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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

SamestoDu n. - Der . eh ,lhter
Gblylss Sra llit, pslher am rs Otto,
bel BON bier nab Der Martin: Vrebrarm
I'm 8ebirse. 30 Wellsu iiollt Dol bier
selts2n, abSins. wiro iettter usrm,B d..
Gis GIeroe, bic Srquit leuf,e. erreltten
ole 51rm, aber pom Dem B,sbSlbtsr mar
tslne Spur 81 isben. Mlu slaubt, oas
er s%riTOren 1T.
9tllsboro.- Der 70iihriae be-
fannie 8uuimanu Carl 6assr 1T oui her
6alrt Don @aleooala rod j. lsbc,o in
lslHem Shlltten einem Osrsibldg erie.
gan. Der Ysrihreosus btnierlabt cine
8Itipe uuo uler 8inber.
SamStom I. - Die 3lblnnabe.
h0roe Don Slut7m 9oIulp Bat ibr,
artet p1asnoet. Eros Der Elnpduoe
ets perrn y. W. JuQer nsreen Die
oltmmsn, Die In osn Er'c fts Gmgrss,
Moutpsller YpliIa1t! ab9ea ben wurosn,
ptsOer sspaplt uuo Der glaoleat tur
oas lint eiues StadlslsuatoIs, Slnio D.,
fir etplb,t erfiart.
@rano j sorts. - De le'eptous
%cerblnouns sDiitsu Sruno 6orft, 8,af.
ton. Bart E;uGr, M,nio unb onosrsc
YIaeteu 1T b'raeiteut noroen. DE
Staot 1T ,nfotse o,Iien nit ON mslten
Staoten I'm go ben uao Us ten oarbuG.
cen.
arso.-gins sr;sbsusc Sbpino.
lr lou bic h,elise grie N%ltonolbant
I'm $1,000 btto5en 9leei.
~ anoop.-SnG!o oes @rccsrs
Wud IN Wsrtants &stdaoe fdm Elm
. -Eo AIM Nusoruh. on Il oea ods
831renIaser uno oas 3 tiu,e tart be
'alotst Uaroeu. Der Serlult ut outd
SnlibsrGn3 seo'dt.
Guenoa(e.-Gi 81 wa!e N'tt
ul9Is 1T ourh Jeusr AZ tort Uoroeu.
Or 8tano fom uriprlnellb in Dem
Mnitluenruum sum Nusbruh uno usr
wioats eiuen SerIult pom $4,000, Dem
SygilhsrunGen II Ger So1e BON Sl2,OO 0
ssQsruber liebsn 2pel GlsuaiOrsu uno
jDsl S6euueE hagen Is uer, otter es &c
long Der 5eufrWebr. oieie Getauee Dol
StrntalunS 81 reitsr.
8iSmord.-G. 8. ToNee, Waiti-
nit m 0lenlt'u Der Sismart Waner
rutassie0l&oft. puros, oils er I'm 81
gun mar, i'd BON le,ner 0ohunn3 uoh
ttm SOnerustt su tessben. unterw5es
bon elntm Stueuiu9 osr Nodberu 81
tFc Sdbn ubsrflbJsn uno &c ootet. Der
Syrun8Iud . blu'e,laBt cine Wl,twe uno
tresrCre flelGe 3lubsr.
6areo-3psi Gieroe. uslde Elm
0aus uui Dec tel p'dlor iibsr Den 3ss
5tuB ilbrsno2 BIND uah benz 9eaeH abe,
lle9euoen uier Soseu. wu ben i4eu NJ ,
'~p,daGen IN ben SluB. las 0Ius iti:S's
ms 8aNer, wobn orei Bauarbs,ter
N1per rerisst wuroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
DIE @sIunobeits.

