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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
Rebel Funds in the Bank oi
England.

The money to the credit of the
confederate government in the bank
Of England at the close Of the war
amounted to $4,000 or $500, 900,
and it is there yet, together with the
interest that has accumulated there
on, and the whole sum belongs by
right to the United States govern
ment, which has never yet made
any decided effort to get hold Of it.
That money come under the head of
captured and abandoned property,
and there can be no other owner
save the federal government. In
1867 the British government in
formed the American minister, Rev.
erdy johnson, that the money
would be paid over to his govern
ment If the latter would become re-
sponsible for the confederate liabili-
ties. This is asking a little too
much, and the demand is not based
on right or reason. The money is
abandoned property just as much as
confederate cannon and other war
material taken at the close Of the
war were abandoned property. 1t
is singular that Mr.. Blaine has not
made a demand for this little lot OF
cash.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23

be permitted if artisticnlly executed
with gasp or sob, but no polishing
Of eyelid or proboscis is admissible.
The best method is 70 hold the head
erect, look the cruel tyrant in the
face, and let the tears flow down
while the lips feign smile. II the
head is bent forward the tears will
run down the nose and drop off the
end, and that spoils the whole thing.
Let us, for example, suppose that
the fair operator wants spring bon
net, a duck or o love of a bonnet.
The stern and heartless tyrant refu-
ses, and even speaks in an unfeeling
manner about bills. The skillful
practitionercss will not sulk or com.
plain. She will look up at him
snilingly and pleadingly, and softs
" remark that she will continue u
wear hefOld. winter honnot; tiseis
her chin will twitch, and a faint
tremor will be heard in her voice,
and tears-idle tears-will flow one
by one down her cheeks. Thereup-
on the stern tyrant opens his pocl;-
et-book.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
TEARS, IDLE TEARS.

Tears, chemically considered, says
an exchange, are a weak solution Of
chloride Of sodium and phospate Of
lime. Politically considered, they
are drops splashed into the eyes
from the deep springs Of the soul,
into which a weight Of sorrow has
fallen. Physiologically, thy are
the overflow Of the lachrylnal gland,
caused by the contraction of certain
muscles. It is our present purpose
TO consider them as a weapon Of at
attack and defense. They are the
last resource Of the gentlcr sex, the
emotional s'last ditch" ns it were
To use them with effect, therefore
requires a certain judgement. They
should not be lightly rcsorted to
If the lady appeals to those mois'
arguments on oil occasions the,
soon lose their virtue. They sim
ply become q damp nuisance. An
other important requisite is tha
fAhey should be used esthetically
II is the theory that tears pearl,
tearsfow down the cheek; but il
practice il i found that they usual
II -, xl-sl~I1r xin.-~ ~. .~.. 0Q
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
How It Pays to Take q News
paper.

Some papers are not of much nc.
count as to appearance, but l never
took one that did rot pay me, in
some way, more than ! paid for it.
One time an old friend started a lit
tic paper away down in Southwes-
tern Georgia and sent it to me, and
| subscribed just to encourage him,
and after while it published no.
ticc that an administrators had an
order to sell several lots at public
outcry, and one Of the lots was in
uy own county. So inquired
about the lot, and wrote to my friend
to attend the sale and run it up to
fifty dollars. He did SO, and bid
me off the lot for $50, and l sold it
in a month, to man it joined for
500, and so l made s6S clear by
taking that paper. My father told
me that when he was young man
he saw a notice in paper that a
school teacher was wanted away off
in a distant county, and he went
there and got the situation, and
little girl was sent to him, and after
a while she grew up mighty sweet
and pretty, and he fell in love with
her and married her--now, il he
hadn't taken that paper, what do
you reckon would haye become Of
me? Wouldn't | have been come
other fellow or may be not at ALL
LmreW Courier. i.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
Where the Danger to Guiteau
3ac
Washington dispatch, Is. :

