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THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST.


in the Tropics, fattened on guinea
grass, that was fully up to any
brought from Tennessee. Why can
not the cattle owners themselves
combine and plant out field suffici-
ent to fatten their own stock, so as
to get higher prices. Our people
must be more alive to their interest
and not be behind in the race. Cat
tie raising is now one of the best pay
ing industries in the United States.
There is large demand for our cat
tie and beef in Europe, and that de-
lnand lis likely to increase 1t is for
our benefit, therefore, to get as much
meat and weight in our stock as pos.
sible. And any person who sells
beast for ten dollars that, with a lit
tlerouble could be made to bring fifty
dollarsaisE just dosing forty dollars,
forlhis, own want of industry Say
that six cattle laisersj join tpgethersin
fencing one hundred acres, around a
small lake or watering place, to save
the trouble Of driving out the stock
for water. 1t would not take them
very long to.cut the rails, and fence.
Para grass could be planted near
the water and guinea grass on the
highland and. by September it would
be in a fit state to turn the cattle in
for winter market 1t would pay
those who have no cattle to fences
and plant, so that they could either"
fatten cattle on shares, or charge pas
turage. With these grasses the best
breeds of horses and cattle Gan be
raised in this State, it only requires
a System of subdividing the fields to
have continual pasturage allsthe year
round We have this advantage
over Lentuckey and Tennessee that
10 warm stables are required nor
nave we to cut and house the quantity
If hay for winter use, that they have.
We have seen fields of guinea grass
n the topics that;have never beenre-
planted in one hundred years. and it
can he done, SO .here,.as if sufficient
is lefRp on Il Guinea grass,
ad great trouble to get the value
# these grasses intoishe heads Of orr
people, but now they have found out |
he correctness Of our judgement, let
hem, 50 still further and use this fod |
der on . more extended scale We
venture to say that the success will
be so great to the first person who
tries it, that the whole Of South Flor
ida will be one grand cattle raising
country on q better system than that
hitherto pursued and the advantages
will be, that the high pine land will
be made very profitable. We will
be happy to give instruction to those
who wish to enter on this industry
by which they may save labor and
make it a succers. There is more
money in it than anything else in
this State. Orange growing not ex-
cepted, Once fairly. under way it is
life Of ease and enjoyment, little to
do, and plenty of time to do it in.
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The New Liberian Coffee.
CoFFEA L1BGRI CA.

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description of the new Liberian
Coffee, and where the plants may be
procured. We have to give Mr..
William Bull little gratuitous adj
vertising, but where the good of our
citizens is concerned, that is light
matter. We would like to see Clubs
formed, in the Southern parts OF the
State, to order the plants by the case
and give this coffee a fair trial. 1t
should be tried in open land and I'M
der the shade of high hammocks, in
which the underbrush has been CON-
pletely removed, making the coffee
take its place. Our correspondent
says;
@This new plant is now attracting
considerable attention in all, coffee
growing countries; its many desira-
BILE characteristics are making it anx-
iously sought after, Notwithstanding
the firm hold SO long established in
popular estimation, and on the market
IN favor of the ordinary Cofea arab
lea, in the New as we'll as the Old
World, ST TOf'T / t. /
Liberia being a7conparatively un-
known region of Western Tropical
Africa, has allowed this finer, more
robust and prolific SPECIES of Coffee,
to remain practically unknown to the
marts of the world. The attention
Of merchants and commercial men
hasIhowever, been drawn to it, and a
wonderfully important change, which
amounts to almost a revolution in
this trade, is apparently about to be
effected. ~ N' #A'''.'''
From all that is known Of this new
product pp to the present time, it is
anticipated that it will prove one Of
the most useful and remarkable ad-
ditions to the commerce of the cen
fury.
During the last five years Mr.. Will
liam Bull Of London has been ma
king this coffee known.an shipping
countries; and lis many excellent
qualities having become known and
appreciated, planters have intimated
that if he could succeed in getting
quantities., and could offer plants at
a lower rate thanhitherto, thousands
would be planted where only. hun
dreds have previously been tried. In
consequence, Mr.. William Bull sent
one Of his Plant Collectors to Liberia
and obtained, at considerable expense
quantity Of seed, which however,
failed to grow and the general expe-
srlence is, thateraising plants of this,
cofeeffonsssaSs GeSy pfscariOus 4
large sumshave been fruitlessly spent
for the purpose in 'Ceylon and other
places. Not being able to guarantee
the growth Of the seeds, Mn. w. B.
turned his attention to plants, and
sent to his collector in Liberia a num-
Der Of his Patent Cases to bring this /
Coffee home, With the result, that he
has now large stock Of plants, well
rooted and established in boxes and
pots, having been growing in his es.
tablishmem dtring the past year.
To successfully export plants of
this Coffee thsE should have made a
seasons gowh in this country; ex-
perience has Aoved that plants COM
ing from LIBRA should be grown
and Thoroughly established for some
thing like .wave months before be.
ing sent alrosl. )1H tIL
For expprtag, well rooted plants
Of this ney Ctfee are established in
boxes, eacl Z obtaining 80 and 100
plants; IateIt Plant Case Withhold
Is boxes; tie lice of theoa$e is s14
the smalle larger number, Of
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-11-13

