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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Trustees Sale.

Wh-rr:,S, Ni:.r:i. T.. Groves. a S,rglr person,
hy Lcr 'l,.. al iiI>i, t'.;F'i the =! da, siF"bru-
arv isiI. IIa ',Tit',i 1. ii hrr"rii'r> = "fiirC
nf Holt cui!i,. Missouri, nH i!tr ;. ia. VI
E:lIUarN. i-JI III li.rIk .. pa:r ~ 'OE."Ifd
Ia ". Il Hirii:ri>. aS trn>irr. tn" I"llawins de-
>crl!vd real ..tatr. situate. iIi. aaI ,;rin: IN
ih- County oi ii"t ana Stale II Missouri.
to-iit
All "f,.:< E;:i-'n ,I:;y and f"nr,.-.n ~. IN
hi,,ck fourteen tij', - d"S'g''Si-i u!ann the
.ir ,n:l ri:;I al ih.. MuuIs. Ciy k.Ni"i>i"I r.m-
,,a!Iy : ;i,lirI..a to the ioau uI Mound ,ity.
Hnii ra,Iniy, Missouri.
Whir. said cnnvryanrr WAS made III trust 10
secure the payment nf "a certain promi-S"ry
not- in said deed of trust de>cri!r'i.
dated July 2, isr3; and whereas de-
fault has heen made in the payment oi
s:ld not" and The interest thereon now .th-Tr-
fore, l. the undersigned trustee. IN pursuance
ni said prov sioiis of said iced IN trust and at
tn request "t rhr !e.;,! holder "T said note.
aforesaid. will on
TtErpAY, August Is. lsai.
R.fwean the hours uf ten o'.iork il the forr
noon and five O'clock in the aft, r'r'un "f said
,iav q; the north ,onr IF the count nnilSc. III the
riiv of Ore-o': in Holt county. Missouri pro-
rt.-ti ~ sell the above described property for
the piIrI,ose expressed in said dc. ii # trust.
W. ii. RiCHARllS. Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Fried Potatoes.

4 delicious way to fry potatoes is as
follows: Boil large IRISH "spuds" with
their jackets on and peel when cold.
Slice them III silk slabs. dip them III
beaten egg and then in corn meal or
-four, cracker crumbs or bread crumbs,
and fry in good sweet butter or lard.
Salt and pepper while frying. Turn
them carefully to keep from b.eaking
aud brown well on both sides. Sweet
potatoes are very nice treated the same
way; many like them better. however, it
the salt and pepper are omitted and a
liberal spriniling OF sugar substituted.
w ashingtcn Star.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
4 Household Treasure

u. ". Fuller. 81 Canajoharie, y. T.,
says that hs always keeps nr. Kings
New Discovery IN the house and h:s
family has always found the very best
results follow it's use: that he would not
be without it, if procurabie, q. 4.
D,keman, druggist, Catshi.., \. Y. says
that Dr. Kings New Discovery is un-
uoubtedIy the best cough remedy: that
he has used IT in as family for Gig hit
years, and il has never failed TO do all
that is claimed for il. Why not try Il
remedy SO long tried and tested: Trial
bottles free at G. o. Proud's drug stole.
Regular s!Z. iy0. and 81.
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The Weekly Kansas City Star

Addresses the farmer as a business man
and citizen Doesn't tell hun how TO
farm. but how 10 sell. and where and
when. ami keeps rigilani eye upon / S
rights "a !. shipper. producer an'! IA Ia, =
payer. A!l thr news. to-. M plenty os
good reading" FOR tie family. Now
read IN 10000 farm houses. Fiftr-t~o
b;c el.ht- page newsp :pars for - cents
To any one y hr sends the Weekly = r
five yearly srhicrih 'rs. together with
SD the paper viii b.. s.,;i' ona year frer.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Ci:CAGp gave A.tgela m ijority OF
2lS42 votes. IN the state, outside Of
Cook county. F.fer had a majority Of eS,-
600. Tha, Chicago will have to foot the
bills OF the II .bs r.b ,.iion would seem
Ia be ii:tin., punishment for its com
binaii,,r With anarchists to defeat the
Republican ticket.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

