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The Portland daily press., 1879-12-11

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The Portland daily press., 1879-12-11

But virginians don't do i'll ten you that the
Filled with blood of old Browns offering was hrst
poured by Southern hands;
And each drop from old Browns life veins, ike the
red gorge of the dragon,
May spring up a vengefu1 Fury kissing through your
slave worn lands;
And old Brown!
Ossawatomie Brown,
May trouble you more than ever,
When you've nailed his coffin down!
The Portland daily press., 1879-12-11
THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
Published every day Sundays exeepteO by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.,
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

AT 100 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS Eight Dollars Year. To mail subscrib-
ers Seven Dollars Year, if paid in advance.
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THE RACING ~ BlLrIMoRE
Gov. Hampton, EunIce, Stnrtie, and Kenny
the Minncrs-One FnVoriie Beaten.

R,rrD,opr Nto,oq Th.,bird d,,.,rtb.
pam iN"'i1 'i"' 80 Nv '"'" Jay ~ Wv
spring meeting Of the Maryland Jockey Club
WAS uuito rs Interesting Ms either Of the t,re-
co3in,, doys ,rho u.c,thor ,.,s cl.,r
coming ullS' i"' M'"'l'l N'9 'l'"I "uH
bright. with the track in splendid condition and
the attendance largo.
49,. ..,,,....
Inc nrs' race was aselllhS race Tor All ages
one and three quarter miles. horses to be- sold
nj auction Immediately after tho rao,. FOR
A. Eno ,,,Ii ,rai,,i,,. t'r =, noo II, c..
sl'ooo iul weight Tor Sluuu allowed I'VE
pounds for $3.50, allowed ten pounds for $500
allowed fourteen pounas. and II NOT In n, s,lI
' '''''' N"' " '"' ~ '''
Ht AL seven pounds extra purse silo ol Whlrh
$50 10 the second horse. Tho starters were Al
bert. Guy. Preston. Burroo Ike EouInm BATON
~ 10 ''"''"
houE1,ir nnowl"l, fnnki aHl 10Y taunton
10y, uan,b'1In c1hilhurd me INprie ,. IlnS
i,nr So'i WIN iEe ioltlHm sr'en3 rnol'r no iili
in,tn ~ i'ouEr tllru cnolr' Il. t3t uAi we II 'I
~ uul lust moro " SURF NV. N Rouge me-
came we l4YSnuI,c NJ ZIP 10 siul i"r, ~ Bon
nan, Nny, llAIhp,oh ~ AZ ma t4H nril si"u.
la, IT, i"I I s"ii Oh VOL WIN "a" ''iiil1ln
ienulhe', bu.Hh hl1he s'nhl' Nlu't ulrd
hu'E.o '9urnh n 4tn uuy' ,h9Ni"u. I.iiN' res
"'i' ern ,y ~ 1H w.. H'tI
, i,', IT,, WE ~" r,'"H.,p ~ & H. ~
5 I 6b nor m an t9e r 9Err Iqr9 GN@p a
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Mary Ann Jane Chinery was Grraigncd in the
Jefferson Market Court yc,cnia, thc charge throw.
ing Nluo m Tie face of Bernard ONcl. amsrucA man
with seven children who lived in the hou.c IN which
her room was O Sell was IN court with his head
handarcd and ms clothing burned hv The vtriol Tho
WONIh.- hands were lnUul with CLOTHS where the
NIfu.l hal d uttered ou ihau, ant hurnci 'hcm.
When the Justice asked Ntr what she had 90 she
rtIhed " Thu, uiu ha. hlct mo ana pnled ur out 70
my name. lie cAue To my WniuW once and churu.
formed There was ouN little Ntrlul ~ the bottle.
II was thFce-tuurths water
hnt have you 20 say 90 this charge Are you guilty
oruNt cui.fNt'
"l threw the Vtrio Iwantcl 10 throw n I'm his mouth
and burn his tongue out lie tried 90 drive me 10 bad
lie. anu accused me o. what was noteuilty.'
She was held iu s.ulu bait
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Nrw York Friday. Nav 29.-Wth fair receipts
Of today both A. tn numbers and quality the mar
net trihc lcttcr. csnccially on medium and iar
grades Of coricd steers Transactions were at Nolr.
10 dress a1pj7 ns including 10 car loads Of Cherokee
cattle En NJ. average a. $40 70 dress % hs and u
carr vi mixed Cherokee and Colorado suffers at S1FG9c.
About 80 tfEcn hy exporters
sheep and hnhs closed with nrmer feeling and
