Eldora Herald (Newspaper) - January 2, 1878, Eldora, Iowa ftt te everi Editor t In advance pnj nt end or tho In 73 In W BUSINESS a on of I or bolero full of nre cordially on ruch or tint full of Kic Visit uro cordially JOHN UTY on f evening vl ouch on or before tin lio art Invited f ii BRA of ul Hull on every urn VOLUME HARDIN JANUARY NUMBER TIME NIL of meets nt Hall on Monday uro cordially Tim and best fur In Central WINTEll DBS MINNESOTA NARROW Three Trains Each Dally Des Mines mid climo mill with nil KIT on tlie Tor und nil couth cnn HAT 1 ID II Vi No nt at Amen leave Mull and Amen alii AT H Den and nil South and N KM A Ticket SALE AND A This ild Itn tiro mill yen tit KOOI furu and also n good livery In connection and at Will In uml III in nil anil Circuit f mill lit up ey nt anil ro In Smith HI Hillr ft fat Law of Sp to r f anil n KH niton lit Notary Leading Through Route tho the of rout of uml the East West Trunk Lines VOU CH UTY Ami nil Weal Connections at KANSAS uml Al MASON lUUTIi uml nil ifl RECLINING CHAIR CARS of Grocery It will toon hand nt nil for tint lien and III the Carriages Furnished for Tun er A Specialty made In Selling nail 0 TO A dont look Ilko a If I did n kiss from your No meets n young nnd a rose ot Bin t Mow far n boo And how Icon wna on your red though for And not give 1ru late your fmill Why did yon nt nip Ho n no mnn could For your blue and your tv Ami your Woro hero to IPO And could I they didnt dwir Suro futures Ilko t him Ho If they ou hide and mil be 1111 young fellow na Arc you frowning lion 1 1 lull you Im I DAILY STAGE LINK Ob not M It Blood In tins stream In days of old fur sli In blsom heart Of Ilko TII love How how rich 8 dowry la In How ono 1 Ihi m Por whon 3li is only Sliv Iven its tin Minimi rinc Full of com fur H 1iir hi who who loVi Time riii uml mid uni IVom the Golden Speech Is but silence Is sailli the Certainly i talent for holding ones tongue de serves high rank among negative vir of Snake life is altogether The power which some snake mothers possess of retarding tlie deposition of Steamboat Rock to id Leave Steamboat Hock i 8OHTKU A nt will nnd Ioni I front und dt SIM kol iull i In at ull h ninth tu J to i 7 in I to Sii ii COACH nnd Air Nil 1iltrr mill fill Il t ill llK 11 ii n 1 I ur tho i inn Ae CHICAGO FilH Kldo or Will ill of A l ot LL r lid RATT LAW Every Morning at 7 In Holland at 10 HOLLAND AT ARHIVE AT In to with Train or TICKETS TV A ON Till Rock Island and Pacific yon AT Tin Central Ticket MADI AT Vi ATTORNEY AT Collection and Land ou ut llu I A DCS I all Points nnd nT fur KITE GTS MISSOURI AND ul 17 111 tin for thu Fire Insurance S StOTT i lor all kli Carriage Painter In r IOWA an low i Iur Htl for Sale for sain his 160 ACHES TIM i nun tlie if mill Us mill fill In uml tho IU and California In unit nil No uml AUB IIH ami Minneapolis IH I llin nil In mid uml Tni uml nil IU La In uml Now uml nil In anil Iu ireen anil Line Is tin uml mill Luku IIH anil Line In tin mill mill via ItH Chicago and Milwaukee Line Is thu nlil anil IH o in mill Ku uml In luce Drawing I on in Cars an run Ull nil uf thin Thin llin ONLY LINK running lie mill uml or urn nl with Shuri A A mill run tinnil mid mul Mi Alum mill 0mural lor all niu with HID nl Ior nil fur Win junction M Itli nl nil this liy nil In Iin anil von link Tor your mill tuUu Nnw 415 I Dinlon 915 hnin Ilij 7n t curlier lur ur mil from Iming 10 Inn 1 Au ROOM New Exchange UNION STOCK Domes tic Cider cider for this pur pose should not he until when it should bo barreled and placed in a vault or cool and left to remain there until February or early in when it should be using and wired the cork should bo driven down to an eighth of an inch of tho so that tho wire can grasp Use copper which will require only once passing over provided it is well secured around the neck of the Then return the bottled cider to the laying tho bottles on their and it will keep for lie sure that the bottles are which in list be attend ed to just before the buttling Hanging ones can be made of the oak balls drop about the lime of tho sere and yellow quantity and thread them wire and arrange just as though you were working with A very pretty design is to commence by making a circle for the lop ten inches in diame then work down in the form of scol lops or gradually narrowing il to form a graceful Leaves for Wreaths or know nicer plan than to gather and press them with warm irons not too until they are If not quite dry enough will curl over much if tuo dry they will be Af ter all this is done get your little brush camels hair brush or a feather tip varnish Wo think our lined with pretty green moss and with bright put in would be a little heart rest all winter If you have pretty muss yon can pull it in dry and dye it yourselves using j green analine but the easiest way would be to send ten cents to a firstclass florist and ask him to send