davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-24
TIE GRANGE NOT PARTISAN.

s. We enrhIticaily and sincerely assert the Oft
repeated truth taught Ia oIstuie law that the
grange NATIONAL state subOrlIu ate, Is Mt poIt-
neal party organization No Is.,e It true 20 It's
ObiIgIt0ns can discuss political religious gue-
toJs nor cali ,otIc i entO;s I.linle c.HdI-
dates, ror even discuss their merits in its meetu-
fet the principles We tica Gn .1gl.e al trIe poll
tics MI true sttleSHlnslIp, and if properly carried
out viii tend to pUrIfs tire who political atm0s
Fiere Of our country Fog ~ seek the creates, goU3
to the greatest uUtah-T-
", r,yrst always bear III mind & ut no one. y ccr-l-
I2- HIt.Cu Oi HUsain Ty. giVr> up tlIt ln.r NIB e
rights AMI duty WlIrh IN UnTS To every American
citizen 20 take proper interest IN tha politics Of his
country.
Ga taa contrary, e. Is p ,'t fo~ every member 10 10
al in his power isi.i-ag ,g 20 iEn ar"- ior-0o he
Ietlrn al cGy I1Htiest I.,rty % WlrA ~ be.OuES.
II = bis duty 10 90 an Ho Ci IN .fs own party to put
down b.I.s~y corruption and -rjrEery; lo sae ti-.J
roue but competent, faithful and honest larg, vl0
viii UItiurHgiy - .Ii los li9Usi rial Interests
arc HOmiHttet Tor al. I1.lOI, oi trust an 20 have
carried out tie principles which u u.i -N-y char
''cte-Ize every grange member cllit
THE CFFJcH suyC.D SEX TIE JEiS, AID SOT ne
, 1876-06-24

We shall advocate the cguse OF eIucatfon among
ourselves and our clren, by all inSt within
our power We especially alVOaIe for our ggTieuI-
tufai ami in1ustril colleges that practical agricul-
ture domestic science AMI all the arts which aiOrn
the home, be taught IN their COURSES # study.
, 1876-06-24
DIVISION B-CATTLE.
W. r. BAESEs, Superintendent.
a. Graded aud AiIcG Bloc
COMMENCING On

Satisfactory evidence of age and peligree must be
furnished to the judges before premiums awarded
, 1876-06-24
Platform of the National Grange
Adopted by ihe National Grange at IFS
seventh Annual Session.


Profoundly impressed with the truth that the
National Grange Of the Cnitea STATES sou' IN
IL proclaim 70 the world lis general oo7tS' we eIe
ir unaulrnou IL mike tins Declaration OF fHfPoseS
OF The Patrons OF HusbAndfy-
GENERAL OBJECTS
United BY the strong and faithful tie OF agr1S'ii,
trra NE mutually resolve 10 Hbor Tor the Suod OF
onr order. our country and manhind
w. heartily endorse the motto " IN eSSeh0s''s'
unity; in non-essentiais, hberty' III al 'hnss'
charity
sPEc1ric OBJECTS
. We slau enlaavor 20 alvtnce our cfnSe by
IsIoring 10 accomplish the following objects
10 dryrlop n better aud higher manhood ana
frooanhood among ourselves. 10 ehAnSe tis eoL-
csts and attractions OF cur Loiies ;t,H y
uur attachments 20 our purSul $ 40 los et uUtuii
u!erstanlirg and ol-OprThtlun 10 tnainSliil AZ. n
violet. orr laws and TO emulate each IN i:or 10
hasten the GOOD time coming. To reiuce cur eS-
peIses both individual and corporate 10 "uy ieSs
and produce more order % make our tarins SELF
sustair.g.g To diversity our CROPS, ana ciop no
NOR. Than We can cultivate To condeDse the weight
f nur ,.1r,r-s selling lrss N the b'sshe and more on
the hOof and IN the fleece To systematic our WorH
and calculate irteligently probabilities. 10 dis
c,luteuanee tie credit system, the mortgage systen,
tl, fashion system, AMI every other stem tending
TO pru9y sality and bankruptcy.
We propose rleetIrs, together, taking together,
working. togailer. buying together and IA general
acting to.ltLer Tor cur mutual protection ana adj
yaDcement as OctaSlnn may require. We shall AVOID
litigation as Mucn ICSsIle 10y arbitration IN the
ssrzY.a We shall constantly strive 10 secure entire
harmony good viii, vital brotherhood among our
seIv-s and TO make our order peri erual W Ne shall
endesyor to suppress Per-Oul local, section Al ana
national prejuiees all unhealthy rivalry, all selfish
ambition Faithful adherence 20 those prInciIl's
VIII insure mental, moral, social and material
advancement
.-rr..N-
, 1876-06-24
DIVISION H-DAIRY AND KITCHEN.

