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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

ma Of his fame hy listening to proro-
sitions of compromise and reform from
a Governor who has proved himself re-
creant to every trust, and dead to eve
~ impulse but personal profit. The
object Of all the good people 81 Lo,is-
iaua is to secure reform in tie aGminis-
tration of the State aud city govern
mems, and that alone we believe can
be- accomplished by firm and faithful
adherance to the line of conduct adopt
ed by the Democratic members OF the
Legislature, and approved 10y this com
mit,ee. H. y. OGDEN,
President Democratic State Central Com
mittee.
G.DEFERIET,
Secretary pro tenn.
The Democratic Paiis!, Committee al
Orleans fully endorse and approves
the forgoing address Of the State Ce"
| trail Committee of Louisiana.
s. !. w. PATTON,
Chairman.
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~-~~~~~

Mr.. THUMRuLL's ARRANGEMENT OF
THE CoRRUrrIoN OF THE ADMINIsrRA.
the Patriot Of to- day We
publish the main portion of the s,,eec,,
of Senator Trnmb"Ii on Monday. We
have heretofore cast doubt IA to the
reliability Of recent reported con-
versati"n of ti,e Senator. to the effect
that he, r.saiI1. tl;ia, 10 the Republican
party "a it ia, ,ig.t Of wrong. This
version of his views has been denied,
and now NC have confirmation Of it in
i'is own language in debate, as fol
lows:
Mr.. President, lam not opposed +"
party organizations. believe that
men must organize for the purpose "i
carrying out measures "f public policy.
think when tl'ee is Il question before
the country that commands itself to
the Judgment Of the people IA the hest
for the country those who think
alike shon'h unite Together and en-
deavor to carry out. A political or
ganization for the purpose vt carryin:
cut measures W,li-vr t. be right aud
proper. go further than that: I he-
lieve that when a political nrganiza-
ii"n thus formed succeeds 1" power in
the Governments it s',ontd make use "f
instruMentalitics in harmony with il I"
carry ont the grrat mrasnres on which
it was elected asto hi.l, officials vested
with discretionary powers. = Ex
change.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

TT We are in receipt of Blackwood's
Magazine for December, 1877 1, for which
we are indebted to the courtesy If the
Leonard Scott Publishing Company
New York. Elsewhere will he found
their prospectus in full for 1872. The
following is the table of interesting
contents:
The Maid of Sker-Part V.
More Roha hi Characterization.
The Two Mrs. Scudamors-Par I.
Cornelius O'DOw,l-
What THE Pope Might Do.
The Heads and "The Hands.n
Our Qnack.
Unrefecting Childhood and Age.
Gerty's Necklace.
8 French Home Life-No. II-Chil
dren. ~ 80 80 ei
Illustration.
The House OF Lords.
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Chic SchcO ml.ms.
HOW THEY WOULD TEACH THE vo,,
IDEA TO SHOOT.

