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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-05-25
[. s. GOVERNMENT.

Bezms 6xls inches a1 ers Ieog; 20 Rafsrs Fn- eh- Is set loux 0Go feet Bsass l9 er l4 inches II r Is feet lons feet Siding, x6 inches IF or 4 fret a; feet Flooring x6 inches, ls feef "ng
 40 feet Casing x4 inches l3 feet bog; o feet sean'- nux sx3 inches i4 feet bong; ls Doors, 3xI tset T. pairs Sash. wirh glass l0xl3 snehest fs ds"r Iod Nais 5o lbs I3d Nails; a5 lbs Shingie Sais ls r Srews asorsei 60 pairs Hinges sr ds<rs and wia- Sa,w .hu.t~rs I2 tons Lime 4Oo yards MaHsai DO lhs Whit. cad: 10 sas Boiled Oil: l2 Ts- Putty 10 lbs RIark Paint Paint Brushes. assorted sizes.
 dnz Wilson's Primary SPeiiers duz Nilson Prir,- CTS. dnz wiIsan's Ist Reaers, doz Wilson n Read CTS doz Song Books Silver Late); doz sies Ix III inches Is gross Slate Pencils; gross Steel Pens; is ,rrnss Chalk Pencils: grss Lead Pencils: grss Pen Holders: gruss Ink bark-small eotsies reams Let ter Paper la Copy Books. blank; doz Rubber Ink Er.sers: daz steel Ink Erasers; Hemisphere Maps large School Maps of L. &; Globes. large; Object Lesson Books different authors Scroll Black Baars grss BIOtrns Paper large sheets; daz Corn Brooms
 Is dz handiet 3i dz- axe heIves ls doz hatch cts handled: ie doz hoes planters: l2 doz picks han disd doz iron rakes. handled daz shoves bsng han de; doz sekrs. doz- drawing knives l2 dnz msroeks
 dor hay forks l2 do< whetstuaes. doz shovel blows gfsl escorted needles 6 0xcarfs Ia dnz adzes.
 One set carpenters tools complete. including vse sci bIekswitts tools complete including bellows anvil ham tonSs pinehers. sledges nsps shoeng kuives
 pair hand bellows larys xrindstons and fixtures, ge files assorted sizes so lbs bar irea. bex keg shoes 25 lbs horse shoe nais dog axle greese plaw coulter, force pump with aIo fee; rubber hose, pipe and nozzle: mss0ns trowsis 0 feet window glass. I0xl2 inches lanterns (eoal o buck cts (Lrxe galy.) ; daz grain sacks.
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PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HRApoUARTERs DEPARTMENT or ARIZONA,
 CHIEF QCARTERyAsrER's OFFICE.
 PRESCOTT Arizona, February I3, ls79-

PKEscoTT Arizooa, February I3, ls7s- } Sealed proposals with copy of this advertisement al SATURDAY. JUNE IST. Is72 when they will be open s kr supplying the following named posts in tAs De rartment during the fiscal year ending June Ssh Is77 with good merehAnsabls WOOD, in quantities. murs or less. follows
 Camp Apashe-Hard Weed a3o cords; soss wood, 7sc eorsis.
 Camp Bowis-Hari wood 35o cords Camp Bsalss sPrings- Har wood % eoris; sofs vGsd 20 cords
 Camp Crittensleu-Hard wood go esrd. Camp Date Cresk-Hard wood, IJ0 corSEs sof wood. 53O eortls
 Camp C;rant-Har,i wool 27o cords. Camp-Haalpai-HaFd wood. 5-o ssris. Camp Nolsaye-Hard wood. l7o eurIs; soe wood l51 euris-
 Camp NcDowsIl-Hard wOod. s4O cords; sof, wood l 50 cords
 Camp ysr,ie-Hard wOcd. I5o ecrds; sOs wood. 5iC Camp wAirple and whippls D~pOs-H.ra wood, JIG esris soff wood. l. .oso cords
 Fort Yuma-Seft wood 420 cords Yuma Dspss-soft wosd aoD esrstz. T1seon Depot and Camp Loweli-Har4 wood so sorsx Ehrenberx-Hasd wood. 10 cords; son wood % eoris Proposals may be made kr either all of the Poz-s Prices ts be sszsed in L. $. Legal Tender Noes-. The right to rspeet any al bids Is reserved Each proposal mast h~ accompanied by the sf tel coo one the1sand dollars in T. S. funds xasskrssry cheue ., the bido b forfeited b L. & by the bidder es whom awar is made should he they l sD exec nss s consrae with satisfactory security. In other returned tb1 bidders respectively when eonfrc.s ader this axer sssene1f finally made.
 Each proposal must also be scaarasied by xrarsnes signed ey al s2s two persons wAos responsibility must ee assured oy the oeal eeifeae Of civil military oesi of the c. that n the Of he aeeeznce ef the b the bidder will s1 osee eoafraef with bond s1 vhseh they vh become surrtss in snsfrta the amount of the contract kx ifz ksrhfal execution Envslspss should be sDdsrsea PUPsals tw Fasl 2 and sdsesed this oce blank rss of propeszl and further information may be ebsziDed By order of he D~parsueas Csnmanasr-
 u DANA,
 Chief ouArssrusasssr Degazsnssf af ArisonA.
 MatE and Qsaz-teEnast<r Cnirs3 Sszrss Army.
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The Indians in Arizona,
We copy the following from the Sacramer to Record of recent date:

