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New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
s,eamboats auo Railroads

-STONINGTON Line: ,,r,
A. FAR REDUCED "a s,y s.eeps Sundays
stsa Firstcass Boston, s3 Corresponding redue-
sassO all points W fpoppLE Asen.
HTORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-yERSEY
Trans leave chsn Depot for @ Esse~oeS aeS
Chester PieESS's sS O. 'a % z midnight Sundays and
az EsDust % Spring Valley and MOnsey 10 a. m 45op m
sundayyosggsS yogS a. ABBOTT Gen1 rass'r Agent NewYork
ERIE n.ks a.
ranremens Of trains from %Pnaass GsssSs sseT '''O
b. except yps Rsy and naPTSss Sao sisepsg
sfsnRstal %sa
gs sqsshf saSen 70 Raa.lS n ar
sing 2o 81 beiFot T $50 NJ ssismanea 65s mo Cleye-
S Gsy ccnnssns .ns SaG Toledo S
ndannpGs icsS Sssaso Express the West solid Train in
Fans cSsGnSs Snssn 10 snd
aS sS sG sss isc r %sesa'
80 1922 Sos@ y Il = nSo1 sS Il i4s Sse
S dsy. =. ss% S S S. Slo
no .Ps Sbe Pa;ss09 c 80 90 and ~ dn saturday
s Sas. sSass9. Hs SlS Is SS 4S
s.sa1sa 5 ssRs'ys ssS sS ST.
sosdout and Kingston and Montgomery am s'sop M
aass GC.sss 1929 81 s sse sso 4'o $50
Sunday % as syS ESQ Yo2os M sso
S1s ss% connect aSsS Win ssG
4 saH s so ''Ss' sunday
eaye 3S st quarter Of and quarter s,ter eaon honr
rom 5A5 70 to l045 every thirty minutes ana n0h
io.zb I'M TO l2:45 every nour - nrow,rg poor. and
can be obfaine and orders for the checKns
"a transfer OF baggage may be left e. he No
All n, q57 Broadway. 1S7 West-st, II nv .
st BROOKLYN o. the Conpanye Depo'S n. 7.,o
Sxpress trains from the West arrNeh No"-io'~ NV 'N"
ioIl:25 m and 1o:20 p m , ,...- n.n, Nexyork
81" LOAN n ARBOTT Gen'l Pas9r Agent Ne"-iorA
ALL RIVER LINE.-The Best Sound Route
10 Boston and the East fares Large and powerful
mers BRIS TOL and PROVIDENCE from Pier %, North
er daily (Sunlays excepted at 500 N
GEORGE L. CONNOR, General Passenger Agent
oRDEN LOWELL. Agents. NewlorK.
OR NEW W-HAYEN.-Steamers leave Peck
sin at D m and IL p. Sundays excepted. IL
amer in time early north and east Ex
.-.on 10 New Haven and returz 81 90.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

NOTICE TO the bondholders OF the last ! en-;
~ ncssee. virginia and Georgia X ~ nat
TruHt OF Nev.Iok, vii rom ann ~ IN u,e
receive coupons for funding uDdes the plan gy n
issued therefor being convertible into TIE fnnhrd OguPoh
Bonds the Ess: enDes-es virginia and Ge"iss " H. ""
and al, or ApIli 20 j b. ,..,,,,.o co.,urrrrp
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Gopartrerbip Notices.

TAKE NOTICE that the cO-partnership here
Il tofore existing between GEO ROE ID. WHITEHEAD.
OF newark ~ j. and DANIEL McELRoY, OF this city.
under nam of WHITEHEAD Il MCELROY, and dong
~ Union square, n this day dissolved
by mutual eopsept GEORGE ID. VIII
- DANIEL 3. McELROY.
March 49, 1885
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

