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or sick headache if you take LOdiUe's Head.
ache SPECIFIC. Price Soc. in large bottles.
"DOoLEY's YEAST POWDER" said lady.
has made itself indispensable in our kitchen.
Our biscuits, cake, waffieS mullins, and such
like things with its aid are always enjoyable
and good. We would not be without it in our
family: We have used it for over fifteen years,
and it has never disappointed us yet"
IF THE FOOD taken into the stomach is not
dlgeSted 1T decOmpOSeS. In the latter case a
pungent gas is developed which causes sour
eructatlonS, or else the stomach itself secretes
an acid which, rising upward at intervals.
stings the, ,gullet sharply. These extremely
dlSagreeable sensations are attributable to
prevent their recurrence, it is only necessary
TO tone and regulate the gastric organs with
HoStetter's Stomach Bitter&.
A SIGNIFICANT TOKEN OF BETTER TINES
Messrs. Fairbanks s. CO.. manufacturers of
the, Justly celebrated Fairbanks Standard
Coal and Railroad Scales from their house in
this city were at least twenty per cent. greater
iii 1877 than for any previous year.
When We take into consideration the fact
that Such scales are good for a lifetime, > SO
that new customer must be found for every
scale sold. we think the showing speaks well
for the general prosperity of the country
tributary to st. Louis as well as for the reputa-
ton of this justly celebrated standard scale
Isl. Louis JO0r7e0l, jan. >, 1873.
HAtF, FLElSCHMANS q Co. Oflglnai manu-
facturerS and intrOducers into the U. S. of
Compressed Yeast. Absolutely none genuine
without our trade mark or our firm name on
the wrapper. All Others are limitations. 1925
THERE IS BALM IN GILEAD and the Tar OF
Able, BdtSGiIle or Balm of Gilead Tree. com
blned with Honey and the Extract of HOre-
hound, in the form of Hdle's Honey OF HOre-
hound and Tar, is the most potent remedy for
Colds Coughs, HoarsenesS, and Influenza
ever administered in this or any other country
Pixies I0OthGche Drops cure ToOthache in
one minute. Sold by all Druggists at . cents.
HAPPY TIDINGs for nervous sufferers, and
those who have been dOSed, drugged, and
quacked. Pulvermacher's Electric Belts effec-
tually cure premature debility, weakness and
decay. Book and Journal, with information
worth thousands, mailed free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Company, New York
City, 61S.d&kly
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-We wish to
call attention to A. Fischer's Chemical Scour-
Ing and Dyeing Establishment, No. sos G street,
near 9Th street. By promptly adopting the
European invention, he is enabled to do his
work in manner not to be equaled by those
not possessing these facilities His cleansing
and dyeing Ladies' and Gents Suits are in
fact, the cheapest in the city on account of his
superior work. N. B.-A speciality of his con-
SlStS IN removing spots from costly party
dresses; rs years experience. His dry cleanser
removes grease spots effectually from any az
ticle. and careful pressing gives them an
appearance as if newly made. Kid Gloves
cleaned; two pair for d cents.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusemenfs, &C. TO.nfSI

WGtiOTdl I7tedter.-" The Crushed TRACE
dian
Lincoln HGH.-Lecture by Rev John A.
Hail. of New York.
Odd FpHOSrs' RGU.-PedestTIanism by Miss
Bertha Won HileTn.
onion Chapel Goth street-Lecture by Hon.
NJ 4. Townsend.
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Condensed Locals,

