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The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

MANY interesting facts are CLEANED
from the recent report of the Superin-
tendent of the Dead-Letter office, ex-
hibiting the carelessness which exists
among letter-writers. Over 100000
letters were received at that Office during
the year ending June, 1877. OF these,
42l, l65 letters were properly addressed,
but the sender had neglected to aflix a
stamp. Over $4,000 letters contained
money, the amount being SOL, o57. This
money is held in the Dead-Letter Office
for one year to the credit of the writer,
but if not claimed at the expiration of
that time it goes into the United States
Treasury.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
VOLUME Nv.
EDITORIAL OLIO.

RECENTLY there died in England, at
the advanced age of lightweight, Mr..
Robert Were Fox, Quaker, who, as
long ago as 1880, made the dipping
needle, without which instrument, ac-
cording to Sir James Rose, it is doubt
full whether the Southern magnetic pole
could have been located.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

DE QUINCY, visiting at Christopher
North's house, never dined on anything
but a little mutton, boiled rice and
milk, and coffee. Nevertheless, he daily
gave audience to the cook, who received
her instructions in silent awe, quite
overpowered by his manner, for had he
been addressing a duchess he could
scarcely have spoken with more
Difference. He would couch his request
in such terms as these: "Owing to
dyspepsia affecting my system, and the
possibility of any additional disarrange-
ment of the stomach taking place,
consequences intellectually distressing
would arise, 50 much SO, indeed, as to in
crease nervous irritation, and prevent
me from attending to matters Of over
whelming importance, if You do not re-
member to cut the mutton in q diagonal
rather than longitudinal form" The
cook, Scotchwoman, had great rev
erence for Mr.. DeQuincey as a man Of
genius; but after one of these interviews
her patience was pretty we'll exhausted,
and she would say, "Weel, never heard
the like O. that in a. my days; the bodie
has an awful SIGHT O words.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

THERE is nothing more narrowing to
the sympathetic mind than to see steer
trying to brighten a horse fly" off the
top Of his back with a two-inch ro-
nance.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20

is found in other cavities. No top has
been petriied, and only here and there
a root
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1877-10-20
The Union Pacific Highwaymen.
lst. Paul (MIun.) Pioneer prcss.l

Mr.. Ebony" Kelley, bookkeper ut
Frank Horan's establishment, returned
home from California on Thursday even
ing. He was passenger on the Union
Pacific train boarded and robbed by
bandits, and is himself sufferer to the
tune of one hundred dollars. Mr.. kcl-
ley says that the first intimation of any
thing unusal was the stoppagc OF the
train, and Of the immediate following
"incident" of robber bounding into
the car in which Mr.. Kelley was seated,
holding big revolver in each hand,
and briefly remarking to the passenger
seated in front of Mr.. Kelley: Hands
up or heads offp' The passenger in
stantly comprehended the meaning of
the salutation, and held up his hands,
while another armed robber went through
his pockets quicker than was ever known.
This salutation and search was expert
enced by every passenger on the car
Mr.. Kelley being the second man robbed,
and of the sum Of one hundred dollars,
all the money he had with him. The
robber also took his watch "a silver onel,
but finding its value to be too small,
threw it back into Mr.. Kelley's lap with
an expression of disgust. Only one man
in the car escaped with dollar, and he
was a travelling man with two packages
of money. One package was carried OIL
by the robbers, but the other was dropped
in the sudden excitement and escaped
observation. Mr.. Kelley says the robbers
completed the task of quitting the
express car and the passengers In an IN
credibly short time, and every movement
indicated thorough system and the CON-
pleteness of all precedent plans. Passen-
gers we're out of pocket money almost
before they knew it, and such thing as
resistance did not suggest itself until
after the performance was ended, and
the curtain was run down on long
string of empty wallets and sorrowtul
counfenances. Mr.. Kelley expresses
himself satisfied with his first experience
with train and express car robberies, and
decidedly prefers not to be caught IN a
similarly interesting situation.
RosToN Traveller: "You will repent
vour prodigality some day." said wise
and prudent citizen to Bum-nerson, who
had lust emerged from a subterranean
cavity, wiping his mustache. DO you
know that every time you drink glass
of beer you swallow a yard of landY'
" Impossiblew said Bummerson;
"Factp asseverated his friend. "Pll
prove it," and he pulled out his note
book and figured it out, showing that in
the course Of few years the price OF the
pernicious indulgence would buy house
and lot in the suburbs. Bummerson was
astounded. He commenced to econo-
mize. He saved up his loose change
He accumulated nice little nest-egg,
and proudly anticipated the time when
he would be leading citizen, and pay
taxes and gas bills. One day he got q
good chance to buy cheap, SO hurried OF
to draw his savings.
He rode TO town upon his mule,
Cavorting through the dust
But when he vent to draw his pile,
He found the bank had bust
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
TESTING MILK.

