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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-01-04
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THE CLIFF DALE HOUSE,

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she geg.sasl pF9felt4 ~ desired For psftieu-
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Gro " UrLEY.
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Eist MseehfsleF. Bet 1874 isTi gAs291
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18

Dll1elbprf12. Dec.-Mm Gam
flag Nadmittaa 9ssen 4 ubr feBte fl&
ba6 Ireibet6 al, Der Sbpma6baftion feft
fam ober UNI 9 ubr Mbenrs mteper Ing
Greiben uno murre NIT FOLDER @epalt
8esen ben 5teiisenGretbafen 9trrdnet pa6
BON ben BIER bort lte9enpen Sdifen brei
oerlelben ftarfe 6aoarte ~erlttten, mdhrenb
eus oterte, Elm @dlepptabn Der Dl6el=
oortsr @eleu{daft. In tpel@em f@ Die
Grau ee6 @apitdus uno ietne 3wet Sim
Der befanoen nit forteeriHen, in DE Mit5
te pcs &beine6 9ecrdnQt purce unb bort
auf o'm @iie lteaen blieb. 6ermerretz
bene mar bas @el@ret Der Grau unp& Sim
Der ; unieru mad Tn Vd1eermeifer. 6rn
S1n9era1aun. Der ldon 70 man@es Men<
l&snlebet. 9e'ettet. oelana es, fi@ NIT
pter S&ifern. ruorunter (i9 Der Steuers
mann pes Dolphin" b'fanp, eur@4 hos
@i6 III arbetten unps BIZ, Sammernben
NIT 2,benS8efabr eladlt@ ,u1,retteu.
in, 3sbn llbr ftte f& >bas sGis oufz
pdrts pom St&erbette> bic ,um Gretba>
fta "a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18
Bettetbrtef=T

MuS Nltona ihretben Die "a. g."
Sc 9elan9 rem YoliSeiz Snc'peetor 8rumm
it, In etnem btsliaen @afhofe bier Suz
eiotpuen gu perbaften> wel@e etn eemetn>
i@aftltaes 0ewerbe i'm @roBen betrteben,
ndmli@ pa6 Ger umieBun8 pom &ettel>
brtefen. Die 8erbaftet:n, gum 9rbBtln
She'll In @ien beRraft batten es li@ CUR
Mufaabe 9eftellt, europdil&e 5oflaesr,
prtn3en, prtnseifnnen, Garfen, @rofsn
&c. pur@ bic @oripte9eluno, ft@ in 0'6s:
ter Notb au befnoen, III branolaayen
unp batten, I'M, ,bre 8ittlariften gu be.
firmorteu, bielelben NIT .Stempeln, I'M
teriarifttn bob9efelter Beamren ;c. UNI
ter3etdnet. Sir Die Yoratleoten Mttefe
mubte Elm She'll Der iauberen @eieuldaft
ote S@rtftride NIT tdul9enb dbnli4en
Stempelu unp unterldriften na@3uma<
den une IS 9elan8 tbnen, Glrfen uno
@rafen, Snbater bober Aemter, 70 pie
etne Srobe Naaabl Don prtpatleuten uno
@eretnen ~ tduiaen. Die bier perbafz
teter, Tbdter nennen {&: Mr6iteft
S&merbau@ aus B5bmen, audi paul
Debmel, ferntr @tert BON S96nbaipe
unb Rf&arp Seller. Der 8ierte CAB 70
pteie peri@tepene Nunatn an, roB man
oteielben nt&t 3u mieoerbolen In Stanpe.
@r0erer eerirte l4 3eitpeiltg ais 9po<
ttefer. OubtQlter. Maeut elmer Ttutrcer:
dderupe unD 70 lpeiter. eSn Dem Be1B
ees etner fano man cine erobe &niabt
Stempel. Situattonsz. 3ei@en= une an:
cere Gepern. @s idetnt paB fd elmer
oerlelben auf Anfertt9uu0 pom Stempelu,
BET onpere auf Die BON unterl@rifttn. Der
brittle aufS tpli1runs Der y. ttelbr,efe unp
Der lebte ouf Yermertbun0 Der 8ettel
lhrtften eeleet. .Sdmmtliae Mdnner
|oQen tn lfbter Belt bterlelbR Elm iebr GU
tes 2eben eeflbrt BADEN.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18
Ste HIabama Autpru@e.

