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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
FROM MONDAYS DAILY:


 Major Otey came in from Jerome yesser- day.
 The Tip Top mise will be stArtsd up soor again.
 Telegraph wires are up ID all directioni again.
 BIB. Crapo, of Skull Valley, I. in town to day.
 Ed. wsgooer, of Lynx Creek, us in town today.
 Mrs. Goshsm A. sray is expected home within month,
 N. Ii. C0stss family will leave for the east to- morrow.
 The Gro fino hydraulic vosks starssd up few days siecs.
 J. .. Herudon came n fron the south Saturday night.
 P.J. scho6sld, . Big Bag business man, was in town to-day purchasing supPliea
 Mn. Roach will provide suppss for the St. Pssricks ball oa Wednesday evening
 Freighting between Prescott end Ash Fork is st sssndstill owing to the muddy condition of she roads The sdvertissmsos for proposals fos transportation in this military department appears in this issue, Geo. H. Tinker is russicstins ss c. 3. Bishops popular summer resort known q the -Four Mile House," Rev. c. 8. Beardslee, of the CongsegA- tional church, preached his farswsll sermos to large auiience lsst nigLt. Ti,s corner stone of the insane asyluu ~ss not laid on Saturday owing to the nor arrival of Governor Zalick, Dr. FArnasm came in from Lynx Creei Saturday evening. He reports . lsrgs amount of snow on the divide yet. Tue Tombstone comes to us printed ou manila paper. Nash talks jusf as sau;y and independent On brown ss on white pager.
 A party of eastern gentlemen are. visiting ou, town with F. N, Murphy, Arisorai Commissioner to the New Orlsans Exposi- .iop
 A term of the District Court will be held D St. Johns commencing next Monday. Quite ap exodus of our local attorneys is expected, to attend it.
 J. W. Sullivan left for Chino Station, on he line of the Atlantic 4 Pacific railroad, sester day, after ordering the JOURNAL MINER sent to him there.
 J. \. Roden burg and Judge orifho came up yesterday from . visit to Weaver. They report abundance of water for placer min. ipg there. While they were there Mesi- can brought in ss sso nugget.
 Young Rs,ciifi, who ~a. reoestly arrested or a telegram from Santa Rosa wss this morning released from custody on an order from the sherih of Sonoma County, Cal |. The ebargs against Ratclif, it sse@s, has been settled by Iris frienda there.
 Gen. John W. Horn. warden of the Maryland Penitentisry, wtifes that that new remedial sgeus-Red Star Cough Cure has beer used by the offcers of the institu ton, and has also b,sn given to . number of the inmates with remarkably beneficial results.
 !. J. Conway and psrtners have their ditch completed at Weaver and are engaged in ground sluicins. AS yet DO clean up hos beea mode, bat the gravel prospecs vel
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
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IRRIGATED TO sr. fxr.Icxs BAY,
ADREM.

\ voice from the past, long gone bye WisA ito echoes of treasured hope Of Erin usherd with every sigh Like captive Eolss snost. when shsll our vigil. through nights of
 gloom,
 Beneath the sprsDgled canopy above. DsAold the sssr of ~Tyranny's doom," The beacon, of tho Isle We lovel All through the shsdes of dreamy night Where e'er our fancy roams, Beneath fair LuuA's fairy light, Tis thy spirit. o Erin that noans. @ tell us! Is this but dream An excursion in fancyS train Ye voice fror the psst'j sha!ivs redeem Asd for Time's eternity retain, Our emerald carpeted isle of old, The home O Malachi, wko trod- Her green swsrd with hsarf SO bold Upheld by . righteous Godf Oppress'd see has been, for ages long, Held down by . bond of might! Dsrtsrd for gold, was freedoms soogl The song of the Red Branch Knight Msy the thuude. of freedom rend her
 sky
 Prom the rugged rocks of the north! Klxr h.. .,f hA tna on
 high
 Aud send the glad tidipgs forth Forth-vhere the morning dew drops From bosry forest 10 tangled sedge, Along where the gentle streamlets How, To old Eriu's southern ledge, Where r-bounding in echo, from coast to
 drli-
 Through the vale of Avoca so bright Carrisd by the outrage of brave Parnell To the dawn of an endless light, Welded by the worlds most powerful
 links
 Through the fall of Oppression's hand, AS sisvery into Oblivion sinks Giving Liberty ito Ireland,
 Letter LisI The following is the list of letters 8. ih. Post Office in Prescott, lriaona, for the week ending March 18th, Sse:
 ssrnett, William Humphrey Tnos Iark q Prescott Hews H L Mrs >oE WIS Jones Frank )unn William Hocafer Henry Falknsr William MeSurley A rarnas John Kiesmaid E
 Hendrickson Fl Call for advertised letters.
 JHA MARsH,
 Postmaster
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

