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, 1879-05-10

-. MlnprTowX yAlLxY, Nd E9y. III 1F:a
nnrehnIrtI u tvw pnt knE's Ut yDnr Ft1anfe tom:
rut,l alil asrj I.rI with snst sstI.iartory rs.a,s
thsi Evu. 1n rrut pleasure "a add my tsStl'n0ny y
Of rIi ii Which NY hal alxays bsIst"ivTs ~.
IN. IT liz ,EUuld. vii fuIy satisfied tlal lla no
VIII nkc tar cans ~ morc rsGn,a.ay pseerxfa r. cry II
~ 1urIi u,leEeu NJ the DIR ~enhtr willis sia!l: ~
eansIeincr win II leads ne 10 tnk tla hltds VIII gt
piis au viii ai That a noa and 7 Mssss:a'Y r.. e
vii t%,.sid III a iayrsted IL, H. at,l II cGn Ett y
d. iul ihtnk xa,i r.rr ura! plant ls!a ~ ate
~0'A """" iAStEl. u. " bMkL IzEls.
, 1879-05-10
Sad Thoughts About Old Soldiers,

A gseas many II Aapoleun's old soldiers arc
dyil,g now. Hit II dors not seem to affect tlIo
simply u ts Lent: IT,. And nt + j. l. not lksy !h4t !.
x fass n' os aG1ns o anots. ttepi W
J,.ors soitllers who went With him to Moscow, than
Ls lad In all his arm!ca. We should not hu eur-
psseI 10 hear next that NapoIeon himself VIVA
dead. II ii amazl,,g Whit E!talilY there IL IN
seTyauts. We sincerely pt!y and consniaerata
lie ncpulo Of the unitcti States hundred yeaIa
hence, when thr soldiers Ut tho Great Republic
heRIn to drop of.
, 1879-05-10

-
rtll Simmon1s Is at the fremont. lie pilots
"DIp1omaey."
atiss Maggie Mitchell Inst night once again
appeared in "Lorlr." S!l. was sell received.
THIS afternoon, "Litt!e Bagcfoot."
IA Double Marragc't ut IIuolcy's hert
weok BY tic Clnxton party; "Dipoancy'' at
McVIckcr's, with Wardc Barrymore, As,A Miss
Ellen Gumm!ns; at lIavcrly's tic Coly!lte
troupe, and at Ilamlina pantolnImc company
appear.
Now doth tho Brazilian jobbcrwock, beast
more rayenuus md ferocluus than 5aguar with
a sorH hcad, or sl,s-wolt deprived Of her
young, escape from, It's cage bound into tic
woods, doyour who1c fields Of '!ya stock. dozcus
of mon. women, and children, at,l maka frat
ctass advertisement for tho Grcat - Circus
E1chaHNt.
The Ctnclnnattans nre not overwhelmed with
sense Of the greatness Of Lcster Wallack rs
MI actor, from scoLng llitn In Sir Hugh Chalcofc.
IIo was called before The curtain at tho clo:c Of
the SECOND act. but ono critic assrrts tiat the
prolonged APPLAUSE which Mr.. Wu1lack appro-
prlatcl ns trlbutu to himself wns only The
auliencc's cxprcss!on Of admiratfon for tic
srcntc effect OF tho passago Ut the regiment
{" Ours y to the front.
A combination has hccD formed, comprising
Miss Alice Hastings, ~ sanllrcttG; Miss Aatte
Ia1sster sepFaaoi Ro I's Ea Ks. L9se''2 H. co.,
Eycsham. i anl j, ii. Brown. They
propose to Give. an cutcrtalnment similar
to that Of t1,e Salisbury Trouoadours
or the vokes. ana lqyo reneEtors eous'sttn;;
"spray." Tilc:y begin on Monday wcris.
Edwin Booth appeared last night Us :uactt!h,
lI,eh wilt unrHr lB rrra rtfpIl will
, 1879-05-10
men,pty. There "a legc,tl III il.e profession
tint lIe once ht,l'ltcti tle part nf Aonso for two

