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MISCELLANEOUS,
No. 1858.
OMITTED STATES LAND ovx,


Eureka, Nevada, May "a iSsss
NOTICE Il HEREBY GIVEN tn rrcos.
~ Payday Gold snd Silver ming co, IhE
whose postotiice address Is Ban Fr.pap.any
OaNforh1n, has this day filed It's spp,ic..iotsco.
q patent for Fourteen hundred and e;ah.ton Tor
nnear feet of the PAYDAY mine or vein ~ nine
SILVER, with surface gr und six hundred s,ne
~idth situsted in Jackrabbit Mining ,i hees IN
County OF Lincoln. and state of Neysds' , .
Designated by the field notes and ofiicisI L. ana
oie in this office as Lot No. 80. loca,ap ist on
unsurvey ed land. 1he exterior b,,nnSs., upon
s@io LOT No. 39 being as follows, to wifi. I"
:, beginning at post marked NO. 1. ia
NO ~. from which mineral nonument y KY
oesre ~ deg 40 min 343 feet. The st.! No
pipe OF Day Mining Company's off,ce no. ..oVe.
90 oeg 40 min d 440 feet, al the snokestsas - =
Pay-Day hoisting-w orks bears 4 81 das az OF
= ooo feet. Then, lst course, "a dep Il ~. uin
ooo 1eet, to post marked No 2, q = survey NJ 10 .
and post No l of q 3 survey No 81. ss;d NO ~.
being identical with the porthes.teriv poss
monument of the Payday location, Oh wh,sh
the north westerly corner monument of The III
Westerly corner If the Payday locs,,os
Thence. 8 SO deg 30 min W 4S7 feet to r''9,:
on the westerly iiue OF 8 survey No 80: ths sa'
S3 deg Z $50 feet TO post No /, U \ survan T,
~, and thence, s "a deg As min E Coz fa:yt Nv ',
post No 2, q survey No. 80, and the nisco' - ~
oeginniLg Containing an area of s3.l00 scrs VI VI
land. Which tracts being excluded from M =.
acres Of land - Az AS-i00
Magnetic variation I6 deg East.
me IL cation of this NJ Inc la recorded in IN.
hec4roers Office of Lincoln county, Nevada H.
Book OF Mining Notices. This lode Ia ho,,ss; "
gu the east by the Jackrabbit mining cisin'
AMI on the north, west and south by ntS kn o,n,
claims. Any and eil persons ciaimjna W
rsely any portion Of said Payday mine ~
surface GROUND are required to lie their advs,.a
clainls with the Register of the United s,s.se
Land othce at Eureka. In the state Of NessSs
during the sixty days period of publicst;on
hereof, or they will be barred BY yirtue ~ tbs
provisions OF the statute "a "'
FIJI. HLNCKLEY. Reoie.o,
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NOTICE.

Notice TO the stockholders of the Nsvads p,
cine Railway ompapv that the said CORPORA
tion by written All hority three f,urths OF its
stockholders and by resolution of the board OF
irectors. have a. reed to co s, Hiatt it's rop.
ty. rights and franchises with the Utsh aud
Northern Railway Company. The oregon short
Line Railway Comp sny Conversational csrpura.
lions, the Utah Centrsl Railway Conn any, the
SALT Lske and Western H,ilw y Comp nv, the
utth and Nevada Railway Company, the 0sd.u
and syrac ice. Railway Compsny ell corpora
tions Of iutah Territory, the Idaho Cent? al
Railway Company, a corporation OF Wyoming
Territory All stockholders are hereb, .lo itiei
that theie will he meeting of The oekholders
to rati,y or act upon such con -oldat,ou, at the
othce Of VII lam Z F. Deal. ct Virginia City,
Nevada at two o'clock P. NJ the 18Th day Of
July, 1859.
JOSEPH A. JENNINGS.
Secretary Nevada Pocinc hallway Company
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No. 1878.
UNITED STATS LAND OEFICE,

