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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-16
TNH0S. s. BECK & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
BANK STREET, LEHIGHToN.

We have instructions to Sell the following Pro-
perties and persons desIOns OF Purchasing SELL
ing or Exchanging Real Estate, will do well 20
give us call;
House and Lot. near Olewine's Tanuery, in the
Borough OF LehiRbtOn. House l6X82, sTable
l0xi2 And lot 81 front aud 8 feet deep well
planted with fruit trees. A neVbr.laillng
well In the yard Price, sl4O0, half cash, bal
ance on installments
Dwelling House ana Lot, ON Fourth street LIE.
highton, NOW rents for $500 per month.
Prioe low Tor cash.
House and Lot, on MahOning street, IehightOn.
PT1ce $3.50, rents for IS per month, One-half
cash, balance by instalments
House ana Lot on Pine street LehightOn, Pa.
ice el4O0. Rents for so per month.
100 Acres Of Timber Land In Mahonng town.
ship. Ia miles from LehightOn Cheap.
466 Acres OF Land IN Pom Forest Township.
Carbon county, At "a specia bargain.
Seven Lots in the Borough OF Lehighton. Good
locations and prices low.
Frame building, suitable for photograph gal
lery or other light business Cheap.
Jan. 1, l67a II. s. BECK & co
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-16
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for 90 cash. Accurate insertions guaranteed.
A list OF the papers, giving daily aud weekly
circulation and printed schedule Of rates sent
free on application TO GEO. p. R0WELL Il
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-16
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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1876-12-16
New Advertisements.
SCIENTIFIC FARMER,
BOSTON. MASS"

Science is knowledge; scientific is knowing,
Gan better motto be adopted
In the interest OF profitable culture.
&c ntering families in every section,
Never has IL failed 10 give satisfaction
To the intelligent farmer,
In all things practical;
For 1t treats OF the doctrine Of uses
In matters that pertain to the farm.
Oannot you afford TO give it a trial
For only One Dollar a year,
a nd your name and address plainly written,
Reunited to scientific Farmer Co.. Boston, Mass,
hluch Of monthly value will be received,
Enabling you TO profit from others experience.
tenect that ideas turned to use are money.
Five Copies, as cents each.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
1MM1aRAr1oNhpEpis,nt.

The admirable protection afforded to
foreign immigration at New foak has at
tracted universal notice. Ii some years
nearly four hundred thousand immigrants,
or enough if divided upon federal terri
tory to organize three new States, have
been received, protected, employed. and
dispatched to their destination kom the
port Of NeF York There has heen .
diminution q these. numbew from
the reduced inducement offered BY I'M
dustries and investments in the United
ShaaaeL- But sEhaA. -aanaa. -aaathAeaa en-,
barrassment me- in ne decision d
the Supreme Court that the charge Of
two da1ars . had On al immierantss i
an Unconstitutional tax upoaA t. stsnns.r.
With dlaD abolition ora fund tn, epr !.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

duosd to DN1H AT Com
mission about half . million a dollaza
annually, II co Aot b expected that he
same protective facilities will be accorded
s. ssa|i lEsa,:s Az aB III <a|ss 3.
this commerce. Writers, commenting
upon the abolition IT this fund, ~, how.
even; Of the opinion that this guardian
slip may be diPe9sad with Assuming
thet wages saisfd hooras IL .svenus
to DE laborer here than IN Europe, it Is
argued THAI With the minute knowledge
81 zaeQ)nl !. itsy a. anc icala
and agencies, the immigrant can take
care Of himoslf. -.
The manner of ceEsJhg steersge paGsen-
gers u 90 much improved that . much
.sssssaie e nv iPf q sss
steesage. and these are capable Of taking
care OF themselves without the ald OF such
cumbersome machinery - the emigration
1t is thought nothing more is necessary
than'a landing depot, an inspector to re-
Jet infirm and pauper immigrants, and q
ticket seXsRH Ss56 d he feat rail-
roads terminating in the city. To this j.
added the enforcement az the laws-
Making it Z. criminal oAnnse for any per-
son to sell, or 6e concerned in the sale Of, .
railroad or steamship ticket, without .
written authority from suoh railroad or
steamship company. 80
.Nleubetion - hsa& monavs by =
priving New York of this immense en-
dowment, will bring that port upon an
equality with others. The empty ton
mage which coAeGvsb NOW Orleans every
fall and winter should give US the same
advantages with .otber ,seapcrts, and our
corrpoorals annoflties and shipping lssdls
ought to be able to take as good care Of,
an inmi j en a.zival and speed him as
we'll upon his way as any Of our seaport
rivals. Let our city Department Of Com
merce look to providing the facilities fori
Ass erete%caE ~ @ -Tse g.V
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

