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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1875-06-24
IN MEM0RIGM.
obsequies of Thomas Hilton, Engineer, Kill
ed in the Late Plsttsburg Diiaster.

obsequies of Thomas Hilton, Engineer. Kill
ed in the Late Plsttsburg Diisster
Thomas Hilton, the engineer OF the unfor-
tunate train ditched at Plattsburg, died in
the sleeping coach on the ievee Sunday
morning at go. Until about ii o'clock
Saturday night faint hopes had been enter
tanned that he would eventually recovery,
but after that hour he sank so rapidly that
it was evident that the end was very near
About seven o'clock the remains were con-
veyed to the residence Of Judge Rees, on
West Shawnee street, below Broadway,
where they lay until 4:30, when they were
borne to Mount Muncie Cemetery. A spe-
cial train from Trenton, on the Rock Is
land road, brought down party of sew
enty-five, consisting of Masons, OF which Or
der he was an honored member, and vari-
Gus railroad employees. Several were also
present from Atchison. The procession,
heas;e,i by the Knights Templar, was an
unusually large one, extending the length
Of fully four blocks. Mr.. Hilton had been
i'm the service of the Rock Island railroad
for about seven years, and was one of the
most efficient employees OF the company He
leaves a wife, but no children.
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Personal.

Mr.. Thos. Casey, one of Leavenworth's
oldest and best citizens, departed yesterday
for Puget Sound, where he expects to en-
gage in business at an early day. Mr..
Casey was one of few men in our city
who was always energetic and enterprising,
and has done great deal towards improv-
ing and identifying the metropolis. He
leaves his family in Leavenworth until ar
rangements are made for their reception in
the new home. May success crown him
wherever he may chance to locate,
James Skinner left to-day for the Wes-
tern slope of the Rocky Mountains Mr.
Skinner has been a resident of the First
Ward, during the past eighteen years :;
seven years os this time, he was general su-
perintendent of Woodward's wagon manu-
featuring establishment. He goes to the
mountains to speculate in gold stock, and
TO attend to the business of several mer-
chants Of this city. Mr.. Skinner is one of
the hest business man in the CITY. The
loss of 30 good citizen will be sensibly felt.
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Fatal ACCIDENT.
An Indian Goes to the Happy Hunting
Grounds

An Indian Goes to the Happy Hunting
Grounds
Friday a Pottawatomie half-breed, by the
name of Buck, came into the town Of Wa
mego with a companion, and by evening
got too much fre-water. At about ten in
the evening they both started east, taking
the track, and succeeded in getting about
three miles, when they both got so badly
mixed that they laid down on the track
and soon fell into a drunken slumber.
At 1:50 A. NJ. freight train No. 8, Sholes
conductor, and Murphy, engineer, left Wa
mego, and of course soon came upon the
unconscious pair. Murphy saw them, but
not in time to stop before reaching them.
The whole train passed over Buck, killing
him instantly, cutting his left leg entirely
off at the hip, severing the left hand neal
the wrist, and otherwise mutilating him
His companion was more fortunate, he be-
ing struck BY the pilot and knocked of, and
was not fatally, but seriously injured
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THE DISTRICT COURT.
It Convened Yesterday after IN Adjourn
naut of Two Weeks.

It Convened Yesterday after Al Adjourn
Rent Of Two Weeks
The District Court, Judge Ide presiding,
convened yesterday morning, after having
adjourned over for two weeks in Difference
to the U. S. Circuit Court, now in session.
In the case of Hershfeld vs.. Clafin ct al,
the defendants appeared and presented a
L. s. Circuit Court, which application Was
overruled trial by jury granted, and the
case is still in progress. -Steinbach VS.
same, application OF defendants to remove
the case to the Z. S. Circuit Court sus-
tanned, and the case ordered to be removed
to that court-Perkins vs.. Taylor, Jury lee
paid, and Judgment rendered on the YER
dict-Saish va Geiser, same entry -
above, Z - ;. =. /.
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Is the active pursuit OF pleasure or gain
tie ine.timabe blessing OF health is too
often forgotten until disease is firmly sea T.
ed, and the fact only realized by great bod
lily and mental suffering. The liver is the
vulnerable point in most persons, and the
,iisarrangement OF the organ involves al
most the whole system; hence the reason
why under liver disease there Is enumerated
such number of Affections, and We claim
Simmons Liver Regulator to he remedy
for them all d&wlt
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful impruderee, causing pre-
mature decay, nervous debility, etc., having
tried in vain every known remedy, has found /:
simple self-euIe, which he will send YKRR TO hi
fellow sufferers. Address J. II. REEVES,
octl-w25s IS Nassau St, New York.
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ity as PONDS EXTRACT, O
the same As PONDS Elk.

