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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-01
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Bon
5einrih Confidence.
(SortIesune.)

Do9 @ott iei selobt unS ssprisIen, Der
8eridt nat tbeiIueiie fali9, i~sbsnfals
iibertrieben; bepor Der Martt abI6loB,
itiesen bic Sreiis pie6er un6 i5 fam nit
etnem blauen Iuse, nit benz 8srluit BON
tanienb breibunbert 6ranfsn bauon.
0as uerui9tete meinen So9mutb poIls
itanots unb fibrte mid auf ben Wes Der
Borit9t 3urid, ben i9 ueriu5t sepelen
uar, su uerlafen. Warsarstbe iaste mir
nidts ttnansencbmes, f. troitete mid i'm
@esentbsil 6ur9 freunbIids 0orts unb err
munterte mid gu neuea llnternebmen, bod
miBtrauts i9 mir ielbit iest, 10 iebr unb
bielt meme Ni3tbsfdbieun9 gum Sanbel
fur cine aus9emadte Sa9e, baB i9 ben
fefen gnti9luB faBte obne 8uitimmung
meiner gaie nidts Sebeutsnbes mebr su
waSen; bate is bod mebr 8sritanb als
i'd uno suslei9 elm eolersS Sers, benin
wdbreno i'd, penn aud muir fiir furSe iSeit,
einen beimIi6en @roa segen ite sebest,
trus fe mir cine Sreunbi9uft gu, bic pe6er
bur6 Slid nod un9Iiid su eri3ittsrn ses
weien mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-01

Sas b61iide 5euer. Gin Sslbprebiser
JAP einit elmer sroBen Sterile gu, Bel rueI9er
iebr fart t%anonirt puroe. - ,geun, Serr
Selbprebiser1, iaste mad bsenbiste,n Nsas
noDer iein @bef gu Tim, vbsuts baben Sie
fi3 wobl baS bOaii9e Ssuer rs5t Iebbaft
porfeQen fOnnen?"- - Sa," srpiberte Der
@stfIi9e, Der ieiuen Mann fannie, rbes
ionbsrs, ba i'd @w. @relens mitten bas
rinnen iabl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-01

NIT ssfalteten 9dnoeu, i'd mO9te ibr ni5t
sntsesentreten in gusfabruns zines gnts
i9lnfes, ben nur bic 2iebs gu uns unb lire
slibsnbe Gorge UNI infer @obIsrsebn ibr
s%tnSe9eben. gleibe i'd BEL meiner gSeiaez
rnns, bann idbe ie fi6 ss,punsen uns su
psrIahen, Senn es iei ibr suidmersli9, forts
gsisst 9e9en Semanben gu ~itreiten, Der einz
gig un6 aaein aus RutbIoisteit benz Slid
ben &aden febrs.
Gortistuns folst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-01
gmpfe6(enswert6e
illmfrirte &amsbM6er.

SofepbtsguG5, ober: Sic Maht Der fir
bite bee Retlissa Ratriardeu sssiesb, in isbr
plelet l6one1 Setlptelen aus alter lrnb ne1ier
Belt. Seransse9ebeu pom q. OFT. Rit
bti9oH. &pprobation. 40. Dritte @itflaae.
Sn gang eeinwanb nit @olbpreiuns seb.
$3.50.
Sas beiIt8e sanS rnS bic beiligen Stdtteu.
gd6 ben Seridten Der bepGbrteftn Sdrrfts
teller 15dblt BON Dr.. i. Sanner. 0tit Siz
telitablitib lito elmer Gniidt BON SerlIaleru
in Sarbenbrud. Su 40. @eb. IN l Nar.
$500. Sroi9irt in IL Seften a 80 Gents.
EUCHARIsTIE -BUCH. 9uuo.rbare BE-
gsbeuheiteu nnS Gr,dblnngen bon Dem alprs
nutroiglten, b~eiligten Iltarsfaframsnte, aus
allen Soften lno Sabrbnnoerten. = 6erauss
9e9eben pom SEQ. Ott, Stabtpfarrer. Rit
oberbtrtlt9er appropriation. SIN 40. Sritte
9utla9e. @eb. in sar3 QeSerbanb $500.
Srol9trt in IL Seften q 80 Gents.
.. Wartitt bon Godeta'S 9ebeu uuS qei.
ben lrieres Serrn mo SeilanSes Seiu Gbriaf
mo elmer ll1gtranltbcl SHUTTER Maria. Wit
Stablttib, ptelen Sol3i6nittbil0ern uub eiz
nent Sablean bes bl. 9anSes. yeeu beorbeiz
tet pom 20. StnbeL 3ebute auflaqe
IN 40. Ssn Wtar. seb. $500. - 8rol&irt
i'll 10 Seften a 80 Gents.
&atafoutbenbaG inter benz Sitel: Die
erftel Gbrifsu ober uub inter Der GrSe
ooer: v3elgniiie far ben @lauben, bic Soffz
nlng rnb Giebe nnierer heili9en Mutter ber
Eir6e." Gin BUD oes Sroftes nnb Der grz
multiplying fir ben Ratbelifen unb Der Be-
lebrlin9 fir ibre @egner. Bon O eorgStt.
@tit oberbirtli6er @~ensbmisuns. &ei5 ia1z
trirt. - sSn reid persolbete 8ede sebnnber
$3.5O.-Su12 Seften @ 20 Gents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-06-01
seaenSe BON ben lieben Seiliueu @ottes mad

