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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

In the death Of Col. S. d. Harris.
editor of the Ohio Farmer, the inter
ests Of progressive agriculture will
suffer an irreparable loss. He was a
native of Middlebury and went West
at an early age, and proved himself
one of the best agricultural journalists
IN the West. He had an extensive
acquaintance in all the West, and in
Tact the whole country, and his death
VIII cause sorrow in the hearts of all
his extensive acquaintance, through
out the land. No son ofVermont has
manifested a deeper interest in the
prosperity of his native State. On
Vermont day at Philadelphia he was
especially active in looking up the
Vermonters Of Ohio and the West,
and having them all together at the
reception ceremonies, Addison Co.
Journal.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

c. B. Lewis, the Detroit Press
funny man, is 80, was born in Ohio,
started life as a printers boy, served
in the war, secured Geutenantcy
fighting Indians out West, and in
1868 was blown up on a steamboat.
They thought he was dead and were
going to bury him. But he came to
and wrote up so humorous an account
ofhis adventure, that he found he had
made hit in the "ftlnny line" and
has followed it ever since.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23
BEAR IN MIND

that we are prepared TO do all kinds OF
JOB PRINTING just as cheap as II
can be done anywhere, from large q
X 80 Posters, down to the neatest'
nobbiest Visiting Cards. We keep a
large amount of stock on hand, bought
for cash, and we do not believe that
we can be under-bid by any one who
make fair wages at their work. For card
stock we have Snow Flake, Pictorial,
Comic, Bristol, Floral, Double Rept'
assorted, &c.
We have also a large stock of Bill
Heads, Letter-Heads, Statements
&C., &C., together with Cap and De
nv stock for Fancy Circulars, Receipts,
&C., &c.
If you have a job you want done
give us a chance at it and we quaran-
tee satisfaction in quality of work.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23
a little bow was frightened to deaf

4 little boy was frightened to death
at ezra, H., a few days ago. An
otheyboy, dressed in hideous cos
tune and playing in the yard at home,
seeing the little fellow passing, played
the part of ghost, and jumping out
suddenly upon him SO frightened the
lad that he fell PROSTATE. He jumped
up quickly and ran a few rods, when
he again fell, this time corpse. He
was six years old.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

Geo. W. Robinson, Esq, Of Ben
ningtoh Center, has invented a "6eX-
ible alright shroud," or covering for
collins, which is intended to protect
the coffin and its contents from water
insects after burial, to retard descom-
position and to prevent the escape of
offensive or contagious gasses while
bodies remain in the house or receiv-
ing vault, or are conveyed to an
other.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

A patient complained to his physi-
clan that he was pursued by a ghost the
night before, on his way home from
the tavern. "What shape was it?'
asked the doctor. "In the shape OF
ajackass,p said the man. go home,
replied the physician, ''and keep sober.
You were drunk last night, and fright
ened at yolr own shadow"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

ADVANTAGES OF A PROFESSIONAL.
observation-disclosures" said an old
lady, the other day, to her family ply
sician, "kin We tell me how it is that
some folks is born dumb ?" "Why-
hem certainly, madam" replied the
doctor; sit is owing to the fact that
they come into the world without the
power of speech" ''La me" remark
ed the old lady; "now just see what
it is to have physic edication. I've
axed my old man more nor hundred
times that ar same thing, and all that
| could ever get out Of him was, 'Kase
they is. +"
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23
More Catt1eI

Icontinue to try to save few dollars by buying
and selling Cows and Young Working Cattle on
the same terms as heretofore; and with due ieel-
ings of thankfulness / say to those who have
favored me long with their patronage that nope
deserve a continuation of the same; and say to
others who may wish to buy or sell the kind of
property above named, that am willing to work
cheap and refer them to my old customers for
further information in regard to my way and
manner of doing business.
r. s. PAGE.
Hyde Park, April 18th, 1877.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

The old stock of goods, consisting of many de,
sirabe articles, including MEMS WOMEN's and
CHILDREN'S BOOTS and SHOES, GENTS
SHIRTS, SHADE TASSELLS, PAINTS, TuR.
KNIVES, GRAIN CRADLES, BARN DOOR
ROLLERS, WAGON JACKS, and many other
useful goods are being sold for half the usual
prices.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23
the OLD STORE
REOPENED !
REMOVAL.

