davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

tpproen iei. Sie er IS ben Suoen getbaE
babe, 10 lei jest ID geideben. Stun
tonne er ielbit piilen, ipie eS tbue, tpeHu
man nie6erseibrieen un0 nieoer9ebeBt iueroe.
Die 8erbdltniile briiben liro nm etnn1al
on6ers, ais bier. = 0e9en alien 8l0olinr,
alien 8abneIau6en. ia ioaar ae8cn allen
b0ieu g8iQen, iunfern tic lid ntd)t slt per=
breheriiden Sbnten geitalter, %lonoer1
nur in 8orten luSorAd ftnoen, beltcbt
bier Die unbel6r6nftelte OuIoullg. 90 c5
ie brilbeu ba6in femIneu ipiro,
bleibc oabtngeIteIIt. Die Sto6er'i6e SUI
ocnbeberei lit i'm 0runOe genommen MIR
Die 6oie Srudt ber b0icn Saat, ipcl6e
bur6 DEN logenaunteu u&uIturtampf" ouss
9eltreut iparo. Dem !uenn oud Der Ser
JUDI, Die fatDolild)e STRIDE uilter ltaat5poIiz
Scilide 33udt su b~ringen, nrlpriingti0 nur
aus poIitii6cn Wriiu6en mo Sur Gr>
rei6ung pnLitii6 der dSlpedc geluadlt
ipuroe, 10 fnnnte cS bnh uiht fcbler,
oaB CT suglcid ben relt9i0ien i3ors
neSeifcr ermedte. llno Der iUenbetc lid)
6ann, 6a cine &atbolifcnbaB bod stip05 81
gcfdbrIi6 gepeien tpdrc. seGen oaS i6lpds
deere Suoentbunl. &ultIrfampf uno ST.
bcnbaB iillo beioeS rsd)t DGBlife ulb Oulfle
@piioOcn in Der Suscnogcl6i6te be5 aeucu
9tei6cS peutid)cr Station.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
NcrMsiI6tCS.

- 0as ipeiBe Solf Don Mttllili ippt
bat auh einnlal mieocr beluislcn, oaB in
leilen Nugen Die @rmurOuug pDli>
ttl6er 9egner Der tderte Beg
Su Nemtern lit. 8efauntli6 ipuroe
i'll Der b~ortigcn Staot 9aStlDurlt I'M GpuntD
Goptub bel Der leBten lSabl Drr lpeiBe 3tepI>
blifaner WiattDetu5 um S.:Inuitaiien, meil
CT gegel Die TaIloioutcn Oct reguldreu 0e>
n~lotratte l~tililn1en iuolte, tpotgeld)ollcn.
Der WIOroer ut ell geiDiller ASbceler.
Jta6 Dem Utoroc faBtelI bic b~nrti9eu 3cs
motratel Scld)lilllc, porta IL SSeoen, Der Die
Grmor0ung 0eS Wtattbelu9 iu ridden lild,cll
iDitrOe, nit DEM Eooc beoroDtn ltno iuorill
Der Nalllilic Nt1ttbelDS, Dsreu 0dupt bic
Yoltmciitcrltele haietblt bstleioet, gcrat6e.t
iDiro, ii6 frrtan ieoer Vctlciligung al Der
Yolttif Su eutbnlteu. Son elmer Criminal
tla9e 9e9cil Den Wt0roer N9celcr ideint qur
feline Jteoe 81 lein, ulo natiirli6 piroe CT
Die Bunoe5qeri6tc Gebt Oieie WorDtDat
ntdts oil, bG lte ni6t bct elmer Bunots>
ipabl uerilbt ipuroe. gaS bat aber baS
Golf bon !9aSelDurlt leitber gttban? IS
bat Den Woroer @beeler gum g o.
lt3ei6ef genlaGt. @i1em brutalen uno
ru6Iolen Wtorobuben gum Ho6ne tit feline
WtorOtbat Die Sbbut lber Die Si6erbeit Der
Silr9er 81 iibcrtragen, bas lit oenn bod
TART lelblt fir Wtilitilippi.
gu 6 oparbspiIle, benz @eri9tss
orte oes @ountp Waoiion in Sioz Suirois,
lit tir5Ii6 9err y. 6. a II IL, elmer
Der beroorragenolten Scutiben pes @plntp
geitorben. @r nabR lebbaften @utbeil oil
Dem poIittl6en 9ebeu unb befleioete perz
i6isosne @ountpdmter, ipar audi literarii9
tbGtig; ieine @ei6ihte bon st. Clair
County lit riibmIi6 b%efannt, init elmer Gbnz
li9en Arbsit mar Ct ieit einiger 3eit be-
i6dftt9t.
8eltIi6, ii6Iid un6 OltIi6 bon
NGlbpiIle, Dem 6auptorte bes Gountp
WQlbtngton i'm lIbIi1en SILT
no!S. ltOnS Der &aIp uRIGnslt 3 Sage in
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

