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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1882-03-15
Firing the Woods.
From the Mirror.

From the Mirror
A correspondent asks if there is
any law for firing the woods, and
states recent case of very great
damage. We do not believe the
legislature can authorize any person
to fire the woods with or without
notice at any period, TO the damage
of any person. We hold that such
assumption of power to do an injury
is unconstitutional, and we believe
that any person who is injured by
such firing, at any time or in any
place, can maintain civil action for
damages against the individual who
may be the immediate or proximate
cause of the injury. The law now on
our statute book should be repealed /;
any person firing the woods should
be held responsible as in all other
cases tor whatever injury their acts
lnflct,
McClellan's Digest, chapter 80,
section 81, provides that 1T shall not
be lawful for any, person to
set fire to or burn any wild forest or
woods in this State, except between
the 18th day Of February and the
3lst day OF March OF each year:
Provided, That if the county com
missioners of any county in this State
shall determine that the interests. ot
the people OF such county will be
promoted by making the period dur
ing which the woods may be burned
in such county different from that
provided for in this section, they
shall give notice by publication in
newspaper having circulation in the
county, or by posting at three or
more conspicuous places, and the
time so designated in such notice
shall be the time tor burning the
woods in such county: Provided
further, That any person intending
TO set TIRE to any woods shall give
notice to all persons living within
one mile OF the place intended to be
fired.
"SEC. SO. Any person violating
the foregoing provisions shall be
deemed guilty OF misdemeanor, and,
upon conviction thereof, shall be
punished by fine not exceeding one
hundred dollars, or by Imprisonment
in the county jail not exceeding sixty
days, one or both, at the discretion
OF the court
Chapter 6S, section &c, provides
that of any person shall willfully and
malciously set on fire any woods,
lands, or marshes, within this State,
70 as TO thereby occasion loss, dams
age or injury to another person, he or
she shall on conviction, be sentenced
to fine not exceeding two hundred
dollars, or be whipped not exceeding
thlrty-nine stripes, at the discretion
OF the court: Provided, That it
shall! be lawful for any person, upon
giving notice to all persons residing
within two miles of the place intend
ed to be fired, to set on fire any
woods IN the State during the months
OF February, March and April"
it is probable that the act of 1882
is abrogated by the later act OF 1879,
first quoted.
The whole country from Fernando.
ma TO Baldwin looks black, desolate
and uninviting from the recent reck>
less burning OF the woods. The cat
tie look starved and miserable and
no earthly good is accomplished.
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FOR SALE.

An improved place of 100 acres,
near Spring Garden Center, in Volu.
STA county; 400 trees in grove, 40 or
so to bear next year; also 400 seed
lings in nursery. Bananas, guavas,
peaches, etc. on the place. Price
$4,000. Apply to w A c., at the
office of the FLORIDA AGRICULTURE
lsT, DeLand, Florida. ISL TT
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PRODUCE MARKET.

.;,c are the rulin4 whole
FdIo ,1i5s prices in Salt Lake
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Chicago The Pennsylvania Rail-
road refuse TO cut rates on grain, al
though It meets VsnderbiIrs rates on
provisions.
ST. Paul The Nininrer failure
amounts to S2lS, 600 liabilities, and S2i7,
00U assets.
New York. Honorable Edward w,
Sloughton,, Ak minister to Russia, is very
seriously ill.
Hsnlon sailed fJr England to-day.
Jacsson Mss. 7.-Gsneral w. G..
Fitzgerald, of Vicksburg, was declared
the choice of republicans and indspan-
deats In the legislature for o 0itei States
senator
Providence, THE Spragus divorce
case Is postponed until tha 10th Il ID
understood negotiations are being made
for an adjustment.
City OF Mexico, Romero refused
the mission to Washington, but will soon
go to me United States on privste bu.l.
ness.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS
Opeaing OF she Arguments.

