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Repubi can Primaries.

Delegate 10 the County Republican Con.
We tloI 10 b. held on the ijn of October a.
the Court uOu>e IA /. .av-u worth city. at l.
&c ock noon, VIII b. Ircted at the foliowii z
p"c =: IN the county fTOHI two until fOu
O'Clock p IN In the cIly from sew en- TO II 4lf
past iSut o'clock u. m, On thursday October
kud, tue dc e.aIe, 10 be Of two mem-
Oers Eom each township IN
the comfy and fve members from
each ward IN the Guy. Tue dele ates
lrOn the 1T, I'd, aud IA wards OF L-ayeu-
worth city which " nd, con-tItute the Rod
10 o'c "ck "a IN. on Oli"beT n, at the Court
nous for the puTpO.e of nominating "a county
co niul- SiDneT iOT'Lna, District
Tue pTlm aries Will be neld at the following
places:
tr.r |ari-Cory Van TuyI, corner Third
ana Seneca.
secpnI ward-Tim Nee ,rthy's.
TEIrd Nari-Nrw N arket
Fourth "ard-Adaul Eli arts corner Seventh
and hIuwa.
Kicks, 90 Township-R E. Bugby, Pleas
ant hld-e House.
EsstDu Tow .snip-Ni lwoOd Postoffice
AieXaIdra-at >ps N dale
D,ltwar AT Mt. Muncie school House.
High rra'rie-at Hls IA Prairie sc hool House.
FtI.mOnt-at GHrde Prairie choDI House.
IonsaBoxie at TongsnOx3e
Ren"-one delegate at Reao and one at
Fall Leaf.
-trsuger-a. Joe hodges
Ohhc-Ts 10 be nominated are:
SJeTlH.
County Treasurer.
County Clerk
Regis er OF Il, eds.
Count >aryeyo.
Coroner.
HIM AILER
Ch'mn county Eepub lean CenIraI CON.
y. CLARK > CTetary
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SALT RHEuM ON BODY
And Limbs. obliged so go sbout On
Clutches. a Wonderful cure.

Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER -''entlefnen-In
Justice 10 trOse who may sufirr a. nave sui
erred, and a gr-IeIu cEnONltusibehb Oh
ne cure nave ceiNed from inc use OF the
CUTICCKA K NEEDLES, voluntarily make tLe
following statc.Eenl-
na q uaI salt a.uegn on my Doiy ana on
one ley IN "A We y lgraVaJed form Tor years
No klud OF tr aLTn.ui, or medicine, or dec
tors uurlug inI- lime. did me aBy peTIna
uenI . Oh NJ fTIsuds IA Maiden and .tse
wh.rr Know that nave been great suffer
er and IusL my ~. .Iis ION a. Iim.s has UeeD
such a. t. make me q spar Of ever belus
aDIe g. nd a cure. or Ven n re- lei. Ia l,
when DC the Use OF CUTICCzA, my lint
Yves 30 IA aru tender That could LOt bear
my - els hJ on II without the SKIN cIackin-
and bl.seIIng. aa1 Was Obliged 10 g about oD
cru -CTlts. 1 comm need 10 u>ethC CTICCkA
In AuTIl, AID a ono IeallZ q iis Dt 'ncIai
effects IL gIa8uai.y drew the inflammation
anu num.Ir L, he surface and. ~ iast as Lap-
p-aIeu ti,-alt-i a. A. Time, iarse Quantities
would cuul. 90 the ~. lace, causing burning
heat H. Il tfuIn-I4Uu. swelling ana chlhg,
which under Jns .-suslant us Of GETiCCRA,
wo lu -apiuIs ~uU-ls-e aud h-s. EaCu time
tne-.- out Ie4k- - 4tSs nd .e-S severe aftd
nna ~ ul.4,Pesr.d Istving me prifecil
cured. 1 us,d ii.e tUTICUKA nye months aud
took the hE-sLEESr tHB-I 1T the tghe, which
were tue ,,iIIy tom de, / u-ed. ] tnrnk IN.
Resolves "A very Strengthening nj puu
Iylus tte4IclB. q TAX III such Extreme ca-'
as m4ue. D.-stlIst iGG disease - 80 Weakening
10 the syst -fu.
Very gIair.u'iy yOuIs,
MRS Asa K. -EDNN.
Maiden, Mas, Oct. - 1873.
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The Baptist Association.