lily rs pOWOS EXT NACV, or
the same As PONDS Elk.
TRACT.
They are not PONDS EX.
TRACT, nor will they answer in the
place Of it. They do not possess the
same or as favorable curative properties /;
and, If the same in appearance, taste or
smell, are very much weaker, often large
ly diluted with water or alcohol, and are
much higher in price than the genuine
PoND's EXTRACT.
THEREFORE,, ALWAYS CALL FOR AND
GET PONDS EXTRACT, put
up in the bottles Of the proprietors. These
are always put up in glass, with the d.
recfions, iabsI and trademark OF the pro-
prietors-the PoND's EXTRACT COMPANY
every bottle of which is warranted.
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The golden oriiamme Of day was sink
ing behind the western hills, clarifying the
landscape with its parting rays, when she
lifted her arms out of the wash-tub, shook
off the foamy festoons that chung to them,
and gazing Indignantly at pile of her
husbands linen, observed, 1.-TWO shirts a
week That's more than | can stand. Now
let him wash 'em himself"
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IMPORTANT
To the Travelling Public.

Ii Is the duty of all persons before start
ing ON a journey, to ascertain by what route
they can reach their destination with the
least trouble, and if there are two or more
roads leading 10 the same point, 10 decide
which is the safest and pleasantest to trav-
el.
We take pleasure in stating that the Chi
cago X Northwestern Railway is the oldest,
and several miles the shortest, between
Omaha and Chicago. Within the past two
bile condition, and almost the entire line las
been relaid with steel rails.
The depot in Chicago is centrally located.
and as their trains arrive there thirty min
uies in advance of all other lines. passen-
gers can always be sure of making eastern
connections. For all points in northern
and northeastern Iowa, you should purchase
tickets via Marshall, Cedar Rapids, or
Clinton For points in northern Illinois or
Wisconsin,, via Fulton; and il Won are 60
ing To Chicago, or east, you should, 10y all
means, purchase your tickets by the Old
Pioneer Route
THE CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
You viii find on all through trains Pull.
man sleepers, new and magnificent day
coaches, and the best smoking and second
class cars now on any road in the United
States.
Particular information, with maps, time
tables, etc, may be had at any of the
through ticket Offices in the west, or upon
personal or written application.
J. H. MOUNTAIN, Western Travelling
Agent, Omaha, Neh., or To
w. II. SrNNE1T, General Passenger
Agent, Chicago.
feb25W
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LADIES, do you want handsome COM
pl.xion? Of course you all do. We'll, then
send for box Of A. J. Pozzoni's Medical
Complexion Powder. 1t will remove ireckles
and sunbun, will allay all irritation and
impart to the skin beautiful transparent
whiteness. 1t is sold at wholesale and re-
tail, in Leavenworth, by Robert Parham
and K j. Brown. feb2-2l
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THERE was something new under the sun
which shone upon the proceedings at the
Police Court yesterday morning. Mrs. Kitty
White, new made bride, and lately from
Kansas City, was arrested By her lord yes
terday morning, for stealing from him a
suit OF clothes, valued at s.. Tie Judge
decided that it wasn't larceny 10 steal from
one who was bound by law to love. honor
and protect her, and Kitty was dismissed.
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1r is hardly probable that the Kansas
Central will be extended further the pres
ent year, owing TO the devastations made by
the grasshoppers along the proposed line Of
the road. 1t is extremely possible that
work will be begun next spring, and the
line pushed out TO the Solomon river.
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BY RON NHElsRY.