The minds Of some people in H..
conrty. Ohio, have hrrn mnrh III,
Ell Ivy their lends heiug refused =
Gems" to teach school. r" satisfy y.
disturbed minds. the sc,oo! ,x,m;.
of Hurry county. Ciarts"n D,,;.
furnishes them. through, the .,,r.
of the Newcastle Courier. The to,,.-
ing answers givrE hy Disappointed, :.
plicants to the questions asked tl..'
Qrery-''What is a'iertion in ,r,a
imgg"
Answcr--"Tt is affecting tn be,,
scholar when lie gets MP to real.
speak tis words distinct and mind 4.
punctuation marks"
II have my class sitting. Int VIA.
ono reads they rise :" their fcei.n
Define sugar. sincere. calf.
A. "ist. ! cant define 81, sipc.,.
more sincere. most sircr,e: 81. calf
calves and calves" "Grneron.- A..
defined IA 1t person 18th free min.
"sa!ary," a sum paid for work; "a,
gar" Il mineral; Scissors. smlta
sizars; skull. schulz: unaw pnnw
! Liberation" was defined ms sin.
ton for term. "Prescnrly," AN, thin,
that il to lake place after awbi,s
Iowa was spelled Iway.
What is The difference between n.
lncal ami simple value If fismei
II don't understand The 9nes,ion,
What is Il cubic yard?
at is n cubic yard cnhtainin, /.
certain number If solid inclrs.7
One requisi;i"n was t" write S9Ii,
Roman characters, and Oat af a nqm.
her Of ma, vclOns combinations Of IL.
alphabet ] select the following: Ccc
CC.CCC,LXXlV.
"Pi,ch is II raising or lowering Il.
= voice. Emphasis is placing more di,
trcS3 nn SDle WoItlS.
, 1.-The food is fast masticated an,
then passes through the pl'alanx.a
"Eespiration i. the sweating Of III
!, badly"
t "Thc chest is formed If two boae,
: he s.crnun, an.l spinal cl'",d' "Tl.
9 animal pant can lie shown by poo,l,
II hone in ascih."
} "The Ohio River flaws northeast
J and forms the northern lnnn.lary 4
Ohio" 1.-The Red Sea and the y.lss
a Sea are in Europe" "B,azil is i;
Il Asia"
y "rkc beautiful scenery and frt,ii
y soil led tn Tie discovery Of Amefiz.
y "At the time uf the discovery Ii
r, Indians We're kind and in good eli
% cnmstances They MAS in eiiix,
lie condition at the tine If the discovery
y Virginia attained its nanae fsw
/ the Virgin Mary" "Fir:iuin, S" nam
l. by Queen Victoria calling it yirs
$ State"
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ss In respect to the number Is
meals, there are three plans which
sanctioned by experience and eas
fnrmalIc to onr know h,fae. W.
meals IL days; substantial breaklx
ut nine or ten. and dinner from tivss
seven, with or without II light lu.dS
'mprising solids, f.uit "r soup, be
without meat; this is suitable f"r s,c:
iiSestions. Or three meals = t!ay; q.
ca, lie- breakfast, dinner towards To
middle Of the day. and ii solid teal
the evening. Or, lastly, fnnr meas
tea leinS as liquid m-:,i, al,en. Is
hours otter dinner, aud u slight snples
an l,nur cs ~" bcf,.,e ,..i,ips. Then
are some constitutions f..r " HON erF
meal a day not only ~nt:ircs, bnt sefs
~ answer best, Il plan which, was aaa
cOa,mon Hmnn. thr Romans f!,an III
with us. Theoretically. the most RI
feet way is the three moderate mess
ut nea'y equal intervals; but The sIrsI
point is tn allow time fur the perfS*
digestion Of each before the hour 81 8
rivcs inr the u-Xt, not passins u
limits "f over fatigue. A meat 'unt!s
followed in Il lew hours 10y u heart
dinner, probably with little i"lI', q
crrise between, is frequent sours
evil. III this case, the best plan eifs:
ia I" make til. lnncl, (pe,lIaps lesl
poned t" II little later hnnr) the 'lirSk
DR.. Paris suggests. as an a'lllllaa
,eas"n for the necessity If a go.'d u
tprval between ti,e successive mrs.
! that the assimilation If food inls
blood goes "n alternately with OFT
ti"n, property so called. S" thai V
latte, should have ceased in orlef
the former I" be well performed.
period ut whicl, digestion is snccrs
10y the assimilating process is mars
hy feeling nf lirl.tncss ard dl'r'
ton t. body exercise, Which. should
sratified, If possible.
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the command of an official whom ex-
perience had taught MS to belieye
capable of any act oflawlesss violence
we tleclifisd taenter a builline which
seemed more ikea jait sr nilitiaars
prison than an assembly ia'f sof leSls-
iators. We, 81 frcising or jus. rights
as Nenrters ofyhe 4enestt Assembly
selected another and more appropriate
place for meeting.
In conclusion, we would add, and IN
no spirit If bravatlo or evil Intention,
that, weT do .reassert tipt We areI Ne,
fernn,,incd to resist this wicked en-
croac'tmeu,s on our prerogatives. As
citizens of your stptev lawsapiding
inch, Gut ulqge THAN san, Souf illegally
elected representatives, we have re-
solved to renaiD true TO al the de-
n,a,ids of dignifed manhood. and With
4 patriotic and unselfisl, regard act for
the hest Interests, fpanc.al and roliti-
cal. OF the 'State Of Louisiana.
With a complete surrepdering Of at
selfish, mel cenary motives, either 81
personal ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, or political
preferences, we, renew our opposition
to an administration, made up Of pure
unalloyed Wickedness which 4 spares
neither race, color nor condition, pros.
H..Ha L.ua rgF I ~
tituting Tie first offices Of the State t.
the utter d. struction of, her best ant
vital interests, and which has by it,
arbitrary and revolutionary proceed
incs for! the last few days, demon
strated the fact that " defes competi
ton, sco,ns compromise, and has a
last gained it's detrsted and dishonora
BILE prominence. ''
Let the people of Louisiana frres
pcctive Of race,, or party, arise in tn
might and majesty. Of their nsanhoo
and demand that the trust 30 recreant
ly betrayed by these unworthy ser
wants he surrendered, SO that peace
prosperity and contentment shall ono
. more abound within her, limits.
i (Signed, 80 .aihnta @t. i;isr taa
J. c. MoNcuRE,, Chairman
HARRY. II. STEVENS
JOHN NJ. THOMPSON, ~
J. HENRI BURCH. 49,
!, HARRY LOTT.
JAMES B. WANDS.
l Committee on Address.
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EVERYTHING IN ITS PLACE. ~
matter Of simple cou, enience, II ~
ter to provide some place for e'''
implement WHEN not in Use, and sa
1t comes to economy AMI prom, y
infinitely better tn always hhd
tools snnsly slowed away aad ~
tot Use everything i" lis p!aceins s
Mder-t!:an to pick mp here ;sil' ~
ruste.i, warped, half Iottcd eoHe',
SD .i,ca,l ~ of nn account Us to " 7
gasting Ia the user.
Every iarmer who pii''es we,
ai'0n an:t!si.g-who Claims 70 '
either common sense ar self-rtsFs
shonll known better and d" ~
than to allow such careless, hes''l
aud relHeliensil'le neglect.
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Not q Gift Taker.

