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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-13

Austin. This gave Mr.. Strait ma
jority Of twenty-seven in vote of
lightweight, and proved that if he
did obtain the nomination by unfair
means, he had been careful to make
a sure thing of it.
There is no doubt i'll our mind
that Mr.. Strait could have been de-
feated in this convention, but it was
very clear on Tuesday evening that
Mr.. Thacher could not be nominated.
the most prominent professed
friends of the latter seemed deter
mined to prevent anything being
done which could tend to increase
his strength, nor would they consent
to have him withdrawn and another
candidate substituted. 1t is hard
to tell what motive actuated them,
but the belief is entertained by sew.
eral well-informed gentlemen in this
city that few of them are anxious
to have Judge Wilder elected by the
democrats, and believing that, if Mr.
Strait were nominated, a large pro
portion Of the republicans of thi:
county would vote for Wilder in pre-
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burd itete MeIanholie Ii6 ousseihnete,
einige Wlonate ielbItltdnois in 8abia
prottt5lrt hattie, Der1fnan6 er plDBlih aus
oieler Sta6t. Wehrere Sabre ipdter erhielz
ten feline pheges @ltern Die perbiirate Nad5.
ri6t. baB er tpieoer in bic MdIber suriifa
9etebrt lei unb, na6bem er nit Ieinen Rleis
bern Die lebte Spur bon 3ipiliIation obge-
itreift batte, nun nit Boaen uno 9feil Den
Rriegern Ieiner Ration folae.
gBas III aus &i6aro 8renner's einit piels
9eriibmtem Siilo, Dem @alIafnobeu, oe=
ip0roen, Der in MerIeburg cine quite Gr=
aiebun9 9enoB unb ieine Gnttuidlunasiabre
IN einem 6euii6en 5auie ourhma1te? Sie
marine, iiberaus Iobenoe Sdilberung. Die
Sr. Brenner BON ibm entfporf lit leioer
8u SHanoen geluoroen. Siilo lit juriid.
9etebrt un6 bat, tpie bic neuelten 9ia6rihs
ten belaeen bic 3ipiliiation lpieber abse.
itreift.
Gs lit bies cine &eibe pobIperbiireter
Beilpiele aus Mmerifa, auItraIien, MFrifa,
oeren merfmiirbiee uebereinIfimmun1 nns
lid1er 5u 0eEfen gibt. Gntriidt Dem 9eIelI.
ihaftlthen 3nanee guropas, seiot ielbIi
Der gurOpder unStpeifelbaft 9eienno, in
gtatur5uitdnoe Suriid3uperfallen, lpie oas
Beilpiel pieler Matroien in Der Siolet
lebrt, iuel6e, BON loren 6abrseusen bapor
laufeno, Elm 2eben unter ben sniulanern
uno nod oeren gSeiIe unierer Civilization
pOrSpaer. Sie unperlnittelte uebertraaune
Der lebtern auf ben NaturmenItben fiihrt Al
feinem 3icle; unter benz 3manee Der Wet.
BEN fam tpobl cine 3eit lang oielelbt
duBerlif aufredt erbolten iperoen, iiber.
l6Bt man aber Naturp6lter tpie Snoipiouer
berlelben lih islbIt, 10 tritt Der Rudi6laa
elm. Cine gntipidlunssfdbigteit Der BE,
treffenoen leuansn mir bamit feinesmees
mir lino nur Der anlidt oaB bieie in eisen
arti9er Meiie erfolsen miiIIe unb niht lid
bur9 fiinitlihe 9fropfrne berltsllen IaIle
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9reffli1e Mnttuort. BaIiom,
pierre, Der fransOIii6e @eianbte am ipani.
iden Sofe, eradblte ieinem G6nia, Seinrid
Dem Wierten, Die ginselnheiten ieines gin-
suees in Rabrio: sd ritt." iaste ct, rbas
fleinee Maultbier bon Der MeIt." - %
rief Der G6nig. .bas muB elm ereDbIiber
2lnbIif eetueien Iein! Gin gIel auf einem
Waultbier!" - ,gt ia, Sire,@ periebte
gafompierre, ~i9 NOR ia Der 8ertreter
Gw. Maietat,"
Yanfeef6ers. Gin intelIisenter
2onomann Deg Staates Slinois, Der iebr
a6tbore Sa6afut Serenlias Mbrabam
Smitb, bfanste i'm lebten Griibiabr Sim.