Street lamps will be lighted tonight at $40
p. m. and eNtinguished at 53Oa. m.
From j. q. Parker We have the New York
papers In advance Of the mails
Saturday evening the detectives arrested
three col0red men-Wm. Harris. VIM. Cole
man and VIM. .Jackson-Whom they picked M
on the street as suspicious characters and on
taking them to the lookup at headquarters
found IL Their possession a quantity of silver
complained at that office of having been rob
bed, and was surprised to find his lost proper
~. and the thieves in custody.
The funeral of Major X. e.. Seip, formerly of
this city. who died at Bismarck, Dakota. on
The sth instant. took place i'm this city yeSter-
day, and was attended by Columbia COmnan
ter, No. 5 II. A. NJ, and Dawson Lodge No. Is
II. A. A. NJ, and large number of friends At
the eOncluS ion of the Masonic services, which
look place in Masonic Hall Rev DR. Addison
read the bsrial service of the Episcopal church.
Major Seip was q native of Baltimore
he services in cOmmemOratiOn OF the late
tofohel imothy Lubey, past department COM
nander- by the department of the Potomac
Grand Army OF the Republic. takes place at
CONGREGATIONAL church tonight.
The committee recently appointed at meet
ing OF representatives of the various beneyO-
lent organizations in this District held at the
Labor Exchange for the purpose of taking the
mltlatery steps for forming an association for
the amehOratiOn of the condition of the de
serving poor similar to those in New York
Philadelphia. Baltimore and other places
meets Tonight at Wizards Hall 10 perfect the
=
While Chief Engineer CrOnin, of the fire de-
raTtment. was driving to box Y, from which
an alarm OF fire was sounded yesterday after
noon, about O'Clock, the spindle OF the trent
axle OF the wagon broke, throwing him to the
ground and badly bruSing his side.
A protracted meeting is in progress at the
4th street NJ T.. church, and number of CON
versions We're reported last week.
ChaS. III. Thompson was arrested by Lieut.
Nelly Saturday, charged with keeping a gam
bling house on II. between ID and I'd streets
northwest. AT the time of the raid OIL the
house a game was found i'm full operation
-Four 0f The players were also taken into Gus
tOdy and held as witnesses
Al meeting to-day. i'm the Equity Court
room, of the members of the Washington bar
10 take action on the death of the late Arthur
FeDdall- MIR. w. ID. Davidge was called to the
chair, and Mr.. j. j. Darlington was elected
secretary. Resolutions OF coincidence were
adopted, ami the chairman was instructed to
present them tO the Court in General Term
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REMOVALS.. CUNNINGHAM, rAe " Ell
LII Kaosen Practical Halter, has removed -
made 70 order. Eemodsling Of Sill Hats -
peeiaity. sepl9-h
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] Justice on the Window Break ers.

SUstNo VH liz "IHuOW DTc"ASES.
Editor Stdr:-The merchants here suffer by
When they get caught in the act, and are
brought before Judge Smell he gives them 80
or 60 days; that is to say, he virtually tells
and break another one first, then you'll get it,
BY this mode OF justice somebody else has to
suffer first. l cite a case of last week, the
breaking of a window, corner 18th street and
Pennsylvania avenue. That very fellow had
Just left the chain gang. He did the same act
four weeks ago. Please try to do something
for us through the columns of your paper,
cause Congress to make it grand larceny or
grand misdemeanor, or rouse the merchants to
get up petition to Congress TO that effect
CITIZEN.
AE-General I nnuStraef ia nrena rim Or q reyiew
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CLYDE's NEW EXPRESS LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA. WASH
INGToN AND GEORGETOWN,
for Boston, PrOUidence, dad Ee,e
England Stdtes.
SAILING DAYS.
From Observation-Disclosures at IL 10,
From Washington, at III a. m.
From Georgetown-Monday, at p. N.
Freights received daily. Through 49,
Bills of lading given to Boston aud
Providence. Consignees wishing
their goods landed at Georgetown wharf will please
have them marked .'Geor0aotoH, ID. c.,
For full information apply to j. Ii. JOHNSON
wharf, Washington, ID. c.; q. r. HYDE, 90 Wa
ter street, Georgetown, ID. c.; WIN. z. CLYDE a
delphia. MARIO ly
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DEEDS IN FEE have been issued as follows:
r. X: Elliot to j. F. Staub, $3.50, lot Is, Beatty
and Hawkins addition to Georgetown. c. e.
DuncanSOn to Eliza A. DuncansOn, $3.50. part
lot IA, So. S23. Same to w. w. Meter. 81, 100,
part lot II, so, S23. w. F. Hoffman to James
Goddard, $3.50, west half lot l2S Bealrs addi-
ton to Georgetown. III. M. Green to Edison
and Fraser, trustees. $3.50, part 2, sub. lots to
lS and Y to 80. sub. SO. 467. John Skehan to
l.. Luchs, s., pit. lot Is. So 5l3.
FOSTERS great auction sale of fine Eng
lish and American books, every night this
week, at Brokers auction rooms, PennSyE
yania avenue, corner 18th street, marble build
ing. This superb stock embraces an immense
collection of the best books publshed.-AdUt.
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district Government Affairs.

