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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-28
he WEEKLY ESsssE JOURNAL
Published at Amgusta. Me-. ecery
Wednes6lGy By
0f7rASue d Son.
TERMS:
$500 for q year.
400 for SIX months.
SOC. for three months.
~ DAILY ysssgsN juv:yAi

L. issued every morning except Sunday. at
800 n year.
"a 50 for six months,
4l.15 for three months,
60 cents Der month
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-28

Considering that the proposition to turn
the land about Niagara Falls into public
park first came from Canadian Cover.
nor General. the Dominion authorities
have been slow about putting the PROPOSE
ton into effect But they have finally
reached point that is encouraging. A
Commission has just visited Niagara to
acquant itself thoroughly with the lay of
the land previous to reporting to the
Ontario Government There is little
doubt thanks to the action of New York
State. that sooner or later views of the
Falls will be free from the Canadian shore
~ we'll IA from the American side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-28

NOR >ALE-House and lot Green street
Il Lot lO0x20O feet Fruit tres. garden and
lawn. For sale At q bargain. Address
july2sdlms ". 5. PERKINS,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-28

NOR SALE--A secondhand, nice mahogany
Il wardrobe with two drawers InQuir' of or
address MRS. SIMON PAGE,
augl5d2w Haliowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-08-28
For Safe.

NOR ~ALE-My house in Prsys Lane, Augusta.
H Will be sold at bargain.
aug20dlw REUBEN WING.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21
THE HOME DOCTOR.
Cough Remedy.

A cough remedy which Il very highly REQ
commended by physicians of standing, ID
called "the bremen 0 cSugh medicine" 1t was
originally devised by noted physician in
Bremen for the cure of pet apes. they besug
quite subject to throat and lung troubles.
Take several OF the finest Bermuda onions,
take or the outer layers US for cooking, chop
very finely; put into preserve Jar one inch
of white sugar. one inch OF chopped onions,
and repeat the laye.s until the Jar ID nearly
filled, the Inst layer being sugar. Seal up
with o led paper and set away for three
months In dark, cool place. II will keep
for years, and is unqncsiionabiy an excellent
remedy. When needed at once the jar may
be immersed in deep kettle OF warm water
and kept on the back Of tho range for q
week. A syrup made Of the same inGre-
dents and proportions by boiling does not
seem to reach the same results when used for
= cough. When simple remedies fail to FREQ
the sufferer from q persistent cough 20 to q
good family doctor for advice. You had
much better pay an honest physician few
dollars for advance advice than many dollars
after your pocket and health have been tu-
jured by experiments with patent nostrums,
travelling quacks, and experiments Ut the
hands of inexperienced though welLmeaning
neighbore.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21
TO Rhe,s,,saflcs.

Keep the skin in constant good tone and
working order. The matutInai sponge bath
will strengthen the nerves and keep open the
pores. The Turkish bath, portable or other
wise. ought TO be taken once . week, or
whenever an attack 10 threatened. II even
once day for time should be deemed nee
essary, II will not hurt. 1t is Q wonderful
prophylactic. i could adduce hundreds OF
cases in proof Of this
Those subject TO rkeumatisn very often
feel tired, detected, vita or without ioss q
appetite. The body mef pot acAe, xA.A e
things that inter ssted him only the day b.
fore now appear devoid Of any value. II he
thinks back, perhaps he will remember that
for day or two previously he bad, not been
living quite so abstemionsly as he ought.
Well he may call this little illness . mere flt
Of indigestion, II he pleascs, but 1t Is indiges.
ton Of . kind that has detrlmentally in-
creased the uric acid in his blood. Let him
take Turkish bath at once, II his doctor
will permit II, and live BY rule again.
The living by rule includes ccrtafn
amount OF daily exercise In the open air.
without this, no rheumatic person can ex-
pect to be long free from aches and pains and
wearisome ennuf--almost rs bad to bear as
pain itself. AZ to diet, II will greatly depend
on the age. The young require more n0ur-
lSumeuL IuHu Tue WluOle.&&cus Dut OlO pcOpso
must have their little often, and Il must be
well cooked and easy of assimilation.
For breakfast, let tea and coffee both be
avoided, substituting coc0a or cocoatina, with
milk and sugar. Let toast be eaten, or tf
bread be preferred, II should be brown bread
and butter, and the bread should be stale.
Avoid meat, except little n.csly cooked
bacon, not too fat. Eggs poached or mushed.
or lightly boiled, not fried, and any kind OF
ash except salmon. herring or mackerel.
II hungry about twelve O'Clock. . light
biscuit or two with butter, may be taken.
and glass Of soda-water and milk.
Dinner should be early--say l:30 or
O'Clock. Soup the old may take; middle
aged or young people DO not require II. and
1t is apt to get acid with some. Meat may
now be taken sparin9ly, soy twice week.
Game. fish, poultry, and vegetables. except
the stronger kinds, may 10 eaton every day
with dinner. No beer with dinner. Lomon
Juice 10 q good substitute, but ginger beer
and ginger ale should BE- avoided. Light
puddiugs, such ~ bread, tapioca, or ground
rice, may be taken, and . little rood, whole
some fruit; but this latter ID better before
breakfast. No pastry; and chcese 10 poison.
O'Clock, and tiny biscuit.
Supper 1t or $780, with q cup OF COcOa-
Sauces and hot peppers Disagree; 90 dostews
for this reason: No cook lives who can keep
grease out OF . stew: and. moreover, etsws
and food OF that c0nsistoncy are generally
swallowed too quickly, and do not get mixed
with the salivary juiccs. Ealads are also 70
bc avoided.--(dsscu's Magazine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21
POULTRY RAISING.
TAs Fswltrw l4e,sse.