IGonfelt, Damn oie 6aufen mieoer auseinz
trob elmer beoeutenben @eIoausgabe
fur &cintsungs;mede Ser aIte CUTE
Ored am Groe bod ungeitort liegen.
Sn Der ct. GbarlesitraBe lic9t man altf
Dem IDirfcniter oes S6tloermalerS Ism.
). ISelt slpei Yortr6tS, zines BON Benjamin
S. Butler, nit lang geSogenem 0clt6te
uno ACKNOWLEDGMENT, rieligen Nlgen7
lioern, oaS anoere bon benz SamnlanDtell,
Sobn &eucp, Der iiber 6as Wablreiultat iii
Stem Oorf f0rmli1 81 trGben i6eint. 9luf
Butler oeuten6, mcinte elmer nleiuer Sc
gleiter lartaitiih: y@r bat III NtaiiaGuz
let's porlGufi9 ausgelpielt; mesbalb BENT
1teuen i'm Die 9tep O%rleanler ni6t uu,
tDenn audi I'll benz b06lten @eDalt, UNI Dor
Der Qu5ltcuung Die StaOt 9eD0rig 81 reiniz
gel1 uno in anitGnbige Selcu6tung su
1esen! D1tt oielem &otb un0 bicier SIM
iterri6 fam nut4cin Butler fertig mcroen."
Der 3afapette Yart Square, iucI6er Die
len Nan1en fiibrt, iuetl li6 i'll Der Ntitte
oeIielben Gin Stanobilo-Senjamil Tranfs
Inns befinoet, Der nit ieincn t%tcllinnigen
BliGen pie Elm abgebrannter 9alolDerfS>
! burl6e in Die gSelt binouS pbilOiopbirt, lit
augenideinii6 unter lorgiamer Yhc9e, uno
t6 l6reibe 0as borSugstDcile Der yt0De Der
v9eutiden 3eitung" 81, Oeren tapfcrer 9tcz
batteur, 6err @corg SOritcr, befanntlid in
Der &ige feue S6onung fennt. Oa6 aud)
Der Sad1on Eart (Square). tpeIder iclt7
iamerpeiie cine &eiterltotue 9nDreiu Sad
iOn's entbdlt, lid suter Nile9e ~crfreat, Eat
mobL ieinen @runO in Der gtGbe Der franz
s0fii6en 6atbeorale, benn Die Stride DeiB
ii6 ieIbit 6a nod 9ldtung 81 uerldaffen,
mo bic Sulti; bereitS ans benz leBten God)e
pfeift. Die neben Der SGtbeorale 6efinoz
Ii6e Supreme Court bon &ouiiiaua lit in
Der Sront nit impolanter SGulen &C.
l6miidt, aber oa Der Ot0rteI abfGut, 10 ers
i9einsu bic abbr0delnDel 8adlteine inter
bemielben als oas ctnSi9c Solioe III Dem
gansen 8au, mas auf ben iber Dem HortaI
uneebra6ten Noler in 9odreltef einen 10
trGnfenbeu @inorud mabt, oaB er b'reiu
i6aut Die ein melondoIiider Staats=Ge7
Iitau. Ntit Dem Suittstempel auf Der an
beren Settle Der Satheorale psrbGlt eS iid
GbRIi6, unb tpenn bic @eldi6te i'm Sne
nern ebenio Derrottet 1T, pie i'm QleuBern,
{ 10 ptrb man Der Dame Suititia iiber biz
I altbergebra6te @lu9enbinDe 2lnitanos bal
Der nod cine 3tpeite tpin6en mii1len, bamit
iie ia ni6ts Don ihrer llungebung bemertt
@eiteres iiber mei1te oiesmaligen Beob:
G6tungen in meinem nG6iten Sert6te.
q. j. g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
&ertauft murbeu II. 81:
elHasmetmer @aarenmarft.

