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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Die gSeIt 0l,asfteutita.

8 3 / I a . Il y ) / /, 16. SUM. = Die
rButnam Ybalanr" aus Sartforo, Cont,
eine UtilltGrz@rmpagnte, peld)e Die llnlfornl
Der alten Sontuentaieu tra9t, fam beute biel
al unO miro moraen Ould ote 5traben para.
oireH. Die braiiliauiiAeu @Onlmiiidre 9abcn
beute einen @mpfang in tbrem Bauiaon, bel
Deld)em OaS DtniifcorpS De8 braiilianl6en
Srtc9sidiff8 yNiGterop" cie NationalseieOer
sum Seiteu CAB. 2lm Oonneritag fanoeu iid)
I'M @anSeH 44,079 Selnder eia. Die Sors
bereituu9en fir Die 6eisr Oes A. Suit FnO jett
ntrnnll III mint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Gtsd)ar tpte0sr Dor oeiit Yu5Its
fftsft

gtew,Oor 16. Suni.- Der YroseB Der
.3abndrste SOliman & Sfinner 9esen 5enrp
&aro Seed9er, III peldein Die Sldger 3a1.
lltug fir 5pei bem Serfla9teu 9elieferte neue
gebl6e beanIprud)en, gelauste beute Dor Dem
bieligeu Sbergeridte sur Scrbunrlung. 0r.
Seeder nno ielne Satin lpobnteu Der Ser
banoluug bel, rpel6e elHe gro6e Men9e Nell-
9lertger an5o5. 0ie ern5tse Sra9e, iueId3e
ben 0el1mJrenen uorSelegt wuroe, mar, oh
oieielben Der Ylpmout5 Gemeinoe augeb0r.
ten.
(Spdter.) Die Stage iuurSe bcute Na6mit.
tag pou Dem 5fidter ab9etpieleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
glrbetter &ra,ual lin s,en mnrf

u no OFT, is. Snnl.-Die Nrbelter,
melhe bel 6ein SaGe De8 neuen @etraioeipet.
AerS Der r6ubiOn 6lnB Sabn" ON obersn
@noe Der Sniel beiddftigt iinD, ffanoeu gsitern
um bDberen 2obn aus. 1eute WorgeR pur,
Oen anoere 1rbsiter an9eitellt, nno bieielben
nurhen idon perihieoene Wtae ben ben AnS y
ltanoii9en angegriffen. Die 2esteren wuroen
nad9eraSe 10 bemoHitratip, baB etne ipesieae
Abtbeilung bon Bolisei nad) Dem S9auplate
geididt wOroett ilt. Wtau befiirftei, oab
bette AbenO bic neuangelteaten Arbeiter aui
bem 'Seimmese Don ben Ausifdnoiihen auge.
sriheu iuerOen, uuo Die Bofisei bat oesbalb
Ssfebl, Die @riteren n0tbisenfaus na@ 9auie
Al bcQlelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
DamSfboot GrpIoiion auf oent
WttIiiiitppt. - Sed1S -Yeri0nett
0et1Otet tttt0 OicIc Nerfuitffoet.


