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The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1876-09-28

Some thief or thieves broke into the
store room of L. B. Ayres, Wednesday
night of last week, by lowering themselves
down through a skylight by a rope, went
for the money drawer, and took what little
change there was, amounting to five dol
lars, and then went for hams, flour,
canned goods, tobacco, etc. No clue to
the thieves, but the night police is conf
dent he can get them.
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ED. CAMPBELL of Fairfield, the genial
Chairman of the Democratic State Gen.
trail Committee, was in town last Tuesday,
and gave US pleasant call. lie is a COM
panionable gentleman, and his worst fea-
ture is his politics.
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A pretty thin dodge the greenback
leaders are making, trying to crowd Con-
ley off the trick, and have their party en-
dorse that old moss back Bourbon-C Cop
perhead, Judge Hendershett, for Congress.
Will you Republicans who are in the
movement, let them lead you IN blindly,
and sell you out to fire-in-the-rear
Copperhead? II you do, you are not the
men we took you for.
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BARGAINS

Three new houses for sale on cosy terms.
Monthly payments if desired. Enquire of
4w1n WIN. BURNSIDE.
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Money to loan at per cent interest, 6
years time, secured on first class farm
security. Money can be had the day OF
application if title of land is found good
KENDIG & HALL. 41-tf
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a good new house and lot within two and
half blocks of the square. Enquire al
Warrington & Cummins' Photograph gal
lerv 42tf
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Chicago Live Stock Markets.

CHICAGO. Sept. 20, 1876.
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; market was over
advices were unfavorable, which caused rather
dull market at the following quotations: choice
shippers, I 75@5 10; medium to good, COCA 40;
butchers, 25QD3 50; stOckers, Q 30013 90.
HOGS-Receipts, 10000; market active; good
demand for packing and shipping grades; values
for heavy weights strong and 50l0c higher;
sales common to extra Philadelphia 1905 50;
chiefly at 5 1906 90. 5af
SHEEP-Receipts 30); good demand and $50
25c higher. common to extra sold 5SG.4 IS.
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Insure your property with Ninde anG
Searle. See advertisement. w
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DROBATE NOTICE.

DROBATE NOTICE.
In matters of the Estate of Amos Holloway,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that on or before the
3D. Monday in October, 1876, there will be or
file in the Office of the clerk of the circuit court
OF Mahaska county, Iowa, the final settlement
and petition for discharge of VIM. Morrow,
administrator of the estate of Amos Holloway
deceased, and the same is set for hearing on the
LIST day of the next term of circuit court, to bt
begun and held in OskaloOsa, on the 10Th day OF
October, 1876. at which time objections can be
made to the approving of said settlement and
granting the prayer of said petitioner. 1.-Two
n4 WIN. MORROW, Admr.
by WILLIAMS & MCMILLEN,
his attorneys.
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FALSE IMPRESSION.
1t is generally supposed by a certain
class of citizens, who are not practical or
ex ,erienced, that dyspepsia can not in
V" riably be cured, but we are pleased to
say that Green's August Glover has never,
to our knowledge, failed to cure dyspep-
sin and li.er complaint in all its forms,
such as sour stomach, cOstiveness, sick
headache, palpitation of the heart, low
spirits, &C., &c. Out of 1000 dozen bot
ties sold last year, not a single failure was
reported, but thousands of complimentary
letters received from druggists of wonder
full cures. Three doses will relieve any
case. Try it.; Sample bottles 10 cents.
Regular size 7e cents. For sale by W. r..
Nugent and FL. w. Clifford.
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The Keokuk county Teachers Library
Association has over two hundred vol
umes ON hand and a fund of one hundred
dollars raised at the last Institute.
The Mahaska County Teachers Library
Association organized one month ago,
now has fifty books on hand, forty more
ordered and twenty volumes donated, not
yet collected. There are also fifty shares
subscribed by the teachers that are not
yet paid. Will everyone who has thus
subscribed please come up just as soon as
possible and pay it? Our library has made
an excellent start, its friends are enthusi-
astic in its praise, but it will need money
to run it. We need more members. Who
has one, two or three dollars to invest in a
good cause, or who will give books for its
supports If you want an interest do not
wait to be asked, come in and leave your
orders and they shall be gratuitously and
instantaniously carried out. The library
is kept in County Supts office. The books
will be ready for distribution soon.
A meeting of the Board of Directors of
the Library Association is desired at the
County Supt's office, Saturday Oct. 7th,
1876, at 10 o'clock a. m.
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HOME MARKETS.

