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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28

erection vesssd by the constitution in the Congress aud
conceived by IL IN the count aud declaration OF cleo
lion. Therefore the Blair resolutions stuff
They not Intended by the Maryland Legislature
to be serious and Il WAS generally believed that they
ing the consideration OF Them, ana l know that was
the general opinion They were generally laughed At
the heel OF the session may be easily found by
who wishes 10 know. do not feel authorized to
say LETT tnsre two three days before tho
adjournment and before their passage.
sBut deuouncs tue scheme Of granting jurisdiction
to the Supreme Court Of the United States not vested
In II by the constitution as utterly chimericai ~
scheme can be. The constant unvarying decisions
OF that Court have been against it, IRON the case OF
Marbury VS.. Madison, in 1902, down.
"rhe Potter resolutions connected in the public
mind with the Blair resolutions, and the movement
Is condemned IN that connection Justice ana the
public interests require thar all the frauds committed
In 1875 by which The votes Of States were stolen or
attempted TO be sosu, shall be exposed without re-
gard to party or by whom done or made The rob-
berry OF the vote OF South Carolina by military occo-
patton frat and then the struggling OF her Supreme
outrage as could Ii ever r'S So committed s on the
people OF tree country. The authors OF such
10 al tusSrs eions But ne Potter resolutions DO
not make the point do they SGT iortn their intent
Mr.. Hale says their objective point is tho seating Of
Mr. rIidsn Ar Potter says II Is not the latent
and object ought TO have been clearly stated as 10
leave room for cavil
FACTS IN THE CASE
'rhe only facts in the case and undeniable,
are that there precious set Of rascals mixed up
in the Louisiana count aud Returning Board with
embryo Justices OF the Supreme Court Of The United
states Cabinet Ministers and consuls Tho asso-
citation Is undeniable The terms are as yet unas
certsinsd. As his investigation Is begun ought TO
proceed and thoroughly unfold the conspiracy entered
into Ut Washington by the OF General
Grant, Mr.. Chandler and the republican leaders, TO
the army and The public money
"Ftrst-To carry the Southern States OF West Viz
GINA, Florida and LOUISIANA Tor Hayes.
''Second-Faing that, 70 use the army 10 capture
and count vote OF those States
''Thsrd-Failing that 10 use the army and the cor
porul OF tho guard, a. Washington, to declare Hayes
elected by Tho President OF the Senate aud to arrest
and dtspsrse II necessary, tho House Representa-
tives II It attempted 10 declare Tiiden elected.
''rhs conspiracy was made and was Carried out sue
cessfuly in the nrst two stages rendering the last
unnecessary. The proof OF IL IL in existence and
be uncovered by the committee But the democratic
party cannot be too prompt, nor us conventions so
emphatic III announcing our position us matter Of
constitution law ana party creed that the election
Of President once declared by Congress can never
be inquired into, reviewed or set aside by any au-
thority Whatever. Peace. liberty and psrpstuiiy OF
our government rost on that principle"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
COOPER-MARSHALL.

