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Daily Republican., 1879-04-25
SEeciaI Mention.

Middleton has again reduced prices.
Hecker's hest family -four, in bags con-
tanning ! and l-l6 barrel, 9Oc. and 4jc
per bag next grade, 75c. and CSC. per
bag granulated sugar, SIC. !; white su-
gar, Sc. very light sugar, 7c. pound
bleacher soap, cents lbs. p. & e..
oleine soap, 25 cts. ; sand soap, 3 cts;
olive soap, full pound, 5 cts; Babbitt's
soap, 6 cts; 7 lbs. standard soap, 25c.;
CORR as good as Bakers, cts. per can !;
canned peas, 7 cts. 3 cans trophy to.
matoes, 2j cts; blackberries, 10 cts. per
can pine apple, Is cents per can ;
3 lbs. Valencia raisins, 25 cents ;
4 lbs. Bosnia prunes, % cents ;
prime French prunes, 10 cents per
ID. ; fair coffee, 10 cts. per ID. very
good coffee, l6 cts. per tb. fine coffee,
20 cts. per ib. our old Santos coffee,
everybody's favorite, rs cts. per lb.
chocolate, 30 cts. per fb. full line
of French mustard as low as S cts. per
bottle chow chow, plain and mixed
pickles, 10 cts. per bottle; 4 glasses
pnre fruit jelly, Ono Glucose goods %
cts. large sacks salt, 81 cts. best two
hoop buckets, 12 cts. oat meal, 3 cts.
per b., or 9 Tbs. tor 25 cts. !; starch, 5
and cts. per fb.; ib. box best
starch, 25 cts. Gilberts corn starch, S
cts. cheese at reduced prices; Nelson's
and Cox's gelatine, IA cts. Look at our
syrup and New Orleans molasses at 40
cts. per gallon; peach syrup, 25 cents
per quart; good tea for 25, 40 and 81
cts. per tb. large stock of mackeral
in !s, Is and kits, at
C. S. MIDDLET0N's,
S. Z. Cor. 4th and King streets.
The Japanese style parascl is the
latest. Call and see these attractive
goods at Strang's, 4th and Market sts'
The Enterprise Clothing Store is the
place to get the worth of your money
4O6 Market street.
Be sure and visit J. K. Fishers En-
terprise Clothing Store, for good anc
cheap clothing. 406 Market street.
Glass, rubber and other varieties o
female syringes at the Ladies Depart
ment of Belts Pharmacy. Entrance
9Th street. Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-25
Expenses er the Riot Of Illinois

The bill appropriating $4,000 for the
services of the State Militia and other
expenses in connection with the labor
riots Of 1877 and 1878 has been passed
by the Illinois State Senate and signed
by tho Governor.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-25

TNOR SALE.-The wire and seed house,
il No Ill SIMPLIFY street, very reasonable
pl ice. The subscriber will positively close
business The last Of this month. 1t is a good
location and Il good business may be done.
ap256t# A.. 4. ALDERDlCE.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-25

r UST.-Cn the I'D of April, q ss-J
Ia small water spaniel, white and -
brown, answers to the name OF "Bisn." II
found please return to j. b jDDY,
lO6 East Fourth street.
A liberal reward will be given. m. ap25-2t*
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02
DcadWool Ga Fire.

