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Fl. G. &w.J TrRsrr, Plaintiffs Atrys. c. )
IN PROBATE MAyITowoC COUNTY

IN PROBATE MASITowoC COUNTY
L COURT.
In the Mater Of the Estate Of Charles
Kuehn, Deceased,
On reading ari fling th- petition e
Charles Luiing, Administrator Of Ihs Estate
OF said deceased, representing smong other
things. that he has fully administered said
estate, and praying that time and plfce b.
fixed for examining and allowing his account
of his administration, fiei in this Court. II
is ordered that said-uecount be examined by
the Judge Of this Court on Monday, the 23d
day of February, a. D. 1874, at 10 0;clees,
A. NJ, at my oihGc in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given 10 the h.ira OF siii deceased aqd to all
persons interested, by publishing a copy ct
this order for three weeks prior to said day
Of hrariDg.ia the Mnnitcwoc PILCr. q Week.
" Newspaper published al Aani,owoc in
said County
Dated at Mani,o~oc. tie clth day Of jan
nary, A. D. 1874.
3ws06 T 6, 0LMSTEp, County Judge
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EorepInrr1rn SnYn.

r, -,r ,, p, p ~, ,...,. - -
"a .IE Vt "lSsCo,S1N, CIRCUIT CoUET
"H W. IVNTF-ss
Ch@t'es L" cE ~ General Guardian OF
!ohu Ar" :. ana Peter Ara0t In'antfs ara
u .,,ots an,I C-ro,ir, Dn'otsL;, \
Fr,lsriok puuke and Matilda Dc:.ay lie
-ire
HT virtue OF and pur.us;tt 20 p ju.igmcn'
,-lsr of ro,eclesure and sac reT dered in
tho above entitled action. on the 18th dsy Of
December. A. d. 1873. At a regular term Of
the Ci~cu;. Court for Manitowoc ConntT.
b.li al the Court II.u.s in the CitY ~ Mani
! torc, I shall ,raosa fsr sole s-J solI At
! pab7ic auctic~l. at the Sheriff. Office in the
CITY and County Of Map:;owoo. and State
! Of Wisconsin. on the e day Of ebrurrT
4. D. 1871. st ten o'clock in he forenoon
( Of said day. all the following r-ortga2ed
premises or so much of the same IS may bs
necessary 20 satisfy the ar,ouat adiudgsl 20
! the Plaintiff togsTier with irteresf, COS:
End expenses. t9--it: The s6u.hcas. ousr.
! ter Of he soutlasa. Quarter Of section num-
| be- t,vcntv-six fZGl. town.l!ir No eighteen
! ia. r,rtI &c -.-,a " f,-ert-.b-so lno }
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TN PROBATE-MAxITow County
CoURr.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of John II, Law
eek, Deceased.
To Al " hon II H4y Concern:
Letters Of Administration on sail Fstate hav-
ing beer issued u Franz Nanilo On the 9Th
day Of February. A. D. 1874, and four months
from and after said day being allowed AMI
limited for creditors to present their claims
fer examination and allowance. Notice Is
hereby gwen that the undersigned viii on the
second Eiondsy in May. A. D. 1874, and on
the secs nd Monday Of each Of the four months
next following said month Of May. g. the
Probate Office in the City of Manitovoc in
said County, receive examine, AMI adjust al
claims, and demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
8c8-iw T G. OLMSTED. County Judge
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CksAG.Gs SCaEErER.

E'AsHIo"AELE TAILOR, has removed TO
1 Buffalo street, > doors west Of R,ni;s
Store. A.! WORK warranted well done aud
to tit.
Manitowoc, Nov. 90. 1874 l.o5-Iy
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TEy Ar unl <ACD

