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New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE REVIVAL OF INDUSTRY.

THE PARTY OF AGITATION AND FINANCIAL HEREsY
NOW SUFFERING FROM IHE CHANGE IN BUsI-
NESS AFFAIRS
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON. Oct. ia well-known Democrat
residing here who passes hrs vacations in the iron
regions of Pennsylvania. has just returned from
that section.
He reports that a year has wrought wonderful
changes in towns which twelve months ago were
filed with idle and dissatisfied wOrkmen. There
is now full employment for all who desire it. Some
of the largest mills. which were estab-
lshed forty years ago. have now moro work
than at any period since they were erected.
In some towns they are running day and night-a
thing they did not do even durng the war. The
revivalls not confined to the iron interest but eX-
tends all other industries. All classes are satis-
fled and hopeful
This gentleman reports that the general effect of
this revival the serious disadvantage of his party,
because many Democrats among the qUeter farmers
and business men are arguing that II Will be poor
policy TO change State administration IN the lace
of such general promise of good times
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE BRITISH METAL TRADE EXCITED.

The excitement in the tin and iron trades
continues Yesterday further advance OF one Ia three
pounds per ton for sheets was noticed There a
further relapse IN the Glasgow pigion trade. War
rants were quoted follows; 81 snilings 10 pence
fSl3 Isl bid and 81 shllings tel3 ~ asked
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

distance of nine miles, was made IN
one hour. The residence was brilliantly Illuminated,
and afforded elegant dinner 10 the party AT half
past O'Clock tomorrow morning the party Will start
for Staatsburg, changing horses at POughkeepsie.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
REpIrRIICANs WIDE AWAKE.

GOOD NOMINATIONS IN oNoNDAGA COUNTY AND A
PROSPECT OF LARGE GAINS THERE-A wIGwAM
AT owEGo-woRK IN THE soUTHERN TIER
MINOR GOSSIP
A letter from Syracuse states that the Re-
publicans in Onondaga County are relying
upon an active house-to-house canvass, that
they have made good nominations and
that they expect large gains. Word comes
from Ithaca that in Tioga County a
Republican wigwam has been dedicated to
campaign uses, and that the party is united
there in support of the whole State ticket.
The same unity prevails in neighboring cOun-
ties. A demonstration is to be made III New
York City in honor of John Kelly when that
gentleman returns from his campaign in the
State.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE BRITISH CONSERVATIVES AROUSED.

There is To be a great Conservative man.
Hesitation at Manchester tomorrow. IT," Marquis
of salisbury. Foreign Secreftry; The R'ght Hon
Frederick A. Sai ley secretary ior War, and tnc Right
Hon T. Asshegon Cross. Home secretary, VIII robably
sneak.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
THE VICTORY IN CUYAHoGA COUNTY.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 17-Mr. Fosters official
majority over General Ewing in Cuyahoga County
is 1856. 1urney Rep for State Treasurer has
majority over Howels (DeIn.) of G.637
DAVID MORRISON.
Chairman of the Republican Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
A CONFEDERATE MONUMENT TO BE UNVEILED
MACON, Ca, Oct. 17.-On the 10th inst. the

Confederate monument here VIII be unveiled with i'm
uosiur ceremonies. seventy military companies have
been invited be present. distinguished orator has
been selected, and there will be n grand parade.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
rHE SCHOOL QUESTION.

BRUSSELS Friday, Oct. IL 1879.
The Ga-ette de Liege and the Biea Public
deny that the Be gan bishops have issued r.her IN.
struc ons the clergy, reported by the Journal de
Lege deprying communal schoO.eachers OF the sacTS
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
culIrs TMpnisDNTD.

IONUON. FIHINV. OTI- T. IS4V.
4 dispatch from Cabul to The iafy Accs says t'at
tLr.. Afghan chefs az, now imprisoned. TA, British
Military Committee VIII meet immediately.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
WARM COAL POSTPONED.

FALL RIVIR, Mass. Dct. IA dispatch from
onehcc this morning Assistant Marshal Pesrce
hat hr sfu m his elOtt capture
tLe aDsconder Walter Pane
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
BRITISH RULE AT CABUL.