Sn@enf 1T Jest bic aug anporteiti9m
@ommifdren perl&tebener Nationalitdten
auiammen9eiebe @ommtiIon In @ibuns.
tpeIde iber Die Anipri&e per@er. Staa>
ten 9e9en @nalano enti&etrtn miro nell
de aus ben 8l&dotsun3en uno @erluz
fte onerifantlder @dife rur& @@ulo
Gnalanc6, b. ;, bur1 M%asraauna BON
&ebeQen< @apern IN ensltlaen 6dfen
mdbreno Der &ebelion erma9en Gnb.
Die Don @eiten Der Ser. @taaten ee>
na&te @orlaae 1T 500 @etten fart, uno
lieat in fran30E(&er @pra9e Der COM
milton Dor:
Dte'e Nn(prl&e 3erfaIen TT feds
&la0en:
1. Direfte @trlufe> tuel9e bur@ ;3erz
f5runs Der @&:ft uue tbrer 2aouns erz
wa&ien.
2. Die Soften, mel9e ben @er. ct.
aus Der @erfOl9uns Der 8ebeuentaper CUR
See erwudlen.
3. Dte @erlufte, tpel9e bur& bic tie
bertra9une ter amerifantlaen 6anoels>
i@ife unter rte brittti&e Gla9ee entitan>
ben.
4. Die b6beren @erd@erunesprdmien,
mel&e ameritanil&e@@ be3ablen mub>
ten.
5. Dfe @erldnserun9 tes &rteAeS unb
ote batur6 otn0er. Staaten erwa1lenen
Mebraus9oben GUT unterpridun8 Der
Nebe0ton.
6 Die 3tnien bonn Suit 1868 BIG aur
Nb9abe Der &ntl&eiouns Der @ommi0Fon
gerednet.
Die S9aoener(oBiummen pertbeileu
ft9 auf eie per(d'eoenen &%ebeuenfaper
uno on cur@ fe anseri9:eten @9apen
pie folot:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18

Dresden, 9. Dec. - Man&erlei
Groeen Der 3eit, belonpers aber tte be-
eeutenpe @teiserune oer u'etfer Gabrt=
ea'tonsmaterial< pretie, batter bic. beut'
lden papterfabrieanten 81 elmer. Ser:
.iammlung am i. b. m. bieber 8efibrt.
Der be3d9lih elmer Grb6bung ber pa
pierpretie sefafte 8ei@lub lautet: Dte
perlammeltsn Observation-Disclosures %etntaen
(l@ pabin, 1eeatpunaen. our& pte fortrdb.
renpe pretsfeteeruRs aQer Matertalten
IS als cine @otbuenpist't ~ te3e'@ren.
bic auf Detteres etnen pretsaui&lag aes
aet, Die Grdbjatrspretit BIT papiere mad,
pbbt BON m%tnpeuene jw6lf ptcjent stn>
trrtfn ~ la0eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18
Der 8"tbelfrjea.

