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4 siJIr- ba' been put in by the d. * @.
az Nr. Geo. ll Beckwith's farm on ". *. ?.
q is known as Bcckwith's Siding a
warehouse wiz be erected there and good
deaf Of shipping, farm and dairy products OF
.ac n,.gh5.rhooi, will likely BE- done at this
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Sacred aH& Spill; stock.

.l- sizes and specifications address
SNNLMU SSELMAN S son,
Charicstown, West Virginia.
Factory opposite T. & o. Depot
august 49, ls~3-"t.
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FOR SALE

GENERAL good Draft, Riding and Driving
, HORo ES-for cash, or on reasonable time
iOr good paper Apply 20
GEO " GREEN
tu- % ,s-tf Harper Ferry.
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FIFTY-MINUTE TRAINS
TI-.I n ~
WASHINGTON IND BALTIMORE.

No such an opportunity for visit 70 the
nscst attractive centres Of interest in the Fast
and South has been offered for years as thesc
GRAND SERIES of EXCURSIONS.
Call upon B. & 0. Ticket Agents for full le-
tails
Aug Q, 1sS3-Gs.
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Ejschcstcr Hcps

From ,Le N9~-
Nr 1T. Wyatt Glove. Jr.. has purchased
O.. a-yariy property on Washington street
fr SI1t0.
Tir Leach farm. $50 acres hos been pun
chased Dy Mr. Nagnus Leach FOR 81 100.
C.L George BE- Chandler q member Of
o., Baltimore bar and brother ofthc Score
ary ofttc Navy died sunday night ia New
E-ur.Lirc.
Mayor White aa3 other members Of the
liz Board Of Baltimore have been indicted
hy grand Juy Of ,aa- city fog criminal
violation or city ordinances.
Contemplating changein nay bgsinc-s
ou -f,em5sr l>.,w viii sen until that
date. lae Cash only, orr Entire Stock ct
aaI .ow Cost. We wil mot refuse q
naala Offer. C7H orj bc convinced
rct
Respectfully
p. GOLDSMITH.
Tma rrout- Aa.. 81, 1888
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PIEDMONT GUANO

