anaheim-gazette 1887-12-15

FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. To make a strong ferment milk send finely homestead rice with cold water, so as to form a soft paste. Add boiling water, and finally heat the mixture in a pan for one or two minutes. Onion levers have two sources of composition in enjoyment of their appetizing flavor. If they make up their potato salads with plenty of fresh parsley, no trace of the antimating atoms will be perceived after eating of this dish. When they choose the Spanish onion, to be baked or properly boiled as a vegetable, it is also quite indolent. Broiled Quail - Clean, wash and split down the break. Lay in cold water an hour, wipe carefully, season with salt and pepper, and boil over a bright fire. When done lay in a hot dish, butter on both sides and serve at once. Danish Pudding - One half cup of pearl tapioca smoked in one pint of cold water for half an hour; boil until clear; then add a little salt and one half tumbler of jelly. Stir until the jelly is dissolved, and then put in a mould to cool. To be eaten with cream and sugar. Cauliflower ad Gratin - Boil the cauliflower. Put one tablespoonful of butter in a frying pan, add a tablespoonful of flour, mix till thick, add half a pint of new milk, stir until it holds season with salt and four tablespoons of grated cheese, pour over the cauliflower and whisk. Very Good Jumbo - One and a quarter pound of thawed egg, the quarters of a pound of buttermilk one ounce of sugar, five eggs. Fry with a teaspoonful of rose water and four tablespoons of flour. Cut out in the shape of rings, and spoon sugar over the jumbs by force baking the quicken. Napolitan Cake - Like the weight of two sweetened lime and sugar, and half that weight to fine flour added. Beat the yolks at the egg tails, and then beat the sugar into them and in a well. Spread in half the flour and the well-brown spots of four eggs, then put in in the same manner the rest of the flour, and hearty and the remainder of the whites, and a flavouring of house juice and rind. Oyster Mistletoe - Things which have a liking for oysters will find this preparation possible. Make a rich broth creat, roll about an inch inches, and bake quickly in the potato pit. White baking soda a quart of moisture, thicken them with flower, adding milk to make plenty of gravy; season with salt, pepper and butter; boil at once. Split the crust when time spread over each piece of oysters and some gravy; and pour gravy over the whole when piped up. Serves 10. Strawberry - Take the green stalk; moisten it with lemon juice and wash thoroughly; cut in pieces an inch long and saak in cold water for ten minutes; then put in a canepan of boiling water; salt and cook together; drained and put in cold water; put one tablespoonful of batter in a frying pan, white basin with dripping quarter of an inch thick, drew brown sugar over it the same thickness, line it with the paste, then fill it with fruit—either apples, daimies, plums or cherries mixed with raspberries and one pound of brown sugar; fainten the edges once it; bake in a moderate oven for two hours and a half put a plate under while baking to match the grout. When done turn it out, bottom up, in a flat dish, taking care not to break it. Serious hot. It may be made the day before, left in the basin and made thoroughly but when required. Cornel Beef Hash — Take tender boiled cornel beef, entirely free from fat or grease; chop it fine and mix with it chopped boiled potatoes in the proportion of one cup of beef to three of potatoes. Add enough salt to season the potatoes, pepper to your taste, mix very thoroughly together and let it stand over night. Hail an hour before the time to serve place it on the fire in an iron frying pan, with one teaspoonful of batter to each cup of the mixture. Let this cook slowly on the back of the range, stirring frequently; if it becomes too dry, aid heating water. Taste it, and if not sufficiently measured, throw in some pepper and salt, but very cautiously. Serves very hot. Potato Cheese Cakes — Take a few lumps of leaf-sugar—two ounces will be sufficient—and rub them upon the rim of a fresh lemon until all the heat is absorbed. Then polymerize the lumps and melt the sugar with three ounces of boiled potatoes—the potatoes should be dry and mildly; then add to the mixture two ounces of clarified butter and the well-heaten yellows of two eggs. Now heat up the whole thoroughly, and add the white one egg whipped to a stiff froth and stirred in lightly. Have your party-pans ready, lined with puff pastry put enough of the mixture in each to