@prtt. - ec<n 6b,caao 1.15; in st. 2ouis
la; in &incttratt 1.13@-.-s III Neort1
10; i'll Baltimore 1,18@l.1S1.
Smtte CT; e=reqmergn bet. 30a35c..
9ute bis bette 1920. 9eringers Z.uaIttGt
lU@13c.
Vier. frii6e -@a6e. bas Dso. See SouIe
22@25c., ein9eIe9te 1S@22c.
@efltgsI. yebenoe E,trfeus 7@S:.
9el9la6tete SOLO; 9iipuer 5@6c, sSun9e
TAO. bGs Id. leb. uuo 5@7c 9el0l. Gi=
ten $2.50@3.50 Oas 0uyeno leb. uuO 6@9c.
9ei6l. @dnIe $7.00@7.5O 9eruptte 5000
900 leb. NIB 7@1Oc 9el9l.
f. Eartotfeln Il. 960ne 35@39c., orb.
un0 9emil@te 25@30c. per Sul6el beim Gor
alf Der Sabn. &letnere Yartieen um 5@Sc
Aepfel. : 3.OO@s.5O bas 7aB.
6oMtg. lIener 10 q 16c., alter 1O@12c.
ynmpeu. -$1.5O@1,60 oas 100 8tuMO
fir semil9te n@oHntrp".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
SIM .3eit9el6dft iNloIien am Samlta9:o

oNu sOluSClDuIt IWtpltN N' oor
NciSeH: Se;. 96s, San. 974, 6eb, 9S5,
Oi0rS 9Jk, I.toi 1.055.
MfoiS: Gc;. 50, Santar 584, Sch. 578,
&aer: 2cs. 33s, Soruor 34g, Sch. 344,
Wtoi 37s.
W i6OlimgS".-1 Gar SIT 1913, Gar
Su $3.50, l Gar ST $3.50, Gar t@elllell
weiRen Nl SIG per : olne.
Ntcic. = Gor (iu GGder) SIT $13, | Car
SIT $l2.Si3, / Gar 9&interlp. ST $l3. : earS
81 1l.15, Gar SomnleriU. ou $ll.'0 per
SDnllc.
Sen. Gar 9tp. 1 2imot4p ST $40, 3
Cars 9fo. . Do. SIT $50, 1 Gar Statc uplolo
Ftairie ST. $50, l Gar DO. &illotby 6uS.oo,
& Cars AoWa llpluno Erairie SIT $50, ) Cars
DO. SIT 9.2j, 1 Gar Su 50 per Sonne.
Strob.-1 Gor bel60Oi9teS @a1erltrob
ST 50, l Gar 9utes 0to99enltrOD SIT 1925 per
Come.
Somereien: Gimot6y $1.15@1.3o,
Glcelumel, gutter bis better. 5.50W6. 10. -
yeInlamen 81 -.G01.4l auf Der SoDu.
"M Sst aSoMosIOGis
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
: 6oncoros 9@4c. Gatowbas