burger Sdle In feline Rartoifelfeloer, nm
ben Rolorabotdfer 3u pertreiben. Ser gr-
fols tuar Elm granbioier. Williarben anoifz
gepeititter RartoFtelfdfer itiirsten iiGh in
ote Wogen Der 9rDBen Seen, anoere Wfils
ltaroen trabbelten iiber oas groBe sSslIenz
aebirge uno eri6uften iib i'm ftillen Ocean.
Der tntellieente Sabafut Seremias Abras
bam Smitb bort nit bielem MitteI ou9
oer Neblcus beiSufommen.
Ser mabre @run0. ssolaenbes
@elprd9 fano Oil Der Gir1entbiir smiiden
Dem Sirten Der @emeinoe uno eyohannes,
Dem 9teHen zines ebenals iebr eifrigen Rir.
9enednsers, itatt. .9Bas bdlt beinen
Onfel in leBterer 3eit bonn geiu6e Der
Girfe ab, Sobannes? SD boffe, baB er
nidt aum Metbooismus ibereetreten. lit. /"
- rHein, gbrlpiirben, leiber liegt Der
9runo , oisl l tiefsr.14 rSit e e etga Gal.
pinismus I" = rSdlimmer! 0iel Sdllima
merl - sIm gnoe ear 9eismus 2" =
pN4 nein, aber es lit piel trauriger." =
lin @ottes tpillen, mare es mDalth, bos
Der ionit 10 @laubensitarfe otm Atbeisa
mus perfnllen mdre g. ,glub oas uidbt
gbrnlrben, rliein ormerO MEL leioet furt,t.
bar an &beumatismus."
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Ser Sitel uSerr" oblisat I?

9ieie Srase ipurbe am Ia. b. W. bur9
eiren gBiener Gihteripru9 pernetnt.
Mls grimme6einoe itaroen an bieiem Gage
6rau 9oline S6efteles un6 9err S9nab
Gpltein Dor bem Ginselridter bes 8eSirfs
2eopoloftaot. Sie Seinbi1aft entltano
in 60lge elmer llnterlaIlune, beren lid
Jran S6efteles coniequent i1uloi9 mabte
uno Die ben iunsen Gplteii1 10 erSlirnte, oaB
er cine bo9enlan9e Gla9e perfaBte, in Der
lebr biel BON franfer gbre eelpro6en Diro.
Serr GpItein mar, na6em ibm in 8roB
SaniSla in ungarn bereits Der unterlhleo
5niIhen 2einwano nno Yercail eeldufig ee=
moroen, 5u sSrau 5heTteles in Condition
9elreten. Ser YoIten tpGre nidt IdleAt
eetpeien, bos 6alatr mar, nah ben in
8roB Gani3ia eeldufieen ge9ritten eln
9ldnjenoes, oub bate Der reue @onmls
ieoen stpeiten SOnntas freien Iusgang. er
mnBte ll4 ielber selteben. baB ielne &ennt.
nille in Der Manufacturbranhe lih tdgllb
erDeiterten, ober-mas niibt Der quite 20bn
allein2 @breeiSiee Naturen iino audb auI
quite 8ebanblun9 nerleiien. Sgnab gpiteln
mpute, baB man aud ,fein nit ibnl nnl=
9ebe." SenaB gpItein bate Die Yrdtenlton,
Su beaebren, baB SSrau Shefteles 5a ibm
iaete Serr GpItein, boben sic ole Jreuno-
ii6telt linb lhneioen sic Smei GLEN Wtos
bair ab.-Srau Sdbefteles beoiente iih FOL.
oenoer Nusorudsweile: sic, gpitein.
