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Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04

TED, BAN. iusas ban I'll Siuusn {:
"5se tlsneu. lss boiler life lsn'
aer I'd. Stulas au pso It 6nNs
unesr bIipe ueest, iaa blls Ror
os bss hsna, iiIsius mig alt BEL
Sne,. i,s bar slOrt asnot Os hs.
at les tror paa Sub. Wte BET
iamue Tom Der en- Braabie %, req
bssa, to Of 9ualust. 6innsn nj
Gag i IN Soussnos % tIaurses op
men 5,urit ila ban life msr. I'll.
ga Slime sitsr laees Seirst ila.
IN Rnsitr tom isil,nos. iaa Spal.
oct, tos Sinusn os eros Smlors
for lam pan esi bsoiis. Ruslsrns
tuIes nttop inc ei,nusm Nloro,n,
"a ea Sinbsn blsp lousrs. isilect
ban tot inc MOB Glpsbattsn. Der
lanoiatts ban 5inusn. ION laalsoss
nso sasu Wuuo tuuos iurt9ls esn
tuna, Sloenot.
Sei par Yaaf,nitsu. 8irtsn oa
Srattsaarosn laa omirtrt en- aalp
/ ,5lsroluspsi ira eip,battsn. Yrs.
ten iae / M RoHtor. ion laa iaa!s.
ees. at man iunnt Il og lmoo Geisn
% 10 moo sirsssaaretn. "a laa
Jan tn Eussrlis SSrs. S,i paT
saml, sR9eam Sormau, ian bar
n rsa Sack Ezsu grutn- Gfitr
3tuet .su Sasshris, % Siuutn
MT 9at.t o Saast d q. ire
pa sn.eaaatAn Tn nj ~ Sitn
susr Sapal S,zsi,z tapss flus
I 6gsohcetr. gtr scerEaus sarlsrt
at tat,, 90 IN lissz GraV. % eam!s
Srrntnt. :. T, nst SIT / eu
Stpttt. Eraii; To- M 'ltretr lts
ran Sub, ion fan lei, es Sroen.
az. 9pae Der IT ieoi i SnHn m,a
Sors iursaar. % bet nutitv 1T. Of
hoIet sjea for nm Grm'.
glen tnus 90 iprrsee no cpsr
Cinsnt m,o Saa,n al 9aanotn
Saa tpons bun Sraaotn iIIbae, oe
loa rent epsr / en- anetH Zone
-Ss iaa par OR en- Sing Ill. lts
ajerns bib, bsos Sam ON. o
itaI MI mart bare 6%ormauniinbs
mens, g Sr1o,uinsliaitsu i.ol lslsn
Tor. Ru pilos l,s sltrus moe Sae.
uan,, at Sc bonn, Sang life iaii,
Statisn NED for os ihl nj iiel
min pusfs GEN tag, 9auosl,u
Staittu ltnI bIlp, oresnilis bstaIt
lao lana. l,s lspsr, men life On
9raabs SrGnospiu itaI Der ialsss
aI,i!sr i nit que.
'Gr BET NIpor % iasos YrGiisn
rent foruHerst. "Sillptts mso od
6oriaf, Os iaa iiol be iaa at il, of
Der % nnoes tn Sub. JON fan r,ils
BET Beisos / Rlarllsbso".
Glen iunrsns life, Os Yraiisn for.
ieste at sipe Samtaleu en- anosu
&snnins. Dan ian ub eieunsm
8inoust % iusos: "9st CT oa for.
lpiulst l1nss. fer glp,n saar op laar'.
"Stu sr u,top pso oct nu", iua.
rses Glen "tbi its iaa Hart &ann
opps uso glptbaitsu-.
"Sa, nsr bar Oct p9ret it1rftii
irOsiet'. iasoe YrGitsn mto en- be
uuosrlis BstOnina.
,5ltrs Nar ,ftr tom 5aftortn en-
Sang pao en- Sorrsininssrslis hi
Glpsbaifsu. Ssn 9nmls Susmonsr
iaa r9iten lissoau uo iom ffr, fun
uar Saarst suo buinsrs. Ss ila
laa Der lanst iterre 5rso baaet
hsnoes Sis Os goi1rb.
Gu Nitsnitunb, iom Be lab alien,
os talsos lammen on eamls Gage.
pros bun It nubt Sut % lascs
"pultsr 81 lille OLE? "a. Der mar
MI inasu. iOm ullbs tro mig, Eaar
leg iasoe. Of Oct Barn uIlns bio,
min NlosroOms 8l9bt. W,n is.
ON ban life bIsp ost7 5hl lta
l9rts at ianos 0srss Orb, at min
Sang Den Sulsaitsn pllos bllus MIG
til @slilsnslis. Ss Den Siisrns,
iom De iasos uiloe lpis for mig -
ia bet par 10 8stlsbsmsiiitrnsu, 81
uisuts - Den lpisr MI SUB ifs eop
% Saf flart pna min @iisnhlm mel
% i Asrs ems baaber lsa at naps
isisn baaos min lille OLE o. o.
andre. ION sif bort ier mig.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04
Set trettenoe Barn.
Siilbring fro 6inmarteH al
Wills Glprr.
(&a ariiicisr Sanien.)
Sietfc Gapitel.
a tr.titnls Narn. Gaak-