ANlED STATS LAND UEEIChY {
Eureka, NevauH, December "a, 1887. .
NJ ullQk Is Hardly GIVEN TIA L DANIEL
~ Bonelii, who~e postofice address 10 hio-
ViAe, Lincoln county. Nevada, has this day fled
me application Ior pattbt Tor one
thousand linear feet OF the Virgin Ques a.:
uine OF vein, be ring salt, with sun AGA ground
siI hundred ieet IN width s,tuxted in st.
fnonlas mining District County OF Lincoln and
state Ut Nevada al / design4t d by the ael /
notes and official plat on nile in this office rs
lot number 80 A, Ia township 70 south. range 6s
east Of Mount Diablo M,riuiau, said lot No, 80
beiug as follows:
beginning ut post marked No l. U. S. eur.
Vey NO 3o an running thence first course
nora deg Ant, lUOO feet to post mar ked No. z,
U. y. survey No 33 A; thence .second course
eouth e2 deg tast, 345 feet il tersect u .ectIun
line to section 4, township 20 south, range So
asst north 1862 7lO fett iIom Center O, said
sectloh. bU0 feet to post marRed No. 3, u. g. sur
vey No, 80 A; thence thhd course south, deg
west lUOO feet to post marked No. 4, U. 3 sur
yey NO. 50 A; thence fourth course north SO deg
west 426 feet inters, ct d section line Of sectu u
=, township ~ south, range 68 cas- north
bs2 9-lUieet from center said section t. o feet
TO post No. ], ~. y surrey No. 81 A, the place
OF beainning Magnetic variation 10 deg east,
containing 1877 acres
= he location OF this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office OF st. Thomas Mining district
In book - OF Mining Records. lhe adjoining
claimants are unknown.
Any anu all persons claiming adversely any
portion of saiu Virgin Queen mine or surface
ground are required to f.e;their adverse claims
with the Register Of the United states Land
Office AZ Eureka, News ada, ,the state Nevada
during the sixty days period OF pubhcati On
hHreof, or they VIII be barred by virtue OF the
/. provisions OF the statute.
u. H. HALL, Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
OF application tor patent be published tor the
period OF sixty day is zen copsecut We weeks), in
the Phoebe RECORD. a weekly newspaper pub
hshed al ti.oue, Lincoln Ct unity, Nevada.
jan1.lOt D. H. HALL hepister
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NOTICE.
TO ECG ENE DUSTY:

TO ECGENE DUSTY:
You are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars tSll0j or more in labor
ana i'm provenlents upon the May Cuby
Mine also one hnndre dollars (SlO0 or NOR
IN labor and improvement t. on the - uQene
Mine," both situaiei In Yellow Pine Mining
Distri I, Lincoln county. Nevada. Said work
wa done in order to hold said claims undo the
PROVISIONS Of section 1924 Reward Statutes Of
the United States. being the amount required
70 hold the same Tor the year endiDg December
notire by publication lou tail or refuse to CON.
trbute your proportion Of such expenditura as a
co. wnsr. your in crest in said claim will be.
come the property u the subscriber under said
ssctioo 1884. - -
MARTIN MORREsY.
II Dorado Canyon, Lincoln county. Ntysda.
Jan IL, 1919.
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Notice To Credit ors. .

LHSTATE OF r. II. ELAN. DECEASED. No
II TICE is hereby given by the upfs .signta
administrator of the Estate OF H. b. Elan. o.
ceased, 10 the creditors Of, ana all persons osv'
ing claims agsin,t. the SAIL deceseed, 70 e.
hibit them, With the necessary voucher. WHY
10 ten months after the first publicsnop =
this NOTICE, to the said administrator, g. ~
Ws.er Office ON Low or Main Street, In Ptc"a'
In the county Of Lincoln.
Dated at Phoebe, New. Sept. IS, 1888,
JAMES McFADDEN.
Administrator Of the Estate Of h. y. nlr~
deceased. .,r,--.4s sp1A
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ApplicationfO for a Patent
no TIRE EMMA NEVADA LODE.
No. 1888.

