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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
SISTERSVILLE.

w. c. Marshall was a business Wis
itor i'm town to-day.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company for yesterday were 1850
barrels.
Mrs. !. Williams. of Bakerstown.
Pa. is the guest of Mrs. Fraser. of Pike
street
Charles q. Blauey's a Baggage
Check made "a decided hit at the
Opera House last night They will
play @ return date i'm the near future.
Deacon Iazlett and Shorty Kale
have returned from Jackson Court
House. where they We're engaged in
drilling a test we'll, which has shut
down until spring
The election for the acceptance or
rejection Of the now charter is pass
ing of quietly.
The Ohio River r.. r. is making eX-
teusiye repairs i'm their bridges and
tres-ics i'm this vicinity.
Invitations are out for the first an
nual BAL. to be given by Augusta
Council No 10. Jr. o. l.. A. NJ, on Tues
day evening. March -.
Mr. Gene Deems, the Wells street
barber will remove his shop to the
Broadwater building. now incourse of
erection.
Mr.. McCue. Of Harrisburg. Pa. has
accepted the position OF field superin-
tendent of the W. L. Mellon Pipe
Lines. formerly held by r. 5. Sanders.
John Mcmahon was in Wheeling
xDefar1aV on hu-iunse
Dr. j. J. Thistle. of Washington.
Pa is visiting his father, Mr.. A. This
tie. of Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06

How Germany Fosters the Business OF EN-
porting same Hint to- Uucle sam.
Washington. March 5.-The German
government is rapidly extending the
functions of it's cOusuls and improved
the entire consular system. with the
purpose of eularging its foreign trade.
Strenuous efforts are being made TO
capture the lucrative markets Of the
United States I'M particular, for Ger
man manufacturers. and great success
is attending the work. United States
Consul Sterne. at BOmberg, Germany,
who mas been closely watching the de-
velOpment of the German system and
has already made one report upon the
subject 10 the State Department, call
ing attention 10 some features that
might we'll De adopted ia our own con-
sular service, has just submitted an
other report. as a sequel directing no
tice 20 q further measure undertaken
by the German government in the IN
terest of the German export trade to
the United States He says that in
many leading German newspapers the
following notice has been published.
"The director of the German con-
sulate at Chicago will pay an official
visit 10 his native country Germany
En- March or April Of this year. for the
purpose of delivering a number OF adj
dresses on the subject of commercial
relations i'm the United States, and i'm
particular the great opportunities Of
fered for affecting an increase in the
export of German merchandise TO that
country. Business branches and firms
i'm search OF new markets for dispOsing
OF their wares and who desire to re-
ceiye information regarding business
affairs ia America should ADDRESS
themselves TO the commercial depart
meDt of the consulate at Chicago
Mr.. Sterne SAYS the German cOnsuls
are an trained men, The practice,
which resembled our own. of making
honorary consuls. is on the decline,
and i'm Germany these officers are men
who make a profession of their Offices.
Mr. Sterne points out. however. that
these cOnsuls are aided i'm their efforts
by various Industrial branches. where
as American cOnsuls have no such sup
port.
AS an instance of opportunities our
merchants overlook. he shows how, as
"a result of the recent severe winter. it
would De entirely practical for our rub
Der manufacturers to capture the mar
het nm Germany for Oyer-ShOes, rubber
coats. cts. if they sent capable repre-
scntatives to secure the territory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

Market street pfODst -, petNee. .i
and Sixteenth streets. ON ths rH-t a.
ket street. The ground froui' . f.er. I
with q depth of li feet to TO- ID 1.r'.
NO. 1913 Fourteenth strori, i'' .A.-.
No. 1871 StItseoth stree. HrI3I H-
40 1890 Chapii e street, .l.
70 81 -outn oroHdWAy Il-
NoI23 Fourteenth stree Une
NJ. 100 Zane street Leland Toe l.,.''
Two line los oG South h-o1i"Ir.
FINE building lots lr fIrH.4h' 3D.. et
The John vs.. McLure Homes esd cor
Ber oi south Front and ohio strcst"
reduced figure. .., Do.
A desirable residence pr'n"-'f so 20 'o'
6Iana street; r0oW-. modern
No. go n. wabash stree I''an'.
story frame dwelps ro.H~ i'-'
feet. $780,.
double brick DWELLING l-onet.y ti''
No 2S2i EOn stree, -'t0ff
ing of6 rooms; hall lot We $50. Nd .-
feet.
OF II rooms.
MONEY TO LOAN
RINEEART g. TATUM
City Bank guiding Room .a ''"
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FOR SALE.

