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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24
KEEP ICE WITHOUT ICE HOUSES.

Ice has passed from the list of luXur-
les 10 that of necessities of farm life.
Whoever lives where ice is formed and
SO near toa body of water that the haul
ing will not BE- to costly should have an
ice house. Ice keeps best in large mas
SEES and in building il will be found that
house TO hold enough for two years
will cost but little more than one for a
single years stock. Occasionally, AS
last winter, the ice crop falls over the
greater part of the coutry. n mild
winter will cause no anxiety to one who
has supply of ice left over. In Dec,
1879, p. sos, a plan is given for building
an ice house in a corner of roomy
barn the hints there given will enable
one to convert anv spare out building
into an ice house. In March 1879. we
showed how a temporary ice house
could be made and how ice may be Kept
without a house. II one has an abund-
ance Office but no ice house and has
straw in plenty, it may be worth while
to stack up a LOT though il can hardly be
expected to last all summer. The ice
stack is especially useful when the ice
house is not large enough 10 hold a full
supply ifthc ice is freely used. An ice
stack 10 be drawn upon during the early
mart of summer " i'll allow the store in
the house TO be along time undisturbed
Ii the stack can be made in a shady
place all the better select - spot..w here
the " alter will drain off. and lay II down
tier of rails a foot or so apart an
these put layer AT brush and upon the
brush straw 10 the thickness of a foot.
If possible set n strong pole in the cen
ter. Now stack up the ice as in an ice
house taking care that the mass docs
not incline 10 one side. Tho covering |
for the sides may be straw salt hay.
swale hay or even leaves. but the latter |
will need to he held in place by boards.
A foot in thickness of protecting mate
rails will do, but thicker will better
old boards, with braces 10 press them
against the straw, ect., may be used If
needed the stack is 10 be flushed by a
roof ofstraw, put on with pins and
ropes as in finishing of a hay stack.
On grain farms. where straw is album
tlant the mass of ice may be covered
with great thickness of straw by
building stack of il over tho ice. In
using from such stack the ice should
be taken OF on all sides regular and
care taken 10 properly replace the COW
ering. The larger such a stack the bet
ter-a cube Of let IL feet ON each side.
-Ameyicaa AgricultUulisf. 1
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24
HORSES.

Let working horses be stabbed dur
ing cold and stormy nights. They will
not cat grass all night. When they
work all day turn them to grass two
hours at night, and early in the morn
ing as they will do better, and not de-
stroy half as much grass with their feet
One cold and stormy night i'm October
will ipjurc o tender horse more than q
months work.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24


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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-02-24

4 French chemist claims 10 be able
to create thunder storms at pleasure,
each one having an area OF six miles
square. What arc We coming to.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
Good Advice from q Leading Med
ical Professor.


The learned doctor says. Keep some
kind Of a tonic medicine always in the
hsuse, and il anyone feels unwsll, make
free use of it, Bat hrst he sure that il is
both harmless a. we'll rs meritorious. Put
no trust in alcoholic preparations; their
use will lead to iniemp-rsnce; neither be
partial to any remedy that produces Sc
we're cathartic effect, Tor prosiration Of the
nervous system and digestive organs is
sure to follow. The mildest and beet med
icine ever invented for strengthening every
part Of the body and restoring impaired or
lost organic functions 10 their normal con-
diiion, and one which is having an unpar-
alleled and rapidly increasing sale i'm the
Eastern States, is Browns Iron Bitters.
ANY druggist will procure il for you il
you request him TO do En-, especially when
he finds you cannot he persuaded To take
some substitute. Ii does not contain al
cohol, and is the only preparation of Iron
that cures headache and does not blacken
the teeth. Ii j. sure reviver, a true
strengthened, and the very bsi medicine
ever invented for permanently strengthen
ing the pulmonary, urinary and digestive
organs. aud preventing consumption, kid
ney diseases and chronic dyspepsia, often
curing these diseases when all other RENE
dice have failed; i"r il Is truly natures b. ST
ASSISTANT
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
OUR SUNDAY SERMON

