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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
Rbsin- unS Mp(tlsaa.

6sbleni, 10. 3Up-Dis Nsisi mar ssaern
absnS in Srisr bis auf 10 8uj sspablen snb III
nod fortpabrenp i'm Stsissn. Oas Nplst.
bampfiaiH bat sabsr bsats @srssn feline &tiis
na@ lrisr ui&t anssirstsu, ~ionbsrn ld SUr an-
fer sslsSt. Der Rbein bat s~benfaCs cine bsssu ?
itnse S6bt nne pa&f fsrtwabrsnb.
Daisbnrs, II. @rS. Tabir aanS in Der 20
rissn @S&e Der &ssaeteur Der .Duist. Ylis,ts.'
psssn fanf pri&iessnr @rtiisl anstilast spr
8ui&t. Strafantrase ~srsn ssftat ssm Cir.
fen Yismard, pom a~risssminiasr ssu ROSn u.
BON Der MaitartsbSrbs ; bas llrtbeil lautsts aui
isbs gSs@tn @sfSnsuib Ger Staatsanwalt bat.
te cine @slsbubs pen $50 sblr. tsautrasD.
Yetont bel Der urtbsilsfaQans wurSs, Oab bic in
eiminirtsn artifel ben Shfntidm Grisssn &C.
fibrptttn, inptm ie namli& pas fatbclii&e gelf
| eeSsn anptrs 9laNsn pom StaatsanstbSrissn
aufrti,tfn.
Mus Saarbriiden wire bsri3ttt, cap bic t.
nisli&s Disqualification cine ~abrmaliss Gr.
bSbuns btr Sebltnprsilt am 1. DECEMBER eintrs.
ten lisb.
IN Der Observation-Disclosures sen S&srr u.
2ilitraib in Srter 6eristb eurS bic unscrli6-
| tisfeit ots eebrlinss, Wslder bel ei6t Spiritus
I'M SeQer ,aptts, esrleltr in Srans nne nur NIT
Dtnve sriana CO, purp btrmetil1ts Sdl,tBtn
ees Sellers unb miitelt Der ,Su9erl 9tn Geuer-
lsl1maEt" efn Srans ~ eSmpfsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
srrtlpunhn} Der Gnrsmb. Wa3slt,.)
Seuth NeHS, Anp.

