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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
August Flower.

The immense sale and popularity
ofGreen's August Flower in all towns
and villages in the civilized world has
caused many imitators TO adopt
similar names, expecting to reap a
harvest 70. themselves at the expense
OF the afflicted. This Medicine was
introduced in 1868, and for the cure
Of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint,
with their effects, such as Sour Stom-
sch, Costiveness, Sick Stomach, Sick
Headache, Indigestion, Palpitation Of
the Heart, Vertigo, etc.. ETC., IL has
nerer failed TO our knowledge. Three
doses will relieve any case of Dyspep-
ala. Two million bottles sold last
year. Price 75c. SAMPLE bottle 1Uc.
my13
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
HOTEL ARRIVALS
July l, 1880.
VALLEY HOUSE.

July l, 1850.
VALLEY HOUSE.
) Richards, J Hendrew, Alta; Coyle,
Dry Csfion; G B Norman, Big Cotton
wood; NJ Murphy, a Mitchell, L Stew
aHson. Helena, NJ 7; w Denton, Dead
wood; DR. Dunford, 5 w Simpson, G M
Biel, Bingham; a Worthington l. i
Seward, Park City; 7 A Wheeloek, G Il
Sexton, San Francisco; S HB Hobson,
Beaver; j D Penkerton, L Stevans,
New York; w 7 johnson. Dead a God.
WALKER HOUSE.
A Fowler, Denver; F Motley, Lon
don; G w Brown, Denver; D B Hunt
ley, y G Miller, Oakland; j NJ Goodwin,
w E Hatch, Z Foote, ogden; NJ L
Crafts, j K Owens, S II Melvin, SsI
Francisco; G i Poage. Topeka. Ks; b
Z Miller, Lewiston; j Gallagher, b +
Curtis, L f Ciouise, New York; b
Dunn, Idaho; A Mackey, W Denton;
Deadwood; q a Crofutt, New Orleans
Cliff HOUSE.
JB Wilson. Missouri; a Murphy, N
McGrath, J J DAILY, II Newell, w I
Chapman, Park City; P Kerwin anC
wife, San Francisco; u E P1sge, Spring
vile; Z Balderston, Jacob City; L .
Sullivan, Stockton; G II Grove, Mrs .
Hoskins, W Il Elliott, Alta; Hopkins
Michigan; Mrs i acGrath, Sandy;
Morgan, Rawlins, Wye; L b Sanford
Pleasant Valley; ? shea, Tintic.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02

LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATh
FLOORING, RUSTIC. SIDING.
PICKETS, ETC., CHEAP, At
LaTIMER. TAYLOR g. cos. Q
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
EXHILARATING,
SrEMULATING.
RECUPERATING.

Are the invariable effects OF those Elaborate
Punches, Cobblers and Iced Mixed Beverages o.
all descriptions, which Auer & Murphy AT,
daily compounding for their mum Crous patron.
who freq uent the Occidental d"
Choice and Select Brands Of Wines. Liquors
snd Cigars, both Imported and Dome sic
always kept in Stock.
n u Bottled Wines and Liquors for Faml
lies, Excursionisls, Tourists, etc., at great.
reduced prices.
AUER & MURPHY, Props.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
SALT Ike DAILY HERALD
rBE DAILY HERALD Is published

fHE DAILY HERALD Is published
every morning, Mondays excepted, at
East Temple street, near First South,
Salt Lake City, by the HERALD PRINT
Iye and PUBLISHING COMPANY Sub
gcription price Sl0.55 per snnum, post
sge included; parts of 8 year at the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, twenty-five
cents a week.
TEE SEMI-WEEKL HERALO Is
published every Wednesday snd SituT-
Igv morning, st $3.50 year; Elk
months, SI.75; postage included.
THE WEEKLY HERALDi is published
every Thursday morning, at 81 year;
six months, SI.25, postage included.
Postage outside the Q. S. and Canada,
extra.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
LATEST KILOGRAMS,
ReafIirmIng the Fifteenth
Amendment.

