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HAVANA CIGARS.

HAVANA CIGARS.
Fresh invoices Of HAVANA CIGARS, choice
brands, such ~ Partagas, Corona, Figaro, Upman
and Punarega. just received per Lord Lowell VEN
eral Hancock and Liberty, from Havana, aid for
sale 1t . small commission.
"A Al:o g. on hand, good assortment Of Do4BSIlC SlaS
dura "Rl 0allito," and fresh Havana Tobacco Seed.
sf n. PEASANT,
1el0 3mo No. CarOndelet street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

lLAlAIS COMMISSION.
The undersigned has made ample arrangements.
with counsel in the City Of Washington for the
prcsec ution of claims against the United states
under the late act Of ConEress.-
Address WashingtOn, District Columbia, No.
l423 street. corner Of Fifteenth
spl9 JOHN NJ u. PAkkhh
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The Engineers and the Governor

We present the suhjoined report Of the
Chief Engineer, General n. JEFF Thompson,
and the correspondence between Engineers
Thompson and Hatch and Governor War
moth:
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

What Is taxing pace among US aAmoSt
every day? We need not look as far back
as Washington, or the case of Whitaker
who killed barkeeper with the ever-ready
death weapon, because he did not sufi-
GENTLY hasten to give him light for his
cigar. We need only refer to the past few
years to reoollect murder after murder,
one causeless blood-shed after another,
and no other consequence follow to the
shedder of blood than a few weeks inn
prisonment and the expense of counsel's
fees. The inference most naturally drawn
from this state of things is, that human
life in this country is held cheaper at the
present time than it was in earlier genera
6ons
Yet, if the question be examined closely.
there are many things to show that this
inference would not be q correct one.
The spread of systems Of comprehensive
philanthropy, the efforts to amehorate
and humanize the system Of prison dis
cipline, the constantly growing distaste
for capital punishment the spread of So
cieti6s for the suppression Of cruelty to
animals, all these show the tendency Of
the age to humanitarianasm, far different
from the times Of the first two Georges,
when ins gentlemen used 70 make parties
70 Wit NewgAte on panishmsnt days,
~. ~ u - u 49, A. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

The circumstances that for some time past
have prevented Messrs Krng Co., OF Rheims,
from putting up their champagne wine in q regu-
lar style having ceased to exist, VIC beg to inform
the public that the goods now sold and an invoice
with tin foil or wax. and that hencefortb all bot
Ties will have cap bearing the usual trade mark
A. ROCHEREAU l. CO.,
l6 and l8 St Louis street.
New Orleans April I, 1871. apS lSt
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

Dissensions Among the Communists
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23
THE FIGHTING HAS BEEN MURDERous

AWFUL SCENES IN PARIS
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

BISHOP POTTER ON NUNS AND SISTERS OF
CHARITY. - DR.. Potter, the Protestant
Bishop of New York, has a very clear idea
of the Importance of Nuns and Sisters of
Charity in the Church militant; and he has
great anxiety to have a large number of
these holy women under his Jurisdiction.
We make these remarks on the foundation
of a speech which DR.. Potter delivered at
the Episcopalian convention held In this
city a few days ago. But is not DR.. Pot
ter, in his desire for Nuns and Sisters of
Charity, aspiring after the impossible If
the Rt. Rev. gentleman will make inquiry
of Catholic Nuns and Sisters as to the
| means by which they were attracted to
pursue the convent life, and by which they
remain cheerfully in their vocation forever,
he will get two answers first, that they,
the Nuns and Sisters, firmly and absolute
" believed the Church to be Infallible,
and, second, that they find the Sacraments
of the Church to be real channels of di-
vine grace to their souls. DIR. Potter
could not reject either of these answers as
Insufficient. The reason is each of them
las accomplished the effect assigned to it
as a cause. And a glance at both of them,
an Sc, will convince any one that, in opera
ton, they are competent to produce the as
signed result. But DR.. Potter's Church
has neither Infallibility, nor Sacramento.
No one ON earth, certainly not DR.. Potter
himself believes that it is Infallible. This
universal disbelief is a criterion of truth.
Therefore, DR.. Potter's Church has no In
failibility. 1t is the same thing as to the
,, Sacramento. The Protestant Episcopal
Church has no Sacrament of Penance, and
it has no Sacrament of the Blessed Eu.
l charist. 1t totally repudiates the ideas o
, Confession and Absolution and it looks
q on the doctrine of the Real Presence as
mere Roman superstition. Therefore, il
8 has no Sacrament of the Eucharist. There
= fore it has no Sacrament of Penance. TIL
!. Episcopal Church thus naked, how can
d have institutions of holy womenf TIL
d thing is utterly impossible. The case thel
y is, that if DR.. Potter means to have Nun
,. and Sisters of Charity, he must have In
i falllbility and Sacraments. The forme
T gives gertrude as to salvation the latte
y gives all the grace and strength the sou
requires.-Ne,O York st. Peter.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

