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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-12
FsSHE NERVE PRESCRIPTION.

FOR A PERFECT RESTORATION OF THE
NERVOUS SYSTEM, causing an Immediate and
proper cure in the following cases Nervousness,
Epilepsy, Physical Debility. Impaired Nutrition
| OF the Body, Lassitude, Weakness in the Limbs
| and Back, lndSpositioa and lncapacity for study
| and Labor, Dizziness OF apprehension, Loss of
Memory, Aversion to Society, Timidity, Sel!-Dis-
trust Dizziness. Headache, and Sexual lncapacity
incident both sexes, for whose benefit it is de-
signed, and whose happiness it will promote IS
The NEST eminent physicians OF this country
have eXeIted themselves to the utmost to check
he increaspg a;ality originating from the reaxa
ton OF tbs uegyes, Waving for a long period de-
voted mach study. time and labor in establishing
a treatment Tor ,Ae perfect restoration OF the Ne-
vnus System is 81 atN ing to be able to announce
the success attending my new method. Through
tins treatment the nerves can be reached and in
>ach way that, however shattered or Frustrated,
they eau be perfectly restored. 1t acts on the
Nerves at once, yet with Notwithstanding
Them to uatugsd state and removing the above
distressing diseases.
Boh s. xes, mare OF less, through the prostra-,
ton o. The Nervous System. lose their energy
In suci, instances the Nerve Prescription NAV be
relied upou in revlying the patient into the vigor
Of youth.
This prescription is carefully compounded. and
put up in boxes containing q Powders Price So.
Malled or oppressed TO any address, with vaua-
BILE hygienic advice which Will be found beneficial
in the future. r. |. CHAUNCY TERRY
No. 1915 Sixth ST., Philadelphia Pa
Aug. 23-1y.
A FIRST RATE COOKING STOVE and
IN Fixtures. For sale bv
sept 5. CAMPBELL, BANNER & co.
FUsT RECEIVED!
e. BALM0RAI SKIRTS.
Frlce, Sz6D, at COBB & McCAHAN S.
0OP SKIRTS slice. with so Springs, at
Il COBB & McCAHAN'S,
Aug y. Woodstock, Va.
TOR THE LADIES!
We are now receiving direct from Baltimore,
our second supply Of dress goods. Call and see
them. CAMPBELL BANNER a co
Mays
HAVE very important notice in this paper,
i be sure you find it, and read it carefully, and
uon't say you had no invitation.
sept 5, J. W. DAMIEN
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-12

A FIRST RATE COOKING STOVE and
IN Fixtures. For sale bv
sept. s. CAMPBELL, BANNER & co. &
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-12

! ooP SKIRTS Sl.Q0 with 80 Springs, at
Z 4 COBB { McCAHAN'S,
Aug. g. Woodstock, Va.
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Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills
IA Sabstitute for CalOInel.

These Pills are composed Of various roots
having the power to relax the rseeretions Of the
liver A. promptly and ehHctually asb blue pill! or
mercury, and without producing any OF those
disagresable or dangerous effects which offen
follow the use Of the latter. a.. 80
In all billions disorders these Pills may be used
with confidence, as they promote the discharge
Of vitiated bile, and remove those distractions
from the hver and hillary ducts, which are the
cause of bilious affections in general ,- -
S'HENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Headache, and all disorders of the Liver, indi.
Gated by ss,llow skin, coated tongue, costiv1hcss
druwsiness. ard general feeling Of WEAKNESS
and lassitule, showing that the liver il in tor
pid or obstructed condition. ..Hs'
In short, these Pills may he used with adysn-
tage in all cases when a purgative or Alternative
medicine il required.
Please ask for Ir. Schenck' Mandrake Pills, :
and observe that the two likenesses Of the hos
tor are on the Government stamp-ono when in
the last stage Of CONSUMPTION. and the cth"r in
hfs prrsentihealth. .L '-l.,
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers. Price -
cents per box. Principal Office, Ma. Ia North
9Th Street Philadelphia, Pa. f
General Wholesale Agents Demas Barnes
Co, 81 Park Row, New York; s. T. Hance. los
Baltimore St.. Baltimore. Nd; John ID. Park, y.
T. cor of Fourth and Walnut ST., Cincinnati.
Ohio; Wslker'S Taylor, 1874 and 1876 Wabash
Avenue, Chicago. Ill; Collins Brothers, south.
west corner Of Second and Vine Streets, SO
Louis. Mo. oct2&-4th 4 9th v m-ISr,
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1.-THE cHILDs crRE...o. =, o.. ~
IsaashIin's Isfant Cordial,


