davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-03-21
sAEs& Olb dominion pawpf(9ib
- Epmpanp. 4a4sz
g a d q c 10 = q t.

2tsie Company wtre etnen ibrer naGfpl9eneen pra6ts
oplen Sampfer, Sic Gpmtuipu, ASpdnote, 3jaac
Bell. %Jtampnc, A.bemarie, patteras une
Ncprae rs. Slrer TIM Baul an le6em Atenhag,
5rttta8 -u.p oanstG8 bet 9p@Waner abtaDIen
.anen.
A,ele S&ihs FnD gang nsu unbawurSsn ausbradlta
TuI plele Npute BetuHt.
Sie paben pGa0tsOAe SaIppns, 3 ,e 01ppms unt
Sape-5,mmer.
Die spe,lsn, 9squsmli6tstt unp Ss0isnuus Rnb IN.
ubeFtre1ltp,
grlarsn, .1el6e NIT ftsley 2tnte perianpI perpen, Ian.
cen IsSeImaB.S IN gtrp,ypr! an ptun 1peTeeftea pier G,
company, .. gtRrsp uiptT.
0Iupt lat slase petitr ale Nepsy0rt perbsn l9neA
oeIptperE unb ipTs baiAr a!Wts ale OK ptrt!tp AeDaplen
unlprtA beEtG net.
S9lts p.slsJ alnte p%srgdien SlprtOlt UNI 5 ubr Wao.
nitIaes wapr.Gp zee 20tntere.
6ra@t an8snpmmeh pie 5 ubr AbeHps ieben 3aa.
aDesea pelteret aastunII wsnee man ltt an
george w. AllesI u. Gp., Asenten,
5feb. GIhss eempaaY's ~guparpes, Npdstts,
, 1876-03-21
@nfeem nah GrFGI;aasea.

eu 9s,nes 81, paEseas sss Itstea 8 afsnate aaa SE.
gen uas 8rf6l.anet1 ~ ssrstrf%sas asssiss els ssrsss
SSss zDtntsrs ssis ssi!is Ssrssissis psssa iii, i ii. IL.
hee pteiss &raHge etteu se1ssrSfa. Die Dtehsiabl eu
cTlsnea, sdes .etssysa stfaasa nurssn. sareH sn'
is sts s.i. ,ssf.ssi i,.. as ass.sss ,:u ssa,. %" a.. ~ f. aSs'
St1aRaa.tt tSsss ffItas ssa beg @frAhszHaa ss S1's'
stsis Sssss lsas gsss E.srias tn stseu s.ase.asss.
ssa- ale sas srsbe 5lifs. aauta fir uareetimG6 ssttta
30 1assens nab Ger gisssnstse a~nselessa aas sttlt
ssbrttaaten bon Ulsriur baltteta siash ersarssn f&
srsts e;E.sass assr sssr..s -, !sst.n :. Sssr.
aab sat % faa saniliA ben esbraua bon Salen.l eso
Nerfxr bt Rraatbtiten sr 2eosr sber ss 8erbeuuass.
Drsase sSesdast. Sa Der Gsat gts fanssa, als ni
9atad's Ssabraie Diisa swiaaft sssbsn, che nab CT.
au b1 aahssn %prtts aefrast % rs. reS bs@ seusis eta
ssaAseab0 Uspsis tttss aDsrtbss II. aets abfusr'
ttss utriane al MsuSrats. Ste ,srartaasa ME
@ydAtlaut. d ts tIeises SCR srsssa Dsfss ssnsns Hss,
stas sssse Dsas ssx 3slsmel. psxa 20 as Gffuhruss
:. Ere, y II, i.a; sas s'' -: III M,t ss ssi:. s sa,ss,s itai s ss,.
ssrrsft. eDts serasyft SAB sasts bte ptrfsn sna fttH
asG sdAs e&sads gRaSsraie Diaea eina tm sst, BIZ
DtsiStaa.: ,a gssssaasas:oTe gt,s isfss. sssa
lshsa, sdds az &sefiAnes lststn, stas &~rapssstt. es
lesr sdaAs nab f~eers.iazsrlsSft IA. fsauea rais i. araatt
ttA susa stas Dsas befes ptesR !urtrt ssrstn.
6ts psrtoasa stles az a6Asstuns irauier sebs ssts
IsspeyHa leibsa, xas che ss wissa, bal ctes f@rseltGt
~Arsatsttt 40 10 abaI fteJeisSi bet ase ibre ennfer
ssa.s Amsh txsas,t xss f. lsstu ~. asA ftstst Uls
aaft. Dssssis sefaDsri DR.. Sa.aG. ATT D~teientaff
rsl&s be et&ea 6saytsmt sr 6&utnefa&t btSsriss
10 an ton " ueseaa, . saf o. se Gssatbslt t~,tOIsre.S
s~ebaastla taHa. RasArltA psRE st eanssa Stritsr'
Nns. laas isss Rtslia aas fcas aritlits Sebauslane
s~tftIbes Ettsss ttsa.ltH. sts~ Dr.. earad bsesasist ratt
et&trbei, scB 6&vizbinGI IN ibrsR tsHea Staetau
mao ~ s.i'ss u, nab itlDa utan y. fuussn ttstlretttf
a~asefrsH'n sarsH, Ia Il tbm saafs ~sslaassn zen SsIea.
zen Dttsu ~ ssaism N entrG ~tiun6btit III trinseA. g9eEn
ear &eistaee ns Rsa ttnt stinnes aunst sst. 10 II tsts
wsau xsa leiuea aasetipaass eesax fstst.
Or. SSta9 fspy seea 6aHRabenb to fetRer Gfaa
ssYesR csc Der Gt&esa nab Er&Rrese ~ssnf1ltirt scr
seu Sab HsSs Beestssasa taS bal Gasa Drx6stafa b.
hN&a>. t
, 1876-03-21
8 y e

