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Prairie Protection Of Orchards.
An old inhabitant Of the prsiries gives the
result of his observations as to the protection
Of orchards in thoae almost treeless wastes:
must give it As my opinion that the higher
the ground, and the less the protection on the
north and west, the more certain of bearing,
and the less liable are the trees to winter kill
could give quite = number Of instances to
prove that assertion; especially after the win
ter Of 1856, or.hards that we're most pro-
tected suffered extremely, in some instances
killing out almost entirely, and in others some
varieties we're all killed, all suffered more or
less; while those entirely exposed to the north
and west, to the cold wintry blcsts, and upon
high ground. suffered BY far less than those that
were sheltered; perhaps not over half as many
and in those days when We had peaches to grow
in this locality (for We used to raise them as
we'll as winter wheat), have seen peaches sell
kere in the orchard at twenty-five certs per
bushel. and often when the trees we're loaded
with peaches en- the high ground in the prairie,
those in the timber and on low ground partly
sheltered. were barren; and as the trees grad
ually died out, 10 many instances those on the
klolls on the prairie bore long after those on
the low ground or sheltered localities we're dead
and gone.
The only time would like q protection is
while the fruit is maturing. to keep the high
winds from blowing OF 30 much fruit. will
here state that occasionally . protected orchard
bears fullest, but If It does it alr avs is 10 q
fruitful season; but three seasons out Of four at
least, the high and exposed orchard will bear
OF the palm. seldom ever falling entirely as
do the otkers; late spring frosts do not affect
Il 40 it does the others.
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FoR GApEs IN CHICKENS Mr.. Dement'S
remedy as given in the Country Gentleman 10
q GLOW: Strip the vsine from small quill
feather, except half an inch from its extremity;
this shosld then be dipped in spirits of turpen-
tine; and the chicken being securely held BY
an assistant. the feather 90 prepared 10 pas.
sed nearly down through the small opening Of
the wpid-pipe, which is readily seen at the
base Of the tongue. and giving it one or two
turns will generally bring up and destroy
xhs worms. The turpentins at once kills the
worms, and IL application excitss . 6t Of
coughing dsriag which those that were left BY
th~ feather are expelled. This mode of sp-
plIcatioa requires soee deztsxity. and at times
the irritation proves fatal. We therefore sug.
gess the shstsin: up Of the chicken n box
With some shavings dipped in spirits Of tarper-
zine. when the vapes asi&eg from the extended
surfaces produces, in most cases. an equally
beneficial result. Creosote. used in the sane
manner. has been found most extraordinarily
sficacioua The gapes are supposed to be
caused By worm irfesting the uindpipe.
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preseat the young chickens from see&iag sub-
sisteaee in the vet grass. By which many are
chilled end die in consequence.
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FINDING Hkss.-The Maine Farmer thinks
that the practice of feeding poultry with she'll.
Cd corn not COED one. and recommends that
she cob be broken iute ehort pieces, and thus
b placed before the fesls and nibbled Oh a.
lhs, want Il. This 10 regarded - . beautiful
exercise, especially In winter. for The fosh,
ana ksnee bsnefeisi.
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Gbe kansas Chief.
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Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

