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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-24
ABOUT MULES.
A renMesseenm Relates IEis Ex-
perEence.


One OF the certainties ab mule
Is that he is sure-footed, especially |
with his hind feet. He never mis-
places them. Ii he advertises that
his feet will be at II certain spot at Il
certain time with a sample oi mule
shoes, to which he would call your at
tention, you will always find them
there at the appointed time. He is
as reliable as the day OF judgment
and he never cancels an engagement.
Every man now living who drove a
mule team during the war draws n
pension. l have owned good many
mules. was near buying one once.
He was u fine-looking animal. His
ears stood up like side spires on an
Episcopal Church, His tail was trim
med down so that it looked like tar
brush leaning up against him. He
was striped of like the American flag
and Raphael's cherubs never looked
more angelic than did that mule. He
looked all innocence, though he was
in no sense. The owner sat in hiE
wagon, with his chin resting on hi
hand and his elbow resting on hi
knee. In the other hand he held /
stick with brad in the :end OF it.
examined the mule and asked TIN
man few questions and out of mer
form inquired il the mule was kind O
ever kicked. "Kind2 Kiek?" sal
the man, and these were the las
words that he everuttered. He reach
ed his stick over the front of the way
on and stuck the brad into the null
II was awful to see a man snuffed OF
as quickly as he was. 1t almost too
my breath, he went so suddenly.
never saw the thread of life snap so a
ruptly as it did on that occasion. +
u didn't have time to send message
Sc his family. That mule simply due
in ed his head and then pair OF het
n. few out behind. There was a cras
a flying or splinters, and that was a
and the next moment that mule al
- / stood alone, my face covered wi
20 establishment two feet deep and
:" covered with part OF an old brid
The next day i read an account in {
nd telegraphic news of a shower Of he
fic in Kentucky. l was the only m
that could explain the phenomen
80 and / did not dare to lest ! should
- implicated in the affair with the o
IN er mule. | have seen death in ma
-, forms, but don't recollect OF ever 8
ing funeral gotten up with
pomp and display than on this 0c
loe sion. II had any choice 80 work
.tie a nitro.glycerine factory or take c
nk- OF mule | should go for the factc
as, in case OF an explosion, tn
xed would be more possibility OF frie,
finding some little mementoes OF
with which to assuage their grief
Wv very small piece OF me would ligh
very big sorrow.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-24

For one bosom, take a large tea
spoonful of good starch and des,lvc it
10 cold water enough to wet the bosom
thoroughly fuse cold starch always
it would probably take cupful of
water. When it is well dissolved
starch the bosom, being careful to get
it all wet through having readya bowl
of clear water nearly boiling and dip
the bosom into it wri ng it out quickly
and shake, pull the bosom into shape
and fold it up smoot b, and put by FOL
hall an hour or abol It that iron with d
mod erately hot iroi i, and rub hard
that is what gives t be gloss. There is
no need of using ihe cloth over the
bosom if YOU only put it by for Little
while. l think OIL le reason so many
have trouble in dc ing up shirts nicel.
is because they uf = toe hot irons-
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-24

To remove the stains OF French
shoe polish, either from wooden or cot
ton goods, wash the spot with tallow
soap and let it stand for an hour or SC
then wash in clean water, and after.
wards proceed as with any soiled ar
ticle.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-24

das attained standard Of excellence which
ldmits Of no superior. -,
It contains every improvement that inventive
tenius, skill and money can produce.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1885-09-24

