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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

Samedl dernlcr lie Juge j.. l..
CailIouet a pronounce les sentences
suivantes contre tous ceux que lie
jury avaient trouves coupables DIES
crimes don't lis etaient accuses.
avolr
j. 3. Lusignan, ayant reconnu
quill ttait coupable d'ayoir viole Ia
loi da dlmanhe, Il etc condamne a
SO damenae on a dix joars de
prison 81 cette derniere nest pas
payte.
Salvatore GrazIano, pour Ia meme
oapnse, a etc condamn6e Il $50 OF
20 tours de prison.
Thomas Barker a etc eondamne,
ponr la meme o%ffense, a $3.50 da-
mende on q 80 jours d'emprisonne-
ment. -
Joachim Cherami trouv6 eoupable
d,assaut ct batterie a etc condame
a $500 dtamende on a deux mois de
prison, sujet a 6tre employe Il
travaux pubIics de Ia paro;sse.
. Felix ChGrami trouve coupahle ou
meme crime a Ell SO d'ameade on
dix jours Gle PRISON.
Laurence ChGrami trouve coupable
d'avoir infiigG une blessure ct dc
deux assaults ct hatterle 4 etc con
damnG Il sept mos de prison, sujet Il
etre employe aux travaux publics de
la paroisse.
Lewis Gardner, trouv6 eoupable de
la meme offence 4 etc condamne a Ia
meme peine.
Dr. John johnson, pour homicide,
a etc condamn6 a III an de ptniten-
clare.
John Brown. convaincu de meurtre,
sans peine capitaIe, a etc condamne a
paascr lie restant de sd vie a Ia
penitenciaire.
Press Chin, pour vol ct avoir tire
ayec intention de tuer, sera envoy6 q
Ia pentenelaire pour sept ans.
Frank Harris, alias Adolphe Wilson.
eonyainea Gu menrtre de Jos
Eoundtree. sera pendu lie jour que l.
Gouyeraenf dGsienera.
En- oatse dos sentences colossus, j
en- es, 4aelqucs aQtres de minimt
Eimportanee qui Ont etc p~Fononc6es
CONNIE dams les sentences qui on
etc proaeaetes Ina pas etc pris
dappel, ct que lie dtlai est expire
clos prennent, imm6diatement leu
eEIet. -
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COMNUNICAIION,
Lockport, lie % Septembre 1e9,