II has beeu found BY actual experience
that stock NO matter what kind, will always
pay best when we'll taken care or For this
reason the poultry house should be built in
such manner IS to anor1 comfortable quar-
ters for the fowls. ana At the same time be
conveniently arrangcd IN ordsr TO be kept
clean. II should be built 20 as to secure
plenty Of sunlight This can be done BY hav-
Ing Il TO tace south with several windows In
the front. Have the roosts all on one level;
this viii prevent tho fowls from crowdine
each other. - when arranged one above the
other tae fowls all want to roost on the high
est perch.
To make r convenient 70 keep clean. place
q wide bcard beneath each perch TO catch the
droppingA These should bo removed and
scraped on once week at least. The house
should be whftewsshed inside and out ana
70 secure plenty OF fresh air make two small
windows ono n each end, - big % possible.
These shouM Pc kept open when ventilation
10 required.
Make the door Of dry. earth, somewhat
higher tnan the ground outside, 90 AZ to avoid
dampness - much rs possible. In order to
keep the fowls in good health be sure aud do
not crowd 80 many fowis IN one house, -
fffr aud Country.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21

<w. he~ loru fseac q, ,,sc 4, rn~,.ra
S.m as .O.a Du - use ~ Ens.a
80 -. USou,nenI0u s,s y ~ ~ WIS couuty'
-sS 49, 49, sxvpsY~' ~ ~ 20 We Auow.
pS,h "c -, ousr ,1s q, ~ oysnara' a,. ~ nass VI
These bags hold about two pounds,
~ 0I h.,..S u !. e e,,h su usa'iy nmu pach.a
s.asa -, as,.s - Itt.s,. ~ Ia'' 1n ~"
I'll, se.rn ~, e. .,,prs. ar. pvs1 s
nm !, =, ,,h.-sc =. ,.e.,ra. - - arp,re,s',,S
antiscptic fluid. and is therefore en-.
eese from change. exceptinR 40 far as
Nv occur internally from within by the
n process called ripening ana which
to the change OF the milk sugar (lac.
~ the butter into milk tlnctic, acid,
q into butyric acid by well understood
~ ~ transformaticn Of the elements.
h ~ change g0ss on % elowly that the
= @3oelres : L. ls&a a14 A9seSabls
fargOlkS n
- u 49, =.
its uoCa SE &Sss.ss.. n. A ..S
" reaneds1 r ~ 49, = - .sSs -.
TfSeS III 0xi6rd and Cambridge have been nut
up In q similar way for MANY wears. Tho
butter 10 made In long rolls about two inchcs
In diameter, and these are wrapped in mus
lin, and tho edges secured By some stitches,
the ends being tied. This form of roll is
Wen known as college butter, aud Is found
very convenient Tor use by cutting on thin
slices, eacn or which 10 single ration for q
student. 1t might be found very useful here
Tor the use OF hotels and caterers, who would
oo io.s ~" y, ,He lroupie OF moiding tne'r
s,,a,,.a ~ .h 49,. 70 so'ao eAoeht inJhtcs tue
a""S % 'no ou''ef.
R,f.r yo,..
DANi -" 70 uceohine one OF tne most I'M
Por.ant lnterests OF 1reat Britain, ana the
sooner tnls nappens IN the United states the
oet'er. ]" VIII increase WIN popuiatlon.
The man who doesn't wish to keep COW
at loss. should know what she is worth to
him. To this end keep record of her yield.
Such record would open a good many eyes.
The rcfrigerator-car method or transport-
lnR butter to market has enabled the Missis.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21
THE KITCHEN.


