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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1875-12-08
NOTICE.
NOTICE

Is hereby given that on the 18th day of
December, A. D. 1875, will apply to the
Probate Court of Newberry County, S. c.,
for final discharge as the Executor of the
last " ill and Testament Of Henry Oxner,
deceased. JOEL B. HELLER,
Nov. II, 46-4t. Executor.
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KNGsLAND & HEATH are better pre-
pared now than ever before to supply
the needs of the great human family in
all that pertains to housekeeping. Their
stock is large and extremely varied,
and there is no article Of any concel7a-
Bile utility bnt can be found in their es-
tablishment. Anticipating large num-
Der of visitors to the city, they have
wisely prepared for their reception.
Their store is under the Columbia Ho-
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Subscriptions received at this Office for
Harpers aud Leslie's Illustrated papers,
(weekiy and monthly, Scientific American,
Southern Cultivator, Rural Carolinian, Young
Folks Gem, &c.
Illustrated publications for sale by the sim
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CLARA WILDMAN,
THE PEARL OF SON G.
..- rs COMING SOON.

Also, a large stock Of Jewelry, Silver
Ware, fine Toilet Sets, Vases, Silver
and China Tea Setts, fine Pocket and
Table Cutlery, large stock of Pistols
and Cartridges, and thousands of other
things suitable for Christmas, Birthday
and Bridal Presents.
all of which will be sold cheap for
cash only, by
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MCCALL & POOLS.

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embracing all sizes, from 4x6 to 4oz6o IN
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Truly yours,
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The Mediuma informs us that the
young gentlemen of Due West will
give an entertainment in the Court
house at Abbeyille on the 9th inst, for
the benefit of the Due West Cornet
Band. Young gentlemen of Due West,
it is as easy to start a Cornet Band as it
is for a cocklebrier to stick to a horse
tail; but to keep it up, that's the rub.
(We are speaking now Of the Cornet
Band.) Whenever you encounter that
difficulty enquire Of US. and we will
tell you how we manage those things
at Newberry.
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TURNIPs.-Our bosom is made to
swell, and our stomach to-but we for
bear on this point-at the reception of
another basket full of enormous turnips
deposited by friend Meredith. 1t is a
mystery how he gets them to grow so
large. Our sowing did not turn out
worth cent. Wonder if he sows seed
in the moon.
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~AGENCY FOR WARD

"a a U Z 70 VH
P-E-R-F-EC-T F-I-T-T-t-N-G
S-H-I-R-T-S at P HIF e r. n O E
AND CLOTHING STORE. NE A
sURES TAKEN. FITS GUARANTEED at
O. 5o EACH. At.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

sight of God, he remarked We are told, on what
riscras in fact long before Londoners ares stirring
been up and praying with his mobiles and priests for
an hour and half. These prayer services are re-
pcated thrice p day. which seems pretty well. but
the Scevid is careful 20 have il explained That at
home there would he I've services instead of three
from which hope entitled to conclude that
His Ielncss Scyyid Barghash Of Zanzibar is a
piouS man.
Ii WAS long since discovered that iLir is the age OF
testimonials number of The Times that did not
appealing Tor subscriptions in recognition of the
merit of somebody. dead oralive would be curiosity
The parsonage VINO ha~ most recently proted by this
generous mania is His Eminerce Cardinal Manning.
In his ease il was managed without advertising.
Law Catholics. chiefly peers. found the money, and
with practical good sense gave il ia him as money:
instead of throwing the cash into plate for tn profit
OF the godsmths. The subscriptions reacted the
comfortable SUN of f6.500. voluntarily contrib
uted ~ il oddly stated. and this is given in token
of their satisfaction ~ his having been made Car
dual. The Duke of Norfolk alone gave f1.o'w. III
were a Catholic, j wonld propose subscription to
Father Newman in token Of satisfaction at his not
having been made a Carlii,al-n other words. of adj
mirafion for the degree oi intellectual independence
which hc proves to be COMPATIBLE with sincere
Catholicism; incompatih, though il be with getting
the favor of the JesuiiS behind the throne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07
A MILD TALE OF THE CHRISTOPHER.

