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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-03-27
TUFTS NAlR dye.

GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed In.
stantly to GLOSSY BLArN by single ap.
phcation Of this DYE Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on receipt ofs
Office, A Murray Street, New York.
TUFTS MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE
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GERMAN KAgNlT
And ether Fertilizers.

TONS GENUINE German Kai-
niJ-Girv; iiror,alion-and all other Fer.
liizers, for sale by
HERMANN BULWIEKLE,
kcrr's Wharf. Charleston, 5. g.
Jan 5, lSS4 % jim
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SEND FOR PRICE LIST.

McElrec's JeweIry Palace, 25l King
St., Charleston, S. c. Largest Stock
Lowest prices in the South. Repairing
a speciality. Send me your watches.
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Quick Sales & Small Profits.
DRY GOODS.

TUST received n full line Of Prints. CASH
u mcres, Alpacas. Fiannris. a large
assortment of Jeans, Virginia rassimcr s.
Shirtings and ShrctinrS. !; tn l0~l wide,
Fed Ticking cheaper tliai, eyer before, DC,
all % be sold at lowest prices. hy
- A. b. TOWERS.
Sent 81, 1855 II
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1884-03-27

Dec 6, 1883
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-02
A MAGIC POWER !
A Secret Agent ri y7oRk.

We we're surprised the other day to
learn that certain individuals in this city.
who had for many years yielded . whsk
was apparently an Inevitable fl were
startled from their torpid condNbn OF
semi-stupidity, into asserting their right
to ''life, liberty and the pursuit of hsppi-
ness" These parties had been bound by
an influence as powerful sc It was i1eon-
preheosible. They knew not the cause,
yet they were victims to the reseis, They
were enchainsd, bu. they could not dis,
Germ by what means they had been mag
acled. They had long sought deliver
snce in vain. Their appeals to science
and he knowledge contained In books
we're equally unavailing. At last, rellef
came. II was not through any sefson OF
the President, or Of Congress- for thek
trouble was not of political eAaraseaA
Neither did the Governors message u
lieve them, nor any aetien Of the new
Legislature, for it was out Of kbeir power
and foreign to their jurisdictfbn. Yet
they we're suddenly and effee.uailY re-
leased from the bondage they suffered,
and placed On the equal scale of human
happiness. What was their troEble7''
is what our resders will ask. They had
been rendered helpless By that universal
enemy-rheumatisn. They bad no:
walked or even moved without psin Tor
years, and on the strong omnen2s-
tons of friends "who had been there"
they tried Britannia, and were S. once
relieved and radically cured. Britannia
Is whst did it. It acted like o magic
power. This secret sgent quietly coussed
through their veins. removed tie cause
of the trouble, liberated the csptives
from their doomed condition, snd low
they congratulate each other on the
accomplishment of such triumph, and
the acquisition of the knowledge, by
which they csn st any time resist the
encroachmen;s OF their common foe. WI
could give the names Of the parties, bu
will wait future time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-02
ITEMS.
SALT LAKE CITY. March 1. 1884.

SALT LAKE CITY, March l, 1884.
Editors Herald:
March comes in pleasantly, while !
farmers are thinking of blowing and
sowing, and gardeners are thinking
of digging and planting. Among the
poorest of gardeners are the chickens,
and the time is now that the law
REQUIRES that they be restrained of
their liberty, under penalty of much
more than their heads or their eggs
are worth.
Big dogs are almost as bad gar>
depers az chickens are. The dogs
are getting very numerous too about
tie city, and sre good deal OF
nuisance to neighbors. Eastward,
beyond the mountains the people are
be ginning to say the dogs must go,
because of the mischief they do. Il
might be q COED thing if they we're
thinned out hereabout. The little
dogs do little harm. but the bigger
dogs are not 80 harmless always,
whether In fun or in earnest. Per
haps it would be good thing to put
bigger tax on the bigger dogs, TO
assess them by sliding scale. &C
oording to sizs or weight or both;glvs
it them good and heavy. II tax es
considerable to keep big dogs going,
both from the owners and the neigh
bors. and they, the big dogs, are not
OF much use, with few honorable
exceptions. Generally their room is
better than their company and much
less expensive, for, il the owners do
not feed them they will forage on
the neighbors. Thin them out. the
big dogs. that is, tax them out of ex-
istence as too numerous class of
animals.
Everybody wanted everybody to 60
to the benefit ball on Wednesday, so
everybody went and trampled on
verybody's toes. Now every body is
vexed because everybody did 60. But
what could everybody do but 90.
when everybody asked everybody to
60. and nobody would hear of any
excuse from anybody? Is not this
world q somewhat inconsistent place?
| A. B.
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HOME MADE CURTAINS.

