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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
Nominations ~ thePresident

WAsrrNaroN. Dec. s.The Prosident sent the
following nominations to tho Senate ta-dny
Owen \. Danny OF Oregon, TO be consul gen
eral at Shanghai
Dunham ], Groin Or Nav York. 70 hn United
States consul nj Milan
Rahart W. Wflch. Of New Hampshire. TO bo
Unitei States "apaul ut CArrara.
John liay, ot Ohio. to be assistant secretary
Of State
crtor of Internal revenue w tho Second Dis
triet Of North Carolina.
Rodney q. Ward of New York Nh h COLLECTOR
~ informal reyennc tor H. First District OF Nov
York.
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Indicates inHinritiag.
THE STATE DEBT ORDINANCE.

The vote by majoridee upon the State debt
ordinance. gathered from apnnial kilograms
!. correspondence and our country exchanges
received since Saturday will ba found IN the
annexed table. Ii n not vet complete ten par-
ishes remaining 10 be heard from, Fhoae are
Avoyeea. Bienyille. nesoto Grant. Jefferson
pIaquemines, Rapides, st. Helena. Vernon and
Niun:
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t'ANa'' A..

MONTREAL, nan. "a meeting M the n Pat
riek's National Noaarv the most influential
Irish organization in thla CITY, was held iaEt
nlght resolution Waa carried RympnthiEing
committee Ot six 10 mako collections from
house to house In tho city. resolution was
asn passed racemmanainEt hn imperial govern
mont 10 grant assistauca hy Iuhlic works and
otherwise t, the ponple in th" west Of Ireland
The auefc choa wore worry moderate IN tone and
GautjmaDt
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
PLAQUEMINES.

The vote of rladuemines for Governor and
district and parish officers ts annexed. No re-
nrns have been receive giving the vote on the
pnstitution and debt ordinance
for Governor Taylor Beattie. 1887: L. A.
y g. gao For Senators Warmoth. 1871 Story.
"a; Estopinal. TIT: Baker. 767. For District
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

he npnortoned In equal parts to the following
institutions fnr The education of colored people,
VIZ: The Howard University, Washington:
Hampton, Va. Normal and Agricultural JasH-
iuta, Fisk University Nashville. Tenn. At
lnnta, Ga.. University aud the Straight Uni ver~
ely, New Orleans. In. Tho trustees of Theses
institutions are to be entitled to the interest
on tho bonds In such a manner M In their judg-
ment will best promote the ends for which they
arc chartered but tho principal Of the bonds %
ha ina Ia
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
CONCORDIA.

The following il the Official vote Of Conooriia;
fWiltE. 1861 Beattta lo3t McEnery l201; Giles
pie 1870; the balance of the ticket about the
kame: for tho constitution nts, against 11; far
fhe debt ordinance. lsI4 against, aSl. Walton
Eoes to the Senate. ami Dave Young to the
House. r. ~ SHIELDS
] Chairman Demnoratio Exeeutive Committee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

WAsHTNsroN Dne Y. Tho judiciary Com
mittee to-tay he'll its first meeting for the
Mtcrary vas taken III fir consideration. ana
the committee. after brief discussion. au-
thOrtzad the chairman to report L buck to tho
Senate With tire recommendation that II he con
flrmpi
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
Obituary,

FfrTs BrEG, Dec. Hon ". W. Kitchen,
Judge 81 the District Court for the Western
district OF Pennsylvania, died of apoplexy ut
THE Ill. Charles Hotel in this city at an early
hour this morning.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
Mnx waretYeLs Whereah bouts.

