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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

BAD Breath arises from the stomach. and
can hc easily corrected if you take sim
mons Liver Regulator. II i peculiarly
ADAPTED tn the stomach, correcting aGidity.
destroying foul gases allaying inflammation.
Take, after eating. a lalf,ablcsporniul. it
assimuIatoS with the food and secures per
fccs digestion, without which that repul-
Siyc disorder, bad breath. must ensnc. The
Rcgulntnr reu,ays, bilIOuSucss, cures dys-
pcrSia. constipation and Sirk headache. IL
purely vegetable and harmless. Prepared
only by J. II. Zcilin & 10.
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Irish tIonnIConyentiOn.

CulciGo. November 29.-Alrcady about
700 delegate, have arrived Ia attend the
Irish National Convention Ia he held at IL
/ ". tomorrow. Many oi tn" east
crn and New England delegations
are Catholic clrrgymcn. Among tL~ most
notable of tho lay delegates are General J..
G. Collins and NJ. +. Donahur; boston ;
Major Haggcrty, Judge Met arthy: J"iil
Drycrv. nf Sew York. From the West are
The Mayors of Dubuque and Denver.
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IRELAND.

prmlS, November o9.-Thc body has bees
found of farmer sullivan, reported fatally
beaten whilercturning from the Skibbcrceu
fair.
Tho Liberal members OF the Dublin
CORPORATION have decided Ia name II.
Dwycr. Gray, and several other advanced
politicians. to the Lord Lieutenant for the
office OF High Sheriff Of Dublin. It's rsGaf
to appoint the first person named.
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-. II l.,..tf'
T, - NJ
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Ancr In.urncc. Com pnny.

U,nnIsgrEG. November 2H.-Ths lnsur-
ancr Commissioner has ordered ia" e'amI.
nation Of the hooks Ut tn" State Capital
Mutual Bile Insurance Company, doing
Tic lnrgcat bnsnesS in the city.
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One Experience Fran Many.

I had been sick aud miserable y" Ion;
and had caused Iay husband ~ m0rh
trouble andcXpcn>c, nc one to- kno"
wha, allied me- that was completely dis
hr;,rtcnrd and Discouraged la the frame
ui mind got 4 hottie q; Hop RttcrN ann
used them unknown tony family. | SOON
bryi.n t. improve AMI gained - fast that
my husband and family thought 1t strdnG"
and unnatural, but when told them whr'
hal helped me, they said "Hur'"'
HittcrN. long ~ 'heS
haze u..H'.
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Tho Niuaieth (rnnk

W,SrnNrTox, November 2'.-Anothr
crank, named eliza, Fits, alias J.. Paul
Nrisling from Saratoga. was arrested heio
here tonight He said hr came 10 save
GnIitcnu. This mike, ninety crank, ar
rested here since Garfield Was shot.
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ParkcrSburE Observation-Disclosures Eec'
ton.


SDC"iW DiSp'df"h 10 III" R"9i"t'''
PARKrRSafR.;, November 29-Ehc annual
meeting Of the paakrr>burg Branch Rail
road Company took place in ParkcrShurg
Yesterday, at which the report for the fiscal
year dcnded September - was submitted
10 the stockholders and approved. Mr..
Wnl. KcySer. on account OF his business
engagements. declined reelection ~ presi-
dent and Mr.. Samuel Spencer third vice
president of the Baltimore and ohio Pail
road Company, WAS elected to the office.
The following gentlemen wcr" elected di-
rcctors, viz: John W. Garrett, Thomas
Swami, W. W. Taylor, Dccatcur IL. Miller,
George L: dennis. Robert Garrett. ". r.
Burns, Johnson Y. Camden, W. \. Chan
crllOr and Caleb BoggcsS.
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Cotton ENpO,ltiOn.

I have shown in previous correspond
cnce how wide the field is which this cx-
hibitiom covers. IL is not surprising that
the South should take interest in it. The
only surprise is that this appreciation did
not begin with the inception OF the enter
prise. IN the State Of Georgia there are
over forty cotton mills. South Carolina
has fully half as many, and am told by
mill machinery exhibitors that not a day
pa-7ca hut they n'c applied to for estimates
by people who contemplate industrial en-
terprises in this section. and that there is
no end TO the water power in the market.
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An old home is like an old violin; tn
music Of the past Is wrought into it,
Catt.sFre .Scdg"ick.
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Your doctor asks youto be patient and

