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, 1870-02-26
LaudinK Cubauo nt ST. AuKutttne,
Florida.

81. Arcrs1mE, Fla-, Feb 95-GeEesa! taesida.
Chief Of e c1naa % q 1ry 4; a9a
n,sa,on = ftnrn Pres,dept Ct1pedes, leaving Geu-
erai Jo1dau IN comnand. he len Cnoa on tne
r:ce.ips "a mes, n.
Puei;n srT Gef;cuebcs had been defea'ed 10
csisauaJ. Tne spaniasda were dhcomoaed a
iii pplDtk
, 1870-02-26

HAR1FBuHo, Feb, fa-Goyesnor GesrJ has ye-
toed The hui providing ior aoute o. Correction
for 10 Difference 10 the alnosr unani-
n,ous vote OF The City Council, aud the asturAooe
shat Ihe matter Ahould recelyo ptomps acdon-
, 1870-02-26
First Mortgage Bonds
QY THE
Chesapeake & Ohio Rail
road Company.


~ ~o
' "'A
"" SUI '"c "1"t'''"i A@'>
aceonauoaAuon OF tne 1mhea'e sao rapidly s'o"'pk
alton between ta$ Atans'e aeaooasa "na ku
rope On 'ne GIG ma toe esea'
o' 1nc on'o AHa a'''Nss'P'4 '"ns'' 'a AAe o11es'
The importance Of this Read A. 1sw
outlet from ihe West to the sea nasnthcs 1t
Ito ons CT Rational consequence and iniufea to N
e1stniTe throusA tsaac from tho day Of h' compile
ton; whc. In the Development Of the s1senEva aSt1-
cutera and mineral resources Of Virginia and West
Virginia, 1t po*setef. along III o"n Inc ths e1cinenf'
Of laIEs md profitable local bu'iness.
Thus the Uess snte1t'tt both general ahd local.
which demand the completion Of the c1ksAR1A1L AND
Ono RAILROAD to the Ohio River. aosd tho snfeas
guarantee Of it, sueee's and value And render IL the
meet tna1srtant and s1hsfania' Re''".s En-
feFpFsse nav IN progress IN '"''
IT. --".''-'"- 80" e':f and He4s toa1e' 49, .1.
"a. .,.an >, !. ~. ..,.,+,,o .,a
49,
oA A' A'' - 'S
"n''0 e'4" "ssA "''N "' '~@'"-'- $50 -
1eN' e'"]e"' AA- 11''As'' 'A~A -
,acee,,f., unnaseme.t.
| ncnd to ths celebrated White sulpbu, spsiass Of
Wat r,+r7n., y. mtr. md tbe.s ,em.in .but 80
| u,,-,,.,.u~ .,,..,.+.a, IN h. co+nn,..rs. tn
:, a.. ,,,,c.., t.r,n,cr, m thu Ohio Ri,cz
=. ., ,..r .,s ,noutb ~ III. Btr Sandy Rlyer 1x
,,,,.. .nov. Cincinnati md ssa mills be,7r Ptt.
| hur.h
1,r.. m. row n,o;ee..d or In prexras sAsu.h Obi,
md K.,,nctx tn thtu rofn+. which viii eounec, th,
car.ane.kc and oa,o with ,te entire Rail
ro,d .,t~u. of ,hc West and Southwest
and with The Pacific Railroad.
r., v.,r,h,4 t,.n.h,.e, md ,ope,tor sdvsutues vii
,,,-. N. cuxa.pr.xx oH,o RAusoAo CoxrAS,
,r, n. +,,h..t md rno,. porerfu1 and szu.tuo
o,,nor,,,on, Of tns country; .sd ,hsso exists ,
prrsent value. In completed rad and worI
do,.. .oue, +. the entire amount of III
,v,g,r..
N. a.t.l1, Of the Ioap have besn alranss4 wit
.r., ,cf.7,nee 10 the v.n,, Of al eastes o, invet
or, and combine tae vsrio.4 features Of eon7eaienr
,.f&+v md protrct]on .saia,t fo.s o, fraud
RI. gond, .,o In denominations Of
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'"o' e"o"'
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.h..<,-
=. ~.s;.t<rx, In tha mama of Il
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, 1870-02-26
TEN<ES&EE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feh . Tho htn cnarse.tpR
the Louisville / CoAttAnoo9h Railroad haa 1t Last
fxSsed roth houses OF tue Lealsla.ufe.
IRE Senate has coocur1ed IN tho House fe1olu-
ton retcetipH Ine Flteentn Amendment
Re*oIu ions have ceen adopted, ey BOTH houses.
70 1nyes tfAse tee CHARGES a2hinst A. ]. Fletc1et,
Sfcretary Of State, OF ftand Ia the $40 of
1ural la1ds ac1lp doIated to Tennessee BY Co.,
Rfe49,
, 1870-02-26

