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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

"A OF MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE CoUSTT.
In the Probate Court of Lafayette '3nh'5' MAY
FERN, 22nd ia,-Iune eth. ls'H. =,
Elizabeth Moran, ADMINISTRATIVE OF Ia. estate OF
John q. Moran. deceased
NOW Mt this day comes Elizabeth Moran, aa-
II mnistra,rix OF the es'arr OF John u. Moran,
deceased. AMI presents TO the court Tier pei'tioh,
uray.ng for an order Tor the sale oil 50 Ihach Oh
the real estate OF sad deceased a VIII pay anu
satisfy the remaining debts due by said estate.
| ana vet unpaid for want of sufficient assets, &C
comranled by the accounts, lists ana ihN'h'o-
ries required by law IN such cases; OF eNanina-
| ton whereof, il is ordered that ALI PERSONS m
ierestei in said estate be notified that appiica-
| ,i.n Ms aforesaid has been mad, ami unless 'hr
contrary ts shown on or before the irst uaS %,
The next tr, III of this court, to be begun ana nero
| at tn. courthouse. in the city oil LrNihStoh' on
the second Monday in August. 1873, an ota"i
will l- male for the 8 lie 81 the WHO e orsr iilnti
of he real e>fai. of SAID deceased a. VIII ne SUI
| Iiclrut Tor the payment OF sa!I iehts.
And IT Is further ordered. that "A copy hrrcn
lie published in the Lexington. Weekly ihttiii
rrncrr, "a newspaper printed III saih county, "
L.aiaX cite, for four weeks sncc"ssIvtly. me IhH
inscrtlon to he at least four weeks before Ia
comm snccn.nt of the next term OF TINS court
WN T CANNON,
ies Judge OF the Probate Court.
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a~DMINISTHATOR,s NOTICE.

7 EITEKs of administration de bonis non on
Llnr ,ata,. of William Ridge, Deceased, were
granted TO the undersigned on the 3lst uhy OF
NAV, ls7s. by the Probate court ot i-alaye'ts
county, Missouri. ,
All persons having ciaim. against saiu estate
are required to exhibit them To me tor a'io"ahos
within one y, ar alter the du.e oil THIS hotce' oi
thew may be pr, ciu,led from any heneht OF SUN
estate; and II such elaine be not cNhiblien Will
JOSEPH DAVIS,
iu,,su Administrator.
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pUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS
NOTICE.

is hereby given, that | have taken
N chalge. CMay 29h, lo.o1, oil The estate =
James Mus-atti, deceased, Tor the purpose OF
administering upon the same
All persons having claims against saih estate
are REQUIRED to. exhibit the same 10 the uiher-
signed tor allowance within one year ait'f me
-. nf NV taking charge of it, or they may be
,,r-cIudei from any benefit OF sai'i estate; ana J.
such claims be mol exhibited within two Years
narnvrr harr.d. THO As STANDlSfl,
inrl,w Public Administrator.
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NJ NOTICE.

I ETTERS of administration on the estate oil
Il Alexander Berry, deceased, were granted
To the undersigned on the 2lst day Of May.
1873, by the Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
are required to exhibit them for allowances, T.
the administrators within one year after the 4 u
of this notice, or they may be precluded n ~
any benefit of such estate; and II such claims ID
not exhibited within two years they will be for
ever barred. SUSAN O.. BERRY,
JOHN l.. BERRY,
my2st4 Administrator,
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter-
IN esied, that the undersigned, guardian OF
the estate OF John W. Perkins. u minor. has
filed his exhibit and will apply to resign his
guardianshipot the sand estate at the next term
of the Probate court OF Lafayette county, Mis-
sour, to be begun and h.ld at the courthouse,
in the city of Lexington, on the second Mon
day in August next, 1873
RICHaRDT. JESSE,
jupeI Guardian,
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SALE.

