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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

Inn ~ y y TNAfA ~ NH'AAH
Who swore IN n Was Ir"st infnloael.
hut he never once thought.
Asa Christian man uuzh,.
He impcri!ed his own liic ctolgneL.
-Sieabs Heai> H>rld.
W. are informed bv n fashion ex-
change that checks are To be worn. We
think il were about time a check were
put upon the fashion. forlsers States
man.
SCENE in a restaurant: Man with his
coat of. struggling with apiece Of steak
calls to the proprietor: Say. don't
the horns 20 with this ere meat9'-
WhcetinJ Leader.
"DoEs education civilize7' asks the
Press. No, sir. certainly q II Is ed
ucation that prevents thousands Of men
from making their mark--PhilIieiphia
Chronicle Herald.
A TOLEDO naturalist has satisfied
himself beyond adoubt that the average
Cat travels n distance If eight miles
every night. when there is no earthly
reason for her moving a rod.-Detron
Free Press.
A BASEBALL boy tripped. fell. and
o r his clothes while chasing n stray
cIiChtH III u HslSNUOE , iOt. Nv tpiu
his mother he had been sent 10 grass by
q foul. She reached for home base. AMI
the youth ven on a strike. bowling for
the old man To act rs referee.
He was a fine looking man. and he
proudly strutted down the sidewalks
with the air of proprietorship in every
movement. .'Beg your pardon" said
q stranger rs he stepped vp To him. hat
in hand, in utmost humility. "Do I
have your permission to remain in town
over night9-EeD Karen Register.
"YoU did wrong to shoe, that mans
dog. You might have pushed him of
with the butt of your gun" said the
Galveston Recorder 10 a. man who was
charged with shooting a neighbor' $ dog.
Il would have done that" replied the
prisoner. "h the dog had come NJ me
tail first. hut he came At me with his
biting nd.'-GGlUestOn NewS. :
A WOMAN always knows when she Is
pretty. Isn't il strange that she never
known when she Is the other things
We can all put up with n good deal 1T
simpering nonsense from n pretty girl.
but . homely damsel must deport her
self with straightlaced decorum or she
makes herself ridiculous. Perhaps il 10
unfair. but the world win have IL so and
it stands. al inexorable law.-PniLaieL-
phia Press. -r
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
Poor Ventilation.

THE season is upon us when much is
to be dreaded from poor ventilation.
1t is cheaper to heat a o which is
entirely shut up, if fuel only is coz
sidered; but if doctors bills. loss of
time, and shortened life and medicines
are taken into the account, there is not
much economy in the saving of fuel by
shutting out fresh air, Fashion some
times stumbles into 3 good path. and
the revival of open fre-places is an in
stance. The poor city children, who
are thrown ike little shuttiecocks from
the terrible schoolroom to the
almost as terrible playroom At home.
get scarcely enough fresh air In their
passage from one to the other to keep
them alive. and they fall an easy prey
to the foes. scarlet fever. d~iphfheria and
the like, which nov 60 stalking about
This warning is nothing new, neither is
the evil; and while the evil lasts We
must keep giving the warning
Exchange.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

81 THINK / may be sxeBsed for q lit
tie show of pride in saying tha; knew
when TO quit Wall street" he observed
as an elevated train carried them over
that great tboroughfare.
$50 you used To speculate, ehT"
"Yes; I was On the street for seven
years"
Made your pile. I suppo-eT"
YES: 1 made and lost money the
same as the rest At one time / could
draw my check for s93. 600. and thsf
isn't so lad for 3 man who went into
waIl street with only go in his pock-
etn f1
"AnA you knew when to quitF'
"Yes, sir" =
"Thaf MS when-when-y
That Wa when I hsd enough left 70
pay nv fare TO Elmira and hire . boy 10
carry ms satchel up 10 my faiher-in.
laws house, was the quiet reply
Val Street (E. ~ Nesra
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
AFTER THE

TEN dollars. Quite sum 20 pay
For one who earns bnt four n day,
For just a single evenings fun.
II seems so, now the thing Is done.
Three for the carriage, for you know
Ineyer could ask her To go
With that swell dress-tne shade ecru,
And train strung out a yard or two
In "A plain horsc-car. And 8 nice
She looked. I do not Rrudge the price.
Three more for seais-down center aisle
And fou rows back-iust right for style.
@ The curtain rs,se. Hox time viii pass
While gazing through IN opcrs glass
The curtain tell. uncc more We stood
Outside. and then the thought of food
Itself presented. She said yes,
she felt quite hungry. You can guess
Thai what we ate. with just a bit
d. rosy wine 10 season IL,
Used up that other -four Time sped.
j took her home. Goodnight was aid
Then 10 my own home caIne j straight;
And here 1 sit and mediate
The cash I had four hours
Is gone. I've naught for tito show.
Have ] regrets for itl Not one.
Twas folly, but, by Jove, twas fun!
-BOstOn PJet.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
An Old Australian Qusdruped.

