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The Washington bee., 1888-12-01
secure A HOME IN THE LIND Of FL0HRS
DINSMORE!

One of the growing towns of the
South, is situated on both sides of
Savan ah, Florida s. Western
Railroad, just twelve miles from
Jacksonville, Fla. 1t is high, dry
and level, and a successful horti-
cultural and truck-grOwing section
of the State. Dinsmore can be
easily reached from Jacksonville by
railroad, by water route, or by an
hour and a half drive over an excel
lent plank and shell road.
Dinsmore is not one of the isola.,
ted spots that is only laid out on
paper, but thriving prosperous
town that recommends itself to.
capitalist and laborer, to fathers.
and wives who are vigilant over
their own interests and the welfare
Of their children, to those who are
seeking homes and those who have
capital to invest for speculation.
The land can be obtained at re-
markably low figures and on terms
suitable to the condition of every
purchaser. At the present low
figures a poor man can make regu-
lar payments ON valuable home
with less than the aggregate of
unnecessary expense or money act
ually thrown away. 1t is an in
vestment that one cannot regret
and through which you will realize
many times the amount invested.
The prices are for Front Business
Lots one acre, s65, $50, s35. Sec
ond choice, $25 SIS. Third choice
SIS. Fourth choice $40. Fifth
choice, SIS. 1t must be remember
ed that these are acre lots.
We also have vegetable and
truck farms laid out adj tcent to
Dinsmore, containing from five to
sixteen acres each, which we offer
for the benefit of those who wish to
farm at S. acre.
Our terms are one fourth cash
and balance in one, two and three
years.
The chain of title will be short
and strong. 1t is from the State of
Florida to the Railroad and from
the Railroad to you.
sTruck farming around Dinsmore
would be at the door of two Of the
greatest markets in the South. Let
every poor man if with but one
dollar, commence to buy a lot in
Dinsmore. The fare from Jackson,
Vile and return is only twenty-five
cents. Think of it. There are
eight passenger trains per day anu
the round trip will only cost TWEEN
ty-fve cents. Trout creek, large
stream passes right through the
vicinity, thus affording pure fresh
water for stock, perfect drainage
and abundance of fish.
TAKE WARNING NOW, and
do not let this grand opportunity
slip you. 1t is the very best chance
you will have to secure good
| piece of valuable property and such
startling prices.
The merchants in Dinsmore are
enjoying good trade and the
town is rapidly growing. Saw
mills are convenient for securing
timber to build, and laborers who
desire work can get from a dollar
and a half to two dollars per day
| For further information or plats
and how to see Dinsmore, call or
or address,
The Washington bee., 1888-12-01
REAL ESTATE.

Very cheap property in the
Northwest and Northeast on easy
terms and monthly payments.
n. Sprague, Real estate, Loan
and Insurance agent. Room 5
524 10th ct. d. w.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

a. sgpsas.aes. Hs so1s sfasr s1tainsd
f1<r<y t1sozSa tie lstsreoslzaoa - Dr.
kaElos. sszeSp - Lssco.a "a ed - 1sls
isoCoFs aa4 y leo1s. res lg1ez Prs@'z1t1E sR2
ssczras "a Aialslsr q tAs bsRtlss e12Te4
o. Bs1ior4
Sos2 - literary ss1turs schlssss soc-
esss sEd acsalrsd tsE Eiaa = ssssE repsts
usa 81 gEs4g LAss Sc ~ss os--sc r-s1ep
BsEysa- De ~sz sfs2I nan s1e1k "a
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rsszsss an1 sscL.Eis1 sxci asssnss-. Joan
s28y.z ha@ - uasls ner ass-rs isr shs-
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ssas be ezE Elsrsd sE2 thsugh bspllst
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- - sssoeals - srses-cs closs coa ~ q aiSn,
il c0zseo1xsgs Of ~hlCh a1sny called DiD
a faiss crotEsE IaLs s4Hls s~o<t sPlrlt
saws thFs1xa his ~El.inss- His sa2stsr-
bascs s neshers nsgfed ~ any ocen siss
slassmsnt or silusson q this nature, and In
al as woTKs as Is iss<assls evangelical and
a ost profoundly spiritual.
Hs ~Gracs Asoazalng sndr Holy WsF.
~ sAlch laftsF he cO1secfated his kaou
edge of lallilsTy lfs s-Opsfstloas-sre III
c5lef usrks-sl great production tnzl
| save besn and ara still read. Editions VI
as sorks Keep o. multiplying. editions
very cheap and very sostly severely piaif
aad laxunoasls illustrated. for the pszs
ants csxlsxs and TIE Iiea man : library
sod he beng dead yet sPesksth oy II. De
| cause Ghis greatest work Of MS 70 80 full ol
/ ths scriptures. 80 true - llie and ths Chns
tan sxpsrisace OF al 4ses ID TIE end .
/ time
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

