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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05
Boston Wool Market.

The total receipts of wool at this port during tn.
past week comprise AYE bags domestic and no
bales foreign. against iso bags dome stc and -,
bales foreign for the same time last wear
The safes for the week comprise ,295, 600 lbs. OF
domestic fleece and pulled and s 90 tbs OF foreign
making the weeks transactions foot up ai go lbs
against !. iso. 100 lbs for the previous week.
3.6s 900 lbs. domestic and s5 900 lbs foreign for
the corresponding week last year.
REMARKS - The market continues quiet and OPP.
eratons show the effect of the depressed feeling.
There Is wool selling along but 1t IL noticeable
that BUYERS very DESTROYS OF having their pur-
rhssss shipped at once, which gives the iDpres
that manufacturers are holding of a- long as posi-
BILE before taking supplies BUYERS feel that the de
preston is bound to make prices easier, and even
point To sound the market very thoroughly on the
lookout for any weak spots.
We quote selling prices of the leading descriptions
PAGES: Unwashed and unmerch wools-Ohit
and Mich fine unwashed, 2ea23c, Ohio and Penn
unmerch, eha27, Mich unmerch. 2sa25c
Pulled and super wools-Msine super pulled, All
tsc, Eastern lambs, s2a35c super, s2as5c, super
stas7c, wsst'ru super. zsaoc extra pulled 2saa2e.
and above. sas'c, Xxx. n sSc; XIX and above
As:5c
Mich, Wis. e.e-Mich K. slaslic. Mich No s7.oe
s Il ' v ~ ~ -' '-
Comblng--k Ky ! blood, soasle; Ky ieleod. asaoo.,
ssssic; No Ohio, toassc. No aohio. ss.sss. NO No
Mich Haooe; No Q Mich. 13ss&c.
D-laine woods Ohio. Asssc. Mich nne. s4aooc.
The following are the ssies for the week. and the
Ohio and Penn rieeces.-io.cn lbs No washed,
ssc luo.oo lbs XN and a9ove Ohio, s5e. Total.
Mich, Wis, etc.-iBoo lbs \ Mich, ale 2oooo
lbs No Mich. &c; 5000 lbs medium washed, soc /;
Gnwashsd and Unmerchsntahie.%is 600 lbs tine
unwashcd, seasse; 1900 ID. uumercb. Ohio. 25e
iS ",,l e' do do on e.; Total; 400 us; IS, .
Total. 1880 lbs.
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sopsp1nmo ron 7aE LADIES

DsAn READexs As the evenings grow
Issepr and yoss ovs fingers are bss7 vork-
isg The many pretty designs you have gathered
ke1e spf ttefe, has IL ever occurred 70 you
how acceptable would be the directions for
oakjns some fancy or useful article 10 some
sehss Fss'ss Of this dspastmsntf Already
vs heve several urgent requests for direc-
dose fSs loing vesssed work. One lady DE-
eiyes disessioos for knitted jacket sIth ioag
e,seves. WhiIs sao.hes asks fer precise
yvDes for knitting WOOL socks- And -
write, dear fsisnd II my elbow des'fes TO
kpsv IL sofs sossssd bibs are proper thinss
for babies to wear In eoid weather. Any
rssSes will confer favor On the inquirer BY
saevsFing th<se questions
ID viii soon. oil too soon, be time to fold
svsy he dainty drsEsries that have afActa
our rome during the ssmmeF, and pat 10
their places heavier and warmer hanginss.
In making this change. however often II may
h.. there = slvays room for something else,
"oos ding more" - the laying GOES. Nor
vi,l ,ou not sH kindly bear in mind and
hello those Who '.se~ iess' And have less"
than yours. Ives, by sending som. help "
decoration through this column.
London. England has over three million in
hsbitan,s.
After washing silver thoroughly, wipe
dry, Their bsestA gently upon IL anil rub
bsiskly vith soft chsmois * n.
A cushion for the toilet table is made is
the shape Of two diamonds. Each cushion
10 sl1 Of seven inches square. made OF cloth,
satin, velvet or pinsh, different color for
each one. Crimson and gold. blue and gold.
olive snd pink or blue, In fact. any COLOR
which contrast veil are suitable for the room
10 which the cushion 10 to be placed They
can b. dscorstsd With designs In Unset, EN-
broidereJ ~ith silks. painted with water col
oss, Or they may be VI satin with lace covers.
A long aud rather sta wire 10 then rnu
through the cushions from point 10 point,
the ends which must slightly project. are
bent to form . loop. and then sewed secure
IL 10 the cushions TO hold them together
The sides are trimmed With full box-pisited
satin ribbon edged with lace. feather
which has been giided 10 thrust through bos
Of ribbon tied botSeen the cushions The
feather besides b~iLs siided may be decorst-
I'd With = pleasing design in oil coior'.-Cof
fays Hearth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

