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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

not in good cOndlllOn, you iOhG lillc lol ia'''i
and lost labor is lost Capital therefore give
yourself strength and vigor by using Health
Rcstorcr.
The IIavre dc Grace Republican declares
that local option is a decided failure in It's
vicinity, "as tar as supprcssing the use and
sale of liquor is concerncd.' 1t advocates
high license rs the best preventive OF intern
pcrHncc.
Mr.. j. NJ. Foglc of Franklin Mills, near
this place, is manufacturing number OF
spcciaties in the remedy line and has agents
for their sale travelling in this and adjoining
counties. His i ch and pile ointmcntS, hair
oil, salvcs and extracts are warranted to be
standard goods.
GRowTlI.-'rhc actual value, or cost, of
real estate added TO The tax list since the
levy for Borough purposes one year ago Is
in round numbers $4,000 1t includes two
fine 1wo-story storcrooms. four dwelling
houses, one one story storeroom and a num-
Der of stable and other buildings
Since our last issue fine rains have fallen
here and elsewhere throughout the entire
country. i, had approached the condition
Of Il drought but with the possible exception
of The wheat crop, no real injury had hccn
done. The winter LIFT wheat in such poor
condition tina, the dry weather will be
chargeable with but slight per c"ntagc Of
the tnilurc
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

BY stretching Il string near the ceiling Of
n room flies will use il to light upon instead
the walls, that can thus be kept all Til"
summer free from fly spccHs, This is Il good
thing for had-hcadcd people.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28


One Of the most common complaints OF
children is worms and as they often suffer Il
lonm time before il is known, parents should
watch carefully for the symptoms and give
DR.. Falrncy's mfallblc Worm Syrup.
At CrcamcrSioWn one evening last week
an alteration took place between two young
men named G. G.. STEPHENS and Edward fN-
lcv, which resulted in the latter being severe
~ stabbed in the left side and neck.
Mr. y. Y. Buckley, Of Milllrlurw, and MIR.
W. s. Dut,cla, Of Latlics'urG, have pur-
chased the magnificent mansion in the heart
Of Gettysburg, together with the large tan
merry, 9j.horsc power engine, all the larger
buildings, machinery, &c, all for S",''J cash
Lorusts cant bite, don't sting, make good
chicken tcc and the year following THEN
visit has always been nn,el for ils cXccl!cn,
fruit crop They may be thus far rcckoncd
a blessing.
During the coming summer new public
school houses will hr erected at the following
places in this county: AlamstoWn, New
Baltimore, Cr,amcrstown, Point of Rocks
Flint Hi, Putnams, Friend Creek, Kemp
town, Biooihil, Woo'lvil" and Ebcuczcr.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28
New Advertisements.

! Chargeablt with but SliSht per crlllagc OF
the failure
| New Advertisements.
$500 Reward-Co. Commissioners.
Lumbcr-Stockslae e. BusSard.
Ordinance No--Mrchancst
Ordinance No-Mcchancs town,
Stove redistribution Star Paste.
A Car,l-For Go Commissioner.
IMpRovENENrs--M Mary Withcrow
/ is having her dwelling house on West Main
/ ST. raised and repaired. During the progress
Of the work, Mrs. ". will reside with her
/ son in law, Mr.. G. j. CarmaCk, or Carroll ST.
| Mr. Calvin Fox has built new and c2mmo-
diouS stable on his already valuable proper
" on Wcs, Main-st
Miss Title Grouse is having handsom"
yrranlah erected on the front of her dwell
ing hor>" in Graccham.
lIIGu WArEN.-A heavy rainfall in the
mountains west of this place on Saturday
night last caused Hunting Creek to overflow
il. banks Ii raised higher than it has been
for several wears AMI to TX waicltcnccs and
/ foot logs down the stream.
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DECORATORS Arrangements are ~
In5 AAdt ioF 'h' observance" o. 'Hl' ''l''''"'
ni'i Oh Saturday evening next, lh' 'EN-
riNra VIII DC OF interest IL lh'I always are on
! Ill"Ne "c'Is'onS.
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/ Ihc plorf SION VIII move al " o'i"rN;
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Pleasant nights.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

We are now sure that winter has passed.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28
Three Books Given Away.

