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New-York tribune., 1886-08-04

Bark Cardonas GER. Krol. fl ON stcttin.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
MEETING AT RATHDRUM.

Do the 18th OF Msrch iS!SG, pursuant
to call, the cisizens.sf koo,enai coua,y
without distinction Of party met at III
court hose to consider the question O.
annexation. Hon O. A Dul.e va,
ehosea chairman and NJ ". .,a-grove.
secretary. After fGll zad fair iiscussiou
Of the question Judge Henry Nslder pre-
sen,ed the following resolution, which
was adopted;
RESOLVED, Tha, we. the ei,izens Of
Kootenai county, Iilho TERRITORY. a.
sembled in Raihlrum, our county seat.
expires. j, as the sent men, Of our sub
s:antial ci;iZens, that it is Of the utrnas,
importance to the prosperity of North
Idaho tina, it be annexed to Washington
Territory and we respectfully r-ques, the
United States Senate TO pass the Bill for
that purpose now before it.
Gov. Lega,e offered the following:
RESOLVED, That the chairman be re-
quested to forward a copy of the pro
ceedings Of this meeting to the President
Of the United States Senate. Adopted
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
FROM SENATOR MITCHELL

!. UNITED STATES SENATE.
Washington, d. C., Ma-ch 9. 1886
L. ". .AarceH, Esq, Lescistoa, IdaAc
Territory:
My DEAR Sir IL beg respect
fully to acknowledge receipt Of your.
March lst, making Suggestions to the an
nexation scheme, note your sugges
tons, all Of which shall receive my con.
sideration. | am in favor of annexation
most decidedly 81, although We are
now receiving grea, many protects from
different parts OF the terrilory, some fIom
the Pan handle" protesting against au-
nexa'ion. The bill has passed tue House
and 10 the bill reported from the com
mi,tee for the admission of Washington
Territory, it is made pant of W shin.-
on. The House bill viii hardly be tax.
n up 10 the Senate until after the
bill has passed the Senate. L
believe before cungress edinurns YOU will
&c made = part Of Washington Ty.
an, Very truly years,
JoES II MITCHELL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NEW TO-DAY.
Notice OF Administrators sale OF
Real Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby girec thit il pursuance
ef ihe Srder Of The probate art Of NeI Perct
eounty. Idaho Territory. made on tie 9TH day
A4rca. 4. d l-~'. IN the n after 4 the estate
Of Charles WEBB. dtceAs-i, the u ler.l-pei al
m-ri,trst9r @. said estate. vii .eu q, public
AAe'i' - the i.hesi bidder FIR cash, Ia one
? lrccl. sghlec' - the approval E1I uhrraA
;i0n %. sslI bate court. on saturday. tie
I'm day Of APrif. A b l>,5. at = c. aek r
m 81 tie sc = sa.esx stn e :. h Wins, u
F. sa'i CITY and county. al The right. TILE ami
crest Of The -4la irt~state al tie tlme Of his
4 ,IA .ad al the night. TIE Ald inte-e., to Al
s.l1 e-tst has, b. operation 90 lsw " J,h-
e-~i-e acquired, IN sui 4 ali Il tha1 1T Il land
the e'y II eWist Il. county u Ner Perez,
"a Ierritorg deserted A. Il X Lots
pr 4 ans fv- > hloek four 1 Q; Null
+tf dlti-n c.is o: i.s~lst =.
I m ale Ca.a ten
Pc cent To- ss-r - uey 70 P4id t. the
aoet'o.ecF O. Toe - So, s,sres On en-
hr1a-u Z 81 --4e iced i ex1-eu.. # purchase.
p. u. baNi>.
AdniuistrAtor Of the e.;4;e u Charles webb.
Diseased
D4iei MAJ =, 1856. Z63
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
FROM 6HNArOR MITCHLLL
UNITED STATES SENATE.

