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Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

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The Raccoon Ia q resident ov the Uni
! ted States os America be emigrated q
this country saon alter its discovery b
/ Columbus, without cent. and nothiua
but bis claws tew git lisin with,
He II one ov them kind oy persons
whoze hide u worth more than III The
rest ov Lin.
lie resides among The heavy timber, aad
lcultlyates the c0rnfields and aabfIng gar
dan ssss for sustenance, and understands
| bis bizzness.
His family consists ov q wife and three
children, who live with him On the inside
os tree.
He can always be found at home dur
ing the day, reddy tew receive calls, but
hiz nights are deyoted tew looking alter
hiz own aijairs.
( He dresses 10 soft fur, and liz tail, which
IL round. hez rings on il
These rings are ov the same material
that the taiIiz, and are worn upon all oc'
casions.
During the winter he ties himself up in-
TO q hard not and lays down BY biz fire
side.
when spring opens. he opens, and goes
out tew see how the chickens have win
tered.
lii lifa II IL Ifee from labor a. 4 new
penny. II It wasn't for The dogs ard the
ret 0f mankind, the raccoon would 6nd
what everybody else haz lost. heaven
But the dogs tree him and the men
skin him. and what there IL left ov him
amt worth cuss
He il not natrial vagabond like the
hedgehog and the alligator, but iuvs 10
be civilized and be amung folks; but he
haz one vice that The stnartest missionary
on earth kant redeem, and that j. The art
nv stealing.
Ne Il second only to Tie crow ID petit
larceny. and win steal what he kant eat,
or hide.
He will tip over barrel Of apple sasa
just for. the fun NV mauling the sass with
his feet, and will pull out the plug NV the
molassis. not because be lays sugar emmy
better than be duz young ducks. but Just
TO zee 4 the molassis has got . good daub
TO it
/ Nav studied animal deyiltry Tor ls
years. bekause the more deviltry 10 an
animal. the more human be VI
] can't find, by searching the passenger
list. that Noah had coon on board, but
am willing tew bet 10 ponod Nv mutton
sassage that mister coon, and his wife,
commuied. by stealing ride.
l never knu Fackcoon tew want emmy
thing long that be could steal quick.
EnnJbody, whe haz ever looked coon
right square in the face. win bet you q
dollar that he is dead beat, or under iive
hundred dollars bond, not tew 90 into
the bizzness for the next ninety days
/ llev had tame coons by the dozen.
they are az eazy to tame AZ child, II yu
take them young ennif, but kant advise
to cultivate coons, they want
az much looking after az hind male on
a tow path. and there amt emmy more
profit 10 them than there IL ia stock
dividend Oh the Erie Railroad.
I never wsz ont ov aspet animal since
kan remember ill nos. but ] have eone
out ov the trade forever ! lately discev
ered that Il was q good deal like making
q whissel out ov kats tail running com
fortnbls t'.iI-and reaping kuIsid mean
whissel.
Raccoons Nv tew be 65 years old.
they miss the society ot men aud dogs
enuIf, but thare amt but few oy them die
ov old age the northwestern fur company
are Che great nndeFtakers es The coon
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

Mr.. George W. StockweIl has lately in
vented combination tool I" which b
thus described BY the Nntchez Courier :
at il literally Z miniature carpenter
shop. At first appearance Il seems TO be
. very handsome tack hammer. with the
claw 60 attas he'd that IL can be used sep
arate anil apart from the hammer But
on closer Investigation. we ind that u is
truly what iis name Indicates, 4 combi.
nation tool, z for il is equally admitted 70.
be nsed as . can opener. agamlet, : clnsel, J,
d rule, square and scribe, screw driver,
4 compass. q eange or : rivet hammer !;
the whole being complete yet strong tool
weighing but little more than an ordinary
hainmer. we win not now attempt ;
minute description 81 this truly ingenious
Invention suffice IL 70 saY that The nore-
able handle - 90 arranged that the inslrn
ment can be applied 20 its different uses
By simply turning screw
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

