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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20
NOTICE.
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e. 8. Land U6cN.
,Redvo0A Falls Mimi. Avril 1(1fh 1S.0

Redwood Falls, MINI, Awril goth 1870
Complaint having bren entered at this Office BY
Johan+s Ameson against Nchrel Lynch for abandon
ing his tiu,bercuItnreEntry Nol39iatsdJ
upon the Moth East quarter Of Section
70. Township 114 Range 81 West in Renville Counyt
entry: the said parties are rvby summoned 70
appear 1t this 0dice on the 9th day Of May 1876
at Il o'clock NJ. t, respond aud furnish testimony
eoncerning said alleged abandonment.
Ben. F smith, Register.
30 VIM. H Kelly. Re ceiyer.
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THE GAZETTE.
VIM. B. HERRiOTT.
Editor and Publisher

- Gen. Babcock, Harrington, Whitley,
aud Several others have been indicted
BY the grand jury, at Washington, for
completely 10 the Safe burglary cons
piracy. Oaly Babcock and Harring-
ten will be tried; the others used as
witnesses.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

A manufacturing company, with !
capital Of 500, 600, has been organized
at Red Wing and will commence the
manufacture Of agricultural machinery.
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MARY khPES DODG

And no efforts will be spared by editor
and publishers te maintain and increas
the attractions and value Of the maga.
zine.
|. Subscription Price, $500 = year ;
Single Numbers, Is cents; Bound
Valumes, 500 each.
SCRIBNER & co.
743 4 745 Broadway, N. Y,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

A Glens Fall, N. J. man has in vent
ed aud patented machine for sharpen.
ing horses shoes without removing
them from their feet. The main part
of the machine is an emery wheel rsvol
wing rapidly on flexible rod. SO that
it can be readily turned in any direc.
ton and be brought to bear upon
every side of the foot and any desired
place in the shoe, by which the calks
can be repeatedly sharpened until en-
tirely worn down.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

THE HoLIsrE1N OR DucH Cow
The Hol,stein breed of cows are now
attracted much attention in various
parts of this continent from their WON
derful milking qualities.-They arc
natives of the north of Germany, large
heavy cattle, Of compact form, making,
when fat, excellent beef, and being
also good workers. They have been
grown in Holland for geaerations with
special regard to their milking quail
ties. In that country, they are invar:
iably black and white. but in their
own Ouch they are found Of various
collors
The quality Of the milk Of the Hol.
stein is such as fits it we'll for the
cheese maker, the globules being small
and uniform in size. The skim milk
is Of a very blue tinge.-The butter
made from the cream possesses great
lasting qualities.
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A Fine Art Magazine for the Young.
ST, NICHOLAS FOR 1876
SCRIRNER & co.
743 Broadway, New York.

