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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
Bernard Larnzr . Joseph JOuei.

SsiXVH DISTRICT CuURr FOH THE PARISH
- OF cIiean.. Sa. a9t3--By 'irtu- of :. WI: a:
srlzur. and .al- M. iii rcied bV h. honor.aa.
the Sixth Dis ;!.t Court Tor the parish at Orleans
in the ,nu,e untitled .au... =. p.or..d 20 sell d.
public aN"tiDn at h.. Merchants !. Il AuCtiUa'..Is
FXchang ROI al street. between Cana. AID ca.
tomhuu-- streets, ~ the .""nd OistIi.: Il: tn.s
.itv. SATURDAY MaIrI -. 1913. ct tW.!.r
..i.'k NJ. .hr 5o!,NEI. d. >cE!bHG Y!OY.EIy, -
y
4 LOT az GROUND, tr,"t'"r with "Ii 'he b:'i:.I
ing. and Improvement. TIA. or. situated 10 tie
FiIs. District Of this .jty.Tp shat part porti"'
"a led tn. .uglc. briI. III" corner e: angie .:
said trianGl" ncaI"st the ~ :; and G"'j. .i': 10
thJ number tOllit.su. e pa" draw by &. /.
ZlHpv.. late surveyor. dated Nay .. ij.: Who
7Iif lot .uTcs tlIt, ht 'rst ~ IN. hes
on Louisa now C"lri,., street. tA7rts light to-
Elk inches font on Triangle street ten fee! tJoi;
10 th.. river. now 80 Front street. aud tLiris
tlgl, feet eleven inch,, VI depth ;hc eul..T
line which divides / from io' number ;n!. ,.si.,
The whu'. agrce.blv tua pan ~ = 'J.fa". :.
J. 8 Ceiio. architects. dated October :. 1867 ,.s
deposited IN the. office q! :. {. t.Sei!I.r ?. nucar1
public i'll ~ 3 city.
Being tn. same property acquire! h' we ds'i.iG
ant herein by purchase II. made H..ruG tI"E
Michael schiller. per -: passed on !rc nints
Hov.ubrs, 1856, before salL notary, J. g tUys...r.
i'lan III, Vrct J.. ROW -. GAa.l,it.Ua aG tie 2"
change.
seized N 'h- aSov. .'ii'.
IeTus-Cas!G or IN. t!'"'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
7.
fp26 MID u Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.


SNIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR tbs PARISH OF
- Orleans. No. 42S! BY vir ne of writ OF seiz-
and sale to me cted by the honorable the
Sixth istrCt Court for The parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cadae. will proceed to sell at
public auction, at the Merchants and AuctlOueers'
tOnhouse streets, il the Second District of thus
city, SATURDAY, March d. l573, at twelve
o'clock Nj, the following described property, to
ONE CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. .itnated in
the Second District of his city in the square com
Irisei wit Inn Royal, Hospital Charities and Ursu-
lines streets d -siguated by the nU Der one on
plan dated the Lwrnt y-lGurth Fehurarv, 1881 and.
deposited in the office of Amede Dlcstei, notary
public OF this city, plan number three of the
book OF plans number two; sad lot of ound
forms the corner OF Royal and Hospital streets,
aud M assures fOrty -sIX trtt ten inches mont
ROYAL street by ninety feet deep and front Hos
pitai street; together with all the buildings and
improvements thereon without exception
ovation. being the same property acquired by
the defendant herein by purchase from Mrs.
Amelia Z4charie taui. widow of Ito, ace q. Cam
mack per act passed before said notary Ducatel
on the TIVE nty-eighth day OF June. 1909.
bred and sixty nine.
Seized in tn. above suit.
Terms ard Co uditions-Tie purchaser To assume
the pavuatnt of the following bouds or notes due
10 the COnsoi dat. association Oh the Plant crs Nt
Louisiana, and secured by mortgage on the aiOTe-
uiurty-t yht dollars and fifty six cents, payable
Jane l. 1873. for 81. hundred and sixty dol ar-
and th!Ttv-tiN cents, payable jun !, 1915 one t'r
siH hundred and twenty two dollars and sixteen
cents PAYABLE June !, 1873. aud Tor five hun
red and e,ghty-tnr..- dollars and ninety SIX cents
payabe Jun. 1876, making the aggregate i'm = t
two thousand tvc hundred and SIXTY five dollars
and iour cents and the balance surplls a SAID
purchase plice to be pad cash on the spot,
". J. HARPER,
,rist S',YIN ~ tNl,A Parish ~. - leans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