P,nsan, (sfo Ovgrepone,oe Cincinnati, Crrs're'aL
The story will tell rs il was told me- with
cat a g,iariniee ~ truth. Etrly aft Spung ~ old
dug Hp pailita of dit ia which Ia pant ~ Net
seed. She PIT THE pan under he HtOys not tAing
At grassioppcr cg-S, went cut 20 NJ ghlDf:
Upon her rtuIr. nft.r hours absence, sir tgini
thousands Of millions of grasShoppers generated iic
the eggs 10y the heat literally eating hcl ont Of bOi ana
home They hst attacked the grecu shade on he "n-
dOW- aud then green dust-pan. gwen IRISH -tfFRn.
r asleep In the rooms, the neat victim ana
not ycsge of her iti The stove and stolc pipe
next eaten, ANA then the house was tom down so
that they cOnid get ~ the chimney. Boards. losts
beams, clothing nails, hinges, dOorknobs plates, tn-
warc-cYerNtAhg. IN fact the house contained was cAt'
up, and the lasttAe good O The place t"V "i
the largest hoppeis were sittng up Oh thd pay S nun
blepegs with carving knife for when should nave 'N'
cellar,
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mon who had treated themselves in that way should
he sick when il was time for the race to be pulled;
and they were 20 in fact This year they do not ap-
pear With q very heavy and muscular crew, as they
have previously done, but have men Of more moderate
measurements who are tough and healthy, end who
above ill are skful ia handling their oars. Cornell
shows no dmnnitiono Of enthusiasm and comes 10 the
struggle unda,lnted in front with two tfrws- more
conld,s If than ever. The stroke and bow. Who were
consider ID the best last year. veterans oil two
well contested races are still in the tn' crsty crew.
and they believe that they have ut last got SIX To-
gether which can carry them well up To the front.
After a good generous dinner and n lounge OF IN
bolr or more on the piazza, they started out III ne
boat They will have the first paper boat ever
rowed believe, in college Regatta. They have
used paper boats at the College in several class races
but never before have vcntured into regatta with
one She is wider than any heretofore made and Is
built on tie model of the Columbia shell OF last
,.,r 'Tl,t no1V follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

To ths Edftor Of Thc TrfbH"e.
SIn:1hc following Associated Press dispatch
wa.pubsh-i in lbe N,-No paers OF June "a train
Oh the JIud.n, RIVER 4n,ad woman and her
child ~ Greenwood Yesterday nloun-. Killing hc mother
n-tanilv AMI iriurine ihc child s'ions'y tat he vii
d., They were 'tr.mNs.'" What . IRAN o! Thought
this i.naiaori of pr news in-,,ir.sl "TAry Wcr'
tramp" Vic was thi- poor Wontni How iai mad she
cone with her chi.d in arms, and whore Was Gle
twmprE- 80!
Whose daughter She. ana who was her hu,handf
Slc In.',t have had .Ii,d. otcca father aBd mJiler
sisters. iuot}3crs, aud nearer ycta lover she MAY
have hcer reared in luNlrv. and have been drawn 81
iehinne speed over III road which si" was -
year,l, iruung when ehe swept into e'cInitS Wat
v-u~ pc ,iitctcpc, and child lNd those
h,.u- - tir same family al ale human ''. 2 aci
and i,v c .nyc> ttr same Joys ana SORROWS, -"
-i, love-. hpc and fears. he cuiy dtltncc consist
,.- Il, -, .4s>,s,.o OF tc diOs, called money Al.
~ go caA b. ,,c til IL HIS life NCi" I'll. ti lhc great
Cin,,nr would EaVo dist ,Ouf" is JOYS dd sOIoNS
can resist The iclins that, somewhere sNohi trfr
&, ,rcD,nrcsc for toe pau ADD trouble II thls ne!
som. place where fr ntlc tramp WIZ II nave
scare, ..D.rd chem tins lie. VIII have snow!
V.u % 1, thos whose beads have rested on downt phi
lows from ilcr hiith Somewhere ir,at Hnd glorious
eternity. =, which Til, lie l. rnia thre- upld AID
through which are all tranpng- uumpire onward to
Mar lorE. July ,, 1870.
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THE BROUN ALCNSL.
TIL NrrIEcrIoN OF TRrsrEEs

