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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-11-06
Real Notice.
c UNITY CLERKS OFEICE.
LEAN ENWORIH NAN.
October MN. IS-p
STATE OF KANSAS

STATE OF KANSAS
LSANENwJETH COUNTY. sS'
= Office - HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
~ suiar NEE tInZ of the Board OF County
COMMISSIONERS, begun and held at the Court
hCus-' In the city OF L-avenwOrtn, IN said
,oG " thI stale, on the stu day Of October,
y j.. le.s, I. Ahern aud others OF sherman
township hnuSehOlders OF said county, pre-
>thttu ana uiesI a petition aSkins said Board
Q COMMISSIONERS for the appointment OF
N4-"vEs 20 View, survey, Vacat.- end e-!OC- te
a 10 al IN stld township, ana vacate the road
kLowG as Tue Uunc sn road. rom the North
"e>t corner 81 the southwest quarter ut see
tlOh Z, township u, X nse - -, 10 LlnwoOd sta
ton, ana AK for the location in lien tn. r,.uf
OF a road CONNIE ncIug at said Northwest
corner OF the southwest quarter of section
:, township y. ktdge p, tud running tDenC.
East oIe quarter of . mile 10 the eighty acre
tinc' thtEce south along said eighty acre line
To the center OF the road from Lenake 10 LIN
Wupd.
The prEyer Of the petitioners was granted
aud j. = Pence, James Keelan and spencer
EEkrF were appointed NieG eIS, To meet 81
The h"u~- OF 2. \ EeEn, in sherman towns nip
ON the -iLh LAY Of November. lS7B ut ten
- c.o'k a. M, or III case Of failure To meet gu
lle G'y designated, tGeu on the following
Jay, and proceed 10 View said road, and give
To All parties Goa "rred "a hearing.
BY order or the Bns'd.
VIZ ). W. NIEHANs, County Clerk.
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Assignee s Not;c,.

FEVHE creditors OF sparrow &c Jones and all
4 persons interested are hereby notified
tnat the UuC crstgned assignee of the estate of
sad SparTn x Jones Will, on Saturday, the
SIN day OF December, \. ID. 1879, maze april
cation 10 the District court OF LaavenWOrth
county, Kansas, for n discharge from his "a Il
trust, nd Will ON that day file his petition
for said discharge in said cnIrt a. provided
for by The law of the State of Kansas.
Dated gtUbeT %, 1879.
GEORGE ID. FAIR,
Assignee OF =pdrTOw x JONES'
rrf9SvGt
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lAmer'c can AgrlcultGrist.
Frank Ottawa Co, Kansas, writes tia
prairie fires are abundant. and 60 more or
less damage, but ale not 50 destructive as one
would expect in view OF the great exposure
OF property and the general neglect 10 pro-
vide any saf5gu .T1s. The usual remedy, or
preventive, Is 10 form FIR suiItisiby burEin :
stilps OF lanes OF grass when II may he safely
done A strip OF IraIrie thus deprived o:
combueIaole material Will sci as n parrler to
TIE hr-. Our correspondent suggests that
TINS matter should be attended TO ny the gov =
eminent when should organize the people
INTO companies, VITA prop r officers, 10 have
charge OF the Means Of prevention. Org gan
IL ition of the people by th-mseIve for Ihl :
purpose would be "A good thing, Du the /. -
the government has TO do with sucu IA alters
the better,
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Ia Geek wild Ducks.

lNOE.
Saliard, teal, anu the CoL.n.on varieties
should be washed after dressing, then place
a small onion in each and pour boiling wa
ter over them. In ten minutes rinse in cold
water and wipe them dry both Inside and
out. FIJI, not too full, with i dressing OF
mashed potato. seasoned with sage, oaIon,
pepper, salt and beaten egg.
Truss neatly, put slice of salt pork with
them in the pan, and place in hot oven
Basic first with butter melted in hot water,
with little salt; afterwards with the drip
pings COOK until they are brown and teI-
der, which will be in from twenty minutes
TO three-quarters of an hour, according to
their size and age. Ten minutes before serv-
ing dredge lightly with flour, and basic with
melted butter; then watch that they DO not
burn. They should look frotny, brown and
crisp outside, ana be JUICY ani rare when cut
Garnish with curled parsley and slice q
lemon, and serve with cprrant jelly.
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sheep.

