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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20
The Conference.

Rrpflpren GhUfcii met IN lOlcQO las
nv. - - .I,a 1a,b inst an{
Ahu'suay n'ol ~, nay r. 80 80
closed on Monday Inc ate enua all MA'
quite large, They were some fifty MN
;sters nrcsent. and. probably a greater
number Of .uvtncu and other visitor from
var;,,,s ,., c.,,,,,s;es sf north eastern Iowa.
49,. ;,,.a,.,st;, !, sose;pr anf
lAis Nas sse.s 1870 g
one which VIII pc iong IeIheihoeieu =,
tile people of our town.. The ministers
ba,,ga1 -, asseol,,e on "Wednesday and
- a. ~, fav.oa was
my HTS ssi i'.u, 4 W ~. ~,
prcacneo On ncunesoaJ e's-''n . = -
l. Is Station OF Mus s',3aa ne
On Thursday morning at $50, the
Conference nroner was opened, Bishop
I, $500, ...:,,;,.,v Tl,a d.,vxvas main,
-. "i'sA' r. ~
y spent IN bearing pas'o'aisie 81 =,
the examinations OF oiilcial s'aiiSs.ns -
the evening Rev. il. ID. Adams, OF LISBON
,,aae,, 81 81, accountable sermon.
q. E.;a.. IL ronfcre,ce room was
IN riiuay eno SoiiS, ~ -
quite wen nileu thc nieiiioel - : :
all arrived, aud the visiting bretheren
coming in fast ssi
Tie dav vas again chiefly occupied
-, ,;.;a, ~ nreacbars and
Win ING eA''li'. -, n''ie'i
their reports. lne evening seiiiAon "a'
delivered by the Bishop.
q, Saturday morning it became appa-
,t,I,at tha .ran,a;piag business could
80 .,,a.sa,,,,a, haforo ,ho sahhatb
hoe pe aispa t3l'le = De1oi i 80
Consequently lhefe Was sohlethlnS VI q
rush all day. In the afternoon there
were several animated and pleasant dis
c,,ss;ons on some items Of reports from
;,,oa, Aftaror interesting
saiiou9 son - - 4, az
seiiion Wy i'os. ,'As' la
esen.ns ~ -, e. .,o,oo,,
whlch eonsinue' W 800 -, :. : 1870
! nousi = i'''9 - - asaaiaas s,l,;ol
s'aseu ~ noal '"1 Iaos ;,s,a.es,.no ~
,,.a1.,.;a,. fa,v If ,yl;c,,
cu us u i'e =, T" = "
"e sise az o-'os :. :, ~, IN r,,r
i'i-'''i'o iio1es ~ -, m.,,, s.p.,ru
li'oi ,s oDs,' IT, III W. on,er our no.
,esf.,gainst ' the violation of The law of
the Sabsath, whether it be by coiPe.a-
items or lnaividuals, anu ;,,a' NJ nSJ1 ,he
y, s; ira.d ca , on the importance OF
he proper observance OF the christian
Sabbath
9. Reso1red, That we regard late
rising on the Sabbath unnecessary az,
SeuGe from the mouse u MoiSuip' soSi"'
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

Rev. Mr.. Green win preach his last
mon for this conference year in the
DC. Church next Sunday. M
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

lnr room is taken up this week with
Proceedings of The Board OF Supe.-
brs and FAX List Aftcr7this week we
\ give our usual amount of Reading
Zfn1. ~ .lI- -.
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Collections made and promptly RENTED
korny at Law, Grundy Center, Iowa.
s. H. BALDWIN.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20
Matilda Fletcher Is one. of the pleasant
PROCEEDINGS
or THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
TAMA COUNTY, IOWA.
SEPTEMBER TERM, ~.

