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The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
Minister StOughion Returning

WASHINGTON, April pa letter re-
ceived here fiom Paris says that Mr..
Stoughton, the United States Minister to
Russia, will arrive in New York, it is ex-
pected, next week flom Nice. lie comes
home on leave of absence granted by
the Department of State. Some of Mr..
Stoughton's friends have said that he will
not return to Russia but will resign his
present position. This may be true bu,
the Department las had no intimatiol
from him that he contemplates such q
course. 1t is probable though, as the
Russian climate has been very severe
upon him.
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from the . Philadelphia lime,
A Temperance Fr,,.
GEOhGE n. DUTcupp :,

GEORGE NJ. DurcHER IN n,.c,
A good deal of excitenso, 'A.
has been caused among thou, tbs rang aal d \
nent temperance wofts,. moN
within the past few days b1 u 'Al1
wee whispered about IN y 4 iepor1
George NJ. butcher. ,bs .Ne els,
temperance advocate. had ,lf sslf
grace. AT first the renor,s % ,l 'aIl'l
ly discredited among ibs ,aI Melse
,ioard noa,, Then, Them but they gradually v
posl,lVenes aud assumed a ~
worse aspect until ii is now o,.| m
mit,ea NM That butcher ha not oalT NJ !
ms temperance pledge but b,' n
his wife and SIX children, and \.
SAID to be in Hartford, Conn.ts''
prolonged drunk and In comns"'
woman OF at least doubtful cI,arsr]
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Ii. NJ. 4. PinalOre.

The theatre-goers Of this city are to be
treated to novel performance of the
al. NJ. s. Pinafore" on Wednesday even
ing, the both inst.
The novelty of the performance will
consist in the fact that the entire opera
will be given by children, none of whom
are over fourteen years of ago, and the
youngest three years of age. The com
pany has appeared at the South Broad
street theatre, under the management o.
Messrs. Ford and Zimmerman, for som,
time past, and have been greeted at eacl
performance with large and enthusiast,
audiences. The managers will bring thei
ScenerY with them.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
sale Of Properties.

On Saturday afternoon l.. w. Sidham
& Son, aucuoneers, sold for Joshua
Maris, administra or, the following pro-
perties.
House and lot belonging to the estate
of Catbarine Mccain, ON Sixth street,
between Monroe and Adams, to Joseph
Mccain, for $500.
Lot on Seventh street, between Church
street and rhe railroad, belonging to the
estate of John Little, to VIM j. Little
for S9l.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
Went to PhiIadelub,,

Mr.. 7. B. Vance, who was t.l,,,l
to by the Coroner of pLiladsIs1l
reference to the body found aa,s|
the Delaware on Friday last, ws~|
Philadelphia to-day on the l2S,d
view the body.
The body that Mr.. vauce lsloobI
is a nephew and came to thi, civ
three years ago from indiana
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

In contest between the solid South
and the solid North the latter would
have a majority Of 93, but transfer OF
AZ of its votes to the candidate Of the
South would elect HIN. All considera-
ton of a third-party candidate securing
State and possibly throwing the cleo
ton into the House may be dismissed as
wholly out of the question. The struggle
will lie between the two great parties,
and the Nationals can do more than
make their Influence felt by swelling the
vote of one Of these parties by combina-
tion, or decreasing II by running an in-
dependent ticket. In the existing state
of public opinion there is not the sligl T.
est hope of Democratic success without
the thirty-five votes of New York. With
| these secured there are still twelve to be
gained. Indiana might give the re-
| quired dozen, with three to spare.
New jersey and Oregon might posi-
| bly, squeeze the Democratic candidate In,
and the exact number needed might also
| be given by California and Connecticut.
All these five combined, without New
York, would fall eight votes short of the
number required. Outside of these six
States, we do not believe the most en-.
Enthusiastically sanguine Democrat would
claim siDgle vote. On the vote of New
York, then, the contest mainly turns. II
that State casts its vote for the Republi.
can candidate, there is scarcely the
shadow OF a hope for Democratic
President. If it goes Democratic, the
election of Democratic President is moi
made certain, but there Is something
more than bare possibility. TildeI
claims that no other Democratic candi
date than himself can carry the State
and be knows that, unless there is fre,
field for fraudulent voting in New Yorl
-. a
lty outside of Manhattan Island, even h,
'cannot do IL. Hence the desperate battl,
waged in his interest for unprotecte,
lpolls and unlimited fraud.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
Important 10 NIo,he RS,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
only thing that Others can rely upon for
their children. IT corrects acidity of the
sto mach, cures wind collie, regulates The
bowels and gives rest, health and com fort.
10 mother and child. During the process
of Jeething It's value 10 incalculable. II
softeps the gums, reduces infiam N alton
and allays all pain, thereby giving rest 10
the child and co,niort TO the mother. -
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
Taken Sick,

