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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
SOCIE Elka.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Washington Lodge, No l, A + A, Hall at
Second and King streets
Asylum Lodge, No 23, o F, at Odd Fell
lows Hall, Third and King streets.
Good Intent Division, No 5. s of L, at Hall
Fifth and Market streets
Humanity Circle, U G A, Hall 5O4 Market
street.
Lincoln Lodge, No 3, X Of p, at knights OF
Pythias Hall, I'll Market street
Washington Division, No o, s of T Fifth aud
Market streets.
American Star Lodge, No l, & +, at Good
Fellows Hall, Third and Market streets.
Fidelity Temple. No. l, True Templars, at Hal
cor. OF 7th and Spruce strests
American Star Lodge, No. l, I. o. of &. F., now
meets in the McClary Building.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

Tho Governments of Austria and Germany
have issued orders to chheck the emigration
from those counties to Brazil. This action
has been rendered necessary by the operations
of the Brazilian emigrant agents who by hold
ing out various inducements and making all
kinds OF promises allure the contidine country
people into becoming South American
colouists. The railway fares to the German
ports thence to the Brazilian coast are placed
Mt very low rates. but after the emigrant is
once landed at his destination he has a very
hard time Of it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

The British Government and people are
giving great reward to Gen. Sir Garnet
diers and whipping lot of negroes In Afri-
ca. Parliament has voted him $l25,0OO in
money the Prime Minister himself moving
the grant; and they have made him ma
ior general, as well as q X. c. b. and X.
u. NJ. G., the Queen, in person, comforting
the insignia ofthe latter order. This 10 all
very handsome, and Of course 1t was not
updeserved.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

SUICIDE OF ADELAwAREAN ON A WESTERN
STEAMBoAT.-lnformatio has been received in
this State to the effect that one Joshua Strauss
had committed suicide on the Ohio river steam
boat Thompson Dean. near Cairo, H., on Friday
night last. Strauss, who formerly lived at Mil
ford, Del, where his family now resides. was
travelling agent for Messrs. Whann. Whiteman
u Co., tobacco merchants and M. & j. S. Per
rine liquor dealers, both of Philadelphia. 1t is
supposed that he was behind hand in his accounts
which induced him TO take his own life and thus
avoid the disgrace consequent upon the discov-
cry of his criminality. Deceased was German
BY birth and was quite well known in this city,
having frequently come here on business.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy Relief for Young Men from the effects Of
lmpedments to Marriage Removed. New method
OF treatment New and remarkable remedies.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No: 2 South
Ninth ST., Philadelphia, pa..-an Institution having
a high reputation for honorable conduct and pro-
fessional skill feb6-2taw&wSm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

UPHoLsTKRINa.-J. u. Mccartney and Daniel
ksnney, two Industrious aud deserving young
men, who served regular apprenticeship with
George e. Macan, late of Macan tk Son, have
started general upholstering business ut No. 4lG
Market street, second floor, over the GAZETTE
business office. They will attend to the work in
all Its branches particularly to the laying of car
pets, mattings aud oil-clOths, hanging window
shades, and the making of all kinds of mattresses
They should be literally patrouized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

DULL.-Police business Is as dali as the
weather, which is probably owing To The
old topers getting so wet outside, that they
have no desire 10 dampen them selves ln-
side. Hence they refrain from their custo-
mary drains while tho rain falls. There
have been no cases up for trial before the
Mayor since yesterday morning.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
SHEKIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of q writ Of Ais. Levaria Facas to me
ID directed will be exposed to Public Sale, at the
hotel of George Whitfield. in the town of New Cas-
tie. in New Castle Hundred. New Castle County.
Del,
ON SATURDAY. MAY 10th. 1874.
at two o'clock. p, NJ,
The following described Real Estate, viz
All that certain Plantation or Tract of land with
the Buildings and improvements thereon erected.
situated near the town of New Castle. in New Cas-
tie Hundred n said County of New Castle bounded
on the Northeast by land now or late of TbOmas
Speakman, on the South east by the river Della
ware on the South west by land or late of VII
| liam Booth. and ON tho West and North west by
tho State Road leading from the town OF New Cas-
tie to the City of Wilmington. containing lis Acres
of Land and Marsh be the same more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as tho property oi
Motion C. Rogers and Sarah Rogers, his wife. and
| t. l., and to be sold by -
ROBERT L. ARMsTRONG.
Sheriff.
| Sheriff. Office. New Castle. April ~. 1914
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

