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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
DIR. WHITES TOOrH.ACH DROPS.

THE only specific ever offered to the
public, from which permanent and rad-
ical cure may be obtained of that disagro-
able pain, the tooth-ache, with all it, 1t
tendant evils; such as fracturing the jaw
In extracting the teeth. which eften Pr0ves
more painful than the tooth ache itself;
and cold passing from the decayed teeth.
to the jaw. thence to the head, producing
a rheumatic affection: with many other uo~
pleasant effects; such as disagreble BREATH
and taste Ia the mouth, DC. DC. all which
are produced by foal or decayed teeth
am happy to have il in my poser 10 o2er
to the world, a remedy, that will not only
remove the pain nine times out 81 tee, II
properly applied, but preserve the teeth
from further decay, and arrest the diseass
10 such as are decaying and have not ee@-
menced aching, restoring them TO health
and usefulness.
Certificates Of Dentists add Physiciass.
also directions for using accompany each
bottle.-For sale 10 Milton By Joba y
Wright, in Centeeviile BY Dr.. Pritchess
and il Richmond BY \. Siddall and kied-
sey Il Bugg, in New Paris BY J. G. Jam
eson & Co.
Take notice that the bottles are stam-
ped, vegetable Rheumatic Drop" and
the wrappen signed @. Il 8. Crosby asd
Go. With red ink, none others are gcn'nse
Price fry cents.
January, 9th 1926.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

...,c.- the managers made moral
";-,ne of necessity; and cannot, IKE
Hand. give the stage credit tor us
astonishing instance OF moral ior-
As Hand has given me some cred
!, for originality, l must here return
the compliment, and give him credit,
not fox originality OF arguments but
for its application, though he has APP
nl;ed it to the wrong side OF the ques-
ton.
One word to Thesplan and nave
done. He says that | -iorget that
.ome of the ATTEST minds Of this and
other ages have been devoted to the
drama. and that the extinction OF the
stage would bury thousands of the
r;c6est gems for the want OF proper
nmrishnent." That many great
.sniuses have resortcd to the stage
% display their superior talents l
very well know; but that these great
ceniuses must have persisted tor the
Tant Of food. had there been no stage,
Is what do not 'forget,' for this new
er knew. Could the genius OF a Shak-
speare. a kean, a Booth or Forest
have persisted for the want OF proper
nourisi,ment because a playhouse
conld not be found! certainly not
Rnt such minds would have found,
would have laid hold of. and devoured
with avidity more natural, substan-
tial. and nutritious food. There IS
little doubt, had not these talented
men been thrown upon the stage,
(most Of them from pecunlary neces-
sity) instead of gems in a playhouse
they might have been some OF the
brightest Orbs in the moral armament.
or the most brilliant stars in the po-
litical universe. Under other cir
cumstance.. Shakespeare and a kean
might have ranked in the British par
lament with Fox and a Burk; and
Forest Of Philadelphia, might at this
day have been measur' g strength Nth
Daniel Webster in the Senate of the
United States. But where is he now
in foreign land, selling bis talents
for filthy lucre.
Isay. Mr.. Hand, you have lost the
oysters, and propose that you, Thes'
plan, Editor, and myself, eat them to-
gether. u.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
WHOLESALE d RETAIL
Feb. 6, 1886.

THE subscriber having purchased
the entire stock Of the Richmond Book
Store and made large additions to the
already extensive collection, is now pre-
pared to furnish Merchants with all kinds
of School and Blank Books, on as favora'
bic terms can be purchased in Cincin-
natl. He intends keeping general as
sortment of Miscellaneous Works, which
will be sold cheap; also, Stationary, Sur
veyiEg Instruments. Superior Cutlery,
Silver Pencils, Steel Pens, Maps, Charts,
Bank Notes and Checks, Blank Deeds,
Ruled Paper, together with almost every
article called for in Store Of the kind.
E. II. BUCKLEY.
n. B. The highest price paid for rags
delivered either at the Richmond Paper
Mill OF at his Store. E. H. b.
Feb 6, 1886. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
Il &c TzOT
AT y E w p RIS.
Preble COuufv, Ohio

THE subscribers will offer at
Public vendue, on SATURDAY the Goth inst.
to the highest bidder, the following articles, viz
One new two-horse Carriage young
sorrel Mare. ladies' andmen's Saddles.
Harness, Brides. Trunks. &c. &c.
ALL the work offered for sale will be warran-
ted to be good, and they will insure ell the
Saddles not to hurt the beast for one year, and
should they hurt, will stuff the pad free OF
charge.
TERxs OF SALE.--All sums under So cash
down, and all over So ohe-third i'll hand, and
for the balance, a credit will be given until the
LIST OF January, 1887, by giving good and ap-
proved security.
SALE to commence at 10 O'Clock, a. m.
LEWIS DAVIS.
JOHN l.. DAVIS.
Feb. 6, 1886 SITS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
Cash Wan ted.

