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T?ub =ic-No- %
An act to renew certain grants Of iart to the Stat
of iIatamt-

An act to renew certain grants Of ani to the State
of Aiauamt.
Ee it enacted by the nate and House Of Rep
re-antative- of the United States Of America Is.
Congress assembl, i. That So much of the grant
Of Lands male I the State of Alabama by act
of Congress a proved June three, eighteen hun
JT.i and fifty -iX enJ tied - An act aatin-
D bic lands i'll alternate sections 10 tue state Il
Alabama. to aid in the construction Oh &c TAN
tIroads in said State were & Ited 10 as
sIst in the building Of raifroais - from near
& .,lsGen to some p int on the Alabama aud Mi.-
sissippi state line IN direction t, Ghe Mobile
and Oh o railroad. with view to connect With
the said Gubile and OHIO railroad " ani - from
,;adsien to connect with the Georgia ana Ten
ne-see and Tennessee line Of railroads through
Chattooga, Wills, and Lookout valleys, Is
hereby revived and renewed, subject g. AL tue
conditions AID restrictions contained IN the act
referred to. and subject the further limit III n
thar If either Of the said railroads i NOT CON-
rlettI within rhi &c years from the ttine OF The
massage # this act no further sale shall be made
TOR the benefit If such rair'a AID the linds uit-
ali shall revert TO the United st.tes: Provided.
That the lands granted by the act hereby re-
yiyef. except mineral lands, shall be soit to
actual settlers only ia quantities I greater than
one-auarter ion to one purchase. ana i'' a
rrie- not exceeding two dvii.r and Efiy cents
per
Ssa. , And be il further enacted. That the
right, power. an auth rrity l. hereby gwen 10
the companies building the IF Tessd railroads 10
takr or, rb. uulic lands adjacent to the lines "
aid railroads earth stone, ard other mite ie'ts Tor
the construct II thereof; and the right Of way Is
hereby granted to the extent Of one huno5 Ell !ref
in width on e.h side of said railroads. where 'hey
may pass over the Psb- lands nciu'iinsa ieces-
,rv grounds for stations and structures connected
there with, not eNceetiin- loItE tc Is many oie
station
tp,,roye,. April 10, ls6o.
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TPublic-No. Ill

An Act concerning the Attorney General
Be it enacted 10y the Senate and House OF hep
reseutatives of the United states of America IN
Congress assembled, That much OF the " ACT
making appropriations for the legislative, ex-
&c alive, and judicial, expenses Of the government
for the year ending the thirtieth of June, elgh-
teen humid ed and seventy as repeats the Sec
oud section of the act of August second. eIgh-
teen hundred and siNty-oue. entitled - An act
concerning the Attorney General and the attor-
ney- and marshal, of the several districts. be,
anu the same is hereby, repealed; and said second
section i, hereby declared to bein full free: and
it shall be the duty Of the Attorney General 10
report at the commencement of the next session
OF Congress and to each succeeding session, the
names # all the persons employed for the pur-
d ses aforesaid, pnd where and upon what busi-
ness em,Ioyed, with the compensation paid to
each.
Approved April 10, 1850.
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April 10, 1850.


UUIV---NW. u
An Act to to continue in force an act entitled Al
act to extend the charter of Washington city,
and 20 forth
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of Rep
rrsen,atlves f the United Sta.es Of America IN
Congress assembled. That the first and sixth
.er,ious # the act entitled - Act To extend the
charter of Wa,hingtont ity also to regulate the
selection of officers and for other purposes of
me ttrsR y-sjzi5 Twenty eighth If May, eish-
teea hundred and sixty eight. he. and the slme
are hereby. continued in force for the period ~
ne wear aud until Congress shall otherwise deteT-
NINE: and that all other sections Of this act are
hereby repealed.
Approved, April :, 1869.
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IPublic Res,,Iutiou-No. G. ]

