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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20
Irans!cr Pictures.

The decoration or carriages, Uuccics
sleighs, furniture, boxes &c, aud other
painted surfaces, often show the most
delicate artistic skill, and The question
arises, how are snch views and on
ments pla cd there without great ex-
pense :. The cheapest articles are fro
quently covered with bits # landscape
or floral decorations III t ronid not b.
painted by hand without increasing the
value of the articles. The secret is.thcsc
paintings are transferred TO the articles
adorned by Il process called "DeraIco.
mamie" When the method was first
discovered high prices were charged tor
transfer pictures, and also for teaching
the art, 80 that few could afford to pur-
chase. Recently, however, dealers have
reduced The rates SD that now these PIE
turos may be obtained at comparatively
low cost. J. l.. Patten & Co., 1872 Will
liam Street, New York, are large dealers
in these goods. For the small SUN of ten
cents they will send complete insiruc.
tons, with catalogue and ten specimen
pictures, TO any one who wishes TO learn
this beautiful art.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

Cincinnati has been selected rs the
place for holding the National Republic.
can Convention. The contest, so far as
Philadelphia was copcerned, seemed to he
conducted between the friends of Nor.
ton and Brislow on the one hand, and
those of Blaine on the other. Blaine
wanted Philadelphia horton and Bris
tow wanted Cincinnati.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

At tho Pcnnsylvan Ia Republican A.
soclalion meeting on The evening of the
18th, resolution was offered, declaring
Representative Blaine their choice for
the Presidency, but us, in the opinion Of
the majority Il was too soon to asiiais
the subject, The resolution was laid on
the table.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

The chief rebels seem much more
anxious 10 become " citizens " of the
United States than they weic ~ the
close of the war. We hope that they
will soon be able TO shoot on the spot
any one who attempts to haul down the
stars and stripes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

Lucius Quintus Curtius Lamar has
been elected L. S. Senator in Missls.
sippi S. j. kirkwood in Iowa; Jno
3. Beck is the choice OF the Democratic
Legislative caacus in Kentucky, and will
undoubtedly be elected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

Blaine's Duke OF Alvah and SAINT
Bartholomew specch sllenced the red
moathcd Rebels aad that JeT. Davis am.
ncsty bill is likely TO 60 overheard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

We arc informed that Saline and Ne
Pberson counties Will 10 all probability
constitute Senatorial di,ulei
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS AyDS.
Patroulze Home Manufactures
THE CLIMAX"

wish TO announce 10 the farIcrs OF Central karsss
that am now permanently located at sailna Kansas,
and intend manufacturing my improved fznning Mil
Climax Having bad experience: of over i years
in ibe business feel Justified ia making The assertion
that the Climax has eqEal Tor the Sret NIleiy 9.
cl,sninv that can I've done by IT. cleaning thing il
the shame of grain from grass seed up to corn
also make in connection with my n-tl business
very nice article Of MIX safe, with wine on doors and
sides which admits circulation "i air ana iiSk!,
two thjr-s indispensable Cor the raIsu- o! cresSa-
Every machine aarTant-iC be oil ne bcst InateIla
and the mechanical lar Inst class
shop on Fifth ST., in Lnllis building
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-01-20

Rev Mr. Hubbard (eolored) is chap
lain of our State Senate.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13

dn6 vystavy ami nebylo, tax dlonho do
vystavy neslo, al by bigotni konise, sko-
don zrnoudfela, i ned6li vystavu otevfe-
la. American "a vsemohouci dollar j
sabesn svehos Sc VIDA, bez toho to u vttsi-
my neni nez zded6ny zvyk spise jeste
pokrytstV
Usneseni b ma v5ak i iednu dobrou
stranku. SvobOdaFi, ktefi celkem velmi
nezorganizovani a netecni jsou, vytrhli Sc
ton tavkou, jiz Jim puritanstvi usnesenim
tim vytalo, netecnosti svoii a svolavaii
demonstrantivni shromazd6ni, aby co nei
razn6ji prot tomu zkraceni nabozensk6 a
osobni svobody Sc ohradili. Ma
iednom shromazd6ni, iez Cd n6kolika ii
sici lidu bylo navstiveno, feGnilo nekolik
duchovnich, mezi mimi dr. Furness, pro
nedGlni otevfeni vystavy. tvidime, Po-
volili komise mohutnGmu proudu vefeIne
ho min6ni, nebot neni pochybnosti, re
pfevazua vetsina naroda usnesenim ko
mise nesouhlasi.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
Stoleta wystava.