lambs were fraction higher clipped shrop sold At 50
as a.. p n few extra unshorn do at6-sc and spring
lambs Vt 6i,W0Ac - -
80 trade IN i've hogs Nominal value. IS 7o9s3 90 q
lOJ rs for fair to good
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LONDON. May 23.-The latest novelty in ath-
leuc contests is the six days swimming match Al the
Lambeth Baths Gymnasium which began last Monday.
Al II O'Clock last night the scores Stood ns follows
capt Mrhh Whp swan across the BRUSH Channel, 81
miles, g. frhrne u Mdndswurh lWhu mhdr such close
c"nr 4 'or the Lrl. aud tWmnn- n,e miles LAST sum
u'r tt inirst white lrrkW4tI 3. Wlrs, Huf j. NJ lHA
lr hu Won ihr amateur chtuH'N ship al Newcastle
n ullts Iat me-, amount 10 iiNu
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BROWN -TRCEER.-At whitcstone, l. T.. Thursday.
May % ty the Rev G ". Blakcmln, pastor Methodist
Episcopal Church at whiicsinnc. William ~ Brown OF
Wilcts Point y 10 Annie W. 1rucer. daughter Of Mr.
Jacob Trueor 81 White stone
CARLETuN-PlNro On wednesday. MAY p. at tnc
residence of the brides father. by the Rev James
Robinson OF Cortland. " osruod Carleton 10 iaurctta
daughtcr OF Con Francis T. Pinto. Ill % BROOKLYN .
GtB~ON-NAN COTr -On Tuesday. MAY -. at thu
residence " t,r brides aunt Great Neck. l. l. by th
ReV. Mr. Warrruer Richard VI. Ghson To- Emma, daugh
t,r nj Tho late tlhric Hul Adcla Van Colt
PRME-POTrfR In Brooklyn. on Wednesday. Ma
H. the deuce ~ lhe brides brother hv the Rev
Frtnt Nome. Wliitm G.. Prime in lnsrphinc Potter.
NOrK-NAEBtEY ON THURSDAY. May -. by tn
RcV. William Adams ID u Mr Frank WORK. lr. TO Ms
Lnnn Marbury daughter .ol T. , Marbury, ESQ all 0
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remained firm at 81 ssst 90 for common TO good strain
ed Petroleum higher at SIC for refined, In bbls Tai
low in fair sale 40 D lGc for prime Grease acuyei
80 les prmc white sold Tor export at $500 Metals
nuiet features. Whiskcy quiet; htld az
lu5 ocean rcshts about steady aud moderately ac-
i've: grain IN Liverpool by steam 5e I'D. % MS; rro-
vi.ons 9i 32s ca: grain 10 tln hy stctm SD -four
10 Ionion NV sail l. y a.; grain TO Antwerp IS 4ad.
~ ar do Co Cork. orders. Is lni; DO 20 dfrct
tnri K'ngdom - a. do. to Londou. q Nv 90 to
the Mediterranean. T. Y H. lugot copper hiBhcE hhu
Arm at lgi. ala i.s. for Lake.
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The Commonwealth Distribution Co was authorized by
the r-lst ARE 90 Kentucky. The charter under which
conduct, It, drawings has been leged by Jui-cJack
of the Circuit Court ami rauhrd BY the Court of APP
eals the highest tribunal I'm the state II Is tree and un-
nmmcl"d hN litigation, as ~ the cas-, ot snme othcrcon
Iuulrs It,rnWiug, have always taken place open amt
Hiuye huurd and tlc following lt'r prlscs have horu
gwen away ON tle dl.t n Man FAi.ol. sluuu S.uu.
100 Sl,unu All aggegang fll2.4pl m money. Tickets
only cost 81 halves 81. Address J. Comerford. sccre
Co, ~ Nassau St, n. Y; VI H. Porter Co., ,227
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S. Ashland. Hunter. Point judith.
- Gliucus Hcar~c. Boston.
- Nccknr Willcccrod Bremen.
shin Progress. Bull. Waterford.
Ship PriNatocr. Cos, Antwerp.
Rarh Nnli yrru. Andersen. Bremen.
BARK MaufV. Wug. rleHux.
Bark Inhau Hansen. Audrr-"n Bordeaux
Perk Eisycr. NieiscU. bordeaux
BARK Jnnnk. Ncoihouse. Caihnren.
Bark poscidon. johnson. Amsterdam.
Park Concurrent tHspcrscn, ilnmhurg
Bark lloinr strand. Jtcnh-ru, Lisbon.
Bark udrt Beck. London.
Barn YUM. IHgciuaun B'rren.
Bark Sidon Tuhiasuu. Rotterdam.
Bark Alfred frhr. Mcsrnt.
Bark Due Nir-iuia, Tacoma. seville.
Schr Sarah. likiu. 81 John y u.
Scir N,tfir. Bun. ~ John. y. y.
Schr AIclln ana Laura. Jorrcnscn. Mayaruez
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Euslurss Aoiu,s.

