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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
svoed! wood WOod!!!

,,NE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CORDS OF
Dry Wood-Washoe Pin for sale, situated
at the Bowers Mill. Gold Hill. Inquire OF
GEO. q. WATERS ORD. SIEfliENs;
Gold Hill, April 10, lSO. aploTu
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
BANKRUPTCY!
TEE FIFTY PER CENT. PROVISION

DERSONS DESTROYS OF AVAILlNG
themselves Of the relief provided by the
United States Bankrupt Act Of March >. 1865
are hereby notified that discharges in bankrupt
cy cannot he granted on petitions filed aitcr
JANUARY I, 1869. where the estate OF The mp
plicmt will no, pay iiGty per cent. OF the llahili'
lies proved against II,
X. NJ. DAGGETT,
Clerk District Court u. :. for the Dis,ric, or
Nevada. dcl-ti
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
GOLD HILL.
An styles OF likeness tnker at nav
asooms are Warranted.

rARTES DE vISITE, ALI. STYLES; AN.
} brutypcs. MclaincotypcS, Pcarltypes, and
all Other Kinds taken in the art.
n. B.-Piciurcs of all kinds copied. Also,
the sick and deceased taken ut their residence,
II desired. GoEl Lockcts and pins of all kinds.
A. J. BEAL.S.
Gold uil, November II. 1855. mylS-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
Corporation Notice.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ACT IN.
cooperating the Town OF Gold Hill, Storey
County. state OF Nevada. | hereby submit for
publication The Reports Of the Clcrl. aud Treas
ufcr for the Quarter ending March 81. ls1. .
W. ID. &. GIBSON.
President OF the Board OF Trustees.
Gold iIill, April Is, 1859.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO
Home Water Cure,
81 California Strcy

637 California Street.
U,HIS Is TIE ONLY REGULAR WATER
i CURE in San Francisco. and by far the
most extensive on the Pacific Coast; where
diseases are treated according to the theory o
the Hydropathic College OF New York, without
Medicine.
CHRONIC
treated with the Best Success.
b. J. SMITH. NJ. d..
Address r. &. MACBETH, NJ.
oclS sm4p
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
Gold lin. April Is, 1859.
To the Honorable Board Of Trustees Of The

10,en of GoG M:
G~ESrLEMLS:-I herewith submit my Omar.
tcrly Report a. Treasurer Of the Town Of Gold
Uili for The Quarter ending March 81, 1869.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22
MEDICAL.
TO THE
NEW REMEDIES, NEW REMEDIES
DIR. Gibbons Disnensnry
DIR. Gibbol
200 KEARNY STREET,

6O9 KEARNY STREET,
VHO Sor. Commercial, San
Francisco, established in
1854, for the treatment, OF
Sexual and Seminal diseases,
such Us Gonorrhca, elect
Structure, Syphilis In all itst
forms, Seminal Weakness,
Impotcncy, ETC., Skin dis
cases (of years standing) and
liberated Legs successfully,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22

wv. liz DoASE, Clerk.
Gold Hill, May Is, 1850. mylS-tf
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-05-22

An O~rsiungcc TO Prohibit the Keep
in. az swinr, and Providing for
lhc Arrest oE the Same. within the
Incorporate s.ioi:s OF ;hc Town
of Gold asia, Passed March 23d,
a. 10. 1859.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
WoNp ron DoYs.--,

). WoRD ..poR Bo1se--~,s.A 1. .. :,
.hssarsss gems, slssSr : yc,,sh ,o v'' Sss =.
been lost - sooil:.;;y by allowing Il Is
'arnishi, and f,olisbly throwing it
away. If this gem s,iili shines \ In
:"onr bosom, suffer nothing to dirplace
r dim It's lastre. { !
Profanity is . mark tof low breed,
ing. Show us the man who com.
mands the best respect; ON oath nev.
er trembles on his tongue. Read the
catalogue Of CRIME. Iuquire into the
character Of those who depart :Eom
virtue. Without a single exception,
you will find them to be profane.
Think of this, and not let vile word
disgrace you, Honesty, ftaukness,
generosity, virtue - blessed traits
Be those yours, my boy, and we shall
not fear. You will claim the love and
respect of all. You are watched by
your elders. Men are looking for
clerks and apprentices, they have
their eyes On you. IF you are pro.
fame aud vulgar they will not choose
you. If you are upright, steady and
industrious, before long you will find
good places, kind masters, and the
prospect Of useful life before you.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

