GTZ2 fla inSIIBLII-3-
JIISTOJiY OP ItAKTAG.
The ait of baking consists in heating
anything in an oven or fire so as to
harden it, and this term is applied to
the manufacture of bread ami porce
lain, and like most arts of primary
importance, precedes the period of his
tory, beinc involved in the obscurity
Of the earlv af nf r!i liiimnn riw
The very early mention of bread in j
written history further liears out the t
great antiquity of the art of baking.
Ve are told in Genu's, xviii., 5, that
Abraham, wishiiigtoentsrtaiu thoihrce '
nngdsouthephdnsof Mamre, o.ToiTd j
to fetch "a morsel of bread," and told
Sarah "to make rentlv miioklv three i
.
measures of fine moal, knead it and '
make cakes upon thcheartlf." A little '
later, the art of baking was carried to j
ll !fr!l liprferl ion lw tlm Irrciitini : I
SsSHSfHtSS I
..-ivvi it ibu iiiu lit 1.1 i in ui lit iii;uiimi
into G recce. We also lea ru that the ba- j
ker business during the Middle Ag s
was considered to be one so closely' af
f cting tho interestsjof the pidli-,tliat it
was put under strict regulation and
f ujervision, and continued to ctl'ect
the trade until very recent times.
In England as early as 1266 an act
was passed regulating the price of
bread by public assize, and coniinued
until ls:"r. In 1812 the captain of on
English ship ordered a baker in one of
the towns of Sweden to bake a quanti
ty of bread to the value of 1 sterling.
The baker, confounded at so lirgc nn
order, refused to comply unless secu
rity was furnished that he would take
the bread away, as so l irge a quantity
could never be disposed of in the town.
In the year 1804 Manchester, England
with a population of 90,000 persons,
did not contain a single public baker.
(Just imagine a city in the United
St.tes without a baker.) In 1803, in
Great Britain, an act was paseed mak
ing a searching inquiry into the con
dition of bake houses and of the per
sons employed in them. History docs
not 3'et give much information regard
ing bakers in our own country ; but
possessing, ns we do, in this age, all
the inventions ami appliances tor mak
ing bread, there is no use in pursuing
the subject furthei at this time. lite
Confectioner.
A Sagacious Cat. One very strange
thing I rememlcr happening at the
house where I was visiting. I had
been told of it, but never fully realized
how peculiar it was till I witnessed it
myself. The family consisted of my
friend, her husband, and four children;
and when news was brought that puss
had five new kittens, each begged so
hard to be allowed to have one that
orders were given to save four and
drown the remaining one. Whether
Mrs. Puss missed her child or not I
don't know, but .she seemed very well
satisfied with those left her, ami was
more than usually happy when any of
the children would pay her a visit at
her snug quarters under the kitchen
table. A dozen times a day or more
would the luckless kittens be dragged
from their lied to be kissed and hug
ged. Hut it so happened that from
some cause or other one whole day
Kissed without any one going to see
the kittens, much to their mother's
grief, who had frequently gone to the
nursery in search of her voting friends.
Evening came; the whole family were
together, the two younger ones, being
on the floor, when, to their astonisi
ment, in wdked the cat, carrying a
kitten in her mouth. This she carried
to one of the children, and so soon as
she saw it was kindly received ran
quickly away. Dump, bump, was soon
heard, ami in came the mother cat with
another kitten; which was deposited
near another of the children. Curios
ity was now excited, the two elder
children took seats on the floor, to see I
if kittens would be brought to them,
and in a very short time they were.
Theu wa p ssy'b liapp'ncss complete;
she would purr loudly, rub herself
against each one in turn, and tiy by
every means to show how pleased she
was. Iurin2 the time I visited at mv
friend's I witnessed the aTwv straiifre j
scene three times, and never oni'e did .
Iiims make a mistake in notgivinrr the;
i ...... . 1
kittens to their proper owners, nor was .
tl i liietlliir "liiimoitifr" imise over!
, P'Cin.ir uumping noise cxer j
heard when she earned any other out '
"el's. Need I say that it was soon
, j , .... , !
I.&IJIV.I J'I1IJ. 11 II? - Villll 1 1 VII i j
jVeiP Dominion 3fmilili.
A Preventive or IItiiroi'hoiiia
Our readers will thank 113 for the lol
biwing sure prevehtive against hydro
phobia in doirs : Boil three tablu
foonfnls if salt and an ounce of
carbolic powder in
a pint of water.
d then let a piece
l: mixture to give
squeeze in a lemon, and tl
of meat simmer 111 tin
it al tracti ve taste Take out tltc meat
and put the r.pild 111 a COOl place.
Then, while the remedy is cooling, h ad
the 4log out behind the barn and shoot
him iM twten the eyes with a Homing -
ton ritle. One pint of the liquid will
ie ioiiih: enoiirru lor a nun uea nogs.
-Home U(t-) Sentinel.
The mullein is now in blossom, ana
we recommend all person afflicted
. , ., .! t-
with piles to gather the flowers. We
.... ... .
know of several cases which were
cured br the following simple recipe :
Take a handful of flowers and ltoil in a
nnnri f now tnilk strain and drink ft
ouart of new milk strain and drink a i
glassful three or four times a day.-J
Ointment can of course also be. used at
the same time, if deemed necessary. J
LtlCltilown Journal.
m ' j
It is too common, in times of de- j
f :.. .... .vl t;L-A 4 1 ... nraount t-. .
Iirer3l-MI 111 wool I in. t.ii. -.i.v-..v, v-r
sell out ana seeu otlier
Don't do it, you who have
ami know how to handle
out the poor one and dis
well fattened for the marl
at least the nucleus for a flock
business will improve as it is
nrso r
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
ALWAYS HAVE THE
E-aECTa&t Sast..aad CliQapofc
stock :;f fry Good, i,M "
'2 4 1
. "wct a -- X3l 4.-1
Qre&t ArVeSteiTl JuLOt61,
tt ht? T i?Trl ?
I3irT-IlVCER. & CO., PROPRILTOUS.
jvYm. .?? 8 Market Street, ritUadelpbi't, JVr.
. .. ..... i- I--!..,. id thn nnHlin that thevhare enlarged, modernized, ro-
ii sin.scrmers inrorm !- "
fMt-.i ami newly rnrmiifd this
'r' m"l!,S
''"" Khkrmax rcoeiv
tel every minute,
el weekly at the
BttlUB TWEKI7-KI1IS TSARS
3 Ifiiin 1 n,etmei,9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OF
AND
Sheet Iron Wares
AND DEALEKS IN
gliQot petals,
AND-
nOKE-RTiMSniNC GOODS CTJULLY.