Nleranorio.-D @slunoheitss
bs6oroe bat %osiittsmabreaeln erarlis
len, INN cine Starlotii ,bsrspioemie su
uulu'sn. Jinf 2euie liuo on benz Jles
Der srtrantt. absr mon slnub'. bic Ser.
brtltuus Der &roatbslt usrb'noern Su
!lnneu.
Renpou. Der 40idbrise Nseni
Der ipIlhe nltaatl,h'n 9leuatoraeleu.
itlit, :. ) Yartbu,it. bes,ns i'm ST
,Slmss Sotsl oablsr Selbnmoro, inoem
II ilb cine 8ussl in bic Strn iboB.
Dulutb-0euer III beinabe swei
nal 10 uiel &stre,oe iibsr 7uluta nad
osm Often bei6roert worben. OILS in
lrseno sinsm anoersn Snhre porb'r. Sn
Sabre 1895 wuroen 20 $50 325 Buihsl
1suer 70 OS5,l93 8uItel Betrslce mi,
ben Sampfern auf Dem Superior. Ses
beforoert. 1889 96l Sonnea 5rnbI
luuroeu in oleiSm Sabre bis sum |. Ho.
osmbsr uno IL, 999 O19 1oEnen i'm Dor,
ldbre %uerianot.
Slsepp {. = @,aNt BtambsI
pon bier bat elm Botent auf eine bon ,bn'
eriunesue 9anpInait'ns, bic seiu Il,
botpihtiss Nsuernraen nuIius,len 'ol
nusitslsn loiieu. Sur isins Eaientrebif
irl .. ). Nusn uou 2oncou, Gns' Der
Erdlloent etnes sulll'h2n Sp tnrtlts.
esm gIfiuner bic SUNNI Uoa $1,000,
coo ansetoten ta5eu.
, watonrn. - SrtS Str01'nlr
perluhten qua Dem lidoiilhen S~efio9nlB
III snttommsn, inosm iie MT s,ietne
St-naer, Die iie pon ihre1 Ssttsn able
brrden haiten, eth God eIrt bic @e
'aulnlsmiuer ~ bOhren p,rluhter.
5berh 8nGclro iiberraihte DE Y:r.
br5hsr uno Sruana IL, IN ihye 3e0er ~.
ritjutebren.
@ertregitp- HrStitm1reaer,
nor otnen oet Woroptoss Nr,b Sobc
iOUs psrbauoflt rorosu 1T, hlten Den Be
ituIolstsn BON Or Nntldse bee Wogoes
IN eriten 8tupe ireis,ip OBJ
RsomooeJ DIE Sei5wo
rsuen baben DIE aesen fiuf Sb,nt plrtbe
IN 9ambertOn erbobene Intlase oss Ger
tauIs Don ge,iilgeu @strln'eu pbne 81
Gems lur erpts'en dnsea0mmen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
Yin bic iaumislisen Sabler.