|Sbae. ~ naey - ahinasss
impated b hi character must heve been
in.pns4Uy6 6aaidt ~ enn not look
b Aistosical fast OF contsmporaneous
testimony. .sTisd8 e.CO =
II ~ are 10 acaspt this assault upon
ssthe ululae anint Of the African xnce" a
an e9poaaae H. cqqpsezvsslvs, feeiripe,
We my we'll caNtion the co1ored Repu6.
Leans how thee 'Aoet half.,ys AVpela
whose organ denounces their liberator,
and .S0 a6tsQDs1hioh eseGulte& &eA
emancipation, and which certainly could
notll1Ne. ea1nted Viloutit
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
rHR DEAD rRApuoEp.

We can scafeely sxpresse Our astopish.
ment at TIE uniOundsl attrimtss assigned
w hRcolrb -the fhdepsndDdx press
on ~ snnssraasy'of : deed rserstted
ard ssprobAtaasby ~ ed nan. me
P;asvsss fleau these ohsngss aaeinss the
mnyaaiZ E Mr.: 4iAcolh:.- m :, ,
L.. eWys aybolitsoniA, batss1orld Il ~
by. rec ss ~! ~ 'dvh 's94 5piied;lii
19n6 " % 49, - ~ "a 81 1ss,..
s@eas1aaa iis@s,f =, !, i, !,
asd ssat stssi Sc e S.s :, n =. 49, - :
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

James A. Gresham's new bookstore, No.
ll8 Canal street, has become . favorite
place to buy newspapers, periodicals. and
tho msgssines of the day. 1t is convenient
tn customers taking the street cars. apd
generally the gentlemen do not forget
to carry Q supply of reading matter
homo for the ladies. If man can net buy
new bonnet for his wife every week he
can get papers full Of pictures Of Easter
hats, and that gives some satisfaction.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The Democratic hsnest. It copies from
tho Nsw York Tribune, Of the eleventh, ez'
tracts from tho propunciamientos Of Con-
erA Porfirio Dias, and gives credit to that
paper. But the Tribune, Il not. 1t copies
the same from the, RzPuBL1cAs, Of theSse
ond instant, without, credit TIL REPw
LIcAx roceived the 9ocume nta. - ieauad.
over tho autograph Of 0snstai Dias, md
thsy ,wsre tranaAtSd expsessly for our
rsadses ~ Charles A. Bsquie, Esq, the
aseempliehel clerk Of the Third District
rSa 81 ~ ~ sgScE &c aS&@%g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

An editor, appeals to an unknown Dor
rover for the return of volume of'"Poli0-
cal Economy" Robbing Peter to pay Paul
is one phase Of political economy, and it
was to practice such economy that the
brilliant property holder essayist stole the
book. a@ g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Looking at tho life Of Stewart, ii is easy
for boy 70 see how he can open a thread
and glove store and become the richest man
in the world, bdt it is not = easy to do ii.
The average boy can cut downas whole
orchard Of pear trees and never get to be
the father Of his country. =
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

isssst C binds q Losiaiana
venld nj b worth evsn ssisnrs. There
4. thsn, no 5sai&A16 liiSdesj66 Qact
Of 0ncchus, but that the laxzaroni Of
[AspkHSt &c8fa40of Mexico, may
grow out of the uninstructed and unem-
ployed poor white and colored who MAY
,G0M yp. A@eq4uo1 .rzro, Rr.zrx
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

At Quincy. Illinois, the police have more
respect for the Sabbath than they have for
the game Of base bali. They confiscste bats
and balls, and lock up th&bo3s found play
ng on Sunday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
ID i h ID.

