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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
Fortunes wheel.

AAirtA Tenn y ; Jul
Turn, Fortune, turn thy wheel, and lower
the proud:
Turn Thy wild wheel through sunshine, sto.m
and cloud
Thy wheel we neither love nor hate
Turn, Fortune, turn thy wheel, with smile
or H0wn;
with that vi wheel we go not up or down !;
Oug hoard is Little, but Cus hearts are
great.
smile, and We smile, the lorts of many
lands;
Frown. and We smile, the lords of our own
hands,
Fsr man IS man, and m S;er of his fate"
The next grand Semi-annual distribution
of the u.sians State Lottery i at noon on
Tuesday, June I5ih, at New Orleans, under
the sole management OF Generals BeauTegard
and Early. The priz : anOdut to over half a
million, and tickets are ten dollars. with pro
portionsl fractions do En TO tenths. For in
formation, address VI. A DaGphIn, Z. y. Box
6a2, sew orleans, La.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15

= most beautiful piece O. marble work has
just been finished, and can be seen at the
ware 10 m Of Messrs. BurECtte & Heis on
Cherokee EtIeet. 1t mas been made IN mem
DRY ol;he late Major Taylor, Paymas!er, L.
:. a, and three of his childlyn. and viii De
taken this week 10 the family buryins
ground IL NJ. Muncis Cemetery. The des GA
is chs,te and elegant. and VIII well Tepay
an inspection, being an original design by
this elisIprising fi.In.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
Attempted burglary.

a sneak thief undertook TO burglarize
sleeping room in ,Ir. Geo. Ummethun's resi-
deuoe yesterday morning about three
O'Clock. Mr.. Ummethun awoke in time TO
see the intruder trying TO crawl through the
window into the room and jumped cut OF bed
10 catch him, but lie was not quick enough
aud The wouid-be thief sid down from the
porch and escaped a gun viii be kept in
the room after this.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15

NVP sF".
IGOR. ST. Louis journal. 1

tSOr. ST. LOUIS Journal
A source of illness, is the filth allowed 10
accumulate around dwellings, such as the
hog pen, a bsdly arranged privy. the slops
thrown out from the kitchen, either of
which may breed typhoid fever; while the
the whole three combined will be sure 20
keep family, in close proximity to them,
sick all summer. Dry esrth, leaf mould,
plaster oil Paris, or chip earth thrown on
these cfiensiye nests will not only absorb
the gases, but il properly handled will be
an excellent fertilizer.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15

"WH4T EvEEYBJDT REQrIEEs''-A GOOD
CATHAETIC AND ANTt-hILI0CS MEDICINE
Keep your liver healthy, "ud thus ward OH
many distressing complaints, by using
'swayne's Tar and SarsaparIlla Pills" Cures
SEX or nervous headache, dizziness, bilious
ness, bad taste in the mouth, dyspepsia, IN
Uari piles all complaints Of the stomach
al bowels. They act gently, without any
. n or gripping, aud do not leave the bow Is
CcsJiVe, a. Il the ease with many other par
OativeS. Prepared only by ". SWayne q
-JD, Philadelphia, and sold al - cents a box
bT leading druggists. Sold at wholesale by
ARNOLD & HUNT, Druggists, and retail by
Campbell & KendTick. Wed-frisunSw
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sure Thing.

DR.. Kings Syphilitfc Remedy is warranted
TO cure syphilis IN the primary, secondary
and tertiary stages, and in all Us varied and
com plicated forms, ana will cure the worst
cases of yenerea4 diseases; cases which have
resisted the treatment of the most EN- YleHt
physicians Of America. Il cures the Ir-t
stage and heals The airs-S ia e irN. days. II
cures ulcers In the mouth rEurg a.EUtf, head,
arms and legs; also .Hr.t nHir.~ lu the bones
and Joints, swelling OF Joints, -gpliIlric rlaU-
N ttlSIn, etc, IN "a -auEt JuIe. Price i've dol
Lars per package. sent every whore BY -X-
press. treatise GA sexual disease, free.
sent msile,t for two stamps. sold by Dr. J.
BinsbeeT, 10, North Seventh street, 81, Louis,
No. Cures guaranteed OF t.Er money rgigHj-
-. Thea. EsersUUrf, agent, Lesvenwur-
Kansas. ruilsOdSs|lyT
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How 10 Cook Beans.


