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parts Of the COW honse sound feed
cleanliness in tho stalls, punctual feed
ing, NlaS staas2 .Is ii;si tll,ss1ra iue
3 their temper, not two evil disposed
~,aainah taesthera slee - ths one q the
e.! ) ID. !Ssl|s !! s.! i; &;
exposed 70 draft The strsxisg Of
straw should b wall attended to, sths
more The better for cows, particularly
In winter, when cold. The stalls must
,sbh!41.el.. r ps ||!:s! &C. FL! 4:
aday. In fact, sverythiag in the COW
ho.ss shoald be calculated % make H.
aSfnSifsA s5ss{Ji ta6is u Pr: I
Perfect cleanliness throughout tho
COW house, to keep out tho stencil,
should be the rule, else tie milk viii
suffer from il, even during the milking:
And here I would call attention to 40
,sspalaaslsblse q S1sxd11js 5Nssss IA Viz
At sovho.sss. mean the perfect diAss-
gard of the valuable nanurine fluid
which i peodessd il oov lsqasaoa.d
,2661@kss GnS lsdF SsAe ASG1
left 10 run into ditch o. eEssk near
BY, Instead Of being saaght il soas
vat o. vessel, and used as->-aea .sl-
uabls manure. Yst every farmer
kaoysfhsty theut 1as.Ee aEorE
cannot b cultivated. One n.ae Aavs
ssss European farms, where they en-.
.,.{a|m Il: u: eL. ~:
farms right glazing. x
=es=-=s=--=osEEJssg suwss=sE-sue=sf sa1la...
hesae I yeald .ssoansad. nd ia dair
81 III 1e&lgcf 4 lalI9rsSss b .i>s L.
INsA1S1syGa -. Il al 81 h. 90.
lidsnbls Influence On the health II The
esv, 10 veil - On her pseduesivsaes1 II
milk.
kaa.- 4 s' ri th.s 1l spS.l. d. !, Il. y
hsrsteeRs god, s.ddssiy ahev, . H.
~sas.is VI nilk. Fhs nsver should
b reason for ssglsotieg her /; o. tho
sess1e.J, Oh. 'hosla have vsky SON.
.gCneb, et sri .,s1pkt, -
The best Of feed. She win soon zeoov-
or, provided ~ .ateat disease has not
set in. III the tending Of calves in the
r. ees aho rp ,=sFp seial regard shoeA be
paid to those which show the marks Of [
future gre,t milk product7vensss, and
IT, a as such are intended to be added to
the stock of the dairy farm-G. F.
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isdussanA napaidsA mid nortgsgs and said note
an of eight hundred aad .evsnty-ssvsn aud 2c-loe
dsnsrs t?ss7 20 aaano 'setton or proceeding, have
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clzsy,st6estiss vtsk ri a. s9eisaitiG.nss nd
sPPsltssanees to said nortsaesd prsnisea belonging
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uJ-God has 80 made the mind Of man
that peculiar delioiousue.s rssidss I'll
tho .fraitsofz tsrsonal 3SisdsstI5.- vi:
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TIM Little CORPORAL.