Sm Sauie Der leBten Wtonate unterSo'
gen mir uns Der Wiiibe, allen u~nieren &c:
fern, Ole mebr ais brei Sabre nit Der
9ablung oeS rNoroitern" I'M Hiditanoe
mo, Hebnuugen fur Die inns sutommen.
oen Setr09e SuSulenoen NIT Der ernitliben
W%tabnnns, ibren Terpflbluugen eesen
uns balo mogliblt nadSutommen. Ger
artige Ius'tanoe belaufen lid in ole
Saulenoe uon Dollars troB aler Dab.
nungen. 9Sir wiiien, oaB Die Wteiiten,
Die lns llber orei Sabre ibuloen, mern
alb nlbt ben gaAjeu Setrag, 10 oob Ell.
nen Sbell oupon beiablen tonnen, penn
ie ernltlib pollen. Bon pielen muroe
oleler quite Nille io9ar iu Hapier ees
brobt NIT elllem on unS %ergangenen 6e.
'uhe, nod Seoulo bis nab Der Grnte III
ilben, mGbreno Anoere ltd aber I'M Die
ibnen juseianoteu Hebmngen anihei.
memo nltt %tlllnmerten, meni9ltenS lieben
ne bis leBt alf unlere Marnun9 nibts
BON iib boren Nnoere aber eingen nod
melter, inoem ne, naboem ibnen Die Heh.
ring iugegongen wor, II onrb oen
Eo'tmeiiter einiob wiiien liebeu, baB lie
ibre 3eltuug Don Der Eoltoirce ab,uneb.
men niht ierner be.iebten. Der Teriub,
ltb auf oleie Weiie ieiner Sbulo eutbe.
ben III wollen, ut einfab ein ibuinoelbaf:
ter uno iollte mar elnen iolhen einem
2eutlben nlht sumutben. @egen Die leB.
tere ple Die ipeitleBtere Slal'e pon Wten:
lhen weroen mir ebne Grbarmen perfab:
ren uno lolte oieie leBte Warnulg bel ID
men nibtS frubteR, peroen oleielben AMI
geieBllbem Neoe ;ur 3ablung gejpun;
gen Weroen, woourb Den GinSelnen mie.
Der neu nno unliebIume Soften erwaf;
len. Seit llebernabme oes .Voroitern"
mo mir getoib telRem Veier ourb Wlob;
nun9en uuo 3ablun0s Nuftoroerungen
sur Saft geiallen mir babeu grobe Sc
oulo geubt uno IN nit Seriprebungen
aller Art abipeli e~nlaiien-was uuler 6e:
ihait aber weiter nlbt mebr pertragen
tanu. Jeoer, Der Ilh bemnab seieBllbe
unaunebmllbtelten %eriparen mill, tbue
leBt leine Hflibt. Nuh iene Veier, Die
inns UNI Nusitauo baten, iino oaran erin;
merit, oaB ole pom ibneu erbetene Jrilt ab;
gelauien 1T, uuo mir audi BON ibnen Grs
Iillun9 hires 8eriprebens erworten, wie'
origenrolls mir audi ge9en lie ernltere
Salten auiipanneu mll'ieu. gltb oiele
ilno alen Grnrtes eriuht, leBt ibre Efliht
III tbun, oamlt audi mir Der unirigen rahs
tommen touuen.
Gle 9torofteru Hubliibing 50.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Sn Der unbt flsdttn V%npfan8nipse.
meinte III 81. 3lcuc aebt Der Ieeiensifrtae
Tfarrer y. Sreaor. >. 2. y, nit Dim 10
benswertbeu o'eedr!er Nm eirsn Suna-
l%inssptretn ms yettn ~ ruien. Ia far
seieniss 3ullmmtntunits unr untsrbaltun'
stn i'm G'estibcB her neu,n gIarr'hult
Zen SunsltnRsn etn staents .3tmmer einae
rihNt wtre une icmit eenitlben Elm aeasr.
ieitissr GAIT an he 6ane 9eaeten 1T. 10
ltett ~ tcfftu paB tas trnltt Streten ess
tcbw. y. @reacr nab ffubfrsn nuBlclen
9srIutsn ieet nit qrfcls ssfrput lein wirc.
Gin Sun0lirssseretn 1T ttne Sauptiterre
Der @emtiree. unc elmer lplten 3ierpe lcl
te bic lcnt in 9e;ua auf gereine in Butte
Nebentt urbsHstts GmpfdnAntf9smstntt
nibt LANCER msbr b1ar lstn.
- in ndhar 3sit Wirp in Gplp Sprinl
elm Scf Der ,8attplilhm 6orHsr" aesrun,
| bet werbsn,o Die bstsn @usiatsn Rne Dor
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
C,H, Bothman&C0.
Ieuiid1es Webiel uro VaIiagicr 6eih6it.
500 lite Apenue Cub,
oeasnibsr Dem Boitnebduee.
WiuneapoliS, Wainu. SODA
EARL SCOTT
nit Sapp's Ranf. e.. xisnn. Ninnstota.
SeuersS eriiheruug, Sarms unc Staot . Gi.
senthum. YromDte unb reeqe Beoieuuna
suseWtert. SOL
2bmlbiifrifts NOti3.

