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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-13
BELLAIRE.

City Council on Tuesday night passed
the ordinances providing for the paw
ing OF Noble and Jefferson streets from
Indian run to the north side OF the cor
pOration limit, parts Of Twenty-eighth,
Twenty-ffth, Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-slxth streets, and the alley
south of the B. s. o. yards between
Union and Water streets. When the
jefferson and Noble street paving is
completed, we will have one continuous
stretch of street paving nearly two
miles In length, besides numerous
parallel and cross streets and alleys.
The gang Of young outlaws, young
men and women, who have been camp
ing in the woods back of Rose Hill, for
several weeks, is disgrace to the com
munity, and should have been broken
up ere this as complaints have frequent
ly been made Of their lewd conduct and
depredations.
1t is reported that DR.. Riggs, OF Pow
hatan, Dr. Korner, OF Alledouia, and
Or. Alexander. of st. Clairsville, have
been appointed as members OF the Bel
mont County Pension Board, but we
have heard nothing to confirm the re-
port.
Doctor" Barker, gathered in for In
toxication add disorderly conduct, was
released from city jail yesterday, the
prosecuting witnesses failing to appear
against him.
VIM. James and Miss Msude BAN
ford, popular young people, were mar
ried 1t the home OF the brides parents
in the Fourth ward, last evening.
Hon. Capell Weems and children and
Mr.. and Mrs. James Harrison came
down from st. Clairsville yesterday.
The case brought against Howard
Cassidy, in squire Cooper's court, was
settled before going TO trial.
The Bethel Harvest Home picnic will
be held az Whites Grove Thursday,
August nth.
Charles Auhl, wife and Child, OF jean
nette, Pa, are guests OF Minshall Por-
terrified.
Council will refund the $4,000 Water
Works improvement bonds, due Sept, L.
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At the Cnmp Ground.

The Moundsville camp grounds are
having q boom this week owing to the
prohibition assembly, which conYenes
next Friday, and TO the fact that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has placed trains on their line that ac-
commodities the Wheeling, Bellaire and
BenwoOd merchants and mechanics, who
spend evenings and nights with their
families on the camp grounds, return
Ing 10 their work in time on the a. NJ.
train.
The cottages are rapidly filling up;
also the hotel. The parks resOund with
the mirth OF scores of children, and
there is hurrying and bustling among
the late corners getting their houses In
order preparatory TO receiving friends
and taking in the assembly.
This latter is one OF the great attrac'
tions here, prohibition being the lead
ing feature, OF course, but is far from
comprising ali of the programme, which
is made up largely Of Gospel preaching,
popular lectures, Delsarte exercises,
stereoDtlcan views, humorous and chalk
takers, illustrated lectures, etc.
This annual entertainment has taken
such firm hold on the residents and
visitors here that eight hundred dol
lars Aere voluntarily subscribed by
men, women and children Of all shades
OF politics, TO help pay the expense OF
the splendid programme. As one man
EXPRESSED IL, II never grow tired Of
hearing the sweet singing Of that Silver
Lake Quartette.
Moundsville city has extended her
corporate limits and erected some hand
some houses adjacent to the Camp
Grounds, which give an appearance OF
growth TO this summer resort that
while not properly belonging to 10, will
inure TO the benefit OF the Cam Dmeet-
Ing Association.
Campmeeting will begin August 18th,
holding ten days, with Rev. George
Stuart and other ministers 10 charge at
the commencement, and Rev. Sam Jones
a later part OF the meeting.
Rev. Sam needs no Introduction to
people hereabouts as he has won his
spurs, and-is a welcome visitor. a re-
cent letter from him says that he Is
doing the best work OF his life Rev.
Stuart is not we'll known to yonr read
ers, but II having teen the pleasure OF
this writer 10 have heard him preach
several tluce, we have no hesttency in
saving that FOR eloquent, straight for
ward, sound gospel preaching we have
never heard better. few new cot
tages are being built The grounds
are In splendid condition, vel lighted
oy electricity, and as lady said to-day
are Derfpctly charming.
Mrs. Kate EIsOn Stone, OF New York,
is visiting her parents here.
MIR. and Mrs. J. l.. Beck, OF Staun-
ton. Va; Mrs. DIR. Hughes, of Balti-
more: Mrs. Sarah Fowler, OF Pittsburg;
Mrs. f. o. Ludwig, Of PittSburg, are
visiting friends on the camp grounds.
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To Moasrnlns a sh,r,

