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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

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ponaa Sans SagItbauIen, @0B aber
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fen uRo 8srliainsen=Roha6, bliibt
bsuts nod oas @sI6lett.
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90B, feline siierne Sano, bic sr ii9
anTsrti9sn lisB, dls ibm feline sissns
He9te i'm eSabre 1904 Dor 2unbs5ut
bura einen S8uB Seridmettsrt pOrs
ben mar.
Cine balbe Stunoe oberbalb 9ers
li6;ngen Iisst bas SloTtsr Sh0ntbul
nit isiner prd9tigen SirAe, bic ben
beriihmten 2tbt 9eneoittus Sniittel
(esItorbsn 1791), ben ongebIi4en Grs
finber Der .SriittslperIs" gum Grs
bauer bat. Der Sitter oss SloItsrs,
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emit nm bic Wlitte hes II. Sabrhuns
berts bon einsm Gngsrbaro bon 9ers
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pForte antdms, ibn pro5eIIioRspeiie in
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bs;suieBen.
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Ru6eHdtte iano, mar Elm Sohn nez
Rittsrs nit Der eiIsrReu 9aHo. SH
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30
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et,pag BON osr &iihs?" - GapalsriIt:
.9spib, tpsnn iis min, Jag ia Dir,
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30
Die I0eo=9 expedition.

Wor auBerorbentli6sm Grfolge TT
bic oeutI9e Sogo Grpebitioa beglei<
tet gelpsIen, ipslne, tb.ils ouf Rsi62s
foiten, tbeils nit llntsritiiBung Der
bsutI6en Golonial @sIelIIdaft duss
seriiItet. bic 9lufsabs batte, ben gin~
fluB Der 5rsmoen i'm SintsEanoe Der
Go!onie Soso gu bei9rdnten uno bic
SanoelsbesiebungsR gu bemielben ben
SsutI4en gu iihern. 0urh bas eners
glide 8orgeben Der Expedition selung
ss, Der franaoiiTdsn, b.beut.nb md4s
tiseren llnternebmung Oscoeur's Sus
porautommen, unb bic nit psri4iebes
nsn SGuptltngen, be5p. SuItdnen abs
sef6lofensn SanbelsbertrGgs, ndments
lid Der tpihtisite unter ibnen nit benz
Sultan Omdru bon 9anbo, legen Be-
reits 3susniB baDon ab, bab Die orsi
beutidsn 5orI9sr iotpobl iaReibiss
Solbaten pie gei9idts Oiploma!en
tparen. Die Expedition, Die am 6.
Nooembsr 1894 MiIabobe OerlieB. fam
am 10. Sunudr 1895 in Sanianne
Mangu an. Bon bier aus ma9ts pre-
mtsrlisutsnant b. Garnap in @ilmdrs
fben ben @orItoB na9 Sai am Riger
uno 9anbp in Gurma, ippbet er Die
franS0Tite Expedition 0ecoeur, bic
i'm Den @OrraHs itrsitig ma4te, ii6ers
folte.
lleber bic brei S6eilnebmer Der Crz
petition. bsrsn SiIbnife mir bringsn,
tDnneH mir folgenbe WfittbeiIungen
MAIDEN:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30
lodlbriiae nit SdJmebefdbrf.

Sn 5amburs fOlIsn bic iiibIi4 Der
gIb: bslseensn Stabttbsils Stsinipdrs
Der unb alsiner 9rasbroot bur1 cine
llebsrbriiduns ooerllntertunnelung bes
400 Wa,t.r brsitsn Stromss on Sas
8srtebrsnsb pon Samburssglltona ans
ssi9loHen ipsrbsn. Sie 2lnlage einss
Sunuels mar auf q Wlillionsn Wart
Dsranf9lagt. 9lub eine llebesbriidung
iO.irSe faIt sbsnio tritipislis psrben,
b,nn lie mub ala Sc6briide, b. 3. bers
art conitruirt psrStn, baB bi, 9riidsns
bubH bod s.nus iiber b,mNafsrfpiegel
gu liesen iommt. um fslbit Bel 9o4z
puier polIbemaiteten Sdiffen frsis
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9o9briide .rforbtrt ubsr tpisoer unge>
msin Ianss 2lnfabrtsramp,n, tpie iie in
psrtebrsrei4.n Ortsn mir nit grobsn
aOIten b.r3uitslIsn finb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30
ReF beg StammIdIoifes.

