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England is of opinion that the march
of destiny will in the course of time
compel her to take possession of Siam in
order to protect British interests. She
considers British interests in Siam as
paramount TO all others. About 100
years ago France opened trade with An
am. on the northwest of Siam. In 1886
France established a protectorate over
Anam. There is dispute between
France and the 'lord of all heads" as
the Siamese emperor is called in his own
land, about the proper boundary line be-
tween the two countries. Bangkok, the
capital of Siam. is situated near the
mouth of the Menam river. At Bangkok
are now war vessels of both France and
England. France would like to have
Siam as well as Anam England, on
her part. would not object to both of
them. especially if France wanted them.
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If the weather continues favorable a
few weeks longer. our farmers will in
the fall harvest the most enormous corn
crop that even this country ever pro-
duced.
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POTATO BLIGHTS AND THEIR
REMEDIES.
STATE AGRICULTURAL

STATE AGRICULTURAL
EXPERIMENT STATION,
BURLINGTON, VT, June, 1893.
bulletin No, %, Newspaper Bulletin No. o.
This experiment station sent out last
month a card bulletin on potato blight
and rot illustrated by photograph
showing the gain from spraying. Asex.
planned on that card and in our former
bulletins, we have had for several years
large gains in our potato crop from two
or three applications of bordeaux mix
ture. We make this mixture as follows
BORDEAUX MIxTuRE,-Five pounds of blu.
vitrio, pounds of fresh lime, 30 gallons q bar
RIB of water.
Dissolve the blue vitriol in a clean
wooden tub or brass kettle, slack the
lime and dilute to thin whitewash,
then strain through coarse sieve into
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14

Queen Victoria is never so truly great
as when officiating at either the wedding
or the ohr;stcning of some of her numer-
o1s royal postsrity.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14

FIG. LATE BLIGHT OR COMMON RUST.
the vitriol solution, mix thoroughly and
dilute to so gallons. During the rainy
weather of August it is better to use the
mixture little stronger, diluting to
only 40 gallons or even to 25 gallons.
Use all precautions to keep the mix
ture clean, as straws, chips, Jumps of
lime, etc., clog the pump and MOBILES
when applying. Keep the mixture stirred
while using. Add paris green (one-quar-
ter pound per barrel of the mixture)
when needed for the bugs.
How to Apply 1t.
The mixture must be put on in some
way so as to cover the upper surface of
all the leaves. The best way to do this
is with force pump which has a good
spraying nozzle attached Unfortunate
ly only few have these pumps. Apply
ing with a common watering pot or with
pail and a broom or wisp of straw
takes more time and patience, as well as
more of the mixture, but if thoroughly
done will give good results. In most
cases where a watering pot is used it
will work better if the holes in. the rose
are enlarged with an anvil. Apply thor
oughly-it will not injure the vines. The
lime in the mixture prevents any danger
of injury to the potato leaves either
/ from the blue vitriol or from the paris
green when that is added. In fact, when
paris green alone is applied in water the
addition of IA little freshly Stacked lime
equal parts of lime and paris green) does
away with all danger of burning the
leaves.
When to Spray.
This is very important point. The
bordeaux mixture is preventive, not
cure. To do it's work it must be ap-
piled before the disease appears. For
the common Qate) potato blight the first
application should therefore as a rule be
made the latter part of July. A second
application should follow in from 10
days to two weeks and third later if
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Eegal Notices.
ESTATE OF JOSIAH GODDARD.

stain of VERMONT,
Westminster, IS,
BY the Probate Court for said district, to all
persons interested In the estate of Josiah
Goddard late of Londonderry in said district,
deoesssd, greeting, You are hereby notified
that this Court win decide upon the allowance OF
the account OF John Ramsdell administrator on
said estate, and decree distribution thereof 10
the persons entitled, at the session thereof to I've
held at the Inn OF rhos. Evans In Townshend
on the 2d day of Aug. A. D. 1898 when aLd
where you may be heard In the premises, II you
see cause, Zlna H. Allbec, Register
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A Mistake Somewhere.