Der ~Bibeltrtee" IN 6untrrspofnt
Gong Sslano, 1T, na@pen1 er beiaeleat /,
letn f&ien, aufs Heue entbraunt. New:
gorter Bldtter beri9ten barber Eol.
9enees:
vDte @&uk Erufees boben 6rn. Sel.
berg, benz &e1feber Der @@ule ~ gun:
ters point Die Nuforperune auesber
loNen, mdbreno Der S@ulfuhoen fetner
&eltetonsunterrt&t nebr ~ ertbeilen, 81,
ainper feline @ebete nnebr su lebren un,
nt@t n1ebr aus eer 8ibel Yorle1en A.
la6en. 8enn bte(er Muforoeruna fein'
Gol9e 9e8eben tptrb, 70 polen Die Tru,
tees cas @ebduot 1dlieBen la0en
Soiepb Gettel unp elm onoerer Dor
BEN Grufees Der @4ule baber
~ rem ouel&lieBli&en 3ped BET:
aerobnt UNI f@ gu i%ber3eueen> OF
Selber9 nod tmn,er aus Der Bibel Yor.
le(tn ldbt. sic buben biele ueber,eu.
9uns nit etaensn Obren 0emonnen
Der Boaro Der S9ulcommi0dre ntmml
IN Der Gra9e ben Stanopunft Elm, bof
Die Erulfees TIRE Befu9niB lber19rineu
baben, oab ete Cd loisciplin uno pas
tn Der S4ule 9elebrt une nt9t oelebr1
miro, BE Gru1ees ntdt6 aneebt uno bob
rte 8efugni{1e BET lebtern f9 blps aui
Die fnan3teaen Nnseleoenbeiten ped
S1uloifr,ftS erftrtden.
Dit Commit ire baben an ben 8ornez
Der Der @&ule bic Weiiuns er8eaen lalz
len, Der ~rrmdbnten Muforcerun9 feline
6ol9e gu eeben> unb nit Dem Uorle(en
aus Der Bibel rubio fortsufabren. Das
Verbot Der Sruhee6 befnret id in Zen
6dnoen be6 @orporattonSanmolts @tez
pens uno eS pfto wabrlbeinli@ etn &C.
ri6tli@se Verfabren 9e9en Die Irul tees
peaen u%nbcfueter @tnmtl4una in bic
S&ulaneele0enbeiten anbdneie eema@t
rpercen. Die fatbo!tlhen @tnmobner ces
Orte6 Ino NIT benz S9ulporteber 5elz
berg iebr unsuftieoen ; fe bebaupten,
oteler babe baS tbren 9esebene Dort 9e>
broden uno babe rem @treit, her bereits
eu1& etn @ompromib betoeleot eepelen
let> aufs Neue bescnnen. Sbol,i1 pdbs
reno oer pe'Fo0enen Wo9e feline ~ofs>
men, STANDARDIZATION" ftattaefuncen b.
ben, tit Die A%ufresun9 cer @emutber bod
lebr AroB. ar6Ber olS jt. @enn Die Set
ertossmc&e po1dter 1T, miro Der @treit
ooraus1@tli& nit Q'5bter Grbitterur,9
fort9efub't rerren. Die Trufeee baben,
um rem reli9i6a oefinnten G|tern Elm
3%uS,itdnonib gu modem ben freien Sc.
trau@ cea S&ul9ebduoe8 alien @onfsl
Fonen CUR Di6pofttrn eefteut> oomit Die
in aetrennten @la0tn unr'
auberbalb Der S9ulfunre in Ter Ne>
.t1ion unterridtet mereen fSnnen. Die
Der fatboltlaen @dulfinoer be,
fir Die Organization elmer
&la0e III fofeea, camtt tbre
au@ &eli9tensunlerridt erbal>
ten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18

Sd made BEN Yublttuns tterustt tie ereebexe Nnaetee, ba,
thuFt& hberncuauen unb MFR u aett aur aufease uaaae
Eeree, ben @daen, BITE MID NIT tbreua 6eiu&e bebrtu a.
Deqnemltdtsten IN bteteu. I'm BE alien Breunse unbs &un,
BEN ts 5errn 0rse bic tefsnbere 0ttte aud MID NIT ttren
HtfuAe lu beebrtn. Die 8ebanblune ptrb aufrteaeuReu
etu. UNI ~eeneteteu 9ufprha bttet
"a Grtter Fund ftben @oreen.
tpus @ba6. Taber.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18

