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Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19

deep hem finished with a black silk cord
 around the bottom. The bodice is coat
 shaped, with DO seams save the center one
 in the back It Is open in front, lined
 with black silk and has deep pointed
 rever collar pipsd with white all around.
 The bodice fastens with three button links.
 The full separate plsstron Is made of white l crepe gathered into the neck with plain | standing collar.
 A pretty sort of coat, fitting faultlessly | to the waist line and from there spreading into fluted skirts, has a sailor collar 90 | wide that 1t reaches from shoulder to | shoulder In the back. It hangs quite
 smooth and stiff and Is of white felt.
 The combination of grey and white is a
 very striking enc, and distinctive among | the prevalent browns and blues.
 Very little jewslry of any kind is wors, | though many well dressed women still | carry lots of hsfness attached to their belts l and call the lot chatelaine. Buckles and hat pins, too, are permitted, and buckles mean lot, for they are used on garters corsets, belts, hats, shoes, etc. What lit | tie jewelry you do wear should be old whether you buy it new or not, but ths I ieweler can manage that for you.
 FLoRETTE,
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
Nor HieIauchoIy Days,

IF. L. Stanton in Atlanta Coustitution.l These ain't the melancholy days" no matter
 what they say. There's more good fun in all the ways thau's
 been there many a day. The creckin' of the teamsters whip-the shout.
 in of boy As the apples come a-tumblin' dowD-that's joy
 for you-big joy. These ain't the "rnelanchoIy ydays''-there'sl slots
 O fun in sight, The cool and bracln' mornin's, an the big caE
 fires at night; The hounds upon the rabbits 1.-the wild
 doves on the wing The maiden with the red lips. an the lover with
 the ring. These ain't the melancholy days-not much
 there're full O life, An yourr thankful fer your sweetheart, an
 you praise God fer your wife, An then, on general prnciples-in view of what
 He's givin'- You shout hallelujah for the privilege O hvin'
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
SLOW.

"They have thrown me overheard" said a disappointed politician, "but I've strength enough to swim to the other side. " Texas Siftings.
 ssWaiter, it is almost halt an hour since ordered that turtle soup!" Waiter-Sor- ", sir, but you know how slow turtles are. -Fiegende Blstter.
 Judge-How do you explain your being found inside Major Browns chicken-coop last night? Prisoner-Jedge, dar war chick. ems inside de coop, sah.-Brooklyn Life. Young Man-I want an engagement ring. Jeweler-Yes, sir. About what
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
wy l06 Wall St. N. Y.

First literary man ktotAl RbstAinerl- Been on ismboTee sgAin, sec. How is 1t that all you bright fellows have such e penchsut for the social glass and tendency to get over the bay. Why do you do itl Second literary man lwho looks on the wine when il is red)-Well, I don't know, you mustn't judge us too hkrshly. If you were e bright fellow, perhaps you would do the same.-New York Press
 Wiggs-Whstis the trouble. old fsIlowi
 Wsggs-0h, I'm suffering from 6 bad attack of indigestion, that's all
 Wiggs-Been indiscreet about your diet, ehl
 Wsggs--Yss; I had bread and milk st the restaurant for lurch, and the man who sat opposite to me al the table had plain lobster soused in vinegar. I've been sui feIing bangs of agony evsr tinoe.-Somer- vile Journal
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
FASHlNN NNTES.
Striped Anyway, Hut "Grisafileo ii
 You Will.

Another word in the glossary of fash
 ions terms Is "grisaille." It is used by
 the ultra knowing to express mixed black too killing to say that a gown is black,
 striped grlsaille. But not to be too exqui- site, the goods composing the garment sketched herewith will be described simply ss black and white striped suiting for the skirt, and black cloth for the bodice, with white cord and silk trimmings. The skirt is made of front, two side and two back bresdths biased to give very little fulness at the top. It Is lined with silk and has 8
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
M. Bristol &SOlS S54 Chapel Street.

