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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-16
A TRAINED NURSE After Years of Experience, Advises Women in
 Repard to Their Health.

Mrs. Martha Pohlnan of , , Chester Avenue, < Newark, N. j., who is a ' graduate Nurse from the l'lockiey Trainiu@ school, at Philadelphia and for six years Chief Clinic Nurse at the Philadelphia Hospital, writes the letter printed below. She has the advantageo of personal experience, besides her professional education, and what she has to say may be absolutely relied upon.
 Many other women are afflicted as she#8as. They can regain health iu the same way. I1f, prudent to heed such advice from such q source
 Mrs. lPohlman writes:
 Il am firmly peFsDadol, after eight yearsaf cSfefienee { with Lydia E Flnkham,s ! Vegetable Compeaud,r that il k the safest and hest medicine X for any suffering eaa4an to E use.
 Immediately after my marriage 1 foHa5t that my health began tofail me. l be- came weak and pale, with severe bearing-1oW pains, fearful backaehes and ire quent dizzy spells Tue doctors prescribed for He, yet I did not improve. l would hloat after eating, and frequently become nauseatei had pains down through ny limbs hardly walk. It was as bad a ca trouble as I have eyer know kinkham $ NegetabEs. G0mpoUl cured me within four months time 1 have had occasion to Iect a number of patients sufTeri forms of female difficulties, an, while it is considered unprofese onnend a patent medicine, recommend Lydia E Pinkhan Compound, for | have found female ills, where all other medi is a grand medicine for sick wo
 Money cannot buy such tt this-merit alone can prodr suits, and the ablest spec agree that Lydia E. Pinkh table Compound is the m sally successful remedy for diseases known to medicir
 When women are troubl regular, suppressed or pain weakness, displacement or of the female organs, tn; down feeling. inflammation bloating tor tlatulence), gen ty, indigestion, and nervo ton. or are beset with such as dizziness, faintness, lassit
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-16
stung.

Sung.
 hin. exclaimed Mrs. Nagget: was most unsatisfactory binn bS,un.ed Nagget. Trying to kar tpr nothing, I suppose" bn . Was after a birthday
 -Philadelph,a Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-16
Wix,es Cage
[,P,ompfedM Moor
 kl.cbanf 10 q
 toqse Deed
| , po,is Wnb Three PS u. pevised TbH 1 of CoyininS
 bsm h e F'of'

nonths ago a trader E" named Mohammed Ben U o+her went from his na-
 paris on business he ,,u a trio of wives and |prrant ,,.ra to look after them
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-16
Remarkable Cures
 Effected
 By Pe-ru-na.

Under date of January 10, 1897, pr. Hartman received the following letter
 "My wife has been a sufferer from q complication of diseases for the past twenty-five years. Her case has batfied the skill of some of the most noted phy- sicians. One of her worst troubles was chronic constipation of several years standing. She was also passing through that most critical period in the life or a woman-change of life.
 "ln June, 1895, wrote to you about her case. You advised course ot Feruna and Manalin, which we at com menced, and have to say it completely cured her.
 "About the same time I wrote you about my own case of catarrh, which mad been of twenty-five years standing. At times I was almost past going. comm enced to use Peruna according to your Instructions and continued its use for about a year, and # has c0mpIefeIy cured me. Your remedies do aH thai you claim for them, and even more. John o. Atkinson.
 Tn a letter dated January 1, 1900, MT. Atkinson says, after five years exper' fence with Peruna:
 "T will ever continue to speak good word for Peruna. lam sfM cured 01 .atarrh. ".-.John o. Atkinson, inde' pendence, Mo. Box 2Z2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-02-16

Money cannot buy such testimony as this-merit alone can produce such re- suits, and the ablest specialists now agree that Lydia F.. Pinkham's Vege- table Compound is the most univer- sally successful remedy for all female diseases known to medicine
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

PARLOR LAMPs-Cerise Parlor
Lamps. with globes and dome
shade Very pretty styles. a or
r gulaT Sl39 val ue - n
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