& p e e
I'M 8etail p%ertauft 81 Slnportattons. Yre;ien,
epn DER
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
Tp. s31 Mrd Strafe, @cfe Der Speiten ,,us
@pates Str. une 6el Glib Srifte Ctr,
pbtlabelp ia, IA.
Sies 1T cine Organization bon Sap. .oIilten nm
2bee 81 tmpcrttren NIB 81 pertbeilen
nit einem tleinen Detuutn, Der Dem 6 nniumenten alien
0elpinn Der 3piiheubduolet eripart. 2Dir coutroliren
elheh 9toBen 3betl Der beltel 3beelorter. lpelbe mad
oieleIn Sanoe tommelt lino Die nur BON uns Ielbit per-
fault lperoet. 4erlpneil, iuelde non euoeren 6Glolern
tanfen tbnll oies gu ibrem el9enen 9tabtbeil. llnIere
bauIer III Gbina uno 5apan baben Die beIiell ~Sfaeiltt1s
ten aur Ausmabl, mas ms 9roBe Sottbetle 9epGbrt.
9Bir baben gum Sertauf unlerer 3beeiorten in allen
baupt1tdotel Der Tereini9ten Staten Stores eta6lirt.
Bir geben unieren SfInoen EN-
GcbpueS Sel SbrpmD,
.9etumnlen pou oen lpertboolIteu 98erten amerltani.
ider uno ~irernoer SinItlerl iuel1es. lpenn in ell,eltl
Siloerlaoen setauft. nle1r toiten muroe ais Der prels
oes lbess betrd8t Dele 9bromos limb en Gei9snt
jur unlers 3unoen.
Vile 9~efautten Waaren 9aran ti TT. ba6 lie bon.
tonlllsns Sefrieoi9uns s~euGbrcn, pberoas Welo jurad.
%erltattst.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
n II A Co.,
go. ss1 Nrb StraBe, SIDE ,3iueiten uto Coates StraBr
uno 62l SUP 3rpelte Str. pblla. 10. 4g812nli.
, 1876-03-21
was jeber Nfcrbeliebbaber
berldnat.

Sin gntes biniaes uro Suoerldiiees 2int
rlent. Gold einen Qrtifel mie Or. Sobias
Senettanildes Yferbeliniment. Yint Sla
lben gu @tnem Dollar. Sir 2abmbeit
Stnttte, @aleu, Sollf, S%erltauhung &C
9arantlrt better au iein als ir9eno Elm anbe
res. Serfauft bel ben 0ro9ilten. Depot 10
Barf Ylace, Stem 9ort.
, 1876-03-21

