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THE Hb i Irl FMD ,�1ia�._ ; 3, i580.
m.
earnest begaln-
than this, that
an lug past, for
1 en ours.
and sordid, and hence m -
to the wants acid neoweities of
is to make ourselves just about
miserable as we have the capon -
y of being.
Plrmueas of purpose is tope of the
nest ancessary sinews of character and
este of the beat instruments of .uoeow.
Without 1t, Kettles waster ►ss efforts tu s
lace of incnsistencies.
Cheerfulness u just as natural to the
heart of a loan in strong health as color
to his cheek ; and wherever the. u
habitual gloom there most be either bad
air, unwholesome food improperly severe
labor, or erring habits of life.
So far u charity from impoverishing,
that what is given away, like vapors
emitted front the earth, returns in show-
ers of blessings into the bosom of the
person that gave it, and his uttering is
not the worse, but infinitely better for
it.
Pray modestly, as to the things of this
life; earnestly for what maybe helps to
your salvation; intensely for salvation
itself, that you may ever behold (,od,
love God. Practice in life whatever you
pray for, and God will give you more
abundantly.
In the battle of the Lord, the place of
safety is the thickest of the fight. He
that runs away will surely be overtaken;
he that hides from the enemies of the
cross, will be pierced by some stray bul-
let; he that seeks a worldly shelter will
perish in the storm.
}toussholb }tints.
it0ealu Bran IT. -- Put as lime sweet
milk Tutu year sturi•g dishy wish
W tape, ensue. an white $ 1 Nin at
thee
kpead grid smooth, roll half &fl pich in
thiekgem out into small cake, peck with
a fork, and bake in a quick oven.
Luau Bamsemi Minx Pu'rATWW- Take
good sound potatoes, cut them iu slice.
(raw), and put the milk, us000rdingwthe,
quantity quo wish to make, in a pudding
dish; thea alter yes pot the potatoes iu
the milk, put it in the oven for about
twenty wiautes; then take out and out
putts e. with the setae milk, int, s
saucepan to buil until dose ; sewn be-
fore you put them to boil.
POTATO Fiona. —Rasp the potatoes in
a tub of cold water, and chat a it re -
until
►
p.Medly until the rasping' tall to the
bottom like paste ; then dry it in the air,
pkosiel it in a mortar and peas it
ttkaough a hair sieve. It u nearly as
nutritive and much lighter than wheaten
dour. It is therefore preferable for mak-
ing puddings and pastry for invalids and
infanta. A portion of it also improves
the appeatsaoe of household bread, and
dealers constantly pass it off as
arrowroot. If kept dry it will remain
good for years. ,,,,�`�rs.s,'1O••• •
the stun. thiels as fur our
daft as Oen be Sewed' with a kpddul= Deco d
sejegt th.,r .qt. Thgta o�p.q�s�s w ''.�' ' �V�O.
put up fur pnpaLr Tuesday
a re •fl t> S 1! NEW FRIJITS.
tae firstarenjjjJJJ !�0
Mrned•y m November, and the busts
Eloetvsl Colleges resthbii' formed. sibs
Electoral Colleges then 'meet in the
barites Stotts on the lust Wednesday m
tuber to reurorl their vote and sem
lissforth.
Mr. John Dorsey's carriage shop was
destroyed by fire on Thurday last. Loss
714,000; insured for $1,200. The fire is
supposed to have been th+e work of an
incendiary.
A BROKEN HAND.—On Thursday, the
lath inst.. n peculiar accident befel Mr.
Samuel 'Trott, of the plaining mill near
the market. It recuts that as Mr. Trott
was moving lumber, he fell, and while
doing so put out his right hand to pre-
vent himself from coming to the ground.
This broke the bone in connection with
the thumb, a bone which, we wider -
stand, is not often fractured. The acci-
dent was attended to by one of our sur-
geons, and we hope that Mr. Trott may
not . be prevented from attending the
'deliberations of the Public.Schuol Board,
of which we understand he is a member.
FRUIT EVAPORATINu. — The fruit
evaporating establishment of Messrs.
Wilsoi & Robertson in this town is now
in full blast, wither day and night gang
of hands. The building known as the
cid Baptist Church has been titted up
for the purpose. It has been divided into
three fats. In the first tlat or cellar is
the furnace; the front part of the second
flat is fitted up with bine for the recep •
Non of the fruit as it is purchased from
the farmers, and the back part of the
tiat makes an excellent and commodious
workroom while in the third flat the fruit
is stored after it is dried. There are
three peelers and corers • in use. ET
means• of these the apples are peeled, the
cores removed, and the apple is cut into
thin rings. -These three things atone time
'with the same machine, and each ma-
chine is operated by nue boy. From
the coring machines the peeled rings are
haueled to a couple of girls attending
each in wahine, by whom they aredressed,
that is. :all the bruised parts are cut nut.
