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La crónica., 1877-10-27

A LAS SENoRAs.-Si deseaIs sabeI
cuales con las 0ltin1dS nlOddS, adon-
de pueden co0aprdrse, y por cudnto
Sc pueden comprdr, pOdeis obtener
una perfects nina de information
sobre ell asunto al moderado costo de
solamente Is centavos Ell numero
de otono del "Peri6dico de Modas
de Ehrichs'' sc ACADIA de recibir en-
esta oficina y segun examen que
hemos hecbo de el es cierto cuanto
dicen los publicistas, q saber: "Que
es un peri0dico de gusto pasa las Sc
horas de gusto." Contiene pagina
tras pagina, con hermosos grabados,
en- que describe ropas y ia sus pre-
clos. Ademas hay numerosos artf-
culos originates. instructivos y de
interes para toda mujer hacendosa.
Tenemos especial gusto en- reco-
meDdar esta valiosa publication Y
esperamos que cada uno de nuestros
lectores probara la verdad de nues.
tras observaciones remitiendo por
correo Is centavos q los senores En-
rich y Cha. 2S7 y $50 ga. avenida,
Nueya York.
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ExTRAN JER 0 d.
MEXICO.

Nueva York, Oct. 23.-El Sr.
Malta, Representante del Gobierno
de Diaz de M6jico en- Washington,
que no ha sido recibidO por la ad.
ministracion, ha anunciado su in
tencion de volver q Mejieo en- pocos
dias. Pro6ablemente saldra en- Ell
pr0Ximo vapOr de Nueva Orleans.
Corren rumores que la azo de que
Malta saIga del pals es ell disgusto
que tiene por que no ha sido reco-
nocido por este %gobierno, y que al
salir de Washington abandona to
das las e%speranzas de asegurar rela-
clones amistosas entire Ell gobierno
de DiaZ V Ell de los Estados Unidos.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
ESPANA.

Madrid, Oct. 23.-Se anuncia que
sc publicara muy en- breve uEa cir,
cular ministerial declarando que Ell
eSpfritu de la Constitution favorece
una vasta y clara tolorancia de las
religiones diferentes.
Madrid, Oct. 24.-Se dice que Don
Tomas Estrada y otros jefes rebeldes
cubanos hechos prisioneros en- Cuba,
seran TRADES q Espaha.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
TRASLADO.

La Oficipa de LA CR6NICA sc ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn-
paba en- ell Temple Block q las Sa'
las Nos. 2 y Z en- el Downey Block.
Entrada proxima a la esquina de
la calle Temple del Edificio.
La crónica., 1877-10-27

-Por aviso que hoy publicamos
veran nuestros lectores que Miguel
Espinosa va a dar un concerto vo-
cal Instrumental en- ell Turnverrein
Hall, ell Viernes pr0ximo en- la tar
de, 2 de Noviembre. Ell Sr. Espi-
nosa es IN gran artista y en- ell
piano muestra la mas sOrprendente
facilidad de ejecucion. Amigos
nuestros que 10 han dido va nos d.
cen que su habilidad en- ell a~ristocra.
tico instrumental es sorpTendente.
A la edad DC 10 ahos recibi0 en- ell
Conservatorio de Paris ell primer
premio. En- la actualidad tiene IL
amos de edad y los adelantos que ha
hechO en- gu diffcil carrera e eoloean
va q la altura de los grandes maes-
tros. Creemos que ell Concerto que
Sc anuncia estara concurridfsimo,
pues no puede nuestra intelligence
poblacion desdeeir del gusto que en-
materias de arte tienen va mostrado.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
CORTE DE TESTAMENTARfAS. HON.
o'MELvENY JUEz.
MGrtas- Oct 22

Martes, Oct. %.
restamentarfa de Melinda Shep-
herd, difunta. Continuada hasta
ell 5 de Noviembre a las 10 A. NJ. la
peticion para venta de propiedad
raiz.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Ell negocio sucio.
CELLS y VARELA.

