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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
P~OaTPONRD aAI.R.

Al . meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
Rough and Ready Mining Company, held on
the lesh day Of june. is7s. 10 10 resolved that
sdyertised 10 BE- sold on the i5th DAY OF jups..
~, at1r. r.. d tho o1ics Of said Company.
W California street. Room s. Ian funeiseo.
Caniosnia. 70 hershy postponed 10 the THRIFT.
I'LL A OF JUNK. isfe, 81 the same boar
and place.
pyorder Of ths Board Of DIrrctor.
leisd Oh. DE LAND. keostayy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

And In accordance with law. and an order Of
the Board Of Director. made on the 18th day
Of Nay. 1876. 90 many shares OF each. parcel
Of such stock a. may DO neces..ry VII Be sod
Frsiel.cs. California. on TUESDAY. ID. IN
day OF July. 1876. at the hour. OF . O'Clock
r. n. OF said day. 10 pay said dellnQuent
assessment thereon. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of the ssls.
Onice-Room A. b07 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. California. jssttd
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

nppIcE or THE CONSOLIDATED WIN.
~ Rinia Mining oompany, Q franeisoo.
California. 1uss 8. is7s.-Ata meeting OF ths
Board of Trustees Of the abovenamsd Com
pany. held this dav. Q dividend CNo. ~ Of Two
on MONDAY, the 18Th instant. Transfsf
books closed until TUESDAY,. the t3fh Inst.
vi In A. ". HAvENr. sserstaS
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DlcroU MlNINe coMPASY-Lo-
cation q principal place Of business, San

Location of uesks Gold Mn. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given. that All meeting OF
the Dirpetors, held On the stth day Of MAG. is1c,
an assessnsnt mo. iorof Tsenty-ftve Cent?
per shsrs Vas levied pom the capital stoek
90 tbs corporation. payable Immediately, In
United stsles gold coin. 10 the seerrtafys al
t0s California street. han Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
rsmaln unpaid on the nth day Of June.
is7s. gill BE- ~delinqusnt, and advsrtised fos
sals 81 public auction, and unless payment 10
made before win b cold On SATURDAY. ths
isth day of JULY, is7G. To nay the delinqaent
Asssssmsnt. togsissr with costs VI advertising
\. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
0nies-Rssm .. tos California street. IAN
Francisco, California. myaStd
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CL0RIDA SILVER MlNlN0 coz.
II ANY.-Location Of principal place OF

business. San Francisco. California.
Location Of work., Storey county, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 Q meeting OF
The bard of Dill ectors. held on the 18th day
ui June. is1a. an a-re-smrnt mo 81 OF
Tventy-dvs Cents per share on the increased
stock oi the Company. or firy Gents pr sharr
of the old stock. vas levied, payable immedi
ately, In United states gold coin. In the Sec-
Rotary. at the once % the Company. a1o nan
come street. San francisco. California.
remain unpaid on the nth day Of July. lsst,
will be delinquent. and advertised for sale
IL public auction. and unless payment 10 made
before vii be sold on TUESDAY. the 71d
day Of August. 1879. To pay the delinquent as
-essment. together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of rale.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
LuCtkN HERMANN. Secretary.
Ofhee-9O Sansome street. san rranciseo.
California. jesitd
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%STocKnoIpFRs' MFETlno.

0FFIcE cHoLLsR POrOsi MINING
Company. san Francisco. Ju.s ~. is1i-
Of tbe Ch liar pcsosi Mining COMPANY gill be
hsia q thai o0cs. hoom No. ~ Hayuardis
BnIidine, San Fnnsisco. California. on NON.
DAY. Juiy iosh nsnf Il u O'Clock Z. Tnns1sf
book VIII eloss on The sth DAY Of JAY. att
s'elork Pm. ". = DEAN. eecrstsxy.
je7itd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
poUGM AND REsDY MININa

n Company Location Of Principal place Of
business, san Franchise, California.
Location oi works, storey county, state Of
Nevada.
Notice There ere delinquent upon the fol.
loving-descnbed stock. ON sccount u assess.
msut tho. ~ Levied on The 2sih day of April,
1916, Inc several amounts st opposite tho
nsmss u The respective shareholders. - FOL.
lovsi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