a little package by Pumpkin one pint of pumpkin that has been stewed soft and pressed through a colander melt in half a pint of warm a quarter of a pound of and the same quantity of stirring them well together one pint of rich cream will bu better than milk or butter beat eight eggs very and add to other ingre dients alternately with the then stir in a wineglass of rosewater and two glasses of wine mixed a large of powdered mace and cinnamon and a grated nut Having stirred the very put it a buttered and bake threequarters of an tho let your holding from half a bar rel to a be thoroughly scalded out the the tub and the stamper also well Take off all the out er leaves of the halve and remove the heart and proceed with the Lay some clean leaves at the bottom of the sprinkle with a handful of fill in half a bushel of cut stamp gently until the juice just makes its then add another handful of and soon until the stand is Cover over with cabbage place on top a clean board lilting the pretty and on tho top of that a stone weighing twelve or fifteen Stand away in a cool und when hard freezing comes remove to the It will bo ready for use in from four to six The cabbage should be cut Many a man passes for wise sim lily by saying and those who talk least make fewest sometimes we may repent our hut such repentance is rare compared to the frequency with which we array ourselves in mental sackcloth because of incautious To adopt the rule once given lo a talkative girl by a friend who knew the Never speak of and never say any thing which is would seem at likely to mako Carthusian monks and nuns of us all yet it Is to bu questioned whether the advice wero not There are always people who like to and good listeners It is said Macaulay once rode half a day in a coach with a deaf whom he afterwards pronounced a person of remarkable sound political and Madame do Slael on ono occasion was induced to harangue a wax figure for nn hour under the that it the figure was a gentleman who admired her writings and had expressed a desire to become acquainted with the These stories may or may not be facts certain il is that both of the great per in question were fond of hear ing themselves and egotistical not to notice whether their remarks elicited more than silent ac quiescence on the part of All savage nations place high value upon and conversation is bo yond doubt one of the arts of civiliza To know what lo say and when to say is the sixth sense which shall steer its possessor safely over hid den shoals and through and win for him the harbor of Fluency and these are as dif is as the flowers we cultivate with care and the weeds wo uproot in disgust from our ders pity that the one should ever bo mistaken for the Undoubtedly half of the mischief in the world has been done by too much Had Eve not stopped to parley with the ser Paradise bad never been lost and thenceforth all through history idle words have been one of the agencies which have turned the fate of And a word once spoken can never be unsaid alas for the limes when wo be wail ourselves in dust and ashes over the speeches we would fain never have Perhaps the Eastern who cut out the tongues of their placed loo high a value upon silence as a virtue for Yet modern usage demands that the do shall never speak unless spoken Good children are seen but not heard is a passed into oblivion with the oldfashioned doctrine which required lilial obedience but in the days when it was p irt of household doctrine it nuut have added infinitely 10 the comfort of the families in which 11 Wits so In through out all ages sages have taught the vir tues of and hundreds of wise sayings might be quoted in its praise but neither proverb nor precept can havo more weight than the words of wherein it is said For every idle word iod shall call us into their we have reason to be sometimes even the when circumstances are for her to produce seems to us specially is known to havo both eggs mid a living Ho has Of the some slate that it is al ways viviparous others ally In her unlive Hampshire she has been with a young brood about her but there seems nn satisfactory evidence of any having been Time and careful only can this and many other Singular these wise and subtle surrounded by and but little not well versed in dian might have the anaconda to lay eggs because her cousin pythoness did so and wo might speculated upon her in us the python lint she has d a developed though dead family of instead a of HO much interest to naturalists that tho loss of the young ones is lo be though not won dered Captured from her native and shutout from the light of day in a box just largo enough to con tain this good swimmer arrives thus proving her amazing powers of endurance but she has had no fitting place in which lo deposit her and they die it is a note worthy fact in the annals of At from tho result of the incubation of the