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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

General Grant yesterday reached
New Orleans and took up anew the
line of the intercepted march of the
bippodrome brigade. It is announced
that he will 60 the Hot Springs and
from there proceed directly to Galeua.
This seems to shut Sedalia out, but the
Queen City can stand it If Grant can.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

New York, April IA Cohoes
dispatci. says that the Harm ony Mills
have made a compromise with their
section hands and that they have re-
sumed work. The weavers and spin
ners are still out.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

Last year China imported 235, 900
barrels of -four from the United States.
If the 400. oOO, 900 people inhabiting
that overcrowded empire ever fairly
find out how good Ameican bread
really is, the Oriental demand for our
breadstuffs may become as large. or
larger, than the European demand
now Is.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

Petroleum oil has been discovered
in Alabama. An ordinary we'll near
Birmingham 10 that State was in pro-
Gees OF deepening, when the oleagi-
nous wealth was struck, since when it
has flowed at the rate of ninety bar
rels q day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
Second this Time.

London. April 1.-The Murrey
Open steePle chase was won by
Baechus; Muscadin second Hopblow
third. Five started.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice il hereby gwen 10 the creditors and
Others Interested in the estate Of William X.
Hunk step. decreased, that I, the undersigned
Of -aid esfsste. intend To- make q
nnaI settlement thereof at the February term,
isso, Of the Pettis Probate Court
January 18th. 1sso. THOMAS j. MASON
I-s,sytt Administrator.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

ASSI6NEE'S APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
All persons interested in the estate Of Walks-
anai ke!k, are hereby notified that the upde,
signed. assignee of said estate will applv In IN
Circuit Court OF Pettis county, on the list lay O.
the next term thereof. or soon thereafter a.
counsel can Or heard TO b discharged from tho
administration of said estate WV
d. II. SMITH
i'wot Assignee Of Walker 4 Keik
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

ORDER or PCBLICATlON.

State of Missouri, Petti- county. Circuit court
IN vacation. Narch 3. i>Sb, rhcms-
Pemt-Ttan fine unknown heirs Of Fsy-tte
Winston ard the unknown heirs Of Jane.
Winston
Now. 81 thus day comes the plaintiff by hi~ NJ
torney and tls> ~ petition from. which II apprsr-
plaintiff. Whereof, E,";;on of plants ey b
attorney u - ordered hy the clerk thar the 8,
fendaut>. the unknown heirs q. fsyrtt- WIn>tCa
sni IL. unku"wu hstr> g! lsu.> Winston
notified that ciyil q trU hs> o..n rommensr
against them. The object ard ysu~r:.. mature
which - Obtain tor the specific PEI
ormanc.. of = c.,nttar' y; sa.,' petition u-Bton'~
and also N,~t ti.. .iti.- ;tch ana ui ssti
defendants and vest The plaintiff of
and To- the following described real estate to-wf
The east half OF th. southeast quarter of sectlol.
thirty -four IN township forty--IN at range twenty
three, AMI the northwest fourth of tho Dorth.es'
fourth section second township forty live ransr
twenty -;hTre. AMI unless they ayiosT -: ri- pe1
MAY term Of his court q. he b., gun and held
Ss,isslIs within and Tor Pitts county,
IN THE FIRST MONDAY oT NAY NEXT.
amt on or before Ne ::sixrh ,isy thereof. an
answer the plaintiffs p.tifiOn, IL. ssm~ will
taken against them confessed. And "
further or cred thar copy hereof be publi~hs
according ." Jaw. in tn. --dsiIa Weekly BAzoo
n~w ~pap-r printed ami f',hlisi"d ia the count
of P,-fti~.
A true c"py-Nttss:.
u. INGRAM Clerk
Nv CIIrs"sb l.. Jack>"> u. G..
n 4 -inuct. Plaintiff Attorney. 3-9w4,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

oec vssh m your oyu town Isrns end . outAs
y0Unss Addssas T. HALAsfR Co. Psrsisn4, Maine
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