Best specimen Of Clotehet, Embroidery,
Tatting, Fancy Needle Work, Plain
Needle Work, Dress Making and Nil
44Lt- ta-4ll-
, 1876-06-24

2. HARDEsTE VII confer a ave- y
Office!
, 1876-06-24
DIVISION C-sHEEP-
2. p. STEEN, Superintendent.
IFrgr -. lr.,gT
DIVISION D-HQGS

= LIAL.I-, oUi IIH-tL-ELI-
Berkshire Buar, " old AM Up-D-p : : 90 - !
sow DID } 20 90 ,
Pair Berkshire Pigs uuler ms Dip , 30
Poland China Uolr yTud 81 mp. DIP : 90 90 /
sow ." DIP 500 90 /
Pair Poland China + - IIudr II. DIP 2j1
Boar, any a=;e or Lr-e3.......-.DiP ) CO
, 1876-08-07

amcrifanii9en 6rauen, auf Die WtItter,
Die Damen oeS oorlgen Sabrbuuoert8
aus, oeren Often uno cole Gugenoen er
prizes uno %felerte.
I'm 8 ubr lAloB bas Wtabl unb Ser
9rOBle Gbeil Der @eieaidaft begub iid
in ben Staotpart, no Dor elmer aablreiz
den .3ubOrsridait Serr Pratt aus @bi.
cage cine fir ben %@entennialtag BON
ibm conlponirte Superture oiri9irte,
~ lde nit l~ebboftcm Bsifaa aufgenomz
men wuroe. SIR folste cin Mtarlh
BON bemlelben Comp uno lpdter
tru9 Serr 6rieober9 Sartationen iiber
Den OanfeeooOols Dor. Wttt lautem
9eifau uaro audi Elm Sornquartstt
The star spang.ed banner" auf9enoms
men.
Nbenos mar bel Dem @elanoten,
Serrn Bancroft Oauis @rceQsnS, sroBs
@eieul9aft, BET Der BON lungen amerl>
fanliAen Derren unb Oameu leben BE
ylloer aus Der anaritauiiben @el6I bte
oar9elteut wuroen.
Or. .. Wi5ticenus.
, 1876-08-07

