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Vi Ho1n Doniphan I
AFFIRNFn
BIZ THE COURT.
All the justices concurring.

II One OF the many emigrants whom old Doniphan
County has sent build up and cvilize the buffalo cou
try writes this way: 81 think have read in
paper sometime copy Of letter from subscriber
in which appears an original declaration that after
this fashion viz: We can't keep house properly without
your valuable paper always hate to quote but will
say .Thems my sentiments' about the ChisE"
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Castoria is more than substitute for Castor Oil 1t
the only safe article in existence which is certain to
simulate the food regulate the bowels cure wndcoc and
produce natural sleep contains neither minerals
phinc alcohol and pleasant to take Children need
not cry and mothers may rest. oct9y1.
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Sheriff. Sale.

S Sozlra. St co aAnsAS sss
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
John Rackett Plaintiff
stJo. &C R R. Co. }DefendsntsL
NOTICE Is hereby given. that will the 18th day Of
~ june, A. ID. ls14 al the hour Of two O'Clock, n,
city of Troy Donphan County State Of Kansas offer for
sale at public auction, ior cash the following Sescnoed
quarter Of section thirty g in township three 90
Of twenty. in Doniphan County State Of Kansas
Taken the property Of John Hackett and offered for
sale highest bidder for cash satfs certain judg
for Of record in the District Court for
Doniphan County in the State Of Kansas which John
Racket is plaintiff and the ST. Joseph and Denver City
Railroad Company Is defendant
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Msy A. d ls74
THOMAS j. vANDERSLICE.
Sheriff Of Dociphan County.
Nay II, is7s-sv. Prs fee ~
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Money. Money!.

Money to build houses money to in business money
for any purpose long time and terms for use in
Missouri or Kansas be obtained every Saturday Of
the ST. Joseph Building Company or the ST. Joseph and
Kansas Loan and Building Company. For further par
ticuiars apply in person by letter to j. NJ Street.
Presidents or F. l. Mclean Secretary, Francis street.
Opera House building or to Henry Boder Jr Director,
Troy Kansas. ianlyl.
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70 Jim Watson found baby his doorstep"
This startling we read in paper the 9TH
er day. Our mind was greatly relieved when we found
that ii Jim Watson, down at Parsons. We feared
that somebody trying to impose young family upon
Troy's
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70 They had soaking rains throughout the country
north south and u.s. Saturday and Monday while
Troy and vicinity got only slight sprnkling. But all
that Troy cares for is rain make watermelOns
within convenient distance town for stealing them,
Bill Brown saysI
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II correspondent from the West writes 81 had
the pleasure of reading Dr. LeDuc his obituary notice
and you he the most apprecative corpse
ever saw" This settle the matter whether
he is dead or not.
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y Rev. Mr.. Cook preached excellent sermons at the
Methodist Church, Sunday and Sunday ngh-ths latter
to full house the subject Of Faith. He is giving ex
celent satisfaction thus tar he win preach again one
week from next Sunday.
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MI, Carroll Seminary.

W. take pleasure directing attention to the advertise
oftb,. Ip.ttution 1t is Of the oldest establish
"A bools in the West and are assured by the best
authority those who have known its entire history that
n deservediy one the most popular ranking equal :"
the rer best the country West or East Let all
"a =, a. go. Of school to pstrcnze examine sdver-
t;n, md .srd for the Dread and learn particulars
mchlef
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u We this week booked the of Benjamin Frank
lin a subscriber. OF course old Ben. can't do without
the Chif. George Washington will subscribe,
| he laws by his corn"
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sntaraie n Piece Of Bread Meat with gas
trio Juice and it dissore This is digestion Add to
such mixture a little alcohol and it will not dissolre
This indigestion Beware then, Of tnctures tonics
decoctions containing sprituous liquors Shun all
"toncs and rely solely De. WALKERS VINEGAR BIT
TKRs the finest digestive invgOrant known and free from
the fiery curse of Alcohol 2smay4w
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Or. Bakers Pain Psnzea, for rheumatism,
Neuralgia Cramps Collie, Diarrhea, Cholera Aorbus,
Cholera Infantum, sprains Burns Scads Bruises Chill
blans Prostitutes Swelngs Soreness Of the Joints and
all painful affections Of the body external and internal
For Colds Sorthroa Quinzy and diseases Of the throat
and mucous membrane 1t is invaluable remedy JOIN
7. HENRY. cURRAS Co., ProprietOrs, and . College
Place New York
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FoR SALE-One Marsh Harvester, one Champion Drop
per and Mower combined Gore Gang Plow two Grain
Drills Any kind Of stock will be taken in trade. Apply
at my farm, four miles south Of Severance.
juneim2. r. p SHULsKr.
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r. Bleached Domestics the best quality Lonsdsle
yards for a dollar at the New York Store. mayii.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

