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where the PROFIT Comes In.

Cor. PTairle Farmer, %.
The careful feeder finds that IL is TO his ad.
vantage to feed in summer, except, perhaps,
Just when feed is most flush: in fact, some
of our best feeders feed grain every day In the
year, until the animal is sold. and find
profit therein. The man who believes he
can learn nothing from reading, fails to get
the experience OF others, and Sc dom max es
money. such men do not know that a off.
ference of one or two cents Per pound In an
animal IL just where the prorG comes 1t
should be borne In mind that II an animal
gets Thin, the whole fleshy structure Elust he
re built, and that waste goes on all the time.
On the other hand, the animal kept con-
stantly growing, gives of less daily waste
than that which is thin II is good fee ding
and good shelter thai makes money In STOCK.
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" LIxf-N 10 I IfrfsT OfSD TIdtt IUs1I a UT"
n tor U. - Treasury. Attorney and Coun-
sellor at Law, % Grant Place, Washington, j..
e. Having been Third Auditor of the United
states Treasury for six ears am thorough
iy familiar with the cpur.e Of bu-iness before
the Government Departments Special at.
tention given to the settlements OF accounts
OF all Government Officers Posimasiers.
Marshals, Mail Contractors and others. viii
practice before the supreme Court Of the L.
s., Court Of Claims, Patent Otfice, General
Land ONCE, &C., &c. Refers tn Hon Samuel
=. Phillips. solicitor General U. e.; Hon. Jas.
Gi.nllan, Treasurer Of the U. s.; Hon. J. N.
McGrew, sixth Auditor u. 3. Ire asury.
tyaw1yl
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Poultry Fanciers.

ltOuitry Jouliidi.J
Lately there has been an incrs SD desire,
on the part of fsnciers generally, TO VISIT their
brother feeders, not only TO see their stock OF
fowls, but to become personally acquainted
and tn CLEAN information, as well, on breed
ing and management of poultry. This has
been productive of much good, for 1t serves
to ere ,te friendly feeling and engendsrs a
feeling of confidence which mere epislo.ary
cannot produce.
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Sher;f's Sale No. il8.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
under and by virtue of "A judgment ren
Gpred in the District Court in the county of
Lssvenworth, in the State Of Kansas, in an
action wherein Harriet ). Sprague il plain
I'm and May A. Dutcn and Z h Dutch are
and OF an execution issued on
said Judgment, TO Inc directed and delivered,
| viii on
MONDAY, THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEM-
Der,
A. d. 1879, at II o'clock A. VI. of that day, a;
the south front dcor of the Court
House in the City OF LeavenWortb,
in the County of Leavenworth, in
the State of Kansas, offer at public sale and
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand,
the following described tracts of land Situate,
lying and being in the County OF Leayen-
worth. in the state of Kansas, namely:
Los number ten tlol and eleven tlll, In
block number thirteen tl3l. In Leaveuworth
city proper.
Dat. Il this 9Th day of October, 1879.
Pc LOWE,
Sher # of Leavenworth County. Kansas.
NJ. L.. Ent, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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An Old physician, retired from practice,
having had placed IN his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and per.
manent cure Tor Consumption, Bronchiiis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers IN thousands Of cases, has
felt II his duty to make ii known to SUI
iering fellows. Acluated by this motive and
and desire TO relieve human suffering, ]
this recipe, in q erman, ch, or Eoglish
" IN full directions for preparing and using
Sent by mail 10y addressing with stamp
am ny this paper, W. W sHERAR, l4g Pow
$ BLOCK, Il &c ne ter, y. Y. oct3eow
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GOOD Cultivation Profitable

good soil rarely fails, even in poor
season, of returning aging income for the
labor expended upon ii in the cultivation of
any crop adapted to 1t. The idea that the
number of acres in crops indicates the farm
er's income must be abandoned and the num-
Der of bushels per acre must be looked for
instead. There is certainly less profit in plow-
ing fifty acres to raise one thousand bushels
OF grain than in blowing but twenty-five TO
grow the same amount. and trusting TO good
seasons for iair crops will not be thought OF
by the i'm proved farmer. rich. well Guilt
waited soil will usually make fair returns in
what we call bad or unigvorabie seasons.
What the farmer on a poor soil would call a
good season seldom comes.
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Storing sweet Potatoes.