THE CONNECTICUT SAVINGS BANK,
 a corporation duly organized
 under charter granted by the c,,r
 legislature of Connecticut and oO" CnIn
 located in the town of New N,H ToIH., E yr,, Haven, CorSIy
 JOHN DONOVAN, JR.,
 Of the town of New Haven.
 NOTICE OF SALE OF MoRTGAGED PREM
 ISES
 TN pursuance of an interlocutory judgment of l foreclosure and sale made in the above enti- tied cause. bearing date the 26th day of Septem ber, 1898, I, the undersigned, the committee ap- pointed in and by said judgment to make said sale, will sell at public auction at Nos 1134, 1l36 and 113S State street, New Haven, Cbeing the mortgaR ed premises described in said judgment, the 25th cay of October 1893, at il o'clock in the forenoon, by Michael Dilior, auctioneer, the mortgaged premises mentioned in said judg- ment and therein described as follows = lot of land with all the buildings standing l thereon and situated in the town of New Haven and bounded and described as follows South | by State street. fifty (50) fest east by View ! street, one hundred and thirty Q3O) feet north l by land of Thomas Rochefort, fifty (50) feet l and west by land now or formerly of the heirs ol l Lawrence Myers one hundred and fifty Q50, feet. EDWARD H. ROGERS, Committee.
 Tyler, Ingersoll & Moran, Attorneys for Plain tiff, 139 Orange street, New Haven, Corn. o1s
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
EnITORIAL NOTES.

The Portuguese have saying that no man can be good husband who does not eat good breakfast. And can woman be good wife who does not know how to make good breakfsst'
 The French government has just created, ip the nature of sn experiment, 8 postal service by camel express in the French ter ritory of Obosh and the Somai coast. In connection with this service special pro- visional stamp will be issued, the value being francs.
 Fifteen thousand votes were cast in @ Boston competition to decide on the bes, names for girl baby and for boy baby. Helen led the list for the girls with l, ,37a votes, Martha standing second, with ], ,23C votes, Ruth received 655 votes and Mary 5Sl. Harold was the first prizs name fol a boy, 1, ,4s6 people sending 1t in. William :! Russell, in honor of the governor, oam'
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19

Motherhood is the time that eX- tra care is ueedcd-extra strength, too. Maternal duties weaken the mother SO Poor digestion affects hcr-alfccls the child. Her health is the child's health. That is why . harmless nutritious tonic is always given the mother. There is such q tonic. Ii is the genuine JOHANN HOFr's Malt Extract IL invigorates and strengthens with out exciting the system.
 Be sure 10 obtain the s7rzztiEr, which has shc signature of '- 1oIBATN BoFF on neck label 0f bottle .AeRr 72h1v as erH4aEs.
 Eisner & Mcndelson Co, Sole Agents, Ts7 and lgs Franklin s., New York
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
,TouN n0Novlx. rr-NrpR-


 Of Inc town Of New Haven
 NOTICE OF SALE OF MORTGAGED PREM
 ISES-
 TN pursuEace ot inFer5ocutoTy judgment of u foreclosure and Rsle made in inc above out1- lied cAMee, bearing date The ssth day Of bsptorn- beF. Iss2, l, Che undersigned. the committee EP- pointed in and by sad judgment To make said sale win sell st public auction af Nos. 5l and B View street, New Haven. Connecticut, lbetng the moFtgAged premises described in said 9uog- ment,D on the 18th day Of October, is2S st n o'clock in the forenoon, by Michael Dillon, huc- iioneer, the lands and promises mentioned In said judgment and therein described Rs follows . A lot of land with all buildings thereon stand ing and situated in said town Of New Haven, and bounded and described foliowE: West by View street, thirty nine Csg) feet north by 6 line parallel with the south line or land or ho- muDd Plumb. and one hundred and fifty SIX Elst9 feet south therefrom by land of said Donovan, one hundred and twenty Ci26D feet. more or less; east by land DOW or formerly of Sarah I-. Whit comb and Sarah L. Dayton, thirty nine (saO feet; and south by land Of Isaac Mason, one hundred and twenty Ci20) feet, more or less
 EDWARD B. ROGERS. Couaniftse. Tyler InecrEou & Moran, Attorneys for F1Rar. tiff, isg Orange st-. New Haven, Com. oisT
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19

TmE CuNNECvICEFT fAyGGGg BANE. c corporAtion oTly organized under a charter granted by Lte legislature Of Conn.cttcuF. and located in the town of New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
9n11rmal and Courier,
THE HARRINGTON PUBLISHING co

The Oldest Daily Paper Pub
 liShed in Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-19
Dodies' oEd
 Weq'@ Wpde1saeop
Special.

