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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

AVTER all. the Nicholson pavsmsn,
stood hre" as few other things did IN ,he
late eonaARrAtion Of Chicago. Excepting
where II was assAiled with exceptions
violence, II escaped uniDjured. Laid by hon
est man, there ia nothing better.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
JOE AGoRHs' a
Sir James Clark's Female Pills.

These invaluable Pills are unfailipg in tAe
cure Of all those painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution 10 subject
They moderate all excuses and remove all OBJ
stTuctions, from whatever cause.
To MARRIED. LADIES
they are particularly suited. They will in .
short tine bring on the monthly period with
regularity; and AlthOugh very powerful. con tain
nothing hurtful 10 the constitution. In all cAsss
Of Nervous spd Spinal Affection, Pains IN the
Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight sxertiOn,
Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites,
they will sasc, cure when all other moanB have
IA lied. The circulars around each package give
full directions ana advice, viii be sent free 20
all writing Tor them, sealed fro obsery alton.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
/ Ttis the fate Of every true valuable medicine
TO be CONTAMINATED. job Moses Sir James
oArke's Female Pills are extensively coUNrER-
FEIr D. Dishonest Druggists endeAvor TO sci
the countorfoits 90 make greater PROFITS.
! n. B.,-ln all caseI where the Genuine cannOl
be obtained, One Dollar enclosed TO the Sole Pro
pristor, JOB MOSES, Is eortIsndt Street, New
| York, win insure bottle OF the Gsnsins, con
containing Fifty Pills, BY return msil, securely
sealed from any knowledge of itscontents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

THE Washington correspondence of the
Times contains the following:
The Tennessee sppor.ioumsu, BY the
robe Legislators ~ Nashville ia one Of the
ouriosities Of political gerrymsndering. In
order 20 make districts which shall prevent
the Republicans from selecting their candI-
dates in East Tennessee they have given
them the shape pf pAcallelograms, running
them out into the rebel element Of Middle
Tennessee Then, 20 meet like eKigeneies,
new counties have been carved cot Of old
ones, and the whole thing has assumed the
shape Of an outrageous political fraud.
The occasion Of the peculiar eonformG.
ton OF the new districts here referred 10 10
set forth in Gov. Browns message to the
Tennessee Legislature on its ASse mblipg on
the 9Th inst. in special session, aud was
commented on At the time. The in
crease IN the three East Tennessee districts
from 800 TO 1879 averages but per cent
per district, while 10 the Eve other district,
It averages l91 per cent. Under these
circumStAnoes IL becomes necessary 4
break up the old districts and equalize thu
Apportionment for the next ten years b,
combining the sluggish counties OF EAs
Tsnnsssss With the more progressive
counties OF Middle Tennessee such proper
tons as may give fair average incress
till the neIt census. We're this not don
the old Stokes district for instance, Ii
Third, which shows an increase Of bat 8 pe
cent since 1860, would have as much re
presentation a. the Sixth District. vhic
has increased % per eeSt. Governor Bald
viz, OF Michigan. informs his Legislator
that in the new sppOriiOumsnt "due rsgAr
should be had 10 the fac, that the growth {
population will be more rapid and niue
greater in come section than in others, an
all thG, the Tennessee Legislature has don
has been TO take into account the sam
nrinctn1a
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
MANHOOD! WONANHO0Dl

Popular medical DO oks, nos pag.sl, ezplna..
@ss haTy, vac not wAg. iMPEUI-
Lac Psychological SsseSpey.es n ~ aa
$3.50 fsproauctsoa Ezeessirs sexual EroIra-
~. q EXHAUSTION from whafessr cause a
40 ~. 80 age ana EAaf een Re doES tn easss
&c ssa s,slss setet Ssy ketr 81 esr ssss.
Ssoesa ~ 81 aly lnflFnt. y Suggestions
So, ~os aeersaes one ALI q sHgs gsnsT a.fo az
Szs..oeS sae Heart and Brain soo,aid 30 M less
AZ tAaf taa doz f or taouistffre ,esk Il
= 49, - marT1age gtide and Prssdfs cossnseiIoT SEM
4rsss. - ''N@t ""tA Jof 20 Cents Al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

