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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29
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= 6afen BON Bottom limb
ndbreno ces nit benz 30. September
1880 beenbisten Sabre 1925 Ginpdnos
rer aueefommen.
Sn 5Olge be5 niebri9en
8aierftanoes I'm Sames Gioer teiIr9f
tet man IN &i6mouo, 8a., einen ems
pfnotiden Wan9el OH Irtnffpafer-
Sn @arnid, st. g., ertrdnfte
Ii6 Die @ttttpe Mdrtbd Cooper aus
8erstueiHung bariber, oaB iie in's Dir
menbau5 9eben ioate.
Sn elmer &oblenmine bel
Bittston, Ba., iuuroe 6enrp @eiB bur6
cine 20 GDnnen 16pere Gait &ohlen,
Die bon Ger 4ede %herunteriiel, eri9la=
gen. @eiB binterldBt cine Srau unb
pier &inoer.
Sn Gan SranCiscp meloet
fid @iaiam 9. harrington i'm Srrenz
bauIe nm Nufnabme, neil er oas unbe.
5tuin9bare 8erlangen TRACE, Semano 3u
ermorben. Man belt Jpn fir einen iiber,
ipannten S6ufer unb idete ibn fort. SIN
einem Der nd6lten Nbenoe 5pg Barring.
ton in einem Saloon ietneH &epe1uer
uno i6oB obne ieoe uria6e einen ieiner
beIten 6reunoe tobt.
Cine rei6e @egenb pbne
ole unb ieoe SnbuItrie. 3rob Der Still.
lipnen BON Snufen, pel9e in benz Gerri<
tOrtum Stem @egicO se5idtet Derner,
6efinoet fi5 bnrt bod feline ein3ige
@uGenfabrif; trip Der 5abnDien @iebs
hesroen, pel6e bort petoen, 1T bod
feline 9erberei bafelbit su finbeu; trDs
Der reidIten @aloungen finoet man feline
ein3iee Sdsemible unb troB oes usher=
flulles on Raturprooucten CUR @iier.
erSeusuHe feline etnsiee @ieBeret.
Sn Sos Angeles Gountp in
Goliferuieu bat q bsreits Dor elmer
@o6e nit Der @einbereituu9 %beepnnen.
Die @einernte perIpri9t allen 8eri6ten
Sufolee treoer IN 8e5ug ouf Cite nod
auf Wense ben frlberen Sabrsdnsen
nl9suiteben. Ser cdliforniide 8etn
griinbet fi6 feline Gteauug i'm @sIts
marft raid uno iider.
s6O,5OO 6 nti6G6ieung Irl
ein ruiuirtes 9ei6aft.-Gbarles Stab
mon in San Srdnciseo bat beim Dor.
tisen Stnbtratbe cine S6noenerioefOr,
i'm 8etrnse BON $50, 800 einse=
rei5t, fir ruelte er els @runb anfIbrt,
caB er AM 8. Sanuar 1873 bort Der
baftet unb Biz gum 1. sunni 1873 N
6ait sehalten tu0rbeH iei. mas ben STUN
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29
rifcns unO snraenisn,,

0~ouueaer ncnlt in ieinem turSli6 er>
idItueneu g8crfe y8uliiihe 2iteratur
uno &ultur" Iurgeujelu ben er1Bten @rs
jabtcr IN Ieres Snbrbunoert5. Sbglei6
uur 8tulge nit benz Geuidlen GuIien IN
Ole Sdranten trettn f0nneu, 1heiut e5
MS ooh, als % oG5 Sob 9Oneg9er's
stpd5 Ibsrtrleben mare. Charles 9is
deus fam gum MinoeIten nit Sur1enz
Icgu nm Die Yalhte l~treiteu. 9iele 6eis
ben decentralization iiHo aud Dem &reiie
Der osutiden 2eier 10 Iebr befannt, baB
cine 8aralcle 5ruiiheu linen fem ausu
entle8eue5 Gbemu ieiu burfte.
