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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

The United States did not receive q
large immigration last year, but the
statistics show she received # 900 who
could neither read nor write. 1t Is hard
to make good American citizens out Of
such material. Uncle Sam should draw
the line on vice and ignorance. Both
the ignorant and vicious should be left
to grow up with the country In which
they were born.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03
French Patents.

In France patents are granted to ev'
cry applicant whose papers are in prop
er form, without official examinations
as to the novelty of the invention, and
the patent holds good if the invention
is new, but not otherwise. Applicants
make their own examinations.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

A Brooklyn girl wants $4,000 from
n New-Yorkcr who kissed her against
her consent We hope he will be mulct-
ed; no pretty girl ever ought to he
kissed against such II thing rs that.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

A telegram from the East states
George Gould is in consultation with
n well-lnown bodybuilding firm rcla.
tive to the construction Of n new cup
defender. II Is creditable to the young
man that fraction Of his millions Is
to be given for defense,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

William Bruins, German farmer liv-
Ing near Atchison, has lately become
demented in very peculiar way. IN
Til recently Bruins had habit Of loaf
ing evenings at railroad station near
by, much against the wishes Of his wife.
Mrs. Bruins finally decided to scare her
husband and make him quit it. One
night she put on a suit of her husbands
clothes and jumped out at him from be-
hind a clump of bushes as he was re-
turning home about midnight. Bruns
was so badly scared that he has since
been demented, and goes about in an
ahness sort of way, Everything pos
sible is being done FOR him, but it is
feared that he will not recover.
From Lincoln: yolney Ball, late of
Wichita, but formerly prominent citi-
zen of Lincoln county, was brought to
this place and lodged in Jail. Some time
last summer the Hamilton Investment
company of Salina, discovered that they
had second mortgage of $4,000 on a
'arm in Lincoln county, formerly owned
, Ball instead of first mortgage,
they supposed, thus rendering thoir
mortgage worthless. They at once
swore out a warrant for Ball, charging
him with forging a release for the first
mortgage. Ball evaded the officers until
lately, when he was arrested at
Wichita and returned here. Ball kept
the crime hidden by paying the interest
promptly on both mortgages for three
years. He is an ex-treasurer of Lin
coin county and served in the Kansas
leg islature.
The Parkinson Sugar Works Of Fort
Scott have made their annual report
to Secretary Coburn. showing the man
ufacture for the season just closed Of
248,200 pounds of sorghum sugar, on
which they claim the state bounty Of
Z of a cent pound. The claim is
made under protest, as the company
insists that it is rightfully entitled to 2
cents a pound, which was the original
bounty and which was reduced to I of a
cent by the last legislature. The sugar
company holds to the position that the
2 cent bounty was instituted for series
of years, and that the legislature had
no right to reduce it within that period
In 1887 the first bounty law was
passed. setting aside $4,000 year for
five years for the payment of 2 cents
a pound on all sugar manufactured in
the state. In 1889 this law was amended
with a provision that it should con.
tinuo in force seven years and that in
case the CLAIMS for bounty at cents a
pound should exceed $4,000 a year,
the payments should be prorated. In
1891, Notwithstanding the ven-year
provision of the 1889 law, the bounty
was cut to 3 of cent pound.
Topeka Capital: Several Of the high
school boys amused themselves by plac-
ing onions in the hot air shaft OF the
high school. All the forenoon the main
assembly room smelled like German
chop-house.
Kansas City, Mo-, Journal: w. II.
Anderson has been sent to the states
prison for nineteen months on account
of a pension fraud committed by him
some time ago. Anderson was men,
Der of the board of directors Of the
Ieuitentiary while Jones was warden
and George W. Click governor
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03
KANSAS STATE NEWS.

