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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
agerlet.

| = Die biesidbrise 8erIammIuns be,
aatboIiten beutfder 8unse Der 8srein.
igten Staaten finbet AM 3. uno A. Seps
tember su Glebelanb itatt, unb iperber
au berfeIben 9eit aud Der beuti9sameris
! fanilde fatboIil6e grieiters8erein uni
Der beutide futboIiide GentraIs 8srsin
in elepeIanb ibre SabresperiammIunsen
abbalten.
= Die repubIifaniIde Stats Cons
benton ipurbe am Wlitttpod su Sarriss
burg abeebalten. Senator @eorge u.
DeIamater bon Gratpforb county, fiibrte
ben 8orfb. Die 8eiipobnuns aus ais
len 1beilen bes Staates mar cine iebr
sabIreide. Adtb. Senrs &. Boper,
bon PbiIabeIpbia, Der Iebtberies Spree
der beS Observation-Disclosures, purbe
einitimmie fir StaatS Sdabmeiifer
nominirt. @iaiam $. anbrsipS tpur6s
ipieberum sum 8oriiBer Der Staats
Central Gomite eripdblt. .-Die gIatform
ipridt iid su @uniten ber bon Der 9ias
tionaI Contention niebergeIegten @runbs
idbe, biIlist bic NusIegung ber pens
iionssefebe burd GommiiIioner 9anner,
uno tpiomet bem Nnoenfen bss berfors
benen Staatsmannes Simon Cameron
einen ebrenbOlIen 0adruf. glud iprad
ii6 Der Content 3u @unlten elmer 8ers
iddrfuns bes 8roUfsfhen 2i3snsseiebes
aus, beionbers nit RidIi6t auf Brauer
unb WboleiaIesSdnbler. Das Wuders
Clement in Der republifanif9en 9artei
ideint bic Deuti9en ednsIid aus bers
ielben treiben gu tppQen.
= 8drsIi6 fanb Sobn 8urfe bon
g8orceiter 2oiunibip, Montsomerp Co.,
bic gum IbeiI beripelte 2ei6e eines
ManneS in feinem @eIfdfornfeIb an
einem 9IpfeIbaume bdngenb. Na1
Papieren in ieinen Tafden ipar ber
Mann 2arI WeIfe bon 9inf Strabe 80,
Berlin. Sein Pab bsiaste, bab er
Bauer bon BrofsiIion, 81 Sabre alt
unb am l9. Stunt 1889 auf benz 9lorbs
oeutiden 2IOpbbumpfer 2abn BON 9res
men abseieseIt mar, unb in Der Seis
matb Srau unb orei &inber binterIaBt. |
9lrbeitsloiisfeit trie6 ibn mabrfdeinIi6
,um Selbltmorb.
= SIN San Srancisco 1T I'M Irmens
baufe elm iuneer Wann, Ramens Spbn |
Bee, Elm 9eborener gneIdnber, geitors |
ben, Der bpr bier Sabren bon ieinem
Batter, einein reiden 8rauer, s95, 900
srbte. Gr bat in Der fur3en 3eit 9l0es
bis auf ben lebten Sent our6sebra9t.
= Der 5iterreidiide Raifer traf am |
in Berlin elm unb purbe am |
8abnbofe bon 2aiisr @iIbeIm, grins |
beinri6, Prina 8ismard unb 6eiIen
Sobn Serbert, Sen. bon DioItfe unb |
Sen. bon 8IumentbaI empfansen. |
Srpbe Menidenmufen braGten bem
Yaite beseiiterte 9odrufe. SIN 9aIait |
'mpfinsen ben &aiisr bic aaiierin 9lus |
3uIta unb @rtaiierin Sriebrid. Berlin
It feitIid beforirt. .-Sn ct. Betersburg |
.eet man Sem 8siu6 bes &aiiers 5rans
Soiepb feline politiide 8ebeutun8 BEL |
inb betra9tet benIeIben IsbisIi9 ais |
linen gltt Der Sbfli6teit.
= SnfoIse ber ruIii6en 1bdtisteit |
n 9lrmenien Idbt bic Iiirfei bic 8es
ieitisunesnerte su GrSeroum nit fiebers |
,after giIe beritdrfen. = Die Iebtaes
iannte Ma9t bat aud @rie1enlana
u beriteben seseben, baB iie iebsn 8ers
ud, Iruppen auf 9reta su Ianoen ooer |
ben bortisen glufltanb su ermuntern,
lIs einen casus belli betra6ten iperbe. |
-gs beibt buB bic 8uGen i'm ssn;en |
Rautaius irreeuIare &eitertrupps Ors
3aniiiren.
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bon Der Snbfeite.

