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have been acquainted with apple Butter
making nearly fifty years, some tvSRty.years
in this country, and the balance in the old
country. r. make apple butter only from
apples have brass kettle holding twenty
five gallons in which boil twenty gallons
of sweet cider, down to i've gallons, which
makes nice, sweet syrup, This is put away
in jars for the present. Then put four bush
els of peeled apples, quartered, in brass
kettle and boil it to a hash with twenty gal
Ions sweet cider, without s.irriug, over = slow
fire, Then take the mashed apples out and
strain them through strainer, and put the
strained mash in clean tubs, and put away
for next day, for the above operations take all
day. Next day, start early, and put the
strained mash In the brass Kettle again, and
the five gallons Of boiled cider or syrup.
Then stir it with stirrer with hali-iuch holes
in it, over a slow fire. IL is Of great import
ance not to let it get burned in the kettle.
This boiling and strainlng takes from twelve
to fifteen hours steady work, 70 know when
it is boiled enough, take some OF the apple
butter out in plate and see that it does not
run about over the plate; then i, is done.
The apple butter is in this way condensed
and Will keep for years without being closed
entirely alright. Before | use it at the table,
| add rs much cream, milk or sugar and
water AS there is apple butter. But to make
perfect apple-buttcr, it takes other materials
10 do it. Take peaches, pears, or blue and
yellow plums, peel and quarter them, and
boil them to a mash with good cider; strain
and work it as you would the apples. After
it is done put it way in jars like apple.butter,
and when the grapes are ripe take your first
apple butter made from peaches, pears, etc.
mix itup in the kettle again, and boil the
whole up in ten gallons grape juice. This
will make a delicate preserve, which con
denscd, is worth fifty cents per pound, any
where. am selling annually, without any
difficulty, 1000 pounds. If | would make "a
special business | could sell a large quanty
Of it. Add spice, cinnamon, and, if one de-
sircs, apple butter sweeter, sugar to taste,
TOR, Rnral NcO YORKER.
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Whether spring or autumn is the hes! time
for planting fruit trees, is ye,9ng question
How it may best be done is OF most impor-
lance. Many think the question Of expense
settled by the cost of the trees, yet every man
who does not spend double, triple or quad
ripple the cost of the trees in planting them
is making great mistake.
Nothing ;hat is worth doing ut all is worth
doing so well IS planting fruit trees. Wher
ever tree is to be planted the soil should be
enriched to the depth of at least two feet, and
not less than six feet across This prepare
ration should preccde planting at least .
month. No raw manure, or other substance
liable to lermcnt while accomplishing should
come in contact with the roots. Don't hest
tate to postpone planting one or two years, in
order TO make thorough This is
the way to get fruit quickly Apple trees
properly painted often bear in tour years, and
pear trees in six; and they never die prcma
iurely, as do thousands planted in the sloven
ly fashion that prevails.
The scarcity of trees, for few years past
has stimulated propagation to an extent tina,
we fear will lead to low prices, and this in
its turn TO excessive and careless planting IN
the future, as in the past. Let Us respect lei
the feeling of our children's children, and in
their interest as well as our own, "tufn over
Il new leaf" in the matter OF planting trees.
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otherwise they contract certain peculiar dis
eases but when allowed reasonable share
say eight or ten pounds per day of hay.
keep in good health, For family COW, /
would prefer hay shorts, meal and roots; bu,
grains are much more profitable TO the milk.
man, whose chief purpose is TO get o certain
number OF gallons per day, which shall no,
be condemned by the city inspector. The
grains are sold \, the bIeveries near Boston,
for FIVE cents per bu,hel and COW in milk
will "a. about bu.hel per dsy, vi,hou, in.
jury, d. PhtIbriek, IN Country GeasisRaaa.
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To pickle OEI0Ss.-Choosc small, sound
silver onions, az equal in size as possible.
Top and tail them, but do not pare the tops
close, is the air will soften and spoil the
onions. Scald them with brine. Repeat this
on the second day, and, when cold, peel the
onions as quickly as possible, throwing them
into vinegar 10 they are done, to prevent their
blackening. Boil vinegar enough TO cover
them, with sliced ginger, black and white
pepper, and mace; when cooled, pour il over
the onions. Cork them well, and dip the
Corks in bottle rosin.
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Stubble land to be seeded next spring, say.