UNITED sTArKs LAND OFFICE,
.Lurekar Nevada, July 6, 1883.
NOTICE rs HtPEBY arvFN THAT MARY A.
IN CA-TLEa, whose post Office address il
Hike, Lincoln county. Nevada. has this da,
tiled her application for paten. for fiftes n
hundred 1880 linear feet of the Emma Nevada
mine or vein bearing silver, wi b surface
grouud six hundred tS00l feet In width s. tn
ated in Pahrsnagat AXE Mining district
County cf Lincoln and State Of Nevada, and
designated by The heid notes, Snd official pla,
on iie in this office se Lot No. As, being de-
scribed as foilowe, to wit:
Beginning at p0st marked No. / :, t. g. Sur
vey No A3. VIII nee pc t Sn.l Of Lot "a" q.
y, Survey No Al bears 10 deg go feet ano
the section corner st the u correr section 20,
Township 8, 8, Il 80 10, NJ. D. NJ. bear N 40 deg
b 4isi feet. Tai. post bring at the original 10.
| cation corner. Thence running LIST course g.
!. deg F 6OO7feet 10 pos ma he'd No. 3, U. 8.
Survey No. 4s, the sarne being the original 10
cation corner. Thence -Tun,ang 2ud course,
Is deg " a9i feet 10 the NertherH boundar,
OF said survey No. AZ Lot A, whence post No.
OF . I'D survey No AZ ! OF A, tea,a q as deg "
40 feet 6al.2 feet to the yes,+ra boundary Of
said survey No AZ, Lot A, 1900 feet to post
marie No 9 US. survey No. whence the
original location corner hears 76deg W Il
feet. Thence running 3rd cairse N N deg v
Goa feet to post marked No. AU. 8, Survey No
-, wheuee ,heoriginai looas ION corner bears \
~ deg ". hfeer. hhencs q II 7ovui.o \. sc tife
EIp.V icSs W Post NO. i, IHt place. OF DeEin
ming. Ns G
~ much OF this survey as p,niftcts with q.
3. Survey No. A, Lot A, Blue Jay, Lode, is
hereby exclu led. said conti CT II described AZ
follows: Beginning AZ post No 4 OF eaid sur.
vey No. AZ, Lot A, and ronnisg thence l.,
course N So deg n 40 feet Thence running End
course, = 76des W 4a2 feets Tnsnca running
Srd course. N deg W z feet to the pisce OF be.
ginning. -
Total area Of Survey eo-6sl gnres. sres In
conflict with survey No AZ, LIT A, s.e3Reees
Remaining area 20.6Ea acres.
Courses Expressed from the tr,is neridian
with MAGNETIC variation Il ie deg FAST
The location of this mine Ia rec rded In the
cords OF the County Recorder of Lincoln
County, State OF Nevada,
ANY and ell persons claiming adversely any
portion Of Said Emms Nevada mina or rfsct
ground are required TO file the r adverse
claims with the Register Of the United States
Land Office at Eureka, In the tate of Nevada,
during the sixty days period Ct publication
hereof, OF they will be barred by virtue of the
Provisions ct the statute.
oh. HALL. Register.
1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Ut application for patent, bs published I r
the peyi Of ten cons -cutive W. ehs, In the
PIooAE- RECORD newspaper published al
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
SIy-2i.iH. d. II. HALL, Register.
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A Application for a Patent
No, S77.
United STATES LAND GFFIcE.

