The Frontier Echo (Jacksboro, Tex.), Vol. 1, No. 28, Ed. 1 Friday, January 14, 1876 Page: 3 of 4
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tiie echo
lira. w. uoii I'll?'1.Mi «r.
jacksbomo.
TEXAS
THK TiU'K AHTlsr.
HT Cim«i rr* I'KKHY.
i> th# anckutoll.v of kouriH)
VTTrtlMUmi, palirul, atttwre, umt tmo,
Who Wtnff*' anu sought mauo iierlcci work
am! t§ Itle hMd brinif ptirrod for Art's dwiti
taV*. ,".
fweeel IM (kIImm of hi* Heart lie spate:
work Tim* hasa part;
,lk vbMk* l u la perfect art
kftow Tine iluu iu i enter iu.
„1 vMk M IBla wUI I brain.
aajair, • perfect one in all
No work is me*ii or email
llnifUio noble; null although
oilier work I uo
mm y •ought ihe wood, to find the
the future •tuff might be;
K ugbt,ftml lkc.MU.1 wide,
and laughed, grew ol«l
for hie single aim,
* the Ptgus flame
aud love, ami truth,
perennial youth,
wltli Time, ami to
il greatly at the bar
' va>uly sighed,be-
___rlo his laws.
... arbal he ao long hail sought
> had oome to naught—
|BSp«ieflti Uled Uiioiltise.
—igiteii to mailt and rust;
•u n*ooeered moumi,
_istick that he ba*i found,
i and luring hand lie w rough!
a holy thought,
done th '
tlie Uyuasty
if* bad ccaaed to be.
yMoMOO in his hand, .
siVMl wrote in the eaml
In race, fend bravely then
tonfctiphie work MK"iu.
jewels, to adorn
rathe day .was lx rn
ist (the ages swept -
-JV lirshiaa ha*l slept
Bui why repeat
The work at last com-
. worker's dassled view
b*u*yJiviyifted anil grew s
_ _ J er thought-
set creations. Then
truth, aad-pmyed that
not alone a staff
might they Jeer and
oosdeed,
toread.
■an, thy work is seen
nervitnrsmay lean."
fPMWmiCMiiJIP ITRECK.
' XamtlVM—
iMik.VMUH.r
l>i m ■
iieh, on December
i of the London Dai-
B
km
rthe rarious person-
taken down.
, the follow-
| to tell. They
i ship strnok,
that
f. man and
ilu, of which
. (tore in hand.
I op and swarmed in
1 the saloon, mak-
they were met
10-stood in the
half persuaded
" them there
screw had
i fallcd, and the
p—en-
d themselres
the pumps,
are putnjjmjj
l a clearance ef
.1 And-the
passengers relapsed
' i expectancy of
~ could
That this
been**!
I the
I
r«Wble.
yw- mtv'&p j *f. ras j
lliiWtl, ullil looking into till* I'llllHI, s;l\v
the nuns limitinir hIiimiI furi1 ilmviiwnt'd,
nil 'I.'.ill. It \vi\< n.it mi ,| irk I nit lli:ii
II'""!' in tin' li^'uiiiir r.'iilil ili.tiii'.ruMi
t'lirli ollii'i'., fiMtui'i1.-, an.I t liu-> lia\•' I tic
t'omfort a! i'iiiit|nitii.ni-tii|>,
'I'licrr M'l'iiin t.i liavi' l.r. n a w..ii.I.-i-
fill amount of iiiiki<I|)mIiiichh ili*|.lay,.,i;
I'M'iy lioily I'iii'i'tiiij; anil tryin>; to |i,.||
I'Vi'ty body I'lxr. (III,' of (lie |ia M'ii"i'i'i,
a rlicci'v I'l'Uton, nanti'il Ailolph ifrrr-
inami took a y im<{Anu'iiran lajv iin-
ili'l' liia spwial I'liar^i', ami liml tin', sat-
Ufui'tiiHi of feeing Iiim'oil'tu l.iiuilou this
afternoon, lie took lief nil the t'ijfjjiiiL'
Mini lu'iil liei* on there all tlifini^h"t|io
"illlit. ami Mil* sin* was a* brave ami u<
JU'lf-lniJwesM'il as il they htnl been epm-
fiu talily on slioro. Some titne ilui'lni;
Hie iiijflit otii tinkiiowti fi ienil liassi'd
to him tl bottle f whisky. The
oork was in tlie bvtile, nuit iCs lie w.t*
luililiii); ou lu the rigjjinjf withotio liainl
Uml had the other rimmlthe liiily,. there
M'tw Home ilill'utultv in j^ettin^at ilteenri-
tentH ( f the buttle. This hu Umillv
nolveil by knocking the neck * if, anil
then found himself In ihe tlilenunii of
not twin); able to pet the bottle to the
lady's mouth, " You are |ioUriiiL'
it down my iteek," was Iter quiet re-
sponse to nls first essay, but hi the
eiul ho finally sueeeeeifeil iu aiming
the whisky in the right direction, and
after taking some himself, passed It on,
feeling rnueh refreshed, .lust before
this a terrible accident occurred, which
threatened death to one or Itotli. The
purser, who had fixed himself in the
figging some yards above them, getting
numbed, loosed his hold, anil tailing
headlong down struck against the lady
•nd bounded off into the sea. Hut llcrr-
imAun kept his hold, and the shock was
scarcely noticed. On such a night i«ll
the obligations >yerc not,'as Herrmann
gratefully aeknowleilgos, on the one
sido; for when one of his l'ept got
numbed, his eom|>:mion, fnllowing Ids
direction, stamiieil on it till eireulatiou
wai restored. From their perilous post,
with waves occasionally dashing up anil
blinding them with spray, they saw
some terrible scenes below. A man
tied to the; mast nearer the deck bad his
head cut off by the waves, as Herrmann
says, though probablv a rope or a loose
spar was the agent. Not far off, a little
boy had his leg broken in the same
manner. They could hear and see the
nun. shrieking through the skylight, and
when she was silenced the cry was
taken tip by a woman wailing from the
wheel-house, " My child is drowned,
mv little one, Adam." At daylight, a
sailor, rusbin;
ging, reac]
over, attem
half-drown.
