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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
CFrom Saturdays Duily.1

FRoM ArR6rx .DIStartr-Ti Owens
who came down from the north by last
evenings stnge brought along some
fine ore from new location just made
i'll the above district. lie informs. us
that the ore exhibited is not The best
quality obtained. bit Nevertheless it
assays very high; ono test showing
$500 a to the ton in silver. Tho lead
Is situated high UP IN the mountains
where tho snow still lies in n heavy
body, md rs no work of consequence
has yet been expended upon the Local
ton, the size OF The vein IL unknown,
but the groupings are very large and
rich, immense boulders of, rich ore
being scattered nbout in grjaS duanti-
Ties all along the line Of the lead. Two
eontemling parties are claiming title
to the ground, and if il proves as rich
Us present indications would seem 10
warrant, a spirited contest for posses
sion is likely to ensuc. Our informant
states that guns, broad swords, "whist-
lers" and mountain hQwitzers ore re-
Garded rs all potent nIEitrRtdrs by the
contendiiig parties, and unless the pres
crt cold snap shall; have the effect OF
chilling their enthusiasm, personal ell
counters are likely 10 ensue III which
spInebotly get will hurt. Go slow gentle
men, and don't forget that suro and
safe way to adjust such differences,
has been provided through, the courts
The following dmeRde honoraLic, VIC
notice i'll the Washington CGpha Of
March 18TH: -.-. -.---. s.
We admitted to our columns, in The
Issue OF the 9TH, II serious charge affect
ing the character of the chief clork OF
the War Department. we have since
had submitted to us MI the proofs i'm
the case referred to, and are happy i'm
Stating thnt they entirely exoncrate Mr..
crosby. We arc glad to DO able 10
make this statement. rs Mr.. Crosby
| has:beeii ms hard-wOrking as lie is n
capable and efficient officer. In the
SugS Fort affnir hc was, wo believe,
to sanction but tried. 10 arrest that
fraud. We trust that the new Secretary,
will retain Mr.. Crosby in his present
position. lie could not secure n more
faithful and capable official agent, for
this important position is, Iii fact. AS.
His!aiit Secretary ofWar.
The gentleman above referred to is q
brother, Of tile we'll known Post Trader
NJ. Z. Crosby, nj Camp IIallcck, i'll thi,
county. The simple acknowledgement Q,
the moral worth OF The Chief Clerk, from
Don Piau, IjiiStnt this time, Is abou
equivalent TO. thrco cnnto culogy ii
Glanli Verse, under ordinary circum
stances.
rEEsoNAL.-M. X. Truitt, - Ioundtre,
and j. b. FOLLY dcpartedTor Cornucopii
10y stage last evening. :. lied Whoclc
passed through on his way east las
evening. - 90
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
NOTICE

