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UERENPTORl AUCTION SALE OF first.
Z -. m E.L.rL L.AM-N nj MDA ] -.LLl.ANEA.

JERSEY CITY. -
~ GIBSON. sill sell public TUES
81, l..
FslpfSCE sud G.OCNOS occupied b. Lewis Bu,m4u,
s'e ot Bergen b,tw,a- EuIz.
rrr moLterea On the prcmi-es tvoors
y,.G extension .0tli C.-iafs 10 are
r40ff rd M Imlrieurnf The ground has
-r Of Bcrg-Ee running through . feet 10 Monticello
irtt Mputerigalt, h,ld-
,..,iv lad cut garden p wei sioc. % large small fruits,
o. c1Io tlc bone coniis view o. 'f surrounding country
hrciass location an slf0Irliugs horectls.
The
and chance speculation
Will he positively sold
i,1e h regardless 4 ituns Sale positive. II
Lp sale tie Real
Fshauee Sssoom 81 Monig,me corner Greene jersey CITY,
90 ioLT ,.,,.. -. .
81 Mn..L GIalr. Ienny civ
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CTrpPEME COURT.-CITY AND COUNTY

- OF NEw. .YORK.-uENKErrA LYDIA CHASSEAuD plaintiff
rr IREElA E1ZABETH RYLANCH and Others d.feudlnt,.-
h. pa orln paua Of jul meut Of Tue supreme Coa Of
tue
T.ge Referee IGpei n sal iumyh wi sell a. pubic auction
H. e trtc bidder TUESDAY, ta l9h ia o May, 1874. u ~
Saie-ruol. III BROADWAY.
,ty Of New York b H. Mailer aacuoueeF., the follow
escri,l pas, Al certain lot piece.
rr late Eiceah ard Of The ty Of SewEok the
between Wooster and
Erun ana distinguished a Of lard hosugng ts
Irlard Doughty, ouyey0 dated Oct a. 1918
~ In S t bounded sui containing follows Beginning
Or the eide Fourttst distance Of huIar
Noostrt running turucr toutlvescTy along
n, No one parallel with sad Wousters has
d, feet iheace along lot No map
Fourht twenty-five feet thence norheast-rly
.p ot No hree said and parallel with said Wooster
one tia.d toaIi-si aud thence sonheer along sad
rourbs twenty-five feet to the place OF Dated Nesiors
Anil 3 1874. Il. G. ThAlER, Referee.
'I,rI. L Pllin,ir. Attorney
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Giip Reai estate for Sale
A BUILDERS LOAN.
BGildcr'. Loan
will be gwen 10 the purchaser Of
No so KAft BfLieenhf.
Ground II feet BY half the bloch.
Bet location ID SevY York for PIcteb faa
lyJg W ~ E..s.sNs tsd {. lLIG.gA
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S,AITARIE PROPERTY
fouses ano farms Udntco.

CMALL FRUIT or TRUCK FARM, with
y oc, crop complete to lease shares,
vii, pnyiese purchase by single Who sl give faithful
on take charge. References Address WORKMAN, Box lbi
Elizabeth. y. j.
yIrANTED-By II small family a FUR
w NIsHED COTTAGE IN high. mountain country. away
f tie can aud line railroad Address stating
1sbeh mus moderatel locality and eonvn,ne (NewYok
tr,frrfri y NJ. Station d.
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

FO1ItDcng ApIlI I,
Trains leave Harlem station a7OO $780, aud &lo NJ
l2O 400. i4O J:l5, AMI Gao ?. m. ~,
Connects Morssna Steamboat Co, leaving Fuhoh
Mrset Shp for Harlem River station, North New-iork
For uonoB particulars, posters at hotel. and Depot
JOHN I. MOODY, sapt Of y. \. Div, Newiork.
IrnlIS Suut NeH.NaYen
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Qcdcner5.
IuTY OF BOSTON.
ENGLISH HIGH SCHOOL.

