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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23
A Mechanic in Embroyo.

Some people are born mechanics, as will
more fully appear from the following,
taken from the Examiner Of the 18th Of
July 1--WE saw yesterday at the Empire
Foundry, on Beal street, a large 'Occident'
(stove) range, which was complete, made by
San Francisco born boy aged only four
teen years 1t is fine specimen of work
manship and attracts much attention The
youthful mechanic is named John Keough.
We note this to show what might be done
by those of our boys who are made
hoOdlums because of Chinese colnpeti-
ton and cheap labor, were they allowed
equal opportunity and encouragement.
And herein is a subject for reflection in
connection with the questions Of the day.
This boy is the son Of Thomas keough.
who is one Of the best moulders in the city
and would no doubt make q good manager
Of the Cooperative Stove Mandatory he
proposes to establish in San Francisco.
The skill of this youth is an illustration of
what mechanic parents might do for their
boys if they could rid themselves Of the
foolish notions that do-nothing calling
makes a gentleman. Such boy working
for hours and studying At school four more
would prove that labor is truly honorable,
and the mechanic gentleman dnd
Senate.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23
WIT AND WISDOM.

What j. cuutentnrnt The philosophy
IL life, and the PRINCIPAL ingredient Ia the
cup ~ happiness. 4 commodity that IL
underyalu-d m consequence ~ the very
low prIce at which u can be obtained
Revenge Is a MONETARY triumph. Of
which the satisfaction dies ~ once. and IS
succeeded by rem"rse, whereas forgive
ness, which Is the nobest of all revenge.
entails perpetual pleasure
I'm So thirsty said a boy At work III
the cornheld Il Well. work away, SAID
his industrious father III You know the
prophet says. Ho'-I every one that thirst
eth
A little four year r-pid child la Portland
told his father he was fool. On being
reprlmanded by his mother. and required
to say he was sorry, he toddled up 10 the
lnsulted parent and exclaimed - Papa,
m sorry you 5 fool
An Irishman aud Yankee met at a tav-
ern, and therr was but one bed for them
On retiring. the Yankee said he did not
care which side NJ the bed Ne took
Then, said Pat, you may take the
under side.
Once on time a Dutchman and a
Frenchman were travelling IN Pennsylvania,
when their horse lost "A shoe. They drove
up to a blacksmith shop, and no one being
in, they proceeded t. the house to inquire.
The Frenchman raped and called out " Is
de smitty within = Stand back, saws
Hans; = let me shpeak. l. der blacksmith :
in der house '''
A witness IN a late divorce case Kept say.
ing that the wife had very retaliating
disposition that she rctaliated for every
little thing. Did you ever see her hus-
band kiss her r asked the wife's counsel.
- Yes, sir. often" What dld she do on
such occasions = - She always retaliated,
sir.
| On obserVa ant lady says that she was
never as much Inclined I" laugh in church
as on a recent Sunday. when. walking
down the broad aIsle~ after service, she
saw that every woman ahead ~ her VA,
using her left hand Ia arranging that plr
tion II her dress sdorn'ng her back. and
before she vas aware ~ ID she found her
self similarly employed
"Oh," gasped Mrs Weighty. as sh,
ascended the second fight of stairs ia hel
residence, - really cannot run up an,
more stairs. ''Ot course not. testil,
answered the husband = but ii the stair
were made q dressmakers' bills you coul,
run them up very easily 4 90 detes
pun, exclaimed Mrs W the next day. ~
counting the nyersatIon ~ a friend
"Oh Ma, SAD a htsiegiFl vino bad beel
to a show, " I've seen the elephant, and y
walks backward aud eats with his tail
A negro stole the carpet from Tennes
see church, and cut It dp into horse
blankets. and the congregation ali wen
over to Broad river to see him immersed
| From some unaccountable accident he wa
held under the water Just one minute to
long.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23
CHICAGO DETROIT CINCINNATI AUGUST 23 1878

II know not. You have followed the
wrong man. do not know where it Is; |
had not known it was stolen.
Your friend here promised me that you
would join me in a search for it, If |
caused your recovery. viii you do so y
I" will. p"
+" And you have no suspicion Of who may
have been concerned i'll the robbery 7"
I" cannot think-but, hold! have .
suspicion. The villain who placed me in
the condition | have been in, and who
would have robbed me, may have had a
hand in this.
His name r. eagerly inquired the In
dian.
" Is Robert Margrsves.
'If this be So" said Mr.. Yorston, COM
ing forward, II know his whereabouts.
He is at Denslow."
"At Denslow :" murmured Cecil Dare.
Yes; passing under the name Of Sidney
Vivian :"
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23
VOLUME TX.