LACROIX-In this city, at 10 A. NJ, April IS,
FRANCOIS LACROIx. 4Ged seventy yeers.
lsAs1sl i94P. Il, thisAay, froa.t1b sssidezRe
corner Of Frenchmen and Decatur streets, to-
which al friends are invited by the family Of the
deceased, without further notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Christians ~ restricted to certain quar-
tiers Il Conatnntinople, the sanns assIewd
and abandoned people are limited b Chris
tan CITIES. - 70 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

!. .....AI g11!Qa y M
ca ssri. - - ,sss..ss . saT'
srsls0tOShSsa11.r1n11Mse1g''sAtHitAft hs
1gS'(f's fatNins Sa4' aSs1s ~ IS ~ aai.s
t. oaAanetlk go ~ - D1slDs Susss
!: :.1:ss,,,1. !, = .n = q asssee Y =
yssessnissSs, - th6bsAsAes = ~ As5Gan IL Dsr
aseA e. ReealA SsAx ahaaga q Ia .l1t1ls H.
-. s - sqs assu,s,es, 4 y sss.,..
staEfEls. fy1a1 1seAvsa' W -. very
ss1psa lE ys1ir = - s.ssst sI-ss = 81 =
fheaas J. ssnnes, 2 nlsbgz1. Z :, 4
: . s.:s3ss.1s ss ~ '3. ss,';.. srAa2
:. Eoarshy,, & Md =. I...ss'n.
4. Wharton $780, epassAssssady. :
'a-,osa &, 1E oH1sAn. Aprn IS ,sw.
70 s ;;;s ss,r-.' ',ga '''a''' a.s's'.
-d.sus 14am in rsesifssf ysr vszy ti,a
invitstasn to ds,ivsf my q eAAse1 pensss2ae4
ton and hjg Tin(s.".49f the bsneat, Il the LstIs
sistsn sft1S Pdbr, Yam fally alive "a the nsees-
atty Of strengthening - hands Of those good
people yhCss liyss s,e dsyotss f tie single pur-
De1e 1e4ooviANn84 onauSohoe118. mebtchoef.
s, 1:s: %,:s's ). Is =: =, =.
dsaisaata Txust3G tho sEsealt Of my ensrt will
be to place goodly sum In th0 AaAds Of the Lttle
sAss1, xaonaA.tuhHyeSs, " "a .s-s.sT
,aEoRas \ SHERIDAN.
We are .uthorise4 to defsfe, that the ftse use Of
St. Patrick's Hsll has been generously tsndsrsa 70
thS Little Sisters Of the Poor and that the lecture
sA4 % star aapl6 It..
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Working men can make us q week
ct the Black Hills; but the landlords all
carry revolvers, and charge 31S per week
for board 4.r.- r.+.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Colonel J.: D. " sddell has started daily
paper 1t Atlanta. 30. expects it to Fad-
dell along until after, election. =.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Mr.. A. P. Loring has been obliged to give
up his position a. stroke rover of the Har-
ward crew On account Of i'll health. Put
him on tho list Of, those Who have exez-
eised themselves to death.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Education does n9t improve mankind so
much % is claimed Tor it. , It improves the
ability of Z rascal a., much as that Of an
honest man, r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

All thing, are not given 70 one man. Mr.
Beeoher has the ability to give better ID
vice than any other man, but " is weak IN
his supply Of ekamJess. -s~ Y
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

4 Montgomery psfer says: ''Persons with
the Te4b fever still continuN- to pass
through this city on their way to misf6rtune
and sorruW 30 s Hns . r'
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

A fashion writer Gays: "Hak dolnas ere
. popular design for eveninGRraps.~ So
arc pclicemenb clubs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

A Paris letter Gays, concerning shoes,
No pretty boot now has . square end" but
that ID . matter It small consequence to
the person who gets Kicked.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The fast mail trains brings alkof the New
York morning papers to the Quaker City
before breakfast, and yet the Philadelphia
publish9s are mot happ1. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Tho sppointment Of Mr. Dtoughton =
minister 10 Esglaaa would b bitters far
both parties. @.a ~ l.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

A wise Old writer said, se3oung authors
give their brains too much exeteiss and too
little food." - ..sss4 -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Mr.. Joha Gilbert MCMannus.will lecture
ct st. Machels Halls Sunday evening,
Apfil q. . -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

tits = curious fact that the Reformed
Mission ChurchiA Japaajss built from the
material Of demolished buddhist Temples
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

