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Ayers
SarSaparilla

Is widely known
as one of the most
eIectual remedies
ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
TEN and purifying
the blood, 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
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utatiOn, based on its
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-10-03
lAOIhDLDs
First Glass.

(Stallions and Breeding Mares.)
Henry A. Wood, Barnard, best
stallion years old or upward, SIC
S. c. Cady, Barnard. I'd do, &
Fred. Bradley, Plymouth, best
stallion years old, )
Solomon Woodward, Woodstock,
best do 3 years old, 8
ID. A. Clifford, Woodstock, I'd do,
James M. Furman, Woodstock,
best do 2 years old, 2
II. Totman, Pomfret, I'd do, |
O. E. Taylor, Woodstock, best
breeding mare and foal, A
0. II. Mckenzie, Woodstock, I'd, 3
Second Class.
G. E. French, Barnard, best trot-
ting stallion, $40
Horace Cox, Woodstock, best
trotting gelding, s
w. H. II. Walker, Windsor, I'd, 4
Third Glass.
(Matched Horses and Roadsters.)
VIM, Linsley, Quechee, best road
ster, S.
ID. ID. Hazen, Hartford, I'd do, 4
S, j. Merrill, Quechee, best match
ed horses, 8
A. A. Brooks, Stockbridge, I'd do, 5
w. G. Bement, Reading, best
horse of all work, 4
A. Hadley, Woodstock, I'd do, 3
Committee mention pair of horses
exhibited by j. F. Mckenzie, Wood
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30

eefuste Net'; perlanate gntiddotsun9 fur
Gisb, pttdes al Der 9abn set6btet wurbe,
uno brcbte nit ~ferneren SeldlisunSen, penn
Dies niat seihdbe.
Netp Crleans.-Jolsenbes Circular IL
BON prsieis Der tsrporrasentfen Yropiicns'
tdnblem uub Jirmen unter3et&net morren
Wir bic unter3sidneten &auFeute unb Maf'
ler prn 1ew.O leans, empieblen bic Grri6'
tuns eiser 8Drfe fur @robutte bes Wefens,
unb peripre6en biefem unternebu,en unieren
tbdtisen Beitanb su leiten. Bir iinb uber'
,eust, bab bteies infer sesenwdrttses &C.
f4aitsiptem tpeientli6 bebtn mirb, unb bab
elm folder Sdrttt %ucttwenbia ii, I'm uns in
ben stanb 3u feser, antern Mdrftsn erfcls.
reid bic Spite ju btefen. Au4 unter ben
Msblbinblern .eireultrt elm dtnli&er Muf.
ruff.
8ifelreidtbnnt. Depefden Don benz
Gnbpuntte Der Mt9ilon 9opef1 unb @anta
Sc Giientabn, neloen. tab bic 8afel bort
In folder Mense o%orbanbea fino, tae fe bic
Sidsrbeit Der :3lse bebrcben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30
Neuigfeiten.