No organ y. thou.ht or .srtt1n can be employed
without the ASSISTANCE uf Tia. blood sui organ
can 30 sIaplDyss -afsly with IMMUNITY without
. supply at healthy bl1od With hssthy hl"osi the
exercised 0r;,u~ t--,.Is. We'll developed. whether
thsv 10 muscular .r intellectual. 49, The Use ot
f-il"u- t"nr"Hn'i syrup 81 Hypoph">phlt"~ the
blos~i - Specially VttiLei and purified and 81
us~ capable at proiucIns sound uiInd and =
sound tbtiy.
PERSONS -rIfern. from uprre blood. or whose
health - gl,irgHsy. ei'h~r a. MINISTERS oi those
t"riai Q" bu'li them mp. and the tCu~ to Keep them
there DR. CLAY.
PtrrsstEIp. Ms. Nar,h t>.9.
NK. Jaws l Fttt1W~-ll..ir StT. During tho
pa-t two year. ! have gwen your Compound
" trial "a rr,y practise. AMI able speak
with t.onr.l-nt, of ~ effects in restoring per
SONS suffering iT"tn srtrtttIon AMI tho u. bllity
tsli"vIu dIpth-TuI. n hJ> .trur wonders. CON
-tunt.y Tsc..uIn.n At ail grr.,;Iou- 81 the
threat snt iuns-. IN several eases considered
hopeless - ha- gwen relief. ana the patients are
fat recovering stnoug these are t"u-ImrtIye
anil BrohiChiti SUBJECTS, whose u >ssS.~ have To-
-i-ts,l the other mosisS uf treatment. f.r nn-
paired Digestion. and IN t,et for debility from any
cause. know "f nothing equal &" 10. H. direct
effect IA Strengthening the nervous system
,i.r~ ~ suitable tor the majority oi dr"s~e~.
am, ~IT. yours truly, WM. :. HOWE. "a u.
Nom ii - only the independent. well pasted.
scribe thI~ Ten"1y. Experience has proved rtIs
When. 70 - known. recommend il.
rRsr
$50 Dor Bottle So" tor SIN Bottles
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

is practice. The mechanical aid tt
more elaborate tricks are, - We hay<
seen, costly and Of intricate
construction. As FINAL example Of
the extensive apparatus which q
modern magician has TO provide him
self with, and because We do not re
member to have ever seen it explain
ed, let US turn our attention for Q few
moments to the tricks known as the
"Cale Of the Grand Mogul." Two
plain wooden boxes are placed on q
couple of chairs. one half filled with
white beans, the other with coffee
berries. Berries, beans and boxes are
all what they seem to b. Next there
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06
aSsIGNEE's APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE

BY q. l.. JACKSON. H. g..
n C. Sinnet, Plaintiffs Attorney 80 val
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-04-06

$50 Dor Bottle So" tor SIN Bottles.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
FROM "BEAR CREEK

SPECIAL Note TO THE EDITOR This eve
ming | call in at the top of this column to
say that my engagements at this time are
such that cannot give the necessary at
,tention to the articles from the Augusta
pastor, IN. A. NJ" and the Helena pas
tor-"the man of wit and genius"-which
have been adorned by your types say
to these brethren and all concerned, the
wrong done cannot be healed or hushed
by vain Cancellation, vapid compliments
and foaming fury. The hearty friends OF
Evening Shade in this matter are pro
voked and disgusted with broken Piled ,33G,
imbecile explanations, and the ugly but
funny exhibitions of impotent rage,
Bear Greek, conscious of powers, moves
along the pehbly vale serene and undis
rurbed by senseleSs donunciation8 and the
vaporings of wounded pride and alarm
This may be deemed passionate language
cannot correct it; it is the language of
my heart. "Wait time with patience" "
and you will again hear, as Homer sings
of the majestic divinity of the Greeks
Jupiter laundering behind the clouds, p
Meanwhile,
"The elephant goes round, goes round,
The band begins to play,
And the little boys under the monkeys cage
Had better get out of the way"
Feb. 18th, 1880. b. Z,
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
vTCE'S
illustrated FlOFal Guide,

