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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06
Cato Teachers ASSOCIATION.

GRIMMs, Wis, Nov. Goth 1877.
The first regular meeting of the teachers
association of Cato, and vicinity will be
held at Cato, Dec. Sth, 1877.
PROGRAMME.
l0;OO-l0:l) Opening.
l0:I0-lU:I0 Pron-yowels in unac-
cented syllables, p. II Lynch
l0:40--1l:l0 Geog.-Motion OF the
Earth. Miss Y. Sheldon
l1:10-11 90 Recess,
ll:20-12:0) Authorization, and
Enumeration, Vim. Leith
12:00--l 30 Inermission.
:30-2:00 Grammer-Adjectives J. Fitzmaurice
2:yu-2 80 Penmanship, Miss X. +. Lawrence
2:31 800 Cir. Goyt.-Powers and
Duties of the Executive, Thos. Burke
3:00--3:30 l. s. History-Colonia
Farms Of Govt: Vim. Nelson
500 80 cussion-ResOlvcd, That whisperin;
is detrimental to the best interests of mike
Schools; All, Wm. Leith; Neg, JAS. Burke.
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NEW LIQUOR STORE.
L. Pepper,

Having opened out complete stock OF Wines,
Liquors, etc, am prepared 10 serve my friends
and the pubic with goods of real merit at the
lowest price. Patronage solicited. eI1-y
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Rev. A. Gustafsen conducted an interes
ing series of Meetings, las. week, at the
Norwegian VI. E. church, with great profit
to the church and congregation.
Norwegians who have no other church
relations viii find tie above named church
good place to 60, Rev. Mr.. Gustafsen Is
an earnest and instructive preacher.
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Death of Matthias Klein

Mr. Matthias Klein, after a brief but
severe illness, died at his residence it this
village last Saturday morning. Deceased
WAS an old and respected citizen of this
village, having resided hore for many years
was an active member of the St. Joseph
Society, and also of tie Fire Department.
Mr. Klein leaves wife and several chill
dren, all of whom, except one, we believe,
are grown up. His funeral on yesterday
was largely attended, and the societies to
which he belonged were out in uniform
Several members OF the St. Joseph Society
of Manitowoc were also in attendance.
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Farm for Sale.

One of the best farm in Manitowoc county, Will
be sold on term TO suit the purchaser. Said farm
contains about sixty acres, is mostly under good
cultivation, free from stone and stumps, railroad
station on one side of H. school house on the other
and in good neighborhood. good house aho
barn on It. This is altogether one of the mos'
desirable farm to be found in the tate.
BRANCH, May 3D. 1877.
976-4w ChAS' GAIN
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!; New Invention.

BYRxE's IMPROVED metallic DRESS MODEL
Something every lady should possess. This .node'
is peculiarly constructed SO as to nable any per
son of ordinary ability 10 learn the art OF Pattern
Cutting and Dressfttng to perfection with Du'
very little practice. For durability simplicity
and practical utility a. a dress model 1t has nc
equal Models with full instructions for use may Dc
ohraipod At Ms, ByRxE's DnEssMAKING E.TAB
1tsuyrsrr. Cor. Buffalo and Eighth SITS, over Z. X
and E. H. Rand's Hardware store.
II. W. BYRNES,
Inventor and sole manufacturer
MaultQyKOc a
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Cow Lost !

A dark red cow of medium size, with
horns bending inwards forming almost &
circle, leaving only B or inches between
the tips of her horns, broke out OF my yart
two weeks ago. Any reasonable charges
vii! be paid for bringing the COW, or leav-
ING information at o. Torrison's store.
CHRISTIAN THoRsON.
Manitowoc, Nov. 18th.
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Il is the general piession-under the
belt-that last Thursday was Thanksgiy-
ing. 1t is popularity of this distinguish
holiday that 1t always makes the most
impression in that particular portion OF the
human anatomy which for some wise and
sufficient purpose is concealed beneath the
vest The impression sometimes lasts for
months, and is supposed to be due to the
influence of mince pie.
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Stray COY.

