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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-28

I'm ct. Martin baben Die per-
miini9ten @rasboppers nit 9aem ouf=
serdumt. gei uni erem tursen Beiu@e
oaiclbit Dor einieen 9asen iiberSeusten
mir uns nit eisenen 9lusen BON Der
WabrDcit beg 10 oft ,uiebcr6oltcn Gla.
scIieoes. &c 1T uirtlid sum Ysbau+
ern. Sic idOniten Jarmen fteben Ieer
uno 0he, dig bdtte ni4ts dig umbrau9=
bares untraut in BEN seIaeten Samen
seftedt. Dom @eiSen unb ben anbe=
rem Sriidten, tpel@e ausseseiAnet idOn
gcftanoen baben lolen. taum nebr bic
Stoppeln. Sn ben @drten nabe ben
6duisrn 1T tein grimes &raut@en mebr.
lin nur ein geiipiel an;ufibren. tuar
Der @arten beg 9crrn Sol. Msper Dor
orei 8o4en mod elm uabres, neu an=
selestes Parabiesden. g!s mir letten
samstas famen, NOR itatt beg bcrr-
li@en @riin Der leere idmarSe gobcn
iu ieben. @lldli1cr,pciie batten mir
et,pas Grbien unb salat BON st. Gloub
mitsebra@t, ionit bdtten mir uns on
Iebtjdbriscn &artoHeIn unb Nfanntu=
den ers6bcn muH.n. - 9err s. Meper
madt in ieinem ncuen Qofal aus9eSei9=
tetc Gciddfte. Sic 9eute BON ct.
Martin baben aber aud SerRunft &C.
mug unb Iaii,n lid bas 2eben nidt
lauer perben. 8ei cinem tursen 8e-
lude i'm 9farrbau{e erfubren mir. hab
9Ddw. P. &emlein bisle @obe nod
mad st. @incents abtei, in Ycnnipl=
panien, reist. UNI .oaieIbit in's NopiSiat
~ treten. Qodp. Pater stanisIaus.
O, S. B.. mirb aIs Yfarrer in ct.
Ntartin bleiben. = Wie es i9eint, pirb
Die fatbol. Rirde boleIbit persr0bert,
uno aud Der 9burm iol nm 4 SUB er-
bo9t ,ueroen. Ser tpertbc 6err $. g..
bat aud uns 6oran 9etriest. @ir per<
ben wieoer einmal fommen, menn Der
9burm ferti9 unb be5ablt 1T. = @ir
batten au@ bas U~ersniisen, einise un=
ierer tuertben Nbonnenten ;u ieber unb
tbeils fennen au lernen. So bic 9erren
@aroian, spanier, 0obn, MuIcr,
GoIb II. I. ~. 9crr @aroian bat einen
gut ausseitatteten store,
n ueldem bic emlisen 9dnbe ieiner
portrefliden Gemablin uno leincs tid=
tisen Glerts, ". Buffalo, beltanoig an
Der Irbeit litb. bic ;ablrei4sn Guuben
81 bcoienen. 6err Maroian sicbt bicie
@ode nit elmer 9eeroe Yieb, eirca POOL
5tid, nod Sort Carp. Eieies wirb
10 aiemli6 bic jahIreidfe 0eeroe iein,
oieies Sabr mad jenem Orte &C.
miro. Wir ,pini4en beiastem
9errn Den beiten Grfols. = BON ct.
Martin fanen mir iiber Mlbanp aurid.
tooielblt mir. ben giienbabnsus er,par=
tend, bel 9rn. 9crberssr uns cine babe
Stunoe u~nterbieIten. Dieier 9err bat
einen famolen Store unb matt ohne
3weifel ausge3si4nete &ei9afte. Sic
iibrigen pcrtben Mbonnenten su beiu=
den, 9eitattete uns bic 3eit ni9t mebr.
Gin auberes Mal!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-06-28

Sener unsIidIi&e BON
&i@monb, peIder ieinen Namcn
zig Dato ni&t ,pnbte, tann bcnielben
Bel 9errn u. g.. erfabren, mel.
der i'm auf einem Biertes ~sefunben
bat. @el&es Slid nnb peId' i@oae
Neripanbti4aft!u
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Gimmabmen bee Counts e4aAuaeis
ftert BEN 1. 06r3 bic 4. ctmli.