TIE PRoCElDtNGs BEFORE JUDGE BARBOUR
YKsTRRDAY-A CAR CONDUCTORS TEsTr
MoNY.
Tho usual number Of spectators crowded the n,us
court room OF Judge Barbour yesterday morning.
"Mrs Marshail sat by her lawyers, and Mr.. scrbnef
faced the witness and Judge. When tho opening hour
arrived tho announcement Was made by Mr.. Scribner
tina, MI Cooper who had testified so unsa.isactoriiv
tho day beiore ILL., Tho taxing OF his testimony
was thereupon sot down for Monday.
Theodore V. Kirke was then called for cross-exam.
inaion by the contestants. He was leading witness
10 the OF 1875, whom Mrs. Cooper d.
vorced IRON her husband In that Kirke stated
TINT he accompanied Cooper TO house In Wooster
since admitted was not wholly true He said that be
had been car conductor on several lines and was
nov employed on tho Fourth avenue ROAD he had
two of the Marshall brothers and made his deposit
ton In the with other reward or promise than
that publicity and scandal should not DO created IN
Mr. Tsn Eyck-You wore rather mistaken In the
mattor Of publicity
Witness-RathsrI .
Kirke then conlinued:-Hs had been taken 70 Mr.
Scribners oice and had spout Two hours IN telling
what he knew oil the case to stenographer who soox
notes; month atcrward no mcet Cooper a! tho oncss
and they com parod notes; ne found Cooperr memory
bad, but he made effort TO aid ~ on the occasion
OF tho visit Wooster street Cooper vas under the
influence OF liquor but witness d'd not wish 10 say
that no was drunk.
Al tho opening OF the afternoon session Mr. West
appeared and signed ns testimony gwen on pre-
vious day.
Kuks again took the stand and tesuncd:-Hs won't
from tho Wooster street house 10 Mr. CaIdwell's
Office Cooper witness could now testify that he
had been IN an immoral house; Mr.. Caldwell, who
was out, cano IN ana asked witness 70 make hts
deposition; al TINS Cooper threw up his hands and
said s'For Gods sake dont do II yet, they have
Kept their agreement with the; IN give you IS
not to do u now'' so tney went out togesher;
witness was at Mr. Caldweii's ofico three tmos on
went the Wooster street house get tho name
OF a woman Tor Mr.. Caldwell; she gave her card aud
number; he had been arrested charged with
criminal offences; he mad met Caldwell on his car
DAY Ia May last and was asked about Cooper and
u II was true that he had, as charged, become q
tramp; witness said that no had mover made o,ner
visits with Cooper TO immoral houses.
The Courl then adjourned, 70 meet ct half past ten
| O'Clock tomorrow.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26
Gin SeLten.r Nuno.

gu Serrn 8rOfeiiOr &lOpe, einem be-
fainter NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Der buuptz
id6li9 erpibt auf A%uf9rnbun9 alter
8e9r~dbniBblgel lit. fOmmt Elm College,
un6 ersGblt Tim, er babe I'M CACTUS
cine 9teqe sefunoeu. pelde untri9lt6
barauf btntDeiie, oaB Sulius @dlar auf
ieinsn .3i9en se9eu Die @aIIler nn9 in
Sburin9en uno ipe5ieu in Der Senaer
9egeno seweieu fei, ia er CLAUDE FIBER,
baB bic grobigel bel 3iesen6ain cite
r6miIhe @rdber ieien. Ha6cem Der
Serr 8rofeIior bieie STEELE I'M Gucitus
qufmertiam ftuoirt, miro bic 2ocaIerpe-
ottion uernbreDet uno aussefibrt. Utan
ardbt einen iolhen @rbbI9el auf un5
ftnoet in elmer 3iefe o ca. 1 Dieter
tpirtli6 einen Eopf. Der Qroiehor
ftirst anf benielben su, retBt ben 9edei
auf uuo ftnoet - etnen Bfeifenfopf auf
nsldem Sierli9 e%iusebrunnt Die 8orte
fteben: Sulius gdinr ieinem lieben YrO'
feIIor &Lopp.
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Chicago IN Baris.