House, rooms aud hall Chap
23d street, EJup. r1f
Splendid building ste
street. Fifth ward. 81. 3d. ....
House > Rooms, lltl stree. r.. ...
House 3 rooms aud hall. e.r-ef
Kentucky streets, a@bOI ,. tr,-..t
House. z looms, lot AI' ..r
between 7th and sth a',
sl.7O0. ..r .....-.
orner SD and jacob as .''
month, 60 900 ..-e. ....t
Wheeling 2.sh ... .--
House, rooms. 5ficN. a-'
sl.5)u. ,.,...-... .lru
House. 5 rooms, 4lin s. -.. ..-..rs .-
House OF rooms. I'VE
eRsv terms. toJI ..a- 6. NJ.
House , rooms nth 80.
HOUSE, rooms. 18TH ,- DO ...
Spiendid building sic
Fifth ward q ~ ,v .,-s., ead 1
House room, c'.-
Easy terms, tl.''. ..-.,. street easy ''
House rooms
$50. t,,. with lsrgs
House, rooms am ht.' ".''
street Easy terms. s'' -,.a VIZ. st
house OF % room. f'-n
terms. sZOOO tt.. Gust 6.
UouEe > Rooms ana h'.'' t.....
no oa lorooil,, wi.h large .o. ,..
Uouse room, jacob '.. .D
House. rooms, l4tn '"I...
House. y ROOMS.
wheeling, Sls5i- 4t,. lot lylI.1a .-'
House rooms Az
Visw. sl,sO0 LIND s-ss
ysdere Sl.450. ,-r .,..e, bs.~s.r
80 asld streets. W.lu -.'''-
rear. large ot, s53b tyo.s4 s-.s.
Wheeling 81, 400 ,---..,- an ycCe. DO. t'
Lind streets. hall C1s..ae
House Of = rooms Az IA''
Csatre wheeling, s.-,1 ,,l.., 5lJ .-t sod
ti50 $50 s5JI S5jo. 500. ''.'''
to loan on city real es'A.''
NEsplTT & DENiNE'
1872 Ms-zss a''es-
Tel,phone6i3 .-------r
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votobama. March The ..,e,, eaP'p bsra
S Cen me reports Of the Isp ,Fs T,i SG
mandegs ~ r, rar vessels of China at
W ,,.,- i, " S,. have abandoned The
Inc J-p' r.eriusu,a including Wei
Shanlels ,-,e~ destroying the tortin-
cations , g. l.,e alias HOWE, the Amer
John p" . .'US, to blow mp the JAP
lean VINO p' -hins i'm novel manner,
snd who was captures, az b !" T,i reieas \,
after having previously ,, Ogy" 70 c'' IsrsD
on parole, has been OiO'' '''
for trial. ..N
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
TRUsTEE,s SALE.-BY ~

