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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
Sherif's Sale.

~ virtas Of IN execution issued out OF the Dis
tsict Court Of the Second Judicial Distrcs OF sne
Territory Of Iasho, In and for the County o. A.
tarss. md 70 me dirsstsd sna =, ..,d CauIs on
the 5th day Of October, 1885. In fsvof oA o. -
Bailey, and against
THE LEAH MINING AND SMELLING CON-
PANY.
have levied On al the right. title and interest
", lS05 1.-THE date attached the premises herein.
after les cr beA) in and 70 the
premises to,wtt: The wolttone lode or mine: ~.
lying ind SRs II ,n ns 'i:S ..d
ing claim 10 1900 feet in length BY 6v0 Il Ct N
width. and was located By John Manning on sne
Sd day Of Oc tober, 1880 recorded on the 18th Gay
cortisr Of Alturas county. in Book Of Quartz Rec
ords ~" paes 2O6; also the Mexican lode or mine
situated on the south fork Of Deer Greek and ad-
joining ths wofto,e mine IN ne s:S ny
was located BY Milo Burke. John Toomey; wm n
Hoffman, and Morrfs TAmy. April 2S lsS! also the
baltsue lode, the TIP Top lode. the Vulcan lode
ste. ii said Mineral Hill Mining District.
Also the milisits, situated On the south fork Of
Deer Creek. Mineral Hill Mining District. con-
tanning hve acres more OF less together v,sc sny
improvements on said initiate. located the 9tth
Day Of JAY 1872. BY A. D. Foote also the Mexican
nillsite. commencing st the northwest corner o.
or less, on the south fork Of Deer Creek also th>
Lemhi plillsits containing hve acres more OF les.
also the wolftone ranch. sitsated on The south
fork Of Deer Crock: all in sad Mineral Hill MIN
Notice 10 hereby Given thst On the S0th day o.
October, less, at 10 O'Clock D n. Of that day. II
front II the Courthouse in HALEY. County Of Al
turas. will sell the right. title and interest o.
said The Lemhi Mtnins and smslting Compsn!
y aforesaid, in and - the above de
scribed property, 1t Pu1Llc AUCTION. for ca:l
In hand 70 the highest and best bidder. to SATISFY
said Execution and al c04ts.
Dsted the eth day Of October, laH6.
G. H. FUREY, Sheriff.
By PAT FURRY. Deputy Sheriff. oet<
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
Application for Patent.
Hozlc. no. las.

CNyTHD STATES LAND OHyIc1,
HALEY, Idaho, Sept. ~, 1885.
Notice 10 hereby eiveA that Charles Pepper, BY
james A. Lusk, his attorney intact. whose post
on address 10 Bellevue, Alturas county. Idaho
Territory. has made application for United States
Patent for the
LITTLE GIANT" LODE MINING CLAIM.
situate in Section Is. Township 2 North Range II
East Boise Meridian, Mineral Hin Mining District
AlturasCo Idaho Territory Of 686l lnssI
feet Of the lode, and surface ground averaging 3l0
feet vide. being Lot No. q. and described in the
neld notssand pist Of the ofcisl survey on ale In
this once. with magnetic variation st Is dog. and
20 minutes east, - foll0ws:
Commencing Of the discovery point Of this clatm
and running - dsgrses and 30 minutes " %
feet, point IN vast end line Of claim; thence 10
grsss " 40 feet to corner No. 2; thence 8 "a de.
grees - minutes and - seconds Z 66S.l feet TO
corner No. ,; thence 10 degrees 900 feet to cor
ner No. I; thence 8 70 degrees. so minutes and II
seconds n 650.e fact to corner No. I, embracing an
srea Of SOL acres sppli~d for. No sonnicts. From
corner No. the to sections o. 10. Is and 10
Of TAN II Z bears n 81 degrees, IS minutes and
The said mining claim being Of record in the
once Of the County Recorder Of said mining district
q HALEY In Alturss county. Idaho Territory. The
nearest known locations being the Empire" and
ANY .na al persons claiming adversely any por.
ton Of The said Little 6i.nt. Lod.
required 70 Tile their adverse claims thereto
with the Register Of the United States Land Oface
at HALEY, Idaho Territory, within the sixty days
publication thereof. or they will be barred by viz
tue II the provisions of the Statute In such casel
- HOMER L. POUND, RsSistsr.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
Application for Patent.
NOTICE no. ~.

