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National Republican., 1883-08-07
BARGAINS BARGAINS!
Boston Dry Goods House

Housekeeping Linens-Spe-
cial and marked reductions to
close lots.
Fine German huck towels, 20
x4o, extra quality, reduced to
twenty cents each.
Loom honeycomb towels, "a
x45, extraordinary value, twen-
ty cents each-only five dozen.
Fine huckaback towels, COX
40, reduced to seventeen cents
each to close an end.
Fifty dozen Turkish bath tow
els, 2ox4o, reduced to 12Hc
each.
Special bargain-New goods
not reduced. Fifty dozen Ger
man damask napkins, full selv-
edge, soft finish, only one dol
lar per dozen. Please examine.
One hundred dozen all-linen
fruit doylies, 4oc per dozen.
Printed Goods Department.
Our twenty-five cent quality
printed linen lawns reduced to
seventeen cents per yard.
Finest French satteens, in
polka-dot styles, reduced from
forty-fve to twenty-five cents
per yard.
Twenty-Five Scotch ginghams
reduced to I2Hc per yard.
Twenty-Five cent American
satteens, warranted fast colors,
only fifteen cents per yard.
A fine lot of I2Hc domestic
ginghams reduced to eight cents
per yard.
Cotton Department.
We sell cotton so close we
can't advertise e any re-
ductions in this department, but
will state that we shall open
Tuesday morning two thousand
yards of our celebrated yard
wide soft finish bleached cotton
at eight cents per yard, and
claim, as we have before, that
it is the best eight-cent bleached
cotton ever sold over a dry
goods counter.
National Republican., 1883-08-07

Host I cr's Stom.
n"h Bt,eTs. by in
ere tsing vial rover,
l,vd rendering the
Ih Alnjl functions
regu A. q nd active,
keHs tn system IN
& d WORKING order,
% o. II protects II
o"ulrst 81 else For
cCnstipatiOu. ~ pep
slA GId liver com.
llint Yo lsness, 4,
kldn y ana Theuul-
All" n,lmCnts II Is In
Vpluahle, rni II az.
fOTds "a sure dcfense
against m llarlal fe-
YCrs, hCsldes remov'
ing all traces Of such
disease rom the gys,
tom. For sale by all
drug isis and deal
ers 10 lerally.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
Silk Department.

Fancy Silks-We have made
the price Sweeper yard to close
the ends of stock.
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Woodward & Lothrop.
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Dress Goods Department.

Albatross cloths, 22 inches
wide, pink, light, medicated blue,
and cream, reduced to seven
teen cents per yard from twen-
ty-four and twenty-five cents.
Nuns veilings, as incAas
wide; colors, cream, pink, light
blue, seal brown, myrtle green,
elegant quality; were 75c first
of the season; we will now
close at just half price-37Hc
per yard our actual reduction
from 62c.
Polka-dot nuns veilings, a
few dress lengths to close the
line reduced from $I.25 to fifty
cents per yard.
All our remnants and short
lengths Of colored dress goods
have been remarked at still
lower prices to close them out,
if possible, before inventory.
If the Jersey business contin-
ues at its present height, as we
confidently expect it will, we
don't expect to sell any more
full dress patterns. Ladies will
want only enough for a skirt.
Our remnant sale, therefore, Of
fere unusual inducements, to
which we invite YOUR attention.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
White Goods Department.

India Linen-One hundred
pieces at twenty cents per yard
an extra quality for the price.
India Linens - Twenty-Five
pieces surplus stock Of 371ac
quality, reduced to csc per yard
to close; also fifteen pieces ex-
ira hne-in fact the finest quail
ity imported-reduced from SOC
to SIZE per yard.
Lace Striped Lawns reduced
to &c per yard.
Ecru Swiss Muslins, colored
embroidered spots, reduced
from 81 to 25c per yard.
Finest quality dotted and fig
ured Swisses, formerly reduced
to fifty cents from IS and 69c,
now nearly all sold.
Ecru Swiss muslin, AZ inches
wide, reduced from 371a to
twenty-five cents per yard.
Hamburg edgings and insert
ings to match above cloth at low
prices.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
BARGAIN No. 10.

One hundred and five pairs Cambria
Drawers, yoke bands, tucked and faced,
for 80 cents. Tucked, ruffled, and en-
brcidered, for IS cents. Tucked and
exqui,itely ruffied and embroidered,
for 9S cents. All at prime cost.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
BARGAIN No. 6.