would take this opportunity 10 inform.the pub
lie tl,f 4 have bought the old store formerly oc-
cunied bv the Moves Brothers, where shall con,
tinue nv old business, and, with the combined
efforts OF II. NJ. Noyes (who VIII buy bntier, anu
iesl and myself shall try 20 buy everything that
Inc publc will have TO sell, and keep all that they
may want, at the lowest cash price in the county
CERES, SALT FISH, LIME, PORK, FLOUR,
TIN. SHEET IRON, COPPER and WOODEN
"-'i'''' w. c. Manifold.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

Crop reports from Ohio, Michigan,
Indiana, Illinois and Missouri state
that the wheat prospects are better
than for years. Apples and small
fruits will be abundant.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

Prof. John G. Barton of the College
of the City of New York committed
suicide at his residence at Hamburg,
n. j., May 18th.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

Just received at the Corner Store large con
signment of light -
WOODEN GOODS AND REPELLANTS,
direct from the manufacturer which are being
sold at lower prices than ever such goods were
offered in Lamoille County. Very desirable for
men and boys summer wear.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

lTN dnOlueT pldNC' oli'
"Shall l 90 too, and see how you
succeed?"
sob, yes, if you like" said he, in
surprise.
-Four different stores l entered with
him, and each time he was refused.
"Willyou try again." l asked.
eyes, sir; shall try them all, or |
should not know whether l could get
one"
We entered the fifth store, and the
little fellow walked up manfully, and
told the gentleman just what he want
ed and how much he had.
"You want the book very much"
said the proprietor.
eyes, very much"
"Why do you want it so very, very
much?"
"To study, sir. can'tgo to school;
but study when can at home. All
the boys have got one, and they will
get ahead of me. Besides, my father
was a sailor, and want to learn Of
the places where he used to CO."
'Does he go to those places now"
asked the proprietor.
"He is dead" said the boy, softly.
Then he added, after awhile, "Pm 60
ing to be a sailor, too"
care you, thought" asked the gen.
tleman, raising his eyebrows curious
ly.
"Yee, sir. if | live"
wei, my lau, VIM Uvn yvu' uuaU
/ will do. will let you have new
geography, and you may pay me the
remainder of the money when you can,
or l will let you have one that is not
new for fifty cents"
care the leaves all in it, and just
like the others, only not new?"
eyes, just like the new ones"
"It will do just as well, then, and |
will have eleven cents left toward buy
ing some other book. l am glad they
did not let me have one at any Of the
other places"
The bookseller looked up inquiring-
| ly, and | told what | had seen of the
little fellow. He was much pleased,
and when he brought the book along,
/ saw a nice new pencil and some
clean white paper in it.
ga present, my lad, for your perse.
verance. Always have courage like
that and you will make your mark, >
said the bookseller.
"Thank you, sir, you are so very
good"
"What is your name"
civilian Haverly, sir"
''Do you want any more books?"
now asked him.
'More, than can ever get" he re.
piled, glancing at the books that filleC
the shelves.
| gave him bank note. cit vii
buy some for you," said.
Tears came into his eyes.
"Can | buy what I want with iii"
eyes, my lad, anything"
"Then ]. will buy book for moth.
er," said he. ~ thank you very
much, and some day l hope to pay
you back"
He wanted my name, and / gave il
to him. Then | left him standing by
the counter, SO happy that / almost
envied him, and many years passed
before | saw him again.
Last year went to Europe on on,
of the finest vessels that ever plowe(
the waters of the Atlantic. We haC
very beautiful weather until very nea
} the end of our voyage; then came ;
{ most terrible storm that would hay,
} sunk all on board had it not been 70
the captain. Every spar was laid low
{ the rudder was almost useless, and
. great leak had shown itself, threaten
| ing to fill the ship. The crew were al
t practical seamen of the first class
} but after pumping forone whole night
the water still gaining upon them
they gave up in despair, and prepared
to take to the boats, though the,
| might have known no small boat coul,
ride such q sea.
4 I.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

II. NJ. MOVES buys BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS,
MAPLE SUGAR, POTATOES, and all kinds of
farm produce, and pays the HIGHEST market
price, at the Corner Store, where he will be glad
TO see all his old friends and customers.
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23
At the Old Stand

IN HYDE PARk still work, and after this date
will shoe all round new for
$i.25, Cash Down.
Remember this is Cash, not promises nor "wood
next winterS SAMUEL A. STONE,
Blacksmith
May 8, 1871 ~
The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1877-05-23

,tices of Liberia
.obate Notices,
illness Cards,
le inch one wee
q I" each sui
70 inches one Y
e d" each
rec inches one
L " each
, 1877-01-13