half full them, and bake for twenty minutes in a moderate oven. Meat Tartar Cooked — It is often thought that meat twice cooked is spiced, and there is no doubt that often when it appears at the table a second time much of its taste and flavor depends upon its taste which is served, and this disadvantage is often heightened by the meat being fibrous and stringy; but all these drawbacks may be partially if not entirely removed by not putting the meat into the gravy at once, but heating the gravy first, and then laying in the meat afterward—a precaution slight in appearance, but important in results. In cutting up the meat take care to ensure as far as possible all the pieces being of the same size and thickness, and should any part be more underdone than another allow it a longer time in the gravity. President Nohl-Carnot was formally installed in the Elysee Palace on Sunday afternoon, and later received visits from President Grevy, M. Rouvier, President Paynal of the Budget Committee, and other leading politicians. The President stated that it was his intentions after the new Ministry was formed, to at once close the present session of Parliament until after the coming Senatorial elections. The resignation of the Cabinet, which followed the election of the new President, will be placed in the hands of the President. General Progress will invest the latter with white basin with dripping quarter of an inch thick, drew brown sugar over it the same thickness, line it with the paste, then fill it with fruit—either apples, daimies, plums or cherries mixed with raspberries and one pound of brown sugar; fainten the edges once it; bake in a moderate oven for two hours and a half put a plate under while baking to match the grout. When done turn it out, bottom up, in a flat dish, taking care not to break it. Serious hot. It may be made the day before, left in the basin and made thoroughly but when required. Cornel Beef Hash — Take tender boiled cornel beef, entirely free from fat or grease; chop it fine and mix with it chopped boiled potatoes in the proportion of one cup of beef to three of potatoes. Add enough salt to season the potatoes, pepper to your taste, mix very thoroughly together and let it stand over night. Hail an hour before the time to serve place it on the fire in an iron frying pan, with one teaspoonful of batter to each cup of the mixture. Let this cook almost on the back of the range, stirring frequently; if it becomes too dry, aid heating water. Taste it, and if not sufficiently measured, throw in some pepper and salt, but very cautiously. Serves very hot. Potato Cheese Cakes — Take a few lumps of leaf-sugar—two ounces will be sufficient—and rub them upon the rim of a fresh lemon until all the heat is absorbed. Then polymerize the lumps and melt the sugar with three ounces of boiled potatoes—the potatoes should be dry and mildly; then add to the mixture two ounces of clarified butter and the well-heaten yellows of two eggs. Now heat up the whole thoroughly, and add the white one egg whipped to a stiff froth and stirred in lightly. Have your party-pans ready, lined with puff pastery put enough of the mixture in each to half full them,and bake for twenty minutes in a moderate oven. Meat Tartar Cooked — It is often thought that meat twice cooked is spiced,and there is no doubt that often when it appears at the table a second time much of its taste and flavor depends upon its taste which is served,and this disadvantage is often heightened by the meat being fibrous and stringy; but all these drawbacks may be partially if not entirely removed by not putting the meat into the gravy at once,buy heating the gravy first,and then laying in the meat afterward—a precaution slight in appearance,但important在results.Incutting uptheme takecaretosureasfaraspossibleallthepiecebeingofthesamesizeandthickness,andshouldanypartbemoreunderdonethishouldallowitalongtimeinthegravy. President Nohl-Carnot was formally installed in the Elysee Palace on Sunday afternoon,and later received visits from President Grevy,M.Rouvier,President