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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
BROWN MADE INSURANCE
OVER TO MISS HOPPER

New York, Oct. Sat last nights
hearing before United States Commits
sioner Gilchrist in the proceedings In
bankruptcy OF the suspended stock ex-
change firm of A.. o. Brown & Co, A.
e. Brown testified that he had trans
ferred a life insurance policy for $25,-
600 to Miss Edna Wallace Hopper, an
actress, a few days ago. He testified
to giving her a $1,000 automobile.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
REFUSED TO
RUN; SON SELECTED

Salt Lake City. Utah, Oct. 6-The dem.
ocratic state central committee has Sc.
lected J. William knight. Of Provo, to
head the state ticket. Mr.. Knight is a
son of Jesse knight, capitalist and mil.
lionaire mine operator, who was rendered
the ~gubernatorial nomination by the state
convention, but who declined to make the
run. The candidate is manager for many
of his fathers enterprises in this state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
TWO CHICAGoANS FIND
GOLD IN FAR NORTH

Edmonton, Alberta, Oct. 7.-Wm. r.
Kake and Harry Sommers. of Chicago,
have come down from the North, where
they have struck il rich. They have
been prospecting in the Fraser river
country, in the vicinity of Tete jaime
cache, where they report having dis
covered both gold and silver in consid-
cradle quantities, on Beaver creek. and
have staked out several claims, which
they viii so In to work early in the
spring.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
Como from tha West.

Valentine, Neb, Oct. 7.-Notaries be-
gan work on affidavits for registration
at midnight. when there were over 1000
people ready to be sworn. Others came
on the morning trains and the registra-
tons offered up TO noon were in
cess of 1000. Most OF those registering
here are from points further west and
south, but little OF the eastern trafic
reaching this point, ".''. 80"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
JosEPH's LETTER
PRESENTED TO POWERS

London, Oct. Count sMemsdorff,
Austro-Hungarlan ambassador TO
Great Britain, today presented to King
Edward atcopy OF an autograph letter
from Emperor Francis Joseph address,
ed to the heads of all states, explain
ing the necessity of altering the po-
iitical status OF Bosnia and Herzego-
vina.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
NOW FREE TO LOVE HER
ART AND THAT ALONE

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. 6.-By a
decree handed down in the local di-
vorce court, Alice Mcgowan Cook, the
authoress, who once told her husband
she was 'fn love with her art and
that alone" is nov a free woman.
VIM. Cook, Of Baltimore, a former
publisher OF this city, vas granted an
absolute divorce on the grounds OF de-
sertion. Mrs. Cook was not present.
and made no attempt to contest the
case.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
NovEL PosTMIsrREss RACE.

Wabash, Ind, Oct. Tive attractive
society girls or Roam. this county,
Miss Delight Baker and Miss Enid
Gidley, are the only contestants for the
Roam postofice appointment, which
Senator Beveridge win make. Post
master Sherman Baker. father of Miss
Baker, died suddenly. Both young
ladies entered the race, the first OF its
kind in Indiana. AS both are popular
in social circles they have lined up
friends In two camps.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
MANS SKULL CRUSHED
IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT

Fort Dodge, Ia. Oct. 6-Frightened by
an automobile last night, a horse driv-
en- by A. ". HOMER, a prominent and
wealthy Dayton farmer, dashed the
buggy against a telephone pole, and
threw HOMER Is feet, fracturing his
skull.
He cannot live,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
RECLAIMED WOMAN
DESERTED KLEIN FOR
THE DAZZLING LIGHTS

Des Moines. Ia, Oct. 6.-Harry Klein,
who married Mabel Stewart, one of the
red light women. a fortnight ago when
the police closed the district, because hs
thought his love would reform her, and
who was urged On by Professor c. III.
Gordon, OF Highland lark college, has re-
porWd that his wife has deserted him and
h Jaw In an Omaha resort.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
Pre.ho Eavorite Point.

Presho, s. D., Oct. 7.-LandseekerA
have possession OF this place, and the
work OF registration is progressing rap
idly. The best of order prevails. Many
who are here will remain until the
time OF the drawing, Oct. 10, and from
this point will look thoroughly over the
land which is convenient OF access here.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
BULGARIA PROCLAIMED
FREE War IMMINENT
With France as Peace Maker,
Powers Will Hold Big Pow
WOW Over Situation.
RIVAL N COMPARED.
TURKEY.

