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AGRICULTURE.


CEkkBHs
We have no doubt that celery oaa be rails
ed here n successfully as elsewhere in this
country. II does not, however, 80 engage
the attention Of our gardeners a. to make
it commodity in our markets. Nearly all
the celery consumed in this city is raised in
other States. We remember well that when
We fira talked to the people of this State
interested in agricultural and horticul-
tural pursuits, our suggestion that there
did not seem to be any reason in the charac-
ter Of the soil or in the climatic conditions
Directing to the raising Of cirrants, was met
with here the general verdict that they
would not grow here. AT that period,
il may be remarked, that it was quite
common conclusion on the part OF
those engaged in the cultivation Of
the soil that apples nor peaches would grow
in this country. There was fatal objection
in the climatic characteristics of the State.
These conclusions, were Of course reached
altogeather too suddenly. The parties them
selves had not had sufficient exper.
fence in the cultivation of the hiit-
named. In fac; they knew very
little about the methods Of culture required
by the change in the conditions Of soil and
and climate. They jumped at conclusions
One or two years trial in the planting of cur
rants and apple tree. in strict accordance
with their ideas gathered by experience in
another climate quite settled this early jury
of Kansas farmers and gardeners. Il la,
been proven that this first Judgment was in
correct. That a proper and rational adapta-
ton Of methods to the condition OF soil and
meteorology would insure other results. w
knew of some successful experiments
in raising uurrants, also apple trees. 50 ",
concluded that there was 4 nay To grow them
successfully in this country. We have u,
sort of doubt but that this celery question
will lie solved in the same way. We do moi
need to send to Chicago or ST. Louis, or any
where else out of our State for ANYTHING o
this sort. We can grow just a. well a. they
can in Illinois, or Ohio, or Michigan, APP
pies, peaches, all kinds Of fruits raised il
this zone, and all kinds Of vegetable.
Celery Is not well grown anywhere without
great care and trouble We have no doub
that ii can he produced jus, as perfectly herr
as in New York, with the same devotion q
time, experience, labor and intelligence
We have headed this brief and hastily writ
ten article with celery. We don't lik'
the idea OF pro,racIing the business Of send
Ing to Michigan for apples. We shall ex'
pect TO see the commission merchants Of oui
city, in a few years, sending apples oil Il
outside markets.
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WEEKLY TIMES AND ST. LOUIS HONE
JOURNAL CLUBS.

COMO rapy WEEKLY inns and one ccpy -. Louis
'faue iuuIhal, the Leading Literary paper OF the
West; siii~ Tipton price -. So lone address, - 90
reIios WEEKLY TINES aud same nuuii-r 81
MS Home Journal. tone address Sis and ,Ntra
sI.y off TFNE' TO SETTER up al eiUb.
I'D copies WEEKLY TTvES and same nutui-sr II
% Louis Home Journal, tone address s25, and cx-
.r.f cory 81 TINES L. gctirr up OF club.
10 copies WEEKLY TIMES and same number =.
r.fil.> Home Journal. tcne address Sf2.sn, and eN-
fr5 u1py u TiNEs 90 setter up OF club.
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Tactic acid assists the digestion oil any food
taken with it. The Welsh peasants almost
live upon oat-cake and buftermilk. Invalids
suffering from indigestion will do well to
drink buttermilk at meal times.
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TIMES MANASSAS FARMER
opceory Of the wrrSpr rnlr- and Kansas