From tit, at they are taken by another
girl a'tct vi.real out.sitt;ly upon what is
called a tray. The . fruit is then ready
for the evap.trator. The trays resemble
the arreauv of a fettling mill, only con-
siderably larger and the wires thicker.
The evaporator is composed of a furnace,
••n the tap of which is placed a square
wooden funnel, very much the attain) of
a salt derrick :and about thirty feet high.
This derrick it constantly tilled with hot
air from. the furnace. .1t the bottom
and tip of this derrick in the inside are
two large wheels placed upas a shaft,
'Making, at. it weir, a Bort of windlass at
the "bottom and the same at the top. On
each of these wheels is placed an endless
chain. The trays containing the fruit
are placed on slats fastened on the chains,
and are thus carried arpuml from the top
to the bottom of the derrick by turning
a crank. Each tray takes about five
hours to dry, and about 1241 trays can
Le plat•.. 1 in the ovaporator.at one time.
vile fruit when thoroughly+ dry has not
Lost its flavor, and fur use is equally as
4.tod al green fruit, and will keep as
iong'RS apples dried by the old method.
Mr. rWilson hoi.t presented us with res pie
made frim these apples, and the differ-
ence hutween them and green ones could
not be distinguished. The evaporator
will dry about 125 bushels in 24 . hours.
-ZEzlmsit,r.
We have since learned that owing to
a wllreity of agaplea at paying prima the
est•bllshment hit been closed.
Mr. George Taylor, London, Canaria,
who keeps about 100 planta in his house,
heated by two coal stoves, and has all
the WINTaa rwwnaa he wants and some
for friends, gives, in the appended
extract from a communication to the
The Fruit Recorder, a hint of the reasons
for his suocees:"Alady asked me to look
at her oleander. She said she thought
it was dying.. When I looked at it I
tuld her it was, and very fast, too, for a
drink of water. Oh, it could not be
that, for she gave it water day before.
'Very likely,.I said, 'but you did not
give it enough. Just give it water until
it runs out of the bottom of the tub, and
du that et least three or four tunes a
week, and do the same by all your plants,
according to the quantity of foliage they
are carrying, and your plants will look
as healthy as mine.' (She had been
wondering how I kept trine better than
any other house plants in the city.)
There are more planta killed and kept
sickly -looking for want of plenty of
water than from anything else that I
know of. My plan is to study the nature
and wants of plea:-,, and I leave others
to study their jaw -breaking names, and
they more than re -pay nue by almost
doing as I want thein to."
the result to the Pra.Ment of the Senate
at Washington. The fltata Sites solid
for either one party or the other that
is, if the Repnb -bean partly obtain a ma-
jority, uf.ur41 ui the `Bate, the Electoral
Cullers 1 ttepu • and the w hubs
State vote goes fur t t party, or ria
verso. As the results from the various
States are known just atter the eleetiun
in November, it is untioniuud who is to
be the next President long before the
Electoral College meet in the various
States.
INGERSOLL IN A NEW LIGHT.
Frank Jarvis, a Chicago journalist, lec-
tured the other evening in the Centen-
ary Church upon the subject of Inger-
soll's plagiarism of the . writins of.
ancient and modern infidels.. We quote
from the report of the Ciiricago Tribune:
The speaker then proceeded to read
extracts from Ingersoll's various lectures,
and to substantiate his charge that he
was guilty of plagiarism. read quotations
from Holyoke s discussion with Brant in
London during 1853. He claimed that
Ingersoll's saying that "he would go to
hell with hu reason, rather than to
heaven without it," was stolen bodily
from the writings of Baron .Hoffhech, a
famous French thinker of the last cen-
tury. "The System ofNature. appearad
to be the favorite hunting ground for
the successor of Thomas Payne,- and
from that book he had cribbed two-
thirds of hie lecture on " Ghosts,"
In preparing his lecture on the gods,
which ho stated was the best one in the
course, he had searched the slums of in=•
14c1 Writings for material. His fautoua
aphorism, "An honest God's the noblest
work of •rearm," was crabbed fruui a work
published in London by Charles Blount
111 1863, and some of his pungent and
fotil allusions to Christianity and the
clergy were taken from a work su foul
that ita public.ition and circulation had
been suppressed by its own country,.
namely, the Life of the Gotta," by
Eugene Baptist Psrney, • Frewhman.