NINLAi IIIuHN, VVI' 10 I0fVf
The Ameer of AfghanIstan did not accom-
pauv Sir Frederick Roberts his entry INTO Cibul
ading indspostiou General III has been appointed
Military Governor OF Cabnl, and VIII be assisted by tho
Nawab Ghoam Hissen klaD. TIE Afghan resiment!
which GhIzncc Or join the mutinc l. were dispersed
iwonry-tye mics r0a. Cdhui. leaving iw'Ne uh, De-
hind them. Eghtl five guns ami nurtars aid =
quantity OF ammunition f.. roth arunely aud smaA
arms were found ln lIr IAlu-IIi snr
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE EXPORT CATTLE TRADE GROWING.


REMARKABLE PROGRESS MADF-TuE BRITISH FAR
MER THREATENED Win BRIsKER COMPEIIuoN.
WAsHINGIoN, Oct. 1.-THE Chief of the Bureau
Of Statistics reports that the value of the exports
from the United States OF live animals of all kinds
increased from S5.s4l,G53 during the fiscal year
1S7s. TO S11 4S7.7j4 during 1870. OF the total
exports of live animals during the last fiscal year
Il per cent were sent to Great Britain. The
value of the exports of cattle increased from
S3. 500 SIS during 1875. to SS,379,2OO IN 1879
OF the total exports of cattle during the last fiscal
year 20 per cent were shipped 10 Great Britain.
II j. believed that the improvements which have
been made and which are sti IN progress, for ef-
fectinr the speedy sp0ratlon of cattle and Tor
Securing their comfort and health both on railroad
cars and on ship-board, VIII result IN large and
constant increase of such exports. Under the pres
enr facilities for direct shipments on through bills
of ladmg from the Northw western States 10 Europe,
the persons placed in charge of the cattle at the iu-
teror point Ol shipment IN many Instances accom-
pany the animals throughout the entire journey 10
iiverpoo thus securing great efficiency III the care
of the cattle.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
TLLEGR4PHIC NOTES.
pRINr WORKS CLOSED.
WALTER PAINE EsCAPES.

FALL RIVER. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE American
print Work. indefinite period last evening
The prices g pnnts making IL no object for printers 10
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
BRICE TO BE AVENGED.

PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN SOUTH CAROLINA IN Favor
OF PUNISuING THE TWO MEN WHO SHOT HIM.
lnY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-Prvate letters from Wal
halla South Carolina, speak of the two men who
Shot Brice, white Republican leader, few
weeks ago. They say that the men are
in a fair way to receive speedy trial and
punishment 10y tho local authorities unless
the political features of their crime forced into
prominence. The writers are leading Republicans.
They say their own safety depends a large extent
upon the conviction IF these men. and they there
fore ask that their friends make no report of any
thing they hear m connection with the trial. The
Criminals have few friends and the sentiment Of the
community is against them.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
THE NEWS OF TUE CAPITAL,
A TEMPORARY LULL IN POLITICS.

IEMFUhAh1 LVII IN TV1IIINN.
BUSINESS TOPICS AGAIN PRoMINENT-wHAr THE
REVIVAL OF MANUFACTURING Is DolNG-IHE
AGRICULTURAL CENsUs-MINoR NEWS
A dispatch from Washington printed below
gives some facts with regard to the growing
cattle trade with England. 1t is reported
that in PENNSYLVANIA thero is work
enough for about everybody, and the
Democratic party is suffering by it
politically. General Walker hopes that farm
ers will prepare to assist the taking OF the
census of 1850 by the making of notes about
their crops and products. The murderers OF
Mr.. Brice are now likely to be punished.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