Gines uuIerer srOBartisIten 5a6rit~
@tabftfemeuts 1T auf Ser auste0uua
nit Der iil6ernen WteoailIe preissefr6nt
tporoen.
@aicdap fte6t obennn in 8aris. Cine
8abel. Oepei6e msloet Die SbotIo6e,
bnB Der Union Hide and Leather
Company" hemlock ,oe9erbteS sU6len.
2eoer Die iilberne Wteoaine erbalten
bat. 9as @%tablifement Der @eIeaf6aft,
mst6eS itb an Der @fe BON clifton
9iOaO une g8abetraBe %bsfiuoet, befbt
au9enidsiuli6 Die srDBte @npncitdt UNI
ter ben Serbereien bieieS 9anoes. @S
ltsbt inter Der tli6tiaen mo beod6tieen
Neituus Der Serrsn 8llter, Oaflt1 Il
80, ipelde bas 3eoer na6 Der Barrier
4usftenun9 aeianot babeu uno oenen
ei9entli6 Die InS6eihnnns 81 SheiI ae=
rSor0eu 1T. Ser erfnbrene, praftii6e
@srbsr I'M @si6aft lift 9srr 81. 8. Ser
,ottet.
8as frnqlt9e So9len. 9eoer 1T fabris
ctrt aus 6duten bon 9eidlabtetem tsra-
nildem &iuboieb.
9'eier @rfol9 @%bicusuer Sabrifanten
niro aIen Den 8erioHeu sur 5reute 9ez
reihen, ipel6e 'i6 fir ons ~iubitantielle
@a6Stbum @hicaeD's intereIdren. @S
Seigt, Gag mir %fprtmdbrPno oorfp1rts aee
aeIt, @s tt nod sor nidt laH9e Der, oaS
al ons bette S6la6toiabs Soblens 2eoer,
tvelhes bier uerbrnubt unO uertnuIt
moroen 1T, oun 8uffdlu uno SEEM 9ort
fam.
Die Serren 8alfer, Oat1ep & 60. be-
iiBen 5ugle,h Die @nlfers@erbere on
clifton Nusnue, MAIDEN cine Sptciolitdt
aus Der 9ubereituns BON &albsleOer.
Die OatlsDs8 erberei, tuelde iih beIonz
Oers Guf bic Sabritntipn BON @lansleoer
uerIeat, pdbreuo bic Union Hide and
Leather Company" bas onertaunt
bette S9ia6tuieb SobIeoer 6eriieIt.
Sn Den orei @ebers,en Iino uraefd6r
800 9eute beItdftigt; eS lperosn idprli6
1900 @a9enIGeuu9sn 8aumrinee uers
1raudt nnn iplro idbrlth bis gum @ertbe
uon Sl,25O,OOO pyo6ucirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26
Se6Ste8 &aptte1
Sn otpIouaattfd)eta 4ten ten.

8-pf hor Srauns @mpfeblung errpies
Iih wtrtIam. She nod odt Sage pets
qtnser, tpar Doctor Wug Orultn aI8 Brtz
patIetretdr bes - ihen 8eianpten am
Luriner 0ofe felt eneaStrt, Ano bret WcS
den ipiter perIieB er 6rGntfurt, I'm ieiz
rem neuen @aef in Wunhen gu treffen,
bon no aus Die RelIe burh Sprol uber
9eueois uno MfatIuno mad GuItn seben
lc1te.
Baron 0o4enheim 3d6lte gu ben retds
fen Rapalteren oes 9nnoeS, relhes er am
Iappp,Ihen Spfe gu pertreten bate. @r
NOR Elm fetnsebiIbeter 9ebemann, Der ieine
lshs3ia Sabre nit rpuenostem IuItanee
3u traoen pu6te unp lih babe! Der t6itlt@
den @abe zines burh ni&tS aus benz
@letbaepthte ;u brtneenoen Sumor8 ere
frsute. Seine nur Uni trentee Sabre iun<
ssre 9emahItn enitum ate elmer pcruehmen
psutIhsruifiaen Sumllte. Bon ben betoen
566reu Se,ner Ggceueu8 ta;te fth tetnsr
Der Diplomatic seutomet. Der etne, Sa,
ron @ueeu, ltano als 9auptmunn bet Der
@aroe IN Berlin, Ger dltere, Baron Ioc!f,
par 9unonirib uno beIhditt8te it4 NIT Der
Berpaltuus Ger aussebreiteten, pdterlt6en
@runbbeiises.
Mor bate in Winden nur ben 9ez
Ianoten nebIt @smahltn setrDHen. Die
auoeren Serren Der @sIanol6aft, Der Ss%
aatipnsrath @raf Sluenriep uno bic be,oeu
Ntta6ss, 8arpn 9etteubers uno Baron
Rln;sl beIanDen ii6 bsretts tn Surtn.
Der @mrfane ben Seiten re5 neuen @bef5
mar Elm unsemsin 5uuortcmmenoet. 9letd,
be, Der eriten Sess8nuua bamertte Seine
| 6rcauen;, er perlunse bon Ieinem Setretdr
ment9er cine a~uSsiebige Qrhettstrait, oenn
Die btplematii6en @slAdfts, gu beren Bee
~Ipraung er rad Gurtu aehe, ieten teineS'
nees yibarpdlttsenoer Natur," aIs pieI'
mekr iene s~elsul6uftltden SiSenIhaftenr
Bite ben seeenietttseu 8erfebr su etueu
anaeuehmen ma1en. DIES fst oas
baupterfcroerniB, unD er hrffs, tn Serrn
Oottcr Oruiin Die entIprehenoe Betlon'
Irbteit sefuupen III BADEN. SIRE @gceIenl
lhten alsihfa1s Boblaefallen an BEN
neuen 9Iiratietretdr iu fnoen. ste er'
tunoiste Ii1 NIT fdft mutterlther Shetl'
na6re, uno oabet In Der 3ar'efen, otStre'
tefsn Beife mad ietnen bisberisen Ter'
bdltntfsn.
' vRe6msn Sie ft4 DOT ben i@wur,eu &a'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

