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laf aassUlem At me Ntomaeb, THE NORWICH NEWS. and in tho inflammatory stages of DOMESTIO HINTS. QERMAN BREAD. dyscntory no better or safer medicine has SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 187.

DEUTSCHE APOTHEKE. On pint of boiled milk, one-half ot sugar, ond-half cup of lard, two- been found than Beggs' Diarrhoea Bal sau. It Is prepared expressly to relieve all lnflamation of tho stomach and bow ola and does not leave the bowels con- TUB NEWS FUULISIIINQ COMP ANY, C.t'.UItstlOP. Kdltor mitl Bului auMrer. Htipatod.

Always kcop tho best on Band, It costs no more. For sale by Fly-uoU and light robci at low prices 4t ttOUOW BIOS UO. 4otf js. is. schun ana Mciuiicny.

GhoieeDrugsJustReceived Every citizen should encourage the band. What has becomo of tho dramatic FOR SALE CHEAP Tho follewlnf real citato and personal proper uompauy? ty will be sold aheap and on easy tonne: Tho Norwich Cornet Baitd will toon One bu.lnm lot on Mam itreet, centrally lo thirds ox a cup of yeast Mix the yeait and milk and lot rise light; add the sugar and shortening, with flour enough to make a soft dough; roll out an inch thioic on a well floured board. Divide the dough and put each in tt baking tin; make a dozen indenture! with the finger on the top, put a small piece of batter in each and sift over the whole one tablespooniul of sugar mixed with the same quantity of ground cinnamon. Let atand till light, then bake la a qulok oven. CRKA.M BISCUIT.

One cup each of sour milk and cream, one teaspoonful each of cream tartar and soda, half teaspoon of salt, flour enough to make a dough. Mix as soft as can be handled, roll oat half inch in thickness, cut in round cake and bake Always a complete stock of Cigar and Tobaccos; Faints, Powdors and Lotions cated) one blaekinilth ibop 20x40 and two eom- appear upon the streets. plete letl of bleckindthini and repairing tooli. Also one oOoe, ISxjM, and office furniture One boiineii lot en Main itreet north of Dares ATenue, A rare baiHalu. for particulars, oall Note Books and Stationery; Perfumeries, Toilet and Fancy Articles; Hair Brushes, Trusses, Plasters, Horbs, at tho Tho workmen ore busily engaged preparing the frame work for tho city oaoraddreii: C.

C. BISHOP, hall. J. F. Baohr, a prominent busiucsmuu XORWICH, KANSAS of Wichita, was in this city Friday of GERMAN DRUG STORE last week.

Tho home dramatic troupo should W. Pollard. muko preparations to produce one of oo south Main street. I also have "Schuh'i Favorite" cigars. Try them, Compounding prescriptions a specialty at all hours day or night.

Remember the place. Physician and Sergeon. I will make professional calls day or night at reasonable charges. Female Diseases a Office 2d door south of Norwich Bank. E.

B. KAN8AS. NORWICH, SOUTH MAIN STREET, NORWICH, KANSAS I. W. Hendry prop rietor of the CITY BARBER SHOP.

Saving had long experience in the barber's vrofession, I respectfully The Badger Lumber Yard -Is Headquarters For All Kinds Of- solicit patronage of BUILDING MATERIAL the public. Ladies' ana children's hair cutting a specialty. NORWICH KANSAS. Cansiflting of Lumber, Lime, Laths, Doors, Sash and Posts Also Handle the Canon City Coal. J.

A. ROBINSON, Manager, PATENTS obtained, and sill other business in tho TJ. 8. Patent Office attended to for MODERATE FEES. Our office ia opposite the U.

S. Patent office, and we can obtain patents in less ime than those remote form Washing ton. NORWICH, KANSAS. Send ODEt OR DRAWING. We advise as to patentability free of charge; and we make no charge unless we ob tain patent.

"FARMERS' HOME" LUNCH COUNTER, We relcr, tx'ire, xo tne nntw Order and to officails of the U. S. Patent Office. For Jas. McKiernan, Prop.

circular, advh terms and references to actual clients iin jour own state or Connie artrfrfiflfl. H. A. SNOW Jro and Cove Oysters, Canned Salmon, Canned Beef, Sardines, Dried Beef, Bologna; American, Schweitzer and Limberger Cakes, Pies, Cider Opposite Patent Office, Washington, epiin a first-class confectionery store. If you want a good lunch give me a call.

zu-u v. Young Building, la a quick oven. BEATEH BISCUIT. Two pints of flour, one teaspoon of alt, one tablespoon of lard, mix into a stiff dough with equal parts of water and milk; boat thirty minutes with a wooden spoon; bake in a quick oven. MUFFINS.

One pint of milk, two beaten eggs, two tablespoons of melted butter, two tablespoons of sugar, two teaspoons ol cream tartar, one teaspoon of soda, floor enough to make a batter that will drop from the spoon, HOMINY MUFFINS. One cup of cold cooked hominy, one beaten egg, three tablespoons of melted butter, two-thirds of a cup of milk; stir into the mixture two cups of flour in whioh has been sifted two teaspoons of baking powder. Bake In muffin rings in a quick oven. BnOET CAKE. One cup of sour milk, two thirds of a cup of sour cream, one teaspoon of soda, a little salt, flour enough to make a oft dough; roll out a half inch thick and bake on pie tins.

