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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
RIGOND'S\, " RESTORATIVE

tAuVilu OV u lilo VllhllsN
L victims to partia, ,omuete impotency
This startling assertion will be fully oorrobo
rated by every intelligent physician. Tn
principal causes producing this disease are In.
discretions.or excesses. Some Of the commo
symptoms are loss of vgor, spermatorrhna
pain In the back, disposition TO avoid society
languor, gloomy forebodings, mental distress
nervous debility and leucorrhCsa I'm females)
facilitating dreams, 6s. Let no false modesty
prevens he parent from warning the child OF
this great evil. Secret habits are the result OF
ignorance.
There is q well-known principle In ANNA
physiology that no vital action can take place
except through the agensy OF the nervous syt-
TEN. If the nerve power In any organ is weak
ened. then that organ ls..weak. There is rem
edy In the reach OF all, one that has stood the
test for over half century DR.. Rlcord 3
Vital Restorative has been scrutinized and In
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris,
as an infallable specific for the above, contains
no phosphorous, cantharides or ether poisons
Is purely Vegetable, producing no reaction
anu 10 permanent In effect; Ia a sugar-coated
pill. and can be had OF Levasser h Co 10 bis
ne Rlchelieu, Paris, (France), or Of DR.. s.
Brown slgesmond, proprietors. Address
Room n, World Buildlng,N York None gen
uine without the signature OF s. II. Sigesmond
on the side of each box. send for catalogue;
box oflOO pills, g. box OF 400, $40, sent by mail
upon receipt of price.
CERTIFICATE
PAM July Is, ls73-lo Rue de In Paix.-A
Mr.. Il. l., nfty years old nau peen widowe
twenty. Eve years, nervous tempey lment thar
suffered for thirty years with irmatorrha q
and for ten years with nervous debility and
entire lmpotency. For eighteen years he tried
every known remedy without any benefit, He
came 10 me and / advised him TO try RI.
cords vital Restorative. After four months
be was discouraged, but l insisted upon
continuing lts use, and In nine months he was
restorod 10 full health and vlgor-got married,
and has two lne children.
Ont of $40 patients treated 60 were cured
within so days, lis IN nix weeks, 100 between
two and three months, between Ave and sir
months, IN nine months.
DR.. N. PERIGoRD,
Medicine DO Ia Hospital Charity
soid by Wholesale and Retail DvuE
xists generally marc
Wholesale Agents; Richardson 4 Co st. Louis,
Missouri; J l. Lyons, New Orleans, Louisiana:
Vnn shack, stevenson & Co., Chicago. I'M.
nois; smith, Doolittle 4 Smith, Boston, Mar.
sachnsetts, John Keeshan, Cincinnati, Ohio;
Charles N Crittenton, New York.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
COMPLICATIONS.

If the thousands that now have their rest
and comfort destroyed by complication of
liver and kidney complaints would give ma
lures remedy, Kidney-Wort, n trial they
would be speedily cured, 1t acts on both or.
ganf at the same time and therefore COM
plotely fills the bill for a perfect remedy.
If you have a lame back and disorderd
kidneys use it at once. Don't neglect
ihnp,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13

All chimneys bearing the dragon" brand
are guaranteed to withstand the fercest
fame while dripping wet, or any amount Of
cold air, or draft in ordinary use on the
lamp they never break. They are for
sale at d. Goslin's China hall who has the
exclusive sale for one year.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13

Gentlemen who love the weed will find an
increased enjoyment in smoke or a chew
begun under such nsinuatng auspices as the
beautiful surroundings of "El Espanop af.
ford. The very finest imported and New Or
leans domestic brands are to be had there, as
well as some Crescent City five centers"
that are fully worth dime.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
THE FIELD, GARDEN AND STABLE.

"A Nice Little AIderney''-A Little
Farm Well Tilied-The Pecan Crop
North Texas and the Produc.
tien OF Sugar Cane-The Great
Apple CrOp-The Texas
Crop Situation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13

B. NJ. Bond, st I12 Elm street, keeps the
best brands of can goods, all fresh and new.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
Congressional Nominations

Boston, Oct, 12.-The Democrats of the
eighth congressional district yesterday nom.
mated Chas. Russell for congress.
Utica, n. Y. Oct l2-rhe Democrats
nominated B. +. Lewis, of 0swego, for
congress in the 9th. district ye'terday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-13
The Luxury of the Weed.