On Thursday last, Mr.. John nj
ger, went to Pencader Hundred o1|
ness, aud while there was taks,|
since which time he has not beep,|
return. Mr.. James c. Fox rs,sIl
letter this morning, stating tha, M
ger is slowly recovering. He sn3
from pnsmoDia.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
WOlnan's Inconsistency.

Mrs. VIM. Keller appeared before Es-
qulre Hagany, Saturday evening with a
complaint against her husband for disor-
derly conduct, and breaking up the fur
niture Of their residence. William was
fined two dollars, and in default of pay
mont was committed, Mrs. Keller declar-
Ing that she would have nothing more to
do with him. This morning, however,
Mrs. X. returned 10 the Squlle's office
very anxious TO have William released,
and paid the necessary money to secure
bis freedom.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
A nesnerafe IIOOlblstL

SAN FRANCISCO, April %-Ih
WIN. Boulange, a bootblach la,s lai \,
of Manila, made an unsuccesl.S' ..sA'
to shoot Pauline Christian as'au ~
who had repulsed his Attentions .,as, I, \
at her without effect, wher'uF0u,fi11 ..,,i1
man attempted to arrest llln. nllA' ,Ii IN
shot In the arm, and IN Jun ,s.a N.
lange in the face. Boulaneee 'as. in,l
upon William Frey, the gu, snl'l'1,; ~
killing him Instantly. BouIal' 5'.G
locked I'D. His wound Is Lava"
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
-
...,,n,shop Purcell's sue'e

C,NcrNNArl, April IA II ia.
of nr ests and bishops tI hela oo %'j ID
Archiepiscopal reslashhop 0,hor sralfi
last. tho names of Father - ' vlpsI
Fec, Peoria; ia; Cishop Chatard, Ct 9ais0snl orii
and Father Quinn, Vicar r-s oss .scs11
Cardinal Archbishop wel, yer, ~ All
ed to the Pope as coadj j9tol tInsSs,,ss 20 s
op or Purcell, p with right Of 'a'''S
.l.nth
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
,. Reaches New oda'')

NEW ORLEANS, April ,,.,ooon ..,n''
Boyton arrived here TINS ,hs s,,n a,t and !
is badly tanned by the ne. 'IIi trip. j H
what fatigued from lll1 ~ sal,o,pettl
welcomed by large crowds ,hs a'fp5 fcetd0
bank, from Carroltoll u 'H'
street.
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To Resume Operations.

The iron foundry Of Messrs. E. & A.
Belts, will be put in operation, probably
during the present week, they having re-
ceived a sufficient number of orders to
warrant the resumption of operations.
The foundry has been idle for long
time.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
senator pcndieton to speak TODAY

WAsHINGToN, April 27.-ln the Sem
ate Tomorrow Mr.. Pendleton will deliv-
er speech on his bill to give members
OF the cabinet seats on the floor of the
Senate ann House with the privilege OF
participating in debaie. This will be
Mr.. Pendleton's first speech since his re.
turn to Congress. II is not expected
that any action will be taken upon the
bill tomorrow further than to refer it II
some appropriate committee.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
Patent Leather for Europ,

Messrs. q. d J. Pyle of this ID
now engaged in shipping one hundr1
fifty sides Of patent leather to EuuI
week. They are selling all Of ta.|
ent leather IN Europeth they caa1
facture.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

think before you swallow-in medicine;
but know once for all that DR.. Bulls
Baltimore pills are pre- eminently the
liver-regulator and blood purifier of the
day.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
Pushing nm a. .