Nuestros lectores conocen va, ha-
biendo leido ell a~rtfculo editorial que
apareci6 en- LA CR6NICA del Mier-
coles o ell ep1grafe 40 claro es
o......,n la naturaleza del desagrada-
BE asunto que ha originate varios
communicates de los editores de la
prensa ~espahola de Los Angeles en-
los peri0dicos ingleses de la ciu-
dad. Acusamos d IN "allegado't de
La Reformo de usar ell credito de
LA CR0NICA en- provecho del otro
peri6dico. Probablemente conoce-
ran tambien ell artfculo que apare-
clio en- nuestro va citado colega, en-
que Sc nos atacaba rudamente, y 81
acaso no 20 conocen no creemos ne
cesario nj propio imponerles lie gu
contenido, POGO recomendable para
IN colega que Sc jacta de ~caracteri-
za,lo. No hemos de ser ciertamen-
tie nosotros los que enconemos la
contieada, que o:ras'antes de ahora
hemos evitado, aunque no 10 crea
asf La Refornaa, y ST vamos q zorro.
borar 10 cue dijimos ell Microbes
o un documento que no admite
nj replica nj concentrates, y que nos
ola la mayor razon en- esta disputa.
Hello aquf:
"Yo ell i.~frascrito, como agente del
''Sr. George Emerson para anun-
''ciar las Carreras de Otoho para ell
''pr0ximo Noviembre, certifico que
"hace algunos dias ell Sr. Andres
"Warner vino A VERNE y solicit0 de
mi ell aviso de las dichas carreras
''para pIblicarlo en- Ell peri6dico e.
''pdNoL do eStG cjuddd; Que lie Of
''el aviso en- la creencia de que iba
"a ser publicado en- La CRoNICA,
''un peri0dico espahol que sc publi-
''cs Ell Is ciudad de Los Angeles,
'condado del mismo nombre, Estado
''de California; Que espere que d.
echo aviso apareciera debidamente
zen dicho papel segun ordenado;
"Que varias veces examine LA
"CR0NICA y no pude encontrar ell
"aviso en- u Columns; Que me
''sorprendf cuando supe despues que
''dicho aviso Sc habia publicado en-
ia Ref0rnad, otro peri0dico espa
mol que Sc publica Ell esta ciudad.
"Dire ademas que lie pregunte a la
"sazon al citado Warner 81 era
"sgente de LA CR0NICA y que con-
''servo aun la impression de que me
''contest0 afirmativamente.
"El infrascritO declara tambien
"que fue su i~ntencion que dicho
"aviso Sc p%uhlicara en- LA CR6NICA
"y ro Ell La Reformo.
X. w. MOVES.
Firmado y juramentado en- mi
preseneia hoy dia % de Octubre de
1877.
49, JAMES G. KAYs.
Notario Publico.
O.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
JAMES G KAYs.
Notario Publico.

Com hemos dicho antes, 10 ante
rior no admite concentrates: prueba
suflcientemen:e que hemos tenido
razo Ell ell particular y que anduvi-
mos lejOs de obrar con atolondra-
miento. Sc atreveran nuestros con-
trarios q replicar todavfa? Son ca
PAGES.
FL resto del artfculo de La Refor-
ma no merece contestacion por
nuestra parte: es mera faramalla.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
SENORAS.

l.. Abarta, Rosa Serrano, Adelai-
da Sotelo, Josefa Varela, Rosario
Pantojas, Ynes Ramirez, f. A. de
Romero, Catarina Ruiz Maria l..
Salazar, Antonio Z. de Gonzales,
Maria A. Lopez, Dolores Campas,
Escelecia E. de Cruz, 2; Maria de la
Guerra, Josefa Domingue2, Sacra-
menta Duarte.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
SENORES.

