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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
~ signed has been duly appointed Assignee
of Lewis G. Day. OF Zaleskl, Vinton county,
who assigns for the benefit OF his creditors.
Creditors are notified TO present their claims,
duiy authenticated, within the time prescII-
bed by law. CHARLES II. HOVEY.
January IS, 1871 1t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
THE VlNT0N RECORD.
NJ C A r TIL u K. OHIO,
THURSDAY, JAN. so, 1878
Trouble in the Camp.

If any person wants to see
what a furry the Court
House ring has been thrown
by the few gentle prods
the Record has been giving it,
and how they do love their
dear little Billy Belford, he
should read last weeks Enquir-
er. They have all joined in
the fray, those who think they
can write and those who know
they can't. We didn't think
that Billy was so dear to the
soul OF the ring. But then we
didn't consider that all the ring
wants is good natured persons
in office, under obligations to
them for election, aud they'll
see to securing the plunder.
Take our advice, gentlemen;
write less and you will have
more time to look up the stand
ard weights and measures
When you get that done we'll
give you another little piece
OF work in the same line. Any
spare time you have now might
be devoted 10 your profession
We have known young men,
by close application to buSi-
ness, to make enough cash to
pay their room rent without
sponging off of the county.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30

Goods made TO ordcrRnd repairing done by
careful workmen. No extra charge for ems
craving goods bought at this establishment
ian 1873 ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
AGENTSIA RARE CHANCE !!

We Will pay agents $40 per week IN cash who
will engage with us ut once. Everything fur
nIshed and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER l. CO., Charlo te, Mich
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-30
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Ohio, V'i,ton County

William and Rachel Lee, Defer dants.
In Vinton County COurtof Common
Pleas Order Of Sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
TurRr il n s,eck of Mexican civil wnr

THERE is 81 eek of Mexican civil war
near Malamor"s The garrison OF Font
CnSnmalsr, dis at -f,,l with their treat
ment. and not a IN been paid Tor s"in'
time. iismnuhtpu the guns of the strona
h,ld inrru.red to their Keeping, and
marched off On their own account, takt".
their small arms With them C,rtnn 3
-non To he Removed. and Ire Is expec d
TO resist by the old reheilons Mexlr II
method of prtnunci mettn - that tr's
/ rnt Lerdo is ia n lair way at haNin.
40 least one revolution on hi, bands
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
LET'S GO IN.

Thas far the people Of Iowa coun
" have manifested little int rest
in the great Land Grant hTb-buh,
going on at Madison and, feeling
that no benefit could result to rs we
have felt Indifferent as to which
company secured the Grant, only
hoping hat the Legislature would
act wisely for the good OF the STATE.
Ii seems, however, that this locality
may become directly interested be.
fore the matter is disposed Of, and
realize direct benefit from the Grant,
If our representatives ."handle Them
selves judiciously. So little inter
sst have our people felt IN the matter,
Mat they scarcely understand the
nature or Importance OF the so caIled
II. Cruix Laud Grant. So we viii
Try to explain it, according to our
understanding
Certain lands in the Northern part
Of our State, valued at $4,000, 900,
have been donated TO the State for
the purpose Of aiding the construc.
zion OF railroads. The duty Of the
Imrislaturr is to dispose OF tins
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