We had . girl once who had the knack OF
'.doing things" well. She never covered up
her loaves Of bread closely the Same day they
wore baked. When taken from the oven Z
and they were not put into the tin tox with
the lid down until next morning. She said
that was the reason the last loaf eaten had
some times hint OF tasting sour in the CEN
ter OF II. We al know that closely covering
up anything while II IL warm will cause fer
mentati0n. Peas, beans, corn, meat, or
vegetables often sour, and tho wonder Is
what caused II. Let us ail put this and that
gethcr. and learn from experience.-.Ptp-
sev Fbsts," ta ArthM's Magazine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21
THE STUDY.
Bsoss TAss Mold syls Fses.

In ones intercourse with the world he
cannot fail to feel that tho absence Of IN in.
tellectual expres SION often mars tho beauty
and renders unattractive those who may
metrica ngures. Books, II 10 true. Of them-
selves are not obtrusfve. TO be had and on
joyod they must be sought and rcad, and II
tho seeking and selection bo judici0us and
the reading systematic the resnlt viii be ben-
odcial, will inspire generous and tender sem
timents. strengthen and improve the mind,
giving to tho countenancc . pleading ard
charming expression and . beauty g at-
tractive - It 10 unfading.
The lady who 70 judictoEsly convcrsant
writer. s.her countensnce improving = hsr
mind improves and her looks tnnOblcd %
her heart 10 elevatod, apd they who 0clect and
read pure and elevating books can ross -
sured that their sr'endship win become moro
Increased Thytical beauty. q Desirable
and 20 often and generally sought -
bo improved BY paints, cosmetics ard
other nostrums, Il and ever must " M
feriOr to mental; but when the two are com-
conversation excecdinsly intereettns ana
her personal charms captsvating, X NOT. m
deed, irresistible.
4 Cswstss Asossss rsvSs0 Cssststsnspes.
Do not pay compliments, uniess ron cando
g g WITH 81. srace. s.d z :nss .sasss .s 80 :
bestowed recognize II - un6eessveA ~ "
she may still belteve that q yuug paxt lt y
pcrfectly sincere. Deau Smith onyA p1thll{y
s'NOthine y - Greas N tnstanee ~ ill
manners % nattery. u ycu 6aetes ~
natter only ons e sso. yos esssss
tho rest But n elegant eo0pat1eot
~ IN opportune mOmsak ~ epohon
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21

:
Mn. Grant found herDsl1 ansblo g -
cept the gifts, and In respect - ~
Of gratitude for tho ofEer of N. yandee.
bilt, Gen. Grant sent n rspay ths fnlloNine
letter:
NEW Yonx CTrr, Jan. Il -.
DEAR 6m:--Nrs. Grant w1sheJ NJ to nngWeg
she appreciates your great gensFpGaty n tx6no.
fcrring 70 her the mortgage gtvea - eeouxo ~
debt Of tlb0.0o0. she cannot accept y - MhG1A
plies to the articles enumsrstsd q ysar ietSsx,
to 70 to the Government Of the Unlto1 1141o9 g
my death. or sooner, q hes opetoa = tn1s
which I had contemplated mAk nx q u avl1-
cles. They Will be delivered to tha 0osugAn4
~ soon - arrangements can b male ~ the1K
psspsasy Vii s. q sss -
to s the liquidation q the dsos wSisS ! : 3sSiy
the the ninutest % g socar.sy, @ E tSs histssy & tSs
action which brought mo IN your doek hGNo
only TO add that REGARD your giving - Yeae
Of marked and unusual ffieadakip H. ~
believed, to carry Us Hssisse NsassSsi -
solvent. but. owing o IS uassSai -. ses1si
assistance until y could al g ~ -. -
assured hx Fsrdinand wacd tAat - ATa q
that time II tie hs.ias sssk. - r, r. 9
v.rlts. -.
~. ceanSs % conohnS ss,. w,secs y IN - -
great kindnese In 10 Wy ls.eao eAo -
sense q Obligation q my own. Yo1l1 1g&e1,
IS v. Il vands.nls 1s1 2. I. 01sn
Offer was defeated By IT, sofuaal AZ Nh
Grant 10 accept 10 dstsrmined ~ take -
matter into his own hands and speav -
estates to the creation ok trust l9hA 49,
would accrue to her ben4ak Ha ~ n<mn6n
- w. No - 1 1nss rsu 1vssus = ~ sss. i -,
% DrAs 4 sis: b si o. ny rstura hesu, - .,satSr
found yonr lestsf Il asswes . nsissS . HI
snfnsf. iotS ~ drsns dtnr.s ~ ~ ve,.y ~
clinina the part 81 NJ. reoSost1iaa q ~ e
i y nss sopeS asfy .se e .aas soat ~ = ss -
h. a..s .s.i; & s;sssgi,ss 81 !: 49, =: :
wSich sich 49, nave 3 s,sss cA - q ss Soee .&
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1885-01-21