ono copy Of the WEESt1 TINS and KANSAS
fAENEE =. "a.
s copies Of the wEEKIY TnEs aud ,smc num-
l.r kANsAsrA.NFE, conc address 10.
90 t,l5teS ri the WEEKLY TINES and SAME lumber
KANSAS FARNEH, zone address SO, and copy Of
'1sh 20 gcticr mp Of club.
- copies WEEKLY TINES and SINE number KAN
-s- EAENEI, tanc address Ssael, one copy 81 each
i1por and National Pictorial Die,ionary-yalue -,
- copies WEEKLY TINEs and sane number
KANSAS FAINEI. (one address Soc copy Of each
,Naa and Weistcr's Unabridged Dictionary, TO
.yIiCr up 81 club.
80 copies WEEKIy TIMHs and same number
KANSAS f,INEE, lcne address 80, extra Of each
mi "a American waieh-Salncss5, 10 setter up Of
80 copies wrskly TINS anu same number
kAN,s,s EaIaEE- slaa. extra copy Of each sud an
AE1srleIn Nasch--NAige s4a, 10 cefier VA II club.
ca copies wEESLY TINS and same number
hAN>AS fsRNEE toae address, Slaa, extra COPY Of
each. nd an AmeriSsn Wdich-valae $50, TO ecfser
M u club.
- oopios WEAKLY FnsEs and same surai..
KASsAs FAssER tone address, sln, extra copy
.sch and Wheeler 4 Wilson >cEin. Nschinc-
value sioo, To setter HPsf club.
- oaxioS NEEsLE TIHTS aud salsc ntrs.t.er
KANSAS tARssS, tcns address >lea. and Wheeler
a Wilson sewing Nschny-vaiR- Slca, and Web
Sier naeriased plcilo'sary-Vaias sis, 20 gc;ier
- copies wEi-KLN Inns and same nural-er
ksSsAS fAKnEE. lone address, SIS9 extra copy
.af d and q Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Mechine-
.iiae Sl0a. and American waieh-yalue So, TO
sitter up of club.
rtN,ss FARHER. lone address, s2oe, with extra
~ q. each and Church orsan-value SIS, 10 get
- ur 81 club.
rir Views Agent who sells the srcsiosi number Of
ftFIY TINES in ISL, Ne. full jeweled cro-
,r.eicr balance. OF. gold ease Eigin manufacture
s.~h-valuc Size.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION,

LONDON, Dec. Ga despatch from Con-
stantinople, says that the Sublime Pore sig
nified its willingness to accept the conference
for the settlement of the question raised by
Russia, provided the discussion is confined
to that topic.
THE FEELING IN ENGLAND.
The feeling Of insecurity, caused by the
demand of Russia, relative to the Paris
treaty has almost vanished.
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PREMIUMS

Premiums uncquallcd IN lhcir Hhcraliiy oil
icrcd 10y any other newspaper IL the country.
Figc vols. of 1haokcrv.
Complete edition OF Dickens.
W,htcr's National Pictorial Dictionary.
Ntfstor's Unabridged Dictionary.
Three grade "f TIE celebrated Eisin
Watch in com silver ct-os, from the well
known House Of ITcrshfcld " Mitchell, Il
F.'aware-st., this city.
Eae Sewing Machine and Church Organ
from 4. Sumner, II. Louis and Lcgyen-
WORTH
fIl Postmaster and News AGENT aIc ayI-
.hr..zc,i 5@os;s ug the TiNI~
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Mrs. Burleigh, in letter to friend,
gives the following glimpse of her lecture for
the coming season:-Iou ask about nv new
lecture-'.Houses and Homes' Its purpose
is TO show the difference between the two
that while there are a great many houses,
there are comparatively few homes, and to
indicate the essential conditions of a home
in the true sense. CHANGING At the house.
less primeval man, trace his progress from
barbarism to the highest civilization as ex-
pressed in his habitations. In doing this
refer TO the hut Of the Savage, the tent of the
nomad, the fortified castle Of middle ages, the
fashionable mansion of our great cities, and
its co-relative, the tenament house. Country
houses, with their shut-up parlors, are
glanced at. City houses, all alike and with
out adaptation TO their occupants, new houses,
old houses, haunted houses, houses devoted
to mere physical comfort, houses tyranized
over by the demon Of order, and finally, the
ideal home, Of which send YOU a
specimen brick. MY ideal home is
ruled neither by fashion nor ys-
dition. 1t has reverent recognition OF
the fact that every human scui Is from Col
and for humanity. The family is not a con-
glomerate mass, but an as-emblage of per-
sons. Each has place and an occupation
IN which he can make good faculties Of him
self The principal Of non-interveniion Is
recognized and respected. The master and
mistress have calm and gracious ways, and
are still mindful Of the sweet observarces
that made beautiful the honeymoon. y The
children have rights that are respected, and
brothers and sisters are also 9cnsleE.es and
loJ;,s The father i no, addressed as gov
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Phosphorus and Cali-aya, known as Ferro-
Phosphatcd Elixir Of Calisaya Bark. The
iron restores color 10 the blood, the phoS-
phor,l- renews waste of the nerve tissue, and
the Calisaya gives natural, healthful tone
10 the digestive organs, thereby curing dys-
pepsia in lis various forms, wakefulneSS,
general debility, depression of spirits; also
the hest proven tive against fever and ague.
One pint contains the: virtues Of one ounce
of calisaya, and one te.spooniiIl, Il grain of
iron and phosphorus. Manufactured only
by Ca,well, Hazard " Co., New York.
Sold by druggists. Asa,Sth
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WEEKLY TIMES AND KANSAS FARMER
CLUBS.