We VIII send the following Three books
free: LADfi.S RIEATE COMPAN1ON, a
complete medical adviser for women. . Illus
tratcd and bojlnd iii cloth, tFormer price 81
Fun ANDCANDY, = As page book telling
how to make over 100 kinds Of kinds ofcan-
dies and other sweet things, handsomely,
bound (Formcr price 5OCt,.) aid LADIES
GUIDE TO FANCY WORK. q practical in
s,rl.rlur in all kinds of Art Matters contain
ing "a large column pages, over 200 hand1
some Illustrative En"ravings, and will
bound to any lady who sends so cents for six
months trial subscription to THE HorsE-
WIFE, a large 1G page Journal devoted to
Fashions, Fancy Work, Art Recrcations,
How TO Cook, and llouS. hold matters. Il
You will send $500 for four friends you will
each receive all the above, and we will send
You and elegant Hand Mirror For club of
80 we give LADIES GOLD .WATCH.-
Addrr*, THE HOUSEWIFE PUB. co.
Nunha, y. y. -.. .. apr % Pm
Eggs for iiniching.
From pure Brown LcGhorns one setting
Of Is Eggs 50 Cts 49,
inch ~ 1T WIN. RODD1.
Prime lot Of Locust Posts and Chcstnu.
Ralls for sale at Catoctin F,lrnrcch
Apr en- j.. b. kvNKEL.
INCUBATORs.-Any one sending us 10 cts.
We vii! toward them directions for masking
and incubator that will hold 250 egga.
GRIFFITH d co.
Npr rs st XAHESNILLE, OH:O.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

There will be communion Services in the
L. Il. Church Sunday May 31st; at 10A. NJ
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

An army ri officers rnrampcd near Double
Pipe Greek few days ago. turned their
horses loose ON field of gram. Mr, Shurl
procured the sid ofan officer and after going
to camp demanded $3.50 which after Il dir
charge from pitItnycr's revolver h&n !yl
himself oYcr--Litt lestOMn Era.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

NEw CULvERr6. In the fiat between
Graccham and Mr. Joshua Martins buildings
and Just cast OF tie railroad crossing several
hundred yards further down this road, SUI
perysor IIarl,angh has paced two plank
tnlvrfts. They have been badly needed at
these points and will IL 6 great benefit
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

NKw ScnooL HausEs.-Sa..cl proposals
for the building OF number Of school houses
uCrs MasmuCh as thcic are contractors
here in our town who have built Il number Of
school houses for The county, we call their
attention to this advertisement. The one
likely TO interest our bidders is u double
brick building in Creagerstown. 1t may be
we'll to box the matter up.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1885-05-28

LARGE Trout Prior to the advent OF
May, Our trout fishermen succeeded in land
ing several fine bunchcs OF trout from oUr
mountain streams. Trout of exceptionally
large SIZE were taken during tnc sprin"
ore lot of fourteen averaged nearly q foot in
length We have seen it noted at other
points, that the trout taken this spring are
unusually large.
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Eggs for 6S3sll.AliUG.

