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, 1875-12-10
THE DEUTSCHLAND DISASTER.
NuEE DP THE SAVED.

l.oSpoS, Dec. 9.Tle following eleven add.
tIon.1 o,u.x of passeurers saYct from ths
,1.,.'a .ra t.r,,,st,ad ~. r,o..,,.'.
Deu'soa,s'a ~ ussa m,.s.u;t ;a!' H'osu'0k'
1S ann. -. H.; n.aon.s. a., ,n,.
h.eesaRe-1 Tai, 1!otteH nA0s91e o. NaYts;ei eeosea
nre'se'E, Or iredtlt, Of Al6any; n. r.s Ann:
lnoefs OF he'cneupef6 Mlhelm Harge' oE
fIhbs9a Aatin otoAtnaHett VI EEapTt ~.
Hchn:tes; OF NesKltac9sn; Anton IelcnS' Of
NeN 1olK; ueoEs'nA FRANK. OF Nohemta and
Sonaaa uHss; ne Hashtagea.
w psooloto taat some othets No saTaa ana
not auon.'neo W atoouns OF lha courus'oo u
osno' !" 1AnFc1n!oe anu te'egtapt4og'
~. .t,,,. -, TIE a}ts L1s1'
mo en,!a OF anna trnoolk died on tho s4eat1-
'oe; a!toI ieasne the Steck: k:,
hHofetne1. Abook toIty o. tne passe9so'7 aoa
n!14 a u .uo c!S" A1e sIi'l uuaecGaItea !os.
4Ae U6utaculanu WILL ptopaoiy oecoms 1osa
lo7a'
INTERROGATION,
LONDON. Loo. lo-a q. m;-"itn tne 'asess n
FORMATION at Aand regafd'he tno !oss o. she
steaaashsp ueo!sch!aaa u ID eat1Aatoa tn&s q
IeAAt sl2tTsetxhe pofHoua' OF HAou 1oSIy-rlx
were passengers, were dtoWnoa. Gotohes's
Inquest has oosn he'd a. oheesneas on the s"o
bodles found 10 she Quastarnaastefs ooat.' Iao
Jury refused 70 adjourn hual!y unnl tne ro4u!f
o. tho official inquiry. when u neia o. n.s"'oh.
, 1875-12-10
1'action Of Senators by the French
Assembly Under tho New
Constitution.
The Republican Element Dc.
velops Unexpected
Strength.
Further Details Of the Steamship
Deutschland Disaster.
4 Car1ist General Sentenced tr court-
Martial to -Four Years. LIN.
prfsonmcnt.


5FalNu
GoHHESfS on THE PRESIDENTS NEs141k
AAbhtn, Dec. 9.-fho touruata Of thls city
comment sarlonsly on tho message Of President
ufant. but all tsorc that 6pnin will vauluish tho
severance.
~, LoSpoS, Dec. 1o.-A a1adrid dispatch sayB
thursday nnrn1nE>s papefs theyo express rho
opinion that sl'c fo1ttnn OF Ircrident Grants
than bib former utlerancee ou the subject. Tnn
conservative tou1nais consider hts language eeFi-
ms lha general of'nhn in political circles il
That tho message ID favorable. The Epoca sod
1hdrto tspd9nct think that intervention 10 not
really intcndod. Aud bellcye That Euronn wnuId
not ALLOW il.
:, Further zcnforcements are preparing for
c0tHr-MARTZ4L.
IiENhATE, Dnc. y. the Ear,i4t Court Martial
haa anutanred Gen. uAbaIIs to four yt.ra i'm
prlsunmeut
, 1875-12-10

5rseint Di<,atth tn Tas cheaao 3rtbHn'.
EAsT6A0EaAw. Mich, Dec. "a row Of t"entJ-
dve wooden buildings in WenonA Lay County,
owsued by II. ". Sago d Co., WAS sst IN aro by
ioccnd,Afies this morning aud busnsd, Loss.
$6,UU0 no insurance.
, 1875-12-10
FRANCE.