Tuesday afternoon one Of the workman
out to the granite quarry came very near
meeting With . fearful De sih. He With
another workman sss making some changes
about the derrick. the height Of which sss
10 feet. When some part Of the appsra;as
gave ssy. one man falling distance Of If
eight feet, striking upon the ledge be
los. His fall vss broken by his striking =
wire rope in his descent Although he is
very lame and much bruised, yet there are
no sisns ~ yet Of internal Injury Ii VAS .
miraculous escape from instant death.
Last Saturds, eight men with their hunt
ing dogs, guns, etc., came from B,ston and
are in PsaPs camp on Fairs Point u LAKE
Cobbossescontse. In Msrr.lrs camp three
young men, also from Boston and Dedham,
are spending two weeks 1t this beautiful
lake. Among the number, those vho are
good judges gay. there 10 one Of the finest
wing shots 10 be found. Mr.. SouIe Of Bos-
ton. Thus far hey have hal fair success.
byh IN huntiug and hing.
N. NJ. Stone, Eq., accompanied hi,
dxusite-, Miss GsrtIe, u Westbrovk Tu, =
day last where she entefed the seminary As a
student.
Mr.. Nm. johnson, Of the nrm Of Johnson
Bros, with his family went 10 Lynn yester.
day morning for short visit.
Bert BrAinard. who has been spending the
summer in Boston, returned Tuesday.
Miss Sanie Greesleaf, who has been spend
ing the summer away, was in the city yest.r
day calling upon friends.
The schools are all very full and the COM
gittee have been obliged 10 make several
changes.
Subscriptions are being solicited with
which to hire the band to furnish music for
the fremen's parade, which is expected TO
take place Saturday evening next.
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NEW YoRK, Sept.

NE" Ithk, sept =
fLoUB-- Receipts. i,.01 packages. exports. $50
barrels; sales g.eD Repeat quotations including
City mill extra, - 25att 10, patent, ~ r5a
y 80. superhne, " s5ase 70. extra No. 2.
b Dat3 Is, winter wheat low grade, e. 65a&3 10,
Minnesota extra. ~ i3ae5 70. southern uovi
steady. Rye nour firm.
wamAr-Rec-ip.-, t..oo, exports. -. sales
81, 100, duh, No spring nominal. =;
5, sred 81, No Z red. etias5 elevator s5asai; foL
,siss6l delivered, No. red, aomina. yelaysi, No
white nominal. sjas5l
Rye. quiet.
BARLEY nominal
CORN Rec epts. 81 200. exports. 72.79o sales III
600, firm, steamer. tla4ll No. g. tesat2s
,tore and elevator Ags43i delivered
Receipts, u 100, exports, a. sales, .3}
900; firm No !, s3 do white 265y6, No 25ta26
DO white. Gisl7i. No. /. u. do white, As;
Mixed Western. 2ia2s; white do esas
CovFKE---fsir: Mo. fair, :9l
SUGAR-kaw dull; refined steady; demand -
lower; crushed 6la6s, extra crushed, 6ia7i; white
extra crushed, -ia7i, cut loaf a graduated. 81
PETROLEUM hrui, quiet, w
Pork firm.
BEEF quiet
LARD weak, western steam, 81 IS it6 IA
closing d Az, city steam, % 10. renned fair
continent o. yDa6 70, 5. A. o. >.
burTEr-strong - western dairy "
ia, do CT esnery. !iai9
CAEKsn- firm FfeiKhts TO Liverpo0
frm,
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he Asuersiiaas are % ahsad pecpar. sssd
MsIhourns , - nsean city AUaad coass
pnIsce - hesa esectsd u Melbourne Ths
prsmisss .ere originally licensed for the sais
d insoxicanss, bot the license vas bought up
With the building and extinsuished by ths
purchaser The nominal capital OF the COM
unny BY which the house Is owned y 81, 20,
oW. Of which $50. oo is paid up There ars
$50 bedrooms in the house. capable OF accom-
modating 500 people. suites of apartments for
families, and al the appliances Of . firsf ciazn
hoesl, and is b . building of this Descriptions
IN every respect, exespt th.t q does nos tr.ds
in interesting liquors Tho new portion ct
The palace, which has been added since iSs4,
contains ~ bedrooms, and the whole etifice
cost the company . sum OF not less than
es.s,00 Il Is lighted BY the electric light
elegantly lifted, while elevators give eonmu-
uicasion with every door.-New York Nal
and ExprenR
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the PETER Bird.