Se8enSc bon ben lieben Seiliseu @ottes nod
ben better 0ueqen bearbeitet uon q. OFT,
Stabtpfarrer. Eebt Sttelitablfi9, 9robem
Sableali pom Seruialem unb iiber 500 Bill
bern in SolSl6nitt. 0tit mebreren bii66hiz
den approbationen. %. &llfia9e in 40.
@ebunoen in gang 2eoerbano $500. gro=
i6irt IN IA Seften q 30 Gents.
MARIANUM. 2eseHbs bon ben liebeu beili>
gen uuS gottielisen Sieueru nniercr lieben
Trau lnS ben b%eriibmtcteu Gnaoeuorteu Der
b0ben SintmelstOnigiu. Son O. OFT. gtz
i66fi9 approbirt unb brr5 ben bl. Batter
Yius TX. e~eiegnet. 3ebnte auflaee in 40.
@eb. in gam; 9eberban6 5000. gr0i6irt in
10 Seften q 80 @euts.
Die beilise Sd1rift beg aIten una ueueu
Seftameuts. Mit ausfibrli9en anmertlnz
Wtit Gpprobation oes 81 .Stlbles. Rei6
i%Iultrirt. Sn4o. @eb. II 9e6erbaro $500.
gsiiere @irlbdnbe pom $11 bis $500.
Sroi9irt in "a Seften a 80 Gents.
Observation-Disclosures SanSp esiscr.
lluterpeilunseu iiber lie pi9tisitsn glalls
bens= uub Sittenleb,en. guf alIe CONT II.
Sefta9e bes Sabres. gSai b~erdusgeaebeu pom
P. W. Sansberr. Gr. b. q. g.. Ritb biz
i90fi6er approbatiou. $50 9. IN ar. 80.
Sn ! Rar. ssbanOen $500. SIN 10 Setten
q 25 Gents.
R. P. 8offne, driitfatboliideS ltntcrridts=
nHo GrbanmHssbnd, ober flr3e ~ausIesuus
oler ionns unb feittdsli9eu gpiiieln unb
@~pan9elien. iartnt barals se3ogensn @lais
bensz unS Sitteulebren &C. Bon q. Ott,
StaStpfdrrer. IRit bid. approb. 70S sci,
ten in 81. 81. SIN ! War. seb. $3.50.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13
st aip oisuuem Wopoouo tof,er sute,


4 y FDf
Ramp er toaet Stprt.
- ct Gin, iom logger Sntet efter fla.
bar lille paret noaet Gin; enbper uuaopn,
Gut slsr Biae, bsr aIerebe iibIist fra
Siemmet faa Bssrsb ON. bpao 2iuet bar
paa iis. ct Sin er inasn Seq, men bpor
mango inobiloer fig life, at bet er bet;
basefier faar be fsIe Sanobeosn, % ben
! er ben "b1arbsite at tanle of Wit
- en- Niauo, Der lille bar iaa r1eget
Hoo liasopetfor fig ielp, at ban | enielte
GiIfGloe, naar bet nirfeIia bebsoeS, farpt
tritiierer fig ielu, ia rentuo aigr Rar Of
fig ieIp os fine 9umpeoer, ban er tusen
Ranb.
For % fra 1amilieliuet.
~Smaagutternes Cporoselie.
Der bIir / pore 8nse fisIben en-
spstt Waub at 1t ~SfolsIps". Oct
fan fomuls at fiere cling, bsribIanbt
ben, at "SfoIsIplst~ ofte nil pere en-
oueranffrenst, netpss, tlObist % upruts
tIff Gut, Ianss for ban bltuer porsn,
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

