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Decorah-posten., 1879-12-17

SIaarsr. naar Gensliae boot at trobis
G~ltmsnisrnss Wast. Stormsnes On.
ael. Der bar ffu,t alt fro Sibtrn,s
Worssn. barr | ut SfioIo en- Nin.
osrns WansioIbisbsb-bsr bpab ben
fortal,r = Ssnnsn al 6oros bapb,
tust &spptsn. ba bsrte ban Graiasn
ON Be TART. sGIbiopsre. bpis 5isui
oar lunpt borts binIo.s Cri,n. @Se.
iaa BE- fal bsie is for nit Setptsr,
thi fteri iOm iss Sns,n'. roabt,
ban | ut 8anpiotbopmob % isnbis
lin primIsbs par uo / qibp,ns Sanb.
bau. Reu ea iOr leg frsm mob b,
ippooraesnbe Yeriere; Sanbst buirpl,.
res | bisrshsi. sin,r. Vile b,arussbss.
Renn,iier mso Gpr. Sarsorasu bl,u
iii ct forieroenps 9lsiOs = 6uHbr,bs
Oar iuanbi. ba brute leg after ben
Ouer Norbafriias Ori.n o. fsisbs San.
BET bort-bsr laa Be buioe Ben blse..
b, al 5ibtu, Stsp i Stepst par be
blooise S%sisrb,rrer fra Y,luium, tbi
iss par itert,re ,Hb Nnsns snspaleies
xumbpiss iss StOrmsns Gussl! Seq
rsrts Niootlbaust fra 8tit mob Ef
% ior iub ousr Yal1fiHa til Ssn,;u.
r.ib 60. Dnuos spnasb. en- LID, IL
iierbuab. % W.nnsliene omborb aua.
itscss iparlist. Gubnu en- Sang iloa
isa Binstrns, iaa Belasrne polisnt
iub ODER 8alinssn. % 6iIfsrns ifrsss
aeit | beres R9oid: "S,rre. frsls Of.
Of iorsaa!- Rsu ba rsiit. en- Wuno
fe op ira Baaoens Basitapn. DEN
hienn,ft,. i,s bar feet al Wennsfie.
bern. nosn ies fu.bs Nbam / Gosu.
Os ban lsitepe nm bsirs 9aanb true.
Dc ao mig. iaa min 8inss tunat faloi
neb isg maatie aolpoe hom. Den &pin.
esrepts. ibi ban par it9rtsrs emo lee.
Stormsnss palniss Gnsel uoe poa
Nilantsrbapd i,ileee en- lpanit &ara.
pei jig flsnbte ben, bet bar '9. Yin.
to-, Ct af Be lmaa Stibe, columbus
bapo, iert opsr til ben nps Berbsn.
Nen Mlon,O Yin3on. &a~rup,l,ns g.
rsr. par en- Heorls 8orraber; bsmm.'
iist bupoe ban ins9st ng bort fra &u
bas &pit for Of naa bism til kaitillen
for ben bsrlise 8srbsnsopbassr. pan
uiIos leits ben 9,usne,s Nru % itialt
G~oisbsoeus 9aurbar. Dog. iss bapos
feet bans N9ro. iss BRUTE imOo bam,
ies tuane bans Stoun after mob Bsit.
ies fette bam unber Oeosansftsns
8uulsr tilbass I'll SiipaniOlu. buOr ban
m,o Bluisl maat:, beis &na for SO.
lambus. tbi lss ubierte ben Ssieitse
Billie. ies, StOrm.uss gns,ll
vi utaQiss Stibe par Sau,t bsbof
tst. Ybil,p ben Nuhen. Osipotsn / bpis
9anbe SOlsu uloris GIT nso. bauos
uoruitst lin m9stise armaba. Oct
par Br,tlanb, Yroteitantisnn,ns Sisr.
nsitsn. iom itulbe itprtss | @rus.
Nnna Bolspns mpbise Oattsr bapo,
forimaaet ben tauie, tolne &atboliis
Saunc. bprt ifu!be bun unoaioloe for
Aillset. Ss England ruitsos is til
Ramp paa gin % Sso; manppii
blauot aQs git gliiab,t5 i.lu / Spio.
len. Srpst lite iOmirusliss Drowning.
bit ftormenoe &lbt lanss &pitsn sr
cuuHeoiat, inssn Of &aitiliens %iOrtlOi.
tsos Sennsr ital beftise Nlblous 3
3aust piite line bUios 59nra % lse
ftres fr.m lanss Rormunoists Brso,
lss fsieoe BE- ipanlte &OIosier bort, ION
3eoosRauer tnuite iss Dem / be bpirr'
lenoe Banos. Ser par lite Ramp
msusm Wsnnslisr aIsns-eisnnem BsI'
ssrnss Bruisn lsftsbs Suansn fra Bri.
lsnbsrs vi 8sit % fang ON Srslis,
gnropas 0ribso % for guan8ellsts
spsl Wsn isg ossruanot W,pinu
SioOniu. ies iplintrsoe ben uOuruin.
beige 6loabs. iss, StOrm,nss gnssl
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-17
arfitefter blauot 6ualsne.

