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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
GtnhnB fatboliiGer Wftiiios
ndre.

Der GinHuB Der tatboliiden Miffomdre
auf bic SiIouns unb @rSisbuns Der Snbias
usr bes 0stsrs bot iid iinsff In 5ust 5dIs
len pom beioubersr 8eoentuns tunb ssse:
ben. Sc bsiraf bic @erbanblunsen nit
ben @birpsuas auf Der Wbite garib unb
Neo Gate Rsis,patson tn Winuslota unb
nit ben Siour auf Stanbins &od tn Da:
tota. Sn beioen 5dusn banbsIte ss fid
barum, bic Subianer 81 bepsssn, einen
Eaeit ibrer iibsrsroBsn Eeisrpution an BITE
&esteruns su psrtaufen, bamit bsrfsIbs Der
antebelnns et6ffnet wsrben Tonne.
3ufoIse gonsrsBbsidIuifs srnanute
81dfibent 5arriion brsi @ommihdre, wsIs
DE NIT ben @bippsua's auf Der @bite
&artb unb auf Der &sb Gate &sierpation
uon Neuem unterbanbeln ~folten. Inter
ben ~ernannten g%ommifdrsn befan6 f4
aud Der bo9w'ife Warip 0. S. b. pom
Datota. Die SsrbanbIunsen nit ben
@bippeuas auf Der Bbite gartb &sisruas
ton, psIds fi3 felt mebrsrsu Sabrsn reiuIs
tatIos binse3osen battsn, uuroen isst burd
ben ginfluB bss Bti9ofs our 3ufrisosnbsit
beiter Barteien 81 stnem 9ebsihIt9en Ab'
iGIuB sebra9t.
Dis Siour auf Stanbing Rod 3.isten
li9 nod ueniser ausdnsIi9 aIs anfdn9li4
bfe @bippewas In Winnsiota. 9ie SdIpts
hinge Citing 8uu, Sobn @ruB uno @au
baitsn tire NnbSrser 70 initrutri, baB fe
uis Elm Wann fi4 seasn ben 8Ian etnss
Yertaufss ertldrtsn. llnb bic gommiifion,
uelde I'm uorisen Sabre bic Gssntur be-
futte, tonnte i9lieBli9 mad monateIanaer
aibeit nur % Stimmen 3u @unftsn 6es
gertrases aufwsiIen. IS wurben ioaar
Drpbunsen Iaut, isbsn Snbianer Su tSo'
ten, Der ben 8ertrus untsrSei9nen pirOe.
Oas e,ife srfreuIide 8si9en tam pom
ben tatb oliiden Snbianern her Wifion
auf Stanbins Rod. Ser Wiifiordr bate
ben 2euteu bas A%nnsbmbare unb 8ernlnfs
tiae bes Guerbtetsns srtldrt. Die 5oIse
bauon mar, baB bic fatboliidsn Siour
tros Drobunssn uno 0eripottunssn ben
8riras untsrsei9netsn. Stnterber fisI
au& Sobn @rab ibnen 3u n banu ielbit
Der Sduptlins 9au. Daour4 mar Der
@rfols sefidert.
Die faibolidsu Wiiionsr unter ben
Snbianeru bes Rorbmsftens werbsn msiff
BON ben bohw. Benebictiusrudtern unb Don
ben bo4p. Srau3istansr Batrss perisbsn.
Su Der iin9ften Sabres priammIuns Der
abibsiIuns fur SnoianetsW tfonen. wutbs
beri9tst, baB BITE fdtboIiidsn Wtlfonsn
bort bereits 81 Sdulsn nit elmer S9llsrs
3abl Don S,4S7 beiten.
80 bisisr Sdulen fub i~ossnannte &oft:
idulen, tn psI9sm BITE Sdalsr auBsr benz
rnteui9t ou9 &oft unb &lsiber e,balten.
gu bieisn S5uleu aibt bic Resieruns is
mad OFT nnb I'm itaubsn einen 3ui9uB.
wis aud bic S9ulsn Der Yrotsitantsn ets
nm iol9su srbaItsn. &uBsrbem unterbdlt
BITE &ssteruns ibre sissnen S&uIsu fur bte
Sabiansr. 49,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Str6fi4e WeutsRetten.
Il q b.