WV
Uctbrtsr Serr &%esafteurl
Ea i6 nsuli6 sinsn flsinsn, absr fir bic SEA.
tspIiisn iebr srfrruliam artifsl bon @iSba.
wata in itrsr 3eituns sslsisu, 10 srlaubs i'd
mir bic 5reibeit einise @srte itsr Sfutb 9snp
ig itreibsn uno crude sic, b~snislbsn sia be.
ibsipents Ylas9sn in ibrsm ssI9istsn Slatts
einsurSumsu.
Ssutb SsnS III cine isbr blabsnss Stast ;
pc lisst am ct. SCitpbsfubs, rirsa "a @silsn
Sili& BON Gbieass, IN Der 9ai4isan Suuibsrn II.
Nprtbsrn 9ueiana u u. Sis ia Der DobnliB
bss 8ics- YrGfsrnttn gslfar unS III lsbr BE-
fannt tpsssn ibrsr gSaAsrtrait pnp ibrsr ,ablrsi.
den 6abrifsn, icsts burS ben untrrnsbmsnoen
Gsit unb ben untrmiplidsn 6Ieie l.iner Sc
i&aiislsuts ; sin gspsis bisspn H. Sae F@ bic
Sin~pbnsriabl Der Stast in wenissn 5abrsn BON
5000 bis iu 10000 rtrmsbrt bat. pier, ME an
allen Srtrn erbstsn I& bic Ratbpliten, sspiRasn
niSt psnissr an 3abl ais an anlrbta ssr hem
icSsnanntru prpistantiIatu gslts. @sun is ir.
ssnrpc cine bisrttiits 8sYS!ferans 81 inpsu mar,
70 mar IS Dor siaissn Sabrsn in Sputb Ssnb.
Wser paS Strsbsn lrsleasfrissr pristsr bat s,m
llnius %ssRsusrt, bic Babrbsit ans qi6t ssteat,
bic 6ali&bsit ;u S9anp.n s.maSt unb ben SIR.
tbum msbr rSsr wsnisr ;~srirsut. Ssst fam Der
aatbSlif nit Gbrsn uno &sipsrt tur@ bic Stra.
esn Der sbemalS 70 biseittn Stabt stbsn. Die
9atbplifsn Ssutb Stnos bsl,sbsn iittrbaupt aus
8ranspitn, Srlanpsrn unb Stuti9fn, pcpcn ltB.
tsre i'm Stsrift ins, cine SirSr fir iib alsin Az
tausn.
am 6. 7. nIs s. irarss bic i0tinSiJs Nh.
eaGt abssbalttn, ssIritst pem bo5tp. Gatsr 8.
&Ourfe anp pom boom. patsr y. sautb C. S. C.
prbsi Der e~rsre fir bic 5rlanssr uns Der lsBtsrs
fir bic Deuti&sn ~pfIsiirts. SStlt srbausnS mar
ss ~ isbsn, ME ale Der ansa9t ssiwpbntsu, bic
bell. Saframsnte smpFnssn unp rapur& einsn
iarfsn 1lanbsn al ben Sag lsstsn. Sres Der
Belt te5 unSlaubsns, sts Watsrialismus unp
ess atbsismuS, sibt rs bod nod TsniSsn, BIZ
S'stt sisntn anp ibrs SssIsn ~ rsttsn ssriu&su.
SSis ~ 3eitsn Der Gsiarsa BON &om Der e&t.
@brif benz SSwsrts Der Syrannsn, Der gSutb Der
eIwsn, Der 8lutb tss Sbtiterbauftns, benz @e,
i9rsi Der witbsnbsn WsniasumaKsn, lssar ben,
Ipse SrsB bpt, 10 biettn beute bic aatbpli!tn
stm bSbnii&en Gsla8tsr uuc Der e~raIsfsn lin.
wiHtnbtit anptrsslaubissr lros, wsnn ss gill;
gSsrfs bss 1laubsns an ben Gag ~ lsssn.
Rotrt'9ame, g.. Deg.
Ssuts mar Gin tpabrsr 5rsapsntas fir bic giit.
slisbsr Der 6tltai9aft pts bell. arsu,ss unb fir
bic @smsines. Ni@t penistr ais IL iunss
@annn babsn tas Srbsnsllsie ssnOmmsn, NO.
runtsr. l& 2 enrsmtursr s%sTnssn, namli8 BIZ
Ssrrsn s. .. Temutb csc, pen Gid al psl
Saur unb 5, y. @Orssu c. sc. aus Saririn.
gen. @siss inp lsgtsn Ssrtlt mad Imsrisa aus
sswaEesrt nit Der abii4t ais MiiIenGre gu mir
Ten. Disien 3wed IN srrsi&sn. babsn ls ben sr.
FEN ~i9tistn S@riit Srtban. Ben eislsn IL
tpsrbsn i& ersi BEN Yrisfrfanbe pibmsn, BIZ
perm Gsmuth @Srssu uns Wabsr, bic aussrsH
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

