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Kansas farm home. Published Monthly at Oswego. Kansas, by the farm and Home Publishing Company. Cut This Out- It is Worth 5 lbs. Lion Coffee.

Free S. C. Steinbkkokb, Business M'gr. All communications should be addressed, and all remittances made to the Business Mgr. 25c A Year, Strictly in Advance.

OSWEGO, APRIL, 1899. WITH THREE NAMES. tPiSE WANT the Names and Addresses of Liquor Users, and for 11 a limited time will give FIVE POUNDS of LION COFFEE V- FREE with each order for One Oallon of our OLD DUNCAN RYE or BOURBON FINE KENTUCKY WHISKEY at $3.00 per Gallon. Send Bank Draft, Fostoffice or Express Money Order. Goods packed in trocery boxes.

Ppfprrppc Bradstreet Commercial Agency, Union National lCllCiILCo" Bank, 01 any Express Company. Gained Fcrty-eight Pounds. 'I had a strong appetite for liquor which was the beginning of the breaking down of my health I was also a slave to tea and coffee drinking. I took the gold cure, but it did not help me." This Is a portion of an Interview clipped from the Dally Herald, of Clinton. Iowa.

It might well be. taken for the subject of a temperance lecture but that is not our object In bublishing jt. It Is to show how a system "run down 'by drink and disease, san be restored. We cannot do better than quote further from the same "For ears was unable to do my work. I could not sleep nights or rest days on account of continous pains in my stomach and back.

I was unabls to digest my food. Headaches and painful urination were frequent, and my heart's action became increased. I left my farm and retired to city life, for I was a confirmed Invalid, and the doctors said I would never be well again. "Soon after I happened to use four boxes of Dr. Williams' rink Pills far Pale People and since then I havo been free from all poin, heid-ache and dyspepsia.

I eat heartily and have no appetite for strong drink or tea or coffee, and feel twenty years younger. "My weight has increase 48 ponas. 1 cannot The Original Plow. Cut this out and send it with Order and Names. DUNCAN DISTILLING ill Jit 110 West Kansas City, Mo.

The hog may be called an incarnate or a natural cultivator. Left to his will, he will root from sunup to sundown, from frost-in to frost-out, from cornor to corner, and from center to circumference of your farm. His gristly nose will in a season do enough work to ware out a steel plow, but his nasal plow renews itself, while the see "mmr- say too much for Dr. Williams' Pink Pills and claim that they have cured me. John B.

Cook." Subscribed and sworn to before me this sixteenth day of February. 1897 A. 1. Barkkr, Notary Public. WARNING TO HUNTERS.

"All Persons are hereby warned that no hunting is allowed on these "All Trespassers will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law." i We haye ajmply of posters, 9x12, with the above wording, in large letters, which we will mail postpaid at the following prices: Printed on cloth cents per dozen, or two dozen for no cents, Printed on paper 15 cents per dozen, or two dozen for 25 cents. Addres KANSAS FARM AND KOrViE, Oswego, Kans. To people run down in health from whatever pause drink or discaso-the above interview will be of interest. The truth of it is undoubted as the statement is sworn to, and we reproduce the oath here. For any further fac ts concern ing this medicine write to Dr.

'Williams Medi WE SELL DIRECT TO THE FARMER. cine Company; Schenectady, N. Y. Hardened Steel Landside Double Board The name and address of the subject of above low. hard aa Sulky Interview is John 15.

Cook, of 208 South Bth St. Lyon, Iowa. flows. Isn, Riding Gang flows, ib. 8-in.

Wagon. 139, Hr4 Steel CaatorCou tor with urns? Matrimonial Column. Notices pertaining to correspondence with a view to Matrimony will be giver, one insertion FREE to subscribers. Unless a subscriber, inclose 5 2c stamps for letters addressed in care of the paper. A YOUNG man, tall and handsome, blue eyes and brown hair.