James Csarn was arrested on Fifth-sve
Yesterday. he vss drunk aud vas fighting
his erOther.
Golde Abesr, a runaway girl from Mos
kss0n vas picked I'D yesterday. Her
father vii come after her today.
Adolph Bodelsck, drove to Reeds Lake
ysstsrdsy sad hiiehei his hOFs. in = care
lsss manner. Waen be got ready 70 come
home bis horse, was gone and could not be
found.
Mrs Peter I-~is sod her child we're
brought 20 Police 8ssd9uUtsrs last night
n fae patrO. wagon Mrs.. Ls~is ssid that
bsr husband ssRsed asr and bad driven her
and her child eat of the house They were
given bed AZ hesdausrtsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
A MEMORIAL MINUTE.
an Exprs-sios ef Respect Tor the Late
Eishop Harris

Esshep Harris
The Standing COmnittse oi the diocese OF
Western Michigan nst in Grand Rapids
August -. sad adopted the following min
NE in regard 90 the death Of Bishop Harris
The sfIicfion inst hss fallen upon our
ssfsr ais,c-Se of MichizAn in the sudden
death Of their beloved Bishop. The Right
Reverend Samuel 5. Harris DD. LID.
rs for a. expression OF cur profoundsst
sympathy. 'lf one MEMBER Suffers. al the
WEN bsrs sufsr With H. In this fellowship
~ suHsrinK would ws susax from the
depths ~ cur hesrts. the sorrows which all
must consequently frel The unexpsctsd
9.rais- % ons IN fun powers Of manhood.
in tRs vsry midst Of his usefulness. and
when bis bfs and influences vars being
fslf. rot ouiY 70 his own diocsre,
hut ~ the church a. large comes
70 us ike voicr from behind ths vel "A Be
- siso really. for In such an hour as ys
thirk not the son Of Map c0msth
Ns would ruf upou record eur spprscis-
ton af bis worth and character. not only
sss nan ard a citizen nut especially as q
Rissop in ne Church 81 God. When 50
rosnr Princes hsvs fallen IN Isrssl. who
rsve promise Of noble deeds n ths army Of
ta.ir King. - stand silent IN th- prsssncs
Of these lregusnt proyieenC-s. rstlat for
tss xindly rsmovsi Of ne cloud. and can
oniv Az. "Thr ~iil % done.
aHe- hesutioil "a i fer nan "a fia
rurn ne Nsiis % lion - Be "a ef
Ike ~afChnlsn srf wasrv sentinel.
70 eut his trucr % tu1 rsst-iu aes-en.-
WaBrsy Cod - eve - tas osrssyed fam
~ al ne aless-i sonsolstiors Of our holy
r.iirssn aus ~s oder these brief expr.ssions
af cur sympathy n heir hour ct scr
ro- The cen aittee also resolved - stteud
fhe fanersi an Tuesday next
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
LABOR'S HOLIDAY
Cal Enis O4t .aa f.ks ~ith ss@-Eks
Omel.l rrssTs@1s .ne onesrs
PuslisAsa - tks tss Cs21F@i
L.eSE 4 Efsk-