" The Mistakes of Moses," was almost a
literal copy of "The Doubts of Infidel',"
published in 1838 by James Wataon, and
the speaker quoted passage after to:usage
flour the two works to prove the asser-
tion. Ingersoll displayed in all his writ-
ings eonaiderabl ingenuity in the way in
which lie pulled, twisted aid entangled
the language cif the wiiters from whom he
culled, but not a particle, of originality,
111 all his writings the speaker traced the
thoughts of some writer of the pant, and
said he, " He never in Ikea an epigram
or advances an idea but that as still hunt
among the works of these old writers on
kindred subjects will ftiacover its pro-
genitor.. "Dean Swift's aphorists' "that
the loss a bottle has in it the more of a
row it makes. in `outing it nut," would
apply t,. Ingersoll and yet he had the
adamantine cheek to assert that any man
who did not du his own thinking was a
slava
It looks atif great attraction about
tiara Bernhardt,. is to he her clothes.
The New York papers are printing long
lists of her areviser, lexots and gloves, al-
t.koegh area far they have observed a very
suggentive silence in regard to her un-
lereMthea we snppt+se it may be aa-
.umt"t that the hely wears underclothes.
It i. a,•ttiag n, he quite the fashion for
:actreeies t , tllaplav a naosber of wetly
lres.res earn the stage, and if the thing
keeps owl. the lLa will soon coxae Ir he
devoted to the representation of the Is-
2itimTsn elrania, and will he tranefermed
into a first-class millinery establishment,
with real tigorea instead of the lay figures
and heats now employed More atten-
tion la 1• • ing paid t. v clothe* than to aeg-
is, One remedy a,.uld swam to be for
the latseessur of thea. chothes to disport
homiest in her various dresses, for slay
half An hour before the plc opened, used
then when everybody had revelled in
the beaotir'. of her clothes., the regular
nue eonkl hMrin. As it is now.
Veath is having treater homage paid to
bion than Shakespeare. [Telegram
. ealoaha Manville, mechanic, inventor
and looemyeie of the well known Calendar
.:brae" runt .••'.e+ .rtieles was tillwl at.
Rolan • on Teenday by falling
. '1 , she. Ra whew) to th. .mgrn..-mom
,-h• ;leen. Misnnf.1.fnetnv fi mtlana
HOW THE I'REhLDENT Is CHDSENJ
No one, except a natural born chosen,
is eligible for the office ..f President of
the United State; nor any one who has
not attained the age of thirty-five years,
and resided for fourteen years within the
Uuited States. A permin hating these
qualifications, is selected as candidate at
a representalive caucna of his friend.,
and, i7 depends upon the votes id the
venoms States which of the candidates
shrill be President. The States vote as
follntrs:--They appoint, in whatever way
their Legis tore may direct, f number
of Ptesldential elwtorr sisal to the
1»ibefgf reprsaenbitisleaand SlInator.,
N which blue Rate may be retitled in
Congress The r•presentation of the
Slats in Congress dtrpends upon it. pope
lotion, and two Auo•tora are idled
Thus New Turk State has fit 'Members in
the Horse of Representatives and two
Senators.; TnM teeing les in
latic res, iiia 01)11 ititlreu
the tire, sscatwrt'•-Ilha , 'th•s, 111
York is seAtbiRD HI presidential shah -
ors soil sod Indiana Jena Ths usalsf♦ w�
tof selecting thlU its' 'nttbaMO i wthe palms gT
en of Mak dI�ABlist _sefatt
presrwntateveu to . • ethical waren
each party having r sopassia eesverft •
The district amventicxas of both odes
mend delegate* to separate State gather-
ings The Republican Mate gatherings
then *elects the men it wishes to foram
the state electoral college and the Demo
.eats new-..,.hloruter• .•, %el obs' nom
DwAara» PLANTS. --$o great is the
skill of Chinese gardeners in dwarfing
plants that the Chinese ladies wear In
their boeota little dwafed fir trees,
which, by a carefully adjusted system of
starvation have been reduced to the size
of -button -hole Rowers. Thee remain
fresh and evergreen in their dwarf state
for a number of years, just as fir tree
in mouetains are everween, and thus are
excellent s symbols of psi pack, (It
love, to express which they are used by
the ladies of the highest rank in the
Celestial empires
Dr. Miller, of Lindsay, died suddenly
at noon on Monday, it is staled, from
the effect of chloroform, Wien bymis-
take, while under the influence of liquor.
In a quarrel about women at Napanee,
on Tuesday, blows we struck, and Wm.
Little stabbed Albert Humphrey in the
face. The latter will recover.
1881.
