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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

Tho fourth number Of the Practical Ento
ssslogist is occupied BY an essay on Borers,
By its associate editor, B. D. Walsh, ESQ,
Of Illinois. lie pictures the various trouble
some insects, tho larvw Of which bore for .
living, and describes them in popular and
readable style. We condcnse the following
FROM his account: This borer generally
works = little b.low the surface Of the
ground It lives only one year in the larv Il
state, and the perfect insect comes out in
July and August. The following are the
various remedies and precautions that have
been proposed:
Let. The Corn cob and tho Fnifs-Tn
autumn remove the earth from the base Of
the trunk. and rub the barb vigorously with
corn cob. This kills the Larvae befor.
they burrow under the bark. In spring
uss knife to reach them.
Cd. Hot rater.- Pour II on the part at
tackled; It kills tho lsrv@ without hurtin 4
the tree.
I'd. The Hoe Cure In June bank up the
trees foot high, and in autumn before the
ffest se.s in, level down the bank. This ex
poses the Larvae to the frosts and birds.
Frerentius lst.-Remove the earth from
around the base Of the trunk, and 81, round
Il with strip VI roofing paper . foot Q,
more wide; tie ie on with strings, taking
care TO have 1t least too inches Of paper an
der ground. SEQ that no lArv@ or eggs are
there before using the paper.
FFsrentirs 2d-Remove the earth, and
surround the base Of the tree BY bundle Of
straw to the thickness Of two inches; tic j,
securely and cover the butts Of the straw
with earth.
Prsvsssiss 3d.-Placs heap Of tobacco
stems around the butt Of the tree in June
The smell Is offensive to the parent insect
An using any Ct the preventives. the borers
should they already DO in the tree, are to be
Pecoed With knife or wire. Their presence
= indicated BY emulation Of gum from the
wound they make.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
lew . Farmer may lose Money.
By not taking paper.

Keeping no account Of farm operations.
Paying no attention to the maxim, "A
stitch in time saves nine" in regard to the
soving Of grain and planting seed At the
proper 1me.
Leaving reapers, plows, cultivators, etc.,
unshelts, cd from rain and the heat Of the
sun: More money 10 lost In this way an
eaalIy, than most people would b willing
% believe.
Permitting broken implements to lie scat
e:sed over the farm until they ere irrepara
BIZ. BY repairing broken implements and
eooIs ct the proper time many dollars would
- ssved-a proof Of the assertion that
''tims 10 money"
Attending auction sales, and purct asine
all kinds Of trumpesy, because, 10 the
words Of the vsnder, the articles arc ssry
sAsep.
Allowing broken fences to remain unre
esed until "strange" cattle are found gras
sse n the meadow, grain Geld, Of browsing
she fruit trees.
Dssoshsvins the principle Of rotation Of
0epe, bstorc making single experiment.
t0onttng our fruit trees With tho expec.
eoltoa of havinesfuit, vithout sivine the
tress half the attention REQUIRED "a male
theu profitable.
Psactieing economy BY deprivi,e stock
81 proper shelter during the winter. Ana
siding them nnseund Iced, such u hall
seeesa eern. nouldy hay, etc.
keeping IN innumerable tribe Of rata On
Ne premises, and two q three large. lazy
oeGes We never nolsst the vsroin.
Spending rainy days In groceries. and
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

TnB FARE OF ALL SrcH.-An editor Of q
western paper, while taking snooss after
dark. traveli 6 in railway carriage. had his
pocket picked. The thief next day for
wardcd the pocket book by express 70 the
editors office With the following note:
Yeou niixerable skunk, hears yer pocki,
book. don't keep SIGH. For man dressed
a. we'll - yeou was, to 60 round with .
wallit and nuthin in It but . lot Of moose
paper scraps, an ivry tuth comb, two moose
paper stamps, and pass from . railrode
director, is . contemplate Imposition on
the publick. As I hear yeur editor, re-
turn yer trash-I never rvbs any, only gen
tlemen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