Yaa Serne / bet malapiife MrfipeI
timber ri aofiQias 6uel,ortsr tilbsr,nb,
Yaraoisiuslsne. iOm lite nsisr fig msh
at bpess ct 8sbe. men Ogiua Opisr,r
andre iunitise 8psniussr. Gblompbo.
osra. Mrtsns Bp8niussr. Tom banner
en- Straaning. Der Ct caunet al &pas
builtst nsbsntiI itaar fat / 5orb,u %
ouentiI Ct fsist iammsH iii ct Gag op
bliusr impttet meo brossbs BlOmhsr,
6iere, Wuslinssr % afbles.os Si.n..
ltaler % &nOiler Of iuaa Yatt.bpr.
bar bioinbiil u9ret anlst for BE- forum.
osrlisite al bette Slass 8psniussp.r.
Ter. Sc bliusr imibIsrtio ,nonu ouer.
iruH.t Of ben i~aataIbte "@artnus1,
Amblyornis inorta's funitist 8psnin.
ger. bpilfe Btceari / ben np,ite 3ic
bar opfuuoet % beifrsust. @artn.ren
bar StsrreIien Of en- Saustrut % bar
en- uaui,lis. mere ,Qsr minore msrfe.
brun 6aru.. Sen uooeIs.r ct Haot
Steo iii at bpsse Mt R,be paa oa
banner ruubt omtrins en- Butt en-
Reggie al i'm SOrbmOs. fem naar en-
Ssios paa naitsn I Wesr. 0.tt.
b!iusr 8psnixssnS Gsutralpibs. Sra
sOppen Of ben bliper Der Iast Stroa
% &piftsr. | Sarodssb.b Be balmltrao.
fine Sisnslsr Of en- SrdloeN rt, /
ifraa 8stnins. iaa at be u.b ben enc
gnoe bsrsrsr sopp,n Of Yiasn % NIB
anoen Soroen. sas.t bIipsr enenu
bsere f9ftst pso Salmfraar, inbHatebe
%paatuers. SaaIeoss opita0r en- uasa.t
r.s,lmGsds iOniii Bpsnins af ct IRE.
ters Smians % pua bpis Scribe Der
Ct en- Nabuing. DEM, Sptts Ct bog
lite not for 8uaIsn. Gorau ben bIiusr
en- rnmmslis YIaos Ombpssais rem.
aiOrt % batist rnsb nm, blob Wos.
Yaa belt. iauns. srsnns sapp. bIiu,r
en- Saps anIast. | bpili,n Der b!iusr
itrsst Omtrins 8IOmitsr % 8rust,r Of
Iiplis 6arps, liant SOpartsr % bsrlia
slinisnes Snisftsr. alt rl,sst r,a,Imas
no. Saainart oisi, YrppsIisr uisnsr.
bIlOsr Be bOrttasa Of Sapsn % CT.
ltatt,t at nps. 9isis 8psninssuuiu
ipnss at bar, 6orlphdi,sfsber. buOr
pannsn til bisie sibu fommsr iam.
men msb Sannsm for at pinbs bsns
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-17
Chicago and Northwestern
gernbane,
diefte, beef bpaeeee, meff progress
hpe, fineit u%eftpreee,
aRRrelte Sern6ane. SeffRa6
Bet ifurc Ncffeu.