To those who can afford it, and are unwilling
to stay in the house, I resOmmenda visit durln z
the winter mouths to Florida, well down in the
State, whsrs the temperature is regular, and not
subject TO such varieties as in more northern
ATTITUDES. Pslatka, Mslonville, and Enterprise
are points csu reoommsnd-a good hotel beiug
kept a, tie forne place By the MOssrs. Peter
man, " hlle the accommodation and advantages
of the latter places are also such as to facilitate
the recovery o: all who pHrtaks freely Of my
preparations, and follow the advice 1 have here
laid down, and which is more fully set forth in
the circulars acc DpAuyins my medicine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

This 10 the only way to care consumption.
No one was ever cured uuleIs they began to gain
in aesh. fhe second thing is, the patient IN asst
stay IN . warm room until they get well. II lie
very important for them TO prevent taking cold
when the lungs are diseased. Fresh air. and
riding about arc NIL wrong, and yet because
they are in the hOass they must not rem ain
quiet. they must walk about the room As fast as
the strength will permit, to get up good cir
culstion Of the blood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
DR.. WHITTIER.

DN. WITH ftEKs
6l7 st. Charles street, St. Louis, Mo.
p, sas been o.gs, engages In IS shs treat:
Diseases than other Ply ST. Louis as back
eject. ss sPfcs sSssIss
Mir c. Tf,IraT psTeases s sSs s{pn,,-
ln S,BPeeffsmnas,ssorrh,oea, Sexual DeblIIty and
IL ma urer years or ether csus aud wses
produes some OF the following effects; nervousness
sshs p fis o ~. aetR aes,, Sff1.sfss
Marriage p}op per sesPa e&ef t,afs siia' oas
OF wife enaiy TAX cost, aothing Age with experiences
ting thousands cses everT rear acquires vrest ks
Physicians kpeVing this frequently recommend persons 70
The establishment "a whole house Of twelve rooms, s IN.
most extensive Ia The esuqtry embracing Reception and
SSn1'tA!9h rooms boaf4ug and Sleeping Apartments
Medioated and vapor Baths ccnprehensiye Iasar. ~
Snfs ~ sea IN ne prepared;
Latest standard WORKS Of all schools o. neeire Ts
Illustrating Diseased ennd.toRs hfoh haye hssn r
from Paris France. rcgarexs expense and nos - -
thrown vide open 70 al callers Pstients ae The No..
separately ard pTvaely From sat nun ser II percns
charges within the reach eta PeTscnni 4 ~
best travelling being expensive many IN every state and
the cure being conducted by mail or express careab3e
cases guaranteed where exsts II Is ankiy stated
ca. NJ OR. aud % I y n sandayp u " toi p n
fs'sos arTrtns ' tAs city aay hOar mag direct
n B-Pamphist Css pass9 swing fan symptoms Of
sse Sexual and Nervous Diseases sent sealed for two
The writings OF a physician whose repufa-
ton is union wide is worth the postage, and
Hos pages, while h answer every con-
eteyabie question. that the d0uhs.
fuI curl 0us or snquisitfye wish To
know, viii be sent securely sealed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
MILWAUKEE,.
DIR. r. KALCKH0FF'g
CELEBRATED
Mexican Ever Cure Bitters
Is
PgFely a Vegetable Compound.