FIMRA n. Y. oct. 1.-THE coal conference
which has held resulted In the harm0nznE 90
prces an tne dealers enering compac cut tn
ADVANCE o % all sizes orercd In all tire mar
ketS.
THE CONTEST BETWEEN MEN AND HORSES.
SAN FRANCIsco, Oct. l7.-ln the contest between
men and horses az o'clock this morning,
follow. Brode. lO7 Guerrero, llOi Newhon, 90 Meal
pine 30 Wilcox - tontIolier 100 Denver jun eOi Mc-
tartv l5l Inafor. - HoOdum, llS NJ ellie, l2D
THE GATE CITY GUARDS IN BOSTON.
RosToN Oc;. Ill he Gate Guy Guards. OF At
ianf "a rach. her, early tins mOruug and after break
fast the Tigers accompanied by the Boston Light Infantry
formay received The united command, visitet the
s House where they welcomed Governor Talbot
stan -. $500
Macon Ga. Oct. l7.-Ine Georgia state Fair
viii begin on 2-d inst and continue throughout the week
III. pto-p.c are here VIII be the largest agricultural
and sioct d.uay here There VIII be racing every
av During there Will be oi Congressman
{" Phil |" Cooks Brigade
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LORD SALISBURY AssALs RUSSIA.

THE BRITISH FOREIGN MINISTER SPEAKS APPRov.
INGLY OF THE AUsTRo-GERMAN UNDERSTAND
ING-A CONSERVATIVES DEMONSTRATION TO Bs
HKLD IN MANCHESTER TODAY.
Lord Salisbury made vigorous speech In defence
OF the Administration, at q Conservative ban
quet In Manchester last night. He spoke
with satisfaction of the attitude of Aus
tris. and charged the Liberals with having stimu-
lated disloyalty in Ireland. In the afternoon he
spoke on commercial interests and referred TO the
protective policy Of this country. Prince Gortscha-
koff and Kossuth have expressed opinions on tho
Austro-German alliance. A Conservative demon
stration is TO take place in Manchester to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-18

THE PARTY OF AGITATION AND FINANCIAL HEREsY
NOW SUFFERING FROM IHE CHANGE IN BUsI-
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
THE phI>Y'S PROPHECY.

Rich man. pool man. hc@"ar-mau.
thief. doctor. LAWYER there Julia. my
tatr J. AT last decided. Three times the
dai~, ha~ aid | ana io MARRY a LAWYER:
- li mr hear no more about Lake
IIariwclI'~ well stocked farm: or the
Significance 1T Squire paN> chances in
L. nur pew ai church," and Kate Nor
vi~on looked mp into her elder sisters
face ami laughed mcrrilN. .Iulia'> an
NoN"j expression MS very amu>iu" Ia
her.
You are - foolish. Nate" said Mr..
Bcriram I'm atone If ycNatinn. MOI a
,IaN passes that N"a dn moi yet ~nn" new
freak into Your head: and q are a.
persistent aud stubborn in clin~in" L. il
xas-aS-
"A mule" said Kate, ~ her sister
hc~ilairl for q comparison. Don't h'
afraid of hurting my feelings. Julia; You
know ! ann hardened L. seedlings. and
willing t" confess that | do cling {" an
J Gsca with tolcrahlc iirmnc>>. but | al
waN~ did believe in telling fortunes hy
the june daisies. and | am morally GER
tain that | shall marrya lawyer. l>hall
wait for him If | am a. -raN a. a bad
"rr when he comes along" and awain
Kate laughed. tossing her long curl> with
a determined motion IF her small head.
-. don't know where y"u ever obtain
c,l such notions. k1tc, SAID Julia.
who's. fair brow WAS still drawn with IT,
NrNrd oppression. Il am sure mother
h5~ taken the same pains in y"ur bring
irr|p "a she did i'm mine. and tried Ia
in~iiil into yuur mind correct ideas nt
w"mau'> duty. And Vet. here N"u ar,
al - unmarried and unsettled. WIN. !
WAS engaged L" Charles when | was only
-. and married n 20
But then you had such a good offer.
Julia. There are not many men liz,
Charles"
The wifc-> face wore a serene cN-
preston again a. her sister paid thi,
tribute t. the manly excellence of tn,
:lb>en, husband.
But you seem - hard to suit. Kate
sh>r-uc,l. II am sure Luke IIartwel
j. a very fine Young uIan: do he a little
civil la him; AMI there's Squire Day.
VIII" i a. rich A. 4 prince and Owls the
finest span OF horses i'm the county"
Il wouldn't marry a man for the sake
of his horses. said Kate, setting hcr
lips firmly together.
But you would learn Ia love him ful
himself. after 4 time. Kate"
II am afraid it would be a very lone
time. Julia. The old >carrcrow wear,
false teeth. a red VIC. and has six cross,
rH-headed. embarrassing children. ]
know | couldn't do my duty 10y
them.
.But suppose mother should die
Kate? Luke Hartwell will have III,
farm n once. aud YOU will he left penni
less"
II will teach the district school wher
that happens said Kate cheerily
The Squire i one of the Trustees, and
he would see that | got it if | was jus
the least hit pleasant Ia him"
VERY we'll" said Julia. now rcall,
I;uShed with anger. "Go your owl
way. The doctor said last week lhar
mother was breaking up very fast in
deed. and you viii feel sorry for YOU
obstinacy when You see Luke Hartwel
in possession Of this place"
my lawyer viii come along be
: that evil day comes" said Kate
at j. of no use to croak yourself hoarS,
.Julia. The daisy has spoken. and
have faith in its prophecy. l felt sure
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