A recent writer remarks that "One needs
to know the percentage of cream to determ-
inc the value of the COW for BUTTER" and
then gives the manner Of t~cstlng-by plac-
ing the milk in Il glass to show the amount
Of cream, and that this will also determine
its quality for butter purposes, SO that a dali
ryman can by snch test dispose of cows
which do not pay to keep. This is errone-
Gus ; it is actually no test whatever of the
quality Of the milk. In this vicinity quite a
number of cream gauges have been used
within the last two years, and others have
had an experience in the matter similar to
my own. A year ago this spring | tried
with a gauge The milk of all my cows, care
fully noting the result. Finding by it that
n supposed to be my best COWS were
proving lar inferior to others by this COM
parison, | tried another test; weighed the
milk OF each for one day, set it sepp rately.
weighed the cream, churned and weighed
the butter, thus getting by weight che per-
centage OF cream from milk and also of but
ter from cream and milk. This experiment
gave altogether different results: in no
case did the cream gauge and the weipht
test agree. " Er .aia ~ng.
l found that some cows which would have
proved very poor by the glass were tar
ahead by weight-the or cam in the glass he
much more solid, consequently makino
more butter; others, Which showed full us
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
THE DAIRY
COOLING DAIRY HOUSES.

/ do not think the article on page Oh, en-
titled "a Model Milk House," would suit
every farmer, as all dairy do not like the use
of water ia milk houses for cooling pur-
poses. | Fave a milk house cooled with air,
which I think is cheaper than j. B. F.'s, be-
side having the room perfectly dry, sweet
and cool, without the use of water or ice.
My milk house is under the upright of my
house. The milk house is made perfectly
air-tiglt, with the exception Of the entrance
of the duct, and the pipe where the air es-
capes. The circulation is created by a heat
ed chimney. The air that comes into the
milk house comes 40 feet-seven and 81 half
feer under ground-which makes it the
same temperature as the ground Is ut that
depth. The duct through which the air
passes is constructed of fiag-stones, placed
in the shape of an inverted V, and the earth
placed back on them. This leaves the earth
as the bottom of the duct, and the earth is
supposed to be a great purifier, so that moth
ing but pure air comes into the milk house.
The air comes into the milk house fast
enough to change it every fifteen minutes
SO that it does not get damp and stagnant.
The thermometer stood at 65 deg. through
the month of July, no water or ice being
used; milk kept sweet 26 hours. Thunder
showers nave no effect on my milk house.
There is a patent OF this air duct, but
rights are sold as follows: ST. per cow, up
to 100 cows, and 10 cents per COW for any
number above that. The construction of
the duct does not cost much, and when it is
once built, it needs no repairing-Cor. Coun-
try Gentleman. II 25-#f ~ q
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
THOROUGHBRED VS.. COMMON SHEEP.

A farmer in this country who is supposed
to own as good common sheep as anybody
ia this locality sheared his dock recently
and after weighing the tleeces, found t'lat
each sheep averaged two and a half pounos'
Take the whole number Of sheep IN thls
State and thcy probably will not average
more than the above. Say that 0 Is
worth twenty cents per pound, the proh'S
frem each sheep will be fifty cents. Iake
now an estimate of tleeces of the thorough
bred Merino and Cotswold, which VIII not
average less than eight pounds per head
the net profits on each sheep, $l.6O, or $l'lo
in favor of the thoroughbred, will command
a higher marketable value. Now it costs
the same to raise the thoroughbred as the
common sheep the mutton of one IS as
good as the other; the profits OF the wool
of the thoroughbred are three times greater
than from the common.-Rural Home.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25

much per cent. by glass, having mo,,
consistency Of froth, made NOT "'Fe the
half the butter. TO illustrate "os Than
the result in three cases, and othor, give
prove much different: One COW "' hot
gauge II, by weight OH; no,h sns By
by gauge .07, by weight ion. gave
(heiter under two years of are, w. s"0''er
.O36. by weight .0s1. This shovel gas
my satisfaction that a glass test Is nc 10
parison OF any value, and that NV eOn'
ships COWS from his drove for such . WI"
is very unwise; but if a man w;sh s@soH
know actually which of his cows ,ro 10
and which poor for butter purposes ~ sos'
easily find the truth by weighing caro,n Gn'
the milk, cream. and butter for one d.,.
the result may open his eyes to the v,1na ""'
some of his cows of which before he WAY
.norant, and induce the retention Of o,h|
which the glass test might incline him. ~
dispose of. In nay own case I feel on,,,
compensated by the trial, and creap,-,,,ua'
in the future will be at a discount viii
Cor. N. Y. Tribune.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN.

