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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

lind comes pretty well UP to the surplus in
the United States, and as . large portion Of
the English demand for brcndsiuifs will be
drawn from America, and as orr general
exports TO Great Britain vastly exceed our
imports from that country, the balance III
our favor at the end OF tue current fiscal
year must be very heavy. Already the
golden stream is flowing steadily from
London to New York, and the secretary oil
the treasury estimates that the amount Oh
cold which America will draw from Eng
land this year will reach $500, oOoooo'
This added to our native production OF the
precious metals, Will soon make the Inited
States the richest country in com IN
the world. Our great staples Of cotton,
corn. tobacco. sugar cheese, butter, meat,
ETC., are in growing demand all over the
world. and still the supply keeps ahead OF
the demand. fear portion OF the
American corn crop this year will have to
be burned Tor fuel for lack Of q market
THIS apparent wickedness is no uncommon
thing in fhe west. If these bountitul
haryests continue to bless our farmers, and
opr oold and silver mines continue 20 pan
out" for the next ten years az they have for
the past. we shall be the richest people on
the earth. and instead Of wanting to borrow
money in Europe, we shall soon become
what England has long boosted OF being,
the creditor nation OF the world. More
than thirty years ago, the elder Bennett OF
the Herald predicted, and daily reiterated
the prophesy, that New York
was destined to become the
financial center Of the world He was
often laughed at for his boastful declaration
but the time is at hand when the great fact
foreseen by that sagacious journalist will be
realized Threadncedle street will soon be
subordinate to Wall street in money mat
ters and New York vii! roll up huge bal
ances in London How to employ all this
surplus capital is the great American prob
lem of the future, The people al home
will greedily absorb every dollar OF the
public debt. and then there will be a very
few more bonds or government promises to
nav, as a safe investment. How shall these
be furnished Perhaps congress will vote
two or three hundred millions to wipe out
the state debts; n few hundred millions
more for the acquisition of the railways
and ,elcgraphs and the improvement OF
rivers and harbors. What more profitable
use could the people make Of their money
or where place it for safer keeping
The election news from New York has
reached you by telegraph ere this.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

-rrVN ~ Yourselves by making mon
HIN Pcy when golden chance In
"A offered. thereby always
keeping poverty from your
-A--k - n" - door Those who always
take advantage OF tho good
chnnrcs for making money that ARE offered. general
ly become wealthy. while those who dc. not I'm.
prove such chance, remain In poverty We want
many men women, hoys and girls TO do work FOR W
right In thoir own localities, Inc business VII
INV more than ton times ordinary wages. We
hifnirh an cxpcnsonsNo ontni and oil that You
need free No one who cngngoH falls 10 make
money rapidly, You con devote your whole time
Information and an that IL needed eout free Ad
drese sTINsON 4 CO., Portland, Maine,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
STAGE EPISODE IN NEVADA
Providence (R. L. journal


Travelling by stage coach in Nevada is
frequently cnlivened by incidents. For in
stance, Freid and Moody sat in the same
seat of u crowded coach on the Bodie line
Moody surilly said that Freid was taking
more than fair share OF the space, and
when FreiS replied that he couldn't move
any further, coolly shot him. u never
take any nonsense he remarked
and Freid fell dead from the
seat The driver got down from
the box and told the murderer to get out
A defiant refusal and the fourishng of q
pistol was the answer. The driver Jump
ed up on the wheel, seized Moody by the
collar, dragged him out through window
and threw him to the ground 50 forcibll
that his arm was broken. The passengers
helped to tie him with rope, and he wa
slowed away with the trunks behind, alont
with the body Of Freid, after which tn
Journey was continued.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

