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them what he knew about the drugged
soup.
Just then another step WAS heard ON
the porch, and the evil face of Toms
uncle looked in. He Wi: greeted with
Il cry of rage. aud two a.. three of the
young athic.rs rushed i,rwaId, rs if
they would tear the man opieccs. But
h." did not wait till the could lay ther
hands on him. for as soon us he saw
that his vilIainy va, known, he took
himself ont of tm" way with all haste.
Men," said " indham, after they had
questioned the boy, and learned his
brief story, little Tom has paid his
debt. He and are quits. But We all
owe him Il good round reward. lie is
IN orphan. That rouge of an uncle,
never has treated him dcccntlN, and it
Won't do now to leave him in reach OF
his revenge The man shall bc indicted
for this business, but we'll take care at
the boy. We can afford 10 start him in
the world. What say YOU shall we
adopt him ?"
AYE, aye, ave. burst ont all the
crew i'll chorus. And fortunately the
generous purpose of these brave youths
did not end il boys play.
Passing over he day of triumph on
the lake. that made Windham and hi,
classmates glad passing over the trial
and conviction of the two ra>callN >ut
lcrS. again we see our friend Tom. tea
Years older, IL senior at st. Catherine :
and Il member of the University creN.
He proved one of the first men Of hi
class, and i, to-day stud ing hard in hi-
profession. lfindustrN and taitlIiulucs-
deserves reward, the world will yet
hear of him III his chosen calling.
IOuth's Companion.
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JUSTICE IN ENGLAND.-Law is en-
forced in England, and when violation
of law Is proven. justice is given free
course. There is certainly at times il
painful lack of that trmpcring of Justice
with mercy, which is us wise as it is
beautiful when warranted by circun-
stances. Mere Sentimemt:lism has not
Il ghost of Il chance, and age and sex
do not receive even that degree of CON
>ldcr;itiom which they merit. Here for
instance We find in late English papers
the following case of rather severe Jus
tice: y little girl. thirteen wears old.
visited her aunt ut the almShoust in
Spaldin". and on leaving the house fell
III love. ;ls children often will, with a
beautiful gcrIniIIm from which. with
chlld> thoughtleS>nesS. she plucked Il
blossom. For this offence she WAS
brought before the Petty Sessions, On
the bench of which sat two clergy men
and two other gentlemen. The act he
ing proven, sentence WAS PASSED con
demning the child, whose offence WAS
really an evidence of something sweet
IN her nature. 10 fourteen days lmpriS-
onInent. and IL course oi toir NraIs in Il
retornIatory institution. What would
they do over there with POmeroN, IA
"child' whose inches are more than
those of an average man, whose in
StinctS are worse than those of an
average criminal, and whose cunning
and cunlucsS make him dangerous
wherever he is
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Jnfrls.

81. JOHNSBURY HOUSE,
MAIN IihEhr 81. JOHNsBUKY. VT.
"Eo- Ii. WALKER, Proprietor.
AVENUE HOUSE.
hAiIRpan STREET; ST. JoHNsBuHY, VT.
HOW T. n MORRISON Prnpret"rs.
MEMrHREMAGOG HOUSE.
NEWPORT, VT.
w +. BOWMAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN Francisco. CALIFORNIA.
>. IL. SEYMOUR y co. Pr"prirtors.
MT. MASSFIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VT.
\ hrNt class Hotel with all the modern improve
ments. Accommodations for 800 quests
y. l.. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FRANKLIN SQUARE RosroS.
\ first class hotel in every respect.
tl:Ot KER ETCK, Prnprirt"rs.
ST. JULIAN HOTEL.
PORTLAND MAINE
GEO. +. WARD. Proprietor
MARLBORO HOTEL,
221 WASHINGTON STREET RosTON.
On the American and European Plan.
y. Il. STEVENS Proprietor.
Formerly of Trntter House Bradford.
GLEN HOUSE. Sew Hampshire.
This f:rvorit" summer Resort open from June Il
I" October l. Is7h. W. & e. K. MILLIKEN.
tAug3O Prnpri-tnrs.
1878. ST. LEON SPRINGS. 1870
This fivnritc resort for invalids and pleasure,
seekers will h" open for the reception of guests the
first nf June. Terms - ~ per diem.
JAS. X. GIIMAN)
W.LomXSnN, rr"prirt"rs.
r. &. SARGENT. \
74--5 JAS. h. GILMAN. Manager.
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The Empty Little Bed.

