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CITY NEWS.
Human BenesaciorA'

Those who improve the quality o. our S
- - bs.ccTne human benefsctoEs. by
I Isbcyio GUS experiments, DR.. Prices Cream
i PaIir ,.' POWDER has been perfected: "rea;
Do 800 : ,sken ia selecting Ingredient 50
b.,rben rscd in our food it will render 1t
, 90 Eminent chemists advise -
"hc-esoH'-' 2Ii&w
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Notice TO the Creditors of Sparrow & Jones
Lsaven worth, Kansas. So=ember 2S.n.
ISIS.
NOTICE IS hereby given, Tuat on Tuesday,
~ the lst day of April. a. D., lsTJ at the
ONCE OF the City Treasurer, IN the Court
house, In the City OF Leavenvortb, County
Of Leavenworth, State Of Kansas, | will pro
coed TO publicly adjust and allow demands
against the estate of said sparrow & Jones,
Asslgncrs, according u the laws Of the State
Of Kansas. GEORGE ID. FAIR
Assignee of sparrow A Jones'
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Nce,e, Lodge OF knights OF Honor

The gentlemen named below met al DR..
-. NceEpv's Office last evening, and, under
the direction ii Hon. AlOnzO Rowland, or
.-auizrd a lodge OF the Knights Of Honor.
Present: William =. Page, William Davis,
Eugene Chaplin, John ". Wheeler, Alonzo
Rajdar. George l. Denman, 5. /. Neeley,
Peter Everhardy, Ephraim Gwartney, l..
NJ. Gable. L. 4. Ramsey, VIM. Pinsst0n,
Vim. A. Balm, :. II. Holmes, David Atchi
son, Thomas Giac0mini, JOS. GiacomIni,
Samuel Black, John i. Young, q. II. Davis,
J. Seyrour. 4. :. Warren, A. b. Plnkston,
John Y. Wordeman, Vim. Heimcke, i. W.
Hewitt. j. Brugce. Levi Churchill, 7.
O'Neil. Lvsauder WhiliOck, Jacob Ever
hardy.
Mr. T. ". Hewitt was elected temporary
secretary and William Davis temporary
treasurer.
The following were elected permanent Oh
ficers, and were duly installed:
R4y w Y. Page, Past Dictator; Sem
Black. Dictator :: J. w Wheeler, Nice-Dic-
tstor: Ed W. Hewitt, Assistant Dictator ;
Eugene Chaplin. Chaplain; W. NJ Pink
ston. Repcrter: Levi Churchill, Financial
Reporter W. NJ. Davis, Treasurer; Thomas
Giacomini. Guide, L Whitlock, Guardian
David Atchison. Sentinel; DR.. ). F.
Neelev, Medical Examiner 4. T. Pinkston,
:. II. Holmes, G. II. Davis, Trustees.
Several Of the charter members were alb
sent
On motion the lodge was named Medley
Lodge" by acclamatiOn.
The lodge took recess until : o'clock
this TUESDAY evening, at Rslstoa's Hall.
ESDoRsEp by the faculty. The reputa-
ton Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has been
solely achieved on account Of its merit.
Phvsiclaus prescribe it. 25c.
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Assianee's Notice of Appointment.

In The District Court Of he L'nf'sS S'ptcs far The
Lf,trfct Of Kansas.
In the Matter OF
EDWARD RUSSELL, In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt,
At Leaveuwortb, the goth day o. Noyern ter,
1873.
Y>HE undersigned hereby gives notice Of
Il his appointment as assignee OF Ed
ward Russell OF Leavenworth, In the County
OF Leayenworth and Stale of Kansas, wiLIlin
said District, who has been ad judged a bank
rupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said district. WILLIAM DILL,
Assignee Of Edwari Eus sell, Bankrupt
nov2sw2t.
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Cri.todoro'. Hair Preservativs.

q valuable adjunct TO the Eye, in dressing
and promoting the growth and perfect health
of the hair. and of itself, when used sloue-
q safeguard that protects the fbres from de.
cay under all circumstances and under all
cl mes Manufactured by ]. CRISTADOkO,
No. % William st New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by all Hair DresssrS-
etsiAX
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAVE. WORTH. -