Massie, cine 3o6ter bon @eorse
@arbner bon Gin StraBe, farb Diens
flag Rittas unb pirb am Donnsrfas
beeraben.
Wlar gbillips faufte Isbte @ode ei,
nen @runaer i'm @epi6t bon 750 pfunb
fir $50. gs III Elm 8ieisnf6pein.
Das bierte Stodlpert Der neuen Sci.
bsnfabrif 1T iertis unb Der 9au tpirb
iest unter Dad sebradt.
Sin iieben @oden aItes andbIein
bon pbilip Saar, bon @ilIop Strabe,
OberbaIb Srbins, farb in Der Wlontas
Na6t.
Gin iunser Suri6e namens @ibion,
Sobn bes Mebeers Sobn q. @ibion
bon Prospset Mpenue, perfu6te am
Sonntas auf einsn q. s. Central
8abnsus su iprinsen, ber bon MOun
tain Bari ;uriid fam, tpurbe unter bic
8d6sr ssidleubsrt un6 eines ieiner
Beine 70 beritiimmelt, bab es amputirt
ipsrben mubte. Der llnfaq fam Jpn
baS 2eben fpiten.
Wlit benz aeeen Der SauptipaEerr5bre
an 9rospeet 9lusnue 1T man bis sur
98iaotp Strabe eetommen. Die @rbeii
III cine febr f6pierise, ba Der er5Bts
3beiI bur6 bartes Selseeitein fubrt, bas
eeiprenet iperoen mub.
Die @onenipaarens uno bic anopfs
fabrif iinb idon felt einieer Seit ges
I6lofen uno beioe iper6en erit am 1,
Sept. ipiebsr in Betrieb ssiebt. Gtpo
$50 perionen baben baburH ibren Ser.
bienit eineebibt unb es beibt, bab meb.
rere Der @uffeber iid um anosrs StsI.
len umfeben iuereen.
Srib Braun, etipa II Sabre alt
fpuroe am Santitas Abenb furs mad
rbr auf bic AnfIa8e berbaftet, an be
Gde bon @eoar Npenue unb Gin Strab
auf sinen 4rbsitsr namens pittsbur,
einen S6ub absefeusrt ;u baben
Braun iteIIte suerif bic 9bat in Abre6s
aber er tparo bon mebreren 2euten &c
leben uno bonn Mnpor unter $500 8iire
| IHaft seiteut. Nuf einen 0snoHen DO
8raun namens 2elp, Der eIeihfans
Isidtiinnieer Wsiie mebrere Sdifs at
sefeuert batte, fubnbet bic gOIisei.
Die Gcroners Surp in 6em Sale bc
Sulia D'8rien taoeIte bic Stabtbeb6l
ben, neil iie bic Del. & $. 60. mid
, sssipunsen baben, Sdusbarrieren q
Der llnsIadsfdits ;u erridten.
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@ebt sem @Olfe Sreibeit.