@eneral Grans SiBeL (@retbt. bic
81. 3. Staatat9. bon. 2. ps.,, Ser nttuerz
pdbIte &tsifer, petfdste f@ geftsrn 'Mort>
9ens in {tire nuieueu Gunfttone,, 7etn. Cine
eroee ansabts fttner GGreunbe tatttte Jpn
i'm taufespesl Ga8es tire Befude as ulnp
pani&te i'm ben bettn Grfoi8 II feiinsm,,'
Amte uub etu .eladlt@sS Rsuiotr." 3
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18
3uiammen $17,900>6334 6
Sir srb6bte& uf&erunesz
prdmien wdbreno he's
&rie9es 1901 700 is
S19,02I,418 63

Ddsu fomn1en bic 3insn uno ne ouf
tnotretten Sdaoen 9e9tinteten Gnti9d
otaunasforoetunQen, paB i'm @ansen cine
bub(@s Gorcerun9 9e9en Gnelanp berz
au8tpmnt. Gn9lano miro ieinerleite
aud etne @&aoenre&nuna etnbrinoen.
Die Der ameritanilaen Sorla9e beieele0:
ten Dofumentt> amtli@en GORE lponoen:
sen u. {. ~. fuuen M&t wenteer als fez
ben eebrufte Binpe. Sails Die enoli7
i6en Gorla9en ebenio pidletbie inr, miro
pie @enfer @ommiilon pentefens Elm
3abr 81 tbun baben>. UNI ii9 nur porlduz
fig 5u tnformiren.
(Gplumbta.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18

&omt@ 8 lb nen>5 cene.-
Gin bDdf prput9e6 SntermeNo ouih>
freuSte tur;lid i'm Eeatro Sic 81 mo'
LAMB Die @orfeQun9 psS Dramas See
@ueur. SIM brttten Mfte felt pie Scent
Swei rur@ cine bobe Mauer eetrenrtt
&erferseQen por. Wdbreno in Der einsn
auf elenoem Stroblaeer Elm alter 0sfan
9ener falafenn binQeRrsdt lie9t ino In
Der anbern swet Ysrlonen In lebbofter
Gonperfation be9rifen, bic erf purd cas-
Wor9enBebet ces tnoeb erpabten @efans
9snen unterbroden werpen ipQ. Glr
p,''cn Serbdn8n'Bpouen Nbeno befdlo6
Go ater oas Sdidlal oncers. Die 3mei
Aunitler warten, rparten, rparten. bas
Wer9ensebet libt ii1 ni@t b5ren. Sn
p:inlider 8erle8enbeit poden fe an bic
Wauer, per9eben6, Denn Der @9auipfeler
cruben lit in ouer @irflt@tett fef elm.
9e(&lafen. Der @oufFeur idreit NIT
alsr Strait umipnf, ter @:faneene
l&nardt nod ftdrfer. Das publifum
merit enoli@. ba6 bic Di@tung Der