A TTORNEY AT LAW-OFFICE IN THE
"a First National Bank Building, corner Of Del.
aware and Fourth streets, Leavenworth, Kansas.
aUg2g-dSwIy-lJ
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ALFRED A. SMITH, son of Sidney Smith,
Esq, has taken the first prize at the Mill
itary Academy, Poughkeepsie, in the COM
petitive drill match which took place at
the Academy June l1th. The judges were
old military officers, and the examination
was most rigid
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SCrRvY heads are often the cause OF in
tense suffering among children, and unless
the disease is driven from the system, may
break out any time during life; if UNI
checked it may become scrofulous. Con
stsntine's Pine Tar Soap" used on the tot
let daily, not only dries up the sores, but
drives out the cause of the sores. Sold by
grocers and druggists. d&w
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Artistic Tailoring.

Ely q Co, Chicago, importing tailors,
will give the clergymen ten per cent. dis
count, therefore let all who are in want of
a nice suit take advantage of this offer.
The widespread reputation Of this firm
needs no commenting upon, and let every
one who needs anything in their line send
IN their orders. FebG-tf
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Mr.. A. +. PARKoTT, OF Rapp's Mill, on
Stranger creek, Leavenworth county,
brought into our OFF, yesterday, specimens
of wheat grown CT ais farm. His wheat
field embraces thirty-fve acres, and he ex-
poets a yield therefrom of twenty bush
els per acre. The grasshopper have
not damaged the grain in that vicinity.
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rheumatism, neuralgia, iock-jaw, sprains, SWELL
ings, burns scads, caked breasts poisonous bites,
rozen fest, govt, salt rheum. ear-ache, &c., and
the recep. oftne niment will be sent ats to any
relieving agent the world has ever produced. II
sells srticle before did sell, and it sells
because It does just what it pretenjs TO do. One
bottle of the Centaur iniment tor animals yellow
wrapperl is worth hundred dollars for spawned.
strained or CALLED horses and mules, and for screw
worm in sheep. No family or stock-owner can az
ford to be without Centaur Liuinent. Price, so
cents; large bottles, sI.Oc. J. B. Rose 4 Co..
5s Broadway, New York.
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tor oil. II is the only safe article in existence
which is to regulate the bowels, cure wind
collie and produce natural sleep. 1t is pleasant to
sleep. spr2-v
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strayed

From near Fairmount on the night Of
May 18th, one small black horse, l4g hands
high, both hind feet white, and inside left
fore-foot white-six years old. SO reward
will he paid for the delivery OF the same TO
me at Paramount. CHARLEs, DURRELL
June g-it-w
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City MarshaI's Notice.

MARsHALS OFFICE,
LEAvxNwoKIH, June 9, 1875. J
Hnurahau. two mare mule colts. described =
ie5,vs: one, = dark brown, about one year old;
tse other, blsck. one yen old Unless the ov-
ns1 comes forward, proves properly and pays en-.
=. me above mules will be sold ut public auction,
e lie highest bidder for cash in haod, in front o.
m ,sartet hou e, on Saturday, the zotn day Oh
Sso@' 1879 - " %. A. HOOK,
5,,..r-s,,v2v City Marshai.
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A chap in Virginia was taken prisoner
by the rebies, who demanded that he should
take the oath to support the Confederate
government. The fellow said he had taken
a great many big oaths in his day, but he
could not even support his family, and to
swear to support the Confederate govern
npt was taller swearing thaa h dsn d.,
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MANHOOD. WoMANHOoDl MARRIAGE
-25O pages. Impediments to Marriage /:
the cause and cure Sent sealod, POST paid,
Tor 80 cents, by Dn. &. WHITTIER, 6l7 81.
Charles street, 81. Louis, No, the great
specialist Reed his works. Pamphlets
Tree. Call or write. Ills opinion costs
nnthiny
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Obstacles 10 Marriage

