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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Hardy Bulbs for the Garden,


1t is now almost time to think about what
varieties OF bulbs to plant in the garden this
fall in order to ensure a nice floral decoration
for next summer. One of tue first and best
is found among the numerous varieties of
Lilies. This class of plants is one of peculiar
usefulness in a small garden, taking up hard
ly any room in growing and standing well
above the ordinary plants, such as Gersn-
iums, Coleus, etc. They are very easily Gull
waited and scir.ely ever fail to give satisfac-
ton to the grower. They should be planted
as soon in the fail as the bulbs can be pro-
cured say from the middle of Septem-
Der until ioug as the soil can
be worked, but the sooner the better. a
good loamy soil thoroughly enriched with
rotten stable manure, is the best adapted for
them. Dig the bed or plsce INTENDED Tor the
bulbs at least a foot deep being careful TO
have good ioil at that depth. as they will
y.ow and flower much better besides stand
ing the intense heat of summer with lmpu-
nifty.
Plant abou; four inches deep, pacAing the
sOIi firmly and carefully around the bulbs
and abOutthe beg inning of Decemb r mule
the bed two or three incnes deep with layer
of manure, which will both enrich the soil
and protect the bulbs from frost. In spring
IL may be removed or dug In, when the
ground gets soft aud the danger from hard
frosts is over. Tue bulbs should be nfteI
every tnird or four year and divided, then
replaced as above.
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About Cooking.
MRS. Henry Ward Beecher,I

MIS- henry W ara Beecner.J
In cooking almost all kinds OF meat soft
water should be used when possible, put " ith
vegetables hard water is often best, and for
that reason salt Is thrown into the water to
make it hard when cooking. Some vegeta
bles are spoiled by cooking in soft water,
because 1t will dissolve or make them so ten
der that all the flavor. passes into the water,
leaving the vegetable insipid and worthless
destroy ing al the irmness of texture neces-
sary 10 retain the flavor and juices. Salt is
also added 10 retain the coior, else that would
be lost In the water snd the vegetable be come
elbow. Soft water Is best for making soups,
broths, or anything from which one desires
10 extract The juice regardless of the sub
stance, and hard water when IL is necessary
to hold the juices in the meat; and as the soft
water may be made hard by the addition OF
salt. housekeepers will do wisely IL they pro-
vide themselves constantly with soft water,
n 4 far 4 possible
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25

J Z. W n Z I T. r,
eli 81 Charles srEeeSD
-ett> ali forms Ct Eenerai Diseases, Semi
~! Emissions and sexual Debility, with
VI ara'leltd success no asa.isE y.ho failed
c. :. u wrlt:; pa5apalet c. CONSULTATION free.
Tan ,Iefer 10 the medical Z c-GSsior N all
..--.- % lrz ~i0r1'sg =
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Sherifs Sale No. Il3.

DUELIC NOTICE is hereby given that
l. under and by virtue of judgment zen
uvIed in the District Court in the county oi
LeaveuwOrth, in the State of Kansas, in an
action wherein Harriet - Sprague is plain
un, and May A. Dutch and z ii Dutch are
defendants, and of an execution issued on
said Judgment, 10 me directed and delivered,
i will ON
MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER,
A. ID. 1873, at IL o'clock A. VI. Of that day, al
the south front door 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 no. and eleven on, In
block number thirteen (l3l, in Leavenworth
City proper.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1879
T.. q Lone,
Sheri II of Leaven worth County, Kansas.
NJ. Il. Emit, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Berries.

In time OF peace prepare for war, is the
maxim OF the wise ststesman and he horti-
culturist, adopting the spirit of this motto,
sets about preparing for the next summer, as
soon as the cool days and NIGHTS of autumn
lay TO rest the roots and stocks OF his fruit
trees and vines. Among small fruits rasr-
berries seem to take most kindly 10 the soil
and climate of Kansas. Every farmer should
have a lot or ''patch" planted TO this deli
cious, easily propagaled fruit. It is not only
a wholesome luxury that his family may en-
joy in season, but IL n surplus is raised, so
much the better. He can readily dispose Of
the berries AZ his nearest town at good prices,
and the citizens will be only too glad of The
opportunity of supplying their tables with
fresh berries grO.n at home. Thousands OF
collars are sent ont of the state every sum
mer in exchange for berries of ali kinds,
which ought 10 be grown al home.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Plotting PLANTS,