I us fH' IVENSs
G,IXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
> Orleans No 3854.--By virtue of wit of feIi
1acias 10 me directed by the honor able tho six tn
District Court for the parish of orleans. In the
abuv. entitled cause, will proceed To sell at pub
lie auction the premises heI enaf er de sigma ted
Oh TUESDAY March II, 1873, at Ia past ten o'clock
\. H., the 70 lowing described property, to wit
The FURNITURE AND MOVABLE fPECrS
contained in tn. pr, misses No. 1856 julia street, be
tween st. Char and Carondeet str. cts, id the
First District of this city. per inventory Nhic!
may De seen in my Office
Seized in tbs above suit.
Terms-CasL on the spot.
" p HARPER
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

James McCracken, Administrator of the
eucc@sslul ~ William McCTacken. We. James
Madison Wells.
BNOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
i of Orleans. No. s9 80 no. 1880. late Seventh
uistrct Court tor the parish of Orleans by VIZ
tue Of d writ of seizure and sale TO me d.
Iac:,d " the late Seventh District Court Tor
the parish of Orleans from which this ease
has - Law been transferred 20 the -Four til
Di.t:i-. Court for tie parish of Orleans. in
th.. abos" entitled cause. wiz proceed to sell at
Exchange Royal street. between Canal and Gus.
Toulouse streets IN tn. Serond District If this
..i;y on MONDAY. March 10, 1873 at twelve
o'clock NJ. tie following described property. to
|g!--
A CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND together with
all 'hr buildings and Improvements thereon. and
Al the rights, Ways. privileges and advantages
thcr.Unt" be onEiug or II auy"lse app rttlnll@.
situated "A IL. taHbuUrg art. formerly IN the
par IA OF Jefferson. in the Sixth District q;
:hr ,ltV Ui N."- Orleans and des'gi ated as square
number s.vrut ynnt. y plan drawn by T. Bus-
son late surveyor, dated 'ne twenty first of Jan.
;Iar.. 1877: said square bciu. comprised within
=. nat Robert. st. Denis AID Diyddts streets. and
measuring three, hundred and Two ttt nine niche.
'front.' Sonj;t street, like front on Robert street
two hundred and fifty tc. front on st. Denis
street and Ike frcl. !'ryau, street, a. Amer
Ian s.sIrr Being n. same property which
va. acquired bv VI" defendant herein rr pur-
chase from Char.-s Patterson, hy 81 act passed
before A. Her" lat" notary public u shs cry on
~. thirteenth .: August, .8...
Seed ii The above suit.
.eTEus-a'a5f. on IL. spot.
W HARrRr.
~ Sh.,:tI af n, t1-ho NJ q
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
NH II app Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
Francis Bone VS., John J. kreider.

INOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
Il Of Orleans. No. 38,253,-By virtue Of a writ of
seizure and sale to directed by the honorable the
Fourth District Court for the parish of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell az
public aCctioD at the Merchants and AuCUloneers'
Exchange, Roy ai street. between Canal and Cus-
Iomhouse streets, il the Second District of this
city, SATURDAY, April 5, 1873, at twelve o clock
NJ, the following described property, to wit
\ CERTAIN LpC or GROUND situated in the
,att city and parish OF Jefferson, in this state now
the sixth District OF New Orleans, being the one
half square number seventy-three, as per plan by
G. =. Ziupel, late surveyor, dated the eighteenth
dav OF March. 49,. ard deposited the OIL OF
/. T. Care thru n notary public IN this city; said
square is bounded by Bordeaux, Vaence BaCchus
and Apo 10 streets the said Oue-halt square meas
ulng three hundred and four feet front on Valence
street. by a depth and front Of one hundred AID
rtLy ttet each OF apollo and BaCchUs streets.
Together 18th all &c buildings and Improvements
thereon, nights, ways, privileges aud advantages
thcGeuntO DclOf ging, or III any wise apptrtalnlhE
Which property Was acquired by the defendant
hert.u by purchase from Mrs. Elizabeth Davtn-
port widow OF Jean L. G. MaXeut, as per act passed
before Thorn Bt ok, late notary public ia this
CITY. CD the sixteenth day o! December. 1851.
Seized in the above suit.
TeIms-tAsh on the spot.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