V~4-IlEREAS George Henley ami Ann ithe
w Henley. his wife, 10y their certain '!':,u ~
trust, Gated The 18th day of May. \: u. ISL
county, Missouri, in book No. ~. AT l!S. -
conveyed To the undersigned trustee the t"i'""I
INK described real estate. situate, lying anu
beng IN the county of Lafayette, anu sIale "i
Missouri, to-wit: The west half oil IN" nofih'h |
quarter Of til" northwest quarter OF s'ttinh
twenty four I'D. and sixty tbo) acres on ni ,he
south end OF til. east half or the northeast quaite'
of section fourteen N4), and SIXTY acres on 'ht
uorii, end ot the west hall OF the northwest quar-
ter ut section thirteen tl3), all IN township "rlS-
nine 49, OF range twenty seven (-i), coh'''''-
ing on. hundr,! and forty u4oJ acres, more "i
less. to secure the payment oil "A certain promis
sorry note therein described. together WIN 'h'
interest due thereon, and whereas. saHi ihttit>
has b,comr due AMI default has been m'hc II
thu pnyui-nto OF the same; now, therefore. h"'i''
l. hereby gwen that the undersigned. trustee. ~
The r,gi.., Of the legal holder Of aaii mote, VIII
in accordance with the terms an,i c"ii!L'i"hs %
sand deed oil trlst, proceed 10 sell the real "siat
therein ticsci ihci. III pubic Nthuhe' 10 IN
highest bidder for cash in hand, AT the Z 'hrI
house ,inor, in the city of Lexington, county .
LAFAYETTE, and state OF Missouri. on
SATURDAY., JULY 9TH, a. D.. ISIS,
between the hour, of nine O'Clock IN the lorenzo
and i've O'Clock in the afternoon OF SAID day, I
satisfy SAID note and interest thereon, togetht
with the costs OF executing this trust. .a
nnril..-iI NJ. r. RoiLE, Trustee.
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EDUCATIONAL AND RELIGIOUS.

A gentleman of this city. intimately conncc'e"
with its educational and religious AFFAIRS A!hoiS
assists us 10 increasing the interest anu useiul-
ness Of the lutclligencer by editing this depart
urnt. I'd.
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ADMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE

r E.TTERS OF administration on the estate OF
IL Dina Suttield. deceased. were granted to
the undersigned on the stu day OF May
lS-s nv The Probate court of Lafayette county,
Missouri.
are REQUIRED to exhibit them Tor allowance to the
aIIninistrator within one year after tht date oil
This notice, or they may be precluded IRON anv
henpit of such estate. And II such ciaims De
moi exhibited within two years they Will be Tor
! ever barred. ItlEl ,.
maylSt5 Auinihio'ia'p'.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

1IHEKEAS, Wyatt Lewis, deceased, oy a
w certain deed OF trust. dated the ibtii uhE oi
February. a.. D., IsG,. and duly recpriei IN
The recorders office of Lafayette county, Ml--
-uttsi. III decd book en- No /, Al Ia-e7 go
~ ana 3,,, conveyed to the Undersigned trustee,
and being III the county oil Lafayette and slale
OF Missouri, In-wIt: The east hait al the snuth-
cast quarter nj section number Twelve t-j,,h
rnwu~hIu number fifty (5J. Oi range twenty nv
(al, Containing eighty ts) acres; also lhe ioi-
loving Described parcel Of land, Coiii'heli'inS
nine and nincty-iyc one hunarrHths " anu ~
| 100 chains from the southeast corner Vi tne
| southwest quarter OF section eighteen tls!,
township ily-"n" Oh ana rage t"ehty -lou.
| r5Il; thence north parallel to the line oet"efn
IN. southeast uui. .er and southwest quarter 4
said section eighteen tei, nlneiecn anu ninety
two one Gundredths az and ?!-l0w) chaiho'
thence west At right angles seventeen ana seven
Iren one hund e,tth- az and lI-lup) chains
theme. south nineteen and n!nty-t"o one nun
irriths u9 and g. 1907 chains 10 Inc so"'u ii.'
of said southwest quarter section; thence etet W
| thu place oil beginning. seventeen anu stNIS
i've one huntrcdlhS Il. AMI h'-ip'i
rns,n. containing thirty-fnur and nity-hvt
Smnir,dths "a and ,j-looI acres, 10 Sc
cure the payment al 4 certain lFohiise",S
mole therein described, aud whereas san" hot'
has become due and default made III 'ue pay
mrnt thereof: now, therefore, notice Is heteoH
given that the undersigned trusl'e,at ih' Fe4ucs
of the leg Al nuli.r 81 said mole, VIII IN actni"'
ancc with the terms and conditions % sa'u ~
%, trust, proceed to sell thu real estate atnF'
described, at public sale, To the hiEileei pi"ic
Tor cash in hand, on the above hcsciiU.i prem
lsrs, on
= FRIDAY, July ETH. lH.>,
f.. hr,wrrn tn, hours ui len O'Clock IN the lorthoo
1 ami two O'Clock IN the afternoon al Hai'i 'aS !
, - . ,-r, mud tns,rs,F Thereon ann IL
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15