, nimbly down the rig-
the poop, and, bending
id (o; seize some of the
... who -were. Abating
about. Oncene caught a little child
by the olothes; but before ho could se-
cure it a wave carried it out of ttftgr&p,
and his shrieks were hushed in the roar
of tne waMtrs.. At jaina. o'clock >y«ster-
day mornClE the tide had so far ebbed
that the deck was -clear, >nd, coming
down from the rigging, the battered
and shivering survivors,' began tg, think
*' rovident sall-
1" l!e. oriler l'.ir«ell-' i onrt ro
Astoria, yi -lci'.l.iy, says tin' Xeu
•I -at a rosy \ <>ii11woman
the 11 i.t ll I',' of heiiilli, Heariii'i a
suit of iiu-trs clothes, and looking
buy. Shi1 was arrested iu l.i
>m, in
Vort,
■I Is.
f mtfli
like a
lv
<;iiTs Adventure In Man's Attire. I I III. dayof March. A f, u day
Wai.l, >. 111111111 fM.'.l ina, I inali.
i'.hiiii i,-.. .ail.'I'cl into ll. nt.'-i, ami
lii. hlicl.l iiii*1.-i* llii-ii* a|>|iro|irj
ale Ic.tdiN'-. Mi'iliua liaviir; one hiiuilrcd
an.I lorly, ('ityahoga ouc bundrcil mid
titty one, and Summit one, hundred ani|
. . . , : - "event v-one four-hol'si. Icailis -four
and Illy Nilniiluy ..veiling, and y<- hun.liv.l nii.t slMv-two in all. Not sat-'
tcrday she told Iter story with i oiii|,o-; j,||,.,|.. will, tliu 'dlse.iiiilitiire, Mcdin:
m i IlT mnidiMi n:uni is Alirt* was IkmiimI.'iu tmi£ai.*ii jiikI «m, tin? Isrh
•Mines, hut sin* has hornv sev ^*u| J ilny of Mjtrnh, thoij^li tho wleijrliinjr wuk
iMtliei* thin, thai fountv, \yitli IimihIs ,,f
iiiu^ir, :nul n.viij^T liaiinvi'rt, ilnivM frl-
tiiii| liuiit lvv iuio Akron wit It oiu* liuu-
ilivtl aiu) I'i^iity-fMiir mir-li* i*s*« K'uins,
tin* iiiiist,</\tviisivi) sli'ij^li-i'iili' froiii oin
I'l.Miiiiy j'VfV 'n'foriy or mik-v, known in
;t|n lnilvil HtnUm. 1'hf Mt'tlina |iiM>|il
.•in* rn w |tt\ itiiV«x m'i^ljlioriii^ roiinliiv*
to 'S'( iiiu :iuil.taktfn that baluuT. Sli.ilI
it lj e ^ 1
Casts of Mls^ilien Identity
One of n*y inquiries was for anecdote-
as regards I lit; mistakes made by near
relatives between the; twins. Tliev
ai* numerous, hut not Very varied ,'iii
I'llal'iii'tei'.. Wlii'll the twins are ehil-
dren tliey have commonly to lie distin-
guished by ribbons tieil round their
wrist or neck; nevertheless, the one is
isumi'tiuios fed, |ihysieked, and wliiji{ie.i
by mistake ioi' the other, and the di'-
serl|>tion of these little domestic catas-
trophes Is usually given to inn by the
mother In a plirase-ology that is souie-
ivhal touching by reason of its.serious-
m.'ss. I hii've iiite case iu which a iloulit
rumains whet her the chiiitreu were not
enanged in their bath, anil the presumed:
A is not really li, and vice , versa, lu
another ease an artist was engaged on
the portraits of twins, who were between
a. and 4 years of age; he had to lay
aside 1U work for three weeks, and oil
resuming it. could not tell to which eliild
the respective likenesses he had ui iiand
belonged. The. mistakes are less iiu-
merous on the part tif the mother dur-
ing (lie boyh.iotl anil girlhood of the
twins, but almost as frequent ou .thi
aliases, aniong tlicm Jennie ,M. (loten.
She was born ill Warehani, .Mass., al-
tholigh her relatives now life ij|. Marion,
•Mass, Her father was Kngllsh, while
her mother was a native of .MasMiehil-
sellsV, Iji to the tittle she was II years
old she riitliiiiued at home and attended
school. During a vacation' she made a
visit to the West, where she made the
fici|iniiii(ance of; a telegraph operator
iiaiue.il Hast able. ..-The ari-jiiainiaiitr
ripened into intimacy, ami thev mmw.
eluded to get married clandestinely, sli\
being in her liftecuth year and Iwj'iu his
sixteenth. Afler. il brief experience of.
married life, however, they separated,
and she returned home, while he re-
th'iiiied in the West. The fruit of this
tuiirriage was a elijld,which is now iy its
third year. Alice got employment as a
book-keeper for Alessrs. ,1. B* l.uscoinbc
Vt Co., at 1'lyniontb, Xlavs., whun> she
was known as X.dlie Archer; her child,
mcantinic, being placed with her broth-
er, with whom it still remain*., Her
father dying left considerable property,
of which her brother lias persistently
refused to give her any poi'tloii. She
linally had some serious dilliculty with
hlm,-tuiu,had, us she expressed It, "a
elioice of leaving the State for a few
months or being placed in confine-
ment." ■
She accordingly left home on the 13th
,of February lust ;, went to'.Attlcboro,
Mass., and worked nt the straw busi-
ness. llerc the idea struck her that she
would adopt mini's attire, and douuiug
a snit, she Went to Troviileuce, where
she was engaged in the coal-yard of
Hopkins & l'omcroy. Tiring of this,
on the 17th of April she wont: to
Clark's,yails, Conn., where she was eu-
iPtpShpn a farm, anil remained un-
til the'last Monday in June, when
she returned to Providence, and found
employment upon a little river steamer,
called the Sehultz. After a few days,
becoming dissatisfied, she Went to Now-
Bort, where she shipped on board the
nited States steam-frigate Powhattau,
being enabled to pass examination by
fhe surgeon, as she alleges, by the con-
nivance of two young fellowb of her ac-
qnointance who shipped with her, who -
know of her sex.' and who each paid the'-
surgeon twenty-flvO dollars to pass her.