lex Pacific Mail Investigation,
now in progress at Washington.
promises disclosures ofCongrrssfona
bribery and corruptior COMPARED
with which "Crpdlt Mobilier,' vii
appear insignificant. 1t is a'legro
that over half million dollars hay'
been lavished ia and about Congres,
in this behalf, some menlbcrs secur
ing AZ nigh as ten thousand dollars.
One Garrison, who failed TO get In.
BRAZILIAN mail subsidy, aud IS sourr'
ther,at, Processes to have a list al al
the Congressman who received mon
ey from the Pacific Mad agcnt, anc
h. proposes 10 tell what he know.
about tire whole business 1t - t'
be hoped that all Tia" Iacts' will az
pear, ia order That we may know
whether we have a ) much as one mal
IN Congress whose l'alm has not been
crossed with bride
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
AZ NOH-.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, In the Circuit Court Of he
count, of 10
Urnr, Koou Plaintiff against ole lIaldrrson Desc
reed, Ju-r Hrs,rr.d an" RE huu isou, De eudsuts
The state - Wisconsin, tn Ole lItldrrsrn u >eres d
JUICE Deserted. and Arnr knudsun he defendants,
apuvt named; You ar" b. rehy summoned and re
qdrei To- answer the comp n this which Is
ga file iu the On OF b ,ik ui the Iowa GO CIr'l
Ct. aud copy Ut your answer ostld compliant
uu the snh.cfihtts at their uhcc, ~ The city ui
Mineral ront, Iowa c"uutS, Wisconsin, within
twenty days after the service hereof exclusive "t
the ia, ot such service; AMI il f,il To answer
the sid cu,nplsut within the lime above said, The
rantiG viii apply to the court for the reli de
tuAuird Boo said cprplaiut
pat,d at iurra POINT. Wisconsin, Fab 81, 1873
SrKUNGt AEBtR, iIaiuurs ktorUet~.
Ta6 Reside, &c Mineral poiIr, Mis-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

4 'rENrEaAScE LAn' OF great siringen-
~ has passed tue Indian, LEGISLATURE
r. is stronger and more severe IN its
provisions Than The Ohio law which IS
now ON the W iSrnnsin statur-huOkS 1t
provides th Il nn license Tor the sale ot liz
nor To- he drank on the premises shall lie
issued except on the presentation of a
petition signed hy - mlinrity al the voters
il the ward villnrror t"wn II requires
saloons To close ut o'clock in the ovea-
Ing, and contains all ia" provisions OF
the sn-raIrd "Ohio hw,' " III utnrs
considerably more stringent The liquor
mon are hopjn- that Governor Hendricks
Will veto the mnasurr,hut they will prob
ably he disappointed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
ST ~ uON

STATE OF WISCONSIN, ~ thu Circsi, Court OF
the CONT of Iowa Narct Ter A. u 1873
Chsrt. Lamar Ialntin, against STmuri Skiune
aud Jcrusha skinner. Defendants
The STATE Of Wisconsin 4" sanu, SKINNER and J"-
rusha Shiuntr tn defendants above named: You
are her, hy Summoned aud required to answer IT,,
complaint IN thi, action winch il on hlr u he ulce
ct the Clerk of the Iowa cunt, tiTcuit Court
and 10 serve a copy Of hOur answer TO the SAID
complaint tie su' SER hers at their office IN th~
city Of Mineral Point M SAID county within twenty
daNs after the service hereof exclusive ui the daN
Of such service and II you 'aii To- answer the sad
complaint within the time abuy sid, the RI mnf
WI applN To the court for tho reliti dc manded IN
said complaint
Dat d at Mineral Point, Wis onsiu. Feb 6, 1873.
STRONG 4 WtRE :,
pai'tn's attorneys.
Residence, Mineral Point Wisconsin. ,w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

" is stated thar the President will re-
dominate for confirmation by the Senate,
IN the 4th of March, every member If
;nu,wcll, who will nevertheless reSign
f elected 20 the Senate Secretary Fish
has rc.nlv.d IA remain another four wears
- the Cah;not. Thi. is unfortunate for
Wnshinnton correspondents
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

Ir is charged th't tho liqnor dealers I
Indiana raised $3.50 600. to he spent on
Temneranre law l,'p'v passed.. On"
senator was offered 81 900 To nhs"n'
himself from the vote The Senate has
ordered the facts to he investigated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