ELECTION uf BE:AroBs.
PAH1s Dec. H.--ln tic Assembly TODAY, bal.
lotng bcg3n for the clertIon Of scyentv five Sen.
atora. who aro to bold Office fur !,l4, DUO
BAudifFret PAsqnier President. and il. Maftei,
First Fice-PFceidout. OF tho Assembly wete elect
ed, no other candidates obtnintng the absolute
majority which II ueccsssry on tho first ballot.
Inc Lett dayclopod sur11lalnR strength IN voting.
Their candIdAtoa received IN average Of 325 sotes
eacls. against 3l1. tho Ararage nnu,bor thrown
for those Of the Right. Mcmbors of tho Klgh.
a1e astounded at tho result.
rAl:MlrM oS MARRIAGE.
PAEIF. Nov. Elm TIM Assembly to-day tho
dscuasion OF tho Electoral bill had nearly finished
with tcBpalrlng monoIonY, when N. Eocaskela
proposed the following rider to CLAUSE l.:
Every Married man widuwcr, with or without
children. stall barr the right complementary yoc.
rnan against whom separation shall hsyo been de-
CREED bJ The coura Of law ahal lore this double VOTE
!lo defended this proposal in tho solemn tone
hAbIlnal 10 lin. ~ a premium OIL marriage.
ln0test sEalntt celibacy, but did not n1ccaed in
d,stractinR the Chamber from its conversations.
n. Lang1oia roso to AuHwor him. He IL speaker
"4osa voice. gestures, mauners, and homely
phrases alWasH .cnltven tho Chamber. It waa
Silent aud listened to him. Aud WAS Elloot when.
alter trTlus 10 replY b. abstract arguments, ho
concluded BY o1cla,ning, ''Cau II. in short DO
supposed that tue priest slla1 hare only oue
'nte. sud tl'at tho rcxton. IL married shall have
taos" The Chamber rejected the amendment
A married woman nanlaa Duron haA been cop-
demned 10 death At tho Lot Arszes TOR murder
ing her seven children and . granddaughter by
rushing needles into their bodies. She had teu
children. sernn Of whom died under II montbn
old. ann 1t was not until thu death ol her grand
daughter ;hht au Investigation waB made. Ho-
apparent motive Tor ths last crime wAa that
tho child might dio bcfore its father.
nAo was ia desperate condition, aud
shat she might thus sccuro part Of hia prop
f3LN rra{ut1irh NJ her fanNhtAr-tn,4AH
whom she desested. When asked how she cana
to think Of sticking noodles into her childrens
bodiss sllo stated that It the public house hho
kept thero was QUO dav conversation on infAutt-
cian. and it waa raid bahses did uot suffer whom
murdered IN this way. The Jury In this casr
could discover no e1tenuatinK circumstances.
FLOODS AMI HruhAH.
1nundattons and gales arc reported from Ill
sIdcs in tue Valley Of lilo Euro, Not lass than
i.1U0 trees iu tho fproat Of Dreux hare been
blown doHu. Immcpue dan'lge has been done
ii! over France. In most districts, however, tho
dooda arc subBidug.
, 1875-12-10
A FARMHOUSE BURNED,


LAFAYETTE lud., Dec. 0.-A houso on rho farm
nj Van y. Burton. north OF Dayton Ind 8 miles
Gust Of Lafayette burned to ths ground last
night. It wAs occupied by \ nephew Of 31r.
Burton named Aharpn; the family wnro absent.
Tbs neghbors saved taost Of The furuituro. Loss,
E10U ; nj INSURANCE.
, 1875-12-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

