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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-13

CORRECT BUSINESS PRINCIPLES He
was yelling "black yer bootsl'' in front
OF the post Office yesterday, and chew
ing away at monstrous quid OF gum.
when another boy came along aud
screamed: "Say, Bill, s'posen ye let
me chaw that for while. I'll give'er
back ter-morrer. "All right-give
me receipt" "What fur?" "What
fur? Why, s'posed ye happened to die
tonight. and I hadn't anything to
show; how'd ever get this gam
back ?"-Deiron Free Press.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-02-13

Tcrre Haute has an cnterprising
young thief. aged sixteen years. He
began business ut niue years of age,
ostens,bly as boot black. IlatterIy
1T has developed thnt lie stole the
livery of boot binck to perpetrate q
series OF bold robberies. His passi ID,
Singular to relate. was for revolvers,
and he raided extensively through In-
diana and Southern Illinois after these
weapons. Up to the time of his
arrest, which occurred tho other day,
he had stolen enough revolvsrs to ill
good sized arsenal. They had better
send this boy to disarm tho lawless in
habitants OF Southern Illinois and
Pennsylvania.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
{AoREAT DEAL or TRUTH BRLExLY
s s9af Is " ~ IS Y STATED.


Il. pREAr DEAL or TRUTH BRIE1IY
1 sst q. " .fN-s Y STATED.
ss,sf II: i
y Dr.. JIG Holland writes asf follows
to the oman 8 ational Temper.
aaes 81 ~ assent "a ID Cincin.
natl ut week 8 81 81, the last !, IS Il;
years + have .Watc q with absofbips
interest thatyariops phases and stages
Of the temperancst,roform. 4 confess
that I have not found slnucH to en-
courage lie, either in the resulta 81
Psisohal Il 4, The Dutch Il
JIII.Illil biigteIry legisla Dsnpf
,aFA mads ster thaa nthay tAep b
'sasndad /, md ,ths.l aws as - I 10
scut insrs respect q: q ionlyiwsys.
Ne, l6t iS tjsti,aaA4tss dfddk 81 aiG b s
;I'l!s I 4 ssI, =
g fld q drunk IS 81 i ~
ing them. Hers iaMwlsepAe yoln4h's
lxos,feld Of labor lies withO relation
CREST work Tho hope s1f the
country i in its children, aid the
children ne ia the hands Of woman
.5SN! 81. 81, mar mainly il The home. WON,
AZ mainly IL y 4; th y acheol, fwpnea na;n-
II instheo Sunday seheola Ishaye no
CREST hops. of your suceeasyas i socie.
Y In influencing slegislation. I
should have 40 great hope Of the r.
suits g, legislation, even should you
cid !lLi IN .ht securing. ~. I
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
,E0RIET1lTH KILLS

= c's..'"~t' <fS-iAa hst3f-R&S ~ 13II&3S
I'D In one of the carsfCwas.a beautiful
'yonng + hdTadressed# in stheaadeeppest
mourning; who was taking home The Tie
dead body 9TH /: mother, II which was
Forward IOWA tl a l the Sudden;
" fthfs glrl spEang illp in nh her seat and
began shouting, $ urdank amnrdgt n
ofathe lrtssengesisiiqa o ohc
aisashestto hsr, fbas 4aa6d stasas Aerrea-
dsoand hsdasft her anf she dxssssssaesrt yinr
ds3a1ht doubtisas tcasis edl lb,iaiY Yc,., Of
ssees5fsR'K' kase E lal, begqe. from I the
Z crowded car, struggling si5ilsntly,
and i required .fk the g. united exeftions
Of several men to restrain her from
doing violence either IL herself or.sto
others, til the tram arrived ata place
where she could be safely confined
Portsmo,ahs Me- Argus. ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

.,...,..... lssesfEosTsIU aoI + T5H
H. Default has been made ii tfa eeHfftfdn ofa ear
Ftin indentntt II m0it1alo 6eSI3n9 dafe ~ ~
delivered 81 John Samuel Seeessmsn. mortfssor
an thaofRcA Of thE, - sfSrsoS,
1tt8uRtY, MMnGSbt2. 3X 3hs 36tk SS1 ~ S3nsIr
Il 1s7i Ab snloaEtnapaiasi5dok Oh ~
pMqdl on page So "a shieA go. 1890 ~
ssateyea n l&dIySpi
h95od dsscfabl6 . 76il6tksa SS.DN :
ter ~ and the south east quarter az OF the noSth-
xest quarter a o. section No. thiSty-four ta1 -
i TAHqlAfG .nn4 huedrsa ard (i35]
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
.PREPARRs FOR COLD WEATHER