&eioe iilto iuusrlit Soealiften GuBer.
it'd Gfealtiteu. sic idiloern Die Ser
bdltnife, iple tie ii9 ibnen ~oarbieten, lie
tOpiren, 10 81 iagen, bGs 9eben, aber iie
trmaugcln nldt, ii6 bes poetiihen 8or=
redts 5u reoieueu, oa5 Dem S6riitltel.
Ter aitbetiibite 8ere6tiIteit gu ii6cn 9es
itditet. 0idens luie Surgenien i6reiz
ben aus Ibrer Belt. Der Cine hat III
GuQtauo cine reibe SdaubIbne BON
dlIsgtprdQteu Ghnrdf-ereu Dor i;6. Sn=
ltiiutEoneu, SI!ten uno Ginjelharaftere
oIele5 Sluoss bobcn cine Nrt pom 3Ib>
belt en- iib, Die nIdt Iberraihen tulro,
lueni mGu ii6 Die itetige @%ntipidslung
iciutr polItiibcn &ergdltniiIe per-
g~ege,uparti8t. melbe Ielten
ourt9 dUbere GnIliiie unterbro6eu
ugrae. 2lebnlides ldBt iih
ppH 9fubtano ia9en. Qu6 bier batten
Die giurs4tungen 9eit cine geuiIie
Sei,ilteit a%rSunebmen; aud bier Die IN
Guglauo tuuuten lit uu9eit0rt Originate
bEi0eu, lUenn au9 Originate elmer duoe-
rem, roberen Dirt. 8eioe S6riftlteQer
bducu ea meiIterbaft %pertdnoen, bic ddz
en- Snpsn ibreS HdnoeS b~erous5uereis
fen. 8stoe begeguen iit feruer III Der
eolCn @lgeutblmiid!eit, nift nur untere
bdlttn Su WoQeu, iuIoern l~Obensuertbe
etbjldle posr prli,ii6e 3pede 81 uerfol.
3eH. IS ut oies cine Mrt Eenoenss
l6riftitellereI eoIer Nr 9idens 6rana
auf S~erbeneruna Der S6ulen, nuf 8e>
~prgluiictioH oes @efdu9niBucieus, auf
8elierEug bes NrbeiterluuIeS, fpGbreno
9ugeHieiu unermIolId ar Dem 9roBen
uno l6Wiergen Merfe Der i3ioiliTruna
ieiueS SdterlduSeS ~9ear6eitet bat. So
ba6en mir III Den bcIoen 9eruerrern UNI
oeu 9tufat, Der erite Gr5dbler Su iein,
olrimshr S!uei Gilei6ltrebenoe auf benz
Siaoe sur 8srocutummnune Der WteHl6-
belt eridHnt.
8etrdbt.t man Nun lire abpeideaoen
Observation-Disclosures, 10 1T es i6per,
osm GIlen pier Anberen ben Sorsus at
eebeu, nenn 8eloe iinb Meiiter in ibrer
Nrt. QEie fDltlib ii oieies liebeUole,
lautiSe bumorlpruoelnoe, anmltbig
breite G%Inorineen bes Briten in feline
@egenlidnoe! gSie mobltbueno lift oieIe
iub!ile 8~eHauigteit III Der S9iloerune
Der duseren 0tnge uno Der 96araftere!
9as lift fem bloBeS IuIbdufen ron
Sbatia9en, iOnoern Elm barmDnii9 oerz
nettss 2eppi1merF, an nel9em man
3oG fir BOD Die Meiterbnno zines
9ideliS erfennt. gtidt minber befuun<
oeruspertb ieoob 1T Die Manier bes
SfuIen; er i1iloert mebr ~itiSsenbaft,
nit iuenisen ti6nen Stri6en, a6er
oennp3 NIT elmer 8lnItit, tuie tie iel!en
Gin 5iueiter S9riftiteIer in FOLDER
@eornugenbeit er5ielt bat. @s iheint
in Der Gisenart oes giuen pie bes GHs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29

bic gnbt auf benz Stntionshnnle suge>
bradt batten tBliroen he am folaenDen
sRorgen mad Cattle @arben eebrndt.