Stubble land to be seeded next spring, says
the Mem ERgland FdrRer, will be much
cleaner from weeds then, if it can be ploughed
tins fall The late fall and early spring give
sorrel, witch grass and many other weeds
ample time 10 fasten themselves in the soil so
firmly that much cultivation will be required
to get them under control, whilst if they were
turned under now or even later, they would
give us little troable next spring If we
would destroy weeds we should cultivate
our land whenever and wherever weeds sp-
pear. Hence we must not only cultivate
our crops but we must cultivate the ground
where the crops have been removed.
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BREWERS GRAINS FOR Cows.--Brewers'
grains stimulate the fuw of milk in rather
remarkable manner; COWS will probably do
better on them as regards quantity of milk
than any other feed, except, perhaps the sue
culcri growth of grass in June; the milk has
no disagreeablc taste, rs from turnips, cab
bage &c. but IL pale in color and poor in
oualite, and the butter made from ii is pale
and of poor flavor. The cows fed on il keep
in pretty good flesh. especially when fe'l a
little corn meal with the grains. which also
greatly improves the quality OF the milk, ane
j. consequently prsCtise'i by the best feeders.
The cows need some hsy or grass or other
.bng fodder, in connection with the grains;
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SsouTGAGrc SAL

MOnTGAGr SALE. whereas, on the
ton Of the county Of Lasae ia ne state OF Iuois exc.
cusd and delivered to tie undctsgnsd samuel NJ Rove
promlssory Of that ds'e whereby he promlsr' pay
herdste Of 'a1 noe the sum OF FIX hundred ana seventy
six tsStp doars, with interest at ten per cent per An.
consideration The uder.eness IN SAID NOTE expressed
aud Of the r'r OF one dollar % Ten in as4d Psd
tori, A. biz WIFE party Of the h,t part order the better
est thereon according to the tenor and chcct Of said pro.
msspy note did grant bargain, sell rrmisr allen and con
al the following de-cfGed lo piece or parcel q land stu
ete IN the county OF asas in the state Of iFols to~it
~seridsn county Of LSsse, and State OF Illinois which
sai9 81 7ala IaGi nrtsMd noiS 5ar ns H
Dalton, and his wie was Med iur record in the "coId'.
D. 1872, and duly recorded In volume u! OF the
cords OF deeds OF sni county on Psg" IT, -
sncS jhst in case Of asir In tie Gssm, OF the note
ANY par thereof according 30 he tenor Meet there
Of the UNDERSIGNED party oil m" second part. in said
g"nstyrgc ir 49, S I'ir,,.G ,,, Ir aot
lewspaIcr published DN~eH Illinois or bI posting mp
where 'a4 premises A. ''a. may sci. ne s~l PREMISE
Of sid parry t tr l.. aT i r ier- exec etgrs nnlan.
i-TaiV.- fa. 10. ..r Nrilu0, 70 the highest
bidder .,.s ~ Jr'ar. % aHd AZ the tine appoint
ca n ' D.. r-2l.i ,,' s",t i," G
sir or -,l.I -. ..,.r,r % o .ad D,nn. FOR such
uurpu. b. OIL, Conveyance. constituted iUeyDcsny lpr 90
DE name .D' rl.rr-nr ,t'i execute ND deliver TO
10. pagrl,-r a"', r 10" IN Zee Of the preui.
SOS sold. alI rDE '. prone. ~ 'i sale Co the payment ID
siIwuaa..s w'p..'.- i'.- rl1 90 -" amour, dne On
P,y q. le Ne. it or u.r ,.,E, =. A. 90" ONCE OF tn"
And. whereas. There Is nov Justly, ir, rHd "sltshy
cps. sum ,ereoi. 10 -,c Viii nt,r,r accsurt 0sro5a
s.cc The nineteen d'vo! March =. D. '-3 art. whrra',
gir, ia, on ,aurtsy -ua a--, y oi No,.-.,. =. t..
,itus1 samuel w. .ao nd .g.or NJ. r. viii n..crel to
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Fresh eggs, accordingto the Prajrj. Farm.
er, afford great nourishment to weak
animals.
1t tells of a colt which to all appearance.
was nearly dead, the breath of life being
barely perceptible, which almost instantly
revived by giving it one or two fresh eggs.
The same results have attended the admins
tering ofeggs to weak cattle, and 10 feeble,
chilled lambs. The remedy is a simple one,
and farmers would do well to bear it in mind.
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FIRST USES OF BUTTER.--The Scientific
4mericdn states that butter was not in use
before the Christian era. Ii was first used
AZ cosmetic for Embarrassing by women.
For some centuries later it was used as burn.
ing oil; lamps and churches were lighted
with it in France al so late period ms the
year 1900 Since then it may be considered
an article of food solely.
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Woman's Suffrage Association.