My little "nr. my sweet one.
Thy crib is empty now.
Where oft | wiped the drws away
" hich gathered on thy brow.
y" more. amidst the slrrplrss night
sm""th thy pillow fair:
Ii, ~im"nth indeed but rest no mere
Thy darling features there.
Ny hui, "nr. my sweet une.
Thou cau~t not conn. to ur
But nearer com, the numbered hour
When | shall 20 II thee.
And thou. p,rchaucr. with srrIph ~mil'',
And -"d,u harp in hand.
Mal II com, th'. iirSt tn welcome III"
I" our lmmanurl- land
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DIRECTORY.

r....>> dnd Locaijon Of the tcdd-
......> I,n>,> in 81. JohnSbHrg.
.,ltrr,I Fouls and Hardware.
-,\~ Ilu,t~ Block, l. X. -
Np"thrciri"-.
.r.u ". p Bank l;l"ck Main 81.
ttt"rn,,- at Law.
"a. .t.rE l. Oiiirr. and Post Office.
... NJ C.d-d"uIan Hlk.. mp STAIRS.
.tnp MAN ~t."N"r Hall \ Flrtchcr~.
..-ff. i'ruk,r.
i:nnL- and stationery.
.,, HOWELL. Calrd"nian BIN. Main 81.
I;""k Binders.
.,rS,l. N.f'- Monument Square
,ank. -L".aI and Hu-inr-s.
..I.. Arr Monument square
E,hrr- aud C"ni-cti"n-r-.
..NplEl Niu ~trrrt.
,l.rhinr. IInt~ and Gaps.
NrGu I.nh El"cA. "rI'"~il'. 81, .I"hm~-
..,. d..,j,rm Read, M.,d' Cl"rlim@. Hats
......- llrmshln. funds. rtc., rtr.
,t.rr,n.. i-,r Men and i:"N>.
.nt\h~ \ GO. Fairbanks Village.
,..L.,,. ..It-> and >t"u" Ware.
....ANk~ \ GO. Fairbanks Village.
...... ..p,,"r-iI,msins- Window shades.
..,alNk~ \ 90. Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
.'s- .d.Inmru i:l"ch Main street.
.-4Ilu Uu.u FLOCK. Nam Ntrr..t.
" T. Dn"rI.. ,.r"ccri"- and Fruits.
...-. .r.lIENtIII. Eastern Avenue.
..., ra,,l,. aud Ladies Fancy Goods.
'...s. .lurA l.. l.. Street.
...saNk~A 60. Fairbanks Nllll-c.
Ii,,ur and Feed.
....,U $ 60. Eastern NNruur.
iurmtur,. aud 't~k"t>.
-tI~tE Nam STREET
..,GDE%uNM odd. ,llnw~ ElL. E.E.> -
,mlh ,.ru,"ri..> ard fruits.
,u,A.,u. EASTERN N>ruu..
iih Manufacturers.
-.... .. Works opp Passenger Depot.
....,r.i,- rnd IInn>,.- I>r,i,in. Goods.
.l.UEt\N>A GO. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
Insurance. ,i.rir.I
-.'ti\I t..,I l.ailI"al street
iI"" t"un.irr and hnchini~t.
.. B.. .I..i -Hrtu md L l.. street.
Merchant IIil"r-.
t.A,o'p p.attil, i:l"rk Il. L. Street
Photographs.
..Iuun ,.D,l"uIau Block Main street.
aA>Il\U> lr"Wu.- Flock. Main -
i'r"I"r> and Publishers.
..'N.A CO.. rrlriouinm El"ck Nam -.
>r","> aud lin Ware.
HIE EASTERN Ny.uur
..n NuubElIr Eailroad Street
Hai EASTERN Avenue.
Nd'h'>. .i'w"lrN aud Toys.
.'. H'NIlI D,l,I"ninu Elk Main 81
.H.rN I:u'r,.id ~trr,t
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Hints on Health and Diet.