Sianore Greaorp malt fur bte tatbos
liiSs lniusrftdt In Waibiuaton ,rpei arose
@smdloe. Das cine 1T elm 8ortrdt bes
ameritanii&en Yionter5if5ofs Sobn Cars
toa o Salttmore unb tos anoere sin
8ortrdt bss esten Brdfbsntsu Der Ser.
Staaten, Gen. Baibirston. Sstbe @e;
mdloe ioueu iebts urb Iinfs pom benz
sroBsn 9smdlbs Bupf SEQ XIII. In Der
arobsn Sale Der ~tbeolosiiaeu 5atuItat bes
llnips, fidtsectdabss anesbratt uerben.
Oas Bortrait bes 81. SatetS, ein 0ert
Res berlbmtsn WaIsrs usoIiui, 1T Gin @es
i4ent bss 81. 8a!srs.
@rsbt6eefe WiImaufee.
gom Ysbrer Seminar 3u ct. 5raneis
Bel N~iIuautse, ISIS, pirb unS mitae.
tbsilt, baB bsr bodp'te 5err @r3bii&of
N. SsiB ben bo9p. Germ W. 8laens
sruber. btabsr Yfarrsr Der st. Ri.
9asl's : 8emsinte tn WtIuaufee, aum
Reetor bts %eeuarntsn Ssminars unb hes
Bio Nouo @oaeas eruannt bat. Sis Irbt:
idbrisen 2aisn' Brofeforen psrbsn aud in
nsueu Stubisniubre an ben e%euarntsn GIN:
ifalten wstterptrten. Die @mennung bes
bo9p. Srn. &ufsnsruber piro Dor &Qeu,
pts ss nit benz 2ebrer.S Seminar moblmei:
men, freuois bssriBt wsrben. M65ten
f9 fur bas nsue S9uliabr In ct. S,aneis
redt uisIe S6bne beutidsr fatbolilter 81
tern iuosn, um flt fir ben bobsn unb lido:
men Stdnb be5 faibolijhen 0oltSIduLIsb:
re,s cine 70 bsutid' stinolt9e unb s,inrs
LID faiboliide 9orbilouus Su psri4ufisn,
ME fs Der Wirbs uno ben aufsaben ei,iss
Stanbes sntip,i9t unb In Der trffflidsn
anffuIt Bu Ct. 5raneis ssboten pirS. Das
9e%brsrieminar gu ct. 5raneis, Dor Is
Sabrsn pom isf. Or. SalBmann unter benz
isI. Srn. Biidof W. 9snni NIT bsutf6sn
Rittsln ses,iluoet, ioute idon tebbalb,
neil es cine bsutide Sttftuns IN, allen
tatboIii8en Deutids ameritaneru Iisb unb
weItb fem.
apoftoItf9ss Sic. D%atota.
Siour Sails, 9af.-llsbsr bic Bens.
bittiner. W titons nntsr ben sSn.
bianern tn Oatota brinst Der vDatota @a:
tboltc" iolssnbe Noti5sn: Su 5ort Gotten
iinb TN Gaufrssiitsr 298 Gaufsn pom gr,
wa1leuen uno uon $40 Rinbsru eiuastras
gen. SIN Sabre 1888 purbsn 81 @rs
pa9iene unb SO Rinbsr g%stauft. l46
6,nosr bsiudsn bic WiiRonsi9uIe, ll2
tommsu In bic S@uIe Der ususu @tifon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20

Sbr tenut, e~brparbtss Sriber, BITE 3stts
psrbdItnthe. auf Der einen Seite iinS bic
Meni5en pom elmer unbdnbtsen 2eisuutb
6sieeIt, auf Der onberu Sette ergieBt i9
str Strom i@le9ter S3rifteu. @s tauu
tartm gei9tlbert werben, peI&eu S9abeu
bteie tastdsIi4 ben Sttteu uuS Der &elts
stOn 1ufisen. 0arum feb etfrts barauf
beba9t. bur3 Bitten unb Grmabnen unb
auf anbere 0etie bic @ldubisen BON jensu
uuGautern QueQeu feru5ubalten unb ie su
6eferr, gu fibren. Sebr nitlt5 ptrb es
fstu, uena unter euerer Iufi9t unb 2ets
tIns EasesbIdtter eri9etneu, ueIde benz
BON allen Seiten barsereidten @ifts 8stts
semdB eutsessnutrtcn, unb bic Wabrbeit,
SusenO unb &eIistOn i&tsen.
Geo KILL on bic pOrtusieFi6en Bti96fe.
1855.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20