Louisville, 1.-The court Of appeals
holds that SO much of our stltute as
excludes all persons. other than white
men, from service on iuries, is un-
constitutional, and that no person can
be lawfully excluded from any jury
On account OF his race or color.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02
LIST OLE LETTERS

Remaining in the postofjce at sail
Lake City, Salt Lake county, territory
of Utah, on the End day of July,
1880, which, il not called ior in
one month, will be sent to the Dead
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-07-02

Persons iaqttisTng for the ADORE letters
are requested to state '0hen advertised
j. r. LYNCH, Postmaster,
, 1880-03-11
CIVIL SERVICE.


sp<eta. Dtspateh to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
WAstarN0TOk, II. G., hRrrl lU.-lt wMs q Iee-
publican dug it tue House of Representatives,
pnl tho noulocr,lts have undoubtedly discovered
that pollticn speeches cnnnot bo eontlllcd TO QUO
party, Tho sl}ueellcs matlu by Richardson, of
Now York, md lluttur,YoEth, of ohio,-both now
u,eMbcrs,-werp yory strong, anl III nla,y l,as-
euges eloquent. Tho toxt to which those speeches
wcrv directed WIS bil reported from tho Civil
serylcu Committee, tho uotn!i,al purpose OF
which ID to reform tho Civil BeEyleo BY providing
that Federal olc0follors shnll not 10 permitted
tu contribute for election. purposes. Tho
insiuccrty OF the CiyIl.scryco fcaturo
ot the proposed bill! was clcarly
shown by the refusal Of tho DeinocTatlu lnaJor-
lty OF tho COMMITTEES reporting to permit pro-
vision to t.o Incorporated In It which would III.
clulo within tho Inhibition Of political assess-
1neI,t tho employees Of tho Democratic 3soisa and
Be,lutc, this rofusul WIS tho llors snnrkcl III
thAt tho tnx.gnthoger OF tho Ucmocrhto larty
Alls hern unusually soFcro III hla exacttons upon
tho employees ut tho Cupltol. Thoro ia III slllcBro
Civl-BervIco purpose lN the I'LL, tho only object
Of itz peomoters aciug to
usH TltH R1Lt.
as a toxt for campaigu and Antl-Admlnlsttu ton
spcechcs- lscgarlcl In this light, few lscpubiIo-
ans will vote fur it, whilo probably all will voto
for thu subatituto OGUred by Hutterworth, which
is In substance tho Moastro that seuetor nlslno
ttrulnte4 lust ytuF 10 lAfG AttMGh0d To tho Qtt-
proplatlou D!l. Tho substitute would prevent
b,4lilozing aud Intimidation ut elections. as wol
W tho corrupt l!su Ut nancy In procuring
al, iuaistcd that tho bill would pruvui,t iien whit.
fought to ss4vo tho UnInn fr'un co'!tEi1utluf =
dollar to curry ~ cccti1n under s'ain OF W.
tho law may stand aud buy vot1s ull
day to roturu themselves u Congress. The cx-
Cpu{oderates and tho trainers to their Govcrn-
tueilt may brbu anl shoot their why TO political
victory while tho men who lAnXutshed III Libby
and Anaorsonvlt0 must keep silunt. Ilo charged
DutterYorth, of Ohlo, 1nRAu = very stirring
, 1880-03-11

HILL AND KELLOGG.
nKN W0tLpn'T IN nEoU1LEp,

8pketdt Ohpdtth ID 1hS Chicago 1rtbuns.
WAsH1saron. D. O., March 10.-Dcmocrats hfe
circulating stories Of highly sensational oBat-
aeter tonight rs to tho &clatlons botwccn 3e4~
ator 1lcn Hill, of 0eors1}. and Senator Kclt,gk,
Of Lo,istnna. Tho basis Il tho stnrcs Ia thai Och
Illl Is on9nged In drawing up report frut tho
Committee on Etectiol# to unscat K|l.oEE
an'i to sent spoGord, and That in that clY{rt u1l
innnncr Of wickct,ncss IL chasgod to KflEogg;
ind that in revenge Tor ths, or to lnjurd Hll's
character 80 tint trpolt hy him Wit havo
lcsa weight In tho Senate, kellogg ia seeking to
cast n STUN upun Hills reputation Hills
friends charge, among erthings, thnt Kellogg
Is responsible tor fho iato nttempt Of tllss Rny-
inond to bring init ngmnst 1iill On alleged
seduction: but tie most romantic story rclntcs
10 nm alleged intrigue through which woman.
said to DO working In KeIlogs's Interest, sought
to get ucn lfl'l III tier pdwer. Tho story is
THAT thin WoMAH
drove to the Capitol in d, cnrringo; that liz
cried servant took card TO Ben Ill., rcqaost-
Ing an tntcrylow, giving m essuncd naule; thnt
Hill refused to ~: TINT lnAuy he did sec her In
tue lnnrsI1u room. when she sought to boRui1o
him. The stury turns upon tic charge tflnt this
wi,nnn was working In kcllttsg'a Interest. This
Ia tho lhtcat sensation Of seaBOr, that has boon
fruitful III Congressional schttihl OF mn crotfo
character BctlIltor Kellogg cnnll not he found
fortnight; but Ut cDurse Eu will repudfatc tho
story.
, 1880-03-11