Treiben Der in Dem @ebduoe 8einolihen
su peliAaffen. Sin oiirres Geis fnadte
inter ieinem SUP. Saft ~sleid)5eitlg erbob
ftd miitbenoeS Sunoesebea, uno Die fletne
5eniter6fnuns uuroe perounfelt ourd
&opf uuo Sdulter eines Maunes.
User eebt bier CUR fpdten Jtod)tz
itunoe ?" fra9te etne tiefe before Stimne
berau8.
r@in arSt, Der gu einem &ranfen aerus
fen wuroe." antmortete Weinoer unaes
idtmt, uid benfe, eS wilo bier riati9
lein."
.go0fommen ridtis," t0nte es suriid,
~utretet unter ben Sd9eraum id ueroe
Die 5altbir 0ffnen. Die Iu6entbiir
eridien mir 3u BEGUN fir unan9emeloete
@dite !; id mar oaber 70 fret iie ab3u=
bred)en uno alS 8rennmalertal at be-
nuben."
@einoer ~leiitete Der IufforIerune
idmeisenO 6olge. &aum mar er in Den
finiteren &aum einsetreten, als es oberz
balb ieines &opfes fradte uno fnarrte
uno Elm fladernoer 2idtidein gu ibm
nieoeritrDmte. @ine Setter lentte iid) aus
Ter Defining ; sleid oarauf fabte Ell
ieiten 5uB auf benz alten 8retterbooen,
mo er bon einem Wanne millfommen
eebeiBen muroe, melher in ieinem Neu<
Beren an Nbenteuerlidteit nidtS gu mini
lden iibri9 lteB.
Wenn audi obue militairiibe Nb3eiden,
rief Ell bod oen @tuorud zines i'm &riese
oeriuiloerten Soloaten berpor, Der, ipenig
seueist, iid ben Sefeblen Anoerer gu
iiisen, ireeno elmer @ueri0abanoe iid)
3ueelelte unO in beren Gaubbanomerf
cine ieinen Wiiniden mebr entlpre9enoe
Selddftisun9 fano.
(E0rt1etuu1 fnfnt.)
, 1876-08-07
asenten DerlanstI
Cast Adrift! Cast Adriftu

,.Thres Years in a Man-Trap'' unD Ten Nfshn
in a BSar'Room," pom Z. c. artbar. Das ictn
ans sSsBls SuS etsl.s %esfstsrtsa S@rftasa, - sISs
lsae 'aa1r'ri, elegant ssbuHfsn, tptre tu 4 -aisabsa sn
tautt. 10 ptrb ppa ben berporrasenbatu perisnen nm
8ettunesn hes eAness auf pas @laaiefe s~surtbeiI.
Stns @siStSts ssa gsrbrsnsu unb Ssitibisaasssi )
unlsrtr Wtitts, welpt tn pr ~rubtsfsn 5eraeH fyftbtg
Der WSralttat septrtsn ale geisss. &etntss, psids
nMan-Trap" psrtauftsn. mullen minbefsas ns& n,
nal 10 pisl S%Tsuplare etetts Su&ss p~erfaufen.
yorlratt tn Staelat& Ntrb stnsm it6sn 6uIiribsntrs
uberretHt. StiHrtitsnee aireuiare une jslAe NIT -
Sseiasanesn psresa fret anf &nfrass ~skIteHsst ssa
etraes, pttla., pa, i7iauiAfD;i :
, 1876-08-07
bemerfensmertbeS Sud!''
ftbur'S lettes unO sr6btes.
0efabr!!!

ober: Seripnroetia benz Saus zines Sreunoes.
Sieies ppGeneetfte 9Serf bisiss g,tsransn Der
Anieritanilben Siteratur Dat ais Sprpurf einen DE.
Soltes beriibrt nno 9iebt einen idredli6en neberbIid
uber lebel, ipel0es es ~blostelt. MuNerpreentli6
ipannene unc aufresene, pirb es pon 4lsn nit
Nunsen. gBir Fmo smti6Ioiisn, oas BUD in isosr IA.
Mile beg San0es ein5uiibren uno ~otieriren nod Nit
easeipeiene Sortbeile alien mannliben uno peibli.
9en northumberland. gBir oerlan9sn LIBERAL
M9enten uno ihiden gratis auf 8erlansen Beoineun.
gen nno belbreibenpe Girculars. 9. M. Gtoeear'
n. Co., 1913 @bstrut str, pbila, 4gB2mQs
, 1876-08-07
SABRE CREDIT, Snterefen aar 6 Yrps.

spamptlsts mt. 1arttn Der Dter ifitwerlt
gratis uberleaeets
, 1876-08-07
9aus tn Deutf4Ians:
Knautb, Aad)uo / 1abns,
2~S3is.
s p e G
8 , e e
i'm &etatl p~erfauft gu Smportattons. Yreiien,
BON Der
Great Atlantic and Pacific
TEA Co..
@o. Mr6 straHe, @fe Der S%tueiten une