She shipped under the name of Albert.
B. Clifton. • 'Hie i'owhattan went to
New Lbttdrih, and rffthSoqtiently-Sinie to
the Brooklyn Navy-Yardi Orders com-
ing lor.Jiho Povhattau t ' prooead U>
Wjrtatfl'rince, £ad not desiring to go
so far away from home, "Albert" de-
serted and niadij her ,waj*o New Lon-
don, wh^fo-she st^pjjed 9n board the
woou-schoonef Jamestown, running jto
a ham and'so me cheese; These were
now brought out and fairly distributed.
An hour and a half later all. porli-< aa
over, and the gallant survivors were
steaming for Harwich .in (he tugboat.
Overpool. :.-"v :'i '
Falatlag the Huuu. Fsm... /
A well-known .portrait painter, say*
the Mew York correspondent of tne
Chicago Tribune, has, contrary to his
cva wishes, found himself; octapieS'
quite extensively, the past year, in oov-
erinr up with flesh-colored paint the
black and blue spots-on-the human face
divine. He recently informed me that
the first case he had came from a vol-
^ innteer offer on his part to paint over a
ibraised place on the:
w- J aA
eye of a friend.
He suoceeded so well that soon after
another case ottered; and still later it
became noised around among actresses
and actors that be was an adept at cov-
ering blotches. The business grew un-
til ruy artist friend assured me that
hardly a day passes that he is not called
it to exercise his skill in that partic-
yirginia. ; She^nade two trips, when
she returned to $tyw' Ldndcin and ship-
ped on board a "coal schooner, the
iVilliam M. Baker, Charles B. Baker,
wmaaaden —After two trips she left
this vessel at New London, and, being
short-of - money, snuggled .'bfrself on
boara the steamer City of Bolton, and
Arrived.in New York on the'7'th of No-
vember. The next day s|ie shipped on
bowd the coasting'schooner-Czar, Cap.
tain D. W. Hammond, running between
Boston and "NewYotfn • At tbe'hi*«f *
month she left this vessel in New York,
and went ^crwjhc j-jjer to Long Isl-
an4 Clty,' wh rb.she-wHs employed by
' b Gamdla
agreed to pay ber98a'Wieek,'^li £oard
with AlfredIlahn forlfc^ee^'when she
left, as she alleges, on account the bad
upoi
Jtlai
■■.wry I
Land
r the sa-
ar line.
Ol*e day, quite early in the morning,
SlW door-bell rang, and his servant an-i
nounced a veiled lady. She was nshen^
M into the studio, revealed herself as. (i
prominent actress, and her eyo was a
frightful case of black and blue. .My
' ind never inquired any partfeulars;
. ihe woman Degan to talk about her.
[ fend said that the night before she
I been most shamefully abused by. a
m for *tMd*.bad,great respect,
bow she was iinxibus* to hide the
he'1 task was speedily acwmBlishi
and the woman left the studio neligbi
with the artist's success, Before she
had been gone a half-hour another visit-
or came—this tliiKi a man. H *•
ignited by the artist, and began to
a tale of his.woes. in an. encounter
nlghfbeTmre w^th tin infuriated, jeal-
There was such a coinci-
particulars already stated
two visitors that the artist casu-
asked if the assailant was t certain
is. The man replied it was, but
ered how the inquirer knew her
Nothing more was said on tn*
ous woman.
.ubject, but in less than a week tl\e ar-
tist iaw both parties roll up JsUth Aj^
nue In a crrriage together, andi in.iless
than a month tf
"P*0"1 TerrUe
ley were married.
T ■ . , "" ' t
•d Remarkable Escape.
i taking <
•itH't
tmrt had
left, as she alleges, on accountof the bad
order injvhieh the hoilatS^askept, and
went to board at the company's board-
ing-house. While at Hahp's there was
a suspicion that.'Ae was a woman. 8he
was detained, and taken .to the First
Prccinet Sfatton-house at Aakoria. She
had ah examination .before Keeorder
l'arsells,.ifhi'd'ecided to discharge her
Inn her promise to resume her proper
attire to, lepve the city. She says
she likes the sea, is never soa-sick, and
lfqp*<piei|,6 clothing because she can
'gee m6fo fend learn more as a man than
^ajwoinan, .'■.
A* Infant Smethered in Its Mather's
Arms During a Sleigh-Blde.
The Rochester CS. Y.) Dtvxocrat of
Dec. 20 says: It was cola, bitterly cold,
yesterday afternoon, when Fred B.
Basrrbn and his wife left their residence
on South Avenue to Visit the parents of
Mrs. Bastron, who reside at 164 Thorn
Street. They took' with them their on/
protect the child "from winter's cold,
they carefully wrapped her in a heavy
^h^jwl. ;Xfe' sleteM^runnors moved oyer
the frosty ground, the bells jingled, and _
they were on their way;: They Jitt)e a
thought thoMt bfctls were'the Wftw? of ■ S
'funeral train, however ; but so it was.
The fond mother kww not that th vtry
method she had adopted to ward off
cold and death from her Want WAS^thf
surest way to invite tne' gMm'enemy.