Seventy-fve Gowns, plated backs tucked
and embroidered robe fronts, best cot
ton, slightly soiled, reduced from $1.S3
to $1.3S.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
BARGAIN No. 8.

Sixty-nine Chemises, cambria, tucked
skirts, solid yoke of torchon lace and
embroidery, trimmed with edge to
match, soiled, reduced from $l.25 to 81
cents.
National Republican., 1883-08-07
BARGAIN No. 7.

Sixty-four Gowns, Pride of the West cot
ton, vatican backs, finely embroidered,
tucked, and inserting in yoke and
sleeves, perfect goods, reduced from
$20S to S1.9S each.
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MEDICAL.
Pale, Poor, Puny, and PaIIld.

Considering all the ills that attaci.
little children, It is a wonder that any
Of the poor little youngsters live to
grow up. '','-
There are children who are truly
objects Of pity. They seem almost
bloodless. Their checks are thin and
pinched; their eyes are hollow; and
their skin is tightly drawn over their
foreheads. There is nothing hearty
about them. They do not enjoy
their lives. They aresufering from
the debility that leads to marasmus.
Poor things!
Do a good deco. for the pale, poor
puny, pallid child. Hand smother
a bottle Of Byosvn's Iron Bitters
Here is life even for the most deli.
cate, the most dcbilitated; for the
child almost given upfordead. Iron
in the blood IS what the child needs
10 bring it up. The little digestive
apparatus will recover. The pale
cheeks will fill out. . The weary
groan of the child will be exchange
for themcrry prattleof inantile glad.
ness, Your druggist will telpyoc
what wonders BToam,S Iron Biasrs
has done for very sick children. II
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rangcment OF Liver, Bowels and Kidney,
SYMPTOMS or A n1sr.srn 11xrn.
It should DO used by all persons. old aud


Persons Travelling or Living in Un-
healthy Localities, by taking dose occasion.
ally to keep the Liver In healthy action, will avoid
all Malaria, Bilious attacks, Dizziness, Nan.
sea, DrowSinets, Depression Of Spirits. etc. II
inxlcntlnH hnXnrnHa.
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ghe gstdLigeneer.
Slico nos. a5 oad ~ Fourteenth street,
One who Thinks ne knows why Il was
Established.

ono Who Thinks He knows why IL was
Established.
10 he Editor efAs IRteli0tRez.
SIR-The following announcement,
signed by the editresg, appeared In the last
issue OF the Weston Hltrk.E Eye:
1--WE learn from the best authority that
there Is q report circulated among the PEG.
pie that the Rawk.Eye Is owned by inter-
ested parties and that my name Ia used
only as shield. This Is false. The press
and appendices are solely mine. This
paper 10 edited by myself. have many
sacrifice, but none for whom would be q
tool. No one ever rated me go low as 10 ask
me to act 80 false part. Next week l will
begin to publish history Of the origin Of
the Hdwk.Eye which hope will set me
right before the people"
Mark our prediction, the Weston Hapk
Eye is at present sailing under flag Of
truce, and when II has reached certain
circulation its true purpose will be fully re-
vealed 10 all. Instead Of being born OF the
spirit ofireedom, 1t is absolutely bound to
support certain individuals, to-wit: John
Brannon and w. ". Brannon. We assert
this fearlessly, and the future will verify 1t.
Let any journal in this section attack either
Of these aspiranta, and you will see how
quickly It's feathers will become erect.
The HaWk.Eye Is very appropriate
name-ior that bird is provided with q
delicate membrane to protect Its optics,
and twill also answer the purpose Of pre-
venting the public from looking 1t squarely
in the eye to dete,minethe object 1t has in
view, but ere long, as the evening shades
OF next falls elections shall have gathered,
that membranous curtain will beremoyed
from that bird OF prey, and it will die on It's
roost at It's original home, without having
secured the object for which it plumed Its
flight. \.
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A Home.naae Flower stand.