5rauben.- 6Oncoros s@4c. Gatowbas
case baS ID.
sweet gotatoes.-Seriep $4.75@
500, 9elbe Suinoiler 3.00@3.75, Baltimore
Wllo. = 0iaaaro Gnten $2.25@9.5O,
Seal $1.50@1.75 fleine -c@$1.00, 4r1i=
riebiihler $4.25@4.50 so. g&a0telm l. 0O@L6.
Oaleu SOC. @1 90 baS Nbo.
SelIerie.-25@35c Das Ouben6.
opfen.- Deem yort 29@3Oc, 9aciftc
95@26, g&iScOnlin 12@23c.
@eiBfo4L.-$6.0O@l1;O 90 0os 9a1Oert.
3miebelu. @eIbe $1.25@1.4O bas
Sap, rotbe 1.00@1.95.
&iben. = 00peOiide 1.OO@1.a5 bos
ToG, lueiBe -@1.2j.
Giber. 2.50@3.OO bas 46oB ulO $4.75
Gramberries. = @ea & gu9lc 500
II ooS SAP, Gopc GooS $7.O0@9. 70.
-gouilion0 $G.00@6.50
bos iyab uno 3.OOd $50 baS &iitDen, 6loriba
3.25m4.40 baS &iltdcn, Sanloied G.0O@
100 bas Sap.
Grblen. = Nriil1e, bette 1.10@1.15, orO.
soc. 10 go, Nelocrblel 1.15Ml.2O. .Horrowi
fotS I.25@I.3O, geipalt. 3f@3c. oaS PfO.
So1nen.-Neltc r.Vteount5" 2.23p2.33.
n9tapicS 2.40@2.50 Der Guldel tit OroBel.
G0mtere EFT. - 5rduue5 al 8 @34c..
oelbea 4M4kc.. iOeiBe3 54@Gc. oa5 $50.
&al9. Sudden nc. Jlo. | Country
&c. DO. . Sl sc.
1troue = $5.OO@5.50 ods Ntitben
fir Mcilina uuO l.5O@5.5O fitr Glorloo.
G%atcriDaarcu.
Observation-Disclosures. $500. 10 @
S0unalsfilbel. -. -........ @1.JS3
gidos.
2.75@2 .S0@-bos Jtea tilr 1O-j u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
@o6enberI6t.)

Gbico9o, Wontag, 10. Ge8.
Ser @etreioemartt par ieit. Name1tll9
1poreu Otais (Gorr) uno Safer be9elrt llno
b0ber. glus fol9cnoer 3nlommenltellln9 er'
9ebcn li9 Die 9reisperGlloerun9en Der Sor7
modhe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

gu n%ertamfcu: Sine quite 6arnl nit 9rOBem @obns
9Salcr. 9rO6e Gdeuuc, ,0euz uno onbere S6uppcn, 9roz
sem Nbltsortcn, 12S Ader yonO, % papon bebant, ll9es
Lamb nit i%licBcubem SoHer; 2s Meilen Don Dem Depot,
i'll Der 9tGbe BON 3&irdeu iluo , Seh6itCn. gu crirG9cn
bel Wiibatl SolInonu, 9anoper GenlrS &afe So, $40.
29ott ,op0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

0U1D EN- e, 3ITl9f leIt DoFlgen1
Saunita9 271.OO0 Gtilf, ge9en $500 0 in
Der NorlOOde. Ser @fartt NOR am Sonlto9
i6loB nm 5@10c b0ber ais am Sreito9.
iSprFouft 1O11rAcu n W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

S6ofe.-3ufubr felt porigem Gamlta9
$4,000 Stild. Suolitat l6ledt un6 nun Die
better braGtel eini9ermaBen aune9nlbare
Eretlc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
Siebm0ret.

