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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

THE TERRIToRIAL SAvIEas, LOAN AMI
BUILDING Association hold their fourth
monthly meeting tonight, In tho Y, M, o. A.
building, corner Ninth and ID streets. Sec their
advertisement In our special notice column.
This aseociation IL organized upon the serial
PLAN and u last becoming q great hyorite with
all classes Of our people, not onlyo on account Of
the great Inducements II oilers as q cafe and
probable Investment Of capital, but for the
superior facilities guaranteed the poor man TO
onablo him TO procure on easy terms a home OF
his own. Tho stock IL issued IN quarterly series
tho eecQnd commencing with this date, wo
would edvl.a all Interested In building asso.
Citations TO attend the meeting.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
PosIlIvoly The Last Ubnpo.,

The great bankrupt sale Of dry goods b.
Mesars. Green Williams will positively close
on saturday night, and We would advise ali
those who have not a. yet purchased their spFinp
goods 10 call at once, before II ID too late SaloI
e Y a; m. 2 RI M and R ~ D., Those having
Onco
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

Yesterday evening, at Q o'clock, u littls girl,
about aix years Of age, was run oyer by hack
No. III, on the Avonue, at the corner OF Seventh
street. The child was carried into 0Ilman's
drug store, but twas found, save few scratches
about the faoo, that sho was unlniurod. Those
who saw the occurrence state that both wheels
OF the carriage passed over hor legs. The hack.
man was taken Into custody,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
DRoPosAIs foR sUPPLIFs.

OTl1oE OmER CONTAMINATED
Third DisrRiuT. ID. n, No liH 0mARD NJ.
PniLAnELPmA, Pa. April 81, le5a, J
Sealed PIopoa.ls 10 tTiplleais. With copy Of this
Advertisement Attaohod, will be received this once
untl " IN on TUESDAY, MAY a3th, l579, Tor az.
livery 70 tho 0uartormAsieta Department Of this Ds-
et A. the places named belou, the following amounts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

AN PREPARED 10 make TO order tue indigo
blno hannel yachting and bosting spits.
0Eo. o. HENNINO,
No, 40 seventh street northwest
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
Steamship Lines.

MEHOHANTB LINE OF BTEAMBHIPS
&" Bnrwnu
HAHHIroToH AND NEW YORK.
ds'saitsi ne gs.ts.mshlps y. o. KNIGHT, JOHR
u,.ss ,.r,,.s WIZ sREki ysi TRrpn mn. -
TWIN Nikw Y35Rs. HuFxnE. Gna&Ne
gsIA: ThshIISs9T3n, ssa oE9RaETows |.
sIoST sATUnpAYatlp, N. LSsysGEQRo fTpwa
s,etl FRIDAY, Az a N and ALEXANDRIA he
u, is |. intern " pssaAs
2, a The "o'n'' 81 s''.nsssah s,ssss AZ Me- yosk
.Hh "faf issiSss,
EoR NEW YORK. BOSTON AND NORFOLK.
On and .rsr April n. ia, the steamer L ADV
OF THR LAKE,, oarrJins the United
States Mall, vill leave orouoh's wharf, rA 4
loo, Of slr,h street. Moqdsy, and -IE1W
Thur.dns a. D. NJ. dtqppInE ~ the prin
O so4ioi s,s sSs mSsio 3,
boston also eouneeunG with The Vlrsinia sts.mshlp
COMPANY Tor n.. Yost. E.hins ssmivsshlI iTsish,
TSs: Il w. M...,' S:p;t;ss.s
Ess:sS Tsiss t o Ss q kSoIs k,pr... once,
o"' D0RsRY tGtEiI%1Err. o.p.r.l Agent
dssu Dor. Tin.,u,h stree, ana New 1srS ave.
F0R LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
tHnaH lava Oh. NAH. srEAHERs sAu.IHo
ttOh INV YORK
sATUBDAY md aitsgnsls TuEsDAHB.
I nd az &. siS .c ~ n1sh1s
!. fOs@a,ies ,s,RPd ~,
Ef552E a;S;4 sb5S b.,
-ll4-z.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
CITY ITEMS.
VIsIr
WallAoh's
Dollar Store,
tpl Pa. ay., below National Hotel.