Very pretty and inexpensive cur.
taius can be made OF cheese cloth,
with or without "a border. Should
the border not be used, turn a hem
three inches wide down the front and
across the bottom OF the curtain. This
should be caught down in herring
bone Glitch in gold-colored elk. The
curtain is then embroidered all over
With double rings executed in chain
stitch with embroidered silk. In each
Get OF rings there should be one of
gold silk, and the other OF some con.
trasting shade, SUCH as pale blue,
pink, red, green or brown. The last
two colcrs always contrast prettily
with gold. Ceeweis may be used in
place of silk, though the embroidery
will then present heavier appear.
anoe. The border may be of darned
work. Sprays of leaves make a good
design, each spray being embroidered
with different colored silks, cardinal.
gold. brown and green. Draw the
stitches from point to stem OF the leaf
and then darn back and forth through
the silk stitches only from side to side
of each leaf, as if darning stocking,
but do not let the stitches come
through the material. Then outline
each leaf round the edge with the
some color ia chain stitch. This
shows each leaf in solid color on the
white ground. A straight line OF
clearinghouse stitch on the inside OF
the border dividing it from the
groundwork gives pretty finish to
the curtain. They have somewhat
the appearance of the Madras ours
tains so much used, and as the work
is not at all difficult one feels repaid
when the pretty drspery is hung up
at the windows. White lace curtains
are now very seldom seen except on
bedroom windows. Japaneee gauze
and other thin materials are largely
used for portieres in place OF the
heavy plush, Turkey, and velvet
curtains 30 long in fashion.-Amsri.
can Queen.
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WILL YOU SUFFER with Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint? Shi-
bh's Vitalizer is guaranteed 10 cure
yon. Sold at z. c. NJ. |. Drug
Store. ~
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Can be consulted daily from O'Clock
8. N. to O'Clock PM, and from to 8
O'Clock pm. Sundays from 10 am. to
Pun. He has had twenty-five years ex-
perlence in the special treatment of all
Venereal, Sexual and Chronic Diseases,
and guarantees to cure all urinary
Diseases, Sypbilitic or Mercurial AZ
fect!ons of the Throat, Skin
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Vitality, Seminal Weakness, Spermator-
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Of Self Abuse, youthful follies and ex.
cesses IN Dsturer years. Nocturnal Ennis
sion, the effects of which are various,
maddening and destructive 10 both body
snd mind, and unless cured will; err
inmate fatally. The presence of the
disease causes q continual consciousness
Of slow and graGUal decay OF all the
power Of body and mind with loes Of
manly power and vigor, defective mem
ory, heart affections, loss o. sight, noises
in the hesd and ears. confusion of ideas,
aversion to society, excessive prostraIion,
trembling of the hands and limbs, con-
sumption, marssmus and ultimate de.
rangement Of the mind. The will power
becomes so weak that the person seems
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-25

