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SnS eeibe Nfcbcr

9temsS sSrleans, %. 9lugut. Die
beute bis II llbr NtItta9s etngelaufenen Be
ri6te ergebeu So Gooesfdlle uno 88 ueue @rz
franfungGn.
| Die uSoparoz lHociation" bat &ranfell,
ipdrter mad Bort @ibiou geidlidt; 80 Srtral-
fungen unb 5 Sooesfdle peroen bon bort &C.
melret. Die 9r0Bte gtotb berrift in ieuer
Stabt.
Netu Orleans, %. Iu9ui, Qbenbs.
-9on Mittog bis I'M 1hr pur0en 60 met
tere grfranfunqen uno 10 SpoesfGQe gemelz
bet. Die SeerOi9un9en perben iett Su ipdz
teren Stunben, al8 gemDbnlid], porgenom
men, unO Qaternen lueroeu Sur Seleu6tung
benutt. Sn Mor9aue@itp, 2a., 1T baS gelbe
Sieber iebt ebsntalls ausgtbroden.
Nt empbia, Senu., %. 2lu9uit, Ibenbs.
Die aberarbeiteten hieitgen Selegrapbiiten
puroen burd) Die beute ybenb erfel9te @r.
| franfnng Sert AnreS' I'M ein neitere8 Mit-
9lieb reoHSirt. Oas 6ieber miro INNER boss
artiger. g8dbreno Der nm 1br beute Nbeuo
uerifri6enen "a Stunben erfrMlften 81 Ser
| ioner, ieood Itarben MIR 10. Oie Wtitglles
6dnDe poQ 5u tbun, nm aue &ranfen Su pfe.
Qen unb ale mitteuoler init 9tabrung 5u oer>
ieben. gSeitere Iufrufe I'M 9ulfe itnb a5gez
lHlIl IUuluSH"
Sort CABS, 9a., %. 2tuguit. - @rz
frantungeu ieit g:itsrn /; &OoeSfdle 1.
Dt empbiB 8, Gem, p. 9tuguit. - Oie
Seude 1T i'm Nbnebmeu; pon llbr gcitcrn
4beuo bis beute Wtittag muroeu 81 neue @rz
franfungen gentelbet, iebodD 1T Die 3abl Der
5ooeefGQe 9eriuger, al8 am porbersebeuDen
| Gage. Sn Senatobia, 0tiii., iino flinf Ber=
ionen am gelbeu 6ieber erfrantt, unp Elm Yaz
nif iit inter Den Semobneru auS9ebroden.
4ae, weld)e Die 0tlttel beiieeu, entfllebeu ans
Dem Srte.
Sidsburg, Niii., %. Nuguit- -0a8
gelbe Sieber per5reitet iidl jeet and inter Der
farbigen BeU1lfeuln9 urO olele gteger puroen
beutc bon Der Seufe befallsu. Siini3ig mei=
tere @rfranfllngen unb Sebu SoOe8fdle Wurz
Den bis llbr beute gta9mittag genleloet.
Die Qnsabl auer &ranfeu in oi2isr Stabt pirD
| jett peridteoenarttg auf 800 bis 600 gei6abt.
IS berridlt GROCER Wangel all &er3ten.
2oui8 pille, &p., %. auguit. - s. 81.
Oapi8 aus 9renaoa, 0tlii., folb beHte 0torz
gen I'M bieft9en ngSauerlep 6ouic" am gelbeu
6ieber.
p=Springs, 0tiff., %. 9uguf.
- OaS biefge @omnliIiaItat 1T BON lSaib-
ington aus angemteea moroen, 5000 Static
nen Mebl, 8obnen, &affee uuO 3uder uno ie
800 Bfuno Sped unb friideS S6weineaeii1
an Die 9totbleloeuoen in Grenada Su bertbei=
len. Son ben bier aumeienoeu Slii6tlingeu
aus infiSirten Stdoten ltegen bret am 9elbeH
c;ohpr Anr1ipNpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
Sine Aarfr

