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BAR-ROOM FIGHT.
Two Men Badly Cut In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, July 22-Durins q row
in n saloon last night in which five men
parpicipated, Thomas COnvery waS stabbed
in the head and neck and Samuel Ansley
in the abdomen and thigh. Convery's
injuries are pronounced fatal. He idett
fled Thomas McCarty as the man who cut
him, but another. man, John Conkling or
Conghlin, voluntarily acknowledged that
hc had done tho cutting. Conklipg and
McCarty were both held to await the rs 5.
splr Of the injuries inflicted. ,.'
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SENT BAOK.

RussIsu Refugees who Could Nos bs Pre-
vlded For. -n,.r ...I talsr
PHILADELPHIA, July 22-The steamship
Lord Cough, which sailed for Liverpool
to-day, took out 60 Russian refugees Vho
are sent back to England because the
local committee her, caunOt provide for
them. About $50 are st;ll here in charge
Of the refugee association. The president
of that body has forwarded q letter to the
London committee explaining the causes
leading to the return Of the refugees.
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CON0

[aGj a ...IIIc I.rI-ylr7TI.-
ksSssssscee - ehe senate
WA1A1qroM, July 23.11he following
were among the btus passed BY the S"''-
aee !: .i...i9f ,a.iH t.s,n,. 9"s
froya@Qe e0oleseea So4Q1Eeai seoooIs
for IndiAn ayoatne ana a ansese'ssnGi We
~ Of unoeceDded Uthanry srrsa. be-. for
s0ch PaEP04 h0s ,iaia 81 n.bnu.. u.
doueo ~ 9S91SuN Vo Afs.
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Snip Burned and Captain Drowned.
LONDON, July 22.-The ship Peruvian
Congress from Calcutta for Boston has
been totally lost one hundred ,ni3es of
Diamond Island, British Burmah. The
captain was drowned,
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Iron Moulder.. Convention Aeieurned.

Iron Moulders' Convention Adjourned.
NEW YORK, July 22.-The iron mould
ers' convention, Which has been in seSsion
for the past two weeks in BROOKLYN, has
just adjourned sine die. Considerable rou-
tine business has been transacted, bat wa
not made known. The different branch Of
the association are said to be in prosper
ous condition and have good capital.
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When you nave an in1lammed eye, swelied
hand, or decayed and aching tooth, you DO
not take and fll your stomach with drugs to
cure II. but apply cooling lotion or some
soothing narcotic directly to the parts. SO ii
prOfuse or scanty urine, or the secretory svs-
tenn is clogged and inactive you should use
Prof Guilmette'! French Kidney Pad, which,
give speedy relief and always cures the dis.
ease: Ask your druggist tor it. For sale at
kauffDan's drug store, North Queen street.
~ ~ ... = :! = jy22-S&W r
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THIRD EDITIOHI
ALaA lAoIl
6A9UNDAYBVRNIlf0. JUEY 99,sl8oK
WARLIKE NEWS.

.A.o.,as. .u.,o4.,ans l..,..,aaas,.ssr 1..ll.si . !