Auss youos people ass ,s-,y fond of.,i.
play tn drsss. Rings t.r-ssplns and atm.
liar .upr'1ui.iss are 9th ,srsat tdeilnsS.I
among them. W. hsvr known . gir' n.
pend no"h's wage Tor .iaele ar Ill.
of this kind. and ~ young u,an To run 'n.o
d. 81 Tor " cane whsu he had .ca cely cl"-
th""g enough ii ape"r Respectable. The
following story Of . su,.ce..fui merchant
will show to such. how These things 10 X
10 sensible people. enil he:" WAS rev.
-n,s-p years old when 'ett the county
Store " l,e,e I hxd tended for three yesrs
aud rRue 10 Bus on in search uf place.
Anxious OF course I" appear to the bes'
~dvnntSges I.-peht. an .un,'>ual amount ta
time and s"liri,uds npon INV toilet aud
wien It was completed surveyed ny re
Aer,ion in the. glns. With no little sa,isfnr-
ion. gl"ncihg la.,'y and 'ptrovinyly upo"
= seal ring which -mt'elli-hed m, Inrl,
finger, and my cane, very pretty .H.,,,
"hi h / had purchased with direct reEv, =
encs t"'this ~c.siou. Ny FIR, dny's ex .
perlencs war not encouraging. tray el-d
street after street, ny one side and do !.
tie other. without suroess I f.nc.rd t. :
ward the last, that tho clerks aII knew NJ,
husin.ss the moment oreue.I the d,o
AID they wiuk-d ill-na,uredly ut INV dis
r"mf'r,ure aS passed out. But n~l"re
endowed me with good drgres Of per-
<is,ency, and the next day ~ta, ed "gr,n
Toward noon I entered store " her. an
elderly geullrmau wis talking with Ia "
uenr by the do"r. I wai,et unlil the Vs.
i'"r had let aud then slated my .rrnn.l.
No, sir, Mas the at,.w-r given ~ rr,-p
AMI decided manner. Possibly / i"oke.i
the discour"ge,n-nt I wa. beginning ,u
feel, Tor he added in k'nlIi,r tone '~r-
you good at taking a hln,Y 4 dnu',
know ans~ers'l, and my fare flushed
painfully. what l wish to Any is this. =
s"id he, looking mr. in the luce and smi.
ling ut my Embarrassment, IF we're ii,
want OF clerk. l would not engage n
."nng man who came seeking employ
mrnl with 'Nhv ring npou his fin ger.
and swinging cane For mompn,
mortified vanity struggled again-, common.
sensr. but sense g'A th. victory. and
replied. with rather a sh Ky v"ic -, TIN
very much obliged to you and then t,ea,
Il hasty retreat. As soon ~ | pet out nf
SIGHT slipped the ring into my pork.t,
aud walking ra"idly 10 the Worcester tie
pot, 1 lett the cane in charge OF the hsg.
gage master until called fnr.' I, is there
now, for angh, know. At anv rate, !
never called for It. Ttat nttrrnunn | oi,.
tanned situst ion with ,h- e. m Of VII ch I
am TOW II partner. How muna rnv unior.
'u"a'e 6pery had Injured my prospects on
'he Previous day I hall never know. bu, l
never think Of the old gentleman and h,.
plain dealing with me. without al.ay.
feeling. as I told him ut the time, sv.r,
much Obliged t" hun"
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