Augusta. ME, Feb. 9A-rnc Senate to-day
psfseo, 10 oc crErosscd. fesolntaon 70 p.J IN -
conuactA nate prior to February - 1s63t IN 9o!a.
, 1870-02-26

Ii S11IH, H., Feb, qa.-This uozrtpr ten cars
Of q 1.efRai trsir, Bound south. on tae 1llanos
Ce1 tral Railroad Mele thtoWn sron high en-
Wofk1 tn this city and dasned TO IN 1se1oents. xns
q hundred bar1eia Of dour wetu Altuo4t cnrSeIT
deafTnyto Aud 4 lkrEe xMount Of other iFai1nt
dsmsred. PruvtdenuRlJ no rerson VA Injured
The stcIdeut IL supposed TO have been eau led by
ma fsIl,IR Of Z brake bar upon the tics.
, 1870-02-26
MICHIGAN.

Tho Vandcrpool mnrder Case al
Mnnt1tccs
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
DKrxo17. Feb. IS.
The Ti5uns gpxc.al from MAntetee reports Thai
nnr.t of wrdr e.tsay vas occupttd nJ Ho7- Thomas
q. Crnrcn hi clotng the S4rdetpool uufdes esse,
Dc eptaitnK IN bthan OF tnc prosecution. He
csse 6ou' d then pe lent to the foT1. SeEt OF the
result u beng awaited win deep interest through
out the ate, for the tItal hts a,outed tEtat e1"
i. ysI dcrE DOL 1ooold be acquitted i u ferret h2:
An stter pt to Inch mly bc made, ou: this u not
hal
, 1870-02-26

.-. TEXAS.
adjourned sins dik
, 1870-02-26
THX SUNDAY TRr-A

A0 0NA0A1 IAE
Te publish to-uc--u~, as usual, in addi-
eion 10 tho ~-a1na1y sheet, Supplement- OF
t~4nty columns, containing mora interest
ing and instructive reading than any s,uplo
number Of any other paper in ths country.
in the advertising columns of tho paper
= 'sRiu be found, besides, complete epitome
Of tho business Of Chicago.
WASHINGTON.
Admission of Senator Reyels,
JEFF. Davis Successor.
Senate Bill to Divide the State
of Texas.
II Second Georgia Reconstruct
tion Bill.
Passage Of Che General Approoria-
tion Bill in the House.
Some .ortts Prominent Features.
, 1870-02-26
BANK LOCKS.
BANK LOCKS.
MALL
TO
S SAl7G 7
ONT eof Halls Safe 4 Lark Co.3
Chiesga, Feb. se, 1870.
NAMES SAR GENT:


JAMES sAR GENT:
S1rs We nre in eSetpt os eonn"o'e'A''oo
b.ntet tu.b1J. I. Terwt,iiarel from Johu
CIT. Esq., Of the National bhns o. eo"-
ucEre,'' in which hs give. ~ tue pr'Fneaoot
opern.fnx upon opo Of your Lock. new In
use lu shnf Rank. ", ACckPF aho proee'a-
sIpp. with the undrrA '1udIuR that. the safe
sbnlj be removed In ome place whefr We
cuu have "a fair m opportunity 10 work
upon II ~ you uo,w hx 10 operate upsu
our roek Tie trtnl tn r, 7uauenee i
n. a.f- r.r hc pot,nn csiltcu and FOEK
$1,000 IL behind the Loeb ~ NCh el'Uoo
;. t,b,nt tbs. lsct uuon y hleh you aKc now
.,r, n,r romult.rr1 nan. ". L.. FAIR
brother. wifi meet Mr. Te t"ai'sef NJ rue
.m. y, wm Trxwt,ttger, Esa.. 81 Sy1.h-
-, IN o,r1ock thl. day to arrauze
pre1ininz 1ae.. II you do not R'se ~ III tn1F
IN opportunity 10 work upou 5onr Lock -
you have to operate upou ours. VIC Will pfo-
ceed to put one Of your best AutonlHslc''
Locks on q Safe aud open II, make the
ATTEMPT, at 1rnsf, under the supervision
Of a Committee Of Bankers.
Respectfully,
HALLS SAFE & LOCK COZ APAMY.
, 1870-02-26