Frum the 4uokeusd Sumb of the primal gloom
The sun rolet black and bare.
Till Wove HIM vest far his Ethlup breast
Of the threads II nay golden hair.
And when the broad tent of The armament
Ar'se on IL airy slars,
pencieu the line ~ ia, mAt,hltss blue
And spalsled II round With stArs.
painted TIE flowers II the Eden bowers
And their leaves ~ living green,
Aud uIue we're the dyt- NJ the sinle>S v,es
Ot kdeu's ,Inyin queen.
But when ne hrnd's art, With tristfu heart
Had fastened its mortal >pell,
lu the sllNcrN sphere ~ Tie ur-t bon. tear
Tee the trembling earth tel
When the wave thai b,u-, o'sr ,..rid Aocur.ed
Their Nork ui wrath hll sped
AMI the Ark lone trv frsi and
tame forth AMONG the ueal,
With the Wund ruus ssuu- q u., uIIa beams
bidt their terror cease,
As ! wrote uu the taii ID tst -tsnA IsTk >rrOli
,.vd- y''ei.sAt a peas.
Like pan ~ rest on 4 sya-rIys~ tT14st
Nights f4neral shadow slept
ht. shepherd swans "u bethrh-ia pain,
Thor lonely yigil- Kept
When flashed on their ~i-ht the hstAld'- bright
ut heaven, redeculng plan
A they chantei the morn Il a savior i-'ru-
joy joy To the ouicA-t, Nan
E,lau favor -luw L. the luft, auI taN
uu the just al.i the unlu,t de-. end
ca The mind, whose >phvrt> r, darkne.s and
Feel mA smile. the hiesl smile .i a friend
Nav. the Hover uf the waste 3, smile embraced
A. tue rose Ia the sanieu ut kiug,.
Al tAe ,hl r,..I', bier u the Nultu 4il~Ar
Aud iu' tH- g-V huttrrhA wings.
Tie ui-cit-ulate morn. Abs a uiahnci fltluru,
tUuctAls all the pride Dc her charms.
Til hld the bright hour> chase tir Hsht from her
flowers.
And .eid the Young daS to hc- arms.
Aud when thc Kay ruvur seeks I've Tor hi> l,Nrt,
And sinks to his halniy Ief-sv,
I e rap the soft rest iy the - -ANr famed vest,
iu curtains uI amber aud ruse.
Prom my syugiurl steep O., the night nTO'-iv deep
gaze Nlti un-lumbrrllg eNe,
" uau th. uyuu,uIe star Il the mariner
T. hluttru out Irnlu iHe sks.
Ana .u.l-.l b, me thriu ~ the usrTviies- sea,
Ih.u-A .l,yd uN thg hurrcAnrs v4Il.s.
Ii. -liutts,it=,. dArk. lone, WeteT4g hark,
Iu The haven home >titlN he hriu--
NsAyu tAt d nrNrT- their -Ians led bVNvrs.
Tu, liil- lu thrr ,hauibers ~ .ry.'4,
And I. r,lut-lu 4..I Tlliu glow Wtl beauty agAn,
Is The. hA,h Them u.stlnAl siivlu.
Jl IL ~.Hh the -iit worth u my i.rrsenle 10 cath,
ILDr-A ntfu .uI h-eu-. ths ~h.le
" hat slhuu- alust rJ,I ti4s ituu.e q tis be-4
t.rI br. .ht NIth The bvlt, smile
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23
No. 273 & 275 Madison St.
Corner VI Market street,
CHICAGO. ILL