IGOR. Kansas Farmer, p
To harvest and store sweet potatoes dig
when the ground is dry any time after the
tubers are matured. Let them remain out
doors until the surface IL dry then keep them
under shelter until they have gone through a
sweat and dried of, tnen sort over carefully
and store away in boxes or barrels and keep
dry with even temperature, from % TO 6J'.
No sand, cbah OF shavings Is needed for
pack ing, and your potatoes Will CINE out
sound in the spring.
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l.
Scanfy fare and driving storms In winter
will tell upon the most vigorous stock; and 1t
is this point especially which we desire to
make in this ARTICLE. Our improved breeds
have been created under conditions which
are as diverse as possible from those under
which their prog eniiors existed in their nat.
ural state. Ga many farms that are harmless
and shediess, on our prairies and plains
where artificial shelter is hardly thought OF,
it is idle to suppose that such stock will do
well when subjected TO the Indictment storms
which sweep across the continent. 1t must
be better cared for than that or ii WILL OF ne.
cessity ceferiOrate. and sooner or later re.
Ia pse into very much of the condition In
INCH IL WAS originality found; or, at all
events, part with much II how Possesses
which constitutes Its chief value. Let us not
be understood ~ intimat,ng that all there is
in the breed Is in the feed Far from 1t but
II IL as true as any other lnflexible Law OF ma.
ture, that exposure and partial starvation
Will ipjure any kind of stock, and their ef.
iecss upon such q has been improved under
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Eatfe0iDg hoEs.


Force fattening hogs slong as fast as posi-
BILE. There is nothing to be gained in wait.
ing till cold weather to fatten swine. Feed
IL they will eat clean at ell times If they
are 70 be KEEP, for the spr' ing market, they
will go increasing in weight all winter. As
soon as YOU end yonr swine have gained
their maximum weight, sell. 1t will not pay
to keep STOCK simply that they may hold
their own.
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The Care or sheep.
lAmerican StOckman.I

Keep sheep dry under foot with clean lit
ter. Never let them stand or lie in the mud
or snow. II q eve loses her lamb, milk her
daily for few days and mix a little alum
with her salt. Never Tighten sheep: il
possible, avoid IL. Separate sick or thin
shee from those that are strong. and give
them special care. II "A leg Is broken, bind II
with splinters tightly, lOosening as the limb
swells. IL sheep IS lame, examine his
nOCfs; II unsOund, spply tobacco. with blue
y!trol boiled In a Little water. shear at once
any sheen commencing to shed his wool, I'M
less the weather Is too severe.
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Good Potato soup.

Peel and slice ten medium sized potatoes;
add one onion, a slice of salt pork, stalk OF
celery. teaspoon Of salt, and water enough
70 cover. Boil until the potatoes are very
soft. Press through a colandeI; add quart
of milk, tablespoonful of chopped parsley:
boil up at once. 1t should be like thick
cream. Serve with croutons, tdry bread cut
into small DIAMONDS, fried in boiling lard
and drained.) Place in the toureen and pour
the soup over them.
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s.lenN wood

The Democrats had a very successful meet
ing at Glenwood Saturday night. Speeches,
were made by p. q Lowe, VIM Shepherd, c.
W. Curtain, Frank 7. Lynch, and Col. Coffin
During the evening Col. Coffin created a lit
tie disturbance by attempting 10 speak at the
wrong time, but he gave in to the crowd, and
after wa DIS made a speech that was well re-
ceiyed.
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Sheriff's Sale, No. 100.

nUBLIC NOTICE. is hereby given that I'M
der and by virtue of "A Judgment rem
oered in the District Court i'll the County of
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action " herein John Quinn is rlaintiff. and
Thomas Darling, Administrator of the es-
tate of Louis Wagner, deceased, and Others
are Defendants, and of an execution issued
on said judsment,to me directed ana deliver
ed, will on
MONDAY, THE sRD DAY OF NOVEMBER,
A. ID. 1879, 81 eleven O'Clock A. NJ. of that day +,
at the south front door of the Court House In
the City of Lesvenworth, in the County of
Leavenworth, In the State OF Kansas, offer
at Public Sale and sell to the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following described
tracts Of land, situate, lying AMI being IN the
County of Leaven worth, IL tine STATE q: KAN
sas, namely.
Lots number eleven lD and twelve t2l In
block number thir'y-three (SSl in the Cliy of
Leavenworth proper.
Dated this second day of October. Is7g-
L. u. LOWE,
Sheriff of Lesvenworth County, Kansas.
LUCIAN BAKER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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WILLIAM GEORGE, Plaintiff,
vs..
Bridge Proposals.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LEAVFNwORTH COUNTY.
KAN. @ srD,er : 1879