TINS degeneracy Of swine is attributed to
youthful breeding Hogs are seldom kept
over year in this part Of the country, and
hence their progeny lack the fullest vigor
and thrift. An experiment with = three
year old and yearling, mother and daug liter,
resulted thus - Both pigsed at the same
time. the old one producing twelve, and by
carelessness and co1rse litter losing half;
the younger having six, al Of which lived.
Three pigs from the young SOW vas trans.
fc' red to the old one ~hen they were TWEEN
~ four hours Old there was 20 per cent
difference between the two broods ct ten
weeks old, and about % much when slaueh
tered, all in favor Of the elder.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

QnAD NATIONS.
~ ~ ~ ~ aneaoo dc - =
6tSh1 dssssaiislsS : ~ dsssr ssd
oIe1sally gsalasp asay. III ~ bssa
oneease = . ~ ~ sasseas 4 ~ sarsA u
veisA6s ~ ~ IN = ~ ,sssss =
= eaaises sAas psrnit their sssl y dssay.
- ~ psa1sE' eve whss y termed w
- leasn6o y ~ wssi1, ~ Had sss-
eelvss dsssnisg evs ~ preserved hissssy
oe1A6 - nasleos whees seuls have bssa
dssasoysd q pssnisssd y die cut bsesuss
- sAssf tsssrssss u The great life psssss
~ elns psepss sass - sssds permanent
. pseyls-shs prsscsplss o. nGsr.y asa jus
~. Aad while - sssaiag ovss Their his
w - 0sdasasiae - their Hnal d1ssels.
49, " saasot ssiraia askise ourselves Il
~ y y y ~ dsssssy Il u Amssican
1epab.iet II eur nat,en y 70 follow Ia
- eEsck q those aassens that have disap
psassd iron sassh, and lslt no Traces savs
~ seeannlatsd dsbris Of agsss At such
tncs The coavicsion eooss clear 10 our
MAD, that no sation has arrived q rips
"a ags without sdhsring U The strioe prin-
dplss Ct justice and integrity. Rsdicalism
triumphant, destroy any nation. II causes
tbAs lie blood 70 ooss out until
1seag = inevitable. On the track Of tine
~ IL vays,ds cf bic course, srs the re-
oaloe d .rasy k;ngdom-uaay nations
tha9 eass gone dew. . their death because
q Asa departure frsm The principles ths'
pe0soto ~ mature. The lessons Of thu
pase should not b. lost on eur nation. Ifws
saseunb 70 evil, IL 10 desert he paths Of
inmutabls justice 70 install . policy Of rad
iod wseoe. ffea that moasns ~ may
ssekea decay = inevitable, and will soor
1od that cur downward career will be fear
fully accelerated, because NJ our neglect Z
take counsel 81 the causes which destroyed
ether nations, and our failure 70 improve
~ opportunities spread out before u
70 perpstuats the institutions who's
foundations ars grounded on justice ant
equal rights. The growth Of our natio'
has bssn rapid. The strides il has mad
n IL development have astonished th
world. 10 Ito course Il has shook % tn
parasite radicalism which hes bssn 20 in
strumsntal in wrscking % many Of tb
elder nations, but the wound made In thi
leesing and uprooting Of that great svi
has not yet healed; neither 10 the counss
ofthoss Who have the care Of the patien
sufficiently harmonious 10 cause them to b
''wondrous swift" in the healing powers, -
there appears u be determination on III
part Of the people, to uproot from the four
dalton the evils that have fastened upon on
political ~ stem; to destroy the fangs Of IN
viper that has been hurrying the nation to
wards destruction. and to pour on the hea
Ing remedies that will perpetufte It's exis
lance, ~ it should 10 perpetuated. in tn
path Of justice, immutable and everlasting
This Is NO time for our nation to falter. q
her action depends her safety. II Oh
chooses the path of justice she will escap
bat II she falters, and embraces % her con
panions through life Radicalism and its q
tsndant consequences. and perpetuates Il
crimes which have marked the course
that evil genius, the fate Of the past will
ours, and another warning will be added
those that strew the plains Of the past, 4
The guidance Of tho future.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

the state Prison.
The following singular circumstance is
vouched 70: rs strictly true: Some months
since, . citizen Of Branch county in this
State, employed two men to remove his de-
ceased wiiss remains, which they pretend.
I'd 20 do, and claimed IS recompcnsc. one
g. 90 and the other 81 30. The gentleman
Was 80 well pleased with their execution Of
the work he gave the latter 81, which he
refused, giving back soc.
The following night the gentleman
dreamed that one Of the men visited his
room TAXED, covered over With black spots,
and on being asked what ailed him. replica
that the spots indicated the lies he had
told, and the large one on his side the lie
he had told him IN regard to dislnterring
his wifs's remains, which they had not
done.
On awating his dream 90 impressed him,
that he Was led to ascertain whether the
men hsd actually done what he had pa d
them for doing, and ascertained that they
had not. On his complaint they were Or
rested and sent to thu State Prison for one
year, for obtaiaing money un0er false pre-
fences. and are now serving out their time
At Jackson.-N"liyun D. lily
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