WAsn uznmes's birds ~ hringae
IAsir eisa<, eoBcesfed sAginG.
on9hg giaddsr, giaddes. giasidef b tAek 80
Whsn nnches and the thrnho
MAks vocal III tbs bushea.
Ard The iArk his noesof morning welcome fsso-
boar no meter swceees
Than Peter. Peer. fssef,-
TAas H. PsssR btFd b aAging IN my geua
How god 70 NJ and nsGeA,
Whsrs brooks b summer gitne4
A. thsy npp,e. dpp1e, rsppae y ths ssaDs
whese family In ehe psbb10
They clay their prsexy sscb1ss
In the piaintiye, sd and tsoder minor keys:
Bat they can play no meses
Llks "Psses. fefes. Pes~.~
ms tie Peter bird \ anxing y my ueeA
When sofriy ~ the nooa4ns
I hear tho clover grooming.
OF IL neesAs. nectar. nectAr ADD the hens.
When . corn neid h drying.
And fading blades arc aging
With hoafirg pennon rude Ia the u~cesA
Oh. sweet u d. but swesser
q "Peser. Peter Peter,-
That tho Peter bird 10 singing in my uesA
When summers Joy b over
And bess have robbed tho clover.
leaving odor. only odor. 10 sppeass:
When rod autuInnsi juices
Make music In their ziuiceA
~ the frrlny currents z,1yie from their less;
The wine tide sings not svsseer
Than Peter Peter, Peter"
That the Peter bird /. singing in my trees.
The Century
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

A curious light is thrown on the rural life
Of Bengal by the contents Of paper reprint
ed lately in the annual report OF the Bombay
Anthropological society. From this paper
we are told the following, among other
things: Shouting the name Of the king Of
birds tGarudal drives away snakes Shout
ing Ram, Ram, drives away gbosta Cholera
that attacks on Monday or Saturday ends
fatally, but not cholera that attacks on
Thursday The towering Of bamboos augurs
famine. In tanning, il tho fan strikes the
body it should be thrice knocked against the
ground. When giving aims the giver and
receiver should not be standing on different
sides OF the threshold It is bad to pick ones
teeth with ones nails II . snake Ia killed, Il
should be burned, for It Is 4 brahman. At
night the words snake" and tiger" should
not be uset; call them creepers and insectA
Do not wake up . sleeptng physician A
morning dream always comes to pass. Dc
votion without head gear il wrong Iron =
. charm against ghosta A black cat with .
white face is gerry suspicious. Public Opin-
ion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

cider 10 suiBcieas for . bushel Of sweet
apples. II convenient use . brsss kettIe,
(hrst cleaning Is with hot vinegar and salsl.
Pat The boilsd cider in the kettle, ard Il
large esossh pct il the whole quantity Of
sppIes latter pasins. qaafssriag and cofingJ,
SLOWING svo hours over moiersts heat Tor
cooking. Must nSs stir, neither ALLOW them
70 cling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

