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.1trit5 &'str - gs3tsssEti ~ "a ! 81
MILKING WITH DRY HANDS.

: ~ "a : -
il / bellows that much of the milk gets
tainted viii noxious Of bad odors b, ..
fore j. reaches the pail. Some persons,
and hired help eapecially, have ha..i, .,
wet,ing their fingers With tho milk once
j. ! while, aud then wttting the cow, cows
tsats, y they seem to milk easier Nov
tAiss wessia2 sprocess causes much 1 y,
stun 70 drop frcm their hands or teas
II the pail while milking. This is al;
wrong can be MIXED As easily
yl&Hi hapas y Tvet Ones Ihav.
besd ID The Libit df milking COWS; and
slthoush l hare met with some hard
mixers that require their teats TO- 30
aoftened ii order to draw the milk,
most generally found it bot, easier and
-pleasantcr TO milk With dry hands. II
~ tsst, arc ilty, The udder should be
11shed with tspid ~a,er aud SLOWED
ssp dry before milking; and if the teats
ore very hard and tough 10 draw, the
COW Ed better Sc Turned into beef, or
kept to raise calves from.
y j. just :, easy . make good, sweet
clean snut.sr, - g make poor butter.
The best Of butter is made from swc t
cream gathered q free ftpn milk us
possible. To make good butter requires
nosa shan ordinary ears and a,tent on
Every thing Should move % j, With the
regularity ot.lhe sun. i To- make butt,r
profitable, great care must be xsrcisrd
ii milking tie cows. To milk clean il
:inpostaat 4 Il not only adds to the
quantity u but q, but saves The COW
irompcsitivs injury. Lta farmer Or
his dairy getlhs nalno Of k,cplnv .
seeed article q, batter siu every respect,
and hs viii find it not only 10 ply,
:bat ny we'll, TOO. - tactical Farmer.
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O.. Ae6 - Insei1eajc Cal - = Csooas1L,k.Y.
MILLIONS BsaR Tessin.ssys - sts1f
FL won1effhl Col0eivo B1eesss
Visegar Bleters ars sot vie 1Asey
Drink, MalD q PD0R B80e:v
Presf ,apsrits asA Refuse 1jsners, dee
torsd, G,lesd and susstsnSd 70. J1aO H. tasts,
called . 1ooies;~. = AJ1setIsz~ /" 1ssteeus,' &e,
that lead tho tj1,lw On 70 lsuDkuns0 aad 1jn,
but are . trus Nediefses lnsde IRON IL Nativs
Roots and Hsshs q Caliias1fas free lro0 MI
Alcoholic 9siDnlantss fhsy ~ ths
GREAT BLOOD PURU1BR aD1 A
LIFE GIVING PRINC1HIH, Dsssset
Renova*or and Inyieors4oe q ths 1gstsD, A15-
ing Oh all poisonous matter aDd RESTORING ~ Nod
to healthy condition. No psrson en- tako tbooo
Bitters according to directions and 1ssnaiD 1enG
unwell provided their bones arc not Destroyed
by mineral poison or other means, and the vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They nre a Gentle Purgatlve M we'll
~ = Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
OF acting a powerful agent in relieving Conxes-
ton or Inflammation OF the Liver, and Of al the
Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In young Or old, married or single, at the dawn Of
Womanhood or At the turn OF LIE, thess Tonic Bit
ters have no equal
Fer InHammatory ond Chronlo Rheu.
"otHD~ 1oo NSOW1 DyUDeDDs~ u ~
Digestion, Bilious, Reoiteene asa
Internittese Fevers, DiseaSos q the
Bleed, Liver, KidBeys as6 Dle1SeFs
these BItteEs have been most saees1sekl S4eh
Diseases are caused By vit1a36A B16o6,
which Is sensrally produced by dsea.eaDant OF
the Digestive Organs. ssz5S 81
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION
Headache, Pain in the Shoulder. Coughs, Tight
ness Of the Chest. Dizziness. sour Ksuetntdom q
the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious
Attacks Pdpitation o1the Hesxt, IndanzuaaAacno k
The Lungs. Pain in eregious OF tue Kidnsy1. ana
hundred othsr painful symptoms asD.ths a.
springs Of Dyspepsia.
They invieoea4e the Stomach md sinnlste tie
torpid Lvsr and Bowels, which rend9 than Of
unequalled efficacy IN cleansing th0 bioo9 oeAntNr
PARTIES, md impaxting nav LIE and viGo9 20 he
whole system.
FOR SKIN DIsEAsEs, Tstses.
Salt Rhsum. Blotehes, Spots. Pimpasa 1atules.
Boils, 'Cazbune3ss, Ring Worms. sea:A HsaA, Sooo
s1gtge.a. 1teh, scuzf: D y, estae
ftsd o1t q the 1stsm q. short - g q
. vince the most incfedulous OF their cy1e3y0e8ec6
CLEANSE the vitiated Blood whsnsvR Jon ind -
= iDpuRitiss burst1ng through the Kin tG1iDyaol.
p, Aupeius orsogss: cleanse It whan yua ind =
ohshucted and a'ugeish in the veins: clsanso 4
when Il II foul. and your feelings win suyuu vhs
Keep the blood pure, md the health of tn sJsesU
wmfo0owss EiE: :. r:s<% -ss< aS:~
X, ;RINsTARH, snd other. WORMS, rzidaa
n ths system Of 70 many thousands No a6ocsaa1l
GOLD 81 Al. DRUGa1srs AND pHA11aa
90. D1lgEiss md Gen. Agents. San EFsneisco
q. and u and a Commerce s6sst New xoEk
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The next National Repnblic.n Con-
yssiip1, i = decided, viii be held il
plia that city having offered
/ 70 ialsse nsss - sbo.e offered
slk = q 3. n
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N a RE-
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