While ID jackson during The past week
we had the privilege Of visiting the Asy
lnn which i under the management Of
Dr WIN. N. Deason, al appointee ol
Cen. Ames Having heard great deal
from the Democratic Press about the "
ranny u Ames, IN appointing Dr.. Deasois
10 this important position. we were a III
lie anxious to know BY personal obseira
|tiss .I.s.v sle l,oessr rss sueceediug in
the erduous task of caring for the poor al
nicted mortals committed 70 bis charge
50 in company with the editor Of the Pilot
and friend Stevens of jackson Uounty, We
paid the institution visit, we're kindly
shown through the wards and permitted
TO see for ourselves whether Or not the
Doctor was capable Of manageing the in-
stitution. The asylum is at present IN the
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

An old man. whose sight was detective.
and who had 70 use glasses. was reading
a newspaper % ,he train between Wheel
me. Va and Washington 4 FEW days
aeo. when thu cara reached ne 1lst
tunnel. the qnick disappearance q he
licht caused him ID look ". YakinE 81
his speciacles and 3iping then. be replace
. them and again triel % read, Ter.
ce;vinr thu Il was <lilI dark. Ne dropped
both paper and specsacles. +xclaiming IN
q lond voice Ny God I'm blind. Tn
Mind r. This aroused the passengers. end
il ras long time before he could be con-
xlnce1 what WA tie nlat<en o. coming
again 70 ihe LIGHT. hs ihanAs1 God ier<ea
III for BE eight.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01


Never was pleasanter scene nor time,
Told il story. or sung in rhyme,
Than the Sewing Circle that common thlni
Where glad amenities grow and spring,
Meath Charity's light and loving sway, !:
And the magic Of Joy i felt alway'
Spirits ofgood. IN concert sweet,
MingIe therein on noiseless teet,
lind speak from warm lips rosy-briphf,
And smile from eyes 81 beaming light
And CLEAN along the subtle wires
With feeling that the scepe Inspires.
All, grand the circle thus combined,
For usefulness and pleasure joined
And, gathering from lifes passing hours,
A handful Of its cheerful flowers.
They feel, the while. the blessed sense
OF genuine benevolence.
The nimble fingers deity stray
Over their task ID busy way, lheart
While the glad tongue and brimmjna
Take IN the busy scene 4 part
But there, beside the active show,
Another scsnc occurs, ! trow'
For unseen fingers dextrous move,
In industry and tender love.
70 weave, in texture af the SOUL
Those stitches wrought in generous dole,
70 form garb the ones TO bless
Who labor in nnsei6shness.
Thus every thought that 5 given the poor
Shall to the thinkers good inure !;
H. o.ar, fnnr nf r.ifv ahai
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

Every well defined geographical zone
has it's peculiar type p humanity % well
As al its vegetation. Climate also deter.
mines tho pursuits Of men. In Biblical
lands. the inflnence o. climate i such that
10 changes in social Inc. The pursuits of
nan. ETC., have taken place for ages. ln
Errpt. strip of land seven miles wide
and extending through ak or seven
derrces 81 latitude. supported sever, mil
Hons u people. Hero the people suhsis
ted bg aaricu|iure alone. and for ages there
was no change the climate was unilorm
and the pursuits Of the people we're un
changed. 10 day The same implemf7ts
for irrigation ere used that we're used n
The days q Abraham
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

The Bay ST. Louis ('azetse says IN
addition 10 other ca|amiIies Mississippi
Is threatened With enc from a. unexpect-
source. A painful tomor reaches % that
Henry s. Foote i coming again. From
this aiupendous humbog, Good Lord
deliver ns r.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1870-01-01