PRODUCE ExcHANaE.-At a meeting OF the
Produce Exchange. at Philadelphia, yesterday.
an amendment L. the Constitution was offered
providing that, in sales OF butter, lard and tallow
the buyer must submit to an agreement as to the
tare at the time Of purchasing or otherwice return
the packages where claims are made, when actua
tares will be allowed. All claims must be male
within three days. Auy member violating the
rule shall be fined fve dollars OF expelled iroIu
the association. Referred to a spec,ai committe
of three.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
LOCAL INTnLLrorHcr.

NEAL ESTATE MARKEr.-la PalIadeIphia,
there 10 an immense amount oil real estate iuthe
market fer sale, whiIs In WILMINGTON there meyer
WAS 90 little offered. y. f- :.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

STILL NOT OReASizEp.--Thc. Wilmington
Chess Club held another meeting Saturday night
for permanent organization but still failed to
complish that object Another meeting for the
purpose will be held tomorrow evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

BARNUM's Show AGAIN.-The bad weather
has made Barnum's tour through Pennsylvania
dead loss. The show--animals, horses and
wag ons-hsse been conveyed by rail from Halle
ton to New York State. Since starting out on
the spring campaign more than dozen horses
have died from exhaustion, and many of the can
yass men and drivers have deserted.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

WITHDRAWN. john M. Bullock. one OF
the candidates for the nomination Tor CorO
ner of the Radical party of this county has
Withdrawn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

POSTMASTER APPOINTED George ". Tay-
lor has beeu appointed Postmaster at Kaolin.
Chester county, Pa Kaolin is on the Whining
ton Il Western Railroad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Food for The Babies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOOD will thrive. be
strong and healthy. and become little models Of
youthful strength and childish beauty. apr2d9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
For the tiizst c.
Charity.

Mr.. EDIrJRi- notice by the papers that
tho guests at the Clayton House, raised \
purse of over $50 for the benefit of Miss
Viyian Nernet and her kraceless husband.
Mr.. Edward Chester. who are, without
doubt. pair of nnprlucipied sdventu rers.
have wondered since if these selt-sime
chai table guests would IA willingly contri-
butte towards the relief OF some OF the dese,'p.
ina poor right here in our own city. There
arc dozens of families in our midst to whom
one sixth OF the above amount wonld, at
any time, prove perfect God send There
fore II tleso people desire To be charitable
lot them help our own poor, instead OF fur
niShIng a pair Ot migratory frauds with
FUNDS tor the payment OF their hotel bills
aud travelling expenses. POVERTY,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Carriage sponge.

A large supply of sponge Of c0nve venisnt ize and
shape, we'll suited for washing carriages, &c.. for
sale Wholesale and retail by
Il. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
RaihInR SnOnGe.

Of fne quality In large. medium and sm all pieces
for sale. wholesale and retail by
Il. BRIN0HURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Toilet MtrT ors,

A full assortment of all sites, including double
magnifying. &o.
Corner of Six tn and Mark ct 81 reefs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

AT HIS OLD SrANp.-Mr. .GeorgeC. Macan,
advertises in another column that he can be
found at his old stand, No. 404 Shipley
street. ready TO attend to all orders for up =
holsteriug, &c. Give him call.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

SUsQUEHANNA SHAD. As yet very few
shad have been caught Ia The Susquehshna
river. The fishermen are making some
small hauls at Port Deposit, bat ,lo not se-
cure enough to be able To send any OF them
to the markets. None have yet been caught
in the river higher up than this latter point
but those which are being caught are large
and Of very tns quality. The cold weath- :
or AMI recent snow storm have had the ef-
feet OF keeping these fish from ascending
the river.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