Qpnbpn, 81. Ncp. Die Gtarn1e in Ger
Nprb. uncOifies bauerten ndbrenb Der lebtea
Sage nod frrt, piele ShiHbrufe nno ger>
lutte ron Meul9snleben rraren bie5cl9e per>
ielben.
SIN Tranfretd bauert bic fritifbe
0~eruideluns Der politiiten Sage fort. Cine
Iepelhe pom 81. Noo. fagt:
Nrdibent Sbiers tran9t parauf, bic Gepu.
blif burh 3%pedmdeiee Specialization au
kefefiaen; Der rehtr Tllael Der National,
peri mmluna ra9e9en prdnst ben @rdiioen-
ten 3ur GeiisnatiDn uno nil ben General
@bansarnier an RE SbiBe Der Reaieruna
fts1en. Stun 1T aber 3u bebenfen, Dap bisier
General emit bic 6aupt1lse Der Srleanifi.
iden Ne9terung unter 2oui5 Ybilipp mar.
Or fplte alto BEN SrleaniftIden Yrinaen auf
BEN 2bron belfen.
Cine anbere Yartet bringt auf elm perant'
wortlideS Miniferium. Der Mntraa, ipfort
einen iolden 8eidtub gu fa6en, blieb ieoob
nit 1892 sesen 1856 Stimmen In Der Natio,
understanding In Minrerteit.
SIN 6intererunoe lauert bic Napcleoni-
1hs partei, ibre 6pdnIns auf ben Marlhaa
McWdbon iflseno, Der ieop6 ais Sberae>
neral Der fran3Dfihen Nrntee i1 ais ben BE-.
fen Treunp bes Yrdipenten 9tiers 3u Renen
neiB. Der shluB Der neuefen Depelhen
lautet 70 Sn 0eriatles uno In Yari5 befine
bet f9 Mdes In grocer Mufre9ung, bic rabi.
fallen 3ettunsen proben NIT etner neueR 8e.
pollution unb piefe ptro unter fol1en TIM
Tdnbep faumuusbletben. SebenfaaS fin
bic iesisen Gtnrt4tungen unbalt"ar.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30
Is prrefponben,.)
&idmeuo, Ga., %. Sop. Is


unYcrsss1iA wirb ben Mitstiebern BE-.
tielissn beutIten fattplilhen @emeinse
bic 6s,erliGteit POM leeten Spnnta9 blei'
ben. Die Ginmeibun9 Der Seitenaltare In
fer ct. Marp's STRIDE, iowie bic Tabnen~
reibt iur ben ct. 8pnifacius unb ben ct.
8euepietus Gerein fanb an ienem Sage BET
iebr srcesr Sbeilnabme Der 8epSlferAas
fat. Die Tetlihteit besann nit elmer gro
aeiitpn rpm gfarrbaus CUR Stride, an noel,
der Der bohw'ie ST.. giihpf 0ibbons unb
bic tobmlrpiae Oeiflihfeit 2beilnabm.
Der senannte @rdtat nabm bic Ginmeib.
uns DOT unb eeletrtrte tann bus 9cntiffal~
amt, unter Miiiitsn3 pom &eo. Jan6ens,
Ser. Srabp unt &ep. P. @o1I, o. S. B.
trhw. P. Bruno 6esele, 0. S. B.. pielt bic
beutlhi 5efprebist, unb Der ST. 8iiAef cine
tur3e enslilhs Infpra9e. @et btelem Nn'
la1e temertte b%erlslte, baB ct Says iuorr
Elm Shreitsn pom 81. gater aus Gpn1 er,
halten bare, In meldem bic Grtbei!un ess
plpllihen SeseH5 ali tisie 0inetnbe, TO-
ME at ate Wsmeiroen Der IiDeele semelcet
wutoe.
Die trsfTiten 2sifursen bes Gtcrs, un>
terfigt purd bic Mitpirfuns anoerer Sdn'
ger, trusen INTER Der 9eituns Res 6rn. S.
q. Nsubeiier, If. pia CUR 9eSuns Der 6eter'
li9feit BEL. lsbersaIpt perbisnt ras bar
mpnil6e 3ulammsnwirfen Naer DHentlide
Entertaining. +.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30
s9luk=$ cri9t
lber bic ilaniibc Mii1fpn
it heu Der. Staatcn.