Willis lighting a cigar)-As rule, the
last half of cigar is always bad.
Wallace-Then you must be smoking
that one ENTHUSIASTICALLY Life.
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killed by this disease and not a rotten
tuber found in the field. The great in
jury results from the premature killing
OF the vines, leaving small crop of i'm
mature tubers.
Being fungous disease and spreading
by spores, We may hope to hold it in
check by spraying with bordeaux mix
ture, but it is evident that in order to
check this disease on our early potatoes
we must begin spraying earlier than we
do for the late blight. The first appli.
cation should be made before the disease
gains foethold, which means in general
early in July.
We trust these descriptions and figures
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Zach
n,,Iar IN u. hna ifhv this Il nrrs
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will enable every potato grower to dis.
tinguish between these two diseases and |
to combat them intelligently. We sum
up tho important points of difference in |
the following tabular form;
EARLY BLIGHT, LATE BILoHT.
I. Apparently !. Has been common |
"new disease" Geo. for 10 years or more.
nomically.
:. Attacks carly po- g. Attacks medium |
tatoes. Worst in July. and late potatoes |
Worst In August.
9. Progresses slowly. Q. Progresses very
Not checked by dry, rapidly, and only dur |
cool weather. ing moist, warm
weather.
4. Shows as several 4. Shows anywhere
or many small dead upon the leaf, general
spots SLOWLY enlarging ly as single spot
and merging together which rapidly spreads
later) scattered over over the whole leaf.
the leaf. Leaf often
dies at tip and edges
first.
8. Owing to slow 8. Owing TO rapid
progress and dry progress and wet
weather the dead por- weather tho diseased
lions dry, crisp and leaf does not usually
curl up, especially at have time to dry and
the tips and edges of curl until the entire
the leaf leaf Is dead.
Q. Caused by the fun 9. Caused by the fun
gus Macrosporium So gus Phytophthora In
lani. festans.
Z. Which causes Pc Z. Which can often
culiar target board" be seen as delicate
markings in the dead frostlike mildew.
spots.
8. Disease is confined 8. Disease passes
to the tops No rotting from leaves to tubers,
of the tubers. causing rot"
Q. The loss is there o. The loss is there
fore such as results fore twofold: (O Pre-
from premature death mature death of vines.
Of the vines. (b) Rotting of tubers.
10. Can probably be 10. Both blight Of
checked by applying tops and rot of tubers
bordeaux mixture can be prevented by
three to five times be- two or three applica-
ginning ION early pota- tons of bordeaux mix
toes) early in July. ture, beginning gener-
ally the latter part Of
July.
We shall this summer make further
study of these diseases and their rene
dies. We will gladly examine, free of
charge, specimens of diseased leaves
concerning which any one is in doubt
(send leaves in envelope with letter.
and will answer any further questions
concerning these diseases Tor other plant
diseases) and their remedies.
1t is low estimate to place the loss
from these two blights during the last
four years in Vermont at one-quarter of
our crop, or 100000. This is more
than we can afford. Let us reduce it
this year.
L. R. JONES, Botanist.
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Don't Read ThiS
unless you want to
SAVE 1 DOLLAR \
From this date we shall keep
no Books and give no Credit,
bat sell our goods for CASH.
We make the following ex-
trcmcly low prices while pres,
cnt stock lasts:
nice Roller process Flour every barrel |
lully warranted S425
BIS, Soda .25
6 lbs, Avena .25
G lbs. Rice .25
6 Cakes Lenox Soap .25
4 lbs. Tapioca .25
3 lbs. Nice Rasins .25
Home Packed Pork .l2l
3 lantern Globes .25
6 Lamp Chimneys .25
Tubular Lanterns 81
Solid Steel Shovels 80
Humphrey Hoes AS
Best Meadow Hoes 1-2 in blade %
Eureka Clothes Wringers L75
Universal Clothes Wringers 1.95
Gem Irons III
pr. Ladies Jersey Vests Is
,,on, ..a d., ,r.,, ~
1,,1io. non,,o,, -, Sr 90
,o,os >o,.,.o Co.., o.,
Mons ou,fnn sh,n+s -
rxton,ior wfro scroon w,n,o,,..
doz sho,f p.rer. ..
PAPER Pins q,
soIid Steel scvtbos On
C.ionor ser,nos 90
Family Meat Saws %
IA at. Dish Pans d
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See Here!