Cam. to my enclosure, the IL tn of Nov
ember, one red cow, left horn Topped, a
whise spot on face and on fore shoulder
with three white legs, about ten years Old.
The owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take her away.
IRA CLARK.
CLARK's MILLS, Wis, Nov. 2Oth, 1877.
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We CHANGED to drop into the establish
ment of our enterprlslng north side Jewel
er Mr.. T. Ransch day or two since, and
were pleased to note a most complete stock
OF iewelry that he has laid il for the hoh
DAYS, also an extensive assortment Of
clocks, sllyerware, gold and silver watches,
and chains etc Just 90 and examine
those beautiful cameo sets, they are the
latest style and viii be all the rage thi,
coming winter; III these will be sold at the
lowest pos sible price.
Mr. Ransch's reputation for homer and
lair dealing is sufficient guarantee that al
goods bought of him will be just what they
are represented to be, and when he say
be will sell his goods AT bed rock prices he
means it every word. A large majority OF
our citizens, are doubtless, poor judges Of
the quality of gold and silver ware, and tt
those who contemplate buying anything IL
that line we will say you VIII find u
advantageous to call on Mr.. Ransch.
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Notice.

All persons are hereby warned agains
barboripg Carrie 1iisb org or trusting be
on my account as will not after this dat
pay any debts of her contracting, she hay
ing left my home without just cause O.
provocatiOn.
Dated November 2lst, 1877.
5-3w. Ii. l.. TIDsBoRG.
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According to the latest statistics Rome
has now go, coo inhabitants, BAT Catholic
and Protestant churches and 4 Jewish
synagogues, 46 pubic schools, attended by
| s, 3OS toys and coo girls, 4 hosrital con-
tanning altogether $500 beds; 1890
hackney carriages with l morse, and 2oo
with >, besides ITO coupes, and 50 ON
mbuses; 3 steamboats, ply on the Tiber,
and there are $50 places of refreshment.
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from Andrew Shuman, Editor Chicago Evening
journal, and Lieut.. Governor of Illinois.
have seen and known much of Prof. K
L. Cumnock, both in his capacity Of Pro-
lessor of Elocution at the Northwestern
University, at Jamestown, where | reside,
and IN Literary Entertainments at that place
and in Chicago, and DO not hesitate to
state that, 10 my judgment, he is one OF
| the very best readers and speakers In The
/ country.
His readings of pathetic and humorous
| writings are not exceiied by any other elo-
| cutioniss that have ever heard.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

The Pope has contributed greatly to the
more humane treatment of the insane In
Italy, and has bestowed large sums from
his private purse with this OBJECT. Rome
can boast the first lunatic asylum establish
ed in Europe. 1t stood IN the Piazza
Colonua as early as 1913. On the death
of its founders, copfraternity for its
supertntendence was formed, which was
nlaced under the protection of a Cardinal.
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Frnn the Chlcarp Tribune.

The readings of Prof. R. L Cumnock, OF
the Northwestern University, at the Cen
teuarv Church, last night, were of an unex-
pectedly high order. His Characterization
we're truthful and powerful, and as his
trionic artist he shows himself to be
master. Prof, Cumnock cannot remain IN
| known.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

Doctor Andrew Connie says-Paiu and
ache vanish n the Turk 81 Bath, as If by
magic-it inereas's instead Cf exhausting
thu streugth-aud by exciting the vital
action f the SIX n, one re-ists cold, much
! better than one whn does MT take the
Turkish Bath.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

As the states prisons of our country are
rapidly being filed up with the distinguish
ed men OF the land, such as Coils, Bank
Presidents, Insurance Presidents, &c, &c.
Tramps and ordinary thieves Will be oblig-
ed to give place to them by promotion.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

We notice that the Rand's are taking
the lead as usual, in reducing the prices Of
goods in their line They are selling Boiled
l. nseed Oil ar GO ID cents per gallon,
s. Louis Lead at 50 per hundred pounds,
Nails at S245 per key, and other good,
prnp1rtionatel low.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

The citizens OF Manitowos should not
fai! to remember that on December 10Th,
Prof r. G. Cumnock, A. NJ, of the North
western University, will give reading at
Ihe St. Paul NJ. f. Church of this city.
rhi. will be rare and rich treat consisting
Gus and grand. We call the attention Of
our readers to the following notices of the
Press of Prof. Cumnock's readings:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

See the advertisement of DR.. Chsse's
New Receipt Book IN another column. 1t
is book that every ore should have, as it
cout ains information co every ubjecs. Its
recipes are reliable. No family can do
without as it can be tad for the loo price
Of t,f0 collars.
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DER. Sc. BLAKE,
>. @sgROEsN. Va. B.