We have made arrangements with thu publishers
1i the KANSAS FARMER, the most enicrrrisins Az
rc,iliuT. Paper 81 the West 10 club Ell the follow
ii.= literal tcrms. Every family in Kansa, should
hspc The
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I 2 BOYD, DESTAT OFFICE, LAING's
q Building, enirsnce 81 Fourth s'ret. Leavcn-
worth. jytdff
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... increase "a &c ciseuiaiInn ri The
= s>-.Y aud wEEhLl rITE-, has hecn, in
.sE ir-t closing, uaparslieic'i M the am
.9 hi..,.y OF 10 growth. The iniiHisra-
#.r .p TAI, State isr thc year is also without
n llei 10 the z!iisracut oi any Other new
,Saleig this Unir Since the first Of lasi
Irualr Sc nav, .-.sl nearly oHe hundra'
cent 10 the nu,. Ac- 81 cur People--<b
.zaus. Within lls ,rioI sc have .atsl
aal. double the cir .i"r q x TiuIx )
Iris he ambiii lsii.iiiitn%
aluc. Ne OF the r;s@ss a.. d .,
e. erIni1s,d - So 8. rl,kc il lhc psyree
-l.s. l,e>rai'sEs ~ ,el ..- the West. y
We c.silense r. ON
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DON'T LEAVE rmE rAxN.

Come, boys, have something to ieil you,
Come near; would whisper II lew
lou are thinking Of leaving the Homestead
Don't he in 4 hurry To go.
The city has many attractions,
But think of the vices and sins;
When once in the vortex Of fashion,
How >oon the course downward begins
You talk Of the mines Of Australia
They n wealthy in goki without doubt;
But ali there is gold on the farnI, toys,
Ifyou' II only shovel il out.
The mercantile trade is hazard,
The goods are first high and then low;
Better risk the old farm awhile longer
Don't he in hurry 10 60.
The great busy West has inducements,
And 10 has the busiest mart,
But wealth is not made in a day, hcys-
Don't he in a hurry TO start,
The bankers and brokers are wealthy;
They take in their thousands or So
All, think Of the frauds and decepticns-
Don't be- in hurry 10 60.
The Farm is the safest and surest,
The orchards are loaded to-day;
You are as free rs the air Of the mountains,
And monarchs of all you survey.
Better stay on the farm awhile longer,
Though profits come in rather slow;
Remember YOU We nothing 10 risk, i-oys-
Dnutt l.p in A hurry 10 90.
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WANTED.
BUSINESS CARDS.
EsTAsLlsnkD IN 1890
WEIGH 4 6RIETlTMN,

Sa ws, Saw IS. Sa VS.,
SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.
Ares, Piles. Cast Stsel. NH Furnishing,
ana 0Aeh1Aefy.
ssrGet the BEST, they vill prose the eh-=p-.t -
Prices reduced. send Eor Price List aud Cirruiars
WEIGH GEIFfITHs
dec2d&visl ESeton, Mass. ,or Dewoi,, Mich.
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". :. JEWELL, No. 80 Cherokee street,
bet. Third and Fourth.
uoy2gcod.vw.
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FISHERY QUESTION.
An American Schooner Forfeited.