E. Arzaga, Francisco Argdello,
II. B. Abila, Ysa Selaya, 2; Joaquin
Sepulveda, Francisco de Salcido,
Y. Valencia, Manuel Velazco, An
gel Y. Vidal, Jesus Via, Lorenzo
Morales, Miguel Mora, Jose Ma.
Peralta, 2; Felfcito Rodriguez. Je-
Gus Romero, Jenaro Ruiz, NJ. G.
Santa Cruz, V. l.. Sanchez, Sipria-
no Gutillo, Jesus Lion, Antonio A.
BeIarde, Rosario CarrillO, Adolfo
Cells, Manuel Contreras, Encarna-
cion Duarte.
EXTRANJERO.
Antonio A. Capurro, Togniascioli
Giuseppe, L. Vasallo Narcesse Sa-
varis, Giusepe Gazzo, Angelo De
bernardo, 3; F. NJ. de lalCroix.
COL. DUNKELBERGER,
Administrators de Correos.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Cartas en- ell Correo.

Las personals que acudan por estas cal.
tas Sc serviran avisar qre han sido publ.
cadas en- La CRoNICA correspondence al
dia 81 de Octubre 1877.
La crónica., 1877-10-27
Cartas en- Ell Express de Wells
Fargo y Cha.
SENORES.

Basilio Bonias, Antonio Coma
les, s. Lopez, Miguel Mora, 2; Re-
mou Monges, Juan Requena.
WIN. PRIDHAM, Agente.
La crónica., 1877-10-27

A Y is 0
Por el presente Sc da que las
COntrIbuciOnes del Estado y
CoadadO
POR Ell
An0 Fiscal de l877-78
Sc deben pagan ahora en- o
ORC ACUNADO DE LOS e. U.
Y seran delinquentes ell
LINES, En0rsn 4 da 1919.
que a no ser pagadaS antes de dicha
fecha Sc cargara un cinco por ciento a la
suma. Que estare en- los siguientes Iuga-
les para reciblr dicbas contribuciones:
In San Juan Capistrano, en- Ia item
de de Mendelsohn, Ell Martes,
Noviembre s.
En- Santa Ana, en- la tienda de Spur.
geon, ell Viernes, Noviembre 6.
En- Mountain Valley, en- la casa de
Mr.. Eddington, ell Sabado, No
viembre 10.
En- Anaheim, en- ell Hotel ADahein,
ell Lines, Noviembre IL.
En- Downey City, en- la tienda de
Baruch y Lowe, ell Martes, No
viembro 10.
En San Antonio, en- la casa del ,Juez
Thomas, ell Microbes, Nov. IA.
En Wilmington, Ell la tienda de
Jacoby, ell Jueves, Novbre' Is.
Santa Monica, en- ell Hotel Santa
Monica, ell Viernes, Novbro. Is.
En- Spadra, en- la casa de Rubottom,
ell Lines, Novbre. 10.
En- Ell Monte, en- al Hotetde Upton,
ell Mdrtes, NOvbre. 20.
En- Azusa, en- la tienda de S. Cohen,
ell Microbes, Novbre 81.
En- San Gabriel. en- la tienda de
Allen, Ell Jueves, Novbre. %.
en- Newhall, en- la tienda de Camp
ton, ell Viernes, Novbre. %.
tn San Fernando, en- la tienda de
Mofiitt y Maclsy, ell Sabado,
Ncvbre. "a.
Y despues estare en-
III OFIC1NA, EN- LA CIUDAD
DE Los ANGELES,
BESIDE las 9 de la mafana hasta
5 de la tarde lie eada dia, (excep-
los Domingos), para recibir di-
has contribuciones. r
NJ. KREMER, q
Collector de contribuciones del b
ondado de Los Angeles. 7
Los Angeles, Octubre "a de 1887. q
La crónica., 1877-10-27
S 49, 5
NICOLAS CRUMP

NICOLAS CRUMP
Teine cl honor de anunclar a SUI
amigos y al pnblico en- general que ~
Oomprado la panaderfa de Mr.. JONI
RUMP, cerca de la Iglesia Catolca, es
quina de las GALES Marchesseault y MAIL
cada manana Sc hallara en- su es'S-
blecimiento de venta: Pan Fresco, Tortas'
rasteles de todas classes, etc., etc. sc aIen.
deran Embellishments todas ias ordene'
cue esten en- ~ lfnea de ~neg0cios.
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ONLY REMEDY
HARD TIMES.
CHANGE YOUR SURROUNDINGS