SERVING TRAYS - NickeI-plated
Serving Trays. with en- ore
gTaved center. Regular soc IS
value IOr.--.--...-..... ......-
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

CUT GLASS-ReaI cut glass Vine
gar or oil Cruets. il new Anc
tankard shape. Regular Sc AS
value fJr...--.-....--..-...--.
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

LEMONADE JUGS - ''Pres-cut"
Crystal glass Lemonade Jugs. Crack
er Jars and Tobacco Jars-wlth sill
ver-plated tops. Rich cut EOC
glass designs Worth SL59 N5nN
EaEn. ....-..........-
The Washington times., 1906-12-12

MISSION CLOCKS - Handsome
Mantel Clocks, with case OF Mis-
sion wood. Each one with alarm
attachment Choice Of styles.
Fully warranted. A pE An
splendid gift. $2.sS value , YIN
LOT- ---..-.......-.-.s..ss
The evening world., 1906-10-03
BALLOON winner
STUDIED THE AIR
Meteorological knowledge Aid
Cd Lafm and Hersey in
French Race.


PARIS oGt 5i-Lisu. Frank =.
i.ahtn. Skin Cavalry. L, s A.. winner
% tr1trruat 5t ttoJn rur.rest
wAIch started from here on Sunday
last, and Major Hersey. his companion.
arrived here from England to-day.
Nurh OF tie Americans success is at
tributGl 10 Major Hetscy knowledge
OF metEornlogical conditions obtained
as the result ot long service in the
Weather Hureau a Washington.
Before the departure OF the United
!st4tce. i1e winning balloon. Major Her
sy-r closely examined the latest weather
reports mud aoiirinS tst1 ...Eii wind
nurthcHsr or Paris and that there wag
no low wind IN sight. know instantly
that the heavier and faster outer cur
tfi!Is anulh be NJ ;itse- aurface. and that
the wind revolving about the centre
from lef{ To right would Inevitably
9l-+ia5Ta tHNIE .alrcGtion and carry the
Consequently, while the rivals OF tho
Americans were yainls testing the up
per strata, the latter remained close
~ the earth, t.ielr guide rope touch
ing mten Of the TINS. ThAlr Judgment
Nas indicated by the fact that al
tAa9uga rir- ttf,7tett Setes was the
ZtEcelitA- -Aaltoua@- 10 ft-psit H-tttfe
tiTss 10 reach tbe English coast.
The evening world., 1906-10-03
to the Repeated
Ch ar ges Ma de by
Hearst in Speeches.
HIS ONE, GREAT CASE.
Only Real Corporation Work
Was " as for Corporation of
State Of New York.

The repeated accusation Of William
Randolph Hearst that Charles r..
Hughes is o corporation lawyer drew a
statement from the RepusiEci, nominee
o-day He had evidently prepared Il
before he arrived AT Republican head
quarters. for he wac very careful IN
uttering II.
II appeared that some one had heen
tipped OF in advance to question Mr
Hughes ae.at Mr. Heaf4t's species
last Right in which the corporation law
yer charge Was made several times. MIR
Hughes Kafd ~ - .-
4 suppose it would BE tmposihie 10
expcc, that all mattrrs having to do
accurately. / am not a corporation
lawyer in the sense that my opponent
seeka % convey.
have never resolved an annual re-
tatHer from any corporation NOR sny-es
i eva- been an .ntrtsuer. negotiator or
engineer What little corporation work
has come To me has been legal work
pare and simple and formed a gnust
inslgnificant part OF my hustnesa
-lhe most !rannf-slnt -cnrpa. n tlpi4 zy.cr.ts
haYa eyer done Mas lar ,i.c caE.nE..=
tion of the State cs New York What
eSnerlence ! x llled u 50 rnuf.l la lax
proved effective In tstc rttbs--tftrrrt u+c,r
ceedirss in which | appeared for the
benefit OF the peopfr
Mr. Hughes WAS visited soon after IFS
arrival at henddunrters by all OF the
state CoHmi ttesmen from Up-State, MjfO
are here TO attend tho fneetluE or tde
committee today. Few OF them had
eyer met him. ttg Hpy7vIrru 70 -rrIasa =
favorable Impression.
Tho Republican candidate will sog1fla
The keynote OF tho can2aign n. the
notification ceremonies at the Repubil-
ran ttiuo tn-t,igfft. iir wiii .stitltr--- he
students OF Columbia College on Fri-
'day--ln engagement iic made long oe-
fore his nnmination-and tho Y. NJ. G.
"a. Wit hear him talk on Sunday. Next
week he begins his ut1- State tapr. III
which he VIII go as far ns Buffalo.
The evening world., 1906-10-03