Active eNo,,.' "p The Candida.
bring Various sa~''s si,issIaa are now bsias
a,ae.;1o an.es Tor the Board Of IEsaward Ea%aa.rd y
s,sc.lon Ws.. non, on Saturday ners nsersssc',ioa,
,m..nl WARD, Henry q. Conrad ADJ; + lnas
,nated sn,osi at a meeting Of f. cI,i ,Ei.'q, ss
SnoaE SSn.n1aay "a night, and the e'fhen, i,istn,, b..
tSRisas%an, tSis wana, I'll the Retiring ''lssa %s$,l
again, sS whsther he .u,a il sl,n 70 ia
though IN Mr.. Speakman dos. Willing q
Te.eiection. r. . y: In the EipbiSSe aSeS wo not tsl
davidson, !, the retiring '," sMMaadlR|
; deslrous Of declining . ra'aIO.r, rasinO.r, d,
,mngss; m :, onely urged to o beeoeel.e \
Dr. Shorllidge will moi io'as ha . acasl
the Ninth Ward, thoup%e Se a caldIi'
urged to run. In Other " w..d ae hs
are being actively hunted Hu' nn caDtI
now as though the in,ereai aud
preaching school election w,n - 'hs
tuan Tor several year, n. :, VIII n
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
a Plot TO Assassinate Queen victO.

GENEVA, April 27.-Dr. Wiele, of
Zurich, editor of the Neue Gesellschdtt,
was arrested few days ago in Milan on
the accusation Of engaging in plot to
assassinate the Queen of England and
the King and Queen of Italy. His friends
declare he is incapable of such a design.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
FOURTH EDITION
Presidential npeeulssiOns.
Cleveland Ohio Herald, Rep.

Ofons thing the Democrats feel secure
next year, and there is not the slightest
doubt Of that security being well found
ed. No matter who the candidate may
be, or however dista,teful to the leaders
or masses OF the party, the e,eetoral vote
Of every southern State will be cast in
his favor. The solid South is an estab-
lshed Democratic fact, SO far as the
struggle Of 1880 is concerned. With its
1873 votes as safe now for the Democratic
candidate as II actually counted and re-
corded, the only question is how the
other forty-seven votes necessary to a
majority are to be made equally safe.
A table of the electoral votes North and
South may assist in forming clear
comprehension of the situation. There
are to be cast 800 electoral votes, aud
1856 are necessary TO an election.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
LICzxSI IPPxICATIoxS.