Some very wise people have been sneer-
ing at the Count de Tyrone for his remark
in Dublin that O'Connell rests in Rome,
whereas he was buried at Glasnevin, near
tho Irish capital. But the Count was
right. OConnell's heart is in Rome, and
there is good authority for applying the
word crest" to the heart. Mr.. Mccarthy,
the well-known poet, in an address to
Rome says:
Amid the countless crowd whose pilgrimage
Ended within thy loving arms divine,
Let read three from out the immortal page,
Tryconnel s Lord. Tyrowens Earl, anu thine.
Whose troubled heart now rests in Agatha lonC
shrine.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15
DROSPECTUS
/ THE
College of the Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS.

This Literary Institution by the State OF
by of Society of The build
ings are well adapted for educational purposes. A
entirely the street. Is reserved for
that from the arrival of the pupils at 1e
till their departure at T. NJ they are constantly
The course Of instruction embraces Greek, Latin,
rnvl;sh French Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography
Mathematics, Astronomy Natural and Mental phlos0
ply, with the addition Of Bookkeeping AND inc usuA'
foInmercial Branches; also the German language
Students are admitted unless they know how TO
read and write. Al.
The training of the students s the
lead ng objects of the instructors.
Eyery month report sent parents stating con.
duct progress rank in class and attendance
| The academcal year begins on the fret Monday OF
| October and ends about the 3lst ofJuly.
| TERMS: .
ColIe,,ate Course payable ADVANCE and Ia United
| States currency, two months, S20
| Preparatory Courre. SIG.
| apl6ly Kew +. GAO IhSLhI' FFesioen''
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT MARY-J RSoN W
PARISH or ST. JAMES LA.
Situated on the Mississippi River. sixty 1i0'
New Orleans.

This ancient and magnificent establishment moor
porated by law OF the Legislature. and empower
grant diplomas and degrees will be opcneo on 'ne ~
october II ia under tho direction Of tho Marist
sathers who form society specially devoted to educa
ton. College Point and Convent Landing are conSe-
nient and landing places for steamboats, going
to AID returning from New Orleans
Payable in o. S. currency half yearly In ADVANCE:
Board tut,6n' washing ana s'A'lono.. 20 $3.50
Doc ors fees and medicine in ordinary cases OF ILL
Entrance fee, to be paid only once. ,,i ~
N BAH music Lessons are to BIO PAID LOT mon'niS
in advance.
REFRRENcEs:
His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop of New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy Of Alsiers.
For further details apply to the Very Rev President
at the College. 1or,psyNr
ocl 1y Me- 40 Gravier stTee.. NOV O.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15
INSTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
L Corner st. Philip and Galvez streets,
New Orleans.

The eoyernment throughout this establishment is
mild and parental The pupils never from
their Recreation table are
the same for all. snort, everything tends to pro
mote aectionate union between the Sisters and the
young Ladies' intrusted to their motheriy care
THE instruction thorough and solid and in harmony
with the requirements Of society The course
n both Englith French) all the branches OF know
ledge cultivated the present day Each Language 10
taupht of respective countries 30 80 70 IN
sure correct pronunciation =, ,,x,....
The scademical year closes with public exhibition
and distribution Of premiums to which parents are In
vited. -. ..., .....A.., ava
soictude Governing those placed under their charge
nv alone TIE Sisters OF ST. Joseph endea
yor to ncucate principles of solid Piety require the
strict polite and amiabe department and
inst feelings of and affection towards parents
| Pupils of all denominations admitted. .
NoTA-During tho bathing season. the Boarding
School is moved Bay Louis where the Sisters
| of St Louis have fourishing academy.
| TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows: =,
| Wasbing OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 w
| Entrance 10 "
| Music Lessons and of Instrument. 9! N
Singing Lessons 100000. y,
Pastel Oil painting according to the number of pupils
| Needlework in all is varieties, golden en- broidery
artificial flowers taught to the boarters without exit
charge. ,.s...,. =. .h
Academy the Sisters q" 81. Joseph, Box 1911, New VI
leans ;" or. if more convenient, apply TO ,-p ,,.
Oc30 ly " ~ ELDIf' Asoii''
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Herring Star and Catholic Messenger.
80 cpIrANs SUNDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1871.
,r,r N, Morning Star and Catholic Messenger
THE CITY OF REFUGE.

