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ssSweet Herbs"

Certain aromatic plants, not food in them
selves, but used to favor and make other food
more agreeable, are called sweet herbs. These
are more or less used in every family, and il
is much cheaper to rai.e than to buy them,
and they may be had thus of better quality
than as usually found in the shop. Sage and
thyme are perennial, but they will give moder.
ate crop the fret year from the seed. Sage
may be transplanted 70 q foot apart each way.
and thyme to half that distance. After the
the 6rst year the stock can be increased BY d.
viding the plants. or by cuttings. Summer
Savory, Sweet Ma,joram, and Sweet Basil, are
the most generally cultivated annual herbs.
The seeds are all very email, and should he
Gown shallow, In very 6ne soil. and wstered if
the weather is dry. The plants may be thin
ned out to three inches, OR be transplanted TO
that distance apart. Ali these aromatic plants
are cultivated for their lenve.. and should h.
cut just ss they come into flower. Sage and
thyme do not generally blossom the first year.
These should be cut before frost. They should
be all gathered on dry day aud tied in small
punches; or. spread to dry in the shade in an
airy ROOM Afterward strip from the stems ard
keepin close boxes or cans. Parsley, though
not belonging to the sweet herbs. should lot be
forgotten. as il 10 always in the kitchen as
Aavoring ingredient for soups. ste~s and sau-
ces. and a. ganishing or ornament to dishes
Of meat or fsh. The double cnrled is the
hsndsomest variety, and though not As strong
rs the plain. is generally preferred. The seed
is several weeks in terminating; it should be
sown in April. in lght. rich coil. in drills foot
apart and thnned out to six inches. A portion
mar be sown in the summer for keeping over
winter, which may be done by q covering Of
litter, or cedar boughs. Plants may be taken
up and set in . box Or tub Of earth, in light
celiat where they will grow ane afford sup
ply for sinter use; or the leaves may be gath
ered'an carefully dried-Ameriean A9rieul
tarist.
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f1r tie farulr.


Trees.
A tree has ever been looked upon - . ct
eeblen Of esduring life. Would that those
Who asrume the responsibilities Of trimming and
trimming fruit trees At the present day. could
be led 70 feel tina. they we're dealing with
things Of life, not only. bot live things. and
elmpe their acts accordingly. Those familiar
with budding young seedlings know very well
that il they need any trimming. II mo.s he
done at the time. or but fes moments before
the bod Is inserted. II performed t-o or isee
hours beforehand, . reaction viii have taken
place in the usual quiet gro~th Of the tree. sn3
ire bark viii not 90 easily separate from the
wood TO receive the bud. II trimmed few
days before the time Of budding. the living ae-
tion VII be found again ascendant, sad the
tuddirg can be performed with the zane ease
a. m done before being affected with the MAIN
ihg. And Who does not knov that the proper
tin for depletion. if unavoidable. 10 during the
mot vigorous and elastic life setions1 This prin
Gpie applied 70 fruit trees would put stop to
the severe practice of pruning them during the
time Of dormancy, and cause that work to be
done when the entire tide of vitality and
growth 10 at lie highest ebb, and at its fullest
flow.
Our eastern friends for many years in the
past have recommended to trim in February
and March, while the trees we're in the dor
mant state. and just before they start into the
new life Of early spring. Now, however. their
best writer's unite.in condemning that practice,
and advice to prune during the growing reason
only. HIN comparatively damp climate, their
counsel Is correct. hov much more SO, in cur
exceedingly dry and more exhausting atmos-
pherei The chief objections to the late fall
and early spring pruning, are the drying out Of
the wounded parts At poIas, before the circu-
latiou commences anew. and the escaping Of
the sap for time after it begins to flow. Con-
eequently such wounds are very Glow to heal
over. and the exuding sap makes the tree look
black and unsightly, for some distance beneath
those wounded parts. On the contrary. If the
pruning is delayed till the leaves have obtained
their full size and power, the drying out and
bleeding are prevented. and the wounds made
At that slime quickly heal over; for then nature
Stands ready to administer from the trees vi
tally the needed succor with its fast healing
properties.
Ny own experience drawn from close ol'ser.
vation. and the light shed BY excellent writer's
upon this subject, has led me to adopt the prac
tice Of pruning only from the middle Of June
70 the frat Of September. and to trim but little
al time. If severe cutting away Is actual,
" needed 10 one season. / should divide the
inAietion into three or four parts. at intervals
of two or three weeks. Besides am thorough
~ convinced, that the knife is used far too
freely, and natures laws are ruthlessly violated
by the thoughtless and inexperienced, who too
often cut and main their choicest fruit trees.
without mercy or discretisn.-Beebee's Essay
on Fruit Culture.
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He THOUGHT HE'D WADE.-It vas election
day. and Crimes having assisted on the occa-
sion BY the deposit Of his vote and the absorp-
ton Of as much old rye as he could walk Under;
started. with two Of bis neighbors. who we're in
the same state Of elevation, to make their
way to their homes. They had to cross
the Wissahickon creek BY foot bridge
constructed BY single log thrown across,
and hewed fat on the upper side, but with.
out any hand rail to aid in the transit.
There would have been no difficulty with q
clear head and steady legs in crossing, bat with
our party it was felt to be not devoid Of diff
fculties under the existing circumstances
However, the creek must be crossed. Grimes
friends took the lead, aud with much swinging
Of arm, and body, reached the farther side. II
was now Grimes turn to face the music, ant
making a bold start, he succeeded in getting
about one third of the way over, when loud
splash announced To his friends that he wa,
overheard. Emerging from the water, it being
about up to his breast. he quietly said, as if biz
course was the result Of mature deliberations
~ guess I'll wade.'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