Rsnts-Aore Troops DisDaeohso frsn
/, bo1I IE.siasa- l.rsSsess Isav'sg - |
70 als5ssIE siCaaee IaGtC ia
LONDON, July ,22-12:3O q. ma di3
patch from Alexandria 10 tho Daily Tell
grap1, dated $50 this morning, say3
"AaNr General Alison y juss movi1I Odt
I with two, regiments Of infAntry and =
mounted rsq1adrun, in tho direoki00 d
Arab Pacha's intrehchmeuts. This novS
ment will probably lead to an engage
ment.' !, ID. ,..f ..-u.,.sf
LONDON, July a, $50 p. n.-A dii
patch from Alexandria says, reoonnais0u
oes arc making today in the directi01 df
Ramley and Milaka. Several dead bodies
have been found In tho MahmoudicA
canal. re E,,4 80, vs.. .ts an, ~ I'D :, :, .i,,,, ~
More Troops On tho way.
LONDON, July 22.-The troop, ship
Euphrates lefs Portsmouth to-day. 6he
took sixteen hundred and ninety -eighf
men. Her captain received sealed orders
before sailing. Il is presumed that hot
destination will be Alexandria and not
Preparing for nos,iilties.
P0Rr SAID, July 22.-At laI meeting Of
the foreign consu!s held yesterday it was
agreed to call on the admirals and tho
captains of the men. Of.war in the harbor
~ so.";..s ssa wa. uS .s sseEs s ~ ~ sho ~ ~
s soousy y. 'uo t4uiyPos'IW: W ~ euo. ".IH.r ~ ~
S.eu' S"n Ut. va .. .t UusorosH rc.n.;"r.
M". ".e Gsa Ccen s:IS ~ W. ~. : p'"ns Ss. =
T,' Tv.' uuS.n'o', S :':s aOo.s -. u. ivm ~
ano n''ys a' iSmaliia sIo nuIuOI'uk ,ID tne
CoPs' Ivefy H"rope"" ''"S n"S "o" "'" "''
Naao' .,.,. f.- s.8-r.. ....t.,..i ..rur
ALEXANDRIA. July 22:-Some cores
pOndents having reported that they were
hred upon Yesterday at village few
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lasrvesr Home f'lcnic.

A harvest homo picnic, given under the
auspices of tho What Glen association, is
being held at What Glen this afternoon.
Particular care has been taken to make
the party . select ons-no ono being ad-
mitted to the ground without IN invitation
and tickets not being transferable.
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J11acIjE6 6C...1I 11I0@ |

.H4kScURb Eks}l ilkAHAst
The following statement OF " illism J, Cough
in, of somerville. Mass. = - remMkable thal
We beg to ask for Il tho attnnt1on of our READ
ers. Hc sAy6: 'sIn the ia1l OF 1876 was taket
with violent bleeding Of the lungs, 1oilowet
by severe UVgh.T coon began to lose mt
appetite and Assh- II Vas so-Weak n one tfmf
that could not leave my bed. In the SUM
mex Of ls77 was admitted to tho City Hoepita4
While there the doctors said I had hole II
my LETT lung ss big as iMlEdoTlaf. exrend
ed over q hundred dollars In doctors and med
icines. Twas 90 tar gone at ono time reporl
went around that was dead gave mp fbpe
but q friend told me OF DIR. WIN. HALLE
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS. I laughed q
my friends. thinking my case iS Soursble, but
got botre to satisfy them, wien 10 my sur
prise and qualification, l commenced to fed
better. Ny hope, once dead, began to revive,
AID to-day feel in better spirits than have
the past three years. ir,gv
II write this hoping you vii publish 1t. sp
that every one aflicted with Deceased LunRb
will be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALL'6
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that 1t has done me more good than all the
other medicines have taken since my sick
ness. Ny cough has almost entirely disap-
peared ana shall soon be able to go to work.
Sold nv H. d. Cochran, I37 Forth Queen street.
fm0Hs CUsB WILL Immediately rei1sve
Group, WhoOpfng Cough and Bronchitis, For
sale at Cochran's drug store, LIZ North Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

CArAsRH cured, health and sweet breath se-
cured by Shiloh'j Catarrh Remedy. Prtce 50
cents. Nasal Injector tree. For sale at Coch-
rams drug store, 1c7 North Queen st.
;. ------~-Ii .---.-- myl-INdooW&N
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cot,on MN Earned. .

PROVIDENCE, r. l., July 2e.-The Chase
cotton mill, 2,700 spindles, in Washing-
ton Village, Coventry, was burned h0t
night. It was owned by Messrs. Higesks
and Fisdel, and insured for 81, SEQ. The
owners estimate the loss at t40,OOO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

NEW YoRK, July 22.-Early this morn
ing Patrick Mssny, aged %, whilo asleep
ON the window sill of his room on the
fifth floor, overhalanced ,hinself and foll
70 the ground. He received injuries that
he died shortly after.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

PHILADELPHIA, July y22.-During fight
last night between a young man named
Peter Riley and John G. Conemy, 65 years
old, the latter was stabbed in the head
with a. >pitchfork by Riley. The wounded
man died at an early this morning. Riley
has been applehended.
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Thumb Cat Oh.