Soak quart of beans over night. "a the
mnruing turn away the water from the N,
snd put them into clean, cold water 10 boil.
When boiled quite terder, kim them ut
into your bakiug-dish, stir into them but
ter the siz. of an egg, little salt, aud Ia
blesp onful Of molss es. Then turn over
them tescupful of rich milk, or enough
TO Just cover the beans. Done in this way,
the top beans when done are nicely brown
ed, and at the same time remain soft and
are very nice.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
To Cure Crib Fitting.
Prairie Farmer lOl

Crib bitirg is peculiar propensity,
which is Isgarded as a decided vice, be.
cause, when the habit becomes confirmed,
it is attended by very disagreesble symp-
toms. In highly-fcd horses that have little
to do it is often the result Of an idle habit.
Althougkit might do no mischief in a
slight degree, it must be remembered that
it il always increasing by little and little.
until in time the mos; Insignificant be-
comes the N rst determined cribber. The
simplest way to cure 81 crib bitter is to
do away with the mauger, or to cover the
manger or any object against which he has
a chance to crib, with sheet iron, or sheep
kin with the woollv side out, and which
mag be'snenei with aloes.
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sweet Corn.

We are OF the opinion that farmers neg
lect to plant this excellent, prolific and
easily raised food plant very much to their
own disadvantage and loss. The best din
ners that We have ever eaten have been OF
good boiled sweet corn. 1t is so easily
raised, and by succession of paintings at
intervals Of one week can be SO long con-
tinusd through the season that all who
love this cheap and nutritious and pslsta-
be focd should be careful TO provide.it in
large abundance for their babies. Most
farmers have already probably planted =
small patch OF this esculent, and we advise
them 10 keep on planting till the middle Of
July.
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chicken Lore.
rrs...r.--- 49,

Chickens, when iT5: ha.ched, should no.
be hurIi.d out OF tie silting-nss.. For
twenty-four hours 81 least from the time
when the earliest commence 10 show them
selves, it Is better 10 leave them under or
with the hen-mother. They need no food
for from day to DAY and a-half usually
The food for two or three dsys after the
chickens first see lie light sh0lld consist
of baked corn-cste, mixed half and half
with hard boiled eggs, and tie whole finely
chopped.
Young chicks just from the shell ere far
too tender to digest corn-mesl, which Is
strong food at the best, and require some
thing which is milder and still uouri hing.
Some Of our very best breeders use dry
wheat bread crusts or stale bread this is
broken up fire, s-alIe', and then fresh mix
poured over T..
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ANIMALS.
lCo-. Abilene Chronicle.l

This class o. howeTs are 30 numerous and 80
beautiful that very lorg article might be
devoted 10 description of them, bu; our
object Is only to notice fe= that are very
snowy, and are always sure 10 succeed and
afford satisfaction. These are only six in
number, viz: japan pinks double portulac-
ca, peturis, pholx, drummondii, verbsna
and double zinnia We have grown them
here for the last seven years with good re-
suits. They are Just the flowers to make
fine show late in the season wher other
flowers have fsded, and We are certaiu that
nothing can look more gay than these, when
the hower!ess season OF the ysrr APP
proeches.
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JAMS CAMPBELL