Ralls for sale at Catoctin Furnrcca
AprQ2m j. B. kJNkEL.
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iumme abgefunben gu tperben, tpdbreno
bic, tpel9e er rettete, es nidt Der Miibe
tpertb bielten 3u au6 .nur elm Mprt bes
9anfes bin3ufiigen. Sd babe bic Iebtere
8erfdumniB alerbings ipieber gut gu
MAIDEN geiu6t, fonnte ibn aber nidt
beuegen, aud nur bas Geringfe sn3lls
nebmen. gs i9eint bod ni9t als oh
Der Director bas 10 ausge5ei9net orr
rangirt bdttel
Mrt6ur bib fi1 auf bic 2ippen. gr
puBte, an tuel@e Ibreife bic Worte
geri9tet tuaren, obglei9 iie su feincm
8ater geIprp6en tpurben.
IS i6eint alio, Du baft i'm eigens
berrufen lai5en2 fragte er..
Nlleroingsl
Sd ppllte, Sic b1tten bas unterlais
fen! iagte Berfo,p ettpas gerei3t.
@era6e biefer 9artl1ann tpirb mir pon
alen 5eiten als bas eigentli6 reoolus
tipndre Clement unter ben Mrbeiiern
beSei9net, gesen oas i6 eben imBegriffe
bin, nit bollfer 5trenge bor3useben.
Dab rnaa mir ni6t aupiel geiagt bat,
iebe i'd iebt oeutli6! llnterltebt fi6
bieier Menl6, cine fol9e @umme ausz
auf6lagen, nuf neil man BEL ber Mus-
5ablung ni9t nit al Der ibertriebenen
umifdnoli@teit su Werfe gebt, Die iein
9o6mutb berlangt! Sa freili6, Der 1T
gu aflem fdbig. Sd muB Sic bod
oaran erinnern, @ugenie, 6aB meine
S6miegerto9ter getpi1e &idfdten gu
nebmen bat, ielbft ba, tuo es fi9 um
einen 8emies ibrer Cite banbelt.
(Gortfebums folst.)
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R5ln. 5efonbe ). Qieutenont b

&0ln. . Sefonbe lieutenant b.
Wille bonn 5. &beinii9en Snfanterie.
&egiment No. 65, Der in Dem bereits
gemelbeten Duea l6tper bermunbete
Offi3ier, 1T feinen 0erlebungem erlez
gen. 1leber Die l1ria6e gu 6em tobt=
bringen6en 9treite, tpel6er Bis aur
Rampfunfdbigfeit gefiibrt iperben iolte
lln6 einen fieb5ebnmaligen Gugelme9iel
erforoerte, bort man, baB eine barmloie
8erme9slung Der - MiBen benielben
berbeigefiibrt baben foa. 2ieutenant
b. Wiae faB i'm Mititdr=gaiino bel els
mem @laie Bier unb nollte fi1 entfers
men, als er feline Miibe auf benz Gopfe
zines anberen Gameraoen bemertte.
Sb nun bic 3uriidforoerung Der &opfs
beoedung nidt fommentmdBig mar,
ober Oh bic Nrt ber 3uriifgabe ber
Gillette ni9t entipra6 = genug, einige
Gage fpdter ieben mir bic bei6en Diff
5iere als erbitterte Gegner auf benz
Ranpfplab iieben, unb iebt lit Der
S6mer3 unb Der Summer in ieiner
gan5en f6redli9en @eifalt iiber amei
Gamilien bereingebro6en. Ser Werz
fforbene entfiammt elmer rsGamiIie
aus 9ufeloorf unb genoB unter ieinen
2ameraoen nift nur bas Mnieben eis
nes tii6tigen un6 belonnenen Offi3iers,
fonbern mar aud aIs ein rubiger, lies
benstpiirbiger Gamerab befannt.
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GS fnt nnns Scn MnId,ein. oIe