~ Mctiaw, OF Sewing Machine memory, here
last week. He up to attend the wedding. AcGaw
is laboring under forebodng of the mind that he is in
danger of dying like Absalomby hanging to the limb Of
some tree by his long hair.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

I've Valuable Improved Farms for Sale.
have for sale at sacrifice two among the best Farms
in Kansas with all the advantages of good homes Terms
easy. A G. EGE
mayl4m2 Agent for the Owners
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Centaur Lininent.

nSIEpn rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw, palsy,
sprans sweling caked breasts ssalds burns satrheum
&c. upon the human frame and of strains spav
in gals &C. upon animals in year than have all other
pretended remedies since the world began 1t is counter
irritant alhealing pain reever Crppes throw away
their crutches lame walk poisonous bites rendered
harmless and the wounded healed without 1t
is no humbug The recipe published around each bottle
1t selling as no article before sold and it sells be-
cause does just what preends to do Those who now
suffer from rheumatism pain swelling deserve to suffer
If they will not Centaur Lniment More than 1000
certificates of remarkable including frozen limbs
rheumatism govt running tumOrs &C., have been
received We will send circular containing certificates
the recipe &c. gratis any requesting it, One bot
tie Of yellow wrapper Centaur Lniment is worth hun
red dollars spawned sweenied horses and mules
for in sheep Stockowners-this lniment is
worth your attention No family should be without Cen
taur Lniment Sold by all Druggists 90 cents per bottles
large bottles, slOO j. b ROSE Co., 50 Broadway New
York.
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~ Our Custom Grinding having increased so much
we will hereafter grind custom work Friday and Saur
day. by this arrangement farmers will not have to wait
long for their grinding return home in good
mayl4w4. TRACY fARksS
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II Popular illustrated book Cseo pages) on MANHOOD!
woonASaoopl MARnAeEi lmPediments to Marriage;
the cause and Sent securely sedd post PAID Tor
can't. bv M. G. WHITTIER 617 St. Charles Street, St.
Louis NO. the great specialist Read his works nOlS
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n W. q. r. Curtis the wideawake lumber man Of
Severance in town last week and gave a call AL.
though he is of the old 'resdenters' of Donphan
County had never before met him. He'll do
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

II The latest styles of Dress Goods all shades and
qualities, at the New York Store mayl4
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

~ Shepherd wants you to help his enterprise
with your patronage and him his taps again and
at the time get fresh pure Drugs and Groceries as
low as the lowest
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II c. s. Huntingdon, halter. east side Market Square
st. Joseph has all the nobby Spring styles and suits
erybody even the most fastidious. may2im2.
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OWE
And Our
NEIGHBORS s."
is the latest and raciest work by
Harriet Beecher Stowe

AHihor Of "a Uncle Toms Cabin"
"Tze Minister'S HOoiHg," ny fife and II
and other powerful Stories each the literary SEN
sation of its period; aud this story promises
like genuine and EhOlesome sensation. IL bears
directly on social topics of interest, embracing
the romance of youthful compauioushps, the
brightness of happy home life, the spicy compli-
cations of neighbOrhoOd associations, and such
folles and profound domestic miseries AS have
led to the widespread Temperance movement of
the day.
Mrs. STOWE is now in the prime of that genius
which wrote Uscle Tsa,,' Iii,encti by years of
study and oGscry alton. HeI nvvcis are immense
" popular, Cneie Toms CGtin alone outset
ling by hundreds of Thousand, any edition of any
original work ever puGlished-sare the Bible
Her book two years ago, e" lly Fife and l." out
sold every contemporary. Snch pure and en-
nobling story as We and Oar Neigh6o,s" should
be read IN every home. This new Serial is now
running exclusively in the
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