We have a full line of the celebrated and o1IeiuaL Hud- nut Perfumes, and are the only dry goods house i'll the city carrying this make. This is conceded to be the hest Perfume made.
 Lily of the Nile " is the latest.
, 1893-04-08
Die 0lapterIteuer.
Gin MOnoIog Mtiquels.

9lGio in Sranfreib bat man baS GIaoter
ertpii6t, uno es miro nun iGbrlicb nit 3ebn
SrancS beiteuert merben. 9as lit cine
Surusftelter, tpelde ib mir Dormerfen
lper0e, uno bel ndcbiter @%elegenbeit iperbe
i3 sur @n1pfebIltn9 Der Glapteriteuer etne
Yaufe balten. Sine Yaufe? ga bdtten
mir ia 9leicb Elm 3pettes Snltrltment, oas
DieI Speftafel mabt uub babcr fir Bic
Steuer retf tpGre, obi6on icb mir BON elmer
Baltfer1iteuer fetne1 groBen @rtra9 Der>
lprecbe. gfatllrltcb iptr0 gegen Die @laDier>
itelter Sppoittton 9entabt wer0en, ain
%ltebiten iGbe Die fretitnnige 8artei ollc
Steuern flOtcn 9e6en. SET benz Q8ort
fl0ten fGut mir Elm, baB cine 6l0teniteuer
bur6auS ricbtig wGre, IS giebt Diele
TlOten, un0 etne mdBtge Steuer piirbe icb
i6on burc6orilden g8ir braucben @elo
unO aliO Steuer1, unb Die notbigen Stim7
men tpilrbe t9 icbDn burcb bic gtorbbeutide
NI9emetne 5uiammentrommeIn laiien,
0propos Die SrommeI. Die Srpmmel>
iteuer muB tcb mir Docb notiren. SIS 9tebt
beute iogar 3rommlerDeretne. Die Srom>
mel belGitt9t Die S6ren foit no4 mebr ais
baS @laDter. Q8ir0 9emacbt! SCI iper6e
oteie Stelter ndcbitens ais cine auieitt9 gez
lpi&ni3te altSpoioltnen loiien, 1a5u, ME
mir bel biciem @Ort einfaut. aucb cine
8oialneniteller, benin icb iebe ntcbt Elm, baB
bic 8oiaune Elm aagenebmereS Snitrument
tit ais OaS Glapier unb cine 9rOBere S9o>
nutg peroieltte. 0tur nicbt bl0be, lit
INNER metn 8abl1pru4 geipeien. S6
Derlprecbe einfacb Dem Jtei65tag, baB i6
nit Dieien Snltrumentenfteuern an0ere
Steuern ermdBtgen werbe, un0 gleicb bGngt
Der 6immel boiler @eigen, 81, Ell, bic
@etgen! Son ether @eigeniteler periprecbe
i6 mir fait 10 piel tpie bon Der @lapierz
iteuer, benn bic @eige lit ebenlo baS ST.
itrument Der 9ilettantelt. SIS freut -ntic6,
baB icb fir bic Glapieriteuer Elm @egenltitd
babe. 9omit iOQ Der Qtufang 9emaG6t
lperDen. %. 49,
, 1893-04-08
Nus Ser Urdnn1meIt.