Turkey.
On a war basis
Total war strength, 1,0O7, SS5.
Officers. 26,973.
Soldiers, 9S1. $3.50. N
Horses, s. 1870.
Guns, 1885. Z
On a peace basis
infantry, SIS ~battaiions, 293, 1856.
Cavalry, 1877 squ~adrons, S4,S27.
Artillery, 231 batteries, 31,547.
Landweser (flrst reserve), 324,544.
Landsturm Second r~eserve). 324,54i,
Bulgaria.
On a war basis
Total WAL strength, 296, los. (
Officers, 6a,43f. II
Soldiers, @O,6I7.
Horses, 4f,776.
Guns, 466.
ON O. peace basis.
Infantry. "a regiments. 1923
Cavalry, 10 regiments, $500.
Artillery. Q regiments. 9,S2S.
Active reserve, SS,T7t.
Militia. SS,7T4.
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RUSSIA WILL PROPOSE TO
REVISE TREATY OF BERLIN

st. Petersburg, Oct. Tit is an
nounced with authority today that
Russia will propose a congress OF the
powers for a general revision OF the
Berlin treaty. This is the outcome OF
the proclamation OF Bulgarian indie
,pendence.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
FRANCE ATTEMPTS. THE
ROLE or MEDIATOR

Paris, Oct. 7.-France has decided to
enact the role Of mediator, with the
object OF preventing val between Tur-
key and Bulgaria. Foreign Minister
Pict0n is holding conferences with
diplomatic representatives of:the ,pow7
ers with the idea Of reaching an under
standing, the purpose of which should
be the maintenance of peace.
The situation is considered most
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
RuMoR THAT TROOPS
MARCH TOWARD BATTLE

Paris, Oct. 7.--Temps today publish
es a dispatch from Vienna, saying the
Bulgarian army il marching towards
the frontier: that the Turks also are
moving forward to an encounter.
Austria Hungary is mohilizing two
army CORPS. .a
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
sERviA DgNouNcEs AUSTRIA.

Belgrade. Servia, Oct. THE reports
received here that Austria proposes to
annex the provinces of Bosnia and
Herzegovina has caused the greatest ex-
element. The Seryian press denounces
Austria's action as warlike. ".1."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
BANK Is

Warren, Wis, Oct. 6.-The private
bank OF George Warren & Co. was
robbed early today Of $4,000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
RUSH FOR TRIP
COUNTY LANDS IS
ON IN EARNEST
Dallas the Poins Where Land
seekers Go to Investigate
the Lottery Land.

Dallas, s.. D., Oct. might has beer,
turned into day and the days are "a
hours long at the registration points
where ~landseekers are taking a chance
Of securing q piece OF Trip county
land.
The rush IL on. Dallas has become /.
tented city with 10000 inhabitants
Sunday nights trains dumped mors
than 1000 strangers into the streets
Many will remain for the drawing and
look the country over In the mean.
dine. The signing of affidavits for reg,
sstration began promptly on n stroke
OF midnight and the notaries are reap
ing a harvest at 25 cents pei.
1t' is estimated that by daylight 2,50e
people had made affidavit and nearly
!, 900 had returned home, but h ma
jority are remaining here.
The office OF registration did not oper
until 3 q. m, and while many were
lined up for registration, there was not
the rush that attended the RoscbuS
opening for the reason that there Is
no disadvantage in intrusting the am
davits tc the mails. II is In b mailing
department that the force OF clerks arc
busy and they will not begin to fnd
their way through the mountains OF
letters which have poured IN from the
local Offices m o Gregory today.
Affdavits Swamp Office Force.
The affidavits offered for registration
at this point today are estimated a.
fully 10000 and there will be M cessa-
ton OF the rush at the nOtarial Offices
which are operated In relays. or eight
hour shifts.
Good order prevails and some sort OF
accommodations were secured by most
OF those who sought them. Many OF
those who came in ON the niRht trains
spent the balance OF the time till morn
Ing taking In the curiosity of a prairie
town, operated on q metropolitan
schedule, policed and lighted as com
pletely as any of the cities or the north
west. .,"'
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08

An effort Is being made III England
10 foster the tobacco growing industry
of Scotland.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08
Crowd Reaehe, o,NeiIl.