Wanoern mir DON Wpdmiihl duf
Der ben pielfaGsn Sriimmungen Der
SSSaaIt iia ani6riegeHoeR 2anoItraBe
tbalaufpGrts, 10 iehen mir uns nda
stpei Biz brei Stunben @egs gang
umringt bon gsrIi4ingenIten @rins
nerunaen. 0u liessn nabe bsieindnoer
8srli6ingen, SagItbauIen unb S6ons
tbal, bic Disgs, Der SuuptiiB uEo Die
9rabItGtte bcs @sIhls6ts. lnten II
benz etipas ii6er 1000 ginpo9ner sdbz
ienben gfarroorfs 9eriihinscn, 9e8en
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li6inqen. Sic mar emit Elm ioges
nanntes .@aFeri4loB", D. +. elm
S6loB, Oas nit einsm puhergefullten
@rdben umgsbsn mar. Naa ben erz
baitenen 9lnseitsn muB lie emit einen
9epaItisen llmfang gebabt haben,
oenn ss bauiten blrin nod i'm Is.
Sabrbunbsrt, e6s SugiibauIsn Der
SauptTb Der 5amiIie puroe, Die
M1itglisosr beridieOsner 3peige oss
Stammss. Seuts ieboh itebt bon Der
gan3en Burg nur np9 Elm orei Stods
tperfe ho6ss, tburmGbn.i6ts Ge6duoe,
bas emit einen Sliigel oes 9errenhaus
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lidinaen, Ionbern in Sauit9auIen ges
boren porben. unb sipdr i'm Sabre
1490 als Der iiingite bon ieiaes 9uz
ters 9ilian bon 8srli9ingen flint
SDbnen; in Dem auf alien RDmerboz
ben itsbenoen SaIofe, bas beute nod
erbaltsn lit, bat er. ipenn au6 nit
groben untsrbrebuRgen, in Ieinen err
iten SussnSz unO Runnesiabrsn iein.
Seimdtb gebabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

@erfsinsruug. Sergeant:
-. limb mas 1T oenn Sbr 8utsr, Wlps
ies?" - WuIss: Der bat n glHtiquis
tdisnlaoen fpr - &lsioer!"
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gu ar6siten; - Oa lafe ih bic 9iiGer
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Grgert mid isbt! Sa6' id psrseiIen
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g mas: ba iiBsn g einfua in ben
Hi9trautsrpussn: bu oiirften g 10
pis 10 net rau9en. AUDI psnu g Gis
earren bGtien!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

ben fsrisbsn Der nspeciosa vallls",
ipie i'm altsn M0nbslatein S6Dnthal
beiBt, iparo aud Der alts Selo ges
bra6t, als er, Elm 82iGbriser Grels,
auf ieiner Burg Sornberg DrauBen
am ReddrtbaIs Sas 3sit.ihs sels9nst
bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

- Cine SpieGerfamili..
IRA, alio mas pilIt Ou iperbsn,
5ribten?" - Gin Orittsr i'm Stat"
- BeiprGas i'm @ariete.
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aber audi b.roammt beiisr.E = g.:
.Si.H Dir nal feline RuIe an! Sd
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-30

rSerries, MI Isb'n Gs bod Blob
NAL bic 5rau u. nit Der moosrnen
ieioenen Wdntills, baben Se Tomas
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Notable Articles by two Notable Men.

Supplementary to Secretary Herberts article upon
What the President Does will be given lucid account
of the arduous duties connected with the office of Speaker
Of the United States House of Representatives by
HON THOMAS B. REED. The Speakership often calls for
knowledge human than schoolmaser has
exercise class of unuly boys Indeed the article
might we'll be called How Congressman Kept in Order
HOW A PRIME MINISTER IS MADE. The distinguished legs
and journalist Justin Mccarthy, M p whose anecdotal
style makes him avorite with all classes Of readers will
subscribers How Prime Minister is Made and
also contribute articles features Of Parliamentary life,
showing how he is introduced
to relations between Cabinet
and Administration"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Miscellaneous Articles.