Our old friend Capt. Burroughs
formerly c6nddGt6f on the Florida
Central r.. Rs,is now in the same
capacity on tie G. P. & M~R5R Hos
100 ststi~V hir2s~lea vps
La crónica., 1878-02-06
BUEN CONSEJO.

Ahora es ell tempo del ano para
pneumonia, fiebre de los pulmones,
etc. Cada familia debiera tener una
botelIa de jarabe aleman de Boschea
(Boschea's German Syrups.l No
permitais por IN momento que esa
tos SO apodere de vuestro nlno,
vuestra familia 8 de vosotros mis-
mos.
Puede resultar Ell Construction,
ASTHMA, Pneumonia, Crups, Hemor-
ragia y otras Intermediates fatales
Aunque es un verdadero Jarabe Ale
man cura miles de enfermos de es-
tas temidas enfermedade, y es muy
util tenerlo q la mano, cuando tres
d6sis os podrian curar. Una botella
os durara para ell uso de toda la IA
militia un Ilvierno entero y os con-
servara libres de peligro. ST estais
enfermo de tfsis, no descanseis has,
ia probar ell remedio. Botellas de
muestra 10 %centavos. Tamano re
gular rs centavos. La venden todos
los %boticarios.
La crónica., 1878-02-06

Ell RENovADoR SICILIANO vEGE-
TAI DE HALL-Para ell Cabello es
n combination cientffica de algu-
nos de los agentes restaurativos
mas poderosos en- ell RENO vegetal.
Restituye ell cabello cano a su color
original. Blanquea Y limpia ell casco
cura la caspa y los humores y evita
la caida del cabello. Suministra ell
principle nutritivo por Ell cual Sc nu-
ire V sostiene ell cabello. Hace que
ell pelo permanezca hdmedo, suave
v sedoso, y no tiene rival como artf
culo de tocador. Els la preparation
mas economical que sc haya ofreci-
do ianas al pubiico, pues sus efec-
tos permsnecen largo tempo, ha-
ciendo ~necesaria una sola aplica-
cion OCCASIONAL. La recomiendan y
usan los hombres de ciencia emf.
nentes Y la aprobo oficialmente ell
Ensayador del Estado de Massachu-
sets. La venden todos los botica-
RIGS.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
Continudrd

-Es con ell mayor placer que
anunciamos la reapertura del esta-
blecimiento del sillero aleman en-
la Gale Commercial. Durante ell
tempo que dicha sillerfa ha estado
cerrada Sc ha sentido mucho su fai-
ia, Y nos alegramos ahora por
nne tendremos un lugar adonde
comprar s%illas, frenos, guarniciones,
riendas Y otras por ell estilo
buenas y baratas. Ell sillero aleman
III. Heinch ha surtido su establecl-
mieuto de TODD 10 mejor perteneclen-
tie q 81 oficio, y esta dispuesto q hacer
toda especie de trabajos que Sc lie man
den. Para clio cuenta con una gran
experiencia EN- ell negocio, y ha ocu-
pado q los mejores fabricantes dc
guarniciones y sillas que hay en- e
Condado. Su collection de fustes es
buena, Y siempre usa de los mejores
que Sc c~onstruyen.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
SOR ANGELICA.
MEMORIALS de una HERMANN
De LA CARLOAD.

sNOVELA ORIGINAL POR
JUAN n. EIATEOS.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
LTBEO PRINiERO.
EGL VIEJO MUNDO.
CAPITULO QUINTO.
Ell BoSQUE DE BOULOGNE.