NEW- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN RIVER RAILROAD.-S'o eneine october T. 1854.
tbrough trains will leave Grand eDtTal Depot -
$500 Rochester and Monre Express through ora"
$40 a. w. Fast Limited Chicago and St Louis Express
dining stopping at Albany Utica SYRACUSE Eoh
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland AMI Ioledo
nrriving at chicago To- aud ST. Louis 72O m next
ft3O m Chicago Express drawing cars to Cansn-
fsgna Rochester Niagara Falls and Bnhao connects Tor
Oswego. z.... .-,,A
$50 D m, Albany. Troy and Utica Express through
sa 70 m Accommodation TO Albany and Troy. -
with sae pinscars TOT NtasH"
Fs ia buffalo Toledo Detroit sDd y leus .
s;21 NJ ExpTes. with sleeping TO syracuse ana 10
G anurp road and 20 Saratoga also TO Montreal o,,
10 m Pacific Express with sleeping ears for Rochester
Rnasla Niagara Fafs Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chcako
IN n m Sru Express with -eepin gears 70 Albany ana
with the Trains Tor the west ana
tort saturday night. o.,,..
jickets on sale at Grand Central DePot no - EoNnns
Green 252 and AIS Broaaway and at WesGots PrS
And SS Washington and 730 Fulton s Brooklyn and ~
Fsurthst, WILLIAMSBURG -. ,.- ha
and sleeping CARS car be
procured the ticket ocos in CITY, anu -
kS5 W ashingtOl-st., Brooklyn: - -.,.-.
PapgaRe called and checked from resioence
srhese daily. All others daly eheet aun"S'
tFhese trains stop at Harlem l2Sth"st am s,nTrskER
'Grana-a, snnsI,ntendent General Passenger Agent.
T,OpTLAR SHORE LINE.-FOr BOSTON
and tbe East All rail from Grand Central Depot Ihr
srr,ss trains (Sundays e1ceped 10 Bostob m
m lparlor attached and /" M Hltb paaoe seepns
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
,pIFu RIVER BRANCH

: u u =,
NEW.YORK NEW-HAVEN AND HAhTFOhD N. n
rains leave Harlem station corner l32ost anu
apcolnave near Third Avenue Bridge across Hate n
acbsb INV rhrd Avenue Elevated RsroA H. daiy e1eeHt
,days at 6:45 7,46, 9.OO l0eo. ll;o5 m Zlu :oo
"a 40 Gao and 800 for Port Morrs oasan,N q
FAX Point Hunts Point y est Farms VAN nesn wes etv
trs.ar T,mpsop's chester Pelham Bay barlow Cly
80 pslbsm Manor and Rochelle, ccnnec ing az
with trains all points on the main nne OF
NawVork Ney.Haven and HARTFORD Bairoait Snore
pe and Air inc Divisions; New-Chnaan Mid1 crow n n
sw.Britan and sufed Branchesi and Boston aho " poA
sass. - ala and all ,ntermediate sta.
,soas al i5.li a M. daily. except MoDdayA -.
snnday trains for New Rooh ellie an "a @ y
az o.n0 noon 20 the latter tram com
pochele with traius to ,Irnn central DePot anu
sssnford and with express train 10 KOS Oh Vim "'
m PuIGu VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
t,.,ns leave depot foot Of Cortsndt and DesSrosees
efs at s.I0 ms $40 and p N fsy Easson bstnshe n
yeriS ithaca Geneva Lyous Bu alo and the West Pull
raeces rin daily Local train. at and Sac
m for Yaron bethlehem and COP s3;o . - .., g.. -,
$40 i, and au IN conneel io al
ns, IN Wshanoy and Hazeton coal regions Sunday train
ksyes for Msuch Chunk AUG 6ss' as5 sya,swsy
General Easeoru ou'0e " Y B. BYINGToS. q. p. 4.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
THE COR8iN BANKING CO.,
ll5 BrOadt0 " Neio- YoTli

71HD X PER CENT FdRH HORT0A0ES
The growing requirements OF Our regular investirs
cliepts who these mortgages for many years
uplod Of lnye-!or, aTss,ea 70 ss ~
rate o! Interest they rear anu 'eH f'A
srcnrity have neecssitaed CousdctaDe eAtohslo
territory IN winch lem. We were never hbe 10
line sscures than ~ present
Investors should In mind that We loli here ID sew
York record than twcntyhNe yeas hcuNe
wOrK Co,d all claim Ibis eeorl We are noi "y
soiCi for The ClO.tsi fCfutly bV
arfes bol ing urpus fund which they dre topaCe Tor
Term OF wears whefp tlCreU ~ Ol VIZ SAfl-l Hnn
MOST n + NEGATIVE RATE OF INIERl~I. RcsullS
OF estigaton Will tuy eonnrm allw we hhNs ~ m
10 Tin. great these first mortgage loans Nru
thry are made surrounded a. ey are
by ali safe experience has enabled US 10
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

rv,UE TOT EDO, PEORIA and WESTERN 1st
boudhOlders requested 10 cal on the sub
,bers and sgn bouders agreement to protect their
interests Legal proceedings afeaoy eo"Ne@oe" =" "
close the first mortgage ,no,,p n ouopn. IN Pima q.
THOMAS DENNY 4 co, 30 Finest.
MORAN BROTHERS bs Wiliaf-st
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

sAE FRANCISCO March l3. 1880.
rJ,UE FATHER De SMET CONSOLIDATED
i GOLD MINING COMPANY has dec ared Dividend
No a. ofTweny Centsa share PAYABLE 3lst INST Al the
cflee OF aidaw Co, Ia Wall-st New-York Transfer
books will close 23d inst H. DEAs, seeretary
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27