Oskaloosa, Sept. ~, 5 p. m.
WHEAT-No. 50a75; rejected 40.
OATS-white 20: mixed ~; rejected 10
@15.
CORN-Old 40
POTATOES-New 40 H
RYE-35. .-..,
BARLEY-26.
CATTLE-3@3 80.
BEESWAX-2O cts.
TALLOW-6@6i.
FEATHERS-new 40ctS.
SHEEP PELTS--25aS5.
HOGS-Lower 5O@5 90.
SHEEP-Steady 2@2.50
EGGS-10 cts.
BUTTER-15 cts,
TIMOTHY SEED. 25a175
CLOVER -SEED-10.00.
HIDES-green, 3@4cts.
HIDES-drv,9a10
washed, 24a27 unwashed, IL
IS; tub washed, 30.
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County Ticket.
Township Tickets.

PLEASANT GROVE.
For Justice of the Peace-JoHN HUTCHINSON.
For Clerk-B. FISHER.
For Constable-H. MILLS.
For AsSessor-C- s. RUBLE.
For Trustees-T. LYONS, WIN. SMITH, C. s.
RUBLE.
MONROE.
For Justice of the Peace-HARvEY GATEwoOD.
For Clerk-MOsEs HADLEY.
For Constables-J. b. TARR, L. b. WEBSTER.
For Assessor-E. HI. MCCAIN. ~ =
For Trustees-W. HARMONSON, GEO. May
BERRY. WIN. BROWN.
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There is scarcely an article in the entire
Materia Medica or patent medicine man
ufactured in the United States, but can be
obtained at the Pion Ger drug store.
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An immense stock of stationery ct Get
era, at the p. d. s.
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gloves direct from Oregon, and only 80
a pair. at MORRIS l.. Lewis.
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DON'T FORGET

Harper's series of
SCHOOL BOOKS at BEECfILERS !.
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Ninde d Searle, agents for the five lead
ing insurance Companies of the world.
Ktna, House of New York, Franklin,
Phenix, and North British, 4-w1
Buy the 'sGolden Bucket" collar from
Morris L. Levi, and he will walk out Gen.
Ben Butler for your inspection. Stacks
and stacks of underclothing of all kinds
and varieties for sale cheap by
MORRIS L. LEVI.
--------
Notice the signs on the front of Ninde
& Searles office, also read their advertise
ment.
The best silk Hat in the city for only
500 at Morris L. Lewis 3-w1
Splendid assortment of Toilet Soaps at
MAYS & BRIGGS drug store. A
PIONEER DRUG STORE
established 1852. w. r. Nugent successor
to w. M. Wells. Wholesale and retail
dealer in drugs and medicines at the old
stand, west side of square stiff
Buy your paints, oils, varnishes, and
colors at the Pioneer drug store
Painters and decorators materials,
white lead and zinc in large quantities at
the p. d.
Homeopathic remedies Humphreys
exclusive agency for the sale of, at the
Pioneer drug store.
Homeopathic family medical cases with
book containing full directions at the Pr
oneer drug store.
An immense stock of statiene ny ct Get
era, at the P. d. s.
There is scarcely an article in the entire
Materia Medica or patent medicine man
ufactured in the United States, but can be
obtained at the Pion eer drug store.
WE call the attention of Physicians to
n our New and Elegant ELIXIR, for the
administration of Quinine, it effectually
conceals the taste, and will suspend five
grains to the drahm. To be had only
at the PIONEER DRUG STORE.
VIM. E. Vernon has the finest lot of
California Pears ever brought to market.
Mrs. Orvis just received the fall cata-
logues for Domestic fashions. Ask for
one, free.
The best line of Wooden, White and
Fancy Shirts at lower prices at Morris L.
Lewis than any other house in the city.
For lead, oil, brushes and varnish go to
MAYS g. BRIGGS drug store. 4
The nobbiest Hats and Caps in the city
at NORRIS L. LEWIS.
Mrs. Orvis is now offering new millinry
goods cheap.
The best line of gloves in the city at
NORRIS T. LEWIS
Convention Concert tonight
EVERYTHING NEW
and cheap at MOSS BROTHERS.
500 pairs of the best Indian tanned buck
gloves direct from Oregon, and only l.5O
pair, at MORRIS L. LEWIS
Moss Brothers will sell goods cheaper
than any store in the city. A
The finest and best stock of clothing for
the least money at MORRIS L. LEWIS.
Have your prescriptions filled at MAYS
& BRIGGS drug store.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all persons interest
ed, that on the 18th day of September, 1876, the
undersigned was appointed by the circuit court
estate of John Warner, decd, late of said
county. All persons indebted to said estate will
make payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against the same will present
them legally authenticated to said court for
allowance. ALBERT Fox,
Dated Sept. IL, 1875. Administrators.
ID. X. MOORE, Clerk. 81
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Piles and FistQla Cured.