The ninth annual session of the Second
District North Missouri Baptist Association,
Including Kansas. convened in the First Bsp-
tist Church, Leayenwor.h, at 2 o. clock r. n.
yesterday.
The following Officers were present: Rev.
H. H. White. Moderator; ]. W. Marshall,
Secretary; II. Smith. Treasurer; J. W. Crush.
shon, Cor. Secretary, with the Executive Board.
The Moderator read the lS2d & 1884 psalms.
Hymn-''Blest be the tie that bind our
hearts In Christian Love"
Prayer by Rev. Henry Robertson, invoking
Gods blessing on this assembly.
The Moderator appointed the committees
according 10 Constitution, resulting rs fol
lows:
On Enrollment-Hardin Smith, J. W. Cush.
ron, u. L Robertson.
he commi Tee on nomination reported
White; for Secretary. L. Robertson Cores
poudi g Secretary. + ID. Ewing: Treasure
b J. Burton: Executive Committee. J. W.
Marshall, g. Gray, Z. Z. Berry.
treasure, Il. smith: Corresponding secre-
taiy J. W. q ushsbon Executive Committee,
c Z. Berry, u. Williams, H. J. Burton; after
The following delegates were reported -
present:
H b White, Denver, Col; H Robertson.
Kansas City; Gray, Independence, Mo; ID
l. Rooeron, Kansas City; " H Howard,
L ,avenworth; W Mercer, Lawrence; D
Aaix-, Lawrence; Green Jenkins, Fort smith,
Arb; A Alexander, t1eavenworth: L lane,
LexInston, No. W Marshal, sedaiia, 40; j
W orushshon, NJ ami MO; HI Burton, ye fier.
son 1ty. No; d Ewing. wyaudotte, Ka.:
Griffin Green, Lexington, Mo; d Siepheneor.
Independence. No; John Harris Lrx.naton =
No; A II II Turner, Leaven worm, No:
Hsrdiu fmith. Boonvf lie. No: II W JoueG
Roeyia. Princeton. No: L. veulman T7vecc
J " Miller. Lexington, No; william Hsndy,
Independence, No. Il Laws, vicks6af.,
NJ religious eonnitsss rsportedRsv.
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shoot Him at sight.

lSt Louis Journal of AgrIcu ture.
The killing o. sLeep by useless curs, the
property of men who haven't industry
enough 10 earn the money to bug lamb, nor
the sease to raise one If they had, is every
once in a while mentioned by our country
exchanges. wesaw 1t reported few days
ago that eighty head had been SO killed on
one firm in "a single mis- ht- IL they had been
stolen by thi-vIng bipeds instead OF killed
by sai of murderUus CANNES the whole
county would have been aroused to hunt
Them down, but the dear dos get OF scott
free. We are indisposed TO recomm nd ~
mercy any dog that Will kill a sheS p let him
belong 10 whom he may. ShooI hum Al
sight
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SheriHs Sale 10. ia.

DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
II that under and by virtu- of an executioa
Issued on an abstract Of I'D - tent render' Il In
an action in Justices Court be ore IhOnss
PIowmsn, a Justice of lii. Peace in ana ioI
Leayenworth tOwn>rip, In the County OF
L-avenworIh, in the State Of Kansas. III an
action wuerlin Nnten Won tnk i plaintIn
aud Andres h tterer and Margaret ke'terer
are dehndsnt=, which execution wa TO me
directed and deiiS cred. 1 vii on Monday
tSe 18th day of 81 ptrmbsr AID. l>'s, Il eieN-
O'CLOCK =. IN. of that day, at the south 'front.'
door OF the Court House in the CITY OF
Leaven worth. III the County of Lesven-
worth, in the State of Kansas, Ofer at
pubic sale and sell to the nj hest der,
for each in hand. the 4ol!oWing described
tract OF land. situate, lying aud being IN
the county of Leaveuworth, IN the state
of Kansas, name Y:
Lot numbert n lIOJ, in block number two
%, IN Benz addition 10 the cIIy vi Leavtn-
worth.
-aId property has been levied upon and is
10 be sold as the property Of AGten hettereT
mi Margaret ketteTeT.
Dated TINS Ian day OF August, ID 1873.
L. q. LOWE,
Sheriff of Laavenwortn Couuty, Kansas.
john e. Nosel, Attorney for PISintih.
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Fruit Gathering.