have known Caldwell tour years I met
him in town last evening and / got into his
wagon with Mr.. .tTah!e. lie stopped al
StrObet's. remained in the W gOn. StTahle
and "a dwell went in .and a. they Te-
manned too long / went IN 10 bring them
home. SjTshie cane 10 the door with me,
and Caldwell swoTe he'd nave aBO. her drink
fist Jesus Christ WAS mentioned IN the
swearing,a and a stranger 10 ME, who had just
come In, ask q the deceased n he knew tuHl
man, Jesus CHRIST: Caldwell answered ::
II do lot want 10 know him he Is too much
OF tyTant." The stranger said Il don't
Ii xe to hear any more talk like that" Caid-
well said "lou raised the question" ana
they disputed until the lie pasted between
them. Caldwell called nim again id iiaE,
ard saw the strange man reacn arouL a the
counter and
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/ a the penitentiary and have been working
there for about two yesTS. Mr.. Ridge IS my
Et~ueighbor. This Is ali know OF the
stabbng of the deceased
NIKE RIDGE
WIS at Strobo!'s last nigEt about ten
O'Clock and saw the deceased there, too. /
heard him say ne was cut and 6Xamiued
him. he sgaln said; ">trJhle, am cot"
str; ME said he was drunk. | beard young
man with a smooth face ana cloth cap say
be lived eight years without work and he
lived eight years without work and ne could
1--WE ei ut more. Re said yes, tnis man IL
cut" and he tCaldwtlD lay upon the door
step until we put him in the wagon. sat
Gown on the sidewalk and found ne was not
dead. l asked MIN who cut him and he said:
"Jim." l asked vino Jim was ana ne
said:
"JIN CAMPBELL
know Blanchard and he was there before
and after the cutting.
DOCTOR N. 8 THOMAS
tstifed; as to the character of the wound.
He said: II found one wound, one inch TO The
right OF the center Of the body, scant inch
and aquarter in length, botu angles OF the
wound sharp and acute. Tne wound passed
through the Cartilage OF theI>eventh no. YER
ticslIy. probed II, and putting my finger
in the wound found the cartilage of the Tib
cut in two The wound was over Tour inches
deep. \ great deal Of blood wss lowing
from him at the time. I suppose knife Ike
the one shown me would make similar cut
70 he one alluded 10. II Is difficult 10 say
now lN1- n N "a may I've Win = ptiN u ltt
left lOre ofthe liver cut. II my opinion the
STAB caused his DEATH
IThe testimony OF ". I MOre1ead follow
ed, which ELECTED nothing OF i'm 'ortance.
Morgan Simmott thought he heard Blsu-
chsri cursIng and calling some onea s-n OF
q h---h before he went over to see what was
the matter. VIM. l.. Miller made the arrest
of Campbell Saturday night, aud CampOell's
story, then told, agrees with that given on
the witness stand. This closed tilct stimony.l
THE VERDICT
STATE or KANSAS,
LEANESWOETH COCNTT, !
An IuquisitiOn holden A. Le.tya nwnI'h, In |
LesyenworLh county, On t4e In daN OF May, |
lo7y. before liz. John q. Lynch, Cu'O1er o. |
said ,OgnFy, On th- body q! Charles tt!d wei. |
there lying dad. by he iu,OTs whose names !
are her eunrO subscribe + &C. .- said juror, up
GA their oIths, do say, ;I.t The ceas--d |
came To MS lratl, IN our "P.E on o. jHe l
lest imOUy submitted, nom krIia IN the |
HANDS OF Joseph Blanchard, wl;u ie!nu!Ous |
intent.
Iu testimony whereof tie said ] rors have |
h-ryuHlO st their hands, ihe dty ana year |
tiD e#HlE-
J. J. PHILLIPS.
john BARN.
JAMES OYER.
HENRY HIST OK.
james GASSOS
JAMS hriAEI.
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FI.yorir= Extracts.

lemon and orange tinc:ure may be made
81 follow: Remove the yellow outside with
a sharp knife, and put Rad Of each into
4 bottle with enough OF alcohol TO cover all,
cork tight ard when the alcohol becomes q
bright yellow. pour it of and bottle, closely
cork'ng it. This makes a pleasant tiavor-
ing, and by ecouomizing your bits OF orange
and lemon peel you can always keep it on
and
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
The sucrca-"-

The April re'urns to tns department
acreage Of winter whsaf = Snru' >!
cent greater than last ye~r. This iOc:ea
il due mostly to The JrsH-f-. OF spring SOY
iBgs 10 iill sOEiags ia the West add North
west. Eye hes fallen fl about 4 per ceu'.
in acreage, and is about + per ceGL. below
the average.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
That's Why She Didn't Buy.

A little woman, with considerable anx-
is'y in her face, was searching the Central
M .rka, yesterday for flowers and seeds, and
n If the seed-seliers explained TO her.
Here are some Of the incest climbers
YOU ever saw. Ii you take them they will
cover your house by July, and make it
look almos, like parable"
They will, en-" absently replied the
woman.
ayes, they will. You don't know how
they will improve the looks of your house.
But won't take any. just as soon as
they made the old house look any better
the landlord would come around and raise
the rent on US. guess won't buy any
thing but suufower seeds and a stalk or
Two Of catnip.h
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Sweet Potatoes.
kansas Spirit.l

IhHfsds sspEIIt.I
There is no root raised, no tuber cult
waited, that yields better vegetable food
These potatoes are easily raised, Will stand
wet season and yield largely in dry sea
son, and they sometimes grow when the
Irish potato faila This was notably the
case in the drought of 1850. Those who
are most succeaful in raising them ridge
up their Land in row. some four feet apart
aad - cut H. plan1s distant from each
or ~ Ggh1o1 inchm. Ths vinss must
1eLt1ne1 - - - ~ runifasd
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
"Tns First Dose Give. ReIief.o
Why Will GOu.