An illustrated Magazine foI Boy.
aud Girls. Tho Little Corporal i,
now in it, eighth year, and he's from
its begin ping been distinguished
Mn Abas piatyo Tod ~ iu.litj Of it.
literary contents, and the beaatj and
excellence Of ito pictorial illustrk tions
The serial stories fssasxt 3s4 till b
u eo.t6 af,S{lslole 6Mst Lag.
aey," BY Emily Huntington miller
"Hiddsn TrsasuRss,' BY Mary A, Dsa.
s'soa. and new story By Hell "a 9,
Weeks; besides . variety Of 3 ho.t.,
Est.risERN,1sestsl.s On ssit.tia.
Topics, Natural History, letters of|Tt.y.
81, Hone Amussmsats. s&e. An ssv
Subscriber for next year vail ztes,v.
The rsnseilesiinss alnleze sf ,thie ysa,
free. Two beautiful ohroaos-"hoth.
FWsafEstsg Glory, s,d"Iattls Run.
sv'y.'.. giIsa q avery subsarihsl, old
Hsba.t.. ch.ss '.arptd.tb.| 8.
ss.s, $50 syear, ! ideladibe tts
ehrcnos, unnoa.tsd, seat postpaid fl
10 ssnh extra; mounted, sissd and
Islnnihsd. ready ies franins, Is cents
sxtzs in slsbs d I've OF no.sauld
1eests extra. 9psei,ass sumbezs With
frsaium Lit, Trss:9
E Address, JOHN D. MILL R,
:. Pub. Little CO zporal, Chicago, III.
LIZ ,oT Ta1i s'aoy.11o5ISS
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s1n.-"Ths mere lapse Of years u u6t,
life ts ;:tpor'sedss;, ,ipth, lasYt, nth, eoe5
nsss alone Il can give vitality 70 tie ns'a
ohanism of existenues""os ~ gu Is Egg.
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22oAAn 1ahsop.rn. Joanna murphy
"e 81 Bape, abbd Only IS years Old, was re-
sedtB found dead her I'D in Boston.
sas came and looked Il her,
but aid boe deem it necessary ''t 70 go
fqlther and sit ppon her, - ''she had
s1fashtly died Of sdsititation.' We
,s,rst.souetimessboss thatono fpsrDous ever
rstatyes.s assth ~ thst United, States i:
:. IL hbt mdfs do ii fb1 Tin q think.
% There's sstisziisE vtich tmportun,te.
~ y seeks reIsf, AID thist sv s @are pretty
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.sssAStoeA1eYp~a Z ~ 1asstdabtd, SAYING
= " III jsq polite.
,149oR n.axsa.s ne, Loedse Ii apology
:.IaissA9 "a sastlsn tas ai3ia 1aepo 30 II 81.
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IL LOWS SOOTHING syrup FOR
CAILDREM TEETHING.
4 This yala.hls ersRas.tisn b. ksse u.ed With NEW
hw II ret enly rGi6Heethe child inoeiR but in.
vgorates the stomach and bowels, corrects aeidi,y,
a.dgbSssto4eandt neFgyi take Whole fysten. It
will also instautly nsIieIs
0rtPtHG i9 ths RoWels ,aAdsMtnd Collie.
We belleysi it the BEST and SUREsr REMEDY
naN essesof DYeYNTERY AND
ssstflspa II H .s3 s sSs4 e4a.s Do:.4s 'f"'f
Dspsn4 spsa mothers, it will give rest to your
aely:9 80 s1oeE .to-i xsb7stssy-
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I'D MAJ. WtnaioviaG oDthtnEsB
having mn the fsssimilie 9t sygRI1s: 4PERKINs'
Sold bsdfag4 sts throughout the world
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:l.o!s'. 'l.l S:o2f }26lEYEo By THIS 4 s

q Il keeps the money in the State. .ysc1..
% Il insures Femsles without extra risk. .
4 i as liberal ~ 10 consistent With per.
fect security. ''-'' i .'' - '.4'S'' tca Il
It is conducted by men whose integrity
Of character and business ability are wall,
known throughout the State. ..o.:
It receives high rate Of interest on it's
loans. ~ - 49,: "4-2 - ''?s
Its rate Of m ortality must be low by res-
son Of; the healthful climate of Minnesota.
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,s tIhAsN lahl1 Observation-Disclosures
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tbs oel1tIJ- aSlts- editorials src III
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FL9RAI:.:1:: & ] : Ell
4~ For&l271.i =. hss 4
VICK'S

The Guide, is now publisEea quarteyiYs
rs cents gayt for the ysar, sfohr mum bselrAHs s
sEhich is ysot half "a COSTS Those txhs
afterwards ssnd mo4eyIto tht amouA tsof
one dolla on more foe sheds@ay also asSrFn'
der twenty live cents. worth extra IN,
price paid fot the Gdide' .dssi
y The January numbsris BEAUTIFUL, st2ihx'
plans formaking rural homts, desigAs2os
dining table dscorstians, window gsraS.Sf
&c., and containing kmsss E infor4AG
iAvaluabls10 the lozlli Of flowers. Tia
hundred An df3 pAses on &s tintia -
per, tones6ye hRnd4aa asn Hktings 10 i
supefb eolored Plate. md eM9mo icoJi 3
The first saition. Of EHo huS15sd thoiee
Just printed in Thsliah and, QermalI s1AaR
ready !, tol''nd OF = ll JAMES = We So: s.;
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Adlrsss, JOHN D. MILL IN,
Pub. Little CO rporal, Chicago, III.
FUR THE IHOOsEnOLD.