Mayor Hall, Of New York, has pub.
lished letter; addressed "To the
Press Of the United States" in which
he says: II beg to caution strangers
against New York circulars and pros.
pectuses Of tickets shares and chances
in cooperative unions, -or gift enter
|prises or rdollar stores, or:in any other
possible scheme whereby property or
the value promised is, greater than the
price asked to- be- paid Every such
advertisement scheme is nepessarily a
sRindle and. falss psptepesy There do
not and cannot possibly exist any
such schemes in this city. Country
newspapers which aid thsm simply
aid the Bwindie." :" aA x.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

POSTAL MONEY ORDERS FOR GER.
MANY.-By an arrangement recently
made by the Post Office Department
of the North German Union, money
may be remitted by postal money or.
der, from this country to any post of:
fee in the North German Union, Ba
varia, Wurtemberg, Baden, Hesse
Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Den.
mark and Norway. The highest
amounts that may be sent are for Ger.
many and Nuremberg, $50, the Neither.
lands and Denmark, s37.25, and Nor.
way, s22.35, all in gold. Tho cost OF
sending the money will be from 20 to
40 cents for Germany, from 35 to 70
cents for the Netherlands, from IS to
IS cents for Denmark, and IS cents for
Norway. Money to be romitted may
be sent to Oelrichs & Co., No. 6e
Broad-street, New York, to A. Shu.
macher & Co., No. 8 South Charles.
street, Baltimore, or to Ed. F. Stock.
meyer, New Orleans. The sender
must be careful to give his. own full
name and address, and that Of the
person who is to receive the money.
A receipt will be given to the sender
by the agent, which receipt must be
kept by the sender, and no, forward.
ed to the place where tho money is to
be paid. The person who receives
the money in Europe will be required
to give his own name and address and
that Of the sender.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09


The Salt Lake City papers an.
nonnce the arrival at Ogden 2of the
tracklayers of the, Union Pacific
Railroad. Ogden is near salt Lake
aud is the point Of -divergenoe 10 the
north on the now route, instead Of
the q aine ss Originally ssarssyed,
throsgh the csritas, ~ utab The
completion Of the road TO this point
has stirred up She MurnIon, chiefs to
Etasssactiss msssutes fors building the
branch to Salt Lake City, and eAS tor.
rttorisl surveyor and pthsrd dries
I. hess gese oas te Z saa sEpstiNsRtal
lines. :, q ss.s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
81 SH RAaarsoi ois,s n
PLANT FERTILIzER.

Pr,ss Rsducsd ftnrn $H6 10 IL s8s 10 par ton o.
s'WO ID, Cash.
4 Z TIE SoLse,rAFiofNsa,or. MANY
E'snds ! have REl,U, Ed tie rrrvr T.,
WY 'Pl a, Fer, ,l,x. -, FtiR THE. EasON
ONLY. IU &oS 90 PER TON, for3,hs tur,s~r
et =, ,ro'iur'vg u 10 ihr .Pau cr- uf Moth, II
"ni MMdlr Georgia. n"d Souih Caroiimn snd
tn"s' earn ell, d~sir- to have It pr .rtir.lly
'e"'~d al"nvrtl- ot oiIirr -svv-fl-kLown Fhs-
ph"t- aud F"r',liz-r-. ! fe-I assured n fl,
tni'srtn' I tni viii o ."vi"~ he n, Il sk-,trra
"i no .nperior Jertiiizing guakities !" the 6,.
~ we'll ~ s"cc -'''ux c,"ps, i,u,h as 10 the sr-
uvhy aud dnrab,:y.
.....lW W. Il HARRI ON.
(Sucr. ssor 10 ALEX. u H,RRloN)
ol. ComIne,c- s,r-.t, Phii.a. !, lila. ...
PrnIri-t"r a.h Mnnu .c,urer
O'dsrs r-rI'rriuil, sbi-i,sd, and any infur.
MAJ ION ~. en- by nddrrss,ng
%. G. BRYSUN,
Factor and Commission M-.chnu,.
atgus'h. Ga,
Apsmt for the sale OF "iIxrr,-nn's Pin,
Fe I'll I"." IN N"if,"rn .y~nd vi die t}eury;
"n.i Cprer ~ nth Ca'oliua 4 -
PtIcr delivered j." = .va".ah. Grorxin. .esn6!
Ter ION aor
SLOAN. GROvE,' d 20,
Fac'o's aud Commission Ne, chan,s, IS.
Savannah. Ga,
|. A cuts for the aa!e # .H.rr,.up'- pm,
F-r',Izr' IL Fin; ida, Sou,he u aud M DID
Gemg'n
Jan 70 BIO 4O-3,
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
Cheap Pleasures,

