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FARMERS COLUMN.
Recipes for Every Home.

Becl Soup.-Three pounds OF lean beef,
with marrow bone ham bone, if you
you have it, or half pound Of lean ham !;
one turnipc, one onion. one carrot, quarter
OF a cabbage, three stalks Of celery, three
quarts of cold water Salt aud pepper to
taste. Cut the meat fine, and crack the
bones. Put them in pot with a close top,
cover with one quart Of water, and bring
slowly to 4 boil the slower the oetter.
When it begins to bubble ,ndd tho other two
quarts Of water, and boil slowly for three
hours - two hours with closed top and the
last with it slightly lifted. Wash and peel
the tuYnip, carrot and onion scrape the
celery and wash with the cabbage. Cut all
into dice, and lay in cold water, slightly
salted, foe hall an hour. Stew the carrot by
itself in hot water until tender, then set
aside to cool Put the other vegetables on
ali together, in enough cold water to cover
them. and let them boil to pieces. Strain
them half an hour before taking up tho
soup, and press to pulp. Return the liquid
to the saucepan, throw in a little salt, and
let it boil up once to clear 1t skim and add
10 the soup. Put IN pepper and salt unless
the ham has saltod IL enough, ana boil.
covered, twenty minutes. Strain into an
eartheh dish let it get cold enough for the
fat to rise. Skim off all you can. Rinse
the pot with water return the soup to it
boil briskly one minute, and throw in the
carrot. Skim aud serve.
Turkey Soup.-Break up all the bones Of
one turkey add one pint of soaked split
peas, and three quarts of water. Put it on
early in the mornings add little celery
and salt for hayoring. Season with pepper
and salt, and boil slowly until noon. Strain.
Sage Soup. Take good, clear, soup stock I;
remove the lat from the top and strain.
Bring to boil, and stir in half cup of
pearl sago, which has been washed and
soaked for half an hour in tepid water, or
three hous in cold. Season if needed.
Simmer half an hour, and pour out. Send
around grated cheese with 1t.
Clam Soup.-Boil kuuokle of veal
strain the liquor add twenty liye clam
chopped fine, four good sized potatoes, one
onion drop dumplngs. Season the taste
with popper, salt, sweet mauoram or pars-
ley. Just before serving, thiclseu with one
egg and flour, made smooth with little
cream.
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Sunset Cox has seen the sunsets OF
sixty summers But we'll bet dime sinef
he's g,ieg to Turkey, he'd rather be nsnm.
mers about forty"
Those who employ the plumber must
pay tbe piper.
/ sick Headache Thousands who haye
suffered intensely with sick Headache say
that Hoods Sarsaparilla has completely
I cured them One gentleman thus rclieyed
writes Hoods Sarsaparilla is worth It's
weight 10 gold" Reader, if You are a suf
ferer with sicS beadache, give Hood sar
saparilla n trial. 1t Will 90 you positive
good. Made by C. /. Hood & Co, lowell
Mass. Sold by all druggists. 100 doses one
dollar.
1t used TO be death 10 counterfeit the
coin Of the realm, yet Tor ages past the moon
has been putting out new quarters every
month.
Why is a NANCY mOngrel like pig 4?
Because he's poor cur.
Many ladies admire gray hair.-ou some
other person. But few care to try its ei-
iects on their own charms Nor need they,
since Ayers Hair Vigor prevents the hair
from turning gray, and restores gray hair
10 its original color 1t c'eauses the scalp,
prevents the formation of dandrulT, and
wonderfully stimulates the growth Of the
hair.
The young couple who before marriage
thought they could live on loye are now
Lying on corn bread and hominy.
What you don't know about men Of
tentlmes makes them respectable.
Beware of frGuds.-Bo sure YOU get the
genuine DR.. Thomas Eelectric Oil. 1t cures
colds, Group, asthma, deafness aud rbeuma
tism.
The next thing to a funeral procession
is TO walk behind loye sick couple going
home from party.
Restaurants are now putting up sand
wiches for the summer pic mics.
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"Mothers Should Note This. "

Under thisoaptlon an old physician writes
to a Clrciunatti Medical Journal, that in
view of the fact thai people living at a il
lance from cities are frequently obliged to
re'ortto cough mixtures already put up Tor
use, they should provide themselves with
only such remedies as are known to bo free
from opiates, poisous and narcotics thus
avoiding not only danger, but even fatal
results; He recommends tho recently DIS
covered Red Star Cough Cure which
analyses and tests by varilus Board of
Health proved be purely vegetable as wei
as prompt, effective aud entirely harmless.
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A Walking Skeleton.