Ibis a LsSsE Aslszsy. ssd tie lssorak
nsa o. tsis cily ksve as2s arrangements
- sxl.srsss Il Is tEs vsry be=t style possi-
sls Everybody sAosid Aslp make it
success Tie programme
Prssidszt-f II Gill
Asrshal o. the Dsy-R W. Halbart.
Ads % NsFshsl-J K Dyksssase, A.
HsRss
COMMITTEES on Receptions and Entertais-
nsot-F h. GIL. II KOhlhspp
COMMITTEES on Award Of Prizes Major
Charles ID Rose Capt + N. Jones. I. {.
Dyssrt. George 0 Sts1ssss and EdSsrd
Stein.
The ps0oessioa will form upon the West
Side, the various OrEsniLzUsss meeting al
thsir respective places of rendezvous st :
o'clock. al follows. First Divisisn--en
Feurts St. right vest OF Turaer-sg. second
DiEsiOa--oa f0ursh-st. night east OF Tar
ner Third DIvision-rhird-st right west
| on Turner Fourth DlylslOn-Secone-s 81,
right tast Ct rurssr. The organizations wll
msrc4 10 their positions at 3 o'clock aud the
/ line will march a. 10 . clock sharp.
TIE procession will pass through West
| Brdse-st. 10 Canal 10 Monroe. oa Monroe
| TO South Division. on Division u Maple, 10
Sheldon, 10 Fulton Street Park, in the toll
lowing order.
FIksr DIyIsios.
| Platoon Of police under command of Ser
gssnt ". J. Hurley.
Marshal OF the Day, r. W. Hulburt and
Aides, J. r Dykehouse and A. Holmes
Patriarchal Circle Band.
| ~ afshzl Of Division. john &. q Brlen.
= 49,. tHw.en
Furniture WORKERS Union.
| Forwarts Gesang Verein.
Catrisge containing President Of the Day
| ana Orator.
| sEcssD DIVISION.
| Malta Castle Band.
| Marshal of Division. Jas. Whitehead.
Brieklayers and xasons Union.
typographical Union.
THIRD DIV IsIoN.
Polish Band
| Marshal OF Division. John Barrett.
Wood Csrvers Union.
Wood Turner's Union.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Knights of Labor Band.
| MARSHAL of Division, Julius Eaeber.
Beer Brewers Union.
Tight Work Coopers' Union
Bakers Union.
FIFTH DIVISION.
South End Band.
Marshal Of Division, ID. W. Graham.
Carpenter and Joiners Union.
Coepers' Assembly X. of L.
Iron Molders' Union.
Union from other cities.
At FultoD-st. Park the following order OF
exercises will be carried ont.
l. Singing BY German Singing Society.
2 Short addresses by 4. III. Gill and in
PRODUCTION of Mr.. Samuel Compers, of New
York. President o. the American Fedora
ton Labor.
3. Presentation of prizes FIRST prize, {,
the labor organization making the best ap
pearsnce, 800 banner; second best. $50 il
gold by the Chairman of the Committee
, on Awards.
4. Song by the German singing society
The review of the line for the presenta
ton of prizes will take place fran the bal
cony of Sweets hotel.
In the afternoon a large proportion OF tn
Labor Union members with their familie
with picnic at Reeds Lake. where specis
sports and attractions will close the day
Business men have signihed their willing
ness TO raise their national colors and max
| special decorations for Labor Day, and a.
citizens should aid in the celebration.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Hcn. n G. Bnrch ~ill spesk tonorrov
s-.sinx "a Chsrisyeix. W.dsssdsv svsuing
ir Bevn. City. Thursisy svsniag in Pc
tssksY. and On Friday shrrnoon ne -in
.Ss-.=s nsss ue-tins IN rrsvsrse City
-hsn s - .xpected thsr N1oo0 peoDis vii
r- sr-=-at ss t1e sntirs Traverse rsgion
NJ ~ a ths rsilv
rFor-irng for ths Reruhlicsss and that
srarvvaers fhev sr- -0rsisx 9TH viu.
SD seiia 20 Wan. Al difsr-ne-r hn-s
ts~n s~ftirs ssd s-.rvsesy % -srxirg Far
tas Success Al ths psrtv ia Ssvenssr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

krs Adams, OF Adams q Co. with her
head trimmer. krs- Chapman, arc nov IN
the Ezst studying the new styles IL
millinery for her Pail and Winter trade.
This tirm has for q number OF years taken
the lead Ia having the newest designs aid
will have one OF Be best siocks ever bronsL {
10 Western Mishig2R. They desigu having
their firsI Fall opesiBg about the 18th inst
when they will give = hne exhibition Oi the
fastest in porIallODs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
TRAINS TO REDS LAKE.

