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Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Slrm life bctte.-Nu or net

MA cen 10 AZ ?tdrtL M Ydaumpnia. gun.
8ertter. Nclte. Ncrtlsldis ~ mere i%ldrlut.
er learier Ill yum letetrupelie ~ dnrrt
walls ~ rInl1Mrcmns. btlpncsr al pure
~. Scicbeep tpife SirurMr pgrei
brHlt hercmfrina / en- In ii . eltr 3 Ndr.
llren al bet encnu IN enel,e @lnl bar Ter,
iellct in Sirfninl. Gtriru pu bar Sru
Tor rsnns Wtojtiu. ~ lla iii rim 0ru0alit
Wcntlcmerp & Sc. ~ irsra BAN ON rsnS
tcle Nntrtitnpclie tldnct bans auneer. 81
Crits MI binrre ret prriR SplermMiliGlce.
Otriem on tar inlen (ilur nj M ritin. "a
fish nun en- liren Nlafe al Sribee's pfe
Slrm Tor 10 6snts ~ prpp rst. almtnees
li9e Nlliter 10 6iS. yip lite &ciien iaa
! perhaauo hare REQ at iplre 70 6ls.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

vi bersttene heite u9e, at Ie.
fer Stems tantts paa al flptte fra
Spen, men ri fan renne u9e for.
taae, at ban or engaseret al Ye'
ter Is. Sau9en / iamme 3crret
ming, icm ban Ill / Here Nar bar
oreret, nemlis at ieIge 8rapiteue.
Oct sr ran iisiiAt at finne NcJen,
Der fpritaar iiS paa rsnne 3crret
ming beore emo Wster Stems, %
ri er htfer raa, al ban fan fare
Heter "Spis" messt AT beitlae.
2rOps 0jcmS bar Der meo ia,
at Self. ipm ban bar bapt 5orret,
ming mep, allio enten cpisser eaer
penier paa bans Seieh bpls De III.
tran9er Siitdnh, fau ri prs life
afltaa ia Zen WeRina, lem ri M.
talte fcrr. Nc., at ban er llpt
"bcpen" al itg; Bet fan bspiies
peo lere Sfrappsre.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

SCu oa 2loen or fommtn at Der
boiocs forltlslll9e IufiiOnsr rnnol
omfrins, ltal ri iilabe os at brlnae
Secfommsnoss Grinpring at ri sr
iitauo iii al trpfts @uttiOnsplafater
/ Oct su9elife % norite SprOg. ce
fan eiere liIirepsiiillenoe Nrbeics
vi fan trpffs so NnftionspIafatsr
for $3.50, norlt % snQsIlf tiIilm
men for 81 80. % lfoHI MrbeiceI
ieroist iii nnitln bpilftnl0mbtllt 6io.
Dc. JON culfsr at faa me Nnftl
unslaIs btfIenofglOrte for Oct uOrlt,
Gubllfum. 9icr beoit / at auericTe
"ScOfah Yoiten." pa o:lis 8Iao i'm
ocs / uaitsu bpstt Sns | @nne
ibeif GOuutn. vi oil lnoto9e Quf
~uonslaI9 / 'YOitsn" ior $3.50 10
/ u9e. 50 on ior 2 Tiger % s22;
for 3 llasr.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sr. altaeft @nosriOn ia Sanes.
pile, @S., bappe ben @pobtb al
viis rs 5egning Ill ben uOriie airft
I Spring 0rcpe, ea ban itpit oar
I Iecprab, men berpe6, AT rprc
OpteSneller pare tillioelalte, bar
al life funnel omtdle here itorar,
tepe AtteIoe fer M. 8rfen Ral
bplses al Waritea o. pil blire 90
5pp fang, 46 6cp btep / 5rCnteu
% ial buageS Jon &or6fIrfs 4; ben
pil paa Wipiea blipe &C Dob brep.
Ssipsn til @sfmitn % 6op, 1aam.
fOoen 16 Sob brep rg SO 5op tri.
2aarneiS bele Ssiee 1876 6pp. 8or.
upeu Sppeoinpaanaen illl Der pRre
en- SnpganS III bier Slsi. Sir.
Tens Saiement blir 81 Sob. oper
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sper 100 a. TeeorabS fremrd
aenee Scraere bar unpsrttgnet Ell
Ystitirn iii 9r. 90. $. @laeau
ON at title iis lem 3luricat for
nete Sppals Den Gle WarlS %
ban bar Sipet III SifIlo reTtii,
% lcper, bpiS ban bliper ralSt. at
Opiplpe IN Pll9t idI 9cpt Tom mis-
iigt. Oct MIA inersmmcS, at 9r.
9aQeau, | Bet 9ar ban bar paret
Wapor, bar tilf~rtpsfiaet DC Bic.
tie, cs pit it9 iom uplrtif @m,
bepsmanD. Del CT uriii bpao man
laar. pep at palge ell Mnpsn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sr. SCbn SalpOritn fra gcs.
ccbel rite III bloc anTst / De.
ccrab ipa9. San bar iclgt no i'm
SfrmagerfOuctning / ycfcrbsl %
bar beltemt ils paa at finite til
SecpGab fpr at btgunre Sorret.
ming. @r. @alporirn bar Orret
Tor al rere geo Sfomaser, %
0eccrab ril pit Sntet tabe REQ
II fla BAN | I'm Wiote.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
GfNhS OftOr 2 eth. NrmDlSs
w Nan krnitn NJ.

