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keep them veil cleaned and Old.
Each time the hofDs b unhernoDed
lathe the shoulder with cold MIA.
White oak bark bollsd In water makes
q rood Wash to harden and tuuRhen
the akin.
Co,w-T.x IN. main vorAsr. ~ Al.
corn crop be done eafiy. Procure M
improved twine or wire binder now.
90 that Won csn est time to work voif
corn crop during harvest In the
haste TO save . little wheat. do not
forget the growing corn crop, and
save one bushel Of wheat.
RAISING PouLrRy-If you sse the
old fowls picking thsmselves. snd he
young chicks appear to Do thinkine
about something they are unable 10
comprehend, you may be sure the
roosts are alive with lice, and the
fowls and young chicks are covered
with them. Nine tenths Of the dis
eases that poultry IL heir to originate
In lice-infested poultry houses.
SEED CoRN.-Where the tobacco
pants have failed to grow. or the corn
crop has been DESTROYED. II viii be
well to re-plsnt with an earlv.ma-
turing variety Of corn, The Murtiock
yellow is . fsvorite variety in North.
ern Illinois for this purpose, maturing,
a. 1t does, In about ninety days. This
and other early-maturing varieties
can probably be had OF Chicago seeds
men.
DESTROYING CHICKEN I.IcE.-The
remedies are various. II IL probable
that q strong solution Of potaeh. ap.
piled literally to the roostine POLES
and to every part Of the interior OF the
poultry house, would result satisfac-
torily. On one occasion the writer
succeeded perfectly In Kidding the
poultry house Of lice BY using . strong
solution OF ka-lye, which We then
manufactured In Pittsburg, Pa, for
washing and cleaning purposes.
LONDON PURPLH-To useit for de-
struying potato bugs, take . quarter
Of q pound of It, make Q thin paste
with water in Q small CUP, and then
stir this into twenty gallons Of water
and sprinkle the plants the same q
II double the quantity Of Paris green
were used. Never use but half -
much of the London purple to the
same quantity Of water. It II equally
~ efiicacious and not - dangerous -
Paris green.
TARRrNo sreD ooRN.-Mv plan Ia
tn mt from EIGHT To ten onarta n
sufficient QUANTITY To nlant IN acrsl
in A leakv bucket. nour on varm
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PREMIUMS.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 1, 1882.
The Land Department of the Kansas
Division of the Union Pacific Railway
Company offers the following pre-
miums for the best collections Of prod
udcts from Counties within twenty
miles of the Main Line or Branches Of
the Road:
No. I, 1tcsnty.fre Dolars.-For the
best collection Of Wheat in the Straw;
to embrace not less than twenty-five
samples.
No. 8, Twenty-Five Dolars.-For the
best collection Of Oats, Rye, Barley,
Flax and Hemp in the Straw.
No. 5, Twenty-Five Doilars.-For the
best collection Of Wild and Cultivated
Grasses.
All samples entered for above pre-.
miums should DO eight or ten inches
circumference, and tied In ct least
three places.
No. s, Twenty-Five Dollors.-For the
best collection Of Indian Corn, includ.
ing Sweet Corn and Pop Corn, Broom
Corn and Sorghum.
These samples should each contain
six stalks. Samples should be cut or
pulled before being to ripe, and should
be carefully dried, and great care
should be taken to protect them from
vermin. All samples should b full
length, and 1t will be better to leave
the roots on.
sEcoND-cLAss PREMIUMS.
For the second best collections under
any Of the four Money Premiums
above offered, . premium Of two trip
passes to the Western National Fair,
at Bismarck Grove, anu return will be
given to the party making the entry,
or his nominees.
Entries may be made In name Of
Changes, or Farmers Alliances, or in
name Of an individual, or individuals.
Parties desiring to enter for any Of
these premiums should send to the IN.
dersigned for an Entry Card and La
bels for the Samples
Samples should be carefully packed
and delivered to the Agent Of the near
est Station on the Unfon Pacific Rail-
way, and they will be forwarded, free
by Express, to Lawrence Station.
to the undersigned. Samples entered
for any one premium must all be sent
in one lot with the duplicate entry
card attached. All samples for pre-
miums Number one, two and three
must be received NOT later than Sep.
TENDER LIST, and the sooner they are
eent the better. Samples for premium
Number four must be received not later
than September 10th, but the under
signed reserves the righht to change
these dates.
Three disinterested judges will be
selected by the undersigned to award
these premiums.
g. J. GILMORE
Land Commissioner
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The Creamer,