Happy Relief for YovEg feD from the
effects u Errors and A buses In early lite. Man
hood Test0Iei. Dpsdimsnis u Marriage removed
New method Of treatment. New and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars sent free, in feassl
envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
4i3 n. ninth 81. Philadelphia, Pam Institution
having high reputation for honorable cJndoct
and pIo;e ssi0nal skill. mayI-tues-thUr-satawA
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p rC Per Gay guaranteed u.rr our
AUGc' w.,..s ss s. i,s.. 80.
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The fall term OF the Leavenworth State
Normal School will begin Monday, Sep
TENDER G, 1875 the winter term Decem-
Der IL, the spring term March Goth 1876.
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June 18th, lo.5.)
STATE Or KANSAS, l..
LKAvkSwORTH COUNTY.
NOTiCE is hereby given, that at . regular
IN meeting ,f the Board of County Commits
siouers begun and held at the Court House, IN the
City OF Leaveuworth. in said County aud state, On
the eth dav OF June A. ID. 1875, J. l.. Clark and
othen of High Prairie Township, househoideIs OF
said County. presented and filed petition, asking
said Board OF Commissioners Tor the appointment
Of Viewers to view, survey ard locate 4 road in
said Township, SO feet wide, commencing at the
northv corner Of the south ve gu ,Tter OF sec
ton 2S town g. raages2 at the intersection OF the
Lawrence road, running thence south along the
west line OF sections Is and SO, to the southw
corner Of section 80, came town and range.
The pray er Of the petitioners was granted, and
b. Il Moore, John z. Gist and lhomas Bubble
were appointed Viewers, To meet at The house OF
j. L. Clark in High Prairie Township, on the 9th
day Of July 1875, 10 O. clock NJ, in of
failure to meet the day dssigna,td, then On the
following Gay, and proceed to vies said road, and
give to a PARTIES concerned, a hearing.
By order Of the toard.
OLIVER DIEFENDORF,
iune15-dlt-v2t-46 County Clerk.
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BRIDGE.
Notice TO Contractors.

S,EALED pr PUsA : for Masonry and super
- srTuefur. i0r bridge over Murcs creek, on
me Kansas C.ty R0zI, vii he received n the
county clerk. Ofies until " IA Ju 81, 1875
Specifications on file with the County Clerk Bids
WIN he received for both wood and iron suIs1 struc-
suEe. hight 10 c,eet any O: all bits ressrvet.
q. 3. MCINTYRE,
Chairman Committee Of Roais and BRIGGS
ianei5-d3f- w3t-iS June l2th, los.
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-bsrsis,oErouss for Poor Bread.

II DooLET's YEAST PONDER is used. This
j. the only reliable Baking Powder in mar
ket. One trial will convince you that II Is
the best, cheapest, and healthiest Yeast
Powder known. For sale by all Grooers-
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A TES-YEAR old son OF the murdered
Ramsey, is lying very low Of sickness
brought on by the death OF his parents, at
Hays City, and no hopes are entertained
Of his recovery.
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THE marriage Of Mr.. Chas. III. Lamar,
of Platte county, No, and Miss Matte
Hawn, was solemnized at the Episcopal
church Yesterday morning, the Rev. J. n.
Lee, officiating.
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THE Baptist church at Salina has Sc
cured the services Of the Rev. Arthur Mil
lard, who has acted for two years as private
secretary to Prof. Allan Cur.
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The Cheapest.

Reliable articles like DIR. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and True Flavoring Ex-
tracts, vanilla, Lemon, Orange Ginger, etc.
that have stood the test of the best Judges
in the country, at fair price, are the
cheapest in the long run, il health is to be
considered. Pure goods must have a fair
valuation, adulterated articles are the only
kinds that can be sold cheap, and many
dealers sell such mixtures in preference to
strictly pure articles, as the afford better
profit. eod&w
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ALL District Court iurymen not impan-
neled in the case Of Hershfield VS.. Clafiin,
we're Yesterday excused from serving for the
remainder Of the term.
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NOTICE.