= l De
widow of Witam n. Rond"au Ell ais. fJohn 2,
I.ondeap. William a. =. kUBdra!, GOuncellr.
hordeau, Mss Z.llah Roudtau, Mi. lIenu Ron
deau and Mrs. !aAt0'. KoAd.ao. "!GU" q:
Perry =. McGrew.
E|IFTH DISTRICT COURT FoR THE PiRfSf-
4 of Orleans, No. 5t7Q--B. y. tue of "a writ
ter. !acas to me directed by she hOnutable the
Fifth DlstriC. Court for the parish of o.
proceed to sell at public su.ton, at the Mef
q ants and AucttOneeTs' Exchange. Rove:
st Get be, Canal aud Custonh9usc streets. IL
the Second DistriIl. of this city, on SATURDAY..
March l., 1873. at twelve O'Clock ~. the I0!. y..
ing described prOp"r!y, to wit"
THREE LOTS or GROUND sogs''~r with tbs
building. and improvements thereon, situated ia
the taubouTg Avart. in the ~, tn District of tEiS
Numbers eighteen. H'n|f'rn ard tw.n's az sg'ia.p
uu,ite! nifty one. which. IL comprised within. Fi.;
prytan,a, Hober. and Eppes Linz. .tI""ts, said o,'
measuring r.". thirty fee fIonI on rIt: street.
by one hundred Ie.t ten inches IL dept.
between . .raliel lines. lO' nurube. fwCH-s
forming 'h. Iler OF Pi.t and HOh.v; streets. ~!
'ors'.y, surveyor, snd '!.pc.it"d J.. III" "h.os .;
G. q. Ladr' we're. lat. e notary 9Uble "a this ~.
a. plan TumheF MIN, winch prOi+r-T s"s ,"
gUired by the late ". II. kDnr,au ~ pHrc:
ward E4rn.rf notary puh'c la IA. ely. ;l.e
twenty - .hth of May, MAJ.
Seized T.. 'i- above. -ult
Term. I'm, brin. he ..-uA n,!A -: Ln.i..,~
n" said property u! b.. dedi''rl. SlIULn.s'T
90 Ne highest and ass hid i"r tor hGt - *!
hiring. ~ twelve HOUths credit, -" rEi.l !9"T
'urHIsGI boz d. with good .ri s",'"ut <"cu'f'N
nearing III, per cent int"T".t pee a"Ham Ir"rl
date, aud spr.l.-Fur :l-.sr on Vie % 'p'!t. 'riS
uufii dina. y3} inr!.H. s.d Vui"fias"' -'b s':' =.
dcduc. and Ia. ~ cash I'll. amount 80 priu:j'. .,
.lEe,l and :. do. .I- srt, furthermore. th- : .i's
parish 80. u!Uucip 'l t.a.s, ~, amcuEt 81 E-.''.
Is not "! s-"rit.ID'd
e. lfr:'. ShsNi-: 90 ~. Paris OF a., as
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05
y. T. W"i-hc ct nl... Ex-.u,or. 81 Or. >,

