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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-28
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-10-28

xxv<x<znemcru nnzex o. keads - Lnnf
F1Nrt. Fur So. n LIZ - 831aften1
Wnnced wsu - tusexspd q - xxse q
ceusx wur1 fc< E<sf fzne<<5ca- cent
wurd srr eneh szxneQnknt icsexston- kAJ-
neat azuuFs h s3rn1ee
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

vol TERRIBLE RESPONSIBILITY N,
is Sa T. snink; snaggs. the Rev. Mr.. spor
called to preach?n P
teer. oeiie'e ne Is a volun.
aiv,m wen. | shouldn't suppose a God q,
u,vlne goodness would allow smch o u
pie @Tvn TO torture the pubiic.n
n ,veh' you see he was sorter drive,
I'm surprised that you sbop,d moo
n DIIn prevalent language. Please e eso
bo. meii, you see Mr.. Sporiac wa, IN
. . ship in the midst of the " at,.n n
.nc IN a most terrible storm. The al,
nmept over the deck, the timbers 10 4 1ea
W. yessel were wrenched and tori ssu ro
aer, and the cry went up that the sbin
as sinking. Just then MT. Snorirr
' lueeied upon the deck and pram;a.S
, u Lord that if lie would ave The s5;n
10 would devote himself to the MIAMI
~. 80 you see he thrust a terrible re
p% Ea upon the Lord who bad 70 ,
'Ae MIN or else drown the whole sbin q
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
Washington Letter.

Washington, Dec. 18Th, 1888.
The Republicans who are most OPP
posed to au extra session of TIE Fifty
frs Congress are making their voices
heard in the land. According to their
views, II t1ie surplus is suiici entity re-
duced during the present session and
the Republicans have three or more
majority in the next House, the necess
lily for an extra session is removed.
The opponents of an extra session have
therefore, but one hope ami that is that
large regular appropriation bills will be
passed. The Democrats enjoy the
situation, and will see to it that the APP
preparations are kept within limit.
Added to his is the probability t.lai no
River and Harbor bill will lie passed. Its
veto by the President would be assured,
and he least Democratic opposition on
CONSIDERATION of the veto, would Of
coulse, kill it. The Blair Educational
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
SCOTS EMULSION -

SCOTS EMULSION fPur.c Ga
Liver Oil. with Hypophospbites !. :
combination of two of the most ,,u,4
ole remedies in existence for ,be cur.
o. Consumption and all Wasting Coz.
unions; is more generally recommend.
60 and used by Physicians than an,
known remedy; it gives mos, sa,;ssc,
. ,oly results, and tones up the system.
and when the Consumptive has wss,.d
away and loses hope, the Emulsion
VIII speedily check the rayapes If ~.
terrible disease, and restore the snf.ros
: good health and happiness. This
% equally true. in regard to Rickete !,
children, or Marasmus and Apnm;, ~
,dults, and all impoverished conditiona
u inc blood; and especially desirable
d Colds and Chronic Coughs. 40 :,
III cure them o quickly than ord;.
1ry specifics used. PalatabIe as Mill
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

0Ao' NIAGARA Co., N. w.
a,o, March "a, 1856.
Dout a year ago 1 was taken with a 60,
VIZ pam In both lungs. 1 was first NJ.
nai. aea with a violent chill, then a dreadrnl
.n anu then a cough accompanied NV
,nsiaerable fever. 1t looked yerv m,cI,
aAe q pad attack of pneumonia, A fr,snI
VI niine procured five ALLCocK's pr.s-
Ihs' One he put under each arm ono
unuer each shoulder blade, and one on NV
ehest close around my throat. ". - iuyS
.% ars The cough cssssssNu. the pain gradually
To and I broke out in a profuse per-
spiration. 1 fell into a profound sleep. and
the next day was almost well. 1 wore the
Plasters eight days afterwards, and have
never had any trouble since.
WILLIAM A. SAWYER.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

A committee of Philadelphians have
waited OH Governor Green to influence
him to recommend in his message to
the Legislature that the State %appropri-
ate 500, 600 towards the removal Of The
islands between Philadelphia and Cam.
den. Many citizens of Camden think
their removal will be detrimental to
Camden as a harbor.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