.Du,x,sTnATOR,s NOTICE..

Y EITERs al administration IN til" estate OF
John W Wickuiar, deceased, We're granted to
the Undersigned On the l1th day oil May 1875,
nv the Probate court of Lafayette county, Mis-
sGurl.
are required TO exhibit them for i"wance 10 tne
administrator within one year alter the datc oil
I'M, notice, or they may be precluied from any
h.r,,ii of such estate. And if such claims b"
MOI exhibited within two wears they Will he Tor
ever barred. DE. u. h'H>EiL-
mol. W. Administrator.
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q SALE.

4 STEAM THREsHER AND ENGINE, in first
Arate order, and ready for work-good as
new. The whole establishment Will be sold LOT
81 600. Reasonable time given, with unques-
toned security. Apply ut the lntrlligenrer Of
flee, or TO me. at my farm, two and a half miles
southwest OF Wellington.
jUUclW3 Minus ADAMS.
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DISTH,I.ER WANTED,

A RAKE opportunity for AN active, reliable
hdistiller, with means sufficient to insure me
own responsibility to take AN interest in and fui
charge of an old established Fruit DIstliicry.
Large Apple and Peach Orchards attached. Ap-
ply Immediately to, or address,
II. 5. NANANGI.EN,
maylS Waverly, Lafayette county, Mo.
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FINAL

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons inter
sstsi that tn, undersigned, curator OF the
estate of Mary s. Kincaid. a minor. has flied
his exhibit for final settlement Of said MINOR
court of Lafayette county, Missouri, 10 be begun
and held in the city of Lexington, on 'iie sec"ho
Monday in August, 1873. c.-
jos RlCHARD fiE"b'
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VNAKEN up by j. "A. Johnson, ny
l ing in Dover township. itthyctte eEA
county, Missouri. and posted osi"re X.N.
ISIS. One MARE, OF hay color, BRANDED AS
follows: III" letter ''O'' on each shoulder. hsinn
in the right eye, IA, hands high. and about len
wears old. APPRAISED to twenty dollars. Jtoi2
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NV extra fine young Jack. MARlN"o VII
lao n,rmit,ed TO serve mares a: $40 to insure
n. il X hands ! inch high. black, with meal
Blsckburn's Kentucky Jack .
r.. turage rnrnl. ned. and good care tlkcb; ii
DIV cents per animal per week. ""Sii
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DESCRIPTION AND PEDIGREE.

