MRS. R. P. F.

_Beaver Dam, Wis._

We do not know what insect it is whose larva infests raspberries. If any

of our readers can supply the information we trust they will give it.

Purchase the roots of violets, it is not practicable to raise them from

seeds.

Cauliflower, like the strawberry, is good enough to be eaten when it is

ready. It does not improve by keeping. The heads may be kept in a cool

cellar for a considerable time if they are pulled up with some soil

adhering to the roots, and set in rows in the cellar with the roots

covered with soil. Tie the leaves together or turn them down over the

heads.

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=THE BROADWAY CENTRAL HOTEL=, New York, which has undergone a thorough

rebuilding, is now open to the public.

This is altogether the largest hotel property in New York, and, with the

present improvements, will have a valuation of nearly two millions of

dollars and accommodate over one thousand persons.

Mr. Haynes, the new lessee, is making it a great popular house for

families and business men, at popular rates, for which the location is

admirably adapted. The new cable-cars on Broadway reach every fashionable

store, theater and attraction of the city, and transfer with all

cross-town lines, reaching every station, dock and ferry in town.

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_Every reason why it should_

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