4 and the East. All rail from Grand Central Depot Ihr
press trains daily (sundays e1ceptedl TO Boston az m
m lparor attached and 10 m VII laiacs seepns
cEc1s oenu@oo ~ AN y A' " POPPLE Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
Dpi0eno Noiiees.

BAN FIAN ItCO, March 20, I.sb.
rVHE BODIE CONSOLIDAI Ed MINING
COMPANY has declared Dividend no 10 Of hfty cents
n share, payable iay April o. 1ranser booss close
March "a folders AeS.iork certificates will be paid At
o"ier 1s;ype,t M anna" O. " SESSIONS, secretary.
New-York tribune., 1885-03-27
>TEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN

NEW-YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN
~ RAILROAD co. -, -, ,,.-.
py.feyyj ork mol e Of Railway Co who having
Id the assessment reo preferred O. ibe
Lab rpa Co ana thllNf 10
re eive the latter coiany Noyem
,yinp % WILLIAM e. ''CDNNOf.
pS"@ BROKER
No 81 Pinert. y. Y. tity.
NOTICE TO FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
~ HoLDEgs OF HOUSTON and TEXAS ChNphhL
y Co-A holders these bonds who feel any c0ncctn a.
10 their interests requested call a the once OF T.
OD'"A' y" ' JAMES MIDDiEDIrH.
"P Secretary londhoIdois' Committee.
rJ,O THE BONDHOLDERS OF The OHIO
/ CENTRAL RAILRuAD COMPAEY, RIyER Dlpl-
sToS The unie signed Of Bopdboiders o. the
9hin tentr Kar al Company. River Division, haye pre-
% nan and Tganlation, which NAV DO
aeaa a. te office Of HOMANs CO., No Wall-st
'"~A ERWIN DAVIS ...,.,
GTOPGE ". BARTHOLOMEW
LANES +. CLOSSOS, fC"mmlttec.
H. BEACH,
r. C. ROMANS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12
PROBATE NOTICE..
GTATE OF MINNESoTA-Co. OF STEARNs
~ in Probate Court.

STATE OF MINNEsoTA-Co. OF STEARNs
~ In Probate Court.
Special Term, July. 31th 1855.
In the matter OF the estate of Peter Van Beck
deceased.
Whereas, An instrumentin writing, purporting
to the last will and Testament of Peter Van Beck
deceased, late of said County, has been delivered
to this Court:
And Whereas, Catharina Van Beck has filed
herewith her petition. representing among other
Things thatsaid Peter Van Beck died in said County
on the 9th day of July 1885, testate, and
tnaI SAID petitioner is the sole executrix named in
SAID last will md testament; and praying that
SAID instrument may be admitted TO probate, and
mat letters testamentarr be to her issued thereon;
ltis Ordered. That proofs of said instrument,
ana the said petition. be heard before this Court.
at the Probate on " in said County on the Goth day
of August A. D. 1873, 10 o'clock in the forenoon
when all concerned nay appear and contest the
Corbate of said instr
And iii Further Ordered, That public notice OF
the time and Place of said hearing be given to all
persons interested, by publication of these orders
for three weeks successfully previous to said day
Of hearing. in the der Nordstern" a newspa-
per printed and published at St. Cloud in said
Dated at St. Cloud the 31st day of July A. D..
1885.
PETER BRICK,
33-S Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12
1sg Ybilopaihia .-Sater Clemens
%erprobtes Wittel sesen 9ipbtberia III
BADEN in Der Office bs. 8lattes.
TATE OF MINNESOTA, , IS.