Essssn3 RDaruua BE f&r.dTt&en SAnsrsea eusbaIss
pd&e bist Granfbett NIT i'd brtnst. menu In hem ,S6H
sti6 Sttttrs" en 5stlmittel s%etsttr uirb bas Seper lst6
e~sIdneen ianni 81 l!nbet bte S6msren tcfOrt unp 10
fsrtsetsien @ebraubs wtrs br Patient sru Dptt -
ytat IA. Eaufeabe feensn ben dae. an psSeH Fe straE,
lats vzssea btdsA psnbrbars SeImttsh ~ sessoaasa
, 1876-03-21
DS. Raswap'e @erfeet Durestt0e
AMI rennlirenhe HAtnen.

ssHts stfauaadips faubr ttaeefdet ffr ss 6tlaNe asa
G~tbrrRstn sts D1setns. b. esbsr. Der 6tnssutst, s0
Rtereu, hr 9lafe. Rtrpsn ttbtn, & pfpsb. Drasyfuna,
4artlsthts ttt', uassreauttlit, ls'ptpia. Nns.ans, en
Gaus. @aaenHet.r , acknowledgement bdmcrrpcihen
anb a1t unprbnuaasu IN ben tnntTsn Drsanta, Wisb
lasAattft anA apar sae IL ypitis tnttreR.
, 1876-03-21
Star ON })lattorm.

eiibCrslanl, cline srpHs 8ierse. @tn ppuRdntiser
Stus inter Sefen. Nreasf IL %@iituwaaren 6anblun.
asa ne b. Gtrsulart GRATIS ~perfeabft. NbssI6rel
W2Spn eta t. &iGtfpIn,, Ct itsa
, 1876-03-21
Jisbsr umo saltss Tisber.

gisbss Esb eDsa tiRsbes flt so 6tnts furtTt. 90
Eisbt ista pttiuussl la ls Dtlt. pslats 5iebss nns
estsfsteshtr sns ale FsuaissR ssrpsnsttR &raaskatta
SsssA., &@xslse', tTstst,s'. sdsss aEe fsr ates 8sAss
ssr ~ - t@ssrBx PsssAs &sIbF' ~ &aa1 IS
SsGsaS.
, 1876-03-21
@@meoifA 1itters.


Scr Rebs ale pterbuusut Saprea er.sedlr ea brHe
ar f6wtbtf&n artt Bel ben utfenf& affli4en EsrfdunF
sG&e Il fae auf alien EbdleH Der Srbt aaftnts. ett o.
saIttee 6etsrefs septan Grautr axs boz Gytrad besfd
ben N1a ~ kuptbtfanhtbek ts
, 1876-03-21
!&atarrb, Gaubbcit II. SAwinSs

iud)t pOlllian0l9 9eDelI onrD Nr. Med . nue Yies
ibooe. @pniultationen irei our9 ole Dot. AoreIIe:
Sr. Q. y. Stpsearr, DleoieaI Director, s Delt i4ts
Ctr. Jielu Yor,. 4u26otl
, 1876-03-21

Y Nae sts xasIa6ittsfea 9ransbettea, s,nsn bas ~
f8tnssf&ls&t uaterpSrfea IA, nab Ieistn nansnlliaY ii
ntu baras. Die urla&sa, sdae eieis ftrsali&er T.
saHptansspdf mus imm9 sisftibt ltis, aSulid biz
sara etartxnssmttti pas Wsrpsnisfrm, ss 81 .am
sasssrsans anb baeur& ben sanisu Sbrpa ~ I'D . y
Dss .SGwebt1& BitterS" fept anerrei@t ba ala [.Sr.
frnssntttd ed ben pbeu rwdbntea Rrantbeitsa uns bai
SaGienben bic @efunStttt juradasesbtn, ED idpn ps,
ran b%oettettn, Il rtseer Genus an qtttA ~ 6apsu.
ssteeersefsaIassnbett,
, 1876-03-21

aut ali aRbrta eaxeenfrantpdttn satatbsa eben 70 ~
aus etSruns.s. Der Massnttatistett as burt trtIis
An!d9t sptr bttt8f Srtaltlns. Q9enn bic Spstie MID
gssperte sersauet UNI su 86rper tn 5Olse sshtn nt9t biz.
!analtd ruabrt plrt, mus abHassrans ttutretsn NM
~ eti&waHts SpRsn erlttst sen teittefen Gnfaa etns
Grtsltnae BIZ bd easr ptrfOn BON haftse 6einnebes
nsRs te 8aas sss S6ptnbu9t In ben eraeu Stabten se.
teaedr, dttfa ebns assnabms TIRE &ufmeriiamiett Az.
sxh anf w 9ssaIirans eu UnpsuuuesorsanI pamit tA
Sfettay stl1t su patient iu flo uimmt. tbm nttt fratt
I'm aas tbm tntseesr gar tetat sbe in sasaisea 9aa
psntA xnb f&ls&ts Raoruns N btssea.
, 1876-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