ot>stat Qflpa&th 10 The Ehtta9o 1rthunf.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10.-The PROPOSE
ton 10 construct a rullroad-brfdgo ncross tho
Detroit Iliscr ut or near the City Ut Detroit wns
considered tn-day at n Joint meeting Of tho
Senate md House Committees OIL Commerce. 4
number Ut gentlemen from Detroit, Cleveland,
mud Buffalo wcrc present. Mr.. james F. joy, OF
Detroit, appcnrc.t ns tho representative OF tho
tho Michigan railroads, and argued strongly In
tftyor OF tho bridge. fle said that structure
thirty fcut above tho surfaec Of tho water, with
d drlw Ut .0o fcet each OH either sido Of
n central ptyut, would gtyo au1plo no.
cutnmolations for all tho steam and safllng
crnft ttat ply along that thoroughtnrc.
hut, to satisfy tho le1nallds OF Water trnnspor-
tation, he would uonccde two drnws OH each
side, Of 200 feet oach making aoo feet Of road
wuy. lie argued that, as tho hnrbors Mt tho
mouths Of our largo rivers wero never con-
str1lctctl Of width Of moro than 200 feet caoh,
and Us stlch width had In practice boon found
ample fur tho accommodation Of vessels OF all
sizes, even in storm, draws Of ~ that 9,~ Width
ships drawn By tuga might
SAFELY PASS THROUGH
one drnw at q time, and, with tho four draws
opclt eight ifnGs might nctualty be passing at
Dctroi. Ntvcr hu could not understand how
wnter navigation could bo impeded to IN aPprc-
H' IT. liaSbcii. Of Michigan. who sat Just behind
tho speaker, Interrupted Mr.. Joy onco or twice,
wllercupnn tho Inter turned snynRclv upon him
crnlly tho Instructions Of his constituency ho
would not he returned to CnnGEe*5. br. Hubbell
aiia hhn his , conssicney, @ Wiz Which III. Joy lad
nj conccrtl. Mir. Joy thon shid TINT he knew
better ttn tlo gentlcma;n, y; , frptn Maaignn Whit
that unless thoau interests were forwarded by
tho gentleman htH tcnuro OF oillce would soon
bir. George II. Els, Of Cleveland. spoke for the
interests 0f .water transportation. lo repro
, 1880-03-11

