The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-05-23

MAY XS.
great many other diseases. Persons who are
weak and debiiitated cen be put on their feet
in few days by this treatment. The rub
hing must be done by a person of nervous
| temperament to insure success.
Flower, q Perpetual symbol OF
l Goodness.
| [Cor. Kansas Spirit, Isl
l How the universal heart of man blesses
| flowers! They are wreathed round the cra.
die, the marriage altar and the tomb. The
Persian far East delights in their perfume,
and writes his love in nosegays; while the
Indian child in the tar West clasps his hands
| With glee as he gathers the abundant bios
soms-the illuminated scriptures of the prai-
| ries. The Cupid of the ancient Hindoo tipp-
ed his arrows with flowers, end orange buds
are the bridal crown with u, . nation of yes
terday. Flowers garianded the Grecian altar,
and they hand In votive wrea,hs before the
christian shrine.
/ All these are appropriate uses. Flowers
should deck the brow OF the youthful bride,
for they are In themselves lovely type of
marriage. They should Irvine around the
tomb, for their perpetually renewed beauty
| is a symbol of resurrection. They should
festoon the altar, for their fragrance and their
beauty ascend in perpetual worship before
| the Most High.
PrOspecss for Crops i'm Sumuer
County.
fSumner County Press, l6I
II is not necessary for ms IN assert thu, the
approaching wheat harvest ia the abso,biny
tonic of interest to the average settler in the
I.Arkansas Valley Unon n a.nsnds in .
great measure. the future welfare and nros.
peritv or The covntrv and its taaming tbou.
sands. Win the erne,iarc. of los, vear 70
remind ms that The cron is sc.celv safe Till
Rarnered. the growth of the present tnmense
acreage bias been watched with the CREATES,
solicitude. Few have ventp-ed IN indulee in
| the pleasant but unprofitabIe pastime for
counting chickens before they are Matched
but the result of observation has been bone-
fitness of n nrsni,pops resrIt Tba u.athsr
for the mast 10 " weeks as he., oil ,,ot could
be desired and the nrosnac, 81 a IihsraI ,,.,d
hos imnro,.,, ILL ,,,r..o,,, ,,,, -.
,s 90 close ar band Tho, car,aInitv con- na.r,v
tasa,b. nlac. 81 sna.,,,.,;o,
,osrI, =, oons,.,, o,,, 600, ,u,,,-,,
.adsd ~ ii nit, ohSarv,,Ior ,r, ca, s,,,, ~,
40 soIIows. f
Aswa have eIsewhsr. s,.,., IN. srs, sown
ON e.r,y hraakin. ON the nn,ands .na oil the
% az, DAs on 'ne up,"n us. anu an 'no
Do AeN' ".e So "1iAe 'H"' eo"n -
. 80
| =. - 80 o., vi
.orst,a-a, 80. - .,t 90 mo. 70
yepcies III hail storms are I.f, on, of,ba ouos-
tIor .,ha -, 90 U' -. '"e fue'-
| in op.n,i,,, Ill. e. So. .,l.
mined bv m. ,,,aa,,.r -. -, 80
,br.a v,aaSs r.,,a,, ~, - g. -.
On this co,n,v ,na,, ~, ..roI,, ..,;,,.,oI, =,
| q na.n hrsh.ls n.r o..
Pr. .rd h.,,s,. ,ro,,,is, . ,,u ,,o,,
ar the snrino Grains OF course =, q 90, ..,,v
IN sn..r,a,. ,,;,h on, a.,,r.,, 90 ..,r,oir,,.
Corr, ,,os ,Ion,.d so,Ir "a ,,ooa 80 =.
| c,ra,, NJ, n.,as - h,o,, .,,,i,,.,,.,,
,wio, .r1 ,,r,,ars ,to,,.aI,.. a.,
g,v. This .,,n IN. .,,an,io, a. ;m,or,onc.
demands before harvest ip,erferes n the
season continues favorable. n large surplus OF
corn will me gathered
Oats are reported in a fair condition, and
with ia'orapie weather VIII DC an average
Ear,y varieties of potatoes. iudginp from an.
pearances. " I'LL be plentiful and cheap. Other
vegetables are being produced in abundance:
and the peonle of Snmner countv are snrs IN
have enough tn eat in that line
Of the frpit nrosnac,s VIC have freouentIv
spoken bar.,ofora and ,ys ,p,t, only r.n.a,
thar nj, FINDS of frui, ,r.ss an h..r,n, o,a
loaded dov, with a wealth Of frp,t
va,nnh,. 1s,n,. IN uo...L..,.v~
rprair,e Es,mer Is'I
anaxce,,.nt f,rni,,r, no,,sh % ,,.,a h,
,i,irg two n.r,s 81 rinsa,, an ,r,,h On, -
,nr,.ntirs tbis rrs, ~, ri, ,,,,,,,,,, q, ana
,r;,,o5 dry ond g. 81 oo,,rsa o., no 81 o,,I,,
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a.ou A. .le -. p'pos, u ou snU'' oe ~.
'una'e snousii W nay 'ne"i anu theii "oo'ni,
p"nyins .ioon Jug. hoiaN wiz s''''is iiu
tne Hou VI ooAioa.m , anu s',"i''', nuI'
ai''eS' anu eali'phoi VIII Keep oiaeA anus ii'"h
'he susai' wrap the gum III papers, anu lay
IL In places irequented by these pests.
STOVES SET away ior the summer shouid DC
well rubbed with Kerosene, and unless In a
very dry place IL VIII DE oest 10 wrap some
carpet or thick paper around them.
MIX stove backing with benzine, ana scour
zinc with Kerosene ana Bristol brick wash
with hot soapsuds and polish with whiting.
Scour tins the same way, or use powdered
lime instead OF Bristol brick.
To take paint from window glass apply
hot solution of washing soda, and clean " hite