James Smith, of Marietta, had the end
of one Of his thumbs mashed by being
caught between the tow line of . canal
boat, and the side Of the boat. Drs.
Mowery and Norris amputased the in
jured member. III .@IFIJ tor, g.. {
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PassSdThrv1sA,

A special train passed through this city
on the way to Gettysburg st $40 this
afternoon. Ithad on board several Phil.
sdclphia posts Of g. A. R. 80 -
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Mothers! iAOthers!! NothersM
Are you disturbed ut night :and broken OF
your rest by a sick child suffering and crying
with excruciating pain of cutting teeth? IL
sO,gO at once and get bottle of NJ rs. WIN.
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdisrely-depend
upon 1t: there ia NO mistake about II, There
Is not u mother on earth who has ever used 1t,
who will not tell you ut once that It will regu-
late the bowels, and givo rest to tho mother
and relict ami health to the child, operating
like magic. II Is perfectly safe tO use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is the
prescription OF one of the Oldest and best
female physicians and nurses in tho United
States, Sold everywhere. c5 cents a bottle.
;n2-ly-M,W&S&W s.E sntfs tE s.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

Gram asd fFovnssa sDassass0s.r-|
Ono O'Clock quotations Of eTaIn ana pr0vk .
ions, furnished by o.-k. Yundt 0rOksr, ~
July =
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Tartar
Are barnacles on the teeth; at first creamy,
then crusty, then removable only by the dem
tist. IL lOCsens the teeth, and makes the gum
tender. Don't permit it to gather; Use SOZO
DON'T, and keep the mouth clean and the
teeth healthy. jyISlwdeOd&w
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FOE AALE.

1lUBLlC SALE OF AIIOT OF VERY FINE
i High Bred KENTUCKY HORSES.-On
~ IND Ia a. ~ y 1ss & viii Dc n SOLO af pub
street. Lancaster. Pa, the following, to Wit {:
TWENTY-FIVE head OF Kentucky Horses. high
bred and all gooi sizes, from l51f to IS hands
suitable for saddle or harness; ie are fn0
roadsters, very speedy are heavy draft
tain joe" is hands high, 5 years old. The
horse will recommend himself. Also, Mt the
same time and place will be sold French Nor
old, and Z sure foai setter. Pedigree furnish
ed on day of sale.
Sale to commence at l o'clock, when terms
JOSEPH A. OCKER.
j. REBNAN, Auct. 903td
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Ladies'. II you are suffering from we1k bell.
mel vousDeee, leucorcbDa or in fact any az
ease a the ktdneyA bladder yoylx4Ae30 0Fgan4
epoG. Gud11 S~f1e&H KIeHett4A6 W14I
cafe you R6r Sa1e af 2Sa6mSn 3 dfa4 Stor33
North Queen otroet,rr jyaS&W
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