9telp Orleans, 16. Stunt. Die
Dampffefel Oes 0ampierS ,Oriole" erplooirs
ten beute un9efGbr suanitg Weilen unterbalb
0ieIer Staot. Sin Sdilitenaufmdrter uno Elm
0edarbeiter pur6en getUbtet uue Der erlte nno
5weite Wiuidiniit, iowie Orei 9edarbeitec be-
0enfli9 uerlebt.
New =Srleans, 16. Suni. - 6OlgenSe
Siite Der YerIouen, iueldJe bel Der @rploiton
get0Otet OoCr UeriuunSet puroen, lit ielt NIB
tenbuug Der erIten 0epCid)e ermittelt mor0en:
Soote = Sobn SOper erfer WaI6tnift; ga
dartaS gSalbingtou uuO Scu. gSilltams,
Baiiagtere; 9oulS Sadion, Elm ytegerpreoiger
aus algier, unO 5wei Re9erfrauen, oeren yta-
men ntdlt ermittelt rpuroen. Sermnnoete -
@GpttGn S8prp, @ommanoant bes0ampfer8,
beocuflif 9equetift; Soiepb Sbarf, Steuerz
maun, unb S.&uub, Gootic, Seoem ba8 rebte
Selu gebro6en; Der 0ei5er, Gin gfeger, a1f
beiOen guqen erbllnoet; bier Sedarbetter
leidt Uerlett; S. B. 9rouera, YaIia9ier, 90. !;
S. +. Sremoulet, eriter, unO S. @f0berial,
Smelter Slerf, letdlt Uerlcbt; 0r. Sralutorb,
Baiiagier, beocnflid) oerleet. Der 3lueite
Wtaldinilt, Elm gteger, 9tamens Suuter, mel
den man geteru 4beno uermtBte, mnrOe bcutc
Wtorgen i'll Dem ShiIiSraume inter benz Sei.
iel entOedt; mau fonnte oenielbeu ieboh nift
ans ielner Gage befreten. ytudl Der Grploiion
wurae Gin Sbeit bes 9ampiteHelS cine Yicr1
telmeile BON hem Sootc entfernt aufgefunren.
Der 9ampfer lit Elm pOllitdnoigeS gSrad.
Die lInter5udjmn9 Der 8mHoeSdms
ter tn &Ottiitana+
Hem Orleans, 16. Suni. - Oas
@on9rcBs@omite tpirO eiue 2lrbeit Beute be-
enoigen. ungefdbr 100 3eugen finS bis iebt
perb6rt rorben. Cine Iu5ahI bteTscr 9e,
i6dftSleute seugte beutc in SeSug auf Die
auir:dtige Sreue, nit pelfer Die 8eamten
Oeiiel5en bic SItereiIcn Der 0tegieruug mabr~
uabmell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Rtrebs uao &Ietm.9srfami.

Diobel=llebersige, Sorbdnge Srtmnlings uno Ga@-
pdSiersGrtifcl aler 5rteH Su ocribieoenen IreIsn.
Der sroBte Sorratb uno Gusiuabt in Der Sta6t au
ausemeiienen Breiisn in SIR. SO, S,anppcritr.. bei
(Niai30,1 0,1Nty s. GtoneB 9fotriS Is 50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Gin @rcts BON fctmetaI @afei
ertltUr0(f.

9arri burg, Benni., 16. Suui.- Sr
ScIob gSe1er, ein 76zidbriger @reiS, toelheH
IN &ancate eine tletne Sarm beiis#
lpuroe am letten Otonta9e permiBt uuo slp#
Gage barauf BON ieiner S9miegerto9ter LII
ctner Selienfluft oils 9eibe auigetunoen. SD
bem &6rper, tpclder nit 2aub beOedE ipaA
befanoen fid mebrere S6roti1uBmunoetS
Die augenideinlid aus 9r05Ter @utfernung
beigsbraft worOen, Da uiele S9rott0ruer
foum burd Die paut georInsen naren. Der
Sdlabel mar ourd] Shldge nit elnem ans
ld)etneno id)meren Snltrumente 5eridmettert.
gteben 6em 2ci6name lag cine bemSreiie &C.
bOrtge Sagehtnte, beren 8oIben abgebro9en
mar, uub man ntmmt an, OaB Die M0rOer,
na9oem iie auf ibr Spfer aus einem 9iutere
balte geitoiien, oaiielbe nit ieinem ei0enen
'9ewebre erihlugen. gSeler bate, alS er ii9
aus ieiner YSobnung entfernte, $15 in Der
3aidle, melbe Summe BON ben WtDroern ae>
raubt murDe. Clement Sfiles uuo Safob
{oirldbaG, ein @nfcl oes Grmorbeten, wnrz
ben beute Wtorgen auf ben Seroaf)t bin, Die
Ebat be9angen 5u habeu, perbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
&nalnno.