PaynaloftheBudgetCommittee,andotherleadingpoliticians.ThePresidentstatedthatitwashisintentionsafterthenewMinistrywasformed,tostatonceclosethepresentsessionofParliamentuntilafterthecomingSenatorialelections.TheregistrationoftheCabinetwhichfollowedtheelectionofthenewPresidentwillbeplacedinthehandsofthePresident. GeneralProgresswillinvestthelatterwithwhitebasinwithdrippingquarterofanichthick,drewbrownsugaroveritthendiminishlineitwiththepaste,thefillitwithfruit-eitherapples,daimies,plaumsorcherriesmixedwithraspberriesandonepoundofbrownsugar,faintenthenedgesonceit;bakeinmoderateovenfortwomenathandmadethoroughlybutwheresquired.CornelBeefHash—Taketetenderboiledcornelbeefentherproportionofonecupofbeeftothreeofpotatoes.Addmuchsalttoseasonthepotatoes,thepotatoesaboutbebydriedandmeddiedletitstandovernight.Hailanhoeurbeforethetimetotermetplaceitonthefireinanironfryingpanwithoneteaspoonfulofbattertoeachcupofthemixture.Lettthiscookalmostonthebackoftherangestirringfrequently;ifitbecomestoodry,saltbedingthemettingthemebetweenthedeepsofteningthemeatintothegraveyatonce,buyheatingthegravyfirst,andthenlayinginhomeafterward—aprecautionslightinappearance但importantinresults.Incuttinguptheme takecaretosureasfaraspossibleallthepiecebeingofthesamesizeandthickness,andshouldanypartbemoreunderdonethishouldallowitalongtimeinthegravy. President Nohl-Carnot was formally installed in the Elysee Palace on Sunday afternoon,and later received visits from President Grevy,M.Rouvier,President PaynaloftheBudgetCommittee,andotherleadingpoliticians.ThePresidentstatesthatitwashisintentionsafterthenewMinistrywasformed,tostatonceclosethepresentsessionofParliamentuntilafterthecomingSenatorialelections.TheregistrationoftheCabinetwhichfollowedtheelectionofthenewPresidentwillbeplacedinthehandsofthePresident. GeneralProgresswillinvestthelatterwithwhitebasinwithdrippingquarterofanichthick,d drewbrownsugaroveritthendiminishlineitwiththepaste,thefillitwithfruit-eitherapples,daimies,plaumsorcherriesmixedwithraspberriesandonepoundofbrownsugar,faintenthenedgesonceit;bakeinmoderateovenfortwomenathandmadethoroughlybutwheresquored.CornelBeefHash—Taketetenderboiledcornelbeefentherproportionofonecupofbeeftothreeofpotatoes.Addmuchsalttoseasonthepotatoes,thepotatoesaboutbebydriedandmeddiedletitstandovernight.Hailanhoeurbeforethetimetotermetplaceitonthefireinanironfryingpanwithoneteaspoonfulofbattertoeachcupofthemixture.Lettthiscookalmostonthebackoftherangestirringfrequently;ifitbecomestoodry,saltbedingthemettingthemeatintothegraveyatonce,buyheadingthegravyfirst,andthenlayinginhomeafterward—aprecautionslightinappearance但importantinresults.Incuttinguptheme takecaretosureasfaraspossibleallthepiecebeingofthesamesizeandthickness,andshouldanypartbemoreunderdonethishouldallowitalongtimeinthegravy. President Nohl-Carnot was formally installed in the Elysee Palace on Sunday afternoon,and later received visits from President Grevy,M.Rouvier,President PaynaloftheBudgetCommittee,andotherleadingpoliticians.ThePresidentstatesthatitwashisintentionsafterthenewMinistrywasformed,tostatonceclosethepresentsessionofParliamentuntilafterthecomingSenatorialelections.TheregistrationoftheCabinetwhichfollowedtheelectionofthenewPresidentwillbeplacedinthehandsofthePresident. GeneralProgresswillinvestthelatterwithwhitebasinwithdrippingquarterofanichthick,d drewbrownsugaroveritthendiminishlineitwiththepaste,thefill它withfruit-eitherapples,daimies,plaumesorcherriesmixedwithraspberriesandonepoundofbrownsugar,faintenthenedgesonceit;bakeinmoderateovenfortwomenathandmadethoroughlybutwheresquored.CornelBeefHash—Taketetenderboiledcornelbeefentherproportionofonecupofbeeftothreeofpotatoes.Addmuchsalttoseasonthepotatoes,thepotatoesaboutbebydriedandmeddiedletitstandovernight.Hailanhoeurbeforethetimetotermetplaceitonthefireinanironfryingpanwithoneteaspoonfulofbattertoeachcupofthemixture.Lettthiscookalmostonthebackoftherangestirringfrequently;ifitbecomestoodry,saltbedingthemettingthemeatinto-thegraveyatonce,buyheadingthegravyfirst,andthenlayinginhomeafterward—aprecautionslightinappearance但importantinresults.Incuttinguptheme takecaretosureasfaraspossibleallthepiecebeingofthesamesizeandthickness,andshouldanypartbemoreunderdonethishouldallowitalongtimeinthegravy. 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Make a ten ounce crust, roll about an inch thick, and bake quickly in the puffed plate. While baking send a quart of water, thicken them with flower, adding milk to make plenty of gravy; season with salt, pepper and butter; boil at once. Split the meat when done, spread over each piece a layer of oysters and some gravy, and pour gravy over the whole when piped up. Served. Stonewall Cake: Take the green stalk on a stick and wash it; cut in pieces an inch long and soak in cold water for minutes; then put in a saucepan of boiling water; salt and cook until drilled and put in cold water; put one tablespoon of butter in a frying pan, salt, and flour to the clean, mix smooth, and with half a pint of milk; stir until bubbles; and three tablespoons of water, with salt and oil, add the celery to this mixture, break through and serve. Baskell Apple Pudding: Take four tart apples, slice