Stock thatii II housed fand All stock
should be attnight, can be made com
Portable by rhesss exercise ofsa little
care md forethought. the grstin and
other food feed tossstoek should be made
| llsodo the most possabl e good. by protect
ing the stock from cold and storm;
for tits the fat accumulated from TIM
feed (which enabless the beasts to fmeet
and ward offincle msnta westhefl No
Isl nan can afford Is ALLOW tlhis ietd %
meet ths wsnts ~ a. !, cheap : & sftlse
can meet simply because b Az q. The l9 shelter
is the chazpss smodes sfsssouoE{t hing ming
animal 'hssk ilssit i ssosEhe Imore
nstuisl Ind hd4nands aaayeeydi1 rmst
must tafs lis 'shSies bssase lthe M
modes There j. no esc Y u 'a ifoSa fb.ss,.
q the heat must Be 4. f6a mi; by1oas
mode or the other. Il ..s.ssssap ,s'''s
leA'of the utmost importance fhAt
stock 60, through and comeout Of xinr
ter in good flesh, for if Il bel arm
horses that are to do . springs work..
Or are to be offered for sale in The mar
ket, the necessity for good condition is
apparent. If it be,a COW to come in
and do service at the pail, or in raising
her calf, it is equally IS essential. Il
is none the less so if itbeyouug stock,
because if there il none, or but little
growth. there IS no advance in values,
or but little " Best. There ate. no
facts arrived s. 4 Il upon. the fafn. blythe
simplest mode of reasl ming, that are
any moro manifet) than these. = Ree,
term Farm Jote7anls.saa-.ses8 1908
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

Tbs New York 1,ssaas II III rstl y TO .
. query as to the propriety of straiuihg
EEfke, milk lsof siSninsj < lid sshS pans
containing the mornings milk d in
crease the amount, cream ~ raised,
makes thisrep}y: ,..x
{ II he room $ !. i; il Witch the milk
Esaadd. fissty e6Id,Ssay about 5os
,tls psactiee 6festr.;s ;;d.gdtwoviesses
together VIII giss HSse Busssf than
str SHINING separately, 1.-THE milk is
|shailow, 90 that it fails to the temper
NuHpf s{harodn fors the cream
has time tosraise. Cream rises rapid
[lys while snilks1 cooiins but very 1er,'
slowly ahef The temperature ceases to
fall. Mtilk should be long enough in
cooling to let the cream get sshp, 81
nearly up, before it drops to the tenn
perature Of the air or water in which,
it stands. IF the temperature ii low,
and the milk very shallow, it will
cool COG L. too soon to getalI the cream. III,
in such q case, warm milk is Strained
iuwlthout disturbing the cream which
is already up, another portion of
cream, by reason Of the warming, win
come 9. tolhssspff Zee, spas;sls Quantity
now being double, will cool slower
and sthng giyes longer time for the
cream in the-aew milk to worlr-to
EGdths susfa Ill sok Arnold I sa / hs
,ha s'a s.ssi sss i Ell :this sna
'1os,ds s1, q! !: 9 g |! y. Y @ IN
milk-room was too coldsfsf 1iteJd anas
rs mill .ssB utIitsis not the best man
agemsn.E 10 suchsas case. 4 More cream
aud better butter viii be Obtained -
der such circumstances If ths,s s a.sdeStb
Of the milk is increased BY turning
into il,t.: i hot vater, boiling hot, If you
please till the best depth tor raising
the cream is reached. But 4 better
way still. i the situation will pearaaiit,
OF It, Is 70 warm the room to suit the
depth Of the setting. There Is {.
great deal Of needless contention over,
the right; depth TO set milk FIR the,
cream e rise best. No cerfain sdentbs
can be estab lished, exceps IS islnnec.
ton wlth specific temperature
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

3 sGif you some 4q1arters-gif you
:some quartersl Dumb rwett Tor, young
fellow! You dink, I bin gone crazy
mitaay pfasss' db1, git sab come!
Saauarts TOW, ma yoiafself sell
dom ~ f tls. Y ~. before l.gs
.derson your head T. and hecodtlae1e-
ed % move out from behind the eoun-
ter. u aattsaS afstaxs sstsas sga sr,s;t
M i.Syxt ,s4sSsS |, ny ali Ill ySapea ksa sSs
18th. YOU didn't 9iyeanIe 5neldq quar-
ter, hey All right, SQUIRE sqsi Ri Just a
q Srtsr shsade II and be Startedstb
SttUut..aa nov ds4aq sahr 4. ssssa-sa s y
sllea .ssea, iii /
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
90. wool fs06ucr1ox.