The American Woman Suffrage Assocla.
ton held very successful Anniversary and
Annual Meeting in New York and Brook
lyn, Oct. 10 and "A. The Convention was
large. The proceedings were spirited and
harmonious. Great enthusiasm prevailed.
Col. T. Wentworth Higglnson presided and
made the opening address Letters endors-
ing the movement were read from Hon.
Geoge VIM Curtis, VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
Lydia Maria Child, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
Louisa NJ. Alcott and others. Eighty-siX del
egates were present, representing organized
societies in foTtecn States and Territories.
The Annual Report shows that Woman Sut-
frage is established snd works well in Nyo-
ming and Utah, that il WAS under discussion
last winter, in 81 State Legislatures, and re.
ceiving n majority vote in those of Maine, To-
WA and Michigan. Written reports were
read from Il States. Julia Ward Howe was
elected President for the ensuing year; Lucy
Stone. Chairman Executive Committee.
Among the Vice Presidents at Large are Vice
President Henry Wilson, Hon. George VIM.
Curtis, Senator Sergeant, VIM. Lloyd CARR
son and Col. Higginson. The resolutions
adopted are as follows,
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RESOLUTIONS

R,solr6d, Thatthc primary aim Of the Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Association is to secure
the ballot for woman; while it Includes in
its general aim, the establishment OF her
equality of rights in all directions
Pesoirs6. That ouchall of the adult popula-
ton of the United States who are legally en-
titled tu hold property, who are assessed for
taxes and punishable for crime, and whose
interest in the Commonwealth is ia no re
spect less than tua' ui the other half, should
not be deprived o.. an equal voice IN ihe gov
eminent.
Rey,lr,5. That @ government uf the people
must be "A government composed equally of
mea and women inusmuch as the equal Co
opcra,ion OF the sexes i essential alike 10 n
happy home. a refined society. Christi n
church and Republican state.
R,so,red, That our present political system
is not fairly representative. even Of men, be
ing largely controlled in the primary moet-
ings 10y rings uf trading politicians intent on
on private gain; that political reform must
enlist more general interest on The part OF
the people in the management OF pIbllc bus
mess; and that this would be great. promOi-
ed by combining the social sympathy and CO
operation of women in The primary meetings,
at the polls, and in the halls of legislation
Rss,ised. That we advise the friends of We
man Suffrage in every locality 10 promote
the movement morally and politically, by
organizing local societies, fOy circulating
tracts and newspapers, for holding public
meetings. and especially for helping 10 elect
the friends of Suffrage and t. defeat it, enc
mics
Rss"ice6, That the Woman Suffrage Move
ment. like every other reform of the Age, Ia
ments the loss snd honor- The memory of It's
most powerful advocate john S'gaT' Mil.
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L1Oy'ECr:.- E,TATs OF CALVIN POWELL, Dgc D.
~ Netce Is hereby given. that the Unders med Admins
TRAITOR OF the estate III Calvin Powell late TIE county
Ia Sale and STATE Of Illinois deceased will appear before
the County Court Of said county the tru Monday being
the fifteenth day Of December 1873 NJ the Court House In
Ottawa in said county when and whers AL persons having
claims demands agsust said estate notified 70 attend
and present the same IN writing tor adjustment
Dated this 18th day of october a. u. 1873.
LOUIS POWELL
oCt13-6v Administrator.
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nl'TAwA INt"IISMAISy.