Alter Two years VI prosperity ua-
exampied iu the annals Of juvenile lit
erature, during which St. Nicholas has
consolidated with itself all its strongest
competitors, the publishers find them
selves in position to promise that the
Third Volume, beginning with the
number for November, 1873, shall, in
its unusual attractions Tor Girls and
Boys, surpass even the preceding vol.
uues. In addition to contributions
from
The Pirst Writers Of America.
there will be Stories. Poems, and
Sketches BY some Of the Most Promi.
nout English Authors. Arrangements
have decu made for very interesting
series Of papers on ..
WINDSOR CASTLE,
- By Mrs. OLlPHANT,
Treating Of its History and the Child
Life of Successive Royal Generations.
CHRISTINA G. ROSSETTI
Will Contribute to the new volume.
LOUISA NJ. ALCOTT r.
Will write "Ma.jorie's Birthday Gifts
and other short stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for
Young Peope have been promised by
the popular English Astronomer,
RICHARD PROCTOR.
There vii be continued story of
Life in Iceland by
IT,. ,BAYARD TAYLOR.
In the November number, the open
ng Of the new volume will begin an
American Serial Story,
"rIlE BOY EMIGRANrS,"
BY Noah Brooks,
Giving the adventures Of party Of
boys in, TIE CALIFORNIA GOLD
MINES, in the early days Of the Gold
Fever. ~r
y J: r, ;'ROWBRIDGE,
Author of the "Jack Hazard" stories,
will contribute some highly interesting
sketches Of adventure at BASS Cove, .
"TALKS. WITH GIRLS.
By leading authors, will be prominent
feature of the new volume Especial
attention will also be given to
Incidents Of American History,
With spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various departments, ''Jack-in
the Pulpit" s'The Riddle. Box" and
Letter. Box" and the pages for Every
Little Folks" are to be more attrac.
tive than ever. The French, Latin,
aud German stories, for translation,
which have proved 50 popular, will be
frequent rim the new volume. Some
of the finest works of the Greatest
Painters Of the Century have been en-
graved expressly for St. Nicholas, and
the first artists Of the day will contrib
ute fresh and original drawings for
this FINE ART MAGAZINE FOR
THE YOUNG. Definite announce.
ments Of many interesting and novel
features will be made in the December
| number. St. Nicholas will continue
under the succcssiiul editorship Of !,
| MARY MAPE DODG
| 4 G I-s-:Il 4 .-~.~l -. H..
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PHILIP NOLhN'S FRIENDS,
4 Second Farmers Vacation,'' y
Or Show Your Passports. 7"
N EDWARD EVERETT HALE.
By Col. GEO. L. airing, u

Col. waring is now in EUROPE, visiting in a row.
t0at ride of TIVE hand rid and fifty miles, Of the
most fertile aai ing Of the growing val
leys Of Europe. This second series Of papers prom
Uses to be more interesting than that with which
our readers are already familiar.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

Barnum says be could pay all the
municipal expenses Of Philadelphia,
give every poor family . barrel Of -four,
and lay up half . million, if oil the
drink money spent in that city in one
yearwere paid over to him.
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AMERICAN COLLEGES.

Written respectively BY their friends, will appear
during the year. The reviewed into rest in ilissa
lite makes these papers especially timely, and vi l
seEnre for them unusual attention,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

THE DARKEST SIDE OF THE BLACK
H1LLs.-1n letter just received from
Mr. Joseph white, formerly of this
place, but now residing at Yankton, he
says that the numerous statement made
OF gold being SO plentiful in the Black
Hills, are a humbug and fraud. Par.
ties are now continually arriving at
Yankton from the Hills, almost entire
ly destitute, who have to depend on
the charity of others in order to reach
home alive. They say there is some
gold there, but it can te OBJ aimed only
by a large outlay of capital for machin-
cry and other mining nccessaries.
The letter also states that Mr.. j. o.
Lawrence, who lately left here, is re.
siding on farm about three miles
from Yankton.-[Glenwood pope
Co Press.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

Hens eggs hatch iu from 19 to 81
days; turkeys in from 26 to 20 days; ;
ducks in % days; guinea fowls in
from rs to 81 days; pea fowls in
from % to 80 days; geese's in from
80 to 50 days. Fresh eggs will hatch
one or two days sooner than those TIVE
or three weeks old,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

RULE FOR MEASURING GRA1N.-I
have found the following rule for
measuring grain to be correct: Multi
ply solid feet by AZ, and divide the pro-
due: BY Sc, and the quotient will be
the bushels of 2l50 2-5 inches each.
Thus suppose it is required to 6Ad how
many bushels wagon box contains,
which is 8 feet long, four feet wide,
2 feet deep; by multiplying the di.
mcnsions together, We find the box
contaias 81 solid feet. Then multiply
this by IS, and divide by IS, and we
6nd the qutient to be 81 81 bushels.
Proof: Since 45 is to 56 as 1928 is to
$3.50 Is. The smaller number are
found by reducing the larger ones to
ffths, and then both to their common
measure [J. s. in western Rural.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