R W. C. Warrington . well kno~n miner oi this coaoty anu recently assisea.t sditos of the Courier has gone east to vi.it his ismi'y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

The Prescosi rifles had good sttssdancs at their meeting last night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

The grand mach will connss,s peon6t- ly ., Q o'clock tonight
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

Tue Lion Store received asoei,cf large invoice of new spriag goods o-dsy.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

The Gsz-tte uodevss sDds that J. c. Herndon has srrsogsd fos the pufchase of property in Pneaix.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

Mrs. Roach ~iIi give sD elegant supper ct the ball to-nigh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

Tue Prescott, Grsys wiil give . socisl hop at their srufory on Tuesday evening next.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

Read proposal. 10 this issas
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17

Bsrbcrs ctnge democratic applicants for office in ihis territory oa'y halt pnce in ooosiderstion of the privilege of honing their raaon oa their cheek. Tombstone applicants CT, shaved for nothing. Sen tinsl.
 An alarm of fire uas sounded shis morn ing at few minutes post ten o'clock for . chimney fire in Frsd Willisns' residence. The department sas eat promptly, bus their services were not needed.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
DIED.

DOw.-Ia Nspa. California, March 9th,
 Nfs. James Dow, formerly of Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
ROOMS TO LEI.

EURylsHED ROOMS TO LET AT TEE CENTRAL HOTEL. WITH OR WIFI. OUT BoARr. Roons asS we'll ventilated. suaay and comfortable.
 HISS C. JOHNSON. i. Proprietor Central Hotel.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
Send for Samples of Cassimere. Showing SDie
 and Quality of our Clothing
Nc as Offering Special Line d Boys Suiis ages l2 to II vs.

Large direct cash buyings make close prices possible Our Country Order Department has again been enlarged and facilities added to accommodate increasing trade,
 We are this season. opening much larger and varied assortment than before.
 Collected here be found the latest styles and best quae from the leading markets of the word while guarantee price against any the WEST QUALITY considered
 A careful comparison but convince you that just what we say.
 We feel fully assured that the you compare prices and qualities the of your trade will
 Any order you send will receive prompt attention Our various lines Dry Goods Fancy Goods Coak Wrap Boots and Shoes Clothing Gents Furnishings Hats Caps Trunks, Valises, etc.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
Wednesdays Edition.

St. Patrick. day.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-17
]. 1. FISHER. Auctioneer :
Special Attention

Is directed to the Elegant Par Tor set and Solid Walnut Marble Top Bedroom Set. marl5td
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-11
PUBLIC SALE
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TOW y LOTS
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BALL-INGER,
tuesday, lune 80, 1886.