ltor -ulCdso lIlUuuei Is.
The keeping quail les of many varieties of
apples NAV be greatly improved by gathering
of the trees early, We should advise picking
most varieties CT apples in this latitude about
the Goth OF September, although the weather
and season should determine this to a certain
extent. II the weather is cool and there is
no danger OF frost. a week or two later msy
he just as good. II hot and dry. the sooner
the fruit is picked the better. This is our
opinion ony-others may differ. To keep
well, apples must be hand picked when they
are dry They should be stored in sheds In
shallow boxes or bins, and be kept there
until II becomes necessary to remove them 10
warmer quarters Apples must not be pi ed
so deep that the weight OF thoss above be-
comes sufficient to crush or bsuise those
underneath. 1t takes Judgment and expert
ence To handle applesr ana no one Can give
full dire tons Tor succ ssiuly doing II under
all conditions and in all seasons.
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Surprise Parties.

lIbT. CuIcdsO
l know somewhat a out surprise parties.
One night after We had retired 10 bed and
were sleeping peacefully, u loud rIrg at tie
bell aroused us.
l thought ,ome one had come on a matter
OF life or death, and rushed TO the door as soon
$ coaid throw on my Clothes.
There stood "A crowd Of people who yelled
''Surprist" the instant opsnsd the door.
Tiny rushed and took possession of our
rooms, aid C trried things with n Oh hand.
My wife in curl papers and oat-m al gloves
ON was very much surprised ind. ed.
All my wiie's clean nspEius We're brought
out, the best table-cIotn spread over the
able, two GUS, three plates, and bowl bIok-
en-, and our paTIor carpet gayIy ornsmented
with C Ike, sand witches, candy, and several
other articles
About 3 O'Clock they let after assuring us
that They had "a perfectly splendid time"
III course, We enjoyed the The party; OH, yes
inGeeJ,
'he next day We enjoyed the cleaning up
more.
How Pleasant II is to have your friends
think 20 much of you!
Surprise parties are great institution.
NOTHING removes an Incipient Cold more
quicsiy and pleasantly than reliable Ca
thartic medicine, such as that old AMI tried
remedy, Dr. Butls Il fillmore Pills, used by
thousands OF miles throughout the land.
Price only % cents
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ECZEMA OF TFE hands
Ear-~ s.t.- e<s,ag eFt.r from q
-Si.-Aaos,t Attorney.

FDITo. ~ RLEANs PICANrNE,-SIr-
Sine an "a 8 Of I-Gs- uP 10 iiv iasL thre'
week, L-y been trDLO with an eIup-
ton OF i4- rK4u, ~ III Il the uOctO> TIstIi by Va
riOu> names, bat HI,Icu = Eeu' RAIN knoEn
by the Il -Ist- 81 l. ana 81 salt hieGTn- IBe
prilcI.,.s :. ace alex Was ny nsnus,
wnIcu 20 ,!Ie>. - vclaIiy curing the ~InJsI
wcT- yer. sure.
AttIt4g> 40. disease Jhra ptened to S read
from uis nat. a. .iud DuyrlDp my whOle rroBs F.,
Doctors have b--iE CiBu-uits q IA fnl!ad lphIa,
Washington, and this city, WIN 40 moi.
success IuaG a tenn ..ssfS T,llrt- Alter con-
siderable pens , a..l much pain ana sui
ferius, 4 nau cOan. 80 tl- CONCLUSION that
wouIu, a. the say ~ COOS. nave 10 grin aLo
bear n.
bout four weeks ago 1 read in the pie
yum" tie adv. IJ4>-Invnt { tG'iCuTa, To-
sale by oar wei known Druggist. Mr. Ly ~
and re- Iv-d 10 Try H. / purchased a nI
cent DIX, auI Bc'ore a vas hsI- used he 80
et>ed nal cum Piyi-lN Gi~ru' AR q, "Hd 1 ie'i
CERTAIN tual usu. = "A pr Lane ut cure
NY OBJ rC' III -enuiIaE Nru ans !"II ~ I"
MAKE AuDsu 20 U.brI -Uh T,r- ii.e EaiUe 80
CUTICU "A, a Il uIu> Zen. Ia, n ever ~ .IuIIe,
sun .rus ham amy
AOulS JIu!y, FL AkkDLl-
Attorney agu 1 IIus=IIpT It Law
IS Camp -, New OsIesIHs, Dee -, 1875.
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The StOckmIa is re,p0psib!e for the follow
ing:
THE wheat story Of the season comes to US
from 0arkesdale, down In Christian County,
Illinois, where a Mr.. Clark some years ago
mortgaged his land for 81. 600 and failed to
pay more than 81 cor of the interest, which
accrued as interest will. Suit was brought to
foreclose the mortgage, but Mr.. Clark fought
TO gain time, and strange a. 1t u ay seem, his
attorney vas enabled 10 delay matters so
much that his client had t!ms 10 SOW quite a
re- pectable area Of wheat. This summer he
harvested eight hundred acres Of whest aud
sold the crop a 81 cents per hui hel, realizing
enough TO pay s25 0D0 of III. 81. 600 principal
interest and costs due on the place To do
this required an average of "a bashels nearly
per acre ~
There's an Illustration for our E7gnSh
brethren of what can be done on this side OF
the Atlantic with the acres that men own In
place OF those they rent.
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Rather Graphic.