tRRrelte Sernbane. Sef(Ra6
Bet fore 0effeu.
Gr lbia N5 pl l,seie peeslips al rsr, ben
leoenoe 3crnbnne | Horoucit,u.
- Uner en- Sep,ettliortiit bar Stlllhs, -
2,1JS Mile Sernbane,
er e1nntr eltIisi1enee popteiinisr:
ebltalc. 6cUndl Bluffs & California sini..
etttile. Sicur Gin & Ylniicn slnit,
ebttlgo. GltHIcn. Cubnlut & ga6rcsl, ptuit.
ebttlac. 6rttrcrl s. Iutllut einit,
ebttaso. "a Crosse. &aHona & MPinn. sini,.
eetti5o. q. 0al & Rinuearclie Yini..
ettel5c. gRllwlu'n h gate Survier stnit,
eo'elsc. @rstn Sap & Rlrlu.tn sini,.
Noro,ltre uto oisie 9lnier ere:
II Sois IN 9lsiiasr snf'sr az r,iit fra sl,r
Ill hr litupmttlt giats Wi,n tq.r gerept,
iitn. ian han ilsbe IN plQtt raa lia,mea,,
brilisn az Qpnirasni,is eiuia. o. rare hit,r
raa al nal M S,itmmdiesfee tnitn eir.itt m,e
stlliattts Stnisr ,ler en- al etts Torbinedi,r,
q Fli fisriit 9,iri,n al Stlnabts piniu
r Sansn la1I al Sillliitnntr.
81 Oct tr Zen fcrttlt ginit mtltm az. Bp,r
al nclsn Strretnb D.
81 ME Arg IT ,'riptrsot nte The wes.ins-
',srss Air5rake, Killers Platform & courlers
g q neht SrHntiitr Tor St,psmmsiiabte o,
Sifiti aee.
81 Cti .r etn tntfs 9ant [ 9th,n. fem Be.
noiitr Dc bsrsmis Pullman Eo.el- goan,, md,
I'm 6bitaao % @ounul SluTs.
81 {iltls nn ,nele FINE. fem toabt firm
y tilbas,A ttn9tttr Pullman's galaes. z oUt.
Y4ue met m
S5ttaac & q. 9aul. gran SaY,
6rtsrcri. "a Grcsit. Hincnu.
Cubuals. WtGrsscr. Milrauss.
~ 3n8'n dnetn Rans tilboesr iaamana. Pe.
tptmnisliaeteer msn Ssnfsn III ai,nnsnlaa,na
aoS, bcerPsllmaa'sPaIars Scr.' gcsm brusas.
% Get iiaar | Sorbinetlit m,e al. aner.
arsrlInitr pad mtl.mlislnet glaen.
Santn sr | nor gne,ff tlauet let rai,nes Bu.
eliillm. % eennt PrpuIaritsl iistr Tda for Gaa.
Stltfisr pdi esnut 3lm islats al aus Ril.
l'ias'nttr I Dc 6er. Cater CO CANADA.
Sul' paa. naar Or nil r,iit. at fcrlana, en-
Stutt ortr ebitasc & Rert5, TsErn Ral
Teao, es tag inlsn anesn.
Strnpant'S aItsrnt o. anesn snfiata llnrsr,
refining ion TIE ian trbclces Doe BE- Total,
Astnisr. nittesles pla Sorlinssnes al
". /; Stennst, Marvin Eushit.,
@sn. 1asl. Ast.. Sen. WanSatr,
e~bttaao.
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-17
Stormeuts Gusel.

