Daily News, Volume 2, Number 97, Franklin, Johnson County, 11 December 1880 — Page 3

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Y. DECEMBER

Posl ©C&ce

Bulletin.

«f Ute »iii« uui Curtff Dettttrj Carrier* *.*».

ioll vu

ro*

for

acb aad Sullivan (thro"

k*t

Ue aad «talten»on K. A \KU... file and station* on

fullmlta.atreeta

M«J3#

«. KA0T, Delivery, Ctoted

11a tad thro ful..., OP a re. ,14 «i *d »li» asd flfctloiMi aa UsRailroad tWis., SOOam oUf and tattoo*

,flla• fUlitmi.

.1130 a e.. poi

toll* an4 *taMoeaoo 7,-OOam..l*«mlt leSleiui Cfekaco sod niliHK*..,.,.......MaiJa» ftatneky., ,.... 4»ftn and tbro* **et 4S0pai la ud *iatka* oa

Ms at.. Atop* t»p» SIS

Railroad 4S0»a* lldkigan, Mlnaeaotaaad 4 wwrr. tkr»' wert ... T0#a ltWudi n* on Vasdalia RR. aad ra llliaoi 7 *0 a a.. 1900 ad and tlir*" weal 4 SO m, .lfiOSmd .# aad itatkiai cm Yaatall road... ttpa.. 190a and atatlena on I. A ft ....... SOp»..»aOa* 1* add tire" weal. 4 SO •. lip *j

tllpB tl&pa

Jl and alallaa* tea lit on jriHa A Viarranra KR.11 ttta

•icUon* *b llliaoi* Railroad... ia Toledo, Wabaab

ItK. we*t

YSOaa

.SSOSpn

WORTH.

r-ll.j (Ure- patch)... «w' ana stall*** oa K. T. 11'. RH ... TOta

rwtB.naopB IMid

Minaraota, WUcoosis iortho-ru llllnei*. ,. ... TOSa m..lS0Q »n S. Iowa, Mlchifaa, ?e*oi*, Wlaeensla aad mum llllaoii. asd (tattoo* oa rt KB.

VII Warn.. «15pn» 7

Ofl

4»fi TOIa m.

W pm

SOUTH.

Viaeeaae* and

709 an TOOata

ISOOtndt IS 0) Ktdt

700a .ltOOtndt 4 90 pm.. 2 30pm 490pm.. S30pbj

H. RR.. ra Ullnoi* and We*terJ Bckt

II Hoot* and Weatera jrcky 7(Wam..l800mdt •OfloQ and clatioa* on

S, K. RR .... 4 90 pm.. 6X* HACK I.IXES. iytj^ralrie Creek,Oray* Ctuflralrbanka,Tuesday, f®d*y and Saturday.... 700am.. 700am lud., Toeaday and Sat4 80 pm.. 1 00pm

I divided lato Carrier District**

fe.,# T^)l*T atd«

Di*TRicT~Frtd Tyler, Carrier. aide of Main atreet, between Sth and 7th •ortk from Mala to city llmlta. Including between 7th ami 8tk and to the alley fth aad ftth vtreeta alao, Kh, 9th and ,'e«t*. north 8d aveooe. «rt It9TKHT-Wohn Kuppeahelmer, Carrier, fonth side of Main aireet. between and all territory between 4th and AVi atreeU 0 the city llmlta, lacledlna to tLc alley bn \Jd and 4u atreeta aad to the allev txHween "t* atreeta alao 7th atreet Math of Dem-

urrKtor—Jamea Johnaoa, Carrier, aide of Main atreet, from the river to and all territory w*at of the alley be* Jd and 4th aoeth to eltjr limit*. ,tb OiamicT—Frank Slbler, Carrier, rth aide of Main ttrvet, rrem the mer to it. aad all territory we«t of the alley beand tHk atreeta, and north to the city t/Ufirrai^T -J'rank M. Mill*, Carrier. irtt aide of Main atreet, from 7th to the between Kb and 10th atreeta, and all from the alley between7thaad8th *tre»t*

Vandatia Kit,, north te ltd avenue, aad rltory north of the VandolU. RR., eaat rret to city limit*. thanuw—Joha K. Byera, Carrier. Iftouth *ide of Main, between 6th and Ttb •#jt' from the alley between »H and 7th »tr«»ta, the old canal, aoath to l^mlai and all l«r.

M*t on Poplar *t reef and

KKTtt

*«nth

tocJltHmlta.