An old gentleman from New Jersey,
who was at the Presidents reception
recently suggested that he would
like Mr.. Cleveland to take up his resi-
dence in this State after the expiration
of his term of Office. The President re-
piled: "Thank you; but I guess I'll
have to stick to my own State"
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

1t is claimed the registration law for
Jersey City and Newark and the sun
set law were designed 10 d~istranchise
Democratic working men i'll these clt-
les. as Jei ey CITY gave Clevrlan an
increased majority this year and New
ak almost los its Republican, major
ity il is evidence that all Democrats
voted who wanted To vote. This shows
that the Democrats ; for o22os-
ing those good laws do not hold water
md The reason that Republicans made
the laws is no reason why Democrats
should repeal them.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Hayti has released the U. S. steam
ship Haytian Republic and the war died
a bornin. The World appropriately
illustrated the war with Hayti by an
alligator after a Negro up a palm tree.
As he has thrown down the cocoanut,
the 'gator will leave.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

The Philadelphia Record is the first
to issue its annual almanac this year,
which is as fully up TO the standard as
the Record itself is. The illustrations
in it are of local interest and attractive
and the political and household pior-
metion i, contains is what is needed to
have fer reference every day in the
year. The Record is a paper which d.
vocates the peoples Interest and gives
the important news in "a CONCISE way.
Long life to the Record.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Bobhxo ~ seem TO be enjoying yourself
nj a remarked n of the guests at
month es,n assented Bobby, with his
t.oath fulI. 81 am maxim, the mns nis
~ cause after pa an ma give a bin
s Inner like this, IT'S always cold n,oL Grg
lor the next thirty days. p'ch'h'
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

SEM f IrmkGYMAN, being recently alb
son ca Iom nome on business, bis littie
tTa h ta,niiy folded his hands and asked
fatbow eSsihg usually pronounced by his
Innc er az their morning meal. Al
oeing asked to pronounce the
ne replied, with a grave face.
'"o looks o. them
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

in MISS GAYsrARRow (readfng placard
IN Wanny's window)-See what II sanl
Ethel. "Our Book DenartmSn ~ says
prices" 'o'p'c' az lowest
no mtss fIybelle-Let's 60 in. We NAV
70 aoie 10 obtain Kisses Of Fate.n
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

The Panama canal has coils psed, as
NJ. DeLessep, the venerable French
fnancier who bull the Suez Canal, has
failed to market all the new issue of
bonds to continue the work. 1t is not
probable that the canal will ever be
built as it has cost S207 ,0O0, 900 and
hundreds of lives already and but little
is done in comparison % what willhave
to be done.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

HUSBAND latter church)-IDd vor
notice, my dear, how late Mrs. CsdT. Uu
aaer and the two Misses Booths wora9
miie-Yes; and as they all wore the
lily explained. n' IL is cas-
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

W. pfisoner) - You are cbargeJ sir
win beating your wife. s''' ST.
1t, sab. "h' lse proud of
"Paoud Of it?r
mon me-" h"' twenty poun's
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

zoos Lm ourroRT.--M Bings-There
soes poor Mrs. Blather. She hoo.. 'eie
"e, under the loss of her husband up
Mr. Dings-Yesi She stands H. =.
Oily. Blather carried a oood 'S ~ no.
insurance, you know. h'0u ueai or
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