Some feel that scene will result
from Guiteau's vehemence in court
some day that viii result in his be-
ing shot. At any rate, one of every
ten men seem to think that the gal
lows will be rendered useless, not so
likely by the prisoners insanity as
by some revengeful hand. The as
sassin himself has fears Of personal
assault whenever he moves from one
place to auother. To-day when he
passed out Of court the crowd on the
street jecred and derided him ON ev-
cry side. He quailed before the
crowd and skunk along between his
guards rs though his links would
not carry him. Until the driver
whipped up his Koses tise crowd
surrounded the trembling prisoner
with derisiye shouts. And from
whom violence is not impossible is
Bethard, the tramp who once want
ed to borrow a pistol to shoot Cult
eau with, in the criminal court
room. This person hung around
the east portico Of the building un-
til after Guiteau's departure, and al
though he attempted no repetition
Of bis former conduct. Lynx eyes
were on him, and his every move
ment was shadowed. A reporter
asked Bcthard il he was waiting for
him again. "They are watching me,
I'm afraid" said Bethard, Il wish |
could get up behind him with piss
tol, Just as he did with the presi,
dent, I'd fix him then, d-n SOON"
When Guiteau was brought along
through the hall, Bethard, who had
moved outside or the portico, said,
"Oh, how l wish l had a six-shoot-
er." He did not have one.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
Possible Uses Of Paper.

here was fine display Of paper
icles a. the Cincinnati exposition,
xed the makers Of it think that
ere is great future before their
hc Of industry, unless indeed their
Anager was .stuffing' the Louis
He Courier Journal in q recent in
syiew. Among other things he
Nd: A bedstead made of paper
1gcks beautiful, and is everlasting.
lt is made in the same manner as
arwheels, only they are made out
Sf long strips Of paper. instead of
eAper rings. Another valuable ar
lcle that can be made out of paper
= 2 cooking or heating stove.
These paper stoves are annealed, and
lt il impossible 10 burn them out,
md they are much cheaper than
hon. | tell YOU you can make most
anything Of paper. When i build
another house l intend to build it
from foundation stone to roof out of
paper. We can make a house
out Of paper, one that viii last for
ever furnish it finely with paper fur
niture, and make all the dishes.
stoves, knives and forks, and other
articles in the house out Of paper.
| have frequently noticed and ad-
mired the Courier Journal building,
and it might bc somewhat strange
when state that a building just
like it might he erected out of paper
only it would be much more dura-
BILE. The printing press, cases, type,
and all the fixtures of the office
could be made out Of paper, and
would be much cheaper than the
ordinary ones, as we'll as more dura-
BILE. Another thing that can be
made out OF paper is a complete
steam engine, which would do all
the duties of metal one and last
longer. The fact of the matter is
that there is not an article that can
not be made, and splendidly out of
paper. think it is by far the most
useful thing in tho world. The time
it takes to transform a linen fibre
into fine car wheel or other article
Is twenty mine hours. 1t will take
some little time longer to make pa
per clothes and shoes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
When to Feed Corn for Fat
tening Hogs.

The above question recurs FREE
quently every season. The results
vary, according to breed, care, shell
ter, etc. Store hogs that are Of a
good breed and healthy, should, &c
cording to experiment repeatedly
tried lay ON pound Of additional
weight for every five pound and six
tenths Of a pound Of sound corn
they eat. A contemporary has veri-
fed this estimate to be true. Thus
one bus.lel Of corn--a part meal
and fed as slop, and a part in the
ear or shelled-all tho animal will
eat, should make ten pounds addi-
tional weight, and ten bushels ol
corn will represent 100 pounds ol
pork. Upon this basis the follow.
| ing conclusion is reached: II pays
when corn Is so oeats asersh shushsl, "a
convert it into pork when it sells al
s3 per 100 pounds ,as the manure
viii abundantly pay for the care,
when properly saved. When corn
is 40 cents, pork should sell at "a
per 100 pounds; corn at fifty cents,
pork SIS; GO cents, pork Sc; corn IS
cents, pork should sell at $3.50.
When corn is worth $3.50, pork
must sell at s15 her hundred pounds.
If the pork sells for less than is rep
resented by the corresponding price
of corn it is fed at loss; if more,
the advance is profit-in each case
regarding the manure as pay for the
trouble.
Fattening is accomplished most
profitably as the cool weather Of au-
tumn advances, with good shelter
and warm quarters in which to lie.
The feeding place should be kept
clean, and corn in the ear or she'll
ed, fed night and morning, as much
MS they will eat up clean, and slop
of meal at noon with pure, clean wa
ter night and morning. The fatter
they become, the closer their quar-
ters may be. In the early stages of
fattening they need room forexercise,
with wheat bran, charcoal and sui
phur occasionally to keep them in
condition and increase the size Of
bone and muscle, for when quite
heavy they need only rcst.--Prai-
RE Farmer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
A Madest Father.