County ofStearns, In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Martin Kiefer
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Isidore
|Shlrhart Of Stearns Co. MINI, representing.
among other things, that Martin Kiefer late
OF The Town Of B~rockway in said Stearns
County MINI. on the 18th day of June A.. d.
1885, at the Town of Two Rivers died i~ntestate,
and being a resident of this co. at the time of his
death, leaving goods, chattels and estate within
this county and that the said Petitioner is 4
nephew of said deceased, and praying that
administration of said estate be to him granted;
1t is %orration that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Saturday the Goth day
ofAugust A. A. 1885, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
Probate Office i'll said County.
And it is Futher Ordered, that notice thereof be
given to the heirs of said deceased and
to all persons interested, by publishing .
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
TO saed day of hearing, in the "Der Nordstern"
a wuekly newspaper printed and published at St.
Clond in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud this 25th day of July A. D,
By the Court. PETER BRICK.
~ Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12
2ippitaDt. Sn furbtbaren Sdred

Sippitabt. Sn furbtbaren Sdred
uno Nufresung iuurbe am Sreitag BIZ
5amilie Oes MebsermeiIters g. Dor
bier periebt: 9as 9ienftmdbben Der.
ielhen eridien Na6ts seseu 1 nbr pl5b.
li6 I'M SdlafSimmer Der SerrlGaft
iber unb iiber brenrleno uno laut I'm
Silfe iammerno. 9afelbe bate iid
Gbenos auf bas 8ett geleb uno seItridi
ullo babel Die 9ampe bidt Dor ii1 ar
bas 8ett geriidt. 9as Mdoben If
oann ipabri6einli6 einseId1afen uno
batiim Sdlafe bic brennenbe 9etrp.
leumlampe nmseitiir5t, ,poourb oaa
Gett IN Srano serietb unb bas srdBli6s
unslif entitanb. Die 8eoauerns,
rpertbe, pelde sdnSlid serbrannt mar,
TT, 1a5 Der Bonner 3ts." ibren quail
uOlen 2eibeu bereits erlesen, ba Der
Sob bonn adj tuenisen Stunben { trat.
Strol. Die 8aifiunsipieler bon
Oberammersau baben in Ttrol &onfur.
renten betummen. @esenpdrttg lit oas
Balfionsipiel 81 Surbertbieri lee (Sirol)
i'm @anse unb bic Soritellunsen e~rfreuen
ii9 iteisenber Sbeilnabme. BUR lebten
8uritelung ipnen iib piele @eiitli9e
unb @nsldnber einsefunoen babeu. @ie
bag rgaterlanb" bemerft, fteisern iib
bic 2eiItunsen unb Der Offer aler Wtt:
ipielenben nit Dem 5unebmenOen duBe,
rem grfols unb Der ansemeinen Mners
fennuns, Die Tie fnbsn. Ramentli6 bic
weiblt6en Stolen (Raria unb Masoa.
lena) iinb in unslei9 b~eiIerer Sanben
als in Oberammersau, uno Die Mtdnner
rolen bes 8etrus, Subas, &aipbas unb
SerObes, iOpie oes Seius ielbit brau:
1en ben 8erslei9 nit ben beribmten
Oar5 tellern BON Sberammersau bur6.
aus ni9t gu i9euen. Sas 8ailions.
ipiel in Soroertbieriee lit iibsisens feline
Spefulation, loubern Elm uraltes Ser
fommen, bas, bisber auf Die nd6Iten
@ebirsstbdler beI9rdnft, beuer in 5olse
Der Oberammersauer uno 8%rirlesser
Baiiipnslpiele bic Iufmerfiamteit gro
Berer &retie auf iid 5iebt.
@iesbaben. SIM &beinsau fts6en
bic 8einberse tnfolse gut %perlaufener
8liitbe unb bes bentbar si~n1isltell
@etters ieitber ausseseidnet; ruenn aud
bic Mense Der Traubeu ni6t seraoe
sroBartis senannt ueroen fanu. Sie
Soffnunsen in 8etreff Der Cite iinb
Die beIten. On elmer 8anb bes SOfes
oes gurbauies in @iesbaoen iinb beute
bereits senieBbare &ptbtrauben. Die
grnte Der SelOiri9te lit in unseit5rtem
Surtsans uno befrteoist in jeOer Sin;
iidt. 9as pra9tpOlle @etter bat benn
au6 mieoer cine sr0Bere Nnaabl Cur
sdfte bersefiibrt. Die maBlos iibertrle.
benen @eru9te iiber 9uitriide Grtranz
funsen, Die uniere Gurltaot 10 '9iper
selGdOist baben, idetuen ibre @irtuns
aneeiid,ts Der 10 befrieoisenben Sterbz
iidfeits5iff.r oerloren 81 beben. OaB
elm Bacillus Sdser enbli9 einen beSet1'
nenoen Saciuus fir saitriide Grfran=
funser ~sefunben baben tuiQ, fam 9liid
li6srtpeiie ebenio Weni9 an Dem befrie.
9enben @eiunbbeits5uitanb in ~unlerer
Staot anoern, als irsenowel6e Mittel
oil Die 9ano seben, gaitrii@e @rfrau.
fun9en bier wte anoerwarts 5u perbi=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12