Nine graduates weie this year
ground out from the Mankato Normal
school, and seventeen from the similar
institution ut St. Cloud
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20
THE GAZETTE

AItrnnsient vsrsise me nts must te ps'dtor'na"
Icrs, Notices. IS ets per square Tor the arsti
tio. and SIX .ts per square for each In
ssrtop. Ali legal Notices must h upon the rsap"n
sibility Of the Attorney ordering them psbtiahed.
40 aidavis Of Publication will be given until the
PUBLICATION fees are paid.
Local Notices. inserted at 10 nts rer line.
Business cards Of Eve lines or less $6oS.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

The heartlessness Of greed is illus.
trated in the report given by SUBJ
contractor, in connection with the bur.
ial swindles, to the effect that the gov.
ernment had been imposed upon in the
burying Of the dead BY parties who
had in hundreds Of instances charged
for burial Of dead soldiers, where in
fact. only dead horses and mules were
covered up. These facts were made
manifest It the setting Of tie govern
ment headstones. EssF
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

TIE CENTENNIAL ExH1BIr,oN
CLocK.-A huge clock for Memorial
Hall, has just been completed At
Thomaston, Conn. The works weigh
six tons and the clcck itself is eight
feet high. The main wheels measure
four feet in diameter. The pendulum
ball and rod weigh 700 and 800
pounds. the rod being I43 feet long,
and connected with the clockwork BY
what is known as gravity escapement,
aud makes two second beats. The rod
is Of steel, and to compensate for con-
traction and expansion, is eucased in
two cylinders, one Of zinc and one Of
steel, maintain a uniform centre Of os.
cillation. There will be sixty or more
dials connected with the clock; which
will be run by electricity, the hands
moving with every beat Of the pendu.
lum. -
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CENTENNIAL LETTERS,
Edited by John Vance Chcnry.

4 rare collection OF Revolutionary Letters, mainly
from stor in ihe hands Of the lpcendants Of Col
Joseph Ward. They full o interest, and will he
read ~ith rare relish In connection with the Gen.
tsunial celebration Of the year.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

To kill lice in poultry houses, fu-
migate them with birthstone and char
coal, BY setting FIRE to it on some iron
pan, and use it freely, burning three
Or four pounds of it At one time, and
eradicate them at once. It will make
a big smoke, but there need be no dan
ger. It will kill all the lice sure.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

BLACK TOOTH IN SwINE.-The
American Swine Journal says: Black
tooth, so called, in swine, is sometimes
caused by mechanical injury to teeth,
received by chewing the dry hard ker.
mel of corn. The ailment consists in
a state of decay Of the tooth (caries).
Such decayed teeth may be removed
by the same instrument as a dentist
would apply to ones own tooth uudet
similar circumstances. The symtoms
of toothache in swine are similar to
those exhibited by mankind, viz: loss
of appetite, salvation or SOLDERING,
hanging the head, mostly to the side
which is effected, peevishness, loss of
all fear Of man, and hot, repulsive
breath. When hogs are fed on strong
ly acidulated food for any length Of
time, their teeth may become discolor-
ed; but it is question whether tho
teeth at the same time are materially
injured. So long as no decay or dim.
mutton of their substance eau be no.
,iced, and while the appetite and
chewing faculties Of the animal do not
appear diminished, no Interference
will be necessary:
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