And In accordance with law. and On order Of
the board OF Dircctorr. made on the 18th dsy OF
April. 1875, 20 many shares Of each parcel Of
sueh stock a. may be necessary will be sold
No. tls Caiifosnis street, Room 0. Fan fnn.
cisco. California, On SATURDAY, The isih day
Of June. 1915, d the hour of . O'Clock y, d,
Of said day. 10 pay said delinquent assess.
ment thereon, together with costs Of adyct.
tislng and expenses Of the sale.
q. II. De LAND. pecretary.
0nhcs-No. as California sirret. Room Nos.
Ban Francisco. California. is7td
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And In accordance with law, aud an order
oil the Board Of Directors. made on the ID
day Of Nay. lssG. 90 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ NAV be necessary
will he pold at public auction. at The once o.
The Company. No III California street. Rooms
4 and 4. lecond hoor. over lktna lnsursnce Of.
nee : entrance, 10 Ca lfonia street San trp.
cisco, California, ON MONDAY. the nth day Of
June. 1915. at the hour Of . o'clock y. n. OF
said day, 10 pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with cosis VI advertising and
expenses Of the sale:
j. N. BURLINGTON. Secretary.
Onee-to. 3ii California street. Rooms . AID
4. sscond nosr. over .ffna Insursnee oaice-eu-
trsbcs. 3y California stret-ssn Frsncisco.
California. Jeeid
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GOULD = cuaaY sILvEs MN.


NJ ING O0MPANt. - Location Of principAl
plaes Of baalness. nan rrsncisoo California
Location of works. virginia. storey comfy.
Nevada
Notice Ia hereby given. that a.a meeting of
the Bozrd of Dinccsors, held On tho lsth DAY OF
Nag, 1919. an asssssment mo. ~ Of One DOLLAR
anil q Half lti 50 per share was levied upon
tas capital stock % the corporation, payable
immeilslsly, In United stAfes gold coin. 10 the
Secretary. ~ the once Of the Company. room
NJ 10 nevada MOCK. No. Nv hsnt:omsy
street. San franeisco. California. -.
Any stock upon which this assessment .hAii
remsin aap,id on the IA dag % jan. ts5h
will b. delinqaeat. and Advertised TOT sale
Al pablo auction. and uulsss pAyuent 70 made
bckLne viii bs sid on THURSDAY. The issh
day Of Juiy, Isle. ~ pay The delinquent 81.
sessment. together with costs VI advertising
D. ordsr Of the Board OF Directors.
ALFRED Z. DuRbRow. Seeretafy.
Odics-Room 50 Nevada Block. No. ~ Mont
goussy strst saA frsselseo. California
-~HnI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
sTocxHoIprRs' MrErlHe.

THE ANNUAL MKsrINa OF TIE nxw
i York Mining Company viii b held ~ the
once OF the Company, Room ~ Hayward's
California, on WEDNEspkY. the twenty eighth
f2sthl day Of June, 1879, % y 90 o'eiock ?. ~.
for the purpose Of slecting Q Board Of Trustees
lion Of general bosIness. frssssss boois closed
o noIDAY. Jun. q; iszs, a. s'eloss ~.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
STOLEN PROPERTY.

THRrx TABLE CLOTHS. EVIDENTLY
htoles, were found % the prnon Of .
ohtnausn arrested this morning. The ovpsrs
n.y rsec.ss y.opssty b. calling ct the roWn
j. b. ToYNxchAN. Town N.nh.,
oeld Hili. jane o. iSs. jssif
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
DISSOLUTION Of coPARINERsRlP.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
! sIistisa between I. ?. NOEL ana ". A:
WATSON, updsr The arm sams a. s1e q
NOEL 4 WATSON, 10 keeping ths vsuspdah
House: Lower Gold HIll e this asy s,ss'ysd
By mutual consent H. - III . -
issd 70 coisei iii nonsys dns . Dc ~ sH.
VA. WzfSou.
oold Hin. June .. irs. -. .
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NOBrM CONsoLlDATED VIZ
~ olsI. nINisa coxrANr.5Lossass