.ToIliiir i
TL,tOPfEtt&SnEET-!ROS
muai'TLI ATTK..DE TO.
Nos.278, 2S0 and 2S2 Washinslon
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Wooi3,IorrcIUVo.,
WASHINGTON STREET,
rear PCNiJ'A R. R. DEPOT,
.Tolinslown, Xn.;,
Wholesale and JitUifl Dealers in
FOJiEIGN AND DOMESTIC .
BfEew G-QQI3S;
MILLINERY GOODS,
HARnWAKE.
QUE E X S V ARE,
LOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
IKON AND NAILS,
til) 1 -- M A I i; I IA ) I II ING,
L'AIM'ETS AND OIL CLOTHS I
GLASS WAKE, YELLOW
' WOM' 1
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE,
' XioA-ip-!iori!s :i iii Feed
OB AM. KI5P, TOOKTIIKH V.-ITII
tATOTCDM -..J PflllMTDV DOnnilOr
OI:," ?r . 1 rr'yuoc
such as fresh Meats, Hour, ilneon, Fit-h, S.lt.
nmt.-r. ikst.-, Carhon on. &e., .;c.
S "Wholesale nn.l retail orders solicited and
,.,,, Viilp,, on the shortest notice and most
rcinsonabie inrmn.
,.,kT .,,,.. . ri..v. ..-...w,... .
HUNT TKlk AT TI1A KXfOMTIO, 175.
W.
II . II O S K X S T E E L ,
i ANctAciritEK or Pt-pr.nioit
Union Crop LEATHER,
AND riEAl.EH IN
fi.RK B, WW ILASTEU FRS' H1IR,
yr ' rwirv '
flHIA&A (t It A, lt.
: 4 000 ,nn, of nk ,, Hp,Ill(f.k n.lrk wantcd
, Cisl. pHid 011 ileliverv al llie Tatiucry.
! J':","l,l-'J""-;- ly-
' P 1 II K li ' MllMH 1 ! HDITV
; 1 .1 IS l Ti 111 lIUMli U Ull Ii3,
j 139 Franklin Street, Johnstown.
mjj'in.MFNTs. head and tomr-
'IONKS. OH'NTKK and CAHl-if
S Kl" SI. A Urt. MA.VTUI.S. .Sin . n........
fnetured of the very lies? Italian andf
American Marldes. F.ntire tatislac-ijfli
Iloll ITII.irMlil...rt I., r.i.u . I .-j'l A
tharHct rVr work.
oru-ra resptriiiiy aoiicited
"'" promptly fillod at the verv low-
4-at cash rates. Try me.
Apmz. i8.j.-tf. john parke.
jamks wu.ksow
.h. t. n'rniKL.
WILKINSON &L OfFRIEL
i
XAstrrACTfREM or
01 BiiRnni
II i v - I ' tr.
m i
ril Mil iUU H4k
lorctlo, Is
irWori executed promptly and 8.nl."f.ictoriIy,
and a cheap as th chespest. (4-V2 tf )
"C II. PLANK, M. D., resiectfully j
OfTera Ilia nrnfAKaiona.1 urviiwi tl.j '
F.W.IAT&Sn
' cltijtens of Kbenshnra- and Tielnlt Offin n. ! MEAT nitvtl2'Jiiiil..!l.... tllCIT lOOd Should be Sfltnd nt I.mvh'TT A W'r.CIVl.'n T U" ,-".r':" ol olula. Mf renrial and M philit'o
DUSineSS HniDr resiilonce andlmme.li.telr In tho re.ro! I1 b iMrtXX ' n,.n .l.f Y. " . UfA. I :,'..J:.- l?":?
good flocM ii Kli beutt e.d 17, , CaSVa. '
them. UUII lord reet, KoenntiurK- I-..ttl . Price, much fewer than e.wheV; in Khen ! tl.lro,,,!, f ;r " X. "1 I . recently oconp.ed by M. .1. Ilnek. M.I... i vesWV, V, Z?" Z'V
V rP W.I).CK. Attoknuy- iT.l.iiy VZ Un2.18T6-tf. B.A.IM. :ir " i 'i . T. '11 - T ' "
id, and keep 1 . m,bnre. om,.r :fr "-t 7" . ' ., - : nnt :r " ' ' " , iTT- ,r 7zz. r vr 1 ; '-"""H T Oh TMt BLOOD,
Wheiltbe J. Lloyd's new buildu.r. Centre striK't. Ail M1 A. "5 1 1 1 1 10 Al A Kl' li, ATTORNEY-1 , -i J , n.-c- j Af M. 1 1 . MiCJ III . K R, A home, nf. IWrll. symptom In all eo, ,m,,nicail..'-,
mnn.....f 1.....! ., - " M . t . , ..... OtTl ITIPn. 1 4 ftO I t. II. I rdl a l'iriol nan svt.stn 4-1 WW T , . . . - HII'I lid'! rr4S inlli.r.ln I IK V A V V U" MilV
SUietOUO. toriiy.andeolk-ctlouiia.pecialty. IHU., .trtHrt, eat end of remdenee-! I l-fl.'7d AV.T Preventive of hor cholera . ! T'" - (wertiy occtn-ie ,t hy Wm. Ki-.ll. L.;',;I:VA1""-.. hZtZZ?' 'T. P-lv-,,L'.T.
.- - m a n I
H 3 S fV R HE 2 3 v f B 1 S
I Lit 136 yuiin,;
!
v.... J.- o. . ., -..,,. oi
il'rras iieruaj, f-.w; ujr mc tv ...
lintel.
f.v.-3:n.l
EBENSOURC
AND
HCOSE-FBIi'S STORE
IS THE PLACE TO BUT
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE,
NAILS, GLASS, OILS, PAINTS, &c.
w is.! GEO. HUNTLEY, Prop'r.
TTAItMERS AND OTHERS, if you in
tend to bniM a bouse or barn, or otlier-
Irnprore vour propertv, ro to III iTI,Kr
V'AIIA fil.ASS, PAINTS, IIAIIIIWAHE,
Money saved by buyinjr for cash.
fCAUMEKS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
Jj exauiiue. the neatest little CHOPIMNO
il 1 1. 1. ever introduced. It chops from 10 to VI
l.iishel1' rf rve. corn or on's per hour. HL'V
ON P. IT COSTS ONbV ta5.
-TTlArillEIvS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
JZ; buy the tikst CO UN FODDEIi and
S!itW CUTTEK ever aold iti this county.
Their cost more thnn saved in one your by cut
ting your feed with it.
HE Best SILVEK-PLATED WARE
in the tuarket. at '23 pe.r cent, lesa than
ciiv retail prices. Hold for i8li .t
(.-l'-,75.-tf.j IIUXTLEY'?.
