. ....... Salary, 81 200
b. 2. Bailey, Treasurer. Salary, 81 200
4. A. Russell, Book-keeper. Salary, $3.50
Mrs. NJ. X. Dunbar, Matron. -. Salary, 5000
DEAF AND DUMB AsYLUM---FULTON.
W. ID. Kerr, A. NJ, sup't. Salary, 81, $50
James X. Shelley, Jr., Steward. Salary, 81 GOO
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UNITED STATES JUDICIARY.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE.

U. s. Circuit Court Western District OF
Missouri.
HoE.sxraoid KreEei. Judses--salary, 5000
Hon. JohnF. Dillon,
Marshal. William M. smith.
Regular terms, third Monday in April and No
yember, at jefferson City.
U. S. District Court--Western District of
Missouri.
District Attorney ey................A. W. Mullins.
Regular terms, tirst Monday in March and Sep
tember.
Register in Bankruptcy Charles e. Hess, JEFF
ferson City, Mo.
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DIRECTORY.
National and State Directory.
THE EXECUTIVE.
THE CABINET.

A. Arthur. SALARY, SO, 0Of
Vice e-President-- David Dayis.... Salary, s., ,00t
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TIMED ABIE.

u. HENDERSON, Ticket Agent.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-01-21
POCOMOAE CITY JOTTINGS
(Rtcoid sni GaEelie.)

ALMOST our only local happenings
are marriages, of which We have had a
number, with more to follow
You can get seven or eight pieces
of music at tapt. tiusted's for only
five cents
-Runor has it that Mr.. Edgar
iiargi, has gone 10 Camden, \. j.,
and will bring home bride
-Nr DIX his resigned his position
as teacher at Aerrili's school. house.
and Is succeeded By Miss Eta Town
send. Mr. DIX is now holding forth
At the postotfice
-Protrac:ei meeting at the NJ. P.
Church this week The Rev Mr.
sir. Holmes, OF Cri,deid, has been as
sisting the pastor, Rev Mr. Hob!i,zeli,
and has gained golden opinions, b.
cause OF his intelligent and efficient
assistance.
Married. AT the VI. P Parson
age on Wednesday evening. Jan. nth,
by Rev S A. Hoblitzeli, MilIiard ].
Hayman TO MissNIda J Crockett, all
of Pocomoke Cny. This is worthy
couple, and We hope all Of their dreams
of happiness will be fuily realized
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THE
PHILADELPHIA
TIMES

Nov stands ooetsssedly at the bead OF
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% all subjects Ct popular iutesess. and
in ell the qualities OF nsSspspsr for the
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it's facilities aud resources are equal to
every want CT 6rst-elass nstionaI jour
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THE WEEKLY TINES has
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jourusls are made sith care, taste and
fuli"r~s that are unsurpassed.
THE "ANNALSOF THE WAR"
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whether fso.i Noriherc or Southern
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Guiteau : Trial

Mr. Scoville has been talking three
days in exposition of a defence for
Guiteau, which Guiteau himself repu-
dates. and is not yet through. He has
promised, however, 10 conclude his adj
dress TO day. GuiI, au still insists that
he ought TO be allowed to speak for
himself, and he obtained from Judge
Cox yesterday another promise to con
slider that question. Mr.. Scoville yes
terday branched out into a discussion
of the influence OF the political situa-
tion upon the prisoners mind before
the assassination. He averred that
but for certain reasons back OF this
prosecution Guiteau would never have
been arraigned in a court of law, but
would have been taken TO an insane
ASYLUM after the assassination and kept
there until he died. lie went on -
explain that what lie meant was that
the movers of the prosecution were
politicians who were seeking 10 hide
their own irfamy by casting the blame
on this lunatic. Such men IS 'ouilr &
and Grant and Arthur. who made war
without Justification OH Garfield, bret
about that state OF public eNci.-r'ent
and political feeling which PFeyed upon
Guiteau until his reason lief, lis throne
and he did that which he considered
to be perfectly in accordance with
their counsel and conduct, lie went
into this subject at considerable length,
remarking that he did not intend to say
all this when he opened the case, be-
cause he then expected fair aud i'm
partial trial, but now he had conclude
not to spare the men WHO lom~nted
this strife, OF permit them TO make !
scapegoat of Gui teau. n. Y sun q
L Thursday
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She1siff's Sale
OF VALUABLE
Estate!

