Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1871-06-15

IMPROVEMENT or THE BREED OF CAT
rLE.-According to Professor Schmicd,
4 permanent improvement OF the breed
of cattle is inseparably connected with
the following proposition, namely: that
calves must be nourishcd with Il suili-
Client quantity Of their mothers milk
for much longer period than has hiIh-
erlo been the custom; all other methods
have reference to the same object being
without proper adherence
to this fundamental consideration.
HARDLY COMPLIMENTARY The late
James 4, Brady was very fond Of the
ready natural wit of his countrymen.
One day, speaking of this to friend,
he said, Ill inst show you sample.
I'll just speak to any Of these men at
work aud you'll see that ! will get my
answer.
Stepping up to the mcu who were at
work on a cellar rear by, he spoke to
them cheerfnlly.
Good day, good day to you, boy.
That looks like hard work for you
Faix an it u.s. was the answer, or
we wouldn't be havin the dom Of it,
Pleased with this, he asked the mau
what part of Ireland he came from.
'Ahp said Brady, on hearing the
name, Il came from that region myself
Yis, said the mau, with another
blow Of his pick, there was many nice
people in that place; but never heard
that any Of 'cm LETT it,
ScRIBNER'S MONTHLY for July is re-
ceived, and has among its contents the
following: Philadelphia, Illustrated
Jaun,s in Japan, illustrated The Gun
powder Plot; Under the EIms, Poem
Free Trade and Protection; Samson's
Riddle Solved A Plea for Chinese La
Dor; Ny Husbands First Love; Caesar
Rowan, Poem; Wifrid Cumbermedc
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WooD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAzINE.-
Most heartily do we welcome the May
aud June numbers of Woods House
hold magazine. We heartily recognized
it as it entered our Office in its new
spring clothes but while admiring the
color and quality of its dress, we were
delighted to discover that it adorned
our old friend. The improvements that
have followed thick aud fast in this
magazine, show the enterprise and sue
cess of its publishers. The heavy paper
is great addition as well as the cover,
and its typographical appearance is un-
surpassed.
Its contents are uncXceptiouable, and
among its list of contributors are some
of the most noted writers of the day.
We do not understand how Mr.. Wood
is able to do 50 much for so little money,
nevertheless we are very glad to ac-
Lnowlodr, his achievements. rhe mao
aziuc is furnished for the small sum OF
one dollar. Specimen copy free. Adj
dross s, s Wood & Co., Newburgh
Now York
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