Mr.. L. Springer. of Mechanicsburg, Pa.
writes: al was afflicted with lung fever and
ab'cess on lungs, and reduced to walking
skeleton. Got free trial bottle of Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
whiih did me so much good that bought a
dollar bottle. After using three bottles
found myself once more a man, completely
restored to health, with a hearty appetite
and gain in flesh OF AS lbs"
Call at 7. D. Thomas drug store and ge
q Tree trial bottle OF this certain cure for al
Lang Diseases. Large bottles 81.
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The calorpiIlars are coming. Are

The eaterpllars are coming. Are 70 u
ready.
Furnish favOrite flowers for feminine
folks.
Better leave "fancy farming" to anna,
teurs.
Eggs for Matching should not be over
two weeks old.
Wheat, beans and cloyer seed weigh
sixty pounds per bushel.
The profitable culture Of the soil de
ponds upon thoroughness.
There are said to be fiily.two kinds of
sheep in the world.
For growing calves sealded milk may
have oatmeal added to it.
Meyer set milk where there are bad
odors OF impure atmosphere.
The vitality of old seeds should be test
cd before planting or sowing.
Tho late season necessitates the pushing
Of spring work in earnest.
Grow and use more fruit aud vegetables
and "less hog and hominy."
increase the ventilation Of your stables
as the weather grows milder.
Before the sheen are turned on the
pastures they should be tagged closely.
The Intense cod Las blasted fruit bud /,
extensively throughout tae W,I
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Annltatial Nf thR Leo.

Monoy Is the upiversal necessity. and mono
but cJnic or n tool will affect to thsPise IL.
Mr.. Abrem Ellsworth, Of Port Even, Ulster
Oounty,N. Y, had realized this trnth. His
disease involved the whole Of his thigh. bone,
and the sudering man looked, not without
apparent reason,to death as his only dellv-
erer. The iamily physician refused to am.
putale tho limb, asserting that hooperation
would Kill tho patient on the spot. Or.
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81 never Patronize patent medicines
Don youe Why not? You palronize
'patept" artieles of hundred varieties.
Why not patent medicines. eBeeause they
are often Worthless" True, but not always
Frequently they are the very best in the
world, representing be widest experience.
AZ least We know that Dr. Kennsdy's Fa-
write Remedy is one Of these, aud Tor all
troubles of the blood, liver aud urinary or
gans il stands on ITS merits, aud not ON ed
Yertising.
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The Golden Arronv

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With proper and earnes; application you
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. HRTT1c VEGETABLE
AAlA = SIOILIAN
Hair ReneWer.

i Seldom does popular remedy win such
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seals, are innumerable.
fOld people like II for its wonderful power to
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Rful glossy lustre, and enables them TO dress
it I'm whatever form they wish. Thus it is tho
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Carl Pretgel says; A cent vat you Gnd
vas worth more as tao cents vat you lose,
"A dudes trousers beat breach Of con
tract all To pieces. They are breeches Of
c9uHae,.
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-BakeTs are generous. They do notkeel
all the bread they knead.
The lad was blowing bubbles when be
accidentally swallowed some ol the SOAP
suds, and that made bub IN.
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MIsGELLANEOrs.

There's girl that ia iairer than doy,
Aud by links, can see hor aisr;
I'd call on that girl right away
II twas not tor her hertid old pa.
"A genius has invented a knife which
will cut cold iroa. Now boarding house
beelsteak must yield.
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1t is eaid there is soft side to ever,
man. That's the reason dude is afraid t,
stand on his head,
Adam was a roller skater. The fall be
got is still well remembered.
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MANHOOD

MANHOOD 1
Restored. A gentleman having innocently
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Ask for "Rough on Coughs" for coughs
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Liquid, 25c
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When a young woman marries a man
for his money, would 1t be proper to say
that the man has married his "hired girl"
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No. 1O5 North Eighth Street,
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