The contract for furnishing stoves to the
District has finally been given to Mr.. H. Greg
DRY, dealer in stoves.
The number of inmates in the wOrkhouSe at
present IS III, and in the almshouse 229; en-
plOyes. IA.
The District Commissioners have modified
their order in relation to plumbers permits for
repairs and new work in their line whereby a
bond of 800 will in future be received in lieu
of $50 deposit as guarantee against damage
to streets sewers &c
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NATIONAL THEATER,

MONDAY, JANUARY 2erH, 1878,
city of the Eminent Comedian.
MIR. SOTHERN,
ASSISTED BY
HIS OWN COMPANY OF ARTISTS.
Which supported him at the Park Theater. New
York, where he performed during the present
season 1S CONSECUTIVE WEEKS,
In new chan acter. the central figure OF life like
picture new to the stage. in Henry j.
Byron'S Drama entitled a
CRUSHED TKAGEDIAN;
Or, THE PROMPTER7S BOX
A TALE OF THE FOOTLIGHTS AND FIRESIDE
DE LACY FIlZALMONT.....Mr. SOTHERN
Ihe Principal CD Tragedlan (?:) of the Snaggeton
Circuit.
In ara,ion-BRUNDREARY AND HOR-
MATINEE SATURDAY AT TWO.
February 4th-MODJESKA i26 If
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n Wal ECONOAlkkR 10 not q humboe n
~ costs but nftsan cents 70 Try IL.
sold oy grocen md druggists.
0eneSA Aeeney, IA 9th street NV cN-iu
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CITY ITEMS.

You NEED NOT SUFFER LONG with nervous
or sick headache if you take LOdilte's Head
ache SPECIFIC. Price Soc. in large bottles.
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER.

Washington, January y, ISIS
For the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
states, cold clearing weather, north to west
winds, and rising barometer
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FRENCH PORCELAIN,
II oo ENGLISH CHINA,
CUTLERY, R}H
PLATED WARE,
AND WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS.
0w prices.
II. w. BEvERID4E,
(Late Webb 4 Beyertdrey
No. 1909 PemmsvIcasla Ace,,
1ap26-r Between 10th and 1lth SIS.
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( NAPITOL HILL. McCaaley's Hal,
y ~ PIMA; AVENUE $. n.
THIS tMonday) EVENING.
Entertainment and Pound Party for the benefit
Of the Ladies Aid Society. REGULATIONS by q race
GREENWOOD MISS Annie Ware and Mr.. Nyman; and
Mrs. JdfEey's WarUOpks.
Admission, % cents and lone pound l.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LTVERPOOL
CALLING At CORK HARBOR

nR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
~ Restores manhood and the vigor OF youtk n
tne ~ most shattered constitution In four weeks
tAltuRk IMPOSSIBLE. This life-restorinQ remedy
should oe taken by all about to marry, or Who have
Hccass Teaxened from excess or any other cause
success In every case Is Is certain as that Waf<,r
4nenches thirst. Sole Agent, Dr. JOS JAG
49, .sS..I university Place, New York. Druoefsfs
sDu-. 1an1-u
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to
J. ID. &. Cleayeland and Catherine Tyler; Yves.
ley Johnson and Addie Watson.
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A BROKEN LE6.-About o'clock this D. M
Henson Sewell fell from a cart loaded with
brick, on street, between I'd and Sd streets
northwest, and the wheel passed over his legs,
breaking one of them. Officer Dunnigan took
him TO his home.
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"DOOLEY's YEAST POWDER" said a lady
has made itself indispensable in our kitchen
Our biscuits, cake, watfies, mullins, and such
like things with its aid are always enjoyable
and good. We would not be without it in our
family We have used it for over fifteen years
and it has never diSapnninted lis vet,
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KATHAIRON,

Discovered thirtyfive years ago by Prof. Lyon, of
ale is the most perfect preparation in the world
for preserving and identifying the hair. Besides
being the best hair dressing ever pro-
prevent graymess. and will restore new
hair to bald heads, if the roots and follieles
seeming miracles, of which the following is q
Fair Specimen II had been entirely bald for
few bottles of kathairon, and my great surprise
l have Q thick growth of young hair. COL. JOHN
l.. DORRANCE, u. 3. A. In every important
respect the Kathairon is absolutely Incompatible.
II is unequaleti: Ito Cure Badness. ITO Re.
store Gray Hair. 8. To Remove Dandruff. ITO
Dress and Beautify the Hair. BEAR IN MIND
The kathairon is no sticky paste of sulphur and
I'VE the brain. 1t is pure and limpid vegetable
lotion. intended to restore the hair by natural
growth and reinyigOratiOH. 1t is splendidly per-
TUNED. and the most delightful toilet dressing
known. No lady's or gentleman s toilet outfit Is
complete without Lyons katnairon.
SOLD EVERYWHERE. Ianl4-m.w.tiy
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s-General Longstreet is preparing review
)f his reviewers.
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LADIES GOODS.