Your doctor asks y0uto be patient AMI
give him time; and We can hear Go1
asking with the infinite tenderness Of his
great love, BE patient, and gave me
time time to workout all thrpia o.
my love for YOU; and perfect health ana
strength and rest shall come. How hard
to believe it, and yet wc know IL Is most
true. But why hr leads his children
through such different ways anu trains
them in such different schools, ne only
knows; and we can only say, III l. my
| Fathers will, ~ mine
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-. ,.,..,
-Hc 1.'''..'.> '', ,. ,',, / w., .. .' -,
.- N"a.o : '''. ...'''','
.,-.'.' ".'''." - 80
.r.,o official, are aiming to
--..,,mrnts for running trains
~. - Louis to ran fr'i'lN'o VIA tue
. .gTU Ptriiir, from ri i''N"'
.,,..,,-- ~ M N-,rl, ,r,,,oso
.... .'...., .,,,,,,,.,ri,,, .,,.icty enu,I
C-..'',- ''., Inn, FIR IN, Pu..i,r
.,," .--;,.f,,., ~ ,,r.,r ,u,m-
s'..l ,..-.,..
---Ii,tr,, Ill oorp-
.HsH5 Is '...' .r.r,,l.,,.tr,I.rw
rs -'' .,''.. o., ..,,,,,,r,. tho rrs..
'1'h..''. D. ..'.',., .,,..,..-r,tir% r,,rnosas
ca. ""'"''" ~
ur Tile "'N. .''' -
r,,. sr,a-u.. on th" American rub
T., ru-,, burned last night, Is over
,"' "''.... -. ..,,,,,,,,,i.,.. o,,.fdo &c
L..' .- -, ,,,,ro,,i..
I'''
ra k.Na. Who ram on the Rcpubh-
rg-..a. ur Governor IN MISSISSIPPI IN
II. a.un. @mpaiGn, proposes 70 con-
.-ru-. I'wry'> election. The lat
..r... -rr..Nvd majority Ot -1,W".
r~r n.r,-yari insurance business,
g. ., .yru managed 20 protitably
p.rn-yyauia, j., going west, and
.,-..n.aOnio, where the tinancicrS
.....,-.,.. ru.irieS on the lives of aged
~.-,
/ Z--TIor, P.rrbIia,rs
'.,..,' .'..r ,5,,i,,i.tr,,i,,, f,,rr cr,3it
~ r.- -.-.,i, i'm Virginia, and holding
a~ responsible for it, outcome, it Is
r.@o-, they will have 4 pretty still
u.. ...y.
.... % --7----,.-,-. ,,,,.h. =,
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~ ~, .,'7 =, -,
''. '.....' ' ''''''',' - -.
,raau,r Gibson just because he
base got at the facts.
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.... .'', - -, ...', r,,,,.I. T., a..
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,r,.~.o..f...'--T- I,ws nrison b,.
.,., ,.;I .,.,, ,f. State treasury S2o01D
...-..r,, ..--.,,,. Viii. R'rulIic,p
-. W.. ~, ..,.ortv thousand
G.. ......-.....,.,. ,,.r,,. .,h, L., rori,
,-...-...f...,i,.,t,.,rrn,Is, .,rr n,I s,,i-;-b-
- Tf.~. :. ,e-,.i,,r,. -, I,cl of mn
L.,
L~lrrvlLA and Mexico have fuss
sbn,s boundary line. II is said that
,..rvrrt of war. Salvador. Honduras
| 81! Guatemala will place 100000 sol
- fntl, field The best thing ALT
60. .,...,-.,,r.3 IL, ,,.,,,rI H.,
'..'" ,..~.''''l>'''i' ''''" "''' S'''' ''''''
. '...' '..'...'
! N.t- spanish COrLrZ they are agitat-
a, tn question of the restoration of
Goa.ar by England To Spain. The
|C,ruuld employ its time to better
s.uaagn. England occasionally
5,, up additional territory. but
-.7, gives up her grip ON what she
y.., i'm her clutches.
,,..,....,.,. Ill,
'''' ''N' '''''''U'' ", ,',,''''',', 60, -,
40. paw. inc "''H '",''" ''T u -
, ..' VIII i'"'' Wv ''' m
'..,, ,'.'..'' s' "I '\'E'''', ","7 '
--I ,'"Na. me T'''r'aI'i. "a 'ii''',
Naply,ar. al., r,rntiuned ~ urobab!e
Ieugy,-ooy, ,ro,br vor,Iinalcv.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