~
IN GINA MINING c0xPANY.-Loeadsa
q principal place Of sasiasss. saa rnseiseo'
California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District.
storey County. Nevada
Noiles 10 isrssy sivsa. that 81 ansstingof
the Board of Dirsesors. held on The ID day
Of Juns. 1873. IN ssssssDsut lNe. ~ OF
rseniy.rivs ceats per share was levied upon
the capital stock Of the eorporaiioa, payahh
Immediately. In United Statss gold coin. 10
the Secretary. 81 the once Of the Company.
RoSn %. No. tis California street. saa Fran
eis1o. csiiforais-
Any stock upoa which this sssessnent shall
remain unpaid on The ith day Of July. iS5s.
will b delinquent. and advertised Tor sale
Al public Anction. and unlsss payment " made
before viii b cold On WEDNESDAY. the
2sth day of iuly. is1s. 10 pay the dsiingusnt
assessment. together With eosts Of advertising
and expenses Of sals.
M orisr % the Bosri Of Directors.
JOSEPH MA0UfRk, Secretary.
Oncs-Room ID, No. ais uslifornia stress,
San Francisco. cAitfsrniA )estd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
POSTPONED sAI.R.

A. Q meeting n the Board Of Trustees q The
south ComstoSk Gold and Silver Mining Com.
pany, held on the IA day OF June. isIs. u Was
ssId Company, sdveftised 10 BE- sold on the
a6th day OF June. 1876, 81 . y. \ at the once
Of raid Company. 81 California street. Rooms
) aud 4, second floor, over .fina Insurance Of.
dce-tntranee, 30 California strsei--ssb Fran.
risca. California. 10 hereby, postponed TO tho
the pam hour and place.
Dy o,dsr Of the Boari ri Directors.
js3Gid IN. BufPINGTOS. SECRETARY.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
I.0srenNHMRNT.

The above sale 10 hereby postponed until
THuRSDY, June ~. 1915. st the sams hour
and place. y. McLARRN. Secretary.
rrancisso, california. JssOti
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C.swS rslSI SoSS AND si,.

lv8OWy POINT SO6D avn oA1~
" YER MINING COMPANY. Location Of
priaelpal place VI basisess. San Francisco.
california.
Location Of works. Gold HIN. storey county.
ys.sia
Notis- Va her-b, given. that q Q meeting Of
the BJsri of Dr~ctar. held % the I nh day %
Ian~. 1916. IN asses>ment No. ~ Of Dee
Dollar per share vas levied upon The eapL
tai stars of tbs eorporatton. payable immsal-
aieiy. In rnitsd states gold coin. to he S~crs
tsry, 81 the once of tbs Company. Sis Califnr.
MIA ste 4. Rom %. Nan Francisco. California.
Any stuck upon which this assessment shall
remain uapaid on the ish day Of Jaly. is1e.
will be dslinquent. and sdvertired foe sale
At public Aaefion. and uhless payment IL made
heiorc will hs sold on TufsDAy. the sth
DAY of August. tssS. To pay TIA dslinSneut ~.
ssssment. to:eiher With coats q advertising
and sxpsnssa of sale.
Nv ofdsr az u. Board of Dtrsstors.
CHAa. Z KtLlOr. Secretary.
lNhee - Room - Haywsrd's Building. tis
California stret. Nan fraaeiseo. California
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

!! Y |; METAL 1! e.! !. q II; 800: "a: ::: ::: ssss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29
NOTICE

TIE assessment Of Fifty Cents per share
lsvisd May !. is76. upon the capital stoek Of
the staga1 Gold and SILVER Mining Company
uas this dag vseipded.
NJ order Of The Board Of Director.
". r. TOWNSEND. seeretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-29