The proposed bonded warehouse has
been established at Atchison and @. NJ
Parker appointed storekeoper.
The Turner'S of Atchison have de-
cided to rebuild Turner hall, and will
make improvements to the extent of
$4,000 or $4,000.
Near Cheney one of tho largo barns
ut the Jewett stock farm is burned TO
The ground. The loss is $4,000, insured
for $4,000. All the animals were saved.
Osawatomio special; A fire was dis
covered in tho electric light power house
1T daylight, So rapidly did the flames
spread that efforts to extinguish them
were Of no avail. The plant was valued
Mt $4,000, on which there was no insur-
ance It's reconstruction is very doubt
full.
Two Usage Indian boys, Hank and
Charles Mashaw, attending tho business
college at Winfield, eloped with two
white sisters. They left for tho Usage
nation and expected to get their annu-
al payments. They were stopped at Dex-
ter and brought back. They say they
will marry tho girls.
The various companies Of the Leaven-
worth homo have contributed $28615
for n Christmas Offering this year to
the members Of the Soldiers Orphan
homo at Atchison. Members Of the hos
pital contributed $64 additional. This
Is the largest Offering ever sent from
The home at one time.
In the annual contest in oratory at
tho Kansas normal at Emporia Forest
Woodside won first place. Subject,
''The Providence of Law" M. A. Fin
ley, second. Miss Ray Mcintyre won
the contest in essay. Mr.. Woodade
will represent the normal at the inter
collegiate contest in Topeka in Febru-
airy.
Mrs. Fannie Reid Slusser, superin-
tendent Of Wyandotto county schools,
has been appoin cd as member of the
legislative committee OF the State Asso-
citation of County Superintendents. The
committee will meet at Topeka and dis
cuss legislation that lie needed for the
county schools The committee will rec
ommend the establishment Of county
high schools. The legislature will be
asked to change many Of tho present
laws governing county schools.
The proceeds of the sale of Hozier
Bros cattle, which brought the fever to
Lyon county in 1899, have been divided
by order Of the district court. The
amount received for the cattle was S19,-
92720. 1t was disbursed as follows.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03
DO Not sleep on the Left Side.

There is little doubt that an immense
number of persons habitually sleep on
the left side, and those who do so can
never, it is said, be strictly healthy. 1t
is the most prolific cause of nightmare,
and also Of the unpleasant taste in the
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

AS cunning as fox" would have
sounded idiotic to the discoveries Of
Kamtchatka. They found foxes In
large numbers, but so stupid, because
they had never before seen an enemy,
that they could be killed with clubs,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

We don't know whether President
Cleveland has locked his horses tails
or not, but we do know that u great
many tales sent out from Washington
ought TO be locked.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

IL Is stated that the Rothschilds viii
float the new Russian loan for $780,
100000, 1t takes deep water, linan-
clally, to accomplish feat Of This char
uptnr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03
Phillipsburg Herald
DaGama proposes to give President
MOraes another Brazil nut to crack,

The discovery Of typhoid serum Is an
nounced Ono Of these days we shall
live forever, Boston Herald, Yes, but
where?
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1895-01-03

Gail Hamilton has again addressed
Queen Victoria in behalf Of Mrs, May
brick. Gail should beg pardon for beg
cling PARDON so pcrsistently.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

AL friends of Silver are in.
Used TO be present at Jackson.
Tenn On MAY - 1885 at a
meeting Of Democrats who Ia
vor the restoration of Silver t0
H. proper Use as money.
The object of this meeting Is
to formulate a plan for the ae-
tive and aggressive organization
of the friends of silver to the
end that the Democracy often
aessse and the South shall favor
The ree coinage OF silver at the
ratio Of 10 to l IN the next State
platforms, and send delegates
on tkAs bass 10 the next Ma
tEoGal Democratic Convention
The Hon w J. Bryan of Ne
5rask.- Senator \ J NeLaarin
and Senator Daniels have
agreed 70 be present and All
dress the meeting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Delayed
We are all busy now for a
rarity. Everybody who had
nothing else To DO struck out
Monday morning on a fishing
expedition and vii remain IN
III Thursday Bro. Jae0 is very
baS making every point posi-
bic IN favor Of the State Ep-
worth League Convention which
meets II Grenad.. May 9-12
He Will have quite a company
Of Abbeville Leag1ers To- 70
with him to Gren2da- He Is
very proud OF his young people
and delights to give them any
pleasure Or help he can
l think about IL young met
and ladies' Will 20 to tn Grenada
We have some of Lafayette's
best young folks. They work
hard in literary pursuits and
take the front rank in church
work.
We had a fine revival here
some weeks ago IN which the
young people were most active.
and received the greatest good.
Several were converted and SIX
joined the Methodist Church.
Commencement of a v = il
also a thing of interest to Us
now Every student Is bending
his energies to make the Oeca-
sion one of interest and profit.
We viii welcome al the EAGLE
family upon this OCCASION
Come up
Vow 1t II nearly school time
and | must economIzp 80 as To
be able To 70 to Grenada. so
VIII cease tins seribblIng-
YUR Pier.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
County Executive Com
miftee.

