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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
Hrbeit fur BEN H. @enereR.

Der @on9re6 1T 9tatr>1 >pieoer 3u(am.
nen9etreten. Inter ben tpi@ti9eren UNI
erleoi9ten Mabre9eln, tpel&e Dem Con-
BreB oorlie9en, fincen tptr folsenbe:
Cine Bt1 bebuf6 6ebun9 Der S@ifz
fabrt6< Sntere0en Der Ser. Staatcn. Dieis
Blu tebt in llebereinlimmun9 init ben,
III Der lebten 8oti@aft bes prd1ioenten
entbaltenen @mpfeblunsen. Ste bsb1
Die @efimmunsen elmer dl,ersu S@ifs
fabrt5atte aut renen sufolse fein imNu8>
lanoe 9etautes S@if in omerifanii4t
S6if5re9ifer ein9etra9en tuerpen uni
unter amerifanil@er Gla9ae fabren tarf,
@srl9iecene 8iu6 CUR &etorm te5 81
Yilriente6, in%6belonoere bebuf6 @infiibz
run9 Don @ramtnattonsbeb1rben fiji
Mmtsfnnpibaten unp sur @t9eraeQuna
pai@tsetreuer 8eamten eesen miQflrlide
AbleBunsen. Sn 9emi7em @tnne If
aud @enatpr Grumbuu'S 8iQ gu bieler
&!a1e BON 8iu6 gu re@nen. Diele BiQ
be;wedt nur, ben @on9reemitgliepern Die
patronage bel Beiebun9 BON 8unbe6>
draterr 3u nebnen, obne inoel1en bic unz
a~bbdn9i9feit ter 8eomten per Nomini>
~itratton 9e9entber III pabren, nod fir
pte 8eieBun9 Der Nemter bur@ befabi9te
Wdnner gu ior9en.
8iQ6 brbuf5 &rbebun9 ber Territorten
COLORADO uub Nem>W ericp III unipn6s
Staaten.
Cine 8i1 CUR 8e1rafune Der @ielwetz
beret eineMabre9el 9e9en BE Mpruu>
men.
Cine Blu sur Mufbebuns Der Yorto<
fre1beit.
Cine Biu bebuf6 Mtl4afun9 bes Sc
brau@s, 5fentli@e Dofumente auf STE
9terun9Sfpien In Ma1e pruden unp 9ra@
tis uertbeilen 3u lai1en.
Cine 8tQ bebufS &eretntsun9 be6 ST.
le9rapben nit Dem Ypitmelen.
@uBer biel fen MaBrtaeln l@wtben aber
AUDI nod etne gauge Menoe Don BiQs,
In penen @ubfpien in @elb, 2anb u. {.
~. fit Giientabnen, S@ifiabrt8ltnien
uno dbnlide projette 9eforoert weroen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
Muf wilbelmsb6be.

Der Salon Yer6fentli@t in ltinem
,meiten 9eft inter Dem Titel: ..Sm Ga
binet beS &ailers auf @ilbelm6bSbt"
einen unsemein tntere6anten Mrtifel,
in mel9sm Der bur@ feline friberen u8ez
lude" BEL @oeel Don Galtenfein, bel
Dreyle, BET Wloltfe &c., 1pmte eur9 feline
@tupten iber bic berporraeenpen YerlDnz
li9feiten res s,peiten& ailerreidS befann@
te @@rtftfsuer 81. Mels Die ndberen
umidnoe elmer Nuoiens i&tlrert, bic er
bel Napoleon III. am 10. Sftober 9e>
babt. Mbwstdenp BON pem @orreipon<
cen3beridte, wel@en BET 9enonnte @trfalz
Ter iiber ptele Muptsu3 Der ~Times" er>
fattet (uno aus rsm Mussi9e In bic
oeutl@en 3eituneen iiberge9anaen fno),
eibt Der SolpnzM rtifsl pic piquanteten
"Details iber Die @eiprdde ielbit, bic bel
oieler @ele9enbeit 9efibrt porcen, uno
reproouSirt bic ei9enen@o rte pes 8atiers
iber mdn9erlei Ta9esan9ele9enbetten,
Die nod Der NuftIarun9 barren. Der
&ailer, welder nod po6 prangefarbene
Banb re6 S&wurien Nrlerorpsn6 trua,
als er leinen @ait empinQ, lpra4 e1
auerf Don Strabbure unp bic Nnnerion
res Glia0es unp 2otbrineen. @t,
oeben nun Dem 8eri6terfatter paa
@prt.
Der &ailer {9ien gu bemerten, baf
es MIR 36wer warp iber bieien @e8ens
Rano nit ibm III fpre&en, unb i'd muf
tbm Donf mi0en, pab ct nt@t &peiter In
mid prans. ST we&ielte bas Tbema
aber letper Iebte er mid MUIR u1ebr tn@er>
le8enbett
sd babe neulf@ In elmer beutlder
3ettuns eeleien", iaste ct, ~bab I'M 3tm.
nner Der &ailerin i'm Eager BON @balona
obie5ne 8tloer binsen." Gr beftete ret
Blid auf mid unp fubr NIT elmer Stin1:
me fort, In her trob Der &ube etn NIB
fam unterorddter 3prr pibrirte: ~@el
den 3wed slaubt jener eSournalif mi
bttler b~lbofnntetn 8erldumbune ~ e.
rst&tu2 8ilsst e. I'd etx, bab trstn'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
poG6ei9eriC6t.