xv,... + ,yss |. ar.nkard I co,,ld never
..... I. .s.,,.,. .ha. hs1f G.ll 1,b6
Az, v,.sr amer sial,ed tile pledge, / iilIs.l
n,v harm and had two stacks thjs ,eu
/ jlilI5d nv barn. and have four aIscks.--
When / WAS. 4 drunkafd, ! owned only
one moor o|d COW. and 4 think she must
have 4, q, ashulned OF me. for ahe was
red n tl Z Isce= now ! own tive Eoad COWS
nd / own tl,fe|<aa good horses as cser
1.s ked through collar, When WAS q
drunkard, / irudged IRON place to plat .
On foot now | can ride Ia carriage ut
my own. When was drankard. ! was
three hundred dolla,s in debt; since !
signed the total abstinence pledge have
paid that debt, aud have purcha ased two
acres Of woodland, and have b deed IN
nv possession two Of my sons who are
ieetotalers, are living on that lot. When
| was drnnkard, / ased 10 swear have
ceased to Be proiaine. The last year Of my
drunkenness my doctors bill amounted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
SOME MARITAL RELATIONS.

Edward V. Holcomb, travelling agent stop
ping sweeneys Hotel. caused the arrest OF his ward
Augusta Hocomb. who was living at disreputable
house in Eighth-st The woman was brought TO Court
yesterday. where statements made rejecting some
what complainant and defendant II appeared that
IOlcomb, who is 40 OF married his ward, who
only II, while they living AT Greenpont. They
subsequently removed to Brooklyn and lived together
for some tne but during the husbands absence from
home mouths ago the wife sold the house furniture
for 81 00O aud went live u the house Ia Newiork On
Tuesday night HOcomb and some companions stopped
the house. and being shown To room, the hus
ba md his wife face To face They mutually
nzed each other aud Holoomb tried 10 persuade his wife
10 go with him. She refused and lie accordingly
caused her arrest. She temporarily committed by
the magistrate her lord desiring To have her sent TO the
House of the Good Shepherd unul she Is 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

:. . ,,.,.,--- -, -. .,...,,.,,~ xa,.a6,
hish ~ , VIZ han Ne McU who had scheme
oh 5anI lug tno PaJt tsv nj, tbrough inter
800 a,,..ton. nd Drevented ratjfieatlon OF the
asa ,Jcr sI % "a az The ro,d them peces-
sar,v went ae.n into the hands OF Receivers. That
s p.aa 80 Nv ,s IN good faith hit We
weye nm WILLING 10 he party TO the payment OF any
n o ~ 10 s bgre wond be no perma.
ers were SATISFIED, otneI Wise .no bondhoder
neney W tne 90 s M nossesson by obtain
souiu preak ~ anu ren u. '5 LII" paneiyer -
rug tne me ~ bro~gbt on nv disappointed
nou 80 49,. NSas nouy All been ad-
PAIus' Ioioweu pus Ino and oneratng the
ad an The came tsrms as OF tho original
iosn On SuoSl''ht'@h1 '"' ~ r.
o ss ~, rr,,p.or and Davton Railroad Com
ms Inciuna,,, aon n. t,h ~ Giving ma the use OF
phny nh's auo w ", ,ha, road IN CiueInpati and
INC pread gauge uach over .o at ali their
stations on very IayOraDle er no ~ done
beDg pr0rated according 10 tno n % hao contro Of
on tho broad and marrow trSk t d bv an arrange
roao 70 Cincinh a1 Rairoad for mutual
nlent wlth tne onio auu I'D. communication
eAcnans9 VI ousist ~ eaaks a broad gauge line
WIFI VIII OF. Lou,s anu , ~ u ~" "N
wiz % oe W rsd ccrtro, NJ majority OF the East
,taas on va E,ie M RuffaIo by an
Waru ~ y Comnany who in season
hient wa. VIC Ono H. a., twenty 40 steamboas from
OF nANEstion run " Ai' " '
lnat port. A., -u,.x,o,. 9TH tba T ak Shore and
AZ the same .no 9 ,or e,cbanoe ~ business at
Michigan southern hanIoa, o e;nentIv satisfae-
BuHalo Dunkrk anu 1890 ~ and agree
y, so that bns,oess copneoons and relations
cuIeu VIZ. ,, ba' IN that respeot IA other trunk
same ioo"nE Will 'noin 40 '""' N'
nDes' . - .ooo,.t,, tha .xacntive officer OF the
Prior 10 my pecounH sno bad yo,ed 10 g,ve the
company tne DoSu ~ peirnad Comnany substantial
aid in the shape OF purchase OF p,dant we have
mortgage DOLus oihce nafp u1 srhis road will he
paid for and taken up the ponu5; us 10 tho heart
very important connect9h ~ ~ WI TpPneIsnd It ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
OUR TRUE MARKETS.