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Wishing the prescription, will please address,
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1t is the hardware man who always
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Sunset Cox has seen the sunsets Of
sixty summers. But we'll bet dime since
he's goieg to Turkey, he'd rather be "snni-
mars nhnnl fnriv v -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1885-08-31

wise leads Boston inlhome run getting.
knight has been signed by Providence.
The Athletics released Loyet last Sat
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trade, that Is oistiopg and healthy, iol
ltenyears; as has been experienced lately
"The buyers are purchasing Just wbai
they. want, and with q feeling that the
goods can be disposed of 20 advantage
Albert i. whylane, Of Thusber, Why
Hand & Co. said to-day: There 10 q
brighter outlook this sseasout than has been
experienced for many years! Buyers feel
easy, as they do not expect any skrinkage
this season in yal,a; They feel certain
that they can pay ior their goods, and do
not enter into any calculate as TO clear
ing themselves by o settlement Of fifty
cents on the dollar. There have been
more buyers from the South and West
here this season than have visited the city
for long time. They have generally5a
feeling OF fconfde in the future. Prices
are firm, and purchases are made with
caution as well as freedom. The outlook
is for 0 strong, healthy yltrade.e
Mr.. Il. j. Paine, Of N. Millard 4 Co,
said: There Is no speculative trade
among the country. buyers. It Is evident
they have realized the fact that prices
have touched bottom, and that there will
not be shrinkage this fall. They therefore
buy freely ot8what they actually want.
Stocks have run down. and they have
nothing old onjhana. With farmers doing
vel, the grocery trade must be good this
season. - Z
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Observation-Disclosures

q 4 itliln "a " -
isAlisged, is Roehs hstsrt,s CITATION efihs,
Murder Talk Abont olisiespain.
LONDON, August 2e.-It become daily
more apparent that the agitation started
in France about The alleged murder Of
Olivier Pain by. the British in the soudaul
Is q hypoctitical schsme to organize an
ant. English sentiment among the French
people. M. Henry Rochefoft, the prin-
cipal asitator In this movement hated
Pain, and to those who knew Of the bitter
enmity which existed between the two
men, the demagogue's artificial horror
over Pains alleged murder Is very amuE.
ing, II not disgusting.
For months before PAINS last departure
from France Rochetort absolutely cut
Pains acquaintance. The editor gave as
the reason for his contemp mptuous treatment
of the adventurous Bohemian the state
ment that Pain had been dismissed from
the stat OF the Ifitransigeaht for opening
the EDITORS private letters an6 documents.
Rochefort also used to accuse Pain Of be-
ing 0 secret traitor to the French Radical
cause, and alleged that while he went to
the soudan oeteneibly as war corresponds
Ient for the Figaro. he really took withhim
Q large sum Of money, inttus;ed 10 him
indirectly by the French Government, to
induce FL Mahdi to continue in his revolt
against the Rhediye, by holding out to
the prophet promises Of subsidies from
unknown quarters. Pain, Rochefort once
declared, event II alive, would never reap.
pear while there was any prospect Of his
wife obtaining Q pension OF indemnify for
his alleged loss.
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FALL rRADEIN5NEw8 YORK.

Prospect Very OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
Prosperous Trade and Advanced Prices.
NKw yons, August 20 -Asthe Western
merchant must lay in his supply Of fall
goods long before cool weather, 50 fan
trade sets in in New York long beferei 1t is
thought Of byindiyidnal consumera.
The opening oi fall trade il, therefore,
already under way here NOW. Martin i.
Cooley, of Bates, Reed 4 Cooley, leading
dry goods merchants here, said today:
erhe prospects for fall trade seem very
encouraging, There is no boom, but there
promises TO be q prosperous trade with adj
vaneed prices. Crops are good. andin the
South especially the cotton crop has been
far ahead Of many previous yeara. For
several BprinRa preceding the last spring,
floods have broken down the leyecs,
|BWamping the low lands and making cot
ton planting impossible. An Arkansas
cotton planter who was here n few daya
ago told me he expected 10 realize a bet
ter crop this year than for any time In the
last six years. The people Of that section
! find are cheerfuIly paying up what debit
are outstanding, ! have not seen abeItel