~ er1bwinssn. Sn Ganara 4. 9. aber,
NO ie Gle G%pncurren, res ausrGrtisen
9eArftes su beitsben BADEN, iinp iie san,
sufliesen nit cen prsilsn, bic ie coiclbf
Dbne ShusscQ erhalten f5nnen. Nun
fslltc man msinen, mir bdtten ~weniofens
baS &e6t unler ci9eneS Gal, chem
10 billis su senieben, mic Die 3eute in
&anaoa uno man lpute Gal; nibt Ial;i
ser MAIDEN pur6 unn6tbise. bsbe Yreilr.
Aber per tra9t Die S6ulc? Den Sal,z
mOnppoliiten fam man ni6t perpenfen,
Dap iie ole Strbdltni6e 70 gut ais mSg.
LID benuBea UNI nebmen ipas lie bstpm,
men f6nrcn. IS lieSt an Rem Gplttm
fe!bff. SO ionse mir lp9enannte S6uBs
sblle BADEN. peresn mir bpbe pteiIe fir
fat ale snlere Sseirfnife be3abisn mil
len. Wa5 mir pben pUn benz Gal, la9s
ten, gilt mebr poer weniaer BON allen
Artttslt, pelde unS gum 9eeirnilic
Gnc. 0iejeni9en Dlarer, ipel6e Mot
aerSellt werpsn miNen, wrrecn mebr
ODER weniser curd bic per3OuteE in Nit
letoenihalt 9sc9en. aebnli6. wie g8plz
lie i'm prrile iteiSt penn Die Saumpaae
lGleht 8erdtb, 10 it aud man9e Daarc
bier tbeuer, neil cine ibr Yerlpanpte eli
mem bpben GinSanSsScae unterliest.
llniere GARNER mSssn ossbalb wifen,
saB bic preiie fir u@rcceries" .Dry
Vppps" unO Wai6ienen niAt nptbwens
Dig 70 bod iein mihen. Sie m6ssn
ipi1en, raB il6 cisisS anosrn last II. cas
iieeit,en suten She'll psran AUDI nit bslfen
f5nnen. Sn uniersm Sanoe reaiert eas
Telf UNI Ipenn es ii6 uSumbua" Ycrz
MAIDEN la6t uno sewiIe 0eIeaidaftsn
bel WusbsutunS pes 9anees rubis ses
wabrsn LIFT 70 1T ras eins ,issne
ebule,
0lidliGer 8siis ldbt f9 bic Sarii<
frase bel Der nd6it.n partsisetaltuns
ntbt ntebr nn9ebtn unb es miro essbalb
Seeem 9elsSsnbsit Setptnn iperp.u, pic,
1emS lutiauserlylism, p.l6es ippbl it nit
3dsen unc lsereH pbraisn, eter ni6t
nit lcsii@sr Ssrsisfabrurs ssuesipiz
asn ldbt.
Srucefebfer.-Sn Der isstsn Eummsr in
Nriitfl ylnler Nferbau" IsQ e5 unttr Nnperem
ftMt ,,Hrit!4en" DSrtli9 c Sranfbsiten" 9si.
Gyn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