@eb bisis fremfittenbe aasppnter ct
8aubst t Bet bsbe Sap meset mere
iaItbolbtst snb uso ben norbIiss 8reb,
bpor Sorbaus SIob nbunnoer.
Oetts Salt Ct ct &ssisrinssnouopol.
Oct famine sr GiIfaIbe u SaItet,
fon ubuinbes af bet bsoe Sau. 5uis
Iraberue eusr Qaubsts Snbfsbte ffuIos
forbriis fig til at tage Gait fra bet
bebe Saps greb elIer fra bette SaIt>
bi.,, ,;Ihe s.. a;ebT;ff,T;n hItns awe,
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

Iankfk0rtt.
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13


2aIfbierGsf ! 8af9Ffina.
8 8aI9itina CT bsr ct mGrfsIist
Saltbisrs ueb ben fpSIise 6 be af bet
bsbe Sap. aasrpsssls 3ausbe er 8
WaiI, bens ei~sunemiuitIise Brebbe 81
MiI os bers 9sibs lite lanst fro 900
Sob. Der CT Steber, bpor Sorolaset
paa Eopps, er mango Sob tptt, men
Masisn at Bierset er ioltb StniaIt /;
enssl af bet er tIart iou &rpitaI.
buor bpbt bette SaItIag saar unber
Sofbsns Sps1fabs, bar man iutet Be-
sreb ON. Qaa snteIte Stsber naar
ausrpssen Iise nsb til bet bsbs Cans
Rr,h r,sy, mn orNre St,Nsr foisu
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13


~K0rrelr0nD0nft.
Rontepioep, Winneipta.
Soet ies iuoisnber 8etaliua for nRfs
~fpmmenoe Gar, beoer leg ON 8laes for
noale 9inIer.
Rontsuioso er en- u,eset tripeIis Sp, os
Der er en- bstpoeIis Sernbanetrofi baaoe
Rat % Dag, 10 9osens sr unoertioen iaa
LANCE % iuuse, at bet tager 2 fore Solo
untiner fnr ot foo 0eIt freuf
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

"
merne ipmmsr iub | tpre 8Rtfer, oa
SupsoipsrssmuaIet fsrft % fremi er %
bet: Ga er Sueben oaro iocs oa?
Sparet er 81 Gents SuibsIen, %, naar
iaa ben f~taitars 5aruter bar ioIst fin
Gnfistets Ssso bsiteoe Speoe, iaa fanfe
gan saar iuo | en- Hutit os bill ntbRnee
bet Stnbr % be 9ga ban bar brast meo
fig til 8peH; Oct er inaen Yris paa ben
Sla9s Sarer, Susrret fra 8 til 10 Gents.
% life er bet fort bsore SetaIins, om ban
BONNER inc meo andre Of fine Sanomanbs'
prpnu,ter. Briierne ipnss Iiaeiom tnoigt
at aan u,so pan, boab pi brin9er I'll Sor'
bet.
Scr er lsre norife Sorretnirssm1ro, %
of Dem fial iss tiIa0s mig at nenne fbI,
eenoe e, Der bar SrpspooS Sorrstniu9: Sus
lsbp. BpboIbt. See, 6. Surseu, 8, Bergen
- TT 49, H.. Dn.AS
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13