"A beautiful work of 100 PAGES, ONE
CoLoRED FLOWER PLATE, and 800 illus
rRAr1oNs, with descriptions Of the best
Flowers and Vegetables, with price OF
seeds, and how to grow them. All for a
FIVE CENT STAMP. In English or German
VIcK's SEEDS are the best in the world
FIVE CENTS for postage will buy the
FLORAL GUIDE, telling how to get them
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN,
175 Pages, Six CoIOred Plates, and many
hundred Engravings. For 80 cents, in
paper covers; 81 90 in elegant CLOTH In
German or English.
VIoK's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA-
ZINE, 80 Pages, a Colored Platein every
number and many fine Engrayings' Price
SI.25 a year; Five Copies for $500 Specl,,
men Numbers sent, for 10 centSi 3 trial
Address JAMES WICK,
Rochester, n. Y.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
Church. Directory.
EVENING SHADE.

ME- Church, South: Preaching fyat andtbird
in each month. PrayG-meetiRg and
lecture every UcdRe9day mghL " b Umstcad,
p c.. Baptj8t Chmch: Preaching second Sab
bath and Saturday night 6etorG IN each q'oah,
PreachiRg fourth Sabbab In each month"; "
b Baird pastOr. .Sdbbdth School ut NJ II
Church at 3 O'ClOck " p Mchie. Supt.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
Other @qunties.
TU1IoN.

The Informer adg{ Uses FIVE Organs, six
sewing machines, am wants daily stage
line from Batesville, ktd new pair OF
ears. He may get Il stage line and all
that, but if he ever an ear to replace
the frostbitten one, ir' ear makers will
have to get larger dr of moplds,....
Thos. Cochran, lvinb two miles from Sa-
lem, harvested $79Ok rth ofpgoduce from
20 acres Of land, ,a55 5Season.
R42,
Mr. Ed. Wheat wa Killed on White
river, on the 18th ula, by one Saddler,
from Franklin county, ard sheriff's pos
see, who mistook hind OF the murderer of
Saddlers brother. q being called on to
surrender, Wheat wApsaspectad the Sad
dler posse to be gai of outlaws from
Missouri, answered g firing on them,
when, thinking they kad found the MUIR
derer of Saddler, thee returned the fire,
with the result above stated. Mel
bourne has "yearlhe club which we
suppose indulges in stag dances.
INDEPENJ JENOE.
Gov. W. r. Gtiller visited his relatives
and friends at and nea, Batesville, a few
days since.. The recent term of the
Independence circuit court furnished the
penitentiary with seven recruit8..,..
Great excitement exists in and around
Batesville, on accoun. of the supposed
discovery Of gold ana silver in paying
quantities at what is known as the Flynn
mines -. .SamI B. Wycough, aged 70
years, an old citizen Of Independence, died
recently.
JAOKs0T.
Our good-looking fi,end Dick Bandy
has recently added TO b : other attractions
an eleven pound boy ~. Col" Shelby
D]lss -1.z-1-z rpoT boy M ior time
connected with the preqa there, has re
Gently scented a fortune by mining, in
New Mexico. E. .Maj Bernard has made
survey Of Black river, and estimates the
amount necessary to make permanent nav
igation practicable to Poplar Bluff, Mo-,
at $4,000, 80. The spring fights have
opened at Jacksonport, and the Herald
intimates that some OF Jackson's most
venerable and estimable citizens are en-
gaging in that hilarious exercise.
LAWRENCE.
They have prayer meeting twice a week
at powhatan. 1.-THE POwhatan mer,
chants shipped l,234 dozen eggs to Mem
phis last week. .....A large amount of
stock, grain and dry goods will be sold at
auction, at Glover Bend, the sale to COM
mence on the l7th insj. Mrs. Martha
G. Mcknight, aged 6l years, dled on the
3lst ult, at /Smithville, and an infant
child Of Chas. A. aud E. Stuart died on
the day previous, at Powhatan.
CLAY.
Corning has a minstrel troupe. In
the abssnce Of the Aboss," last week, the
youthful local editor of the Corning COu-
rer seized upon the opportunity afforded
him to utilize the paper to suit his own
taste, and inserted half column OF love-
sick verses he had received from his girl,
who, he says, lives in Tennessee, and Is
iust II years old. We copy the first
stanza:
"Tll think of thee, oh yes, forever
At morn, at noon, at eyentide;
No time or distance e'er can sever
My thoughts from thee, my life, my pride.
Come now, sweet young man, go back
to Tennessee, persuade her to accompany
you to Arkansas, even unto 5he mosquito
region of Corning, and stop all this po-
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
Blank noses, mortgages and warranty
deeds for sale at the RECORD Office.
Notice..
BAYOU Dora, Feb. 9th, 1880.

