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Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
N,oicsior 3;ra aap lin fcrite So.

Nrofcslor Sra aap I'm terlte 80.
rsitllius i9aarnitss paa Stepers Sau
for propiulot 9us, San er pirfslia
Ell Srolomano. % upierts mango
.uuoerIise Sing. Som Bustaler er
ban uursrtrUnslis. gubuer al Gil.
lfnernc oar lGrosles Del tiIfrsbs. %
ban pil uosntpipl BABE fulot Sus
buer @iteu. San oil sipc ,Sortitil.
ling her belle ll9cn. % peo busr SO.
rsitiuiuss Slulnins slusr ban bort
en- bel WeuSns pGroiiulre Yrsien'
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

81 moota9cr oIte 8lagemaal oper,
at "0ccornbY Soften" life oltio fom.
mel I'll 1T YeitemmeIlesltso Den lam.
nix 0a9 / u9en. men fan lomme.
tirer fomme ell u9s isnere END til
andre 6irer. Selts er lissiaa ube.
baaslist for os lOm for Nbonnen
ierne. tbi ri oil lissiau sisrre lfont
fulfs Npbeoer, iom pore Wbonnsnter
oil b0pe Dem, o9 pi leraer alllo for
at iaa De Npbsbsr, lom fommer bio
msb Yolten Snsoas Miooas Bla.
Oct irpffts / Neos!sn Nat Ill 6bors.
bag sler tloll8 &borsoas Worssn.
% Soften %eitoper lenbss altio 8bOrs.
Dag Miobas % psiiousr Sreoa9
Wer9eu. Ost b9noer tnapt 10 @an9s
ON Narst. at 8labet lite blIper itnbl
bsrira til Den bsitemte 3io, % ri
oil bertor bsoe pore Ursoe MbOnnen.
Ter life al lrsse o. tillait. ON BET
lite ruffsr irsm i bstibs.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
SecorabsYoifen
petOrab os 9mssn.
0tn 25ee apr (.
Minucibeif Snuie.

Gtt par pel life irit Tor. al man.
acn aammel &tn al "Sle @innc.
ibeif@ ielte "a lIot pemohia TENT,
IA SIR. 0oipc ilpttsce psltopsr, ioa
arlington Souie &eioosllc 90 ober.
loo bet gamle. lot truueastise @us
til lin SfiobEs. Oct bar mil.
hOorlsoes Del uilNe 9aa o. ii /
Siteu ielie % Iibt iatti9c / 9oicI
psien. Weu ian Hoo rem Sanfe nso
/ 9lernu paa por Wapor. al ban
burbs to9c od aamlc YannrmGrte
uuoer I'm &ommlnoo oe after 'ere
oct irem I'll @Ianhe % 9~etll9beo.
o. at ban bar iormaaet eei, % bet
i en- utroIiQ fort SID. oct iaa nj ba
meo e9ue Ene IA ut none SnShag
Milrn clter Srnbpoelit meoie irem
til 4abuingsielicn. Won bsbeuer
life IGn9ere at rtllc ior at le, bpor
ltoss ct 9oot % elegant 3otsl ter
uGre iHorettet Oct operiral pore hci.
cite 6Oruentniuscr, % Den frliIeune
8ante paattruRie ia lltftrt mauscn
faiiia Stbmper (oer par iltre al nen
SIags Der foruoen os). com lea
funos flptte inn % DO ber!" Sc
ele9autelte 8Grsller III nj iorrciteu
life le, ba be par optaQne; men hi
mao rent no btflcHNe. at bar DC
me9st foiibarsre %ucitprtoe emo oe. nj
laa, CT ol nCittn barge i0r. at Der
CT la9t Here Yenae / Den 6ortet.
ming. emo eiter iornufli9 8ers9nins
fan leuuc ill., % b~etIa9tIist uiIoe
Oct hare. ON ell 8nppcittio mellem
Soteltt / &eit % bet / St lfuIoe
lebe bertiI. at Ell tIoa SCREENINGS.
manbs bsiiuoise Spnlag o9 Strsa
nin9er traonte i SfD99en, % pllb
Spefulationsaouo Mt Wo9tcn ilteost,
blot for mioIertibi9 al tunne ta9e
gnpsn ira Ell &Oufnrrsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Yrepc pco Serornb y. y.