II Price Raid Soldiers call and get your Scrip
cashed viii collect all kinds Of Government Claims,
Pensions Bounes &C. Agent for Phoenix Fire Insurance
tate and Claim Agent VIII be in Troy every Monday.
Ew. STRATTON,
Doniphan KAs
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For any other length of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only to regular advertising.
business cards Of lines or less, y year
For Legal and transient advertisements u per square
for the t Insertion and 50 cents per sqnare for each sub
Special Notices viii be charged 50 cent and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
Eight lines of solid Nonparei make one square. An
fractions of half square and over are counted full
Advertisements requiring to be certified TO- will be
charged the cost of certifying in addition to the regular
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably
advance.
rPTJOB WORK of all kinds done on short notice as
low a the times will admit All JOB Work must be paid
for when taken from the Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

y Great assortment Of Pasols at low prices at the
New York Store. mayh
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

FARMERs-Bring in your custom grinding to Banner
Mills on Friday and Saturday where you get the best
satisfaction. mayl4w4.
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TO FARMERS.

IL The latest styles of Cottonades and Jeans at the
New York Store. mayl4.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

n French Lawns the latest styles from 10 cents to 30
cents per yard, at the New York Store. mayI4
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

" Try is now the direct route between califor-
mia and the East Heavy trains of through freight re-
quring two engines to them pass up the Denver
Road daily.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

~ H. D. Mclaughlin of this place. died Friday
ing of congestion of the lungs He sick but short
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

r. The latest styles Prints at the New York Store at
10 cents a ward mayl4
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04
DoNIPHiN CouNTY DIRRCToRY.

Judge ID Judicial District-P l. HUBBARD.
County Commissioners-JEssE W. JONES, JosEPH HAY
TON CHARLES kEARNEY.
Sherif-THoMAs j. VANDERsLICE-
Treasurer-RoBERT TRACY.
County Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELYE.
District Clerk-FRASK BRowN.
County AttOrney-DAvID NJ JOHNSTON.
Probate Judge--ROBBRT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-AIRERT HAZEN.
Superintendent Of Public InstructiOn-D. d. ROSE.
Coroner-G. :. ARCHER
Surveyor-HESRY WILSON. Deputy, EDWARD T. REESE
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&c East BY Way Of 81. Louis.

~ White Shirts and also French Cheviot Shirts, the
latest patterns at the New York Store maylI.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

II large lot of constables Sales and Justices Sub
penas civil actions just printed and for sale at this
oHica
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-06-04

1000 Rolls Of Wall Paper,
1. rs.sieS from the New York manufacturer and viii
be sOd at from Is. to cents per roll Call and examine
g .-.,.. BIcKFoRp & SIScIAIR
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ST. LOUIS MARKET.

r. Warranty ouitClam and Mortgage Deeds for sale
at this Office
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UIeekIy Family Newspaper,
The c CHRISTIAN UNION
Henry Ward Beecher,
EDITOR,