UNITED STATES SENATE,
Washington. D. c., March /, 1886
Hon. a. Leland, Editor "Teiier.
Leriston, Idaho Territory:
My DEAR SIR:-Your dispatch
on behalf Of self and citizens Of North
Idaho, of the 26th ult, received in due
course. The bill, as am advised, has
passed the House abusx:as yon to Wash
ington Territory. We are bein. flooded
with dispatches at this time on all sides
some protesting vigorously sgains, the
passage Of the bill; others earnestly urg.
Ing its passage. In any event, however,
It wsuld be impossible to put the bii.
through the Senate at once. 1t would
have to be considered 10 committee, aud
owing to the great press of business On
the calendar, j. would be utterly impos.i.
bic to get the matter up at a very early
date. l have been strongly disposed to
lavor the bill myself, but of course we
aave to consider the protests forwarded
before acting. am,
Very truly yours,
JOHN II. MITCHELL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
FROM SENATOR DCLPH
| SITED STATES SENATE

y ! L
Washington, ID. e. N4rch y, lSsG
! Hon. .iior-o Le'aad, Le5-iq n. ldahc
Isrr,fsry:
Ny DEAR Sin Your favor Of
the 18th inst, mas jns, received. TIE AZ
nexatioo bill pis-=i by III, House ha.
b ea rec Id to the Committee On territo
ms, Ih-, Commute. b.. alr-adv Re
ported the till introduced BY m. + 7 ,hs
aimi,,isn sc tse Ststa II W.,hin-tc,
embracing tn "pAn-hard!r' Of Idaho. /
| don, know his the committee NAY b,
IMPRESSED with h. opposition, which i,
being developed 10 Northern Idaho and
at CJi,x, Washington Territory. a.A:n (
sich annexation hop ih4t the III, -,
# the bill fur the admission of the tern
oFy viii. Al az eiTIy day, b. able t. get it
up 10 tn : senate and think there is ..
doubt but tina; it will pass the Senate.
leaSln. The bound4Fies Of the proposed
state as reported by the committee.
Should tina, be the case, the Committee
on territories will no, be lik-ly to report
adversely OF the annexation bill.
matter cannot be hurri j .
as the committee on territ RE.
viii certainly not report upon il until ac
TN has been taken upon the admission
bill. Senator Harrison, chairman of the
committee on territories, has introduced
a bin tc annex a part OF the pan handle"
to " ashlngton Territory and a paIt to
Montana. | have not read the bill and
cannot state what part OF it is proposed
to annex to either territory. | think h.
stated that be- introduced by Request and
was not committed on the measure. A.
soon a, the admission bill is out IF the
way, will do all in my power to secure
an early report and favorable acti % upon
the annexation bill.
Very truly yours,
j. n DoLpH.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
LETTER FROM oRANGEvILLE
GRANGEvILLE |. T. Mar. %, 1886.
Mr. A. LELASD.-Dear SIR

GRANGEvrLLE l. T. Mar. %, 1886.
Nh A. LELAsD.-Dear SIR
Our prospects for better TINES ar,
much brighter than for two years, am
We have but one anxiety, tina, is. shall
We be annexed to Washington? Their,
are quite number here now who favor
d it year or SO ago, who do not now
and the only reason given for theil
change of feeling is that Local Option
prevails in Washington, and that women
vote there and tina. they have a striugen,
Sunday law. This is question in
which We, the people, feel a deep per.
sonai interest and We earnestly say amen
to your long and persistent effJrts in be-
halt Of this measure. You have the
thanks Of majority here, and long after
you have passed away you still live 10 the
memory Of hard work done for the best
interests Of North Idaho. l write YOU
this letter in behalf Of others as we'll as
for myself. We would be glad if yon
would define the duties of county com
missi0ncrs. We do not believe the rrmop
STRANGE sent TO Washington, signed by
tUo Of eur board Of commissioners will
effect much harm, ye. we think it pre-
sumption on their part to send it, and we
did sot vote for them to attend 10 that
business. There was more demoera,ic
way IT a remonstrance was needed, there
are brains enough cut side of our board
OF commissioners to call meeting of the
citizens and demonstrate against any
measure that effects US. Some here are
bold enough to Think that from tn.
present and pas. management. of our
financial affairs in this county that If the
commissioners would look carefully to
business strictly in,rusted to them they
would have little me to dictate measure.
for the people Of all North Idaho. do
not send this asking you to publish j,
but Is you have the ability to send few
shots home on this proceeding we hope
you will. "Don't give up the ship"
At no time have the adherents Of anpeya-
ton been more anxious than they are
now. The great democratic light of
Wslla -Walla in short local item fully
expressed the cause Of the opposition up
here, in his last weeks paper; be says
"the voters Of North Idaho do not pro- |
pose that the women shall dictate TO them
what kind Of liquor they shall drink,
that Is the whole trouble, snd we ask YOU |
to meet this il it can be mt. We be
lievc II this matter Of annexation should |
be submitted to the people again it
would very nearly be anti. whiskey for.
and whiskey against. Now if you think
this letter presumption throw it in the
stove, hut / assure You it is written in
good faith asd not for glory.
Your Friend, ar"
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
FROM MOSCOW, IDAHO.