Hereiniate Staateu.
Gorrelponoens.
BrpotIpn n, 8. Guo.,

Srootlp n, 0. Mug, 1889.
Sim Istten Isttsn Sonntog I'm Salt fanb
bic idbrIide 8eriaumIuns bes bistiaen Qus
r~smburser unterftisuuss 0steins fatt.
Sn berislbsu wurben bic 8samtsn fur bas
nG9its sSa5r erpdblt. Die alien Beam.
ten wurosn ale per 4iIamatiioa .pleber ers
loren NIT Gusnubme hes Sinan3. Sstrs=
tdrs, pel9er ben Poifen ni1t mebr beeleis
ben poute, an bsiIsn Stsue fam gerna,b
S5pau. aIs Slnan3 Sscrstdr. Ser
Serein bat 80 MitsIisber, Elm baures
&apttal BON $ll53.s7 Bis 3ur nd@fsu
baIhidbrIi4sn 8etiammluns wirb Der ges
rein 30 per Wo9e Sraussn @eIS be,aLlen.
Ster TT 9epiB cine id6ns @eIesenbeit far
etneu ieben 9antsmann ftd iir ben 8es
trag Don SO Gents monatli6 8 Dollars
per @ode I'm Rraatbsiisfaue ,u fidern.
Die Ste fsbsn, 1T Der @ereiH In elmer
uusgebsi6neten fiuanstsIen Page unb
BITE WitSlieoertahl libt III piini4en nbria.
9s 1T isbr ta boffen, bag mebr 2anbslsute,
bic seiitis unb t6rue,ltd ssiunb, pom au.
tenn moralii&m Gbaratter, f5 uns ous
idlteBsu. Gin Sob nod muB man ben
Vfitsltebern bss btefisen 8ereius ,ousn.
"a bat na& beitsm 8ifsn nod Rismanb
uatstttisun9 beSosen, obue poltommer
oa,u be,e4tist aewsien Al istn, unb obue
etsislbe auf Sas fIetnfte WaaB 3u bsi1,dns
Ten.
Soust bic Correspondent. Da Der
errtmburser unterftisunss : 9erein In
SiootIpn auf fold eiuer 8utsn, %seiunben
Bats beftrht, 10 ioatsn unlere 2anf sfeute
Don 3'w Dott unb Der llusssenb, bic De.
lesenbeit bsnuten, H1 bemfrIben bolbiaff
on1ufdlisseu. L'Upion fait la force:
9mbttt 1T Ma5t. Sc mebr WstsIieoer,
quite WettsIisber, meinen mir, lie lsi&ter
beffebt Der 9srsin unb is better tann e. TN
Nolbfaue bic Witsltebsr unite, iiisen. Mls
10 ibr Seem Yotter, 8rootlpuer, BiIs
ltamsburssr u. |. 10. i4lieBt eu4 Der 9es
isul@aft an.
ueber ba8 @ ommerfe1 bss
9ursmbarser Sabspenbsnt Club In G6icaao
entnsbmsn MIR oaS 6olaenbs Der ,Sqiuots
Staats' 8eitunS1 pom 10. gusuff:
SrSbIt&s sustmbarser.
gSie es an9eia9t rporbsn mar, 70 mar es aud
In Der Sbat, 9emiltblib unb In ieeer Besiebun9
jufrteoenlteueno, namlid baS neunte luremburs
ger Voltstelt oeS r9uremburser' Ssnbspenbsnt
Stub. baS oteler unr aus urgemItbIihen Wits
sIisSsrn duiammsnssisste 8ereia ssfsrn In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Sr6bH6e Surtmbureer.

gSie es an9eiast norbsn nor, 70 mar es aud
IN Der Sbat, 9emiitblid unb in ieSer Be,iebuna
jufrieoenlelsno, ndmlid has neunte Iuremburs
ger Noltstelt. bes -9ursmburssr sSSnbspenosnt
Stub. baS oieier uur aus ursemltbIih.n Wits
sIieSsrn auiammsnssisste 8ereia SsRsrn In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
Die stitatse 2eo'S XIII.

2afet erier 2i@t Iea@ten Dor ben Mens
iacu, bau1tt iie euere suten @erfe ieben.
t1ab Der 9err sebe eu9 basu Setnsn Sessn!
Geo XIII. an bas in 8arma eri5einenbe SIatt
Luce. (Geu9te), anidnS 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
@as fino mir? Sarfen ooer
Qmertfaner?