Stevenson, the First Assistant Post
rs-General, has no equal in this
country as a first-class bouncer
Fort Meade has a pumpkin vine
which, with its branches and runners
included, measures one and half
milesin length.
The people of this country are very
tired of John Sherman's snivelling
about alleged "outrages" in the South.
The worst outrage ever committed in
the South was the one that John sher-
man was concerned in, when the vote
Of Louisiana was stolen for Hayes
! Prof. A. Landmark, director Of the
Norwegian fisheries, has studies the
capability OF salmon to jump water
falls. He has seen a salmon Jump six
teen feet perpendicNlarly in the DRAINS
River, at Haugsend, where two great
masts have been placed across the
, river for the study Of the habits OF thu
salmon, 80 that extract measurements
may be effected.
"No, don't allow card-playing il
my house." said Popinjay, "but, il
spite Of me, the girls will have y it'll
game of seven up about every night,
"How is that?" inquired Blobson, il
puzzled tone.
J "Why," rejoined Popinjay. "ther
! are four OF them, and they general
have three fellows up with them IN
til half-past eleven O'Clock"
The irrigation works Of Colorad
:, are on great ssaDe. The "Gran
River Ditch" ia, western Colorado, a
I the beginning, is thirty-fiyc feet wild
! at the bottom, fifty feet wide at tn
top, fiVe feet deed for the frat TEL
miles, then diminishing until the h:
two and d half miles are sixteen fec
: wide at the bottom, with three fe,
. depth OF water The grade is a littleoyt
! twenty-five inches to the mile whic
! gives a strong current. One compan
engaged in the irrigating business hi
constructed over 100 miles of cana
: in the Rio Grande valley at cost
: $4,000.
Recent statistics show that in Isl
the number Of boiler explosions
: the United States was 152, being lie
:" than in the previous year. The
10 were 254 persons killed and PSI j
iured in them, however and the nur
her is m uch larger than it should !
= Fifty six OF the expulsion stock place
sawmills, where the so-called engine
- finds a too iacile fuel IN Shaving
- Men chosen for such positions shou
- have the gumption to perceive tn
n. such firing generates steam too rapi
~ ly for safety These people can l
It. duce the general death rate if III,
n wish, aud can especially reduce Il
he present high percentage Of laortali
among sawmill engineers.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-24
pas polksfef.
3 10 eiter .SQa.

Nm 8ormittage naDmen bic frembeu
8eiuder bic Stabt unb lmsegeno in
Mugenf9ein unb ba einige Don linen
feit 15-20 Sabrea ni9t in San Nnz
tonic getDefen Daren, founten iie fi6,
ibrer eigenen Musiage nod, faum nod
aure1t finben. Sic 3eigten ii6 ers
ftaunt iiber bic Gorti6ritte, mel6e bic
Staot gemabt, unb obglet6 Tie oaoon
bereits bur9 Die 3eitunge1 unterridtet
uno auf piele 8erdnberunaen aefaRt
tparen, fino ibre grm~artungen bod melt
ubertrofen tporoen.
Grub am Na9mittage entmidelte fid
tuieber elm reyes 2eben auf benz Set
plaBe, mD bic Deri9iebenen Spiele u1s
~terbaltung boten. I'm 3 lIhr faro auf
benz 8aiebaa : plaB oas Wan0per Der
8~ereinisten Staaten Mrtinerie ifatt,
benz cine parabe Der Mili3truppen
folgte.
Mit tliusenbsm Spiel tebrten bic
Sruppen auf ben eisentliden 1etplab
5uriid uuo nun trug Die Militdrfapele
einige Yiecen Dor. Spdter am Mbenb,
aIs Der parf bereits erleu9tet mar, tras
ten unfere Sdnger on, INN bas pros
gramm a~us3ufllen. @usmdrtige Ser
cine batten fi6 ni9t eingeitelt. Der
8eethopeusM dnner6or fang: vSdmur
fur Wdnner" bon Menbelsfobn lnb
rBeim 2ieb9en gu 0aus". Ser San
Nntonio Mdnner6or trug vDas beutl6e
Waterlanb" BON @ei9arb Dor. Damn
fangen bic beiben 8ereine nit Der Surs
1ers 8eiangiettion ben Gbor .Sdngers
luf". 4le 2ieoer ipurben bonn publi.
fum nit groBem 8sifaa aufgenommen.
Die ernannten preisri6ter: 6rau 9r.
). 9erf; 6rau $. 6. Sessller unb
Derr Seele erfannten Dem Beethoven
8erein ben erifen unb benz Mdnuerdor
ben 3ueiten preis gu.
Damn begann Der Gang unb I'm 8
ubr tpu,be oas G~euerperf abgeb aunt,
bas a%llsemeine 8efriebigung gewdbrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-24
@pasfeff prosramm.
0ritte'r Sno.

