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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Special Notices.


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s.sz-RRPUDLICAN MRsTl sta,--S MaKT-
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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
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rRusrEKs SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY
SsAEv vTHHR sffThh paPhRrMs h sSF. sSErh"hsr'
By virtue of q desd of trust dated December n,
A. D. isIO. and duIS recorded ~ lbsr No es, folio
81, Ao, o. the lAid reo3Tis for Washington county,
u. U Aad % the direction of the partS asoursd
thereby, vii sell a public Aqo,loa Ia ", 4 ef the
prs9alss.s % MonpkY the 1gA dAy q febEuAIyi
tsssG eaf 80 sad t-ss dse. q, y 10 Carriastoa
Hashss' Ieoordsd .abdlvisloa p square, numbered
Msahlnaton. With ali lhs iInpEpvsmsnts thereon
Thls prcpeF'y Il ven ds.lrshle and yell located,
be paid 81 sale; the delsrred phents % be made Ia
.Sa as s,rs N w s ss''ss'i q NJ, aso% az o.
Tsrpp 70 be falT compiled With within aiH days from
daF VI nAlo othsrNas los trustee the raht
disk and cost Of afst purchaser.
An convsganolnn end stamps Al purchI sSt's coat.
,.,..,a, ShsLE & "a rxRpI lr,sSs.sO 80.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
Auction Sales.
BY S5s%Es ..S yS%as.s "a ...;: .s.S..:

ID Corner Of Tenth and streets northVsst
EXTENSIVE sAtE or HEw FuRNrruRE.
CARPETS, oiLoioTAs. iO,' 40. M fU5.
- On FRip ~. The oh INSTANT, a, 10 s'sloot.
O an, We shall cell. ~ the fqruiturs sioiS, No,
IL 1In bevanth street wc4l betgesn q aid n
" streets north, the whole stock of fufnitnre con.
!Aissd In said store TO the h'shs', biddsT We
3 Rsp .sd H.it Cloth P.der sul,s.. sou.l.,Ips o,
Tute-a- Tsta. Castor and Aida Ohalra.
10 Biack walnut Marble. Top Chamber Suites.
% Painted Wood and MarbleNrop Oottaes Huitss.
Walnut Extension, Marbls!Top ard other tables.
WAinut Blokcaspa, watdrobes and WhAtnota
Walnut y. r. tldeboards and HAtTreea.
f.s,sd Bedsissds. bss..ins Bursaus and wash.
Cans Ssat Chalrs and Rocksrs
Tables. Oarpsts, OtlOioths snd Window BhAdss
hAttre.sea, blnnksts, Oonforta, Ao,, 40. - 90
Per.ona " want of new Furnlture vuald DO we'll 10
attend the .bovs r.is, a. ths whole stock viii b dis
posed o. vitho9t rsiard " oost on sososnt o. the
Ts-!as ss:b = ''s oRsfS z N k%iGHiAMs,
teoI Auotioassrs.
H-THE tBoyE SALE WILL M CONTINUED
on MONDAY, The I1th Instant sane hour and
place, Al Ntioh ums The zee Waiaut Parior and
Uhamber Furnlture Viii be cold without rerard 10
fsbio. tsiaf hneiionssr..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10

MISS GMDIDX,
gr US Pour.rr,h street Nsrthws.t,
lc, ,s s..s.s,d m 1,sI yr5 '.s,s. M
a. BAL hs.. u6ish sSso oasred - vssJ ios psiSss.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
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BY yi5tss o. DEED 4 tH.l 70 s. dated MAJ Y.
Lad Reed. o. washington coantt, p. y. We VIII
biddsf. 90 FRiDA fsbsussJ ~ md sd o'slesk ,.
nj ~ Aha, lsi..ia .lsSs q passsl q sresad now
iogsthsr vidl the improY cats thsrvon.
Terms q sAio ;--Ons third uaah balance IN sn and
twelve manths eftst sAie. With two cont ntsrssi
saoured b. dssd u trust The propeftE elOo doun
clog y purchasers eosI II tsrms II sale are not
coape ID With Eitha ass days Aitsr sale, tho prop
purchaser DANIEL IA HAfQNI T,.,...