- An astonishing fact that the larsest number
Of deaths isccut among children. A fact that
whils teething children are In constant pain.
A fact that daring that period nethiDg will re
lieve them sooner or more efFectuaIly thra
80 LAUGHLIN's INFANT CORDIAL, -.
Mothers, do not see them suffer: 'S'i
USE TIE INFANTS CORDIAL
Mothers, relieve their sufeginEsby.
TIE INFANT CORDIAL.
Teething is greatly facilitated by
-co1 THE INPANpS CORDIAL. " ''N'
Frstfulness and Wakefalness cured gG.rtt.
By THE INFANTS CORDIAL. T..
Cholic and Pain cured instantly
y II By THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Summer Complaint enred 4 .f,'-t-l, ~" y
.,y4n BY THE INFANTS CORDIAL ana
No Sleep lost. No Crying Baby ypu go
't USE THE INFANTS CORDIAL.
Every bottle warranted 70 please or Price ~
funded Prepared only By il.lg. hn.. MO-
80, - LAUGHI.IN, SMITH - ~, !. i
s.La4 f,--sst7tr, marn street, WheehnR r
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4 Young Lady

J.eturning to her country Uhspae, amer % SO
journ of q few months in the city, was hardly
r,ecognisedb by her friends. In place Of coarse,
rustfc, flushed face, she had soft ruby com
plesionf ~ sImsst ;narSle smoothness ana In.
stead Of 'tSsntyahrss ,hs'rcaHs sppeared l'ut
eighteen.J Upon inquiry o. 70 the cause 81 20
great change, che plainly told them that che
used the C6seasstan I0Nla, and considered
Il an inysluahls aoauisitieA 70 ANY Lady toilet
yfts use any Lady or Gentleman can improve
their psssnnaf appearance an huItred fole. ,t
Is ample in its combination, % Nature hsrssh y
simple. 81 ansurpassed IN fts efficacy u draw,
Ina imparities ftDrn,, also healing, cleansing and
besufifyiIic the skin ami complexion. BY its
direct action on the cutiele, 1t draws from It al
It's impurities, kindly healing the name, and
leaving the surface as Nature Intended II should
be, clear, s0ft smooth sand beautiful. Price u,
sent by Mail or Expreass on RECEIPT ofsn, order
by. ,,i ", L CLARK &. CO. Chemists, u
Ns, West Fayetfe st., Syracuse, N. u
b The only American agents for the sale Of the
SsuiaL 90 ~ lE"- IA - EinarzSeod&w''
10
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Reduction Of Qsaatiiies.

Changes Of fashion, have their advan-
tages. The reduction in the quantity
Of one lady's dress between the extreme
OF one year is "a to 10 yards of silk, q
nice saving, which some of Uncle Sans
mon fear will seriously affect the rave
nue., as well it may. All ladies, howev:
cor, did not formerly require "a yards
for dress pattern, nor require IA now,
but all We believe, save from five to ten
yards, and so husbands and fathers for
once may thank fashion for a healthy
and positive reform.
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her toimpsrt knowledge Of the greatest infl6ze.
ance TO the single or married Of either SET
While in state Of trance, che delineates the
very {5siSIs1 2 RI Rf{D2R b9X ss1 e I ID
power, known rs the Psychomotrope. guarzn.
tees to produce a life-like picture Of the iutnT
husband or wife Of the applicant, t997teT WY. VIZ
date Of marriage position in LIE. leading ILL.,
of character, &c. This In no humbug, ~ tnoa 1eS
;1s; e ts;|IRsals|i 81 aDaiii ss 1s &C
Guarantee, that the picture Y what y enIpo[nad
10 be. .Byehclosing . small joel, "a s1enm
ssaiia piacs ofilrfh, sse disposition s stsmusd
plesioa, and .enclceing my emu viii receive
nss nIsRsr ~ and desifsd " 5sinIn
NAT AR communicst!ocs s.e aSmSs =
Tn; r. O. BpNsa Hnd.''' \. Il 9!nE9
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NOTICE.