Cine srobe Gutoeauns.-Serr @m 9bpz
mas Don ytemton, Sa. lagt: Ieine 5rar
lttt 20 SABRE on Suiteu; in Sieiem 5rib-
labre mehr eenn 5uuor. Sic wanote me6.
re'e Mtttel pbte Grfula oil uito maro ges
5plngen, Sr. &lne's nele gntoeduuq Al
%perlnden. Sle THAT'S unb nit grfolg. Nad,
Der erlter SlaiGe 'piirte Tie Ninhernna unS
Had Sebraub Der sfu .iteH iuar tie ona
ltanolg peraeitellt. 30 Sobre fiblte lie nis1t
10 ae iunD irie 1cBr.
Glul fcn suT Seriah fret III f8ep. 9.
Spsneer's Apptbefe. zine aro6s glaIGe
sl.0Q3
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12

8,eslam. Die neuelte Summer bes
amtliden altfatbDlii9en &irberblattes
entbdlt cine Gtatiitif Der altfatbolilden
@emeinben unb @eiItli6en in 9eutIdz
Lamb. Sarnad finb sesenpGrtis 48
8rieiter in Der Seeliorse tbdtis. Meb.
rere alttatboliide @eiitlide entbalten
fih Der prieiterli6en 9bdtistsit. Die
srDBte altfatboliibe @emeinbe beitebt
IN 8resluu. Nad 8reslau folst Winz
den nit Der sr6bten Differ Ser seiitli
den Gmtsbanolunsen. 9te j3u1l Der
altfutbOlliden Gelisionsidiler ift in
Wiiudel, am sr6Bteu. Sn bieiemSom
meriemeter itubirten in genn bret
0eutihe uno brei Seiterrei9er attfatboz
Hide Sbeolosie.
9udlen's @rnica. salbe. - Sic bette
Salbe in Der 8elt fir SGmattapnnDen,
S%ranopunben, S9mersen. @eidmuf, Salss
fuB, Steber9eibpiirc. S!ehten, SGrarnmen,
Sibnerallsen uno ale Sautfranfbeiteu, BELT
Sdmurrhstoen, oDer ionlt- - feline 3abIuns.
Gr 9arantirt pollc 3ufriebcnbett poer oas
@elo Suriidertattet. Ereis % Gents bic
S@adtel. gu faufen bei@eu. g. Spencer
GihItatt. unier Biibof S,ans SEQ.
polo Grhr. y. 9eOnrob, uerDfeEsli6t in
tatholii6en 8ldttern fol9enoc Gsttiruue:
nSn 8eSas auf bic Iusriffe, svelde in
einisen Sldttern seseu meme 4erion &c,
ridtet lparen, crude ib Die esebrte Sc,
b%action, Die Grfldrung su oerSifenttidlen,
oaB ih ueoer pur mel1er RaAreile nod
wdbreno meiles &afentbaltss in Oieler
Staot, nod felt meiner Gidfetr in
meme 9i0ceie, ii6sr ben pietbeiprodenen
yHaberborner GrlaB," Der mir erIt
burd Die Difcnsii6en Nditer befannt
murbe. poer iiher ionitise 8erbdltniiie
in iener 9iDcs8e weber minblid)e md
lbrift!ihe Mittbeilunsen all irgenh eire
maBsebenbs 8erion Dser Stetls IN Som
senadt babe.
20. O-ko 60 t.. 80 49, ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12

~ @is bas bette bts Jest betannte Slut,
re~ini9usgSnittcl fonnen bic beriibmten Nt,
IlauIt 8Dni9's sainbur8er 9rppfen ni4i
geEua empfobtea mecoen. OtnfS,g geUti
bic Glolhe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-12

gobp tpar tranf, mir saben ibr Ccfteria,
us fe elm Sinh nor, rief fe uad Saforia,
Gle tpuroe elm Srdulein, uub bidt Et Cafeteria,
Wis te ainb.r battle, seb fe thnsn Ssftorta.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

There is III y n.n y higher will than
love Of happiness. He can do without
happiness, an d thereof find blessedness
Strict p"nctuality is perhaps the
cheapest virtue which can give force TO
an otherwise utterly Insignificant char
acter.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07