HoNhp'A' ~ 1NptSLAplt 100.
Monsieur le Reddcteur LA nou-
velie du marriage dc Monsieur Antoi.
ne .Argence avec Melle Josephine
Brany nest plus IN secret pour
p%ersonne pni,aGe Ia date est dGia
iiXGe g tquc de nombreuses invitations
Won't etre envoyecs. Dependant. ie
crols que yots scrcz content de
ponvolr announcer Il vos n~omhreuX
l%ecteurs que Get evenement trttaordi-
naife doit avoir lieu 4 rEglise St
Sanveur, Lockport, lie % Octobre
proclaim. Et 81 Jemploye j. mot
erfrGofdMdu-e &c nest pas a cause
du marriage qni est Ia vocation du
plus grand nombre, mais &c qui me
semhle rare, eXtraordinaire. c'est de
rencontrer I'm avengie atiable. il est
vrai, Intelligent, possGdant .une
education pen commune ct surtout
muslcien emeIite, doae d'unetGnacitG
a tonte tprcnve pour perfoctioaner
tonionrs advantage lo talent don't
Ia Providence Ia d0tG, Sc choislr une
compagne pour etre ST consolation ct
adoutlr les amertumes de Ia vie.
0ui. c'est hen vrai que Monsieur
Argence doit.se marier ayec Nile.
Josephine Branx, Ia file bien-aimte
de Mr.. Paul Braux, un brave homme
ce!ntla sill Ell fut jamais. Il a etc
clairvoyant l,organiste aveugle de
~Lockport car 81 je he cralgnais pas
de faire de Ia peine aux deux ieunes
frances ct lie troubier leur candeur ct
leur MODESTO, ie dirais, sans crainte
d'etre contredit. que Nile Braux est
une demoiselle accomplie. Ellie est
tres jolie, &c qai nest pas a d6daigner.
mails surtont ellie est douGe dun
caraetere atfable, almable, doux e1
dependant plein dGnergie. Tout Il
monde Sc rejouit lei ave- Monsieur
Argence ct lie felicite-sauf peut.atrt
qnelqnes jeunes jaloux-car il Is.
dlfficile de connaltre ce ieune Franeai:
ans l'estimer ct i'aimer. il est Ell
effet dune politesse eNquise Ct dur
~caraetere qui ne change jamas.- -
Soyez heureux, mes jeunes amis, G
Iongtemps.
TN CADIEN De LocKpoRT.
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La grande foirc qni q Gu lieu
samedi ct dimanche derniers, sous les
~pacaniers de Mn. Bourgeois ct Lefort,
a Ell I'M success des plus complets,
grace an devouement du comite
reorganization qui IA rien neglige
pour bonner a cette f6tc, don't lie
prodnit etait destine a une grande
amelioration publlque, toute la gran
deur ct l'attrait desirable pour Fat
teinare. Aussi a-t-ll rGussi au della
de toute ~esperanee.Z Car Ia foule
ttait nombreuse ct faisalt honneur.
avec Ia plus srande liberalite. aux
buftets garnis de toutes les friandises
qu'on Il pu Sc procuref.
La Bande StSauveur dirigGe par lie
Professeur Argence, etait sur les lieux
ansi que la banle de Thibodaux qui,
par les hrillants moreeauX Qusils ont
executes, out grandement contribute
All success de cctte foire don't les
recettes ont atteint TN chiffre tres
respectable. - -
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

AVIS Aux CoNTRlBUABLEs.-Le
Tahleau dAssessement pour l'annee
1885 slant mtuellcment complete ct
r~erors}t. conformGment a In loi, lie
eolleetcur de taxes, est preta dfl'vrer
les recus i tons ccux qui y front les
solder. lie plus vite possible sera lie
mieux pour les contribuahles qul sont
on mesulc dc le fare.
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tne representation CONNIE on en- y
iamais VII .Thlbodaux dot etre
donn6e lie II de &c mois. dams la
PLANE GuloG par Ia nombreuse troupe
d'artiste de Pdrnee Bits Historic
Wild West. Gette troupe qui s'est
fate applaudir en- Europe aussi bien
que Il ce continent, meute eertaine-
ment d'6tre vie par tout IL monde
de cette paroisse e. dies paroisses
avoisinantos-.
C'est un spectacle toni nouveau pour
notre population qui lonnera pleine
ct entiare satisfaction 4 tous eeHX qui
auront le honheur lie pouyoir y
assister.
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VENTE A L'AMIARLE
L'HaBiTATE0N SI-BERNARD.

NETTE HABITATION EST SITUEE A
~ un mile de Thibedaux; ellie mesure SIX
arpents de face sur lie Bayou Latourche par
gnatre.vingt de protondeur. ainsi CUE toutes
les hafisses v attrnant Snererle, mason de
Matte. MASON a'Gconome &C cahanes pour
les travail ieurS. lie tout est Ell partait ordre
e., preeqae neut. En- ontre - mulets, char
rettes 1T ouiils aratoires: 81 arpents de
plant. lei arpeuts de premiere aimee t30 de
secohtie aimee; ~ensiren 10 arpents de mails
ct 3Ii4 haril- Dc charhon.
Pour les conditions s'adTesser a
j. VI. VERGNOLE.
s. Decatur Street. New Orleans.
To Dec. 3.-lS9J.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