APPLE go1R1ER.-Pare, coro .ni
'liee twelve large, tart apples :; adj a hi
juice Of >txoEE1emons, and5 The 6 ratei
peel Of one, to them. Sveeten to taste
Stew very slowly for two hours, and
turn into mould. G When they arr
cold, dish up, and serve with CT eam
: soFr MoLAssEs COOKIES 1.-Two
| cupstof molassee, one cup Of brown
sugar, one :up 81 butter, ono table.
Spoonful of salcrasus, Que tables poonful
'efsinSera one cup Of milk and fou,
enough 70 roll out. i
? B1uNs.-Two cups OF white sugar,
I've Of milk, one of yeast, and -four 70,
. thin dough-: Lett rise :; after ris.
ing, add one cup Of butter Or lard, nut.
meg, and more four. rising Il again.
When ready for tho oven, maks it into
buns. Beat up one egg, and spread
over the top. Rise . fex uoments in
tho pans before baking. "
GINGER sNAps.-Ons large CUP Of
bntter and lard, mixed, one coffee CUP
o. o'f'sug.r, one cup, Of molasses, ops-halt
al! water, one tablespoonful Of ginger,
one tablespoonful Of cinnamon, one ia
,blsspoouful Of cloves, one tablespoon
full of soda dissolved 10 hot sswater, and
-four for pretty tiff dough: Roll ont
rather thinner than sugar cakes, and
b.to quick. 4 !
HINTS ABOUT MrAz.-Iax -Auyipf
poultry Or meat, if itas ffeshh md good
i h.sa an, lard feeling, and is sl...
tic. Tainted meat is soft, aud ret urua
slowly to its shlpe when 1ndented, liz.
dough- Fresh meat docs not s ifn5ei,tep
the finger. Tainted ed, n meat e. ,aqe. and
tsel. .lin1H. q 2'n0l-1l'1'anz. sas,
s P'11EasEay1xa .Eaaa.-,7,A P.ri .iia ian
psPsr rseo.nsnds ths'fells1iar method
for psasSrsatiea Z of' .ggs :-Du,ol he,
tour ounces of'7bsss~ax 'igii6Sp eight
ouasss Of warm olive oil; in thii11
put the tip Of the fugsef and lano;at
the-sgseen sround: - hssit=yill ~ e
nsdiat.l1 bS,bsorbsd y tkt .sh.l, 81 3,
t J poree flle 4! up ~ .t4,,sn,x II Il
Kept ID s cool phs., a. ex - .f..r
txo Jsal, Vii b u good a. # i,,,,'.;b
l1l0. grid
'acl'hA u s5&1T I'D z4sJi t2sdaz od,l -x9g
h., 70. V1H.a :, - n h.ys DO !, ii.
ast !: = n.ks y;,,ssIt, you CO. i..p
yourself .' ''l1 Wy v.ll supplied BY s..d; t'
5esr appae p.tines Joa can but thisiin
IN Z creek, With I littl1 ,xu.t.t On ,hasu.:;
- &es will not dry up, and when tall
~ them aad press Ike, sajj.1yIi;;as i.ibS.
The pulp ffou the jelly ,sssd pput i1,,ss1
k'g With . few white beanas,, 2 md VIM
gsr viii result ID >s'shojt TN xiAI ni1i
of white bsass1iaiia barrel Of cider wi
bring TO vinsgs, III 2 ashoft time I'll
\ Moderately ~.rn1 p.:oe :1l@@3 s !; 4
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:. T AXE YOUR MNOH