TIL. RiN / ~ ij'lf VT ift Nffsis-
To thc razor Of Tbc Trtb"nf.
Sle: | have noticed q parseTaph under ths
M n Of Commencement Noies" which lives a. great
satisfaction Il refers 70 the TACT IL, .hc Auor OK
Brown University invited 10 nominate cano dates
for Trustees taat Prof Chace ,eived with on. keep
tion the largest number az votes, anI that The 'iora-
ton ii no afieu the recommendation. but ,icc'ed
IN us place another candidate who had not received hat
as many votes. This statement IS thtiic.y correct
Prof Chacc vps cbos,n by n very large vote OF ihs
\nmni hmt was quietly dropped Ivy the Corp ration;
lho CnrDoiatiOn ccCci Dr. Arnold. 30 Il President OF
the nyei~,tv Of Gicag, or cunrse, me tofoft non
have IA. ri a" ANYTHING: they were careful 4" pre-
sprv- that pryiiecc but there l. = III 81 eol'fssy
which appears 10 pc unknown 10 tieit 10 'ic q" h0t
care IN Xofr II when my candidate T. elected .""er
man Vi lnl the np'uhcr OF votes t. chosen - m 'Oi-
,nrl,n The yonl.c Alumni all say fhat while 90 Cor
inrl pn were choosing from cand dates VINO icrifrN
snuler number Vots they ought 10 Rave cl,Tfed AZ
Ie1~t one yonng man. siv Mr.. ua-k - Nh. ~,
whose votes were WAY shovr thai Of Dr Arnold W tis
,., The CORPORATION have elected of the ratid,ir-
OF u minority Of the Alumni hat II tleS aimed ~ i ne
and the money ot the graduates tlci Nvd
pcier have selected a candidate whO received ma NY
vote. A'NAN''
J.ttsdcacs July ., 1870.
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.orell Prrslimen crew is q, follows:

TN, aIr'al- 10 b, Il fliily u crew. d.. think
the Harvard freshmen al generally tlourht most
OF ~ present. They arr strong men they prI III
moderately coad shap, and thoA arcalWays ny ing to
race with somebody. which i. good sign.
OF til Ccsnci. University crew have Spokcn ciI-
clinsi.c,,ly. Every bod. here j. pIai,in. th.n for
their rcccn, improvement in form bal 80 II Ia
i.cn cvrrv wear. Corn, has boon praised ~ one Of
tire best crrUs ard las stood among the middle ones
ii not worse. fhi, year Eiaryw wait tli after the
rae before they give Cornell very mgr plac"
Many oiiti crews were noted from hc Cornell - re
on thr F'tlc r.crnt.p. but tir! must Ia. spoken oi
IN II I'll InttrI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

70 ne Editor Of The Ir360He.
Sig: In the space Of a few seconds the -four
ring city of SaE jose dc Curuta with population of
10000 souls vas ctreiy destroyed 10y earthquake with
all it's nhnbfauts excepting about i,ooD. Five Cthor
hitherto busy aud prosperous places, with combined
population of lJOoo have also been totally or par
tially DESTROYED and th,r remnants Of inhabitants
broken homeless w,ide,ersaTe appealing for our
aid aud efforts ia their behalf The whole extent of this
calamity yet kAOw hut what has already reached
us respecting the widespread mis- ry dcsttution, ana
syriurs of the INITIATED. helpless IL more
th1p sufficient 10 awaken the gcucTOls npdthes al tins
Whole community Having been authorized 10y the Cont
rritfec of Relief organized in tni> e. collect sutsci1p
tous la aid nI ie sufferers respectfully peal to to
geucr,fv and Dencyoene of your reader. Tor such do
ma ftu, llny may desire 80 contribute toward tl- OBJ
iect. Respect ully, your obciicui servants.
MrNOS x EsTgIkLLA
~ Efns-d Nr,,. York, June % lc.J.
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FINE fRTS
EXHIBITION or P!CTCIi& ~ AID or TuH RI.
BoDY UOGI F0R AGED rD.FN.