Les invitations 1T marriage On
Professor \. Areence avec Nellie
Josephine Braux sont sortles. La
c4r@monie nuptiale anra lieu en-
l6ellse St-Sauveur, de Lockport, lie
- de &c mois a 5 heures du matin.
La SENrINElLE souhaite aux f@turs
6poux une Tongue vie de bonhenr ct
de prosptntt.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

Nos rcm|erciement Il Mr.. ct Nine.
'Gaudt pour Invitation qn'ils nous
ont adressee pour assister AZ marriage
de leur lille TAtrese avec Mr. Felix
j. Gaudt.
La ctrdmonlc nuptialc aura lieu i
rEeIisc Catalogue St-Joseph, lie -
oetohre il deux heures ct demie de
lapresmidI.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

Nous mons faisons I'm devoir de
mentioner les vlsites dams notre
bureau de Rev. Pere G. Richard, de
Mr. Marcellm Richard, n de nos
plus v~ieilles commissioners ct de
Messrs. Numa Jendron ct +. Beauvals
denx DIES amis de la SENTINELLE.
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4 rexamcn DIES candldats pour
etre admis CONNIE el6ves Il l'6cole
normale de Natchitoches, NELLIE
Mallhot ayant pass6 lie meilleur
examen a etc d6claree lGIeve b6ne-
fclaire de Ia paroisse Lafourche.
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NOUYELLES LOCALES.

CHANGEMENT DAMS LES TRAINS A
Passengers KT LA MALLE-POSTE.-De-
puls quelqnes jours, IL y Ell IN
enlargement dams les trans Il passa-
GERS ct Ia mallcposte a Thibodaux
CONNIE suit
DEPARTS ARRIVES
NJ ST y 5 4. m. - Il 9:l5 a.. m.
5sa III am. - i l2:13 p. III.
q CO.. I pm. 81 a 3:l5 p. m.
NALLE-POSTE.
DEPARTS
No. .6 male lie IEst.
= IS. ue cues
q. 80. ....de FIST Ct de lOuest.
ARRIVES
No. 57.............Es Est ct Quest.
" 50 Est.
d" 81 quest.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

La BoulangcrIe exploitee par NM.
Engerran Freres, don't NM. s. 7.
Ach6e Fr6res Sc sont devenus proprie-
taires. fabrique depuls mardi dernlel
dn pain excellent.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-10-05

La LECTURE.