HIORruu CALHOUN 0OID AND
in SILVER MINING COMPANY. -Leca,loa
Of principal place u business. oeid HILL Ne
vsds.
Location Of works. Eagle I'D cArpoa Mining
Disirict, Otnl.by county. N.vada.
Notiee 10 hereby given. that a. . meeting o.
the Bosrl Of rrus zee, held % the 7d day of
Nay lssi, an a-sessment mo. ~ OF I've
ca c<nis PER share vas levied npon The cap
ital stock of the corporation, payable I'M
mediaiely, In Unlted states gold coin. TO
the Secretary. At the once Of the compahy.
Thomss caliagher's once. Gold Hin. Nevada.
Any .tort npoa which this assss.msn shali
remain unpaid on the n day OF July. 1876.
will no delinquent. AMI advertiscd for
sa,e Il puhlie ~auetioa, and uniers payment 10
made Sefors viii be cold OF SATURDAY.
Aus ist san. is;s, 10 pay he ~dsiinqaent asse-s-
msnt. together with The costs OF advertising
and exp~nses of sale.
Nv order OF the beard of Trustees.
j<s IA N. Z. tuaMAN. aecrrtary.
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VoSsUrH NiNINa coMrANI-


N Location VI principal place OF business,
SAL Francisco, California
LoeAilon of works, Devirs Gate District,
LyoI eoanty. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that d . meeting o.
the uoarl Of Dircctofs, held IN the 9Th day of
Mar, iss6, an as<eA~ment tse. % VI finy tsp
Ussts per share was levied upon the earl-
tai stosk 90 the G operation, payable iinm~ii-
sisly, IN Uuit<d states gold eoin. 10 the secre-
tAry. ii the oaics of The coa,p~ny. 80 s,s Call
forniA strvet. q -om No. >. nan frsneisco. CALI
fornis.
Any stock upan which this assessment snall
remain unpaid on the 18th day 81 June,
1915, will be delinquent. and Advertised for
sale 81 public snetion. and unless aymen u
made bsiorv will b sold no WEDNESDAY.
the i9th day % July. is.d. To par tbs delinquent
H..essment. together with costs OF advertising
and cxpenses of sale.
~ order of tbs noArd of Directors.
EDWARD v. srONE. Secretary.
Ofice -ti9 California street. Room No. J.
San frsneiseo. California nysosd
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0OrrH hr. LOUIS unNtNo coz
- PANY.-Loestioa u p~rinetpsi place VI bad
ns-s, San frasci-co. California.
Locniion Of works, pcvirs 0afs Mining Dis
irict, Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given. thai at . meeting Of
the ussrd OF DIRECTORS. held on she sisth 9TH
day Of jane, Isle, an Assessment. No. One ~.
Of zen 40, Gents per share was levied upon
the capital stock ~ The eorporHtion. peyabls
Immediately, In Unltcd states gold coin. 70 the
serrctasy, II the once % the coufpany. koom
n iiay.srl's Biiiding. tis cAliiorGls street.
San franeisro. Csiifeshia.
rs,as,n unpaid on the thirteeath usth) day Of
Jaiy, 1918. will be dsllnqusnt. and sdvertisfd
foe saie q publis auction, and unless pasinens
IL made before Gill be sold on fkiDAN. the
thiftieth tbHhl dsy of July, 1916. 10 pay the
d-iisqueat as-essment. tosrthss with costs OF
sivsrising aod expenses Of sac.
Nv order Of the Directors.
RICHARD d. NOyE%. Secretsry..
Onaee-No. n Iiayward's binding, tis Cali.
fornla street. SAn Francisco. California testd
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
~ + 97731 E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ad h4eading firm, Importers and.. EeeanaFs
Of Hosiery goods in: Philadelphia, gives
the Germantown Ielegrqpk the following
directions for washing merinp, lambs
wool, and silk underclothing, and that pa.
per bears witness to it's excellence :. Use
one pound of dissolved soap in four GAL
Ions of warm water, in Which rinse we'll
the articles to be washed drawing them
repeatedly through the hand; wiring them
as dry as possible, to remove the soap !;
rinse them again brisk1y in clean, luke
warm water; wiring and stretch them to
their proper shape, and dry in the open
air if possible. The only effects of. rub
bing arc to shrink AVID destroy the
material;it should, therefore never be
resorted to-. The material used in man
nfacturing silk underwarc being an an
imal product, it is absolutely necessary
that nothing but the best quality Of soap
and warm water should be used. All
kinds of washing compounds destroy the
nature Of the material, giving to
the fabric the appearance Of poor
cotton. .'s: .. ~
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
NEW NODE OF WASHING.