SHEET IRON MANUFACTURE DULL.-The
iron, mainly,l trade is very dull, the de-
msnd being light and prices depressed.
They have been running two OF their mills
ut North East to iheir iull capacity and the
other about tHO-thirds. Their mills al
Rowlandsville anu Wsstamwell, are run
niug TO about half their capacitY.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Pink Twines

For the use Of Druggists, Jewellers. and others
sold Wholesale and retail by
II. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
Corner Sixth and Mark OF Street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

Town COMMISSIONERS ELRCTED.-At Elk
ton, Md, yesterday, two Democrats and
four republicans ware elected town commits
sioners as follows: R.G. Reese, Democrat;J p
Merritt, Democrat, william j. Jones, lts
publican; X. II. Tun. Republican: George
Gray, Republican,; II. Marshbank, Repub-
iican; James Wells, Republican; and u
". Cruick shank, Democrat, tie.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
fhaulOts skins,

Several kips of beautiful soft skins. suitable fG
Gloves. Window. Carriages or other purposes. jul
received by e. BRINGHURST co..
Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05
Accident by Rail.

An express train, going at The rate of thirty
miles an hour, was thrown from the track. near
misplacemsnt of switch. number of persons
were injured, but none seriously except the fire.
man and express messenger. Five of the cars
were burned by tho upsetting Of stove, and near.
ly all the baggage and large amount of mail
matter were destroyed. The engine was totally
disabled.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

TUE TABLES TuRNED.-The lI.30 train
from Phiiadelpain.a iew nights ago, brought
down \ merry party 81 Wilmiugtonians,
who were returning ;ion sume festive &C.
cdslon III the Getty uf BrotEerIy Love"
Among the party was young lady whose
vivacious spirits and love vi fun got tue
better of her discretion, and not desiring to
contne her mischievOus prsnks amsug her
friends sheturned h sr attention to the other
passengers, many of whom were asleep.
doing up 10 one particularly serene looking
gent, whe seemed 10 be far away in the
land OF dreams, she made some nonsenical
remarks III reference 10 him. for the amuse-
| ment OF her companions. But great was
| her astouishment and fright, when the sup
posed sleeping parsonage quickly opened a
| pair OF tiercely cleaning eyes, and sud den
ly drew pistol. which he pointed directly y
| at her breast. With , smothered scream
| she collapsed into ner seat and subsided in
| to quietntss for the balance OF the trip. The
| stranger smiled u suspicious little smile
while the young ladies' companions, who
had not observed this little by play, won
dered what caused her to be so quiet dur.
lug the remainder OF tho journey.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

The New York butchers had fight for 500
steaks lately.
Connecticut fences up the roads that lead to
smallpox
The potato was unknown ill tn discovery Of
America.
Blonde hair pins are out with waving ringlets
| to match.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-05

D0BERT HADDoek. Piasterng and ca!eimin
III ing. Il. E. Cor. Sth and Shipley Sts. Resi-
dence, 6l0 w. Ninth street. spr2.dSm
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CHAPTER ,

Attez ' ny w visitor a!!a bad 4 got over her
!ls.ls a!ls &. et p.ssien toek ap ny shawl
ny ;;y .1!s keoda Z sh.sl & xhioh 81 che a h.d aueg
iFe1 saese h't17snd ,=7ndP PIT 81 + a. Ma1sy W and then
sss doxn by ,he ) eedside s d. e e. bear 9. - her
:tss' gig e.a esgee e ,hink fl1t i; hey (
tee ses BED ST eb'pssd ' gI sGsln: Her be.ild:
ered q !g! sass Ct 'e.liag e.hleh ,s / could got
ppdss,t.nd a bet yet shieh i. 4! seemed g 90
ata!.l a sh.t + shs e. bad get over q thst a9
- dsls's'st.bls, p.sssa l .sssy .nd he1
We sans es bssk g. g So heE Z. j. s we're. 81,
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= Wskesp constantly On Hand, printed from No
tyls7on ths ssst paper, the followtng bla.ks:

= We keep constantly On Hand, printed iron new
tylsea ths ssst paper, the sollowtag ela,ks:
g. IL -4z> DEEDS. = u
ss;ss:ssz ss;s:,,s, ..., os::::; oass::si, Hs.ts...
i i ss;|s..; DfsfR1or oou1r. ;3s,<'.
Il. a. Notss Of 1ssas,
&: Not1 pr x1Ns Ixscutions,
o.rtfH Of c. rison. Narr5asS Csrsiaeatss.
r. q ass 3us71o1 COURT % -zs i Il
srsDos, xS.s;t Nsts s a:e|s,s,; IS s,:,,..
Bond r., Attachment, Garnishss Summons,
=. Amdavisfss A&tachnsnt| s Notice 70 Dsabndast IL
Dondin Replsvin, III Z Aarnishes summons.
e ! IL &k1SC11LKN10u1.@sa.. , Y t.c1r
.s= RGstf En- ffspsssi:. e ssssa's,sezs.ss
- ~. V TOWN BLANKS.
0rdsrs. with stabs-looss Or beuad, In books Of q
or 100.
y ordsfos SUPERVISOR l.iipg oq. !. n,xslssa, E
l., Release Of Damages by Ownsrs Of Land.
~ 's@@ S-h~s = xs@ss "a, ! H z ~
!. Bond o1 Tow. xrsasursr, xssn .r,x., u yg;ss
=. Se.essoss yo.tses e lie ,sp;,.s:: p,,c;,. So,
Nesioe te District cl'rk ef El'ctioa ef 5sstsos o
Notice Of llsetios Of oosssss,s. i:gsssis:s
~ ordsEs foa tn, country, for any quantity
alled at low prices.
sF Blank: q ny Had ps'.t.t 4 .ss~ = ss1<
,nettoe. % aE:s. Il
= Ade.'.'- me-. > 1@Aas4 W.i.4fsSssz1u' ,us.'
s%<Sf sA@ s>Ls%a - d o)sId. Mai
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"1t is TOO dreadful to think d." aid
Il. ,"oh, T don't think IL could havs.
Known chat you were there. -
She smiled without making; any fur.
ther reply She held out her thin
hands to the FIRE With ) nervous ~ u s,hiver,
they would have been sbesatifal hands
had they not been 90 thin. almost
! transparent. She wore: but one. ring.
her vsdding.ring: and, that wss, 20
vide that it vas secured 70. hers finger
with a silk thread. ! suppose she
perceived that I looked At i. She held
it up to me with smile. .;.
| "See." she said, show worn : it is.
But have never put it off my. finger 4;
never gone BY another, nane, or done
anything to forfeit uy rights. What.
ever he may say against me hs cannot
SAY that" -
/ At this moment sh. sepisd 4 chair
in a. corner which locked more com.
Portable than the~on ahs .ss seated in,
and rose and wheeled il! TO the fre.
She s.id no s"bye.'r lsa.s'sto me, bat
did it a. if she ;hsd bssn 1t home, md
there was something % z natural aud
simple 10 this that I did not know how
to object to it, but yeti hsIv,ae IL bad
many . troublesome responsibility
thrown upon me BY str,ngsrs, but I
was never 50 embarrassed or peiplaxed
in my life. She. drew the e..y.ehair
to the fire, she found = :feot-stool and
put her feet ON ei... basking in the
warmth She had my velvet slipp;s,r. s,
on her feet, my 1ndi.n sh.xls round
.-.--.....- :. -. - s-.-,
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Totst difss, Cssh, Amounting Is q, ,So0, ,eeg
1hseG6esrt and distrtbattou ofStfs wfll S{tttc
6ss and sWeqsasocalty take plaes ~ ks Ga1 oeo -
ed whether Ill thu tickets are sold q not, eia ~
11Qo liits slpah hinipsoportlon16 ~ 1ul6Ase ol
tickets sold. ~
T. TPlxICD OF T1CKRTs.
Whole Tickets, so; HalyseI NJ, !TeaS1p, OF
Zach coupon, s.; Eleven Whole Nckstl u ,$t00
5000; 27sNho1e HskstI lDr 900. No discount
On less than $500 worth of tfckefs
Applications for agencies and erdsrs for tiekSts
should be addressed to
Agent Public Library Kentucky, and Napassr Gin
Concert, Public Library Building, Lo1isvills, ~.
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~ 9HE DEAD.
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obv.rt,, til, I,v.El