Sc bat Ianse eebauert, aber en6lid
erbsben iidb oenn bod aud in Der ames
ritaniiaen 9rsfe einseIne Stimmen sc.
gen ben puritanii9en Sonntass;pans.
glm Gntf6iebeniten bat ii6 iiber bieien
gunft neusrbinss bas ,9biIaoeIpbia
transcript" ausseiproden, tpeIdes foI'
senSen beadtsnspertben MrtifeI bonn
Stapel IieB:
,,Nun, meine 2ieben, labt unS uniere
barten 86pfe auiummeniteden unb Mits
tel unb Mese anseben, um unferm Bolt
einen frsisn Sonntas su peridaffen.
Sin rs6tbanbeInbes, unternebmsnoeS,
rs6tIi6 benfsnbes, eeiebadtenoes Bolt
iollts peribnlide, biir9erIi9e uno reIis
eiDie 6reibsit boben.
,,6reibeit beoeutet niht 9lusidtpeifs
une. Wenn Dies Elm freieS 2anb lit,
70 loate iebem Dianns uno ieoer Srau
bic @sIeeenbeit seeeben iperoen, ibr See
ben ,u eeniebsn, ipie es ibnen ain 8eiten
sefdat, 70 lanse iie ni6t Die beleioisen
oeer betdliisen, ipelde fid ibres Das
Ieins in elmer anberen MelIe erfreuen.
Die S6ranten ioaten nieberserihen,
bic Sineerniiie beleitiet iperben.
,,9ie Blauen @eIebe beS 9uritaniss
mus miiHen ipiberrufen unb freibersise.
IiberaIe 8eitimmuneen in bic @eiebbii'
der aeIebt iperoen. sSn feinem 2anb'
Gurppas tpdrbe has Boil, baS Dor
@onar9en bebsrri6t pitO, bic aber'
pibisen unb tprannii6en @eiebe ertra'
een, ipeIde uns isbt bemmen unb unter'
Srtdeu. SO miibte uno es ioIlte ein'
9lbbilFe eeben.
,,9ie Sorberuns nab Sreibeit in ih'
rer peiietcn 8soeutung nimmt itiiublid
,u. llubulbiumfeit bat bic Idneite Bel
sebauert. Die Sanbidrift 1T ba al
Der @anb Der 9igotteris. Die @rIbi
uns ift sur Sanb. Die Stimme be-
9clfss 1T psrnommen. Die 5reibei
BAT bic sSeIisln gsIodert, ipeIde tie 1
lanee sebunoen. Balo iperben lie fort
seIdleueert ieiu.
,,Sie 9eit gum SanbeIn 1T bo
9abi uns suiummsniteben fur bic Sad
css @oIttS. g9r bsbiirfen mebr plat
Der grboIung un6 Der Grbaltine fl
ieoen Gag in Der Mode uno perlanee
bic 8erItattung, uns unIere GrboIun
,u Iu6en, fpie lie unierer eiBenen 9Se'
ISnIi9fsit sufast.
,,g9ir forbern bas 9iedt, Su ehsn III
,u trinfen un6 @ott su bisnen, ipie
uns sefdat. Die Sonne iHeint Q
Somtdeen sbenio, tpie an iebem anb
rem Gag, bic IbseI iineen, bic @inl
tpeben, bic 3biere iin6 fr6blih unb ipi
len. Die @siebe iolItsn eednbert tps
ben, um su seisen, bab mir elm frei
Ioif fin6. Die bIaueu @eIebe fl
perroitet, unnlb unb itinfen gum Sir
mel. @ebt uns Nluiif unb Bier Ii
Ieidte @eine i'm garf, in @drten Ii
4 Wluiiiealen. 2obt bas Bolt ii6 {
freuen an Dem, mas ibm sessben 1T.
,,Gs CAB cine 3eit, no Stun II
/ NluIif licb nidt bersiasn IieBen. 8
II Spdlisens bat bns PrObIem eeIf
y Die Spslunie III fprteeiGaift, bic Din
. unb ibr aumpan finb BON unIern ma
iamen BsbDrben bel Ssite Sebrdu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
1rdsbeit Der Sfieren ut Elm ses
f6hrfifhrr RrhIer herfeIhFu