mere are many gowns made with
me double skirts, that is to say, formed
VI Two hoonces cut all around and both
", trimmed with cross bands or gallon.
6nls sort may be copied with three
nonnces OF equal width, and mounted
on foundation without gathers. To
give them a modern air add about
telrty'nlne Inches at the bottom OF the
SKIRT the slight train being cut of and
tue edge rounded. II there is no ma
terial lett OF the gown, then new must
oe bought to match il. II is impos-
slole 10 give an old skirt the
requisite width, but nothing is
easier than TO give it in appear
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

TN TIE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
i county, West Virginia. July Rules, 1875
Lewis Steenrod, late Sheriff Of
Ohio county, and as such ad-
mlnistrator Of John Irwin
Gregg, deceased.
va. In Chancery
Hannibal Forbes and Willl9m
Bailey, late partners under
the firm name OF II. Forbes x
Co, and the Mutual Life In
surance Company OF New York
The object of which suit is to require the de-
PENDANTS FORBES 81 Co., TO account OF and con-
oarniug certain dealings and transactions had
between them and Jonn Irwin Gregg In his lie
time and connected with which said FORBES q
Co. received from said Gregg al insurance
policy Of the Mutual Lie Insurance Company
OF Sew York, No. 30,37l, ana TO recover Ut sold
Forbes & Co, g.. so with interest from The 9th
day Of January, 1891 and to attach certain real
estatein the bill described and for equltlbE re-
lief And it appearing from an affidavit nled
i'm this cause that tue defendant, William
bailey is not a resident OF the State OF west
Virginia and he not having been served with
process in this suit, on motion OF the complaln'
ant, by his solicitors, this order OF pnoNcatlon
is entered against him and 1t is ordered that
the said defendant, william Bailey, do appear
within one month from the date OF the hrSt
publication OF this order and do what Is neces-
sarY TO protect his interests; II is tnrther or
dered at this order be published and posted as
required by law.
Winess, John W. Mitchell, clerk OF our
said court, at the court house OF SAID county
this 9Th day of July, 1898, to-wit; July Rules
1898 JOHN W. MIICh ELL OlerA'
Published the first time July 8; 1898. c
Attesti JOHN w. MITCHELL, Clerk
WHITE & ALLEN, Solicitors for Complainant.
jy6sawt
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PETROLEUM:

OIL CITY, PA, July 12-Orsned, 5sl1c;
highest. 5SLIc; lowest, 5S15c; closed 5S11c;
sales 1000 barrels; clearances 26S, 600 bar
reis; runs, 1865 barrels; shipments, 49,
OSS.
New YORK, July 12.-Petroleum was
dnll, Pennsylvania oil spot sales none.
August options, sales none; 4Sc Did. Lima
oil. sales 1000 barrels az 35c.
PrrrsBURG, PA, July l2.-Opened at
571[c: highest 5o55c; lowest size; closed
at 5S5sc.
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Greatly surpri,ed.

NV wife was confined to her bed for
over two months with very severe at
tack OF rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any re-
lief. and as a last resort gave Chamber
lain's Pain Balm a trial. To our great
surprise she began TO improve after the
FIRST application, and by using il regu-
larly she was soon able TO get up and
attend 10 her house work. E, II. John
SON. OF C. ]. Knutson & Co., Kensing-
ton, MINI.
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A Good Thing for coughs and Colds.