DIR Wssen n Bic sr,se W.rtadte be- Rsrpprs. Sss
@a ubdlt has gauge Satsm Nabrans unb Sraft. @suI
ks Waeeu' uRh snOerf Grbanaaesprsans na&lddsn, tbn
nsas 36aHsieitu ~ entptdeln, NUT br saHae 8Srper lei
Dutssaasssrsan. .aratsta Rah ssrfatsbsuer Grt, aba
ke RauyturfsAt blebt hxmu bttfelbs. DtH n bo
Wrsab, usber bes S6&wepi& ettters," ba Is as 6tdr.
Mxatantt1tl rtrtt, Nc Derbaaunssprsdnt rtselt anb tbn
eesxhs Gb&heiett herAtlt. 70 yteie Fraufbttten tdlt, bh
snfAstaens saxj seTj@taststs Ratys aas. eDir ueunss
hasaetx ksfsaktYS
, 1876-03-21

Sbr f0nnt mir a1auben, ia9te uor
elm paat Gbenben Der alte Sniel Soc - oab
i'd ME obne etne Slaihe oer $ ambur9er
Sropfen bin. Sogar auf IN iueu 8etien
finoen tbr neben &amm uno Seife in meiner
8eiietaide Or. Iu9uit &6nt9'S 9anls
Sropfen.
, 1876-03-21

elssssa, gtansa. ..sasA Oasfsn~ eatsaasr.s &rszs
SStaA.
&s6sR

EaTrn. S&srlesfeba entAsben aHs versprSen.n oluh-
@ssen biefe aranibtttR 10 .Sdpebifw 8itters" eas p,rS
fanfe S&usmttiel, mil % Der bette 8lutretntser IL, -
sN sitbt dber plrb ba @tbraH& ~ fpdt ceer MID ntnas
se3 bu anudfuas ~bsesunsa. ~ bat gudtu. Waiern,
6Sarla&febu aRs sabet ntt 8isbr Serbnabtnt Frauk
ketttn aaSbrtben, basa mus Der @sbraa6 ipiort ttnA
atat rerbtu, Ia Rransbttten In stefen Staptnm dse az
Ass 0ateuslaxs dfsretra-
, 1876-03-21
No. 4
Teincr &%uo@enltanb,

Nlmmortac BON 2 bis 4 Yro,ent,
BbospborsS dure IA II
Ybospbor iaurer aalf - 80 y 81 y
Dieter artitel 1T iebr fem semablen, be-
fannt me9eu ieiner l6nellen @irtnng, uno
fam 81 ben iolsenoeu berabseieeten Breiien,
fret Gil Soro Der Sbiffe, III ~unieren Ybilas
oelphla Gabrifen aefauft merher
, 1876-03-21
w READY RELIEF
20 xssyfsx tn sinsm saIbsn glas DaSu

bsfdtissH In ptnisen eIastnbItdsn,
1ySmYfe, @oapddpe. Serltlopien, bpfen GssEs
i&mery, osrherbsnen Rasrn, Diarrboe,
Durdfan, gerftop funs, Biabunssn
unb aue innereH Geibsn.
, 1876-03-21
so Wrpient.

@uten Mgenten miro cine @ommiifton besohlt
fir ben 9ertaui pon neuen uno lebr p~opuiGren 8iIhertt
BON elmer Der beoenttnoiten subscriptions .Nirmen i'm
9anpe: 50 gtds, fir 50 @ents So Bidder fir 81. 20.
&ein 6ufnbu9. SRan lafe lid uniere Gircuiare tom.
men uno f~beraeI8e f6 ielbit. Moreiis q. 8. Dor 52s.
bnrts""N Conn. 4O0IShe,
, 1876-03-21
Wabfpas u. CD,

% Warrsu, Ode Gtrs& Ctr. q. Q
Size gelfAss unh enabrse. Stiet eins Yrsinsarts AZ
6asbpas Il. g., 80 Warr.a, Get &bur6 Str., Nss
fsegs. Axsiuaft, 3saisnbt rertb grtrb 9bner fuaef4idi
, 1876-03-21

