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Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

guage has been located through Bloodsucker district, where it will be apt to stop until the company are thorough y bled-
 The Tip Top mine has ceased op4 eratloas, sold off all their supplies, and employees and others employed there have deserted the camp Sock holders did not seem willing to pay assessment for the benefit of manip- u'ators of the stock Parties vhy have visited tine mine very recently have faith in if, hut the time has about passed when stock jobbing mining property can be successfully carried on.
 TSentfnez
 A first class store will he opene at Clip Landing next month,
 Inside of four months another mill will be crushing ore in Silver district.
 Yumaitcs are now enjoying the finest climate in the world-cool nights and balmy days.
 Sheriff Tyner has the prisoners at the county jail putting in solid floor of "b'ue dirt" well lampened.
 Major H. R Mallory who has been acting as purser on the steamer Gila, goes up to Aubrey in a day or two,
 On last Saturday Judge Simmons was ca.lei upon by two passengers on the east bound train 10 be jnlncd Tn matrimnny The affahie Justice scon made the twaiu one, and it is said he would not pronounce them man and wife until he had affixed his seal, to wit: a kiss on the cherry rel lips nt the blusiing bride. Good for you, Julge
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From Tuesdays Daily.

J
 The public schools will open next Monday.
 1 Prescott people fourd ice on Son, day morning. Ughl
 The exact amount received by the County Treasurer yesterday from the railroad company was $lS,160 27 and costs S90e O1, total $l9 OGS2s.
 Two more comp mics are talking of going into banking business and most probably one of these will do so making three Dapking institutions for Phoenix.
 Capt. Thos. Cherry and Dr. ". w. Hickies of Chicago arrived y .ster- day evening and tnday want out to Cave Creek to examine some mining property.
 A MT, Vincent and family of Ms souri. .oli acquantances of Mir. Orme, arrived day or two since and will make their home in this valley. One by one they keep coming.
 The Century Magaz'ne for October comes to hanl with an extra amoun of reading matter this montli, and if possible even more interesting than former edi ions.
 The Central Pacific folks yester- day paid their taxes in this county so the amount of S2O,eO0,and we are once more in circumstances. The railroad company has not used us SD very bad this year af all.
 "Fir.t National Bank Of Phoenix" sounds well and the Institution will give renewed impetus to business The more capital that comes into the community the more enterprises can be driven.
 The Tombstone EpstapA prints an accoun; of a Mexican bandit rob- bing a car load of people by forcing b y 10 20 through them while he held brace of pistols on them. He got some S300 besides numerous watches and cha.ns. He then stcp ped on to the platform and leaped frcm the moving train, but fell and and was knocked insensible and was captured.
 Ex Gov R. c. Powers informs us .iiamGR will finish the first section of
 cs of the Gila Bend Canal in
 three weeks. At present he
 force of about fourteen
 and twenty men at work.
 Yese4F 4Fday we published a statement of the work of the Health Commits tee as to what small pox has been within our city limits, also the pre- sent situation aud it will be seen at a glance how wildly reports have been circulated, es vecially al Prescott, place that pretends 10 believe them all and even says snbstantia ly to our most honorable citizens and the press of Pho nix, when the facts have been represented as they are, that it is all 1 lie. The treatment accorded 1 Phoenix by Prescott has neither been courteous nor honest and has laid the foundation for a feeling | that will crop out in the future.
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IRo! Yell IpY-petLesl!!

The most acnte ca es of Dyspepsia Indigestion and all Disorders of the Stomach, are relieved hy the use of Dr. Henley's celebrated Oregon Wild Grape I X L Bitiors. They are recommended l,y all physiciaus.
 Take half wineglas, full twice a day. Sold everywhere.
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How many sweet face is married
 By yellow teeth a. failing guns, Aud mouth and lips ali hot and hard
 And breath eplaint'd as it comes; And yet, with SOzoDONT, VIC may
 Keep all these dire delects at bay.
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TO DAYS DISPATCHES.