mountains, nights on the sea, ntGhts IA
the desert9 Who over had suc1 . hard
reception - Jerus hadp A hostelry the
frst, an unjust trial In oyer and termin-
er another. . fou1I1outheds yelling
mob the last. Was there . space on
His back rs w1do - your two Fingers
where He was not whippedf Was
there 4 space ON HIS brow IN inch
SQUARE where He was not cut OF the
When the spike struck % ne
instep, did It not 60 clear through 70
the hollow Of tho foot? Oh. long deep,
bitter pilqrimagel Aloesi aloesi
John leaned his head on Christ but
who did Christ lean onf F1ye thou
sand men fed by the SAyi0nfy Nhos ted
JesusY The sympathy Of : Saviour's
heart roiu0 out 70 the lcp6r and the
adulteress; but who soothed CHRISTI
DENIED BOTH CRADLE AND DEATH
BED,
He had q nt place neither to be born
nor to die. Apoor babel A poor ladl
a poor young mani Not 70 much a. .
taper to cheer his dying hours. Even
the candle Of the sun snuffed out. Oh,
was II not al aloesY All our SIM, 9 6
" --c-f. l<,oo.o and ali the
sows Y s~seh ~ Van rscFsd IN Is
~ 40 cinsser and soneszed into one
cup. and that pressed to His lips, until
the acr ID. n~auseating, bitter drnught
vas swallowed with 8 distorted count
enance. and q shudder from head to
foot, and a gufgling strangulntion:
Aloesi aloesl Nothing but slcess Al
this for Himself2 All this TO get the
fame in the world Of being . martyrI
All this in . spirit Of stuhborpneu, ".
cause he d:d not like CG1arf Mol mol
All this because He wanted 70 pluck
me and you from he'll, DeeaoDo He
wanted to raise me and you 70 heaven.
Because We were lost, aud He wanted
US found. Becnasg we~ Xorq blind, and
He wanted us to see. Because We
were serfs. and he wanted us manu-
mitted. Oh. ye In whose cup Of life
the .saccharire has predominateds oh,
re VIM have had bright and sparkling
beverages. how do you feel toward
{Usm who in your stead, and to pur-
chase your d,ssnthrallmenh took e.
aloes, ne unsavory 'oess me D's's'
a'e yo.r Mira s-u,,os,tv i. q know Nh,
these garments Of Christ ars
opoRous WITH cAssIA.
This was a plant which grew IN Indil
and The adjoining islands Yos.13 No,
care e hear VIVA. y k,ne q ToS
oaah y ~ X xou thai FM0csNt
incidentally. in II -asnd often b
NNN[E FUhasx
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

wa IIEirM MW you give me the neg,
yon m nuUW Jones-Yes, Mr.. Smith, but
us. not waltz fast. You know !
not out Of mourning vel. "'" !
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Be sure to get Hoods sarsaparilia If you want
an honest, reliable medicine. Do not take any
other which Is alleged to be about the same" or
"just as good" Insist upon having Hoods Sar-
sapsrlla, which is peculiar 10 Itself. Sold by all
druggists. Try 1t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Nothing Cures Dropsy. Gravel, Brlght's, Heart,
Diabates, Urinary, Liver Diseases, Nervousness,
&c, like Cams Kidney Cure. once, s3l Arcl
St., Phlla. 81 a bottle, 8 for s.. AT Druggists.
Cuiesthe worst cases. Cure guaranteei. Try 1t.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

FITS: All Fits stopped free by Or. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use. Mar
velouB cures. Treatise and 81. 90 trial bottle free TO
Fit cases. Send TO DIR. Kline. 93l Arch st. Phila-, Pa
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

vonnrohE AND AFTER. Scan :,
= veas, ma marry comfortably on $500
he coz asks a correspondent. va
fort tau, out he will be deucedly uncom.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

M HrhssN axis arsass lasts four Times
~ ling Z ether. Use 1t, and save
year 1o<1os;nedi Naicus. A fair trial will
psoys thst NsAIs right
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Faith, like any virtue, must have its
test, and probably the reason for mex
pllcable evil.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Fortitude is the marshal Of thought,
the armor Of the will and the fort OF
reason.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Inspiration is contagious. One man,
dead In earnest, sets a hundred other
men OF fire.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
lhenaFAebis Paper.

.- f6p1r.
Y1g OoNrAHIoN is q welcome
TaE Your In no!l than 400. 900 fam;'
visilor week tIen : plAcs in hons Ii6a M
lieA and bH y.2khex publication, II
tsipsd " n, si1straqtise and entertsinings
sefA pure, my family can do WIFE.
Thswcnder ~ ~ euhscriber who ssnds
out II Al 80 leys n CoMPANToS sros
e1s7S nov. 7 ssnussy !, 1880, and for :
sFery ueel 9 that data Samnia oaua
mils---~ XAE xQuIH.s o W1nN
,fEeEaVNA aabs
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

A~eharSeter Jlhat viii not def nd It.
MI = rarely vfrth dstsnding.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

One needs a knowledge Of mankind
before one a be simply and wholly
oneself.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

~. ]. b. Nay ssl Arch st., Phll's,
Pe. Eass ato =. no operation or de-
1AY sfrod6 bu114ea Atfested by thou.
es6ds ofeufss altar others fail, advice
&free, Send foE ciEenIsr.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