THE CHICAGO 4 HoRTHWEs7ERN.
a Tribune reporter called upon Trrsident
Albert Keep, Of tho Chicago Il No,thwesttra
Railroad. yesterday, for tho pnrporc of ascer-
tatoinR what that gentleman hat to say in regard
to tho additional reports sent from New iork re-
6arding tho bad condition Of the finnnce4 OF his
road. ,1r. Keop said t,o had nothing to add to
vhat ho had already aaid. The statement given
by him to tho reporters ~ns ent;roly correct.
He Lad nut tho Ieast doubt that thcte rnporta
emauntcd from BONO person os pafsonB nilxinus
to boar the stock Of tle road. That no one be-
leTcd tbebe reports WAS bert acen by tho fact
that tho value Of Tho atoel had nos deprecated
in the lcass; Tn the contrary. it hatl advanced.
I1o ms not willing to ARsert that tho rsrortn
came FROM Jay Gould. but it certainly looked
that way. That gentleman had hong hecn
an3iouo to ecctrn 4 connecting link between
Chicago and Omaha, anu 10 probably thought
by dcpreciating the secut!liee uf the Northwest
Elm ho could sernEc controlling Interest ia this
linz. Tho exhibits made Of the financial condi-
tion Of tho road IN tho annual report, published
last August, were correct. and etDco that tiuo
The tloasiug debt had been largely reduced, aud.
II businees ccntinueli ~ good as at present, =
further reduction would DO made befole tho end
OF tho present fiscal 5enr.
CHICAGO. SAGINAW 4 CANADA.
Srrr;e. D'spatth To The Cdreaso Tr,2un..
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, dec. o.-The Chicago,
Saginaw Il Cauaia KaroAd Company to-day
completed 20 miles Of irop on the track Of tha.
route. West OF 1t. Louis. hlicb.. tho track ,s
in good. condition. Lake View, tho next OBJ
toctise posus, will be reachod In ten days.
AsuDs1uY.
WHEELING II. Ta., Dec. g.-An election hell
in Brooks County, thia State, to-day, ID to
whether shat county should transfer its stock III
the Pttsourg. Wheeling T. Kentucky I!ai1road
TO the COMPANY to epablo it to complete tho
f.~. ,1.-k .-.k Sr-s nN
, 1875-12-10

Manufacturing fuupany, ot CAicopec Mans,
butte IN = request to tho Lin ,oln Monuu,ouk Al.
eocis,ton to psfmit tho exhibition Of thu uaval
0roup for tho monument 1t ths Centennial. mud
the REQUEST las boen granted,
, 1875-12-10
FIRES.

IN CHICAGO.
The alarm from BOX 3f5 at 1:30 o'clock yoster-
day afternoon was cAuscd by llro ia tho two,
story franc building 1t No. 80 Bluo 1saad avo~
nue., owned and occupied Al u dlsttery BY Will
lam Mat4er. Loss on builling ABOUT a3uO, std
on tho stock about $500. Origin OF tho tiro, de-
fectise Hue.
The alar1n from no1 5e3 Ut 514 o'clock yestcr-
day AFTERNOON uAs chnscd by FIRE in tue twc-
story franc bnilding At No. G78 West Late street.
owned By William Shade, and occupied ~ mtl1i-
merry snd dry Roods stura bE reltor Erickson.
Loas on building and contcnts, 800; fully in-
cured.
Tie a!arnn from pox G At 2:12 o'clock Yesterday
afternoon was caused BY tire In the fous-story
brick building ut No. p Michigan atrect. owned
by Wi!!lAm Coyrigan. Tho baHcment was occu-
pied ~ pickle aud yinegaF factory BY 1ielnz,
Nohlo x TO-. whose loss il about 5301, and is
fully insurcd i'll foreign companies. Tho otlcr
noorH wero formerly occupied "a board
us fussn.a1e sa'' va: Stored On 'N0 ,hs usS tat1d
floor. whero tho fire broke ont. Flo valued tho
furniture At -. 900, iii Of which IL sntsi ,obs.
i Was insured tor el6'N in homo companies.
The dar1age to thn blildtuB will not amount to
more than 9tfD.
IN NEW YORK.
new ionT. Dec. 9.-Tho bnlldlues Nos. l, 2,
.. and 1 Misaion place, and tho rear buildings
Nos 81 and GO Park. and Nos. las. $50. and Ii!
Worth sttoet, wero burned early ths morning.
involving total loss OF about $3.50, QUO, whic, B
mostly insured. 1Ae principal losses Gre aa fol-
lows: N. A. Tavlor, S3o 900; Dartow l. Sou,
&35. .o00: Donaldson Bros. $l3o,oC0; tho Ne1
YORK Newspaper Union, 5000; Dunn. Barlow
T. Co.. 100000. II. s. Archer, Sl0,000; George
Deboise. $40, 600. Tho llouae Of Industry aud
tho Mission Houso narrowly escaped. beyeral
adjoining buildings wcro mich damaged. mainly
by water. Tho buildings. like their occupants,
Hera }n6uYhH
, 1875-12-10

sAS Francisco, Dec, "a dispatch from San
Diego says TINT petition is being iarge'y sGnca
asking Congress- 10 extend aid 70 tAe Isxas ra-
cifc Hailroad. to enable it to build : competing
line to the Pacific.
, 1875-12-10