IL consequence Of III" pressure Of pub
&c business requiring his presence and
mat Of the Cabinet AZ Washington
irrinr the ononinn months Of the on
-ung Administration. the Presideh' has
,onr'n ed % defer his proposed trip
through the Snn'hern States
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
TO TEACHERS AND DIS.
TRlCT I.i;REks.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the regular spri ~
| y examin ltinn of TtNc err Tor Iowa Count. wit
hr held At tle following tiins and places tie Wit!
At Mineral Point, for the tuwus Il Mineral Point f.,
WnldwiUk and Moscow, Ap II Th. aud sth
Al nolgeyille, for the towns OF Doigevi lie and
idge >aN. April 9th and lUth
At Arena for the towus Of Arena and Wyoming
AprI Ith and l2th
At Linden, for the towns Of Linden and MINT I,
April l4,h aud 10th.
At nighlana, Tor tha towns n Highland, Pulaski ,
and Clyde. Aprll 10th and II h
Also a supplementary examination al D"dgevillr
May nh and 9Th, for the benefit OF those who ar,
unable to attend the regular yamlnatIons
& he nations vii commence AT o'clock 4
VI OF tie trs day, and close at ~ VI of the secul d
day.
THOMAS PATEFiELD
Go SuIt,
MrTin, Feb. 24tg, 1873 --9w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

PRrssA has u ,'rpdt Mohilier on it,
an l.. u seems hit several officers oi
he government. who were charged with
protecting is interests in contracts made
~ the State always, have permitted or
aon,rived gross Frauds One of the
.suilty men j. said To he pot Of Bis
marks. A ef them have hepn ca led
upon to explain, and designations begin
IN. q flow in
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

composed generally Of some of the elders or
bi.lops Of the church, draw all the Juries
both grand and petit. for all The courts held
in ths Territory JUDGED, the United ) ates
Courts, when lrarsacting purely United S'ateS
business, are compelled 10 work WIN Jnliee
drawn in he manner indicated. by 'nc,e
RE, sh in fractions OF either territorial or req
erai authority .re tried, nnd the fe>h'l y s",l-
pIrtr immunity for all Offences comnstca by
the "A mt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

THE Rennhlic of Francr hnsi'at 5
hon recognizing the new Republic t
SPUN Whefher i ia hnrausn Of y lack
nf raith in Spanish rppnhlirnnism, or be
ause Of diseust with their own repuhli.
..aui.m such "a il is il is not stated
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

rEVsroR CALDWELL is renor'ed to hav"
.nil that ic expelled. he viii 30 imme
I; telv h, me for recollection, Tn"
Hams s Senator u ~tnfr. and seems re
-olypd I, STAY in tho s nate If it costs
him every cent he has rot.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

TnE only twn members Of Congress
rom this state that voted tor the hfll
: creasing he salaries Of the Preside ;,
n,cmhera O the Cabinet. Judges OF Il Q
~unrrmn Cont. and members of Cor
oress. w,r, Michel and EIdridae
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

TWEED has won another victory. The
suit to compel him 10 make over 10 'he
city, without payment, certain properly
held by him in Putnam O,anty Tor res
ervoir, has been dismissed by the Cont
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

frightened ut The prospect OF n collision
with Ru-sin IN. Cent al Asia The Brit
lsh have 70 600 European troops in India
and urnrIs 5000 Sepots The latter
are not very good i-hliOg material bur
viIl DO to stop hn'iets, and with the new
recruits thnt may be enlisted, they claim
- be- able to face Russia with mt least
BOO. 900 men ~ begin the cammi.0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

Gov FMHculn " LIVERPOOL The
merchants OF Liverpool gave Con,u
tarcbh banquet last month, and
from he account or it in the Liverpool
Mali we extract the following;
The health OF General Fnircnila was
proposed Y the Mavor, and was receiy
81 with the utmost cordinity -GeneraI
Fni,chld who is u gcntleman)v and
intrlIrctunI looking American in ac,
knowlrdging the toast, spike OF the gen
niur fee ing of rurtiaty towards tho
mother country which actuAtel all good
cilzeu~ q the United States. and express
ell hone thit these cordial relations
would always q mpint Inrl They had
enough sword and guns in America, hn'
he could assn them, aud be deceived
thar tn" examples set hy the two great
countries in terminating their disputes
hv arbitration would ulugurnte u new
and happy era
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