SMOTHER" makes splendid yeast bread. ahe
thinks homemade yeast Indispensable. and will
scli you how 10 mike II. For the yeast, take
i'ops put in bag, witl! three ninta ot water;
boil nil together until the potato.n nre soft;
drain out the hop-t,ag; mash the nttatocs
through a Aicro and ect On 10 boil III
THO eanlc water; take fonr tablchrn1I-
fnls Of whcatnonr,: wet MP with eMn,lgli
r0ld "atcT to make thin t,nttGr: pour Into the
tutEng pt,tatoes sttrrinR brisklv until 1t hollis
then add nnc-hnlf cup Of white sugHr, une-!,alf
tcasr,onlu1 Ut grated alum, one tablespoonful
0f salt; turn Into onc-galion far to cnof and
rnfsc; when cOOf stir IN Une-lIaff rup ri yeast,
Or two yeast cakes soaked; keep in n msHlerate-
ly warm pinrc, and sir tftcn Until It begins 10
Ect 1ight. The next t1ny II Is ready for tssc.
Now for tho brcasl: Take three prts Of wnrnl
water, or wntcr that Ifotatocs arc l>oilctl ill., nn
enough nlnre to mike t1lc desired quantity; adj
floslr to make thick battcr add salt, nfnf three
laEgc epoonfuta VI yeast. and heat up wcll; act
It In . warn, place 10 rais4 over night: IN tho
morning kncnd It we'll, hiding enough honr
tn kncas1 without sticking to the board; !;
ert IT To ralse; when light, kncad .inso
loavcs and Let II raise again, and then bake
fr"m thirty to forty minutes, owing 70 tho sIzc VIC
like 1t. You could tlsc Dt!lcr yeast It you
rl,oosc, and llavc goul bsca.l. Nov, would
like to ask q favor fnr mother; her finger nails
eoftcn md break of close to the flesh, atl ttc-
trlna very sore. Could nny OF tho kind ladies'
gtvo rclncdyl She would nppEcciasc 1t, as-
sure you. MRs. Y.
, 1877-01-13

n =
CnIcA1o, Ian. v.-l have been 4 constant
reader Ut Tho No,nc for several months, but
hare ncvcr asked FOR s,mc ln its columns h.
furc, 10 llnpe that this Will not bc thrown
how 10 make d crnss Tor a l,hlc-askf Also,
will "Aunt Funny" please tell nc llow to make
that good oll-fasllionrsl gingerbread she speaks
OF In answer to ''1liIl." how 10 prepare nu-
tl,c following way witt, good results: Place lllc
leaves between two licccs Of flannel, mud PRESS
them with warm iron,-not hnt, remember;
then rub them With boiled iinscctl oil, anl press
first letter viii not prove too lengthy. remain,
DEW 1lOsE,
, 1877-01-13

To &hd Editor QF The Tribune.
GALEsnunn, ILL.,, Jan. 0.-FoT aone tlno
linrc been nuc1s interested In The liono depart.
n1cnt OF your valuable parcr, md, .scclng . tall
mine. 1t IL excellent: Ono pnllhd salt pork,
chopped ilnr; pDslr over onc-Ia4l pint Eo!!n.
water; add twO cups suEnr, ono nf In0lasses,
ono tcnspuonfnl Soda, o,c pound chopped rails
j,s unc-fourth pound shaved citron, ono tea
fpuon cucl " cinnamon, allsp!ce, nll nutmeg; ;
nuur to mako It proper consistency; bnkc
slowly.
Was there ever such another fanltt finding fel-
low ns 'Sfargaret's ffushanl'f Wish there
were two Sundays In every week that lie might
taiu care Ut tho baby Il should pity tho bully
poor Murgarct don't have to carry tn every
stick, an nistnken; but let tic grnmblIng
fellow have his say II 1t will case hs mind any.
We consider tho so,lsro.
l ain glad there ore 80 nailr subjects brought
nm for discussion; hupc It viii result IN guoI to
all. Afay there not e many Vi lis ~ pressed
with household raEcs that NC cann0t srpl,.t All
hour or so at least to tic cultivation Of our
mndsa ~.
DO. Aunt Fanny, ptcaac tell us about your
beautiful lousu pluuts. layc fow, lut fear
Iu nut understand how 10 care for them proper
IT. as 10 not hare many blossoms How should
yet s!o not hloou,i
Two weeks ngo was mitch disappointed In
not receiving Tlu HOME Department with our
TRIBUNE: hope my lusba!d, Hike Maryaret'h, did
not "supprrsn" that, To INC, moht interesting
part uf your paper. Many thanks for tho pleas
nrp 1laYo derived tn pcrusinr 1t. lloplng this.
my ltret effort, will Mcot your appreciation. aud
not fnl Into the fatal wastcba ket. subscribe
myself SISTER DEBORAH.
, 1877-01-13