SEEDING Timothy At THE Wrsr.-Spring
sowing Of timothy and clover seed sometimes
fails to catch or make Q "stand." as our famers
say: A correspondent Of the Prairie Farmer
recommends sowing after wheat. He says:
'tAs soon "a the wheat Is cut and hauled Cd
harrow the ground thoroughly, SOW peck Of
timothy early in August, then brush lightl:..
The March following. GOV two quarts Of clover.
Ifshe coming spring and summer should be
vet, the spring sowing may succeed. But the
fall eoving would not be afraid to warrant"
Another writer says:
81 have bad considerable experience in SOW
ing timothy. and have not failed to eeta good
stand when soved during February among
wheat: or BY itself on ground prepared ID the
fall ! put on from 6ve 70 sig quarts Of seed
ger Acre, and if want clover with il. SOW a
very light sprinkliug after the heavy freezing
10 over. and it will gain on the timothy. ]
eouAd 10 this Wy last spring. and cut heavy
crop Of hay last summer from it"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

An EourvocAL AroLncY.-In a certain coun
try town lived two worthy rnen-ne;ghbors and
friends-but they never could agree upon po
litical questions. In dispute one day, enc Of
the dispatants lost temper, and called the Other
liar, fool. knave. and SO on. This Was hi:
weakness. He easily lost self control, then
was very abusive, and then repented. On the
occasion referred to he was so chagrined at the
exhibition he made of his passion, that he soon
called upon his neiehbor, pcniteut. aud pur.
posing an apology. We give, in substance, the
apology: 4
81 ashamed Of myself for being 20 abusive in
my talk to you. To think I should call q
friend liar, fool, and knave! I nm very sorry,
and have come to apologize. Forgive me
know not why it is that In my talk With you
lose my temper. But the fact is, you always
talk 20 like a J,ckass. can't helpit!
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BULLS i So
SARSAPARILIA.-
A Good Reason 70. the Captains Faith.

Read the Captains Letter, and the Letter
from his Mother: 900 a.
BxSros BAsRAcks. Mo-. April 30. 1865, q
DR.. John Bal-Dear Sir: Knowing the
fiicacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing
sd beneficial qualities it possesses. I send you
he follow ing statement of my c..se:
vas wounded about two years ago-was 10.
ken prisoner. and confined for sixteen month";.
Being moved 40 often. my wounds have net
healed yet ] have not sat M a moment since
was wounded. am shot through the hips.
Nv general health is impaired, and need
.one thing to assist nature. have more faith
your Sarsapariila tina. in anything else. I,
wish that that is genuine. Please express mo
half dozen bottles. and oblige. i' - u
Carr. C. p. Johnson 49,
81. Louis. No.
p S-The following vas written Apr, 30,
lsG5. by Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother o: Capt.
Johnson:
DR.. John BsH-Dear Sir: Nv husband,
Or C. S Johnson, wss q skilIfnl surgeon and
physician in Central New York. where hs
ned, leaving the above G. p. Johnson tn my
care. Al thirteen years Of age. he had
chronic diarrhas and scroiuia. for which /
ave yuur Sar-apasiiIa. u esred hm. have
ipr ten years recommended IL to many iu New
York. Ohio, ami Iowa, for scrofula. fever sssea.
,nd general debility. Perfect success has at
tented il. The eures cfseted in some eases ef
serstnia and fesev so,es scese almost niysestoss.
am yety anxious for my sou 10 again have
f.eourse 10 your Sarsaparills. he Is fearful
e getting spurious article. hence his writing
% you for IL. Hi wounis were terrible, hut
oellev< he. will recover. ---4----- 49, - y
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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BULLS s,.s.
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World Wide
Readers,