Special DAFdfsh 10 Ihs Chicago If1hnHe-
WASHINGTON, D. O., March 1o.-1t Is reported
th,.t 10 Lcssops has abandoned hls trip to San
Fr.lncisco, anl will rcmnin In tho East until he
leaves for rrance. The determination, it is saids
wlls rcuchcd after tho resolution OF tho 1ntor-
occnnc Cnrnl Committee and the Presidents
n,ess,tgu. Nathan Appleton, ono OF Do Losseps'
confidential friends, Ii reported to havc said be-
foru leaving here that "Tho Do Lcasops plan is
Il fuiugc, und I'LL thoro Ia loft fur him to do now
Is to return to Franco ind start aga,n In another
wly." There evidently Is to DO considerable OPP
position to tho passs.ge OF tho resolution and tho
scnlirmIug Of tho Monroe doctrine I'll tho two
Houses. 4 Congressman OF considerable in-
portanco, who will oppose tho scheme, soyas
YAH mon OF sense
WILL oprosE IT,
for tho reason tt,at tho resolution IL simply q
declaration OF wnr. Wo are IN no position to
hsIvo u war with foreign Power, Such. "a war
would 10 on tho water. Wo havu no Mavys
haycn't ship ttlAt is safe to send 10 sou with an
"vy eaeaps @ stfM nors Me who aos
seaWorthy, that Will pierce an inch iron plato."
DENIAL,
10 tbs 1VtJter1t Assoetat4d Frtss. 80.
NEW rOHK, AfarEt 10.-Do 1.cssors nnd hls In
terprctnr do not seeM to eolAprnaotia eaoa
othor's languagc. On th9 heels ot pe Lessops.
ga sasrcs 70 o pSt soaHry &
tAg canal colsiesa earl frnta Con. Newt9Ht. m
..gt,tosr 9f t1 United statns a. army. wh9 & dcnlSs 1
{Newtan? figured thu ctist VI tl0 daiA across the
cha9res l.yur Ut GM;,sttienDly M ley than the o."
sirsy at J. ios4 to ascet!at for tho mistake Into
which ho has been lutl.
coMMlsslos.
4 Washington dispatch says 1t Is probable that
t,efurg tho stsauti ends CUngroaa will CroAt1 4
Commission t review ull tho records OF the sur
yeys, n,sl report 70 the no1t session tho pro5a-
caaaf Un c.Ich IT tho different routes, and th4
practical and political advantages Ut zach.
, 1880-03-11
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
ISSUE OFE1O,0OO,O0O SIN PER
CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
RAILROAD AND LAND
GOLD BOMBS Of THE
Southern Pacific Railroad Co.
or CALIFORNIA,

IN lN1Sna TO BEARER NF ff,an AND f10 EACH,
noSps IN THE NAME Of IlUl.pEH If
NEsiNE!,. 1HsHEB, APRIL ]. lii;
UCrn1lEtt !. 1s'a5' AM, utrrt}nEtl !.
ls;l AND l,AfAHI.E Thirty
YEAlts fltt,M DATE.
Interest ut six per cent per annum,
payable hnif-ycarly on the 1st April
and 1st October, in gold,
at New York.
Mcssrs. SpEYER & CO.,
New York,
Messrs. BREWSTER, DAssET & co.,
Boston,
Mr.. LAZ. SpEYER ELLISSEN,
Frankfort.on.N1nin,
afcssrs. spEYER BROTHERS,
London,
Messrs. TElXEIRA DE 11ATT0S BROS,
Amsterdam,
N1r. e. ]. MEYER,
Berlin,
Offer tho abuyo bonds for subscriptions.
Tho subscription IiAt n!1t bo opened on Thursday
ll.h March, md closed OFT Friday. nth March.
Tho tssuo prleo Is DIN per cent April lst. $50,
Coupon, payable rs follows:
+ per cent on application,
IL per cent On allotment.
~ p1r cent on April 18th, 1en
3s4 pDr cent on May It'll. lNn
Attottces mny anticipate lnetalrlcnts under dis
count At the rnse VI per cont pef Annurn
, 1880-03-11
WASHINGTON.
Voorhees, Exodus Committee
Getting the Other Side.
Of the Story.
a Negro Testifying to Out
RACES upon His Race in
Louisiana.
Continuance Of the Political DC.
bate upon the Ciyil'Scry-
leo BILL
illustrating tho Inaincority Of the
Democracy in Advocating the
Measure.
Porter's Case to Be Buried In
the Judiciary Com
nittee.
Tic I1cllogg-Spofforsl Contest Itc-.
ported Decided i'll the,
Lnttcr'S Favor.
The Detroit Bridge Case Begun
Before a Joint Committee
| Yesterday.
Probable Opposition to the Inter-
oceanic Canal Resolutions in
Both Houses.
Tic Ikcllogg-Spofforsl Contest re-
ported Decided i'll the,
Lnttcr'S Favor
The Detroit Bridge Case Begun
Before a Joint Committee
Yesterday.
Probable Opposition to the Inter-
oceanic Canal Resolutions in
Both Houses.


