at I Hi Wit -v •M ear. The latter men Honed increase Is classified cogently taught by reason and' by example, nor 1 checked the spread of contagious- disease- of MHESOTA* BRIEF.I THE HOUSEHOLD: as follows: New England states, 5 Middle for the allowance of pretexts which have sometimes said he. "The way ifris &(M&i&twS farm animals, resisted the advance of noxious ?«™e?JiA81V Southern states and Indian Terri•2!7i exposed our lands to colossal greed. Laws insects and destructive fungus growth, and 1 4 0 6 the states and territories of which open the door to fraudulent acquisition take%a sheet of Russia iron aadi dipt/ sought to secure to agnc&Jyurai labor the highest S S 1 0 0 8 1 4 1 9 0 fcheten states and terri-- or an administration which permits favor to the reward of effort and th«M -Ailest immunity from torlesot the est and Northwest, 435 District it into tin red hofe^ "W rapacious seizure bv a favored few of expanded loss. Its records of the year show that the season Moses Prosser, ot Cleveland, 0.f of Columbia,a 2S: totalo 2,219. Free delivery ol- areas that many should enjoy are accessory to Hints for Housekeepers. of 1888, has been of medium production. Upon the surface of the 1m floats 3 189 in the fiscal year offenses against our national welfare and humanity was held up by footpads in Mankato A generous supply of the demands of consumption Sprinkle cayenne pepper in the resorts «nded June 30, 1887, to 358 in to* year ended not to be too severely condemned or punished. tallow. As the tin is drawn out itr.^ has been assured, and a surplus for exnortation, and robbed of his money and watch. June 30, 1888 In the railway mail slr^ce th»re I is gratifving to know than something moderate in certain products and of rats, and they will leave the passes through this. The tallow^ n&a been an increase in one year of 168 route*, has been done at last to redress the injuries to bountiful in others, will prove a benefaction The lumber dealers-at Winona are premises. illll and the number of miles traveled per annum oar people and cheek the perilous tendency of cleans the tin and gives it lnstre. If alike to buyer and grower. Four years an increase of loO,795.917 48 the estimated the reckless waste of national domain that over ago it was found that the great considering the advisability of orsramzrag^a. it was not for the tallow, the tin fi f.na St,?i service for the year was eighty million acres have been wrested from Yapor baths will clear the skin. cattle industry of tbe country was endangered, mutual insurance com' &£2JL^ies but the amount of new railroad illegal usurpers, improvident grants and fraudulent would be all full of little bunches.^ and those engaged in it were alarmed at the Powdered charcoal, taken on first entn°s and claims to be taken for the service actually put on was 12,764.50 miles. rapid extension^ of the European plague of pany. We find our tin greasy when we S ri£LI~LUm6 I ness the money order plenro-pnenmoma. Serious outbreaks existed HOMESTEADS 03? HONEST 1KDUSTBT. rising in the morning, isgood. Sometimes it this comes from the tallow. ^1§ Olvislons, including transactions in postal in Illinois, Missonri. Kentucky and in Tennessee. although less than the greater areas thus unjustly The Brainerd co-operative mercantile a good medicine for biliousness Animals affected were held auarantme. less lost, must afford a profound gratification & This Russia iron is of the same ma-' Five counties in New York and from one to four to right feeling citizens. As it is a recompense company has declared a dividend is the remedy required. S»5v 0 0 0 0 0 During the past terial as a stove body. This is counties in each of the states ot New Jersey, .l11 for the labors and struggles for the TE5 a conventions have been con- of 14- per cent, on groceries for the Pennsylvania, Delaware and Maryland were almost recovery, our dear experience ought sufficiently coated, sometimes more- with tinij cluded with the Barbadoes, the Bahamas, Butish Chloride of lime is an infallible preventative equally affected. With, this great danger to urge the speedy enactment of measures of past three months. *$§f iionduras and Mexico, and are now under neeoohV-on The regular tin is imported, can'te?" upon us and witfi the contagion already in tne legislation which will confine the future disposition for rats, as they flee from a 1 Antral and South Ameucan of our remaining agricultural lands to the channels of commerce, with the enormous direct make it here. The Yankee tin made states The increase of correspondence with Albert Smith was- arrested at Red uses of actual husbandry and general homes. and indirect losses already being caused bv it, its odor as from a pestilence. I loieton countries daring the pa«t\hree years is and when only prompt and energetic action here, cooked tin, we call it, is the Nor should our vast tracts of so-called desert Wing on the charge-of stealing a fur gTa.ifying, and is specially notable and exceptional should be thrown down their holes, could be successful, there were in none of these lands be yielded up to the monopoly of corporations goods to look out for. Five-cent with the Cential and South American overcoat