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E-dcc,deratnms LONG SOUGHT FOR AND;
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1t restores and prevents the Hair from becon,ips
dray, imparts :. soft, glossy appearance, removes
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extent when pren,aturely lest, prevents Headache,
all Huinrs, cutneous eruptions, and unnatural
Heat. ara DRESSING fos the Hair 1t IL tho best
Article H. tie market.
Or. U. SMITH Patentee. Gortou Junction. Msxs
Prepared onl, D., fEOCTEk BKOTuEHS. G,"1cs.
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i'll tiieg'ass. ASS ,our DtnEgist tor Nature b uau
Restorative n, =. tax. other.
For sale Ivy :C.iULrEh CO.,
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TONIC OF HEALTH"

For the Lungs or Throat, for the stomach, for the
Blood as an Appetizer, and for all scrofulous Tu
bercular Diseases. Physicians will observe at once
that to order single Bottles made up from this pre-
eruption (formula Of late Dr. Easton, Med. Head u
Druggist be a skilled chemist. requires specially
adapted vessels requires three days for the chemical
changes and manipulation and therefore At cost Of
IS to 81 for one bottle-whereas Druggists sell our
ssTONIC OF IEALTa''
At 81 for and so cents fol o.. bottles of the
highest standard of Chemical and Medicinal purity.
and we authorize all Druggists to warrant guaE.
antee satisfaction, or return the cash and ehafk0
back it's cost to u.s. Sold BY Druggists sad tobbss,
at extra special rates to "the trade" Address CHI
eago Office American Medicine Company. sixR(
o. bottles sent on receipt Of i've dollars, Or three
% for three % dollars.. ..: -. ;as.,.G,
A1Tonic Blood and Liver Pills, (Suearcoated In
glass bottles 26 cents) one Pill doss. Tho vsy 6ess
prescription known for the Liver and the Blood. sold
at st. Cloud BY N. c. TOLAAN CO. and 3. MAJ
LATr: and St. Paul wholesalers. MOVES, BROS:
CUTLER. vllA4-6D
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fEEsss.@. g .%@~-:<s a.: .z:H2=.zsN
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DIR CROOKS WlNEiOE TAR s:9,5.ss< 49,
-I ii Has been tested by the public
for 10 years /
DR., CRoOK'sWlNE OF TAR, +.
ss3-5'5s, = Renovates and zS5 sts6@ /
Ea& y4Ezus. Invigorates the entire system
DR.. CROOKS :WlNEanF TAR ..ss.:
III. 81 Isl ! ths ", vsry remedy for the Weak
a"1 ne5llitai-d.
DIR. CROOKS ZINE or TAR .''s ~
&Ff!@g @!<e &o~'' ssaHid y restores exhausted
-. z-1.... .: sga&29s. strength. E,a u.s..
DIR. CROOKS WISf.MF TAR --,;:,.....
..< H"s'or" 'br ,pp",ite aut
: &1''j3N : siren lt'iens the Stomach. - ~:
Or. CROOKS VINE OF FAR .a
g. S"nses TIE tOod Ia .hgast, removing
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Or. CROOKS WINE or TAR
Gives tone and energy to
Dehili,atrh Constitutions.
DIR. CkOUK'S VINE OF Jar
All recovering from any lines.
find this tho -
best tonic they can take.
bR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Is an effective
~ regulator OF the Liver.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
!. H.. Cures Jaundice,
or any Liver Complaint.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
"'' Makes Delicatc Females,
:sU. who are never feeling we'll,
.-. Strong aud Healthy.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has restored many persons
'E@ who have been
:.....sa ... unable to work for years.
Or. CROOKS WINE OF TAR ~ ...
Should be taken if your stomach
is out Of order.
Or. CROOKS VINE OF TAR
Should be taken if you feel
-. weak or debilitated. Il
DIR. CROOKS VINE UF TAR -,
:: Should be taken (. strengthen a,c
- --.-. huild ny your ~>s1tm
DR.. CROOKS Wl-EUF TAR
Will cure your Dyrpepsis Or
+, :."#; - - 80 a. indigestion.
DR.. CROOKS WiNEUF TAR ri ~ 81,
T.. gu r., Will prevent Mnlsrious Feyers,
anu braces ~ :hs System.
DIR. CROOK'S WINE. F TAR
!. ~ Et';:@ Possesses Vegetable ingredient
:c,~ .,e..: which makes it the
best Tonic H. the Nrvket.
DR.. CROOKS WINE or TAR
|-. - = 49, '1>>'''' ! Has proved itself
=. s"... in thousands of casss
capable Of curin. all dis asses Of the
Throat and lungs.
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF, TAR 1"71
H. 49, Cures oil Chronic Coughs
and Coughs and Colds,
more electually than any
other rtm~hy
Or. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has cured cases of Consumption
:, pronounced incurable
.--- =. by physicians.
DR.. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Has cured 80 many cases
- Asthma aud Brcnchitls
49,. that it has been pronounced specific
for these comnlainta
DIR. CROOKS WINE OF TAR
Removes pain in Eroast, Side or Back.
DR.. CROOKS WINE or TAR
Cures Gravel and Kidney Diseases
DR.. CROOKS VINE OF TAR ~:
should be taken for all
Throat and Lung Ailments.
rR. COOKS WlNEOE TAR
Should he kept in every house.
and it's life giving
81. prop. les tried b. ALL
PURIFY YOUR BLOOD :!
DIR. CROOK'5
Compound
syrup of
Poke Root !!
M CpoOH,o rn,gDnr1Nn
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PURE BLOOD