OF this bill would 10 SlulAk40l OF Tue public
faith, aud he WAS sorry to 500 t4at this waa the
lrat proroaitiou iu regard to tnsncca brought
into the Chamber. bhoid the l,ll DO passed, It
would reduce our 1ovonue II least Is peF cent
Tie very salvation OF tho country. dapended
uuon : strict Adhoronco 10 the pledges Of tho
Government. deferred to the Committee on
Fiuauca.
Mr. Morton submitted resolution to Amenl
the Twenty fifth r,!o Of the Senate so that bills
may b. tut t'oduced ~itloVt previous notice. and
that it should not be necessary 10 Btato III the
minutes that pes.,,lsaian had becn Asked or Oh
talued to introduce \ bill without such notice.
Nr. Morton aAld It cost several hundred dollars
every session. to print &bese formal Horda in tho
teeo.d. and lie saw no usa 10 II,
Referred.
ADJOURNMENT.
After executive session, adjourned till Mon
dsy.
Tho following nominations weEo aeut III to-
day: Commodore Daniol Ammen. to be Chief Ut
Itsnclard. to ba RaaE Admiral; q. ". Emery,
OF Tcunesaee, Governor ot UtAh; i. d. Axsell
OF Ca!lio1nlA, Governor Ut Now alsxico, John
Il. Clark, suIyeyor-0euerA Of NsbtsstA aud
lovAj Marx 1titon, Penalou-Agsns At Madison,
1ad. 4: q. Wat&!ns, Iuapeosor OF ladsau At
fairs, ThoAas q. Woodward. Of Iowa, ono of tho
ExAmners in tho Chief Patent t,flcai Ferdinand
Merrill A. u Mattaaws, Thomas !. brady. and
q. u. ChAMocrlaio. Supervisors Of Internal
Asyonue. Collectors Of IntoFnal hoyenuo-
YyiyaniA; Joseph u. Webster. Flint District Of
Iiliuois; Thomas J. klnney. NInth illinois !;
Charles D. EottenKtll, Eighteenth OAlo; ]. M.
NeAu, Fifth WISCONSIN,: j., u. T1oMbfidxo First
ii. Sturgeon. Fisst Ai.sourl! ", s nolien.
Colhetor Of Customs Joseph Il. Jones, Dis
t1ios Of Chicago. Appraisers Of Merchandise
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

"DoEsTIcKs" has been touched On
tender spot. An old sore has been
opened and is bleeding afresh, and
his soul cries out in anguish. He
says we "had better not tell any
more news" That's rather poor
advice to a nescspaper man. How
ever, so far as "Doesticks" is con-
ccrned, We are not disposed to tan
talize such wrctchcd creature as
he must be-if, by chance, he has
any conscience lcft--prOvided he
and his confedcr ties will desist from
committing further outragcs upon
our private character.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

Two persons, named Fuller, have
been arrested at Holland, this State,
en- a charge of having murdered
one Wilson Pound. The party went
fishing together, juno 9Th, and that
was the last seen of Pound, alive.
His body was found some time later,
striped of clothing, and secreted in
marsh. Revenge and the wish
to obtain money, it is thought promp-
ted the terrible deed.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

The fact that gold exists in the
Black Hills, in paying quantities
has been confirmed, and now VIC
may look for a rush of treasure
seekers, Notwithstanding the truth
that the locality is still a portion of
the Indian reserve. "Uncie Sam"
had better make arrangements at
,once for the peaceable surrender of
the territory by the Indians.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01


We understand that certain par
ties in Lake county are looking for
cases in contempt" Ifthey want
to try and find a genuine, downright
and deliberate case of contempt
for the Constitution and Laws of
Michigan, the voice of the people
of Lake county and the order of its
Board of Supervisors, they had best
investigate the aff.ir wherein GER
tain county property was detained
at Chase for two days after it
should have been lawfully and
pcaccably removed to Baldwin.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
DR.. Bsrger's Compound Fluid Extract Of
Rhubarb and Dandelion.