NEW YoEK. Dec. $. Max Maretzek who was
missing from VI Louis Friday and Saturday
Is now staying at the honseo Of friend, wbere
he will ha ktut IN seelusinn for soma time by
otl condition is suth thnt IN interval ot rest is
absolutely necessary for hia restoration ~
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
SIAN

SINGAPORE. Dec. a.-Intelgonce was received
here that Franannha. Hon In tRw nj Thomas q.
Knox lata Ertiah political agent aud consul
general n bangkok, has peen bnrbarousfy he-
baniol NJ Facehim. Siam. and tl4at Frapecchas r.
f,ttBlar aud brothers hnvo heen Imprisoned.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
A RiI Relative u INC Lottery amest.on

WAsHIsGToN Dec s.A bill covering the dis
puted lottery questions will shortly be pre-
II Il believed the position taken by the Post
afflea DerArtment.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
TURKEY.

CnSsrAsTrNortE Doc. + Eir kuatin aynrd
British ambassador hRa received anti factory
IN diligence from Asa Minor to the effeot TINT
aTatrn thnle have considerable improved ow-
Ing 10 the energy of the Ottoman authorities.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE FIRST DISTRH +.

The full vote of the First Senatorial District
has at last been received A. will be seen from
the vote published below. Albert Estorinal,
regular Democrat, and Hampden Story Anti
Ring Democrat. are elected:
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neath Of conEressman Lay. Of Mlssourl.

WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Congressman Alfred NJ
Lag 4 Missouri died In this city this morning,
Ea has been In feeble health for some time.
The immediate cause OF his death was paral-
ys!s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
THE VICTORY in TER
HERHNNE.
INperial tothn Democrat

TERREBoNNE, Dec a. Forty gums were flrod
here yesterdny III honor Of Wilt1's Rlurinna via-
tory Terrehnnne sends hor most heartfelt
congratulations. God aavnp Louisiana. ]
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09
IslfSSI

Moscow poo. n Thore II Il we'll founded sue
pirion that ono Of the PRINCIPALS concerned in
hare last week ~ a raturned convict from 81.
hera.
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ST. BERNARD

The ofllalai vote Of 81 bernard FIR tho deb
ordinance Il p2l agRinaf tho d"lt ordinances
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-09

Hud paseengera must get on aa hast they opn, or
bile who're they are All ts confusion and un
III
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NJ,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20

Ser 2aserplot marb in Serielben
Ro9t nod 9nnfelpero.n bon bem
&efe Der golonne BEG Ob.rfen 8lpnn.
Die IL Reilen BON Qampfplate ben
sanaen Sag bel mir eeweien NOR, mie.
Der beiest. am morsen barovf tamen
aud mir beim Soften &oof's Srift an.,
9erlelbe NOR IL 6tanben long BON,
3-4, 600 3ulua wisoerbolt ansegri3en
aber our4 etliae 80 Mann bes "a.
Regiments auf ees 9o>ferie uno er=
.folerei9iie pertbeibiet lporoen.
$40 2ei9en la9en nm ben Soften
berlm. aua Captain Bearion, Gam=
manbirenber Der golonne 80. l. ,pxroe
onsesrifes, f&lus ober Die 3ulus 5u=
rid.
Gin 2abinetsratb bat beute b si4lol=
len. 6 Batainone Snfanterie- 2 Resi=
mentsr Gopallerie, 2 Batteritn, l gom=
pa9ak 8ioniere. 3 gompesnien BON
Aubxlan3= gorps als Derfdrfun9 on
2oro gbelmsIoro 5u 1enben.
Ser erfte 2orb Der Abmiralitdt er-
tldrt, bic 9ruppen tplrben binnen elmer
Bo&e untermeQs lein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20
81 II 8 I a II b.
Sic Nieberlage Der gn9Idn-
berlin aaffernfrieQ./