tiein for allie Sunseipsp mmc, g lanst
beere emo allie ANDRE enenu rpiunene
Ter famine Sillaice. Den or CT fffert
o. burtl9t SG3emiebel for S,ie, Ser.
tlslelle, pats. ca yunaetilialfe, Siae'
b1lte CO Strutsbohe. Iris Is SIS,
90 0ts. ~ Oaler pr. Slaite. owls
en- 6ialte life blGlper, fan Cen lepercs
tilbaJe, % Yrnscnc tilba9cbrtales. Or.
Ss'b. Arncles Bilious Mandrake Bills
ere ~beba9elt9e AZ ta9e, "a pirfcr ueen
Smertc. Sabriteret pee Nr. Setb. Mr.
noles "Nepieal Cooperation" @cens
atet; SeI9es bSs y. .. Sslbery, De.
ecrab,
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sr. Grus pau len ia Sprius
Srcps iaa inoom til cs isaatmcr.
ses. Yaulisn ialser Sarmmaiii.
nerisr iSprinl @rrpe / 8cmpag,
niliab meD Sr. Niels Often, o.
ban rar bernepe | 6crretniHgsan.
~lig9enper. 9isie Serrer CT Dc
eneits I Sprins Grove iom priper
Den Slags 5crretnins, % be 9ier
Oct sppt. abomueuter / Sprins
@rrpe, Der enpuu life bar betalt
20en Aara. al "Sscorab 'Ycitcn",
fan bctale famine paa Ycitbulet
Der, ba ST.. Yanlieu blppe ben
SOpbsp al tage 4lltsn cper Mben-
nenter med ~.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
0Dcsfatc.

Mrpeo tefisnrhlerts lpr Sls5t. SfPuett
~ Gsnntr, al rpr fne,ie o. tltrs SSn 0lns
tttsr srler l3 ClIes Splflee aiAit peo d.
cen Ssnplls McTgtn Den 20re re-. 8 adi
IL Wldnerer % 3 Cd5s 9ammtl. vi hla.
be. al tan CT inoJanlen III ct ttere CIR.
emo ett berH,fen. o. az tan ner bar plen-
iunnst 6 II line Ssitenrs, ION ere iorur
alnln,, OF Ntts pllt alens fan i,lT. o.
llsl / rpTt tune SdpH.
Srto oers mto bans Stsp. inotl ror
Ntrrs Ssius Gbriiius ~pppRfter bet Ill Ct
ectJt sp pll zen pesriR CIJ. % usliJnei
pare hans M'nce.
6llmlr. % AIR. 1876.
81 =. Gnlen. Sbrpno s. 6nltn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02


