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The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-23
HOuschOId Hints and Recipes.

Rice boiled very slowly in milk and
swcetened is a very palatable and healthy
dish for children.
The most healthful night-caps TO
keeping the hair smooth are made out of
soft cotton, and are crocheted.
To prevent children losing their nit
tens or gloves, sew on each one a long
ribbon and fasten the ribbon to the in
side of the coat sleeve.
Dishes to shine brightly should be
washed first in suds and then dipped in
clear hot water and left to drain. They
require little or no drying.
Jcwelry may be nicely cleaned by dip
ping in hot soapy water and polishing
with a little white powder and a piece of
chamois. A cameo should be scrubbed
with fine tooth brush and little
powder.
Roast ham is noted Pennsylvania
dish; it is roasted the same rs beef, only
being less juicy it requires IA longer time
in the oven. 1t is served cut in thin
slices, with brown gravy made of beef
stock and brown flour.
Giblet stew is a good supper or break
fast dish. Cut the giblets in small pieces,
but do not chop them fine; cook in lit
tie water, add few pieces of cold boiled
potatoes, and thicken the gravy with
flour. If you like onion flavor, a few
slices of onion will be sufficient to impart
it.
Mullins without soda, if baked in hot
oven, will be light and excellent. Take
one cup of sweet milk, one cup of flour,
one egg well beaten, about a third of a
teaspoonful of salt Have your gem
pans very hot, fill about half full, and
bake. These are nice with butter alone,
or with maple sugar syrup added.
Cream cookies are made of one cup of
sour cream, one cup of butter, two cups
of sugar, two eggs, one teaspoonful of
soda, flour enough to make Il dough of
medium body, neither as soft as possible
to roll nor as hard. These may be rolled
thin, and will be light and rich. Bake
in quick oven, but do not let them
brown.
1t is an excellent plan to prepare the
cabbage for dinner an hour before it is
time to cook it. Cut the cabbage in
quarters, and scatter a handful of salt
over it and cover it with cold water
This is good course to pursue if one has
not time to look the cabbage over care
fully. Cauliflower also should be fixed
in the same way, after being picked
apart. There are so many small insects
this year, especially, that great care is
necessary in looking over vegetables.
Delicious little patty pancakes are
made thus /: One cup each of sweet and
of sour milk, on cup of lump or loaf SUI
gar pounded fine, one tablespoonful Of
melted butter, the yolks of four eggs,
and the juice and grated rind of one
lemon. In mixing the cake first put the
sweet and sour milk together in basin
and set it in saucepan of hot water /;
keep it there until the milk becomes
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-23

Keep hens well supplied with gravel
and you will prevent them from having
many diseases. Too many farmers think
that ahcn is glad to supply her own sys-
TEN with everything.
Fowls are as fond of change in their
diet as people are. Give chopped onions,
with little red pepper sprinkled on,
once IL week. An occasional feed of
sunflower seeds will give Il smooth, CLOS
sy plumage.
The English feed for fattening sheep
consists of cotton seed and turnips. They
claim that it will put on the most fat, is
the safest feed, makes the best mutton at
a less cost, and produces the best and
strongest manure.
The quantity of milk that COW gives
depends much upon the mode and regu-
larity of milking. Cows do best that
have one regular mixer, and the time of
milking should be carefully attended to,
and not be sub cctcd to variations from
day to day
A writer in the Bee Journal says that
the best way to have bees clean combs is
to put them into super, or upper story,
and place this over strong colony just mt
night, if in times of honey dearth, and in
four to twelve hours the combs will be all
clean, and the super can be removed in
the usual way.
Dry sand is recommended for keeping
apples and potatoes in sound condi-
ton. Into barrel filed with them sand
is poured until all the intcrstices are
filled with it. Parties who have tried
this method say the contents of the bar
rels are preserved until spring in a bet
ter condition than by any other means
they have tried.
Wright claims that the best food for
fattening fowls is buckwheat meal. If
this cannot be procured, he advises an
equal mixture of Indian and barley meal.
Each bird is to have as much as it will
eat at one time, but no food must be left
to become sour. A little minced green
food should be given daily to keep the
fowls in order.
In the early stages the SPAWN, says the
Mirror and Fdrmer, is not clearly de
veloped, but afterward it is so vel
marked that SPAWN may be pro- ounced
TO exist without an examination of the
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-23
A Novel Club.