Diktru-t LouI* lUcatv*. Jr., Carrier, tbeideof Main utreet from 7th eaat to city In^lntUng the north plde oi' Main, eaat of mnI to city limit*, and all territory we*' atreet, #a*t to city llmlit* from ran Ain the eoulh to the Vandalla RR. track Hh. ill. KeClaln, Ancillary farrier. who*e dcty make extra

coUeetfon

and

delivery trlpa,

*t(«!t.*T»OI**,

.Wail 1# collected from utreej

letterboxe* on

jtt*et from l»i te 19th »treeU, north on 4th to aontlt on 4th to Walhat

and eonth on l*i

•tid Ohio *treel between l*t and&th. day between 8.30 and9.*)* m, betwevn lo:90 a

m. between and 8:00 m^

lleetlon include#

Poplar

4:S0

fireet

cj bt«Uiee*

on the

and f!*#t tojsth.afta bohV to C«foo a ea*' #:S0aad3:S0- «». between ami *mA m*tween 8:TO and Htpsi. Allothet are collected from twice per day. between Anof 8:00 and 1Q:W a tu and between 4:* jr« fohrdlilVfertea ftf m«i% 0er nArt of the «lt*«. at a*»l II al«

A in.

delivery at 1:00 p.

ho«*e» a* deelre It, whoee

ba*ine** l» located between 8d and 7th Ua«i not more than one *qnare from Main, pnday, the Poet Office (open from 8 to 10

m, and p«r*»»* le*lrto|t their mail can the wlndevr d**tgna(»d by the namber o' lay eoilMtlo** ovei the entire city l« mad »n 4 aad 6 a0 m, asd agala la the ban krt of. th« city hetwee# and o'clock

d*In# hoxee hare heett placed en every cor

llaln alreet to enable t»ereona reading ooar dill themeelvee

of tk*

iaereon

freqne«rt coUettkm

with a very ahert walk.

IwtentloH or the pahHe fc talled to great wwh terrier 1* eblljt^d to wslit, and para dlfttaitc*

back la JiSU

are earaeeUy

to plaNs bojtee In tketr front or In e«aveaie»t pl*»*e

will faeititate the

delivery of mail. Carrier* are allowed lonaer thaa f«»r aa «*ewer to a 4 after watttag that kmc at»d_ r»co&viBjtao yc«d he mnal reiafe the maJTuntil »*e sext a*-

Carrier* are eMlge*! te he prompt, and to work quickly, W«t nailer elrcametaaoaa ollte mr dl*^nrte«oi,a a»*nch *he«W {lately reported to Uk« Poet Saater. atmtpi ar* warned that anle** they kMfi farias the day, earrlere will a«t deliver btttthev will he

ehlifed

to call at th

Pujtac* M.

uyO US^DEBl LITY

Hat*W ft Gr#at la»TRADt WA** (licit

Annafaillet e«re tef SemlaalW:*ak»«a«», .. Rpematerrtno*. I Impotency. a*4 alt l^ee*4»e* that follow ate ... qaence of Sell'-

TAtlltjlheee:

loeeAfttl TAXIKft.

mory, t'atrer**! LaMdtnde, Pais la the Statue** of Xietoa. Frematare Old Afe,

*my

etfcer Dte«*#e« that le*d to Imm%

tkaie. or *1* jKMdtlfee ftwr ft, «r *1U he .'eelqr attall «4 t««*lp of U» womr

TM«t WHAT BKMCiMK

Olft, Meehanks" WocJt, »t*i*orr, Ihcm Is Tarn Haate aad hy

lA nosm h*cae»Mt tal wol re|« *•«. www»,: awl awi IW« work P* DhiS W anythiuy eW. The uraHt la l^kl mmI *i aad *»«h a* anyone cwa go right at. All r» wiee^ who eee tkfai wmiem* will n* jiHTiffwirrirr lit mnrir aad aw* ft* ateauelve*. f«Nktt and terow free mm te the already at ew*Mtl«l* «p lar««

MAtnm TWBM Aa«««l«

TJIJ'J CITY.

HICtM JitlYR*

The pr«v#k*flLopk»}ftft i» tltftS B.8. l» the nJfeck of tfjytro*. The nehooJ iiud«nu were ihii werk with tb^ annuftl reporl q( 8«pcrinten(ie«U Wikvjr.

Why don't aoi»« otM) gtH tip slundor •torv Htid a utmatiMli to rt'H«we Ut« d«H manotary of iht «ohool room.