g0rmrn, huirt 90 h1rs,1
.. ~a ~uta : : . f,dauss, etpru utsu sarHfs0u.a az ,nt.a a'arsssas
tr "gnsras.gean.
SnspIsit.
8nbniss bsr lite beiraatts iom en- ~ubsbageIig 8sniels
iesprre.s, bportiI en- iurubfs Sub bripsr gn; ben bsr nes
get mere bIios en- Iiseiao ress'm0sHg, on lite fuIbt iaa
bpppis Stit Tom gaituius af 9ufstst cs Genielis at Tens
bsrus; I iua 5arb bIiusr ben an Grans %, risttg anpsnbt,
ct SiGIpsmib6tI i'll CT btparel Sunh5eben.
Oct sr sn til ale Gtber bGpbet grfaring, ~faftIIaast at
ben F~plioIosife 8ibsnftab, at 8ab bsrsr til pore ppperite
Stunt ~betsuibI.r. 9stte ct ofte NOT ~fren1bauet, men Ianst'
fra treust inb ben a~In,inbsItse 8.uibifbtb. ADst e1,
flyer en- betienSt Gage, "snbusr Stats YIist at fsrse for
Bah til SoIbuttrnes Raiernsr, Iiseiont bet er &ounluusus
at ifaffe ben uinSrs beu,ibIsbe 8Insie absans til biaise
Bah )" bet er 6aianer pauuiH, at SunbbebsttIfanben er
~bstp6sIis btbrst eftu SnbfsreIisn Of Bah.
9ubeu ct port omfanssrissie Orscn; bens 5%unttion
sr al i~ubaribenbe getpbuus for port 2sssutes 9usboIbnins
% 8elpare; ben er port Bern % Gnntier mob cue then.
uetbenens fobtIiae SntfpbeIie, er tefor mere mobitanbss
opstis, men o9iaa Iaugt mere ubiat eno noset anbet Orr
gan. at forge for brus YIeie er berfor snsbstpbenbs msb
M hefnyhrs mr. GtfuhhSh nm gSeIuOrf FAINT me hsr GirIn
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13


Bornfitfs Sualife
Sc TorGlorslse.
(SIututns)
Oct b~eroIissbt beubs npset at bsre, bporIsbts les bapoe
jsot eftsr BEN, ba Der iaalsbss par Bisbsb for. at be lite
par TONNE tiIbase ps befor iussn @rune til at frpste for.
at Be par bItune instbrrnSte
Sra fob nth 5ahs % gtoSer usb Sttost, hnor Ut
| fac NANCE Nor bopbe Beet - bet belle gus par MI en-
afebob. sShet ri utb gsmob ~bstrusteSe DbsIraeeIfsu cut'
frtms %, uGrmeSe @aarbsns @isr fig. A6ar 8isIbsrsn
toIbt fig. Iissfon peb forriss graub2' ipnrgts ban 6abtr.
Seq peb tile, men bet fan ut mart unbsrisss", lob
Sparet; 1tbi min Rome bar TssIsn".
EraIenau,sn ueS til RisTbsren par fartGret of 9usrns,
enbel @rus oa Wife ppFpIbts Groppsn; men 9nnbsrtn iaa
uo, iom ON ben life par bsrert al Slben. Su9sn ReUns
par of ophass | be tptts Wure, bet par srbentIis fisIigt
ternebe, % be Sasr, iom par nehbrogts, ~fantss nbsifa'
tiaebe. gt bapbs unbefset bet enc Rurt oa traabte MI
tnb | bet anbet; men bpiItst Spn pife fig lite per for os
peb bet bunfIe 2ps, ioni trrnete inb ubenfra. gda en-
Sasie Iaa nosIe SsugtIaber os intelsm btsis Iaa bsage be
fapnsbe Born | bpb Sepn usb armsne fpnsebe ON btu
anbtn. Sea MATTE rufe bugtia | Wnit, for lea fl henbe
Decorah-posten., 1886-10-13

: "" =" YH7t TNSF5 HHOToFFFo
| Iantsr ON Of fan Ghfbffe ,Gas
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
TUcll)(2 lDV)Ilr; ;;
FAHIEs1lLi;, LOUISIANA
January IS
FRIDAY
ARRIVA1. an DEF
CEE OF Mails.