The following article from the st.
Louis Republican attracted our atten-
ton. 1t forms shining contrast t"
the loatl,some aud degrading c"rrnP
ton in official and public lite, that dis
graces the present period Of our histo-
nv. Colonel Moulton, whose name IL
honorably mentioned, was for short
time one Of our fellow citizens here,
and deservtdly esteemed by u.s.
Judge Boyce, who was President Of the
Louisiana Central Railroad, brought
him here in the summer of 1861 to act
as Engineer in the building Of section
of this road, and he remained amongst
us until the war arrested the further
bnilling of it, during the following
winter, when, to our regret, lie return
ed to his home:
Our city engineer, Colonel Monlson,
is not gift taker. and he has annOuD-
ced it rather empliatically to persons
who wished to force presents upon
him. 1t is only recently that lie put Il
veto upon steps which had been taken,
and were far advanced, by the en-
ployes of number of city contractors,
to present him Will, watch valued at
500, and yesterday lie sent the fol-
lowing note to gentleman who has
several contracts with the city:
OFFICE OF CRY ENGINEER. I
| December 26, 1871. {
DEAR SIR
l thank you for the compliment of q
Christmas gift of Il silver fruit stand
and silver berry spoon, sent to III!
door Christmas Eve, during my alb
sence. 1t was very much admired b,
those who saw the costly gift but, sir
you must permit me to return it t.
you, believing it wrong to become TIN
recipient Of presents from city con
tractors while l am holding the posi-
ton of city engineer. l cnnnot con
scicntiously compromise the admins
ltration which appointed me to Office o
place mysrlf under implied obligation
to contractors doing work for the city
Hoping that a feeling of good fellow
shi,r NAV at all times exist between us
am, dear sir,
| Your 0bedient servant,
J. B. MOULTON.
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~ Agriculture has not adsan'
il ratio III progress with ot''er se''.
embrace, other
and depends npnn them. Inc
The sea, the mir, lie heat and W. \
the sun, every pr.ncirl", ese1
governing material and I'a"
growth aud animal life, are p"' = 4
of the science If Agricui'a'e.
with all the facts. we lack 'he =
application, aud the correct oeo
and conclusions in many cases.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17