SameS McDonalb, Elm alter Sdufer,
mel@er feline Grau bdu19 pr0selt uno
Yor einieen Gasen I'm betrunten3 uitance
etnen Berlu9 madte ft& gu erbdnSen,
tbat In etnem nldternen NuBenbltd pas
GntbaltlamfeitS @ellboe uno trat tem
triI9 fatbplil 9en Gemperena<Ge rein bel,
Mo6 an benz Ielben Nbeno> naGpem er
pte&ir&e Yerlai7en> teiof or ft& abermols
fa%nonenvol uno priselte Grau uno Sim
Der. Der poliieiridter i1idie i'm auf
80 Sage ina Nrbeitsbaus.
@tepban DeSnpyer bel9ulbi9te Sobn
Soutbwcrtb bGswiuig auf ;wet ietner
&abe Sel@o0en su baben ; uno .. as
8ater oertla9t 0esnrY:r am ~@abbatb'
BbisfY perfauft gu baben. S@redli@ !
8eipe Bdlle> wel@e fl6 iecenfaQ6 auf
einen na6barli&en 3ptt reou3tren wer<
ben, pa ale BRET 8uten Wbi6fY ni9t rer.
I9mdben fommen ant 10. December gun,
Berb1r.
Dref valte @dweoen" Ole Sobanlon>
peter Benlpn unp @u1a NnbrewS> batz
ten III niel ~8en;ine" 9elaoen. Yenlor
,purre auf 8 Sage na@ Dem NrbeitSbaus
9el anot uno etne &ameraben be3ablter
bic iblide @elp trafe Don SIS.
3met 6rouen MarY 6ericut unoWfary
4beifn9 batten etnen Tamilten 3pif, mie
pcrlelbe untern Na@barn wobl oprfaQen
fam. sic tla9ten benz pol{set &i4ter
tire Not4 uno no9pem ct tbre 2amentaz
tionen 9epuloie aneebSrt Lief Ct betce
6rauen, ber@bfabluns balber, auf eini9e
5tuncen in ben Brummitau ieden uro
perurtbeiIte fe 9emeinl@aftli@ in bic So
fen.
s. Sones unb emma 6olmar wel6e
rnerlaubten um9an9 pfe9en 3ablten je
$40 Strafe.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
Der Norbbeutf@e M<t@Sta9.