lives low in lambs, whoss Lambs are in
tended for early market, should be separated
from the resi- of the iock, and Kept by them
selves. a covered yard having a number of
small retired pens, one for each eve, l. most
convenient, as each eve my be examined
when necessary without disturbing the
Others. If ere the ewes should be tnrIfsy aud
strong. y run in the field Tor an hour or two
for exercise is too beneficlsl to be neglected.
closely tagged about the hind pats and the
udder, ana this, with ali other things needful
10 he done. should b. attended to as soon as
may be, and before the ewes times has n. ar
~ approached. When this is ABOUT To occur /,
she snould not De disiaI bed, sut leit alone as
much as possible,
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Thomas Cam er has purchased the esfsb
iisnDsnt Of Harvey Miller. No, 2l2 Della ~are
street. and having reflttsd Il In Q neat man
ner, Ii is now he most complete in the city.
He has added Q handsome new Brunswick q
Bake Billiard table, and all who want the
delight OF playing billiards upon this ele.
CANT new table. should call At his place. - II
is one OF the coolest and most pleasant in the
city
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DlciruuOi IL -...-.------ ------------. so
Labor Ticket-Knox, u; Sprick,
Schlaeg. y: BoyIan, 10: Thompson,
GaughOff-r. 10; Stier, 81.


Twenty six Socialists were polled. There is
twenty seven Republican gain. There were
2i7 straight Republican, 300 straight Demo.
cratic and 3s5 mixed tickets pOled.
FOURTH WARD.
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Barn Yards,
IANnhan-nI

There has been many plans for the IN.
provement OF bsrn-ysrds, bu, after all the
old fashioned, dishsd yard, cemented, pud-
died, or deeply Uttered in the center, has
hardly been improved upon. II, however,
the barn.yard WAS rooted over, so as TO pro-
tect II from rains, and the water from the
roof were carried 10 cistern and used for
watering stock in the yard, there could
scarcely be better arrangement. A tight
roof is not necessary, A few leaks, even
large ones, would not be seriously objection
able; a roof OF siugie boards, laid close TO.
gether. and pitched and sanded, W uld cost
about So 90 per leo feet and yard 20 by 30 feet,
thus protected. a. q cost of $50 would certain
~ be Ioand a cheaply procured convenience.
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Butter Packing.



There are few requisites for packing but
ter safely for winter use. The butter must be
good; the salt must be pure; the packages
must be clean and air-tisht, and perfectly
well closed +; ana the place OF storage must be
cool, clean, airy, free from mouldiness and
not TOO dr.. clean, weil-aired cellar, with
cemented nOOr, and in which vegetables are
not stored Is as good place as any for the
storage OF butter for winter use. Pure air Is
very I'M ortant.
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Administrator NGtica.

THE TATE Of KANSAS,
LEANEN"ORTa, COUNTY
In tie Probate Court in anu Tor said County
In the matter Il the Estate of
Jacob Henry p ersOn, u ceased I
NOTICE Il RERLBY GIVEN that Letters
~ nT 2 ImInIstTa, .Jn with viii an. eNted
Ir'Ne been granted To the undersigned ON the
Est'ste OF Jacob I-'Ty Person, late of said
comfy, Ctrr s~ed, D. the HOLOrabIe, the Pro-
bsie 'Ourt Of tue county and state af, resa q
dated the sixteen day of october, A. ID. 1873,
Now, al persons having claims against toe
~a,d Estate are hereby not.ned chat they
must present the same To the undersigned
Tor allowance, Wit min one year fIOn the date
oi said Letter, or they may be precIuied
from any benefit OF such estate and that IL
such claims he not exhibited within three
years after me q te OF said letters, they shall
be forever barred.
VIZ. II. LEWIS, Administrator
With Will nnexed Of the Estate OF Jacob
Henry PIerSOt deceased. W.T.
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Baked POTATOES.
ICor. Christian Union. |