Conr,cr,i-l-s', botN cen l. gt III and Sin.T Nsr!
towor. Nlas GrN4rou. u:opr!Etar. R.et s,con
M ,c3tl rs for t.C IrAve'inz oublic Te-ln- che y
and satistiCtioG Cua-gsr srtecl, ls-4ot
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A REnARKABLE movement, beaded by a
native, has set in among the people of East
ern Bengal The leaders have number
of followers who read the Scriptures and
enIeavor to live after the example Of the
Apostles end early Christians They are
vecetarians and discard the use vf rnedieins,
seeking to cure the sickness bv prayer tc
(-I.-.rs
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p Hr' anger SRI UuI5'ets-er. Carri ce TRIM.
IN tor 80 hlier Comm ercfal--t hatv.,e en- Ttr
ih@ 81, NaritJNc-. reCyGmeIrs himself II
these branches, ana vro se- - eZccule MI ,so,h
viva promrtaess and N tie oesI sgYle issi.,y
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IN PROBATE. .-MASIrowoo COUNTY
! CornT.
In the Matter Of the E,tat. Of August Hart
w!g, Deceased.
On reading and film. the petition Of John
K. Weber o; Nanitcwuc County representing
among other things tina. August Uartwig,
late Of NanItpvoc County died intestntn, leav
iug goods, chattels and estate within this
State and that the sand petitioner is credi-
tor Of said deceased. and praying that ad-
miastration Of said estate be to him granted
it is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge Ct this Court. on Monday, the
23d oay ofFebruary, D.. D.. 1874, a. 10 Q clock
j. NJ, at my office in said County
Ordered further, that notice thereof be Civ
en- TO the heirs Of said deceased. and to all
persons interested, by publishing a copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Manitowoc
PILOT n Weekly Newspaper published at
Manitowoc in said County.
T. 6. OLxsTFD, County Judge
Dated Manitovoo the 4th day Of February
A. b. 1874. 607-3w
IN PRoBATE--NANITow COUNTY
i COURT.
In the Matter Of the Guardianship of the
Minor Heirs Of Amos Soper, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Jane
Soper, Guardian Of SAID Minor. representing
among other things, that the said wards are
seized of certain real estate in said county
and that il is necessary that all OF the same
| should be sold, and praying for license to
/ sci, the same; and it appearing to the Court,
/ from said petition that it is necessary and
proper for the said guardian to sell said real
! estate. it IS ordered and directed that the
I next Of kin 70 said ward, and all persons
! interested in said estate. appear before me,
/ on Monday, the 10Th day Of Marsh, A. d.
/ 1874, at ten o'clock A VI, at the Probate
/ Office in said County. til IN and there to show
/ cause fif -ny there be why license should
not be granted for the sale of said r. al estate
/ according TO the prayer Of said petition.
I and it il further ordered, TINT a copy Of
: his order shall be published for four sue.
! cessiys weeks prior to said day Of hearing
/ in the Manitowoc PILoT, = weekly newspa-
/ per printed NJ Nanitowoc in said County.
I D.. ed at lianitowoc, the 9th day of Februa
! ~. A. l. 1871.
/ so8.4w TG. OLMsTED. County Judge
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QUEEN VICTORIA is az present involved
with some workmen upon her estate at Os
borne in a controversy as to wages. The
workren en- maintain they wsre undergrad,
that when any asked for advances they
were summarily dismissed, and that minor
acts Of Larshnrss were exercised toward
aged and iufrm servants on the estate. To
this the defenders o the Queen make
answer that her practice has Invariably been
the payment Of the same rate of wages that
was generally paid in the Isle of Wight,
and at the same time to improve the work
| peoples condition by educating their child
rem, giving them medical attendance free,
| allowing them attractive cottages and gar
| den spots, thus making their lot much more
| desirable than that Of those about them
! As the whole matter has been laid before the
| Labore.s' Union, it will likely to lead 70 {
discussion ia all parts of the Kingdom.
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I TT0GNEY9 ASp ocUSsFLoRs Ar1Aw,
"a 0Hibe on Eighth-str,ct. Mar!.o voc
Wisconsin. Collection .nrompt'y offended
to. E-OE.1v
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A vetern observer says that mankind
loves mysteries. A hols in the ground ex-
cites moro woLIer than a star in the
beavers.
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: NJ. ~ IsEKu. nEi:.

hee0s = KINDS o Nrst-. Sausage Hams Lsrt
'i' "t'c' nr > b. sci 60, tie lowest prices, IA
on-rNfs AID sinl - srit ruica.ers. An, ore
% : ~ - IL a'.rs u safeu r. sell, VIII c.u on me-
a. lrcet'e g the blE Hss' pTrrns. 10 a "
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It Runs Lighter!
Administrative Sale.