IN the large island Of Australasia
island SO VAT a. u be IsAksd as n con
tnent-nssufc has produceda SngalaT
menageEn.
The first discoveries 81 this country
must have stared in amazameni a; tho
strange sights which met their eyes
There wera, wildemesses of luNurisn,
and curious vegetable grnFths. In.
habited by large quasirupsas which ap-
peared as bipeds: quecr little beasts
with bills hike n duck. osfrsche- covsged
! with hair ifisteadof fra,hse. ahd lssson-
: % odd bI1is. Wilde me " knl- woods
were noisy with the screeching and
prsitpg Of Thousands q paroquess snd
cock atnut.
NThe hry~~ anA oakA Asf~srsiian
qusdsuped : Vie Fknsaup.ssnembe
Of that strange family. the Marsupialia.
which are provided with q pouch. or
bag. iu which thsy carry their little
ones until they are strong enough To-
scamper about and take carr OF them
selves.
The deiicaf eiy-fornied he.d 81 thi.
strange creature. and fisshort fure-le.1.
aTs out Of AL proportion 20 the lower
part Of il, body. which sfurnished with
a Sef5 bng taii. AMI Us hind-leg..
WHICH ara large and yeV siropg, Il
stasds esatas tai n fnap. aaArooves
byl ssrRszGos Of repil jrap. pro-
PEELED by NJ hfhi-fesf, id 49, aw.
meanwhile being folAef acros. IL.
bress:. A1asr, kaag.sso will weigh
fully two hnndrva pounds, ana viii
covnf - m0eh n saktren- fee. a. one
jump.
Jss b9dy of this beas, Il Covered
sAbAkkssft. wooaJ r. @S1yzh-
brown color. IL IL very harmless and
~inofensive. and ], Is a Tery pretty .iyht
tO Sc . lins group of kzaenroos feed
ing quietly in a forest clearing Their
die, IS entirely vegetable. They nibbIe
gratsof lsa@s~sF saS eerGnands o!
roots. the stout. long claws a shefrhind
feet serving ihemas a ~conyenien; pieknx
10 dig With
The kangaroo yery tender and
affec;ionste mother. When the baby
Is born il i the most helpless creature
imaginable. blind. and nonsss Ffzer
than = newborn kitten. Ru ShA NTH
er lifts it carefully with her lips, and
gently csRo:is ~ s pocket, where
il euddfes2 dsss hzSbelfns 20
This pocket Is ia home for six or seven
mouths. until Il becomes strong md
sstSe e4rsegh 10 hght its OH battles N
the woodland world. While living n
its mothers pocket il e very lively. n.
- sery funny 70 Sc \ little head snery-
ing lisofa ssadsss from tic ssAsfpr OF
the mothers breast. with briyh, eyes
peeping about TO see VIVA; il going on
II the ostsffe ~ors3.sor psrseas nsh-
ing 10 vfssbk bot . little taa waxxiny
eoutentedly. while It's baby owner IA
hidden from sight q
The largest kangsroos are called
nsnUskks or bcoHen. By ~ Auss-Iisa
natives. and tseir Eesh L considered A
sre~a ceisrsey.- in favor something Ike
young ysnsson- For tbs reason these
harmless creatures are hunted and
killed In large nnrbn They ARE very
shy. and nod very easy 10 catch; bnt the
cunning bashmen hs3s thsmelves In
tbs thieket. and when their -unsuspecs-
ing prey spproacbes they huri = lance
into is body. The vounfed kangaroo
springs OF with tremendous leaps. but
becomes exhausted. and falls on
the tnrf.
II brought 10 bay. this gentle beast
viii defend Itself vigorously. With rs
back planted firmly against = tree. il
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

A JUSTICE at Glen Cove, L. l., has
decided that q girl has the right to
marry at the age of fourteen. A dam
sci of that age eloped with her lover
and was married, bat was afterward
arrested On the ground that she was
not old enough to marry. When the
runaways were produced in Court they
brought with them the family Bible of
the girls parents, by which it appeared
that She was in her fifteenth year, and
the Justice set her at liberty. j..
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

I, PRESIDENT RocA, of the Argentine
Republic, has been q brave soldier, but
looks more like . scholar OF q man OF
society than ike . man of q His
eyes are dreamy. his expression is Ian
guild and melancholy. his face pale. his
manners gentle. Yet so thorough a
soldier is he that he was promoted to
the rank of General on the battlefield
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
What to Teach Our Daughters.
Teach them to make bread.