SAI1D DIATE5 LAM tEflSE.
Eureka, N. vad =, December "a, 1887
NOTICE ) HERtBi GIVEN IHAT DAN Ell
~ Boneili, whose p IN office address 10 kio'
vile, Lincoln county, Nevada, has this day
hied his application for patent for thirteen
hundred lin'ar feet o. the north Division
mormon mine or vein, bearing salt, with sur.
face ground six hundred f. In width, situated
in at. Thomas Mining district County OF LIN
coin and State Of Nevada and designated by the
field not and official plat On file in this office
az lot number SO, In township II south, range
os east OF Moupt D ablo Meridi.n, taid lot NO.
80 being as follows
Beginning at post marked No. /, U s. sur
yey NJ 50; thenct running first course north,
81 deg east 665 8lO eet to ihtrrsect section line
between sections n and 81 west, 1852 ~ feex
from tecio corner to SIC, inns 26, 27; "a and 10,
TOW nshtp II south, range IS East, 1871 feet TO
poet marked No. 2. U. y. survey No 81, thence
second course south, go deS cart, 6, y fret 10
post marked M. 9, o. y survey No, 49, thence
third ccnrse south, 30 deg vert, S97 $40 kes
intersect secti ~ line to sections 81 and "a west
1853 Clio ct from ~ ction corn 10 sections ~
~. "a and IS township II south. range IS east,
1860 .et to post marked NJ 4, u y. survey No.
80; thence fourth conres north, 90 d g wtst, 10
feet TO post 40. 4, u 3. lot 81, sonlh Division
Mormon lode on line $40 feet 10 posf No ], the
placs beginning Magnetic variation IL dee
east cont ,iGtng II 9h7 acres.
The location Of this n ine is recorded In the
II Ter 81 fice OF vt. Thomas MINI, & District
OF Mining Records. The adjoining cisimsints
are unkn wn.
Any and all persons claiming advarsely any
portion OF said North Division Mormon mine OF
surface ground are It CURED to t1le their adverse
claims With the Register If the United states
Land Office at kurla Nevada, il the state OF
Nevad. during the sixty day erioo of publ
'ation hereof, or they will be barred by Wiz ne
OF the PROVISIONS Of the statute.
d. h. HALL, Register.
1t is hereby ordered, that the foregoing notice
OF al plication for patent be published for me
period Of sixty day item consecutive weels y
10 the Phoebe RECORD. q we. ky newspaper pup'
llshed at Pioc. e, Lincoln county. Nevada.
iau7.7uf n II OiateJ,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for a Patent

No. 6el,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
~ MAHON ana J. l.. hUUl GONG vbo.e
postottice address is Bullionviile, Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day filed their applica
tlon for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
ot the Magnolia" mine or vein bearing silver,
with surface ground six hundred feet In width
situated in II ghland Mining District, County Of
Lincoln and state of Neveda, and designsted by
the ned notes and fficial plat on Gle in this
ONCE as lot No 81, located on unsur, eyed lands,
me exterior boundaries of said lot NO 81 eng
as follows. to wit:
Beginning at post marked No. l, q g survey
No 81, whence the Mendha brick smokestack,
marGed U mineral u onument No. l. bears s
" deg 1925 feet. This smokestack ts about
10 feet high and feet square at the base. The
main shaft IN this claim bears 80 deg W St2
teet The notice monument stands est north
OF the center OF the shaft, thence running lst
course y " deg 1900 feet, TO q post marked
NO: 2, survey No. 81; thence, I'd course, n
70 deS bo0 teet, to POST market No. 8, U =
survey NO. 81; thence, Sd cour g, II deg L
1907 feet, to post marked No. 4, U q sury ey No
~, ana thence. 4th course, IL deg GOO ieet. to
post NO |, the place of beginning; Containing
~ S6 ho acres. Posts Nos. and 4 stand In the
origihal location monuments. Posts Nos. 2 and
stand about 40 feet easterly Of the original 10.
cation monuments. Magnetic variation, Is de-
grees east.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office of Lincoln county, Nevada in
book Of mining notices. This claim la
bounded ON the east and west by extensions Of
this iode-nalnes unkno wn-and on the north
and south by no known claims. ANY and all
person claiming adversely any portion OF said
Magnolia mine or surface ground are reuur. a
to file their adverse claims with the Regi ster of
the United States Land Office ut Eurek, In the
State Of Nevada, during { he sixty days period Of
publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue OF the provisions OF the statute.
+. H. HINCKLEY, Register.
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Notice OF Forfeiture.

