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, 1875-04-04
:HU1IOR.

Why is door like colored woman Because
i'll IN egress.
Why is q solar eclipse like woman whipping
her boy7 Because it's . hiding of the sun.
What is that OF which SONG will be laft even
when yon have taken the rhole7 Ths word
wholesome.
''They fred two shots at him. wrote an Irish
rep orter ''tho FIRST shot killed him. but the sso
ond shot was not fatal.
The difference between tale-boarer and saal-
ing WAX is, that aca1ine-wax burns t. keep 4
secret, and the tale-:bearer burns to tell one.
Spring brings joy to the heart Of a Wyoming
editor, who sings: "Soon the duaky squaw will
be seen straining n,aplc-sugar through her winter
stockings" =.
4 Boston father is telling everybody who will
listen to him that his little girl, years old,
brought his pen back to him ard said sho '' want
cd some juice put into it."
Troy has resident % years old, who has been
married sir times. His name ia John Smith.
"1s not the mystery solved" asks correspond
from ?"--Rochester Democrat
It il reported that somewhat Juvenile dandy
said to a fair partner at ball: .'h1iss. don't
you think that nustaches arc becoming2" to
which Miss replied, t'3Yell, sir, they may be
coming, but they have not arrived yet"
Poor Irish woman with six children to railroad
ticket agent: 'tP1ease, sir. give q poor wildly
with six orphan children ticket to Milwaukee," 2"
orphan children? I Aia't their father, am I p
Woman: THAT you amt. sir; their father vaa
dacant man."
Detroit boys seem toAdvance In education
whether they attend school OK not. Il newsboy,
who couldn't change 10-cent piece year ago,
WAS yesterday heard remarking William Scott,
il you ever eorrugato your brow At me in that
on the pavement, and cause the blood to CO
agulata under your left optic! Hear me, WILL
lam! "-DesroH Free Press.
A method by which persons with short mcn-
cries may sing songs which have been partly for
gotten, and also supply rhymes, is suggested by
the following:
Oh. il had \ 1urnty tun lnmty rum too,
In the land Of the olive and fg;
would ang OF the 1unati tum l1l1nt to you,
And play on the thfngumy-jie.
And II In the lu,nty tu1n battIe fsI1,
4 tumti tuu,'s ali that crave:
Oh, bury me deep in what You may call,
And plant hfuRumboba o'er my Eravs.
Bar for the following mode OF examining wit
ness: "NoW, pray listen to the question I am
going to ask you. Be attentive; remember, you
nil answer as You pleaaa; and remember,
don't care rush what you answer" DC. One of
the Judges, tired Of the monotony Of his eIor-
diums. one day accosted him in the street: "Ha,
sit you, -, Now, pray listen to the question
t am going to ask you. Be attentive; remem-
ber you will answer just as you please and re-
memember. dontcare rush what you answer.
How are you7"
According to the Boston Adcertiser, as an over
short time ago, when ta6 icy condition Of the
street. rendered the ASCENT extremely dif1cu1t q
, 1875-04-04
u. MISCELLANEOUS.
.--

/. There is movement on foot among the lov-
era OF good horses on the West Side-Hho are
Numerous though not 1oud-for the establish
meut OF = race-track in that division. One plan
that has been suggested, and meets with con-
siderable discussion, Is, that the southern part
OF Central Park, between Madison street and
the Barry Point road, be set apart for this sport
The Association would, Of course, be required
to lay cut the grounds about their track liz &C.
cordance with the stipulations OF the Park
Commissioners.
EAST GRAND CROSSING.
Nr. James StinBon has made subdivision Of
1G0 acres lying east OF Grand Crossing, bounded
vest by Stony Island Boulevard, north by Seven
tv-hfth street, and south by Seventy n inth
street, and lying ~ miles from the lake shore,
and miles south OF the city 1imita.
suMMERDAL..
This is the name Of atnew suburb On the Mil
waukes Division Of the Northwestern Railway.
It extends from Ciybonrn place to Rayensxood.
ONE WAY TO DO IT.
The following letter received BY prominent
real estate firm Of this city has been handed ua
and ne pubilah it 81 An interesting Illustration
of one style Of real-estate operations The
oaer MAS declined BY the firm to whom it uas
addressed. - -
Law OFFICE OF JoHr AucKLE, PEORIA, III, March
15.-Genuemcn: I know OF between s2o0.CoJ and
worth OF property in one Of our Western cit
,es the title 70 which IL In tho following condition
power Of attorney was made effect tho sale OF It
which Is void IN not being sealed properly aekuorl
edged. Tbs sae By The attorney ia also void in being
made as his oWp deed instead Of the priucpaVI The
owner lived In Europe It the tina the power and deed
were executed. and, As far az learn, has lived
there eyer since, 80 that the title s without doubt in
TIE original owner 5et, and coald probably be pur-
chased ut . nsnan sum, as it wes sold for about
tho l-1c0 part OF what it il worth do not want
TO make the purchase myself, but will inform you OF
procuring tho title payment Of fair consideration
II you would Ike to purchase such property please
write me what you would wish to give TO be put In
possession Of the facs. for the permission Of pur-
chasing half interest Yours very truly,
, 1875-04-04