ALL PERSONS, INDEBTED T3
THE FIRM ,-6F RUSSEEI \
BRADLEY ARR. HEREBY n SOTI:
FLED THAT UNLESS TiiEfR &C
COUNTS ARE SETTLED TAISIEDI.
ATELY THEY WILL BE PfAUEJ}
IN THE HANDS OF AN ATTORNEY
FOR COLLECTIONS. 80.
&s ELxo. NeY.. March goth, ISIS.
IrTou wnnt-n nice shit or oycrcoat$
don't fail TO call ut Engler's, mid yoif
will surely be suited.
TiE Very Finest quality 81 BRANDY:
Shorty nntl Port Wines, for medicinal
purposes. ut tho Gem Saloon.
For S4LE.-ThQ undersigned offers
Tor snlo ut II bargain that valuable prop
erty known as tho White SULPHUR
Springs, situated about u mile, aiid n
half ffom ElkO. Tho waters Or these
Springs are celebrated for their medical
mud sanatoPy properties, and all who
have fairly tested their virtues have
been greatly benefited thereby. q This
property must be sold by the first b1
May. For terms Of sale and osiIet bar.
ticulars call Mt the Springs or address
the proprietor. c ~.,S1tf.E
m22'u G. x. Van AELsrYS.
FoR SAFE or RESr.--Thc dwelling
house nj the extreme ;, eastern end Of
town. south OF tho railroad, on Com
mercIal street. For particulars apply at
The GEM SALOON. 80
ThE celebrated saTtl. WHISKY at tho
Gem Saloon. ~, -
s--.-- d ss' =
ALL oysters received ut the Gem
saloon S,t.o' come by Wells, Fargo * Co.'S.
Express. md nre. .wGrranted fresh.
Those coming, "Glow freight are from
twenty to thirty days on the road, and
pnss experience hns proven that
they will not keep in good condition.
for That length of time. II You would
have the best quality Of fresh oysters;
cail Mt tho 'E''lL II :. q 4;
sroSE .lLE always: on td rSadigLtt' at the
Gem saloon.
~ TIE ss!sl,ffaa!GGl Crystal Ieat Beer a.
"a nice assortment of Ladies' and
Gents Hats at Englcr's; very low
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'olo 64I c7}I, Go, @Aa Ga b.
7Go Mexican, IS, 5js,I. g..
'525 Gould IL Curry, 2UII, 2OI:.
40 Best n Bclchcr, ssh; IS. ST..
loco California; 80, S9X, Sg,;.
$50 Savage, ~, 1917, I71., Ia. I7L.
$40 Con. Virginia, 85n, S5T.
pt5 'Chollar, TT. 1913, l2SI,.
no Hale e Norcross, 81. q
G0j Point, -, 22H, 22L, 22L L5.
$40 jacket, IS, a7s!, 373!, 37h.
1920 Imperial, II, W. l7H.
$50 Alpha, 81, Gi;I, ii, coz b3. -.
80 Kentuck, II.
$40 Empire, 1917.
40 Ijelolier. 50. 81, 34H, 3iX.. ...
255 Confidence. 81, 90, 2G1<. - a.
$50 $: Nevada. 81, 1871, 81 bJ, 2aI.
$40 Utah, 25., -.
$50 Bullion. 55, 80, say, 81.
800 Exchcquer. PAX, 2I7i, 2IX.
~ Seq. BclGhcr. 50.
1S5 OverIaau, 81, SIG, 50.
Ills Justice. 81, 3lX, 3l'i, 3lT, ~,
32H. - b.
$50 SuccOr, ~.
s9tU ,Gft6t, l7!3r;, !l7ln Iii -b3, FS
bJ.
200 E.6y Bryan, 9l<,.2, ~.
1875 Caledonia, 1874, l2ss.
no Valley, 2;s, "a.
$50 Eurckn, Il.
135 Jackson, 8, 31i.
60 Alps, 31t.. o..
$50 Belmont. ~:
40 Leopard, ~.
$50 Jefferson, 3, ~, ~.
400 CHA, Ia. 80 s"
$50 Panther tx.
$50 Northern Belle, 10, 1877.
100 IiuSscy, Zoe. ....
40 Tybo. NJ.
$40 General Thomas, AZ, l.. =
35 Metallic, ~. ,.
% Advance, lIst.
15O CosU Con-, 22IIc, 20c.
200 Golden Chariot ~, sI<.
a0o POorninn, 75c..
$50 Baltimore, "a, 2;..
10 Silver Hill, 81.
700 Challenge. 6. G,s, GII. ..
$50 Eclipse, 10. ..t
$40 Rock island, 1854.
$50 New York. ~.
300 Occidental, SCI, so.
% Pictou, Zoe.
80 Sheridan. ~, X.
~ american Fiat, *.
lO3j WOudyillc, 255s, ~, 2iI.
lIO Alta, Va.
1875 Seq. Caledonia, Soc, SIZE.
% Monumental, Zoe.
10 Lady Washington, ~.
700 Kossu,h, "a, ).
gro A.aics, 3s&, ~, 81:
3o5 Wells Fargo, 50c. 6jc.
400 Niagara, 27c.
1873 Ward, ~.
1850 Lcviatllam, ~, ~.
20 South Justice. /.
300 Amazon, r..
ESQ North Con. Virginia, ~.
$40 Prospect, 90, 81, q.
Is Mhrylnn,hI. e..
CLIO Trojan, ~. ~, /. -.
600 Silver City, TX.
100 Vivian ..
500 Brooks, -. bio, 3. =.
a0lO Rough e. Ready, Coo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09
- - -
FOURTH OIS july MEETING.