from a Wisconsin farmer states any laws authorizing this department to or grasping individuals, as appeaxs to be and spread about wherever they States and with Mexico. As the greater part oi goods are made from itJ eradicate the malady or giving the state officials much the tendencv under the existing statutes named William Lassmger. man matter exchanged with thebe countries la power to co-operate with it for the purpose. would be likely to come, and should Ttiese lands reqaire but the supply of water to commercial in its character, this increase is The department even lacked both the requisite become feitile and productive. It is a problem be renewed once a fortnight. evidence oi rhe improved business re ations ltn Two separate parishes has been aopropnation and authority. By securing state of great moment how most -wisely for the public Plants in Pots* mem. ihDeSp8r°icticala opeiation of the narcei post co-operation in connection with authority from good that factor shall be furnished. I cannot created in the Catholic church at Sr. 1 0 9 8 negotiated has sen ed to For biliousness squeeze the juice of congress The injunction said to have been. but thick it perilous to suffer either tneBe lands lumii the most tavorable predictions as to ttieir Peter to satisfy the German and Irisb or the sources of their irrigation to fall into the peneftts in July la-,t a eeneral postal convention a lime or small lemon into half a laid on the dauphin by one of the fCSF WOBK 03? EBADICATHHT hands of monopolies which, by such means, was negotiated with the Dominion of Can- speaking elements of the thurch. has been pressed successfully and th»s dreaded may exercise loidsuips over areas dependent on glass of cold water and stir in a little Louises of France, applies to house a mto operation on March 1, and disease has been extirpated from the Western their treatment for productiveness. Already which practic aljy makes one postal territory of Ed Greenbush, implicated in the recent states, and also from the Eastern states, with baking soda drink while it foams. plants: "My son, you must seem to steps have been taken to secure accurate and the LJnuea S ates ana Canada. Under it mercoandise tbe exception ot a few restricted areas which are scientific information of the conditions, which is robbery had his examination at and arc^ls may now be transmitted To be taken when rising in the morning. love your people." "But, sire, how still under supervision. The danger has thus the prime basis of the intelligent action Imtil through the mails at fourth-class rates of postage Mankato and was held to the grand been lemoved, and trade and commerce have this shall be gained the course of wisdom appears This will also relieve the sick shall I seem to love them?" ,"My son it is not pos-uole here to touch even the been freed from the vexatious state restrictions clearly to be a suspension off nrther disposal, jury. -K leadma heads ot the gteat postal establishment which were deemed necessary for a time. headache, if taken in the beginning. which oniv promises to create rights antagonistic you must love them." to illustrate tbe enmmouu and During the tasc four years the process of diffusion to the common interest.. No harm can follow D. J. Cogan, the eminent Catholic But this tender regard must be BAPID CrEOWTH OF BUSINESS as applied to the manufacture of sugar from this cautionary conduct. The land will remain To remove iron rust or ink spots, or of the needs tor legislative readsustment of and the public good presents no demand for sorghnm and sugar cane has been introduced wisely directed. For example: I is priest at Sauk Center is lying at the much ot its machinery that it has outgrown moisten the spots, and apply salts of hasty dispossession of national ownership and into the country and fuilv peifected by the experiments well understood that plants in pots JJ or theve and valuable recommend itions of the point of death with internal ulceration. control I commend also the recommendations carried on by the department of agriculture. lemon until they disappear, and then postmaster seneral attention is earnestly invited that appropriate measures be taken to complete This process is now universady conceded need water but they mav easily have to hi1ucr report A depart-nent whose reve- the adiustment of thp various giants made to to be the most economical one, and it is rinse well. Salts of lemon are made too much water which is sure to do 2K«Srflave ea*ed from $19,772 000 in 1870 to the states tor internal improvements and of through it that the sorghum sugar industry has J. O'Leary, a barber employed of equal parts of oxalic acid and tartaric 5852,700,000 in 1888, despite reductions of postage, sw-mp and overflowed lands, as well as to adjudicate been established upon a firm basis and the road harm but the harm will be much lessened wnicii have enoimouslv reduced rates of and finally determine the validity and to its future success opened. The adoption of At Eed Wing has mysteriously disappeared acid. Another way is to moisten if there is sufficient drainage. revenue while greatly incieising its business, extent of the numerous private land claims All this