Wien ont doors, removing plants from the
open ground, which should be done before
cold weather comes In earnest, choose the
smaller and younger ones for potting, and do
the work in early morning, watering freely
and setting the pots in the shade or in a light
cellar. Geraniums now raised and pottef.
may be thus kept dormant in the cellar till
wanted for setting out in spring. If such oc-
cupalion Of tire cellar leads 10 the removal
from thenca of unused and spelling vegets-
tables, mu'ty cider, brine and vinegar casks
and decsying wool. there will be less likeli-
hood OF sickness in the winter. Whilst de-
caytng animal substances promptly mske
their presence known, the decaylng wood
and the rnusty barrels will disseminate the
spores Of 81 -etse sG5tIy and far more danger
ousy. Dig potatoes, II possible, when the
ground Is CRY; keep them covered by a blan-
ksI from the sun when in the wagon, ana
place them on a iath floor until cold weather.
When thoroughly dry, place them in bins in
the cellar, anu they viii not rot.
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Farming.
--o-- ntN.. &,

The sons of Sirach three thousand years
ago ask I'd the question, "Uow can We have
wisdom who folioweth after the ploE-who
taKe;h pleasure in the good, and whose talk
is OF the bullocks ?" In other words, the iso-
lation of farm life tends TO contract views,
aud II the farmers round of friends be IImi-
ted TO few. engrossed with the same labors
and duties, or narrowed, IL may be to his own
family, the tendency will unavoidaby be to
run in the same OLD ruts from year 10 year.
and the thought and talk are concerning the
daily toll. We are too apt 10 think that
work in the fields is only a dull routine; that
agriculture, indeed, at Its best estate is only
an art. little thought and q little knowl-
edge soon dispel the illusion. The physical
sciences are ali allied To a. higher.and success
fui farming. The farmer of the iuiure must
be a man or culture and OF varied practical
knowledge. We are already beginning TO see
IT'S importance. Within ten years aZricul-
tcre mas made an advance greater than was
made during the previous twenty five.
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The chinch bug is equally destructive
through all its stages of growth. From the
time the little red bug issues from the egg 10
the hour of death, il constantly draws nour-
ishment from those channels that would
ultimately end in our bins and cribs.
Its food is Obtained entirely by suction.
Provided with a strong, sharp beak, II pierces
Its food plant and sucks out the sap. A plant
is unable to supply hundreds OF little stom-
achs that are pumping away at its vital
current, aUd at toe same time keep up its
regular functions of growth and develop
ment.
THIS little insect IS singly very Insignificant
but collectively IL is iInn-n The amount
of injury resulting from its puuctur..s can
scarcely be estimated. But when We see very
promising fields OF small grain whitening
before Its march, and acres or coru schorched
as by fire, We can then realize the import
ance o; small matters.
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LEGAL.
Sheriff S Sale No. Ii9.

DUELIC NOTICE Is hereby given that
IL under and by virtue Of execution
issued on Judgment rendered in an action
IN the District Court IN the county of Leav-
euworth in the State OF Kansas, wherein T..
y. o. Clou. h is plaintiff, and Lena Felix and
Earnest hasten are defendants, to me di-
rected and delivered, / will on
MONDAY, THE eth DAY OF o CTOBER,
A. ID. 1873, at eleven O'CLOCK A. VI OF that Gay,
at the south front door OF the Court House in
the city of LeayenwOrth, In the County OF
Leavenworth, in the State of Kansas, offer
at Public sale and Sell 10 the highest bidder,
for cash in hand, the following dssffibedTract
oflsnd, situate, lying and being:iu lie County
OF Leavenworth, in The State OF Kansas, name.
ly:
The East helf ", of the northeast frac
ttonal quarter of section number ~, OF Town
ship number eight (s), OF Range nu L bel
twenty one (2I.
Dated this 18th day of september, 1879
L. q, LOWE.
Sheriff of Leayenworth County Kansas,
Z. y. %. Clougn, Attorney ior Plaintiff.
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Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANSAS, l.