A young man by the name Of 'ritt Daw-
son, while blowing on the Green wade farm.
act far from Romney. " Va, near the site
Of an old house, turned up an old rusty pot,
which WAS filed to the amount Of sl,sO IN
old Spanish and Mexican coins. The pieces
contain dates between ifl6 and 1850 The
oldest inhabitants there cannot remember
when the house was last occupied Nothing
now marks the site except the ruins Of an Old
chimney. -Pittsburg Dispatch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

There Is Q tribe in central Africa called thu
CAM, in which the babies are washed and
dressed in funny way. Tho children arr
washed daily. and are hcked dry by their
mothers tongues instead of towels The
childs body is next anointed with a mixture
Of fat and vermilion, when the baby looks
beautiful in CAM eyes. After it has been
thus dressed for the day it is wrapped in q
goats skin and hung safely on a branch OF a
tree, while its mother goes about her othes
duties Foreign Letter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

Some idea Of the quantity OF food required
70 give lunch to the q, 900 or 1900 Masons at
the various halls may be had from the prin-
cipal items, which were: Three hundred
tongues, $40 pounds of roast beef, 900 pounds
OF spiced beef, $50 crabs, LOCO pounds Of
ham, 1000 sandwiches, l0,C0o rolls, 200 gallons
of coffee, 100 gallons Of milk, $40 gallons Of
ice cream, NO pounds Of cake and 10000
~iUutS
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Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Eject July
LIST, 1859.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta as fol.
lows
GOING WEsr-6s0 A. NJ. for Lewiston, Rock
land Portland aud Boston; si0 4. NJ for IiallnvrlI
and Gardiner, 10 OF accommodation and 10 ~ x
press for Lewiston, Pennington, Koeklani. fortn:d
and Boston; 200 T.. NJ. fo' iiallnwril and Gardiner
3.i2 Z. NJ. for brunswick, Bath Ruckland, Portland
aud Boston, "a 81 (Flying Yankee go +. VI for
Hnlowell and Gardiner II 90 + NJ might Pullman
Saturdays only.
GOING EAST 40 A. NJ. might express for
Skowhegan, rangor, Bar Iiurbor, st. stephen ST.
John and Aroosiook County; v ~ a. NJ. Tor alter
VILE, Skow hegau, LIS for Watenile, Bangor. BAR
Harbor Moosehcad Lake and ~. Holm, 309 1. "
Express for Watcrville. Bangor and liar tIarbor .
800 T.. NJ, for Skowhrgnn, Belfast. Dexter Rangur
ST. Stephen st. John and Aroostuok 'ouaiy 10
T.. NJ. for Watcrville.
The Night Pullman Trains run earh why every
night, Sundays included. but not 10 Skowhrgnn nn
yond Bangor. except to Bar liarbor. sunday
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardiner for
Augusta nj 7.l5 A. NJ, 1.0v Hndt 35r. NJ; Halloween
at ~ A. NJ, lao and ~ l.. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland 7.:6 A. NJ J., ar
irving at il.ls +. M Tor Wmervillr aud Nauc, huro
l2.3s T. NJ, and at $50 =. NJ. due from Boston,
i2.y2 aud t.3s l.. NJ. due from Vance boro and
Water,i., 20 A. NJ. and Il. 10 4. NJ
Through tickets to California and all points south
and West may be had Of u. u. Walker, ticket agent
Augusta, the only othc. selling Vim III routes mud
checking NIL baggage free of expense,
stops only al HailowelI. Gardiner, Brunswick
and Wrsthrook junction
PAisON TUCKER, Geu1 Manager,
y. u. BODIUBs, Gcn'l Iasr. and lick't Agt.
Portland. June -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05