A very pretty floTer stand can bs made
out Of a table, a bucket, and half q dozen
old tin cans. Place the bucket in the cen.
ire Of the table. Punch several holes il
the bottom OF each can, and screw them
firmly to the table by screws in the holes
Arches ofstout wirs may be made acrose
the top OF the cans. For ferns planted in
the cans, which require great deal o.
water, cover tho top Of the table with q
shallow pan to catch the drip. Other
plants should only have the soil kept damp
Gtraniums are fne Tor winter blooming, AZ
are also Coleus, Fuchslas, and Petunias
Some kind Of vine should be planted IL
each OF the corner CANS. Trailing plant
nroduca n pood effact
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10 East TaIRrY.sEcosD srRxEr, New York,
March 10Th, 1851 have used Allcock' s
Porous PlaSters IN my practices with remark
able success, and found them peculiarly Of.
flcaoious when applied to the back for Weak
spine and Nervous Exhaustion; they afford
almost instant relief in Coughs Gods and
Liver Complaint. l cordially recommend
them IS tue best and safest Plaster ever made,
and would caution the public against the
numerous other so-called Porous Plasters
that are sought to be pllmed of on credu-
lous pub ic; they are worthless and often
times dangerous.
RoBERr s. NEWTON, N. D., L. R. C.s.
Late Chief de ClInique Hospital for Dis
eases OF the Throat and CHEST, Medical o.
ficer to the London Hospital, Clinical AssIs.
Lant Royal London ophthalmio Hospital,
Assistant to the Hospital for Diseases oil the
KIN, London. Consulting Physician and
Surgeon.
When you want the most carefully pre-.
pared and best Plaster made, ask your drug.
gtst for Allcock's Porous Plaster. rtBs&w
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ztos, ". Va, December s.


A writer in Dio Lewis Monthly says
Happening to be in Queenstown, Ireland,
one evening many years ago, was invited
to attend grand ball on the occasion Of q
famous international reaalia. The number
OF ladies' was about $50. Their dress was
like that OF American ladies on similar oc-
casiors, only tritls more so-Slesyes lit
tie shorter, coTsage little lower. The la
dies were remarkably sell-posSessed, quiet
and graceful, and, think, on the whole,
averaged prettier than l have ever seen on
another such occasion.
have written this to introduce the ply
sical development Of Irish ladies. The
Irish girls in America have full chests,
large ann; they are plump and vital.
When an American lady shows me her
arms-candle dips, No. Sand asks: slow
can get such arms as BridgsL's?" and /
say "Work, work, as she does, and you
will have her armF," the lady says: "Oh,
that Is not work; il ia climate! II I had
been brought up in Brldgers should have
her fine bust, but this terrible dry air
Iakss all the juices out Of us."
My curiosity was on tiptoe to see how
Irish ladies, brought up in this moist, even
climate, but without work, would look. l
have SAID there were 100 ladies present,
and tina. they were very pretty and grace
tul, but now, taking the wituefs stand, I
testify that have never in America seen
$50 young women together with arms SO
small and chests so fiat and thin. They
belonged to tho idle class, and all the
world over women OF the idle class have
spindle arms and thin chests. unless they
become merely lat, which, wi b their weak
muscles, is sad embarrassment.
Education, rank, aspiration, prayer
these will not produce strong, full, mus.
cular body. They are not the appointed
means. Exercise, exercise! worE, work !
this produces strong muscles, full chests