| HALIFAX, Dec. 6-An American fishin:
schooner which was seized ON the 9th o
lime la>;, for the violation OF the treaty O
ISIS and the fishing laws, and which WIS re
f,rred TO the Vice Admiralty in court here
was forfeited, together with her stores ant
cargo.
| So,.,ucut. Of ahc Toronto Papers Oh
| the Presidents Message.
| ToRoNro, Dec. 6.-The papers this morn
| in- are commenting on the President
message in reference To the enforcement q
1 Canadian rights in the Gulf OF 81. Lawrence
But the President docs not find any chjec
tons against the action OF our Government
upon the seizure af vessels actually engaged
! in fishing within forbidden boundaries, bIl
a. seizures and examinations Of vessels i
suspected As design TO violate the regulation.
| of the Canadian Government. He state.
that while the Canadian Act permits such
! seizures and examinations the law has moi
vet been put in force, and is resolved 10 post
pone action until actual offence has been
given. Whether such seizures and eNamina
| tons form necessary part Of the police duty
| of ot,r navy, is n question for the Govern
| ment TO consider. We need hardly say,
| however, that il these proceedings are neces-
sarv 10 the driving out of intruders on our
| waters, the law ought TO be enforced whatever
objection may be made by the American
Government. The threats of retaliation
| which the President holds out, Canadian
vessels TO he refused admission into Ameri-
can ports, and the bonded system, as it is
called under which Canadian merchandise
passes through the United States, he s,rs-
pended. will not have the slightest effect in
preventing the assertion Of the just rights of
Canada in the waters Of the gulf. The num-
Der Of Canadian vessels entering American
ports is quite insignificant. The stop
page of the bonding system might
cause some inconvenience 10 indi-
vijuals in Canada, but would enormously
benefit other parties, and the chief injury
would fall upon American transportation.
President Grant.may try measures OF coercion
whenever he Likes, but it will not cause the
people of Canada TO abate their claims one
jot or title. The President asserts the right
OF the United States to the free navigation
of the St. Lawrence, which it is hardly worth
while to dispute. But whatever rights the
American people may possess to the naviga-
ton q that river, they have none TO canals
alongthe banks. When request has been made
for the passage Of American vessels down the
river iihas: .alwayS:been grante, and the Pres
ident can hardly allege, therefore, that the
right Of The State on the lakes, which. he makes
50 muc have been seriously injured, by
the dkenIl u bis claim.It is in coming up the
river, We leave to inform his Excellency,
that the trouble has arisen. Perhaps he has
never made the trip from Kingston TO Mon
;real. We assure him that without the use Of
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
sVsNk WNWkEO.

MN loES. Doe
An os-sniL.,i rand VI. made uI-cn The >t"sk q
kst to-day nv the vithdrav5I oi I1sD. sni the
licking ny yro.s.s. NJ one time during the day
money VA sharp at but at the closs va, the
general rate on Government, AMI on railway and
riiNs-i splafeTal~. III. names 81 two
wealthy house, mentioned IN connection With
thi, ARTIFICIAL ,tfingen'y.
Gold dull hut steaiv closing at no.
'learanss, :, ,Isi, ,-s.
Coupons, sis. IL, e., "a. 81. o'., 'e.. -
nswf9l ~, - .; -, -, Io-,"s 81, ~ i"i.
W, = gs'a
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Leading Paper in Kansas
GSiruAs HErN IN rmEr,sT.

], will oppose political corruption under
Whatever guise and wherever discovering
itself Il will be independent Of cligues,
rings and factions Fcarless In It, advocacy
a! tie RIGHT. The organ Of no man Tor
anything; hut the constant and determined
advocate Of the principles OF the Great Re
publican Party, the party HAT made Kan
ss free, and preserved the Liberties Of the
Nation.
iu order 10 secure II lo.lsl
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Rest Peslsry for Winter.

EDS. RURAL WoELp:-Will YOU have
the kindness TO inform ME which you con-
slider the best breed of poultry for laying
eggs in winter? and where can | get them
/ have just moved from the city and com:
menced farming on a small scale and need
information. G. W. :,
81. Charles Co., No.
RErLY.-Speaking from our own expert,
ence-and we have tried most of the I'M
proved breeds-we should recommend the
6r.hma. They are excellent Layers, if well
fed and furnished With warm quarter; they
are yery domestic, and will give you a
great satisfaction as any other breed. They
can be procured of J. W. Fake, Pevely, Mo-,
whose advertisement will be found in this
,aper. His stock is pure and will give sat
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NEW YOKh MANA II.