Passing down North Paul Street, they
' Wlfilet
crossed Vincent PJ*e« .
going over the bridge the cnild-cried, i -
and the mother, thinking that the cold f 'George Snlitli,'"'ii yonnj; man
wind from the gulf below troubled1 tatf aadress, was Arraigned in tho
little one drew"1"" '■I".'"' h r Ihrnnilt ftitBiihiiH. Tii.t r<1iir.^ini1thtlKl
.nd
wife
ibbl
tie an.
[it himself
.wave came
ooodoct, ■BQU1.
weirdness
f t all en-
and when,
f< -«ew*rdess
t was plucky
I to get them
hey sank
Stubbornly re-
i seemed
RTagaiC
ithe dead of
r part of the
?va:as
i ctying aloud In a
■ storm, "O. my
a make It quick/'
t morning, when
, and leaving the
M the rigging went
gul
r ner closer to her 'breast
ana jwfapgea. .thft sjtaVl moire:qloselif.
The child cried once more upon Lake
Avenue and then was still. It ,never
moved agaM. tit hid "died iMw In oth-
er's arms. " Smothered to death," was
what the physician said when theyoallei'
him to wliere tho dead babe ah.t its
grief-stricken mother stood. Arriving
at the house of her father. Christian
Kramer, the mother hurried in and
soon removed the shawl from the child.
It was a corpse. Or. Wevbum SviM
summoned, but medical aici was use-
less. Life had been fronted out by thp
very m.'ans adopted to secure its pre-
servation. . ■ . '
regularly to impose on their music teach-
er when one of them wanted a whole
holiday | . they had their lessons at sep-
arate hours, and the one girl saerifiend
herself to receive two lessons on the
>ame day, while the other one. eiijoye.l
bei'sclf. Hers is a brief and compre-
henslvj) account: " Exactly alike In all,
their schoolmasters never Could tell
them apart; at daneingpaitics they con-
stantly changed partners without JIm-
qpveiry; their close resemblance is
scarcely diminished by agci" TliO foU
lowing is a typical Schoolboy anecdote:
Two t,wlna tricksj
and complaints were frequently made:
J>ut the boys would never own1''which
\fib the guilty one, and the complain-
ahts were novet .uertaiu tt'hioh of -the
two tie was. Otte head' master used'to
say he wou|d never flog the innocent for
the guilty, and another used to flog
both.—Popular Seitrict Monthly forfait
wry., :. ... iy ■
A Night of Terror-Airfill Peril of a
Party sf Yeun^ People.
Last Thursday evening, say; the Dcs
Moines (Iowa) ftigidtr, Mr. Georgo'
Murrison, Mr. McGee, two other gentle-
men and Misses Lou, Holly and Jaoob
Gross, John Scnthouae, and a lad ,16
years,, old named Georee Trumley, at-
tempted to cross the, Mississippi from
Pbrt Byron to LeClaire, The night was
cold, and a fierce west wind blew, while
the boating were.,
portaut to cross, to"
in '
to aceo.
patort.'
loating ii
d,an I itwaslm-
ey set out at S :20
the evening. They reached within
forty feet of tne Iowa shore, but could
get no nearer. Darkness had set in.
The ice and waves beat pitilessly against
the boat, and spray froze 4s it descended
upon them. It.was..deemed bail to. d-
turn and seek again the Illinois shore.
Within one hundred feet' bf 'itj'lio^oWr,
theyiound it impossibly, to get netfrar
tlirongh rapidly fbrnrihg ice/andyeffi*
was hot strong enough.io bear them.
The Situation was appalling^ Scntfcousc
took bold of a rop« aid • steppejOipUB
the ice, but went dowp, nearly to his
neck. The party saw hlm-be t i^bonfii^
the ice and water, endeavoring tt> mak'e'i . ,
his wayrto land,'bat he disappeared :fn P^.,
the darkness, and nqthing -has . Men
heard of him.; "With the toe the y wl
continued toiloat.down stream. :.Gross.
determined to'get out of the' boat- and
make for sHbri? Seizing the; "oars, by
their, aid'he'was rncocsKftil. fn tne
meantime* ytmng" TrtrtMey had thi%wu
himself, chilled and-exhausted, en the
bottom of -the boat, and the rest were
nearly senseless .With. cold. ;ll«lpless<,
they drifted with the ' wind nnd-curtent.-
Gross soon summoned assistance, .and
t)i«- Were.rouqd tjvo miles .below. The
neat thing Wiis tb:rcach them. Gross,
with hit assistints;' crliwlcd on the ice
SKAS«.\Al r,K ItKtil'KS.
/.'■.I.'../-/n'/i'nt J'ti'/'liii't. ■ I-.jiiart <>f
"I i1 k. I |'"ll ..I 'Heal, M'.l1.1 t lie Iil.-al
iv nli I be milk, I ' iji <if n,..l:,.-i.~, •_ , :i,
or I e/-/>. Iti.il in a cl.itli or a | ud-
iliiigboilci' two or tliiec hours.. Smiic
Willi sauce.
l/uliuH llrtd'f. -.Ileal J eggs Very li^'lit,
lni\ alternately with thclii I pint of simr
inilk /if biitU'i'milk and I pint of line
Indian meal; melt 1 teas|iooiiful of
butler ami add to the mi\tur<-; dissolvn
1 tlibles|niotifiil of soda or salei'Htus,
ele., ill tt small hortioii of iiiilk and add
to t.lioiiiKfure (lie last thing, beat very
hard anil bake in a pau in a ijiii''k
•veil.
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tli:
1.1,.
How Dortora Dtfrr.