an ale, D.las OH ben GoIseu bon SussnbiEnben,
rerpofer G1nGae, 5nttrdituns, Btriua Der Tsanz
nsstrat &c. ei6en, ienbs Id TO 4 enfrei elm Reepi
Sas Fe turirt. Disies srcee Seilmitel mutoe bon
,nem Wilffondr In Ghb=4merfa entbedt. Stid Elm
abreiFrtes @oupert an 8eo. Soieph 3. Snman, Stas
ton D, Bible.Souie, N.=a. @ita.
fSft.8.fS. .t&iB. .{.n.%.ys
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@0nferotfe.

Neu-gorf, p. 4usut. - s. g8. 8er=
taur, GounliiiiOns9duOIer 81 GOrnmalt8,
gteu.S S1ottlunO, bat falllrt. Yaiiipa $685.
600. Nftinn Sl22 .G0n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
eas tpuuoerbar .ptrtenpe samtmitteI

SuIphi d e o f A n c u m.
Ninnen, 8lItben, 8eulen uno alle Sautausibld9s
perben un bebinst 9ebettt; 81 bas Badet NIT
Der Bof susei6dt. Wan ienbe SificezStempel
s,r yampblet nebit 9ebraudsanmeuns.
9r. 9obu,e 6 Comp. Rr. S6. SftzSapettefr.,
Den 4potbefer bat es. C6ebr20, ,1S,i i.a.S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
@erbanolttn9en oes Notter'I0en
EAttfffc1S

New<Dorf, p. Nuguit.-WtaiOr Surfe
bem Botter'lhen @Omite mo wuroe bon 5ru.
Bo.ter in's &reuSperbGr genommen.
SpGter nurbe g8. s. 6ome aus Seras,
Gin @lerf i'm Sdatamte, pernOmmeu, uno
Butler fra9te i'm, oh er om 26. Sebruar 1877
Dem @Ouuernellr 9oung bon Ohio OaS Ste
ultat Der @cnferens i'll n9Sormlep'S 6otet"
our9 cine 0epeid)e nlitgetbetlt babe? j3euge
meigerte iid, Die Srage 81 bsantmorten mie
ct erfldrte, auf ben 8atb ieiues 4opOfateu.
OnS Snnlite pertaate iidl odrauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
SMiHsnad1rfmfstt. .

8bilabelpbia, %. Ausuit. = Der
Dampfer ySbiO" iit beute mad eiuerpool ab.
gefabren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
Mlt,
beMSDrt
1nb dbt.

Die 2eute merOen -un0 Wcr'g nod ntbt tf, IOat
e5ietn-luit Den Nunoer6aren Yor5iaen eneS sroBeu
amerfaHiden Uitttels, oes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
MpoQtnartS
gtatiirlifbes
Mineral- 40 a { +.
Sn hphen1 @rabe moullireno.

0anjtfa beentad,tet ourtb Die Academic de Me:
decline" pon sSranfreib, mo beIien Sertauf In
Sranfreib autorifirt ourb SpejtazSefret oeI
fran3oiiiden HegteruE9.
Gmptpblen pon ben podbften drstttdIen Mntort=
fdter in Hefuzgorf, als:
Gin entsidenbes Getrdnf."
n9iel porsisider, als Sidbp, SelterS= ODER tr9ene
elm anberes lSaiier."
sGebr mobltDuenb uno erfrii6eno."
rMbiolut rein une seuno; beiier, als ollie anoeren
Nalier iGr ben tdaliden 9ebraut; fret BON
alleu ginwenbungsarilnoen, pelde 9e9en oas
Sroton@ uno fInItlib mouiiireno 9elHabtes
Baiier eetenb selnadbt Derben..
rYur BON Icinem ei9enen @aie ourdsogen."
nythtltd uno hod)lt cn9enehm."
r@eihnb nno iebr 9eetsnet bel Spspepfe une
afuten 8ranfbettsfdaen."
rVtilo erltlduernb; befommt gSeroauun9S I6Das
then uno Sur gi6t @eneigten oor:i9li6."
nSei gSeitem oaS anaenebmhe Getrdnt, ob rein
ober NIT gSein gemht 9etrunfen iebr nibltt
bel Uaqen= o0er Salen=@atarrh un6 bel 9ift.'
rydbt nur elm Surus, lonoern cine HotbDenot9:
feit."
gu baben bei allen gSenbdnolefn, @rocern, Npo:
tbetern uno Otineraluaier=Sdn in ben 9an5eI
8er. Staaten, unb i'm @roBuerfauie bei
freberiA De Barn 4 Comp,
aleinisen Igentfn,
9ar. Al ttt:o 43, gSerreit Strafe.
Te NJ )orf.
Sebe dbte 6lalhe trd9t Die rsqiftrirte BE Bib
Gtifette Der
Mponimarts 6ompann (2imt.eo) 9onoon
(&ept2i. .iS. .IoH& Oonn4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
0es6afts -(siuite(l1tua cttter Senf,