Allow cold advance in your system and
thus en- courage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, hemorrhages and Lung troub.
les. when an immediate relief can be so read
lily obtained? Boschee's German Lyrup has
ootainsd the largest sale In the world for the
Diseases II Is DR.. Boschee's famous German
prescription and is prepared with the great
est care and no fear need be entertained In
adm inistering Il to the youngest child as per
directions. The sale OF this is unprecedent-
ed. Since frst introduced there has been Q
constant increasing demand and without Q
. stnzie report Of . failure % do it, work in
ofthse rDa<ka LAs1s6zzs 75e. ny Is and
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
the centaur Linin1ents are Of two

The centaur Linin1ents are of Two
kinds. The White is for the human faIni-
Iy; 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
Street, New York City. janlO-wlyr
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To Destroy the Cabbage Worm

'For every hundred heads ct cshbage |
take quarter Of pound Of black pepper
and put in hox large enough 10 eft ont
vel. Go into the patch before the de " Is
of and pepper lhe c,bhsge well. Two or
three Time will he sufficient. Tie wcICs
20 through the leaves aud de
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to tiller. This csn be prevented By lifting
the vines wien they are found as they run
along 10 be takiug root. The average
yield ri sweet potatoes 10 the acre excssdsd
10 1SIS one hundred bushels. They are
sure crop E.sE rraasrlv cuItiEaiel.
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Wel.at~,

One quart of -four thrown loosely into a
measure weighs one pound one pound of
Indian meal put in the same way weighs
one pound and two ounces, and one quart
of ine sugar shaken down, but not packed,
will wei, h one pound and half.
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\ Comror; CheapIy 0b,ained.

Suppose VOC plant few trees along the
highway; they will get half their susten-
snce from the road; thev will furnish CRATE
iul shade; snd by and by they will make
posts for stringing wire or other fencing,
snd when fully grown will be valuable fer
fuel or timber,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15

HEADACHE arises from different causes.
Consestive Headache IS prcduc by an IN
due quantity OF blood in the brain. to which
high iivers, robust people sEd young women
are liable. Or. Bul 5 Baltimore Pills regu-
late the b0we-s and thus divert the current
o, blood from The brain. Plice p cents.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
Tomatoes.

Wherever in small gardens few toms-
toes are set out for family Use they should
be iraiUei up on some sort Of trellis and be
kept from trailing on the ground. The
fruit will be better for being thus lifted up
and the vines will bear larger tomatoes.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
DO Not Wash Beef.

ISI- LOUIS JOu.LdI.
"Should wash beef before roasting it -
a young housekeeper asks "By no means !;
if you do you spoil it. You eliminate
from it great part OF it. best and most
valuable substance"
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1 went ont and found him lying on the
stoop. / took hold of him and saw blood on
Kim, and made him lie easier. i don't re-
membsr talking to Caldwell about Jesus
Christ. i don't remember the subject We
were talking about He Was insulting in his
manner TO me and Campbell took his part.
I LOOK up the knife from the counter 10
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-05-15
WOIIAE SUFFRAGE.
~. Eoui~ Convention.
lS-.L0uIs L publican, Io.I

IS. Louis Z publican, Io.l
TIE E.Ga- sCENE.
The hall was utterly inadequate for the
accommodation Of thu multitude who were
eager to pay an admission fee for the privi-
lege Of hearing snoiher entertainment such
a, those OF the two previous evenings. The
first event Of the evening vas the arrival OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton, whose sp-
pearance had tesn eagerly looked for all
week, but who had been delayed by Stage
coach accident. Slch a shaking Of hands
and hugging ard ferry aiteried her srEi-
val that it seemed as thou II the police
would have to be called il. The ladies o.
the convention were more radian. than
ever, the immense success OF the week hav-
ing evidently raise their spirits to an in
ordinate degree It was nearly half-past
eight when they got through with their
gzseehos Of The hnuosed nv cunez. md
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= Mystery Explained.