S1e tte0erl09e oer gn9I0n-
Berlin aaffernfries./
2onbon, II. 5ebr. 5olsenbt amt
li@e Melbung ift beim Rriessmini=
iterium bon 2oro gbelmsforb, Dem un-
9lddli@en Gabrer Der Expedition einee-
troffen: Sd melbe elm siebr unslad-
li&es @efe@t, wel@es am q. Sauuor
3pif4en 3ulus unb ben, 3ur Be,uo-
dung bes 2asers 3uriidselaNenen 9beil
Ser golonne go. 3 et,pa 10 Meilen Dor
@ooPs 5rift itattfano. 9ie 3ulus er.
i&i.nen in iiberpdltisenben Mafen unb
trob ,bes our4 S gompanien. bes erfen
Battai0iones oes 24iten Regiments, cine
Gompanie bes 2. Battailliones oeFelben
@esiments, Die Manni&aft ben 2 Sc.
i4lben, 2 @adeten= &obren, l64 Be-
rittene uno 500 einseborene 9ilfshx2<
pen 9eleiit:ten tapfern sBioerRanoes.
,purben fe iibermannt. Sos 2aser,
entbolteno ale Munitions- unb ioniti-
gen Worrdtbe Der @olonne go. 3 muroe
senommen, uno nur @cniee ieiner Ber-
tbeibiser entfamen. l1nier 8erlah
,niro li6, >pie i'd fir@te, be3iffern aai
oreiBi9 Offisiere unb etma fanfbunbert
llnteroffiaiere un0 @emeine Der faiIerl.
@olonial= Sruppen. IS i@eint oaf
Die Sruppen 1i4 bon Dem 2ager meg.
loden lieben, oa Der &f II Meils
!pom 2a9er entfernt itattfano.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20
Ser 9QDrDfern,
&erausse9ebe1bon
BRICK & KAISER,
5ai,1t G1oub, minnefota,

erldeint ieben Donnerfas uno toite iabrlid
in 8orauSbedablun9: $780,
fiir meniger als 6 Monate mtro te'n Aboa'
nement an9enommen. ~.
Wou 45ouueuten, Die bic 3eitung ni5t
uusbrii dlid1 abbeltel(en, tpirb ansenommen,
bab lie oas Announcement fortauieben punid9en.
Sic Berabldumuns, ooer 8erpei9eruns
Ser Mbholuna ber 3eituna bon benz Yofamte,
N ohin Diejelbe beoroert morben 1T, topie bic
lluter(ailuna Der Mn5eige an bic 9erausgeber
nm ner etpa fatt6nhenben OrtSberGnberun9
uub oer Mnqabe bes neuen Mobnorts entb'n>
bet ni6t BON Der 8e5abluus bes oouen Abon'
nementsbetrases.
Mn3et9en,
nelde o1ne 8emertuns sur Nufnabme elm
ee6en, tperoeu 10 lanse eingerudt uno bered>
net, bis lie abbefeut werben.
Mnaeigen meroen au ben gepobnlld)en
Wreilen einaerudt, ndmlid @entS per Bres
bier Belle, fir oie erite @inrudung, uno 5
Gents iir ieoe iol9enoe. Sir Anaeisen, bic
1an9cre 3eit fcben bleiben, piro Elm beoeu'
tenoer Nb3us erlaubt.
Die Serans9eber Inb i'm Beiib einerboQ
fGnoisen Nuspabl
Neuer uno sel6madpoler Gettern,
unb iino babcr i'm Stanoe,
Drud 1adan auer Mrt
in beutl9er, en9lil@er, fran3ofl4er uno
nor>pesil4er @pra4e
auf's @9neufe, @&0nf. .unb Biai9ite
3u liefern,
nns empfe1len ii@ gu seneisten auttraseu.
@ebrudt peroen:
2etterbcabs,
Biabeao8,
0ei@dft8farten,
Gircu1are,
VI 81anf8,
N1afate u.f. 10.
auf tiir;cite @otia.
Betellunsen uno @eloer aoteiitre man:
8ricf s; &aiier,
ct. Glouo, @tearns &c., W}inneI ota.
Letter Box 4O7,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20
Ger
Mprdsterp
is published every Thursday
by
Brick & Ku1ser,
at $500 per annum, payable IN
advance.
Advertising Rates.