diffusion process is also extending in demands the caietul consideration of the congress these ate elements of creat, injustice and peril and nothing is kno'nn as to Louisiana and other sugar-producing parts with lemon juice, sprinkle well with The pieces of broken pots in the bottom as to ail macteis suggested by those familiar to the settlers upon the localities affected, ot the country, and will doubtless soon his whereabouts. He, leaves a wife should never be omitted. Without and now that their existence is moie salt and lay the" sun. with its operations and which are calculated be the only method employed for the piessing measures should be taken to fix to increase its efficiency and useiulness A extraction of sugar om the cane An exhaustive proper drainage the soil becomes and one child here. as soon as possible their bounds and terminate pill proposed by the postmibtei general was introduced study has also, within the same period, been According to Dr. Erasmus Wilson, sour, the plants become sour, the the threats of trouble which arise fioin at the last session of the congress undertaken of the subject of food adulteration Harvey Perry,, the absconding hotel uncertainty The condition of onr Indian population the great authority on hair, any one which a unifoim standard in the amount of and the best analytical methods for detecting it. plants languish and the leases become continues to improve, and the proofs multiply gross receipts would fix the right of a community A part of the lesuLs of this work has already proprietor,, is wanted at Kasota who is threatened with baldness, if it yellowish. The only re that the transtormmg change so much to to a public buildmtr to be erected by the been published by the department, which, with be desired, which shal 1 substirute ior barbarism by the authorities. He sold two lots government for postofhee pmposes It was has not made too much headway, then is to repot, shaking out as much 3 the matter in course of preparation, will make enliehtment and civilizing educat ion, is favorable demonetised that aside iiom the public convenience the most complete treatise on that subject that before he left which belonged to of the soil as possible from among piocess. Our relations with these people can check the tendency by rubbing and the piomotion of harmony amone has ever been published any country. The during the year have been disturbed by no serious another and neglected to state so to the roots, and using fresh soil, old, 4 citizens, invariably distuibed by changes of leasings department seeks a progressive development I a little mixed vaseline and sulphur disordei, but rather marked bv a better and of pite, it was a measure of would combine the discoveries of science with the purchaser. well-rotted manure, and sharp sand, i& tho hishest economy and of sound business the economies and amelioration of rural practice nn the spot at night and soak it REALIZATION Or THEIR TRUE INTERESTS about equal parts, will answer well. judgment. It was found that the A supervision of the endowed experimental In a runaway at Kochester F. W. with quinine every morning. government was va\ ing in rents at the rate of and increasing confidence and good will. lhe=e station Bystem recentlv provided lor is a pioper After re-potting and watering, the'^-5 from 7 to 10 per cent per annum on what the conditions testily to thevaiue of the higher tone function of tLe department and is now in operation Pitcher ofthat city was thrown out of Rather a novelty has been introduced plant should be sha kenfor a few da vs JXg coet of such public buildings would De A very of consideration and hum snity which has governed This supei vision is verv important and the wagon, his arm being broken. at advantage resulting from such a law would the latter metnods of deahntr with them should be wisely and visrilantly directed to the In a general way, too little water is lately in the shape of a noiseless and I commend its continued observance Allotments be the prevention of a large number of bills end that the pecuniary aid of the government in His grandson who was with him, better than too much. The drooping in severalty have been made on some reservations constantly introduced for the erection of public favor of intelligent agriculture should be so applied clock for sick-rooms, the invention until all those entitled to land thereon buildings it places, and involving expenditures as to result in tne general good and to the fared worse, breaking both his arm leaves indicating drouth, are easier being coupled with a nightlamp. not justified bv public honesty. I trust that have have had their shares assigned, and the berefit of all our people, thus justifying the appropriation and hg. remedied than the yellow leaves, the||fj this measuie will become a law at the pre-ent work is still continued. In directing the execution made from the public treasury. When the lamp is lighted session of congress Of the total number of the of this duty I have not aimed so much at result of having been kept too wet.