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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
Application for f'atent.

y ice No. III
L. : LAND OFFICE,
AURORA, Nevada. April lth, 1872.
NOTICE Is HERFBY GIVEN THAT HENRY
Y g. BLA>DEL and A j.. POPE have this
day filed in this office A diagram and notice Of ap-
plicatI' n for patent frpm the United States. under
Act Of Congress, approved july Goth. 1866, Tor one
Thousand Il .O0G) lin-al feet Of a certain vein or
lode Of q artz, or Their rock. in place bearing
gold. silver, copper. aud other metals. commonly
called and known as the = Dolores Lode Il and
Dolores 'iHld and silver Mining Company. situated
in the Wilson Mining District. Esmeralda county,
State of Nevada. said claim is bounded on the
north by tie extension of the Dolores Company,
and on the south by the Mount Vernon Company,
and is more particularly described as fellows:
Commencing at the location Of the notice posted on
the claim, and running thence in a northeasterlv
direction one tn usand feet In a stake (l6l.o east:
also. one hundred feet on each side of said vein or
lode for the convenient use Of working said claim.
the same being on ursuryeyed land.
Said claim is mere particularly described in the
notice and diagram posted in this office and on
the claim. WILSUN CUTLER.
ap9-9od U. s. Register.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

To- limited number of Mares. This beautiful
thoroughbred is of a dark bay, and stands ISL
hands highland is 5 years old He is 10y Nor
folk. he by Lexington, he ty Boston. NOrfolk's
first dam, Novice. by Glencoe. Pillb X first dam,
AIDA c., she by Bob Johnson. he by Boston.
AIDA c. is ont of Br"wner's Eclipse. she bv i'm
ported Eciipee-combiuing one of the finest
strains of blood ever offered to the State of Ne
vada His turf record-of from one To three
miles-is too well known Tor comment by US. We
have a full printed record AT his stable Of all his
performances OIL he turf.
TERMS FoR THE SEASON, S50-Due and payable at
time of service. or = cd note. with interest
The season will commence on the first of April
and close on the first day of July. ISL
All accidents at the owners rlsk.
Good Ta-turage. on the most reasonable terms.
For full partio liars. call Al the Carson Race
Track, or inquire ut COMING RI
Carson City. March -. 1872 Imar30-2m
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Each Ticket will be composed of two Coupons. Of
the value Of - 80 eact. which Coupon will en-
title t~e holder 10 admission to the Concert. and
to one-half of any Gift awarded 10 said Ticket.
The Concert ami the distribution of the on.
Thousand Gifts will take place at Virginia CRY,
New. on the 18th day If Augn>t. 1872. under the i'm
mediate supervision of the Trustees. as directed br
the Act # the Legislature auth .rizing the same.
Tote assisted by a Committee Of prominent citI-
zen-, to be selected by the ariierce.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

All the spring bonnets are
trimmed with a profusion oil lace and
flowers. The tavorite combination
of colors seem to be a delicate shade
of blue and rose color.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28

Buchu is no doubt a good medi-
cine, but it couldn't save Hembold.
Faro was too much for it.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-05-28
TAKE WARNING!

THE V. & T. Il. X. co. x ANXIOUS TO
take due precaurion against accidents anG
loss Of life resulting from the running of their
trains: aud they take Tbs method of warning pa
rents and guardians against the dangers attending
the too COMMON practice of children playing about
.aoIr cars and locomotives. Those having in charge
the business of the COMPANY md it impossible Il
PERSUADE boys. v no frequent the termini and stop
piLg places of the rad from climbing upon the
cars and engines: and they will feel themselves
obliged To resort to more decided measures if these
anuoyances are continued Recent accidents.
which are wholly ascritable to the carelessne-s OF
persons ih jumping on and OF the cars when il
motion. should be warning enough in themselves
". NJ YERINGTON, Superintendent.
August IS. 1870. If
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30
81. @rantbIattsr wt6.n f.sr ytl