AS l expect TO start to the East
by the first of the Third month 10 lay in a stock
of goods, would request my friends and cu.to-
mcrs, who are in arrears, to come forward and
settle their respective dues before that time, as
CASH is necessary to enable me to give them
good bargains in future. Those whose accounts
have been OF long standing. may expect 10 have
them collected IN another manner If this otlce
is not attended To.
THE necessity of making collections a, this
time, IT is hoped, will be remembered by those
concerned.
Coop bargains given as usual, and the highest
price for country produce, by
BENJAMIN STRATTAN.
Cd mo. 9Th, 1886 5-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

DIED.-On Monday evening last
near this place. at an advanced age.
Mr.. JOHN BuRK a revolutionary PEN
sioifer.
-IOn Tuesday the 26th January.
THoMAs BENTON. infant son of John
v. and Mary Miller Of this place.
-On Wednesday last, near this
place, Mr.. NArLoR JEANS, aged about
IS years
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

THE WEArHER.-For a couple Of
weeks we have had hard and rough
freeze, with the thermometer frequent
ly some degrees. below zero, and the
dust BEGINNING to fly from the dry
surface OF tho earth. Quite different
has been the weather down East In
many places the snow has fallen from
from three 10 four feet in depth on
an average. and the sleighing has
been ..!eetle" too good. Here. we
have ct had the Crc-nd fairly cover
ed with snow during the winter, but
in the early part OF it. we could have
boosted of as much mud as any other
part ofthe country. Some fears are
entertained of the wheat crops. should
it continue long SO cold and dry.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

Mr.. Editor:-I do not wish 10 thrust
nv ~ into cverv mans business. yet
when see person disposed to find fault
with every thing they gee and hear without
inquiring any thing about 1t, ! feel It a
duty We al owe to community TO correct
the misrepresentation he NAV make
refer to the article # Mr.. Monitor in
YOUR last paper. He there charges the
Market Clerk with gross Incidence in the
discharge Of his duties; when il he had
merely ask cd the reason why he was no,
thsre ofaImost any person in market, the
coold have told him that he was confined
to his room by sickness. and that previous
inl,sposii,on prevented his making the ne
cessary previous arrangements for opening
the market at the time specified by the
advertisement. regret, as much "a Mr..
Monitor that It should have occurred, but
] think he - entirely too fast for Monitor.
A respects the obstruction Of the alleys,
have but one w,rd 10 say: have them
removed. o..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
Land Sale.

will offer for sale at public auction
at the Court House door in Nuncietown.
Delaware CO. Ia. between the hours OF
one and six o'clock. on the 9th day OF
April next, the 10th section in township
10, range 9. This land lies near the line
Of the central canal in the lower side of
Delaware county, the soil is excellent
Terms and other particulars will be made
known on the day of sale.
THOS. C.. ANTHONY,
School Com. d. c.
Feb. 6, 1886, 5ts
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.Jssdxc Refcr &0stsA,
Barber General on. the Sixth Judicial

Harber General on the Sixth Judicial
Circ,.it in Indiana,
Having estahlist ed a hran Oh ofthe Tonsoras
icai bureau m Richmond, will bestow his rn,-
fessiona services sn those whose bear,is require
the mo,.us operandi OF the Tonsos. He datters
himself that he can shave c.Oses, with more
ease, in better style, and cast a sweetes perfume
CT india's spicy odors DER his patrons, than any
other gentle nan o. the strop in the west. He
will also renoyatc old clothes in superior seyle,
lie may he found at Mr.. Sloan's until b gees
an Office.
Why are we fond OF tangled hair.
Why choose a grizzly bearl to wear,
And needless by the barber stray,
Whose shop stands in our way.
Beard would you cherish,
Shave ere too lors il grows,
And let Judge Peter
Hold you by the nose.
The operation soon is DER,
\ on ,e.i much better than before
Good Shawn, seek, i; 10 life's sect,
Aud Peter does it best.
Beard would Won cherish, &c.
When from dusty atmosphere,
The grease spots on your clothes appear,
lie renovates a coat or vest,
With any in the west.
Old garments CHERISH,
Whilst biting borea. blows
And let Judge Peter
Renovate your clothes.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

THE undersigned having taken
out letters testamentary, from the Wayne Pro-
bate Court, on the estate of SIias Arlington,
deceased; hereby notifies ali those indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment. and
al those having demands against the same, to
present them for settlement within one wear
from this date. The estate is supposed To be
solvent. MASON ROBEKDS, Ex.
Feb. s, 1896 SGT
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40 all Concerned.

