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The National tribune., 1882-05-20

A goat disturbed worship in St. Louis
church by trotting up the main aisle, mount
ing the platform steps and trying to eat tire
green fringe of the pulpit drapery. st. Louis
always was u pretty good goat pasture but
when the animals are driven into the
churches for food the grass must be pretty
well trampled down IN the Streets Chicago
paper.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

Amounts due collected without unnecessary de-
lay. such claims caruot be collected without the
furlough
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

As this may reach the hands of some persons un-
acquainted with this House we append hereto as
specimens of the testimony in our possession
copies of letters from several gentlemen of political
and military distinction, and widely known
throughout the United States:
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Rural Topics.
CONDUCTED BY WILLIAM SAUNDERS,
WASHINGTON, d. C.

Correspondence issolicited to this column. Com
Tnunications addressed TO the Rural Department
Of THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE, 6l5 Fifteenth Street,
Washington, D. c., viii be Appreciated
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Horses Lost in Service.

Claims of this character promptly attended to-
Many claims of this character hIvc been crro-
neoUsly rciected, Corresp II such cases is
Respectfully invited.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Pensions.

If wounded, injured. or have contracted any dis
case, however slight the disability, apply Ut once.
Thousands entitled.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Heirs.

widows, minor children, dependent mothers, IA
thers and minor brothers and sisters, III the order
named, are entitled.
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DeSertiOn

from one regiment or vessel and enlistment in an
other, is a bar to pension III c.tses where the
wound, disease, injury incurred while in the
service of the United States, and in the une Of
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Land Warrants.

Survivors of all wars from 100 TO March g. 1855,
and certain heirs, are entitled to one hundred aud
sixty acres of land if not already received, Sol
diers of the late war not entitled.
Land warrar Is purchased for cash at the highest
market rates, and assignments perfected.
Correspondence invited.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Ci-1zg.s' NATIONAL BANK.

WAsHIECF~OE, ID. e. January Il, 1879
Captain GEORGE e Lemon. attorney and agent
for the collection of wGr 'ainS 1t Washington ctv
is thorough, able, aud exceedingly wc-infor,rfei
man of business of high character and entirely
responsible. 1 believe that the interests OF "a /
having war claims requiring adjustment cannot be
conEdcd TO safer hands.
JNO. A. J. CRESwEIL.
f1rF.i9-y,g
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called scientific men in regard to practical
matters which have become common knOwl-
edge to farmers. Now, If the academy viii
show a cheap and efficient method Of extract
ing this cane sugar from the sirup after it
has been obtained, they viii show way to
a profitable industry. AS We remarked IN
recent note on beet sugar, nothing in the
way of chemical Investigations on sorghum
Of recent years has added TO those promul-
gated twenty years ago, at least so far as
they have been made public. We hope for
something valuable from tie renewed atten-
ton to this matter, and hope that the mem
bers of the aforementioned committee will
not content themselves by merely repeating
facts already well known to sorghum growers
all over the country.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
81 ONE 81
DOLL AR
UNTIL JUNE 80

The success which has thus far
attended our reduction of rates to
One Dollar leads US to extend the
time to June 80, 1882.
One Dollar mailed US before
june 80 will secure THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE for One Year.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

WooD AsIEs.-Wood ashes are one Of the
most valuable fertilizers that farmer can
apply to his soil Ash from the wood Of the
beach is said by chemists to contain So lbs
OF potash, 33 lbs. Of Iime lbs. of maenesia
3 lbs. Of phosphoric acid, besides sulphuric
acid, to the bushel of 90 lbs From this it
viii be seen how great their manurial value
is. For rootcrops ofall kinds grasses, clover,
etc, they will be found just what is needed
to stimulate and feed the crop. The ash is
the mineral clement Of any vegetable struc-
ture, and therefore indispensable to its
growth. The farmer who viii sell his ashes
is actually parting with so much of the
fertility Of his farm. As an application to
reclaimed marsh land the effect Of ashes is
often wonderful. The burnt lands in the
Huron peninsula will have their productive
ness greatly increased by the burning Of the
forests that covered them, and farmers there
will receive great benefit in the future from
the clearing Of The lands and the depositing
of the ashes from tho burned forest upon
them.-Iiichigdn FG,mer.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

F8- ANY person desiring information as TO nv
standing and responsibility will on REQUEST be fur
nishcd with satisfactory reference in his own
vicinity Congressional District
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
NJ AL 4 RI 4

Chiiis and Fever and Bilious Attacks Positively
Cured by EMORY'S STANDARD CURE EiTTS
Never iall 10 cure the worst case. Peasant to take
No gripping or bad effects. Prescribed br phv,i-
cans, ana sold by druggists everywhere for > cents
q box, or by mail.
STANDARD CURE CO.
26t35 III Nassau II NV Work
Mention this paper.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