NdisnSt fsltsn AttS cine Rlaf4, van Ratuass sRtass
&siist bet flo tubren. sDtRiss Irspfsn In gDahtr ssrssa
Ryautpsit cher S&mtrjsR. biz psm @.b(tl ees sDGhtYs
k%ssrasrsR. s%rrptussa. @s IN better als franabaiau
Sssnss ssr Htttus ais stn Sstiaittsl.
, 1876-03-21

Eerbsrssnes BIat N BITE Sausturfa2s h@ eefasffiasA
sab lsaar eftbaftu 9ranibttteA
, 1876-03-21

9alte etn NIT Oetnem i6redz
ltbeu Sufen uno pern1elbe zines
Shmlnoiiidjttgeu SOB, iubem 9u DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery (@ol-
oere Wtebt5lniihe @ntoefun9) gebraublt.
lls Elm Suitenmittel lift es uuiibertroffen.
Vet allen apotbetern 3u baben.
Ote 9erren 9orace 8aterSu II.
cons baben Serbeierun9en an Bianos at
9ebratt. tpelde friber idon ais fait uoulIan-
big betrahtet nnrben. Surd Nnpenoilnq
elmer neuen Scala ySreble" unb inbem lie
lbreplanoS ,,square grand" MAIDEN, baben
tie rem beiten Sou, Die idonlte 6orm uno Su=
qletf ben nieorigiten YreiS seiidert. Sic
9aranttren ale ibre Snltrumente ouf feds
Sabre uno itelen beuen bic liberallten 8ez
oln9ungen, Welde ratentueiie gu besablen
miinId,en. -Graminer nno Chronicle, g. q.
, 1876-03-21
Ssrft @ti-Dus G&t. edueSiia
Usttsrs sssSs ausj&lieslia berettet ssr
Dentel u. &c.,
AsS Serb Drttts etrase,
H~btlabelSbt

An - yasiifam sr RaAaasaases uns eurxs .
FAern. Y BIZ Nlamtnsunttrf&rtt ~ .fruhtrsn xissrshS
Mtrs ysnssss SAosstas" kSU alAfAs ~ - ~
0sesaneshagttfaEeea u raSEfAz sue AsztAe eyrs
hAes 8laf@t stiasfast -
ysms Ls Ssns sas HiaiAs fsAs gsfAss ~ hp,A.
EnaSSsr" ~ Assssssss As RasssskSsa 0Esaiss 20
-
, 1876-03-21

&eiandoIis,
Eas ancstIssae Nranfeefea anh BIZ mtateiuiI1e UebanA
irae eeflaeen tanu aitnals N frab ~ttapaneu ptrb,n.
2taa ssbrau6t ess rS&uebt& Btters~ stasa sa6 b.
ahnslluag ane btt Itsts 6pur sr sbenaenaRnten I&
p'se ssrlnpineen. Dem Dattentea plrA a~Rfsblbar n
soahanet8s Vtlanebstt iurleetetbep gaA jsesY III frshsr
Tfn@tsa FtH Hh bals pttsr dA-
~ta uhlsitxns snattts.
yufsata. saAs Ga DtriFans ubfasrsussntt,a n,
&delt4e 8s!een lrstHh rtHtr Hrt rAafGes' (riItsn IN,
bpppsltt Dpas es sS&webtf& Uttters" asbmen' Ca IA
rn pputonnfea anf8aAlt@9 AbltttanasatttT raj Ss,s
strasraAt Stsbtn seAI Ga6eAt ant
Aliss sas 0sfAlsAA
- y Eeler Gaf6npu, noe auA.rs stRoaHfas ga.
fGaisa tntadl, AUD tetns nasfs&tf&&s NrSsaktSSa -.
eesA easiSItsSltA bettbs sns
&rdassrfafasa.
sss. eslts.s sssaAsass s~ sa&s sssaa sssasm
, 1876-03-21
&no6ea=M ebl,
BsN~ Meinbeit aarantirt. asa
EbilabeIpbia
81 It . cb E It mt E b [.