A.-The Louisiana state Lottery was char
tered hV the Statr ten years ago with capital OF
fttp1UO. 10 which IL has siuce added reserve mud or
g31Ou Beside. It.. los monthly drawings 1t has rcsu-
hrv held scn,i annual driwinI under the personal
pnrvisiun and mnulgcneut vt
Gen. q Z. HEAtkEGARD md Gen JtBAL A. EARLY
upnn the i7h 81 June. The capital prize has been
sulUn The price NJ tickgts has Hlwav. remained ten
fID dollars htlvrs five Ej duIars niths two 81 doh
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SpG,m. liotltes.
4. CITY SEWERS.

MANY OLD ONES DROPPING APART.
HOUSES WHERE THE SEWAGE Is EMITTED INT
1liE GNll sd CADEK THE CELLARS.
COMPLICATIONS OF the UNDERGROUND
WORKS.
THE THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY MILES o
SEWERS OF TlltS Clli.
HAPHAZARD WAY ~ WHICH THEY WERE
Bt
LARGE DRAINS For SMALL SrrEANS
METHOD Of BtILplSG IN SWAMFS
SEE TIE SUNDAY NEWS TOMORROW.
prt,st ~tuf. b.. t.tNr-
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DIIDRCEID.

KARL tho citv of Ncw York on the 23d DAY r
MAY 1871 hv the Hon Charles Donoh'ic, Justice Of IN
suurcme court. sarah j. klrl from Andrew karl
Cause. adultery.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE AtvtNAc-rtts nAr. -.
Sum rises.. - sun scs..... II Moon set, 10 81
vkTER-tuis pAr.
Sandy Hook. so Gov Island 10 A. Hell 0ate-..i2 10
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treatment 90 structure. memo fulS. ami NArtrOCClc
der the exclusive cuutrolot EDWARD H. DlNON. NJ
editor VI the ScHlry For description ~ the treatment
and the influence nt toh1ccu un ihc nervous system
Organic hp. I pages. ll~i staun o. 90 9th Otc.
RYE AND HOCK"-VAN BELLS THE
only genuine Sold by all druggists and grOcers AT per
bottle at depot - per gallon n, VAN BELL. IS Cham
beTs 81, south SIDE.
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gen q. 7. HEArREGARD OF Louisiana.
Gen. J. A. EARLY Of Virginia, Commissioners
" 4 y ACPHfN
z. o. Box Oa2. Scw Orleans La,
or same at 3iO Broadway. New York.
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The Rest Elastic Truss Ever Invented. Price
now only 81 80. PUMEEOI TRUSS CO, 7i6 Broadway.
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Bv using HIGGINS German Laundry Soap because II Is
pare. ASK your srocvr Tor H. AMI give It trial
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varteose Veins Cured ny Giles Liniment
Iodide Ammonia ana Pills Depot i2O West Broadway.
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MIRRIED.

RinIr'. PiIIN.-Grcat English Remedy for Gout and
Rheumatism. All druggists have them.
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Pcppero oan drnwor. gin ,ihr. - 10 % in SOC each;
best IN market W. Johnston -p Grand st.; also $40
Sixth aN., third door above I'D sL--Air.
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New York agents for all newspapers In the United
States and Canada. Advertisements forwarded dhilN
GEO. =. POWELL CO., lC spruce St
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All your own fault II you remain sick or out Of health
when you eau SCI Hoy bitIeTA-Ada
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Rupture Cured by DIR. Mnrsh's Treatment
The only sac aud reliable ~ years practical cN
nerirnre. The only Office vcscy st., opposite ST Pauls
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Father MrNamara win preach IN coopcr institute TO-
borrow CNrhHu,. subject. Thieves "a the Temple
AhinlA,lum lIuu--.lI.
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slecplcsslcss and all pains and ailments Of children
cured by kennes Magic OIL sample Tree. W Murray d.
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Quirk's irish Tea the wonderful bilious remedy. Sold
by every druggist Price % ccnts-itr.
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wenL r,e.. sore r,e., Unnamed r,ena.,

SNes &C. rapidly cured 10y using Or Beckcrs celebrated
bye Balsaul Sold by all druggists Depot BoWcry,-ddr
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-03