@in0oi,ed91;o 3uf49r isit oorigea,
ren am 95omlta9 ror unD raid persrif=
len. 6leii6eripa0re 1par in 5olge bes iiber=
mGBi9en AllS9ebot5 bieier gSaare lpei6enb
llno oroiuGre Snrten bis su 25c. nieoriger,
oils III Der pori9en 9So6e. Die bette uber felt
oroinGre $2.50@3.O0, Die bette 3.50@4.50.
,Stoters" bro9ten 3,25@3.5O, ,6eeberS"
4.0O@4.40. IL Stiore fir ben &eibna1tS=
martt, Die cir 9nr6l0nittSgemi6t DON =, 100
ID batter, bradteu $500 OoS 100 ID. Sers
i9ifier beSablten $4.SO@6.0O, lie na9 Snoli=
tat, Sertoult wuroen II. a.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

6cIn1t! @erren>&Iei6er ODER Drp @oobS I'M Tsertbe
Don $500 bis $4,000 i'm Nustauid 9e9en belte5 Oafota
9set5enlanb 81 Gaib>Ereilen. Man %oOreiire HI. A.
6GS Seo9wif Ctr. GDtca9O, 81. SOeStnio, n1m0G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
Nicrbro1tcret AT perfoufem!

yin Nlntbetl ober audi Oas sunse Gei6dft. GopacttGt
10 bis 5000 Sbls. Sine before geegenbeit wirb in
sanS Anerita ni6t geboten. %ouitdnOi9e MuStunit
uuo Sebtn9uugen merbeu aui @erlou9er burd @iculare
ertbeilt. Iprtiie: q. .. Dor PIP, Eortaqe, isis.
9oeS4jo II 4m0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
Naraat Az %OerfaMfem.

400 Nfer gono in Merrimoc, Sout Gourtp, MiSconz
lin, nrb $50 Ndtr S~oolStuuD, lit inter 9~iIuiIgct &eDius
guuaeI 9anS ODER 9ebcilt ST. pcrtanien. 9iaGSniragen
bel YouiS Gieper9, 10. so & 81 u. Ganal Cir, @bts
cuGo, ST.. ODER bel Sopbic Gberbaro, Dtcrrinlac, isis.
1QOeSGW0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

OM O%crfGufCn: Hotten 100X175 nit Speiit0digcm
y %SObnb0IS ncblt Stal 1SX24 unb 9uicm 8rurnelt,
in 9ti@Ion Citation bel OiaI!eiom, 81. aiGbcres bel
Sans S6GtttnQer am Nl0kc. 4~OS3tn1D0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

Dsg- Muf Der s.. Seite %unierer beutigeu
electromagnetic finoet man cine pallenoe
uno bele6renDe Slluitration iiber ben
g9ertb Der jeBt i'm Wtartt befinbIi&eH 8adz
pulper.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
9,t %Ocrf0tfcn. biQi0

Sine quite Sorm pom GAO AcreS, 6 Nteilcn pom Sritt,
uno $50 atcre5 uncultiuirte5 Y1nb, 5 llieilel Don Srilt
giabereS burd otto Yctcricm, Sritt, Soma.
1w0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
4 ltfe

0erfGufe:
Gbtcago Gttp 81. $50, 4H's-1O.O0O gu 95&.
sSeit NiuiiiOiI 0iatIWap resiitereo 5-a6 IS 800 5u
1863.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10
\ n}Rt9 { II.

NK@er en 2&eibnadbtSz Veldent MAIDEN mill, Der per>
Ky LANCE gratis Mno franco" ben
8eibua6tS= & 2ager=G atalog
Gustav HinStOrff.
Snternationole Subbanbluu9, As Dearborn Ctr.
O3eImGt: Sin oeuti6er S1mieo, elm SaBr i'm 2arbe,
w iu6t in etner ~gouoitabt ODER @ounlrp StelIung
as 6weiter ooer Seller. AbreIie: e. @rotl, 03 Sib
Gunul ST., @bicaSo. 81. 1wD
(MclmdDt: SIN G~beilbaber nit einem tleinen SapitaI,
" Der in etnem %eIGblirlen Uciddit bic oeutide @OreS
lponoens bejorgen iou. Is. e. Wtcyeoo & So,
1iOuw6 goa @alDin9tOn Str., Gbica9O, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-12-10