Gan Sran5i8co, p. lugult. = Sic
0ireftOren Der ~Utaionic- Saoln9S' & 2oan-
Snftitutton" crtldren, OaB ite IN Solae unOor=
| ii1tlger 9arleben, meld)e alf 6lotteu3abs
lun98-@crtlftfate 9emaAt muroen, ge5wun9en
| fino, bic @eI6Gfte Der Banf gum AbifIuiie
III brin9en. @s iueroeu tetne melteren 0epO,
itteu an9enomtlen, nod .0arleben gemadt
meroen. Sic Aftiua iolleu 10 raid, alS m0g-
lid, flitiiig gema9t werOen, nm Die Depot.
toren aus5u5ablen. Die 9irettor5n 9lanben
i'm Stanbe Su iein, aue @lanbi5cr pcItfom'
men 5u befrieoiQen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
Sr. 2ipcrpool.

Beratbuusslofa1: Sfr. 1872, yforo seutaolII. :.
rfoIo sis froniiden aranfbeiten pes 5irns, 9dles,
Der ssnae Sss Dasens, Der aeber ieren Ylas oss
ssssas sSs nasSSngns dnasa4w i'm s1UsnS%5f Mers5.
fSt mn aiie sronben un6 afuten eeiben 6etoer 9e7
idsdsr. Sr. siperpool, Der srose SnoansrtS1Ian
tersSOftOr, r. 1872, yorosGmtapitras, SeSam, nam,
mil nonfommenen grfoIae, pas 5unoefte betelsen
ssnnen. Werit 6e 6ieien 6as aeben nntsrsra6enosn
ae{ocn fetn @eib mebr neg, onoern beut nnO sfg,
e1d, bon sielen =Grihlaffungen bellen: h@e9 @
6em ae anssren aer5te @ud nit heiien getonnt SM,
m6de em 6ie SIR Sud iene sgS. qS
Rirt;ho If smrnisn i'd gud3 furiren.
GtulSen BON frii6 8 bis abeuos llhr; gsnnteass
Sum Befen Der arbeitenoen 9tai!e uon rub ~ v's
&a&msttaas ubr. lSunt. .lo'Sydssla2s}
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23

1te nemen ti,rfifhen ,:ao ruiHfdsem eTettroz
Aaenatfd,en, WerfnrfaI=. SdImeteIs unb 9arsssf
bdset In Wr. 147. Eardtosas, nnbe @utamHrase,
finb lest ffr Serren unb Damen tn soner ab6hatest
(Geph0, ,12TtteO
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spe3ial ) Meti3elt.
&terber 8eid1atttI
9itsfffd,e uno ruijitd,e 8aoer tiis SO GeutS
tn
gtr. 54, gtprS@2tbestn= =Stra6e.
(Sulf4,tS) .. s. S5errep. @isenthimer.
san, Slet,@maaa 4 Gomp.'s wsesbe,.