THE FOREIGN TRADE IN BREADSTUFFS.
DIR. William Elder of Philadelphia has prepared
searching expose of our Foreign Trade in BreadStus
from which We extract as follows:
WHEAT AND FLOUR.
Our foreign market for wheat and -four stands first In
rank and value and serves besides, index of
commerce in the other exports Of agricultural commod
ties We give IT, therefore, the chief place considering
the general subject First with respect TO these is the
striking fact British islands nearly entire
European market for them In 1868 tho exports to the
United Kingdom amounted ninety1ve per cent Of the
total TO Europe and this may taken for the average
proportion
Let look at this nearly exclusive European mar
ket wheat and -four relation to the quantity
taken seadness unsteadness OF the dem and
the general character Of the trade reliance for our
farmers and the competition which wheat meets In
the British market Quoting from the British Official
records give, first the total quantities OF American
wheat and -four imported into Great Britain In the IL
years from 1857 to ls6s-he wheat flour being reduced to
its equivalent IN wheat and given in hundred weights
(cwisl From the United States. 95,OOOOOo cwts from
other countries 1881 cwts the proportion OF the
United States being per cent Of the total import Our
share OF this quantity amounted in wheat to l7OO0OO
bushels or an average Of 750OOO bushels per annum.
while other nations supplied average OF 4O75OO00 per
annum Thus in the period furnished bat a fraction
onefourth of the British consumption OF foreign
wheat But this is average, and 1t and
ccas the important feature OF the tradelts
fluctuations.
Grouping for brevity Of statement the whole period
Into terms OF four years each. which arrangement
forms fairly enough the general range Of the huctua
tons OF quantity. find them stTikngy exhibited In
the following tabular statement:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21
DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS.

The following named persons having omitted
pay under the Internal Revenue laws have
rendered themselves liable to be assessed In the amounts
opposite their which amounts ncladc both taxes
and penalties: .....
L. Simon, No 81 Nassaus auctiopeer and read estate
agent SIS John Ten BrOeek real estate agent No. II
PesL, Sl2 2Oi Bennett klenen real estate aud nsur
anGe agents, No 81 Cedar.st, $40 TO- Thomas Barclay
real estate agent. NJ, NassauSt. ara "a ID. Nj Cald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

wen, insurance sxcDt No. - Nasssgst, III -: r. Doa-
enhon, retail dealer No. IL Lbertyst, e7 10; James
Helion. real estate agent, No. 81 P.Dest. ga 70; w.
Harris, real estate agent No Pines N2 9o Oysrman
Friend Co., commercial brokers, No. OIL Broadway,
eq2 TO- and Irving Beknap, real estate agents No q
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

Prominent citizens in San Francisco have re-
ceved letter The South OF France, asking inOima
ton about slkworns eggs aud saying that the FIX
growers there are very purchase them After
this year the San Francisco growers will be able TO sup
Inc coops of quality competent judges proDouncing
sllk uiadc from them equal 10 the best French arclo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-21