gaie gaq. Spiele. &in6erfpiele unb
folgenDe atbletii6e &flpiele: Bling,
fdmpfe, Wettlaufen unb Wettipringen,
Bpren, 9ammernerf en. Wettlaufen nit
p%erbunbenen Nuaen, @ettlauf uon BIZ
den Mdnnern, Wettfabren in 8otti6en
auf benz San Pebro=Sei6e &C. &c. Sir
ale bieie 5piele limb Yreiie i'm ges
TRACE BON S. bis $25 ausaeiebt. Ma6=
mittags groBes S9einsefe6t spii6en
Ser. StaatenzS ruppen uno ben Mili5=
@%ompagnien. Nbenos Gborgeidnge unb
&on3ert, ftereosfopii6e Musftelung,
6euerperf unb Sang.
8ierter Gag.
Muf oagemeines 8erlansen lit bic
Sauer bes uripriingli6 nur arf 3 Sage
bere6neten Seites, um einen ~oerldngeri
morben. Stir bieien bierten Sag 1T bas
programm nod ni6t enbgiiltig feftge'
felt tpproen.
- Griber Bros, Main pla3a,
unterbalb @olfion, lino praftif9t
ubrma6 yer eriier &laife unb fibre1
ale &eparaturen prompt uno gu mdBi:
gen preiien aug. 10,9,m2M
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81 ch t II 1, a.

Der friibere 9anbelsmann &oberi
9inoemitb aus &rumIinbe
bel saben (S9lefien), 1882 in
San Mntonio, mirb bena6ri6t, bof
lbm feline beritorbene Sodter ca. 2OOO
Wff. b%interlahen bat. ST pirb aufge=
t%oroert, ieinen berattigsn Mufentbalt
tsinem unterSei6neten 2lbweienbeitse
Tofmunb an5u3eigen.
@ldfer, &e6tsanmalt,
tim Siiben, S6lefien.
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,,Sonftpner Mnaetaer''

1T cine neue 6euti6e 3eitung, beren
erite hummer Dem uns borlieeenben
proipeft mad am 30. October in Der
gapoufobt eri9sinen piro. t0err s..
Veigt wiro Die ebitoriele, 6err gmil
Daaa bic aefAdftli9e uno 0err Mar
guf3 BE te6nif6e 2eitung bes YIattes
iibe1nebmen. Wir miinf9en BEN 9erren
in ibrem nn:ernebmen ben beiten gr=
fplQ!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-24

Strafenban : Yreiie uno Stmnoem.
@dbreno bes 8olfsfetes nerbem bic
5traBenbabnpagen in folgenoer Weiie
fabren.
San Yebro 2inie.
Mle II Wfinuten big Mitterna9t
merben bic @aseu bonn San pebro
parf unb Nusgang Der Balm pesfabs
rem; Sabrpreis 5 Gents. Na6 II
l1br iperben 10 gents berlangt. Wenn
es Der 8erfebr erfprbert, tpirb bic Nn=
aabl Der Wagen oerboppelt.
GIores ra =2inie.
Nle 6 Minuten big Mitternadt ber.
laKen Die Wasen Militdr Ylaaa unb
San Pebro Bart; Sabrpreis 5 Gents,
mad Mitterna6t 10 Gents.
u. 8elfnap, prdIioent. 1925
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Groceries. Groceries.