ParipT scene: Mrs. Brown, ~ro mas spent
the SLEImer among the White Mountains in
search OF health, ard VITO seems to have
! searched the whole mountain side without
being able TO find "A pair ofb coming cheeks or
an inch OF u sltnfu skin: MIR. White, who
has remained At home because her hush mi
could not afford 10 go, but whose fresh COM
plexiOn and bright ey. seemS 10 have caught
their bloc II aud brightness rom mountain
breezes.
Mrs b Dear me, Mrs. White, how wei
you are looking, II you Will not ihiok me i'm
pertinent let me ask how you can keep SO
he sItLy in this dreadful city, have been to
the f." bite Mountains, go there evers sum
mer, ia fac and / can't keep of the doctors
list al That
Mr.. ~. U,miling) III tell you the whole
secre-, Mrs Is own. You remember how
poorly / last spring, some days even
being confined 10 my bed. Dr. told Mr..
White TO send me 10 the mountains, but
knew lie couldn't afford il, ana / tried
PieTce's Favoriie Prescription. It's effects
were so marvellous that also tried his Go den
Medical Discovery, 10 cleanse my systemr
In my opinion, one bottle OF the Prescription
and the Discovery is better than six weeks
of the white Mountains tor a sick woman.
y have only been out ofthe city week dur
ing the whole summer; then my husband
and / went 20 Buffalo and stopped at DIR.
Pierces InvaIids' and Tourists ho,eI. The
btlhs and mechanical apparatus for treating
patients were alone worth going to see.
Besides our accommodations Were bette
than We had at Long Branch last year, and
the drives and scenery are superb. Let me
Udvise you TO use Dr. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
-
Hotel next summer instead of the White
Mountains
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n the penitentiary and have been working
there for shout two yesrS. Mr.. Ridge IS my
eEt~neighbor. This Is ali know OF The
siabbng of the deceased
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A nan OF The People, sir
THAT IS WHAT
HENRY ETTERS0N,
PA and PIG Fifth Street,

Claims to be, and he must have more
pluck than Milton MOBILES, as Jack Ry
der, Fever dared 10 claim 10 ark down goods
low As he has in the ollowing price list.
"But where would he have been without
pluck?n without money and without
In fuence, cir, He conducts business on
the true principle-that 10 sell goods you
must be bold, plucky, and not he afraid to
LEI the people Isve the benefit of a bargain
when you, yourself, buy goods cheap, and
can afford to sell them the same way.
Calico Dress styles, mo remnants) -..-.--.. &c
Calico, Shirting styles, mo remnantsl-.. &C
A. keached Muslin &c
a. Uuble,ched Muslin -'-------. sc
Corded Plque. , cents and up W. rdS-
Extra Heavy Tick lOc
Extra Heavy COttonads, for boy 5 wear. IUc
Extra Heavy COttoUade, for men wear. lHc
Good Jeans, all
Good Jeans, all colors, extra heavy. l5c
Heavy Ali Wool sdc
Extra Heavy Brown Ducking ...--.--..---.--. Toe
Good Heavy 81,
Good bingham, all shades -.....-.-...-.--.. = c
Good All Linen, Hall Blesched Table
Cloth. ............. ...--...........-...... PC
Good Towels, * yards iong, per pisce-...12lsc
Good Cambr I'll and kerchiefs per piece. SC
One Dozen Rushing l5c
Fine Assortment of Ladies' BowS----...-... SC
Fine Assortment Of LadieS Lace Ties. lUc
Fine Assortment of b5On, all shades Sc
Fine Assortment of Summer Shawls-. soc
Good Whalebone CorSet--.---...---....-.-..... &c
Fine Line of Summer Dress Goods. all
Five Papers of Good Pins for...... Zoe
We have lust received a fine lot of
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SALT RHEUM AND DANDRufF
cured inat several physicians had
Jailed 10 treat sue, cssiuliy.

NeSS~s. WEEKS Il POTTER: Gentlemen Il
have had the salt khcum on my head ana
arIthIOush my nalr. also gu nay legs, for the
past four years, hsVtng suffered exceedingly
" II. TIL dandrUf failing from my hair
WIS very annoying consulted several dis
t.r -ui~Urd Physicians IN Ie-.t.d To 10, and
nave taken their prescriptions as ordered
10 dld not hId any cure ana but huh r.
J e.. I was told by many persons who have
Ire SIT Ehrum, and wGO have teen Doctor
ed Tor years, thai there wss 40 CITe tor ~:
ruat 10 was in the blood and ] NrDd "a always
have u, ana / was almost .rt. led 10 agree
with them, bat a fTloYt wHvfed me- To Try
CUICUEE, made by your ilu I CId, aud
TO my establishment, in less tTau three
weeks. my head WAS entirely i.ee ON all
salt RbgUm and DBndruI. and ! mot see
any appearance az sat kIrum. on my per-
soG- l mink 10 a wonder al remedy.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE A.. NUDGE.
PORTSMOUTH Y II Feb g. Is-s
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Cool nights as We nov have, and the
middle Of the day hot, is q matter TO be
well looked to, Tor it is very easy to take
cold