BAYOU DOIA, feD' 9Gn, looO'
TO all 1ChOm it mag concern:
We, the uede signed, do hereby certify
that Joseph Ault, the contractor Of Bayou
Dota Hall and Academy, has completed
the same in due time, and according to
specifications, and that we are well pleased
in the way and manner said house has
been constructed. Said house has been
received by the building cOmmitte, and
gives general satisfaction.
j N. CHURCHILL, Treasurer.
NJ. II. RUDOLPH, F. NJ, Cox,
J.W. Moons, RICHARD FALLS,
Committee.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
C0ZJect0r'S Sale of School Ldnd.

By order of the commissioner Of state
lands, / will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidders al the front door of tine court
room in the town of Evening Shade, Ar
kansas, on
SATURDAY, February l4th, 1880,
within the hours for judicial sales, the fol-
loving described lands, to-wit: The east
half Of northeast quarter aud northwest
ruarter Of northeast quarter of section six
teen. township fifteen north, range four
vest, containing one hundred aud twenty
acres. The purchaser or purchasers will be
required t. pay one fourth of the purchase
money down, aud to execute note or notes,
With approved security, and to pay interest
at the rate OF ten per cent. per annum, III
advance, for the remainder.
Nnrth
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
NEai1 Direct tory
EVENING SHADE.

Walnut Ridge; DailG arires at 3p M; de-
parts at 6 an,
La Crosse: Daily; arrire8 at 5 m; departs
at IN.
Batesrllc. Semi-reebIU a,rires Mondays
and Tbwsdoys at p NJ; departs 1uesdGys
and FriddyS, dt7am.
Martins creek, ria Ash flat: Weekly; qryires
Saturday, at 6 p NJ; deparf8 I,idaB al lam.
BiGck Oak: Seni-Wceh,E dtTires MoRdnW
and Frjdays, at6pm; departs Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at Z NJ.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
LOG A. NEW
Town and County.

How do you ike our new dress Of
type?
The attendance at circuit court has
not been large, this week.
Our weather prophet says lookout for
& light snow on he 1871 inst.
Fresh canned cherries, peaches and
pears just received at the pO3toltice.
Our correspondents are getting ;ong
wiuded and poeti3al. Condense, friends.
Circuit court is being held in the
NJ. E. church, this week, and the Baptist
church is being used as a grand jury room.
Choice cigars at the postOfice.
Don't forget that you can have the
RECORD for one doliar per year by paying
for it IN advance.
u. T. Witten and Martha B. Thomp-
son, each aged l8 years, are the only
persons wbg h2ya bean lioansad ,1 loa- ~
oiG0imong since our last issue.
Mr.. ". 7. Cunningham, of BateSville,
was in town this week. He reports the
hotel business good, and prospects prom
ising.
The boys accuse Deputy Sheriff Bri8
tow of trying to "put on airs" by adding
the title "esquire' to the names OF per-
sons whom he calls to ttend court.
Mr.. Jas. P. Dial, living two miles
northwest Of town, has recently butchered
sixteen hogs that averaged 282 pounds
each, net, and all were under two years
old except one.
Messrs. John Kay and L. G. Nichol,
of Houston, Mo-, were in town this week,
Mr.. Nichol is brother and Mr.. Kay a
son-in law Of Mrs. Y. Y. Huddleston, of
this place. Mr.. n was employed with
Mr.. VIM. Davidson to defend Geo. Ben
nett in the circuit court, but was re-
leased from that duty by the grand jury's
setting Bennett at liberty.
Byron Ander8o4, Elijah Battles, Jones,
Baker & Co., T Brown Mrs A Cash, S
L Grafton, J J Grafton, j G Ferguson,
George Finley, Mrs S Ford, VIM Hodges,
Hiram Hilman, Jesse W. Lillard, Mrs. S.
A. Lynch, John II Lain, J H Marlin, j
E Mitchell, Wm Muncy, J J McHalfey,
G W Moore, II Marlin, R W Meyers, + S
Miller, Joseph Phillips, J W Powell, B J
Phillips, James QualIs, David Russell, A
Raw, T J Reese, S Anderson, Q j An
drews. G Birohfald z W Moser, John
Mosely, Sam Penter, J G Yates Postal
cards-Wm Runsick, Martha Royal, I B
Williams.
-Messrs. c. D. Ritchie and W. G..
Clayton have charge of she school at Ash
|
Flat, and being competent and energetic,
are giving general satisfaction, we learn.
Circuit court convened here last
Monday. Judge Powell and Pros. Atty
Coffin, Hon. E. Baxter, j. W. Butler, M
D. Baber, A. J. Judkins, W. B. Padgett,
J. J. Barnwell and j. F. Cunningham, of
the adjoining counties, L, G. Nichol, of
Houston, Mo, and the Evening Shade
lawerers, we're the attorneys present as
was predicted, but few cases have been or
can be disnosed of at the present term.
The cases of Geo. Bennett and Obediah
Bradshaw, charged with larceny, were
brought before the grand jury, who failed
to find -uficient evidence for an indict-
ment, and the prisoners were discharged
The case of Perry George, who is charged
with obtaining goods under false pretense,
has not yet been investigated We Will
give full report Of proceedings OF the
court in our next issue.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
FROM j. W, BOSWELL.