"Father," began . young Detroit
er the other evening, "were you in
wnr?"
Eyes, my son.
"Was it awful!'
aYes."
"Did you kin many?'
sWell, shouldn't like to answer
that question" !"
aAre you very modest, pap
II hope I am too modest to brag.
"That was what Mr.. Smith meant
then, when he was telling the men
down at the drug store that you
hadn't any war record to brag Of.
'sHe did, eh? Smith IL q liar!n
"Thats what ! thought He told
! The men that you run % fast III
!, couldn't catch you on horseback
1 and any boy knows that 4 horse caI
1 catch i man With i stiff knee. aDs
1 yvou IN fsrss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23

Comely! Attractive! Winningl
These expressive words arc often
and properly applied to the fair la
dies of our favored land, who keep
their hair abundant and natural in
color and lustre by the timely use Of
Ayers Hair yigor. The Vigor is
safe ana agreeable; and its effects
are very lasting, making it the most
economical, and at the same time the
most beneficial and elegant Of toilet
preparation.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
= :
fCbicago Journall
A shieago Broker's Happy fmvessmcnt

Lewis H. OConor, Esq, whose of
flee is located at 80 Washington
street, this city, lately related the
following in the hearing Of one OF
our reporters as an evidence of spec
ial good fortune. I have been suf-
fering, said Mr.. OConor, for NUM-
her Of weeks with very severe pain
in my back, believed to be from the
effects Of a cold contracted while On
the lakes. | had been prescribed
for by several Of our physicionS apd
used various remedies. Three days
ago, | abandoned then all, and
bought bottle of st. Jacobs Oil
applied at night before retiring anc
to-day feel like a new man. E,
perienced almost instant relief ant
now feel no pain whatever.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23

Don't forget that the place to find
the finest and best assortment Of la
dies and children's hoods, hose
gloves and uittens, felt skirts, shawls
etc, and prices to beat them all il at
FreemanE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
Sailing Ore Piles.

The peculiar mining Of Henry
Jope briefly indicated by a Lead
vile telegram as swindling, yielded
him $4,000 before his system was
exposed. Most Of the ore taken out
ofthe Leadvillc mines is sold to the
reduction companies, who extract
tho ore by means Of improved ma
chinery. The price is determined
by taking a barrow load Of fair sam
piles from various parts Of the lot,
running it through the mill, and
subn,itti' 4 some Of the powder to
two assayers, one Of them in the in.
tcrest Of the seller and the other an
employee cf the buyer. Jope took
q hundred tons Of . very low grade
to ! reduction factory, was present
At the assaying. and managed Il
dfop some pulverised silver into TIL
sample powder. The assay wa,
thus made to fix $4,000 a. th,
worth Of the ore, and he was pais
that amount. Jope made haste Z
attempt the same swindle in anothe
establishment, but in this case b
was suspected, watched tl,rougl
peep-holes. and caught dropping II
silver from the bowl of pipe II
\ was pretending 70 sEnoke. I1e ha
planned 70 clear 100000 ~ ii
/ swindle and then quit Leadville.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23