"Gn NboHeut" lllltnper OS en-
lioen S%erstning om De Qrrlc
SeIpttelitsiel Tabs" girficmbeo for'
Iepea 9ar, 70 bet Ices reraT, at
Der red itoiie Smebe rar nd
ifebt lat 206 qolicer iii et BE-
lsb al 100000. 8ompaauiCt er
ilmmenllt al De bepiie ncriie Sar'
mere / % nncibeif Co., cg bpis
no9en er ubetbig net til at faa fin
Gienppm epela9r peo Slpebrano,
er bet Ell lilfrsoSitlueiis at pipe.
at nan uoen ubsba9eltsbeesr ri
iaa TT Sab eritdttet.
SelAeupe CT GmbepSmau0 10,
lnbepRrenoe Mar:
Grif .. Saffe, praipent, Sobr
8raasbus, 9. Yraiipent, 6. Gpaus
SsfretRr, u. !. 9cmmen, &asls
ret. GigeleoeS palAteS TO Otref'
terer Tor bpert lrwnlbip.
vi fcris9te itrar eiler iiofte aar.
lise Me0ss 4~ibplpslie at faa un'
psrretning ON. bpao Tom Der bier
~fcrbanplet, men oct bertss Nd III.
II De al Weplsmmerne. NJ lpurste,
tn0en @reie tappe oerpaa.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
S:. 6. ". GuualOn braats iuo

St. y VI. ellington brasts ino
I'll port Sihce ioyleoeu Sag Yrepsr
paa 8 Sla9s 9ueoe, porct paa baus
Sarm / &dnidS. iamt enosl "8toom.
corn" QUsr 2 800 lauot. San ap.
lenc Iiior oUer Sons "Broomc,rn."
bOlIfst ban iOIate for 500 90 pr.
Con. % iaar oil ban planie Ell bel
Del. Si bar Yrposr iaaUsl al Sus.
osn lom eornel lisssnos pna OH.
ctt til Gitcrlpu. 9r. ellington for.
loo Occorab fitits Sirsoal Moresn
Tor al bcaius III bism iaien.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

SGT. Sling =. Slafleruo fra
Spriug 0rOpe bar paret bernere
/ risie Eale % bsieSt gamle Wen'
ner % Sla9tnInae Der % / Gal'
mar, % tanfsr iaa imaat paa at
ilplts tllbaSe isien III ipituapnte
Stcp, bpor ban Tor bar beet. Sr.
5lallerup er Waler al Vroies iicn
% pil rrIpe cenue Jcrrstnins /
Galmar.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Set Ter no I'll AZ Vinteren bar
lat inp for Mlper. Sioite 9prpaa
itf pi folpt Hegn, Der frss iaa bur.
ttst bet fom nco, g 5reerne bar
I be fipite 8 Iage perct bela9re
meo So % bar / Sol. % Waans.
illn pRret ct paffert Spn, alpeles
lcm De itulee p9re isipbetlaDte.
Snat % ipa9 bar Oct meet betp'
belist, iaa at Seret M or s0pt,
men bet pil nepps paie lanae, On
0~aarlolen aaerepe bar betpoelio
Wa9t.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
paa. Mr.. @)aIan bauolsr MI I
I. Steners roe Store.

O. bar bait Mnlsonuing tit at
iotleee Msl formaIst ueo Dillon u
Saues %"iSonntain Wius". bdiseenrs
psb Gauos Niusr. o. Oct mao llsss
at pere megst 9oot.
Oct el0bsr os at bore at bette
Sirma eier soo 6orretuins. % Oct
ltal pore Meninssn, ON life lon9e,
al beopuce at uolfibe Msl I'll Siien,
% bette fan be ureniUiul alere meo
lisslaa goo Yrofit iom Weuene Der
/ 8psu, ba Dc bar me Nrbsiesfolt
messt billaere.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

caucus aTboIptes l8aar Nftes
paa 8uoolpbs 9aa for at uonUpne
4anoleater til Gltp Rapor cg 8as'
ierer. Gil Napcr urrapntes Orr.
atfins % I'll IdSierer Orr. Gut
let. Se5uoeu upnepntes ell 8om
mite al Ere | bper Wito Tor al
lammenfalbe Gaueus.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
3. 8. Warib

bar alsreoe mobtasst b Sern.
bausuo9ue iuloe al Sarmmalfl
nerl - 6 @O9ne mso 9 bsrrp
IL SuprlOr Saomntiner
"a l &osr mso 6 champion
Neapers 81 Mowers. San
usntsr ilrar al mootage en- Serbia
neuoan iulo al MARIE 9arue
tiers. 24-4.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Doktor o. 1cnson
ira
Sprina @rOpc. Minnciotn.