Sheep breeders will be interested to
note the increase Of wool production
in this country during the past few
years. Mr.. George Geddes contrib
utes to the Bulletin Of the Natio nal
Asso ciation Of Wool Growers = acare.
fully compiled article on 5"Wool
Growing in the United States from
which il appears that since 1850 the
9producs has trebled, while il is an a ad.
Smitteds fact /. that our growers have the
best variety Of sheep; for the produc.
lion ofs wool for Iotllins purposes, =, Is
While re ind sltssyya Ia developed to
sfsihafk kbIss sz,tsnsss ths 4. sjpossiba ities
ssfore,it ~ Slareai ikss The plaiinss fshe
straaar III iipfpi States and oil the
eilt osd 6ng aeld. q I'll,
4 a ard there I! s4ists there tie opportunity
sll.5 The production Of fine woods. dudal
,tcthesgOf Austrslia and New ze.l.
md, and superior toathose gof South
\ AmesiicH Mr.. Gcddis thinks that
these plains will eventually become
the source Of the worlds supply 81
fne woola ye,o England Farmer. s.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
.WlE'lqAET OF HOGS


The Mac Eaal asa on,e,isad says
sfarmers q littie exp rience il feeding
sanimals for mar et, are likely to
overlook certain points which ought
TO bestaken into recount ini Estimating
The xdth 81 sliys animals,
tad then tslll ii ii shs!i II I'D
animal will not dress q much in pro-
portion % ih ldok1. 1s;.,a yc11g and
growing one. that = ! VA; Wall .iatted ani.
NAL win stxelgiA 1aorA than one not
.sqasll siss basant sll tssIsned and
that q grsipstJ J, an llllgsl vill Neis4
lsais iies ode auus I'd fpn giaiilfht.'
We give, these hidfs 8 ou d. rsadsr,I II az /
y lgas nay ~ IN VA bssa ii,ouf
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

/ 4 a wild goose few into Oregon.
I MO ~ i y crop being opened revealed a
new KIND Of grain. From the seed
bushels have been raised, and
ne Oregon farmers are sitting on the
fences with their elbows On their
/. !, 3 wondering what they shall call
tns snsw kind Of whisky they viii
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

islsL On. on APPE1gl lEie6i,,
gsh p Farmer odls;sais this remedy for
lqss q appetite IS h ina n s.all,
fed cattle: 'Sometimes cattle, when
being fed high, refuse their food be,
cause their digestive organs are out
of order. We find 1.-THE following,
made into 4 drink, recommended .by
an experienced cattle man: EPSON
salts. fourteens ounces; sulphur, two
ounces f; ginger, one ounce black an
timony, one.half ounce; aloes, one
half ounce. The whole we'll powder
ed and mixed, and put into not less
than four quarts Of thin oatmeal CRU
ell" asGG Il arr;sas;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

i Ill sla # peea nh he exclaimed gelly
AZ EipGA hif eyea sh@ant. Aa "a
MXasbitt f&psa.i}hlz and .the IIthisl
ksndtsias a~ay JILL 8 wsrb \.
E aAm,t he4 q Doyoa suspect dfh:
aiiY,sIf cd. 10 5seJso IS sax @5l siess mon
|aodEs les.ef iaa,hsS3i1 . natys. ii,as.sss 'as'
n4H!sso . sGna + .as ri x,og,,a -
|ess Qplap s] Ae &c the: eli l axpSla ;tr
hla isau1e& q|aaleiag ,pndar ia tahls
in ssrch,sfe linassi,..4 aa~ bDol;
.Gss iu,l,,eattsugar, young aaiaaai ' |!
|'az.sTheey dont4.s ass sssIA aear q 4 I
s 81 ta 4 s5i. lbs1ii 1i la'aE
bs sHe d il d Ii & ia jast iisato casea,
ihim'iaa hese anssf' aid Bal, zs,l1' ss4pe
,sssfM this sugar 10 distuibsa ssR!sifrn,, ''
she said, aspshs o,v ID clio sbao1li n1..1
! know 4, Of boy who'll &c HE j.cI ,,a'
busted ' 49, 1%'. - =, y . ~ -
sda That's bqlllly,!s wish,,youl d: let
me. I stay ont of achoolrso's to see; you
catch andsmaulhim.',ttaf} Dds at:; ,,.,..:
eAnd he went out Il to tdevour the
other Jumps. - 7icksbuyg Heryaltl. j T.. ~ :,
f.g; & 40 In{f{JGA 5stFI5s9 l3R5ktL 10 ~fsst'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
Q91R As'jT THE 81 G ugILlG;KAiE ST +, o.s
90 .agnI aua2 sfMII ,rats<' sss;et,
61 MILES THE SHORTEST