however, are welcomed in this rich rcgi' n
where the resources are SO immense aS t.
smother envy and narrOwmindcdnesS.
Strangers VIII" visit the South for the hrHl
time express surprise, even now, with lt'
hackwurrincSS in comparison with progress
in the Tar West. A gentleman from the
North made the observation that the south
rrn pcuplc never finish their undertakings
As he made the remark he pointed out 4
number of untidy features III the ckpo'i
ton grounds, and to some UI the building,
Which would have been vastly improved
h% little paint or even whltewash. h'
also referred to the Inconvenience OF tra'ci
to the absence of comfort in waySide houses
and 10 many instances where abundance
prev allied and thrift and neatucSs were want
ing. Atlanta is 81 town full of large ware
houses and Of business on large scale Il
has many pretty streets Of Nilla-llKc Te'i
denCe,, but its pavements are sadly neSIeCI
ed and in wet weather pedestrians become
large po>sessOrs of real estate by SIMPLY
walking over the ground. II ON q daFS
night visit is to be made, lantern L
show the way and club for dogs are a
necessary aS in any village.
These, however, are minor dcicctS, WhicH
will disappear when time and continued
prosperity afford the opportunity anu th'
means to attend TO nice details.
The Atlanta OF To-day
is only fifteen years Old. !
is not a finished city by any means, and Il
does not propose TO be for some time Il
4 .,,lN HFN,i Ia y
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OMAN TOUR.

pITT>RUEGH. November 29-Thr arrival
in the city last evening Of Mr.. Robert Gar
rctt First Vice President of the B. x q.
railroad, and other officials of that com
panv, created Il modest fluttcr among local
railroad men. Several possible and more
or less plausible objects of their visit were
suggested. 50 far. however, rs those quail
fled to speak, would say their coming 10
Pittsburgh was simply an incident 10 their
general tour Uf inspection. Mr.. Garrett
spent a good part Ol the evening i'll convcr.
satiOn with Mr.. f. X. Hyndman. he dis
plavcd considerable interest in the pro-
pu,cd junction road, which is To he
the bond OF union between his road
and the Wabash system, with which Mr..
Hyndman is prominently identified. He
asked what shape the matter was in now,
and if there was amy possibility that the
Mayor would veto the ordinance granting
right of way The advantage Of the rOadaS
furnishing an outlet 10 the Il. 4 q. hy way
OF Pittsburgh and putting them in favor
able shane for competing with the PennSyl-
yania company ior The trade OF the north
west are apparent. While Mr.. Garrett
sccued pretty con fdcnt shat the city would
grant the privileges sought for II IS under
stood that one Of tho lectures of the pre-
sent inspection was the examination 0t the
proposed route of the extension OF the
Hcrnplicld road east by way OF Brownsville
or West Newton from its present terminus
at Washington. Pa, 50 that ii they cannot
get through Pittsburgh, they will give this
Chinese city the gu-hy and reiN'li the North
west by way ul Wheeling.
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RaiIto Newport Scws.

t'INcINxArI November Do. 7. Hunt
ington. Of the Chesapeake AMI Ohio ROAD,
passed through the city to-day He will,
on Thursday, take formal possession OF the
Elimbrrhtowm, Lexington and Big sandy
Railroad, which closes the gap between the
Chesapeake and Ohio and Kentucky Central
roads, ana gives Cincinnati an ali rail con-
pcrtiun with Ncwuurt News,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

The longer live the more feel the
imporlanrr of adhering To the rules 1
have laid down for myself in relation to
such matters: !. To hear - little AZ
pos.blc to the prejudice of Others. :. To
believe nothing Of the kind till am
absolutely forced to il, 3. Never to drink
in the spirit of one who circulates an i'll
report. j. Always to moderate, as far
as can, the unkindness which Is ex-
pressed toward other, D. Always be-
iieve that, il the other side were heard,
a very different account will be given Of
the matter.-,Sclected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

r.ry,,p officials are aiming to
e-~rnyrmcntS for running trains
- ,ui~ to ~au Francisco Via the
..-r Priiir, from FL P;tsO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

LrrrvNLA and Mexico have fuss
sbma boundary line. Ii is said that
-,arrvrut ut war. Salvador, Honduras
ml Gm,rmala will place 100000 sol
In the field. The best thing all the
|mg.rr, south ufu could DO would be
kuoak 5-admi~sion into our great and
gl r---, ------
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The Examination Was Continued by
ScOytIIe.