COlK. C0HUAH co.
&KWEfAPEn ADYE1r1Alt9 A6EN1x
Ars ato1fef 10 rseetss atfsTss~sHts for TN TEI1~
ENX +oEe<t klso. nds>ss 10 faestes 0des.
s<11<x notte, for al fEElP4tE2s OF XA0AzIHNs
I'm ont ktngaas, n Ae 6. s, TsHotss, al As pHe-
3ah<rs' toxst py'ess. "
, 1870-02-26

BALTIMORE, Feb. 25-Lefesre Jarrett Pres'dent
OF tic hoard Of PoEce Commissioners, dted TO-
night, Of pl1Alyais.
, 1870-02-26
FISK B. Hate CHI,
Bankers.

P.A-We have hsued pamphlets eouta!nInS fall pif-
ticulaEp stAt1.tieai tetAs. maps, etc. which W b
srintahed upen appheaaon-
# We buy and sell Government
Bonds, and receive the accounts OF
Banks, Bankers, Corporations, and 9TH
a1s, 1uhjsct to check 1t tight, and allow
i1terest On daily balances.
, 1870-02-26
-~NL@
Died.

PMuApE1run. Fsn. fa-Tha Bnsrn NJ rrnut
cnrefed pppu its apIes to daT AID TOOK cSxt ri
GRAD College. Tre CITY VII carly tho casa ~
the SopseEe Court OF tre United Stated
, 1870-02-26
CANADA

flowing Match A1rAnEcd-Proposi.
tion to Hutld q Canadian Pacific
Railroad
MONTREAL Feb. ga four-oarsd roHiug-
match Ior 13,Uo0 aud tne champ oDsaIp OF The
would ts dentltely arranged between tins cham
pIon E. Rtsn crew OF Newcastle upnu.Type, aud
The rArs cseR OF St joan, N. b, the RAGS 70 take
place ar Lachine, In july pext
0FEAvA. Feb et-Ar. Wada!ngton has arrived
IRON EtatAIn 70 ptssa uoon lns AHenhon O. INC
Railroad. He bcLeyes The btBt point 70 coM-
nelce Is It tha mouth Of the Seeptjon Rlger,
1sfe Superior. All the money required for the
work can te had In London.
OIrAwA, Feb. ga Ssats bail, In honor OF
rE1lc= Arthur, took placa tonight In the Senate
Ch1mte4,
, 1870-02-26

Spnt0s
BTEC8GLE BE1wKKN TEE PROMINENT POLITICAL
PAkfIEa.
PAxls, Feb. aa-Letters from Spain stata q
1e1ce struggle ID goltg on betNeen the reyolu-
t!opAry &Ld Church rattie8,
, 1870-02-26
IOWA.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
11f1 MorNK9 Ffh 4S

DEl MONIES, Feb Is.
In The HouIo tc-day bills Hcze introduced:
By Mr. Motr1sou-to amend the road lA~s and
to require bouos fpr tae Tacatiou Of roads.
By ME. AEupld-To amend Section eso3 Of Re-
vision 10 - to ALLOW change OF venue dncfe-
tioEaty with the cour'4.
Alter TIE traCeac.lon of sorte preliminary bull
rtss, the special order Was tAten up. being the Seu
ate til fcduciuR the luz ber Of members Ut BoAEda
o, ccun'v supets tors to three after January I,
ISL. The cnlr r1tttee reported Bnb1ututc, and
recommended that the bill do uot PISS
a nil or1ty report WAS made In ta7or Of the blu.
alter lengthy discussion, the Houae went tnto
Conni,tee Of The wno!e, aod discussed the biL
This Afternoon tue DISCUSSION WAS again resumed.
Several amendments were adopted, the voting
he!rR vtrJ clotc. The ci1 WAS dta15 ordered en- :
grussed for third reading Tomorrow, and the
Louie adjourned.
In the Sera:e 10 day hil!a were introduced u
follows: Authorizing tbe Register Of the state
Lsrd 0tice TO consey certain property 10 Iowa
City; makirR further provisions Tor Inana OF
sold eIs; tcr the relief OF the widow ald neis1 Of
the hte Colonel J. i. Dorr. and bill. 10 relation
10 X At cor1tr:, sni The dutes Of county surveyors
IL relation thereto.
Resol0,iops in r,la'ion to The death Of Senator
Cake were introduced md adopted AddIe4sc1
xs1c made hy Senators Donnnn. Patterson Aid
T11tle huo the SeuAte adjourned.
, 1870-02-26
STATE LEGISLATURES.