Wenn in Safer oerpatt (obne 3ara). Ia1ien mir
bon obioe1 preiien $2.0 per Come nadL.
perionen, iuelbe aus obi9en nlebrieen q reiIen Ior.
tbeil 3iebei ipolen, iolten iofort ibre 8eiteQ,ungen elm.
lenoen.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12
SONG OF 1876.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR,

Waken, voice of the Lands Devotion!
Spirit of freedom, awaken all!
Ring, we shores, to the Song of Ocean,
Rivers. answer, and mountains, call!
The golden day has come :: ..sasasssz
49,. Let every tongue be dumb r
That sounded its malice or lnurmured its fears;
She hath won her story; e.
She wears her glory;
We crown her the Land Of Hundred Ysarsl
Out of darkness and toll and danger aiSs$
Into the light Of Victory's day x. -'saas'S'
Help to the weak and Home to thesstranger,
Freedom to all, she hath heldtherway
Now Europe's orphans resi- @
Upon her mO:her-breast. & s4M
The voices of nations are heard ii the cheers
That shall last upon her ss4 a s.
New love and honor, 2 4ss3s1tsass.s
And crown her the Queen Of hundred Years
North and South, we are met as brothers.;
East and West, we are welded as one!
Right of each shall secure our mothers
Child of each is her faithful SON!
We give thee heart and hand,
Our glorious native land,
For battle has tried thee, and time endears
We will write thy story,
And keep thy glory
AS pure as of old for Thousand Years!
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12

and comfort in the same way that it
does man when similarly exposed. It
is,a cruel practices tos4compels cattle to
bear the intense rays Of the sun. during,
our hot summers. sfE s
They need protection atsilch seasons
andsif man finds shade All times, not
only grateful and necessaryi theresis
no reason why the same rul may not
apply in some. degree to solir domestic
animals. We have reason to believe!
that milk is3not unfrequently seriously
impaired when cows have been expos
ed fOrmany.hours to intense heat un.
der the direct rays of the sun. It has
a tendency to make the animals fever.
ish and hence where pastures are strip
ped of shade trees it .is well to erect
temporary shades. And these temper
airy shadeseans be made useful for en-
riching knobs and the poorest parts Of
Sthe.feld that. need manures !; for these
shades will draw the cattle to such
points for rest, and there will be an
accumulation of droppings which will
be of great utility in renovating these
spots. Then by changing the shades
from place to place as occasion re-
quires these poor spots will be per-
manently benefited all over the field.
: Those who. study to get the largest
results from mich cows are careful to
keep the animals as quiet and comfort
able as possible. All excessive travel
or labor in obtaining food, all pain,
fear an anxiety are disturbing causes
that check the secretion of milk to
much larger extent than most people
imagine.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-07-12

stacked up every day by the gate like
cord-wood. The deaths were estimat-
ed at about 200 day, for a few days.
Finally another shower of heavenly
rain descended, the air was purified.
and we even heard the birds singing.
which was very unusual thing.
A spring broke out at this time in
the sand bank a little southeast of the
north gate, and sure enough what met
my gaze there, were crawling and
walking skeletons each striving to
.creep nearest the pure fountain God
bad given us. Capt. Writ would not
.believe.it until he came and saw it
himself. He hurried away from it
swearing at every step, 'those Yanks
pray too much, and turned around at
the gate to curse us long and loudly.
This spring improved the health of
the prisoners to an unspeakable de.
gree. Gen. Hill speaks of shade trees.
We could only see where they once
had been. We were, after Oct.
9th, moved from one place to another
several times. made my escape once,
but was recaptured in Florida by blood
hounds. On the march our bows were
frequently shot without giving anv
cause whatever, and they were starved
till it was impossible for them to walk,
and then shot for hating, and another
Federal prisoner would lie bleeding
along the southern roadside.
Two days after Christmas we were
returned to Andersonville, where not
an atom OF shelter was provided for
us, and the cold winds and rains beat
upon our naked forms until on or about
the 29th of March, 1865, when the
gates swung open for our deliverance.
AT this time was nearly blind, but
had been worse, and was somewhat
recovered from a painful disease.
With these illusions to the treatment
OF Union prisoners I leave the subject
to thousands of others who experienced
nearly the same trials.
ERICK PAUL.
Late Of Company C, End Wis.
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danlsm as . military religion. It
the waking up of the old con-
centrated and direful hate of. Christian
ity which caused the Turks to invade
Europe, and TO batter at Europe's walls
'tnl they had established themselves
;l lLl one. Of Europe s. noblest capitals,
the seat ofoneof its oldest sovereign
Ties. sltsnday be that Mohammedanism
beds tP present to- be q crisis which.
demands old Experiments. and its. ut.
most gathering Of energy, It1hay be
that in its suspicious, or ita dread, the
time has arrived for it's actual death
struggle. 1t may be that It is going
to die, if die it must, in such a fury as
the sultan Of the sea INDUCES when he
feels that. his" harpooning enemies
have almost reached his heart.
= So be it, if Turkey shall SO deter
mlne.e% But she had better think
awhile on such an almost rroverb as,
Cowper has committed to poetry; 8~
In, every. heart
Occasion needs but fan them, and thew blaze.
Christendom has no more forgotten
old associations than has Islam. 1t
will match the Cross with the Crescent
as eagerly as it did centuries agone.
And II will tolerate Mohammedanism
on Christian soil no more; Constanti-
noplea will again become, g. Christian
capital Sancta Sophia will be recon-
structed; the second of Christian
patriarchs will again ascend an indie
pendent throne; and chief among all
the mourners before such thrilling
triumph will be the occupant of that
Vatican from which Implying eyes
have looked forth to see the iron of
bondage enter into fellow patriarch s
soul for pore than 400 years.
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Pasture Shades For Mich Cows.