After YOU gave up the newspaper cntr--
prise in Chicago. what did YOU next do
A--That brought me down to the winter
and spring OF &c | tried To pick up law
business again, which had neglected, but
the law business WAS scarce and | found II
hard t" get any. Then Invent out to your
llacc. in Wisconsin. worked around the
house. stadicd thco'ogy and the New Te$ta,
Incnt, read IT," par."' nod trees, and sll
that kind oi 70 was
=, a.: ~ -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

-.,c~.v.uua~ aJ the port Of Charles
sm-r Carolina, have increased
-s. Within four years.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

GIVING Oh. Northern Republicans
National administration full credit
~ rn- -.-gI, i'm Virginia, and holding
,.r, r,rou>jbIr for it, outcome, it is
@,,- they will have L pretty Stitr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

''. lineage Times thinks that if Mr..
-, '"a.i, Mr.. Cyrus Field, Mr.. Van
.''.' 4nt the rest of the boys who
''. '"e'r>parc change by the millions,
-. .'" q purchase newspaper proper
d ,- "" York, they will soon have
A. 'se OF the Pr,.>~ association there,
AIM, ,.,' ling the telegraph lines, vii.
,,.. ~ PRESENT only such news rs will
>-,, Pnrp"Ne~. They have hut TO
/. -. WI. More Journal in New York T.
,l.. " control the management of
-, -,>''a,.ou but thrr, i~a number Of
ra,, ,.'.'.' Independent; juuruuIs in the
d.. - ''a' may be- counted upon T.
9.- "' "''Gromrut Of fancy prices, AMI
Nj %. "'' n"y.s ~ Il is, regardless, ~
A "'' "'i';. -n.a. t-.,E a,a,m5.h..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30
TIE NEWS.

,rr.,.,- or Public Worship in
l'.h .urrmau who docs not BE-
...., ..,., sr paa.ic worship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

~.r. ,n,shrr~hip canvas has revived
90. ay.~... ~,audal between kasSon
,.... u... Il i no! Il ,avOry story.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

IHE "HliH~Ht,v safe conclusion is
la'"n by 'ac Washington RcpUb'icdR
lai there mI~J be- something radically
wong with the modes of hoOkkccring
F pTr,'aj in the great financial and
|n@mgrlal business houses, and some
1U, -Iually defective in the system of
laa examinations, - carried on toy the
....4. tauk examiners.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

lN.h- spanish CortrI they are agitat-
"a .a question of the restoration Of
G'a.ar 10y England to Spain. The
C.Enuli employ its tim" To better
S.aGagn. England oc"u~inually
.5~, up additional territory, but
-.T- gives up her grip ON what she
~, Inn Mrr clutches.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

.. a,-..-..r~ prrau~to the value o.
's' ',.,..-vrgr ami thinks the crop
= .....,I tu ~ln.Uun.u0O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

TVS uvvr creation of Cardinals will
a6e pa,r the week following Christ
aa', amt will probably include the
A''a-B.,aolr> ofAlsicrs, Cologne, Seville
anil V.yuua. The Patriarch of Venice,
snAhc Ach-BishopS of Dublin and
Naples are aI>o mentioned aS probable
|fol''~S"g, Jo the CordinalCy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

is only fifteen years Old, II
is not a finished city by any means, and 1t
does not propose to be for some time to
come: therefore, the small fault finders
may rcvcl in the luxury OF these petty
grievances and find employment for their
limited powers of observation. Atlanta Is
in situation to disregard the small critics
hen she stands forth the leader OF SOUTH
rterprise and the centre of Southern
~. b. .'on Il she did not possess
80 and the great
shadDW minor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-11-30

TINS mutual buncht societies in Eng
.rrta-. I-&79n number, with mrm-
l.,,p .. l.6g2 100, and funds to the
sm6un, .s s.,.. l+S,OOU. The building So
c,,,,, lag~ -, 250O0O in funds, and
.Ne Industrial and proyidcnt societies
.l.u Nnug.N.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-21
New Boats Mast.