LEAvESwORrH, KAN, tOber ;, ISI9)
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this,oiiice until II O'Clock ". Wednesday, Oc-
tober 18th, 1879, for building ana repair o:
bridges for the county "a follows: For cut
vert on Atchison and DesotO road at Blu
chsnan Grove, kicktpoD Township
Also, culvert on the Penn berton road, one
half mile south west OF M.iiwood, in EastOn
Township. Also, rebuilding approaches To
bridge on the !ecom ptOn road over Stranger.
Also for new floor of bridge over Stranger, at
I.inwooi, in sherman Township, according
to plans and specifications to be filed with
the County Clerk by IN. County Engineer.
The Board OF the tou"ty Commissioners
reserve the right to reject any and al. bids
By order of the Board.
j. W. NIEIIkCS,
dltg3t County CLERK.
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Winter Noodle Soup.

ICUr. IHIIIt T al fflt1, %
To one egg add little salt and as much
sifted flour as it will absorb, knead down and
roll very thin. Let 1t dry for half an hour,
then dredge with flour and roll over and
over. Shave thin slices from the end Of the
roll, shake them out and drop them into
sailed boiling water. Stir with a skinner
and boil for two minutes, then turn into n
cOlander and dash cold water over them.
Drain, and put into boiling broth; add a
little chopped parsley and serve at once.
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AS ian ounce Of prevention is worth
pound of cure" It is q good plan 10 buy bot.
tie OF xRE.5S FEVER TONIC, and during the
season when ChiIls, Fever are prevalent take
a small dose daily thus preventing the posi-
biIity of contracting any Malsriai disease. II
Won nave the Ague buy bottle sBd be cured
promptly and surely. The money refunded
If IL dose not cure. It contains no Quinine or
Poison, and is pleasant to take.
AM DIV smo
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STATE OF KANSAS,
LzAvESwoKTH COUNTY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that 8, a reg
~ ular meeting of the Board of County
com m ,-sionerr, begun and held at the Court
house. in the city OF Lesyenworth, In said
County and state, on the 5th day Of October,
A. ID ls7g, j. Z. SchrOeth and others of Kick
Doc Township. householders of said County,
presented and flied a petition, aski1g said
Board of Com missioners for the appointment
of Viewers 10 view, survey, change and re-
locate a road in said Township, Known AS the
Hoberg Road, commencing al he NV. a of
section :, township s. range ~, and locate
the same upon the section line, instead Of
running a. II now does. said change Is On the
land of J. G. Schroeth.
The prayer II the petitioners was granted.
and +. r.. A. Daniels, MAI. Henderson and
Bedjanin Bishop were appointed Viewers, To
meet at the house OF John e.. Schroeth, in
Kickapoo Tosn hip. on the 2sth day of No.
vember, 1873, at ten O'Clock A n. or In case of
failure To meet on the day designated, then
On the following day, and proceed TO view
said road, and give 10 all arties concerned a
hearing.
By order OF the Board
2tw. J. W. HIEHAUs, county Clerk
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southern Crops.

Reliable reports from different sections
Virginia represent the corn and cotton crops
as average ones. The tobacco crop will only
yield two thirds of the usual quantity. The
peanut crop is said to be the best ever raised
in The State ALI minor crops are in a prom
i-iny condition,
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Bcrk shires.
IAmerican Stockman i

TAmerlcAn StOckman
A majority of farmers want a hOs that will
attain a weight of from $50 to $40 pounds in
the shortest possible time, with the least
trouble and expense. Mr.. 8. thinks the
Berkshires meet this demand, as they need
no extra feed to fatten, hut are ready To kill
any time after three months old. although
additional feeding always produces paying
| -
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GusIis' sicIiIis.

