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How to Cure q FelOn.
A lady writes as follows:

A lady writes as follows:
Allow me few lines in your columns, to
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score of my friends, in arresting the progress
Of that painful disease called felon. When
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Propagating by Cuttings

Propagating BY cuttings Is not nearly so we'll
understood BY people generally as it should be.
We may say BY gardeners, generally. Nearly
al soft wood will grow from cuttings. in the
hands ola careful person. 1t is common
way to multiply grapes, curants, gooseberies
&C.; but few persons, unacquainted with hort
culture, will attempt the same thing With the
raspberry and mulberry, with which, following
the same method, they would be nearly if no,
quite Is successful.
So with Towering shrubs, which in propaga.
ting, are usually "laid down." there is not the
least difficulty, though with some the success is
not 20 uniform As with others. All the arbor
vitaes can be propagated BY inserting the
branches Of last years wood four or Eve inches
without removing the leaves.
Nose is tie time ,oAen this ,oorE should be done
Prepare the bed, dig deeply. pulverize the sol
we'll, and put it in good order. To be sure o.
the cutting growing, it should be inserted five
or six inches in depth. and placed from four t.
six inches apart, the earth being pressed 6rml!
around them. They should be mulched ant
watered moderately daily in warm weathe
when the ground is dry. They can either b.
pctted in the fall, or let remain over winter
slightly protected with . little straw OF lonl
manure.-Germ6nte,cn Telegraph.
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An amusing little incident occurred during
the late battle at Newtonia. The fight being
rather holly contested, an officer became very
thirsty, and repaired to spring near at hand,
to get draught of water. Kneeling down, he
drank freely, without the aid of cup. As he
rose from this refreshing spring, he set himself
fair and square upon his own heels, armed with
a pair of tremendous Mexican spurs. The in.
slant he felt the prick of the sharp rowels, he
thought the enemy were upon him, and bay
onet entering his flesh. When some Of his men
arrived. he was bawling, at the top of his voice
"Oh, / surrender! surrender
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
Rolls.

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die Of it one pint of warm milk, with lump
Of butter as large as half an egg melted in it
Salt. -Four spoonfuls of yeast. Set the sponge
at about seven in the evening; make it up about
ten, adding as little flour as possible. Set il
to rise until morning, then make it very lightly
into round or long rolls. Let them raise until
time to bake for breakfast. They require
about an hour to rise and half an hour to bake
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Garden work for May.

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Stoeef Potstoss-Prepare bed for sweet po-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

The New Orleans darkeys have considerable
humor. A correspondent says: One boat
load came alongside our vesse' and at once was
greeted with running fire of interrogatories
and epithets. A certain lieutenant distinguish.
ed himself BY his exploits in this line. but ult:
mately put to rout by sable boatman. Hav.
ing exhausted his quiver, he borrowed shaft
of more practical character.
"Do you take in washins7' said he; I want
some washing done.'
"Wth broad grin on his upturred counte
nance, Mr.. Sambo replied:
+" Pears you do!'
"The hit was obvious, and elected roars o.
APPLAUSE"
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Good Coffee.

one-half the usual quantity of coffee and one
half carrots. Slice the carrots dry. and brown
like coffee. Put the carrots into the coffee pot
with little cold water, then add the coffee,
and when warm, pus in more water, and as
soon q, it boils it is ready for use. Do not
grind the carrots. We have used carrots ten
yeare, and prefer this beverage to clear coffee.
-GesmsntsUa Telegraph. =
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"Johnny, get your dictionary. and tell me
what the word Democrat MEANS" said an old
Vallandighammer to his hopeful.
The son complied, and soon read as follows:
i" DEMONSTRATIONS who adheres to q gov
eminent by the people, or favors the extension
of the right of suffrage to all classe. of men,"
Hold on. John; does it say all elasses Of
men -
eyes, dad"
"Who's the maker of the dictionary I"
webster"
"Oh, that blasted old Wing! I always
thought he was sort of favoripg the niggers !
Johnny, you needn't read that dictionary any
more. III see about getting the right kind,
when next 60 to town."
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Remedy for Burn. and Sealds.

The best application for burns and scalds.
a ve know from personal experience, 10 prep
aration of olive oil and pulverized lime, mixed
to the consistency Of salve, spread smoothly
upon linen cloth and laid upon the burnt or
scalded part. The relief to the sufferer in all
cases, however ssvere, is almost instantaneous
l. aRar<ual
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

Ajeweller tells good stoEy about the wife
of shoddy gentleman-suddenly raised from
poverty to afluence-who was spending good
deal of money for ornaments in the jswelry
line. The jeweller had sold the woman dia-
mond ring of great value; but observing, as she
tried to force it over a remarkably red and
knotty finger. that the ring was triae too
small, he said she had better take larger one
Z" No matter" replied the complacent paruenu
with amusing naipefte, "this will dol don't
expect my hands will be 50 large, after a little
WHILE"
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EnroIling q Jackass.