Doctors Winship and Madi-
son will be at the Downing
House ON Saturday of each
week for the next four weeks.
They guarantee a cure of
Piles in every case they UNI
dertake. The treatment is
painless. Consultation free.
Call and see them. M "
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+ .EGAL NOTICE.

You are hereby notified that there is now on
file in the Office Of the clerk of the circuit couri
of the State of Iowa, in and for Mahaska county
petition Of v. B. Delashmutt, claiming oil
you the sum of one thousand dollars on your
prOmissory note. Also asking writ of attach.
ment against your property. - -
And that unless you appear thereto and de-
fend before noon of the second day of the Oct
A. D., 1876, term of said court, to be commenced
on the third Monday of October, 1875, default
dered thereoc as prayed for in said petition.
CROCxRAM & GLEASON, -
i Affvs for pltfP
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0skaloosa College,
Cost of Tuition and Contingent

- and prenarafOrY. etc. follows:
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Read the Swing locals.
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Allison, Oct 2.

VanValkenburg, Oct. A.
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WE call the attention of Physicians to
i. our New and Elegant ELIXIR, for the
administration of Quinine, it effectually
conceals the taste, and will suspend five
grains to the drahm To be had only
at the PIONEER DRUG STORE.
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The Oskaloosa HERALD entered upon
its 9th volume with its issue OF september
Z. It Is grand old paper, fun OF vigor,
and talks straight out ana no minclng.
two wears and Il Is always welcome at our
editorial table - ndiGnold Herald.
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VIM. BURNSIDE.
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Mrs. Orvis just received the fall cata-
logues for Domestic fashions. Ask for
one, free.
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VIM. E. Vernon has the finest lot of
California Pears ever brought to market.
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EVERYTHING NEW
and cheap at MOSS BROTHERS. A
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The best line of Wooden, White and
Fancy Shirts ut lower prices at Morris l..
Lewis than any other house in the CITY.
, 1876-12-24
SPRE1'TY POLL.,s