FLAP-JACKS. Ono enp of sour milk, half cup ol soar cream, one teaspoon of soda, salt; one egg, floor enough to make a batter. Bake, on a greased griddle. BOILED ICING. One enp of sugar, two tablespoons of water; boil till it threads from ttoe spoon, stirring often.

Beat to a stiff froth the white of ono egg. Put in a deep dish, and when the sugar is boiling pour it over the egg, stirring rapidly together. WHITX CAKE. One cup of butter, one enp of sweet milk, two cups of sugar, three cups of flour, whites of six eggs, two teaspoons of baking powder. WHITE SPONGE CAKE.

One and one-half cups of sugar, whites of eight eggs, three fourths of a teaspoon of cream tartar, ono cup of flour; flavor with lemon. LEMON LAYER CAKE. Yolks of two eggs, one cup of sugar, butter size of an egg, ono and one-half cups of flour, two teaspoons of baking powder. Bake in three layers. Filling One cup of sugar, two-thirds of a cup of hot water, one tablespooniul of flour mixed in a little cold water, grated rind and ju'ce of two lemons, yolks of two beaten eggs.

Stir all together; boil till thick; cool before spreading. CLOVE CAKE. One cup of butter, two oups of sugar, one and one-half cups of milk, fonr caps of flour, four eggs, one-half pound of rabius seeded, one teaspoonful each of cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg and soda. CRULLERS. One cup of sugar, one oqp of sour milk, two eggs, three teaspoons of melted butter, one teaspoon of soda, one-quarter of a teaspoon of salt; fry In very hot lard.

PUDDING SAUCE. One cup of sugar, oue-half cup of butter beaten to a cream, two table-spous of flour, one cup of hot water; let come to a boil, then add the juice and grated rind of one lemon. Laura Had Made It Herselt Tom and Laura had been married not quite a year, and a few friends wore taking dinner with them. Suddenly, in the midst of the cheer a crash was heard outaida the dining-room. Tho shook made the glasses on the table Jingle and the cunndeller quivered overhead.

The gunsts looked into eaoh other's blanched faces without speaking, and a groat horror brooded over them. Bridget kad lot the sponge-enko fall on the stairway. Brooklyn Citizen. The Era of Old English. In silverware, both sterling and plated, many old English forms and styles of decorating ate used.

The fluted pattern in bright finish running diagonal ly, is popular in both sterling and pla-tod ware and bids fair to hate a long its interesting plays. II. 0. Gortou roports having had a pleasaut visit with frieuds iu Wichita tho first of tiie week. Miss Alleigh Walker returned Wednesday from a short visit with, relatives near Argouia.

The street crossings have greatly improved the appcarauco of the city. Tho next thing iu order will be street lamps. Those of our citizens who have dogs and have uot paid the tax required may find the cute canine ready for the funeral services some fine morning. Prof. Biggs, the veternary aurgeou, horse trainer aud educator, has a school of about twenty pupils.

We have been informed that ho is an excellent instructor. The News would be thankful to any. one who will take the time and trouble to send ns tho local happenings from any of the townships within a radius of twenty miles from Norwich. Mr. John C.

Gosh has returned from St. Louis. He accompanied his wife to that city last week to visit her mother who is dangerously ill. Mrs. Gosh will uot return for several weeks.

There are several merchants and business men who have street lamps and yet they never have them lighted. Why wot donate them to tho city and perhaps tiro city authorities would have them properly attended to. John W. Logan, while out sporting Thursday eveniug on the Chicaska river, at one shot killed three pelicans, nach measuring eight feet from tip to tip, five feet five inches from feet to bill. Their bills measured seventeen inches.

Several car loads of wheat, oats and corn have been shipped from this place within the past week. Messrs. Witman aud Ecroyd are paying highest market prices and consequently they are kept busy weighing grain and loading cars. Tuesday H. Ecroyd in fited us to take a look through the large granary and Ware room of Witman Ecroyd.

We were very much surprised to see twelve hundred bushels of oats stored away mi the fruit room of the Hazclet building. Marlshhad better appoint another day upon which the various contributors to the News may meet at our sanctum. Last Saturday Katie had not received her copy of tho News and had uot learned of the appointment made by Mariah. Mr. and Mrs.

Newman, accompanied by R. J. Wilkiuson and E. D. Wetton, of near Rimnymede callod at this office Thursday.

Mr. Wctton is late from London, England, and will make his homo near Itnnnymede. He is a very pleasant gentleman and is the fac simile of his friend It. Wilkinson in his demeanor. "Can a hog bo taught tricks?" asks a cbildrens' paper.

Yes they can; they have learned tho trick all by themselves of taking their local paper for years, and then sending it back marked "re-fused" and they could bo taught all sorts of other tricks except paying their debts if anybody has a mind to try them. ORh Billings remarks: "After several years uv reflection I have cum to the kqnklusion that tho throe most difilcult things in life are: 1. Carrying an arm-fuloflivoeelsupa steep hill without spillin' au eel. 2. Aktln, as a referee at dog fight without gettiu' mad.

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It Is only eightara years old, ret It Is read and admired by tha people, of tne eraat Bouthwset, now barton over 8,000,000 popnla Men. Rnjoslncthe advantages for qilek delivery fforded by etxtonn railroads, Ttinta re toorongiily distributed over an tanmenm territory at aa early hoar. II has attained an nnapproaonable circulation among those wnos favor is most aealonsly oorrted by lodlcione advertisers. Mod orate etiafgee for space and satisfMtory results have popularised tie a4-Tetttslna columns. Tun iimse is atae-t bright, newsy and entertaining, and wnrka.

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