Last Friday at ? o'clock in the morning
IA FIRE broke out in DeadwoOd, ia a bakery
establishment on Sherman St, which
spreading, swept Lee, Patton, Main. Gold
William and Wall streets Of heir business
structures, some private residences were
also destroyed on Cenennial Avenue. The
hook and ladder outfit and the hose car
rage were destroyed the first thing and
the wind blew almost Il hurrc@ne. All
tat people could do was 10 look only iur
the safety Of their persons, as to the saving
goods it seemed out of the question Ex-
plosion of liquor, petroleum and powder
we've frequent and startling. Some 1875
buildings were burned and 60 dwelling
houses. Upwards of 1000 people are
homeless and some destitute. Loss csti-
mated at $4,000, ,00O. The county books
and all records except some portion Of tha
Treasures were destroyed $4,000 worth Of
postage stamps were burnt but no mail
The bank vaults were preserved and mon
ey was not injured Gen. Sturgis Of Fl,
Meade sent down cavalry to guard prop
er'y, and wagons to cOnYev the homeless
to the fort. Telegrams resent from all
quarters of tring aid if needed Building
commenced The next day after tie fire
Judge Moody and family, Gen Baadlc,
Judge Kidder, Frank Pettigrew and &. A.
Sherman VINO were there nave been heard
from as all right
The bar association held meeting re
questing Judge Moody 10 remain there
and not leave for October term Of Supreme
court at Yanktou as his services might be
needed. Responsible Insurance compan-
les had been ch.ry of taking risks there
out The F'remans Friend of San Francis
co, ST Paul & Marine, and London. LIVER
pyol & Gtoye companies were heavy losers
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E.pHLslX.

We found Capt. Boynton, the "oldsst
settler" Of Tie pTvteniious burg, figuring
ur the prof IS of his days sales He mo-
Toned us to one Of the choice Ioafers seats,
the upper soft head Of nail keg, and Ell
tering into conversation lie told
US Of the first days after his building was
landed from the wagons that had trundled
il from Lincoln Center He was empiat-
icsiiy monaTcii of his surroundings, alone
and no signs of other human beings ex-
cept when the construction train passed
to the front. Procuring board al a farm
ers nearly two lies distant, his hest was
Tie only person with whom he held con
verse for days. Customers were non est
The first Sunday after his Selkirk settle
ment, people straggled in from the neigh
borhond, curious to learn what new home
steader had squatted there, for gIasshop-
per food. Soon the side track was
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02

! commenced, other lockers on in Venice
came, heard his prophecy, and the orisi
| nal Adam of this part of the
garden is to-day surrounded by other en-
terprising men, and Lennox is an estsb
lisied fact. That the Capt, /. satisfied
with his Investment and change, /. patent
from his democratic smile being len.hsn-
ed into q continual expresson Of good
feeling aud man ifest assurance Of .uccess
! The building he now occupies is found
upon Plating the town site to be in the
cepterof the street, and when removed an
additional so feet will be built to accom-
Endats his increasing business.
tulsfsgr eyer at LittIes, (who has sue
fceeae ed aan Hsvn ii the ffst eating house
e5tablFshed,) we took in the town by
moonlight 1t is located upon an elevated
plateau, commanding an extensive view
of the surrounding country. The railroad
company have erected a fine Depot, and
upon the side tracks three conmododiou
warehouses have Lecn built by private
parties.
The Directory nyoiced as sum tJtal
up to .date, NIes.rs ConkEn Bros, Gen'l.
Merchandise; Treat, Same: McComhcr
Drug store; Wait, Flour aud Ieed store;
A. Boynton, Hardware, Hazlct2p, Saloon,
Fuller, same; LilIe, Hazard ana Hitch
cock each boarding house; 1hjckctt, Shoe
shop: two Blacksmith sn0Ds. Our aC.
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-Guinter 6 Rosshave commenced the
erection of a Blacksmith and Wagon
shop on Cedar st. back of Dr. Southard's ;
building.
The Republicans Of Canton Township
will meet in the Court House in Canton
d. I. on Saturday th 4th day of. October
1876, at the hour of p. m, for the pur-
pose of eecting six delegates 10 the coun-
ty convention 10 be held in Canton, 0cto
Der 7th; and for the purpose of placing 10
nomination full set of candidates for the
several township offices in said township
BY order of the-commIttee.
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Right f-Way Notice.
FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF LANDS FOL
HIGHWAY PURPOSES
PIT

FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF LANDS FOR
HIGHWAY PURPOSES.
Territory Of Dakota, o.,
Lincoln County,
In the matter of the Sioux City ( PenbiDa Railway
Company
To David E. K Inbar, VIM. Hoyt Co., W. t.
Bail, Peter Story, David Bryant, John n. Bro wn,
J. 5. Marks. i. q. Hqucoc1 Ieona Dewitt, Emnt
Campbell and all other persons having any interest
in or owning any Of the following described real es-
tato,to-wit: The NW54 OF Section II, Township 90,
Range 49, the SEX of Section %, Township a9
Range 43 the sWL, OF Section 2a, T, wnship 90,
Range ~: the NE}4 Section Is, Township ~, Range
49, the n VIZ Section 1s, t'wnshTp 80, ge 40;
the NW4 Section 7, township &c. Range 80; tAe s
SEl-s Section lS, township 100. Range so; the 81
of NEl-3 Ne SEl-4 Section I3, township 100
80 - ssio q "a ori-t q 71a OF NEI-l Section
Y, township 1OOiRange 1.-The NE1-i OF Section "a,
township 95, Range 45, all IL Lincoln County, y.
IUu and each OF you hereby notified that the
Sioux city and Penbinz Railway Company has la-
Gated its railway through aud over said land above
described, and desire the right-of-way over tho
same 70 consist Of strip belt OF land hum
drcd feet in width, through the center of which the
center line Of said railway will run, and also all
necessary widths tor the purpose of cuttings, en-
oAukments and excavations, depOsitiug waste earth
aud for obtaining grave! and other material may
be necessary for the proper construction, operation
and security of the road and the protec sion ST the
road from snow and for wood and water stations;
Ard unless you proceed to aBulv the presiding
Judge Of the 4th judicial District of the Territory
of Dakota and of the District Court in and for
Lincoln County, within thirty days after completed
service OF this notice each OF you TO have the
damages assessed in the mode prescribed by law,
said corporation will on the 18th day OF October, A.
D.. 1879, at o'eiock +. VI or AS soun thereafter
as counsel can be heard apply to the Hon. J. P
hidder, presiding Judge of the Fourth Judicial
District Of said Territory, AMI of the District
Court III and for the SAID county of Lincoln, at MS
Chambers il EeTHlaiICI, said territory, for the
appointment Of Commissioners TO be summoned
according TO law, to assess inc damage caused by
the appropriation OF said premises s8id right
of-way purposes, at which time and place y6u can
appear, and saii corporation Will have the damages
10 said real property assessed by the Commission
ers appointed. on the 2sth day of nctobe- A. u.
1879, at which time you appear before the said
Commissioners.
Canton u. I August 81 1879.
SIOUX ClTT Il PEMBISA RAILWAY Co.,
l7-4w By }. w. CARTER, Right Of Way gent >.
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CANTON, ID. T.~TH URsDAY, oCToBEB

-Thos. Sly Of Delaware started fol
Wisconsin with his family Monday morn
ing.
Attorney Esterbrook, of Sioux Fails
went down the road on his way east Fri
dag.
CHARLEY Reynolds, who has been
down with fever at Dr.. Clark's for some
weeks past is gaining rapidly.
This Railroad boys happy train, tht
pay car, passed west to the trout Monday
morning, returning in the afternoon,
--Episcop.l serve. will be held at the
School House in Canton, Sunday evening
LeXt commencing at 7 p. IN. by Rev. Nc.
Bride.
A son, pretty, but not much given to
conversation, arrived at the residence OF
Hr and Hrs. E. E. Carpenter, Beloit or
Sunday last.
A. 0. Hubbard is temporarily at Yanl,
ton, assisting the agent OF the D.Sotu
Southern. Albert is an efficient operator
and IS ut home in q railroad office
-iIr Weudt's store la. slowly rolled
up from its former locati n at lower Can
ton to the new location south of J. i.
Benedjet's store on Main St.
As the train was leaving the depot 1t
Bcloit Friday drunken msn ATTEMPTED
to caleb the train as it moved off If he
had not received assistance a serious accI
dent might have been chrNnicIed
--E,Quire kiDbie of Delaware township
was pclampulating hcreabouts op Monday
last HIS homestead fever has subsidized
and the trade fever set in Wherever he
locates the community can count upon q
desirable Accession to their number
--Supcrntcndcn;s Of Sabbath schools
in ordering publication for their pupils
will 90 well to confer with David c Cook
4G Madison ST, .CAicago, Ills, as his four
monthly illustrated story papers arc the
best nc have seen for the purpose intend
ed
Dan Haun has sol3 oat his Interest
in the boarding h0us. at Lounox and re-
moved mis- family into town. Dan and
hi, lady have worked hard since tAeir
venture and are entitled 10 Il good recon-
peu>c.
springer, the aren't of McC0YmicI;
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Notice.
u. S. LAND OFFICE,