The beA combination OF purely vegetable medicine,
entirely replace Calonel Blue Pill. 1t stimulates
he liver increases the flow OF bile. and thus
once torpdity OF tho liver, biliousncss and habtua
onstipatIon, and the diseases arising from such ~
lyspspsia, sick head ,che, hatulencc eto The cffco
iveness Of this Extract will be proved, visby nc
@ the patient, one two bottles sufficient b
Hear tho complexion beautifully, AMI remove pimple
and stains cscd by liver troubles Price 81 per bottle
: bottles, s5 will be sent on receipt OF the prio
% any address. free of charge. Prepared only by
y. ALFRED RElCHARDT. PHARMACIST, 402 FoURTI
AvkSrk, NEW YORK CITY.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

A FIRE in Grand Rapids, june
10Th, destroyed seven blocks OF
buildings, covering about twelve
acres. The loss is estimated al
$250,000, with an insurance OF
$4,000. The fire originated in q
small barn.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

WE have borrowed the copy ofthe
organ which circulatcs over here on
the plains, and in it we find what
purports to be the substance of a
resolution oforol by Supervisor
Wood, relative to constructing par
titions in the new county building.
From the manner in which the
organ words its item, it's readers
must infer that ga committee was
authorized to go on and construct
the partitions at once, without re-
spcct to the possible result of the
Injunction. The truth is the Board of
Supervisors aut horizcd the erecting
of the partitions, only after the in
junction had been dissolved. There
was not the slightest manifestation
of a disp osition to show contempt
for the injunction, and the BOOM
erang thrown by the infants,
will only recoil aud knOck their own
heads off.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

TIE organ failed to put in an
appearance in the STAR office, last
week, so we conclude that another
addition of evidence for SANDER
suit was madc-in the publication
of falschoods regarding that "as-
sault." What a brave set the in
fants who arc managing the organ
must be!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

AND now comes the July number
of ,Athm's Home Magazine, an ex-
ccllcnt periodical for one and all
1t contains history, biography, ro-
nance and fashion reports for the
ladics-with illustrations. Pub.
lishcd by Y. S. Arthur & Son, Phil,
adclphia, Pa.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

IT has just occurred to Tilton and
his attorneys that their witnesses
in the great scandal suit knew moth
ing, scarcely, about the matter, and
that the real evidence against Beech
err has not been heard. How sad, if
true!
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

"DoEsTIcKs" evidently thought
he "said it," when he made the
statement that "Alrs. d." had never
been married before" Don't flatter
yourself, so sweotlyl That "othc I
mans wife" zoe alluded to, is not
living in Nirvana, now, bm she ,cas
there.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

IT is now believed that the com
ing wheat crop will be such as to do
away with all fear of scarcity of
the article and consequent rise in
price.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

The Grand Rapids Eagle speaks
of "Boston in Gorrcous Holiday
Harness. If that isn't enough to
raise the dust of Noah Webster, we
don't know what will.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

On the 22d ofJune the residence
of Samuel Fluallen, near Torch
Lake, was destroyed by fire, and two
children burned to death. The pa
rents barely escaped with their lives,
receiving injuries which may prove
fatal.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

If you desire an excellent Illus
trated weekly paper, send for the
Hearth s. HOME, published by the
Graphic Company, New York City.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner
AAvous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the Fl
fects ofyouthful ndiscrction WILL Tor the sa kc II su
firing humanity, send free TO all who need IT, the re
cipe and direction for making the simple remedy b
which he was cured Sufferers Wishing to profit nv
the ADVERTISER experience can do so by addressing
n perfect confidence
JOHN b. OuDEN, AZ Cedar It,, New York
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

them upon the straw by sweeping
the threads with pole, then set
fire to the straw, and we are rid of
the pests. The only trouble will be
to be sure to make them drop.
To be complete this will need eau
tious pains. During the past year
Swinging the trees with solution
of Paris green was tried with mark
ell success in Illinois, and is highly
recommended by those who tried
it.
Though the neighbors of people
with affected orchards may take
satisfaction in the prospect of II
speedy lcavc-taking of this terrible
scourge, still those who have or
chards attacked will find that pre-
sistent effort in the line marked out
above will b, the price of their or
chards, as two or three years at
most will utterly ruin the trees.
But this prce is not very exorbitant,
as the labor is not very great, does
not last very long, and is most
cff'cctual when applied in the least
busy season of all the year.
A. ]. Cook,
Professor i'm Agr'l COLLEGE.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
AMERICAN WASH BLUE.
For Laundry and Household Use,
mASuFAcTunEp AT THE
American lLiramarine Works. Newark. N. !