The vast. in baked potatoes If peeled is
about one fourth II they are eaten in their
skins there is but little waste, Baked po:a.
toes should be served the moment they are
soft after that the steam which escapes In
the bursting Of the starch cells begins 10 con.
dense, and is absorbed by the mealy sub
stance of the vegetable until II becomes sod
den and heavy; II baked potatoes are served
At the right point of cooking they are per-
fectly disesfible and wholesome they should
never &c 81 esd in a covered dish. nor allow
I'd 10 stand al instant after they are done.
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Stop from Corn Sugar Factories

American Ockme1.
The following letter was received by a
gentleman in this city and has been handed
us. We give space TO 1t, hoping that some
one who has fed corn sugar slop to cattle and
swine may give the information as asked
for. The correspondent says:
/ want to learn all can about tie value OF
the slop made at the corn sugar factories.
I. want to know what kind oil cattle would
he best to put on the sIop-whether heavy,
flesh cattle, or light, thin cattle: 2. Is 1t
best to tie them up in cattle sheds or let
them run IN large lot: 8. DO cattle take
TO eating IL well at the start, or does H. take
sometime to get them to eat IL good : 4
How much will a 100 pound steer gain per
day, or month, fed on il fo- six IN nths, in
Guiding the winter months? }. How much
Ray or roushDess does Q steer need per dav
month while feeding the SOP? o. How
many steers will one man feed and take
good care OF when the roughness and sop
are handy: !. DO cattle Keep healthy fed
on the slop: s. How long does the Stop
keep good TO feed after II Is made: >. ~
the sIop from corn starch ana corn sugar
factories the same If not, which in the best
10. How is the slop to feed hogs?
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. Liam RU rHERFoRD Gate Third Aud.

A LLAN RI FHERFORD Gate Third Audi
tor L. = treasury. Attorney and COun-
Se!lOr at Law, -6 Grant Place, Wa hing'pn, u.
c. Havin- been Third Auditor OF the United
states Treasury for six years am thorough
~ fam liar with the course of business before
the Government Departments Special at
'entiou given to the settlements of accounts
Of all Government Officers PO-imasteTs
MaTShals, Mail Contractors and Others. VIII
practice before the supreme Court of the u.
: Court Of Claims, L ttent Office, General
Land Office, &c &c Refers u Hon samuel
r. Phillips, solicitor General u -. Hon Jas
Gi.hllau, Treasurer of the u \: Hon j. II
McGIewr Sixth Auditor L, ; Treasury.
-lNlllNINl
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Onions are best kept in a well ventilated
building secure from moisture, by being
placed On shelvipgs or racks twelve inches
apart, one over the other, with suitable
passage ways between. The onions are
place on these shelves about eight inches
thick, and kept aS near the freezing point
as possible during cold weather, and as coil
and d y as posi- BILE before that time. .
They may be Kept in a dry airy cellar in
the ~ me manner. Slight freezing does not
id and remain 80 ali winter If kept dark end
not a lowed to free Re and thsw alternately.
They should not however be handled until
they IRE thawed out naturally, and without
eE po5nre to the light.
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Road Not ce.
COUNTY CLERKs OFFICE.