Al w.s,,sa solid blood nay, with q littl'
white On his hind feet. l6n hands high, ana ~
heauty and stvIe is unsurpassed. He was SIRE
Inv Richard Vests Almont, he by Aishanu"i
thJ,iah. and he by Rysdyk's Hamblet9nish
Al W.st's Is, dam byBnhauan's Waiiis,su aaii
hy MurnhrIno Chief, Sd dam by Mason,s NIP
4th dam WHY unknown: Al w.s. Was ''A'
Nav 23i. ls.2, in Versailles, KENTUCKY
have a number of line colts by Man'uilh'
Chumpion aud Al. West, promising uo''ei'
which | viii sell at reasonable prices
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MONEY TO LOAN.
RAYNOTIC

w F. have several THOUSAND p'i'LA"o u
~ roam oh i'ea' ~ TUT & son.
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Nv fine ,ron-gray. thrre-year-old. Mamhr,no
Ch.muion colt, DICTATOR, will serve a nm
,,nJ nnmL.r of mares, nj SO to insure. ii. J.
;n,i sixteen hands high. and cannot he surphase'
tor beauty OF style
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-15
THE GREAT CAUSE
OF HUMAN MISERY.

HDuse, TIEUIuHtaT! ,eHfIssIo!s,
generally; consumption, epilepsy, and dts;
mental and physical incapacity, Se;i by Robert
j. Culverwell. NJ. p. author OF the Green
admirable lecture. clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of self
abuse may be effectrally removed Without med
ic,ne, and without dangerous surgical opera
tons, bougies. Instruments, rings or cor1sRis;
pointing out a mode of cure ut once certitn and
efTectual, by which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately and radically. This letter
will prove a boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent, under seal, i'll a PLAIN envelo pc, to any ad.
dress, on receipt Of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Tie CULNERWELLS MEDICAL Coz.
II Ann ST., New York: + %. Box, $5S6.
pafh,I2.lyr
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between the hours ui len O'Clock IN the forenoon
ami two O'Clock in the afternoon al said ''S t'
satisfy said note and interest thereon anu II
costs OF titI- trust.
mayli-id AElsAM |. LEWIS iiu'''''
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oRDER Of PUBLICATION.

STATE Of MISSOURI,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY
In the Circuit court of said connty-'n vacation
June 9th, 1873.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

HY G.. Il DANIEL, ID L. my25-a
Ryland u Ryland, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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Petition.
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STATE. OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY,
In the Circuit court OF said county, IN vacation
May 2l,i, ISIS
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
The Potato lll>ease.

a correspondent If tho Elaiish
.IDnyHnl ~ Horticulture Aays Tie ,,n-
tnto disease IL owing 10 tln destructive
action II two kinds II mil1ew. and II
starts nfresh every year from seeds. or
spores M they are called. which hasc
rested during the previous autumn md
winter either In tho ground or in the
potato tnhcrs, o. IN the manure heap.
Hc. therefore, makes the following sur.
gos.ions by way of prevention:
|. Burn the hnnlm and all wnste po-
tators, pnringr, rte, not intended for
lie animals, ~ spon IN possible after
tho crops has been raised Unless this
IL done the dceayinp hanlm and waste
potatoes mny fill tl.e ground with the
seeds If the destroying mlllews.
?. Do not threw the Ii.t,lm and waste
potatoes upon Ill. mature heap. because
thc mil,leM seeds will pain hi strength
i, resting In I'll. manure, md this viii
help to spread the potato disease neat
scason.
y. boil for u long time al diseased and
even apparently sound Potatoes before
You feed animals with th.in. It's high.
III probable tlini the se..la II tin potato
mildcws gain strength hy passing
through the stomarl, III an animal the
pix. for instance. The manure ef mi.
mails fed On rnw discussed rotatorh md
potato rarings may, for tile above rca-
son. become powerful means u spread
ing the potato disease.
4. DO not grow pntate.s nn the same
piece u lnnd two years III succession.
Any mildew see.ls which may rest In
the ground from last years potato crop
will begin IL grow about liz beginning
"r middle 81 Mn, hut they will quickly
perish II they cannot find potato plants
Ut hind ~ nurse them.
\. IL Anrc tl,e srcd potatoes arr omit.
free from disease when planted. a po.
tatp does not always show thu disease
on the ouisid.; therefore, IL will u.
necessary IT, cut the ncts IN order that
Iii" condition ~ each mny W. seen. A
few diseased plants will serve to infect
acres ~ potatoes IN u wit. warm ren.on.
y. t.e chemical mannreH i'll prefer.
once % any others for thu potato crop.
Ordinary mannrea may, especially IL
brought from distance, contain mil.
INV ANUMt
7. a ppiato crop mhs generally be-
saved i, pulling M the hanlm through
ont the Who'll" crop ~ completed, ~ poa.
Aill. directly the disease spots appear
on the leaves III any one III the plants.
Of co1r. the tul#rs will not grow any
larger nfler the leave. and stalks have
been removed. They will. however,
ripcn In The ground, more or less. ac.
cording IT, tho season, and. though they
may ~, ~ Very large. they will b. ~
for fool.
\. To inaire success, MI the potato.
growers III neiplborhool should fol
low tlr above plan. One plot II div
fns.d potatoes nlay furnish seeds enough,
in July 70 destroy The surrounding po.
tato crop.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
9casonable Suggestions.