Die Grantblitter wiHsn i,br pisI
bapon 1u er,dtltn, has @uslsp tin
,,9empsrtnJltr" ist uub SsrF&srn, an
itre papltrfne 3O3bruR f&laSene. itre
,Yrtnetpien" tylaubttn ibntn ttmss.
md6 ni&t, tsn Momintrisn ter eltera.
len ~ untsrifdbtn. Nun tabtn mir
l&on anf bic Gtatfa6t psrwisltn. ba6
ssrabs 6Oraes @rssisy's 3situns. bic
,,glsw yorf Srtbune" 90 mar, wtl&e
reu Mnslo. amtritanern smpfabl, tts
tsutf&.n Concert unb Bisredritn 5u
bt1u1tn, nm bort ppn BEN Dsutf&en
ju Isrnsn, wit mon tat.aloie 0sfeats.
lsit nit mdBissm ettsasstnue otrbtn'
bet. Oir trwartsn pon ben S&reib.
fns&tsn Grants ntdt, ta6 fe 5errn
Greeley @srfdtisleit piterfatren iai.
fen; abtr mir mShten bob bic 5srrsn
srIu&tsn. tbrsn gsbttntsnsifsr stpas
5u md5issn. 5aben ttusn ttre .wrtn.
stpisn" ilaubt. BEN YfafsuIns&t unb
,1empsrsniisr" Gulfar su untsrlibsn,
70 iolI.n at ldpeiSsn, tpenu sin treufr
Grsunb Der Dsutftsn, wis 5srr @rts.
lsp. TN Sslte IN. Der tptssn isinsr Grti.
fnnisfsit In rslieiOien Dinesn ptm
amsrifaniftsn Yfaffnttum elm Dorm
TN Ndee IN. Ten bic amfrtlantf&e @etf.
ltGfsit als slntn ,,unsIaubIssn" ser.
pammt. Dtn Dsutideu wtrb bic Uatl
awiftsn bsm Daftnf&a&srer Grant
unb rem Vfaftntns&t uno WaGtriim.
pei Collar auf Ter elntn Stitt unb ben
DsuilhfteunSen @rtsltp unp Drcwn
auf tsr anettn Stitt nt&t iGwer fall
len. (Gtieaao GrtIe wrsitO
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30
poelie.
t,, (Iluaslanbi.)
Trembe Nbraien.

Sd baIts pi,I auf 8snninie fnmbn Spra&su
% II gar pi&tts W. BEN @fllpsrftbL
Dab glatiOnsn it SnRanbIi* ma&su.
Die WiiTsnf&aft aswlnut eabur& fsbr pIsl;
Do& wsnis bait Id pOn frsmbsn Vbraisu,
@it l&sinsn mir pis lssn StifsnbIaltn.
Du Tnb sttNsnittu, bic bic Spra&sn mil@sn.
Die iisis nit frtmSsn pbraisn fsrtis Iub,
Ran ffbt ff INNER obsn an ban 3iftsn,.
Su tlnbsiIfaasn faS IL gar ssf&ptns,
llnb wil Ft Der Dummtsit tmpuntrsn,
90 brau&tn ils bic 3uuss ,tar au Ihbmsn.
pa bort mon tsnu bon altn Spra1tn 8rcdtn,
Sb iinursi& obw ni&t 10 sinttlri;
Wan ISt pabsi uno la@sIt sbsu ircdtn
tlnb nidt babti ais obs 70 ri&tis isf.
Das Boil sraauni. Oh bsr WsItasubsiisn Sate
llnb ipsrrt bic Runbs aut % ilf Jun, la&in.
SOlIts IS hsr stpa 9ufal fieen,
Dab man In frsmbtn Spra&fn r,bsn Ria,
So nrafi tn 8tunb br 1rodfn F& elsi1
ID. rs. 2iissn,
DIE Spra&s ipIi&t w ut&t 70 (&pstst sr fiQ,
Dp& N man wstle = Iabt man ibn sswabun
GI uas BE alSss Cd in,mubiu bslbU.sn.
Riots Iltnst 70 ip!bsrI,1 In msinin Sbrsu
aIs frsmbe wtraitn unter Dmtl& ssmsnst
WO man bits tbat, ba fibr Id mi& snlursn,
Sn fol@sn 3rsiftn fibri& MID bssnst
@arum nI&t ftls elm rsins5 Dsuif& e,nom.
nisn2
DIE Sprabt tl ia bob pOllIcmmsn.
q. vi.
5rtatpn, MS.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30