At tho suggestion Of many citizens Il
meeting will be held at the CONT house;
for the purpose of perfecIing arrange
nents for appropriately celebrating our
Centennial Fourth Of July, on Monday
cvcu!rg next, IL 7:3U o'clock.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09

, SoTicE no FAsMElisi < =,
We are prepared to ueliTef Feed
wheat. All Who have engaged The SAND
will please call for it.
.5.,. =. ,B: REISHARf u Co:
Etko. a1aSen 81, 1916 IiSs|s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-04-09

FEEsoNAL.-M. X. Truitt, - lsoundtrec
and j. B. folly dcpartedTor Cornucopia
10y stage last evening :. Red Wheeler
passed through on his way east last;
evening. ~
, 1876-04-08

nf the povot of Gre.t Britain. Dcaideq tAs
troops saw At tho Camp Ut 1pntfnction At Dehl.
! at,u mot. Mt various places in lnl,a. many
rrgtnonts u both Etghr! and nat.tc stoops.
nfId l,ave got 10 sco Tho firts non-nt7er.iyn
company. India Aeyeipl,A 01ice5a nf fhe array
A. ii does tin gcut,onen of lilo civil uervco.
II ID responsibility that gives tone to
n,eu, II they lIaso tho Right qualities
to buil upon; aud. hh0ul1 England
bocnnlA ombrollod In a Continental war. l1or
MajnAty'a tinvornmons would start twolvo nohtbH
and putting til m In cufnusRnd Of hBr trooPa.
Nos that underestimate tho officers stationed
IN England. bnt tho officers In lndia are psacti-
chlIY III tho Held NIL tho TINA, and. in the inattor
nf marching troops, moving supplies, ntla caring
fur tpan during nu aclire campaign. tAoT would
huve worry lsltlo or nothing to ienrfl.
10 me,
TIE ExnrfsuNAS ~ tSn1t
10 In many respects liko tho Western American.
mot 10 so'ii nor 70 rough. but with ills same
reliance on hinAolf, tho bc1Icf tn hin country,
the sa,nc confident scIf-poisp; III fact. = man
we'll worth having when hss Goyerntnout II iu .
tight place.
There III another eBEate,-tf,o third eatAte of
Int'in.-thAt In also pualnE to tlls front with
marvellous strides. tneapt Of co,llae, tho uews-
1aptr-prcsa. both English and natiye. 1n
Kotne rcsuects. thu rRpsrh heavier tlau ours
hut, for Tree. nntramnoed crit!ciHm up0n tn0b.
mauners, Government. and native lRttts mud
cu.toms. tl!oy nro not n,fpassaa.
/ loayo India Will. regret, for | ntlmiIa ita
rulers. aid should Like to atuty 1t ut lelsutc.
III many things doubt not TINT ttlp Gosern-
mohs llAB ts,ads mstakeA; but that 1Edla IL in-
men:ely benefited by English ruto, there fB 10
room for duubt-and It las fnturo. Very
| truly yours, GEunHE A. Fon8yrli.
, 1876-04-08