| = <4AAA~A w ~ ~ = ~ w go.
{. AT THE
SEPTEMBER TERN, ~.
| TOLEDO, Iowa, Monday Sep. Bird 1877
In pursuance'of law the Board of Su-
pervisors oeTana County. Iowa, CON
vened this day in the Court room in. 10
ledo, at 10d O'clock A. M.
MembersJ H. Lauderdale and II. II.
Wilmington present.
Thco. +. Clark absent.
A Quorum being present the house was
Called to order by the Chairman and pro-
ceeded to the usual business
designations Of John w. Niman JUS
tice of the Peace and L. Bingham Con-
stable, Of Ind. Village TIP. presented and
on motion accepted.
/ Examined Claims remainder Of fore
noon session and adjourned until ons
o'clock P NJ.
Met at O'Clock P. NJ per adjourn
ment.
/ Members Lauderdalc and Wilmington
present.
Absent Clark
Resolued, that the superintendent made
April 1877 by this board to District Town.
ship of Clark of six miles of the main
line of the B. G. r. & N. Pacific Di-
vision) r. R. be rcapportioncd, giving
to the Independent District of Dysart two
l
miles of the main line of said Railroad
and the remaining four miles TO the
said District Township of Clark. Carried.
Member Theodore Clark arrived at
two o'clock P. NJ. and took his scat with
the Board.
On motion the action of the County
Auditor in drawing a warrant of $500
on the Poor Farm Fund in favor of Rent
and Uaukin, poor house architects upon
order Of member Lauderiale was APP
proved
Resoleed that the action of the County
Auditor in drawing warrant of five hun
drcd dollars on the Poor Farm fund in
favor of the Tama Manufacturing and
Builders Association upon an order of the
members of the Board during vacation. as
W. az '"Co pay i''e ~ on oon'i"o' io+ ~
build the house on Poor Farm is hereby
"pIioF9u'
,o'oi's,on "uo''e''
!'0'o.0s"' 'n"' 'neio 10 heieDy "Ppro-
piiatcd $4,000 out of the Poor Farm
wv 40 wv . ~ I by LII - .i.e .'ii
slanuiae'u'ei9 auu D'''N'e,' :,
LOT 'u''e'ns 'Ae 'uuso o'' 'i'e %, arm
pei ~ '.H' 'i'' , ~ 70
merely au'hoi'Aoo anu siio''eu W ui""
Warraht on salu iuhu 70 D. W. eo'uih
superintendent OF said Association LOT
SAID amount
Kesolut'oh aaop'eu.
On molion me aesioh OF 'he oouh'y
Aa'o.'oi IL eiioc'i.is wy 0o"l,ts $50
or 70 transfer 'soo0,Ai','i 'ro a." siUo .
w -hi' 80 ''"''
ii'i'' 'hc OouhtS il.ii'' " 'i'o
sane luilu as pars ouc sun tnS.ne iun0
VI ''aiisio's ''i'N' go =,
oouh's iuii'' - '"e i,,i.'so r''u a. 'i''
lo'o q Parto'e s's''' lii''s : uiio On u ans
ieI, was "l'pi"Fe0
oonlnueo vac eA''h'ii'''ioa u o.'''i''
feliaii"ei u "''oii'oon sess.on ano W.
mosioh "uloulnul' 10 iii'es sep'. 7'n i'''
at 0 ciocA a. W. $, 49,
~ -
po'"u my - : ' ''-0oN - - PA ''''-'
n
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

4 C
Be OF those things called Shooting
bamont, occurred last F iday, near
lido on the banks of Deer creek. II
= big thing as such thipss gepe,aiy
j The Team consisted Of s. Mckennen
q H. Goodrich. McKelnam wears
|elt moi having missed allhis eggs. A
ng suspicion heunis ne mind of
6lich that ,hel eggs were set Up on
8udging ION lie sue essfrl meme
6ich hey lodged ,ue leadeu messeh
81 deata. Butthe e.im is not 20 be
bne, tits understood tnat The team
bed their al ic'es of rsso.:iat on w Ii
be ETA y OF Sia.e and W at-anea 4
b der gatling guns fitted VIII egg
With their new guns tbs team
bake itself felt throughout the west.
Spny rsarAN
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

The following Attorneys from abroad
are in attendance at the District
Court Hon III G. Henderson, Mar
shalltown; Hon. N NJ Hubbard, Cedar
Rapids; Col. I. M. Preston, Marion; Matt
Phelps. of Grinnell; Tracy, Burling
ton; -Tewksbury, Vinton; r G. Nc
Intyre and E. IT, Langley, Tracr; A.
& anaman. Dysart; J. G. Strong, Grundy
Confer; A. w Guernsey, w. H Tiffany
o. H. Mills and G. W. Stinson, Tama
City; --scriminger and J. J. Mosnat
Belle PLANE.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20
". F. Johnston q Co, are now receiv.