Mr.. A LELAND.-Dear Sir Il
notice by the papers YOU are to have a
meeting to endorse the efforts of Hons.
Haley and voorhees,. am sorry | can.
not 90 down to add my voice with the
rest Of you. ,elegraphcd Senator Nit
chell Immediately upon the passage OF
the bill through the II use asking him
to support it in the Senate, and | am in
receipt Of letter from him saying that
be will cheerfuIy do So.
Resp. yours for annexation,
w. j. MCCoNNHLL.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE FOR RIDN.

eeaiei proposals. will be received at the of
nee OF the county clerk. up t. the hour Of 40
o "'ock A. Of Monias April l2th 1sss IN
care Tor the INDECENT sick of Nez Perez COUNTY.
=, =, fo' one year fr"m the 18Th april 1885,.
Inc c"nfrs1t"r T. furnish food Eursinr. lodv
ne aud iuc1.n,a's. The bids L. sn.cifx ~.
rate per diem charged COR erch pcrs.n Ths
sex I" be taken care OF at either Moscow n,
Le" is'"h' or part escn place
lie Bard # County Commissioner. reserve
zoe rish' 20 ri ret my an all bids Tha.e
W. IN contracts are srfied xiil he reanired "a
give bonds in such sum the Bsarl NAV o.
termine,
By order IF the Board Of County Commit.
siupers. / 4 UAITaRaI-cu -
Lewiston, l. T., Ma, Il. 1856 213u
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01

A special to the Union from Port
land Of March 20 says: The o. II. &
n. Co.'S head of6eials say the company
viii fight to the bitter end aoy rnovemea,
establishing opposition lines as eonsem-
plated on the Upper Columbia They
viii hold the country until some other
cover greater than they coDquers then.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE Pr PRE- EMPrIoN PROOF
NOTICE FOR PREMPrIoS PROOF
CHARLES p. CUSE-DS 2l7
lANn nEEIEE At

Le=iston. I. T. Mar. 81, iss6
~ Office = HEREBY GIVEN THATTut
Y following named settler has filed notice Of,
nis intention TO make fnsl prof in support Of
his claim. and tina; said p.aof will be lsd-
before r. Morris. dept clerk dist court FRS,
adieia' district Idaho Territory at his flee at
M idah", on May s, 1876. viz: Cha les p
Gene tor the So = SCI - ip 81 nr2e RM. He
names the foiisxi witnesses 4. nr,ye hi. cor.
u u'as fesi''enec upau. and cultivation of, said
land. va: = Chase. T u Allen. = De Ia Roch.
pierre, II BrOun, all e Gvsngevire. Idaho.
p. II. WINSTON, ia
~ Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE At

lewiston, Idaho. Mar. 10. IsS6.
x,nf,hLkS SAMpSON-Home s1S.
foliar, tlCh Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
HI, PANIED settler has filed notice Of
~ intention TO make final proof in support
a, ~ sim' and that said proof will be made
e san once on April u. 1885. viz: Charles
tp 80 BM. He names the Soi,ovins
y, "es,es to prove his continuous residence up-
nar ana cultivation of. said land, viz: James
ch,i.' Sanford Evans. A Norris, Andrew
christensen, all of Genesee, Idaho,
q, +. II. WINSTON, JR.
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01