itAtff iiNf4, ]tGftA H.
4 strange t,,,slal procession arrived II eAasa
Fe ono uay last week. ThoEe were twenty freight
vsg. na III tho procession. and esc4 ssEon u4s
a ktca .se loaded With tho ren,ainu OF soldiers III
d,ffsre at stages Of decay. Thsss had 0eon bur
lad, on, by ouv ranging through rosiod Of
aeyssal years NJ Fost Craig, aud Fcoontl7 tue rs-
1na,nb v era ordered removed TO the Government
Cou,e.er, at Santa Ia. Tbs, bodied woso az
hu,peu, in,c4ed III sunns-aacts, mud each ono IA
belod. lust llko sauka Of oEt. 0n,v Que body.
TINT Of Liu.t. Drew, va Transported IL collin;
Muatta hlx s.,ass xgo. Ills remains, when ex-
pussd to inspection At SANTA Fe, plssontsd !.
rpmaiuol uf IL. st''! psotsudsd from ,tha mouth,
oyiIeuoins she suffering attending. hts horrible
death. ID tn,s singular and gh,ssly PROCESSION
vore lao bodies. The wagons discharged thar
akeieton.o freight In shs Qosernnsnt oomstar1.
aud each gunu5'aaot and coutouss va dropped
luto v separats gsaxs. Thors ~sze NJ religious
or tnllitsry Services of ceremonies, and tha oasu
hrsd 70 accompany ~ Ptoes.aloa !o.s.a ~ ~
inR u tbeY would boxA OF sasEphAndlss. \ spsa.
sAuls 20 xsIsd II uot sstn ssssy dag Ia asnaA ~
, 1876-04-08

psnss with the soses and l!lfes yet va cannot
help feeling that our posatoes. aud cabbages,
anu oht-meAl mush nro equally Indispensable.
Accordingly, sos,d you few original recipes.
whicll'i have found oxcotlcnt.
4 most delicious tolnny-cako Is msdo
b7 taking two cups OF corn-roal, nne
Of 1one. nish ons teaspoon Of aalt ;
ono oHg, we'll beaten half cup molasses: threo
tablespoons vinegar, or ono cnp Of sour milk. It
you havo 1t; thrpo.fourtha tosspoon Aaloratus,
dissolved In = little water: Stir oil vol To-
gosler, It'll about the consistency Of gtiddio-
cakes. and add Haioratus last thing before bak.
ing. Then haAo In \ hot oven for twon.y OF
thirty minutes, OF TIL nicely browu. Good eaten
bot OF cold.
An excellent brown broad is made by taking
onn antl half cups Zach of corn-meslVnd rye
mesl; iwo-ihifds cup mofaaees or Hlrlip; obo
teaapooo aats; ons teaspoon soda or aa'orattss.
Atlr all together. adding water TO make rather
Tuck batter, and stir ID Hh}oratus i&at. Steam
lures hours and bake half at hour.
Nico KenR aro malo by mixing togathcs one
egg. well bcAten, ons cup milk. and ono cup
any - ''risug.' l.
baked bsana are vory r,s,el, bettor. and fax
less trouble to iepase, II iub:oId Of parDolinR,
they are toft tn soak over night. In the morn.
Ing Drain on the wasor In which they woro soax-
| ed. md cover thc.n With frosh, adding piocs OF
| salt purk, aud bake tho uslai tlrue.
Uriod peas are doI.ctoun prepared In the samn
manner. r.
, 1876-04-08