NJ OrtCE-I. John Mulrooney, . IL
IN .censed Wholesale and retail dealer OF
goods, wares and merchandise, do hereby
fve fX,I notice tns, bat. ., ,ha apply 70 The
the Peace and Jail Delivery, OF the State
Of Delaware, In and for New Castle coun-
ty, on Monday, the l2th day OF May next,
A. d., 1873, being the nrst day OF the next
May term Of the said court, for q license
70 sell matt liquors In quantities not less
than One-haf gallon, not TO be drunk at
my place OF business. No eos Poplar street,
In the Fourth Ward, OF the city Of Will
mington. Delaware, and the following re-
specialize citizens residing In the said Ward
recommend the same application
John McClafferty, Thomas Il EatOn.
M Michael COttingham, Thomas Fox,
II Massey, John Fehrenbach,
George Staib, j W Mitchell,
William sullivan, Joseph 6taib,
Charles Badlan, Thomas W Zebley,
John Barnes, Anton Gross,
Feiise Gross, Frederick Schmid,
James y Veal, Christopher Boner,
John Calhoun, Edward Sculfy,
Frank Russell, Bernard bonner,
James r McGonigal, John Lewis,
ap,,-a. Join MtLRooNrY.
NJ OTICE.-I, Aibert Bender, In cem-
~ pliance with the requirements of the
act of Assembly, In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that shall
apply In writing TO the Court Of General
9tsblCuA Oh Jn6 IeAce anu Jdll Del1v-
cry, OF the State of Delaware, In and for
New Castle county. on Monday, the 18th
day OF May next, A. D., 1879 being the
firkt day o. the next May term OF the SAID
court iof a license 10 keep an inn or tavern,
known as the Port Penn House, In school
district No, 63, st. Georges Hundred,
Delaware, and TO sell intoxicating liquors
In less quantities than one quart, To be
| drunk on the premises and the following
respectable citizens recon- mend the said
| application, to wit.
| Vim ~ Lockerman, George W johnson,
| VIM Giberson, Wv Woods,
John E Eaton, John ID Bender,
| Frank johnson, Thos ID Castelow,
Fredus II Vanhekle, George II Webb,
| Simeon Lord, VIM X Fleming,
| o B Webb, + b Stevens,
VIM c Webb, James Connard,
| G II Rose, VIM Castelow,
| WIN ii Miller, James L. Fulton,
ap2s-3ts ALBERT BENDLER.
MOI Ell, e. p. FREYE, dc
IN hereby give notice that shall apply
10 the Judges OF The Court OF General Ses.
siOns OF the Pes ce and Jail Delivery OF the
State O. Delaware, in and for the county
of New Castle, on Monday, the 18TH day o.
May next, being the first day Of the May
Term, A. D., 1879, for a license to keep al
Inn or tavern. at No. II +. Second street
In the I'd ward, In the city OF Wilmington
| Delaware, and to sell intOx icating liquOif
in less quantities than one quart, 70 b.
drunk Sn the premises and the following
respectable ciIizens recommend the sale
application, TO wit:
W X Bowman, Edward Sasse,
c IL Gross, Nath Melchoir,jr
Ad olph Kloberg, Geo B MetZner,
Henry Kienle, Henry Field meier,
q Hirzel, Geo X Higgins,
+ Plunkett, James McVey.
Henry c Roller, Lewis Banner,
John Stewart, Henry kienle, jr
Chas Vogelbacher, John + Bush,
John Plunkett, Anton Henze.
Henry Brimmer, Frederick Staib,
Charles Weyl, George w Gray.
ap26-3ts F.. p FREYE
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28

The Alta, Of San Francisco, publishes
a letter from Samoa, saying that General
Bartlett has been gazetted Premier,
under pr otest from the German Consul.
The daily gazette., 1879-04-28
SPECIAL!

WWa invite Special Attention
to one case of double.faced Debe-
ges, of which we have sold large
Quantities at 65 cents per yard, and
then they were considered CHEAP;
but feeling o need Of something to
sell at about 30 cents, and not be-
ing satisfied to sell the narrow and
inferior goods measuring only 81
inches, which are now being sold at
SO cents, we have concluded to sell
these elegant goods at 52A cents,
measuring full 80 inches VIDE.
Samples Will be Given for Compar-
ison in This or Any other
Market.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-17
MAINE CITIES.
lettings by Press Correspondents.