STATE OF KANSAS
COUNTY OF LEAVE: WORTH. IS
IN the I'robstc Can't Of sqid County ard .sl4fr.
IN the Matter ofthe E,'sre Of
JOHN J, CAR IL, deceased. :
NhkDlloRS and All other person. inter-
~ estei n the Aforesaid .i,a,e. are her..
o. notlned, that AZ the next regular term o!
the Probate Court, in and for SAID County, 10
De neSun and held a. the CoCTt Room, IN The
Clty and COun y Of Leayen worth STATE OF
aforesaid, on the first Monday ~ the month
OF January, A. ID, 1873, shalt e., iy 10 the
SAID court for q fGIl and final settlement ..
deceased. "' -''''
LsAVenTorih City. November 18th, \. d h,
HIs. j. NJ GALLAGHER,
vi" Administrator
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Farmers Review.
The Care Of Grape yiaes.

kansas Fzrmer,fI
The grape vines on trellises should he re-
leased and laid fat on the ground before
hard frosts and the cold winds of winter ef1ec;
them. II they have not been, they should
be,3pruned at once. This is conveniently
done when the vine ID laid on the ground.
Trim OF the weak, puny branches, leaving
none but the most healthy and vigorous
growths, which cut back to one eye. After
pruning, cover the vine with straw or com.
stalks. held In place BY stones or pieces of
wood. Each may be used for covering vines
hcf light loamy texture. Heavy clay soil
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DR.. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
~ cure syphilis In the primary, secondary
complicated forms, and will cure the worst
cases OF yeneTeal diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment OF the most eminent
physicians of America. II cures the first
stage and heals the ulcers in a few days. 1t
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs: also hard pains In the bones
AMI Joints, swelling OF joints, syphilitic rheu-
matisrn, etc, in a short time. Price five dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. 4 treatise on sexual disease, Tree.
Sent mailed Tor two stamps. Sold by Dr.. j.
Dinsbecr, as, North Seventh street, ST, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or The money refund
ed. Theo. E;ersdoTfi, ngent, Leavenworth,
Kansas mIleod6wiyr
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that ia, her maiden name, WAS Maud Wal
darod, her name since she has been mar
ried having been Mrs. Miles, Mis-. Moore,
Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Pierson, etc, THE lat
terhusbaud being now in the State rsni,enti.
arv.l She seems to be about twenty FIVE or
twenty-eight years OF age, although some who
knew her when she lived here claim that
she is not 70 old. She is OF medium height,
dark complexion, and IL OF mos; deter
miued cast of countepance, dsnOtinS firm
ness and decision,
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gflsaldness or a Dedciencv in Hair


Exists, or II the hE.r f. gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color Gamble restored
by using london Hair. Color Restorer," the
most delightful article ever introduced to the
American people for increasing its growth,
restroringits natural color an q the same
time lovely hair dressing AID beautifier.-
1t is totally different from all others not
sticky or gummy, and free from all impure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact IL Is eXquisitely perfumed
and so clearly and elegantly prepared as to
make IL a lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury.
]. A. TYNESr 4 PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, v. c., writes: Some ten years ago
my wife's hair commenced falling, and got
very thin and turned gray; but after using
London Hair Color R-stOrsr" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color wa, restored, and IS now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Color
Restorer. Price, Is cents a bottle. Six bottles
for 81. Main Depot for the United ates,
$50 North sixth street, Philadelphia.
Sold by Arnold & hunt, and Campbell and
EendTick, Druggists, Leavenworth.
tuesthr.atAv
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WnHofT's FEVER AND AGCE ToNYC.-For
all diseases caused by malariAl poisoning of
the blood, . warranted cure. 10 poison, no
face or giaring eyes, no bunting head or
breaking back, no weak knees or poralysis
ccifdns from its use! II is safe, invfgoratinR
body, and sound a. Q COLLAR. It wipes ont all
sal 'owness and gives q blooming com plexion
in the place of that sickly, dirt-eattng color
peculiar TO Chills and Spleno-hepafic de-
rapgements. " heelock, Finiay & Co Pro-
pr1etorS, New Orleans.
For sale by all Druggists ecd&w
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Rules for Pruning.