In religions matters this paper is Evangelical
and unsectaran; in political affairs. independent
and OutspOken. 1t contains the best articles,
and both short and serial stories, from the fore
most writer's; it aims to maintain the highest
standard in Religion, Literature, Poetry, Art,
Music, Science, News, Politics, Household and
Family Affairs, with Stories, Rhymes, Puzzles
for the Children, etc. Nothing is spared to make
it a COMPLETE Newspaper for the Family, pure,
attractive, wide-awake, and up with the times
journal interesting to every one in the house
hold, young or old. 1t is
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Y supply Of Police Judges Blanks just printed sn'
for sale at this Office.
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AGENTS.
BATES LOCKE "a Park Row,
s. NJ PETTRNGILL CO. 81 Park Row,
AND
GEORGE P ROwELL & co. 40 Park Row are our only
authorized Advertising Agents In New York.
STIEEFIEID STsSE st. Louis.
CooK, CoBUEN Co. Chicago.
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Sherif-s Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, lss
DoNIPHAS COUNTY,
In the District Donphsn County State of
Ell ;@ $. 4 GS n Plaintiff
Joshua Saunders and
Mary J. Saunders, Defendants
A-OTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day Of
lime A. ID. 1874. at the hour Of O'Clock. p NJ, Of
% day at the north door Of the Court House. In the City
N Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas offer for
sale at public auction for cash. the following described
real estate wit: The north quarter Of section
snte,n m in township four ~ Of range twentyope C2
In Donphan County State Of Kansas Taken the prop
erty Of Sanders and Mary Saunders and offered
for ale 10 the highest bidder for cash satisfy certain
and Of record In the District Court for
6o5inhan County in the State Of Kansas which B. F.
Hudson and Isabella B. Thompson Administrative are
plaintiffs and Joshua Saunders and Mary j. Saunders are
Given under my hand. thi. 9Th day Of May A d 1874
THOMAS j. VANDERSIICE,
Sheriff Of Donphan County.
Nav Il IsTi-5v. Prs fee. $3.50
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u Pure Cider Vinegar. at BsexroED sreIAns-
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y Linen cosss for q, q, the Ssw York Store.
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LEAvESwoRTH GIFT CoScERT.-This Gift Concert which
have of the 3Oth Of April postponed
until the Both of June This done with the advice
large number of the leading of the city assembled
public meeting the fact that in consequence of
the money panic large number of tickets remained
sold and but partial drawing could have been had
the great disadvantage Of tcketholders The drawing
will positively off the 3Oth of June and the tick
cts being rapidly taken.
This drawing of will be in the character of
lottery but the character of the controlling it,
guarantee that everything will be conducted fairly and
hun0raby Mr. Simon Abeles the manager is of the
best known and honorable business of Leaven
worth and he has the hearty endorsement of all the best
men the city The object of the enterprise is
Prasewothy The nett proceeds to be devoted the
erection of State Juvenile Reform School Leaven-
worth place for the residence and training of
the homrlss youth to be found everywhere in
State especially in the cities The capital prize
magnificent suburban residence and grounds Leaven-
worth valued at slOOCOO; together with other prizes
embracing valuable property, the Of SIS 900 in cash.
other lsrge in cash and down to $50 prizes.
The price of tickets is only 81 90 five tickets for sl2 See
adVci tisement
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SUPREME CoURr-The following Is the syllabus Of case
from DOnphan County recently decided by the Supreme
Court:
JP Stewart ct. al Va. W. r Power ct al.
Error from Doniphan County.
AFFIRMED
BIT THE COURT BRywrR J.
The measure Of damages on the breach Of contract
inr the sale oil personal chattes general rule the
between the contract price and the market val
ne at the tune and place Of delivery fixed by the contract
IL bnt when the vendor knows the purchaser has
an existing contract for advanced price and
that the purchase made fuf such and the
vendor agrees to supply the article enable him to fulfill
the same then upon breach by the vendor the purchss
G may as damages such portion Of the profits of
the resale as he compelled lose account of such
breach
All the justices concurring
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Br Fresh pure Drugs and Groceries at Shepherds
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y whits Coal on at BrcuosD q sHetAIss,
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y All Wool Gents Suits at the New York Store, for
40 -.x,.
, 1874-01-05
DEATH OF A PIONEER.