Gs bat gams bcn Mmfbein, als
oh Oeiferreid iid oemnd6t au@ aus
feiner 2etbargie aufraffen unb einen
enti6eibenben S1ritt in ieiner Srient=
poIitif u1ternebmett iperbe. Ser 3eits
punft lit ber m6gIi9it giinitige. &uBs
lamb 1T nit feineu Standardization
pldnen bolauf bel6dftigt, England 1T
in Mfrifa fotuobl als in Miien polffdn.
big in Mnipru6 genommen. Deutf6s
LAMB uno Stalietl fno nit benz ger=
f9linsen ibrer Mfrifas& &olonien tbdtig
un6 cine 5t6rung babel f6nnte nit
Nerbauungsbeihmer6en berfnipft iein,
unb 6ranfrei9 bat in Gbina ale 6dn6e
poll gu tbun. Was Wunber, wenn ba
aud Oefterreib nidt miiiig auiiebt.
Die 8orbereitun9en gu feinen pIdnen
bat es bereits getroffen. 2aut benz
8erliner 8ertrag bate 0eferrei6 bic
8erpfi1tung iibernontmen, auf bic Gr=
fiiqung uno ginbaltung Der geoineuns
gen behelben Seitens ber Siirfei 3u adj
ten. Cine 6iefer Beoingungen iDar bic
Nnlage bon 8abnen mad benz golbenen
9orn. SbeiIs aus Gelbmangel, tbeils
aus initinftiuer geiorgniB I'm bic Sc
ifigfeit feines Sbrones, bat Der Sultan
bisber ni9t an bic @rfiillung bieier 8ez
btngung geben tpollen. Qlae 0orfelz
lungen Oeiterrei1s biesbeaigIi1 blieben
uirtungslos unb felblt bic Orientreife
bes Gronprin3en &uboIpb, bic gu benz
3wede freunbf9aftlider Nerfanoigung
in bielem punfte unternommen tDurbe,
bradte nidt ben geringiten grfolg.
Oarauf mur6e bann Der 6fterrei9ii6e
Botl1after BEL ber pforte angeuieien,
benz Sultan elm llltimatum gu ftenen
unb na@ Nblauf bef5elben. falls li9 bic
pforte nod llidt gum Na6geben be-
quemt baben foQ, nit benz geiammten
Botf6afts. perional Gonitantinopel au
berlafen. Dies tpirtte. Die pforte
tparlote fi6 an Elm pariierSpnbifat, ,um
nit benz 8abnbau gu Beginner. Ob
bieIer ieBt tpirfli6 obne ipeitere 59pie=
rigfeiten gu Stanbe fommt, bleibt ab=
5uwarten. Sbatlade 1T, baB DETER
reid unter6efen feline 8prbereitungen
3u elmer Expedition nab Salonidi
trifft. Ser 2ronprin3 bat in Golse oeifen
aud feline Heiie nod Montenegro nub
Mtben ausgebebnt unb miro perlu9en,
nit @rie1enlanb, ipel9es nit Oefferz
reid in ben gnipru6en auf Maceboz
MEN concurrirt, cine freun6idaftli9e
8erfdnbigung berbeisufiibren. Sb
biefe Mifiion erfolgrei6 1T ooer nitbt,
Seiterrei9 glaubt iebt ben geeigneten
3eitpunft 3u einem entf9eibenben
S9ritt in ieiner Orientpolitif gefommen
unb tDirb bamit beginner, am dgdii1en
Meere iefen Gub gu fafen.
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ST.. Npianfp.

Dieer @ame lift 70 befaunt innerbalb ben
Ser. Staaten. bab eS taum nOtbis 1T gu iasen,
bab er ber grfinber bes beribmten Dr. Botanic
Suiten. unb 0unsen Sbrup 1T, oas beliebte
@olfsbeilmittel, mo INNER es befannt iif, fiir
Suften, grfaltunsen, S9winbfudt uub alle
Rrantbeiten OeS Salfes unb Der 2unsen. Qreis
so gentS unb $1.Oo. @erfauft bel s. sfalt.
cfer 4. Gpn.
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= Sn ben Ser. Staaten giett es i'm
Ganaen 744 9abafsfabrifen. uno stpar
519 i'm Siben, "a in Stem Oorf, 80 in
Obio, 81 in penniploanien unb ID in
Neip Serfep. 3ubem beiddftigen ii6
10000 gngrosbdnbler un6 100000
Oetailbdnbler nit 9abafsblnbel. 2ebs
tes Sabr ipurben Steuern beaablt
fiir 42,060 626 pfunb &au9sSabat,
1871, 773 pfunb feingei6nittenen uno
SO, 1852 pfunb &autabat, foipie
5,022, 1868 pfunb S@nupftabaf.
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~ Ser 8etpeis fir Bic @lte elmer
@peiie wirb our9 bas giien erbra1t,
unb Der Bepeis fir bic Wirtiamteit
elmer Mebiain 1T bic ftdtise populdri=
tdt, Die fie unter ben 2euten bebauptet,
tpelde es einmal probirt baben. gli3be
u. groBwait, Npotbefer, in WoDbbine,
Sopa, f6reiben: rWir f6nnten ni1t
aure6tfommen Dbne Mibler's 2rduter
Bitters; benn Diele bon unferen Gun>
ben n1einen, es iei ungefdbr bic ein3ige
Meoi3in, bic iie brau9en." Bei Dpsz
peplie, 2ebers unb Nierenleiben unb ies
ber Gornl bon Nerbenif6rungen ilf iie
ME iibertroffen tuorben.
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9enrp @ilar6, Der bor unsefdbr
Sabresfriit ieinen 9alt an Der gfor=
tbern paeifie sc. sc. berlor, Mmerifa ben
&iifen febrte unb fi6 in Berlin niebers
lieB, 1T CUR 3eit in &uBlanb nit Der
Contraction elmer @taatsbabn nod
oem faspii6en Meere beiddftigt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-03-06