Sann another ieeatl. ~ years will be mum
hoi.a With thu Things of tn past, and now, ~
The hulilasr afo approaching. We arr reminded
u this fat AMI ~ lilo iisst day IL lilo nov
YEAR max. npM resolutions aud prumlr.r, and
vow again and again that tiis next ,ear shall
r.c lrrrnIiihl. elsangn HI MIR llf., habits and
morals. How faithfully W. keep sheni ~
bricf time, mud then ono duty, II may H.. inter.
ferc-. ar NJ least w allo~ il H. ai .i,en. After
once emitting The performance IL ~ott,e prom.
ixea engagement, The second IL fnufs easily ~.
eompllslied. Would II mot IL latter, dear
ftteillr, AID ilipf. ~ otlr credit 10 make less
nminl~I ~ pledges aud make sl,en y, saerrsily
that they nlsall HI kspi insiolall.y II MT tli-
rmitAni. TINE alisl tfstef llass ~ bring
rnERrHtla,lr ~ ~ What Viii Il. for our brutft
during tn .eat which Will 4rsn dawn I'm I'm
We ran each insnilpti rpnis particular art. and
iha resi- TAN Aluisi ag laase u alone, b. they
fancy, aill nHistlHs, the which har lAuI.
III rtirli great rsfsste 10 mir that | Muul1
not he Willing a. egl,ei II |, ii this. III keeI,
MI accurate assonnt NJ All tie ihauinings anil
outgoing. ~ ins household expenses Iii fart,
vt tilt end ~ tin saar v. lfpn usrry eens
earned md all Hpeni, and Iii fninr. sAara, IL We
wish g. anam Tho eost ~ airy article. iiler. II In
IN our o~n book Noi,io "a, ih.y III mt ~sll
NJ know hDw much Tiny spend; ynll may MT
NOW. Int II will hs better IN YOU III yun al.
k.ineiinias Me br.ak tail.dnllar I'LL, and rai,.
not $50 whore Il has gone ~; rafar a. your
book anil thsru II ii Twill teach YOU 81 repno
mixc ~ nothing nine will Zach irniith fDDt IN
your account. anil then You Will know exactly
how much you have rtisnt and Tho LAY whaii
expended, ami may b. II Trrat assistance b.
yun. remember having hill III gts,i~ rnns
me for payment Amounting IL Eli referred
~ my aesab,lnt hpnk. aud there WAS tin date and
amount paid went 81 ID. store. produced
my lrr'k, and u WIS acknowledged hy tile pro-.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
Isamkruut Nations.