Ttf trstienls Barn. Taattn.
Ynn Glusfanisn eitmtt man baa
b. 9ss os aOmsoisipil Den Gftsn, iom
man fuube pente iig. 9etrsue iaoe
/ Nnsit Tor I'm Woosr. ION haues
tnsst uo / iliet fori1reslist @sir.
% oa bun aloftsn otts Rorgsnsn
eitsr enouu life par for men hlsm
blsp BET euonu barre. @amIe Sn.
esbrist ioriesis at ireite esm meo,
at tom bun life Ter, iaa tOm bun.
raar BE- rin9eoe meo alrtstloften ;
tbi ban fisnois ira nm 9lsmbpso en-
llbsn Yiss. iom ~fOrluGubt. % ba
NAL hapoe lset sitsr henns ale
Stsou os Inlet iunost. ltlennses
mon, al bun par blsrsiaesn. %
sif ba til Sirter % rlassoe mso
&irtstlotterns. % itroI silsr fanol
man heuee iopsnos nnher en- Gne.
barbuit / StOusu.
Oct sif, iom 5u9ebriat hapos
ipaast. Z SGmriusen, aloftsH IL
ON 6ormlooaaen, 6a BET rlrgeoe
iammsn til @uostlsusiis. iaa man
en-, tort Yrit paa Glptn, lom fOm
nGrmsre os n9rmers. 90 an Stuno
eftsr fom ben @amIs poa Gil
Setrsnt bIsp itoraIaos, fan On ulps.
nj bsnos IND oe lapspe parmi Grltfs
Ill benpe; men bun laa trGi %
opsranltr1nst no.
"@ub #, COP. ri bar big isitn'.
iasos DEN enc Cater. bpor funbs
bu ngnne at remme ira os SuIe
aftsn. os oine Sulegauer NJ on bel.
Ter life. Som M ltal on lsi
"3uIssaps? iusos ben @amls
so Der ltal = iaa is Suleaaps !"
90 Ssrmeo trat bun irem al Bar.
men ct lspeuos Barn. ioebt / 8su.
faIusitino. os lases BET miet pao
Borbst.
Seq pso not. at - Ct ct ubpa.
eeliet Sal, % oa 8otberrs bar 81.
oct mig u Bern, sr BET fanits at
frifte BAN al Tag: esi trettsnos. msn
ies iunoe life anbet. ba Roosrsn
oeoe. sani,s iaar lse mere 6IGhs
al bette trstttnbs. emo al Be andre
tolp iillammtn".
9rrpoa tos bun Barnet, eif ine
/ MT SopepGr,lis oa ipsItos ON BET.
Nen fer bun sit. bnb bun Satto.
rsn nnoe irsm en- Suttertasis. ION
ifulbs pare til &us9e Obi ben.
bun bapos bTust Ill Dc andre tolu,
hapos bsnoss GIoits Saiftr iaasi
ba bun nj III ierits. pun par gift
paa en- SaubsIsplabs fsrs RiIe
bOrts cs bauos lire Sfrn. Ser.
nait iatts bun 5attorsn III al isrs
&asisn m,o 8snusitIno oe ipisrs
reot 8lnos etrpaa. os gamls Snss
brist itulos lace Sanger.
Dbl eu baut BEN poa louas slsr
paa tpars % ipursis 5ussbrist.
ia sler benz. iom lss brusts
benz ier".
"3a. BE- par poa iuers De-.
Ssn ab Gitsrmiobastu pnr ben
lille gusss fGrois. Yaa mango
&ar bapbs man if, bert Glen ROr
man ipnas. men ira bsnoss Gone
p9rslis leo Der M IN CANINE Rug.
gspiis. Naitm GIT % ben anosu
Dag meb. Rsb forte Wslsmrum
berts man ben ipHos Barncrrit fac
fang % bpsisos ben @amls. % be-
blep ioier lille
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04
Lee. Johnson & Co