The Democratic Executive
Committee for Lafayette County
net al Court House PersuaHt to
order of Chairman Present
". v Sullivan Chairman ;
BEAT IN II BryaHr- ~ 3.
Oliver, proxy T. z Har<tnS.
BEAT Jim Taylor, J. T.
Parks Geo- Anderson
BEAR 5-A- r. Bishop JnO.
Houston, BY proxy. K , Ne
GOwan-
BEAT "A 2. Browning. by
proxy. J. l. SiSk- proxy. W.
Y White.
BEAT 5%no Sterues. proxy.
y W. Hall. Ed Duval- proxy.
Glover Davis
Meeting called to order by
W. V. Sullivan. Chairman. when
the following proceedings were
had
The following resolutions Of
fered by K = MeGowsn read
and adopted
l. Resolved. That a primary
election be held IN Lafayette
county at all the polling places
on the 18th day Of July. 1895,
10 select candidates for each Of
the Offices to be filed at the
next November election. Includ-
ing also. a candidate for District
Attorney.
= That in-aSmReh as the ex-
pense of holding 4 primary
election now comes out of the
taxpayers of the county. and
mas much a. two primaries viii
have to be held unless the
various candidates all agree that
the one receiving the highest
number of vote shall be the
Nominee of the party. We sag-
gest To all the candidates the
prOprIety OF conserving IN writ
ing TO such plurality votes. and
request that such consent. II
given be lodged with the seet'y
Of committee by the 18th of this
month
J. Resolved All persons who
are Democrats and have afhIIa-
ted With the party up to this
time and who Will pledge there
by to- support the nominees OF
The primary and who are regis
tered voters. shall be allow Ell
TO vote
On motion adjourned to meet
Nav 18th 1895
w V Sullivan Chm
y H Bryant See
Oxford Mss May H. 1895
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

The ChiekasaW school fund
amounting To s55S7,7s il now
s~Ing distributed tn the eoun-
ties entitled thereto. s< SLOWS.
AleorR sT062 Benton sL076
Calhean s1-sIJ9 C~hiekaSaw.
sI-Ssk-j0, Clay s93sJa. DeSoso
sl993 Itaxamba sl.4I6, La
fAyetts slSl350, Lee sIa0I5a,
Marshall sIS54Il3 Monroe 81
030. Pamela sI.T7750. POntOtOe
eIS47- PreHtiss s.I09, QaItEGn
s9. T1llahatehis $50 Tate
sII15 TIPpah sI341- TIshimiH-
90 sIloS TUEies sI.I51- Union
SI-IIS Webster sI56S5. YaIO-
bGsha ssTo-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
Open Letter.
Chenille Miss
Pamela County
Nav 9Th r,tl5

May >th. 1895
Ed OXFORD EAGLE-TO Drs
Chandler and Baird Oxford.
and DIR Montgomery. Harmon
town and my friends CT Cain
W C. SeIll- e. w Russell H.
z Perkins. and all others who
assisted NE IN giving 4 new life
to my son George
Last June the above named
doctors examined nv son and
frankly told me that With the
appliances at their command
they we're unable to relieve
George a. he was afflicted with
With abeess of the liver, and my
only hope Of recovery could be
had by sending him to the hos
pTtal IN Memphis, Tenn Upon
their advice and the financial
aid Of the above named citizens
and many others that I cannot
remember | carried nv sou 10
St Joseph's Hospital After
undergoing n very painful spe.
ration and then a sh0r. stay
there he was brought home al.
most 4 new being When al
mItted to the hospital he weigh.
ed 81 pounds. nov his weight
= los pounds He vii neveI
be an able bodied man. vet with
a good education he viii b.
able 20 make a good and worthy
citizen
/ cannot close without thank
ing Dr. y b Holder OF whom
Lafayette should ever be proud
a surgeon without a peer, and 1
heart 10 help the needy poo
and affected
kIEd friends. I shall ever re
member you AnsIy, and NAY
God In his mercy make y0t
prosperous. aud when the Las.
signal ~ sounded for you MAJ
your rest b. In Heaven above
Yours truly.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

One Of the best organized and
most systematic public schools
We have ever seen north or
south = at Oxford LAFAYETTE
eoEnty Mss and the seat Ofthe
>tase University We have al
ways been 4 stiekIer for disei-
pine and system and found
them To 4 satisfactory degree In
this school The school Is In
charge Of Prot Pope. and a
more genial yOgns gentleman
We have never met This l. his
1Fst year IN the school and If
the people a this little city let
him get away, they will have
cause To regret it-PublIe
school Mirror CiarksbUrg, W
Va
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
Registration Notice.