1t l. estimated that therp are IN the
United States over 4un.pnrailway ears 4
all kinds. also l6.,so engines. 1be~e
engines and cars in travelling over the
roads lose annually between four and
over I.Ja.Cs1 lb>.. and their cost /, b.
tween S:s1.Csr and $1,000. and this
loss i continued from year t. year. say
Ing nothing Of the nuts thrown into the
scrap heap, with their bolts worthless
from the Use Of the jam nut, also the la
hiliiy 70 accidents from loose nuts.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

Tomato Preserves: Take IF the
small yellow tomatoes eleven pounds:
seven pounds Of >ugar. four
lemons. and 4 small quantity Of
~ingcr-root: boil a short time. and II
the strip doc> not seem to toe thick
enough TO keep from spelling. skim out
the tomatoes. and boil the >irup until it
i Il little richer or thicker. Put in jars
and seal them. Ii the tomatoes are
boiled too much they will harden. Take
them out in time and they will be beau
tifully light. clear and soft. 1t i not
necessary To put them in glass jars, sim
ply >tone-jar> IF any kind.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
.An acu,e thinker ssys. ..We knn

An acute thinker says: I'VE know
some teachers who have had twenty
years experience and yetii would be
hard to find poorer ones We know
some whose experience of two years has
placed them high in the profession.
Who ever heard of measuring the abil-
ity of a lawyer BY the number of years
he had pcacticed at the bar, or the Ca
pacity of . military commander By the
nuniher of years he had held command,
or the skill of a doctor By the length of
years he hiss administered calomel to
mis- saliyating patients?'-Dr. Foote's
Health Monthly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
HINTS EOg THE HOT >rHoIp.
III Ia&L