4 tue OF a deed OF trust made by .-a.sl 3
f. Miller and wife 10 ne. q. trustee ..-i
December 2jd. 1871. and recorded iu OH.
the Clerk OF the County Court 0i O1.o d.
West Virginia. book 40 g.. p.s. B 49,. d.
WEDNESDAY. MAkCh 2lth I-a. ,1I o..o.,
a. M, sell a. public auction. nt tH" I1-.d ...n.
| door of the Cou,t House of r.I4 .o.r.t re
following described proprrt. ,haf l .. ...
| Lot number Six l6l aud part uf e. aU.HH
| five ~ in Joba and Craig Richie, sr4IIl.. To-
| the CITY OF Wheeling; also .o' ruuu-r ..'
| "a No part OF lot uuin0cr tlr't .I If
Vista addition 10 said city af. out by OBJ.
! r. Churchill. trustee. said pruprs.. lbs
as follow. Beginning AZ tle -.IHe,.
rer OF said lot Numbered Sis on I." -..r..
thence north along the east ieaf -..I -.-
forty-fye feet. thence eastva-It and .tr
with the north line or lot, un.I .rr.
four to Palo Alto street then -..fl.
along the west sile OF SAID last r.H.
forty-iye feet TO the southeast come .. ,.
lot number four 90, thence with r1 s0i.
of said lots numbered four and SIS t '..
giuipg. being the same property cnuFetr. ..
BENJAMIN f.. Mile by III. Il Cirmru, .. .s-I
dated December lst 1871. aud reror'a.
Office oil fHe Clerk OF The DaIuty JIuH. ..
county, West Virginia. IN deed boo
TgRas or SALE One-third Of The p.-..
money and so mach more a. the p.-
may elect, cash on the day OF sal AM
due In two equal insa.lments. pa
spectivsly 10 one and two years ir.H
OF sale, with interest from that oaf '.a
ferred insta.lments 10 he secured hY .-.1
trust and insurance.
feI3ua GEO. j. &ATHlSON lrlfe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
Very respectfully,
3. c. WASHINGTON, JR.
CnmmissIoncrs AppoInted.

Special u the RegIster.
Columbus, o.. March 5.-Governor
Mckinley to-day appointed R. B.
Brinkerhoff. of Mansfield; II. c. Ran
ney. Of Cleveland, and p. w. Ogers, of
Cleveland. commissioners 10 represent
Ohio in the international Prison Con-
gress at Paris next June.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06

Or FURNITURE e est. It's II s'' the log
that supplies the Imeans Of making home
pleasant The best lumber obtaina6le on
the western hemisphere is used in manu-
featuring our furniture. What it's made
ofand the wav it's made up are the two
great points in our magnificent furniture
exhibit. Our parlor and bedroom suites
are art studies in wood. Every piece is
a creation, an example of novelty, monu-
ment of chespness. Not the price, but the
value makes our goods cheap. It's as
plain as the multiplication table that moth
ing can be made better nor prices lower.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
TOR RENT.


Business property 1871 Market street, best
location in The city for feed store; Sil.67 per
month.
Store room and dwelling. 1907 Main street:
new front with front entrance 10 dwelling II
desired 81 9 per month.
Modern 9-roomed house, No. 30 Sixteenth
street; $4,000 per year.
3 roomed dwelling, 1901 Chapline street: g35
Modern 10 roomed dwelling at Tiltouvlllo
property OF the late w. H. Robinson with 70
acres of land. fine orchard, etc. S25 per month
roomed dwelling on motor line aud Ma
tionSl Road. only few minutes from this city;
S25 per month.
6roomed dwelling, 81 South Front Al; s25
roomed dwelling, 1875 Fourteenth street; $50
per month
s roomed dwelling, No. 81 North Huron
street, hot and cold water and bath; So % per
month.
rooms at Ne, l66 Zane street; 5000 per
month.
rooms second floor, 60 Virginia street both
gases and water, Al; al.
5roomed dwelling, 800 Eof street; sl3.
roomed dWsllng 81 10 Jacob street: Sll.
5roomed dwelling, POS Woods street: S.
5rooined dwelling, is south Wabash St; SO
5roomsd dwelling, y. Wabash slJ.
D 70 ms. % Thirteenth street; xl2
4roomed dwelling 1880 Market. 80
4roomed dwelling, 1864 High S..
4roomed dwelling, 2343 Nc olloch street; 80
3rooms, @f6 Market IS, second floor
3rooms, 21l5 Chspline, second floor S.
3rooms, los Virgins street s.
2roems "a Zane street 81.
SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1923 MARKET STREET.
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