superintendent Sndion nabm ii6 Der
unglhdlihen Srdu IN liebenoaer @eiIe
ON. Sd 6rau s5rommer iebr aufgerest
mar unb beitduoig lire BefirdtIng ausz
fprdd, baB ibre &ihber bafo nadt fem
uernen, uno Die fabeni6eini9e Beflei@
bung oerielben bieIe 8efir6tuna redt=
fertigte, oronete Gerr Sadipn an, bn6
fir Die &iuber reue 8efleibuns 6eIbnfft
tperoe. Die 5nmilie mirb na9
@aros SsIanb eebra1t uno ipbalo Der
geiftise SuItanb Der 5rau es %eeftattet,
fir Die Bef6rberuns Der 5amilie nod
9euti6lano Gorge setrdgen tperoen.
Ger 9ompfer pSifbbatpfH,
iuel6en Die 8uieD uno Sones Comp. IN
8ilmingtpn, Gel, fir bic Ser. Staaten
Siideret /. gonnniiiiun erbaute, lit mad
elmer stuei lino Observation-Disclosures
fnbrt tpieber nn6 Baltimore 5uridae=
fe9rt. gr grag bon @ilmingtolt an 30.
Suli mad HeppDrt, 81. S ab, fam bort
am 81. Suit an. Set iener 3eit mar
er o%ertpenbet, NIT @ngeln uno 9eben i'm
tiefen @aiier 81 fi9en, UNI iiber bic Oer=
i9ieoenen 5il9arteu, mel6e IN iencn9ez
tudIiern fino, bic Temperatur uno bic
{iefe ees @aiIers unb bic Hnbruna Der
! Slide 8enntniB I'll erbOlen. Die Infer
iu6nugen muroen unternommen in Har>
raoaniett 8u6t, nnbe 8lod Sslanb, unb
puroen einbunbert Weilen melt in Gee
nd6 benz @DlfitrDm ausgeoeDnt. Ser
grfola 1T Iebr pertbnoa, bn mo 1872
meme specimen BON @eetbiereu entoedt
bnt, tuel1s int reiiante u1o ipertboOne
8eitr1ge su Der 8tiienid]nft lieferr. Die
grD6te 3iefe, in Der NIT Dem Hese 9ez
fiht muroe, ipar 467 Saben, uno bic
&pQe fuurbe in 2S Winuten, an Die
Oberfld6e se6rad)t, ODER i'm SerbdltniB
BON nc SuB IN Der Minute gsbOben.
Ger &usel uno 9ebs Gpparat am rSi1b>
barDf" lit ~polftdnois. Or lift i6neniez
gelno unb ieetiihtig. 2aut gDntraft Iolte
CT feds &nDteu in GER StrHbe MAIDEN, bat
nber cine @e1dfpirbi9feit non elf unb
einem halben ¬eu erreiht. @r fat
elm OmpfboOt, in bem 2ampf uuO anes
sum Gblaufen pom 9Gmpfidiffe in Gil
oert9nlb 0finuten fertig iein fam. Ser
0ampfer mirb na6 Wilmireton SurId-
tebren fIr Die SerpDaitdnOisung ieiuer
misunderstanding, unb na6bem bieies
uno einige Reparaturen se1na6t limb,
tpiro er ipieoer fir bic Gee fertIg iein.
@r tuiro rann I'M 8iuter in Der gbelaz
peate 8udt t~reuSsn uHo i'm Mdr5 mad
9tor6 Carolina fabren, unb mag Wtitte
Wtoi fuieoer I'M 9elaruare iein. Or fam
i'm 9ur6idnitt 100000 SbaoFi9e in
Der @oGje ansbriiteu. Wtan miro aud
Serlu6e MAIDEN, Spaaii5e Ntdtrelen
aus3ubrIter, 0eren 2ai6e III fiir5li6
i'm G5eiapenfe entoedt Bat.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29
CGus oer ,,Gntesper 6reisu SreTe-"O
ocl,tffe 3tuFeoIuus TIM &StSs
coufiuer gNdI0.