Isnn ID nphmafs bic Seize: III etnem
Serjdte ersreife. 70 aeidiebt es biesmal in
Der Msjibt, hermit ben Nbl6iuB fir Die gu
funit 3u maGen. Die feutldsn uno en3li-
iben fattcliiten 3eitunaen oes 9anbes tas
ben bereits tbre pcae Nufmsrflamfeit Der
llapilten Miiiion ausewenret uno Sampa'
tbien fur tisitlbe sewedt, mcmit elm @aupt.
,red meines DTsnt1ifsn Be:ihtihretbens
erreiat lit. Der anbere. pareneutiiAe 3med
aber pirb ieet burd bic rplniihe 3ettuna
,pilsrim" (niht metr norzal Polski") bei
zen Yclen-uno eur6 bic bSbmii9e 3eituns
y6las" bel ben 8Damsn reidlt6 sefDrt ert.
ais meitere Tortihrttte tcr Mii'oa iinb
I'M eten ablaufenben Sabre 5u rcrssi6nen !:
bic Ginpeibun9 Ter tpbmifihen ct. Wer'
;elsfir1e in Baltimore, Mp., Der 3ueiten
tDbmilhen ct. Spbannesfirde tn Chicago.
81, Der eolniih.tDbn1tihen ct. gtanis.
laustirhe in Ct. @aul. Minn., her point,
iaen ct. Mtsrtusf,rde in Detroit, Mit.,
ferner Der nate3u bssnoste 9au Der smeiten
srrEen pelnifden ct. Stanislausfirte in
Miimaufse, Wisc., Ger eau smeier pclnifaer
Airden in Salem @rpiIn9, Jnp. unb in
Berlin, 8is., Der 9au sreter bpbmiiden
8irden in 3;stcw, DAT. uno in Bon Some,
DAT. Gnoli1 btlben pte yofen neue Ge'
meiueen in Cincinnati, ., unt,r Ser. q.
Ipslppsfi, bic gDbm,n in9latsmaatb, Net.,
unter Ser. S. 8rbal, uub IN "a GrrNs,
isis. inter &ep. s. Gbrenberser. MuA in
Buffalo, Iuntirt uno Utica, Neu yc1t unb
anssren @ldsen rerpsn polniide @smeinoen
srtstsn, iobalb 9rieler eintreTsn, uno in
Gbieaso, ST., mebrt i6 bic eplntide &C.
meinbe 70 RAID, hab elm 5reiter @riefer,
@ep. g. 9ieme;emsti, 6. g., fur biefe!be be,
itimmt merten mubte. Sur bic gDtmen in
Milnaufee, @is. 1T &ep. q. &uba aus GU
rppa ansetcmnen. rpdbrenb Der ansemein
seliebte @eY. q. 9eaer mad Newburs, @ts.
absins. @p1te nod cine Ma4ri4t fsblen,
70 1T ties bel metnen unterbrodtnen &eiieu
lei&t ntldrlid, ba man@e griefe frat, pf1
gar ai9t. mid errei4en.
9atte i'd bisber mebr ben g6bmen, all
benz numertl9 fdrferen Befanbtbeile bel
napifden 8epDlferuns bes 2anpes mi9 au9e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30
SnlanoiiGe Wadri9tca.
& % q e 8.