10 cents per line Brewer for the
first Insertion, and 5 cents for each
subsequent insertion. A reduction
is made for contracts for advertis.
ing by the year. Advertisements
without specified directions will
be inserted until countermanded
and charged accordingly.
.sDer Nordstern", having the
largest circulation Of any paper
north Of Minneapolis, is the best
advertising medium.
We have received fine selec,
ton Of English and German job
types, and are prepared to fill all
orders in our line with neatness,
despatch, and at low rates.
We print in English, German
French and Norwegian:
Letterheads,
Billheads,
Business Cards,
Circulars,
Posters,
Blanks, &C..
on short notice.
All communications should be
addressed:
Brick & Kaiser,
Saint Cloud, MINI.
Letter Box 407.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20

9aB gutter Ratb oft mebr als @olo
ne riff ii, benefit folsenocr san: 9err
BERNHARD @tieble. MiQpiqe, g.,
idreibt Sd mar lbon lanse 3eit nit
Bru Rleioen uno fur3em Mtbsm bebaftet
uno es i4an, ols tpellte f9 oas uebel
gar ni9t seben. 9r. Nusuit 35nie's
9amburser Bruittbee, ben mir Elm
Greunb, empfaN, bat mir piel @ntes ae=
than. ,pas ID 9erne beieuse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20

unDollfommen unb 0aher unperf rftdnb-
lid flinst. Gs tommt namentli9 bel
lebbaften, rei3baren 8erionen pot, mel.
DE lei4terre9ebaren @emiitbs fnb unb
1T 6ab.r in iuoli&en 2dnoern bdufser
als in n6rbli9en. Bei ben @pra4=
iibun9en muilen Die @pre@tranten an=
sebalten tper6en, einen beliebisen Sat
in muftalii@em 9atte por3utrasen..
uno babel jeoer einoelnen @lbe unb is=
Dem 8u@ftaben ,ibr popes ansebeiben
5u luiien.
9as @tammeln befebt barin, oab
ein3elne ober mebrere 2aute ortitulirt.
ooer oab man&e 8u&Raben nit einon<
oeruerlpe@ielt meroen. 9isr3u seiellt ii&
bei ein3elnen Stammelnoen bic llntu'
9eno, oab iie nit FOLDER 9rd9beit nno
|@4laiibeit oes Musoruds ipre&en, oab
oft bas @erianbnib eri4wert wirb. Sn
ieltenen Tduen lino or9anii4e 6ebler
Der MISUNDERSTANDING alio Der
3un9e, Der 2ippen beg @aumens bieran
{ 9ulo piel baufser 1T Die uria4e
fali&e @pre@er3iebuns, i4le@te @e=
pobnbeit in Der 2autbilouns. 6@wsr'
b5rieteit, man9elbafte Sntellisen3 uno
enbli@ Snbolen3 b.im @pre&eu. 9ie
Gltern freuen ii@ on bem brouisen
&lasen oes balbperi1iimmelten Mortss
aus Ginbesmunbe.-unb bereuen ipdter
bitter oieie Greuoe. @oen 5eist. mie mon
Die reselre@te Bilouns jener 2aute bei=
3ubrinsen iu@t, mel@e oerartisen
@pre4leio enoen, bei Der artitulation
feb!en.
Das 2ispeln enbli& in Der febler9af-
ten Musipra@e ces g unb ieiner 0e-
benlaute, &pie 3, sd unb bes fransoN.
l&en s, betrifft, ebenio nur bic febler<
bate Biloun9 rer @,2oute. wie bos
|@4narren Die manselbaftt Ausipra&e
seq @. Sic 9eiluns oes 2iIpelns 1T
iebr i9tpieri9 uno es beborf oasu Die
2eituns bes 8erfabrens sur4 einen
|tii@ti9en Ga4ar3t, pel&er nit oef
9autbilouneslebre pollfommen pertraut
1T. Mit einiser uebun9 selin9t es, Den
Spre@leioenoen oabin gu brinsen. Die
2aute reselre4t unt febierfrei 5u biloen.
menn er einestbeils intelligent aneern,
tbeils ausoouerno 9enu9 fir bic l1ebuns
lit. 9as @6narren 1T leoigli4 einc
Tol9e Der i6ledten Mn9ewobnuns uno
als lol9e bel man6en 8aterldaften
lebr perbreitet, ), 9. beiben @@mei3ern
uno ein9eborenen 8arilern. Sic 6ei=
lung oes @@narrens 1T ebenfaus lang
uirig un0 5eitraubeno. Sod permag
Ger Mr3t aumdlie bic erforoerli@e Ser
ti9teit unb @eldufisteit in Der 8iloun9
oes &. bei3ubringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20
81. Staatsle8islatnr.