ltn 2Utf Wprll.
Gle anueisn Sue - Scbanne aarins ..
9erum - Brci. y. SEMEN - Settcr Sctns
i'm - @m. Wrnien - Wiis NatsLs Ne.
esricn - Smut Nitarrien (2) - MRiis Ma,
10 Spcerticn @rpnapceJ Miis Gina
5cusicn Sunee.
Nsepmaneeret grep for Wartbl eSnaes
brisfsnatter a~apatsmarfen.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

xilial9s.-Sans 9. OBJ II.
ION, Occult Zane. bar enpnu nu9le
Eager tiIiaIss, ncmIis en- 3.aars.
aammeI Sole. en- Marlb Sarositsr
Ga en- Vnfepe Seeosr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Der CT iaor iaart mlnbtc 9ptoe
/ 9SmnelbCif SO. cuo aIminoeIi9 CT
8iliGlbet. 6ormcrnc tGntcr oCrpeo
at lure "the chinchbugs' % lulte
otm uo. Ser itoI uGre ianet mere
@r0sire iaar emo n~Ogeniiuoe ipt
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Tinantsfcmmitteen bar aaerepe
omtrent lamlst Ven9e ncf til at
teltrire upsifterns pep 6eitlisbcls
belleu at 17pe Wai. Hcmmltteens
Scemanp. Sr. &. Ibcmplon, for.
teller, at Sassn cmiattes msp
lerpeles Snteresle.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Sn lihen SsH al Wr. zee i Gon.
oper III note Sreoos lin enc Soe
bciiaoiatt oerpso. at ban pilbs bop
pc op poa ct SrUn, Der par / Sart.
San mlitcee SoNieitet % ct Of Siu.
Icne rep sierst al 6oren li9e fra
Sansu til Mnfsleu. timber bslbl9t
OmitGnni9bsoer ifal Der uUrs 2aab
ON, at oenue Vile fan blipe furerei
uhen al bIipe RreblinQ.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
0IcSfalc.

Sereep b%eiisnctsjOres Ier irararenpe Slaat
"a 9tnner at Ole Often q ieraab al
git ree Cseen | Slcrmins Yrairis Sborss
Dag ben Ste @prii, siter cmtreni 4 llasrs
barb Spsecm al Hsrpsfsbsr.
Cseerab. ben 1919 Npril 1877.
y. y. Tomte.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Ct MT norR Jirma bar bespnpt
6crretnlna | Osiian, nemlla Mns
bsricn & 8nuplpn. De baneler
msp a~lminbslise 8iebmanosparer,
bporaf be bar ct tort Oplal, OF
icm be aster at ialse til rlmelise
Yriier. &c ~fcreprigt Mpertisle.
meitet paa 2oen SIDE.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

3. 5. Warlb bar Noaet at for.
taae / bette No. San or lla for'
oelastist b%efjenpt blanpt 5armsre
/ @inneibeif o. cmlissenpe Gcun.
tier. at nossn anbsiallns fra rs
sr unecmncis. Oct oil tonne fig
at aflasae BAN ct Selss.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

sQfilwaufee Spepepriier Den 25pe
Nprll No. l $1.s7 No. 2 81 rs;
WaI Seller SITS; Stunt Seaer
$l47t; Wp. $1.624. Wcpta1st
500 Yulbsls. afienbt $1,000
SulbelS.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Xilial9s!