EiIadcIfIa, II. kyetna. PoGet osOb
vJstavu p:yniho dne naystiyivsich Patf
Sc ma 100000 Radoyanky Iidu tryaly
Do celou noe. Ulice byly neisky6leii o
syltleny tisice tisicd lidu vlnilo sc MINI
nepfctrzitGin proudu. Illavni udal"sti
toho dne byly sky6l6 hosting, uspofadane
cd angIickeho vySlance Thorntona a w
davatele ,Ledgera' q. w. Childse. [ o.
beda u Thorntona byli cisaf braziliansky
choti syou, president Grant, ministr,
neivvssi soudce Wait. Blain, q. u.
Childs, poslanci Faulkner, Randall, Kelly
atd. IIodovni sin byla velIni ykusnt de
korovana; ma jcdne stran6 visela podo-
bizna kraloyny Yiktorie zivotni veil
kosti, ma strant protest. byly prapory an
eiickf americky vkusn6 spletene. Pra-
pory vsech narodd bylo tn lie spatfiti-
Tfi hodovni stoly byly bohat6 kyttinani
okrisleny. Po ob6d6 pronesl anglicky
vyslanec pfipitek presidentn GrantoVi,
na6ez Grant kralovne angIicke pfiPll. h
tornu hral orkestr Star spangled Banner
God save the Queen (anglickon hymn
nu.)
VeGerni hostna noTinafe Chlldse
byla nemene skvGla. zde byli cisaf :
cisafovnou, Grant manzelkou. minlstri
vyslancov6 a JIM JIM hodnOstafi Wy
nikaiici osoby.
Pck ze se svGt nezvclebuie. kdo by
byl pied stoletim fekl, ze dome anne
rickeho novinafe "a sto let = stolovat
bude cisaf tax ohromn6 rise, iako jes
Brasilie.
Nasleduiieiho dne odieli cisaf elsa
fovna do ST. Louis, odkud po lodi do No
v6ho Orleansu poiedop.
Dne r. byla poy6trnosf velmi krasna
Krasn6jsiho podivani nez ulice dom.
m6sta poskytoyaly nelze sob6 AMI pred t
viii. Ulice hemzi Sc nes6islnymi davy
: mezi nimiz cizinci v neirozmanitejsic
kroiich uniformach Sc nalezaii.
IL. r. navStivilo vystavu jest6 vic
osob nez pryniho dne.
Vefeine min6ni jest rozhodne pro ote
vfcni vystavy ned6li.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
ZBOZNi ZLODEJI. Kdoz by rex

ZBOZNI ZLODEJI. kdoz by rex f,
ze methodiste We svych vlastnich zavo-
dech budou krasti az Sc hory zelenaj! Ze
cizich kradou, tonu sc nedivime; zboz-
nj ii pani holduiou nejspise Pofekadlu, &c
cizeho krev neteGe Ale krasti We vlast-
mich zavodech, nc, to Jest pfilisne. V &c
neralni konferenci wcthodistu, jez tyto
dny Baltimore odbyyana, Problasil rev.
DIR. Lanahan, &c sc knihkupeckem zayo
de ieich po 10 let krade az Sc hory zele-
naii. Pr tom ukazoval syazecek cekd '
sumo S152,O 900, o nichz pravil, ze jsou
zhola bezcenne.
A pfedce jsou vsichni ktefi knihku-
pectu methodistickGm zam6stnani jsou
-ryzi, kovani methodiste. Cloytk by
ami nenyslel. ze zlodeistvi a methodist
stvim Sc iednG dust tax dokonale sroyna
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
yYsTAvA FILADELFICKA byla