MRS. SELMA RUPERT,
LADIES' BAZAR,
GA Ninth ST., OPP. Patent once.
BERLIN ZEPHYRS, GERMANTOWN WOOL.
FANCY AND WoRsTED GOODS.
Point Lace Bratds and Applique Patterns.
Large selection of ENBRoIDERIEs on Cam
brio, hancock and Swiss.
Novelties in Crepe Llese RCFFLINGS. LACES.
TIES, KID GLOVES, FANS, &C, in great va
Fiety and latest styles. Ia6 tr
DOUGLASS.
Ninth and + streets, st. Cloud Building.
FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND SALE OF
LADIES ENTERTAINMENTS
And HAMBURG EMBR0IDERlES,
Beginning on SATURDAY, 26:h instant. and
continuing until further notice. Every article Of
fered will be the hest OF its kind made on Wheeler
4 Wilson machines, fully warranted, and sold for
less than cost of production and In many less
than price OF making. Ladies desiring good arti-
cieS, wei made, al less prices than ever offered.
are invited TO call.
DOUGLASS.
9th and SITS. st. Cloud Building.
-tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
IL Miss EH ma G.. Thurs6p.

7 INC0LN HALL.
II Miss EH ma G. ThHrs6p.
MISS EMMA G. THURSBY
Has The honor TO announce one
Grand FAREWELL CONCERT
Previous 10 her departure for Europe,)
With the assistance of the following eminent art
lists, especially engaged for this occasion:
Mr.. w. T. CARLETON. the celebrated Basso.
Master LkhP. LICHTENBERG, the young
American Violin Virtuoso.
Mr.. A. II. PEASE. the eminent Pianist and Com
poser.
Mir. GEORGE W. COLBY, Musical Director.
The sale of Reserved Seats tat 81 win begin next
thursday mCrning, at MetZerott's music
store. le6--f
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REMNANTs.-5O0 remnants of spring and fall
dress goods at one fourth the actual cost !:
Hamburg edginss from auction; carpets at
cost blankets at cost: cOtt0nS at wholesale
prices. See advertisement TowsOn's, Penn.
Avenue. south Siie-ddFf
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STEAMERS, &c.

FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON, Captain JOHN
r. WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot OF ~6-S
TUESDAYS, at q o,clocka. m, for
Cone river; THURSDAYS, at O'Clock q. m, for
Currloman and LeOnaratown; SATURDAYS AT 4
O'Clock a. m, for CurriOman and Leonardtown
FOR further Information, apply al the Once, over
the Company's Wharf, foot of 9Th street.
Baggage called for ON application at Kuoris Ex-
press Office. SAMUEL BACON Pree,t
Il. j. ACCINFILY AGENT
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ISR0F. MURRAY'S
Grand National Art Entertainment.
An Evening in Paris, Italy, Rome. &C.. will be
given at the Methodist p. Church, 9Th street. be-
tween and streets on
TUESDAY ard FRIDAY EVENINGS,
January 29th and February LIST.
Admission: Adults, 15c.; children, Zoe. IS Q:
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THE TINE is drawing near for us to leave
this store. We will continue TO close out every
yard of our dry goods very cheap Beautiful
eacoes As. double fold colored dress goods Is
blankets $50. Carriers, 707 Market Space
Adlt
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. rs. 1878, $50 18th
street NORTHWESTERN the Editor nj the SIR.
MT. Editor you please ask Mr.. Murphy.
Inc temperance ta lecturer, through your es.
teemed paper, why he is quartered at house
not patroniZe house where Intoxicating
drinks are not sold. Truly yours,
EGBFRT VAN Dyv
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$50 18th street, Coreoran buiiainS ar', ~
many IaEorite pictures have been added 70
me coiieetlcn, among them very fine jmpres'
val by Alma Tadema Interior of Ranhasrs
SfLdbo- &c, &e- The hours of sale arr. Z
O'Clock ID the afternoon. and O'Clock in the
evening.
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TO LEARN HOW TO DO 1T.
READ and HEED WHAT
FOLLOWS.
SAVE
YOUR
HAIR!