Cal. Saunders, the co,ored man who v as
the victim of Walter QlalIs in the shooting
afriay near Reiger's Grove Monday, being
shot in the abdomen and horribly beaten by
guaIls on account of Jealousy aroused by
seeing Saunders with his nails wife, was
reported late last night iO o. slightly I'M
proved IN his condition, though as Yet there
Ia great 4 gubI as TO bis ultimate recovery.
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Assi9nee's Note.

glNHE creditors Of sparrow & Jones and all
persons interested are hereby notified
tnat The undersigned assignee of the estate Of
said SparroW & Jones will, on Saturday, the
srh day OF December, A ID. 1879, MAKE appli-
cation to the District court of LsavenwOrth
county, Kansas. for a discharge from his said
trust and viii on that day file his petition
for said discharge in said court a. provided
for by the Ia rs OF the State Of Kansas.
Dated o. tober q, 1873.
GEORGE ID. FAIR,
Assignee of Sparrow * Jones.
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aHaudsome Monument.

Mrs. l. q. Terry has caused handsome
granite monument 10 be erected over the
grave of her husband, Col. Terry. 1t is fine
niece OF work and no one who visits MI.
Nuncie viii pass IL by unnottced Capt. L.
Geraughty, VINO com plated the desl says
!t is one OF the neatest, most appropriate,
and characteristic that he nrs made Tor many
years.
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The Care OF Cattle.

The Toronto Glote In an article says that
II, instead of roaming ON the Iosdsides, or
even In pasture fields, our cattle were housed
comfortably, their feed chopped and inter.
mixed with feeding stufis such - corn meal.
crushed oats, Oil cake, in fair allowance Gay
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a Ea.se sSepGsl

The news prevailed Monday ni-ht that
MS. II. W. Ide, who was lying very low with
sickness, had died. The news WAS 50 COM
municated toa TINES reporter, and in yester-
day mornings issue her death was announced
TIE report, however, was uulOundec,
having gro ~n out of her critical condition
Vested " Mrs. Ide was considerably better
and ner speedy recovery is conn ieDtly sniicl-
mated
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Shesifs sails No. ~,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un.
der and by virtue of n judgment rem
uered in the District Court in the County of
Leavenworth, in the State OF Kansas, in an
action wherein T. j. Ssyward is plaintiff, ard
Mary Curr an, administrator of the estate oi
James Curran, deceased, and Others are de-
PENDANTS, ana OF an execution iSsaed on said
Judgment, TO me directed and delivered, 1
will on
MONDAY, THE arm DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. ID. 1879, AT eleven O'Clock A. NJ of that
day, at the South front door of the Court
House in the CITY of LeavenwCrth, in II
County Of LeavenwOrth, in the State of Kan
sas, offer at Public Sale and sell to the high
est bidder, for cash in hand, the following
described tract of land, situate, lying and
being in the County of Leavenworth, in the
State of Kansas, namely:
Lot number twenty-six ~, in block forty
nine (igl, in the city OF Leavenworth proper.
Dated the 18th day of september, 1873
Z. u. LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
Lucien Baker, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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PUeHs..y FATAL sROO rlXG.
Il Nan Shot - the Abdc1ien ana Ier-
ribiy Beaten Yesterday Morning
N.ar Heiecr'. Grove.