II tAt EdUyr qf The chEa3o Irtbuist:
Cu1cAuo. April IA few weeks ago tho leAtta
Of multitudeg Of tho lady readsrn of TMR ya1R-
USE were gladdencd By thu appearance In 'ts
paces of tie commencement Of Eorias Of asti-
cIss un housekeeping. FROM which VIC hoped to
gain many uaw ,dsAs Oh the subject OF domestic
economy. cookery, &C., aud Wate greatly edihod
Ly .uo Or three articles Oh that subject, giving
us valuable additional information in different
branches OF the culinary art. nut u leussh
lxdy furnishes m article On fancy work, saying
''that housekeeping IL iu its highest souse
housekeeping" When presto, Tue whols thing
IL chxused, aud tho subjccs Of aookory
saem4 to hs entirely forgotten. aud perhaps No
might iufor ffom thts the direction II. which tho
taslea OF tho lRates too ottou run. Ald nov tbs
ornamental IL cultivated at tho eApouse hf tho
useful, OH tue aanla pruclpis thai cako. making
il Often thoroughly learned to tue nttas neslocs
OF pl4tner but mora essential articles Of dat.
4 certain Young lady OF our acqualut4nco sci.
dom 11lls 10 mako \ nice cake on Saturdays.
bur acknowledges thAt she kno"s nothing what.
ever of bssad-mAkspG. She !eAves Ill that for
her mother.
Perhaps fsw persons, however. admire
fancy work more thAn the wltaF. sud
| probably not uauy ladies hare done
Me,e IN that lsus, but W. do not shink II
| ehonid FocelS& ali tho pfom1neuce. laAfluK tho
tuosa Important subject Of ths prnpsr prspAta,
t.un Ut food IL tie background. w would lks
% hare srticlsa oa oalA sub b3scts intsFapsEssj.
OF though II would b. sssJ lard 1nastd to dls'
, 1876-04-08
Another Town Hoard From.

II fhs Editor Of j'At Chicago Fr,|taN:
I1AAkxoo, ILL.,, Apri, 5.--We WISH to wriso
few words for your Housekeeping Department.
Wo agses With "pioche "on tuc p!o queston.
and ttlnk tho Wrstor dlscoursed vary eloquontls,-
10 much 80 that ne came near losing tie text in
following the flights Of Imagination. aud for
moment thought "Thc Pie-Dner's Lament F" MAS
a Wcbstenan effort OF tho lofty soasuga Of
second Henry Clay. Some Of the !,.dies congrasu.
,ate themselves on the great Al, ount OF labor
sAyed by bauishinE ptos. "H. il. M." comea
out against pios, and auoatisutes' pudd'nEs IN
their placo.--a very good aubstitu.o. Nc know.
fur wo m4ke 4 great n,tny OF them but wo
mover yst thought our Labor losstnod,-rsther
augmented. Sue gives recipe To- p'ul! ny
thas requires ono md one-half h&'uTH' hulllos.
We thiuk We could mako two OF Alroe pes IN
tho time tctluired 70 look after tho Wood.tro 70
koep the kotilo continuously boiling. shs Also
gives she pop-oser pudding ~ tho proper nFl!ca
furo dinner. II v tlro had been mad . in the
morning, Instead Of making tho For-t'1er, the
time could 10 hpent In understanding tho 4 eend.,'
an tdea tho most of frauds would rsefea to slt.
thug alone whi!o the indy Of tbs Ao,se 10 III the
kitchen mak!ug . btE.np to gel llacm Sonn 'hin:
guod to eat. III IT," remarks: ''ilayi,'K beef
al invalid for over thirty years, hayo ou''t
aet rs11,p. 70 10 YsFs s::''q Id 9' bs
mors careless. and loohcd lcss TO .d.et
good ct1sctH might have bsen obstrvcd in tht
last thirty years. Of course shoto are some rt .
ps thAt certain articles Will a!wRys d,sagrGa witL
Bit Al 4 geueral thing VIC Anlcr1caus know eoa
much about our lsess aud atouacls. II wo aEts
! lits!e yellow, SONS physician will tell us TINT
"our liver IL badty a1cc:ed;" va think not At
first but tue doctors aolunA lseH.l- sake, United
with tho per,,sal Of medical advertisements,
noon induce III 10 dope do*p modlelne Until our
liyor ~ affected, II 1t ueser haH heen before.
Tho most cadavssous, ghostly-ooklns !ndlshu'
als Nc ever sec Are psopla shat poyor cat what
| otHa f.1It tn hhf Hnf1I[It Hf&HkM-uQuf
talked with cold water, aud bsked 10 = ooll avon.
! J.,
, 1876-04-08