People there ar- who wOuI! i.ut i.r III.
world invent IL. about any ..l.,.. and VII,
VT will not hesitate To- il>-. tniult, N,
vilr>; gossip under the projecting r,i> ri
They saN, without even thinking I'll IN
.,uiring into H. origin "r; h, T,liuhili.y ii
their Informant much l,-D~ 81 +, ilc,.tin. 81,
ia, :nUral ruin thi, their t"ng,,,- ar.
working. There arr. aia>, ir's cutiplv
iuGniatiOU'c-- cH.Jmni,~ When tia.
x"r-, oi them j. hunted down. w. grr-rul-
ly find at t-'tt"n. an inb,-> t at mi-rnn-
-,r'r,-d. ur i ,h"ughri.-- or !mIrrud,nt on.
nagniiic1i int" I.r,nr@litat,,i wrong by Ih,.
..yil eve "i the calumniatur. In thi, !.
,h- d,-t.uciis, strength oi the -in; i"r
n IL. ~hi'I :; nh. truth = tia hia, =, 81
AZ. .h.'h i, III liz. my =. IN, AMI tvr;'.; Alb
outright
ifut liz vS.i,h - part truth y hIT,trT uI.ttT
"a !glJ-
Who i. hi, "rh..y -ay"-th;- "iruon
III the hearth 1;.d ii tia. -,,cial circle ?
Two short. light ...rl- hut - powerful
that. ~ Il Cic,,r FT,-t.'i, -, man pvt, IL.
they justify ,It,,,ir:. nutEo.iur calumni,>
rcas-urr the :n,.-t ;iu".,'I> coil~cienCt ;.
ard circu:i'. siliI"UI r1,sir ....iCtion the
gossip whirh i-t,..y- r..pu' ati.n, and pre-
par,- thu ruin and .i.-,nir ~ families -
surely. Is thu w,.r,. "u, g..s.raiiy realized.
the t"n..u,- .hai vi" :, IN rriix, hlighting
shat III" "In :Irv.T 'uaS" l...-om again.
s"nid Civ, Ih-u.-,-iv,> h"i;iI,.
Sill! ;i,i",i,.r and m,r, dangerous cla>>
..xi,tS w, -,'.-r e., Ia. .,.ii. ,,4r,i, eli
righteous rr, siGp-, brimIul ii 'sith IN
their own virins u"r.,' ting Ii.,- !fvine in
junction that Ia. or she. Ia" -tansi-, b.
ware lett hc :rli shn ua.i,r ~. ;rrtcx |
"r an"ii,.r ..uhii~h tn. lctrai H. ct, or
faults al tin uriur.un@t 80 chauc, To-
Ia their n-i,i,i-.r,. ir,.,s-,-uae.- or friends.
. These Phari>,--> VT, irui'iui in their i'm ex
cu-.> Tor imiuiliug their a.rkyd pro-
J-nsity
They would N,ru ia inn cent and I'M
vary. iofs 10Th ~ IL i:'n.p 'e,r- VT. not
,,rt.n III own tr-t Safeguard. They deiii,
pure Young h, r,---G'd's ,hnrn sanc,u
:.-ir,-by forcing into them unrimelv or
unnecessary knowledge; and h--nd Young
shoulders Meath prrmarur. bu..i,r- of ~
srct and care. They break tn. bruised
rrsd." which lie whom they pretend To-
-.rvc wuult have them SPAR. sni quenc!.
the spark I'll vital faith and love III many
= wav,rirg saul. oh, the. poor y-enitcnts.
inr:n; on new Beginning ii virtuou- liz,
VII" have h,yn driven hscn {" .in 1r.d ID
graduation. out "i sale surroundings aud
honorable I,bor. hy ,I,r "Reminiscences oi
III, ,cli constituted guardians oil p.Ibllc
u"ral..
AMI yc'. day after day. with unirouti,d
hearts. they pray, IN the word, 81 the
P>aIm;-t: Z" Svt a watch, - Lord. IL fore
my mouth. AMI door al pru,i.ncv around
my lips. that I.iy hcur, inciInc not IL evil
verbs. {" make excuses in riu They
IA YER dream that it vas such a. ,li.y who
i"r,rd the SAME inspired liI.- {" voice the
cry that has c.aseIe~-ly gon,. up to heaven
;rgan. even until now - Lord, deliver
me from wicked iii- and Il deoeit:ul
innrne"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