DR.. 3. Kaiekhof, deceased devised the for
mula, which has resulted in the Mexican Ever
Cure Bitters.
DR.. KalekhoH, leng known IS scientist and
leading chemist in Milwaukee, made use Of these
Bitters in his own family, and in hi, current
Practici for over 80 years. This Elixir OF life
Pressrver is purely vegetable preparation, is
pleasant to the taste, and goes far TO b.iId up
an renew the exhausted vitality of the nervous
system.
For bilious, remittant and intermittant fever
dyspspsia an indigestion, headache, pain in tn,
shoulders, coughs, tightness of the cheat, dizEi
ness, sour eradication of tho stomach, dissasei
OF the kidney and bladder, in nsotion with
DR.. r. Kalckhoff's Mexican Ever Cure Ca
thartic Pulls, are the great blood purifier, end
are = certain cure tor eruptionss sslt Theum
eioiehss, spots, pimplss, hoiis, carbansles, rim
worms, erysiPeiss, etc. For all fem .le com
plants they cannot be exeelied; at an saceIIen
appetizer and general stimplant, .hsy have n,
| equal Thonsaad' bear Testimony TO their Ga
ratiUe Pouers. Sufferers, all the proprietors o
ths mexican Ever Care Bitters" ash. is to Civ
their medicine fair trial, and be convinced o
its medical properties. Price 81 bottle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
BOUND 0FER.

VoUR sIstAing can be cleaned an d seuaa, ana
l. pressed ever, 80 that 10 will lock a. we'll IS
snw, BY n. WTLooX Tailor,
Who has renewed 10 West Eagle Etrsst, nndsa
the Resk Island House, nsAa-au
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

The testimony given before the Commit
tee o. Iavsstigs,ios ., ws'hios'oS' was
perfectly conclusive. I,lssve' no ioOPno'e
fos dOub, ,ha, our gOvsrnmen' 'uppnec
snd delivered arms from the national
arsenal. TO be- sen, to France and used
against Garmany. All the chief witnesses
we're eOTDizan, OF the fact thaithe Ontario,
the Kris, and other vessels chartered BY
the Frsneh consul in New York, were
loaded with oargoes Of arms marked "k
F."( Republique FrGneaise) as late as the
latter part Of November, 1870 more than
. mouth after the War Department had
pretended to refuse TO sell arms to any agent
Of the FrsnOA gOvsrnmsnL No evidence
could be more absolutely conclusive snt
unas.ailable. Mr.. Summers charges ar,
fully sustained, and General Grants admin
islration 10 convicted of the most sgregiou
bad faith, hypocrisy, and violation of th,
rules OF neutrality i, had pnblicly professs,
70 lay down for its own guidance.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
Depot, No. 81 Oneida ST, Milwsukee.

DR.. Ksiekhof's Celebrated Eye Water.
There are few diseases to which mankind are
subject, thAtsrs more distressing than sore eyes,
and, perhaps, for which more remedies have
been used without success. Having long been
acquainted with these facts. DR.. KAlckhoff pre-
ssnted his celebrated Eye Water to the pu Bile,
ss the only Eye Water ever discovered, for the
psrmsnent relief Of great infaE stion and co o
sequeut debility Of the eye. 1t will remove OPP
thalmia or Inflammation Of the eyes at their
commencement and will cure sore eye. from e
deduKion 0! sharp humors, inducing such debil-
Ity IN them, that vision Is effected with utmost
difficulty In all common complaints Of the
syes, it will be found speedy and efectual
remedy Price 20 cents per box
For sale by all draggists and patent medicins
dealers in the country
KALoKHoPF BROS CO., Propri.tors, 81
Oneida St. Milwaukee Wis. oot2s d6m
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
DOCTOR. WHITTIER.

OAt Sc OhaTies St, st. Louis Mo.
The rosf sseoesg speesaf eg tas age uAe Aas osre,
etoss spectaf atfenoa % sAe frssssaf 81 "a esss
yetaas 90 he aboee, requiring medical itgsrses aad
Aas sess longer located an 50. EssSs fAg cas-
etAer cAroaie Disease PAsstciaa. Read his yso n
and Judge for yourself. CSaadsasisi eeas.ifaslos
pereessly ~ bp mad ss. and iaptssd. usTH lsessr ~
ses1isg sasA one staaP. ansprsd. - - - :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

g. p. WHITCSMB.
attorney and Counselor at Law.