yEaft tinf Sabrel"
,Ounn blrIte SIRE 4ueelitu ldnait
Sbrer perseifen tuben, arrter Oottor,"
laate bic 8aronin nit nedenoem Seoauern.
,Gs ste6t nt6ts 8erseBltherss in oteIer
Welt, uls Elm iunSes Wdo6enherd uno
oos elmer Stulleuerin birfte in btelem
Bunfte uteuetht nod etpa8 mebr letz
fen, als bas elm ienttmentalen oeutIhen
SunAfraul Dur tie blbi&, Sbre InBe'
ltfa2"
Isle mar nod Elm babes Sinh, ul8 fte
Srantfurt perIieB."
pSsrr Doctor OruIin ldBt NIT ith bans
oelnl" futr bic Burpntu in bem sletden
Zone fort, ,,ocrbtu mar Ieiue 9nSel,fa nod
elm sanje8 Rtne, ies. eri6etnt tie beFettS
alS etn babes! Dur e8 blbIA, oieleS babe
Stno2"
,a5ebr hn6Ih, G~gceGeu5!"
liant pis pour vous, mon pauvre
Docteur! Moben Sie fim barunf se'
fabt, Stre peri6Ouene Ansel,tu eKtpere,
sar ni&t mehr, Ooer aIS Die Gn8el'ta stnes
Inoeran gu fiuoeul"
u@xc;nsn3 seben meiner1 Suterefe an
stsnpt &ussisrt uno psfeu IO6ter etne
our6aus unbesrinbete Oeutung," RET
O1or. uMaire 8eBtebungen gu 8etoeu
fuo gar; einfaa bic elmer SuseuOertnne'
rung! 0i4t measr uno ni6t rpeutgerl"
,,2rcsoeu m6hte i'd 9bnsn ncdmals
ben Ratb seben, ben id Shuen berettS an
Der @renSe bon Welihtptol erthe'lte.
SpQte Sic Def i3ufuq NIT tbrer Su5enc'
ertnneruns tpteber suiarmenflsrsn, banr
wahren sic S6r Sersl SIM 2anoe bel
Oransen unb Msrtten IoGen OolhitiG'
aerabe niht 3u Den uneen6hnlinep DIN
aeu sehSren, penn es ii@ in 2iebes'u6er
urn hte 9eltenbmahuns dlterer unb iuuse
rer Ge6te hancettl"
veoJa, pieuetht In ben Spern un6 "a
| i@sn6u@nppslsu aus BET suten alteu3stt!'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26
I6OttieBunp fplst. J
Gin I6Ie@ter @tk.