md C-rtsis for Ill ACut, and Chronic III
Every ra'rut viii receive lodging and boarding
While under trrstscIf Female Disease Specially con
sH'siOn free send Tor circulars, cal NJ tie lnrmsTy
Jefferson RGd lire streets, ~ the Once Naln
street, Otiast. III. A AiPHONSO. u. y.
~. Wtn'"d-A good $HIsr ari = oil Tor boI-rsork
AQul'"Snt CElI ~ above. UCllN- ~
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NoI'fClI.-isTArG OF SOPHIA SIXTH, DECEAsRD;-
Notceis hereby given that the Undersigned Admins
traitor Of The estate OF SOphg smith, late OF the county OF
La sale and state of HIS deceased, viii appear before tho
County Court Jt said county the third Monday (Oeing the
18th day OF Dec 1873, At the Court House In Ottawa In said
county, when and where all persons having claims de
mands against said estate notified to attend and present
the same IN writing Tor adjustment
Dated this lSth DAY OF october A y. 1873
TIMOTHY x. JOHNS.
octlS5 s Administrator.
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I'll IIt r. F''ss - "A libby virtue si m alias
- execution Issued out OF the Clerks Once or the Circuit
tsut OF Ia sale county, and state or LIMOS and 70 me
dnecsu, whereby gu commanded 10 make The amCapt Of
certain Judgment recently obtained sgalnst hurty L. Mo
rsry and Marks MOnarty u favor OF Hasnt Ton EaSh-
nt. surviving partner OF tie late firm OF bushnell Avery,
Mni! h. hoiary aud Marks Mol.ry, have levied ontAe
following property, 10 Nit:
Lots numbers and eght, in Block number five, a
the ststes Addition to the city OF Ottawa, illinois, In Ia
sale cOunty.
Therefore, according said command. shall expose fC
sale, AT puzzle Gscu all the right III" ana interest OF the
above named Nury l. MOriary aud Marks hOriarty and
TO the above described property. Friday. The al day OF
November 1875, Al O'Clock At the south door 81 The
County Court House, ia Ottawa, H.
Dated ~ Ottawa this 18Th day OF october 1SiS
DANIEL BLAKE,
octS-Sw Late Sheriff OF La sale County, III.
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kTOI'ICh:.-rsTATn OF CEgsrIAh WHITMAN. Dko-
~ Notice 10 hereby given, that the undersigned admins
ratrI of the risgn Nltmsnn, late OF the
OF La sails and state OF laois deceased VIII appear 0t
the County OF SAID county on the 81 Monday TO-
ing e 18th dsy) OF bee. 1873, al the Court ou.e in
Ottawa said county when and where all persons having
Csms or demands against said estate are notified to attend
a I'd present the same in writing FOR adjustment.
Dsted mis- 9Th day OF october \. y. l..3.
kLIZABRTH WIiTMANN,
ectlI-ev AcmnistrstrlI.
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In the way oT Bl.cs.'nIs ~. Ssoi wcrg, &c promptly
MY done. orders LhrOsu delivered board
cars 81 canal hoaf nee o. chsrge.
yaly lUh, is1@. .OHN NETTF
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,INAL r,I.,TrrI,IcN1I,NT.

III 1. r~iL'I''I'II;MIc SI'--EsTArE OF
E MARIA hOOEE. DECgA.ED.-Nutic5 is hereby given
TO all persons Interested In said estate That Margaret Moore
cXtcsl1 OF the Viii aud testament OF Mara Moore de
ceased will sppear before The County Court OF the county OF
La sale and STATE ei Illinois 81 the Court House In ottawa,
N said COUNTY, on Monday the 18th day of November A. d.
1913 Tor the purpose vi rendering account OF her pro.
ceetngs IN the administration OF said estate for the hna
settlement
Dated at Ottawa this 18th day OF October 1879.
octlS.w ii. L.. MEAD, Clerk.
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EINAlI Sk;TTLEM ENT.-EsrArB OF
JoHY SwsBNRY, DrcrAszD.-Sotice IN hereby given
10 Gil persons Interested In said estate that Margaret Sye
ney tIecuI OF the last will and testament John Swes
sy cecs.s will appear before the County Court OF the
Comfy Of La sale state Of Illinois, NJ the Court House
IN 0ttAss In said county Monday The 9Th day OF be
cembsr A 1915 the pur pose OF rendering account
OF her proceedings in the administration OF sAa Tor
the final settlement.
rsted NJ Ottawa this 2lst day OF october 1879
oct25-iw II. l.. MEAD Clerk.
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yIfNAI. - E1''Y'I.F.A Su'.-ksrArn OF
q JOSIAH HOUTELLE, DkCD.-NOtcs IA hereby Civ
all persons Interested in said estate That Mary T. Bou
eile, sduIn tratr Of the estate OF Josiah Bostce de
ceased will appear before the County Court OF te county
Ia sails and Of Illinois, ri tho Court Hsubs In Otta
in said county, Monday, the Its day Of November
1878 for the purpose OF rendering account OF her pro
c-eags IN tt administration OF .Gld estate for tina hnal
settlement.
Dated al Ottawa this 18th tsy Of october 1873.
octls Nv n. l.. MEAD, Clerk.
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ChNT-rxE
pLOH h WAGON SHOP.
! o |! = V + e r l.