Some interesting historical recollec-
tions are associated with the chateau of
Bouchout, near Grimberghc lately pur-
chased from Count dc Beaufort by the
King of the Belgians as residence for
the unhappy Empress Charlotte. Bou-
koute, as it should be pronounced, dates
from the twelfth century. At that time
it was castle, strongly fortified by the
Dukes de Brabant to defend themselves
against the Counts of Grimbergbe.
About 1886, Count Louis de Male, who
had difficulties, not only with the En-
glish but with the French, took refuge
there. Recently the remnants of arrows
and lances have been found on the es-
tate, and they probably date from that
period. Later the castle was occupied
by Everard de la Mark, brother of the
Wild Boar of Ardennes, from whose
hands it passed to the family of Arem-
berg. In 1890 the Hauteviles bought
it, and the Beauforts, who have just sold
it to King Leopold, have only owned il
since 1880.
1t was formerly a very strong fortress
surrounded by five moats, which pro.
tected each other, and were crossed by a
bridge of extraordinary length. In 1866
the castle was still a large square, fanked
by five towers; but the latter, with the
moats, have now disappeared. The most
ancient part of the structure is the don
ion, which dates from the twelfth cen
tury. 1t is three stories in height, each
being occupied by only one apartment
The adjacent wing was constructed t.
harmonize with the rest of the building
The interior is veritable museum, whicl
will remain in its present state. In the
dining-room lie chimney piece, which il
very large, i, surmountcd by statues Of
Godfrey OF B2uillon, Philip the Good
the Duke OF Burgundy, and Godfrey tn,
Bearded, who is supposed to have found
ed the manor. Near the principal draw
iag-room is small chapel dedicated tt
ST. George. The stained-g!ass Windows
represent the Dukes Of Burgundy, thl
Emperor Maximilian !, Charles V, Pnilil
II, Albert and Isabella. The park con
tains over three hundred acres. Til,
works to prepare the chateau to receive
the Princess are being pushed forwarC
rapidly and she will take up her resi-
dencc there Immediately after the return
of the King and Queen from England.
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After that night Arson Grey knew
where his heart was, but for his life he
dared not approach Edith. She seemed
an immeasurable distance from such as
he, but he cherished the memory of her
prayers as the one glimpse into heaven
for which he should thank God all his
life.
Edith's mother was gay woman, and
such she meant her daughter to be,
though for her life she could not keep
hcrfrom ferreting out, and helping also,
an innumerable number Of forlorn, pov-
erty-stricken people who had DO earthly
claim upon her, as they went their fash
ionable rounds. 1t was mortifying, even
eXasperating. but She was powcrless to
prevent it. They were to be off again
soon, Arson Grey heard; but he would
have missed seeing her had he not acci-
dentaIly met her as she was hurrying up
the beaclI'toward their clearinghouse on
the very day they left. He could not let
her 60 without telling her what was in
his heart.
"Muy Ispcak to You Il moment? he
said, abruptly stopping her.
Certainly"
As the. word left her lips she saw what
his speaking WAS going to be.
"0h, not that, Mr.. Greyw
Somehow he took courage from the
quick paling of her lips.
ayes, that | love You and want you for
my wife"
II am to be married Christmas"
He turned and was leaving her, when
something made her speak
"Mr. Grey"
He faced ller again and she saw how
white he looked
Had been free you would not have
asked in valn."
For days and weeks afterward, Anson
Grey hugged the memory of her look, as
she said those blessed words, to hi
heart, caring more for that than for the
love and caresses of any other
Christmas came, but death came with
it, and Ediths lover went his long jour
ncy, leaving bis atlianccd bride and he,
scheming mother to console themselves
as best they might.
In a way mysterious to all save Will
lam Skinner, Edith heard of An$or
Grey's illness, and, as we have seen, went
to him and had the courage to become
his wife.
The people Of Burlingame learned tc
love the gentle mistress of the old stone
mansion on the hill, and never suffer
ing on called for help in vain, as long Al
"my lady" as they called her, was mis-
tress there.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-03