No. lO6 North Front street. room,
bath. Large lot. river view. a. a In, "a
and on long time oA-s-H
S,room house No. 1922 McCoHoeh s,.,.
$50: dirt cheap. '''se' 81
room house, Fourteenth street. near Wa.
LOT % ieet front. at sl.jJo; very cheap
Lot S0A,5g rect on Seventeenth ,trest che.
Lot 3Jxl3O on South broad way m 81.
Lot 1870 81 Ieatherwood. a b,..
$500: by ola tell gate. .'.- A.
500; easy terms. ''77r q.
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THE PITTSBURG

Commercial Gazette. C cents per week: the
Pittsburg Times 6 cents per week EasterB
and Western Dailies. Weekly Papers, Fashion
and Literary Magazines delivered everywhere.
Books Stationery. pei Hymns.
c. 4. QUIMBY, l4l4 AarEetstFeeI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06

Col w. Thompson, who went TO
Wheeling Friday evening TO visit his
mother. Mrs. judge c. w Thompson.
who is over so years old and quite fee
bic. returned last evening in private
coach attached TO o. r. +. train No. 3
-Parkersburg Sentinel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06

Los Angeles, CAL March 5.-The
Santa Fe it is announced has given
notice TO the Interstate Commerce
Commission that on the 1fth inst. the
secoud-class rate 20 Chicago will be re-
stored rs result OF telegram from
Chairman Caldwell oyerruling the
action of the Santa Fe. While not ac-
cepting CaldwelIs decision as final.
the Santa Fe realized that little would
bee gained by prosecuting 10 the end.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
OR RENT

LloK RENT-THREE GOOD Rooms. CEN.
Il trail location on Market street, suitable for
Offices. VIII reBoYate same for good parte,
Apply at this ONCE iyse&dh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
ALMOST HALF PRICE.
Best Standard Silk Wrap HenriettaS.

- Parties ordering any of these goods
by mail can have their money refunded if
goods are not entirely satisfactory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06

NOR RENT-HALF OF BRICK HOUSE.
Il No 81 South York street; rooms with
bath. hot and cold water; also room frame
next door. No 50. Enquire OF MART n THORN
TON, 1924 ChapliRe street nleAdh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-THE RESIDENCE OF .r,-
4 late Lewis Jones. No. 30 N FORK $,
modern conyenences. Enquire OF p
JONES, Admir-, No. % ~ YORK s. q.
w Ill SELL on EASY TERMS OR I'D. -
w Tor city property good farm tlr.. .l IN
rom the city; Eaquire OF T. ). RILEY. t-.'..'
ing, w. Va. W lss.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-06

LNO2 RENT-CORNE AND MIDDLE Store
IL rooms IN Egerler building, corner Market
and Eleventh streets, Also several Office rooms
on second and third floors ard nice hall on
fourth door for private parties aud dances.
Enquire OF MRS. A. EGERTER, No. 7l9 Main
street ia3i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-19
A STRANGE PEOPLE.
The Tarahumaris Indians and Some Of
Their Habits.

The Tarahumaris Indians and Some 81
Their Habits
The Tarahumaris Indians, inhabiting
the Sierra Madre, are strange people.
Their devil is always represented
with beard and they call the Next
cans the bearded ones" Ny offer of
some tobacco was once refused by
man because he feared that it would
cause beard to grow on his face-oe-
cause l was a bearded man. A medi-
cine man once astonished me by hav-
ing his hair cut short When 1 asked
him why he had done so, he said it was
not good because it was old; his head
would get new and good thoughts with
new hair. When the hair is cut of for
this reason the head is covered with
piece of cotton cloth to keep the mans
thoughts from esca ping. When they
cut hair from the head because 1t is too
long they place it under stone or hang
it from the branch of tree.
In the pine regions. where they live
longer than In the barrancas, it is not
infreouent to meet men and women
who are at least one hundred years old
Long Is WudI lucAS OiO
people are many; their hair is gray but
they are seldom bald There is pecu-
liar but very slight and indescribabls
odor characteristic of the Tarahumari:
he himself does not recognize ii; but
he saws that the Mexican smells like q
pig and the American like coffee-both
offensive odors to him
The Tarahumari never cheats and is
q pleasant fellow to deal with 50 far As
honesty goes He is averse. however,
to selling anything and considers il a
favor; in fact, when you succeed in
making bargain with an Indian the
mere fact established a species of
brotherhood between you and facili-
tates later transactions Time for con-
sideratiou is thought absolutely neces-
sary by the Indian To buy a sheep
requires at least two hours. In all
bargains he always consults his wife
and even his children, and IL any OF
them. even the youngest, objectA moth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-19
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
3 Cts.