-Pearh Cake Rake ;hrv~ iatrr~ 4
.V-sB-r-akr. rus up pa b. ,ata yrrs
;hfn s3srs- Pr-f4rv ~fuss >s-f. rs 4
cream - whipping. .wrt.1iuz aal -
yuuBs Is <Vurad th- p-ash~~. wth th
cram y%-sur,-i uN,T, l-t4~a yask aYrr
3. al, over ihe ,"P Il The cz
4 Chicken Corn - Cs-k AMI "a
~sn ihr ehlrk,u tn ~ams a. tur ths 50
d.. Take tw-lys ear, q -a-t ~srg -t
If. pat a ayrr & q bra q paE. fhrG a
hser Il chIskrn. thea aZAu e thr
Vim. until u i, al in. haY.n- LVsf Il
-sru un top la-sis 'gru en- the ~
bakr half sn h.Ur
.JrhnuY--ak- Tua half-faui e m-1l
aii warm water rf5pu<h g. 3 ihfu
batter. hall a tablespoonful 4 Us ii-i
btt'-r. half q i.a>f~-ufui q cream tsr-
tar. s ltil. -~ia aml ALI II t-GtrHnrnt
asI IA 80 IhI. MAKE an slsut
ak, and a. th.,-. u h. have nYt % iui.
alluWanrr & m3A ami cn-am, it ul.
pr,,e 5 great help
Mutton t. wIh Tcmatus Cover
ia, i-,'inm 4 a ~tIkiu.-ll-h Sth in
brc~1d-ruuu4l-. th,n alternate lsv--- col.
thin-lic,-i roast nr l~-,il,l mutton au,i
>ii,rSl tnmat.-~, Wth . jhiu .FruAhH.
# hD-ti-yrgmh- >ra-.a go p isf-E r.
f"msfna-- nth I-up.r. -sig ta.f l'. Il
butter Irt ,hr trfnais.-- and bread
rrumi~ be Last. BAKE ihrv--uaurs- %
m hour.
Tomato >afp-- Tu.l,, AI.s. r.-.
tpm5iu---. four rI- "r thure ET.sr I-f-
per. two ONIONS, iNr Tablespoonful. 81. e
>tlt. tw" If sugar. uH- If cinnamon, tnd
thru ruV> If vinegar. p f"fult,--
and ONIONS. chop al Nur. anil t-ti uu,
and a half hour. Bottle anil - Mil A,rp
auy length IL tiur. bu' quart e cam
ned tomatoes may i-. u~-i instead ~ ,A,
MP one.
steamed brown Bread T0u 's1
rup- sweet mi!b zone tgacup "i -lur m..A.
thru, uf corn meal. "ur Il flour, "u.
half cup # ~.rup Ger muia--s-. urr Tea
spoonful # -ai.rJJu- I"5ur Boa q itufl.I-
81 twn-juar' basin, place go 60 covered
steamer. and steam steadily To- tHr'r
hour. two and "uc-hali 0hl ln .u rl-.
IF haste. when dom, r.u a knife Aruaui
the loaf. place a plate "u top airl tHru
the ai-h over anil &, viii come ga, nicely
On the plate.
10 cook Mackcr,l. Nrak vuur
fi~h over night. until within an h"ur 81
dinner. then drain them, grease a bong
tin put in S"ur ii>h; put some butter
and cream Tor milk viii du) uu II I,Hi
ia a hot oven: cook about an hour, then
put some more crram "u IL. II Won wish
gravy. let il remain iu IN" oven a Few
minutes longer. then tax, - "a aud serve.
Nice jelly Cake. Three 'g.- well
beaten. "n" cup Of sugar. half a cap If
sweet milk. tw" ta~blc~p"oniul- melted
butter, two hrlpinG ~t.a-I"uEtul- rr'lin-
tartar. one of >aleratI~, all dI--"lyci iu
tn. sweet milk. ouc-half cup If tluur. "r
enough I" make IL about II thick or "a
little thicker than batter for pancake
bake an five or IN round pir TIM, iu q
quick oven; when done. lay ~ ou the
other, with jrlly between. II viii h-
very light AMI ME, If baked in All oven
that j. Just right.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

Pnnn has issued an On

The Pope has issued an encyclical
on the teaching If philosophy. which
fills IL columns of the O~S>.rrdf0rt Re-
ann. His Holiness holds that the
greater part II the evils which afiiict ~
ciety in the present day are due Ia the
~inculcation Of false philosophy. and saws
that philosophy. in order that it NAV AZ
tain il end. mus be subject { . faith.
After 4 minute survey Of the results II
the philo>ophic inquiry If the Fathers,
he exhort> the Bishops 10 adopt in their
ecclesiastical schools the teachings Of ~.
Thomas Aquina>.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
IT SE.I

. Morn NoNa.rT-. who watch fpr land
: Aero The 'u'i'-~- waste pi -.
Who .fys Irfrr, and .1 each hand.
WIN i''h "a mot g." what 81" H"'F
Tie, starr. lr which the sailor steer,
Not u'uf'~ ri-' lrinr'. tho PROV
THuu-l forward uuH-It 'ut clouds appear,
t;"hI"i iH'N may hc breaking NOV.
what through No MAN mot turn again
T. ~hrr,- ,' ,hilIhnnd thai W. leave,
A-t t4.s-,- ,lf -I-u- "a" tpiluW'rl N:iUs
tEu argrl,- 80 oft found trTI" 'l,,"iNv-
Ru. -fIl $50 ir fh. south or North.
tG. -Bfi ~ 80 fhs hast or st.
To port ir'f1 "a hich ~ first put forth
D nlT heart hrui". - rur life best
- ~. Eyfur.FgEsH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
a nen.rta5Se c.ss-csres Diasrs1a %
Fsrty Years Stza1za<