Tb^flsherttjnn who pot i»

DIB

SIS?*

The numbers of the latin

S 1ft pm

TtOaw

INa»

Warn

laapei }am*«ap*li», Deca* sld HR ... ... led«, Wabash & east Danville, 700 am He. Northern Indljscbipaa and Canada... Mia

QOOaa 1000 pm .10

cIm*

hnv®

been compelled to write &u account of their dally {routine in order that the teachercan ascertain how rntich of their time is devoted to tbo studt of Gm$*n We would ad*i#e the members of the Fourth year clan* to practice elocution, before a merror, before appearing be fore the achool In the literary exercises that are going to be introduced next month. &The masher baa his place in -the school room as Well tiVon the street and in !the amusement hall, and of all the disgusting associalous with which the student is con neet«d it iV the witnessing of the spftony actions of thwMj love sick individual^/*

NORHAl. ITKflS.

hotel

There is a demand for a students in the northern part of the city. Prof. Brown, of the Indianapolis High School, will deliver a lecture in Normal Hall next Friday evening.

President Brown, and Prof. Carhart have each an exercise to deliver before the State Teachers' Association.

This term is rapidly drawing to a close. Home is glowing in its attractive force, and wert it not for the final tests, the closing month would be the happiest of the term.

Mr. Dealand is one of the r»ost obliging students in school. He furnishes stamps'., paper &c., at the north library as l?w as they can be bought any where. Especially does hfe thus oblige the ladies.

Examinations are being showered upon the students without mercy. When the teachers come around with the daily classbook, then there is fear and trembling especially when the papers have been marked "N. P."—not pass.

Club-boarding is growing into favor among the students. A large majority board themselves in this way now. The club Is secial center around which arc clustered students from different parts of, the state. It is to be regretted, however, that these clubs are not permanent even for one term, thus leaving the students very unsettled.

The Eclectic Society held its last regular meeting of this term last evening. The attendance was large and the programme much enjoyed. The Society has done Tory good work this term, and closes with no small Udegee of satisfaction. When mitfcellancouH business was called the secretary read a bill presented by Messrs. Qrosjean and Coopftr. The bill was of humerous nature and crcated a great deal of amusement to members of the society.

The Phllomnthian Society will hold the last meeting of the Scrim "next Friday night,. Au Interesting programme has betm prepared, and the stodents will take advantage of this meeting, to have a soci able time before separating for the holi days. Everybody is invitedjto attend these meetings as they arc for the purpose of Instruction and amusement at the aamc time.

A*r«K»KKT».

MRS, SOOTT SIDOOIfS.

Tlio Opera House was comfortably filled by sn intelligent audience, which has largely been familliar with Mrs. Scott Siddons as an elocutionist. The play presented King Rene's Daughter, was witnessed with a marked degree •f Interest, especially was nothe character of Iolanihis the kings daughter which was represented by Mrs. Siddotis. The character represents the daughter as being blind, and was well presented by the lady. In the Honeymoon Mrs. 8. plays the character of Juliana lo perfection. The Jolaatha of King Rene's Daughter and the Juliana of the Honeymoon are so different, and yet so ably filled by SIddons that the wonderful adaptability of the actress is at once perceived. The on- represent* a lady of quiet and beautiful disposition I. while the other displays the stubborn and If hateful nature bf a woman whh an uha W a muTKt or r*3tzA»OLm

The, above opera will be produced al our Opera House next Saturday night. 'This opera is considered by musical *irtties to be far superior to any other works of Kewrik Oilbcrt siwl Sullivan, and the company with which they are present ing it this season is the strongest thai, ever attempted this line of com position. The opera is given with all Aew and beautiful scenery, costumes, etc., and its presentation here will be as perfect as close atitttkm to every detail will insure.'* cxcut tom's cant.

Ambmmiiili^'t Bosto* Ideal Uade Toss's CaMn combinatieo w«l present thirt pojmlar play at the Opera House this afternoon and evening. The company is spoken of as the best oa the road and the character pree^ataUoos are all original, seeure yoor aeM» bef|»yott are too lai*.