python was sus then it became and the birth of young From this it is evident that we to declare thai only vipers produce live young according to the original sig of the a a coronel and several other nonvenomous snakes would be it is remarkable thill these peculiarities of reproduction are not confined to partic ular families and genera some lay some incubate and others bring forth a live while sumo of tho lay the anaconda is com Potato Ono of tho important manufactured products of the small country towns of New England and Xew York state says the is potato II is believed that nearly three million bushels of potatoes are frequently con per year in the slates of Xew Vermont and New York in the production of This amount is as largo as the total potato crop of three as large as that of New Hamp as largo as of Fin Making In There are in as nearly as can be 5SO pin for producing either complete or by two nnd head iach of these machines will make on an average 20 per giving per or in one day if nine hours lens or in a week of 51 if all art would of average 4 tons as UK not ion of the whole of in ol or limn per calculation is based upon what machines have actu ally produced in 4 nearly quantity there aru tive Ions week madn from iron is coaled American mi dear us compared with Hit great buik of pins manufactured from iron price as brass although the metal of the one costs 8d per the other 3d per A good pin carding them on will card per min ute 1 of granulated block tin will coat fiR pounds of tin as bright IH The cost of working one pin machine in Ihe pins from be ginning to end is over per machine in a well conducted To produce one sheet of Slid the machinery costs if riUO on a sheet about To pro duce one ion of loose pint per of machinery required if are on cards or sheets the cowl About three tons of pins arc required always for dii tlie a To buy pins they must be loose for if bought on cards or paper work and material lo 1ins 01 nn always much thin ner Itian when its they have to be made thin and long to them and to meet the keenness of If made laosa they arc thicker and and therefore made cost less to and are better for not being so likely to bend or Hir mingham makes quite each London about one Stoud and about six and Warrington like one A A good slory is told by the Glasgow News of a recent performance in a provincial church which occasioned not a little talk as well as amusement in The organist of the church is it very clever but unfortunately for he is dominated by a spirit of mischief which leads him into awkward it he has slly played scraps from operas at tho of tin service instead of the vol or chorales which ate alone during it may be laid is not an mon liberty which church organists for in Scotch churches operatic me of inn played on an after whili the donee 1rcnbyleriiin minister doubtless imagines that only the harmonies of the angels are being interpreted to hi i Hut Epis copal clergyman now in question found out the trick the organist was and told him not to repeat and Ihe performer promised to regard the On the following Suni through Congo Thanks to the well founded belief that stones Lualaba no the Conso has now been fully justified and henceforth tlie Congo must rank with tlit three or four great rivers of It la to Africa what tlie Amn is to South the Mississippi i to North the Klang to It certainly exceeds the Nile in and possibly also in area ol Rising in the upland north of Lake it Hows northerly through the great interior basin of Af until it roaches a point about the second degree of north latitude M degrees when it swerves to tho then to the until it approaches the Where Livingstone was the Lualaba was a noble stream from to yards the great near thu it into a slill broader from two to miles choked with At the where the river breaks he broke out worse than lie begun to play out the cou to the grand strains of Lu thers Kin was t iven Im tissino on the grand organ but applying one of the soft stops of pid lio played in slow Tommy make fur your The as may bn was comical In tno extreme but if the wicked organist had nut carried his any further 1m might have been Not contented in hav ing his revenge in hi grad diminished tune of chorale and increased that of llu music hall and ended by extinguishing Luther burMing out on the grand organ witli Tummy room for your A member of tho and himself a musi lin was one of tlie cleverest things he Ins heard for a long though the jnUu was too it lm said that the or is now out of a narrows to or leas then spreads out into a broad stream from two to four miles with a current Mowing miles an The volume of water discharged is o ior minis Captain cubic feet a proba bly not lar from the At its iho Congo is a thousand feet ami the water has been found to be perfectly fresh nine miles from tlie For forty miles out the sea is perceptibly freshened by the vast vol