2on6nn, 16. SUM-. - 9as gSetter i'll
Der oergangenen gSOfe mar regneriih unO
iebr giiEitig fir Die @etraiOeernote. auf bent
BaBenmartte berridt 9eringere &bdtigteit.
Die gta9fra9e auf benz @ontineute iomobl,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Selegrapbiide Sepei9e,t.

lgcti4te oer sgfiociirten YreFe- tlr ben u@ors
reiponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

-SnSOiton, ,Mafi., murbe 9tlteru ber26tb.
o. Siucloir ans Betblebsm BON Oem oemoz
fratii6en Caucus alsSunt Ex-senator nonlia
nirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
9luS SiiOsY(tlIcrif0.

Banama, 6. Snni. - Don SbomaS
Srias, Der abgeieete YrdFOent Soliuia's, bot
itt nat Beru begebeu. Die &iifteupropins
gen SoltuiG's wiOerieten ff se9en ieiuen
!fadltol9er 0a;a. Sn &u3co, Yeru, tpiitbete
am 20. Gpril cine perbeercuoe 9euersbrunit,
pelfe IN ciner 6euer,ucrt 6abrit entitaho.
Sine Ratete, welde Sum Sherse angeiiuoet
muroe, flog in cine GnantitGt G6ieBpuluer
I'M @emifte BON 500 @funo. Die Seuers.
brunit, melde BON Der @rpIofou ueruriadt
mproe, wiitbete BON IL llbr YtCrgens bis
AbenoS 70 llbr; is4S Berionen perIOren ibr
Sebeu i'll ben Slammen, u1o oiele puroeu
oerlest. Der SerluIt uu @igentbm IN be.
oeuteno,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
SNifn NcArM.

81 q r.@ lle9e, Tougbteepfie,
H.=Y., 16. Suni.- Der &alier bon 8raiilien
neblt @efol9e fam I'M 412 llbr beute Sormits
tag bier an unb pnr6e bon bem YrditOenteu
9rn: 8aDmonb, SRI. Serrp unb Wab. 8o1
enptangen uup ben 2ebrern uorgeitelIt. Die
9elelid|aft beitdlttgte tie psridieoeuen &b.
tbellunsen oe8 Colleges; Der &aiier briidte
oeu 2Suni6 aus, Die SubcrsaGerie 3u beiue
aden, uno ertlarte fid, na9Oeu er OieieIbe i'll
Au9enldein 9euommen, iebr aufrieben nit
Der Sammlung. 2ie @eieul6aft reii'te nm
II llbr bente yta6mitta9 auf etnem Spe;ial=
6u9e had 9Seit= Yoint ab.
5arrti 0 IL, N..D., 16. Suni. - Dom
@eoro uno Se9leitnng tamen nm IS llbr
beute Na6ulttag in 8eit,Yont an unb ner.
ben IN Sutiten Elm Sabrt Ourd) Die 4nla9eu
Der VftlttGr. Qnifalt MAIDEN. 9erSaiier reii'te
nm ~ II ubr &benOs per Spe5ialsug nu9gteru-
y)orf ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
9te fetn0ttdtett s1u0fotter.

Den0er, GOl., 16. SUM. = @8 perlanz
tete seitern, oab bic 9tour bic RieoerlalIrng
5u &remont's SrAaro, so Reien unterbal6
bieier Staot am platte. e.6luiie, angegrifIen
uno Is Mdnner get6btet hatten. 9ie 8emoh.
ner Der llmgeseHO baben iid9 se1iidtet unb in
ben oi9ter bepobaten @e9enben S4us &C..
ffd1t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Der (0eI01.t0rff.

u no Yort, l6. SUM. - @el0 leitt
gu 29-8. gSediel rltbig 3u 4.8S. Sob
ld)loB 5u 1124-S. 8un0sS Sbli9atiouen
id)loiien Iebaft unS fef; 8ler Coupons
124; 65er 116; ueue 1909; Ger 123B; 6Ser
1244i nene SINNER 117B 1O.4Oer Coupons
ll8f. aftlen idlOhcn flau unO itetig; g.
.. Sentral 1903; @rie 13g; Safe Sbore 55t;
Sas. @entraI 81; 8ittsburg 924; North
Beitern 4l4; Yrior. 62R; 0iod@SslanO 1881
llnteridlasamts 8ilanS: @olD s38, ,143,.
BOB. S0urnut S39 OIq 577
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
@etnv. s. S,astmamm.