One of the worst phases of liquor selling
10 London, AMI other English cities is the
employment In connection there with OF
young girl. as bsrmsids Commencing upon
the VIII hapl gin-plsces. and open arch
ways wherein liquors are sold. Lady Henry
Some-set says; IAN these places are serv.
ed by young girls. Your hearts would have
sickened il you could have looked on those
young faces. say shame on u. a. nation.
In America the amount of drinking IL enor-
nous. But there is all honor to the nation
In one respect; their feeling about children
and young girls hoes not exis, in Englanl.
You never And = nAtive-born American girl
serving ~ barmaid in the States. ou all
the land over which wave the Stars and
Stripes you will not Ind young girls placed
In positions Of such temptation and danger
cannot here describe the horrcrs Of tina,
scene in Whitechapel the streets illuminated
BY the lights Of gin places" Several sue
cessful attempts have been made. from time
70 time. to Introduce the barmaid system in
this city. but happily they have thus far been
frovned down BY an indignant public opinion
- National Temperance Adroeafe.
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II your boy advances ideas that are not
quite up to your osn. OF what you think his
osght - be-. by no means discourage him by
laughing 1t him or answering him in scorn
ful OF even Indifferent manner. But rather
encourage him into . correct way of think
ing on any subject in which he appears to be
Interested. Show him that yon are Interested
in ell he does, in ell he says, and in all he
thinks. Encourage him by asking his I'D
vice. When he learns that he is to be called
spon for his opinion on certain subjects
In general. he will begin to think more, and
you will very soon learn the subjects that
interest him most. Help him to be- hopeful
10 all his undertakings and not To despair
though the way may look vsry dark before
him. Encourage him to press on In every
good and noble thing he attempts to do.
Eacousase him 10 do right. to be manly
while yet = boy, tn be truthful. gentle. kind
aud thoughtful Of others. Encourage him
70 strive while young for what he would like
N be when he becomes a man
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A French mayor, who ct one time held the
office Of stipendiary magistrate. vas about
to perform the civil service Of marriage.
Mile x" he said, addressing the bride,
do you agree to take Mr.. .. here pres
ent. for your we.liei hushandf' And. after
the young lady had replied in the adlrma-
tive, the mayor, turning to the bridegroom.
delivered himself ~ follows: prisoner a
the bar. what have you to say in your d.
tcnser'-San Francisco Argonaut
WHAT A GIRL SHOULD LEARN.
To ew. 70 cook. to msnd. TO b geutls, b
valus time
To take plenty Of acs4vs sxsrciss. 10 - .
nous without screaming
To read some boohs bsstdes novsas, % B.
light heartsd and osss footed
To Dire. neatly, 70 keep . secret, 70 b ~
reliant, to avoid idlene., 10 mind the baby.
To wear q shoe that WON'T cramp IL fsss
10 b . wouanly woman undsr II eirczm-
stAncA E
To darn stockingA 10 rupscs cd -. b
made good bread, 10 kesp . hous, tiiy. 10
control hsr ssmpsr, 10 b abovs guapine
To make . sous happy, 70 taks cars a ~
aek, 70 humor cruD cd nan, % nasry .
nna f1 hh worth. 70 b . hsspanss 10 q ~
oanA-Nsv T0k 0an ~ EzprsA
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hioago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Sept. =.
Flour peices drm
WHRAr-- active No. . spftpR, 7sLs9sl
10 red, .7lx7.l
CoRN--No. l. Isl
OArs--No. g. 0oalei.
kyK--Quiet At o0at2
DARLEY-.66aRo
PoRK--At 10 5Oa 10 50
LA8n-ats e7la sea
So MRAr--Shouid.ra. = IS short ribs *;
hort clear ~
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Gu LBS FAsc1 Car.