July ., I-75.
Hints on Health and Diet.
In all the woIk> Ot nature. hOtl, OF
gamic and inorganic unchamging law is
visible. The penalties for the breaking
of natures laws Me always severe in
proportion to the Importance of the
purposes to he >uhScrvcd hy them. and
they follow the tIan>gIc>>ion lis the nat
ulal result of cause and effect. Health
WAS doubtless intended 10y ON wise
Father To hr the normal condition of
mnrtals. and sickness the abnormal,
but Il noncompliance with the laws
" hiclI secure health has quite reversed
the arrangement.
The question is often asked. "why do
YOU suppose the present generation is
81 much more feeble than the past -
il is an important question. and one
which has caused much discussion
Among the learned. and especially with
medical men. t" whom the fact of the.
declining health of communities i more
-,
uHml t.Ncitrmrmt~ tn hich the nervous
a.,
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VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1884.

bluuder hN Mr.. lIamiltoI's friends, but
according to their own account of the
affair it looks like one OF those strange
coincidences which make Il blunder al
most inevitable.
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trated diet can he used with more safety
as the cold weather approaches.
j. L. CHASE.
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-'Ep l. AZ &'.
,,..r-. Monument, -. Johnsbiry.
,.. ..p, per aunum ------ -" ~,
.ru'. n ',,l,.tuct.- $1,000 - %'oo
.,ihrr will hnd on his paper in con
900 II" '..,,l,. the, date 1" winch II" has riid'
...f ust"-~il\-
.,,.,. 10 caledonia County. Snh@crl-
-.i-' ,.,.nty Will remit with 'hcir SUI
.r,r. N ,ddIIiun Tor p,-it@". a. W."
I'D u,-ta.,. uu the fdtrd""tdn L"
....,..,t rn,. II. .luhnSburN Post oiice-
..,,.. of all ,Ind- don" al li\lns prices
, -...I..ru machinery and >klliiul work
..aI- Of !"h Printing can u" h"h" aN
.,.,I,. Is I'D the cities.
.u,,,.-. ,aId aud Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising:
...r,.. nur uch spaced one week, Sl.Ou
.,uf lIuIauC,'.. .----- -
....,.-t uur Wr"h..------ ----- 1900 90:
.H.uuiInuIlI''.. ------ a.,
.r,H ut -Iicrl per year, ------- s.uo w,
-ri .,II u'irh lrnei. -------- ~" w
,,- Nptir,- to Legislature. "tc.I.'u
.r -ut.trr one week. k.--------- La
...|. .,.,Ili Iuutur''-- ---. ''
...f. .Hhfrrf.d ,"ih C"'S. f'"r"fH
......,..t ,,,dl. rates. v" "blerfi"nd
-...r..I rid a"ihinJ bat i"gi''""f'
.... ..H.f If''f
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..BELNONT."
European Hotrl.D
t!.! 4 G5:i WASHINGTON STREET. HosTnN
COppoSte GlobS HedtreJ
\ new H"us,. with Elevator and all modern ap-
pnintmrnts.
Rooms 81 per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant at moderate prices.
SANBORN \ HARDY.
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\ {. ~ u. \ EiI;IiiTT.


