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Cromwell Argus, Volume VI, Issue 290, 2 June 1875, Page 7

Patience "Rewarded.—An Ohio woman worked at odd times for nin<* years to piece a he 1 quilt containing ever so many thousand pieces, and then her husband seized it to hlanket his mule, and sai 1 it saved him paying six shillings for an army blanket. A Present Fit for a Queen.—lt is well known that crowned heads and peonle of that sort invariably take all they can set in the wavof earthly goods. A knowledge of this fact lately moved a person in Fulton, N. Y., to prepare a half-harrel of the soft and enticing couipounc called apple hutter, and to despatch ! he same, as per address, to " Her Majesty Queen Victoria, Buckingham P.a'ace, England.'' Such graceful and beautiful liH'e attentions as this are what cement the bonds of humanity, and shed a soft light of tol-de-nd over the dreary pathway of existence. New Yorh Tribune.

Hollovmtfs Pills. Nothing preserves the health so well as an rccasional alterative in changes of weather, or when the nerves are unstrung. _ These Pills act admirably on the stomach, liver, and. kidneys, and so- thoroughly purify the blood, that the? are the most efficient remedy in wardi-ig off derangements of the stomach. fe\"M\ diarrhoea, dysentery, and other maladies,and 7 ; vin • Uw* wl energy to deb:!:, fated co!i«H*a+i')'is. All win hive'the ivitn a' atl !ftndahl" desire of nam'sHr?" Mioir >wn an 1. their fam'ly's health, cannot lnbstf-er 'hm t"ii?t to Holl)w:.v , 8 ! J ils. -vhich >.-r<\. re ml ate an ■ strengthen. These onriilvinj ils a"' 1 '<"■' a for all ng'.s. seis-m*. ch'm \.t.->s. ■■> ••«] ... wli-n aH other aidaus fail, aaj ure iiiu best friend,