CEN LEE AND THE TRUSTEES or wAsHiNGTOu
COLLEGE, VIRGINIA, INVITED TO ATTEND
THE OBsEQUIES OF THE LATE GEoRSE PEA
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Die Nptbwenoiefeit auf ben
a mertfdntiden Giienbabnen
sleide 5purweiten ein;ufabren, wiro int
Musenblid In @aibinston opn Giienbebn~
beanten unb @on9rebmitsliepern eifris CT
prtert. Der folsenee plan wirp %ausenbtid>
lid errposen. SUM- Sehte1 Der Sabnen
baben beretts bic ndmlide Spurbreite, etwa
4 Tu6 81 3oQ. Das anbere SeAstel bier5u
gu ~brinsen, 1T folsenoer lei@te unb wcblfeile
Ylan prrseidlaeen. Gs ipirb rprseldlasen,
bab mad elmer b%efin,mten 3eit feline Sabn
cine @offsabe iein ion, uelde nidt nit bic
fer @purbreite iibereinittn,n1t. Die Soften,
cine 5 SUP breite 5pur 70 a%b;udnoern, bab
lie NIT bieieu1 plan utereinitmamt, perben
$500 pr. Metle nidt iiberfeisen, unb Bic
naeilten 8abnen perben wotl bic gerdnbe>
runs nit 9ertneen Soften bemertftotsen.
Da Is feline 5000 Meilen Babn siebt, mel
DE Der Mtdnberuns bebirfen, 70 plrben bic
seiammten Soften 4 Miaipnen DpQars nt9t
lberfeisen. .a .7-r
Gin feds bis leben Sabre alter @&ul'
iun9e trat far3lid in einen Barbierlabeu
unb ~perlanste lein 9aar bis CUR Wur5el &C.
f&pren au baben. iAls er sefrast tpurbe, Of
fetne Mutttr Is 70 ,plni4e, autpcrtete Ct (;
Metn, aber infer l1nterri@t besinnt nd&fe
Wc4e unb mir baber cine 9ebrertn, welde
bic able @empbnbeit bat uns bann uni
tpAnn bet S@opf au beuteln. Der mDbts
t4 serne etnea Strei4 iptelen. au...
Gtne wanber1t4e gu a nj nj E n,
f%e11uns fnset i& in elmer &anfas Bet
tuns. Dtelelbe fast: y;3wet Nrten Gin
tpanberuns If es Dor alien Dinsen, tie un,
Ter Staat brandt: 2ebrer unb @9mtebe."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