SO siebt biele Grocery. Sa~nblunsea in San
gntonio, aber mie Denige, Die fid nit Der bon
aranfaS Yreslott G. &c.. gde bon Solebab unb
6%ouiton. Strabe mefeu tonnen! Sci Yreseott's
inoet man allies, bon ben scnsbarifen Staple
8aaren bis gu ben %feinten importirten 9elita'
teien. Seutide perben namentlid auf bic in
Ble1fannen berpadtsn beutfd.n Semitic auf,
merfiam sema9t. Seoe ISOLDE friide Gen,
bungen. 1,1otlW
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Dieler Same 1T 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Btr. Staaten. oab eS faum notbig 1T gu iagen,
bab er Der Grfinber oeS beriibmten Or. Botanic
2uiten. uno quneen . Sbrup 1T, bas beliebte
goltsbeilmitteI, no INNER es befapnt lit, fir
Sufen, ~@rfaltungen, Sdpinb iudt unb aIe
4ranfbeiten bes SaIies uno Der 9unsen. Yreis
80 Gents unb $1.0o. @erfauft bel g.. Ralt.
eber 6 Con.
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Smrnbaue.Gbeater

Soaquin Wiler's fenfatione(les
&ibrorama tpurbe geftern Nben5 in ber
Surnbale Dem Yublitum porgefibrt.
Ser Srdger ber 9auptroIe 0err Sou=
ing, lit BON Der 9tatur nit geiitigen unb
pbplii6en Mitteln ausgeitattet, tpelde
ibn fur ben gbarafter oes ebrli6en,
ohenberaigen aber ieber Gultur entbebs
renben&utiders pie gei9afen erf6einen
lahen. Nae anberen &olen liegeu in
bendbrten 61nben.
9as Stif lit i'm b61ften @rabe fen=
fationea un5 tuenr au9 man1e un=
mabrf6einli6feiten berportreten, 10
Dirtt Der 8eiammteinbruf bod befrie=
bigenb. Seute Ha6mittag Matinee
unb Noenbs gum ,lebtea Male "Tally
Ho."
= Wet 9ersniigen an elmer gemiitbs
li@en partie Billiard finbet, Der belu6e
Gfarf's Billiard Sale, Scr. 9
II, @lamo StraBe. 8or3isIi9e &C.
ieai6aft, Z Sii6e.
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@er jebt @elo fparen unb ii6 sleidaeitis bic
@enustbuuns beridafen mill, in 8eiib pabr.
baft rseaer @qare au gefangen, Der beiu6e
Sarrb 8amm's @ein. uuo @isarrenbano.
lung. CT Iiefert gud) poftio Die 8etueiie fur
bic Ne6tbeit elmer importirten nnb einbeimi'
fden @eine, 9iquore unO @isarren uno oab er
bieieIben billiser OILS iraenb elm @bolefale Saus
in ober auberbalb Gan antonio b%ertauft.
Baum lit entidlofen, bis gum l. Sanuar auf-
sur6umen unb feinen &unben ben Nuben ieiner
Mabnabmen %3ufommen gu laien. l,1otSW
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SD babe Sonsaline berfudt un6
bin iebr mObl bamit 3ufrieben. IS
ibertrift ale Mtittel gegef &beuma=
tismus.
sc. Waribam, rs, Marengo, Sus.
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Sefm der
bon
San Antonio.