~ WV GGAANA dBNHlAG
TEA Co..
Sso. j Mr6 Strafe, @fe Der Stpeiten unc
pbilabelp bia. IA.
Sies tit cine Organization upn Gapitaliien UNI
&bee 81 importiren unb gu pertbellen
nit einem tleinen Getplnn, Der Dem 9oniumenten allen
4etpinn Der 3ipilhenbdnoler eripart. Neir controniren
einen 9roBen 5beil rer beten 5beeiprtem. welbe nab
bielem Sanoe tommen unb bic nur Don uts lelblt per'
fault Weroen. TerloneI, pelbe bon enberen bdtlolern
taufen tbun Dies 3u ibrem el8erien gtabtbeil. llnjere
6Guler in Gbina uuo 3apan baden Die belten Saeilitd'
ten cur Muspabl. mas uns 9roBe Wortbelle 9efpabrt.
9Bir baben gum Yerfauf unIerer Sbeeiorten in allen
6auptit1otsn Der Bereinieten Staten stores etablirt.
98ir seben unieren &unoen elm
GcbDneS Sci Gbrpmp,
aenummem oou ben metropolitan QBerten ameritani.
;;6er uno iremoer 4iinitlerl, pelGes. ipsun III sinem
Btloerlaoen 9etauft, mebr tofen piiros ais Der prels
pes 5bees betra9t. DIele Gpromps tns elm 0ei4ent
fur uniere &unoem.
@ae s~etauften gSaaren 9 "a ntt 1T, baB lie ools
tommene Befrleoi8un8 9eipdbren. ooeroas 0elo 3urIf'
e~ritattet.
Great Atlantic and Pacific
II II A Co.,
SO. ss1 Wrd StraBs. @de 3meiten uuo Coates StraBs
mno e21 6iio .9peits Str. Tbila.. Wa. 4gB1fmi.
, 1876-08-07
IauSsnp i'm Druid na& yaem Msua.
MnTGQenDer @rfpl0.

Gin asent psrbtsnt $ti2 tn ster Gassn unS Elm @ast-
rsr sass tn i Easen ssrb ben gsrtaaf Won
Seean's StprY ; s ar,]r sGsS Ssns sa's e r..
untsr Drr see; Iaudsn, SHitmmen, 8att bepef&enH
nit 2s5 ~pahsnpen Abbilbuneen. Yrett SuBsrf HtteriG
pa, eeu rai&itn Atsans. Daan Sars f& BALI ".a'
beitsf
, 1876-08-07

e. O. s. fir Neenten II ~unIeren 5epn neuen
D w Nouelties, 9eraoe in ben Mtartt
gebra9t. Mtan brau6t lie IN ieoem bauie. Mufter
ullo Girculare f1ei per Dot oerIauot.--
4~9S27ap= y. 3. Wbtte II. Co., Wetoarf, q. S
, 1876-08-07
Gtpd Speculatipneit
&Datt'S 2ebenS'B aliam.
Sin MeDtsintiteB lNunDcr.