Sn Der @eietsebans uaren anfanes
biefer @o@e Die Terbonblunsen BON
a lsemeinem Jnterefe, inbem ii@ bic.
felb.n nibt uie in LETTER @o9e ouf 10.
Gale an9eleeenbeiten bel9rdnften.
Sen. emanf1rom beantrasie .in St.
fet, laut benz ben gountpbeomten
C ooleys Index digets of law Of the
States ouf @taatstoften seliefert m.r=
ben lollen. Sin Der iobann unter 8or=
iit Ses Sen. s. u. Dil(on obsebaIte=
nen #ienarfituns ,purbe Die Beratbuns
Der oorlieseuoen @eiete forteeiett. 9as
@elet. ,pel4es ben BeFtern BON @aul=
ldnoereien oen Belibtitel iidert. 'uuroe
ansenommen. 9os @eiet, 'pel4es Den
i'm Rudfouo be9rifenen @teuer5oblern
9eitattet Die @teuern bes Sabres 1878
bis gum 3. Montos i'm @ept. 1879 5u
5ablen, unb 5uor nit einem @trof5u=
i@la9 BON einem pro5ent per Monot
. ou' l. SUM on sere9net, rief cine
lanse 9ebntte berpor. Gen. 6. 8.
@ilfllan belt Den @traf5ul9lae fiir su
gerin9. Man lolte es beim Alten lal=
fen, oenn 9ie, tpel9e ON /. SUM- nidt
be5ablen t6nnen, piiroen ii9 au9 nod
Dem 8. Montoe i'm @ept. bas @elb gu
boben 3inien leiben miilIen.
Gen. @iu5urp BOB beroor, oob bas
@eiet Bios ben Rei@en 3u @ute ION
men warbe, ,pel9e ous ibren Qopitalien
mebr als Elm l proeent per Annum er=|
3ielten. @9liebli@ puroe bas @eiet|
NIT BEN 3ulate ansenommen, bob ber|
@trof3ni@los 2 pro3ent betrase. Bee
aii9li4 Der aus ben 100000 aderI
.SnternaI Snprse.nent 2anb- er3iel-
t "a Geloer (oie(elben follen in ben Brl=
den= nnb 6troseabaufono fieben) BEL
nerta 6ea. 9sot9er, bab mon oieieI
be5aIten mdie, INA bie alien eiienbabn- |
benbs ~ te3ablen. 64liebli& wurbej
bas 6eiet lei 6eite gtlest. 9as @e-I
let pel9ts Der .Antioriwewedg dgeieQ.
i@aft' cine l1nkrfatuns BON $750Ol
ge1dbrt. purbe auf Betreiben ber 6e.
notoren 9bather, 4erfins unb $. g.
Bilfon obBelebnt, troy Der Anitrensun=I
gen Der 6enaioreu Abams unb Buen.
An9enommen mur6e bos @e5et, ipel9esI
a If ben 3isbftobl bdrtere @trafen lebt,|
uno einen llnterI9ieo 3nif4en erfen
unb s.vtiten 9isbitabI ma8t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20
QlQen's 2unQen- -Ballam

