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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
Ponie I PdnoUiel

P0nie I PanouieI
Niechsj ten sztsndsr Gwiszdy "a
bfysnie pred nsszymi oczymsl
Many dzisisj piekna uroczystosc z
posvieoenis sztsndsru Ola Towsrzystws
pad nGwiszds zwyciests.
Piekns nszws nGwiszds zwycisstws'
G,oiazdd, to symbol = wyobrstenie
czegos przedziwnie pieknego, promie.
niscego, ME pochwytuego, do czego
4 zspsiem, ogniem w~ycisgsmy dionie,
Jsk dwie gwiszdy, swiecs nam z dsleks
" miOdOsci oczy ukOchsnej kobiety.
Zs gwiszdy dobre poczciwe prows-
dzl mss potem przez tysie al do z~sciszs
szczescis domovego | rsdosOi rodrinnej.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
POlska szkoia
AHU9SERxI

AHOSSERxI
~ CHICAGO.
Esculapian College of Midwifery.
Zafotona " roku 1883.
Ze szkoay tel wyslo jua kilkadziesist
sdolnych akuszerek, kt6re obecnie cie-
y sic dobr en- powodzeniem.
Szkola uasza potwierdzona przez "a
rad lekarski State Board of Health.
Zgfasxac sie listownie do:
ID N. Orglert -Kaczorososka ,lsscr.t.ry
Hawthorne,
p. o. HYMAN,
COOK Co. IL.
Widzie6 sic MONA osobiscie " ofisie
603 w. lSta utica,
pomiedxy gods s.ms q 10 rano; lub wleczo
EN- ! " Niedziele " rezydencyi hawthorne,
diva biloxi cd Depot " apiece, dokad tame
cEny agent wskaze drcge Tylko 90 minu,
kolei,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07

Cierpiac ma zstwsrdzenie Tub ME.
strs whose, utywsm DIR. Augusta Koe.
nigs hsmburskich kropli, ktore mi "a.
wsze pomsgsjf - Piotr SShsefer, OF.
tsws, III.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
soBIE zYCzY ,voi,h -

KfO SOBIE zYCzY svoiob k,.-
- wnyoh Tub przyj.ci0 z En-.
roPy DO Ameryki sprowadzic LIMA okra-
tows prsez Hamburg, Bremen, Ant.
werPi6 Rotterdam, Amsterd,m
szozecin, do New Yorku, Philadelphii
Baltimore, Montreal t. d., MECH !.
Igsosi do Raownego agent. n. v,.v,.'
kie hnie okretowe:
II. g. O.. SCHMIDT
WiaOna, Ainnesoto.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
,,Wolne P0lskfe Sfovo,,

wychodzi Pierwszego ! pietn.steeo L.s.
diego miesitcs. Podsje wiadomoloi 4
Pogifdy z pierwszej reki, tax : krsia.
lako 'ea 2 emigr.oyi Polskiej. = Po0is.
dsmi swemi wyswisdczs wielk. ns<v.
sfuge czytelnikom " rozwoiu nmr..
wym. oPowszechnienie tego pisms jsss
osrazo PoAtdsnem " Ameryce - st..
nioso uistwis nsbycie ka.demu. Aben..
men roczny kosztuje dollar jeden {,
Pot, Pienisdze posyis6 przez Post O@o.
oraer, sdresuiso: M. Adolphe Reia, :,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
SuchOty Wholesome.

suchOty Wholesome.
Starry lekarz doktor, przestswvy
Prsktykowsc, a nsjac d~oreozony pre-.
Misyonsrzy Wschodnich Indii, formu.
larz Prostego leczenis wsrzywsmi, W
krotkim ozssie zuPetnie leczy suchoty,
zapalenis krtani, katsry, dychawice
inne gardlowe | plucne choroby, oraz
zupesne ! predkie wyleczenie nerwo-
wych siabosci i nerwowych chor6b, DO
Eyprobowaniu tych leczniczych srod.
kow " t~ysiacznych wypsdEach wzis,
sobie "a obowiszek ogiosi6 to swym
cierPiacym ziomkom. Bedsc p~rzeiety
checis ul.enia cierpisoej ludzkosci, J.
przeszle "a darmo kaademu kto zada
receipt " Niemiecxim, F~rancuzkim Tub
Angielskim jezyku Z wskaz6wksmi lax
utywsc.
Adresowao Z dolsczeniem mark
imienia gszety. W. n. Moves,
$40 Powers Black. Rochester, N. Y
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
POlski MaIarz