lORO0sa8 VA eaO AEA AnA Q u -
| Washington, TN the Guiteau cas-
this morning, DaVidga opened the argu
mants upon the legal points, and wal
followed by the closest attention. The
Jury were told by the judge that they
might be excused for The day, but al
preferred TO remain and l.sten to the
arguments.
The prisoner assured the counsel that
ne would not ask TO take any part in the
legal arguments to-day, but should in.
slst upon making "any comments he
might deem necessary to set them right,
On either side," as the argument pro-
crossed. He pretended to read letter,
but In reslity folio y ed Dayidge
with the closest attention. The
few Interruptions be made were
unnoticed by counsel, save when
Guiteau called out II didn't know the
difference between right and wrong.
had not choice. II | lad would not
have done it." To this Davidee said,
I'VE will come to that bye and bye.
| The first sensation of the dav WAS
caused by the reading Of Judge Davis
New York. charge to the jury in the
Coleman murder case.
Judge Porter relieved Da7idge and
| read from Newspaper slips.
Scoville, with some Impotence. OBJ
jected to any more such dramatic efforts
en- the part Of Porter intended for effect
upon the jury and insisted that he (Por.
teri might as we'll read stump speech to
the jury; that he (Porter) knew that it
had no bearing upon the case.
Ofcourse he knows It, 0uiteau shouted
and more than that the jury decided the
case directly against the charge of the
court.
Judge Porter repealed the intimation
and insisted that this farce which had so
long been enacted by cousel for the de-
tense must now stop. If not rebuked by
the court, it would be By Others.
Judge Cox ended the dispute by say.
ing the natter read was undoubtedly
authority. Its applicability TO this case
could be commented upon at the proper
time.
As Dsvidge resumed, Guiteau again
shouted, want to get this thing rISht
before the jury. Every ore knows all
about that Coleman case. The jury gave
verdict against that charge, and this
prosecution knows it we'll.
The effect was electrical when Davidge
II AAOss uohOoEAtS mannorS sAld, your
Honor, this man has been for three weeks
held up to US ss an imbecile, and now
listen to him. He not only knows the
difference between right and wrong, bat
ne understands fully the law OF the
case.
Guiteau-Transitory manis, that's my
case. l don't pretend am insane now.
I've got as good head as you or Porter.
either. Seoville is fool, though; I re-
pudiate him and his whole theory Of
defense. All I want is two hours before
that jury, and l can settle the thing all
right.
The scene was lively one for Q few
minutes. Judge Cox raped for order,
and soon Guiteau subsidsd, and Davidgo
continued without further interruption
to the end of his argument.
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1851.
1882.
HiRPER'S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.

HG,per's Weekly stands ct the head
Of American illustrated weekly journals.
By its bipartisan position in poiitios, its
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chosen serials. short stories, sketches and
poems, contributed by the foremost
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II will always bsthe aim Of the pub.
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Its main line runs from Chicago to Council
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Through Express Passenger Trains with Pull
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Appreeisting the fact that majority OF the
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Sleeping Cars for sleeping purposes, and Palaces
Dining Cars for eating purposes only. One other
great feature OF our Palace Cars is a SMOKING
SALOON where You can enjoy your " Havana"
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
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The principal Il. r. connections OF
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AT ENaLEwoop, with the LIS. & MS. andP.
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W.: III. Mid; and T. P. & w. RdS.
At ROCK ISLAND with Milwaukee and Rock
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at DAvENPoRT. with the Davenport Division
AtWEsT LIBERTY, with the B. OR. &N.RR
At GRENNELI, with Central Iowa R r.
At DRs MONIES. with ID: NJ & +. u. X X
AtCoUNCIL BLUFFS, with Union Pacific B.
At OMAHA, with B. d Mo. R R-R. Gin Eeb.s
At COLUMBUS JUNCTION. with RC,R.& N.FER
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Louis & Pac., and St L, Keo. n. W. r Rd2s
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At LKAyENwoRTH, with Union Pac anS Kan.
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thronrh to PEORIA. DIES MONIES.
Gibson, aAd LEAVENW0RTH.
Great Rock Island Route" arc sold ~
onr home Office, address,
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20 N sI[elght Train Z leaves Ogden daily
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zS7 gnt train arrives dsiIy at Ooden: ss
' pm from Melrose. " Osuen .
GEO. W. THATCHER, supt.'
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ooSSSSS LILIES LES M0NTHLIEs, when
Tie I'm make a neat little volume.
sTGrVH 60 Bindery does work in
"'Sle end at reasonable rates
The Opelousas courier., 1882-01-21
The March of the SMALLPOX.
In. o. Times namaorat.]