TSTsLAiniEIlS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
(A-; buv vour HARVEST TOO L.S, which
he sells U1EAPRK Kolf CASH than they can
be bought elsewhere in Ebensburd'.
"T-JTUNTLEY will sell you WALL PA
JLJBj PEI4 nn cheap, If uot ehoaper, than
any other dealer in Ebenshunr, and tiiin it into
the bargain without extra charge.
BL VCKSMITIIS, IIUXTLEY will sell
you Horse Shoes, Horse Naila, Car-rina-e
Holts. H:r Iron. Nail Hod, Cast Steel, ic,
VEKY LOW KOKCASI1.
OUSEKEErEIiS, r.o TO nUNT-
I.EY'S atul buy the BLANCH A HI)
C'H t'UN, the best in the world. Sold for Cash
at manufacturer's prices.
ami liny your TOOLS ami P.UILDING 1
IIA ItlVA RE. Pay cai and save a per cent. 1
T.T.QUSEK EEPEI'S. GO TO HUNT-
M'A b ami b.:y your Stoves ana Tin-;
ware. PAV CAIl AND SAVE MONK.Y.
AHMEUS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and i
cet the best HOUSE HAY EAKE
eier introduceJ. CHEAP I'OK CASH.
CZ-JSZIW P,OR, CLOT,IES
V KINEKS. Ileael'.Htliem at great-,
ly reduced price for the ready ciih.
A LAPGE LOT OF POCKET AN!)
mm-N Vfiry c,,,ap ,or ,'as,t al
jV I l'UUiv i i) I Ja l-Or 1- ILL.
-, . .
VOOlCiriJX r?t-Ots,
Ilesxlin- Slovos.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE !
ri:ivinjr recent!-taken pos-esion of thenew
lylUtod up ami commodious hiiihiiii? on Iliirh
stri-et. two doors east of tho Itank and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, t he snhscril'i r is
better prepared than ever lo inatiiifaetnvr all
articlcsin the TIN.COl'PRU 1111J SU HON
WAHK line, allot' which will tie li.iiii.slnd to
buyera at t he very lowest. I i v imr pi iocs.
The 8nl's t il.ei- also projjesea to keep a full
an.l varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor acd Heating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
rT"PPOUTlNG and HOOKING made to order
and warranted perfect 111 .'nainir.vture and ma
serial. I. im A 1 it 1 in 1 p
lirotnntlv at'inlcd lo.
All work done hv me will li;-done t-iirht and
on f;iir terms, and all .S'1'OVT.S and WA HK sold
by me 4-nn ho depended uporas to quality and
fintinuan?
render'enl
uiuiifiL im iinucrsoiii m price. A continuant
an'i increase ot mitroTiaire is rcsnecLl'i:!
toil, and no effort will be wanting- to render en
lire cMtLiiiucuou loan.
VAT.MR LCTKINGEU.
Khenshurg-, Oct. 13. lsV0.-tr.
1U IZ1S SHU J Z C,
wj omf
l 1
HAVINU recently enlarired ourbUn k weare
now prepared to sell at a treat reduction
from former pricos. or stock consists " of
iruir, .Medicines, Fr-rfumery. Fncy Soaps,
f-on s. Hall and Al en' H.;lr i:vstoi-nii,-
Tills, (liniments. IMasters, Linltm-iits. vin
Kill-r. Citrate !a(rneia, Kss. Jamaica fJiiijrer,
Fur Flavnrlntr K.Ttracls. Kssences, Lemon
Sviup. Sootliinir Syrup, Spiced Syrup, Khuharb
1'ure Splocs, &c.
Cigars and Tobaccos.
! F
Itooks, Magazines, Newspapers. Novels, Misto-
ries, Ilihles, Ueliirious. I'rayer and Toy Hooks,
lV'iiVtuves. Pipe;. A-c.
i&vuVFr haveaddod to our stock a lot of FINK
JhWEl.111, to which we would invite the at
teniionof the I.ndis.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS at lower pricea
thnn evrr offered in thiR place.
Paper and Ciirars sold either wholesale or re
tfli,:, LEMJKIX 4 MMItKAY.
JulyTO, 1SG8. Main Street, Elienshurir.
JOHN D. THOMAS.
I3ootand 51ioe 3Iakor
T1,
n .u... . ... 7.... . .-....-
" 5 iAfiS 'V rr' "i . ","DUI"c,,,re l','OT
and SHOF.S of any desin-d siror nuniify. rrm
the finest French calf-skin boots u tl,.- rm.
itartrnnii". i-"r.:":.V"
"... ...... cv n lll'..Jr tOC I'llUVa HB
like work can ne obtained anywhere.
jnoaewno nave worn IJootsand Shoes made
utmy establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others ran !
r-asiiy no convinced ot tn tact It tliey will only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
"'-Kepairiii of Hoots and Shoes attended
to promptly and In a workmanlike manner.
Thanktnl for past favora I feel confident
Ihnt my work and prices will commend me- to a
continuance aud increase of the same.
JOHN D.THOMAS.
NOW FOR GOOD MEAT at BOT
TOM PRICES ! Tlia nmlersi...! .1. -
TpjAUMEKS, GO TO II f'NTLEY'S and nights ago Prof. Dell was "in commit- !
kt. tne oesi ii i.mi ami i.i.ap- j njc..,tion with a teleo-rinhic ooeritor ir ' worthily iestowed." m,wI.u.-:Uh i-.-n.;,mii-,
I NO MACHINE made. PliP.iCi UUBATLV incition viin a LCieCT i apinc ojh 1 aior ir. ju.,t. i-
BEDUCF.D. .New York, and commenced experi- fS-'Mfaiou-ue sent on recei-1 of fe. for iH.faa-e.
I irl!nT nil. ,o r.? 1 ' Ki'herof the above wcrHs sent Iv m.nl i.ti re-
TEJT'OrsEKEEPEnS GO TO IF'NT- ,'lt-Iil,l,S ''" oik oi nis iiim.i. 1.10ns flf ,,rjoe. Address jka nonV m idk ai
XI LEY'S ami save 2.' per cent. Lypay- P'taining to the transmission of inns. 1 lYShi''-J1-i;K' " K,- i';
ing cash for Table Knives. Forks, Spoons, &tf. jcnl sounds. He made USC of hi- ; oppie vluX" '
4 Al i P EXT EliS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S ; Phonetic organ and played tho tune of : me'il.u"; ' j 't?, J
' JJrcentricliles of Courtship.
"Probably," said Sir Arthur Helps,
"there is no instance in which anv two
lovers have made love exaetlv in the i
same way as any two olh?r lovers,
since the world began."