Bst @r5fnune be6 @et@tase@ perlaa
Mintfer DelbrId tn @teapertretuns bee
&6ni9s BON preueer, ben feline YRi@ten
als 8unbe6felpberr I'M beutIden 9aupt5
quarter Dor paris fe7tln, bic t5ntelt@e
Gr6fnun9s=& ebe.
Der @9luB Der &eoe lautet rpSrt>
lid:
vSJ5ranfrei@ miro timer 1pieoer aufbSz
rem, Trieoen au balten> iubalD f6 inn
Die M,59lt9feit, Deutlalanb en;usrei=
fen, rieper bietet. Die 8eotn9unoen,
unter renen BE peuti1en Md9te piuen6
6ne, Grieren 3u 1dliben, fno 9enau Be-
fann:. @ie mu0en bic Station fir bic
DON ibr 9ebradten Spfer entlddpi9en.
Cine befe1fste> jeoes 8ertbeioiaune6mit,
tel btetenbe @ren1e 1T bic unerldbliaeBe>
oinoun9 CUR @erettle9un9 tQnftieer Mn,
9rife auf Noro< wfe @IpzD eutl9lano.
Die Bunoe6re9ieruu9 erfudt jeBt pa6
parliament, bic nStbisen Mittel CUR Set
iteuung pes 70 brinseno eewinidtenGriez
cen6 gu bewtQt9en. Den Mrbetten be6
Yurlament6 1T our& ben&rtes fetn Gnoe
eemodt tpprben, Der 1ielmebr cine engtre
@%erbincun9 namentli@ 3miiden Norbz
uno Glib eutialano erjeu9t bat. G6
1T cine eebtetertide Notbwenoteteit, baB
1owobl bic gum Mbldlub seriebenen
wie bic nod i@webenoen unterbano>
lun9en NIT ben iiplt9en @taaten al6<
balD Sbrer 8e9uta9tuu9 unterbrsitet
weroen."
Cine tpettere Depelde beri9tet, bab bic
&ebe bic NotbwenOi9teit ter @rmerbuno
oeS @l1ab uno 9ptbrineen6 alS 8drez
ldaf1 fir tunfti9e @t@erbeit in ber i1drtz
ften @etie betone uno caB ben Mttalitz
rern be6 &et@atass aud al6balo Die,
oas Gerbdltntb Yreubens ;u&uelano be-
trefenoen> Dofumente oor9ele9t perpen
wirben,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
9ie 8sit3lnT1c Der G'ntpanberun06s
Grnpention,

mel9e bic @puperneure eer peRliGen
Staaten na@ indianapolis terufen
batte, louten w1rtli@ fol9eneermaben:
~BeI6lo en, bab Der Yrd7rent
BET Ser. Staaten er1u9t perpe, III ter
%banolunsen NIT ben &e9ierun9en Der
2dnoer gu erSfnen, BON eere1 perionen
in bieies Qanp fommen, UNI cine gemeinz
19ofli9e SuriSpiftton lber Die @mf>
9ranten oe9en Mibbrdude uno Betri9e>
:eien au 1lAern, urb baB cine Mb1d1tft
pieler Nelolution Gem prdfoenten Der
Ser. Staaten uno pem Gon9rel1e berl ell
ben ee9eben merce.
u8ef6lu1ien> bab bic Gonsention
ale Yrojefte, @ombinationen uno Monoz
pole perpammt wel@e bic Gtnwancerer
beprifen uno our9 welde ie rer eeb6rtz
9en@ eleeenbeit fir ben mpblfeilen Tran8>
port ibrer Glitter unoperlonen noh tbrem
Bei tmmun98ort in btelem 2anpe beraubt
re1pen> unp permittelt mel6er Yielfade
8etrii9ereien in ibrem bQlfoien 3utanoe
ait tbnen Derlbt percen t6nneu.
uBe19lo11en> bab na9 Naldt
Der @onpention Elm Girwanrerungs<
Bureau unter ben Muipi3ien Der TDoeral>
&e9ierun9 formirt weroen {oute.
v8e1AlpMen, paB Elm COMMITTEE
BON Ginem aus jepem Staat uno Terriz
torium, tpel9e in pteier @onpentipn rep
rQlentirt llnp, ernannt perce, bas ben
Gonereb u1n Die Grlai7un9 folder @eiese
petitioniren fol-, bic am beften Die In Den
obi0en &eiolutionen ou69eoridten Mn7
l@ten III realiitren permSsen.
uBeldlpMen, paB ale &opftcu>
err, eie ron Ginmanperern erboben mer,
oen> 9lei@oiel ob le brett ODER tncireft,
nit ODER incireft NIT oper pbne Can't
ton pe6 0cleBe6, auferle9t rperren, per<
babt unp un9eredt iinp> unp ab9el&aft
werren iputen."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08
: Sn benz u@ranp Opera 5pu1e'