— the necessary diminution takes place 1 postmasteis 54.874 are of the fourth class rapid dispatcn as to secure just and fair A large number of railroad ties National Stockman and Farmer. & These, of course, recoive no allowances whatever anangements which shall best conduce to the by combustion At other times a have been stolen from Joseph Casper A I O A S for exuen the service, and their compensation objects of the law, bv producing satisfaction --dfe with the results of the allotments made. No mechanical arrangement allows the 18 fixed by percentage on the receipts of & Son. They were piled near the measure of general effect has evei been entered id a on of he a it their respective offices. This rate of compensation Sown East Pnmpkin Pie water to drop in the regular fashion. on from which moie may be tairlv hoped if it Manitoba depot at Sauk Center and may have been, and probably v, as at some of he a if a is I A family who had migrated to time, jnsfc But the standard has remained unchansed shall be discreetly administered. It proffers opportunity The fluid escapes at a uniform rate have mysteriously disappeared, and through the several reductions in the aud inducement to that independence town from way Down East seciared and keeps both the clock and lamp rates of postage Such reductions have necessarily of soint and life which the not the slightest clue can be obtained The adjustment of the relations between the my valuable services as "help' cut down the compensation of these ofhcials, Indian peculiarities needs, while at the same a going. «me**Hiy government and the railroad companies which while it undoubtedly increased the business time the inalienable ncht of title affords security as to the thief. winter my knowledge thereby gained have received land grants, and the guaranty of against tne risks his inexperienee of affairs performed by tnem Simple justice requires The appointment of house keeper at the public credit in ?iid of the construction of of real old-fashioned cooking has or weakness of character mav expose him tom attention to this subject, to the end that Conrad Yormald, a teacher at Albany, dealing with others. Whenever begun upon any the railroads, should receive early attention. "helped" me since inahundred ways. Windsor Castle, which has become FOURTH-CLASS POSTMASTERS Stearns county, while skating lestrvation it should be made complete, so chat The report of a majority of the commissioners may receive at 'enst an equivalent to that which We used pumpkins—the real Jack-olantern all are brought to the same condition, and as appointed to examine the affairs and indebtedness the law, itself tame the rate, intended for them vacant through the death of Mrs. from his school to his home broke foon is possible community in lands should Another class of postal emploves whose condition of these roads, in which they favor an extension kind—and prepared enough cease bv opening such as remain unallotted to Henderson, is one of the best things seems to demand legislation is that of through the ice and was drowned of the time for the payment to last several weeks. This will settlement Contact with thewavsof industrious clerks postofiices, and I cm1 especial attention of such indebtedness in at least one Vormald was umarried, and successtul farmers will, perhaps, add •*=-i to the leport and recommendations of the postmaster about' *°l English queen's keep well in the modern glass can rase, where the corporation appears to be a healthy emulation which will both instruct and general for their classification. Proper twenty-three years, old and a student able to comply with well guarded and exact gift, for there is not only an adequate with frequent scalding a hot bath stimulate, but no agencv for the amehoiation of legislatu of this character for the relief of carriers terms of such extension and their enforcement this people appears to me so promising as the for several terms at the St. Cloud We had to dry it if it "got ahead" of in the free delivery service has been frequent salary, but the housekeeper has excellent by gentlemen of undoubted business judgment extension, urged bv the secretaiy, of such complete Piovision is made for their promotion and experience appointed to protect the Normal school. The body was recovered. us. We made onh one or two pies apartments in the castle, facilities of education as bhall, at the earliest for substitutes for them on vacation, toi substitutes interests of the goverment as directors of said possible day, embrace all teachable Indian at a time, as theyshould beeaten hot loi holidays and linntirg their hours of valuable peiqmsites and numerous youths of both sexes, and letain theru with a corporation, may well lead to the belief that such labor Seven million dollars has been appropriated from the oven like pudding. Chop kindly and beneficent hold until their characters an extension would be to tne advantage of the privileges When the royal personages ioi tbe current vear to piovide lor them, While skating on Foot lake. August, are formed and their faeul les and dispositions government The subject should be treated as a the "vegetable" in sections—peel though the total number of offices where they from abroad visit the queen at trained to tbe nnrsuits of some form of useful business proposition with a view to