EXHIBITION or P!CTCIi& ~ AID or The RI
BoDY now FoR AGED ND,lFN.
The tn, eos Of The pcaboll Home ior Aged
Women. fr,c and a.cc!arian II, tuton. Of rcccut
bath. lat alrc,dv unnh.iue trnps of friends. hatr
G. rItd an c.hiht,n o. pictures al t,.r LeIvlit Az
Eoome No ~ r.,ldway. for the purpose 20. calling
public at -ltion a. thou charitable ni, dai Ing jar,'
pictures have an been Ic fer ttc occ ,.,'u 10y ronc
on. pear WHO have wished 20 do hat they could - aid
- c.H,c they have much AZ h.ai and which d'srr,es
to be h~ipcl We hrlicye the Institution L. a!nci IN
honor 0i tir phautl opic m"gchsn s. ho showed n, i
now c.sy WHOM tLoro is VIDA. is Lr fog licl man
- enter fhc kingdom uf Heaven. Among tie honorary
lnel,cfs we fin thcuaucs Of ter Cooper cN"vcrrrr
John 4. Dis, Howard Crosby, D. D.. ThHoT Weed Fred
ciie De Pe;s,rr. III j.. the Hon VIM. VI. ~ arts aGd
The Hon. william n. g. khan Ir. George H. Pcahodt
l. the Treasurer. aud The list Of ladies' w,0 give thc Home
H., aid end nnroit of their influence proves again,
what is indeed. IN cd story in NewNorS that wealth
ai. culture ind of their c',ci pleasures infl luxury
@, dnis guud. An.ng The IEIacs nf asist, who haze
sent pictures to the present exhibition many viii read
with pleasure that SIR. Walk 81" the painter of "Jhc
Battle III Lookou Mountain" Mr.. Walker hss here -N
or al ,it pictures which will Doe sure 20 interest those
who ielt Their Patriotism stirred and old memories T."
n, wed IN contemplating his large battle-p.ece. other
pictures h3 NJ. Eastman Johnson Mr.. William liar'
Mr. Hubbard. Fir. Church, and Mr. Illness The cAhio-
lion /. open day and evening.
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HOW TO KILL TIE POTATO BUG.

To nc EdiiOr OF ! 10 IFtDNHt
SIR: The Colorado beetle is easily destroyed
al any stage Of ts lie. bui is necessary to act Accord
ing tn the old rccept for copIinga hare. frst ~nrs
small quautiy Of kerosene into irnii-can or any ssr
lin vessel then pick OF tho bugs hou the potato yine
and 50 the leaves on which the eggs are deposited AMI
dfop thc into tne Kerosene MANY of the bugs Ga" DO
shaken OF. IA five inmates they viii ceaso 1" lh' but
if any one hooscs 10 leave them in the can GarIng -
hours b. will find himself able to say on cNaniira"hi
"Faiher mother, sister, DToiher--
1hcy are al here"
They are there dead a. ihc mee"theiiums II II "a
airy comfort 10 subject them TO cremation afelward that
is oas.iy accomplished. w.
Accio,,, y. J July /, 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-07