We copy the following from the Sacramen- to Record of recent date:
 AUBURN. Cal. May 8, 1872.
 Fps. Rsconi:: Having noticed an article in to-day's Union, from a correspondent in Ari- xona, in relation to the Indian affairs of that Territory, would request small space in your paper to say word in reply, having passed five years in that Territory, and not wishing the people of this State to be deceiv- cd in regard to the real motive of the actual settlers of that Territory in demanding the extermination of this cruel and treachercus race of sasages.
 In regard to the agreat massacre, as hS toccasionally) so erroneously styles the jus; punishment visited upon those savsges by the exssperated citizens, can only refer you tc the course of the Apaches that were fed and clothed on the Fort Sumner Reservation, in New Mexico. They would improve every opportunity to get beyond the bounds of the reservation, and once out of sight of the mil.
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SAN BERNARDIN0.
ISAAC HI. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

Merchapd;se f,r~arsea ts any rar of Arszosa. with pronptress and despatch
 Gets-aust Legal Tenders. and Sosders Final Settle meusz heuxAk
 Oasce of the Arsscaa Stage Line. oS Jackson Block correr of Third and G;raf>on streets
 San BexrAriira. Cal, August 2, lS90
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Surgical instruments, Oae Pocket Case

Proposals will be framed that Bids for each article may be considered separately, and where article is qtsired be delivered at than place the pries for delivery each pIaec will be given and all prices will be stated in L. S currency, and expressed in writ as well figures
 Payment gill be made in Legnl Tender cheeks. As sant Treasurer of the United States San Francisco upon receipt of certificate from the Agent duty the Reservation stating the supplies have been received and are of the requisite quantity and quality. Two responsible surses must ee named and must esr tfy Bids their willingness to 20 Boud in the of fifty Ter ceutum of the valne of the e1ntraet- The undersigned the right 10 increase dmin- ish quantity of each article and reject any and all bids
 for lnsiiaa Supplies
 Bidders requested be present at the opening of their Bids. H. BENDELL.
 Superintendent.
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n These Bi.ers have , s,,ysl Sao F'-saei.eU h4rss'y. a TWENTY fssH s~1 rss~ssAsrzniias iss 'ssss a,, . rsasiS.lass. tOs fae.'s -. ~.I~. have eeus,sa'iy i'e
 TAYLOR < BEsp'ce. ,'' =. soLE AsExra @, ssa -
 San Fr.nsisfe.y
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To the Merchants, Traders 6 Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: VIM, B. HOOPER & CO.,,
 Have Established WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EHRENBERG, A. IT,

Where they are now offering TO THE a large and magnificent of Staples in the various lines required by the merchants and traders throughout Arizona and are selling prices than they can he lad down there r by any not having the same facilities this possesses which consist of experienced resident rner in the York and San Francisco markets where they BUY FOR CASH, IMPORTERS, import their own stock direct and in large quantities. Orders by letter filed with same and attention and PRICES though the parties themselves present.
 Being the for the transportation of Govern supplies from this point all military posts and hay ing sufficient transportation coSsrSTLY ON HAND, furnish all post traders better advantage and in less time than any other house. also forward any and all merchandise machinery other articles consigned to
 fF Highes. price paid for Hides, Bullion, or any other marketable article produced in the country.
 VIM. B. HOOPER ( CO Ehrerberg A. T.. August I5. ls71
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For sale.