Messrs. Rislsy aud. Little Jr. arrived
here last Thursday, and are at work
vigorously at the creamery building,
which will be put i'm order for butter
making as soon as possible, and 1t Is
thought inside the next tive weeks.
Work has been much delayed by the
many rains we have had. We trust
they will be enabled to make good
start, and that the farmers may find 1t
so profitable as to stimulate q largely
increased production of milk. The
suggestion of last weeks Iowa letter
will apply from this time on. A full
supply of green corn, from frequent
sowings for the next six weeks, will
furnish abundant feed to tide over the
short fall pasture that we frequently
experience, and the sowing Of rye q
little later will keep up q winter pas
ture unsurpassed for keeping cows up
to their best IN winter milk. Heed
these suggestions in time and you
will find 1t money in your purse as
well as comfort to your cows.-Min-
nenDOfis Iudez.
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Among the more common causes
of bowel arrangements in young
calves are, ~ unhealthy milk, due
either to sickness of the dam or to
her use of improper food, in either
of which cases the milk Is likely to
he affected before she shows much
sign of being unwell; (5)the feeding
of milk from cows ether than the dam,
and especially from those which have
calved several months previous to the
dam; 49, too rapid drinking and over
feeding in calves which are fed by
hand and tDthe feeding of corn meal
or mill-feed.
The remedy is, of course, to first
ascertain and remove the cause. In
sucking calves this may be more diff
cult to do, but in calves which are fed
by hand, the last two causes named
are those to which this trouble 10 gen.
orally due. Calves are very apt to
learn to drink very rapidly, and II
the milk be cold, it il quite likely to
chill the bowels and produce catarrh
or diarrhpa. One means of correcting
this habit Is to fill the pail or trough
with hay, which will both prevent
the two rapid drinking and teach the
calf earlier to eat hay. The injudic-
ious feeding of meal IL one Of the
most prolific causes of diafrhHe.
There Is an anomaly here that II but
little understood, which il that when
cows are fed on shelled csrn they will
swallow much Of 1t without chewing,
and it will pass away unbroken but
the sucking calf will grind the corn 90
perfectly that little or none Of It will
pass through undigested, and the calf
will thrive and prosper, whereas II
meal be given, indigestion will be at
once produced.
We have raised many calves on
sheIled corn, even, in some cases, al
lowing them to feed upon Il dd iib-
itun,, and have never known 1t to
have any bad effects, while the calf
will learn to eat II quite as readily
as meal. II the removal Of the cause
is not possible, or 1t Is not sufficient
10 check the trouble, the following
treatment, recommended by the
National Live Stock Journal, may be
advisable:
Give, according to size and age,
from two to three ounces of castor oil,
with q drachm Of laudanum. After
four hours, and as long ~ necessary,
give twice or thrice daily, the follow
ing mixture in one dose: Two
drachms of compound chalk powder,
with opium, one drachm of powdered
gentian root, one ouncessof peppermint
water, and two ounces Of starch emul-
sion. By way of prevention the ami
NAL should have milk in small Quan.
titles at Q time, and il il best to give
it mixed with an equal quantity of
fiaxssed tea, which greatly tends to
prevent the milk from souring or curd.
ing in the stomach, which causing
irritation, produces the diarrhea.
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Rice is becoming Q much more
popular article of food than hereto
fore. 1t is frequently substituted for
potatoes at the chief meal Of the day,
being more nutritious and much more
readily digested. At its present cost,
1t is relatively cheaper than potatoes,
oatmeal or grain-grits of any kind.
In preparing 1t just enough cold water
should be poured on to prevent the
rice from burning ut the bottom Of
the pot. which should have Q close
fitting cover, and with moderate
fire the rice Is steamed rather than
boiled until it is nearly done then
the cover Is taken of, the surplus
steam and moisture allowed:t0 escape,
and the rice turns out q mass of snow
white kernels, each separate from the
other, and as much superior to the
usual soggy mass, as q fine mealy pO-
tato is superior to the water-soaked
article.
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AifsNs-csstivsiiea Not lssossssrS.