AS | intend to start East the last
of February, and it being very important
that l should have CASH. | would be
thankful to my friends If they would come
forward and settle their respective notes
and accounts immediately,-espec
those of longer standing than one year.
Later dues will not be refused. If this
notice is not attended to / shall be com.
PEELED to call on them by the proper Off
GERS for collection. All Indebted must see
the necessity ofthis course, as it Is impos-
sible for me to carry on my business with
out CASH.
JEREMY MANSUR.
January 30, 1886. 1t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
Cincinnati and Charleston Rail ROaC.

The following from the correspondence ofthe
Lexington, ny. Intelligencer, shows something
eftte feelings now agitating the people Of Ky
IN regard to the great southern rail road pro
jet:
LETTER EHoM ONE OF THE EDITORS.
Frankfort, Jan. III, 1896.
DEAR CHAMELEON Monday the sub
Ject II the Charleston ani Cincinnati Ra'
Road comes up. and will no doubt elicit a
very spirited II not angry d.>c-.saIon.
do not think that lever witnessed So rurt
excitement respecting question ~ ~
nature Of this, as now exists IN Frankfort.
both among the multitude Of strangers
from all parts OF the State, interested in
the euhjcct, and the members Of the L.
g'sIature. Nothing else is talked of, or
has been talked about, but thus. for the last
week. II ism every mans mouth, and
the worry next word in his mouth, succee-
ding the usual situation after meeting. -
II Is not possible for me to form any idea
- To when the question Of granting this
charter will be decided. or what will be
The points touched by the work. should IT
ever be completed. The Bill rs it was re-
ported, By the Committee on Int rDal In
psovements. and which will come up for
discussion on Monday. makes Cincinnati
and Louisville points Cor the termination
Of the work, by means Of t~o branch he 8
running directly from the Cumberland
GsPto those cities. In THIS arrangement,
you will perceive, that the claims vi Lex
ioston TO a participation in the benefits
promised By the construction Of 80 stu
psnd0us a work Of Internal lmpov emeni.
- we'll as the claims Of many other isu-
postant points in the State, are entirely
overlooked. The consequence will be.
should this bill pass without amendment.
that Lexington and the rich country lying
adjacent TO her, will be passed by on both
SIDES Lexington will be permitted to see
and hear the cars Of CONNER ce. bur;hened
with produce and merchan1ize, passing To
AM from the cities Of the West and South.
ous she will GOT be permitted to enjoy :
solitary advantage that this great enter
Prise might and should corier upon her
she Oil Dot oniyabe excluded from sAs-
nag With her sister towns the commercial
s.c'i'ties aGss5ed by this Rail Road, but
M vi'l have ahe modification Of witness
-sng those wodn she has At great expense
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

To one pint Of spirits Of wine, add
half an ounce of gum shellack, half an
ounce of gum lac, half an ounce gum
sandrick; placing it over a gentle
heat, frequently agitating it until the
gums are dissolved, when it is fit for
use.
Make a roller of list, put little of
the polish upon it and cover that
with a soft linen rag, which must be
slightly touched with cold drawn lin
seed oil. Rub in the wood in a cir
cular direction, not covering too large
space at time till the pores Of the
wood are sufficiently filled up. AZ
ter this, rub in the same manner spir-
its of wine with small portion OF
the polish added to it, and a most
brilliant polish will be produced. II
the outside has been previously pol
ished with wax it will be necessary
to clean it off with glass paper.
The following gentlemen, nomina-
ted by the Governor have been APP
pointed by and with the consent OF
the Senate as members of the Board
of Internal Improvement, to act with
d. Burr, Samuel Lewis, and J. B.
Johnson, heretofore the Board Of Ca
nal commissioners, to wit:
Samuel Hall of Gibson county,
Elisha Long, of Wayne county,
Thomas II. Blake, of Vigo county,
JohnG. Clendenin, Of Orange coun-
,ty,
John Woodburn, Of Jefferson coun-
ty, and
David III. Maxwell, of Monroe
'county.-Ia. Dem.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