Nails for Ei.!o RADIO. Ark, and inferno
date ct,icrs, CHERRY Ridge. Lone Well
Hillshoro depart Monday, Woincs lay,
friday ct & =. M. Arrive at y. III.
Nails fol s Nth and East, via Hoan'.
depart 4 ally, unt.vs ~S''':'' Il
m. Arrive Mt :, p. m. Of sam" days.
Mails for Shiloh depart d..ily. nn':ay-
I,,ls for Oakland depart Monday nnd
Thursday ut 6 n. III. Arrive on the same
days at 7p.".
Mails for Ouaclita City depart sat"r-
day at 6 a. III. Arrive cam" day at =. NJ
Nails from D'Arhonne, Bell an! Nirm
pa.t Monday and Fri lay at &, IL. NJ. 'r
i've Tuesday, aud Saturday at Sr. III.
Mails for Hon,er and intermediate Off
e.s (Cauc Ridge, Lisbo.. and Ar'zo""a'
dcpart Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
excrpt.d), at / y. III. Arrive at IL III.
Nails for Spearsville, depart Wedn's-
days and Saturdays at Ga, III. Arrive
a,ne days at r.. Ia
Nails for Marion depart Tucs''a: and
Friday at & a. III. Arrive same days a''
pm.
~Au mails close half hour before dc
par.',rr.
t,rr,cr lIovxs. None; Orirr De part
p,cut from LII 70 y. III. Regular Ell
t.r departmcnt from Il. Ill. t" > i. III,
Sunday delivery from9 to- a. III.
I. SHUSTR, Postmaster.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
HOW TO PEt.SENN !.

Pour the milk into a t"'tl+ an"
Mace the vessel UP to its neck III a
!. aucepanf,,l ofwater, which is then
to be put Oh the fire and allowed
to boil for . quarter Of an hour
The bottle is now to he removed
from, the water and carefully closed
nth good and tisht-ftting cork
40 az to tender it as alright as
poss;ble. Milk which Las been.
prcserv4dby ,hiy process has bee"
kept for more than "A year without
turning sour. Milk may also bc
preserved by putting a tablespoon
fiil of horscradixh, scr*l@tl IN
.lre.ls, into a painful ofmilk. Whe"
milk thus treated is kept in cool
place il will lie found TO keep good
for several days, even in hot
weather. 80
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
Neatness Indispensable.

A woman may be handsome Or re.
markably attractive in various
ways, but if she is not personally:
neat she cannot hope to win ad-
miration. Fine clothes will not
conceal the slattern. A young
woman with her hair always in
disorder, anu her clothes hanging
about her as if suspended from a
prop, is always repulsive. "Slat
tern is written on her person from
the crown of her head to the s ole
of her feet and ifshe wins hus-
band he will in all probability turn
out an idle fool or drunken rufiian.
Tie briDgingup ofdaughters to BE-
able to work, act and talk like
sensible young women, is
tho especial task of all mothers
and in the industrial ranks there
iaimposed also the prime obliga.
- IF learDing how to respect
SSehold work for its own sake,
and the comfort and happiness it
viii bring in the future, House
work is q drudgery, but it must be
done by somebody, and had better
be we'll than ill-done. Exchange
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
The C0lriCr.jOurnaI For 1885.
an organ of
Live Issues, Living
ideas and Moral
Forces.
an'! ii" enemy Of
Monopolies, o:igaych,snn and
the Spirit Of Subsidy, as
mbod10 q in
That Thieying Tariff.

The COurir-JOnrnal is the acknowl.
edged Representative Newspaper of the
South, is Democratic in Politics. and
first, last ~ all the tim, is for q re.luc-
ton of The war taxes, as levied on the
people by the tariff now in force.
The Weekly Couxier-Jou1nal
Is without a superior in the world az =
great family and polite al newspaper. and
during tie year 1885 it will strive more
zcalously and HOPE fully than ever for its
political faith, not neglecting, however.
the infinie variety of choice MISCELLANY
that causes it to be 80 great favorite in
the family circle. The return to power Of
the Democratic party will make 1885 =
year marked in the history of tie United
States. and no family should be without
the Courier-JOurnal who d sire to keen
thoroughly posted on pas sing events.
The Weekly Couri-r-JOurnal has the
LARGEST DEM. CIR CULATTON
of any Newspaper in Am RIGA. If Won
are nnacquainted with it ask any SUI
scriber to it as to its merit ss great fam
lily and political newspaper. In point OF
quality and quantity Of interesting read
ing MATER it leads the newspaper press OF
tho United States. II money, industry
and enterprises can keep it 10 It will con-
tinue ut the head Of American Journals
It contains. each week, the NOT complete
iummary of the news of the world, and
.tseditOrial columns Henry Watterson.
Editor-in-Chief are Away able, strong.
A good local agent is de sired in overv
to whom Ii beral cash COM
q ssion will i've allowed. A can vassinp
outfit Is sent local agents free Of charge
No Travelling Agoo<O are employ.
ed by the C0drieF-JOur nal, and no sub
= ,riptiOn should ever be glvcn to any one.
unless personally known to the subeeribs
or Address, w. N. HALDEllAN,
President Courier-JOurual Ces.7
Louisville, XVII
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15