9ie beiben StuoiuIen, 8ansel unb
Stnn9el, 9eben in fri1er Ntorgens
itunbe, i9mnnteno uno i6autelno mis-
5wei in Sturm befinblide Seselibife.
nab Sauie. nSalt!" fa9t auf einmal
Stan9el, Der fid taum mebr auf ben
5iiBen balten fam, gu 8angel, v9u
fibrlt mid 81 !Saus uno biliit mir in
mein 8ett!" - rSa," iagt Sunsel, lid
perluB' Did nidt - bdn9' 9I6 I'LL
felt ein!" 50 selau9eu Die 8eioen
9liidli9 an bas 9aus, in Dem S,nn9el
mObnt. gta6 bnlbliino,9em Sample
Spiinen eiuem Wteni6en uno einem
SdllheGO6- seltn9t es, Die 26iire gu
Dfnen; Bansel i6leift ieinen @ole9en
5tansel Die ie6s &reppeuftufeu, 81 oeiz
len YurterresBObnuns btnauf, tpirf it ibn
nit ben @orten: rSn @ott's Siam"
auf's 9ett, Qebt gum Saus binnu8, maAt
Die Suustbire 5u, uno - itolpert liver
einen &erl, Der uOr'm Sous liest. 8Ie
CT i'm aufbebt uno 9enau ani9nut -
ner iIt's? Sem 5reuno Stangel, ben er
bod iOefen binnuf6eglei1et, aufS Seti
9eporfen uno mteoer uerldiien bat!
uubeoreial6! &opH9Itteluo faBt er
TIN, f6leift ibn obermals Die Greppe
blnauf fubrnertt i'm nufs Bett uno
entfernt fib. 8re er bic SuuatbIr nuf
ma9t - liest Stan9el abeGmals oor'm
Saus auf benz ErOttOtr. - &%dtbIelbnft!
0as 9ebt ni6t nit re6ten O,n9en gu!
@r i6leppt ibn nod eIumnl binauf -
e8 pitoerboit ii6 Die game 8rOcsbur -
uno tpie 8ln9el uuf Die g rage eilt -
Wer liegt abermnls auf Dem 3rOttOir?
Stunsel! - mStansel!" ruff 8ansel,
rStanssl! (uno riittelt ibn) - Sa um's
StmmelsDiuen mas lit oenn lest
ons?" r8eist, 9ansel," lant DER
@erittelte, ii4 ibluftrun;eu auf Die ans
oere Settle ipenoenb, n al LAB t6
mir ben i91edten isis i6on
9'faqn, aber otter uiro's mir bob 6u
oumm!"
Qbiuns bes 8%dthieGs.
uumittelbar iiber benz 8ette Stanz
gels tuar oas 5eniter often. 8ausel
mari Stangel 10 trdftig, oaB oieier ies
bes Mnl bur9's 5eniter auf bic StraBe
floo.
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gOie Roob Oea @stn sryons.

Wis 9Onb emit I'm 51atten Lau
Nn einem bergen Sommertno.
9a baritet' es ben Nlten lebr
0aS Baf1er i9mfdt' ibm gar ni1t mebr;
Drum fling er gu iintren an,
% mar ni6tS Qno'res trinfen fam.
als nun Der Noab nm fi6 FAB,
8eiuahrt er eineH @einfod ba,
Gaf tpeldeu juft Elm 86sIein fGoa.
OoS lufti9 aus ben Erauben Ioa;
GS pifte ieoe 8eere on,
GeR 8ai9 Ite6 IS am Stofe bran.
Der 8ater Noa6, Der bisIana
ale Seeren tmnler gang nerI9idnq
uno narob Sitt'res eft uerIpIrt,
Oenft lebt: $50 piro es au9 probirt!"
lie l6lht Tim ha ben 0urft 70 fem
Der Sait iebt Obue 8als aIeinl
Dab" 'pra9 er, yIol1en Su5oenus
Wtan ipdter au6 nod baden muBl"
uns matt cir 5aB, fuDt's bis gum Rano,
Ssbt eInen Dsdel nuf Die &aut',
Steat'5 duf in ieiner birdie bort =
Dob Ielasm 8sI6 iast er fein 8urt.
uaO pdlreno er bic iiBe 5ruht
Sa9taall9 Gdns Uerftoblens ladt,
9eatt feline @attIn Mint oaran,
WaS mOht oabiHter fteden tann
uno ieset fid in outer Stub
GuFs SAB biunuf unb ftrift oaSu.
Da that es pGDstid einen &rnd,
0S Safes . del nan Su ihpa6 -
5rau Noab itiirjt mt Nrm uno Bein
@rbdrmli1 IN oas SaB hintin,
Sbr &6rper a6er oridt III 8rei
Die ilBeH 8eeren all entSpei.
Ins gtodb iie6t, pie aus Dem Tas
Sur6 oieie BteiiuHs iprtbt oas 9as,
@lfennt er, Die mans MAIDEN Ion,
uno fant i6neG feline &rii9e bon =
Dam Stebt er crit ieiu 8etb berau8
uno l9leppet iie persniist na9 9aus.
D'rauf Ipridt er: BUR 6 innerun9
gu Chr Der 5rauen oft uno jung,
2auf i6 9iebfrauenmi19 ben 8ein,
Gr i0a ole erlte @attuus iein!+
9as 1T nun i9OH uier bunoert Sabr'-
llHo bod lit Die @eidi9te tunhr.
SepfrieO.
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ssabrbett 1T xrmmpf.