UHIab Stairs LAND OFFICE,
BAns1. IDAn,. ssptsmber n, ises.
Notice y Aereby sivep. that Charles Pepper. BY
James 4. Lusk. his u. orney In fact whose post.
Once address 10 Bellevue, Alturss county, IdshU
T.rritofx, has msds application for . United
States Patent tor the
"PARNRLL" LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate In Section Is. Township North Range II
East Boise Meridian, Mineral Hill Mining Dis.
erict Aiturss county, Idaho Territory: conststine
So feet wids. being Lat No. 70. and described IN
the held notes and plat Of the. oflcial survey on
nls In thie once. WITH magnetic variation st II
degrees and % minutes east. - follows:
Commanding Of the discovery point Of this
claim. and running n u degrees end - minutes, I
10 degrees. " 800 feet to cornsr No. !; thssce 10
degrees ~ feet to corner No. 2; thence . 70 de-
grees. 50 minutes and - SECONDS AOO feet 70 cor
net NJ. .; thence . degrees and - minutes v
lOl6 ieet to corner No. I; thence N 10 degrees v
oS6 fsst TO corner No. 5; thsnce n ss degrees. Y
embracing IN area Of IT'S acres applied for. NJ
conflicts. From corner No. s. the corner 10 Soc
lions g. 10, Is and 10 Of Z. n II Z, besfs Il Dc
grees. II minutes and - seconds " 2l34.7 feet.
The said mining claim being Of record In the Of
nce Of the County Recorder Of said mining district
At HALEY. IN Alturas county, Idaho Territory Thu
Giant"
Any and oil psrsons claiming adversely any per
ticn u the said "Parnsll" Lode Mining Claim, Of
surface ground are required 10 ale their adverse
claims then to with the Register Of the United
within the sixty days publication thereof or thsy
Statute In such cases made sd provided.
HOMER L. Pound. Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
Notice for Publication.
LAsa OFFICE At BAsler. IpAno.

LAID OFFICE At 0AsIer, tDAno,l
6sptemb-s u. lsaS.
Notice 10 hsrsby given that the following. nams
settlsr hes Alsd notice Of hts intsstion 70 make
nnal psnh IN support OF his claim. and that said
proof viii be mads before Register and Receiver 81
HALEY. ydshO. m November 2. 1855, Wig: David @.
Caihoun, fos che Lots and =. Sec, o.. Up. I
3. y II 3. cod Lots and 4. Bee. 9. -. .,
Il. ~ Z.
he names the following witnesses 70 prove hts
ccntinnLps residence upsn snd cultivation af
said land. viz: William Carpenter. Edward
Nance. sSd stnpsOn 60ble. of Bellevue. Idaho
ed Owes DilsT, At Hailsy. ldsho
"a kONE2 l.. PivEp. NcGtAtee.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

CNH1xD STATES LAND OyyIc8,
HAILEY. lpAno. sspt~mber -. 1855
Complaint having been entered ct this Once BY
james n. Drsck. against John Ac0row, fer ahan.
II. lsS4, upon the y sW 4 and Sw I 81 i Sec.
Il, and NE Z NV Gee. ~. township I, 0 range
10 Z. In Alturss comfy. Idaho. with view to the
hereby summoned 10 sppssf at this Once on the
slst day II Octobse, 1855. At O'Clock o. m. 10
spcnd and furnish testimony concerning the a.
legged abandoumenI ]. 3. WATERS,
sN Receiver.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

xo1scs NO. la3.