VI \. hN''tiii'
Dealers III
.. tN\'l Gnul'> EOOIS and SHOES.
"r. NrL TGHnI. N,lr,r I9afed
... H.. ~ rh,. l,u,--i rr.,.. .u
N.N 'dd Fellows lil"Ck.
81 r'"hNshrHh' VI.
" &. uoIGIITON, VI. D.,
~ \ II l''E
SOW "tHi i;.p. Dealer in
'I"h Nb FANCY GOODS.
'."rH IIi Int" t"ndS. Sc.
'-. i"'.H'IrLi,lE- \ SPECIALLY.
.''' b. ! Iimri,l -. I"hmShurN, VT.
pi;.n.t.\IurII
..
...... ..,.,... E"""N J.
r,>p, -
wa
''N''E> N
...-.....- r...,.
III fht \ BATES.
I,V,.l.I.S
.,.....,
n" ~ti, '"utS "i Vermont and
.... '''' '" TUE. :. '""i'7'
ne. BATES.
IH 4
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Dealers III
. AN'l GnVI> IOOl~ and SHOES.
hrU, NrL TtHnr Nlr1r I9afed
"U.'H "llI hr sold fnr Cash "r
... ,' the Lowest rIl',~. al
\'N todd Fellows Block
t..II 81. JuHNSHUEI. VT.
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4ohnaburn (alrdoni;n.
-utr FyEEN FRIDAY nN

Al -Tp\ I: AZ co.
,,...r-. Monument, -. .Johnsb'Iry.
ii' >"I"'
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It' fIA ~lIIhN \ SURGEON.
. HHl Er-Id,r, Main street.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
SALE OF Ia. & NO. RIVER
RAILROAD.
Tt is Knocked of for $3.50, to John
L0ler, E2q., Of ST. Louis.
From the Columbia Herald.

For the past thirty days the Louisiana
& Missouri River Railroad and branches
together with all rolling stock, depotS,
bridges. machine shops and all aPpur-
~tenanceS have been advertised for sale
under an execution issued in the Pike
circuit court on March 18th, 1879, under
q Judgment obtained some TWO wears
ago in the same court in favor Of Shee-
han q LGicr, original contractors. who
held an unsettled claim OF about $780,
600 against the road, together with
claims OF sundry other parties, amount
ing to about $4,000, making total
amount OF Judgment against the r0ad
about &3G0,ODU
This morning CThurSday). the road
was sold at public auction by James c.
Gillaspy, sheriff of Boone county, before
the court house door in Columbia. and
there being no other bidder was bought
by Mr.. John Lolcr, of St. Louis, for
$3.50. Mr.. Loler making the purchase
for the benefit Of the creditors, who
holding claims against the road to the
amount OF $500, UOO, really pay that sum
Goo. O00) for the road.
Mr.. j. NJ. WOOdsOn, attorney of the
Chicago and Alton Railroad. gave no
tice that the company had entered suit
against the Louisiana d Missouri River
Railroad for SI36,C00 amount of a long
standing claim ard that this silt would
now have to be contested by the pur-
chasing creditors. The purchase of the
road places the creditors IN a condition
to contest the claim.
The road is in good condition., 1872
miles being completed and in operation
in the counties OF Pike, Rails. Audrain,
and Galloway and about 30 miles in
Boone and Howard being only graded
and bridged. The original cost of the
road was about 81, 2OO, 900, and was
built mostly by subscription of counties
along the line.
Under the new purchase each credi-
tor will receive in payment of his claim
his pro Tat0 Of the 500, 900 stock. 1t
appears to Us that the sale is a big thing
for the purchasers. Unless the road is
absolutely a nOn-paying institution $500
900 is 4 very small amount ofmoney for
it. And wen should the Chicago and
Alton road succeed in gaining their suit
of 1885, 600 the road still ought to be a
bargain.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
A Fountain of Woes.

The best temperance lecture we have
aately read, from Vineland, n. j.
Mr.. Curtis, the constable and overseer
|of the poor in this place where no liquor
is sold, makes 4 report of the cost of
bis departments:
Though we have q population of
10000 people, for the period of six
months no settler or citizen of Vineland
has received relief at my hand as over
seer of the poor. Within seventy days
there has been only n case, among
|what we call the floating population, at
he expense of 81. During the entire
year there has only been one indictment,
and that a trifiing ease Of battery between
,ur colored population. So few are the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
Notice of ResiGn0tiOU.