Sin 2ebrcr bate ieinem Sumter feline
9fotb 9etlagt. ST f0nne letne 6on1ilte uno
ltcb ni6t nit etne1n @itfommen bon $50
I}arf erlGbrcn. 0arauf meinte Der Sum
fer, ct babe eS icbon bel ber 8erat6ultg Ser
neutrality-suspicious. i'm Q6georDneten6alt8
geiagt unO t0nne eS nun pieoerbolen, Dab
CT eilen 9tot6itanb inter ben 9ebrern nicbt
anerfennen f0nne, 0age8en gtr1ge es 0cn
Sunfern tmnter nOcb iebr icbGecbt, benn Tie
lttten an etnem tptrtltc6en 9totbitanb. 0o
lo8te Der &eDrer: @ut, bann taui6en mir
NAL. Scr Sumter b0rte bas, lac6te unb
gtn8 i6lafen.
Sn Der 9tac6t NUN bate Ser Sumter ei11en
l9ier i6redliben Graum: Ser Qebrer mar
Der Sumter, unb Der Sumter ipar Der 9ebrer.
Der Sumter unterricbtete uno Leb1e BON $50
Utarf nit iciner Tamilie, uno ser 2e6rer
bate ietn @ut, tranf %G6ampagner, fubr in
Die StaOt unb lacbte i'm aus, tpenn ct BON
9totbitanb ipra6. QQs bann Der Sumter,
IN ScbpetB 9ebaOet, erma6te, tpar ct lebr
frob, o0B allies nur Elm Groum getpeie en-,
unb ct na6m it6 Dor, fiinftig nie1nal8 me6r
etnen GeDrer an5u9Oren. %. 49,
, 1893-04-08
abenohlatt nsr au54eoia ataata Rettuate, aa4nhaa, S. Aprl 1895.

S6uloen abtrd9en ltno i6r 6auS unD 2an0
alS freten 8eltB 0u9ltllBen Die lpcr0en icBt
bern09en0 bel 9fduui'S 6lciB un0 Gbot>
~fraftl"
u9oS ireut MIDI" ent9e9ncte bic Game
ySIt'S cine @r6ldbaft?"
v9tetn, Die dlte NnSlmonn %Oerfaufte por
8ebn Sabren etncn Hot6cntbolcr, Elm 9roBes
Stlberltiid Der bert Yoitmeiitcr Seigte
0allclbe fitr5lidb bent Oerrn WlllculnSniretz
tor uno biticr etfdnntc in Der WtlinSe Elm
1ebr 1%eltencS, ottee Stjtd, ooS nocb in Der
Sol5burBer utmjontntilcben Sammlung
teDlte; nGmltcb etn Ahtbentboler ipor'S, ouf
Dellen 9Soppcniette cine 0roBe 9titbc ltebt.
Ser Yoltnlellte r bdn0elte nun sab nit Dem
Strett0r uno bringt Delte ben 9to9lmann'S
o%retDunocrt @lloen ais recbtcr Gbrenz
MANI, benn Die Wtin5e ipor DamalS pDn
tbm an9etauft.
v9Gtn, 0otte9Seg mar nit Dem Tubene
tbaler, un0 bieier Sc9en miro auc6 benz
SleDermann aus 0olletn ntc5t feblen!"
1pracb Die Sarontn bepegt.
2lm nGcbiten Wtorgen fu6r Sic 8aronin
ourcb DaS gteuc S9or, oas 9letcb Der 4teDt>
grotta IN gteapel aus etnem S%elStunnel be-
ltebt, na6 Sal5burg 6inetn unb begab 1tcb
brit in bte0teOaftion zines borti9cnSlatteS,
5ur groBen StOrung 6eS ~brtngen6 bei6Gfz
ttgten SDefreDdfteurS, Denn Ite fannie.
vS3 fam Sbnen Oteie l1nterbre6ung
MIGHT eriparen, Ser 9oftpr, unb BIN MT
l6loiien, ntcbt cher 81 ipet6en, ais bis sic
mir 9eiagt baben, tpeSbalb oQs Staotmu>
ieum oretbunoert 0uloen fir ctnen Student
tbaler be5ablt. Sat bteier 9fubeutbaler
ettpaS an GubenS 9lntniipfenbeS !"
80 netn, feline Spur," entgegnete Der
gele6rte 6err, yer 6etBt 10, neil er eing9ap>
pen nit elmer 9tiibe trd9t, unb 6ieieS Q8ap>
pen geb0rte benz Gr3btl6of BON Sal5burg,
Sernbar0 bon 8euticbad6, an. 9tac6oem
oerielbe 1895 ertpGblt mar, lieB er Wliinz
5en nit ieinem Samtlientpappen prGgen;
gegen iolCbeS 8erfabren aber trat DaS Sea-
pttel auf un0 mari benz @r5bii9of Elm, DAB
er ntcbt ais 8ernbaro BON &euti6dc6, ionz
Bern lebiglt6 ais getitlicber Gegent @elo
prG9en lalien Oilrfe, unb baB ct lein Wap>
pen nur i'm ScbuBe Der ttrc6licben Snit97
MEN au5ubrtngen befugt lei. Ser bobe
Wilr0entrG9er CAB 0icIer 8oriteuung ais
balo nacb, unb Die tpentget, ais GeriucbS=
ltilGe alSgeprdgten Gubentbaler Deri6tpar>
ben gGn5lt6, 10 oaB mani faum nOcb al
ben eben beldbrtebenen 8Drgang glaubte.
8lObli6 TAUGHT iebt Elm iolcbeS ltnicum
aut unb 3tpar in Der 6anO eincs unglaub7
licb bartf0pit8en 8eiiberS. Die Wfiin3e lit
elm S6ab fiir unier ie6r Douitdnbtg oertrez
tenes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INN 10 mebr,
ais @r8bticbof 8ernbarb cine LANCE Belt,
bon 1895 bis 1919, rc8ierte, unO Stpar nit
lobenSpertber Gnergte."
vSb banfe S6nen, 6err 0octor, un6
gebe Sic Sbrem 8erufe 5uritd. Qlbteu!"
Qlm ndcbiten SOnntagz Mtor9en fubr Die
Nannt ntcbt mebr Ben t6nnbetpogeu, aber
Elm 8uri6e fam nit i6r ben &ircbpeg emit
lang, Der Ofne 3meifel ibr bis 81 benz STU
bertbalerz Slid betmlicb @eIiebter unO ieBt
tbr Gerlobter mar.
, 1893-04-08
Qus RuBIano.