THE CITY OF REFUGE.
u.,,-o, and Beser Ramoth, Kedesh, Golan-
= ,.oa Of them at time Of evening prayer.
r.., .,o.ed nv Bible and went forth to study
IN. other Bible-Nature's solume fair.
Tho names came back whom. entering the green "''1'
I slowly paced it, leafy, nowery ways
H.bron and Beser, Ramoth, Kedesh, GoiAn-
Unused upon these cities of old days.
I.rael had passed the horrors Of tho desert
HAD thrown aside for aye old Eeypts ch"An'
-..,h.a ~. ,rom,sed land but still was wanting
The rest that for Gods people doth remain.
rb.re sti was strife and bloodshed; st tn sVens'i
of pu,l,less blood did wait to ssy tho sissef;
t.t C,od amounted strong and walled ciuos'
That be who sought might fnd his safety tnefo'
where are they now. those cities OF proteoton'
Hsxs thew been overwhelmed by times great hooe
u..h za, been there and havoc. and CONFUSION
And left Of them vestige where thoy o'o'"
FOR 10 tho avengers smite u.s. TOO ior eHn
Ths, We havo donc-our forefathers ana We
sorrow and caro-, and suffering pursue "'i
Have we no city whereunto to flee!
sail this sad question came. Us in the cleaning
wandered onward through the shsdowy deiia,-
And all ut once tho unspoksn thought was Ahh"''0N
pv the soft ringing Of chino of bells.
Than on royed, where. hidden In the forest'
Built by long folded, long forgotten hands,
Halkruined, weather beaten. .vy-covered'
rbe old gray chapel OF st. Mary stands
there whore falls that chapels engthen shnuo"
Where tall trees wave their branches ose'n'"''
Far from tho noisy concourse OF the hS'ns'
! saw the silent city of the dead.
And as I sazed upon the scene bsf"r" mo.
Where hushed for aye are sounds OF s,r''e
A still voice whispered. Sec the poftas -
OF refuge for the stricken ones oil eAf'"
n Father hear, and in thy good limo grant me
mansion in that city Of the best
wbere wicked oies forever cease from '''"''i's'
And calm the weary lie in loving rest
QUITE.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

Parents and Guardians desiring frstclass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards, will find here
Located in the healhiest portion of of the most
healthy cities South with large grounds and in
retired romantic situation. it affords in addition
every facility acquiring education mental and
moral of n high grade. Large additions have been
made to buildings meet the increasing applica-
lions for admission.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the office Of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger. i2i Carondeet
street au2s 1y
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DRUGGISTS.

THE HIBERNIA DRUG STORE.
Q. 4. CLINTON.
DUBLIN PHARMACEUTIST,
Dealer in
Pure Drugs, Chemicals and Family Medicines,
FINE TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFu MEh1.
Depot for Patent Medicines. Sweedish Leeches, Ner-
wegan Cod Liver Oil.
Special attention given to filling Ships Medicine CnestS
Physicians Prescriptions carefully prepared At AL
hours day and night,
New Orleans my2s III 1y
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ST. JoSEPH'S SCHOOL
y Corner Jena and PrytAnia streets.

ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.
y Corner Jena and Prytania streets.
This Institution for the Education of Young Ladies'
with Preparatory Department, conducted by the Sis
ters of Charity its classes and resume its
former Exercises, on MONDAY, September 4, 1871.
The Sisters themselves bound to respond to
the confidence reposed in them by parents and guar
dams giving their pupils Christian and Virtuous
Education. , =,
The of instruction pursued includes all the
branches forming a Solid Education.
TERMS Per Month-Payable in Advance: .
Franch (slassea .......-.-- 2 90
Music, Drawing, Plain and Fancy Needlework form
charges. au27 tt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No 90 Baronne Street.
This Institution is conducted after the European
plan All branches of Vocal and instrumental Music
taught by Professors of unrvaed ability and
tation. Charges very moderate. Beginning of the
season. MONDAY, September 18th.
Call personally at the Conservatory apply for Cs
culars etc, Glass-box 1896, New Orleans La.
| THEoPHILUS MASAC,
| selo GIN President.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15

The duties of this Institution will be resumed on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
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CANT v1NcENT's COLLEGE.


