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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-04-29
SICK ANIMALS.

Nearly all the sick animals be-
come so by improper feeding in the
first place. Nine cases out Of ten the
digestion is wrong. Charcoal is the
most effective and rapid corrective
1t will cure in majority of cases,
if properly administered. An exam
pie Of its use The hired man came
in with the intelligence that one of
the finest COWS was very sick, and a
kind neighbor proposed the usual
drugs and poisons. The owner being
i'll and unable to examine the COW,
concluded that the trouble came from
over-eating, and ordered a teacupful
Of pulverized charcoal given in water.
1t was mixed, placed in junk bottle
the head held upward, and the water
and charcoal poured down ward. In
FIVE minutes improvement was vissi-
BE, and id an hour the animal was
in the pasture quietly eating grass
Another instance of equal success oc-
CURED With = young heiter which had
become badly b}oated by eating green
apples after hard wind. The bloat
was so severe that the sides were al
most as hard as a barrel. The old
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tried for COR
recting the acidity, but the attempt
e put it down always caused cough
ingsahd did it little good. Half a
teacupfal of fresh powdered charcoal
we given. In six hours all appear
snceof the bloat had gone, and the
heifer was well.-Llue Stock Journal.
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Proposals for Hay.
OFFICE OF CHIEF C. S. DEPT OF DAKOTA, |
ST.. PAUL, MINI, April 4. 1875,


ST. PAUL, MINI, April 4, 1875.
&EALED proposals. in duplicate, subject to the u.s.
~ ual conditions will be received At this Office un-
til II O'Clock NJ May IA, 1875, for furnishing Hay
for the Subsistence Department, U Army, as fol-
lows:
at Fort Buford, D. r., 800 tons Fort Stevenson,
D: T., l5V tons; Fort Rice D. T., 14o tons; Grand
River, D. T., % tons; Fort Sully, D. T., $50 tons
Lower Lowe. Brmle Agency, D. T., IS tons; Fort Wads--
TO he good prairie hay, free from weeds cut this
year. properly cured delivered and securely stacked
at the posts before september 10, 1875: Separate
proposals must be made each post Each proposal
@us' be S,, a;ccGmpanied BY bond lin the sum Of
il the proposal be accepted contract in the usual
form, with two good and sufficient sureties will be
executed within ten days after notification of the
award Of the contract.
The right is reserved to the Government to reject
any and all bids also, to increase OF reduce the
quantities to be delivered at my OF al Of the posts
named, by giving notice to that effect At any time
prior to July 81, 1876.
Proposals should DO Endorsed HPzeposals tor Hay
at" and addressed to the undersigned
B. QUARRY,
aprs-aw Major and G. 8
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5EzIaazz1l

~A.:AA-' :-AA.,-..., A.A.A C.,a4 ~ the
wasteful and imperfect work of other Threshers,
when posted on the cast superiority of this one r
saving grain, saving time and doing fast, thorough
and economical work.
rHkFsHERMEN FIND 1T highly adventa4
geous to run machine that has no "Beafers,''
"Pickers" or Apron" that handles Damp Gr4tn;
Long Straw. Headings, Flax, Timothy Millett and
all such difficult grain and seeds, with ENTIRE
EASE AND EFFECTIVENESS. Cleans to
perfection the farmer his thrcsh bill By ex.
ira saving Of grain makes no "Literings" requires
LESS THAN ONE-HALF the usual Belts,
Boxes Journals, and Gears; easier managed; less
repairs one that grain raisers prefer to employ and
wait for. even at advanced prices, while
other machines are ''out of jobs"
horse "NIounted" Powers, also = special
ty Of seParators "alone," expressly for
STEAM POWER, and to match other
Horse Powers.
Ifinterasted in grain raising or threshings wife
Tor Illustrated Circulars (sent freq with full fc
ulars Of sizes, styles, prices, terms etc.
NICHOLS, SHEPARD CO..
apn Bds'e Oteek Michigant
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"A farmer. having buried his