D." you ever study The cheapness
some pleasures asks sune writer. D.
YOU know how little IT takes TO mxk- ,
'"uI'i'ud" happyl Such trlfrs ns penn,
n word, or q emile. do the work. Ther.
are tw" or three b"ys passing along
I've them earh rhesnut, and bow saii-
ling '"ey lo"k !-.,l'ey .~ill no. be- o,os,
f"r' some time. A poor " idow lives ia
The "sighb"rhood. who il the mother o.
half s-'los-" ehil,trelf. Send them bal
peck Of sweet apples, aud they slli alib<
happy. A child has lost bin anow-,b.
world to him--and be. mourns sadly hsIr
him 1" and It, or inaks him smother, and
how quickly will The .anshIne play owe,
tbs 'ohsr face A b,y,bas a. mash ss be
"a" do u pile ups iosd Of wood !; sssis,
h'm few nomsnts. or speak . pls~ssp,
word 10 him. and no sorgsts HE toll; aud
@o'k- away sisbiot nsnding It. Your
rp"fe''ties has broksn q mug, OF oui b.
yesl.too large. or s,ighsiy itjured.s pies.
Of york. ssy, Yon soopndreI," and 81
fsels m'Sefabis; But remark, Il an aoSfy, .
and he viii i,y to do better. sYou ssnploy
Z. nsb. psy h'as 'catshaily, and sspesk ).
p!~asaa. WORD 10. him, and b. leaves ~ yooi !;
houas vfsh q scntss,sd besrs. i'd iieaitssp
hts 1uSs bsSsfB. afit a,fiskt ssSSilsa I III e
sladnsas AZ you ps.s along The ,,fs,s .
VOC 3msssgs asmthR Gass ;esay,s.ssooS
'astalsg II. 9boSSb Is sst hsppy ard
yos' ..,s5s 'asHse'ee asHee T I s s' {. :
4 'Psesssss i cheap. who ssl, nos bs-
.iaw 4 IibessIl, ! ff,h.,s, 10 il ,nD,,e.s. =
u 4 I, n /; 4 !!
4. 4. Z. ,..,s ]. e. e. Y; !.
Y I. sesiassa is o. sosdsa sns,t. q vj,s,s
ssssRast tssnas sss js III. q. s
Ibds eds yvh4ss. ~ M ai ttsssks4 is.t
III.
h q lissed y q I; 81 NJ Ss ti,ns S S;
tss y VIZ ss,,Ifg ,f s a.e ' & IA q ssss3 Is
= q 8 81 W sIi2 2ss' 'dc' 81, fs.|
s
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

ay>u. v. i"xorRLtow


Aesatls boy, with sot an' 'ilkcn locke,
= 4 drsamv boy, vnh brown Ard tender cyes
A cassle-buildsr, with HE " 'odsn locks.
And towers that touch imaginary skiss.
A Afaarless rider on his fathers Suee
An eager listener unto stories told
A. The Round Table Of the nursery.
pf heroes and adventures manifold.
There will be other towers for thee TO bnild
There viii be other stssds for thee to ride
There will be other legends, ,'and oil fill-d
With greater marvels aud more glor'6.d
Build 90. mako thy castles high and fair.
Rising and resehing upward to the ski-s;
Listen to The voices in the upp-. air.
Nor lose thy simple faith IN mys.eriss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