FROM MU GRAY, I. T.
~ UT Nutt'u,
W. J. MCCoNNELL

MURRAY, l. T. Mar. %, 1886.
EDITOR Teller:
Placer mining has fallen off since
last writing consequence of scarcity Of
water causel by the sudden freeze
When the work OF the PAGER mining
fairly opens on the south no doubt. from
the present outlook, that things will turn
out great
Both the CaliIorni, ditch and the
Herman ditch On the south side will
furnish the miners with sufficient water
IT the weather is favorable, and they will
have longer run than any previous sea:
son.
The new manager OF the Golden Crest
Company arrived in camp, and work on
the companys property has been resumed
with large force OF men.
The Ceur d'Alens ditch COMPANY
have ceasrd operation for short time to
repair the saw-mill, but will soon resum
work.
The Bed Rock flume pool are expect.
d to be soon il shape to proceed with
their work. The first ditch and water
."rply. Van Wrinkle of the Ceur
d AIene is threatening vengeance on all
who b had the pluck and courage to
demand pay for labor and services rem
dered, The ditch was attached and sold
at sheriff 5 sale by an order of the dis.
'rict court, but we have no doubt bu,
Whist the Doctor can get the ditch ba,k
again If he will bring into camp a sack
OF greenbacks and pay off the indebted
ness which he failed to compromise at
thlrty+three cents on the dollar lust be.
fore he left camp he leaving so soon
that the boys did hot have time to pre-
sen, all the little bills Necessary t. paw of. |
The Doctor has fancy for the pure air
and healthy climate of tn. Occur d Alene
but seems to get no nearer than 81. |
Louis for year past.
Lumber for building is plenty and
buildings g''ins up at a go d rate. Al. |
Sn0ths steam barges load lumber on tn, !
i"wn trip from near Hummels In ding
on Niger Prairie aud Placer Csntre.
Me- PERcE.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
GLE lIlA%D
~
THOROUGHBRED STALLION.
he Is Blood Ba'. wita black le-s. main ami
tan, and for syme'ery .: form and act!
cannot be heat by any coli in Amer
lea Iii. blood Is pure sni
without stain.
pELIG ZEE


CLEVELAND was sired BY Bav Msdoc, Jr
h. by Bay Meioc. be ty GRAY Me &C, he bI
Mel out Of Gray Fannie, BY Bertram 2 dau
b imported Bnsrard: Ey Imported Med
ley z z. 2 dam by imported Bolton: e.g :
dam. Sals Wright. by Yoriek. DC Sc,
Americ Turf Register. vi. MI p. 4s
Bay Ned0c's dam was Ro.alini Jr 81. l.,
lmporte Trustee. whs vas the sire Of Fashion
celebrated trottins hur-e Grace Darling
Reseaue. Rube. Charlotte, Dan Henri John
aek, aud .sther OF note
BAY Medic Jr : dam was sirei bv Young
"i.ilain En'lus: be by the entucsy Eclipse
and he by the Long Island American Eclipse,
am Of ''Wm. kmiius.'' full bred Medley
mare, owned by C-l Dicker. Of Dry Creek.
Aentuoky Bay Meioc's Jr.'. z dam was a
luli bred kentucky Whip.
will stand the above nanel horse at my
stable in Lewiston. from A ,rl l. 1886, at the
following rates:
SiNGLE LEAP I IN ~
SEASiN IL ~
INSURED ~ n
No mares will he Insured unless properly TAX
en- care o! by owners AFTER Trey have been bred
4 PEARCY,
~ Lewiston. idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE For PUBLICATION.


LAND OFFICE AT
Walia Walla, W. r., Feb - 1856.
olick Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
: the following named settler ha. fled no.
,e., VI NJ intention to make final proof in sap
port OF his claim and that said nroof ~;u (.
m made before J. b. Stanley, notary public. At
Soaon; v. +, on April B. 1885, vim: Moses
n'!ies' ps f3l for the wla NV !, ne 4. nwa
see' n 70 tp IL n 4oe, lie rames the follow
ing witnesses toprove his continuous residence
Span' ana eniiiva'i'n of, said land viz: MT
> A'aett looks. chas E Maynard, S b
>, c. Ii. WARNER.
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTloN PROOF.
STEPHEN BALLEw, DIS. 2372.
LAND DFPICE At