prvniho dne, vzdor nepfiznivG poyetrno-
sti. neocekavan6 dsp6sna. Ne padesate
ale dive st6 padesate tisic lidl.li do veeera
navstiyilo. Pakli jen 100000 vstupne,
kterez 80 cent? obnasi, zaplatilo, docile
no ( 12O, 900 pfijmu, col jest do zacatku
zaiist6 hezk6. z tohoto prvniho dne neize
oysem souditi ma dny nasleduiici. Spise
lze obavati SO, ze do 1. Gee bude navsteva
india, take sotva asi otekavanych 10
milioni lidi vystavu navstivi, to tim
memo ano puritanstvi komisc nejlepsi dni
(nedele) vyloucilo. My bychom 81 hlou-
bi srdcc pfali, ably delnictvo, prot nemua
vlastne usneseni to cell kter6 ma spist
nez kdo jiny pravo k naysteve vystavy
bez uimy skody, nebot bez neho by "a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
GUVERNERA TILDENA vyhlidky

GUVERNERA TILDENA vyhlidky
ma presidentstvi Sc den ode dine lepsi.
Sedmdesati elenna delegace novoyorska
bude prom hasovati celia. Ncjrozsifenti
81 demokraticky list Sun" (N. " pod
poruje ho co nejvfeleji, coz mu zajiste ne
iednu deIegaci ziska. Mimo to jsou proti-
candidate icho, jako Hendricks, Bayard
a j. naproti nernn slabi. Demokracie Vi
douc, ze pres vsecka odhaleni porusenosti
republikanska strana pfedce ien dosti
sina Jest, ably ieste ieden presidentsky
zipas vybojoyati mohla, bude nucena
navrhnouti kandidata velE.i dobreho a
popularniho a takovyn jest bez odporu
TiIden, nemz Sc Charles Francis A
dams, statnik ylastenec ma sIOvO vzaty
nemz nezavisli sveho naGelnika spatfu
il nasledovn6 vysloyil:
o TiIdenovi smyslim velmi prlzDive
On yykonal notny kus prace (znitenin
zlodtjskeho kanaloveho ringn Woven
Yorku.) Ovsem, on neni ducha yseob-
sahleho, nicmenG jest moudry muz ia
kovGho potfcbujeme ma kfesle president
skcm. Kdyby zvolen byl, mohli bychon
spol6hati Sc ma jeho poctivost jeho o
pravdovou poctivou vdli. Tilden by tini
co by mel "a prav6 a neposlouchal b.
spatnych radcG.'
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13

Cteni pfatele zakaznici moi:
Prosim naystivte mne pfesvtd6te Sc o
mem vybornem a rozsahlem skladu jar
mich = Hippersd pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
Velky vJber marokkovych zapinacich
q snerovacich bOtek kazdeho drnhu;
Ruci sc, ze kdo koupi Sc zbozim uplne
spokojen bude- - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma sc dokonale. Nasi cesti delnici budon
poteseni, budouli moci krajanIm sy}m
poslouziti.
Taktez prodayan yseho druhu muzske
a chlapecke boty perka (poloboty) tole-
ci skopove, vesmes pod cenou, abych
zasobu syou spise vyprodal. S Gctou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13

kamenim zahazena byla. TAX bidny ac
zaslouzen} konec wal bidny ten utiskova
tel lidu.
Smrti ieho a dt6kem presidenta SO lid
upokoiiI, natez n6ktefi pfedni mu4ove k
organizaci prozatimni vlady, V ieiimz te-
lie general Canal stoji, pffkrocili. Uply-
nou nejm6ne diva m6sce, nezli Sc obyva-
telstyo tax upo!loji, ably volby do kongres
su pfedsevzaty byti mohly. Ncilepsi Wy
hl;dky ma presidentstvi ma iiz fe6eny
gen. Canal.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
,,POKROK7

vychad kazdy utory, ctvrtek a sobotu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13