All The other theories come IT, nothing
Woo lftii. the publisher Of the letters,
knew nptlins If their authorship. fol
the reason that it ws- kept 4 secret
from him ~ well from all the world
beside. A. Juniu. wrote, ne HIM
81 Was The sole .irp,sitarv "f The
secret. AMI i, would die with him,
whicii il ill Burke. Single Speech
Hamilton. Dinning. John Wilkes,
the learned sergeant Adair. John
Roberts. Charles I..ovi, R,-cnhagen,
tirncrai Char.e> Lee. samuel Dyer,
Hugh Boyd. Horace Wair'Ie, Sir
Philip Francs. all we're suspected In
turn, and much time and labor WAS
expended IN the effort Ia fix the
idcntity If .Iunius upon each. ~rl
Macauiay ha- >howl with c,r;ainlv
tl,at No. one but Frarr.i, VA, .Iuniu>
rhe letters ceased from the time tha;
Francis received his ric! ap.pintmen'
u India. The only other man Of
ha, time who could have written Tn.
letters in the style Of Juniu,. and
Ah"se feeling, would have keen exact
" cnas ,nant with tho-e OF .Juniu-. and
sho was suspected f"r these "ery rea
sous, wa> Horace Wnlrole. Vet ;hc
.vidence- of hi, authorship II the let
,crs Is 1T the most mcagrc about
quail Ia Bob Inger,olf> claim that
Tom rayne was Juniu-. H. well as
he author Of the Declaration oi' H.
irrsudence
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
PILOT GROVE ITEMS.
Little snow la-t week.

Little snow la-t week.
TRAIN business dali a. p-rseni
Last Thursday Wa 4 good DAY for
;urk-y.
Charley Ellsworth va, in town la.:
Friday.
MIR H. T. Coleman .ecturSd on Ma
sonny here last week.
David Layton, of Boouvillc, visited
fricisis here last week.
MIR. III. W Harris and LADY visited the
wine Clad" las, FRIDAY.
Miss Sallie Eich.lbcrger honorsd our
town with II visit last Wedne rday.
The bow here have been amusing
themselves by skating since the freeze.
--Cncl. Ben killed the "bo.s hog" last
week. Ii weighed iour hundred AMI sew
euty five pounds MT.
Mrs White. al S.dalia, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thruston. re-
turned hornc last Tuesday.
Jim Callahan was the first man ssen
sleigh riding :his winter. Jim has the
"boss team" and lac drives with vim"
Mrs. Nat Harris, We regret TO learn.
has BEEN sick the past few days bu,
glad Ia hear she has entirely recovrred.
-R.v. Mr.. Givens, Of Dotson, con-
Quoted the services last Thursday at the
VI. +. church south. There Wa quite a
crowd in attendance.
Prof. Johnson's young men students
AT. drilling now, snd will undoubtedly
make good military men, ~ Mr.. Nat. X
Harris Is drill master Nat has attended
military school for three y,srs and under
stands his business.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
LAMONTE ITEMS.
l.AMoN1E. November 2b. I

l.AMoS1E, November rs, 1881.
DIR. Richard Butler, Of ). Louis coin-
ty, is visiting friends and relatives OF this
place.
Rev. Is. T Lacy, of Sedalia, will preach
i'm the Methodist Church here tomorrow
morning and evening.
Robert Sharp has again entered on tine
butchering busines., X. q. Yoc,m having
retired on account vi i'll health.
Some farmers are starting out this
morning to dig their potato~-. having
neglected 10 do - before this cold snap.
They may expect to find them very soi,
w. r. Hainline purchased Isaac SHIP
ley's shop and tools. James Coffse Il Go.
have removed their stand TO the room
formerly occupied By him, it being more
commodious
j e. White will in few days remove
his hardware, tin and stove stock to the
storhouse now occupied by Messrs. Cobb
n Bailey, who are removing their stock Of
furniture To Knobnosier
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

According Ia the announcement
made by the friends Of the new sccre-
arv of the treasury, we are 10 have
IN aggressive aud brilliant manage
ncnt of that department. Judge
F"lgcr does not believe in the mis-
aiken policy of locking ZIP the .nor-
nous surplus which the government
= receiving day by day. he proposes
- put it all out. The amount which
an be devoted at once 10 the redemp-
ion Of the public debt is very iargc,
and Judge Foiger may tie expected TO
bling 2hput reduction of the debt o
tie amount Of thirty 10 fifty millions,
which amount is now wing idle in the
.reasurv, and could be used for the pur-
p sc without jeopariiziug the treasury
IN any way or diver;ing 4 single dollar
from it, proper fund. Secretary Fol
rer will not call for bonds. as hi pre-
iecessors have done, but will 20 on
npon the market and buy them. He
ass directed computation to be made
FOR the purpose Of ascertaininga at vi at
premium the government can sff"id
20 purchase four aud half and for r
per cent. bonds, instead of calling in
The three and halls, and at the same
time protect the government from
loss. 1t is Ia be hoped that all these
things will be accomplished by tie
secretary with complete success.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