IL know an old soldier who had
chroE,r ,;iarrhoea of long standing have
been permanin.!y cured bv taking
Chamberlain = C"l,c, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea IL medy, says Edward Shump'k,
prominent druggist Of Minneapolis
MINI. Il have sold the remedy IN thin
city for oyer seven Years and conider II
superior III any other medicine now on
the market for bowel complaints. ~
and - cent bottles OF this remedy fuI
sale by Clark q. Proud.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

SC.IcG.. EoYS IN most Of our li.rga cities
have ii,.ir athletic leagues and :..-sucia
t:n.a. nh,ci, are conducted with ;is much
y s.cr,, as much care and 'ln,ouG'nesf.
a. AIRY cnIl.,e organization. Il. potts
cnnrrcaing i.efe organizations, Iecuids
,..,.ir. ami aecur;.ir, II the prominent
,il..u.icrs. are gwen IN the department
va Harper's Young People called Out
:n.s an. IuuIncs," which ia practically
the "u:y scholastic alh!ct.c departments :
ia jtiyrnil,, t..rnuiicalS Ia dar
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Dca ,caNg- haze said Republicans lie
when the, SAY that the relation of the
pemucratic. congress In The tariff has
parai,zeI the industries he country
Mr. Cleveland says. The business of
our country timi.,ly stands and watches
for the result Of our efforts 10 perfect
tariff legislation" VIII the Democrats
say that Mc Cleveland is li.iug:
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

TIE Ark IN -as Popuiis,s declare in
their platform that the Democrats haya
done more harm tu the country in slx
teen m"u:iIs than it suffered III twenty
years prior to their accession To power"
rhs shows that the Popu!i-t intellect. n
spite OF i,s limited capacity, does ucca
slonally absorb well knuSn fact.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Secretary of the Interior lloke Smith
contributes to the August number OF the
dealing with Il question upon which lie
is peculiarly well fitted 10 write 1.-The
Resources and De, elnpment Of g
South" 1t i.s an important addition 10
the series of articles b ca met minis
ters which the Review has recently gwen
To- its readers
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

For instance, Mrs. Chas. Rogers. OF
Bay CITY. Mich, accidentally spilled
scaid,ns water over her little boy. She
promptly applied DE Wits Witch
Hazel Salre. girirS instant relief. Its a
wonderfully good e..ive for burns. bruises.
so.es. and sure cure lur Piles. Sold by
T ). Hinde. Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Final Settlement.

Notice y hereby given to all creditors and
other, inter. Sted III tie estate of Fr'-:r:aik
Eis-rir. deceased. tha: the ud'rS:s..e, a'i,.i.
i.trator IN charge cf said c>fHtr. fIt"rG> Ia
make y 6lE,l settlement th-rrr! Il! fiis n' u
term rt hi, P-.,tafr f;,rt "f iini t.uiI. S';.tr
of NlS~.uiri to b:' h--rn and hrllrn al OREGON
,,i the 1871, DAY ~ Au.,I>t. I>a..
HENRY FINK. Adn'ii>:f tor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

lIea larhe is the direct result Of In
digestion and Stomach Disorders.
Kennedy these by using DE Wits Little
Early R,sers ani your Headache tsisaP.
pears The farorlte Little PHI ever.
whore. Sold by L. :. Hindc. Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Sherif'S sale.