ton of strength and an immediate loss OF
onnetite. after any uncommon exeic.se OF
performance of amy hard WORK. are Signs OF
a noor state of hcaltll.-T Veterinarian, IN CA'-
cago Tribune.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-25

Especial attention given to Stock l, u 90 en chsrsets -
motto is, "Feed and curry wen, anu : n IA.
cept Tor what is giyen,'3 BIZ For horse sians
Stock kept at Helena !, pri Cents and othsrea e 1sTs,
ing to hay over night, Oy Horses 1t ressonas93i1IIulgiss
39-lnl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
8aa>est stanptitabt.
Die etsnrs nsb Arrapatee. 0ubiGs
ner son sfeb GlsaS xas epct:
tte Seil beim 4rafbentev.
Wei,n Groi.n mt.


wale'nston .. .. Ser graf;.
Oenf empf'ne bic aus ben Reb Gloub.
uao spottsos 9aiI.Nsenturen femmen.
ben SslssafiOnen Der @ious- uuo az.
r,pboe, SnD,sn ner i'm Gait @oom bes
egeeutippaIaftS. Inter Mnberen poren
aud 3usessn @etretdr e6urs, anbia.
nercommiiidr emitt unb General
Groof.
&eo Gloub NOR Der erRe Snbiansr.
wel@er oas Wort ersriif. epotteo
1ail uiro u,orsen fpre&en.
Jerner bieIten nod foIssnoe Snbio.
ner1dnptlinse &eoen : Big @oab. 2ittle
Wounb. 2ittIe Big Dian, Sron gro,p.
1bree Bears, glad Goal, Mmerieon
Dorfe. Young Man Afraid ; Of. his
Horses. Dellom Beor uno 6e.Doa.
Sic ale oerIieben fat einem unb benz
ielbcn @uni4 Musomd, ndmli9. bok
'pnen V'ep. 9Sdsen. Iderbau. @erdtb.
l@aften uno s&ulen ssseben ,perben
lollten. oamit lie eiuiIilirt werben unb
wie 8eibe leben t0nnten. st0e er{ldr.
ten li& basesen. nadb o.m MiTpari-
sbal iittrFeoelt ~ ,usrosa,
Die GOniertn5 ianb bier ibren at.
|l@lub, inbem Der prdiibent erildrt. CT
9abs pieIc wi&tise @ei@dfte au erleoi.
gen unO tDOae bic eonierens morsen
iortieben. i
Sie Snbianer ,uurben fcoann elm.
,cln Der Grau 5apes unb Ter Trou
sroo', ben Gabinetsmitsliebern eoarts.
Meerarp, Sepens, Rep, unb onoeren
peri0nen, Die susesen paren, porge-
|iteut. '1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

Srsens uno etaatsT4 sT4abmeifer Yfda.
Der ,uusben mitteIf AeeIamation lnr
Bieberwabl nomiuirt /; @eneratanwoIt
sNil!on purbe sum britten unb Com.
miiidr @aribau sum )'ssitsa Nsar no.
n,inirt.
Sn ieiner Aunabmerebe erlldrte @ou.
usrneur piQsburp, er ertenne bie in
Der @artei berri&enbsn Meinunesoer.
l@ieoenbeiten an. enboiEre aber per.
ionli@ ben @ea, ben bic standardization
e'nsei@lassn babe. BON 9erjsn.
SaIt Safe. Oas BON Der 0roub
Snrp Sar llnteriu4uns bsr Ar@pi. bes
Gountp @alt Safe ernaRnte gomite Sc.
ri@'st hai hon September 1879 bic
September 1877 mebr ale 500 6be.
'dsetounp... sewd5rt purOen. Sn so
aus zoo oieier Gdae cbev in msAr als
l4o Sdllen, iparer. 3ur 3eit btr e!t!al.
iu4feauns nm gbei@eibung feine ber
osiberieitisen parteien in Der ssurisbit.
| ion bes @eri@ts pobnbaft.
Wlan bat @runb fit bic Mnnobme,
,ob bic Na&Iabseri@te onbertr goun.
ties bieies 9erritoriums ou& in Der.
slei&en g6ei&eibunss- @ef4dften mo.
ben, unb s'par In bemislben. ptnn ni@t
gar nod in sr0beren Mabfabe.
Sn rus $50 Gdllen bat man oue
Details betreffs Wobn. unb aufent.
]oltsart Der RIase. 'unb berlIaaten
1arteieu, bes Datums Der aloae unb
'sr Hamtn Der babel tunsirenben @ad3.
oaltsr ermittel. uno feute F& babel
)eraus. bab in nur 81 oieier iFdue
Re&tsbeiftdnbe su ollie senoutm.n
iporoen waren. go ats9He
unoebtamptifaht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
S II lamb.
Nplttif6e1.
&epublifanif4e aou,inationeu.