a final realization are employ ed is but 358 for the past fiscal year, son oi Peter Anderson of Willmar, it if you can—and bod all day, industry The capacity of the Indian Windsor a handsome present to the ot its indebtedness by the government with an estimated increase for the enrrent veai aged fourteen years, ran into NO LONGEK NEEDS DEMONSTRATION. stirring often till it is dry and Of but iortv, while the total appropnation tor rather than as A question to be decided upon housekeeper is a matter of course. all clerks in offices throughout the United States It is established it remains to make the most prejudice or by way of punishment for previous an air hole and was drowned He brown. I used to stew "it till Emperor Nicholas of Russia gave the is $5 950,000 lhe legisla ion affectintr the relations of it, and when it sh ill be done the curse will be wrong doing. The repoit of the commissioner soft, and then peel it and replace ot the government with railioads is in lifted, the Indian iace saved and the ein of was picked up about half an hour of the Distuct of Columbia with its accompanying housekeeper £1,000 and Emperor need of revision. While for the most then oppression ledeemed. The time of its documents, gives in detail tho operations in the kettle to finish. For Mi afterward by sailing an ice boat into Napoleon a couple of splendid diamond accomnhshment depends upon the spirit and part the railroad companies throughout of the several departments of the distucfc justice with which it shall be prosecuted. It one large or two small modern pies the countiv have cordially co-operated with the bracelets. the opening He was found sitting government, and famish evidence that the cannot be too soon for the Indian, nor tor the postofiice depanmeut rendering excellent allow three cooking spoonfuls, heaping, financial affaiis of the district are at present service, yet, under the law as it stands, while interests and good name ot the nation. The on the bottom and his head was only To wash knit silk articles dissolve such satisfactory condition as to justify the of hot pumpkin, one spoonful of the compensation to them for carrving the mail average attendance of Indian pupils in the two feet from the surface. commissioners in submitting to congress estimates is limited and reguiated. and although railroads schools increased bv over 900 during the vear a moderate amount of white castile ginger, a little salt, one spoonful of are made post roads bv law, there is no authoiuy and the total enrollment reached 15,212. The for desirable and needed improvements. molasses, and one-half cupful of cost of maintenance was not matenally raised. repocsd anywhere to compel the owners of a A gang of tramps were seen prowling soap in lukewarm water. Squeeze EECOMMENDATIONS. The number ot teafhable Indian youth is now The commissioners recommend certain legislation *H' railroad to take and cairy the United States brown, or a little more of crushed estimated at 40.005, or nearlv three times the around Huron one night, and the and press the water through the mail. The only alternative provided by act of which, in their opinion, is necessary to enrollment of the schools It is believed the congress inc ise of refusal is tor the postmaster advance the interests of the district. I invite maple sugar, one tablespoonfuJ of next morning E. Nyquist found his articles. Rub as little as possible obstacles in the wav of instructing all are surmountable general to send mail forward bv ponv express. your special attention to their request for such flour stirred smooth in a little milk. ¥£*¥*$* and that the necessary expenditure This is but an illustration of ill-fatting legislation, legislation as will enable the commissioners store broken into and a large the deepest stains. Rinse thoroughly oula be a measure of economy. The Sioux reasonable and proper at the time of its encetLment, without delay to collect, digest and properly arrange Beat this all together well till light.^%ff tribes on the great reseivation of Dakota refused but long since outgrown and requiring the laws by which the district is governed, amount of ready made clothing, un- in clear, cold water. Extract the to assent to the act passed by the Add gradually 1% pints of boningif/IsS and which are now embraced several readjustment It is gratifying to note from the derwear, mittens, cigars and other.4 water by rolling and twisting in a congress at its last session for opening a portion collections, making them available only with carefallv prepared statistics accompanying the milk. We couldn't have all the \&\ of their lands to settlement, notwithstandine great difficulty. The suggestions they make postmaster general's report that, notwithstanding ,articles were missing. J. Sayer's ho-' coarse, heavy towel. Stretch into modification of the terms was suggested cream or butter we wanted, as hV9 *Wvx the great expansion ot the seivice, the rate touching desirable amendments to the laws tel was plundered of overcoats, hats good form, and dry without exposure which met most of then* objections. Then* demand of expenditure has been lessened, and efficiency relative to licenses granted for carrying on