It NIL be seen that The deposits according to tli1
Bhowing have decreased somewhat. In fact the sav-
ingR hauks to have bean losing, rsther than gain
iug ground in the last two years. Their business
now less than it before the panic. We hxye pub
tahed In this column from time to tims tbs s:atisdca
Of The savings banks in this Part Of the country It
appeared from thesa that in California, New York,
and New England, the savings banks have steadily
grown in deposits and the number Of depoators
through the year Of the panic and since. New York
and New England have had working population no
bstter OF than that Of this city. The unEavorab1e
comparison Chicago makes cannot, therefore. be at
tributed to the condition OF labor.
Why their business does not prosper equally with
that OF banks In other Ststes Is natter for
ngs bank Presidents and officers to consider carefully.
We think the absence Of properly prepared lsw for
the examination Of the banks by the State authorities
has been the main OF this falon in bua1ness.
Tho saving classes, who naturally cautious, not
Suspicious, need to feel that they have tho protection
Of the State around them II tbs savings bank off,
cers ef the State were to act enlightened policy
and press the enactment Of the required Inv In the
Legislature, the result, We are confident would be
seen in an increase Of nons OF dollars in their de-
posits& 'f.-
Tho people, who ara mora yigilaut than they are
sometimes supposed to be, hare been 1oosdua to this
Lee1slssure Of this State for Inv TO remedy the
glaring and confessed dafects of the present system
Of irresponaibi1lty. The Constitution requiring tho
passage Of such lar adopted In 1870, md this
people hsYe four sessions Of the Legislature 60
by without the least attention to the constitutional
requirement. When the Hon. John g. Haines,
President Of the Fidelity Savings Bank Of this
city, went to the senate last winter, and
rejecting the offer OF more influential chairmsnships
took that Of the Committee on BankB aud Banting,
NC congratulated ourselves and readers that ut
last thoroughly co,upetsnt banker ons who had no
, 1875-04-04
FORGETTING AND FORGIV!MG,

When have forgotten all the brightness Of ths past
All the love spirit cherished 1ond1J for thee to the
All the hopes that bIest each moment Of the ue'er again
to be,
And tho sunny future pictured when lingering with
When these have forgotten, and the heart knows no
regret,
Tam, and only then, thy promise, lightly BROKEN, III
forget
When the ncmy that still haunte me- IL memory no
! more,
Ands the thrill thy name awakens ia thing forever
DER;
When without pang Of Eorrow view thy pictured
That above all Others in heart the dearest
When ny spirit breaks the bondage Of long and vain
. regret,
Then thy lehuy-broken promise, in forgtring, m
7arCet.
CHICAGO. owxx II. WILSON, JA.
, 1875-04-04
BUILDING OPERATIONS.