The undersigned wishes b sell hs S,ass. rsS . s,- Ts is.' i.. ,,s, 1 E~svaS @ s'zr;@a, 4aa F f
 Barkes Sszsiou en he road frvra ArS7 s.-w rot s< for the low prsee sf sl. 5o0 S Os.frnar Flar ArszoiA. March l. L-t-
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Don't Write Them.

IL does a's pay station keepers b Ene En-- ssy sss when fhey can sea.l ss his efscs ssa -ssps q number of neatly printed blank res<Fso .-s-xszsfs serly. as per instructions tcra the Cnssa
 the disrrscs. and zE cheap rases -scefs,
 When desired ws win hind ssy saHs ~-sr-sL ? books. for very small sum Send ia "
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between F. A. Cook and S P Pierce is this day dissolved by mutual consent
 F. A. COOK,
 N.P. PIERCE. Prescott, May 3 1873. myl1
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PIONEER BOOT AND SHO
 MANUFACTORY.

PIONEER BOOT AND SHOE
 MANUFACTORY.
 MONTEZUMA STREET, PRESCOTT. On hand and for sale an excellent assortment of e Ready-Made BOOTS, etc, for Ladies, Misses. =. Children and Geatlenen-
 Boots shoes etc. made order. Repairing promptly attended to. Prices reasonable. JOHN LAUGHLIN- THE LARGEST, MOST COMPLETE Wagon and Blacksmith Shops .4 In Northern A'''''' are on e
 GRANITE STREET, PRESCOTT, Where none but good workmen employed; uaught
 but good material Is used. All kinds of vehicles made and reraired and all drat animals shod.
 The patruuaxe of the public is solicited.
 J F. c. MITCHELL Proprietor. Prescott, August Ia, ls7l.
 HosT sTETTER's BITTERs, k At pr. Ksndalfs Pioneer Drug Store. r%B Blank Mining and Quiteiaim Deeds, Special and General Powers-of-Attorney. ese. for sale at the Miner Oasee.
 A full susply of all the atenf Medicines A Atbr KESpALLs Pioneer Drug Sure
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U. s. GOVERNMENT.
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS, A. T., ]
 PRESCOTT A. r. May lst, Ic72. Sealed proposals in triPlieate will be received at th office until l5 o'clock M,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10

ESSENTIAL OF LovELrNEss.-To be en-
tirely beautiful the hair should he abuud-
ant and lustrous. This is Absolutely essen
tia' 10 complete ioveliness. The most reg.
ular features, the most brilliant complexion
and rearliest teet., fail Of their due effect
II the hair DO thin, dry. or harsh- On the
contrary the pla:nest face, lift be but sur
mounted by luxuriant and silken tresses, is
apt to impress the behoder with sense of
actual beauty. That growing ornament
of her sex is, happily, within the reach of
lovely woman. and being discriminating rs
she is lovely. she long ago discovered that
Lyons Kathairon was the sure means of
securing it. No preparation for the Hair
ever enjoyed 1.-THE fits popularity, and
no wonder. since it produces such crafty
ing results. Applied to the waste and bar
rem places Of the scalp, it frueli6es and en-
riches them with new and ample growth. It
is not of course. pretended that it will do
this If the capacity for reproduction il OK
t,nct, but 80 long a. it remains that won !.
derful rehabilitint win assn redly prooa.
gate the germ Of the hair into life and sos-
ivity. '.. 49,. -, "a
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-10-10
HOW To FIT COLLARS TO HORSES
4HOULDEhS.