@ripart @u5 5mauSig BroSeut iii Strumptz
waaren, 5auOiduben nno llntertlelbcrn.
Damenz, Serreuz II. &inber,fSaucpz StrumpiDaGren
Der lesten qiobe, tdsltdb erboltea in
Nr. 1S9, gSef=9aItimur1=, tfpiideH Goutb
uub @alperttrdBe. (Wiail6, ,2UiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

Damen=, Serreuz II. 2inber.Saucpz StrumpiuaGren
Der Iesten 9obe, tdslidD erboltea in
Nr. 1S9, gSea=9aItimursz, tpiideH goutb
unb @aloertitrdBe. (Diatl6, ,2WteD
or. Wpbertfou. SIR. 10, SH o.GutdU TT a Sc
~ ~beGauoelt ipe,iea aue 9rautbeiten Der Erin Sr@
saue, oraanilbe S1fpdte. nerp0ie S6iudte. porz
,eitiees alter uub aue Decentralization, ipelde
pom iusenbliteu rlnbeionncnGcten berrilrsn. starb
lib entitaunene Sranfbeiteu idnel flrirt. Serren,
melde iid Dr. U. anpertrauen, fonHen iid oeri@ert
palten, baB iis uiTenibafti4 uno ouiri6ttg bebax=
belt fuerben. 8iireaufuHoen: S-12 ubr Diss., 2-t
1br Nat1a. uno 6-9 ubr abos. (sebr2l ,t2DhsD
gatente ueroem fiis @rEneer ertpirft.
@rIt nod Changing bes Yatents uerben @e6iibs
reu bereduet. q. s.. & ~. 3. Snpsro,
Rr. 10, g Seeouofrase. Der Yof seseniiber.
(5ebro, t2aate) 3weis-Siireau in gaibinston, DC.
ainoer=Smtfd,sn
bel Seinrid S6war5,
Nr. 211, gSet>Baltim ore=, EGbe 69Gries StrGBe
GIN proses Nijortiment Il bon Den beiten Snbrt<
tauten, I'M Sc uno aufwdrts.
Ssiastd zdwars,
Sir. 2lt, BcftzSaltmore-, maize ebarleshr.
.Q15.2l.7.33.9.i5.51.7.9)
Maixine,
elm porSslter ndhrencer artitel iiir feine Sineer
uuo Snuaben. oaS eiusise pabre Subfitut fiirDiut-
termildl, 5ubereitet Don @m II GiusS, Apotbeter,
unO bel allen Srosuiiieu Su ba6en.
W. $. Srpwn s. Druoer,
(Sunis, ,3Vite, ,i.o.E.D gu9roszN zN8enteu.
2e6e 9dd|er ourbaus maiierbtbt sema6t bnrb
Die applistruus bon Iron Clad Sarb b e uno Iron
Clad 6 emeut. Cute Odder, burd9ebenos nit
oet Iron Glad. s a rbe beftriden, baltsu iid patz
reno 10 Sabren obue wsitsre Soften. Sef6doiste
DGter, bon Bletidmieben oils untau9lid ertlart.
mieber bsrseitelt uno ibr 9ebraub auf Sabre per=
(dnsert onrb seborises anitreiten NIT Der Iron
CladzS arbe unb e eme n belurft. I1e Nrbei<
ten sarantirt. RG6irase BON Sauszgisentbiim
9eiuinidt. Sames We9aiue,
(aprilt ,3NtT) Wr. 50. SoGibapftaBe.
&ein 96mers! Seine @eiabr! &etu
TebIfdItas!
Die "Colton Dental -Association" III INNER ers
ioIsreid, 3dbne obne Sbrerten ausSusebeu. 9ie
sroSten 3meifIer f0uneu iid3 Don oieer Ibatede In
ben .3immern Nr. 81. @eitsTasetteftraBe irer-
Seusen. (San. 81. 6 IteF)
1as SotmeS' 'fd}e Bafent. = Die Sampfs5en
1tdtreimi8unsSs@e ~ @eieGfdlait."
3epptte bur6sebenbs sereinigt unb reno=
pirt. Eett, g hmut unb Motte Il berausge<
braht. gBir babeu iber ale Standardization
gen triumpbirt. SoImss SaAaban,
nSnok
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