Spffmnina % N partrina 81
muhialh Snirumtntsr. uefsrfs al
|rrf. 4. u. I. @rtm. S~tliteesnqdit
32Tanures. 50. III.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04
JOHN r.. SLACK.
Neanifabsforer,

DEBORAH. Iowa,
Sil lltus. rrtas "a aiiIutit RanllSts
fssG iini tfit g1l rdlssr3s Rsln'llttr.
rgialt S3sfmfr fer AfsHitlbcr dlu igrtts
be Il simls. eFsIsrs acausnl A0n7aesr
"a / ei ctls ialrt jHrisrs %c9hclttr Ars
leh,. ttislm5fH Jtmdia. gRaH Nnrtne,r
~ III J. N. glad s4u III u. !. &eji,T.
a.eissfI. %.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04

')"sr hstpssr gas Clint "3a".
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04

i~tssaaresn. Sun bantsos paa Ron
torbersn % fom inb. Sun bilisesYr9
ten. o. oenue mob itraT op % sau
osnos Soinosu. San pilbs slarnt
ilse nOsIs treiisnbe Orb, men nj
benz lite frsm. San pibifs. at bun
lite tunos llos bam, Os essuosn
par ban en- pnsrs Wano, iaa Del
srsb bam iaa Inesrlis at itaa for.
an osnue it9rts. al SOrs nsobeises
8uinos. Saa iasbs ban bIOot "Ss
bar bait en- flor SOrs?"
A5a. Bet Ct NOT iaa". ipalses
Glen, "os MI pilos ies b,os Yr9
item pie mig Den gslpilis al iaits
Serb paa uosls 9spniussr al min
9ptts. iom iss bar nsbiat / 8rapsn.
Den anbsu nj fer itOr % opb 6rnp
I'll. at lss fan pie bam ben iioite
Woosrplist4. @Siulos bet barre
firaI p ipursts Yr9itsn.
"aa nei, LAD bet bare ill Ror.
gen, naar belle RirtsaImuen sr lam
lst. ianife Der oa CT en- % anotn.
iom pil ore lille Ole tn 5aare".
Ss fab en- Sio lang title ubsn
at llss nosst. Saa trpffeoe snoslis
ROr Glen frsm af iis: 90 iau
oil iss iiss Dem Sat for be Orb,
., tall, iii mig ON Zen Sub. Tom
fan hlsmiess 6acr,n,s Snbfab pan
Dc bl,p, rent buelei, % blOois,.
"a ban mar!set. at &rai,srns iuis
'r"sr hstpssr sas Clint "3l".
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04


Gem TENT / &sH hi quite Slss.
III hare Scraar tcmmu /;
Ger srsui NIT ara TAI berlis iiaa
o. fine epte Bseetr ilsi
J Gri9bsrsns Semmu.
Gar mig. c lille Srxifual tn,
VT fringe mtg m,e fraets GU
I'll uttiltneit SuanNe!
Mar all IT Sintsr bsr ~ Is.
"a Raj Il spisi 4araeis
4RI3 bisiti aatent lilnnt.
Ear mia, eu lstn Semmniusl.
~ isHesrbrpN tanas Stlul.
Scm nu min Sribee tptnstr.
Gn Srm lss irpbsr sue pla Serb.
5nart flscs bsii met istts Sler
d splent 4urpurrinsfr.
IN, fem ia S.psn imilu bin.
agin @uus Trdia. rpfus Suh
sGr mtg al rpIn5t Scrssn.
Spirl isr mis SaSssts srsnnt 6lls ;
sansirstas ear en- tirisr 0as-
area iiisn par 9~aaf,cmsrssn :"
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04