ume nt Iresh water poured into Tho tide is fellas far as the HO miles up the In its lower course the river spreads out into exten sive swamps covered with and palm Wo have received several says the not on the whole meritorious specimens of intended to relied severely upon our animadversions with respect to reformed A is by no means disentitled to respectful attention merely ho IK a bail a worse and an Wo are glad of the opportunity thus given us of re Vermont onetenth as large as that of j what wo lately Xew Vork of about the name ilial are very j magnitude as that of Massachusetts people in their and doubtless mid much larger than the crops of Con in some small to the or There are population of the kingdom of about two hundred and iacI only way for them lo secure Ihe Jewelry Thn Uses of the Few people know the value of lemon A piece of lemon bound upon a corn will cure it in a few days it should bo renewed night and A free use of lemon juice and sugar will al ways relieve a Most people feel poorly in the and take medicine for but if they would eat a lemon before breakfast every day fora with or without sugar as they would it better than any Lemon juice used according to this re cipe will cure consumption oven after the doctors have given it up as not lo bo Put a lemons into cold water and slowly bring to a boil boil slowly till the lemons are but not too soft then squeeze until all the juice is and sugar to your tasle aird In this way uso one lemons a If they cause pain or loosen the bowels too the quantity and use only live or six a day until you are and then begin with a dozen a After using six the patient will begin to gain flesh and enjoy Hold on to the lem slill use them very freely several weeks Another uso for lemons is f r a refreshing drink for or in sickness at any Prepare as directed and add water and su Hut in order to havo this keep after boiling the squeeze them and carefully then to every pint of juico add two pounds of loaf or crushed boil and stir a few min utes more until the is skim and You will get more from tho lemons by boil ing and the preparation keeps lories engaged in the manufacture of potato and probably all of with one or two are located in the Stales of New New Hampshire and Tho aver ago price paid for potatoes by starch manufactures during the past season has been thirty cents per Tim aggregate annual production of all tho factories is usually from six thousand to eleven thousand A bushel of potatoes generally makes eight pounds of bushels being required for a As the average market quotation of potato starch ia about five cents per it follows that a bushel of potatoes brings ody 40 cents after being converted into and the value of the total pro duction of potato starch in tho country is from to per an Hook A reading a book is simply he who avails himself of facts already demonstrated by men of thought and thus giving him greater strength ami capacity in lifes and saving to him the chagrin of fail the loss of valuable time in labor ing to problems by himself And how shall this best bedoney Plain ly by reading standard books and well conducted agricultural as well as by meeting together and discussing methods of culture and The accumulated knowledge of the world should be as far as possible by each Man is ior lo the lower animal mainly from the fact that lie can avail himself of the recorded ex of who havo preceded for his and hence dues not need to commence at the bottom round of tlie ladder each The man who does not thin avail himself of such willing ness to i child of to be a slave to to spend his life and strength in vain battling with natures which wiser heads have learned to conquer in a far easier The the English In speaks of eucalyptus tree as bein extensively planted in that The government encourages its and shares with the The Company owning the great iron mines of el between 1808 and 1870 planted more than of these For merly it was impossible for their work men to there during the sum nier those who attempted it and the company obliged to take the lo Mill from the mines each Now Hie workmen are able to ive all the year through at the scene ol their of sensible people is to say as little IH possible about their past and future their repentance over the one and their intentions about Especially should ostenta piety not be nourished on il pub In a mixed assembly ignorant people who I not admit the i i General Kedor thn corn of the Russian troop tat the Shipka wits bora in 1SM irom a1 of the province cf Knz ami passed almost all his lifu inong the hardships awl clangers of tin warfare in Ihe lie lias taken a in Hum Ill battles possesses three distinction very rarely met with in tho Russian nr He has moreover during military career won universal ill subordinates and comrades by the of his manners and f high moral standard of his Tho famous French surgeon like Louis