Xolitiftbes.
aepubIitanif@e souinationen.
&o&efeE y. .. 9ie republitani.
lie Convention periammelte ii& unb
traf foIesnbe Nominatinen.:
& 6ir @taatsietretdr - Sobn G.
g9nr&ia fur Comptroller - Jraneis
Sp'ueler (; fur @taots. @usmeiiter -
Bm. s. Hoitwid ,uno fur @eneraI,
Staats.an,palt - @ranpiQe 9remoine
uno fiir staats. .Snsenieur - po,uarb
Soule.}
6ierauf Uertasune.
y Die Bldtter ipre9en ii@ al(semein
perbammeno iber bas 8etra9en Son.
ilins's aus.
Ii Die .gSpreb@. Elm bemotratii&es
Hbtnoblott, i@reibt: aae feisen uno
aemeinen S&impfnamen, 'ueI&e Cont
ling nur eriinnen tonnte, ipie berielbe
0erru Geo. s.. Curtis ins @eii4t. weil
oieisr i'd srtibnt bate, ben prdToep
|iea nab bsKen .&eeieruus ~ pettbe. ..oi.
gen. 6eine &sbe mar ni&ts anberes
aIs cine bireite grtldruns. be'b er 9rot
I,a bistsn beabi4tise.' 9s.sielbe Wlat,
iitrtldrt, Gpnilins psroe bcn peri0nli4em
| etra,i,. unb 9lsio perasbrt, asrfelbe Der.
(sehs rs xssS bsiase isias garsfi
Itn Geid6r, ,psnn It ~ 3eiae Sipalen
,uSlei& i&doisen tann. gs iet ~ tt.
oauern. tab Gin Wanm bon iol9 auss
5e3ei&neten Gdbis!eiten ii@ feIbit il,
elmer fol@en Deiie ,uesluerft.
Die spoi~ i@reibt: .Gontlins'a
Vorseben 3eist aur @eniist. ,uenn oas
ni4t i&oa bstannt 1T, bob es bod an
Der 3eit 1T. oab i'm Gipiloienite &eform
einsefiibrt werben mub. Gontlins ii|
ni@t nur Der Woridmpfer zines Spitems,
oas ni@t nur ben Gipiloienit eorrum.
pirt uno ben 8unocsbeamten gum ait.
ternben @tlauen berab9suIrbigt fat;
lonoern er bat au@ beinabe Die Jreibeit
Der YarteiwobIen unb Der Qeitun9 Der
partei 3eritort nno bot in &o&eiter
Nibitdnoe an ben Sag se3oeen, mas,
wenn es ni9t i4on bort Snoisnation
unb S4am beruorserufen bate. bas
oifcntli&e @eld9ter auf ii& seIaben
ydtte. so piel liest ilar auf Der pano
oat bic ebrli4en ebrcnboften 3epubli=
taner pom New Dort San3 beutli& er-
tldren iol(ten, oab. 10 melt Der 4rdT.
bent uno beiIen Mabnabmen babel in
8stra@t tommeu, bisle Contention bic
partei ni4t reprdientirt. Ge1er 1T es,
oab bic partei oieielbe 3uradweiie uno
in Jolse beKsn 3u @runoe sebe. ais bob
Die Y!atform ausenommea wsroe uno
'oie Yartsi fese."
Gan3 in semisIben Slime ipri4t f4
Der rgoHmersiaI Mosertiier" aus.
DsuOtsatif9e Marstanbsr.
BoItiMot. gs fano babier bic
oemotratilde eteatstonoention 3ur
Domination einss staaYs Gomptrol.
lers untsr benz @orltts Ses Tt1tb. Wm.
pidnep @bpte itatt. a
0err 5bos. s. Seating tuutUs NIT.
teIit Ntilan,ation gum Comptroller no.
minirt.
Sie Ylotform lautet i'm Musjuss
iolgenbermaBen ~
L. Wir bebsn bic St. 2oniier Na,
tionalplatform BON 1876 gut.
! 2. Wir 9ratuliren ben Oemotraten
uno Gonieruatiueu i'm A. Gonsreb gu
lbrem grfol9e borin, bab lie Die 8esie.
tansaussaben um mebr als $3O.OOO.r
600 pcrminoert baben, unb mir bette
ben auf Der itrensten Spariamteit in
oer'6 6Hentli4en 0er,ualtung.
81 Sas sanje Bolt bat Irla&e, i'd
@an5u .uini&en, uno b:ionocrs 81
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@eIteS Hieber.