The i'll effects of soda on linen have
given rise to new method of washing.
which has been extensively adopted in
Germany, and introduced into Belgium.
The operation consists in dissolving two
pounds of soap in about! three gallons of
water. as hot as the hand can bear; and
adding to this one tables poonfuT Of .tur-
pentine and three of liquid ammonia !;
the mixture must. the1, be we'll stirred,
and the linen stepped in it for two or
three hours, taking care to cover up. the
vessel containing them as nearly her
meticly as possible The clothes are
afterward washed out and rinsed in the
usual way. The soap and water may be
heated and used 4 Second time. but in
that case a tablespoonful Of ammonia
and a half tablespoonful of turpentine
must be added. The process is said to
cause great economy Of time, labor,
and fuel. The linen scarcely suffers at
all, as there is little necessity for rubbing,
and its cleanliness and color arc perfect.
The ammonia and turpentine, although
their defensive action is great, have no
injurious effect on the linen; and while
the tormer evaporates Immediately, the
smell Of the latter is said to dis.
appear entirely during the drying Of the
clothes.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
BREAD IN WINTER.

A lady writes an exchange: That is
one of the troubles that we women ex-
perience in the season Of winter, making
bread: Twas telling a lady; yesterday
that if we could make as good bread, and
make it as easily in winter as in summer,
it would rob that gloomy season of one
Of it's annoyances:., One hates to be tied
down ito buckwheat, cakes, corn cakes,
graham gems, biucuit, and all these kind
of hot cakes that tax ones time so mer'
cilessly l mean the women don't like it,
but I'll wagrant'the men and boys think
it is real jolly, ha.! ha! -
:, The lady to whom referred said she
had that very morning called at q neigh
boris where they were baking, and she
had learned something new that might
profit me, as she, was sure: it would her
self. The pan Of -four, with the yeast in
! the middle Of it, was standing on three
warm bricks, on chair beside the stove,
we'll Gov cred over with a wooden blanket
kept: for that purpose, covered all over,
top, bottom, and sides: Then when the
bread was nodded, and the loaves were
I put I'M pans, they were set upon the warm
bricks: and covered up. This is a; very
good arrangement, provided the bricks
are merel y warm. A large pan is prefer
able to a wooden Bowl Or tray for many
reasohs::.' l-':sI >''!i1,|..: :: j. II
Another woman Of my acquaintance
who is troubled about Keeping her yeast
and bread warm lenoNgh, while rising,
tells; m g she has a hanging; shelf over her
cook stove in the kitchen, which is an! ex'
T celfent arrangement and serves her pur.
pose admirably. II we could prepare, the
yeast aud make and bake the bread in q
room Of even temperature, as they do OF
bakeries, We would, SUCCEED, as we'll in get:
ting good bread in the winter as in sum
1hef.l It is because the yeast ;chills or al
most freeze ST. that ferinentatio on is such. a
tediopslprot;ess.ys l,!,, ;z.,: .-,..:,<. d.
u think i is 4 good plan, on 2: moder:
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!; - And He Did.
,.{From the Detroit Free Press. ]

An old man with a soldiers overcoat
on, and carrying a big hickory stick in
his hand, entered an office on Gr:swold
street yesterday to make some inquiries
about a person named johnson. He left
the door wide open as he entered, and
was walking across the room, when the
shivering occupant yelled out:
'sShut that door!''? 49,
'Did you speak to me? = inquired the
old man, as he halted.
Eyes, sir, 1 spoke to yon."
'What did you. say !"
81 said shut that door!''
t:Which door % '.'~' -,
; : stThe one behind you, sir. This is not
O. sawmill, sir!!' ...
..Did you say a:y this was a sawmill g. in.
quired the man. '*sDdn't: you suppose I
know an office from sawmill =
.s'Why. don't; you shut that door!
screamed the man behind the desk.
500 you want the door shut?'
'.YeS'' y! 'i'1--~;'!
''TheAI will shut it.. There, the door
is shut. Now, let me ask if you know a
man namea Johnson2.
|: eyes; Thousand :of! them!'
|, "':Will you tell me where I can find any
Of. them e,
mo. won't! If: I knew million
Johnsons I wouldn't tell you where you
could find blamed one OF the lot!''
"Very we'll. SIR said the old man, as
he turnedto 60; ''that's what I get by
obliging you: Not one man in ten would
have shut that door for you.'
=: q don't want it SHUT growled the Of
fee, man. -.
ssrheen,' Sir; Shall leave it open, SIR
said the old man as he went out.
And he did. A coal scuttle went down
stairs after him, but it is seldom that you
can hit i. man after he has got ten feet
1.-the start.:ut v:>:Ev,!",ff..
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
REMEDY FOR FROZEN FEET.