A genuine Full Rubber Trimmed single
Strap Harness for $4,000.
A nickel or inii alton rubber trimmed
single rap Harness for $1,000.
A one and half Farm Harness, S30.
A double driving Harness for S37.
These a,e all my own make. made OF
No. oak stock aud fully warranted
You will always find Il full stock of
Whips, Brushes, Halters, Curry Combs.
Surcineles, Blankets. Robes and Lap
busters in their season, in fact every
thing for the horse and stable.
sell the best hand made factory har-
ness made for the money-Sl2.OO.
Remember Will not be under>old.
Repairing and Trimming
a specially.
Mail orde,s promptly attended to.
J. 7. BENTLEY,
Manchester Centre, Vt.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14

will enable every potato grower to dis
tinguish between these two diseases and |
to combat them intelligently. We sum
up tho important points of difference in |
the following tabular form;
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14
| M N II !!
Manchester Centre.

| am not giving away Goods but | am
giving he most for the least money of
any dealer in southern Vermont
Nv Sfnrk of
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14

Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels Zach
Day. In order to BE healthy this is ucco ssay.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14

needed, this last depending of course
upon the weather. Applied thus we
have never failed to check this disease.
But right here we must note the fact
that we have not one but
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14
Harness and Horse Furnishings

IS complete My prices are below al
competitors
You want Il harness of some kind this
spring. am selling them cheaper than
you can Steal them.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14

8. Owing TO rapid
progress and wet
weather the diseased
leaf does not usually
have time to dry and
curl until the entire
leaf Is dead.
9. Caused by the fun
gus Phytophthora In
festans.
Z. Which can often
be seen as a delicate
frostlike mildew.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1893-07-14
EARLY BLIGHT,

I. A Apparently u
"new disease" eco
nomically.
2. Attacks carly po-
tatoes. Worst In July.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20
Bladensburg District

G. D. Au"ett-20 acre lo'; deed recorded IN
j w. B., 8, folio 5S4. State and county Tax
es for lSO2. ........$4 ~
Lycurgus Adams-lots & 5, containing
20 -4l-l0A acres mnte or less. deed recorded in
} " B II, fo!ios 651 & $50. State aud coun-
ty taxes for 1892. IL
Levi Adams--lot No 3, 8. acres more or
less. safe aud county taxes for 1902. 9S
E Andrews lot 46, Wines 1st addition
20 Hyatlsville. State aud county taxes for
9z.... ....... ..'...........'. ~ ~
Savina Brown--Lot of nine acres. For full
'e,ti i,tio see deed recorded in Liber No. II, TO
lilo 81 Slase aud county taxes for 1892. Il 80
Mrs Lizzie Barnitz--Lot and improvements
in Takom, Park. Fra full description see
deed recorded in Liber W B No. Is, folio
1863. Sta'e and county taxes for 1892. 3 7S
John Brainard- -Liber H B, No 4, folio 101,
, tract of land called "Crawfords adventure"
containing 152 acres, more or less. State and
county taxes for 1892. 92................177 7S
D..rS", y. Lot in Bladensburg. State
.ic r'.> ,ax ,fT 1892. 81
III, G., ierine Bsodecamp--I0 acre lot in
,esburg. S ate and equity taxes for
1892 .......... ....................V ~ CO
ID Boyce--Lots 10 & y of Registers ad-
dition to Hyattsv:lle State and county taxes
IOr 1coZ. % o
VIM Broadcamp- acres in "Chillum Cas-
1892. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 40
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20