All wanting FRUIT FARMS. especially adap-
ted 10 the growth of the WIN NE, where ii is m
The land is also adapted To the growth of Peach
es, Pears, Apples, and small fruits a!so, Grains,
Grass and Vegetables.
Many hundreds of excellent VINEYARDS. Or
CHARDS and FARMS can now he seen.
THE LOCATION is only 81 miles south of
Philadeiphia, by Railroad, ina MID. .deiighliui
climate, and st the very doors of the New y ork
and Philadelphia Markets. Another Railroad
THE PLACE is a!remdy LARGE, SUCCESS
FUL and PROSPEROUS. Churches. Schools,
ami other privileges are already established. d.
Also, manufactures of shoes Clothing, Glass,
Straw oods, and other things. at which differ
ent members of family can procure employ
IT has been HEALTH RESORT for some years
past Torpeople tIfferiny from pm lmonary afec-
tions asthma .catarrh /, que and debility. many
thousands Of whom have entirely recovered.
new Brick Hotel has jnst been compieted,
high, including French roof, and all modern
improvements for the accommodation of vis-
PRICE OF FARM LAND, S25 90 PER ACRE
payable by installments. within the period Of
four years. In this climate. 90 acres of land
planted out to vines VIII countas Thuch as lCO
acres further north.
Persons unacquaintcd with Fruit Growing
can become familiar with it in short time ON
account of surroundings
FIVE ACRES. ON T. ACRE, and TOWN LOTS
in the towns of Landisville and vineland, also
for sale
paper containing full information will be
sent free OF cost ON application to CHARLES
Is. LANDS, NINELAND. M
Tho following is an extract from n descrip-
tiOu OF Nineland. written by the well known
lgricul turist. Solon Robinson, and published
n the New York Tribune:
All the farmers were of the "well to do" sort,
ind some of them, who have turned their attention
20 fruits and market gardening. have grown rich
The soil Is loan. varying from sandy to clayey.
md surface gently undulating, intersected with
small streams and occasional wet meadows. in
which deposits of peat muck stored. suHi-
ctent to ferttlize the whoe upland surface, after
it has been exhausted OF its natural fertility.
is certainly one Of the most ertenSire tracts. in
almost iereI position. and suitable condition
for pleasant farming. that IRE EnOU of this side OF
he Western PrGirieS. Ne fOuRd some Of the old
ST farms apparently just as pr0ftGbly productive
IS 'cheR cleared Of forest GJty or hundred gears
Igo.
The ReOlogist would discover the cause of
his continued fertility. The whole country is a
marine deposit. and all through the soil we found
videnccs of calcareOus substances. genera lIv;in
he form of indurated calcareouS mari. showing
many distinct forms of ancient shells. of the ter
iary formation: and fhiS marty substance is scat
cred al through the soil. ia a Uery c0nmintfed
0rm and ia tie eracf condition m0Sf edSiig asSin-
lated By such plants GSHe farmer desires TO culfi
safe. (S-2J-Iv.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

MARVELLOUS Ne Messrs.
Patek, Philippe & Co, of Geneva,
have recently prodnced the most WON
derfully complex and ingenious watch
ever produced in Geneva. It is a
full sized hunter On one side is a
dial with the ordinary marking (hour,
minute and second hands), together
with a large independent chrome
graphic hand in the center, maj king
the one fifth of second, and fving
back to MI; to this dial corresponds
a repeating mechanism, striking hours,
quarters and minutes. If the watch
he turned over, second dial is per
ceived, having, besides the ordinary
marking, perpetual calendar (months.
days of the week, late and phases Of
the mOon) and also a little regulator
fDr the timing. This watch can keep
two diff rent times, for instance, Paris
while there is only one knob on the
stem for setting both dials to time
without tie addition of a pusher on
the rim of the case. The mechanism
for setting the hands to time actuates
only The finger of the dial that is up
parnOst at the IN )ment. /. G.. the one
at which you are looking. This
watch has been made to the order of
Baron Nicolics, and has been nine
moni hs in ehe making. which is CON
sidered a remarkably short period of
CESSATION for so intricate and at the
same time so perfect a piece of mech
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Love those who advise, but not
those who praise you.
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mission. and al classes Of war claims before the
Executive Departments.
Arrears af Pay aud Bounty
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money from the Government. of which they have
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having thcriu the clcrca! assistance OF able ana
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reference IN his vicinity or Congressional district
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