pr VIRTUE OF A writ # feri tscias
~ issued a'..of shs Cirsuis Cuu,s.. Tor
Worcester Couosv, at ths suit of Jam .
5. Dale, use OF Clayton Purnell. Trus-
tee IN Insolvency. sgsissl the goods aud
ehst,eIs, lstds and tenemen.s OF Julia
A. Bat'eil have levied upon saizsd
end taxed iu execution all the right,
tIti", claim, int rest aud estate at Law
and 10 Eqal'y If the sail JULIA A. Bat
tell III aul u the folio sing property, 10
viz:
ali that HOUSE sud 10 + situate in
the 'oan # 3 rlio, in Worcrs,cr = Jun
~, On tic If, baud side Of the street
.eadiog fran Gorge w. Henrs's Drag
S.ore 10 The Tsapp4 Mills. Which was
CO.. We ed t. the said Julia A. Battell ~
N'llse ;. Cooper by deed dated tho
10 h day OF May. IN the year 1862, ard
recorded an.oag the land records Of
Worcester County. 10 Liter w. L. T.,
NJ. 3. 'ol'o ZIG.
Aud | hereby give noico, that on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY4b, 1882.
A. ! o'clock. =. VI,
10 Font oil Adair's Hote', in the town
Il Be'liu. | viii sell at pubic auction
ell The right. a:le. CLAIM, Interest .aI
eltste st lsw and 10 Equity of the said
JUL: A. B~t,ell 10 aud to the above de-
sciibrd real estate so se'sed aud taken
n X eu'ion 20 tho highest bidder for
cssh to satisfy the aforesaid writ Of
j q iacas aud costs.
JOHN n. HERMAN.
sLeriff..Oi Worcester. County.
an. 7-4i.
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AN EXCELLENT HEoI-INE.-" I Ger
tify that my wifi and myself w,re in
bad health for some fifteen years. l
Glanced to he looking over one OF
Simmons Liver Regulator Almapacs
and saw \, H. Stephens and bishop
Pierce's names to testimonials then
obtained some Of the Regulator, and
can heartily recommend simmons
Liver Regulator to my friends as an
excellent medicine l. L. HARRISON,
NJ d., Goldonsville, Va"
Beware OF bogus and counterfeit
Simmons cotton up to sell on the
popularity of the genuine prep AIRED on
" by ]. FL Zeilin 4 Co.
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NJ II s I c.

loo Popular Songs. words and music. so
cts. 100 Comic Songs, words and uusic,
30 Cts. 100 SEn,imeut,l Songs, words and
music 80 cts. 100 Old Eavori,s Songs,
words aud muaic, 30 cts 100 Opera Songs,
words and music. 30 cts $50 Hore songs
words aud aas'c, 80 cts loo Irish Seags
words and music, 30 cts. loo I,hip2ian
Songs, words ssl music, 20 els. 100
Scotch Songs, words and rausiC. 81 CTS
Any four OF tha above loas Tor One Dollar.
All the above or Fwo Dsllus. The above
'ompriS' 5 nearly all Ut The nost popular
music ever pnslsh,d and IS tho best bar
saIn eSsr oiarsi. urder at onc.. Postage
lamps taken Pllnoesi@s, VioIins, Guitars
and Nasioal Instruments at how .ric,s.
WoELp MANUB. Co NASSAU ST NEW YoRx.
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Az Ea,:on young man recently
made bad IN stake lie hal become
50 thoroughly imbued with all that per
tanned to his darling that even the
clothes She wore were firmly hx-d IN
his mind. After the lamps we.e lighted
one night he followed figure thar lie
took to be that of his sweetness, down
the street. The figure wore cloak
that he could swear to, cart-wheel
beaver hat that ne knew as we'll IS he
knew his own head gear in short he
was dead sure that the figure ahead
was the same he had been paving
attention to for the last two months.
Acting under ills belief, he followed
the figure to a retired part Of the town,
and seized it in his arms. o his hor-
ror The figure turned out 10 be an II
rican maid who had purchased the
cast off clothes OF lis darling. Neither
money nor persuasion would keep her
from telling. She blowed on the young
man and he was forced to explain.