WaM 1IFt1WMdMH q 0cutb.3 Wteb0et0
Compressed yeasi).
Da man entbedt bat, baS nteIe Watabmunaen un.
ierer 5efe F1 i'm Diarie befinoen, 70 bat aae dot,
Hresbefe unieres abritats auf iebem Bafete ben as
men unierer 6irma. Gue anberen fInb Nadbabmun.
gen.
Vsan perlanse BON Ietnem Grocer San, NIetfdas
usans & Gnnap.'s Yrebbeie. Edsli1 triit!
Gabrit=Depot: str. "a, NorS=Gatapsg gtrabe.
2. g. Genmett, @eihditsfibrer.
(Wdrs19, ,12gfe1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-23
se,tfrescuSe Mfatre tn We:pbnreD,
yt.=@.-Gin Ssnabe onrd) eiuea
Semtid)cts 9ef6offen, 1tno Seb=
terer Dott oettt 9s0bgl betnG1e 9c=

gtepburgb, g.=g., %. 2lusuit.-Wtor
gi9ler, Elm crit uOr furser 3ett i'll Oieienl
9anOe angefommenir 9eutider, id3OB auf Ell
nige Suu9en, Die getern 9lbenO in ben @orteu
ieines 9tenitberrn etngeorungen warcn uno
Oblt itablen. Der pieriebnidbrige 0tldael
Stapleton murSe bur6 Den SduB getrOfien.
Anfduglidl glaubte man, Der Sun9e lei gez
| fGbrlid) perwuuOet rporoeu, uno Der oii fS=
Sheriff 8ropn bon bier perbaftete gtder,
Auf benz g8ege uad Dem @efdngniiie ftelen
Der dltere 9luoer oe8 permunbeteu Stapleton
unb ein piitheuOr 6aufe BON 0tdnuern iiber
| ben @efangenen her, iudbrenO er nod i'll en-
6Gnoeu oe8 Sderifi5 mar. @r wuroe un-
barmber,is geiblasen unO nit SliBeu aeto=
beu. Die Slinte, bic er nod IN Der SanO
bate, rpuroe ihm entrtiieu, uuO eiuer BON Der
niitbenben Weute bieb nit Dem Solben auf
Tim elm uno miiroe i'm get0otet baben, oa Der
| 5deriff biilf- uno ratbloS baitano uno nt9t
i'm Stanoe mar, Den B6bel ab5ubalten, uenn
nift Der fatbollid)e Prieiter oa5miiden getrez
ten mGre unb benz Wtob befohlen bdtte, ctltz
subalteu. @t4ler mnrGe tuOeiien ihwer Der
Rtt, Der Sube aber 1T MIR lei6t perWunOct
mOr0eu.
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Selearapliifle Sepeiileil.
Jnlanb-D

EBeribte Der ~4focttrten Brefie. fur ben sSersss
&erreip0 0noenten@sl
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9emtjdss uno sns!iigesWotartat.
Gbuarb Rains,
6SEs ss4Gtd)er 90 OF 80,

ole arttn BON gSofariatszt5eSbdTfe:s Do?ir1tIt
n.rbeafn Der bentSdlen uRb cn3Iffogets SpraSe
ausqefer.iet unb ueberiesunsen eeltefert.
@sr. StaatemsYGffe
tperoen 6eiorgt.
,,gnrreipumbent" OsRes,
&de nes Baltimore gtraBe uno DsH Sjftce
(Sen1,1S) MDenue.
gellntadltea
rs ss aassssss s.ss asss.s" ,eessea gbaago aias,
aasaeierttat pom 3totGS,
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as Negerifimtttre6t TT 2lreanTas,
Yittle< 81 f 9lrf., %. QuQult. = 81

snbetradt oes @sriidts, OaB in gbilipps-
@ountp Sereine gebiloet meroen, I'm Die gfe-
ger bel ben beoorltehenoen gSableH am Stim>
men su perbinbern, bat @ouperneur Ybilltps
ftrengen Seiehl ertbeilt, oaB alle oerartlgen
yspreIne nnfnPinif merheu folleu.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20

A Wrong-Eont OYSTER.