Alberta V Barnes--J w B, No 5, folio 124,
Lots & 50 d, W Il Johnsons I'd addition
20 Hyattsville. State aud county taxes for
I'm Baker--Lots 80 81 i 81 50. Wines
4 Johnsons w 3 IA, folio 3s4. State anc
county taxes for 1892. 92....................2O 54
Anthony Bowie--J w b 8, folio It's, 81
acre lot." State and county taxes for
VIM Observation-Disclosures Enlarged" 35
acres, w b, 6, folio 1872. State and county
taxes for 1892. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ
Eliz ,beth B.all--A lot of Land in Bladens-
burg district, near Rversdale Park, known as
''B.ll Town." containing acres more or less.
Safe and county taxes for 1892. -. .....1 p
Allen P Berry, Lots 8, 10, I6 and II, Block
Al, Riversdale Park, and Improvements.
State and county for 1892. II 81
James c Boykin, Lot K. REGISTERS Addi.
ton to Hyattsville." For full descrip ion
see deed recorded in Liber W B., No Is, TO
lilo III. State and county taxes for 1882. 96
Josephine Beckett, Lot No Z, containing a
acres. State aud county taxes for 1892. ! IA
-3lick Lot No Z, Block 2l, Rversdale
Park. State and county taxes for 1918 80
Andrew Betz, Lot & improvement At High
land. State and county taxes for 1892. IL 73
NJ E Church, Lot No 5, so. A. Johnsons
Addition Hyattsv,lle. State and county tax
es Tor Sz....". 4 ~
Columbus C Chew, "Gilead," 81 acres H B
No IL, folio 23S. State and county taxes for
9z......... ................ .........l II "
Thomas G Clemson, Liber C Ms No /, TO-
lilo 343, a tract of land called Z Manor, con.
tanning 106 acres more or less. State and
county taxes for '92 '92....61 81 90
J ,hn F Cook, a tract of land called Eliza
beth's Delight, containing 29 acres, more or
less. State and county taxes for '02. -. Is O6
John F Clarke's, Heirs, tract of land call
ed Dumbarten, containing 14l3 acres more or
less. State and county taxes for '95......70 70
ES Carroll, Lot % & "a, Block 2l, Tako-
ma Park. State and county taxes for
c G Dennison, Lot 13, Block %, drivers
dale Park" State and county taxes for '92
....... .............. .....................1o 10 ~
E c Davis, Lot & improvements. State
and county taxes for '92..................9O o.
John H Day, 3 lots on Main s.. Bladens
burg sta'e an lc )unty taxes for '92 -. 13 "a
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20

Judson kichandson-notei y LOT situated IN
the town o. Bladensburg. State and county taxes
for ~. ..... $S6 "a
VIM II Redd-Part OF G. Register add. to Hyatts-
vile. For full description zee deed recorded in
B, g. folio 1SS. State county taxes for 9a $2 10
Mrs Mary R,der-L4ot 3s, Ralston ave, Wine
JOhnsOn's ist ada to Hyattsville. 16, folio 4O0
State s. county taxes for 92.................$1 96
Henry Randall-Lot & Improvements at Highland
Stale s county taxes for 92.................$5 %
VIM Sibley-A tract of wood and containing 81
recorded in B, g. folio 30l; X lot at Hvatts
vile. State s. county taxes for W. FL u
Rosa Pelham Suit-A lot of land called Yarrow,
containing Acres s. Improvements, more or ess
State county taxes for '92..... 8 4S
Skiner-Lots 10 s. 20 80 69, Riversiale Park.
State & county taxes for 92. $19 ST
James A Stewart-Lot ., block a. Riversdale
Park See deed recorded in b; 49, folio 24. State
: county tn xes flor ~ FL "A
CIV Swartzell-Lot s Improvements at Hyat's
ville State cnunty taxes for '92. - 78
Csc Terry-Twenty Acres s Improvements, near
TakOma Park. See deed recorded in J d, IL, folio
S67. State s county taxes for ~ $40 4
Frederick Tschlffaley-New House s. Lot. State
& county taxes for " ~ ~
Henry c Thomas -Fairmont," AZ Acres & i'm
p-Ovements. For full description see deed record
ed b. T. folio 213 State county taxes for 9a$4S 40
W Tyler B, 3, 329 lots s 9 so c, Wine
Johnsons addition to Hyatrsyille State & county
taxes I Or 9s.... % 10
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Cilas. E McElhaney, +
ii tsville