RESIDENCE CORNER BUFFALO & MINT
II streets MdnirowOc, Wis.
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81 PAUL's corner seventh and State streets.
~. Rev. j. ". 0lmsted. pastor. Services -
School at O'Clock p. m. Prayer meeting on hurs-
Gay evening, at P. m. Leaders and stewards
meeting on first Monday in each month, at p. n.
GERMAN, on Ninth street. near Marshall. Rev.
'B. Becker, pastor. Services al l0i3 oClCcka
NJ. and : p. m. SUNDAY School at O'Clock M.
Prayer meeting, Thursday al I. T.. Singing and
Bible class al { and p. n. Fridays.
NoRwEiIAN on Sixth street, near State. Rev.
~ A Gustqfsen, pastor. Services al lOs O'Clock
a. IN. and p. IN. Sunday School at o'clock
u. M.
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i. E. PEe:TcgssRD, VI. ID.

OFFICE. SHERMAN'S BRICK BLOCK, Nortl
" Eighth street. Mauitowoc, Wis.
offiSE h"ei's 10 , and TO p. NJ
Residence, on Sth street, opposite j. Z. Platts
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Nns..r..n.Es rrKNunutsE.

NJ KETTENUOTFEN Proprietor franklin ST.
uNHE large brick addition recently built has been
| furnished i'm excellent style, making II one OF
the most complete hotels IN Nanttow"e. Sooe
- ,rr l. kppt in connection with the house. here
49,, ,,iu ~ ,v.lI provided for l244ly
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e. JAMES corner Ninth and Chicago streets.
~. The Rev N. Y. .yeriil. rector. Services
lex o'clock g. NJ. and O'Clock p. IN. Evening
prayer Friday at : o'clock p. - Sunday school at
o'clock p. m.
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Chickerming Lodge, [. 0. 0. F., at the
meeting on Wednesday evening, elected
the following officers:
John Z. Plumb, n. G.
Ii. D. Smalley, '. G.
Chas Burmeister, K. s.
f. A. Bean, Treas.
r. McGavin, P. S.
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To Contributors and Advertisers

All matter intended for publication must be
handed in by "Wednesday morning, Local Notices
bysNcdnesdsy noonto insure insertion in the
current weeks issue.
All communications should be accompanied by
the authors name not tor publication, but as a
guarantee of good faith.
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From The Chronicle
The new schoo house in this village II
to receive a set Of new bliEds throus hout.
This greatly improves tn appearance ct the
building tug Gagnon returned
from Port Washington, at which place she
has been for several weeks engaged in tow
lng dump scows, on Friday morning. -
The work Of getting out the rigging Of the
Magellan was resumed on Saturday, and
n large amount of it, including about 81 U
worth of chain, was saved.--1he
muulated part Of the body of O'Brein,
taken from the submerged rigging of the
Magellan by Hanson X Scove, last week,
| were buried in the cemetery at this place
ON Tuesday. On Thursday a right lee
! Supposed to belong to the same body, wal
washed ashore about two miles north o
here, and was buried with the body in th'
cematery
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Notice.

To all whom it may concern after this
date, November Goth, 1877, l viii pay Nc
debts contracted by my family, to-wit
Ny wife, Tury, my daughters Emma and
j ulia, and son Ole, and all other members
of my family.
5 3y* KNUTE Erickson PREsTRUD.
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The beautiful and emblemstic Thanks
giving decorations at St. james Episcopal
church, prompt ted much favorable comment
by those who attended the church service
on THURSDAY Mlwaukee Sentinel
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

The night message half rate system VIII
be established ut this place December lss
Important reductions have also been made.
The tariff to Chicago is now 40 cents being
one half the former rate
w. w. DpLANo.
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Canary Birds.

