davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

n.H aaan nss
a. ,.,..,-. - ,..,,,... s,,.. .,... a..
a..
, N.,,.,., =. Ii.
4, -. a., -. - Lao. ..,.,
80, =. a.. ...., ,,,. 80 ,,.
"a,
v...,, 4, ,,....,,,, 4 Nm iii, r..
=. 49,, ..,., sn,l.
.,,..,. 49,, ...., -, .,..,.,, .,..., -
81 A.. a., -. u, ,...
,...,.,..-,
A. ,...,. ,.,. -. ,-.,,.., -. .,.,
:, a., -. g., 49,, r..,,,,.., .,,,,,.
,...,.,.,,,. n, u,,,;. J.s..
r.. ..,,., .,,. ,,sl.,xA ,H.,,,,,,. 49,.
.,,,, ,n.' ,.,.,,,,,, N.i,,,,v NEAR TN.
...a -. 80. .,,., .,.., an. -.n;,,.
..,, a.. ,.,.,.. :, ,,...,, ,,,,,,.,,,. ST.
~ .,..,. =, ,.,x ,.,x svuc..
~. ,,.,,.,....,,,. ..,. .....,,,...
a.. 60. 80. =, u,u.,., l. C..,.,..m
:, a.. ,.,.,.,,..., -, w,.hi..,,,.,, ,,,
e., st. 49,. !. ...,,,., ,...,. ,..L,,
o,,. s....s,-.,, ,,,., ,-,,.,,xr .,... MAX.
=. ,...,,.;..- =. ,.,,,.,,,, -, Tr,.,s,u .a,,.c,
"a. ,,..,,, ..., -, IN. r,,..,,,,, Ch.rrh
.-,..,. ~, ...,,u. .x,y c,r N. NH.
,.,.,..,. .,,-,.,,.,.,,
vr u.,..,;. i..,.., 4, . r.,,. I. ,,..
,..,... ,..,, =. , .,.,,. ,,., ,..;.,.,.. ~
A. c.,,,,, .o.,,.. S......, .,,A Has.
.,r..,. u,.r. n. .,;,, .,,,;... ou nor ,,.x;.
,... a. a.. ,,,,,u..
n. a. III, 49,, ....., n
Nj. L... .....,.I -. ,.,, ,,.... ~. nv.
$50. n.. -, c,...,,
80, ..,;..;,;.,, ,n.. C,,,,,;,. Ch"r.,,
-. r. =, &c., ~, H., .,..;.;,.,
",,.,,..,.,..,.
~. F.. .,.,.,,,,,.r :. ,.,,.., Il, n.
a., -. =. 60, an, 9.
49,, 49, -, :. ..,-,,,. .,,,,,.,., c,-.
-, g.. I',,,,, ,..,., ..,,.
-"
v..,r IL Cunningham. NJ.
,.r,.,..,,. law have q. o,,,., corner e.
n,,,. am, s......, .,r.,. o.,.,.;,c 4 ",
v;,., =, IT,. ,r,x;,,;,x 4. IN. .ourt .aou...
,,,.,., !, ~ u T.cl., ,,., s,uu .r,
...s,., a., ..,.,, ,.,,;,,;,, am, a.. ava,
.-..-., =, ..,,..,., ,.. ,.w :. ,.x;ou,
.,,.",.
,..,;.. r. u lazy Ia. mayed ri. o,,,ce
49,, -. ..,,..;.,;... A.. ..,-.
49,. Tn, n~.,;"n !. so"y.nis", N az
s.,.,..... - 81. ,.. and ..,o. .l;, .u,,
,....... ~, ,.,I ~ .;.,..o.. Co.,, ~. "c
a.. ,.;,,,, a., ,.n w.m.
~. n v.0..S .., ~. c,,,, .. .,o ,.~
office IL M.s,r.. Scurlnrourh 4 Watkins
.,oru.r II Ss,oOd an, Trul.sn streets,
H. u W,ln,lcy. E~,.. hos nm Office !,
the s.cou., story II the Pos, O(,rc luild
inc m Washington street. Attaining N,
v,x,,c Arm. co,,u.,.;,o,s, r,.,,n
Drs, Powell, h Gallon have leen com
,sl,.~, t. ~. Hence they can ,~ consult
ri a, the drug s,orr oc NJ. r. Couaux q,
Yru, street,
Mr.. George Kills Ph,rnix has .r;,e,
fF"@ II. ashes AMI hi~ Sa''"" shine" n
sllemlrnt In the magnificent har aud bill
liarl rnml"f IN" I.ac"sts hnildng. II IN
daisy " = place f"r the Thirsty andl weary
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