Editors Fdrm And Fireside In
last issue noticed an article on al
falfa, stating that cultivation II neces-
sary to keep weeds down the nrst
year. Our method here in Greeley IL
to let weeds grow until about July l,
and then NOW and make hay Of them,
or haul them of and burn them.
About September Is We get . good
cutting Of alfalfa, and the weed ques-
ton Is settled. We would not think
Of cultivating % you suggest.
Greeley. Colorado. G. B.
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J. B., Jewell City, Kansas. Battle
for half an honr. twice day, In water
n hot rs you can bear your hands In,
and wipe dry when done. Give at the
time the caking first appears half .
pound of Glauber's-salt, and repeat
the dose in twelve hours II the first
dose does not move the bowels freely.
In very obstinate cases the udder
should be poulticed with hot bran,
which may be held to its place by .
large cloth, drawn between the legs
and we'll up along the sides. 1t should
not be allowed to get cold.
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A SkiIIful Preparation

Composed Of roots, barks, and plants,
that act in harmony, and are pleas
ant and effective medicine, constitute
Burdock Blood Bitters, Of which high
ly commendatory reports are being
constantly received. Price $l.OO, trial
size 10 cents. For sale by Oscar Seitz,
Salina. Kansas.
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Sick.hes dache.

MrsJ. c. Henderson, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, writes: 1.-THE use Of two OF
Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets q
day, for q few weeks, has entirely
cured me of sick-headache, from which
1 formerly suffered terribly, as often,
on an average, as once in ten days"
OF all druggists.
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To Cure Horse Of lellIao HE Tongue.

N. p, Boone Co.. Iowa. Many use
. spoon bit, which you can obtain
anywhere, but the best scheme Ii a.
follows: Take . bar bit and sew .
piece Of sole leather on the centre Of
1t. heart shape, that will run upward
and backward on the tongue when
the bit il in the mouth. This will
hold the tongue down under the bit.
Pierce two holes through the leather,
and tie . piece Of thick cord through
90 as to leave q loop large enough for
the tongue to run through up to the
point al which the bit rests upon the
tongue, then when putting the bit In
the mouth run the tongue through
the loop, and it will be impossible for
him to run his tongue out. Use .
thick cord 30 q not to hurt or cut the
tongue. This il q simple, harmless
and effective remedy.
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Rub q In.

Jacob Loeckman, ga Clinton Street,
Buffalo, N. Y. says he has been using
Thomas Electric Oil for rheumatism.
He had such lame back that he could
do nothing; but one bottle entirely
cured him. For sale by Oscar Seitz,
Salina, Kansas.
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Il W. bed Go cur captain o01rsd
the use Of the spring wagon 10 take
him TO the nearest town while Ne
would make camp and 80 him
through. The offer was accepted and
he was soon on his way TO Poncha,
about twelve miles distant
While stopping here We took . look
at the mountains, and saw some very
good prospects, also quite number
Of mines which are being developed.
Getting back with the wagon the next
day We again started on our journey
and located At Oriental, twenty miles
from BONANZA.
Yesterday your correspondent
mounted his risky gray steed and
started for Bonanza after mail, start.
ing at six, and returning ut one O'Clock.
As we were entering Sedgwick,
mile and one half this side Of Bonanza,
we met Capt. H.. d. Baker driving
two pretty bay travellers. He speaks
In very high terms of the camp, stat
ing that the coInpany's mine Is "show-
ing up well. and that his prospects
are doing the same. We found Bo-
nan.a rather quiet, though the mines
In the neighbOrhood are banning
out" good. There seems to be quite
. rush for these parts this summer,
and well there might be Is II IL . new
country and gold and silver bearing
camps. The indications look very fa-
vorable In this camp. We are now
located in Hayden Pass where .
mountain stream goes brawling down
the pass along side our little cabin. 1t
has been showing since last evening
and recalls to US . few lines written by
Wyoming Kit, who secuted through
the Black Hills to Fl Laramie:
Pile on few more pine knots, Tom.
lis swapping cold tonight,
The winds from Rock Ceaon
Conc With kseness kind Of bites.
IN S .p your no PiY. ~ ~ p:I .as.
To all the intefmlsaion
Between each yarn and joke.
No doubt you are having very fine
weather and some very hot days,
while We are getting snow and cold
nights. 1t keeps Us busy piling on
fiat" wood-pine knots,-to roast our
feet while leaning back In our easy
chair-a four legged bsnch-with our
feet drifting upward. Thus In the
evening we can see three knights of
the mountains gathered around the
cabin fire, smoking their "meer.
schaums," relating their different sx.
periences sndaspinning yarns-all Of
which Is solid enjoyment.
Oriental IL q new mining camp,
shout . year and one half old, and
carries gold, silver. copper and iron
running high in gold and silver. They
are already working several good
mines, and have been offered go, 900
for number Of prospects, or holes In
the ground, but have refused, asking
from fifty to one-hundred thousand
dollars for the same. In the course Of
six weeks there will probably be q big
boom here-having now a smeltes In
course of erection.
We have not been here long but
have already had an invitation to 60
to church and will take advantage of
it, and will probably be in better trim
for our next, which will be on the
mining prospects. etc.. of the country.
F. M. &.
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FIELD woRK.-Hoeing and weed.
ing must be constant, or loss will be
the result.
CARE OF POULTRY.-Provide plenty
Of fresh water; keep IL in clean vessels
set in the shade.
HORSE cOLLARs.-The best way to
fit new one Ii to immeFse It in water
from one to two minutes, then put Il
on the horse, adjust the names Drop
erly, and one days work will cause
IL to dt the shoulder - Il should.
You've sHooTs.-As fast . they
appear, where the orchard hes been
pruned, rub them on Do not allow
them 70 become branches II pulled
down and Oh during this month. the
wound % made will heal over quickly.
PROCURE rHn Now.-The delay in
purchasing needed machinery for tie
wheat and hay harvest b entirely
needless. II b . careless habit thct
too many have, and frequently results
In lossL Attend 10 purchasing nov.
HAANED oALIR-A rod vuy 10
prevent them = 70 hAvs god eslIan I;
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HaggaIt { Woodward,
Groceries, QueensWaTe,