About 400 Canary Birds-tright yellow, greenish
yellow and mixed colors- of imported breed and
warranted GOOD singers. For sale by
gu Tvs JOHN ROEMER,
Two Rivers road, one mile north of this city.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

E'IRsT EvANGELICAI. corner Eight and MarshaII
L streets. Rev. f. Pieper, pastor. Services al 10
O'Clock a. IN. Sunday School al o clock p. m.
NoEwEGIAN, corner Eighth and State streets.
IN Rev. L. N. Beorn, pastor. Servlces-Io
o clock D. N. Sunday School al o'clock ?. Iii.
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RELIGIOUS Intelligence.
Church Directory.
CATHOLIC

G. BoSIFACE, conner Main and Marshal streets.
NJ. Rev Joseph Fessler. pastor Sefylccs-on
Snndgys. Holy DAYS and Obligations, at 10 clock
=. IN. Kespers on Sundays at o clock p. IN.
g. MARY's (Polish) corner I'D and Marshal
Nv. streets. Rev John GratZe. pastor. Seryi
ces at II O'Clock a. III. Eespers a. y O'Clock p. m
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Three runaways this week-a pretty good
showing. A barrel of bulled corn was
dumped near Heuboer's corner by the last
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THE MANITOWOC PILOT.


asg~Those of our readers residing in the country
viii find it to their advantage to look over the
columns of The PLoT, before starting to town TO
do their trading. By this means they will readily
as certain where the best and cheapest goods can
BE- found. Good business men, who have first
class goods for sale, always advertise literally.
This is true of merchants, and their advertise
ments can be fouad in TnE PILoT.
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MUSICAL.
EEsEE,4SE-

NrarrSSa1, Sc EIrssr. viii rive lessons in Voca
sa. s-~-r1eutel Music in the city Of AaElto
fa Taa Rivers. Residence on sth stree
rHc tsr,rs House 12-i4lv
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OYSTER SUPPER AT the Presbyterian
churc parIors on Friday Ito morrow even
ing will be The social event of the week. A
large attendance is expected, and a good
time Guaranteed.
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MILLER ROUSE.
-. rsgsESaEs anEE..

J j. MILLER Proprietor, cor. Chicago and IN -
A LARGE NEN BARN has been recently bUlit
4 and Will be kept in connection with the he use
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Local and Personal.
To Our Patrons.


We have waited with all the patience
we could command through the summer
hat has just ended, without annoying our
patrons with duns. A bopntiful harvest
has been safely garnered, and reasonably
good prices prevail. The crop is moving
rapidly, and money is flowing in. Our
demands are very small upon each in
ilvidual subscriber, and our necessities are
great. Therefore We respectfully but earn
estly ask those of our patrons who are &c
,iuQuent to rencmher the printer sub
,tantiully and Immediately.
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genuine talent who has not been connected
in some way, or ut some time with the
stage, His presentations vera to the life
his facial expression wonderful, and his
eloeution throughout faultless.
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HARDWARE, STOVES, Etc.


FIR y a'' x Is OF Stoves andHaEd arc
N-uH.ec-I Of Copper, Tin andS et-
vs. Z York srr, North Side, Manitewye.
2 4sfv
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PHYSICIAN And SURGEON. has permanent
| ~ located al cato, Ofic. and residence In first
DWELLING vest OF John hillcn's store, where all
professional CALI will be promptly attended
O7t6m.
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LON the Chicago Tim .

The readings of Prof. Cumnock at the
Historical Rooms Last night were o great
treat. L. is rarely We find man of such
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1877-12-06

4 residens of one of the towns in
Sheboygan county has his fence decorated
with the following notice to owners Of
horses: IN obuddy hich no bosses to this
Iannn y
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GOODRICH Trans. Co.'s pO(k

Every Evening Except saturday,
Att o'clock making Close Connection at Lud
fngton with the Fast Express over the Flint an
Pere Marquette Railway.
- For further particulars see pocket time card
Office, Goodrich Dock, Milwaukee, between Hu
ron and Spring Street Bridges.
G. HURSON, Agent Goodrich Line
J.P. NUURSE, Gen. Agent F. & P. NJ. Ry.
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PRESBYTERIAN,

E'IRs1 PRESBYTERIAN, northwest corner kight n
and State streets. Rev. " +. Cellars. pastor.
Hours Of services-10& a N. :. p. IN. SUNDAY
School 81 p. m. Weekly prayer meeting on
Thursday evening, at : O'Clock.
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The Wisconsin State Teachers Associa
ton meets at Madison on the 10Th.
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.sisnnSslS EReUSE.