Eager.
&iocsuoiats

Safrb Saas, Slastsr, Mater
~ Sirsti, 0escrah, 5sra. alilasf
ir,lti a ialt Slse iami 1sIie tilialss.
sps3 90 Siaffra flsbss I'll bsisss Rat'
tsesFrlitr. % 1 Il.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-04
/. M. Bearce,
Seteriudr % CsrldSe,
IOWA.
Sifite: Cor .MaibiuQtou 81. & Srpabua,

Cr. z. W. Ssart.. uesraminsrtt III
Observation-Disclosures / 9bisase. btiltnsisjsl
bsrrte. al ban MI tsbanelt R icriilslla,
SNecmms. dlmiuetlias bee Ssir q Spas
.iitr rirsn'attlist 9rinciptr cs intsisltl
hs Ill YntlItum.
Cr. Seart bar isls.ne. @ubsialins fra
o. y. Tan:
"Ssrcte bsrients. al Or. z. M. 9sartt
bar en- COB ll~eeanntlis iem 9titrinxr. "
ia lager tie | Ss~isninins al instials ban
ION iaaean.
@. &. 9ate.
VrindraI ipr G5isasp 9stsrinxr.3 uiiimi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04

eyes and does not wink when the gun
goes Oft With one eye he measures
distance, with the other he takes aim,
in shooting he leans well forward On his
left foot, and his left arm extends along
the rifle barrel as far as it can reach,
almost to the muzzle, and he holds it
straight as the barrel itself.
Carver will try to make match with
Bogardus before he goes west. The diff
ficulty appears to be that they cannot
agree as to the articles. Carver has
money with both the Winchester and
Parker gun manufacturers, and Bogar-
dus has forfeit waiting at the New
York Clipper Office. Carver wants to
shoot for the medals that Bogarlus
holds. representing his championships.
They cannot agree on that point, and
then Bogardus wants to shoot at pigeons
at three distances, under various rules.
Carver objects, and so they cross the
path of each others intention, but can
not travel on the same road. DIR. Cary
err will probably not shoot in this city
again for year.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
The Next French President.

The Paris correspondent of the Eren-
ing Post writes: "The clever conserva-
tives are pushing General Chanzy for
ward as candidate for the presidency
in 1880. The General is man of mark,
and is a republican and a soldier at
once, but is profoundly attached to
many principles which the mass of re-
publicans in this country would not &C
cept. The "anything-to-beat Gambetta"
people would vastly like to see him
elected. But Gambetta will be the man
unless all the tokens fail. Just now he
is taking his summer vacation, and the
fruits of his leisure will be an autumn
campaign which will bring him more
conspicuously than ever before the
public. BY certain remarks dropped in
the speeches of Jules Simon and others
at the dedication of the monument to
the memory of Paul Louis Conner at
Nieretz the other day, it is easy to see
that prominent republicans feel conf
dent of the results of the next sena-
torial elections. If those are decided
III favor of the republic, the last hope
of the monarchical factions will van
ish, and being prince will be but an
idle vocation, an ! by no means profit
able one.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04
Ii Is Worth Il Trial.

II was troubled for many years with
kidney complaint, gravel, &C.; my blood
became thin; l was dull and inactive;
could hardly crawl about and was an
old worn out man all over. and could
get nothing to help me, Until got Hop
Bitters, and now am boy again. My
blood and kidneys are all right, and |
am as active as n man of so, although l
am -. and have no doubt it will do
rs we'll for others of my age. 1t is worth
the trial. II Father.)
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04

TRUEFrrr the great London hair
dresser, has already established an
agency in Cyprus, and received a dis
patch the other day to the effect that
the first Englishman who had landed
on the island had been cut and shaved
by its representative.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04