Nil r-,etr saving deposits aud pay Interest "n NE
same rate ii per cent per annui, A. provided
Ia its l laws Wa receive and execute trusts ana ~
vest m4ne, fur ndi,id T.. estates Compilations. AMI
societies Wl loan ~ on bonds and mortgages
cash rot.rtl- ad other good securities, giving prefer
ence, however persons Of small means al" aBe
desir1 " =, iritg hlmes and Will sell exchange 81
the t-uyifal cities uf this country, Europe, ana the
Cauadl- rut I.-iir traveller. letters - credit
This Rank ls '3-n organized az strictly Trust
Aud saNtng. RaRk. and Viii transact only such bust
j., directly connected with the receipt and care
II Trust 1ni savings Fuhds. aud val De a. lDerSi
is business actions as Is consistent with SOUND
aud c'u>er,Ati,e policy and permanent safety.
Dep-i desiring do 80. can have letters addressed
them % the bank aud on their request these
etter- viii bee t,rAarded u any other postofhce They
may tl-l apply % the cashier for any Information on
matter pf lu-uy,- or have letters carefully ad-
dressed and tsrE lriel.
Speid arrtI- -etheuts have been made Tor a Ladies
Bustne-~ Department., In . neatly furnished room
with dressing attached, and separate from The
general business room. entrance 70 Nhch - rrom Mar
ket street.
The Bank will ,, open the transaction of husin
from 10 A n to ! p NJ. aud on saturtay evenings
from u
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23

A VERY SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANcE.-1h 1ht
Store, Iron and Tin Trade Journal, IF New
York. published the following very singu-
lar calculation Fuller, Warren 4 Co..
Of Troy, have manufactured over 100, 600
Stewart stoves. An ingenious statistican
has made the following calculation respect
ing the quantity of food prepared in them,
which is truly wonderful. Each stove has
averaged over five years of use. As they
have been chiefly used in large families, IT
is estimated that at least barrel Of -four
per month has been required. This would
be 5000, 600 barrels, quantity that would
cover, stood on end, three farms, Of one
hundred acres each, completely with the
barrels it would fill 5000 canal boats, oc-
cupying space of twelve miles on the
canal it would require 4, 800 buildings,
three stories high, twenty feet front, and
fifty feet deep. OF both sides Of Broadway
its whole length, and Lexington avenue in
addition, to contain it. In single file, these
barrels would stretch from the Atlantic to
the Pacific or, if massed together i'll the
highways, every street in New York below
Chambers would be completely filled
Baked into loaves, every family, and every
man, woman and child in the world, would
have at least four meals. All this without
calculating the meat that has been cooked,
or the tons of vegetables and other food.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23

A colored brother Ut Railway, " J.'
camp meeting thus stated his article of
faith Ebery Christian, he said, "am
four-footed, an de- feet am prayer, faith,
hope, an charity. When we stan sauar'
on dem four feet, VEIN all right
Scruples-EngliAh tourist" My man,
what's your charge for rowing me across
the Firth r Boatman-" Weel, air, waS
jist thinkin' Gamma break the Sawbath-
day for no less than fifteen shullnA."
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1873-08-23

Don't worry about my going away dAr-
ling. Absence, you know, makes the heart
grow fonder. "Of somebody else, added
the darling.
A Cincinnati brewers wife papered her
trunk with costly keg revenue stamps, and
the brewer is in Jail tor the way he took on
about it.
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ORRIdERs:

l. B. stpW,q. Prest 80. b DRAkE. 2d " Prest
n G. PoSERS y Frest. jas : GiHH~, Cashier,
WIN open far business 3i day ~ June, ISIS, ~
the building formerly occupied hs the I mon National
Bank
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(Auslano.)
8erlin, 25. Sept. $50 oer @laubc
]9tpinoet, ba finoet befanntlid Der Mber=
CLAUDE Ylcb. 60 finbet man ben in Der
Souptl ltabt bet Sntelli9en5 in bic 81 iir=
1dmelle man6er Wobnung Elm altes ouf=
ellen einselollen, uno auf Die 6ra9e, ,uas
bas @ufeifeu 5ulle, erDalt mon bic Nnt=
mort, es biene gum @9nbe se9en bple
@eilter. @er baran ssueifelt, bob 8er=
liner 70 abergldubi16 16 ieien, tann li@
lei6t perl0nlid oapon iiberSeuen. .9pie i'd
es mod eben getban in benz 9oule 5rieo=
ri6jtraBe 17S beim Muf9an9e gum pbo=
to9rapbi19en Mtelier ppn Gebr. 9aole.
Mien "a. @ept. Ser ~Oeiterr.
@olfsfr." bemertt: vgDir baben seitern
bic st1omentane elbwel lenbeit nnleres
8otb]9afters BON Berlin betont. 9eute
BEL ltdtist 1ogar Bag officieQe Selegromm,
boB alle bier 8otb19aftere au@ Die BON
&uBlanb, 6ranfreib uno Gn9lano> Su
Der Mnfunit bes &0ni9s 8ictor emanuel
ni6t nod Berlin 9etommen uno nur De-
rem @el9dftstrd9er beim Gmpfon9e an
,pe}enb tparen. gitnmt man oa5u, ooB
Shirt Bismard slei9falls "we9en Snois=
petition" 1id) rperlpatet" bat uno Der
&ronprin5 non Sa6Ien uauf Ginlabun9"
beg &ailers Srans Soiepb sur Sasb nod
@teiermarf ab9ereilet lit uno 10 nebenbel
bcm 8e1u9e Ieines 9errn ~8etters" ons=
,uei9t, 10 tonnte unlere Wiener Preb=
S,oute =WpIe pnhl no6 unb nod i'll bet
Ginli6t tommen, oaB lie nit ibrer Be-
geilterun9" fir ben ,,R6nis BON Stolien"
aiemli6 ilolirt bo1 1tebt Ooer ,piiroe lie
6iellei6t wieber 10 i6ueres @eluidt oui
beu ,,Bruocr unb Treuno" in Dem Soa=
|ite bes &aiiers @ilDelm legen, ,pie lie es
neulid) bier in Mien fiat? Scr 5crblt
lit biel les SoDr beIonbers uni freunoli@
,lnb roub uno ba befommen aud bic
0iplomaten mitunter einen-@6nupfen!
Sic 3obl ber Yrotei itantil l6en Sbeo=
lo9en on ben uniperli rlitdten 1T i'm ltcten
g6nebmen besreifen. Nuf ben llniperli=
tdtcn Der a6t altpreubii6en propin1en
fat Die 3abl Der junsen 2cllte. ,pel@e lld)
Sen tbeologil6eu @tlloien wlomen> BON
1S62-lS72 absenommen : in Berlin
bon $40 auf 214, in Bonn pon 81 onf
SO, in Breslau BON lis auf 5O> III
@reiistuaIb bon 26 ouf 21, in 9allc pon
38l auf 223 uno in &0ni9sber9 BON ll6
auf IS. Sn @umma bat eine Nbnobme
pon 1862 ouf 625 itatt9elunben:
Berlin, ID. October. Ser 6onbels=
n,iniiter iowobl> ols berMiniiter oes S ~
. neren baben bic &reis6eb6rben ongclulc=
len, jdmmtlide in 0eutl@lanb luobnenoc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS aus5u'ueilen.
st . III, %. Sept. Menn oas Srel=
ben ber Stelianillimi in 8el@impIuns
bes frans0fi9en Botfes nod lan9e 10
: fortbauert, 10 1T es burGaus ni6t 81 Der
iuunbern, penn eines ]60nen Sa9es oos
fran50fi9e Commencement leincn of!ieiel=
len 8erte6r nit bet &e9ierung Wictor
Gmanuel's abbri9t. &ein Sag perseDt,
t an tueldenn Die 9eloen Der Ybraie Trant=
/ rei@ ni9tim irseuo elmer @e'le inlul=
tiren.