PIEDMONT GUANO,
2. G.. AsIAI. BONE PHOSPHATE AND
DISSOLVED BONE PHOSPHATE.
We have most encouraging report as 90 tho
results Of these gooison lnFl seasons crops 90,
Wheat and Grass, from Virginia md other
States. We could obtain thousInd, of oer.ii
Gates as % thee results but o. the goods are .'
well known, consider II useless 20 DO eo.
40 pains or expense have been spared in the
preparation of these good. for the coming sra-
son. which viii bc in fine drilling condition
We use nothingbut materials ofthc
HIGHEST GRADE
in our good and can therefore recommend
them with tho greatest confidence tJ ai HA'
wish 10 buy first class Fertilizer
For the literal patronage bestowed 90 %.
ring the past sixteen years VIC return our $500
ccre ihanS- and hope for Gcon;in,mne % lae
same assuring you that the goods sill be kcf
mp 20 thcir former higl standard
Refer % H. II and VIM IT, Moore, o. q
Fritts, Moscs +. and Joseph " TIN aciii JD.-
Gra1dstaH Gen. Harris and OthcFs
Please flyor us with your oTdc-s 90 early
possible O. enable as 20 deliver promptly
g. ~ TRt SSEiI
July N. 1873 -2m. agent Charleston
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sr from Jefferson Davis In reply 20 Judge
Tia.ks la.e utttrauces aud criticisms enti-
r,d Secession Secrets" The theme Of the
communicate IS ,bc effect produced in
rravokiag civil Nar by Buchanan's policy
fen refusing 90 giveu p Fort Sumter. Judge
Black maintained that the evacuation Of
sumter ly th, federal troops would have
Been br the government recognition OF
a,r-ht of secession. and thatiu advising
Buchanan 90 Weld up the fort, Davis and
other e,e-siouis,s were scheming to make
.ie ps.h 20 O. divided Union EASY. Mr.
Davis. at the outset, asserts that this IS false
both rs TO- his motive aud IS TO the effect
tlat would have followed lie contends
thatthe evacuation Z the fo,ts in Charles
tn barbos would have promoted peace
rni solution of sectional troubles, while the
opposite policy Cha, 'was pursued really
provoked the civil war NJ. Davis assets
bis Old friendship" for Buchanan, and
thinks Che cocenv HIS reason TO regret that
he was tanned from his coaciliatory policy
hy the advice OF Judge Black Mr.. Davis
says that "whea IL shall 300 longer De pop
ular 70 have irstigatc3 and aided ia the
prosecution of the war against the southern
states and when the sober second thought
OF the people shall har, taken account O.,
the COS. of thc war; "when consent is the
foundation aud fraternity the cement OF
cur political stsuctsrs," the desires Of
Buchanan towards peaceful solution OF
the questions p-escnted by South Carolina
aay receive the reward due the wisdom and
patriotism Of his conc;liato7y policy"
DAM Klein, Wlter5o-o. s. c., says
Browns lion ei.te-s have given universal
satisfaction.
The es.rav COW advertised by MIR. George
IT, Beckvith in Frrr PRssS los, week has
been found She lost hcrs,lt between Ito
stacks of .raw-wcjced Ia SD tightly tbat
She could neither go forward nor back ont.
After being imprisoned for seven days she
managed o n;b5le straw enough about her
to enable her % ev,ricaic he. atteuuated
f1rm from the straw bonds, aad about the
,ine the Z. u 30, fairly ogt io.o ;ha coua-
Or. tlc COW 90. ou ot her difficulty but she
was bat ,he shallow Of hes formerselL Fact
she frs. d,1 lose herself then she did
loose herself and finally found HERSELF Adj,
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Fcrfec, health depends upon a perfect
condition ofthe blood. Pure blood conquers
every disease and gives new life TO every
lecayod OF affected part. Strong nerves and
perfect digestion enables the system to
stard Clc shock Of sudden climatic changes
An occasional Use OF Browns lion Bitters
win keep yo; in perfect state of health
Uoatuo deceived by othcr.iron preparations
said TO be just rs good The genuine Is
INSIDE only by Brown Chemical Company,
Baltimore. Nd Sold by al dcalcTs in med
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The West Room of the Sad,or Building
mas been rented by Mr.. Wm. Kahn, Of Bal
umorc, who viii open an extensive all-Uew
s.ock eft Ready Madc clothing &C., on the
jst Of September. Mr. X. comes highly
recommended.
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have determined to make a clean sweep
If all cztrcmc Summer goods. Cash buy
ers will have great advantage in this op-
portuGity, a- the goods must be sold within
i fer weeks. Customers in search of Go
thing, Hats, slippers, &c., &C., are respect
iully invited 10 call and examine.
Respectfully,
80. 49, 7SSs. GEO H. HAGIET.
A nine year old son Of Mr. James Rus
,li, ofi7arpcr'- Terry. was killed in that
place on Tuesday Of last week by beingrun
over Is g 7uu away horse HIS neck was
b1okcu and other injuries inflicted.
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.E0f!ce.

rVHE outstanding C per cent JEFFERSON
/ COUNTY BONDS Of the denomination %
500 must be presented at the Treasurer OH re
Of jefferson County, ". Va. on or before DC
toher lst. Iss3 Interest will cease on the said
borrfs az that date.
EUGENE BAKER. Agent.
August % 1882 '0c' J. 9r- * h-- copy
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WASHINGTON

Ever place of greatest interest to ~, never
looks more beautiful TO the eve or oilers more
inducements for visit than during the lovely
weather always the rule in September. The
i. x o. is the only direct lire from the West tc
Washingtou and tie only line running
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-16

Fros three TO i've thousand persons at
tended the Lutheran jubilee ut Fishers
Hill last Thursday 500 persons were in
attendance upon the sircmaas picnic a
Island Park on Tuesday of last week.
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NOUNT VERNOE

Is bU. q few hours ride on the historic Potomac
from Washington Splendid Steamers leaving
every morning and returning during the after
noon
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ESO0E mt billiard EH5ie
FOR safe.

I HAVE o Pool and Billiard Table Do P4'
1 condition, which vii! ellcheap. 'a- %
pOsitc First National Bank and examine
July ID. S3-tf j. b. BkOWN, Aft''
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LIGHTNING TIME

LIGHTNING TIME.
The Baltimore & Ohio Company has deter
mined Co make this series the grandeSt EXcur-
sion event in railroad annals and 90 this end
will call into play all the enormous resources
Of its great system.
The date Of the Excursions is most happily
timed enabling all who participate TO attend
iho rcinarl.ahlo series OF
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FOR SALE.