ground cloves, cinnamon. sllsp!ce. and one nut
meg; theu tao and two-th,rds cups hout; 1ast
Of al two cnp, chopped ralaEus. Daks tu i a:ov
oven. and yon wilt have an exceIttnE cake, AID
hese allow me TO toi! you II raiatna ara put III
caKe the last thing, aud stsad only tust on .u9h
10 mis, your rAiaitd viii not fall 10 tho bo tom
OF the cako. teo thu eboTa Notwithstanding
tho milk.-dfssoiyo nod. In littfs hot water, aud
you will hare very nice cookcs. viii some oue b.
no kind 40 TO tell ae HOW to make fine light rolls
Dred.be GRAVY and good Goldfish bails 7 aud
will ba 1nusn obliged. VIII soma ono tell no
what should moat bill OF three psvaans cost
with some extra ousa otten) : month";
UtLLA q,
, 1876-04-08

The Fncts Abptat tte 11orae4 fk ncos
Fhi}nfs.phid EtIfettn.

Tho Facts Ahout the iaoras@ftncos
r o,," "'n1s.o"'a Ja"s,n an., H.. n.n.
course ono daY last fall, and Dutsorwok attended
To witnoas IT, On bts war homs III lilo Raaiinr
cs,s In IL. ,ftornoo,, ho onco,,ntarsd ths nav
~" ~ .Ae ~ ... ~. N
Dr. fosts' c'ereF!nau' "uo ano" no mots
about horso.raclDG than Iiipdno knoHs aboue
seven-up. Bas:crsiek. hosoyer, took for
uraptec In 1.s usual VA, that tho D,ctnr WA
it:.sn iana, G VIII H. .uS sInjoe'' ""o' 'AAnk ''A'
ooeTo i. , ~. ~ =. H. u.,,,, .. .o-a.r >, .,.
,,smaen ~ 'n0 "'A"A so"i'e 'e'o"' W. s''
LoaGiG!!uss; w. ,v. ~. .,
hsn !, ""o ~ '"''o' "A''' ~" 1"a
IA! ~ mhe: H., ,-t,,s
WY, Hs.s yes 81 s1'n ,ae toutso' %" utn sno s
ooneLa' i.a!"u,' si au ~ mus ~ ~. - i.
eh.' eoo III. me as sM' ~, Uupo.4' ~. ~
~, nno Wy '.o Ito"a eIea ~ '' ~ , "an J
Moy sa9 snas sooa uui a y, "a, H.
1, nauaa. ,'a lns 'aIs To- "so sua'' o'' =" WV
ann f'1 t none moan 70 10y s""' 1'o"s'o"o"
as:.a. 9e e. ;'ensra' st IT,, tasa s or., s,od yo,d
,.,'*, o,,oi,t ~ itst !, '',s sr ~. ,,,5 ~om
never more 1f rurnT;.ed in I nv lifo WHAT'S anoe.
nuous ~ = 'uas no heo.neu lant ~ 1.s ai.sa ta~
w., w.. -" i.s,, ~ ~ so'nuu' , a. %.
iumpln" shoIt r ius, " ,r l,yely, and Whom sl.a
io',s """t 1"ns , 81 M'es' ~ saI H., L'atos ~
Inv IN tis ~ sn nj e TIM i'm, ~ unMnoal,
| iii - b;no T,t.I 49, a.1.a1S ~ a,f,,,, trnst
kii.oa ,!t.s, nHn. ~, ns ~S.ea; "oao''s 'i"**
"TI,is Ia s,u,ply a,:uu,shinr." said tho DOCTOR
x,,.s :, wsa f'nnrio,In. Mr = 1tn,,sr,'r, - -"
Wn~ nortav -, r,u,.a ., i..s .,e, him
otton 1nfnn' Hnt aftsr hTc,.h,n., ~ rtilr
tns nne ,ncl ~ IN n,t t"I ~, ~, 49,. w. snr, ~
80 III ri i.r L.. the ,,oru nj 49, ,; liz ,,i,cs
i i,s roo, -, ~, ,,',, u ~ II n,v, ~, n.r,s
.H nt,soJ r n.r.r s,,s: ,nn,,, e,n,:: ~ H.,
T e" ''""1 "'o1 " ~
~ hor 1,y lila ner,. Why, ts in t;,e most
s.sr,io,,,s rn,,tI,.t ,r,r h.u,l nf liz. In.
, 1876-04-08
WANTS.