A very unprctentious and valuable adj
dition has been made to the society life
of masculine New York by an aggrcga-
ton of fortuitous atoms under the name
Of the Twilight Club, says letter from
the metropolis. 1t is bright lot of men,
at first few, now many, who feel the need
of intellectual society and recreation, but
don't want to spend the time and money
required by the regular fashionable clubs
up town. So they meet once a week and
dine together at nice downtown res
taurant in the Mills building. Each pays
a dollar for his dinner. Then they in.
dulge in short talks-''shop talks as
far as possible, bringing each man out
strong in his own speciality, like the chaps
at the Todgers dinner. They have set
of principles, from which | quote;
No dues, No salaries,
No debts, No initiation Zee,
No bylaws, No full dress,
No president, olats hours,
No constitution. No gambling,
No conyentionality, No dudes
A different man presides each evening
Sometimes a dozen little speeches are
made. Half of the well-known men of
the city have been there and talked-ed-
itors, lawyers, chemists, clerks, mechan-
anybody who had n new idea. 1t
costs next to nothing, and the members
make it point to get home by ten
o'clock. How is that for revolution in
club lifel Sometimes, indeed, they take
their wives and daughters, and there were
147 present at recent meeting.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-23

curdlcd, then drain or strain off the milk,
rub the curd through sieve, add the
butter to it and the sugar and eggs the
latter to be well beaten first. then the
lemon. Make little very rich pie-crust
and line the patty pans with it fill with
the above mixture and bake from ten tc
fifteen minutes, or until the custard is
firm. These little cakes, or more properly,
pics are dainty for dessert.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-23

Economy is the parent of integrity, of
liberty and of ease; the sister of temper
ance, of cheerfulness and health. Pro
fuseness, on the contrary, is cruel ana
crafty demon, that gradually involves
its followers in dependence and debts;
that is, letters them with iron that en-
tiers into their souls.
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1883-11-23

And since that time great and important
improvements have been made. Before CIV
inc your order to any other concern send for
prices and descriptive Catalogue.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21
NtsviI,p ru,Ir, vrATn

Tho following statement OF Willian J. Cough
In, oi Sumcryillo, Mass, II go romarkahlc tnat
We boi, TO ask for Il the attention OF our read
Crs. Ito says "ln the tall OF 1876 wns taken
with violent bleeding oi tho lungs, followed
10y a severe cough. | soon began 10 lose my
appetite aud flesh was 80 weak nj one time
that could not leave my bed. In the sum.
mcr CI Is71 | wasadmittod to the city Hospital
while there tho doctors said hal hole In
my Icit lung ~ big as II hnlf.uollar. expend.
eh over u hundred dollars ia doctors and mod
icinvs. was 40 tar gone Ut one time report
won't around that WIS dead. ! gave up hope
but friend told mo OF bR. NM. HALLS
BAisNM FOR THE LUNGS. | laugho et
my iricuds, thinking my casc inCurahlc, but
got n h' tito tO satisfy them, when To my sur
prisea Il qualification, I commenced 10 feet
better My hope, once dead, began to revive,
and To Iav feel In bot;cr spirits than have
the past three years.
81 writct this hoping you VII publish II, 40
that every ono afflicted with B'seiu-od Lungs
viii bc induced to take pR WIN. HALLS
BAI.SAM tORTHE IUSGS, and be con inced
that CONSuMPTlOS CAN BE CURED. I
have taken two bottles ana can positively say
that II has done mo moro good than ali the
other medicines have taken since my sick.
ncss. My cough has mIuOst entirely disap-
pCprcd ana snhli soon be able tO go TO work
sold Il, n. u. CuChrHn, IB1 sOrlh Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21
BuruHE Tan MAYOR
A strasburg Boy VINO nad notr al ruo.
I,., ay,,i,, Ib.ri,a StiItzman "A ypuuu