Me- ytaA..,,,, tS.lk....s.s !. IN ,.w.
st.en,,,.I M a. e.fk,,.S, "a. tsk.s. 4 .ls.,t
M ~. 49, !, .,....l...s -.
t,.,.. !, m r. -, NJ. ~, Ia 49,.
Nps, s.,ps,.,... k..tt ~ ,l.s .s..,.~x ..s
w..A.a.,.a .,,vst f.,s, .-,s,.s., i,
Ms ,S,s,.t
v.' .s.s's,. - Ia ,
..s' .,.. sSss.ss NJ N. -. ~.
We. s,,.,..tg,l mn : ~, ,sy st,.l tss AZ 81,
"A ~, s,,ss.',.s 80.
Va ,ga...s s.,..s,...t A. <.,.L.,l
-. s.,,,,afsr 4. - - 80 Al. -
I'm s'nase,s ,s...l.s
xs. Va VI sss,,..,h, ...1 v.. Al A.
ts,w s.a 80 !. - Jss,s-s ar IL
.,s,,.,,.,,.. "a az, s.,k,,....,. A.,
vsss I. - -. =. al. ,S.,,.I.. s,.su.-
,.s' az -" - - a. ,s,,I..
n, "a s,.,,s t,,.ss..u.,. .,s. -.
s.,.s' =. a. a., A. -. a. -.
- 49, sk.'s - s,s ar. i, 1000 =.
a., g -. ~, az. 80. - '.,s =
-. WV w W. WV F
AZ A. . .1..,l,,. ..,.. u. a. ,..A,.
-. = 80. ala. "a g. .s.,,I A.. s.,
,,s s.sn t.s,s, WV
ur< tIgusy tsr,t ard hss .i.ssr. Mi.- 10.
A.tts Irp.tt..sas,.rs wvsy IN tswa ,sa Sstsss
stss, Ms<ssas tttsssse ss.l MsshsI.ls psss
thamas wvtv tlse w tewa.
AFS, <t+tss sss"h~'l Ns'sh''ash@s Is"
.s'"r''sy t.'' aud eSts.ts =. rsssa's ''.'~'
t'ass >As .. ssssiiag NfN: Nib: sh" has
l@su $ssk tav ~s.ral ~ssA$ W. ''""fgr
NIB s'f'ss,t Nv ''r 's"* '.sh.
WHIST ~ Tho is''srssN 'tri"s ~h,.s sss
To- hsss tssn ssialslisl~i V, "as s.anx
i'~"'l AT 'hr i's.' "hs. W, Us @a,
""'n s'a f.l's s'"' We ~ht 'i-sA = r..'
w"sd be S"as hwp ssss' ~ss's" -"
han'i anil .ra VIII have y" '''"''''s " "''-
ls'-'eg III THIN.
'~a .arsss- wsr~ sr"r''ss' "s' >n"'a,
,. .,., sns r.,.. s' .s., ss " ,, ".
- $3.50 ,s.,'s'''.I ..'.... a 81 IL,
80 s, - 80 49,, "a .a
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
Il,rSl (;le,sulillgx.