THE BENEFIT OF WORK. Some
good people try t" bring mp their chill
,.cn so cxQnisitely that when the
children go out for themselves they
have TO srli-coAtral and are imme-
l.ucly bankrupt. Let children make
mistakes and learn hy their mistakes.
just in proportion as child is worth
anything he is full of force, and it
must have an outlet. The 1amnatinn
OF thousands of young men is in bring
ing the full, fress, power of youth t"
the city, with no work for IN outlet.
they soon find something to do. O.,
the slaughter ofyoung men ? My heart
is sick and heavy. Occuwa,ion-work
that uses you, that fills you, is your
salvation. There is nothing more
dangerous than an educated communi-
~ with nothing t" do. There are
thousands of educated women who do
not work. No doubt G"d intended
that men and women should marry.
But in the inequalities of the present
condition of society many women eau
not he married. Ii these women are
in feeble health or have little force,
there is not much trouble but don't
wonder that the bold eagle-like natures
fret in their limits and lctcst life, or
tlat the great hearts dash themselves
out in waste. There mist be outlet
tor these immense forces, o. society
will so on getting worse to the end.
-[Brecher.
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70 Two Red River buats lave gone
to the bone yard. Tr Wash SrnteN.
on The aih, sunk l:' miles below JrfTir-
snn an viii PROV" IL total i,,Ss. The
Carrie G, 'uvrrs,', - favn:i,e in the trade,
on her last nip down, sunk ut the hrat!
of Il vru Sarah Island. in 9 feet water,
Cargo will all I've saved. and tai,
chance to raise the buat.
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cg Colonel james Fisk .Jr., a we'll
known millionaire at New York, Pres
itleut of i!e Erie Rail Road. Prop irtnr
OF the Grand Opera House and Colonel
of the famed '.Nrw York Ninth" is
dead. He wns assaSSii,atrd by Il man
named Stokes nj the Central Hotel.
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~ 4 Dowu-East paper alluded to
an eminent citizen as ga noble old
bargher, proudly loving his native
State which neat little coMpli,nen,
came from the coinpositor's hand read
ing. ga nol'by old burglar, providing
around In Il naked state.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

re- The Mary T. Poe and Rnht.
Lockwood, 81. Louis Packets, aud thu
Anna, Cincinnati Packet, have furnish
ed the Democrat office with late West
lrn pai.is.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

CV' A bride IN Jnaiana, after the
conclusion Of the marriage ceremony,
stepped gracefully forward and re-
quested the clergyman to give out the
hymn "This is the way ! long have
sought.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

ISJ"i,n B'gan has again opened his
"Jcwei SaInnt. ION Front street. coruer
of Jnlinslun. lie is an old and expert
eucrd caterer, and TIA rHe better than
him. understands Keeping good sa
loon where sHnt drinks and fine eating
rule. We call attention to his carl.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

~ Thus far January has been a
lovely and genial month. Finer and
more sei>nnahie weather cnnid not he
wished for. The planters and farmers
are getting under way for another crop.
and considerable blowing has already
been done.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

u EiSew here will he found mos,
important cali for n public meeting on
Thursday. Surely such an object
ought to draw the ri.ht c,"w1 TO par
ticipate aud act in the matter. Sec
notice.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