YHXCESSIVE ANXIETY, or PROLONGED
II STUDY, vii! prodlCa lndrmity IN the Rery.
on system in proportion as the strength Of the>
svsten IS expended upon the mind in troubled
thought 20 are the organs III digestion, assimula-
ton and nutrition rendered inactive and sluggish
In proportion o. the system becomes innlm. Eyrry
individual has some one organ that Ia weaker than
the rest and s is always the Irst to suffer daring
nervous prostrslion; for example. affecting news
sometimes capses total snspenslon Of tue mnscE-
lar action Of the heart, when the patient Is debil-
itated, producing sudden bcmouhagc and death.
No doubt any longer remains Of the pracahillty OF
restoring the QegyouT system, and tarough the
nerves the muscles of the impaired organs FL
Lows COMPOUND SYRUP Of HifOPHOS-
pHlTES has heen proved TO possess each power
innumerous instances |. will impart strength 70
overcome affection Persons who are accustomed
to look upon the dark side ana who see no pleas
ure in living, on nsing this Syrup soon learn 70
value and enjoy life and those who study deeply
during long hours viii ind in the syrup pro-
moter OF the power Of endurance in the brain
There is no absurdity IN the fact that an impair
ed Nervous System causes Consumption, Neural
aa. Bronchitis, Dyspepsa, Asthma, Rpileptic Fits
Whooping Cough, Heart Disease, and host OF
Others: then why il II absurd that Fellows Typo
phosphites, which eGectually cures Nervous Deoil
ity, should cure there diseases slso. Remove the
canse and the complaint VIII cease.
csy~L Look out for the name and address. >, |
FELLOWS, ST John, n. B., on the wrapper IN
water mark, which is seen by holding the paper ne
fore the light
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
OUR NEW YORK LETTER.

GOOD AND SUBSTANTIAL REASONS FOR TIE
THANKSGIVING DAY--OuR CoRREsPoN-
DENTS PRoCLAMATIoN-NEW YORK AS
THE COMMERCIAL CENTER OF THE WORLD
BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR THE FUTURE.
From our Regular Correspondent.
New YORK, n. Y, Nov. 6, 1880.
The belt of earth within which the great
grain harvests are gathered in the months of
July, August and September, are so com
pletely cncircled with electric wires that
we are able to receive the general statistics
of The crops in single day. The follow
Ing stupendous figures, not only promise
abundant food for the mouth, but afford
STOOD for reflection" as they foreshadow
the international balance Of all the world
for the present year. The crops Of the
leading countries are estimated as follows
Surplus Prussia, 3J,000,000 bushels; Aus.
tro.Hupgary, 100000; Chill, 100000
Canals and Manitoba, 100000; British
India, 100000; Egypt 100000; Aus
tralia, 100000, and the United States
lsO,O0G,0 900. Deficiency - Switzerland
Spain and Portugal, 100000 bush
els; Italy, 100000; Germany, HOLLAND
and Belgium. 100000; England, 1877,
100000, and France, 55,000,000. Thi
makes a surplus over deficiency of $4,000,
600 bushels. II will be seen from thcs
figures that, while tho aggregate supply !
largely increased, the deficiency of Eng
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

Largest Circulation of any Daily IN
Southern Illinois.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
~ OFFICE or CRY CLERK

CAIRO, ILLS, Oct, ~, 'Sol,
Sealed proposals. win be received at THE Office.
directed to the City Council Of the city OF Cairo.
until o'clock p m, of Tuesday, November 10Th,
1850, for furnishing the material and dong the
work, or doing the work necessary foe
the construction and reconstruction Of
the following sidewalks, VIZ: To be
constructed of wood: On the norherly tide OF
Twelfth street, from Washington avenue 70 Wa
nut street; on the northerly side OF Fourteenth
block No. Is. To be reconstructed Of wood On
the westerly side Of Washington avenue from Filth
TO Sixth streets.
To be constructed OF brick On Dortberly side Of
Eighth street from CONNER isl 70 Washington ay'
enue; On both sides " Sixth street from Leyee
street TO Commercial avenue. To b. reconstruct
ed of clndcrs or gravel, In lien OF Old wooden
walks on the south side Of Thirty'fouI'h street
from Conmcrcrcial avenue 10 point 2ij feet east
from sycamore street; as provided by ordinance
No 52 approved September 9Th, 1870, which IL on
ale In this Office and subject to examination al any
time.
The right to reject any and all bids reserved by
the city. d. j. FOLEY, City Clerk.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