No doubt. in many families, the prejudice
against soup has arisen from the fact that 1t
Is usually prepared and served In large guam
titles. instead OF, ~ at the tables OF the rich,
in small portions, though many kinds would
furnish in themselves . substantial meal for
q growing child. At any rate. the advantages
OF commencing dinner with soup are mani
fest In the eaving Of the Heat bills, and econ
omy practiced IN utilizing scraps OF ali kinds
for the mating Of the soups, end the com
Portable sensation that has been experlenced
after little has been taken; for iet auy pee-
son who feels, ~ the eayfng goes, s.tco hungry
to est" swallow few spoOnfuls O1 soup
and the feeling of exhaustion viii quickly
pass away. Ineeed, we'll kn0Wn authority
has said that noshtng tends more 10 restore
the tone Of the s.omach and make eaay digos-
tion than Alittle soup. Casselt's Famtv NaOa-
zfUH
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

tia, the amount paid does Nc. -quE
tn, duty. on the goods. There arc
miles of r.g.r front unmatched. and
the AGENT has abundant opportunities
:. carry out hiz design without fear q
detection. = dark night : cnrs"n. and
the FOODS ere brought over IN 4 small
hat. son. Il ;he-. agents. doubt
lr-.. make 4 good living. lh'r' : IL
H.. u.c 20 MAKE an arrest un.c-s thrrc
j. positive proof Of quit, for. strange
n y max ---m. Il J. almp,: impossible
"a lind = jar. that VII! convict a man
on the charge # smuggling. Thr!r
s. mpa,hic-. are generally with The prs
Oa.T
HE good suEgyl"i from this
countrv into Canada cpu-i.. largely o.
s,rp-e4c Dl anL l.g"r Deer. Ia" bar
rel or key- cun'aiu.lg :to." lquId-
are Sc gn'-l "a that only tie head o;
n ca. arp.ar- above water. Ihcy
I err. ,hrn att, h-I 70. Is rD'-. 10 q row.
boa, and taken over n nigh. II tn
-mugg.cr- ar pur- 81. nothing :
~A-lc- n n 20 cut The rope and let th,
barrel 20 down ne rigcr. Tn -DT a..
smuggling U-'i 20 - carried "a large
j. between -" tor md Youngstown.
. lar GOOD being itscH - =; Uterine
AMI o'arr place along tie Canadian
+ frontier. E.lg'D '..rs,r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

r.. AhT>>iuian alphabet consists o
tNo Hua3r ! ant aTa-a '.r-. e. :
Of which = wr.s,n DISTINCT AMI pc
re-, b. Use :" letter. %: = EH-u 't;
printed boob Tn .at-r rg.5--. 81,
a-.;o an Ab,~-.n n box L. ;.~-' >
inmras and some. fa'~ Year, - con
.um.,l IN n. n rsr.; pa n' e ~--'
,s'um. Nj ,g-ou a. - 80 seb In.
y,.t,vi - Ap,>-i1ja1 Mru.-r-rs % i-s
u..". from Ca5r,. and wa <1rpr-' .u
art farr"r p e.! the NOT - 20.
OF asa-e-
Il 2 r,-oa twesiy-sN -; y twenty.
q ugmt-- -: .o-E wood 90 Es-> ar.
r. 60 rom Ia VA J. ant 80 th,ua hIn-
au,ruf nity Ah,-> an hts,k> r. uIaru.
Srp. ~ N "a IN l:e-afi-en ~ Ah.~
-u5 d-~ mas; include 'tag oa
Gu- ,-,i volumes. 80 mpus, ar-.
u-,ui Il iac library
p = bek "A. tpuri - I'D - i.r
a~ % % ari~. a1,i .a.,u-rl r = a. -.
~ with leather iauas l. ,h.s -.
Es- attached ~'-ari0S ,hr C~.rvsaaror-
af carving TIE volume u1e- - --s1'-
i,-> ana y thee trap n, bpas-
Uerr hs .u lie wooden far- o.
is-r ,o n Pc
Ia- rop5a ;au, t--~l m al cog
;s.uri 1 .uulcr ed. Gag ,z.c-. - ,h~
monk 90 lean "1 81: -. T; use - u-ayr-
II hzi the a~pp-a-a1rs 81 = -zlari-uoom.
Sh~r- tie -o.dEo nai hung thcr kuaH-
sAc<. and cArtri--ouNc- against -.
wal-lazias C~0H.psEsoa
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13