"a, eD.s!9 . .s sas Il: - :.
s., IN y s,s IT, ~ ''''' 7laaal il IA = '''a
irAbov. q s1l,ow, seuk IN CT Jed,
3 II you were 1, would q DsIla1 Shattuck
\. AothsrleSs a3d Father In Song A1d CA6e1s|
Aksr ........t ..::.. ...::s3k J......... =.
kiss No Darling, Gro h1AbaztE1png sad
CAerYs, etswsrt:...... M ......... -.
q Only 30. Song Or Dx1EDrssslee
Darling WaHs, Harasiato.......... ......
! singer 5Sy: Pour ID rs, ......... -.
4 Dance q t8si HaymaifS. Capn0 Nfsea|
= We will sskd back nupAsss HIPstrs' l
yonthly- ngary to J11a FOR ~ Or H. d
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:, WsT1EaRlise sFock.

~. a]a? eooa, warm )stabty will
rie0ty Of good f3od, good bedding ma.
e>r:al. asa pure wa,er convepian'.s -
2.'Fcsl the animals regularly and
only as much at feed as they will
consume; better that they should be
hungry for more when they have eaten
other feed than that they shoald hay.
become gorged and left . portion.
s67eHa.S Water aaften and regularly ; p il
wateraean hi cconye1iantG4is E q trough
before them as they stand in tie stAbl.
,~e5 II tho better. .e5,uo2> ~445.C,
4. W. belisve in sailing stock two
6r.tkree times week, Or keepisg t. 10
xsassthe yerdsvhsre they n.y b. tarn.a -
that they may get it daily: :t@@i2 s s:1.''
....,.....s5 See that the .t.bles aze kept Vol
ventilated and clean. Cleanliness is a.
( .Snti.l to shes hs.lthj ~ ss.ttls > of
humans XXI Ak IT,. II q (
f. A.an ,gentrio cleanliness use
plahy a. coarse bedding material and
szsu.slscsbsnts r. take upsthe liquid :exrs.
nsst-such I. ehdPpsd ss5rsV, srnsok,
q avdust. Pm will not on1y- isdd to
the comfort and heslth Of thu stock but
to ths !.ass, # tn m,nar, d.posit. = :
7.'Givs tie animal regularly daily
ssr5ls9z . .pi u ~ eps.. .rE svhse The
weather i good. Doa,tlstth.s@sps,
sy,qfa., bot provide = elsin Jaadsinz which
70 yua when allowed out If the stable.
8. Wsb3'ssSt,4a ps,; Sss q ee.n,d d
surry, and even wash easslS y y .ssrula;rr..
u.oS.s3roohJ ior;sss fiji nay
sgAAsA aRngs hGDsaetiabls, but it il BY
-t=s-ss=uda III ri Sfsasddsaa eventual "a
theohiGhesttlsitka 10Y II
9. If you have supply ef roo b 20
svsn Potatoes : led Of thess two or
g narseti4lss week e - hsasa. TO
0S.s;khah 4 . ashtnt5 kept % d lJ "a, VI.
regard il ~ 70 essential that 10 .soeau .a
mad every hsedsusa 70 grow roots Of
soas mt II hi ia.
10. In tho care Of stock Of any kind
tls greatest gsntlsnsss should obtain
~ Aepn Of the <.j,di,k3 No n.,n .
ahesa b allowed to strike OF even "a 1,
talk ! AaT'hly e ,steek. souss,msa II
.tss1l i sl !nls!t ,ee.siary; bat it really
zaet . n very rare cases. Gsrt)ssess j.
=. = 1ss4ldnnK ePa freedom from fright and.
n AiAaat;of Is very 81 Il se I, 1i. thrift
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The, ever=fnrre circulation ofstAs
q xrcsflane Vi monthly prdves ftss Continued
sad.ptasiosha eiipbpsts9 assifss and needs.
stsAesd. whsnaxs qthinkI listo howl many
he1 NJ; i Reeet1stes; sEs5A meth. ~ mas:
a. entertainers st ths pubic mid, III siss,
'vast'poPulsrity has been won by no appeal
- stupid prejudises Or depraved tas6sSaa
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20 Having leased thseikabsoay s syas,am1Q vsisl
knSwn HstSl; 7 would solicit 'S6vo pitrd.-l
a9e6f its Old customers, and Nkovise<.l
new ones. Good tEshiinS 1atssH5d 10 IL
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Bank and other stocks - per following
schedule: 50 shares First National Bank
.Sf Hsehester; 10 First National Bank Of
Wlaena, 60 Sseand National Bank Of st.,
Paul. 20 First National Bank Of Red Wing,
2ok firpt National Bank Of st., Paul, 60
SITE National Bank Of Minneapolis, 60
'Qaey BsahIo OF 1st. Paul, and IS shares Of
q AefsEted Stock. Of sc. Paul T. .8ieux City
Raileead Company. j., oc,..a,, ...a =: ~,
-, Par Value. Market Value. ,:.'nr.
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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-18