To ne Ediior af 7hd Tribune. .,,.
MtNNBAFOLts, Jan. g-NOtltnE dRlLntct, ~!
try again. erGn tllDngh my "Jneub's Ladder"
was respectfully declined, )" Of collrsc snppos-
ing yo,, thought It too late to 10 a Christmas
''bcnct1t." ......
AZ s'thc prime object oil every rerson Is 10 feed
and c1ntlic hnselfanti to preserve his llenltt,"
perhaps little tolp from simple recipes would
bu acceptable. Graham mullins: Tut IN
deep crork two cups Of uns!ftcd
Graham f1our, three cups Of wlcat-ilnr,
three tablespoons Of molasscs, anil one ten
SPOON uf salt. Add gradually lukcwnrIn water
To 1anku MS thick a lutter as car scarcely 70
stirred with pudding stick. Add yeast snfll-
Client to ralsc It, ansl stir with yonr stick long
nntl thoroughly. I,atso over night, mud drop
from, your spoon into your heated ge'n-paa's,
and bake. .
Cold lifts Of meat can he finely chopped, an!l
wit! bread crumbs, salt, a'lsl ,peppcf auc,',
mixed with gravy or .nilk, and hla4c ,nM
into balls q eroqucstscss;;, cs;,o, md d. del1' ,sa
This eame prepared meat need not be rceooketl,
for u lew hours, and then sliced down l!kG
"hcal-tllccsc" fur tea, called " pressed meat"
The art of boiling potatoes nicely: Alter
nnrlng; 1ittto moro thnn covcr them With btfl
inr water, anil cunl till Just done; turn oil tho
water; throw On Il little salt, nl!aku your not
thoroughly, utll leave uncovered I'LL really 70
be t!ist,Gd. Even old AMI p'nF putatocs soaked
q little Ill cold water, aild cooked IN this WHY
arc tnn,lc quite pasfablc. j.
l should mitch like tho "ioye" pattern, mud
tont to Wheaton, Ill.,, an 1nG'o:ed stalls1'' but
SoJounaEn.
, 1877-01-13

n, tbs Edftor of The Tribune.
CH1cAGo, Jan, ll.-We arc u,irh indebted for
Mr. puul II. B.'s valuable nrtclc OIL cosmetics.
Int anlong tho rnauy recipes Elycn Will hu
kindly It'll me- which QUO would be most cf.
lIcavtuus in removing. thc little h]aSk atoms,
commonly called "gruhs," that sScreto them
selves IN thu rorca nf tLe Bktu. lie has pron-
iscl all art!clc Oil the preservation ri imr; will
lie bc gosnl enough to tell rs VI aon'cthn: that
will prevent tln hntr i,lllng out without nf-
fertiny tic rulor of blonde hatrl
Let nc eay here that for ono ain very gratc-
ful for Tho Ilouc Department Of TIE TRiRtiSE.
It, is all very ngll fur the "lor.ls Ut creation y
tn flock down upon 1t with ealIn superiority, antl
wonder ut tho irlyultty vi wntlcn whose hrasns
run 10 cooking recipes md lIuts for improving
thu complexion. Is thcru que among them wlu
dt!ncr, or tic attraction uf tau1asl1 ctlcckt
Is 1t mt wrii-cstatlts1,c fact tl.at tho rtd 10
nuns heart lies through his stomarh' And It
u wut,,au wishes to be beautiful, II Il not that
she may find fayor III tic cycs Of linn Rlie loSes2
Mus, e, &. ~
, 1877-01-13
PoLtstt FOR cEFfa, ETC.