USEFULNESS OF rHF SIGNAL SER
v1cE.-The usefulness of the United
States Signal Service was illustrated in
the late s'orm which was especially
severe along the New England coasts.
Just before the storm set in on Mon
day, says an exchange, the sky was
clear and the local indications at
Thatchers Island, one of the signal
stations on an exposed point on tho
coast. were most promising. AT two
o'clock in the afternoon" the signal
officer telegraphs" one hundred and
thirteen vessels were in sight, which
put to Sea when the storm signals were
hoisted" "There arc no vessels in
sight nou," was the subsequent reas.
sursing message. A fearful storm struck
in that neighborhood few hours later,
and lift had caught the shipping near
the coast, the loss Of life and property
would have been terrible. Happily
they all madca safe oting and will
nearly all be heard from The sailors
it is stated, though at first disposed to
ridicule the scientific gents" who
have instituted the system of storm
signals, have learned that while their
own observations are necessarily local
and limited, the signal officers can read
the signs from one end Of the coast to
the other, aud from Maine to Texas
across country, and are not slow now
to look for the red storm signal wher.
ever it is set and act accordingly
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-04-20

The American Sardine, Co.'S Boneless
Sardines. are much better, and less than
half the cost Of imported Sardines. q
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VNalal liST-MaY TERM--1876

Ps.-r VI snvier and la TIA r. F.h"r. Adm-'s
oi Bni Fishar de'i. W P-nu,. Canal 10
Hu1hlln y h'ucirk Dm'd I,ftT'k
'Olumhis tus. a. " Y. ". dauglrr and J. q
Uirct. Ev,'n',rs ~
&. + IN irou \ B'u. " u. Hare.
Com'wl'l u.s. Of y, n, A. Bus,rsoK ys Dsn.oI
Hilruier IT sl.
las. u. I1nVacr" Va Dtriei Lease.
Noah Snith vs. p-n -. Sri'h.
". NJ Huhm,u AMI Ng'hi.s Srhnee, Assi.neos
a.. Va WI B,cahn,,e
w. q. Hsrroli " Js"i"s ". HpuSor
J'c,D S~Ab W. Snyder cDnltv.
rhu II. N,gl" W J,,t'tGl Wrus-.
q D"g" Waihart " wtil,' ArbIs.t
fsa1k Pn-Isiiur u II. v J ,.euh i.i-er
W. ~. Hrrrold wJan"- y, House,
same Va rAns.
Aug srringmsn " lisa "a ani Jacob MJrr
CJluiuhii las. -. vs. Joseph D,nl,
sms VI sarah Drhl.
SImnci Fahr"r vs. Say I'r cpunty.
Jacob J. B,lnin vs.. j. W. % "a yier AMI II. v.
Ricr'-r.
jacob J. B'dmin vJ, W. Gangler aud II. f..
kicktrr.
A. II. Djw-r.,x Aim'r W Jsc ,b File ct al.
y. Froess ~. vs.. 4. j. II. Zsller.
~ above r,us-s are at tsI - tui fnr trial q
May T., A. Disc. J.CRUUSE, Pso:h'y.
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Sunday School Convention.

SELiNsGRovE. May .. 1876.
Az a meeting of Representative. of
all the Sunday Schools Of this place il
was Resoind That the Sccy. insert no.
ticrs II all tho county Papers request.
ing sunday schools To eject their del
cga'es iam"iiniciy aud to no''fy the
committee on securing entertainment
~ to how IN my and wno will he pres.
cnt Friends please take IIotc of this
and act promptly, send list of Dc'c.
gates to W G. M'cpbl, S0linsgrpYc. Pa d.
Delegates on reaching town will report
at the Methodist Church where they
viii bc met 10y the reception COMMITTEES
Convention will be called 10 order a. =
o'clock +. NJ, of the "a Tuesday, the
18th inst.
BY order ofthc General Committee.
N. l. WAGENsSlLEa. Sycy.
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The H'lomf,M 7ln.c, OF tie 2nd ms,