In order for one to truly appreciate the
cigar, as "luxury of life he should pro.
cure 1t at the Ell Espanol smoking psflor,
where the choicest, as well as the chespost
brands, are presented in most tempting
manner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08
THE SACK CANDIDATE.

William Sharon, through the Enterprise,
has formally announced his candidacy for the
United States Senate. His tenure of office
has been q fraud upon the State, and his
manner of obtaining it so corrupt that Ne
vada has attained national reputation as the
Rotten Borough" Only the worst elements
can be Influenced by this cheeky mans coin,
and it now remains to be shown whether or
mot aeosncy has . majority in this State The
APPRAL believes that the sack has seen its
day in Nevada, and that the people have had
obnoxious msn crammed down their threats
once too often.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08
THE LAWS UNCERTAINTY

While the law is framed ostensibly for the
purpose of furnishing crime it oftener serves
the purposes of criminals than the
interests of society. The Pritchard
case is . fair example of this. Over
year ago he killed man in a manner that
had no extenuating circumstances. He was
tried. convicted and sentenced to be hung.
His attorney Immediately filed bill Of ex-
ceptions and demanded q new trial. The
principal grounds for giving this man another
chance for his life lay in the fact that some
triAng informality had been allowed to creep
in while the jury was being challenged. Had
this proceeding been complied with it would
not have made the slightest difference in the
result, but because it was overlooked the
Supreme Court. acting on q perfectly legal
proposition, granted new trial. On the
second trial he was again convicted and sen
fenced to the Peniten'iary for life. His
chances of staying there, however, are small.
In selecting the Jury one Of them was excused
for not being in favor Of capital punishment
and left the jury after the panel had been
complete. This lawyers claim is equal to n
discharge of the jury and the acqnittal of the
prisoner. On this fresh bach of EXCEPTIONS
will be filed, and if the proposition holds good
in law the murderer, red handed and unre-
pentant, will be turned loose upon the COM
munity rather emboldened by his luck than
cewed BY his incarceration. The law is So
constructed that it is almost impossible for
. court of justice to 50 try man that an ex-
ception cannot be taken which will give the
accused new trial. The saying that man
must consult lawyer before he Can commit
murder in the first degree has more truth
than humor in it. The Judges upon the bench
who listen to the most damning evidence
against prisoners are compelled by law to
render decisions in their favor which they feel
assured will ultimately result in their acquit-
tai. Although Pritchard is working at the
State Prison in convicts jacket he does not
feel that he will remain there long and there
is scarcely any doubt but that he will secure
. new trial and perhaps an acquittal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08
The Code In North Carolina.
CHICAGO. Anuns AZ

4 special to the Tribune from Charlotte,
N. c., says: There is mnch excitement here
to-day over the report that duel had been
fought in the Malborn section of South Caro-
Nina between young Cash (son of Colonel
Cash who recently killed Colonel Shannon in
b dueD and Mr. Blair, editor of the Camden
Journal. 1t is stated that young Cash was
killed instantly. In the telegram received i,
h stated that Cash challenged Blair because
Of certain editorials on the late Cash Sh annon
duel, and that the combat was fought with
Winchester rifles At 20 PAGES.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08
Suicide.
~ A.
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disagreeable consequences
that follow the decay of the teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most Notifying
and unpleasant to its posseesor, and it is
the mostiLexcusiblean and offensive in sociei,
and yet the cause Of it may easily be re-
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. It purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-like appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant oders OF the weed
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08

:, JUD0B BEATTY's CARr.-rhe Chronicle of
last evening has the following regarding
Judge Beatty's card:
Judge Beatty has published card correct
ing . report that he had Inspired sundry
Newspaper articles which discussed the quail
koations Of his rivals for the Republican
nomination for the Supreme Judgeship He
takes occasion also to refer to his opponents
in style % courteous that one marvels
whether the Judge is aware that . political
campaign is in progress. Judge Beatty's card
i . refreshing contribution to campaign liter
asure, and it strikes rs that it is quite as Of.
feotivs ~ if he had followed the usual practice
of deneuncng his rivals as horsethieves.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08

TIE MEMORY OF MR. MIGHELs. An anony-
nous correspondent in the Tribune asks some
vague questions a. to our reasons for support
former editor Of this paper. We have
nothing to do with the attacks made on Mr..
Aighsls during his life time. When in the
fssh he was pretty generally conceded as
persen sminently qualified to take care Of
himself. Since his death R. R. Parkinson, .
felon and outcast Of society, has been the
snly person who has endeavored to cast any
reflection upon his memory. He is not likely
% do 20 again.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08
A Determined Suicide.
PACIFIC COAST.
The Burks.Flood Suit Dividend zach
Race.