9m 3uitano Der llntbdtigteit esraiben iie
RAID anStr OrouuHa. Stne bortnddieeH nno
berbdHenibooIleu eebtH. Die 9Eisbtide Rie
rsnfraHfbsit Huo 9uderrnbr ftellen fih nit
f&redliAer Siherbtit Elm. iobalo Die 9isreE.
tbdiiaieii beilaet BIaisHfatarrb, earnbs.
Iapsrbe nnb 3iDone Fno bic fat unUrmso.
lihen GoIgen elmer partiellsn qdbmnua Der
Dlals. Die burH edpdHe ooer 9rdebtit Der.
islbeu pernriaHt wirb. 6oitettsr's Magsu.
biitsrs III Elm wobIihdiia mirfenOes anrtetHoes
Ritiel. oas bic fbdtigtsit Der in Rsee itebsn.
ben OrsaHe foroert anf Osfen @irfuneen man
I'D peTlaIfen fann, pbne ben iibtrgroben Neil
befiraten 5H mhHeu, peIdber bdufs Die 6oIgt
bes eeHuiFes Der esm6buIih i'm pnnoeI Dor.
iommenbsn Hidt msbbinif6 pr6pOrirttn sti.
muIanien 1T. aIs mtiiere moblibdtiae Birf.
una ees Bitters III ansufibren. oab ts omh
Die @i.berberfenuug Der aftiorsidbigftit Der
RisTen eieleIben In etaHb iskt. oas 6utd bic.
lelbeH paiIirsnoe Blut bon alien llnrsiniefeiteu
40 bsfreien, HeIfe 70 bduF9 Rbeumatismns
nno @aIIsFfuft utruria4eH. RerboFtdl, Bic.
bsr unb RattieItii, Berhopfune un0 9bspep.
ia iperosH bura Oas Sitttrs iibsrIuuHssH.
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Das 2baI abw arts.

SabInrbillr. r.-3apIor, NuIberin &
60. baben ben Gontratt fir bas neue
@ebau6e auf Der 8anipm armsnfarm
erbaIien uno Der 8aupreis 1T sl7. 500.
Der 8au mub bis gum SuIi 1890 fertis
Iein.-9ie SamiIie @sorse 9ebr, an
Der SibIep, berIpr am Ulittipo6 ibr
iansnes ainb Our6 ben 1oo.-9ie 2as
daipanna 1OipnIbip Sdulbeb6rbe bat
ipieber ale frdberen 2ebrer uneeiielIt.-
Serr gfr. Bat bate Iebte @ohe sipeis
fa6su 8eiu9, nsmIid feline Mutter bor
Buffalo, q. g., unb feline SdtpieeerelI
tern. Serr uno 5rau s. Gissnrane, bcr
Baltimore, Mb.-
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aus sem oberen Sbale.

-Sobn Br5dsr bon Gr@baIb, Der
in ben letten Sabren bem Nbbslssi6dft
bon Speenep in pedpiue boritanb, tarb
am 9ienftas lebter Do6e i'm NIter bon
81 Sabren an Der ausssbruns.
= gairid DluIen, elm Subrmann
auf Der Bauerei bon Sobn Ssrmnn in
@reenbiae, fieI am Samitas bon elmer
2abune Seu un6 auf ben 2Opf umb brad
bas @euid. Gr mar auf Der StsIs
tobt.
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Hnnmnrs.

= Die bisfee SduIbeb5rSe bat ;piss
ber ale 2ebrerinnnen aneefteIIt, nit
Nusnabme bon Rate 2enneop, bic abs
lsbnte. Vim 10. be. iperoen bic SaIaire
feitseiest.
s9- 9Offer, Sanbtaiden, Riemen
etc. biais in 8rOipn's See SiSs.
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Staai Sbic, Siabt SclsbO

Staat Sbic, Stabt Golebo, I
9ueds County, s. s.
lyranf 5. Cheney tsl9pSrt, bae sr Der 6lisrs
partnr esr 6irnia .. 8. Cheney Sc 90. III,
pflhs GtIdGftf In btr Stabt IoIsbc, In cbsn-
ssnannttm County unb Staats, tbut, uub baB
bsIaste 8irma bic Summf BON tinbunbsrt
Dplars fur itbfn 6aa aatarrb bs,abltn pirb,
Der bur4 ben @sbrauH BON Saa's 8atarrb Sur
niht erbeilt pfrbfn fann.
8ranf 8. Gbtnty.
9tIhpprtn spr mir unb unttrlhritbsn in
mtinfr @fstnpart am 6. Sepi. u. D. sc.
{ s;,,d) ". gB. 8ltalOn,
I s" bTtuilihsr Notar.
9all'e aatarrb Sur tpire tnnfrIih ssnpm-
men unb tpirft sirsft auf has 9Iut uab bic
fbleimietn Sbnldhen bfs Spleme. eabt
GuG umfunif .3tusuihs fUmmfn. .. 8. Che
nts & Co., 5eIteo, 8.
No. gHfauft BON gpOibsftrn, rs Gents.
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ssefferm 0reNeb Beef.