TWO CENTS INSTEAD OF THREE CENTS
 NEW YORK, Sept 26.-The Herald this morninr, without fiourished editorial comment, puts the words 1.-Two Cents on it's margin, where hitherto have been the worus "Three Gents.
 MORE oUTRAGEs IN IRELAND.
 DUBLIN, Sept, 26.-Five townships of Tipperary county have been pro> claimed by the government on ac- count of "utrages pelpetrated there. FATALITIES OF THE GREAT EARTH-
 QUAKE.
 ROME, Sept. 26.-Of1cial report of ihe farilities in consequent upon late earthquake at Ischla, states ,990 persons killed; 304 injured.
 FOREST FIRES.
 SANTA CRU 2, Cal Sept. 25 I'm mense fires are aging in ;he forests and ranches above here. They have already done terrible dlmag-. A dispatch from Dcavenpor.'s Landing states that the entire country is in fl mes. One hun Irel and forty men ~ert from here to aid in an endevor to arrest the progress of Ihe flames The Stnta Cruz Water company. have fifty men fighting fire The fam are now within five miles of this pIac ?, and with Ihe rapiGity wi. h which they have spread fears are entertain, d for the city.
 NEGRO RAvIsHER DIsPosED OF.
 COLUMBIA. Sept. 25.-A special from Sumter, s. c. says: Y Yes;erdiya negro in the upper part of this coun- " outrag d white girl, Bsttie Dixor, 12 years of az. A sister of the victim. ia trying 10 protect her. was stabbed by the neg O, but not fatally. Last night | parry of cili- zens tnok the negro, tied him to a tree and shot Jim. They then beat him to jelly and left him.
 Insanity Among Sheep EIerders-
 H. H ., who write, Tn the October Century of he "Outdoor Industries in 5 'uIhern Califoruia," says: "The sheep ranches are usually desoiaie places; q great sire ch of seemingly bare lands with a few fehcrd corrals black ned and foul smelling; the home anl out buildings clus cred together i q hollow or on hillside where there is water; the less human the ighhorhood the better
 "The loneliness Of the life is. of itself, a sllient objection to the in- dus'ry. Of this the great owners need know nothing; they can live where they like. But for the small sheepmen, the shepherds, and, above all, the herders, it is terrible life, how terrible is show by the fre~ qucncy of insa iity am ,ng her.lers. Some imrs, after only few mo olths of the life, q herder goes suddenly mad. After learning this fact, it is no longer possible to see the pict.l, resquc side of tine effective groups one so often comes or su lleniy in the wilderness: sheep peacefully grazing. and the shepherd ,ying on the ground watching them, or the whole flock racing in solid, tieecy, bIllowy scamper up or down a steep hill side, with the dogs lerpIng and barking on all sides at once. One scans the shepherds fa-e alone,with pityiag fear lest he may be losing his wits "
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Notlce to cr-d tors.

All persons indebted to me are requ sted to settle at once, to enable me to meet any obligation. All accounts not paid by the 1st of October will be giv- en into the hands If my attorneys for collection.
 c. A. LUKE.
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Val B'atz Milwaukee Beer Dr. Sieger''. Angostura Bitters Damiana Biters Macond,ay 6c Co.'S Louis Roederer
 Champs gne Haras hy $ Co.'S Eclipse and Grand
 Pig Champsgne California Star Oil Works Company
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Estsay Nctice.

Taken m a, my ranch on N. E 11 eer. 20 J. l N, R. 2 E., Marie. pa cnunty ahonl six miles $, utheas' of ihs city of Pho nix, about eighty head Of hoGs. marked with various ar lr<s. The owner can have tn e sane by proving property and nay ing all charges. II. E SL SEER.
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BORN

KNAPP-In Phoenix, A. T., on Tuesday September 18th, 1883, to the wife of Mir. c. H. Knapp daughter.
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A bill for a small amount sent out from thls office recently was return ed with the following:
 Yes, Paul must be paidl
 The matters well weighed,
 And Paul must be paid.
 "But how to pay Paul?"
 o, now, is that all?
 Why, what could he neat'r-
 We'll simply rob Peter!
 The cash aecompanyment not be- ing d iscernable we are left to infer that we are not ibe aforesaid ''Paul" referred to. Sic transit srolia pima
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Pres,e. sEcDanala g Letter .

ED. HERALD Please insert the following letter from my father a. serving to explain his po-i ion con corning the allcgsd insult to the Committee of Safety:
 AARON MCDONALD.
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County school Money .

Judge Greenhaw has c,nrtenusly furnished us the following concern ing the County School money ap- propriation ju>t made. The money appropriated 10 each district is as follows:
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

The H,me Journal is fine new paper published by A. J. Hudson at Denver, Colorado. Tie inltIal nun, Der reached our table this morning
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Notice to Sc tie.