SIZES OF NA1Ls.-The following ia.
BILE will show any one at q glance the
length of the various sizes, and the
number of nails in pound. They
arc rated from 3 penny up to 20 pen.
ny. The first column gives the num-
ber, the second the length in inches,
and the third the number per pound !;
= e};e
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

A flying machine, it is announced,
has recently been invented by citi-
zen Of Harrisburg, Pa, and the model
is said to exhibit great ingenuity.
The wings are fifteen feet in length
euch, and together will cover 600
square feet OF surface.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

= Tie New York e5issys;: 20 ss5s hss,
81 IMs, George 81. Stuart, 80 well Knp&n
e resident Of the United ststes
Christian Conrnission, Has aos sIlt.
'sd dsshss sahdases aGhiaa IS.
60 s!s eiss pissx sxsl,eA ths psgs
fsslliow. e Nh0lA shsg SoaM ncf ~ M sSr S
A&. psfpabss. q y d.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

All kinds of grain are selling at ten
cents a pound in Salt Lake City, and
butter at seventy-fve cents to one
dollar. Afarmer brought in from the
country six bushels Of oats, and ex.
changed them for suit ofnow clothes
and q dollar over.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

From this table an estinate Of
quantity and suitable sizes for any Job
or work can be easily made.
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
WANDO FERTILIZER,

'1>HE WANDO "IAING AND NASUFu.
INC 'UMP,NY "ff. rs to the III ur-r
nd FnrIne,. of the sou b their FtUrI LIZi X
known Ms Tho
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09

! General Hpwst mi ssasaa IS tk
heea " tho Freed dlaaps Batsss. q &
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
" Wando Fertilizer" /"

Whi"h the experience oi th- past Season h.
prev 20 u" o,,. of he mus, valuable / on
"a'ke' 1t has f.r it. haze tb- aieri.I, iron
h.. Phosp ute Ee,is If the Company o." A,hl.,
River, N. is prepared at heir wni ks O, the
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1869-04-09
East End of Hasel Street.

IT, Iii" city In oder to tu 'r.rt-- i,s u,..
fo'"i'y and n"i"'ai' IT. gh standard. III
Coml.an has made a.rang me l.. with III. dis
'ineui hid C'.eu"st. ID. y. U SHEPARD, J,.
sh" carefully anal, x-s Il! the ainrn"ni OIL nm,
o'hr' material p", chased .y the C"npan,. ant
TIL" prepared
Fertilizer,
before being offered iu, -rl-. Th- Conrar, ,
IL resolved 'o max" an article VI ich " Il r",
I" hc tDNPLErE Ma -URE. aud I'VE e. q.
,lisfa ijnn
For terms. circu 'srs. aud other in form ,i"n
.pl'ly L"
WIZ G. DUKE d 60. Agents.
M. eoutn Allan 10 WHARF. Charles u,., 81,
J.n. l5. Isn9-.m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18
agricultural,
Good and Bad Farm, stock.

There is no fact in agriculture more
fallv established than that il will not pay
10 keep poor stock, when it is possible to
secure that of better quality. A few
wears since the rage for Durham, Alderney,
Devon and other breeds ofcattle prevailed
very extensively throughout the country.
Fabulous prices were paid for superior
animals of these breeds, and there APP
peared to be a fair prospect of something
like a reform in the matter of stock rails
ing. Like so many other movements in
agriculture, this spirit of imp;o ement
has subsidized. and we find our farmers
relapsed into their former apathy. Should
this be- The cost OF keeping an inferior
COW is precisely the same rs that OF a
better one. \ good horse will always
command better price in the market, or
Is more valuable 10 its owner for his own
purposes than poor one. The cost OF
keeping isthe same. Why not, then raise
the best horses? There are breeds of
swine that grow rapidly and fatten upon
much less food. and in a shorter time
than others. Why not procure these im-
proved kinds? The same may be said OF
sheep, poultry and, in fact, every kind OF
farm stock, and vet W. find thousands of
farmers, in the face OF these incontrovert-
IDLE facts, anHymS themselves in steady
hostility 10 all movements having for
their object the improvement of domestic
farm animals. They cling to the inferior
stock with a periinaciiy that Is surprising,
In many cases the secret Of the matter is
their uHwillngne>s to make the invest
ment, Fifteen dollars apiece seems to be
large price to pay fora two months old
Chester County White pug, when COM
moner animals can he had at oue-iiilh the
price. but all experience proves tina, in
the long run the best are the cheapest.
Were it possible to overcome this in.
disposition ia make the first outlay. there
would be room for Indulgence OF the hope
that eur farm stock generally would I'M
prove in character. This will be ac-
comp!ished ouly when farmers realize
fully the fact that it does not pay to keep
poor stock Journal OF the Fam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18
Dry Times.