Wit Sus % got. beIi99enes /
&aibinatcn Slrrct sr iiIlaIsS. 9u.
let or l6X24 . GtoQsr belt, imuft
% 9oht mnrettet, 900 alUlbcr. &af.
FIR 8tllg9subrn % lmuf llcfst.
5omten CT G7Xl30 ss0b. HstinosI.
Ter fan eriarts pco al hcuuenns ia
til llabsrteaueoe. Der lrrnes lnten /
3ultI rller "She Secono 3anc
Sfort". ~ Tier Streti.
- BIZ g. u. Solptrs.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Nep Scrretuinssmsps "euren"
| forrise use afbolptes 0als paa
6mbeosmRnb. Gil Vr9fiosut palg'
ties Gmil Berg, til 3ieepr0fpeut
$. ,. Goldberg, til Sefretar Sranf
@anlcn, til 8asisrer ausuit San.
ion, % til arfipar Silpcr 9cfcis.
"eursn" bar M TO usentlise Sans.
meoer unber eeoelle at Sr. Is. W.
Yera, Srrsniugsns npe Sultruftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Ncnse tinaans.

YenSe tillaans. - Seq ct M
iianb I'll at uelaane Yenas | Summtr ira
$1,000 ~ ppcpsr pda Sarmeisnocm / bet
ncrnpltliae Srwa; Sldnet er pld 8 aar
mob 8 pGt. Nsnterne tetalbare bert 6alps
aar. S%mtciininasr r%imslise, ~ Ysnsens
nil tunne laaes mssst mart.
4. ". Suitpu, Descrab.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
The New American
Sewing Machine
cr ben beolte

u WIZ uSuVS
ioroi Den aaor lettelt, roli9it. o9 er
oen itUrftlte Walfine. Set er Den
enelte Malflne | 8erosn, Der bar
Self threading Shuttle
Self setting Needle and
Self regulating Tensions.
8roapsn braiiter aloria paa Den.
ne Malfine, 90 ben er aliio fUrelg
Ill at 10 paa. li9sapIbi9 enteu Sem'
men or tpf sler tpno.
9enas Wnifire Mt WnlO Meoal
icn peo Ebilaoelpbia lloitillingcn /
1876 for mn Sllfning % Broos.
ring.
5ilao iits Masnisr for andre
Mnlfiner at MARIE Yem. men M.
nerlea The new American Iorinoen
Sc flcbsr. % Sc tleber ba inssn
anoen.
SrIaes blliat ior aoniaut sler
pao Srnlt0nh bos
~. :. Yater 4 SO.
9scorab, Soma.
liant hos
Fctcr .. Hncn,
Waihiuaton Vrairis. Sofia.
@enerat @eiiern Office:
244 SSabaIb Mve.,
Chicago. III
I. 2. MitStunu, Wnnansr. 2ll
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

eisslsres ct acct llrpal8 Al fRreislcrts
alaper fer Salpporne % S%mlasuttsr. tpilfe
nil biips lclst for Snotlsbsp,is.
&. 5iu.
liatcpericr Xirli Naticnal Nanf.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Def ltsris Oplas al Etraaa Satts De no.
aeniuoe bar leet. lrr Wanc, 0utter o.
Yiaer, hlS X. @iu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

&ietmanp q. Mnberlen ira Gal'
mar ifat inpom ibfe Wanbas.
gan flaser life cper baarbe 5loer.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Sear & Rofe bar mobtaaet ct
ualmiupellat itcrt Splas al fer
ateper for Serrer oa
Seru, bpilfe be pil lalae til uberte
lane Yriier. Sc peres apertlsle.
meut pla fsrite Sipe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

AR. VI. Barnes, rsilenpe aors
Respondent for "eanius Scurnal".
par beri Spen | fcrrise use u
opsrpar aabninaen al Bet npe Win.
neibeif Scuie. San ahaspe pep
famine qeIlisbee "Deccrabsp citens"
Ofiee ct Velsa.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

st mesei scot DISAGREEMENT al "@snis
Surniibing Scees', aufTerter. 9aeiaffs,
clp. bcs 4. Siu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Jarmere fan MI fomme I'll
"Srout Nun" for al iaa "5esb" mo.
let, pa "eornlbsllsr" % Wslls sr /
Sroen. Z Sispers.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Sohu Malltao enlfsr at Qlere
me &llnbsr % &snner opmerficm-
me pna, al ban irembelss r "8io.
Der al Soften" % M iom fer no.
lersr al Slass Malnin9. ealiomi.
ming. 3apirtr0tnin9. Oiu til rime.
Ilee Yrllsr. san uoierer, ION be.
tlcupt, 9oot Mrbeips. Sarmers. lom
cllt<r Malnins uoiert. bgr beige
bam. 9un Dor paa Wain Strset,
lfraesoperior Den faibollfe Rirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Gen. Pass. ana rlsks. Agsas. xavlrtss.

