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The CHESTNUT A3 a sooo.


ans FrSesir>t Culinary Cses Which Thn
EDIBLE May Have.
III the struggle for existence has NOT
knocked all the love OF nature ont of
his soul. the small boy. when he arrive,
nj mans estate. can not pass n chest.
nnt-iaden fruit stand without the sight
bringing back those happiest DAYS OF
his life
what holidays werc moro delightful
TO the Now England boy than thoss
spent in tho fall. under n chestnut trcs
brushing back and forth the crisn
brown leaves searching for chestnuts
And when the empty buckwheat sacx
was full and tied at the top. what dc.
night 1t was to put the bag upon the
left shoulder at dusk and sriumphantlv
tramp home whistling; then to trudre
upstairs to the attic and spread the
fruit out TO dry.
How different Is the process by which
the chestnut Ia annually introduced To
the average city boy. On the corner of
almost every city street. smoking
charcoal range. presided over by N rag
ged Italian, may be met with. Soap
less hands build the little charcoal fire
and handle the so-called roasted fruit
A pocket-knifc used for cutting tobacco
makes the cross incision on the outer
skin. and when innocence buvs tho
fruit and wonders how the nuts became
appropriated with the flavor of salt
mackercl. he never fancics that the
vender has cooked his breakfast in the
dish in which he cooked his wares.
notwithstanding these minor draw
backs, which may be overcome by not
patronizing street vendors. the Amcri-
can sweet chestnut presents many dc.
lightful culinary possibilities which
should be better known. They are
smaller than the coarse European
chestnut, and for this reason ar. more
troublesome to prepare for the table:
but they are SO superior in quality and
flavor that they are much TO be prefer.
red.
To begin with, either variety of the
chestnut when reduced to -four. may
be converted into bread, cakes mud.
uings. dumplings, ice cream. conscrves
PURGE for soup. stufiing and u hundred
other tempting forms Whole, they
are made into bon hons. glaces. etc
Boiled In beef broth they may be serv.
ed rs n vegetable separately, or as n
garnish to meat, poultry. game, etc.
As cold weather approaches. pcr-
haps the American housewife may be
more interested in knowing how TO
prepare chestnut stuffing for poultry.
milk pigs, fresh hams. etc. than other
more pretentious products Here is
the formula: Roast a pint OF chestnuts
and peel of the outer and inner skin;
weigh them and simmer half pound
OF them for twenty minutes In ms much
veal gravy a. will cover them; drain
and let them cool; then pound them in
mortar with four ounces of butter.
three ounces of bread crumbs, trifle
OF grated lemon peel, and powdered
mace, salt and a pinch of cayenne. bind
the mixture with the yollx OF three eggs.
When devilcd almonds can not be had
for dessert. the chestnut thus prepared
Is an admirable substitute. Peel the
raw chestnuts and scald them to re-
move the outer skin; put them in n fry
ing pan with little butler and toss
them about n few moments: add n
sprinkle of salt and suspicion of cay.
enne.-Minneapolis Tribune.
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ChhuS W. FIELD. the next morning
the family discovered that she had dis
appeared IL was five days before she
was found, several hundred miles from
New York. She had taken train to
Buffalo and from there had gone to
Niagara Falls. She had engaged rooms
at one of the hotels near the falls and
was living quietly enough when discov-
cred.
''She told her friends when they came
to see her that she could not sleep un-
less she was within hearing distance of
the roar of the falls" said a gentleman
Thursday who is familiar with Alice
Fields case. ''She insisted upon re-
naming at Niagara and her wishes
were gratified. But when she began TO
talk about throwing herself over the
falls and about people disappearing
forever in the whirlpool the family
thought il about time 20 confine her in
an asylum. The legal steps were
taken. and without the knowled9e of
the public Alice Field diappeared and is
still an inmate OF a madhouse Her case
is probably a hopeless one.
THE other unfortunate member of
the Field family who also at one time
was declared insane is cousin of Ed
ward Field. do not wish 90 give his
name or his exact family connections.
because he has been pronounced cured
and Is not confined in any institution at
the present time
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An exquisite model shown among the
newest Paris importations Is made Of
pale-pink brOadcloth and black velvet.
which II favOrite combination. A