Tint ilo o,ce htultcd tlIn part nf Rumso for two
hours aud lnctnor1zcd II accurately.
Among the la!ttrs ut thu oi,cnng Of The aea-
son was Miss Mcroo Chnrlca, WIN during lIcr
Bl.owcst talcn. Of u very ,lne order. considering
tlInt ehc. Inns been upnn tic stage 0'''J four
yenrs lIer first attempt was nj benefit at
Union kqlase, where Mr. 1olin I. Fur'l ,snw
ing, n,ld At o,lcn ol1orrd ths l4lJ
+" ".. os .sa: SS .s s''ssa ,se @ e s
oral,!e Southern tuur with Alr. lio1tf. she was
then 'ntrustell with lealt.ie Rhaksn'nrean parts.
Afterw1rda Miss ClaFles Hna will DAILY fur two
years. md to1ned McVicker's coHnany 'ast fall
sonation Of Lou;st III "'ri,c Two Orphans - VIVA
highly spoken Of, nln' she won large circle of
admirers during hcr abort atay In thls rtty.
Miss Atlla Weaver, WIN has rendered such ef-
acfcnt support during Edwin Duo!l's cagsgs.
nacps, entered tlm profession IN 1871, play.ng
Ing Mmr. Ja!,ausrl!es. For, twn years. af!et slc
held Tho ptatfu,l OF leading lady with Mcdowell
tn MOntreal, ufK! between tlle Termination ut
tl1t enlargement a,nt llor appearance In tls rity
haa supported yarsous stafs, and nasseL one
YER a. s brookn ark asheatrc, % wr[s tsa
tlc Oo"nftss Z'c&at but her pcrforlnaMrc, 81.
though tnerftlrlnns unc. did nut Gull forth
m1lrll ro!nIHop.. II wutnaY to permitted to t!ss
rattrr llaeknoYel pl,raso. WI would sny st'c
was one u 1.-THE m9st promising nctress"
es upon the a!arcn to-lay, unt tl''s
~ !Io earlier porlon Ut liz cnQnEen!cnttnt least
during tie mast four weeks
W!lat shall wa say of Miss Alice I[aat!ngsf
SlIe ts eoubrette of UxceIlent ahlaty. 1lcr TILL
there 10 Cleveland, ihcn 10 Plttsaurg. and IN
lS77 shc eplerpJ MuYtckor's. Miss Hastings ts
naturally s0nhrettc,a anI urotly, WlDla'boucd
bit Of jo1llty shc Ia.
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or tlle 1nany testimonials given tue fol-
ln6iug arn aEtMiitel:

From state Treasurer NoYcs, Of renpsy1ysna.
WK*Trunr, Clinton Co. ra.. sept I, INT!
seh TIT YitatlyI Compound. BGed and Plant In.
v!sotnlus " my te.d eurI tast lrrsng md ~, more
tiroriDMs, md plaAtcI lile laie wNito wet aud il
rcc says Il was ~ a nlcs1y MT apsar wa ct!t bY
nR. hut think Osly TINT uno ttmE ItLa cane ur
with beautiful da! cnlo. anu Las ntlnHel
until WkbH 9 teW days, Wlgn IL cOntlanGu1 tp riptn.
eyus!lSE tc Cotauat.sd salua3T. dscaTory S1's Il
tan1y give II aaoicF trial II cAn procure t. rnnr1
YGFY truly, A. U. hui ES.
, 1879-05-10
HYDE PARK.
A Conference on the Saloon.
License Question.
Action Taken on the Bubjcot at tho Board
Hoeting.