How 10 IL Carried on Across the Niagara
River.

How 10 q. Carried on Acros. the Niagara
River.
To what extent 10 smuggling now
ca led on across Niagara River. il AT
all
There i ALWAYS more or less Of il
gong on" wplied that officer. 1t is
rrlcti>rd largely by private individuals.
WI, intend the >muggled good for their
owa use. The majority If people >ccm
10 ;h;nk there ! no harm in smuggling
so org aS the proper, i not sold. II
caught IN the a.. thcy are surprised
aud ere indignant when informed that
day must bc pad or the goods CON
E~catel. Their i a gooi deal Of SNUG
clng carried IN hy agents cmrloyci nv
aapaatsn merchants Canadian farm
g. often bring butter aud garden truck
- this side Ia exchange for groceries.
src - ~ duty on eggs. bat they al
uns Try - avoid paving the entry fee,
here y also considerable smuggling
from this side into Canada
Women generally conceal AZ
tcses such as laccs IN their cloth
ING. Il as there are row no
ocnen Inspectors along the Cana
dan frontier. | haze IN doubt a
great deal ! smnc-led in tbs WAY.
NnmcE, who src the soul OF honor IN
'very other respect. seem so take par
icussr delight in smuggling. The ms
lority u: them would endure any aunouat
IL trouble ana worry 10 cheat the Gov
eminent ont of ans duty on some trifi ny
Irs,cle. Only the other day a lady
showed "a : lot of wearing appaai
which she hai smugy,cd She related
her experience wsh g7csi animation and
psde. lg;le drcaming that she MAS talk
NJ 10 m osicer Who could hand her
over 10 the authorities ut a moucr&
notice Another woman from ~
lsnd smnggiod lae~ and undeGrsr
irfo Canada. STAYED slree Hi>t-
,ug friends. and then rciuras ~ The
States without being de~;ec;e
" Butter. eggs aud produs& srr often
bought oycr concealed irs : os hav.
Daty IS paid on the hay -; The other
ssicles are ovcrioc,A The snug
3irs by merchants <en,s i generally
Arried on lower \6n tie river. from
fswus e siz, II ~ GATHERINGS.
Hss~ Often 90 10 Canada fro.
Youngstown and Lewiston and o,her
ift.rmr~i s.e places 20 luy silks ard the
liAe. becsuS theY can get them cheaper
10 the provinces. The merchant agrees
" deliver the goods on this SIDE. III
EMPLOYS \ man and pas him u certain
per cent Of The profits. taking are
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
HOME. FsRss AND GARDEN.

-An-oli ..o~kman give. - 81,
opinion. TIA, ca:t!. never boom Ia
-nou.h on graz 10 injure thrr brood
NJ qualities.
-Dac who retains the "-v-'t ;pn'h
~ H. childhood Will lni ~ = ~ H.
.ug Make = banana p q win . lover
cru.t oGly. bake the Crl-' tr-t. hen hl
i with sliced haGanR- ari powder
suyar. the fruit val -oii-a -IGe.a't
in a :.w moments. Cover tle iHr " o
whipped cram and IL II one. u.
'ry,t Fost.
-,hry-au.h.mH-, ~. - The f.
garden VIVA, Hgaviu;l- and ga - are
20 'h- -pra- garden 81. i~r
s., and Garlic; e tn season '-E~
aatn.mum. az better known 3 ar,'
m--ias The Entaf later reduction.
from japan an! China and 49," An-- 81
them. ar. extremely -hoSy AID '-iIn-
ia. TN 'Uy.
a tr.,. o,cr.psF~sl with frat. NJ
Barr. ssv. can '."r psr'~r. !" IT,
nor rir..a - wood pra.sry -ac .u Q
-eT.r- Innate : .ut- .Ar.. iH-t1'HM'
=, 4. dr. + col! vh h. under r.H-i
Treatment. b. c.u.! .t.c r----r.l ~"
.rav@ j. Wv sensitive q 80, 1,i"ri
l. = -a.c p, -ay that IL pa- Il tree
- -.r-I,, ,.-l 81, iii. ,.ru- q. b.
- .,.1,.,,. y.,..
-ls,5
."-h~ "''' -'
.'' ~ ~ ...
W. '' "' ,ti
.'"h % -
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
Ahc Rink.