9ctal einnabn.e an staatSRenern : s.950.54
Gin Wtiu S1ulfesert l,944.58|
3mci 1927
WefOnbere " 1885, 6
Gcuntb @eSenue 5,9e6.6 sc
Strafseloer uno Snterefen 4ls.os
armen9elber HAi 1,6l4.S3
Go,pns l.s49.es
Stabt ct. GIoub o.S4O.79|
Straben unb 8riiden 5,2sl,66
SntereTen an SduQanb Verfauf s,s6s.47
uniUerftdts Gunb 1916
Total 81, 1882 SO
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BeidloNen, bab bas Committee fiji,
Orudarbciten, peldes i'm Sannar 1877
crnannt woroen mar, bicmit ent!aHen
lei.
NcIdloTen, Sab Commit. Sobn g.
9ammereI ernannt lei, nm Gontracte
fir Orudarbeiten, 8iants, Bidder u. I.
No., welde fir bic Gountpbeamten nos
tbis iein weroen, absui6lieben.
8eidloiien, bab bic County, Gom-
miildre eine &lase in Der Yrobate Court
sesen Mar @tobr e;nIeiten, unb einen
Si@erbeitsmonn gu uerIansen sesen
beia9ten ~. St0br.
BeidloHen, bob ale Gcrocrmnsen
seeen Stearrs County fir &sparatu'
rem am Gourtbauie beg beiasteu Goun-
unb fir etuaise 0orfdQe als rid.
anertannt perben pon ben 8eamten.
Gotsenbe ginsoben puroen onse-
nOmmen
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gokal-Aathrithtfm.

WN0R-Sy0kNkkSkMkkWs
Nd&iten Mittmo& 1T Der 4. SuIi.
Ser nd@fte 0iebmarit finbst am
10. Suli itatt.
Nd&iten Sonntas finoet bic erite
81. 0inoertommunion in Spring Qiu
fat.
GER @ M. Bidel BON ct. 4auI
beebrte unier sdnetum nit Ieinem Be-
ju@e.
@etsrn fanb Die grbibition I'M ct.
Sobn's college itatt. Wir weroen in
nd9lttr Drummer oas Ndbere brineen.
Sas @etter 1T ausgescidnet. So
balo bic Qise gu srcb wirc, tommt aud
i@on slei@ elm tiblenoes @s,pitter oas
Der.
/ 2etten @onntas itorb in ct.
Soiepb bic Grau bes 9errn 3atner.
Sen trauernben 9interb!iebeuen unier
8eileio.
Die 6erren @ebr. @oienber9er lai.
fen einen sroBen Anbau an ibrem Brid<
bIod auHl6ren. @ieoer Elm Smprope*
,aent fir st. Glouo!
Gs tbut uns iebr lsib, bab uniers
fteine Qotalnoti3 BON LESTER @o@e, ben
r@anberer" betrefeno, ron oemielben
70 beftis aufseiabt woroen 1T.
Sn ben Seen rMoles unb Aaron"
in Douglas Gountp wuroe lebte Wo4e
elm 80 Yfunb i9uerer 9e@t sefansen.
9ieie Seen lino ibcrbaupt iebr fl4-
reid.
ssn Ottertail 81. tuurbe fIrjli9 Elm
juneer Snoianer absefabt. peI&er in
Der Mdbe BON Olatis elm s~eitobIenes
Yferb p%ertaufen molte. Gr uuroe nit
einem 9ouceur oeitcrreidi@er @6ei-
bsmiinje na@ ieinen SaSosrInoen
entlaiien.
91ie mir p%crnebmcn, 1T Der 9o4u.
P. Cornelius o. S. B. INNER nod lei
bend. Sos unbetanoise @etter mag
,pobI bic urio4e Der @er30seruns feiner
@eneiuns isin. SOFTEN bolo before
Na4ri1ten p~ertinoen ju tDnnen!
@ewiiie-s lauben, bel uas
fsinen @atb bolen 81 t0nnen! = Wir
fOnnten ibnen ieit Dem IL. SUM aud
feinen mebr seben. = n@orsetba n
unbna4beba9t, BOT 80 NJ m
f6onriel 2eib eebra4t."
Sic in Mleranbria uno ltmseeeno
ip~obnenben &atboliten beabT4tisen
cine 2irde 81 bauen. Sc ideint, baB
au@ bort bic guten 2eute nod ni6t
ales @ottpertrauen ,M6 alien Mutb
perloren BADEN. So 1T es re9t! Gin
NAL tperoen bieje 9eul@reden bod auf=
bOren miiIien!
Gin iunser Mann in Douglas 60.
(Nome tbut ni@ts sur Sa4el oing
Iebte ISOLDE in einem Store bic 8ette
elm, in 3eit BON 10 Minuten A robe
Gier obne Gals unO S@mol3 per3ebrcn
3u wollen, braudte inoelen Bios g.
Minuten 3eit oasu. Wie Der junse
Gieruersebrer Die na&ite Na9t "fublte",
mirb nidt semeloet.
gSir MAIDEN bieu,it auf Die Mnseisc
bes 9errn Yrof. &ieble, &ettcr Der
Normall@ule, auImertlam. Sap biele
edule jeber llnteritiitung ieitcns her
Gltern ,pertb lit, sebt aug Den bereiis
betannten sldn5enoen &efultaten ibrer
ltnterri9tspeiie berpor. 9err Yrof.
Rieble perbient jeoe M&tuns!
l1nb nod feline Gimme = Sebt
ibr nun Steuerjabler Dor Minnelota,
baB bic bsablidtiste yeite@uns big
.Nororern" elm 9batiade mar ?-Wie
piel weroen wnbl bic anbern 3eitun9en
(Oraars Der Bonoldwinoler) erbalten
babens Gs fdnst an, i@on 3ienali4 be-
fannt 3u ueroen, aud obne anler gu.
tbun!
Mie mir mebrfad erfabren baben,
follen einiqe Mbonnenten Die Yrdmien
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9lutsef NJ Il r.