whose gtosrallirA. position. rommpUinsth'
trade of me Immense SCOPE of go NIN p" 'Hr
.uUIh aud west and it- hrHuulW I'd. 1lioh '"W
mrutiug it fu those Whu Hr,ltr "" 1--WE lH H
country ir,y from NM ariNl lnNurh'e-I make
ia pcuuuHTI} desirable point iNl lhr uri
chant aud settler. The eaters u' tlw efeeA hl
ever. lowiuu stream. wash thg uur,utru hu
eastern lIull. oi thr uity. Hnd l9h lh" ".u.
RADIO few hundred feet below, Zoo 'h' hrHi
of n rich Hgrltu AURA. uud shtrp raising '"Hh
trS. ia VIII also control the trade o lNr Wool
groWlus aud siu, k-fHi.luh countries ul ION
,trrru Cuuchu anu Crockett lhr country
auouuis iu splendid building siuHt aud iu1t
uidrrut woodland. while thee u.1 ado 7ul -.Iu
cfrrh AFFORD am abundance of fnuuWs " alrr
The pAvuuurual growth ui 40. ,.r '"i.
faiO ,ity and other towns Nh d. have egg
loved the trade ut thl0 section 800 Ihr rn'I DE-
Convincing proof tuHt HHlliusrr H7 ihr western
brmluu. The santa Fee. Wtll a. Dh.r as''iiu.
the Importance OF lts otuv, terminal p"lu.a.
Fuu Worth and Dallas
Inc Immense Immigration moving INTO lh,
western country lhr pasllvW 4rur7, drmuul' q
convenient shipping and traiF polul hh
thr santa BE- has furnished o. lhr' "ll "a.
uuy, establish shops and guuHi house. nHl
l.Ak, other improvements ur,r--H.I Hi lr'
lUlnnl puiuts me Boa IlihT ui d large ln'k
AutrlbS private capita b, Ilurrirl aa "ril d.
the erection u.z humble. of tu-lur7~ huNHr'
nurs upon which win commence Immediately
after tie sale
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-11
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-11

b, Il once retiring ON his ref sal
lar AM gently pushed him toward the
door, telling him to 20 homo at once.
ON reaching the door, after shaking
lou-c from my grasp, he pulled a good
sized ruch from his pocket and throw
IL with great force At my head, but |
threw zap my arm 10 protect my face
aud the stone striking on the arm
above the elbow, inflicted painful
IS uuud hc doctor here showed
reporter his wounded and band
aged arm, the blood having soaked
through the hsndage- "Jahlonow.
-hi then ran with all
his might. aud several
students pursued aud would have
captured him and turned him over to
the officers. but he ran into Mayor
~urp-' yard aud that gentleman took
him BOO charge and carried him up
town to "a police officer, aud he wa
hr.d Go appear before the recorder
But ~ this WAS regarded a. All aggra.
,ntrd assault ! made complaint before
Justice sleeper WHO bound the young
man. l.dgur lAbluuoWski, over uudci
800 ruud To- appear before The cuuu
/ @, court at it, next regular term.
"Nr Blair. the clty attorney, learn
ug OIL hr outrngc-, through question
iuv mc under oath, pcrpctratcd b.
90. pnrtjr- referred to, informed m
that % / Wuud furnish him n list %
lhc offenders. hc would pro-ecu'
them COB the iuli extent at the law.
shall furnish him Ihe desired list, All
900. tuu-ptr--ur- vi uud their Wa
tu br bard
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-11

We have nov ou haud much
larger stock of men and ho1 So straw
4 ats than We care to have Ht tN- -'n.
SON OF tho year aud 600 reduce iuDN
Wc nave marked th.mM' down 100
price and offer 70 better yg.urthm nt
ANY time this season.
~ANtFH liEuIutH-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-11

Nothing Joe view OF the publir and
lm ENANINtlt. eau excuse or pHih.
uIr iiu- Nmtuu, uutrhgrUu- aud mur
J,rDu-t assault p'u hrNeurrnhlr Or
Uurlr-uu \ young man, aged l,
.ui., n o. no excuse tor such HViclou-
assault upon man bowed with the
weight ol65 years aud who has iur
oNrrA third ut century presided N
president Texas educational iustl-
tuuore.
Hts high tune too that the hood.
uui-m 90 Young men, Who think ii
STUART Geo lutr pistols, insult Young la
uir, with their icWd gnnce- sud Often
lUu Boy Vulgar and anuollng expires
-iuu-. were mNdr to understand hN
ihc officers of the law that -ucl
tuuF- cannot and VIII not be cn
durrd in this lair city "
Waco II r To bc hope,
when pr HurIc,on. shall furnish 1,
thc city.Huthuritir- "a list of names o
such trAn-grcs-ars aud evidence %
these A,t-. that Judge Brnkerhu'
will. and hr SAYS lac viii deal thel
such dose OF legal medicine rs WiI
thorough, purge them Of such con
duct aud bees red nag Of warnin
to YIl others.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1886-06-11