1he Tannany Judiciary sia,n has not
been completely made UP. and success
fur efforts 10 keep !s sHcres haze put
the anxious candttstes for tne int nom
ina t!ors in fever OF anxiety Hae
Evening Worlds announcement Of Nsg-
tsrIay tt1s none OF t4fc men ~ifose
t.ssfrtt.s have been t4set.;-sHea ef4f,t.eta.
ton With tEl0 nominations WfTI tiH re-
iitelrlt+aeea stands
By AGREEING 70 turn dowN Tie. Tam.
many senatQrs Who voted against the
SJ-1enI g1s l5ii ..iAl.TIfs q i HlrpIiy.
has made als naRi selIlamGnE MIIlI Il y
Independence I.eagut There VIII =. 40
more claims on ths part of The 1iVaFss
organization FOR places On ths iualtiaiy
tnAet Musshys advisers haya he,9s
presenting nlmes - MN t.Iat haFs
caused him % ponder deeply lat atsy
taSe cpnyinsed him t4ipt ~ cannot Gsa
the sdptespe Couri h.tieh as clGArinE-
S:1rttsc 10. ps,tftf-zsiz si+i1f-:
Another asplrnnt iof Il Supreme Court
nomination who had his hopTss sinctllrs1
fsaaaf y -, @I-atsn. -Sa-idGs-a, j 81 liz!
Municipar Court Mn Sanders had 4
cohort OF friends descend on TstuimaEr%
4
satisfaction. Congressman ti1ldTps3e
;ais.4 tioas Here-a gah q A.!
ard IL. viii 20 back 20 Cohgress
Ii doey not require any pAti!Gustr po-
lElLsll. ng-ut.nc-4 10 SEQ WHY VI MlnisltS
gtrc Il snEfefife 4 5sA ttotltl4sh5z
lion 10 lu1ss 80 fs. 4f tsle Mnnt@pht
t,6Hf 6r Ans.strstes Ma'iie-"f va, 5s5S...
~ \ iE5=T5 IIsF tIurts i'huy .sei4id itttfs
10. r,s sI4T ,;iIT- =
petiia .;lA.r m hppoin tmgnk- " -sst5 ~ =.
Mcclellan 10 MI tAo F.spslI't-Fs 4i#
,.rt e.-. 80. hi
..,,,4 nj q, u..nang Hal iQs=, u -.sIst H.
abTahnm Levy. who has Deeli mem
ner az the Organization f.}f IN,
sr,,i Il tked with him aioout y fFp.Fffsl a5'oh
10 one OF the two vacancies on 5ae
pSneh ot the Court g SSens,F1a' isss;'i,n s;iir
IN Ieyys friends had ioad Mt n, /. ataF; t,,,t,,
,it,4fi,s, hey wanted ti.e e.e!lsittpSfiA
lisy-r-sT lts1 get IA nAsnlthl lGjlg
BI,t Mr. I<tvS waF NOS ~ ~ l'ssrt ~,
Affsr tfJe c0uTGfsiiEE lEe FSFlp'f'F re-
iifs rrnettCa ~ ~ sreA =slAl!& , s2a !1
sa,n,f thorl u Elyn r III, hrE4E4 ~
M,irphy that iie AZ sih3 ip9 NV "h
ginger and TOO anxious " Ns.2 ~ lls iltss
ing ofor clients IN tAe cuilIas fS& -s' w q
uving ID lifs Ot easn M 6 39us'
The evening world., 1906-10-03
HEARST WANTS TO
MEET EVERYBODY.
Would Have Voters Know
Just What He Mill Do
If Elected.