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TO THE TRADE.- LEATHER and F in oiron in any quantity, and at lowest prices 11751)
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- G oderioh
1.e what Pkpsiciatee Wad tae People
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Daniel Gordon,ls►D LIV1cK (fIL AIgD HYMN/PHOp-
PITIES, as a redy for Ceaswptte.
S.r.rala, avast W.M1 g Allsetteas s i
Mooers. Stxrrr & Bowra: GENTLEMEN -I have prescribed Roars Emulsion of (sod !.Iver
Oil. rte., in my practice and atsN1 it In my fam-
ily. 1 am grostly pleased wilt[ it be apsc of iiata•palatableness and the gold result: that follown. nye." I have found it very seryi.ruhle In
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RixpectfuUY yours.IRA M. LANG. N.D., 279 East Broad way. N.Y. Rilliel
ux in tAe lewnty, essd Larptst $Hillook tAi• tide of Lowden!
Louisville. Ky., January 3, 14174.
(IErTn.mone For the last fittest) months 1 I pima* Imo,
have used your Cod Liver Oil Emulsion. both in $x(rRueotl St rraB,
hospital and In privatepractice.and have been
greatly pleased with its effects. It is Lw-tter
SMI-BOAIOS,
borne and can be taken for a longer time than $1117 Castes,
any other preparation of Cod Liver Oil. In
Uonatunption and children's diseases 1Lave, Lorxolta, WIC., STC.
found It especially valuable.
-TORN A. (HTERLONY , M. 1).. Utah Buyers will Snd it to their advantage to see my stock if they need a good article at
Yes. Physician, LoutavitieCity Itospital. close prier. -
■Maxsra. Secrrr & i oWNit: 1 have used Soelt's 1). GORDON, West 1*Mmf, Re,s /'oat 11.1ilire, (rotierirh. ,
Emulsion of Cod Liver (Hl in variety; instances
and 7 have found it to be easily taken, readily
assimilated. and rapidly improves the nutrition — _
and fl;a)i. I cotader it the hest Emulnlon I
have ever used. it. E. 11A(!0l TllN. M.,t'.
ititlis. Ina.
Memos. SCOIT It BOWS: E i i hitvcgt(en your
retnaly of Cod Liver Oil. fir.. a fair trial. and
am Kind that 1 can my I think it is TIM remedy
for weak lungs and bad coughs. I can highly
recommend it. Wbenthedoctors had given TWO
up. I commenced using your medicine, and 1
amaining health and strength-very'fee ant 1
thin 1 shall reran he well.
Yours truly.
O. A. HIRDERMTAIYt.
/lalvosten. Ind.
Surf? St Bowma : I felt it my duty to let you
know the benefit 1 have derived from the use of
your Emulsion. I halt o very hest cough for
year.n, hind tut cyiottuMieg Dr. J E. Gorsuch ce
this city, be informeedms that my left lung was
diseam!. and preecribteillicott's Emulsion,rlth
Hypopheepbitee. After taking two 1.014 1(.44..1
began to improve very rapidly. and continued
using it wail I had taken :en homes near now
am as healthy a man an there in in the eityof
lialttml.r.•. ilea en i began using it 1 weigiaed
145 on is. I now weber It19 pounds.
Yours. B. P. F-Ait41P11AR,
Oct. 3. lh'T:l. (10 tim,,re. Md.
('hNANDAIsii•A, Kc pt. 15. 1377.
Ileum& Bow's.: Qteare- 1 thought 1 would
write to your, as I saw a:10114.0 epee your lett ma
of late upon Hes lung enntinned Wear. This has
provan true in tn7 ease. I.vvaa given up to die
last Man -b with cnnaubtption. the beat me dital
aid made no use of any treatment. Myhnsbomd
applied for your Rmubion of (sod Liver(Ill ; he
has 1{.ntCtit to-unty-six bottles and 11 isr'eatoring
me to health beyond the expectations of hun-
dreds 4 -stooling to bear of my death every day
1 should like to take it fora year. when. 1 think
1 will be perfeetly cured.
Yon with resume -I.
MRS. ELDit11K:E.
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A 1 ha a no Ageatathere.
1, my�g by mel at 83 0.-
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Physicians' Prescript ions and Family iteceipts carefully prepared at all bourn
COURT 1-1OUS3E3 SQUA1iii
1741
If You Want Good
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
CROCKERY, or
,, 47 fr i e GLASSWARE,
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D. FERGUSON'S
Hamilton. Street, Opposite Batley's Robsl.
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la addition to the ordlasry WINO RA Qggaq ase Lllrlr.. , Tells, 1 darns i fret Msstt tit
Floor, le ! le 'i
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"Fair Dealing and Moderate Prices."
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IV (keds delivered ts say nn et Ibis Teen
0 Ferguson.
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