CAFE GIRAKpEAu, MISSOURI.
This institutions conducted b the Priests Of the Con
'saSsiiSy Mississippi river forty miles
.bove Cairo and hundred and fifty miles below ST.
Louis.
The College building are arSs ans ws
vent T for
The College is of Regular daily packets
touch at Cape Girardeau -
OF SEPTEMBER, and ends about the first Of July.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per scholastic year .ssse
Phyaicians Fee and Medicines !"
Music. ~
For further information apply to
Rev A. vERINA, C.M,
President of the College,
aus7.l " =" St. Josepbs Church. New orleans
Sr. JosEpTs so gEsUL,T Mes ACADEMY FOR
ormerly Of Ghar1ssscn soash carolna
This Institution is adapted in respect for an ex
all the modern improvements and is heated throughout
sss sna
Sc @ ns to e.
IT,; s M sesa
snns ana NAMING
Of the condition of the sS Ts1
board BED Bedding Washng Tuition Mn.i il
Driving, Painting Embroidery and Plain Sewing, for
A ap4 DE- new Il. f. BRADY Is Union street..
or. JosEpHs AcADEMX FOR YOUNG LADIES,
= Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg, Frederick County, Maryland.
This institution pleasantly situated in healthy and
raa anS two
It OF ian IN
buildings are convenient and spacious
ED and and %ss
L. H-'0F ALL All f PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic wear is divided in Sessions Of Ave
each beginning respectively on the ash OF Au
EqHs ss ssa the tn sa 9s
ap,67l1v ST. Joseph's Academy Emmitsburg. Md
ct srAN1sLAUs COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS MISSISSIPPI.
This institution conducted by the Brothers Of 1.-THE the
an Situated in
% yisM 9a sns and bathing in
Rs ns pupils
Psnss all ssa sssd English education
and Tuition per session. payable half yearly in
advance 10 90
Beddins Per session, toptiona. --.,.--- 10 GO GO
Doctor ts nt AZ the institution eo
EXTRA CHARGES: ~
n Elanc Anu sIc II. ,Pponth observation-disclosures 50
< use Oh riAho ot tt ~ -............- 90
= Eluoe per mSe.u . 49, zenith .-- l 90
and German languages per month, eaoh 5 %
Fort urther particulars, apply to to-, op,,soND
fe14 II 1y DIRECTOR Oh INC N"iAeso
), or. JOHN THE BAPTIST URsUL1NE ACADEMY
TUSCALOOSA ALA
- To civ
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-10-15
EDUCATIONAL.
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under Direction OF tho Sisters Maranites Of Holy
Corner of Rampant Congress sIreets Third DISTRICT
New Orleans, Louisiana.

This magnificent Instituton wa. chartered February
1855. in quiet and healthy locality in
the suburbs of the city, and at short distance from
sns snrds al those advantages which oontrbuts TO-
the health and security Of its inmates.
Iupils of denominations admitted butfor the
Tend the public exeroises conform the rules Of
the Institution.
The system of education embraces the French and
English ang4sges viz: KssSng FEsnSh
ern Geography OF the Globes, Prose- and Poetcal
Compositions History Ancient and Modern Scored and
Proins snSa a PSasoSbH CSs1is
Astronomy Botany Book keeping, Mathematics, etc.
Music, r wing, Painting, Plain and Ornamental Nee
work. Tapestry, Embroidery ArtihciA Flowers, etc.
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English, per
- per quarter &C 90
Entrance Fec for the year only. 10 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
MUSIC on the Piano, per quarter. 70
Use of Piano .... OO
| Stationery 2 %
| Washing .-.....-.....-.. l2 90
Tapestry and Embroi'ry :. .................. 8 90
| Artificial Flowers IL OO
| Drawing IL W
| Painting Id w
Baths for the Summer Season observation-disclosures 90
and close by the end of June, by examination and
| public exhibition.
Books, etc. may be procured at the Institution at
pupils are received at any dnrinQ the year. and
charges made from the date of entrance only.
For further particulars apply to the Mother superior
Academy of the Holy Angels auH ~ ~
lGAINr v1NCENTs COLLEGE.
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Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,

A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
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,For the Morning Star and Catholic Messens'''
RIJFN FITZGERALD:

"a NovEL.)
..,,,,,v dedicated to the Memory OF N.Y. .p. ~
DALTON WILLIAMS tue A''e" L N"'
s T. ELDER.
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CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.
The Thirty.Ninth Session of this Institution, will
begin on WEDNESDAY, September 90, 1871.
TERMS:
n'As session sh Of Five Months. . ~. 800
Washing and Mending Is
Infrmary charges .
Entrance Fee for first year only 10
For prospectus and further particulars, apply to
au27 2m SISTER DIRECTRESS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22