JUSTICE TO WnoN 1T BELoHGs.-In justice u
ono Of our most ontsrprlsIns citizens, whose en-
orgy and activity have secured for himself a
iaii share OF public patronage, We publish the
following card, which explains Itself;
To ne Public; As there are certain merchants
who ridicule the Idea OF advertising and say that
II u only Intended 70 make newspaper mon rich,
and who At tho same time claim that they never
devote dollar 10 such purpose, and yet resort
70 meau eNpedients 70 reap the benefits OF those
who do advertise, feel u due 10 myself and 10
my patrons 70 state that have no branch store
In WAshlnBton, aud mono save that Of my hoop
skirt aud corset factory, at lOs Seventh street,
lntelligencer building. Ladies' In search Of my
establlshmept will please remember the name
and the number, Charles Baum, lOs Seventh
street, between ID and Il streets. Thankful for
past fAyorr, beg leave 10 inform the public that
l have Just received my new spring stock, In.
Kid gloves, human hair, trimmlnEs, the most
complets stock Of fancy and plain hosiery, and
ladies' furnishings, all Of which arc speclalties,
and that VIII endeAv0r In the future, as In the
past, 90 70 conduct my business as 10 continue TO
secure tho confidence Of the ladies Of Washing.
tom the efforts Of enemies and malicious persons
to tho contrary Notwithstanding. Charles Baum,
tos seventh street, between ID and 4.
USEFUL HA0Ts WORTH Knowing.
THuRsroH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Is the
best pentriice In use. It keeps the Teeth clean
And md. white a snd the gums sound and healthy.
JouvENs inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner Is far
superior 70 anything known. Price 70 cents.
rHoMPson's Pomade Optime Is exquisite. II
sqitenl, beautines, and Strengthens tho hair.
Pride Is and 20 oents.
All for saio BY Druggists.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
THE COURTS.
OWL.

SvPRnnn OeuRr OF THn DIsrRIUr or CoLuN.
appeared on the bench yesterday and adjourned
the court until this morning. The justices were
absent attending the funeral OF the late Judge
DunloD.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
CIVIL RIGHTS.
THE MEETING LAST NIGHT.

Addresses BY Pred. Douglass, senator tyIL
Ton and OiheSs-l.stiers from the presI-
dent! Vice President aud Otheru-Thc
Resolutions Adopted.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
Railroads.

WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- On .qd si.sr ooToBER q, is1i. III. Train.
~ The MAI frais Wv vii II i Hss's kl.r.pdr. daily
ssSsp. s1nds, ns,, = NJ srh's At Ls.sea,s :.
ii,os a. p p nd fssssuis Il IL >. M, sSd
III: Asss%% sSSti fs.Hs N sl l.,,. Al...sdn.
DAILY !:resRs sunday :. go = n. and .r.y. !, Lsss
s sTs I.IsuSa. cs scs .'s s and
he siS a N ts.,a from Al.I.nd,i. md z 20 p. n.
k.%R. Ban, 3s y s. sSs:i Tor fuFssi1: sSsa
:, s; nd rSsS est. .: SS an R;i e;
Adds md MiddIebufs. ~-' wv
y, SiII': "A = Si. E e;
sa:' :S Ss' l rsss , .ss q,
Annual Tickets, birb Doliar.. .
novlou General Tiehs. AGENT
THHoPRssIH BEE RR5EyEBbTF NV EAf fSRH,
Trains b.,-..a ws.ksasoa saa Y n. foss .,s o.
nI ro 5s7 n !: t2 vi z; .,,S,,, .h.,.,d,
lev. daily t.Ss.Vs sSsSsi' a. 40 a NJ lad, .sa
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lev. dals tszesp, bund.s)s q 400 = n.,n~' and
ON SUNDAY.
L.s,s for New Yorf Al 400 p and Philsdslphia .,
H:spiae car Tor N.- ys.k On 40 >. n. ,ssia sels.
os,ea. can Be had 81 ,hsBsssoa once Al an hoars =
sss H.iunor. s.d ohio R.Ilro.d .dy.r.i,sm.n, for
: go 8. W.; S''' "''A'n,''a' b.iSf
ono. aKo6NTs. Aren't Wssbinstou
1871 rrrrsYHeyksHsAifs ROUTE 1871
TO THE HoRrHwETsT Ia SOUTH. AND SOUTH
q 30 ..t No. a l,. .,,,p, -il
THE dEExT SS5sl TRACK ;RsIi4Ss ;: n
VIII slsgan, sosn.EI Palace State room dsJ and nigh,
T.S ssadSsd niles S,,sS . ws.,srp .pd o.uir.
n . n a:y s,t siSs sTS;S. d EGGS ~. n''h"'
EEssVA i,s B.i,iasr. : and Pitts
f.ss;s; N: Isss: :. E;e:.;.4 :. u. sa:.
National Roes who're viii Be EiVs1
Ps.ssas. pr0suring Ishss. Al mi. one. can .ssur.
n NJ at, rs Csn.ndasaa %
Corner stIsh 81 sSa Psgn: Avenue,
IDS YOUNG. e,s.r.l zfsst o1' =. :. ~
RALrinoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
r.,.. ,.,,... Ss P;s n ss
"a WAsHfH0rOEANDf rib WisT. sTssa.TSS
FOE BALTIMORE
VJo .. n, Aiid u - Olt lln, ~ and ZAP.
FOR WAY bfAffONB
Lss,. a.ilE .l..g. SUNDAY. :. siS, siS, and 10 ~
FOR PRINCIPAL, WAY STATIONS.
Blsdsnsburr, Bslistilie lSarsI Annapolis Junction,
nnd Rely atssts sih md loIao m, and
stop. a Jessops The IS D. M, on BundaI. s,ops q
puring the vesk. Tho - .. train stops ~
ola Junction and Relay only.
rOR ANHApOLtB
IsAte ~ 70 .. N. and lilo =, n, 70 rains 10 o,
fr7ss Annaooiis Ga Banday.
On SUNDAY,
H-" ron a Va Va SfIfisosssss! ""-
fok AT P saa ] y ~ 81 f J X war.
Lssys daily sleept Saturday and smday, a. Les ..
o. SATURDAY,, as " . m, and I,s .. m.
On bundI at sp and 10 p, n, paly, oonnsotinG a
hslay Station 9Th trAins from BAilmore V Whscna
fIksll1lffs PittsburG, Ae.
To- btrAsborG md Pelnts between Relay Hsuse and
House 9Th s,rAsburE and Winchester ASoolmods
Through eksta 10 us west can be had 81 he Wa.h.
inNton htntiap I1eist once Il all ho1rs Ia the day
. For Now YQIk, Phllsdolphla and Boalsp 80 adysr.
tiAsusnt Of "Thfoash Ia. ]. q WifSoh,
GRO. 4. Ko0hTK. Gsnsrsi kssnI,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

EDITOR RErUBLIoANi Travel for education,
The young lady students from Elmira are real.
king this maxim. or all school trips this 10
Washington has been most delightful. Places
dlnicult " md and hard 10 open 10 the solitary
visitor opon as by magic TO them. To-day they
studied guns and armoT- tied ships at the navy
yArdI some went TO the Smithsonian and were
politely shown wondrous lots Of birds, beasts
and curious structures; others 70 tho General
Post Once, and others still reyeled In the tropi-
cal nora Of tho Botanical gardspS The young
ladies were fortunate 10 the polite services oil
MosaES. Kreidler, Sayre, Charles, Smith, Van
Ardale, and others, In the FATldns Depart.
ments. Educated young women ARD Intelligent
listeners, Judging BY their unnAging Interest.
But the crown OF the day was tho Students
reception at the Presidents In the evening
Somehow We imagined Gen. Grant was not al
all displeased with tho thrOng OF young, bright
and happy school girls that gathered around
HIN, Mrs. Gen. Grant was specially genial,
and was the centre Of thousand kind wlahes
y Il the glory OF republics that the Chief
MAgiBtTatel IL 50 accessible even 10 the plalnest
citizen. Judge II. b. Smith, NJ. o., of New
York and his estlmable lady, secured this
gratifying visit for their fair constituents, and
have arranged reception for tomorrow with
the Japanese Embassy. Travel ~ q means Of
education Y an old EngllAh idea-A very eifec-
tive one. Why should not students and their
professors emphasize their historic and selen-
lnc studies BY frequent trips 70 washington
The Ebbltt house IL capital headquarters for
sight-soelnK. NINpEx.I
WAaHmUfnr, MAy Q, ip7a
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
When tho moon on tho lake IL beamIng
And johnnie comes marching hOme.
stars Of night are softly cleaning
VIII the Waderer longer roanS