PURE BLOOD
With certainty and in abundance by sure and rslia-
bio medicines Of known sredients and salty. a1l
unquestionahle efficiency trsnscendent IN its sdaP
tatisn to give tone and strength to the digestive
gsns, purity to the blood cleansing its disorder and
to and heal Iuberculai formations, is the fol-
lowing recipe:
TONIC of HEALTH
For the Lungs. Stomach, Bleed.
Dissolve Vi. (e) drachns Esrri sulph. In one ~ OF.
boiling water. Dissolve ene ~ On. eodss Phosph. In
o. boiling water, mix the solutions, and wasA
the precipitated Phosph. Of Iron till the wsshi1Sp
cxci Q92) g. ouinine sulph. in two C9oz. Of water:
Precipitate the ouinia with Ammonia water and
carefully wash it, Dissolve the Phosph. Of lion and
Stryehuns crystals in 4. dil. Phosph. Acid. Az
al the sacchar Alb. soluble. Dissolve the vhsls
adding two ~ drachns Ext. Capsicum Irutssceas,
sdding two (2 like parts pure Saechsr. eyr. rs1der
ing palatable and preservatiye.) This il tho
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,',S..ff.s h.a TERMS FOR 1879. ,;,s,i,s. 81. s
Ono copy, one year. with OH Chrome, 800

Five copies, Is. ......... 1000
Any person sending 10 names and $40. will receive
an extra copy gratis making II copies for the money.
4 Any person vishtng 70 wsrk for . prenium, can
have our premium circular on application. We give
many beautiful and desirable articles offered BY mo-
Other paper. 4, t e.$ 4st - S Saz.f
Any person wiseing to act, permanently, 9 our
agent will apply with refere0ce, enclosing 81 for
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Asst Genl Passenger Agent Psnnsylvssia Central
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Mules For Sale.
Farming Utensils.

CCYTHES AND SNATllS. SClTHE
- stones, Hay Rakes, Hay Forks. &C..
at NAUPIN & CROMER'S. je3O-lm
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invoice OF Drugs, Window
re, Fancy Goods and Per-
h,a el'ed from Chicago. at the
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FOR SALE CHEAP |!