21 years of age, wishes to find his ideal; a delicate blonde or brunette with laughing eyes nd rosy cheeks, l'lease address ipes Worth Having, 1001) other articles. His catalogue free, l'low, 11,60 rite nuw buu gui. iLro.v itr. HAPUOOIt PLOW Bos 804, Alton, 1U. UnlJ I1 low lactorj is th ailed 8tMM MlUaf direct to turner.

steel plow loses size continually. He breaks sod. lie turns over plowded soil. lie muzzles and chews the dirt. He destroys bugs and worms and insects.

After he has gone over a field its soil will be found thoroughly improved by breaking, by sifting and by exposure to the air and light. A more industrious worker than the pig it would be hard to (ind. To say that a man "is as lazy as a hog'' is to utter a libel on the hog, especially if the man in question be a really indolent Individual. It is true that man too would sleep after eating if he were as correct a hygienst as is the hog The hog that lies and sleeps after eating is a wise animal, whether he does so because he actually reasons that it is the best thing to do, or because in' so doing he is merely following an irresistible instinct. After the hog has plowed all the forenoon he eats his dinner and then lies down to sleep.

After his nap if he is permitted to range he is on his feet promptly and plowing again with undiminished ardor and relish. Did you ever see a hog lying down while awake, that is a healthy hog not confined in a pen When he lies down he sleeps. When he arises; he goes plowing, and as a plowman and cultivator in general he is an abounding success. Michigan Farmer. oca pudding, blanee-mange, floating Island, apple snow, tropical snow, swlsa creuin, Italian cream, care of R.

F. and H. WIDOW Elt. middle aged, no children, good home and enough to keep two comfortable for balance of life, desires correspondence with lady of suitable age, with amiable disposition, who would like to correspond with a view to matrimony. Ad.

G. Widower, careJKansas Farm and Home, Oswego, Ks. BRUNETTE young lady 191, desires to eoi-respond with thrifty, ambitious young farmer witli view to marrying if both are suited. Trlflers please not aviswtr. Address Brunette, 214 West Fourteenth Joplin Mo.

A YOUNG man, 25 years old, industrious, with good vocation, desires to correspond with Brunette. Object, matrimony. Address Box 231, Oswego Kansas. Letters addressed to above parties wil be forwarded to proper parties unopened, free to The following useful recipes will be sent to any address, post paid, on receipt of.loc. each, 2 for 25c, 10 How to make Oxtail soup, mutton soup, veal soup, vegetable soup, mutton soup with tapioca, shin of beef soup, white stock soup, macaroni soup, vermicelli soup, chicken cream soup, mock turtle soup, bard pea soup, green pea soup, potato soup, tomato soup, game soup, celery soup, oyster soup, lotviter soup, egg balhjfor soUp, noodle soup, Irish stew, to color soups Meats.

Boast beef, beef salted, corned or red, to barre' corned beef, spiced fcesf boiled leg of mutton, roast lamb qnarter, veal pie, calls head cheese, calfs loin and bacon, twe bread, egg veal hash, yorkshlre pud' ding, potted beef, frlcasseu tripe boiled tripe, frluass ed rabbit, beefsteak and kidney pudding. Breakfast Dishes. Potato and beef hash, chicken cutlets, beef patties jellied veal, bread sausage, chicken In jell, ham croquettes. ri Poultry, Game, etc. Roast turkey, boiled turkey, to baste fowl or chicken, fricassee of chicken, to curry chicken, pressed chicken, chicken pot pie, chicken salad, jellied chicken, sage and onion stuffing foi geese, ducks A State lairy School.

whipped cream, tipsy cake, snow pyramids apple fritters peach meringue, jelled rutse, lemon toast, omlet for dessert, jelly fritters. Ices, Ici Cream, Candies. Current lee otange and lemon ice, ice cream, cream candies, Italian cream, to make barley sugar, cocoanut drops, molosses candy, chocolate caramels, lemon candy. Drinks, To make green tea, black tea, Idd tea, coffee, chocolate, lemon syrup, raspberry syrup, strawberry sherbert, raspber vinegar, lemonade, egg-nogK, rasln wine, current wine, ginger wine, fine milk punch, claret cup, roman punch, cream nectar, red current cordial, elderberry syrup, Comptexion Cosmetiques. Complexion wash, to clar tanned skin, oil to make the hair curl, to remove wi Inkles in the skin, pearl water for the face, pear dentifrice, wa hfor blotched face, face powder, a good wash for the hair.