CpIfkp 0fA11s LAND O1ylcI,
HARSH. lpADo. September -. 140
Notice ts hereby given that Charlss Pepper, by
once address 10 Bellevue, AlturAs .cnassy. Idaho
resscsy. nae iAsds aSpiicstion for United Ststss
CHICAGO" LODE MINING CLAIM.
sftuate in Section Is. Township North Range II
East Boise Meridian, Atnersl Hin Mining District,
test Of the los and surface gro1sa 90 fsst wtde,
being Lot No H. and described in the Aeld notes
and piss Of TIE octel survey % Gle IN this oace.
with magnetic variation q 10 degrees and 30 min.
''s !: 4 IL. discovery po,.. OF .A,.
claim end running n . degrees and % minutes
east 70feet ceatef east end tine Of claim; thence
% degrees and Is minutes west 81 feet 10 corner
Ne: !: thence - degrees and Is minutes east 74a
feet 70 cornsr No. 2; thence @ degrees and 30
minutes v 1900 feet 70 corner No. .; Z. euce 50
degrees and Is minutes west 6i0.7 fest TO corner
NO =; thencs 80 degrees and % minutes east
~ Dinutes lUlS feet {, corner No. 1; embracing
t0eal arss IL 10 50 acfes; excluding, however,
from this application and desert pton the ares in
S.1e y: 1ds claim
patented, II 20 acres. From corner No. the cor.
nes to sscticns .. 10. Is snd 10. TAN ~ Z bears
= q deUees1 II minutes and - seconds west 1907
The ssid minisG claim being Of record In the
once Of the County R~ceede1 Of said Mining Dts.
t!ct st HALEY. In Altures county. Idaho Territory
The nearest known locations Oelng tine ''psr,ell.'
4. Any :nd ali ps1.en: Claiming sdver.eiy my por'
ton Of the said "Chicsgo" Lode mining CLAIM, o,
surfaces ground sre required 10 hle their adverse
claims tbefsto with the Resist-r Of the United
white the sixty days publication thereof " they
will be barred BY virtue Of the provisions Of thu
Statute In such cases made aud provided.
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23


HeeRA, 1kDbkH- Aosc sasd o. men and oil. whe
$50 nclieal seMI ~ s.ksieacs. consult TIE
costs nothing, and nay saw fWeurs misery End
Shamo. When inc0uveDient 70 visit the city for
treaemeut. medicines can be sent everywhere by
express yns. lr0g. oheervsta0n. Il q self. evt.
deut thaS physieian Who .etvo his whole sltan.
zion y eelees Of dtotAeee attatns greos seill, End
physiciae6 SAf0aaAout Sas couptsy, hnnWlnR this,
irequenyly recomMend diaacuN cssos 10 the OLD.
EST SPECIALIST, BY whom every known Good
&emedy 10 used. The Doctors AGE and ExPI
nIENCx make bic opision VI sCPREAE impor.
'saSe. 49,, a..
<o...,s.ssoN ~ ~" .o o1S oss sns ! CoSsos
~" vsscS h.vs s.issS 4. nhsssy sSas~ KY
s."sC y. ec1s:sVs, s So" 20 III CHVa wal
cs..sS n.,i y. S,S tsS M..s 90 ; ~
c"r II O.n or WV. aours; DsI,y. Is0m =:
a.. AZ sS.;.. ns. m nossSasss: ~ u ~ Y.
SENr FREE. Address u sO,vs.
psS.c,s. ~ q nqRxRn s,c,r s. Cic 3e a.eo
Ssms q spoctoaioe for divsasss Of men Il untvsrC
Ally knovn md Aundrede ~ dei)y svsilina the,r.
ssdo0 - - Awpasonai1v Of free consnIts1io0
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
DR.. Spinney
ka II kearly street,

Z eats All Chronic and Special Diseases.
YOUNG MEN,
Who nsy - suffering from tas sa:et. Of yc.thfsl
folliss o. tndiscrsto1a. Win do cell 70 syel them
setvss 81 this. ~ essstsst sses svss !sa q q:
sltop of Oulseinn humanity. d. oplNNGY Will
euarsu4se ~ forfeit $40 foe every eaee Of Seminal
0easneas o. priv - a'ssaaAs Of any kind or eAas.
setes which Ao undsstskss and fails - cure.
nlDDLE.lcBD uRN.
There sss many 81 the ags ef thirty 70 sixty Who
ere troubled Win tso frequent svscuations Of the
blsAAsr. oftea sesompsstsd By slight smasstna
ed buypine ssnaatioa end . weahenia0 OF The eys'
TEN in manner the patient canuet &C. cunt 10y
On esa,utninx the urinary deposits rory sedi:
ment viii often b. found end sometImes email!
psrstelee OF aihamen will aPpaas or the color VII
b 81 thiI. miiktsh hue. again changing eos dssl
sad torpid appearance. There ass many men
1ho al. Of thi, dis.cuity. ignorant of the esuss
which 10 the second staas Of seminal wesknsas
DIR. bPiNNEY will guss.ptes. snre and
perfect cure In all SUCH cages. and healthy re-
3sratson Of the grntto- assnasv osyane
Once Hours-l0 to ana 10 ,. equdays. fyou
. 10 to II 0. n. Consultation free. Thorough y
Amtnatian end adv1cs. g.
CAN OF aadresa.
DIR. sPINNEY co..
go Ne II Kearny strsrt. 0sa frsncasco.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
Application for Patent.
uxirEp srArKs LAND OFFICE.