or chopped, and put them in a well buttered dish, make a batter with a pint of milk, a pint of flour, a pinch of ground baking powder and two will be eaten eagerly over the apples and bake. Since A half pint of water, let it sit; add a lump of butter, a little salt, half a cup of sugar, a little wet cornstarch to thicken it like cream, a little yellow sugar of lemon and some of the juice; boil all together and serve. Rosa Smoke: Clean and truss the birds, lay them in the dropping pan, sprinkle with salt and bake warm with butter and water. When they turn to rain put under each bird a slice of bread. When they are done serve them on the boat with the gravity poured over. The largest smoke will not require more than twenty minutes to roast. An easy way is to ship an oyster in malted butter, then in bread crumbs sautéed with pepper and salt, and put in each bird before roasting. Sand cake: Preheat 1 pound of wheat and a quarter of a pound of potatoes, flour, butter, eggs, rind and juice of lemon and turmeric of polvereized sugar together thoroughly and bake in a moderate oven. When the cake is three quarters done, draw out from the oven and sweep quickly over it. Cover with pulverized sugar, a teaspoonful of powdered cinnamon and three ounces of sweet almond oil small), all mixed together, return to the oven to finish baking, take care that the cinnamon on top does not become too brown. Queen Puddling: Take half a pound of apples, weigh after they are peeled and scoop them very finely; the juice of the apples into the finely grated rind of two ounces; take marshmallows at a point of polvereized sugar; one quarter pound of mixed candied fruit (tim) and cherry leaves leaving out the whites till fine. Beat altogether for half an hour, taking first the age-old stone and heating them for twenty minutes, and then add the limnuts, and heating all together for ten minutes. Put the mixture into shallow dishes, grassed wall with salad oil or butter, and heat for twenty minutes in a molleaf oven. Clarity one half pound of lump sugar was taken one cup of cold water and put over the puddings white spice hot. When cold sink them with almonds like a plum pudding. Serve cold. President Salt-Carnot was formally installed in the Elysee Palace on Sunday afternoon, and later received visits from ex-President Grevy, M. Rouvier, President Payet of the Budget Committee, and other leading politicians. The President stated that it was his intention after the new Ministry was formed, to at once close the present session of Parliament until after the coming Senatorial elections. The resignation of the Cabinet, which followed the election of the new President, will be placed in the hands of the President. General Briggs will invest the latter with the grand collar of the Legion of Honor. General Paulferfe presiding at the ceremony. In acknowledging the congratulations President elect Carnot said: "I am filled with gratitude to the members of this Assembly, who, in uniting their suffrages in my favor, here witness to the desire for peace and concord, with which republican France is animated. My dear wish is that this great day may ever remain present in our minds and hearts. It signifies that the representatives of France can be united. Their common efforts can and must be upholding of the Constitution. Zarathus an active and stable working government capable of bestowing upon the nation liberty at home and dignity abroad, with all the benefits which our country expects from the republic. Once more I thank you. You may count upon my entire devotion." M. Grevy, in her interview with the new President, expressed the hope that M. Sahi-Carnot would be happier in this Elysee Palace than he himself had been, and would not be as glad to leave it when the time came to leave. M. Grevy boosted that he slept eight hours last Friday night, and said that he had not had that pleasure for six weeks previously. M. Sahi-Carnot is officially a Catholic, but really a Deist and spiritualist, accepting the views of his friend Jean Raynaud. Consumption Survively Curved To try Entrance: Please inform your readers that I have a positive remedy for the above named disease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases have been permanently curred. I shall be glad to send two bottles of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully, T. A. Stacey M. D., 181 Pearl St., N.Y. Burklen's Armenia Salve. 