MoRroAaE sALE-WHERRAe b. A. DuEBER
No. saa kmiie Dueber wife n.orteagcu did duly
49,. s.s AZ deliver to Tbos. C. Mcclure mort
sns ms'r ssr. Ddsu,ure Of mortgage IN, uprn,
..o. epy CohV fylhg the following real estate and
properly stuat IN The county Of Staar,s sni zoo
u minnesota, aud In said mo,tsaxc d,.crYhsd -. M
Of roeS s snm xs1 ioss ~ and ave(5
the town Of 81. Cloud. ~ INV n,s,tss .nS %
81 in the office Register Leeds in and ne .s;d
o. o, .s ,hsry;, sad NOR s.go and tie pow
Med 0t said mortgagsfs, IL dated the 2ad dsv ~
~ n, A. u. Loot. and duly recorded in d. n;oa
on Of DEEDS in AID for said s,earns county
~ Of decd. -; p. .se eel sed
and fifty doiissffure the payment of Two Hundred
mort. aye wit IL ninety days from the date of sait
YER r.ont6 iii ri thsrate Of one per cent.
certain oniesory no lsu - ne conditions Of
Dusbsr to the Sad Thos. {. Etsa ~ the said II. A.
And whereas oefAult has Etue.
ditions Of the sstd mortgage BY tlpade In the con-
the said promissory mite tor Two Hulon payment Of
dollars and the interest tI.~rson an.1 aud Tiity
claimed to be due, and is actually dth 70 now
mortgage principal and interest - Aforesaid - satd
ofThree Hundred and seven and 5ol0U dollars aru
date Of this notice, whereby and BY reason whers1
The said pvwer Of sale has become operative. and
whereas M actt processing - law OK otherwise
has been Instituted to recover the debt remaining
therefore. notice Is hereby given dat By virtue o.
the power Of sale contained In said moetG1Ge, and
pursuant t. the statute in such made and provi
ded, SAID mortgage will BE- forecIosed By the sale
OF said mortgaged premises g % much thereo
as may be necessary. q psblic veDdue, BY "a
undersigned, Sheriff Of said Stearns county, ct III
front door Of tho Court House, In 81. Cloud
In said county, on SATURDAY, THE SRI DAY
| OF JULY, A. 1871, At 2 O'Clock IN the after
noon Of that day, to satisfy the amount that shall
then be due on said note aud mortgage With the
| Of foreclosure, and the further sum OF One HUI,
dred dollars in said mortgage covenaDted and agree
" be paid by said mortgago,s to SAID mo,tpaeee. =
attorneys solicitors connsels fees in addition
all sums aud costs allowed in that behalf by law il
case OF the forrcIOsu e Of said mortgage.
Dated St. Cloud, February 23d, A. u. 1871.
Tuos. G. MCCLURE, THOS. e ALDEN,
Mortgage. Sheriff OF Stea, us &
| may25-7w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-06-22
AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.

Tho american Agriculturist-af
Ter stating that Jerseys are best 70,
butter m@kiug, Devons for working oat
tle, Ayrshires for milk fur sale, and
6hort-Horns for beef makeys-express.
q tho opinion that "if a combinativt
COW is wanted, one whose male calves
will make fair oxen or beef, and whose
milk will be abundant, yet good TO-
butter, the Ayrshire will gener all
be the best"
Two correspondents of the Coun
try Gentleman recommene, as .
remedy for COWS kicking when being
MIXED, tieiug small rope around tn
cows body just forward Of the hips
drawing it moderately tight.
If The Rnraz Neo Yorker reports
that in New York, and apparently in
the country, there is strong DISPOSE
ton to make early sales of cheese, thu,
( preventing . largo accumulation o.
stock. The opposite plan was tried
last year with very unsatisfactory TO-
suits to holders.
> The Rxral Ne,o Yorker gives
It, preference to drill planting of corn
over planting in hills.
.E-Hotsss should have feeding Of
roots daily. Nothing is so good as
Z tsfrots for them, if they are not at
hand, wash = few potatoes clean, and
pound them and add meal. A. an al.
tslstive, and to aid digestion, roots
10 needed In the spring. Cattle ca.
agreatsf variety than horses, and pota-
g tstoes, turnips, beets, or carrots are not
refused. Parsnips might be grown
Nth prodt for cattle, aad w,utercd. in
j tho ground-American Rural Home.
Both the army worm and Chiutz
bug arc rsportsd doing much damage
- crops in different sections Of Iowa.