.,
A "
lIaa..at. 4 i :.Lit&ais rn- lioYatll4r iii ilie
/ 1,.rnotra-fr md tag~ Irdppcrltierfery.g
~ :
AseaSae usKs1s. afFlS4a iis1 tAts etlS
shortly before noon iq-sfstIt WI :Li.iss
l a.1e..-.,4.+l-,--4t =
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I go y g
tered I.lZ tlltiof car ,tsE ~ Il alft *
,,-F5-fy5t tr-t-4,rt.,t
II 7 s5s
i'tfi tiar si'si ~ ttfs9 tsFs2 an 1psts
ste Hearst -,,.si,4,- / AZ ft FF.sfstis.-15s
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N''tsl r 'NsS KS t'A}s''lioi' WI
matke an shtrnavl tp4r pf, ti4W Stalt
MA l-4 III Hegd
The evening world., 1906-10-03
GIRL USES COLLEGES
FOR ALLEGED FORGERY
Enters as Student and I'ilen Pro:
ceeds to Cash Checks al
Local Banks.

GALEsBrsRG. M Oct 4 Flosence
Scott pretty uhd looking all the world
IKE a sweet Girl student Is under ar
,cst here, charged #Ittt fprgesy she
obtained 81 900 from the Galsaanrs First
National Bank and made an nnslicSess-
'fll attempt to obtain 5000 from tho
Peoples National Bank. OF Monmouth.
She registered Mt Monmouth College
and deposited a check for s5.ooo at the
bank. asEang for the cash. is size led
to her being untnasked and she was
elected from the college.
on Monday she appeared In Gales.
burg ana Antered Knox college WITH
letter from the college she introduced
herself at the bank, depositins checks
for 5000 and $50 She drew sabo on nc
count and when the cashier went 10
dinner drew out $500 through his assists
ami, who supposed the account wns all
right
Shs was caught after cAnss She
says q mar was her accompilce. but
refuses to give his name
The evening world., 1906-10-03
Purposes to Reduce the.
Number of City En1-
ployes by Thousands.
fON A BUSINESS BASIS.
No Special Legislation Niece;
saif EIIeesas=s to Accom-
plish This End.

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: 5so y Wy ~ 4','-As - 's1s sa.'s'
postsspia i'h Ae,l.a -. ie ss'st
4htSe are no" o''stP e'iifioStes o' tt'e
city payrolis with silatles- -aSgrcgatinE
oye!. So, 900 n wear. The Masor has
5s,,,-I,. y, ,T-Is ,Z1,,II ~ ,rc3,iy
s0S!hsf4!t'iVuhtlt s1Asit t'st' fSo'''
reduced, aud to-day he outlined his
s5.t.44-t, k-st.. l.,,4-4---2
= .,,,--- -I..--s-Z.Z 80 ~. ~. .,,.-
t'e - u tAtsA ios ~ l
eral heads ot departments amount TO
over sao,nropca which the Mayor be-
The evening world., 1906-10-03
KIN OF VANDERBILTS
In. MENTAL INQUIRY.