@Dmnoiial6trettor gum Gater zines
SbiilerS). Otit Sbrem Sobne MAJ icb
antan8s pentg 5nIrteOen, ct bat ii9 tnbeIz
len in Der lebten 3eit gebeiiert.
Ser &ater, S0 petB mobl, baB ct in
mcbreren 6G6ern iebr ibtpacb lit, unb ic6
filrcbte, baB CT nt9t OerieBt tperben pirb.
Ser 9ireftor. ST miro pteleicbt bO9
nerieBt tper0en.
Ser gater, SD CLAUDE nibt recbt BAR
al.
Der 0irettor. Sd m06te logar barauf
petten, DaB ct ourobfommt. 8etten mir
so 9tubel!
Ser 9ater. Wtit Sreuoen.
, 1893-04-08
9binoceros=0dlld6e.

SIN nrtpalb 9tng &6tnocerobert
Nn Hbtnoceroiin6en porbei.
Sic ldbelten 8eibe err0tbeno
SIM rbinocerDitgen Mat.
lln6 mdcbttg rbinoceroute
9aS Slut III ben Nbern linn 6onn;
Sic aber ieuf5te; pSit bos Elm
&6inoceromantii6er Wann!" -
9'rauf bat er: 80 &binocer6sden,
Solg' gu mir gum SCRIBE ais Weib
Sch i6mitd' Dir nit 9t6tnpcerOben
DEN 3arten, ltebli6en 9eib !"
Sic fon11te NIGHTS b'raItf erfpi6ern
9llS Elm etr5iges lan9eS vOM
Damn lag in ben 2trmen ite ieltg
Dem GDtnocerpmeoI
G6l. 8I.)
, 1893-04-08
Die Ueuoeborene.