batiid erprobt als bas sroSte mebi3inii6e
sSeilmitteI fur Sungenleiben, fir &einiauna
bes 8lutes unb @:eberberltellung Der geinn-
ben 8el1uffenbeit ber 2eber. ST entfernt
ben Seblein,s bon Den 2ungert, unb babnt ba>
3urd ben Meg 5u einer beidleuniaten Sci,
y anq.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1879-02-20
Gtpbtt @cu3rtrfa1tf
9Saarfn werben oerfauft 3u ben
111D0lt@ btQt0fen Yretle1t,

nom mir an snem anoern Pase unler @el9doee enuu ens
fine.
Baare Bejablung, unb Baaren 9e9en baare 3ablns
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-12

Did you ever ace nnmo printed on
growing apple, pear or pench2 No !
Well if you wish To have that pleasure,
ihisis the way to OBTAIN IL; While the
fruit yet hangs green upon the tree,
make ~ your mind which is the very
biggest and most promising specimen
of all Next, cut ont from thin, tough
paper the initials Of the name Of your
little brother or sister or chief crony,
with round specks for dots after the let
ters themselves plain and thick. Then
pnste these letters and dots on that side
OF the apple which in most turned to
the sun, taking care not To loosen the
fruits hold upon the stem. AS soon as
the apple il ripe, take oil the paper-cut.
tings, which, having shut out the red
dening rays Of the sun, have kept the
fruit green just beneath them, 20 that
the name or intiNi now show plainly.
After that, bring the owner Of the ini.
tials TO play near the tree, and say pres
emily: why, what are those queer
marks on that apple up there YIN
will find this quito II pleasant way u
surprise the little ones, and, Of course,
you can print short pet name ~ easf
as Initials. Jack IN he Puipt;;" 81 b0A
oids fer September.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-12
A Vegetable Curiosity.

A remarkable freak Of vegetation has
appeared in the grounds ol Il. Il. Tat
man, nj Worcester, IN the shape OF u
potato vine which bears tomatoes. 1T
appears to he mixture Of the two veg
etnbles, and il accounted for by the
fact thnt strong tomato vine from
chnnce.sown seed grew in the same hin
with the potatoes, and the pollen OF
the two plnnts became mixed. UnIor-
unately the vines were pulled up be-
fore The peculiarly Of the growth WIS
noticed. Some Of our agriculLurists
may derive u valuable suggestion from
this. AS both the potato and the toma.
20 are Of the solanactm family, il IS not
impossible that one should be fertilized
by the other, and II remarkable econo-
my OF labor might be effected If care-
ful and scientific cultivation should pro-
duco plant which should bear good
poIs toes at tho roots and good tomatoes
on the tops --SWiaaieM hnss.) UniOn.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-12
A Sew Way to Treat Diphtheria.

Quite a discovery III the treatment CT
diphtheria has been made here. A
young man whose arm had been ampu-
tated was attacked by diphtheria before
healing took place; and instead Of the
matter incident to that disease being
deposited in the throat. the greater por-
tionappeared OH the wounded arm, and
the dlphtheria was very light and easily
managed. DR.. Davis, OF Mankato,
profited by this, and in mis- next case of
diphtheria blistered his patients chest
and on this blistered part the chief de-
posts appeared This was an easy case
Of the disease. The theory of Dr.. Davis
is that diphtheria usually appears in the
throat because of the thinness of the
lining of the throat. Hence, when the
blister breaks the skin upon any other
part of the body, the disease appears
there. -MimeSota Ltter 10 the Saiem
Mass Gazette.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-09-12