" Man wanes but Iittls here below
Mt wautH tA7t tittie lung"
duh Ehow vie llls port VIE
HotDo mui1k trhails. ur Aiicho1t*,
Who. bonnl hls doah to s!al!g htHr.
Employed !lts t4ya In counting hnsls,
Aud lived OF Foo1 and wAtar.
. ......
Whoe'cr 10 *As, 10 must hATe bad
4 most contented mind.
Aud nuEt have known tut lttis Of
WIN little wants. nor wAusa that long.
IL ouly half 1umAn.
Mans wants are many And. o"n,
Vfas much ths s&1ae with wainAa.
..-..
For instance 1-and suppose
That ! aiu Ike the rnas-
Have many want4 that sstf aud fret
8u iasssy NINA quantities
Are thers In my equatior.
To na1us than Ill would 60 beyond
The scoI's Of nnznersstun.
want my daily bread: and THU
Includes blu Of fare
Tb:t, ,,, r. :; II. sompss1sn.t,:n's ~. We,
, 1876-04-08
POSTSCRIPT TO "YHG's 10 BLAME I"

Alick! instead 10 wAlks.l alone
Nor hse4led that poor EYs VI AoEat
Var left to Wills the huurs away
~ lest abs could. tbs nfe-!ong 1ayt
Haiti, wheu lArkness wrapped Tue eAEtht
lie Aaatenti back 10 hotpa ~ad letfta.,
Elst Ats Ills supper, yswuad, - '4ea,
..And soou in 4lsep profound ssposra'"
Again, 1t morn. hs wapdbteA lar
AID lsft ths garslsu.gsts a]st;
And 20 you sss tbs d Il csspt 10.
Clo.# followed Wy htx Court " din.
Far 10 1t from Ms 10 uphold
THAI wrong IL tight. ho~sssr talA;
Nay, NY. !! tmnA ~ mo5.la gltn
QkN AQot
, 1876-04-08
Attrition Flour and Pearlad Whcat.

~ Ms E.t.fu. Of The Ch.clJo 7rltuH<:
CHICAGO, April 6.-1 notice your correspond
eut, i. q. T., Of A1legau alich, asks what asssi~
tiou aous aul stt1itiou iearled wheat aro A l
lave been using both in my family, will ou-
dcayo. TO bltahy c1plkin whkt they are. hoping
she mas obtain aom0 OF tho 1our, ht'd give tho
public through the columns Of your Nidsly-cir-
culatcd paper tho benefis Of ter experience III
lta uso ty 10 doing tiAe will confer bonoEt Oh
large cla1B Of cousunoEn t1ho necl 10 coaathnt-
" uss such lluto aud whulesosne food products
as thess arc.
At.r,tiun llour 80 called. Is Rlt,aly tha product
from crulix tho wnt!o Of tho alleat elan aud
A4l TO = uniform fiucnsnB,-.l0t IN tue OLD way.
between nl!l.stunos, which heats aud otherwise
Injuries the tiour,-bus by tho attr,sion ptuceaH
faeuee itn namej, with cold air circulating
through tue mill rhie grinding. ~hich prosen!t:a
,i,e Luur from heRtuE. by tlln proceH1 Of mill
their natural pronol tions aud III tho aIuls puro
and nutrlent conditlun as III the WhsAt itbslf.
Whols- wheat -four graunt III the aboVe nanties
| iinJ eau ue successfully used for all coo4inE
Lurp3Bes. -..,
Attrtion peasled wioat is. think. superior to
anythiug Of tho kind ever buloro produced; un.
!ike "ctackod," "cIushcc*" or "preiMEed" !"
wheat, It cannot be AIultarated or becone
muasy and sour. Il ahowr for ttBelf what y "a.
II IL inade, UNDERSTAND bY machinery specially
prepared aud adapted to this purpose. II very
heal:lfut and nutritious, Invaluable for eh1idfen,
aud II cooked properly, according to directions
upon tho packages. il - food fuE tue gods.
Az 10 wnere theHe products oAo bs purchased
outside the city, | do not know, but understand
they arc manufactured by the - At1Eltiun Mills,
In this city. H. r. "
, 1876-04-08