and physical beauty. Work is the ap-
pointed means.
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yrs Mary c. Mccoy, Point Pleasant. Dec. !; sged
Ms Laura U. Bamsarner. Mason CO, Nov, %. aged
20.
Son OF ,. u. starbuck. Braxton CO., Des 8; aged O.
dlphtheIia.
jacob Denit Brooke CO., Doc. 2; aged %.
ME- Catherine Sydegger, Mineral 20 Dec. l;ag:d
Cl.rcsce A. Caldwell, Keyssr, Nov %; sged.s
lin: EIlziSe:h Bailey. Berkeley CO., Nov. IS
Ihas. H. Stevens, Berkeley CO., Nov. 81.
Ms. Rosa UnBer, Berkeley CO Dec. ]; aged IS.
Ms. liza acAboy, Pendleton co., Nov. n; sged
Mrs. Asa Williams, Huntington, Nov. n.
Eide Harris, AarsaAli CO., Nov. 70; aged 5; diph'
John John H; Bennett; Taylor CO.. Dec. 8; sEcd cs;
William Morrow. Hancock CO., Dec. 8; aged 90.
consumption.
Gnnis o'Bhcn. Wood CO.. Dec. s. aged 10; dIph,
theria!s
child Of Mr.. and Ms Joseph Blthaeld, St.
Mary's, DEC. 4: sgot 8; typhoid pneumonia.
Mis-. Geo. Watson, 81. Aary's, Dec. s; sgcd S.
Mz octavls Davis GrOenblicr CO., Nov. S
Luther ". Sturgeon. Preston CO. Nov. 2s;agcd 90
Daughter Of Mr. @. A. IIoylman, Lewisburs Dc,.
j; agel 2; blood poisoning.
aged SO.
Lee Mason. Berkeley co Nov. 26; aSeila
Mrs. William Malone, Marion CO., Dec. q aged IL
Spencer K. WotIing. Preston CO., Dec. 4;aged 80
Me-. Elizabeth DouAhew, Iayenswood. Dec. /
aged 80; consumption.
MIS-. Patrick Mclaughlin, Taylor CO., Dec. 8; aged
3d. found dead In bed.
ars. Catherine scoOt Preston CO Nov. 81; aged
Mrs. N. Warne, Parke sburg. Dec. g.
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MANY who long suffered from urinary and
digestive diseases, causing nervousness, weak.
ness and debility, after trying bitters, kidney
medicines, iron medicines, etc., without BEN
eat. have touPd permanentreliefi IN from one
10 three bottles Of Dr.. Guysotts Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla, the only perfect blood puri.
fiOr and strengthened, Hundreds Of letters
10 the propretors have testified to its superi.
ority over many pretended cures % LARGELY
advertised by means Of bogus certificates that
arc bought and paid for, rtS
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FROM H. F. Llepsner, A. NJ, Red Bank, N.
J. ! have been troubled with CAtarrh 80
badly for several Yeas that II seriously Afiec-
ted my voice. l tried Dr.. -'sremedy With
out the slightest relief. 0ne bottle OF E'y'B
Cream BALM did the work. Ny yoios Is fully
restored and my head feels better than for
yeArA. TrhEAW
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THAT HACKING CoUoH can be 10 quickly
cured BY shIloh's Cure. We guarantee It.
WILL You sUTFRR with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? shiloh's VisaIizsr is guaranteed
sLEEpiE.s NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shiloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you.
OIrARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured BY shileh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal injeoto free.
For sale by McLsGe BIOS. and AT. Young.
RhW
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The greatest medical wonder Of the world.
Warranted to speedily cure Burns, Bruises,
Outs, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Can:
cers, Piles, Chilbleins, CornS letter, Chspped
Hands, and all akin eruptons, guaranteed to
cure In every instance, or money refunded.
IS cents per box. For sAle. at Logan 4 Co.'S
Bridge Corner Drug Store.
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ERIE,s EXPERIENCE.
Another care utterly without n Precs.
deaf,