And do<soa skate l,;lr gr,7" h.
asked. ~ ~ down beside he.
o.. ~
"fSoJ can J ara"
.1suc>s | cna,i, IL; | don't VII.
-
.~Aai to you ooaac here -. to Yates
H. >Aaicr>s
-. - come 70 wa,,h Mr. X"
~ no Sc
>lc> yspas >eco.i ufc. lie
doRi wan; Ter 10 come, hci ,he Vii
Ga IL
And why do yuu watch her"
VEL. papa WAITED her 10 prcmi~,
thai she wouldn't lean On saybotv
when she Ms skating with en-. anu
thai sbe wouldn't fir: when she waS
rcsIiny. but She wouldn; promise. aud
80 | camr IA wasch her. The>s short
marks AZ when she lean. zsd ,hc>e
loag ones when She iirt>'
And YOU show rhem all to your
father"
'ls> and be- dates them and puts
them away. and BY and Nv wen have
enough 10 get a divonce on ard marry
somebody who can't skate-Caioago
ITbe.c.
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-02-13
a HOME
~ucr--'I"nN. Which "hi lie Likely 10
str.L. Partner. q. Pertinent. RELATIVE. ="
the ii-p"s.l Df tr-.h Nss'.


the Disposal al tr-.h Nss'.
y the children "f In" ~,l"cmak"rs 60
un-hnd 80 il ! reported the hcrdrr- op
tn. great PLAIN, live during .~c'cr,l
moa,h, ot each wear wi'huu; tasting
fr--h beef Tn" men in chIryr %: one
herd are some di>tau- - from those hay
inc ear. Of 80 u.Nrr,' one and fin. the
practice of Strengthening an animal Tor
the purpose IF obtaining a supply Of
fresh meat for Themselves a very waste
iIl one. Tn-y can Lc"p tn" mra, for
some time during he winter. but ;h"y
can not d. 50 duriu" warm weather.
1.ry have no ic--hoU~"> or other
means al p"c-"rvIng Iu"i' IN a fI"-k
STATE. IN, owners of "A herd can not
afford - allow their hcrl-m"n t.
/ slaughter i bullock .,crs tome tncs dc
I sire 4 roast. pu this account they I've
! almost exclusively Oh SAT- meat during
/ ilr yrr.i"r part 81 the wear J. i Ic-
I rori.H.,, -. p">.,l 20 dam the small
streams. f,r.a pond, near the buildings
uu ia. ranches. and to stock them with
Z is-Gl. WIZ INC iafl Wv can 'alt'ft Nl-Nl
Use iu- food Til, plan vii. Il - Afford
them fresh meat. but il viii enable
! them {" lind a substitute for Il Fresh
iI,h would furn 81 an agreeable change
To a diet OF salt meat. In Texas. New
McNlco and Arizona. j; l. said. IN"
Mexican hcri.m.n AMI shepherds raise
Z goats and slaughter the Kids AZ the
proper 1-r and u~r them 'or fool.
Ihay prefer them to lambs or to any
sort oI salt meat.
In" ayrray :" farmer III the North
western States and Territories ! N
ah"u; the Same cundlt on a tn" front cr
hc-i>msu ia respect io a supply of fresh
meat during Ia" warmer portion 81 the
Year. He j. surrounded by Hooks and
s""'t~. 'u' h. can nos rr!y on tacm for =
supply ut fresh mcst. Men Who work
~ ih" l",d~ during warm weather need
"a" mos: nutrition, diet ,h"y can obtain.
an! n : ! furnished toy fresh beef and
mutton. Sill. daring TIL season at
! planting. having and harvesting their
!ort consists very lar@c.y cf smoked
u >ai;-I mrl, They have. -uW,
poultry - vary their :ahle fare. tu; no-
>crVston show THAI people 'ir" g.: tHc
f'>h "f fowls much quicker tlan th"y
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