8ir brinsen i'm 6Olsenben einen uns
bieIer Gage 5usssuusenen Srief aus
8isconiin gum Nborud, aus tueldem
h~eruorgebt, oaB uniere 8eri9te, bic mir
mebrmals Iber iene @egenoen bradten,
unS uel6e Die Sru6tbarfeit uHo S4Ons
belt ienes 2anoes 9ebi6reub beruOrhoz
BEN, bur6aus nuf Ibatladen 6erubteu
uno feinerlei Sd6nFdrberei entbielten.
Sn Solee u%nierer 8eri6te batten fib
cine glnSubl 5amilien in Worrts
i'm Stoate SnOiana entl1lp1en,
Ii6 iene @egen6en nnjrie6sn uno fi6,
penn es ihnen gefiele, bort an5ufnufen
unb n~iroersulafan. gu bieiem Snefe
uaren bereits i'm 5ribiabr Oteies Sab
res Stuei Ranner bOrtbin se9ansen uno
es bebaste ibnen 10 gut in BiscOniin,
onB fie slei5 bort 81 bleibeu ii9 ents
i9loiien uno bic Samilien ua9fommeu
Der Sdreiberi beg nadfOlser>
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29

bern ettuos Mationales 81 fiesel; 10
bepboften mir nu9 an ben @en1dloet
euofiSHer M9aler Minutiofitdt uno @e=
nauiofeit i'm Detail, tpdbreub bic ruit@
5ten &Inftler = MAJ bente an Die
S~teppenbiloer Soief 8ranb's = ms
onitatt ftrens bur9gefabrter &Ompos
fitionen geninle Sfts5en porfibren.
9idens bat in Glpons Sauoet uio
@uitap Sreitas 5Uei titti9e S9lier
aefun6en; 9urseniew 1T bisber Obne
Shule aeblieben. @er es oerlttnoe,
bic @iaenurten Reiber in ipiroiger
@eife III u~ereiniaen, miiBte elm Eertlum
beruorbrinsen, befien iid feline Station
= Oh es slei6 II Ra9abmun9 mare
III 1h1men bate.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-29

ben 8riefes uerfprah uns, ebe er Obj
reifte, 8eriGt 5n erftdtten, unb er bot
Snort sebnlten. Der Brief lautet tuie
fOlst:
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21
First Publication April I '60.l
LAND OFFICE, SIOUX FALLS, D. r.

NPtII oIU0O.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intenti0n to
make hnnlpro0f in support Of his claim and ee-
cure final entry thereof. and that said proof will
be made before the C. ERIK Of the District court Of
Union county. d J, at Elk Point the county seat
on Thursday the Goth day OF May 1850, viz
6793 for wy Ma \ seciion u town 90 range 90
and names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said tract, viz John Lawrence, b. Carlson,
Eber Bly, and Frank Wade, all Of Spink, Union
county d I.
BF CAMPBELL,
AoCtaSep
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21
sTAy11yNT Or TN CONDITION
on rHn
Continental Insurance Company
On the First day Of January 1880.

The name ofthe Company 10 the Continental
Insurance Company.
nis located in New York City.
The amount Of 10 capital stocx Il q .0oo,oo
The amount ofih capital stock paid up u l.WO-
The AsErrs or THR CuxrANY ARE
AS FOLLOWS:
Cash on hand and n the hands Of
agents or other pessona......... s416,g2l .SS
Real Estate u~nincumb-rsd $500. S77. 20
market vsi1;s i ss ss7 %
Loans on bond snd mortgage being
6rst Hen on uniucumbered real
state worth e9,171i25 673,600.0O
DsSts icr PREMIUM lsc ss s.
All other securities rents accrued IS 600 90
Total. Assette ;. ......9 S,47S ,l66 Is
Amount due or not due to banks
or 0thoi creditors. none.
. 1ssss' . sS,ssasr -. ma a sss d.. 60 Sc.i 8 q
Losses unadjustsd ....--. lis 70s 10
thcr Observation-Disclosures. 22.5oo.oo
All other claims against the com - 03e y
ro.x ,,.sun... Is : g g 3 3
3 Greatest amount insured in any one rick
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules Of the
sompsny to b Injured In any city, town Or VII
Ths erseisst ameunt allowss to b injured in
AAY one block. No rub.