THos. FITcHAS, Bradford, Pa, writes
enclose money for Spring Blossom, as ]
said would if it cured me. Ny dyspepsia
has vanished with all its symptoms. Many
thanks, ] shall never be without it in the
house. Prices: soc, trial bottle 10c.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

The 'London Hair Color Restorer"
is the most delightful article every in,
troduced to the American people and
totally different from all other hair re,
storcrs, being entirely free from all
impure ingredients that render many
other articles tor the hair obnoxious.
Where badness, or falling of the hair
exist, or prematurely grayness, from
sickness or other causes, its use Will
restore the natural youthful color, and
causes healthy growth, cleansing the
scalp from all impurities, dandrutf' etc,
at the same time most pleasing and
lasting hair dressing, frograntly per
fumed, rendering the hair soft
and plyablc, making it an indis-
pensable in every toilet
Ask your druggist for London Hair Col
Restorer. Price 10 cents bottle.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10
MISCELLANEOUS.

NOR SALE.-A new job Office, compietc.a every
J. particular and just what IL wanted for NE run
Of Job. pamphlet and other york in small towns.
The material wos all carefully selectedat the onn-
dry by a job printer OF 3lyear- experience Types
borders, etc are Of the latest styles, and In per
feet order The press IL eighth medium Tor
particulars, address "A care Of Bulletin otico,
Cairo, Illinois
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

This paper may be found on me o. geo. ~ ~
Qowell X Cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau ~
Snruce st), where advertising contracts may d.
"a ado for 1t in New YORK
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

More cases of sick headache, bilious.
ness, constipation etc, can be cured in less
time, with less medicine and for less money
by using Carriers Little Liver Pills than by
any other means.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-11-10

lAstItude, pair % Inc bbrk' UNI tar Takirc.
ness of yiEiOn, premature old age. A4Sr
aud many other diseases that lead 10 iusani,y 0,
consumption and premature grave.
Fun particulars IN pur pamphlet, which We dc
slrc To seud free by MIL TO every one, The spe
ciGc medicine IL fold Wy al druggists AZ 81 pee
package tx for s., or will he rent Tree hy mail on
rvroipt Of the inunEy BY addressing TIE GRAY
MEDICINE CO, No. Ncchsnics block, Detroit
Mich. sold in Cairo by Barclay Bros laal x
Schulz and Geo h q llna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

COOPERSTOWN (OTSEGO LAkE), y. \.
~ COOPER HOUSE OPENS JCNE ~ ,o,
:. l.. CRlTTE\DtN, PROPRIETOR
T1rouob - ~ room cars ON ali trains DetWr AanN
AM CooIersONn Apply at Glcnham Hotel Ne"1 "k C'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
0rntcs nn0 1cn0cro.
furniture.
sllrnlons tuaulta--tcnI!es.