u. ,,ri'r. :;nt in iiO:"y ni ~p"r' u eS"f.i-
iici'. i->ur'i rom ih. "i-- Il th'. ci"rk AZ the
circuit rulii af il,.: rCttI. Mt>>nuri. rrtGrii.I
hi,. at The &U..I>t term. ~ -! ,Ei. rnur: ,nC To-
me .i' ct"t III ivuc IT IT,. state .'f NiN>urI. at
tii,. I-l,.I"it a.,i u" -. Ni.uu q. Erun;i,augh.
c'lrrt,r oi r, .-iil "i !iuI COUNTY, Missouri.
:.i,i .,i:,>t " Wi. I. HID dirr-, ,it'.i,-~ ". HE'D
,.us. O. Il. EII, .irI .,n'i '.purr, 4. Wo.'si>oa.
have i-i,,l upsn -. s.izr,i .,. H." riyrt iuir,
Interest and r;iim If III ~a'i VIM. T. Hrt.d"n~.
.iaii..S " ErI!t,rn> Il l.. NlnIa ard AMI StrpiI-
en- q. Wtia,tS,m ot. IN and tn III" following arS
crih III rial ESTATE. frwii: i.Ij> on.. 1.-two. ~
III .lnch :nur $; lot ;hi"- ). III hl"-~ fur. :.
1T o'..I, in h ~k tIr.".2.'n H"rriu> a,it:'. iu
the i"..n -: for!'.-. Holt county. N,S~rGr'- Al
ivu.: AID being III the sad county. s,nsi state II
Missouri; aud VII. on
THURSDAY Tiif :uTi! DAY OF AUGUST
! H.. i~3t,
Hr'e-r.i' Tn ~ -, e! ,r'A H. IKE f'r"n''a.
s'I'l :"'rirc, - ~, aiicri;''"': -, t, .iaN al
TIE e. Fyfi tt''~' '.,l'F - i'.r u 81 tr sbti.
.ai;u'y Il .In'' .s:.s-;tii sri. t.i- :. me. nr
,Nrril ;;.trr.. u.'y - r.t;jt.:'d, 1T r,,i,!r
'.'.rr '' ''' r..'.~; hid .rT :"r cash M hand.
T.. -.,i:,I, - Il \ cU:!.'a 'si'i cots.
f'!<LN \, ttHbk.
S's-ri, -. ;lul. ''-';.niv. NiS-""i-
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
The Eclectic Magazine for August
begins with paper on The Nationality

iHr i-S!SS.i~ NthShziEc IcC august
begins with a paper on The Nationality
Move mcrt of The N;ne:ccnth Century
Il -IirJect ns decided interrs, fr,lay. Oe
\ similar c.Is= T. Gic.,rS" W.Siiburn
SnIa!.sy's art IL. "t'.crI. VA Democracy
III america. III wlici. his views NAV be
Thought more op'Iu.i-tic than considera-
isoa of recent labor difficulties will war
rant. \ very different feeling appears 10
NJ ". 1. stead. "ln,'l,irnts f Labor
Var in A:u.rjca. Market tian.,.iry''
'>i'.i,ins aud Cuuitn.' - upon pr,Hri pies
;ir,i nrti,"i,; uf Ia. i,x,.isri c,.s "f New
'rr... !.s"rrnIl. and ~. sr"l' Cont
mental ,.';irs. PrifcS:.1f B.url's aE.lr.e
an ''Fae Mechanism ut rnoirh;" lie.
s''r .hrS >,'ti.c us" skci,I'"c'- theories.
\ timely ra-rr l., ;'rr,irrlc Harrison IN
au 's-ay III ,'cs = The C-n'cnar, oi
Edward Gih'.,n" The number c"u,a,ns
gJol many charming descriptive
krtrhrs and ESSAYS. amruS tho best
hriHs ''>uut' Err,,!irrtluuS ut Y.sser-
,!ay. selected from reup!c Ear Mrs.
'iu,rroa:' ''i,!.nr,s :ios.S ~ Kajputan9
I"rrfa f.if- y l.t'iy' Life IN Colom-
la. a.! ig..a. tl- ,..rnu.;i Masaziue. 4
hriSht account of tho celebration %
Richard Louis Stryeuson's hir' 'hday at
his samoan h"u". \ graceful lyric
poem. In Praise os Perfect Music" aud
an excellent short story, a:e among the
best features III thls number. PublISh,d
hy l. Il. FELTON,. III E':E.tk street, New
York. Ieras. - per year: s,nsie mum
bers. u c"mrs. trtil subscription for :
months. 81 Erlct,i': and IN. - MaEa
Zinr.S,
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

"HIGHLsNn tnrsI3E," after winning
rev friends for its distinguished author
during ITS serial Fublirat,nn in Hnrper's
B.z ar. is now arEuuGcsd FOR publication
IN book form, and Will lie the nex, ac-
c.,ss,an TO iisrper's Lihsar. Edition oi
The works Of William Black.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Like a ship without Il rusiier Is man
or ii woman without health and the nee
essary strength 10 perform ii e ordinary
la,les Of lie. Wnen the appetite fail :
when debility. and a drsord-red "orhi
,iom nf stomach. liver. kidney, and TO, ,i:
assa.: ,ou. take Ayers Sarsaparilla.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Ent,ce Of Final Settlement.