Miscellanous. To make an excellent hard soap, to wash woolen blankets, to remove stains from clothing, grea espct--, stains on marble, paint or varnish, ink from paper, keep off mosquitos, to make hens lay in winter, cockroach and mice destroyer, moths In carpels, stove po.lsh, furniture polish, knlsominlng, how to clean corsets, how to wash flannels, to clean lace, cement for glassware, water-proof paper, recipe for violnt ink, cologne water, camphor loe, starch polish, to clean feathers, polish for boots, cure for croup, to cure sting of a bee or wasp, for toothache, choking, diarrhea, stye in the eye, constipation, leanness, superflous hair, to sweeten the breath, cure for drunkenness, for sore throat, good cute for colds, to stop bleeding, to cure earache, toothache, felan, to cure whltelow, tape-worms, tor caked breasts, asthma, chapped hands, rheumatism, and bilious headache, feve and ague, revive one who lias fainted, to restore from stroke of lightning, cure for dyspepsia, how to become handsome, some secrets of beauty. Secrets of Liquors. Cider without apples, cider champagne, to neufal-Ize whiskey, port wine, sheiry, to correct bad taste la Wine, to remove roplness, to restore flat wine, to restore sour wine, ginger wine, brandy, French brandy pale brandy, bitters, gin, schnapps, rum, whiskey, beer, root beer, ginger beer, spruce beer, sloniach bltUrs, soda syrup, bead of liquor, color for liquor, Cement for bottles. Toilet, Perfumery, etc.

Hair restorer, rouges, face wash, tooth paste, colo Dr. M. E. Bryan, DENTIST. Brick Block, Oswego.

All kinds of Dental Work promptly done in a professional manner. Reasonable charges. TiOR SALE, or trade for good stock A com-JD plete newspaper and job office, with everything necessary to do all kinds of newspaper and job printing, will be sold for a great sac-ritlce. Owner not a printer, anil has no earthly use for it. Any inquiries cheerfully answered.

Address, .1. 1). NEIL, Oswego, Kansas. FOR SALE or trade One good residence property and one newsnaperand job outfit, well patronized weekly publication with good eircnl.ition. located in a prosperous town in he Indian Territory, surrouuded by a rich farming country.

Will trade for country property or sell cheap for cash. Address, (1. A. CLAWSON, Oswego, Kan. CJ A T7I Here is a chuncc for a good business with Util I but little outlay.

A first class photo gallery in this town, will sell for a song. Kent very cheap. Will give an Insight into the business to beginners: Address, Kansas Farm And Home. WAN TS WANTED Everybody, men and boys, women and children, to soliclte subscribers to this paper. See premium otters elsewhere.

WANTED -Advertisers to know thht the next number of Fakm ami Homk will issue to be sent to the farmers of the prosperous Kansas counties Montgomery, McPher-son, Reno and Greenwood. Ferhaps these farmers would like to hear Iron) ou! WANTED good, honest bright boys to bike subscribers for this paper, to work on a cash basis. Boys, write to us in your own handwrite for particulars. sna poru. to oaste a goose, roast aucKs, pigeon pie, roast wild ducks, roast snipe or plover, roast quail, curing hams, roast leg of pork, pork sausage, roast pig, pigs choek, pork fritters, baked ham, ham toast, head cheeat, for making lard.

Eggs. To tell good eggs, keeping eggs fresh, poached eggs, dropped eggs, stuffed cans, egtfg poaceed In balls, egg outlets In butter, scrambled eggs, egg oinlets. Vegetables. Potatoes and cream, potato puffs, potato snow, whipped potatoes, scalloped potatoes, potato croquettes, potato a-la-creuin, baked sweet potatoes, to preserve vegetables, for winter use. delicate cabbage, cauliflower, mashed carrots, creamed parsnips, parsnip fritters, salsify, or vegetable oystrs, baked tomatoes, stuffed tomato.a, scalloped tomatoes, baked beans, butler beans, asparagus, with eggs, mashed squash, baked tquasli, fried squash.