IN PROBATE, MANITOW0C COUNTY
j COURT.
In the matter Of the estate eff John Dawson,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and
in pursuance Of an order of License. made
in said matter, on the oci day cf December,
4. D. 1873, by the County Court Of said
county. the undersigned Administrative Of
Estate Of John Dawson. deceased, will on
Monday the @nd day Of I ebruary A u 1874
ii ton O'Clock in the forenoon OF said dav mt
the Office of the ConHty Judge. IN the Village
Of Maritowoc. in said County, offer for Sale
at Public Fculue. the following described
Lands, to-wlt The undivided half part OF
the East half Of the Northeast quarter OF
Section seventeen [l7). Township twenty
two 2a) East, Coaaty Of Manitowoc, Wis
consin.
The Terms Of Sale Cash
MARGARET Dawson, Administr1trix.
Dated st Manitowoc, the c2d day Of y Decem-
ber A. D 1873. SQI-4w
II above sale is hereby adjourned till
Monday the oh day Of February, A.
1874, at ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, al the Office Of the County Judge in the
City Of Nauitowoc IN said County.
MARGARET DAWSON. Administratrix
Dated at ManitoBoc, the % day of Feb
ruary A D. 1873.
The above sale is hereby adjourned TIL
Monday, the 23i day Of March, 4. D 1874,
at ten 0 clock in the forenoon Of said day,
at the Office Of the County Judge in the City
Of Manitowoc in sad County.
MARGARET DAWSON, Administrative
Dated at Manitowoc the llth day Of Feb
ruarv, A. D. 1874 SO s-6w.
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A " Hams & V. Eelrer. prGpriatorr cor r'yNtt
and FrInElin SIS, Gau1lowoc Wisconsin. R.si
"ccp Amodati ton 'or tie tr-veluE puslic. Sa rrrle
rooms attached. piT-y
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WASHINGTON.
Congressional summary


THURSDAY, FebruaTF IA re,oiu'i0"
for the appointment Of joint committee
Of the Senate and House, to investigate
the Government Of the District OF Columbia,
was adoptel.-Mr Carpenter introduced
bill to rss .ore the rights ct the State OF
Iouisisna. a memorial was read from
Joserh Sccar in relation to bis election a.
9. Senator from Virginia to I'll the IN.
exrired term Of y. J. Borden, deceased
The biz TO facilitate Ne execution Of and
protec. certain public works Of improve
mant at the mouth Of the Mississippi River
was ed.-Thc char announced as
members oG the S-nate joint committee to
inve.ti.,ata the affairs Of tie bistrict OF
Columbia, Messrs Freinghuy Bout
well am. .harman.-The Senate then re
sumcI the consideration Of tic bankrupt
b.U, after which an executive session wos
hell.
H9USF.
A bili va. passed concerning practice IN
territorial courts: nt.o li|l 10 amend the
&C. OF N'rrA o. l'',' u y" ''''' -
sro"th q 'iin"ef Oh t''e western,
The House spent the remainder of the
day in committee of the whole on the army
aPPr'prI"''"n O''l'-i" '"7 e'''.''-
sion was had for the consideration Of the
bill to revise the STATUTES.
WAsHIyGToN, February 6th.-SrNATE.
-Senntor Mcrri'! Of Maine, submitted a.
resolution fixing the compensation Of wit
ncsses summoned before the Senate Ia
yos,iEatiuc C-mm.ttoe at 81 per day, an1
( five cents mileage each way for travelling
expenses. Ag7ced.
Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont, s11n'ttai .
a resolution Greeting the Commissioner oil
/ Agriculture t. Communicate to the Senat'
the report Of GeorSe 2. Marsh on irrIgn-
ton. Aged.
On motion of NJ. Stewart the House bill
amendatory OF the act to provide Tor the
removal Of the l"' Head ami o.her Ind
ians of Montana Territory was t"Aca M
. On moi o[ Mr.. Buckingham, the bill
! IN relation to houotjcs was pissed 1T
! provides that all "ho enlisted IN the army
un!cr the procama'ion OF MAY 81, and
prcyjo"s 70 August 18th, 1881, b" Ia'd
/ bounty OF one ""N1rci |"'.''S' browning
the same has not already been ra!d.
\ resolution offered few days oSo re
quoajnr lie Postmaster General to INFORM
/ the Senate how many contractors tor the
transrorta: ION Of mails had more than FIVE
contracts on the first oF JnIy, etc, AMI
what legislation i necessary to secuce the
services Of bona fds contrac orS, was, on
motion Of Scott taken ~ and agreed to.
The mornin. hour having expired, the
Senate resumed tie consideration 0t the
bankrupt bill, the pcndin,, amendment be
ing that Of Sherman, to fix 30 instead Of
( 80 davs as ihc time hen persons mention
cI in the o9th section Of the bin should be
deemed bankrupt
/ HorsE.-This being private bill day,
number Of private bills we're reported sni
acted upon. One to allow the Secretary
of War to change on the army register TIE
name Of John r. Stipa, Captain OF Fourth
Infantry, by which name he had enlisted to
John Lanhe Dc Laubteis, his real name,
passed.
TIRE INDIAN MANAGEMENT
NAsHINGroE, February 9;-lAe Com
m.ttee IF Indian Affairs are maturing
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gFoys

Franfiln-st.. Eanit0w"c. NJ ketfen or.r,
Pro lrietnr. The large Erck addition r,rrnrlv
Uri as 9seu furr .shet - excellent srls luakirg
u ors o! tao 'sr%est mi nogt complete not-ls IN
Noc to voc. a Sood sHb.9 Is kGut IN connA,tiUi
Nitb E;c hous>, wue-e stue.- viii De veil provided
fC~. Ia. .4fy
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ADsS sSOEE,RFS.