SAVE YOUR HAIR.-The laws of Health and
Longevity demand il, the customs of social life re-
quire it. The matter is of great Importance in
every way.
BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR.-It is the surpass-
Ing crown of glory, and for the loss of it there Is
compensation.
CULTIVATE YOUR HAIR.-For by no other
means can ii be saved and beautihed.
LYONS
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In introducing this Champagne. we are confident
tnat us superior merits will insure 1t permanent
popularity with the lovers Of the delicious wines OF
Per case, $2O. 90 currency.
Jan4-tr 8OS Maricef Npnne.
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Street lamps will be lighted tonight at $40
p m. and extinguished at 5.30a. m.
From j. q. Parker We have the New York
papers In advance of the mails.
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A SIGNIFICANT TOKEN OF BETTER TINES

CAFE, FLEIsCHMANN & Co. original manu-
facturers and intrOducers into the U. S. of
Oppressed Yeast. Absolutely none genuine
without our trade mark or our firm name on
the wrapper. All Others are limitations. 1925
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-03-14
UTILIZATION Of SEWACE,-NATlvE
CUANO.

1t may be within the recollection of
many of our readers that to public
English company was accorded the
privilege of treating the sewage from
the City of London, England, by a
certain process by which the bulk was
rendered inodorous. and in that con.
dition run into the river Thames at
certain seasons Of the tide. and the
balance remaining was preserved and
converted into a valuable manure, or
native guano. as it was styled.
1t appeared at the end Of the trial
that the Chief Engineer of the London
Metropolitan Board of Works reported
unfayorable on the whole matter, on
account Of the expense attending the
process: in other words. it did not
pay. 1t was. however. admitted that
in a sanitary point OF view a success
had been attained.
Mr.. E. Ramison. the manager Of the
said company. writes to an English
paper that the previous objection as
to expense does not now exist. as t
has been reduced by two thirds. so
that for one third OF the original cost
the same work can be done. This
reduction consists both in the reduced
price OF the chemicals and in the
drying arrangements.
1t is stated that the whole process
is absolutely free from nuisance from
beginning to end. while the crops
grown within the native ruano on the
little farm surprised all y no saw them
by their luxuriousness and large Weld.
Surely these results are worthy the
attention of our American scientific
engineers. They could doubtless
devise some precipitatIng process by
which the immense amount of va,u-
able manure sonld be saved, and the
sewage sent into the rivers in bright
innocuous condition.
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understanding.
He said nothing. He stood there,
floods of thought surging over him.
memories playing havoc with his
bruised hurt heart--burSts of hot,
fierce anger rising against the other
dead.
Then the woman's sympathetic
voice spoke. cit was quite sudden,
sirN7as much trouble as sickness that
killed her, think. And at the last
she seemed better and brighter, and
the doctor said possibly if she ceased
worrying, and the hopes she enter
tainen were verified, she might re.
cover. She sent letter off and the
last word she spoke were. why didn t
he come Oh sir
She had looked up and caught a
glance at his face, and a sight of the
paralyzed eyes, whose woe never left
them after that long, long look on the
face of the woman who had been true
as steel through all.
And he took up the old life again,
only it was more lonely, more forlorn.
and yet frightened by hope that
where there is no marriage, Beryl was
waiting for him.
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SctENcE+
FIGHTING THE APPLE WORM.

In the Scientific American Of Feb
ruary Is. page l03. appears an illustra-
ton Of the codling moth and it's larva,
the apple worm (Cdrpocapsa pomonet-
LAY, together with a method Of de-
stroying the latter, which consists,
briefly, in cutting off the calyN Of the
fruit. where the moth deposits its
eggs, as soon as the apple has attained
the size of a hazel or walnut. Mr.. p.
FL. Foster, of Babylon. L. L., writes
us that he has tried this plan upon
Bartlett pears, which are also infested
with this plague. but prefers another
mode. which he describes as follows:
After the worm has entered the
fruit and accomplished it's damage
the time arrives when it has to leave
the fruit and hide itself in quiet,
secure position to undergo the transit
ton from the larva to the pupa state,
which requires, in the early part of
the season. eight or ten days; after
this time the miller is Matched and is
again ready to besiege the fruit with
its sting. The insect. being two
brooded in this climate at least. if not
disturbed, has an aggregate force to
do mischief the second time. The
progeny for the succeeding year have
alone todepend on the security of this
second generation of larvae. AS they
may often be found in bark of apple
trees during winter, my plan of de-
struction is, about the first of July to
take wooden rags large enough to wrap
around the trees, and say inches
wide. Each week l look over the
trees and destroy the worms secreted
under the rags. and where ever find
them. until the fruit is off the trees.
l have all the green fruit, of every
kind, carefully picked up as soon as it
falls. thereby destroying many of the
curculio as we'll as the apple worms.
In future l intend to poison the rags
made use of to capture the insect
Mr.. Foster estimates that the raw
ages of this pest cause a loss to the
fruit growers of the United States
fully equal to per cent interest on
the national debt, a statement which
shows the Importance Of an effective
remedy