D0ue D00 Die Nble1ull9 Del Stoe5f0tnlel
IN G9Ieu. v3u mGDIen lit bier nidts" ,
erniDerte Der QlTtSri6ter; lid ne6me OIL,
baB Sic mid oaruIn bitten, llll0 i'll 0te>
ier Commissioning geltatte ih es Sbneu."
lllD nm enolid fonlte Der 6eOrdn9te Ea1
ltor Die @ibcsformel a6lelen.- gGeld)
eil Triulnp9 Der gert6tcn Sad)c! &allt
er bod nun nit rubigem @eiDillen bcDaupz
ten, CT babe ft6 Den @iO ni0t bon eillelll
SuDcn pDrlUre0en %lallcn! Wtan oente,
mas oa5 bergen mil! 0crrn SapteS &c
pillcnSireibeit lit g%erettet, llto Da5 lit imz
nlcrbin ctiuas. N6cr frcilih bat CT nun
bod BOT DeniiclDcn 9tidter illoildcr &ol>
%feliiOn. Dem letne Ell IT. gScigertung gait, et7
llen Glo gclciitct, Der Doultdlotg llllo III
allen Stil6en 9erall bent She cltlp:tbt,
ip;c CT iDn lripriinglih ldluorcn lolltc.
Son lcinen acknowledgements miro 10
baIo tcin i3Deitcr Ocrluhen, 0crrn Oaptt5
MeBe na6Suluaroelu.
= Ser &rofellor Der fatbolii0cn GDeOz
logic, Bittner 81 Brcolau, lpar BON Der
eDalgcltld@ lutberildben 0afilt0t sur G3ellz
nabnIe oil Der 3utDerfeier etngelnoeH. Jfibt
Sufrieben barnit, Oieie GinlabunG abSlz
~lcller, BAT 0err Sittner leineu 9lblugcbrtef
and ourt6 Die vSdylci. &oItsSt9." per-
0iieutlidsn laliel. 6olgsnocS lit Die
Gointe oarin: v9Sje :piirbe bic proteltal1
tiiH> tbcolo9ii1e 6afultdt uno bic llbrigelt
prpteltdntiidcH Ygofclloren 3cr llntocr1
iitat eS duflehmelt, ipenI man lie sur Sc
burtStagsfeier beS eigentlt6en Unit
&utDerS, OeS j. SgnattMS pon
&pDDla einlaoen l"oltte!"
= Die lofort nad crfolgtem unfaa INT
Sanuar bieieS Sabre5 ron Dem Sam
burger Steamte cin8cIeitetc Inter
lu6ung iiber 0eu 3%uianmenlto6 ocS !0ulls
burger Oan,pfcr5 Gimbri0" nit oen1
englilden Steamer Sultan, luelde lid
in Sol9e ncriNicbener .3niidenfGIle le9r III
Die 2dnge gsSOgcn bat, iO!te an U(ontag,
Den 3. December, gum eno(t6eu S0tuB
gelaigeH. lleber Den i6lieBlid)en 8erlaif
Der 8an5en @~n9elcgen6eit lit man I'M 0lo7
Ben rlo 0olien u elmer W1etGung, Die
Sretlpredung beS rSultanS"
tpiro augemcin ais feitltebetb angenomllclt.
gon Der llnterlUdung leIbit peripri6t man
lid troeB uuo oaS lit till nidt su ulter>
lddBeloer Tortl6ritt etne Nnreguug aur
tlllIttgen ueberpadung bcS 8aueS bon
Pallagter>G ampfern.
Gtnem iun9en preuBiiden Ofi3ier
CYrelnter> lieutenant bon Geiderba6 bonn
SO. Jtegiment) lit Dor &l:3em OF etnem
Gage Die GrlaubniB sur NuieguHa bon ie6s
Sroen (etnem ruii;i6en, einem %itaItenI@
lben, einem lpantl6cH, einem belgil6eH,
eInem l9weoil9eH MHo eiMem bGiertl9eM
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-24
USEFUL AND SUGGESTIVE.