feline 6anc ben, Bruoer entsesen, &ons
rao bridte uno f9lttelte fe bertlt@ ;
e6 mar Elm 6auboruf, Der BON 9er,en
fam, eS tpar audi Die Dane Der 8erz
i6bnun9. Nls Marieden wieoer aus
benz p~forrbauie fam urp Dor Nlem
ben, Bater 1ein Nnpente1 NIT finplt6er
Greuoe porseiste, faate 0eronita 9lei&
nit aQer eutmitbieen unbefan9enbeit,
,pte eS ,,ur cine fluse Grau perraoS ::
u@as foQt ibr bod nod 70 peit laufen
biz 3u eureu, 6auie; mir MQe baben
Mppetit, fomut nit Su unierm 5au6,
ta trinten mir rem &afee ;ulammer>
tomuat nit; Marieden bat 9epib aud
9un9er." uno ubne bas n,taeefe
Strdben, in aQer 5er3lidfeit fno bic
flint 9ldfli@en Meniaen In ras 9auS
auf Der &irdfrabe se9an9en, unp berg
lid ,aeen ie jebt in 2tebe uno Greuno>
lt9feit bel Dem fefli1en Morsenbrooe
su1ammen. Muf Morie1en6 @an9en
Iparea felt Der Geier feline @6s@sn
auf9ebroden. IS tuar, als pb BON jez
BET briterli6 freunridaftltder @inn
ale funf in 2iebe perbunoeu ; es mar
aber Die Wa@t oes tur@ bic Neli9ion
9eltdrtten Wenidenber3ens, bic bier in
Stunoesperlauf 11weren @treit &C.
ldli1tet uno feinrlide Braoer nerlSbnt
bate. uWo6 meinft ou, pbilipp,"
bub ieet &pnrao an, ~.renn pu nit Der
Grau unp Marie@en binten sou Der
@tnopfeif III uns fdmf uno bel un6
bein Net ma@teit? Dos game inter>
baus 1tebt pir ftet. 3uiammen arbeiz
ten pollen mir pantl ~ @ottes Gbre
fir oein Marteden ; oann weiB i'd
rod> ,pofir i@ ldaHe, tb bab' ia feinen
Sobn mebr. 4aS peiu &inb aud mein
Sinh lein, i'd ,peib nidt, tpenn i'd Rein
Wlarie9en ieb', benz t@ thinner al, pe11
@ilbelm lelis." Sci ben lebten 8prz
ten purce er ettpa5 tpet@mitbtg oann
blidie er &pieoer nit auer Greunpli9fett
leinen 8ruoer an uno fra9te nod ein<
NAL NIT allen Na9orud: ~Nun, mas
nteinf pu, pbilipp? SITS Dir redt
rann ia9' ja." pbiltpp tlifte nit
&dbrung ;uerft lein Sinh uno feline
Trau, ban11 leinen Bruoer &onrao an =;
(9weieeno brIdte er Jpn bic 5ano nit
pantenpern Slid, bann iaste ct ftiirz
mild uN6 @ptt! @ptt mettt es Su
out nit mir u,,o pu AUDI, &onrao
nun, tpenr, bu piult ia, i@ tbu's, i'd
aieb' in pein 6tnterbau6 uno etner
8ruoer ioua bu an mir baten> eer'' ,
bierbei ld9elte er Idmer;lid, ~rer Dir
tidt n,ebr bic Teniter- -Mer tein,
bu oenflt nt6t mebr paran - nun
ia, bu 1ouit eine,1 Bruoer baben All
mir, etnen anoeren, einen neller Sruz
ber."
Das mar Der meiee Spnnta9 peS
Sabres 1857 uno Der 1el auf ben 10.
Nprtl.
Sebt nun mpbnen bic Tamilie1 nabe
;ulaumsr III 9iebe unp Slid unter
;met 9d9ern, bic auf ;ebn Sdritte
rabe an chamber ftpben; ras 8aao
Der Gintra1t Yerbinbet pieie Stint nit
chamber I'M Gasewert uno0 uttesoienlt>
in 9lrbeit unb @ebet. Warteden bat
1eitoen1 feinen Mnfau mebr pcn Der
1dredlt6en &rantbeit 9ebabt; iein Set
laro bat e6 AUDI papcn erlD5t. Waz
rieden seb1rt Auen, es 1T bic pcrIe IN
Der &rone pes Tamtlien9l0d5. DaS
1T BET Se9en Ger int Spfer itartensiebe,
paS 1T Die fife i'm ien9enoen Strabl
oes S9mer3es 9ereifte 6rudt vo1t Bit
tern Warterbcl;e re5 &reu;es.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