6peetdi Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
WASHINGTON, b. C.. Marcli 10.-lt tho Exodus
Committee today Sfr. George r. Hubby, a1l ctlu-
cntesI und very Intelligent coorcd nun. and Cd
ttor Of tho New Orlrans Ubse,7tr ssas examined.
MIR. Hubby went from New York to LoulsinMa
during the War. 1lo WAS engaged for several
ycars In tGachinB school, ind thon removed to
Texas, wtlcro l1c becAmo member OF the sthto
Legislature LAltcr ho returned to Lthis!Ann.
Mr.. Huby's evidence hqA reference entirely to
tho rcrsons which imIvl coloretl pcoplu to leavo
certain portions Of Louseinun for tho North.
During his direct examination he told tho fa-
n,liur stories Of tho horrors which m9le
tho nanncs Of Tcnns, nnd 0unchitA4 and
Nntchttochcs Infamous. n1d dcclHred that III
consequence Of thp1o events, md many similar
ones In othtr pnrlshGs, the colured people hal
formed secret associations, numbering in thor
membership msiny thousand, and that not eson
those whom thoy recognized a. thoir political
lenders anil friends wtrO ulnttttctl to tho coun-
ellis Ut thoso associations. Sfr. leuty's personal
experience, except ou ono occusfon. hnd mot
brVl unfortunate. Ifc wAs, shortly after recon-
gtflution, sent out by tho StAto bureau OF Edu-
clttun to establish scllools. Arriving ut Tonsns.
ho found tue whites indIsposed to allow school
To be established. and he
--- WAS uHAnI.E 70 SECURE
q teacher. 1le returned to New Orleans, hnd
WIS uskcd IL hn would not 10 to Tcnsns himself
as,l tcurh until Il permanent tenchcr could 10
secured. l1e consented to do Ell, but OIL tho
ntuht utter his Drprtng school he WIS taken by q
bind Of armed wh!to men from tho room, cur
rIed iutn tho wotHls, Threatened With ruvolvcr7s,
and Anaily thrown Into II creek. lie did not re-
turn to Tcngns. On Cross. examination Mr.
llt!y said TINT hc WIS Inclined to believe that
1nujority OF tho Democratic purity did not favor
tho yiuient and criminal methotls BY which thoy
were nude victims ut tho polls. but ninny OF
ttletn wero capitalists, aud, with the usual
, 1880-03-11

CLOTHING.
CLOT1&fNta.
NOT HING or
HI: KIND
RI Ere!

We most respectfully beg to state
that we have no 1oc Brown Paper
Suits or Mosquito Netting Pants
to sell at cost, for Leaders. Such
things are entirely out Of our line.
But you can always depend on
US, viz:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20

n ~ ~ ~ 4 YEAR and expenses to agents.
~ 4 OUTFIT Free. Address y. y. WICK
~ ERY. Augusta, Maine,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20

Here nowl Stop all that swearing and pon
der on this To clean your stove pipes with
out taxing them down, put small piece OF
sheet zinc on the Goals. The vapor from the
zinc will carry off the SCOT by chemical decom-
position. Persons who have tried it warrant
it to work every time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20

The COMING FENCE.-The Farm Journal
gives in few words It's opinions concerning
the fences of no distant future. II says
"1st, the fencing material of the era now dawn
ing will consist more largely of iron than here
toiore. but, I'd, iron posts will not be used un
less there is great fall IN the price of iron, u
circumstance not Likely 10 occur. 81, to luru
Cattle and horses only, Ii fence consisting oi
wooden posts with three iron No wires Will
prove the cheapest and best fence. The bot
tom wire, about two feet from the ground, may
have barbs upon ii, 10 prevent cattle from
pushing against 1t; the top wire should hav.
plastcring hath wired Ia 1t horizontally, The
iath whltewashed, TO prevent animals from
running into the fence. All, To turn sheep and
hogs, a wooden fence is the cheast and best
9Th, as to the fence of the more distant future
for turning cattle, we are not prepared Ia nam,
it, hut many farmers in the old dairy sections
Will sGy, fence, 10 fence. The sUillup ~ steul
that Will feed and support one hundred COWS
on one hundred ACRES requires no fence at all
for The cows do not craze. but are led at the
barn winter and summer"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20