mit BEN yuesI suiammsn. bann ab.r
bltsb er jurid - ffulptrie iibtr eiue i'm
sBts fstsnbe Dur,sl. Die er mil S..
Eimmfrnbsn Nuseu nt&t m.tr erfeuuen
tcnntt, rafh R& nod stnmal auf tan.
mtlit tins tur,. Strsds weiter uub brom
panu sufammeu. 1Ii ,'~
erwar ramtt bis auf etwa Ie&,ta
SNrtttt pon star fIeinrn Diduno St'
astomn'sn. bic auf s,u.,u ,ait.rsn SHioo
smpprwu&trts. Ntritl absr, sbne au%
nur tt"sn Moment 3sit 40 p,ridumtn
lup tn alter pobnbett-nod mSh.
rtno Der StrfA ai&ta war-f.in,u
asl@m pitesr. une tann am 5oi,ranp
einalettsnS. bts tr Der ei.a. uob. mar
wcate er f& err iber3.uasn. boa Tin.
Wtatf aud wtrili6 persnbst III nm noM '
Der ben @tloprsttdnblrr aur SiiIf. nv
btt,utcien. NlIstn batt. tr M, H. s...
idwsrtn Stad rod Ntdts aufano,m
fSnnen. jBGfI'HilliT' A"S'"
Msrtsl mar ibrtssns Elm ,u tl&.r,r
S@hb'. um auf bic tur3e Gatf.rnuns
bun. Ia etr tr s,f&oiftn. nt&t (ttn,r Rn.
sH stmtF 80 fsin. Gle fa6 auf b.u
pantt. unb als r rem plab .rr.tni,
no Der piri6 lag, faab sr i'm f~"n
u.'sns'., Iae1fno lftt pds WonbsnIt&t
'" 's% S.anen g,alfrn.n Nu8s ipiseslte.
.1.ao0,hh hh,dts trklfe pot I'D bin,
9otr tam ssrau Sur u&ten 8sitS ,,nS
SaI."maass pNp Mot ldlt&t suden.
MIN W.n. w tvm enc lo'@e Naouns fiir bie
m MS%. seoe. Uas loent bod aud ter
a. usaV.. r.na lol~ f'n tumti9er &stbcd
~ |sssSqI',a MOT wtrtb. ba6 man flo
w. ~. .s% e.t ~sIapr ansltst srwtf&t ,u
o. w'sV.a sV.a.xgr,Is 6jl4
~. u,.s snM pW m'sesr au unb warf
Wv oHa "n'pse, am lt@ erlf efxtnal ~
O,.ss.m, = :, sM..f,o. aa% ws1gss Ntettans tin Ct
am igafll'tn Die sBtnbmibie erretdbts.
s..s aae a's y q ;, BE unasfatr bsliimmt tattt.
VI. S.V,s o,x. :. Hp W sap l@rttt ausr iibtr
SM siQlun8 oinatsr srassn Deass
ss,s voa, 0'naas ano an esn nd&Rsn 3Ols.
MsaS sNas LUZ, sai wv st mlspsr stnsn fltinsn
snt. MY wssm eet i9a, anmtttsl6ar Der
:. '"V"'"p' s'S'""ofr, 'a's Ursts brad.
W. a, .,s.
s4,I,,. NV p'tg',@ Y, q pae's sr--sr earit rai&s
Y~.M. IN ,m eaae .sf ref 8ar ni3t fer.
.,n,.is Wv Stya.s a.h.s .Was sas sttutt&t ttn
sns," smf,n p.s'"e'e pefr osripttn8tss 6tad
9',..,,ss % Wv a.. .. aaiael@.aSf, OStt bas
q, GS Hi,.s tosx ~" ,sM e''ommen aatte2
w., w. VmS NV sv,~.mu s,nta Nustnbltd fe.
r,&, r ~ s,r"m 'S.u..~ S.n -wfanT au&
M.ss @S. .a'I" sM, ea~e auf sin Jiptttss
S.M,. aH da ~, i%%me,n-eoo %sge sr feline tlstns
,.n DaS.t ~ , y" aniu,ss smper: Da tbtil'
~. M" mst%s ss .sa% ,,.,, os'.p's S@rtft pon tim
C.lait ii. s o"s s.m :. .'essn,. MMa. s'as pnnl!s
cts pou w pae Wcnptnltdtt ktneins
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30