Avacaucy will e1 the school Year IN TIE place Of
Mater Of the English School Applications Tor ;fe position
with Applicant VIII be received by the unh gneh
st The ty Hall until MONDAY, jane J. The afv % me position Is
f'''0 " BARNARD CAlES,
Secretary Of the School Committee
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

Il.
hEw-TOKK CITY.
AtOrury- SO 600
14t IS q Of ssoiulcre 27yi
II Msrk place Sth--t 3jf of 2syc j. 100
2tIl,ce,s - 80 y % Gruyratc. ElO0. 80
lspace d2J n 0 Iroyeyc. l2is 100 '''S1A" 4-p"o
33il-si 3j4 Il OF Stl2y - l0rS 9........ 2 200
.i.st 800 70 g Of lOtlave,
hutlsi n Q - ~ Lr-ilgou-a,e
j3i-st. 80 y VI jt&Ve IJHl W $1,000
jSi4.st - r. o LellgoHa't, 5url lUU 3UOD
Ggi-st "a Of Leybguaye. 2JI 90 2j75O
74ih-st = 100 of 3iaFe, 900
",.s. 30 Ia " 81 we 5,- iGi 22 900
II Eh, SO OF Shave 2jIO0 l0............ 1886
2h 81 29j Il Of >Ilfc, ZO iuO 10000
u dst 375 of Bouccar1 lOIjH ll......... 5000
Esgir ineLLlte IJEJ2D, AornSsnia.
Grqyeave. 400 ~ Of tABti jur 1000
lstaye. No 42G. 2OJ n Zjhs, IL IlUIil.2......./
isye Al 2 eof side and rs south Of, II 900
2just. l03r1
3lavs j9ths 81 20 lrlOO5............... 253OO
7haye. ll7tbst, 1926 20 Ave ~ Nicholas
62I1 hsenning 81 800
sh ave No 93i, 37S 55thsi - lOiC26 1880
Poi with house') % Mr. Sehyab al West
adjoining !ohson and Christie rh right Of say to Kings
bndge 700
LHtsKhOlp COkVFYAstEs
LsfsFsiepace l155 # A0r $50 600
3btb-st = 5tj lstave 2OI6I 600
5bibtt q jJS ltt ave, 2ui01 IA
LkAsE RECORDED.
shave No 653 cor 42dst basement yrs ifs pf W 900
80 - yrs, Prvr. 1000
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Gin i)roperln 10 Get

Gin i)roptrln 10 Get
A FIRST-CLASS four-story, brown-stone,
n bc oop HOUSE 80 Wet Fony Ghh-st near Filth ave open
fom 2 10 6 p "A. hrst-clas, tenant deiied
A FINE three-story BRICK HOUSE, with
~ ,,. mi roveMtut Broadway, 800 Also
BROWR STONE HoUsk. Tlity-e,giihst near Park-a,e
IssL fl.5UH k4Ah. Lsls y yAAlA 2sy suibale,
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rMpnRTANT FnRrCLOsNRE sALES

IMPORTANT FORECLOSURE SALES.
4 SPf lSG HOUSE. Kclltl.LD SPBlS -
sale If M property Ie 23l May 1874. at ~
l Ires,s consisting D. SGhu- Sarnss. Bath Houses Spring
I1s, arf Gru.nis ali Ftr1fur. COM -'i az Gr.s auI n
t,-olh m The pruC House recently been Int IA thorough
orir su rlGy be opI Hotel Immediately and possession
AILLER a VAN vOINEHBJEGH.
Atvs.r,s 20 Lls 20 ilr0l'vav.
IN, ale a. .Le fnrutu. oas- eti p.ac,
.isei- a.er Jas sslC o. .Ie bel. esi. o..
8 n,uoq of N Iur,ner
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NEW-YORK. NEW-HAVEN AND HARI
y FnRD n R-kEN YORK AND NBW-HAVEN DIVISION