Tho bright sunshine OF the genuine fpring
weather OF the last two weeks has made cheer
ful Stir in architects Offices. Tho. winter is
over the weather ia settled, aad the voice Of the
builder is heard in the land. The draughtsman
finds the comparative dullness Of the winter
succeeded by an increase Of business taxing his
time and skill, and the builder is casting about
and making his plans FOR the season. =
4 renorter pf THE TRIBUNE visited the ofices
~ a. nnmher~of arrhite5ts dnr1ng TIM 1ast veak.
and found
I: GENERAL APPEARANCE or Acr1v1rv.
,,t1o,,rh tho amonnt of work Actually detar.
mined upon uss comDarattyelv small. The archi-
tects converaed fraely il, regard to the business
1rorn;eo of tha SEASON. and thera was a yery gan-
a.1 arrraca,,, ~ o7,;n;o, That tha ontlootr ,r.a
N14N1 o4s4 4N1e~s- ~ - e.s .,.r~~t. 4~~ 80 -
. aFety eucou1a a:"e ouo' Aeuousn Wv emily Luz
plans for buildings to be In forward state, there
hid been large number OF calls from persons
intending to build. and orders had been riyen
,o.~,,,s ma 3-,vi,rz tcr , 1,-ca nn,,ha-
!oi ,a.-.:,. plA.a. 4ne s ~. M - - .a-.U ...l-oa3
OF handsome residences arc IN course OF preparac-
ton, and there has been Boue talk Of
the erection Of number OF business structures,
A nn,nher at storaa ara tn be mt nm m 1farket
T..,,.a- a..o.t. -. a.. ,,-as,,,o .a--..;..;.-.
ano 1aeAson sstees7 1oi @u0 P1oooIe cola1l1'eaton
merchants. bas TWO amon8 the large numoef
seen By the reporter expressed any other opin-.
inn than that a season OF unusuaIly bright nrom.
10. r,s onpn;ne and fhose t4o simn1v e,id that
.H' "A~ oPes A~ 0'
1t was as yes duil, aho tneS coolo nos teu now
it would be until later. Ihe low prlce OF build
, 1875-04-04

tTacludes al cut naoa!s a1espt shou1d4rs End S. r
h&tnx.
The stock Of bacon in Liverpool is reported to b.
a. 600 boxes.
MEss PoRK-Was quiet and averaged abcue f. per
over from one month to another, with some I,tls
pressure to sell for May. Sales were reported
brls cash, eel1er the month, 1t 81 iG5oo
aas .al;s :. q :ad 5a3 ;:. :.
$A1oG22sQ. Total. 5000 b1ls The market c3ossd
tame It FL 30 cash or Keller ths Moat2 sl.9;k@us 50
aeIler ala., s21.759.so seller June, md <2Ia fo1
July.
Other descriptions ot PORK were unchanged in prica.
Extra Eeas was quoted at $500; and $50 bss e1t17
prIms sold At $15c0. q: j. -
LAnD-Was rather quiet ard shade drmer: The
early tendency Of the market downvards, IN sympathy
with pork, waa checked bT reported advance :o{ I'd
per Ia lbs IN IEerroo1 and the mar@es than rulea
steady, though not with much demand. Sales wszo
reported Of $50 tcs. cash seller the month At
$14.5251014.s5; 5,l0o tcs seller May. It sla.67A9
1a1s; 1,1so tca seller s9ns: at slts7H9lts:H; "a
The market closed fra at .'1@1455, cash. s1A7o
@1472M for Nay; s1&9o9:4.93a for June; and uoua-
tnaliy 1t 81. .1aai5.ls,a Tor July.
MKATs-Were in fair demand, and hrrn at thu r.
cent advance, the transactions being, howaver chsdy
speculative, with very little doing for shipment.
Sales were reported NJ oD lbs shoulders ae1ex
Jnae, and l00,0c0 lbs cumbarands u 1oc. Tbs
market closed at Sc for shoulders, cash seller
clssr, lie ea,h or sslIsr Aprn do seer May ike; do
seller June, uHo: abort riha, 11]1c caRh aaliex
April; do seller May, 1':c: 90 sole. Jnne, 1ae:
117E@12c; doseIlet Juna, l21@ l3bc. oxcd nea:a 4a
higher than loose. Sweetpick3ed ma, i na aV-
ersge, At 11sslec. Bacon mcata I. otal At 120
14c for hans for shouldera, 12Ko for anozt ribs
and 1896 for short ceas1-al pa:Sed.
GRRAsE-Was q1iat at 7@l0c.
BEEF PEODUCTs-Vere quiet and 1io1nin11ly mn
ehaneed It So for NESS s. for extra mans nd
TAL1ow-Quoted ut 6AGP1{c.
, 1875-04-04