Ssncpsr Sap % Serb taru Sior
msnss ens,I. Ss troohs, Stpu ipr,,
oss I iOrDIrr,t BIust for bsns masti'
&c 8lnsilas. 90 bpOr Be iiari, Suins'
iisr rsrs Se,Onets 6laos. pipi,s be gsl.
.s'toppsn, I'll 6raabs % belt, Sau %
pimmd | ct brel,nb, RAGS. Sior.
usnss GHe'I. fsot mte 8lopsn. lister
psit fin trlsnbs Rsr for Be lfiiisnbs
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-17

ICY, ppptpuu pllte NttNeU Iuttepe
msb bet Ger, snpba ban en- Gang
aRr par brufnet % M npslens bap.
Be braiist Ssnst perpeb. Os iaa
iasee iea, at ou. Rcr. gap BAN Ger
op | Sensen, ION ban psiaa Der laa
% 9rlsispe meo...."
"Det iasps Du ba life, aneers?"
afbrsp Ror libt bstuttet.
"Sasee ies Bet life. iaa funbe lea
bog mep Sanpbso bare iast Der,
bier aHpers pep msb fin urofieliae
Rclisbep; 'fcr at Du gar BAN Ger
OF Ssnssn. BET par pa iussn lllpite,
% bpem fan plps, bpab Bet er aopf
for.
'Wsn bpap Rulbe al ben Snai
ba bstppe 2"
so, fortaar Du, Ror, iaa iaaes
be ban mee BET tore Saar, at BET
par lite laa rent satt bet. % iaa
iaabe 0repen....s
anbers tOlet ct Hisblii inps ; ON
BET par for at ipanoe Wers Rps.
sl~srrisbsp sasr at en- bpbsrs @runb,
en- al BEN, Der Tan faa be St9rtstss
Stsmme nj al flaa Sill - BET Nal
pare uiast Der.
Rer sreb BAN | armsn.
'aneers, r Du rIstis psb BET,
bpao laspt iaa @repsn 7"
Saslsisrsn rsits fig cp, lis.iOm
fOr at is ae al gineust. % iparsps
IausiOmt:
Decorah-posten., 1879-12-17

Warehouse. rs 3cll az Farm Mis-, are largely -
srucied bob klats requiring ninc tses - 500
MEDIATE the demand. ADD giving a capacsty f5n g.
20 so bushels per hour. a~ccortng 70 SIC q uL
and set up" o. "tnacled down" Tor Erszrltg
insrd. IS requested. a5d b ~ eases Pct f-- N
board Cars - Steamer Ordc1 filed same tay -
received.
freight charged as vhcn frEzrded "tct Up 90
graphs ard trcGlar supplied on spphcsn5n. Fn5a
vail he quoted h1p and on liberal terms Co0ep
pondence solicited.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23
Reef Steak.

Two correspondents write to the Household,
regarding beefsteak. One asks If il should be
pounded, and another if il is not Is good fried
as broiled. Steak should never be pounded, as
by 50 doing oil the valuable juices are lost. 1t
should not even be puDctured, if possible, as
may be inferred, If any one will only observe
the amount of Juice that will flow from steak
partly done, when laid upon u plate and pierced
with fork. As the juice holds almost all the
nutrititions qualities. the necessity of preserv-
ing it need not be enlarged upon. A nice broier
of galvanized wire will be found to answer ev-
cry purpose, rs it will enable the turning Of the
steak without the use of q fork. Closing, as
these do, like the covers of book, they may he
speedily turned from side to side, and as fast rs
the surface of the steak becomes scared the
juices are imprisoned in the meat, and are safe
to be found in it when placed upon the table.
As to the relative merits of frying and broiling
steak, as q usual thing, frying is less appetizng,
and it is thought to be less digestible method
of cooking steak. IL the frying is done slowly,
and with plenty of grease, both these objections
are then in full force; but if thoroughly hot,
smooth, thick pan is taken, and the steak quick
~ scared on each side, then removed TO a hot
dish before it is quite done, seasoned, and allow
ed to stand a few minutes in the oven, the steak
will he found good to taste, and it will not be in
digestible, not having absorbed grease. Every
thing depends upon the care taken in this sort
of frying, and the quickness with which it is
done without burning it.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