Wabrbst plab 9en1a@t, uno bri&t In
tolo1ale 6etterfett aus. Do9 boS Aaee
perr1as ben 8e(unpen S@laf pes @aau<
iptelers ni@t ju ff6reu: Dareibt bem@e>
fan9enen enplt@ BE @sbulp 49, u er>
tlimmt BE Wuuer, iprtuet in BE 3eae
oe8 8etufencen uno peritbt ibm Elm
paar perbe &tppen06Be. Man eenfe fd
Die unwioerfeblt@e &omit pteier ,Seene.
oasu eas perl@lafene uro perls9eue St.
f@t ee6 enpli@ srwa9ten S@auipielers
oer nun NIT elmer arn,en Sanoermiene.
fetn @pr9en9ebet beraus 3u Rottern b.
9innt. An Dem alsemetnen bomerilden
@eld&ter nabm aud per, oer &orteuuns
teipobnenoe &atfer pom Braflien
nit ietuer @emablin berali&eu Autbetl.
.~lBom 0berrbetn IL. Dec. -
Sett &urser1 bat f@ TN &lla6 etn@ etn:
jbanpe! na@ Deuti4lano b~eraus9ebtlpet.
auf ee1eu authorizing BE 2sute lelbt
ni@t re9ten III pdrfen elautten. Sber<
elld6tide @eine >purpen idon boy etnt>
eeu @o9en 8s(u&t uno In etnselnen Or
ten fol@e BON 1870 nit so Granfen Die
te3ablt. Die &a@fra9e IT aber
in3mti&en lelbf aus Barttnber8 uno
Dem Norpen 70 eefieaen, eab pieielbe
@orte, !. g. &tn3beimer, ieBt nur nod gu
rs 6rarfen gu BADEN 1T uno BE 6dnpler
nod Elm tpetteres Stetsen ber preile an
fanpigen. @te uns pteler Sage bort
BON febr unterri@teter Seite seri&ert
rpurpe, fno baielbt beretts an 1000
Sbm flr @ednuns lorooeut@er 6du.
ier, uau1entlt& Berltns, arSetaaft >por<
ben*
@aIratb C&reis Salt&),8. Dee.-
Mm 6. b. Abeno, ,pdbreno eiuss befttQen
@4neeeeft5rber6, nerltee Elm 2riiftiaer
Man,, aus bted9em 0rte @rrttenberten,
ulu, bisrber 3ur1dsufebren. 0belei4 Die
|G~ntf,rnun9 nur 20Winuten 'bstrdet, per>
irrte ct ii@ a. ,purre beuteM oreen erfroren
I'm Gelpe aufaefurbeu. Solde Gale, po6
2eute BET ben, tiefen @&nee. 3unnal bet
5&neseeRdber, SlId sertrren, efomu,en
fetbff bier ~ 2anpe no bic I5rfsr iebr
Enate bel einaaptr lttoen,l 70 piele yor,
pa6 man, ai$t seaus isrfasrf&t aab<
ueu fans. ssaR fs
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18
Nur 25 Seut8