sset1Ao14sssaes 1AEoN EAtssasHORK, /:
l.slt Fl siaggdzsa akw 5sdI3ssaa
fsaasa ash aaaN x15ptfsapp lood5s
Observation-Disclosures
lSss nasssh q --ss oss ssasx-Hsa ,buuss3 !,
1als - the only aDsta aatng IL uAsls Tslfs:. =
1avt = AofsAeE, hkdsaAnibsli,e1k(a ca.as
NJ ls a,rat npa,e,.,.aLIl
ssaelIso 'RRkF IIKsLkNRssu s.Ii
(alsa7is bss sisaiudNt al ssssrsaf Oh -1r
|seoLLAAN6 THROUGH PAElok
From CHICAGO s q Aaano :.
A - fAzLADELRHxA IND Ip.
fS'$@ efsS .sainfaa YUkkss z ssf ~
.,ass's.t as&Ifnour c;iifxaur,; 4:
,ss:s With but 'dohgg'aea6Ra change 10 III
'a3'mSrs, so ;e't Ho,voId, lssjlss3a :ts:1z
% .s,4a1s sp'.ff gssa s.....s, ws's'.n
st% e "a ist ssss.
ana reunsyl'anta Central Raaisss IN Ghicasos -
4lsi.ls c 'llSeaES2 at s; LINE
sic s ID, {, a. saly hsq!s ..aa'ps J,
- n4x ~ sL4EEPING CARS THROUGH WITH
f. WI OdANGE5 10 CINCINNATI, INDI. E,*S
annapolis AND COLUMBUS.
talasssst! 3oNLYldxE tCHANaEI-s- saa
saaTshnu il aaGaEssEssaaaasss sds 10 $50 ,sss
|11s21ANAP0LW 10 AEMPHzE k08IxE AND
EN- ORLEANS
Sad bisses so8ss iaSd3 j; titayaIaaaSSdi vial
PAN.hANDLf skeeRENMSYL H1NLzs
(EN1H II &tssts,a IL
ss s$- A1D q.
Il BAITf8feRE a0Hf0 RAILROAD.
.lrrssavsfa1s Ya l3 ai4, SAa II L
SwA A !s!yssy tslR xyX aYQRK, Il
's.s.s =. 's : wc uLEE1sp
ASS Genl PaNs1ger Agent, PennlyIvasl
MIA g IntEAl Railroad.
@ oulh CLARK Street.
49, Chicago,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
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..s..Jo....A

~
,own ~ Los''ss l''ss snev t 1ane inc NIe
bebl when g promlnsns cin.ents alea. saf-
eumstanee prsven. me nlPl'ns ~ .ne
nre engine h!o sne os1s,n.n - vas os'
seassd, 0ut they dos \ has 1nsy. csn.--4io's-
jord toss.ss " 8 " II ny
The married man ia sBroook who
come home after midaight prop themselves e.
against the walland wafDle atave q ewo
Hold the Fort under th hs awful de l',::
non that their wives WI suppose they
i haye been ns. e revival nesting
NM happy though thai peysr. ocsirred.
Mother lip pssien s And ~ Il, p th9e.
g slaksa Pbassph an sA Il lhs baby.
hpxs should D. killed ~ q d ELI 'Rp..
Mammal Didn' tany, Of heir moshsrs AZ,
yiwslssals illl..ass assbIh Is a IS
Ia : Mont. ff'l1dJ ;aiably paisd In
needle around ths raSiged edseG 6E II ooat
~hichs hsr. .sbattsrshs Nd worn sta
1p,tiayse lnsseins l,ks susdsy s.silns| M
,.ou'' ~ =" o.aly ~. $500. :. s:,s;
~ $500 r 'na. .oas y pnnopn'eA
As'u'a'o1 rn'. .e pluusus ). 49, 49, :. ).
np'oy. = soun. : 49, !. s...l 80
ys' ss /" : $500 !,
arouna' ouis'1ne ,Ga snepu'sens sas le.lsns
,oul.e !, '4 you : oea4s 81 s''oA -
noms'is.s, . ss.ss,so ss'aas .'asea za' IN
A drag driven " u 4glantly d attired
lady, and With l trim AID neatly dressed
cotored boy percIled "a the toothan's seat
behind. vas passing through HEST ee.,thsl,,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
q. sAXM0 MER sC0RN,