Various minor engagements and French
successes are reported as having occurred
around Paris. The Government is not to
be removed from Tours. The Prussians
are said to have retired from before Or
leans, and to have evacuated Pithiviers.
The venertble Robert Cooper Grier late
an Associate Justice of the United States
Supreme Court, died in Philadelphia on
Sunday night. The deceased was born
in Cumberland county, Pennsylvania,
March 3, 1894.
Keziah Hinton, colored domestic, who
had lived thirty-fve years in Dr. Mellow
ellis family, at Bloomfield, N. j. has con-
fessed that she fred his barn, poisoned the
we'll, and stole the family silver.
From every part of Arkansas the most
favorable reports are made of the cotton
and corn crops. Picking has commenced,
and, with fair weather, there will be a
large yield.
The library of Strasbourg, just destroy
ed by the bombs and shells launched by
the Badcners, contained no less than 15O,-
900 volumes. Many of them cannot be re-
placed.
The very latest intelligence from En-
rope, is of the gravest character. 1t is
stated from London, that reports thicken
that Kussia is preparing for war.
The second annual exhibition of the
Maryland Agricultural and Mechanical
Association commenced at the Pimlico
grounds, near Baltimore, on Tuesday.
The President has rendered the appoint
ment of minister to the court of St. James
to Hon. o. P. Morton, of Indiana who
has signi6ed his acceptance thereof
1t is announced that Andrew johnson
will run for Congress on the Democratic
ticket in opposition to the Radical nomi-
nee, r. R. Butler.
1t is estimated that over two hundred
cows have died in the vicinity of Knox
vile, Tenn. this season from cattle di-
sease, the value of which was $40, 900.
The demand for Nova Scotia girls as
help is so great in Boston that ship load
would find quick market.
Montana has IA, ,583 men and but Bali
women. Here is chance for the surplus
Massachusetts spinsters.
The tracks for the Baltimore and Poto-
mac railroad are being rapidly laid all
along the line.
Centreville, Md. has 915 inhabitants
an increase of 61 since 1860.
West Chester, Pa. contains 5,611 in
habtiants.
Reading, Pa. has $1,000 population.
New Orleans, La. has 1858.
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01
SATURDAY NOR MING, OCTOBER l, 1870

THE ELEcTIoN. Tho election for In
spcctors, Assessors, and Road Commits
eioners, will take place in the various hun
drcds Of this State, on Tuesday next, the
4th of October. The polls win open
between the hours of 10 and IL o'clock,
A. NJ. aud close at 6 P. NJ. The issues
involvedtin this preliminary election, in
itsHbcariugs upon tho moro important cleo
tion in November, have been thoroughly
canvnsscd and are perfectly understood.
Every man has determined for himself
what is his duty under the circumstances.
F6r the first tine, a hitherto servile race
is admitted to the privilege Of the ballot,
andGbya most disgraceful fraud of the
Radical party, placed upon level with
white men, Now is the time to meet these
hlack,eohorts and their Radical conferees,
and to overthrow them at the polls, if we
would escape interminable trouble and the
degradation Which is likely to follow a
reverse, in the shape of claim of social
equality on the part of the blacks in the
common schools intended for the cduca-
ton Of the children Of the white men, and
other equally rePulsive advances to equal
tyswith the white race. The white voters
have only to meet these issues manfully
and 'courageously now, to set them at rest
But, If they fail to do so, now, when the
opportunity is afforded, let them ever here
afteE,ewithout murmur or complaint, sub
n,ittc whatever disagrecablc consequent
es'mSy ensue, and solace themselves with
the reflection, if they can, that they would
not interposs to prevent them. Nothing
now remains to be done but to get every
vetsr to the polls, and on the day of elec-
ton, watch, with ceaseless vigilance, any
and every attempt at illegal voting, and
prosecute, with the utmost rigor of the
law, all who have the temerity to engage
IN E--Atmia ...
Middletown transcript., 1870-10-01

Two French gun boats entered the har-
Dor of New York, ON Monday, and retir-
ed after sailing around the German steam
er Hermann. The Hermann put to sea
on Tuesday, and was armed. The West
phalia will also be armed. The French
cruisers were watching for them outside,
and were last seen off Block Island. The
Herman would rely upon her superior
speed, she being able to steam fourteen
miles per hour, while the gunboats are moi
able to steam over ten. A French frigate
passed Hampton Roads, and went into
Norfolk on Monday morning, and the
corvette Primaugnet has also arrived there
for "slight repairs" 1t is not unlikely
they are on the lookout for the steamer
Berlin and other German vessels sailing
from Baltimare.