.We have been supplied with New
O,lrans papers by tie clerks OF the
Maria Louise, 18th Era, May Lowry.
d. l.. Tally, Ga.lioia, LaBelle, B. l..
Hodge and Texas.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

TT Much of onr space is given mp,
this week, TO the dongs aud situation
of the two so-called Legislatures OF
Louisiana. p ga.. 70.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

LV We have to ircn,d II terrible ami
ho,rid act perprtrntr'l in our Parish. a
negro man, named Sylvester, WAS, II
few days since, f"","l hung toa tree. il;
the PITw""s!s, itlarnt eight miles fi"in
here. He nTd been shit three times in
the head. loll, ears rut If and still
mnre cruel outrage perpetratcd On. his
person. An inquest WIS held "n the
body by Coroner ShadbHrn, ana II YER
dict in accnr,ancr with the above facts
was rendered. As yet, no clue t" he
perpetrators of this awful deed la.
been found.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17

n II The following was q speech by a
successful competition for the prize Of a
foot race: Gentlemen, r. have won
this cup hy the use Of my legs; ! trust
!, Lmsylneyer, lose the use Of my legs by
the use Of, this emp" ,,i;.,-..
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Communication

MIR. EDIToR-l i ~. 9n'i 1H'u
ii Public Journalsrbeing the medium
throrgh which the events of the day
are rccortletl,i have to ask you ito re-
port for !meiithe ilOings of the "fiome
Folksr on, Monday the 9Th inst!j inpthe
representation flthe Lady Of Lyons.
ffAis entertainments vas given for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church, and !
am sure that the efforts OF the ladies'
and gentlemen who give their aidH to
this entertainment were fully nPprcci-
tatetl by every spectator, Ind that the
|s'church people" feel very grateful to
them fer their aid. itH9tb 2 il''
| The performance was complete
success. Every one was perfect in his
part, aud, for novices, reflects great
credit on the abilities of the perform,
ers-in Tact, some evlnccu Markeu Dra-
matic talent. r. aaiiTiqHat3aq SD
PAULINE, the part of the play, was
understood aud played by Mrs. Edison
with fine effect. In her delineatinn of
the character, there WAS not isolated
sentiment alone, hut true iOterpreta-
ton of the idea Of; ahe.. autl,0rn0f the
beautiful 9play. With surroundings a
little more. in ,sconsDuance! with, her
4 powers, she would have manifested
! abilities which would have been recog-
nized. She has every quality to make
her a successful lebutantc-,-t.xc..l)s,it
j voice, haothlnteAstt s,'ine situation. good
ease on the stage, u beautiful face aud
perfect Identification with her part
With these ( she will always succeed
h a CLAUDE, the hero of the piece, wal
. we'll played, and lie was letter perfec
i'll his part. .H iittdg h"dooi / Jill
81, iBEAUsEANr, the character 20 nnPop
ular with the, utiience, was well ant
> ably represented. The young gentle
man deserves great credit for his Ell
deavors, and his conception ofti'e par
was good. "a ,daBti T16ti7u i'itjo1
3 CLAWS was excellent, free and easy
Z land delighted the audience. iTha
> proved success:E sioSesi ;1n,ig, ln
MADAME DEscHAPPELLEs was indee,
q excellent, aud the audience testified t
3 this 'by frequent applause. jnaiHa
a ii WIDOW MELNoTTE was beautiful
III played, and the lady eyinccd quite
talent for the stage. aq aopd pnHa
!. COLONEL DAMAs, that bluff old, sol
:, dierl was'truly and ably played. o Tl'
!, frequent and loud applause must hay
i Convinced the Colonel that he playe
: hs part well.4bipni af'iI4a 1870
!, MONSIEUR DEscHAprELLEs was
- tbe hands of n gentleman who .nndel
!; stood hisfrole and played to the; emit,
7h satisfaction of the audience. aae, I'll
Z. GAsrAR was the TRUE peasant, an
did his part with feeling. a"'a dpi'l"
:, :, IT do not hesitate in stating that III
- piece wentiofras smoothly and nice1
- as any amateur perfol nance that ev,
J., J.. took place inaAtxandria.'i t.''o nib
4 think, Mr.. Editor, the play 'wi
ii bear repetition after q while. 4dT
,l1iD h7iHI"5 lpL h#s ."DUVAL."
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D"A' fox should h"t be on tic Jury
When a go''se is on triat,,"qaotes an e1 !.
change. In most trials Of Importance
the foxes are generally defendants.
While the geese aIerin tile jury box.
s.G 5i.t~INs~I.s~l.es-s-s.i>- s-se.o '.ios
cEFoMhjer-Geserst HalIeek, #, United
States Apn'S. disd Iatl Louisville, KY,
PM the 18th inst, am irod,: T.; t,!2;n
sIuae'Er~hrrn-7.,see an o.
- ar The r"aasrh ipProyed in the
last w week consiislleerFaply.aai b9ls.1 ?, p,
-~T~-..~o~s.->--1~~ t"'
= " Red River III still On the 'sisa
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TRAY, CORN and OATS. for sale
h by HENRY A. BlOSSAT. -
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KU-KLrX OuTHAGE.-This reporter
was an eyewitness of a base aud felon
ious outrage attempted Oh the person
of one of the attaches of the District
Deputy Collector Internal Revenue
Some member of the ku- Klux Khan, in
our midst. sold him, with malice afnre
thought. n vicious pony. He mounted
the animal aud was thrown violently tn
the gronri The pony and the vendor
of il Shonll at once he arrested and
1881. L. nI--:t--, si--- q
sio ger under the Ku-Ki act. The
pap suckers Of the government should
and innst be protected.
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penecratic State, Central Csmmittee
20 rtIE
People OF LOUISIANA.
ADOPTED SATURDAY gAsuARE g. 1872.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-01-17
WEDNESDAY,. -. JANUARY II, 1872