A farmer who Is rather celebrated for his
use Of words of magnitude was telling a story
Yesterday of . N escspade with an iniuriated
steer upon his farm recently Just as the re-
porter went into the County Clerks office ID.
caught the concluding portion, which was as
follows:
The animal roared like the roaring thun-
der and rsn ike the MIN Bile lightning; al q
springiny over The fence WIN the s~Itnes>
OF n star falling from O. e nrmarn.nt, i Tor
nv pants a-under with CT ash ~ loud as II
the globe had been shivered by a comet"
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DEMOCRATIC VOTERS.
CaIl for C0Uyentiou

All foT convention.
Primary meetings wi be held at the places
hereinafter mentioned, In the city o Lave -
worth, and In the various tOwnshi DIS in the
county OF Leayenworth, on
SATURDAY, TIE 9th DAY.oF sEPTEy.
Der, y. u. 1873,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to attend
the Democrats County Convention, which
will meet al the Criminal Court room in the
city o. LsavenwOIth on
MONDAY, TIE 29th DAY oFsEPlE NBER,
A. ID. 1879,
mating
Sheriff
Tr, s>urer.
County ClerR.
r. ster Of DEEDS.
surveyor
County Commissioner Second District.
There will be two delegates and two alter
mites from each township IL the county and
I'VE Delegates aud i've aIternates from each
ward In the city.
Between the adjournment for a permanent
rganiz ttion, the delegates from the First,
Second and Fourth wards In the city OF
u ayenwOrth Will meet in convention and
no innate a Commissioner for the Second dis
trict- The primary meetings will be held in
the CITY from toe NJ. and IN the county
at p. VI and a. the flowing places:
r!TsI wdId-Wash!ngron Hous-.
Second war -Timo'hy McCartey's.
Third wards. Cross
Fourth ward Turner Hall.
AlexandrIa-at ; prinsdale.
Ielaware-st spears school House.
EastOn-at aston.
Fsirmount-at Prairie Garden School
House.
High Prairie-at Central School House.
hickapoo-at Kickapoc.
Reuo-at Reno
Sherman-at Lenape.
stranser-at Timber Ridge School House.
Tongsnoxie- at Tongsnoxie.
b. order OF the Democratic Central Com
mittee. SCOTT ASHTON,
CGyZw StcIeIaTy.
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TICr. Pfaifle FARMER
Many plants crowded together in a small
space, soon exhaust the soIl and IL should be
point with all owners OF vases. pot plants
and boxes 10 see that the roots o. the plants
have plenty TO eat and drink, so to speak
This can be kiyen in many ways-a few
handouts Of rich compost or very fine ma
nure, such as guano and COW droppIngs made
very fine. Ifthe latter are very old they may
DE given pretty thickiy as a top d-es>Ing and
viii soon waeh out OF sight IL guano is used
II is safest TO make II into liquid manure, by
tying II in bag and then pouring boIiing
water on II, using about one ounce 10 gaI-
lon of wafer.
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Train the BOY Well.