eNcesslNement laborieux.
Lors de Invention de rmprmar;e
par Gutenberg, Ii lecture etait pres
que complement mconnue.
Savoir lire ct ecrire etait chose
rare ct saaf quelques exceptions tout
le SAVIOR de l'Gpoque etait r,fnoi6
dams les converts eli les stores.
De nos jours quelle eff .rence.
l. m liletre est une anomalie. ont
est aussi surpris de lie rencontrer
gu Ion le serait de vor TN elGuhant
dams les rues.
Comment voulez-yous gu il en- soft
aatrement pnisque toute Ia civiiisa-
tion mo 'erne repose sur l'imprimerie.
I'm etiet, pas de han eau 81 petit ct
81 eloigne gull soft qui ne receive
4notidiennement IN ca denx Jour
hauX, Ell outre, Ia oste apportc i
slte dans les coins lie, plus recules
lie In terre les llvres ct les puhliCa-
tons repaEdant psr lie monde tout &c
Gul Sc fait tcut &C qui Sc dit dams les
grands centres intellectrels. L'homme
ayant lie lambltion doit ct est ohlleG
dc lire pour Sc ten;r au courant des
progress lie lhUmanite, ct lie tout &c
qni conconrt a son bien-Gtre. Ceiui
qni ne lit pas, Sc trouve touiours
distance par TN autre plus ayisG, qui
cherchc Il lerfectionner les armes
quill emploie pour lie struggle for
Liz.
Pourquoi cause.ton mieuX que
jamalS maintcnant +?
parce que in lecture rend le
domaine de I'esprit plus waste ct
permet de puiser Il lie meilleurcs
sources.
Avant Introduction generate de Ia
lecture, lhomme livr6 a ses propres
resources ne pouvait %apprendre
grand chose dams sa vie tandis Que
lnaintenant rien he sc passe sur Ii
terrc quill men soft informG par III
ilvre, II publication, etc.
La science unlversel.e est a portet
de tous ccux qui v%eulent Sc donneI
la peine de lacquerir.
Par Ia lecture on devient tout c,
qu'on vent, sans lecture on vegtts
dams Ignorance.
Comhien d'hommes ont WI leur,
success dater dn jour OH lis on
commence a lire? On peut lei
compiler par miiliers. II ne sen sui
pas que tout &c qu'on lit est eNac
tement ce qu'on cherche. A,
contraire, quelque fois ont est oblig'
de lire ~heaucoup de chooses pou
trouver &c don't on a besoin. Gee
montre lutilite dune hlblioteque.
Tn grand eclivaln q compare 5:
blblioteaue Il une encyclopedia sn
une orandc Gchelle. II await raisor
Ces livres. II les await tous lus, III
Jour on lautre II await besoin q
quelque chose, dune reference, dun
phrase. dune ldee quill croyalt avoi
cemarque, il n'avait qua etendre |
man. pour plendre lie volume d6sir
ct trouver &c quill cherchait. 81
~n'avait EN- que sa m6moire pour IL
venir en- aide, qu'auralt-il fait ? Ii e
est ainsi dams Ia vie, lie yeritabl
~lecteur fait usage de ce quil a reten
dams ses lectures.
On lit iournellement sans bien Vol
a quel usage Particle on lie llvre
peut bien servir. &c qui pu nou
frapper imagination soluble, mai
IN beau jour on en- fait usage.
/, Lhomme qul ne lit pas. ne profit
+, pas de Get avantage ct, hien dc
, chooses Sc passent journellemer
devant ses yenN qui p%ourraient
!, conduire Il la fortune sill ava
a..i - ,n /,
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LIE Restaurant Cosmopolitan re
comment, fand6 par nne societe en-
~commandite. attire deia. tons les
gourmets de notre vile.
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MN. Clay Knohloek & Fills ont
transftr6 leur bureau dams la batlsse
de Ia Banque dc. Thibodaux.
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La B9ntdjction de Ia Cloche de III
Chapcllc da NaIagai aura lieu demain
Il II heures du matin. lie Ptre
Tessicr. cure he rE4lise dn Prompt
Secour,. als g~hatkaay, 81 propose lie
faire. ,n eetto occasion, une ctrtmo-
ME 4rau |Fe=a, ii dtja fait tons les
|prdparatlfs pour %recevoir tons cenS
qpi partie gamt i cette fete.
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La session rtguliere de Ia eour.
dams ct pour Ia paro!sse ~ierTebenne
aura lieu a Houma, IL lundi 10etohre,
sous la presidence Gu JuSe Caillouet.
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La cour qui a siege pendant qnatre
semaines q etc ajourn6e aujourd'hul.
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Pendant toute Ia semaine qui Went
de s'tcouIer ous o eu un temps
sup.rbe, avec me temperature tres
fraiche. lie ~thermometre est descen-
du jusqua 80 degrees.
Avec &C temps les cannes muris-
sent It les plantenrs Sc prepayment
%roudement pour l5exploitation de la
recolte. Ii y G aui Sc proposent
de ccmmenccr vers lie Is du present
mois.
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Mr. Charles w. Thibodeaux, Phal

Mr Charles ". ThibodeauX, Phar-
maciste diplomt du College pharma-
ceut,que de Chicago, est part mercre-
di dernier pour Mexico OH un de ses
oncles reside actuellement. ST la
vile Iui convent 1T Ia prospective
DIES a%tfaires est bonnie, il s'etablira
dams cette localit6, dams lie a
contraire, il viendra reprcndre la
position quill "a quite. Nous lui
souhaitons IN bon voyage.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1895-06-01