The Burks.Fleod Suit Dividend Yacht
Race.
SAN FRANCISCO, August 7.
Judge Sullivan to-day rendered a decision
overruling the demurrer in the case of John
H. Burke against James c. Flood ct al. and
allowing defendants twenty days to answer
plaintiffs complaint. This action was COM
SO, 429, 900, value Of Con. Virginia stock al
legged to nave been appropriated BY defendants
while directors of the Con. Virginia Com
pany. The demurrers were interpreted by
defendants, pleading statute Of limitation,
lsches, acquiescence and want of capacity in
plaintiff to sue. Judge Sullivan decides all
these points against defendants and in favor
Of plaintiff The case now rests entirely on
questions of fact.
Con. Virginia has declared dividend of
fifty cents.
The annual regatta of the San Francisco
Yacht Club to-day was won by the sloop
Annie, beating schooner Chipa 40 seconds on
time allowances
Respite Granted.
SACRAMENTO, August 2.
Governor Perkins has respted Sprague, of
Ventura county, under sentence of death, ON
petition Of Greed Raymond and w. A. Che.
nsy, attorneys, who desire to present evidence
to the Governor to warrant pardon. The
respite extends until the 9th instant.
Suicide.
SAN ANDRRAs August 2.
J. G. Murrich was found to-day hanging
by the neck from pine tree in the Catholic
cemetary. Decomposition showed he had
suicided several days ago
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
[pRlss pIsPArcHss 10 THE MORNING ApPsAI.)
ERN.

New YORK, August Z.
DR.. Tanner completed his forty days fast
at noon, complaining of goneness in the stom-
ach. At IL o'clock they gave him glass Of
| milk and piece of watermelon.
At high noon, when his time was up and
his task finished, the crowd cheered Tanner
enthusiastically. About 1000 persons were
in the hall and an immense number on the
sidewalk. The doctor drank glass of milk
and called for Georgia watermelon. This
he tapped, dug his hand into it and ate heart
lily. When demonstrated with he asked to be
let alone. saying, "No, my lord; Tn running
this now" When he lowered the glass of
milk from his mouth he remarked. Gentle
men, you don't believe that good" The sig
nal for the expiration of the fast was the whis-
tie of factory in the vicinity, When it blew
Tanner had a peach in his hand. but before
he could put it into his mouth some person
snatehed it away. In response to the plaudrs
Of the assemblage, Tanner who was sitting
upon a chair placed on table. waived his
handkerchief over his head. At a quarter
past IL o'clock Tanner got down from the
table and left the hall in a coach in charge of
Dr.. Gum, who took him to his own residence,
where he will receivs careful medical treat
ment. Tanner weighed at the end of his
fast 1917 pounds, loss of SO pounds in 40
days.
On leaving the hall the Doctor walked un-
assisted down stairs with slice Of watermelon
in his hand. He received an ovation from
the crowd in the streets, shops and windows,
and exhibited much qualification at his hearty
reception. He ordered the cover of the car
riage thrown back, and joked with the crowd
that surrounded the vehicle. After two or
three dozen persons had grasped his hand, the
physician grasped him by the
arm and held him from firing himself out.
On reaching DR.. Gums residences Tanner lay
down in the front parlor and endeavored to
sleep. The milk and watermelon have not
with him.
Determined Suicide.
DENVER, August 2.
An old man named M .tthew D,wling, liv.
ing on Cable Creek, twenty-five miles south
of Col len, hanged himself in his cellar yester.
day. The cellar was not high enough to allow
him to hang clear. He therefore looped the
rope around his neck and held up his feet or
leaned forward till he was dead. Deceased
wrs quite wealthy. Domestic troubles caused
th., oot
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08

BENToN's STAGE. On and after May 2Sth
Benton's stage for Lake Tahoe will leave daily
at 10 A. n. until further notice.
j. NJ BENTON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-08-08