TAKE TT TO YOUR IInME.-It is so
mucl the fashion nowadays to convey |
infu nation and moral truths and SEN
timeut. in ll.e form nf Stories, thar even
some popular lecturers have adapted
this st lc of address. The mass "f pcn
pie, especially the young, demand
stories I" suc, ii degree. that papers
filled with sensational novels aud ex-
citing. trashy stuff. have wlde rircria.
ton. To .""staii this taste, and sap
PLY something I,et'cr to he misses, the
Publishers Of Hearth and Home, in
additions to The usual variety of that
paper, have engaged n corps Of first
class writer's, am"ng wtl"m are jean
Iu.clow, Edward E.glts'"n, Mary +.
Dodge, louisa II. llcntt, Edward
Everett Hale, Ehz,hcth Stuart Phelps.
Harriet Prescott Slnifo,t!. Rose Terry.
Maria Il. Oakley, Lucia G. RunEIe, and
many other. who furnish to ID" @"nrnh'
the best Original S:ories. IF tie p"rcst
character and highest gTtiGe-tlus con
veyiu. murl, destruction in Il pleasing
form E,si.I,s these, the weekly
Hearth AMI Home contains large
amount al first Glars icatling, cdit0iia ais.
literature. ant, scirncr. amusement !;
instruction for the lousckceper, the
gardener. the farmer II CAPITAL DEPART
m,nt fer Children and Youth !; iii"
news Of the day fnauc,al aud market
reports, Get. It's engIayin@s, cnStin.
over S25 ,0C3 year, a,e of II high oI'lc,
Of merit, unsm, passed by any illnstra'
ted paper i'll ;he world. Altogether
Hearth and Home is such ~ journal as
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