Im 1. Ros. .RejiFsrt Der ,llaissrs" bic Ga.
ben elmer giiitn' auf 45,342 20. Ia bic Cub.
leriptipnsn nod immsr niSt ssiSl0lsn Inb, 70 ia
IS gar ni9t anwabritsinliG, bas eiuiss Snu.
ssrttauisnS 5ranfsn ;uiammsnfpmmsu.
Tar einiBeu Sssea ID ~ paris Elm gpmtlTu.
mar BON poasi6ers anssisum.s, Der 125,0OO
6ranfea bel ia bate, nm bislsibsa ~ GunTru
Ter Gliaaer uns eribrinssr, uslS< fir 6rans.
itt9 Optirt baben, at3usetsn. @cuss.
eerr Subaan salfuk sssmaltssr Sirssr.
nisifsr pen 3ab!bauisn, Bat BEL G,lsssnbsit
isinsr sslSsnsn SUaisit 10000 8rs. Itiusu Or.
bsitsra u. ben Grmsn Der Siast RaSlbauIsn YET.
tbsiIsn Iafsu.
StraSsar9, 9. Oh. SntsrsFaat tirfts bic
Ratis lsia. sab serass in eansfreiie Stras6rrs
NIT elmer GiapSbnsrsabl ssu mtbr als $4,000
Seelsa bic s~erinSas Sn,asl ssa Optisuea Dor.
Fam. u Sptirtss uamlit 2l0 Yuionsn, bic
nit iarsuI 3aaiisn bic GsiammpiEsr BON Az
Srslsa au,madss. SisrsVs 5ns absr aud made
ni4t aassssaassS, urs sist 3ablsa tspsiisu
ben pr. @latsrn, ,ris tres aasr Gsitatipnen Der
~seianse, prasiiiat 9ian in Der x.sa ben Siss
easousftrassu bat,
S%sassensns, i6. Tsssmttr. Die GrSf.
nuns Der Sasrburssr Giit ababnlisie it ssn I'm.
ierer ssssrbirsissnssu SssSltsruns nit 6rsaasn
beSrTet s0rssa f; Ssasel uus 5nsatris in xnls.
rsr Stast ans ihrsr llmsssuas psYssa easur6
siaeu neasu aufi&suns asbmsn. aaisr Sa.
bsifsu iinO in soasr SsStisfsit. Die 5a,snssfa.
brit, wslGs ibre GrssuSaiHs nar naS GranfrsiS
aao in SLAP ptbrinsea p~trfauit, fann bic a.
naattsa Ssleauussa niat Rsbr ale aasfibrea
uns ainn,t, pas euruSartiIsI anbstriFt Tur FOL
dye Seisaunsea an, bel psl@sa elm SaSr 0isisr.
;sit ssrabrt niro. Die nsus Sasenctfa6rI, bic
nabssu 1000 Arssitsr bsi9aiissn pirs, il bel
nabe isrtis.
Aud bic Sonplaiitnfabrif III in spasr SbStis.
felt unp teb fam ls faam ben brittea She'll 70
siel prssueirsa. ais ne p~srfaafen fsnne. Sa
shen 70 bobsr Ylatbs isbt bic Giscrisnfat.it. -
Inter allen SneuaripwsissH maSsn isss9 bic
gial9fasrif.n bic bsasa Gtiaaftr. pier sist
e5 esren sifr nre cine IN pa!tllsssa. Iae ma
den 1siSaits nit DsutiGlanb. Das Saus
Subtr uao &C., Won sensn sisls in ibrer siss.
usn Sebauiuus srbsitsa. Die Yrssuft sss
SauisS psrSsn issar mad Dansmar:, S4wrsrn
uno 3ablans %ssrianst. aut nit Gnslaue unp
ben ysrtinisteu 6taatsn wadt bic 5irma De-
l6arte. Sn uS&asr 3sit psrssn Sussr II. 60.
fir bic uaG 5ranfrsi& su lisfsrnbsu Stpfe cine
Helms 6abrif in sYSn auIsssu I'm auf bic @siis
ben Ginsaas6,ca 81 s%risarsn. NabrlasinliS
wsrssa tpIr uniert 5silen- unS Stablfabrif yer.
lisr.a, bic, ME mir borsn ua@ Ranr, ,nIsst psr-
ben lpa.
Die Staot aimn,t tdsli& an Ysssutuns ;u uni
| III piss gar ui&t 10 srRaun,nsusrib, psna man
tspsnit, paB is nit allen wi&tissn Ssntrsn surt
Giisrbabnsn anp aauals serbunssR III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
&irdli9s atnisksitsn.