'il li.e. a dull. Ill'svy fn lineal,nut
iili a ill/iy, wlilrlii.^ m ti-atl
'■l; "l mi.Id, nlv, a l.uil l.i.tf in tlie
,i"",,li. mil, f."it l.r,..ith. a fecliiii; like loud
i.n I'.,- sti.in.,i i. ufi.r .iitiii^, with u falat,
i.ll L'"'"' -. ii .it|.,I, at I!..- pit of tliu .tuiuarii
(.Mill Will ll.lt II. fv, I .111 II M Shout the
"r "Ii'iuIiI' t, I' .n.l' iind feet i.iiiif-
Ului s I'l.l.l unit . Ihiiiiiiv, ulti MiBllnif «it|,
llu-l.i -, sour i nn luliiilis from tin. iti.iuii'li,
fyi'S tln^eil with yellow, t.lo'l.l thick >11(1
stiiiriiiiut, Hltii costive howrls, and all at
ti n.lml aviuptoms. One doctor examines
the eiuuHiul culls It liver romplulnt, sni,tiier
klilney .llseaie, another ilyspi ]i-ia, uml still
nnotlier liniiurlty of the hl.io.1. Now the
.fiet i- nil oi tln-i-e dui tur. are riifht and they
"re "II ..wrong, lietuinii «i|ch patients have
ul!'. of .thi-ss ili.i-usi's ii.mi.liH'il, and .the
rej.on such diseases urs in,I laired is because
the cuslofn Is to treat one of the diseases at
it time. Whil" one is beliiic cured the other
K>.ts worie. We should tnut the dlsesw
wjlh a remedy thn'l will ai t uplih all at the
siiint- time. The 'SJi.iKsn Kxthact or Koor.
made by the
remove til of these
...... ^ . nipliniis. Bold by A.J. White,
3I'J | I'.itl street, S*. Y. Agents wanted.
i 'kinvbih: ('itrrtmth.- i pint of rii'lt
milk, li s!|iiat'es,or 1 i uitncesnf IJakvr's
itiiswcDtcncil chocolate, snfteued on the ,
tirc. i.cl the Ulilk boil, then stir tliu i 1','"} " 'ne'lK lnei Is so
liiicolHti* In vci-y' hard, add 4 pint of' *!^ln" mn 'yS'!
lM«Mt whiln fflJLfHP, ttlicl Si tubli'spOfJl^llls 3iu " ■■ " '
if tnuliLsscs, boil until very thick, taking j
l!!!!" "' l",'"r —T1|<1 Baptists of Pennsylvania have
lis, Atm ' " ii«arly void cut in ri'Molvcd txj rui.stj $1)0,(K.MJ by dollar *ub-
, '■. I st'riptions for the denominational! ceil'
tluiiru l < nk>\—Mix :! talile-jin.mfuls tennial movement.
of llour with I pint of cri-mii; tiiid 2
eggs, mill beat tho whole well till' quite
silinritli i thlMi add slowly i pint of new
milk, iuto which litis beUn put a tea-1
spooiiful of ■ .baking-powder.'. lieat all;
well togcthi'i'i and fry with laril, a little j
of which should bu made hot, for each
iko,
MM jrm eTrr t-e rlitld lliai
*14 tt>-i lnvr li«>l«<* tlimu^h tlir
(>i.-a of li* ahuet y If yuo dul they
«"rf nroli ctt'd l JT
' XII.VKit TIPS.
Tfi«)' nf\fr we*r tLrudgb Al IM
t o. Try litem.
. If ynu wmit iu kimw wlint
i>t ... , "5-: ". ; ! i.'Alimfl M'lIKU' WIRE
hilt WltJI |)OWll«rC'lJ 8ll!fUP, liuxod ; lit- IIIN, n w yo'ir l.! « t l(d
with cintiaiuoii or grated ntitnicg. j IL'iui'ilS^eV^mViiwX1'^
n I10U4 It Turkey.— \i should be iSWK&rS?
killed til least two days in ailvanee. A CTU as A l'ATAUWr "'f i.'urs. 'Trlrifrs..
Make a force-meat of grated bread i "T' vv.iw7Hei.i..iBdlaaaioUs,t««.
eruuibs, pe|ipcr, salt, sweet luiu-joram, j
CJ\ H 1,1
I \V
' w t ii < t:
mincud suet, and the beaten velk of an
egg. Chop the iiycr. gizzarif aiid lusart
for the grayy. Stuff the craw and the
body, and sew up tlm openings. Dredge
with llour, ami putt lie bird into tho
bake-puii, with Uio bottom well covered
with butter.
Pumpkin at n Pixttllkc.—A eorre-
ipondeut of tho_ New York Farmers'
Club gives an Viistance in which n wo-
man's arm was swelled .to an enormous
size and painfully inOaiuod, A poultice
wiis maife of stewed pumpkins, which
Was. renewod every Hfteen minutes, and
in a short time produced a pprfect cure.
The fever drawn out by tlie poultice^
made them extremely olronslye, as they
were'taken off. >
I'ickUd Onions.—With pickles, as with
every other object in life, it is desirubfe
. > ri-ulsr. free. It A v M0.N1> * Co., Box J IS, Krl.-,l'.,
ti colorless vinegar. They often taste
of nothing but that anil .spices; but in
colored vinegar and less fiery coiidl-
tnents, you can taste tw well us see that
you are: eating pickled onions. Gather
the onions dry, expose them to the sun
ahd air for a fortnight or so; peel them
without too ipitch waste; for soft pickled
onions, tbrow them'into boiling salt and
water, and boil until you pan put a steel
fork into them; skim out on platters to
drain off,. then put into jars or bottle and
Dour hot vinegar, spiced to taste, over
;hem, and cork up tightly. For hard,
white pickled onfons, peel,' and scatter
salt ovOTtheqi and let them stand three
days; drain through a colander, pack
in oottles and pour over thbm white vin-
egar (chemist's vinegar) ,-|n which plonr
ty of capsicum has been steeped.
A Tro|y Fe^lTe OocMlon.