JJarkis insinuated.
Vivien charmed Merlin.
Alexander made a bonfire for Thais, j
Ilildegarde look tho bull by the ;
noins.
The Merchant of Venice soft-soldered
Portia w ith a. lead casket.
The rrarrulous female in the "Ara-
he; husband stone;.!
n- Prince Albert and j
! bin n Nights" told
j Victoria sent for
i told him p he w anted him. She was i
! Victorious. ' I
In the Polynesian islands, they win j
1. A. - 1... 1 . .i!.. . I 1 1l
-ueir lieans iy maung llitir ixaili
with a shillelagh.
Harry ' the . Eighth and Blmdieard
J were oif with the hear of the old love
before they were on with the hot.
Mr. Johnson poked the tobacco in
his pine down with his sweetheart's
! finor o ii-ami t.oL-n of !? afriw-.f.Son
f- " j
Tristam did it mostlv w ith a harp '
i . j V- it- '
and was also a good liar. Ills tWO .
Isoldes were too many for him.
. ,, I
JJot.llWCll was inclined to Mane, and I
locked her up in his castle. It worked j
as Well as Peter's niimokin Shell. i
Tl 1.1 ... . 11- 1 .1 1
1
l'OUUClb'3 Wlie cailglll llim uy IHC
crrncn with wliieh rIi nuo.l ,nr n otitnli
P ace Willi Wllicn Slie Used licr waSIllUO.
Mie was never known to use it alter!
thn i,-o. 1.1
MileS Standish deputed an agent
. i . . T . . .
WllOni llO Considered litter to pleati lllS
suit with his lady-love ; the agent did
it. but too well, but for himself.
Sam. Ponailly, the famous lawyer,
killed himself because his wife died,
while a good maii3' others kill them
selves because thev won't die.
Nicholas, of Ilussia, wanted to pop
i. ,i;. .i I. K..4- 1: 1:1- i.
at a d inner-table, but didivt like to Le
cuiorjif. of. it. so !i.- lriiUofliloil n rinT i it
r 1 i..t..,i 4..7...
a, itoir wi ii i.d' i iim4 iuwi'ii ib hj 10.1.
fleillonvi rrnn'a tf.fritnrir ivoc nn.riit
Cluilem.igne s secw taiy wasaug.it
bv a SnOW-Storm Sparking the empe-
ror's d-uigliter at midnight, and iic
Carried him home 011 Iter back SO Hint
...... , ii.. i. i ri'.
his lootsteps shouldn t be traceil. 1 no
emperor heard of it, and saddled him
on to her lor the rest ot her life.
Tite Latest Wonpku The readers
of the TrarcUr h.'ue been made nc-
.-inJtit o.l n-it'i tl.i w.ii.ifi-l Ini-ri-4 w..-s
quaniled Wlt.l lIlC WOnoClll.I in C-litlO:.
of Prof. Dell, bv which musical and
. i i.i i i i
vocai sounus can oe aim nave oecn
sent over the electric wires, but f'W if
any are aware of the wonderful results
which are sure to follow these im
provemcnts in telegraphy. A few
nights ago Prof. Dell was in eommn-
"A meiiea," and asked the oixrator in
'cff York what he heard
"I hear the tune .f "Amcrif a,' iv-
pliou .New l 01k ; Give u-: another."
Prol. jJell then ilayefl "Auld Lang
Syne."
"What, do you hear now V
"I hear tho tune of Auld Lance Svne.
with tl' r chor.U, distinctly." rc-
plie,l New Yolk.
ri-l ,, , , 1 . i; t ,
1 una 1 1 1 v. nii 111 ii-1 1 itj uijsijuverv lias
been made that a man 4-an lilav uooii
i musical instruments
-
in NeV York,
1 X'....- o.l, ....... 1 .... -il
' lie heard du:tincllv in IJoston ! 1 1 this
j can lc done, why cannot distinguished I
oerformers cxerute the most. ;irtUtin.i
' and beautiful music in Paris, and an
audienee asscmMc in JSIusie Hall,
1. .....
ioston, 10 listen ! 1
n.imelv, the traiisiiiissiiin of the human
vnir-n l.eo.,H.o P,r lu., f,.,.n,l tlf
, . , v.. .v. v
persons have conversed over 1,000
milesof wire with perfect ease, although
as yet the vocal sounds are not loud
enough to Ik? heard by more than one
or two persons. But if the human
voice can now Iks sent over the wire,
and so distinctly that when two or
three known parties are telegrn philips
the voices of each can le recognized.
wf; "y soon have distinguished men
; t-lveiing speeches in Washington,
Xew Yoik, or London, and audit noes
assembled in Music Hall or Faneuil
Hall to listen. Boston Traveler.
It is said that the Scotch have util
ized the enormous force set free by the
1 - r 1 1
j UM,IUS1,JI1 01 nynamiLC oy using pre-
j pared cartridges of this material to rid
!. . . - . . ...
i UClclS Ol St 11 111 OS anil trees, ailfl OI boill-
ders too hard to break and too heavy
to move. The operation in both cases
.... -
i- riiim mi oe ci iiiiiuu mill eiv CI-
fective
r... .I' 1 .
1 ne eariu is cleared around
l ldgC Shatt ers the Stump to fragments.
Forty stumps, it is asserted, can thus
1w romovnil in mi Iinnr Witli luml
i .-.! . .
il pro lm nnnralion id cl ill rio. oin-., .!
ders the operation is still more simple,
. ... . . 1
' V'. l.V..'.. ' .1VIII III J I Z OllllJIIta
The cartridge with it3 fuse is placed on
e top Of the Ptonef Which IS tllCll
covered with san.l. The explosion
' breaks the stone in pieces smnll enou2h
. . , ,
i fc ,XJ a"died, ana consequentlr easily -
I . , , , '
! Carried on tlie Held
If Stone boulders
J fWUV, UUIIIULIS
: Can oroKen up m mis way. tlie 111-1
i A. 1. , .. ' .
IrAHnltin 4 1 I. . : i
.I..IUI.IIUII wi ill ii.uiiih; i "I rtim IJCS
would lie verv PiTr-etivo in M.o linw.cf ;..i
:,- r x
vaiieys oi j ennsyivania, wiiere rockv
i spursdisfiorurcthesnrfaceofthe o-round
I - , , -" e, VH141.1
j ami prevent Its SUCCCSSluI Cultivation.
llarri.suurg Patriot.