John D Miller, Lot 6, A tract of land known
"Riversdale Park. a'e and county taxes
Tor w. ................. ...............IZ "a
TZ McGinnis, land containing 20
acres more or "a description see
deed records n lilo 57s. State
and county u ...3 81
JohE Mercer 60ntainirg
acres more or Ie1 ID being U.s.
village Of 1yat,ville. Safe and couf
eS Tor ". 2..................
ThOs. A Mitchell, A tract of lar5
''Part of NJ Hope" containirc1 80
or less. State and county
Arkansas G Marks, 2 lot
For full description see deedr
wv 6, folio 447. State an,
W..
Gilbert Meyer, Mill lot, 81 ~
No 2, 81 acres; Mill lot No 3, II
Blade .sburg. ate and county
-.
Ms. Kildner Newman, A tract Off
tanning acres more or less. State An
ty taxes for '92. .....................
Geo W Nagle, u acres aud impovem-
in Bladsnsburg district. Safe and county
taxes for 'J2. ....................A IA 10
Mrs. Nancy Owings, ''Kidwell" conlaining
AZ acres more or less. Also 100 more or less,
name unknown. For full description see
deed recorded in Ii yer J W No 3, fOlios go
and 622. State and county staxss, flor '92
IA 90
Chas. w Otis, Lot No 10, Whitesides' ID:
division Of by Altsvilie. Safe and county tav
eS Tor W. ..... ............. II ~
John PO we'll, A tract of land III Bladens
burg district known as 'Sligo Miils," contain
ing u acres, more or less, near Takoma Park.
State and county taxes for '92. 2.....3 Is
hath ut,a I ol.,.,.k
and Al acres al "Silent Grove.". For full de
scripLion see deed recorded in Liber j b,
No9, folio 81. State and county taxes for
Mrs. Mary j Prime, Lot and improvements
in Hyattsville. For full description see
deed recorded In Liber " B No 15, folio II.
Ssate and county taxes for '92. % as
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20
NOTICE
To Delinquent Taxpayers j.!
TREASURER'S Office,
Upper MARLBORO, r. q. Co., Md,
January 18th, 1893.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to the
IN owner or owners of the several Lois,
Parcels or Tracts of Land, situated in Prince
Georges county, Nd, which are hereinafter
described that unless the State and County
Taxes due thereon, fol the year OF 1892, reT
sfrectiv.!y. az herein mentioned, shall be- pal,
% A.~~MONDAI, Narc,, 9th, 1898 e. ac..
OF saiu lots, parcels or tiacts OF land on whi
the TsSes remain unpaid as aforesaid, toseth
er with all costs and charges. vii! he sold ac
cording TO the acts OF the general assembly or
the State of Maryland, 1890, chapter Isl, sec
ton 1I6 B, to the highest bidder for cash, at
The C,urt House Door in the Town of Upper
Marlboro, Md, beginning said sale at 10
O'clock a m on said
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20

B F Gilbert, A tract of land and improve
ments, known as Sligo Mills in Bladensburg
District, being portion of Takoma Park,
containing 164a acres more or less. State
and county taxes for92 r92................S7 "a
Chas. A Gill, A tract of land known as Bell
Town, in Bladensburg District, near Rivers
dale Park, cont lining IS acres AID improve
ments more or less. State and county taxes
Tor w. II
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20

S@z
county I.
WA q Freeman
ments and tract OF
beth's delight contain
less. State and county
James H Ferrall, ssPt.
acles. State and county ia
Richard French, Lot No9
Il Johnsons addition to Hy.
and county taxes for '92.....
Robt. Z Frye, Lot 1, 50 B. Win
sons I'd addition to Hy ttsville, J W
Ito 21l. State and county taxes for.
Mrs. NJ Fcx, Lots 63 & "a, Wine & J,ur-
sons LIST addition to Hyattsville, J w b IL, TO-
lios 592 II 100. State and county taxes for
Misses Fisher, l acre lot s.Bell's Discovery"
State and county taxes f r Y2.. 2.............. .08
Ms. El "a B Gillis. tract of land called G
Q Manor containing 30 acres, more or less
State aud county taxes for ~ As II
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20

Selma Rynex-Lst T. 50 B, Wine & Johnson's
2 addition to Hyattsville; see deed recorded ind
b. g. folio 392 State & county taxes for 90 g "a
EA Randall-Store House anil lot at Ardwick
station s. rr State 4 county tax IS for 9a ~ ~
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1893-01-20
1898.
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Higginsen, in "Women and Men" will please
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9th day of March '93

and continuing same till 8 pm m nj; on that
and eich succeeding day (SunTays eAcepted)
until all have been offered for sale.
The right of redemption extends to two
years from date of sale by paying to the Coun-
ty Treasurer or the purchasher the amonn,
o lid by said purchaser at the date of sale with
int crest At the rate of II pt cent per al nu n.
Vansvil!e District