STATE OF KANSAS, L.
COUNTY or LEANESWoRH,b
In the Probate Court Of said SLATE and County.
In the matter of the estate off,
WILLIAM N. HUGHES,
deceased.
TSFDITOES and all other persons I'M, r
esged IN the Aforesaid estate, sre hereby
notified, that at the next regular term OF the
Probate Court, in and Tor said county, TO be
begun and held at the court room, In the
city and county of Leavenworth, state OF
aforesaid, on the first Monday In the month
of October, A. d. ls.9, | shall apply 10 the
said Court for a full and final settlement OF
said estate and also for allowance By Count
for reasonable compensation for services, up.
on due hearing there or had befo e court, and
for necessary attorney fees and other expenses
iucurred to be sscertsined upon like hear
ing. Lesvenwor' IN City, Thursday Septem-
Der ith, a. ID. l-19.
q. ]. DECKER. Admir-,
SARAH j. HUG HES, AdmN,
OF The estate OF VIM u. Hughes, DECD.
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A Blessing Z, England.

Tie capacity Of this country TO produce
cheap meat food bsfll IS calculation, and the
methods employed in sending it abroad have
reached such perfection tina; no serious draw
back on that account is feared. The masst 5
of the English people are thus enabled TO
obtain good meat at a lOy prize, compared
with what they would have to pay but for
this CONF etitiOn, and instead of LOOK ins upon
this enterprise as an evil 10 England, II Is
entitled rather to consideration as a great
blessing and that il will be so looked upon
III the near future there can be little doubt.
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Sheriff's Sale No. ~,

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that uu.
Il der and by virtue OF judgment rem
dered in the District Court in the County OF
LeavenwOrth, in the State OF h snsas, in an
action wherein L. j. Sayward is plaintiff, and
Mary Curran, administrators of the estate OF
James Curran, deceased, and Others are de
PENDANTS, and OF an execution issaed on said
Judgment, TO me directed and delivered, 1
will on
MONDAY, THE 27TH 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 LeavenwOrth, in the
sas,Cfier 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 Leiiven worth, in the
State Of Kansas, namely:
Lot number twenty-siN 26i, in block forty
nine ii9i, in the city Of LsRvenSoTth proper.
Dated the 10Th dag of september. 1873
l.. q. LOWE,
sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
LuCIen Baker, Attorney Tor Plaintiff
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Ham Balls.

Beat six eggs until very light, and add flour
gradually until you have a batter stiff enough
to admit of being made into balls. Prepare
some cold BOILED ham, fat and lean mixed,
by chopping it up very ine; then -four it and
mix with the batter. Drop tn. balls into
melted lard that is boiling hot; fry snd then
drain them on a sieve till they are free from
the adhesion OF any sress-. This is a nice
way to nam after IL has been sent to the
table for several days, and "A good deal has
been cut from the joint, so that IL 10 longer
makes A very slightly dish.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-25
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of resi- estate were
filed for record with Register Crowder yes
terday:
william w. Childs and wife. of Oak and,
California, TO Joseph Whitaker, the undivid-
ed one half OF 905 acres of land in The north
east quarter of section /, township 9. range
q; $50.
Mary A. Trent, of Oakland, California, To
William W Guilds, the tract OF land above
describ. d SO.
Sanford ID. Morris to william q. NJ. Dalton,
undivided interest In and to 81 IS acres in the
southeast quarter of section %, township 9.
range Is; So 50.
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The following new Cases were filed with the
clerk of the district court yesterday:
Charles L. Flint VS. Valentine Becker and
Mary Becker -Ejectment.
Charles L. flint VS. John L Bris.ow and
John L. Biggs-Ejectment
Charles l.. Flint VS. William II. Br.stow-
Ejectmenf.
Iharles l.. Flint VS. William II. p. Brlstow
and Ephriam acknowledgements.
Charles L. Flint vs. Melinda Baliinger and
Jonn Northumberland
Charles l.. Flint VS.. Joshua Hall-Eject-
ment.
Charles l.. Flint VS. Nsncr Harrod, Dudley
Harrod and Benjamin HarTod-tj ectmeut.
Charles Flint vs. Henry Mckinney-Eject-
ment
Silas Davis VS. Thomas Trower-Appeal.
]. L. Viewer VS. Senior keaney-Aostract OF
Ind ment
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Notice.!

STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF LEAvESwoTH. IS.
In the District Court Of the FII-st judicial Dis
tTiet iH aforesaid County.
LUCY ]. CoZAD. Plaintiff,
DUDLEY A. CoZAD. Defendant.
u on, THE SAID DUDLEY A. COZAD
] are hereby notified that you have been
sued in the above emitted case in the above
named court. by said Lucy .CoZad. ard
thar Guy must answer the petition of the
said plaintiff filed in siad case, on or before
the 2lst day Of August, A. ID f, 1879, or said
petition will be taken as true, and Judgment
and decree rendered against you for divorce,
and for the custody OF the children of SAID
parties by said plaintiff, as prayed for in said
petition, and tor costs.
LUCY j. COZAD,
JOHN G. DOUGLASS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were issued
on the 23i by Judge Diefencorf:
Mordecsi John and Mary L: McCarty, OF
Delaware township.
Jacob Fisher, of Topeka, and Mary Wager
of Leavenworth; married by the Court.
NJ. c. Harrington and Ellen RDs sitter, OF
the city.
The following We're issued Yesterday:
sanford ID. Morris ard Evelyn curry, of
Delaware township.
Frank GaIlagt er and Mary McAndrew, of
the city.
Joseph 5. Keith and Mary T.. Garrett, of the
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Home Decoration.

Whatever the thought be In the decoration
OF a room, let there be prevailing idea to
which all others ara to be subordinate, lead
ing up TO and harmonizIng with. Thus in
color, If the leading color be crimson. the 9TH
ers need to be such as harmonize and
contrast well with Blue or green or perhaps a
en- its force and yet sub ue IL. Or If II be
favorits picture, or a piece o: china which
takes the ace of honor-the best light
needs support aud contrast TO disclose its
merits
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There are a number of distinguished OH
GERS registered at the AdJutsnt Generals
Office. Among the number are Gen. J. Vog-
des, Colonel of the FirstArtillery; Gen. H. b.
Clitz, Colonel of the Tenth Infantry; Gen. f.
r. Flint, colonel OF the Fourth Infantry
Gen. II. G. Hunt, Colonel OF the Fifth ArtiI-
lery; Gen. X. b. Ay res, Colonel OF the Second
ARTILLERY; Gen. Cuvier Grover, Colonel OF the
First Cavalry; Gen. ID. NJ. Mcclure, Assist 4.
NJ General, and Capt. W q wedemeyer, OF
the sixteenth Infantry. Many suppose that
these officers have been ordered here for the
purpose OF taking part IN the Davidson court
martial.
Regarding the visit of President Hayes
nothing has been learned but the general i'm
preston is that he will be at Fort Lesven-
worth Saturday and part OF sunday
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Winter Dairying.

]
Timothy hay is not nearly SO good for cows
as clover. THIS is an Old and patent fact to
all who have had any experience in feeding
cows. Cows will make more butter, and re-
quire less corn, that have nice sweet clover
to eat and the butter Is more yellow. In fact,
yellow cora, srould up with an equal amount
of oats, and clover hay, fed to dairy stock,
viii almost invariably produce yello
edged butter, provided II Is handl
proo.r manner cd in a
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lnme To the EIDnradO

The editor of the MiIbrook, q raharn county,
Times, who mas recently come to Kansas, be-
comes enthusiastic over to the State his
adoption and expresses himself as follows:
Come to Kansas! Ye hard listed mechan-
les, We delving miners, ye Respondent farm
ers, here in the finest, the most productive
and the healthiest land the SUI ever shOne
upon has beeE reserved for every honest, in
dustrious, patient and perseseriug man a
beautiful farm, 'w hich he can take and hold
and cultivate for himself and not fer the
M
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Sheriff's Sale No. II6,

DUrLIC NOTICE is hereby given that un.
III der and by virtue of a dgme a [ rendered
in the District Court in the Countyo of Le.v.
enworth, IN the state of Kansas. in an action
wherein Isaac Brooks is plaintiff, and limo
thy Sughrue and others are defendants, and
of an execution issued on said judgment, TO
me directed and delivered, will on Monday,
the thirteenth day OF October, A. ID. 1879
at IL o'clock a, IN. OF that day. at the
south front door of the Court House IN
the City OF Leavenworth, in the County
OF Leavenworth, in the state Of Kansas
est bidder. for cash in hand the folio wing
described tract of land, situate. lying and
being in the County of Le4venwofth, In the
State OF Kansas, namely:
Lot number twenty-one en-. In block
number Twenty-one (2D, In Leavenworth
City proper.
Dated this 18th day of september. 1873.
y. G.LOWE,
Sheriff of Leavenworth County, Kansas.
III. VI. HERMAN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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The Key Note OF success.