- SIN benz "@ranp Opera 5ou1e"
pe6 betannten Grir> Yrinsen Sames Gisf
gu Newzyorf miro jegt Sfenbab's reue
Sptrette Die &auber" NIT auberprpent<
li9em Grfol3 se9eben @ebr gu beoou>
ern If nur, pob Die MuHubrun9 IN franz
sSNl9er Spra9e ftattinoet. Der Tert
bat ein3elne @.elen, ne, tn flarem @n9s
lil@ p%or9etraaen, pttt unter ber reid
pereolreten @taatslos. beS prin3li&en
unternebmers, per i1b oarin auf pttdem
@ammetfauteuil> int pollen 0lan3e feiner
torpulenten Giaur uap leiner Dtomante1
pom REMIT @a0er rpie9t, cine unper>
9leidlt@eW trfun9 berrcrbrineen mIrpen.
90 entbdlt }. 8. Der Dialea 3wii9en
rem &duberbauptmann Ga!lacoppa uup
leinen BanDiten f%ol9enpen paf7us:
G%al1acappa: Sc 1T cine Mhatre BON
betldufig bret Mtuiunen. @a8 meint
Sbr raSu?
@armasnola: Superb. @eraoe mas
mir brauden. SIS werpen ea ,ppbl nod
man@e blbi&e Nebenpreft&en fir uns
abfauen.
G%aliaeappa 2obt Gu@ toS ptreeben.
@enn mir ais fetne 2eute In gutter &C.
1eui6aft erl9einen, tplrbe un6 BAG Be9~
praftijtren Don @9nupftabatao olen nerz
oddtts MAIDEN.
Yietrp: @enn mir ober MtQionen
ein1aden
Tallacappa: Das iR's. Man muB
inner i'm GerbdltniS ;u ieiner 9eleQ>
l1oftltden @teQung iteblen!
1np wlroen nun gar bic fpleenben
Bprte, pte Der Dt@ter Dem @@aBmeiiter
eeS 6er3oe8 Don Mantua in ben Muno
selegt, tnGn9lii& selproden> m5&te wpbl
gar mander 3ub6rer in 8erlu@une font
men, fe alS ptreft an ben 0orlteber btez
1eS erbabenen &unftntituts, ben ALL
md@ti9en Beberrl@er oes @rie>@ Concerns
sert9tet gu era6ten:
v6iten @te f9, Yrin3" - 70 1a9t
ndmlt@ BET @&aBmeiter -"@ie lteben
bic @eiber 3u iebr, uno >penn man BIZ
@etber gu iebr ltebt pai1ea Sis
auf! Nebmen @te raetnen @@liHel
4eben sic nah r1eirem Bureau, bfnen
5ie bic @elripinpe - Ste perter, MIDI
niel fnpen: 1888 Grancs uno rs Sen,
times - nt@t etneu rotben 3euer r1ebr
@o feben Die Ginansen bts 2anoes
Mber ben &ef, rufen @ie entrifet, oer
@ef, Du S&urfe, mas bait Du nit ben
@eR a%neefaneen Sun e IL eben ba.
bin Ae9an8en, so,, uarnea tetne @iep,r.
ttbr - ID babe tbn NIT Zen Deibsr,
~perjube!tv
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-12-08

-l1eber bic Steluna ber Deutlhen III
@btna, f9reibt Elm TIM &eih Der Mttte
a%nldidBieer 2anb6monn:
uDte @binel en, NIT ben mir pertebren,
frasen uns nit tofnunsspouerMiene> Oh
mir Grantret@ benn ntdt erobern Mir
ben ; fe iteben gang anf beutlaer @eite,
neil lie G%rantcien unp &atbolifen alS
ibre Geinpe onieben. ~l1ebrisen6 TT Der
&ubn, ees ~beleenmltbtsen &bniss> Der
aber bas 8ernfeinlanb berrl9t, mad benz
Sabre 1866 bis In pas bimmltl 9e &ei9
0eorunger, 10 baB bic Deutlaen, wenu
fe BON tbrer nationalen Ma@t ipre@en,
nt9t mebr pte ebeben, nerbSbnt rpereen.
Die Meinunsen ber bierwpbnenoenGne
ldnber iino lebr 9etbetlt, ober bic @ebtl>
beten fnp meift auf unlerer @eite. Mit
ben GrunSoltn febtn *pir periSnli& iebr
out, permetben e6 natIrli@ abtr, NIT III
men BON rem &rtese III ipre@en. @rofe
Grsube MAIDEN une bic @panter, bic fir
Deutl6lanb Teuer uno Tlamme 1ino.
Do6 peuti@e Clement, beatl@er 9anbel
uno @erfebr baben In Stailen cine 9roee
3utunft. Sbr babeim tdmpft 3u9let&
fir cure 8riiper tint Nuslanpe ; mSee Der
Sies auf euerer uno auf unlerer Sette
@etn!"
- 81. Sobn .. Mc@ortnev, elmer
ber oef dbrli9 ten uno beri@ttelen SAL
19er, wuroe flr3lt@ In Der Ndbe DON
ct. Souls perbaftet. Ct bot ben Beamz
ter> wel@e Jpn perbafteten, cine iebr be-
beutenoe Sumn1e, iopie cine Mn3abl iebr
pertbpouer Ylatten (pteielben iouen pe>
nieftens $4,000 fofen) an, &peu11 fe
i'm pieper in Greibeit ieben ppQten. Dte
Beamten tparer unbefe9li@.
Mm Z. Mfat bieles Sabre6 faufte Mc>
@artney 4,000B ldtter 8antnoten<Y apte,
in 81. 2ouis, 9tr8 NIT leiner Gautlts
mad @inneapolts unb loll bort mdbrent
bes eun,en @ommers fall&ee @elp fab.
riatrt baben. ..42. G..in al &
Glprtn& l.. Dec. Die 5pantl9'
Elotte nit per, COMMITTEE bes gortes at
I8orp, melde ben 6er3p8 BON Apfa ppr
l.tner 8abl Jun. adnis ofF,ttu infcrr1t'
ret loQtn 1T In Genoa a,,9elauot. Gin
IDsputation muroe BON &tprn obSefanb
nm bic spautet " btpiQtput#tn.
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ST.. Eutu1ert,