There Is more stseE'gun restoring power IN
bottle of Parker's Ginger Tonic than in a
bushel OF malt or a gallon of milk. This ex-
plains why inyalids find 1t such wonderful.
fnvlgorant tor mind and body. See other
column. tyl-lmdeOd&eOw
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PErERsBuaa. Ns., JAY a A-Ilishagd
Garland, Who aAet ed tillsA 30asYh, I'D
Olson, Of BaltinosA, II . lnely ~ kasan.
burg ooanty last Wseks ssxanins3yes1s
before three county Dag1aGaAtaosi 'NhO
after hearing tho testimony o. ViGalstes
sent him On tri6l foe nsurder - -, naxt
term Of the oouDty sSustt - - shelAeo the
second Monday Of nsxt n0aeh>- Bsilrvas
Ioln0od. aoi'ayh~ rtii rfdf sri'Fi ~ rls7a
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SIMS Of the Fathers viated OFF the Ohildren.
Physicians say that scrofulous taint cannot
be eradicated we deny it "in toto" II You
60 through q thorough course OF Burdock
Blood BitteIs. your blood will get as pure as
you can wish Price 81. For sale at II. u.
i;ochrar's drug store, l37 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
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ALL who are afflicted with salt rheum ITCH
scald head, impetigo. and every other erup-
ton OF the skin, should use GlennS Sulphur
Soap. ;yl7-lwdeodGw
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JOHN w. LEBzELrER Is NO longer connected
with the firm OF Philip Lebzslter q Co. al-et*
FOR lame Back, Side or Chest. use ShilOh's
Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For sale at
Cochran's drug store, LIZ North Queen st. !.
mvl lWdeO Ow&w
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"Yield not to MIsfurtunc." Give Ely's
Cream Balm q thorough trial II you would be
ncss. or quickly relieved OF colds I'm fine mead
Cream Balm effectualIv cleanses tI,e nasal
messages of catarrhal yirus. causing healthy
sccrctions. alIays Inflammation. protects the
mer brunal Innings of the head from additional
colds, com pletely heals the sores and restores
tho sense of taste and smell beneficial re-.
suits are realized by a few applfcatfons. A
thorough treatment will cure Catarrh. Hay
Fever. &c, The Balm ia easy to use and agree.
able. Sold by druggists at 30 cents. On re-
CENT of so cents will mail n package,
. cAnAM nAhM ~. Os"eSo' NJ T.
E"' S"" Wy A'''~S'ef ni"ssS.o,
IeoISu0w
T,,., ,,o,,,,r ,,on mr. r,o.uo, ~,,o ,,,,,s xo,
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Excur,son 10 Ati..r,e s;,sv,

Excursion % A0o0e1c C3ey.. !
Atlantic City has always hseu . pl,ee ol
peq14aF zSctiyeaeog % lLetsastdans,
and tho Snnouncement Of an excursion 70
that popular seashore resort on Thursday,
August ID, under. tie maaagement Of
Hsverstick and Clark, will secure for it q
liberal and deserved patronage. Tho fare
Tor the round trip win b only $500, tickets
good for two days. Il comes at . timely
season, tho rate ~ low, tho arrangements
and recommendation are excellent, and
the gIaceS9 dl1tida tlDn- The Rde. popular
at To- sd e6ast. The greSt advantage
offered by this exclusion ID that
those, going .0R it tcan como homo on
any train within two days. Even persons
Wishing TO spend . day in the city can
profit by it, . feature advertised in no
other. Special chances are offered 20
Marietta, Columbia, Mt. Joy, Lapdisvill
and Other, local points, rThe nanagers will
be on board the css sSat look after. tho
comforts or their patrons.
A Card 70 the Public.
oocgW stspS q ISchsr's sbtdidisg. southwest
anglo Centre square, where I hope to see ail
my friends and patrons. Great reduction in
all classes of Shoes to reduce my large stock.
fy1A+fi&w Rsspectfalfv. : Il. LEVY
Grand Family Excursion
To Atlantic city ON Thursday, July eth.
Round trip tickets good for three days or re-
turn same day. Fare from Lancaster and
Colnmbia only $aOQ, Landisville, Lancaster
junction, Mannheim. Lititz and Ephrata, Sa7S.,
Trains leave Lancaster king street) at 100 q.
M. Columbia 100 q. m, Landisvilie 4:95, Man
helm 4:25. Lititz As. Ephrata 455. Cheapest of
the season. t~a$ Z ty9O,f2, n, 2, ,2s<w
1t. Johns Lut.: eran Church.
Preaching tomorrow morning by Rov. e.
v. Gerhard, II. ID. NOeveninH service. .....,
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Facts Sneak tor Themsalves.