"A farmer, having buried his
wife waited upon the grave-digger
who had performed the necessary du.
ties, to pay him his fees. Being of a
niggardly disposition, he endeavored
to get the knight Of the spade to
abate his charges. The patience OF
the latter becoming exhausted, he
grasped his shovel impul>lve'y, and,
with an angry look, exclaimed
"Down wi another shillin', or up she
comes The threat had the desired
effect.
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1.-THE Way to Wealth, If you desire it, Is
as plain as the way to Market."-FRANKLIx.
AGENTS WANTED to Canvass in Stearns and
adjoining counties =
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HOW MILL in MINES on the FARM, in
ere the Garden, in Wheat. in Corn, in
u.uE TN Stock, in Poultry. This book shows
MAhL III. how Business Men, Farmers, Work.
ingmen, Young Men and Women, all may get, sare
loam and useH Just the book needed and will sell
fast Address for circulars and terms, j. C. Nc
CURDY & CO., Successors to Ziegler & McCurdy,)
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month selling 1t with other books, without extra
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DO not use martingales on work.
ing teams. See that the names are
buckled tight enough at the top to
bring tho draft iron near the cente,
Of the collar. Ii too low, it not only
interferes with the action of the
shoulder, but gives the collar an un.
eaven bearing.
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The wheat crop in Macoupin,
Green, Madison, and Morgan coun.
ties Illinois, is greatly injured by the
severity Of the past winter. In many
placealargsEfelds are being plowed
up FruitofalEkind. will prove a
total failure.
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"A very religious old lady being
asked her opinion of the organ of a
church, the first time she had ever
heard one, replied: ct is a very
pretty box Of whistles, but, oh it's an
awful way to spend the Sabbath -
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The Southern press acquiesces in
the opinion of Gen. Gordon that the
South should not be represented on
the next Democratic National ticket
the South is content to keep in the
background before the election and
take its paw afterwards.
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The simplest, and best paint,
tog=prevent buried wood from decay
ing, is made of boiled linseed oil, in
to which charcoalsH stirred until the
whole'is Of proper consistence. APP
ply with >nSorainary paint brush.
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Thursday, April 90, 1875.
TIKI BREEDIN;au AND CARE OF HORSES

As our aim is to get u horse for all
work, I am certain that this can be
accomplished much more successfully
by breeding our average mares to
blood stations than by using heavy
ones. Nothing can be more import
ant than to pay great attention to the
kind Of stallion We breed from. 1t is
> Soe Sak as'ehssps ttos keep a. good
horse as = bad one, but in reality
much cheaper, because he is more
serviceable; 30 there can be Sno~.ex-:
,epse for not using the best efforts to
get the best possible breed. 1t is a
fact greatly to be deplored that this
part Of the country seems to be over
run with an mongrel breed Of STALL
ions. They are, perhaps more than a
third or fourth cross already, and
with our cool blooded mares it is
utter folly to breed from such. A
helfbred mare should never be put to
. half.bred stallion, as in nine cases
out Of ten the product degenerates,
whereas if we breed from thorough
bred stallion the product will be SUI
perior to the dam. Before closing
this point, on which l have dwelt
longer than l had intended, permit
to say that it would be great boon
to our country if something could be
done to put a stop to these poor half:
breed horses going about our country.
What is the best method of feeding
and caring for horses? 1t is Of great
Importance that attention be paid to
proper feeding and care when young,
a. this is what makes the foundation
Of q good horse. When the foal is
sucking, its dam should not be made
to perform any hard work as any
great exertion on her part at once
effects the milk in such way As to
hinder the growth of the foal. Its
hair comes dry and stands erect, An
appearance which seldom leaves until
the foal has been q few months on the
grass the following spring. Foals.
should be housed as soon as the first
frost comes at night, as the cold,
frozen grass tends to bring on infam-
nation. This is true Of all horses,
but especially the young foals, nor
should foal be forced" by feeding
too highly, as this is equally injurious
to the constitution, as lack Of feed
and want Of care. The same atten.
ton should be given the following
winter. Young horses should not be
put to work too early, say four years
should elapse before put to any hard
work, though they should be accus-
toned to the harness at an earlier
ge.-Engli.h Paper.
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The earth is inhabited by 1.30(

millions of inhabitants, viz:
360,000,000 of the Cauca race;
550,O00,OOO Of the Monaghan;
100000 of the Ethiopian;
200 ,OOO, 900 of the Malay races;
100000 Of the American Indian.
All these respectively speak 1904
languages, and possess 1, 900 different
religions.
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-"Now let us talk about your
business affairs, said a sharp Con-
necticut girl to a young fellow after
he had proposed marriage to her in a
long address filled with expressions of
passionate love.
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The United States sends France
forty millions of dollars worth of
goods, and France sends US sixty mil
ions,, worth-roundn numbers. Credit
somewhere. 80
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a Nxw YORK: bachelor, aged
=, eighty who refuses to have his name
given to the public at. present, has
donated an even million Of dollars as
- endowment fol . musical COLLEGE
Is tasbe s1Eahishedi in NV York CITY. II
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COMPENSATION between Northern
tourist and a native, in Florida {:
"Nh do you live off of here in the
summery Fish p "NVell, what in
the winter?'' "Yankees :"
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MINNEAPOLIS
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FOR 1875.


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GIVE fools their gold and knaves their power,
Let fortunes bubbles rise and fall;
Who sows field, or trains flower,
Or plants tree, is more than all.
For he who blesses most is blest
And God and man shall have his worth.
Who tolls to leave as bequest,
In added beauty to the earth.
Aud soon or late, to all who SOW.
The time Of harvest shall be given; ..
The fowers shall bloom, the fruit shall grow
If not Cd earth, at least in heaven.
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