ia EN- aeieslib anterSeihuetes @eiuh,
oeNen uuterihrliten aeiebllb auertaunt iiuo.
Dem poaro Der eountp-e ommiliare pom
Stearns 9ourtn, Wlnu, III oelien am 10.
Tuuember 1896 Qebdlteneu SrBuna inter.
breiie, puroe, III wclhem nm 5ormirul9
elnes ncuen Shuletitrlits natgeiuht wlro,
Der aus nahit,beno beibriebeuem Serritos
rum SuiammeuecieBt ietn io1; = z BON
section 33, DIE aaHien Sectlonen "a. 30 uno
36, allcs IN SoUnihip l27, alaiic 81; oess
0le,ten Due Secttoneu |, 2 uno 3 mo y p
| bon Sect 4, Giles IN S~omnibtp 1876. alaiie 81;
9aber 1T blei mi betauut Qemadt, oaB etn
&erbor uller babel Intereiirter Yarteleu III
Der natieu Sleunl oes %senaunten 8oaro,
welbe ON - GeSember 1896 IN Der Office
oes Gouu'n' Nuoltors in ct. glouo IN qe.
nanntem Gountp beainnt. linttfinoet.
y. 3. 8ruber.
Co. Nutitor uno sr oiilcto Gleit oes 8oaro
st. Qlouo, ben II. DECEMBER 1896. II
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
Staot =Meniekeiten.