mie aud 8emobner Der 5ta6t, merben
es in ibrem Sntereife finben, unierem
9rpgoobs emporium einen 8efuh abz
aufatten. sic merben fid banr felblt
i~iberaeugen, baB, mas bic Aualitdt uns
ierer Waaren betriHt, mir 5arin ni9t
iibertroffen perben f6nnen, ebenio mie
man uns in Der 8iQigfeit berfelben
niht unterbieten fam.
Mir polen benz pu3lifum ni9t ein=
aureben fu1en, oae mir bic Waaren our
0dlfte ibres tpirfli6en Wertbes bertau=
fen, bebaupteY aber, baB man bel uns
Iebr biaig fauft.
Die fortpdbrenbe 3unabme unieres
@ei1dftes liefert ben 8emeis, baB mir
bic Miinf1e unferer &unben fennen urto
fie bur9 bic Bi0igfeit Der Waarer gus
frieben ftellen.
Wir berfaufen:
Damen plain Seriens bon 81 an auf=
fudrts
graibeb Serieps bon $1.95 an
aufmdrts,
fertise 8~albriggan Striimpfe,
20 Gents,
folibe farbige 8albriggar
@triimpfe, % Gents,
9anbtii6er bon 5 Gents on
aufpdrts,
gaibmere 5ambi@ube, iebr
bilig.
gaibmere in boppelter Breite, i6uars
sen unb farbigen BON 30 Gents big 50
Bic Oarb. Infer f6mar3er uno farbi=
ger @eibenHanea gu $1.223 1T Der ipez
3ieller Noti3nabme mertb, ferner unfere
frau6fide f6narae @ros Grain Sei6e
gu 81 unb $1.373; gang ieibene SricOs
teen 3u $1.45.
Dl,,n q Knnninnhnnmnn
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= GregDrD & 60. empfaneen
Wasenlabungen bon @lasz IT,. Porael=
Ianuaaren ieben Sag. 8eridumt ni6t
Die @%elegeabeit, lie gu beli6tigen.
%. 10
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Sur nod 8 Monate bis gum l. Sanuar uno
Bis babin bietet fid bic @elegenbeit bel s arrb
3 u au Der Commerce . Straben 8ride,
edte @eine, IS )iSfess, 8ranbieS unb Gisarren
au ipottbiaisen Yrsiien gu f%aufen. Die ansas
ben, peldc Serr Baum in 8etreff ieiner @aaren
madt, bepabrbeiien fb bis ms fleinte Detail.
ct 1T aIs resller @eiddftsmann befannt uno
mem er bic 8erfi9erung 9iebt, baB er $3.50
Rro;ent on feinen @aaren fpart, fam beriel.
ben unbebinat @lauben idenfen. 1,10t3M
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Blum & %Koenigsberger
SO. POP Commensurate.

= 6rembe gum 8eiu6 in Saa Qn=
tonic {inb eiuselaben, @larf's . ilz
6aIIe Nr. O. II, Nlamo
StraBe, gu beiu9en.
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Eran3 &rebS

mirb bon feiner Mutter gefu6t, bic li6
gegenudrtig Bel 9oftor 8eder in Brett
BAN befinoet unb balb pieber mad Der
9eimatb 8afel reif.
MittmeG rebs MargoIb.
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naE @ir fibren bic beften 9em0en
unb 6erren=S oiletteartifel, Die import
tirt tperben f0nnen. Gommt unb berz
glei9t Yreiie. Pancoaft&S o n.
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3. s. MiQer,
6abriEant BON Hubber Stamps, @das
bfpnen, Giesein, Dar,gbsds. Ebarplattsn
itnb 6ausnummeru.
40. Z, Naborroiraee, San sntonio. 22,9
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
Agents for the Celebrated Studebaker Wagons

and D1n=ic
 sner and r. ahrsd We purchase 'ae best h1s-' n l u1aS oIepty.
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
-< S-~--S .

P. B. Brannen & Go. of this town are just in receipt of the largest ship ment Of TEAS ever brought to the San Francisco mountains, imported direct from the Japan Tea Syndicate T Yokohama and Hiogo, Japan. Chs firm are the sole agents of Uni. company and those desiring to pur- chase good article of PURE TEA will find IL to their interest to call on them.
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
Sf0SK NOTES.