Puddings. Christmas plum pudding, boiled batter pudding, batter puddlp.g, queen of puddings, orange pudding, cornstarch pudding, fronch pudding, macaroni pudding, marmalade pudding, boiled anple dumplings, Nelly pudding, snow ba Is, rice pudding, apple charlotte, fig pudding, lemon "rally-pally." cottage pudding, cocoanut pudding, cream puddlug. Pudding Sauce. Rich wine sauce, whipped cream sauce, lemon sauce, jelly sauce, cabinet pudding sauce, foaming sauce, Spanish sause, hard sauce, pudding sauce, bsuco for plum pudding, vanilla pudding. 1 Pastry.

Plainer paste, tee pastry, lemon pie, cneo intit p'e, lemon tarts, pastry sandwiches, cream pie, turtlutB, tart shells, mlucc pie, pumpkin pie. Cakes. White lady cake, macaroons, almond icing. Icing for cake, loaf cake, rich bridal cake, lady fingers, queen cake, chocalate macaroons, carmel cake, pound cake, cocoanut sponge cake, cocoanut drops, clteon cakes, Imperial cake, plum oake, lemon cheese cake, snow cake, tlldon cake, cake trifles, savoy cake, almond cream cake, Ice cream cake, delicate cake, orange cake, fried cakes, jelly kiss' cocoanut kisses, fig cake, califoanta cake, lemon cake, strawberry short cake, marble cake, whitt pound cake, cream cake, rice cake, doughnuts, sponge cak coffee cako, soft gingerbread, spice ribbon cake, jelly roll, delicate crullers. Desert and Tea Dishes.

Rolled custard, lemon custard, snow austard, tapl- The appropriation for the establishment of a dairy school, made by the Kansas legislature this spring is something new, and will be watched with interest by all those interested in agriculture', butter and cheese making. The appropriation of 834,000 was made for the establishment of a dairy school at the state agricultural college, $25,000 of which will be used for dairy buildings, $6,000 for dairy apparatus and for a dairy herd. Plans for the buildings have already been drawn, and work was to commence the first of this month, (April). It is expected that the buildings will be completed and the plant ready for operation by September 1, 1899, and will be opened on January 1, 1900, prepared to give courses in creamery butter making, cheese making and private dairying. The Duncan Distilling of Kansas City, has an ad.

in this issue in which they offer to give away five pounds of Lion coffee for three names of liquor users, with each purchase of one gallon of their splendid Kentucky whiskey. The Duncan Distilling Company give good refereces, and are a thoroughly reliable firm, and purchasers may expect good Honest treatment at their hands. gno, coid cream, dandruff essences, eye water, 10 different kinds fiee wash. Hunter's and Trapper's Secrets. To catch foxes, to catch mink, to catch mnskrats, to catch beavers, Chinese art of catching fish, secret art of catching fish, to catch abundance of eels.

Farmer's Department How to get new varieties of potatoes, 3 recipes to destroy rts, blistering liniment for horses, cathartic powder, cough balls for horses, to prevent botts, liniment for galls on horses, remedy for strains in horses, $3022 OUR PIASA BIRD SULKY Old Itpllnhle Gang $35. 1 Vise narrow We challenge any plow for sood work, liwlit draft, easy handling, we have thousands of testimonials from farmers. lotion for blows, bruises and strains; fever balls, liniment for sprains, swellings, lotion for mange. Item edies for Diseases ofllurses. Laxative balls; garlic balls; mange balls; stomachic balls; tonic balls; snlphur balls; strengthing balls; worm balls: gripe balls; Influenza ball; colic bulls; AM fl Sent on trial, nnt infaction guaran-Send for big free catalog and pricett on buuuieg.harness..

I discount on vV Jf fjf i tiy cordial ballB; cough balls; nltrative balls; the Arab-Ian charm for taming horses. ItemitbyP. O. 01 Express Money Order. Address, Kansas Fakm and Home, Oswego, Kansas.

newing machines A 1000 other things, delivered. Address, llupffond Plow Co. lfoiafl. Alton. III.

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