EDITOR RECORD: Ny attention has been
callei, privately, to the annual conference
matter and | feel constrained to say a
word more. aud what | want to say is lhis:
In the debate on the conference floor, there
was no display of VANITY" as far as | was
able to see, either before Or after the vote
was taken. The fact IS, Garrison r0s in a
tight place"-so tight that he made ar
rangemeuts with somebody so as to be re-
lieved Of making speech on the subject.
But | was free ard did my level best for
Evening SPADE; and considering the differ
enC6 enc IN our sizeg-he weighing 122, and |
l223-he bad right to "crow;" but he didn't
want to make us feel any worse than we
did lUmsted, Suaver & co., and he looked
as little as he could. Seriously, | did not
think Bro. Garrison did any hing blame
worthy, and I'm truly sorry any hard leel-
ings have been engendered. Let Us bury
the hatchet, for "we be brethren"
Respectfully, }. W. BOSWELL.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
Official Directory.
DISTRICT AND CTRCUTT.

Congressman, fom'tb district. .....T N Guatcr
State Senator, second district. ID b JVdtins
Circuit Judge, Hird circuit. r II POmeH
Prosecuting 1fy, third cir. Charles C06p
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
South.

South.
The land will be sold in order, as shown
in the annexed diagram.
Given under my hand, this January 23d,
1880. THOS. Y. HUDDLESTON,
1858 Collect or Sharp Co., Ark.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
Societies
EVENING SHADE.

EVENING SHADE.
Rurn CHAPTER No 50, r. h. ~, meets thru
Saturday in each month. .Erening Shade
LOdge, No 143, h. f. d h. W.. meets Saturday
nNFt before the first SABBATH in each month. h....
Berear Lodge, No G2, /. o. D. H., meets Friday
nights semi-mOHhly.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
SHARP COUNTY,
EVENING SHADE.

Mayor. ....................W u Sdnd6r2
Recorder. r................R e HuddiestOn
Marshal. I...................JO JOhn HHherS0B
ALDERMEN.
j P Cochran, r d WiliiamS, G " Darid8Oa
j N ShdUer, j p Jones.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12
Court DirsS story
SHARP COUNTY.