The sale of the kansas Indian Trust
Diminished Reserve Lands" in Kansas,
advertised to be sold under the provisions
Of and Act Of Congress, approved Jnne 23,
1874, has been suspended by direction of the
Secretary of the Interior, ON account of the
financial depression in that country occasion
ed by the ravages of the grasshoppers, until
further orders.
Due notice will be given OF the date when
the lands in question will be made subject
to the original order of disposal.
:. S. BURDETT,
Commissioner g.. l.. u.
WASHINGTON. ID. C., June 9TH, 1873.
June iI-oaw-4ww-46
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The Marcos Garge railroad promises 10
he the iayorite rn..,e Tor those Sunday
schools wishing To enjoy pic-nics in the
country.
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TIE bridges on the Missouri Pacific rail-
road swept away hy tie recent foods have
been repaired. and trains are now running
regularly.
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TeleRraphing Taught.

TeIegraphing taught at the Queen City
Telegraph Institute, Sedalia, Mo, Tuition
to be paid out Of salary after situation is
secured. jnnel0-wit
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EsGIYE No. GIL which pulled the af-
ternoon Rock Island train out Sunday, was
appropriately draped in mourning in re-
spect to the memory OF .he dead engineer
Hilton.
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HoN. SAMUEL F. MILLER, Associate JUS
tice Of the United States Supreme Court,
has recently been on visit to Platte CITY.
Mo-, where he has relatives, and the Land.
marx takes special occasion to eulogiae the
many sterling qualities of this eminent
jurist. This is done in a most magnani-
nous and non-partissn spirit, and coming
from Democratic source, may be consid-
cred BY the judge As one Of the sincerest
and most cordial compliments he ever ne
ceivsd n his hfe-& LDss H.ex
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FoUR boys, named Johnnie Kerr, Tommy,
Henry and John Slime, were arrested last
night for stealing law books. This is gain
Ing knowledge under difficulties.
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A YOUNG lad named Willie Ulrich, re-
siding with his parents at thy corner oil
Fifth and Miami streets, is missing. At
the time OF his disappearance he was cloth
ed in gray jeans pants, and hickory oolored
shirt Any information in regard to the
youth should be given TO the police.
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A CITIZEN recently down from Topeka,
saws that two women from the country,
came into that city, two or three days ago,
and sold the hair from their heads to buy
seed corn.
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NOTICE.
Ruad Notice.

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAvESwORTH, KANSAS,
I,,a ta,A 1
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THE LATEST AND BEST!
THE BEST & CHEAPEST.

and descriptive list containing testimonials Of
thousands in use, varying In size from p IN to
feet.
Kept in Stock, and sold at Factory prices hy A.
o. Fray, Minneapolis. MINI.
E p AIlis n Co.. A., Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
CAV. Todd A Co., st. Louis, MO-
Great Western Manufacturing Co, Leavtn-
worth, Kansas.
kivet Bucket Co s ONCE and Fac,"ry corner
Canal and Wellington ST., Chicago, Illinois.
maI23-3 d-eowSw,ow
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SPECLIA NOTICES.

S7C EsCH UEEE Agents wanted; particulars
" { fee. J. Worth d TO-, r.. Louis, Bio.
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The following officers were elected last
night at Far West EncamPment No. /,
/. 90. F: Saml Black, q. Il. to q. L.;
Saml F. Burdett, c. F.; VIM. r. Borland,
s W; Geo. T. Bevens, J. W; John &.
Scholars, Scribe; Charles FRANKIE, Treas
urer
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Ponds Extract.-CAUTION, eau
TloN, All persons are cautioned against
purchasing in place Of PONDS EN-
TRACT, various preparations, which are
occasionally sold in the shops, BY THE
MEASURE, under the name of WITCH HA-
EEL, WTrcH-HAzEL EXTRACT, HAMAME-
lis, HAMAMEIIs TINcTURE, or HAMAME-
lis EXTRACT, etc, etc.
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ANY person having old files OF The
TINES, or any other Leavenworth paper,
will confer favor by informing us, as our
files are not quite complete, and We are de-
sirous OF procuring one or two years which
we have lost
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Col. L. y. O. CLoUGH has removed hi.
Office to elegant and commodious quarters
on Fifth street, at the corner OF the police
alley. His rooms are fitted up in superb
style, and he viii be most happy 10 receive
visits from all OF his friends.
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CARBoLIc acid should he on band in
every household, as solution of this chem
zeal will kill the eggs of all kinds of YER
Minis, destroy ants in the hill and annihi-
late the germs of diseases and plaques in
outhouses and stables.