NEw S"Rs, De. :.
FloyR-In faii demand and advanced ,,lo,
super - oJa5 80, common 60 En--i extra 9e's 90
gopi To- choice 50 utt.6 %.
WHISEFN-Elrm ~ 9pc.
GR,IS-Whest-iu isir demand and advanced
L.. old spring 81 81; new - sal ~. rel amhsi
81 ii,.i a.. Rye--I 90, BaTlsy-tiUU at 81 %
Sc. ,"rn-eNcited and higher; Mol, MIXED sta
ST., yellow sIes>1.. oats in Ct.l demand At 80 %
81 r.
,IRo,rEif,- Cofi.e-yui.t. >usar-'uI,a io..iir,
Porto Rico Ioi,@l.', . New Orleans N"iaSse,-
,s,ft 1ac.
PEpyi~ioN>-tork - 15c.22 ~; new =" ,"e'
Il 81; prime -i7 -, new. Beei-u'">S lnss
Iir: extra iSal-c. >houliers-Sets'-c. short rih,
miiiles and long mi'lleS III iali'-c Lard
steady At i3c for steam and iSi.c f,r kettle.
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Forty Column Weekly,

4n!
4
Comparison wi,l ,i.e largest and lesi Wes-
lbs TsibIi~hcI iu cirigaE~ Cinci-n,aii or &.
..aIia.
To still further cmI.a is ga, purpoes
vy promise our Kansas readers that tn
TINES -hall continue IN the future to q
.ra
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BUrIERNyLK. - Persons who have not
been in the habit Of drinking buttermilk,
consider it disagreeable, because ii is slightly
acid, in consequence Of the presence q
Tactic acid. There is not much nourish-
ment in but,ermilk, but the presence Of the
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For the last few wears the prcprietors Of
the celebrated Plantation Bitiers have lsen
experimenting in the growing Of Calisaya
bark cn the Island of Jamaica, and have
found. from actual tests, and by no means a
mean experience, that this valuable bark can
lie grown with marked >lcce-s only upon the
mountains from l 500 Ia 2,0oo feet high.
There the forests are often lelewsd with the
early mist, and this tree arrives a, lis full
perfection. Owing 10 the largely Increasing
demand for the bark required for the manu-
faciur. al utiinine, and also iur use in III.
preparation of Plantation Bit;ers, the pro-
curing Of il has been !, Source of great anxiety
Ia the proprietors, and seeing, ~ they did,
that the South American supply would s,on
fully supply the demand, and, assisted and
encouraged a they are by the English gov
eminent, AT Jamaica, We have not the le:,-t
doubt hut they will >licceed. codSwlw.
MASKS! Ma>ks:.
!, large and well selected assortment, At
NJ. Sd Delaware street.
nova6-d!sw II. " J. DE,KELNAE.
ES issenrc ArrWsssssIasr~-
Tina, no Baking Powder can stand th,
test oi a careful analysis libe Dooley's Yeast
Powder. Although subjected Ia the most
critical analyzation, no ingredients could be-
found entering into the composition hut such
as are perfectly pure and nutritious This ac-
counts for the entire and uniform satisfac-
ton given by Dooley's Yeast Powder in the
culinary department.
Ii is the cheapest, best, and most reliable
Hakinc Powder known, AMI Is recom-
mended upon its merits alone. Your Gro
ser keepsit it. e~l&wlw
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Country People and builders Take
Notice.

will furnish glass, prime sash, ami glaze
the following sizes:
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II. La .. la. q
FL"UE-Du ami unchanged SUPER - >; -Ntr.
- a5ai 90; NIX, :, o1a5 -; ch"i~" ." fame.
family Sc 7.esS ~.
GHiIS-Wheat-luH anil SLOW; y" :. ,prin,
81 u;aI a.; NJ ? rel tall 81 gal = NJ I, u ;lr
-: Corn-unchange,lj4 At ts.ti7e, ia hulk .1e'
j7c sacked, Dat--unchdne'-l NJ .s@t u. i'Ifl'
FEW buy.rs AMI seller hnn; prime -Pring $50.
PsovG~IDNs-P1Tk-sui't At 10 O"s'ls % DT,
salt shoulders 7i,A5tzr; clear rib l9l s@l1lzc
clear side lGitaile. Bac0n-el"ar -idc- lie
Iarl-in fair demand a. Isit@'l2izr.
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sugar a. higher for all zrade-.
HOs>-l9si5c lower; - O1es6 80 Receipt
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For cheap, delicious, and healthful
table dessert, there Is nothing half so good as
Blanc Mango Pudding, Custarls, DC, &c,
made from Sea Moss Farine. Try it and
convince yourself. leodswlw.
The purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard & Caswelrs, made ON
the sea-shore, from fresh selected livers, by
Caswell. Hazard Il Co., New York. Ii is
absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
have once taken it prefer il To all others.
Physicians have decided it superior to any
OF the other oils in market. Sold by all
druggists Xdtu&fr