u. u 2lifen rr Nasnt Tor The
new Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. Met Niai. No. s. Den
cper0dar ale andre Waiiinsr. Snaen
Sfottel, lcm lial itraocs elIer lem pil
iliees 10. Oct sr ben Raltine, Der ar
beiesr burtist % bcleer lsnsit ub.
p I. v. Yraaten, Sal9smane.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

SDirs. 80. Morris bar la9lest en-
bel Sd BrGnospius .Sanolsnee for
$4,000 bper, fOroi be bar lol9t ben.
oss Wou0 SrGnoepln. Blanbt BEN,
ION nsnnsaona iaar lele Spebcn,
er: so. 9amm, yhuis Wellon. Vii
Seine, 80. Grimm, 8,eo. Senfr.
ShpaIb % ssIsre.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Oct nolite gUleidlfab / Galmnr
bar ttunet 6oronitalininaer iii al
siue en- &oncert / 9aurins 9aIl Ger.
bag &itm ben Ste Mai. SoapiCt
ri ioritaar sr Der inoen 9rielelifabet
en- Sonaforenins. % oenne or Get,
iom unber gsbsIie al Snltrufler Vnffc
Der of 8pen ltaI ophUoe. osillieret
al SangIOreuin9en @Seun," Snb.
ireesllen sr billlg. nemIIg % GcnlS,
% ia PROGRAMMED CT banbe Innet
% soot. baaber ri @nlet maa bllpe
iblot.
Yrogrammet or Tom felasr :
i.
Norsss, SisIoe (ealmar Gboir) /;
lit for 8lnagm (Spun); 6Ipalnin
asrre (ealmar eboir); The Barons
Last Banquet ~ Griflon); &aor.
lang (Souu); lln9e @leubpros Gin
i Norbsn (GaImar Gboir).
III.
8rnmmsn (Snmn); 8ritbioi 70
8icrn (SbOr9rimion o. @ommt)
Warid (eaImar eboi) Nitenitcm
ming (5nun); @iciti &. SommO;
Sslnnb (GaImar ehoi) 8aIotispila
(Seun).
Ill.
Watrrsiana (Galmar Gboir); The
Raven Is. 3. W. S%cnien); Sap.
tcnen (,5oun); Gonsumnrih (GaI-
mar 9boir) SuenaOe (Soun) ;
Sanbbsoen er Oiieit tungelt at bore
(R. 3. 8off0; 9crps Spea (3pnn);
BruotIGroru (Gaimar GbOlr).
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Seq bar MI rei itsrle llecals al Satts
~ %usr / Osterab. Al ale Slass ~ nj
ale Yriisr. 6n no Siass Sat, netcp /
Rartepet, % msc snbper al eisle Satts isls
asr Ct patfsrt ebrcmc. Som ~ flsb en-.
81 4. Siu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Trout Run Store,
:. &. Sargraues Il Srcs.
Saublenbe meb

IJTy NUUUS, UTUCVIItN.
Satte, Sncr,
Sfo % StOpler etc.
fort iaat, Alt bpae man fan pente at
inee en- oei aslorteret yntif.
Bore uo9iftsr / 6orbclp til 0eccrab
Risbmenos or imad, vi bar inaen GUS.
isie at betale, nj fisber orre @arer III:
refte fra Sleu, CO cerfcr fan Vi ialst
liIeIaa bllli1t, 20 en- DIT timber. lice
billiaere ene man fan / 8nln % IN
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Sapet=papir %
SefDrQttOner,

me Merltrs, pasienhe Tor @aar %
CONNER, er MI til Gfteripn. &om
% is. iersno 3 aisr Snhfisb.
=. 8. &eiier,
30 4 Yioneer Drug. % BOOT. Store.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

st @cnt DISAGREEMENT Al BarneD0gne
tiilalls bcs Manning. 3i-2
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

"a u bel Del Soro CT oppleitt til
Wais.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26
Jlpttet!