? @efo4ter - eiaen far &abe.-
SIN pielen 2beilen bes 2anbes 1T @et;eu
3a ben iestsen pretien bas btQisfe @etreioe,
peldes BEN &aben sefattert werben fann.
Dir babrr sefo9ten @etien ais ppr3is>
Tides Tutter fir Mt14flbe %Sefunben.
@enn @ei3en ,pentser als $1.25 per 8ufbel
brinst eebt ben 8uben Don 5wet Bic pier
Quart tde1t&. Gs lobnt fi4. Gr brauat
nt&t %semablen au fetn. 8ebedt einen
&efel voa NIT @afer, sebt etrpas Meb1
bin3u unb fo@t, bis bic &erne plasen.
Wenn @9peine Elm tpenis bapon erbalten,
tbut es tbnen bur9aus feinen S@aben.
(M9rteulturif.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Sn1etten. - Dteienisen, welhe ;u
bteler ;3eit bslonbere Mufmertiamfett beoar>
fen, Iinb bic :3elt> unb tic Spannerraupe.
@rltere mug nod immer in ben Giern, bic
an ben Gnben bes 3peises banbartis feitse
tlebt iinb, aneesrtfen tperben. Die Sdmst>
terlinse Der 9pannerraupe fcmn,en in1Trat'
lima aus benz Bpben unb oft at mariner,
Gasen udbreno bieies Mpnats. Die Wetb>
9en inb Fueelos uno t0nnen bebufs bes
Gter!esens nur an ben Stamm ~btaauItrie>
Gsn. Gin @inbernib sssen itr 6inauffrtes
den mub an9ebradtweroen. Oas einfa1fe
tit Elm 5treiien ftarten papiers. M, ben
@tamm %sebunpen unb nit 9beer beiri9sn.
Dies mub a1e paar Sage naa9ele9en unb
erneusrt perben, penn bic SberFade setrcd>
net 1T. IS siebt cine Menseg crridtunsen,
bel benen bic @tdmrne nit &innen, tpel9e
Del pber anbere Tlufiisfeiten entbalter, UNI"
seben merten, 70 bab bic Snieften nt6t b.
raber biatpes tDnnen. Der Grfpls
NIT auen bieiea banst Don banfsem Nah>
leben uub Sor9falt al.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Grblen.- NFau;t cine pper ;pei Rel
ben an eiuen 9eihlsten Srt usp lest Natts
uno wibrenp febr falter Sage Sretter uter
bic &eiben. @enn bic Grbien aufse9an9en
inb, bebt bic Bretter purd unter9eihcbene
3ieselfeine, pber etpas herarti9es, 10 baB tie
iter bic Yfan;sn feben. .3pei 8retter, wie
cine &inne suiammensena9e1t, reroen
man9mal ais 56us mdbrenb Der Naat
perwenbet. gm Sage f0nnen fe Bel ben
0Eansen liesen, UNI bic &raft Der Winoe su
bre1en unp bic 5onnentrablen i'll refeeti>
rer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Nbabarber.-M an fam bic f Nur<
3eln treiben, wenn lie In @rbe auf ben 8pbet
zines Safes in eineu1 sparraen .3tmmer g.
lest tperben, pber 100 falte Nabmen cber
@~rlnbduler p%orbanben limb, fann man fe
leidt fcreiren. n.g .... |.s-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

8ertcffe1u.- Ginise penise fir iebr
fribeS 9nan;en fanu r1a1 in einem tparnaet
3immer ausldla9en laGen unp pann al ci<
ner ipornen SteIe bes @artens pfon;en.
Man fam einiseSase babel seminntr eben>
70 NIT
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Srpmbeeren unp 9imbeeren
jplten 1p frlb;eitt9 ais Der 9cben es sefat>
tet, aus9eieet .perben. Die S4obltnse une
ter Der Grbe, melde bic &eben in Der nd6>
items a ion bitoen, fan9en lebr firth 5a mad
Ten an unb 1perben leiGt beihdciat, menu
bas gerpFan;er 10 lanse %entett.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

erbalten jest bic eriten SpdtjabrSwaaz
ret uno laoen Nlle Elm, ibre 1dSne
Nuswabl BON Gllenpaa,en III bei9=
tisen, beionpers rie MEDITERRANEAN Nr>
tifel: .1 --la. .
S@war;e Seioen son $1.75
bic 1915. @robe Sortbeile tperren
1T ben befea idpar;en Alpaeas sebpten.
CLAN plaips, fir Ar3iee, Ct
ne ld6ne Nuswabl Der neuefet Mu{ter
prn Damenz5tpffen 1tbr biQiS.
Nleranpria Glaze 9anbl6ube
son auenS datttrunsen> 5e1srin> Blau,
9apenper unp purpur. Gben(o 1d5ne
@laeez3 aneidube fit elm Dollar pos
poar.
Gathfart 4 ON.
tzS7 Gtaa. 6. 3. 5cffm an n, beut=
f9er @lert Crlber bel CAPT or & McGlaren.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-12

Neinreben Fam maj beihneioen,
tpenn iie nidt sefrpren iinb. Sc fpmmt
bduiis DOR, bab int Orange Der 9erbfarbsi~
ten bic gieben bis jest unbeabtet bleiben.
Wenn bas fdltef e Wetter pDriber III, sebe
man lper bic int @erbf beiAnittenen unb
entferne bas Grtra.Mu9e, pelhes ais 8pr>
jidtsmabresel 9esen bieStrenee sWinters
ffeben blicb.