A TAME SEA GULL.-Mauy years
ago a Mr.. Scott, Of Benhalm, near
Montrose accidently caught a gull,
whose wings he cut, and placed it in
his garden The bird remained in
shat situation for several years, and
being kindly treated became so fami-
liar as to come at call to be fed at
the kitchen door 1t was known by
the name of Willie This bird became
at last so tame that no pains were
taken to preserve it, and its wings
having grown to full length, it flew
away Joined the other gulls on the
beach, and came back from time to
time to pay visit to the house.
When its companions left the country
at the usual season, VIII; accompanied
them, much to the regret of the fami-
Iy. To their JOY, however it returned
next season; and with its usual famil-
iarity come to its old haunt, where it
was welcomed and fed literally. In
this way it went and returned for forty
years without intermission, and kept
up its acquaintance in the most cordial
manner, for while in the country, it
visited them almost daily, answered to
its name like any other domestic ami
NAL, and ate almost out of the hand.
One year hOwever-very near its final
sappearance-Willie did not pay his
respects to the family for eight or
ten DAYS after the general flock of
gulls had arrived on the coast, and
great loss, as it was feared he was
dc adj. But to the surprise and JOY of
the family, a servant one morning
came running into the break kfast-rOom
in ecstacy announcing that Willie had
returned. The whole company rose
from the table to welcome him. Food
was soon supplied in abundance, and
Willie with his usual trankness eat Of
it in the most hearty mahner. and was
as tame as any barn-yard fowl about
the house. In year or two after
wards this grateful bird discontinued
his visits for ever
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

CoNTRACTION.-T lemon-squcezer of
the Shy locks.
1t robs industry of it's p:otits. and com
pels labor to yield up all the fruits of its
toll for The use of those il burrows
Ii spueezes the life out of tie producer
and tiausfuses it into the receptacleS Of the
idle usurer.
IL robs the nation of it's free money, by
converting IT, into au interest bearing dc BIT
10 lie idle la the vaults Of the Iobber To
absorb tile products Of toll.
II has robbed the lemon Of industry to
queucl .he thrst of avarice
IL has created n mountain of deb. and
placed it ON the backs Of the people.
Ii has closed the door Of prosperity and
opened those of the prison and the poor
house.
Ii has driven thousands TO suicide, and
tens of thousands to beggary aud want.
1t has bankrnpted the best men Of the
country, filed our public highways with
tramps, enlarged and peopled our prisons,
and filled Tie land with widespread ruin
aud desolation.
1t has proved the harvest of hell, and
SataD's right bower, with But one point to
make.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