Joint Resolution To facilitate the construction CT
the custom ouse at Bangor, Maine
B. il resolved by the Senate ann IL u-e OF hep
yeSer,tativ-s If the United ate Of America IN
opsres- assembled. That The >ecretary of tie
Treasury be authorized t. make present apt'ii-
c alton Of the went five thousand d'titrs appfo
rra+e al The last session Of the flriefh congress
ior the Bangor custom house AMI public buildings
the same to be applied II tiie use i'rovi ed Ia said
aDpropri ttion. not hereby increasing The SAID APP
preparation a. hevrtuf re mai
Approved, April ), lSo9.
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An ACT ro amcri an act entitled % An act grant
lag lands to aii in the Construction OF rail-
r.lad aiid telegraph Ii { from the Central INC
rail cad in California. To PJrti nd, III Oregon
approved July twenty five, eighteen hundred
aai ii ty-s:x-
re Il euactei by the senate and House If Rep
re-e en- alive, If The Unirei tateS # Ame'ica in
,rngre-s assembled. hat section six # an at
entitled An sCt granting and I" aid "a thi-
coT.str uction OF a railr,ad AMI tele aTh Inv
II. II. tn, Central Pa tiic Tasu.d in Cahferli1. 10
p.,rri: d in Greg n apr i July twenty
five eighteen hundred ard -jxty six. re. and the
same is he ELY. .neEti,a tu allow a'N r&li
RI al COMPANY he et5f re &c siguHied hy thr Leg
stature If the s,;as Ct eEUn, ia acc ld'shc''
vii the fiss section Of ii act, TO fiji rs ass ~
t. such act in the De- ft' en- Z lie Interior
within one year fr,fu he due 81 the pas = +
this act; and such flia. q. IT, assert, II do {
wi hin one year ffnm the pas-a hereof, Sh u
have the me tutte - d II, % il tents anu
u-p..es a. if suoi as ent had been ill ii htn
,,ue V ar sfeT tire pas-i-s If SAID iri: ~ = ii.
That nothing herein shsli Ia az any - IS iee G
ofare acquired by auy rails al coail%ny u -
said act no shall al! at ~ this ain -anieo; be
construed 70 enirl- uefe t'ih' one c'inrFtN g a
grant Of Iand: And fr,vid-9 idr h To- %
Va DIS granted by the 81 f. 'ai' sha r ID
to actual acttiers only. in n'Isa-f'es net 9fater
than one quarter seefi'h - ne .'sfect-e tad
for a price not sxcee..ig use attssIs ago t:Iy
cents per acre
Approved. April 10. 1sas
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In ali Cases Cure, Guaranteed.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

| The. youug man who experiences that growing
x.ak4tt-, in his muscular and mental Vrssnization
.b,,,i sion to consider whence 1t arises lie will
find in the weakness 81 the bacS trembling Of the
Unsb. di. r,ered aisestiUn. uuaccouutabe failing
f the powsr- ii the mind dsta - Tor society dread
If rp,,.eati.rg trallie fcr-boiinEs f evil, sleep
le-zu--S troubled d laCIv3cEI> dreams. rcc0nl1ar
iAI by growing deafness loss If muscular power,
and humorous other mptOlls Of di>r tnization,
M, iye trace, Of that mot terrible and des
tluctiv- OF all diseases seminal Misunderstanding
m,Dla d ana graggiug him along the broken
main az his ex silence, toward premature and
inatbsere gave T.. him no fiHd, his life drib
Iin. out ia the di-ch rye f the vital principle q
Ax,-fpfic in nocturnal aud dIurua emissions. the
MARI. ce-satlpu of the causes II Its appearance
brit.-s 10 ,tsruf.ucg Of relief
Marriage tha holy Office the safe guard and
hone OF m tunood. brings t. such one no hope Of
-ura but adds to his misery in The knowledge Of
The ,r. who III, X HiIn - much Of her hap
,tine.s Is "A victim OF his, md an innocent conf
mani IN of his punishment III adds to hs misery
And ii ordr, tnti hope leave HIM There is no
rescue except in proper ana sklliul treatment
Consult then at once physician v Ia m long prac
ice and careful research has made him thoroughly
,unxef.tnt with every phase oftht sease. those
who have become the victims OF selitory vices that
dreadful fascinating and destructabl habit which
al. tbuu. n,ls Of SICK looms with paralytics and
,,n.rmptives and hundreds of untimriy graves
xjiH il. 1lisg uied victim, should con nit without
q n, r,,,rt' : DELAY one whe will simpethiZe with
rh,ir sufTeTiugs I such the Dort0r wuuid especial
ty Recommend him eli, giving To- each and all,
Guarantees of "a PERI CT and Permanent Cure,
vii s.s UindTance from Business, Change Of Diet,
Or - OF Exposure
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rprhlic Resnlnfion-No. III