The more Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used the better it is liked.
We know OF no other remedy that al
ways give satisfaction. 1t is good when
you first catch cold. Its good when
your cough is seated and your lungs are
sore. 1t ia good in any kind Of cough.
We have sold twenty-five dozen OF it
aud every bottle has given satisfaction.
Stedman 81 Friedman, druggists, Min
neSOta Lake, MINI.
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DRY GOODS.

New York, July 12.-The more recent
Improvement in the dry goods market is
without acceleration, in view OF renewed
financial disturbances. In fact IL seems
more quiet again, with options nearest the
raw material less firm, especlahy print
cloths which tend downward in the alb
eence If any demand. Prints are quiet, but
with production under control.
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FINANCE AND TRADE

Money Sa2O Per Cent.-Governments,
DulI-Stocks. LOwer-Elour, kaSy-W heat
steady.
New Y ORR, July 12-Money on call was
active. ranging from to 20 per cent; last
loau 3: closing offered ats. Prime mercan-
tile paper at 6al0 per cent. Sterling ex-
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MARTINS FERRY.
freight

luC SUM OuL lNll ptSt one ID ClOCh yesterday
Injury. ernoOn an alarm OF fire was turned
COachsrom box %, on account Of flames be-
gers, eyi discovered 10 the Stewart building,
all the { the corner OF Fifth and Walnut
i swaYeets, which was formerly occupied by
projs iAwu's feed store. The fire depart
d sid rnt promptly responded, but their
vas )Iyices we're not needed, as the flames
ID smoro easily extingushed. II the fire
- iRi not been discovered for a few mjn-
utes later, il would have been disas-
trouS on account OF the construction Of
the building.
Robert Braxton aud Price Pence got
into an alteration yesterday over a
financial question, which finally came
to blows, aud now they will have 70 eX-
plain their trouble 20 HIS Honor, who
will assess the usual amount for affairs
Of that kind.
The fishing party calling themselves
The Ljmburger Crowd, and composed
of L. Scheele, Carl Seabright, Wm
Fisher and VIM. Seabright, are In camp
out In Saltwater for the rest Of this
\ oLouis Frlck, wholesale aud retail
3 "a lor dealer. Full and complete stock
B ine,t liquors always on hand. Am
dy for business from this day on.
Ned 10 me call
An'hc Convict is advertising FOR bids to
= d. tho street. ear track on Broadway
- H., On, ~ 'he railway company re-
luI 90 take any action in tho matter.
}. Friedman, OF the Cleveland Cloth
Co., left yesterday afternoon for
yeaad. Mr P'taT Klo,n, OF that
2, IS hora 10 Mr. Ffetman's place.
is the guest OF her pafHntS, a. ard
8. VIM. Moore, Of West Walnut
eet.
5 r. McGlenn left yesterday over
B. & o. 70 attend a meeting OF the
ntucky teachers, at Louisville.
Irs. WIN. Duff, OF GIen's Run, who
Seen the guest Of relatives here,
for her home yesterday.
In. aud Mrs. Matthew Jones, OF
tn Fifth street, lef, yesterday after
for the Worlds Fair.
and Mrs. w. H. Wood will leave
for Chicago, and from there will
Michigan.
IS Mamie Jahnke, Of Bellaire, is the
Of the family Of August kraaiz,
uckeye street.
ISIS Lucy Helling left yesterday
noon TO visit New Cumberland
IDS.
ebert Backford and Harry Jones
Yesterday afternoon for the Worlds
torney ]. B. Smith, Of Bellsire,
in the city on legal business yester-
,bert Galbraith left over the G. &
r. for Indianapolis yesterday.
he different Sunday school picnics
erday were largely attended.
n. Steele, OF Steubenville, was In
city Yesterday on business.
iss Kate Greer left yesterday to
friends ia Pennsylvania.
larepce Renard, OF Flushing, IS here,
guest OF Geo. RalstOn.
lvid Llewellen has returned from
70 Youngstown, o.
CIV. Father Mattingly left yesterday
Chester Springs, Pa.
aker Boyd is here from Flushing.
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HU M p n f E Y S