O'Neill, Neb., Oct. More than 1000
people came in from the east on the
night trains to be ready for registra-
tton, and as many more were already
awaiting the hour of midnight, when
activities began. There We're 100
registrations by daylight, and at noon
the number had increased to
what over 1900. II is estimated that by
IL O'Clock tonight the number will have
reached close to 5000.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-10-08

Sofia, Oct. THE procla-
nation Of Bulgaria as an indie
pendent kingdom was formally
made at Tirnova today.
Prince Ferdinand and his
ministers were at Tirnoya when
independence was proclaimed,
having reached there last even
ing.
London, Oct. Turkey is not
inclined towards war with Bull
garia. 1t is believed she will call a
conference of the powers to con-
slider the matter Of Bulgaria's
proclamation Of independence.
Indications from other capitals
of Europe are that the powers will
intervene to prevent hostilities in
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the near east. All the chancel-
leries of Europe are busy today
with efforts to discover a modus
vivendi which will result in the
maintenance Of peace.
La spite Of the peaceful endeav-
ors of the powers concerned In
this near eastern difficulty, the
military forces Of both Turkey
and Bulgaria are preparing for
eventualities. The Turkish army
is stronger numerically, but the
Bulgarian army is in better condi-
ton of efficiency.
News no less interesting than
the act of Prince Ferdinand is
brought in Vienna dispatches to
the effect that Austria-H Hungary
has practically decided to annex
the occupied provinces of Bosnia
and Herzegovina.
Emperor Francis Joseph has adj
dressed an autograph letter to the
heads of all states, in which he ex-
plains the necessity of altering the
political status of these provinces.
TURKEY BLAMES AUSTRIA;
GETS READY FOR WAR
Constantinople, Oct. Turkey Is
convinced that Austria, backed by Ger
many, encouraged Bulgaria to declare
her Independence In order to strike q
blow at the Kaimil ministry and COM
PROMISE the new constitution.
IL ~ not known what steps Turkey
will take, but the Impression prevails a
European conference viii be held to
consider the whole question.
Although a peaceful settlement OF the
Balkan situation is desired, Turkey is
pushing preparations to meet any adj
yanccment in the situation. Orders
have been issued for the First division
OF cavalry, consisting of six regiments,
TO De ready for Immediate departure
with eight regiments Of the Second
corps and six Of the Third.
Turkey thus will ehave 20 regiments
or the frontier, as opposed to IL Bull
garian regiments, of which six are at
Philfppopolis, two at Sofia and three
On the Roumanian frontier.
LL W. A1 ~ L1L
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11
Iron Eaters.

"The first time ever swallowed a
tack" said a carpet layer II jumped
to my feet and TREMENDOUSLY asked the
way to the hospital,
What's the matterT my mate. an
old hand. asked.
"Tye swallowed a tack. said l..
Good graciousl what will become Of
meT
The old hand sat back on the car
pet he was laying and laughed.
Why, kid. said he, it's nothing
to swallow a tack. Every professional
carpet layer swallows half a dozen or
so daily It's a thing that causes no in
convenience. If It did I'd know it. /
bet I've swallowed a hundredweight Of
lacks in my life
And I'm sure" the carpet layer
concluded, my mate was telling the
truth, for since then I've swallowed a
half hundredweight myself"
He gulped.
Hang it," he said. there goes one
now. LOS Angeles Times.
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ANEMoNEs

Anemones constitute a large family
and all are useful. A. sylvestris flow
ers early and freely, especially in
light soil The flowers are variable
in color, are rather feeting, but keep
up a fine display, owing to the num-
Der produced. The crown or poppy
anemones follow, and are among the
finest Of .hardy bulbs. A. fulgens is a
beautiful scarlet, and there are scores
OF varieties, all Of which flower free
iy. The japan anemone flowers later
in the summer. its lovely white flow
ers being admired by all. It keeps on
Towering for three months Indian
apolis News.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11

'In my school days" said a story
teller, I'VE used TO have a lecture ev-
cry Friday afternoon. One day the lee
turer was a geologist and chose Ma
CARA Falls for his topic
He told Us about the geological for
nation Of the falls, described the differ
ont periods to be traced IN the gorge
and then went on to say that the
falls were slowly wearing back toward
Buffalo and that in the course OF some
100000 years they would be worn back
to Erie. Pa and that ne town would
be left high and dry
Suddenly one q the GIRLS IN my
class began to sob convuisiyely.
what is the matter?' asked the
teacher IN alarm.
oh, walled the girl my sister
lives In Erie. Youths Companion.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11