DAMSEY'S SALOON AND LODG-
H. ING HOUSE. on Main street.
good bargain will be given caSh pur-
chaser. Come and see it. Inquire on the
premises. je26
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FOR SALE.

A SALOON AND LODGING HOUSE
IA on Main Strret-a good paying hiSi-
ness and everything for housekeeping
4 rare chance for IL man and wife. In
quire at this office. Iel'tl
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-18

tive FIRE.-At 1:3O
terday morning fire
Fed on the shed roof
iers of Parke Il Bowie's
s mill. at the junction
Seven Mile Canyons,
prt time the whole es.
was wrapped in
totally destroyed. The
Is a total wreck, so far
nown, the heat being
this forenoon to per
patton. 1t is thought
Pf the old pans may be
still, but a numb r of
ans. of a peculiar pat
pvention Of Mr.. Parke
re cracked by the heat
+. The last of these
fd at the mill last Fri
|d not yet been placed
sixty cords of wood
h,yed. The total loss
il short Of $40 1000 on
E was insurance to the
|S5 1000 with the sever
|oie companies repre-
Spr0stOn a Henley.
! the fire burns out
PoWie will commence
and, as they own the
& curry mill hard by,
[se the cut stone and
I'm that mammoth es-
y to rebuild, they ex-
e their mill in running
u within six weeks
lofL
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-18
Boiler ExplOiOn.

n Chronicle. l3th.l
f-past s o'clock this
o 54.inch boilers of
a mill, Lower Gold
lied 81 nultaneously
complete wreck of the
@ and smashed in a
6ther buildings for
yards around. Ten
brking in and around
he time, two of whom
Outright, while sever
Ind many outsiders
less severely wound
Eek was complete, and
at the heap OF fra2-
jod, iron and brick, one
kly form an idea of
bf establishment had
site.
lire mill,adjoining the
| the north, was scarce
nor was Tom. Bull
La Hotel, Immediately
bile the north side of
Hotel, fifty yards be-
rally pealed off, roof,
Fding, plaster and all;
up on the hillside OPP
smashed in; one large
kr passed over the cor:
hpphire,t the north end
(randa, and crashed
( roof Of the Sapphire
bg Daniel G.. Mcken-
feper, who was asleep
nd story. A bout one
IDS up the hill a num-
bl children were play
Sc when "A heavy piece
he'd through the roof
br, without touching
\ man was sitting
bf the little saloon op-
hill when about one
|nalgam furn ice whis-
head and passed di-
hgh the floor behind
i iron pipes and frag-
! he boiler were scat
bndreds of yards along
many Of them crash
roofs and the sides of
harping Oft telegraph
hrins up the earth in
3.
Eer, bl acksmith. and
the mill. Jack Gianni.
halgamatOr, and Dan
nzie, Il Novr ScOtian,
It the Sapphire saloon.
lily killed the latter
J in his bed. Among
h was a Piute squaw,
Jed to he in the vicin-
lime, whose skull was
pen, or rather the top
was taken clean off as
|aving the brains bare
bn, skull fractured ;
bonds, engineer, and a
|e fireman named Sill
whom We're standing
boiler when the eX-
/ place, badly cut about
head; a little sOl of
pllin. slightly scalded
bruised about the face
richie Gillespie, struck
with a piece of iron
ID down and bruise i.
of others, some in
fe a di>taece off, were
Used and cut by flying
The shock was dis
as far as the Divide,
on their feet two hun
from the mill We're
the ground, so ter
2 conclusion.
g known of the cause
lOslon; but as no one
have been scalded to
the natural inference
boilers We're short of
oner SymOns is on the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-31

THE TIDE in the fortunes Of Clayton
has turned, and the ebb will be as
swift as the food which carried him
into the position of senator from the
State the voting power OF which he
so cunningly manipulated and so un-
scrupulously used. The action of the
house committee on elections yester-
day, in declaring Bowles entitled to
the seat now occupied in that body by
Edwards, is the result of the first of
series Of developments that will COM
pei Clsyton's ignominioRs expulsion
from the senate. he has nothing
more to hope for in Arkansas. The
day Is past when he and his friends
could shape election returns to suit
their own purposes, and six months
from to-day there will not be an hun
ired men in Arkansas who will ae-
knowledge even the acquaintance Of
the Kansas Jayhawker who for three
years owned that State as completely
as though he had title-deeds to every
rood of land within its limits.