ttr stad far 8artes nit ~folsenh<a Dostea xab gum plaetrra
tn 6Gauftnaer ~ssetsuet:
Oysters,
Cigars,
Dressmaking & Plain Sewing,
Candy & Apples,
No Credit,
6'sr piro Deutla selproden,
De";'oe 5anclune>
Ice Cream,
Fruit & Nuts,
Cakes 4 Pies,
i Norsk o. >wensk Handel,
On parle francois,
For Rent.
Mur nod .tne tetue ansabl tt ssr,dtis unb f.pt.n Sc,
!@atsl utee fol&e aa bateu pluf@sn balb uorlpredea Ii
$taats-Be tuns,
,-. ,, 30. q, Rtnuefota etraSe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-01-18

Iuu va VIZ III tbA abIbttAAH
lid rraren. fnb In oGen Iseien bs SanSes IN 70 siela, 5aasn
sae;tal sebei!t ncrtcn. bag es mcbl faura nittts 1T, tas Yublt.
hun, auf Ste 5etfrdite tisier Wtetisin aufn,ertIani. III MAIDEN.
Gfrppbul6itS @tft 1T elmer Der furttbariten Selaee ees
a%ueeabnte Setus bic gonnitrtiun unb o7ast idwdteneen unb
seIabriter a~raTfeetten Die Tbur. Dbne bag Der ydtlent at2
MUIR BE ssrtnGits Manuna BON ieiner Sc9enlrart pat. VI t9etnt
oen saEien S6vper ensufefen unS ftd bel elmer 9unf'isea 4ee-
falten su eatridetr, Ei es auf Ter Sttrea6e ober in bet
seeensorsanen. SIM httern Sale ftsn I'D, r!t p!9e!t@ ~,
oerteln III Der 2un9s rser i'm Sersea an; ;urpct!en ttlten lt
WeltDullte in Der yetss. pber bic SsranFteit ausert fa burt
1heie ees etitss. 2eshasb 1T Ter sslessatlite @ebraua elmer
alal9e sNa e'elss 5arlapasll.a ratblam, ie!t;t mo tehne athpea
S9n'pfe!'e Ger 8rantbsit erfhsinen. .Icrlrnen, he NIT fol8en-
ben yetsen bebaftet tno. duee,, turd Zen Getraud bieIer
81. slntonsfencr, geildtsroie roer G%rpllpelnS, Niedter,
SNiuinocn, @rinofopf, Sitteyuab!, b9ie QMgsn, b0ie Gtz
cen une dneere Gruptipnen pter fthtt1re Tprraen jfroptultfcr
A%rantbsien. 4ud tlf bieies MIitel bel ben serlsdtsren 5or-
G~piispli,,: @euralgie uaS ben eerlaissenarasen Giterse,
itJ,piirer' i'm Musfel- unb Nertsnlplan.
Sypbilitilde uber %nel,criids, lor;e uier1uriatibe Srart<
beiteu psrten hurG biele Webiain ssteilt, ctitun es serau.ner
ui ,u ubsrrrdltisen. Mueiu lan9e %Fartssftster Wsa:aut rrirb
ssclib ele yiur berrirter. 0turOrrboca, ober meiser iSlub,
@eihuure in o. 0cbarl1Itter uns aneere ipclblibe ttrane,
hsitcu rercsn rurh bic reinisenre ure tarfense 9Sirtcna bieier
Mshi;n bale aeuLctrt uNe eHelid o6lta asbetlt. Wenaue Wn-
,psSilnssn iur itbsa sin,s!nen Sail fnteu lid in u~nleren uuent-
aeitltt ausss1sbenen &lr'aaat. 9ibcunlctisn!us unb Gift.
.ses. surh ee InhGufurs frernter Nfafsrien i'm 9luse serut.
iaht- ie IN Der 8sasl le,I! culntt III tNsirsn; etenlo 9ebcr=
2ctsr uro tycltiudt, irsnn turd Die traaea @iite i'm Stut
s%egantaEt. mas gar taI6l Der SAT- 1T. Ouie SurIapariiid
1T sin snrtrtifdes Ifittel. unt tes SsNera gu farfen uus 3u
t:a'1:asu. DIE Matte,,, YeroroIsnen, acknowledgement
t"b SAiAi.picn, (rwie 1iceniscn. ts nit nerG0ler sAt=
Is1nra une Turdbt cSer anbsrn Son,prwen Der 6Gjpddje
ter1itet fnb. ntrsen bel siNcn &erlud ausfnbiid1t9e QlRees
rlna u> t~ta.ladliIs llsber;susune scu BEN 3%eitraftsn bte(C
Itoiy Nssen.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-19

FEED AND TREATMENT OF HORSES.
Hay and oats make the best feed for
horses that are obliged to work hard and
regularly. If the hay is cut fine and
the oats bruised or ground, the whole
mixed and moistened, the horse will
eat his rations quicker, digest them
sooner, and thus have more time for
resting and renewing his power for la.
Dor. Farmers horses that work little
during the winter time may be kept
cheaper by cutting and mixing bright
straw and hay In equal quantities, and
adding a ration Of steamed potatoes or
raw carrots. Colts should be fed liber-
ally on good hay-bright clover is best
and bruised oats give them a roomy
box stall In stormy weather and during
nights. Litter freely, and do not let
the manure accumulate under them.
Sawdust or spent tan makes good and
convenient bedding; !; in cities aud viii
lages they are often cheaper than straw.
Groom horses well and let them have
exercise every day run in the yard
is excellent. See that stable floors over
Easements are sound and strong. Ar
range the feeding racks so that dust an d
hay seed will not fall into the horses
names or eyes; some horsemen build
their managers too high, thus forcing the
animal to take an unnatural and pal n
fui position when eating. Farm horses
that are not worked should have tn cir
shoes taken off, and those that are
driven on the road should be kept w ell
shod. Stock Journal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-19