Wednesday evening from so'clock
until y Mesdames Clvmer and Demp-
sey entertained the members of the
Ladies independent Club. at the Clymer
residence A few invited guests were
present. and the ladies enjoyed Of those
cosy occasions that has made the club
SO deservcdly popular among the fair
sex. The rooms were tastefully dec
Grated with fresh roses and the scene
was a brilliant one. At o'clock the
guests were ushered into the supper
room where a repast at once sumptu0us
aud elegant was served. A number OF
toasts were offered and responded to by
the guests and while no masculine ear
was allowed within hearing distance. IL
has been whispered that the ladies ac-
quilted themselves nobly. AT about 10
o'clock the Emmett Cornet Band put in
an appearance on the outside and treat.
ed the the ladies to a delightful sere.
made When the boys were taken in "a
enjoy some Of the substantials of
the supper room it was discovered that
three individuals. namely. an editor,
a post master. and a deacon. were 10
the party who had neither horns. drum.
nor cymbals IL was UNANIMOUSLY a.
greed by tie ladies however. that IN,
aforesaid trio were taken along only be
cause Of their goodlooks. and gentee
appearance. \ feature Of the evening
was a guessing contest. Each lady re
gisterei guess as 20 the number OF
beans contained in in tumbler and o
pinions varied all the way from 10 {,
$50. Miss Annie Hayes was the luck,
contestant and received the grand priz,
an elegant crystal water service. Mrs
Phillips guessed 10 and secured IN,
BOBBY prize.
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the exercises OF the occasion by the
Womens Relief Corps, the Sons Of Vet
Grams. and the citizens in general. The
exercises were commenced at 10 O'Clock
a. m. at the methodist church. A pro-
gram consisting Of songs. recitations.
readings, etc, was rendered. after which
Rev. F. l.. Young delivered sermon.
The reverent gentlemen chose as his
text a portion Of the sth verse OF the sth
chapter Of Eccles. There is no dis
charge from this war" The discourse
was eminently appropriate to the oc-
casion and was the occasion Of much
favorable comment among his hearers.
When the services at the church were
conluded the c. A. r. the ;. v and the
w. r. c. to,k up the line Of march to
the cemeteries in the order named. AT
the North Side Cemetery the service
OF the Post was read. the graves strewn
with flowers, a salute fred. and the
march resumed back 10 the old grave.
yard near town where the graves were
decorated and the services concluded
The observance Of Decoration day is a
pretty custom and one that should en-
list the attention OF every good citizen
II serves more than any other holiday {,
keep the young generation in mind o
the troublous times their fathers saw
The times that tried mems souls.
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him unconscious. Wayne DE Walt found
him and brought him into town where
medical aid was speedily summoned
The injured man soon recovered consci-
business but had no recollection Of TIE
accident He was removed to his home
in the evening, and a. last accounts was
improving.
The recent cold wave has doubtless
been the cause Of much undertone pro-
family among the male population. Our
household queens will have the stoves
taken down at house cleaning time and
will have them put up again the first
time the temperature gets below the
broiling point and then the torture com
mences. 1t is one thing to be called
Lord Of Creation and quite another
thing to keep up a reputation as snch.
and put up a refractory stove pipe at
the same time, with a woman standing
around smiling sweetsy all the while,
and interfering by her presence, with
full outburst Of Dent up feelings. such
as can only be relieved by torrent of
cast and sheet iron language, such as
will fit the occasion.
Jim Brookshire and a man who was
in the employ Of VIII Bates have been
mining by the beach machine process
near Horseshe Bend. Last Sunday they
went out prospecting for better diggings
Brookshire proposed that his partner
go down the river ard said that he
would go up stream. The partner went
of down the river and put in the day
panning gravel on various bars in search
OF pay dirt. When he returned to the
camp at dark he found the camp topsy
turvy. the mining machine torn up.
and Brookshire gone glimmering.
The most important loss however was
their accumulation Of gold dust which
amounted or s25 or $50, and which Jim
had taken with him. Brookshire was
heard Of in Boise since and it is sup
posed he has skipped the country.
The INDEX is in receipt OF letters
Of inquiry almost every day in regard
to this country. from persons VINO are
desirous Of posting themselves about tn,
country with view of locating here
The attention Of most Of these peopl,
have been directed to this section in th'
first place by sample copies of the lNDE,
which are being sent out from time t.
time During the six months the ISDEl
has been under the present management
large number II sample copies have beeI
circulated all over the United States
This has been done at our own expens
and without any expectation OF reapin.
z direct benefit in the way Of securin.
many new subscribers, but only With
view Of advertising the country will
. the hope of reaping our reward in tn
future. Friends Of the INDEX can do
great deal towards helping in this worl
p by having the paper sent to some eastern
friends. We all want to see our vale
gros and prosper but it must be ad
ver;ised II we accomplish anything 4
number Of persons are now sending tn
paper TO eastern friends and We appre
ciate their support and thank them 70
il. Others should follow their exampl
b and help tell to the world the goo
,. qualities Of the best country on earth.
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We have for sale 100 acres OF choice
land one mile from Emmett. Comfort
able house and stable. 40 acres in cultiva-
tion. Two and one half shares Of water in
Only Chance Ditch goes with land. water
from Last Chance Ditch for this season
already on land. This land will be sold
a; bargain if sold at once. For furth-
er particulars call on or address
CARTER x PATTIsoN.
Emmett. Idaho.
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Somewhere between Falk's Store and
Horseshoe Bend, packet OF valuable
papers, the property Of J. c. Fortiner.
The papers were minutes Of the Ply
mouth Colony Co. and are OF no value 10
any one but the owner. Finder will
confer a favor by sending them to.
ID. W Ross.
Payette. Idaho.
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NOTICE.
Payette. Idaho