The following remedies, by several diff.
ferent persons are seasonable and we
trust will be found effectual by any Of
our readers who may have occasion to
use seither. ANY one having better
remedy will please send it to the Rural:
Some one wishes to know what will
cure itching of frost bitten feet Of many
years standing: Mine troubled me very
much every winter for several years, and
were SO sore that could wear only a
loose stocking and loose felt shoe. and
was obliged to cut hole in the other
shoe over the urge joint, (which enlarged
the Jointly l cured them with Canthafi-
des cerate, and have never: been troubled
since. That was six years age. | hav e
given it to several persons, and have
never known it to fail to cure. Two or
three applications are generally sufficient.
To make it rub into simple cerate as
much ofthc tincture of cantharides as it
will hold. Any druggist can prepare it
for you.s \ small box will cost about
fifteen cents. Cantharides is made from
Spanish flies I think it is a harmless
remedy. Rub little on the feet before
going to bed, after1bathinS them in warm
water. The best thing for frozen feet is
to make a poultice Of grated raw potato
and fish oil, and apply to the parts. It
never fails. An onion chopped fine and
applied as a poultice will give; immediate
relief to frost-bitten feet, and if persisted
in will effect cure. x-....
Another writer says ~ have tried
almost everything that could be mention.
ed, but found nothing equal to "a
mixture Of turpcntine and camphor-
gum.'''
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26

ately warm day III winter, for woman to
do: g very: dsrrge bak;nsg,-say dozen
loav,Seas:, ana then wheeh1 they begin to grow
stale and dry steam loaf at a time, and
7|h''ake.it7as eeod IS neM0 If you have no
steamer-which by the way is an indis-
Pensable article-dip the stale loaf sud;
denly, two or three times, into pail Of
water and. then lay it into the oven for
twenty minutes or half an hour. By the
way, Lizzie says: "Do tell the girls how
nice steamer is; that it only costs ST.,
and they can get one the same way did.
Tell them l hailed notion peddler and
told him to bring us one the next time he
came around, and that I hunted up old
iron and broken plow points, and had
plenty to pay for it.. ready and waiting
when the new steamer came
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-26
THE SONG Of 1876.

Festival Poem III es;mSa a y
~ mial Singers Union Of Ne,o0H6rks i;
Waken, voices of the Lands Devotion!
Spirit OF Freedom, awaken all! 49, :. "a
Ring, ye shores, to The sonE ct the Ocean !
Rivers, answer, and mountains, CALL -.
The golden day has come !"
Let every tongte be dumb '' = :.
That sounded its malice, or lnurmured its fea,s:
She hath won her story;
She wears her glory; - g.. T.
we crown herthe Land Of Q Hundred Years!
Out of the darkness, and toil, and DANGER,
Into the light OF Victory's day,
Help to the weak, and home to the stranger, -.
Freedom to all, she hath held the way.
~, Now rEurope's orphans rest
Upon her mother breast; g.,
The voice of nations are heard in the cheers
That shall cast upon her i
New love and honor,
And crown her the Queen of a Hundred Years!
North and south We meet as brothers; :,
East and West:we welded as one
Right of each shall secure our mothers;
Child of each is her faithful 'sOnl =, ::
We give the heart and hand, -,
Our glorious native Land, ''''
For battle has tried thee, and thee endears; j..
We will write the. story, 4.:
And keepthe glory "''
Aspire as Of old for q Hundred Years!
-B.yard Taylor. $500. >s,.;,s