'tten i'm tetten Wonate Gb; fie Srdnoe gGtten per<
9tet fueroeu fonncn, uenn Die Sotels ben m a.
ttitenfs fseuerzN Harm sebabt bdttcn. 8ebr.
San, Scr. 9e, @aroeuftr., . alto. (Wai29, ,2UiteD
5>te IS urefas sSpuI= Gctoca lit Die be-
~lteb.efe. 8oue @r6Be, sebDrl9e adnge unb oolz
tommen statt. aIe sroBeren @eiadIte perfaufen
eisjelbe. (0iai26, ,1DhIy
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

c<emoen! Semoen! Ssemoen!
q gRan gete 5u 6. g1. S relano in Wr. S3,
Norb, Sowaro raB urb faule ietne $i.25@
Sc M D eu-eseues Sabrifat-uon @amiuta- -Sat>
tun unb ieiuem einaen; ou Seiteuuns 5u btmistbeu
Yreiie. (Sunil3, 3 QtsO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
Rufje @abeIDfpeidlett.

- Ser 9anprer ,0acia" iegelte Dor9eitern
BON 9onoon mad Siio. Amerifa ab, nm 5pis
iten Salparatio, ga i3erna uno SalOera Elm
Selegraphe su gegen, nno oaourh bic
ein1ige YIde in benz uuterIeeiihen &clegras
pbeniplt,me al Der Beittiiite BON SiiOl2tmc.
rita auS;uiiiaen.
- Die @ertiidtten uuo SutidJsnrentiien
hes 8ari1nusr giienbabnboits III ct. pe.
tersburs brannten geftern ab. Der Serluit
betrd9t 2 100000 9tubd.
aaS Berlin miro Der Zines" genlels
BET, baB Die Wtontenegrlner Die 8ieoerbers
proniantirung BON yticiic su Oerbiuoern fire.
ben. Nuftbar Baifa bleibt untbdtig, nm
3ett su lluterbanoIun9en Su senGbren.
gtdf eluer 9epeidls ans Serlin all ben
,,9aiin Selegrapb" bat fih Baron 9tooidl
pieber mad Suttorina be9ebeu, um Die 5Hs
iursenten sur annabme eiucs g8affenfilfau4
Oes an beme9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17
SeabGNfi9te 8eft8matton oes
Gefret6rS SrtftOtnA

Burlington, 16. Saui. - Sefretd
Srifow beabFdt!gt iett eluiger 3et, ieiu Am
nteoer;ulegen, uno bat ieiue Abiift in Der
ifiebenen lluterrebun9en Sem BrGFOentel
mit9etbetIt. SelHe Beues9riinoe iiuo reil
peri0nltd)e, unO i.iue Yriuat angele9cnbcitel
befinfen ii9 in ioldem 3uftauo, OaB OieIelbel
beiuube bic 9an3e 3eit OcS Sefretdrs IN 9u
ipeud nebren. ST piro mabriAeinltdl an
Gnoe oeS @tonatS ieine &efguation einrei
IA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

Gsebs. @sfdb~alfte. b0sartise@eidu d. u ir e
VSu I. 10. burd couititutonene uno lcfae Seilmitz
tel ourdb Or. r. .. 5onneEiB, SIR. 28, 6orre #.
STAGE, oberbalt @haieit>., turirt. @ouiuftaz
tionfrei. Q45)
Gouazo. $ 0ouies 9inmers stattt Sc pro Deb.'
3 Set0itisung s. pro Mohe iudbreno Ger Sommer<
Wonats. (l45H
asmfsepaHt aut tic gzoBs Maraoe, atnsHeAmn8
uno frcie 0ertbeiIung BON
Siestns'b riibmter oeutider
NGi ieife
Santftag, Den II. SUM,
ben 9au5enGa9 our6 lie Saupti # aG en-
uno <punfte Der Staot.
3n0Ij bIbih 9ei1miidtegBas gen nit Yroi. gSigter'S
betanmtem 9te&mMitfcprpS
in no[ler prcuB iiber Uniform.
@tne iuauoelnoe gBdi6erc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