We lead in good goods, low prices and full stock. We
deal exclusively in GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE,
and are prepared devote entire time and attention
light of merely an advertisement but come and
goods get prices and be convinced of the facts of this
statement
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An intelligent lady asked q sculptor
who was about completing the figure
Of q lamb: ibid you cut that ami
NAL ?" "Oh, no." said the artist, 1.-THE
animal has been, there all the time I
only took the marble from around him
that's all ~
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SHIPMAN, ILLIKoIs.
Dr. r. w. PIERCE, BunAlo, N. Y:
Dsp &-I wish to state that my
daughter, aged eighteen, was pro-
nounced incurable and W. 1Ast Milling
- the doctors thought, with coosamp-
ton. I obtained . half dozen bottles
Of your "0olden Medical Discovery"
for her and she commenced Improving
1t once. and b now we'll and stroog.
Very truly youn,
REV. ISAAC n. AUoUurIN.
Discovery" sold By dfuGgisGA
Young and mlddle-egs d msn. sI15se.
ing from nerves. debility and Kin.
drsd Affections, - In q menssy aad
hypochsadKiA, sho1ld sdelass three
Stamps 1bf Pat VII a Wesld's d.
psnasy Medical A0eoia13eAv DuMAaA,
New Yagk.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!


long standing short
BUNfONS
flesh simple becan.:
KEN DALS sPAVIN
be Elects
make Try and
Be convinced
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GARFIELD: -: Sc! al: (; I:
tory from er,dle 10 erave, By the eminent biaera.
phsr. Col ConveIi- Introduction By His Eleeilen-
Bocks ali ready for delivery An elegantly Illus
txssed volume. Endorsed edition. LheIsf terms
Agents take orden for from - to 50 copies dsily-
asde money % last The book sells Itself Ex-
perienee not necessary. Failure unk nown. AL
1ahe immense profits Private terms frce-
6vonsR SFlSeoS 4 Co.. Portland Maine.
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making money that are offered, generally become
wealthy, while those Who do not improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want many men,
women, boys and girls to work for right in their
own localities. Any one can do the work properly
from the Arst start. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. Expensive outfit
furnished free. No one Who engages fails TO make
money rapidly. You can devote your whole time
70 the vsrk, or only your spare moments. Full
information and all that Is needed sent free.
address STIysos q Co.. Portland. Maine.
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s.s.rs.h. Vt. Dee. q, is-p.