Teach them to make bread.
Teach them to make shirts.
Teach them to foot up store bills.
Teach them not to wear false hair.
Teach them to res thick, warm
shoes. r.
Teach them how to wash and iron
clothes. .gfs
Teach them how to make their own
dresses.
Teach them that a dollar is only a
hundred cents. .-E- 4
Teach them to cook a good meal of
victuals.
Teach them how. to darn stockings
and sew On buttons. n IN %
Teach them every day, dry, hard,
practical common sense.
Teach them to wear calico dresses
and do it like Queens. IUnw-
Give them a good. substantial CON-
mon-schOol education.
Teach them to regard the morals and
not the money of their beans.
Teach them all the mysteries of the
Kitchen, the dining-room and the
parlor.
Teach them that tbs. more one lives
within his income the more he viii
2 Teach them to have nothing TO do
with Incorporate and dissolute Young
men.
Teach them that the further one lives
beyond tis incomethe nearer he gets to
the poor-house.
Rely on it that upon your teaching de-
ponds in . great measure the veal or
woe of their after hfe.vsu
Teach them chat . good, steady me-
chanic is wortha dozen loafers in broad
cloth. -
Teach them the accomplishments,
music, painting, drawing. if you have
time and money to do it with-Aa.
2 4
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

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k@.s 50 e ssfsx hsa8 t aatt
ths ApUA * t&s a#atNr
pas "a 80 D. sNs
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ii sssse him saH hI "a
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crn. rr-ss SCI FresA hAY -
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49,
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t.s ~s. sAM AM tws s1r
-rsAaps Iss.s = slsssAs
sua tho ususos
wSe az. ~@aa~ 8 So AS
~ a. 10 ~srs a SO az "a
snapa.Aasws@
tAks SistaE 80 tAs
ftst ithn sh~rt 49, h~&as ~
Ic.4asssi lAAs $50 Fk'hef at
zsays cs-sas ozf ekNass
snaa~s In a-sAE sA - az
agaS 81 rs ass~s< ave SO ha
Iey~a sxp~os asssAAsvssA4
.iss~r a.fkAf~
JsAas esssSs sew ~ 'Ht Bee
,uses 80 srm a't
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49,
Wen Ht. worA AEoi a. h.
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cent pieces, BsvI al " saf1 !
STATED tusR Ihs store
"1hurv sse Ia. of ;Aucs = 'hAt
kus~ n.. Me- Asu@n sasA ~ta =
sAtfsI1At u knps wa hsfc
laughs tn s@sa. soaf ss'aas "a n
ani g,sas ans 90 tea ,he -snf flu D.
Watcher u ss4kas WsR 81 faf
img-,rtani ilsnsaf~ al sEfaai
thiak / Z tn ls- te=aE seas siaH'
Nd'. j@ias chess S9rslsr
Than e,rr lie Locked daso asst ur.
Al una.ls ~ .ali. h \ ies
IAlnk ( oashttnfrr ION tha{ ! ~naf~i
ne pss~ So hAsns I sime@a mss uts
mind 81 "a usSh.ur sDsut tho chang
Il yoa A.sln I s.k sss,T
ksa.s ~. =.si AIR iinssu sad %
yea bal dsc IL soa wo1li hasr hstth"
..sss .s.sst sls~s /. aisi s.~~a .Ass sss~t
me Shn can b. honest ossr Bee tena
whatisr ho saskni gusst4ona oF nut
Ess fuasss 80
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

Ar the recent silver wedding Of Mr..
and Mrs. Willard. in Washington. a
cake baked for the original bridaltwen-
ty-ive years ago was served in an ex-
cellent state Of preservation.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

In the municipal'cremstien farnace
1t Gotha, in Germany, you can get Your
self iucinerated for SIG. Since the es-
Ia blishment of the furnace, two years
ago, thirty bodies of the nobility and
gentry have enjoyed its hospitality.
Persons progressive but poor who are
prejudiced against interment should 60
to Gotha. while they can still call Their
souls their own. since the German rail-
roads charge high rates for the carriage
of earthly tabernacles from which the
spirit has flown
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