Banter Gals ct ii6 nit ieiner Sc
mablin in bet Soiree gum eriten Wfole ais
3 ! 0 n repraienttrD ugtun gtOialia, tpte
fiiblit 9u 9tr?"
8aronin: v@ie ne~ugeboren|
, 1893-04-08
Oes Ganomanns Klaoe.

y3u bumm BON ben Sibnern, 6aB iie
gera0e am tpentg It en- legen,
tpenn bic Gier ant t beueri EN- itnb!"
(Sl. 3D.
, 1893-04-08

SSDtca9o q 2ser Ystdtgan GtIenbabu nab
Srano. Stapibs, @rono 9uoen, DtusfeQon, Wtaui.
ltee. &raperle @Itg, @f &apios, @barlenoir uno 8es
tostep. abfaBrt pom SuBe Der 8afe=GtraBe. : Sin
0odento9en 1900 @E, 1925 a.; tdettd, HI1:I5 u.
StaotzOffee. 81 @Iarf=StraBe1 fGbair Gar uod5 6rano
Gaptos. +PorlOr @or nab Srano gaptos. 'S6laJs
na9eH Ho9 @ranS gapios nub 0tusfegou.
, 1893-04-08
HerIUnlihe8.
GiYenBakn~ GahrpRdne.


Nbico9O & Stnrtbtpe MISREPRESENTATION Eifets
Y Sfftces: g{Ds. 206-208 @larf : StraBe. an Der
GafleD Aoeuue Station unb am 9epot @de gSeQs- nno
&in3ie=Str.
, 1893-04-08
9lbfabrt Mufuuft

Nbicaeo, Sod SsIamO &c @aetNc=Sabm. =
" Ya1ogier=Stotipu Ban 8uren=Str.. etn Blod
iiibIib bonn 9oarb Of Srabe. Sidet=Cfice: 104 @larfftr.
, 1893-04-08
Sll9e
Nnineis unb Splpa Ypft

,,Dte giidel=BIate!" gseip N}orf, Gbtcag0
mao ct. Spmis=Gifen6aba.
1lnion Depot, San Suren Str. - Nbfabrt Bpm Obi
CogD 7.35 8ormittoes; @ufunft in @bicagO 8. IA Mbenos;
tG9lid, ousgeuommen SouutogS. @bfobrt BON @bica9o
1915 Mben0s; td9lid, ouSgeuOmntet Sam1togs. NH'
fuuft in @1icogo s. 10 @prmtttagS tagIi1, ausgenpnl1nen
MtOntags. Weeeu Der 6obrpreiie ooer 8etten in S9iats
lu6geu riDtet Nnirngen ali Gbas. s. gSalter, A9ent os
&Qent, 70 9larf Str.
, 1893-04-08

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN RYa co. 3i9e
" perlQneu &raub gentral Stotion. @de 5tb A6ertne
uub SorrtIpn=Str. tdolid5 mn 6 nbr @berbs uuo 8 ubr
so Wftu. OtproenS, ousgei1pmuten SOnutngs. &onrlneH
OIL INN 9:IO N{oro. uuo 1920 &bDs. ausQen. SonntaGs.
, 1893-04-08

9btcogo uub Stem Orleans &lmiteo. Is 200 @s AS q
@bieo9o unb Wtempb biz. ...........S 200 9iS AS u
Spesial. -.""." S 900 as 100 ms
Stem Orleans 9oIt=S6neasu9 ......s $50 NIS 1920 Nt
ct. SOuis unb 9eros @rpreB 800. S:35 Sd : 1920 q
9tetp Orleans Huo MempbiS GrpreBIs 500 aS 720 SO
&anfafee uuo Bloomington Yaiia=
9ier5u9.. > 4O5 81 : AS u
&Odforb, Dubuque, Siour @itp unOI
StDur Sails S9uel5ug. .........S 100 gls los 81
8DdfcTo, Dubuque, SipuT Str. a 11:35 ac 6:3OW ST
HodInro Yafa9ler ................ IS $3.50 SIS 10:30 81
&pdforo & 5reeport 9aiiogier. .. Ass 81 1910 9e
3Dfforo & S5reeport GrpreB ...... : $50 MJ.....
Dubuque & Rodforo GrpreB ....... ......... 725 u
a Samita9 9toft nur biz 9ubuquc. cSGglid, aus-
9enOmmet Sonuta9s. Stour @itp bis Subuque; tdgltb
BON DUBUQUE bis Chicago. SSaglib. 'Saqli6, aus
Qenpmmen 9Onnta9s.
, 1893-04-08
Obicaso d Gateru SatmoiS.Gifembabm.