The Want Columns OF Daily Paper tell
You where IL pays TO advertise
II you have anything 20 BUY, SELL.
TRADE OR RENT, Try these columns
PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
No advertisement taken for less than loc
One line advertisements charged same
rate as two lines.
Prices given under classified heads N
this column applicable only TO local aG-
SertiSements. No foreign advertisements
taken al above rate.
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care
OF the EAGLE Office should he called TOT
within ten days after insertion w men ots-
verusers wish replys forwarded 10 'Ee'n
stamped envelopes must be sent
reference 10 former advertisements
should give description and date OF m
seruon or copy OF the advertisement
should be sent
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued by telephone.
Classified advertisements VIII be cents
per line each insertion; average seven
words 10 line. agate measurement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-19

ing can De done. 10 conclude q bar
gain about an OK may REQUIRE three
days. The almighty dollar has no
power wi tn most of them
The Tarahumari has no word for
love. Ibis heart wants him Tor her)
very much" is their expression. The
husband and wife when alone kiss each
other. Mothers and fathers kiss the
little ones on their mouth or stomach,
as do also the brothers and sisters Al
though phlegmatic, the Tarahumaris
are affectionate; but it is seldom that
they show affection in public unless
when drunk. They are apt to be
Jealous and are sometimes inclined to
coouetry. have seen the Tarahumari
girls endeavor to attract attention by
biting their wrists. at the same time
throwing coquettish glances toward
the object of their attentions.-Prof.
Carl Lumboltz, in Century.
Cream Puffs.-Ore half cup Of but
ter melted in one cup of hot water. put
In a small tin pan on the stove to boil;
while boiling, stir in one cup OF -four;
take off and let cool; when cold stir in
three eggs, without beating. Drop on
buttered tins and bake in hot oven
twenty to thirty minutes. Filling:
One cup of milk, one egg, one-half cup
of sugar; thicken with cornstarch and
flavor with vanilla = Christian In
quirer.
-Leek Soup-Take six large leeks,
wash them we'll, and slice very thinly
the white part of them Place them In
q saucepan with two quarts OF white
stock, half head of celery and half .
carrot Boil together and skim care
fully, and then stand the pot at the
side of the fire to simmer gently for
two or three hours Pass all the vege-
tables through a sieve (the carrot in
clude6, season with pepper and salt,
and serve. The grated carrot looks
very pretty in the white soup.-Leeds
Liverpool (Eng.) Mercury.
-Beauregard Eggs.-Hard boil five
eggs. Separate the yolks from the
white and put each one through a
sieve, keeping them separate. Put a
tablespoonful of butter and one OF
flour in saucepan. Mix and add half
pint Of milk. Stir constantly until II
boils, add half teaspoonful OF salt,
quarter teaspoonful of pepper, then the
whites of the eggs. Pour this over
nicely buttered toast, sprinkle the yolks
over the top, dust with salt and pepper,
and serve.-Ohio Farmer.
-Taffy.-Molassest affy may be made
by boiling one pound of sugar, one
pound of glucose, one-third quart New
Orleans molasses; stir all the time and
cook to soft crack: set off the fire and
stir in one-third teaspoonful saleratus;
pour into a buttered pan, and when
nearly cold pull on the hook and favor
with peppermint. Another good re-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-19
Good Cattle Scarce and All Higher.