10 my United states aud w ord id6
Readers. E.t
I HAVE received many testimonials from
L professional and medical men. Is my alma
macs and various publications. have shown, all
Of which are grpsine. The following from q
highly educated popular physician In Seof.
gia, is certainly one Of the most sensible COIN
munica,ions I have ever received. Dr. Glenn,
ent knows exactly what he speaks of, and bis
testimony deserves TO he written In letters Of
gold Hear what the Doctor says Of BsIi's
Worm Destroyer: lsst 90 o.
vILLASow. WnKEa County. Gal s
Jane 90 1866
DR.. John BsH-Dsar Sr: I have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trial.. AUD
find il WONDERFULLY rfficacious. IL has not
ailed in a single instance to have the wished
for effect. am doing 4 pretty large country
practice. and have daily use for some article
of the hind ! am f,e.. to confess that I know
of no remedy recommended BY the sbless au.'
hors that is SO certain and speedy in its ef-
feet-. On the contrary. they are uncertain 10
the extreme. My object in writing YOU. IL to
fnd out upon what terms can get the mcdi
cine directly from you. II can get IL or
easy terms. shall use great deal OF it. /
am aware that the use Of such articles IL con-
trary to tho teachings and practice of great
majority OF the regular line Of NJ D's, hat l
see no just cause or good sense in discarding
l remedy which we know to be efficient. sim,
ply because we NAV be ignorant Of its combi-
nation. For my part, shall make il rule
tn use all and any means TO alleviate suffering
Immunity which ] may be able TO commando
not hcsitating because some one more ingepi-
aus than myself may have learned its effects
irs,. and secured the sole right to use that
knowledge. However. am BY no means an
advocate or supporter of the tn ,usands OF
worthless uo>trums that food the country, th.t
i,urport tn cure all manner of disease 10 which
human flesh is heir. Please reply soon, and
INFORM me Of your best terms O. ~
am. sir, mosf respectfully. isa-s
JULIUS P. CLEMENT, II. D.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30
PATIENT Warrrxc-At the -

PATIENT WAITING the - H,tel in
Carlo, they are not note;i for dispatch in filirg
orders for meals. If warm dinner is order.
ed, some time il taken tn cook it. Not long
since stopped there, and sat down at the ia
BILE with al elderly gentleman. who ordered a
squirrel. waited some timo for nv dinner,
but was almost through. and the old gentlcma"
was still waiting for his squirrel But his pa
thence was at last exhausted, AMI he beckOned
the steward to him and said:
elias the man got good gun7'
"What mani" asked the steward.
"The man that's gone to shoot the squirrel /
ordered" said the gentleman, With gravity.
Just then | choked. and did not hear the
stewards answer; but ! saw him disappear, and
10 few seconds the old feil,w was devout;ng
his squirrel with apparent relish.
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Rru.nxAs,.. Plcru.E or rHr Moox

RExARKABiE PIcruRE or THE Moon "A gen.
tlemar of Boston who Il, as the boys say.
'barefoe.ed on the top Of his head" was re-
Gently importuned bv some young ladies to
present them with his photograph. He com.
piled with the request; but, instead of pre-
senting them with picture Of his handsome
features, he sent very striking view Of the
back Of his head. The joke vas duly enjoyed
bnt the protector was much surprised shortly
after to see copies Of the picture in the win
dews Of the print store, and. on inquiring Of
the attendant. found. to his horror. that the
sharp photographer had published It as ''a re.
picture of the NOON"
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Notice.

THE business formerly carried en- by ". D
i Beeier & Sous. IN the Lumber trade, will
be Continued. the prrsen; season. by the Junior
members OF the 6rm. ard our old customers
NAV be assured that. as far ~ puss;bIe. they
will meet With the sane Accommodation as
heretofore. REELER5k BRO.
White Cloud. March -. 1870.
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N1ONTINCES totreat al rrvafe Diseases. eyph.
u us, ailicrws o. Gonorrhes. Glset, Structure,
G eomplefely erzd1czted. That numeIs,us Chr
of cssee resulting frvm seif-abuse, produting "a.
1aniine8. neryoasdebilit lnitsbinty .efupiioaa,
ae0inal emissions. and hnzly fwDOteury. pcrmas
nensiy cured. Persons aaieSed NTH defIesie, in
dcafe and lcns.s'.nding scnstifutjoni eompl.inis
ccs.s soihine. Experience. he bets 81 tcsehsrs.
has essbledhim 70 peuees remedies q oreS en-.
Gent, afe, rern.nsns. md vhieh IN most cases
tAblishment embr.eeS ogee, reception snd vaiting
rooms. also losrdinE md slceping apartments 5of
vspor a-d chemical hsihs. no matter vhS kavs
tiled. state your csc. aeadhis psmphlef. seuito
ally IS once and 81! over the eoenf7y. Oa6 Wssis-
Triton sve.. ct. Louis. Hours a. Il. 10 p. II
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BULLS vices
CEDR0N BITTERS.
AUrHEHr1c DOCUMENTS.