81 &sdeFer. Minn., pirb am Scnntat
ben l.. b. M,s. bic neue !atbplilbe 8ir6'
e~in9epeibt.
HiGiuonh, Stcarns Co., Minn., 81. Nco'
Mit srpbsr Breube tbeile ih Stuen nit, bab
unferer @er,einbe tas Slid ;u She'll ,rurbs,
mieeer e;nen eisenen Seelfcr3er ;u erbalteu
unp snar in Der yerion ees Dor eint9en Mc
natsn gum @rtcaer ssreibten bcaw. 2.
@implictus Mimmer, o. S. B., pelher
peRern. einsefabrt ron isinem Srbensobsrn,
benz bp9m'fen Germ Mtte Rupert Ssieen'
bui9 prn ct. eubmis am Gee, Bier antam.
IN &rteit fetlt es benz iunsen priefer niht,
tenn er Bat auber bieiem @labe au9 bic
Statcnen ct. Nitolaus, ct. @artin unb
@hGnbcrn ais @eeliorser 3u psriebeu. a.
1ein Rem er1en Ginbrufe mad J u fhlieeen,
welden Der neue @rbeiter I'M @etnbe,s hes
.6errn ma6t, fetlt IS bemielben' aub ntdt
an Tdtisfeit uno Mutb, ieinen itweren Be-
ruf III erfa1en, unb fpmit 1ei er benn aufta
teyslidfe widfom men.
Sm Caledonia, Minneicta. spuroe benz
6errn Ytarrer &Dberl am 4. ;. Nts. CUR
Teier feines Namensiefes etne Serenate nit
Tadelsus sebraht, i'm CUR freubisen leser'
raihuna, feiner @snneinbe sur eiaenen Gbre,
intem ie caburh Denies, bas lie bic feeen5.
reiae 9bdtisfeit ibres SeelforSers bod su
i0lsen msiD.
4ns Wiltranfee berihtet man. bab Ter
rem 8attpl!fen Mtnnsfota's wcblbefannte
unb tteuersewrroene MiiIondr P. @artner
sesen Mttte December I. s. i'm Outrage
metrerer gii96fe mad @cm> uno BON bort
mad @ali3ien. @oFen unb B0tn,eR reifen
merle, I'M fcmrbl I'M GtnSer1dnbni0e NIT
ben tcau'fen @enera!.Sb ern In Gom Dr.
benspriefer ilr bic ilapiide MifiipH, als aud
pplniite unb bDbmifbe @riefer unb Gteolo'
aen fir rie rtelen, turb bic Ginmanberuns
ralh anma9ienhen polniihen unb t6bmi'
fttn NifpsrlaNunssn 5u gepinaen unb Der.
liter i'll isro:n.
gis sstpt!eteu, Gsise., ifrcitt man, bae
RE raic!bl ant 7eite alerbsiliesn nom
tcsn'ien Silhci Mslaer son Orsentas
e~insenettte aptbiihe 8i1he scr teutfden
fatheIilheu 0emsiroe. tarptiahli1 curh
he untrmiiolide Gtitisfeit res t~rrtissn
@ssllrsseys, bcdp. @farrsr 5tern su Stan,
te fam, une eins sGnse pcn us Sub BEL Ell.
ne: grsite ron so Suv sat; fe 1T 81 SuS
bod, hat einen 100 Tue tpbeu 1turm uno
beleufen Gd bic @aufofen auf rabe3u 90.
0C0 Iphars. Der bpd,p'fe 8ildof unter'
lieb niht in leiner AnipraAe bel Der Gin,
peiturss Setter Der 0emetnhe fur itr Elm
ndhtisss 3ul1mmsnpirfen unp itren ppfer>
wiaiaen S;nn Al banfen. Die beutl4e Tef'
rsre belt 3ep. 6adl.
Sn Gbilanelpbia BAT @r. 8iiarf @cop
aus Mnlab Der alsemein sraiIrencen @fers
%befranfbett helonbere 0ebete fur Nbwencuas
Der Galamitdt ansscrenet.
In QouisniQe, ST., rrurbe lesten @pnn'
tag Der @runsttsin CUR p%ier3ebnten tatboli
fhan STRIDE 9els9t.
G;ueu erergiiGsn Ersteil seeen bic Ser
trsituna ter Jsluitsn aus BEN bertihen
Jfeit bat fer toAwireisfe G~r3tiitpf
Mleman9 rrn Gan Tran,isco erla1en.
Derfelhs tr1st DE llnteriGriften aGer @rie'
fer tsr 1iDsels, relae ben grcreitien tei'
ppsntea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30