$3.50. ono. Nv. sTi05EEr, ,ra -,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10


ssg-SURsEs' sCH0pI.AT FREKDMRV's
HUsRtrais
aad vrI e1auaas Tor thrss aoaths
Full and practical instrdctiou viii be given upsn all
t4 dute. q ao laoatay aarsa insladinE the proper
ms Lying IN yards Of tAs hospital uadsr lbo eh.rs.
% one q II. ius,r,etors viii afford opportunity fos
For oiroqlHrs ElsnS detailed lnfsvm siou apply 70
Profs sor hOBkRr RkHBQRN. NJ D., Ne. a y
Prois:.os PsI JOS. TASER Joassijs' Il. D.. IA ~
Mes York avenue, phJuoisa o. the i9inEln wArd, or
81 the hospital . 1tarl Iani-l am
tay-TRE ,sURY DRPARTMRST.
oFnoE OF onNPrnoLtER or ouRREEcIl
WAsHnsaruE. Jaa. ~, ma
Whereas y. sAtisiaetop syidSaos prssantsd 70 lhs
undsrsiGned ~ hA. bs-u mAds 70 appear that ~ths Far
mora Aad MschAaios Natl pAi D snk Of Usnrnstswn"
In the city Of ueoreqtos In the eony u WashinstSn
aBd Dstrtet Of uollnibiA. has bssn daily ors.alasd
and,t sod .seo.dla1 s9 hs ssagirsleai. 81 ne 80,
sod 20 provsis fot tks elfs sistioa aud rsdsmpio1
therSeis Approysd Iuns ., tssi Aad has oelaplisd
With ali the provisions Of aAi requirsd 10 be
plsd 9Th ost?rs comm sas'nG the baainsss Of bank
Nov. tesfsssts. |. HL,n a. gglApHp, Como.
msts' snd MsebAnios National baak u osors stoN o.,
IN the eiy Of ioorGensn, In ths 90 ,uy OF Wishing
tau and District Of Ooluabta.ls Aathodxsd 70 ooIn.
m.aos The basiaess Of bAnkiaE uidsr the Aet AfoFs
Ia ts.timsay whsrs,f ultas.smJ haad .ud seal Of
Il 81 once 'a'' S'h a aSt 4 1IaaiR, Ii iHRt,istjRp.
INe lsrl ODmDtrolisf Jf the Currency,
UlseoIm
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
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NJ Y lI5II!ss AyEsNEG 4 I. IA AssiSP;.:, y ~
.H..'T Q. cath street =
rRUs1PERsSsf sk S9JHRA SAhTAPIS NS iSSEEovEn w,

Ao PRoRskFfY N N sot&Rk SAhpiS NJ. isnrsoVHn WI
e $ sss e .. s:f1 II ss.I ss s'S T.
folio one ol ths land records foF eoun-
M !. y s5is.S9 q ne Rs iIsts6 1hsss
on hTHuRsDAY, the 1871 dy o. fobFslAEI. isia. q
sasdI,.ssn p ~ r., n ss, ~ % 10, 10 hsf .asass
~ I. recorded n ubsr a y. iolle ~ q the land
meals thereon. ooaslStlas n ! TWosroRY BRICK
HOUSE, ..l..-.- ..
Be paid u aAlo the red payments 10 be made In
II and "a moniRs uih ntsssst Il pes cont from day
Tarme 10 BE- iulY with within i've days ffo
day f salS ohsrstss tbs hatoo resauss ihA nsht 70
IA nd cost 81 tk; dfsi pafohassT Al COW Jano.
ins aad saAmps a me p'.shsf.f,, e 90; sess vo r.
sbsla o.WHAyknNERS . 90. HSsss
ny WSI 4. wa ~ 4 co., Asciionssrs,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-10
,.sAs owGNFaESyIksFSSSs ! 81 iT;::::. NJ.