Niniejszem ogiaszsm Szan. Pol.k;.,
r~ublic.nosci, il 90 tylko ro.poczslem
na swoJs reke isko malarz ze -st.raoo
krsln' astem Podejmuje sic mslowanis
kosoiofow 1 dom6w, tapetowania poko
l wszystko co wchodzi " zakres m,I.s-
SKI. Nam nsdzieje, Il. Szsnowni Ro-
tyczlwofcis.
JozEF wINKIEL,
AZ Sloan Str, Chicago. Ill.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
Kronika m~iejscowa.

xachodniej stronie miasta zwoisl posie-
dzenie ma Ago b. D.. ma kt6rem jednak
ME m6gi bye obecnym pouiewat W dniu
tym byi zmuszony wyjechae do maieJ
miejscowosci W pobliau Chicago W inte-
resie bsrdzo waAnym.
Nieszczesoie chcisio, ae i wioe-prezes
ME m6gs sic stawi6.
Przepraszamy wieo PIP. delegat6w jak
najmocuiej | zwoiujsmy posiedzenie M
przyszls niedziele o Sci wieozorem
do redakcyi ,,Zgody".
w redakcyi ,,Gszsty Katoliokiej"
- wystawione try models pomniks ola
Kosciuszki PIP. Barsoza, Marconiego i
Bestowskiego.
w niedziele llgo lutego Tow. Ko.
soiuszki obohodzie bsdzie uroczyscie
pamiatke urodliu bohstera dw6ch swis.
tow Tsdeusza Kosciuszki.
Obch6i odbedzie SIC ma sail p. M.
Majewskiego pod M. 779 Milwaukee
ave.;-przemawiac beda zdolni mowcy.
Poczstek o godzinie Tel wieczorem.
w poniedziaiek rano odbedzie sic "
kosciele sw. Tr6jcy msza sw. ma inten.
eye tegoz tow, rzystws.
w zeszls niedziele wieczorem cd.
byi sic ma sail Pulaskiego bal ozapko-
w Gosci byio DUO. Bawiono sic o.
1hoczo NJ do rama.
STOW. Krawc6w p~olskich Chicago
urzadzs pc Wielkiej Nocy przedstawie
ME teatralne W sail Walsh'a.
Odegr.na bedzie komedys PIT. ,,Gro-
chowy Wieniec".
Niniajszem W jmieniu Tow. Polek
&c wiazds Z~wyciestwa" many zaszczyt
ziotyc gorace podziekowanie 81. pol
skiej publioznosci, kt6rs raozyis tax Ii,
cznie zaszczycic swym udzislem rozwi
niecie sztandaru i bal tegoz Towarzy
silva, odbyte dnis 28go stycznia Z. b. "
niedziele W hall S~choenhoffsna; pre-
dewszystkiem zas d~zieknjemy 81. p
Zbigniewowi Brodow emo "a wypo
wiedzenie Z tego powodu pieknej NOW
ipsnuie Uczciwek IA wygioszenie de
klsmacyi. Zsbawa naszs udais sic swie
tnie, "a co wszystkim uczestnikom male
- sic dzieki. KOMITET.
Polecsmy wzgledom 81. publiczno
Sol polskiej zakiad stolarsko rzezbiar
ski PIP. A. Zdzieblowskiego i Macion
tks PREY rogu Milwaukee ave. 1 Will N
*W donna pod M. 683 PREY lie
al. odkryto W ubiegiym tygodniu a.
wypadk6w ospy.
Do egzaminu M dishonesty i kler
k6w p~ocztowych zgiosiio sic AZ l6l
os6b obojga ploi.
,.cyi naszei $2.7O ola b~ieduyoh.
sCzytamy W .,Sztandarze": nPodobn
jakas spoaka po'skich akcyonaryusz6,
liozbie so, wkr6toe ma wy
dawa6 j~eszcze jedne gazette diva raz,
ma tydzief. Drukarnia l administracy
ma znalss6 pomieszczenie " centrum
miasts. Inkorporacya sp6lki zostsl
posians do Springfieldu pred kilk,
dnismi." nSztandsr" doDosi takze, i
ypodobno" i ns poludniowo -zachodnie
stronie miasta ma zacrac wychodzic no
Wy tygodnik pol,ki, p~oswiecony wyla
cznie sprawom robotniczym.
Ma sail szk6lnej psrafi litewskie
M ~Bridgeporcie odbyio sic W nbiegiyn
tygodniu uroczyste otwarcie bibliotek
litswskiej.
~p. Hensel zsmierzs urzsdzi6 70 sw,
orkiestra koncert ma rzeoz szpitala pol
skiego.
wv ubieg ls sobote ukssii wsciekl,
pies ~trzypssto letniego ohiopcs nszwi
skiem J6zef Sarge. Rsne ohiopcs wy
pslono rozzsrzonem zelszem.
+Kiedy policysnt M. Shsughnese,
rozpedzss grono kl6cacych sic wioch6v
M rogu Polk ! Desplsines al. jeder
z mich oobyi dlugiego nozs ! zadsi mi
bolesns ! niebezpreczns rsne.
We wtorek 30 stycznis umari sp
Zygmuut Szwajksrt, brat redsktor,
s,Wisry ! Ojczyzny".
mnW
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
NOVA