fir mid. @osten bait Str Cure Moten ae.
bort, jeper bat seerntst. wie CT aefdt. Oil
Weiuen pcn Gub merbsn prbl ;ufrieten
fein nit bislsr Grnte, uno smlr aud mil
3eht. 1ieie Marfen seisen, bas SIR brar
uno Feieis waret, seiscn, baB Sbr Cure
yfidt erfl1t. Dies 8ewu6tiein 1T fur Gud
idcu jest Elm lietlider 0enuB, mirb absr IN
meni3en Satren cine freubenrpGe Crime.
runs fem an bic ihonen Sage, tie Sbr IN
ct. Spbn'5 College perlstt. Durh Guren
Jleib ieist Sbr, bab SIR tie 8emitunsen
Gurer @rofeforen, bic Naes fur Gu1 ttun
mus in SIREN &rditen itebt, anertennt unb
respeetirt. Gin 1eibiser unb braper Stu'
bent 1T Der Stolj feiner @roieGoren, unb bic
Gtre unp Sreube ftiner Gltern, binsesen Elm
trigger S4ller, Elm S4wdser 1T, neil ct
ndmlih fttne Yfidten niht eriant, NIT id
felbf un,uirieesn unb 1T aud anrern 3u,pt>
Der. Nie miro ct nit Treuoe auf feline
uerFodenen Sage uno SABRE auridbliden
fSnnen. @er ppn Gua iale4te Notsn be,
fcmnten, neil er niAt 70 feibt9 unp brap
mar, ais eres bate fem fclen, Der fanse
Don beate nit neuem Gifer an.
Mtine liebtn Stusentsn! maht Guren
Yrofs6oren uno Gltsrn, bic 70 piel fur Gud
tbun, Treuoe eurb eutes 8stragen unb
puyd 6lsis. Sest nch einige @crte uter
bieles College. S6on oft babe t9 nit
Treueen einsn fur;en 8eriat absr bieis Gn'
italt i'm @ansersr geleiep, ec4 UNI cine
adequate Spee Don berlslben ~ tefommen,
mus man iie se,eben baben, man mub nit
berieltea befanst sesrorcen fein. Gs befett
eies College aus prei ioIiben uno prdhtisen
@ebGuben, bic miteinanpsr perbunoen inb.
Iie Ginrihtuns bssitlben 1T etnfa6, ater
gut, es feblt nihts. Man mus faunen mie
fraftise !6lnbe in Elm paar Sabren Elm fri.
DIES @srf suStarbe sebra1t tabeu. Die
Mnaalt teiist CUTE Yrofe6pren, 2eute, bic
@iaens unD fabis enc tore Sunsens 3u un'
terri6tsn. Ter Yrairent nes Goaesiums
1T Rsp. Mterius Gesltrpd, oergieeprdfb. Bers
narb eoenitar, beibe Gentlemen i'm eisentlt.
den Gimme be5 Ncrtss, beioe febr seetsnet
fir rte @irpe, bic ie befleiben.
Diefer Mntalt 1T cbne 3metfel eiae idSne
3ufunit teiaieeen; ie 1T etn Seaen fir
Minreipta UNI bic ararensenrsn Staaten.
Sie ,atlt jeyt in ben 10 Stuneaten, melds
;3abl fly aser nod perlns5ren wtrb i'm eaufe
res Sabrss. Nas 3pstse Res @i7ens pom
q. 9. s. bis binaui CUR @bilpicptie u. Sic
plcste ineluire, ipw,e aun ron Der 0epma'
trie Bis sum l Ral l linae, iino biss Der.
treten.
Die ease Res Colleges il, fa4n unt tSnnte
nidt teFer fetn.
Mu6 pom 81. Srieps nil ID Gtwas CT.
plbnen. 0tslvs Stictten, zines Ter dltss
fen in Gtearns g.. III jest tn bulci iutilp,
ba jie eine Railrcab taben, uno bas Dampf.
rpe tialth pcrbai traoeln ieben. Die 9uten
9eute iinb abtr aud bem Nr. q. 8. Beder,
Der Elm rabrer Gentleman il, leby bantbar ;
lei Der election baten iie ibm ate 8otes &C.
eeben unb bic ct. Jper fnb mabrli4 niht
ltulp baran, bab Wr. geder niht 9epdblt
ncrpen 1T. ct. Spiepb befett aus Elm
paar Duyenb 9iufsrn, bat cine ihbne fatt.
Stride, elaab' talb iAInsr ais bic ct. Glou'
Der unb bat cine CUTE Sdule. Iie 2eute
iinb gut suiriesen UNI b'es TT bic !3auptfahe
Bel Der @sitihte. Sur bits Mal senus,
auf Gin aneere5 Wal metr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-11-30