Enrolling q Jackass.
Harperis "Drawer" contains this "enrollipg'
anecdote
The enrolling officer of Salisbury District
Maryland, was very active and .thourogh in the
performance of his duty. One day he went to
the house of a eountryman, and finding none OIL
the male members ofthe family at home, made
inquiry of an old woman, the number and age
of the males" of the family. After naming
several, the old lady stopped.
ais there no one else Z" asked the officer.
"No !" replied the woman, none except
Billy Bray"
"Billy Bray where is he e. "
HE was at the barn Q moment ago." said
the old lady. ..-.. r.r
Out went the officer, but could not see the
man. Coming back, the worthy officer ques-
toned the old lady as to the age of Billy. and
went away. after enrolling his name among
those to be drafted The time of the drafting
came, and among those on whom the lot fell
was Billy Bray. No one knew him. Where
did he live The officer who enrolled him
was called on to produce him i. and, 10, behold,
Billy Bray was Jackass and stands now on
the list of drafted men as forming one of the
quota of Maryland.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

Joseph Booth. of New Haven. ~ An expert
nsnt, buried some Isabella grapes in his garden
Last October. A few days ago he took out
,.oue Of them, and they were Is fair and plump
=. sha dav he nut them in the ground.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

When Sheridan, found drunk in coal-hols,
and questioned as to his name. replied that bis
name was Wilberforce," he did sufficiently
impudent thing; but it Nasn't touch to the
eGrontery of Senator c.. Tor some other mani
who. being picked out of . street ditch BY q
watchman, and told to give his name, replied
in . sutter.d voice. Don't you see / am
SepeS'd7" sFa
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

"N hat 10 butter WORTH" asked man Of q
grocer. the other day.
Buttsrvorth Is . hard-shell Democrat" d
once responded politician, whose thoughts
were wholly engrossed With politics.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

ssWhat il it that sticks closer than q broth.
err" said teacher to one Of his class : :.
GA post-o1ice stamp-by erm." said the
young incorigible.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

The news Of the princes marriage having
reached minister in Ireland. he advertised,
in the hope Of making young people come for
ward on that day, tat he would marry them
for " glass Of whisky. dozen Of eggs, the
first kiss of the bride, and quarter Of . pig"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
Sponge Cake,

One cup ofsugar. one cup of aour, four eggs.
Beat the yolks and sugar together- whites
! sepazately-and pour into the other. Il must
be made quickly. $50 e sssEss
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Mode and Manner Of CultivatiuE Cotton
in Tennessee and Northern Mississip.

Mode and Manner Of CultivatiuG Cotton
in Tennessee and Northern Mississip.
pi.
10 tie Csneinmati Horticultural Seeiefy:
First break up your ground deep with a turn
Ing pillow abou. the LIST Of April. Ifdry, harrow
thoroughly, then ridge up, tridges to be from
three to three and half feet apart.) Open the
ridges on the top with shovel or small hull
plow. Scatter the seed in the drill and cover
with block with v cut on the under side
aboutoRe to one and half inches deep. When
up, and from four to 1--WE inches high. scrape
down the sides of the ridges, cutting of all grass
and weeds. In from four to six days bar the
dirt Of from the cotton BY running around, and
quite Close 70 the rows, with small turning
pillow, or bull tongue. or board cutter. In Eve
or six days thin II down tos stand. say BY chop
ping through With sharp hoe, leaving one OF
two good stalks every fifteen inches. Their
run around IL, putting, With . turning plow. one
70 two inches Of dirt 70 the plant. Then plou
out and keep the middles clean. Give 1t
little more dirt when from twelve to eighteer
inches high. just - it begins to square and
bloom. Then lay it BY - clean a. possible
Light loamy soils. ~ish slight admixture o.
md. are esteemed the best. Il does not sue
ceed we'll in stif. clay soils.
Respectfully,
N. GalpEEY.
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Fashions Ahead of am Others.

Each number, in addition to the colored plate,
gives Bonnets, Cioaks and Dresses engraved On
wood. Also a pattern, from which a Dress
Mantilla, or Child's Dress, can be cut out, with
out the aid of a mantua maker. Also several
pages of Household and other Receipts.
It is the best Lady's Magazine in the World.
TRY 1T FOR ONE YEAR.
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It is said to be one way 10 "cov" the rebels
IA send Gen. /" Hooker" after them. They
(rebels) are such calves, you know.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

Ma. ,hould b sovn 10 April OF Nay. when
she ground d warm AID dry.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

I TO I0Pr0ve the F1av0f Of Conees
To each pound of roasted coffee. add forty
or City grains Of carbonate of soda. In add
ton 70 improving the favor, the soda naAes
the coffee more healthy. and it neautralizes
the acid contained in the infusion. sFs
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
Cottage Pudding.

One cup Of sugar. one cup of sour milk. two
cups Of aour. one teaspoonfaI Of soda, enc egg.
three tablespoonful Of melted butter. The
soda may be replaced BY teaspoonful of sal
eratus. Bake half e hour. Eat with sauce.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21

81 am casting accounts" - the merchant
aid when be threw the ledger at his refractory
clerk. = sesL -.-te : '-sE
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-05-21
NATHAN p. CASE,
e ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sa TOPEKA, KANSAS. "a

All Bssisess pre.ptly attended -.
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