rssst F8t IHr nlf N NfiI4
WRITE PLAINS A Y. Qa
sappeme Gottt Jpst4 lJlejtry tp~iay
..Iflointad plsl8et Astaiut. Addis1n
Young. JoRn ! BroRh aftI l5t Samuel
ri Lyon, ot HipamiRsd.tlc Asylum,
commissioners u decide WITH a Siier
ms Jury Tie mental states OF MSg
Gabrielle Dc Nottbeek ana her nsothpF,
Peter De NuttbeiG relatives OF tii"
yanderbil,s. who own property valued
ii more than 81 $1,000
Both alleged iucompetents arr no8
Inmates az n shnitarlum AZ FShkitt
on the IIudson. wllere they bays been
confined for more than twenty years
The rpetition for me appointment -
tho .lnsanity commissioners WAS. maae
by their sister, Aflss cecciia Do Mott
C,eccl.s IT, ne NaMbeck, Shc owned
property worth morn tlraiE s20Dg'i5
atad. She also rad been previously de-
claTed Incompetent Peter pe Sottheck
is forty wears old and his sister,
Gabrielle httystlvr beth arc unmar-
.ried The l3e Notthecks have another
sister residing IN Swilzeriand
The evening world., 1906-10-03
BRACKET MAY BE
BEATEN FOR SENATE.
Nv. w Wemple, Of Schenectady,
Has Half the Delegates 10 the
Senatorial Convention.

SARATOGA oct. The night for the
Senatorial nomination which Will take
place here today threatens TO be as
sitter as any in recent years. and the
prospects are FOR u dendlocked conyen.
ton
The senate district comprise. sche-
nGctady and Saratoga counties. Each
county has eight delegates, Schenee-
lady's eight are Instructed for Assem-
iIyman W ". Wemplc ana the delesa-
lion nns adopted the unit rule.
There Ii no doubt among the friends
~ senator Bysckett az 10 the loyalty
III ,the ldIeeAtes from this COUNTY. al-
though the Senator has not said he Is
II candidate.
Wenipe,s friends many OF whom
ARC here, say wemple Will win and that
Bracket Will give way,
The evening world., 1906-10-03
SAYS SAYS DEFECTIVE DE ELECTIVE
wanted "DIVYY'
Butler Accused of Demanding
Half His Alleged Fee IN
Police Court Case.

Defective Iann II Rutler, ~ theAyNst
TTiTTy-sevemIn s,igEF FZTFT-I II. VIZ IT,
iay accused ~ tte Nest SID rppr ot
salsltins p1rt ~ tee fEoin l.nw5er
EdwarG t;recaiaat Tpe lat2eT sliI ~
- m t -r-rt-+rrtcd Win RatleFs glsc ~
aiI, md TIM proceedings became N
,tarElsd that Magistrate WahIe ordemd
tltsd L, la4t.l A!ss Ion.
-rr Bingham. ----------z--------
Burhr arrested Fannlr Miller Of No,
.ss.Yt7;'r, or sSs W Mr1.t \
e;tSet, ara Marie Miller. Of No i5e
West Thirr7,.tigiitt street. for lettering
4.---a.4sls i4-- 7 tiFs-.
i.ast clothes of No rs sevena
avonue. furnished h.lli tttG tie 42oitl-.ii
Nv.tten Tic easa W4a called Il cart -.
tttS tle WnmE1 faIlcI 70 RpToarl but
!. H----itsttii.4 lawyer
r--..i n +
10 iosnc to-lhy rs ''lfnosher MngLg-
sezs4lll4 L. 44.!!tls s.lsEs Z: NOR.
row
hihEistrate Mahle was indignant. and.
after instFue;ing his stenographer 70
;a,se transcript ordered Butler to
paint oslt the iaw$rs, He pointed oat
t-a,srer s4Is;lta Gresshthnl, M M ala
Mfat lslftlsfnitttfl 8tret.t TIT Maiz.a..
.ratc tl,i4slllnna Gre.<lthal, VINO deated
IL. tlg.izss III lat An4 LID liz lllA.
~ d1n1t kT1uN ;enyt3img abpas itle.
I-TEEE E7T II Itrrr7TriTrT r m mt C1uH-
- ~ p4ttf,e4 .rlt. ar&t 4 J., No i
ttiam WAS when Batlur came "a ma
The evening world., 1906-10-03
GAS FUMES KILLED
TWO GIRLS IN BED.
O,,tlpied same Room aud Their
Deaths Presumed 70 Be-
Accidental.