never see the attenuated form of Georgia 5
favorte son, Alexander II. Stephens, without
thinking Of q remark made by Confederate
prisoner in 1866, he was his way with a
squad of others in gray from the steamboat
wharf to the Capitol. A circus and menagerie
was then here, and procession of its horses,
wagons, etc, was gazed at as it passed by the
prisoners with great interest. Finally the gi
gantic elephant "Hannibal" came along directed
by his keeper, young man mounted on horse
back. Hill" exclaimed one of the boys in gray !:
Them uus makes me think of Richmond last
winter, when old Humphrey Marshall and Alex.
Stephens used to go about like that ere elli-
plant and its keeper" As Marshall weighed
over 800 pounds, and Mr.. Stephens loss tina loo
pounds, the comparison was good. IL IS related
and l am inclined to think truthfully -that
John p. Hale once said to Mr.. Stephens: "Why,
Stephens, If you don't loak out will swallow
you" "If you do replied the Georgian; 'you
will have more brains in your body than You
ever had in your NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Litter to Bos-
In .TaarnuI
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23
atsefml aud Curious.



A correspondent of Victoria paper writes :
"Shonld you or any of your family be attack
ed with diphtheria, do not be alarmed, as it is
easily cured without a doctor. When it was
raging in England, few years ago, l accom-
panied DIR. Field on his rounds, to witness the
so-called wonderful cures he performed, while
the patients of others were dropping on ali
sides. The remedy, to be rapid, must be
simple. All be took with him was powdered
sulphur and quill, and with these he cured
every patient, without exception. He put .
teaspoonful of -four of birthstone into q wine-
glass of water, and stirred il with his finger,
instead of o spoon, as the sulphur does not read
lily amaigamate with water. When the sulphur
was well mixed he gave it as gargle, and in
ten minutes the patient was out of danger.
Birthstone kills every species of fungus in man,
beast and plant, in few minutes. Instead of
splitting out the gargle, he recommended the
swallowing of il. In extreme cases, in which
he had been called just in the nick of time,
when the fungus was too nearly closing to al
low the gargling, he blew the sulphur through
Quill into the throat, and after the fungus
had thrunk to allow off then the gargl:ng.
He never lost q patient from diphtheria. If o
patient cannot gargle, take q live coal, put it
on q shovel, and sprinkle spoonful or two of
honr of birthstone at q time upon it, let the suf-
ferer inbale it, holding the head over it, snd
the fungus will die. IL pentifully used, the
whole room may be filed almost to sufocation;
the patient can walk about in it, inhaling the
fumes with the doors and windows shut. The
mode of fumigating Q room with sulphur, has
often cured most violent attacks of cold in the
head, chest, ETC., at any time, and Is recon-
mended in cases Of consumption and asthma.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23
Na,l.nal,,,e. ON cour,.hip.

WEsTERN-Loquacious Individual.-"Hollo,
old gal-see here I've scattcrfofsticated all
over the equinimity of this ere country lookin &
for just such critter as you. What do you say
will yer hitch"
Western Gsl-"O, shucks 1 calkerlate; &c
let's git up and git"
DUTCH-Hans.-''Ich will haben you, JOhau.
mas. love you more peter than does my Ia
ger beer"
JoHANNAs.-'Oh, yah, Hans, dat is good"
FRENCH-French Gallant.-"Oh, MademOi.
selle, you will do me re very much honor to ac'
cept re handf"
MADEMoIsELLE.-"Oh,M Monsieur, you max q
my face very mnch rouge. Ask madam. Voulez
vousf"
Ew-Haman.-"Matilda,1 have Eve gold
Watches almost as good now; Won good lot
second hand clothing, and Won good camel hair
shawl, which will give you if you will be mine
bride"
MATILDA.-"Dear Haman. 81 can't resist, but
let me see the camel hair shawl first"
Enthusiastically, darlint, would yeez like
new house, a COW, pig, and mesclf in tho
bargaini'
BRIDGET.-"Och, Paddy, don't be tain me!
TITS the praste we're afther wanting
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