Mat of uncalled for letters remaining In

Vigo, state of Indiana, lUn'ftnav, tWwmber 11/ Abbott John I^eeeh ram Kiora A*hle* W 3 we 11 mi Thoni** llftker t, 11 'v t-^wl* John wra Agfile |«we Mattle

drier1 (Iwt

ntiwi Minnie 1

Wwicn mr» II f. M.«ire Hamnel Mftran ft n*»«ll McMillan J«h« Oliver nr Muy l*rie« II Robert 1^*1 wl#B

lirownJoha Duller ml** Ha rah CampWll Wrn t'*»t»^l nil** Mary i'Urn* Jaine# l» CurtlcoF Dally falrlrk IVgg* John It ltuiuoni mr* Mary IHinturt mm Decbamp O W K*an* Krert Flannassn 41* Field* Albert Florence mia* Amelia Kr*»a Caroline Fream mr Fo»»el Qeorfe Ooodwln mia* Anna 11 anna O W ilardln A Ha*)ip ml** Franeta IletiderM^n JIvwardKrC W Jarvi* mla* Lib Ktnt nl*« Jennie anntnt Robert Lawrence Jame* A

appowittiws

la*t Mondiy for sonio cauw or otlitr. was very eoitllall^ actived bj the meaibem of the aciiool.

The pupils trc aoxioutlj »w» I ling ih® llotiUjr» when thejr will be frw from tlm confinement of the tchool room, and at l'berty to tackle the ico on the river.

Jt«iiert4 mr* 0 lUtbtnaon 1 Mnedlker Charlotte A Kpark* Willie Hpear Henry II Htark *nl*a Blla Will ml»* ltoaey hnilth Wm ttmtth ISIiutnati LP Thnrman ©eomo Trneblood NA Thotna* nil** Cynthia Thoma* II Thomaoit mr* cor 7th A *. Oak' Turner t.onao II Wa*bburnJohn D. White Charley Wllnon Joseph

Wright ml*# Sarah "LM\

Persona calling fur letters advertised In this list will please say "advertised" and give date.*

FILBKCK, P. M. -M--LL-1.-.JUI-JM

Tbe Use of IVjbaoco.

It Is rather singular that Axueritana are the only civilised people who habitually chew tobacco, although sailors of nearly every nation are addicted t? its mastication. It is singular, too, that we, probably, employ tobacco in other ways less than other countries. Suufflug is rather rare here, common as it is in Europe, especially on the continent. We ao not smoke any more, if as much &B, the English ana the French, Italians, notably the Germans, Dutch and Spaniards exceed1 us in smoking. But as tobacco-eaters wo occupy the field alone, having, it is to be regretted, a monopoly of one of the most unwholesome ana obnoxious of practices. The national mastication and expectoration are known over the world, and do ample service in all conceptions end caricatures of Brother Jonathan. To see a landsman chewing tobacco anywhere abroad is to kno\v Kim for ar American, native or adopted. Perhaps we stick to the worst of the three customs because tobacco is to so large an extent an American plant. Europe knew nothing of it until the discovery by Columbus of the Western world. The sailors he sent ashore at Cuba found the natives smoking, and, seeing them emit smoke from their nostrils, imagined them to be on fire. iL.ll the natives from the uorthwest coast of Patagonia used tobacco, and to chew it is one of our inalienable and aboriginal rights.

CORNERS.—Corners have always been popular. The ehiuiney-eorn?r, for instance, is endeared to the heart from the earliest to the latest hour of existence. The corner rapboard! What stores of sweet things has it contained for us in vouth with what luxuries its shelvet have groaned in manhood! A snug corner in .» will! Who ever objected to such a ng? A corner in a woman's heart! Once get there,^ ami- you n»av soon command the entire domain. A corner in the Temple of Fame. Arrive ftt that, and you become immortal.

THE MARKETS.

!c«

l'ork.

New York.

Dec. 10—Flour—Market dull: and

weak without decided cbaajfe ?0ferfltnj State and weetern $3 common to good extra, $4 40®S(X) good to choice. $5 05®G?5: white wheat extra Sft WS3iS 00 oxtm Ohio$4 70 @6 85 St. Lou!*, $4 0O&C75 Minnesota patent procenH. SO 60®8 40. wheal—Steady ungrntlod i)ring.Si lSi No. 8. apriii?. $1 14: ungraded red. 1346bl 30^ No. 8 do.. $1 lSV&^l 17 No s{ do.. $i IRH^l 88: No. 1 do., $1 2*VT{1 27 ctnmier. No. i.

fl 15 *4eaaiet,

So.

Jldo.,

»do..$W» Bihced Wjintir.