MoetlnE'
H., ,,,o,o, ,,oot,,,. ,f 11v,,s ro.tor. -.
~ '"'v1"* ., '.,,' "..ss ~ - ~, nra., t,,a,aa
yesterday afternoon, John !. bennett In tho
rhnlr.
TIM rres,dcnt of tl,c Doar,1 cxntalned tho oil.
,as. ~. ~, .'..1.s r.. .,.,n, tl,,, n, ,ht~
leet u ''s 1h"c''"E' 10 st1se' .""t nv s"s
for ltcense., md It WINS thought necessary to
lin m n,hEc tncottnu IN cuns,,t With the Board
n Trnstcra n, to tbls an,l similar t,,o,,ion..
T,n sor,at.rs m ~ rs"d @ @ "snr", ,,c,t,,rn. svnrt ~
I'm. r. ". u.nxyn
s,, flint ,,,or, @ "a.o " ,orta,n -. 1,is,. NJ 11y,s
PARK wlrra ths is teenr wa, unanimous ] arair.l
salouns, asnl illey were con1lncd to ccrtatn
n1ucna lin onrn1y nvo,yel hia ,I.trn ronvictIuns.
mi III, NJ, fenr n nv lint il,rro werc alr,udv
""u wv 'ie Hea .s"' ~ . .,,a" nh, -. ~ '1"l,o
prpncrty on Jefferson avenue. hetween Fifty
third and FiftY-Glkh streHts, had been greatly
dourccluteo by theso ealoou. unl tlplr au,,.prai.
t,i,., t,tern.ts 0no vov m acco,n,,l.h thr dr..
as .n.etesss. oaS W., ill., ~ s,o"np a m e"n,sv
~ S.!en result "Ah io E.use WV sa,uos u'' an1aaJ. @
iM!c we're more heresta ~ H. .'n. Ma5 a"o e'ea'
tnt: tt1at' during tn" rest OF tle WeeR'
ne secretary fGaa ne..loh .ron tHc sSiodn-
hccoafs Assoea'ts', se.tnE -. 'essn ,ma. .c ~
IT, s u nut G,sts isted ~ lie business wuie sy
essfleu On. gna difcGtng at.emton 10 US laet
that IN jug IoHn VI Lake .t 1ate VA ~.
NJ. II. a. vo'mely spoke ~ at ,I'or & ~ % 'Giyao
!ns ilo cosL ol iNenso ~ sio", a,m tnnMnas
as l!ossiole' ,.o
=, ar: fnul Cornel! Hlstlcu 70 neAno ms pnEi-
lou ~ rs9anl to eiils mater. % ne naa e@'!ae 10
ue eanelus!on tMAa Was pI5, a'a.' =" s,'uE- s..,
E!e 70 gct away from t'1G ne'Inn9r!oon " sin.
ne was satisfied that Asae rark "oul4 nave
snooa ioe LONE to ,t,,,n,ras ,,,ic,, nHs tvni5
hnrc ~, fm,rinns cfYrrt m atlfncont trf,nerty.
''arI " s1hf'oua aa an ,stth ~, odi+ass ~ ,ho
anne eirrct a, proyious sneakers,
H. TsHra. EiovIv, f,nn snt,a., In tha trtereats
4nr raA1oos.TRxpgns,
t"o "a " ,'...,H ,,.,
nc oGHevcn tlGt u vas ieemu'a,o u"s'nesa]
'lsla t'iouEht shlooh-Heerers coair ~, w " Gopa
s1s.zss f as Gn,sr a aiwaya ane w a ysra
ort!!nanccs, nl.tf nc eomnalnts I3 OF Specific
hntMrc had bccn mahe a9alust tnct'.
Mr.. Ros'crt Higgins then addressed me moe
nE n pGna1t .. lnc Y9unE nGupS ~, ~ s,.s su:e'
n1ls W. b' Johnson ioi!o"Gu III sne SANG tnteF-
eat urelnE t'e board To- aui'ore to he strlst et
ter ot tue 1aw ailu repseas the SALOONS as lar As
poss'De' -
nhs Il. Il; 1,n''s nosSs',.t ,sa. :, :, ,o..,
ca Impossible to present tha Is,ntter IN Ito truc
light IN any otllcr waY, tllcy hail sacrificed al
other feelings to their, innn'fcst duty. II was
uns nccrssary, to bring forth any arguments 10
tint il was inpusslble 20 wholly crat5icnio tho
sa}uons, still they wished that the Hoard could
80 control the suloons hs to prevent my increase
In their numbers aud subject tl1em tn stret sur
yct1tnncc. Ilcr rcmarka were received with ap-
pla,,sc. :.
Tin Rnr. j. r. ,1nrRHt1n followed. DIync1kfri!
, 1879-05-10