| About 20 O'Clock yesterday morning, near
Rsiger-s Garden, a shooting ARRAY took place,
which bids fair 10 have fatal result. Ihe
! circumstance IS taken from the / ps OF the
party vino is no~ lying Eear deaths door,
We're as follows:
| Cal Saunders is a colcrcd man who lives on
Dakota str eli, between Second and Third
Last week he came down iroIn a visit TO At
Gibson, having a message for the wife OF Wal.
ter QualIs another coiored man who lives
on Cherokee street, almost out 10 X eyer
grove. Saunders went out 10 deliver the
mess age Friday. 1t seems that QlaIs leai,
ousy was Aroused by The visit and he made
objec.i ions to IT. On saunders return home
he was FOLLOWED bv some one, but did not
know exacJS gsno ii Was. That evening
Friday-however, he was sitting in ms house
when some one knocked upon the door
Not having any suspicion of danger, Saund-
ers opened the door and found Qaals outside
who
IMMEDIATELY FIRED AT HIM.
TIE shot, however, struck the door case
ment before striking Saunders, 50 that con-
siderable of It's force was spent and it only
penetrated his clothing, on the LETT breast
and barely penetrated the skin. Quslls left
quiet until yesterday morning, when saun-
ders, as he claims, went out TO talk the mat
ter over with QuaIls and assure MIN that ms
jealousy was entirely uniouDded. d- iouho
| u lalis at home and commenced 10 taIk over
Iue susIIeT, outside OF the mouse, when
Ouaus steppe: inside the door Hsy
Saunders mIstrusted that something WAS
wrong, ana mis- sus oicions were confirmed by
the appearance OF Quails IL the doorway
WITH a REvoLvE9.
He AT once drew revolver which he hal on
his person, bit q la!is - had the drop, ahu
kept II, nrIng al ulin, the b.iI takihs enect
IN The s.b1oInen, little to The rikht y tne
center of the body, taking DOWNWARD
course. Saunders Tell 10 The ground ana
q lails jumped upon him, taxing away LIS
pistol. 81 nd commenced beating MIN over the
mead. in Il citing fifteen distinct wounds upon
the face, making II literally
MASS OF WOUNDS.
Immediately after the shooting Quslis
went to the police station and TOOK out \
warrant against Saunders for an assault upon
him self: out officer Ierser, 10 whom Inc
warrant was committed, N airing OF Tue
snootiug the complainant had done shofty
sfteryyarCf at once and him and locheu MN
up ,,, a.,
The wounded man afterwards walked to
the corner OF Third and h : a streets, over
half a mile, in his b-diy used up condition,
and went into Mr.. hern's store. Here ne
received surgical treatment by Dr. Cal ahsn
and was taken TO his benz. He feaIiz tue
dangerous character OF his wounds, Out
Gems to he hopeful. He saws that there is no
foundation whatever Tor - lalIs Jeai"u>y,
A preliminary examiLaiIon al the hitter Will
y.5uaby be held in Police Court to-day.
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Posr OFFICE DEPAgTAENT,
Once of the list Asst Z NJ. t-eneTal,
WASHINGTON, ID. Oct. Il, 1879 }
POSTM ASTER,
halfway, y. j.
STR
withholding letters addressed To NJ A
Dauphin-
Tie simple fact that a letter is addressed
10 NJ A pauphln does no, under the present
rtillng az the department, warrant it, del.n-
ton at the mailing Off e.
Very respectfully.
- gntcl JAMES 7. WARR,
LIST Asst 4. N. JsCuvI al.
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Too Much Medicine.

Proper management, feeding and cleaning
Is necessary in promoting health in horses.
He who administers medicine to his horse
when In good health does injury instead OF
good; too much medicine Is given to our do
nestle animals under the false impression OF
b.nefilting their condition.
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Black Ants.

About this time the woOdbine about the
house is apt to be infested with myTaids Of
little black ants. A little common salt
spread about the roots is a sure preventive
against their encf Oachments.
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LEANrNWORrH, kAS.
OCTOBER 2OTiI, 1879.
STATE OF KANSAS.
LEANESwORrH CSUSrY.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ regular meeting OF the Board of County
, ON mIssioners. begun and held at the Court
House, IN The CITY VI Leavenworth, In said
County and state on the Sth day of October
A. d. 1879 LOGAN Z-igler, and others OF Reno
Township, hOuSebOlders Of said County, pre-.
scented ana fled "A petition asking said Board
Of Com mISsioners for the appointment OF
Viewers To view, survey and locate q road I'm
said Township, commencing at the south
west Corner of the town of Fall Leaf, and
running sout on section line Ont quarter of
IA mile The prayer of the petitioners was
granted. and W. t. Griffith, John Smelser
aud Vim. Mitchell were appointed Viewers,
u meet at the house of Logan Zeigler, In
Reno Township on the 26th day OF Novem-
Der, 1872, at ten O'Clock A. NJ, or In ease OF
failure To meet on the day designated, then
on the following day, anu proceed to view
sild road and give To all parties concerned,
"a heauns.
BY order of the Board.
W.T. j. W. NIFHAUs, County Clerk
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We have used Dr. Prices -pec.al F.aSCring
Extracts and can cor fidentaiiy recommend
Them tn the com muuiIy as tn best articles
in domestic Use. Iney are the lesdl NJ AMI
Giles of their kind in America, ana sncuid De
on the shelf Of every weii-Ersu!a.,d lamily
grocer.
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A balky driver makes balky horse. In
breaking in colts the trainer should never
lose his temper. A firm hand and gentle
manner will bring any colt however spirited
IL may be into subservlence to the driver.
The animal must be made TO rely entirely
upon its master. Ii cannot be made TO do SO
by brute force. The same means shouli be
uS.-i as with q chi a.,