ERIE, Pa, September lob, 1sSl.-DR HARr-
MAN: / cannot but expires my thanks 70 yon
Of PeT1tna and Mdnalia. One bottle OF each
placed me squarely on my feet, after long
sickness, which had laid me In bed and then
LEFT me lame and crippled. Three days use
Of these remedies dispensed with the cane,
ana in q week was perfectly well.
NJ. WRIGHT,
Business Agent, Erie Etening Herald
Ask your druggist for DR.. Hartman'S Book
on the nIlls OF Life" He will give II gratis.
II not, address DR.. Il. al Columbus, o. p&T
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The head truly enlightened will present
ly have q wonderful influence in purifying
tbe heart, and the heart really affected
with goodness will much conduce 10 the
Of the head.-Sprat.
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MEDICAL.
DR.. ]. E. SMITH,
y, ,t4 caAPLINE STREET,
No. Nv Near Fourteenth Street,

.,,.,,o,, NJ A physiclau'B success u inc
ne bt=t t' ~, ,,ilrnp The incTeANnH detnnhuS
p1nOl ,n,iA services prove Iah -, ~
b;ny ,gI iAltlywiIh these wiz Hsn hoMt SsS.
t95oA'i neSet w. pIn 1Snv hpnGScd certificates
nS5n no ~, nave cured Alstr they hA1 pGen
io1 t1Ce ia!'vn'",,fIp, \ thorough medical edu
solsinCc1 i I'm, wears hospital experience Gna
dIll ", irsr1puuC Dgents C!oas oHeeI.
InhiIsI scilmc!al pecuLai''SS S, T SnCces;
EsIpa 10 W ia aud frankly give the patient my
caft lPosi4U''' N'''
Eiaiou. pRooF
,aI LIVER diseases and ,c Eh 2! SsIn ma:
LI sS5 so 81 out CT bed z "a 1pl Paf fItSf
WhCGlln. wa.
,...,r,,i Eoc, Impaired Voice. Sui
c.uh fclIP ''ts,t medicine isi ed ~ help me.
b. :a!tS Co!lP.c"'' CIARLfs CHADDUCE,
n, sneIdcl Z Co., wheeling, ". Va.
-, frccratad Stomach. Treatment
pJIpe'sa NY ~ i've nc relief. Dr. smith cured
lot y,An Is"' y ,;0GAS h0LI, Insurance Agent
Es, "lIGl them ios fourteen yES t1rIGI 91Si'u
ufei ne. ,,,,,rr, SORES Oh EeGd.-"hy sou was
saO.gll, hH h,n?t,,p Yeas Nothing seemed 70
IsseiGI 'it ,r saith cured higl. c,po
hspEin We MRS. GAI!IhNSE CAtS
us,tSt Street, Wheeling, ". Va.
nS,cTfs,I Tor years with Cancer; hAG
CAHo'. :'nItri,s II returned after eGch oper-
cut OlI s,i,h cured me without knife, Gangiic
Iiion ", 7IA'" MRS. II. n. CIRCUIT.
6lPtn p,.,,,s nj Anus Flat Of my back lor IL
k!7 tvn,, ," ewing Dr.. Smith cnrcd mt
saOut EOiit IN eve "eeT THOMAS CoLV1N,
u.,,s.,,e Grocer, Main b., MLCelDg' g. va
,.,nh.,i,T" al ecttim, frOlApsls ana Flles;-
RiI's, IN 10 die ANd pfon9unGed iACutADie'
"Nn.s.,a,S, ,,Irtd me without kAile. ,,,, ,,r
Martins Re1y.
u n IaSd writca:-"Dn Smiths PROBES
EsT' u. -, In my family have been moeL SAILS
isoIr md ComioeuI hin " al 10 " s'n'4'ANN
III Still.lnl physician. ,rb.3 hOo, VufTednv
va EL LtsrS aud lac II d by many physicians TO-
iEG.,.gr:. Dr. smith raid ha11 WIZ mef ~, an
RICK, horrs removed monster w l Se STI
TsSsSslS complaints Three years ~ I 49,. ~
,!.,'Ss die rae peculiar HoTantsseiin suG. I H.
!, nm cutcd u c!tAIrh' diseases OF nessL G'
..!N.,'rS kidneys sLlu. Dlcoi, nervous kaGSuoe
W SsStp rAS.s Vi men And youth, ScIOIu'A ant
'Ttp1S lts,iiy {, my sre%ss,
Siss cured WilhOu! the Ehiis. ,.,..,
!I.,;aSIsst distance may be treated Dy ieItet
!GS'nN,,.',riIO1 guaranteed. 4 chart LOT sell e&'
.,s6I,1u .ast on re DIP oil two uIeeCeAt au1npA'
~ advice rCturn,d tIte 49,, n
HESiSs,,iis,ICn Al psjCe fee. ot'ce hours from
T " tC;P n, daily. Call on OF Alttess
lhW'" 49, JOHN L. SMITH, Y. D..
,,,,.r.r W IIntchHn'n"Ht. "h"'int = vs.
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In one week Ely's Cream opened pas, ge
In one nostril through which had not
breathed in three years, subdu ID al IL fam.
nation In my head and throat, tho result oil
Catarrh Colonel o. N. NEILLIAY, 0aego,
N. Y. [jse ady.l Trhs4w
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Why continue the use Of irritating pow
ders, snufs or liquids, when Ely's Cream
Balm, pleasant RI application and sure care
for Cntarrh. and cold in head. can be lad.
so centsat druggists or by mail. mot liquid
0rsnuff TTht&v
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HINTS TO THE HOUSEWIVES.