Die sr0ste 0erbreitnns. .
Die Circulation btr rptanls,tRi.aH%s,nyr,,s %snr,,,
n srSa.r ala ii. irasnS sintr aaSsrsa Ia par
rIsSSnro:s,srudtsn btuilten obsr suelti*fn 5tt-
immo Iii bi,t,t btsbalb bic bette Vslsssnsslt
Mn,siotn IN bieIsm 1tttle bfs Staatss cue
rsiis G.rtrsitura ~ ssrf&aHsn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30
i G uilt e I 0 n.
DaS bDe @ewt6en,
Gr3db lmm9
ppti
Uricbri1 @erifafer,
Gapttel L.

SUptSek L.
Mie tsr Suaas @erfsI I'm Walhe
milbern sins.
- uaus Werfel mar frhtr etnmal
~ Riri&nsrmstasr sswsisn unb bate
stn slsmIi&ss blatsnpss @sfadft &c.
tabt, tas absr mad unb mad surhd
9tns, mtil Msrfsl ptsI Iisbsr bic abisrs
f.Itsr iaob. als ibre Jeue 3ubsrsttste.
Mtt bisltr asioenlAaft lag ct BEN gan.
gen Gas auf Der SasS unb psrnaaldi.
Fste baburG natirll& fstne 0srfRatte
bsr art. bab balb gaIsmanb mstr stwas
wonh bst itm arseiten lafen. Or
ma&tt f& absr ntht pisI baraus Ct
b.Iab Elm tlsinss g.rmSSsn, BON bsm Ct
notbtiritis Isbsn lOnnts, unb ss iaste
itm bs6baIb melt mtbr 5u, sinsn Nt.
tenStrpisnf In stnsm Dtmtnutiptanbsl
nit BEN bsnaabarisn G5rfsrn ju fu&sn,
bsnsn r bic vsI,e Der psrf&istsnsn
@aubtbisrs, 5u&s, Warfsr. Otter &C.,
wis atSsworfsns 9irf&sswsi9s abtaufts,
um bi,Ie bann wistsr In Der Staet 40
psrwtrtbsn.
Das Qebsn bstaste tom; Gamtlis IT..
1a6 sr nl&t; sr fonnte nun bic sun3e
Do&s unsspSrt tm qanb tsrumauiftn
unb ,sbrts bort braubsn NOD aubsrbtm
sitt bitlissr ais In tsr Stabi.
@bsr .bis 9abs labt bas Mauisn
niar unb Der Sasbteuisl aat su fer In
tom, UNI 70 Isi&t NIT ssr Dur,sl Der.
ausstriGsn su psrssn. = fritsr bate
Ct feltsr cine tlsine SasS sstatt, uae
war tann, ais gutter S&iibe auf man.
&t anesrs Sasben III Der Na&bari&aft
einsstabsn woreen. Grit lsInsm Sc.
I&ift ptrlor tr absr aud bic Mittsl, sts
ne Sase su btJablen unb mubts as aui.
8sben, une babur& fslsn bann islbf.
ssradnbli& bte Ginlabuusen far itu
pss, 70 bab CT isbt bas san3s Sabr lst.
ne Glinte msbr In bic 6anb bslam,
Das t!slt er aaf bic adnse btr Bell
ni&t aus, benn bic gsrfiibruns mar 81
eros far itn.
Wenn Ct bs sin,eln im Ualb mob
asntsn gSrRsr auffu&ts, ssf@ab 20 ga,
uiGt 70 fsltsn, bab " aaterwess auftsr
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30
Sahrsaas 6.
Dit
genalulbaaiide Staats3sttaas,

J. GEORGE RIPPER, Box 19,
.,lss.ia. tsssu DsnnsrAas, uns ise.! 81. .0S uas
". so mad 8sraub hes Satrsanas. e.,a.
Gtnaslnt Grsmplarsn, 8 @ents peg asa. Staa.
astss Subiriphpnsn wsrbsn tar gfn.est
Ri,u,anb Sas Slatt atbtasasn. bic aus "ua'
A6nbe beaatlt linb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30
6rant's Nacbt9cfama.
lJrst rad 8. &sinf.