p. Zbigniesoa Brodorskiego Dypotoie
dziona pray roztoinieciu sztondaru
Tow. PoIek ,GtDiazda Zwy.
cisstDd".
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-02-07
DR.. W1ad. Statkiewicz,
Lekarz re staregO kraiu

Lekarz re stsrego kraju
Z dugoletnia praktyka PREY s~zpital,ch
jak " Europie, tax / Ameryoe, specjali-
sta chor6b k~obiecych / dziecinnych, le-
cry z dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro-
by zastarzaie, jak to-: d~usznos6, rsuma.
tyzm, choroby gardia, piersi, toaadka;
Dol giowy, ocz, nosa, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty ma giowie 1 sk6rzs; ohoro-
roby maciczne, zboczenia regularnosci
blade opiawy, krwotoki, ~nieplodnos6
boleSci popoaogowe ! t p. dolsgliwosci
kobieoe ! " og6le wszelhe choroby met
czyzn, kobiet i dxieci - leczy predko i
s~kutecznie.
Lekarstws - p~rzyrzadzane mojem
lsboratoryum, pod ~wyiacznym mym do
zorem.
Do dokiadnie 70 lie moanosci czytel.
nie) ~opisanego twego cierpienia Z wy
m~ienienism rzgody" dolaci2 cent. INA
, GEEK pocztowy, . odwro.nS pocztR Cd
powiem lie bedzie trwac kuracya | CO
bed2 kosztowa6 lekarstwa.
Adres:
DR.. ". StatEiesUicS,
954 Joliet Str. LA SALE. ILL,
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MExAulEE AVENUE STATE Buk
corner Milwaukee Ave. q Carpcntsr a. CO.. No.,
Bank Stanowy
WPkACONY KAPITAk $25O.OOO.OO
NADWYzKA $50 10000
GENERALITY INTERES BANKowy

Od6ierajq handlosoe { s-aossczedsons
piesiqdse, przecAosoujq tako,oe. P3oo~
se0scsojny Procens odpieniedsy do prs
chotodnsd s@ozonych. Sprzedooaja asv-
g,sdcye : reksk ma soszystkis ptsLSo
Et1ropy. Wypozyczajq pieniaIzs ~
m0jqrH s inne rzeteIne poreczesio.
URZEDN1CY:
f1uL bfnNsLANo. prevalent, Andrew @. Lar
Wtceprezydent CHARLns 4 soHIrTnH. 49, -.
HALD l. hoRRIL, 1ecxnik.
DYRRKTORZY:
80. Buy, John =. smulskl, Psul a.
seensiand, John Schorman, Charles x 49,
torn, soMen d. Thorson. &C Lauston III HSecS
1onn Hanson, william Johnson, Jonn neIer-
John A. Przybysk, zarzsdca.
syeznosd snszvu bankdsm -
Milwaukee Avenue ,srs D.po~,sv.-
6t0re y Eoudowa 0 I urxsdzone doskop.I. 1870
0LsN u1zkodzic. ami xhodaieie dostat - n n,ee.SS
oene. unin~nna
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30
MUSSEL- BEARING ROPES.
energy Of rival culturists adds much
to the success Of the industry.