+ A dielatch from Landers, Wy,
gives III account ola battle
between a Black Hawk stallion
md q mountain lion. The stallion
was owned by Charles II. Fergu-
tcp,a well known hunter, campcd
on the banks of tributary of the
Wind river up in the mountains.
The stallion WAS picketed beneath a
cote e, and a few nights
d lion which had
HIMSELF in the bushes
Earring his way to the jugu
- horse sprang into athickct
HE lion was torn from His seat.
, lion speedily recovered him,
eli, and sprang once more into the
branches, and from thence made
another Iespfewa ard the horse; but
he missed his aim. The lion began
series Of circles nearer and near.
er to the horse, and finally made
another leap. With the rapidity
Of thought the stallion changed
front, and his hind feet, heavily
shod, struck the assistant full in,
the breast. The stricken animal
rolled owe. "a sssg, giving vent
to yells = min aud rage. Once
more be mals an attack. Thu.
time tho epinel lushed to death.
Tie Aee T ths lsRer1al steed
were pl1at ihiIly betseen the
green eys1 - ps1ntaia lions
skull v, e II haa been
ifacturtd ~ 10 = side "A
Nv conyulsive struggles, . sti9
enisgol Ia pm mini limbs IN deeex
md the E1eslliOn stoed sictor over
cofpss ofathe lion. Fergus on
COX the akin 6f The lion home asa
'ophy.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15

power.
Let t.,I,l,t"'S bubbles r.>' am fIll:
vi " S,wS Il feel rr TRAINS II flower
! Or l.i ITS !, trts is lnrrc than all.
| With rn.n!trs The .i;t!r time an !,
attention required Tor raising p"nI.
| t.y for market dUcS not encroac.i
on the more responsible duties o.
| the farm, aud may often h+ attend
Ell TO by the farmers wife. assisted
by the children. ana viii y" !
source of pleasant and proatahlc
employ lnent, and an hour of ,rcrta
ton. With the improved breeds
this attention is more nrti'ahly
bestowed, ard not $" apt to be
neglected as with the c,mm""
brCe,'s.
Attention to feeding stock should
no, end viii, sim ply giving them
their feed. Their manner Of cat
ing Should be Observed, wfetb. T.
they appear to relish itor eat 1t
under protest. Animals, rs ", !
as men. thrive best on what they
like, what affords them pleasure.
Ii hungry they will eat food that
they do not relish, but it is 90
policy to force them to do St> for
they will moi do their best Oh such
food. TO succeed, farmer must
either give personal attention to
the fecdin. Of his stock in winter
or employ an intelligent: trusttul
assistant.
In this country it is not uncom
mon to find cows that, if there is
not the greatest care in handling
and milking, the milk will not be
saf;' fm any purpose except large
i rs ar ratr~,. WI are nursing
.....h,.. ~ pet - ''sv, VIII <om"
rM WUga. Er- II ~ -ra.& 80.
tre effects OF tia cMil'> rOsher
having her nerves consid. ,'abi,
excited. A gentleman once bought
as handsome COW as there was in
the country; i.ut if q stranger,
MIXED her, the milk could not be
used for food.
1t requires more intelligence to
care properly for stock than it
does to till the soil ami grow crops.
In feeding and cultivating crops
YOU arc dealing with lower order
in natures scale than in feeding
and caring for animals. The in.
crAl kingdom is the lowest king
dom; the vegetable is the NEXT
higher and the animal is the high
est. In breeding and rearing
animals Oh are dealing with crca-
lures endowed with sensation and
intelligence. You may so fiji YOU
animals with terror by harsh, cru
el treatment that it would be i'm
possible for them to thrive under
your management, or you may al
ways treat them SO kindly and so
gently that their functions will
work together regularly ana har-
moniously, producing the best re-
suits.
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
THEN. AND NOW.