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n. aoRPoeiTH TaR ReniDkNoE o. noE.
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"a az; ..:..sS q S' & + s:. d..d \. :
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Sas issss On sss s 70 s ~. ~ s S
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a1ss as .I . .sss Ssis S
nm. 70 sn.SH ,,o.P = par, 2 2, E.s~ e..ns 70 T.a, :. r.,
oysi Bsslaalas ios lhs sags a poigt % n. s.s,
ids q Msos,so%s s street dis,se. one husds,d = sad
BE -. "a. q sss, sos,s ;hrs. Sss,sss.
. oS. nd sPs s ss E
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dssE.s., YES, iersg tssI thence no!h three de-
sr.;.s 20, one hnSarsd sad .-ssy isss ,ssSSs
twenty fss., 20 hoaisnsu str.st snd The pain, of bs
~ ~ .sSss g.se.. = s,,S.,.s = =.
modsrn impFoyem.sts, baiii q ihs besl nsaas, aai
@S.. SsSRs.i E "a ,aes .er u
T.Ts: :: ~, 90: hal, 81 .ea $ ., s.l.ss: . IA
The propsry. A dsposit Of tso haadTsd Aad afty
Si he ssls. usss vi 8: = iSrs.. sfsh T n ~ issa. q
sale eoaped ufh ta taa days Aftar aala, aad
,hs Irogss y. be FesOld Al the ''k and -, q Do
All sssSsSaasiss and rS,sass ss.nR. a spsgshsss|.
dsO4A ow. HAvkNaER %. Issss
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22

fem slnt i'm aufe,lest nt@t at bic
9eAieruu9 ausltefsrn pper fd eeren
umfane uno Sraspeite Dol, ibr per<
19reiben lofen, i'm Yorliesenpen BaQ
I'm. 70 rreat9er, al5 9sraseju unerfuos
LID it, mte eur6 tie @rcommunifatton
bic tlroerltd:n GbrenreGte pom Geutsn
beeintrddtiet perpen 1cuen, wel9e pom
Der STRIDE ab9efaIen fine uro ben Stz
i1of unp feline Greommunifattcn 1'@t
anerfennen. Gs ltset aber auf Der
5anp, paB bic vSeeintrahi91ns eer
bGr9erlt9en Gbrenredte" be: Grfon1z
muntcirten ms1r Dorwano als 0tur1o
res Grla0ss 1T. Dieter 1T oieln'ebr bic
6orceruna, caB bic fatbeliide STRIDE fd
uuo ibre QebrldBe Ger Sberboteit uao
@prrectipe Der 9anbesaeleBsebuna un<
terrperfe unp i9 wie Gorporatipnen be-
banpeln lafe, wslae tbre Statuten Der
@tnebmiBuns unp Genlur ces @taates
unterbreiten ma0en. Gtenlo wie piele
wdren forta1 Die tatbeliiden @laubens>
lebren uno @elebe su bebanoeln uno 10
nit Elm paar Gepertrt9en bic Staats>
uno Nationaltirde ferttg eemadt.
Dur9 cie1e Toreerun9en for,mt cine
fatale 2larbeit in Die ftr9li9e pplitif
Der preubti9en Reeieruue. Sie per<
langt fir ZEN Staat htel elben 8ef usz
ni1e lber bic fatbpli19e pte iber Die
protei1antil&e &tr9e-ras Ne9t Der
6taatsoberbpbeit. ees ftaatliden Gpis@
fopats dber bic &irde> tire Qebre uno
Disciplin. Seeer &atbplif weib> cab
ftin 8il4of In Der Gage it, oiele 3us
mutbunsen une Torperun9en 3u erfll>
len, unp paB earum Der an~0efdnct9te
&f gum &rtes aesea bic @ewi1sn
peroen muB> In wel4em IS fir ete Nn<
gesrifenen feline aneere @ertbetoi8uns
als cas- 8crt: Non possumus-pir
t5nnen ni9t !-unp feline anpern Wofz
fen als pas Martyrtum pa6 @ebet unp
bemutbtee unterperfung unter bic Sc
tcte unp 0eleBe se5 Staates stbt> in
alien Dinsen> bic nidt mieer uniern
betlisen 0lauben pper Die 9Dttli6 9e<
pronete 9erfa6un9 Der Stride inp.-
User bel einem &rteee eeaen bic &C.