UxcLE-so, you are going to be
married.
Nephew-Yes, UNCLE.
sswell, I'll give you . plece Of advice
that won't come amiss. Begin married
life with q good excuse for staying out
all night, so your breakfasts can be
happy meals"
Tie remarkable faculty which cats,
dogs, pigeons and other animals possess
OF returning in astraight line to . point
Of departure, has awakened much curl
osity. on the part Of naturailstA Some
refer it to instinct, some to intelligence
similar to that of man. some to an Id
le-nala mechanism which makes the
sulmals simply automata: but none OF
these attempted explanations does any
thing toward solving the mystery.
Wallace supposcs that when an animal
Is carried a great distance in . basket
It's digit makes 1t very attentive to the
different odors which it encounters
UPON the way, and that the return Of
these doors In inverse order furnishes
tho needful guide. T~oussenal supposes
that birds recoglize the north ~ tho
cold quartz, she south ~ the warm,
tue east TIA Francel as the dry and the
west rs the moist. Recently. Vlguler
bias published, In the Revue lPhilosoph-
iuue, m original memoir upon the
sense Of orlentation and IT. organs. In
(which he attributes the faculty to .
ct -ception Of magnetic currents.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Th6 Norrie 4ins Of Michigan Is the
Erente6t non mSpe fnthe world. 1t has
shipped nenxiy 600 tons OF ore this
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

w open ~ hesrfs Of others whtn
NJ pen our own.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Krrr m wAr1rns. -rh.1.t{ ,so.1s.
why will Jon pez..t
the foft part Of your e5sa2 = ~
some day you may re glad 70 81 80
Thonsbtful daughssr-Xs1 notller,
that's what I'm saving tnem =
AouErp WITH Hm-Belgnx tPre'
nminsrny)-I've Been bet<ex .
Busy man-So have ]. 19oQx9 ~
il had Jet In for an aIkday dfi<.7k -.
fosndedly unpleasant. Got v
'em as they come, though
--
A LUCKY TURKEY.-AfRss
usfeseds 1T 4 Thanksgiy1ny
J6nes' stale jokssr
Jones, the Thanksgiving tuE<ey
iuckier than VI ara
Jones-m wnat wAyI
ale isn't stuffed with chentnqe9 ~
til aftsr be b dead"
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Observation-Disclosures - Allow
Ne - cpngtatolate yous Professor.
i Rspfm16t-EAi What aboutp
Mn = the marriage of your
depRht9f. of oourbe.n
Nss11y daughter maxriedf You don't
tell ~ a must AK my wife about
HEDeuSa on BET. - "Hello.
Bromle1, tk6k INIT the fair thingl You
pronles4 thaS Il your side lost the cleo
tion, yel'd shave o. ono whisker."
.Ye. but soq,vs shaved of both of
.assaf 81 sisht. i lost the other
i s,ss.' 4 =; !, ~ns l'nd = . bot with
a CLAxk Cash. - Broker - How
n iss,ss1 nsss.yol slsatsd BY your specu-
Yiss!S ls.ssdl why. I've cleared
AYxEH NoopxE.-Mrs. Peter
g-WM u 961 kcN 70 politely to
Ju1WRi la-7s IS sot a brother
Who IT, 1oH Ills and whu
u 0hve-oil, one
ace irnchm. My
N make The follossFour twenty.
s. s. " hesse melton, o. esr, and
-alasss 1iS 4 bsns WI arms, Cotton
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
HousEHOLD