SIMPLE METHOD FOR TANNING A
LAMBSKIN WITH THE Wool On
Make strong soap-suds, using hot
water; when it is cold, wash the skin
IN 1t, carefully squeezing it between
the hands to get the dirt ont of the
wool; then wash the soap out with
clean cold water; neXs, dissolve alum
and salt, Of each half pound, in a
little hot water, which put into tub
OF cold water sufficient to cover the
skin, and let it soak in it over nioht
or twelve hours; now hang the skin
over a pole to drain when well
drained, spread or stretch carefully on
board to dry. When vet a little
damp, sprinkle pulverized saltpetre
and alum Gan ounce each mixed to-
getler) on the flesh side, rubbing il in
in well. 1t is Low to hang i'm the
shade for two or three DAYS, the flesh
side in, until perfectly dry. When
entirely dry, scrape the flesh side
with a blunt knife to remove any
scraps of flesh Trim off all project
ing points, and rub the flesh side with
pumace or rotten stone, and with the
hand. Prepared in this wav, it is
white and beautiful, suitable for a
door mat, and also nice for the feet in
a sleigh or wagon in cold weather.
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On SAwS-NEw .-
straw san 3 rua anau. F. .-.-.-
When fowls hy-ia -0 .-
crs look ont FIR rin
Look for rain ai-a v7
Gin to croak very l.-'
near the ground - 'a
Won. and swallows fr
Soap q nail to 5H.s a '-.' p
wood.
Grease 81 saw and Il
Sprinkle starch 5a a
oct It on.
For = feion roast g
lime: cut n ~mal hole
finger in rs hot as va1 ..
For n cold miA t.g I
orange that has he,H ms
gar. and take a tca-..
cough is ,rauh.y-ame
Solcs of old shoes v-. r
for light gates i
For cha.p on your a'-,
er and cover the sore -
coal. or cover with
vinegar made in,o pa-.a 4
Mercurial ointment
gun barrel will keep E ttr'-
TO cure a chilloi ea.I.
gently between the saaa s
Tomato juice, or o'iA
or honey. will cure .Ara-
Dip n rag in the miN,nit --'
suck it.
Sugar mixed ui.h
have no saitpotTe. "--
fine color.
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THE cherry crop i ;
central part of the siAl'
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For the relief and
cure OF all deranga-
ments liz the stom-
ach, liver, and bow
els. The are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering j. prevent
gH hr= s1s.s~ sf,...l
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AGffCtLTUR-IL 10.

~ wv tl.- fHtrr
Hoe the cabbage Sill.
on, but never hoe -
are wet. N-
Asparagus Is L.irg -.-
new way \ vesy .u.7 7-.
lctter paper 10 Is ~aft
from IT, lhe hbrou- p1gf.,.F.
Inc season Tor this r..
table Is now nearly ar-
ally cut in private -g-r
goth inst.
\ horticultural fr--.r...
ing recipe toPrc>er,csnts..
from the iavaees OF rsf z..
etc. ; One pound -uluF...
ounce aioeS. ni>-aI.a=,-
to ninety OF ninety five. a..
pour over one huS, a af-.-
The indications are 49,
be a plethora Of peacae. 81.
The product Of Dciava...-
timated at 1000 GOO ls...
fourth greater than any n..r. ..-.
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commands fifty cents for.
sized specimen. which Is r
the product Of hot houses
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in the country Will Dec f.--
garden Of Mr. Bancroft .r....
at Newport Scarcely a.r....
er Is cultivated. and +, r
hundreds Of dollar, ars ~
pended in the produgtl.rr..-
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soon as 1t i born. hefr r.-
it When the seed hrs
and Is just really to b
the ground. then ta, l.-.r.-
or the soil di~arrau-., r.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-13

The MosQUITO.-lf stagnant water
is exposed to a summers sun for
several days, waggletails oegin to ar-
pear on the surface and gIow until
near quarter Of an inch long, SEEM
ing to live OH air and water: in a
short time they become encreased and
Sink to the bottom in a few hours a
short hair grows out of the sides, soon
becoming a small caterpillar, rising
to the surface and floating to the
shore by tie aid of the slightest
breath of air. Soon a fv is hatclied
leaving its tiny She'll on the water :;
that fly Is the mosquito, which is
ready to suck the very blood out of
you. Where mosquitoes abound
there is but one certain and efficient
means of keeping them from disturb
ing sleep; get under a mosquito bar,
which should be adjusted to the bed
before sundOwn for they do not bepin
to stir around in the rooms until late
in the evening.
Mosquitoes must have living as
well as other people, and, what is more
Shey will have it, We once noticed
device at Key West to ke9p them
away-a woman sitting out of doors
near pile of burning rags, the wind
blowing the smoke on her; she could
stand that stencil ny the hour, but the
mosquitoes wouldnt-they had more
sense.