band of velvet. ten inches wide. il
placed ~ the lower edge Of the cloth
skirt The front extends from collar
10 hem. and Is slightly draped on either
side. The vest r. very full and IL
drapcd over the bust. n section NJ the
side being folded In deep plaits and
fastened by a long buckle at one shout.
der. Overlapping tho vest are short
jacket fronts. pointed ~ the waist.lipe.
and trimmed with knots and small
rolls Of velvet ve,y wide box.plait
forms n panel az one side. and Is fin-
ished with knots and ends Of velvet.
just back Of The pan-i are three deem
side-plsits Of the material the full
topped sleeves have rolls Of velvet In
lines around The portion between the
elbows and wrists The collar il Of
velvet and has full box plated rucha
81 white crep0n. showing Just above IL
edge. The skirt 81 this dress fust
touches the floor. and has only tho
merest suspicion Of fullness under the
plaits az the back Indeed. Il has BY
far less than many Of tho costumes In
the same importation With this dress
ID worn q widc.brimmed hat % black
velvet with trimmings 81 pink ostrich
tips black aigrettes. and band and
loops q black velvet ~ \. Ledger
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not roe that kind OF freedom THAI VA,
so'aisrs fought In the war for the
lnicn- That was the kind OF freedom
Nr Davis asked for when he said the
,onfederecy want 10 be let alone. 3"
Our armies fought to vindica,c the mn.
s'ens' authority In establishing--w within
nm'ts recognized by the constitution
whatever the people judged necessary
Tor the welfare Of ALI That was what
shey meant by freedom IL has no
rsls'ion to frye trade. Prof Robert
kllls Thompson.
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AKRON, o., Dec 4--Frank Harding.
%, who has served one term ia the pen.
itentiary for burglary. and Burt FaIor,
weilknown young man, were cap
tured IN the act of committing burglary
early Thursday morning. They went
through the drug 81 ore Of Warner and
the bakery OF John Wolf In each case
they pounded away at the safe, twist
ing handles and breaking the combina.
ton knobs, but couldn't get in. In all
they got $3.50 worth Of jewelry. per-
fumery and other goods The boys had
arcvolver but didn't have the nerve 20
use u
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s"sis"a rrs-r~rsa ia pst. 90 Fres rr.d..
England has pro~percd in spite of
and not ~ the result 81 free trade
The discovery 81 gold In Australia and
CALIFORNIA; inventions 81 all kinds of
manufacturing machinery. st.am and
electrlciiyi foreign wars that drove
trade "a thAs country, and the building Of
our railways NJ a cost OF more than $50.
ooo. 600 pounds, all brought ras, wealth
into our midst created general proc
Pcfiiy. aud fully employed labor Ana
30 from iHsS ~ isG3. or thercabou,s
great prosperity was the universal rule
ln 1851. soon after the repeal Of the
corn laws the fr-t great international
exhibition was held Ina London. and
shr.wd foreigners from all nation,
came % ace the secrets 81 our wealth
and manufactures They took all the
leaves from our book that they knew
how 70. sarr aHd CFcspf oar fkeorv Of Trss
frads. and returned home 90 work out
the lessons they had learned Orders
followed from all parts OF the world.
our machinery aud mechanics were sen,
for from every land. and gradually Tor.
eign industries have been built ur
under sysioin 81 protective tariffs and
Dounties that now compete with and
threaten our own supremacy both AZ
home and abroad Engiand. with bes
system 81 open ports. Is fast becoming
thc dumping ground for the sorplps Of
foreign prosincts land lmmlgrantsi Of
the world. which - a surplus stock. and
can be sold in this country a very low
pricea Many ~ our British nanufae.
turcrs have opened branch establish.
oents abroad. 90 a. - insure he for.
cign market free - duty. aud these
firms employing los priced Cont
mental iaDoF after Supplying Cont
nentai Demands send their s1roiu.
goods ~ our free market and nndarssn
our own working people fhe great
>iiverton strike iu London az the Gloss
81 1859 was ended and the STRIKER,
beaten BY the fact that The India rub
Der aud Macintosh manufacturer had
a branch factory iB Francs. and were
able, owing - cheap labor 90 bring
their goods snfs the kngiisA market
free from AM iahor. protecting duty a.
The port ~ entry; and the logger oaf
present system ~ os-sn porte - suffered
to exist the more viii thr rsuidlg Ia.
creasing iabDr population safer. through
unrestricted foreign competition - -
tract from a. Essay b. james Hunt.
Bristol. England
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The national FdItorI.I Ns.ocI.,Ion.