RY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED Exc
- euted By the Guysndotte Bhdge Company
TO John L. Johnson, and REGARDED In the Record
ers 0fiice OF CabeI county, In book 4. "a ge 20
shall on the -, day Of -; 1861. at Guyan-
der,l fer ready money. the wire Saspeusion
Bridge arrcss the Guyandotte River at Gnyah.
dottc. Caben county, West Virginia. the Dur.
chaser taking the ssfDe subject 10 . prior trust
deed executed by the Bridge COMPANY. recorded
IN book A, pages. eo0 aud "a m sid Recorder
lteved due. The sale VIII include the kridge
abutrnents. real estate and all appurtenances ls
longing thereto. Il VIII ;eonysy such tftIe "a h
vested in ms a. Trustee and no Other. Title be-
farther than above ri ON. WN. HTTr
kpfIiIi.a-t Nsa 81 ] ,SedsY'' fra.sts.,,
90, 80. Z - fsar &C., 49, .,
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Jass Beeeived
New styls Spring S,awls. at - H.
Smith q Cos. ........
TIE Attention

TIE Attention. h., .'. ~ .r ..a
OF our readers is called To the advef-
tise,nents, in another column, OF Messrs.
Burger, SHUTS & Co., Chemists, Troy,
NY. They are manufacturers Of, and
agents for. some of the most valuable
Toilet preparation in use. By their use
all may possess clear, smooth skin, or
A healthy and luxuriant growth Of hair
upon the head or face. Those of our
readers having use for anything OF the
kind, would 10 wen to- patronizs
them. ,..
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They Are Ready.
Those fine lasting high cut polish
Boots, for ladies and Misses, our own
make. Ladies, 60 and SEE them, at
GARDENERS, lao Main street. They are
elegant. "u
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anpsrs..s - ssbsesibers.

- II
Nearly every day We receive Letters
FROM old subscribers enclosing money
to renew their subscriptions and telling
us we need not be 80 ali-Ared particular
about stopping it the very day the
time expires for which they have paid.
Our rude il advance payment, and whom
the time expires We invariably strike
out the name, unless by an oversight Of
the mailing clerk it is omitted for a
week or 50. We make this a rnle--j$
We break il for one We must for an
other, and that is impossible. We enter
NO name upon our books till paid--if o
man wants to borrow money from us
we lend il to him, but that transaction
is never shown upon our subscription
book. And II We send paper without
pay from party, we take the money
from onr private purse, pay for the
same, for such time ~ il is sent and
thus keep our hooks and business in
hand.
We mean M ofteuse by disseminating
mans paper when his time runs out.
We do not see the books--if We should
do the mailing ourselves 'twould take
twelve days where we have Int six
We havcno objection to giving money
to spending money for subscribers in
such beverages or aniusements % they
desire when We meet, but wonld not
send q, paper to our grandfather, even,
one moment longer than it was marked:
paid. This is the rule Of the Object
In business--the clerk who would de-
viate from ii would lose his place in.
stantly. II may seem q small matter
to the subscriber. hut in the aggregate,
where we have thousands and thou
sands Of subscribers, any one will see
that we cannot live except by attention
to all items of business.-"Brick Pon.-
eroy. $3.50 Gh ~ - s.I. WI
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Fer N Glass

Fer Glass
OF cool and sparkling soda water go
to +. Bookings Drug Store, No. l Odd
Fellows Hall.
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\ Bssss. Paper