rI,O j. o. MCCORMICK AND P, II. WAND.
i their grantees ass gns. heirs, executors or
administrators, and all parties claiming un q,
III NJ, y or through hem /, OF either Of them.
You are hereby notified that the UNDERSIGNED ,
co.ow1Iera wirh you in he mining claim nowp
as the "JUNC1ION" mine, situated and re
corded In Jack Rabbit Mining Distt ict County
OF Lincoln. State Of Nevada, has performed the
work al made the expenditures on the said
mining cl ,im required by Section 23A of thu
Revised Statutes OF the Unred States to hold
| the same for the years 1873 1881, 1895, 1886,
| 1887 and 1883 and that the am ,unt. due from
you, your tees, assigns or administrators
ETC., on account of sncn expenditures on said
miniDg7clsini are as follows to.ait:
j, o., Mccormick. 6 years--lsS3 to 1880
S3Ss3k ptr year. s2'0.
P.h. Wand. 6y. ars-lss3 to 1850 SIG 66as
per year, $40,
And II within rinety days after the publira.
ton "i his motto you fsii or reiu. E to cor
nloute your said proportion of such xpepdi
lures as "owDers. yonr interest IL aid claim
viii bect me the property Of the subscriber un-
der said secti m 1924
TIE DAY silver MINING COMPANY.
Phoebe. N.vads, May 4. 1879
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THE MORNING CALL.
(sEvEN Issues a WEEK.

Is live metropolitan duly. 1t hos lhe
LARGEST ARTICULATION aud Is recognized
as being TIE LEADING NEWSPAPER Of tao
Pacific Court. Either OF tac above papcrs
we VIII send postpaid az q premium on 70
ccilt OF the following subscription prices
for the combination:
REc0RO and Wtinr Call, 0m Yua, SIS.
RECORD and DAhv CAu, 0m Yua, SO.
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4. Division Of Pleasure.

yriend ~ Colonel III hear, Colonel, that
YOU and Major Eevengailons were taken
Gown With the iim-jsms together, sir, the
3sse 4ilRf " Colonet 1hotiyl no, sir.
49, net enea9h sli0Soy between us
= ~ "a ~ - - Hjtne'snud5 be shaa the
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FOR SALE.

A COMPLETE rRfoTIoS-oE.R HOSTING
"A Plant for Doublescompsrtment shaft
96.horre power; almonvnew Eng,ne and boiler
suitable for running igrist or saw mill, and
warranted to be In tho DO torder. 10
-'x.ssA slrasas. .-nsisaa.
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Notice to Creditors.
s.ssxse Of IL. $. cLAsp. Deceased.

k'ssStet cf II. s.. CLABp, Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN.
IN dersig ed, Kaeen or {. the Estate of r.
=. oiapp, deceased, 10 the creditors OF snd al
pereoos having clsime against the sol decesaea
10 OK ibit them with the neces airy vouc herr
within fonr months after first publication OF
this notice. to the said j. PoUJADE, at Phoebe,
in the comfy of lincoln.
Dated May 80, 1852
!. PoUJsDE,
Executor Of Estate Of r. 8. Clarp, deceased,
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Blank Location Notices far Sale
At This once.
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1t Is hereby ordered that the foregoing motto.
of application for . patent, bs published
the peri d o. ten cons -cutive W, eks, In III.
PIooAE RECORD. Newspaper pubiisted 81
Pioche, Lincoln County, Nevada.
IIy-2i.i0t. d. II. HALL, Register.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-01
Pussy Didn't Like Whistiing.

In family in Renfew, Canada, there Is
cat which Is much petted. One day the
lady of the house sat down for moment
and either to relieve her feelings or as &
bit of innocent diversion, gave vent to
little whistle. Immediately the pet cal
sprang up to her lep, and with It's sheathec
paw struck her blow in the face. The
lady thought this strange, but at irs'
hardly connected it with the whistling
However. little time afterward, in an
other room, she happened to repeat thu
whistle, and Immediately the cat sprane
up and struck her again. This time the
lady thought il must be the whistlne
which was giving pussy offence, and SC
with "malice aforethought,' whistled
again. Sure enough, the cat chastised
her with another blow, square in the face.
About the only possible explanation Is
that in the whistle it fancied call W
being given to the pet dog. and was jeal-
ons thcrcat.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-01
Teasing ChIldren