TnN Bo,cohel Dmi indicates thar
Hon. w ". Field is likely to be i
candidate for Secretary Of Stat
next fall. Grant com.ty already has
a Member Of Congress, an Associate
Justice o. the Supreme Court a Gu
cult Judsr, a Territorial Surveyor
aud some other minor State ahc
Federal officers which certainly /.
her fell share. Other counties il
tins Congressional District have so"'
claims winch Grant ought to respect
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

A WA~nvGros dispatch says that tn
attitude of the :, LIZ iui-'roti"n il under
stood To he thal 1t rorlial frirndsh y I,
the Spanish Republic, and Mt III" sam
lime nvow Its exp""''''un md desire tha'
Spain will. NJ Il e earliest moment, pro-
ceed ~ rn IN haln policy favorable t,
the settlement or pac'iicatlon OF ''nh"
This Governmr mt desires tn see Spain
herself, stop the inhnm n war now TX
i>iins. ana also tn take sction in hchalt
of enumeration. Perhaps this view IN y
I'm hccn brought To hear upon those
in charge Of the movement just started
among the roored people in favor ct
Cuban emancipation, Tor it j. nndrrsfood
that, inSt,nd OF q cali for - convention al
ready projected, m address is heing pre-
pared II rhr Spanish republican, govern
mpnt, urging them 10 proclaim enamel
patton. and thu~ secure the friendly sym
yHthie> vi the world.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF

J
l. the United States for the Western District o.
NiscoAsin--s..
tAt Madison. thi, fifteenth day Of February, A
y $3.50
To an ,rA0ht 10 may cOHrc~H
he plderslgn,d hereby gives notice Of his ap
poinfm IN as rs 1nee Of u NJ. Plat. David W .
Jones .'harles b, Jon Edward Webe", Jam 5
,,el and jeffrey II drr'h, in the Comfy "i
| wa AMI STAT 1T Wisconsin within said dls,rict
VIII have o-rn adjuiged hankfup's upon he pei
Ito 81 their credors By IN us rict Cont OF sad
District TIMOTHY BROWN.
9s3 Assignee.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27

Forty Large Col,'qo,s Of Headjng NaHsr.
Ia the future, a. in the past, the 1NftR-OCEAN
viii continue the staunch advocate # the principles
" the Republican party Duuug the political vatn-
pa.n Just Chased II won position as
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
Import ANT
Fer 3llcrS, (Ulifc Dealers
fsunherS. ,nd .<sO(k
HGtSesS
, r.OnsEs AVID u,RoESS,

J gSORSES AVID :IlRN E<<,
tour-ycar-old steers, 4 three year o d steer,
cows. II Young cattic--,mc Ia two wears old,
So sheep and lambs, - stock hogs, > i}erk
shire SONS, il Woods srlfiakc reaper. II hand
rake reaper and mower combined, Il holsc
rake, II harpoon hay fork. rope and pneys, {;
twu-holsc corn planter, corn shelter, Il fan
ming mill, one turnip drill scVrrfl niOws and
hanows. one farm roller one wagon, one ca
ter, one clasptop buggy one large farmer
dinner hel set of quarry toOs-ncw, abou
- tons of hay, 3 one-hor,c corn culjivatOr-,
NOt of good potatoes, Il lot of fence y SIS,
lot of forks, etc, two parlor stoves, one cook
stove, and other things too numerous to be-
mentioned.
r E r NJ s.
All sums of 80 or less, cush sums over $40
o months credit on approved security y, with
interest Mt I per cent. per amman.
Sale to commence at 10 O'clock \. NJ.
q. CARTER,
Feb IL, 1888 Auclioneer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-02-27
4NICR-OCEAN.
THE
REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
FOR 1873.
FEN CoAUMr rplrO PAPER