4 PROTESTANT SERVANTS BrEEhr.
NJ IA k,,sof g,ro .nal -"r.nn., for c'r a' ~'1u
!y A% ri -HH :'' 5NE' 'BA@."SS li"
ave. 4th house above 10th st.
A Two Sw,dish Urls wish a place to- to,
m cSaaJimrd warr. nuts, AMI srwrns CAV or
o.uuir, o"a references 10 i.i-t -3ihSi.
A NUMBER Of Sw,dc gilis want >iuatiop-;
r. > an' aunIi, I'D %9r n.y. M ii i!' irl1l !"n
Grh.,ys iouit Lou-c above Ioi.-a'.
NHAMBERMAID, &c.--A German eIl, with
- 7,Lc VT ely ,"i' gn, ii. "4r d,' t. ty
yaHnir drni1f HrSr'd "snis a,,'d5 t[c .aai ~"
~ Ct ave. mar lTh-a
ClIAMBERMAlD ard WAIrRESS.-By II
~ &oi,hot Irland PROTESTANT S"nug "oma Vry r.
heT no ' ong Cal at BGcKE- $50 5th ayc near
@iiii st. ''''''''''
NIIAMBERMAID aud WAITRESS Pro-
~ tstmi girl. very respectable aud VII trc.mnrnd'di
- land I'D .ta
CHAMBERNAID and WAITRESS.-Sltua-
N1py 20 Sd 1O' i"s % ' ''' CITY '''''"''"
CHAMBERWOR IOUSEWORK. WAIT
~ lNt,. by iy useful {oing g.rls. for Ely 9nd
BUItiIU. 10 On, ave- four d'ors above l0tl,st
COOK.-By an excellent Scotch Protestant
fanny aalcst S as cvTirI"s IN tho 600" cniiarE "S
r aic hakor CIV any part tho country Call AT 4'@
Gth ave. N Ish H.
COOK.-Ry a Protestant woman very re-
~ spectacle very excellent cook meats, .pura pastry.
try uty. cal at EUCEA'S $3.50 4thayc near .4tlrs.
COOK.-By young woman IA profrsscd
- COOK In nnvl family undo stand h'r h1-inr5s or.
also French nnd rnan coo.nt In al II. branch. rscc
tntgI rrig gncc; city OF county. Apply at H. T. BE.
COOK.--By comrct"ut women; meats, soups.
cI,,,. . 'i' u' 'i''' q'IH or '
Cih "1@ oufih iittr '''''
COOK, WASH, lEoN.-By German help.
l3S Ciha,c. fourth house above lOtIst
II RESShAKER.-A Young woman wishes to
drrs,raESf Or .cm-ict anGcrsia9ds aachincs would
eau G, wct rccon,acldci X. NOoNAN, - S,h ave-
HUUSEKEEPER.-By IA respectable woman
q, hluHrkcrpcr ~ widnws tlmiI' h2' oar cld l'o
HOUSEkEEPER in hotel or Institution by
H American LADY, best references. Apply lO9 Gtlrayc
HOUSEWOltk.--}Y very capable German
SRI for city or country Is COOL plain cook an *
ccIenI 'luhSe nn i"lI OF wore ~ KIM ana oDlghP
Isl,si. y ''''1' - " - - ~
HOUSEWORKER.-By n neat, tidy, int,Ili-
gent Protestant young girl will be rcucIay useful In
good washer AID irorr VIII give best Of
ist door, 9'u'' -" '''H 'Oo O'"'0 near ''u''
I ADY'SMAID. &c.-By an experienced per-
- son as dTs,naE[r or NURSE thoroughly
best references Address NJ NJ e. North Cambridge @Ass
NO. 259 WEST 35TH-ST.-A respectable
laundress aud has excellent VlAoe Tor ololhes.
NURSE. A young Swiss girl, speaking
IN German aud French lately landed o. nurse Can from
10 70 u ON the Rev. n T. GKOB NO. 1883 West 24h-st
CEAMSTRESS, &c.-A seamstress, under
- stands ssmang. and all kinds family sewing
machine; viii go out b. lay week. or would take
m Boz x iIbano UPTOWN once 28s BroGdway
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DR0SPECT PARK HOTEL,
send Tor deceptive circular F. FREEMAN proprle
CMITH HOUSE,
CORNWALL ON TUE HUDSON
| REUPENS MAY !.

REOPLNS Ma \ ]. - =, -. ,,,,,
Newly ftlrn sheL I, H. SMl IN:
GUNNER BOARD at the peaSantcst farm
- the island Of Rhode island large shade trees
aud nice SAT- bathing directly IN front OF III" mousse
miles from stcirli oit lan'
ing and railroad depot post offices aad churches ierdu
Of mi hours ride export twenty minutes
per rail- plenty other Irnts Address OtN
iNG SIDE, IOx l. Portsmouth, Newport County, Il. -
5T1HE HERKSIIIRE HILLS. EGBERT p.
l WATSON d son. stock'ridg-. Mass oncr hlsciaSs
Old HSi toned New England otuDlry
fam, flrS rich MIX cN
ltIsIvC grounds ample shade; luxurious bes Schd i'r CIT
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frlp mantrG.

XNANTED.-A young man az bOokkeeper;
w must be good penmln, correct aod Qnck az figures
and well rec omme1ded Address In own writing, stating
ace where last employed giving referenceA r. o. Box
2O7S, New YORK City
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u ~ TrHii''ii.bb';r>~lS NAI.sr:AMENs..