Sumner NAY Is. ls Pasense. saaoo
NesYoTk Central Depot entrance on FOy seo-1'
SEgY1RK.
Trains New 700 NAccul
fAcenI 1000 A. m srl. 1900 y tAccu 300 .Kl
S2O Accn) anu BIS tLceal Lh s.lo H anu ''Ao |'
For south Horwat 7.O5 sos. aO5 1900 m ZOO OLb
o1O i5 :3s OLD $40 63j. $40, $40 p m fo ranl
70, s05 800 1910 la 300 % 10; loy6 56 ani NNAb
3jj 4:35, 40, 5:l5, J:iO b;JJ I'-Vi o'AV WV y l"
For Chester, ll:iO p. N. o. a. -, o.-o
M ris Sbore line al and o. 10 D. Tie S:O5 100 10
aud 10 $40 stopping At stanford hoSk and cVo
and 1000 a. m 300 $40 aud VlO at Bnlgepor- no
sos A. NJ and l with trans on Shore Lane Dson
for Providence and VALLEY at saybIooE Inc 5Oo
m and o. m shore Line Division for No"leh ,la
New Northampton X at NeSiayen aud tne p M ok
m. and II trshs connect VITA
Connecticut K Springfield aud o. ior fon 10
3 with Naugatu'k K X and me eOo
m S D. m Houstonic r. r. at Bnigeport Tie s0o a. M
and 3 and ABS with DalbuV sad SO~lk az soaih N0Ts
and the s:O5 1900 438 and $40 p m with NeNSanAaH Il IL
Sunday Boston Mail 700 p via Springfield at $40 D
II via Providence c,-c - NJ, D.
press Trains ,c.--..- =. Can. c.r.
a Depot or Of v Y Transfer Co, Sii broalsa and
Windsor House. and No Courtst, BEooAYu "Ho vi" as"
checkh hapgrC rCe rOur
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Aurtion Sales OF Real estate.

hINGEF, PORTER & CO., AuCtiCneerS.
~ valuable improved prop in the Nnn Ward.
WEDNESDAY HN -, 1874
tie 'eai Ese Exchange, III Bruadwly al II O'Clock
the hglct bidder yaluOe mI0Iy and base
uc BU iNGS on M Eorsc corner OF Naye place thi
Teu,-s adjoining n Nagcrj-g IN tine
o. 81 rented
IGOR SALE-Dn the premises, at W Noodsldc,
N,sJerey arcIon W l,NLsDhf, iAf ~ az P m hs
pied T. Fowler chrlcs 10 purchase an ee ant
sunuro4n A.m uoat.l lPFLR Pact OF NEWALh y j
lrr hes o and ntttT h0fse pass Tie
place leading iLe if1. profou"n Of purchase
Hora.r. IT, Nool e depot "t EFie Railway
within innate. walk 10 double walls ah II mode
iurroyemeuts: grounds oruameIt, bic Ac
All ia ,pcda Lo. tuz3b-, oan"E $50 broad aEeaues
Igng alsaut .ouy dy...ny T1lc 1880 train foot Of
&. ul,-;, a NOu Ntaog, Newark, Sd J. T. H. l. HAL
ts,a,s Br., aui tuIritrys.. u Sa:t. n j.
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Brooklpn propertp Go fft.

HOTUWRJA Nights, BROOKLYN Fin
view of the river; RENT June to Oct l. bown-sof
HOUSE iy and handsomely nnhe easy 20 small anu
.pon.ible family Address Box 227 Ncw.lork PostOhce
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PhnSPn .n.,I. tsundsys only.
f' JNO. ~ ABBOTT. Gsn.ra Piserger Agent
NEW-JERSEY MIDLAND RAILWAY.