A suasburg Boy VINO nad hotr oi ruo.
Last evening Charles Stiltzman, young
man who resides In Strasburg, took al
vantage uf the good sloighing ~ come To
town Tor some Jun. lie got somothing,
but hs does not call u fun. About IL
o'clock ~ lo was driving Though tho
town ho found MIS-. Mary Graham who
is alio known as Mary Fra'ch, and by AZ
least half a dozen other names The
man to whom Mary was last mar
ried is now In jail aud she was
in for having "A good time. When asked
to take sleigh ride by tbs young ooun
trymau, she quickly accepted. They
sleighed around the principal streets for
some time. and at last Officer Stonwaudel
found tho Strasburg man driving mp East
King street, The woman, who had been
his companion, was running behind the
sleigh yelling at tho top OF her voice, aud
sho was stopped she told the officer that
the young fellow bad deliberately
pushed her out Oi tho sleigh
on West King street, injuring her
severely and bad refused TO give up her
shawl. The officer took both parties To
the station house, leaving tho young mans
horse at tho Lancaster County house. This
morning tho mayor committed them to
jail for ten days each, as II was shown that
they had been drunk and very disorderly.
Tho woman made complaint against
Stiltzman at Alderman Fotdney's, charg
ing him with assault aud battery, aud tho
larceny of her shawl. lilo will have u
hearing on those charges. This afternoon
young Stilt5mau was taken before tue
court on a writ Of habeas corpus aud his
discharge was asked for. With the con.
sent OF tho mayor the sentence was reduced
TO 2i hours. It was shown that the young
man was Of a respectable family, but was
unfortunate in drinking little too much
last evening. He says that the woman
jumped from the sleigh herself
Tho mayor bad two osher disorderliCs,
who got 10 days each, and throo yagrauts
were digCharppd
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Fourteen thousand cotton operatives in
North and East Lancashire, England, are
idle in consequence Of the strike.
The Republican Journals At Rome yester-
day appeared with black borders, in mem
ory of Overdank, the bomb maker, who
was hanged year ago IN Tricst.
The jury in the case of the Glasgow
dynamlters at Edinburg retired at 1910
o'clock to day aud returned at O'Clock
with verdict that five OF tue prisoners
were guilty of all the charges aud five
were guilty of tue first charge only. Five
were sentenced to peual seygltulo for life
and the remaining five to seven year!
PENAL seTvitude.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21

Are you disturbed NJ night ana broken OF
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the exoruciating pain OF cutting teeth
II So go at once and get bottle OF MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. II viii relieve
tho poor little sufferer Immediately depend
upon 1t ; there Il no mistake about 1t. There is
not a mother on earth who has ever used II,
who will not tell you at once that II Will
regulate the bowels and give rest to the
mother, and relief ana health to the child, OPP
Grating like magic, 1t Is perfectly safe 10 use
In all cases, and pleasant To the taste, and Is
the prescription OF one of tho oldest aud best
female physicians In the United states. Sold
everywhers. 20 cents bottle.
mnVl-M w saw
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OtSIIUARS,
DeaIn of cyrus Germany

Tho San Francisco Chroniclc of Deem
Der II contains o notice of the death 10 that
city of Cyrus Germany, native of Ann.
vile, Lebanon county, Pa, and for several
years resident of Lancaster, where he
made host of friends by his many manly
qualities. lie was one of the old fashioned
Democrats aud took very active part in
politics, aud exercised wide political
influence.
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ATTEmPr AT kOBBEKY.
Three Men Accused OF the ueed.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2l.-Three men
who gave the names Of Joseph Good, John
Adel and Henry Brown, were arrested last
night in saloon in the upper part of the
city on suspicion of being the parties who
attempted to rob tho farm house of Josiah
Heckler, near Mainland, Montgomery
county, on Tuesday evening last.
On the evening in question three masked
men entered the room, where the Heckler
family were at supper and with pointed
revOlyers were about TO rob the house
when member of the family, in the CON
fusion which prevailed, managed to escape
from the room and give the alarm, where
upon tho robbers fled.
The men were arraigned to-day before a
magistrate, aud being positively identified
by persons who were in the house at the
time were committed in default of S5 00G
bail each for trial in Montgomery county,
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CurCAGo-Hogs- -Roceipts, SO 600 head ship
monts, $50 head market strong; packing,
- 75d6 packing ana shipping 70 65a6 light
81 S0sj 30; skipJ, Sj 5O6t -.
Cattle-RoCeipts $500 mead shipments
300 head; market weak aud easy; exports
VI 2j97 90 good to choice shipping, 8 ioR
60 common to medium, "a l5gp5 30 j; Texans,
% lO05 10.
sheep--Receipts, 400 hoed; shipments, 1900
market steady. but slow inferior To fair.
g 2jdS 80 mediu y TO good, % 5O9t % choice
to extra, 81 5O05 80.
EAST LGBRRTY,-Cattlc--Recrt 40 head |;
nothing doing all through consignment
DOgs-RCCctpts. $3.50 head market active |:
PEiIadelphias, s8g6lO Workers, IS 5Oep5 CO.
Shcep-Reccipts, 2iO0 head market tair (;
prime, ~ 7Id5; iair to good, stipi 80 oom-
mon, S383 80.
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seems strange f'UN any on" VIII suNGT
from the many arrangements brought on hy
an impuru condition Ot the nlU,rd, when SEQ
Wills SNRS NPNRII.IN NNnsrILIINGIh 4,
OF BLOOD AND LIVER siItEr viii restore
perfect health Ia IN" physical Urgp 0iIaron. II
I, indeed u strengthening syrup, pleasant to
take ana ha- proven ttsClt Ia bo tho best
BLOOD pUElFIER ever disCuvCrcd, effect.
upIly curing sCrotula, Syphliuc disorders,
Weakness OF the kiduuvl, trysip"as, M'da-
ria; All nervous disorders and debility. bit.
Ioua complaints aud all dtsrns"s Indicating AN
impure condition at th" BLOOD, Liver, kii
urys, stomach, skin, etc II curr"c's iu'll
gostion. \ siuglc nU,tl" win prove to you its
merits as "a health remover, tor Il ACTS LlkE
4 CIlARM, especially wnvu the compliant II
OF an uN hluSliyu nature buSIuN a i'r'tCUcy "a
lesson tn" uAiur,I vlspr Ot the rtt,l, and mex
vOus -ystCin.
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SECOND EDITION N.
FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 81. ieas.
ACCIDENT AND FIRE.
SOME SAD mIsHAps OF rur wIrrrH.
fue In Waru's Lunatio asyiuni, New YORK
Very Serious Railroad wrecss-uon.
siderable Loss of Poop
lfa