spring @roUc, WinneiOta,
aeoonnct peO Ohio Wso cll Soueac,
oar - paa Sleiss Nnmnbnua -
blilutiet at fomme iii Tccorab
hm l5Sc W rts o. 15Oc gpril,
1876, bpur ban "a bIlutr at il0Ue
Tor cem. lOm mnoite pnlfe Oct.
WofIoren trGHs nGpnte Oaae /
T. HaooIpb's Drug Stors. 25-3.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Or ct t0mmsn unpsrrctnina ira
Gbcaao ON at man bar Iunbet @iit /
Den Maue, lOm snsaus bar tilbart
Slifics. % JON bIeu icuot bio for
NJ unorleaes.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Caucus for lie Warp fal ar
bodies / Cities Srtsl eerrag af'
zen 81. 7, bror ale Stemmeberet'
ttaebs anmpccS on az mP0t.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
GrinSrinssliTc.
peeorub Os 9mssn.
I'm LIE Marts

Saaar tetalteS Chicago for Wc.
2 Spspe Sl.00. s Gatmar betal'
ties $3.50 st. for Spece, l5-ls
for Smer; l2i for Ws, s Ge.
ecrab betaleS ibas so - 80 for
Spepe, 90 for Smer. % Is for
9G1.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

y! 8lemte al IOltGue lloite use
al aompa9uiltabel msllsm @balan
% Mellon er Opbert. vi bar emo.
M life best bpao NdiOn oil oripe
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

D ltal nlare o. at hsnlcoe Sp.
mU,fiOmbecsu paa Mpertisi
ON Soilpoibtfer Oltlens Yiuer. ION
MI sr at iaa bos 81. .. 3. SOlbsrG
Der / O,corob
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
y {.
GuS titIalaS.

Qda @rune al anpsn StrTmmslie aster
lea at ialse nit aus ~teligafnpe rli Sjernet
al 8rcaewap & Spbn Streeis. ! mtt Srd'
psr tan man bsnpenre ~ III or. anue
3bcnpicu, Sfanpinapia Scuie.
IS. aetsr Stems.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

Sa9en msuem 3. 3. Solbsr1
% Zen Wanp. lem freS fcrcRrpet
Tor omtrent | Mar ltoen, bar IN
p9ret fore fcr GVutet | to Ia9e
OIL Eureu &C fife enGd
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

gsS- 8i oil beEpso qlere Narmers
opmrrflomme pla al ul CT cet fnsllt
Slrma I O,c)rab Der lTl0er
zen nDe ioIbsorere Wallulon
De ANDRE Malflnsr ira bette 6a
BRIT. lom illbpnss iiIldI9s | SUornb
AZ ) J. Mailb Il9ssr Oper ira Nor
.oa bar al lla lite Dc me Oolbe.
oringsr. Wrr paa Gbers BON 6Ar'
mere. Gn0btst,ou & @uultion.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
o.
Si tilbgSrr GSer MI laue Yriier,
moo HDuilut,

ST urmRrft scpt disbursement al aft
SlaBs &pminlslcmmtr ilbpcts MI mpp
arniint nj ~ifreelts ldpt prlitr. Sauls
leamer, YpmsS SIMMER. S,uS Ssmmer az
ale Stals u SpatIttter. " enter at
i9lls 5000. 600 Spo | ee nRie 60 Clae.
Cfumfmrlp. 0lrtlp & So.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Sou Carlos iGmallct / Tranfria

Jun ION Olacet ipuyee unosI Ytss
len. mOoio9er ri unnrretnlna ON
at Don Carries % bsle bns Slab
ifel9e cen rran''e arIgsmlnliisrs 8e,
rallng er iru0il I paa Iranlt 8runO.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
Sine Wpertisiemcntcr.
gfUtice.
I'll 9lQe Dthfnmmfnne

- wv
AAe o. 6nbptr fcrbpcts bsrpee al beirc
min Srne. Wlrp Slrirn, nc5st / nit Nlpn.
el BUN uetn Alrill bar lcrlart nit Sere
GO Stnl. Seq oil lite rare anirdrli9 Tor
cLler Ottlls ncBsn @iTlp Tom bun ira Ol3s
Cato madtie ltirle.
Ollerst Csfan, Soma. b. 90 Ssbr. 1875.
26-4 Httter Yaricn.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