: It b vs.J.important to have 4 collar
it nicely asd 'suugly to the shoulders
of the horse. It enables him to work
With great deal more ease and to sp-
ply q great deal more strength. It pre-.
vents CALLING and wouuding, as the
friction is avoided. Collars are so
made, or should be so made, as to throw
the chief force on the lower part Of the
shoulder. The horse can apply but
little strength en- the upper part, and
for this reason breast collars are coming
greatly into vogue, as the strength is
exerted on the lower part Of the should.
OF. But We started out to tell cur
readers how to make a new collar fit
the shoulder Of the horse. The collar
should be purchased Of the proper size;
just before putting it on the FIRST tine,
lmmerse it in water, letting it remain
about = minute, aud imediate'y put it
on the horse, being careful to have the
names 50 adjusted at the top aud bot.
tom Is to ct the shoulder, and then put
the horse to work The collar BY be-
ing vet, will adapt itself to the should.
or, and should dry on the horse.
When taken eff it should be left in
the same shape it occupied Oh the horse,
aud ever after you will have snug.6l-
ting collar and no wounds. YaNev
Farmer.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

WHEREAS AsfA.lt has been made ia the con.
~ disisn: OF certain mortgage daily executed.
.kseylsdSed and delivered BY ALI Il Tanner and
Nay j. anusr his wife, nortesgors, to Charlee T.
Dast, noesgages bearing date the list day Of Jan
uAry, A. D. ls7O, and recorded in the oles of the
Rsgbtsr Of De:de in and for the county II Aerrson.
in she State Of Ain1ssota, the 27d day of Jsnn-
sry, A. D. 1870 ut 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of that
d.y' Book -" Of uortgs9ss on pages III, ~, -,
..A :. :.id h .'oss'ss We. given to secure the
Dollars and the interest thereon from the date Of
said mortgage 1T the rate of twelve per cent per
mum, which said sun, SO secured was payable ono
g ths conditions OF premissory note made and
tisned BY the said Alfred TaDner. ono OF the said
and to the order of mortgage
And whereas default has been made in the copdj.
tioss Of said mortgage BY the non-Payment Of said
sum Of money and interest thereon And there IL at
the date OF this notice claimed to te due and 10 dse
upon said mortgage and said note secured thereby,
the full and just sum Of Seven Hundred aud Eighty
two and l2-l0o dollars, and action or proceedings
have been had At Law equity t. recover the moe
Nov, therefore. notice is hereby given that puruu-
ant to power Of sale contained in said mortssss
said mortgage viii b foreclossd by the sale Of the
nortXaged premises described IN said mortgage -
.ess. g viz; Tho .9;:h , twenty (26) i.st :.
% IL north twenty GO feet ef lot number az is
IL blosk number s:yea aad al bsildiass tAsroon,
~ .itaasst IL u :ova 4 Little Ralls cessty Of
9oetaeo1s - $780, AAAoSSo, eo& 0o0edbo4
hon ed soeeediag = ths plat q saia IittIe in
naee - 4. 1ataao ea1 rSceeaea ii tAe oles q
0ttA~ With IN ~ hsssatla - i e.e1r1sssss~
a04eeteetng 40 esseao11g . 80 1l9t1arSl Dr.n.
-. TIT "a a,s WI r. nd & IsSlic vssias
g y: aisAsst s,deG b - sadenixasa sheriff 81
g ID Astsea Csaasy, 9 Ne don't dosr u he Coart
Howe, N aid town 81 Little Pals in said Morrison
es1nsy: on the TWELFrH DAY or NOVEMBER,
A. D. 1872 ut O'Clock IN the AFTERNOON of thst 1av
q said premises or 70 much thereof n NAV be nsees
AIRY to satisfy the amount which shall then be due
said mortgage, with costs OF foreclosure and the
!efther sum Of ffty dollars attorneys or solci-
tofs teee provided for In said mortgage in case Of
the foreclosure of the same.
W.. 8. NooRE, : EZRA BRIGGS.
AIRY ior Mortgage, Sheriff of Morrison Go.
Dated Little Falls, 18th September, "A. D. 1917.
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:HOTlcE or MORToAaE sALE.