The oyster supper had by Eastendors At Har.
yeyls, WEDNESDAY evening, was all on account Of
the tsrgiversauOns Of calendar clock Thouah
the dishes were deeper than dial plates their
depths were tAthomed by the heapy tpsighiS
Of tho party. The Striking feature Of the en-.
tertainmcnt lay In gigantic juleps, which unao.
o0untAbly ran dODH, and the enjoyable affair
was "obern at q soas0nablo hour, Crane, OF the
Navy Yard "Union House, settled tho tea like
good fellow, as he Is.
few evenings ago ono Of our boAuA saw his
lady love home from friends house. On their
way they stopped In FRANKLIN square and doubt
ZEE quoted poetry about tho moon and stars
lnsus been there,) during which loVer.liko pro
eeedlnK the watehmAn locked all the yates
They wero "All surrounded, n and there Rsamsd
70 % no way ol getting out Of tho park (oT the
serapsl bat by scaling the railing, and In al.
tomplnB this about ayATd OF tho lady's drega
attached Itself 70 one Of the Smiles hFoSsSss
loal LhAl llAndaId LhhnL % ~ -N'e'N
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
CITY SMALL TALK.

Ah hho NNAAntT
ON Fsts keeps A polIey shop
MannlnR's NIlnstrels NEXT Monday.
A ,n.r. 20 o,,.h iii ,oo.,.r,A Inoo
ie " '-' Sn 80, w lOOs's' a nuPo'
Pans are In lively delna nd these days,
Somebody calls ii. q. "the asparagus candl.
date"
Sootty, the Natty, has forgotten that the bell
tgereen) has rung for those white hats.
wada uamntop. NJ sou,h t,.roIIn. With nj.
baggage 10 at the Metropolitan,
Deaiers sav that Iobstsrs ara ANAL mi. v.ar-
unn@sIIy ~ "' NV 'u'Ai '"i' 'eA-
- ps.,,.. ,,.,.,,. -, -
lne poethoNcn o'totto uOnt use aoinscrH
maonlno.
A sute cure Ior oorns-OTaoIords steam
Vher W " sfee1
Taylor Is towing on 'em up y street every
morning
A member Of q building association SAWS,
Every thing u lovely whom tho 1tock hangs
high"
Scott OF the Pension Bureau, has bean look.
ing around through hIs teIescope. H. mas dIs-
covered a star thai never GsfI Ii il a roost staf
Tracy fNod) Eays hs has rafu..d GuImoro,.
Invitation 10 asslst him M ma R,ston Inhiis.s
The thing Amt large enough for him,
~, ~. ~ ~ l tS ig g 1nesl o. the
s oH iSy S ~ tho rOoA look ike base ball
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
JoHSJBNElEAllR AYR s 3 bRSlIIrRH

FIsHnNoTAoKLE. SPORTING GOODS. Ao.
RELLuAH0tRo AND L0OK.REPARlN0
REo4gli altsRdsd - RsnambsE tbs plAse, mol
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
By oomman Of Colonsl q. 8rspeer,
49,, ~HNAsh. o.fRss e, .sd q y u;Eh !,
pRoPoBALS ron LRMy BUPPLIKs.