H1E-E -
AS We predicted, the small
pox has rapidly reached an cpl
aemic form iii several portions
NJ the country. In d land where
eEaYel Id SO great as here, where
there ID such constant inter-
course between all sections, the
rapid spread of as contagious
and Infectious o disease as the
smallpox Is to be expected. It
Nas bat a few months ago that
u nEst showed itself at New
xaFE and Pittsburg. Instead
~ foiling slowly Westward like
y plague, II skipped to St. Louis
ala Chicago ID q day and then
sook grand jump to the Paci-
g slope. From these centres
= has radiated all over the
mon, and IS now distributing
isself from at least q dozen diff
asaellS points. the principal Of
8hlch, and where the disease is
sQEaa being New York, Brook
Philadelphia, Jersey City,
1sttsburg, Southern Illinois,
sa'eago, ST. Louis, Texarkana,
atteyiiIe and q number of
ssaaR small towns in Texas and
A~Fkallsas.
~ Nill thus be seen that the
sasFaSe nearly surrounds us, be-
sag located at the points whence
s.sslEoads run to this city /; and
along tle lines Of railroads
se Central Pacific and st.
als and Iron Mountain-that
sis smallApox has moved with
5lle ~llghtning rapidity of the
aaepmotive.
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WELLS! WELLS
No charge Unless a Plentiful Supply O
Water is Obtained.

WyHE undersigned is prepared to furnish
d. good water to all in need of this necessity,
by an improved process-combining efficiency
and economy. Our process is the celebrated
BORED WELLS, which has stood the test for
years. We make no charge unless a plentiful
of water is secured, and my charges are within
the reach of all, as this is the most economical
plan of constructing wells ever invented.
WELLS BORED THROUGH QUICKSAND
Orders left at the COURIER Office viii re
ceive prompt'attention.
June 26-tf I. y BAILEY.
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W q W.E.

FEyHE desirable property situated corner OF
Main and Grolee streets. consisting of q
building suitable for store and dwelling, with
necessary outhouses, n about one lot OF
ground. For particulars apply at TINS emce'
Or Is If. Lavergne. agent, Opeioasas.
0nelanaas. Nov. S. 1881. q
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Natural History.-The Baby.
TDetroit Free Press.
aWhat animal is this 7?