CiScfSNArf, Doc. 4-Hon. w. $. Cap
peller, 81 Mansfield. O., and J. VI. Page
of Jerseyville Ill. president aud score.
tary Of the National Editorial associa-
tion. which has q membership OF over
10000 editors and publishers. were in
the city Thursday and have called a
meeting Of the executive committee Of
the association TO be held In this city
January 20, 1893. At g p. m. The exec
utive committee will fix the time and
place for holding the next convention.
California, Seattle. New Orlenns. At.
lantic City, Asheville. ". c.; Winnipeg
and Roanoke, Va. are all after IL and
the contest promises TO be lively.
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PARIS, Dec. 5.--The Italian govern
ment, in reply to Frances note propos-
ing com bined action on the part Of the
European powers against China. says
that she Is not directly interested in the
matter, and will wait until the other
powers decide upon the course they
viii pursue before she decides
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Nh. STEmrSg. Ky, Dec. s-sam
Everett, who killed Judge Langaton In
this city November "a. 1889, was acquit-
ted Of the charge Friday afternoon. aud
walked forth free man. lie was ably
represented by prominent attorneys,
and the verdict excited no surprise.
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NIas Psndlston MarIlad

WAsHfNoToN, Dec 5.--The marriage
Of Miss Jane Frances Pendleton. dauqh.
ter Of the late Geo. H. Pendleton. %
VIM. Arthur Bricc, banker Of this
city. was celebrated in st Johns
Church.
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NJ Hos 81 N HErcsLg rAwfoesr'

Why am 7 an American citizen a
advocate ~ sueh o Gas ap1a Imfsrt. d
will actually assure 81 Amer.aaa Ia,Iss.
try the hizhest sftsinabie degree IS
prosperity. whatever law may 80 re.
quired 90 thai endf or Del other words.
Uby afn ] = ptafPefioalstff
because fer forty years have he.a
both 81 active tusiasss usa anf e.
actual observer ~ acfnsi sgenta 4
have read aod Nstenef a. tha ftrf.r.aa
~ tbe opppneufs ~ pfetecflaa sng 80.
tually seen taose thcafIas rrfateI la
living ckfegiraee have sfai - a.
policy ard prom ~ the assasstea ~
DrotectiDu. n.td arfuai evidence. o.
ever hand. ctfffnss tatss pfHa. .ses
have sea II te 30 al a.aaI farf
abuudantig sastsi1esi b. ef.ieser fnar
under ihe systsm ~ rrofcrf.aa ssafs
hour of Hoursf foH rtf .sats rr III
mafrrlsI rarlf.rf fHf f.e
atiai1ablc aaaef anF afher sfst.rr 80
degree az suc1 afFsuiaFf tef rnta
gent upon tae e9nn. efaness ans aaa.
racY u thf 49, .c.it.oa af fHa nfafs.f -
SYSTEM. ihis s.ifaatsrf coafs. flrar.s
yr Indirectly A. all Glasses III fl. efa -
beg Nfassfa snlurafs raf.1st.l.
painters. msciIInlsts. farness f..rf.4s.
'dItors pF tearhefa
4 am cous iaeef ftaf e. srssafa -
protection Rosters fErI ~ naf
.elf. int.fF s. rtieree. sa.H - Ia laf ...r.s.
be- tq ihn highest eiasHafs -
Dip uuaer q roFefflnrat II 0af .r.a.s.
CITY Cousin .TlIs Il 3 rsnfass..s
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COTTON MANUFACTURING.


fs"t~et'"s ~ hss drawn Mere
N.r'a,y Here Than In xastans.
Comparisons made by an English
'rsde journal tho Textile World.
between the rates Of increase In the
consumption Of raw cotton In England.
,he continent Of Europe. and the United
states. convey an important lesson To
students % the tariff question. They
show that u u the protected countries
Whose manufacturing Industries grow
ssosi rsridly. although our American
free traders Ask for the abolition of our
tariff laws ON The ground that We would
the~ 81 M - ,he 'shaciles now fct-
teriag The growth ~ manufacturers q"
Asusnal this fr~e-trade theory il dia.
netricaliv opposed "a the cxp.rienc. OF
'at-iern industry. The Textile World
nosis that in the thirteen years from
issf toiseo the consumption OF raw cot.
,on Increased a. follows
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declared in $ n N e.
Four years ago Ed
ward Fields sister,
Alice, IA C I c d so
strangely that an
experienced attend
ant was engaged to
see that she did not
harm herself. She
succeeded, however.
in getting away
from the attendant
late one night and
-
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me Old Fashioned Klnn

HoRSERsvILLE, Mo. Dee BY a
boiler explosion at Pope & Pulley's
mill. near this place. three men were
instantly killed and the building demol
ished. Cause not known.
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Thlr,x-nn. Knisn