Notice il h.rrhy given 10 al ,ditors a:ii "ih-
crS interested III the estate If Eiuiiirr ehiiitZ,
a.c.I,pL that the undersigned Public
Administrators In charge of said estate. with
Will annexed, intends to make ftnal settlement
thereof at III" neal tenn uf TIE PROBATE - u''
oI Uui; county. and state Of Missouri, to t'e
heSun aud h"idcn at Oregon "n the 18th day
GILES 4 LAUt;IiiIN,
Public Administrator.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
Notice of Final Settlement.

SG!ics is hereby given In all creditors and 9th
or. interested IA the rS;aird of Mary .lGlp>.
,irc-sS,l thai the undersigned Pui.i'c
Administrator IN charge of said est 'tr with VII
a.,ury.,l, int-u,tS tn n!as- fiiai settlement
I,.,ruf y; thu next Term of the Probate Court of
IIaI, county arl state Il Missouri. u b.. begun
aud holden al Oregon on the 18th ''iy oi August.
lS3i.
GILES A. LtVGHLIS.
pab,,c Administrator
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N.,tice or Final Settlement.

All creditors and others Interested la the IS,
tate Of Jare Twist. drrfaxed. are hofii-d
that the undersigned Public Adtn!nstrafor
Intends to MAKE. 4 final settlement of said cS-
tat,. nj the M II term Of the fruaaie Court of
Hal. county ,;obe begun ard hnitien III Oregon IN
sit, cn,ty If He'll and State OF Mis- .ouf',on HE
GILES A. LAtGiLIN,
Public Administration.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

Tn. tpr,urs of dyspepsia and sc
head;.che, the a.oniz;ng itching and pain
ot salt rheum, are removed by Hoo ;,
S.,rs,rarilla.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
ElDREDeE MAnuFACTUnIH6 CO.
eELvIpERE, Ill.
Piles Can bc Cared

Th" greatest pile remedy ever discover
Ell l., B,.s,, ! srpau Saive. Ii relieves
al once. aBi effects "a permanent cure IN
M incrr,iIi,r short space nf i';ne. Also
cSreilen: for & its. Siri,iis. Barns aDti
BRUISES. Evrry h1y warranted. Sold iy
J. &. PnIlOr,ck. oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

oHi uf the WnIIa-rs 81 the t.ited
States is the walled lake. an ls~a. il
covers a surface 81 2..s,n acres. with q
depth II twenty five feet Of wafer I, il
from two 10 three feet higher than the
surrounding country. and il enclosed by
a wall ten feet high, fifteen feet wide at
the bottom. and sloping up 10 FIVE feet
vide AT the top The stones 81 which
the wall is built, vary III size from one
waighing one huH.ir. 1: pnuuds 10 those
weighing three tuas. Around the en-
tIse lake Is :, trit 81 iices, half a mile
IN Ht.ith; With this plt"B, the r"un-
try ia whirh the lake - located. is IL
rolling priir,-. When, how. or 10y whom
this Wal. VAS constructed. ar these trees
rel ,ait, ls Il mystery.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

No Gripping. no Nausea. no Pain. when
DeWitt's Little Early Risers are tiyen
Small Pill. Safe Pill. Fest PHI Sold
by Z. s.. Hinde. Oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

LIN Us See about this sugar ar .ument.
Tbs country produces a par: If the i-nn
ore :: Uses and t;ruyer Cleveland s:.y s
that Democratic principle Is Tree trade
for iron ore. Tie country produces a
part of The wool il uses and Grover
Cleveland .ays that Democratic princl
pies are no duty on wool. This country
produces part OF the suga, il uSas and
Grover Cleveland says thai Democratic
principles are u protective duty IN sugar.
What muidie that is. Who can har
monike these Democratic principles:
Nobody except ap'rson who frankly
cunc-d.s that Mr.. Cleveland wants free
tra.l.. an iron ore and IN wonl because II
all. injure the people "f the Eorth and
ws.s'. who are l~;.ubiicans. and he wants
"a j-Ity on sugar b-cause II will take
uion-v ru; of the NATIONAL treasury and
uit it into the pns.kefs al II few sugar
pl iuters of the sGuih because they are
-nu,Tcru men and Democrats That is
all the principle there is IN Mr.. Clevr
lands democrdcy
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10