0ifber Banberer!
6eute Mbenb rpurhe bier ba5 p!erteljdbr'
lide Gramen belhlpNen. Die @rufua9
wdbrte brei Sage unb tas &eiultat bsrlel'
btu III i'm aasemeinen febr befriebtserb.
Mm II. b. 81. wurben bic Ncten DHentltd
i'm stupienssaa sprseleien uno btes bsen'
bat, belt Der @rdfoent cine Inipra1e an
bic Stutenten, In melder er unter anberera
sclsenbss iaste: @eebrte 6erren! DaS
Gramen 1T jest pcriber, es mar int @ar3er
out. glebrsre YrofeGcreE unb aud Inoere
taben mir tbre 3ufriebenbett aussebradt ;
ibr 1estimonium 1T feine seriase Sreube
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st So5u's GDleae. Stsatns So. Msiar, |
Gpp, 20. 1872.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-07

the grounds, whether large or small, of those
who have an eye for natural beauties
IN winter as well as summer. Now all
the difference is produced by iudicious
use of evergreens. hope to persuade some
Of my readers that winter may be made in
teresting and delightful, by availIDg our
selves of natures varied riches. The most
desolate spot can be made to assume the
features of verdure and pleas ,ntness with
out interfering with beds intendc for florists
flowers.
And first. what garden should be without
portion OF well shaver and velvcty grass,
which, green all the year round, IS espe-
cially green among the russell hues OF winter
This is Flora : mantle, found everywhere,
and always pleasing to the eye and heart
How conspicuous Is the difference between
beds of flowers cut out Of turf, and others
surrounded by gravel.
Grass properly managed will hcfghtcn the
beauties Of a garden in summer, and confer
upon it double charm in winter. BY all
means then introduce as much grass as you
can, and incur extra expense and labor to
have it good. Almost any grass may, by
care and constant moving be brought n
time, to some degree Of fneness but 1t is
far preferable to have 1t good at first. 1t Is
common to lay the turf on chalk or brick
rubbish. and perhaps, to secure tine grass,
very rich soil should be avoided.
/ la common with the grass plot, Introduce
as large a variety Of evergreen shrubs as the
4 space VIII permit. Il Laurestiuus is in
valuable for small gardens, as its growth Is
slow and it forms round compact bushes Of
great elegance. It's flowers are never looked
upon without great pleasure, being exceed
inglv beautiful, and set of by the green Of
shrub, and the season Of the year. Varieties
of the arborvite, phillyrea and aucuba
iaponica VIII furnish every shade Of green
requisite for effect Let all your shrubs be
taken up under your own superintendent
from the nursery ground, with the roots an
injured and as much earth as possible ad-
herring to them Tread the soil well in and
tie them To stakes, if large enough to be
blown out of their places by the wind. II
they are wacerod in the dry season Of spring
they are sure to flourish - GqrdeHet .
( Chr0u5cIe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-07

BUTTER rs SACks.-Inc dairymcn oi
Washington Territory, lor want 81 tubs and
Jars. have adopted a method 90 putting IN
and keeping butter which, though novel.
presents some features that are worthy the
attention Of those having butter packed for
family use or for retail trade. The package
is thus described All butter Is packed IN
muslin sacks made in such form that tho
package. when complete, ia a cylinder three
or four lnchs in diameter and from hall a
foot to a foot in length. The butter goes
from the cburu, as soon as worked over INTO
the cylindrical bags made of fuc hleaehed
muslin. The packages are then put INTO
large casks containing strong brine with q
slight admixturc Of saltpetre. and by means
of weights kept always below the surface.
The cloth integument always protects the
butter from impurities that chance 70 come
in contact with the package. and being al
WAYS buried in brine that protects It from
the action of the air. and IL has been as err
tanned By trial that butter put mp in this
way will keep sweet longer than IN any
other way.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-07