A Resolution authorizing the removal IF the pub
lie stables. steam mill, and ether build
irss fiom the &. pit grounds
r solved hy the Senate and House OF Repre-
sen at:ves the United States 81 nHIi:i In Con-
.res, assembled, That the officer in charge OF
the C. p roi extension he, an he Is h'1ehy. author
iZe,i - clear from the CaF itpi graun the pub
lie stables steam saw-ml, and such "thei build
nc, as are fnr further use to the work on the
Capitol extension.
Approved, March .. 1859.
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ASSESSMENT SALE.

A TUENS GOLD AND SILVER MINING
n Company. Location Of the Mining Clsim
Ormsby County, Nevada Notice-There ar de-
liuduent upou the following described Stock in
said Company, upon account # Assessment No. ;
levied upon the 9th Of August, lsd9, the sew raj
amounts set opposite the names OF tie respective
shareholders, as follows, viz:
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a. March Is. 1859.
fru5lic ge>olu;ion-So. ! ]

]
4 Resolution rel ttias 70 government buildings Mt
Fort Totem. stakpfa Territory
Resolved by the Senate aud House oi Re2rtsen-
tStiyes # the Unit 4 states # america IN Con
Eress 5,s>-rIh a That tine Secretary Of " Tar be,
AMI 1e hereby Is, authorized an empOv cred TO
direct the necessary buildings at Fort Totem,
OAK Territory. 10 bs constructed of brick
and accept tn sc said fort already con-
structe,I Of brick Provi led That in his judgment
buiI,iii z, If that mater al " IL not be more ex-
pen~iye than buildings IF wJod And provided
further, Tast no appropriation will be necessary
theref
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Public Resolution-No. 81

Public Resolution-No. 8.
Resolution respecting the pay and allowances OF
enlisted men Of the army.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Represen-
tatives of the United States of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the pay and allowances OF
the enlisted men of the army shall remain as
now fixed by law until the thirtieth OF june
eighteen hundred and seventy.
Approved, April G, 1869.
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And in accordance with law and an order of he
Boarl of Trustees, made IN the I'D day Of Sepirn
be-. 1862 as many shares f "a Tar el Of "a d
stock as may be necessary VIII be sold at pub q,
auction, at the Office Of Tie Secretary aud 7
Grer of said Company on rotor mar C'rs "a.
street. Carson CITY, Nevada on MONDAY, II
18TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1909, commencing sr
the hour OF IL o'cl c.l :. y - che hi feSt hi
der for cash. in the god coin II lie United State
to pay said delinquent ases nIent th-rera To-
sether with costs Of adyer isins and expenses +
sale By order. SAM. D. etNtl
Secretly gnd Treasurer.
Carson City, 9th septemtsr 1864. 4wia~
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TFublic Res,iu;i,n-No. II, I

4 reSolution respecting tie rrTlEe"tht 0f tht
Brevet Major GeneLal : 7 iiieh' @eiii'ili.
RasIIyrd bv the senate and House Of Repre-
sept ives IF the United tates Of Aiiy rica IN Con-
yr,.sS assembled. That ih- PTesid' mt Of the
United STATES be- and he is hereby, authorized I"
place the name of Er~vet Mag. Gene al = T.
iIeDrz, Imam on the retired list Of the array, win
tb,. nm r,nk # the comm md held by HIM when
wounded in accordance with sections SIX cen aild
seventeen # toe at IT august, eighteen nun
,lre,i and sixry-oue, and section thirty Two the
at + July twenty eight, eighteen hundred ana
sixty
ApIrUyei Aprii II, 1859.
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TPaLlic R.solution- No. 4 !