6ramt's Nacbtaefama.
(Jrsi ua& 3. Ssins.
Sd psib nitt tsas fOa 70 bsbsnttn,
DAP Id 70 traarIs bin,
Der Carl S&ur, unb Der 9umntr,
Die 9sb'n mir ni9t aus bsm CHM;
Die guft 10 ni@t rasbr fOi&s.
Die Stimmsn ntat mtbr ale msin,
Sd fiir&ie fsbr adj Id fiir&ts:
Sd falls sriineIi& rein.
Maf bobsn Bergen iab ID
90 fiber unb unumfobbar,
Sd rau&is bic farias Gisaus
Nir tpu&s fsin srauss Saar:
Sd ma&ts sin bis@sn In @oIes
llnb fang sin 2isb batei
Gs mar Die aIis f&Bns
ganfft Dppble.Wtlptff.
Da famsn tr S4urs unb tsr Sumnet
ilnc famnilsn MID fiir&tsrIi&.
Wsin armts, armss Domingo.
@ObI nImmu bsfcmm i'd DID;
Mein Wurpby. rasin trauisr Grsunb,
Dir bap Id i&on manGe abrars
Sm Stillsn na&ssptint.
Ssbt abu fommt tas Goblin mfs
Das II bic ri&t'ss SBb'
Der Wafsnl&a&sr ma&t MID
IptaI eaput, 0 tptb!
Sd CLAUDE bic Wsasu ssrl&Iinssn
Den praFSsntli&sn 8abn;
llnb bas nit fsinsm DSprs&sn",
Bsfunbsrs Der nDut&mann"
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30
W'riisbuue foIst.)
GibitbtenR. .Wcform.
tad Grant'f&tn Sbseu

Wa& @rantf&tn Ststn.
y Sttermanu, Der F& um eint Stel.
le tm DienR Der Der. Staatsn tewtrbt,
mub elm eenmunos3susni6 aus traenb
elmer surcpitf&en Wpnar&te, .rsnn
mSslt& aus Ntdlsnburs, beibrtnaen,
wopur& ibm ittne unbsptn8te Gsrttaistt
tn Spsiteledtn unp Orprt pariren BE-.
jsu8t wtrb. ,,...ts
p SOfort mad antrttt feines Mmtss
mub bsrislbe mir, ale Ntprdfsntanten
Ger NsputItt, sine fIsiue GufmertGamIett
srwsilsn, ftt 20, te mad bem Osrtt Der
Stsae. cine Garm, Elm ,.Erotitna 9cr(t"
ODER au3 nur eine nNauHbufs.". &c
mtrb bafir 8aranttrt, baB BEN Wtbtr
nt&t eurG 3uridpfifsn fss Gsf&snles
stns 9slstbisunS w!so.rfabrt. ~
3) 81 htr applttant unpertelrat6et,
70 mub &c f& psrpFt&ien, pastsnise
wstbIt&s Dsftn ,ur Grau su nttm.n,
wsl&ss ID ibm befimme, fst 90 cine
entftrnie @ouiTns, sine msinsr 9ltHtsn
uotr aud nar hersn eSain obsr Stu.
bsnmao9sn.
~ Der Stsasiudtnbe bat 1& BARI.
bsr 3u srffdren. Of tr burdt Asitatton
unp DtrlenlaFsn f,inss GtnFu6ss bar.
mad aretsn pOIle, ea6 Elm Mmsnpsmsut
3ur Contribution an8tncmmen ptrbs,
wona& Der Nmtstsrmin tss ssssnwarti.
gen Sntabtrs bss prafptntenfutlss
auf finfunbswansts Sabre psrldn8srt
ipirb - gum 5eile bss 2anees. gum
glubsn bee wrdfpsntsn unb itinsr datl.
rsidsn 8eamtenfamtIie.
81 S.bsr 8eamte tat iabrIia 10 pro.
gent fttnes @etaltss fir Mufrt&tertaI.
tuns bsr Yartst Der Orbnuns, bic na.
tdrItt bic bss Yrifbtnten III, 10 wro.
gent fiir allmdtliSe Mn1ammlung etnes
S&abts, womtt ct. Domingo aslauft
wtrpsn ioa unb 10 vrosent far Detb.
naatsssf&snft lir BEN Wrdifptnten unb
feline Gamitie ab3ultefsrn.
G) Dub bsr Applilaut int tl.brtssn
bic Gab.sletten fur feline Shae tabsn
mub. iptro nidt wsittr Ssraassstbt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30