Nay %. 1856
Dr. Jahs 8su-pesv Sir: Lass gebssry {
sas in LpaisviiIs purchasing draGs. asd 4 got
some Of your Sarsapsriiia and Cejron Bitters,
Ny con in-la~, Who q With me In the store,
asa has been down With the rheumatism for
some time, comResoed an she 1ixess, and soon
found his general health improved. 49, p
Dr.. Gise, Who has been IN bad health, tried
them. ami he sIso improved.
DR.. Coffee, who bss bres II bad heath 81
s~verai yesrr-stsnseA Esd Essy sfeefed-im-
proved very snch By the nss II y0ur Bitfers.
Indeed. ths Cedroa Bitssrs has cis en- VOC great
popularity in this sestismsat. I shisk 1 eosA
all . great qasRtity Of Jopr medicines shis
FalI-e.psciaIiy your Cedros Biiters and Sar-
sar.rills- Ship ne - Neaphis, care of
Kicker 1 Nicely. Respeetfuliy, M IA
B. WALKER =
Prepared by Dr.. Jons BpLL. at Ms LAbssa-si
tory. Fiteh Street, LsaiayiIIs. ~.
For sale b, DRs ruOs. C. sHREvE,.
DrssEise, Waite CIegd, Kansas
Mach ~. le7o-iy. s.ifae
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

Pumixe straw among clover.in stacking Is
an .Enssish Practice. The straw absorbs the
Juices iron the clover. and arrests oil tendency
to injurious fermentation. The hay ie s~eeter,
and .eattie the straw with avidity. If you
have heavy crop Of clover that 10 Hs,le
green. pm, thin layer Of bright straw between
the layers of.hay. and there viii be no danger.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

srrAwnEaarss.-The following varieties Of
this fne early fruit. I think. are the mos, wor-
thy Of cultivation, and viii amply pay for
Ahoroueh culture: Agr:cu'surist. Junda. Rus
eeils Prolific, Tiomphe de Grand. and Will.
Sonf AlLany.-Rnrsl.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

THrnr vas refreshing directness In Johns
solution Of this theological problem pro2ounded
by his wife:
"Jotn, do you think We shall know each
other in heaven" . :
Eyes. Do you expect We shall be bigger
fools there than here2"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

The worst case Of deafness that We ever
came acroes outside Of an asylum, vas that Of
an old lady Who lives across the street from
the arsenal yard. On the Fourth Of July they
fred sai=te Of IS guns. The olo lady was
observed to start and listen As the last gun vas
fred, and then she exclaimed, Come in!" 4
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

OSE morning a pompous little man called
upon Sydney Smith. saving that being about to
compile history Of distinguished families in
Somersetshire, he had called to obt.in the
Smith arms. Il regret, sir." said the reverend
wit, "my inability to contribute to 50 valuable
a work; but the Smiths never had any arms.
and have Invariably sealed their letters with
their thumbs"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

A crEaeYnAx last summer visited the ceie-
bated Hoosac tunnel and encountered . sprisht-
~ Irishman. who. in reply to the question.
do you think this ~o-k vii paw" promptly
replied: "F4ith, no! but thin it'll be great
ornament 10 society"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30
Hinkley's Knitting Machine

rO3 FAMILY USE-Impie chap, r,fi,b'e
Ksrrs EvEaYrBixe.. AGENTS WANTED.
Circular and ssmple stocking FREE Ad
dress HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE
CO., ll9 Wabash Av.. Chicago, Iii.
march le-Su.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

ELDER Evans. prominent Shaker, thinks
the doctrines Of that community afford the pro
per solution 70 the woman question. We
doubt it. Our experiences Of woman b that
the mors you Shaker the maddef she gess.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

THREE little Wisconsin children we're 6sh-
ing the other day-iuo boys and q girl. The
older boy called to the girl. "Oh. Johnnys got
bite" The girl responded. "0h. ny sakes.
and snch little boy-oply reads in the primer"
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30
The White Cloud
planning Mill