Salt to Swine. A writer in the
Country Gentleman advocates therco-.
ular fet tling of salt to swine. He says
the Stump; a hole pierced ill the loots, i FnrSpnrta aafl WInenn and point, tn Minnesota iSjVAYN,S O ! MTi C JT ' SK1" ,vr 1 ,H' '' '
and a dynamite cartridge inseite.1, to i onwTnonah Tr'n da,,y' wUh lllmni ' 1 ' j rMvially in warn .
which a fuse is attached of suiTieicnt i v,nT ,'"bi via Freeport. Two Through Trains ! Homo Testimony. j nccuiiuilatc lu-.t f- 1 ,;. .
length to allow the operator to get out j rV rTlba'iiad' ir'vlifc Two 'WW nnP ''jf tcn.ler. A K-t tcr .,
of tho. wnv. The evn oion of tl.o .0, t rhro.h Trliins d-Uy. wh 1-itao "on l2 ?rl ' ilT? IVJVZ i ni.-CC of thick ami lil " ' t:
- - . - - v..t.av- , n orrif tra n fn rVI rii.n.rn. T . I 1 ' -" "'" i""'", I -. ' I
. . o - ' J'.S'l ,1 (.tli rt llri'i'4 M Ol -ru .11 . ..-. i o ovo .'l
1 ' r f- (1-21. TW.-tl.J a bottle; 3 U.ttlea. K.t. l iii.-lv.J
! NO.
4 liULFINCH ST., BOSTON.
4tpiOMfle llfwre lloitac.)
The SCIENCE of LIFE ;
ur, oeiT-iresetaxion.
-tr , tm; ..'.
.
mmIhI Amirrird to tho Anlborby
1iie ".niotnl .Mptllrnl Ali.
TT'PT nTlh(.l l.v the PE EODY MEPICAT
l INSTITUTE. nriiowcdiOon of rhefp'cfirntcil
li'nlwork ent it'pd t he -S "I r.If ' K I K 11 Kl .; '
or. SELF PRKNERVA.TIOX." It treats DfM.n
J1 unhooo, how lost, how regained and how i er-
V-itwiM : raoRe imi mrf m. fci in?il vira.ity.
jnij-otoiipy. cmmalnre Itcclliic In Jinn. Ssjvjrma-
t'TrJmcn. rSmlnal Iri (noptnnifil nn1 rtiur-
nI). Nernnn nl Phvsioal Pohil'v, Hvtc!ion-
,r, Hx.iny Frebo.(inK, lUcnt.il lH-i.Minn,
i.sor Enerxy. HKar.i comnHnw.:mii.8if.n
of Mind nnd I?s of Meinorv. Impure Stato .f She
I.lon1. nm1 nil disfafps arisinjf Ir.m flie I-.nnoRB
nrroYy,"r"r U'e in ,ief:rcti0ns or "e "-
It tell yon all Tont the Jlnmld of Oenrratlrc
-liy!MIUir
ih iM.rriae.
ol Ww'loek and OII"-
nrinir. Phvsieal fontrasts. True Aloralitv
i m-
piritiisui, I'erversion of jMarriai?e. ('onjucal Pre-
icit am FrionU)y counsel. Physical Inlinnit v.
Its Causes and Onro. KHntfons l.etween the
Sexes. 1'rtK.fsof the Expansion of Vice, th- Mis-
rrlrsof Imnrndenee. Ancient Iterance and Ilr-
rora. Mh of ;itk. Cnre of Jfaly -nd Mind,
Tt'in Puiscifi.ks ok Tkkahu.st. AdilrpK.4 to
I-hM. dIs an I Invalid' (readers The Author's
Pr'nejntcs. Tli iiriee of tliis book ! only i.CJ.
This !!ook also contains Mohk Thas Eittt
Phkix ri i'tionr for the nlxivo named and oilier
disputes, each one worth more than the prfce of
t lie hook.
Tl " Institute also nnMisTie "TlIFPTIYSini.
o::y rK won: an ami hkk IllSKASKS.''
Price UO. Tho heft of the kind extnnt.
Also. nnothr valonhle mli',al work trpat'rir
exclusively m JVt EXTA I. AN'll X;.K()l'.S HIS
KASI S: mere thnn 20ftroal octavo p.iiccs. twen-
tv en x;int eTurr.iv.nes, Dounu in ?u!isi:iniii-.i i:ius-
i ,m prirecuiy w.oo. lurciy c-no01fi, top.iy tor
! prirtimr.
! "'' he Hook for yoomr and mi M!e.n-e.l mr, , to
i reno jui now. i.- t ne rst
nee of Life. or Sell Pre-
' scrvallon. The nuLhur has ret'tl lied from t;nrope
, (n x,.eIIl.nt ,ieall,,. nr.,, j, nu,itl (.,nVf ,.'.
sultinz Phvsieian of the fVl.(ly Aled-enl lnsii-
,;;.;;,,:;,,;;V., '
! "The Science of Life Is hcyond fill comparison
l inr. imii?'. fAiriHtninmo hui on r lii sioiuif j ever
. puMishcd." nmtmn irnrht.
"H.o netled in llie ftortcm i f Pandora s wit.
and hope plumes her winirs anew, sine Hip in
bur f t liese valuable works, ptitiiislied ey tliel'ea
IxmIv Metileal In; itnte. whicli are fnchintr t hous
rnd's liow to avoiil the maladies that s.ip the clta
ilel (tf lil." I'liil'itlrlfiiti'i Hiiij'tirrr.
"II. should l.e rend lv tlie vnnnir, the mid.'.lo-
, aaed and even the old." r.ir S'-1'. 'J i :;.mr
1 tie tl t and only .iet:U ever cot ! rred Tipon
nr)y 'de.Tic.iI ,llfm 111 tfii." c untrv. as a rec.irniri,,.
ofkll, n, r,,f.ssi..nl services, was presented
To I lie nu! nor id these W'irks. ,Wnr"h Klt. ISTii.
I The presentation
noticed at the time ol its
?ton Pres. ai:.l the l.-adiiiir
: occurrence by the i
fonmnls thmnahont the count rv. This nnsrniii-
eent Medn I is ol soii.l irold. set with mure limn one
hundred India diamonds of rnrc brilliancy.
A ltoirether. in i's execution and the richness
of its tiiaifrm!, and si7.e, this i.J decidedly the
most noticeable mod.il ever s'ruck in tiis ecitntry
for any itirw( whatever. It Is well w.irth the iti
spec:i..nef Xumistnutlsts. It was luirlv won and
qnirinj skill, seerefy
ht.llH. W A. M. to 6 1". M.
ar.d
experience . tit'iee
l--T.-ly.)
