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and integrity in the affairs of govern |
ment, retrenchment of salaries, etc.
But the first and greatest good, we
think, is the general benefit of dssociG- |
tfon among the farmers. They greatly
need TO come together more frequently,
for social and intellectual Improvement,
as well as for professional or material
advantage. Hence we rejoice at the
success of this movement, although there
are minor things connected with it that
we do not altogether approve.
There are, We believe, some sixty or
more oranges organized in this State,
and more in contemplation. We will
say more about them in week or two.
tsTHE PLAGUEY PCssLEY''-Mrs. G.. of
Madison asks US to tell her how to get rid
of the "PussIey weed" in her garden.
Since the late rains, she says, it has
come up everywhere, among the veget-
ables and flowers and in the paths; and
even where repeatedly hoed up it does
not die but takes root and grows again,
or lives without roots just as well. She
thinks the pestiferous pussley is a worse
plague than potato bugs, for even Paris
green won't kill it.
| Purslane, as it is called in the books,
is indeed troublesome weed to combat,
when it once gets possession of TIE
ground, and the best remedy, as usual
is that Of preventive-tlo not let any of
it go to. seed. Next, when it is seen
that the purslane is coming up. while
quite young, plow or cultivate the
ground, as often as possible, so as TO
bury the weeds, and they die quickly
Where the horse cannot be used, lloeing
by hand. so as TO cover the weeds while
young, will answer the purpose. But il
the weeds have got too large for this
method, they must be pulled or hoed VI
and then raked iii piles and carried of
the ground. Then they should not be
taken to the manure pile, as is Otter
done, else the seeds will ripen and bt
scattered into the manure, to work mis-
chief again next year. But If there arr
pigs in the pen or orchard, give tht
weeds to them, and they will eat then
very freely. At the Columbus nurser
les our hoefng and wedding was dori'
by female dutchmen, and where til,
purslane was plenty they would eaci
: bring u sack to be filled at night Will
the weed and eitrfietl home on top 0
the head, for feeding to the pigs. Purs
lane is also used, when young, by SOM
people as greens; but these uses are no
sufficient to redeem itfrom being pes
tiferous plague. !
NORTHERN OHIO FAIR.-The schedul
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The time is from the 29th of Sept. to Iii
Sd of Oct.,e-feur weeks later than th
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better satisfaction to exhibitors and til
Z public than ever before. Persons desir
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dress Samuel Briggs, Secretary of til
: Association, Cleveland.
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Extract of Jurubeba

DIR. w EL7S
, 1873-03-11

EnntaltVen Correspondence a. Tho Se.o pork Ford.
horrible ece1e Of canniba,ieln was enacted
in Tralee few days ago. Tho principal actor in
1t was pig-jobbcr whohad long boon completely
absorbed ia the qualification Of nnmnl deairca
aud passions. TLfR two-footod brute caIno homo
lrutlt to his poor old 1nothor, who has passed
tho nllottol +" nWoa-score ycnr8 and ton,"- and
tho old creature demonstrated with Him. A row
ensi1cl, in which tho mothor was knocked down
OH tho tiopr, and by sheer forco ono OF her legs
WIS broken In two places. Th!a not aatisfying
Linn lio commenced to oat the flash OF her arm.
= A wntchr1,an named Mara, who was passing al
tho time, raa Gttrnctcd by tho wonlan's: aoroams
to tho house, aud on Mara forcing open
the door lo saw him actually eating
the tlosh, aa il ho had taato Tor
it, Tho wntchman not being ablo to roscno tho
poor creature from Ills savage giuttony. he wen
on for nnotler watohlnen, and, OIL their return"
ing to the house, ho WIS ct the sanlo inuuman
feast, mud Lis face and broast woro all ameared
with blood Word was cent TO tho poltcoi and
tho night-paerol, on coming. 10 the house, He-
cured him. Tho coolnesa Of the ruftlan WIS e1-
charge Of assault against DIara for attempting
to make him desist when ho first oniorcd nul
aaw the horrible ropast ]lo was illnlglng III, Tho
nonr woman was conveyed tn tho County 1u-
Urinary and placed untor tho caro- Of Dr. 1n,ylor,
whore, OIL examination, her body wan found I'd
DO friGhtfn1ly lacoratod; tho bono Of ono aEm
up to the elbow was quite haro Of fieEl, and tho
BinowR o. tho othur wore quito exposed. It Is
thought che can hardly survive tho treatmont Of
her cruel son. Her dopostions wore, OF course,
taliou, aud tho prisoner, WHO Lad boon in tho
Dr4lewol, was transferred to tho county-5ail for
trial ut tho AsBiKeB.
, 1873-03-11