I will visit the different voting
precincts for the pCrpo-e Of regis
terfng the voters OF Lafayesre
county1on the following days, to-wit:
Sanders, Monday, MAY s, 1896
Alexander's, Tuesday, May 7, 1886.
Abbeyille, "Wednesday, Mays, 1895.
Free Springs, Thursday, May ., 1896.
College Hill, rridny, May 10, 1885.
Clear Creek, Monday, May Ii, 1ss5.
Orwood, Tuesday, May IA, 1896.
Taylor, Wednesday, May I5, 1895.
Humphreys, Thursday, May ID, 1896.
Paris, Friday, May II, 1896
Delay, Monday, May %, 1896.
rula, Tuesday, May u, 1886.
Dallas, "Wednesday, May q, 1885,
L~afayette Springs, Thursday, My
q, 1895.
The balance of the time the books
viii be open for registration at my
ONCE E Z. TEMPLE, Clerk
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

y clergyman was annoyed by
people talking and giggiing. He
paused, looked at the disturbers
and said: Some years ago when
I was preaching. a young man
before me vas-eonstantiy laugh
ing, talking and making uncouth
grimaees. I paused and admin
istered . severe rebuke. After
the close of the service a gentle
man said to me. Sir, you
made a great mistake: that
young man is an IDIOT Sine e
that time I have always been
afraid to reprove those who
misbehave themselves in chapel
lest / should repeat the mistake
and reprove another idiot
Church Standard.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Prof. Bishoff. a prominent
physician was vehementiy op-
posed to the admission Of
female students at the Univer.
sity of St. Petersburg, and in
general to any concession made
to the womaE's rights advocates.
lie argued that il was wrong To
put a woman on an equal foot
ing with q man as Ear AS mental
eapaeity was concerned and
gave a reason for this statement
that the average weight Of a
woman's brain fthree pounds.
four oHneesk, was 5 Ia ounces
less than that Of a man
He died not long ago, and
upon autopsy being performed
his brain was weighed How
odd that his brain was even a
trife less than the average
claimed for the sex be despised-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
County Superintendent.

The State Board Of Education
has issued the following import
ant circular IN reference 90 can
dldates for the Office of Co4ntv
superintendent OF Education
All candidates for the Office
OF COUNT Superintendent uast
Be examined by a committee ap-
pointed for that pzrpoSe before
they can be elected Under
section 4151 and f1j9 OF the an
Rotated code this examination
viii be held at the county sites
and VII BE- upon subjects re
4aIred Of nrst grade teachers,
and upon the school law. The
elimination VIII be II writing
and conducted IN every partIeG-
EaF IN accordance wIth the Law
and regulations for examInfr.
teachers Committees viii be
daily appointed To hold the sx.
animation m each county Be
fore a candidate can be elected
10 the Office he must pass the
elimination and receive a Ger.
tIneatezfr0m the committee. TN
der oath that he has passed the
examination according to law
and that he Possesses a go0e
moral character and the exeeu
tive ability t0 property perform
the duties of the Office Under
authority conferred by statgts
the board OF education hereby
Axes the date Of said examIna
riozs on May 2ith and 18th
I.9l
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Mr. p z Matthew'S candidate
for railroad commissioner from
this district, Is making an active
canvass throughout the State.
Mr. Matthews Il from our neigh
ing county Lafayette, where he
has served the people honestly
and faithfully for about twelve
years In the capacity of Sheriff.
Water Valley Progress.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

The BatesvIIEe PanoIIan saws
Dr. w H. Drane sold twenty.
i've bales of Cook cotton.
through the Delta Cotton Co.
Of Memphis last week for ten
cents a pound Dr. Drane also
sold IN the same lot twelve
bales of common cotton at s 7-I6
cents The common cotton was
just A. well handled a. the other.
and the difference IN price Is
due solely to the difference in
grade
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
Sherifrs Sale.
=

T. WohIIeoeuJ
Vs.
W 9 PeCrIs
BY vIr-ue Of the above stated 1t
sichment writ 10 me directed by
Z z Temple, Circuit Clerk for the
County Of Lafayscrs, and State Of
Mississippi I viii Gu the id day OF
June, 1880, NJ the Court House door
IN the town Of Oxford. Miss. within
Legal hours expose TO sale, az pubic
Ourery- 60 the ,lxhe=s bidder, for
cash. al the right. interest and
claim the Defendant W c. Peeris
has IN and 20 the following property.
to-wir=
One store house and Loe No l.
Block c. Sec =, Township ;,
Range J. West, a the town Of FOX
ford Miss Also West Of Section
e Township :, Range q West,
I'D acres FIR e See -. Town
ship :, Range l. West. 80 acres.
and h- Of " See > Township :,
Range T. West, 70 Acres. which has
been levied on a. the property Of
TIE said defsndsnr. ard VIII be sold
70 satisfy the Judgement therein
and al costs
This 10Th day Of May. 1885.
P. z MATTHEWS.
SAerIH Of LlfIyetrg CouutV. Miss
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
\ L DARLING