rr, ..t..t .l4 -. ~ :. -. ~, !, daarnn{ro +ha
A.AA ~
49, e. sr-.n .. 49, 49, .,.t
- -. , s 49, sr..o,n.. - :.
~. ..s;,- ha
-.s' ,.s;. 1.1esJ. -. I4-.1s-j ,e.1
70 -. 80 ~ w. 4A0 '~' -
'ov. ~ uausns ~ 49," ..,-
.ss - 80 .ss,a
a. - " ~ 11e* 49, ~ -As .s
ot 1neu oelax aee'aeo4s .tg"' Aue tepo.seo ""
~ sm I s.s oaF 4s ,. N"s ets
4ts 1oaus 1oo r Aua sa. ~. ~ ~.
pe. 49, W. ~ ~ ~" -o.H' VIZ. ~, ~" ~. .o,.s
...aan z 49, +t4s.. - x1' =. :" ~
-. 80 .s... y. 49,. ar,rs ~ o
o'-- =. w. a.s .s ~
10y son "ete as.,e ~ -. =,
k'ss ano ssp4o eo'''4 p.oe@eA. "efo 1oueetue"'
ana Inc 'one VI aae ,ua1xet VIZ ns1n aIa nsa1ns'
ce1'aln unpopa1a1 m41es ., oeasuso anu psoan COZ
, 1875-04-04

Withdrawn from store OH Friday for city consump-
ton 6,sA bu wheat, 1911 bu corn, lies bu oats.
The following grain inspected into store On Sat-
urday morning: cars No. spring, II cars No. do,
10 cara No. DO, car rejected do 20 rheaD;
high mixed corn 164 No. do, cars rejected do
{25H corn); cars whita oats, No do, AZ
rejected do car No. rye; i car No. hurley.
Total lo3 cars GOO bu. Inspected out: e84ao bu
wheat q 93 bu corn 2so5 bu oats 6,4a2 bu barley
The following were the receipts and shipments Of
bresssus and ye stock at this point during the past
week, and for tha corresponding weaks ending
, 1875-04-04

Weas Huron st, II 40 It q Of Rotey st, 8 +, 81
1l23 It, with building, dated March .5...... AsWo
Lincoln 81; 100 It Of Hubbard st. ef, 2111o'H mn
warrsa % AZ, s. 9s-1oo Il " of Oakley It, ST, atz
IA 7-1oft. With improvements, dated April .,o
wes: Ohio st. ii: 71o Il of Nay t. 2;E
1so 4, dated March M..... ...........::.:- 1.sao
ooraela st 253 & Of Noble st. T. a511cs f. -co
patts1ae'a ssa Mfssh e. e 30 ii of
st, r 251too #. dated Anil =. ......:... 1855
Wentworth AZ, 90 IT Of Swift place. I, ASK sco
1h1ty.lhisd It. is tt oi x;hi:nd AZ, III
r., ZIG +. dated Ans 8 g. l87t =; ~ s'ooo
divided n Of 2S1124 s-io It, dated Aug. e5' roo
let % soa5t is i + Orchard + I'd l31fs m
Tbs premises No. 566 sodg~iok ct, dated March
ssssSisF i: i. i Eassnjs Il, vi 50 ssia s,o
Hurl5ut It, ne n e corner a oi Deldsn ~. t, 14bx
1870 II, with improvements, dated March 3l:: 1890
s1o f: dstel April 1900
Fay It, 5etvssn Psatt and Philip s.. i751ia5 IT,
osare6 ss1 4 is3 /: ii wisconsin st. 43i:s
5ohasea esP Paes, is Il oi
sos1H or oSr1 CITY I1a1rrs @ WITHIN n4Dtus OF Afs
FROM THE ooURr-HouaE -
Pine Groye ~, 4ox2oo It, In Block 7, Handleg's
Lots u, ~, q, md IS, IN Hitchcock Wilson'S
Ak Of Lot i, Bickerd;ke + stee1e's # s nv
*sec. %, NJ, H. March h31........-......--. 5000
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS, WITHIN RADIUS OF aIsrEa
fBo1I TEE COURTHOUSE.
Lot 81, Huriord'a nw hnw& Of se 4, sec. " ooo
Cottage Grorc nv, ~ It n Of Fozty-1rst st, sf,
30xiOo It, building, dated March 22........ 5000
WEST or CITY 11xrra, WITHIN nApIua oF M1LEs
FROM THE CoU1T-HoU6E.
Humboldt st, 100 It Of WabanEta at, g + 5ex ~
100 Il, dated April l1.-........,.,........$ LOO
FULLERTON ~. 7s It " Of Leddy 81, n I, 2ox432ft,
dated April 1....-...................-.. $50
j. SUMMARY or TRANSFERS roH TIE WEEK.
The following is the total amount Of city and
suburban sales within radius Of 7 miles from
the Courthouse, flied for record during the
week ending Saturday April 8: City sales, %;
consideration $8l5 210 north OF CITY limits sales,
1; consideration, $25, $50 south Of city limits,
sales, IS !; consideration, S214, 662; west OF city
ss sae @6 6 49, "a Total
, 1875-04-04
COMMERCIAL