Lewiston. T.. Feb -. lisa
~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN TUaTTaP
~ following named settler ha. filed notice
Q. ms intention to make email proof in supper,
" ms E,a'm ana hat said preof viii tie uade
tefore Geo. alker. justice of the peace a, hi.
once IN Big Potlstch precinct. r.. on April
n.n. 1880 10 a m, viz: Stephen Ba'.ew. DS
24i2 Tor the sw se14 and IA swI. and svA.
s~ see 10 tp3s n r2w NJ lie names III.
io'i'" ng witnesses I" prove his continuous res
a'ehee upon and cultivation Of said land VI,
5amSs Mug. Gilbert King. T. Wilson and A
I'''h' ali OF Potlstch precinct. Idaho.
+. ii. WINSTON, JR.
- Register
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
C HERIFF SALE.

By virtue Of an execution. issued nat Of tb.
dis'ric court Of the fret judicial district Of the
Territory af Idaho. in and for the county q.
Neh frrce, AMI IA me directed ami delivered,
Tor judgement rendered and entered in said
court, On the 18th day Of March. A. D. lss6.
IN favor e Frank Brothers, plaintiffs. and
against |. ii. Barnard defendant for the sum Of
three hundred and twenty-six aud sixtv-fve
hnniredths dollars United States gali coin.
besides interest and cost. have levied on ali
The night. title claim and interest Of the d.fen
liant Ia the following described PROPERTY. TO wit
North hat. of the south east quarter. and the
'"rta saf Of the s"u't-wes; quarter, If sec,i N
twelve tl2l. township thirty-seven 81. norm
OF range one u, W H,i e meridian. containing
one hondrti and sixty aeres
Notice Is hereby given tina, on the Eth day Of
Aprii. A. d. lsSi. at enc o'clock +. NJ. Of
That Gay, III front of the curt house. in The
eity OF Lewiston, county of Scz Perez, I. T
wi!i sell tie right. title nd interest Of said
IL Barnard in and u the above de.crited mon
er'y at ~ BLlC AUCTION, for ea.h lawful
money IN hand to the best and highes, bidder.
10 satisfy said execution and ali C, sts.
L. W. CAMERON. Sheriff
Dsted the 9th day Of Ma ch. 1885. .,
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
i DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE,

inc 81. L Is hereby given to all persons hav-
g CA ms against the estate NJ - w
stevens, deceased. to present. n. sn "S"es ~
, with due proof thereof. within ten
months from date hereof. VIM" 'e"
DAVID STEVENS,
Lsvis,,, NJ, Administrator.
'ien - 1886. pa
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE FOR REDEMPTION pRoov
GEORGE n. SQUIRES-DS $50.


GEORGE n. SQUfRES-DS 2sGD.
LAND OFFICE AT
, Lewiston. |. T., Mar. 3, 1886.
70 Wizard c. Bates and all others;
~ oIiCE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ following named settler has filed notice
"i ms intention To make final proc. in support
OF ms claim and that said proof will be made
AZ a, mus once. o April - 1885, viz: George
", 9qui'es Tor the i nea section and ~
NV a section tp3i r4wBM. lie nam..
'he i'iie"ing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon. aud guilty alton of. said land.
VIZ joan hincaid. Wm. Henderson, Charles
A'an'' all OF Lewiston post Office, Idaho Tery,
o, p. IL. WINSTON. in.
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.

N''ieE FOR PRE-EMpTIoN PROOF.
JOHN NERNON-D 2Ol.
LAND OFFICE AT
H,orr lewiston. |. I. Mar "a, 1886
~ oIicE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
= ',li"wins named settler has filed notice OF
h his intention to make final prof in support Of
u, ,t t,a'm: and tina, said proof will be made
Vernnn o s on April 30 1886. viz: John
! '"o o. l,r Tue lots aud . section 3,5 and lot
i section 20 and lots l and 2, section ~ IN "a
q. "a W. bM, He names the following witness.
es 10 prove his continuance residence mon AMI
ou .n Il. said land. viz: b W C Dun.
rn;. ahnwell. II Evans, J Nelson. ali Of
q, P. II. WINSTON. in.
Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-04-01

Wa>bin-tou, ID. &. Narch -. 1856
] Hoa. .iion-o Le'aad, Le,-ta n. Idaho
itrrIf4rl.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-18
A CRYING CHILD.
What it Cost a City to Satisfy the Whim
of the Sultan's Son.