REMOVING LARGE TREEs.-When it
is desirable to move large tree, the
depth of winter-the ground frozen
should be chosen for the operation. N OF
only deciduous trees, but any kind of
evergreens, even hemlocks, the most
difficult to remove, may be safely trans
planted at this season. 1t is obvi Gus
. that the time to prepare for such work
is before the ground becomes frozen.
A trench should be dug around the tree
sufficiently distant from the trunk to
leave untouched a large mass of the
roots, and sufficiently deep that they
may be undermined without being dis
turbed. 1t should then be partly filled
filled up with leaves or coarse litter,
which will preserve the bottom from
freezing. In February or March, when
the frost is most severe, the litter may
be etaken out, the tree completely under
mined, and the frozen mass of ca rth
around the roots pried out of the hole
and placed on a stone.boat. 1t may
now be conveyed to its new home, which
should have been prepared and protect
ed from the frost. Sufficient earth from
the surface or from some rich spot
should have been placed in the bottom
ofsome hole, the tree planted on this,
and the hole filled with similar soil.
When the spring arrives the tree will
settle into its place without further care,
except perhaps little filling up, and
will be improved rather than injure d.
Hearth and Home.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-19

FATTENING Fowls FOR MARKET
The fowls desired to be fattened should
be placed in small, warm coops, not too
many "huddled together" but so that
they can have limited range. AS soon
as they become reconciIed to their new
quarters, commence feeding them regu-
larly three times day-morning noon
and night. In the morning we should
feed with cooked corn meal, at noon
with cooked oat or barley meal and
mashed potatoes; at evening feed them
with a mush of corn meal cooked in
skim milk, if the milk is procurable.
1t is said this latter feed gives the fl esh
rich golden hue The coops should
be kept scrupnlously clean, well sup
piled with gravel and provided with
plenty of fresh water.
If fowls are fed in the manner here
indicated, they will fatten in from ten
to twelve days, when they should be
killed and sent to the market, or else
they are liable to disease, and decline
rapidly. Old fowls can, in like man.
ner, be fattened perfectly fat in the
course Of fifteen or twenty days.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-19
Boys and Pumpkin Pies.

What John said was, that he didn't
care much for pumpkin pie; but that
was after he had eaten whole one. 1t
seemed to him that mince would be
better. The feeling of boy toward
pumpkin pie has never been properly
considered. There is an air of festivity
about its approach in the fall. The boy
is willing to help pare and cut up the
pumpkin, and he watches with the
greatest interest the stirring up process
and the pouring into the scalloped crust.
When the sweet SAVIOR of the baking
reaches his nostrils, he is filled with the
most delightful anticipations. Why
should he not be? He knows that for
months to come the buttery will con-
tain golden treasures, and that it will
require only slight ingenuity to get
at them. The fact is, that the boy is as
good in the buttery as in any part of
farming. His elders say that the boy
is always hungry but that is very
coarse way to put it. He has only re-
Gently come into world that is full of
good things to eat, and there is on the
whole very short time in which to
eat them at least he is told among the
first infOrmations he receives, that life
is short. Life being brief, and pie and
the like fleeting, he very soon decides
upon an active campaign. 1t may be
an old story to people who have been
eating for forty or fifty years, but it is
different with beginner. He takes
the thick and thin as it comes, as in
pie, for instance. Some people do make
them very thin. l know place where
they were not thicker than the poor
mans plaster; they were spread so thin
upon the crust that they were better
fitted to draw out hunger than to salts
fy it. They used to be made up by the
great oven full, and kept in the dry
cellar, where they were hardened and
dried to toughness you would hardly
believe. This was long time ago, and
they make the pumpkin pie in the
country better now, or the race of boys
would have been so discouraged that /
think they would Eave stopped coming
into the world.-C. ID. Warner.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-01-19
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VARNIsH IN BURNs.-Paris is much
interested in remedy discovered by a
workman, who, to relieve the pain from
severe burn, thrust his hand into a
pot of varnish which happened to be at
his side. The relief was so sudden and
the healing Of the wound SO rapid
that the news spread, with the result o.
bringing to him every one in the neigh
borhood who had burn. Many won.
derful cures are said to have been per-
formed at the time of the great explosion
in Metz, last September, and the dis.
coverer has been summoned to Paris to
make some public experimentation
nal de CHenlie.