uNirEp SrATRs LAND OFFICE. |
Notice 10 hereby gwen. that Charles Pepper. oy
postoacs address il Bellevue. Alturs. coun.
~. Idaho Territory. has made application for
United States Pstsat foe the
..IArIaI' LODE M;xIxo CLAIM.
s:.: ss !: ss.. 1s::: & :s.
:i: : snadrsi tiioei linear i:.s Of g: lode:
and SUFFICE xs'1Mnd az ns.Sssa go IT, e.
aei1 .eees and pis1 q The ssisl survey % Ale IN
this e0ss. WITH neg.stts vsssstsso - - degrees
md = a..assss :::s: :: is.,ss: :.,. ., ~. .,.,
"a ransisa ! 4 degrees 81 Is minutes vsss 10
feet. poIot n vssS end Nae Of claim: thence y
;ss & :sd Is
and IS :sccSi: iose ses, y ecrsef No ;: thence
No. I; thence u degrees and is minutes west 100
:ss: 70 Applied eSsSs fo S 10 ooosies ''''
r !: T. Il; = .sss g
gress o. minutes aud s. q. onds west S28l.S feet
The said mining claim being OF record In the
srics. II Kelley IN Alturss County. Idsho Terito.
y. The a~assst knovn lorattons being the '0sr.
dsld." "t'htcsgs" lot Is. .'Pa. neil" lot 70, and
Any ana eli psrsons claiming adversely any por.
tlen es the said Empire Irds n,iuirG rlsm or snr.
face ground ees required 10 Ale ths sdvsrss claims
thereto With the ReRtatsr Of he Unied Gtatss Land
0A"c. a HALEY Idaho Territory. within The aixty
days pn6Itcsttop thereof. they will Be basred
by vistue Of Ne rsoys ons Of the Statute In such
cases ,aads and psc~tAssl.
HOMIE L. PoUSp, Register.
disoct that The torsGoip9 no4ice Of spriies-
ti0n for pstent be Published fog the psStod II
sixsy dsys IN the Wooo RxyKa Tlxxs. daily news
paper pxbatshed at Haley. Altusss county. Idahu
Territory.
HOMER L. P0UND. Registss.
~. n. WATT. Attorney fOs Applicant.
! yisst patllssliss. ssPtsnssf -. ISsa.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent b published for the pesie0 Of aixty
pablisAsd u HALEY. Altuzss county. idaho Ter
HOMER L. POUND, Register.
". q. WATT. AttSsnsy for Applicant.
Ttrst pubiieation ssDs. u. lS6X
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

The lav,vcsatine
md trsuqutltxiisS
opeeaeish o. HooteG
tssss 0eeSasach nj
M % 0oot poWeS.
fally DEVELOPED n
ceoe-s OF indiees.
doa. The Arss e.
fecs Of this agree.
able tonic 10 com.
fOlsing and en-
tOuraeing. 4 mild
glow porvades the
system. an d the
nervous restless !.
ness which charac.
tert9es the dissaso
u absteA. Thts in.
provsmsnt 10 not
Transient. II % not
-. 49,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent b published for the period Of sAty days
IN the wo0D RIVER TINES. . daily newspaper pub
lished Of HALEY. Alturas county. idaho Territory
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
W. 81. WATT. Attorney for Applicant.
First publication. Sept. -. ls1s.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

I direct that the foregoing notice Of application
for patent be published for the period Of sixty
days In the woOp RyvxR TIAEs, daily newspaper
published At Haley, AlturAs county, IdshS Ter
rttory.
HOMER L. POUND. Register.
". h. VISIT. atty for applicant.
First publication, Sept. ~, 1885.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
cH3
DR.. llE8lC

ssSVovO ODOosy ~
A's esssy a.. ~ fss.c'ano. -
Csa1ur>sa u Qoal11ed phyd
eians ~ 0asvD01o-fegulaa gra6.
uatss.
WTSe OLDEST SPECIALIST
II ~ Unteed 6lstsa, Whose s.iS9.
NoN0 B1rxniKHcs, Psefect msehod
and pare medic ne, insure spes4y
ard PxnnAH8Sef cvn4s ~ a Phi.
vstA OASeole and NeSvooo Deu.
oaoes. A0sctjOns Of the BLOOD,
SKIN. KIDNEYo, BIAADDER,
EAuPTlOxU, ULC910, o. b
SORES. Swelling Of ~ 03aodo,
ssHe Mouth, Tlfeat, Dooe rsins,
peSnsesaeiy cured and sssddestsil
from he sys1em fsr life.
NERVOUS i s:s....:;'
Seminal 1ossus, osxuat lSecaS
Asnt1l and Physical Veal.
ness. Failing Memory, Veal
Eyes. 0luueed Devslopnseut, In
pSdinsnis " Naseiage, etc. >,
fFs0 excesses q yUuehful follee,
- ny eanss. speedily. safsly sad
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
Better than Any Other Mil.