10 Dearborn street, CHICAGO, ILL.
Prompt attention given to collecting and sll
other business. Charges moderate. CsrresPon-
denes solicited. Refers TO Kditor of the Axsus.
dec7-dif
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
PETER FRIES,

DEcTIFEaR AED MAEUFAoTURRR OF
u Dousstis Liauoss, Imposssr sad Dealer In
sossixu Wines and Lsq uors. Front street, opse-
tsFeary Landing. R.sk rsiana, IN.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

SCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS act on
the liver and stomach and carry of this slime
The Sea Weed Tonic Is avery pleasant stimn
liant, which, iftaken directly after eating, unites
with the gastric juice, and dissolves the food
producing good cAyme and chyle; then by par
taking freely of the PulmOnic Syrup the 10 cd is
turned into good blood, and the body begins to
grew. As soon AS the patient begins to gsin in
hsIh the matter in the lungs begins 10 ripen,
and they heal up.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

First. The liver and stomach must DO got
into good, healthy condition, for when the
lungs are wasting the whole hody is wasting,
and the food of consumptivs, even if be has
an ap petite, does not ourish the body. If the
stomach and liver are loaded with slime, 1t lies
there, and takes the place Of food, consequently
the silent has no appetite, or very little, and
the gastric juice cannot mix with the tOod, which
liss in the stomach, and spoils or sours, and
passes Of without nourishiI & the sy stem.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
DIR. Kalckhoff's Mexican Ever Cure C..har-
tic Pills


The great requirements Of the people, all over
the world, for reliable and active Cathartie
Medicine, induced DR.. Kalekhoff to form ths
celebrated "Me1ican Ever Cure Cathartic Pills ;,
They are composed from purely vegetable sub
stances. are thor.ugh in their action. searehin 2
out all osstructisns, and strike at the very root
OF diss'se. They produce no pain or gtpin 2
daring thsi operation, and act more thoroughly
than any CathArtic Pills ever brought before the
public. They are a certain IRE an allsviator
Of eods ehilis and fever, nervous AMI sick head
ache which are tadueedby bilious arrangements
costiveness, Indigestion. foul stomach for iaun-
dice, liver nplaint, suppression, dropsy, rhsu
mstism, goat, nervous debility. inability or dis.
! inclination to move loss of Muscular power.
deafness, partial blis Sness pleurisy, kts, psra-
yiis, pain in the breast, palsy, st. Vitus dance
scrofula, etc, etc. Price rs centspsr box
Dr. Kslckhoff's Celebrated Worm LozeDre,
are safe. pleasant and most reliable cure for
woTns. Price IS cents per box.
Fer sale by all druggists and patent medicine
dealers throug bout the United States and Can
| adAs EALCEH0FP RIOS 4 IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30
J. H. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Price of the PulmouiO Syrup and Sea Weed
Tonic, 81 so per bottle, or 81 50 per half dozen
Mandrake Pills, IS cents per box.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

am nov permanently located in my new
building, Northeast corner OF SIXTH ano
ARCH streets, PnilaislPhIA, where, on every
Saturday, from m. to p. m. my sen or
my aolf can be consulted free Of charge.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-03-30

Bu, for thorough exsEinstion with the Re-
spiromster, che charge will be So.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-30
New Army Uniform.