Geo T Hope, president. ana Gyms Peck, secrc-
tary OF the Continental Insurance CO being duly
sworn deposs and Gay, that the foregoing
the AFFAIR." Of the said Company, that The said
iss.s one ITSIkhEp y: Th ) an SG DOLLARS \ ).
Usiied State. 5ocI;. and Bonds. or q NIB Il So nd.
End Mortgages Of Real Estate, unincumbercd
and worth double The amount for which the same
y morigsged ana they are the above described
omeers u aeld lueulaQce company.
Cyrus Peck Secretary
suheerihsd and swornt to bsflrs ne thi. 3oth
day e n s11' lsso' so,.r, ruS SHe1 k 4 Csc s. 4 !,
Yanlton, 81. Feb 18th. 1850"
!. "A sherman, auditor Of Dakota Ter
iitoTy do hereby certify that the foregoing IL 4
Continental Insurance company Of New York
on the let day Of January 1850. and now on die
In my Once. EA Sherman. Auditor,
by L. n. PuRny,
The Territory Of Dakota,
Auditors Once.
Whereas the Continental insnrauce Co. locs-
ted In the cliy Of New York and state Of MY
q IL condi i ION on III, Isl sis. day 81 Dseen ssssi isTs.
In accordance with The provisions OF an act Of
tine Legislative Assembly Of the territory Of Da-
1VtNs Fcthting " insurance companies, approved
February ID 1677 and
Whereas, ON examlnati0n Of this sworn state
ment OF said company aled in this ONCE. I nnd
that the said insurance company 10 possesred Of
qnired by Law.
Therefore / e. A. Sherman Auditor Of Dakota
territory. d oheraby certify that sald fhsurance
company IL duly suthorlxed 10 transact the bush
ness Of ARE insurance In eaid territory
for the year ending Dec slsa, 1870, b. agents
properly appointed.
W. D. PERCIVAL,
Agent Elk Point.
In testimony whereof, / have hersunto sat my
hand and seal, this 18th day q Feb 4 D. 1880.
ia. SHERMAN. Auditor,
tssALl By l.. u. PuRDy, Dsputy.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

Notice ia hereby given that by virtue of chat.
lie mortgage executed by Snyder Trcsler to N.
A. Kirk and dated May 9Th 1879 which aaid mort
gage was aitcrwsrd for . valuable consideration
assigned to w u P~erciva:, upon one bay
horse nine years old and one white foot. default
having been NADIA in the payment Of snid mort
gage, l shall on the 18th day OF April 1850 At z
O'Clock p. n at the front door OF w. ID Perci-
yal's office in Elk p int, u I, sell the eaid prop
cry to satisfy the demand of $500. hceid.s
in; crcst and costs. Alison BOVEE,
Dated April 7th 1880. Sheriff.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21

and hesides, II thea subiects wsre
undsrstood The people would b Pre-
pared 10 secure for themselves these
comforts Of life. He closed with 4
few remarks Of commentator for
members Of the institute on account
Of regular attendance, punctuality,
attention and obedience 70 all his
requirements and stated that he be-
lieved they would Succeed a. teach
ems. The entire enrolment was 50
members. The following are their
names:
Alice A. Oleson, Mary Warner,
Eta Ferry, Sadie Vinson,
Alice e. Walp, Mary Fennesy,
Alice Sherwood, Anna Hoyt,
Martha Anderson, Hannah Selberg,
Josie Waterbury, Ads 4hattuck,
Sylvia Hayes, Hattie Davis,
Elsie Smith, Ida Kiplinger,
Mary ]. johnson, Mary CLawson,
Julia Geisler. Florreta Hawley,
May J. Davis, ]. s. Morrisy,
James Walsh, Edward Bolinger,
Elmer Hunter, Alex. Lindbloom,
/ Chas. Blake, Celestia verzania,
A. Gatchell, e. E. Brit,
Newton Roszell, Ina B. Cumming,
Laura Chamberlin, Fannie Smith,
Carrie B. Maynard, O. +. Lawson,
John Ring, Jennie s. Hayes,
!, III.