Children are largely what they arr
made TO be. The faults of their parents
and the evils OF their rearing. are liked
in the children, to bc part of their char
actcr when they have grown up. They
may be taught to be petuant rascible
quarrelsome, and quick to form theil
conclusions in ignorance; or self-cOntain
ed, habitually demonstrating their con
clusons, polite and of restrained temper
The practice of teasing children is con
centrated fOolishneSS that some people
are gully of If child has little
weakness, they make that a subject oi
irritation for the purpose of seeing the
picture OF the angry little ones, distorted
with passion that does not belong to it,
and tn y laugh at the sight of the injury
they have wrought. But If the child Ii
resentiul under this proyocation, they
are horrled, tine child is impudent or
vicious and it ought TO be punished.
There aIr Two kinds of children who dc
not mind teasing. One is of naturally
amiUhic disposition and will take good
deal OF teasing before resentng II; aud
the other doesn't care aud would a. soon
be tormented as praised. Neither of
these children is aS promising rs the
more sensitive child, and some intclli-
gcnce and good sense need TO be used In
rearing the latter.-Good HousfhccPtng.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-01
Oats for Fodder.

In many cases the threshing of oats is
Il questionable policy. Especially may
this be so when grown only in small quan-
titles and when the threshing would be
high cost per bushel. If cut when the
straw has but just begun to put on its
russet tinge, the grain will be quite well
filed while the straw makes palatable
and valuable fodder. In this way 1t may
be fed to almost any kind of stock to ad-
vantage. and will prove worth more than
if fully ripened and threshed, with the
additional cost deducted.
Late oats, however stout grown in straw
are always light weight. In all such
cases it will be economy to harvest them
at comparatively early stage of ripe
ness, and feed without threshing. They
should not be cut, however, till fairly
well filled, and nearly ripened, for at this
stage the straw is just as good for fodder
as If cut when entirely green, while the
grain though light gives additional value
to the fodder. Oats are cheapy produced
and handled in this manner in connection
with the plowing and renovation of grass
lands, make an economical farm crop.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-01
Comforts on tho Farm.

\ farmers home ought To- have aheui
all the comforts that are to De had, and
many Injuries that nobody else but the
rich man can .ahuld. Nor l. this 4 git
l,uu2 generality IN tins way of state
mrut. Let rs specify.
What aie lHAurit. = The tr,t ,dcI -a-
Sc~ted by the word Is good tahle.
Money can always supply table iuNatic>,
but even the millionaire cannot supply
better things than the average farmer can
procure. The freshest and richest cream,
milk and butter in abundance may be his.
with all that can be made from them.
Eggs, chickens, ducks. turkeys, geese he
can always command If he chooses. Veg
ttables of sll kinds that this climate can
raise. and with Il cheap aud simple hot
ned he can have them early and all the
season through He can command all the
small fruits that can be grown in this lat
iude, aud OF the very best and freshest
strawberries, raSpbcrries. blackbcrrics,
cherries, apples, pears. plans, in every
variety. An early lamb or two cXchang-
ed with the local butcher will give him a
fair supply OF lamb meat for the season.
\ calf or two in the same way will give
veal. He may raise and cure his own
pork, bacon, hams, Sausages, pigs feet
and lard of quality that the market does
not aiijrd He may kill "a beef" in the
fal, aud exchange such part of it as he
does not care To keep. His own corn
meal, buckwheat, and even wheat may be
turned into breadstut such As he Counot
buy.
What more could the yeriest gourmand
ask for this part OF his table supply.
only he who has once been deprived of
he resources OF farm. garden orchard,
iatry and poultry house, and been forced
o buy with hard-carned money stale fruit
md vegetables and deer meat. milk. eggs
and butter appreciates what a treasury OF
uNurr- he has lost 1t viii be no ans
ser to say that all these things represent
money, AMI. if used must be reckoned a
- much cost, We have named nothing
which Is not within easy reach of tht
small farmer, If he viii he A little enter
prising, aud nothing which, when the
year j. closed, will not be f und to have
been produced without any strain on thu
purse. 1t requires little cash to start
considerable amount of labor from time
to time, and some planning. But it car
Ill he accomplished, and the chances arr
that it will breed profit rather than loss
IN actual surp!u, cash, for there will al
ways be more than Is wanted of some
things, and real luXuries always find somt
sort of market. Minutes and hours thai
would otherwise 20 to waste will be util
lied In the extra labor required and the
pleasure in the accomplishment will be a
clear bonus besidcs