WILL be sold at public vendue
t...e dwelling house of Silas Arlington, dec, in
Wayne township, all the personal property of
said deceased, consisting of two horses, one two
hose wagon and harness, one cow and cali,
one clock, household and kitchen furniture,
&c. Sc. Sale to commence at 10 o'clock.
MASON ROBERDS, Executor.
Feb. s, 1856. SIT
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

Congress has made ample appro-
priations for carrying on the Semi
noie war in Florida, and has under
consideration the increase of the Ma
Wy and other means Of general de-
fence. The bitter spirit of party
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

We are requested to correct a
statement, copied last week, that p.
7. Barbour had declined a nomina-
ton for the Vice Presidency by the
Van Buren, party, of Ga. and to say
hat it was by the State Rights party.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
L u N u r r .
January Goth 1896.

"A RNSTRONG GRIMES and LEVI
- KEEKANS having associated to-
gether to trade in the above article under
the name of 4. GRIMES II Co., beg leave
to inform Sawyers, farmers, and others in
terested, that they will always give the
highest market price in cash for good lum-
Der of the following description. viz:
FLOORING BoARDs-Poplar II and l /
inch thick. 10 to Is #. long and from 6 to
8 inches wide-a!l square edged.
ASH, inch and quarter thick, 10 to II
feet long, and from ) to 8 inches wide; all
square edged.
WIDE popLAR BoARDs--One inch thick,
any width, from 10 to IL feet long:
also, three quarters of an inch thick, any
width, same length; all square edged.
PLANK PoPLAR--2 inch. any width.
square edged, same length.
all square edged.
JGeatherboard,ng; 10 to II feet loag, 8
to s inches wide.
JoIcE POPLAR AID OAK--From Is to %
feet long, of the following sizes 81 BY g.;
Sycamore, Same dime nsions, clear Of Wind
shakes.
SCAsTLiNG POPLAR AID OAE-From IL to
Is feet long; by A. by 5; 4 BY 6; 5 BY 8
and 6 by :; as ne ar square a. possible.
They will also be glad to get few loads
of good poplar scantling 3 BY 4, not less
than II feet lcag.
RAFrERs POrLAR--From Is to 70 feet
long; 3 by !: at the top end, and 3 ~ 6.
and 3 by at the greater end; also Syea-
more and Beech sheeting.
A. GRIMES, Il Co.
P. s. ARMSTRONG GAINES respectfully
tenders his thanks to agenerous public for
fayors heretofore received in his line, and
hopes by the above arrangement to be bet
ter able to supply his OLD customers Il 9TH
ers than heretofore. One Of the 6rm
will always be found at the yard. where
also will be left accounts Of lumber got
heretofore, and where gentlemen will
Please call and settle them. A. g.
Richmond, Dec. 5, 1885. ~ It.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

peryades all their deliberations. and
has lately produced very disorderly
conduct in the House. 20. Adams
is likely to win for himself in that
body. the title Of s.the great agitator."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
TAKEN UP

RYW,lliam Pnlle ofNew Gar len township,
DWayne county. Ia. one sstray Bay mare
black main and tail tie night fore foot and the
left hind foot white. a .tar in her forehead and
a snip down the nose with some saddle fnarks :,
fourteen hands high, supposed to be fourteen
years old, appraised to five dollars by Jonathan
Jnthank and Aaron Mills
A true copy from my estray book.
JOSEPH MORROW. Up.
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b. c. =. =. n .


We have been induced to give our
Sc a place for his
closing remarks this week, as he has
some right to explain-The contro-
versv Is now closed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

q BOY from fourteen to sixteen yeas Of age
of moral and industrious habits, rs an ap-
prentice to the Coach S.nithing business by
FULGHUN 4 SAILOR.
Richmond lot no. 3Uth 1896
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

Our Legislature will adjourn on
Monday next The business. as u
sual, is hurried through towards the
close of the session without much
but we have not been in
formed of any important proceedings
except the appointment of the Board
of Public Works. 1t is probable
that the ad valorum Bill has passed
For taxing the aggregate property OF
each person, without specifying par
,icular objects.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
STATE OF INDIANA, } IS
De(a ware county,