Tbs following xere the receipts and shipments Of
Ito leading articles produce In this city during the
twenty four hours ending At O'Clock Saturday
morning, and for the corresponding date una year
, 1875-04-04

Tho following tnttruments va.s filed tor record
Saturday, Aprn3: :'--
cux PROPERTY.
North Lasane q, 2ss $40 # Of North ~, 81,
nesa ~, ~ s:'e q sa osslsy 1st t.
dated Jan. ,...,...,.....,..,,,,.,.,. 8eo
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NHERIFFS SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPrssr.
G. j. Hdmbro 6 So,.
as.
A. Milsnbe,yer.
Mo. 7d9o.- e
CLARKE, BAYNE L. RENsMAw sttys.
for plaintiffs.

BY virtue Of writ Of seizure and sale
dated March 10th 1875 and TO me directed By
the Honorable the Sixth Distric; Court 70,
the Parish of Orleans. State aforesaid, In tn.
above entitled aud numbered suit:
have seized and will proceed to sell .
public auction At the Court House Of tAS
Parish Of st. John the Baptist, e.,e
On SATURDAY the 3rd day Of JULY A. D.,
1875, at l2 O'Clock N.
The following described property seized,
to wit:
lat. A sugar plantation situate, lying anc
being in the Parish Of st -1ohu the Baptia
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Yly swsy, swallow. Gy into the blue,
or - hoWk cen follow.
I've houo peW@ ~ hesvcs than yoa,
Ns00 ~ $500 he wiss men knSw, y
NeoFee - AoUnlng vhese dreams cemA true
HiGA9 49, ~ = swallow.
Dow - vsv~ = hsautiful bay
Tdf4ftoA ists'my heeren.
Down algeaA . shoaaaasA shedoylsa dsy,
UnAae IT, Gofss thAf ssemsd hftcd for aye,
Cnd@ 10y Hssic y wisds berns sway,
All the sai,hg tie vstsh haA been kept
Dy eyes Of : passionate glory.
IN 80 ssal4 wN,psisr they ever h.d wspt,
Tin - nA1Ael1ss tu,nulf stiIIe6 and tIeN,
And sat q its travail new life crcpt,
Ban q that vUtdlcss story.
nAtkDnsassssaS ~ ~ thpxss1n psac'
Ard ths csinoan snnset blended.
And We driited, drilled into the peace,
D1flaA 10 t9sU sanast 1eece. .4
late eaeAse1in ybsr. cursns. c.sss,
ASd star ~ sweil are ended.
whabk k~s ibll fFsa ths heaven We knew,
Tka - 10 swall0wi a7wa.s~ aa
6ingsyo1Asee csaght . Swsiaas new,
Toached with raplnge lpe and true
Sins. slbs n thss inlnite blpAg -
~ s'ss.v. Ut / N
1 yhs Anfss3 : graeder 9isSt
Keep y aGfhl lssih9 fftg
Gllnpsn ID 1lsA6w hetglA. a.
Reashing up thypush loss aud night,
0eArhing nsvev beyoad tNe sight,
0nes tAat wondrous cruising. ,,u
-yAsulE r Rosrxsos, ia HaY~'s ks1asis
NJ1. *E
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writers own pencil sketche,> Here, in Mr..
Blacks description of natuf.I scenery and
hniaan character. will be found the subtle
charm. the grBius loci, that moved him +"
the marvellous creations Of "A Princess D!
Thule" Here We have the very island-that
sf Bcrncra. presided over bv worthy fur
nj Z and fisherman, who 10 called its king
from which Mr.. Black derived his "Ki-a> Of
B0rva,- to whom his imagination gave u
daughter ..as bexutifal ~ the beautiful
scenery in which she dwells.'
There il special iitRes In Mr.. Parton's
selection. for the July number, out Of his
chapters on caricatrre. that On which treats
Of "Carica.,ire in the Revolutionary Period
that period including both the Amerlcan
and the French Revolution. His leading
, illustration. with equal fitness. Is one design
erf hy BENJAMIN Franklin in London. IUi.
Mr.. Par.on's article contains sixteen rare
and cgrious illustrations belonging to the pc
riOsi under consideration.
DR.. Samuel Ossood. whose early home was
ut the foot of Bunker Hn. in a somewhat
philosophical manner treats tue significant
issues OF the Rattle Of June II. EI5. under
the title of Echoes of Bunker HILL His
-consributionfs iilustrsted
Professor Charles Rau CONTINUES his illus
traIed papers on the Stone Age in Europe,
this months installment dealing mainly
with the remains found in the HOhlefels
cave in Germany. -.-
This Number contains a humorous love
story by Mrs. Frank Mccarthy. "The Story
of Trombone which il Enthusiastically
illustrated. Miss Virginia w. Johnson con
tributes charming ssory, entitled "A Palace
Of CObweb.r >
Miss Thackeray's bcautifIl story. Miss
Angel" is concluded but the readers of
serial stories will nsd in "Garth.r Julian
Hawthorne's new novel, a story that will
meet the highest expectations. This novel
will place Mr. Hawthorne in e<sn4apk
among nan novelists. S~IV
The FNseCentury" article in this Num-
her il by Edward Atkinson. and is n very
thoughtful aud suggestive review Of the
dey elopinent of American commerce.
The poetry Of the Number L. contributed
by T. i .Aldiich. Fansie x. Robinson. Nelly
NJ. Hutchinson. Helen 3. Conant, and A. +.
John Bigelow continues his pithy COM
ments on Haytian Prvverbs
The Editors Edy Chair contains some
pertinent Centennial suggestions pays just
tribute to the memory Of the late John Har-
per- discusses the modern purga:ion Of the
theatre. and gracefully acknowledge our
debt to Theodore Thomas for his orchestra
concerts. The Scientific Record il full of i'll
teresting matter, and the other editorial -
partments are as compact N 1aR1iul
strlctisa snd smnssoent.
Published by Harper 4 Brokers, Fraaklin
Square. New York.
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sc BELOW, EDITORS