Is the place to get every thing you want in
the Building line.
We can finnish Flooring. Siding,
rough or planed. Shingles. and Dimcn,
sion Lumber; also. Novels, BHlus.
tcrs, Brackets, Window and Door
Frames.
All those who contemplate building new
dwellings or repairing old ones, will save time
and trouble by bringing or sending their orders
where they can arrange for everything they
need. without the expense or loss Of time usu
ally incurred where they are obliged 90 collec'
material from several different points.
Cabinet Mixers will ~lso find Trimmings for
Bedstcads, Tables, Stands AZ Desks, of the
latest styles. and all small turning usually
found in a Turning Shop.
April %. 1870. A. E. MOYN.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-30

APArrESr. on the point Of being operated on
by hospital surgeon. said to him. trembling:
"Oh. doctor. l rely on your address, g
alt is 81 street. as usual" absently an
rwered the disciple of Galen.
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ole fun If tie Ching.
iAHxNf
On The Capture Of osasrai o'usill By the Har.
shall, just sftsr Great speech 70 His 1sseps
prA ssxsrsus BRENNAN.

rhss .n ess. to the jail bal ~ mi dsPisss thee.
Th~sss ~ss.ssIs and eoastsbss compass thes ssssa:
oshss fool. have of passsd ,hssssh i pana bses thee
Aad essjsy sl Thy loss Is hesn.fsii and profound.
rbos art GOO. to the Jill; longer ishsaa ssss
Err, .srisiy forth. ~iih thy s~"ri By rig aAe:
Bot Uscie Sans bssd-cuhs are open = eafo'd thee.
Asd an nsy ssw hope. ssee thy hsnd' are ss~ lied.
Oos sr eoss 10 the Jail. SD the army f"ssatiag.
Per,.ps Thy brave spirit behind hneesed long:
Bet The hssns Of ends were relieved Al thy taAi":
And hopes scared high ss thos 'sundisdst along
rhoa gone the Jail ba' we'll never asross thee.
Nor 70 on thy bond. cur feelings conceal;
For Tack Sans got Thee. aad will cot r.ss"ss ihss
And we will have peace. bst not any O'NeilL
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"a RarC CoIlcCtion.
Buy He and iii Do You Coed.

Hrspessd By IL orsnsa Medicine Co.. D. isais No.
Dsia by draggiss and deass medicine everywhere.
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The Plebiscite.

"YiH you have mel" the Enper"s eriess
From France what's the answer that fowl
Seven millions turn up their " Ayes"
And mora thss . million fheis " Noes"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-08-05
A NEW PATENT.
TIME subscriber has discovered and Invented
i nav and usahil Imnrnxamanl I'm

FvNHE subscriber has discovered anu lnventeu
i anew and useful improvement In
TEA sc COFFEE POTS.
The vessels are divided Into two compartments by
partition extending across the centre rom top 70
Also, in said partition Of coffee pot slide gate or
valve extending out Of the top OF the vessel 70 ad
init water nom one compartment 70 ths other "
with valve In the same way, excepting the valve
Is round, operating the same ~ In cofiee pot, ~
raising or turning. They are also provided with
two covers each, one 10 each compartment. and .
spout or nose placed one on each side Of the parti-
tion, II desirable. Tho noses are provided with
thimbles or strainers, a. may 30 required; They
nose, and one in centre OF back sIde-ons 70 bs
grasped with one hand while the other hand may
have hold OF the ether In order that the vessel may
be tipped easier or fdesirable the tee pot may have
one handle. The two compartments are for tee and
water or coffee and water, that when the to- or COT
fec 10 sleeping In one compartment water may DO
heating In the other Tea can DO drawn Into cups
nom one compartment and water nom me y, 90, other
tition is % arranged that when the tea or coee II
drawn out, Il can be re-alled through the valve.
boiler 10 connected with the partition, across the
with one cover and one handle on each end, which
ZANE time. Coiss Pots can 30 made Without valve
aS Si;is s n. s% r. FL Sssp S..s a
% In middle 81 In, inside 81 In, top 81 In.
The subscriber, having obtained letters patent on
his invention, offers for sale STATE rights for manu-
fhcturng and selling on reasonable terms, and hav.
ing invented . machine for making Tea and Coffee
Potts. Intends TO patent It, which will DO very useful
10 any one who may wish 70 have IL nor that pur.
pose. Patented Aug. 3, 1880. Any person
Who would like 10 purchase the whole or part Of
this invention will please call on or address
JOHN z. LEWIS, KrrrERY, Nj.
All persons arc forbid exporting or selling this
invention out OF this country without permit. First
discovered In 1860. ID