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lebte Gen1us ou 4O.226 GtnfDpDHeln an=
qob, lit Die Sdfte, ol|o 10000 gelii9tet.
Don Sen 5uriid9ebliebenen 2l 900 llno
ii6cr Sau1eno bereits on. selben Sieber
oeltorben. Grfrontt lino ouBeroem nod
peitere o1tunbspansig 5unoert: Be= !
finben lid bod nod III in oielem 9lugen=
blitfe eintoulcno breibunbert Yerlonen
unter dr5tli6er 8ebanblung. Man@e
@taotbeile linb belonoers i9tper bein1ge=
Iu9t. Sn einem 9oule itorben bier. III
cinem anberu flint in eincn1 orltten er=
franften 16neu Dinter chamber fiinf &in=
Der, Bater unb Ml,ttcr.
-@oDrer 9elbenmutb. Be-
reits baben mir beri6tet, oaB bier tatbo=
|li16e Yrieiter il, Gbreoeport, ben1 selben
Ticber gum Opfer felen. Ser tatbl:
@emeinbe ba]elbit fanoen bisber 5lpe!
Sci iItli6e Dor, bic ,,ebenbei nod tlut
Tilil 5tationen, namli9: Min6en, 9o=
mer &it6ie, Qes Presles unb 8ellepue su
uer]eben batten. Wls 6er 9o@m. s..
Bierre un6 BET 9o6tp. S. Quenleraps
ber @eu9e erlegen warer,, troten 5tpet an
bere @eiltli6e in bic 8reld)t> ober aub
oie5e tpuroen bolb babin serafft. Sebt
16idte Der So6tp'ite 8il6of Mqrtin BON
9ot9itoGes Ieinen &onaler, Den 9o@tp.
S. Sc 8e5ouet fin, u11 ben &ranten uno
@terbenoen bic Sr0ltungen oer @eligion
su ipenben. Na9 flint Sagen eifri9en
gBirtens puroe er bon oem 9elben Tleber
ereriffen uno 9eitern tuuroen feline ueber=
relte alr Groe be1tattet. &aum botte bet
tpiroi9e Yrie1ter feline Nu9en fur INNER
9e16lol1en, als lid brei Snbipiouen, 9ta=
mems Goiron, Wilb unb Maple, Die bon
Nem Orleans als vGranfen,pdrter" no9
! Gbrepeport gefommen tparen> liber Die
G6ecten oes WerForbenen berma9ten uno
leine &leiber, ubr unb Grucifiy raubten.
Sic l1ebeltbdter tpurben arretirt, uno bic
:: 8ep0lferung lit berart entriiitet, oab ben
orei 6allunfen, iobalo lire S6ulo eripie=
i len 1T, ein trr5er Yro5eb beporitebt.
Srobbem nun bereits felt beml5: @ep=
tember, allo innerbalb oreier 9Do9en,
|funf @rieiter in Musiibung ibres 8eruf fes
in @brebeport 9eforbet iinb; 1T Die @e.
:: meinbe bolelbf bod nid)t uerlpaif. 3tuel
i aSeIutlcIUulel, utt uutt 1tS'o H~]tS"u~ wv
6iugeaogen, ino iebt auf bieiem 6eloe oes
@9redens, no ibnen ber Sob ieben Nue<
genblid in bet 9rauiigiten @eitalt ent9e:=
gen ftarrt unermiioli9 tbdtig, un1 DE
0otb gu linoern ,1uo ben &ranten Se'=
itanb 81 leiiten.
+ gluG6 aus Mlempbis brin9t ber Sele.
: graph Die Na9ri9t, baB bort big lest ore1
: Yriei iter am selben Tieber seItorben l''1o'
! Ser brittle @ater O'8rien, Dem Ooml=
nifanerorben anseb0ris, bau9te oorget
itern feline cole @eele aus. &ur5 oorDe'
mar bic 2ei1e BET @9weiter So1epba 5n'
: @ube getrasen porben. .Nus einem an e!nen
I bieltsen @ei6dftsmann eeri@teten Tr':
:. patbriefe er}eben tuir, oaB auber Del
! e6lpeiterSoiepba binnen ben lestsn a9'
! 9agen brei onbere barmberSl9e Sdme:
fern bas 3iel ibrer @iini9e. ndml!@ y
: Musiibung ibres beiliger Berufes on
! NlartDrerfrone j., ertperben, erre1@t ba:
8 ben. Ser Sob beg Naters S's8rlen UNI
unb Der bier @6peitern bat bic Beltur:
+ 5uns unb bem Sanlmer beg tatbol'l@e'
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8Dn Eenneifcr,