With starlight zephyr Germantown and
bone or steel book the head OF this cap is
worked In plain double crochet and the turn
over brim Is coffee bean stitch.
Begin with h5 chain, or sufficient length
10 20 around the head Of the child for whom
the cap 10 intended join round.
Work in double crochet round and round
continually, taking up back part Of site
till 10 rounds are finished. Afterwards de-
crease three stitches 10 every round, al al
tsrnate intcrvales. till the cap is brought to
point at the top
For the brim-H Holding the cap the right
side towards YOU, do q row of double crochet
stitches into IN. commencing chain, join no y
1t the end Of every round and turn the work
and Z. commend the next round with oie or
two chains.
Second found-Coffee bean stitch, |
double crochet on tn. first stitch of proceed.
ing row, taking both threads wool over the
needle, insert the hook from right to left un
der two threads Of the foundation chain just
below the neat double crochet stitch, draw the
WOOL through loosely. wool over needle and
draw through 2 stitches on the needle, wool
over the needle and draw through 2 more
stitches, ON the needle, miss double crochet
Of last round. and repeat a double crochet
stitch and = bean stitch alternately TO the
end Of the roun Work rounds in all for
the brim. decreasing 2 or 3 stitches III the
Course Of the jth. 7th and 9TH rounds
10th rouni sca!lop edge double
crochet ON sttch ahovr the hrst bean stitch
2 treble, | chain, 2 treble, all on stitch above
the nett bean stitch and repeat. Make a
wool tAssel and sew on top.
The longest tunnel in the world /. Mount
ST Gothard, ~, 40 II in length.
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SWEET ArPLKs SrEwKp.-Quafter aud
core good sised, smooth. sweet spples.
Cover the bottom Of kettle with these quar-
sefs, ever them sprinkle ! cup Of brown su-
Gar and odd water enough to cover them.
Cover and cook very slowly until they are
sendef. but mot broken. Then remove the
apI lee to IN easthen dish, and boil the syrup
sneil Il q - thick or little thicker than
heaey. Pour this over the apples. To be
eaten With thick sweet cream when cold.
Lees ssesf can b. used IL the kettle 10 email,
g tvo Ayers Of apple may be COOKED at one
d0e u dssifed o. - many a. can be covered
= tvo diaerent tines with the syrup. skim-
sns eat Ne MS and iu-ins in . second
uns. Afses skinnine cat, bcil he syrup
esua fse few ninsses then pear over the
essRtss- Theee ars nice With cold mess,.
1onsD ClDeR.-Aay number Of quarts or
aalleas hsilsd diva % eae-foarth he arss
suAaaly. bsqla slsssly.
csssa ArsIs sAuca-l eallsa he;lea
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SHELL BEASs.-Sheli. wash and cook Ia
boiling water. After boiling 10 minutes salt
them cook until tender but not until they
break. Skim out. then salt. pepper. and but
ter and serve while hot.
LIMA BkASs.--Thesc should come to .
boil in three separate vaters. In the fourth
salt and let boil until perfectly tender but
not broken. Use plenty Of butter in prepar-
Ing them for the table. Serve when hot.
PickLEp Arrlss at. vinegar. 6 cups
brown sugar, seaspoonful each Of CHINA
mon. allspice, and cioves. Boil the vinegar
and sugar together. then put In the spices
In this syrup boil sweet apples cut in halves
ami eored but not pared, until perfectly ten.
der but not brlken.
SricKp BLlcKssRwIEs- pint vinegar
cups sugar. drown prcferred) and the
above receip, In this syrup cook quartz
Of blackberries.
Envelopes were nrst used in 1889
Watches we're drst constructed in I&76
SrtcEp VINEoAK quart vinegar. 3
lemons, l teaspoonful Glove, Of cayenne.
IL tablespoonful mace, the same Of all.
spice. tablespoonful mustard, l Ct al |
Of hoeseradish. Slice the lemons after
which remove the seeds Put them in a jar
one layer d . time. Over each LAYER sprin-
HE Or sifs the spices. then pour over all the
vinegar at boiling heat Let stand until the
next day. Then strain aud bottle aud cork
securely.
fOes indicate settled weather
CHILL SAucE.-Six large ripe tomatoes,
four green peppers one onion one large
spoonful sugar. one spoonful salt one and
one-half cups stroue vinegar. (Chop the
peppers and ouions) boil an hour.
TonAro Souri, l-a qts tomatoes stewetl
and strained and sveeteued, to two quarts Of
beef stock. onion little salt and pepper.
Unusual ciearness of the atmosphere OF
ewinking OF the stare, indicates rain
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Another way is to remove the core with
out quarterins the apple keeping them
whole.
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Speeial Embellishments.

6nAlI advertisements, not exceedins three line,
coming snder the head Of WANTED, re-. All,
To LIFT, Lost, &C., will be Inserted here tim,
for rs cents, three tunes fer ~ cents and wsrI
for 80 oents,K paid In advance. IL not PAID -
ADVANCE, RKGULAR RArks WILL BK CMARaxD -.