was an amateur lock and took an pride in hisr One after performing an onward march of thought and progress exquisitely delicate has cheapened every has improved other ciul of M term Umber good ami f on til Q jf Ulii and Silver Tho Future of American The American woman is being formed for a citizen of tho It is not merely as a teacher Hint tho spirit of the New World seeks lo prepare for woman a freer development and u wider sphere of activity it seeks to open Ior her free paths in arts and manufac It I must choose between giv ing education to the men or the women of a I would leave the men and begin the said one of Iho legislators of country to me one day and this is tho thought of u large number ol men in the United The advancement of tho high er development of woman is one of the most remarkable features of tho Now Worlds its greatest ami Us principal labor tov tho All Is now wanting is merely that it shall not stop I do not be of the men will if women with dis cretion and take place which society hero is willing to assign It is with that we are to estimate tho of a nations cultivation by the estimation iu woman and place which she iu because it requires no small degree to it whose They were telling yarns about good shooting out in the other Said ono of tho marksmen years ago I was out in New York slate hunting There an old fellow along who was some hat We the edge ol the when suddenly one of my favorite gamecocks jumped up on the fence and he drew a bead on mistak ing it for a I had not a second to and so I threw up my and quietly knocked off the left nipple of his shot gun at fifty so that when the hammer full Iho nipple and cap wouldnt be Yon saved Ihe bird then chipped in an attentive said I picked out tho wrong nipple the fellow tired the right barrel and blew my all to blazes The crowd quietly A curious detail from the Pass IB reported by a Russian ness The first of pioneers which had reached the crest the pass had eroded there iv wooden sur by the Russian nnd had burled beneath it about fifteen roubles worth Russian your said to mo one of the have got Russian property n this We A upl tp woyUs 1 Pi Jennie in one of her gossipy undertakes to explain why it is that so many young women marry elder ly She looks away from which has so generally been brought into consideration of such alliances for the principal Tho young man of according to this author is not the young man of lilty years ago be is not so painstaking and conscientious be lives at a has no love of homo life nor desire to build up character and reputation as a man and his ideas of life are bounded by the theatre and the doings of his little sot and in too many cases his ambition is to own a racer and be on intimate terras with the Naturally mothers shrink from entrusting to such youths as even if they have the and lire better pleased lo bestow them on older men whc have sown their wild oats who know how little of real value there is in Iho temporary excitement of pleasure who been married once and have learned to value homo and tho guarantee it affords for permanent hap Conundrums In 1 Circumstances What said as she tight her grip on the mahogany and uttered a howl of whili tears ran down her do 1 espo remind you of said giving Iho forceps a experimental wrench about a quarte of tho way of tho and ho calmly but firmly extracted what she thought was tho end of tho shoulder And what other river now said the brave turned white as a as he held the bone up in the air and flour ished it of the of he handing her the And then smiled with confusion and and acknowledged that tho tooth was perfectly and she had it drawn only to got a chance to propound two conundrums that sho thought ho couldnt Ho returned the fair girls love and and they wore wedded lust and have hud n large family lio hy tlie morbid liash anil ot this pandemonium nil who lose sight of fact that ily a gross sinner who wishes to i bettor can do with is to work ir anil others and any nothing bout Too many reformed blow too much about their asl Let them have tho de ncy to keep Then they will in time the exceeding beauty of a which as the over speaks by its turoV alion into of The la thu bout living pt ono of tho original progenitors oC our The tuo Justly proud of are According to States statis worm or Virginia fence costs nino one dollar ml board fence ono and stono vail two dollars and thirtyfour cents This is based upon wards at sixteen dollars per thousand nd rails at tho Bame source it would seem that of our ences sixtyseven per cent are of tho kind known as worm or snake seventeen per cent of twelve per cent and only four er cent of permanent stono The embrace rods of at a cost of or at the rate of nine hundred and roils to each ono hundred The annual ex pense of repairs and interest upon the investment is Thu inter national the cost of our fences nnd the value of tho live stock