Ell coronel Arturo Sc dirijio al
sitio donde ell carruaje de Angelica
Sc detenia todas las tardes.
Ell j6ven soldado en- la reserva de
su caracter, guardaba en- silencio
un amor que habia sentido desper-
tar Ell su alma, desde aquel dia en-
que arrib0 al puerto de Saint Nazai-
re y fue ~presentado a Angelica.
La belIeza incompatible de la
j6ven 10 habia cautivado: su cora
ION latia con violepcia por aquella
beldad irresistible.
En- medic del abatimiento que
producia en- Arturo su emocion, Sc
sentia reanimado cuando la joven
dejaba Gael por acaso una mirada
sobre aquel semblante palido y
triste, donde Sc revelaba TODD ell
amor que agitaba su espfritu.
Arturo no habia hecho indication
alguna: pasaba horas euteras a la
do de Angelica, en- s dulce con-
tenplacion que absorve Ell alma en-
presencia del ser amado.
Angelica habia comprendido
aquella passion, y a su vez comenza-
ba a sentir IN %profundo interes por
81 J0ven prisionero.
Ambos temian: escusaban hasta
en- sus miradas el menor signo que
pudiera dar luz q csc mis,erio.
No obstante esa reserva, la joven
se detenia siempre en- ell mismo ST.
ITO en- el bosque de Bulougne, y Ar
turo a So vez teDia On arbol favori-
10 desde donde yer a Angelica q su
sabor.
En- ell ~teatro, la luneta de Arturo
estaba cerca del palco de la joven,
escalonandose asf las casualidades,
hasta determinar una conducta
prevista:
Aquello era hi maDsa corriente
ue aguas adormecidas ocultando Ell
iondo de I'm abismo.
Arturo, solo, aislado, e~ntregado a
gus liusiones, sin concurrir sino q
Tvs sltios donde pudiera hallarse
angelica, abria su alma & la dulce
'ocnra de III amor lIeno de melan-
0o'icos temores y de risuehas espe.
ranzas.
Hucontrarse al pisar la TERRA ex-
"anlera con un angel, tener la Pc
saaliia del destierro y hallarse en-
WI paraiso; lejos del cielo natal, cor
La crónica., 1878-02-06
BANC0 COMMERCIAL
DE LOS ANGELES.
Capital autorizad0 $500, 900

NJ. S. PATRICK............ -.... Presidente.
E. F. Cajero.
Directories,
NJ. S. PATRICK, S. II. MOTT,
A. H. WILCOX, II. MABURY,
E. BOUTON, r.. NJ. TOWN,
O. S. WHEREBY, JNO. G. CAPRON.
Este Banco esta preparado para recibir
depositos a cuenta alberta, emite certih-
cados de depositos y hace un negocio ge-
neral de B2nca.
Sc encarga de colecciones V remite ell
producto a los precios corrientes de cam
bio. d15no
La crónica., 1878-02-06
La INDUSTRIAL de los HUEvOS.