Die 2sbrsn Wohumeos u~srt6rpsrn BITE
BeIti9auuns Der Gdrten, bic Gsbrsn bes
@onfueius bic Der @btneien, unb bts drift
I,de Wslt III pOn ben 9s5rsn sSes
fus @b,titus sstraseu. Ot Nmeris
faner babeu f@ INNER stwas barauf su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20

BON Der %l1nbeHsdten gmpfdnsniB, mo P.
BtuS o. S. B. TIM paHoHenen Sabre 90
grpadiene un6 40 &iuber taufte. Sn
ben Euuiresifsrn Der Riiiou gu Sort
Oates finb 1854 Taufen per3eidnet, pon
weI9sn 1910 auf Sort Dates, 564 auf
ct. SerebtttS, $50 auf @ranb Rtper un6
Cannon BAL entfaqsn; i'm Sabre 1880
purbeu II @rpa1iene unb 26 6tnber bort
g~etauft. P. Wartin &enneI o. S. B. pom
Der abtei 3u Conception, 1T Sberer Der
Wtifon.
s1u8lano.
Seit GINGER 3sit war bas tir6lide 2ss
ben in Ositsrreid iur aufiduunse besrifs
fen. Ser &atbolttentag mar sIidli9 psrs
%lauien; bic Sauptftabt trissts bic llebsr=
ma6t Der Suosu iutt uno pdbIte uiebsr
einmaI 9riitlib; grtns 2ittenftetn bra1te
ben antrag fir bic confeifionsle S1uIe
elm; bic i%insiten Sti5ofssrrenuunsen Bee
riefen bur5aus entiGtepene Wdnuer auf
bic srIsbisteu Cite; bic pom Yapifs ielbsr
b~erufene Gonfsren3 Der 8ensbtttiuerdbte
muBte bod irsenowte bas geSIrfntB elmer
&eform pa9rufsn. Run tommt fir bas
aIte Sabsburser Retd eine ueue gefabrl
Die b65mii9en 8auern , iben tn bet Istten
9anbtasspabI ibrs tatbolti1sn Ritbirger
idpsr enttaui5t, tnbem lie ben rabttalsn
SunssgSs9su gum Sisse ue,baIfen. 8orz
Idufis omar brpbt barob bsm &et9e tetns
@sfabr, aber wsnu aud bic Edbitsu Wabs
len In ben &eidstas dbulid ausfauen iouz
ten, bann iit's UNI bic Maioritdt Der Cons
isrpatiusn seiGsbsn, banu ftnb aae Bemiis
bunssu Der EbattatboIiten In ben Glpens
Idnbern Sbsr6itsrret9, Sal5burs, EtroI,
Steiermart, gOrarlbsrs unlonit. 0ie 2is
bsraIen rs9usn idon barauf. Sbre 5ibrer
tbuu iid sitIi9 BET Der Eafel I'm Stifte
WsIt unb ~toaitirsn auf bic Ssanunseu Der
confsifion8Ioien S9uIe. Sn Wsle unb tn
SObmen 1T ebsn IaerIei mSsIt5.
Sei Der ON %. SuIi ~abse5uItensn 8tsts
tor: WabI an Der Ntabemie su Winifer
p&bIte man an erffsr Stsle Deb. &esie>
.runssratb Brof. Or. Stord non Der pbilos
iopbiiden Satultdt, an Suetter Stelle 8roz
fefor Or. 2ausen BON berislbsn SatuItdt,
on britter Stelle 9roftGor Or. u. Stdfsr
BON bsr tbsolosiitsn SatuItdt. Gum Des
Tan Der tbeolosf4en Satultdt uuroe Yros
ftior Or. S6pane, ium Detan Der pbilos
iopbiiden 5atuItdt YrOfsFor Or. Stabl
sewdblt.
Sic Ginuanoernug BON sSuben mad
8aIdfitna nimmt bstdnbis su. Ssute 1T
bic 3abl berisIbsn bel psitsm g,6Bsr aIs
bic Der mobamsbanii1sn unb 1tttli1en
Beu0Iteruus. Die Stabt Sauialem islbft
nimmt INNER u.ebr einen iibii1en Gbaz
ruttsr an. Bstauntli4 bat f4 etne iiraes
litii4e 9eisai9af. aur grIsi5tsruns Der
ausuanberuus Der Subsn in ibr aItss
StammIanb sebiIbet. Die msiiten Rinber
SiraeIs, bic In bas sslobts 2anS surittebs
rem iino Suoen aus &uBlano unS YoIen,
mo Re betanntIid fart Der 9oltserbitterung
ausseistt fnb. 9is s,fte Soc bes Cont
ties. tn ben, fid aud Der Baron &otbi4ilb
beiubet, par bic, aus ibren SdisIinseu
slderbauer au MAIDEN, UNI Yaldfttna tn
uirtbibaftlider 8sSisbuns In bic 66be su
b~riusen. Die uniberwinblt9e 4bneisung
Der Suben iberbaupt sesen iebe f5rpstIt1e,
unb Defenders sesen bic notwithstanding
slrbsit belt iebo6 bic meifien ginsewans
berten pom f1adsn 2arbs surid unb b,anste
fs in SeruiaIem ~3uiamusn, no Elm isbsr
trsibt, mas Ct MIL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
AGtung t8r 9at6ofiRen.
Die Gimme pes pern. gtas *.