- Tas Sharlahfieber bat inter Der
Shuliu0enoH uuierer Staot o~erartig um
iih 9e9rlner oaB 6err Barr. Superlntens
Dent Der Staotihulen, oen Staotratb ers
iubte, Wortebrun9en ee9en peltere Ver:
breitung Der Srantbeit ~ trefien.
- Sm @eihditslotal oes 6errn Eeter
SarlS al 7. @ue. norolib lit ein Suartier
fur ole Cbpuh. uno Oeimatbloien elnge:
rlbtet, uber Die oas Stootrdtbsmitglieo
Graoforo ais feline ShiiBliu9e nit filrs
iorglihem Iues pabt. IS usrgebt feline
9tadt, in Der nibt eiuige oaS 9~lngenebme
zines 2Sinterouartiers iib IN Dem nelen
Seim gonneu.
- lie 5leif6erldoen iinb wie ollidbr.
lib 10 audi in oieien Sabre wdbreno Der
W~intermonote an Sountagen seibloIien.
Sic Atpooo'ihe Subbonolung lit
BON 5. Npenue iuolih III Den Ntmooo
8lod an st. @ermainitraBe perleet NOR
Den.
Gin eepi7ier j. @eton lit bon va;
oena bier elngetrofen in Der Nb'lht, Ell:
beimiihe Solente CUR NufIIbrung einer
tomiiben Sper beran5ublloen.
- Dit geuten, pie DEM lo9enannten
Sim 8ordib, ioute man Elm filr allemal
oroentlib ouIraumen; er iblug am Sam.
itaa oen Shantpirtb Wartin Sbinoler,
ais oieier i'm aus ieinem Sofale luegpies,
nit einem iroenen Srug ms @e'lbt. Oerr
Shinoler leioet leitoem an einemSrub oes
WaienbeinS. wabreuo Sim, Der goni uno
oar nibt mebr in Die menihlibe 6eiell'
Ihaft oebort, INNER nod frei berumlduft.
Der ioute bort ieiu, no Stumble uno 6a'
len iib 9s9enieiti9 CUTE Jabt ia9en.
- Iie Serren ,}obn Sropp une Gas
4~amsburg BON bier tebrten Sam'tog Don
elmer ~,Ioaopartie, Die lie nah 6ubbarr
eountp mabten, lhmer belaoen nit
8eute Surild. 3rei 6iribe erlegten Oh
Serren uno brahten Tie nit; anoere ME
oeraeitredten ,.Gibter" wuroen in Dub
baro Gountp surld9elaNen. Ger Eager
mus BLOB 8lud baben, uno Ole Ja9opart
tie lit cine S%elun9ene.
Zen 8uno iur'S 9eben ihlcl'a
am Wittwoh Woreen in Der eatbeoral'
!Serr Sch. Heihert init Jrl. Sarah Ssnd
RAD Der iirhlihen Jeier emprns oaS au
oemeiu eeahtete Yrautpaar ucn @erpano
ten uno Jreunbsu Die terilid'teu Slud
wiluihe. NadmittaeS reiiten Die Nen
permdblten nab ct. Saul, ron 100 ne mad
mebrtdsiaen Nuisntbalt nad Ct. elon
,uriltfebren uno iih bier baaslib nieoer
loiIen weroen. Gem iunsen Eaare en-,
bietet Der ,Noroitern" leimem aa'rthtt9e
8liidwunlb.
Die 9au:G ontractoren @ebr. Srop
babeu iir $3.50 einen neuen Contract an
%aenommen, benz ;uiolge lie 'ir Die YIN
rihtunesarbeit Der Neiiung oes norpl'be
Sliiaels Der Wormalibule Gorge TRACE
weroen.
3u Der erireuliten Seiheerung, nj
Der Irdiioent nno Wanaser Ses ,Norf
tern, 6err 5ram Gins, AM Sonnta
Moraen in @eitalt zines nleollhen 2od
terheus BON ieiner wertben Satin l!be'
roIbt wuroe, entbieten mir hermit 10
mems aler I'M .Noroitern" belba''lgle
9(rbeiter Dem 0errn Gins nnlere wobl9'
meiute Graduation. Wo9e oas a,no 81
arobten Jrsuoe ieiner GlterH wa@len IN
seosibea!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Nm Dtenfas Worsen 9 tlbr, am feas
Der bl. @srtrue. Der Satrcntn tes Suua.
tranenperetns Der unbtf. Gmpfdnantsae.
mttnee 81 Ct. 9ioub, tmpinaen tefeu Wit.
9ltseer wdbrenp zines pom bcbw. .. gar.
tin. >. 9. D., 9ebaltenen Nmtes, Der aun
eire Ter 5et9ele9tabeit a%naepaBte Yrettat
btelt, 9tmetnihaftltb Die bl Communion.
Der bluiaie Sdube,nfauiplos in
Der Staot 1T Der Bargain Bolsments
tdp'sp'ab Der 9ei'en 5duh Go.
- NnSll9e je nab Wunib gemabt BON
Sl4.0O auimdrts. 3ufrieoenbeit, Baiien,
Stpl ino Nrbeit gorantirt. Gleeanter
Sorrotb an Wtuitern. Yrice, Der bon
JuB 5um aopf Setleioer. "
Hos@ Sslo Su psrlelhen ouf cultiulr.
ties Unrmiano au ansemefeueu 8ateu.
Us. .. atben, SEER Slod, 81. @loub.
Winn. 5O-ba
- Wer cine 8eloanleibe MAIDEN
ooer e'ne Jnrm bldg fanien wln, bans
belt gu lsinem eieeneu Sei.en, ipenn sr
l't e~F!nnolst nel s acUbion& TX IL,
[ Z, unier Der gritsn W~atipaaibant in
ct. gtuua.
Nu fonnen Serru aarl Gtutbe
dls elnen WPcnn Don GROCER Grfdbruna
nno 5abi9teit auf benz mehanliben 8e,
bifte CUR Abbllie Don Serfriippelunasu
uro griten bsitens empfebleu uno hcs
ben oafir Die beNen Bspeile ieltlt in
nn'eter Stoo'. 1872
"a Wpllt lbr elnen out %!auien, bauu
lprett Qau5 oepiB i'm Bon 9on" Dor.
Sort srbnltet Sbr bas Bette, Wooernte
uno Slli9ne in st. Gtouo. COS ST.
@ermaiuitraBe. IT
To- SOILS lbr cine neue Quleihe mo
ON ODER eina olte rneuern mo1t, Der.
9sBt nlbt pOr5uIpretsn bel 2B. 3. al
. II, SER 8lod, Ct. glouo. SODA
sa- R,'bnottspaare in grocer
geritiscsnteit, Spreht Dor uno be.
lihti9t uuIern .8orratb. 8. 6. Us #,
WnuoQer. 493
~ Hihta befieres uno biaiaeres
dig ole unaepIlrten Shube bel 9. %.
" otter. 40
~ 8eht gu WunIinaer & 60. fir
bic befen 8umpen unb @luomlhleR i'm
Wnste.
11E- Cir GROCER 8orrotb on uuae,
p0arfen Stlbsn IN nieoriaen 8reiIeu
bel 3 @. 8otter, 5. Nus. iabiid. 40
~ 8uait Yumpeu uno BinomGb.
len N sciehter'S Store. B.
~ Jrcu gounsbera 1T BON Gan.
non Soils. iuobin liz ans &runtenbett
hires &iters aeruisu murne, nab ct.
Glouo Suridaetebrt uno bat ibre Mrbeit
i'm Busmoberae,h6it uon Wuria
8ron mieber aufaerommsn.
nas- ga it ieet eine quite Belt. cine
uhr su f1Gfen llbren wnren ME 10 BIZ.
Zig als iebt. uro es 1T leibt moalid. oaB
neren Sreiie balb itsisen. @ebriibsr
gtarf pffrriren einise ouberaepobn.
llde Vargains. Cine quite llbr FIR
$3.50 biz S400 p0litduois g"nrant,rt.
Sols nib in llminuid sessn Bizarre ses
rpmnsn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19
tantsn, 'tab etpa treista Ritaltbsr Bel Der
QrSfnuns per,eihnet finb.