IN Hungary the national costumes
have nearly died out entirely, every
lady in everyday life dressing as they
do in Paris; but, as far as eating goes,
goose remains as of yore the national
dish.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-09-04

THERE are bed-bugs in Bavaria.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02

laration of Independence so that every
word will be distinctly heard by every
citizen of Manhattan Island. 1t will call
out all the stations on a railroad, and
the locomotive will 60 through the coun-
try talking whatever the engineer thinks
it necessary to say. Steamers can con-
verse at sea. Lighthouses can warn
ships in storm. Fire districts can be
shouted; also information whether a
fire is Speeding of being mastered" =
81 will have on exhibition at Paris, !"
said Mr. Edison, eight telephones,
besides my monograph and aerophone. !"
6 To what uses do you expect the
monograph will be putP'' he was asked
i" Several" he replied.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02
v Talk With Edison, the Telephone
Man.

The following is from an account of
an interview by Graphic reporter with
Prof. Edison:
Edison then showed us his dismantled
aerophone. 'sSome of it started for
Europe last week." said he, "and l
can't show you how it sounds. But
here, you see, is the same tympanum
that we use in the telephone and phono-
graph; we speak against this, and its
vibrations, instead Of pricking a sheet
of tin-foil, opens and closes valve in
the steam-pipe, and thus gives to the
whistle the calculations of the human
voice. 1t is much simpler than the
phonograph, and its audible speech can
be heard four miles, or even more 1
will guarantee that it shall read the Dec
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02
Lord Leitrim as q Landlord,

The Earl of Leitrim was well known
as a landlord whose ideas of the rights
of property prompted him to stretch the
powers given him by the law to the ut
most limit, and who was therefore ex-
tremely unpopular with his tenantry
and with the small farmer class gener-
ally. For over twenty-five years he had
been consolidating farms, evicting ten
ants and turning his land into immense
grass farms. During that time he had,
perhaps, received more threatening let
tiers than any landlord or agent in Ire
land, and on more than one occasion he
is supposed to have narrowly escaped
with his life from armed parties lying in
wait for him. He owned immense
tracts of land in the Counties of Done
gal, Leitrim and Derry, as we'll as a
small estate in Kildare, and probably
evicted more tenants in his lifetime
than any many in Ireland. It is said
that, unlike other landlords, he was
quite impartial in regard to the religion
Of his tenants, and hundreds of sturdy
Presbyterian farmers now settled in
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, as well as
Catholics, were forced to give up their
homes in Donegal and emigrate.
The popular press in Ireland have for
years held him up to public odium as
the worst of the IS exterminating !" land
lords, and he frequently figured in the
low courts as party in aggravated dis
putes about land. On more than one
occasion, also, he appeared at the local
"pretty sessions - in cases which
aroused considerable popular indigna-
ton and gained him great deal of
newspaper notoriety. Many Of his ten
antry live on the rocky coast of the At
lantic, where the soil is very poor, and
exc out q miserable existence, partly by
fishing, partly by gathering kelp on the
sea-shore, which is sold for manufacture
ing purposes. The right to gather this
kelp had been exercised from time i'm
memorial by the tenantry, but some
years ago Lord Leitrim and few other
landlords claimed the kelp as the prop
erty of the landlord, and in cases where
he found them gathering it he had them
arrested for theft. The irritation caused
by these petty prosecutions was very
deep and extended over many parts of
Ireland not Immediately affected by the
itigstion.-Ne,o York Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02
Australia's Rapid Develsrnsn

Ninety years have elapsed 49,
Australian colony was occupied y
land. On the Both Of Febrnss1 y.
Capt. Phillips anded there " -
city of Governor, and took pose ~
the continent, then wild and WHOM
cultivated. He had with him -
number of convicts, and At onca
about the Installation OF q pena -, Il.
ment. The world" was very AZ
from foreseeing that this tesl i.
which is nearly equal To Europe
perfces, would, in less than
contain apopulation Of two nallhs
a half of whites, and that = y.
commerce would amount to ~,
d sum nearly equal TO thai 9 rs
Britain at the commencement g Il
century. The colonists, 49, ~
whole, possess revenue Of fi0,e
and the fields which, ct the tla ~ =
cupation, were only peopled y
roos, now feed seven millions 8 -.
cattle and sixty three millions y
The first,.great Impulse gjsss ~
prosperity of lhe colony was tns p ss'
cry Of gold, but during the "a. W
of a century many other and mo-, ~
ing sources of wealth have Deen 81 Y
cred in its agricultural and min''s
auctions.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02