OV- 2NtWtI|1.
taale @traee, ct. @au!. febt benz gttbrten ?nt
blttnm i~eberaett ~ Dttnten NIT aaeeeatt$neted
eaetrbter soaa betfen 0ebsau. Tyr tsesn 9tea4
nr 8abrtsat beftn6 ben aettrtsn &bntbntsu -
q tdbt luub! 9attb4 $
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
PRAIRIE

4 GOOD stock of Fruit and Orna mental
n Trees, Shrubs, Plants and Vines, for the
Orchard, Garden, Yard or Nursery, comprie-
ing
APPLE, PEAR, PEACH,
PLUM, and CHERRY TREES,
GRAPE VINES,
GOOSEBERRIES,
CURRANTS.
RASPBERRIES,
BLACKBERRIES,
STRAWBERRIES;
ORNAMENTAL VINES AND SHRUBS;
PIONEERING PLANTS AND SHRUBS:
JUNE. CLIMBING. HYBRID PERPETs
UAL, MOSS and MONTHLY ROSES Of
the choicest varieties. --.
A splendid lot Of TULIPS. HYACINTHS,
CRDCUSES. PE0NIES, &c. plant from
now until Fall.)
All the above stock will be sold - low -
like quality can be afforded.
While my facilities are equal to any one IN
this part of the country for producing and pro-
curing the best and most reliable stock. have
no unreasonable inducements TO offer IN ordss
to get persons to purchass. Every article 10
open to inspection before IL Is purchased. and
l warrant every thing to be what 10 10 sold for.
The experience Of this establishment coca
for the benefit Of my customers, Who can 81.
ways rely on being treated fairly, and With due
regard tn their wants in this line of business.
Address,
E. SNYDER, Highland. .Kaasas.
July 30. 1868.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
BULLS
SARSAPARIILA.
A Good Reason 70: the Captains Faith

Read the Captains Letter, and the Letter
from his Mother:
BESroN Barracks, Mo-, April 30, 1865.
DR.. John BuH-Dear Sir: Knowing the
efficacy of your Sarsaparilla, and the healing
aud. beneficial qualities it possesses, send you
the following statement of my case:
| was wounded about two years ago-was IA
ken prisoner, and confined for sixteen months
Being moved SO often. my wounds have nsi
healed yet. have not sat no moment since
I was wounded. am shot through the hips
My general health is impaired, and need
something to assist nature. have more faith
in your Sarsaparilla than in anything else.
wish that that is genuine. Please express me
half a dozen bottles, and oblige
Carr. C. p. JOHNSON,
st. Louis, Mo-
P. S.-The following was written April 30,
1865. by Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt.
Johnson:
Dr.. John B1H-Dear Sir: Nv husband
Dr. Z. s. Johnson, was a skillful surgeon and
physician in Central New York, where he
died, leaving the above G. p Johnson to nv
care. At thirteen years of age, he had a
chronic diarrhea and scrofala. for which
gave your Sarsaparilla. 1t cured him. ] have
for ten years recommended it to many in New
York. Ohio, and Iowa, for scrofula, fever sores.
and general debility. Perfect success has at
tended it. The cures Effected in some cases Of
serofuio and Jerer sores rere almost miraculous.
am very anxious for my son to again have
recourse 70 your Sarsaparilla. He is fearful
Of getting spurious article, hence his writing
to you for Il His wounds we're terrible, but
believe be viii recover.
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER.
To my United States and World Wide
Readers.