Snnbpertsburi9e; v@uten NOr9en,
meme 6errn! Sbenten sic mir elne
fleine gobe; i'd bin i9On neun 8o9en
auf Der 8eiie, bel benz i9le6ten @ets
ter.H
Bauer Unit ben Quoern &nrteu iptez
leno): nShdmt or fb oenn nl6t, am
beilIseu SOuntag wdhreno oes SOttess
oienites gu betteln?"
6anopertsburihe: n9ann erti6uls
oigen sic, meme Serrer, oaB i6 Sic in
Shrer VI b d eeft6rt babel"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1878-07-26

- Gin nielneriptedenoer Dauerldus
fer 1T Der ~17idbrise Nrtbur 9ietri6 in
Bittsburs. @r ma6te % Reilen in 4
Stunben 20 Rinutea.
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QB5unq bes Rdthfe1s.

unmittelbar iber benz 8ette Stans
gels mar oas 5eniter often. 8nnsel
mari Stansel 10 frdftig, oaB oieier ies
bes Mnl bur9's 5eniter auf bic StraBe
finn
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-23

MAoAULAY ON SUNDAY Man |!
man this is the great creator of wealth.
The difference between the soil of Cam
pania and Spitzbergen is insignificant
compared with the difference presented
by two countries, the one inhabited by
men full of morals and physical vigor,
the other by beings plunged in an intel
lectual decrepitude. Hence it is that
we are not impoverished, but on the
contrary enriched by this seventh day,
which we have for SO many years devot-
ed to rest. This day is not lost. While
the machinery is stopped, while the car
rests on the road, while the treasury is
silent, while the smoke ceases to rise
from the chimney Of the factory, the
nation enriches itself none the less than
during the working days of the week.
Man, the machine of all machines, the
one by the side of which all the inven-
tions of the Wattses and the Arkwrights
are at nothing. is recuperatlng and gain
ing strength SO we'll, that on Monday be
returns to his work with his mind clear
er, with more courage for his work, and
with renewed vigor. will never be
lieve that that which renders a people
stronger, wiser and better. can eve
turn to its i'm poverishment.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-23
Assignee's Sale.

will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for
cash. Thursday the I'd day of January, A. D. 1879
promptly at 10 O'Clock at the hotel of A. j. Nor
rl in West Charleston the Of the estate Of
O. Bennett of said Charleston. bankrupt consisting of
any interest the said bankrupt has in the premises
occupied by him as homestead. the store occupied
by II. W. Dane the shop or store occupied by Horace
Ruiter and vose & Sons Piano. Also lot Of Notes
and Accounts Lumber, Shingles. Set of Scales. Buf-
los. Straw.cutter. &C.
CHARLES CARPENTER, Assignee
Charleston, VT, Nov So 1918. os1.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-23

THE MANAGEMENT OF HoRsEs.-They
should be fed in proportion to their
work. An idle team may be wintered
upon good hay alone when working
lightly feed of grain at noon will be
sufficient, with hay morning and night.
With heavy work, ten quarts of ground
corn and oats, and chaffed straw or
cornfodder, will be good feeding. and in
many cases, for small horses, less will
do. Good grooming is necessary for
health in winter. Ground gypsum
spread upon the floors will prevent the
pungent odor common to stables. This
vapor of ammonia is hurtful to horses
eyes, and the frequent cause of opthal-
mia, and resulting in blindness, il
which so many horses are troubled
Throw few pailfuls of water upon the
floor first, and then scatter around q
shovelful of the gypsum. Fresh all
should enter the stables at the bottom
and the foul air escape at the top
Make small sliding doors for ventilation
and cover them with wire netting o.
laths to exclude vermin.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-23
THE NATIONAL scoURGE.