wifen ldliebli@ ale Steser b%erpor9ebt
AaaS iast uns bic Welt9elAi@te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22
(JTtiesass)

Mit bielen @p,ten fanf Martba ME-
rer unp 2ucia muBte ie in ibren Mrz
men aufuu9en, ramit ie nfdt su 3D.
pen flrste. @te leete ie auf's Bett
uno wulA ibr bic Sdldfen. Oils pts
Alts wiceer gu ft1 fam, idnaprte iie
mad Atbem unp 2ucia beflr9tete, ca6
lte ibr unter ben pdnnen ferbe. Ste
elite raid binpee unp fam baIp nit
benz @sfdnsnibseiiltdsn 3urid. @as
in Der ftiuen Belle soreefauen, mubte
einen tiefen Ginrrud auf Gas l~nferbafte
Beib eemadt baben> benn gum eriten
Male, felt fe I'M 0efdneni7e mar, fal:
tete ie bic 5dnbe unp beweste tbre Qtpz
pen wie I'm @ebete.
Dim fplsenpen Mpr9en tefanb fd
bic ean;e Stapt, wie pir bsreit6 eemels
oet babeu, in grocer 8%epesuns, unp
BON alien Seiteu Rr5mtsn Die geuts
gum AlFleniaale. Mls bic 9biren &C.
Dfuet purpeu unb bic Menge bers,ns
trDmte, ridteten ii1 ale Mugen mad
osr M%nflasebant. Sc faBen BRET perz
lonen auf eerlelben: Clara ais Mnses
flaete unp bic beieen 8eiber al6 3euz
gen. auber tbnen CAB IS nod cine
WenBe anperer 3eu9en, tporunter iib
pa5 eanse Sde:ot'ide Dienitperl pna!
unb Der pfarrer @auer befaneen.
Clara par natlrlid Der @eeenfanp
Der Neustsrpe; aber Seeermann wunz
eerte i9, raB fe 70 rubis une sefabt
aus1ab, alS rpent, Is tb UNI cine frempe
Sabe banoelte. Die alte Wartba
war 19wa@ unb btnfdQts uno wtuz
n1erte ;urpeilen Dor S9mersen> webet
le jepesmal frampfbaft mad Dem Maz
gen erif. Die 2eute bielten es fir
Derfteaune unp adtetet faum tarauf,
Malptne lab blfer triteno an tbrem
plaBe. 3umeilen netate fe ben &opf
III Der wimmernpen Wartba unp fiji
tsrte ibr @twaS gu. Gteie aber ant
wprtete ntdt*
Na9hem bic @ei6mcrenen lire
Nldgs einsenommen batten, nerlas Der
@ertdt6i9reiter ZEN Nntlaseact. Die
91rer i9auperten sulammen, uno Die
glniise Stimmung, melde fir Clara
unter rem publtcum eeberridt bate,
idlus idtbar ;u ibrem Nadtbeile UNI,
@enSel erif mad benz 5ersen, unp Der
Yfarrer Mauer muBte tbm 3u1pre den,
bab er ni@t tn lautes Beinen ausbra9,
Gnpli9 >pursea eie 3eu9en ernabnt,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22
TeutIIft0n.
an Dfn manDertr.

Mpbl Dir! seliebter. trauter Breaao,
Oer's imn,er treu unb reeli& raeint,
Ni9t miibe wirb Dein roger SUP
Da ,pansern Tirtest 1T @enub.
Isle Ia9t auf Deiner trauten epur
Der CRIME @aIo Dir uno bic G!ur,
Drum manb're fort nit frti9em Mutb,
1tnb fed Elm @trdue9en an ben 3xt.