An Oregon farmer has a large hole
one and a half inches deep bored in the
manger of each horse. This he keeps
tiled with salt and assafRtida.
To remove black spots from the
teeth, rub with small piece of soft
wood dipped frequently in powdered
pumice-stone.-CO Continental Magazine.
sc Ten acres properly cultivated are
worth fifty half DONE was wisely said
by the retiring President of the New
York State Agricultural Society at the
last annual meeting.
One of the best farmers in Maine
is Miss Sarah L. Martin, of South Au-
burn. This lady carries on farm sue
cessfully. and pays much attention to
the raising of fine stock Boston Post.
Pow arty cake: Two cups of. sugar,
twO-thirt.s of a cup of butter, two cups
of sweet milk, one cup of chopped
raisins, four and one-half cups of flour,
and two heaping teaspOOnfuls of baking
powder - Toledo Blade.
i wonder if all housekeepers have
noticed how much more easily the
kitchen woodwork can be cleaned when
it is well moistened with steam-on
wash-day, for instance. Try it when
you have plenty of help, for it does not
need half the rubbing that is required
when it is dry. But be sure you do not
Over-work, for it is a great temptation.
The Household.
A handsome lambrequin for a corner
bracket of ebony is made of dark blue
satin, with a band of plush or velvet
across the bottom. The satin should be
fringed out to form the finish; on the
satin paint or embrOider some stalks of
golden-rOd, with a butterfly fiuttering
over them. Another pretty way to fix
n bracket is to have simply a band of
fringed-out crimson satin tackled to it,
with a delicate vine painted in oil or
water-colors on it.-N Y. Post
For ham relish fry the yellow fat
of ham, which is usually discarded as,
gross, with any thin slices of cold veal,
mutton. or even salt beef, a nice brown.
Bruise equal quantities of any cold veg
etables, cabbage, potatoes or caulifow-
er, and also fry in the fat which still
remains in the pan from the foregoing.
Warm a dish and place the vegetables
aC the bottom, laying the slices of meat
neatly on top. Must be served hot.
Garnish with lemon peel and fried
parSley.-N y Herald.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-24
Whisky-smuggIing in the Highlands.

The Highlanders have fallen into
| their old besetting sin of whisky-smug-
/ Cling in Perth, Aberdeen, Inverness,
| Ross, and other northern counties. Con-
/ sidering the difficulties which the excise
/ officers have to contend with ere one
| single detection is made, and also bear
ing in mind that all the illicit distilleries
| discovered bore unmistakahle evidence
of having been for a long time in opera
| ton, it may safely be concluded that
there is a great number of them still un-
detected among the wild corries in the
Highlands. 1t is well known that a con-
siderable proportion of the struggled
liquor finds its way into the neighbOring
villages, and still more extensively into
Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Glas-
gov, and other large towns, where it
commands fancy price among High
landers. The price in the Highland viii
| lagos varies greatly. Where it is with
more than IS. a gallon, but in other dis
tricts, where it is greatly sought after,
18s. gallon is freely given; and in the
larger towns there seems to be no diff
Guilty in disposing of it by underground
agencies" at even higher price than
the best Islay at Campbelltown. The
underground agency" without whose
aid the Highland smuggler could not
carry on his trade, has hitherto baffled
detection. 1t is notorious that at the half
yearly farm-Servants' term many sub
stantial-looking chests are sent by rail
to private addresses in various towns in
the south, and the knowing ones say
these chests are lined inside with zinc,
and chung full " hold many gallons
without detection. 1t is also freely
stated that not every farmers cart which
comes into the northern town in the
early morning contains {" nothing but
buttermilk' - The smuggler's profit
must be large, seeing that the licensed
distiller can sell proftably after paying
los. Cd. per gallon of duty. But, not
withstanding his high profits, the mod
ern Highland smuggler has as great a
struggle to make ends meet IS his neigh
bors, and cases are very rare indeed
in which he makes a fortune.-G
CJOgD Mail
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-24
Hunts Remedy-Its Many Merits.