From the many and various articles that have been
written for THE COMPANION of 1896 choose for mention
a few OF the striking.
PRESENTATIONS AT COURT. BY Lady Jeune.
ANIMAL MORAIITIEs Animals be good By Sir Edwin
Arnold
HOW A FERRY-BOAT BECAME MAN-OFWAR. By William
H. Shelton
HOW CARICATURES ARE MADE written and illustrated by the
famous Thomas Mast
LIFE AT OXFORD. "Dons" "Proetors," bulldogs and
scouts" B. Oliver S. Jones.
THE HUMORS OF CONGRESS- BY the editor Of Harper's
Weekly" Henry LOOMS Nelson
THE OLDEST UNIVERSITY IN THE WORLD BY the Consul
General at Cairo, F. C. Penfeld.
THE HUMORS OF PARLIAMENT. BY the famous Toby, N.Y.,
Of Punch, Henry w. Lucy.
HOW ROYAL HUNTS ARE MANAGED By friend of the
Emperor of Germany, Poultney Bigelow.
MOwEEN THE BEAR. Few know the bear as jolly good
but n that character he is cunningy drawn BY
William J. Long.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Short Stories.

The short story is a literary form which American
writer's have brought great perfection Whether in the
realm emotion of adventure THE COMPANION short
stories are always notable Here the titles of few of
the numerous good that to be printed in its
columns during 1896:
BOY SOLDIERS CIVIL WAR. touching "reminiscences
of courage and orude of boy heroes BY Rene Bache
HONOR BRIGHT incidents OF wild trip by night
the stirring of one who indeed,
young hero BY Mary Floyd Williams.
DO1R DAVIES DRIVE The tale of Dou Davies terrible
winter journey and shows that the heroes
all dead. By Edward William Thomson
MISS CALISTAS STEADY BOARDER tells of the novel
Calista took in order TO persuade Ezra Bent
that he should his barn By Nea H. Chapman.
HOW THE MILK SAVED. fresh strong funny story
of novel invention by which downeast" lads
escaped their wrecked dory. By C. B. Howard.
A MIDSUMMER MADNESS The experience of Winifrcd
Lynn, of loneliness i'll white gown, wide hat and
roses will particularly girl readers A. L.
GEORGEvIILE BICYCLE RACE. helped the o a
dazzling prize who hindered who played him fair and who
false told i'll this unique and amusing BY Frances
Jones'
GOALS FIRE stirring and amusing of the
bon Of 1.-The only boy against his sisters and how they
quelled him. How long it lasted and how it ended
admirably told. BY J. Fletcher.
the place you offered brother To plowl' Mr..
IIaworth gasped Yes said Roberta" What follows 10
well worth reading. By Sarah Hughes Graves
rudey called, had hired boy who wanted to be soldier.
Her of the lad both unusual and amusing
but it enabled him a cadeship at West Point. By
{. A. Stephens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
The Wonders Of Science and Invention

will be treated in the graphic style devoid OF technical
terms which makes the articles in this department fasci
mating fairy stories Some of the most distinguished
scientists will contribute.
HOW THE WORLD WAS WEIGHED and How it Measured.
By famous French Astronomer, Camille Flsmmaon
VISITORS AT LICK OBSERVATORY What they look for and
find of the staff Of observers stationed
Prof E. c. Barnard.
STAR THAT HAS PAINTING FITS popular account OF the
"Denon Star" Algo by the Professor of Astronomy at
Princeton College, Prof. Charles A. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Three Cabinet Ministers Of the U. S.

Three Cabinet Ministers Of the U. S.
No other periodical has had the good fortune to
group three Cabinet Ministers OF the
United States. This has been done by THE COMPANION
as follows:
THE SECRETARY THE INTERIOR will write about our
Indians giving inside OF their condition and pros
poets.
THE SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE will give his views OF
Secretary originator Of this celebra
and he shows with much enthusiasm some OF the wonders
thaver resulted from Is observance.
THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY Secretary Herbert describes
President in article of unique interest
and done Cabinet meetings, and the part
by the various ministers in deliberations the mpo
tanta affairs OF the nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Wonders Still to Come.