The following extracts are from a clr-
cnlar announcing'a ball at ColilervIHe,
Sfieiby County, Tenn.i to be held, it
heed scarcely be atlded, Under the es-
icclal patronage and management of
Jie colored population1;
" Come one! come all] And let us be-
rveeoleontjuUe, Chmmoc Steel EasraTlDsa,
1/ U.Krsplis, Heran-lMKik Pl.tures. Mallow,
Kte^lsainjle. andlcalatoiraeMnt poU-JpUd for I
gin Christmas'with a praiseworthy ball..
The ball will be ,illun)iii<ited with lamp-
rof seM^ zZ.
sullicien
tnodate compfiihe'ntary prfHids"
The bAt order will be obtained
during the-night. - We would remark to
■partakers liviqg. a far 'distance: . X'ou
must not stay away thinking you will
have noplftco fornighl approath. Why ?
Simply because'we e*peet to stay in tlie
foil till moraing tight appears. Our
light ]«>licemen will take charge of the
horse thieves if th$re should be any loit-
ering arourtfl.'' Hoor-ke'epct^—^The ex-
-peditious'Mhd accurate calculator Chris-
tooher 0.1 faraway and the innoxious
Wm. G. Foster.; Floor Managers—The
' 'antic F. J. Watkins, his animation
uis Jonos, the heroic Wm. O. FortsoM,
the antlguary R. G. Foster, fcnd the com-
mentary Jesse Conlcy. PerformeiO-
D. West. Muxicians—The - mirthful
U. Early, the luxpriouji .Frank:Oapuon,
and the lUlflcrenMn attitude Clark W.
Farley;'','-" f V ...: ;
as far a* pomible and then threw ropes;
which the sufferers tied to themselves
and were drawn out through water and
oversee. . With,-.the -help of the oars
■MisslMly wosljiunaaed ao as to kewi
sinking'ns the rest diu.' At 8 o ijlock
the fearfully imp'cnllcd were thus —
cued. Setting to Rapids City they
IminedlaWly cared for.
•*'? I' • ' * Hi ' • ' '' ''
I. Starrtttlon.or ThefU
res
were
man of good
the Gchernl
Sessions, yesterday,' says'thc NeW York;
Sun, nf><fo''M1«idtetm*iif'"ft>r larceny'
from'th^,person. He pleadetf" guilty of
petty larceny.-aiyl~wJieit aske^ What, be
bad to say about his seutonce, he an-
swered: , " .
', "Maylt pleaicyMir Honrtr, I have1,
somuthingiosay. Can I be permitted to
make a suuemeat? [Judge Sutherland
' f 0^rM^ium>iq^p«v9iMOii o^haroanlty!
*")TTow numy wrctchi*! hofno« In our Innrl!
Uow rannv h^art-hrokcu invuHda! with
rtuny ilgiiiilcs a inqrc dncrou cxUtcucv.,
All are Mihjcct to dhcuftG, bat when health
U rumoyod the lidpe l«. nearly put,
SickiKMJ U usually in^ncrud ttirougb expo-
aUry op carvli't>ani:09. ^Vpi-elolly la tnla true
with tliu*e di.^ea^a peculiar to woiiun.
Through her own imprudence and folly ahe
T* made to drag out a miserable existence—
a t >urcc of annoynnceotid anxiety to her
IkieiwU, and auythiiu; but a comfort and
lpToa# lrc; t# herwlf. Kxjioiure to the cold at
tfmea whuti alic should bo mo t nnident, and
Wertaxlnj her body Mith lahorioCl employ-
njent, aruboth fruitful'cauie# of muny of
the mulanti-f lrrtm Wliifeh she ufVcrs. tirrtd-
trtilly the Woom loaves her chceka, her lir>*
ur« w iifhv u hftc.' her riviiclty departs," ane
vi nt Inuailv expvrfencia a feeling of weari*
' -" • — and altogether
. • Whut tfoea
aome at|inHli t-
Irit? dmif, whlcH wilier tWe tfnfe ttak^ he/
t\r*rl Utter*" or dota-her entire ayatein de«
■miihd rt'^amtionf She rciytfirea aomcthlnjf
wiiivb not only will restore td health thcdi«|r
^ td orjrana, but will tone ahd liivl^ontte
the avftein. Dr. Pierce'# Favorite PriM-rlp-
t'.on will do tht*. ft lmparta atrenpth to the
di^ca^t.•d. ■inirt#* brlti\r back the (flow of
hvultlw yntf r. torea comfort whercpreviout-
Iv there wa> only sutferlnx-. ..
KvenInvstlid lath- ahould aend torMTh4
PeonkvaComiriftn Sense Medical Adviser,'.1
iu which dVcr.flftv pi>ft«*'arc devoted to Ih*
e^n^itlcratloti of ihosc dUcaica peculiar, to
• «It will be post-paid, to nny
lid lrt *s, f r $1.50. Addreaa K. V. Pierce,
IL !>., Woild'a Dt«pcn^ur>', Buffalo, N.
1% Amenta wautcd to aeil thla valuabta
<n>rk. '. . ' _
letaenekfs AaOilraka Fllla
. Michal Carney, a stereotypor at the
Ster office. Walnut Street, near Sixth,
savs the Cincinnati Commercial of Dec. b.— -----——P~-- . - , . j... ... , ,,■
tsf had a terrible faU >«sterday after- at the house of her father. Christian told hin .tf> go oa.l - W eU, ypur Honor,
M«n from the top floor of that high Kramer, the mother hurried in and i have been out of employment for a
baUdinff to the street floor, a distance soon removed the shawl froty the child, long time, anil am utterly dcstHul
Srave MorlWt throqbh the hatchway. It was a corpse. Dr. Weybnrn .wiM t*apl; I.owary for itevorsl nights MM*
S«had cone to the ffiueli with the last summoned, but medical aid was use- mc to sleep iu hi* stttion house, aad .
ktereotytie plate In bis arms to send it less. Life had been growled out by thf begpni hini to let me «weep «ut^or. d.>
dowttT SC* had been turned off very means adopted tosccure its pre- odd jolis about there to earii.Bom^taj,
andft was dark there, He had no idea, scnation. ■ , . 'fo^ffl? tffl4
i. IM>ms but thM the elevator platform " ' \\ hen r had been without fooaioftiiri.. wn; b« fontid t« po>.w« thn.. qn.iitie. neemtrr
wmmbb Bv^habit knowing It flight to Ohio Weigh-KWlng in 1S«6. days, I *jked htm to sen* me on the Is-. ^ ,htt lou, mAia,in ,t HI buiou.' Muko.