NJ. DuBoreull in Il work on pruning and
| training fruit trees, published in France, lays
down the following rules based on the funda
mental principles underly the whole method;
/. The premdnency OF form In trained trees
is dependent on the equal diffusion OF sap.
:: Prune the strong branches short hut al
low the weak ones to grow long.
,. Depre.s the strong parts Ofthe tree, and
elevate the weak branches.
Suppress the useless buds on the strong
parts as soon as possible, and ss late as pos
sib!e on the weak parts
2. Nall up the strong parts very early and
very close to the wall.
q Delay Mailing the weak parts as long as
possible.
:. supprcsS auumbcros the leaves on tho
weak side.
:. Allow as large quantity of fruit Is pos.
s.ble on the strong side, and suppress all upon
the weak side.
.. Bring forward the weak side from
the wall, and keep the s'-op. site close 10
It.
70. The sap develops the branches much
more vigorously upon n branch cut short than
upon ono left long.
II. The more the sap : retarded In IT. cir
cul1tion, this less wool and the more fruit
buds Will develop.
y. ToIctard excessive growth, either dur
ing autumn roO.-prunc, or remove the trees,
or in the spE!ug expose the roots 10 the sun,
and keep manure and water from them; re-
taIding the excessive vfgur nt the tree leads TO
It's fruit bearing.
y. Keep the fguits, n iaT a. possible, verti-
cal, and their stems lOweTmost.
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An exchange well says: No smoking
should he posted in every barn. There IS not
much difference In having horse thief
around the stable and Il man cleaning horses
with pipe or cigar in his mouth and there
is no mau much meaner thsn the one who,
when his employer comes around, slips his
pipe into his pocket or holds his hand over
II. All such fellows should lie Tsid or and
ST tel OIL.
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tFarmera' Review, Dec
L. $. Commissary General OF Subsistence
L. Macfeely, has addressed letter TO ex.
Governor Seymour. of New York. proposing
to purchase the samples of cheese best adapt
cd to army use. He proposes TO keep them
at the subsistence depot In Washington IN
order 10 test their keeping, and other quail
ties. He al.o wishes to ascertain the price at
which suitable army cheese can be manu-
featured In lots Of 500 pounds.
This looks like progress In the movement
to Introduce cheese as an army ration. II Is
only te be regretted that the CommisSary
General did not make this request at an
earlier date, before the general dairy season
c osed, in order that competition might be
m IRE general. But a 1. is, the letter 10 Mr..
Seymour Is creating general interes, in dairy
circles.
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Chocolate CsranicIs.


Ind my choco'a - cirameis most excel.
lent, So will send In. receipt: Put pint of
milk in a saucepan "n the stove TO heat, add
three pounds of sugar half pound of butter;
let II come 10 boil and in the meantime
CRATE half pound of chocolate, add to the
boiling milk, and let II boi until It IL quite
thick, stirring all the time. When very near
done, add a large tablespoonful OF vanilla,
and pour into burtere't pans; cut into small
squares. This makes a very large quantity.
i only use hall the recipe, and they very
nice indeed. ! generally make several
kinds OF homemade candies, which are 80
much better for tie little ONES, because We
know what We Use TO lbs pure articles. For
cream chocolate drops, take two cups white
sugar, Que cup cold water, hall pound
chocolate Let the sugar and water boil to-
gether ten or twelve minutes, take of and
beat rapidly until 1t Is light and creamy fla
vor with vanilla place the chocolate where
1t Will melt slowly into a paste, then roll lit
tie balls OF the cream Il take a teaspoonful to
one bali into tn paste uGtIi 1t is covered,
then take out and put on battered pan TO
cool. use two forks when 10 lin. them and
handle fhey,, carefnlIv
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A Remedy for CrOup.

.IhIcaSo Inter Oceen, =
Dissolve one part sulphur in two parts
sugar. by holding over stove With tea.
spoon. One teaspoonful IS dose, and Will,
in most cases, be sufficient TO effect a cure
Keen the patIent warm and dry
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Ground for spring Gardcss.

Now before freezing weather sets IN, vouId
be a good time TO thoroughly piow, and ma
nure the ground which is intended for next
years vegetable garden. This would he vel
come In the spring in various ways. II that
season should prove 10 es wet, It would dry
OF much quicker from having been plowed
In the fail and allowed 10 remain in the con-
diton the plow leaves. Another probability
is, tina; your vegetables will be planted much
sooner, because you will not have 10 take
your team from the spring seeding and prep.
aration of the ground for planting.
Tho Number OF Tree seeds so the
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..rhe First Dose Gives Relief.,,