T5 K t'HIt' (:0 Ik MHlTII-WnsTKaX RAILtTAl
Ftnhrace- nmiTiiiiernnn.'.cenicn; :he GrentTrnnk
l.'llfi.V t. I A I I.M . 1- nrnl
' T .. I .Ii, ...... .. - I
ii 1. 1 1 v, . t it 1:.. ll!:.,l.rlI . - i.i m'll'.'f. n ll.l e.in-
nerti..iis lorir.s the ?h. r:e.-t anii Quickest route he-
ZZntJlZ'
i '. Ar'n irhi.yu,. .vn.nrm.i
tuioif. II 8,- III-
'III. !'tir,i. ,-
1 t'M'f I 1101, Mini inj l(t(i 4lf 4."l'i(X.
; its
I Ontaha- and California TJne
f
Ilhe shortest and hest route for all lolnls In
i i -lit 1,, . ;i i.i., i, ire, IHil:t1fi. jrl-7 r.-.o. il ;-
: '"x j.ijin, ai.d .itraiia. its
Clticaijo,
Jladifton ami
Vaul
Line
j Is the short line Tor Xnrthrrn V.'iri iihin nm!
i .1i4i!f and tor 3i?rt?''i. Vui. WiVi.vi.-
l-n'-mh, i-nd ail points in ti.e Great Netiii-
1 WCSt. It3
Ji'ino ut and St. refer Line
.v-'.'r ', st. mo', .v-w ri,.t. and nil
1 points in Southern and Central 3Ilr.ne.sola. Its
...,,... II.... .....1 I.. ......-. .-
i. rw MmiMij virrrf. jri tr ffftf ft l Mjftfff
Is the only line lor T,inrril1c. Il'ntriinvn. I'mul
7 n .
kiiittvh. At'ilr'ii, 1Srt-fit '!, Hs.i'n:-
h.i. yrij.iutire. Mniuiirlfr, Jl.wifih
Ji'tiicmi;
and tlie Luke. Mipcnui' Cmiutru. Its
Freeport atul Dubuque Line
Is the only route for Khiln. Vwlf,,ril, lixi unrt,
and all points via Kreeport. lis
Chirnao a ntl. JS1 il wau7,ee Line
Is I he old Tvifcc She re Ki uie. and is the only one
passing through Krnitti. rthr h.,tnrt. HuUi
laml I'nrk, Wnnkcwtii, It cin Kemmlut, to .li7
uhiukte. ' np?
rati man Valaee Cars
: rnn en all throuili trains eflliis nd.
1 ins is tlie ) I.1N i: 1 unniiiif 1 m so nrs he
twecn Ciii-'iiaro atul St. l';iul. (.'bnintru nml Mil
waukee, or Chicasro and Winona.
At Omaha our Sleeper connect with t!e Over
land Sieep.-rs on tlie t'r.ion rarifl Kailroad for
all points West of tlie Missouri l.'ivcr.
tin t he arrival of the trains from tlie. TCnt or
Son h. the t rn ins nf the Chienirofc North-Western
liailway I.KAVK CHK'.MIU as follows-
ai Conncll Itlnffs, OmilT and Cnlirornis. Two
Throiiuli Trains dally, with Pnllnian Palace Oraw
lnif Hootn and S'.eepintr Cars thronah to Council
Jsliifls.
lor St. Tarl and TI Innoapolis. Two Thron-jh
1 innis iiaiiy. wit n t'n.lmnn 1'alace (Tars atta'-hed
to I ot H Ir. ii.o
, Kr unimy n srrerior. 7
I t!l"-y, wh Pniimnn i-aiaee iars tt.i
i rtliinipir t lironirh to si-.im.tfr.
Two Trains I
attached, an
lor n hrankii. ivnr Tl.r,..,o-i. r.io .i..-,
I'll l.l.n I. m. . . f 1 . . 1 .. ...
" ""io, i-anunaiairuar
! rr Moot City pad lnnktnn. Two Trains da'ly
m..Y
I I cr lini kton!. Merline. kennshs. tnin:i'.
Jntsesvnie.
nr,d other points, j-ou can have from two to 4on
.1.. ' J n mi ion 10 icn
j trains.iaiiy1. ' ' " "," 10 ,cn
-v- i.-'..
I II I. M J
nm-H
Sir "T.S""'. 415 lronlway: R.vdon
. n' : 1 l"l'.i K.irn
I hii,il st"0ct: San FnncMoo Oillce. V2 Montnv
! .erh'IK
! -
.-1 rri'-is ; vi ens i reel ii,ii r-nrr.,
ella Street IeiKit, corner
1 weiuand Kmne streets
For mt or ir.r..,o.i.
i o.,!lri,r.a .'T '"r,rl"afi'" Mtainahlc from
' yOUr llOtlle I ickl4 atronla
. ..;..; ...
H. Stkmnbtt.
War vt n 11 rn n itt,
(Icn. Sop't, Chicago.
1 (icn. Ins r'4.
I I ... 01 . ut. k, v.ou-ngn.
'- J '
- --
! iAIj i x
huHtZfi rreater power inform to a
in . nithy state the mums niemhranc or tho nrr-t br-
O'nn either cuKd.s or copaiha. it nerer prudnoca
Sickness and is rortnlr. . ;
or.
It is fast superseding ery ot1,.-r romedv SVvv
enprn'.ccnrelnslxoreishtdays. No other AlcJ-
Icino can do this. lc l
DuhiUk lih-k ,t Co.'s S.ift P.?. .?'!,. . c ,nlniin,n
ZXVMM'T t"b""" 87 v;-:
Life, GROWTH, Beauty, j
LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER, many .1W(,S
t ivnnV TTITIJ rill nf ItrvTni'n) ; liavo ii.i-;. ......... -
- . . M1. m Vtt rK rift and tptrr rrl'kon n 1 ... ! . ,
;-.i u ! c , o w ...... " . jn.tii, IDIXf" I Wit ...
cleaners the scalp from all Jmpurilie, eausir.fr CCS m rarions trr?w-r
tl e hair to jirow where it nus laiK-ti nn or oc- . -'- ii;,
coruetbhi.
ttain thuekia ori-oil the finest linen. sn llitir CXf ense f f 1 1 r hi.)r.
Dressing' It in tho moft perfect the world tn
ever protliiceil. The hair is renovated and
string theiied, aud the natural color restored shows a S.halr c f t'i. . 1
without the application of mineral puhstances. it will kiilcverx ti:!;-'.
Flnee tho intro1iieti(Mi of this triity vaiualile , 71 nc ' nd JM i:.,. T ; i .
preprtrntion Into th. country, it ha li-ti the - damp from dev. .f i '.,
wonder mnl admirtifm of n!l cImwp, ns U has t ,,r . 1 .
Troi-e.! i..t-e the only iirt !! that will ahoh.t,-- SH'-Cf Ol pli-1,-. j
Iv. without o.-eeptii.ti, restore irrny hair to its hoiiC c?r Wi.o, ' : .