ADC0U VsUcSo0o00oXNs
,..,..,
~ and '"''~s'S 'a''"
NC Ailhas t'a's axa1ns
~s,s, II pl..a,st,.a SIC Salr.
s..,,, ,A,. fatal .,,,,.-. AZ N.
~.ixA,.
,vr.l a nr.s. ,.u Alan, 1. ,,,.
. ...,u.sa,.v s.mpI.,s.a.
..,s -, A.. .,.s,;.. .os,
....,,r ,,,r
-.
. ~ W" VIZ" ~
=,
dp"''~
No ssss ereps sw 'svy ps"@s-'"x hot
4 40 Sn'vsra'iy s""r'a'" that the
- Nib aw very x's<'s and e's" .
~ s1s'""' !" "
es@pi'ss a%'"s's~"f NJ r'"'h'"x 'nd
s's furnishing s'""'' ~ - ~ ""'"e''
aA Saas
o~s h"s'n">> ~ansssr viii w. at''r "af
Ihsqa~as .ns~'s''srs again, s"a "ar w
J, 9TH issh April viii ~ rr"swsd With
&C., t~' 'hsw ~ %" ds''"f"T"'''
NJ vi. Essrassk. wkile riding in .
,r.a IN hi. way =. the railra.l. lat
Ims.ay, s~.sl~a,slly s-ll .as ssa ,hs
As,s paced over oas NJ hiS lsg~. H.
~ holly iam~,i. I'm, fortunately had ne
~ hmksa. H. has 's~s ls'd mp ~,.
Aasys by his injuries
Al, ,-..,,u.,, If .,,..a.. .r..l.,,
~. slass ware. etc.. NJ j. a. Das"aI'
~ saA Nm.
n Nsn.~ o~rupis., hy Nr. ~. IL
No. Amily in the lower emil NJ town.
hlr~.m ssr.es, caught 6m lat sun.
= .s,>iss ft~m the s,.vr pi,s. itwa.
c.vsly ss,iasui.l,.a ,~ss~ .l.inx an,
-.
a. c-, v,.e,ss, ss.,,.,
sl....- ha. ,r-. the startling Ct,
~ a. car .swr,. AZ late. wh.ra, III.
ywns. young mas x"ala feel In hi. se>'
.assa and ,-slisinx the COLLAPSED sn~a
ndsAs "sshias vei'l.' isr"o''"s"'l,
- ssssnsl IN ses'sss s'f~s' ss~r
.6say sA|isi"as II ,hs pmmi~' :" srea'
NJ ~ aaa~, vha lives s~Ss s'-'s. sss
hs~l h"s's In vain s"r M s'''A'"'
- sssliAe esahealssl m'x'usv'
Mt. .,,.,~i ro,.oi.,u, of,hc ana,
- - l,;.S ,.t.,or.. The vines sr
H. h.,,,ans hrs ,hr up,,,~s sr
4 81 sv i. a hrsu,~ P~rks,s ,hi
J - ,,,,sr..,,., ~ n. Al, rer,,..
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

2. Phasos Brssesle, Esq., soa of Col.
w. W. Bsssassle, recently paased . bril-
Neat examination befdse the Ja,lgss Of The
Gosae CGAa1 has been admitted to
~ -, = . Is6stieiag attomey. Our
yssag lswysr b q this parish
aaA ~ Oh 70 bessus distingaiahsl
member 4 ~ lesal h,ls n asAs III
elss sna eesstast Asasst & hisspus1s.
sisa. He ~ spssaa - - = ~
hailaing sseaptsd hy xssn. Chaplin,
Dsa.gsst 4 Chaplis. see hN esm Slss-
vteN. - A.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