A. hair drcssing nni Tor tt.e pre'en-
ton + badness. Ayers Hair EIg"r has
n" equal in merit and efficiency. ~
-ra.iirates dandruh. keeps the scalp
moist. clean. and healthy, and gives Vi
tai,'. and color To- weak, faded. and gray
hmr. The most popular OF toilet articles.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
E,sJltsh. Csis Co.. Tenn

sh~ iias pIun-i twenty is,tIiris Ia wcn,il
nas.Le tbc .Gic wa> cils-'ts~i
u. L. kYkfK
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-10
"ElY.ElEMn."

will po>iiyrIy project Hrr - ~" ':u''
e., .,ruo.-,rt.. i;UIu 4 H. t,..$ I.'.
l,,..c,: nf r,r., kn,! .rr',: =
;.ppe, ,rlI,..' al IA Ct. .t>t' ''''i'-
a,Ih n, i.riS. Tc''in.i-ii'.'-i IT, i:''''>in E.
Ir. 4. :, H.. ly.n.,-.i ifTIc.. Ii, o. iI
f,rlu "a 4. ,,,,.. t,r,"rf lr- a.. Ii Hs:.-
a IS: IN. i.lrI =. Ja ';t.- -: i',:i - 81
:,- q: .,.,-.> ~ =. IN t'!:.!r. S.>iJ:' Il g.
wrr. al i'm i.tu,''S. i tar. -
c.,.eaf Il: e., .:Jg :n iiinH i>"..riiii,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-01
Sss1as, BEFORE DAWN.

The round luster of the Whitehead moon
Makes wan the filaments of scattered
cloud;
The stars tremble Venus no more proud,
Pales westward for the dawn comes soon.
The heavens are peopled with inchoats
forms,
Mystic. iancy-clad, uncertain, swift,
FLYING silent o er each star-sown rift.
And vanishing as fast as summer storms.
Thelissome branches flaunt against the sky
As if some wood-witch orgy were in
course;
Aye, Pan is singing, ribad-voiced and
hoarse,
Beneath the gloom away from human eye.
Oh. could see the hornd and curly god,
Then | should see the wood nymphs slim
and fair,
Who dance upon the finger-tips of air,
And flash their beauty at its cynic nod.
Perchance some dryad, deep-eyed, round
and sweet
Would deem q mortal worthy OF her
wiles;
All me, she would not bare herself of
smiles
Before | laid my heart beneath her feet.
But no; the east is silyered low and high;
There is no dance, there is no god nor
maid
The boughs are prim, the wood is cold
and staid;
There are no shapes against the morning
sky,
w. J. HENDERSON.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-01
EAGLES ON THE ST. LAWRENCE.
they are s'Edisturbed and Duila
Nests Year ftev Year.

| Two eagles have built their nests for
years in an old tree which stands not
far from the st. Lawrence River in
Lisbon, at a spot about eight miles
north of Ogdensburg. The spot is q
slightly one and the tail trees in this biz
Of the old forest where the birds make
their summer home is known by the
dwellers for miles around. Each year
the eagles come, and their arrival is
as much expected and talked about
as is the date when the ice will break
up in the river which flows near by.
Two eaglets have been hatched each
year, time out of mind, and it is orc
of the interesting incidents in the neigh
bOrhoOd when the old birds "shake
out the young ones to give them their
first lesson in flying. The birds never
go far from home in the summer. Al
most every bright day one of Them
may be seen sailing high above tho
blue St. Lawrence on the watch for u
fish, and then, falling like an arrow, to
bury its claws in the back of its prey
and sail homeward for fish dinner WITH
its mate. All summer they are there:
and when the autumn colors come up
on the trees they go away. TO CONS
again next spring. No one harms
them.
One day last September,aS d reporter
was driving near the eagles home.
one of them was seen crcling slowly
several hundred feet above the river.
A farmer near by called attention tc
the bird with evident pride.
Does no one try to shoot them he
was asked, after telling how they
came there every year.
NO" he said, never"
"Nyhy not?' he was asked.
"'rhe people know the birds so well
that they would not allow 1t reckon.
was the reply. IF anybody was to
hurt one of them birds it would make
II powerful sight of talk in this neigh
borhood.'
Another farmer q short distance on
| also fell to discussing the eagles, and
| he was asked if no one tried to shoot
| them.
NO" he said. Not once. 1t would
mt do. Nobody wants to harm them
1t sort o makes everybody feel good tc
| see the nations bird flying near by
There amt no danger Of anybody
ever trying to kill eagles in this par
| of the country
| A few miles further on, another far
| mer, who had the reputation of being
Il hunterfcll to talking about this noble
| pair of birds. which seemed to be re
| garded with about the same patriotic
sentiment as the flag or the goddess o.
Liberty.
| why doesn't somebody shoe
them?" the old hunter was asked.
"Waal he replied, forcbly. "a goo'
many would like to take a crack a
them, and some have on the sly. Blu
hang it, they fly pretty high, and o
late years there's Il big fine for KILN
eagles in the state.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-01
Prompt and Heroic.