LEWISTON AND AUBURN.
WEDNESDAY, July 16.
Three marriage intentions recorded yes
day.
A drouth Of police news.
Cushman is running full crew, and is
manufacturing slippers principally.
Henry Hartwelrs challenge is not ac-
cepted.
A heavy shower refreshed the earth last
night.
Furbush, the Portland organ dealer, has
engaged apartments in Y. NJ. 9, A. Block
for the sale of his goods.
The old section of the high school build
ing is being newly plastered and refoored
and undergoing other repairs.
NJ. e. McGinchy accepts Barkin's chal
lenge for sparring match and asks to
spar Pref. Brown for 800 or 5000.
Congressman Reed is to address the re-
publcans in City small hall, Thursday
evening"
Officer Cross confscated a barrel of lager
beer this morning.
Rev. Dr. Cherry has returned from
nine months foreign tour with improved
health.
Politics are beginning to wage warm.
Phin. Clough is fast gathering the
shekels from summer travel.
Will Curt has retired from the firm of
Curt & Baker Mr.. II. d. Baker will carry
on the business at the old stand.
The obsequies of NJ. Warren Clark, were
attended at Danville Junction to-day. Rev.
A. p. Tinker conducted the service.
The valuable team of B. G. Sprague was
injured in a runaway on Smith ST.. yester-
day. The horse was captured upon the
lower canal bridge by the prompt efforts of
the police.
Mr.. Davis, the Republican nominee for
governor, is engaged to speak in Auburn
Hall this week or next
One of Scribner's nice teams was found
out of the city recently well demolished by
the road side. The horse was found quiet
ly feeding in pasture near by
F. w. Kimball, is canvassing in town for
the 'Honest TRUTH published at Augusta,
under the direction Of the republican state
committee.
Lloyd Gould of North Leeds, a few days
since broke the ligaments in the palm Of
his right hand and it is feared serious re-
suits will follow, possibly necessitating the
amputation of the arm.
A young MEMS Republican club will be
organized in City small hall tomorrow ev-
ening. Over one hundred have signed the
call.
Michael McCarty has been iued SIS and
costs in the Auburn Municipal Court for
intoxcation and disturbance.
Among the shipments on the eastern
train to-day was a birch bark canoe.
The new lodge of Knights of Honor,
which was formed in the Odd Fellows Hall
last evening, has started off with glowing
prospects. Its membership is of good ma
terial. We have now three lodges of this
oder
Hotel arrivals; Dewitt, 20; Marston, O;
Elm %
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, r.. r.
JUNE 80, 1870.
Trains will run as follow,

-.-- Trains will run as follows:
= gss3sssss Leave Grand Trunk Depot,
- wv. Portland, at 7.3O n. ma. and
--'>--------@-- 1910 u. Es.
Leave Preble st. Station at TAO a. m. IL. 20 and
$50 p. m.
through car for Boston, via Nashua and Lowell.
Arrives at Rochester at 9.55 a. M. Connect
ing with Eastern and Boston & Maine Rail-
roads,. At Nashua 11.47 a. M, Lowell
12.15 pm, BOSTON Il 3 pm, Aver .Bunc-
ton 12.4O p. M, EitchbuPg % D. M, and
Worcester at 2.l0 p. m, connecting with
trains South and West
1910 II. VI. Steamboat Express for ESos-
ton and Worcester Drawing Room Car
attached Connects at Rochester for Do
yer and Great Falls, at Epping for Man.
chester and Concord, at Nashua for
Lowell and Boston, at Aver Junction
for Fitchburg and the West via Hoosac
Tunnel Line. at Worcester with Boston
Albany Railroad for New York, at Put
nam with "Boston & Philadelphia Express
Line" for Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington. at New London with Nor
witch Line Steamers, and at Providence
with Providence Line of Steamers arriAing
at New York, at 600 a. IN.
$50 p. m. - From Preble Street. Mixed for
Rochester am Way Stations
Trains leave Rochester at 6.45, Hos a. m and
$50 p. m arriving in Portland at 935 a. M
LIS and IL 90 y. IN.
Close connections made at WesfbrOOh Junction
with through trains Of Me. Central II. r., and
at Grand Trunk Junction, Portland, with
through trains of Grand Trunk II. II.
Through tickets to all points South and West at
Depot offices and at 'i''iins & Adams, No. % Ex-
change Street.
je28dtf I'M LUNT. supt.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1879-07-17
HALLOWELL.
WEDNESDAY, july ]

WEDNESDAY, July 16.
The following are the names of the must
clans who will favor us with concert, under
the manager of d. X. Jewell, Tuesday
evening, July 22d, all of whom are members
of the Germania Band of Boston, Carl HI.
Eichler, W. G.. Nichols, Julian E. Eichler,
August Stein, Wilhelm Reitzel, O. A. Whit
more, Carl F. Faulwasses, E. M. Bagley, b.
Bowran, Geo. w. Stewart
A schooner is unloading coal at Curriers'
wharf
Mr.. Thomas Kimball of Waterville, former
ly mem Der of the Classical School, now a
student of Bowdoin College, is spending a
few weeks in town.
The heat has been SO excessive for few
days past that our citizens have a dropping
wilted look, and soda founts and ice cream
carts are doing good business.
A goodly number of our citizens propose-go-
ing on an excursion to Old Orchard tomorrow.
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POETRY.
Norway.