To reduce the weight of masts of racing
yachts. il has been the custom to bore out
the heart of the stick for the whole or a
part of its length. While lightness is
thus gained. strength has been lost. and
to compensate for this loss. new form of
hollow mast has been recently tried. The
stick was carefully cut into two equal parts
and then the interior was gouged ont in
short sections. Spaces were lett uncut
between the sections. so that when the two
parts were put altogether the stick would be
an exact copy Of the interior of rod of
bamboo. the stem of which is hollow, and
REINFORCED at short distances by thick rings
of woody matter that nearly close the tube
made BY the stem. This form of struc-
,ure is light and yet very strong. and it is
claimed that this form of mast will be
stronger than the usual hollow mast, and
very nearly as strong rs solid mast.
The two parts are fastened together by
putting in bowels at the REINFORCED places.
When finished, the mast is smooth on the
outside. and gives no intimation of its in
ternal structure. Magazine for
Norember Gate Scribner).
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ukVuRs tsv'ur sal Lassltude II aFIEH IhkfsE.
in the Rack. Dimness of Vision, Premature Old &c,
and many other Diseases that lead to Insanity or
Consumption and premature Grave.
a6Full particulars in our pamphlet, which we de
sire to send free by mail TO every one. a6-The Spe-
ci6c Medicine Is sold by all druggists at per pack
age or six packages for IS, will be sent free BY
mail on receipt of the money, by addressing the
GRAY MEDICINE Co., No. LOG Main Street, Buffalo,
MY. Sept6l &w1y
Sold by F. ". EINSMAN,
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Seed Corn.

w. II. Benton of London County, Va,
SAYS: About twenty-five years ago.
commenced to pick out a small quantity
of the best ears of corn when husking.
The corn thus selected was planted by
itself. and had a better yield than the resi-
of the field. Every year since. have
been saving more each year. picking it out
when the corn was husked. and spreading
il in the iott until spring. When | first
commenced saving seed, it took 600 ears
to make barrel, while in the last few
years il has taken but 2S5 ears TO make !,
barrel. The corn is white. flinty. and
weighs over fifty-six pounds to the bushel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-11-21

KENNEBFC COCNTT.-fa Probate Court, held
at augusta, the fourth Monday OF October
1881.
CALVIN HOPKINS, Guardian of Eben Bean,
~ unsound, of Vienna, in said County, having
presea,ei his second account Of Guardianship of said
W ard for allow ance:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successively prior to the fourth Monday OF
November next, in the kennebec Journal,
newspaper printed in Augusta that all persons inter
rs,cd may attend at Probate Court then to be
held at Augusta, and show cause, ifany. why the
same should not be allowed.
EMERY O. BEAN, Judge.
Attest: HOWARD OWEN, Register. 3w46s
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Before II is too late, secure good sup
ply Of road-dust for winter use IN the dust
boxes of your poultry house. II can De
stored in old boxes and barrels. and used
when wanted
Old hens lay little. If any, in winter.
and but sparingly at any time; hence,
never keen hens for layers after three
wears of age, and it is more profitable to
sell them at the end of their second year.
II is REPORTED that this years wheat crop
in Canada has never been surpassed in
quantity or qnaity. The surplus will be
about 4 600, 900 bushels, which Is nearly
half a million more than last year and
nearly double what it was in 1873 and
1879.
The wheat crop of 1881 is reported to
be about III 900 900 bushels less than the
crop of 1890 There is said To- be sur
plus of 60, 900 900 bushels from the crop
Of last year. and rs the foreign demand Is
less there is not likely to be u rise IN bread
stuffs.
MANY of the most pernicious weeds with
which farmers have to contend are eagerly
eaten bv sheep in their early or soft state.
and ultimately may be eradicated in this
way. It Is stated as fact that land
stocked with sheep is comparatively free
from weeds.
Chickens, which from natural DISPOSE
ton, or from being kept on food too slim
Mating in its character. begin very early
to lay eggs, are generally stunted In
growth. and, consequently, never become
the fine. large birds SO desirable for the
table or the market.
Il is a common error that the roots oil
trees extend only rs far from the trunk as
the length of the branches; the truth Is
that they are usually longer on each side
than the entire height of the tree, A tree
thirty feet high forms circle of roots
more than sixty feet in diameter.
Italy and Germany establish ant hills in
their orchards. and leave the police SER
vice oftheir fruit trees entirely to the tiny
colonisis. which pass their time in climb
ing up the stems OF the truit-trees, cleans
ing their boughs and leaves of indicators,
mature as well as embryonic. and descend
ing laden with spoils to the ground, when
they comfortably consume or prudently
store away their booty. They never med
die with sound fruit, but only invade such
apples. pears and plums. "a have already
been penetrated by the canker. which they
remorselessly pursue to its Businesses
within the very heart OF the fruit.