i1neiben 5ie mir bort beuinter Swei Glen
Wobair. 90 rebete lie, unbetiimnert, Dt
Geute i'm @eI9dfte waren ooer ni6t. .4ieiel
3uitaub tpurbe ibm auf Die Oauer uner.
trdelid, tmiOmebr, als b6le Beiipiele oi'
beiten 9itten peroerben. Senn Der Sehr'
.unge, oas 2uoenmdoel, oeuen er 10 germ
tmp0nirt b6tte, reoeten eben geroee 10. 81
ging ct bin, perSidbtete auf Die so @uloei
5alair, auf ben freien Nusean9 uno flagte
SeSn Der GIage iagte er, DAB Ieine ygbeHn'
| i'm 0ur1 Die gnt3iebung 0es ,Serr" in oel
DfTentli9en Weinune berobgeiebt babe uni
oaB feline G6re ieitber frant mar.
&idter: r0ielei6t lit cine WeriDbnune
mDoli9 2"
9lnsetlaste: v@eiB i9 bod nod immel
ni1t, mas Der mel1ugeens WienI9 Mil
ober tpilien sic es, Serr &idter2"
S2ldeer: ,Serr fail. Gatb, in 8rof
aanisia iino Die 2eute pirtli9 mebr sebil.
bet. g8enn id) bin setommen friib in's
@ei6dft, bat bic Jrau geiast:. 8uter
Wor9en, 5err Gpitein. Bin if iuegDe-
eangen am Ibeno: S9laien sic tpobl
Serr @pitein. $ier in Wien? Hir als
vGpitein" binter unb vgpItein@ born. Sd
bab's rii4t aus9ebalten, ih bin mir Slt lebt
poreetommen tpie oegraoirt."
4neetlaete: rgtun, Serr Ridter, lit Der
Weni9 fneldugee ooer ni4t? 3at man
i6en 10 mas eebDrt 2"
Hidter: oSie geben alio 81, ben Rldser
INNER nur pGplteln@ aerufen 5il baben ?"
gneeilaete: vRein, ySerr" nero if
Saeen su mein Commits go tpas bab i'd
nod ni6t erlebt!"
Ser Rihter ober fprah &oiine G4ef.
teles trob oieles 3ueeitdnoniiiss Der gbren=
frdnfuns fir nidt idulois. Sn Der 8e=
eriinoung tpuroe berporeeboben, baB our9
eine llnterlaiiune bier iberbaupt cine
Gbrenbeleioisuns besansen iperben f6nne.
SIN llebrisen lei Der Sitel ,Serr" feines=
tpeas ettpas Mneeborenes, ionoern miiiie
erlt eruorben peroen nno itebe in @abrbeit
nur Semen 5u, Der ielbiiitdnbis lei unb
oem anoere 2eute unteriteben.
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ris. go bate er benn aud ben Rnent bes
Yfarrers gei6doiet, Der Ieinenl Serrtl 1etrte
SlDtb fldGte, iibrigens ttur arSu9eben
uuBfe, baB bas Diebii6e Sbier cuf bas
Siitbaus auselaufen tpdre. S9neu madte
iih Der GapIan duf. trat in's Saus eli'
uno lab ben MeblIod an Der Wono lebs
nsn. 9ie BON ihm befraeten Rinoer plau1
berten, Sutraulin eemoroen, unbefangen
aug, oaB ME Weebl i'm Souie, tpenn nidt
oorber Der ,,gleti" mittelit oes @iirtels aum
,6udlen" um9efaltet, ben Beoarf heints
bra1te. Ser ungldubiee @eiitlid1e ipots
tete iiber ben @lauben Der Ginoer, lieB
bur1 ieinen MeBner ben @irtel l4 unie
bdn9en uno empfano nun NIT Shouoer,
bob er Elm Studs eeporben ols welder er
li1 oenn aud Iofort aus oent Staube
ma1te unb in ben ndditen g8Gloern unl=
bertrrte. Stun oing bas Wtanoat aus, in
Ser nd6lien 3eif Bel 2eibe feinen 6uds gu
i1ieBen. @nolid iparo Der urlgeuanoelte
Raplan eingefaneenL man brahte t9rl IN
ben 8farrbof BON So6enfels nno Der 4far=
rer ,tbat ibm ieinen 8els ab", inoenl er
einen frGftieen @roreismus brauhte.
tunrauf ber @ednsfigte iotort tpleoer gun
Saplan puroe.