Tlcet-Otices 24 gIart=Str.. nbttorium.5pte urh
YoTIagier=5tatipn. 9earburu= uuo 9plf=Str.
S Saglub. = Sonnta9S ausgen. @bfabrt. Quf1uft.
, 1893-04-08

Ss&Sabaip Giiesbabu. 3I9e o~erlaIen 9earborH
~S StatiOl, @fe YOIf mo Dearborn Str. Sidets
Office: POI z. Glarf Str.
, 1893-04-08
Gerlanqt: M1nuer nnb &nn6en.

81 erlougt: Sin ti6tiger 8~eiieuber fir bb9mii6e
~ &utofDaft. muB OoS Sad perItebeu unb ou6 8un0=
i9oItt GeItgen fIr en gBboleiale Wetll= uno &iquDr=
@elbdft 8eFereH5en perlongt. 9tad5ufroQen
rs SSiftb 9tDe.
, 1893-04-08

Sc erIau9t: Sin Wtann fir 9au8orbett.
~ 80 CCifth 9fra
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-08-22
larger yield is obtained from an acre Thii

larger yield is obtained from an acre. Thil
is especially true of cotton.
!, With anything like fair price for cotton
TINS TALL, the farmers of Georgia will be
Ia better condition next year than in
long time, according to the reports which
come in from them
Complaints are coming from the middle
section about the caterpillar Requests for
information as to the best method to des
troy the WORM are received daily. To those
inquiries, the agricultural department re-
pies that the government experiments show
that Paris green and flour or land plaster,
mixed and sprinkled on the plant, kills the
worm better and at less expense shan any
thing which was tried. The proportion is
nine pounds of Paris green to 200 pounds
OF cheap flour, or about one part of poison
to tWenty-one of adulterant Land plaster
can be substituted in part for the flour,
but the substitution should be by bulk and
not by weight for the land plaster is much
heavier than -four. From a third to a hall
of flour should be retained for it .laIes
sort of paste and adheres to the leaves,
A small do~. Of the poison will kill the
worm which has no digestion for Paris
green.
From all over the state come inquiries
about the probable price of cotton, but
that is something beyond the ken Of the
department, and it does not venture an
opinion on that score.
All that can be said is that the crop in
This state is smaller than last year or no
larger at the most, and the conditions that
prevail here apply all over the country.
The new crop is expected to be about what
il was the past year. Reports from Egypt
are that the crop there is short and late.
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accept any substitute if offered.
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policy of living at home. He raises all that
is needed in the way of food crops on his
own plantation so that his store accounts
are very short at the end of the year.
All of his hands, who are mostly negroes,
are satisfied and live contented life. Colo
mel Livingston treats them so we'll they
could not live otherwise than happy. they
make good crops and get their money at the
end of the year with clock-work regularity
1t is IL model farm and the system that
governs it is admirable.
2 Long sne Ago.
1t has been a long time ago since Colonel
Livingston went to farming at the place
where he now lives. When he first moved
there he had to live in little log cabin,
it being the only place for him to lodge in
at first. He worked his way to sufficient
means in Il few years to build
a better house, and has kept the
old cabin in the back yard as n
souvenir Of the hard times Of his youth
ever since. He loves to look at the old
cabin, for he says, as humble as it may
SEEM he lived some of the happicst days
of his life there.
With such a home as Colonel Livingston