THERE arc no diseases more prevalent, with, per-
haps the exception of Consumption, in this country
than the kidney and liver cOmplaints and to ind
remedy that would efectually relieve them has long
been the aim Of many afflicted sufferers. Whether our
habits people are conducive to these diseases or
whether they may result from the popularity Of our
climate, is beyond our comprehension and s Of little
value since efcaeious remedy can be hadi but Of
one thing we are that the long afflicted public will
haii with Joy the specific which again and again
proved fits ability to eectualy cope and eradicate
these diseases. The name of this medicine Is Hunts
Remedy and It is manufactured by the Hunts Remedy
Company Of Providence It Is often that mention
of patent medicine occurs in these columns; but
when one comes under notice possessing such I'M
doubted merits as the of which We speak we can
not refrain from giving IL the credit it deserves It
cures when all other remedies fall acts directly on
the Kidneys liver and bowels restoring them ali once
TO healthy action. 1t is eradicate all diseases
Of the Kidneys bladder. urinary Organs-such as
gravel diabetes incOntincncc retention Of the urine
back gdcs, lons and has proved itself the most re-
liable medicine eXtant for general debility, female
diseases disturbed sleep, loss Of appetite, and all
complaints Of the urinO genital organs Its efficacy
In cases of that dreadful scOurge nsidous destroy
or, BTights disease of the kidneys has been remark
abei and If fits merits rested its success in coping
with that disease alone, It would be worthy OF high
rank as public benefacOr In all diseases Of the liver
as biliOusness, headache, dyspepsia sour stomach
and costivcncss-it quickly induces that organ to
healthy action, and the causes at the same
time IL Is purely vegetable IN composition. being en-
ireiy free from all mercurial mineral poisons and
possesses virtues n remedy for heart disease
and rheumatism. We have neither time nor snacc 10
do this medicine fun iustce but the public can obtain
fun particulars in the shape pamphlets and circusr
by addressing Hunts Remedy COMPANY Providence
r. I.--ScteRh1c Times.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1883-05-24
A Good Agricultural Greed.

According to the CGnada Farmer, the
agriculturists of Canada met in conven-
tiOn and adopted for themselves the fol-
lowing creed: We believe in small
farms and thorough cultivation; we be-
lieve that the soil lives to eat, as well as
the owner, and ought, therefore, to be
well MANFRED; we believe in going 10
the bottom of things, and therefore deep
blowing, and enough of it, all the better
if~;t be a subsOil pillow; we believe in
large crops which leave the land better
than they found it, making both the
farm and the farmer rich at once; we
believe that every farm should own
good farmer; we believe that the fertil-
izer of any soil is a spirit of industry,
enterprise and intelligence; without
these, lime, gypsum and guanO would
be of little use; we believe in good
fences, good farmhouse, good orchards,
and good children enough TO gather the
fruit; we believe in a clean Kitchen, a
neat wife in If, a clean cupboard, a
clean dairy, and clean conscience; we
believe that to ask a mans advice is not
STOPPING, but Of much benefit; we be-
lieve that to keep a place for every
thing, and everything in its place, saves
many step, and is pretty sure to lead
to good tools and TO keeping them in
order; we believe that kindness to stock,
Ike good shelter, is saving of fodder;
we believe that it is a good thing to
keep an eve on experiments, and note
all, good and bad; we believe that it is a
good rule to sell grain when it is ready;
we believe in producing the best butter
and cheese. and marketing it when it is
ready" All this may certainly be com
mended as sound doctrine. p"