. 81 Posi- ST., SAN FRANCISCO August 1885,
am working sample mills here and do get absolutely better 's
every sample OF that work than be with other @
Fst-Ih mill will do work than the with one half
we: and tear Second requires less power and help manage
can WORK pound 100 and clean the n
CLEAN 20 minutes You tho mill clean
and make milling test of pound give the result
minutes from the time feeding And this like the
WIZ TOO much TOO Little mercury with tho stamp you will lose
mercury and then feeding and then .. a
whole week; it is all the You clean up q .g
minutes and get amalgam and certain have taken
oyer ioo trials. from 50 >3 than could BE- got
.e stamps viii work ai"gs just we'll Ia working tanss
e liable to break shoes and dies. This mill you ea"
ore oreaf put anything like into you send 100 pounds you
can run this mill perfectly safe with the very cheapest hP
IL clean. 49, ~' -
another thing wsn to Three this mill
aA-needs no mlwrght. frame all the imbes on: o'E
requires about II rum and an Shore engine
r'eass let me hear from you. >,.ov
Yours, ETC., F. NJ JOHNSo"
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23
DISEASES OF HAN.
DIR. ALL y N,
ask Ksarny Shest. San Francisco, Cal

rs. lhavs .EoRTA1Ls cokPousD. The rssnlt
Of many ysats 81 Apecial practice snd herd study.
which under my special Ndvics MAS NKvRA YAILxD
% sUccRas An the ouse Of Losr MANHOOD. PaosrA.
foaNnxA VIC, oSltf
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1885-10-23

The eo.pertnefshtp hsrstefoes sxssting between
the undersigned contractors. hss been Dissolved
By mutual consent.
9. .. Thompson will collect all accounts due the
Arm, sAa assume all it, liabilities.
JAMES CASSIDY,
Q. " FOREMAN,
C. Q. THOMPSON.
BULLION. fdahs. October II, 1855. sot
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-05

The yiscounteSs went. on chatting
gayly, unconscious of their presence,
until Mr.. Tallow said to her, in a voice
loud enough to attract her and her
companions attention:
"How do you do, my lady? We're
delighted to sec your ladyship. hope
your ladyship is well?"
The viscodntess started at his voice,
and turning round gazed at the
speaker and Mrs. Tallow, who stood
smiling beside him; while the black
bearded gentleman raising his glasses
to his eyes, scrutinized the pair calm
". Then, without answering a word,
in her stately manner, The president OF
the Curzon and Swaren h~abitation
turned her back upon the Tallows and
continued her conversation with the
black bearded gentleman.
The worthy couple stood lost in rage
and indignation. These were not
diminished when young Uoldfast came
to them, grinning from ear to ear, and
whispered to Mrs. Tallow: proud,
amt she? Was going to ask you for
an introduce. Glad didn't" The
Tallows did not look that night fol
any more Of their distinguished &C
quaintances.
A few days later Mrs. Tallow wen,
back to SnObtOn to attend a meeting
Mt the Curzon and Swaren habitation.
She did SO because Hon. Lillian Curzon
was to preside. When the meeting
was ovor she had a little chat with the
ruling councillor, in the course OF
which she complained Of Lady Swar.
ems treatment of her. To her aston
ishment, Miss CurzOn, instead Of being
indignant at the viscountess's behavior,
was astonlshed at MIR. Tallow's speak
ing to her.
II wasn't aware" ste said, "that
you knew her"
"Not know herr" exclaimed Mrs
Tallow. why, We have met her here
a score of times, and once she dined
with u.s.
''Oh, yes, | know that replied Hon,
Lillian. with one Of her sweetest smiles,
But that, you know, was On business.
! wasn't aware you knew her in-ah-
her private capacity
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-05
A Word to Correspondents.