VtlWWure HNp pt lW1tmMNth Oaus ppH o!ulrantVu'
ten, sross S3pa&s, 2ster. unp @tsrsnleteen, @tas-
wurnt &c. &c. ptrb .,afs Ysfimmtefe eurp oiefta Sputs
auer Neinisun8smittel aebetlt. Derielbs 1T amstWnp-
spansta Sabre btnbur6 pom publitun trprObt Sat
Saneerttaufenoe Won 5daen 8ebeilt unp eurirt ntts,
wenn mad geritrift %ssnpmmen. ST elm if&sres pstl-
nittel ppn 5tftln In allen btilbaren 86aen, curir ett
faultsn altsa Ssf1wdre, ielbf NO Der Rnp1sn i&Sa sH.
aefrenen III.
epatt's eebens.Ba lfam eurirts 5srra 8. .. asa.
map, araeSeen i'm part.Sbsater gu Srpctlpu, ". o.,
&rfOle. pen ben pprjusit1liea &eriten Gurppa's wnb
4mertfa's bsbaueslt pprpen mar.
PpattS. &ebeussSaltam eurtrte 5errn Q. o.
Spas, Dpdmafer Np. III Wiabtipn Str, ppn tiusm
ssidprltasn Sei&wlr, nabbsn or feds DtpaaN TN
Sroaepap Spipttal mar nnb bort as ~unbeilbar trtldrt
purpe.
9patt's 2ebens.BaIfam tetlte 5.rra ;Saeob wstb.
Gtnce No. 242 Sreenpih Ctr. non etaem l~crpfuISlen
Veltwure, nobel bic 5aulnis ftpn bio auf ben Rnp&en
s~eerunsea mar. Ssrr R. bat wabrenb IS Sabrea Hah
%erfabrsn.
Spatt's ..Sebens.B alfam surtrts 5.rrn Mtutaa
Springer, No. 1888 1rppne Str, Spgfdnpis pom sat.
3lnesttm &beumatisntus 10 ernhlt6er @rt, bas esrlslbs
ben @ett bee Iranten ftcn rerptrrt bate. Det &C.
nannte fCnnts Mot ieine 5anb gum appfe srbebsH xnb
mar rabrenb preier Wfcnate ans Bet eefeftlt.
3u BADEN tn Der 2aup. Office, GAG @raub Str, xxh
BET a%petbetern TN Iaesmsiusn. ~ 81 per 5laf&e. Ssts
| blaihen S..
Ssatt's rabm ts 8 ell mttteI ftnb,
Spatt's uufeblbarer aebtns. Balkan ~ 1900,
Spatt's IA b., bptpelt farter 2ebens. Balkan, AZ
s1.25. - 6pdtt's Yuln,Untr 8alfam. pSer Der Sap,np.
fu6tissn %ertane, gu s1.OO. $patt's Sptb 3tat.
raent, u~nfeblbar fur &etben unb S6mer,en ieber 4rt.
8ppfpep, SnFuenta, &atarrt, su Is Gts,
WDenu obtee 4rittel ni6t In eurer Npcttsts pber an III.
rem plase ~ babtn ttne, 70 renpe man iH btrett anbas
Central Depot, 246 Sraasar., M.g.
, @cDtn 3. ppatt & Co., &tssntbamtr.
MsOssaa Rn per SrprsB ssrf&tdt bsim balbsu
OuSfHp. f3nf1nan
, 1876-08-07
GiniQe Qute Gfinoe :

0NSs'y~ S~~~ O~~
7.-Gine neue GrHnbuna, sranbIi@ seesAft
unb se bert bur4 Tatent.
E.-Wtaht eineu m menen 2s6sGnQ,
gle a"f beoen seiten. an alien @rten BON Stofsa.
e ruft leiht, ianft, eerduidlos unb rai@-beRe
c o'.:binatiot bon Gieenidaften.
f-Douerbaft-lauf 5 abreI la 9 pbne Rep@.
30 en-.
5.-8 errihtet aIIe arten BON Irbstt
uno Sanep MGbereien in elmer porsiislidenWetis
6.-SIt fir ben Irbeiter Iebr Ieibt 3u b a b..
bnbcn. Die 2dtee Der Slide fam resulirt iperoen,
q hreno bic Wfataine i'm 6anse 1T, unb beie fam
ellein Saoen oerieben psroen, pbne baB berieIbt
U : 2Dder gu seben bat.
: -nlan einfad, itnnrei6, elegant, tnoem
r.: G ! obj ben Gebiauf BON Cog s8beel Gears,
= arp Cams uno 9eoer Mrms fprmirt pirb. 6at Den
u II pmatie . prop 6eeb, fuelher ein aletG.
ItVGise 2dnse bes stides BET irsenb
elmer 0efhminbt9ftit f@ert. Dat unleren
teuen 3breuo Controller, ipslder cine slet@.
mGBiss 9siuesuns Der Neebte-Bar erlaubt unb etusr
Bertebune oss Saben oorbeugt.
6.-Gonitruetiou d u s E : f f,rsfdItis unb Don.
enbet. ST ~fabri3irt bon ben seiditteiten uHp
.erfabreniten @rbettern In Der beriibmren
Bennington Nrmorp, Snun, q. o. pbiiabelppis
Si1cc: $50 Gbcifnut Strase. 2M7rna,.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24