0Ae1Aotea O1 IAfT0L8+
ne death OF parrot was thus announced in
1he Ge,ral Ere7dng Post for the 9th of October,
1SE: "A few days ago died in Half-moon
street Piccaduty, the celebrated parrot of Col.
Ohelly,. This singular bird sang number Of
songs in perfect time and tune. She could e1-
press neT wants articulately, and give her. or
ders in manner nearly approaching to ration
atty Her age was not known; It was. how
Eyer, more than 30 years, for, previously to that
period, Col o'kelly bought her at Bristol for
hundred g1lneas The Colonel was. repeatedly
offered 500 guineas year for the bird by per-
sons who wished to make public exhibition Of
her; but this, out Of tenderness for his fayorite
: he constantly refused" This parrot, we are
told, ''..beat time with sll the appearance Of
science; and SO accurate was its Judgment that
II By ehance it. nistook 8 note, it would revert
to the bar where the mistake was made.
correct itself, and, sti11 beating regular time.
go through thcwholc With wonderful exact
ness"
In Wflloughby's translation Of Gusi*4s, hi, Dis
course a,sd. account Of Rarrpta,> we read as fol-
lows: 1.-THE noble Philip .Marnixius OF St,
Aldegond had q parrot whom havs oft heard
laugh like man, when he WAS BY the bystanders
bidden SO tovo I'M Fiench tongue; IN these
taught; yea, which was more wonderful, It
would pre5cnt!y add n the: French tongue, as II
1t had been endowed With reason, but doubt1essso
taught" o k gfand sot Q.i ne Jdsct Ttren 10
what fool to make me Taught and ras wont
10 repent 'tuest Sol1!S lh1t:E " lAHtEI His
mas sometimes been adduced as proof Of the
great intelligence Of .patTots. It is evidently,
however, rather an illustration OF memory aud
association Of ideas, which, along With other
things, Will be found illustrated also in the fol-
lowing account communicated to us of parrot
in London:
a blue macaw in Brooks 1ncnagerie initiated
to perfection the snarling, barking, and, howl
ing of dogs and the cackliug and Growing Of
owls, and would also astonish the visitors by
Its readiness In mimicking any peculiar roice in
the COMPANY; Dr.: Ihornton bought the bird
seemed to have lost MI initiative power Till i:
Was released from captivity and allowed the
range Of the house. Then it:speedily recovered
health and regaincdsthc' beauty Of its piumage,
made Itself perfectly at home, .becanc yery
lo9uacious, aud played many amusing tricks.
, 1876-12-24
Litigation in England.


The London. correspondent of the Cardiff
Times writes: :" Litigation is not often amusing,
but there is highly comic element in suit
which is now going on, II, indeed, that can be
said to be going on which can never come of.
The two Counties OF Middlesex and Surrey have
quarreled about bridge over the Thames at
Walton. The: magistrates Of each county wish
to throw the cost Of the repairs upon the magis-
trates Of the other. Not being: able tt: come; to
terms, it Was resolved to bring the matter to
t1ia1. 1t was found, however, that the action
could notbe tried in either county, inasmuoh as
having been brought by all the inhabitants Of
one county against all the inhabitants OF the
other NO juror could be taken from either, the
jurors being interested parties. The venue was
therefore removed to Rent, and the cause was
to have been brought before the Lord Chief
Justice, but he. living, in London, and being
therefore an inhabitantand 1ate.payer: of Mid
dlese1, held that he, too, was an interested par
ty, and although probably decision would not
make q difference Of -farthing to him; yet he
considered that: he was disqualified from pre-
siding. It has now been ascertained that all
the judges: reside in Middlcsex, and are all
disqualified, SO that, unless special act Of Par
lament is passed to enable one of them to sit,
the cause cannot be tried at all. Meanwhile
Aiiddlesex has already spent e11,000 In litiga~
ton"
, 1876-12-24