- Inc experience Is IS q the spasF ha'
taught tarmersla lesson they dSenq
alwaysheed, the importanceef saSiin1l
the seed corn early ;la theodalli MI
protecting it ffenp influences rkiel
destroy its eardmdAihatlHg IS aualiaea
How few there 81 ais sp@cishtlyI III
ticular in this respect ), often thsy
risk a.crop 81 com upon III nselss'
Of the outlay Of single days lla6sSl
inesyiegathe sesdruePo seed nay
germi.ateandsgz o. Iaadsr. favorable
circumstances, dbas for stssdF and YiS
orous growth iihheah 1'conditions, lfnm
&! AZ & hns Is pan Psiasiatsd, ths seed mus
|lbsof thelbest quality. S sss
Il ~ IT y = danggelSb SIS il5' experiment., Iissa
Bseason~like,t6e present one, to leave
sessid corn 'wd fy Upon the stalk after
the blades have. been bitten BY 1.-THE
frosts.@ 1t can, in this case, neither
grow nor ripen, but must dry OUT II
the drying process is not steady and
rapid the terminating qualities be
come impaired and cannot be relied
upon for seed. The finest, largest and
best-ripeued ears should sbe.selected,
tied into pairs by as1eMV husks lett:1ol
the purpose and hung-in the sun long
enough to become dry, upless exp tast
ed to a sufficient degree.sof artificial!
heat; T The 7, 4 latte9lf's plan would form a
coating 1forhthe1skernels aid make
them less susceptible to climatic ipAp-
ences. # farmers will pursue this
plan theyiwilb sbeda THOUSAND times
better paid for t ''e time occupied than
in almost. any. other ~Xor -upoha the
,f a..aq MN Whe srg seasoned it may
be put in = dry place, with thd full
dining;
III b sjhkIfoa Il. lSpsSf|aSrSs
1t is very difficult to put this yalua-
BILE article out Of the way of the yer.
min, which find no trouble to walk
beneath ahorizontal9 surfacss il they
have the angles Of two sides to cling
to. To prevent this, a France con.
sisting Of poles, may be suspended
rom the ratters BY strong wires or
rods Of IRON. :+5+ r
: Considerable time may be- gained
by husking the corn and spreading il
upon a suspended platform. 1fprop-
erly dried, it may be- piled 50 yeral
ears in itlepthswithout4dange of ipjn.
~ from p dampness,3 4 is not best, "a
measure the Importance Of this mat,
ter by the length Of time required "a
perform this work, but upon th( die
ieasenceibetween 'theap babihtie} ofaa
full, orishalf crop, a. the result d. the
action taken. Promptness and thor.
brightness !, d = p As AsSilssss tie only
qualities which pay the large profits
.-Western Rs.ral. ieeg
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02
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81 LOVE AN H0NEer P0Y.h

sl.Therssa German who II s. 1le cen !. cor
her Ell. grocery ID Keokuk. and he had {.
;ca from 4 little box, ME ;. otl,ar n;obt
whoj Bad Been :,.esut 4; a,ssa.ruti,o AZ
klplAssahepgedas The BOZ, nefelved
9tthes change sHdsxalked Asnis~ith4it,
Wien ss it .sa discovered - III l h.f w.s
a emergencies vxass r tatl,,s s.eeed,
thouoh ooo,, = Tho ,,h.n,. III ~
that the Quarter r w ". inst tventv.f;va
4 ce III rmbfd3 more SRanpiS sthan the fnlI:
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-02