Restitution IN relation - lighthouses on the
coast II Oregon
Resolved by she Senate and House If Rerresen-
tstivss of the IN Ted States Oi America ia Con
s-re-S assembled That the erection Of the light
house at Asuisna bay. and Of other light houses
on the cua>t { oregon for which appropriations
have been mas lie made, shall not be delayed
fur want II the c,iIseut % the legislature Of the
State 70 me purchase IF the site sites for such
lighthouses
Approved March % 1909
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A Reso!uti- n MAXI san Diego, California, port
OF delivery.
Resolved by the enate ASH House of Eeprcse'-
ta;i.es If tn United States Of America IL Con
gr. - emb.ed. hat san Diego, alfOTDIa he
and IS hereby, created port VI delivery in tie
customs collection district IF an Francisco, and
hat the deputy collector OF that port receive the
same salary as other deputy collectors Of the dis
tTict-
Approved, April 10. 1St9-
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rpuhIic Resnlnrion-NoI5.l
Resolution for the protection Of soldiers AMI
their heirs.

A Resolution for the protection Of soldiers ani
their heirs.
Resolved BY the Senate aud Hou>e of Repre-.
gent tive Of the United States Of America in q
..yeS. assrmbl d. That the accounting offlce.s d
tie treasury and pay department who are charged
with the settlement ani . yTn-nt # hJuutleS due
tos liers IT TIA -ir heirs be. and they are here by
,.irrcsei 20 pay r,Ise 10 he paid the Suns Hnd
due u the ssiiieTs their heirs IN per on,
az bv transmitting he amount 70 them direct in
a draft or drafts. afajie to bis. he, thciI
order or through the Ere tirneIi's Burr.u, CT
State agent, ~ppJinte,i specially for that par
p,Es. OF .vsr,r~ If latiousl asyirms, pension
agent of the district where he she. they NAV
reside. AMI nos t. any claim EFT OF upon any
power # attorney, transfer, or assisna.en
whatever.
SO > AMI be it further resolved, T At any
officer ~ clerk Of any oi The executive depart
Taeur, 81 the yeTument who snail be lawfully
detailed - investigate frauis, or aits'nP Z" de
.sard ..,i tue government. any irrrsGi lily u
mis- ~ -t # any officer a;-Pni It she taite'
STATE. -hslI i'fve p.wer 20 a'isniGiste4 'stis
shliIy.t> taken u the rod sc II any such AYE ii
Ssc :. aul BE It further res lvel. li-t III.
fees ALLOW by 30 attorneys Or agent s'si
b. re-rv-i By the -.y department OF -.'! per@i'r
agent -,I,8 .,lui % said agent attorney Sheo
any sa q Due for vices rendered n pr
curire -slh t1.'t.ty OF b u.lties, AMI not other
Ap-rov !. irrI 10. 1870
ubi;e Kcss,-utiaH-No- r.
J t.ft gen Efuu ~ 10. 'Ei2 tIie trt'i>iff y =
~. pratt n here re- r'sde
Tye,i hv he : n tfe and iiuGSa of ';-
r,7srltt g ne J4aiJei States uf trI'rica i'
,-4I, ass h-f. 1T the Srcf- - V of iit
.rre4 n n T. hereby. -hnrize ard d.
i-.te .., he --,fn - sste ty-"is'li ihou>-'..
Ia. o. trllsf, rrei fTaGI III apron - 20,
~ Il public intiisG, c atainet.
III. ,.-- ~ ct Es.l'. z app ropriifi ~
IL, CO., .--i,tir-, ex. c'I1ive, cnd Iu'.'c X
MI .lc l-.vrI a-..fit 1 ts.e year en- i'i-
.:u..- q. b Eighteen G. rel :s.id -=Sty ;s',e
apr .i c rrt4ltI.- h IF .tiy. eight en- IA.
sS,y--t.hs IL, 80 - toe appropriate
ss,,,i - =. 81 c s,ti.sct or the fnli'.s. pIi
sz 81. i, the taiI wing iro:-stici;s. q wit
- -.rsfit gent ext'--Ia=e- # he "fioe of CUn
So. Frtrter. three thousand ii.Ts-
ser f,'iic printing, seventy-fve thuosand
p tirii 10, 1se9.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DIR. j. G.. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
nsu'tatioa by letter or otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. F. JOSsELYN, NJ. D.
uHIs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