SPECIAL Uobpatc4 " I1e CQlEaRo IHbuu8.
In the Assembly, last evening. 1hc special or.
der bei' z tue bill 10 tucorpora e the Milwaukee,
MAJ ito.oe, MAti'sppi + M,nEe.ota Railroad
FCcxted b M-srs schmidt rease and Maaoo, and
opposed u Aeasls. Bslch, Rou1ds and Fo'sef. the
der The chsrte1s Of iha Msni.oroo L M'asisstppl
Railroad COMPANY a1d the Portage. Wlnaeoa9o
Il Superior Raluosd Company. THo OF sn.ee
casise1, 1nIesa Titn,n Eighteen montas afsef, The
ps sEsRe OF the bill. and curing each consecutive
oaa sea ss
vert HON Aani!o~oc TIL the road vas completed
rou1 cea by The 1rlsnos Of the bill destructive
ia osttc's. and theJ had Il Ieconmltted. This
Eorh,Ig The bill Was reported cact the amend-
Ct Nart:oWoc EeeoEstdered, and The Matter post.
pored TIL TUESDAY uext There 's strong lobby
i.1s s1e mucn tssEe r. t4vo1 .! ,n9 ~ i .,,
sstqn e H. ,e!ie M tatre n sceo1as
.nsaoT7z'IE I'd r.. tns NolthWessera Ks.iroaa 70 eard
arc acquire other rosda and tie SenAie tesolnsloa
cor .! u!nE me autnoEeot 10 tas eonstitas'o9
acopted 1t the last Session to abolish the grand
vote Of IS toa.
Aecui nft, Assembly eilIs were p.aed. mainly
local, but including ore tn sueod Chapter Il. Rs
on public lads; 10 amend Chapter II, ReTlked
q Of IT,
Arcpd,I CbAPteF l34, Ia IS Of 1858, conctEniuk
tetIln o.J: to amend Section :, CnBpteT 100, Laws
ct 1857, 1elsstye 10 So'ares Fuolc; TO amend 1he
cnar1er Of tho Primitive Me1hodlAt Conference Of
Ths ni'l for the removal Of the county seat Of
| Adjourned III evening, when Batch 3 Insurance
| bill II the tpeciRl oEotr.
| In the Scbxe isEge number OF local bills were
| psslea, sEd I memorial 10 Congress asktng for
| tue division oi the Stale INTO two Judicial Dis.
! tIicts, and tie creation Of ! Western Judlc1ll
stiict. By vote Of II to II, aud asking for The
r,nuvAl Of tte stray banda ot lodaus.
Most Ct the sest.on ~at occupied IL the dseu1:
on Ct TWO Bills TO appropriate certain sums OF
EoleJ 10 military Officers, to Ply Tor time spent
10 1e1utI1g regiments and companes before
theJ were mustered lnto tho uni ed St2,ea ser
vice. TceJ xere 1tAlJ passed BY 4 close To'e.
DnIir9 The dlHcnseiou tie sharpetr personal alter.
cation ef ihe stssJou took p!sce between Meaasz.
/ C. @, Wiulams and Clark.
Tho vote by which the Senate refused to c,ucut
IN the pas1A1e Of the bill to repeal Chapter 179'ot
OF town Atseasor', aud 10 reviEe and reiostatt
Section j, Chapter Il Of General Laws Of 1850 Wal
r>cobslnertu and the bill concurred in By . yoie
| It 13 to 10.
After som nualness Of minor importance, the
Sci sic adjourned.
10 10th Houses today the resolutions Of tho
| Milwaukee SupefTlspTs, o1ertrG the State room II
their proposed Co1rt House for State of1ceG aud
eetr Rs Of the Le9la a:ure Ia case OF tho reuoTa
COMMITTEE on State Affair.". Consldesable az
element On sn's subject u not!ceaole. and MI
/ Wankeesn M, reinforced By L. Crosse and other IN
| nueEcfp, ara quite sarGulne Of carrycR tnet
point, to which, however. taeJ will and numssoo
obstac.ef.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24