COUNT TnEM.--Count villa. (? Why
count the mercies which have been Uui-
'etly falling in your path thrcu,h every
period of your history. Down they
come every morning and evening, angel
messengers from the Father OF lights 10
tell ,ou OF your best f. end in heaven.
Have you lived these years wasting noe
c'es, treading them beneath your feet,
aud consuming them every day, anil pe'
yer yet realized from whence they came
Ii You have, heaven pity you! You
have nul INJURED under your affection I;
bu' who has heard your rejoicing over
your blessings? Do you ask wha. nrc
these mercies? Ask The sunbeam. the
rain drop, the s'ar or queen OF night.
What Is life but a mercy What is the
prcpriety Of stopping 10 play with n
thovabush, when you may just rs well
pluck sweet lowers and eat pleasant
fruits? Happy is be who looks at the
bright si6e Of life, of providence aud Of,
rcye.slion who avoius thorEs and
slcughs until his Christian growth is
such thai, il he cannot improve them,
he may rsss among them without iuju-
~. Count tho mercies before you com
PLATA OF an!ictiors.
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Ba,lou's Monlh,y MAGAZINE for Fc! .
ruary contains a large instalIment OF
Mr.. " iliiam Il. Thomcs's amusnr and
instructive story OF 'On land and Sea,
or California in the Years Io43, A. aud
-. The suthor of Tho Gold. hunters
and The Belle Of Australia, never wrote
anything better than this auto biogra-
ply OF boys life g. sea, and the funny
and serious adventures that he exper
fenced on tie passage around Cape Horn
on his way To California in search al
hides. This yarn is something for oil
and young to read, and there is no fear
of person firing OF it. The friehten.
ing of tho doctor (tho black cook by
The French lad is lively reading. be
siies the leading story, there is clever
illustrated article OIL submarine div,Dr
large number Of poems AMI stories
amusing matter, a puzze d p rimen,
ladies page devoted TO fne end fame,
work, comic pictures, household matters
wonders Of nature. aud many thing.
which we have not room 10 mention
Baliou's Magazine is only 81 so per an
mum, postpaid, bet IT D. the best IF l.,
kind in Lie world, az any one can JUDI,
by sending il a subscription, or only
ten cents for sample. It is favori
household serial snd is instructive and
useful. For sale everywhere. Publish
cd 10y ThoTes & Talbot, % Ilawle,
/ Street, Boston.
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CTU9IN OF 1883
ard
SPRING OF 1854.

10 my Pan ops and offers:
A $ The time for Fall planting Ia IT
"A hsnd, beg to inform you that (
have on haGd aud for Sale, choice Sc.
lection Of Trees such as Apple, Peach
Pea Piup, Ounce, Grapevine, Goose.
berry and other SmsIl Fruits, Ny Stock
comprises several varieties never offered
by rae before. Ny Apple Tree, ore ex-
IRA size this yesr. but offer them the
same as last Spring. Can se3d out
Trees safely ltil bafd freezing weather.
shall continue IN she futnre ss I hsve
done IN the past, to spare 90 paius 10
please ms patrons, even though | may
% times suffer lOss, as | am oe'ermin-
- tlIat 10Y customers shall be satisfied.
extend my sincere thanks TO my pa
trous, aud solicit a continuance Of their
isv0r~ and, also q trial irom others
who NAV desire any hing in my line.
60 TO Russtl's snd see fair samples Of
20 varieties OF Keep ng Apples.
Very respectfully.
JNO. N. KANNEII.S,
Higginsvil!e, West Va.
Nov. ., 'SS.
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Five Copies. ..............-S 5 90
With an extra copy of the
Weekly Sun one year.
Zen copies ..-............. 10 90
With an extra copy Of the
Weekly Sun one year, and one
copy of tae Daily sun three
months.
Fifteen copies. ........-.. Is co
With an extra copy OF tue
Weekly Sun one year. ami one
copy Of the Daily Sun six
months.
Twenty copies 20 %
With an extra c, ny Of the week.
y Sun one year. aud Que copy
II the Daily Sun Mae months.
u irtv copies. Neutrality-suspicious. so 90
With en- extra copy of the
Weekly sun AMI one copy Of the
Daily san one gear.
Single Copies Ivy mail .-.-..3 cts
Get ers up of Clubs will find the ~
hove terms the most literal thar can be
offered by a FL g; class Family Journal.
The earest method Of transmitting
money by osii Is b. check, drar, or pos.
oiiiae money order
70 deviation from p 1hi;shed terms.
address A. S. ABELL &c co,
Publishers, San Iron Building, Bait. Md.
Jen. IL, 1854.
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l~E people sfe always on the i5okou
II far chances 20 lncfCsse their earnings
eud iu ulne become wealthy those
.' DO 90; improve ihtir opportunities remain
'a poverty We on.r a great G. auce ~ make
n"cey SO want mlny men. women. oys
stI si0s 10 work for us right In Neif Own lo
,'.''s Any one eau 90 The work properi
Zoe hfst s;srt Tie h1dness vii pay
"'f' IN Cor umcs ordinary wages EErcu-
'l'ii FUR bed free No one Who engages
.'..' '' Dfkc noucy rapidly You can devote
..Nf v..e tiEe GU re work. or Only yoGr
.i't u0ments. Fall Information and All that
eedft sent FREQ. Address STirsoE 4 Go
'o''anc, Maine. March 2, lse3
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Directory of Hampshire Go. Court.