anber ben juei garIaouneen ;us.ri6tetes
6Ieiid. oas mir Weontaa uu6 DonnsrItaa q.
aaltsl; smPfansea mir tdsIit frii@ gsf&la@.
tstes 6leild pom eanoe, fttf9e nn6 &aIt.Gier.
Butter. Sdie uno ean6probufte iberbaupt.
Nlr baben ferner einen gorratb Der beRen
Bologna gsnrf. frifde nno geialjene S4uI.
tern. Rtppen. 9bu6s, Muuoithde etc. llniers
Bolosnapnrf iibertrifft ale anbers.
Gale & Go,
IA f0t aadauanna apeuue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15
Trane Gtetter, IT,,
Gotel nnb 0aderei.
@fainftraRe, Qpbe Rarf, Ra.

1EHEHItrHRtt PVUk RHEtI va
@arme nnb falte Gpsiien fuo ju isbsr "a.
gesjeit ju baben. Strides eager itete an
Bapf, ioiuie @sins. eiquore uHb Gigarren.
Die nit meinem Sotel serbunoene Dd6erei
Iiefert elm bo9lsIides 8adiperf, unb ueFbeH
alle BsItelnHgen prompt uno biIi9 bsfprgt.
"a Grauf Sfettsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15

so Dueeut DamsnIiriimpft, rtsuIGrfs ga
brifat, bibiG ssfrsifi, prsis 25, ifst is Gents
ene paar.
rs Dnssnb Idpass stinbnlrimpfe, BON 10
auf 6 Gfs. bsrabstftbt; fernr 25 DuBtnb
ainbnhrHmpfs, l6pari uub pfie ssfrsift
suie AuaIitSt, ppn is auf 8 Gents.
500 Gorittts, Gr6bs BON t9 bic 80, prtis
BON 40 auf 25 Gents berab.
300 GOritttr, LIBERAL fir so Gis. psrfanft
feet 80 Gsnts.
SO DuBrnb 3afdsntidsr fir Damtn nsi-
fft Muifsr, ppn 10 auf Gts.
q DuBenb seripptt Damsn-8sfs, BON 35
auf IS Gents.
galtrissan Damsn.9shs, cute AuaIitat
BON so auf 81 Gents.
so DuBsnb Srrsn- galbrissau, nuI bunfsl-
unb btabraun, prsis So ifBt 25 gsnts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-08-15

@tartifts Stusn 8aIbrissan, friibr $3.50,
ifBt ii Gents Gin Nn5ug.
3psi polIs aifeH esmiitts StrrsnfriimPfs,
f3 Gts., brd paar fur 25 Gts.
tinlauneirtf SsmSsn, ifarfs 9ruif unb Riidsu
2inntnbultn. Sals- uub armbtiaB bon dius
rant, ppn rs auf 43 Gents berab.
300 Spnnnlbirme, lhparj unb farbtg,
perib son 50 bic S5, nah sisner Babl fir 81,
$f.25, $3.50 bis su $1.95 fur bic btifsn.
Saldtnubrsn. @el6msibe, Wanbubrsn,
RtInlhmisbpaart, SiIbrpaare, S6nbr,
gipiipns unb alss int SADIE BON 6dnep gBaa-
rsn nm 25 grojsnt nitbrissr ale irstne Gin
Saus in btT Siabt. aauaeute pom eaHbt
Iclisn bfi uns ppripre@tn. g8aaun serIanft
,u Stem yorftr Sobberprsiisn, ppbti ibr bic
8ra9t ipart. Ssip psiis unc fault bel uns.
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@edieI, @aiIase Sener ; eebens geri. 6ei9dft