Nos hay alimento mas natural,
mas sano y mas facilmente diges-
two que los huevos. Bajo IN Pc
que6o volumen, encierra mas de 10
tercera parte de principles nutriti-
vos. Ash es que los huevos son nno
de los mas p~reciosos recursos en- la
alimentacion general de las pobla-
clones. En- Paris, ell consume de
huevos es eXactamente de lis hue
vos por aflo por habitante, 9 sean por
dos millones de almas 230 millones
de huevos. Pero EN- las provincias
ell consume de este artfculo es mu
cho mas considerable +: Sc estima
en- toda Francia en- 7.231,000 y ell
valor de la exportacion de este SOLO
artfculo Ell Inglaterra llega q 40
millones de frances.
Desgraciadamente, los huevos no
Sc conservan mucho tempo y pier
den rapidamente sus cualidades al
contacto del aire, resultando de clio
uno gran diicultad para ell consul
mo de invierno; de Octubre a Bne-
70 su precio sube mucho.
Tn industrial frances, M. Oh. No
los, ha sabido detener la alza du-
rante esos meses, inventando unos
procedimientos que permjten con-
seryar los huevOs de un ano q otro
en- perfecto estado. Ha creado q
este efecto un estableeimiento dom
de puede almacenar mas de cinco
millones de hueyos y que en- 1878
podra conteuer hasta ocho millones.
Estos huevos Sc entregan 6 domi.
clio Ell Paris por caiones de 800,
500, y 1000; ell precio no pasa nun
ca de "a q 95 frances ell millar, Sc
gun distancia y calidad.
Ademds, desde Febrero a Octu-
bre la casa Nolos entrega mas de 20
milIones de huevos al consume de
Paris. Pero no es este TODD este
industrial emplea 10000 huevos por
ola durante nueve meses para la
fabrication de la albdmina. Las
claras sirven solo en- esta operacion;
despues de haber sufrido una emul.
sion mecanica So iltran y pOr me-
do de una bombs Sc elevan en- una
estufa, donde han de secarse. Des-
pues de algun tempo Sc retiran de
la estufa y Sc venden bujo ell NOM
bre de dL6dmeR disecado. La pro-
duccion del Sr. Nolos Sc eleva
anualmente d 10000 kilos.
Una parte Sc reduce a harina para
la clarificacion de los vinos IN XII
l0gramo basta para % pipas de 81
arrobas, 8 sean So q Az gramos poi
pipa y un gasto de 50 a 40 centimo:
de peseta.
Algunas personals NAL inteucio'
nadas habian p%retendido que esq
polvo lie harina contenia otras sus'
tancias que la albdmina de huevos
1 Mr.. Nolos ha ofrecido $4,000 fran.
cos d toda persona que demuestr'
qufmicamente que sus producto'
gentlemen otras sustancias que Is
pura albumen de huevos.
De resultas de esta fabrication
especial, queda una cantidad enor
me de yemas, de que es precise sa
car particle; cerca de IN million d,
kilos. Despues de haber experiment
tado una operation qufmica, Sc al
macenan en- millares de barricas .
Sc emplean Ell curtir pieles para e
calzado y la g%uanterfa Las misma
cascaras Sc someten q la prensa hi
draulica para estraer la albumin
que todavfa gentlemen y Sc utilizal
despues en- varios usos.
La casa Nolos Sc fund0 en- 1857,
lego progresivamente de 10000
frances a dos millones, que es Ell re
sultado de su uItimo inventario.
La crónica., 1878-02-06

A los lectores que estan cansados
de leer poesfas amorosas les dedlca-
mos esta que tiene chispa, y es ORR
giHal de un poeta espahcl. Hela
aquf:
La crónica., 1878-02-06
CHINGQUONG ZIE,
DOCTOR CHINO,
Gale de Arcadia, en- seguida de los
5 C~entavos.
CCra toda c!ase de Intermediates.
Els una especialidad en- ell tratamiento
de intermediates de venereo Y d~olencias
siflfticas. nI7no
DR.. HONG COONG,
MEDICO y CIRUJANC CHINO,
Gales de Arcadia y Sanchez NJ 10

Antes fue companero del DR.. Lo Pc Tai
de San Francisco. Puede ser consultado
conidencialmente sobre cualquier enter
medal de los Pulmones, Hfgados, RHO
mes, Organos Digestivos y Genito-Urina-
rios, Debilidad Nerviosa, Afecciones Sih-
lfticas y todas las Intermediates especia
les que resultan de ignorancia 8 touteTa.
En- a francisco este doctor ha terido
mucha practica como specialista duTante
los ultimos diez amos. Puede dar la me-
jor garantfa de la efcacia de sus remedies
con certificates de personals a quienes la
restituido la salud Todos los pacientes
que Sc pongan bajo su cuTa recibiIan el
mejor tratamiento y no Sc les cobIara 81
no Sc les cura. Sc garantiza cura efcaz
y pronta de o affection uterina 8 cual-
quiera de las intermediates que afijen a
las senoras, pues tiene una gran expe-
riencia en- esta especielidad. C%onsultas
en- la o1cina gratis. Horas de o~flcinas
desdes las 8 A. NJ, q las S P. NJ. n21no
La crónica., 1878-02-06
MI RETRATO.