One OF the greatest acquisitions
to the home garden are the dwarf
apple and pear trees. or these trees
can be grown III a very small space
as close as four feet apart then they
come into bearing the second year
after planting. and VIII produce as
good fruit as the standard trees,
although not as much Of &C. They
must be given very good cultivation,
as they are gross feeders and need
the best OF care A good application
for these dwarf trees IS fertilizer
containing four per cent nitrogen,
seven per cent nhosphofic acid ana
zen per cent potash.
Cherries, peaches and piums can
be planted "a the home garden, ana
as they never make a large tree. ines
can be set as close as ten feet ppt
at this distance they WIN need a io'
OF pruning No garden should ps
without these fruits. as they iorm
one Of the most imporirnt aalnnc.7
60 the fcuil garden -NirIa N1Pti'
er, ID ihe American Caltiee>S'+
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be heard Insdnctiyely he covered his
tsroat with his arms when Tog fell
upon him: and be was relieved to feel
Tog's teeth in his shoulder. re felt
no main; he was merely sensible OF
the fact that the vital part had not yet
been reached.
In the savage Joy Of attack, jim
mics assallants forgot discretion.
snarls and growls escaped them while
they worried the small body. In the
manner Of wolves, too, they snapped
at each other The dogs in the out
house awake, cooked their ears, came
in a frenzy to the conflict; not to save
Jimmie Grimm, but to participate in
his destruction. Jimmie was PROSTATE
beneath them all-still protecting MS
throat not regarding his other parts
And by this confusion Jim Grimm was
aroused from sleepy stupor.
II wonder" said he, whats the
matter with them dogs"
I'm not able to make out" his wife
replied, puzzled but"
"HarlS" cried Jim.
They listened "Quickl" Jimmie's
mother screamed They're at Jim
mie!"
They listened. "QuickI" Jimmie's
mother screamed. They're at Jim
mie!"
with an axe in his hand and with
merciless wrath in his heart, Jim
Grimm descended upon the dogs. He
stretched the uppermost dead A sec
ond blow broke the back Of wolf The
third sent a dog yelping to the out
house with useless hind leg. Their
bowls expressed pain in a degree to
delight Jim Grimm and to inspire him
with deadly strength and purpose. Tog
and the surviving wolf fed
"Jimmiel" Jim Grimm called.
Jimmie did not answer,
They've killed yodl' his father sob
bed, Jimmie, by is you dead? Moth
err" he moaned to his wife, who had
now come painting up with broom
stick, they've gone an killed our JIM
mie!"
Jimmie was unconscious when his
father carried him into the house. It
was late in the night, and he was "
ing in his own little bed, and his moth
er had dressed his wounds, when he
revived. And Tog was then bowling
under his window; and there Tog re-
NAMED until dawn listening to the
child's cries Of agony
Two days later, Jim Grimm, practis-
ing INSCRIPTIONS deception, lured Tog
into captivity. That afternoon the folk
Of Fishing Harbor solemnly hanged
him by the neck until he was dead,
which is the custom in that land.
am glad that they disposed Of him. He
had a noble body-strong and beauti-
full, giving delight to the beholder
capable of splendid usefulness. But he
had not one redeeming trait Of char
acter to justify his existence.
81 wonder why, dad" Jimmie unused.
one day, when he was near we'll again,
"Tog was SO bad?"
81 s'pose," Jim explained, twas be-
cause his father was a wolf"
But that doesn't make any differ
ence-From The Outing Magazine.
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NC oITIEs.


Memphis.
Death lives In her foundations. and her
DAYS
Are willow -mourners by the water-side.
bride,
Filings arms OF brightness like yellow
blaze. N
No more the marching Ages, with amaze,
Before her beauty IN obeyance bide,
For she is deadi and, with her, Isis
died;
And not slave Osiris now obeys.
When the young Years went naked yet
OF names,
Singing, she woke, all wonder;-that
white ark,
Whence Music wandered, like a mys-
tic dove
Exploring Godl Now over her loud flames
Oceans Of silence unremembering move;
And she is named the Mother OF the Dark
Leonard Cha
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11

needed, and a corner is just as easily
turned with 1t as II you had no wire
on at all, writes a correspondent Of
The Farmer. 1t can be made of two
two by six inch pieces two feet eight
inches long and one by six inch pieces
one foot eight inches long, and one
by two inch pieces three feet one-half
inch long. An old fork handle can
be used to put through the spool.
The spooler goes in the back end OF
the wagon box instead Of an endgate.
The one by skies are nailed on the
ends Of the two by skies.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11

Rome,
Her eagle gaze bred empire; A vest ao n,,e
That oyerarched the ages, dread conc
Hurting deaths lava, loud uun'p0N
Behind the hush Of Carthage; such was
Reaper Of trlumphs, scourge Of shore ana
foam, 80 ,,.,,of
Then dashed to darkness IKE some
comet lone, ,, ms
Trailing the awe OF nations; sueh
Romei
Ruin is written on her aged brow !,
Characterized with red chrohioieS
crime, r,.., ,,o,y
And only Death lives IN her ori nip cs sst'
The Colosseum, like a marble cast
Matches her giant stature'-7shoWs 70
Time .,.4.. -, 80
The mighty mother OF a mighty past
les Van Noppen, in Success Magazine
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A DOG WITH A BAD NAME.
1oElor1oE-----7orzor-------:- -
By Norman Duncan.