High Ger the fjords and desolate pines the glow
Of red auroras, like golden fan,
Falls on the herbless wastes of Norways snow,
Ger lands that never knew the foot of man.
The maelstrom thunders on the craggy coasts
Blue icebergs wander in the solemn night;
While the grim glaciers, like gigantic ghosts
Loom with their white peaks in the spectral light
Bleak moors spread out deserted, chill and lone;
The wailng rocks whr cold wings on the shore:
While DER the bounlless wilds of fir and stone
The frost-elves reyel and the cataracts roar.
The land knows not the charm of birds that sing,
No blossom of buds, no 1.-THE and agile deer;
Cnsought, uncared for in mute suffering
1t bides its time, impossible and dreari
While the aurora like fiery flower
Blooms DER the sterile leagues where none have
trod,
And, in the awful silence of the hour,
Dreams of its grandeur and communes with God.
Youths COMPANION.
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SALT RHEUM FOR 80 YEARS
On tho Head, Face and Greater Part of
the Body, Cured.

On the Henh, Euce INA WrcHtcf Fart OF
the Body, Cured.
Messrs. WEEKS & POTTER: Genttemen,-I have
been great sufferer with Salt Rheum for 80 years.
commencing in my head and face and extending over
the greater part of my body l have taken gallons
of medicine for the blood of different kinds and tried
good physicians all of which did me good, and |
came to the conclusion that could not be cured
But friend called my attention to article in the
Union on skin diseases, ANA got a box of CUTICURA
The first application great relief and the third
took the scales all off, and felt like man.
have used three 50cent boxes and my skin is smooth
and consider myself entirely cured. Hoping that
this may be seen by some one afflicted have been
Of there is any is my earnest wish. And Icheerfuly
recommend it to all persons afflicted with like dis
eases. Yours truly, b. WILSON LORD.
Agawam, Mass, Sept. 8, 1878.
The CUTIcURA SOAP should be used for cleansing
all diseased surfaces most soaps are injurious to
the skin.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Acres of Perfume.


Some idea of the magnitude fthe business
of raising sweet-scented flowers for their
perfume alone, may be gathered from the
fact that Europe and British India alone con-
sumo about $50, 900 gallons of handkerchief
perfume yearly; that the English revenue
from French eau-de-Cologne of itself is $40,
600 annually, and the total revenue of Eng
land from other imported perfumes is esti-
mated at 5000, 900 each year. There is one
great perfume distillery at Cannes, in France.
which uses yearly about 100000 pounds of
acacia flowers, 140,O eco pounds of rare flow
err leaves, $4,000 pounds of iasemine bios
SONS, and 10000 pounds of tuberose blossoms
together with an immense quantity of other
material used for perfume. Victoria, in
New South Wal S, is a noted place for the
production of perfume-yielding plants, be-
cause such plants as the mignonette, sweet
yerbena, jasemine, rose, lavender, acacia,
he!iotrope, rosemary, wallfower laurel, Or
ange and the sweet-sc nted geraniums are
said to grow there in greater perfection than
in any other part of the world South Aus
tralia it is believed, would also be a good
place for the growing of these perfume pro-
ducing plats, though they are not yet cult
waited there to much extent. The value Of
perfumes to countries adapted to their pro-
duetion may be gathered from the following
estimate of their growth and value per acre,
as given in the London Eng Journal of
Horticulture: An acre of jasemine plan is,
$4,000 in number, will produce 5000 pounds
of flowers, valued at S1250; an acre of rose
trees, 10000 in number, will yield 1000
pounds of flowers, worth 1915; 100 orange
trees growing on an acre will yield, at ten
years of age, 1000 pounds of flowers, valued
at $3.50; an acre of violets, producing 1000
pounds of flowers, is worth $500; an acre of
cassia trees of about 300, viii at three years
OF age yield 900 pounds of flowers, worth
$3.50; an acre of geranium plants will yield
something over 1000 ounces distilled otto,
worth $1,000; an acre of lavender, giving
over thirty-five hundred flowers for distilla-
ton, will yield avalue of 81, 50.-Boston CuI-
tir0tOr,