@obert =. 2o.renA @e%rmania, ga,
sebroudte scsen Gin &Iutseidmir Or. Ausua
8onia's hamburger 2ropfea unb Vfafcr
nit GrfoIe.
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9 { d t.

Safob eeb, stormanbiIe, eanfas.
featcn Dr. Hus. aonis's Gamburssr 9rcpfen.
nadoem er lange on obiser 2rantbcit lit,
ricber Der.
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ct. GIoub. 20. SUM- 1877.
3u9esen waren S. $. Omen, Chair
mon, Sic. 2eppers, get. 9abn, S. g.
9ammereI unb q. g. 8arrum.
8ewiIIi9un9en:
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2ebens : @lirir.
Hie SIa{&e
"3amb1refr Trppfeu'

so Gents, ooer inf Jlo{dsn
Dollars, Iino bei ouen Npotbe-
fern unS Sdnolern in Meoi5inen ,u
baben.
Il. V'ogele,' s, Co.,
Baltimore. Mib.
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OHene @unttn.

Gribr. aorFen, Yeeapniea, sus.,
beiIte init 81. ausut aonis's eamburaer
ardnterpaaier elm Offences eefdpiir an fsiaem
8cine.
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Sercdnet 5l peroen.
sluf ben Slid selest ,unrben bic Gin
saben BON Sobn 9. Gorbie.
&. 3oIporion, Nortb 5orab.
S. S4r0ber, ct. Soiepb,
$. @Iad, YapnespiQe,
gum 9iitr. 30. % serednet gu ,pcrb.n.
Sobn Dennis Bill auf Den Slid &c.
lest.
8eIdloHen, bab ale Jriebensri9ter
BON uno fir Stearns County Sider-
belt perlan9en lcQten fit Be,ablun9
Der 3eu9en in alien Grimina!fdlen.
Der &egort BON 6. g. 8arnum, be-
trefeno bas Qinb BON @iIb. MIler
BON Somn 2ugemburs puroe onsenom-
men.
Nm britten Montae i'm Suli tperoen
Die County gommiiIdre pieoer 3u elmer
reselmdbissn eibuns sulammentom-
men.
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MasenIeiben n.