CoRN-cou MEAL-An Indiana farmer.
writing to the Gamaa51tCa Telegraph, says.
About twelve years ago nearly all the farm
ers in this part Of the State bought g" corn
and cob crushers, and expected to iattcn
their stock on the chops which the machine
made. The crusher performed its part well
enough, but the trouble was the ignorant
COWS would not eat the meal and finally
could not be coaxed into the stable if there
was q Sign Of the meal there, while tie hogs
left their pens and took refuge IN the woods J.
We finally concluded that cob-mcal was only
valuable as a substitute for sawdust. |
have heard d great many " boo> farmers
argue in favor OF grinding up the cobs with
the corn, but after trying it they invariably
gave up the idea that there was food in the
cobs If any one has desire 20 try the eN-
pertinent, let him grind the cobs alone, and
sec if he can induce any OF his stock to eat 1t.
/ That will convince him that cobs rs food are
entirely worthless.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1872-02-07

NOTES on EvERGREENs. present season
of the year is kind of erperi71entll1 crucis of
the task and foresight of the possessors of
gardens, especially small ones. 1t is easy
to make plat of ground look well in the
absence OF Jack Frost but when that cold
blooded man begins his operations, beauty,
which Is only skin-deep, will speedily dis
appear Nothing can be more striking
than tho contrast between some gardens
in September, and some in November. In
the former month they literally glow with
the beauty of dahlias, fuschias, caIceolareas
and scarlet pelargomiums. In the latter they
exhibit the most meager desolatiou. Even
if the ruins of the cold have been removed,
and the broom has done it's best TO make the
garden simpler nlundibus the change is still
very remarkable. What are called fanciers
are sad hands in this way, since they too
often neglect the general appearance of the
gardens. Caring for nothing but concentrat-
ed beauty, in the form Of tulip bed, or
collection of pictures, when these fayorites
are withdrawn, their domains are as limo
cent of verdure an Arabian desert.
| Such is the garden of those who have not
the bumps of picturesqueness, or taste for
general effect. How different is the appear
ance presented at this season of the year. by
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Tue EDUCArIoN OF WoNEN-W What to
teach our girls and where to teach tn en-
arc important questions still awaiting an
answer. President White. of Cornell
University. al meeting held in Boston a
few days ago, attempted to answer them.
He had just finished tour of inspection
Of most Of the educational institutions in
this country where women arc admitted as
students, and it was hoped that he would
have some new and definite knowledge.
But these hopes were vain. He said he
had found that neither sex was injured IN
character by its association with the other
during school-ljte, and in his opinion men
became more gentle and refined from the
presence OF womon. He added that he
thought there was no such difference in the
mental structure of men and women As to
require different courses Of study.
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Poettu.
are the Children at Home

Each day when the glow of sunset
Fades IN the western sky,
And the wee ones, tired of playing.
Go tripping lightly by,
steal away from my husband,
Asleep In his ea5y-chaIr,
And watch from the open doorway
Then faces fresh aud fair.
Alone IN the dear old homestead
That once was full OF life,
Ringing with girlish laughter.
Echoing boyish strife,
We two are waiting together
Aud OFT as the shadows come,
with tremulous voice nc calls me.
1t i5 night arc the children az home
YES. love ~ answer him gently,
They're all home long ago.
And I sing, 10 my qu.veung treble.
4 song so sofJ and low,
TlI the old man drops 10 7lumber,
With his head upon hi hanl
And / tell myself the number
Home in a better land.
Home, where never sorrow
shall dim their ewes with tcar-i
Where the smile ofGod is on them
Through an the summer years
know Yet my arms are empit
That fondIy folded seven.
And the mother-heart within me
rs almost starved for heaven.
sometimes in the dusk of evening
only shut my eyes.
And the children are all about me.