Il Is very likely that the beginner Will
make some mistakes. The boy may not run
the mower or reaper AS well as father can
he may not be abe to sell the farm products
quite as well, or Purchase goods quite rs
closely But he ought to learn t. these things
some time, and ii is very desirable that he
should learn while he is young. His father
shou d go with him a. first, al d show him
how to ret and teach him what to do The
farmer should point out The mistakes which
are made, and show how they Can be avoid.
{ d In future. be should act the part of a
gpide and counselor, and give the y all
necessary Instruction in all the different lines
of farm business.
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Wool Growing.

The fact that We import large quantities of
wool in the msnuf ctu ed state cannot be too
strongly emphasized. Let il be borne In
mind that the more wool We grow. and the
nearer We come to supplying the home de-
mand Tor wooden fabrics, the less money goes
out of the country for them, and at the same
time more employment l. afforded our own
labor-our o~n ..per-tives who are cons um-
ers of the products of the farm. Thus tue ~
tefe>t OF the manufacturer. the farmer. and
the laborer are ali suuseIvsJ and lie country
l. richer by the amount saved in the opera
tiOns OF tnrse great lnGu-,Ilcs acting with,
a nd uuOn each Olher.
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To Press Ferns and Leaves,

ICOr. UhlcisO IlIeT-Ucean,
Gather on dry day. Take a Il tt-irOu and
heat II barely hot enough 10 iron cloIhe..
Lay your fern on pi &c of cardboard and
press firml. for moment. first one part, then
another. Do not slip your ion over them,
for II it is little too hot they will roll up.
II they turn brown let your iron cool until it
will leave them OF their natural green color.
When quite dry dust them over with rosrn,
then pass tn. iron over quickly, pressing
lightly; raise your fern rom the caro- DO I'll
with the left hand As the iron passes over it
otherwss- IL Will stick. II not Vanished
sufficiently, dust .nd iron again. Bright
colored leaves can be pressed the same any
other and will retain their color Tor years.
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sure Thing.

DIR. Kings Syphilitic Remedy is warranted
TO cure syphilis in the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all Its varied and
complicated forms, and will cure the worsi
cases OF yenereal diseases; cases which have
physicians OF America II cures the hrsi
stage and heals the ulcers in q few days. II
cures ulcers in the mouth, nose, throat, head,
arms and legs also hard pains in the bone
and joints, swelling of joints, syphtlitic rheu-
matism, ETC., in q short time. Price i've dol.
lars per package. Sent everywhere by ex-
press. A treatise on sexual disease, free
Sent mailed for two stamps. Sold by DR.. ]
Dinsbeer, AIS, North Seventh street, st, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed or tne money refund
ed. Thee. Egersdorf, agent, Leavenworth
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aOn.umption Cured.

An old physician retired from practice
having han placed In his hands by an EAT
India missionary the formula of a simple
vegetable remedy, 1or the speedy and perma-
pept cure or consumption, bronchitis, cat.
ar, h. asthrn and all throat and lung alice
lions also a positive and -atica cure for ner-
yous debility, and all nervous Complaints,
AIT having tested its wonderful curative
powers in Thousands OF ca-es mas leIt IL DIS
dnty To make il known TO MS Suffering fei-
.ow.. Actual by this motive, ana Uesire
to relieve human sufte iuE, VIII send Tree
of charge, to all who de ire II, inls recipe,
with full direct on Tor preparing and using
IN German. French or English. Sent by
maiI by addressing with s'aplp, lming THIS
paper w. ". sherar, li9 Powers BLOCK
Ro hs n
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shocking Accident.