animal with the little, pinched.n. q:
headed scsallion that has kid n i ss !
ing, no feeding, no care. Hs S sss
run too long, and his head ar ana g
are thick and shaggy. He bs. auf'
half-starved during the winter - y. y
the flesh put on by the scant ora, ~ 9
summer, and he comes 10 the s s. si'.e
a brute of which, after the tam. \
soap-grease man and the. olue.s ,s
get their share, there is little IS !.
the meat-stall, and that of asFS, AZ Y Ssil
suited to the glue factory tbSr -
BILE. OF course the price barelv i
transportion and. other expenses
glass is a great help, but &c isnot;; n :.
sary to have tito make q good hnls,
This can be done wherever Can !!
hay will grow, and that isaaal ers y
Western and much, of the. Soa.s'
country. Let farmers, then, whs -
plain of the low price of tobaenn :.
the want of a market fol. horse /.
their attention to feeding q few cslNe
the right kind. This branch q N
ness is not likely to be oyerdone i !
near future, and when it does IN !
mand will perhaps have caught n \
the supply Of horses, hogs, and NJ
stock that will not bear export. i y
calf properly stalled and fed il the g
tleman that pays the rint, /" as the n
say.-Louisuille Courier-Jourpal
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02
FARM TOPICS.
cattle versus Horses.

1t seems hardly to be believed, but we
can see on the streets of most any of our
country towns, on a public day, good
plugwork horses, sound and not over
age, selling for less than what good
thoroughbred steers will bring. The
farmhouse seems never to beequoted
higher than $50 to $50, while the bull
lock sells readily at $40 to $50. When
we take into consideration the extra
cost of the horse, it is to be wondered
that so many farmers will pursue the
policy of raising year after year a very
common colt, and never saying once,
I" Here's your mule" or " Here's your
beef" There is an outlay of 81 to $l5
for the breeding of the mare to begin
with, and then more care is to be taken
of a colt and usually more generous feed
is given it, even if it does not consume
as much. Now if this first outlay were
invested in good grade steer-calf, and
liberal feeding INDUCED in until he is
three years of age, the owner can pock-
ct more cash for him than he will get
for the colt at four or five. There is
another feature of this subject when
stripped of its narrow limits; there is
not a carload of shipping-cattle in the
United States that can not be shipped,
after being slaughtered, to Great
Britain at remunerative figures, while
probably one-half the horses would
scarcely sell for enough to pay freight
to, seaboard city. Then
the farmers will surely be more prosper
GUS if they turn their attention to some
thing for which there is demand, and
drop off that which seems overdone. u y
Some very fine coachrhorses bear
transportation beyond sea, and there is
some demand for such in Eastern cities.
but it is limited and confined to stock
into the value of which enters largely
both blood and training, and more Of
the latter than the ordinary farmer can
give. We do not intend to attempt to
estimate profit in raising, common
scrub cattle, lest it bring us to balance,
s'over the left" There is no profit In
raising, feeding OF butchering cat
horned, coarse-shouldered,. tough hide
scrub. If beef be the object, the animal
should be one just as near akinto short
horned parents on both sides as can be
procured. Then he should never be. al
lowed to get hungry for a day. Keep
him eating and you keep him growing.
AT three years of age you may reasona-
bly, expect to produce fine bullock, fit
for the export market, weighing 1900
or 1,6OO pounds, and for which the
present price is to 81 cents per pound.
live weight. Contrast this splendid
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-05-02
from the New York Public

The new metric system proposed by
Stephens. of Georgia, appears to us
susceptible to too many variations. For
instance, according to the Stephens
formula, 100 drops make one spoon. !"
An unregenerate person might carry it
out as follows: Three spoons one fin
ger; three fingers one mad barkeeper;
two barkeepers one grand bounce. -
Chicago Tribune.