"11RfAs, deaasle has bsss made In The con.
e&sjvisas.d. ssd Ss,ivrsd s. Joseph sre1ss e and
s osat1' 'i E. n sa sa ~ Gosd
go p.sbi!, esttg.ges. sazins dsts Il. 1T day
e 1spesa.ss, 4 D.1S!e, esa rsoeedsd in The ofsc.
so.. q sook .1 4 korteaSs Ds.ts. p.ss .s sa%
- ta.th d.y Of seetsaber I: 1870, Il 70 ccioef
;1.se'se ;s!a 3. Eys: T. .:e.re =:
loO dollars ana istssesG aeeordiax - he oendt;ons
4 : Preatssy dos 81 Siat AMOUNT, sxscsssd ~
~ Jessph Broker. payabls 70 the order of i.id
Ds3ely, Dc IN t.o yan non dsts; with iaters.t
1Ay.sas1assaily, I'D bsafiit sv.a: dats With I'D
AID Whereas, d.s.s,t 10 b..a mao. i, d, ,coopd,
IN Of noasy ID ;ssaritt tlrts1; Ana there il at
tie date Of this nstss elsnsd to b due, and IL
sps1 aad nortgaes asa sid note secured thereby.
kht dollars and no Set'oa " proe>sdings have been
csd a. AZ er equity = she monies - secured
nov, therefore motto. Il h...by given that pur,u,
at y pewsr II sals contained IN said mortgage,
aad to tie statute IN saeh easss made and provided
satd mortgage will b. toreelossd by tho sale Of the
Al tSs ,. tracts. piscss o. parcels Of land lying
ss.ess: described follows, to-vit Lots numbered
!lsl IL The town tns1 ethyl Of st. Cloud, according
= plat and survey thereof made by John L. Wilson,
ead On Ale aud Of fscord in aid once Of Register Of
1tdts:sid toe.,hsr Nh iii tks hsredit.nents md
e1en1teeahess belonging Or In anywise appestaning
70 said aottEagsd promises. That aid sale will be
sh.rf q ga st.sras county. 4 tn. 6ont door Ct
tas Court House, in The city Of 81. Cloud, in sad
seesr.s county, ninnssta, on SATURDAY, THE
10 ths ane.sooa Of that Of said premises Or %
:se E',,ss :;s' Il ' ss:.. q:
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AMERICAN FARMERS.

The Artizan says: We hazard the
assertion that no class Of equal average
means live swell az American farmers.
One Of these possessing farm and
buildings worth say ten thousand dol
lars, will gather about him aud enjoy
more real comfort thaa could be obtain
cd from the income of hundred thous-
snd dollars in New York. He may
live in . more commodious dwelling
than metropolitan citizen having ten
thousand dollars annual lnoome. He
may have bis carriage and horse. His
table may be supplied, With everything
fresh 10 its season. His labor is less
wearing than the toll Of oounting-rooms
ADD Offices, and he has more leisure.
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CUP OF COHFEE.

We do not intend to try to tell any.
body how to make good coffee, but We
just wish to say = word about the treat
ment Of the coffee after it is made
And on Entertainment depends its e1'
eellence. brew It as you may. The
role is simply ~euer decans it. What.
ever else you do about bring it to the
table in the vessel IN which it was
made. A handsome urn or gorgeous
eofee-pot, is the grave of good coffee
OF course, If it is considered moro de.
sirable to have the pit look we'll than
to have the coffee taste we'll, We have
nothing more to saI. But when hot
c"ffee is empt,cd from one vessel into
another, the kitchen ceiling generally
receives that esscnce-laden vapor which
should have found its way into the
cups on tho breakfast table. Aud one
word about theee cups. When the cot.
fee. enters them it should End the milk
or cream already there. BY observing
these rules, ordinary coffee, made 10 al
most any way, is often very paIatable
indeed Scribner for October.
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INSURANCE. LOSSES.

The..large majority Of loss payments
made by FIRE insurance companies ore
the outgrowth Of incendiarism. The
existence Of 9" bold and persistent an
enemy to insurance capital has neutral.
lied all hope Of making underwriting .
profitable field for the continuous en-.
ploymeut of capital. A careful analy-
sis of the cause Of fires 10 London,
New York, or Philadelphia, shows that
nine-tenths Of the fires originate by
carelessness or crime.
In a London police court the start.
ling disclosure was recently made that
moro than one hundred arson ofeuses
had been committed BY one individual,
and 10 another case the fires ceased in .
certain district when certain iudivid,
ual was arrested. This person had set
fire to sixty or more houses merely to
obtain the informer's lee of half crow
or so.-Spectator.
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sHEKlFF's EXECUTION SALE.