The new uniform for United States
troops recommended by the Army
Board which sat recently at New York,
has been sanctioned in a general order
of the War Department., issued under
date of July n, 1872. Descriptions and
diagrams for distribution are in course
of preparation, and the entire army, it
is believed, will be clothed in the new
dress before January |, 1873. Some of
the recently adopted changes are as
follows: The double. breasted frock
coat is now to be worn by officers of all
grades, but the skirts are to be shorter
than the present style, and the cuffs
are to be ornamented with gold stripes
on the upper side. The undress sack
coat introduced during the rebellion
is recognized, with some simple orpa.
mentatlon. The unsightly frock coat
of the enlisted men is no longer to be
worn, and neatly fitting basque. hand.
somely ornamented on the breast and
skirts with the colors of the different
arms OF the service, is to substituted.
The brass shoulder scale is displaced by
a cloth shoulder-strap, which is used for
keeping cross-belts in. place. For ia.
tigue Dress navy-blue blouse, plated
on the breasts and gathered in at the
waist belt, is provided. The trowsers of
Generals and of staff officers are TO be
dark blue, and regimental officers are
to wear light blue trowsers with wide
welted stripes the color of the respect
i've arms of service. The antiouated
"stock" is no longer to be worn, and
the felt hat is to be retained as an op
tional fatigue head dress for officers.
Generals and staff officers are to wear
the French chapeau with an ostrich
plume on dress occasions; mounted
troops are to wear black felt helmet,
with gold trimmings and hair plumes,
and marching troops are to wear a
dress cap, with an upright plume of
cocks feathers-red for artillery and
white for infantry. Foot SOLDIERS are to
wear pompons instead of plumes.
Mounted soldiers may wear troopers
high top boots, and sashes and epau.
lettes can only be worn by general Off
GERS. In actual service, soldiers over.
coats, with appropriate emblems of
grade, may be worn by officers, and
ornaments likely to draw the fire OF
sharpshooters may be left off in the
field. General officers retain the "cloak
overcoats," but other grades are to wear
double-breasted coasts, with removable
capes. Among the minor changes are
the introduction of felt saddle.cloths,
and the use of fabrics for soldiers uni.
forms adapted to the peculiar climates
and the varying seasons of the country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-30
Sow Turnip Seed.

We again remind our readers of both
the Importance and necessity, as in case
you are getting only two thirds
or one thirds of an average
hay-crop, as some report, of provid.
ing supplement to your forage crop.
You may SOW the purple leafed round
turnip seed any time from the present
till the middle and last of August
Where you have taken off a light hay
crop or rye crop, you may turn it over
and put on dressing of manure, if you
have it; and if not, use Bradley XII
Superphosphate instead, and you may,
if the season be favorable, raise fine
lot of turnips for cattle feed. John L.
Kelley, of Franklin, N. H., an excellent
farmer, ploughed an acre of sandy land
last August, from which he had taken
a crop of rye, and applied manure at
the rate of "a cords per acre in drills on
two-thirds of it, and on the remaining
one.third he used Bradley's Superphos.
phate, and the turnips were best where
the phosphate was used. Many other
farmers in the Granite and in the Bay
State have had like experience. Then
again, we add, fail not to provide for an
ample supply of turnips to make up the
deficiency in your hay crop, as cattle
like turnips for change, and they are
good for mich cows.-Boston C1ltivator.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-30
Queer Freak of a Farmer.

The Bucks County (Pa.) LnteNigencer
says: On a certain farm in Pine Run
Valley, about three miles west of
Doylestown, is remarkable collection
of haystacks. The owner appears to
have stacked his hay for fifteen or
twenty years past, without consuming
much of it, and the result is that there
are now from forty to fifty large stacks
OF hay on the premises. There is a
group on almost every field, and the
buildings are almost surrounded by
them. Some of the stacks are so old
and rotten that they have fallen apart
and show great gap in the middle, ex-
posing the interior to the weather.
These stacks probably contain, or did
once, an average of eight tons each
This would make an aggregate of four
hundred tons, which at present city
prices would be worth not far from two
thousand dollars. As many of them
are quite old, the hay cannot now be of
first quality. The object of this re-
markable accumulation of hay we do
not know, and the owner is said to be
quite averse to selling any of it, and de.
clined to supply some to the neighbors
who ran short last spring. If it were
now put in the market it would bring
enough money to put then in prime
order and erect first-rate set of build.
inOs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-30
Put Up Your Jam While Hot.