While The eGNdagsatioa wss at its
heighth, smkl tn hliasliag s,as'kc, tae
angry r'Ar II the Aanssa aud the shouts
II excited s,su, during TN Avs of April
18th, namhrn u our married aud young
ls,li~~ exhibited remarkable ''grit, "eaerxy
and l'rrplasa worthy VI Ill praise. They
invaded the o1lcs~ asaA slossa a,.l were N
srsloaa In aiding their friends and rrls.
tives - the manifest man in the CITY.
staggering along the STREETS under burdens
II bucks aud gooils out Of the reach Of the
,levOarins Ass,sA
We heartily s.l@irsl their pluck and
thouGht that their sctivity ahOwM ahsms
the inertnesa of numhen who called them.
arlves uses, yet looked cslmly and iadif:
issvnily 1t TIE destruction giving On With.
est lifting finger to assist the unSsrtu.
nate ~aArsr~. Mont ssaasrdly Il anything
could have sPaFYed IT, .seg 70 gprsscr ~
tivity ana sesl IN AghtiAS thc nd ipmou
II wss this noble szamls If ost l'sroi,
sasl taiF lsaaies.
We ply ttis issb(s aud tv~e tribute I,
theis ssal ssd mast lsaashls sASrts I,
relieve thoss who wers IL Distress.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11
Thanks IL (lur ('Nnfrpr's,

4 community never kn"ws the many
virtues, sterling integrity and high stand
ing Of "a citizen until h. pays the debt Of
MatNrr. Then IL is that his name il ~,
every tongue. AMI his life anA acts sub
irct I" general commentator.
Mt until the flames hal swept away the
last vestiyc II the VISDIcArOH office, were
W. aware in what estimation this journal
WAS held. Nrarlyryrry newspaper in the
State "prracl"sl our fNneralS and every
sentence III the ''S.r,non" was rrplste viii,
Prai.e and expressions Of sympathy.
W. return our heartfelt acknowledges
's"t~ I" our Eeth~" Of the press for
their cN,"Llcn6 in our misfortnMes and
srnd them our paper once more, with u
deep feeling 81 encouragement to prose.
cute anew "nr efforts for the welfare an,
prosperity al fair Louisiana, andto awak.
en spirit II active progression through.
mt WAr Snnny land.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

II" ice cram festival given by the
Episcopal Ladies' Aid S"eiety, on Thurs
lay night "f last week, in the Hotel build
ing, corner Of Horn AMI Second streets,
wxS largely attended. lee cream and
cakes were the only articles for disposal
aud both wcr ,nost excellent and visitors
were supplied promptly with what they
called for. The Young people while.l
away the time In the maxy dance, and q
portion Of the String BAND furnished so,ne
mnsic. The sales footed mp the neat sum
NJ a..
Much 10 the relief Of visitors at s,,cl,
places, for once the rrovcrbial rattle " a.
missing.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

Recently messenger came into our Of.
Gee bearing . huge bouquet Of jasmines,
honeysackleA rosea, etc. The flowers
were exqaisitively beautiful and their
rich aroma soon permeated every nook
and corner of The room until one could
almost imagine he was transplanted to
some conservatory Of rare ex0tics. The
preseut Wa the flint rendered to the Viz.
DICTATOR IN tn resumption, aud this kind
lremembrsnce Of the donor IL highly spnre.
cisted. A delicate card scconipa1 ri 20
giit, bearing the inscription: 's Sateatsr
1ce. Nm. u. Harlow" COW eStA."
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

We are pleased to learn that Mr.. VIM.
Rh"ans Of BATON Rouge, has secured an
excellent ls'>ition ~ head clerk in the Of
flee II the southern Pacific railUssd con.
Strnction company, At Alexandria. Mr..
Rho,lus arrived Ut his new quarters Last
week. We have known the young gen.
tleman from his boyhtxsl days and cot.
gratnlate the company on having secured
the srrvices Of thoroughly competent,
Trustworthy end reliable young business
gentleman.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