WILL. be sold on the 18th day % Angus
w lss3 (gridayi in front of Doe 'llr
House ia Charcstovn, the frame we'N"
boarded
School EgOR8e,
situated on the road leading 90 summi' ln.'
and about q miles from ChaFlest0wn. s''i
known as Rich Wood School lio,Ie.
TERMs-One half Cash. balance in
Months, purchaser giving note witl aplf'
security building to b. removed Hift.n
days from day Of sale.
By order Board ElIcaiion Charle'"I
District. : I'd. DUKE. eery
!. y. GaliaheT. Auc
July -, is,S-4i sp.n. copy.
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TERMS CASH.
,t,o II 1890
PIEDMONT eaaRa.

we would again call attention 81 oar friends
W and customers to our old and reliable
brand of Fertilizer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-16

Mr.. i. Ia. Dule raised on little less
;haa ;hc eighth ot an acre fifty bushels Of
Ear,, peso Potatocs-about As fine ones as
we ever saw. lie sent Us a bushel-tho
lsrges; enc Weighing - ounces
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1883-08-16
LURAY CAVERNS.

The most famous of all Subterranean. wonders
OF the country, are readily within q ley' time
from Washington or Baitimc-. Special fast
Excursion Trains. making the round trip with
four hours at the cayerns- which are now lighted
throughout iv Electricity
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is 4 FERTILIZER FOR
WHEAT AND GRASS.

The advantages resulting NOT on'y Increased yield
bat the permanent improvement the sol te abundant growth oil
y ass which is TO follow.
thing For eighteen years 1t mas pee"
undergoing stood the test AT si It's progress 10
favour naturally but merit WILL sooner or later have las reward
Ind now every largely increased over those OF The pe
ding year early days are its best friends nov"
II has een used extensively Maryland Pnnsy yania and Ng MIA
and from everywhere are Justified
inc being well adapted TO soils No ieItNer o YOU"
use has unyaug and continued popularity some OF
the largest FARMERS in these three States use almost exclusively
Ei, successful tecarsc Natures own provision Tor her eS
fields.
His lew Priced. OF the expense OK manu-
faefnrers and without Oh commercial value We eae IT'S
price solely upon actual cost to import
ne yc, yo0 beosy IF the farmers 0o dare H'o u anu e's
ya4 10 enquire Of 1tcw.as 10 its merits.
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The lsane worl, of Che Eagle Manulac-
.u-.r Compauy's binding ha, been raised.
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TrTt pT2E,SS--1'F5TC OLD TIA MIIIY JOURN
1ContinUcdl
CHAPTER II.

wonderful and mys;ericls curative + over
Is developed which is so yaTe in It's opera
tious that no disease o. FL health can posi-
bly, exist or resist its power and yet 1t Is
Harmless for the most frai- woman, weak
est invalid or smallest child 10 use.
Patients
Almost oood o. Nearly dying
For years, and given ~ by physicians OF
Brights a.d other kidney diseases, liver
compl~iats, severe copglis called consumP-
ton. have been cured.
Women gone pcarly crazy
From agony tf neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefullnesa and various diseases peculiar
. women.
People lraw:. out OF shape from excru-
Chatting pau-s OF Rheumatism.
IHfamna,ory and chronic, or SUI ering
f.am >Croiu.a
Eweipclas
Salt rheam floa3 poisoning dyspepsia, in
digestion, and in fact almost al diseases irail
N,tu-c o, hcir Co.
I,tvchc,n cured by Hop Bitr-, proof Of
Which Can Doe found IN every nciShoorhood IN
thc known world.
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Rev T. 3 Sheph ri is invited to reacl
in the new Oakland w. E. Church South
near Mt. Hope School-House, on the fir
Sunday inSap;cmber. Hope he willaecePt
The Church will also be open, under con
roiofthe proper authorities, to otherdemon
nations when not in use by the preacher il
charge.
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Cs .Nc GRANGE fICNI0.-ihc Farmers
of Jefferson county viii hold .heir Annual
HHy@, r,a,, Thursday, september 9th,
pr1ximo. jn Che voodsot }lrNi.liam Bcall
near Flowing spring NiI 4 foll wrn out
Is desired
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pr.I u. Klein, Walter5o-o, $. c., says
Browns lion ei.te7s have given universal
satisfaction.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

will then be ten pounds Of meal and
about twelve pounds of hay. If less
meal Is given, twice rs much hay
should he substituted rs the meal is les
scncd. Some other equivalent rations,
which may be found more convenient
and will be nearly or quite as good:
100 pounds Of corn, 80 pounds Of
oats, 100 pounds OF rye, 100 pounds Of
corn, 100 pounds Of rye, fifty pounds Of
wheat bran; 100 pounds Of hmniny
waste, 100 pounds Of wheat middlings
fifty pounds cOttonsecd meal; 100
pounds of corn. 300 pounds Of bran or
sharps, 100 pounds Of cottOn-sccd meal.
If ii is convenient to do more than
grind the corn. it should be made as fine
a. pOssiblc-IHdian Fdrmer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
Saving fen Thousand Dollars.