Gin gruber bes Mi9ters 6arlan,
u. g. Supreme Court, 9ouisbiae, Gp..
M6tb. Sames 0arlan, gr=Nices@ban=
cellor, beri9tet iiber ct. Safobs Del:
rS9 fann aus eigener @rfabrung be-
baupten, baB es ein ausge3ei9netes 9eil=
nlittel 1T. Gein borfi6tiger 0ausbater
follte berldumen, ftets cine Glaide oies
les berrli6en 0eilmittels Dorrdtbig gu
haben."
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Sa9esfrtsee,,

Warum fam 9tm Sart 70 BIZ
Zig Derfaufea2
Weil sr fei,e Sbeilbaber 1lnb
@eilenbe but unO alles fir eaar
perfauft. Gr banbelt nad tem
@abe: ,aleine prOite unb srp6e
Ginnabmen."
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= Cine ber sr6Bten Mpotbefer Sir
men Der Stabt Quincy, Sainois, Mils
lir, Nrtbur & Sellner, beri6ten, 6ab
ber 8ertauf bon 9r. Guguit 6 D,
mis's 9amburgerGamiliene M
80 bisinen ifetig i'm Steisen bes
sriffen iei unb baB bic meiiten Der beut=
f6en Mi.biirger feline anoere Mebiainen
gebrauAen m6gen.
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- ginen grunnen pergiften 1T zines
Der sr0Bten Nerbre6en. Mber f9lims
mer 1T es, ii6 uno feiner Ga9fommen=
f9aft bic Quele bes Qebens bergiften.
Das 1T oft burd Na6ldiisfeit, nngIiid
ober gr5i6aft gefdeben. Mpers Sar=
faparilla gebt auf ben Grunb Der
Symphonic, iuht ben unreinen Samen
i'm Blute, biefem 2ebensifrome, auf
uno iteat ben Mppetitt, bic &raft unb
@eiunbbeit mieber Der.
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Die ngorbbeuti9e Mageneine
seibt bic brittii6e &egierung GROCER
Rudli1tsloigfeit, ba 1ie bic Ner0Fent=
lidung oes Blaubu6es binli9tli9 Neu=
@uineas un6 Samoas geitattet babe,
Dbne 1i9 3ubor babon unterri9tet 3u ba=
ben, Oh oieies ber 0eutf9en Gegierung
genebm fei. Die 3eituug tpeiit auf
Die Sbatia9e bin, baB ienes Bud u.
u. ben 8eri9t iiber cine pertraute I'm.
terrebung unb einen She'll bes 8riefes
entbalte, ben Der GDnig bon Samoa
OH Den 2aifer bon Deuti9lanb geridtet
babe. Mu@ ben lebteren babe bic eng
lii@e &egierung ber0ffentli6t, ebe Der
Gaiier ienen Brief erbalten; besslei9en
ben Snbalt elmer llnterbaltung, bic
8ismard nit Dem englil9en Boti9after
gu Berlin, Serrn Malet, bate uno Die
bur6aus pribateu gbarafters mar. Die
3eitung fdlieBt bieien Mrtitel nit fol>
genben @orten: nNu9 beHeibist fi9
8ismard itets ber Wabrbeit unb bdlt
feline 8eripie6ungen. Dieie 8er6Fents
li6ung fam nur ba3u bienen, feline
Stellung 3u ben iibrisen gabinetten
guropas au itdrfen. Deuti6lanb tpirb
fortfabren, bic lopalen, friebliebenben
uno na6barli6en 8eaiebungen, tpel6e
es nit Granfreid unterbdlt, aufre6t
au erbalten."
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paris. Die Deputirten. 2ammer
beenoigte fiirslid bic Debate iiber Die
Geititeaung Der @etreioe 30ae, unb
febte ben 3oll auf Gerite anf / Gr. 80
st. unb benienigen auf bon europdiz
fden 3mif9enbdfen fommenbe @erite
auf 5 ST. so st. fef. Gin yoridlag
3ur 8er3ollung bes Mais tpurbe abgez
tpieien.
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europa unb Seras