Fue In warus Lunatio asyiom, New YORK
Very Serious Railroad wrecKs--Uon.
siderable Loss OF Prop
erty and Lille.
New YORK, Dec. 2l.--A dispatch to
police headquarters states that one of the
wings Of the luuatic asylum on Ward =
Island is in flames. The police boat and
police reserves we're ordered to the scene,
and also the two fire boats aud fire engines
from this city.
A dispatch received at police headquar-
ters says Fmemen have succeeded in
getting the flames under control. No lives
have been lost "
There were 1890 male patients in the
building. The fire caused great excite.
ment among them, but they we're all re
moved TO places Of safety, aud no person
was injured. Tho east wing was com
pletely destroyed, causing loss of about
s25, 900.
Serious Psiiroad Accident.
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Dec. 2l.-A psssen
ger train on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy railroad, ran into the rear end OF
another passenger train at Gladstone, Ills, +,
last evening, telescopipg n Pullman car,
which took fire and was destroyed. Rich.
Somers, superintendent of the dining Gar
service Of the road was instantly killed and
burned almost beyond recognition. Six
passengers were injured but it is thought
not fatally. Two coaches were consumed
Wreck on u Bridge.
PoRT JERvTs, N. Y, Dec. 21.-TwC
freight trains collided on bridge across
the Lackawaxen river at Laokawaxen, Pa.
this morning. The caboOse aud two cars
were thrown on top of an engine and
caught fire. Three oil cars were thrown
into tho river in flames and two more
burned on tho bridge. The track will bo
cleared for trains this afternoon. The
bridge was badly damaged.
Lutheran church Burned.
RUcHEsTER, Pa, Dec. 2l.--The Luth
| eran church here, was destroyed by fire
| early this morning. Loss, so, 600. Cause
of fire unknown,
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Pniladelpn,. a.rse,.

ruitADnIrHrA. December 2l-Fiour quiet.
Rye Flour at 81 TO-
Wheat quiet No Western Red. ef Ca
No. do, 81 O4pI 0ik No, Pa He'd, si IL.
Corn dull; new sail yellow, .cO,so; DO
mixed, G0tlG0ko new No. mixed 52d61I<r.
oats firm and in good demand I, No, white
mgtiAc; No. White, t0ySci No. 3 do, soySc
No. Mixed, 3SLc.
Rye steady at Csc
Seeds Glover at afal0c. Timothy DUH
at vi i041 50 Flaxseed, 81 10 bid.
Provisions firm aud quiet
LAID firm and quiet
Butter steady.
Eggs duh and easier.
Cheese firm and quiet.
WhiaKy DUH at sl 20
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LANOAsTER, Dec. 2l. Tho receipts of stock ut
Stewnrt's Lancaster stock yards for the week
ending to-day, were as follows Cattle, 1,o9I 4;
horses, II; mules, 90 hogs, 32s.
Tho sales at these yards, made mostly by
styer Black, were 1876 cattle, at iG6kc " n.
Al. W. Mcntzer's yard 81 head OF cattle
were sold at iHaGIc U n, and l6i hogs at
&c 1916 50.
At Levi Sensenig's yards the sales were $40
head of cattle and 1865 hogs. Bulls sold at
% 5Odi IL " cwt. stockers, 81 1903 50; feed
ers, t5 5O@575; light butchers, s5 5Oa6 25 heavy
butchers, t8 jjG7 10 Hogs we're sold at o. 100
@ 30 ~ cwt.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21