IhHltTICAN SUCK MAUI
Farmers and Others are learning (some OF
them slowly to be sure that there is economy
in good stock that II pays, and largely, too,
to improve their domestic animals by infus-
ing into them the blood OF improved breeds.
Tue best pays the best, and this fact should
he the RUE of action governing every one
who has a calf, or colt, or pig, or lamb drop
ped on his pace. ii is the key note of sue
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At his farm near Esstou, Eastou township.
on Sunday at six O'Clock. m, uennie kneip,
in the esth year OF his age. Disease, conges-
tive chill.
Funeral will take place from the residence
OF H. Kneip, corner OF Sixth and Miami
streets, at 10 O'Clock m, Tuesday, 2lst
inst. Friends of the family are invited to
attend.
The deceased Was one of the Oldest settlers
of the State, having come here before Kansa
was organized as n territory, and having built
one OF the first houses in the city. He served
his country nobly during the late war, and
as q citizen ranked among the best in the
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HREDITORS and all other persons inter-
" ested In the Aforesaid estate are hereby
notified, that at the next regular term Of the
Probate Court, In and for said coanty, to be
begun and held at the court room in the city
and county Of Leavenwortb, State OF afore-
said, on the first Monday In the month Of
October. A. d. 1873. / shall apply to the said
court for full and fnal settlement OF said
estate, and that will at the same time and
place make application for an allowance for
services, upon due hearing thereof had by
said court; also, for necessary attorney fes .
and Other expenses necessarily incurred, to
be ascertained upon like hearing.
JOSEPH RIEPENKROGER,:
AIecufor Of the estate OF Caroline Schmees,
deceased.
Leavenworth City, Taurcay. August .. A.
ID. 1853. WV
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How 10 Destroy RrmbIe Bees
GExchange.l

Take jug, fill IL half full OF water, set 1t
close by the nest Qeave it uncorkedl, then
stir up the bses- They will go down in the
jug faster than you can count them. 1 saw
50 90 in Jog nj one sett ng fey days ago.
How II makes the boys laugh 10 see them
pitch In the tran 50 fast! II you donr get
tnem ali al the first setting, repeat the opera
Hon.
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IChristian Union IL
An English horticulturist in the Gardeners
Chronicle tells how he killed the meaIy- bug in
his wineries, without spelling the grapes, by
working In Scotch whisky amongst the ber-
ries with feather brush. Imitators OF his
example here might fiud "Jersey lightning"
equally effective. A German periodical as
serts decoction of he tomato plant 10 be
valuable insecticide,
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RADICAL CURE
COLLINS
voL1AIc = ELECTRIC
PLhsTERS
Instrntiy ennihiIate Pain,
strengthen The Weak,
Support the Weary.

BY instantly affecting the Nervous system,
their influence is ri Once felt at the fart hest
extremiIIes. HENCE Pain, which arises from
a disturbance of the Nerve Forces il cured in
every instance as n by magic. Palpitation of
the Heart - fisu nation o. the Lungs, Liver
and Kidneys, Irritation of the stomach and
Bowels INDIGESTION, Dyspepsia. Il LIONS Collie
Cramps, and Pain sriS ng from the same
cause, are speedily relieved. The medicinal
forces present in these Plasters find their way
into the system in = manner at once m ys'eri-
Gus and powerful. They accomplish hat no
remedy ever before ma DONE viz, the resto-
ration of vital electricity, whence comes
instant and grsteful relief from Pain ahd
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Personal.

4 IIltI sCslII sStON n III-ETTi '
". Tor Nation, OF the firm Oh y Itlon x Her
ring, of Emporis. Kansas, was here to-day
with some good cattle, owned By the nrm
He says many cattle will Be led in that part
of the State next winter. ss tie profits are
reasonably good and corn viii b. eGeap and
obi
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Oatmeal P0rrid:e.

iPrarie drIneI
To three pints Of boiling water add one-hslf
pound OF oatmeal and one-half teaSpoonful
of salt. STR gently and boil ID or % minutes.
Turn into dish warm, and eat with sweet
milk. butter or syrup, or sprin lie with
d mixture OF sugar sId powdered cinnamon
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christian Union.l

Eggs may be KEEP: fresh for months If
packed in a cool place, small END down, in
boxes filled with finely sifted coal ashes well
pressed down between the egss, SO as 10 keep
lnem IRON access 10 the air.