The following concerning remedy tor the
epzoOtIc, which has struck this city, is from
an eastern exchange, and We give 1t for what
It is worth The exchange says: Superin
tendent 5. ). Blair gives the following cure for
the epizoo'ic TO the Tyrone Herald: TO those
having horses attacked with the PpIznntIc
qulIsy ar 'ie threat, permit NE To say tEal in
my experience with III horses and mules in
1872 when The disease spread over The country
with great rapidity, / used nothing but extract
of ammonia and sweet oil, in the follow ing
pfcporuuns: One part extract ammonia and
two parts OF sweet oil, we'll rubbed on the out
sitcuf The neck and throat every two or three
hours until blistered freely, feeding them oh
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20
Fr0m q Prominent Physician.
FOR TEN DOLLARS CASH

will insert sixne advertisement one week IL list %,
2S7 weekly newspapers Ave lines In different list OF t
papers tX ines two weeks In choice of either Of six
separate and distinct lists containing from IS 10 ISL naper
each. Catalogues sent free Address GEO. p RO WELL
co. 10 Surnce Street. Now YOrk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20

DRAINING PRAIRIE SOiI.--ln untitled prai-
rie soil the corn extends its roots until 1t strikes
the water short distance under the surface OF
the ground. When soil Is tiled at depth OF
thirty six inches, the roots OF the growing
stalk extend by numerous ilbers to the new
water level, thus drawing to the plant the food
found IN the much greater depth of earth. The
ground in the untitled land cakes and bakes into
hard mass in dry weather, while that in the
tiled earth ia loose and porous. Capillary at
traction in the latter instance supplies mois
ture to the upper strata Of earth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20
OTTAWA FREE TRADER; SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1880.

bran mash until fully recovered. This treat
mrnt was entirely successful. AS the disease
is very pros'rating do moi work the animals II
it Is possible to AVOID It. Keep your stables
cl, M and well ventilated and whitewash them
frequently. Exposure of the animals and hard
work may bring on lung fever"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20
City Property for Sale.

The Lots situated the Ia Sale and Lafayette
streets opposite the Washington Park, described ~ tue
Of Lot and lot a. Block &c, StGes Addition IN Ottawa
This property Situated central part Of The city
the husinesP portion Of II; and viii be -o2 II ba1sr
desirable for investment For particulars inquire OF l.
H. EANES. Esq., National City bank OF ". T. CODDlNG.
Canal Collector. fWaylDuG ALBERT y. DOW.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-11-20

The Chinesc farmer sinks csrthcn jars of
large capacity into the ground. Into these all
the manure materials are put when water is
added, and the mass stirred from time to time,
until everything is dissolved that can he
brought 10 that condition. II IL then taken
out by the pailful, and applied TO the root OF
the plant with little dipper The Chinaman
broadcas,s no manurcs, as he sows nothing
broadcast; he always applies It in liquid
shape, and directly to the plant; and il is no.
torlous that few anywhere in the world can
beat him rs an agriculturist.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-11-26
StSmar6's 2srpsitsrprrT@crnuess
plan.

Giner ferllner Correspondents entnebs
men mir 5olgenbeS: @tr tDnHen ais
gang sepiB mittbeilen, boB bic Nr6titers
perli6erung ouf leoen Sol in Der nod.
ten &ei6stagsisiiton CUR 8erbnnolMng
fpmmen iplro uno Die umfanenolten Spr=
arbeiten iiber oieien BIntt 16pn eegen=
pdrti9 ocmo9t ueroen; ar6 tDibmet ii6
Der &eidstunSler oieIer N~noeleeenheit,
Die er mt Der srDBten 4ufmerfiamfeit
perfOlst. ss9enWdrti9 fnit ausI6lieBli5.
Gan; belonoers taben bic 9rpBen @rs
ful9e Der &nnppihaftsz&aIien, tuelhe Die
8e9ierun9 Dor &ur5em bat perDHent>
liben ldfien, ben &eibsfan5ler peran=
laBt, Die grbeiteroerli6erun9 in dbnli<
deg @eiie a~uSSu6lioeu, tute ieue &aiien,
ipeI@e fif 10 Iebr betudbrt baben. Die
lelben ertbsilen ni6t nur S~ronfen9eloer
uno Sterbegeloer, lunbern tie eeipdhren
audi cine NlterspenFnn, cine @ittmen=
peniion unb cine 8euiion fir Die &inoer
bis sum IA, Qebensja6re; 60 5inb a6er
100000, ruel6e an Den &nuppI6aItstal.
len ii6 6et1eiIioen uno oas &apitnL,
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