The rodeo at Dixon's, Pima coun. iy, started last Saturday.
 Quarantine laws have aroused the Ire of stockmen in the infected dis. tricts of Texas.
 There is big money in cattle at present prices and prices will go high CT than they now are.
 Fifteen herd ot Polled Angus year, ling heifers were recently sold at Em. poiia, Kansas, at s4so head.
 Graham, White & Co. have jus, delivered at the San Carlos Reserva- ton 800 head Of beef cattle.
 It IS estimated that there are 4S,. 900, coo sheep Is this country and that the annual increase from the same is nhooo, ,ooo.
 Fine stock is increasing all over the western country. The best grades or breeding stock are last taking the place of scrub animals.
 The Chiricahua Cattle Company have contracted to deliver at Wilcox L3oo beeves for a Los Angeles house at s1a cents, Part of the cattle was shipped last week,
 An English syndicate has recently purchased I.4oO, ,oOo acres Of land in Boahl!a. The EngIishmen are invest. ing largely in lard in northern Mexi. co, Cit a plenty while you're gi;. tin seems to be their motto,
 A writer in the National Stock Journal asks what section of the west presents the finest opportunity for stock farm. Arizona, undoubtedly. There are number of fine ranges in this Territory which eln be bought a, reasonable figures.
 Says MT Hudnall; "The finest milker that has ever grazed our pas ture fields at West Las Animss. is an imported Galloway. We have had Shorthorns, Jerseys, Guerrseys and Cerries, but Madam Galloway, io, quantity and quality of milk, beats them all. "
 Ross KenEedy, a millionaire Texas i stockman, has been sentenced 10 the | penitentiary for stealing q COW. Cat. | He stealing has always been considered | good deal worse than peniten,iar, | ofense in Texas, and there is still | danger that MT. Kennedy may be . roped into some lynching spree be fore he gets safely behind the bars.
 The stockman that docs not belong To a stock association, advertise hi, brand and take the paper devoted ,o h'> own interests occupies the position In Ine race for success that the cows tai, holds, and in tine he will wake up 10 find this an undeniablc fact, as the day has come when these things are necessary to insure progress and nulual proJection.-Hoof and Horn.
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
Mems and Boys Clothing

roms in ficnsF Territory. Collars, unclohns
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
Walter ]. Hlil--P.O. FlagstaH. YayaDai co

Flagstaff, Yavapai Co. Ariz. Ranch, Volun- teer Spring; range, San Francisco and Mogol- lon mountains; cattle branded H on left hip; ear mark, mortiSe in left ear; horses brand ed H on left jaw; all
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17

stoN> branded II on left side of nose mark left cropped short metaliC tag or both
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
THE ARLZOVA CHAMPIOVLS THE OFFJCXAL
 ORGAN OF THE ASSOCXA7IO

List of members of the Mogolon Live Stock Protec- { i've Association:
 w. G. Stewart Daniel Segmiller B. F. Saunders E. R. Carr w. II. A,hurSt A: H. Tucker Walter Hill M Casner Lot Smith Israel Call P. l. Brannen C. C. Archer William Minds E. w. Putnam Frank Hart s. NJ. See C. II. Schulz A. S. Putnam D. ]. Brannen w. H. Shoot l F. Dlggs |. H. Yure William Flin Robert Finne John Clark Madison Burch II C. I.ockett ] Woods, E. l.. Cook C. H. Richardson James Walsh. A. F. McAllister, A. E. Fay,
The Arizona champion., 1885-10-17
Cannot bo UndersOId.