In Carson. August It'll, by '. J. D. Hammond, Mr.
R. O. Hunt ~ Miss Z. r. Iv0r, both Of Silver City.
, 1880-05-04

not bu too weak and too feeble, md Its mecltnn-
tf% tn II t H. not %xt p ;e yIy 81 70 ki
plain: II, for Instance Il horsn IT, bowleKged, no
altntrt crctnafyely upon the inst1e Of tho Joint,
cure ~ be nsst 70 lnPmsiolo nlcra 1ca,nH thc
distributes, by lowering tpartngl tho inside q the
h,of. or ratsng tne outaide. Of the same by
% weak. Or ba1y proHporttoned. a c,irc, il effected
It al y seldom lasting. for tho inmcncs. Il aps
E IT, n. Il x51E NJ sxsn sy ss =; ;hc :o2 horss ~
a'' sas % is1.sc 13s. osee
m ,nent of spavi;, nnd rtns6onc is very seldom ot
sya y the t. y ,1o ,b sfsa 91 Fl
e,thgr bc level, ct : tribe higher behind than d
sound fore. ieRs than upon tho 1itea.ed hind-
ieKs. II all these conditions are complied with.
tho snmo treatment rrcoinnendel fot rtrRsxlne
crect!ng . cure Of the iameness vii n Il fair
one. Whether tho required degree Of ln'iamnla-
Sy e bs e 1ns S1Sz st I'D e. II % FIRE. @
ts!ncssantiaI na far rs the result q eonecrncd;
@ e nInx sayes uy Seshs' t sa 1s
east1y regulated while that of firing Is not on
as nasaS4sSe x IN pSspss pSs spssnsa hss % T.
animal TINT haa oecutnc spawned while tllc, q
playing In the paHiure,-for Ia sttch n case tho
joint usually ID either very weak or fit-prnpor-
il almost always favorabc Il tic spnv1n has
l,cen brought or Dy unusual GxercisG Or very
harl work. pulling Or e,rAinnI, anil II tho anil
1nnl has seen considerable service. or been
worked hard, before tho same became spawned.
-because Ia such q case the parts very likely
will 10 strong e..ough to sustain prdnury pres
aure, and a cure ia Apt to Inst.
Al tho Inflammation and e1uaation must be
FIJI ii 1nfOn Hf tho I4HUgf.{f UDffH
iean effected, which ID not possible III much less
than two months, It will Je necessary to con-
tinuo tho se1nl.weckl5 applications Of the blnf.
udlde o!nstnant for nl>0lt six or eight weeks,
OK to 1nake In all at lcast u dozen appllcnttons
rltRpETEnN1SAr1oN or SEX IN DOMESTIC AMI
MAILS.
"OrrAwA. 1lL-vErEn1kAnrAx: Iwritc to you
in regard to tho plan OF Prof. Thtry for rcXl-
lattnK tho Ecxca OF firm animals. 1e there
bouk on the subJuct7 II 30, whcre can It Dg OBJ
tAlnedf E
Itltuer-The experience md observation Of
breeders. veterinarians. and Professors md ex-
pertfnenters ln nxriculturltl i1sttuttos1s-1!.nnR
The latter will only tnentlon prof. nr: Nhodo
il EIdena, 1,r9f. Dr May y weihsnstsphan,
tirmed tho theory Ut Prof. Thurr; ut nny rntc
tho satne have Aliown that the exceptions arc
sometimes no numerous Aa to reverso tho rule
nnd beyond tho ,ntrul OF tho breeder, are Mct-
lug H. tho production af acxea. 1t 1s. however.
usually admitted that tho chunces arc III favor
Ut producing Il mule II the nale anlrnni ts
| ssx'in!1y strung md vigorous. and. has n.y., not
female X tho nale ainN IL sexuaity less Wig.
thn tho fclnnlc. or ls reuiret! TO du fre.
! Nitent Eeryttr. ENftanlt recommend Any books
q. that topic. ansi the sumo Mra nnt needed
] VETrH1sAn1AN.
, 1880-05-04
THE FARM AND GARDEN.