MAS GUVERNER HAYES a Wy
hlidky ieho ma presidentstvi isou pfedm6
TEN ziveho novinafskGho pfetfesu. Jak-
koliv by Sc bylo moho zdati, &c Hayes '
Cincinnati mnoho vyhlidek miti nebude,
zmhnily Sc yeci b6hem poslednich tehod.
ma znaGn6 jeho prosp6ch. Kdezto .ei
Dive casopisy delanim presidenta Sc zaby
vaiici ami kale do poGtu nebraly, pisi dnes
0 mem takove listy, kterez nerady mluvi
do v6tru iako Courier Journal Sun
On. Y ) a iine. Sun mini, ze Hayes, ne
budouli Sc moci delegate n6ktereho z
prvnich kandidatd, jako isou Blain Nor
ton, shodnouti, soustfedi hlasy sv6 ma kan
didata neutralniho, takovym jest bez od
poru Hayes. Hayes, byy navrzen zvo
len, ncbyI by zly president. On noni o
v5cm statnik prvni tfidy, muz zenialni,
(mini ,SGn') ale nicmen6 ma znaGne schop
nosti, Jest poctivec a gentleman, kteryz
isa presidenten, dobrymi radci by Sc OBJ
klicil; We valce osyGdcil Sc stateGnym yo-
iinem, miru pax yybornym guverntrem.
Take jinG listy mali lIayesoyi yelmi prl
znivG min6ri. Sun jest list demokratic
ky, take chvala ieho sloupcich vice va
by ma ncz sloupcich listu republican
skGho.
Ohio Gcka nejspisc skvtla budoucnost
Jiz nyni isou velmi mnohG yysoke ufady
obsazeny Ohioskyni; ' kongressu jsou
poslanci scnatofi Ohio nejschoPntlsi
neitiIeisi a nejvice vynikajici, nebot neni
ddlezitGisiho yyboru nGnz by nesedel
eden nebo vice Ohioskych, ncni iednt
ddlezittjsi debatty, nn by Sc neucastnl-
Ii co hlayni fecnici Ohiosti; pfedsedou nei
vyssiho soudu jest Wait 2 Ohio, neschaze
10 by k dovrseni slavy naseho statu, nez
ably byl presidentem Ohiotan.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-05-13
Europa.


Berlin, IL. XIV. Pozornost celeho sye
ia obracena jest k Berlinu, kde Bismarck,
GorGakov Andrassy cisaf ntmecky s
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

Charles Dickens gave utterance to
many beautiful thoughts, which he
clothed in most exquisite language,
but we think the following extract from
"Bleak House, is the one most touch
ingly beautiful and illustrative of the
love and devotion of a woman for the
man of her choice: "There are many
little occurrences which suggest to me,
with great consolation, how natural it
is to gentle hearts to be considerate and
delicate toward any inferiOrity. One OF
these particularly touched me. 1 hap
pened to stroll into the church when a
marriage was just concluded, and the
young couple had to sign the register.
The bridegroom, to whom the pen was
handed first, made a rude cross for his
mark; the bride, who came next, did
the same. Now, 1 had known the
bride, when 1 was last there, not only
as the prettiest girl in the place, but as
having quite distinguished herself in
school; and 1 could not help looking
at her with some surprise. She came
aside and whispered to me, while tears
of honest love and admiration stood in
her bright eyes: He's dear good fel.
low, but he can't write yet; he's going
to learn of me-and | would not shame
him for the world 2 Why, what had
to fear, 1 thought, when there was thi:
nobility in the soul of a laboring mans
daughter"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