~ ISI.I.p IATlN NAL. STEAMERS
IuL a. .~i'"N 49,. 3D. ,Lhrp u.
yry,p, 's f 3d. u ii l, :. J' me 81 , a. H.
hlll'>, ri rsnNY iia,r. 4 =, H..
XII 'I\ ''''''-'-''' '-'' iI.I~.,tY in, i; .
IL ylr arm - nu Of non. in Nl'ert5h' con! CON-
a'i, ,, 10 .s i ' " 'EIE a: ERA H., hay
@ ''''' ..n -ic ,r,r and '.t,,rrf o.
can strliurr h ,itoin. al an. 'r d"'.. hl- n,ir.
ir t,,c greatest ofa m>nr' g.. sea perfect 'ea''a'''n
cIEiN o s'1 'G.m SO 80 49,, go ca ah
500 - 'iHMiI'H a. s. g.. '5:}'u6'6|tY ''
IMPLEIAL GERMAN, NAIL lllmbnrs-
IN A n r. IA aG I'll lrN rSqPG&' Limo Tor r'' MOI "
BEI,prl........ June 10 "IEhA Nd June 81
Rars pis.are riynonlu lo'@n chr';onre itg
t fl calm 500 srcor cblo 80 sIr4re CURRENCY
b mc'AEb co. dCai i,2o, Nv y.rYors
h Genera Ascnts, ~ EroaI.sr.. Sew lorD.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
sGiia#${@N %%5 D SHEronE
REPRESENTATION % cd J.2 YORK %nE 10 s3 or Inns T.
,.,,.,..,.,,.,, 1oN. nAERE Oh n.EMENN,v go
f'l'9' 'N"IN 'lc;rli'EA * 10
Return tickets at Reduced rates. Prepaid S'crIai' ''FH"
Tcagc Tickets oql P9ii lhe south Of E@Ela9d -
TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
FoRQUEE~9rowN AND LIVERPOOL.
Maur, = iauc routes a III SEASONS .. tho var
CCF33 OF Jun; IT, r. loS ~.
iY O." or nIlG l:I shpiI Iu1 iS D. m
CITY VI 'i from rirr3i. s. loot LGa! n,
kiEEitAuI:. 42s. Drafts sat lowe.t rates. .,
haloanz stat"rooms slnoAis MT '@ rooms aai'Ship'
J,IlN Il. DALE Agent 81 AMI 3j BroIlwty, y. Y.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
These class steamship, m regularly at p from
iti 80. s. Nhltu lslhtl ~ l'lpha:
SANTIAGO DL CUBA. Capt FoOte ..-. THURSDAY June 3
Accommodation. pass.y freight or apply
"LAwro&% BKoa Agents IN havana
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
L. Sailing from Pier foot Of Canal-st North River
st.amsnn :t>si.IT rs. m trs.ay Juno -; noon
SSenn'etlg Tor Central and south America aud Mexico
From san Francisco 10 Japan and China
f fTa San Fnsca P to 59k onoM I' N.Mzaud aUI Aus,
p ia3sat san EiHHe;oa e
LELANls JArAH IN XA sew zEAL\XiR AG2rH Ha
hExf T2[ r6 AiMrshcAN' CENTRAL ANAH'0A anu
Ulcc on F,r loot G 81 caaas5 Sort
II. J. 81 LLAI.
DOTTERDAM LINE.
IS.icams leave Cs Pier adj Pavonia Ferry Jersey CITY
sSHItpAM saturday May varIny ina
Ist CABIN. s6OS7O. ID Cabin, $i5-s6O steeTsge S29
FUN IN LA E6l co q south @han
H. W.MOKIiIS. 30 Broadway. General FAssaRo AGENT
WHIIE SIAR LINE. - ann, ANN,
W UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STIEAhEHS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIEEltPOOl. NJ.
NOTICE-Tho steamers OF this Line take tne lane ,n9
recommended by MauIY D. NJ on both u" Ou1"Ard
aud hOmeward voyages -,.,. -. IN L , -,
GERMANIC Capt Kennedy Saturdayt june ~ - IN
BALTIC, Capt Parsel. ThurslAv June ~ =,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF WEST
These cleaners uniform in and Unsurpassed N az
continental The Saloon. StatorOOmA smoking anu bASn
rooms hre placed amdshp where tho noise ana no9n ARC
least fe adording degree Of comfort hitherto unaana0e
e.o....o p.,...
tickets favorable tofiRR. .,...-,
These steamers carry neither cattle, sheep nor piga
aud other information apply % the
Company's 0mceA No 81 broadway neWHork or NO l4O
Walnut-st, Philadelphia IL AOOhrlS Aren't
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07