u S. LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, d. T., September sth 1879.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Ivcr IyersOn against ole A. Thcrson Tor abandon
ing his Timber Entry No. 1850 dated Sept. 9th,
1877, upon the NJ NEl4 Of Section q, Town
snip 100, Range -, III Lincoln county, Territory OF
Dakota. with view to the cancellation of said
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 8th day of November,
1S79 10 O'Clock m, trrespond and furnish tea
Hnony concerning said alleged abandonment.
b. L. CAMPBELL, Register,
N-%1 j. NJ. WAsHyUKS, Receiver.
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No s,
MIXED
Leave
-CG - % = =
the Illinois hor.- dealer is in

--BokhoT the Illinois hor.- dealer is j..
town.
--Tom ThorSoncame in on the Milwau
kee express Friday night.
Dist. Attorney Fl,gg registered Rt
the Harlan House Friday night
--Supt San5orn came III M"ms2a" i; 1lllt
! his car remaining on the side track Tues
day.
POS, Master Hubbard Of Fniryj4v wa 9
inspecting the new improvements OF the
town Tuesday
We learn that the mother Of Postma5t-
er GGtz, died the day after he arrived at
Gutlenburg.
An addition is being built to Gard
ner's boarding house, situated nortA of the
Milwaukee depot
A Il Bear, furniture dealer Oh Ru-
dolph's addition, has completed the glass
front to his ware rooms.
The residence addition Of j. W. Tay.
tor to his Office on the cornerof Broadway
and 9TH st. IS nearly completed.
MIR. Babcock. of pattersonvilIe, Was
in town canvessing prospects fo' hotel
near the Court House square.
The building Of James Kcllar oppo-
site MAYORS hotel is enclosed. II is fine
looking hUilding, adding to the general
fine appearance OF the addition.
Bedford, Of IL. st. Croix Lumber Co.
has ornamcnted the east end Of the Lum-
Der o"I'u'hg on Fs"'R ~ win G'p'ay
Sign conP"Se OF h'am"h If''eIS'
%. Rcdfcld is a success as a mover Of
buildings. The building Of M"~nor tronl
lower Canton was moved nD in one day
It is placed on q lot in east Canton.
-Supt Merchant. !. :. Wat'Ics and !. II
Moulton, Of the Pemhina and GonI. BiSh-
op OF the St. Paul road, came up from
Sioux City Thursday end went to the
MIS- y - ''"'' >'''' ''''N0
joel Fowtt's house removed onto the
eastern ad dition from his farm north of
to~n, presents finc 2ppoaranc"' ana when
,' :,'',, =. III, -, 49,. 49,, 1,aa,,:r. ,.,,,ar
'','l,o ;, 80 Wv o,.'' NV - "
'N>'.'N' '''>'N ''''@
James Crawford, from Mineral Point,
Wis, who has been faithful typo in the
ADvoCATE Office for some months past,
went down TO Omaha on Fridays trSin.
James has our best wishes, as he IS a
young man OF sterling merit.
The Iand'adv Of the Harlan House re.
coived via the Milwaukee road several
barrel. Of fruit presented her by eastern
rrionda Her generous dieD0aition will he
manifested by = liberal distribution there
Of amonr the guests of the Capt.
From, +be t,no or o,r ovcban.ae in
the 4th district, A. NJ Fla@@ the presenter
fcient District Attorney IS evidently on
the high road to be his own successor.
C,,u,,,. f,,, ,,,.,,,or ortno Fo,rb,ioa,
r.,.n., lra.-,i,..o n.o, i, .o,.,, ,rn,r,
,.....s .-n.u.., g.. .,,. ool, IT tl,o oo,,,-
-, oorro,+i,,
IN Cho,.,,on ofR.,oi. VIC o-r,,,.d
49, r.;,,,.o ond 50 ,,o c,,ost oe Tarcs 4
f7-.,..,,..,. oi,,oo boro lost ho hes ,,;sit.1
.--,Ic. -. ,,,.,.,,,,, ,,,r,o ,r,, loss
,':-'..', riaoo7r oo,n.,,
,o.a,,s;or, NO, witnessing tba chance
tt't-'c i'''
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02
New Goods and Low Prices.