NDER and by virtue of an execution. issued out
~ OF and under the seal of the District Court of tho
state OF Minnesota in and for the Seventh Judicial
District aud County OF Stearns, the tweurysiXth
DAY OF August, A. b. 1872, upon Judgment render
ed and docketed in SAID Court aud County on
the twenty-sevehth day Of February. A b. 1872 in
an action therein, VIII. rein Edward Ascherman and
Herman segnltz. Copartners as Ed. Ascherlnan
Co are plaintiffs, and Luda Robbers is defendant,
in favor Of said plaintiffs and against said def. nanr
fUr the sum OF One Hundred AID Forty aud eteiU0
Dollars, which said execution has to me- Sheriff
OF SAID etearns County, Ueen duly directed AID de-
Ivered, have levied upon and will sell at put lc
auction, to the highest Cash bidder, at the front
door OF the Court House, Ill the City of ST. loud, in
said Stearns County, en- SATURDAY THE SECOND
DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. u. 1872 at two O'Clock in
terest said defendant Ludw * Robbers had OH said
9th day of February, A. b. ISL :, any suisse
Quent day in, and as his property the following
ec1ed real estate situated the county Of Stearns,
State OF Minnesota, tt-wit: That portion of Block
"C in tn town of St. Cloud, according the plat
and survey thereof made by J,.hn l.. Wilson, and
corded in the ONCE of the Register of Deeds of said
Stearns county, BOUNDED and described as follows:
Commencing at a point on ashington Avenue, Upon
OF Ia ccrnGr; thence northerly and
along said avenue forty feet thence at right angles
with said Avenue and easierly l32 feet; theaee
southerlV and parallel with said avenue forty feet
heoos westerly l32 feet the place Of beginning on
oAA avenue, together With ts embellishments and 70.
puItsoAnoss Also Let Two az in Blosk Rorty.fo11
OK And lot Thrss ( in Forty (4o> aossrdns The
GEORGE aHIssRL
K1aa / Couus Sheriff Il sts.rns CO, MIMI
htsd q Ol4nd Nhn So IL isR4 s.n1esw
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- Here, is q recipe for clearing
chickens Of lice, which We find in the
Journal Of the Furm,. There certain.
y are remedies enough BY which fowls
may be kept clean those who neg:
lect TO apply soma Of them have only
themselves 10 blame :-"Carbolio soap
will certainly kill lice 90 fowl. or chick
ems. We use Bach.u's. Dissolve
half % ounce in . quart Of boiling
water; when cool, vet their head. ard
necks with it. The lice die 10 an in.
slant, and in half az. 40 hour the chick
'eDs sro As dry and nice a. ever"
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If flowers do not mature we'll,
they may be made to do so by placing
halt 80 inch Of powdered charcoal on
the earth in the pot. Another author.
ity asserts that solution or suspen.
sion of white helIebore in water may be
used with great advantage in DESTROY.
ing the insects that infest 80 nany
Towering plants. A fair friend bal
tried the experiment with success, and
reports that if the bugs sueezcd as she
did, 1t Was 90 wonder thst they ks
their lives.
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SoUIBS.s

| 81 ~ &, e =
A Noah true talo-The deluge.
Board Of Education The black.
board.
New Books, -."Ebeneezer Divorced,' =
a sequel to "Ebb-Tide."
"A tourist, who vas asked IN
what part Of. Switzerland he felt the
heat most, replied, "When | was 60
ing to Berne."
-"Insults,'' said. modern philoso-
pher, fare like counterfeit money
we oau not hinder, their being offered,
but We ara not compelled to take
them"
A freight train that recently came
into Oshkosh bore upon ito cowoatohes
. large fat hog, which sat there uncod..
oernedly enjoying the poetry Of mo-
ton.
The Chicago papers an making
sport Of the big feet Of the Louisville
folks. The Fost remarks; "Wheo
wstchful wives in Louisville see their
husbands feet coming round the corcer
they light the fire and prepare tea, fol-
they know that the good men, will soon
be home"
"A young man hunting turkeys at
Kalamozoo, Mich, thought he saw one
in the grass, but coroner's jury de-
oided that it was the head of the farm.
sr who owned the premises, and was
taking nap.
Mrs. Pattingtou, in illustration Of
tho proverb, "a soft answer turnsth
away wra.h," says, ut is better to
speak parcgorics'ly Of person than to
be all the time dinsing epitaphs at
him."