~ Passenger SeSios jersey City enes IRON 1901
Cortlsrlt and Desbross.s-sis - . -..o,r.
OsSegO, Oneida, Uuca, Rome sgra-
Md44etogD, rmeGate,
xItbont change Of cars through 70 Osyeg0.
$40 m.-Waon Wsy for Walton, Delaware County Aer'iIk
and nter m sdlaie, without change Of carr
1i1OA ny ortendyke Accommodation
$3.50 0. m.-Bloomingiale WV $50 .,.
change Of
$50 o. m B -B'oomingiale Local.
6:2O D. m w ortendyke Loca.
For the Albany Division, through IppantoSn az
$40 A m and q 80 .. m without change OF car
For Sussex Railroad at $40 anl AoO p m mAAhS
direct connection at Franklin ..-.o,, ,,.r ,.rypsoy
ALL TRAINS STOP AT HACKBNsAtk AND PAlEhsOs.
Tickets sold baggage checked % all principal aces nj,
Pvbt received and Tor az points al Pier ~ horh Vr
n Pen1syyan. r. Co.'S warehouse adjoining Deshr9essL Ferfyl
c.....I oFses al I,arv-+ Ner.York. H. CIIPMAS.
$4,000 49,. General Freight Passenger Agent
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Brooklpt Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Il s Fsbush ave-, and PrOspse. Park PlaI GORDON FORD
81 Carkst. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 WiIowst 81 Hieksst 1O2 Pineapple ST. l5S
40 81 and 80 Nassaus 266 and 26S Washrgonst,
I7g and 1917 Woughbybt GoRD0S FORD 81 Crksti Brook
lyn.
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Jnsirnction.
For Bows and Young Men City.

k IN and Young Geaenen at Nos l2b and l2s East
nrbst will remove September to us new buildlng,
"es' ii'] 'NiNN ~ w. Prof ELIE CuAKLIER, Director
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Nem }1nbliCatlore.


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please Queen Of the Regiment is capvspg
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MURRAY'S YOUNG BROWN. 10
PARTONs JEFFERSON. s3.
OWEN MEREDITHs FABLES IN song. 81.
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the Publishers
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E. P pUTTON Co., 713 Broadway, NewYoTk Special Agents
for J. r.. o. Co.'S publications. "
SCIENCE OF HEALTH, June-Pure Water
- As Affecting Health: EIgh and Ameucnn Wo-
men Compared Babes; u,e BY the way
Why uIcleau stables and BarnSrs-Lae where VIII you u
Terms etc Health journal on g year II hall year. zoe
q number. Addres s. r. NELLS 3s9 Broadway, y. i.
SONGS of GRACE and GLORY. The very
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100 pages Splendid Hymns. Choice Muse niei r SGpefor
Birding Price boards SOC: $50 per lJ1 Aspecmh Ioy IN
Pauer Cover mailed lOr tNertr-h'e cents.
SIX NEW SONGS pamphlet ioru, Tor Nnulachoo Anh7ees
Aauenry Soags aal sample p;e, 81 IN Beo H' "a Tor
: a1u-ly Nov YORK Bon
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New- Jersep Real Gsiate for 6ale.