DR.. Marshall's Lung Syrnp is par
ticularly recommended for chilnren.
1t is the most pleasant, soothing and
effective cough remedy known. Call
on your druggist and try a bottle Of
it. It only costs twenty-five and
fifty cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
THE EWEEKLYPIOHETR PRESS

1hs WKnKLx Ifoxmn pANae y ~ 6Foat fnnnl1y
papsr Of the Nogfhweet n exhibits III ~ chasnc1n.
ssc axosilen0es Of ths dAily IN eondsassd form.
ss yuads up. howUvee. with spec1a2 rsf4snoe - ~
~snss of Ne rnra houeelsoads C1 NnnGsota nd ~
sijaesnt States end TsaritoHtsa. lhnews dapamaatD
sou4stp conpises emdsnsetea 4 - thsgensrnl -
9tac sad local news ~ farm md garlsn ~ houss.
hold departments psspazs4 sussssly Win visw
% The special nests - this E1g10a ~ c1l0a1s. n
~ editorial discujcns psf3cu1nf atesnoa y pakd -
sasJech OF special intsssst 10 dtssM q Aimnesota
snd * neighbornx States. Is naskeG rspcru. vhIch
unsurpassed for fullnso md accuracy, ~ ~
ne-ed sxvrsxly for ~ columns and cover ~ snkdzo
range Of graiA. prodnes. I've stcck. previacA ana
aSsrrAaafise maxheta - III ~ chtef commeecial
ssnAe - vsti q - Paul and Nlnnsapolis and csR
lsrAl Dotnts In sAort. u " especially oomm0Asa -
~ farmers snd othsr eatsens Of AinnAsota ~ -
especial adaptation 70 aseir DocA1 needs nd inoa
n literary uiscsany " aa2eceed With great cap -
sasts 10 Furnish reading q the cut inetucove -
n.esestiag vsristy tor ~ fasnily slruae. h -
srnnged With English md Ame.iom pahliaAsa ~ 3
ssseson of erstclAss ssrial stor6es ~ cs1sheal61
Enslish and Amss3can suthoH- ~ which H. ths1aEn
sory u "(arsat rostr sQuasA.s ~ JAr3sua, ~
tsln9 published II ~ colamna. = AEyt Anp1n.
Ihs prooEShests ce these sepsies pusuAassd = Gye
sost srs Furnished IN advance md encnaivsIy = -
fToHxxn Pnnm In this part uk ~ uni1sd .oenAea.
xhsse serial stoslea, which ba3oug - IL hfGhan1
rank Of hcdtous heaeature win csn1tuts an a1raCvo
fsstuss pk ths WEExLx PIonEEn Pzxa throaGAou1
~ ysar 1881, = WI = q ~ Aaturaay - Dandp
savuIemantp.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1881-11-23
fclevsland Penny i'rsss.]

fcieveland Penny Prsse.]
!. see shs Cenquering Hers ese.
Among the most wonderful arti-
cles Of the period is ST. Jacobs Oil.
The Hon. Leonard SWEET Of Chicago,
pronounces It the most thorough
conqueror Of pain that he has ever
known.
- -
AIiesas CsugA malsan WIlf Lssaen
cough and heal the lungs better
than any other known remedy.
Price 25c, 5oC md tiD0 M bcs
u.
IA sals ii Elk Point by
n. n, Br.Ais Dra y
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15
H Gar AniteoIer. 9
RnnA In Rnrnfhnn Rnnntn- aRisfnnRr

&Hsaefu6te SarmIdubereteH NIT
I6Iaufen dhorHbdhmeu. glmeu bno 2iHben berad1e1.
Ene ua4 Der Gage sH ben b!nisfen 9reiiea BON 81
"a peT Hder su habeu- Die dnfebIune, Dereu 9auDt,
punft EoHiafofpsfi hefsf, Il IN raI6em Ba63thnm b.
arifen. in IeRteu Sabre wuroen 5 S6uIbauiE eIs
ridtct uro 5ahritrd6eu aebdut, lDeine BITE unfteolurQ
nit S2auiau auf Der eiHeu nno NIT oer9eutraibabn a1t
eer duoeru Settle nerbIueeu.-3Bepen aarten nup net
terer Gusfuuit iDEpie we3fu biuiaer Gtieneahuttdet3
uenoe man Fh HrnuoIin peer fhrIttii9 an SehNts5t
0tstbro6 q SaItep, 11 GisconFHStrnte, gstlipsH
Tee, Ris. I'm. 1Sn5uplB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15
Serm6aen ~tareanowtrtbe