2ei6en-5 5eftionen elm Wtitte'
ae9en Selbfmoro. gubas gee9er.
| ifloDcn iino feit bapon iiberseu9t, oaB II
nod ibrem Sobe nit ibrenl Dollltdnolger
&0rper in ibrer aFrifaniiden 5eimatb tple'
Der auflteben merben. Wenn nun Seim'
tpeb lie plast unb lGtuere Nrbeit lie nieoer'
bridt. bann perfalen iie leidt Selbit.
morogeliiIten uno ndblen ben Sob ourd
grbdnsen, neil er ben R6rper gan3 ldBt
Sen erbarmun0slolen Stlapenbarone,
lag nun nabe, auf ei1 @eeenmittel ;n
s9lbwebr bieler 6elbStmoro gpioemie 81
1innen, uno Tie perfielen auf oas i4lail
i NustunFtsmittel, bic 2eihen Der SflaDe
non Mer3ten ieciren Su lafen. Seit De
3eit bat Iih Die Desperation Der oHtDar
sen auf Der ,Yerle Der Intilen" betrGht
LID nerminoert.
E@iIIi9e &bfinouns. Gin Ara
. Der einem arrHeu Yotienten cine Heuiabrs
! Liquidation iiber selieferte Msoieamen
! uno ob9eitattete 8eIu1e iiberlanbte, erbie
BON ibm Die 4rtwort: v8as Die WebicG
mente betrifft, 10 miIIe er porldufig bs
!. 8etrag i6uloie bleiben; mas aber Die Vi
} lu6e anlan9e, 10 tpiirbe er ntft perfebIel
feline @esenbeiu6e gu maden."
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Mailnt9faltiges.

Gin unberIihes gpit az
phium. guf benz Gir66ofe ~ SameIn
ldBt elm 8iirser 2iioeding feline Rinoer
Hagen:
vBir iinb Our@ @ferbearstes Saub
gu frib bierber seididet i.
BUR @arnuns fir bas @aterlanb
llnb ben, Der bies erblidet.
Sein geben traue SeSernanu
slur ii9rer aerate Sdnben on,
@ebt CT Oann aud Die Sobesbabn
Sat er bod feline Pflt9t eetban.@
9as Girdenbnd ct. 8onifaeii (Sabr.
gang 1872 benlertt su biefem Ssalle: ,@e-
ftorben in Jolgs @sbrauds zines unre1ten
wtittels 8e9en ben Iusldlas, wooura Die
6hOrAen entltanoen.~
7 Weniden in Sa1ie perwans
belt. Die 2DfantQropie ooer Der Glaube
on WehrDOlfe entitammt Dem grauen 9ll=
tertbum ilno bat beute nod feline Defenner.
Die bel tlahtlihem Musgane, nm feinem
told1en ungethlim 3u beaegnen, oas an
Greu3tpegen einIame Wanoerer All Ichreden
ooer al perleben liebt, RreuSe mad allen
bier sirnmelsrihtuneen idlaoen. Gin
Yenbant Su 0ielem Mobn lit Der @laube
on cine Metamorpboie In 6iihie, bon Der
man IT'D in Siiboeutihlanb pieI su ersdbr
len tpeib. so beribtet Der Bolfsmunb BON
einem Telohiiter, ber einen ,punberfrditiz
gen Giirtel belaB; - nnbm er ibn aus benz
ShIote, mo- er bing, berab uno ibot ibn
nm, 10 mar Der rifbtiae Heinede I'M Sanb-
umoreben fertig. 9lls Gubs pliinoerte er
bic BanernbDfe unb iuhte beionoers bic
WliihlDdgen helm, BON 0enen er nit Sc.
ihidlinteit uno Silt bic Meblldde bsrabs
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brittle 8itte, tue[d)e Dir an Mid Su ridisn
iibrig bleibt, idIieBe, 10 atpeifle i'd lebr.. !"
rSie brittle, fubr Der iunge Wtarabut
fort, .uno bic foltbarite BON allen lit Die,
Sir Die Sanb fiiiien 5n 6iirFen."