than useless manner. The seed Of all good
qualities will spring up and grow rapidly,
If sown in the heart and cultivated so as not
to be choked out by pride, selfshness, envy
and malice. Then let us join our hands
together in the good work and see if we
can't glide down the stream of time like an
easy flowing river, quietly moving on in the
course nature has marked out, modestly and
quietly receiving its dews and dispensing
charity when called upon without q single
wish that God had made it something else
than what it is. Hoping some ADLER writer
will take hold Of this subject will close for
the present.-Cor. yoa1mal Of Agriculture.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24

time; or, while you are at home be deaf.
dumb and blind to you wife and family.
sparing all your brilliancy for outsiders.
Cultivate the charming habit of p~raisine
In glowing terms, the beauties and virtues
OF other women, which you are conscious
are most strikingly different from those pos
sessed by your wife. This rule, faithfully
carried out, will effect wonders.
Never allow yourself to forget that your
Wlfe's mother means your mother-in-law,
with all the name implies.
BE sure you never mistake your wife for
any other woman. This is a very impor-
tant rule, and should be very s~tudiously fol-
lowed, as, by ~disregardilg it, you might at
some tilne or another give your wife a
pleasant word or look, which would doubt
less be exceedingly Notifying to you, and
might prove fatal to the attainment of the
object you havein view.
After wearing your wife's life out trying.
by these means, to keep her love. discover
that she is not your " affinity" and endevor
to impress the fact upon her mind. This
last resort never fails. Upon earnestly try
ing it, you. will have her love, or its opposite,
forever.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24

broken ease, sustained dignity habitual smiles
indiscriminate respect, nay, the semblance
of esteem, of even love, for everything that
approaches, and the taking, a ready interest.
in whatever concerns every one, but showing
none at all in what regards ourselves merely
these are the constituents of highly-refined
and courtly manners and these imply such
an unnatural restraint upon the emotions
of every kind, such a false position OF
the mind at all times, as is most easily
learnt under the sway and the dread
of a despotic prince Or his provincial repre-
sentative. Accordingly the n II of the
orientals are known to be polite in an eX-
travagant degree; While there is a want Of
polish in the subjects of free states which has
made the roughness of q republican almost
proverbial.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24
LoRD BEoUauAM ON GOOD BREEDING.

LORD BEsoUGHAM ON GOOD BREEDING.
The same observations which We're made
on the arts are applicable to q certain re-
finement Of manners, which is common to
all highly civilized states, but which, per-
haps, arises in despetie countries at All ear
lier stage Of society. This refinement is in
itself OF little merit or value, if, indeed, it is
not rather to be accounted a defect. Its
chief Characteristic is luxurious indulgences
of various kinds, and a politeness which con-
sists so muchin suppression of the natural
feelings that it is nearly akin to falsetood.
Never to say anything that may give pain,
unless where our duty requires it, is q rule
Of sound morals as well as good manners
But never to say anything which those pres
ent.oiay dislike, nay, from which they may
dissent, is the rule of refined and ceurtly
breeding. Absolute command Of counten-
aace and figure, calm placid department ua-
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24
THE 10 NJ CIB CL &
Only GOING no THE GATE.