% The circumstances detained below were In
the hands of the reporter Monday. but Were
overlooked. II seems that a young man
named John Lsrason, while returning from
the fair at Platte City TO mis- home neal
Rushvilie, Missouri, was put of the cars oil
the chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Rail-.
road. within SIX miles of Platte City, In al
intoxicated condition, on Saturday night
between seven and eight O'Clock. He was
fouI during the night in a horribly man
gled condition, the lower portion OF has bOiy
and legs being all ma he'd ami crumbed up
by the cars Ne was about tyenty-twO year
Old, and leaves a widowed mother and some
younger brothers ond sisters at Nashville, Ia
which point he was carried sunday. 1t l.
imposed that In endeavoring TO catch holo
of a car tnat was passing, he was knocked
down anu dragged under.
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p9,s positively care every form OF skin
disc e, such as letter, ring sum, sr',Io
eruption, pITTi pes or blotches on the lace
uuuatura! reGn. s. of the nose or lace IL Is
without question the greatest healing rem
eiy the world has ever known; cures as ii
by magic by simply snnointipg the part
affected and for that distressing complaint,
-'itcniDg pies symptoms OF hich are
moisture, like perspiratioD, Intense licnihs,
As IN min worms were craving in and shout
the parts affected. gives immediate relief and
cure is certain .sSwayne's Ointment" Is
sold by all lesding druggists at - cents oox,
address by DIR SEayne & Son. go North
sixth street, Philadelphia. on receipt OF price.
ASK your druggist for it or request them 10
procure IL for you. Sold by Arnold & hunt,
Ieayenworth. tustDurssst1w
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A sure 1'ninx.

Or. Hunters Specific and Injection No.
Are warranted TO cure GonnornPa, Glee:, Cor
lee, Structures, Diseases of the Kidneys, Blad-
fer and Urinary organs OF males end fe-
males.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 is q sure remedy
tor the SpermatOrrhda, Seminal Weakness.
nightly emissions, the loss of power, CT used
oy self-abuse or excessive indulgence. Price
Of DR.. Hunters Specific q per bottle In'ec.
ton, 81 per bottle. sent everywhere ey ex.
press. DIR. j. Dinsbeer, sole proprietO No.
AIS, North Seventh street, ST. Louis, Missouri
Send two stamps for treatise. Cure guaran.
Steed or tn money refunded.
Theo. Egersdord, Agent, Leavenworth
KnuSaa. mayll.e0dAu
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Strawberry Plants.

lIOI tnlcdeO lTlDuee OO
Strawberry vines should BE- covered with
sIough-hay, where It can be procured, as soon
as as the ground is frozen up "ior good
his mulching must be left on until danger
OF frost in Spiins is past. The plants need
not De covered thicsly; the object OF the GOV.
eripg is not TO K ep the plants warm, but to
Prev Mt too Ir, qu,nt ne zing and thawiDg.
any straw will an-weI; bat the gr-s- Is otsL
because II Is u-uaiIy fee from nuxiOus SEEDS.
sou grape-S vim, do not usually require
any prOtec ion; Uut "a snOye.fui oI well-Totted
manure spread -round the roots will act ~
mulch, ,he saline as tue grass on straw berries
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q Gathering Ferns

Fern-gathering part es sIe row in order,
and ladies and children in many places may
already be seen taking short dives inro the
country and To the warehouses and wild
spots along the hills, for the purpose of max
ing coy homes still more attractive during
the fall and winter mOatns by careful ~
stocked Wsrdian cases, and the gracefully
brnuing dried iiond~. The CHIEF obstacle 10
pressIna f-rus tor indoor decoration J. their
disposition to curl up as soon as pick II
Il best, Therefore, 10 carry To the glen ana
brake folio made OF white porous paper
covered with stin pastebosrd. the ferns
shOu d he ca efuIIy places. between the piges
"a gathered and the III cover viii hold
them in their naIurnal shape.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-18
A KIND FATHER.
Wis Love for IN fcrrinS. " anderfnS
Son Reaches from the Prairie state
to the CIoua-Kissed Mountains OF
the West.

Son ReaC hes from the Prairie State
, ~
10 the Sioua-Atssea hou"'"s VI
tho NVast
VIC
the Rock Island train which went east
,o,,, .h,s o,,, ,as, evapin, hore two rassen.
iioih 'n' cay t"' =
gers, fatner ana son, the latter haNihs Ms
tory ,tmflar TO that of the Prodigal Son. Ii
= x, ,ptu,ar, r~i,, a,5 MS sor yam.
WIS MI Aiain l. H~i's anu ~
uei, on their way 10 Aurora, lHihos' tne
former;s howe and the birthplace OF the
I,,,sr 7, ls-f he father vho ts we'll fixed
'"e'ei' =" io'' nc AAi' "
In the way OF this Worio goous, sent MS SUI
to PHILADELPHIA to study dentistry, he having