IN lha pallens. ff It's value ~ a saod Tor weakly
children I lavs spoken in previous 1cttet. IN
thu treAlmnnt NJ A1mnst cvctY f0rlh uf dssAAs tho
paramount tnpnftaroe nf maintaining Or lmpEov.
ing nutrition IL now unlscrhally recognized by Tho
professfon, nhd ln Tho acco.nblishment Of thta
knmys' 10 Rcrefaly ann 40 largely aids that snrl,
additions that have heen mase 10 ths phYslc!an's
nrnamsntarinns within the 1aat swonty yeats."
, 1879-05-10

TO cura constipation. biliuusneAs, md Tho
mont Of bowels Of liver, take Aran's Vegetable
llowal Regulator Unlike the usMa' nnrgst!ses,
dncs not wesken or irzltase. The Hciton IL mild
and pcaasne, Thers IN no ntlsoF remedy in Tnste-
Fla fncca 10 wall calculated tn sc.iote the bowels
to healthy action. Depot No. ITO Eaat Madison
ktttet,
, 1879-05-10

Canal noyxE. Ohio. Nor. u. 1877.
wss tnduecd to Try package q ts!c vlsatiyn FEN.
t,rsiel secoYtil,g 70 drrcl,uns and plsntcl 1t IN
igccof groua4 wh'c have u'ssl tor t1n sa!ns pME:
an s,roaE ~: q Fo1 sas9r s.sxx TX
1t ttc husknx turncI put farsr, plunr nars ntltcr
yeafs li4yu lad tu pu from thirty 70 foEty lnads nf
This year nI 4 9uoA q otslsr s,! otiy S!af
outlay, It{jpk thc C1tHWun1 ~ rSt rate ntstEln.
emiiy uscd. Glcpp, and giving Eg2a E rs,9l.s M Youfs
trHIf
, 1879-05-10

TIE EDDY ORGAN RECTAL.
Mr.. EdlY's pinety-fonrth orgau recital will be
given this noon at Hershey Hall, will pro-
Erammo including Introduction uni FnG,,o III
D, by Goorge ". Morgan; Cauon1c Variations
a,ll Fugue With calon, by Faisst; final Chorus
from tic "pass!on Musc," by Bach; Allcgrct-
to In u fiat. by Lemmcus; Sonata 10 y flat, M.
75, by Yolcktilar; nn,l Sonnta IL g miinor, No:
!, ol'. 10, by Van Eyken. Mr. J, =. TAYLOR VII
Messiah" Rait' . "screnade," aid Buck's SONG,
~ Love Thre."
, 1879-05-10

nsnur. Weptmoreand Co., r., nsn. II, lR77.
This Is 10 CrslIfy ihnt have tE1th thn Vlla!vE Com
,tin cnhaeu EvIins, ana foanh TINT y Ae,t.oySd
nsirriki ia gallon Ut water. aI tEruktcd tho rfsnts
Aoou' s"'se "'sA' "''A 1iIUMHs u. SrInEs.
, 1879-05-10

File on your eosns With TIM "Jtrsues. Coras
Fla it will snsuir cura sud aul h4ju. 10 esuts,
, 1879-05-10
From tho 8. c, Slate Agricultural College.

unah0xRtntl. i. t.. sere. 0, ie1s.
80 1 puaxrtl III u solution Ut ths Compound,
s,u, Sn.rhtjiIt .ets which were then planted. IHhn
IL il, fu,niua ssrdtn s". as.A ~ osl1rf n.nuTu AZ
r. iaw ss.r, NY. fo'n Elan,nx1M = 9fss @ nIe tee
XIII lin syc.is viii M rIln In lvu Ur sx days honlo
cuapu rIa. ntts,ed WIN !a Etsen w9rns HI.
mrsla Hist lrluulttJ MtTc strlaktA Win to,at1ot
u ir tupun4 AfsI lhs .saa n. ,Ihnl!fs ras ~ u
iuc1I iLs 3itatlse Cumpouaa. ItSsppssttuly your.
1,.,f ArrIrultufp. y, e, stale Al. College.
, 1879-05-10

rapxkxrystts Fo1e.t e.; ;. IT,: Sanj a. asd S mS,,
Nv .sut as ahead Y ~ sApsTi*!os: ps y :or r..
rsrvIr Cd psrr uig hualted aud twenty-five lt!a hasa
iii Ut xVuI cuFn. kYe!{ o4a afoG44 s+g
foIna!n Yut,tA respectfully, L. FGth"oohHH-
, 1879-05-10