Sn der giBuus res aSnisl. 3aGts
Photographers su Srisr Don, %. Npp.,
,purpe Ger Dpmps9ant BON Irier, 5srr
Sdu, unO 80 isinsr amtssenufsn, Ipipis
Der Teoacteur Der .Srisrii6en..3titune",
Or. &inb unp Der Gspacteur pes .Guhas
rius", 0err Sraun s.s linen our 9aft
9elesten Ssr9eb.ns pi. 86nisliGe sassie.
runS ;u Srisr, pur6 Die in Der IrisriIden
3eituns unp i'm .Gu9ariuS" einssridte
.SeTentli@e Grfldruns" tsleipist su bas
ben.
Sn Der STsntlidsn Grfldruns battsn
bic Seidulristen in erre9ter Wsiie
ibr Ssfrempen cardbsr ausselprp1sn,
sab zen patres 8,rsmptcriitsn in Srisr,
9eitens Ger SBniSl. Hesieruns jeps Dill
fienStbdii9fsit untcrlast uns Die in &cbs
len neue Wtiiiiun ssIblsHen wprssn lsi.
Serner bie6 es in Der GrflarunD OaB Die
Sertreter perielben lib Yersebens sefrast
auf pel6sn Uruno bin cine 70 uners
b5rte Nabr.ssl ii6 rsdtfertissn Ia6s,
penn nod 9ebe cs fein Secs, wel1es Den
%senannten patres bic sluSiburs ibrer
SroenstbatiSfeit, 70 ME oaS gbbalten
BON Wtiiipnen Yerbiste. SIS wirp parauf
Di.ieS Serfabren als Elm willfdrlis
6es unp nt&t sefeBli6es err
flirt uup sesen pie S%OrausieBung prptss
ltirt, ais Oh Die y. y. 8seemptoritsn Deer
i~iberbaupt irsenp Elm fatboliiber Srcen
ftaatssefdbrli6e opr rsihsfeinpli9s
3wsde perfplse. [Sr. 81
@u6 bi. Ssrrsn Geiitliben ces Declts
mats Saarburg. bic li9 i'm oGudarius"
Der ~Ssfentli9en Grflaruns" anssi9lpis
len batten, purren freisslprpden.
Der prOSeb sins unter itbr itarfrm 9lns
crans rss publicums Dor ii6. Der
StaatsprOeurator bate auf Is Sbaler
0elpirafe unp i'm NiGtiablunsSfale auf
cine ISOLDE @sfdnsnib a~nsstrassu.
Irier, 20. NpY. : Dem Ssrnebmen
mad iplen bic Sdweitern bts bisilssn
8lpferS Der 8sll1nonnen pom /. slpril
1873 al rss BON ibnen biSbtr ertbeilten
Sbuls unterribts entbpben rereen. Die
Ter llnterridt wurpe BON ibnen unentselts
lid sessben unU ptro Der Staut wenn
iid oies peripirflidt cine Mebraussake
sOn ca. $500 Iblr. paeur1 srwaGltn.
Mentioie, II. Npp.-Seitcn Der I.
Nesieruns BON @a1sn 1T bic S~erflsuns
hisr onoplonof. boe ME Gtobt nom m,t-
tsrbauie Der S9uli6wetem su @brpeis
Ter, welde bier cine 6iliale fir bic itaetis
l6en Mapaenidulen unp cine bSbsre
I59terI6ule baben, ben Sertras ;u fin
pisen unp unter @nweiluns Der nptbs
wenpisen @ebalte btnnen feds W0naten
fir anfeauns weltli4er Sebrerinnen gu
lcrsen babe.
Sn Der Gtact 9onnon Nitt es geans
Watt,s al. SaipprpWe 8ir1sn unp Ia'
peQen unit 214 Yriefsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24
GNab=

Die Sabieiptisnsn Su 6uplsn Or nab
6r1asrei9 9~sbsnosn GIidNsr uuo 9otbrinssr III
ben pariler 3eitanssu aIeiu bslisf i9 ant %.
Sftsbsr auf ~iclsenSt Summsa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-12-24

ane ais eesr- xao arbeitsbriser kiimmt, ie
mad ibrsa anlssen une 3abistsiten.
ct. yiarp's ataSeu,p Sns.
Den jansen Damsu bi.isr @aitalt pars. cine
hsins Niiiicn psm sO@p'ssn gatsr 9rrnsy
c. $. a6ssbaltsn uuO ;par am 6. Z. uni :.
sisls5 1aiats.
.. 9autbC c.. S. c..
9otre.E me, SnS.
IL. DECEMBER 1872.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
HORTICULTURE.
TELLING oNE's EXPERIENCE.