-
VALPARAISO, Jan. l0.-In answer to "Mint u
and "l'hil's" Inquiry ns to how to pruv.,rc a
wuE, three OUNCES; s,crfacctf, three .'ractlu,.:
borax, Fix ouhrcs; gum traEaenntl,, one n.rl
onc-llatf ounces; melt tosetlicrwitl gentle heat.
When you have prepared sufficient quantity of
starcl, 1n the usltnl flanncr for Il dozen picecs,
put into 1t piece Of lie polish the size Of Il
nrgo walnut ,-tnoro nr le,e, atrortng to the
atno,nt Of wishing. This will make tcautlful
Ioist,, and also iuakc tt,c Eouds very still. Try
It, nntl knuw you Will b. pleased with it, NJ 1
hayc used 1t with perfect satisfaction hundreds
of times. ACSr JENC41lA.
, 1877-01-13

KEoKuI1, H., Jan. a.-l have been an inter
cftcsl reader uf your valuable, Eapcr, nm! think
llttIc VI my experience might l'r beneficial to
tu,llu oic. tIy way vi cleaning nlira III stove.
doors, ctr, Ii to sakc tic PIECES to he CLEANED
uut of tic tinor anl wash l1mm in war.n soap
s.,,ls, and II my spots rcmnin that won't wush
u!E take lttl1 wlitlns-tl,r sa,Hc that IL used
Will remove my remaining spots, ard feayo The
luen Us nire ns Ilcw.
"Massit Mullow" asks how ink a,l other
stutus may ho removed. haso been quite auc-
cesstul by soaking the status In sweet milk for u
tkitsl take clean, warm soaphtllA uul waii thu
artfrIu we'll; or, II going to the wash, suals writ
III .ulik brfUre wasl.!H, Anl thu tl,.,,s will dis
appear, Or ut least this has bcon MY experience.
kE1kuK.
, 1877-01-13

7H7HF F9fT71F " tx 7FT6FHF. =
INDIANAPOLIS, 1nl., Jan. 10.-Iiavo waited
patiently for suInc u the contributors OF The
llonc to say something in regard to what un-
fashionable pcuplc could rAt There nre num-
ler!ess recipra, hut they are Invariably OF u
hiEt.toncd enst. What attn alter Is, What Gun
asnall family cat, whose income Is pnly SIG, d
tay, that is healthy, and contains ,ourisl,nlcnts
I.et the cake recipes 70, n's &lle cure of bablcx
and come to nur relief. VIII some ono a1st, In
fern inc what Is u good iloud purifier! Through
The Home department bcralNc a regular sub
Rrriber to The TRIBUNE, and would not chauvc
1t for my paper III the country. Let the cn-
yt0us 7i,Ats way. LACLAEk
, 1877-01-13

IN Fht EHTtUF NJ 1Ht 7FIbHHf, -
GoopLASp, ltld., Jnil. b.-"An1clInR +" asks
for recipe for leuun cakc, ~ will heud her
u,tne, which have usGd many tiulcs anl ucycr
had bad I,lck three cups of sugar. one nf but
ter, ono Ut milk, four Of flour, tlvo eggs; stir
thu butter anil c0lss In Ii cream; bcat tnc eggs
separately. the whites to still lrotll: dssulye
the flour, aud mt III by degrees, nll'i aid the
juiec mud grated rinu Of n frcsl, lemon. 10 ~
Young HousckcepGr'': Tu mike choco1ate
ftostlng take tho whites Of two eggs. ono a'ld
tablespoons OF chocolate. 1snhcl D. s., please
try ny serlpr for pork fruit-cake: One pouud
p0rls chopped line, ono pint boiling watrr, ono
cup sngar, two of n,otlsses, ouo t'ountl rntslnr,
ont-fourth pound Of ei4ron, ono nutmeg, two
Tablespoons of cnyes, three OF cinnamon, ul.o
OF sola. ono teaspoon ot ginger, and four cups
Of 1lnur. ~
Thanks, Mr.. Editor, for your patience with
EyAL1yE.
, 1877-01-13

our frlcnda of this paper that think The Home
department Is the greatest treat II has ever
lcen my good lnck to get hold Of. And as lpny
a. It continues In existence stall bo me ot ita
most ardent admirers. Now, while Mira. T., q.
e., ". d., and Minne-isa-ha are talking Of the
Presidential etection ]ct III have tome mustc by
the choir. M one says d word atx,ut ln,eIc In
Tho lo'nc. aral what home il canDletc without
muslc1 Some one please give the natncs of sotno
tltrn songs.
or course the recipes for cooking should have
the frat place, and fpisc adornnlcnts I corner
also; Int music should not be left out in tic
cold altogether.
Will gtvo my recipe for cinnamon cake which
Is very nice: One tlp tntsr erean; nrc eur
eunar; onc-half cup melted butter; nnc cEg;
t and e t
tlen roll ur "a i. roll jelly-cakc, and tllcc iii
with fhafp knife aud bake. ANY vtxh ronky
recipe will do. Harmonic.
, 1877-01-13