Trial Bottles Or. Swayne's Compound syrup
of Wild Cherry, IS Cents.
The distressing cough. which threatened
serious results, Is quickly cured before deyel-
op!ng fatal pS monaTy affection. For all
throat, breast az lung disorders, Asthma, or
Bronchial affections, Hopping Cough, Liver
Complaint, Blood splitting, &c, no remedy is
SO. prompt ana eftectUal as "Dr. Swaynes
Compound syrup of Wild Cherry"
81 have made use OF this preparation for
many years, and II Is proved to De very relia.
bic and eificacious in the treatment Of severe
and long standing coughs. I know of two
patients, now in comfortable health, and
who but for It's use | consider would not be
living. ISAAC s. HERBEIN, NJ. u.
straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Prtce-Trial bottles, % cents; large size, 81
or SIX for IS. "A single IS cent bottle Will Oft
entimes cure recent cough or cold, and
thus prevent much suffering and risk of life.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne son, Ehila-
pelphla- Sold by leading Dru sists In Leav.
YenGTtCk. wsd.fri sun .tew.
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THE Grand Central Hotel, New York DO.
sesses all the requirements in size, style, To-
cation and appointments of the modern frut.
cla0 hotel. and keeps Its reputation Is Q mod.
ell house eodkw
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why Many Farmers are Poor.

LhlUSNs T drUltTf u
Many farmers are poor by r-sson Of un-
thrift In neglecting 10 take proper care Of
what they have already acquired. What the
bounteous hand OF summer has passed into
their laps, they allow " utsr 10 snatch from
them, which, like a p-owiing wolf, steals
nightly from their ;iOcks and herds. Stock,
comfortably housed, require les foot, and
will continue 10 grow and thrive
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sheep should ne wc., Sheltered.


Sheep must have sn.iter from rain aud
snow storms, aud b. provided with I;y beds,
e- It is wors. than usele-, - attempt 10 keep
them. In 60 d, dry weather ;ncy are COM
Portable in open lots. and Will remain
healthy and thirty, buttie pi.c. soaked with
cold rain or snow water Is AN icy bIsnke;
which Will reduce their vitality rapidly. \
dry, warm shelter Is Indispensable To ewes
about Landing tim. AMI without this the
loss of lambs will b. likely {" ink s!I the
. - 49, IL
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kinds. The White is for the human fsrni-
ly; the Yellow is for horses sheep and 9TH
er animals. Testimonials of the effects pro-
duced by these remarkable preparations are
wrapped around every bottle, and may be
procured Of any druggist, sent by mail from
the Office OF THE CENT .UR COMPANY, i6 Dey
Street. New York City. JanI0-wIyr
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PRICE IS CENTS.
DOKS BY MAIL Ann ExpR,

DC ASfONAL LISTS. lTHOS. E BEAN
Correspondence solicited FC5 OIire SCI
tht0sHl 80, -. Lgli', W.
Newspaper scriptiOnS ce!VcI.
send for Lists VT
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ESDoRsEp by the faculty. The reputa-
ton Of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has been
solely achieved on account Of iis merit.
Phvsicrans prescribe ii. 25c.
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You will save money by buying your
blankets, csssimeres and hsrnels at the
Woolen Mills. Call and examine goods
before making your purchases. d&w;f
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TssEI:E;SCG :.
Tie asc,t New.pepsr Free.

To every person who purchases twenty
dollars worth of goods at the Cash store:
TcnSano1ie, Kansas, between the 10Th day
of November and 3lst Of December 1875,
will receive the Leavenworth WEEKLY
TINES one y.sr from January i7t, 1879
free OF charge. have on hand the larS-
est stock Of dry goods, notions, hate, car~,
boots, rhoes snd clothing ever kept in
THE city. Prices guaranteed az low as can
ha boupbt in Kansas, H. VI. RICE.
nov2lw3t
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An IMPERIAL CROWN

is a mere baub!e, but the.crorn Of beauty, con-
ferred on the head which nature has neg
lected TO embellI>h, or TINE has robbed or its
Native Hue, by
cRlSTA0oRo's HAIR:DYE.
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kansqs Farmer

With the warning of last Saturdays snow
storm, every farmer who has not Complete
shelter for his stock should make IL his first
business TO supply II. Set double row of
posts in the ground, cover them with pole.
and brush. and pile on a good, thick roof of
straw or hay, which secure against being
blown of by the wind. Make the back tight
by brush and straw, and run wings on the
end most exposed TO cold winds. This shelter
is not so good as well constructed sheds OF
stables, but Is the bes; many farmers can a,
present afford. and is n thousand times pref.
cradle TO the open prairie and the sky for q
root. This description Of shelter is within
the means OF the most straItened IN circurn
stances, and II will save fifty per cent. In the
value OF stock thus sheltered. over exposure
without shelter on the open prairie, or even
a brushy ravine-the kind OF accon.notIa-
lions too many provide for their cattle and
hogs, who rank high among "stOck farmers"
There Is lust as much thrift and economy I'm
providing comfortable shelter for STOCK In
winter, rs there is IN forehsndcdnss and IN
iUsiry Ia any branch OF business
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abont Drying Flowers.
English Journal !