Beginning on d street
north sixteen feet cast
from the southwest cor
ner Of said square;
thence due north sixty
three feet four inches;
thence nortbeastwardlyI
twenty-three feet one
inch; thence southeast
wardly twenty feet eleven
and one half inches;
thence due south flfty-
one feet six inches;
thence along D street
north thlrty-two feet To-
the beginning.
Neagle ...-.n,.,.I
Being the east twenty
four feet eleven inches
front Of said lot on East
Capitol street by the
depth thereof. n
Noreman-L. E..,..,...
Ncwton-l.ewis K.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-24


corner Of said lot and
running west twenty-five
feet; thence south sixty
four feet ono Inch, thence
east twenty-five feet;
thence north sixty-four
feet one inch to begin
ming.
Mohun-William Poo.
Second installment Of tax
Efor paving carrlngeway
Ion interest from June 20,
] 1853. ......,.....S34.8b
McCutchon William. az.
First installment Of tax for
curblng and paving foot
way on interest from DC
tober II, 1869. n..sl5.22
McCathrnn-William W
Being the east fourteen
feet front Of said lot on
south q street by tho
depth thereof.
Metcalf-William w..
First pnd second install.
ments Of tai for curbing
and paving iootway o %
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08
for TIE farmer.
Repairing Roads.

Among the burdens thrown upon the popuia-
ton. Of rural districts Is the yearly or semi
yearly repairing Of roads or highways. I. is a
work In which all farmerssre interested, us
well rs the strangers sho have occasion TO pa-e
through the country. Each year The pa.hmas-
ter IS around with book in which the name
Of each owner or occupant of land il inserted,
and against that name is placed certain
amount Of work to be done on the highway
Thu is done as it should be. Roads ought to
be repaired; but the way the work is gen.i ally
done results in Little Improvements % the roads.
nn1in ccrespondingly small benefit to those
from whom the labor Is exacted or the public at
large. The customary method Of repairing il
to pillow along the sides of the roadway and
scrape the ioosenec soil upon i. thus making
a pike composed Of equal parts of loan and
sod. During the dry weather of summer aud
early autumn, this process answers .ery well;
but when the wet months of autumn. winter.
and spring prevail, the roadway is little else
than sea of mud. Nov. it to happens that
during the spring and fall months the roads are
much more used than at any other season. ex
ceut it be in winter when sleighing-is good.
Hence, when good roads are wanted they are
not TO be had; but when not much demand they
are comparatively good. This is, perhaps, in
a measure, unavoidable, but were the lbDr
expended on roads judiciou.!y applied each
year, they would be in q much better condition
for use than they can be while the common
method Of repairing them is adhered to. To
make coed roadwsy-one that cannot be
converted into quagmire with every consid
erabiy fall of rain-thc surface earth or loan
should be removed from, not'piled up or piket
upon it. This would leave, in most cases.
hard foundation, AID, wish tie sides Of tn,
roaabed properly trenched, the E,iny months o.
QUINN and spring would have but compare
lively little influence upon it. The surfac,
earth or loan could be readily deposited in Low
places on adjoining farms, or thrown upon tn.
banks along the highway. This would. as ,
road making process, be rather slow, but pur
sued for q few years, the results would be com
paratively good roads at greatly reduced an
nual expense to those upon whom their repai
and keeping up devolves.-Moose's Rural Ne,
Yorker.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08
BULLS .f
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World Wide.

II. IT'LL g.. W.. w:,
"'J on''eu ',"'es ""u "o's '" 'o0
TRADERS. Ssa
I HAVE received many testimoriaIs frore
L professional and medical men, as nv alma,
macs aud various publications have xhovn. ALI
Of which are gcnuine. The following. from .,
highly educated n populsr phy,ieiap in ,;eor-
gia, is certainly one of the most sensible cpnl
munications have ever received. DR.. Oiem.
ent knows exsctly what he speaks of. and bis
testimony deserves To he written in Testers. Of
Gold Hear shat the Doctor saws of RnU,s.
Norm D,stroveY:
v,. c n.
- 90 ,ssc
n. nm
." H., D.ss...'. ....aI 800 ".y,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08
Notice.