Galoh=BeD lGhelte uno Seigte, i1oen er
bieie lebte Gnabe betpilliste, bob er aiih
Die beioen anbern ibm aefpdhre.
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GEE @idtise aufIOiunsen

A& Jtt W Itge AN 10 w 0eH
anbten ein:
Seiurid Sttia /, 8.
8r1ulein 8abette Wienter l, 2, 8.
sSraulein 6. Sote |, 8.
George @iieI l,S.
Gmil 6renbel l, 8.
Nidaro Spanier /, 2, 3.
3beooore Sang |, 2, 8.
Wfuonme Miinna, Subj 1,3.
&atbarina Groblid) /.
Alois Sd)uler |, 8.
Bernard SarnoOrif, Sansiltou, O., |, 8
8. wfiller l, 8.
arauIein Wlarie eebmansr /, 8.
9enrb @eIler /, 8.
@laoame aatbarina Wtil Ter /, 3.
Mrs Bertha Bed, Msou is, Snb, l,
9. @arnoori, eamiltou o, ], 8
$. st6nissbers !, 3.
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81 d t + l..

Gin Gusenblid 1T meine Belt;
8o6 fam i6 biel berri6ten,
llnb gSerte fir bic Gtptsteit
Sn einem Stu berni9teu.
Stumm bin id tets, allsin nRiu Sobn
Der lit gum 2Grm geboren;
8or Ieiner Gimme Rieienton
Gr3ittetn Sers unb Sbren.
sennt bu ben ieltenen arbifau,
Gr beutet itrableno binimelpdrts,
&unb 1T er ipie oas blaue aa,
llnb feline GoIie iit bas Ser;.
gS bridt aus ibm elm beilig 9i6t
SaS lit Der ipertben Sole @lan;;
gSenn 9ieb' unb 9eioen bir's serbri9t,
5er1ieset ct in StrabIen gang.
3,
Die grite ftrebt, ben 3tped bss Daieins fIbleno,
Bon ibrer @ie9e bimmelan;
@lit bem Srtan i'm fampf, NIT leiien eiiiten
ipieleno,
@erlabt iie Der @epiirme 8abn.
SeS Sauptes araft treibt iie. mad allen Seiter,
Dem S@pa6ern Sdus unO eabuns gu bereiten,
llno e6ter 6reunoi6aft slei6 bebaIt iie ibren
8ertb,
Sat ldneit ibr Sturm Der S@Onbeit 9ei3 seritOrt.
Die 5peite itreut balO @ift baIO bober Suseno
Samen
Sn iunse Ser;en aus, lit unter tauienb 9anen
Sier 3eitbertreib unb IebrenDes 6eoidt,
9Ort in bes giiIens 3a9t Dem GoriGenoen Elm
2iG)t.
Oas @an;e bienet Dir, in @orten unb in 8iloern,
Der finftisen Grinneruns gu f9iloern,
@ie gut es Der uno iener GreunO
Nlit beinem Slid uno ieinem @uni6 ssmsint.
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EE Gernablnnaen.' BabrenO Sc,
Dem eeitrisen Sage seldlo6enen ISOLDE
baben bic folsenben 81 Baare tire Sei~
ratbs >9icensen in Der Yrobat Court bon
Sanilton County berauSgenomnen:
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Sic ,,@eitIid)e 8ldtter"

Sas eonntussfBIatt BEG Cincinnati SOtsbIats nb bel
unterboltunsssastrs sswiSmet unb seinsn i9 baipt'
d$'9 Sur bic GssffIt&tstt ber Sarta psrSffentIite
GrsdbImeen aus.