Scene in a South Side oyster house.
A certain well-known printer (whom we
will designate as Footstick) slightly in
toxicated, is seated at a table, perusing
the bill of fare.
Footstick-" say (hic). waiter"
Waiter approaching quickly)-"Yes,
SIR"
Footstick-"Gimme some oysters.
Stewed oysters (hic), and don't be all
night about it."
Waiter departs. In preparing the
stew a few clans accidentally got mixed
with the oysters, and without waiting to
remove them, the waiter Climbing Foot
stick too drunk to observe the mistake)
returns and deposits the dish before him.
A few mouthfuls are consumed, when
the mar of types cautiously begins feel
ing about the soup with his spoon, and
presently brings forth a clam.
Footstick (wildly)- Waiter!"
Waiter (returning)-" Yes, sir"
Footstick-" What did l order?"
Waiter" Oyster stew, sir"
Footstick--" Oyster stew. That's so.
Jes' We look at that! (holding upa clam.)
My friend, here's a throughout oyster, or
(hic) the proof Hest Trojan Observer.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20
Country Houses In Ireland,

No one can go into society as repre-
sented in the country houses of Ireland,
says q London paper, without being
struck by the singlar absence of veneer
which he will find there. We do not
mean those country houses inhabited by
people who spend their season regularly
in London, and who differ in no way
from the magnates with their houses in
Yorkshire or Sussex, but the bona fde
Irish country houses, whose owners look
upon Dublin Is their metropolis and
great shopping town, and consider an
occasional month in London as an event
to be classed with the ramble in Swift
zerland o the tour in Italy. The Wis
itor to n of these houses will find no
sham-there is "no deception" His
arrival will cause no furry; he will not
be kept waiting in the drawing-room
while the lady Of the house and the girls
put finishing touches to their beauty.
1t is ten to one hat before he has sue
ceeded in evoking a sound from the
bell--pr0bably broken one-one of the
young ladies will herself open the door,
and nth welcome beaming from her
honest gray eyes, at ono insist upon his
feeling himself at home. There will be
no false pride, no attempt to hide de-
fects, or to make up by brag for poverty.
Rather will fun he extracted from the
very deficiencies, and the stranger will
at once see that there is no danger of
putting his hosts to confusion by de-
handing what is not to be had. If
there is but m man servant, the host
will not complain of the illness or tenn
porary absence of the mythical footman;
if the n man servant is tipsy Ga not
uncommon occurrence in the land of
John Jamieson), the hostess will not be
the least ashamed of being detected as
sisting the maid to lay the cloth and
arrange the dinner table.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20
A Cloud of Witnesses.