A murmur of subdued applause was
family heard.
"Of murder in what degree ?"
"The first"
''The prisoner will stand up" said
the Court.
Morris Morrison arose to his feet,
trembling in every nerve. All eyes
were turned upon him,
"Have you aught to say as to why
sentence of death snail not be passed
upon you ?"
"I have"
"Proceed."
"I am not guilty, and have not been
proven guilty."
GAS to that, criminal is never
guilty, even when the gallows is being
built"
1.-THE argument of the prosecution has
failed to make case, your Honor"
"Twelve jurymen have decided other
wise, and we cannot stop now to argue
the matter. The case is closed"
"I am innocent of that mans MUIR
der, even in thought. 1 know that be
yet lives, though 1 cannot now tell
where. With one months freedom,
should be able to find him."
"And lose YOURSELF" smiled the judge.
off am allowed no voice in my own
behalf, beg that L may say word in
defense of the women whose names this
chivalrous attorney has to-day branded
with infamy. Sara Perkins was once
my affianced wife. George Hanson
alienated her from me, and dragged
her to ruin, but not to infamy. Hel
sin was loving him, and him only, moi
wisely, but too we'll. He is not worthy
to wipe her shoes"
"With Madge Morrison have nevel
had more than a passing acquaintance
Twas in her mothers employ for sea
son, and befriended her once or twice
as in duty bound. But have not once
been guilty of an evil thought concern
ing her. l never knew q woman 81
completely the soul of honor in al
things as she, except only my owl
mother. I fancy that she is like my
mother. I honor and respect her be
cause she is good, and because she ha
the moral stamina to live according t.
the dictates of her own conscience, de
spite the laws that men make in whicl
they deny all women a voice. Do will
me as you like. This rabble is hungr,
for my blood, and L am powerless.
only ask that you so long postpone tn
day of my murder that I may hav
time to hear from my banker in th
East"
The Court adjourned; the jury wa
discharged; the prisoner was locked il
his cell; the time for sentence was fxe
one week ahead, and Madge, more dea
than alive, returned to her mother
house, to find Jason Andrews in tn
agonies of approaching dissolution.
ITO be continued
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

An Englishman, visiting Sweden, no.
ticing their care for neglected children,
highways and placed in special schools,
inquired If it was not costly. He re-
ceived the suggestive answer: "Yes, it
is costly, but not dear. We Swedes are
not rich enough to let child grow up
in ignorance, misery, and crime, to be-
come afterward scourge to society, as
well as a disgrace. to himself"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30
ITO be continued.l

IMPRIsONING A WIFE.-The New
York World describes a case of Pyramus
and Thisbe in Paris. Nine. Ferrand,
wife of NJ. Ferrand, sub-leader of the
orchestra of the Opera Comique, came
into court to secure a separation from
her husband. Nine. Ferrand was a
rich widow at the time of her marriage
with NJ. Ferrand, but the latter took the
funds into his own custody, locked them
securely up in his strong box, and only
doled out to his wife what she considered
very inadequate pin-moDey. By way
of remedy, Madame took occasion once,
when Monsieur was out, to break into
the safe and help herself. Monsieur,
upon returning, discovered that he had
been robbed, and sought Madame for an
explanation. He found, however, that
Madame, with her maid, had locked
herself up in her room, and refused to
admit him over the barricade. He of
fered to parley, but the enemy would
not entertain his flag of truce, and dis
dained his proposals for surrender, and
so the husband retaliated by success
fully walling up the barricaded door sc
that it was impossible for the wife to
get out. Finally, when nearly starved
out, Madame Ferrand hit upon the plan
of writing statement of her perilous
condition, wrapping it around some
sous, and throwing it into the street
Unfortunately, however, it happened tc
be All Fools Day, and the gay Paris
ians were so much afraid Of taking 8
poisson P ATUiLe that it was seven hours
before the police were notified. When
finally they came to her relief, Madame
and her maid were preparing fricasset
of kid gloves, having previously eater
rice picture frame and drank bottle
of eau de Cologne and one of Hungary
water. For this scandalous treatment
Nine. Ferrand demands a separation
and it is hoped the courts will grant it
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

There is German woman named AL
AVIATOR living on Columbia street. One
morning last week, just before dawn,
her house was broken into by burglars,
who gained an entrance through a
kitchen window. They started to enter
the room in which she was sleeping
when she arose, revolver in hand, and
started at them. Both made a hasty
exit through the window, but the
woman followed after and fired two
shots at them as they were making
tracks across the yard. Her shots went
wide of the mark, unfortunately, but
the next morning, on examining the
premises, she discovered vest lying on
the fence, which, upon examination,
was found to contain 81 65 in currency.
The garment was evidently the prop
erty of one of the burglars, and the
woman generously offers to restore it to
him if he will call and identify it.-EU-
dnSUiLLe Courier.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