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It prevents night sweats and tightness across chest, curts coughs, group asthma, bronchitis, pneumonia, whopping all other throat and lung troubles. No or medium is an accidental in curing catarrh at California Cat R Cure. Enormous and increasing demand for the standard California remedy confirms the merits. Sold and absolutely guaranteed by A. Krug, Anaheim, Cal., at $1 a packa Three for $2.50. Eureka. The motive of California means, I find it found it. Only in that land of sanchez where the orange, lemon, olive fig and grapes bloom and ripen, and tachn their high perfusion in salt-water, are the green fruits used; are mold in that plant remedy for all throat and lung troubles. SANTA ABIE the rider of o'lights, no mo and consumption. Mr. A. Krug, Anaheim, Cal., has been appointed again this valuable California remedy, and sold under a guarantee at $1 a bottle. Throws $25. Try California Cat R Cure, the only genuine item for earache. $1, by mail $1.10. The Anaheim Improvement Company must perforce of him in their land in his dwelling house or building house there. THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1865. HOHMER ORGANS: well, Haskell & Co., wholesale and Retail Dealers of organs and Organs, presenting the leading histories of the United States. Intrinsic hold on installments of old instruments taken in exchange Tuning and Repairing a Specialty. A place in your bookstore trial or think of buying anywhere, be sure and get our PRICE before purchasing. IT WILL PAY YOU Powell, Haskell & Co., NORTH SPRING STREET. LOS ANGELES, CAL. Hotel del Campo TRACT. Free Minutes walk from the business center of Anaheim. Joining the depot grounds of the California Central Railroad. CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE Restoring the sense of taste and smell remains hard to maintain in the hand pampered Are you tired by smoking, eating, bathing, and indulging in the many ways of the human body? Imploding at the madding crowds, country inspired, delightful of all kinds, all manner of handsome haunts have but all some of small. In your breath find it as you have the Catarrh. Some have all these symptoms, where only a Gag! CALIFORNIA CAT-R-CURE Restoring the sense of taste and smell remains hard to maintain in the hand pampered Are you tired by smoking, eating, bathing, and indulging in the many ways of the human body? Imploding at the madding crowds, country inspired, delightful of all kinds, all manner of handsome haunts have but all some of small. In your breath find it as you have the Catarrh. Some have all these symptoms, where only a Gag! RECOMMENDED Your California Cat R-Cure I preferred a jar having built little faith in its curative properties; but must say after using three jars I am sure of that dispiriting dream. Instead and for which need my California Cat-R-Cure for some friends who are sufferers. California Cat-R-Cure I have had the Catarrh for five years and would hardly talk plain: I would like to breathe through my mouth. Your California Cat-R-Cure has been out yet head and I can talk less than I have for the past five years. Your mail care is all it is represented. AN ABSOLUTE CURE For catarrh and cold in the head. Years truly. CHAS. A. OVERSINK. Prepared only by the Abbeine Medical Company, Brooklyn, Cal. Sold by A. Kern, draughtsman, Anatole Cal. Helman, Haskell & Co., Whislemate Arents, Los Angeles, Cal. City Stables, Center Street (Opponite Kroeger's Block) ANAHEIM. A. L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THESE STABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED AND most comfortable in the train and specialization will be paid to Boarding and Grassing burrow The charges in all cases will be reasonable. Single and Double Teams Rumplished at short notices and enrolled drivers. Family with the country supplied when required. The patronage of life mobile is respectfully solicited. F. CONRAD, KELLOGG BROOK Real Estate AGENT H. C. KELLOGG. Civil Engineer and Survior Baled Hay! —FOR SALE WIELAND —Beer— AT GADES J.M.Griffith Comp. LUMBER DEALER (Near Railroad Depot) ANAHEIM keep constantly on hand Dcors, Blinds, Windling MOULDING Peets, Shakes, Shingles LATH, HAIR, PLASTER OF FIRE ANAHEIM GRIST MILES OPERATES Wednesdays and Saturdays seven days a week. Pool, Real Life, various shades and shipped W.T.BROWN ORANGE TREE At Half-Price Three Minutes walk from the business center of Anaheim. Joining the depot grounds of the California Central Railroad. By Thousand Dollar Hotel now being Built on the Tract. Tracts awarded for grading streets and Making Sidewalks. Less and residence lots are now offered for sale on this tract at low prices; which will only hold good for a limited time. Special inducements are offered to persons