Waco, Tcx., jan. ~. la7n.
htolbcE.lu law Ut thine, ~ extr1AlyE faFHts
cr ada seff psuklcAt tfltu II last 14'y *n4
we'll pleased with y. neenx aox c1nnis5 w2th tlSh
principal lroubls aIf.s l,on esty ts94s SHt 1E Grso
lid whsat 70 that ws sllla.l tuss!aelt l!ys -.
plAut. IVuEt respectfully u. D. A0AUAA.
, 1879-05-10

Lock NArEH. "a. Dec. ~; l9Ia
I ,ted tts Vtal{ye Compound ~ ht c1EH ANa iunhos
RI sr,ts - dtf.uti Tr lf4t our tuft crot heftf
wa iNlor III ivtaceo ans wess s1r!'sf 4s tMsa w
Jrluittutt wiu pkallteu 4ptt tx9 FtEks nEluE ~.
III pi3nts wGrn peruGL sattrs vlhe se o"s ~
yatsals 4ouds faIlrd tsus y .a W ~ toao
spels, tuufs truly, ~ ~ ""
, 1879-05-10

l.xuuoExk T. In Hncks Co.. fa.. pec 81 !8;e:.-
IksrkssTkn fMIxSpa: tGc pAcKaEu q C9ih"oitl4 r.
aui a. satisfied ,at S,tIe !. W. spRllsS Gaa r
,sgts Iy II Uuui aud seed aI!nttsE III HI uslef
Eys.ecI. iiu!f skept!cs planted altetnete E9Ws u
Cuuposni III ps .owi ths nex: !ax wv VIZ soassa "
III liz .itl ruw VA plar.t dry. euad rt4i!!y ".
@sisit wnufe lie GoilIl!ul was arbltc1 bYh N tne
tiafkrr sfrrl uf Tue kEuMthR Surh h ~ to nSIeftsu
six,s siI ylva VI Hsry. II secus tllculo1t &1a ~.
ITuimi4 lhaL tutt results can w huustM y tas X
, sj.a ls.i ass!n nots i9s tsn spt.qx; IT,
ii ts nat trAsa IL rore5 The At!lclr wv ptu1aA
very s2sahs ae4uAltlpa " tnn tAtMtmJf eHlA'Su'''
TAy friend. nEClut HariHtn;;i M = 2; IT.
, 1879-05-10

Hc believed tlut tt was legitimate b.,s!ncss,
antl t',ourht saloon-kccpcrs could br % good
cittzens as other business men. The saloons In
tllr village had always complied with the village
ordinances, md no complaints Of specific
t,ntslru had been made a9aiust thcn,.
Mtr. Ro',crt Higgins then addressed the moc.-
fug In behalf Of tho young ncop!c Of the village,
mid W. B. johnson followed In the sa,nc tntcr-
cst urging the Uuard to adhcre to the atrlet let
ter OF tic Ias md repress the saloons Is far as
possible.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-10

Every function is deranged. every nerve
unstrung, every muscle and fiber weakened
by fever and ague. 1t is, IN fact, disease
which if unchecked, eventually wrecks the
system. In all its types, in every phase, it
is dangerous. destructive. Stupor, delirium,
cenvulsions, often attend it, and cause swift
disso' ution. Bnt when combatted with Hos
letters Stomach Bitters its foothold in the
syst is dislodged, and every vestige of it
eradicated. That benign antifebrile specific
ard preventive of the dreaded scourge is
recognized not only within our own boun-
DIARIES, but in tropie lands far beyond them,
where intermittents and remittents are fear
fully prevalent, to be sure antidote to the
mslarial poison and a reliable means of over
coming disorders Of the stomach, liver and
bowels, of which vitiated torrid atmos.
pbere and braekish miasma>tainted water
are extremely provocative. All emigrants
and travellers should be supplied with it.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-10