17*4^1 17H r.angraoed while, $1 H0Sif 184 N« $1 16. Corn—Dull ard lower ungraded56® &9c No. 8, »teawtrli^6@B7c: No. IWK®WUcJ new do-, 57C Nrt. S. do., white, Bfr'iv S8Hc: Nt. 8. December,S8@MHc January, &A84c February, Oat»—Klrtn ml*»'d we*tem, a®44c white ereatern, 43^^47Hc.

".IK J' rttlrasra. if V* CmcAoo. Dec. lO.-l'lonr—Steady and unehanged winter wheat. &00<ft9 aprinft $4 80 extra.$4 7S@Stt). Wheat—Un»ettled and lowers active No, S red wlwter $lUfKil004 No. 8 Chltajtff apring. $1.0m bid e**h I 0/S. peeeiuh»r fl O8I4 January:' $1 IW^: Kebtaaryt No. 8 Chicaeo apring, SOwJ'Tc. Corn-Dull and lower for«*h&MJ». JsnnorV. ^f. February 44*|tf}44$c. May p)ati«—Active. Snn and higher: Ji^c. cash Decern Iter «He. white January 8BHc. trtd May. Wli^ky—Active but lower

It. Livehofff—Rrrvipta.S4.0tO head

ehlpiaenla, OOOhcad generally ateady opened firm, mlsfd oacklni, fflTS®4 50 light, |4 60®4

Choice heavy, $4 10.

Firm. 8BQ4 A: receipt*. S.780

(SO head

rinelnitoti.

fl 11. $4t«&490

li«h(. a®4fi6: packing. *4 0tK&4 i» reeeipu, lS,t®0 head

TKRKK WAlTE MAftKET.

hip

Butter, cbotee^ lie do. iufertor, freeh. SQe

mm,

mlmd it

per w«bm geeee, p4

J** A

MOrtKit I.IKT, A Il|iUit»At4t Auaweft Tlifi oUi man ftmilh, of JOHifleM, I* a ftort of old ffeHaw. rt»d

Intftannpotla torn Warfcetf a saju Poliuoa are .. .' 1 Imared. General new*, valuable iaforiKDtaWAroLis. December 10—Live

Hojr*—

head:

ahipments

/rldaf.Dec

IS, 1«0.

HIDES AND SKINS.

Corrected by L. A. Burnett, 1IS8.

Fourth

St.

OirtR hldev. 8c areen wait cared.9c, veal *eta«s tts«:

akin*, dry Sint, lie dtt

Mil. 10c

•beep aor&ri: lamb*.»0M»e: So.1 buteher* talkie. 5e danaced Wdee, pries. Ilflts.—,j-

Beet

UKATVKsd^l If

Sd^SS ieeeap ttasfhter

oak M»le.4tte.

.raotxTCK.

(Corrected by hn. 11* Brfgg*, cor. Poerth «s4 CIhwi

DtwtU

per handrrd

ptT^aaaarrd pownv

tMilm prtm*. ise:dns«t appel*.

We 1 trees .salt hid** lei Sry. Iti^sSc s«!t*, SSel wr utttow. It toy fisftper t«4.f

Bc:h*v fit Ftms. mink.

Cms.

•telartt. sss.

per tea.

skenfc, ettsr.

sy*., per t». Sc.

tarkey*,

if -r r&iA mum, -s $ Wtwet-^ahSs Ke w«, tl«i s5e »lx«4,src. oate,-)**

til ton hi* rldinii n?l|liie».

One he eupled Ida yoimji liojwftil

U'mtJntf a colt to watur ruther gingerly and romitrkml: "Why on tstrtli don't yon ride (hat iHw*ir .. 'Tm Trait io 'fraM he'll throw inc." "Bring that homt hurt*," snapped the oM num.

The colt was urged up to the fence, and hrttced one side by the boy while the ld muu climbed on to the rail* and Mocked hims&lf on the colt's hack, Then he was let go, and the old gentleman rude proudly off. Paralysed

The old man rose slowly, shook out the knots in his legs, brushed the dust from his ears and luilv, tw^l nibbing his bruised elbows, growled

PERMANENTLY CURE*

JCIDNEY DISEASES, .. LIVER COMPLAINTS, ConstipatkMi and Piles.

DR. R. H. CLARK, S»«tiH«r»,Vt., ten "Iaea*e*«f KIDNET TROUBLES Sku aeted Ilka a chars. Xthaaenred nanr vcrr badeaaeaorPILEB, aad haa aavar foUed to aet eHeJently."