Delaware county,
In the Delaware Circuit Court, for
May term, 1886.
John Conner and Merry Conner
formerly Mary Bales, John Hold
son and Jane Hodson formerly
Jane Bates, Boetre Bales, Sarah
Bales, Solomon Forkerer and BILL IN
Ruth Forkerer formerly Ruth : CHAxcEaT.
Bales, Robert Tempiin and Eu-
nice Tempin formerly Eunice
Bales,
Jonathan Bales, Thomas Bates,
Isaac NJ artin Bales, and Nathan
Bales
1T being made satisfactorily appear
by the affidavit of Thos. G. Anthony, filed
in the Clerks Office of the Delaware Cir
cult Court on this 3D. day of February, ID.
1886, being in the vacation of the said
Court, Jon athan Bales one of the defen-
dents to the bill Of complaint of the said
John Conner, Mary Conner and others
the above plaintiffs. filed in said Clerk s
Office on the date aforesaid, is not a resi-
dent of the state of Indiana at this time,
but that said Jonathan Bales resides in
parts unknown: therefore the said iona
than Bales defendant as aforesaii, is here
by notified Of the said bill in chancery
aud that unless he plead answer or demur
TO the same on or before the calling of the
cause at the next ensuing term OF said
court to commence and be holden at the
court house in the town of nluncietown
on the first Monday in May next. the said
bill, as to them will be taken as confessed
Attest,
SAMUEL. w. HARLEM, CLERK
Feb. 3, 1896. 5-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

BALTIMORE RIorERs.-Nine of the
persons convicted of participating in
the riots and burnings of August last
have been sentenced to fine and I'M
prisonment-three of them to fine
of $500 each, to four years impris-
ionment, and. at the expiration there
of, to enter into approved recogni-
sances for S. 900 each, to keep the
peace for twelve months-the other
six to one-halt of the above fine, I'M
prisonment, and recognisanses.
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q o o ID S:

together with large quantity Of superior Do
MESIIC manufactures:
HARDWARE.
QIEENSWARE,
CUTLERY,
&c. &c. &c.
All of which he has himself selected in the
City of Philadelphia, and can afford to sell on
az good terms as any other in this part Of the
country
Purchasers are requested to examine his
stock which is unusually large & we'll assorted
ATTICUS SIDDALL
January %, 1886. IT,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

The Parisians have introduced an
entirely new mode otpolishing. which
is called plaquev. to wood precisely
what plating is to metal. Water
NAV be spilled on it without staining.
and !. resists scratching in the same
degree with marble. the receipt for
making it is as follows
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06
LEGISLATIV
IN SENATE.

THURSDAY, JAN. 2l, 1856
On motion of Mr.. Elliott,
Resolved, That the committee on
canals and Internal improvements
be instructed to enquire into the ex-
pediency of authorizing a survey
from the White WaterCanal. at the
mouth of Nolans Fork. up the valley
of said Stream, to the National road.
a distance of eight or ten miles, to as
certain the practicability of making a
canal on said route, and report by
bill, or otherwise.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

ANOTHER CRfME-On the Upward pas
sage Of the steamboats, Paul Jones, and
Swift<ure, on Sunday, a difficulty arose
bet~ cen the pilots. which resulted in the
shooting Of Mr.. s. Edwards. Of the Paul
Jones, through the neck. by David Dryden,
Of the Swift.ure. Alter patIeas nearing
Of the case throughout, most Of yesterday,
before w. Doty. Esq. Of this city. Dryden
" as committed for trial. a, Laurenceburgh,
Ind. the nei2hborhoOd where the crime
was committed II was not supposed,
las, evening. that Mr.. E. would s-svive
throughout the night.-Cin. Gas.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

The following from the correspondence ofthe
Lexington, Ky. 1ntellisencer, shows something
elite feelings now agitating the people Of Ky
in regard to the great southern rail road pro
ieet:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-02-06

Delaware county,
In the Delaware Circuit Court, for
May term, 1886.
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-11-15
SMOKING MEAT.

Extrac. Of letter from subscriber at Cincinnati:
"How doctors Disagree | entirely
differ from one ofvour correspondents about
smoking meat. | would have a perfectly
air tight smoke. house, preferably of stone or
brick-il of log, plastered, and the meat
kept constantly in the dark. lift contracts
a Slight mould, so much the better. No in
sect will breed in such an atmosphere.
There is no occasion of putting meat inten-
ded for smoking into pickle. Let it be
properly saltel, and before hanging tup let
it be washed in not ley. Let it hang till it is
drv before smoke is made under it. Green
hickory wood is best to make smoke. |
have never had spoiled meat. Besides, it
will be foundth least troublesome way, and
very safe, as but little fire is required to have
smoke enough" ."-Genesee Farmer.