Thanking for tn- o We r. B. BNANNEN CO
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05


80 - 0
49, -s
-
~
saeg ~ 49, o $500
rue % a PtAesa 49,
- y -
osks<e 90 = Uess"s ana u's
-ssncas orsesnsznss 80 pe5
y r.roomenaax sassssoe 81
- N 0seefscsa ~ y szd 10 -
- enrclesf sor suukss sfnss
~esFsrisas rcasssnscoseA
wcftA
sceS eo1ss 10 wnIA. aod wstk -
ny aiiowAe N osA~s gase ustis sA~y
nAse sssts oesuvnpls.hrd sSe YAK Re
~ nrss gsR Ia fsxDers hore. sUi
Psc&luza.SU txAlEing 60 -
~a ess
~2HPn~r psanss GR
tT3n- umIss HrAx shcsssa
ha's Only taree WmnA Rnpszs
,af~e o ban fcrsSC6 80
y oae-ha' inch IN d~iainrsss st~
'aeh cane ha''as 'T" sAan ~
apoaR "a inehss ions
Lsh"er
The n word that csuhoascs b
en'lre iaihlim~ni 81 The lA~ IN tbs
handling If a cow is-cornfort What
ever o'na"c~s TO INC eo's'"rI hrsisa
ana o~oh'snthl.hi OF "" COW p'on"''s
AZ ihetsa-ea h"~ 90 mAA' aaa iss ~
verse lsssS G"o-A'sra DaRy
niA
-for cold mca, pudding rub half .
pound Of t-'ofdr Ppsns into oh- and .
hall pounds Of four. With = lisse sait
No'sisa the paste with water and roll q
oni hail an inch ,hicS Anoe sny KIDD
of cold meat, sras'n i and i a fs~
spoonfuis oi gravy sPread IN" fnincssi
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-06-05

Yosmiag Oe . syssss which 0eSsss~s
wort DusisG TIE 1sssrs Sess.
That system Of farming which gives
employment to only -four or five months
In n year IL n r~uinous n IL h mn
difference whether the farm lie devoted
To grain and grass raising with . sufh-
Client quantity ii hogs and cattle to eat
the food raised on the farm. az any
other products There should be- snch
arrangement. made that profitable rim
ploym-nt will Las, all winter. II l. us-
reasonable To espec, n sufficient profit
o. five monihs' labor ia paw morsSagrs.
educate the children. furnish The fxrm
with AL II the necessities and reasons
BILE Injuries which an industrious and
inteiligen, farmer can and ought Ia
have. to ornament The home. the bouse.
lawn. orchard. and give life and hspps-
ness To all Of the surroundings
The pastures ought tn take care 10
and feed the hogs and cattle during tho
sasmmer. while the force an the farm
are raising and harvesting the croT~.
and then in the winter fat,sn the hos
and fstien the cattle. a. do al g,oi
fesders who have quarters to project
them Ia comfort ane hsslsh- II you
nave a dsiry. have ., least as mans. n
MOI; more. fresh cows in winter a. in
summer. IL - q better tine To rsi.-
calves by hand and pusfer usually
b. ing q better price The COWS hare
to be kcp,anyho~. and The t~rtiss they
are fed the proftabie they Win -.
All branches % industry are ts tss
crowded. large profit. are To c-a~e.
economy viii have 10 b. exsr~ased in all
departments. and . more conseasa h.
dusiry viii have To h~ exercised II viii
b. The source Of more happiness and
c~on;entment Bes,des the s,urpcs a.
winter employ menf named. thrr. arv
hundreds a wsys 10 WHICH m enssrprs-
ing farmer can turf thu yrodpcss
OF The farm % n 10 make sh~sn
more profitable and kss expansive
10 ship 70 market There ss chaaes
going on in this respect and h
Who neglecss TO keep paee with ths
advance of the DER yin find him
self left This year. Sbervfore. take -
FIRST step towards continuous. prp6sabss
winter employmeui Any Other cossss
means poverty. tpcreAs-d mossx,g~
and eventual SALE. and . removaj -
some poorsr country. or tn . farm -
tenant where you can work ard RrxR-
he out . tedious and tassete~s lie A..
ssngrmenss anss b. made fsS vosk II
of the year Aid this h not . husdsa q
servisode- honese and psoaRsbie isdus-
fPy N ooe of thS sUars~xf h~x~,u~. -