It is estimated that the annual DANA
ges caused by the ravages of insects and
worms exceed S15O,000.00O in the
United States alone. Truly an enormous
loss Yet it sinks into insigni6cance
compared with the ravages of that more
terrible scourge, consumption, which an
nually sweeps hundreds of thousands of
human souls into eternity. The causes
of consumption are various. depending in
every instance for the development Of the
disease upon the scrofulous diathesis, or
temperament, of the system. Thus the
same cause which will produce in one
person an attack of acute disease or a
slight nervous prostration, will engender
consumption in person of scrofulous
habit. That consumption can be cured
by proper treatment will be readily per-
ceived when the exact nature of the dis
ease is understood, viz: the accumulation
and deposition of scrofulous matter, tub
ercles) in the lungs. Obviously, the
principal remedies required are "a a
powerful Alternative, or blood. purifier, to
arrest the accumulations and also cleanse
the blood of the scrofulous matter, and
(2) mild cathartic to expel the diseas-
ed matter from the system. This course
of treatment, in conjunction with strict
hygienic regime, has proved the most
successful method of curing this disease.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgatiye Pellets are the
best Alternative and cathartic remedies
before the public, and have been alone
used in thousands Of cases of consumption
with the most marked efficacy. DIR.
Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, at Buffalo. N.
Y. affords special and unequaled advan-
tages to consumptives, not only possess
ing the best medical and hygienic means
of treatment, but having the essential
advantage of being situated in a climate
where the inhabitants are notably free
from this disease.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-12-23
how TO DO THE FAMILY
WASHING.

The clothing for the weeks washing
being duly assorted, it is we'll to place
coarse and badly-soiled articles By them
selves in warm suds to soak until you
are ready for them. Then take the
colored clothes, wash, rinse and starch,
and hang them out to dry; hannels,
also should be disposed of in the early
part of the day. These done proceed to
the white clothes. A little soaking in
as warm suds as can be conveniently
managed is undoubtedly a help, and with
that and the washing through two suds,
kept as clean by renewing as your sup
ply of water will admit of. brings them
ready for scalding (not boiling). One
should never have less than three tubs
to use in family washing. and four
are better. Into the deepest tub you
have throw the garments as they are
udeuCO lIOu eu0 ScCOuu SuuS, SudhluS
them loosely, and rubbing little soap
where there is any indication of its be-
ing needed. When the tub is nearly
full, or you have all the clothing Of
that class in. pour over it boiling water
in which little soap has been dissolv.
ed, until they are we'll covered with the
water; then cover the tub with blan-
ket or whatever will hold the steam
until you can bear the hand in to wash
the clothes out Of this water. AS this
is the last of the washing every par
should be carefully examined and have
whatever rubbing may be necessary
wiring lightly. as the suds helps il
bleaching. and spread on the grass
where the sun will fall on them the res
of the day, and keep them wet by al
occasional sprinkling from a garden
watering-pot. This scalding has to b.
repeated if you have more than one tub
full of clothes. With the coarsest an,
most soiled articles there is no objection
to boiling for a few moments, but
would advise taking from the boilin,
water into fresh, clean suds before put
ting out on the grass. This part of the
washing can be accomplished and every
thing cleared up by one or two O'Clock
where there is good large wash. A
the clothes should be left out to bleac
all the afternoon. this part of the da
can be utilized, If you are hiring by tn
day, in having the calicoes ironed. A
late as you can conveniently do so. hav
the clothes taken from the grass, sti
keeping the coarse and fine ones sepa
rated. ard put to soak in liberal sup
ply of clear water. The next mornin
have them rinsed from this water, Q
one slightly blued after. Ii dried unde
favorable circumstances they will loo
SO white and smell SO delightfully."- pur
and fresh it will be pleasure to wea
them, and you will have the comfort {
knowing your clothes wear out instea
of washing out--a much slower bt
| more satisfactory process.