HArK ENsAcK. \. T., o. ARr,Ha
ss,no eighteen. a cook. and Josephine
c,strogskA, thirteen. nurseeifh both
employee AT the home OF Paul BluFne,
NJ zoo Main street were found dead
carry to-day from gas asphyxaaticn,
The COOK only came here frsin New
York yesterday and WAS tha last TO
retire. whethar shs blew out the gas
or accidentally turned II on again after
turning Il itr will never he known,
: sir. Biurne and Ills wife were pre-
parirg to 60 away to-day ard arose
at G. O'Clock Not 9incIfng tho csok in
lhs Kitchen hr Bsusrs hurried ups stairs
| 1'hs smell az gus made him approhen-
$3M and 63ctots were sunisaaned
Es14 tsfer LasS eoncludeH death WAS ado. .
uentaL
The evening world., 1906-10-03
STRUCK sY A TRAIN,
Especial - Tha Fl-snlax word )

N fspecIh y Ne EsVtnIsE WnrIdl
NEWARK, M y. Oct. S--ETarfy
Sfacssays. thirty years ON, Or No 4
Washington street. Boston III ii I'll.
Aitehaalas Hospital suffering from if.
r55urfss sustained by beiiSS struck by h
paA4n&er TRAN ut ths Fourth avenue
sfTssess tof ths EFle RRilroad last night.
The evening world., 1906-10-03
TRACK-WALkER RUN DOWN
nnnrorr E"plo2se Caught Z"
ACnIr In JcrseN CIV nnl l<iIlch.

Joseph Dyer. thirty years ~ a6e, ~
M. Il canal street. Jersey city, a tra2is
walker on rita PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
was strncst ald Killed to-day BY u weAt.
bound passenger train in the cut at
West summit avenue.
He dld not zee the train anpton IS
Iaaf got rght in the way Of u, He
The evening world., 1906-10-03
MEI DEATH IN RUNAWAY.
Drt.er Thrown from His Wagon
and wheels t'R.4 o, .r lIim.


NEWARK n .lr G.i q NlliIgm
Horn, tslirtY @sat years ad. n 40.
iaa Wainitt stfret, dtirer employed by
the Mercltants EXcress Campsny. liaa
In ST, Barnaby's Hospital to-day 4, A
rasi!t o. lHiuries Sustained III :run.
: away. a.
when his lIoTaes took fright ar an al
tonaooise and ran away THO argref
MAS thrown out and the waEoH passed
over his body.
The evening world., 1906-10-03
Detective Sergeant Nc
NaughtF Forcss Magistate
TO Modify Statement.
A. SCENE IN THE COURT
After Refusing TO Hold Two
Men He He Changes lis
Mind.