When Edward Everett hale gives tead-
ing in any of II leading cities of tie ccan-
try he 10 greeted by crowded houses.
Hofal-Go early in opder to secure . seat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Tho Democrats viii spend millions lpr
scandal, and not . cent for lighting =
postohice. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Tho Aiscontlnuance Of suteeeism in India
works happily, for III psaties, especially
the widow. II also ssssG fdSl. -. .s..'. .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The winter tourislg ~ bidding farewell
to tho Florida alligator, nd Aany asocc-
die teafs are shed 1t parting. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Tho picnic season has arrived and thea
sands are da1ermined to basket in the Aup-
ehiue. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Willie Seymour, the boy whssgrew up on
the New Orleans stage, his writtes dram.
called Jack Of al Trades" which will
shortly be produced at Woods Museum, in
New York 514
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

1t 10 Astounding to know how few men
there arc who think themselves not fit to
be President and how many Other men
there are Who Join them in the nme belief.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

A tshpsranos-.papsr in dsaad& fati.of
good things, iscalled me Water Jug ~
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Street Cars have been running I'm min
delphis for twenty -6ve YeaEs. us
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16
"A CARD.

/ -, "A CARD.
H4tl s....,.:..e arm; 5..: es.sis. e; /.
}s-A3. .setiseef pssssv,ranser,s-eonpesy-se
' =; ::% q Il, '; ss:., =.
oq.ly .aa -
BY urhd Is tpoa 10 ocessio2 4 our IN.
nsal psnsdAare wlstheH Sat v1ade 7ansiAsss-
tions the,1lore. llttv 4rgra
Resolved. That sur thanks srs due end are here
| BY rendered to Hme. Olympic. I'm. J. h. 1hoders
twho donated has061 aQ1ooA Aseaalaoo1ll
howas) snoU0f2 A.NZiuspslooH, Who has
AAyok0 past, - 81 th0s fevoted much
time - A1taktlbn tEtAe dG6ssationEdF cur on
girA thdofor eur hst paaadss ~ DasticuoGay ~
her ear knob6e Acknowledgements for tbs 40
and la,srbe1eovea - the halang Of our nag, and
fer hsE arrsnss0ARunA PREPARATION % the dsco-
,.,so h''A we're ''',,Yily paAs, ~ r: q super
JOHN FITZPATRICK, l.
T. <r0HAlLyS BURMRleT1R.
s5o1W 1ULLIvA1,A = :,
.4ls - Cenaittee.
.RREEs ART EXPOSITION.
sqL1G e0LLkC17ollA r raiss1Nds,
Ne. 3 Caresdelee Qerset,
WIN b sold ct yablie auction BY r. M.&B.J.
= Montgomery,
4a-r'aAEs ,A1sn !. p. .s!P n.
aAs.sKsUREs zND RANGES
- 2 ANEW 16kK PRiGss.
s: isl:: g 3 e.
w. SULLIVAN& BULGERS,
Bo. n. ms nesA.6na 6 e sc'ss g2es ;s.sst:
.rCRJScRiT 7sTS&C,yr
H.: .Bourssn street. lily
Betweea. oapal and custoaaapse. -
: BAkeAn HsR faf.ytsskx
s1tck aRlsssA Dnns ). * ~ =
LINEN LAM q Js.sl 81. 8 !. "a.
ALPAfAs, Color! 4. ct IKE yarl. s-tk
AIfAcAs, 1t SO = yard>
BLEACHKD COTTONS Ct Sc yard.
BLEACHBD coTToNs, Ionsdale, at LOG . yard.
4ss7isdg - - ; l 8
dRi1he cof66 blnt6 - III ga
Prime SILKS 81 49,. eSs
Three hundred dozens C6kSETS 81 prices rang.
i' s3 a. > IS IS as The
CALL Al = &Rj5S5W4lD,s
sss.lT tIs H., o. =.
> - so-
TIE LAEuROni&uUK m TW1a,rTY
tho fianoe of thu hest ms,ar. 4,
- - : = -tti6l1orld.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

The public schools Of San. Franeieco are
in bod way for want of funds. * -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