/ t0r way ~seeH IeUth@ oe'ttsl ~ TIE SptnfVs-
,sal entertainment, they rpMplaia VI tl,~
cowple who kept ~ themselves ~ much.
l'ua.ihly they hal Mo "ae to pSir III with,
hrncr The complaint.
Th~rr vss ND rvvicr NJ thu Methodist
Chnrrh last Sunday, Mr.. RaS'lall prach.
esl In tl,r country.
The Methodist Ladies' AM Society n.
ceive oelrrs fur sewing aud fancy work III
oil kinds. Their work In always well
done and their charges are very raSssss.
] able.
Father AMhrr. from Many, paid xl,ort
yisit IN the Catholic priests NJ this town.
The Methaalist Ladies' Aid Ss,riety will
give festival 10 thu children on Wrlncs.
day the lSah. The little people aSe n
a,sesissl 10 assemble NJ six O'rlGck y. ~
| < cosvlisl invitation In extended n tn
children NJ Ill denominations Dme ns,tics
Gill h. given 0f thu place a which tn
entertainment will In held. Thr lallie,
| arr anxiowa that al the children atteni
and everything win te done to make tn
time lsss al pleasantly.
WIZ II tn yeapg lady who h esllet
the ..gUls(cu haiyrtl lelle z" Cav any 0s.,
ON Serand stFcst give ~ any information
ON thst subject,
The young geatlea'rn who quntes -
etry and gets II wrong. ssset b. very per
ticnlsr a. sGsse NJ tn glib ks0w mas,
J sl,out ,,oetvy than le dsrs aaA kXnrl,
In yery embarrassing 70 y 0R1N n
,. when II n trying In make q Oaqseeu1aa
Of,utl bsll in C0nahstta ! Yn1sy ID
10Th n JHise. ~
7 Last In a near the Catho)ie Chasrh, q
: Sunday usorninG, small paekage a ID
TEN tied with blue hhlon. IT, Ande
win h. literally rwMoa. Cali at vi
, olllce ifthe package y lsand.
We have int hsasa u . seelaA!e give
. nv Min HnAa Joekaso - TSeo1ay ~
/ TAae whe No. pseaest 30 anxtese 4
MIN Hulaa - 1--we ssethes - that 81
We sajsysd - noeA.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

nler comes on apsce. His Greenback NJ
loon on the corner Of Second and St. De.
nis streets, IL attractively fitted mp, and
be keeps ice water and ice cold beer on
,lraught constantly. A vine-clad arbor
adjoins the saloon where cool shades At
tract the customer, where he can sip bis
fresh drinks beneath the shade and may
hap listen to the dMlcet strains Of harmo-
Nous music. Give this popular resort q
call ii yon wish to obtain comforts for the
inner man in the sultry hours Of the hot
summer months.
See the advertisement Of A. X. Cling
man in another column. This nursery is
Of several years standing and has fine
variety Of scclimsted fruit trees. II is q
home institution, conducted by energetic
and enterprlsing men who know the needs
of our fruit growera, and have no hest
fancy In Offering splendid plants to the
people, and With the assurance that p,,r.
chasers will he pleased and satisfied. We
cordially recommend the Homer nursery to
our citizens aud II h well worthy liberal
patronage. Senl them your orders for
all planting Their agents will promptly
Oh I'll demands.
Mr.. Wiley c. Clark, magician aud Vel:
triloqaist, gave three performances here
this week to gooil houses. When it il
known that xr. Clark ~ . young Texan,
vhose ventrloquism il more natural than
acquired, and Of no mean order, it makes
his wondssfdl power of controlling hi.
vocal organs oil the moro remarkable.
Ar. CLARK h plain spoken about biz per
fomancea, dues everything he promises
and sxhibits 4 skill aud abilities whicl
will eventually make him noted. Hi
various slght Of baud tricks are good
his ventriloquisn, uoR,ewhat relnarkabl,
and his aatosaatic figures very laughsble
He IL worth sselng aud many pr0iniuei,
citisena attended AlS performances IN thi
city aud weVe we'll plssasd.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-06-11

Messrs. Clarp Bros. T. Co.
Alden Mcclellan, President St. Charles r. r.
4. Konra'l, l4G Grayier street, Painter.
Is. +. Chambers, Of Hartwcll l. Chambers.
J. w. Bnrl'ri,lge T. Co.
Theo. lIaller, Natchitoches, La.
PLEASE SCyD rOR PRICE LISTS,
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09

