The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-04-15

liquors must be taken, but claret and
hook are permitted in moderation ;
milk, save as an addition to tea OF
coffee, must be taken rarely.
You've FARMER:-El Paso, Tex,
located at the corner Of the state, old
Mexico and New Mexico, ON the
north bank of the Rio Grande. OPP
posite the Mexican city Of Juarez
formerly Psso del Norte), has pop
ulation of abont 1900, FIVE trunk
railroads and two smelling plants.
Ell Paso claims to have the only two
International street car lines in the
world. Her crops consist of wheat.
corn, alfalfa, oats, barley, potatoes,
onions, melons aud fine fruits. Farm
ing is altogether by irrigation, which
iOsHres crop every year. The water
is only turned on to The trees and
crops after all danger of frost is over,
which is seldom late The city has a
good cash market at home for most
of the products. All kinds of vege.-
ables are raised in this section in
abundance
Stock RAISER Whenever you
have horse to balk just take piece
of tobacco and, running your hand
up the mouth of the horse, place the
tobacco in his jaw as far up as you
eau. Ii the tobacco falls out tput it
back again. After you have put the
tobacco where you want it, get into
your wsgon, take hold of the reins
and sit still and await developments.
Soon they will come. That horse will
at first shake his head, then lift up
one foot, then another foot, soon all
feet will be lifted up and the horse
will move off at brisk pace. This
remedy has been tried several times
and has never been known to fail.
Il is supposed that the tobacco makes
the horse sick, and DO sick horse will
stand sill when he can move. 1t is
also said that the horse will rever
balk again, and this seems reasonable,
for the horse not, not knowing what
made him sick, instinctively feels that
he was afflicted because Of mac
ton, and he will take particular pains
not to have another attack. Be sure
when this remedy is tried that you
have hold of the rei's. NeveI whip
the horse after you have dosed him.
sit still and look at him and be will
soon give you enough employment
in BIO ding The Ines.
FOND MoTHER-One hand in the
dough is worth two feet in the dance.
krILEPsY-In epilepsy the victim
is sized with convulsion, .rOths at
tie mouth, falls 10 The ground, and
becomes uncpns ious. All that can be-
zone until it has parsed off is to pre-
vent his injuring himself, if he bites
his tongue, put cork or piece
of soft wood between his teeth.
Ex-CoNFEDERATE. Many of the
confederate notes are common snd
only retail at five and ten cents each,
but some of the early ones are in de-
mand. The following were issued in
1861, and as will be seen the descrip-
tion and present value sre given. The
treasury noies issued al Montgomery,
in 1861 are as follows, with quoted
values /;
$1,000 Interest at 20 cents per days 1000
500 Interest ats cents per day.. 1000
100 Ioterest al ] cent per day.. 200
so Interest at II cents per day. zoo
Those issued at Richmond are
quoted d:
q 100 Interest at cent per day .......s 100
80 Interest at II cent per day.. Loo
Those issued July %, 1861 are
thus quoted
500 and $50 Vignette of Washington,
each. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
20 Ship.-.........- .........-.." IL
20 Female and Deer......-......-...5 "
10 Female leaning on shield........ 81
5 Female leaning on shield ........- l w
Confederate states. etc., In blue.-o VI
The notes of September 2, 1861,
are quoted as follows:
SI09 Men Loading Wsgon.............. II
so Female on Chest.................... IL
90 Train OF Cars. On
so Viguette of Jefferson Davis.
20 Viguette of A. III. stephens......
90 Females In centre. N
70 Ship.............. ...... ........
20 Female kneeling. ......... ........1 o.
10 Different arietiss.........--....
10 Group of Indians ......-..-...1 5,
10 Wagon loaded with Bsles........1 on
10 Female seated against Shields q
3 Group of Females .............. .. 81
5 Negroes loading Cotton. -......l y
5 Vignette of Boy ....- q;
5 Varieties ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..