The glory Of the farmer is, that in
the division of laborit ishis part to ere
ate. All trade rests at last on his prim
tive activity. He stands close to ma
ture ; he obtains from the earth the
bread and the meat. The food which
was not, he cause to be. The first far
mer was the first man, and all historic
nobility rests on poss ession and use of
land. Men do not like hard work, but
every nan has IN exceptional respect
for tillage, and a feeling that this is the
0figinai calling Of his raoe ; that he him
self 10 only excused from it by some cir
cumstance, which made him delegate
1t forA time to other hands. 1.-The has
not some skill which recommends him
to the farmer. some product for which
the farmer will give him corn he must
himself return into his due place among
the planters. And the profession has
in all eyes its ancient charm as stand
ing nearest to God, the first cause.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1885-03-07
&ye dbibaoaux 9tntinti
SATURDAY, MARCH I, 1885.
TRAINING OUR BOYS.

~ Cu0 uISt place. uOn 9 Try ~ tnNk0 u
man Of your child whilehe is a. boy If you
force him to irksome and fatigning EN-
ployment he will perform It but imdi'
ferently , his heart is on his play. Let
him have his play. spell, to which he is
as much entitled as the boy whose fl
Their is not a farmer Tia but for a
few years, and it will never come t
him again.
During his school days remember he
can learn from yoo than he can
from his books. Show him the curiosi
ties and variety of plant life +; the &C
ton of heat and cold !; of waterand sun
light ; the habits Of different animals.
He must see this. If, however, you tx
plain them without an accompaniment
'ostrati"n he will forget::the story before
you have done telling it.
Never reprove him for asking what
appears to be- silly to him +; boys resent
an unmerited reproof quite As much "a
men When he puts away childish
things give occasional employment on
his own responsibility.
Don't tell him how to do everything
he sets about. He will ask you. prov;
ding he doesn't think he knows how.
No matter if the work be done in a
wrong way, he will then be convinced
of it, while if you tell him beforehand,
perhaps he will not believe you. 1t is
better for him to fail alone than to sue
coed under yoursupervision.
Encourage him to simple experiments
and show him the results Of your own
Impress upon him, by your own exam
pie. the importance ofdetail ; order aud
system are generally more dista>tefui
than hard work. Let him have some
interest of his own, though never so
small, in the increase OF the farm "a |
few chickens, Il pig, or the fruit from
two or three apple trees, the proceeds
of which shall be his own. to do with |
az he chooses. The smy lamb and ia
theirs Sheep fiction is worse than no
lamb at all. 1t won't do to promise |
him something when he becomes a man
that is a long way of to him.
Above all, treat him as il companion. |
not as a hireling or f1unky. Substitute
''we'' for Il" 10 discussing your plans, !
and ask his opinion now aud then before
giving your own. Attention to these
things is a small matter to y0u. but a
great matter to him.
A boy brought up under such influ
euces in a congenial home. whatever be
his occupation, will forever afterwards
look back upon a happy spring time o.
life, . possession which will, with per
haps q exception, more than any
thing else keep him. as a man from
to the temptations he must Ger
tainly encounter.-Morning Star.
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NOTlCE.
Office Of the Commissioned. Of the
WORLDS EXPOSITION

Tor the Parish 81. Lafourche. }
Th~ibodaux, August 7th, 1884.
l. the undersigned. Commissioner for the
parish of LafOurche Of the Worlds EXPOSE
ton which will open in the City of New Or
leans on the first day Of December, 1884, be.
ing DESTROYS that all the resources of the par.
ish should be properly represented at that Ex
pc.;.::a, hereby solicit the Co operation of
all who are sincerely Interested in coutribu.
ting to the prosperity of agriculture, COM
merce and industry, In preparing z. aud for
warding to me within the shortest possible
delay, every object calculated to attract the
.! the numerous visitors to the
Worlds Exposition of New Orleans.
+. SAMOAN,
Commissioner
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One of the best rules in conversation
Is never to say a thing which any of
the company q reasonably wish he
had left unpaid.
Take away from mankind their a
ity and theirambition, and there would
be bat few claiming to be heroes or pa
triOts.-Seneca.
Who is wise /? he who learns from ev
cry one. Who is powerful I he that
govsrns his passions. Who is rich I he
th.tfs content.
"Isps6ss yonr opportunities,n said
Bonaparts to a school Of young mon /:
1severy hour lost now, 10 Z chance Of fa
tore misfortsne."
Petsact valss consists in doing with
out Vilaesses all we shoeld be capable
of dei6k befors the yorid-Rochefou
o..lf7 N .sx -ss& ~
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