ONLY GOING TO THE GATE.
Like q bell of blossom ringing,
Clear and childish, shrill and sweet,
Floating to the porch's shadow,
With the fainter fall of feet,
Comes the answer softly backward,
Bidding tender watcher wait,
While the Baby Queen outruns her,
"Only going to the gate"
Through the moonlight, warm and scented,
Love to beauty breathes his sigh,
Lingering, TO leave reluctant,
10th to speak the low good-by;
Then the same low echo nswers
Waiting love of older date,
And the maiden whispers backward,
"Only going to the gate.n
Oh, these gates along our pathway,
What they bar outside and in
With the vague outlook beyond them,
Over ways we have not been.
How they stand before, behind.us;
Toll gates some, with price to pay;
Spring gates some, that shut forever;
Cloud gates some that melt away!
Just across their slender weavings
Troth-plight happy hands have crossed;
Yet its locks have rusted ruddy,
Or its key in night-shade lost.
Over latehes softly falling,
Good-by prayers have dropped like dew;
Little gateways, softly shutting,
Yet have cut q love in two.
So we pass them going upward
On our journey, one by one,
TO the distant shining wicket
Where each traveller goes alone;
Where the friends who journey with us
Strangely falter, stop and wait;
Father, mother, child or lover,
only going to the gate.'
Ethel Lynn.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24
COL DEN SHEAvES.
Who never ate his breadin sorrow,
Who never spent thc*darksome hours
Weeping and watching for the morrew,
He knows you not, yeunscen Powers.

Weeping and watching for the morrow,
III He knows you not, We unseen Powers.
He who seems not to himself more. thans
he is, is more than he IN
Il should say the happiest man is he who
can link the ends of his~ life with its com
menceInent.
BY ggentleness,S. overcome anger !; by
good, evil; by liberality, greed; by OPEN
ness and truth, assembling and falsehood.-
Errors are not Of much consequence III
youth, but we must guard against. dragging
them with lis into our old age.
Everybody Inns pectiliarities which he
can not get rid of; and yet, however HARM
less they may be- they are frequently tho
cause OF a mans failure.
II tisasc certain as iti wonderful that truth
ands error spring from the same source
re must often, therefore, beware of lnjuring
error lest we injEre truth at tAeN sa4asa
time
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-08-24
T OF EAGDAD.

DR.. Newman, in his Babylon n MIN
eveh," just published by the Harpers, after
a line description of the old city Of Bagdad,
says: "The only article imported from the
United States and sold in the bazaar of Bag
dad is petroleum. It is entered at the port
of Alexandria, on the Mediterranean, and
transported a thousand miles on the backs
of camels. 1t is one of the marvels of this
marvellous age that our petroleum is every
where to be found in the Levant and the
Orient. Tt lights the dwellings, the temples I
and mosques amidst the ruins Of ancient
Babylon and Nineveh. It is the light of
Bagdad, the city Of the Thousand and One
Nights;' Of Orfall, the birthplace Of Abra-
ham of Morden, the Macius of the Romans
and of Damascus, the Gem of the Orient
1t burns in the rotto Of the Nativity OF
Bethlehem, in the church Of the Holy Sep
ulcher in Jerusalem, amidst the pyramids
Of Egypt, OH the Acropolis of Athens, O
the plains of Troy, and in cottage and pal
ace on the banks of the B~osphorous and the
Golden Horn" DR.. Newman proceeds to
indicate how the consumption Of orr pro-
duet might be greatly enlarged in Persia
and the surrounding countries. He says,
1t is the opinion Of good judges that a lu-
crative trade might be established between
the United States and the port OF Bagaad
via the Persian Gulf. Were the price less
ened by a cheaper transportation, American
petroleum would find a ready market in the
towns on the Persian frontier, and would
thence be carried to the villages and cities
in the interior of the empire. It would be
in general demand III the towns on the tt
girls and Euphrates, and the quantity con-
sumed in Bagdad and the adjacent country
would be intellectually increascd.n
The Sioux Indians name their pappoosese
after events transporting at the time of their
birth. As illustrative, of this peculiar trait,
Red Cloud takes his name because
the western sky was s@overspread with red
clouds at the moment Of his birth, while
the bringing Of captive horse with a spot
ted tail gave the now great chief the singu-
lar cegnomen Of Spotted Tail. Sitting Bull
received this name because q buffalo bull
was, by a lucky shot, thrown upon its
launches, IN plain sight Of his mothers te-
pee at the natal hour; while the cayortings
of a fractions pony furnished a name for the
rcdoubtabla Crazy Horse.