Wenn beib bic Come aaf Did blidt
uab auf Detn Ndnaden spdeefpidt
Damn lsB' ms @riue Did CUR &ub,
l1ne bur9 benz Gang Der @Ssel gu.
8efeb biz Blim9en ROTH unb peis,
llnp Tns', gu Deines@ &Osfers preis,
Gin 9ieb9sn fromna unb Uant erfllt,
Bie's eben Dir sen1 9er3en quilt.
Damn panb're neuse1drft Spran
Auf Dsiner iGSnen Qebensbabn,
Durg Jelb unb &alo unb 8erg unb9tal,
Das 9sra 10 frOb, nnp fret bon Dual.
9ab' fsts Elm bett'res Mugel9t
Bea@te b0le Meni&eu ui&t. !.
@enn tann AUDI ferner Dsnner ro1t
Dem euten Wanp'rer Niemaab grpQt.
l1ne i9minbet fpGter aud tas Grin,
Du ptrit bod frSblt9 tueiter steb'n,
Ni&t adtenb @1nee uabS lurmeswutb,
Stebf frub tn Guttes-8atersbut.
St idIbt unb bGlt Did immertar,
Sb's Betler raubli@ pber Hat,
nno seist Dir ferue idcn bas 3ieL
Wp 8lam9en ewis f@Sn unp piel.
$50 ew'eer 8rlbling tuonnesuo
De @esle Dir entsiden fs1,
. Wano'rer, bort If enuIee Breub'
Cir turse Mub uub Grbenletb.
~. g.
.Jpnb bu Sac, @isc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-06-22
ueber Sic Mprb : Nacifc
Giienbabn

erbalten pir folsence Mittbeilung:
Sci Sarge treust bic Nortbern pa
cifc 8abn ben &ep &iper, 18 Meilen
}lpli9 Don @eoreetown, 80 Meilen
n6rpli9 Don Sort Mbercrombte uno a
Meilen nSrplt9 unb 242 weitli9 .pn
Sunction, nabe Dem 2afe superior,
Dem jeBisen Nu6sane6punft Der Babn.
Der plag bat ieinen Nan1en ju Gbren
@. g. Tarso's, Don Buffalo, bon Der
erofen Grpreb> Birma Weu5 u. Tarso ;
bic Staot 1T ednsli4 neu; fe enttanp
erf, al6 (9 bic 8abn nod bort tinz
apo, uno Yerbtnpet pie ipecu!attpen Nu6s
f9ten elmer wsitliden gt%ientabnfaet
nit Der @trflt6feit eab fe Der cont
merctele Mittelpunft ree T(ubtba!es
1T. Muf Der Minnelot Vt @ette pes
Tlu0es lieet bic Start Wpprbeap.
Die Snters0en rer beipen Stacte f1ne
tpentti@> ni@t fetnplid. 5ier 1T Der
5auptplab fir S9ifabrt; nod bier
,petpen bic beoeute1tea @ouIsnationen
Der 6uplpn Bay Gompaaute uber bic
r5rpli9e paciitcbabn peridtft uuo BON
bier aus auf STEAMERS ibsrtrasen.
Na@ Weiten bin fncen mir, poB 1i9
bic pratrte> Gbene oes &sb Niper 1ba<
les nobesu an 40 Mteilea au5rebnt>
sic 1T in pieier Auaeebnuns retdlia
bsrd6rt bur@ bic Sbeyepne, Maple
unp Wpvie Glu0t unr bic t!einen 9bdz
let ldns6 jepes pteler Tll0e 1no rei6z
lid nit Baubplj bewadlen. DEN leytz
9enannten GluB binter un6 laienp,
miro bic 0eseno mebr buse!i9 ; BET BET
5peiten 3rummun9 pes Sbeyenne
ntmmt Die Naubsit Der Ge9enp cen
Gbaratter pom Mnbbben (Blufs) an.