Raspborry-Wust-The nInple.Coccus-
Smut In XheRt-f4uuERraan Grass
The Road Question.
From Our 0wn corrtspofatnt.
CHAAPA1aa, ILL.,, Nay la few days ago VIC
visited q friend who has considerable planta-
tlon Of plack.eap r.spbcrr1es, Inany OF which
were badly infested with orange-rust. This
llsoase, II 1t be disease, 10 readily detected W
tho orun9e oolorin9 on the new growth, aud tho
cnloebled appearance Ut tho plant after tho
Arat yoar'a attack. In TITO caso moEstoned tho
proprietor had pald no attontton to the plAnts
upon which the rust fsst appeared. and In cos,-
sequence bis whole plantation. with only few
exceptions, IL covered with II. The result cat
only be ono way. tho plants will die bofoEo NM.
turing the present soason's crop OF fruit, and
tho loss will be total. 4 few years ugo VIC dis
covered q single bush in Our own grounds with
this rust. II WA the llrst VIC hal over seoni but
tho conclusion WIS that tho only preventive was
to reniovo tho entisp plant and destroy 1t by
burning. This was dono, the branches being
wrapped lu paper to proYcnt any Of the
spores from falling upon adjaoent plants.
few leaye4 OIL plants directly sur
rounding tho infected ono Afterwards
showed indications Of tho rist, but thoy wgre
carefully picked OF and burtled, Ad wO sAw no
ulvlo VI thu rust 1ur seycrul years. II after
, 1880-05-04
NOTES FROM ABROAD.
THE rOnr HuNoN ACCIDENTS.

THE PDNT Huil0N ACCiDESTH.
Tho recent 1nishnps Mt Port Huron nrp thus
gtnted by lowcr-lakc paper: " Tho propeller
Ch!cugo rnn aground on tho middle ground,
nbreust Of this city, md while III that position
tho tug Mnyttowcr arrived up With tho schooner
Charles Foster, coming to nj. anchor short dis
tance bolow the grounded propeller. Tho tug
C,lstla cnmo down with lumber barFcs In tow,
tho ssco1d be!nx TUG scDon9all. which struuk
her stem ciltwatcr and head gear. THO SIcl>ollg-
all IL complete wreck forward, and being scbw
built, is of,unud out III tho cuntre about scven
feet. She Ia full of watcr n1isl 1.ow Mt tho dry
oul1. 4 smull suhontIer, supposed TO 10 tho
Tecurnseh. run Into tho Chicago whilo she w..s
tic Cnptal, was obliged to heaeA her. where she
now lgs listed over, with her stnrbonrd rail- uu-
dor Wutcr, She il Humber ntlcn.'
uLKANIN0A.
The schooner Cnullcn, dr1.wing fourteen feet
OF water, et,tcrct, Fntrpnrt harbUr Sunday noru-
ing without any trouble. The luast water found
wMs fifteen feet. Tho drcdgo Ii still thpro nad n
chnnnel will be cut to cghtootl feet In a few
days
Xt Nrau,l Haven on Snntlny tho schooner Mag
Gio Dali ran Into tho swing hrt!lge ut Spring
Lake, tnnl,IRinK horxe!t considerably aud great
~ lutur1ug tho urldNe-
, 1880-05-04
a tkAfe Day for Alllrntorx.

rhss honaay proved fsli az t Wiz the alltratora
snrin nn StI ont ln la1Fo numbers TO bask in tho
ESrfsoy a. aftss a,9 the ruin Fatal FsegoaS!ou
E,,e tde scalm xaa Woul Tons to shooting sao'n
Ths rbstn,.., and II see1steti hard to nIss them.
ths dranlap sn,ts slaySs was IN Old h1ntvr froli
dcuth NaS r. tsMae. NJ. Whenever he rA!ael bis gitlo
Tho crack ., " tae ar, and it, sharp report WA
odile Tb u doom for son,o couaIt, of the cfoc-
t.jxe IL ~ H. slayer exlonded biz lust cal
ha sixty.ff,e etGninK. hut not until he hid scored
ie6opp..5 Thur Vitality IL rslnsrkabie.
MIR X hi " h Tho. bead Of jug frw minutes
the head w. W. osy,. shot Several minutes aftor
.uspn.eiI .usI a. IN oaE at It. Tho laws opat1ud and
!as lbs ,., ~ nknin' like hugo steei-frap. drIy-
so I'd a,n,siisSnrths spii,s;nr ot q ioh ifS tho
ls,sY minutes i4ter tic 'xatur. hsai woul,i MI nj
'esa SUIT ICY fur chlllren. "0'A A''
, 1880-05-04

SPAWN and IttngbOnc-H'redcter
lion Of Sex IL NoulcAttc ANlninls+
From uur Gun Correspondent.