Mrs. ). ". 8odeufetIes,
u Yaio, sus.,
wurbe Don einc,n lansiuierisen NaocnibeI
ourd, Or. slusuft &onis's hamburger aro.
pfcn gcbeilt.
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Siebe

Gbrifian sdmibt,
SaSen, &,sleb g., aanfas,
aebraudt Dr. ausuf 8onia's 6amburaer
aropfen ala elm MitteI scsen bas Gieber.
2etens Glirir.
anb. CRATER, @ampsbiue, y. ..
y Or. Aug. aOnis's eamburaer sropfen finb
Die einaise @ebi,in. bic mir nod gut tbrn.
Sd bin don bod in Sabrcn unb frien
mir ~bieieIben bas 2eben;1
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Qtberleibe n.

ernf DabNut, etp.yosf,
tuurbe bur6 Or. Nuauit aonis's eamburoer
tropfen bon einem 2ebcrleiben sebeiIt.
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9~erjflopfen.

Greb. S&mat, Dabton, Ohio.
sebraadtc init GrfoIs Or. dug. &Onis's Dam.
burger 9rcpien sesen obise arasfbeit.
3. eeim. South abams, MaF,
arbeitsunfdbis unb murbe bur9 bic sro.
pfcu ,uicber gang beraeFeut.
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u. streif, Onanoaso eiu, 8. D.,
purbe hon elmer b5sartisen Gledte bon e.iGb-
risem 8eieben burA ben @ebrau@ bon Or.
ausuf a0niS's Samburscr 1ropfen sebeilt.
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ItuJbtASS W. ~ SNVS0Sk ~
@rensen BON Stearns uno Yope 70.
Ii9 beriibren, cine Select School" 5i
erri6ten. Sic Gage lit cine pra&tpoae.
Mam 1T bercits bamit beiddftist, 2um=
Der gum Bau on bic Steue gu fabren.
Ser 4lab befinbet ii@ etipa II Meilen
BON Saut Gentre.-Gs freut uns, BON
oielsm unternebmen bes burd feline
sudtisfeit bereits gut b%etannten Yater
Gosan gu b0ren. Nur re9t pieIe, aber
CUTE G9ulcn, bamit bic b%eionoers in
ben 0oen @escnben perlaicnen &inber
einen 9eb0risen ltnterri9t 9enieben uno
oamit ibre oft ME ertua@enben Seine
oss Ieritanoes semedt tuerben. N0es
Slid uno Den belten Grfol9, ~,uertbeiter
|9err!
= @9ittelt eu9 bas Jieber unb
|fublt ibr matt uno lebensmiioe, 10 per=
sa9ct nidt, ionoern nebmt Elm Beiipiel
an 0errn Chr. S9ul6t, OMber, &as.
lOerlelbc Ihreibt uns pariiber Nadbem
lid ,ipei Sabre olerbono Tieber. Me'
oi;inen sebraudt nno ni&t better muir
De, TOM id enolid OH ST.. Nusuit
Ronis's 9amburser Sropfen. Sd
prpbirte -bielelben, nabm iie ldnsere
.3eit fort unb muroe bur@ bieies aus.
aeseidnete Mittel bon meiner Rrantbeil
srlOit.
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yived BY the promise of Vests place when
his term should ex. ire.
Or the colored gentlemen who complete
the political quartettc OF the Louisiana Re.
turning Board, it is only necessary to say
few words.
kenner is an octoroon, who up to 1871
was engaged as the usher and door.kceper
OF gambling-house on St. Charles street.
His knowledge of political economy was ac-
qu:red in that school and his practice is
consistent with his profession
Casanave, the other colorcd member,
graduated from waiter iu a lunch SALOON
into prominent factor in Louisiana poll
tics, and is perhaps the most honorable and
vlrtuous of this entire Board of dstin-
gushed politicians.
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CABBAGE CULTURE.-The question is of
frequent occurrence, says Landrcth's Rural
RcyIster, why cannot private families have
head cabbage as early as the market gar
dcners =? Simply because of imperfect cul-
ture and insufficient manuring. The mar
ket gardener feeds his cabbage crop without
stint, and with the rankest food frequently
ploughs in the manure in the atumn, turns
it up in the spring, and thoroughly incorpo-
rates it with the soil-plants early, cult
Yates deeply, not simply tickling the surface
with the hand-hoc, but uses the plough, and
the horse-hoe ; that cannot always be done
in the comparatively small family garden,
but the spade can be used, and that is the
next best thing Use it freely, dig deeply,
and the result will surprise those who have
heretofore relied upon the hoe alone
american Farmer.
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ENEMIES Have you onemies2 Go
straight on, and mind them not. If they
block up your path, walk around them, and
do your duty regardless of their spite A
man who has no enemies is seldom good for
anything; he is made Of that kind of mate
rial which is so easily worked, that every
one has hand in it. A sterling character
-one who thinks for himself, and speaks
what he thinks-is always sure to have en-
emies. They are as necessary to him as
fresh air; they keep him alive and active
a celebrated character, who was surroun-
ded with enemies, used to remark--"They
are sparks which, if you do not blow, will
go out of themselves" Let this be YOUR
feeling while cndeavorng to live down the
scandal Of those who are bitter against you.
If you stop to dispute, you do but as they
desire, and open the way for more abuse
Let the poor fellows talk; there will be a
reaction if you perform but your daty, and
hundreds who were once alenated from
you will flock to you and acknowledge their
error.--Aterander's Messenger.
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LISTENING TO EVIL REPORTS. The
longer L live, the more l feel the import
ance of adhering to the rule which l have
laid down for myself in relation to such
matters l. To hear as little as possible
whatever is to the prejudice of others. 9.
To believe nothing of the kind till am alb.
solutely forced to it. 3. Never drink into
the spirit of one who circulates an evil re.
port. 4. Always to moderate, as far as
can, the unkindness which is express d