HOUSEHOLD
-
KITCHEN GowEs+-seersuckeL ~
ainnbam are no doust the most seisseo
able materials for kitcnen wear 1sey
are more txpenhye tntp c1lco, na
wear much better. Fms cnechs IN ~
and white and brown ~ 1nlls
BAN ana me ): ~. = shor.
oughly color proof' tnot they may
boiled, are TO be commerpeo ior 'hfs
PURPOSE. -,
These dresses should ~ mace mM
simple style wItn lun u"sr, ~
skirts. finished Win . simp.2
hem End . cluster o. ~ ssrv ~
dfapinR, or . simple sssn
The back D . ROUND Delees ~ fhS !
OF without . yoke, a ccoa. *
dgure Of the wearer. w.. a cnlv
exceedingly nntioy eas'1 \ -e-.nrsd
for the Invalid ana snou ~ orId
for other wear. Inc nouso u.s 49,
be short enosen Iulg .o 60 ~ ~
and display apeetiy ~ 71sros
stead OF . siipPer CT 10y sas 81
white apron, wnicn ma ~
cambria. o. = ssmuht mMt.s3.r -zc-n
wearer iancieSs snouiu ~. !. mveh
cleanlier IMAM ginlnhms .ne so .
onmendation o. wnlcl, 1na ss rnros
show dit, VIII NOT s. "'nu'0
mend IL " 2 neu. r,..r.
A kitcnen spIan fno. n.sss ~
from 2 yefo 2 ~ - ~
width and enouiu Isse N Mt
bottom Or inc liz. Dl'' sA
worn with tnesc spfonS.
80.
STRAWBERRY WHIP.-Inis slmpio
dessert makes an agreeable enGiug -
. heavy dinner Cover . nai, poA
gelatine with 9 hAil cup ~ co.a wn 49,
DICT OF Jeny, e.u nas
o. poiiing MeSzI. suo ,r ~
orange 2 lemon anu on1 Ssr NJ
sugar. tne geis..nos ssn ~
dissolved streln ~ s tS,cs
harden. g coi9 Z .ssu ~.
add the unoeaSen WINES y snaco ysSs,
and I'm q wire 3 Wp.p 49, -sa
u0usly Tor twenty.nsc " sn,. ss. sna
UTE, or until the pudaing = nkn. anu
ff9.ny. IuIni 10 mv ~ : aon,ie ho,ler
Iut pintoh MS ~ -.
two ta~blespoonfuls Of sugar, and Q "a
blespo0nful OF cornstarch together 2
til light, stir them quickly into tne
hot milk, cook a moment until u tniCh-
ems, being very careful DOT 10 curuie.
take from the are, add q teaspoonlul OF
vanilla and turn out to cool. serve
with the sauce poured around the pud"
dir 4.
sHEPnERD's PIE:-Cut old cookee
mutton into dice. Cut gu. goou s'Aeu
each In = deep baking dist, tnen =
s~prinkling Of salt, pepper an0
parsley, and so continue untn the ma
~terials are USED; pour ovet cup "
stock or water, 2 place LEY ~
there . few bits o. butter. HaVs isaey
two cups OF masned p0tasoess ~ ~
-tassnocnfni If salt and q dash Of pep
ner NEAT until very light and add q
~fah,asroonful OF butter and one cup Of
sifted fiour. mix lightly and roll out In
3 sheat. cover It over the top of the
/ bQkinQ dish. n Make = Small uVio III
the centre to allow the ESCAPE Of steam.
Baka in n moderate ove n hour.
-
uc.y Ono cuart Of milk.
SonS Lilo, mao, two eoos- one
on nf salt. butter the.ssofIy
Taspssh Ialnn.' Iat tharrk come ?
Ensi ~, ans ~rraauSSScur II on the 7
meals 4 Inc butter and salt and 7
! Deaeil. anu se1 WAY. suv. 49, '
. Ugss =. n'ku ~, ~ $500 Val ana .
rugn'y 81 ~ nj sss into mt Q
q snem. .n.a oio.s. g.Ls from, t
eIeo ueep eau tss snccsss ~ q
weasy ~ .n.' 49, nsnt,n, nstha cssa q
: wy t
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

CORN CAKE. - One quart Of corn
meal, ONT quart Of milk, two eggs. half
q cup Of sugar, or three tablespoonfuls
Of molasses, t~easpoonful Of salt, three
t~easpoonfuls OF baking powder.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
wnAr \ rIAcr nrAvEx MUST BEl