Sembled pretze!, or about the shape
of a double S. DIR. K. Menger, III
another piece OF meat equally as
small, counted lib OF the little crea'
lures. An estimate, from the mum
Der OF lrichina found i'll the flesh OF
the Rossberg girl, justifies the asser,
ton that pound OF the flesh "oulo
have contained, at the lowest estl'
mate 5OO,0U0. There were certainly
many millions III her body-ho"
many, il wuunt he almost impossible
10 tell.
Persons affected with trichln~ gen
erally die from exhaustion. A great
MANY persons ia Sxn Antonio have
been afflicted, but none lost, because
the attending physicians hav" sup,
piled good nourishment and required
good and Constant HhFSing, ont tne
best treatment 10 The world. 1t ID
held could not ave, ii large amoanS
OF raw, thoroughly Infected meat'
where eaten. The only positive
safeguard, it may be reiterated Is
for pork eaters, under all citcuth
stances, 10 cook their meat well.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09

are made and The seeds sown' Gov
ering their own thickness with art
Shading for month or 80, the young
seedlings soon appear just similar to
corn sprouling. 49,:
These ultimately develop into
miniature forms. In three or tour
months they are the size OF small on
sets. and their after culture IS al
together similar. :,
This method, shows the biennial
nature of the plant, maintaining IL"
individuality as one plant until How
ering, when the successive suckers
and shoots appear. In maturing itS
fruit, the original plant is OF no FUR
Their use so far as fruit bearing "
concerned, and only an encumbrance
10 be got rid of. Good growers dis
card aud cut away the plant that bore
the fruit, leaving The suckers to sue
ceed; although ratooning, con'en'
lent method tor some has not the same
advantages as renewing the plants
every year, and the grower who can
perfect fruit in twelve months from
offsets does not resort TO it, lie
simply throws away the old plants or
makes use of them in forming Off
sets when the truiting season Is
over. Seedlings mature fruit the
second year. The type of the pareht
is pretty we'll fixed, and by hybrldlz-
ing new varieties by this means can
be secured.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09
THE FLORIDA AGR1CULTURIST.

ded. The red spider.is small. bright
red, lives in dry atmosphere, and
can be got rid OF by Swinging and
sponging every part of the plant,
with water to which little sulphur
has been added. When this pest IS
on the plants the leaves turn yellow,
and look blotched, finally falling off
In the garden pausy beds are often
attacked and totally destroyed IN
dry seasons. Remedy: An abun-
dance OF water, and sprinkling dry
sulphur on the leaves every day
The scale insect embraces many
species, all injurious. though some
are much more so than others They
are flat, oval, acaIe-ike, tenaciously
elineipg to bark and leaf In the
garden and greenhouse they are
usually found ON the hard wooded
evergreen plants, such as the came
las, oleandera and aoacias. Grange
and lemon treea are much Infested,
and many kinds of fruit trees SHOW
them. The injury they cause Is from
punoturiug the bark aud taking the
plants sap. In the case Of house
plants take q tub of soap suds, and
holding the plant over it, thoroughly
wash, brush and scrape off every
visible scale, using stiff brush. Pay
particular attention to the axis of
the leaves. Alcohol applied to the
scales with small brush kills them.
What Is known IS an atomizer, max
Ing a fine, misty apray,is an econom.
ical way Of applying a wash OF
whale-oi soap and potash, made as
directed for the plant lice.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09
The Insect Enemies OF Orchard
and Garden.