We have just received :. large stock Of
Dry g DDS, which we will sell cheaper for
cash than any other establishment in the
Sioux Valley. E. WEsDT
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02

7 EMARS, IOWA, corner 9Th and Washington
~ streets. @. II. Dngemans, Proprietor. (suc-
cessor to M. Thiltgen). well-turnished table and
clsan airy sleeping rooms. Ample Feed and LiY-
cry Stables attached. Exceleut hotel for farmers.
Terms moderate.
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REYNOLDS ENUSg,

4 CANTON, D. T.; west end Bridge ST.; A. P. Dix
~ op Proprietor. cOmDuOdiOUs we-arrauE-
at, hotel. Reasonable charges. Good stabIing.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIM. Nj. CUPPETT.

PEAL ESTATE Il ABSTRACT OFFICE; viii
pay taxes for non-resdents. ONCE at the
court House. Canton, d. T. 7tf
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WESTERN HOTEL.

SIOUX CITY, IOWA, Henry Kuhlnann Proprie-
tor Corner Third and Douglass Streets Favorite
resort for Commercial men. Good Sample rooms.
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&. w. NAYLOR.

I NOUNTY TREASURER, Canton, D. r. Real
- Estate ard tax paying business promptly at
*endedto. Ofi &c at Court House. ltf
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HOTELS.
HARLAN ROUSE.
DIXON HOTSE-

& &tANTON, D. T., Main ST, G.. ". Harlan Prop'r.
~ Splendid accommodations for oil travellers,
and good Stables in connection with the House.
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Merchants Hotel,

PELOIT, IOWA; conveniently sitHat,di near
g tIe East end the bridge. stages from DC
oit depart from this house daily
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NJ. NJ. CEARN. VI. D..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. and U. s.. Ex-
amning Surgeon OF Pensions, Beloit, Iowa.
oifice at residence, west Of school house.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02
NEW HARNESS SHOP
JOHN u. HEWITT.

Manufacturer and Dealer in
HARNESS, HALTERs, COLLARS, RIHTNG
BRLDLES, ETC., &c.
constantly on hand good assortment of Whipsr
IaMshes, Brushes, Curry Combs Collars sc. VIII
Sel na as cneap as the cheapest. Give him a call.
Canton, Oct. 2s. l23sr
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Mrs. sG. NJ. WELLS.

MI 1LI1NERY & FANCY GOODS DEALER has
just received, new stock OF the latest styles
a n summer Goods, also supply Of most fashionable
@atterns Orders for Dress and Cloak making will
received prompt attention.
Cail early, and my goods, and learn my prices
oeiore leaving orders eiswhere. (2t-tf)
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Wanted.