The editor OF The 1gricaIiuis. In the December
number, has very sensible remarks on Telling
Ones Experience He says: "The only way we
can arrive at the proper value of new things Is for
each one TO say how they have done with him. If
one reports favorably upon variety he is at once
very good fellow; but if his report is adverse those
having an interest in tho plant seed, or Whatever ii
may he IN question. don't find him to be such very
good fellow after all 1t takes several yearsto ascor
tain the precise value of a thing. whether it be
fruit flower, or vegetable"
Any one who has any connection with the agrieul-
tural or horticultural press will recognize the truth
of the above remark. A few weeks ago we told our
experience with the Peerless potato the past season.
aud since then We have received several letters
matter for publication. But. notwithstanding. we
intend Just 50 long AZ we wte ts from time
To time the facts deyelope- no matter whetnef
they are favorable or not IL 10 only by ioliowing
this that the advice OF those VINO write can %
of any possible benefit to the farmers or fruit growers
of the country. few years ago some parties inter-
ested ia certain variety Of strawberry, urged upon
the National COnyeution the propriety OF dropping
from the list Of approved varieties for general cuti-
walton the Wilson'S Seeding. and subsfitutin9
instead the Jucunds But the plan OF Yteil,ng ones
experience soon put stop 10 that Wild sche'ne as
it has very often 10 many others Inc timely 'elnng
of experience stopped the distribution, at fancy
Of ta; poor 3ua ssy due q the
almost forgotten Harrison potato could hot nav
beon stopped in the way, before thousands 81
dollars we're spent by farmers 10 buying seed AZ high
prices If this variety Of potato. The early poca,
lion OK the fact In fur fRIBUSE that the sc-eaiied
"Ron,eyn Seeding was nothing but the Inonphs
de Gand saved ts Teadersthe expeuso ana morthSa-
ton Of paying hign prizes ioa an , ",a Az"
II il only By repeated telling OF practical frut
growers experience that the inexperienced can be
made 10 fully realize the fact that dwarf pear trees
are not "A good for orchard planting as standards.
This hailncination has taken such root throughout
the eoautry that II is dileult fo dtsabuse men
iniuds OF this dwarf pear tree fsllay.
Telling the experience VI Intelligent men soon pnI
n atom 90 the ulonstroGs svindle OF the VINE plant
Thousands If roots OF the common rnbarb were ssd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

90 good grass. Lot him make. their feed "a much
like erass as he can; l. O., give roots. give bran
mas6es, give plenty Of salt II the affection comes
Of some parasitic insect strong tobacco tea viii drye
has no jucy food for his calves this Winter IL not,
he will be impressed with the Importance Of buying
s0me rutabaga and beet seed next Spring. and BOW
ing turnips ia his com the last time hs works IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05
THE PURITANS.
n, oLIvRn wESpELL uotMKs.

wuEr thslPuritans Game over.
Our hills and swampO 70 clear,
The woods were full Of catamounts.
And Indians rcd a. deer,
with tomahawka and soalping knives.
That made folks heads lock queer;
O TIE ship from England used 10 bring
A hundred wigs year
The crows came cawing through the air
To pluck the Pilgrims corn.
The bears came snufiling round tho door
whene'er babe was born.
Tho rattiesnakes were bigger round
Than tho butt Of the old rain's-horn
The deacon blew al meetingttme
On every Sabbath" morn.
But soon they knocked the wigwams down.
knd pinc-tree trunk and limb
Began to sprout among the leaves
In shapes OF steeples slim.
And ont the little wharves were stretched
Along the oceans rim.
And ap the little sohoolhouse shot
10 keep tho boys in trim.
And when ct length the college rose,
The sachem cooked his eye
A. every tutors mesger ribs
whose coattails whistled by;
but whom tho Greek and Hebrew words
Came tumbliug from their jaws.
The oopperColored children all
Ran screaming TO tho squaws.
They had not then the dainty things
That commons now afford,
but siiccofash and hoD1iny
wcro smoking on the board;
ThoY did not rattle round In gigs.
OR dash in long.tail blues.
But always on Commencement days
The tasors blacked their shoes.
Cod bless the ancient PurltaDsi
Their lot was hard enough;
Tut honest hearts make iron arms.
And tender maids are tough;
So love and faith have formed and fed
Our true-bOrn Yankee stuff,
And keep the kernel In the shell
Tho British found so rough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-05