PauNiRo TRkEs.-Few men, even expe-
rienced persons. are acquainted With the
proper and successful met.:od Of pruning
trees. So says . prominent agricultural
journal. The advice It gives on this sub
ject is: That on some part Of al branches
there 10 ring Of raised bark. generally near
the joint, aud near this the limb should b.
pruned. The wound IL edAier healed when
the teee has beeu'so cut, and providing the
end b. covered with grating wax, the work
may in this manner be - advsntagcously
done In winter ~ when the zap il running
freely.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

SvreosA CloGks, -. y
1 a. =
; DO Bronss CIeeks. valssd from 10 N.
- Clocks, vslued from 6to -. ~
100 Pocket Knives, valued from 7tc toS. q
50 Chatelaines, with Pius,6 =
700 Solid Gifts, 3. q
es7s 0ilts, valued d oD,sa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
DR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR Osr..

DR. COOKS MAGIC HAIR ORE.
Is the most perfect and admirable article
ever discovered for the Preservation.
Beauty, Growth aud Restoration Of the
Hair.
TT SOFTENS, BEACT1FlES AND STRENGTH.
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turns harsh unruly hair into that which Is smooth.
glossy, lively and beautiful.
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L. the best TONIC known, and win produce luxu-
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cases where any artificial means csn be OF anv avail
The most intelligent and beautiful Ladies and Gentle
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article for the toilet.
Price, Is cente per bottle.
Prepared and cold by DR.. f. RAFFERTY, 4 CO..
No. 10 North Fiflh street, st. Louis No also for
sale 1t their Branch Family Medicine Store. No. q
Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04


Tns Kansas Ststs Journal says that bs>
tween ITS and 800 new houses are now IN
course Of erection in Lawrence city, and
that - many as 600 will be put up during
the season. A Congregational church b..
just been completed, and the Msthodists
Prssbytsrians and Episcopalians ars pre-
pairing 70 build houses Of worship. No less
IMAM ninety acres q land have been a1ded
y The town and divided up into town lota.
hsslonAsioR o. SsxAroa Dootsfs1s.-
The Madison Daily W1sosssis q The ss,h
~ The fsllswias:
II Y Imported that Ssaatee c-elit4je kes
eeessniaea 70 resi0n bic 80 8 ~ ~ q
" essssns sentta. sud sessps : sasslen
n,essess esnspe 70 3aasie. = ~. C!ay Z
nss = ssrpsbsa Y ~ rsport shssidsvsevs
teue."
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
GOLD WATCHES, SILVER WATCHES,
DIAMOND RINGS. DIAMOND PINS.
SOLID SILVER GOODS.
Rspn { Bfes.. Sllver-P1atea Van.