D The institute closed its session d
Friday evening, April 18th. w
: think all members regard it as . SUI
cess and we hope TO sec proof Of il
. benefit in the schools Of this sum
mer. The expense Of hiring ~ II
: structor has been $75. Several {
! the school districts ayessided !
securing this fund, but Ne create
. part was from private sources. El
Peint school district gave use
e school room and furnished fuel, (
1 all Of which the Co. Supt. hereby e,
presses his appreciation and thank
j., w. H. H. FATE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-04-21
ChalteI MorlEage sale,

Whereas Edwin Becky and James Martin did
on the asth day OF March 1878 execute to MIR
ply and Fauss . chttel mortgage ON the follow.
ing described personal property. 10 wit. One
dark bay mule with . kick - behind
about seven years old, the above described prop
erty belonging TO Edwin Beckley, also one
Fish Brothers wagon used about 1 or 5 years, BE-
longing TO m Martin ~ security for two
promissOry notes Of SIS each, dated March 28th
1878, and due December Let 1878 and March Let
1879 Fcspectivelk, both Of raid notes bearing In
terest At 10 per cent per annum, aud whereas de-
fault has been made in,the payment Of said notes
and whreas tho aforesaid noiss and mortgage
were for . valuable consideration assigned By
the seld Murphy h Faufs to Hauce Murphy, I
said and the statute In euch cases made and
provided. on Saturday the oath day Of April
1880 at the honr Of one o'c.ock P m In front Of
my once on Main street, Elk Point. Oak. sell
the Aforesaid property to satisfy the amount
thai is due on said notes to wit, $l5s,7 ~ togeth-
er with accruing costs Of eale.
Dated at Elk Point, OAK, this 18th OF April
1880. HANcE MuRPHEY.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-04
health In the Farm House.

Farmers are longer lived than any other
Glass of oitisen4--statstcs showing their av-
erage age at death for the last thirty five
years in Massachusetts as being 81. ~ years,
while the average of all other classes has
been 5l.l5 still it is great mistake to sup
pose that the rural districts are more free
from typhoid fever and other infectious dis
eases than are cities and large villages. The
germs of typhoid fever, especially, gen.
Grated from the sewage and other filth in and
around the farmhouse. The sewerage of
cities has been so perfected, that in this re-
spect they have the advantage over the coun-
try, and the largest number Of deaths from
filth diseases is now reported fr ON the rural
districts, The scientific investigations of the
laws of health have resulted in the prolong-
ing Of human life nearly fifty per cent with
in the past three centuries As large pro-
portion Of the population of the earth now
live to the age of seventy, as three hundred
years ago lived to the age Of forty three.
This may not all be attributed TO better un-
derstanding of the laws of health, as peace
as well as science has had her victories in
these centuries but no intelligent man can
doubt but that the advance IN knowledge has
largely contributed 10 the advance in the av-
erage of human life.
One of the great drawbacks to health in
the farm house is the storage of vegetables
in the cellar These, il stored in large piles
in warm cellar, will heat and give of a
noxious effiuyium in the winter, and if left
till warm weather, will become very often
sive and very likely will generate disease.
Vegetables for stock should be stored in
barn cellars, or if these are wanting, in pits
or trenches dug in dry soil, where they vii
keep much fresher than in any cellar. Those
intended for family use may be put into the
house cellar, but in this case the cellar mus
be kept as cool and well ventilated as posi-
BILE, and cleaned out as early in the spring al
the weather win permit. If any one hia
oabbages, or turniPs, or onions in his celia
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-06-04
FOR TIE LADIES.
a Budget OF Original Hints and Re.
ceiptH.

Farmers wives who know so well how to
economic, may appreciate the following
recipes which have been tried and found true
10y the frugal wife Of Il Granger:
GiHgrJread. One cup hot water, one cup
sugar, one teaspoonful of soda, half cup but.
ter, tablespoonful Of ginger and flour to stiff.
en-.