| ITS sense Of smelling was very acute. and 1t va
| generany tne hrst'to announce that 5lnner W:
| ready. us mode ot showing gratitude or salts
| aaclaon was Dy mall ,expandtng its wings Tlen
gentle rremuious nutter the feathers, AM
uttet1ng low and not uupleasing note l
.oou was nfonered which lts lnstlncl OF eapfan
IeJecteo y Would take it with lts 1oot and t
T. it,do#n &c with an exclamation MlIieh sounded TX.
| " "1hefe"' FOOD that WAS to ITS HIKING was care
| 1nlly examined. tasted, and then conveyed =
lne ord's own Tin Dish, IN Wn1c4 = Mas p1eAse ~
ciose by pressure with Inc Dill II any ~ ~
enlluren 1ell Or were n9t, lo,a @ va NC st -; ~
| give the alarm. and dtd not cease ca1no119g tll
tue cause was attendea 10. " H. ,o so y,
Word OF command, and to stand upon ms nngsr mgr
then, on another order, u turnea nacA oo"n'
| ward, ana nung on tne nnSer " 9ns 1oos, Is, e
tanning Its hoia, altnougn sWung auouL ;esel , ~
toos It was eE1aenty valnana Yesy hasssptlpe
Of dattery ana was geneTaiy p!onp1 ~
ing, asked. toe11enn 1ts wings ana:sn9" Ius!r
beauty; u Toulo Walk on Luz glot.u naeh- 1ens
ward II oraefea 70 no SO, wa'kln ,1a 1 .ls ul
tloApwna tne alMost ease - "As = sEAIisnfsa5 ti1ft5
along tne peren, lancet 60 an & nveay tunes Us
VINES aIso anos1sF, ano.s - t: nsaa "ps .sna,,i
"afo anu toImaIu IL col!ec]a anne' - ;as peSa
MfNorking ol 1ne sellatules ns nv " a;at ,wllen
AZ p3rfots nave ~ ue nppel aaaaae ~
the lower, It onlgeally stroTe 70 lmltate tae
ys1teu tne sllee, pnt Mnn ias - is LILLE
d!o not qmte serve Ine puipose :. nan rseonlss
70 tne y. at'thns 80 .1s
pssu ano YDaea ~ ~
c an i'm iaitatfon once Or twice aV that the
neisnools S'oo Liz 1lao nao oee''Inc perpetual
n1!san .,,,,o o,,,.>o ,,,.,, +,o fo-a,r,;rn xva
fIon! taE eano soulee Mitn sue au.eSo1nS w.
ue1te ine 1onoMus aecount u anoes W.
iay naa pa5dot ot ar u!u daa1
, 1876-12-24


NTRs. c. THOMAS VI. n. LADIES' PHYSICIAN.
IVA ObsterrtcIau, \, Sasa between Madison
and Monroe. paieau sAa aasala rooms an1 tfeaImenh
FTO THE LADlkS-NES. pK. SANTEE, ONE OF
l. the Oldest female aes!stuntrs In this country, iu-
yites all who wish rsrdc4 xcitic- call at her rpos
tion free
, 1876-12-24
FGH SALE.


TOR sALE-CHEAP FOR, CAsH-CouSTEEs,
shelving. bus, scales. iceb boxes, 1ud showcase
Apply to 81. C. CUMMINGS. 1875 Ioyne-st.
, 1876-12-24

TOR SALE-A WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING
# and tobbng boot aud shoe blEiuessesta absheu for
about tweIys and reputation built up
reducGd and In excellent condition desirable the
business could be easy transferred to Chicago, For
, 1876-12-24

BUILDING MATERIAL.
T0E SALE-3 COO T>oZES LOCKS. AND KNOBS AT
= less than fac:orr cost ~ ". WHEELER l+l
Lake-st-, up-atalrs-
IXTANTEp-AT ONCE-:1 GU FEET OF LUMBER,
~ consisting Of tabss tsss md second cleas, aad
common boazus perfectly Ary Apply for PARTICULAR
to EDWARD F. ALLiS i tNe. Milwaukee. wis.
, 1876-12-24
AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS WANTED = SOMETHING ENTIRELY
u. DusESBEREY M Cb.s t 81 aue GlasEsss 2s ~ Roa&. M
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O'Neii's Colony. in Nebraska.