Dieter punft 1T 60 Mleilen pom Tar9p>
rennp9 1T eas Babneeleile auf eieler
Sau;en Gntfernun9 pbne jeee &rims
muns. So 1T eieS cine Der l6nenen
Tansenten Der Met. 8is jomeit Be-
fsbt Der Bpeen aus Der belten 9ualtz
tat. Das @ras, uel1es auf nielen
prdrien wd9f, mtro an Site BON feiz
mem @rale Der @elt Ibertrefen Is
itebt nod mad Dem erften Trof, une 1T
oaber fir Mafswede Dem beiten &lcs
%beoeuteno u%berlesen. Die Soee oes
rununterbroaenen" Sra ems 1T Don
8ielen ols cine Batel perla9t rporeen
aber wabreno res lestrerFo0enen Mins
tiers ltefen 8iebbeerpen bRncertpeile oul
pielen Yrdrten tn Der unmttteltaren
Nadbaribaft lumber, pbne ein yptt
6utter, nit Nusnabme pes @ra1es, poe
fte unter Dem Sdnse faneen; pbns
Sdub, nit Musuabme es5 Wa!raurs
tels> wel4er fi@ ldnst ben @trSmeu
bin;tebt; uno beute 1np fe 70 felt, ala
trseno meldes i'm StaQ eefattertea
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MAKE HOME ATTRACTIvE.-Noth
adds more to the handsome appearance
of O house outside, and to its cheerfulness
inside, than good clear window glass
and bright-colored ornamental glass al
the sides and over the tops of the doors
The first lets in all the bright warm light
of the sun, while the latter admits the
light st the same time that it shuts OF
the view of prying eyes. The bes1
French and American glass, both plain
and ornamental, as well as doors, sashes
blinds, balusters, newels, mantels, &C..
are to be had of Mr.. P. P. Toale, No. q
Hayne street, Charleston, S. G. If
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a Change at the Female Co1lege.l

Miss Nixon has been identified
with the Due West Female College
for the past eight years as teacher,
and to say that she has given the
highest satisfaction is only express
ING the truth feebly.
It is but due to her to say, that in
the Judgment of those connected
with the College as teachers and
| directors, she has few equals in the
department she processes to teach,
| BY her uniform Kindness and lady
like department she has imbcdded
herself deeply in the affections OF
the College and the community
But her friends and physicians tell
her she must rest. Accordingly,
we have been compelled to give her
up. She left for her home in Co.
lumbia Wednesday, carrying with
her the best wishes Of her associates
and pupils, and everybody. May a
kind Providence smile upon her
and make her more and more USE
full, and more and more happy.
While we regret the loss Of Miss
Nixon, we congratulate the College
on beingeable to fill her place so
happily by Mrs. Kate Wideman,
sister of Rev. 4. l.. Patton. Mrs.
W. is well known in upper Caro-.
lima as one of the best educated and
most successful teachers in the
South. She has been engaged in
teaching for the last ten or fifteen
years. She was once before con-
nected with our College for a short
time, and we welcome her back
with cordial goodwill, as the unan-
|imouschoice of Teachers and Board,
to fill. the vacancy in the Faculty.
She took her place on Tuestay.-
So the change produces no jar in
the College.-A. Il. Presbyterian.
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WAY TO MAKE A Poor PAsToR.-
1. Be careless and irregular in at
tending church. Never go excep
when you can manufacture nc
good excuse to stay at home,
2. When at church be eithel
asleep or staring about. Do no
listen to the sermon.
8. When you 90 home, complain
of the sermon as light and chahy
or dry and uninteresting.
4. Treat your pastor with a cold
and uninviting civility, and then
complain of him because he does
not visit you.
4. Neglect to pray for a blessing
upon him and his labors, and then
complain of him because the
church does not. prosper.
6. Be always finding fault with
your pastor, and yet regret that he
is not more popular with the peo-
pie.
7. Be very lukewarm and world.
ly-minded, and yet complain Of
him for want of zeal.
8. Neglect to provide for hit
necessary wants and then com
plain of him because he wants hi:
salary.
Do all these things, and you will
never fail to have poor pastor.