EH{1tF 1F1HHKE.
CHICAGO, Jan. ILL have pruclIrcu and tried
TJcle, the Flrcsila Uraclr, Recently noticed III
your columns. 1t seems to mo tho brightest
anu must practical piece 1T lltcrary work Ut It's
kind havt seen, aud commend II ~ All my
l.pty friends. 10 not llku the Idea Of Offering
gucsts pack Of c.nlmou playtng cards to mako
iii CvcnbE pass moro agrecably, hut Tycho ls
Just tho thing; with Bevcuty'scyen poet4 und
philosophers, ail.l about duu!iu tlat number Ut
quotations from their writings and The timo
ws!cn ,l4ry lived, lind such stimulus to agrco-
abIu conversation Ut hayc uot before discover
cd. TAcn the numerous combinations OF tho
ca1ls, resulting in eycrvasying fortunes for the
players, add greatly to tue Interest Of the game.
regard this ~ au0thcr p1ool tlat women haye
practical talent. aud hope tlat the example sot
by Miss C. l.. D. will be followed By many other
entcrprAipg American girls, AlDrL.
, 1877-01-13


CnIcAuo, Jan. l0.-ln lAst Saturdays issue OF
The 1iomc Department "1}crtha" dcsIrcs In
formation how to make III uld goose tender. /
cannot Inform her On thAt point, but e,ftr her
valuable piece at Information III rcEurd to tho
selection Ut young iuwh. 'tDcrtha" says
'sunlttin,es she cuni!ot help llt select mn old
goose, when she thinks s!,u slas yu,lus olle.r
II "l3cEthan Or any Of your rrallcrs Will !olow
my plan think they Heed never bo troubled
WITH IN old fowt. Ii, selecting goose Or duck,
tako hold Of tho tues anil pull item apart; II
the web scpurasts easily It Is young, hut Il i re-
quircs my very grcat amount OF physical furru
to scIaruic, lny Ii uno shic,-'tts an Old fowl, a
you Will reap no profit from It's purtnu5y,
unless yu,l arc keeping boardcrs. Turkeys and
chickens may b. sclteteI by prcsslnr tile cnd Ut
tic breast bonc. II they aru young there Is
Eristlo ut tIc end Which Will readily yield to
the .'fcssure.7tf old, tlle end WIZ be fornA !'ar
A,ul sharp, nnd you cunnot bcnd T., lly strictly
following these Instructions "l3rrtla" nrc
never buy an old fowl. have kept ho,,sc for
twenty ycarH, 4ui always o the marketing, and
never hare any tsuubls about selevtEI,. tender
game. i, II. N,
, 1877-01-13
itHAIllS3 Ct,C1i9.

IN fh1 Edfinr IF Tht Tribune.
FoNr ATKISsoa, Wis.,, Jau, 81 want to ask
Y you have reading club III any of yuur towns.
Nc have formed ! club of ten, ani I'ay 3:kG5
,pIecc, and for the money thus ralaetl We Ernt
for number II tue leading inugazlncs whlrll
Nu all read III turn mud 1T the clDso
Il the year divide Among tho 1neInbcrs.
t gives Us plcnty OF reading ut very
lttle expense. forxot to say tiut
each member ll,s the llEst svalslsy of sonc ono
II ths pehodira4, nnd tllcy aIl come addressed 10
,llc lnrl1lbcr, At Whose huusc Or place VI busl-
acss there Ia i SIT of boxes, like stnall post
oi!!,e 70 Us suuu ns book IL returned, IL IL 1ut
iu the next bo4-am ~ I'll through tho list. By
having icwcs MEMBERS and paying more apiece,
you could LaYc ths reading of tolnc Of them
sooner, aud they would tVue out In i butter
condition, With less handling. Tell Id how you
> like the idea.
have holder for coffee and teapot handles
that IL splcn,lld. Croclet two pieces about io'ir
Inches sal.a1e With common thread, any pattern
you like. Then join i4cm OH three sides, fnrn'-
Ing kind Of bag Thcn, u,akc holder of
come bright colorcd Cloth Just a tride smaller
than thu lug, mud slip It III tho bay. 1t is very
convenient, Us the eoycr eau easily oc washed
1agrcc with ''Aunt NeflIe Bly on giving
ehllatcn amusement ut lo,ur. Plenty of music
aud gu,nts at home would cause fewer Of our
young men to seek them In the gaming rooms.
A LoyEH or READING.