DURABLE WHTTEwAsH-The HassGcEt
sets Ploaglman says that the great draw
back III common whitcwash is the want o
durability, but an improved preparation may
be made as follows: For five gallons slack
SIX quarts of good lime in hot water; wher
Stacked strain through a coarse cloth, ado
one quart of salt, prepared by boiling il
water until dissolved and the impurtie;
have been skinned off; also add one pound
OF alum, one-half pound of copperas, three
iourths OF apound of potash, four quarts o.
very fine sand, and coloring to suit the fancy
This preparation should be put on hot. L
properly done it makesa durable paint. Tc
make brilliant white, to the amount of lime
above mentioned add one-fourth of pound
OF burnt alum, one pound of refined sugar
three pints of rice flour, made into thin
paste, and one pound Of dissolved glue
This, like the other, should be applied hot
1t IS economy to keep rough board fences
and outbuildings covered with a cheap paint
or whitewash; it prevents decay by keeping
the water out Of the wood, and it is believed
by many that it pays to whitewash the
shingles on the roofs Of buildings, as it not
only assists to prevent decay, but is q great
safeguard against fire.
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plant for making serviceable ornaments
hedges, and as it grows dense from the star
it requires but little trimming and muc
less care to form a hedge than plants {
strong growth, which require to be severel
pruned for years before a compact hedge ca
be established. The most rapid GROWN
plants do not make the best hedges in th
shortest time
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
Prisoners Of War.
FurIougil RatiOns.

,ation money promptly collected,
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

AUSTRALIAN CEREALS &C.-At q recent
agricultural show in South Australia the
prize wheats were the Purple Straw, weigh
ing 90 pounds Il ounces per bushel; the
White Lammas weighing 63 pounds 8
ounces; the Tuscan, weighing IS pounds 4
ounces. A sample of Chevalier barley
weighed 81 pounds 9 ounces per bushel, and
the prize for oats was awarded to a white
oat weighing 80 pounds 10. ounces per
bushel The prize for the best six rams
Heeces Of Merino combing wool was awarded
to an exhibit which weighed f01 pounds 5
ounces: the best six tlecccs of Merino ewes
weighed Sc pounds 10 ounces; the heaviest
six heeces on exhibition weighed 12l pounds
6 ounces.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

FENCING.-The total length of fencing in
the United States is upwards of six millions
of miles, and the cost over two thousand
millions dollars. The cost Of fencing during
the last census year was nearly seventy-nine
millions.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

MEDICAL VIRTUES OF CELERY. - An
English writer proelaims cooked celery as
cure for rheumatism, which it certainly will
not harm if it fails to cure We read as
follows: celery, cooked, is a very fine
dish, both as nutriment and purifier of the
blood. will not enumerate the marvellous
cures have made with celery for fear the
medical men should, like the corn dealers.
attempt TO worry me. let me fearlessly say
that rheumatism is impossible on such diet.
Plainly let me say, cold or damp never pro-
duces rheumatism, but simply develops it.
The acid blood is the primary cause and the
sustaining power Of the evil While the
blood is alkaline there can be no rheumatism,
and equally no gout. / must return to
cooked celery. Cut the celery into inch
pieces, and boil in water until soft No owater
must be poured away unless drank by the
invalid. Then take new milk, slightly
thicken with -four and flavor with nutmeg:
warm with the celery in the saucepan; serve
up with diamonds of toasted bread around
the dish, and eat with potatoes"
The National tribune., 1882-05-20

AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION.-A Cana
dian Grange recently adopted the following
resolution:
Whereas the time has arrived when pro-
vision must be made for the introduction
OF a systematic course OF instruction in the
public schools, high schools, and colleges of
the country adapted to the wants Of the
farming community; and whereas the benefits
Of the present systems of higher education
are almost entirely confined to candidates
for the learned professions: therefore be it
ReSOlccd, That the government be petit
toned to amend the school system so as to
give young farmers equal facilities for ac-
quiring as liberal an education bearing upon
their calling as is afforded to candidates for
the several professions.
1. That the necessary provisions include
teaching the elements of agricultural science
inpubic schools wherever circumstances will
permit, the Introduction Of suitable text
books, tho training Of tenol,s=,7 and ss4anting
certificates to teachers who have GRalInsd
themselves for teaching an agricultural
course.
@ The introduction Of an agricultural
course into the HIGH schools distinct from
the professional course at present existing.
The National tribune., 1882-05-20
REFERENCES:

GEORGE EI LEMON.
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Eegistrstion Notice.

NOTICE 4 EEEEBT GIVEN THAI THE
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sUr Registration. : WHITE
assistrv Agent Cor y11te.a laaaa p-z-.a1.
E1raka County, Nevada.
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EsgIsTali0r Notice.

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Eegis-a-Lo1 Notice.

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COMFY. Nevada.
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Registration Notice.

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Registry AGENT for Willows Station Prss,uut.
sarska County, YsvadA.
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or REGISTRATION. HENRY FISH.
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EJIuE- Nevada.
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NqIGa % Stock Ralsals

TIE CELEBRATED ZACH
sampson VAL servo 4
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gertEr. lie vas lIgnly unprecedented vhers BEST
Known. he lsv1ng racsived ne irst premium
Il the PARIS County Fair az -yu years old. AL
Sass at me 1Euer expense. sampson Is :
TsArs aid Ills spring.
Joseph AzyDES.
Eureka. Nay II. L5a2. 1etf
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