Mr. Waterman is like his native State Of Rhode
Island lie Is not large. bat what there j. of him Is
exceedingly good. He is well made, strong in the
trunk aud back. and very muscular ahou the body.
He is n man of brain and nerve and steers capitaly
There AZ, some defects i'll Mr. Watrmans pulling,
a. might be expected, since hc has never been IN
racing boat before tb, year. lie does not always
pull his stroke through, and he rolls Ia port iiile
OCCASIONALLY hut he has time to correct these detects
and is evidently Il man who will do ~.
Dir. Barfo. No. p il from Jacksonville \. Y He
is blonde Of t3lc most pronounced character.
measures feet , inches. aud Las good rowing
bnd a;l. Bartc handles his oar we'll and i ia fine
condition. Mr. ellis No. 3, is an Ono man, and
Mr.. Jaryi.. No. :, is from Canas.ota y. Y. They
meas, re about > feet ten inches each, weigh 100
pound. each aud look 80 much alis that il r. hard
al rst 10 Tell them apart Mr. Jarvis has the more
nervous tempcTamcnt-ihe ." free horse of the two,
should say-bui Nh ellis look. i he made up
in touclinc,, They or, well-buit men, with no
es,,ccial sign 81 gymnasium about them: moi rir-
ticula,ly large in the aims, but heavy III the back
and lon.
Mr.. King. No. D. Ygllod stroke lasi year. lie l. a
very broad and spuare-hodiod Ian, tough and
knotty Ho now appears in . tone! racing cn,W
for he third tine ana j. wei known. Ills p'fSc-
vcraEce certainly deserves success
John H. Osircni. the stroke and captain OF the
crew. generally known among the Toys a. III" odd
man.. ha> also pulled III two regata- before this.
He has great let, rrination and a muscuiaI deye-
cynrnt which is rarely equalcd. Mr.. O>trom has
given much study TO rowing. and aplrarS thi> year
a. stroke n,tted Of in the bow where lie pulled l'.
,elr. His stroke does rot pr'scut tho peculiar Tn
elish characteristics row in fashion. 1t Is little
quicker than many crews are pu!line. averaging
about - 70 tie minute but L., c'',rt i a'ie 20
shoot The hands forward rapidly than Is seen III
Colaubias aud Willian-'s crews.
The form of the ,icv entities them to place among
the good ones. Mr Waterman rolis LITTLE 20 port
a. lelor, ne atioaed AID Nj. King sometime, g'c-
too far hack % the pcrFcndicula; with h- body,
throw irg himself trie ont o. time; bat there are
f,w crews .: thi, period which have not defects
verse than t.i'-e aad harlrr t. cuIo.
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AnET 10 NEsrERN FARNERs.