ing stacks Of new goods.
Have you seen those elegant portraits,
in Oil, Water and India Ink, of j. B. Mead
Ter, Art Emporium, of Rockford, I'll. Rep
resented by g. W.WhIie. of Dewitt, Iowa.
Matilda Fletcheris of the pleasant
est speakers we have ever listened to.
Language faultlcss; while her subjects
are always we'll chosen. She will deliver
her popular Lecture, entitled t'Why don't
you Laugh" in the Cour : House next Sat
.irday evening, Sept. 22nd. Tickets only
IS cents. For sale By G.. III Berger.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

fr. 2. Solomon of tie firm of Sine 4
bmon started for Chicago last Satrr-
Eevening, to lay in fine stock ofwin-
Foods in the Inc Of Mems and Eoys'
hing. He will personally select his
lis and PROPOSES to bring Oh a good
Ertment. He will be gone about a
h or ten days and will visit Milwaukee
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

The Schedule of CT aimssallowed by the
Sard Of Supervisors a. their last session
|ll appear NEXT week ~
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There were frosts Sunday and Monday
hit but we think there was no damage
&c OF any great amount, at least.
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Doc. Thompson new building is fast
ing up, and impfoycs the looks Of that
Il of the town. 80 Wy
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

HE great Iowa Exposition vconmencesi
eason of 3 or 6 weeks, at Des Moincs,
Va, Wednesday of next week.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

The new mating in the Court Room
adds much to the appearance Of The room.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

Quite number Of our people are going
Cedar Rapids to attend the State Fair '
IS week. ss. i
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1877-09-20

On motion cemetery tax was levied
upon the taxable property of Grant and
Crystal townships for 1877 as reported by
the township Clerk thereof to-wit.
Grant township. i mill on the dollar
Crystal I" :
On motion the following taxes was lev
led upon the taxable property in the sew
eral District Townships and Independent
School Districts in the County of Tama as
asked for and reported TO the Board by the
secretaries thereof TO wit.
, 1877-10-20
SPARE TIE ROD.

10 tW E1uNDF !" 4NE 4ttUAWfs
RAy7orl, H., Oct, l0.-As but lttle haa been
sai IN The Home with regard 10 ttatniny children.
wish to again speak briefly upon the subject.
thuk that harmony at headquarters IL very essen.
tial 10 the training Of children for In most cnscs
they will follow the example Of thelr parrute.
Fathers and o.hcrs will often live in perfect war.
fare. With domestic storm forever brewing, fret.
ting and scold!ng from morning until night, and
yet. II thetf children indulge In lke Accnts Solo,
mons rod IL Immediately called into use.
won,a slnii ths chiid." Sow, these scrtpturai
quotations seem to me perfectly absurd. Tor In
sutumone day general ignorance prevailed. and
anu Il may hass been necessary to = certain *.
tent. uHt have We not made great advancement
since thosc days Of dcspotisms do not mean 10
gny. however, thai children mnst never 6o pun
punishment must 10 rcaorted TO In controlling
sobedient child, hut there are ssny waya Of chas-
siteneH do moi deem It nrcetsaty to tht rod,
and that too, with Gashtn. cye and the rage
Of brute, M y j. not The sc'sssity Of ~ pun.h'
that ca7aes the child 10 he obedent: and surely
the chef end to be secured by punishment II low.
ting obedience. Parents often make great mis-.
!ake IN astsmpsing II Eo.ern Al theLs children II
know.. Frquse different treatment ~ regards soil
and climate. Human nature II cquatir diverse,
md the training which might be especially adapted
u pnr child could mol be succcsvf1ily applied to
another. If We studied more carefully tho natures
Viii Mr.. pr. lisie p,sa.e rive Il. an article on
dcntltionf Dactyl come again. ! admire the
tone Of your letters. Fern. Leaf. am VERY viad 70
uome. attended tho Convention only In spirit.
ECNtkLh,
, 1877-10-20