COUNTY OF ANDREW, go
To the June Term of the Probate Court, A. D.,
$50.
In tle matter of the Notice Of Resignation estate
of Samuel Warner, deceased; TO all persons
conCc"nrd:
TAkE NOTICE, that the undersigned, Adj
l. ministratriX of The estate OF Slammed War
ner, deceased, late Of said county, will at the
June term of the Probate Court, to he held at the
Probate olicr, in the City of savannah, the
coUnty seat of said county, on the 2i,t day of
June, 1873, apply to said court for leave 10 re-
sign the Office and trust of Administrative of
said estate.
MARY WARNER,
Administrators of Samuel Warner, deceased.
May1-nO2l-W4
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OrdcP Of P~UbUcUtjOU.

In The Estate Of Samuel x arncr. drc'G..l
Mary Warner, Administrators.
NOV "a this day comes Mary Warner, I'D
~ mluIstrajriN Of the Estate "i Samuel Wa
Hcr. deceased. late Of ~Ijj county, and presents
IL IT," court her petition praying tor ~ "rirr Icr
The sale al certain real estate of whi"h sam icl
Warner died seized, d">t"tDrd Is follows: III"
northeast Quarter of section Ne. IWrutl four
E2B. and ten acres the northwest part OF The
~OUti!-rI~; quarter of section ~ rUEy-tUUr. ana
SHINY acres, The north part of the W">t half of HE
southwest quarter of said section twrnty-tOUT.
and thjT;y-lnUr arrc~ the W.>t part Of The north
part of tn" nurlh-Wr-t quarter OF section ihiry-
>iN 80. all !" township ~iNty-"nc u J.. a." range
iiirty-S"vcn GO ami ;:op the nrTtp-Wcst pG.r-
ter ut section No. nineteen, in township NJ. sin
ty-on", of rang" No. lhirty-~iN. containing one
hum&rct and ,rvrH;y-lWo and S;-lwJGl~ a"r,s. all
IN Andrew county, il The SAT" Gi Missouri, 10
pay tn" debts ot ~ait estate: which said petition
wa accompanied by the accounts. I-;> anJ III
vcu.erie>, ~ required by law, showing that said
r>tat" j. indebted. and th:t s.ii dchls are I'M
paid. and that there Is not sufficient as~ets on
hand Ia pay the same.
ON examination thereof Il is ordered by the
court that all persons interested in tie estate Of
said deceased. be- notified that application H.
Aforesaid has been made. and that Unless the
contrary he shown on or before the first lay Of
the next term ~ thl~ court. to br held un the 2l>t
day of Jnhe next, an order viii be made fo- the
sale - Tie real estate IN said petition described,
OE 81 much thereof aS shall be sufficient for the
payment Of said debts and III" cNIcl.7cs OF such
sale
And il i further ordered that This notice he
published in some newspaper published in sail
cuanty of Andrew for four weeks plIOr TO the
next term OF This court.
STATE OF MISSOURI, D.
C0UNTY OF ANDREW.
|, J. Il. allwell Judge of Probate in and for
said county, hereby certify that The foregoing is
Il true copy of tlr order therein set forth, rs the
same remains Of record in my Office
~TGS Witness my hand and ~otlicial seal at
SHtW,, Office in savannah. this 9Th day OF May,
~ iS15. j.. X. CALDWELL.
Nav li-no3O Judge of Probate.
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Valuable Farms
FOR SALE.