WHAT KNowTxDGEs ARE or MOST worth,
There arc a large number Of our readers who hsyo
little time every day for selfimproyement, but do
mol kncw how 90 employ that time secure the most
desirable res1lIa They may read good dsat w tte
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-03

TREATMENT OF THE TOMATO PLANT.
This delicious, delicstely acid, cooling,
hesl hful, and now almost indispensable
fruit, whose hygienic qualities have been
tested by the human system (thst most
perfect of laboratories is, by careful cul-
ture being brought to perfection aud in
stead Of coarse. unsightly, sporgy, seedy,
i'll favored tomatoes, the desirable qualities
oI earliness, productiveness, size, sclidity,
paucity of seeds, evenness of torn, rich.
ness Of favor, and beauty of color may be
secured.
Do not plant in the open ground till all
danger of frost is over, unless the plants
are protected. They will flourish in a
rather light than heavy, ard rich, but not
over rich soil. Hoe early and often Let
no weeds grow. Keep the soil friable.
The advantages of pruning have been
questioned, but our tomatoes grow best
when we'll pruued. Cut out all suckers,
and non bearing branches. Let in light,
air, and sunshine. Most of the fruit grows
on the lower parts of the vines, and there
will be no loss by shortening them for
nutrition will then flow to fruit instead Of
making fibre.
1t is sometimes thought well, in garden
culture, to support the vines by brush, or
other refuse material, or by training, which
may be done by setting poles IL feet apart,
the tops five feet out the ground Attach
wires to them horizontally Thu, the fruit
is exposed to the free action of sun and
air
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-03
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

D. WE'LL 4 BROTHER, Dealers in Dry Goods
4 Clothing, Main Street
JOSEPH ISAACS. Dealer in Dry Goods 4
Clothing, Main Street.
c. C. BUSH y co. Dealer in Groceries 4
Provisions, Main Street.
DANIEL LYNCH, Dealer in Grocerss d
Provisions. Main Street.
SCAMMON 4 TIFFIN, Wagon making d
Blacksmithing. Main Street.
SAMUEL ISAACKS, Blacksmithing Main
street.
SAMUEL RICHARDS. Blacksmithing and
Wagon-msking. Main street.
JOHN v. SCOTT, Empire Hotel, Main stset
D. H. DUNN, Boarding House.
MRS. L. GREENE, Hotel, Main Street.
J. M. MANASSE, Books and Stationery, ETC.,
Main Street.
VIM HARTMANN, Bathing 4 Shaving Saloon,
Main Street. Shasta.
L. WELLENDORFF. Dealer in Drugs Med
icines Etc, Main street.
VIM H. DUNN. Livery Stable and Coral
Main Street.
O& c. STAGE CO.. Jno. Craddock, Agent
Office Empire Hotel.
GRANT l TAGGART. Shasta and Weaverville
Express Line, Office Empire Hotel
JOHN FLEMING. Proprietor of the Brandy
Creek Saw Mill.
CHARLES MCDONALD, Saloon and Reading
Room opposite the Court House. Main Street.
JOHNSON 4 HEARN, Commission Mer-
chant, Red Bluff.
G. C. SCEROTER, Saddle Harness Maker
Charter Oak, Main Street.
PETER HOFF, City Meat Market, Main
Street.
J. E. PELHAM. Physician, Office up stairs in
Wells Fargo Co.. building. Main Street.
JOHN S. FoLLANSBEE Attorney at-Law
Shasta.
E. DoRROwSKY. Gunsmith 4 Machinist,
Main Street.
A. DoBROwSKY, Matchmaker and Jeweler
Main Street.
w SCOTT, Bootmaker, Main ire ct.
CIR. KNOX. Saloon. Litsch's old stand
E. VrLUNTINE, Hardware Store and Tin
Shop, Main Street.
D. P. BY.TLE, Undertaken andW Wagonmaker,
Main Street.
E. 4 C. A. GARTER, Attorneys, Charter Oak
building.
VIM MAGEE, Deputy U. s. Mineral Surveyor.
NJ S. BABC' OK, Attorney.
j. N. CHAPPELL, Furniture Store, Main
Street.
C. G. LEROY, Saloon and Oyster stand, Main
Street.
JOHN CRADDoCK. Livery Stable. Chandler:
old stand.
W. PRACKETT Attor ey.
B. SNOW, Tin Shop Millvile.
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-03