Scdll0ps One aud half cups Of sugar,
two eggs, one cup of sweet cream, little
butter two cups of sweet milk, one teaspoon.
full of soda, two of cream tartar.
Mrs. Weiss Domestic Fruit Cake Soak
two cups dried apple over night in the
morning simmer them in three cups of mo.
lasses or sugar, with two or three kinds Of
spices add two.thirds Of cup of any short
ening you may have, Il teaspOonful OF soda
and flour enough for a stiff batter. An egg
or two improves it.
Mrs. Dir's Cake. One cup Of sugar one
third cup Of butter, one.hnlf cup of sweet
milk, a little nutmeg or lemon extract, one
and one half cups of -four with one teaspoon
full of soda, two of cream tartar well rub
bed or sifted in, and two eggs.
The following mode of propagatiug by cut.
tings was furnished by correspondent to
the London Garden, and appears to be a use
full contryance Those who find their pelar.
goniums and other cuttings to suffer from
damp should try it, The damping of Of cut.
tings usually results from applying water by
pouring it on the surface of the soil. and al.
lowing it percolate through, but if a small
pot be sunk in the middle of the box or pot
containing cuttings, to receive the water,
moisture will be supplied where it is of the
most use, the quantity can always be regu.
lated and the cuttings are not so likely to suf.
fer so much from an occasional overdose a.
they otherwise would. The mould in which
they IRE planted should contain plenty of sill.
Yer sand with good drainage.
Another mode, which has been found re-
markably easy, is to take a flower pot about
eight inches in diameter. invert saucer
within it large enough to rest against the
sides half way down, which is better than us
ing broken crooks or stones This drainage
is necessary where there is 10 bottom heat
Then fill to the brim with coarse sifted sand
Place the pot in a strong light and saturat,
the sand a few hours with water. Make the
cuttings from two to five inches long, retain
ing more leaves in autumn than earlier, bu
stripping them off nearly to the top, and in
sert them half an inch in depth, about TWEEN
| ty to the pot New buds in time will show
that roots are formed, when they are to be
lifted out with teaspoon and set in small
pots Of rich sandy earth, avoiding clayey
| soil IL too many leaves are left on the cut
ting they will be likely to droop.
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as late as May he should understand that he
exposes his family to that terrible scourgo,
typhoid fever A very perfect ventilation Of
the cellar at all seasons Of the year may be
effected by opening a hole into the chimney.
In the large, old fashioned chimneys resting
on an arch into which the ashes were shovel
ed by taking up a tile in the corner Of the
fire place the best ventilation possible may
be secured by removing this tile permanent
Is. and letting the air Of the cellar rush up
chimney, as it will so long rs the chimney is
heated When fires are no longer necessary,
and even before this, the cellar windows
may be removed and if the cellar occupies,
as it should, the whole ground plot and win
dows on all sides, the ventilation will be per-
feet. In any event the decayed vegetables,
and all rubbish of every kind, should be re-
moved, and the cellar whitewashed.
The privy Of the farmhouse is another hot
bed of disease There is no more fruitful
source of zymotic diseases than a neglected
deposit Of human f,uces The fermentation Of
such deposit not only fills the air with the
spores of typhoid, scarlet and other feyers,
especially when there are patients in the house
sick with these diseases, but the ground for
some distance around the priyy becomes full
of infection, the water Of the well and the air
ofthe cellar perhaps become tainted, and when
a case of diphtheria occurs in the family, the
wonder is how it could have originated in an
isolated farmhouse. II death occurs it is
considered mystery of Providence instead
of being attributed to the culpable neglect of
the farmer. There is no necessity for half
the fevers which occur in farm-houses. Fill
up the vault of the priyy daily with few
shovelsfull Of dry earth or sifted coal ashes to
absorb all effuvium and manufacture a rich
fertilizer and clean it out once a month, at
least, during warm weather. The health Of
the family and the fertility of the farm will
thus be promoted.