G. r. Hall. GRANVILLE, ILL.,, writes " never
cold any medicine in my life that gave such
In my own case 1t cured q badly liberated
throat, and in threatened Group in my chill
dren 1t never failed to relieve" For sale at
H. B. Cochran's drug store, l37 North Queen
street, Lancaster. tFI''- ! : : {
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-07-22

I'll wkArnsh xsDsOArruSs.i' bps
WAsH1NaroN, July 2a.-Fof the Mi3ile
Atlantic states, cloudy Ee2thSr, - with
local local rains, variable SipdA mostly
northeriy. nearly stationary ts6pfrstpe
and pressure. q" '''-'' -,
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j, REBNAN, Auct.

EOk SALE.-ThE UNDERsl0NED
Il Special Committee Of the Shiflier Steam
Fire Engine and Hose Company, appointed
by said company at their last general meeting
held on the 18th inst, offer for sale the follow
First . Lot Of Ground, situated on the west
side OF South Queen street. between Andrew
and Hazel streets, fronting on said South
and extending in depth 14S feet, more or less,
adjoining property OF Henry ". Sheriff on tho
together with = TWoStory BRICK ENGINE
HOUSE thereon erected, the said house hav-
ing bell cup0la thereon attached.
Second, STEAM FIRE ENGINE. which Is
o fourth class vertical, built by Cole & Brother.
Pa1tucket. X. ]. The cylinder measures .
brass pumps. The boiler is a good steam gen.
orator, with 234copper tubes /; can START In four
minutes after lighting the firc, and can throw
teet, and has twenty feet Of four.inch suction
hose, with spanner. wrenches. oil cane, &c.
We guarantee this engine in firstclass condi-
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Grand Family Exoursiou

1t. Johns Lutheran Church.
PreacLdns tomorrow morning by Rev. e.
v. Gerhard, ID. ID. N0evening service. ..ur
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Invalid wives ana mothers quickly restored
to health by using Browns Iron Bitters. A
true tonic. For sale at y. p. Gochra9's drug
Ii = IL II ! iyl7l Hd&w
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BOOTS q. 0AORh.

Hl0CKLEAN1OUO
nIs,OLUTlON or HFAHfNEi2SnIF.
IL The co-partnershjp in the Merchant
tailoring business, ,heFeaA,90F0 0e1istine6eSWeen
by mutual consent. All pegD0ns io any man
ner indebted to the said drm, are respecflully
solicited TO make Immediate payment tO8. s.
RATHSON, who II hereby Authorized 70 re.
ceive the same: and those having ciaims
against said firm viii please present them for
settlement. s0 D. 8. RATaVOR.
sl..rrz.s - u. FsSHRR,y
lOl North Queen b.. LaaGastSf, Pa.
SPECIAL NOTICE. = Upttl furihA4 an
n0uncoment, the business, without tnterrup-
ton, will bo conducted BY tho undersigned.
who s0licits q continuance OF the patronage
Is hereby gracefully ackn0Vi6d9ad. mn
-7'T7-|, W e. 9. kATHvON,
jyis-lmdAssw Pr1etical Tailor.
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CoLDEN's Liebig's Liquid Beef and Tonic In
vigorator will cure indigestion. and perpetu.
ate bodily vigsr. Take no other. OF druggists /
jyl7-lwdeodGw {
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Group, WhoOpfns Cough and Bronchitis, For
sale at Cochran's drug store, LIZ North Queen
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N.Y. 1DTEETISE1IENTS.

Il Five Omnibuses will leave Haughton' 3
Livery Stable, No. 22l North Queen street,
TOMORROW (SUNDAY) MORNING AT
7O'CLOCK FOR LANDISVlLLE
...s.--- CANP1EETIEG, -.r.f-.
returning at O'Clock p. M a.. .-.-l .
Fare, 90 cents far Round Trip. It,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES..
"Rough On Rass."
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, ,fiies, ants, bed.
bugs, skunks. chipmunks, gophers. l5c.
Druggtsts. 90 -, ..,.t ,... ... U7f jyl7-lwd
Puny. weak, and siclly children, need
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t will strengthen and
tnvigOrate them. For sale at II. b. Cochran's
drug store, l37 North Queen street.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

p@orders by mail win receive prompt
attention.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