1t is said that ordinary jam-fruit
and sugar which have been boiled to-
gether for some time-keeps better If
the pots into which it is poured are tied
up while hot. If the paper can act as
Il strainer, in the same way as cotton
wool, it must be as people suppose. If
one pot of lam be allowed to cool before
it is'tied down, little germs will fall
upon it from the air, and they will re.
tain their vitality, because they fall
upon cool substances they will be shut
in by the paper, and will soon fall to
work decomposing the fruit. If an.
other pot. perfectly similar, be filled
with a boiling hot mixture, and imme-
diately covered over, though, Of course
some Of the outside air must be shut
in, any germs which are floating in it
will be scalded, and in all probability
destroyed, so that no decomposition
can take place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-30
Agricultural Items.

WISCONSIN raises more hops than any
other State.
HOPS are looking well in this country,
but are not very promising in Europe.
The wool crop of California last year
amounted to over twenty.four million
pounds.
A HEIFER owned by S. Hills, Windsor,
c., now weighs 5000 pounds, and is
still growing.
PLANT walnuts and chestnuts; they
are by far the most profitable trees for
all uses farmer can raise.
A New HAMPSHIRE farmer who soils
his COWS believes millet to be the most
profitable fodder crop he can raise.
A FARMER in Litchfield, Maine, lately
killed sheep whose four quarters
dressed l54 pounds, and the tallow
weighed so pounds tiled out.
A POUND Of peat freshly dug contains
fourteen ounces of water. A cord of
peat therefore contains only one-eighth
of its weight, or five hundred pounds
of dry matter.
Col. SWEET, of Paris, N. H., seven
years ago put 160 bushels of ashes on
an acre and half of grass land, and
has moved an average of ton and a
half per acre every year since.
In an English agricultural paper, it
is stated that 1.-THE wretchedest being
under the canopy of heaven is an Eng
lish agricultural laborer," which is stat
ing the thing strongly certainly.
IT costs $40 per acre in Tulare coun-
ty, CAL, to prepare the land for vine.
yard and plant the cuttings; at seven
years old, the grapes will produce 1000
gallons OF juice per acre, worth 5000.
The system of summer-fallowing is
now going out of use in England. The
farmers, to pay their high rents, are
obliged TO keep more stock to make
more manure, and keep their land in
continual cultivation.
In Pennsylvania the deep milk. pans
have long been in general use, and ex-
periments with shallow pans have
shown that deep setting is far more
profitable; the pans or crooks used are
of the common red earthenware.
AT farmers meeting at Durham,
N. H., Mr.. Bedee, of Fremont, said one
load of fine manure at the surface was
worth three loads covered nine inches
deep; he uses 800 pounds of ground
bone per acre when seeding down,
MISS FANNY CAMPBELL, of Bozeman
City, Montana, has entered 160 acres of
land, fulfilled the conditions of settle.
ment, got her deed, and is farming sue.
cessfully. Miss Ray, of the same place,
raised on her farm 60 acres of wheat
last year
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-08-30
Cutting Seed Potatoes.

An exchange says: At least one-half
of the labor of cutting seed potatoes
may be saved by using a COM
mon tin apple-quarterer, which any
timer will make for thirty cents. Set
the quarterer permanently on a thick
piece of plank six inches square, so that
the edges of the cutter will be upper
most, In cutting into quarters only,
place the eye end of the potato on the
center of the quarterer and push the
potato down SO as to cut through the
stem of the potato; this will give each
piece an equal share of eyes. If smaller
pieces are desirad cut as nearly through
as possible and have the quarters hold
together, and then draw up the potato
and cut across the quarter on one side
of the wings of the quarterer into eight,
twelve, sixteen, or more pieces as want.
ed; the pieces towards the stem end be-
ing cut the largest.