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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-09-28
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CORRESPONDENCE.
The Wheat Crop ! n Oimsted County
CHESTER, oLMsrEp Co. MINI, I
Sept. IL. 1876.

E'itsor .sfati- N0'sopoFiSt,
oar papers published in the interes; OF
monopoly are rs usual trying to lake 1T
ear thai our crop Of wheat IS larger
tSau it is; in this county (Olmsted) the
yjald will tall below ten bushels per aero
ana viii only weigh So lbs. to the meas.
red bushel on an average, and IS y
iii -equire the same amount FOR seq
M bread rs last year, this county cant
ia over one>third a. much wheas g
phi this year. ins:ead. Of sNoshirds =
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1876-06-17
TIE EUCALYPTUS TREE!!
An Exhaustive Account of it's Pc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for
the Increasing Popularity
of the Trce-lts re-
markable Absorb.
ton of Malaria.

From the San Francisco Evening Bulletin.]
OWING to the constant inquiries from
" various portions of the United States
in regard to the Eucalyptus Globulous, or
Australian Gum Tree, We are induced to
give thorough description Of it, en-
bracing many facts not hitherto pub
lished. Through the courtesy of Som.
tagg & Co., of this city, we have devoted
l.lllch time to the cultivation Of the tree,
we have obtained most Of the intorma
ton here furnished. The Eucalyptus is
extensively grown in California, where
probably no less than one million trees
are planted. III this city, in front Of
handsome residences, you will find it
with its magnificent dropping branches.
making an effective and graceful shade
tree. In Oakland the broad avenues are
lined with them.
In Algeria its cultivation was under
taken on large scale. Some II, OW Eu-
calypti were planted in an extremely pes
tilcmtal and unhealthy section, were fever
prevailed to great extent every year
During the first year Of their growth, ut
| luC tlulo W ucII VIC AtNCl Stss'"AA NoCN y"
set in, not Il single case OF fever occurred,
yet the trees were only nine feet high.
Since then this place is reported free
from its unwclcOme visitations.
In the vicinity Of Constantinoplc, an
other fever spot, marshy and sickly, the
whole ground was dried up by ll,6OO OF
these trees. In Cuba marsh diseases are
rapidly disappearing upon tho introduce
ton Of this tree. A railway station in
the Department Of Var was 50 presidential
that the officials could not remain thcr.
longer than q year. Forty Of these trees
were planted, aud the unhealthy condi~
ton Of, the place was changed.
TwO\miles from Haywar,ls, in this
State, the Surveyor General planted tw'
groves Of the Eucalyptus, one Of about
ninety acres and the other seventy acres
the whole comprising about 10000 trees
They are now only about five years old
yet many Of the trees are forty to lift!
feet high. the whole making 4 most ex
tensive and beautiful forest for fuel an,
timber purposes being worth thousand
Of dollars.
Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama ant
other Southern States are awakening t
the Importance of planting these trees
and the same may he said ofNew Mexico
These trees arc propagated and fl
saleby
W. KTrCHlNG,
Shreveport, Ia.
Price IS per dozen; s,nglo plant {
cents each. Orders eft ut this Office VI
receive prompt attention.
n. B.-The.y arc growing in boxes wit
a block o. soil for each tree and can !
shippc !, and transplanted any month
the gear without risk.
. April l5-tf.
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April 29-lm.
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Rkk ply Dr. FoorE's Free Publica'
TONS Gr0luik0W Adtice 10 ne
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NOTICE.

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CeT OR NIsLAID, tho Duplicate Re:
eeipt Of tho Receiver Of the Lanc
{ - e Natchitoches, for the entry, by
~ Hunter. Of tho North East quar-
g SsctiSn six, Z, Township seventeen,
North, Range thirteen, IL, West. a.
eesrti6cata No. 13142, issued ct Match
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|n eline il hereby giyen that ! shall
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s NARY HUNTER,
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Terms for the Scholastic Year,
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Entrance Fee, (hut once) 81
Board. with tuition in English and
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WASHING 20
Books and Stationery II
Doctors Fee .
Summer Baths =
Music o.
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Drawing ~
Vacation charge, (for August and
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Pupils arc admit ed at any time, and
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No deduction is made for a pupil who
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q foot tub, toilet box, work box, goblet
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Parents wishing their children to b'
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The New York herald., 1876-10-29