We have completed arrangements by
which We can have job work Of all kinds
done on p hours notice. in a first class
manner and at bed rock prices. Don't
send your orders away but place them
with US and you will save money, time
and trouble.
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MEMORIAL DAY

Fremont Post G. A. r. did themselves
proud on Thursday in the appropriate
manner IN which they observed memoir
lal day. They were ably seconded in
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FIRST INVESTIGATE, THEN INSURE.

Thousands Of policy-holders in other
companies regret that their insurance i.
not in the Northwestern Mutual Lif,
ms Co. They assumed that all com
panies were about alike. and insured be
fore investigating.
L. 5. Ollie. Agent.
30-2t Caldwell.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-08-17

AT the institute held in Elyria. says
the Ohio Farmer. Mr.. Mills, who is a
large potato grower, said he had oh.
served that potatoes grown on muck
were not affected by scab. Mr.. w.
H. Todd said that he had observed
the same thing on his cousins farm
IS II. Todd This fact Is not SO i'm
portant as il would have been had ii
been known a Few years ago. as We
can now prevent the scab by soaking
the seed for an hour in a solution OF
corrosive suhlimate, two ounces 10
thirteen gallons of water.
II may be useful. however. To those
having muck lands. rs they can follow
Mr.. Mills plan of planting on the
muck for a seed crop. If this seed is
planted on upland which has grown
no potatoes for year or two, the crop
will he nearly free from the sCab. and
the trouble of treating for scab will he
saved. Those who have muck lands
might find IL profitable 10 grow pota-
toes specially for seed TO sell to those
who plant on upland Potatoes grown
on muck are usually not equal In quail
ity 10 those grown on upland. but so far
as | am able to learn are Just as good
for seed. uf course IL will be neces.
sary to renew the stock each year as
enough scab would develop on the up
land potatoes the first season to bring
scabby potatoes the second year.