The question of shade in pastures is
being discussed and we regret to see it
urged that shade is of no benefit to
dairy stock but is, on the contrary, a
disadvantage in this-that it fosters a
kind of lazy inactivity and thus, by
preventing a full consumption of food,
lessons the yield of milk.
p. The advocates Of s'no shade in pas
ture,'' argue that the cow is simply
machine for the manufacture Of milk
that to make large yield requires
large amount of food above that need
ed for the support of the animal,
and that when pastures are we'll sup
piled withtree or other, shade, COWS
in hot weather seek shelter and rest
and will not feed for a full yield of
milk. Take away this inducement for
comfort, they say, and cows will rest
no longer in the hot sun than is neces-.
sary, because they will be compelled
in their discomfort to move about
and thus grazing is promoted. We
know dairymen of large practical ex-
perience who hold to this view of the
question, and who have taken pains to
remove every shade tree from their
pastures. But is it a fact that COWS
will give more milk under such cir
cunastances? And even though it be
shown that a gain of milk can be made
by removing all shade IN pastures, are
dairymen justified in -adopting' such d
system? =-and will not themilk of COWS
so exposed to the sun during intensely
hot weather be injured?
.,SoAfar as we can learn there have
been no properly conducted expert
ments that prove that a larger yield of
milk can be obtained from cows when
they are not allowed shade in hot
weather, than when they are al
lowed shade. 1t is true COWS will not
yield so much milk when they have
the run of large tracts of timber, be-
cause in woodlands the cows crop the
leaves of TT es and feed upon various
plants that have tendency to lessen
the yield of milk. 1t is quite different
with shade trees scattered here and
there over grass lands have &C.
quired size and the branches are above
the reach of cattle. We do'not believe
that COWS deprived of shade will Weld
more milk than those which have it
under such circumstances. All our ex-
perience in the care and management
of mich COWS teaches us that the
more comfort you can give the animal
the more milk she will yield, other
things being equal and when COWS
seek shade during hot weather they do
it to escape the burning rays of the
sun, and because it affords them relief
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Contents of a Boys Pocket.

From School-Teacher's Letter.
A noise one day breaking the silence
of the school-room, the offender was
swiftly brought to justice and his spoil
confiscated. Another minute and an l.
other noise from the same delinquent
this time file. Rejecting that
economy of time might be useful in
the case, desired Master George to
bring me all he had, and reluctantly
there was poured out such an endless
stream of treasures that 1 dispatched
an assistant for the saucer of flower
pot in which to place them. A list is
in order:
A rubber Rball gnawed at one side,
four yards of Irvine, three peewees.
two slate pencils, a piece of soap, a.
copper, six board nails, a pickle, a fish,
hook, a bun, a letter which had once
been pink, but now alas five lozenges,
a top, dolls boot with the handle IN
it; a gold stud weepingly confessed to
be ''My mammie's, - a patent lock, key
attached; piece of gum with tooth
impressions, a leaf of a speller round
a treacherous piece of tar, two kite
knobs, scissor, watch key, a pipe
bowl, colored and scented after the
finest ecquicurean style, a shoe-string.
a whistle, four scarlet beans, an inch
doll, two bobbins, an Irishman's jack
knife, lamp-wick, three pieces of
rainbow coal, five jackstones, a photo
graph, a tack hammer, a ring, 8 Ill
let leg, a metal toe, a rabbits ), y.
Total IS