ST. PETERSBURG. Dec 5-The num-
Der Of persons killed in the accident
which occurred November 90 on the Kos
lon kostoh Orel and Griasi railway IL
now known to be thirty.one.
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Ia England under fr-e trade the In
erease was fs PER cent on the con
uuent where protection more or les.
diluted Nv revenue only policies pre-
walls a Wa "a per cent nearly thrc.
times the Increase la England. while
unlicr undiluted protection I'm the United
States The increase was IA per cent
ereater than ON the Continent. aud 10
per GENT more than three times the
rate ~ incrcase under undiinted free
trade in England. Comparisons based
CA tho number II cotton spindl~s are
quite A. rattering ~ our country and
our 'srir system. a prominent Amcrl-
can trade paper says
IN i~-h Ascending o. the tenth een.us ,h.r.
~ere 10 this couutry l0vfi. Sc cotton splndio.
and 20 issi sccoFdins a. Tho biennial reports
pahushet ~ Nsasrs q A. nockham A IN
ne uumoef had Increased 10 nearly "A - ON
oping Ia fact a sgs ava an increase 81 oyar Al
ref cent in ~ years. While IN Great Ilrltain the
fe,s peF ecnt ~ Increase has been ouly ~
-hie The actual increase would aaer 10 h.
A"io" srindiss against over aalsoo) In IN.
Uuited states
When will the stupid Bri,lshcr come
20 his senses and abandon his antlaua.
ted systeTn ~ Coisicnism. which il ~.
ducing English labor 90 scrfdom and
surely undermining England's great In.
dusiriesf
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NASHVILLE, Dec. David & Butter
retail dry goods and notion dealers.
have assigned for S3s, 600 ID. We'll is
named as assignee
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INSANITY IN THE FAMILY.
Three of the Field Kin Have Lost Tn,
Minds.

NEW York. Dec. 5.-Cyrus w Field
is slowly recovering, and II no relapse
occurs will soon be able to be around
again.
The confinement of his son, Edward
NJ. Field, in an asylum, makes three
members of the family who have hoan
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-25
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

A young man Of this city, Robert j.
Settles, aged about 20 years, had the
misfortune to seriously shoot himself
on Tuesday afternoon. The facts, so
far as can be ascertaincd are that the
young man came home, and going to
his room, seems to have been carelessly
handling a muzzle loading shotgun,
already loaded with small shot for
shooting rats, which had become
troublesome about the place In some
way he discharged the weapon,,,so that
the charge entered his right breast.
SCATTERING the bones at the shoulder,
His mother hearing the report; ran to
see what was the matter, and met the
young man coming out of his room.
He lost consciousness almost at once,
and upon regaining it says the shot
was accidental, but he does not know
himself precisely how it occurred.
He thinks though, that he must have
carelessly caught the hammer against
she bureau or bedstead as he passed.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-25

Marie Prescott and r. ID. Mclean
will open the season at the Grand
Opera House Friday night, August
2S. The Jacksonville Times Union
says of their rendition of the Merchant
of Venice: at was finely rendered
last night, and with a fine relish in
certain portions which seemed to in
dictate that the actors loved and appre-
ciated Shakespeare. The finest
acting of the evening was done by
Mr.. Mclean, as "Shylock," and he has
established fame in Jacksonville
Henceforth. Miss Prescott, as "Por-
tia," 1t is needless to say, was the GEN.
trail attraction of the evening. HeI
rendering of that familiar but exqui-
site dissertation of mercy, beginning
"the quality of mercy is not strained
for fine intonition, correct interpreta-
ton and general effect, will bear ia.
vorable comparison with the work OF
the most distinguished stage lights.
The costumes were SO elegant that the
result of the groupings was often a
tableau of great beauty and fine col.
oring."
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The annual Fair of the Bourbon
County Agricultural Society, which
takes place September l, 2, 3, 4 and 5,
will be one of the greatest events in
the history of the Society. All the
officers are young men of well-known
ability, who will spare no pains nor
axpense to make the occasion one OF
great enjoyment. In addition to the
races and other regular features the
Society has engaged the services OF
the famous Kemp Brothers, who will
give daily exhibitions Of riding,
racing, etc. Saxton ~ Trost's cele-
brated band has been secured, and
we have Henry SaXton's word that
the music will be something great,
If you wish to enjoy yourself, by all
means attend the Paris Fair.
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In speaking of the Prescott-McLean
prosecution of the Merchant of Venice,
the Denison (Texas) Gazette says
"Even among the most distinguished
of his contemporaries, few, if any, come
nearer the ideal in its presentation.
In the earlier scenes, he is calm, as
sured, firm and dignified and presents
a seeming such a Shylock clearly
ought TO. In these scenes his clear
enunciation, deep, vibrant and sono-
rous voice and dignified bearing give
him subtlely and quiet strength
highly in keeping with the most APP
proved conception of the character.
Miss Prescott's ''Portia" is such type
of lofty intellectually, womanly
sweebness and high-souled purity and
virtue as might have stood for Shakes
peare's model of the Belmont beiress,
and takes rank among the most re-
fined Of Shakespeare's creations"
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Did You Ever