A los lectores que estan cansado'
de leer poesfas amorosas les dedlca-
mos esta que tiene chispa, y es ori.
giHal de IN poeta espahcl. Hela
Hacienda 10 que otros hacen,
Que es estar de moda ell modo,
Como Jesus en- un lienzo
Quise contemplar mi rostro.
Apenas 10 hube pensado,
A casa fuf presuroso
De un pinta-monas de ofcio,
Lo de amonas" va por otros.
= tras de muchas sesiones,
Y de embelec0s no pocos,
Cuando ssecce.homo" me dijo,
Me miro hecho I'm "ecce-homo".
Dir que es gran sabldurfa
Ell conocerse q ST propio,
Conocerme en- aquel cuadro
Fuera del saber ell como.
Yo que soy bastante palido
I'm rostro allf mire rojo,
Que al r~etrato, de verguenza,
LIE subio ell color al rostro.
Ell pintor, por I'M odesculdo,''
Ne habia pintado ONO
De nariz, y no de ingenio,
Siendolo de este tan solo.
No die 4" esta boca es mia"
Y quede mudo y atomic
Al yer debsJo una boca
Que era, q no dudar. de otro,
Para que NADIA f~altase,
Estaba tuerto de Ut oio,
Pero confieso que en- este
Me halle parecido solo:
Porque un ojo de la cara
* adn lie parecfa poco)
Me llevo por ell retrato
Aquel pintor del demonio.
mo lie falta mas que hablar''
DiJo al mostrarlo orgulloso;
Para negar que era 20
lie faltaba hablar tan solo.
sRetratarme ? maltratarme
Fueron esta vez sin0nimos;
Otra vez que hacerlo quiera
10 hare 20 mismo y no otro.
Yo Sc que solo me pinto,
les modestia) para TODD,
Y para solo pintarme
Tambien me pintare solo.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
Rees y Wirsching.

Fabricante de toda clsse de Calesas,
Carretelas y Carros para agricultores.
Pinta y compone behfculos q los precios
mas modicos con arreglo a los tiempos.
Tiene tambien d la mano Carros y Ca
lesas de segunda mano que vende muy
baratas.
s19a1 NJ 40 Gale del Also.
La crónica., 1878-02-06
TRASLADO.

La Ofcina de LA CR6NICA Sc ha
trasladado de los cuartos que ocn-
psba en- ell Temple Block q las Sa-
las NOs. 2 y 7 en- Ell Downey Block.
Entrada pr0xima q la esquina de
la Gale Temple del Edificio.
La crónica., 1878-02-06

Las mejores muestras de cigarros, in
cluyendo habanos, y artfculos para los
fumadores, ademas de una gran variedad
de tabacos.
Cigarros Puros Legftimos de la
Habana por un real cada uno.
ls6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-23

The City Health Officer also made report,
showing the rate Of mortality to be in Ottawa
about IL in lOOO-twO less than the average. The
number of deaths since May /, 1871, was 81. Prin
cipal causes Scarlet fever, 10: consumption, 70
dipthcria /; old age, d; heart disease, 3; killed
by cars, ;. Males, 81; females, :3. Native born,
50: foreign born, 2S. About Is per cent. of the
deaths were from scarlet fever, all during The frs,
quarter; this report includes only about one
third of the deaths from that disease Tie officer
recommends as a means of mitigating this and
other Cpidcmics, the construction Of a system Of
sewers. which our water facilities will enable u>
to keep clean. Mains should bc constructed with
which private sewers could connect and both
flushed with water from the canal or storms The
officer also recommends the providing Of some
means by which scavcngcrs may Doe held accounta-
BILE to the city for the faithful performance Of
their duties: either 10y appointing city scayen-
ger and regulating his fee. or else requiring all
who do such work To take out licenses and be
prepared to do their work properly.
Bowman. from the street and alley committee,
reported the Chestnut stree, bridge completed ac-
cordin- Ia contract aud accepted. Also that the
Jefferson street ravinc bridge was nearly finished.
Bills paid to the amount Of Sl.l0l-N>.
The vote at the election held uu Monday Was
then cauyasscd, a~ follows.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1878-03-23
HOME MATTERS.
Personal.
7, GuIen goes east on Monday next.

II. ]. Glen goes east on Monday next
MrJD. Hammond sends us Il letter from the
Rocky Mountains which we will publish next
week Look out for it.
The many friends of Mai I. j. Anderson, late
Gen. Pass. Agent A., T. " 5. Fe r. r., will be
pleased to note the fact that he has been prOmot-
ed to Gen. Agent Of that company, having
charge of matters pertaining to the freight and
passenger departments in Kansas, Colorado and
New Mexico, with Office at Pueblo, Colorado.
Mr.. is one of natures noblcmcn and universal
~ esteemed, and is moreover the right man for
The place We have no doubt the business of the
road will feel his influence; and certainly the
road will gain many new friends through him.