The feast was set. the guests were
met. when ayoung man entered in.
"Sir." said he to the master of the
house. II have come to YOU on a very
important mission. Were it otherwise.
| should not have vcntured to call upon
you upon this auspicious day. when, AZ
| perceive you are about to celebrate
the betrothal of your fair daughter.
Still. as it may save you Sl0.c00-but
IL you are engaged will retire"
by no means. my dear sir. hy no
means, said the father Of the bride ex-
pcctant, warmly: We are just about
sitting down to dinner. join us. and
after dinner we can discuss matters"
The young man allows himself to he
induced to join the ioyial company,
where he eats for two and drinks for
three.
At the conclusion # the feast tho
father escorts him TO a private depart
ment and begs him 10 reveal his bust.
ness.
Il think sir" he says tothe stranger,
offering him n cigar Of prime quality,
"that you observed that you could show
me how to save $4,000"
Precisely" says the stranger. light
ing the cigar. "Now, you intend mar
rying your daughter TO that amiabie
but somewhat weak-minded youth
down stairs, and giving her marriage
portion of $4,000. Give her 20 me.
sir, and III take her with half the
money. Thatn leave you $4,000
aheadT'-C Chicago Tribune.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

The feeding of aCnw during the win
ter must necessarily De chiefly upon dry
FODDER. rs hay. corn stalks. etc. Well
cured corn fodder is but little inferior
to the best hay, which is clover. Tim
othy hay Is not so good FOR milk rs good
com fodder. Blue grass and red top
hay is better than timothy. about as
good as good corn fodder that has hc' n
cut before it has become dry or frosted.
Mixed meadow hay. with about one
half clover is better still. and orchard
grass and clover in equal parts Is yet
better. while well made hay from clover
cut when in blossom is the very best
fodder for COW. The stalks of the
small early kinds Of sweet corn. cut
when the corn is In tho state in which
it is used in cooking or canning. is
quite equal in value to the best clover
hay. But a cow requires some good
food to give quality and richness tp the
milk. And this usually consists Of
corn, oats. rye and bran. or middl'ngs.
4 mixture uf these is better Tran any
one. because with the mixture one can
get precisely what is needed, when any
one of these will furnish only part
Cotton-sced meal is now much used for
feeding cows. and it is most valuable
and should bc added TO whatever MKT
ture is made. The result of years Of
experience with dairymen has cstab-
lishcd cornmcal "a the principal feeding
substance, and coarse wheat middlings.
or rye bran, or both As the best addition
to it, 4 portion Of cottonsccd meal is
then added to complete it, The mix
ture is best made by grinding 1t togcth-
or with the corn rs follpws:-i00
pounds Of corn. 100 pounds Of rye bran.
100 pounds of wheat middlings and 700
pounds Of Cottonseed meal I,y grind
ing these together the corn Is much
finer and the whole are better mixed.
This makes an excellent and rich feed.
OF which six quarts or ten pounds daily
will he high feeding for cow. There
viii he then two and half pounds of
each Of the materials in the daily al
lowance. and more than this of the cot
ton-seed meal might not be advisable.
so 1t is very rich. To feed this five
pounds of hay or corn fodder cat in
fodder cutter into chaff Is wetted in a
box. and two quarts of the mixed meal
added. and the whole stirred and given
for one meal. At noon two quarts Of
the meal can he given dry with a small
quantity of dry hay or fodder not cut.
At night similar feed to that of the
morning is given. The days feeding
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
Nothing Fit 10 Eat.

in Lounsbury's life of James Feni-
more Cooper. good story is told of the
novelist while travelling in the wilder
ness bordering upon the Ontario. The
party TO which he belonged came upon
an inn where they were not expected.
The landlord was totally unprepared,
and met them with 4 sorrowful coun-
tenance. There was, he assured them.
nothing in the house that was fit to
eat. When asked what he had that
was not fit to eat. he could only say in
reply that he could furnish them with
venison. pheasant, wild duck. and some
fresh fish. To the astonished question
of what better he supposed they could
wish. the landlord meekly replied that
he thought they might have wanted
salt porkl
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Neatness Is, however, the great de
sidcratum to economy in dress. If the
toilet is carefully made, the dress tidy,
we'll fitting and neatly put on, and the
collar or frill spotless, the effect can
scarcely fail to be attractive. To keep
garments fresh and and neat much
pains is necessary. The dress must he
brushed or at least shaken when taken
off. and be carefully hung up. not
tossed down on a chair or the bed in a
crumpled heap. Gloves SHOULD be
tenderly smoothed out. frills rolled up
and Strengthened and ribbons smoothed
over the fingers. tightly rolled up and
pinned with fine needle; pin is apt
to leave the mark behind it in un-
slightly holes.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