JtHttet!
Seq bar flptttt nit llelals al Satte %
Sner, "6Ssnis Surniibins @ccrs' etc. III
Yraplib 8Nnins lisscpericr 6irli Natic'
nal Yanf. 4. Siu.
Decorah-posten., 1877-04-26

Croquet Sets,
Siiteldeer. @clee. rip. bps Wdnnins.
3l-2
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20
A Youth of Tpcnt, Two Married TO II Lady Of

From the St. Louis Globe Democrat March I'D.
Justice Young was startled Yesterday morn
ing by the abrupt entrance into his office OF Ii
fidgety old lady. about siNty-one years ofnge,
who led by the hand timid, bucolc youth OF
twenty-five.
"W har's the squire inquired the flustcr-
cd female.
Here madam, at your service. answered
the polite dispenser of justice tempered with
costs. al am not III the assault and battery
business, however; you must go 10 the crimI-
nal correction.
salt and buttery," don't want none o
that, myself. want You to IA up IL small
chunk OF II wcddin'."
"Oh, | see, you desire mc to perform the
pleasing and rcmuncrutivo ceremony that
binds two willing. hearts according to the
form Of the statute IN such case made and
provided.
No, want TO got married."
What, you' Great Methusemh,'
"ics, me; why not" And the hasilisk
ghncc east at tho justice caused the cold
chllls TO run over hrn.
"Oh, certainly. madam. if you desire it
No difference to me. only | thought you
might he joking Where is the groom?
This Is the fellow" replied the dame,
dragging the btshul yuuth forward and pat
ting hIm under the chm
Really, my good lady, th.s must be IL jest.
Why, tins II only boy.
Hes twunty 1.-TWO, and hls own master, and
If you don't want I" marry Us, Jest sny So,
and well get up and pit OH Ia some other
squire. reckon there's more one on I'm
III hig town like tins here"
William, hand me the statute. Let me
h,c; no justice, preacher. Ne, shall marry u
minor under the age OF no. THAT'S not 1T
Where is the section that prohibits II man
from marrying his grandmother Well we'll
there's no tool like an old fool muttcrcd
the lusticc, looking sideways at the BRIDE
MADAM, hr sand to the old lady, who was
becoming impatient, al see nothing IN THIS
book that iiNcS the maximum agc uI IL bride
orsbtidegroum great oversight of the men
who made the lnw>. stand up and JOIN your
right hands.
"llold on, squire, Just minit. How much
nro you agoln' to chargc,'
Anything yuu ch"usr tn lcstow, madam.
It's only II two minute Job Mr.. Henry n.
Hart, here. harIst.r oI the bur. will bn
kind enough to act ..tH witness Of this mo
mcntuus mnrrm1c. William, prepare the
certificate, and make n br; bohemian fl"urlsh
under my name"
The contracting pirtios stood up, joined
thtlr hHndd, and Wcrc pronounced man uui
wife III deep, y,ntiiloIulal yulcc. The Ter
tiicate was made out m the NAMES ui john
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20
General summary.