IS Uptu. .. treuiUiHf. ''f f. r.,Ha"h u
.N..li..n. -ltuuul N.I tuuH. county
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
Co,piny Down to Farming.

Senator Eyart>, New York mus lie
ca eful what he about AMI mind his p and
a. bet err II u late speech he sai that
when "A man made Lure in evrryth ne
else Elm. a ! oIiti in included there wa1
nothin, left f'r him III TO go to te'ler
word or come down o arming'
Senator Evart should under and that no
man comes down o fa m ny. H. Is nj
once the mo { usefu! md most exalted of al
occu ation< A numu-huil w o has money
can 90 into tie United s,a g. senate A
good IN my men who are there now Lear Wiz
= ess 10 l.. Eut to l-come weii-fodo AZ
arm ng requires bra ms, Judgment lnIu' ry
and practical inte. .lgenc" OF tAe hi 'hest
order. No orl have (; rmrrs 10 contend
against drou h. wet "a onS, 70; ms ct pests
and IL the vii forces ot rajure tut hey
have also t. Ucar against the annual
erup ion Of idiocy o. the AVERAGE congress
man.
III, farmer task Il indeed ditli nit one.
To perform 1t thoroughly recur,s qualities
thu partake OF he ro C But The Ameri'
can farmer, orunaey. has rong, al'rt
mental faculties a good memory II one OF
them. for on thug. He vi probably not
forget Senator Evarts ilea Of the farmer,
how when a man was too utterly eSs'd
fool tor any hing else he had to come
down TO iarm,n;
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

For these and various other reasons we
favor small and select clubs for far nerS
They work better together III r. Is m"re
HARMONY he M gra ory ystm OF meet
IN at each other hon O. aid inu h
no ded so ial feature to The socey ~ 'e-
comes monthly dav Of recreation. soon
q d ntly sought bv each mem or. At s'imu-
laies grelter xertons IN improving anu
adornlng the home and farm de'id"ratum
greatly needed The select numb'r throws
more responsibility o, % b mem'er to be
present ut each me ting AMI aid In making
il a success. II hal Two or 'hroe OF these
select work ing hives in each township IN re
would soon be a marked advance n he
%, oluc i've capacity OF he arm in the neat
ness and arraugemen Il ali o isapront-
rnents. and more Ia to in the adornments OF
yard, house and the family. The sad tired
ami wan arptartnce would d'part from
many faces, rnd here would be fewer cas's
OF seeking the comfors nrd rein, ments Of
society Ia the towns nni ci iet
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

Young ,hickcns hatched even rs late as
March ring fifteen TO twenty cents n pounl
Hatched in January and February in east
ern cities they sell for seventy five cents Il
pound. Du k bring 50 apiece. The incuba
tor can be usel 10 good advantage for win
ter Matching.
Bulls can be easily kept in n lot fence
with harbed wire.
An Ohio man had hen that laid douh
yclked egg every o her day, and on the BE-
tween DAYS she laid two eggs ono of which
had "A shell while the o. her had none.
Owe Goo coo miles of harte | wire fencing
were made IN this country in ISIS IL ha,
been decided in the cour, that whero II 4
used for tho roadside fencing the owner can
not be held re pm lille for injuries done {,
animals along tho road.
A bushel of beans. rich in the nitrogenou
elements Tor which bcef is purchased q
any reasonable price will do moro TO sup
port life and lator in he family Of labor
Ing man than will four times. OF ten times
the same amount expended in Ceef lie
those to whom economy is an object pos.
this well.
The cost Of cultivptius . farm, and ,h
cost of sickness in The family, can be great.
reduced ty drainsgc
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
GROUND PLAN.