'ITT' - sII7T-II7 II
WITH uIsTtiCT COURT FOR TIM pAEis'' s.H
L orleans. No. .Ol..-BS virtue % u " tIf
f.r.i 'al44. {, dIt."'.G Nv Hhr honor sss o.
si'il ,-tTic; Court for the parish 81 or 90 -
tn. above entitled cause si!l y,o-e.s - eel IS
.Hh" al!r;i"l al the Merchants and Aucti.u'srS
fxct .u-. !tOy.l st!c.t, b-tV""u t.us ell" cue
'rnhuu-. streets. IN 'I- s.c"I4f DISTINCT "t - ~"
civ on MONDAY March 70 1893, ~ ;""'t"
O'Clock u, III. i"II"..n. described Sf"p'!''. VS.
vii
TIE .T.'H 10 H.. Gecha. AMI SG.'"'. &c
su?.u.. frlup,G., peg c.rth'si' Suin''''' .
tsr Gff. share. 81 one. huu.lr.! do !.rs as'' o.
"a, va.. 1T Is. thousand d.lsrs, HheF''"S % -
Ur.rp :i.. DECLARATION of tb.. !'esA ont tis.tfro
mon ~. $500. hundred ana Tint. -....-e
nd , cent, have on PAID 81 i'''' 10 vioo 80
=, w., :I.,...Ii s.uifri orf ''"' o!o' -
AND event. wen crut. sav.'.S GhGop oo.s "a
dollar. 40 git! -i!.T'" 'e!.''s
"a ~. .,vs. -.
Tenn, 81. -. -. got.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

.,i>,,p;s a.. s'T"Grs g.. g siHe s.us.seo
,NPT, !l-!::INF '1ERr fOs "H% ga':' %
-; .,r..u., -. 1851 --Es yITt... oo q - IN
ti.rI I..s siIeet"d by 0il- ioGnsahj. Bee
~ 's,''.ct 'rHI' 'pr tla, .asis.I -: 90, 80. @
jU. s.klg. ea'.t.ai o.Io-r, ! ~. pro-. - g..
-. .il' s.i''tf.H Snr :-sr.,-e o.g,.r.s~te
de- .u.,..: "a c'SD,i. Iagr.. 20 49,. os o.sN
- 80 ".''"o'~ =. Nj, 'he -op,oi!s St,ss aeseo
s,"E !sitoE H!r"' sTo,9 o.t'O |'%" SIS leRS
s!Hi..' - 10. s.ss,.,s'e ST.. "a. .ioa..~iSt s-aao0
o.. 'n .. s.'r o. oHb.l1", 80 toe 6dss isss So8
a. thIs ..tv.
d -. @l. e.". 20 eco 49,. o.. y ~ pc r.,c
% 49, q" :: =. aHa ~ S,..rr oo0o
ss.j..' streets 80 p. SiIj O.e -as as z
g.
- 80 S..gps9. ErTTt.ouV. HirYorp eslaaa aspP
-. Tar" sn'' ''a' F.--'!es. etc a. Jzss eco
tors "h gna.v t,- -eeD ' Gife8
S--izs III the above INK
genas-Ca8IS coa 8IIe spn!.
q e. ffsGTYE
80 a.sS:. f-srgu az F.s A., "a fsr.rsg0
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

Received ara adopted.
CA motion. House bill No ~. fn'' -
81 No., 10 Incorporate the Friends o. if''
-,-.. Association, 81 the par.@h " d.
M,rv. Cen.erville. State OF louisiana "@'
considered enstossed.
Passed third reading unuer ~
Of tho constitutional rule. ana hnal,s
passcd. title adopted, and ordered SEM 10
tho Senate fer concurrence.
Mr.. sartain, of Carroll, chaiEraH Q! 'ls
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Philip Drumm w.. Zepherinu. Foley.


fplG NH - sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

" +. HARPER,
ira ,.i:G Sheriff / the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

s." ase;. t-'rgo. "a ~ ~. ~, q Gao
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-05

WILLIAM ViGEHS.
Chief Clerk.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
New Use for Cats.