A Washington letter-writer notices the great
Massachusetts Conmouer As follows:
There is great Doubt that General Banks will
be appointed marshal in Massachusetts,, althou gh
his luck is beyond all calculation. At the tim
of the purchase of Alaska, Banks was CHARM II
Of the committe foreign affairs, and present.
ed u report Of great ability on the subject. As
he was passing Thad Stevens one day, the latter
accosted him with: Banks, there are more
brains in that report than there are in two.
thirds of this house, Banks bowed and thank.
ed Stevens, but passed out of hearing before the
latter finished his sentence, soto roce, and I'd
be id glad to know who wrote it,"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

ENGLISH photographers avoid tho struin on
the stter's eyes, which usually results in q
CHASTITY stare, by having a clock face ut the
point to which they are directed, the eyes be-
ing allowed to travel slowly from the figure
eye-ball, in adapting itself, step by step, to the
figures upon so small circle at snch distance
is SO excessively fine to canse no nterfer
ence with the Photographic process. The eyes
are excelently well defined, even TO the iris
and the pictures have marked superiority
over those previously taken in the manner iu
which the details of the eyes are produced. The
sitters have expressed themselves as not having
INV strain upon their ewes
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

GooD SAUSAGE MEAT-Take two. thirds ham
and onethird fat pork, season well with min
teaspoonfuls of pepper, the same of salt, thre,
of powdered sage, and one of thyme or summe
savory to every five pounds of meat ; warm til,
meat enough 81 that you can mix it well witt
the hands; then pack il in jars (level fully. whe
needed, make mp in small cakes, and fry in q
little butter, or simply alone. They must no
be covered over, or they will fall to pieces.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

ONIONS A CURE FOR CRoUP.-A lady, who
speaks from experience, says that probably
nine children out of ten who die of Group might
be saved by the timely application of roasted
onions, mashed, laid upon folded napkin aud
goose oil, sweet oil, or even lard, poured on and
applied as warm as can be borne comfortably
to the throat and upper part of the chest, and
to the feet and hands.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

YoNKERs Gazette: His face was wreathei with
smiles as he walked in and called for q schoon-
er. The gentleman at the bar placed one foam
ing before him, and the stranger remark ed in q
kindly tone: swell, my dear friend, how stands
the record Of the dying year" The gentleman
grabbed the schooner and said, 'See here, you
record five cents or skip" The stranger turned
upon his heel, and casting his eye upon him,
said. in a melancholy tone, SIS it possiblei Has
all the poetry gone out of your life, too, aud you
SO younyf"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

THE following "cure for deafness" has been
found in the recently discovered note book of
Rev. Francis Dane. minister of Andover, Mass,
from 164S to 1857: ''Take good quantity of
camomil & two hundsful of Greene worm wood
and Seeth them in pot of running water till
they be very vel Sodden, and put Funnel over
it & let ye steame go mp into ye care, and then
goe to bed warm g. stop your care with q little
black wool & q grain of civet; do this morning
& evening, & udr Gods assistance you Shall find
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

To CURE HAMs.-To one hundred pounds o.
meat, take one quart of molasses, two pound:
Of brown sugar, and three ounces of saltpetre
Make pickle that will bear an egg put thes,
ingredients in it. Pack the meat tightly, ant
pour it over. Let it remain in the pickle 81,
weeks, then put it in the meat room let it dry
q week, then smoke few days, and when sufi-
GENTLY smoked, put in bags and keep them in a
dark room,
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

HOE OR PERIsH-"Mrs. Swisshelm,' an ex-
change tells US, says the only way to cvilize the
Indian is to put hoe in his hand, and tell him
to hoe or perish" Then, 'the only way" is n,
way. Put hoe in his hand and tell him to hoo
or perish 90 back in two hours and You'll find
that be has snapped his hoe for quart of whis-
key, and is off perishing like lord.-Cenrier-
Jourpal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