of the all up to about the same Each dollars worth of live stock requires one dollars worth of fence to it in That per cent of this fencing needless and may bo dispensed is How much of tlie remain der would ho rendered needless by a properly connected system of pasturing und it is hard to ws Tho following uro a low specimens of rabbinical lions for tho Sabbath may bo sprinkled in a house lo prevent tho dust from rising but because tilling ditches is deemed un some rabbis have forbidden sweeping of a room on the lest any furrow in tlit floor should It by the Walking over ground newly digged or plowed is also lest n pit or hole should bo tilled by treading on Leaping over a ditch is but not wading through lest occasion should bo given for Dirt on the shoos may be scraped oft against a but not on lest it seem to lill any ditch or Dirt the clonk or stockings may ba scraped off with the nails while it is recent and moist 1ml if it is dry It must remain until Ho command is BO strictly to iia tho ono kindle no the x Jew will under no a the nc on the 8 must douo A Monroe Xew York far mer writes thus The home lite of tho class needs arc houses fur hired help and fanners wives are almost The larner farm thu worse the Is there not much truth in what be writes All must admit its but tho culty is to a remedy that will bo 1erliaps its panacea may be found in the following extract from another farmers letter 1 havo always boarded my help until Ihe pres ent but I shall never do ii I built a and it has paid its cost already in tho added privacy and quiet has enabled me to and in lessening the the women It is hard for us to Ret rid of the idea that il costs us something to board our farm but we must do If a farmer will sit down and carefully count up just what it costs him to board bis he will bo surprised at the re and conclude that hotel keepers are not so very exorbitant after Let onr farmer friends think over the and see if we are not right in supposing that it is A process is announced in a Belgian journal by which ordinary wood has imparted to it the appearance of our most beautiful specimens of adapted to the very tinest cabinet The thoroughly dried and is once or twice with a liquid composed of one by of extract of walnut in six parts of soft water by heating it to boiling and The wood thus treated when hall brushed by a solution of ono by of bichromate of potash in live parts of boiling after drying thor is rubbed and The color is thus in wood to a depth of one or two in the of red beech or for the walnut appearance is most perfect A few years ago children in every di rection were collecting postage stamps for a million less of they were to receive a considerable sum from uncles or os fur the In many il was suspected thai these Blimps wero for a less repu table In and England just now a ia prevails for collecting foreign Iu the former country a collection of varieties recently sold for S while in France a re accumulation of stamps were privately sold for Iho no less were leaving the patients to said Hero live doors opening into this one of leads out my 1 dont said This of course dont yon lock is on replied and strutted prouder of his dis play of knowledge than ho hud buen the success of bis In the olden time in Philadelphia wore th of and usually obedience to tho orders oC their master or Consequent ly iv great sensation was occasioned on An boasting oC Then are springs iu where tho sinty can always hu net lo us wa among the guests at a gay party the progress of the when after repeated rings of a bell by the lady nf the house without any a door suddenly opened and a female domestic in it shrill informed her mistress The more you ring the more I wont This was a decidedly tional case but as she wouldnt she had to no portion of the world is honey consumed to the extent that it is in We are indebted to that city for styles of dress and to its edn the best authority in the world for concoct ing dishes that gratl fy Ihe With the parsley enters into nearly every kind of Immense quantities of this herb are consequently cultivated in that while Iho annual of honey in Laris alone is estimated As many The religious is a striking comment on the of sectarianism Two of the princes in South Africa are and are anxious for Hut ho sticks to his Jly he said want mo to be 1 say to pointing to the and Christians pointy Anglican Christians there wont speak to Christians When thorn has converted tho it will lime to coine to Michael In Popes the picture of holl the souls of the made one the latter so exact a resemblance n who was his that ev ory ono immediately whereupon the cardinal immediately applied to Pope leaning might be effaced to j replied You know I havo j deliver a soul uut of out of hell i There was a man in says Robert tho preacher in 9j and told him ho wanted to p was given an opportunity His texi light of the list ft giw