For nearly a quarter of a century DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy has been acknowl-
edged by the people as a positive cure Tor
all catarrhal affections. Its great popularity
with physicians and patients, together with
its constantly increasing sale, attests, In ar
guments stronger than words, its healing
power. IL there be general or nervous
debility or impoverished blood, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery should be used
in connection with the Catarrh Remedy.
The following named persons are among the
thousands who have been cured u cdtdrrh
by the use of DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy;
A. +. Downs, New Geneva, Pa; u. }.
Brown, st Joseph, Mo-; +. C.'Lewis, Rut-
tand, VT; Levi Springer, Nettle Lake, Ohio;
Chas. Norcrop, Chesterfield, Me-; Milton
Jones, Serbia, n. Y; j. Il. Miller. Bridger
Station, Wyo.; J. {. Merriman, Logansport,
Ind; NJ. NJ. Post, Logansport, Ind; }. W.
Bailey, fremont, Pa; ii. B.. Ayres, La
Porte, Ind; Jesse NJ. Sears, TT. Branch,
Ind; l.. Williams, Canton, Mo-; W.. A.
Galveston, Tex: Jonas +. Reinert, Stones
vile, Pa; $. w. Lusk. Mcfarland, Wis;
Johnson Williams, Helmick, Ohio; Mrs. NJ.
A. Currey, Trenton, Tenn; J. g. Joslin,
Keene, n. H.; A. J.. Casper, Table Rock,
w. Va; Louis Anders, Gaysport, Ohio; c.
II. Chase, Elkhart, Ind; Mrs. Henry Haight,
San Francisco, CAL; Mrs. E. NJ. Galusha,
Iawrenceville, N. L.; W. y. OTdnaIn, huel
Iowa; A. o. Smith, Newman, Ca; Chas. Z.
Rice, Baltimore, Md. Jesse NJ: Sears, Car.
Isle, Ind. DanI b. Miller, Fl. Wayne, Ind;
Mrs. Minnie Arnaise 800 Delaney street,
New York; II. w. Hall, Hastings, Mich.
William +. Marston, Lowell, Mass. X.
w. Roberts, Maricopa, Arizona; Charles
s. Delaney, Harrisburg, Pa; N. c. Cole,
Lowell, Mass; Mrs. C. J. Spurtin, Camden,
Ala. Ghas. +. Kay, Fredericktown, Ohio
Mrs. Lucy Hunter, Pennington, ILL.,; Capt.
T.. J. Spalding, Camp Stambaugh, Wyo.
1. w. Tracy, Steamboat Rock, Iowa; Mrs.
Lydia Waite, Shushan, N. Y; J. NJ. Peck,
Junction City, Mont; Henry Ebe, Bantas,
Cal; /. p. Cumminns, Rantoul, a.; S. f.
Jones, Charleston, -Four Corners, N. Y;
Geo. F. Hall, Pueblo, Col: VIVA. f.. Bartrie,
Sterling, Pa. II. H.. Ebon, 94s Penn street,
Pittsburgh, Pa; J. Il. J~ackman, SamuePs
Depot, KY; Henry Zobrist, Geneva, N. y;
Miss Hattie Parrot, Montgomery, Ohio
l.. Ledbrook, Chatham, ILL.,. s. B. Mccoy,
Nashport, Ohio; w. W. Warner, North
Jackson, Mich; Miss Mary A. Vince, Oar
len, Wis. John Zeigler, Carlisle Springs,
Pa; James %Tompkins, st. Cloud, Mimi;
Enoch Duer, Pawnee City, Neb.; Joseph T.
Miller, Xenia, Ohio S. B. Nichols. Calves
ton, Tex; II. L. Laird, Upper Alton, ILL.,;
John Davis, Prescott, Ariz. Mrs. Nancy
Graham, Forest Cove, Greg.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20
Trying to Fool the Hangman.

In 1887 a fellow named Kelly was sem
fenced to execution at Trim, in Ireland.
On the early morning of the day intend
ed to be his last he contrived to cut his
blanket into strips about four inches
wide, join them together with strong
wooden threads, and form a double sling.
This he passed under his hams, fastened
the ends at his neck, and there provided
an iron hook to receive the halter.
Thus ACQUIRED he proceeded to the place
Of execution. II is supposed that he had
found e to bride the hangman, to
whom he made a request to draw him up
close to the pulley, and lower him gently
when dead. But the crafty manicure
did not succeed. Kelly had not allowed
for the stretching Of the strips of blanket
BY his own weight, the point of the hook
fastened into his ~windpfpe and gave him
20 much pain that he struggled violently.
He was, however, allowed to hang until
really dead, when his sling apparatus
was discovered.-AN The Year Round.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20
New Application Of an Old Adage.
The NorxiaAoun 4oxaId