Ssrrg-gHs tzssx Eu~s.r E~ sEa II fTS
f-- e~-Fg Per- N~sFs IS a%9<T go
EzrraOa @az@ EE-s - s TsR 80
s-rE 49, rZ~1tFa Gas e -rg H 49, $3.50
L. rv-arF q 50 - a r1 r &A =
ri 49, @rH Ea - - T +F e4 go
= 80 Fssa~EE 1 s ~ - So
-Ea~s - 80 rs $3.50 49, Elsa
Syru@. Ewe sfHT 49, = 49, @ SD So
cEseDoe & Es -IeZA . So 80 So So Nss
tSa. ~ - E-GEra J 49, LL - E%s %eF<s1
$50 sEsF9 ga GAEA
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

90 FEs NTaaf1 fa1 80
Tor gr 49, - G~ Eu4FG - - - -
pes. - E~uzE -E esAs e. - ~ h@~
- 49, a-gd 80 $50 sa - - Z 49, "A
a na1re~~ = F- 49, 3 %Ef 49, e%s
gndiaz at~>1 syr-V
. v@FT 49, G~ 49, "a 49, 3 rsr@ns 80 ~
a. - Z - = ~ asEGNra GN& 49, Fs $50
49, = ~ - aaac~ 80 A<~gaEra fr& sEa
80 f~=srz - @( EHs-nr 49, Ga NExEr&
g. - - 1880 - - 2sz = - - a@E<s
-r ELL&
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
E~r Asa Card.

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49, l&a HIS al G1z3< E&EEsZ Ss
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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

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Re 81 a. s~flfg - 49, 49, s2
or DTs~g~a so AAsss ffNs1.ls ss
KEa @sZa En@@ FEr taSt&s Bi-~a ~
% f-- FusF AE~rE NsH - s@ 50 @s1
uar 80 So @Tsr 9la1 $3.50 Fss&<s&sas 8
D. a. = A-@ - sEs& FEz1@
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

There Is a possibility that the par
tial failure of the European silk crop
may force this country into silk-culture
on a more extensive scale than hereto
fore. The silk product in Europe last
year vas 3.4Qn.n01 kilogrammeS: this
year it i only 1.90D.0GG kilorrammes.
Il i Thought that silk can be ~proiitably
cultured in New Jersey. California and
many of the Southern States.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02

WHEN WRITING TO ADyEETIsEEs.
please .ay yoa ss~ tho Ad,srtiAr msa, In
his paper. Advertiser Ike q" hno-
sh~n and where their Advertise rsspts
are paving ts.t.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-10-02
YARN tories.

TosAToT. ON IKELLIsE- Is An
experiment I trained one tomato ,inc
thu wear an = irslli. and 10 not think
-staNt ever plant anpsher tinr, W~Iihnsui
>ofnr kind 81 4 ;rrIli-, unl-- u ;. ip rz-
pertinent. Ih- frat. on irvili-si fit@-.
attain . large sizr. arr Iuisy ana d. uu;
tat. Is tn ground Will. IN. fusIi oi
the Ninr- that wcnr lcfi L. run Ou th@
ground. wer. resting. thu. trained e. a
irelh- ven -yuud ani gr,wins raTssliy
The trelli. ! H. J. the .atB- a. IA" onr
described and engraved IN the Ears!
lat spring. II take tui lttl" work -
max" n Ans farmer cAn make al b."
want ia the barn -'nl" day shru 10
rain. The fruit will uJ--n Hi"rr sgrnly
aud ten iay- "arjier which i quite aH
~ulsaHtag-. Moreover tho arrangement
give tn. garden 4 mon ta-ty arIsar-
Anc" and d J. much ra-i-r % k,sp thu
tr-lli-,i ground ir'e from ~oei- 'Dr.
Ba,1i N,r iprh.r-