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The NEXT ARCHBISHOP OF BALTl-
MosE.-The New York Fireman. 5
Journal, an unusually good authority
on the subject, says it may be taken
for granted that after the funeral OF
the late Archbishop Spolding, Of
Baltimore, the Bishops of the Ecclesi
astical Province Of Baltimore, who
were then present, discussed the mat
ter of the succession, and most prob
ably agreed on the list of three names,
whom they would propose and rec
ommend to the Holy See, as the most
fitting candidate for the vacant office
1t further states that the Catholic
clergy and laity most likely to know
the truth, in q matter not officially
made known, coincide in believing
that the Right Rev. James Roosevelt
Baylsy, for eighteen years past Bishop
of Newark, n. r., will be the next
Archbishop of Baltimore.
Our readers may therefore safely
set down all other reports as mere
uuesses without any substantial foun'
dation,
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Farm, Garden, and Household.

BONE ELuN. ooOA oS LIN
disease is felt, put directly over the
spot fly blister, about the size O.
your thumb nail, and let it remain
for six hours, at the expiration o.
which time, directly nnder the sur
face of the blister may be seen the
felon, which can instantly be taker
out with the point of a needle or
lancet.
So1L1Na VS.. PAsTUR1Na.-It i:
shown by the results of long-eon
tinued experiments that by solllng
three times the amount of stock car
be fed from a piece of land thar
can be fed by pasturing. Thus on
farm of eighty acres eighty head
of stock may be fed if the soiling
system is followed.
ROTATION OF CROPS IN NATURE
1t is generally considered that the
principle of rotation in crops is a
modern discovery, and yot nature
has worked. in this way from the
commencement. Proofs of this are
seen in the vegetable. remains of
rocks and coral beds, and even now
we see the same principle at " ork
whenever we cut down pine
woods, which if allowed to grow in
timbe" again is replaced with de-
ciduous trees, as oaks, beeches, ma
pies, etc., while a beech or maple
or or oak wood cut off will be replaced
with pines. Here is undoubtedly
rotation OF crops, and we merely
follow nature when we adopt the
principle in our agricultural opera
tons.
Cosr OF KEEPING Cows IN MILK
DA1R1Es.-An "Orange County"
milk-producer on Long Island thus
feeds his COWS; namely, ten pounds
of hay, four quarts of corn or oil.
meal, and one bushel of brewers
grains, daily, The cost of this is,
for hay Is cents, meal Is cents,
total 49, cents. The average yield
is ten quarts daily, which retails at
ten cents per quart. Calculating
for interest on cost Of stock and
other expenses, and proper remu-
neration for the uncomfortable and
u reasonable labor necessary, if an
"Orange County" dairyman is hon
est, he is far from being "bloated
aristocrat," or one who does not
we'll earn his money
Poor FEED.-Jeremiah O'Brien,
Oneida County, N. Y, wanted to
know of the Farmers Club, what
he should do for his COWS; he fed
them hay, but they were rough,
scrawny and poor, and very weak.
Would copperas help them, or is
the soil defcientin lime, potash, or
iron? He wanted light thrown on
the matter. +. D. Curtis-Poor
feed is what's the matter. he
should give them some oll-meal
with their hay, or steam their feed.
DR., Crane added that good hay with
meal of some sort was all that was
needed it was poor feed that
caused all the hollow-horn we hear
of and most other complaints. 1t
did rot pay to cook feed where corn
was twenty-five cents bushel, any
how.
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Afternoon in February

The day is ending,
The night is decending;
The marsh is frozen,
The river dead.
Through clouds like ashes
The red sun flashes
On village windows
That glimmer red.
The snow recommenccs,
The buried fences
Mark no longer
The road DER the plain;
While through the meadows,
Like fearful shadows,
Slowly passes
A funeral train,
The bell Is pealing,
And every feeling
Within ME responds
To the dismal uelli
Shadows are trailing
NV heart is bewailing
And tolling within,
Like a funeral bell.
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A gray eagle was lately shot at Mako
mis-, Illinois, while carrying Oft lls
weighing thirty pounds.