wnAr aPIAcE HEAVEN MUST BEL
The Tuileries Of the French, the Wind
1or Castle Of the English, the Spanish
the Russian Kremiln, dun |
1eops compared with ifi Not 70 many
castles on either side the Rhine rs on
both uides OF the river OF God-the
Ivory paIacosi One OF the angels IN
bright, winged, fire-eyed,
tsmpeSt- charioted; one for the martyrs,
v1tk blood-red robes from under the
altar; one for the King, the steps OF HIS
palace the crowns Of the church mill
fant: one for the singers, who lead the
one hundred and forty and four thou
sand; one for your ransomed from SIN;
one for me, pfuckod from the burning
Oh. the ivory ralacesl
To-day Il seems to me asif the win.
dows Of those palaces were iliuminod
for some great victory, and ! look and
see. climbing the stairs OF ivory, and
walking on floors or ivory, and looking
from the windows OF ivory, some whom
we knew and loved on earth. Yes,
I know them. There are father and
mother. not eiehty-two year, and seven
ty-niue years. as wien they left US. but
blithe and young as when on their MAJ,
riage day. And there are brothers and
sisters, merrier thsu when we susea 70
romp across the meadows together. Inc
cough gone. The cancer curcd. Inc
e~rysipeias healed. The he~art-break
over. Oh, how fair they are in the
Ivory palacesI And your dear little
or,r rpoNf yoJr
Christ ala not let one Of them drop as
EHe lifted them. He did not wrench
ope Of them from you. No They
went Is from one they loved well Y
one whom they loved better. II !
should take your little child and pres.
ii 6oft face against my rough cheek, ]
might keep 1t a little while; but when
Won. the mother, came along, it would
struggle TO 90 with you. And so yod
stood holding your dying child when
Jesus passed by in the ROOM n tnt
| little one sprang out to greet Him. Thai
Il An. Your Christian dead did not g.
down into the dust, and the gravel, anf
the mud. Though It rained all tina
funeral day, and the water came up z
| he wheels hub IS you drove out to TN
| ceretery. It made no difference to them
For they stepped from the home here 7
tho homo there, right into tne isos)
palaces. All Is well wIn tnen- -
ljsNell. 81
It = not 2 dead-we'gnt tna yo1 ~
when you carry . CHRISTIAN ouss ~
makes the bed up soit WIN YEN
promises and He says: ,fuS ner uoM|
hero very gently. futt nas neaa VIM
will never ache again on TINS pnloW 2
hallelujaha Send up word .nas ~
procession is coming. hing tne uells
Ring Open your gates' ye ivor
palacesl" And 50
your LOVED ONES ARE THERE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22
A TRIP ~ ~fLoRI
penn-s Dig.

Mr.. EDIToR:-I thougbhed afta,
continue 4 .atter on our md those
for the benefit Of my many not walk,
being The only way for me u iieLs !
swerine so maty questions. .JesnsI
We left PENIS Grove No Others;
by way of New York for Tai
Florida. Our journey 10 M
was a vety pleasant one which Eluh
with nope for a very pleasant 3liere
ing our sea voyage, bat IN that 3tbat
disappointed. & got
We cast loose frpm Pier 2fe now
wharves, al 4D'elock. 2. VI. md get
gers on boardAhe steamer W. "
Our first nishtp4sf skas ysg Afhs
Dut on The nsurnAS $sha but they
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The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

Corn MUsH.-Put q quart OF water
on to boil. Stir q pint OF cold milk
with one pint Of corn meal and one ia
~blespoonful Of salt. When the water
boiIs, pour In the mixture gradually,
stirring well. boil half an hour, stirrina
often.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

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Have yon . son or daughter, sister or :
brother who has not get taken Kcmpfs Hal
sam for the Throat aud Lprc-s tss Suara.
Asthma, Crtup and all Threat and Lung
tronblee9 II SO, why? when . sample bot
tie is gladly given 10 you free By any drug
gtst and the large size costa only Soc md u.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

CORN CAKE. One quart OF mil
ono pint Of indian meal, two eggs, o
teaspoonful Of salt, butter the.s-of
English walnut. Let thank come
to . boil, aps. -GsaApy1 POUR it on the
meal.A.A the butter aud salt and
beaeil, and set away in y cool place.
Dds at night. In the morning beat
tBugbly. Beat the eggs well and
kthem. Four the mixture into but
.fed deep earthen plates. lake from
10 thirty minutes. Success de-
ends upon a good beating OF the cake
! the morning.
The Penn's Grove record., 1888-12-22

CORN FRITTERs.-To . al of corn
add two eggs we'll beaten, two table.
spoonfuls OF lour, one t~easpoonful OF
salt, one half teaspoon OF pepper, mix
thoroughly, have the pan hot. put in
two tablespoonfuls Of lard, and drop In
the corn In large spoonfuls. Cook
brown.