ONeil's Colony, in Nebraska.
Mr.. James Nowlan called the meeting
TO order, and j. j. Egan was chosen
temporary Chairman. He complement
ed Mr.. O'Neil very highly, and spoke Of
him as man seeking the independ-
ence and welfere Of his countrymen by
locating them in new and free country
Mr.. James Nowlan was then chosen to
act as Secretary. The Chair introduced
Gen. O'Neil, the originator Of the project
before them. In quite lengthy address
he appealed to the patriotism Of Irish
men, and stated that his object was bene-
fit to his race in transferring people hud-
died together in large city tenements to
farms and homes in free Western lands.
He spoke OF and illustrated the benefits
arising from colonization, and enlisted
the interest of the meeting. His remarks
were well received and warmly applaud
ed. Resolutions giving sympathy and
aid to the movement were passed by the
meeting.
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EXTRACT OF ALeTTER FROM JAPAN
PAST AND PRESENT.

Even in this land OF incongruities one
can scarcely linda sharper contrast than
is suggested by the proximity OF this
government school to hill where in 1896
twenty six Christians were crucifled for
their faith. These sufferers, six Of whom
We're foreign Dominican monks, three
native Jesuits. and seventeen native lay
Christians, were pu. to death during the
persecution that resulted from the AFRO.
gance and in,rigues of the Portuguese
which had for its object the Punishment
ol all foreigners and the eradication OF
Christians from the Islands. Theperse-
cution ragged with great cruelty for many
years, out never FULLY attained its object.
Despite al the efforts Of the government
small community Of Christians pre-
served their faith, and to-day there is a
little Roman Catholic Church in one OF
the suburbs OF Nagasaki which has sur
vived nearly three centuries OF opposition.
The view from the scene of the eruci-
tixion is one OF the most beautiful to be
had IN 4 part OF the country remarkable
Tor its scenery. The cosy little barber,
swelling from long narrow strait into
\ bowl. almsot round and about mile
| in diameter. into whose limited space
are crowded. large fleet OF vessels Of
war and OF commerce, lies At the ieer Of
the observer. Along the rim OF the bay
are the "godowns' and "ouugslows' OF
the foreign population, facing 1.-The
Bund or Seaiace avenue. To the left
extends maze OF houses, whose tie
roots. painted in alternate squares Of
black and white, have the effect. in a
distant birdseye view. of mosaic pave
ment. To the rear the undulating coun-
try. under perfee. culture, stretches away
in green hills and valleys till the high
gray hills are reached that form noble
background to the general view. The
immediate >po. OF execution is marked
by few pines whose halt uncovered
roots lie Oh the ground, aJowe see them
in Dore's pictures, seeming TO be alive
and suffering. \ little Shrintoo shrine
stands in the shade. while about the
clamp OF trees 1 young growth OF BAN
boo has Spruag up and iiourishes in an
unkempt y.gor.
Here and there. as the eyes wander
over the prospect. We see Christian
churches, school houses. dwelling, tieets
OF War. vessels representing the rival
powers OF the earth. FL in one common
peace and goodwill. The wonderful
quiet We observe u the air, broken only
~ the ch;rrup OF bird or the mcrrimen,
Of children. IS no: more peaceful than is
this port aud this nation. SO lately shu,
in insular pride and oigotry. against the
world.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-05-11
EXAMINE YOUR APPLE TREES.

4 correspondent OF the .laspe Farmer
has been examining his apple trees. and
removing from the limbs OF last years
Growth the little punches. about the size
Of An acorn. and the appearance Of shoe
makers wax, which are familiar 10 every
fruit grower. lie has made experiments
on one Of these lunches. which proved
that i. contained the eggs Of about tour
hundred cauker worms. One oi his
Young trees. not four inches in diameter.
contained twenty OF these bunehes-or
probably the EGGS Of eight thousand can
ker worms. Farmers VIII DO we'll to
look 10 thois orchards now. before the
trees became covered with leaves, ard
see ii this ravaging army canuo, be de-
stroyea beioreit has time 10 DO any dam
age.