W. w. Astor, son and heir Of the
other great Astors, and who spent
near hundred thousand dollars trv.
ing TO 90 TO congress, has gone to
Europe 1t is said that he carries a
sealed package which he is not to
open till he reaches biz destination.
Upon opened these sealed orders it is
surmi<ed that he will find within his
com mission "a minister In some Euro
pear court. Thus does the gentle
man in politics" that individual fr
whom certain pessimisstic journals of
the country have been crying 80 long,
meet with his reward. Because he
has not lem able to secure his sugar
p um in the way of a seat in the
lower hou'e. the generous Arthur,
not unmindful ofthe pang. and disap-
p ,intments of the gentleman in poll
tics, and perhaps not wholly un-
mindful Of the wealth of the Astors,
offers the consolation Of government
pap in the shape Of the honors Of a
foreign mission. Nobody has any in
tmation of the abilities, if any he
h we. of this particular Astor. But
he has money to adorn the citation,
whatever it is to be, and that Is some
thing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

the st. Louis Republican pub
Eshes a letter Of the famous Junius,
written to his cousin, in 1873, who
was q Lieutenant in the British service
In America at the time. 1t is signed
simply p. Francis. 1t is mere friend
~ letter, such as one cousin might
have been expected to write to an
other In reading the letter. one is
somehow irresisibly reminded of the
reams which have been written and
printed. and the amount Of argument
expended, over the question as to the
authorship Of the most celebrated
series of letters in history. But Of all
unwarranted and futile suggestions on
this point. Bob. Ingersolfs claim that
the stirring epistles which spared
neither the highest in Office, nor in poll
tics, not even ROYALTY itself, were
written by his idol. Tom P.'yne, is by
far the most thoroughly without foun-
dation in argument tr common sense.
The natural evidence on this question is
that SIR Philip Francis was the man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Nothing starts country OH to pros
perity like the discovery Of the hidden
treasures Of the earth. kankakee
and Grundy counties, Illinois, find
themselves in this interesting condi-
ton. by the discovery of rich veins of
Goa! several feet thick. They are situat-
ed i'm the midst of one Of the best asri-
cultural districts. in the state. Five
railroads will complete for the trans
p prtation Of the rich deposits.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

In the way Of pleasantly, perhaps
the Thanksgiving frolic which the
train men INDUCED in on the Gulf,
Western Texas & Pacific railway,
passes ahead of any of the practical
jokes of the period. While going
around a curve. in n clump of trees,
FIVE masked men went through the
cars and relieved the passengers of all
their valuab'es. one man giving up
seven thousand thousand dollars. The
sixty passengers On the train were
fri, h;ened so that they even lie. ged
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

aud n:arrici. -. h,e, ~ecu -cnr. 1lr.r
Jhnss. An! ,ion'i y"a :ors,I It,
"And yon hsvr bean cyrrywhcr,.-'
W n'r..,'i .ir' Ill. youIjy.
sure
lie. sure.
New .i.ink = minnie VIZ, IN ever
in cJn.fihutjpn box.
VIII .r -au o..,!ly ! touldn'; ,ay.
Let M -s'-'r :m, '-,ievc not" and
then the man al, "sn--d the hill -s;.i n
had tniSsi. curI:gh .ni put i. IN hls
p,.,k-t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Col. A. Wood Merryweather. whom
verybody in Scranton, Pa. knows. writes
and says: Il had long suffered from de-
arrangement Of the bladder and kidneys /,
had made nv general health very poor.
also was troubled with severe indiges-
lion pills gave me only temporary relief,
and | experienced great anxiety al mind,
as well a. physical disIros-. a !ricud IT,
commended Browns Iron Biiier- ! have
used ii with most gratifying results. and
just now NV health never was better, aud
| feel that the cure l. permanent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

The Canadians still indul ge in
vague and uncertain talk Of annexa-
ion. Sir John 4. Macdonald.
speaking at conservative banquet
Wednesday night. said iha: an i'm
prrial federation was impracticah!e
A. 10 independence there Was no
lovali,y in il, because il meant ulti-
rnately annexation. Ii the choice.
IA ,wever, were between in:erenHe tce
and annexation, he himself would
prefer annex ttinn at once
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
PITCH DEFILES.