towards others. 5. Always to believe chat,
if the other side were heard, very differ
ent account would be given of the matter.
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BUT WHERE'S TIE CAT?-Thc skeleton
Of a cat walked into Ryan's store at Hobo
kus. Ryan seeing her bawlcd out, Mick
cy, didn't l tell ye a mouth ago to fade that
cat pound Of mate day until yc had her
fat ?'
"Iou did, and Tam just after fading her
a pound"
. Has that cat ate pound this morn
ing? ?"
Yes sir. "
''Shurc, [ think it's lie yc'rc telling
Bring me that scales. Now bring me that
cat"
The cat turned the scale at exactly one
pound.
There, didn't tell ye she had eaten
pound of mate this mornin' ?" All right,
my boy; there's yer pound of mate. but
where the divil's the cat ?"-Ncm York
Mail.
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A BEAUTIFUL Shortly
before his departure for India, the lamented
Heber preached sermon, which contained
this beautiful sentiment:
"Life bears us on like the stream of
mighty river. Our boat glides down the
narrow channcl-through the playful muir
muring Of the little brook, and the wind
ing of its grassy borders. The trees shed
their blossops.py .pyas. .our+youps,h hcuds, their
flowers on the brink seem TO offer Themselves
'tosour young hands; we are happy in hope,
and grasp eagerly at the beauties around us
but the stream hurries on, and still our
hands ars,sRpty. Our course in youth and
manhood is diong wilder food, amid OBJ.
jects more striking and magnificent. We
are animated at the moving pictures of en-
joyment and industry passing us, we are ex-
cited, at home short-lived disappointment
The stream bears us on, and our joys and
griefs arc alike left behind us. We may be
shipwrecked, we cannot be delayed wheth-
er rough or smooth, the river hastens to its
homo, till the roar Of the ocean is in our
ears, and the tossing of the waves is be-
meath our feet, and the land lessons from
our eyes, and the foods are lifted around
US and we take our leave of earth and its
inhabitants, until Of our further wage
there is no witness, save the Infinite and
Eternal"
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THE BEST FRIEND-The most agreeable
of all companions is simple, frank man,
without any high pretensions to an oppres-
sive greatness one who loves life, and un-
derstands the use of il; obliging alike at
all hours; above ALL of golden temper. and
steadfast as an anchor For such one We
gladly exchange the greatest genius, the
most brilliant wit, the Profoundest thinker.
--Lcsstng,
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About 400 shantics are far out on the ice
in Saginaw Bay. These structures are
made of thin wood, lined with heavy build
ing paper, and rest on runners, so that they
may be moved readily. The inhabitants
are fishermen, who cut holes through the
ioe and capture great quantities Of fish,
The population is over thousand, and there
are stores, saloons and hotel in this strange
village, which will probably last until
March.
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The TORTURE OF BEARING REINs.-
The severe bearing>rein, as used by coach
men generally, is nothing more nor less than
horrible and needless torture to tho poor
suffering horse-torturc while in harness
and the cause Of Internal maladies when he
Is put back ING his stall for food and sup
posed rest, slf1herc is one thing more op-
posed to nattrdi health than another it is
the increased production and then the waste
of the saliva which is so necessary to the
functionsssf the body. Who ever saw a
horse in a field foaming at the mouth p
Who ever saw properly bttcd huDter do
SO when ridden to hounds in an easy bit and
ohedient to light hand? 1 never saw it,
ndrde 1 think any one else has seen it !;
therefore, to begin with, the position of the
carriage horses head, gagged with (. bear
i6s;rSin outof place, and that profusion OF
saliva ever falling from the mouth, must
show something essentially. wrong The
perpetually tossing head arises from the
fevered state of the poor animal. and his
consequent attempts to get rid of &C irrta-
ting inAiction, and net from the vulgar idea
Of fiery Wishto be put in action. OF this
| am certain, that the less artificial constraint
you put into horses mouth the better
The less you cumbcr his graceful limbs with
lumber in the shape of harness the better.
The freer you keep his limbs and his respi.
ratory organs the longer he will serve you
and the greater will be the labor nc will per.
form for you. Grantley F. Berkeley.
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Curiosity in children is but an appetite
after knowledge. I doubt not but ono
great reason why many children abandon
themselves wholly to silly sports, and trife
away all their time insipidly is because they
found their curiosity banked, and their
inquiries neglected.
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Bring distinctly before your own mind
the wellknown fact that children delight
as much in xercising their minds as their
limbs, provided only that which is presented
to them be suited to their capacities, and
adapted to their strength.
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JOY AND Sorrow OF FCuILDREN.-Chil-
dren swceten labors, but they make mis-
fortunes more bitter; they increase the
cares of life, but they mitigate the remem-
branco of death Lori Bacon.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23