Begsles's rt the attention OF the pnbc To his enrgsd
acities for uaCrlnHG Wagons. BugeS and var ous
kinds oi Implements such ss dags plows NJ
uvatOT', se.
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Aegal.

AoI'ICE.-EsTArso o. LEwis EeLs, urcs..lD.-
Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned admins
rarI OF the estate OF Lewis Ege. late OF the county
o. la Sale and state OF Illinois deceased viii appear before
the County Court OF said county the Sd Monday (cinG
he 18th day. OF Dec. 1878, At the Court House Ottawa
In said county when where al persons having claims
or demands against said estate notified attend and
present the same In writing for adjustment
Dated this 2sh day OF October A. D. 1873.
CHRISTINA HGLE
Sct<%S Admnistratrix.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
A GEMTs!A RARE CHANCE!I

We will pay all agents.e40 per week in cash, who
will engage with US al ONE. Everything furnished
nd expenses paid Address, A. COULTER 4 co.
Charlotte, Mich. apr7-4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29

GENERAL NATuRE-No. sAJ 5.''
AN ACT making an appropriation to defray expen.
zee OF sne American and British claims commits
sion and for other purposes
Be enacted By the Senate and House of Represent
tdiues OF The United Stdtes Of America IN COMPRESS a.
sefnbted That the sum of one hundred and thir.
teen Thousand y0 hundred dollars Is hereby appro-
priated out OF any DOney in the treasury not 0tner
Wise eppropriatet TO supply deficiency in the ap-
preparation for the fiscal year ending June thirty.
eighteen hundred and seventy-th 70 defIay the
expenses on the part of the United states OF the
mixed commission on American and British claims,
appointed Ut der tbs twelfth article of the tresty oe
tween the United states agd Great Britain, signed
May eighth, eighteen hundred and seventy. 0ne-i
hk0 q For payment OF contractors for stone work
and other employees, on the post ofice and court
house In New York city, nve hundred thousand dol
lars.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
GENERAL NATuRE-No. 95.I
AN ACT TO provids for the holding OF addition
terms OF the circuit court of the United stat
for Lha annlharn dIafrlnE nf Nauv Ynrk

| AN ACT to provlds for the holding OF additional
terms OF the circuit court OF the United States
for the southern district of New York.
Bet enacted by The Senate and House Of Representa-
fues Of the United States Of America In Congress
senbed, That additional terms OF the Circuit Court
of the United States for the uthern district of
New York shall hereafter be beld in each year. COM
mencing as follows: On the second Wedn ssday OF
January on the second Wednesday OF Match on
the second Wednesday of May, on the third We'd
nesday OF June, on the second Wednesday OF Octo-
Der, and on the second Wednesday of December.
The holding OF any OF the ABOVE mentioned terms
shall not dispense with or affect the holding OF any
term ofsthe court at the same time, nor shall the
pending Of any other of the court prevent the
holding OF any OF the terms hereby appointed.
Sec. 2. That the terms hereby appointed shall be
devoted exclusively TO the trial Aud disposal OF the
criminal cases and matters arising and pending 10
said court 1he terms OF said court appointed by
this act may be held by the circuit judge of the
ond judicial circuit aud the district judges for the
BouLhern and eastern districts OF New York. or any
one OF said three judges; and at every such term
held by said judge OF said eastern district he shall
r. ceive the sum o. three hundred dollars the same
TO be paid in the manner now prescribed by law for
the payment of tue expenses of another district
Judge while holding court in said district. All
cognizances and bail bonds taken in criminal cases
for an. appearance at q circuit court in said
district conditioned upon an appearance AT
the next one of the terms hereby appointed shall be
valid, and grand and petlt juries shall be summon
ed to attend the said terms as now at other terms
OF the court.
Approved. February 7, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-29
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First Premium q . Am.llsI. 1871

deOr Fender Guard, Dumping and Shaking Crates
Direct Draft, FULLER, WARREN CO., 8d
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