Reeds Lake Branch, will make regular
trips to the Lake Sunday. Sept. .. leaving
U Mon Depot as follows: 1890 q. m, 1:30.
go, $50, 4:30, $50. 7:30 and $50 p. M, re-
turning. heasing the Lake at IL =. rs., l, 2,
3, 4. s, s. and 1870 p. IN. All trains will
stop at Fifth-ave., Hall-st., Madison ave.
and Osk6als Park. Fare for round trip
from Union Depot or Hall-st. 20e, Including
ride on steamer Belknap or Trixic. Fare
from Asdison-ave and Oakdale Park 15c
round tfip including boat ride. Tickets
will Be furnished on train.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
TOWN. TOPICS.

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4tie fefa e44TenA1n 49, - had "A tLAs
cifg ns lsa.
E-ursssafzsise lsoiss al 1s Al tss psils
a. IA fBlfd Nara.
The Cnasetfaa.a - aoish N. .rranxs-
nre..ts e. ta-.r aerta~gn sour tais sssaia az
go =, 49,. .s.. -. -.
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@' - 80
Turner Sarfoll adaiit'A On oo1tn
DIVISION and haii-sts . keetiAs pretty reii
covered Nith ns~ oAii'inss.
l4 should so sna- os.atifa4 PRES
he-dD-ia 3 20. >, - y sionfos-st.s sfs kf'1S
fo -ae pi-fras'ef pi mex se20oA ooSks
BISHOP k.cbter szs in Asnistee yestsr-
"a .o sssist IN aging The corner stone Of
tas nsF Caino.ic church building IN thAt
e'if
very one pGfchasing school books should
rsil a. Rra8heids - Monroe 81. and see
saat uns sonyealrs are given % each pur-
ehassf
Eavs A Crozier. John Graaam w
FDF-r A -pfasus sad j. ~ Carlisle - m
f..vs -, far 81 Jo,.sh 10 attend the n.
j. conssFenes-
n . - - - -.
a. kllsa a n,an a. NJ O.meas While
u..i-r ~. to til,eoea. of Iiauar IA, b-en tsksn
to l.cksoa for tso v..rs
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- = - - -. - -. - -.
tn ~. ha.is... a. 40 80 .m.u
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Ae~ xs- l.,' ~ kooS 'IAosa $50 - :, -o'
49, : -
- - ely ~ ~oouse - IS Ossf AHu '0~
kee sous pi'''"' '"'o n
In-Is : neea o. Al n eiec'ris h.ns - '1e
eIe,l s. - - ~ a. 's1 sr.,s-S e'ouu
"a IN -. !. ~ s..,.-
49,, -e" 80 -. N'S'AH' W o''A '''-''
- IN ~S~"-
Psrx Congregational church sunday
SCHOOL Tiil have picnic one week from
nett saturday. The place vii probably os
~ -He l-ssl a. 81 - i'lAnN 'A'''0''''
can -
kew A K Marian, OF the Park Congre-
gttiosei cnUreb. occupied the pulpit o'
Nes.ni inster PRESBYTERIAN church yesterday
morning and preached powerful sermon
on thrisi as tnecenter OF tnristianity-
The printers aud cigar makers will play .
game Of base bal At the Park az R.sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

For ] don't care. dull tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood. ouI pains IN tsck and
head. tsnlsllEing skin ernptions. Kemp :
SaTsspsrills never falls u give relief. We
always guarantee u. Price 81 per bottle.
nbbs' drug store. % NonFoe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

NJ C. e Nsrrss sRS krs. T. Grange.
who srs stsGt lssvlas k1e olty lse toelT
soussAs-s Eoo4s packed Eess1 sns sap
psd ~ R.dolr A holt 81 III south Dyis-
ion-sL fsfssns having s0Tk - tGis klno
~ouLa a. weil - cal "a he ARA tkss
maze q specially 0f tina business. Hsle-
pbsas year erdsr far large uasyiax 'ssn
ens ast
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

CFv xxsrs. 0sis. seps A-srvss- &
Sah ssrg. cs-pet dssss-s. sssiEned ys<ter-
day 60 Ho~ar8 nsue as. TIE sss~ss srs
sstfn sss8 e 80 -. ishisss 80 90
The s-ra ssne- sn.. s1t asd oht. So =
za. r-sssn.s. snd ssi ~--ertlv gene s>Eo |,
Aps ows 5zsi<ssG q - Eassss
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Yest.-5sy the members of silver stars
Lodge No. =. al suxiisry 70 the Looomo-
i've Brotherhood, surprised The members
- calling OF them whils . session t..
isdiss scented tas Brotherhood -ith
s1a3 40 before leaving tie hs.L The silver
stars a. wives Of railroad snEiDeers
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03
In Doubt.