Had the Democrats PROMPTLY and
unanimously resolved TO vote for
Cox without conditions, Cox might
have beenelected. They might have
81. lined such result as new depar
ture and made capital ont of it; but
Democ, ats, when they talk about a
new depa, ture or the passive policy.
mean q dodo' or trick to steal into
power. OF courae the Democrats
opposed Sherman merely because he
was the choice of the Republican
party, and they desired his defeat be-
cause that would hurt lhe party lie
represented They did not admire
the principles of Cox so Mich that
they would vote for him, except, 10
injure the Republican party, emo they
could not exhibit q disposition to do
even that until thav had compliment
ed one of their old Bourbon leaders.
The Democrrts have thus shown
the shallowness of their new depar-
tire pretensions, and it will have the
effect of placing Republicans who
have an inclination in that direction
on their guard.
The election of SHERMAN is q result
with which the Republicans of Ohio
will be very well satisfied, as there
was no opposition to him except that
which had for its ohJect the defeat of
the party in theState. He is clearly the
choice of the party, and while his
election is personal triumph for him,
1t is also a significant party victory.
Cincinnati Gazette
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-18

Few men have retired from the Gu
bernatorial chair Of Ohio more hon
ored than R. B. Hayes. lie stands
very high in the esteem of the peo-
pie of this great state. The people
Of Ohio are justly proud OF Ex-Gov-
ernor Hayes. He served them well
and with great fidelity.
He is succeeded by Gen. Edward
T. Noyes, one Of the most eloquent
men and brave soldier iu the nation.
That he will discharge his duties to
the highest satisfaction of his con
stituents, we have not the least doubt
Lieutenant Governor Lee,who also
retired last Monday week, made ar
excellent parliamentarian and faith
inl officer.
He is succeed by Hon. Jacob Muel
Ter, a noble son of that countr,
which has given to the world SC
many men noted for their integrity
scholarly attachments and profound
'hilosophic thought. We predic
hat Mr.. Mueller will make an eff
lent and popular officer of the Sen
tie of Ohio.
Auditor Goldman and Treasurer
Warner also retired on Monday ths
9Th inst. Both made good officers.
They are succeeded by DIR. ]. VIII
Jams and AIr. Welsh, both of whom
re highly spoken Of
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-18

The New York Herald says /:
fisherman was the Grant candidate
against numerous Anti Grant candi-
dates, and his success is an impor-
tant victory for General Grant over
the Ohio Republican malcontents-a
victory, in fact of the same character
as that of smith over Alvord for
Speaker at Albany"
A negro waiter, who had twice
awakened 4 traveller to inform him
that breakfast was ready, and third
time broke his slumbers by attempt
ing to pull off the bed clothes, thus
exclaimed "Massa, if you isn't gwine
to get up, / must hab de sheet any
how. ease dey'er waiting for de Ia
ble-clofw
The Philadelphia Post tells story
of one John Henry Boraef, of that
city, who was stricken with small poX
He was engaged to Miss Mary K.
Ewing, and she insisted on marrying
him to nurse him. No clergyman
would perform the ceremony, so ar
ticles of agreement were drawn up.
Both died of the small pox.