Long JOIN Wentw6Eth will require .
seven foot E3ve; ,.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

repel the dfecl charge that MI. Lincoln
was ''sensusalst. !" No man everAhain-
tanned better character in the community
asteasN he vas Town sosh isoir the social IA
domestic virtues. A, 1empcias Who was
thsneighbor, Of III. Lineolns has testified
hisitegtet and Indignation that Hach an
unfounded and unnecessary charge should
hive been made against him her% Wien
he nvedfof years IL Springfield, Illinois,
no one'ever 6nputsd vice, incompetence
or dissipation of.a1y kind to.him. When
if pubic life at .,Wa1hingto4 no ole ever
that he-*as wanting in any
one of the virtues which 60 to make up
The character Of an honest end moral
man. The charge has been Reserved till
how. 1t should be supported By proof or
"A CHRISTIAN. Church
nay suppose the Methodist seem to
Ave ''lapaed this infdel" and this ..secty
'ent him .staishrs6 heaven from'a box
n the THEATRE. Such ipeongruous impu-
atoms can only lave resulted hom, .
litter hostility 10 the acts and eharactsf Of
msn whose motives. the .eouthsrn
'eople hase reelected aid Fhoss death
hey deplofed. Ter; "A
.Upsp ryh.. 'sutiseity III Lasedn
hoald DO dssouaeed.s = . .,sSlAsh M, |
,a..& LIZ So N fkY s0r..e n -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

There r. . good opening in Merge fo'
rising statesmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-16

- = -
= Sen1eor Thur1ap has his faults. It il
said hi usee . red bandana hankerchiaf
and blows Tho loudest nose in America. :
e.rtt
tits = curious fact that the Reformed
Mission ChurcLiA Japapjs, built from the
material Of demolished buddhist Temples
4 Montgomery psrer says: 'Persons with
the Te4db fever still continuD to pass
through this city on their way to misf6rtune
and sorrow. 30 Hes .
Christians afa restricted to certain quar-
tiers \ Conatsntinople. the sasns assIewd
and ABANDONED people are limited b Chris
tan CITIES. :. 70 10
Working men can make us q week
ct the Black Hills; bat the landlords all
carry revolvers, and charge $ls per week
for board ..r.- rrs-z
Education does n9t improve mankind 80
much as is claimed Tor it. 1t improves the
ability of Z rascal as, much AZ that Of an
honest man.
A Paris letter Gays, concerning. shoes,
No pretty boot now has square end" but,
that is . matter IT small consequence to
the person who gets Kicked.
All thing. are not given to one man. Mr.
Beeoher has the ability to give better ID
vice than any other man. but " is weak IN
his supply Of ekamlles. Y \
The fast mail trains Srings alhof the New.
York morning papers to to Qdaxss CifJ0
before breakfast, and yet the Philadelphia
publishGs arc mot happy. =
When Edward Everett Hale gives fead-
ing in any of IL leadingcit of tie ccan-
try he 10 greeted by crowded hsuses
4ofal-Go early in oEder to secure seat
1t 10 Astonishing to know how few men
there are who think themselves not fit to
be President, and how many Other men
there arc Who Join them in the same belief.
Willie Seymour, the boy whsgrew up on
he New Orleans stage, his writes drama
'allsd Jack Of all Trades" which will
hortly be produced at Woods Museum, in
lew York.
Mr.. A. P. Loring has been obliged to give
p his position a. stroke rover of the Har-
ard crew o. account Of i'll health. Put
i'm on tho list Of, those Who have exer
ised themselves to death. /,
At Quincy. Illinois, the police have moro
,spect for tho Sabbath than they have for
10 game Of base bali. They ocn6scste bats
i'd balls, and lock up h&bojs found play
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fungoid growth peculiar to itself. The thing
under discussion may yet prove itself to be a
Fungus peculiar to the potato, and not to
be found anywhere else.
From what has already been said 1t may
be of the utmost Importance to plant none
but the most perfect and clear tubers, and
to avoid replanting the old potato grounds.
1t may also be prudent not to plant those
varities which have been found most obnox-
ious to the disease. If the germ inhere in,
and are liable to be planted with the potato,
and think that is the correct view, itwould
disinfection of the seed before planting. For
this purpose would recommend the trial of
solution of carbolic acid in water, of such
strength as the tubers will bear without in
jury. The proper strength can only be as
certained by careful trials. Thus Take
carbolic acid-an ounce; water-a gallon !;
mix when ready to plant; immerse the sets
in the solution for five minutes; then re-
move, and rinse the acid off before planting.
As the Fungi are mostly found in conec-
ton with diseased, or decomposing organic
substances, from which they may sometimes
pass over to healthy, living organisms; ii
may be question worthy ofyour consider
alton: How far the fertilizers used may
have aided in the production of the disease
To what extent was it known before theil
introduction? And how far has it been in
creased under theiruse?