HF1z DEAD
s7Esa .t ..
o p,.rt,, til, 2.v.{E
Tho meaning slgAs word What lack il here
opsls mask o. i ~. great, ssod and true !
omoekins ssalfanos stretched upon bisri
Each atom Of tAls lsssststsd tAc.
wss 70 instiacs Nth power, with warmth and
What despEt = dssol.ts / Npgr.os
T rnrFt.'.i., a1ss.a 40 day, no night
Where 10 the ks that locked these gates Of speech
Once BEAUTIFUL where thought stood sentinel,
Where swsstuenasat, whore wisdom passed 70 tesch
Our weakness ssrsogth, our homage to compel :
Dsspoiled At Last and waste and barren lies
This once % Fich domain. Where lives and
moves,
~ e'sa.asss: q nl:' e.s.'':'::f
Annihilated, do You answer moi
Blown out and yanishsd like candle namei
Il nothing lsft bat this pale stasy,
This silence dr.r, this dread without name'
Has II been Ill IN vain, our love and pride,
This ysarning lore that still pursues our friend
Into the awful dssk, unsatisaed,
WIZ pain u tim sKsyha,
xgaa dSa.sS 44,s!ss Il ssl ss.sa { ..s,, il ~
ID 'dsNoasa~.s salas ssastiAshsdsubtt1laif;
yY.aftyttHf .etsg sietssa. =, -
O1F teFt9ed eeuls ssbsl against despair;
! ::l.eaos sat "a zSb ,o1.2t ~ ? ''ct',
e hss5ptss ~ sis5 . b.S...Ms su1:.: j. q
o Bas AssiIofsqaai Il 41..asa aisa.i@ aNoa"s II
raaw aw1it ~ aalthA lDhA v q1tis Hei!ss,el y::a.y.G
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5oe'hh"vs:bsssasssypeo il - ytia,;y
saad k nossug YES hGasne2 @ ss assgs
uas*Haveyjsl IL should siotlo hss,
thoashtit. HButsasevst tospesrz ss'iI;
Let mo have my breakfast, plssss:etss
With sersim ID issaaMsyr slssh.tGd d soue
essami ana -aaJthibg--1bstssr yod
pssass; Sor'bdm shuuss1yo6utsssssxt
oresuG ss'az.ss ssssss 9sssasassegsg 4essf, aaSe
2assSsrsly, It vuidl; ;;"it il being prspar.
cd for you now" s%e:.2a "A
II Aud thsnss1 stood look;n9at Her,
wondering "a L koswi'uothi6g aofs bot,
not even her name, ADD vt Igstooda 4 ii
the fmoat amiliasr rshtioust6 hss, lie q
mother' to = ohild.a, Her esnnela quits
warmed snd}brikhssusd ms u she 10y
there in such chiIdhhaeinj6jm jmspte Ho1
straogeit xassno And. ibssSa med tto: me
that vstything bad eppsE Eout, ofo hsi
mind except the dsliehtfal novelty ii
hsrl surpoupdiugass She ssforgot! that Tho
~ss, sstraogoriinss sst1anes house; and
Ill the suspicious uupissssuss sissGmC!!
stsaeess :Whsul Mary Ictms ia With Tho
trsy she positively laughed Hithopl6sSg
nte, and jumped up inbsd5 5rsisipg;hsr.
self - lightly ~ . child. rs:a: ~ ..
ID 4"You must haye, ! shawl pu.q round
your ,shoalders,''': Issaid ,..: .,r...,; w,
"Oh, let mo haze the, lbsaptifsl g en-
you pat over meElssss night Is sWh.. :, =
beanty -.tsw.s! lie. me, have that + ishe
elleol ca; 4, sss::sss7-ss ssjs:es i .s ...a!s,
Mary gave me r. Waning look. Bot
l w's iodign.etszyith MszJ = a1l=sxsat
and fetched it alpeet withetae iainy
sgss: Rooz ssu&l teer ehla llitsss
beby adpE,,rioa 2 j. itt.lb lhsc.asa it. ss.s pssttE
Pat i Eonna s,a he. ss ,iy theaeh Ii sstas.e na
best and With my cashmere about Ehes
ahouldaIa- and hAr..h>snkifnl f.s. ali
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JOB PRINTING ,
Of al kinds. plain esleFsd. executed On sAsst
dee, In the best style, AndSt St. Paul pfisSs. dHkh
ssslisA. aad warraatsd Is kivS lasistkette1. zasn
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psf slaars for he 1rst insertion, and SIX SsnSs 81
saNaRs for sasA suhssqasAt insertion.
a.AttsR1sys srasring In lseAlaAveetapeqseaAaeRa
regarded ~ aeceuntAAls 1Ar tAs csst II tkc iSS,
ssee tAsre 10 sposla1 IG11annaAAs> sA1anesDa 6le
les0Af DARty. AyAsAtla ~ asetsp tsA - 1e4e11
saVenss srupea delivery sf hsa0dASis. -. "
LsAl Nstiess, IL esats pr Asts III loat, ,a1l
10 cents per line to rsGalash aASSg1fOrGgA 1 su9
L Notice efdsstA lsnpls plsaaAslAoen4Atl3 3SssAt6
eSit0ry notices. Scents pr tins: ialsiS Ssnoeoo6
DosoatS.
., opssislDias and Ssulls esln4a sAveettosulonbs
- ~ inssrtsd at ratss agrssa 1pSA. j u
q Ysarlyadvsrtissrsts1sy S.ai&irly. Is. I. i
:. Strangers must psyta sdva.es. sr gtysea.ipAs-
lofyre1ersAcss. H"'
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f"1ss ~ 5@eiE Gaa& lENssfS.isSa sE.4
lNsllg knew nst ttsst, and 4 sAa aid pot e
b4s.lisve me; Batfw what esesS asonM I
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-08-24