The Twentieth Century is within haing distance
The magnificent work of the Nineteenth Century nearly
done What has the future in store for children and
grandchildren Some farseeng have been asked TO
tell us what the coming generations will probably know
what they will accomplish how they will live; and the
following articles their answers
THE FUTURE OF CHEMISTRY popular account Of some of
+e problems with modern chemist graphing BY
Dr. F. w. Clarke
THE LOCOMOTIVE OF THE FUTURE How fast it will travel
what power it will By the editor Of the Railroad
Gazette" Col. H. G Prout.
WHEN SHALL WE the inventor OF one OF the latest
av;ng machines Maxim, who believes that the DAY is
no, far distant when the air will be navigated
WHAT THE GEOI OGIsT HAS STILL TO LEARN An account
Of the attempts being made TO interpret
unnubl;shed of the eahs history. by riol' 4"
Shaer.
CITIES OF THE FUTURE prediction OF the in'enon anu
Introduction Of such Will make the ne" fofN
and Chicago of to-day as antquaed as OLD Rome or
Athens. BY DR.. Felix Oswald
THE OCEAN GREYHOUND OF THE FUTURE An account OF
os.be steamer that may the Atlantic IN tour Gays or
les Nv the Professor Naval Architecture IN the University
Of GLASGOW and the designer Of the famous far's anu
New York" Prof J. d. bnes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Humorous Stories.

story that honest hearty laughter is a rare
piece of literary workmanship which all wise publishers
are eager to buy. Because THE COMPANION has every
year the refusal of vast number of manuscripts its
editors have been able least half dozen really
funny stories.
WHO TOIIED THE BELL? Of the easome village
mystery by three academy boys happily described
By c. A. Stephens
BOOTLESS QUEST 1udicrous ishaps carfuls OF
Pullman passengers who couldn't complete their toilet
earnestly wished. BY Robert p. Utter
NEWSPAPER SENSATION. How EDITORS children played
newspaper until they believed they had plunged their
father real libel suit. BY F. E. c. Robins.
JOHNNY WALTON'S ADVENTURE. very dro story of boy
ongd glory the of hedgehog and got
something much tangible. BY R. N. Bailey
MISS BELNDAS DECEPTION This delicious narrative relates
day of city shopping upon certain quaint
lady, tangle she got into when she returned empty
handed 20 country By Mary E. Mitchell
AUNT SUKEYS DISCHARGE. The amusing tale Of contest
for authority between boy Of eighteen left temporarily at
the the household, and old coored cook who
thought she owned the place. By Frank W. Sage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
New Ideas for Boys and Girls.

Here is group of practical articles that may we'll set
young peoples wits at work in variety of directions
How Young People Can Help Science Prof. E. S. Holden.
Money Making for Country Children. BY Lille {. Flint.
Rearing Pets for Profit. BY Or. Felix l. Oswald.
Novelties in PIayhings. BY Rene Bache.
How to Teach Horse to Jump Col. Thee. T. Dodge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
peoole Who Earn "Big Money"

Some of the most lucrative occupations Will oe W
under this head by eminent write'S ' ' -
statements will be unquestoned.
Barristers' Fees In Great Britain. oy e"ans' s"
The ush... Feesypaid to Doctors. Dr.. Cyrus Edison.
, "e e.. =, The United States. Col. 7. W. Knox.
The Earnings Of Successful Authors. w"' H. K'oe'"e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Sir BENJAMIN Ward Richardson.
Serial Stories.

THE COMPANIONS serial stories finely emotional and
beautifully illustrated of the attractive and
popular features of the paper few of the best for the
coming year
THE VENTRILOOUIST. boy whose reckless Of ventro
quail powers produced chain of startling and tragic
results By Miss M G. McCelland
ROSAMONDS VIOLIN. At hotel in the White Noun
tains violin made trouble between
two noble girls and nearly destroyed their friendship
By Ellen Douglas Deand.
IN MEADOW. Young people who wish to know what
pioneer life really prmeva forests will relish
of lads left alone in the
wilderness years ago. tend cattle amid alarms by
wild beasts dangers By Charles Adams.
IN THE CLUTCH TSAR II the tale Of American
Seaer who fell into the hands Of the Russians He Suffered
such hardshp that although old when
escaped his brow deeply furowed and
his appearance that of old Vivid descriptions OF
incidents and emotions this story of the most
powerful given by THE BY Stephen
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Of articles that VIII appear III 1690.