~"0 III
His name was Boettels, his age was
sixty, and his ~favorite tipple whisky
straight" A few days ago he staggered
into a hotel, threw down a dime, and
significantly winked his left optic at the
bartender. The latter parsonage showed
out a long-necked bottle containing a
rather weak looking fluid, which the old
topper seized with avidity, placed his
nose to the nozzle and unsteadily OBJ
served:
"Sh-shay, o'ferrer, ishn't thish wine?"
The bartender nodded afirmatively.
Ish NOT morn er year (hic) ole, ish
it%'
Guess that isabout the age of it,"
carelessly replied the concocter of spirit
uous beverages, fondly caressing the
dollar store Kohinoor that shimmered on
his shirt front.
"Weil, zhen, shee here, me gay (hic)
an erfestive boy, ish ergainzh er Divine
injunction ter d-drink fish sh-stuf a
thish."
"Why so?" asked the dispenser Of
drinks.
Why, don'cher know th-the Goot
Book zezh yer mustn't put new win,
inter Old Beetles? Hand ush gu
shomshin er little stronger"
1t was handed out.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20
Artichokes for Swine.


Mr.. f. +. Brockway, of Ainsworth,
Iowa, communicates to the Patrons
Helper his experience in raising arti-
chokes for swine as follows:
Sometime last spring one of your sub
scribers, writing for your paper on the
subject of "Artichokes for Hogs" sug-
gested that some one who was able to DO
so should try the experiment and report.
At that time 1 had planted seven acres,
intending them for my Poland-Chin
pigs, of which | am raising $50. AL
though this is only the second year |
have planted, ! no longer consider it an
experiment. Three of the my neighbors
have raised them, one of them for several
years rather extensively, and it was his
success that induced me to try it. He is
one of our most reliable men, and says
he considers one acre of artichokes equal
to ten of corn; he has raised 10 pigs
this summer. and has scarcely had any
loss of pigs or trouble with his sows, and
he thinks much of his good luck is due
to his fields of artichokes. would have
planted a year or two sooner, but | feared
they were a humbug. Now, l regret
that / did not invest in them earlier.
Had l done 30 my corn crib would not
be empty. My sever acres are now tall
er than my best corn, too large to pillow,
and have only been plowed twice. / will
turn my hogs on them them the last of
September or the first of October, and
let them have the run of the field until
the middle of May or first of June. l
never ring my hogs and am not troubled
with their roofing when turned on good
pasture in June. When you ring a hog
or cut his nose to prevent him from root
ing, you lock him ont Of his apothecary
shop and endanger his health. When
the hogs are turned off the artichoke
field in the spring, it should be levcled
with a harrow, which is all the care and
cultivation it will need.
] think from four to five hundred
bushels per acre an average crop. The
variety we use is the red Brazilian. My
greatest fears were that they would be
difficult to eradicate when once planted.
l have seen one field almost entirely
rooted out, and think, where hogs are
left in too late or too many put on a
small field, there is danger of there not
being enough left in the ground for seed.
When mine are ripened l will dig a
square rod or two and report the pro-
duet, and by next spring shall be able
to give a more satisfactory report Of the
trial. | do not think their f~attening
qualities are as great as corn, but l think
they are better for producing bone and
muscle and building up the system, and
placing them in the best possible condi.
ton to finish up with corn. When our
farmers learn to use a greater variety OF
food for their hogs-grass and pure water
in abundance, with artichokes, beets
turnips, bran, shorts, and corn to finish
with-not forgetting a good dry place te
sleep, then we will hear less compliant OF
hog cholera.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20

Every pasture should conta n some
white clover. 1t will afford more feed
at certain times of the year than any
kind of grass or clover. 1t will not -four
ish in damp soils or those that are very
poor. 1t will do very we'll in a partial
shade, as a grove or orchard, but to
make the highest excellence it should be
sewn where it will have the advantage
of full sunlight. 1t is easy to secure
patches of white clover in a pasture by
scattering seed in early spring on bare
places and brushing it in. One pound
of seed is sufficient to start white clover
in a hundred places in a pasture. The
disposition of this clover is to spread by
means of the branches that run along
the surface of the ground and take root.
Having secured a sod 4 foot square, it
will soon extend 20 as to clover first a
yard, then a rod.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1878-02-20

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