Every man is said to have at least one
chance to acquire wealth. In the case of a
newspaper man, this opportunity comes on
the 18th Of February every year, except
leap year
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-02-23
Dusr FOR ANIMALS IN wINTER-Thie

DUST FOR ANIMALS IN WINTER-The
almost Indispensable necessity of an ample
supply of dust for animals in Winter, IL tIn-
derstood by very few stock growers. All
sorts of animals delight in dust bath
Chickens who have easy and continual ac-
cess to it will never be troubled with vcr-'
min, either in their houses Or on their bod
les. Cattle delight to stand in dusty road,
scraping it up with their turc-fcct and fling
ing tall over their backs. The cheapest and
most effcctuai cure for lice on cattle is to
scatter quart of perfectly dry dust along
the spine, from the horns to the tail. In
Winter, when they cannot get it, many an
imals become covered with vcrmin. The
writer has q rain tight wagon. shed, with
strips eight inches wide nailed close to the
ground on three sides, into which half
dozen wheclbarrow loads of dust are placed
every Fall. Here the poultry delight to
wallow and roll in the sun. 1t is also kept
aud used on all the other stock at stated in
tcrvals, ana no vcrmin of any sort is ever
seen OH any of them. This is at once the
most certain remedy for these pests, whilo
the stock thrives by being supplied with
| what they crave, and what in state of ma
turc they would surely supply themselves
WIN, Out WUlCn tucY Cdlluoi WHICH ItStTiluch
and tied up in yards and stables. s.-Proiric
Farmer.
"CLOsED FOR RETURNS. At eight o.
clock yesterday morning the proprietor of L
small saloon, on Baubein street put down
the curtains, locked the door, and was walk
ing off when he was hailed by policeman.
The saloonist crossed the street to the off
Ger and said:
dot blaze is closed up for Won week.
What is the mattcr?" asked the officer
"Well, giant stand such fooling aroundt.
In the first place man comes in and says:
"Wcll, Dildcn is elected" andhc kicks Offer
the chairs. Pooty soon comes anuddcr man
in und he saycs: "Hooray. Hayes has got
EN- now.' and he kicks ofer a dablc-
Anodcr man in a lcetle While comes in and
gals out: "Nobody is elected any more"
und he preaks some glasses. Shust like dot
has it been for a week, and am CLEAN dis
couraged. If somcpody says Dildcn is cleo
ted, pclicvc dot If somi pody says Hayes is
elected, 1 believe dot; if somcpody says no.
pody is elected, l feels liks dis country vhas
going to some dogs right away"
YES, it does bother one!" consoled the
officer
''Tell all der poys dot have CLOSED up
for returns, and dot somebody CANT get in, -
replied the mal, and he turned his face
homeward. "-Richmond Wing.