WI e. kA1S9S1n
gtabIirt 1859. astnu, Scranton, pa.
@ ed II aufal earne In bdkbigu Brdstn
SmfffsIheire iu pahaenm abr aae SbdfH
eI iobI uprmitd ppf8uins.
bu gBdk
Waent ba en- efbms 8eF@uunss- 6deaHah.
@h
mp n mdbigen Ratn
aQe SHu6erifad
eifspdfft pHbsn In tirefn 8tf bfers.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
6RM6ND,

EDIIED ID i r. W zA0IIJ17I71V,
6RMdND, FLORIDA.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24

producers. do not suppose anyone In
Egypt could give statistics concerning
hen production. Eggs might be expressed
to the United States and have vitality
still left in them, but | doubt it, There
are no eggs here worth shipping abroad
for incubation.
You ask ''Could native who is posted
be induced to emigrate, if position was
offered him, and could he speak so as to
be understood?" asked an expert long
ago, when I was exploring anincubatory,
if he would go with me to America. He
said he would. AS to one speaking SO as
to be understood, there would be no diff
Guilty in the way on this score, if you could
understand Arabic. Youcould get along
with him swimingly in his native tongue.
Ii | could talk to you for an hour
think / could produce in you an incuba-
tory fever, which would never be allayed
until you had learned Arabic and had
your Egyptian expert in Florida, running
an incubatory, with capacity of 1,0OO,-
600 chicks in a season. And if can aid
you l am at your service in all capacities
except that of Arabic teacher.
JOHN CARDWELL.
Cairo, Egypt.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24

much more brilliant than in fishing. For many
years he has had time to indulge in
either SPORT but he has looked longingly
forward to some happy day in the future,
when he could fish and hunt with clear
conscience and likewise with some probability OF
success Florida, my dear reader is the Sports
mans Paridise, and Volusia county is in the Ter
restrial Eden. Here you find Deer, Turkey Rab-
bits, Quail, Doves and Wild Pigeonsin abundance.
One can fish all day long in the lakes, and the st.
Johns river, near by, and catch something tool
And if ambitious of better sport than the lakes
afford, he can go to the Ocean, only twenty miles
away, and catch muHet Sheephead, Bass and
other excellent edible fish in any quantity,
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24

Physicians are justified in denouncifg
proprietary medicines which claim to cure
everything A medicine, for instance, that
will cure rheumatism in one person, will not
necessarily cure it in an other, for the condi
ton causing it may be different; but Malaria
is always Malaria. and Shallenberger's Anti
dote will destroy it in the system in every
case. Ii you are suffering from malaria you
will know it, and this medicine will certain
ly cure you. Sold BY Druggists.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
THE SPORTSMAN NOT FORGOTTEN.

We trust that we have convinced our readers
that DeLand and Lake Helen offers all the need
full physi intellectual and moral inducements
that can be required of any place, and that they
have fully resolved to make it their future home.
The average man remembers when he was a small
boy it was his greatest desire to go fishing"
th0ughhe whispered to his friends that he seldom
caught any ything-not even bitel AS he grew older
he used to steal off into the woods and pretend he
was hunting. but his success in that lipe was not
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
IMPRESSIONS OF DELAND.

My impressions of DeLand, on viewing it from
the balcony of the Parceland Hotel, was that it
was one of the prettiest cities in Florida My con-
viction, as 1 viewed it from the balcony on the
third story of the University building, was that it
was without exception the prettiest in Florida.
Most Florida cities convey theimpression under a
birds-eye view that. like Topsy, ':.they. just
growed." DeLand shows every indication OF hav-
ing been carefully planned and developed in ac-
cordance with ,preconceived design. 1t is city
of ample spaces, with park-like stretches OF the
original pine forest and a vast area of orange
grove within the city limits. The Parceland H otel
has an orange grove on one side and an acre OF
lofty kissing pines on the other The Car
rolton is on the Boulevard, almost in the geo.
graphical centre of the town, and the Putnam
House and the Floral Grove Hotel are in the very
midst of empowering orange trees. So it is with
private residences. Most Of them areether in the
midst of orange groves, or are situated on one
side of the lot with orange trees filing the remain
der. From any commanding point the city looks
like vast orange plantation with clustering
town in the centre, and houses dotted here and
there amid the verduous foliage.-C. H. ones, in
letter February, 1888. in Times-Union.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
For THE FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT.
Seasonable Hints.