Chicago, Feb. 1s.-The effect of todays
small receipts was to give the cattle
market a strong start and II mantaansd
a firm tone throughout. Usual cattle
generally higher, and there was no grade
for which buyers were not ready to pay
last weeks closing prices; Saiss were
largely at prices below $500, as but few
really good cattle were offered. Extra
quality 1.560 TO 1,60o pound steers would
undoubtedly have brought S.4od5.5o and
possibly $3.50. Steers sold mostly at s39o
$500, and sales of cows and bulls were
largely at s.. 25M3.25.
The hog market was fairly steady. Some
it barely as good as Saturday. Trade
was active at $3.75G42o for poor to prime
with the bulk of the S4.25 for averages
over 200 pounds and at s.yVa4go for
We're at better than rs for heavy and
81. 10 was the top for light.
The run of sheep was comparatively
light for Monday and the run for the
week bidding fair to be much less than
last week There was firmer tone to
the market. notwithstanding the limited
u saIabIe at s2.5oa42s. and lambs were
quoted at $3.G@5.40. The quality was
rather ordinary and sales were Principally
at s3.O0d4.00 for sheep and S4.50qo.2o for
lambs.
ReceptsCattle. 1900; calves. 1900: hogs
1900; sheep, 10000.
Omaha, Feb. 1S.-Cattle-Receipts, LOO
Cows and mixed butchers stuff were In
very light supply. There were all told
only about eight loads, mostly commonish.
The demand was good and about every
thing was picked up early. The cattle
here sold at about steady prices, but
there was a weak feeling. There was
one bunch of COWS good enough TO bring
$780,
Hogs-Receipts, LOO. AS compared
with week ago, there was a heavy faIi-
ing off in the receipts. The quality OF
the hogs on sale was about on a par
with the average of late. The market
opened steady to strong and improved
toward the close, closing fully cents
higher.
Sheep-Receipts,
Kansas City, Feb. 1S-Cattle-Receipts
$500; shipments, 100. Market strong
to 10 cents higher. Texas steers. saoG9
$50: Colorado steers, 81 9Oa4. 90; beef steers
s2.s5a5O0; stockers and feeders. $3.50
$50. ,oo
Market strong and higher, Bulk OF SAFES ~ "a
G4.05; mixed, s3.65G3.s go; lights; S3.5o93.so;
yorkers, So. 7063.s0; pigs, s.. 2?q3.65. -oo
Sheep-Receipts, Zoo; shipments, oOo.
Market steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-19
xDowery on Approval.

A curious custom prevails among
Roumanian peasants When q Rou-
manian girl is of manageable age
all her trosseau (which has been care
fully woven, spun and embroidered BY
her mother and herself is placed in a
painted wooden box When young
man thinks OF asking her 10 be al.
lowed to pay MS attentions to the girl
ne is at liberty first TO open the box,
which Is always placed conveniently
near. and examine the troseeau. II
the sutton is satisfied with the guam
tity and quality of the dowery he
makes formal application for the
girls hand. out If. on the contrary,
the trosseau does not please him, ne
Is quite e. liberty 10 retire
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-19

ING: one quart OF New Orleans mo-
llasses, one and one-fourth pounds OF
sugar; set on fire and stir and cook I'M
til. when dropped in water. it will form
rather q hard ball II gathered up be-
tween the fingers; this is called hard
ball; then add one-quarter pound OF
butter and cook to soft crack; pour into
a CREASED pan, let it remain until near.
ly cold, and then pull on hook.-Earm.
Field and Fireside.
superseeiona'
Forefnger-There Is no cure In the
first finger. If ointment is to be rubbed
on a sore place, do not use the fore.
finger, but the second one, the first fin
ger having been poisoned ever since
Judas Iscariot betrayed our Lord by
pointing Him out to the Jews with that
finger.
Toothacbe.-An aching tooth is cured
BY placing frogs head on the tooth,
and while pressing it saying in low
tone, ~ cure this pain in the name OF
the Father, and the Son, and the Holy
Ghost"
Warts.-Rub warts with a piece OF
pork, after which bury the pork. As
the pork decays, the warts will disaP
pear.
, Water taken from gravestone and
rubbed on warts will cure them
once cured great number of them On
nv wrist in this way. Or a snail rubbed
on the warts and then hung on a black.
thorn bush, by piercing the body of the
snail with one of the thorns, will cure
them. AS the snail withers, the warti
will disappear. This is common cure
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