III DALEY, Proprietor, cor Of 9th and Jay 81
MS is i new House. and well fitted up with al
modern improvements. \ good STABLE Is alst
III connection with the hon-c. 1@
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From the Hartford Courant, Hartford, Conn.

From the Hartford Courant, Hartford, Conn
The reading. of Prof. Cumuock at the
South Park Church last night were largely
attended, and his auditors were so delight
ed, that many, as they left the church,
wished that tLey might hear him again. 1t
is seldom we fiud public man upon whom
we can bestow such hearty and qualified
COMMUNICATION, Prof Cuuuock is one Ct
the ablest readers we ever beard.
The reading Of Prof. Cumnoc1 is one in
the St. Paul NJ. f, Church lecture course,
which is to consist of Eve entertainments.
Season tickets one dollar.
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RHnuS u, Ii.

pHYsIcIAE, sGRGEQ@E, AHp AccoTcH +
- with Nil critical and obscure cases, will rrcey-
prompt and especial attention. Office and Iesi.
deuce- cor Main and Chicago SIS. Night bell az
ofjce door gl5-ti
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DASHIgN AflE.ET AToE.has removed 20 liEes'
+ Strast. tsy doors Nest o. Z X. & T.. II. RAND
Tar3.ars -tase. ...l work warranted We'll done aN
Fl. T4-0s-'y
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T. ESlIEN. Proprietor, FFankIIh ..
GANING leased the above wen-Snown houst
III which has been newly furnished throughout
respectfully ask for share oithe pul patronar e
/ good STABLE i kept in CONNECTION with h
houSe. where stock Will ac sell provided Tor SILL
RsOTE5. AND BOARDING HOUSE
+ ZEIAN. Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main 81.
S45-ly
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The tug Willie Richards returned to this
port for the winter on Thursday last.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
:. X. E.s-E. u q

ss.sS pss-E. II e.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN. SURGEON
IL and Ace1uchcar has permanently located ~
MauirOW0e.
-. s Ito 9 A. H.,
JFFIcE HOURS. TO and to E P. ".
Office over Plumb Bros. store corner Sth and
Buffalo streets Residence, North 9Th street.
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NeWhall House.

j. F. ANTISDEL, Proprietor
, Brosdwsy and Michigan Sts.. Milwaukee, Wis.
sS0e
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The description Of largo, Dakota, from
cur special correspondent, found in another
ers attention
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The Presidents message, in supplement;
form, accompanies the PILoT this week.
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NAETIN HEM TT. Proprietor, Commercial s..
HTFW Nous, aaf uev Barn. the best ri accommo
N d,.t.anS At moderate prices. S56-ly
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gnme,gar,r apdgardfn
PRACTICAL HINTS,

Salt is the great 'anti'' for cut
worms. But be careful the plants Dc
not get too much as well as the worms
Paris green is the only effectual rem
edy for potato bugs. But use 10 water
as it is dangerous to use it as dust.
Ii is recommended to SOW q few rad.
ishes in each hill of melons and Gu
cumbers, as the bugs prefer the rad
ishes to melons, and will not destroy
the latter.
The oyster shell bark lice hatch and
move along the branches of apple
trees in the months of May and June
Then they can be destroyed by almost
any strong alkaline wash-strong soap
suds, carbolic soap, etc.
The kitchen is the best place for
house plants. The air is moister, and
they are generally in the presence o:
Industrious persons to attend them.
Kitchen plants ere like kitchen girls,
more robust than those parlor reared.
A garden has to be small indeed if
by care and industry large amount
of small fruit and vegetables cannot
be derived therefrom. These things
are always far better from your own
garden than from the grocery or fruit
store. Raise such things and have
them fresh ann palatable.
Il takes blood and corn to make
cts. per pound cattle. When a farmer
sees the reports of such sales he con-
cludes that he may have the right
kind of corn, but not the blood.
Hence wide awake farmers are look
ing about to combine the two. But
even then they will not grow, like
evil weeds, without attention.