europa unb Seras
e. SEPT TT bic Seit nod europa
gu reilen ober 8ermanote mad
= geras fommen gu lehen. Surd.
bilIets i'm 8ipifdenbed gu folgenben @reiien:
antperpen, Bremen, Sonlburg.
Bon Gan Mntonio $40 30
Rad San Antcnio $500. .......... $34 ID
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Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-07-17
Wells aud Bacteria.

These results emphasize the impor-
lance of an intelligent survey of the
condition of the soil in selecting a
home, and of legislation prohibiting
the pollution OF the soil.
In many towns and cities the privy-
vaults and teaching cesspools OF every
house drain really into the sheet of
ground water. The soil arrests the
coarse material, the grease and slime;
but the swarming bacteria diffuse with
ease, as much as the soluble chlorides
and nitrates, and follow the flow who'll
ly unobstructed. Into this same soil
are sunk or driven the wells and the
water that Is drawn for use Is polluted
in proportion to the number and prox-
unity OF the vaults and cesspools, on
the one hand, and the thinness and
sluggishness of the waters sheet on the
other, In the worst wells in daily use
the water is distinctly colored with
sewage; but the most deadly water
may carry only the germs Of typhoid
fever or OF dysentery, and be other
wise sparklingly clear, and so pure as
to pass unchallenged through the
most searching chemical analysis
Science (Sanitary number.)
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-07-17
How Whittier Became an Editor.

Whittier. the poet, is reported as
saying to an interviewer recently:
"Trifles sometimes have an important
bearing on ones life. A copy OF the
Hartford Re0iey fell under my eye,
and determined to send its editor
George D. Prentice, a few poems,
which he kindly published. My con-
tributions continued, and when he re-
signed in order to live in Louisville,
where he made for himself reputa.
ton as one of the most brilliant jour
nalists as well as pungent and witty
paragraphists in America. he advised
the publisher to send for me to take
his place. l was out in the cornheld
hoeing when the letter came to me in
viting me to take editorial charge of
the paper. / could not have been
more surprised If l had been offered
the crown of England. What educa-
ton, what experience had l for such a
task ! l knew little of men and things
or books. | was singularly deficient
in knowlege of the affairs of the day.
And yet the task, formidable as it
seemed to me, was worth attempting.
So accepted the trust. had much
to learn. but set myself resolutely to
fill the position. and l succeeded, after
hard work and patient study, IN max
ing the paper acceptable to its read
ers."
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1885-07-17
Pure Bred Fowls on the Farm.

An Ohio farmer writes in the ". e.
Farmer: "The raising of pure bred
fowls in connection with other live
stock on the farm, is a profitable
branch of industry, and, for the amount
OF money invested, no stock will yield
much larger profits, except bees. A
few years ago great many farmers
left this department to the care of their
children or the wife, deeming it too
small or Insignificant for them to at
tend to, but many farmers have
changed their minds and are ready to
verify the statement that it does pay to
raise pure bred fowls. Some of those
living in or near the city, who are re-
strlcted to small limits, are stepping
forth and reaping the reward derived
from this simple work. Why do not
farmers arouse themselves and share
in the profits that may be gained
through such light employment The
cost of pure bred fowls. to commence
with will not be great, and they will
not eat more than dunghill or Cross
bred.