K Pr0Dl tie Na3b BT@1EeSeap b0Hete1.
People, at this season Of the year,
are apt TO be much troubled By in.
sects on the growing plants IN flower
garden aud conservatory. The Or
chardist, also, finds them on bis trees.
There are 50 many OF these pests
that We must refer our readerS to
the special treatises on the subject
tor any minute descriptions, but the
main points of the treatment are
simple enough.
One of the most difficult class of
insects to manage is that which eni-
braces the different species Of Aph
ides or plant lice. They are small,
soft. bodied insects OF many kinds
and colors. Sometimes they cover
plants and trees i'll immense num-
mers, clinging mainly to the leaves,
buds and tender shoots i'll great
| clusters. Ii We had sufficiently good
eyes we nigh. easily Zee what harm
they do. Tusy thrus their oeaks or
suckcrs into tho plant, and draw the
sap out, for Oh it they live. Thus
they take away the lite blood OF the
plant. Some kinds OF plant,lice live
on the surface and are quite conspic-
uous; others are very minute, and
form dwellings, ON the leaves or live
on the roots. To this last class be-
longs that scourge of the vineyard,
the grape phyioxera. Among the
most injurious OF the exposed species
are Aphis mali and Il moI6foJi0,
living ON the apple tree 4 ceraci
which lives on the cherry tree, and
does much harm; Il persicG living
on the peach 4 brassic0 on the
cabbage; Il hunaaG on the hop vine,
and 4 r0se0 on the rose bushes in the
garden. The last is the peste OF
many other garden shrubs. The
kind which is found or house plants
is green III color. Sometimes this
also gets on shrubs. All Of these
which live on the leaves aud stems of
plants may be destroyed by usiug
spray or wash OF whale oil soap and
water in the proportion OF one pound
OF soap TO five gallons OF water, or
wash made by adding TO the soap
and water fourth of a pound Of pot
ash, or one made by taking tobacco
leaves aud stems. aud soaking them
in water until it is the color OF strong
tea. Florists destroy the green
fly" by tumigating with tobacco.
This is done by scattering damp to-
bacco leaves VI stems on burning
GOALS in pan. House plants may
be put in an inverted tub or bog, and
smoked for about ten minutes. Then
wash them off clean. Some house
plants are hurt by@tobacco smoke.
The best Persian flea powder, and
the California preparations of that
plant are destruction so the aphls
and many other pests. Dust 1t on
the leaves.
The thrips Is small brown insect,
one-tenLh of All inch long, having
narrow wings. These pests destroy
the leaves and young shoots. They
are lively rascals, and are extremely
hard to ind. Ii leaves and shoots
turn brown and wither, hunt for the
thrips. They are the bane OF window
plants. Destroy with tobacco smoke
or insect powder. The mealy bug Is
also burden to house plants. IL is
soft bodied, aud covered with
white dust. Remedy: Whale oil
soap solution with little potash aid
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09
MARCH 8.
Mothers mothers mothers!!!

Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and crying
with the excruciating pain of cutting teeth? If
so, go at once and get q bottle of MRS. WIN
SLOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer neutrality-suspicious.
upon it there is no mistake about. There is
no mother on earth who has ever used it, who
will not tell you ut once that it will regulate
the bowels, and give restto the mother, and re
lief and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in all cases,
and pleasant to the taste, and is the perscrip-
tion of one of the Oldest and best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere % cents bottle. l29f
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Land Office at

Gainesville, Fla, Feb. 10, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proofin support of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before S. A.
Jameson, Deputy Clerk at Altoona, Orange
county, Fla, on Tuesday, April 9Th, 1881, viz
Moses w. Rowell, Homestead Number 2,4S,
for lot and northeast of northwest !, and
northwest of northeast !, Section 10, Town
ship II south, Range 81 east.
He names tho following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of said land viz: Mathew Walker, Solomon
Holland, Thos. J Hinson, Jr., all of Altoona,
Fla, Ancil Walker, of Ponceannah, Fla.
las 140 L. A. BARNES, Register.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1881-03-09
HOMESTEAD NOTICE.
Gainesville, Fla, Feb. L., 1881.
Land Office +:

Gainesville, Fla, Feb. Is, 1881.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has filed notice of his inten-
and that said proof win be made before s. A.
Jameson, Deputy Clerk, at Altoona, Orange
county, Fla, on Tuesday, April 5th, 1881, viz:
forth west northeast !, northeast of north
east and northeast northwest of Section
80, Township II south, Range ~ east.
He names the following witnesses TO
tivation of said land, viz: Francis J. Hinson,
Moses w. Rowell, +. j. Hinson, Jr., all of
Altoona Fla. samuel J. Simmonds, of Ponce
annah, Fla.
l45 l49 T.. A. BARNES, Register.