5nnfsia Eaufene farmenl 100000 dfer nereeB
lest pon Der R0rfhern 81ctfc etfenbobH IN gdHne1ef
uHo 5afgta 5r - so per Afr Hno ~eufports. nanSal
Bpbeu in Der BeItl 6as reidfe SsieieHiane, has ans
aefnnfefte eolsIaHb. 8aieno fun Guaemetne tano
EN- Se6Rel Gait, 4ea IN 5idbrlIben 8ahlHngen a.
Rrrbenf 8iHten- Die befe getegenheit, nod tn ben
Ser. Staten porhanoenes Sanb In Der &1be dau
Giienbaha unb Stabtnen auf Der 2inte Der @ortee3
@acife &aiIreao On e~rlansen. 3e6H5trte Aafen tI
GHtieoIer. t&eouNirte 6ahrbihs& jar Gngeselee
Sanofarfen farm erIanaf weroen bet =
HaE SameeB.8 % IL 3Ei-f
~ sarsfsa rs -bahnssltsp -. i1"S ;
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15

Rer uus feline abrefe uebff einem 8 Gents STAN
m eiHem Sriete e~iHienbet, BEN fenoeu mir rr Bet
eeHaue dustunft iiber Elm ganS nenes 0ei4att, UOnf
traeHo cine Seripn. monRlihen pAer uetbitnen 0eS
i6iedlfs ant ebrIid1e SSeiie uHb PhHe er1be NRslaefn
uno gRnhe nber 100 Dollar per geonat perDieHeu fana,
ohHe Saeiien unb gebneIn. Rein Observation-Disclosures
ipnoern elm ehrIines Gei9dft. = abreHe
Sobn couTe q Co.,
23os1ipS God Bpr IS. GuImnlbns Duration, Spwa
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15
III. Soa6im BON @eilern.

Mit serdul6lpien Sdritten sfitt Die
alte Birtbi6afterin burd Soadim BON
@eilerns ArbeitsSimmel. sic fanb ni9t
piel 5u tbun. Die 2ampen branuten,
bas &aminfeuer looerte, bic BofIa6en
lagen auf benz Sdreittil9 - fe tuiIdte
bier elm 9taubhedden ab, fdob ba Elm
8u9 Suredt: .,er fun es bod behaslih
finoen, iuenn er beimtOmmt", murmelte.
fie.
9ie nlte Mamien in benz 9oben, bunts
len &leibe, Der tnbelofen ueiBenS 6ir5e,
Der Saube nit gebrannten Stridsn uno
benz runSelponen 9efi6t fab aug, pie
elm gutter Sausseiit uno fe fIblte fi6
aud ni6t anbers. Als ~blutiunses Ding
battle ne i6On Der @ro6mutter bes iebiz
gen 8efisers sebient unb SreHb uno
Geib bes 6auies bate re nit eetreuem
Sersen set6eilt. u8ebasli6," fu6r fie
fOpffdittelno in i6rem SeIbftaeiprd9
fort. als f1e nidbts mebr fir ibre se=
i6dftisen Sdnbe 81 thun fanb. n8ie
faun ih es benz armen &inb be6aeli9
MAIDEN? lluo penn id aud nod TO
iebr Jorge, er fist ia bod allen! Sd
tann mid bod nlbt nit meiuem Grid
triumph Su i6m febeu. 9u lie6er get
lamb. mas ift elm Saus pbne Srau? Cine
Stride Obne Orsel! Nas Der &affer
bic S9ulfinSer nod 10 gut einiben, es
bleibt 9efans. tuie ieoer onbere aud, bic
rs6te Beiie febl1. So, tueuu bic snd<
[bise 5rau mod bier idBe unb Jpn nit
nn ibrer fuarmet 2tebe en1pftnse, mem
&c heifntuHmt -- eher ole tt aud uon
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-04-15