The London Hair Color Restorer" is
the most delightful article ever introduced
o the American people, and is totally
different from all other Hair Restorers, be-
ing entirely free from all impure ingredi-
ents that render many other articles for the
hair obnoxious. Where badness or falling
OF the hair exists, or premature grayness.
from sickness or other causes, its use will
restore the natural youthful color and case
a healthy growth, cleansing the scalp from
all impurities, dandruf, &C., at the same
time most pleasing and lasting hair dress
ing, fragrantly perfumed, rendering tn,
hair soft and piable, making it an indis
pensible article in every toilet.
Ask your druggist for London Hair Colo
! Resi- orer. Price Toe pottle.
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/ ~, +ho ,,o,.,, ,s+root solo,c, .lsob sl,n ,,,ot
~alt;nn n III w;th her roarGst hastat ~ ho,
srn1 Sbe In b,rr;aaiu % G ,,,s.i. hsr nurchases
and rotnrnad 20 thc vassoi ] Thp tbomabt
that that her father " susnected @ her of disbon.
or;,,r b;ro h., hace,,,;ro a, ;rn,ote Of
SrnL a Moo. a. bo ontorod in search of
hor woi ~ aaon;y;nS and in order to ,,nde-
neive him Shn almost determined TO throw
of bor disg,,isa and retnrn 70 hnr nourn-
ino narents Rnt stubbornness prevailed
and sLe nreferred that ali their SUFFERING
should continue rather than sbandon her
purpose of forsakinp all who formerly
knew her
When her boat returned to Detroit she
gave I'm her situation and went to Gin
cinnati. where she obtained emnlovment
as cook on boat running on the Ohio
and Mississippi Rivers, The life was
rouch. and she often longed for the com
forts of her old home She remained
thus employed until the breaking ont of
the war in 1861, when she enlisted as a
private. She afterwards was promoted
to Sergeant. In 1864 she was in Gen,
Thomas Division at Nashville.
JUE uHV her CaOtaIn, whose name was
Hopkins, and who was afterwards pro-
NOTED to Major halted her as she was
returning from stationing a squad of
pickets. Looking at her sharply he asked
her il she was not a woman. The hot
blood mounted TO her cheeks. Thus far
she had preserved her incognito appar-
emily unsupported. Her silence and con.
fusion at once disclosed the truth, and
she was forced without other words to
disclose her sex. The captain said he
had long suspected it. She pleaded with
him not to reveal her secret, but he sale
Gen. Thomas must know it, and the Cap
tain and Sergeant Katie were soon before
him. He sent her to the rear in the hos
pital, where she again donned the cos
tune of her sex, and her duty to thu
close of the war was to nurse the sick ant
wounded.
When the war ended she married the
Captain, then Major. They tried to live
among his folks in Ohio, but her esca
pades as Il soldier had gained her un
pleasant notoriety, and the tongue O.
unjust scandal forced them away. Draw
. ing from bank the money she hat
saved as steamboat cook, they went tt
the island of Cuba. in the interior o
which thew bought handsome plants
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"ItchinS Piles"

Symptoms are moisture, like perspiration,
intense itching-particularl a night when
undressing, or after getting warm in bed
is effectually cured by "Swayne's ALL
lealing Ointment" No smarting Or burn
ing but pleasant, sure cure. Also cures
letter. Pmples, all crus'y, scaly, itchy
skin diseases Sent h. nail to any address
on receipt OF price-50o a box, or three
boxes for 81 %. Address DR.. Swayne 4
Son Philadelphia. Sold by all leading
drnrmists
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-03

By declaring that he does not want 10
20 to heaven il there j+any mathematics
here, Talmagc is placing himself in an
agonsnl TO very Intelligent and, We
may add, Il very dangerous body of men.
let the loug-hcadcd mathenlaticians OF
This generation once attack The parson
sith their massive arrays of figures, and
he will cry aloud for two or three Brook
En PrnShyterie> to fall upon and dcyoul
hin.
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guard over his affections and morals
When cloud of sIksor muslin-invested
danger doomed upon his horizon, or the
rustic Of satin and lsces was like to
"betray his soft heart to women" he
could with his little tin whistle call
around him few members OF the S. p.
4. $. +. L. aud continue his labors for his
country's good in calm and innocent Sc
curtis.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-04-03
Directions for Planting and Culti-
waiting The strawberry.

| We prefer planting IN the spring rs early as the
ground will permit; but pOtgrown plants set in
August or September will produce t good crop
the next season. For garden culture, the mos
convenient method is 10 plant in beds four feet
apart i'll the row. Thoroughly enrich the soil, dig
deep. keep clean of weeds, cover lightly in winter
with corn stalks or some coarse litter rake OF in
| the sprnr dress the beds and mulch with the
same littcr or S tort grass from the lawn.
| Plant new bed every year, spade under after
the second crop, and so insure plenty OF berries,
aud evade unsightly beds
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Notice TO Purchasers.

Remit by Draft, Registered Letter or Postoflice
Order on Cincinnati
Plants will be delivered atJoncs Station or Glen
dale. without charge, or sent free by mail al. lie
dozen price.
Ridgewood Farm is located one mile north OF
Elliston Station, e., II. & D. Railroad.
Send Postal Card for Price List and Circular.
Postofiice address,
GEORGE L.. MILLER,
IonAs Ataton. Butler County. Ohio.