Africa produces the most undressed bla, K
kids.
General Grant and his family will sail for
Europe on the steamer Indiana, from
Philadelphia. May 18th.
The Baltimore Ga-eits, asserts that a
youth in that city grew onp and an eighth
inches during Il weeks illnhss.
A grasshopper fast day i proclaimed in
Minnesota. April &c. to pray Tor the an
initiation of the scourge.l
Since 1868, 25l iron vessels have been
built in this country. so Of which are IRON
900 to 5000 tons burden.
The Cincinnati Commercial thinks it
would be useless to drsmstizs Tweed's
story, a. no stage would bold tho lawyers.
Six Schenectady gentlemen have mutually
agreed that should any of their number
drink intoxicating liquor within the city
limits, be shall give each OF the others q suit
of clothes.
Some of the New York country papers are
poking fun at the clergyman who recently
held services at the State Reformatory and
prefsced his remarks to the prisoners by
saying that he was glad to sec 50 large
number present.
The Departments at Washington arc no
longer forced to purchase postage stamps.
occupy time in afixing them. and then have
them detsced. The ranking privilege is
practically restored for public correspon-
denee.
The Albany Ercning Journal estimates
that since the panic OF 1878, and during
period when there was need for earning and
saving every dolla-, there has been direct
loss of $500, 900, 900 to the workingmen of
the United States by means Of strikes
The New York Tribune publishes an elab
crate prospectus OF American iron ship
building, claiming that John Roach, Crump.
and other builders on the Delaware can
build iron steamships or saile-s as cheaply
as they can be built on the Clyde.
Mr.. Thomas Jordon was bitten by VIC
ious dog in Keene, N. H., last December,
and was taken sick with symptoms of mad
ness last Friday and died Saturday with
hydrophobIa- lie wa terrible sufferer
and begged OF his attcrdsnts to kill him
Although the khediye OF Egypt has
agreed with England to suppress the slave
trade, there was q sale Of over two hundred
women at Cairo, without any attempt to
prevent 1t. Tho demand was brisk, and the
best looking sold for $500 apiece.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20
VOL. XIX. NEW SERIES. VOL. XXI

out and rushed to my assistance. I must
have been almost insensible, for | had to be
carried in by the landlord l WAS given
warm drinks until fully recovered, and was
able to relate my story. l told them my
suspicious and my fears, and this gentle
man here Carrie paused, and turning to .
hne looking gentleman near her. sa d. 'Mr.
James, by his ready belief in what | told, and
his energy and spirit in arousinG the sherltl
and his men, has been the main cause III
bringing assistance"
MIR. Spencer grasped the young mans
hand, and thanked him.
Your plan succeeded admirably, Carrie,
he said; and advancing to the washstand. he
took out the money-belt Saying, ''my mon
ey is all right as you see"
The landlord quivered with rage as he saw
how completely he had been defeated.
As the men began to search the room the
landlord protested his innocence, declaring
that they had no right to hold him or his men
prisoners, or search the house.
Breaking open the door above which was
the bust, the men rushed in. The room was
empty, save for long ladder which reached
a shelf above the door hole above the shelf
disclosed the bust to be broken in half, so
that man could easily climb up the ladder.
get on the shelf, thrust his head in the bust,
which was large enough for an ordinary
mans head, and see all that was going on in
the adjoining room.
This certainly looked suspicious. but alb
solute proof was yet wanting. On returning
to the room occupied by MIR. Spencer, they
again searched every nook and corner. Sud
denly Carrie and Mr.. James, who had been
standing by the fireplace, gave loud cry,
for on close examination they had found
spots of blood on the brick which formed the
hearth.
They began to pull up the bricks, which
proved loose, when Carrie, feeling faint gave
way to the sheriff and his men who had them
all pulled up, when cavity was disclosed,
containing the murdered body of n gentleman
whom Mr. James and the sheriff had re
membered to have stopped at S three
days before.
The evidence was conclusive.
The landlord and his confederates were
guarded through the night, and the next day
were lodged in Jail, where in due time they
were sentenced and suffered the extreme
penalty of the law.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1877-04-20
tGIsICULTURAI.. 4
RAISING POULTRY.