Lavinia GoOdell has been appointed
first Vice President of the Wisconsin
State Sunday School Association. She
is still practicing law in the lower
courts of the State, though the decision
of the Supreme Court does not permit
her to follow her cases up into that court.
The Legislature will be asked to enact a
law next winter, enabling woman to
practice in the Supreme Court.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

The Ohio Legislature has passed a
bill providing for the punishment by
fine and imprisonment of all persons
who get on or off railroad trains that are
in motion.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

ENTERED, according to Act of Congress, in the
year 1875, by Mrs. A ]. Duniway, in the Office of
the Librarian Of Congress at Washington City. ]
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

Save when you are young to spend
when you are old.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

"Why did you pass yesterday without
looking at me?" said beautiful woman
to Talleyrand. "Because, madam, if [
had looked 1 could not have passed.n
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30
MADGE MORRISON,
The MOIaIIa Maid and MatrOu

BY MRS Al DUNIWAY,
AUTHOR OF JUDITH REID" "ELLEN DowD,'
"AMTE AND HENRY LEE" 1.-THE HAPPY
HOME" "ONE woMAN's SPHERE"
ETC, ETC, ETC.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

Why is the letter "o' the most char
liable letter? Because it is found
Oftener than any other in "doing good"
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30
gbe asew q 4!Eftortbwest. g

Journal for the People.
Devoted to the Interests of Humanity.
Independent in Politics and Religion.
Alive to all Live Issues, and Thoroughly
Radical in Opposing and Exposing the Wrongs
of the Masses.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-30

Correspondents writing over assumed sigma
lures must make known their names to the
Editor, or no attention will be given to their
communications.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1876-06-14

DANIEL WEBSTER.

Daniel Webster ssts a fsfmef and took
delight 10 country thing. III bad pat
risrsh sjieye u aGD ttydce lsseA s6 n Z
ofhe bad. he took delight 10 COWS. Hc
titled paterHal acres with Iise oxen.
We loved 10 give kioe fo5jNf. Ii was
pleasant q hear him talk u oxrn aud 30,
thrce days before nc left The ctfth. TOO m
q visit ihem. be oxen leEiAa sp,ns 10 see
their sex lsfD. ard q bersosd IN istIoor.
hes great Qsfl.o wore drisco np. thst he
might sms tlss.r healthy LFsalh. aud look
his last ~ 49, bsO4d. geuertus l,eep Tia.
~ere ae*at fslse 70 bin.
v W. + - ting - ~ .fefa .leaeribe4
Panic Atl#ftf leyed tles5 Etimai. .5F
their sp<=f I'D nes fyf si,eir I.4n
silver + 81 Hflsyed e. feed tbs7 aifi
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emE FAENGR.sa Morro !. colil
BoYs.f j rITI'l 17l.l1,


.come boys must be the motto Of Ii ]
Armer whe employs much hboF, tsa anu aGnu
be with iis iii5h. Bar, Jules heis'a re-.
'markabIy vigorOIs and healthy nan, be
iougl< rct to try 70 DO as much work a. Ei.
rsetf and suPerinsend his farm besides.
Work occasinally, a,id put new Hyigot iDl o
the nsen. SHOW them how to 10 the work
70 lhs best advantage. Plan. direct, be
quick 10 see the weak spot aud pfomDt 70
lend a helping hand STEADY work. like
lasving. will almost DO itself. 1t is tie
odd jobs that require brains. ---You mus,
DO the thinking A good boy viii olten do
as much work ID man. But you must
kn0s hos u Otreat bin il order 10 make
him useful. Give him the best tools. the
the best plow. the steadicst team. and ,be
newest harness. II lie breaks ANYTHING.
doBot Sold, but hels him % repair daIn-
ages zpd eacoEge hila To- Do better. A
hove all do not let tie men Impose On him.
IL ysa brsakfsst carly. crossing BOY that
) at work IN tie Eeld should llasea loneh
v s4lf-psss eight or.tea oiclsek. No one
can work long wi:l.9ui ea,isg. especially 4
growing boy.
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