All Australian boys are taught the
necessity of guarding against snake
bites. The treatment OF such wounds
is n necessary part of their education.
One day two little fellows, 6 and 8
years old, went into the brush to play.
The smaller one, chasing a rabbit in
to hole, pushed in his hand, and
brought it out quickly with head of
a venomous snake attached to the end
OF the fingers. "Quick, Charley!' he
cried, putting his hand down on q
stump. "Chop off my fnger The
sneke has bitten it," Charley, with.
out pause, lifted his axe and chop
ped, not only the damaged finger, but
two OF the Others as well. Then the
boy ran straight into town, over q
mile distant, md sought surgeon,
who dipped the injured members in
ammonia before dressing them. Ina
CINE the pain OF such a burning BATH
A young Australian lady was walking
along the street, when she saw dirty
and wretched-looking tramp to whose
leg a venomous snake had affixed it.
self After killing the reptile with her
parasol she borrowed his pen-knife
cut the trousers away from the wound,
and then cutting u cross upon the bite
itself, applied her lips to it, and sucked
the poison away. The tramps life
was saved, Mt the sacrifice, perhaps OF
some dainty scruples. youths Com.
panion.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-01
To Make Grape Wine.

Now that grapes are SO cheap and
plenty, the housekeeper who has
storeroom for it may easily supply
herself with on excellent light table
wine. Buy your grapes in a quantity,
say twenty pounds at once; pick from
the stems, throwing out all imperfect
ones; mash thoroughly, without crush.
ing the seeds, and put into a large
earthen or wooden vessel For every
gallon of mashed grapes add two OF
boiling water. Let it stand twenty.
four hours; then strain and add to
each gallon OF liquor two to three and
one-half pounds OF granulated sugar.
Stir with a wooden spoon till the SUI.
gar dissolves, then cover lightly q
thin cloth is best and let it stand six
weeks in a moderately warm place.
Draw it off carefully from the lees,
wash out the vessel clean, put back
the wine and leave it month longer;
.hen bottle and seal or put into stone
jugs corking them we'll
Do not fill the Jar at first by at least
six inches, or it will run over when
fermentation is well under way. Two
pounds of sugar to the gallon makes q
wine very like claret; three and half
gives one very sweet and quite strong.
Do not risk less sugar, Fermentation
turnsit first to alcohol, later to acetic
acid. II there is not sugar enough there
will not be enough alcohol to check
lamentations in time. The result
will be avinegara liquid fit for nothing
under the sun.
Some grapes willma wine without
the addition of sugar. II you choose
to experiment, press out the Juice
without water and see il it will float
an egg SO as to show the size of a
quarter dollar. Ii it does the must
will ferment into wine; if not it will 60
on to vinegar ii you do not add sugar
till the egg does float.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-01

Recent tests and experiments with
articles Of food made by Studemund,
Rosenheim and Munich have resulted
in some interesting knowledge. Stude-
mund employed Il large number Of re-
cruits, by which he established the fact
that 113 grains of albumen are neces-
sary to maintain health and strength
in person of ordinary activity. Ros-
enheim and Munich used dogs in their
experiments. They feed them well but
on substances which contained but
small quantities Of albumen. The
dogs grew weak, lifeless and exceed
ingly frail, as if they had been starving
for weeks These observations demon
strate the necessity of meat diet, be-
cause. aside from leguminous plants,
vegetables contain but little albumen.
Albumen is contained in bread. fruits
and potatoes and in large quantities in
leguminous plants. Roast beef con-
tains "A per cent of albumen lentls
~ per cent, rye and wheat bread to
per cent, potatoes / IL per ceiS, ap-
pies. pears and pluins one-half per cent.
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