COUNTY CLERK : OFFICE
LEAvES WORTH, kansas, oct. -, I5sy.
STATE OF KANSAS. l.
LEAyENwORTH COUNTY. %
NOTICE Is HEREBY q lNEH, that at a re =
~ uIar meeting OF the BoaId OF county Com
missioners, begun nd held al the court hOus-,
In The city of i@aveuw worth, in said county and
State, on the STU dag OF october, A. D., 1879,
WIN. Bruce ard Others Of Reno township,
householders OF said county, presented aud
filed a petition asking said Board OF Commits
sioneIs for the appointment Of viewers to
View, survey and change road a said town.
ship, known As the MaiOney Road. Com
mencing at the corner wh.I. the road turns
east Till II striges the corner OF subdivision
line of Fec 81, township II, range q, We pray
That SO much of said road be moved SOUTH IS
) ards or to follow The ban K of the creek.
The prayers of the petitioners vas granted,
snd I-aac Bowen, &. J. Buckir ham and A. D.
Mtckey Were appointed viewers, 10 meet Ut
the nous OF VIM. Bruce. in rero township,
on the 10-h day Of Nove"nbe-. ls7J, at ten
O'Clock, n m. or in case of failure 10 meet on
the day designated, then on the fOilOwing
day, and proceed to view said road, and 10
give 10 all psrtiss concerned a hearing.
by order of the Board.
2iw J. ". hIEHAUs, County Clerk.
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The following new cases were fled with
the CHI of the District Court yesterday:
Charles l.. Flint vs. Windlln Humid ct ALL
Ejsctment.
BTadlsy-Sane action.
Same VS. Robert IL. HOwsley ct al-Ejec:-
ment.
CathaIine Giyens VS. Lewis Givene-Suit for
GiyoIse On the ground OF abandonment.
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lIWihaENTS

have -s--vcl more bad-E;dden Grip
pie. healed Il.rs fruitful wound.
and 1-Vll more valuable animals than
al a'Ecr i.H.IeEts. cillmcatE, oils, cxtc-cts.
%. rs and s0.aaTcL pain killers" and
I'm cure combined.
EHTsaaiz7a and Ts.e7iua-y Eal-o1nz en-
d.zet-. CCIta-- F-.-ezl1ea.s millions
G: men, =.Ig. and Children IN nj countries
use hem, and LaUsekccgc5s. Farmers.
Piaa..rs, Traveller, Livcrymcn, Teamsters
and staeE--raacT=, are their patrons. They
are clean, they aye handy, they arc cheap,
an they arc reliable. There j. I'D ache,
pain, or sV-olliuE which they VIII Rot ale
Ylafc. suhjna- OF care sod throughout
TEIE EGEETa8LE CLCEE
so- 50 C.. and C-.G0 e. bottle. Trial
bc.-cs, p cts.
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Dimes
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1879.
CITY NEWS.

You lad better remember before IL gels 10"
cold 70 pei nice psttorn Of wall paper FOR
,tose rooms Of yours You vii md just
yrbst -ou want at Morgan's new DOCK store.
ri has a big lol of nice wall paper.
The attendants at the new Opera Hoase
will have the pleasure of seeing handsome
nortrait Of William Shakespeare, after they
!. re though looking at the other beautllul
poInts Il can be found just above the drop
curtain
THERE was an ;ncipient fire on Olive Street
Yesterday morning, caused By ashes being
-troUyr out Of a coOs stove which contained
.coaIs which rolled under pine stoop.
wet bisnket vas throTn over II, eteetually
stopping IL.
TKYit; keep trying 1t, and try IL again
We say thls because we believe That the
health, happiness and prosperity OF ths peo-
ole DEFEND upon The proper use OF these med
ic.nes which mas proved 80 successful In Grad.
Cheating disease and defeating death. The
madeleine 10 effective in its cures Of diseases is
the great Southern remedy, simmons / liver
R-gu at"r. Try IL We believe that the first
trial VIII be satisfactory. eod0H.
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Catholic Mutual Benefit ASSOCIATION.