WINCnEsTER, H., Dec. 2l.---Adam Hill
and George Snyder, young men, were
killed on Wednesday night at u dance six
miles from here. The shooting was done
by Charles aud John Sutton, brothers,
who went to the dance armed with the
avowed purpose Of having fight. They
are in jail.
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A Mnrdcrnr u.nimreh.

DENVER, Col, Dec. 2l.--The negro,
" Big Ike, who murdered Bruce Hunt,
son of ex Gov. Hunt, last week, at
Durango, was captured on Wednesday near
the Southern Ute reservation where his
pursuers came upon him. lie ran and fell
over precipce forty feet deep He was
terribly bruised but alive audwas brought
to Durango last night. Among the pur'
suers were Is Indians.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21

New ORLEANS, Dec. II Tho Demo.
cratic state convention at Baton Rouge
yesterday, declared hostility against lot
terry dealings, and resolutions were adOpt,d d
demanding that tho Legislature to DO
chosen at the ensuing election shall enact
measures Tor the suppression Of all
lotteries. The resolutions declare that
lotteries are not only melting breaches e
faith aud embezzlement, but are demoral.
izug society aud oorruptlng politics.
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WEATHER INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-For the Middle
Atlantic states, slightly warmer cloudy
weather. with light snow aud rain, winds
shifting TO northwesterly, a light fall fol
lowed by rising barometer, aud tonight
by clearing weather.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21

The Bidck DwdrJ.-Christmas day this spec
tacular play will b. given In the opera house
al matinee and repeated in the evening
The press notices OF them are very favorable,
The famous AmaZol march by - young ladies
attired In glttering armor, great incantation
scene, beautiful prismatic fountain, gorgeous
transformation scene, forty artists In tbs cast,
are advertised.
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A yeruiCI OF Gullty,

ALBANY, Dec. 2l.--rhe jury this morn.
ing brought in verdict OF guilty in the
case of William I0ughkirk, the chief of
the barn burners. He will DO sentenced
next Thursday.
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seven Inone. OF snow in New YORK.

New York, Dec. 2l.--The snow storm
has caused great delay in travel and traffic
here. The snow lies about seven inches
deep in the streets. The mails are from
one to three hours late.
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rhe Emma Bond Case.

HILLsBoRo, H., Dec. 2l,-lu tho Emma
Bond trial yesterday, Emanuel Clement,
one of the defendants, gave n detailed ac-
count of his whereabouts during the
afternoon Miss Bond was outraged and
deniod having had anything whatever to
do with the affair.
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New YORK, Deo. 2l.-Amadee Bigot,
the Frenchmau, who killed his mistress,
Harriet Remand, was to day sentenced to
the state prison for life,
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iIelDeu nor uut.

"For years have been "A severe sufferer from
pains in the back. Tried various applications
one bJhi0 OF Thomas Eclectrio OF entirely
cured me, Cured others equally quick" Mrs
Benning OF l4th street. Huitalo, wrote this
For sale by H. u. Gocl ran, druggist, l]7 and
lj9 EOrth queen street,
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MIIln Shut Down.

HOLLIDAYsBURG, Pa. Dec. 2l-The
rolling mills of McLanahan, Smith n Co.
aud Hollidaysburg iron aud nail company's
works, have shut down on account Of lack
of orders.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-12-21

JERSEY CITY, N. j., Dec. 21.-Capt.
Gordon, who abducted Addie Bgesnan
from Astoria, l.. l., was to day to five
years at hard labor in the state prison aud
81, 900 fine.
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Fatal Result oi u Fight.

CHICAGO Dec. 2l-A man named Co'e
died last night from tho affects OF injuries
received in fist fight with john Fiutters
yesterday. Flutters has been arrested.