A correspondent of Land and Water
writes
"Itoften appears to me that people for
the most part are not aware of the great
use cats are to us. Of course we know
their use with respect to rats and mice,
but do we generally know Of the invalua.
bic help they can give us in protecting
from birds our garden fruit and flowers ?
The late heavy rains this spring have CIV
en- US the promise of abundance of straw
berries, and in the South at least, the
bloom is magnificent To keep off the
birds, how simple, how certain, how small
is the cost ola cat on 0 small chain slid
ing On wire and giving the animal the
walk up and down the whole length of
the strawberry beds. A kuot at each end
of the wire readily prevents the cat from
twisting round the post which supports the
wire, and small kennel placed in the
middle of the walk affords her a shelter
and home for her kittens. In large gar
dens a second cat is required and the
young ones in their frequent visits to each
other greatly assist in soaring away the
birds have tor more than thirty wears
used and seen used with perfect success,
this easy method of protecting fruit, and
the very same plan is equally good in keep
ing hares and rabbits off flower beds AZ
ter the first few days cats in no way dis
like this partial restraint, and when set
quite free, after few weeks watching,
they VIII of their own accord continue on
guard. The kittens more especially. at
tach themselves to this garden occupation,
and of their own accord become the gar
dener's best allieso
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

tits an utter impossibility to impair: the
flavor given by the old natural grasses
growing in century-old dairy fields, to
cheese made from clover or any artificial
or temporary pastures. This is well
known in England, and the dairy cows on
the best dairy farms are always, when in
milk, confined to the cid dairy land, and
on most of these farms there are fields
which only fence divides, which would
spoil the uniformity Of the cheese by Civ
ing the cows access thereto. 1t makes a
difference. in butter making, 200, though not
quite so quickly shown, yet there is land
which will not do TO Craze with mich
cows, from which genuine good article
is required; and Though, of course, both
butter and cheese II ust be manufactured
in clearly and proper manner, yet much
depends on the food the cows eat, rs the
best 'Nagers can not get rid of impuri.
ties "D.n have been brought INTO the
milk from rank, sour or unsuitable forage.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
What a Single Wave Can Do.


There is a vessel in Queenstown har-
Dor of /, 900 tons, which received from
single sea surprising amount of
damage. This vessel, n Norwegian,
was struck by sea or wave OF so tire.
mendous q character in the late gale, as
TO sweep that portion of her cargo
which was slowed upon the deck in
moment into the sea; to carry off her
cooking apparatus, made of cast iron
to empty and iniure her deckhouse, to
smash her bulwarks and stanchions, 20
wound and bruise three OF her men,
and reduce four more to a state Of
weakness and syncope TO break the
mates thigh and wash a seaman over
board, and finally 90 fill the cabin and
damage all the provisions, so that the
crew were nearly starving when they
came into Queenstown. All these in
luries we're produced in a moment bya
single wave. II not only cleared the
decks, but it extinguished hope in the
hearts OF the crew, who the moment
they were struck never expected to see
land again.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

We find in the Western Planter, from
as many orchardists, FIVE different pre-
scriptions for protecting trees from the
teeth of rabbits. One places thin layer
OF weeds, refuse hay, or similar trash
around the stems, fastens it with a tough
weed, or tie of straw, and has thus saved
500 trees for many years. Another rubs
the bark with fresh hogs liver aud other
bloody ofal. Another has equal success
with strong smelling grease. Another ap-
plies paint OF buttermilk and SCOT when
snow falls; and again in March; and the
last smears the bark with the blood of the
Thanksgiving turkey.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
The Ruins Of MiIef.

Letters received in Paris from Smyr.
ma state that NJ Rayet, the French
arch@ologist, has completed all the
necessary preparations for his cxcaya.
tions among the memorable ruins Of
Milet. He has arrived on the scene OF
his labors provided with tents and
other requisites for long soiourn in
an almost desert region. To meet the
first expenses of the operations, Baron
Rothschild, who will beav the whole
cost II the work, has advanced $4,000
francs. The French Consulate Gener.
al also takes deep interest in the en-
terprise.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
Internal Revenue Statistlcs.