The Lord Chief Justice Of England
has written expressly for valuable article "The
Bar as q Profession" and
JUDGE OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
will show degree Lord Russell discourse applies -
American students.
Sir Benjamin Ward Richardson.
The famous London physician will contribute three papes'
T. HOW TO PROLONG LIFE II. THE RIGHT HAND OF
HEALTH ILL., HINTS ON FOOD AND EXERCISE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Statesmen and Jurists.
Lord Russell, Of KiIIowen.
Hon. Thomas B. Reed.
Hon. Hilary A. Herbert.
Hon. Hoke Smith.
Oliver Wendell Holmes.
Justin Mccarthy.
Hon. J. Sterling Morton.
Eminent CIergymen.
1t. Rev. w. c. Doane.
1t. Rev. Cleveland Coke.
Very Rev. Geo. D. Boyle.
Women Of Letters.
Mrs. Burton Harrison.
Mrs. Frances n. Burnett.
Mrs. Harriet P. Spofford.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Prominent Educators.
Miss Agnes Irwin.
Prof. Austin Abbott.
Pres. Charles +. ThWing.
Prof. +. w. Clark.
Our Story Writers.
Harold Frederic.
c. A. Stephens.
e. w. Thomson.
Charles Miner Thompson.
Annie Hamilton DonneIl.
Ellen Douglas DeIand.
William Zachary Cladwin.
Emma A. Upper.
William Long.
Louise r. Baker.
Rebecca Harding Davis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
The Princess Louise and the Marquis Of lorne
On "Household Industries"

Trained
usaaya1o ZONES to advantage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Other Distinguished
Contributors.
The Princess Louise and
the Marquis Of Lorne.
Sir Edwin Arnold.
Frank r. Stockton.
Thomas Mast.
Henry W. Lucy.
Henry Loomis Nelson.
Max O'ReIl.
Prof. RodoIfo Lanciani.
General Nelson A. Miles.
Andrew Carnegie.
Sir B. w. Richardson, Md.
Sir William m. Conway.
Hiram Maxim.
Charles Dickens.
W. Clark Russell.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Stories by Famous War Correspondents.

Travellers explorers and special correspondents of world
renown have contributed narratives of stirring and
glmpses Of strange lands
A AMONG CLOUDS An adventure the Russo
Frank D. Milet.
LUCKNOW. As by the veteran
spondent of the London Times Sir William Howard Russell
WAR CORRESPONDENT The tale of the only
with China Frederic
AMBUSH. How French Journalist and young
turned sharpshoo and staked their lives
during vonM siege Archibald Forbes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30
Naval Adventures by American and English Admirals

The forthcoming volume like its predecessors Will contain
straightforward accounts by of the mos
distinguish Admrals of the time
PIRATES. thrilling chapter from the early liz
of Admiral A. H. Markham
Jacks passion for illustrated by series
roicsome anecdotes by Admiral T. H Stevens
WHAT OF THE CAPTURE OF RANGOON The gallant dasf
sailing ship that the steamer warvesse'
By Admiral P H. Colomb
SIIPMATE LORD NELSON'S. True stories from the diary OF
of ST. Vincent the Nile
Copenhagen edited Admiral Sir George Elliot C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-30

Admirals.
c. G. J. 3. Elliot, X. {. 3.
A. H. Markham, z. N.
P. n. CoIomb, z. N.
T. H. Stevens, U. S. N.
War Correspondents.
Sir VIM. Howard Russell.
Archibald Forbes.
Frank D. Millet.
Frederic villiers.
Leading Astronomers.
Prof. E. S. Holden.
Prof. e. A. Young.
Camille FIammarion.
Prof. e. c. Barnard.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-02-09

Done fvura au profits to Boz made
Too much like counting chicks before
thUy uro Matched Sea. WORSE A per.
son can daufo himself % millionaire on
poultry profit Ono nD tmr be- bo want. Co.
Take 800 hon. as l.a. Calculate tIut
each hen viii ai.o you 200 chicks che
first season, and you hly0 LOCO besides
tho hons Then figure on au increase of
so 90 each fowl tho second year, and
you have 900, 600 chickens Tho third
yoar you increase your fH'', 90 900. 600,
the fourth year Go 5000 goo. and the
ffih year yen urN thu sor Of So.
600, 600 chicks aud over 900 600 old
honsi 10 is worry olsy totguroout profits
ON paper People may build tho most
gorgeous air castles, but tho loitior they
arc the greater tho fall. and tho fall Is
certain.
Tho only way 20 figure out profits IS
by experiment Got your fowls and com.
mouCa large or ulll os You please
Keep ava egg record and un account book.
In which place all expenditures and in.
come, and nc tho end OF o year balance
up tho book and soU whore you aro nt
m this connection wo advise opening
tour book account Jan. i.-Faugiors
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