1 philadelphia and brio Diyi.ion.l-on and
after December r. 1877
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

TuE TEST ~ TINS NATIONAL wELTAHE T. THE iHTELLi
gEscE AND FROHPEEITY OF rnE FAEHEE.
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"broken days." which often occur on
every farm, by reason Of wet wealth
er, or changing from one job TO an
other, or for some other reason, we
had one Of the men take n horse and
plow and freshen and deepen these
two rows, and then bring from the
stable sled load of COW manure,
which, by driving between the two
rows, was easily deposited. in little
heaps in the burrows, about four feet
apart, and two good forkfuls TO the
heap. We followed with a hoe, level
ing and tramping the little heaps and
covering them with the fresh earth
thrown out by the plow, and then
planted "bean pole" firmly in the
centre Of each chill" All this, done
in this wholesale way, required bnt
little time and trouble, and the bills
were ready for planting. On the
18th of May, thinking all danger OF
frost was over, we stuck three or
four beans in "A semi-circle on the
north side of each pole, and two
weeks later. filed the south side in
the same way, for a succession. The
after cultivation differed in no way
from that received by the other por-
tions of the garden - running the
horseshoe between the rows as often
as convenient, and using the hand
hoe TO cut out and cover weeds be.
tween hills. When the vines reach
cd the top Of the poles, which were
Of uniform length, and but six feet
above the ground, they were cut of
and not suffered 10 "ramblc on at
their own sweet will The effect Of
this was 20 materially increase the
produce, and hasten maturity. A
TO the results we had fresh lima beans
in great profusion and Of the finest
quality-many more than we could
use while green even by the aid Of
our ncighbors and as the pods grew
hard and turned yellow, they were
picked, baskeiful at a time, and
thrown on the barn floor where the
sun and air could reach them through
an open door, where they soon bo-
came fully ripe, the pods growing
hard and crisp, and many Of them
curling up and cracking open. In
this condition a few minutes tramp
ing with a pair OF old, soft shoes,
shelled out the beauties, and after
passing through the windmill, more
than a bushel were bagged and put
away for winter use. And this is
only one Of the many illustrations
we could give Of how, by this simple,
easy, feid.ayie way Of managing their
gardens, most farmers could vastly
increase their supply of "garden
truck with little or no increase OF
cost in time or labor.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
How waushaSum Thorough Bred
Corn is Grown.
iiy nf D. L. sturisvani

Us nf D. L.Siurisvani
Select the best corn procurable, of
the type desired. and plant only the
kernels from the shapcly ears Of high
charactcr-not the ear far larger than
the type, nor smaller than the type,
but of large acreage size Of the type
and plant every kernel on the cob,
the butts and the tips as well as the
central kernels. Plant in hills, so
that each plant can be readily acces.
siblc. Have the land in fertile con
dition, neither poor nor over-rich.
Then as soon as the tassels appear.
and before the pollen is formed, pass
through the field and remove every
stalk which does not show q large
appearance of caring, in order that
each ear formed may be sure to re-
ceive pollen from q plant equally as
fecund as itself. From these ears,
the best and most perfect in all re-
spects, ears which we know have
come from prolific fathers as well as
mothers, select the ears for tue next
years planting, and thus continue.
The good effect will be very per-
ccptible the second year, will be
very marked the third year, and the
fourth year will become so firmly es
tablished as TO be considered almost
race character. The Waushakum
corn is the outcome of this practice,
and its lace character Is so strong
that, strangely enough, excellent re.
ports of its holding TO type have
come from Alabama in the South,
Michigan in the West, and Japan for
foreign country.
Dr. Sturtevant complimented us
last spring with a sample Of this
corn, and Notwithstanding the on.
favorable season, we succeeded 10
getting some splendid specimens Of
it, and intend this spring TO plant
five acres of good ground with it,
giving it fair trial.