To my United States and World W de
Readers.
HAVE received many testimonials from
l. professional and medical men, as my alma
macs and various publications have shown, all
of which are gensine The following, from a
highly educated a popular physician in Geor-
gia, is certainly one of the most sensible com
munica;ions have ever received. DR.. Glenn
ent knows exactly what he speaks OF, and bis
testimony deserves to be written in letters of
gold. Hear what the Doctor says of Bulls
Worm Destroyer:
VrLLANow, WALKER COUNTY, Ga,
June 90, 1866.
DR.. John Baii-Dear S,r: / have recently
given your Worm Destroyer several trials. and
find it wonderfully efcacious. 1t has not
failed in single instance to have the wished
for effect. am doing a pretty large country
practice, and have daily use for some article
Of the kind. l am free to confess that know
Of no remedy recommended by the ablest au-
thors that is so cert,in and speedy in its ef-
fects. On the contrary. they are uncertain in
the extreme. My object in writing you, is to
find out upon what terms can get the medi
cine directly from you. If | can get it on
easy terms, | shall use a great deal of it.
am aware that the use of such articles is con
trary to tho teachings and Practice OF great
majority of the regular line Of NJ DIS, hut
see no just cause or good sense in discarding
a remedy which We know to be efficient, sim
ply because We may be ignorant of its combi-
nation. For my part, shall make il a rule
to use all and any means to alleviate suffering
humanity which may be able to Command
not hcsitating because some one more inges
Gus than myself may have learned its effects
first, and secured the sole right to use thai
knowledge. However. I am by no means
advocate Or supporter of the tn jusands OF
worthless nostrums that food the country, that
purport to cure all manner of disease to which
human flesh ia heir. Please reply soon, and
inform me of your best terms.
am, sir, most respectfully,
JULIUS p. CLEMENT, N. D.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02

To DESTROY CURRANr WoRxs AND BUes.-
As q preventive against these depredators, Mr..
Richard Dopp communicates to the Rome, N.
Y, Sentinel, the result of his observation and
experience for some years. He says nothing
is 60 effectual in keeping worms and bugs from
all kind of trees, shrubs and bushes, as green
cedar, cut in small pieces and sprinkled under
the currant and other bushes; and to keep bugs
and worms from fruit trees, he recommends fruit
growers to tie cedar brush around the trunks
of the trees. There is something offensive
about cedar to all bugs and worms, and they do
not approach it. He remarks that he has never
yet discovered worms nest on cedar brush,
and that cedar brush is also effectual in war
ding Of mosquitoes and flies. A horse may be
rubbed with the brush in the morning, and lies
will not bother him that day, or until the odor
wears of. So person may lie down in the
woods to sleep, cover himself With cedar brush,
and not be troubled by flies, mosquitoes or bugs
Our readers can easily try the remedy, in any
of these cases, when the proper tine arrives.
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EARLY HAY FOR Mich Cows.-Mr. Scott, q
highly successful dairyman of Vermont, has al
his hay in the barn by the first of July. Mr.
Lewis, prominent dairyman of Herkimer coun'
ty, fully indorses the practice of Mr.. Scott
He said, on late occasion, that he had de.
monstrated from actual experiment that such
hay was in every way better for mich cows
than hay as ordinarily harvested, and an ad'
ditional feed of meal. Since he had aban
doned the use of grain and depended upon the
hay made from early cut grass, nicely cured,
his cattle had escaped the various troubles to
which they were subject on the other course Of
treatment, and their condition as to flesh was
all that could be desired. lie thought farmers
in time would come to see the advantages Of
securing hay of this character. since it approx.
mated very nearly to grass in pastures. and
contained all the elements for the Development
of milk, flesh and muscle, in connection with .
high degree Of health.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1870-06-02

MAKING HAY EARLY.-Moore's Rural New
Yorker states most truthfuly, that some prac-
teal farmers, whose experience covers the ex-
periments of many years. give 1t as their opinion
that much is lost annually by not commencing
the haying season early enough. 1t is asser-
ted, too, that customraily large portion of
the Dutritive properties of the grass is lost BY
over drying the hay in the meadow before put
ting it into the NOW or stack. They arc
doubtless right in both of these assumptions.
The natural juice of the grass should be re-
tanned as far as practicable, but this cannot be
done if the grass is allowed to become dead
ripe before being cut, or is suffered to be
scorched to death in the process of curing. If
no rain intervenes between the time of cutting
and taking the hay to shelter, very little expo
sure to the sun will be necessary. Placed in
cocks, soon after cutting. and left to stand a
day or two, will be ample as process of Gu
ring. The hay will be much more nutritive than
dried to crisp.