ABOUT five years ago Willard Doan,
of Grafton, VT, while raNng hay, ran
againt an ~apple-tree limb. which en-
tered his eve just below the eyeball.
For q long time it was feared he would
lose the eye, but it finally got better,
and. although it has troubled him q
good deal since. he has called it well
Recently, however. it panied him very
keenly, and upon examination he picked
out q piece of wood broken from the
limb, more than half an inch long and
q quarter Of an inch In diametsrsf ~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

vENSoR. the weather prophet. used
to be q workman in an Ak factory AZ
Ballston. y. Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

ZEE xaxE IN LiKEp RKSz

$780, as
fex1s "a xszF ga
," "~Ss
'R%,msra ~u
- aEt-~& t= 80 S"~
Ash
$50 ~ g.
a.. -tz 49, ass - 49, 49,
-. 4mE ~aa ssp@sf -
- $1,000 a. - ss 49,
ws-s. ss~ zxss 81 49, go $3.50 $50
g-.rspazA - 49, asuzA
Al $50 49, s9a4 sfs 20 A. - H
sAEa Z s~sxU - st~S3 $3.50
"a zss r&ss ~ r<~ss~
M - vses .a
t-rra - eaFs - "a sLa esT 49,
49,
Ne Fss~T fAaa n - Al Al
~ Atv uV1sua ~ss $500 $3.50
Gzr sfz znYsss-x sas~ 80 <sF@
Aasa aaFs@ ga NJ a
Cs3~s AIS -Jz Rsz@2e@ $50
Hss ..~.sa a. 1899 tAss al sts s
" - fA1 49, - ease tsss ~ at~s
- tezrs - s~AEs q .estS - - -As
~ uaaas has 40 zakses $3.50 - tsAa
s4Aa@ 3ks@& - ~ 9~
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

UNDOUBTEDLY odd people have their
consultations. IN ths hrst place. they
are quite sure not "a be ssnk people.
ksary one wshs EszFket insss - ssaty
has sawa{s this q era bIssBr1bs
can Sand Alone. II his rra ares ADJ
bis pains be - sufBcsen, % himself. and
II he does not get - mPathy sc san gen
eral!y do witbds. ~ Also "~psrulisr
people, though not attractive 10 ths
many. by Tire few Who do love us,m
aressrs 90 Be level very drsf5y. a. Ee
are apt TO bgs tho>s ssfhpshase strong
salient points. and in whom iher. Is y
good deal 10 gs; over. AMI. evcn IL
espsekS ~ Govta~sl@.1 and. &,
may be. n safer thing. Fof aHss,ion
that reas On sDolhsx .JsSe alter. Leans
20 \ broken reed; love xhseh Ksssz on
Itself Is founded on = rp-x znd cannot
move Die waves uay ls4b. The winds
may rave aronns z; bat fhefc 4 ., and
there IL viii abide -kxcAsage.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
lbs aYcrsgv Of the ru'.e J. infaarJ
10 ar sinds y ssa'sss
il yo~rsJrsgsaai than ll.ai ~ Ne. a.
sThe e<.H,st a VI. csrtA*sir,r tsA.art

fhf ~eIht ~ W." crcfNsttnf heasi
Is about - lbs.
The heart beats % times in a main
ufsi ssnds nearly 10 ibL ef stAs@l
through tho vssns and aner.es sarh
beat. makes fuur beat while ~ breathe
one.
Jojbs. OF. 7 tggtbsai ~ .lsh's -
b)92i Pas hrqdSR u pc D one
I2.oO0 IL. OF ~ sogahsafs { gallons.
or Wfsg fsHk pass ihrssasa lhnhesrt
In - bosssr
i.O0O oz. 81 blood pass through the
wrtuvsefcvrg
lIJ.Dr.UJ hotes ur cells are 10 tho
funyx. wrirh wUuff covsr Snrfaca
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
Van.