For many years farmers have felt the need
of some improvement on the old and labo-
rious wo.handled cross.cut saw, for saving
up bodies of trees into any length desired
for saw-logs, slaves, rails, stoye.wood, etc.
This long,needed Improvement has at last
been invented by w. w. Giles, of CiRcin-
natl, o., who, by the way, is one of the
greatest of American inventors. We see from
our exchanges that the editor OF the Ohio
Farmer also Inc editor Of the A. Y. Review OF 0n-
cinnati called on Mr.. Giles perso aally to the
marvellous saw mao me- They both pronounced IL
q machine of great merit. The curiosity OF ths SO
gentlemen was not aiished upon seeing others p
crate the machine bat fhas both tf it themselves
large log and hey report thst one man operstes
il wit ease, and saws mu more IAploly than Two
men could with the ordiuary cross cat saw, The
secret Of runningt is machine so easily 10 explsi
cd by the fact that the light of the operator does
fully ono half of the labor IL 10 easily mo ed or
carried about by AID has all the Jints Vt
durability and practical utility wanted In such al
i'm plement. A. very large emand for these ma
chimes 10 already established and all who see them
are d.lighte with thai superior la or-aayfng pr
Giles to he hine and test its merits for their
friends in the country Our attention was called 70
o man in Col0raao, who Uroto to samuel Cary, OF
NDcinns j (snd, by the way one OF the moet u. tin
guished 8 ttesmen of Ohio, asking him to call snd
see Mr. Giles al his saw machioe. and write what
he hought of 1t, Mr.. Cary prompt went see
the machine and prenonn Cd 4 good mschine'
Giles il said to be yers wealth being real estate
ewner ofoyeF SEQ 0O.and his conf ence in the great
ii of his Invention IL shown from the fact that
he guarante es every ma hine to give satisfaction
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-10

honey that has been stirred briskly with
the yolks of six eggs; add the juice of a
lemon, the whites of six eggs beaten to a
stiff froth and tesspoonful of saleratus
dissolved in a tablespoonful of boiling
water. Bake in moderate oven.
HONEY APPLE CAKE.--Soak two cups
of dried apples over night; in the morn
ing chop them fine and simmer for two
hours in two cups of extracted honey.
Cool and mix with it a cup of sugar,
half cup of milk, half cup of melted
butter, nutmeg, cloves and cinnamon, a
teaspoonful of each, two eggs beaten
light, and three cups of -four with three
teaspoons of baking powder sifted
drought it. Line the pan with but.ered
paper and bake in a moderate oven until
well done.
GRADUATED WHEAT BREAD.-Take
a pint of actively boiling water, sailed
slightly, and add enough fine granulated
wheat -four to form a thin mush to this
stir in quart of tepid water, q small
piece of butter, two eggs, well beaten,
one-half teacup of New Orleans molasses,
and one-half cake compressed yeast dis
solved in a little water; thicken it az
stiff as it can be stirred with spoon
with cold-blast -four, and put each loaf in
a separate pan let it stand until it puffa
up nicely, and then bake in quick oven
two hours.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-10
The Only Way.

The only way to cure catarrh is by the use
of cleansing and healing lotion, applied TO
and fumigators, while afording temporary
relief, irfitate the affected parts and excite a
more extended inflammation. Besides, no
outward applications alone can cure catarrh.
The disease originates In yitiated state OF
the blood, and thorough Alternative course
of treatment is necessary to remove it from
the system. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has
long been known as an efficient standard
remedy for this disease, but, TO insure rad,
ical and permanent cure, it should be used
in conjunction with DIR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery, the best vegetable alter
stiye yet discovered. The Discovery cleanses
the yitiated blood, while the Catarrh Rem
edy allays the inflammation and heals the
diseased tissues.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-10
FARM AND HOME.


ket q green hand to prune trees where
HIS of any size are to be removed, and
chances are, ten to one, that he will
hmence at the top and saw through
limb until ii falls of its own weight,
ring down the bark and wood, inflict-
q great, ugly wound, which may
|uire years to heal, and which, If not
|efully protected from the weather,
h cause such delay as to destroy the
!. The method commonly recon-
|nded to prevent injury is, to begin at
bottom and cut half way through,
b then finish at the top; or, with very
be limbs, to have them supported by a
btched pole or pitchfork held by an
Estsnt below; but we have found q
bter plan, and quite as easy, to be to
Ike two cuts, the first at convenient
lance, say foot, from the point where
wish the limb to be removed. This
rt stump can, except in the case Of
ty large limbs, be easily held in one
I'D, while the final cut lis made with
other.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1879-05-10
Deep EelOugkgfnR.
I8rmeI.