The following, from a comparative
statement prepared at the Internal
Revenue Bureau, shows the increase or
decrease of collections from different
sources for the first four months of the
present fiscal year, rs compared with
the same period last year On spirits
there is an increase of 81, 952, 764; on
tobacco an increase of $574006; the
collection of the tax on banks and bank
ers has decreased $199, $40; on adhesive
stamps a decrease of $1,505, $40; on
penalties there is an increase of $685.
834, and on sources formerly
taxed but now exempt the
statement shows n decrease of $3,625, :
0S3. The decrease of receipts on the
above mentioned sources, where fall
ing off of the revenue appears, is solely
due to legislation. The total decrease
is on repealed sources, and amounts TO
So, $50, 23l. The total increase from
sources taxable alike in 1872 and 1873
is $2,875, $50. The aggregate of interest
revenue receipts for the last quarter of
the calendar year of 1872 is $26, $50, 025.-
90, decrease from the reports for the
quarter ending December 81, 1871, Of
SO, 032, 532.57.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
A Fable.
BY BELLA FRENCH.


An ant was travelling one day:
She had,a tiny crumb of bread,
That she had luggod weary way,
That all her children might be fed.
She smiled as only ants can smile;
For homo was getting slowly nigh.
She paused, and wiped her face awhile,
And breathed inaudibly sigh.
This is hard, hard world" thought she
And mourntelly She shook her head
Those ants that have to toll like me
Were better off ii they were dead.
Then what care my children are
Ungrateful too, have to own:
They bring no joy--twere better far
HIwere really all alone.
In this most lovely world of ours.
Oh then how happy / could be
No work to do; I'd rest on flowers"
And here she paused in agony.
Her home was reached-no home, alas
The thought came with dreary pain,
A heartless youth who'd chance to pass
Had thrust in it his dainty cane.
No little voices asked for bread;
No sweet caresses made her glad;
Her tiny children all were dead,
And yet the ant was very sad.
MORAL,
We oft complain in deep distress,
And censure Him who rules above;
Yet find our greatest happiness
In working for the ones we love.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

The remaining portion of the ash, con-
sisting Of carbonate and phosphate Of lime,
iron manganese, alumina and silica, is an
excellent fertilizer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

SAYS the Woodford, (Ky.) Weekly.
"MOses Scarce, son OF Mr.. Newt.
Scarce, can probably boast as strange
a career as any boy in our town He
was born on n steamboat on the Mis-
sissippi River, and when four days old
only weighed y pounds, and at the age
Of four years weighed only % pounds.
He is now very well grown fer his age,
fourteen years, and gives promise Of
being good sized man. Moses thinks
it all Joke about him ever weighing
as little as p pounds
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

Potash i'm Different Kinds of Ashes.
A correspondent of the Country Gentle
man gives the following table, showing
the amount OF potash contained in 1000
pounds of ashes made from burning differ
ent kinds of wood
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

THE st. Louis journal says "a
young man came into the Office of this
paper yesterday with a manuscript
poem. 1t began with, The snow, the
snow, the beautiful snow. His friends
may get the body by applying at the
basement and paying for the dry goods
box containing the remains Of the de-
ceased
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24

Mistress" did not ring, Mary.
Mary" know that, mum; but rs l
was moping in the kitchen, / thought
I'd come and sit bit with you"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-01-24
Effects ofOid Pastures on the Flavor
OF Cheese.


An English correspo ndent ofthe Coun-
try Gentleman says;
"Under no circumstance would an old
established dairy farm, famed for fine
favored cheese. suffer the peculiar rich
and mellow taste impaired by the partic-
ular heritage grown in the dairy fields to
be taintedby the product of inferior grass,
or on the other hand, permit the cheese of
other parties to be benefited at the expense
Of This sweet and most pleasant favor. In
parts Of England where arabic land pre-
vails, and where the land in permanent
grass has ever yet produced any cheese of
quality beyond mediocrity, it is possible
factories may arise, for doubtless the man.
agement in making is superior by far to
where only second.clas cheese is manu-
featured. Good second.class cheese can
not be made from clover pasture, or any
Of the temporary grass land under the us
ual style or manufacture there, for it will
not keep to be old enough to suit the best
customers, and cheese which requires eat
ing while comparatively new, has TO be
consumed by the working classes, who
will not and can not pay high prices.
The writer, after complimenting tho
American system OF Manufacture, and Civ.
ing due credit TO the excellent quality Of
our cheese, again goes on 70 say