/ has enjoyed this Coast uninterrupted
success of eighteen years. and has become one of
the III ~ celebrated Institutes of the age
The great number actually received and cured,
place il point of number If patients among the
first of the world and the success OF its treat
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(OPFICIALI
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
Passed at the First Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress-
Tpublic ResoIution-Ns- 5

kssniufion rtIstIEt % clu=uIai ltes-
Resolved by the Senate aud House Of Represen-
fativ-. a. The United States If America in Con
rr--s assembled. T1r section three Of chapter
w, hundred and thAsty- thr-. # the public acts
Of ihe ;aIrty-uiEth ngress. approved July
twenty Eve eighteen hundred and six.y-six, be,
and l. her by declared t. take effect from anu
after January first. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven. AMI all fees which have been paid into
she treasury in ebediance to the provision of ssid
&c ti.1 anI watch ue prior to said first day
II January. Ell htcen hundred and sixty seven
shall be refunded ont If consular receipts
APPROVED March ~ 1863.
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"a n . n q IA Esu -aer,


On, ! :. 4 II ~. ! H,ll fiLLr.
Thee psi. scku T!'yleea lay the Medi-
cal trAIer, il, b. The My safe i'd and Eff
csci.ue enieay oe drpeu5.t long standing
caseso iTessisr'- t5r'su tfitE. - stopping OF
Il fnucii n. 1T TT ne negteCf OF which IL
he - s iepisi.aitle effects on the female
Iauie. IN h 'ise>e Pills be taken
= h.,, AR has believe she is
~tT rrs f'eni he amount above,
- VI wa ed n II directions for
81. y y
part Il the State. how
.rtN Il srt. n,~s.ical advice on
Iei b ti'I roper tosub
-tt - eferreuce, to
stY e, nre,l that their
10 -. red.
- '.e addressed
~ u. d., stamp
6 camsIfio street,
go nie-y M Kearney,
,slnciseo, Cal.
4,,-tf
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orgrt the address. Sec below.
In,Uortantt to the Ladies.

When a femlieis in trouble or afflicted with dis
ease and requires medical Or surgical attendance,
tat enquiry suUtiid be, Where Is thoFr ply stefan
u he * fully competent To minister relief and
VIII -, re-;secfabl-- standing in society recommends
lin 10 the cuuG.ienc If the community, The Doc
:, understanding how imperttIveiy necessary
I sc rerujreiueu.s are fees ca led upon 10 inter
=, e and b calling the attention at the afflicted
ot e t CT that h,- has been Professor of 0bste-
ric. and Female D!aease- for TwENTi YEARS and
:. fully qualified to administer in all cases, both
medical, and surgica!ly. not in uperhcial man.
Tier but thor ID t manner ears of study
and practice-both in hospitals and private fam-
ti-s-cap make l. save lhelh from the hands ofthe
unarrlitiet interruptions and designing. There
ore a, n Hnrn him u3-tn f4ther
All in Athletic, G9d in hIm who can feel
andsinipathize with, an befriend them in trouble
one in whose +crrcy the utmost confidence can
be placed c lTlsuliat IN By Letter orotherwise)
FREE See Addfvs below
The celebrated Female Rem dies.
COMPOUNDED rom the pirate prescriptions of DR..
Ynrng have now obtained a most extended popT-
larity. .,ud correctly viewed To be The safest
and suresr remedies for the com laints for which
they are applied The constantly accruing testi-
inIIisl- 81 their Efficacy declared them TO be pre-
-rIlil,ef~lN superior to rheir action.
No LAZY should be- without these Renovating
AGENTS None genuine unless procured at this
,ifice sent 10y Ill Express to any part OF the
State.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
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PRIVATE DIsEA>Es