A LL PERSONS indebted TO me who's e Fs bills wtre c ,ui raced P.iar to the fl ST of A Ig. ie3- nIe re ucS eis te call t my office on r beiora h fl st Of OcT 1883. ai q settle tho sam- O. 2 ue cent pr month viii b. charg from that date.
 J M. G SE5ORY. Sc t-29 td
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ESTABLISHED rsso VIM. 3. HOOPER 6 CO.,.
 DEALERS Groceries, Wines, Liquors Cigars, Oils and Naining Supplies
SOLE AGENTS EOR

iN 8 TUX J. A. Miiler's Chicken Cock Whisky
 Two Stamps, all ages Old Kentucky Log Cabin Whisky Cnranet Whisky Vigorit Powder Company Proctor & Gamble's Candies Bay View Distille.y, of San Frnnciso1
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Total Amount
S3OOO.OO.

The amount apporiioned was de- rived as follows: From forferted bond of ". W. Webb s409 45; from Property tax $262l.36; from Gamf,- ing Lisence $16S.8S; total S3I99 -69. The appropriation leaves the treas ury S199.69.
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House to Rent.

HOUSE of fou- rooms on Upp IT Wash
 } ing on stree . r ne yard, guod shH de and exc Tent well Ol W-tCr aL rh bRrk dor. Terms rea~onal l.. Inqui a Ihe PHO ENIX HERALD office. Sep-tf
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

E lipse Exira Dry ;s the only pure native Champagne 9pal to'any nm ported, and but half the price.
Weekly Phoenix herald., 1883-09-27

Major H. R Mallory who has been acting as purser on the steamer Gila, goes up to Aubrey in a day or two,
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TSentineg l

Sheriff Tyner has the prisoners at the county jail putting in Il solid floor of "b'ue dirt" well iampened.
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a0lantrn--.Mrlu.
IautrS- miscellaneous.

TJIo BUY TOMBSTONE; AND ROOM FOR
4 rent. Inquire ut 1928 Pa. av.; also timer
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electoral commission the legislation day in con.
grcss spread over period OF nearly six weeks.
Mr.. Morgan, acknowledging tho aTtncss OF the
illustration, continued that for some purposes the
legislative day was three days, AMI lOr sumo pur-
poses as many as twenty one; ana that the term
WIS too indefinite TO be made b sis of action in
connection with the duties which formed the sub
jcct oil the proposed rule.
The vote upon the amendment OF Mr.. Garland
was taken by yeas aud nays, and re,ulted, yeas
a. nays %; so the amendment was not agreed TO.
the democrats voting for tue amendment aud the
republicans against 1t.
on the announcement of the result Mr.. Sherman
stated that he did not like to see matter OF this
kind become party question. lie had thought
tho modification proposed in the rule would serve
the convenience of the senate by allowing tho
president OF the senate to designate simply for u
day or two somebody to take his place. But he
tMr. Shermanl did not want any rule that wound
meet the united opposition oil any side OF the
chamber
Mr.. EdmundsoG-ered resolution that the senate
proceed TO the election Of president pro tempore,
and asked that the resolution lie on the table.
A motion of Mr.. Sherman's that when the sem
ate adjourned to-day 1t be TO Monday next was
agreed to.
The senate then went into executive session, and
shortly ufterward adjourned.
National Republican., 1883-12-14
SCROLLS, toys, favors, scraps, Sc, at Jay Gou

The senate in executive session yesterday con
hrmed the nomination OF william Livingston, Jr.
to be collector of customs az DeLroiL, Mich.
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He Desires 10 Explain.

Mr. Dezendorf, chairman of the straghtout re-
publican committee of Virginia, says that the
statement that the conference of republicans from
Virginia, held in this city on the eleventh Instant
committee and demand recognition, is not true.
The conferences appointed committee, he says,
with instructions In the event that any resolution
was offered In the national committee, looking 70
u recognition OF the Teadjuster party of Virginia
us entitled TO representation IN the next national
republican convention. 10 present the protest OF
the regular republicans of Virginia, on the ground
that such action on the part Of the national com
mittee was not authorized by any rule Of the party
organization and would be usurpaton Of the
authority residing only In the national conyen.
ton. As no action was taken by the ngtipnal
committee the protest was not oilpfpd, ,esii .
SUITS to order AZ far boOw lhelr usnai price.
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SUITS TO order at far below their usual price
Elseman Bros,, tailors and clolhIerJ, corner Sew
enth and L streets.
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SEcUR1rY FROM Loss BY BURGLARY
ROBBERY, FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
or Washington, In Its own building,
Cor. Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
Perpetual Charter, act Of Congress Jan. 22 1867
CAPITAL. 5000 600
The Company Rents Safes inside Its Fire and Bur
glar Proof Vaults, nt prices varying from 50 TO $50
per year, according 10 Size and location Rooms and
Desks adjoining vaults provided for safe renters.
VAULT DOORS GUARDED BY THE SARGENT
TIME-LOCK.
Securities and Valuables ofevery description, In
Guiding Bonds and Stocks, Plate Jewelry, Deeds, &C.
taken for safekeepng, on special guarantoe at the
lowest rates,
BENJAMIN =, SNYDER, President,
gHAs G. GLOVER, of Riggs & Co., Vice President
JOHN CASSGLS, TrcasurCT
ALBERT l.. sTuRTEVANT Secretary.
G. ~. NHMAN, Assistant Secretary.
DIRECTORS;
Benjamin J.. Snyder, Charles G. Glow,
John CusBpls, Henry A. Willard
Albert l.. Stirtcvnnt, Thomas Evans,
John q. parkc.
CtEND worm EnIuNns SAMpIn CopIEl OF
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for Salr.