Some twenty years ago there was q
baDia among the agricultural theorists
pr de p ploughing. Every farmer, it is
bid, had farm under bis hands of great
alue, where the plough had not yet
eached. No matter what the character
= the surface and the subsoils were, the
Slough should 20 into its beam. But
Ihese men are beginning to get their
Dyes open. Mr.. Geo. e. Waring, Jr,
pa speaking of the results of ten years
management of Ogden farm, In the Agri-
tulturist, says: About Elk acres were,
4ome seven or eight years ago, pioughed
bout twelve inches deep. The subsoil
blue clay, which was brought to the
urtaee, was q lasting injury to the land.
stills shows the i'll effect of the treat
Pent, in spite of time and manure.
1eStalnly in this case--and tbink many
bier similar cases could be fouDd-deep
Coughing was grave mistake; and it
lll be well for all enthusiasts who are
disposed to follow the extreme theories
deep ploughing to study very cautious
By the character OF the subsoil which
Fhey propose to bring to the surface. i
eonfess to having been an sdyoeate of
these theories for many years, and ] have
been them sustained on certain soils; but
have slowly come to the belief that it
j. usually the safest plan to leave the
Fsurfaee soiP where nature made it, and
where she always keeps it in her most
berthe forests and fields. There are
some soils that would be benefited by
|ploughing twelve inches deep, but they
|are scarce" The rule may be said to be,
-" never turn up over one or two
inches of unfertiie subsoil In one season
and when 80 turned up the Land should
receive dressing of manure
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herein Consists tine Success of Farmfng.
Successful farming demands he breed.
and rearing of farm animals of some
nd, not only for dairy products, meat,
Dol and increase, but for manure.
arm-yard manure must always remain
De standard fertilizer, while experience
this country has shown that, under
illful hands, it may be supplemented
commercial fertilizers. 1t is claimed,
bweyer, by good English farmers, that
lany of the artificial fertilizers act
biefy as stimulant. and after q time
be land refuses to answer the spur, This
most apparent on the poor and lighter
pills, but even strong land loses heart
knless fair proportion of farm-yard
tanure is applied. The loudest agrieul-
lral complaints in Great Britain are
om districts where scientific farming
es been carried to its highest pitch,
i ch as the Scotch Lothians and in Nor
Pix. 1t is highly important that, in the
b chase of artificial fertilizers, farmers
pould deal only with those houses of
btablished reputation.-[C hautauqua
ssrrupr
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Experience has conelusiyely shown thai
for cntaneons eruptons, open sores, leprons
exfoliations and rheumatic couple ints,
Henrys Carbolie Salve is more efieaclous
tHan any ointment, lotion or enbrocation
that has ever been devised. Physicians ad-
NIT this and the popular verdict confirms
and ratifies the professional dictum, and as
signs this salye the foremost place among
remedies of Its class. Sold by all druggists.
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DOMESTIC REGsPEs.

BAKED RICE PUDDING.--Swell coffee
cup of rice, add quart Of milk, sweeten
it with brown sugar, and bake it about
an hour, or q little more, in quick oven
or baker.
MEAT LoAF.-Chop fine whatever
cold meat you may have, fat and lean
together add pepper and salt, one finely
chopped onion, two slices Of bread,
which have been soaked in milk, and one
egg. Mix well together and bake in Q
dish. This mskes nice tea or breakfast
dish.
PoTAEo PUDDINe.--.One pound potar
toes, boiled and well mashed, salted !;
quarter pound butter, stirred in while
warm two ounces sugar, rind of half q
lemon, chopped fine, with the juice; two
teacupfuls of milk, and four eggs; but
ter the tin, put IN mixture, and bake in
q moderate oven half an hour
HONEY SPONGE CAKE.--M Mix -FOUR
quarts Of sifted -four with two cups Of
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