To BRoIL OYsTERs.-Use Q double gridirol
that folds together; grease the bars, which pre-
vents sticking, then dip each oyster into meltet
butter, place them on the iron enough to covcl
ii, have a brisk fire, and broil, constantly hast
ing with butter; when done, serve on very hot
toast, on bot dishes. Use no crackers Of
crumbs of any kind.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

HOUSE, PLANTS are injured by too much heat
For general collection of house plants, it i,
not best to allow the thermometer TO be above
seventy degrees, and if they could be kept in q
room where the thermometer would not usually
range mnch above sixty-fve degrees, it would
be better. In the night time, fifty degrees is
enough. Give little fresh air every day, and
all the sunlight attainable.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

'YEs, you may come again next Sunday even
ing, Horace, dear, but"-and she hestated.
"What is it, darlingf Have given you pain Z"
he asked, as she still remained silent. "You
didn't mean to, I'm sure," she responded, shut
next time please don't wear one of those collars
with the points turning outward; they scratch
an
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

PERFECTLY SAFE.-"If the Indians were turn
ed over to the army" asks Secretary Schurz,
"what would become of the armyf" As for that
matter, rs long rs the Indians were kept uuarm-
would be comparatively safe enough, we should
thiuk-C0urier- Journal
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

A YOUNG lady recently from one of those in :
situations where the .'solid branches" taught,
and exact accuracy inculcated as one of the :
dinal virtues, while looking upon sea-scene by
moonlight exclaimed-"What magnificent wa
ter-scaper
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

FRENCH ToAsT.-One loaf stale bakers bread,
take off the crust, cut into slices; one pint Of
milk, two eggs, little salt. Have ready hot
griddle, well buttered; then dip the br cad into
the custard, and fry Immediately on the griddle
To be eaten with o rice sauce.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

three tablespoonful of yeast, one tablespoon
full of salt, -four enough to make good batter
mix it the night before; in the morning add
two well beaten eggs and one tabl espoonful of
butter.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

DELICIOUS BROWN BREAD.-Two coffee cups
Of corn meal, one coffee cup of molasses, one
quart of sweet skim milk, one tablespoonful Of
salt, one OF saieratus. and two eggs; stir With
-four or shorts, about as stiff rs for cake, bake
in pudding dish. This is excellent, and test
ing it, you will pronounce it good.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23
The Fun Of the Ching.


THE BOZ WHO yUHPED OF TRAINS.
N xAxr HarrwrIL
There va. hoy whose name was Dunn.
As full Of fun
As any boy could walk or run.
His cheeks were plump. his eyes were bright,
He stepped .. light
As . camel might
And bounced and played from morn till night.
And vhether he was here or there,
His parents care
Unseen Ike air.
Followed and held him everywhere.
he really x.s their joy and pride
Bat woe betide-
He would jump on the cars to ride.
There, hanging to . brake or step,
Tight bold he kept
And onward swept
Yelling with al his might .Gittep."
Dunn's fsther learned that he did %,
And told him TO
Decline to 20
Where trains were running to and fro
As for his mother, she turned white,
And Ea.ped with fright
To think Dunn might
Come home pancake. some fine night
But his relations often said.
With shaking head.
That boy was led
To have his way, II Il killed him dead.
And sure enough, when school was ost
And boys about =
The trains foeked out
Dunn followed, too with plunge and shout
He did not mean TO grab ride,
But by his side,
With tempting glide.
The freight cara decked with boys did slide.
Where was his fathers stern commando
Out went his hand;
He gained q stand
At least he planned to gain . stand.
What is i'll crash His head Is blind!
That wheel behind,
He hears II grind!
And he IL paralyzed in mind.
On cork and crutches now goes Dunn!
Whole boys may run
Grab rides for fun
But as I said, this boy is "Dunn!'
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1879-01-23

To MAKE GooD Pork BARREL--Buy Q Goa
oil barrel; knock one head in take bunch of
old hay, set fire to it. and throw it in the bar
rel; let it burn until the slaves begin to burn !;
put it out by turning the barrel upside down /;
scraps the Goals of, and you have q good, sweet
barrel