energy Of rival culturists adds much
to the success Of the industry.
Vertica! Cultivation.
The Italians differ from the French
in that they cultivate oysters in all
depths OF water, and make the num-
Der Of oysters fattened in given
park stand ia proportion to the vol
ume Of water Having but scanty
fall tide, their system has become
vertical oyster culture. To cultivate
horizontally the French have hard
ened their muddy beaches, have in
closed tidal areas, and have spread
miles of fat cases Of iron gaUze to
furnish growing space for their oys-
tiers. The Italian culturist has de-
vised every means Of supporting his
oysters in the water between bottom
and surface A Tarentine park rep
resents every branch OF the industry:
en- an area of fifteen feet the culturist
may collect the young oysters, grow,
fatten, and prepare them for market.
A Tarentine park consists OF cor
ner posts, q web Of rope and various
suspended devices for collecting,
growing, fattening and storing oys-
tiers. The corner posts, firmly I'M
planted. mark the boundaries Of the
park. At each corner these are usu-
ally arranged in pairs. somewhat in
clined toward each other and dashed
together few feet above the surface.
Thus fixed they appear to be quite
permanent. The firm calcareous
character OF the bottom allows the
posts to be readily inserted by blows
of a heavy mallet The posts them
selves are of green pine, or inches
in diameter. The depth of the har-
Dor allows their average length to be
about twenty feet In deeper water
two or even three require to be
spliced together bringing, therefore,
into culture depth as great as forty
feet. The ropes forming network
between the corner posts must sup
port the weight Of the collecting de-
vices. The cordage must therefore
be strong and durable in water. A
wire-grass rope an inch in diameter
is manufactured in Naples for this
purpose. 1t lasts for one or two sea-
sons, and costs about &c per yard.
Loose bundles Of hazel or goose
DO lghs, termed fascines, ale suspend
ed by the roIes in the water. Ihey
become quickly watersoaked and form
the most convenient collectors.
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strands Of rope, so that when COM
pleted the twist Of the rope. together
with increased weight, keeps the
twigs firmly 10 place. Thus arranged
the rope bristles symmetrically with
it's oyster be airing burden. Cargoes
of these ropes are then rowed to the
parks and put in place. The growing
conditions Of the oyster now become
especially favorable. The heavily
burdened ropes swing and vibrate in
the currents, allowing each oyster to
escape the accommodating sediment
and to secure an equal share of the
volume of floating food. Their
growth is certainly rapid; an oyster
three-fourths Of an inch in diameter
in March, when suspended to the
rope, has attained by October about
four times its original diameter, and
has thus become marketable Two
years and half, however, is gen.
orally allowed to produce an oyster of
first grade in the Tarentine market.
A rope fourteen feet in length will
rear about 1000 marketable oysters.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30

MRS MANGA RETW IN besieged
BRIGHT LUCAS. c,cb p1aoaS nrav-
First Presidents OF the.
w. c. T. u. Ing d Ii u Singing
psalms; religious enthusiasm was
kindled, and thousands signed the
pledge and professed conversion.
Church tells pealed in steeples and
the sound of jubilant Thanksgiving
rose from the street as the crusadlng
ladies were asked by reformed publ
cans to >tave in casks Of liquors and
empty the contents into the cutters.
Birth of the w. c. t. U.
But the pace was too fast and the
inevitable reaction came. Other Sa-
looms sprang into existence and the
traffic fourished as before. The
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these when covered with young oys-
tors. are broken into twigs and woven
into ropes, which, when SUSPENDED
from the network above, utilize the
water volume from surface TO cot
tom. Oysters that have become DC
t zach and fallen to the bottom, to- Q,
rether with grown oysters, are placed
IN q peculiarly constructed oasket
and suspended precisely as are the
twig ropes.
The fascines gather the spat from
Tho oysters suspended on the ropes.
T 1rv snawning season is greatest be-
,wean April and October, but expert
ments show that tsp spaw Tna fa oefoes
freshly prepared during the winter
liesn .sken out of the shallow water
are ar the sa sprin as and anchored in deeper
~ ta Tn May the fasclnes are
w aIen up, well rinsed, and suspended
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30

Woman's National W. G. T. q. in
1879-a post she has since tlled with
credit to herself and profit to the So
ciety.
Under her direction the work of
the society was divided intp preven-
tive, educational evangefistc. social,
legal and organizing departments
and thereafter the society welded an
immense power in the nation. In the
nurseries and schoolrooms. in the re-
formatories and in the home, at en-
campments and at fairs, in the halls
of Congress and in the dives of great
cities the influence of these indefati-
gable workers for humanity's sake is
constantly felt. All over the globe
they have dispatched missionaries to
educate, to preach, to purify. Now
the membership is nearly half a mill
ion and is ever growing. In Chicago
the national headquarters are in a
building which was erected by the
society at cost of ST. 1000
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30
Cost of Growing Wheat.