EARM-Over 100 acres, near New YORK, IN
healthy location In NewJersey will be exchanged Tor
Eey.York HOUSE. Forty seoondsl difference aD~tc~
WIN. POOLBY, 4 Pnest
COR SALE-A handsome VILLA. situated
in ghand Park Bast NewBunssick n j. sold because hs
oxn.r and Three Photographic view
The place Shoe Leather Bank DfoAasp "H
priee term, and other information msy be known
OWNER going to Europe will sell beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE a bargain; Eve acres, honso 10
rooms inmates from Ne.fork by NeNJeey haVa'' ~ ~
daily particulars and photoera with ,,-, p.n,rst
NRANGE, n. j. (Specialtyl REAL EoIAlE
for ,so or rent HAMILTON WALLIS. 80 PiDsst ~ IL
or opposite principal Depot, Orange.
nRANGE, N.J.-Great variety properly Ior
~ sale furnished undnshed rent sac I1ps
ofse hours from to D. H. GERRY. 39hassAu cor hoeJ'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY
DD,s s1hafoGa MAJ, ,o eUTL4SD BvaSGI0s MONTREAL al
- sUYgYsrDH and POWELL.
' @ tsanriay: etcep,edl At from Per 40 north R,~
aer ssr.ss sa Toy aSd B.top sni eoans,ss .l,a.
JOSEPH C0RsEJL supt
/ E,RlE RAlLWAY.-WINTER ARRANGE
aESI Of TIN. taxing esee, January ~ 1874 Pi,a CA.n.
800 m-cnsnn.a ,i'r .ad ad' cs,ta cSs 3d. D., y,,
ess sse S i S Bass 70 .s as. s. Pan,
bsS % a'i F e esso. che WI 6,s s''ss ess :
without change. -' S""s'
Pot Jsrn, 800 300 1000 and Io:41 m 4so 49, 30 M
Md%sissCCo, 500 1880 900 1000 lots H. s.5.
connect sSO With ai orso @ a r. Ra, 1a 4'o n H'
sSs" sS.aSS SoS nd SDs,iS1 s@ S 99S oas m ,na
sSS go s5o snG 700 S,O0' 1O'o and lo'o H. so"
Sss6arFa. ts;So, g ana IO:45 m; $3.50 and 4:oon&
ss:s1 "a Sib $50 :io5o o5 % .SliSil5 m. a45 g.
90 10 1nfdae 'sa 90 R% tS ,S4s
Psssr.os s. Gio T. J. $3.50. 10 1890, 1915 Yi:so
ss 1885 u nd !i 30 s2 Sis .aa 4 80 s:,, S'S ,
keEart 'e, a. $50 iOij ana 1880 al0. Aii5, =
Ra'Ssed Plrt and pss,o r. 90 $3.50 10 1880 IA
HGsH s ' hs:.sa:s sis n % 81 9S sS s. l5 itSo 49,
and D. N. and ~ ssurd,Z nishts Only -,
go <; i3 s.ssi,I I ssS; A., sao Gao
.D5 Sfs'a iS 's S5.. s1 MI as S S1 "' 49, 00 0
'D spnis s. g. 70 and $50 a % i5o sl5 4l5 i45 $50.
oSU fsrnoas .6d r. S.s q AL 50 30 a5 4l6 $780,
'sp sVhas vslsy and Way and $50 a n ii5
is ls'Ihs mau. eai ,S ~ ,Soys time % s
GhamGsr qa,sE hours s'y 40 ~ n's. Ssi
win trains leaving Chamoer, same hourI Tic n and IL
"ns Ts 'ps 70, u.,.,s d r Dseo. sleeping
Coaches be obtained and orders Tor ne heeAa sa III a,T
Bie.sssE cor One hundred t-u,y .d IhTa.'s
coun BrOoslJn shs Company. D'OoH and 0i AsH" ""e
'DIir mo n ABBOTT s.aer,i of P,..ur.r Ac.n.
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5teamboata ano Railroads

TIIIENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY.
~ SARATOGA. RUTLAND BURLINGTON. MONTREAL, .nd IL
points North and West Low fare 70 all point, IT,
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Gteamtolts Gno Railroads.

DRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonc
and Naugstuck Railroads. La RA discou
tnud night from Heglok and boat IRON Bldse-
mart Steam BlIDGEPORF before.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-18

ase DAILY sanniavs excepted from Pier 40 North R,s
Connecting With morning trains " Y Central
sho ssrstgs Ard Troy and Boston sni Connecting
Through tickets sold and bagvlge checked 10 iesnauon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-30