The sessions of the County Court heyia. ON
toe first Taesdtys in January, april and Ucto.
ter aud the last Tusel,y ia Jsly, in zach
year The july sesaion "a the Levy Court.
john T, Vance, Esq.. President, s. Il. vii
liaus AMI David Pngh, Esqrs., Commissioners
CIRCUIT COURTS
For tie county of Hampshire on the IRIS,
tuesday in February. the second Tuesday In
Ea,, and on the bind Tuesday ia september
.l-n james 10. Armstrong. Judge
Tie Circui: Cour.s for ihs several Counties OF
this b. twelfth joaicisi Ji.cait, will hereafter
Commence and be held as foilows:
For tie couaiy or Hardy on eeccnd Tues.
in In March, the last tuesday in May aud The
ursl rgesd,y ia October.
tor The cOu'iy Of Grant, on the fourth Tues
d'y in MARCH, the Grst Tuesd,y 10 Jure, aud
80 'cird Tuesday in October.
Eor the cnuHty # Pendieion on the second
Wednesday, IN April, tho Wednesday after th.
secoad fuesday 10 Juue. sad The dsst wedLes.
Gay ia November
Fox the county of Mineral on tbs second
Tuesday IN January, the fourth Tuesday in A .
phi, and the hrst fuasdly ia Scptenbsf
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TERMS or apvsnrrs,ya /:

Tn. rates OF adYerti3iug are, for An inch ar
lea. Osg DOLLAR Aao FirrY Cssrs for three
isssr;ious-lnrger ones Ia the same pro Dor ton.
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Qauterly, half yearly. ani yearly advertise.
n.nli inserted at aiihnrsi reduction on I've above
Yearly advertisers discontnuing during toe
rs.r viii be chs; gea regular rates.
Elajyert;sement 10 be- considered b; thc month
OF ,csr unless specified on the manuscript orpre.
Tio1s'y agreed upou between the psrtie3
gesolutionsoi associations Communications ol
limited Interest, aud notices Of cca,hs sxcce ding
iEs rsss will be charged Eve ceats per line.
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Last week says an exchange. a drove
of torSeys went into Perryville pa.
ami walked around the public square
seeming to have no fear Of anybody /;
driven 10 by hunger aud the cold weather
probably.
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South araatls Jntsllieenser.
RoMxEY FRIDAY. JAN. rs, 1884.

TEDIOUS TALkERs.--ilow many to
Gious takers one is forced 10 tolerate in
the highways snd byways or society I
They commence sentence and pause.
make great account or = prolonged
'and,' use word aud then change II for
another. end consume so much precious
time that, the listener Eecominy impa-
'ient, Whist they say is deemed small
compensation for the time occupied.-
Surrounded by bright spirits all of whom
have something 20 cay we'll worth tie
hearing, il Is insuffcrably annoying to be
obliged to sit outuardy calm and re i.
specifnl and listen To long-d,awn sou.
Atcn,es. the p.th Of whose meaning could
have bsen expressed IN lev weI!.cho-
sen words. 1t may be said in ex,cnua-
ton that oil have not the power 10 talk
right on But the hAhit Of talking we'll
msy be acquired. In the irst place, one
must be sure he has something 10 say
before monopolizing tho time which
might otherwise be probably and pleas
anlly employed; and then. in n few sim
pie, we'll adapted words. besr par, in the
general conversation. The wiser anil
more educated the society in Which one
finds .imself, the less the necessity oil
robbing tue dictionary for it's poly la
bles. The test one has to say is best
said in the simplest manner for all love
most that talk which seems the natural
overflow Of the mind. Also discard al.
desire to shine, and listen with respect
ful attention when others speak.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-25

IL is the opinion Of growers in The
great peach beli.' of Michigan, that the
trees have not Suffered particle from
the late severe cold
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Eo 8 rEv "a sNnS.