We have something to talk OF in the
way ofdrougbtS in TN, country nearly cy-
erySummcr, Those of 80 and lo65 were,
rs we thought. about a> successful rs we
could expect 10 be able to show But let
Is not forget that many countries so Tar
exceed in the way OF JrouchtS rs to leave
Us in the shade. E,cu now a fearful
drought prevails in Australia The line
OF road from Nagga WaCga to Hay is
said by a late traveller 10 bc comparable
u nothing but the Valley OF the Shadow
of Death It i literally strewed with the
skeletons otdecaying carcaSsc> of wretch
al animal, that have died from starya-
ton or thirst. Horses, cattle and sheep.
and even the wild dcuizcns of the plains
-kaugaroo>, emu, and urAcy>-arc "
ing dead in al directions, tainting he at
mo>phere and giving a5uudantoccupaiion
10 the crows.
Here j. a picture of Suffering under a
tropical sun, abou; the latitude of twenty
or twenty. five degrees, that may teach
IL a lesson Of patience, especially - with
our appliances Of mitigating the evils Ola
drought, We can avoid par; of the bur-
den and suffering which it imposes
Let Us provide fora dry time by sow
Ing liberal supply of Soiljng crops. 10y
deep and frequent tiIlage, and by every
mode known to modern sciencc.-rN. z.
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18

so far rs il Influences him at all. While
we would not expose ourselves to the
charge of the former evil, we say, farm
ers should not look for practical instruc
ton from impractical writers or speakers
A schoolmaster or priest who is a foreign
er, though he be of superior culture. and
of a much more liberal education, rarely
succeeds so well the habits and tastes OF
the people. So it is with those who write
for and lecture to, farmers-they must
know the are of which they write or speak
practically, in order to teach il with any
degree ofsuccess. Garrulity no more fits
a man to teach the art oliarming, though
he may hugely amuSe and entertain an
audience, than losulCity in ex iortat on in
II conference meeting, shows fitness for
the work of theologian. knowledge is
power; seek for that which shall free YOU
from all that stands in the way of prac-
tice with science Boston Cu!uyator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-06-18

The sunllower Is very useful. Its
leaves soon become large enough to be
used for covering young cabbage and to-
mato plants. It's stem affords an excel
cnl hop or bean pole. and when dead in
he fall, if cut up and kept dry, it answers
well for kindling wood The leaves can
be plucked off through the summer with
out injury to the plant, and dried for fod-
der, or fed green to milk cows OF horses
Its seeds make fine oil, or chicken feed
1t is said to be an absorbent of malaria,
and is often cultivated as preventive
Of levers near dwellings that occupy low
places.
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Hoor Borvp N HoRsrs.-To cure hoo

HooF BoUNp N HoRSEs.-To cure hoo
bound ra~p the top of the hoof very thin
Tor IN inch or more all around the hoof,
50 aS 20 bring a little blood. As the boot
grows it will give room for the full play
of the joint in the middle of the hoof. 1t
takes about q year for horses hoof to
become entirely new. Six months will
remedy the lamencsS caused by hoof
bound. if treated as suggested Stock
Journal.