3?!uP' -.5 fct.w^T<!«toi««i>n. • ' 4*ni!, and ho told me that he couldn't Somp, wtuh th. hmiw -ef tl 'il'wr. tot
do#n If A correspondent of the Akron (0.) do that unless I committed some crime n«it yi.M to ty .ntir.
SJ^fcr#«ll^nwTi uast four iron* revives some .Interesting bits of or misdemeanor. I went desperately in- ir |. so unUnar, A.co^^la
Mlv.l, idniuul S «i ,QOWH past lour A gt T 9Cnrlh**m n th ttrML aad AlUichad I cottoo ng> . ^u*vc Invented a remedy for tbe*e tubbora wta-
UadlDfftt VAtU he Itniok on lbi plat- K ^Ila and then waited till- -P'alata. whichda^elopalltlie refttlta produced by
fermatthe street floor. The plate was Ohio. The great slewing tournaments brel a from sjkdj..and then waiteiitiit ca!om<:,. mVnc...!
broken—the man was not. Br. \Vil-. of are still mldly remembered by rfie had tne arreted,'« heni I g?'i® J^r ^,,i,.dhrmi,I,|tind. ii« Wk.o*iMtiw<liob d#-
llam Judkins wm called in Irtn*cdintc- t ur ciH/en^. ^Solon, Cuvuh/'pH County, k tha umbrcJja. I nercT v^asa rc* r th«. ixtrtme totha. b-i.maa «y«tetu.
lv llewmedTcimtev who was'con- lnangiiratoil tho "strife^'V by getting up ,.,l l,«f,,rc iu mv i/i-. I d!4-thi eamjirin
aassribrartA.«,«; < svst• ttsxsg&xsssiszs z
that there W( - etagle iione bruk- teaiuf.; .Hertford Ment to rwiti U d fobd and shelter m gn. g ♦hrbeVnuedieirt* arf.:b«wprovided by naiart in
BCjPhen he sounded htm carefullj%_iuul | with thirty-fourtoaras.i il\. , _ iu .L ih- foiujttfto itefb# and ro 'ta «>f U>e Ce.4f.
teatM
heart,
any serious
was bruised
that was
lous.
may show
ous internal
ney Is
constitution.
S,lfl A 1UT. HOW TO MAKE IT. grnMklw.
4 U si: ■ cos, rosos * co„ si. uuu, n„
•orilind^ ci'
pANCtiU. Cure warranted without um ofkaUW
V U. U . Wu l t.,Ht.LouU.
Ap 8t-nd for Chfonio Catalomie
.<91 V/h '^Xt^J.il.UuiTpKO'aHoNa, Boston, MaM.
L VlKKY FAMILY Want* It. Money la It.
r Hold by Ajtunu. AUdrewt M. N. LoreU, Erie, Pa.
r II PI flVNT— I'art leulan aod Montliiy eHii-
bmrLUVnltHiirm. W, M.GILL, Klrt Ttlb,Mv.
«i2.tfnR%s i835M«gif
7KI.V.S* BNCVf I.Oi'KUI i-Kew, RerUed K-
« > W.'Ar 11« S v., .i,lUJ Kfi irr v mf« aad j) p
Biapa. AK"iiU Wautcd. Bakk«. I>jTtu A Co..
Edition.
aplvndid
- PhtU
RKWAKK ft MiWand ifaeale
, ..rtlrfij \ E w Nceded tn every hoi
WU10HTA LAcKY, 1«6 Uroedwnjr,
I Did ljr to Areata. 8* new articles aad ifcebeat
,t?mr^ss&r&5sisail:
A<ldro. JA* BBOMgOK, DrtroU. Mich.
aAf#ar. K«IM niajj
•d Ml It JlillM!
"
li trer Mm* •f£r%d ia Aajj^fa.
ou. Nayat.Tr rainnaa weaa
$10 to!
nirniOMUaa
kud othm iaiHclr ow
AddntM-WBG
PfcO"
Me.
forlOeu.
Prof. O.
Meeker's
waful ijfnedv 6f tne ftreaeh* i
Qjrtum Eating, y j. Box
a ac
tver Invented, .Apenr« irtnted rwn«hir«i.ll(
it.
>repalt| on receipt
REVOLV
Cm*m rwm. U
Bnalneaa
DaHletrtara
~' f, WQKTH & COn
The Ileal of All ( om|tany.
The DANBURY NEWS
r\i\M M CO A> A ll'iMK rM'F.IC.
Termr,,UMW. 94.IO | V ,^a.. Aft. r .l-n. 1, 1*76,
■ . r . (•*"•* a;; Se «dr«li-ra,
■rn-t t r «
JKiUJCY 4t 1NI.\UV A K, Ihiabarf, Cms.
Rlflfllfl *' tIO. id Ian |#t New Yerk,
If II I Ills symii i, tl,., hi|,Kr |*4Uf
HII I llll ,,f f UH..U#!, I'KkH*. It OU*.
UlllaJMI 1 i'-mU m Uml tl«M (iipar.
mr—mm mm'mm
Itr.t «'U*i n.|n«ad
'ilv*r-l Ut«d p«al)(.ld-r, gjitltu p*n, pencil, and • vala.