The United States Department of
Agriculture has issued d summary
made from estimates of $4,000 farm
ers of the West and Northwest AMI
of 1000 experts of the department on
the cost of growing wheat. Tie a,-
eiage cost per acre for the re zion Gov
cred is Sl1.69, while the average for
Wisconsin is more than dollar high
er, or 1928. Ground TENT is the
heaviest single item, and estimated
at nearly So per acre. The principal
items of cost have rema ned about
normal during the past four or five
years, being slightly higher where any
change is noted, owing to increase Of
cost of labor during the prosperous
times from 1890 to 1892. During
that period. however. the price of
wheat fell nearly one-half. AS re-
suit either wheat production must be
restricted or large part Of it must
be done at loss.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30

MSS FRANCEs WILLARDtICO Is HUU COH LHcU
to the world that speaks the English
tongue; there are branch organiza-
tions in the Sandwich Islands, in
China, India and Japan. 1t is almost
universal in scope, recognizing no
sectarianism in religion, no section
alism in politics, and no sex in citi-
zenship. OF an organization so pow
erful and so widely extended it is
interesting to glance at the history.
Back in 1873 singular crusade
swept over a large section of the
West. 1t was a crusade of prayer,
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in the shallower water in the
parks Here they get their second
coating OF spats. In the next spring
the fascines are taken ashore and
deposited in huge banks as prelim-
mary to weaving the ropes. The at
PENDANTS now proceed 10 take them
apart, chopping each bough with its
attached oysters into twigs about
eight inches long. The oyster twig'
are now deposited in baskets and are
carr led to the next attendant, who
spices them ingen ously between thu
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Ee had an oyster culture than
''Sl0S to invent it.
The Modern Industry.
modern industry is carried on
|F.NeIy only at Tarente. 1t is
snaI the major portion of the
HSItrS are produced which are
|"aEu cultivated in the bays and
ponds of the southwest coast
supply the general market Of
que approaches the city of
I've on the railroad from Brin-
+ + very good idea may be OBJ
L. oI the extent of the oyster
as the road bends around the
vi The Mare Piccolo. AS far
Tue eye can see the bay is
,us with oyster stakes, whose
,0JecI several feet above the
e These are soon observed to
regular lines, and to mark off
"'ef surface into squares as of
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30
The Exaltation of the Peanut.
Next to Debs and Huntington, I'll

Next to Debs and Huntington, the
peanut has come in for more comment
during the past few months than
anything else, human, diabolical or
divine. There seems to be a peanut
DOM of large dimensions sweeping
the country, and it is made very clear
by its advocates that the peanut is
about the only thing fit for food that
is produced anywhere in the world.
Alleged chemical analyses set forth
with mathematical accuracy how
many Daniel Websters or Shadows
there are in a ton of peanuts, and
how much MT ney should be made in
producing them. 1t is quite likely
that much of such stuff is bosh, and
quite likely also that the table given
below, showing the relative nutrient
values of different substances. is OF
the same type: still we give it fol-
what it may be worth:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30

globe and a pub 49, SET,
fishing house es-Pre sid en- t of the
tablished in Chica- British W. c. y. U.
so. That house now issues no fewer
than 1870, 100000 pages Of printed
matter yearly, all directed to the
objects of the union. Out Of the APP
peal made to womankind has grown
the Worlds Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union, a society VIII ch COM
prises, besides our own o. der, the
British Temperance Ass ociation. the
Canadian Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union and organizations in
the Sandwich Islands, Japan. India
and China. Its first president was
Mrs. Margaret Bright Lucas. a sister
CT John Bright, one Of England's
great statesmen.
A Wonderful Growth.
In 1876 at convention Of the w.
e. II. Z. in Newark, the question of
woman suffrage was first preached
and was advocated by the "Uncrowned
Queen Of Amer can democracy, "Miss
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30
Oyster Culture.