n the E1H0F q 1he 'iftbnnf.
QcrEcT, ILL.,. Oct. 1G.--0. ". c.. Apply can.
phor 10 your cold sores three or four tlmca day
when tbey fss: brgtn to make their appearance, and
think YOU wilt generally ind relief.
Il. l.. The editorial explanation seemed to an.
Hwer what your letter asked 1AAt week, giving very
satisfactory reasons for many Ut us heng often
Left out Fortunately for ME, sent nothing In Iss.
week, elsc might have been sula by the pound
with thoee other '.a5o pages"
Glory MeWh!rk, the consolation yon spoke Of In
sanc mttsing tic lrum The Hume was entirely
consumed by The modification Of having tny
private letter to the editor two weeks ago pub.
lished. thereby Eiv!nc me the apppcarance nf
bna.tinG Of Il publicly. had no more Idea Of
Of taking trip 10 tue Muon t0.mosrow, and il
would have locked much better in the xastc.
baskrt for which II wne intended, than in tho
columnR Of The Home. However. aimee It IL done.
! cannnt hut feei glad. a>it furnished such rich
hsd letter. refused by TIE Tninvxk. j
would not have believed that little nc
was Of 70 much eonstgucnce ~ to be
capable Of rntssag such a breeze. and con-
trious!nR anca suteuac cnjoymcnt to them ~. frum
sldes IL blessed 10 think crn do little Road
In the world. ard what can be more pr1!.cWorthY
than making othcrr happy! md fec! sure so!na
there WIN are unfortunate aiso must bless mo III
the pretcnt. thus giving them d little rest while l
nm being hauled ovcf the Goals. utl. tell you,
It's Just EldffonN to hare ruch warm friends, who
are ~ interested IN ones welfare The oniy aobct
aide IL this: after awhlle, an1 fear by The 1ime
am to return to their ttslc burg. l. will hasr be-
and shAll have relatssl Into calin inli1crcnce.
BLACklk.
, 1877-10-20


t2RovE C1STnK. Oct. Isl hsye for long time
considered myself \ member Of The Home, but
lately have had 1ome doubts on the snbjecL and
now that Backir has uttered IN indignant protest
againRt getting up manuscript for cur editors bcnu.
ttful waite. basket feel inclined to keep It up.
atn sure havo not oyertaskct editorial patience
with lengthy contributions nor hsve asked many
questions. neysr even said +" loatef." Hut II
can leach me. hav99 not quite a. coed a Fight to
make inquiries through Tie llbmc columns - nly
other! AEa my letters 20 lApcllcd or 1llertalc ~
10 b. !neIlRlbief Last wrek wIGle ssEy Rh"ts
letter. lust 10 cxpFess to many VI The Home friends
My Ernttude for kindntss shown me- II the Con-
yuntnn. hut. OF cuArse, my communication. not be-
tnE dated Chicago. has goue ~ meet some Of
nlarkls'a and others living oueslde OF the Drain
erntto, Chicago.
dear friends. praF ron DO not think an lack
Ing III apptec,st ton Ut your sympathy because you
saw mo Acknowledgment fsonl tue last week.
know. by prl,ate letter, that some were 1l3Ap.
polluted in me. but blame thu editor, and not mr.
an oecasanai space in The Hume columns, lproti..
ire you Il Will only be when have sonethinR to
ray. 1 don't care anyth!pg about Cuptla, curly
dogs. etc, bui may want TO leara tka Modus
ups1auai et prepar,nE soma particular d!.A to
have sprcatl my honey on pretty gond hteAd. and
advise Nancy spFy no. 10 save hers too long, ~
honey Will tnuf N course uf titnt. " that thu
ton-but fotbeat, Aunt Lucy; with het quiet.
an4 facs. and Oh! 90 inauy others whose nance
would mKke !on4 list, shall never forget. They,
hopc. Will shlnk Of ING sometimes, ,-lhls week,
" The editor ID not hateful again. hiaekfe. you
&C. Now. you eishcr knew how 10 manage HE eu-
itor. or ha understands feminine disposition. lie
VI the quill and shears may Use bis pleasure Aboat
The destination Of this epstlc. MAun WILDER.
, 1877-10-20
READING.
~ fha Editor Of 1hS ITibuHs.