***• prlm. 8*iu('U t«ac* *v. ehh nlffUl ptlre. itoai.
oma . f| MCUI«M. iiwi-pi'ti, HS-AO-a
* •M'«tl' a ac URN of Um atae prlM; 94
' 'feKrjj.mi. .mi juo ^i
MDLLEBS
• li
Home Cook Book.
>llOBAHLY ao Cook Itook lia met with a* (real
_ saaeeas as tlie MlloMa'V f'o«m R(M)K. It oer-
taiulf merita It. Tlie r«elp*-« all coot.- from lad tea of .«
iatWn mm hoosakeapers, aad widl known as wo- VI
ii-U attaehedto I'
U aow rt ady, >|
I COUinilllrc of )
isapers, i
iiten of Influence andJudf(iueut. Naiut- U attaehed to
prove*
lenst
Kavorlte Keelpew for~niak In* Bread, MUoaIU. OaikM
djudcu
each recljH*. The Klahth TIidumukI U a« « rvady.
havlnv been thoroafhly reelacd hy a committee oi
liracllcal hauaekeepera. The addltloua and laiyrove*
iimui make the book Um aioat valuable aad -rlrrant
work of tlie kind pxtant. Tlie book conslsta of 1.000
Hdi,elfl.{ ttie Preparalioa of Tea,(!o0
late. Alan, rood for the Mkk. Oraliam Bread. Karl-
eat In h«rt,upon all uti)eetft dflutereet and oi value to
the Housekeeper. In addition wiil.be found an article
on llonaekeeplnjr. Hints on Table Ktlquettc, Bills ot
Fare lor IMaaere, ttuppere. Tea Part lea, Lanehee.
Allowance of Bugitillea for Kntertalnmenta. Wash-
day I.uuehe*. Economleal IHnnera, eta. J, PKKD.
WAOtiONER, Tubltaher, CtricaJro. Bold at book-
•torra. and Chkuuro Home for Krk-mlleea. Buy III
Try It! Uae Itt plaeount to tbe trade. Mailed oa
receipt of Prtee, |1«U>.
A nANnaomt,Y'TLX.vaTBATBD,nta«i.TBvra|rraisr-
i>o Juvknii,* m*ua*i>k, e« taining aiorlai'or sd-
venture, skHches In natural history, fairy sUirlsa,
puriiis, pussies, etc. Oood pap*r, prtnti m, %mt
ui4 iAu/i 4kim trrr been put htto a lete-prioid ifdfO*
PIERCE Wat A1I8ER : .
omiyaifimiijaa as/ mi aha! wai svecetpfaur mm* r. r ,
fdi vmtuau Sorta# a aMarh wall, ihraesa aaafatoaa aai.
peruay^
. caji Acniuur ai uii wits rai ,•' i;
Great 1H«H
V WB PKAH rri
jaiwHitwi i iimhiihii n t m
3 ta Feat In Dlaaiatar, ; ! ;
AH A TBitrIUmiUlMM. W«Ulkonta 'J '
ait fcni. aWt 'a.^i<t Uw
******* ■!H>.
MstoHSimyie, , rj
MmunMmr«muaiitn€mn ■'
•SEAT WESTESN WEIL AUBES CO.,
MnaMli Bawls O*.. Inm.
^■W.iHs aNwr>*«w *l«4wr«lw—t
J WHAT II IT.—8om.thtn* in. Mb it
\njm
iveai:
able Quotations
RSsSn
C«., 1S3 Soath Mala rtwl. 9%. fcaljfc
Weather Stria <
Rr, UJSVBsr-*haa
Send tor aatnpiea.; J. Downfe * Co- IBPab-
Uc btjusre, Cleveland, Ohio: Territory Ibrsali.
, PMT. tfuva —
U tft« only irftparaDoa,
on tha • mooth«a ftes
gr/'j"
Ttlaaew Traaa la worn
KStMr.W.
Nseiaioevery Motion of
Ihe body, retaining Kup-
Cura abdair the hard ca:
excrcl-e «*r nvareit
•strain until permanently
cured. Sola chennby ihe
No. 6*3 Biesdwsr, I
nt\.v mail. Cs'l«ii .i.diur cl
m
o?P.%iX4%i
11>MAM SL la"
AGreatOfifer!
ilramrnU'i: extramelyr low artoeajbreos U.
I bittr.uftf Oaiatofim ain/id Woraraswaat4 l
* MM
| QlNTldaiM wrtw fcr AfMej for «M kj
{•Ami Eliza
. mVvmg
wi'«oTti. !•# ,000 ef Ike Sefif.
>:• i j .t- n . r-i'O- . T U'sfll 'tilti,
luical Sills to 0Hm\
IUal Site to-Idf-IBrt'! (
kwttWtk.OMTMkS«Mk {*!
Csstsaslal CsttaotlM «k OM Fdks' Oee> . ^
mM*- 40 ei«. By C. TwvjM. . .
atMdM rnV-iiMMk kkMtr IKR><wts*
One of tWeweetast af e
•um irmi tea. ast wm km.
VWBUSWWSffMRWlT
AVD nmOOSATM Alio
HARDENS THE GUMS t
It Imparts a delightfully refreshing
'taste sad teltef to tbaaoath, mnor-
lug sll XXETAS sod SCCKF from J
teeth, completely srresting the pro- ,
gross of dee>T, and whitening such
larts ss kaw become blsek by dsesy.
IMPURE BREATH
caused by Bad Teett, Tobaero, SpMts,
or Cstarrh. I* aeotnObed by the
use of
It 1b as harmless aa vater.
VJ 1/ Drarilrt, tal Dwhw U T xj Oood.
One bottle will last si« months.
*.N.K.J).L.
JT-sso
ADVERTISE Its
WW deatre to reach na "*— **"
cheapest manner by oeiuj oaeov aiaae
saciaoaa or To OUtf uawsraraa AciB.Utt
LtBTa. Apply to K. E. PRATT, 79 Jackson Btraet
Chlcaia.
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