s5arrisbura. Na.. ronnerifa9. Neai 80. 1879.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1872-05-30

Mud cine Mbreffe. = Dir srbisltsu
por tInissn Sassr etusn an uns ssri&ist,u
9rlsf nit fOIssnbn NbrflIt,
Mr. george Biippert
3ri Street and Sche'y ally
Hani, Eurg daffn connty
p,nsi.vainer.
ga, ta mStlt man trum bod ta's 4rau
baesn, aud nO& ,um e"Hhpptrr ssiauf
~ wsrbsnl ilufrs bsGts GtsbSIfte par pts
aus ben @ellen ssfaIIsn, aIs itt bic abtsiIsla
anb nisinif, pif isifn ~ all unt iisli@, um IN
BE armf staOn,mm, unb NOD stumal HtHst.
iauft u wnssn. = @sa, MIR aIppbfH't sp9.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13
Look After the Fruit Trees.

Now is the time to be OH the alert,
and look after the welfare Of your fruit
trees. From this date TO about the
last of September the whole insect re-
giOn of horticultural pests are out on
their summer campaign. Consequent
ly this is the most proper season to
wage war upon the invaders.
Dissolve in six gallons Of water one
pound of concentrated I've, stir in five
or six pounds of any kind Of foul grease
and three pints Of coal OIL, and swab
thoroughly with the wash, the trunks
of all kinds of fruit trees from the
ground as high as you can reach. We
will warrant il to kill nits and eggs.
and bugs, and swarms innumerable,
and improve the general health of the
tree. Go after the tent caterpillar
with any kind of blazing torch fixed
to a pole. You will find them all ut
night, and you can easily burn them
out ofhouse and home, and out of your
orchard.
Pursue the peach tree borer with a
sharp stick-no, the sharp end of an
old file is the thing. Wherever you
find blister OF gum exuding, bore in;
you'll find a bOrer Thereon ought to
bore him to death without mercy, and
dab into the wound pinch of common
brown soap.-Er.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13
How to Procure Fruit Speedily.

Where it is an object to procure fruit
speedily, of desirable variety, it may
be accomplished by selecting in August
or September the spurs from a tree.
which are known as fruit spurs. in
contradistinction to wood buds or leaf
buds. An experienced operator will
readily distinguish between them.
These are inserted in the shoots Of a
vigorous tree by making an incision in
the form of letter T, as i'm ordinary
budding. The bud, or fruit spur, is
cut to about the length of an inch, in
serted and securely tied with common
tying material-cOttOn-tw or bass
mating. The object should be to close
up the incision perfectly, allowing the
bud or spur liberty to start. These
fruit buds will sprout flowers and bear
fruit the following season. The prac-
tice has been pursued with success in
England and France, and might be
tried with advantage here.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13

A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says he has never known
an application Of solution Of tobacco
to fail 10 cure innamed eyes in cattle
and horses. Ii is TO be applied with a
sponge once a day, or twice day in
very bad cases.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13

A young gentleman Of Morristown,
n. j., was PLAYING at hay-making with
a rural Maud Muller, and rather liked
it until a swarm of yellow Jackets
crawled up his nankeen trousers.
Maud laughed heartily at the Irish jig
he danced, until she got "some of it in
her'n."
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13

Old fences, partially decsyed and
mossgrown, can be renovated to some
extent, or at least be kept from rapid
destruction, by good coat Of white
wash. Besides. il gives them fresh
look, and makes the premises altogeth-
er more cheerful.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.
CREATION OF WOMAN.