When YOU u,c ysung how wellyou kpo"
A little money makes great show.
Just fifty cents will cause y"" i'ss-
~r;s thrn a dollar LOOKS like this:
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15

But when you're old and bills come DUE
And creditors are dunning you,
And =, cry cent you spend you miss
,'T;s then dollar looks like this:
--Chicago Tribune
The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1886-01-15
4ttr!s f9r tormers.

GIVE fn ia their gold AMI kuavcs :h"ir
power.
Let i,rtnn"'S l,li,hlr" RS an fill:
WI s,xS Il feel rr tr,Ins II flower
Or l.i .r.s 4 II is ,nsre than All.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06

Howe, Edwin-In town Of Pomona.
lots IL and IL, block "a, valued at sl2O,
impts Sl25, spl sch tax, 2sc,
Huber, Joseph-Interest by reason of
a mortgage given by John Mcclure to
Joseph Huber for the sum OF $3.50 on
the following property, to wit; In Los
Angeles co, 80 acres of land in Los
Coyotes 70, BID N and T. by co road, $
by olmstead and Haines. W by Gomor,
recorded In book 60. page 6, OF mort
cages, dated Nov, IL, 1854, records OF
Los Angeles co,
Hislop, II. R.-Interest by reason of
mortgage given by II. Quinby to II. X.
Hislop for the sum of 81 600 on the fol-
lowing property to wit; Los Angeles
CO., los acres Of land, being lot I, In
sec 80, and lots 1 and 2, sec n, town
S, range 10 W. and NE q OF Sc u of
sec 80, town s, range II w, recorded
In book 45, page sos, of mortgages.
dated July II, 1882, records of Los An
geles co,
Hill, W.-Personal property, spl sch
tax, ii is,
Hoagland, g N-Interest by reason
OF mortgage gwen by A 4 Moore TO q
n Hoagland for the sum of $4,000, on
the following property TO wit In Los
Angeles county, lots 30 and sc, OF
Watts subdn, Rancho San Rafael, con-
tanning So "a acres of land. recorded In
book 62, page 32O, OF mortgages, dated
Dec 9Th, -, records Of Los Angeles
county. present value $3.50, spc sch
tax 3.33
Harris, II T-Personal property, b. Il
due
Hall, S-Personal property
Hudson. 4 I-FerSOnal propertyipc
sch tax Al
Hudson. w-Personal property.
bal due
Hewitt. WH-Personal property
Hin, Jas D-Personal property
Harlow, q M-Personal property
Harrington, w C-Personal property,
hal due, spc sch tax i.i2
Head, l. W-Personal property, bal
due, spo sch tax SI.l3
Harris, E-Personal property bal
due
Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-02-06

Garcia, A. Celino-In IN G town of
Pomona, N 4 OF lot 9. block .ss. value
$3.50, impts $3.50, personal property,
spl sch tax soc,
Greenwade, ]. DIN town Of Po-
mona, lot 4, block 81, value 800, impts
$40, personal property. sgd sch tax
i5c
Girandau, q. & Co.-Personal prop.
crty, bal due,
Con, L w-Persona1 property. bal
ance due
Colt + M-Personsl property, bal.
COT II s-PersOaal property, bal
Gage, D-Interes4 by reason OF mort.
gage. given by Y Schroeder to d Gage
for the sum OF 800 orr the following
property, to Wit: In Los ANGELES 90.
III acres of LAND in Rancho Santiago
de santa Ana. bounded N by land Of
Hartman, + by Young, $ by Patterson.
w by Rawus, recorded In book ii page
1893 Of mortgages, dated May 81. issi.
records Of Los Angeles county
Gray, John A-Interest by reason of
mortgage given by q Rubottom, aud
assumed by w II Spurgeon to John A
Gray for 800, ON the following prop.
erty, to-wit; In Los Angeles county.
lot s. blk ID, Ross addition to Santa
Ana, recorded in Book II, page G2g OF
mortgages, dated Nov "A. 1852, records
OF Los Angeles county