Aaam cnSer:s B,scksmlth snd Veg r-u,stcr
Shop on tho Co-Uor ci Sc e.il anJ YORK -.
N1tth Side, MgnitowCc Oo5s all Kinds o
Iron worS : GOOD ana IS c.elp any other esta',
-iSbutrt IN ii cit. II q. !
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Det!sr N a! slr0s % Stoves an U4rl vare, ana
VI Manu'acfrrero Coopcr, I'm, ndSheeg-iroE ware.
h'g' ta-st- ) nth de, nor the Bridge, Naufto
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Ncairr IN s owes alco Mo~u -srtrrer - TIN S-nest
Irfu arc Conocr Wara. Al k.u 'S of re-, t,ity tome
E,gnt.l-st.. pet"Scn YORK aud B1naIo. Mantle
- Al
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FSspN EGUTsr.

p oresfoy o. .fCs:c vi Il S~2 lessons "a Vocal n
lrst' ncCEial yrS ( "a h G - o' Marl;oyroc sru
Two klvers. leslle enco On EI.ata-s'.. ncar i2a
otFt AcIsA. ls sf-iy
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L. GAl.Ec.
EDNEA@n CONWAY

Wholesale 9nd Retiil dea er IN Ha'., Cara Tur
it.orHs, Mites, RObes etr.. Yurk.st, bet 80
L - IA and Ninth, Nauit ,yyOc sl9sirl
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RAli EGE,EsNtNss.

Paws the highest pgics t'r Whe.t So crl'o- or
once, ctice rn tho nGrt hVlst tCIEur 4 Dgrtia ar
r'.EhtA 81 $. NahfCH e l. ALL
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yyyi,ssefs E1EsE.

Esw Millinery Storc-In JOINS Pfic'- prr
coHnersf"rk and Ninth St'eet. TTTl
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EH'. io'2lia ial'"r. Al rc0ds motr ~ ne SAB.
'cr ''t r. war; r-"d q g. 4 form. riir.s - /.
fha. .-i". fn. H'Q HtHnI TO tl"-ra tIOe wi.o give
me 'leif cua'"m - y on Y5rts-st. tso doors
'ssi o. o. y f.i - Iou 1nft1.
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WISCONSIN EpaUsC

Corner o. Ein.n cnd ia s.rcc.,. Tars Daper
Prerr'etcr. Ihs new nous md well l,te.
ny "'til mo err improvements. 4 rood sttbt,
= IS" Eeot r. ccanec:lol win tie h5vse. T2O
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EN PROBATE MANITowoc COUNTY

IN PROBATE MANIT0W0C COUNTY
4 COURT.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of join powa,
Deceased
On reading anl fling the petition Of
Johanna D0wa, Of Manitowoc County, rep
reseuting among other things that John
Dowa lRte Of MauitOwoc County, on the I4;h
dav of December, A. D. 1873 at the towR #
Centerville, died intcstate, leaving goods.
chattels aud estate within this Stlte, and
that the said petitioner i. the widow Of said
deceased, and pfsyinz that administr .tion Of
said estate be to William kerp, granted it
is ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge Of this Court, on Hoaiuy, the lGih
day OF February, 4 b, 1871, at 10 o'clock
A NJ, ut my office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be
given TO tho heirs Of said deceased and TO all
persons interested, by publishing a copy Of
this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day Of hearing, in the Mantowoc
PILoT, a Weekly Newspaper pubhshei AZ
Manltowoc, in s,il County.
7. G OLNSTED, County Judge
Dated Manitowoe, the 26.h day OF January,
A. u. 1874. S06-3v
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5lsrt0rrr SrrS eJ", cures R'aE Bones sravir-
SC. 'ts., &c = ,CssS sTarGsU-" or 40 CHAR 2
sis, Sfce Il his YER stable on ErveJ, st
'~t". en- Bn.a snj IJ,z.-a Nauisouor - al,
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ToST SE.