Andrew Wright, one of our bsnedicts.
went to Grand Rapids a couple OF months
ago, and as his near relatives has had no
letter from him. his friends are in doubt
whether he has shuffl ed of this mortal coil,
joined the army or gone hshing.-Ndsh-
tTiLe Mars
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

vhsu corn pisssd ne LoSgs o. Locomo-
tive Brotberh 8oS vi ecrHp7 she sutirs
tsf-s scor af the rs~ Ws.sh ,locz n
conth Dsvixoa-sG When thsv go 80. Il
II their ne~ quarters ths s1g ne@rs riu
hsvs oas of the fness hslls n the city
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

A sp-ocssl II.ssszg 81 Cas-sr fosk. d a h.
- es BED - y s1Des1ss sse1lAs Seq
.sAeer 81 ksefy 2SAecz = res 1eslae 70
stsea2 ss saslssss - iznpor s4Kos VII Ds
ttansAs.e6 W. ~ tEess. Ns4-n-sG0sI.
less [. kAxS. AdJ asssL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

rsc.- -se isaalre n s.Bcing ssouia net
SIS sas grand ssil given ssis .vsnirg n
r,rarsav 'Ks- Ar-srv. 81 sal - Pearl
g. [ss rsr-v is xiven - -. Innes q s~s
Rsse Pal Cub. ssd q grand <sed tins =
zsarants-si.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Dr. W. J. Carter ~iil be st The tagis He
Tel September Z and 2. CoEsultsIioE nee
Kys. kzT aad Ckrsuie Dlssoses. Home
treatment OF Compound Oxygen.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Rsopsns 10Th Septs9ss kindergarten
Preparatory. Primary. lRter1ealsts xne
Acsesmic DepartEasDt ieruns, g. 70 -
per noEth. Apply 10 kss- d. Campbell
EslF
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

- 's6iss 81 ths rhirs -srs ,hspis 10.
20 Ne cells ciess sedsv vifscst -.ztsns
49, sad. ~ esrrss. skev ~lll east Il fsr fhs
t,sv &sndiass~ H>xries A. csak.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

A new line of Plask Rockers a. the Stsf
furRiIuFs C0Bpsny, lOS south Dlssslon-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-03

Al kHas Of axe and sss fsh a. III Non
ree-st p J. Ds1EEsgBALEk
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10
Learn BY Experience.

A mistake often made Is the keeping
of too many fowls in one flock. 1t is
just as much mistake as would o
the keeping of too many pigs orsheep
in pen together. Disease is far more
easily contracted in large flock than
in small one. and when once it takes
root it is much harder TO control. The
stronger will always domineer
over and trample upon the
weaker: and Of course the less
favored can not thrive. A few
fowls. we'll attended to and contented.
will give more in return. and often
twice as much. as two or three times
the number that are overcrowded. A
little flock. like little farm, may b,
made to give large returns on the
capital invested. Study details. profit
by your failures. and do not fall in
the same rut twice. Reduce poultry
raising. as well as every thing else you
do. to science, and progress with
experience.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

The census of Manitoba. which was
Iaken July 81. 1886, has recently been
published. It shows that the popula-
ton Of the province, which in April,
1881. was 65. 954, had increased to 10S.-
$40. The gain of 42.0S6 in five years
was at the rate of $500 a year. De-
slucting the natural increase Of the
population. the result would show an
Influx Of immigrants at the rate Of
about $500 year. A table Of the
birth-places shows that Ala. we're
born in the province; 10, S22 in England
and Wales, 3.621 in Ireland, 1882 in
Scotland, S4.180 in Ontario. 5.978 in
oaebec, 1,Sl7 in Nova Scotia, 704 in
Now Brunswick. $50 in Prince Edward
Island. and $50 in the Territories. OF
the total population Of los. 42.S43
had migrated thither from other parts
Of Canada. How some Of the principal
crops had increased is shown in the fol-
lowing table:
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10
a Lesson From the Drought.