There are many OF our brilliant flowers
such as dshlias, rsnsies, pinks. geranIums
sweet williams, carnations and gladiolI, which
may be preserved so as to retain their col or
FOR years. White flowers will not answer as
well for this purpose; nor any succulent
plant, rs hyacinths or cactus. Take dishes of
sufficient depth TO allow the flowers Ia be
covered an inch deep with sand /; get the COM
nnn white sand, such rs is used for securing
purposes. cover the bottom OF the dish with
a layer hall an inch deep, and then lay In the
flowers, with the stems downward holding
them firmly in place while You sprinkle
more sand over them. until all the places DO
tween ;lie petals are filled and the flowers are
buried out nf sight. \ broad dish will accom-.
in"ists quite large number, and allow suffi.
Gent sand between Set the dish In a dry,
warm place. wher. they will dry gradually,
aud at the .ud "f week pour Off the sand
and examine them; IL theere is any moisture
in the sand it must be dried before using
again, or fresh sand may he poured over them
the same as before. Some flowers will REQUIRE
weeks TO dry, while others will become suffi-
GENTLY dry to put away In n Week or ten
days. By this simple proc, IS flowers, ferns,
etc, ara preserved in the proper shape, as
well ss in their natural color, which T. far
better than :" press them IN books.
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Tho Rev. Henry Ward Reccbsr


in his lecture on The wastes and burdens
Of society,"" claims mans natural life to be
50 years, and IS the average life Is but 35
years, there must lie waste OF Il years."
There is much truth in this statement. II
a man be unfortunate in business, it is at
tributed 10 the violation Of some CONNER.
cial law Now, il person be taken of in
the prime OF life, ought ii not TO be attri-
bulsd TO the violation of some physiolog-
iCsI law? Ii people only knew better,
they would live better and longer; but how
can they profit by that which they know
not OF? The only popular work that meets
this great want is 'Dr. Pierce's Common
Sense Medical Adviser In it the great
problems OF disease and health are fully
discussed. The work contains over goo
pages and go colored plates and wood
cuts Price, 81 80 postpaid. Address the
author. T.. V. Pierce, n. d. Buffalo, n. Y,
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JUST PUBLISHED.

A carefully revised Treatise n, Cs.s--, -,.,
sSecuraIe Cescriptlon ofsymrtoEas aadsyripat
iseasess together with minute directions for efet
permanent care. Also observation on diet ths
Renerai heaiths OF vast importance to an aficted
ceipt Of stamp. '-SS -, &C
tacn package OF sANFoRD's RADICAL Cr-Ry cor,
tains Dr.. sanford's Improved InhaIing Tuhe yETtE
tuII directions for use IN Gll cases. Prize az Soid
~ all wholesale and retail druggists thronSS
ont me United States and Canada wFFES q
PoITER. General Agents AID whoIcsaIe Dr1,S-
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\ great number Of hogs have died this tall
of cholera, and We learn n greet many more
are developing the symptoms Of disease. In
our opinion, and We believe those VITO have
obso we'd the most also indorse the saline
Views, the only safe way TO treat pig or hog
that shows symptoms Of sickness Is TO knock
1t on the head, bury II and at once remove
the balance OF the herd 10 new quarters.
There are some men 80 short-sighted that
they won't kill the pig, bot will pay two or
three dollars for medicine. AMI then h. spi-
NAL will USUALLY die
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flee For the Remainder Of Deccm.

10Th to 18th, cloudy, threatening weather,
with rain or snowfalls In places; 18th and
10Th, clear or fair and cold; 18th to 18th,
cloudine, threatening weather, with heavy
rain aud snow storms in places 18th to 2.st,
clear or ;air and cold 2lst to 2jth, cloudy,
threatening weather, with heavy rain and
snow storms In places according TO latitude.
Probably severe norther in Texas about the
s3rd 20 to 9th. generally clear or fair, but
cold; 9th TO 3ist, ending in cloudy. threaten
ing weather, with severe rain and snow
storms in places 3lst, clear or fair and cold
warmer days Ill be about
the LIST, e,h, 18th, 18th, 2lst, and 18th. The
colder days will be about the
ID, sth, 18th, 18th, Gath, and Slst. Aurcras, (!
any, will be seen about the Sd, 9Th, an, 1871,
2nth and 18th
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should not be employed for covering niateri-
! al. as the vines are liable 10 injury from too
close packing Of the clay about them.