4 Dsssss Paper -
Says: IA New York weekly paper 10
publishing items of extremely personal
news concerning members Of tho upper
ten Of that city, 1t says: Mr.. c.,
Of Cnba, is the handsomest man in New
York, and Clara s. has the prettiest
hand, while Kittie p, Of Fifth av-
snue, is the handsomest Of her sex.
This record could be made still more,
valuable andinteresting. For instance:
Miss @. wears No. hoot; Miss r. has
Q large mole on her left shoulder; Miss
8. has twenty SIX, springs in. her hoop
skirt; Hiss T. dotes on, fish balls; Miss
U. has glass eye; Miss v. SHORES; Miss
W.fnds scented tsoth-povdsrquite an-
availing; Miss y has epileptic fits; Miss
7. Is b--ndy; Miss z. is the ngliest Of
her sex"
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Ths zasssvil,e CIsy Ti..e.

Ths Zasssviile City Ttaes
..Hss the following; "we noticed on
the street the other day boy about six.
teen years old, who wore his hair plait-
cd, twisted and rolled on the back of
his head after the most improved young
lady style. Upon inquiring the reason,
we learned that on account Of Sta color,
sIeht brown, and the luxuriant growth,
thsisawasindaeea te adopt thismeth-
cd Of etseyi6k HB SntiH it MNshree
test long, when he found ready sale for
il ct the hair-dfessers, at the ratd 4
~, te'lE. 7 sl!sslzs2 -gsiba9L
KIP Al.saSSassss' XII Gloves an and s, Sr
Hoeu ekirta , sse2sifk llfEFi 5-s17I
f7ffr9R~&N
&c - y. -. e0tsA q Ce.h
10 81 ; good Shifting Mussin: sl.o
-, 20 and l0-4 sheating.
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Convincing.

Gs,-a s" FUTON, 0swego Co., July, 1865. I,
Messrs. Ho-TYTTEg & SMITH:
Gentemen:-I have been severely afflicted With
paralysis of the stomach, and even given up by
several eminent ply sicians Ihsre tried severa
remedies al a tonic and stimulating nature, but
without any good result. some three rfour
months ago was induced TO try Your STOM-
ACH BITTERS, and have used about seven OF
eight bottles with a decided benefit. Ny health
is greatly impIeved and 1 consider your BIT.
TIERS the only effioacious remedy ef their kind
IN tue market. If used ~ directed they will al.
ways prove sovereign remedy to those afflicted
With dyspepsia rr other diseases OF like IT.
tur Respectfully Yours
.,J.gri ..,t. LYMAN NUDGE. VI
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JuuipeF TafSOaD

Cures ehspped hands salt rhsun, riuplss,
and all cutaneous affections, rendering the ski.
seit and smooth. Mannfsctnrsd By
'"-fI CASwELL. HAZARD 4 co,
Sold nv all Druggists. New York.
aprl3mw&s-sewkSsf &s q 3 =
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Hew They &c.
Those custom made made. lasting
Caters, for Is3 90, at Gardeners, l4O
Main street. corner Of Union. :. SCI
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20 OcVH. bat ID ftSne.
"Ze editof se Herald Mr. Psnnett, he
is one goot man for such dinEs. He
makes me pay, aui6den ne says you
kesps yonr rtieksts, an my 'eritique he
eomes an he pays,- an, he sage shu.t ~"t
he tam plcases about Ristori. lie editor
Of % chiesgos Tmes, ne pees not zat
way. He says no wants your tickets,
put / has re carte blanche, and makes
nv own tickets. He'll and tamnation!
ne Won fool Eat he should I'LL mine
house up nit his tam dead heads? an /
tells him no, an he an his tam paper
may go 20 ze twill.
"Some of ze editors pc shentiemens,
an some Of tenn pc not. / likes re
shentlemans editor, an I gifts him all re
tickets drinks can do midout spelling
70 Justice for mineself l wants all re
editors about ze, Office to go. wants
zem to see zc angel Ristori. put ven dey
thinks impose upon me, denI gstsangry'
GO Won night to Chicagoes. giefs re
editor six tickets. Vot you thinks he
do. Geif dem 10 his editors: No! He
take EN- 10 re door, and shnst under
mine nose he pull by re coat a shcntlc-
mans yot wants to puy two tickets, an
he sells 'em for two dollars cheaper asal
ann do IL ap' zsp Ia sells W other tick
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k..fher Ne~ArertI