SFFH"""H VF5tfVHt1 INV.
- @m Dtsnfas Worssn nbr, am aefe
Der bl. @srtrue. Der Yatronin bes Suno.
franenperetns Der unbsf. Gmpfdnanisae.
uttner 81 Ct. Gloup. tmsinsen teTeu Wit.
glteeer pdtrenp zines pom bchp. y. Nar.
tin. >. g. g., sebaltenen Amtes. Der aun
eine Ter 5etselestatsit %anaepaste Yreetat
belt, atmeinlhafhib bic bl Communion
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

Der blulsie Shubslnfanipl1s in
Der Staot 1T Der Bargoin = Bulsments
tdu'splnb Der Qsilen Stuh Go.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-19

q. Z. NeTer

bait elaen itOneu %orratb auer Sorten
Stubier9, ons auf Dam beIten Utartte az.
tauft lpnroe. Nld] bat er unseplartes Stub.
seua, oas er 81 lroBeu bargains loSiblGat,
Serluht es bel Inn er 9arantlrt 3ufrieocns
belt, ooel euer @elo miro euh 5uriideritats
tat. Seto liher uuo lpredt BET lbm Dor in
NO, 515 ct. 8ermaluItraBe ct 9louo. /
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-09

80 g. q
DEHORNING CATTLE.
Some Suggestions About Erecting
Framework

Some Suggestions About Erecting
Framework.
have invented a rack which holds
cattle firmly in place while they are.
being dehorned. The rack is also adj
mirable for fastening hogs during the
process of ringing them. For stills I
use three pieces Of 4x4, four feet long,
to be mortised for the bottom Of the
posts eight inches each side Of the
center to allow the side and bottom;
boards to drop into place. Four posts
.4x4, five feet four inches long, and
two posts 4x4, five feet eight inches.
long, to be tenanted to the stills. Three
cap pieces 2x4, four feet two inches
long, mortised at the ends to receive
the tops of posts. The caps are Of
oak. One piece in front of the cap to
hold the stanchion is 2x2, four feet
two inches long, Of oak. The lower
piece In front of this stanchion is Ok
4, two feet long, Of oak Lumber two
inches thick and seven feet long are
for the sides. One board 1x12, seven
feet long, for bottom.
For stanchions in front, one board
2x10, five feet six inches; one board
2X1O, five feet two inches. For back
gate, two pieces 2x4 four feet four
inches long, cut sloping to fit the
frame. I'ut on with hinges, as shown
in the first diagram. the gate to be
held up by piece Of iron a foot long,
stapled to the upper board at the side
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1896-01-09