In boston for soyoral yoars tho Metropolitan
Street Railroad Company. has proved perfect
mine for dishonest employees, and stealing on
this road had reached aucl m extraordinary
dogroa that tho management found 1t necessary
to maintain system Of detective surveillance in
connection with, tho conductors department.
Some months ago tho company introduced
patent alarm punch for the uso OF tho conductors,
aud for while tho conductors wcro tlwarted
in tho procesa Of "knooliing down;" but within
few months It camo to tho ears Of tho superin-
tondont that the .dang punch tlidn't amount
to much;" aud 30 tho company installed Major
Joucs, formerly High s1aio Constable, md
el,arp officer an deputy superintendent, and told
him to gcloct Ills mon for detective work.. Tho
other day several conductors wero arrested for
atcalins the company's money, aud an invcsti-
gatiou ahowod that tho said conductors had boon
using bogus or imitation alarm punch, only 1t
was variod just enough in itn mechanical coil-
atructlon 20 ASSAULT tho uuors Of 1t to "hnoels
down." II appeared Tint ono OF the conpany'a
punches had boon rctatnca by discharged ein-
p!oye, aud fa!ae lnetrurnonts noarly patterned
alter it.. Ono man let out tho bogus lining for
gu or SS day to ouch conductors rs cloIo to
hire thonl, unl ho Ind evidently mndo good
thing out OF It. Tlao yonng mon arrested wore
NOT .cIty-brol, but oauao to Doeton from tho
rural retreats OF Mpiuo, wllero horne-cars aud
Hknooklng down" arc unknown, Tho Judge
1nod the dishonest men, and then gaVo then
lecture,
, 1873-03-11

tho B1loriN to ttnow whom ho would DO going
through Chicago with hin fathor, and, lonrninH
tho tin,u, mot tho,n at tho train. The shorR
wnn ngalil forced to witneuA n most fcart-ronl-
iuR sceno at tho oeIng OF tlo fatl,or and poh.
10 loft tllcm noyeraI hoarn togothor laylng oror
for TINT rurpoae.
Aa II t1lore wero a singular md fatal attrnction
attending tho fernalo mombora- or. the Cooley
iianiiy oil the worry tlay that tho s)icriir pushed
brought 70 r,i,. by III usfugtunnscl l i,fatuatIon,
Lucy Cooley, q younger aister OF Uyntla, was I.
party to tho destruction Of tho happinoaB Of
raoy noyoy ~ y tia tla1 riy 1ltiy: Albert D. Hoysy an on
and three ohildron, and olopod viii L,cy to
rarth unknown. Ilioro Ind exiatod a criminal
Intimacy botween tho Two for eone months, and
Hoysy had tho brutality to inttoduc llor into hia
iamly, md Kept her tiorc. TIliB tlually becamo
n. woman to quit thc house, wheroupon Hoyey md
hts pnramour oloped.
, 1873-03-11

directly md most heavily upon thono lens! ahlo
and WHO cannot oscapo, absorbing their .litlo;
margins wl,cs,myt 10 tho!r savings, thus koep-
itig, thonh howcrB Of wood aud drawers Of
,wator,, without lopo OF roliaf. r.