Boston Journal Of Commerce:
Among tho trying things an editor.
printer or proof reader has to do are
the attempts at ~deciphering and guess
ing at the GEOGRAPHICALLY written
names in the manuscripts of some
correspondents, If there is anything
written carelessly and illegibly in a
manuscript it IS certain to be names
These mistakes are always the kind
that make people mad. There is moth
ing that makes q mar feel more like
swearing to 90 to bed some night re-
joicing that his name is Jones or Smith
and wake up finding his name so dis
torted in the morning paper that he
can scarcely recognize his identity and
tell what manner Of man he is. His
first impression urges him to blow up
the whole press gang. But in tbs ma
jority of eases the correspondent who
writes the name is the one who should
take the results.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-05
Ideas For Eousekeepers.

New York Morning Journal: How
many housekeepers complain that
bread is wasted and that it is imros-
sible to help the matter 1t was at
one time the fashion to slice the bread
before sending it to the table. and
many still cling TO this habit. but on
most tables are seen the quaint earthen
bread tray on which the loaf is placed.
and beside it bread knife. Each slice
Is cut fresh by the master or mistress,
anil may be thin or thick as desired.
Where there are a number of small
children, and this plan is not desir-
able, the bread is put on sliced and
buttered and after two or three meals a
housekeeper should be able to Judge
very nearly what each child will eat.
Bread that has become dry should be
sliced and toasted or made into q pud-
ding.
Quick corn mullins for breakfast are
made as follows: Take a quart of fine
white meal and mix with it a teaspoon
full and a half of baking powder; also
two eggs, a lump of butter as big as an
egg, half that much lard, and enough
sweet milk to make into "a thick dough.
Put Immediately into hot muffin pans
and bake brown in a hot oven.
Odds and ends of sllken floss that
collect in so many work baskets may
be put to pretty use by using them to
mbroider muslin scarfs or curtains. A
table scarf seer recently was en-
broidered with silk in every shade IN
what is known as the MikadO pattern.
Little squares, circles, fans, birds, and
even snakes are scattered all over the
scarf with a very artistic effect. The
work is all done in the back-stitch.
A cheap and handsome decoration
for a dinner table shows a cluster of
vivid yellow chrysanthemums placed
in a blue jar with a yellow ribbon boz
tied about the neck of the vessel. These
flowers will keep for a long time and
retain their color.
Apple sauce, to make it a bright.
pretty yellow, should be cooked quick.
ly in a porcelain-lined vessel and
sweetened with white sugar after it is
turned into a dish.
A tiny cabinet shelf to place in the
corner Of the parlor may be made out
of a double thickness of stiff pastc-
board. The p~asteboard may be easily
fitted TO the wall and an under prop
arranged. The front may be cut in
any fanciful shape and the whole
covered with satin or velvet and
fastened up with brass-headed nails.
Some pretty piece of ~bric-a-brac will
look well on it.. Black or dark garnet
velvet makes the most effective cover.
ing.
Small Japanese parasols are ar
ranged in parlor chandeliers so that
the ligh. will shine through them.
They are placed at tn" side Of the
globe, and when in bright colOrs sub
due the light TO a becoming tint.
These ~parasols are sometimes made at
home out of pale pink or crimson It's
sue paper with a delicate fringe OF
white.
Sweet oil mixed with molted bees
wax applied with a soft flannel cloth
to wooden furniture will give the wood
a high polish. 1t is particularly effec-
tive on mahogany, and was what was
used in southern families before the
war, when polished mahogany tables
and chairs were the pride o. every
housekeeper. The mixture should be
well rubbed into the wood and then
polished with a dry piece OF chamois
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1885-12-05
THE WISDOM OF NATURE.

While we shiver with cod,
Meath The blasts of December,
And wish there were never
A ycstige Of snow.
" one thought we will takes
We can but remember
That nature was wise
In arranging 1t so.
For II we had nothing
But warm sunny weather,
And flowers and fruits
Would continue to grow,
We'd tire of the fruits,
And the flowers together.
And the Joys Of their coming
We never would know.
If ne meier had a pain,
Nor even a sorrow,
Not a ripple be caused
On the sea Of our lives,
And to-day be exactly
The same az tomorrow,
We'd sigh for a change,
The relief that 1t gives.
So while we complain
OF these things as we have them
The summer too hot,
And the winter too cold,
Let US never forget
That the power that gave them
Is wiser than ever
By US can be told.
The hotter the sun
In the summer may be,
The sweeter the breezes
Which autumn will bring,
The rougher and colder
The winter we see,
The more we will welcome
The coming OF spring
"A. r. Wolf.