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Never let the birds suffer for want of
fresh, pure water.
Build roosts low for large breeds, and
don't allow chickens to go to roost too
young, as it will make crooked breast
bones:
Lime is the cheapest and best article
for cleansing the poultry house and coops,
and frequent use of the whitewash
brush and thorough dusting of lime
will keep thequarters sweet and clean and
free from disease and vermin.
Chickens do not need to be fed, and
should not be taken from. the nest until
twenty-four to thirty-six hours after
Matching When it is time for them to
come off they will let you know by COM
ing out from under the hen. If the chicks
hatch slowly, the first Matched should be
taken away when they try to come off,
and put in a warm place and kept until
the last Matched are strong.
1t may not be known by all that hens
will do better without a male running
with them. When hens are kept just for
eggs for market or home use no cock need
be kept. Unfertile eggs will keep much
longer which is an important item in this
climate, especially in summer AS it is
not best to hatch chicks later than from
May LIST to 10th, it would be best to re-
move the male birds after that time.
AS summer is approaching look well to
the sitting hens, as they will hatch more
mites than chicks. Tobacco leaves, snuff
and air-slacked lime areall good prevent
ives, and will not iniure the eggs. If
the little pests have already gained afoot-
hold, whitewash the coops and burn out
the nest-boxes, putting fresh nest mate
rial in them, and dust coop nests and all
with air-slacked lime. Ii you have hen
just Matching and has mites or lice in the
nest give her thorough dusting with in
sect powder, and if they are on the chicks
dust them with it also, especially about
the head, where you will usually find them
the most plentiful. 1t will not harm the
chicks in the least. G. q. p.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
Go to DeLand and Lake Helen, Flor
ida, the Most Delightful Places
in the South.
WHY GO TO DELAND AND LAKE HELEN ?

We reply, because they are not only two of the
most delightful places in Florida, but are uni
versally conceded to be among the healthiest
places in the Union
DeLand, in Volusia county, is located on the J
T. & X. W. Ry., about 100 miles south OF Jackson
vile, in one of the best orange growing sections
of the State. 1t occupies the middle of a large
plateau that is twenty miles long and five wide
originally covered with yellow pine forest and
suited to fruit and vegetable raising and the or
ange plantations are peculiarly thrifty; indeed
che town presents the appearance Of a great villa
situated in the midst of luxurious orange grove.
Lake Helen is five miles from DeLand
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
For Sale.

choice property corner Wisconsin avenue and
Grove Place, near Woodland Boulevard DeLand,
Florida. House OF nine rooms, large porch on
two sides and shed in rear. Location high; rain
water tanks with brick filter; size of lot 247 141OO
feet on Wisconsin avenue including fifteen feet on
Grove Place, by 800 feet deep from center of Wis
consin avenue to center of back street. Planted
in orange trees of choice varieties seven Mulberry
trees one Pear tree, three Peach trees, eleven
Guava bushes OF choicest varieties, four Scupper-
nong Grapevines on arbOrs, seven hundred and
thlrty-four budded orange stock and more to be
budded, Bermuda lawn, Oleander trees, Grape
Myrtles, Cape Jessamine, Pampass Grass, Spanish
vines etc. On side walk are oak trees sour or
ange tree, Umbrella tree, Magnolia tree two OLE
and rs. Price, $4,000 cash. Apply to E. W. UHLER,
Thomasville. Georgia.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-04-24
AS AN EDUCA TTONAL CENTRE,

DeLand offers rare inducements to parents who
desire the education of their children to be carried
forward while they are temporarily away from
their Northern homes, or who are looking for
some good Institution in which to place them per-
manently until their education is completed. De
Land has an Academy, which is in reality a Col
lege for both sexes inferior to nonein the country
in character with experienced and successful edu-
Gators at its head.