CHIvALRY.-On recent afternoon, a
slender, weary-lookiug woman, carrying a
baby entered South Boston car, and not
being able to find seat and not tall
enoug Oh to reach strap, stood swaying about
proverbially cbivalrous, and FIVE or six of
them sat and watched her, and sympathised
with her, and wihsed some other fellow
would give her seat, and were deeply
yrieved when SIZE left the ear, thinking she
could walk more comfortably than she
cnnid ride.
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-03
SH HASTA COU Err.
ONE SMALL BOY.

Tate Comesky was wag and the ling
lie der of race of ragaWuf6ns renowned
for hilarity rather than decorum. He con
sIdered existence great joke. yet one at
which he seldom laughed aloud Tate
pent up all his fun as the Indians do, quiv-
er'pg. merely, or in moments of transport
falling on his stomech to revolve as on an
axis. II years old. born Of poor and not at
all respectable parents, young Comesky had
rever known time when lis bread and
butter bore any kind OF a right proportion
to his appetite. HIS M raj nature would
have been stu y for theologian. is
ruling passion was to speculate with the
copper faucets of the neighboring water
pipes. One lovely summer morning there
occurred and unpleasantness in Tate's
home circle. Pere Comesky, cheered by
multiplicity Of cups that did ipebriate,
amused himself by firing off crockery at
Mrs. Comesky's red hair as a target. She
treated bis yivacity on homeopathic prin-
cipals like for like. Tate spraDg valisntly
into the contest to be quenched for father
Comesky seized him by bis rear rags and
shot bin through the open door, He seat
Ell himself in an ash barrel, and resolved to
consider bmselfe disinherited. That de
termined upon, there was the choice of an
occupation, which puzzled Tate. Beggi z
was monotonous the '.peeiers" intertsred
With stealing as steady trade newsboys
were too plenty If he could play the I'D
die, -or-most enjoyable Of all thiDgs--lssd
about . tame bssri But, who would fur
SD the bear7 - aeasa :. :.
At this point there came BY small imp.
With voice like stpsu- whistle, shrek
ing .Hesss yer horn -pspe' sir-mon'
pspe' ("
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-03

DREAKY Homes all the dreary
places, deliver us from the dreary farm.
houses which so many people call home"
Bars for front gate; chickens wallowing
before the door; pig pens elbowing the
house in the rear; scraggy trees pever
cared for, or no trees at all; no towering
shrubs, no neatness, 20 trimuess. And
yet lawn and trees, and a neat walk, and
a pleasant porch, and plain fer ce around
all, do not cost much. They can be secur-
ed little by little, at odd times, and the
expense hardly be felt And if ever the
time comes when it is lest to sell the farm,
$50 so invested will often bring back $780,
For man is brute who will not insen-
sibly yield to a igher price for such q
farm when he thinks of the pleasant sur
rounGings It offers his wife and children.
The Shasta courier., 1872-08-03

WITHDRAws.-Wil Dean, the Chair
man of tie Delaware Democratic State
Central Committee, publishes card an
nouncing his resignation of that position
on account of the nomination of Greeley,
and says further that he is prepared to
help form a straight Democratic ticket
He is quite sure that the doirgs of the
Baltimore Convention were intended as an
outright sale of his party and an abandon,
ment of all claim to anything like political
honesty or principle.