WAsnINGToN, Feb. 9.-The bill of
Dawes. referred to the Postoffce committee,
provides that on all mail matter Of the first
class, including local or drop letters, and
postal cards, postage shall be charged at
the rate Of two cents for each half ounce,
or fraction thereof; provided, however,
that no stamped envelopes shall be here
afte. issued.
THE LYNCHBCRG DEFALcATToy.
Official reports to the commissioner Of
internal revenue froA the collector and
~pecial agent at Lynchburg say tia. tie
amount of defalcation IN the ln-ernal reve-
nue. flee there is oply 50, 500: government
will suffer no loss whatever.
ISTER-oCEANIc CANAL.
The United States steamer Gettysburg
has been designated by the secretary o
the navy to take the expedition to iuspec
the the in,er-oceanic canal rcu,cs acros
oa-.sa ~! Ni1a-asec.
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Der.ist. r;1ra u SHc-ni.'S rsyr br!ra'a- Or
= - sl-s'.. tziitca p Pr-ticaisr sltentigu
-.v-u 10 ~ :: = J1.tlent h-oncass cf the rgclsss-
.cT, sn+ ~ wurs warranted. reeta extracted
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-. 'ci0n, - -,r-, ana Accnlcb-rr. C-,c> or
81 - cv=f y H's Drur ore. 0lC- cGcl 2, a.!
hoAIs Csal g she &. sntIS lgcapi s'ts2t'ef
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CLOAK .vn n1Nss-nsYrgG


feor'r,s over sEve'cT's sScst ErI SSG
store. CO.. san aud Sofancrsiai-scs.
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~ svs an r>s.rs'-rz = Le- OF.rs on g Z.
2 c7r. tte Frs. \ 7rci ssEE, N.rtov -.
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Legal Notices.
Foreclosure Sale.

TATE or WISCONSIN, CIKcuIr CorR-
} MAE.TCUcC Comfy
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Members OF parliament thus far chosen
number 507--l6I conservatives and 2i2 lib
erals and home ruler. 0ns home ruler
ha. been returned from Cork city and two
from Kilkenny cuunty.
DISRAELf
will address his constituents at Buekibg-
ham Wednesday Rext
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-21

LAMP-LlGHTlhG EXTRAORDINARY. - The
Manchester (knsland) papers have the fol-
loving:
"Some engineers in Baden have just con-
trvcd an ingenious piece of mechanism,
which has already been adopted in some Of
the public buildings and streets of Heidel-
berg. The object is to provide for the 81
muitaneous lighting of the gas-lights Of the
town. This has been done both ia Paris
and with us in the Albert Hall by the use Of
an electric wire, but the German engineers
have invented method more simple and
durable. Their apparatus can be affixed
equally to all gas jets, and it is made TO act
not by any special mechanism, but simply by
the increased pressure Of the gas, which
is always laid on from the gasometer
when the lamps should be lighted. The
one act Of turning on the gas at the main
jgnites 1t at all the burners fitted with the
new apparatus. In achieving this result the
designers did not really obtain any very
practical advantage over the method Of igni
ton. by electricity. But they pushed the in
yenlion still further, and have provided that
when the pressure is diminished at the main
the gas can either be totally cXtinguished or
let down to thread. 1t is chiefly in the
lighting OF the streets of u town that the in.
yention will he of practical use. Directly
the gas is turned on the whole city will be
simultaneously Illuminated, and when in the
early morning tie pressure is reduced the
light may be totally eXtingushed or gradu'
ally diminishrd.'
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An Ohio correspondent of the Country
Gentleman says: 81 am using remedy
for driving away insects and bugs that works
TO charm, and If any of your readers have
not tried it l advise them TO waste no time
with SCOT. ashes, etc., but ask their druggist
to order for them pound of carbolic acid.
| No. 5, which will cost seventy. five cents, II
air-slaked lime is to be had, use teaspoonful
Of acid to q quart Of lime; mix well. and
dust over the plants. One application is fire..
Quently sufficient. The cabbage-flea (iump.
ing Jack) threatened 10 destroy my plants of
cabbage and rutabagas, but one dose WAS
sufficient to clear the garden of them. If
the lime is not slaked, take one teaspoopful
Of acid to pint of hot water and Stake the
lime with the mixture"
Science strides in indianapolis. The Mems
says: "The remains of Daniel Moriarty
we're stolen last night from Greenlawn
cemetery, and chiId's substituted In their
stead, About O'Clock, ia this connection.
Captain Jack Macauley noticed something
suspicious going into the basement Of the.
lew Medical College, but his mild inquiry
OF Wikat 1t all meant was met with
cooked aevolver and the answer, You git,
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