SPAWN and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
xtoF sf Sex II, domestic Autnaul4.
'A"' " NV - t,,. fun cor,r,,,ondtnt.
c,,,o,oo rc'. M.r1"ss w Al I'M % ,wo fn,l,wiup tnout-
rjcs ask Tor information In rcglr,@ to spavln 1t
win ,,c suitlctrnt to nuswer both together:
w.. e.. ~ e,,r.',,, r,,nr IN o-v.rrn1yAutAs:1
s FeIms ~ Er ~ ulycn a iE tstcSGu
Wnnxtv W ~ kT nSn,Iss of Xiii + is fur rIi1gin,lc,
M,,l ,Y Srp apri1esio'ls viii 10 ncstsry ~; YOU sy
~ tno cuse VI n,Ht,' III ni,siii" ~ nenI,ry l
% 6w"M1msh y, shs t,n n caae nf snnyimS i1ny
sny tnat hve ha tnsv ~ = ~ re17ntmon;
~. nme'snfp" y r"tn no n,,re IN m H..oreI au1Jss
tno o s%s9 i'a n,sa n9 nfterWrs u ,Iu,Ger ii
tno o'iSnu,. nit III *" sa,, cn,'s, IN ami
times always Waltng ~ tn1 scao othnr f
Inc niaeG ne"'iu ,,scd thn sama oiItmsMt o.,
Alasf1n ltst a MIL ~ Hys ~" br ,his .nrtI,v
nht W. conntGnesM ~ ytii fr,mH In ipte.s
wsu1, sno 9uh Nuns MHa,, H.. .,,,,.t,, ~ SHth uns
sasy ~ 9as ese1 en,ni. 1S n"1 }ar.iaast II c,1r
ousu po ,1i!! HHntap'e i"t1H = I1.v,I,snM
Yours respectfully, f. pAflpsoN'
"Nrno. Ncb.-yErgl.1HAn1AS: haye a fine
, 1880-05-04

wnr!s atfackfd tG sninc "t OF yea' - eo aGs sney
,a,1 H., I'tn y nSt1 I .ta,, ~. III H. vim tj,n wc"ra
TN. Gnr nsnas Teto ,.S NJ, 1s o ~ ,hnt +
wnse ady tPnnnsn VIII sn .onso n ~ rtcn,rnturn
hat! much, tt any. ct!!nccst1n WIN ~: finnt ~
Ri!lnMr uA.a1 Hpnn ~ ~. ts' @ h,.n ~ ~ ,,,vnr trioI
rfeFetMsH " sn GHtu L.s,p,.w IN I'm vircr ,1,nt
Il nna a Lraassh. tx. ">''A ~ - >e
1''h a.,.. .Nss,,..a i, Mr.,
which has boon frequently nenuoneh N onE
which threatened to destroy ncarly all our
ahade-trecs, hns. we nre hnppy to hay. iA!icn
prey to Hatura1 enemies. and ~ tnls seKion. ~
1nnptns were covered to tho tips WIN inc "pop,
cur, " cxerescnnces but now 1ne can ann1'y ~
x dS ,h. IT,, s1ceens Ssne 'Gst o os s
nre nnahle ~ my; hut y 10 ent:teA ~ HnA cscAs
for having accomplished good work.
sxur :" w,,tar; a,t ,,,s neat o,
NJ III ,vt,s. s,It. Hal fs.rcni IA from tho Neo
1'Mtm sHm,,t ~, gran. ian funo,,s MINT TINT has
see.la Or sporus from which il is propaRased. u
.lr, Ie1r nr,. sny snrIa.s of s,n,it suto
III whici, have 6ucn studied very carefully. and
thcir hnbits nre we'll knuwn, while tho history of
s,tiurs r. yut auto obscuru. Many speccs can
u, ssa Sxn"lc sp,t SeY 'nHs mIaew,p p'"eta1 aa1 m"d
urb MI fungus plnhts- The ,sporcs.
wilrn MATURE. may Hunt long alsfnnces
IN ibn mir inrEd.-it Ia rArely TINT they arc not
tiDutinK III nii nIr Ut ordinary temperature.
Wheat sceli, soaked In brine fur several houra,
ts usuniy freed from tts smut spores: n!ig n;
Ro1t.s far,ncrs cAIn that clcar water Is equally
"ilicaciotis s. il cicnnlnY .xraIn of sm.it spores
viii 1uuarci,t success. When smut talca pos
scssinf, nF Il living plnnt, It extends itself by
throwing t,tlt thrcnil-likc. dirk coIored roots
mnt,.u f1,r tjas,Its uf tho p]unt, nnu through
wnivIi IL tjrnwA tho sap, which Is thus divert
cd from it, ,'at,Tai eha',ncls and becomes the