8Dn Senneifcc,
Nte mpDis, s. Oct. ga6renb lebter
Na1t trat Deiti9er Troi It Elm, Der li9 oQer
Mnseibcn nu1 9(benbs wieberbolen miro,
,utnn j9on beute mebr neue Salle ange=
melbet ,porben fnb, ols je Supor. Sn
Den upn ber &rantbeit Deimgelu6ten
@toottbeile befinben 1i6 600 Sieberfronfe
lit Qrstli9cr Bebonolung rno beute lino
- at bcr Gpibemie 8er1 1torbene beeroigt
,porben, unter benen liG audi Soter
Ga1cp, Elm priei iter bes 9ominicaner=Or=
bens> befan0.
NfempDis, 8. Oct. 9eute W{or9en
trat .obcrnols Gin Dciti9er Sroit ein.
@cltcrn fanben 42 2ei9en ltott, tuopon
81 an 9elbem Tieber. Inter oenielben
beionb Ii6 ou6 @9meiter Moria Solepb,
ebemoligc @uperiorin Der ct. 9lsnes
Scabemie. Ser bo9p. Serr u. 8.
O'Brien, pom Yaulorer Gonbente gust.
4eters in Mempbis> 1T glei9falls om
oelben 6ieber front unO Dem Sooe nabe.
90 =Orleans, 9. Oct. Scr
bob,u. Yater $. 5ouo, Prdlibent bcs@t.
M}ary= =Gollesiums gu Sefferlnn III ct.
Somes Bori1b 1tarb geltern na9 eitiem'
lu,r breitagigen &ranfe,,laser. St ,ua1
eiuer Der ousee5eiGnetfen Yrieiter oieie'
GrSoiDceIe unb itano nod in oer 8litb'
hes 2ebens. .s:,~s. ....al
Ser bob,u. ,Yater 2eosonel 1tarb beut
@ormittas in @brepeport am 9elbel
fSieber. St tpor Der @ecretdr beg 81
idofs BON 9&at9ito6es uno lit bercits be-
finite Yrielter aus bieier 9i6eeie, luel9e,
oer GcuDe gum Opfer gefallen lit. 81
bate 9lot9ito3e5 erit bor iper,i9en Sa
oen perlo{len, UNI ben 2eioenben in @bre:
peport 8ei1tano su leiiten.3 ~
9fetuz SrIe 2a. 1O.0ct. 2au
9lo6ri1ten bon Sbrepeport, 2a.> 1inb bi
Dprtigen 5ele9rapben=Weomten 9e1unl
uno f6nnen ibren 9icnit uerieben. 9eut
itarben bort nur 5tuei Yerlonen ant gel
ben Tieber. =. '.5'o;63 II. s'% j.s.1,<
N5 ntg.om erp,a Mlab:, 10. Octbr
eSu ben lebten "a ,@tunoen ltarben bie
3 Yerlonen am 9elben Sieber. .. ..~
Ofem pD&is, Semi, 10. Ottpber. -
Sic Gtaot bietet beute Elm I9auerli6e
8ilo Beg @(enbes unb Sammers. N0r6
Ii9 pon 9oan,s @trobe fno nur eini9
Stores ofien unb 2ei@enpagen, iopi
&utl1en fit 2ei6enbe9dngniile, jaee1
bic @troBen el1tlang. @eitern erlasel
4S Yerionen Dem 9elben Tieber uno I'M
ter ben elf iibri9en @eitorben, beren 80
Desurl laden als unbetannt ansesebe
,purben> tuaren ii6erli@ mebrere. tpeld)
-ebenfalls am selben Gieber 9eitorbe'
1inb. ,.,
Giner unl nlerer bielisen 4er5te pera,l
iAlaate beute bic 3abl Der am 9elbe
1ieber frant lesenoen perionen auf l0O(
-. Sn Den beute l l1br g. M: snbenoe
"A Gtunbens 1tarben bier so Yerlone
,neiftens am selben Tieber. :. =. ...'
y 9as gelbe Gieber fdbrt, bt
talten @itteruns Der lebten Sa9e 5lll
Srok fort, in @brepeport uno Mempbi
au tpiitben. 3umal Mempbis leioet fur91
bar, @on ieiner &ep0lteruns> 'peld)e o'
Ohio. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1873-1874, 1873-10-16

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uni neue Opfer oer 19redli6en &rant=
beit sur lebte &ubeftdtte gu >brinsen.
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bofjt auf cine baloige Menoerung oer
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fort.
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-02-26

the amount and quality Of wool to CORE
spond-who can not see that here is nice
little income with a fair percentage of pro-
ft 2 You can make much or little out Of
a sheep. You thus have your lambs to sell
your wool, your eggs,a porker or two, a good
surplus of butter from few cows-you
have your oats, your wheat, your corn, your
clover, and cornstalks to feed, and your
timothy to sell you have some clover seed
to dispose Of, some apples, may be other
fruit, grapes, berries, vegetables youraisc
a calf or two, you raise in fine your own
stock You thus have a chance for per.
feet rotation, extended or varied at pleas.
ure. Your clover enriches your soil SO
do your pasture and meadow properly man.
aged your corn improves your land In
a word, you have an interest 10 the market
Of every farm product, and you can not
fail to get high price for some Of them
every year, and loss on no one with pro.
per attention. Do what you do in the best
way, then you will ride the top Of the wave
r c., IN Utica Herald.