Rrsis 80 per Sabr pOrtOirst. ga europa 81 per abs
portofrets
G'n;ene Rungnern: Sinf Gents, poflr has gIatt ben
idbtii@sn Ibonnentsn Sur bic Esaaer in's 1aus ses
iefert wirb.
SelSien6nsen f6nnen per .Tlonep CrSer" pDes regis
ftsrtsu Brtsf aaf inier #!ffo seRa5t rperSsn.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnie,
B O x 1414,
Cincinnati. ..
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pas- Anffofnns Der oret 2sat6fef tt
Der 2lnututer pom Is. Se6rnar:
l. 8ebaIte iie.
2. Gmir, 3ein.
3. 8a1boIber.
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Sui 81. 8 abIe, 8oifm.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-11-23
Odd Occupations.

WE are fast running "specialties' in
to the ground in this city, when an ex-
elusive "Baked Beans Company" is
formed and put into successful operation.
This is veritable fact, and the wagons
of the New York and Boston Baked
Beans Company now traverse the streets
supplying the famous Sunday morning
meal to the restaurants and hotels with
as much regularity as the milk carts.
They do thriving business. Another
specialty here is the manufacture of
whipped cream for Charlotte Russo. One
concern manufactures nearly all of this
dclicacy sold in the city. They use ma
chinery, and by dealing in large quanti-
ties of materials, and using labor saving
machines, they can supply the restaurants
and confectioners cheaper than they can
make it themselves. But the oldest thing,
which, though small in itself, is q big
thing in its way, is the operation of a
stock company for manufacturing the ar
ticle of " paste" for binders. paper
hangers, newspaper offices, etc. The cost
of tits thing is 50 slight that it would
seem there was no "big money" in it up
on any conceivable terms; but in fact
this business employs 100 hands, occu-
pies five-story building, and keeps three
or four wagons and twice as many hsrses
in constant use. They supply paste to the
suburban cities and villages, and on terms
which prevent competition from private
consumers. Another odd occupation is
that of half-dozen butcher-boys in Full
ton and Washington Markets, who make
a business of supplying cat and dog meat
to wholesale grosers and others who keep
cats or dogs to protect their property
against rats and mice. It is carried round
to the stores, nicely cut up ready for use !;
and tradition says that fortunes hsxe been
made in this line of supplying cats meat
by two retired butchers.-N. 7. Cor. Chi
cugo Tribune. T ,,-1 ., .fgs :.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-11-23
Provide Water for Fowls.

Hens and turkeys, ducks and geese, will
live without water; yet they will thrive
much more satisfactorily if they can have
unrestrained access to generous supply
at all seasons of the year. They will
drink large quantities of water even in
cold weather, if they are not required to
60 too far away from their roosting- places
when they are thirsty. The fact that they
are thirsty affords the assurance that they
need water to promote more complete
digestion of their food We provide water
for our hens with as much care as for the
horse and COW. During warm weather
the zinc receptacle, or water fountain, is
filled as often as the supply becomes ex-
hausted. In cold weather, when the water
in the fountain is liable to CONCEAL with
cold, an old pan is filled with warm water
in the morning, and then again toward
evening. After hen has filled her crop
with dry feed she needs generous supply
of water to promote the softening process
preparatory to digestion We frequently
see our fowls hurrying from their roosts
to the water early in the morning. while
it is yet so dark that they can scarcely see
where the water can be found. More
than score of times during the day lay
ing hens will be seen drinking. Hens,
VIII uiclI nall-STOWn DToOuS, Will some
times go to the water fountain as often as
every hour during the entire day. If they
were not thirsty, they would not desire
water. The fact that they are thirsty
shows conclusively that water Will pro-
mote their comfort and ai1 digestion.