The members Of the st. Joseph Catholic
Church organized branch OF the Catholic
Mutual Benefit ASSOCIATION Monday even.
ing, eleciing the following officers:
President-p. c. Becker,
First vice President Geo. N-iN,
second Vice-Pres.drnt-C. Brsml ace,
Recording Secretary-G. VI. Stelnmiiler,
Financial Secretart-t. l.. Der inc,
Treasurrr-Albert Knoll,
Marshal-F Steinmil!er,
GuaTd-Anten Sem,
Cnaucellor-Kaspsr Hoffman,
SplrtCal Advlssr-FaIh her GuDfhsT,
Trustees Tor one year-GeOrgs ' TX HaSo
Jsster and Kssper Hoffman,
trustees Tor Two years Il. VI. Stsinmiller
and OTTO Jsst-r.
TIE name of the branch is ''St. George"
NJ etlngs VIII be he'd on the fret and third
Mondays o: each month.
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wedding Out.
fAmerican AgricuItur!st.l

IhfHtIIC III dgfICUIIUEISt-I
Tie season ls drawing 10 a close, and the
and the farmer that has had POOR COW in his
herd through the summer, should decide TO
not have her another year, and forthwith be.
gin 10 fatten her for beef. There may be
sheep in the flock that do not pay their way,
and should also be " weeded out" The poor
stock should never be bred from. as !" the like
begets like and IL is only perpetuating the
poor in the place OF tue good. Cast out all In
ferior ANIMALS; and with this rule rigidly fol.
lowed there Will be great Improvement in
farm stock.
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Heal Ertafe Transfer.

The following transfer of real estate wa
filed fo- record with Register Crowder yester
day:
Bettle II. Few et al. TO Annie E. Few, war
rsnty deed in consideration OF: 81 TO ninety
feet off lots 10 and ID, block %, Clark L Rees
addition To the city of Leavenworth.
Robert ID. Csllagnan to Charles ]. Adams,
warranty deed in consideration Of So TO lot
5 block /, same addition above.
chss- J Rich ards and wife to A. Il. Hsv-
ems, quit-clsim deed in consideration Of sss
10 iUi 1. block Is. same addition As above.
Robert ID. CaIIag nan to Arthur b Hayens
warranty deed in consideration of SIS to lot 8
end 4. tlook same addition MS above.
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Harry Hill, the famous "Sport," Is laid to
know more shout black eyes than the bright.
est brunette OF America he has given and
taken thousands in his time, ana lie Say s
that the only thing that will remove them
in twelve hours is Giles Liniment lodide
Ammonia.
s.iies' Pills cures Biliousness.
Sold by Arnold & Hunt Send for pam.
phlet. DR. GILES.
l2s West Broadway, y. Y.
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Grape Vines.

INVT- NHICJSO IIIDUnt.I
There is propsbiy not a better time in the
whole season than nov for pruning grape
vines, shade and ornamental trees, rose
bushes, etc. These are days when other
farm work does not press, aud this putter-
ing but Necessary work can be attended Ia.
the trimmings shou d, OF course, be all re-
moved and bprned.
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Canary Aehnats

As the schools of the county are now get
ting into good running order, we would call
the attention OF teachers and parents that
they can get all the school books and school
supplies thai are iu use- at the well known
Nnrg4nf< new boos store, on Delaware street,
near FIN, where exchanges or lntroductions
are being made. He will supply the books
et the same prlces As the publ Fishers or agents,
AID everything else al the lowest prices.
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Attention, Owners Of Hors es

ISL hy ''iu- specially u'ttd 10 INST GAS Il2tt
and loose topped collars. The new pad -,
proper SiZ viii tit either. Being of smooth
metal they do not " ear the name, and sIGavs
dispense, when nee led, their medicinal viz
tues. There are over a million and "A half Of
them IN Use. Pads made OF other material
can only temporarily have any curative
properties " uaiever, and soon become WD-tu-
less by abrasion In cleaning the m. The r. ne
PADS are sod by le ding SadGIeTy Houses
ITTouEh0ut the country. and harness makers
GENERALLY. Ask your Harness Ma ker 10
th"Tn- manufactured by ZINCCOLLAK PAD
w., BUCHANAN, MICH aUs7- w2mO
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Five Hundred Thousand strong.