Rem DrIeans. gs traf bobier
btt Nampfer .Sameriean- pom Wera
Gssj elm. 9as 1isbsy paielbt il Der
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itattsefunbeu. 9ei bemielbea ,parOe

t0e9ner, 0em Eleuten0nS ". esl@0uel
unb blieb auf ber GteQe tobt. wd9rsnl
|Qieutenant g. ieinem @eener. ben
Rittmeifter g.. bur4 einen 6dtel9iet
eine i4mere sBunoe In @eii&t bei'
tra&te. @raf Group war psr Sosbe.
rer unb e. 5atte aIio iein @esntt ben
|eriten e&mk, benz Der linslidti@e
aud gum Opfer feI. Man ipri&t aud
mod BON einem britten DUEL. bel pel.
dem 9lei@falls cine f&,pere wer,pua.
buns itattsefunoen baben ion. Ser
|sefallene @raf 9ebbrt iener 1umiIie
Group. @baneI on, ipeI&e man ols Die
Iebten Na@tommen Der unsorif4en
&snissfamilie Der Nrpaoen betra@tet ];
ct ,uor elmer Der beliebteften .pffeiere
unb senob ,pesen ieines @eualeresten
1enebmens aud in btr gipil6ep5lle.
runs alieitise Spmpatbien.
anf Der 8aIfau=6 =6albinieI. /.
2onbon. Gin 3eitunss: Gore.
iponoent por Ylewna btri9tet, oab biz
llnsufrieoenbeit uno wlutbIolsteit in
Der ruiiil9en armee erob iinb, uno bab
Die. ruiiii9en Dffi,iere ON erfoIss
,weifeln, pd6renb man In pouptqnar--
tier nod INNER Hoifnuns bat. Man
erpartet feine 1enoeruns gum 9e7ereu.
aaer Mabrideinli@teit mad mirb bei
gip5ru& bts, i&le&ten Metters biz
pdlfte Der Mrmee bieuitunfd6is iein.
Der entfab bon plespaa.
Cine ruiiii3e ofiisielIe Depei@e aus
BEN 9auptquartier in @tupen beri4-
tet GolstEbts: Nm -. bronattt UNI
|sefdhr 10000 Mann tlrfiI&er Snfau.
lterie uon Sofia, unterifitt bon Artil-
ltrie, but4 uniere edpadtrte, peS@,
aufseilelIt war. bieisIben auf,u6atten,
tunb maridirte in Y!e,una Gin. Beitere
Details fsblen."
Nebenict AIi retirirt.
@ien. Sic 3eitunsen beri&ten,
oab anseii@ts Der sablrsi@en Goneen-
tration rniiii&er 9ruppen unb be-,
s@wierisfeit, BEL Dem i4le&ten @ettc,
Vorrdtbe berbei3ui@affcn, Mebemet all
bescnnen babe. ii@ auf feline friibere
poi'tion am Rara Com 3urud5u3ieben.
9iefe &ube.
um Hufti&ut unb i'm gaItan berri&t
Die tiefitc 3ube.
9urfei.
Die @esboff. anselcscnteit.
2onoom. 8oti@after 2aparb bal
6etreffs Der @esbof's an ben 2oro
9erbp tclesropbii& beri@tet. bab bic
anseIe9enbcit cine iebr erniie iei, unb
|icbterer bat Dem Mapor BON Man@cite,
Mittbeilungen BON ieinen gemiibungen
bei Der @forte sema@t, uno brudt biz
poffnuns aus, baB bieieIben ni@t fru9t=
log bleiben m6sen, pis,ppbI er ni@t
aussuiinben i'm Stanbe 1T, in,pie,ueit
oie @esboffs segen bic Yforte per,pidel,
limb.
! auSMonteMe9yo.
GttiMje Sn @oransfo mahter
Die Mon'tnestiner 800 Neeuldre ;u @e='
|fansenen unb sybsaseten brei @eIbiitt
uno 500 gd@ien>
Oie MontemesrirN beiebten ferner
piwa, nabmen oas 6srt grt,piea e.
elm nno balten jebt oas sanse @ebiei
bis Goti@a beiest. Dielelben lesten
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