pIGHT FOR DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA AND
~ virginia for Rlce,s dlsi1fectng apparatus: over
Address q. S. RICE, 500 Wabash av.,
S-14 Chicago Ill
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Js BooKBiNDER AND PAPER RULER
1903 II ST. N. w,

The Very Finest Binding at the Lowest Rates
Promptly Executed.
DICYCLES AND TRICYCLES REPAIRED IN
ID the most skillnl manner, nnd all work guar
anteed. New and secondhand Bicycles and TricyClos
for sale. WIN. q. SCHIBNEH, llOS II st. NJ. w.
(Fenton Hall, aus
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Nral Gstats.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-An Kinds OF City
Property.
Secured
Care OF Property OF Residents and Non.Resldentsa
Specially
ELsoN y. WRIGHT.
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guet ann .gunuN.

I osT-SlO RIWAP Pn.-ON THE CORNER OF
~ 10Th ana L sts. ~ W., young Gordon setter
nrlug TO room 70, st. Cloud building, and get the re-
ward Ola
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MrSital.
s]luntu 10 ,goan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON RE L ESTATE AT THE
II H. n. w. nol0-f
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

Il Western exchange gives an inter-
esting account of the method recently
adopted by Mr.. j. Townsend, of Vir-
gina City to run number OF arastras
by sand. The arastras are placed in
light sandy field where only sufficient
water for drinking purposes and to
meisten the ore to be operated upon
can he obtained, The sand drives a
large overshot wheel, taking the place
of water. It was at first Mr.. Townsend's
intention to run the arastras by means
Of large windmill, bnt as the speed
was naturally irregular he adopted the
present method. The windmill now
runs belU containing number of
buckets, and these carry sand up to a
large tank somewhat in the way that
grain elevators carry wheat. A stream
of sand being lot out upon the overshot
wheel causes it to revolye, just as it
would under the weight of stream of
water, and thus far the method Is said to
have been found very successful. When
there is a considerable wind, sand is
stored up for use when calms prevail
and in this manner the mills may run
continuously.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

The power of sea waves In breaking
up heavy masses Of masonry has been
remarkably attested in the case of the
breakwater at Wick, on the coast of
England. The height of the waves at
this place was several times measured
or estimated, the result being about
forty-two feet from crest TO hollow, and
stones OF eight and ten tons of weight
werr by such waves carried from the
parapet to the top Of the breakwater.
This led to the cons truction Of the out
ward extremity of the breakwater by
depositing three courses of one hundred
ton blocks Of stone on the rubble base
us foundation for three courses of
large flat stones, surmounted by q mon
ollth of cemented rubble built on the
spot; the end of the breakwater was
thus, in substance, monollth weighing
upward of eight hundred tons, being
about twenty-six by forty~hve feet and
eleven feet IN thickness, celnented to
the rubble mass below. But oven this
huge nonohthio structure succumbed
to the force of the waves, being slowed
around by successive strokes, until it
was finally removed and deposited--a
body of nearly fourteen hundred tons
inside OF the pier, without breaking.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
DOMEsTIO.

CRooUs,- Twllled oroous paper, sold
in sheets at exceedingly low price, is a
useful household article. Let us sup
pose young and even on old house
keeper has allowed her steel CRATE or
fender to remain all summer unproteot-
ed by lard from the results of disuse.
The fireplace will present al unsightIy
front and discourage tho hardest-rub-
bing servant in her outlay Of elbow
grease, The oroous sheet comes In
here, It is out in narrow strips, taken
IN both hands and pulled from side to
side over the discolored parts; Brass
and irons may be polished in tho
same way. Crocus,lnaY be obtained at
any hardware store. Unlike its name
sake, this croous is better adapted to
fall use than as a springtime CON-
modify.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