Or. Humphreys Specifies are scientifically and
carefully prepared Remedies, used Tor years IN
people with entire success. Every single Speclhs
\ special cure for the disease named.
They cure without drugging, purging or reducing
the system end are In fact ana ueeu INC SO'oIoiSH
Remedies OF the World.
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No cuREs FhCb
1-Fevers, Compositions, Inhammations.. rs
0-Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic.... 20
9-Teething, Cole, Crying, Wakefulness 80
= Cougbs. Colds. Bronchitis ............ rs
S-Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache...... ID
S-Hcnduches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. 30
1O-DyspcpsIa, Biliousness, Constipation. 20
i1-Suppressed or Painful Periods. 20
12-Whites, Too PTofuse Periods.....'..'' I'd
13-CrOup, Laryngitis, Hoarseness.... 20
Phorn,n,i.r,. Pienmatic Pains .... rs
16-Mnlaria, Chills, Fever and Ague..':' 20
19-Cntnrrh, Influenza, Cold in the Head 70
80 1870 n;So.sos ..,........ rs
2S-NerYOus Debility.......'....'''., Il y y
3O-Urinary Weakness, Wettng BED. go
HUMPHREYS WITCH HAZEL Olb'
"The Pile Ointment" Trial Size, 20 CTS.
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eoilc. Corn. steady; mixed spot aud July,
&c. Oats, quiet; No. white western
s711o. RYE. dull; No. &c. Hay, firm;
Si6 5Oal7 80. Butter, firm: eamery fancy,
99c. eggs, dull; l4al5c. Coffee, steady;
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The Metal Market.

New York, July 19.-Pig iron, quiet;
American. Sl2 75al5 80. Copper, easy;
lake. $40 25. Lead, firm at $3 GA. Tin,
strong; straits Sl9AO.
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Cholera I'm Egypt.

ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT, July l2.--Eighty-
five cases of cholera are reported in the hos
pital here. Forty deaths from the disease
have occurred.
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a mlnl,ter,. be Mueh PIsassd.

-
lder ). S. Be 'er, Of McAllIsterville,
iatta Co., Pa says his wife is sub
10 cramps n the stomach. Last
tmer she tried Chamberlain's Collie,
lera and Diarrhea Remedy for it,
was much pleased with the speedy
ef It afforded. She has since used it
m ever necessary and found that Il
er fails. For sale by @. R. Goetze,
W. Irwin, w. s. Mccullough, G.
n kemeller, s. l.. Brice, j. Coleman,
Schnepf, w. c. Armbrecht, the
", Drug Co., Lincoln s. Co., w. E.
jams, John Kari. A. E. Scheele
w. II. Williams, Wheeling; Bower
B.. qors, O., and b. f. Pea
w. Va
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ance. To do this ali that is wanted Is
20 trim it as far as the knees, or even a
little higher, with lOunCeS three and
half, four and half and five inches In
depth, the widest being placed at the
bottom Of the skirt and separated from
the middle fouuCe some three and 3
half inches, whilst the centre one need
only be placed two and three-quarter
inches below the smaller upper one. or
course, these eau be- arranged lower or
higher, and at closer distances than are
given above. II the skirt is very mar
row aud the wearer tall, the more
fOunces the better; but care must be
taken that the a0unceS, bands, straight
rows Of velvet, gallon, ribbon, etc, are
very evenly placed, and the distances
between them are always the same.
The material used for the Empire the
artist puts before you in this column is
black reps with a yoke OF blue, green
and black plaid velvet trimmed with
jet. The skirt is lined with satin and
the back may be laid IN two deep box
pleats % the seams are not biased; but
in the latter case it gathered or pleat-
ed 60 the yoke. Around the hem is a
band Of velvet ribbon. The lining OF
the waist iastens in the back aud may
be whaieboned or not as the wearer
wishes The yoke is finished with a
pointed jet pas5ementerie having Jet
fringeaud the girdle is Of velvet ribbon
pointed In front and meeting with long
y 2os and ends in the back. The
81 ives are tight, with Empire puffs and
O'eI "a epaulet,es. FLORErTE.
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Wheeling Bridge
lime Table No ?.
Sunday