Oyster Culture.
cdcrn oyster culture seems to
been derived from Italy. Be-
the visit of M. COste to Lake
ira in 1853, but little had been
in France to regenerate an in
|ry almost on the verge OF extinc-
The report of Coste pictured
snrccsscs of the cultural proc
of Italy and strongly urged
introduction on the French
| causing the institution, under
ratronage of Napo.eOn Ill Of a
IS of experimental measures, out
hose successes and failures has
In one OF the most important of
roast industries Of France.
snecially interesting is the fact,
Ady shown by Coste, on evidence
lished by pictured funeral vases,
the processes in use to-day ia
ente or in the lakes near Naples
apparently the very ones that the
hans employed Us early as the
Of Marius. The oyster stakes
he Lucrine Lake, we are told,
|esent in appearance and actual
tior the very oues that Pitny
have inquisitively examined,
l. thinking that their use would
landed down to posterity more
fully than the volumes of his
bong work.
kerry one who has written Of Ro-
OYSTER culture has referred to
Ius Orator as the inventor OF this
! oh of industry. 1t would seem,
ever. from evidence that has en-
Ii 1000 years, that this wealthy
an represented little more than
Ece>Sful culturiSt Of his day, note
fhy, perhaps, because a patrlc'an.
Prominence, too, as successful
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-30

born is the Wom-
ans G IT i S t j a n
Representation.
1t is a link in the
chain along which
humanity is feeling
its way to a nobler
and better life, and
of the few organi-
cations which work
throughout the En-
6 ! i S h S Pc a king
world it is, per-
n a ps S, the strong
est. But it's inhu-
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llriSt has been accented by a re-
/ Of the orator LuciuS CraSsuS,
rs his orator, defended him in a
|foc trespass against the state in
|matter of oyster property; his
honored pleasantly that the
|tion Of a few feet Of land made
difference to his client, who could,
FctSS Try, raise oysters with sue
lon the matches of house tops,
given the grasping Sergius more
t than he perhaps deserves. Ger
! y the oysters from the Tarentine
were very early known, and
10y historic evidence planted,
Ties, with method Of culture, in
|aNeS nelr Naples. Tarente. as
geek city of ancient wealth and
peTclal relations, is far more apt
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a checker board. These Enclosure
measure about fifteen feet square,
They arc leased at about soc year,
and each culturist secures as many
as he can manage They are rented
from stock company, which has OBJ
tanned from the city council the
leasehold of the entire bay bottom,
surveyed in about twenty secti ons,
for an annual rental OF about &c.
600. The minuteness OF the subd l.
vision is the result and also the
cause OF the competition, and the
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STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE.

Elegant Design Of House Suitable for a
Rich Mans Horse.
This design was prepared by Pal
User, Palliser & Co. for erection in
connection with proposed residence
at Seaside Park, Bridgeport, Conn. !,
and is arranged to suit the require
ments of individual wants as well as
the peculiarities Of the site. There
is cellar built under carriage house,
which will be found useful for the
storage of vegetables, roots, cts, and
the carriage house being arranged to
drive through, makes it very con-
venient for everyday use, as well as
utilizing the room. The shed is de-
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Another device used in giving oysters
their final growth is net covered
ring. which often supports 400 or SOC
oysters
Fusano and Lucrine Lake, neal
Naples, are also oyster-bearing loca-
tions, but decidedly unimportant as
compared with Tarente. The method
of culture is the same as at Tarente.
1t may be added that dredging is ex.
ceptionally or never INDUCED.
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The building is of wood, frame
sheathed, and lower or first story
clapboarded and shingled above, roof
slated. The ventilator is connected
with stable below by means Of wooden
vent pipes, and thoroughly ventilates
the whole building. HarneSs-roa m
has an open fireplace, the chimney
running up through mans room on
second floor The hay-racks, managers
and stable fixtures are of iron. Water
is supplied on first floor The har-
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women relying on
that S p ir i t u a |
weapon to b ri n G
the saloon down.
Starting in Hills
boro, Ohio, the cru
SADIE swept in the
short sI ace Of seven
weeks over as many
Sta ties, obliterating
thousands U p Q n
thousands Of bar
rooms and saloons.
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Fruit Grower.
Origin of the Strawberry.

Professor Bailey, of the Cornell
University, is reported to have made
an exhaustive investigation into the
origin of the common strawberry. ard
finds it a modification of the straw
berry discovered ages ago in Chilli,
South America.