tune attention TO a persistent flea near
the small of his back When, however,
the butt OF Jimmies whip fell smart
ly on his flank, he was surprised into
an appreciation of the fact that a Sc
rious attempt was being made to cur
tail his freedom; and he was at once
alive with resentful protest.
Hi, Tog!" Jimmie complained.
"Bide still"
Tog slipped from Jimmie's grasp
and bounding off, turned with snarl.
Here, Tog!" cried Jimmie.
'Tog came-stepping warily over the
snow. His head was low, his king
hairs bristling, his upper lip lifted.
"Ha, Tog, by!" said Jimmie, ingrat-
iatingly
Tog thawed into limp and servile
amiability. The long, why white hair
Of his neck fell fat; he wagged his
bushy tail; he paved the snow, play
fully tossed his long, pointed nose as
he orept near. But had Jimmie Grimm
been more obseryant, more knowing,
he would have perceived that the light
in the lanky pups eyes had not mel
lowed.
Good dogl" crooned Jimmie,
stretching out an affectionate hand.
Vanished, then, in flash, every
symptom Of Toys righteousness. His
long teeth closed on Jlmmie's small
hand with snap. Jimmie struck in
stantly-and struck hard. The butt
of the whip caught Tog on the nose
He dropped the hand and leaped away
with yelp.
NOW, me by" thought Jimmie
Grimm, staring into the Quivering
dogs eyes, not daring to glance at his
own dripping hand, 'I'll master you'll"
But it was no longer a question Of
mastery. The issue was life or death
Tog was now Of an age to conceive
murder. Moreover, he was Of size
to justify an attempt upon Jimmie.
And murder was in his heart. He
crouched, quivering, his wolfsh eyes
fixed upon the boys blazing blue ones.
For moment neither antagonist ven
tured attack Both waited.
1t was Jimmie who lost patience. He
swung his long dog whip. The lash
cracked in Toys face, With low
growl, the dog rushed, and before
the boy could evade the attack the dog
had him by the leg. Down came the
butt of the Whip. Tog released his
hold and leaped out OF reach He
paved about, snarling, shaking his
bruised head.
This advantage the boy sought to
pursue. He advanced--alert, cool,
ready to strike. Tog retreated. jim
mie rushed upon him. At a bound,
Tog passed, turned, and came again.
Before Jimmie had well faced him, Tog
had leaped for his throat Down went
the boy, overborne by the dogs weight
and by the impact, which he was not
prepared to Withstand. But Tog was
yet puppy, Unparalleled in fight; he
had missed his grip. And a heavy
stick in the hands Of Jimmies father,
falling mercilessly upon him, put him
In yelping retreat.
u low, Jimmie" drawled Jim
while he helped the boy to his
feet, that that dog is teaching you
more N you knowed"
4 low, dad" replied the breathless
Jimmie, that he teached me nothin'
more n ! forgot"
Il wouldn't forget again. said Jim.
Jimmie did not deign to reply
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11

Jim Grimm broke Tog to the traces
before the winter was over A wretch-'
ed time the perverse beast had Of It,
Labrador dogs are not pampered Id
lers; in winter they must work or
starve-as must men, the year round.
But Tog had no will for work, aclznow-
lodged no master save the cruel. with
ing whip; and the whip was therefore
forever fieclsing his ears or curling
about his tanks Moreover, he was a
sad shirk Thus he made more trouble
for himself When his teammates
discovered the failing-and this was
immediately-they pitilessly worried
his hind legs Altogether, IN his half
grown days, rog led a yelping, bleed
ing life Of ii; whereby be got no more
than his desserts
Through the summer ne lived By
theft when thievery was practicable;
al other times ne went fishing Tor
himself with an 81 viii. Meantime. be
developed strength and craft both Ia
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-06-11
INSECT PESTS on FOR PLANTS

The aphls and other insect pests
which are so Troublesome on pot
plants in winter can be put to utter
rout by the following simple plan;
Place the infested plants in any
large wooden or tin box that is pro-
vided with a tight-ftting lid, as for
instance a common tin wash boiler.
Put a live coal or two on a ilower pot
saucer in the bottom Of the box and
sprinkle some finely cut tobacco on
the Goals. Shut the lid quickly and
securely, so as to retain an the fumes
Of the burning tobacco. Leaye plants
for fifteen minutes, and every insect
will be dead
Care must be taken not to burn
too much tobacco, or the heat will in
iure the plants indianapolis News.