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II.
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farm pdao VII, hnd .d,.a,.s. eons.
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g. ~ :ss
n =. BLANK sook AND srArlossas
49, 90, t. 4sD sr4r1osrss @ xS
p p Merrill CO, So Third street as r e -
tsose easssa Vii ksssa BOOTS SHOES @2* Il 2'e IS
Forepaueh Tarboz &c Third sFa
raa MANuRAc7unBRs AND rEA1ERs
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.h z,a,as, eAnPars OIL CLOTHS WALL PAPER, II
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81 49, Is. = :;:S i 49,, IT, !, RI
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h s&at ii hs,saia oiv arsc11ossssH 81 av @ ai@s
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fOBtNSON, t.sHsa1oa Wabahaw
w.. e as, sn MOTIONS. I cd lodi :,tsa
NIB Wood lle Tbiras emil 81 Psihus, M
a1z ., a" n. .RuRs HIDES WOOL GINSENG &c. 7@ a
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TIE # Yieksburg BY. caal. stand up
with a .5ssa ether boy il 4 b roEld
against lIa a Nag aeeAaat i sp9ln.. sthekday
HAsRea NekshnEe mnthar discovered
sugar on the pantry Shelf shsn sailed
to her boY md aeid
Some one has bean stealing this
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Il rBRIGHT FUTURE.

'"o1 .ast Sunday aigood Christian resi.
denrtt7 # this city met 40 colored ..c
quailnts sn whom Re hsd hot ~, seen fol
some months, and i'd be took him BY the
hand; and inquired, ;ssq al asa ..,ifb ''''
"Well, William, what Of. your fu-
ture-how does it look p,
"PartyI blight tight q saff T." respondedsthe
smiling William, Ise4s got, a 'leven
'dolianntootte agin i fsller 1t d. depot,
two ps'rg d sleeve buttons, i shot
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cogldp,t b., too gSatefnAl !, fl.,I ~ dat
wealth, whhiile lott IF odder ni,preu
are id6 datxh u ono dog an !
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WAS
THE RUIN OF A NEW CONVER1s
4 Hiai o. sliias Ing i'r.--- .t..-I t1ivtssf
IL "WheaaI s~as asyoun gohsan, : -isaid
the Judge, moppinlg; - the ti56 81 Gis
F,italsaaasers sNt AZ, which
he had bsrf6wsd 9sdus Billy Wood,
4 knew !. black snitl IL bai village
[vhosasanspffii 6fsf atjita; sfets il
the place. A revival q el3er came
a10nE sn d 4qhataA a tlsg .'~It
made . great change in hMr and He
1ashsldap by church ~psople "a i
psslg6al 'exahfpis Il ttassaA saahg power
of @seei~ AkAes Ton I. a Ind lhbeef Itranr
IelfSgAE hyaol aysntbr sbsut.
thsssa wassfa ,hSFfdiA, sAAs d, Is hss1s >s
sapsned on hss 6Sqsaa tpf sharch mem ssaHbs'
q efshfpa sfSH ssnssxA,aahee46 snr
q and sll t RI s 81 could taa 1ihk rnd| play
eth thesaondest.a lAaaaaldpt rad
and knew no more abou4s he Rible
q tAah ss,VIld 4faa 8 e., $hslsikkanr
think thaesxh.tl legIoa4ed itJ met
one Saturday gAtandl Tom Went "a,
with his : 1see ., washed Andahisii s cap
in his hand, boxing a. aaftt1e sem-,
barrased, but as happy a. new eou-
yerta always are :After; The i praying
and other preliminaries, i the parsont
got to tworks.on Tonic He ftoid him
the story of Jonah and thewhale and
asked him II be believed that. sxsa
'Believe that a@naan was ina
whales belly an come out aliveR'!
cried Tom DO ths4 Bible say that,
parson ?" vs." {
::GertainlTa eertaiply, brother A., ~ :,
"Oh, yes; Of course I believe it,
, .e1v on, hssliith 10 s3sussaedT
sa1s A g !:ssz1I,. ixs sd, r., ,,a ID: y
III :po yo1 believe Is that ths thIeesHes
.breMs childrsn. Shadaash. sMshaehl
antl1A bsdhago uerascaat into the. fht.'
mace heatedsseyea .tinepihsttsrI than.
asa, aud that thaEa tHlalt4 AS Tie The
lfxh1e pfiSaieing 4AeaEolA, and not epens
their is ~ s1as ssl IL s ID, I'll sai
', s,dTom'szeyes ibulgedeaatio6 ~ hsaa
as he looked ct the astl . sliRa gasp;
ed: s. n .no.'gsna8.lso % !esf al
"a 20 the Bible IVY that, aparson u
ati"Yes, Of course. my brother
,Ip,t'I hat them tellers you spoke Of
walked around 5thes ire seven times
b hotter'n ! kin heat ny ,frger' 's>'
III s'tfYes, my brother;d you believe
y i; r Tom rose upand got out into
aisle. Then he sputtered: .5> > bas
/. No, 4 don't. asAnd T don't: believe
that fish :. story neither. now"