The farmers of the South hold
the key to the problem that Is
going To govern the se0Hn-
try during the next twelve
months. The silver question
has nothing 10 do with It. 1t Is
well that each farmer his 4 key
of his own Ashe sOws, 50 shall
he reap Ii he goes 10 work To
Produce something of every
thing that his Land VIII grow
that can be utilized on the
Earn he Will be in a frst rate
condition TO solve the money
problem no matter what his
neighbors may say or do-Lve
Stock Journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

y heavy rain and elOudbursr
occurred at Hermnville. Miss.
a few days ago and the little
town was completely inundated.
No lives we're lost but the peo-
pie were compelled to seek the
upper stories of their dwellings
for safety
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Ir Is said that the Central
American states are trying TO
effect an arrangement for boy
eOttIng English manufactures
and merchants as a way vi re-
seRElng EnzlaadTs Conduct n
SIeaPagus.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16
Union Female College.



Oxford Miss
May Is. is91
Ny Dear Fricnd-It II with
pleasure that | write YOU con.
corning the progressive move
meut of Union Female College.
Her success during this sehclas-
tie year, which ends May alth,
has been phenomenal The
course Of study has been ex.
tended the faculty, composed
Of teachers who are specialists,
has been enlarged. the enroll.
ment very much increased and
the property greatly improved,
besides being newly and neatly
furnished throughout Since.
however, the capacity of the
present buildings il rot SUIT
eient TO accommodate the school
in its rapid growth more money
Is already at hand for further
Improvement, and ample pro-
vision will be made during the
summer for the accommodation
of over 100 boarders which We
ARE sure to have. We have al
ready enrolled the name Of quite
a number who have promised
to enter next term Union Re
male College L. one OF the old
est schools in the South Du-
ring the last week IN MAY we
expect To celebrate the Forty
First Annual Commencement.
at which time the names of
twelve graduates Will be added
To the large number scattered
all over the country Those
who have known loved and
stood by the College through
these many years say 1t Is in a
more prosperous condition than
ever before and promises far
better results In all its depart
ments of work Ona Of the best
evidences of the merits Of the
school l. rvIneed by the fact
that the people of Oxford who
have long been accustomed to
higher education are ROW giv.
ing 1t a larger patronage than
they have for many years. Ok
ford l. a school town IL Il the
center Of education IN the State,
having both the State Universe
sy and the College here To-
gether With other advantages
the young ladies' OF L. F. a..
have access To one of the best
libraries IN the State Over
$40 have been expended during
this term for new books Tweu
ty-dve OF the very best maya
zInes and papers eome regular
ly to cur table. There IN also a
lecture bureau II Oxford offer
ing these young ladies' the privI
lege Of hearing the best leesu
rers OF oar country The -oeua
and church advantages Of OK
ford are the best These thing.
are mt To be dIsregtrded If yoy
want your daughters TO sscHr'
a we'll rounded education Ou
ciass wOFS = thorough and o
the highest order We re,{air,
every lessen missed ta De EEld,
up Our discipline II mIfd ba
firm Oxford Il an exceedIngf'
healthy place.
Vow II cur effort to max,
this College one OF the alos
successful institutions IN u,
South. the Board OF Trustee.
joins ne u masking tins Smplr
request of yea:
L. That Yea give II ynEfr pat
roaage tor next Term, 6vEfunin,
September Sd
. That you send Us at one,
the names o. any young ladie.
IN your town or community o
Of your acquaintance who ar
likely to enter college next fall
J. That you do not fail In TIN
sImpl request
Our rates are reasonable an
we promise You the worth o
. your money Catalogues ant
our monthly Journal Will be fun
nIshed any one on application
4 Hoping TO have your lmmedi
ate cooperation | am your
very truly,
NNnnnv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

4 bread war between the ba-
kers and the groeers is On in
Rochester, y. u The bakers
are selling bread at one cent a
Loaf, and the grocers are giving
a loaf of bread free to every
customer.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1895-05-16

Scatter air-slaked lime freely
around the grzpevinea, 90 as To
cover every portion Of the
ground IL 10 excellent in as
sisting 10 destroy the spores OF
the grape rot