He such prices on goods as are
Civ Thos. Whit, the jeweler.
wiLrantee that l can discount
prip to 90 per cent offered by any
hputn the city. Is this worth
saYkhen you get the same quality
OF at such a discount? For the
neAsty days I will sell Watches
cloeswelry, and optical goods at
veryN prices. / have nice line
of goAed watches, and 1 keep all
the ldg American and foreign
makes watches, from ordinary to
the bes ality, and / guarantee all
one yeaI be good time keepers.
THos. WHIT,
Mt. Sterling, Ky.
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CnAs. S. BRowN, q. =. A.

When you zee certain persons stop
a vehicle directly over street cross
ing, thereby blockading the way, you
may safely set them down as individ-
uals who are possessed ofthe ideal that
pedestrians have no right there, and
should step out in the mud if he de-
sires to reach the pavement. There are
a number of such in this city who are
seemingly in possession of all rights to
the use of the city's crossings. They
should be decorated with the order OF
"The Grand United Society Of MUS
ances."
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Rentz u Co.'s Rail Road Shows. Mu-
scum, Menagerie and Hippodrome
were largely patronized and enthusi-
astically received by two great audi
ences which greeted them last Satur
day. 1t is superior to the average
shows, as the cash-in-advance sub
scription list is to the old time paw
when -get-ready style. at is a
Jim Dandy and don't you forget it,"
One ticket admits to all these excel
lent shows, and either one contains
more of merit than some whole shows
of far greater pretentions. 1t has the
''cinch" on the show business and no
mistake and we extend cordial wei
come whenever the notion occurs TO
visit us again. The gentlemanIy
courtesy of all connected with the en-
tire outfit is not one gifts least COM
mendablc features Grand Rapids
Eagle.
Will exhibit here Saturday Aug. 20.
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Rentz Il Co.'S Circus will exhibit in
Mt. Sterling on Saturday next, and
the small boys heart is filed with de-
light at the promise Of the good time
coming. 1t is said his fathers heart,
also beats faster in anticipation Of the
entertainment promised by this we'll
known circus. Remember the date.
Saturday, August %.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-25

The Chicago Trades and Labor AS
sembly, which investigated the matter,
found people employed in attics, cellars
and other miserable places, some of
whom were children, working from
fourteen to eighteen hours day,
Sunday included, for wages ranging
from 81 to So a week. More edito-
rails on the 'pauper labor of Europe"
are now in order by the Chicago pro-
lection Press Courier-Journal.
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Rentz " Co.'S. Circus and Menagerie
was filled to overlooking last night
hundreds were turned away. 1t is an
ID "s9'IroHvu a-rrng performance, and
could remain here all season. Every
thing is moral, clean and home-like.
There is not too much circus, but just
enough to make it eDjoyable.-r Mail.
VIII exhibit in Mt. Sterling Sterling
Saturday, August Goth.
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Cheap Rates to Lexington Fair.

During the Lexington Fair the N.
n. & NJ. V. Co. viii sell round trip
tickets to Lexington at very low rates
good until Aug. 80, 1891. Tickets on
sale Aug. a 10 20 iuclusive. Trains
leave Lexington at 5 :45 and G:l5 p.
M, after fair is over each day. Direct
street car connection from fair ground
to depot.
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For sale.
A good medical library and fine
and full case of surgical Instruments.
For information call at this office.

The meeting at Corinth church, this
county, held by Elder J. Il, p. South,
closed the past week with twelve adj
ditions. Elder South made fine
impression on the people. His audi
ences were large at every service and
much good done, both in the way OF
awakening the members Of the church
to the work acquired of them, and is
bringing souls to the Saviour.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1891-08-25

have, for the convenience Of tax
payers ofthe city, made arrangements
for an Office with Judge Peters during
this, the last week Tor the collection of
taxes before the ten per cent. goes on.
Don't fors ct that after next Monday
night, ten per cent. will be added to
your taxes.
Respectfully,
JON; GIBBONS,
City Marshal.