I'hp discrelit In which of late wears
foreign loans have been held in En-
glani had the effect Of making investors
place their capital in hnnk. gus. water,
insurance and railway stocks. Foreign
inN.st..'sntsN were thrown overheard aud
home securities were purchased. The
consequence WINS TINT competition run
mp llae prices of all such English home
securities. 4 reaction was sure Ia come,
and seems To bc setting In to-day In
England with some severity. The dis.
aster IT the City IL Glasgow bank. Will,
its misunderstanding clause, has caused
u heavy decline IN MI hank shares. Az
u u possible that the british public
may again return To foreign invest.
menis. the English Stock Exchange
Commission las published some III tile
iiris in regard "a these outside loans
which arc quite interesting. Should
there be return 81 peace OH tho cont.
nrnt. Russia, Austria anil Turkey, il ii
quite certain, will be- .Aicnsiy. borrow.
ers. Tie tatnl amount III money raised
ia London for foreign states during the
last halfceninr, Inns been something
like tbli.MAi,u0u OF this liJ7 ,OCO
Or vi Ier cent. IL in entire default. The
bankrupt states are Turkey. Peru, Mex.
loo. Venezuela. Honduras, Costa Nicu.
Paraguay, the Confederate States, Gru.
quay. Greece, bolivia, Ecuador, San
Domingo, Guatemala. poynis and ii.
hrria. The loans in partial default
amount ~ tl15.tNN.laNl nr I'D per cent
Spain owes Elu,OtN, NM. Tint country
has ~ lost credit that the chances Of
her paving her lonn arr on about par
with Turkey The Egyptian loan II hi
better r.palte just now, and ii IN be-.
lie,ed that the khc,lis. will keep his
engagements, The loans. then, ia On.
tir. pr partial default amount to case
MM.eHN, ar 81 per cent. Of tho total
raised. Ner iorL Times.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-12-13
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMY.

" you cover Your faces with wells, YOU
may save yonr pnllid complexion, but
yon will ininrc your sight,
A SWEET omclct IL simply rich, fried
cnatard, Take one traspoonful " sugar.
ono tablespoonful Of cream 10 every
two eggs, mix thoroughly and cook.
Serve with jelly,
HANDSOME screens aud mantel lam.
hrranins are made hy FASTING colorcd
pictures. autumn leaves, or other do.
signs upon u background of black cam
bric. finishing the whole with coat Of
good vnrnish.
A door recipe for coloring dove and
slate colors III all shades Ii made by boil.
ing In un iron vessel u tcacup NJ black
TIA with i leaxpooniul of eoppcns, and
water enough to cover tho goods dilute
this ill You get the shade wanted.
IL REMOVE the iron tnstc from new
kettles. boil 4 handful u hay Ia them.
and repeat the process II necessary.
Hay water IN u great swcetener Ut tin,
wooden md iron ware. In Irish tlairicn
everything used Tor milk III scnldcd with
Tiny WWAt1t
DRIED rose leaves sell for - n pound.
Int any farmers wife ought 70 BE- able
IL have IN many nv she likes. They
make the most delicious of kncliets.
either for the bureau or tho linen closet.
and, wlei mixed with dry Nnlt, retain
their perfume for 4 long time.
A INV elotlies.linc is tle terror alike
II the husband who puts II ont aud
takes II In. aud tie wife who nscs II ];
but by boiling il for an hour or two IL
can b. made perfectly suit and plinble.
II should bc hung In n warm room 10
dry and not allowed "a "kink.'
TAKE u chicken weighing about three
pounds. Cnt II In quarters and place
in porcelain pot. Add two quarts oi
water. md III II boil one hour Then
lasc frying.pan ready with lump oi
butter, and remove the chicken to II,
and have some boiled rice ready. cooked
In another saucepan about one cnpfnl
Of boiled rice AZ boiling the rice with
chicken improves the flavor of the soup
Add about one Tablespoonful ~ chopped
parsley, one onion aud small carrot
IN very thin slices; boil the giblct,
separately. md, whom tho chicken In q
rich brown. remove II 10 make 4 gravy
by adding half n cup Of wntcr, one
Tablespoonful 81 flour, and tho giblct,
chopped fine. Serve the gravy .epa
rutrly.