Circuit Second NOnday in February ana
august. -. County: First Monday in JaRu0ry.
april, JuIy and October. see. Probate: First
MOnday in February May, AUgu8t and No.
rember
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12

Provided with a pen, meeting Mr.. Sam
Wellers requirements. VIZ zone tL don't
splutter,n yeracious chronicler mlsh re-
cord volumes in praise of Conssens' Light
ming Liniment, the best remedy in the
world for rheumatism, lame back, sprAins,
bruises, etc. For animals it is invaluable
when used for spawn, gall, ringbone, etc.
Farmers should keep it on hand in cGge
of injury to a valuable horse. For sale by
Wright & Oldham.
Sharp County record., 1880-02-12

Wherever CoussenS Honey of Tar has
been introduced, in hamlet, city, or coun-
tIy neighborhood is has won it's way to
popular favor as reliable remedy for
coughs, colds, and diseases Of he thr at
and lungs. Italso Affords relief when used
for Group, hoarsencss, bronchitis, etc. Price
80 cts For sale by Wright & Oldham. !
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

Others may acquire a right OF way over your
farm in either one or three modes: l. By
purchase or grant from you; ?. BY long-con-
nnued use or prescription; 3. BY actual ne
cessity As to the first method, to gain per
manent right by purchase or grant, 1t must
have been by a regular and compete deed,
executed in the same way Us deed of the land
itself If the bargain was only oral, or if 1t
was even in some simple written paper but
not IN formal deed under SEAL it would, even
though fully paid for, be in law revocable-a
mere license, as it is called-anG might be ter
minated, at the mere wish of the land owner,
by a notice to the other party to use it No
longer Being a kind of interest in land, the
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10

An authority IN the London Lancet emphat-
ically points out the danger of the morning
tub used IN cold weather without discretion.
He cautions the Old and weakly of any age,
from the danger of too sudden or too prOlong
ell cold bathing; he exposes the absurdlty Of
the blind faith in reaction; he explains how
persons are deluded by producing Fictitious
redness by hard rubbing with coarse towel,
for the circulation thus excited is Only tenn
porary, and the effect of cold on the ncrve-cen-
tres is masked, not changed, by the device
and, finally, he declares 1t is better by far to
use warm water to wash with, and to sprinkle
the cold lightly, in such quantity as may he
most agreeable If cold etfusion docs not at
once cause forid redness and defined and
proper glow As to cleanliness, It must be
patent to everybody who observes how dirty
the hands become in cold weather that the cold
bath is a mistake. The Laacet points out that
"a good wash in slightly warm water, with
plenty of soap, is FAR better and has the special
advantage of being safe
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-01-10
To Polish Furniture.

Here are a few recipes for polishing wooden
furniture and ornamental work collected from
various sources: 1. Two ounces OF wood nap
tha half ounce best shelaC, one drachm gum
benzOin; crush the gums and NIX with the
naptha in bottle; shake frequently until dis
solved 1t is now ready for use. Dip bit of
cotton wool in the polish lightly, and tie it up
tightly in linen rag, to which apply :: little
lnseed oil to prevent 1t sticking to the wood
Use this rubber gently. Polish always from q
center outward and in with circular motion,
rapid and light. Finish with drep of spirits
of wine on separate and clean rubber. This
will remove the oil. When dry your polish
will show finely. 2 IT'S SAID little whisky
put in clear water will give nice gloss to fur
nlture washed in il; or rub 1t with coal oil
which Is very cleansing, and the oppressive
edor of which soon evapOrates Boiled linseed
oil is excellent tor oiled walnut. 3. Put into
a bottle one pint of llnsed oil, half a uuantern
of vinegar, and one ounce of butter of anti
mony. Mix all together and shake the hottie
well before using it. 4. Boiled linseed oil IS
best furniture polish. D. Sweet oil will remove
finger marks from vanished furniture and
kerosene from oiled furniture. G. Hot dishes
sometimes leaves whitlsh MARKS on vanished
tables when set, as they should not be, care
lessly upon them. For removing them pour
some lamp oil on the spot and rub hard with
a soft cloth Pour on a little spirits and rub
dry with another cloth and the whole mark
will disappear, leaving the table as bright as
before. 7. A shoveltul of hot Goals held over
vanished furniture will take out spots and
stains. Rub the place while warm with tlan-
mel. The gram of black walnut is quite open,
and will readily absorb great deal of law oil
without becoming polished If little gum
copa is mixed with the oil, in short time
the wood will become IA highly polished as a
coach body. 8. For old black walnut furn-
ture which has been vanished, take of shelac
two parts, boiled oil one part, shake well, ap-
ply with a cloth, and rub briskly for few
minutes.