Tar following r extracted sn.s. an
old volume
The arSrar- wriea, ct Aa add msn
4, lao tbs q IA
Ibr ayotase weight Of sa~issoa Is
aboli u o.. @
Sumbyr "f bones, 2f1
Iss Skeleton useasufss uus ssss D lcss
than ,hc h. zht otthy lr~ne m1a
Ihe average We g,t .t the traia -
a psaa il - lb. "a a Uunfs~ lbs
II Nv
The brain oi . man cscuefs so 60
that ui ans other asiu4sl
The ayaragr hogb, q ga f~u$shnlah
s5 n . ia Of a frsnehUan. "a san
anf 81 n Is.lgian. 81, II iH.
The average weight II au EHEff-hman
j. l5o los .oi a ? rem Imam. l ..s.ss~ AMI
Of n belgian, itO Ia
1hc avsragr number IT ;neffN 81
A man brsa'hes about - limos iH a
m,ru;e. or -" hmcs la an Hssas
A man b~rvAihcsaioat - Us II ar
In n minute. or upwards 81 haTrbsAis
In q day.
A man gives OF l"S rer ~~ws ear
bouir ucid Gas Of thr a D. rrspirus re-
spires 10. ST., cubic fsst IL csfLouio
aid "a. IN - hours consumes To-
60! cubic feed ~ oxsgsn m 81 kssTs.
saaal 10 Ia cable inele. ID scnsfaon
MIR
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

ExDsxs cid tespta rseois and
poodiss mus: be careful not 10 enter
tain By aecideat the New Zeal2ad ssa.
u e~9fnsfvuss phrry, fvr she q pct
ttsh pssasss q; asssshe.a II kea
Il 4 yesy dix2zreeab.e soeL for noy oply
does is Aitaex living knimals. but !.
wrecks the Furniture 81 my building
pio which 10 finds IL wav. II Left
e0sa so>sa HpDsS the
pr4urs trames IN sa.iusf. gFp 10 the
Arpss MO rTbss. ass@eef tk.e ssssiag
Of III the seats. and Ia osher VAS male
l<sa 90 Dtsszs that. assbs szyssg gues.
10 one ssus ts&sssasssNn In .
EId STATE. the sheep r. is f~zs0Yife
food and The f~srCcfry with which J.
Keeps itsels IN mus;oo j. one Of the naos,
Remarkable fa<ss ia orssshoszsy ths
n~nssrTHna's sheep often snFyfysg ths
parrots attack. even though toe bird
had made y seaEfy neal OF L. II will
Dot lpok n beef. add. thouZh 4 ao.s.n o
s.tceesher tisfkc po-k. tke onir act On
which it really thrses i sheep
ALTHOUGH Brazilian coffee AL ~,
ssors a half u The aasn.ftr r-srodu.e't
IN the entire world. Il seems a. 10 heid
81 50 ifttse account IN the markets that.
10 Insure sale. q hzs To be labeled AZ
Java. Porto Rieo or Mocha produce. In
the country there are no fever than
plants. covering i.5o0.00 q
acres. and yielding n crop of zSa.oso
tons. o. which a.GO ~ retained fpr
home consumpiion
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

1t was a stirring. campaign, that of
1866, in and about Tuolumne County.
The antagonism was of the bitterest
character. Political opponents reviled
each other in print and sometimes pep
pered each other with pistols. Bullets
few about night and day. 1t was dam
gerous in Sonora to sleep in a clap
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

-wuA ms 49, wAl
rrsr hM4sss ees "a 49,
49, go
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17

"les. sr sa4 LAn
sh~ kat4@t $40
a he S@8
cosssa Cd saes~ NJ 10
t.s ~ss sAAR AM tNs @
ssySatxsa-
-r~rbaos Insss sslstsss pc
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-03-17
HUMOROUS.

THERE was n brave soldier. a colonel
Who .wore IN a wRy nssst infploael.
Hut he never once thought,
Asa Christian msn uu4ht.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-05-18

There is moral in most of the amus-
Ing stories we publish on our second
page, especially those from the Detroit
h1'ee Press. Read the story and study
the moral.
A correspondent writes to INQUIRE if
art1chokes grow here. Yes. We have
seen 1t do well about Jacksonville. but
sweet potatoes do so much better that
there is no necessity to cultivate arti-
chokes for pig feed.
Mrs. A. NJ. Wolff, of Cashtown Pa
sent Mr.. Parce the money to purchase
i've acres for grove which he has com
menced to make. She has also pur-
chased lot in town for a winter home.
Even the ducks and the geese. and
robin redbreast have sense enouoh to
come South and escape the severe cold.
80 those who can afford it should have
home made at once in Florida and not
wait until the billiards. come on them.
The desire for winter homes and Or
ange groves, is getting so large that Mr..
Iceland, to meet the demand. has been
Obliged to purchase more land viz !:
from y. T. Terry, ITO acres, A. L. Well
man, 100 acres, j. Williams, so acres.
J. Craig, 5 acres.
At the last meeting of the Orange
Ridge. DeLand & Atlantic Railroad
Company Mr.. T. E. G. Brinly was
elected Vice President and DIR. Voorhis
was made Director. The other officers
were Kept in. Mr.. Brinly has gone to
Kentucky to work for the interest of the
road and We feel sure he will succeed in
his undertaking.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-05-18
LOCAL iNTELLIGENC Z
E1anacrsa6ilis est vera vt1'ttty.