The farmers of the sections in which
prevailed the severe drought during
the summer and early fall are rcaliz-
ing more and more that the drought
was not an unmixcd evil. 1t taught
some valuable lessons. 1t was notice
able during the drought that the farm
ers spent little time in grumbling. go-
ing 10 work to overcome. as far rs they
could. the effects of the drought 1t
was impossible to overcome the effects
of the drought upon the crops,
but it was possible 10 avoid
the threatened results to the
farmers and their live stock. And to
great extent the efforts in this direc-
ton have been successful The farm
ers set to work TO save fully and utilize
all that the drought spared them. and
now they are pleasantly surprised to
find that they have enough. The re-
suit is most valuable lesson. We
now realize, as never before. that tho
fault has not been in our production.
but in our waste. We have raised
enough, more than enough. Tbut ,xc
have wasted far too much. Our waste
full methods have been always Tho
wonder of the foreigner just landed
upon our shore. but it has been cur
boast that we have Americanized al.
such, and it is true that they have
measurably forgotten the economy
that was a necessity to them in their
old home, instead of teaching tho
Americans that here waste is the great
est sin. In the great corn producing
regions the slower il scarcely utilized
at all; nearly one-half If this crop is
wasted where the mos wheat is raised;
the sky atnightis often Redeemed by the
burning of the straw. Man is slew to
learn economy; necessity is apparent-
~ the only corrcctor of waste. and the
recent severe drought has taught enc
lesson that. II not forgotten during
three good crop years: will make the
drought good and not an evil. ~ U.
Stahl, in Dirie Farmer.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10


The readers Of this paper win be interest
cd in knowing that the proprietors Of
warmers Log Cabin Remedies viii pay
e87l.2l In cash for the best answer to the
question: s'What is the hole for that is in
the outsidepf the chimney Of the old-fash-
toned log cabin, as represented in the trade
mark OF Warmers Log Cabin Remedies'l''
A pamphlet with q picture Of such log
cabin can be procured at any drug store.
The answers must be sent by mail to h. b:
Warner & Co, proprietors Of the celebrated
"Warner's SAFE CuRE,n Rochester, N T.,
before April 10th, 1855. But on.
answer from each contestant will
be considered. It must be signed
with the real mama, giving post-office address,
and must state that the party has purchased
aad used at least one of the following rem
edieS: Warmers Log Cabin Sarsaparilla
Warmers Log Cabin Hops and Buchu Rem
edy, Warmers Log Cabin Cough and Con
sumption Remedy, Warmers Log Cabin tx
tract, Warmers Log Cabin Liver PiIls
Warmers Log Cabin Rose Cream {fol
catarrh, etc), Warmers Log Cabin 6calpint
flor the scalp and hairy, Warmers Log
Cabin Plasters. The answers will be re
ferred to an impartial committee for de
clsion, which will be announced April 10th,
1888. Letters Of inquiry win not be an
swered
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Efforts to force the tomato to ripen
its fruit in less than one hundred days
have for the most part been failures.
The Admission Gala Wdtchman
asserts that If one-half Of the lands
cultivated in that State were ADAM
doned to weeds. or grass, or trees, and
the labor employed in cultivation be-
slowed on the other hall. the returns
would show alarger measure ofprofit.
Owing to the bad season last yc.r
in New York and Canada, where the
principal supply of garden seed comes
from. it is expc:ed that the prices Of
peas. beans and many other kinds OF
seeds will be sold higher the coming
spring.
lin some Of the Southern States
there is considerable activity in
Grange circles. but in other sections
new and more attractive organizations
seem to prevail. The grangs has
done a noble work whenever properly
supported. and it will continue to have
earnest and able supporters.
Let those who think no new frnifs
will be found for cultivation remen,-
Der that thirty years ago we had to de-
pend on the wild cranbcrries for our
supply. and now thousands Of acres of
land are devoted 10 tho cultivation Of
| this fruit = american Garden.
1 ~ n
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