B1krnhsn, W. D<r- - f5s~l
B. RKSpAIL Co.-Gen,s-I vfsh so - -
testimony In favor fyour valuable iinfnnsnt. kss.
dairs SPAWN Cure. In the spring Of isss sipea
ON the Ice ard sprsined my right LIMB st ths kDss
joint. vas very lame add II Tins sansrss ~
iuoSt excrueisfiny pain wore . basdage - 10
for over . year, and tried most everything h -
reach but could hpd nothing that voed gtve -
permanent raiIef When overvorts1 fs vsso
tkink shoui be a cripple isr life bot ksvisg
some Of KeDdaIrs SPAWN Cure though vs.h ~
H. used one-thirA Of bottle and experts1ea1
troubled me since. feel veTy grrtsfui 10 yss -
Vouh recommend Ksndzifs spsvi3 Cure 70 al vbo
sulReY With sprsins and rhesnsfissa-
YonY truly, MRS. J. bOCrkLL-
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restore functions and ProcuFe Health add Happi-
ncs. where before vas dependency and gloom.
The Speeihc Medicine Is being used with won
derful success.
PanP lets sent free to all. Write for them and
got full particulars.
Price Specific 500 per package. or six packages
for 8. VIII BE- sent By mail ON recsit OF money.
). =. d zkSOR MEDICINE co.
Bufilo, New York.
Sold In Sailna By Oscar Seits.
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WHAT Is GOOD FOB BEAST Is
GOOD POR NAN.
ResA Gifts eject On Human Flesh

PsfsssS MN. Wsshipsson Co MI Feb HISS
~. KsspAll. T. D-Desr sis-Ths particular
ve0s naflgssse snkls spssin Of sixtssn months
sanndise I'D tFis1 many thinQ bat In vain.
Yoas xepAalrs SPAWN Cure D1t the foot 10 the
! nafnaf pDittss. HoF family lininest Il exeeis
aayShing Vs ever uDoa-
Yep ~ a.,,. f f..s:. = s & EEL 4
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Ms. n. J. g., Yakima Co., w. IT.
The only thing you can do now ID
to hunt out the worms and destroy
them, after they have done their
mischief and thus prevent them cut
ing your replants. Cut worms can
only breed where they have vegata-
ton to feed on, hence they seldom
give any trouble on lands which
have been cultivated the previous sen
son.
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P. n. GRANGER

Acme, Mich, December 18th. 1879.
On. B. J. KENDALL 4 Co-8euss-I sent you .
dollar for your KendallO SPAWN Cure last summer
which cured . bone SPAWN 9Th half bottle. The
lest liniment ever used.
Your respectfully, HOMER H0XIE.
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sanity and On
early grave, or
both. No mat
te- how shatter-
ed the system
may b from ex.
es0es Of any
kind, Q short
c0urSo Of this
medicine will
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE |

KelIeys Island. Erie Co., ohis. Mach aieDe
DE- J. B KENDALL a co-Gents-I have go
your Kendzirs SPAWN Cur. On boss pawn -
am pleased 10 r~porf that u has taken the snsfus-
ment completely. on. II took bstti. IN pssf1gD
the cure I am confident tha, n Il u properly sssl
u will do all you claim for H.
Yours truly, G. NJ LINCOLN.
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youngstown, Ohio. May 10Th, 1ssO.
Dn- B. J. KENDALL d Col had q very vaiua-
he had large bone SPAWN on one joint, and .
smaller one on the otneF, which made him very
lame. had him under the charge Of two tetef-
mary Surgeons, vho failed TO cure him. I vas
one day reading the advertisement Of KBHDALL's
SPAviu CUnB In the Chicago Efpress, determined
at once 70 Try and got our druggist. here to send
Tor it.they ordered three bottles I took Thorn
al and thought would give II . thorough trial.
used Il according 20 directions and by the fourth
day the colt ceased 70 be lame, and the Jumps had
entirely disappeared. I used but one bottle and
the colts limbs are - free from Jumps and o.
smooth q any horse In the State. He q entirely
cured. The cure - % remarkable that let tvo
Of my nsighbon have the remaining two bottles,
vho are bov u. ing L. Very Hespectfully.
l. r. FOSTER.
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Pr0iding elder Of 81 Adams District
81. Adams, w., Jan. 3pth, 1890.
On. B. J. KENDALL D Cos-6enfs-1n reply 10
your letter viii say that my experience With
kends1's SPAWN Cure his been very satisfactory
Indeed. Three or four year, ago ] procured
bottle Of your agent, and with IL cured horse Of
lameneo caused BY . SPAWN Last season ny
hor0 became very lame and I turned him out for
few weeks When be became better. but When
put him on the rod he grew vorse, when dis
covered ringbone vas forming, procured bot
tie Of Kendalis SPAWN Cure, and With les than
bottle cured him 20 that he II not lame-neither
can the bunch be found
Respectfully yours, p. n. GRANGER.
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AA0 n areat chance to make money.
hH Those Who always take sdvzn-
~ ~ - - stage Of the good chances for