10 Nt Editor " TAk Chicago Tribune:
CHICAGO, April g.-Ths lady sho writes Home
Adornmouts iu TIE Tn1nrsE hah struck ti.e key
noto Of great reform. 1Ioms should bo male
tic prcttlest, brightest, aud swaeteas place on
oarth but IL requires something more than tho
beautiful thtugs TINT fairy thgers fsthion to
make perfect home. We wish somo lady who
has time aud tatents (wo say lady, because uha
should bo tho icaduc spirit in Aonso.making}
would write latter Or aeriea Of Ieslera ou the
following nubjects, all of which 50 10 the
making r6rfec: home:
f'W4t-Suuehino. What is all our heautiful
hand,vorA worth, If, With bar and bolt. ana
dAmask curtains, We shut out tho glorious sta-
| shinof
Next, giye US piso air. ornaments, md glow
ing sunshine, health Of happ.tess without
| tho pure. fresh lEcnIsB of hoavon to oxySonht
the bood iB not attained. Although hAyo no
stuck IN it, think thn 1luttnn Hystcm Of hcattnE
! and ventilation !. The boat in nrA.
| hut nm only suggesting topics. 30 nv vii!
t pass IL ths latehtu.-aul who naafl tell u Ok
| tue norIoma and deati,s that urlgiuaio there
| We hre a nasiol1 ot Eurtnant,zcls. No entt cat.
! from mernlnE TIL night: Or. II there il IlttIo
| 3nteutu, We drink, aud che~, and Enoke nnl
SPIT.
! DeHs. have said ~e arc nation Vi Eortlan'
| di1ery. / Say also. We arc u filthy puoplo-nnt
!
| broadc!oth aud velvet. How fow vi our luodcrn
houses huYc bath.roomb, OF any other couyc'a.
,euce for cleansing the person.! Ladies'
10. us striko herc.-that tho bath-'oon
IL ~ necessary iu y well regulated
household N kitchen or 3 pa1or
| Tiers sce,na 10 DO nav ora fawnita,. not on|.
on this subject OF pe.scnal c!eaniuess. but also
iu tnedcat.on M illstnnced in thoae yapor BATHS
which aso spr,ngIug nj, III different parts OF the
city, such a. tAoso at the Grand Faato and u
100 West Madison Btrect.-%hicll,. bS tne way
a!o said to be tho best iu tie norld,--Mlorc b.
being placed III tnb Of warm yapor, tile per
suu may be thoroughly ceanse1. aud as tbs SAINT
time have anY needed 1neaIcsne iutrodaced int
the eystem through tue pores Of the sEin, to
stead Of takiug it by Nay Of the POOR, abasot
stomach.
Bur forgot that am writing short news
! paper letter. instead Vi tseatlte OIL health Le
us hAyo letters Oil home ad0sDmcuts. OF sun
shine ventilation, cooking. personal cls.t l1lHsB
anc then OH tile mental ucads, and tnlsica "antl
| of tho family circle. PROGRESS.