HESNEP1H, Putnam Co.. H., Dec 81, 1873.
TO the Editor Of 1ke Chted0" Tribune:
Capt. James G. Dunlayy, an oland # well-known
citizen of Henuepin Township, Putnam County,
died suddenly, at his residence, on No nday
morning, Dec. %, of apoplexy, after only
few hours Illness, aged 63 years.
Forty-scven years ago, a1r. DuDlavy carne to
this State from Southern Ohio; and, after
short residence in Bond County. moved to Henne-
pin, and built ono OF the frat three houses
created in that town,-not very elegant man
sion to be SURG, but one quite
comfortable for those days. ucnnepin,
q: that time, was about the s1ze
Of Chicago; but. in their race for future great
ness, the former town has been som ewhat dis
1aaccd. The country, however, hes 1spidly set
tied IN, and tile broad prairies. that were then
undirturbed by ANYTHING save the tramp of In-
i ans and the howlings of wild animals, ATE now
Tiled with thriving neighborhoods mud populous
towns aud vii ages. Eut those hardy pioneers
who first broke tue soil OF this section, aud
planted the seeds OF prosperity We now witness,
are passing away,-Mr. john P. Blake, Mr..
williamson Deerley, aud Mf. William Ham re-
ing the ouly ones left OF the little band who
settled here together.
Capt. Dunlavy served in the B1ack-Hawk War,
that was in progress at that time. aud took an
active interest in all that perra,ned to tile pros
tCfltE Anu Ncll-bEu5 O1 tI4S EutA'G EEE@lUus LIZ
was fairly prosperous in worldly affairs, aud
was enabled to assist many benevolent enter
rrises. being rarely appealed to iu vain. lie
vas we'll -known earuest mud influential
advocate of Anti-Stayer- p inciples; and manly
we're the interviews that we're held ut bis
'rcsldeuco by tho Hon. Owen Lovejo7.
Hooper Warrcu, aud IclIabod Cod
dug, those Anti-Slavery lights who
have passed to their reward. Fortunately, his
last Christmas passed. with nearly all his
IA, tv hon fta notiCnu by those
present as being in unusually good spirits. and
gave 10 Indications Of tie sudden death that
awaited him.
1t seems fitting that mention should be male
of these old pio1lccls Us thoy pass away one W
one, VINO, with musket in hund aud a1 in
tie other. fought and cut their way through to
civilization, and to the comforts We now enjoy.
L. ". L.
, 1874-01-05

The following historical facta wiu give IN idea
OF tue enormous magnitude sometimes attained
by migrating swarms Of insects. After the de-
fca. Of Poltava, while zesreating through Dess-
arabia, Charles Kills army was marching
through delile, wien suddenly the men and
hoEses werc brought to halt, being bliuded By
living hail. prccipitated from thick cloud
VIII icl' intercepted tho light CT the sun. The
coming Of tile locuets heralded by wh1z-
zlug sou:d like that "!.ich prccedes storm Of
wind, aud the no.se OF their wings aud Of their
bodies ~ they cla.led together "as grcater than
the roar OF breakers on tho sea snors. Gen. Le-
vail!aut saw, at Phil,ppevlIle. Algeria, cloud Of
loc1sts 20 to rs miles IN length, which. when it
descended to the earth, formed layer over an
inch III thickness.
Toward tic close Of 1864, the cotton panta-
tlous Of Senegal we're destroyed. auu u living
clo-a was seen to pass over t1e countr; from
morning till night; tho rate ut which it uluyed
showed that it " ~ abuut 50 miles long; mud this
was only the vanguard; for, When the sun went
down, o still detiser cloud was moving on. The
English traveller, Barrow. states that in Southern
Africa. IN the year 1877, these Insects covered
tie ground to the extels Of square miles. and
sea, they formed drift near the coast nearly
fcet in dep;h and So miles long! Af.er The
wind changed, the stcnch OF thor putrefy.ng
cl!casscs ~as recognized ut tue d1ssanco Ut 15U
mllee.
Tie famine produced By the roracity OF these
acr1diaIs arc not the ouly evils they cause III
men aud animals: pcH,i'eulul eiiocm4c is
cfteutlmes the result Of the foul emanat.ons
from their r1ttiny todies- The invaslons Ut
these insects arc rerltable national caiemities.
III 1885 China WAS raraeel BY them, aud the suu
and moon were obscured. Wherever they alight-
el tue finest aud richest crops we're INSTANTLY
dcv.u.ed, aud tile fields loft bare: even the con-
tents OF tho tarns wcre TO o s. eat c1tcnt cotl-
sumcd by tlen- The people lied in alarm to
the 1nouutalus. III the submerged districts,
where tncro were no crops to dcvou1, the locusts
penetrated into The houses al1d DESTROYED tho
peoples c.othing. These rava:cs. which began
1t, April, continued without interruption till the
season of frost and snow.-Pope4dr Science
Monthly.