.Vst o- 6s, "a 3 4. sD i.i.ss.. \. N.
pRoPosA1s FoR Army SUPPLIES.
orrIcH onES 4. NJ. Drp,r PILrrr.l
OMAHA. REn, April III Isii
Sealed bids In dgposls lsiih sztisisstory sq.r.n.
s ssa s. On sij sss xvii vii
IL a.y Y X Ia S' y. i. . S.,,.,,
iollo-l1s supplies al The stations IN ,hi' Som~sSd
OMAHA DEPOT.
100 tons sif.w.
LOO o.s Ss VA. BAHRAOka
30 tons aaJ.
40 bushels Charcoal.
IoRT MCPHERSON.
100 sushsis 6harvo.i.
NORTH PLATTE.
s sSsa w Wed
i S5 s sssi rs 6A...o.,.
SIDNEY BARRACKS.
Is tons Goal.
I5S S Sss Charcoal
%, DErQT roET RUSSELL.
i. :sbs i Ton: ~ ~
ais tons stray.
FORT D, A. RUBsElI.
issU toaa HoaL
l. 20 i%si a:S Charcoal.
FoRT. SANDERS.
~ cord, Wood.
I.SS S Ssi n 6A.roo.L
,so0,TIS2R T TRKD. STEELE.
=, ions iss: R la.
30 cord. Wood.
I.oOO bashsls charcoal.
CAMP DOUGLAS.
lou tons Goal.
tol tons Hay.
l0l tons Straw.
ass so.di Sooa. LARAMIE
I.S, sSsi charcoal
EoRT fETTERhAN.
i.@ Sasisis Charcoal
So, CAMP sTAMBAUGH
LOU cords Wood.
I.OO Su.6sis charcoal.
a0..,a. CAMP CAMP BROWN.
Bids for mo sappss 10 be dsl,sr.d Il each Of IN.
above nAmed stations vii also DO reosived up 70 the
SANE day and hour BY the TeapeouYe Quart
snsd !. dIsessd IN Gsssr. osdsr. 81 wa Ds Sa
me hshl 70 reject any or Ill bids Is reserved.
Full oonditions .tll be made known, and blank bids
oonaidsred. ALEX, ~ PERilV "
APlf ohlet o. NJ, Dept PIatis.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

An grain 70 be Of the best quality, ftes from dust.
dirt o. other Impurities. Qas pounde 70 the buahsL
Timothy trav 70 BE- o. hys Of the boat quality. Tbs
poIn nd Oats = Be saSked. The HAJ And Httag 70
snd aAelng. All 70 be ihspsoted prior 70 reception
y ne united btAisA Sealed prOposAls will also BE-
plaesa named below Of The fooWiBs amounts Of wood
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

GENrLKMKsi lam In receipt OF your invita-.
tion extended 10 mo TO attend mass meeting
TO be held for the purpose OF aiding In securing
civil rights for the colOrod citizens Of our oOun
try. regret that q previous engagement will
detain mo at the Executive Mansion this eve
ming, and that shall not be able 10 participate
with you In person 10 your Efforts 70 further the
cause In which you are lAborinK. beg to as.
sure you, however, that sympathiEe most cor.
daily In any effort to secure for all our people
Of whatever race, nativity or color, tho eNer.
else Of those rights towhich every citizen should
be entitled.
am, very respectfully U. 4. uRAsT.
LETTER or VICE PREaipENr CoIRAx
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10
vIeE PREnpEsr,a oa.np.n.

WAhHfNUrON Hay !, IHll Z
| DEAR SIR. Having voted recently In the Sen
ate upon the question Of civil rights, TO which
yeu refer need not make any oxto ndod state
ment as 10 my views upon II, for actions always
speak more loudly than mere words. But N
that vote needed lustihcatiOn, as II does not the
travelling experience Of your delegates 10 tho
national cOlored convention at New orleans as
detailed by Frederick Douglass, ST., In tho Ma.
iioHdi Ns5 Era, would DO It's fullest yindIca.
ton. II orderly, sober citizens Of the United
Statoa, entitled by Its Constitution 10 equality
under the law, cannot obtain food aud lodgings
after paying first-clAss fare. We should either
acknowledge that the Constitution IL a nullity
or should Insist on that obedience 10 Il by ali
aud protection under IL TO all, which arc alike
the right and the duty OF the humblest as we'll
as the most influential throughout the land.
Respectfully, yours, SCHUYLER CoLRAx.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-10

MY DEAR SIR Alter bad determined 10 10.
oopt your kind Invitation for this evening 20
meet my old friends Al tho Congregational
church, corner Of Tenth and q streets, re.
ny 70 fhiladolphia, and 70 you must do without
w. ~ 4 could have been present should have
tMueh hearty concurrence 70 Senator Summers
pll securing civil rlghtH 10 all your people. Not
~ much because they deserve ~ as because Il
gaslonks 70 them. When tho nation recognized
o i, ~ oll.ens Y recognised all the logic OF the
RVauohi Mlu u has no moro right 70 deny 10
them tho full result than il has % deny Inc use
Of AIT and light and water.
~ whal you ask cannot long be denied. II may
~ lelayed, Out " must come. All this and more
should have said supplementary, NV honest
gplhl9n Is that while the cOlored people OF
America GoWe much to our emlnsht public
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
ane.f 0n,. for Fsr.xe.