Ia Males and Irregularities Females the great
.estr y er5 of health They in>idou-ly attack the
| system, ami gradually UNDERMINE and destroy it
| they drive the bloom from he cheek, the lustre
| from the eye, the strength and visor from the
fame, they give puuy diseased offspring, and
poison through successive gene atoms tie race Of
man The marks can be seen in Scrofula, Con-
SUMPTION, Cripples the ld.otic, the Paralytc the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race tia those diseases arising from the cuntami-
IA ion Veaerial Poison. The n.ilIcs forms. by
treating the blood, hol over the afiiic
ted ii sword of je- tructiGn Il IT is liable any
moment to fill and biight-so utterly destroy-ah
earthly hopes.
NLRCUt,Y, recogn zed as the most FATAL
MEDIC \ l. b EMy to man. combining with the
YenrriaI doubles MS dangers Those who have
been treated with thar pernici0li> MINERAL POI
SON are n II cared the disease has only assumed
anew form.
HD<oIBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL CURES
THAI leaves the poison crawl through the sys-
tenn eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the appal eUih smooth surI4CC. to burst
Dat ia tn, future with viru-nce that viii bIfie
be obtained by consulting ply stefan. HON long
practice and thorough investigation into the causes
II diseases ~ tue UNNARf ORGANS enable to
,eterrain. at ono. III. cause ef the disease
In all iisos--s entrusted - the d, ctor' care;
PERFECT SPEEDY and PERMANENT CURES,
In ali Cases Cures Guaranteed.
In SYPHILIS aud it, ajuucts, Gonnorrhoa and
accommodating diseases; AL disorders # the Blad-
der kidneys and postate; siniBai Weakness;
Diseases OF thu Heart ami tHng~: DyspeQsia, Iadi-
s,..ti,,B Iuipotetcy: Incipient Consumption. and
all disease of tine uHAFy organs in -ither sex,
ALWAYS warranted, OF 40 PAY required,
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Ksatl ilinrs--A lg.f sse 81
solved % sklm mia 81. restore
craze
Ribboht q efert lHd should -
waslse1 Is ED .uis and not rnssl.
II yoa are bsyine esrIset ~ du-
rstilIty cho~se small tEurt
WOOD a.les aod comu 90 salt. set
with wner. wil prcvvat the rrarl-
ing IA stove. Strong lyc pui into
hard pAief wiI tpsasc i sat' - rasu
uAses.
A spaoufal n ot-gAii Il gallon
ofvaier viii ~ the eelors 4 alnos,
an goods soaked 10 i previous 4
wsshinE
10 nliere Asgliasa. soak some blot
tag payer ia strong solution 81 salt
petrc dry i, take pist about the
q a u your hand, ard On going 10
bed light Il, and lsy il On plate 10
yoW hesirDom. b - doing. per-
soAs afflicted viih the asthma vii
fad that they can sleep almost ~
well a. IN health.
Artists and All aho have anything
10 DO with paint kno~ that the splen-
did bright c0lor II yermiIlion has a
tendency, especially II It has been
mixed with whiie lead, % assume a
blaek,sh brown when exposed On the
palette. Thn tendency may he al
together olsiatel, says scientific
contemporary, by mixing ith the oil
oue-eighi Of lie weight OF flowers Of
Knlpher.
liz = lump q alum as large as the
thumb-joint u thrown into four %
five gallons u boiling soap-suds, the
seum runs ever and leaves the water
clean and soit and useful for wash.
ing We have often, in ancient
times, settled a glass Of Mississippi
water, aud made il lock an clear ~
bell In few seconds BY tying a
bit ~ alum 70 a string and twirling
j, around under the rurface OF the
water IN the glass.
a horse tia; is IN the harness ey,
cry day needs an abundance Of food
aud the right kind Oats make more
muscle than corn, and should always
form part Of the food Of hard work.
ing horse. Corn gives plumpnes'
and warmth. The colder the wealth.
or, the more corn; the harder the
work, tie more oats.