While Adam slept, God from him tool
"A bone; and. n an omen,
He made II like seraph look,
And thus created woman.
lie took this bone not from his pate,
To show her power ample;
Not from his feet, to designate
That he on her might trample;
But meath his arm, to clearly show
He always should project her;
And near his heart, TO let him know
How much he should gespect her.
He took this bone, crooked enough.
Most crooked OF the human,
10 show how much crooked stun
He'd always find in woman.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13

Virgins Ito Figgins)E"Whst shall
you do this year, now You can't go up
the Rhine 2"
Figgins-"Take cab to the zoolog-
zeal gardens, and see the rhinoceros."
- EyDrh
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-13

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
w EST Sc MANN.
DEALERS IN
H A r D w A r Ell
A FULL LINE OF
SHELF HARDWARE,
NAILS,
PUMPS,
OK YOKEs,
CHAINS, ETC.
nConfrsctors and farmers will do well to
call. "Quick sales and small pronts'' is our
motto.
GARDEN CITY CLIPPER AND
ROCKFORD SKINNER PLOWs.
BROWNS IMPROVED CORN PLANTERS!
Fish Brothers Wagons,
BUCKEYE AND WOODS MOWERS
HAY FORKS,
RAKES,
NON,
s,...
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-06-01
Our Grand Old Party.

There has never been Il ;imo in
the history of tho Democratic party
that it has not maintained its hon
or and integrity. Whether defeat
cd or successful, it has never avery
cd from the path ofduty abandoned
its principles, or abateL its earnest
and strenuous advocacy of its leading
measures. In alluding to its proud
position, tho Newark Journal per
tincntIy remarks that parties
spring up, have transient life, and
die they are born ofcircumstanccs,
thoy live in local icalousies or in
sectional prodilccti@ns. They ac-
complsh their ends and disappear.
and they leave behind them what
they found, the indostructiblo Dem
ocratic party of the Union. That
cannot die, for its death would be
the death of the Republic. w"
may altar and fashion house anew,
but the moment wo knock away
the foundation which sustains it,
that moment the fabric becomes Il
ruin; and Democratic principles.
have been the foundation of the
Government from the days'ot Wash
ington to tho present time. Tho
house built upon the foundation has
not always been in harmony with
it. Ancient Federalism was not;
later Whiggcry was not. and war
creating, despotic Republicanism
still less
As long as people are falliblc they
may be induced, rs were tho Jcwa.
to run after false gods; but then all
the mists and shadows are swept
away, and they ind they have been
humbuggcd and deceived, they re-
pcntantly renew their vows and re-
turn to their first love. The pro
pagation of error in religion keeps
truth alive and active, and so it may
be in politics. Look at tho storms
that ragged around tho devoted head
of jackson during the memorable
Bank war. 1t divided the country;
the formations of society we're sia-
ken to their base; yet, in a few short
wears, people wonder what II all
meant. The National Bank was
turned into State institution, and
that in Il short time went to tho
dogs, leaving nothing behind it bnt
a very bad name.
In like manner, and following
the course cf all the rest, the Re
publican party Of to-day is tumbling
| 10 pieccs. 1t was born of sectional
hate; the fires were kept aIivc by
sectional men disruption ensured
war, pestilence and famine followed
in its train, aud then tho master
mechanics attempted to keep the
fabrics of tho Union together by
free. One part of a republic keep
ing another part thereof in iorc,bie
subiection! What a spectacle ! But
now comes the change again Just
so far rs men recover their ration
,lity aud are willing 10 look at truth
"a il is in it's essence, that moment
they begin to come right back to
the starting point, to the fountain
Ihead OF Democracy.-Ldncdsfcf
(Pa0 IrfciIigcRcer.