the was war time, but the pies will bear $ is for immediate payment ot the full price nas been improved in every branch, that iraud retail traffic spiritous liquors, to the observance to the sun. To add lustre, take and other valuables. all of either you dare to use. Better *irJ"% of $1 25 per acte for the entire body ot land, the and crime have decreased, that losses from the of Sunday, to the proper assessment and a soft, dry piece of flannel, and rub occupancv of which thev are asked to relinquish. mails have been reduced, and that the number collection of taxes and the speedy punishment Claude Van Buren, formerly em- use plates enough. They are not-i'f" l'$f The manne- of submission insured their fair of minor offenders, and to the management of complaints of the service made to postmasters in one direction when the arti- understanding of the law. and their action was good if filled too thick, like a squash ^V:SC and control of the reformatory and charitable and to the department are far lebS than ever before. ployed at the Northern Pacific depot' le is nearly dry. Never use a hot undoubtedly as thorouzhlv intelligent as their institutions supported bv congressional appropriations, pie, as they require a brisk baking to I- J^if capacity adini It is at least gratifying that are commended to cate and consideration at New York Mills was arrested by I iron unless the article is folded inside no reproich of over-reaching can in any manner make them light—a slow oven ruins PJt^A I again call attention to the present inconvenience of another thick cloth. A little E A E N O S I E lie aeamst the government, however advisable the sheriff from Alloa, Wis., charged and the dangei to life and property them When they raise up in the the favorable completion of the negotiation attending the operation of steam railioads ox-gall is sometimes used to prevent with having stolen a suit of clothes miy have been esteemed. I concur in the suggestions middle, they are done. Carrots were 4, throughout and across the public streets and a of he A to colors running. of the secretary regarding the Turtle and an overcoat, and forging a check roads of the district. The proinetv of such sometimes used in the same fashion Mountain Indians, the two leservations in Caliiornia 1 a re I he a legislation as will properly guard the use of for $50. He had on the suit when and the Crees. They should, in my opinion, A person wlio retires to rest four in that far-away "East-ward."—An these railroads and better secure the convenience a S a in receive immediate attention. arrested, and had given the overcoat and safety of citizens is manifest Andover, Mass., Lad v. I hours after midnight and gets up at The transactions of the department of justice The consciousness that I have presented, but to a friend. The clothing was identified for the fiscal ear ended June 30, 1888, are contained 10 A. M. may be strictly regarded as an imperfect statement of the condition of our E N S I O N S by the man from whom it was in the report of the attorney general as countiyaid its wants, occasions no fear that Perhaps He Ment "€. 0. D.'»V ^M an early "riser." Thus early rising well as a number of valuable lecommendations, anything omitted is not known and appreciated stolen. a S a of he a the most of which are repetitions of those by the congress upon whom rests the responsibility From the Albany Argus is synonymous, in long life histories, Devoted to Ihis Question—Laxity of previously uiade ind ought to receive consideration. Of intelligent legislation in behalf of a Dennis Shean, who lives seven with short sleeping, which means An "up north" clergymm, who is f^ It is stated this report that, though gre it nation and confiding people As public 4 I a judements eivil suits amounting to $552,021 servants we shall do our duty well if we constantly miles from Waseca, was starting rapid recovery from fatigue, a sign quite well-known in ciericul circles in & 08 were recovered favor of the government guard the rectitude of our intentions The number of pensioners added to the rolls home his team became unmanageable, of bodily strength. These scientific during the \ear, only the sum of $132 934 maintain unsullied our love of country, and during the fiscal year ended June 30, 1888, is this city, was recently annoyed at was collected thereon, and that, thoujeh tines, with unselfish purposes strive for the public 60,252, and increase of pensions was granted in capsizing the buggy and throwing facts in nowise contra diet the alleged penalties and forfeitures were imposed amounting the delay of a New York firm in ship 45,716 cases The names of 15,730 pensioners good GEOVEE CLEVELAND. to $541.80R43, only S109.648 42 of that Mr Shean out with a good deal value of early rising as a practice to were dropped from the rolls during the year for WASHINGTON, D. C, Dec 3,1888. ping some stained glass windows for sum was paid on account thereof These facts various causes, and at the close of the year the be cultivated by all persons in good of force, causing internal injuries 'Vim may furnish an illustration of the sentiment, number of pensioneis of all classes receiving his church so he hied himself to the which extensively prevails, that a debt due the pensions was 452,557 Of these there were 806 health. It is excellent as a moral Bloodhounds. from which he died.