Archer New sJsek Al 81 4 ''@- - -
Now arriving at Gardeners new and
elegant Boot and Shoe Emporium, 40
Main street, corner Of Enior. gaytsE
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The Parsst and Sweesess Coa
Liver OIL =rF "-'- g..

In the sorid; manufactured from fresh.
healthy ivers apon the sea shore, IL !. perfectly
pure and sweet. Ask for Hazard and CaswcIl'.
Cod Liver OIL" manufactured by Caswell Hs,.
ard 4 Co. New York. Sold hy sli Druggists.
lprl3nw &seov&v
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NORWAY

Iron Manufacturing Company.
4 nT1CE -AxD WARRH0CsE.- FO0T sT
NIifosfth street, manufscsnrers OF yrTs.
Bolts. Washes. ctr Aiso, an ttr,fs az
TAGKS BRADS. eFIgIsHTNfS. SHoEr and
HgsGARIAA SAiLSsi JOE sMACmNE
Mgkf AID nBi,ll7SAG,kEsMITHISg promptly ss-
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HArnSG-. DANorA Co., MINI, Aug, Isst.
Nesers. HoeIE1IER 4 SMITH, Pit;sburs, Pa:
Gs.t en,sn Have sold your BITTERS ever
since they were brought out. and consider them
the best among the many before the public.
Those brought out since the tax has been I'M.
posed on spirits are trgsh. never recommend
them. n"Spcctfully and truly yours,
.'.. ''' T. j. MARVIN.
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s s9.ssD DIR. b. w. ALLEN, ssat
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON j,

ID KsPECTFCLLY TEyDERs HIs = sgp.
lzs bod rnnsual sdvabtsges IN the prsrfiesN m
Surgery. end hzS hen fsr depen yenf.e D-...a
s ss Of Anatomy IN the University Of Vim.
{, o ], 10 Main 4 aP sfair,, Over casdiae,,.
''nSe sssse, Rs'sa Sca p asto slsalIa !
WHEEf1NG,W w. va.
REfEExxcEs:-Dr. I. II. Lozap- T. A H.-,-.
Inteliieeno-r Once. Edwards & cenzat sprizr
spr97sn
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about it until be saw 10 In PRINT, ~ Weii
n GEap, Thus syarybQay like. hin,
1{faf be Became q manager, and created
. fsrors, and made money, Grau became
aristocratic, and to-day, while he has
many good qualities, which one can
pesusl1BHsRs46sEsfakenyehSssily
it rsquirHstg5aotR ytsfouch the
manager, and even then yon arc not
sure Of your man. az, a. ,<,ga
Gran has had a long experience VIII
the newspaper press Of the country, and
having a powerful memory, he rememr-
bers all the scenes and incidents OF by
checkered career. He knows by heart
every editor in the country, and every
Newspaper, and when in this city sfss
his aangel Bistori,. as ssI he eait Ut -.
.aid that as soon as he pr'nplee.ea ~
present engagement. re pioposY" - !"
like all the gree men, wr'.e s popA.
Ne should, pSsaid, take q snhleet never
hsfore Aandled. and write abouf tine
ns,spaper press, Of the copptry. One
Of Of the feait ia 80" Of the book will be ?
complete analysis Of the "desd'head" or
"free ticket System, and sfrpnths fsv
ideas of the ground he proposes to travel
over, as related from hi, msuthathe
feature viii be interesting. nstaslsso
the press itself, but to its friends.
"zytnd Thsad tiokes Pc ore grand
mistake Of &c editor, He thinks too muep
NIT him. Mine agent he hass'se'grana
! Ristori. Hesadsertiss re jangel in re
papers. RE, poek-keepera ksVzsys A
schargssr you twelSetoliars.' Den mine
seenp he zay, 'Yous takes: ten 'tollas,
but &c pook-keepefs he zaJ, Dem 10 6ni
regular rates. and mine agent he pays
him. Zen 20 ook-keepers he cay. 'fon
gives me two ticketsF Vat in hell gives
ID him two tickets fort Dat 10 six
,ollafs gives him Vat I gives him six
te,lsrsfors He no gives metwo toiiha ~
on ming I'd ertiseHent, put I must give
him ze SIX tollars, all for nothings. 4
no does il. lets re pook-keeper 60 to
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j. n. 6lsish d &c.
Have received new supply oi Kid
Gloves at sl.l5 per pair.
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Coos, 81. Joseph Co., Mich July 81 l,56.
Messrs. HosTETTIR & SMITH: ,.r.,..r ls.-r. 3. 4.
Gsat'emen II consider your BIrTERS soy.
eregD bilm for thousand ails.
FH d.. ..- Ell Yours truly, ''f AH.'
....,.s. .- ID. REL S0LDS, NJ. ID.
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w WINS OF TAR. =.