aWhat animal is this ?"
uThis is a baby. He is now
ohout three years old, and at
The wickedest point of his earth
" career"
'aWhat countries does the
baby most inhabit
He can be found in every
inhabited country on the globe,
the same as mosquitoes and
boils."
aCan they be tanned
Eyes, quite easily. After a
little iudicious discipline they
cease to struggle and become
subservient to the will of man."
docs the baby eat grass ?"
ayes, or anything else. They
swallow pocket knives, thimbles,
buttons, spools or any other
object a little smaller than a
tescup. If offered milk they
seldom refuse it."
aDo they Craze during the
day, or only at night 2"
aThey are always grazing,
having not the least heed to the
hour. When not actually eat
ing they generally give utter
ance to a peculiar cry. Strong
men often jump out of bed at
midnight in the coolest weather
when hearing this cry"
What meaning is attached
to this cry 2"
"Men of deepest thought have
agreed that it signifies to wake
Up the neighbor-hood and have
some fun"
"Of what benefit to mankind
Is a domesticated baby?"
"They are of no earthly &C
count for the first few years, but
by.and-by they-can slide down
bll on a cellar door and carry
ont articles of the house and
trade them for a wooden sword
Al lose them in the grass"
uDo you know OF any instan-
ces where the baby has attacked
the household and killed or in
iured any one Z"
aSuch incidents have been
related by such eminent natural
lists as George Francis Train and
Texas Jack, but we don't put
much faith in them. However,
IL The baby was maliciously and
persistently provoked there's ne
knowing what it might do"
aAre they healthy animal 2"
sNo. On the contrary, no
druggist could make enough
profit in q year to buy him a
] pair of Arctic o~yershoes but for
4 The presence of the baby in
every household. There is hard
" an hour in the day that the
/ baby does not demand pepper
mint, paregorie, milk, sugar, cor
dial, cod liver emulsion, ipecac or
something else costing money!
4 What machinery is made
use of to compel the baby to
take d dose of castor oil?"
aThere are several patent ma
chimes for the purpose, but most
people follow the old rule OF
knocking him senseless and get
ting the dose into his mouth be-
fore he recoyers.'
us the bald-headed baby
more domestic than others z"
Not bit. He kicks around
after the same fashion, and has
even a worse time fighting flies
and mosquitoes
What music do they seem
70 prefer?
Al bass drum is their first
choice, but they have a heavy
leaning towards the sound of the
atovehandIe knocking the nose
M THE pitcher with the emptings
lnit.n This is all about the ba-
III. Take another look at him,
III next week we shall write OF
seine other reptile.
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FOR SALE.

TWO Hundred Acres OF Woodland in Bayou
Malleb Woods. Also, a fine Residence in
the town Of Opelousas, situated near the rail-
road and d small residence on Court street.
Yes taYna Sc. appIv 10 G.. MAYO.
al the Post Office.
ODelorasas, Dec. A, IS80-tf
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FOE SALE

ON ADVANTAGEOUS TERMS.
TyHE splendid property tlate residence OF
d T. Valade1 situated opposite the Catho.
lie Church. Opelousas, consisting of tive lots,
an excellent dwelling house. Kitchen, o car
rage house, barn, stable, vegetable and flow.
,er garden and orchard-all in perfect order
Apply to
Oct. Cd, 1880 W Opelousas.
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Enr. sale.

n COMFORTABLE residence situated on
- Market street, Opelonsas, near the rail-
road, with about one arpent Of land.
store 9lnaIousaa. ang27-tf
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EOEp SALE

d SMALL residence with about one arpent
n Of land, situated on Court street, neal
the Catholic Convent. Part cash. raiance on
Sime. Apply at this office. oeIs
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TO Bellevue Street, betneea Hrs. Laaf
aud Geo. w. Moriagty,s Shops.
SHAVING, Hair-Cutting, Dyeing, Shan
~ pooling, &c, lone in the latest styles.
Prices moderate satisfaction guaranteed.
gT Hair-eutting by machinery.
E.A BODEMULLER.
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yRANTED.

- d competent hook-keepsr--a few sets of
hooEs rs keep. Best references given ii
required. For particulars apply IT this Office.
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@Eg.

A TOWN LOTS bounded north By land OF
IL Joel III. Sandoz, south by Lard Of Joseph
Bloch. west by land of Mrs. Cora Sales, and
East by Lombardy street. Apply at the %
RIER Office. sl6-bnI
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Printing Office For Sale.

A COMPLETE outfit for printing a seven
n column newspaper. Press, Type, Cases,
Stands, Etc. all in good order, being the ma
teriaI used for the publication OF the Wash,
ington Enterprise aud Neocs. Will be sold
cheap. Apply at this office.
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EOW SALE.