The B'pomf'H Times of the 2nd ms,
has the following:
\ QUEER SHow.-Last week a suspi-
cions looking tramp wis observed
stcalthilv ini|owins little girl with n
basket At Mirysvillc. H. N ,v"n ,i,s
were closely watched, AMI hi, rvrleut
Intention being to commit an outrage,
several persons pursued him AMI ar.
c"mplishcl his capture. They then
secured rope, put il tnround his neck
and lei him around the town ~ they
woul an OK ~ 4 punishment for his
suspicious action. The tramp present.
ed woe hcgnnc expression while pass.
ing through the severe ordeal.
Rrn5rRY AND ASs,UIT.-O Friday
night the house ot W. Chas. Rlnh. of
Penn twp. was entered hy some per.
sons and Il watch and several other mr..
'iclcs were stolen. Mr. Il. hearing the
noise attempted to stop the robbers
when he was assaulted with y hatchct.
and badly injured ~ were also his wife
and child The injuries are not con.
sid"red dingnrouI. Hr. Rmj WIS
known tO have considerable money in
the house and it il supposed that n
tramp who had worked for him and
who had left the day previous, WAS one
Of the robbers.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-05-11

KEEP YouH EYES OPES. We find the
following sensible article going the
rounds Of oar exchanges. which We
commend tp our readers
with tho opening Of spring, gener-
ally come tho tree, patent right, and
o.iior agents. There being so many
persons lille. we anticipate al unusual
number of tracetilg agents. Many Of
these persons are honest fair dealing
men, whom you can trust. Hut while
this is the fact, there are hnst OF dis.
hOiest scalnps preambulating tn,
country, who are ready to take adyan.
tago Of everybody they can, These
fellows are adopts at becoming ac-
giaintel, aud in making themselves
familiar with your special wants. Tney
spare no Efforts 10 gain your confidence
aud rcspeci. Wacn this il accom-
plishel, they are ready 10 offer you a
great bargain in new kind OF fruit,
patent right, or some other device.
Look out for this class of sharpers,
they are after your money. Don't
hastily sign any purported agreement,
or paper, that may be prese ented to you.
They may be all right, and they may
not Ii the offer Is wprih anything, a
thorough investigation ~ ~ ia merits
land the charaq.er Of tho AGENT will be
heartily accorded you before closing
the bargain. Don't sign the papers
frat rs too many d. To guarl asainst
being swindled. Olhy buy 0fwsll known
and reliable agents W business hon4es."
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RssxsssH Tnis.--Now il the time Of
year for pheln,onias Lung Fever. Coughs.
Colds. and fatal results Of predispositicn.
10 Consumption and othcr Throat anil
Lung Disease. BoscHss's 0sRxAS Srapr
has been used in this neighborhood for
The pss' two otihree years without n sim
gle failure TO cure. IL you have not used
this medicine Yourself. cote your Drug.
gist John Moair aud ask him Of it's
wonderful enccers among his customers
Two doses will relieve the worst case. If
you have no faith In any medicine. just
buy Sample Bottle of Boschee's German
syrup for 10 cents aud try 1t. Regular sire
Bottle 10 cents. Don't neglect cough to
save 20 cents.
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SunhurY & IeWisia,Nn r. r.