"Sbe Sob JemplarS" bar fin
Saa ppenpaa / Sut1inioas ups
Bu1nina.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02
~lIinOl0jte Sreuc pco SerO.nb !. ,.
Zen DAM Sctrui

SSn 24R Ntrtuit.
6tnrp 0lffen - Ris aiIrtbd u. Orlrr
- SIMS Nenlien - H IL Ndmll lanipn
I. \. N2cs - Schn anpsrlon Sieplilo -
Dbrtr Slicu . unie Suericn- Spbn Is.
SuNion - Niiis Sabe.ll Httels M T.
@inndb Y.rsllen - Slmcn :. Vlgilne.
Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

CplIesite0 - neblit Yris.
Ta O. eiIsr SllS CItc I'm Gpeee cp'
lrllcs pli min Glerdtcr nj lsl5tnnt Brl'
itr: / prcttnt pr. Wllner slsr lei a. IN
Mldnse mtn inlea SttdllnI lprlln1ts lpr
BEN isrltt Cel AZ RIansrsn, rcruesu Al
ppepfn tllpsr iel3t.
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Decorah-posten., 1876-03-02

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lhbe pa Nhauterbapet. BasIdoerer I'll co fra Sarmatt, Werae Q ~sM
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Seersmt co lurti}t. 3 ebiea9c NECKLACES gasiGsersrue al en- ltaptlnag rm
lamt en- Yclttbetrnt, Der haa ttncns TraNt. YaSiaaerer, lem DAY. yma.
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
An Actress Luck.

At a fair given for the benefit of the
poor at one of the Paris theatres,
very pretty actress presided over one
of the stands, when a Russian noble.
man, who CHANGED to be present, ban
teringly asked her how much she
would take for kiss. She glanced at
him rather sternly, and replied that
she would not kiss any man but her
betrothed. The prince passed on; but
returned to the stand a quarter of an
hour afterward, and said, rather
th0ughtfully, to the actress: ''Will
you permit me to ask you another
question, mademoiselle? "With
pleasure, SIR "Have you a betroth-
en- p She eyed him moment in sur
prise, and then said, with a blush and
a smile: mo SIR .sWould you like
to have one?'' "That depends upon
circumstances, she said, laughing.
swell, then, would you take me-! So
saying he handed her his card. She
was greatly surprised, and finally
stammered that she would give him an
answer the next day. On the. follow
ing morning he called at her house,the
reply was in the affirmative, and to-
day mademoiselle is a princess and
happy wife.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
A Female "Bull."

Danbury News: Mr.. Coville was
reading to his wife from a newspaper
on Saturday morning, when he struck
this paragraph:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark, of Pulas-
XII, N. Y, both came into the world on
the same day, both died on the same
day, and both we're killed by a can
cer.''
"Well, l declare! wasn't chat sin
gular - observed Mrs. Coville. ':Born
on the same dpy, died on the same day
aud with the same disease. Now if
they only married on the same day the
thing would have been complete
"What's that q suddenly interro-
gated Mr.. Coville, looking curious at
her over the top of the paper.
II say,'' she repeated, eff they'd
both been married on the-why, 10 be
- she embarassingly added as she
caught the amused expression of his
face-s'that isl wonder if { thought
to put on the dish-water, and she has
tened into the kitchen to attend to it,
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-27
Good Winter Wife.

A negro man has just applied to d
Milton magistrate, says The Raleigh
Sentinel, to know how to get his wife
back. Milton is only separated from
the Virginia line by a small creek. and
seems that the woman's brother had
run her off from her husband, and
taken her across the creek. elbow
can get her, boss, I'm whot's de law
in Virginny p asked the negro. s'1he
cheapest way said the magistrate,
sis to have no law about it; just go
across the creek and overpower her
and bring her home.'' 'tI'll do it,
boss - said the negro *'a hard winter
sett'n in, no wood, aud no muffin; but
dat gal weighs 200, and she GIBBS out
heat like a stove, d'only time wife's
a comfort He waded the creek with
a steer whip in one hand and long
rope in the other.
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Smart CanuckS.
From the Boston Globe.