I orijrinKl eoloi, healll.. so! tntss, lu-i ii-aiidli .hi- ' " ' !l
t ty, and pi;fiiiee hair oil oald liiaisof its origin- ; portion. Will ClUvt' 'v '
tti Krowm aiiu coiur. it 1 1 C'.ir u ! '..,. , .. '
! I I ' l IS. i 1111, i til 11 M
j l-l - KJ X - l i J j. w v .
-or its-
uporior EXCELLENCE ; "'t
Kf
Jtfnil thi IV-mc Crrlifusile,
icfirri Ti- tiatiltiuc. one nf the irrf r'nnin'cut i i ..i'-
71i-.i.wtj.4 ftntl t 'lifin tMt tif t'hiltltlrlitltifl (1 limn ' tfllv liM
I am hnppv to fidd inr trotiinonv to the er: at j
vftln" of the "O.i.f-Ti f.ifr -..r.r firnl-irrr." -.'"
wt.ich restored my hiiir t: Its .riai'al eoli.e. ; ,j
' L 5 .. . M L
j Mtu-tl.l that this
""'e" r,,ia '.v ,''
also n cnt;tinil h
I nml ttie hue noicnrs m i.r pcrin iu-. lit. i ;un i
pn-paraiioti is iioitiinsf hkph
upon the Fceretior.s. It M oci.in n...l i;,:.... i
hair dre.-sinsr port promnM the ; "-.-.' . i j . i . i
trrowin. i pi n:nas.i i nri -i . ..- .root r..i-
wra ar, ;-re .st, hairwasuuVtl
Ptrf fts. wno can piso irsu'j nynairnis'j'iue
' I'1"11"'' Wien I commenced its u.e.
Mim. M tTt.ru.
No. 730 North Ninth (-tr-et. Phiia.
PH. SWAVNB & S'V. TtrmfH-clrfl hririi'ix: I
have t lie honor lo In lortii you I Iiiit n !;! t ft v
ai';uaiuati'", M r. M :(ler. is di-?ii?htei i t !i ir.e
success of yonrT.'iton llnir Ir li 'it '-rrr
licr hair Wiis fallimr rapi-1'y, a:id 'inil.t rnv.
The color has tiiN-n restor'-d. the faliiriir.dl ti-
tirel btot pc-l. and u new ?r w tli ol h. ii is the i ;;i,f,:, the liota'oi h l .'
result. R. R liAuiiic; 1 ' , ' . 11 r '
1)1 usTjcift, corner Tenth and Omtcs, 1'hihi. i Wiieil liiedc w is (.i l t;c 1 1-
BOSTON TESTIMON V.
.irt.v 23n. !S71 Tin. Swavsj: & Son:
I--st
" '0', r. VV.1, ,n A,V"., ' 1 -
: , '
wh.cn i itkc very much
I'.'XIl" ...... I.-- r 1 n . n - mi ur-r't r ii.
1 it f ;ier tif"tt r thin
Ih'nj- 1 haveusi-il in the last nine years. If vu
Itl.'rtfie. pond me Tie do.'n !oit!.s . !l., t i::"e
of W. S. Fojtler A: Son, Drun-istr-, .il Ticiin-iit
Mrei-t, ISo.-ton.
U.fpectrully yours. Ada IUkih.
No. 50 Kulla.'.d Sijnrc.
"I,ni;.k Hair Ournr is fv.Vy j "ii-Htitn, injuiilij l.,e .,;-,;,
exti-iislvely aniopjr tny tmti'-nts and friends. s ' SuluOir bt llot." -'! f'.'- T,,..t
w-ll as by myself. I thin-fore SeaX from ex- ; , e , , i . . '
75 Cents per Bott!e-o Bottles, $4. j ins lLeu m v; N
1 f your t'.riipu ist or storekeeper nut ha'o
it m-o w ill forivjiril 1 .1 nv ... 'r.-v .tn r. .- 01 ..t' 1 l 4TN Ft IT! 1- A ! rv A'
: X.r:h Sixth street, l l.:lHd-irhM, Pa.. S.le ; v,n!o l"r r " t:U n i' '.vr-"
Proprietor. i rctncmlK-l thft tL( ri ': (r
SOLD BY ALL CIUCCIGTS. '. Ux' thu-e
THE JAJXGS.
CONSUMPTION
Thi distressing- and dun-erons eomtd:int and
Its f ri'tnonltorv Bi niMlnni-n srUt-r d ':irt'i,
tilstht-sw.-nts. hoarseness. w:"ti:iir H Viiht
P'Tm m.'iitlv cuii'd liy 4,l'it-tr n;i vuii
( cini'nitnl sriui of V 1 1 1 fhrr,T.'"
liit' .(JK l i'I.- I trinm:i tor f Pn.iiotiirv
Ciin-nni!'i"n- i-1 el'ar-f'ei-i::. 1 It ;it in h - r
ir flamiiiMtii.n of the iniioos tiwinl.raru' r.l !':;
air pass'iire?. v?!h 4'i't-i nid t .;' '! i' 'u
sh'.it hrealh. h-'irsciH.-s nnd i-ciits 'm th" tins'.
i'orf.ll lll":llrj'.li.ll lltlet'liullS, S. 'le 1 1. Itiill , i
uict, cdisitli?,
COMPOUND SVRtT OF WILI) ( iiEiliiV
isa ?ovi:i:ein htsmkov.
Hnn'it'in or Spittino nr rti,i.-t. n-r'-
fo-oceed Iroin the larynx. tr;ifch;, l'i -h'n r
1 unir. ;ind n r; f roni vai i it: s .' isk--. i. ; u vd :i
exertion, ple'h"n, or fellne of the n' s,
wc.ik t'lns. ovriti'iiitiiti of the vivce, rtiv-pi-.-ssi
d evacuation, otiM ruction of t heFpl'-.-n
or liver, t ie.
Dr. Stva tiic'r Com imrnnl Syrttp o; , of '
il ilil Citcrri ttr srv t! . t .
rtiik.'so the ro;it of liisu-S" l.y purifyinfr the j rMIS to (U '.io-!
11 !').' I, r. ST or; n r 1 ;. ii nv ami l;; -IfC v:: to .!':l :t tl v
act Mm. iu iir ! it :t'tf The :n;-v ns
Tho oi'y sl-inil.ird reimilv to:
lii i.iK-l-.;:!! an. 1 piiiiooiim y co'in.i i.iis. . .
snn.i'tivi s. or those pivi!iiinsi.,i i w..sik. iiois,
n'.ould not l:il lo us-, this r.-dt vi;"ei:'.hif ii-m-t-d.v.