l Gin IN 0rsssbashs oeooo
House and Lot, sltusted On West side,
IN Chicago, nssr pntcn Park !0Oo
5000 Gifts, Il G.eenbsck esrh 500
10 Gold w Atches, Engliah Lever. ~ =
valued from l0O 70 xt0 $500
., S,i,.r ~ .tches. valued from, IS TO t2S llO5
II Dismoud Pins. waived from - to 10 wv
~ kings. consisting Of Amethyst, Tspes
Hood stone, Pearls sud Gems. emf 10
K solid Gold Rings, valaed from -
>, IS < AJAX COLO Chains. v.ls.o n IN 49,.
60 lsdiss Sets, consisting II AsetAyA
Oeruet. Unyx, Pearl. Coral and 70 Z
solo Gold, valued from IS 70 100 llb
81 s.tss Ladis: k.r .isx,; eSSssa;,s5ing 2,
valued from - TO 50 n'o
y Ls1iss' eias. consissing Of AncAhyst
Ios., :, ~. !. 81 y = solid g'ld' 's'''d $50
sls tents Is K md Is e Cold P,ns. vi 80
ueA fsStF 70 70 i ~"
- Gold ana 4ver Thimbles w
On s3sid Brseelets. valued fon 3 70 10 7x
u watch Keys and sets Of Charms. "
K aud Il < solid Geld, valasl frSh ann
is Gold i.ockets,ls K valued from 10 tsso $50
- Sets sleeve buttons. vsiasd q ssonS nm
50 sets :, Gents studs. IS and le Z gsld, -
valued from 10 20 ~.
Gold Tooth Pr,cks, - ~
SILVER PLATED GOODS.
I Plsted Tea t,etts. 3 pseces, pegers
Bros manufaetufsrs. vslsedt Nv 49,.
1tRS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80 ~
: Plated Urus, 4lOs. ...:... soO
Plated Liquor Sssed Of bohemian
Glass bo'.'.s: :...:....."..,.., 49, q
Plated PicAle Ssond .................. -
Plstsd Fruit h.sket.. 70
Plated Toilet Set. "
u silver PLATED Trsys. valssd from sso -.
to elU ...s. .........s..".''''' ~
. Ice Pitchers s9s... :.:....... %
lss Estra Plated Casters, and bottle,
20 E1sr. pis,:d Cale Basieis. vaiasd
from els 70 &c :.:....... ........ ~ %.
Is Plated 0oblsts. gold liu.d.4s ~
DO butter Dishes. Sis: ~
Is Extra Pls,ed Cups. valued f'0" 30 .oo
Pair Salts in case, sslS ypsd, Us. q
Plated Card Rec ivers. ~ n
u Plated sonp and Gravy Ladies'. vslasd :.
from @ to ~. "
$50 Sci. Plated Eo.ks, u. .. aad I o., =.
valued from q 70 =. s'V
o.. valued from t4to ". 60
$50 Sets Pis,sd pesssit spoons -. ., ssd -,
~, valu. 4 fsom from 70 8. ~
10 Fish Knives, valued from sto7. lxl
100 Plated Batter Knives, -. ~
100 do Sugar Hpooss, y: IN
SOO Pairs PlaGsd n lstsrd and Sab 6pesne
loo ~
soS Plated Napkin Risgn, valssd ffeal !. -.
70 1,95. -.
l6es fsdiviAusl Salts, 10 cass, .. -
90 Pieces Assost-d Plated articles, Z. y!
! gss F,sEer vs::s, Is. \,
Pair Solid ailS er s.jtS. gp)d lined, 20. =
solid liver Jelly Spooh6, N. =
: Holid silver Vest Chsins, -. y
5 Childrsn's Sets Ksifs. Fork aad oDeep, -,
~ caeo, -. u
0ol.d silver Tsboeeo Deg. -. .
4 dozen Solid Silver Tea Specs, 20.
Silver Gard Csses. Is. =
ID 8vspe xspkia 1isgs, from - -. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

Read the symptoms above described Of each stage
OF syphilis and procure 1t the medicines for the
stage with which You suffer- They viii efTectusy
cure you.
treatise on Syphtic Diseases, giving plain direc.
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package Of the medicine.
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Price $500 per package.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-04

=, This stage is known BY the following symptoms:-
Nodes of hard and painful Tumors on the Bones En-
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Syphilitc rheumatism, Alteration Of the Parts ate
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, 1866-10-12
NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANT.
IN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF

TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF
/ oregon, for the County of UmatillI
T. VI Lynch Plaintiff. re. J W. " ilcv. Defendant;
To ]. " WILEY. DelPndamt-ln the name D!
the State Of Oregon. ynu hcrchy required To- ap
pear and answ the comtlint Of plaintiff now on
fife in the Clerks ulfcc in Umnill County. Oregon.
within ten days from the date of.this Summons nr"I'
you if rived in the County If Umaiilla. aud within
twenty days if served in any other County in the
said State of UTrgnn. and if served by publication.
that Won :rpcnr m said Court at the first leTn after
the evrir,iion of six weeks pueftinn herAiaid an
swcr slid complaint, aud thit if you fail TO a swer
in said tir:e that lhiniiff will take judgment
against yo; rnr the of twelve hundred aud forty
Two aud 3g 100 dollars with interest one th"us-
und nucty-nins soh e300 dollars. at the rate of two
rnd one half ~ sci. month, and ten per cent.
interest on balance of hundred and fpriy two aud
So lSO dollars and COSTS and diShursementst T. he tax
FRANK P. DUGAE, Attorney for Pl9ihu1:>~>
, 1866-10-12
DIVORCE NOTICE.
TERRITORY OF WASHING ron, COUNTYNt
WAIIA WAIIA-SS.