The ucw Suubury and Lewistown
Railroad Cpmpany met nj i3D South
sixth street, Philadelphia. on the first
inst. and organized by the election nj
Mr. n Fries us president. and Mcssrs.
j. w. M"Iiiy. Josiah Hart. james II
Campbell. Goo. ; 'hnurc, George Shan
non and II. W. Shprk ns directors. Ju.
siah Hart WAS chosen treasurer and
George Bull secretary. The new com.
pany will have the road in repair in q
few days, and its operation 10y regular
passenger and freight trains between
Sunbury aud Lcwistown will hc rcsum.
ed within the next ten days. The road
has not had trains On il since January
1875. bat il Is now in strong hands and
viii dnub;ies, ue made II successful eli.
tcrprse.
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7rar''ers Acci3'n, Insurance Comp1pg
Of ~ nij1rd Cjaaeciicm. - The Travellers
is General Accident Insurance CDm.
pany, granting policies ot Insurance
against Death or wholly disabling in
jury by Accident, To men of all trades,
professions, and occupations. at rates
within the reach OF all. 1t iusurc~
igaiiist accidents by machinery, accl.
'iem,s from rhe Use of tools anl imple-
ments, accidents that occur ~ the ds-
u.si and lawful avWation. of life, ~
well rs accidents Of travel
The Travellers has paid Claims Tor
Death ar Injury 10y Accident avcraIiug
Ssrsa HuLired Dollars Day for over
ten years.
Five dollars year will secure for
yomr family in case OF fatal accident
Sl,oOO dollars, or if you are Disabled an
indemnity Of s. week, will be paid To
you.
q. C. Gutelius, our popular clothier
~ agent for this company, and all who
wish to provide for themselves in case
of accident should 10y all means be in
sured in the Travellers.
Any information kindly given 10y
calling on or addressing the agent.
q. &. GUrELIus
May'10 '76. Mddleburg. Pa.
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suHRrny d iEwisrowS RAnL RoAp.-
In all probability the =. 4 l.. II. Il. viii
he put in running order before the Ist
of jane, and il it should not Won should
not fail to see the great bargains in
3OOrS.& SHOES NJ. $. Schroyer il
offering TO the public, so cheap that
every man, women, and child in the
County can hny pair, and hardly miss
The amount bald for them. Marx the
following reduced prices: Ma,s fine
Calf Peggcd boots, 1885 to 5,25 Mens
Calf e. Buff Shoes, 1,Sj to 2,IO; Ladies
tine Lasting button Ga ters. 2.2j
to 500; Ladies' Lace Caters sl,10 to
2,2O; Cb.ldreus shoes fro n 2Jcts. up
ward and all other goods in proper
ton. Call and see my fail stock OF
mems fine calf full box-,oc, Boots &
Shoes. NV desire is Ia please, and my
mOttois quick sales, and small Ir,ii,s.
vou will profit by first examining my
stock which you VII. find fuli and com
plct". and always find goods as repre-
scented. thar we mean blisiness. and that
we do not intend 10 he undersold by
any other firm in the county if we
know it. Thankful for past favors we
would respectfully solicit coutinu.
in! nf the same. anh at the same time
gaining many new customers, by fair
dealing and representing goods Just as
they are. Respectfully Yours sc.
80. u. NJ. s. SCHROYER
Near the depot. Selinsgroye Pa.
Apr. "a, 4w.
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~ Farmers We have white plaster
ground put mp IN Barrels very Convenient.
Cement. Rope for hoistins hay. Sboveis,
FORKS. hoes. baskets So, Nails, Iron, coal,
Of all kinds 70. Yon will And il your in.
terest TO call and see our cheap goo'lS.
wseenseller 4 Son.
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May'I0 &c. !

CLEAN UP. Tho season to clean I'm
things generally has come again. Tnirf
ty housewives are engaged in the inter.
esting business of house.cleauing. and
tearing up things generally. Clean
up" is the order nf tho day. Alleys and
lanes and streets AMI paytmrllS shuuld
be cleaned. AMI made tit for man and
beast. Reads ought To be repaired aud
cleaned UP. Cellars and Out-hruses
should tee cleaned up filth and ali
kinds Of debris should he removed.
Sewers and underground drains some
OF which are the producing cause ot
typhoid fevers -shoud be examined
and cleaned up. Care should bc taken
that the water used for drinking and
cooking be not contaminated with
noNiuus fluid percoating through sur
rounding grounds, in which are embed.
del the germs of disease and death.
liz small towns every one is left to q
large extent to form his or her own
sanitary regulations; on the farm the
owner or tenant is the sole Judge as Ia
what should be done in the matter
Perhaps not n few Of the prevalent dis.
eases that ailllct mankind are mainly,
If not altogether attributable to u neg
lect Of proper and necessary sanitary
regulations. We all learn slowly, and
some never profit by tha experience ui
the past. rnc plague is raging in GER
tain districts of Asia the cradle OF
mankind; and yet people there are
known u he very ulwls0 in regard Ia
the means Of preserving health or
life.