4 n excellent mileh cow with heifer calf
n three months old. Price $30. Apply to
w. A. SANDOZ.
OpeIousas, April 1881
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MRS. ROSE TErEZgx

RESPECTFULLY informs the public and
IL her friends that she has opened a Board
ing House on Rail Road Avenue, a short dis
lance from Morgan's Il. X. Depot. Meals at
all hours. Nice and neat Rooms. Prices mod
crate. April 30-tf
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THE COTTAGE HEARTH,

Published ut Boston. An illustrated Magazine
of Home Arts and Home Culture. Contains
more reading of Practical Domestic Worth and
Positive Home Interest than any other maya
zine of its price. Each number contains Per-
traits and Sketches of Distinguished Men. Su-
perior Home Music, Floral Articles, Stories and
Adventures, Choice Poetry, the latest Fash
lone, the Mothers Chair, the Students Corner.
the Young Folks Window, all fully illustrated.
Terms. Sl.50 Il year, in advance, postage pre-
paid. - We are enabled to saake the fol-
lowing liberal offer to our readers To all who
subscribe within 3 months and pay $3.50 in adj
vance, we will send the COURIER and the Cot
tage Hearth for one year. This will give you
"a good paper and a choice magazine for a little
more than the price of either. Please send i'll
your subscriptions at o ce.
- Sample copy to be seen at this office.
Opelousas, Nov. 5, 1881.
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las. WI. WHITE.

Contractor, Carpenter and Builder,
OPELOUsAs, La.
March go
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BAKERY.
ECLIPSE SALOON.

adjoining Telegraph office, Opetomsds.
FRESH Oysters AND FRESH FISH
AlWays onatand at moderate Prices.
In fact everything to be found i'll a tirst-class
Restaurant.
Families Supplied.
ie1S E. PEFFERKORN, Proprietor.
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noo.ooo Hsrfclks Tor Sale.

BUILDING. Tile aud Well Bricks for sale
ID in any quantity. and delivered when de-
sired. Ali orders promptly filled.
Apply TO LOUIS t.. DEPUTY,
Sent II. 1881. Opelousas.
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PAT ! S

We continue to act as solicitors for Patents, Caveats,
Trade Marks, Copyrights. etc, for the United States,
Canada, Cuba, England, France, Germany, etc. We
have had thfrEysfave years experience
Patents obtained through us are noticed In the SCI
ESTIFIC AMERICAN. This large and splendid Illus
trated weekly paper, pa. 2Oa year. shows the Progress
of Science, is very interesting, and has an enormous
circulation. Address MUM & CO., Patent Golfci-
tors, Pubs. of SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, 81 Park Row,
New York. Hanc book about Patentsfree.
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TyOR SALE.-3333 acres of land, wood and
prairie. near the line of the In. Western
r. r., III the southwestern portion OF this
parish. Will be sold in lots TO suit purchaser
cheap for cash.
O~pelousas, July "a, 1880. tt
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A BARGAIN.

EOR sale cheap-A ten-horse power engine
and boiler, all complete and IN running
For particulars, apply at Jos. Bloeh's store,
0pelonsas, wher engine and mill can be seen.
The Opelousas courier., 1882-01-21
SAMUEL WI. PETERS.

Bricklayer.
EVEBY description of brick work done on
II short notice, and at most moderate prices.
Construction of chimneys, tonfbs, etc, and
whitewashing, a speciality.
Residence on North ST., back of C. Deit-
liens, Opelousas. Maretf
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Valuable Lands

VdGaAEdLWNC M4aHEANa3
EyOR Lease or Sale, on long terms of credit,
III ia lots of forty acres or less, to suit per-
sons DESTROYS of leasing The body of land on
the east bank of the Bayou Plaquemine, at
about II miles from the railroad station near
Grand Coteau, and 10 miles from Rayne sta
ton, bounded above by Bayou Piaquemine
and below by lands of Emile Thihodeau, con-
tanning about five hundred arpents.
DELLA GARRIGUES.
OpeIousas, Oct. Is, 1881 I