N the ias t report Of the Massachusetts
Board o. Health, DR.. J. i. A. Adams, of Pitts
field, one Of the most accomplished physi'
clans in the State has presented a long and
valuable report upon the health of farmers in
which he combines his own experience with
that Of the leading physicians in the State, to
whom lie sent circulars containing twenty
questions, to which they responded. DR..
Adams concluded that the following are the
diseases to which farmers are most liable, and
the liability is in the order named: First,
rheumatism; second, dyspepsia; third, fever
fourth, acute lung affections; fifth, consump'
ton In answer to the question: What
causes tend TO injure the health Of farmers
and their families? overwork is mentioned
as the first, improper diet the second, expo
sure the third, sanitary defects in barn-yards,
| hog pens, pryieS, drains, cellars etc, rank rs
! the fourth cause; want of ventilation the
! fifth; want OF recreation, cleanliness, and
other causes are mentioned, but the first four
are the principal.
Upon the subject Of farmers diet, DR..
Adams comes to several conclusions the full
force of which our western farmers will APP
preciate fully. 1t is not insinuated that wives
of western farmers are inferior to their sis.
tiers at the East in the practice OF the culin,
airy arts, but they have been so long in the
/
way that it is difficult to make change. AS
to farmers diet, DR.. Adams arrives at these
eight conclusions;
l. Good bread is scarce, and Is too often
made with some unwholesome substitute tor
yeast.
2 There Is too little variety in food
>. Meat is too apt to be fried.
4 Baked beans and saitpork, although a
highly nutritious dish, are too generally used,
being indigestbIe for many persons.
>. Pastry and cakes are used to a highly in
! judicious extent
5. Too little time is allotted for meals
:. Coffee and tea, especially the latter are
too freely used as beverages.
8. Water is used in excess.
DR.. Paddock s remarks on this point are
these:
The food of farmers is usually soaked in
fat, Beetsteak is fried to a crisp IN fat near
ly all other meats are fried, and think a lar
ger proportion of farmers are dyspeptic than
any other class. They need better bread, rare
cooked meats, less fat and grease. To the
frying of meats so fashionable among farm
ers, the testimony Of the physicians is unan
imously opposed Beef and mutton are re-
commended as the best meats and veal and
pork are condemned as unfit for staple arti-
cles of diet. DR.. Adams thus sums up the
testimony On the matter Of diet: More fresh
and less salt meat; less frying and more
broiing and roasting; greater variety
of vegetables and fruits; less pies and cakes;
more wholesome well-kneaded bread raised
with vonst; less tea We have space only to
refer % one more point, and that is the badly
ventilated rooms in which many farmers
sleep, and the feather beds on which they lie,
On this point DR.. Lawrence tells the story in
few words AS a general thing, farmers
sleep in the poorest rooms in their houses,
which are very small and poorly ventilated,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-30

ALoEs FOR WASHING TREEs-A CORES.
pondent OF the Sun says: | have often read
in your paper about tarring trees, or white
washing them with lime. Here is something
better: Dissolve aloes in warm water and
paint the trees with it; then the insects and
vermin will find them so bitter that they will
60 away. The great French chemist, Ras.
pail. says: When came out of prison |
rented house near Brussels In the garden
had quite a number of trees, but half the
branches were dry, and the trunks half eaten
by insects. In the spring went to work and
cast off all the dry branches and rubbed the
bark smooth and clean and then painted them
with the dissolved ashes. After that the trees
grew healthy and bore plenty of fruit
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-30

CANTALEUPs.-ThiS il the way q famous
can,alcup cultiyator gets fine start with his
plants, and has early fruit, as early as any in
the markets: i dig holes twelve inches deep
fill up with well.rottcd horse manure to the
surface. On this put two inches Of soil.
Then take fOur-inch flowerput; set in the
center; draw the remainder If the soil around
the pot, until the soil Is about four inches
deep; then giving the pot twist round with.
draw it, This leaveS a hole four inches deep
by four wide. In tins drop five or six seeds
and cover to the depth Of three'quarters of
an inch. Over this place light of six by
eight glass, pressing it lightly to tit close. Il
| then give no more attention till the plans
are touching the glass. Then go through,
taking a small stone, raise up one end Of the
glass with il; this admits of circulation of
air over the plants and hardens them. In
about three days more remove the glass en-
tirely. BY this time they will be in the
rough leaf thin out to three plants in a
hill. draw little fine soil around them, up
as high as the seed leaf, and the work IS done
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1874-05-30

PIE PLANT PIES. Never stew your pie
plant before making your pies. Peel the
stems Of rhubarb and slice them in halfinCh
lengths, holding several stems in the hand at
one time. With these fill the pie, swectcn it
generously-abou the same as for lemon
pie, a small tcacupful Of sugar for medium.
sized ple-moiSten with a tablespoonful Of
water, dust over this little dry flour to thick
en- the juice little, cover it with the upper
crust and bake it slowly and thoroughly.
pie Is too rich for some Stomachs, and there
is way OF dispensing with part of the sugar
without having the pie too sour Not by the
use ofsoda; no, indeed! But your boiling wa
ter over your sliced rhubarb, letting it stand
ten or fifteen minutes. Pour this off and make
pies of the rhubarb, with less sugar If YOU
stew the pieplant for sauce, you can poar of
part of the juice before it is done, using II
to make jelly il YOU like, and supply its place
with more water, thus ecOnomizing sugar
Western RvTui.