~ -. .. 4~"S. ~ '. .s.",r
ctARsSnoS li'tLs, oeL ti.-A'fsam. 10 nee
artlclt Ut Oct. o cnut'ea "}seelpe Tor Reading"
,,t,ah.,m m mi r.,t h., ..rcGxut,c u hecau.e.
k"ensu wv 80 - tt',. ~
iofsooth. sho talks ot oooks, "h'e ne1 Pl~a lha'
kent ucrustuRIly dumb, ID such IN extremely s,cu.
a. M that No. drn,ccstIoo become, a,mt.t Inlo.
fens'oe. Hus from th' tact tnAt Ins love OF
knowledge comes With reading, and grows upon
It. ', and rtiouatsly a. mans knowledge tu.
~ '.,.s - -....,.N
, 1877-10-20
SOME ABUSE AND ONE RECIIsE.
tn thx EHffof of Tie Trtbsn<

CHicAGo. Ucl II. II hare knocked for admission
onre. twice, yca. thrice, 10 tho columns Of Tho
1lome. but On'y ono happy time havo rccelved
The welcome suuct,,atcd tn tto~o who knock.
II confces myfeff 1ittia At q lohs 10 understand
Why, slnec supposed 1T may bs foo1ish,y, how-
evcf, that to thin Ilomc were very generally well
coTnea any who pos'csscd information. or desired
To obt4fn It, rosrcr<e my crr,acna1s which en-
tilted then, 10 4 seat III thus charmed circle.
have many delightful things, to tell to It's
Fortunate inm.ic.. bnt 1t IL hardly worth
turn u nlr fn the beautiful cDHinnH Ut llc widely
read. y.sppreciatctl. rhrRcNE's Home.
have known the correct answers 10 M1Ny Gncf.
tons which people ''hanker" nftce but sath
won't. soM cant Frp!ralsl. ynar ahomlnaslr r..
ccutac1e will, auy VI tne Thought. that brcatA,
wall tran, Tint lrar ffaunt rontr time aincc. hHyo
SEEN NJ reply 10 It, and, lEing nude np IL tho
commodity witch docs jlut succnmh cisty,
an1. ,nnicovrt. bcsnE kintl1y cun.paaslonata
aIh not lIktnV to say -1vc np fa7 Hnkn hfms. uneEs
e1ivcnc!cf u nn r1Lymely teriou+ nature which
h. Nenvte' individual here to ,ar1t into cumplaccnce
IL. Of the IT,. have concluded once NOR. 10
recall my i0rc-lIeid strtsiDn III favor pf II y
Louise nnd say to her. tc.patrtn1 tou!, when. II
she trY my rlrtln she 4hhIl CRY grcasc but flrre
rsa! lie uu grcate. Fur your carpet, Mix q
wheat -four ant rp.ea. It all t,r .nllr sp,,:.
and let It remain unti! thuru,ih1y CRY tlrs, with
sttn brnsh o. hroom duet III. nnI, 1srstDci,nn,c,
you tnd your kerosene MN rel. Vanished Rwlv llko
an a:ly Ir. atI. rlu! t,,e 10 hear uI liz nnc.r-..
unless you have achieved ynur s!eslrc In sun.p hcr
refuses this space. which, hof,c nat Tor ycIr 4a.e.
AtuS.
, 1877-10-20


DEcArrn, ILL.,, Oct. Isl hare rend sonc-
whcse, "Knoek, and II shall bo opened unto you"
We'll, now sm knocking sway with thts Roo1e-
quill. and It 10 hot the first time; cant you hear,
snd won't yon open the door OF The IIornel 1thInkI
heAF, "Coue In aud welcome" 10 s.ep right IN.
The fr4t one greet Ia Dlackte. B1atkie, have
1uss read yonr touching appeal. 1t Ii enough 10
melt the heart Of \ cabbage. That IN why the
editor has become no gracious and publlshet your
letter. and why an now writing. to show you you
arc not alnne In the cold world. outside The Home
circle: haze tired u Ret Into The Home AND t,cen
baskctl. and have often thonght OF resortux 10
the practice Of some OF your frsends-ahat Ia, pro.
Teasing 10 he = Ehca1oan.
twelve Of thcee i'nm Chicago. iiow would like
70 live in that village, or at 1cat, visit IT, would
then learn about tho crib, tunnels lx1uicva rds,
he h.es, etc and could nay had AEON the world,
ltse in the next hest place. for this ts Chats
home. aud. would yon believe It. have hecn atkcd
y wa, Chet: ~ ar.t felt prnud. md then. I
crs dropped. and then T+.nn of her husband and
thEcc boys made ny ancient mahsn cheek biu4h
With shame 10 think wat accused OF being the
pos.cstor Of sucn Appendares,
HlAckte. ~t country cousins afe not s1warB
wanted. II ts gnly when onr e!iy cousins ase
cone.
aaelrrf 70 wa'te your lovc On men OF sIllgstors.
l}oth will snap and anxfs Aitou.
spent few Years eichns and writing poeirr. all
fnf iose 10y o. men: n; hsve hctt"r employment now
do, 70 daot send me your alligator. For the bene-
1T Of old nads tor thctr entm,esj. will wfle un
ih,e much -abuscd snbject. II the editor will 1ss
Of The tIome would ike to hear f1um me. 1honeh
not member Of The Home. hope this will admit
inc on PhuAAr,oS.
, 1877-10-20
BORROWING AND LENDING.
IN ths EdAaf af 1As IStet.Ms.