Die Ssiie 1T iibs,au su tabcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17


2oubOn, l6. Stunt, 1880 gtl9m. =
@onlolS 81 7l16 fir @elo uno Ditto fiir
Sriei. amerttaner, '65er alte 1054; '67er
1O8t; @rie 124.
YiuerpooI, 16. Suni, 1890 Wadm.-
8ermpoIs felt. Oberl. 63!l6; SrI. 5!16.
- SertGuie $1,000 Baaen.
8arts, ben 16. Suui, llbr Nad|m. -
5.pros. Geuten lo5 8ranc8 20 @sutimes fir
8rtef.
9onbon, 16. SUM, llbr Radm. -
@ereini9teS Yetroieum 1O-1O4 d. &erpeHa
ttu.Spiritus feft 5u % S9.-22 S4 A d.
Yari s, ben 16. Stunt, llbr gtahm. -
5.pro3. 9leHten 105 Src8. 85 @eutlmeS fir
8riei.-Sur5e gSeaieI anf gOnOOn 20 6rancs
81 @entimes.
6rantfurt q. M., 16. Suni. -Imeri-
faner, neue 6iinfer 1929.
autwer 16. Suui. - BetrOleum
2S4 Sranes iiir felnes helles ameritanti9es.
4Ouoon, l6. Snui. - seinOl 90 cd.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-17

Nf0I1WtN9!
Die "Colton Dental -Association'' ift INNER ers
ioIsreid, 3dbne obne SbrerSen ausSusebeu. 9ie
sroSten 3weifler f0uueu iid5 bon oieer Ibatede In
Den .3immern Nr. 81. DeftsJabetteftraBe iirer-
Seu9en. (San. 81. 6 UteF)
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-10
Agricultural Item =.
fcomntled from state Register. !


The Hon. John n. Dixon, of Ma
haska county has an orchard OF H.
900 trees, tho largest in the State OF
Iowa.
1t is positively stated by those
prepared to know, that the average
yield of corn per acre in Central ILL
nois has not exceeded twenty bush
els per acre for the last five years.
If barns were little larger and
more numerous-if corn cribs were
in better condition to shed rain
If order, careful farming and thrifty
management were little more gen.
eral, Iowa would to-day be the de-
sired haven Of the farmer.
Flies can be kept away from cattle
and horses by applying a mixture OF
one ounce of creosote to ono quart
fish oil once a day. This Ia HARM
less application and entirely effect
ual. The flies will not tarry In con-
TACT WITH inc ulAtuTe-
An illustration Of the profit OF
judicious paintings Of timber Is af-
forded by recent sale In Scotland.
This was of the growing timber
upon 800 acres of otherwise worth
less rocky land, which was planted
so years ago with frs and larches.
After repeated trimmings, which pro-
duced large sums of money, the rest
of the timber has recently been sold
standing for $4,000.
The fifth annual meeting OF the
National Agricultural College Is to
be held in tho hall of the Society for
the Promotion of Agriculture at
Philadelphia, September II, IL and
IA. Among addresses, IL Is an
nounced will be one on A Century Of
Agriculture, by President w. G.
Flagg, OF ILL.,; Our Stock, by l.. +.
Allen; Our Dairy Interest, by Y. A.
Willard; Agricultural Literature, by
DIR. f.. l.. Sturtevant, and the Pros
poets of Agriculture, by Joseph
Harris.
A writer who Is familiar with the
use OF celery says that he has known
several men and women, who, from
various causes had become so affected
by nervousness that when they
stretched out their hands they shook
like aspen leaves on windy days,
and by moderate daily use Of the
blanched footstalks Of celery as
salad they became as strong and as
steady in limb as other people. lie
has known people cured of palpita-
ton of the heart by tho use OF
celery.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-10

This Is the thirty-fifth week OF
Congress and the product Is what?
1t has spent Sl25, 900 in useless inves-
legations, instigatcd for partisan pur-
poses. This sum includes the
charges for the per diem, fees, and
milage OF witnesses, extra commit
tee clerks, messengers, stationery,
etc, but docs not include the cost OF
printing the testimony, subpoenaing
witnesses, and the heavy expense
incident to the heightened session OF
Congress growing out OF the investi-
cations. This IL Democratic economy
and the much boosted REFORM
Hdtckeye, 2d.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-10