who will build on This Tract. Owners of this tract will spare no expense in improving it and making it the choicest part of town. For information, maps and price list apply to NAHEIM IMPROVEMENT ---COMPANY---- Or to any Real Estate Agent in Anaheim. Never Give up. Suffer with asthma, bronchitis, or other disease of the throat or lungs can surprise you more than the report that will follow the new law. If you are troubled with cancer have tried other medicines, you unable to expose your amazement to various and instantaneous varieties of California Cat Cure. These are well secret compounds, but reproductions of California. Sold at $13 per three for $25.00, and guaranteed by Harper's Magazine. Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Notice for Publication. U.S. LAND OFFICE. NOTICE IS HELD VIBES THAT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE FLEET OF TIMBER LAND WASHINGTON TERRITORY. Los Angeles County has issued a notice for the purchase of A. Krog a bottle of ABIE, the California King of Comics, Athena, Bromide to Congress and Dr. Johnson and Keep it handy. The plea is taste and death to the above company. Sold at $1 a bottle or 3 for $25.00. NORNIA CAT CURE gives immense relief. The Cathedral sinus is worn by its healing and penetrating nape if it is a trial. Six months treat Harper's Magazine. A. L. Lewis & Co. Proprietors. THESE STABLES ARE THE BEST VENTILATED AND most comfortable in the town, all special edition will be paid to boarding and grinding borax. The charges in all cases will be reasonable. Single and Double Teams Purchased at short notice and excellent drivers, families with the country supplied when required. The patronage of life public is respectfully solicited. F. CONRAD, Brewer and Wine Manufacturer Leader in the Best Brands of Melwood & Rye Whiskies. LIEB'S BEER HALL, OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILDING Choice wines will impress keenly on hand. Imported and Domestic Cigars. G. A. Brunswicker, PROPRIETORPalace Meal Market, Los Angeles St., Anaheim. "THE DAVIS" SEWING MACHINE Took First Premium at Los Angeles And Downey Fairs. 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DRATS, LETTERS OF CREDIT OF PORTAL, orders loan on backs in the principal cities of all Latin-social countries. Tickets enrolling the holder to passage from New York to the several ports of Northland, Prince of Wales company, or any port in those countries to New York, via the Hamburg American Packet Company said at regular rates. Return tickets at a reduced rate. Certificates, notifying-the-holder to purchase rails ad from San Francisco to New York, or vice versa, issued at the established rate. Petrova in Anaheim of vicinity desiring to send any petroleum in the country secured by a lien relative to a fixed can purchase ticket here and forward them to the proper person by mail. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Los Angeles. Capital Stock ... $100,000. To Contractors. All orders promptly addressed to: Alco Fine 'Bus for Plainfield Execsions, Elm. OFFICE: Telephone Copier No. Opp. P. O. - Anaheim, Cal. A. S. PIGOTT, Prop'r FRESH OYSTERS. JOHN L. SCHÜMAGHER. Soda-Water - Manufacturer. J. S. 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The Best and cheapest mill in the market. Full particulate given on application. FOUNTAIN SALOON CFENTER STREET, Kroeger's Block. N. HART. PROPRIETOR. WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, Anheuser Busch BEER ON ICE. MAKE A SPECIALTY CURE Malaria, Dumb Chills, ever and Ague, Wind olic, Tilious Attacks, produce regular, natural evaporation, never gills or interfere with bathing, and cause all important infections. HARPER'S WEEKLY. ILLUSTRATED. I CURE FITS! When I say Cure I do not mean merely to stop giving her a time, and then have them rest again. I read A RADICAL CURSE. I have made the diagnosis of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A long study. I warrant my remedy to Cure the worst case. Because others have failed it no reason for not now everything a cure, bend at more for a breath and a First Bottle of my JEWELLER REMEDY. Give Express and Post Office. It costs you nothing for a trial, and it will cure you. Address H. Q. ROOT B. C., 132 P.O. Box. WIZARD OIL CONCERTS Hamlin's Wizard Oil. RHEUMATISM, All Atheses and Pains. FOR SALE! FORTY TONS Baled Hay Farm Wagon, And sell better goods for less money than any other store in town. S. S. FEDERMAN. E. A. WHITE Has just resumed a new book of CARTS, SPRINGWAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC. PASTURAGE! For Horses and Battle. JAMES MOSS. FOR SALE!