TERRITORY OF WASHING ron, COUNTY Sf
WALLA WALLA-SS.
In the District Court, FIRST Judicial District.
TTJJ JOHN THUMAS-You are hereby not Fcd
that ELLEN THOMAS, has filed n cninPl lint
against YOU ia raid Court which will eetne on to he
heard before the Hon. } +. wNehe. District in ge
of the rst JudIal District his chambers, in the
Court House in the the City of Walla waa, on the
p day Of Nnycmhcr, 1875, at O'Clock A, NJ an'l
unless you appear ut said time and pare and answer
the same will ne taken confessed, and the prayer
Thereof granted. The inject aud prayer of Saii m
plant Is tn Gssolye the lnn1S of matrmony existing
hswecn YOU AMI said plainrif and for the cuSiot!
of her miner child, Mary Thnmss.
Compliant hle.l Walla " ALA. Sept. 81. 1866.
4O-2m JAMES D. MIX, Plaintiffs Attorney.
, 1866-10-12
REDINGFON s. cos
ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER.

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As Tonic. it will he found invaluable to all
persons recovering from debility, whether produced
by fever otherwise for whilst it imparts To the
slstem all the glow and viesr that be proddced
by wine or brandy, 1t IL entirely free from the reac
iiorary effects that follow the of spirits Of any
kind
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who
suffer from difficult mensturation, giving almost
immediate relief to the spasms that 70 frequently
accompany that penod.
1t gives immediate relief to Nausea, caused by
riding IN railroad car by sea-sickness. or other
causes.
It is also vanahio as an external application for
Gout, rheumatism, Neuralgia. &c..
REDINGTON g. CO.,
35-6m Sole Agents for the Pa ihc Coast.
, 1866-10-12

,r THE FAIR.-0ne of the most anus
'.:,s,ts that transplred during the whole
~ ..ortbe Fair was the appearance Of Messrs.
and Sanders, the popular stage drivers,
'". seated in a stage coach drawn by sun
,,s oxen and driven by an experienced
"s,.kor The "turn-out" was an admra-
I. q, and a, the strange craft circumnavigated
r,;. grounds it was every where received
~ meals Ct laughter.
, 1866-10-12

DELEGATION OF THE WHITMAN SIENNA
The dedication of this institution will
u. Mace a, the seminary building. on Sat-
.,l,r next, the 18th inst, at enc O'Clock, P
n An address on the subject of education
III be delivered by the principal, Rev Mr.,
rb,mberl.in, togethe~ with singing and 9TH
,pDroptiate exercises. The public are
,,,dially invited to attend.
, 1866-10-12

TERRI TORY Ut WASlIiAGfUN.L IS
COUNTY OF WALbA WALLA,I
In Justices Court, before W. r. Horton, Justice ct
the Peace.
TTJO OTIS l.. BIIDGES-You arc hereby notified
that A. KYGER has filed complaint against
I H. said Court which will come en- To be beard on
ibe 4th day nt October A. D. 1885, at the hour OF |"
o'cnck a. OF said day; and uuless you appear al
said time AMI answer the same will betaken us con-
fes<ed. ana the PRAYER ihoreof granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is that
Judgment lie entered against you for the sum OF one
hundred dollars, alleged u be due said A. klGEh
on CERTAIN pr"miSsori Rote oi ninty-six dollars, ana
bearing date of March, 3d. 1888 and drawing inter e'
at the rate of one and half per cent per month
And that the property in this cause be attached aho
sold to satisfyssaid Judgment.
Dated Waa Waila, W.T., AnQust5l A. D. 1885.
W. P. HORTON,
Justce of the Peace in and for said County and Ter
TiIoEy. Sozm