Encouraged by the favor with which the INTER-
OCEAN has been received, The Proprietor has en-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06
Msefnl aud Curious.


tn. one who doe. tb. c.rv;or. firmly takes the
knifa In the ripbt hand nick I'M the steel and
sharpeps the Knife thereon: then. with the left
hand tate The fork and ;,,s.rfs Il In the bfeasr
oftbs turkey one t;r och s;Ie az the breast-bone
inst about where the HIGHEST point is. With the
turkey ON its baet the tori well m the breast
tbe head of the tnrksv towards his left hand
without any fussing. sn,tter;ny. bacrliny or saw.
;ng-b. cnfs off H. T., ;ony of SIng fartbest
from him. Then he ents away the second Joint.
,;y;na fair NAV nd en- ..,. 20 The En;f.: tb.,,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06
Cem.ump,i.. and Marble Dust.

The Masons' Trouble or consumption arising
from marble dust lodging in the lungs, is the sub
ject of some interesting remarks in the Scottish
newspapers. 1t is asserted that all the stone
cutters in Edinburgh suffer from it at the age of
forty, and that in fact there are not ten working
hewers in that city of fifty years, and Orly two
above sixty years of age. The Craighleth stone,
the beautiful material of which the new town of
Edinburgh was built, it is stated has contributed
more largely to this peculiar disease than the
stones at present in use. One of the first workers
in Craighlegh stone was incapacitatcd for labor
at thirty, and died at thirty five. Out of 10
hewers who worked at the High School, in Edin-
burgh, only ten survived. In Il squad of thirty
Glasgow Bank, only olr-half lived to see it fin
ished. The stone cutting and carving of the
celebrated Scott Monument killed twenty-ihree
of the finest men in Edinburgh.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06
Simple Dfvisien.

Southern planter named P, pretty wen
to do in the world now, was, some twenty years
ago, poor boy on the Eastern shore Of Maryland
One of the most marked traits of his character
an inordinate love Of money. In the course
of time P-was of age, and thought 1t was
about time to get married. He went to a neigh
boring town. and was shortly after introduced to
the daughter of Judge B..
"DAhg fine GAL" said the einbroy SPECTATOR to
his friends who were gaining him an entrance to
the elite.
VERY"
.How nuch might Judge B. be worthr
"Why, about ten tbusand dollars" was the re-
ply.
timed p.
"Only three"
"Three into ten goes three times, and a third
overn mentally ciPhered P.
He made love to the beautiful and uusophisti-
Gated daughter of the Judge and and all her pos
sessions. Strange to ssy-for he was as uncoufh-
looking a cur ever went unlicked-his suit
prospersd, aud they were married. The honey
moon passed off, honeymoons do, and they
were happy. The bride was lively and chatty,
and made many illusions to her brothers and Sis
tiers. Startled ut 50 many names he thought
should not be in the catalogue Of relations, he
said:
My dear, though there were only three Of
youf"
$50 there are; but pas first wife had eight
more"
ELEVEN in ten, no times and nary over" said
the astonished P, who had jumped up and
kicked over u chair and groaned in perfect agony
"rm scotland a sight cheaper than an old bell
weather, ut that"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06