Ia opaH alliance betrcen PqLseemen
ara ,paoi-rqon men. knasn 10. sayt:ry-
5og.S III NysS York. was Charged lty
Maglsrats game n, lons aFgurnsrt
with Detective scrst. ''Is5b'- MeNaasht.
head OF the ,,Strset-cleans,ls slaat, n
Nestchesier Court to-day Tao dfsci!s-
alor arose oyeg the afraignnteist,o OF ilSe
prisoners taken N pocl-faon RAID
n1l1n-by AtcNhnsht and his mcn yts-
,rrdav afternoon . TIE solitacstsi COR
nsr o. ono uaudrcd-aad fortfetA sttFst
and Third avenue.
a abiixe for tho pplice NJ half eek. He
exploded prcmutureb to-day @fhen. af-
iee psrristing in stating tGRt poliee-
men take pains maNGr 10 llage an. EVIL
dencc against pooiroofn keepers. ne ad7
mittel that NcNsuEht sad evidence
against two OF llr7 prts7irtrs ard held
|, them IN SO bail for tEIat Iat....-..s-.s-.....-
Tries 10 Explain.
Ore or SrE,eEuslIt's EI7sd I'tfsiSEc1yii
o,Brtea. . plaiu-c5osItas dGIeaTive from
headquartqrJs sesufea tAe evidence:
He arTsijEnch ti'c axe p,4soners y court
AMI SLltLIi5&- ! It'll
"rhese meg. He atH. yiiA tAe pre-
Characteristics or policemen are ne
eased Of -4nnigs an allrged paolrooHl
'AIfsSc7 EiuTted TlT TIE Aittgis- J.
+-...-.--ei .--ei+s 49,. : cEGl Ns,4
f,es"r get ey!ieace
There - an agreement hetween tie
police ara tae5 200! ro9aa Taey
are the best of friends ! have seen
The evening world., 1906-10-03
Hearst Notifies Tanlmany
He Will Not Stand for
Ireacherous Senators.
THIS. KNOCKS OUT FIVE.
Riordan, Fitzgerald, Foley,
~ Martin and Hawkins VIII
Not Go Back to Albany.

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1Afnoii'' ae'f1eht was mace te-tssS taa'
Big I'm sullivan haa abandoned hi'
ptt stts.ss t,sse;ss iti4
old seat IN the STATE senate, the re
,or, aa,aa ,hat re- us,,,,, ,stlre n nr,
,'s.,
80 49, - 80
80 80 .trSan,,nr a ,sage = 80 event. 4
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The consre.slc..,l non,.r1,i,,n Iast n,sls
ifisread Of big Tim M William
Eando,ph He1ra, nntlfled. ranma.,y.
Y 49, - - = :. : :
it!ilt that 3>sle wilt Htf=fan@ on ticket
RI WIKI any max WHO voted against 81
- IL
aplehf 10 pue i.lotsiass N a pad POCKET.
Murphy Couldn't Dodge.
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-05-16
A Few Suggestions to Fruit Growers

f. u. Hartzell, orchard inspector of
Forest county for Division of Zoology, OF
Harrisburg, desires to call attention to a
few things;
Paris Green.-There may be some mis-
understanding about the proper quantity
of Paris Green to use. 1t need not be
emphasized that pure Paris Green is
meant. This material is so likely to be
adulterated that it is advisable for pur-
chasers to obtain guarantee of purity
directly from the manufacturer.
l. Strong formula: Paris Green, one
pound; water, 70 to 100 gallons. This is
for hardy plants, such as potatoes and
apples, and this is the formula to be used
in spraying for the canker worm.
2. Medium formula: Paris Green, one
pound; fresh lime 2 to 4 pounds; water,
$50 gallons. Slake the lime gradually
and sprinkle in the Paris Green, then add
the rest of the water, or stir the Paris
Green to paste with enough water to
make 1t pasty or mushy, in a smaller
'SSoOii ouu euOh iiuSo ~ lutO luo larger
vessel containing water. This is the most
common formula, but for very tender
plants use this formula:
g. Paris Green, one pound; fresh lime,
to pounds; water, 200 to 800 gallons.
This is used for japanese plums, peach,
apricot or other tender plants.
The apple tree borers have done much
damage in this county. They can be
killed in the following ways: l. Kill
those that are beneath the bark in late
fall and in the spring by cutting them
out with knife or by inserting sharp
ened wire into the holes. 2. Instead OF
cutting them out inject carbon bisulphide
or ben2ine into the holes and plug them
with clay. 3. Band the trunks of apple,
pear, and ounce trees with white lead
and linseed OIL during the month of June
or as soon as possible thereafter. 4. Wrap
the trunks of the trees frem the top
branches to below the surface of the
ground during the month of June and
leave them wrapped until September or
permanently. D. Cover the trunks of
the trees and large branches with white
wash and little Paris Green. This
should be done during June or July to
prevent laying the eggs, or kill the young
Larvae that penetrate the bark.