THE business formerly carried on BY W.D
i Bceier & Sons. in the Lumber t-sde will
be continued. the present season, by the innior
members Of the firm, ard orr old eu.t,m-r.
may be assured that, as far as possible. the,
viii meet with she same aecomrpoda tioss as
heretofore. BEELER & BRO.
White Cloud, xsreh a, 1910.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08
BULLS
SARSAPARILlA.
A Good Reason 70: the Captains Faith.

Read the Captains Letter, and the Letter
from his Mother:
BESTuN BaERscKs. Mo-, April 30, 1865.
DR.. John Bah-Dear Sir: Knowing the
-ibcacy of your Sirsapari 10 and the healing
tid beneficial qualities il possesses, send you
he following statement Of nv Csc:
| Uss wCuhced aboat two years ago-was ta-
keI prisoner, aud confined for sixteen month";.
B~iGg moved 50 often. my wounds have net
healed yet have not sal 10 amoment since
vas sounded. am shot through the hips.
Nv general health is Impaired, and need
-o.nething to assist uatuae. have more faith,
IN your Sarsaparilla than il anything else. Z
wish that that ia genuine. Please express ms
dali DOZEN battles. and obliec.
Carr. G. p. JOHNSON.
81. Louis. Mos
p S-The following was written April 30.
1865. by Mrs Jeanne johnson. mother Of Oaps..
JOhn-On:
Dr. John BnH-Deay Sir: Nv husband. :.
DR. Q. ). Johnson, wss q skiiifui surgeon and
physician in Central New York, where hs
'iied, leaving the above O. r. Johnsoa 70 ~
care. At thirteen years Of sss. be bad .
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gave your Sar-spariIia. ItesYei ka. Ihavs,
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York. Ohio, AND Iowa, for scrofuIs, fever Sores,
aud general debility. Perfect success hes at
tended it. The cures s6setsS IN ssne essss Of
scrofyis and fersr sores ssese sinssf aisseslsss.
am very anxious for my sou TO again have
recourse 10 your SarsapsrilIs. He 10 fearful
81 getting spurious article. hence HE writing
To you for it. His wounds we're terrible, bat +
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Respectfully.
JENNIE JoHNsoH-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-09-08

1. Never use an axe or Ratchet in pruning.
The blows struck jar the flores, and the whole
work with such tools lie too violent and harsh.
2. Take off the limbs as nearly as possible
on 4 level with the branches which you cut
from. Il will then heal much quicker and
smoother.
3. Never leave a stub. That is, do not leave
q part Of the branch between the place where
the spurs come out, but cut close to the spur
itself, and the wound will heal over. The rea-
son Of this is, that no action exists in the por-
ton of the branch left, unless there is joint,
a place where q spur comes out, and where
leaves will grow beyondit. In pruning grape
vine, it is customary to leave from half an inch
to an inch, under the suppoiition that it will
prevent bleeding.
4. Never prune tree when the sap will keep
the cav wet, as it viii in March, April and May,
and even in February if there is succession
of four or five days OF moderats weather, an6
bright sun.
5. From the 18th to the 30th Of Jnne, and
a!tcr the leaves have fallen, until the Il ee free
yes, are proper times to prune. Never in the
spring months, although the practice is so com
mon.
G. Cover all large wounds with gum shellac
dissolved ia alcohol. or with some paint about
the color of the bark. lfpaiut is used careful
ly, on the wound only, it will do no harm.
Z. Trees are usually grated in April or May,
but they SHOULD not be pruned at that time
There are two or three sound reasons for this:
The sap is thin, and will run cut, which in
lures the tree.
After cutting off several good sized limbs, to
set scions into. the tree needs all the re
naming branches to keep up its usual action
and vitality.
In November succeeding the grating. any
limbs that are in the scoins. and Others belong
ing to the original tree may be taken away.
If there are mrny, however, it would be better
to leave a portion CT them until the following
June.
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HAr shTiass about TIVE, ty seven FER cent.
between J-ly and January, and busbe, n,
corn cobs that weighed nineteen pounds in
November weighed only seven and a hsif pounds
In Nay.
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