What it Cost a City to Satisfy the Whim
of the Sultan's Son.
The French contractor of a bridge in
Constantinople once lost an immense
amount of money in the following man.
ner: The bridge was to have been
finished by particular day, but the
contractor found that this would be I'M
possible with Turkish workmen unless
he worked day and night This he OBJ
tanned leave to do, and the necessary
lights and torches were supplied at the
Sultan's expense. All went well for a
time, till the unfortunate contractor
was told that he must open the bridge
to let ship from the dock-yard pass
through some time before the bridge
was finished. He sad it was impos-
sible, as he would have to pull every
thing down. and it would take two or
three months to replace the scaffolding
and pile-driving machines. He went to
the Ministers of Marine and Finance.
They said: If the Sultan says it must
be done, it must, or we shall lose our
places, if not our heads" SO the ship
came out at cost of Little over
fl00, 900 and delay of three months
in the completion of the bridge, all be-
cause the Sultan found his small son
crying in the harem one day, the CHI Ids
grief being that, though he had been
promised to be made an Admiral, he
could not see his flag hoisted on his
particular ship from the nursery win
dows. So large iron-clad was brought
out from the dock-yard and moored in
front of Dolmabagtcheh to CRAFTY his
infant mind, thus causing enormous
Inconvenience to the whole town for
months, to say nothing of the waste
of money, of which the Sultan paid
very little.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-18
FOR OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
RECIPE FOR cHEERFuLNEss.

Come. children, and listen awhile to my song
On the brewing of che rfulness, pure and
strong;
For not every method is sure to succeed.
And this one, you IL find. will yield just what
you need
Recipe.
First look to your heart, and be sure you take
care
To wash all the sefshness out that is there;
An ounce of indulgence then take in your
hand,
And of patience, well tried, what amount you
command
dor with these, note it well, you can not dis
pense),
And stir them well round with an ounce of
good sense.
A drop too, of ethe now add to the three,
For it sets you from pain and old grievances
free.
A dash of good humor then fling in the bowl,
And touch OF fine wit to give taste to the
whole.
Add Il touch of sef-confidence now and be
sure
To remember a little cool blood to procure,
An ounce OF quiet courage, and perhaps
'twOuld be best
To add good handful of hope to the rest
Mix well, so that smoothness and sweetness
you gain
And then with pure heart the cup you must
drain.
And should it still throb while for peace you
Glance upward to Heaven then, with plead
ing eye.
Soon, soon you will find that your courage
will rise,
And the world will be changed to your bright
ening eyes;
Your tears will be dried and your lips will
smile,
And others will see it and wonder the while
From the German, IN ChdtteTb0I.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-12-18
CARE OF FODDER.
The ACCESSIBILITY of Building Cribs in the
Farm Feeding Lot.

The ACCESSIBILITY of Building Cribs in the
Farm Feeding Lot.
There are far more cattle fattened
in yards, feeding lots and in groves
than in stables. This assertion will
hold good for very many years in the
United States, vet how many feeders
have the best facilities for feednga
Have you racks for hay and boxes for
corn? A majority have not! Why
waste good fodder and grain by having
it>trampled into the ground, or so de-
filed that stock can not eat it? No
matter how plentiful fodder, may be.
or how cheap corn may be, if it will
pay to raise and harvest it, it will pay
to take care of it.
The same is especially truo of hogs.
When fed on the ground about one
quarter of the grain is pluddied or lost
The hog likes clean food; will not eat
that not clean unless forced to; cattle
and sheep will not, unless forced there
to by starvation. Many otherwise
good farmers build a pen in the field
where hogs are fed, and throw from
thence the corn daily to the hogs on
the ground. 1t will pay to cover the
crib, that the corn does not become
wet and then freeze. Frozen corn can
not be broken down by either the teeth
of hogs or cattle, and hence much
passes through the animals undigested
The thawing out of grain in the stOm-
achs of animals is not good policy;
neither is it good policy to throw feed
of any kind on the ground l'it up
convenient feeding racks and boxes
Farm, Field and StockmdR.