TO nc Tditor OF Inc IFtbVHf.
SIR: While travelling, last Summer. thIous,
those portions OF Colorado and Kansas which had bccu
attlcked by The lrru-ts was considerably sl1 ' To
Observe that while Indian corn. potatoes &c, raplds
ci.apl,esre before Tho onslaught of tho ~, 'alrnt
-rIilrSc The species corn known as br'uin com ci-
tirlv escaped t Iata-e-. Green peas too are -ai !"
be avoided ly the lJcu-.. Vow View of th- tdct.
would ir not De worth Wi 20 tly TIE 'Xp ilhhnl 0'
planlln. broom and riaB corn TO-, faer-in ihc .dme
iili with PEA taro%n crow ulou' aid pro
fect the aplr al owcr sidlesl j fs Vel Ap"n nat
certain animals cannot D. induced 10 srfpac" e'flA
hints a,d il nlry Well hc thaf broom c..n aid pas
world prove nroi -cti"g against the Io'1,i-. any
rate re Experiment Noni DE cicep, ana iJ'd 10 va
r.ous l0ra i!icl might h. tested in single wear.
Ae,r- lOiE, july ). 80. AaIJkNiisL
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TO the EAitor of The TriGuae.
SIR: In the notice of tho "Tunlcrs i'll your
issue of june 20 think they made to appol ar more
saualy tlan tn facts viii Lnow ness
people we'll 10 was born and grew ny among them
They are - people who perfect and upright
p.olc that fear God and shun evil They do not eau
III msolye@ "Tunkr,s," lut German Bapists" Some
o. these people the upcutvaicd il is true. cothe them
sey, uncouihy enough 10 eXClr TIE stare or the mon
bat ao majority of them in Intelligence On proprieiy oil
dress. compare fayorihy with any OTHER people Re
ioisy they discard all creed. ard are governed IN
faith and WORKS by jhe New Testament alone. They have
. kind ~ Pcntccosih meeting once year-their yearly
rrtlngat which thrir churches tnor ghout The United
states and think Cmaca too, are rei'Ii seated itls
meeting j. tLor " General Conference tier biS.'7t
count and - o, nses Will come" this court judges
ticin and from it There is 10 appeal AT Their
,,nlg incoting they have supper, not OF
nation broth, but sd ,tantia supper of
c.libc meat of almost ans kind ecncaIlg reef, accom-
panied vito bread and huticr, 40. Tlis Su , su.'
iso frFe~ origin from n" Passover Inn ibrH y not
cXaoii, lac l.. lTIn this supper tL,J ari-r ai @lri
fLcul.,s Is with towels, and wan orc NHh,FN ict'.
Thcy bcn part. oi bread ana VIII, - .o' ,nli'loi
81 a.. death Of their licccmcr Bat these lnlkcir
are a." last PEOPLE 80 ic 1oud among mus. rom whence
tv al lu intervals OFT dre'u IN iaL tastc s. lc
&, sell fhc,- Not so AZ all: cy own SOM "i tr
finest furns IN Tho richest yalitvs. They hnilh r"i-
pnns dwolliurinuscs aud large bank rlirs winch are
h',d VIII cDoicet corcir-s. vel cured cover "a M
,'. and tie pIph7cs oi their inds .ol.- ana 'nt'-
gent labor raet Generally nave GOOD 71Och % "a Hi''
well ted AMI sleek. and Mr. isrrs viii never hnd II nee
ear, Prosecute any 81 th,se people Tor ap n- cattle
~ M hcs yol can r seryo! with tr,h 's ana I.
"wirr 80 - mudlaik" with the necessary aecom nj
mrus. need >,,y The -c lcol pay th'f d t. This =
oi' of t.r pin pies ~ thriI Icl' On lahr, .le
"r'nhor, 30 in ii. end j. on! ply TIE W." ID has
so f,.N of them. l.. q, II.
E,o>ifr OGio Jane -. 1-75.
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81 I.NER ILhIN.


METHODS OF DESTROYING TIL COLoHADo
BEETLE.
To me TdjIOr Of Thc TftbUBs.
SIR: The best aud safest way - destroy thc pO-
fao hug j. 10 take cp pan lin ml about ten inches
ora ia d.aat At tn top. ana hoi"gi' with hcl"it
hand under tho VINES which TIE 'Ge- are fro lux hit
tho vine one or two qc TAP, VIE the j. III hand The
fs, TAP viii knock nearly every brg OF into t'o pan or
PAL. especially If they half grow or more Then
take the buc, and plt N in stove in witch there
hot frc and close The top bat open aii the d1- and
anser 80 that al IA frori TIE rurin- bug may ps
NJ inc chimney. This much quicker way than pick-
ine them 81 one al 4 ne and ai,r and fun 80 81 cu!
as P,i, green o. aiy OF Tie poison led. IT, I'm vas
ad,ptci b, many IN he West at fc fine the bds we're
so numcrcu4 tlorc and have t'cd II. he:o, Hni unsf
have succeeded better ism those who haf" us'1 Pa-
green There no danger IN using te bare haul 10 mock
them of with provided there 81" no sores or ~ and = i
kept a,.ly frun the lac" ard ewes until thOfpf-hy
washed: but to prevent all danger r. so"i plan {"
put u glove tie r-Dt hand DuchsAin or q b.h te
tvc Iiv and IN TIVE o. tNr' dalF VII have mot u
the bugs oui 0 the way II j. wei a-o - Zoos ih 'oe,
oN er and take of Sl ayes having the tcr deposited yh
them they will always hr i"nd o. I'D" Grt I'll 'l ms
lnuf not " the potato alone. su snmflne- on "'"1s
growing Near pOtalOc,l and bum .itA II la' A. AZ
tended as tie fn gown bur' maxi i'-@ al-
pe1r nee il save. great deal o. trouble 49, 90" EGGS als
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