430. A farm Of 81 acres, near Flag
Springs; - acres under cultivation; $50
young apple trees; frame house; two
good wells, &c.
454. A choice farm of 1876 acres; 100
in cultivation; agood house 36x4O feet,
well water, $50 apple trees and u variety
Of other fruit; - miles from ROches-
ter.
40. A very desirable, small farm of
40 acres, ; miles northeast Of Savan-
nah. Good, new frame house Of ) rooms
and cellar, log stable and corn-cribs 20
bearing apple trees, 30 bearing peach
trees, and other fruit trees, and A acres
of fall wheat growing; price, $1,000.
$1,000 cash, balance on reasonable time.
WILLIAM CEALLAcoMBE,
Real Estate agent, Savannah, No.
feb12tf
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters tes-
tamentary upon the estate Of George
Newman, deceased, have been granted 20 the
undersigned, by the Probate Court OF Andrew
county, bearing date Of April p, Is15. All
persons having claims against said estate are re-
quired to exhibit them to me for allowance, with
IN one year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit of such es-
tate; and if said claims be not exhibited within
two years from the time of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever barred.
GEORGE J. NEWMAN,
JOHN l.. NEWMAN,
Executors.
April both. lS1J-no2SW3
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

Is widely known
as M Cfthe most
]eiiectual RENE
dies ever discoy-
cred for cleans
ing the system
and purifying the
blood. 1t has
stood the test of
years, with a con-
stantly growing
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~S""pTNaH, the 3rd daY ofJ17y. 1870.
GU07Y1i0N'S Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given lEa- the undersigned
~ has been SlI'"intrd Guardian OF the person
ih' ">ial" II John IIhier, Il person uI unSpuni
mind, by the Irhlatc Court %! Andrew county.
Missouri, ana hat am fully authorized 10 frauS-
act any and ali business pertaining" To the estate
of ny >ai'i ward. JOSEPH /. TALLER,
May 1tn. lS1J-no2gW4 Guardian.
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ErecUtOrS' Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters testament
" tary upon the estate of Jesse Cullison, late
of Andrew county deceased, have been granted
to the undersigned, +. Knlckcrbackrr, by the
Probate Court, of the county OF Andrew, bear
Ing date the 18th day of April, 1873. All persons
having" claims against SAID estate are required to
exhibit them to me for allowance within one
year after the dat" of said letters, or they may
he prrcluded from any benefit Of such estate, and
If such claims he not exhibited within two years
from the time of the publication Of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
+. kNICkEEBACKER,
Executor of jesse Cullison.
May 18th, IS7j-nO29-wi
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-05-14
Merchant and Custom FIGURING Mi
PosToN, AUSTIN & ENsEY.
Manhood f; How Lost, How Restored

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Z~sSEE%&y say on the FGdicGi cure tWlthOut
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The celebrated author, iii this admirable Is
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without the dangerous use OF internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out Il
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ter what his condition may be, may cure himself
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EE7ThiS Lecture should be in the hands OF
every youth and every man in the land.
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EG12Ol settlement.

TNO CREDTTHES and others interested in the
4 estate OF J2mcS Alexander, decreased, take
notice ;hIt .. he june term Of the Probate Court
for Andrew "orluty, Missouri, to b" held ut 81
vann%lt, On ;hc 2I~t day of juEc, 1>15, | Will
make iiEal srttl. mrnt 81 said estate.
PERRY MES>iCk, Admr.
GrecuIe" & King Art'y's. nu3Dw4
Knoxville Whig and chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1875-1882, 1875-09-01
Remedy for Cabbage Worms.

Hellebore, lime, salt, and similar sub
stances have been used with varied success
for the destruction Of cabbage worms. 1t
is now stated that bran and buckwheat -four
answers the purpose better than any other
remedies that have been tried. The bran is
simply busted over the infested cabbsges
as soon as the worms make their appear
ance. If the worms are very thick, about
handful of bran is required 10 each cab
bage head, and sometimes it is necessary
60 go over the plants a second time. A
hundred weight Of bran is sufficient for an
acre. 1t must be applied when the worms
are young When they are full grown or
very strong, it does not appear 10 affect
them. The buekwheat flour is sifted upon
them by means Of a sieve, in the evening or
in the morning-when the dew is on the
plants. If one application does not destroy
the worms, a second should be made. II
is probable that wheat -four, fine Indian
meal, or any other pulverulent. farinaceous
substance would have the same effect
american Gardner.
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