The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-10-10

Gocd ssLiog Powder
eigt. oCncAs of -four, eight ounces OF
Carbonate Q: soda, seven oUlces III
Ir.aric ao'1, and ar thoroughly 81 pass
x several lines tLrcash Tie s.sse.
sn UnszI',e- S,gn.
Kansas Farm-r.s
When you see 4 farmer driving his work.
instead oi his work driving him, i. shows
hat he will never be driven from good
solutions. and that he will certainly work
lis way to prosperity.
The MuskFas Heard FROM.
[Sauk Rapids (Minn.l Press.l
The muskrat has been heard from Just in
lime to prevent embarrassing mistakes.
His architecture is of the lofty, Mansad
roof variety, indicating plenty of cold to
The square inch during the approaching
winter. Now stock up your wood piles, for
This is q sure thing.
Covering Sarnw berries.
lam. rican Agriculturist-l
.C.H. s." Sussex county, n. j., protects
his vines in winter by covering the ground
between the rows with cornstalks, bringing
them close TO the vines, and lays beanpoles
across, to Keep the stalks m place. This
has long been followed in some of the West
ern States, and We give it now, to remind
those who have not other material at hand,
that cornstslks will answer the purpose.
Aveid CrOwd,ng Yonr Birds.
Avoid crowdipg your birds in their night
quarters, now. They are growing rapidly,
and If compelled to occupy close or limited
coops, in proportion to their numbers, they
will suffer at night and injure or d,stroy
each Other i'll their Uneasy efor:s when
they go to roost or TO shelter.
A Novel way of Getting rid of vcr-
min.
A novel plan for freeing grain from YER
min is recommended in foreign Journal.
1t advises putting living crab into the
grain heap 20 that 1t cannot get out. The
worms stack the crab end enter the shell.
In twcn'y iour hours the body may be tax
en- out aud the shell may be found TO con-
t.in worms instead of crab meat The tn
tire crab is thrown into the fire and fresh
ones put in the grain uni IL the vermin are
To Care fer Eggs.
[Cor. Chicago InterOeesn, 81
Take an old box or barrel and sift into it
through coarse sieve a layer OF ashes two
inches thick. Grease the eggs with any
kind of sweet grease and stand them on the
small end In the ashes. Silt another layer
Of ashes and put eggs in as before, taking
care not to allow them to touch each other.
| have kept them fresh Tor nearly year
in this way.
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IC,r Ch,caeo Tr,hnns 81
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h,ownsd aonr ,brss nounis .asaIsss rr,S;ns
80 noundS snrrsr,s ono nonnJ c;,ron
; ,h,s.. .f"ur,bs n,nnd hn,,sr dns cmn moI.s
sas two ,s,spnons m,cs two of c;rn.mon
on. Of cIovss one Of blact nsnnsr one mn,
,,,a,, or.. ,s.snoon so5, twaIrs CO. ona-
hsii cnn cnrrsnt isIIv melted in o1s-b,If
omn ho, wa,ar Tb;s c.L. will 20, g..
vap ,aa,s A'' ~ "
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III. - in ~, ,,o,Ia I, on. ~
ravs ali ,I,.. ,,,.n,;on IN Wis, his ns;gbbor.
ar. do;na ,nd s,v;r, 90 .t;,ns,,s y, The
ns;,bbors viii n.ru,?, ~. I'm. I..rr,
wbs, The rs;obhors arc Jo;r, .rd bov ,b.v
do !, ana II ,b.v arc am, Sor,.,b;n., ,b.,
il better than ,nvthino ,bs, he ia doiny or
II ,bav arc doing !, better than he doss II
hs ;mmad;s,sIv ,don,s their mods and
bends b;s ;noann;tv mon that
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IL iarIhei NeePs henS al an !" rs ioiiy
70 keep INFERIOR Minus II, common
,'NH 'nai Si'es Poo' anu PVoi io"
-. W.. 80. So. ,ta.
- 'p f:n: u . - p.", .As
,hle 10 ,b.,r owners in ,bess d.vs i, !.
No, N bs Wondered a, that ,bsrs arc so low
~ COOS for the ,,bIe or tba, ,b. suc,r
,ofr..s 1s, orc b.ve ~ Ie n,id fo, in nm
40 The h.as, him, IN a, undsr s,cb Cir
.nn,st,rces /. 10 fs,ten and di.nosa of ,b.m
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Iy.,
a very oi.n"n error III "inuo" earuth-
ny Is tha' u "'''nnptins 100 inu1'' ZOO
haue pans are 'ionu'u iii'o 'he h,',e
pace a' com inu, 20 lha' :. Is ihP',4Sips
(" ave each the air @hd hght IL should
rave. AGAIN pants OF TWO diverse charac-
er are nrOuSn' "SetHsr II Is u" uneoni-
non tni"S !" sex ''oP''"i pian'S anu ,nose
rom ~ 'ne "'n!Sr1 Ion', not aiP'he
'Ia'''1' an cio~usp GU. INTO 'ne Fame WILLOW,
'no s"' e'''I u " 'nv "i.ie '.n d'ti. anu
q, ht. ietei = "a. ~ n"le one nsai'hy
''ii Si'"h PAM "'a' WIN sieiu i'S n'~tiS
u PER- S'nu, 'han a uoIeh siehiy' icepi''
i fI'thtd iiant-' 'ha' ha'e 10 oeauty eitiief
1 ieai OF plossp"
To Wake Cn"'sh"w'PPiekies.
lCor. Chicago Tribune 81
Cut the whitest, closest punches into
mall clusters. Plunge into scaldlng brine,
nd boil three minutes. lake them out,
ay upon cloth, sprinkle with salt thickly,
nd when dry brush this of. Cover with
DID vlISSar iof Two days, setiit2 Ihe jar IN
he aun. Then pack carefully in glass or
tOneware Jars, and scald with vinegsr sea-
oned thus: To one gallon allow a cup OF
'hite sugar, dozen blades II mace, Ia
lespOonful OF celery seed, two dozen white
epper eorns, some bits oi red pepper pods,
tablespoonful OF corlander seed, and the
anne OF whole mustard. Boil hve minutes.
ssPeat the scalding once week for three
Ieeks. lie up.
1ne Ss"ni on,"eAS "e'
lhurai HOME
The man who cannot commence pio~ing
a season because his land IL fuil oil water,
Tho has not manure enough to cover his