is to say, would last a lifetime. NJ.
Bourbonneis invention comp ehends
both stove and fuel. The fires could
be on the minutest scale or on the
largest. They could be used for heat
ing bady's food, or for roasting an OK.
Being lighted instantaneously, they
will be great economy OF time. NJ.
B1urbonnel at once patented his nven-
ton, and body of engineers and saw
ants from Paris visited him and pro-
nounced his discovery one Of the most
remarkable Of the age. He had several
offers for the purchase of the patent in
France, but wants to sell it III England,
his own occupation being in another
line. Any English gentleman or firm
Wishing to see his fires or stoves could
dos by writing to him day or two be-
forehand. His address is NJ. Bourbon
mel, Dion. | have seen
these fires and stoves. There is is is no
mistake about the matter. 1t is as clear
AZ possible that here we have per-
petual and economical source OF fuel.
Two hundred years ago the discoverer
would surely have been burnt as u
wizard
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sharp knife. Have done much Of the
nruning this year early in the morning
before breakfast and late in the after
noon between tea and dusk. Neverthe-
less, in an orchard of ] 900 trees, the
work il immense, and some 200 young
bearing trees which need pruning badly
have to 90 over until after haying. ln
hunting for the apple tree borer, Ial
ways use sharp jack.knile and q piece
Of hoopskirt wire. Never fail to destroy
them. 1t is the only safe and efiectual
way, whatever is said to the contrary
The more closely follow them the less
they increase each year. Where the
trees we're examined twice last year,
the work Of examination was very light
this year, and ! did not find more than
two out Of 100 trees affected by the
borer. This great pest might be entirely
eradIcated in few years by little
painstaking, If every orchardst would
only take hold Of the work earnestly.
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irg. and twenty to fifty additional in
packing, pairing and attending to the
evapofator. The farm pay-rolls aver
age sl5O per month, which is a con-
siderable item in that section. The
plekers receive check for every
bu>hel or box, when delivered to the
drivers of the wagon, and these are
cashed on pay day. The remaining
employees are paid per diem. In nd
dition to the Little farm, there are four
other peach orchards on the MARYLAND
shore, near Marshall hall. ranging from
l O00 to 50O trees each, which are
owned by Messrs. 0. n. Bryan, C. III
Rowe, j. l.. Ivans and j. 5. Warren. AN
of the gentlemen are extending their
orchards, as are also the fruit growers
on the Virginia side of the Potomac.
The greatest necessity OF the growers.
however, is an extensive canning es-
Enlistment in Washington to use up
the surplus stock, which is now dis
posed of at a loss, or left for drying, and
if the want is not met the producers
will, in all probability, erect canning
establishments on their farms. Mr..
Little said that his greatest d fliculty
IN growing peaches WAS from the grub
worm which eat into the roots Of the
trees IN the spring and fall. He has
adopted a wash as Il prevention, con-
sisting of lime, lye and gas-tar, which
he finds very beneficial. In addition
he trims the trees after every crop and
plows occasionally.
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Fab Flowing.

Tbs better tho preparation of the
ground tho better the crop. TIE high
average yield o. the English farms i
no doubt largely due 70 the thorough
preparation vi tho ground before seed.
ing. Our climate il superior 70 that Of
England for wheat growing; yet u yield
of siXty.lour bushels to the acre il not
Mt all mfr, quent among farmers there,
while here forty bushels per acre il nm
unusual yield. Two plowings, several
borrowings, and in many eases, rolling
or crushing, and the excellent prepare
ton of tho soil by previous root
crop, must have N much better
effect upon the soil than one blowing
very poorly done, because Of the hard
ness mud dryncss of our soil in mid
summer, aud very imperfect narrowing.
II might he well for ms To lny oat moro
labor on our wheat crop, and so prepare
the ground better, and raise our average
from twelve 10 III least twenty bushels
per acre. The difference III the amount
Of wheat at harvest would pay for n
good deal OF extra work IL blowing, etc.
and yet leave profit; besides the sol
would not forget the generous treatment
III one year nor two.