Dirtier aud dir;ier does this S'ar-
route business become Everybody
ia position t. be blackcled nv the
transaction appears t. be turning
onlor rapidly. Even James and
MicNeagh DO not seem 1" have e.
eapei. if any cro.ierce i t" be given
H. the aft iavit Of Raerdcll. the pri-
ya;e secretary of Dorsey. He says
ehat in June last Ia, addressed To Gar
field u communication, ia tie shape
80 an affidavit, in which IA attemp,
was IN lde to show the president the
disreputable manner in which two Of
hi- cabinet officers were carrying GER
tain prosecutions mentioned In the.
Aft ia-it. Reerdcll claims that he went
81 James and NacNeagh and cl,imed
- have certain books and papers in his
posse s .on which would convict Brady
and Dorsey, and that for certain speci-
fed consid .rstipnS he would obtain
these books and papers. He say
McNeagh and james encouraged him,
and indeed pressed him, to steal the
documents. and agreed to his coudi-
tons Although il l. the general be
lief in Washington That Reerdell Is
still in the interest of Dorsey, and is
crying TO beige on certain evidence
i snaging TO himself, vet the smut OF
the charge will stick to the postmas-
err general and his fellow cabine:
officer for some time to come. if
further Developments do not render
the disgrace permanent. After the
honorable course pursued by both
these men, it is hard TO believe that
they have fallen with the rest.
Probably most Of us who have faith
enough left to believe that there are
any honest public men in the country,
Do not, upon the unsupported aft
davit of the hebchman Of Dorsey,
rest upon this charge as upon con-
clusion Of the guilt Of these two men.
Aft iavi.s are cheap nowadays -
cheaper than that cheap article has
ever been before. In some sense. this
a kind of era Of affilavits. These
sworl documents do not, in MANY
cas>s. have much more weight with
ho..e.t men, especially in public affairs,
than the uncorroborated statement of
oil individual known to be in a posi-
ton where he relies upon lie a. his
means of escape from criminal re-
sponsibiiity. But Reer ell has made
his charge. which is very easy thing
{. 10. 1t remains for Mr.. James and
Mr.. MacVeagh to muzzle this
mai by nothing short of speedy and
complete di-proof Of ,v;ry sentence.
every line. every syllable of his writ
In and sworn charge against them.
That they will do so We all hope. and
many believe that that their complete
vindicstion will be forthcoming.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Dhge City has produced the won
der of the nineteenth century The
postmaster has resigned. the position
being worth eighteen hundred dollars
per wear.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29

Mr.. Lefroy's defense was that he
bad no pistol. and consequently could
not he guilty of the intent to kill Mr..
Gold. But the pistol has been found
on the Brighton railway line, and Mr..
LEROY Is in qiIandary.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
The London Daily Sews saws thai

The London Daily News saws that
tia. Guiteau's sanity and responsible
ity l. a matter Of wo"d chopp'ng AMI
physiological chemistry. and that the
,,sasSin i perfectly well aware Of the
laturc o: hi act. He l. craz.d jus,
- % many people who are call"-l
'racsed are c-az"d, who are vet &C.
xnowledyed fl to contro! their own
.,iairs. Fcath.r-braiucd and con-
..eited frols may justly infer that they,
TOO. may Indulge in eocen,ric;'y. and
and murder.
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A diseae believed to he the true
plague of holy writ has broken out in
Turkey.
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Exhausted AMI en- eeb ed con ,iitutiOm
suffering from dyspepsia, nervOu III, 50 and
&c ieraI weakness cured b. Browns Iron
Bi.,ers.
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for lite The leader, as usual. wa- Il
tall. dark l""kia. fellow. He was
followed liz Il man holding "unny-
sack into whirh the money AMI vulua-
hi',> ri Ihc passengers were thrown a.
they were gathered ia. Ladies
tainte,i ami >trnng men Were scared
cut Of Il wears growth. When ia.
train arrived at ln,lian"l-,. the train
men gathered in Il group and. To- thu.
establishment and gl,r uf the robbed
passengers. returned 10 each I.r-,n
tie mom.v aad valuable taken. The
conductor said that the bn,s hail ONLY
keen indulging in little Thank-giv-
iag and desired TO give the passengers
u genuine sensation.
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\ 'r'i> tit, h,.ui III .h,s .-,,,wr mi
Y s-'t:ne ,J"r ,;,,,, - pr annuIa
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FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

Items Of Interest 10 Play-yOers
From Everywhere.
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again. hut the un1rat 'iui wretch never no
ticcd me tI,is time, although 4 had "A ed
has lite. IL was prosperous merchant