INplEIAI GERMAN NAIL lllmburG-
j Ann, can - At Comptny's Limo for PLYMOUTH
al IL 4, Jun" 10 tWIELA sd. June %
sII.Ni .......... D.. .'l JliN
Rnt,z O passage Plymouth. l"i n' ri,"nig IAN
fir- H'rr part" tn-itiiL
t,l,n Sr,,ti $50 storage.
~ G.. b. RICHARD 4 Ca Gci. Pass At
NVilT A 90 81 srptINdy. $"w.YOrk.
- G,r,.r, A,,tfA nj Iinal.st..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
tI,uE nANSVILLE SANIrAEIUM.

A heath resort fOr inval ds an OVrrNOrtcl poftt
sO1al men ana the ~tid Ui All 1r"S Tor ctr""ln
a, fr l.uut people ntcdug recupcIHUn ard QUITO !"Of
Re Delightful mountain scaciI "a" pos vi "'l ;
fogs no n aa7a excellent bathing HCS, me &c. ing th
iaInos WOiII.IiI. iIEItNit.fLECTKic EAIll. corps
O. rcgur" pl' >iciaus. lcud ny lazy 'ySIrH Tor - r"i
competent att n.tnt. table prov
wh meats tea. coffee &c Int special auf"uon EVen T.,
u'ilc tiIu!pJn 10 each
Individual Terms, winch iEclu.r rates for AirI, as
wei regular patients nave Deth relu'i
o -tDiis -cd stamp tor picture ana
Crcrl3 aiVng full particiarn Nd Hc-N p' L. H. NJ
IIYGIEN IL INSTITUTE. D,svl le Livingston Co.. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-06-07
DOARDERS WANTED.-At a cOu
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS.

OWHTrE SULPHUR SoRINGS HOl Sc Cairo. n. y;
Clep frOG Nav TO November. sulphur hlinG ~ CHlCcc
wa W. l.. LENNON, Prop irtor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-01
Early Vines.

\ hint TO these who are desirous
Of early melons, tomatoes. cucumbers
and squashes will be of value, ]
lthink. Go TO n pottery and have a
hundred or two hundred small pots.
two inches across the top and one at
the bottom. Plunge these in your
cold frame or hot-bed, in rows; fill
with dirt, and put two seeds in each
one. If both come up, destroy one.
Let them grow here till the second
or third leaves show then transplant
TO their hills in the garden. The adj
vantage is that you can transplant
vines without disturbing the roots or
checking growth. Lima beans and
vines are especially in need of some
such method. In this way a month
of growth can be secured from mid
die Of April to middle of May. The
vines will then be out of the way of
bugs before they appear. Mast can
picture the surprise of the striped
bugs when they find themselves too
late for breakfast.
This method is quite superior to
the use of inverted sods. 1t is, of
course, understood that beans and
vines cannot be started in a hot-bed
in the usual way. 1t is better even
for tomatoes, peppers, cauliflowers,
&c, to start them in pots. The cost
of the pots will not exceed two dol
lars hundred, and they will last, if
well baked and stored properly when
out of use, for ten years. have
them in use since lSGS, and three
fourths are still sound.
1t will still be well to make sure
against all failures by having on
hand few boxes, with mosquito net
ting closely tackled over the top.
Press these down over the transplant
ed hills. Most of the advertised
plant protectors are perfectly reliable.