Leave Whssling-t
40. % a. m. tZ:25, 's;g.
Leave PeDinsuia-f6.
1905 A. m. t2:3i. '2:45,
Arrive Martins FsrrJ
so:5L +l0:l2a m, f2.ob, .
Arrive Terminal junction " -
5000, 40 ia m, t2:45 q; "; tSh
Leave Termlnsl ysnc,io !, y. - - s,,vg
an. tl:36 sl'30, 1854, s5;f. f5;23 -.
49,. usrtin's FerrT-tT: ~ or siDso
m n "a. q q. 70: 70. s5:is, f5:34 49, p. 70.
Leave PsBinsuis.-fi;si is'l :, JOB, a @-'
600 .2:f6. too $50 1888, $1,000 ? ~.
l,,,vs whs,liny-fI:s. sy.D fili0j o NJ,
tI.s6 .2:b2 1871. 1851, $50. flo;ii p. M
.Daily. fDAily except sunday ison'AJs
only. 49,. rt...
no. s" JE. rAUssiO, Sept
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD co.
ON and after Jnne 10. Passenger ffains VIII
run As follows: sDAiiy fDaiiy, bIceps baR-
day. Central fine.
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sod BY Druggists postpaid on receipt OF pr'0
On HUMPHREYS MASUAL nH pGgss,| VAILED ThEh-
vrvpupvys,Yrn. IN. 1I1.113WnHam ST., NEUIORk.
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sdelpL
IN. daily,
Pittsburg &C
Pittsburg eX
Washington
except sunday
Pittsburg Ell
From New y
Washington az
daily.
Pittsburg ms
and $50 p. m,
Washington,
exec pt Sunday.
Pittsburg exp
TRAN
For Columbu,
m. and lbs p. NJ
Sunday.
Columbus, Cir
an 10. 20 a. N, d
st. Clairvilie A.
350p. m, e1ceptf
From Chicago,
ane 1906 p. m, ex
From 81. Louis
5.OOa. m. and 8 10 p.
81. Clairsyille act
p. M, except Sundt
J. T. LANE. T. p.
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Wheeling
C,pTrAT ason ooo PAID IN

UAPIIAL BEUU,UUU IAID IN'
WHEELING, w. VA.
DIRECTORS.
A. J. CLARKE, Jos. +. PAUL.,
JAS. CUMMIYs, HENRY JEFFERSON,
ANTON REYMANN, JOSEPH SEYBoLD,
GIBSON LAMB.
Interest paid on special deposits. Drafts Is
sued on Englapd, Ireland and Ecotland.
my11c JOS. SEYBOLD, Cashier.
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AND DEEDS OF TRusI 2
. snd feI ss,e . The kEsIsIlhe -
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'Daily tDaily except sunday.
JOHN BAILIE. LOO Market 81.
1uss&dh +. p. DUNBAR, Union Depot
YEUr papnsvlvanIa Stations.
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RAILROADS.
RAILWAY TIME CARD

:, Arrival aAa departure OF trans on and sf.sr
,1.J ~, llcS5. EXPLANATION OF RzrERENcc
Marks: 'Daily; tsaaday ercsptsd: :Aos.
aAy excepted; ssatyrday excepted; ISondsf
OILY; iSatarday only. Eastern STANDARD rimst
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change ouiet at 4s11Sa4s4. The 81 mar
LET TnIed dull, with sales OF cert tes a'
Il. closing at 709l.
GovERNMENTs-Duli. 11
Fours Registered. ....-...s..'''..i -
Four--snd-a-ha half Registered. ....''''. 1SsI5
Pacific Skies OF '95.........-...'....W '2a
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-12-22