The house IL divided into four compert-
ments, for different breeds of fowls, ii they
are vented This suits the purpoe q.
poultry fancicrs well But ordinary tarN
peop.e who raj chickens Tor profit viii not
care TO keep breeds seUaratD ! he four
topara'e rooms will 10 n matter OF con
Vcni nee even then however enahjn one
70 get Mt the nests without tramping N
among the roostS, and to put sitting hens by
themselves For farm purposes the Ply
mouth Rocks and brown lie horns are h
best breeds TO get. A cross between the
two would rrob,blv Le oi exceptiona ex
,cellence lie par ition' between the apart
nientS are lao nded up to he bottom of the
windows From there on they are con
tlnuel with wire netting to let Ii ht all
through The window sllls are two feet ak
'nchcs ili,ch
nhr ground plan explains itself. The
6es's it viii be obs rvcd all range along the
cent,r pas agcvay. A the rear Of each l.
little ide door in the par'i on to admit the
hanl to collect eggs catch the hens Or
this may b. n trap our TO let down En"h
compartment has sinsl, door near III,
ground. at the Top oi the stone fol ndation,
for the fowls to pass and ont. his can
g shut a II ght AMI IN cold weather The
earth II or Is 1ne h 81 for the colnpar men q.
IL is the natural hing. The mn ure should
be cleared awav from time 10 Time sufficient
Nv To le We the floor a dus wa low for the
hens A Jie OF nno gravel should
be thrown upon each foo., too. In winter
the house can he heated by hot water pea
buried just below the surface of The ground.
Tho wa or i, hca'cd by kero-ene lamp,
which will urn all night with, VI repensh-
,ng. Bv means OF this warm hou,e cggs can
be had p enti.u ly III winter. Chicks can be
hutched in midwinter n 20. ready TO make
spring broiers The separate comnariments
vii! make 1t ensy to rcnr them. They should
be allowed outdoors of warm days atter
5he first two weeks
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
Killing sheen.

A sheep inn rovcs N flaN or with ngc, and
healthy aId fat II TACT they u ust be two
V, ar> ol or NOR, before they max wlat is
called red mn' ton, that IL, muJ on whlcn
when cook 'd done ha, red gravy. 1t is best
before kiuln, to let the she p ramain twelve
hours Wituout food, having pien,y OF wa'tr.
Then every hing bi ready, cut the
hecp lhroat c,o @ the inv and head to
the bone, IN cr..ny the Rni'e into the sp pnlI
90 umn OF Tho neck to insure qrick de th-
Tne Lild quartz shou d lhen To- SIX nned,
ns they arc ensi reached; n gammoust c (
is hen inscr ed into the slue0s Il, he
no k when tho sheep is 81 pen Ell
AMI tho ,kinni ,g completei. Next the
rle tines should 80 quickly TAX out
whic prev nts tho wool IA to so oitel NJ n.
Ionel by haters Of mu ton. This taste
comes from an iHfusion Of the cT"retlou7 IN
to lIe circula ion alter the vial powers no
longer prevent /, a the IA ep has the long
e I intcstin of rnmin lntS Ia killing game
EXP" rt' always take out the intestins at
once for the same reason. TIL carc1s' OF
mutton may then b wrapped in the woply
sd of In sheep kin without harm ex-
'crimps- will show h IN ep NAV TO
hung up a once by twine around tho hooks
ard the gamm ON stick, and the sam opera
ton gone lhrou h but tho first process is
the best Toronto Globe
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