bark of the tree, from which yh the
beetles make their escapesn early
Summer by eating through. The
eggs Of these insects should be
thoroughly destroyed. Scrale the
bark around the butts Of the trees,
carefully burning the scral'ings,
in July and August. Then apply
the solution OF soda, and do this
frequently. Watch for the first
fresh eatingS of the worm while
small, and either cut it out, or
pass q bent wire up the hole, and
thus destroy him. The amount OF
fruit trees which is annually des-
troye,l by the bOrer is immense,
and fills great destruction might
he sMlsd by the simple practice
here described. But simple, easy
things are generally overlooked,
while some glowing humbug, for
which $50 is demanded, will re-
ceive the admiration and patronage
OF the multitude.-N. Y. eekiy
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Tree Wash.

Orchards infested with liclen
and mess npon the trunks and
larger branches Of trees should,
st this seasoa Of the yes6nb be
cl.,ansed with u saturated 1snhtion
Of oaustic s0da, made by heating
ssi soda 10 redness, and then die.
solving 4 in water IN the proper
tion ofOne pound Of soda to one
gallon of water. This IL the best
tree.waah known. Unlike potash,
it will not ipjurc live portions Of
the tree, but will dccosnpose all
the fungi, cocoons, ova OF insects
and the Nike; and early Spring
vii lnd trees 70 treated, ready to
avsil Of natures laws =. The pro-
duction Of fruit, and . bsalehy
growth Sf tood. This asaG Of
the year, while the tree n IN its
normal coAdition, tho saturated
sssja wash may be used withs,ut
theslightest injury, and any pcr.
non Of the wash that may be car
nd 70 the ground, will act AZ 4
fertilizer. This wssh is m s9icient
profession against the spple-tree
borers, ifapplied to he part Of the
stem, Sear the ground during An.
Enst. The parent beetles deposi,
their eggs in June and July upon
- hark n tl,s stem, geueralIy
near the ground; and the worms,
wbeu hMshrsl sat their way hrs'
to tho inner hark |; and eating
downward, they vsxAch to a,
wook which With the inner bark
they 1estrcy extensively. The,
finally enter the solid vootA ant
eating their way upward, live il
the tire some two or tAree' years
Wben the period Of tAeir chang
spproaSbes, they uake their w.
toward tie outward sarfAos, csra
Ing their chrysalt1es Within -