Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1870-09-29

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80 E1cs s.GL4 -GsIs..s.-
tatosesI IL {, cod celisT eitbgf eTehinEtio
on Vacati6n day B. Is not the most a gfeeaE
ble recfeation. y We hope they wilt 1nEiEt
BILE task by having the potatoes assorted at
tie. .pfelSf time ana dn the PropeE, ,plaeG.
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GoRGHUM.-The -8org0 Journal gives
tho following advice as TO gathering and
housing the canes sTktAfsef the cane has
remainsd upon fAe ground Rpqut two
days, provided, no rain has occurred, the
blades Will have become wilted, and then,
without further delay, thecans should be
neqisd from s4e feldI spa g 522f y lERefff Sg df
and perfectly projected nom rain. Thus
cureda and IthuH Bocuredn the. cane win
keep sVeetT TapdJ fresh until 10 6llristmaa
Should any potion OF the cane get wet
In the field, this should be hauled TO the
mill apd ground, without more delay II
Is best MOTTO store cane that hae been wet.
even though thorpd ghly dried afterwafd-" l."
SWOLLEN UDDEE9T'hs Toronto GEo5s
says: Swollen hsgs 9r i1aspration q ofthe
plicaHdnx fApbl5a broad, web 81 doth
around the COW, and cut holes in 1t 20
keep out the teats, then place some tow
b&1een tl6 olOth and The ,uddEr, and
kesp 1t constantly lhSist With cold water.
Give good dose Of purgstiye medicine,
q sa,t.l EhGss GisI5FtSS SPcEsfEs rs as Ssl.
When the swelling subsidea, ha1d-rub the
naHsF nSfiS ohl Slaes 'o q tsg 4odids dS Jf bSst
sium daily for, eight or ten days. The
COW should beskept dn q cool box or stall,
and not exposed tothelhot sun
01sTBoEnN9E EWHBBs. -eIn many felds,
the fence eorners are full Of rank, cQarsP
weeds. The potato and corn nelda on
s6n1ef farms abep 10 abetset9 and ng 1sJnot
seq1pPH " aAlpsn ibis nsss 20 fsn dew
FOWL s tH' 81 Bts s e fhoSSid eEReAH & p be gsthsfed
togethss and bdfnka ,6r plAbsd HnjtlB
rbt-hfaP. az Wee prefer burning Ag 7the
seede will then be destroyed, and manure
made from weeds Is seldom Of much valtie.
Hl66ly feqagre9 4 tliatle Iforeth0ught or
calculation opahe past Rf the staIper 70
find time for sttengding 70 these little mat
iii%si thins a GfSsrs SHa dS s5s work naArly as
haFfteudQ it1ps thefas 1sh9se RleHePpre
in tbs, wildest confusio1s the ,diherence
being Ctks 4sshA 0f -6Al6aaHOAo oRshrtA
"'S HiHBRMs MsoT R5ssrase "A H6oEiGSsAdent
of the Qgt19g GetEYne1 eiYea the, follow
ing cure for mildew ON roses: Hub
d1MlIn adI Iga1lobo soft water one pound
Of. Of soft 3, 9i 3 sslEsp x. IlSsIie SoIi
sgB Hndnhe tnildeD sNih ditappearlys IL
by magic. Mr. Rivers. recommelde .
cure ID loot Perhaps soap Is more clean.
" Il c4 am sure fab- 6ffeoJdalt- though
I don0ts sfor am1ment doubt tho efficacy
OF SCOT t-zapd an, outlay Of one shilling
VIII clean one hundred pisnts from every
4estiee Of tie disesae, x properly applieda
1 find it tsetnito eyginge re trees Eith
SlfsE ssfs & Ess re sSeR n TIE adses es
Of the leaves after the applioation of the
solutions There iarna necessity % cut 81
the blossoms the HQlption could only
DANA ee these Ia propoftiou 10 the force
With which II hit alem, Ind as contact
with the mtldew is 81 that isrequired, no
force - necessery. "a. 70 20 30 bfff
(; siai>A ThOpsand Years Age ssa
~aEsi n i Sssa Eihly one q The eteateat curl
USities IN history tlist exactly one thou
sand wears ago, In the year of ,opr Lord
$40, the. people of. France and Germany
fought under their kings upon the same
soil, that OF Lorraine, Tor very nearly the
same reasons, ,uand with the same sreEult
" p'5 ma adf tbst IL s6r Kh6
suceeeded him. . LddWiRo T. oa1lsdS the
Pious was divided by his three sons. The
Rraudsons of Charlemagne, I'M S43, at the
conoress Of Vetduf, between themselves
III such q naahher that Lothaife received,
besides ftheT title Of EmperoB Jteys and
what was then called Middle Franeonia,
4 strip OF land running from the North
SeS f6 the Medlterra6eapl and there join
- - 81 NJ
Containing modern Holland. Belgium, and
Lorrafne, the AIsace, and an that part OF
Southern France lying jbetWee en the
-Rhone and 6aone and the Alps, on. the
eaat- I,udyVie, receiTed Eastern Fran
coma. which vvas ffofn that time called
8Gerdd6ilIas Or 0efhanyy andG nom which
J lhsl ~ sGermany's fBstrkings was called
Ludwig the German; ;;,s =. ..sr,zta ,sO,,,',.s.
Carl who was called the bala, nom ~
From that, time called, Franoonias fQr
France. Lothaire died in BOB, and again
subd vided his empire between his three
sons 1CTo the Oldest, 9DudWtg, he gave
italy. and the crown and title Of Emperor;
to the second, Lothaire, the northern
mart of his dominion, compfising q part
of modern Holland, BelginnH and the
province calied, mp TO this day Lorraine or
Lotharingen, the Alsace, and an me ne ieho i,Ra
iyoufIeea, Carl, he goVe all the land sonlh
Of the Saone 70 the Mediterranean, under
the title of Kingdom Of Provence.
In $3.50 Lothaire died without heirs, taf-
ter he had previously become sposseseed
also gof his brother Caris kingdom OF
Provence, and II Was then that Carl the
Bald, King Of France, stepped forward 70
take sole possession of his nepheW,s king.
dom, scompEiaing all the eastern part OF
modern France, and extending hom the
Meuse- to the Rhine, and from the hhone
to the Alps, and from the North bea way
down to the diterranean-, he was cpp-
pletely succeeaful. for his nephew Luowlg,
the Emperor iH Italy, and MS ;. pI9ene5 y ,sn.h
Ludwia. the King OF Germany, had Dotn
their hands TOO full to claim their snare Oh
But a wear later, in $40, Just one, thon- o,i
sand wears ago, suddenly large ana "ell-
baDaoointed3 German army crosseoc tne
Rhine, broke into France, and oeieated
Carl the Bald and his armies at once, ana
so completely fhatJhe was compelled 70
sign treaty of peace IN the same year
1s70l. bY which he ceded 70 his brother
IudWiG, the German, al the eastern part
of those lands which he had appropriated
from his ,pepheWs and comprising tne
modern provinces Of Aisaee, Eastern Lor-
:. -. .-ft ~fuo ~. nd the f.itina