A parent, unlike a poet, Is not born
he is made. There are certain
things which he has at once to learn,
or he will have no more influence
over his child than If he were COM
mon stranger. To gain obedience,
you must first set yourself to deserve
ii. Whatever you promise your lit
tie one, however small the things
may seem to you, and whatever
trouble 1t costs you, perform it.
Never let the doubt once enter that
innocent mind that you say what
you do not mean, or will not act up
to what you say. Make as few pro-
hibitory laws as you possibly can,
but, once made, keep to them. In
what is granted, as In what is denied,
compel yourself, however wearied or
worried or inpatient, to administer
always even. handed Justice" "Fiat
j,tstitia ritat cGl,tm, Is Ia system much
more likely to secure your child's
real affection than all the petting
and humoring so generally INDUCED
In, to give pleasure or save trouble,
not to your little ones, but to your.
self.---.Sermoas ont of Church, by Mss
WuiOch.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-10
Damaging EGec,s Of weeds.

Sir John Sinclair, some years ago,
tried an experiment which will serve
rs an illustration here. He fallowed
seven acres of land and sowed 1t
broadcast. One acre was measured
off, and not weed was pulled from
IL; while the other six were care
fully weeded. The unweeded acre
produced Is bushels, the six welded
acres 1876 bushels, or an average Of
22A bushels; that is AZ bushels in fa.
vor OF wedding. In another case a
six acre field was sown with barley,
In fine filth and we'll MANFRED. The
produce of the unweedcd acre was
only IL bushels, of the weeded %
bushels; difference here in favor OF
wedding of 10 bushels per acre.
1t Is difficult to find illustrations OF
the benefit Of wedding on all our
crops, but that the gain is large, Is a
matter Of every day experience; and
that there Is loss. great loss,
which comes from little careless
ness In using the hoe, both horse and
hand, effcctualIy, every one knows
to his sorrow.
We might speak of the vast
growth Of purslain which we often
see I'm neglected gardens and else
where, and might show the loss
through the direct usurping of the
chemical elements needed by our
crops. Yet this would tell but a por-
tion of the story, and Is unnecessary.
We believe in planting large areas,
and in taking good care of the crops;
but III you must neglect your crops,
why then the loss may In some cases
be measured by the size of the field.
Ii is not only necessary that our
fields should BIO fertilized, bat also
that they must be cared for, in order
to carry forward the most successful
farming.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-10

Another thing sold at a dollar .
tree is certain peach tree, capable
of resisting the rigors of an Iowa
winter, and producing plenty OF
luscious fruit. Such wonder never
has been found yet, and il not likely
to be either.
Bnt nay as aell stop with these
examples, as to go through their list.
They have fine fruit in jars, and tell
the people that the specimens have
just been plucked from the trees In
Des Moines, or at some place few
miles away from the residence OF the
victim. He, good, soul, sees the
fruit, wants some like it, and never
waits to be sure that any such fruit
as the sample ever grew within 0
thousand miles of an Iowa prairie.
Thousands of dollars have been sub
scribed this season for such stuff, and
other thousands will be unless men
stop and think just a little before
believing the fluent protestations OF
these swindlers. The operators
gIibly offer to warrant their stock
to live, and they agree to refurnish,
gratis, any that fail within I'VE
years from planting. OF course the
warranty is worth nothing whatev-
err. AS general guide, farmers
will find it safe to follow the follow
ing rule: Whesevsr any man
comes to you claiming to represent
distant nursery, claiming TO sell
trees and plants possessing new and
wonderful properties as to fruit,
hardness, ETC., claiming, maybe,
that your home nurserymen have no
such, and cannot raise them, and
lastly, if he asks an extortionate
price, you may be sure you are face
to face with an arrant scamp, whose
game is played with your credulity,
and who will cheat you just as Tar
as you deal with him. Now, Mr..
Editor, / have had my say, and l
hope every farmer will give these
men just as much money AS no feels
able to waste this year.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-08-10
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