DRIED APPLE PH According to very
good cook dried apple pie Is greatly i'm.
proved by the addition Of beaten egg.
A HINT AS TO BEDS Those who find an
excelsior mattress too hard, feathers too
warm, and q hair mistress too expensive,
may make feather bed very comfortable
by laying piece oil straw mating covered
with cotton cloth upon 1t.
CocoASur JUMBLH.-Very nice little
cakes are made OF two cups Of sugar, one
cup Of butter, two eggs and large cup Of
grated cocoanut mixed with enough -four
10 make dough than can be rolled. Use
fancy cutters Of various shapes, and bake in
a very hot oven.
CHAMPIONSHIPS MINUTE PUDDINa.-Let
some sweet milk come to boil, then stir
in -four which you have sailed; this must
be done very briskly or it will be lumpy.
Stir every moment until the pudding 10
about like mush. Serve while hot, with
sugar and cream; flavor the cream with
nutmeg or vanilla.
LAUNDRY HINTs.-It Ia not good plan
to have the white lawn and cambria dress.
es "done up" as the phrase is, to lay away
for the winter, for the expectation that
they will look fresh and-be ready for i'm
mediate wear in the spring will be disap-
pointed. OF course they should not be put
away dirty, but the starching and ironing
may we'll DO left till spring; only common
calicoes should be starched and ironed be.
fore packing away.
QUEEN CAKE.-Q leen cake Is made OF
eight eggs, quarter Of a pound OF almonds,
pound Of butter audapound Of sugar, hall
pound Of currents and pound flour.
Beat the whites Of the egg in q cool place
for half an hour. Work the butter to a
cream, add slowly and gradually the sugar,
and mix all. Beat three yelks with few
drops Of salIron water aud put them into
the butter; beat all together and then add
the currants, l1ur, spice, etc. Sprinkle all
with sugar and place In shallow tin and
bake.
OYSTERS AND MAccARoNI-Brown several
slices OF bread in the oven, then pound
them to crumbs in a. mortar, and, having
thoroughly hutttred a baking dish, sprinkle
il with the crumbs. Then put In q layer o.
oysters that have been slightly stewed Ii
milk and butter thickeneG; put mkt {
layer CT mRccaroni that has been boilet
twenty minutes, then succeeding layers o
oysters and macaroni to the top OF the dish
Sprinkle more crumbs on the top, streV
about bits OF butter and brown quickly in
hot oven.
PIcKLED ArpLRs-Take sweet apples
fully ripe, core and quarter them. TAX
two quarts Of vlnrgar, two pounds Of sugar
one, half ounce Of mace, one Of cloves, AM
one Of cinnamon, with a spoonful Of all
spice. These spices should not be ground.
Let 1t boil together ten minutes. Thel
put In enough Of the apples to cover Ii
sirup and let them boil until clear. Skin
them and lay on platter; put fresh apple
10 cook until you have as many as you
strip will cover when placed in jai
These, after few days, sometimes used i
be brought sgain to boiling point an
then will keep any length Of time.
WoMAH's btsS friend Tor relieving the man
pains and weaknesses incidental 70 femal
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TONE up the system by the use OF Ayers
8 .rfaparllla. It will make you feel like 8
new person. Thousands have found health
aud relief from suffering by the use Of this
great blood purifier Wien all other means
failed. DAW
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Mezy York.

This IN to certify that am well acquainted with
dent OF this city, who has been At imeG extremely
nj. but could not tell from what cause, unless It
was worms. He told his attending physician bis
suspicIons, but the physician at once ridteuled
INC idea, and refused 10 attend him any longer.
Ills son then mentioned DR.. c. MeLane's Yer.
mifuCe, and asked him IL he would take It; hIs
reply was-I must take something to get relief,
or die. n n
AeLans's Ttrnifage, and he took ono dose; me PC
,eor,Hs, cut up In every form. He got well I'M
mediately, and Is now enjoying excellent health
and, like the good Samaritan Of old, Is endeavof-
ing 10 relieve his unfortunate neighboTs He makes
il Els business to hunt up aud select all cases sl'
lar 10 his own, that may be given over BY regular
physicians, and induces them TO Try pr. e. NC.
i.ane's Vermifnge. So far he has INDUCED more
than twenty persons to take the Vermituge, and
In every case with the most happy results. lie
Is we'll satisfied that DR.. c. McLanes Vermiiuge,
prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pittsburgh, Is ,9f
more generally known would not fail 70 save
many valuable lives. For further particulars
inquire OF Mrs, HardIe, iI4s CaHHea street, New
York City.