I17lancrsa6ilis est UerG OtItuS.
Messrs. Ashmead Brothers are our
agents in Jacksonville, and authorized
to receive subscriptions and advertise
ments for this paper. s
Prayermeeting Wednesday evening at
the school house.
See revised descriptive circular of De-
Land, Fla in another column.
SABBATH School next Sunday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock, J. Y. Parce, superinteud-
emit. Preaching after Sunday school by
Rev. Mr.. Lewton Of the M. +. church.
Have your picture taken.
Mr.. J. Y. Parce is agent for Gould's
Insect Destroyer and Fertilizer.
Coe & Kirkham, photographers, are
bound to please.
A dress maker will soon arrive at
Mrs. Hildreth's from the North. 1t.
Messrs. Dreka & Co., are agents at
this place, for Stoves Orange Tree
Food.
Mr.. DeLaud is draining large lake,
TWO ntlHS HUN VoWus W SOo WV tbO
muck.
Album size pictures, % cents each, )
for 81. at Coe & Kirkhams.
Mrs. Whitted has purchased town
lot from Mr.. DeLand. upon which she
will erect boarding house.
T. e. G. Brinly has sold forty acres
of first class pine land, part of the
Broome tract, to Mr., J. II. Ward, of
Louisville, Ky.
Call in and look at Mrs. Hildreth's
new millinery that has just arrived from
New York. 1t.
Coe & Kirkham, the "Boss" Artists, are
here, and will remain about ten days.
Go and see them early.
We had another settler added to the
number, last week. Mrs. HI. B, Austin
has introduced a fine bouncing boy.
Mother and child doing well.
Gail IN at Mrs. Hildredth's and exam.
inc the New White Sewing Machine.
Best in the market. Only one left. 1t.
DIR. B. b. Bennett, has been appointed
Post Master at DeLand, in place of DIR.
Lancaster. resigned. Peter Bennett has
been appointed Deputy Post Master.
Mcssrs. Thompson & Co., OF Louis-
vile. Ky., Commission Merchants, are
we'll recommended. Their advertise
mept will beiound in this weeks paper.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-05-18
THE FLORIDA AGRCULTURTST
Cabbage Lice-lnothe r Remedy.
SAVANNAH, G.. MARCH 27th IS

SAVANNAH, Ca, March 9th, 1881.
10the A9rtcutt'trd Editor ofthe Union:
II the Acknowledgements of yours
OF the 25th, DR.. Ansley, OF Drayton Is
land. asks for remedy for Cabbage
Lice" which is destroying his crop.
Last spring my Cabbage patch'' was
being destroyed Births same ssscouroe,,
when friend in y,ur city sent me some
of Gould Il Co.'S insect Exterminator
with the directions for using. A few
applications of the solution Completely
destroyed the lnsees and saved my crop,
ana L beiieve theDoctor can save his
by doing likewise. Respectfully,
FL. D. RoR1DR. Ga, Cent. r. r.
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State OF the Weather
''WOmen Never Think"

Il the grabbed old batchIor who uttered
this sentiment could but witness the
intense thought. deep study and
thorough investigation of women in de-
termining the best medicines to keen
their families well and would note their
sagacItY and wisdom in selecting Hop
Bltters as the best, and demonstrating
it by keeping their families in perpetual
health a. a mere nominal expense, he
would be forced to acknowledge that
such sentiments arc baseless and false.
-PicoYu7ae.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-05-18
You CAN'T Afford

10 ne without warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-05-18
Masonic.

AT meeting of the Masonic Lodge.
in this town, on Saturday last, A. r.
Wellman, Master, the proposal Of
G. Codrington & Co., offering them per-
mission to erect another story to the
new printing office now building, to be
used as Lodge, was accepted, and a
building committee appointed to take
the necessary steps to complete the
same: This will give fine room twenty.
four feet wide by fifty feet long.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-05-18

- s11o E11 nth anu NeTVes
That will invigorate the body without
intoxicating is what We need In these
days of rush and worry. Parker's Gin
ger Tonic restores the vital energies.
soothes the nerves and brings good
health quicker than anything you can
use. Tribune. See other column.