* Mr Shean was government should cause no inconvenience to survivors of the war of 1812, 10 787 widaws of telegraph office and indited and had discipline and eminently healthy as a well-to-do farmer, and was unfortunate the citizen. It appears from this report those who served that wai, 16,060 soldieis of Mr. William Buchanan, writing to that, though prioi to March, 1885, wired the following terse and axpressive the Mexican war and 5,104 widows of said soldiers. a matter of fact. Most persons will enough to be one of absconding the London Times,says: "Just now, l^tbero had been but six convic ions One hundred and two different rates of telegram: f»fti the Teintones of Utah and Idaho eat three meals daily. When a man pensions are paid to these beneficiaries, ranging County Treasurer McKenney's bondsmen. perhaps, my own persona lexperience under the laws of 1862 and 1882, punishing irom $2 to $416 66 per month. The amount gets up late, those meals will probably "To New York. of what bloodhounds can do in the polygamy and unlawful cohaDitation and crime paid for pensions during the fiscal year was there have been since that date nearly six follow each other at too short Send those windows d.q. »78,775,8bl 92, being an increase over the preceding way of tracking criminals may be of hundred convictions under these laws and the A petition is being circulated and ear of $5,308,280 22. The exisenses attendma intervals to be wholesome. When he The windows came in short order, interest. Here, then, is an incident to statutes of 1887, and the opinion is expressed 4 the mamten tnce and operation of the quite freely signed in Mankato for that under buch a firm and vigilaut execution of but imagine the consternation of the is an early riser it will probably be pension bureau during that period was $3,262574.67. which I was an eyewitness. In 1861 these laws and the advance of ideas opposed to making the entire expenditures the pardon of Henry Alexander, who clergyman and the horror of some of or 1862(my memory does not enable otherwise. He can enjoy a good tho forbidden practices, polygamy within the of the bureau $82,038,386 57, being is serving a lite term in the penitentiary his church members when a "leaky United States is virtually at an end. baits instituted 2134 per cent of the total expenditures me to give a more exact date),I was breakfast, and by the time for his by the government under the provisions of the government during the yeir, vessel" in the form of a messenger for killing Lyenrgus Thornton in Dieppe when a little boy was found lunch or midday dinner ho will have of the act of March 3, 1887, for rhf termination I am thoroughly convinced that our eeneral boy, who had glanced at the original of the corporations known as the Perpetual Emigrating in Mankato 1885. Judge Severance pension laws should be revised and adjusted to doubled up in a horse-bin with his an honest appetite.—British Medical Friend company and the Church of Jesus message, found that he could not meet as far as possible, in tbe lisrht of our experience, has written a letter recommending a throat cut from ear to ear. A couple Christ of Latter Day Saints, have resulted in a Journal. all meritorous cases. The fact that keep the secret and to Id it to another .^ill degree iavoiable to the government, declaring 102 different rates of pensions are paid cannot of bloodhounds were at once put commutation of the sentence, as the charters of these corporations forfeited and youth, who directly repeated it to in my opinion be made consistent with justice on the scent. Away they dashed has also A. R. Pfau, who was prosecuting escheating their property Such property, to the Densioner or to the government, and the his mother—and then it was the subject Domestic Economy in Colleges. amounting in value to more thin $800,000, is numeious private pension bills that are passed, after for a moment or two sniffing attorney. Mr. Hamilton, of of street talk. Some of the good in tbe bauds of a receiver, pending mrther proceedings, predicated upon the imperfection ot general In my judgment no institution of the ground, hundreds of people, including the Mankato house, where Alexander an appeal having been taken to the awp. while thev increase, in rnanv cases, existing people of the town are still wonder- l|f learning that is obliged to leave the supreme court of tne United States. in equality and justice,lend additional force the keeper and myself, following was working as cook, will fa-v or the mg how the pastor came to be so to the lecommendation for a revision of the instruction of pupils in domestic in their wake nor did Ohe pardon familiar in his quotations with the general laws on this subject The iaxity of economy to their parents is full highly-trained animals slaekenin their ideas prevailing among a large number of our peculiar abbreviations of Col. Bard-fe I O A I N people regarding pensions is becoming every abreast the advanced thought of our A city hall is to be built at Sauk pace in the least till they