or more pieces Of rock. Field stone and
ryer stone offer an additional adyan-
'age IN that they are quickly handled.
are generally Of convenient size. and
are more readily broken either hy hand
or by machine than most varieties az
rock which are quarried in the usna;
way.
hreaking the Stone. II Is a simple
TASK TO break stone for macadam road
ways, and by the aid of modern inven-
tons II can be done cheapiy and quick
~ Hand broken stone is fairly out, OF
date and is rarely used in America where
any considerable amount of work i 10
be undertaken. Stone may be broken
by hand at different points along the
roadside where repairs are needed srom
time 10 time. and by criminals confined
IN penal institutions who could not 10
otherwise probably employed: but the
extra cost Of production by this method
forbid> its being carried on where ex-
tended work Is undertaken. Hand
broken stone is generally more uniform
In size, more nearly cubical In shape
n has sharper angles than that
broken by machine and is undoubtedly
superior To the machine made road
metal; but the latter. when properly
assorted or screened. has been found 10
meet every requirement In breaking
by hand two steel-faced hammers Of
different weights are used One.
weighing from five 10 six pounds. is
used for sledging the powders and
large pieces into smaller sizes, and the
other. a small steel-faced hammer
weighing about one pound and having
q strong flexible handle. is used for
breaking the tones into proper size for
use on the road In breaking by hand
a skilled laborer will break from one
half a cubic yard Ia three or four cubic
yards per day. according 20 the skill Of
the workman and the toughness of the
stone Of h toughest stone one-half
a cubic yard will sometimes supply 4
full days work; bnt ordinarily stones
will be broken ~ the rate Of one 10 one
and one-half cable yards per day.
Limestones break somewhat more
readily, and may bc turned OFT at the
OF two cubic yards per day. while
stone and river stone. when found
in convenient sizes, can be broken bv
at the rate OF two and one-half to
cuoic yards per ay.-Good Roads
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GARDEN AND ORCHARD.

-
PLANT trees as deep as they grow in
the nursery.
THE chief value in dwarf pears IS
their early bearing.
DWARF pears require a light soil and
a light pruning every spring.
MrLcnixG is of benefit whether the
Planting is done early or late.
A DEEP soil is necessary TO a good
garden. but care must be taken not To
bring 10 the surface too much su bsoil
DEAD branches on fruit and other
trees are not only unsightly. but they
are "A draft on the vitality Of the tree
Onions set ont ic the fall should he
well mulched a. soon a. the ground
freezes hard enough TO bear up .
wagon.
TgEEs set out in the fall should be
carefully mulcked as soon - the
ground freezes hard enough to bear up
a wagon.
IL removing dead branches care
should be taken To make the cut close
and smooth az a stub is left it wiz
not heal over readily.
THE wild cherry is the hcne of the
tent caterpillar. The safest remedy Il
10 cut of and burn infested branches
a. soon as they make their appearance
BES DAVIS. Grimes golden. stark.
wintersweer. Paradise. Stewards goi-
den. Fink's ranbo. and quite a list OF
standard apples are said to benz gsrer-
ally in the even numbered years
ONE or two careless fruit ia
a neighborAood will keep mp a supply
of the ten. caterpillar to infest all the
orchards fsr a mile or two around. 1t
Is only by thorough. work that
they can T.. eradicated-
The cherry is less troublesome to
grow than almost any ether kind Of
fruit All that is necessary is to plant
out the trees carefully and then let
them aloge. C~ultivatio1 is really an
injury. By inducing = cso spreading
growth.
As sooE as the ground freezes apples
and vegetables that are pulled out
should have q covering af coarse ma
nure. strszx or other c<arse litter as
extra protection during the winter.
The windf VS. Of the cellar should be
closed up-St- Louis RaPabiic-
The Eggs of the tent caterpillar are
laid in clusters on shoots of rathe- less
than half an inch in diameter and are
fastened together with . kind of glue
that protects them from fhe weather.
As they are easily seen in winter the
hest plan is to cut of all infested
branches End burn them