HARD GTNGERnEEAp.-A cnpful Of
sugar, a cupful Of nice molasscs. two
wcll-beatcn eggs. teaspoouiul Of soda
siftcd in the flour, a little salt and
ginger. -four enough just to roll, bake
IN sheets in quick oven. THIS Is So
simple that inyalids can eat 1t.
RICE CHICKEN PiE-Lin" pud'
ling dish with slices Of broIlrd ham
cut up a boiled chicken and nearly lIlI
the dish, illing in with gravy or melted
butter; add minced onions, If you Ike
or q little curry powder; then pile boil
ed rice to fill all intrrstlc"s. and cover
the top quit" thi'h. l'dhc IL LOT nan
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
Lananese Folk Lore.

tn sniII the medicine is q SIGN Of re-
coverv
To bite the tongue indicates that the
food is hegrudccd
Twins of oppositc sex were often
welded To preclude the necessity of 0
cruel separation
woman stenpipg over an edge
too, sword r,,or nr Lpifc spoiIs the
ed,e and ,emr.r
\ bcan drnpreI into the well for
each day = iournev is supposed to last
win rr.sorye the travclar's feet from
fo,.-sarrs
The dead are nlaced with the head
inc +, IA. north ma one who de-
sircs to survive until morning should
rest in this po,ture.
Tho gridiro, ,soi for broi1inr fish ia
hold aLoyc the hoa5 and thric, turnoJ
rs a charm to nrrv.nt the fish from al.
h.rip, totbo nc,,l
If = trovc,c- hcf,-c commencing
ionrnev writes the character sLin (rcdl
an IN. ,,lr If his loft hand and llcks
;,ar ha ,riu ho ,rc.,ry.,l from harm
go. -, AZ
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
friendly terms with the surviving ad
mircrs of his wife.
Woman In India.

a learned llindoo lady, Pundita
Romabai. who has devoted her life to
the promotion of female education in
India. recently aroused great interest
10y a course of lectures in Bombay. She
is widow and barely twenty-five years
| of age. Her lectures have drawn out
large Numbers of IIindoo and Parsce
ladies, on whom she is already declared
to have produced something of an
electric effect" She dwGlt ut great
length in the lectures on the benefits
arising from education and the im-
portance To women of cultivating and
embellishing their minds if they wished
to advance with the progress of the
times. After she had finished one OF
her lectures the ladies' present were
. asked to express their thoughts on the
subject. one of them, after a slight
pause, gathered courage, stood up and
spoke. and nearly half dozen others
followed, vicing eagerly with one
another for the privilege of gracefully
speaking to the audience in praise Of
their able and learned sister" Even
the most hopeful of womcns advocates,
a native paper adds, were hardly pre-
pared for this singular but most de-
lightful spectacle"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
A Charming Custom.

There Is custom prevailing among
the inhabitants Of the Sandeman ISL
ands, which may throw a light upon
the civilized use of wedding cake.
When a native girl whose exceptional
beauty has brought her many suitors
is knocked down with club and car
ricd off by her accepted suitor, the
welded pair. within forty-eight hours
of wedding. the send a cup of poison
distilled from the hulahula tree to each
and every one OF the brides former adj
mirers. If any recipient feels that he
cannot become rec0nciled to the mar
riaQe. he drinks the poison and dies ;
hut If he decides that he will survive
the loss of his intended wife, he throws
away the poison, and feels bound in
honor meyer to show the slightest sign
of disappointment. BY this admirable
system the husband is spared the pangs
of jealousy, and be able to live on
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01

Take a dessert tea-p00nful u 0at.
meal, place it, in the morning. in 4
tumhIer and III up with new milk.
Let it stand all day. and take it for
supper or for a night-cap. The grains
will have been softcned by their long
soaking in the milk. and il can be eaten
with a spoon, Thisis said by It's adyo-
Gates TO be a specific against neuralgia.
and is soundly recommended for scd-
cntary folks.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
THE FAMILY DOCTOR.

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