had arrived well Sloate, the "members from the ff_ day more marked. The principles upon which is it on of a a ad progressive age or is thoroughly at the other end of the town, when Center soon. I twill cost about 5 thev should be granted aie in danger of being Cohosh dees trick." a A to Solv he I an altogether ignored, and already pensions are equipped for supplying the practical they made a dead stop at the door of a 000 and the building will contain, often claimed because the applicants are as educational requirements of the Nineteenth low lodging house, and, throwing up besides the city hall, rooms for jusices' much entitled as other successful applicants, Had Offered Enough. In the report of the secretary of the interior, rather than upon any disability reasonably attributable Century hope to live to see their noble heads, gave a deep bay. offices, a jail elective rooms and to military service If the establishment 5 which will be laid before you, the condition of Sp'finifield Union the day when Welleslyand Smith and On the place being entered, the culprit—an probably will be the finest budding tbe various branches of our domestic affairs connected of various precedents be continued, if the An English clergyman and nil tleik granting of pensions be not divorced from partisan with that department and its operations Yassar and every other college for old woman—was discovered in town when completed. The council and other unworthy and nrelevaut considerations, once called on an old Quaker, who during tiie past vear are fully exhibited. But a women in the country will give as hiding under the bed. Let me add and if the honorable name of has been instructed to purchase brief reference to some of the subjects discussed was under no obligation to the church» veteran unfairly becomes by these means but thorough a course of instruction in fn this able and interesting report can that the instinctof abloodhound, when the material and let the contract at another term for one who constantly clamors of course, for an Easter offering. He here be ma,de, but I commend the entire report domestic economy as they give properly trained for tracking by scent, for the aid of the government, there is danger the earliest moment and the construction to the attention of tbe eongress, and trust that politely asked them in t* dinner, and that injurv will be done to the fame and patriotism is so marvellous that no one can say any other branch of education. That the sensible and valuable recommendations it will begin in tlie near future of many whom our citizens ail delight to they accepted the invitation. After ^contains wdl secure careful consideration. I day, I venture to predict, is not far positively what difficulties in following honor, and that a prejudice will be aroused unjust and pushed to as early a completion dinner he set forth in the house brewed cannot too strenuously insist upon the importance to meritorious applicants for pensions. a trail it cannot surmount." distant.—From a Lecture by Mrs. of proper measures to insure a risht as tne weather will permit ale and then provided pipes for a disposition of our public lands, not only as a Emma P. Ewmg, of Purdue Chiver- smoke. The clergyman and his clerk matter of present justice, but in the forecast of —-f»^-«£- A I E enjoyed the dinner hugely, but as the consequences to future Generations. The tTDntyoftlie Fool-Killer, Little Dick—What does "money broad, rich acres of our agricultural plains have he W A is by he they rose to go the former ventured been long preserved by nature to become her un- From th& PittsburgDispatch, ili'vf talks" mean?Bigsister-Idon't know. a of A re a to to ask his entertainer again for the About Tin Coffee rots.fe^CaS^&LS Arammeied gifts to a people civilized and After Senator Blackburn ana Judge Big brother—It means, Dick, that V*-ee upon which should rest in well Easter offering "Friend," repBed E a a a A worker in tin wai asked if tin Attribute ownership the numerous homes Kucker have met and decided "which any lunkhead with cash in the bank the old Quaker with a solemn twinkle The department of agriculture has continued, i)t enliffbtcned, equal and fraternal citizens coffee-pots were healthful to use He with a good measure of success, its efforts to is entitled to be called 'gentleman,'" in his eye, "I have given thee a meat can come here and sit all the evening »au»nev came to the national po-session with the thought pure tin was pure as silver develop the processes, enlarge the results and *»arnrac example in our eyes of the entail of iniamties there will be a gross breach of duty offering, a drink offering-and a hymit without saying a word and yet your augument the profits of American husbandry. in landed proprietorship which other could be, and would wear as long. ifthe survivor is not challenged by the offering. Dost thou tempt me It has collected and distributed practical information, bister finds him an interesting con- countries have permitted and still suffer We Save no excuse for the violation ot principles fool-killer. 5 also to give a heave offering?* introduced and tested new plants. vereatioimlis't "They put the tin on Russia iron," ii 11 1