Hupsox, Mich. Oct, l5.-This subject bM been
ably l!seussed By various .nemben Of fhs uens
during Tbs last yeas, and au OF tho opinion that
IL II not wso to 10 ellhsF. borrow lend. unless
upon state occasians. and now coma to the front
10 AK Chat II she will lead her sh0t.gun. Ths
porter Ut Chicago paper who attended Tha Home
Convention and wrols an AEtlcae upon family
recipes needle attention. What pity that you had
no. lived . few years earlier tu hava established
Lust such home ~ now exists tu the columns Of
'Tnk TIiHrKG when the parents Of the Aforesaid
reporter wsru en:agea IL shs special task VI seAr
IL 81 IL
the ustural devtavttT out Of that prccocious ine-
bef Ut thss family, ~ II u ecstalnly very Obvious
that he knows be4t what he utc1ed uloaI. liz says:
"Ihu sudleucs consisted xluo.t entirely of ladies
fron this country, a. their conple1ioas and FatAes
anttquAted styta OF dreas attestsa." Their com
pe 1lous, doubt wcra the!f own; and ~ 70 tlets
style u dress being antl4ustsd r. ean ~ aao5a 70
spoul to The calls Of charity. When our husbands
h4.eusd home " tell u that ciesxe VA 6uznlng.
, 1877-10-20


RsrAn, O.. Oct. IL. II want 10 direct tho atlen-
tion Of The Home hou.ekecpcts to Mira cor.oa's
bill Of fare, a. given bY "CAsroll" In Tnk Tnn-
rxE Of Sept. ~, In an article on "cheap Food"
for workingmcn and their families. Allowance,
It IA estinet, Is made for family nf six pe.sons.
Mondays hscakfast eonsst entirely Of boiled rice
and .ealded milk. Ii eenta which .would ba
ahnat one pound Of rice, and the amount of milk
TO BE- obtained for ave cents would depend on The
locality Of the purchtae. Having diaposed Of onc.
H.. H. sot* s All III s" ,hona hsnsfy .ns e
rs sh,s s'."fe ea Sie' sDa Riesrd TT !. him.e
] "s'eiux no how sr'sbs .as a. san:ne .al sox much
Sout ssfo's: i"1 :spns; se s.: b. pss' se,sa :;t;i
meal co-n ii cents hi.o. TacaIa5 notn!n;
this same hr9th Il served again tlo tenr wot'h Of
Stef md e"e'ss H. 1 .t
,nrat tha. bread ~ SLOWED. Having fsted &umo::
.nousiy o. Mon,'ay nothing n TIC meal tn vii!
n"e .s'e' yrs ea'' Pafsa sr1s IRE
inv o' aw Of ~ rs .ad sse acsd
Pork ia $50 healthy. too In almost every paptr
.ou,s y: one urgct the We " PORK upon The teople
repeated. and IL cents wnrth u n,us.un and taf-
n,ps. the eame amount Of t:~f and pntatncs. tuf-
nI,h soc dinner for the two ,ay-. Think Of din:
ner-tAsIe grnannx under 10 cents wurth of meat
aud vegetables and futruunded BY AZ hungry per
,ons: rnt Sunday mosnins,. h.t;*fs.. th.fs t.
quart q eocoa Viii cost cent?. 20 thai viii leave
j cent for brad. This j. the only meal lhss
any be.era.e b mentioned. Tea, 'Carrolt, eayr. T.
dtsertton, and tloc* nuh give strength. codee L
no n'"te nonrfhing than tea Nothing II tatd
os1in.t wnseI: lnws,rr: nG doubt i T. nut1ison.
md tt he does not Ike il cold he can have Il hnL
you know. ..me pr,ee. I'resa Ia allowed aye