For Coughs, Colis, and diseases Of the throat
and lungs. In largo bottles at si,0n each, or Z
bottles for $500. Sold by Il. III. LOGAN & co.
and LOGAN. LIST & co. ma.
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Gents ,I and Boys Wear :

Call nd examine our goods befof- buying
y maya igIsLrIihfs. u. SMsTHsA 90.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-05-17
mCLCHISG FRUIT TREES.

Eruit trees aud sometimes ornamental trees
are nulched with barnyard manurei some
times with straw, old hay, salt hay. wood
shavings from planning mills. and say dust
from saw w-nilIs: and in some instances ian
Ozark Is employed as q mulch. Under certain
circumstances there is nothing better for a
mulch than dressing Of mellow earth spread
ou tie ground around the growing tree 70 the
depth Of three or four inches, so as to cover
he entire ground as far as the branches eZ-
send in every direction. If The land is pro
dacing grass around toe trees, a dressing Of
mellow earth will smother most Of the vege-
ladon, and thus keep the soil moist and lively
during the entire growing season, especially
Eths rarleh he losd asss once every tgre
weeks. When such mellow earth is spread
on certain kinds Of grass, numerous tender
spears Of grass viii spring up through the
mulcb but by the use Of sharp scofiie- hoe a
few minutes around each tree thus mulched,
the grass can be kept down during the entire
season with but little labor. Barn. yard ma
uure, coarse straw and shayings are some
lines Objectionable around trees growing in a
lawn: bat mellow earth always makes a clean
and satisfactory mulch for any kind Of trees
Or bushes. There are instances on record iu
which bearing apple trees were mulched with
nothing but mellow earth spread around he
trees a few inches il depth, and the result
vas bountiful crop Of smooth fruit. Rasp-
berry bushes frequently suffer extremely for
Iack Of a supply of moisture. This is espe-
ciaIly the case when a grassy turf is allowed
to form around the bushes. Bat if the ground
be muieted with any material that win keep
down weeds and grass, if the soil be in fair
state Of fertility, the bushes seldom fail to
bear a bountiful crop Of delicious fruit. When
there is but little vegetable matter in the soil
dressing Of mack, covered with rich barn
yard manure, viii prove about the best mate
rial that can be employed for nulching plants
Of any kind. Ia the vicinity Of the sea shore
sedge and salt hay are employed With excel
lent satisfaction, for mulehing al kinds Of
trees ard bushes. A ton Of such material,
when spread about two inches deep, viii eE
fectually smother all vegetation around the
trees, and save the labor required TO Doe the
ground over when no mulch is applied. Straw
berry plants should be muIehed early in the
season With clean straw, Of sufficient depth
to keep down weeds and grass. Coarse ma
aure is not the material for strawberry plants
in the former part Of the growing season
When fertiIzing matter Is required for straw
berry plants, it should be applied after the
crop Of fruit has been picked.