Tho Iowa Register 'ays that dozen
people is enough to form farmers club.
Tb should I've men and women both. They
sh uld meet at one anothers homes, where
nobody will come who 10 no. specially in
Vited Once month, the year around, the
Yneetip2S shou,d bo held, and regularly at
tended Those at who homes the club
sneets for the month will take care TO have
abe house and fam in the be order TO be
Booked at 10y cri cal eyes. The next month
she next farmer will try TO rival tho last
siDe. and 10 improvement will be steady api
constant The Register editor adds:
Besides the improvements in house. farm
snd ock tho Sc ect CLUB sys ems bring to-
se ber pprsons who have confidence in each
other, and there is more freedom ~ express
sion and action The men and women soon
begin 10 feel the same freedom To talk and
act that they do in their own family circle
Ono of The greatest drawbacks to the farmer
and his public efforts Is his back wardness in
communicating his ideas before pubic as-
sembiieS he soon loses all this embarass-
ynpnI in the seclusion Of h.s select club. We
have known intelligent farmers, who could
moi 10 induced to sa word before pro-
vnsscuous audience, who were soon ready and
anxious to talk freely and 10 the purpose
before the club. Ard soon the pubic 10
,sane aston shed at hn freedom and famil-
sarty In conducting pn lie meetings OF IDS
futy. OF for temperance, agriculture. OF
anything 80 frequently demanding active
.sd clear hesded men The private club Il
fAss place &C educate farmers for such post
6iOnS
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
Knew Worry Well He Didn't DO It.

Matte is devoted retainer and henchman
OF her big brother Henry. The latter is
frequently in trouble, brought ab"ut by his
carelessness His father, going into the wine
cellar, found three bottles of a choice wine
shattered on the floor, which was dyed in
their costly blood. Meeting the aforesaid
Henry soon after, the irate parent accosted
him with, That's some Of your work, Master
Henry; Oh, you needn't look 80 innocent-you
know who did it,
Little Matte, standing by, turned on her
ndoring papa a pair Of bright eyes blazing
with wrath, and stamping her tiny foet, ex-
claimed, "No, he didn't do 1t neither; so
nowp
The amused parent, trying to preserve q
proper severity, but vtsihly softening. turned
on this unexpected antagonist, with
@lndeed, Miss Mattel And how do you
know lie diintfn
"'Cause," triumphantly cried the fearless
little champion, "'cause saw him didn't ~
San Francisco Ingleside.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20
The Theory OF Thought Transference.

EXPERIMENTS have proved that thoughts and
visual impressions not only, but tastes and
pains also, may be conveyed from person to
person by concentrated thinking IN given
direction, and if concentration OF thought
can cause pains, the author triumphantly asks,
il il unreasonable TO assume that 1t can cure
painsi
The process by which thought is transferred
without visible appliances has not yet been
determined; hut it is generally agreed that it
CORRESPONDS in some sense to the familiar phe-
nomeua of the transmission and reception OF
yibratory energy, as in the case OF tuning
fork or string in unison with another, which
will communicate its impulses through the
air; or us in the case of glowing particles OF
gas, which, acting through the luminiferous
ether, can throw into sympathetic vibration
cool molecules of the same substance at dis
tance; or as in the case of a permanent mag
net, which, being brought into room, viii
throw any surrounding iron into condition
similar TO its own.
The exact medium Of communication in all
these instances is unknown; but the fact OF
communication is indisputahle. In like man.
ner we may conceive the philosophers tell us,
that for every thought there Is correspond
ing motion of the particles Of the brain, and
that this vibration Of molecules Of brain stuff
may he communicated to an intervening mo
dium, and thus pass under certain circum-
stances from one brain to another, with cor
responding smultaneity of impressions -
Globe Democrat Book Review.
The Ottawa free trader., 1886-02-20

in different place IN the orchard. They are
double l,oardci with tarrcd paper hetween,
and with large windows on the south side
In each We keep stock Of hens, and by rais-
ing Scve al brools OF chickens in each there
is no roublc in keeping the hens and ch OK
ems sea tered all over he orchards.
We have never found better insecticido
for all clas Of insects that ever come tC the
ground than an oil hon with a brood Of
chi k,, uneSs perch,nca it b. n clutch Of
du kS. And our orchards 20 far as the hens
ro I'm, are entirely clear from insects Rural
New Yorker