BURIED TREAsURE-There is a legend that
Gibbs, the pirate, buried certain treasure in the
immediate vicinity of Newport r. l., aud the
point ON the west shore of Co,llingtons Cove
was the spot usually selected the locality of
this concealed store of wealth. Search has fire.
qnently been made near the shore for some evil
dence of its locality, and couple of gentlemen
discovered an inscription upon stone near the
Cove, which was supposed TO afford key
to the secret. The stone bearing the inscription
is large one, weighing many tons, and the let
tiers partially obliirratesl by time, but yet
quite distinct. ANY may them on the ex-
IRENE rock of the point.
The Newport ScrS says that party of Gesr-
gians, hearing of this remarkable discovery, and
the legend of which il is the supposed Key
sought ont the spot and gentleman of the party
pried up heavy detached piece of the same rock
which appeared loose. when y lady of the party
discovered Undecided i'm the mud which forms its
bed piece of gold-a coin of the valne, perhaps
of ten dollars-ths date of which she has not vet
been able to ascertain with certainty. A further
search revealed nothing more. Query-Was the
coin q portion of the famous Gibbs treasure, and
if so, where is the Fest.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06

"MADANE KNOWS HOW TO SwIM'-Ihis was
the reply of the adroit and ever-ready Talleyrand
to q question of Madame de Stael, who, on par
ticular occasion, was bent on eliciting from him
an acknowledgment of which of the two ladies',
herself or the beautiful Madame Recamier, he
admired the most.
"You profess a great regard for me, Monsieur
Talleyrand," said the accomplished author OF
CorinsS
To this the gentleman bowed assent.
"You are also very devoted to my friend, Ma
dame Recamier'
This was responded to also hy a gesture of as
sent.
"Now, Monsieur Taileyrand, tell me frankly,
snpposing that Madame Recamier and were to
would you try to save frstP
After n slight pause the astute courtier replied,
while making obeisance: "Madame knows
how to swim.n thus leaving it to be inferred that,
rs Madame de Stael could take care of herself he
would be bound, act of humanity, to try
and save Madame Secamier.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06
Cur Strap gook.
TAR PINE Tree.

1t stands where Natures pulses freeze
Beneath the Polar eye,
Meath India 9 buFniSr sfv.
From north to south, from east 10 west.
Where er the sun may shine,
II lifts and waves its lorJly crest
The all-enduring Pine.
In regions widest and unknown.
Besides the restle~. sea
II breathes its deep and mellow tone
lis heard upOn the mountains breast,
And by the rivers fine
And mid the busy haunts Of men
The melancholy Pine.
Its balmy breath is on the air
Amid the forests gloom;
The early winds Of morning bear
Its delicate perfume;
Its dewy odor fills the soul
At evenings slow decline,
And nights soft pinions lingcr still
Around the fragrant Pine.
I love tit hath been to me
An old, familiar friend
And broadly DER my native land
Its waving branches bend;
And widely through its hallowed soil
Its rugged roots entwine,
And wreath with every thought Of home
The well-remembered Pine.
i love it for its music-breaths
Der many 4 hallowed spot
Where lie the loved and lowly dead
Who may not be forgot;
And when l seek their holy rest
Oh may this heart recline.
Ny southern home upon thy breast
Beneath the mourning Pine.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06

REMEDY FOR BURNs.-Take one teacup of lard
and the whites of two eggs; work together us
much it can be, then spread ON cloths and
apply. Change as often as necessary.
CHILBLAINs.-M. W. +, Schaler says that the
fluid concentrated chloride Of iron is an unf,liny
remedy for chilblains, its application to them for
a single day effects a curc 1t may also be used
with advantage for Possibilities.
WOODEN labels for plants, to be inserted in the
ground, may, it is sad be preserved for an in
definite time by first dipping them in solution
of one part copper, vitrol and twenty -four parts
water, and subsequently immersing in lime water
or solution of gypsum.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1873-02-06

To GALvANIzE CAST IRON.-Heat the castings
to a red heat, and plunge them into bath of
clear muriatic acid, to detach the scales and
thoroughly cleanse them. Then immerse the
iron in bath Of melted zinc, and as soon as the
iron has cooled to the temperature Of the zinc,
remove it. In this way beautiful galvanized
castings can be made Care should he taken,
however, in plugging the castings, when wet
with acid, into the zinc the zinc will be thrown
into the face of the operator. The zinc should be
covered with sand, and the casting immersed
very slowly.