In answer to the inquiry, "What shall We grow
in the place of corn fodderf" l would suggest
the sowing of oats pretty tbickly, and cutting
when first in the milk, to have them saved
as green and full as possible. Store them under
cover, aud it will be found that more good food
can he raised to the than Of any other known
grain or grass. That DAT straw is of great value
has long been proved, and allowed to be of near
~ equal value to hay when cut green; adding to
this grain, say fifty bushels to the acre, would
give nearly ton of the best of food, on which
not only does yonng stock grow thrifty and large
and The condition Of work horses improve. but
with bran meal it is one of the very best things
to feed cows for milk and butter.
Having . certain amount of milk to supply
daily last fall, used every means to keep up the
quantity and quality, and tried almost every
variety of feed. l found positive evidence that
corn fodder was the worst of all, even at no cost,
while sheaf oats, cut green, were cheap feed at
forty cents dozen bundles of average size. The
corn fodder was good, full grown, and well cured,
but wOuld not feed it to COWS wanted good
supply of milk from, if coHld get it for nothing.
The only feed found superior to oats was clover,
cnt in first bloom and well cured, with four ears
of corn and four quarts of bran once day. On
this fine supply Of butter may be looked for,
and a COW to do her very hest.
arc easy to grow, nice TO handle, and the most
wholesome and nutritious food for stock, poultry
and hogs included, are early harvested, and the
land left in good condition for clover, which
should follow.-COr. Rural Ford.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17

This story comes from Bangor, Me-: Near Ban
gor, in a little village, there dwelt, many years
gone by, lay member, who kept week days a
country store, and ON Sundays he would preach
or exiIorf sronnd among the neighboring towns,
where be could find vacant pulpit.
He was aJnan of timber tongne. and could sell
Yankee notions and preach the Gospel very
handy.
1t WAS his way to load up wagon and peddle
all through the country, leaving his store in the
charge of his wife during his absence.
Finding himself late in the week, upoR q Ger.
tain time, too far from home to get back, and hav.
ing sold out his load. witch at that time consisted
of dried apples, which, by the way, were q little
wormy, h- gave notice that he would preach the
next day, which was Sunday, to the people.
Many gathered to hear him. His text was
"And by their fruits We shall know them" He
handled this subject in his usual gallant manner,
and, closing mp his sermon with glittering par
agrapb, he repeated the text. "Yes my friends
and by their fruits ye shall know them"
Just st this point up jumped retail grocer in
the place, who had dealt with the exhOrter the
night before. and said, loud enongh to be heard
II the church had been twice as large: "Yes
friend, and by the worms in their dried apples
too"
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-10-17
P..isry.m...e for d. F.r-e-.

The cheapest way to build fowl-house and
give the greatest amount of ground room (Which
is what counts with poultry is to make but one
roof and have that meet the ground. The bull
ding should he nine feet wide at the underpin-
ming, and nine feet high at the highest part.
This gives a. much floor room for the fowls to
move about in as if the walls were high on all
sides of the structure, and with great economy
in bnildng materials. There should be twelve
doors in the building, besides the small openings
under the windows for the use of the fowls, and
the ventilafor near the peak. Three board doors
in each end, the tallest being for the attendant
to enter and the other two for ventilation in ex-
tremely hot weather. The doOrways of the board
doors arc furnished with another set of doors
made of lath.
When the board doors are all open in hot wealth.
er and the lath doors shut, there is a fine
circulation of air. and when the house is to
be Cleaned, the lath doors as well as the
others may be all opened. 1t may seem As
if there was an over-plentful allowance of doors,
but we have tried many to a building with
satisfaction. There is nothing we hate worse
than a hot, pent-up house for fowls in July. To
make the house as warm in winter as it is cool
i'm summer, keep all the board doors closed but
one, and have packing of straw between each
lath door and the corresponding board door, ex-
cepting of course, the talest pair Of doors where
the attendant enters.