=. 4 Lshmson Solicitor Of American and
.ti!u Tg'eBis Washington - G. All hu.
soaes -oruecied Wiih Paies's whether before
t.- mt uNicc or the Courts promptly at
o. 'ed 20 Va charge made unless patent is
tle.f g. SEND for circular.
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The only rose without thorns is friend
ship.
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Tho heart that is tied down with
earthly cares ian have but little though,
for those Of eternity.
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Postage Free TO all Subscribers In the
United Staias and Csnada.
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Congressman Before, Of Colorado.
hes hair the color of ripe tomato. Ho
bears tie name Of funny man..
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South Branch Intalligencer.
william Harper. Editor.
0sce Coyasr .uain aud Gyueci Lane 81,
RoMNEY WEST VIRGINIA.

r1o DOLLARS AND Fifty GENTS per
,,,nm or rwo DOLLARS If paid in advance.
4, paper will be discontinued except 1T the
option ofihe pnbliaher, until ali arrexrsges hare
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Men would be saints If they loved
God as they do women.
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Four Years in tho Stonewali
Brigade.
BIZ JOHN O. cAsLER.

Private Co. A. sad Va. Infantry. ssonewall
Brigade, LIST. Division "a. Corps. Army Of
Northern Virginia
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Scandal IL very poor die, TO thrive
upon.
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5As Tar fOE PoTATo BUos.--g. Il
iiarl, near Rochester. 10 Hu.bandnan:
! bsve used during two years pas; va
Ter 'mpregnaied With gas tsr fof ,hs prr.
pose 81 destroying tho Colorado bee,Ie on
~ potato vines. IL has proved mere
effective than Paris green, and has been
used with equal fleet on my cufrsnt
1ushes. Two quarts OF gas tar to pail.
Tai of water are the proportions used.
and The vines or bushes are ssrinkIed
IS means Of = water pots
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A LEXANDER MONROE.
DR.. K. ". Daley,
QR. gERglE W.

gtFiN1 renewed 20 the niii q occupied
: bY he late Ot. Snyder, may DC foaaG
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ESQ H''IJ engsgsd.
'1ury prrc.icing All branches Of his pro
lesion. he sil give sspecid attention 10 ops.
H'' Surgery
Ronn.v, Nov. 2, ,sa3 If.
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CHOCOLATE CUsTAnr.--Gratc arst
one-quarter pound chocolate; pour over
1t one pint OF boiling milk, slirring IL
until It - a smooth paste take six table.
spponsfuls condensed eggs aud add ons
pint 81 warm milk. three tablespoon
iuls powdered sugar, one tcaspoouful
vanilla extract, and add the chocolate 10
u, bake about ten minutes in cups, or
nniil they are cooked pile on the top Of
each s~ectensd whipped cream or whites
OF fresh egg.
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Quo Year SO 90 / One Month SO cts
Six Months 3 Oh / Three weeks % cts
-Four Moths 200 Two Weeks IS cts
Three Months 1 so One Week Is cite.
Two Months 1 90
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Coax LOAF. -Fosr egg, whites and
yo'ks. beaten as light as possible, seps-
ra.eiy; Que quart Of cornmeal, quarter
OF pound OF butter, two quarts of boil
ing milk a teaspoontul OF ssli mixed
welt With the cornmcal. Melt the but
ter In tue milk an sco'l tho cornmeal
with It, beating and s,Irring we'll until it
becomes perfectly smooth; then add the
light yolks. AMI lastly the stiflly beaten
whites. Bake in qnick oven. Half
the quantity viii mako good
loaf.
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LEMON BATTER FOR TAnrs. One pound
puivcrizet sugar; whites Of six eggs:
and yolks OF two; tLree lemons, inclus
ding grated rind and juice cook twen-
ty minutes over a slow lire. stirring al,
The while.
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Sugar CASDY. Six cups Of sugar.
one Of vinegar, ope OF water, one spoon.
'ni OF butter, AMI one teasponful OF 80.
ia, cis-olsed IN little hot water. Boil
ell together, without stirring, for half an
hour. Flavor with lemon or vanilla.
This is very cool when pulled like the
oli-ia.hioped molasses candy, or 1t may
DC cooled on butterod plaie.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-25

WnEAr MuFfrNs. Ono quart OF -four.
Two tapiespoonsuls Of butter, Eve eggs, .
teaspoonfu' OF SOFIA ,'isolved ia no. wa
ter, two ,esspoouiuls of cream tartar.
mix enough 10 make thick batter.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-25

WHITE GRUBs.-A New Jersey far.
mcr writes that be gave dressing. Of salt
(eight bushels 70 the acre) 10 land hal.
" infested with white grubs. and Cor sbres
years after tsised good crops Of corn,
"h'ch Wa Impossible previous 10 thIs
application.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-01-25

Tack piece Of heayy WOODEN cloth 20
he bel OF your shoe and You won't
slip on TIE ice.