In the pssifev months therehss been more
than 500.Oi0 bottles of ShtiOh's Cure Sold
Dat OF the Vast number of people who hav ?
SD it, more than 200 CASES OF COu~u M .
ton have been cured. All Coughs, Group.
ASTHMA and Bronchitis yield AT once,eu
Is hat every body speaks in It's praise. To
hose who have not used il, let us say, IL you
have Cough, or your child the Group, and
You value life, don't fail 10 try 1t. For Lame
Black, Side or Chest, use shiloh's Porous
Plssiers, Lo!d 10y ARNOLD 81 Unit, Drugs
ruGsSW
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Sher IS Sale, Eo. 100.

DUELIy NOT is hereby given that IN
L Ger agd ~ -tue of "A Judgment rem
qcred II tie DlSi.:t Court in the County OF
Leav~I wO. IN, il tHv STATE OF Kansas in ru
action wherein john Quinn Is cIaiEtih, and
1hOu"S Darling. ADMIN strator Of the e.
tats o! Louls Wagner, deceased, and Others
are Defendants, and Of an execution issued
ON said iud- inent,tO Inc directed and deliver
ed, viii on
MONDAY, THE 3HD DAY OF NOVEMBER.
y ID. 1873, II eleven o'clock 4. VI. of that day
at tine south front door OF tue Court House Ia
the city OF Leayenwurth, in the County of
LeaVelwOrth, In the State of Kansas, offer
ht Public ; ate and sell 20 the highest bidder,
for cash IN hand, tue following described
tracts of Had, situate, lying and being In the
County OF Lsayenw worth, in the safe OF Kan
sas, namely.
Lots number eleven l1D and twelve ~ in
block number thIr'y-turss 1851 in the CIIy q
LeavenwOrtn proper.
Dated this second day OF 'toDer. 1873.
2 q. LOWE,
Sheriff Of LeavenwOrth County, Kansas.
LUCIAN BAKER, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
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Hay.

INUT TI4IIIt efHtr
The fact seems pointed that hay Will be
scarce before next spring unless means are
used TO carefully savesny surplus that may
be had by farmers throughout the country.
Timothy In Chicago is worth Sl3 per ton,
but C"icsgo Is probably better supplied with
hay than almost any other cIIy In the
ITIiDD
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A Rubbing Post for Pigs.

IFfII1N1IcdKI IICuItuf.ht
/. Is as natural for a pig TO rub as IL is TO
s-t; hence We may suppose that it is peces-
sary. A pig that is being fed all It can eat,
and is confined in a close pen, needs to have
its skin rubbed, and II a good place il fixed
TOR the rubbing, 20 much the more comfort
tor the pig. and better health, and the pork
may be i'm proved thereby.
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UOne.Dusl.

Bone dust, as valuable As that sold for $50
TO $50 per ton may be made at home, through
the winter. with little trouble, If stock OF
bones can be procured. Pack the bones in
layers in boxes or barrels, with quantity OF
unlesched wood ashes, and keep the whole
moist, but Not wet. After lew months,
break up the bones into fine powder. This
will possess every fertiiizlng guilty of the
best bone u list.
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Good Capital.
lSt. Louis Journal

l5Is LIUIo JUIf IIdI.
ZEAL is good capital TO start out with in
life, whatever the occupation. We can lot
draw plan for each individuals work-no
two persons are situated exactly alike. We
can only prompt Ii EN- 70 greater earnestness
in lies work. At home there is a multi
plicity of ways anu Ineans fer making home
attractive and the inmates happy, which, if
improved upon, will a thousand times pay
all trouble.