Edit,r Free Press and Times.
would like through your columns to
make few practical hints relative to the
keeping aud breeding of hens First. if an
auateur, and with limited grounds, or
means, never keep but one variety. Choose
your variety As You wish it for pleasure or
profit, or both. For pleasure and profit
both, | think the Brahma varieties excel.
Keep your fowls in comfortable quarters. not
too small, not exposed to wet and storms,
or the cold north wind. with plenty of dry
earth or sand. furnish variety, as also
plenty Of good, wholesome food, with an oc-
easional supply of fresh meat, powdered
bones etc. also sufiieiency of freshwater
Let them have an ample amount ola and
exercise. Keep them in good health, and
free from vermin, by free use of lime,
sulphur and tobacco. An average of one
third your fowls, if kept Tor profit, ought to
lay during the entire year. Secondly, as re-
CARDS breeding, have only pure breeds about
you ;mongrels are curse, either for profit or
pleasure.
Never have in one pen more than ten or
twelve fowls, and never use but one cock in
single pen, during single season. Watch
well the characteristic marks of your va
riety. Breed only from your best fowls.
In and in breeding will preserve the char
acteristic marks, but will diminish the size.
Cross breeding will increase the size.
Be not disappointed if one-third of your
chicks do not bear the characteristic marks
Of your variety. Cultivate in yourself the
greatest patience, quietude and perseverance,
if you would insure snccess. Let the best
mothers care for the broOds. Do not ex-
peet more than three-iouyths of all your
chicks will live to mature.
Yours, etc, II. &. DAY.
p. Sin reply to the question, "What
variety Of fowls do you keep" let ME say,
the "White Brahma'' -
Yours, etc. II. &. ID.
No. FerfI>burgh, Vt, April, 1877.
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Doyle and Julia Smith, both of the state of
Illinois. The bride snatched the document
before the ink was dry, and, examining it
into her bosom, invited the groom to sit
down on one of the benches, formerly
church pew, and partake of smack" She
drew from her capacious.pocketst two hands
ful of roasted peanuts, and the happy couple
spent the first ten minutes of their honey
moon in masticating the fruit OF which poll
ticians and statesmen are so fond. Justice
Young refused to tell the amount OF the fee
he received, but as he was unusually cheer
ful all the remainder of the day, 1T was sur
mi Il TINT the old lady was liberal Ill her
on " for husband.
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The WIRES PE MONEY. We do not know
if it be possible for man to understand
sensitive, high-spirited womnn's reluctance
to ask for money, because he can't put him
self in her place. 1t would require an i'm
possible stretch of the Imagination for him
to conceive what his feelings would be- if he
were compelled to ask somebody when he
wanted q new hat. or coat, or a pair of shoes.
Perhaps he might be able to approximate to
something near her state of mind, if he
could recall his abject terror, when as boy,
he approached his iather to crave the boon
of n few extra dollars. A lady said to us 81
have lam awake half the night, drcading the
stern necessity Of asking my husband for
money next day" Another said: "lf | was
absolute mistress of even the paltry sum of
one hundred dollars year so that could
spend 1T without feeling responsible to any
body, | should feel that n great weight had
been lifted off me- A wife who does her
share of work for the family, and by careful
management and coniriving adds to the COM
mon fund, is entitled to her share of the
profits. and the division should he Justly and
cheerfully made by the head of the firm, as
with any other partner II women We're so
recognized and trusted, many whose souls
are now tormented about the vexed question
of their rights would be coutentod, happy
"kcspcrs rt home o. I0iti0 B'adc.
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needn't die Of fear Just yet, Mrs. Hubbard,
for it is neither spirits nor devils about; nor
yet warnins. What marks the loaves Is old
Mrs. Finkle's tombstone. | took for an oven
bottom, seeing there were no survivors, and
bricks were dear. The last folks before you
didn't have them printed off on their loaces,
because they used tins; and we got used to
the marks ourselves Cross-bones and skulls
we put up with, and never thought of caring
for the resurgam. So you see how 1t is, and
I'm sorry you've been scared
Nobody said word. The minister shut
his book. The doctor walked 10 the window.
There was a deadly sil nee. Mrs. Hubbard
sat up i'll bed.
William" said she to her husband, 'fhe
first thing you do, get new bottom TO that
oven" And the tone assured the assembling
of anxious friends that Mrs. Hubbard Wa
not going to die just yet
Indeed she came down the very next day.
And when the oven had been reconstructed,
the first thing she did was to give invitations
for large tea-drinking, on which occasion
tue leaves came out right