A SMALL, ragged boy, with tears
coursing down his beRrimed cheeks,
was brought in by six-foot reserve
and deposited before a Philadelphia
magistrate. In one hand he clutched
a bundle OF advertising circulars. The
officer explained that he had arrested
him TOR scattering the circulars broad
cast upon the sidewalk.
:. SWELL, sir" said the magistrate put
ting on severe look, "what have you
to say to this ?"
The oulprit looked from the big re-
serve to the stern magistrate and
sobbed "He-he gimme fifty cents to
do it,"
"Who?"
IA man on Arch street."
"Well, I'll have to fine you. Rave
you $40 about you"
AT this question the ragged youngs-
tor laughed outright through his tears,
the stern lines on his Honor's face re-
laxed into kindly smile, and amid the
laughter of tie court, tho boy was dis
missed, with reprimand.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
HUMOROUS.

"HoTl Why it's five degrees hot
ter here than at home I thought this
was one Of the coolest places in the
country?"
"My dear sir this is an of year, you
knowi Every year but this we have had
to keep up fires in July, and we shall
probably have to next year again. 1t
is sort Of an extra season, you see,"
"But where are those cool breezes
you advertised ?"
\ "Oh, they are over on the other side
OF the lake to-day. You zee, this is
only one side Of the lake, and we can't
expect to monopolize all the breeze
there Is. We must divide up and give
the other resorts some of it,"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
A Lucky Chance.

or all men no doubt the mechanic and
laborcr suffer more from disease than any
otllcr claSS-nOt always in the disease Itself
but the circumstances surrounding their
cases. Who can depict a moro horrifyinp
scene than that of the prosperous mechanic.
who, by some dreadful disease, Is reduced in
icSh and strength, having no power of con-
tro!, helpleSS prey to some malady? Per-
maps the fanil y of the worthy man may be
suffering for the necessarles of life, ali be-
cause '1ather' is unable to work.
why then do not all men graDple with tho
hrSt symptoms Of disease (ofwhatever na1ne
or ::nature), and thereby prevent this sad
picture.
This isjust what Mr.. HIRAM FRANKLIN, Of
Nnngatuck, Conn.,, did whom he began to feel
ntaVy, duil pain In tho small Of his back,
which steadily grew worse until he had to do
one OF two things: either give up work or
dlc, or look around for some means to cure
kidney disease, and lucky chance threw
III his way n safe and certain means of de-
Hveranre.
The facts in Mr.. II. g case are these: His
business (mason and buildcr) requires him
to be exposed In all sorts of weather. Re-
cchtiy, irom q severe cold, he contracted a
disease of the kidneys, and like many others
began using everything at hand. Not find
my any help, as u last resort he began taking
l!uhts Kennedy. The first bottle giving dc.
clttcd benefit, he continued its use until he
nah used three 60 bottles. when all trouble
disappeared. Mr.. Il. Is now attending to
business we'll man, and recently remarked
10 an acquaintance: "One trial convinced
me, as 1t Will you. We need scarcely add
iiunts remedy Is purely vegetable, and
meets want never before furnished to those
suffering from kidney and liver complaiut,
dropSy, etc., and tho utmost relianca NAV
be placed in it
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27
Whit Is Money

weighed against that health 1t 10 ofton falls to
buy? Drnss indeed. While we can none OF US
claim total exemption from that greatest Of all
4'a I" which n"sh !s hc!:~t!! heath, TIC ;asJ TO
much to lessen the chances Of mourning 1t, and
this not alone by the adoption Of such sanitary
measures az arc to he found In daily exercise,
regular hours, prudence in eating and drinking,
AMI wholesome oiet, bnt also by resortlng to ju-
dicions preventive medication when the system is
threatened hy unhcalthtui Influences For H.
stance, residents or sojournors IN malarlous 10.
defense against chills and fever, and persons
VINO incur much oHt-of-door exposure should en-
pioy II rs safeguard against rheumatism Tray
means OF hrrcStng liver complaint and constIpa-
ti"t, ana counteracling tho dcONitatng innuenco
OF u turrlu climate
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-27

YOUNG people who like to experiment
with pop corn can try the following re-
ceipt for orystallizing 1t : Put into an
iron kettle one tablespoonful of butter,
three tablespoonfuls Of water. and ono
cup Of white sugar boil until ready to
candy, then throw in three quarts nicely
popped corn stir vigorously until tho
sugar Is evenly distributed over the
corn take the kettle from the fire and
stir until it cools a little, and in this
way you may have each kernel separ"
ate and all coated with sugar. Or
course it must have your undivided at
tentton from the first, to prevent scorch-
ing. Almonds, English walnuts, or in
fact any nuts are delicious prepared in
this WAY