It has a marvelous power, not c;v r.v iii
puoiptloii. hut over'very clironio dis.-rt.; wi.. r
n UMi'tu.n aSiciv.iivi- action is lurcicJ. l'i:.h r
lis infiiK nee tho coi'ir 1 Is loosoti.-i'.. i i.i.-lt
s ca:.s ili.iii'iis'ii'-d. t h pa in su li.sidi'!.. t l:e .1 !s.
returns to ita natural stattdan'. the stotnach i
improved in its otiwcr to .lii st and nssiiirhit"
the foiM'. and ev ry . r.ir.in tins a luircr ion! t.t
tcr ijualit y of tdiMid sin'elicd lo it . out .!' n ! u-U
IH:W lift i Hli f iilui V I.ISIM! Ill It.'l i.i I i. Ii.'!i .
rmci:, jiottli:s. $..
If youf ilTifx t or stoit-ki cp.T dot net hn e
it. wr will lerward a half dozen to any nd ir.f,
frtiulit wil, 1111 I'woipt of n-iot.
rilErAIJt.l. ONLY HV
DR. GWAYKE & SOM,
So. S3 AorthSixlli M.. Iti:.i '-.liin.
Sol.D KV ALL. TrtuMINKNT Ciio tST.
ITCIITNG PILES!
' PiLES3 PILES, STOHImQ PILES,
postTivr.LT ciTHF.n r.v thi: t'st. of
I en asi d tiy seratehii'ir. and not iinfmiuentlv !,.,'., 1 1 V '
! heca me quite aore. I liouirht a hox of rn.-jirV little wider, aud ! - '
(Hulvirvl: its irum nm.-tr r..u,.r u...4 ': o 1 . .t 1 1 .-it : . :C:
i short limomadei perfect cure. I can now 1 neCK, a'ld f-.loi:ni 1 . ..v:
; V,'1'SV ZkIi,')
are u nn imr wit h this dlstrisin-c'omtil.-il;i4 to
i procure Sicttmr's Oiitmiit at m. llrttri..rt
- prcse rations almost innum. r.i'.le. wiihoi.t
. !in'
'
j j'-i mniicri rriu i. ; m 1 1 1 "ti "
! nnot ntl, Shoc XsW;li:,t. l.orse, 1. washt d o.l
- t ,
SwAYNF.a At.iHeai.ino Ointm km is also a i have frconcrtlv '
ppocific rorTs-rricu. In h. Sait nrt-v, Si ai ii i , , ,:.,.1-fc,i-i'"r
llK t. EBTSIPF1..1S. ItAHBFR H ren. Itf lTTMI -. ' tholl'llirll eXtlMl.lM"
omu. r.niiipri.is. iiahrfr s irot.lttoTriu
: ' -V, Vu, Tr. (VTAMfni's Ki:fPTTO.
i-ei-t.iiv site and limmlcss even on tin- fio,t
I I"n"'r 'u. rn- riocciits. six i.ov... r.n.
j '"'"'J'"
Pof.D
I
... ... a, mim in inn nn.jr rss mi rrcipf .it j.j ;t i.
hv a i.i. LF..nio Darr.nisT.
I" ' r. careu nniy ny
I T . .
Dil. S WAYNE & SOM.
-V',.... cT Sit it TT - . V -
- A vrlfi St.rlll St.. Vll llat'rf jit. ia,
! ?olp Proprietors and Manufacturers of
S WAYNE S PANACEA!
1-lel rr.ted all over the world fn
Destroy in, j fjie
The ctK"tifn i
C.l. r. . .
.tii
' prorrtion ol 2y pnrU a
green, and mixel tv,.',,,.,, 1 o!!
vn;iie in Ki,;ir ; t;;ri T.. .
same time it 1 hif:;' (. ,f f".
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. platter of P;;ri, s t ,
. which put o:ic t..,;, '
iiu tvbMl, I I,nVe h.ni n,v , ,'
bci!'julv injured.
Most evei v d,e in - .
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i t at ci t. . i
wit a it-
redone 4 lo iirMKi i.:ci
live, l'oi -lhebu"Mie.r;iy
creasing nnmljcrs. Tin f -been
triel where ; ,
covered -.villi the 1 , : ,
two app'ic:.tii:i .
str.ivid theiu. 'i:.k. 1
i7.vd Mfiphur, a;nl u 'A i ' ;
fl'Mir. Mix sill w-:i t . .
r..uir not
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but i-; it
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so tuat it a ihen
if windy. 'I !,
when the 'i1r!;.. i,
w.-. i . i . . ,
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ut. aim is i:ii-ii t. ;!::::;: t.
life ; and the Pari.- .-
is sulikientlv i v-1 1 u! t . '. !'
t It - The I T.i . -
.A rli: u
farm1.
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tiinn lawsuit- r. 1
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i tliii fu"..1. r.
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That tier-r,-I f
That e.i..:.:iii.u- -
j money k-i.t :i: at
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st'i ly is '::! :
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tn lK'CMite niv:iv t-i-t 1
; (IrdSicr the in a ''
Jained their t n 1 1 ',zv. or v. -t.i
: lioeiii to brown. a"-l 1,; r'
co. ii, a rk n"'!n. In ; vt 4 ti f
' blanket. Ti i.v w
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! full i'.avoi. V. .
i them much bet'.'. ." i
! in hay. fern h 1 -
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hi
any ut'icr r.i:i,t-:'i:o.
to the fruit r.' .v
which othei ni't-.-r
It the frii't i-pl, ; !
lieinj: cii l:.''1. '.' i !;
to l:con:e a'-id. -;
when tiiey are li;"-1
tts, as tlicii t!:.' r.
equable and the :iir:
! cxc'ieled.
Pit "t;c t.
tin
liivasts i'f .1
is
i mon ira"t.iee it
1.
of t:'t
will lio st ill ami '''!'
neck while the c I; f
jr.-n . MKivr, ; i,iMi ilF 4-11 1 , 1 fc
'V -z
clean water.
wli't'
Iv 1 r.tt'i-
worm ; it ir-v l ; ,.
leaves when I , ,",1',-st-irred
in w:i!rr : ' f"
svriiiire.
r
A cr.r.rsroM-"-T ' . , '
nn r stages that ho k' .
frf.m cureulii"" n.. '
srround un l.-r th ' t;i."n;. ;r
This induce.1 the l" '.
and sinrrh. The i" . ,
cerv. morning "f . ti
i i 'I i .,!, il ' In' " "'
11 1 .ititll ! IH'
I 'II l.l H.il.i I - oi""
Ciif)'tH to be ovr
- .. ' ... ..u t'c'
mi t lie 'iir"iib"-
tree beinrr savr-1
the insects w;,