IL X A NC : cos
OFFICE AT RUTLAND Is TIE PLACE
TO q Ell
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ter over and under their pillows in places
where they have reason to suspect the pres
encc of such bed fellows
KEEP THE SOIL MELLOW AROUND TREES.
Unless the surface Of the ground is mulch-
ed around young trees over an area OF six
to ten feet in diameter, the ground should
be kept clean and mellow. Every farmer
knows that hill of corn or potatoes will
not amount to much unless cultivated, and
yet there are many who will neglect to give
the same care to a tree which Is worth
hundred hills of either Of the former. In
rich soils trees may grow rapidly without
cultivation, and no amount of grass or
weeds will retard them but there are other
things besides growth to be looked after.
If the weeds and grass are allowed to grow
up around the stems of apple, peach or
ouince trees, the bark will become soft
near their base by being shaded, and there
by be in a suitable condition for the recep-
ton Of the eggs, which will eventually be-
come peach or apple borers. Take any
dozen young apple trees in sections where
the apple.trce borer is abundant, and allow
a portion to be choked with weeds and the
remainder well cultivated, and then watch
the result. From our own experience we
believe that the chances are nine to one in
favor of those cultivated being exempt
from the pest
4 GOOD COW
costs but trne, if any more, To feed and
keep than poor one. The difference in
the value of their product should be credited
TO her as so much interest on her estimated
valuation. To illustrate-if COW simply
yields enough to pay her way, and nothing
more, she is worth only what she would
bring of the butcher. If another yields n
net profit oftwenty dollars ayear more than
her keeping, she is as good as $500 at in
tercst; if forty dollars more than her keep
ing, she is worth as much as 800 at in
terest. Still, farmers are sometimes so
n g IN Of their wn interests as to stll
their best cow for mere triflc more than
one that is nearly worthless This is not
as it should be and so long as the practice
is continued the stock of the country will
deteriorate.
A good sentiment is expressed in the
coupled
"Beef poor COW ever.
Sell good one never.
One COW of a herd may be dear at twenty
dollars, another cheap at 5000. Different
cows in the same herd, with the same feed
and treatment every way. often vary l0C
per cent. in their profits. Weed out the
poor. perretuate the good.
BARLEY FOR HORSES.
Barley has, since the failure of the oa
crop, gained in reputation ws good ant
substantial food for the horse, and many
farmers are now growing it for this purpose
1t must be confessed that barley contains
in high degree, the principles for forming
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