From the Boston GLOBE.
We Americans generally imagine
that Canada is little behind the
United States in inventing genius; but
a recent fact that has come to light
leads us to doubt it. An old Senator
of the province Of Q1ebec became
imbecile and his seat was going to be
declared vacant, as he had been alb
sent two years. His friends not wish
ing the country to be deprived of such
q. Legislator, took him recently to the
Senate Chamber and seated him for
few minutes in his place! So he is
safe for two years more, and his sal
airy is secured for the. same period.
Now. we ask, can we beat that in this
country, with all our Boosting of supe-
riority!
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The King in the Hospital.

Victor Emmanuel recently visited
one of the great public educational in
situations of Italy. OF course it has
an infrmary, which is very pleasant
place for chose who like to shirk work
and e:joy a dainty aiet. The king
reached the institution unexpectedly.
All the sick children we're playing in
the gardens. A suave qui peu1 FOL
lows to the infrmary, and in their
hurry the invalids tumble each into
the nearest bed, without regard to the
card at its head, giving the name and
complaint of the occupant.
The king enters, prepared to display
his sympathy with the little sufferers,
and stops at the first bed:
''What is your name my little fell
low, and what ais you!''
"Giraldi, sire, l have broken my
leg"
The king looks at the card at the
card on the bed, and sees Inscribed
..................
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The Kitchen.

The following excellent advice about
Kitchen.and how to keep them clean,
appeared not long since in Scribner's
Monthly:
The first consideration in cooking
room as cleanliness. Tried by this
test parered walls are an abomination
in such place. You can not darker
this room through parts of the day in
summer, is you do others, and conse.
quently fly specks will be numerous.
These walls absorb the kitchen odors
and steam and the smoke rests loving
ly uponl them. If creeping things get
into the house, they are sure to insin'
uate themselves into the paper on the
walls. Hardfinished walls are more
clearly, for they can be washed !; but
unless they are finished better than
the kitchens we have seen, they soon
look dirty, and this is the next worst
thing to being so; for such finishing
soon becomes discolored and
"splotchy.'' There is nothing that
will compare with the old.fashioned
whitewash pure and simple. The
color wash may give the walls pref
tier tint, but it must be put on by a
practiced hand, whereas whitewash
may be applied by any one, whenever
dirty spot makes it appearance.
1t is true Impractical hands do not
apply the brush as evenly as could be
wished, but a few streaks more or less
don't matter ; we can all see streaks
are white and clean. Don't have the
woodwork painted; don't have any,
thing painted. Things in a kitchen
will get soiled. It follows they must
be cleaned. Soap is a foe before which
paint invariably quits the field. Very
soon the color will be off in spots, and
nothing less than repainting the whole
room will ever make it look clean
again. 1t is still more Objectionable
to leave the wood in it's rative state.
1t requires frequent scrubbing to keep
this clean, and even the process will
not suffice to keep all sorts of wood in
good condition. Some woods actually
blacken under the scrubbing brush.
But if the native wood, even common
kind, is we'll oiled and vanished light
ly, the room will be prettier for it,and
with very little washing the wood
work can be kept sweet and clean.
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Selecting Dairy Cows.

A good constitution is important.
This may be judged of by the lustre
of the hair and the brilliancy of the
eyes and horns, Constitution depends
mostly on the heart and lungs, the
size of which may be determined by
the depth and breadth Of the thorax.
They should have good development,
enough to secure health and vigor, but
the lungs, in particular, should not be
excessively large. When very large,
they burn up,by increased respiration,
the fat-forming material. BY the ex-
traordinary energy they create, they
induce unusual exercise and motion,
which make rapid waste of tissue
and rapid assimilation to repair it,
and thus divert nutriment from pro-
ducing milk, If too small, the animal
may be an excellent mixer while she
lives, but will be feeble anil short
lived.
The capacity of the lungs CORES
pond with the size of the aperatures,
through which they are filled. Large,
open nostrils indicate large lungs,
and vice versa. In the same way, the
Indication of the mouth correspond
with the size of the stomach.
The chine is regarded as an index to
milking capacity. When it is double,
it denotes breath of vertebrB, which
corresponds with the broad, open