Our Wash Blue Is the best I'm the
world. It does not streak, contains
nothing injurious to health or fabric,
and Is used by all the large laundries on
account gifts pleasing effect and cheap
ness. Superior for whitewashing. Put
up I'm packages convenient for family
use. Price 10 cents each.
For sale by grocers everywhere. Al
ways ask for the American Wash Blue,
If you want the cheapest and best.
American ultramarine Works,
ONCE, ~ william Street. New York.
2-J0-3-5
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01

IT is stated that "Doesticks'
expressed a willingness to let the
Editor of the STAR alone, if said
Editor would let him alone. We
must confess that our task of cx-
posing "Docsticks" is an unpleasant
onc-wc had rather say something
good of any creature; but as "Doe-
sticks" has seen fit to ommence,
and maintain (aided and abetted by
others) deliberate and malicious,
false and spitcful attack upon our
private character, we shall keep
him toasting over the Goals until he
is so thoroughly cooke !, that con-
tempt and oblivion in the minds
ofall respectable people, will swallow
him with relish.
We ais understand that he stated,
last week, that "There are several
who know Doesticks." If that be
true, we are pleased at the news,
and trust that all the community
may know him and each one who
aids him in his criminal attempt to
blacken the character of one who,
if he ever has done anything for
him at all, has performed nothing
but favors.
Such a creature as "Docsticks"
and all who aid him in concOcting
falsehoods; arc more dangerous in a
community than pack of wolves.
No one is safe from their cowardly
attacks. If they will assault one
friend, they are just as ready to do
with others. All they want for a
prctext is disagreement in opinion
regarding some matt er-such as the
question Of removing til, County
Seat, as in this instance.
So far rs the matter of our trouble
with any woman is concerned, we
will say for the benefit of those who
arc unacquantcd with the facts, that
we never have committed an assault
upon anyone, nor drove anyone
from our house or office. Neither
have we paid any fine. We have
been ctt'J;l with committing an
assault, by apoor old Ignorant Great
ure, and out of resp ,ct for the SEM
blance bodily of IA woman, we hay c
RETAINED from any comments upon
the affair,which is now in the courts,
and will be adjusted in due time.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-07-01
REMEDIES.

AS prevention is better than cure,
we ought of course, whenever pos
siblc, to keep injurious insects from
even gaining foothold; and the
wingless condition of this female
moth permits us to accomplish this,
as she must ascend the tree in order
to work injury. Any substance
which prevents this will prevent
the defoliation. The old method so
long practiced in New England is
to closely surround the tree with
paper bands, say eight inches wide,
and besm ear the bands with tar or
printers ink. This gives the trees
forbidding appearance, and ne
cessitates renewed application of
the adhesive substance so frequent
ly as to be sure that we entrap the
moth as she attempts to pass up
the tree. DR.. LcBaron suggests
ncatcr and, as he says, an effect
ual remedy. lie would place an
inch rope closely around the tree,
letting it lap little so as to be sure
to entirely surround the tree. Then
tack the rope to the tree at each end.
Then take strip of tin, say five
inches wide, place it around over
the rope, so that the rope shall be
Just in the middle of the tin; lap
this little and tack to the rope.
1t is said that the female moth com
ing up to the rope, and being unable
to crawl through under the tin, will
crawl around, and get on to the
tin, but that they never get from
the tin to the tree again. Upon
reaching the top of the tin they pass
round and round, not knowing that
they can pass down and thus gain
their desired end. Like turkeys
cntrapped in pen, whose only exit
is through hole beneath the earth's.
level, they are baked through sheer
stupidity. In this case the moths
will doubtless lay eggs around ana
below the tins. These can be des-
troycd by using kerosene oil. This,
turned upon the eggs, destroys them.
Eggs laid in close proximity to the
tree, wherever seen, can be dcs-
troycd in the same way.
If the moths once gain access to
the tree, and the larvae commence
their work of despoliation, we can
take advantage of their dropping
propensity and destroy them.
Place little straw under the tree,
not sufficient to injure when burned.
Then jar the tree, and rs the larvae
swing down by their threads, bring
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