beiBem S6nerS selpro1en, bob i9 BON
Do ob Der Scene NIT 9eipanntem Snz
tereiIe fOlste. Nm S9lHB berIelben
ueridaHte i9 mir eiuen 36eatersettel.
Der Bring - Serr Riluttfi, Oriinn =
5rau pom Wtilpttfn<Gorobe;m, als eriier
tbentralii9er 8eriu9. 90 wuBte i'd
seuus.'
.8eiter-', bat SOadim u~nseouIois.
Die Scsne fano srp6en 8eifaa unb
bic Be~rfieIuus 9in9 melt 9ldu5enber 81
Gnbe, nls he an9efnnsen bate. SD bate
MIR poraenommeu, 2epnpre nn9 S1lu6
oerielben aufSuIuden uno tofte es, mas
es noble, su ibr porJubrinsen. Ratirli@
baGte i5 babel sund95t on bid, i1
ihmeihelte mir ne IN ertrdslihen
duBeren 8erbdltniheH nieaei9t als
aliidli6e g1utter, befriebist in ibrem
Beruf anSutrefen uub 6rffte, her olten
@eiGi6te oamit ben Iesten Stadel Su
nebmen. Nneroings mar ibr ausieben
nidt ons elmer alifli9en 5rnu, aber
bas tounte ia nun5 a~nseborenes S6au=
pielertalent Iein - bate he bod Dir
geaeuiiber setuanot seuus seIpielt."
ygs gelan9 mir, bic @onnrng gu erz
fraaen = fpdt ON Abeno Iuhte i@ in
elmer elenbeu 9afe unter elmer 8ei6e
eleH6er 6duier bag eleuoefte aug, erfies
bic aussetretenen Stufen elmer elenoen
Sterntreppe, ubue mir ben Sals 81 bre-
den, unb eutoedte nit 5llfe mehrerer
Strei466l5hen an elmer 2hir ben Ra.
men RiIottfi nit &reibe nngef9riebeu,
Da i@ feIHe 9liusel finoeH fOunte,
flopfte ihsan. 3uerff persebeus bonn,
als i6 f6Dn fIr6tete, fDegen 9ansfrie.
Ibensbrud pertaftet 81 DerbeHs 6ffnett
eiu sjeulfi& minnberes, nlte8 &eib unn
fraefe barT5, fDos ID tpoue2 Hus Der
Stabe, herea 1hir anaelehut par, eranr
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05
NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD
ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.

ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
IYETaE CIRCULATION OE THIS POPULAR
| q NEWSPAPER has more than trebled during tn
past year 1t contains all the leading contained
the DAILY HERALD and is arranged III handy departments
FOREIGN NEWS
Embraces special dispatches from all quarters OF th
globe Under the head OF
AMERICAN NEWS
Are given the Geographic dispatches of the week from al
parts OF the Union. This feature alone makes the
| WEENLY HERALD
The most valuable chronicle in the world, as it is the
cheapest Every week is given faithful report OF Pot
cal News embracing complete and comprehensive dis
patches from Washington, including full reports OF the
THC HOME.
Giving recipes for practical Dishes hints for making cloth
ing and for keeping p with the latest fashion at the low
est prices Every item Of cooking or economy suggested
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05
OAKLAND POULTRY yaHDS,


Constantly hand and for sale, choice specimens
the follow ing varieties Of fowls.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-04-05

the follow ing varieties Of fowls
N Dark and Light Rrahmas, Buff White and
"a - Partridge Lcchins, White and Brown Leg
HaI E$A hCrns Dorlnes, Polish, Eamburgs Ply
EfS.sStaN mouth Rocks, Game and Sebrght Bantams,
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