of the frame to allow the cattle to en-
ter. The gate is to fasten when down
with a forked piece Of iron as shown
in the diagram. Stanchions in front
to be bolted at the bottom between a
2x4 oak piece and sill, leaving a space
up and down in front five inches wide.
Two, and one-half feet from the bot
tom Of the stanchi0n slope out place
for the animals neck. The 2x2 oak
piece to be bolted to the side of the
cap with blocks to allow the top Of
the stanchions to open and close and
work with a lever as shown in the
second diagram. >.T s>. s2s. /.
The lever to be made of wagon tire
five feet six inches long. A three
eighth-inch hole to be punched in top
of the lever Second hole thirteen and
one-half inches from top hole, and
third hole eleven inches from second
hole. The upper hole to be fastened
to the left hand stanchion by two iron
straps, one on each side of the stan
chion, the straps to be three feet long,
One-quarter inch thick, and one and
one-fourth inches wide. The lower
hole to be fastened to the right hand
stanchion with two pieces of strap
iron the same size, fourteen inches
long. When the stanchions are closed,
bore one or two One-half inch holes in
the post back Of the lever, in which to
use an iron pin to open and close the
dehorner Bore hole outside of each
post a foot from the top to put rope
around to hold the head; also spike
two wedge shaped pieces outside Of
the stanchions, as shown in the dia-
gram to keep cattle from getting their
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After All. a Hero:

Scene-Capitol steps at Washington.
Flash of red lights full on distinguished
leader in regimentals and cooked hat,
carrying a sword nine feet long. Duck
worth Club, in plug hats and linen
busters, trailing behind. - 80.
Great er-Whoora-a-a-y! The
president has come to me-
e (Great applause.)
The people have come to me- .
Oeafening cheers, making an impact
against the side of the capitol like the
fall Of board on smooth pond.)
Congress is with me-
Qntense rOar.)
1t is mine! 1t is of me! It is me -
Stranger-Who, in heavens name, is
that?
Republican Congressman - That?
Why, that is Senator Chandler, the
man who started this war!
Qntense enthusiasm. Procession
moves on, to the tune of 1.-The Girl I
Left Behind Me.')-Cleveland Plain
dealer.
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What He Needs.

"What need" said the statesman,
in speaking of his work in Washington,
sis a good private secretary to look
after my correspondence so that can
give more time to affairs in the house."
what you need" returned his con-
stituent, earnestly, lis a real good man
to edit your speeches while you attend
to your correspondence. It. would be
foolish to have your letters more con-
else and better written than your pub
lie addresses Chicago Post
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Fliegende Blaetter.
Up-tO-Date Philosophy.

do you see that kind, generous man
over there?"
'Yes-the old gentleman who is smil-
ing 50 broadly?"
"Oh, no; I mean the man who is
scowling, with his face all drawn up
and wrinkled'
rs he kind man?''
Yes, indeed. If it only were not Just
before Christmas he would have such
a pleasant look''
And why is he scowling now?''
Hes so good and generous that he's
going to buy seventeen presents and
he's just worried to death to know
what to get.'
Poor man! Then that smiling, jolly
looking man we saw isn't kind?"
"Oh, dear, no! He's so stingy that he
never gave anybody anything in all his
life. Chicago Record. 49,
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Do Hens Pay:

" Probably no question has been more,
discussed by our good farmers than
this. Many farmers will let their hens;
rcost anywhere the year round,i in shed
or barn where the boards have long
since parted company and the winter
winds reign supreme. The food fire.
quently consists only of corn. This
should not be SO. Could any one ex-
pect eggs from hens treated like thisa
First of ALL warm room or build
ing with large windows, where the
sunlight may enter, should be pro-
vided. The feed should be in quantity
about 1 quart to every eight hens per
day. Morning feed a warm mash of
ground wheat or mixed feed with a
little cayenne pepper added, at noon
wheat, and in the afternoon oats and
cracked corn. Milk will make hens
lay. Oyster shells should be kept by
them, also any kind of meat and
chopped clover or green stuff In sum-
mer hens will do we'll with little or no
feed when allowed to run at large l
find by experience that the best laying
hens are those Matched from Plym-
outh Rock eggs crossed by the Red
Leghorn. If these rules are observed
satisfactory results will follow. Try
it and see if I am not right.-R. e.
Lane, Merrimac County, New Hamp.-
shire. - ~ >7sSs 80
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Front End and side.

Value of Glover Hay for Poultry.
It is only recently that clover hay
has been found to be the cheapest and
best winter food for laying hens, and
that by it's use the great difficulty Of
procuring green food is overcome. In
fact, the essential want Of hens in
winter is not so much that Of green
food as bulky food Of heterogeneous
character. For many years the writ
ers and brooders have made a spe-
acialty of recommending all kinds Of
grain for poultry, the only variation
being that at certain times some Of it
was to be whole grain and at other
times soft food was to be given. 1t
did not occur to them that the effects
of q long continued diet OF grain was
as injurious to fowls as to cattle, and
that the concentrated grain food gave
the best results when diluted (if we
may use the expression with some
kind of bulky material, which not only
promoted digestion, but also largely as
sisted in supplying the elements nee
essary tor the albumen OF the eggs,
Which was lacking in the carbonace-
GUS food OF the grains. s25
Another important advantage In the
feeding Of clover hay is that it
abounds in mineral matter, thus pro-
viding lime in a Solua BILE cond ton for
the shells, and in supplying the bony.
structure for the chicks In the eggs
The phOsphates, salt, soda, magnesIa,
Iron and nitrogen are easiest obtained
from the grasses but in less proper
ton than from bran, or some product
Of the preparation OF grain Yet it is
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" = :: !; - ISSM7sl.
{ HIL7 ne .ll@SS|SzRMa
\ 1zklM9R
y Il,
A Man of Nerve.

y. e. d 2 {
He looked admiringly at the tall man
VINO was deep in a game Of billiards.
Ihere's man who has the most SUI
perb nerve Of any one ever saw he
said
"Really?'' returned his companion,
inquiringly.
There is no possible chance for a
mistake
Did you ever see it tested?'
well, rather. / saw him, at pri-
vate theatrical entertainment one night
last week.
Sometimes it does require nerve to
sit through one"
The man who was telling the story
seemed provoked at the interruption.
but he kept his temper.
His tiancee was in the cast he
went on, and he sat there and
watched another man embrace her and
never so much as gritted his teeth I
tell you it was as fine an exhibition of
nerve as I ever saw anywhere either
before or since."-Chicago Post.
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Simply an Accident.

How did you come to lose your job
on the road?'' asked the sympathizing
friend
"Oh, jist by accident" answered the
ex-brakeman, a faraway look coming
into his eyes as the vision Of the freight
wreck rose before his mental vision.-
Indianapolis Journal.
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Tradition Reversed.

$50 you do not want my poem ?" the
poet inquired breezily. e.
''No," the editor replied, without look
ing up from his writing. I'LL
Il see,' said the poet; ''too poor to
buy good verse"
'.Sirv' the editor exclaimed angrily.
"Oh, that's all right. You needn't get
warm about it; poverty's no disgrace"
Chicago Times-Herald