NELSON FAIRCHILD, efSt.AIba»*, Vt., MT*t "It la of pricelrM v»l»«. ATtcralxteeo jeara at griat aaTlerla« from Plica aad Ceattveaeas It eM*»totelj eaeed ma."

IlOOAnON, afllerbahlre. aaya,

paakagehaadeee wonder* foe n« In eonpletcly curias a I4tK**4 Kldmaj OHwtalat.* -.•#» .rr., -«r.

IT HAS

WONDERFUL POWER. BECAUSE IT ACTS ON THR 1,1VER,TIIE BOWELS AND KIDNEYS AT THE 8AHIB Tl .IK.

Beoauee If oleanaea the ayatemof the poloonouattumora that dovolope In Kidney and Urinary dleeaoes, Biltousness, Jaundloe« Constipation, Plies, or In Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Fomaledlaordera*

KIDNEY-WORT la a dry TecetuMa e*aw pound asd enakcHitkr auUlpee^ald. One iMirkaf* wtll make alx qta of mod irtne. •ntY IT NOW

Bay It at the Draplita. Prlee, St.OS. wills, B1CSA2530NI CO., Propriitcrf,"" BarUifi**, Vu

Xb neponae to U»iU|tat reQOflSta of (Wat •umber* of poople wboprefbr to pwrohae* a Kklncy-Wort alroady tha proprioton ofthii oflAobratod rosiAdy sow pr®« pore it la liquid form aa well a* dry. Itl*

~verf

ooocentrated, t» pot up tn larga ootUea, and la equally eflOolaataatliat put up drjr ta tlaaaaa. It aavea the ttiuMir ofvroparfoc» la ilwifi roady, and la more easily taVen by noetpwtpla. irtoa. CI par bottle. UQVD) AKD DKT OOLD ST DUTTOOIST8

WELLS, RIC1ABD805 CO., Prap»n, A Sndla(4««. Tt.

Ai-raaa Araar. JBdUar. Lata et "KOMI

Ctxcontaet. Deeeiabar 10 —Plour—Quiet asd unchanged family, $4 7004 90 fancy, ftCWIiSOO. Vvbeat~Dull and lower: No. S am* her, |110: So. red winter. $ I 03. Com-r-No. 9 yellow 48e new ear »Sc. Oaie—i«let, bat flna a* r«t No. S mixed, #?tiS636Hc. Whiakv— Market eaalcr: FVSLIS8XD AT fltSPl** 5rm**t,St., LOOTS.

Live tuaw-^Qntet ctsmmons. fSt^HSS !,.« 100: packing. IN 0«^4 85 batchers', Mklpmenta. 406 Bead for sample oop .- .. -nr«

"SOUTH and WEST,"

BLXS&KB

SliS PlJOt

entirely l|por«i. General new*, vatesble ia

matkm,and interesting reading matter are far ni*he«i. The beat ef un 1 e*(miJwita oontrlbofaa from all secUotwof thecottntnr. *eful premium* ami liberal eommiaakms will be given toehtb-

SAaruts Faaa. Addre*» "SOUTH It WEST," «ia Pine Street, «u Louis. ISO,

htyi ieas toS»U Om T+*+g-—»p*

Farming for Profit

lerchaDt8, tafacloras, »n, FtoriztBf 8liMs«isw swhI

Cam

SSM.- UV» ST0C*. |OwMi*i Sy S. P. DnikK flSeesea. heavy alehta^ Sc: «wre*»d beife«a, Saffls^jSe: vestofl»{^

Ysefis.),

HsMI fcesa, pee

"Well, it didn't do me

•Ood,

dunf bit of

You go home."

Those who may be anxious to preserve old and decaying trees may be following method, which recommended by the Gardrntn? Chrotu

glad to try the is recommende ide, in preference to plugging them with concrete: "However much care may be bestowed upon is, it is impossible to make cement.

ihUhmc

to a living tree,

and before long ii a* water, percolating along theIwirk, will -find its way slowly but effootually inlo the hole mid pursue its work The only eflective way of curing such a disease is to make a plug of oak or other hard wdod, smear it willi tar. and hammer it tight in the hole u"tU its outer sulfate Is on the same levtl with the hole If \here is any recuperative power I ell in the tree the bark will soon grow over the plug and tlio wOund be perfectly healeu, which will never happen with the concrete process."

PeoiH* lad

SCSSke and Save lleaap

iuii»M N«iM

PRESS

msrnm

It tt U*n eaiwn.% «*da *B h*j*a*l*y «*fri**S. wiai_.JMg*a

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