The water fountain should always be kept
in one place, so that fowls may know
where to 60 when they are thirsty. If
water is kept in pan, narrow board
should be laid across the top to prevent
careless fowls from bouncing into the
water. When ducks or geese are reared
where they connot have the advantages of
stream or pond of water, provide large
trough and place it in an excavation in
the ground, near we'll, so that the swim
mers can step from boards at the brim of
the trough into the water. TO facilitate
their exit from the water, let an inclined
plane be placed at each end of the trough,
having small clcats nailed across the sur
face, SO that they can walk out Of the
water to terra .f,7na. The trough should
be placed so near the well that fresh water
can be directed into it without difficulty
every day, or several times daily, if de-
sirable. AT all events, let fowls be pro-
vided with pure water in some way
N. Y. Herald.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-11-23
Thieyery at the Exposition-Sham BIZ
iOuterie.

1t is stated that the attendants in the
Oriental bazars at the Philadelphia Exhi-
bition were SO quick to accuse individuals
inspecting their articles of thievish inten-
tons, that persons of the highest character
were dragged out under arrest. On the
other hand, Mr.. Edward King, of the Bos-
ton Journal writes:
1t must be allowed, however, that num-
bers Of respectable people have been un-
accountably prompted, heaven only knows
by what side of their nature, to petty lar
ceny in these baZars and in various de-
partments of the Main building. Several
persons whose connections are of the very
highest respectability, and whose previous
conduct has been in every particular IRE
proachable, are now held to bail to an
swer to the charge of theft. In general,
the articles taken are of the smallest and
most trivial description; insignificant bits
of jewelry or brio a. brac; sometimes moth
ing but fragile toys. The persons incul-
pated are from all parts of the country,
North, West, South, East. But these ex-
ceptional cases have not justified the
Orientals in their demand for wholesale
arrests. Nor have they done much ex-
cept call attention to the fact that the
Orientals have been guilty of the greatest
thievery themselves. They brought with
them certain number of bona sde curios-
tiles, and were astonished to find that they
were sold in few weeks. 49,
, These cunning rascals therefore went to
work to secure limitations of the real goods
which they had brought over, and they
succeeded. They found sneaks in this
country who would manufacture them,
and also succeeded in getting large
quantity of the clever limitations which
are made in Paris. A subtle Oriental was
caught the other day in the very act Of
unloading from his voluminous garments
a host of those worthless gegaws, which
he had brought thus concealed into the
Exhibition. Some of these vendors de-
serve the horse pond. -.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-11-23
Labor ana Prosperity.

THE uncertainty of wealth is proverbial
the descendants of the rich of one gen
Grafton being the poor of the next. The
cause is too often apparent in the enerva-
ton, want of economy, enterprise and
forethought, in the inheritors of wealth,
when compared with their less fortunate
neighbors. Has it ever suggested itself to
you how sure is the reward of honest toll
when properly directed? The wealthy
rising men of today, as = body, are al
most without exception self-made. The
secret of their success, sought after by
many, IS as plain as mondays sun.
They do not float INCREASINGLY with the
stream of humanity, but in their, separate
callings struggle hard against the stream.
When times are hard they are not seen on
the street corners complaining Of their lot
but reading the future by the unerring
light of the past, kno n that the dark clouds
on the horizon but foretell the coming
sunshine. Their little savings are scrupu-
lously cared for and judiciously invested,
while the croaker comforts himself with
dismal prophecies-and the result is an
abundant and golden harvest. Such an
occasion is the present. For three year,
enterprise has been paralyzed, and the
most dismal prophecies have been appaf-
emily we'll nigh realized; but the busy
marts of commerce, Low deserted, shall
be thronged again the cheerful buzz Of
the factory, now dismal in their quietude,
shall resound with honest industry. Theh
what will be the resulte The dollar ju.
diciously invested shall be doubled and
trebled; and the poor man. unknown and
unheard of, who takes stock in the pros
perity of his town and Nation, shall be
extolled and honored. To all we say:
keep not your means idle, pay your debts,
take advantage of the profitable invest
ments now offered, whether it be in houses
Wora for it y you Win not regret It. The The
cry of over production is q farce and de-
fusion. There is room enough in this
broad land of ours for every honest son OF
toll. Hard work faithfully followed will
bring success every time. The more, dis
eouraging the times Of to-day, the groatel
the revival when it comes and the sooner
1t will arrive ms'icun Aanya cturer. $