SPECIAL BARGAINS.
A. r. STEWART 4 co.
win continue to onsr their immense stock Of
BLACK. CoLoRED
AND FANCY SILKS.
shs production Of the celebrated manufacturer OF
Lyons large portion Of which purchased before the
fered at their usual
Low PRICES.
s.s.a..y. 9Th .y. s.A and 10th st.
CLOTH DEPARTMENT.
A. r. STEWART 1 co.
inv.. p.e. attention the large and veil selected stock
Of Cloths in their Retail Department
FINE CLOTHS
for gentiemsns wear. comprising
WEST or ENGLAND BRoADcLorHs
BLACK AND CoLoRED cAssIxEREs.
DoEsKISs. DIAcoSALs. sUIrISGs. &c.;
PLAIN AND FANCY scoTcn cHEvIors.
ovERCoArIxGs
IN MELONS. ELYslAN
FUR BEAVERS. &C. Ac..
selected from the best manufacturers in Crest Britain
especially for their frst class retail trade.
CLOTHS CAssIMEgEs. sUITINGs.
OF French. German und Belgian Manufacture.
CHINcHlLLAs, EsQuIMAUx. HIMALAyA.
xosKow. kDREDoN, SEDAN AND OTHER
HEAVY FUR LINED BEAVERS
for ladies' and rsn,lem.s's wear
French All Wool
sMATELAssE CLOTH.
for Ladies Dolmsns. sscques and Circular.
sEALsKIN LLOTH.
60 wide: perfect imitstion not impaired BY rain or
LIVERY CLOTHS BEDFORD CORDS
AND CoRDuRoys. ALL CoLoRs.
DOMESTIC cAssINERRs
their manufscure latest styles in Pisds Checks and
Stripes for mems and boys wear.
LADIES' CLOTHS.
in all the desirable shades Coaks and Rid
ing Habits.
English and American Waterprvofs.
In plaids and plain coiors
BROADWAY. 9TH Av.. sTn AND 10TH SITS.
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iRIsBKE 4 xcHUGH.
no. s77 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

NO 377 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
A. orsR rf2Nsfsa!os ss4asLsxaEsr MEN ANY
e'''lrH:d 4mE S%RSgsaiTx TsRs;ss! i9:s'ss w4vs <
back; can be .sdjusted without single
sna ON n' u. not IN % s.
tLLL 9.fs Fl sS s. S%
4, I.s;. ys and 8 nss ssS
on real patent h.,r lace and natural curly
as sn s.%sn. LACE Il hSAS Gsi ssA m1ns Tx
ssss Isfe!afs .s % X: s:
quality Of hair, and cURLs warranted
h e :s sns sssI&ssas & each Ss ,ss
rssssS made up In the most approved manner:
one way S0n'i HAIR 'f TAKEN snHs IN
aRAY HAIR SPECIALITY
= y no, be ss eseeslsd The II best est proof i in the
u II world. highest premium IN awarded by she
II II American Institute.
#HHH 5s4S. SSfHS 1S4SS5Rs BAZAAR
Il Il or tho MAGIC BEAGTIFIER for the
sy '.i''.a: s Ss
chemists il This country and proved ,s
" . the the akin. akin Applied A. = tho store il o.
"A sSShsFL%oSs ;!ss is Hs' rsd$ES s
cases, where all previous attempts have
''i!'do ootSkxYs tfSk ss'ssssa s.issess.a AURORA
% bleach hair q any color : nm. nas sGds. older
Tor three ounce bottle. u 50; for six-ounce
hottie. Fl So }. B. FONTANES wonder-
" ~ ~ ,ful preparation. DERMATINE. sure
w WV W Ito remove all wrinkles from the face. S2
" w " lper bottle.
WV WV iPERSIAN kHENNA will change gray
w w lhar 10 its natural color without the use Of
::liEAD. LAC. SULPHUR NITRATE
lDF SILVER from . beautiful brown to
black 81 SO per box. large assortment
o. all modeu heauiifying COSMETICS IN
ifand THE HEATING COMB (pxtented.
l,,r restoring tho vitality aud original color
Iof the hair when turning gray. Tor allcvfat-
ling neuralgia nervous headaches. for
MO 81 wESTlinstnnty drying the hair after washing.
- and adding upequaled gloss and wave
1xTH ST ITO tho hair 81 each L. SHAW. sole
lnyent wholesale and retail.
near sth ~vs Send for our New Illustrated Price List
sTORK will be kept open every Saturday
New York Until 10 r. N.
Goods sent all parts OF the country.
ONLY DEPOT when prepaid free of CHARGE q. o. D.,
with privilege OF examining.
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F.ue cnahmerN, merin0 wool HoSH
aren in ali fashionable Shades including seal
brown cardinal myrtle aud navy blue.
specially machine knit Hose an excellent article made
order short notice. size or color cockcd or pain
Barrnns-Ladies' ali wool. full regular made Hose, In
plain ardina brown blue and fancy striped ~
46c sold else where At DC.
Childs all wool full regular made Hose In all fashions
bl. rolors at 2Jc sold elsewhere At 4oc.
Mems ribbed wool half Hose. I5c.
Ladies' fancy striped Hose lOc, 12se. ssd 15e, and
1pward.
'Child's Hose low as &C.
DO BLOOMfNGDALE BROS.
o3S Sd av.
We will open on Wednesday November I,
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Zephyr Worsteds.
Importation,
10 domestic imitation.
Prices will be greatly reduced.
sell only the real Zcphyrs. ana as we import
!hcm ourselves sel lower than any one else.
BLOOMINGDALB BROS.
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DENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Il ORE

TENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Il GREAT TRUNK LINZ
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrocs and Cortsnds street
Express Harrisburg rittsburs tho West and South
+. N. sunday. q and 8 30 +. NJ
For wilamsport Lock Haven Cory and Eric, 40 ane
$50 r. NJ connccting Cory for Titusvie Petroleun
Centre and the OIL Regions
For Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash
ington Express Of Pullman paror cars daily. excep
Sunday, $50 A. NJ; arrive Washington 4:5 +. NJ Reg
unr atS 40 A. NJ. 2:40. D5 and . r. N. unday. ~
Espress for philadelphia 40 $40 $50 A. NJ. 1880
800 3 4 s. 8, 4 so % r. NJ and IL night Accom-
mediation * H. and 10 l.. M Sunday. g A. ~. s, g
4 80 and . r. NJ. Emigrant and second class, 4
For Centennial Depot at 30 6:3U 30 g. 5:4O 80
NJ. IL 40. and p. NJ. TN SUNDAY, "A. NJ. Returning
leave Centennial depot at 7:l5 S:1j, 1850 A. ". 4
I:i5 = $50, 4:f5. $50 9, :5U and OJ 7. NJ On
Sunday. Z 20 ". and Z r. NJ.
For trains to Newark Elizabeth Rahway frinceton Irsn
ton. Perth Amboy. Pennington, Bevidcre ana othes
points, local schedules at all ticket Offices - .x
1920 NJ. daily; 1910 A. N. and 30 = ~ daily cG
ccpt Monday. From Washington and baltimore. 80
aud 8 40 a. NJ. 4.lo, 5:i0 and l020 NJ swnaays
80 and 40 ~ NJ From Phadelphfa o 10 ~ ~
a:IO 1OiO II 20. IL 80 4. NJ, :O % s'iv o:Ns
$40 $50. 30, 40, S:4O and 10 I'D T. ~ sunaaya
sDl 20 30. 5:so io:io II 50 A. NJ $50 and ~ +"
Tickcs oiccs see and s44 broadway. No. Asor House
and FOO. of Cort audt sts NO. Court st
Rrcokvu: Nos ia Z rs and 11S Hudson ST. hoDokcns
depot Jersey City Emisrans ticket ONCE So Battery
place. xr r,,ovsox d. ". BOyD.Jr
General Manager. General Passenger Agent.
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NO. 81 WEST
l4TH ST..
near 9th ave.,
New York.
ONLY DEPOT.
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COAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs.

OO.SSK
NJ ", HAVANA AND MEXICAN NAIL -. LIMB
IN .Stcamcrs leave pier No y North River at 5 r. ~
70. HAVANA DIRECT !.
CITY OF MENI,O....... ......s q u.day. November
CITY OF NEM YORK essiay N9vsmoer 10
FOR VERA CRUZ AND NEW OELEASs,
via Havana Prourrso Campcachy. Trxpsn and Inmpic"
CRY OF MEXI,O ....... ..... Saturday. November
For freight and passage apply 20
;. ALEXANDRA h SOSs. "a ard ~ Brosdway
Steamers viii leave New Orc.ns Novrmess - IN" ~
cember Tor Vera Cruz and all the aoovc pefts
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the production of the celebrated manufacturer of
Lyons large portion Of which purchased before the
advance In price Of silk and which will be VI
fered at their usual