Corn, Wood ana Oats wanted on sub
scrip.ion al this Office,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
sionx Falls. n T., September g Is7o.
Complaint having been entered at this office by
lyer Iverson against Sam Amasen for abandoning
his Timber Entry No. 1883 dated September 9Th,
1877, upon the 81 SEk, Section %, Townshop
100, Range 81, In Lincoln county, Territory Of
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear at
this Office the sth day of November, 1879, at 10
O'Clock TO respond and furnish testimony con-
cerring said alleged abandonment.
b. II. CAdPBELL, Register.
T-sW j. N. WAsHBUES, Receiver.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02

CHICAGO, MIL 81 st PAUL RAILW'Y. {.
IOWA DAKOTA D1vIsIoN
GOING wEsT.
No. &, freight passes Canton Alb
NOS, " 2:20 p. N.
GOING EAST.
No. l, Pass. arrives from milwaukee, 1t 10 :9ou, m
3 leaves Caution at 30 a. IT.
4, freight leaves Canton at 1870 a. NJ
6, stock express leaves Canton at 2:2O
o." SANBonF, c. H. PRIos,
Asst. superintendent. superintendent.
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j. w. TAYLOR,
G. II. NENSOr-

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Sioux Falls, u. T. Of
"A fee in Gilbert's building, opposite Cataract
House. Especial attention paid to Business in the
u. S. Land Office. Is also Land and Ullectug
agent.
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02

-Thos. Sly Of Delaware started for
Wisconsin with his family Monday morn,
ing
The Canton advocate. [volume] (Canton, D.T. [S.D.]) 1877-1897, 1879-10-02

Attorney Esterbrook, of Sioux Fails,
went down the road on his way east Fri.
dar
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-10-02
Medical Department Arkansas
 University.

We learn from the secretary of the faculty that the prospects of the medical school, which opens on the 7th day of October next, are very flattering. The number of appli- caats, thus far, have exceeded all expectation, and, in fact, is larger than the nnmber of students that most new colleges open with. We see no cause why a medical school at Little Rock should not be well patronized by the profession through out the State, and that it should not prove success.
 The building lately purchased for q medical college is not only well situated for convenience, but well adapted for the purpose intended, and one of the finest in the city. Little Rock affords facilities for stu dents obtaining excellent board, in first class families, on good terms, just as good, and even cheaper, than can be procured in other cities. Il. k. Gazette.
The Russellville Democrat., 1879-10-02
A Veterans Experience.

smother boarding house busted up, I sec" sighed venerable De troit land-lady, as she laid down her paper, "well, it must have been ex- trayagancc in the table, that's what bankrupts seven out of ten, and even then the boarders are crying hash,
 and complaining of poor meals. Now I run a boarding house for twenty two years, and l made money aHd heard no complaints. How did l do it? Why, it's all in planning, for instance, neck piece of mutton can be cut to look like rib roast, and a little extra fire makes 1t just as ten der. Lawd save you! I've been complimentcd thousand times on my selection of choice spring lamb, when the meat was mutton four years old, and the toughest part at that! The idea of spring-chickon on boarding house table is absurd aye is almost wicked. In my palmy days could take tough old hen, pound the body with potato smasher for ten minutes, and set be- fore my boarders feast to make every heart glad. Now I'll venture that there aren't ten land ladies in this city who can bake pigs head and slice oil the meat in such a man. ner as to make everybody believe that he has the choicest cut in the pigs body, and it's wonder to me that thore aren't more failures. Lots of ladies buy nice fresh butter, and thus tempt man to eat five or six biscuits or a half a loaf of bread. What economy! l always had my nice butter on the table at breakfast, when we had little but toast, and the boarders got along on old butter the other two meals, It is all in the plannlng-all Tn the planning. l used to have beefstead every morn ing. Three mornings in the week l bought slrloin, which is very nice, you know, and the other four morn lngs I bought neck pieces and rub bed the case-knives over the grind stone. Give boarder sharp knife and a tough steak and he'll never make complaint-never; nell put the blame on his teeth, and the more steak he leaves on his plate the more rabbit-pie you have for dinner. Detroit Free Press.