Iir eriu6en gle tnftanbtsf, allen 6enen
nit eureu1 suten @illen unb eursr @uni #
be;3uftcben, bic, nit geiit 6ssabt unb nit
ssniseRoer &euutntB ausseriitst, f9 Oil
BITE arbett mu9en uub Si9er unb Seituns
ssr, our 9ertbeibisuns unb Serbreituns Der
tatboIti9su 9ebre per6fentItGen.
@nepcIica Tius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-08-20
aStnpufGer 2trdpen y RaItneer.
8om -Warc. 7.

Sonut. ben 25. &u8uit 2uSwis, SOr. D. s,
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

point in favor of the horse pump, and
that is, you are not dependent on the
wind for water, and no ''calm' can make
your crops suffer. With the windmill
your lifting power costs you nothing and
never tires.
g. Marsh system.
7. Majorica, Jaffa, Hart's Tardiff.
8. We send paper with full instructions
by mail.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

OF it Picked mushrooms are largely put
up in Paris; particulars of the industry
will shortly give. 1t can be made an i'm
portant adjunct to the resources of Flor
ida.--S. Sanders Neck, in Dispatch, Farmer
and Fruit Grower.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24
Editor Florida Agriculturist:

Please give me full Instructions for planting
Bermuda pasture What shall use for fertilizer,
so as to make quick growth? j. L. W.
Haines City, Fla.
Thoroughly break upyour ground. and
about three weeks before putting out the
Bermuda roots SOW broadcast 1000
pounds of cotton seed meal to the acre
and harrow in. When you get ready to
plant the grass run light burrows two feet
apart and drop your grass roots into it
and cover. If you have plenty of Bermu-
da roots, and wish to hurry up your past
ure, you can make the rows one foot
apart and the grass will soon cover the
ground. After the grass gets well rooted,
you can apply more cotton seed meal, or
any other highly ammoniated fertilizer,
broadcast without injury. Be sure you
want a BERMUDA pasture before you put
it out, for once out, it is out for always.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

This departments is devoted to answering such
questions as may be asked by our subscribers,
which may be of general information. Enquiries
of personal character that require answer by mail
should always have stamps enclosed.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24
LOCAL WEATHER BULLETIN.

The following observations were taken at the
office of the FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT during the
week ending Sunday July IA, 1889:
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

DOR SALE.-Ten acres of land between Winnie
Il missett and Lake. Helen, fronting on
spring lake. Price, 500 cash. Address, A. B.
CARTER, Indian River, GeOrgiana, Fla. 1928
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

INOR RENT-Seven room cottage on Rich ave-
II nue., near the Boulevard; convenient to bus
mess, churches, etc, Rent low. Address Box 35O
DeLand, Fla 29-31
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

HOME FOR ORPHAN CHILDREN.-Partes
III having orphan children in their charge and
wish tosecure a good home for them at reasona-
BILE rates should address 'ORPHAN,' care AGRCUL-
PURIST office.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

arrange AND LEMON TREES-A large stock
" of both old and new varieties at my nursery
two miles west of DeLand-Opposite brick yards.
A. s. MJJNSON 26-tf
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE for equivalent
Il property in Florida, orchard of 5000 trees
and Is acres in grapes near Richmond, Va. Send
for circular G. r. CULLEN, M. d., Waldo, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

DEACH LOTS and cottages for sale and rent
ID at Sea Breeze, opposite Daytona Address,
BRUSH 4 STEWART, Lock Box 81, Daytona, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

WTANTED.-A Scotch Cody pup trained
w dog in exchange for Golden Silver or White
Wyandotte, White Leghorn or Pekin Ducks. or
their eggs. E. M. AMsDEN Ormond Florida.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

JAMAICA SORREL PLANTS, BY NAIL 25 cts
- each 3 for so cents Prices of larger quanti-
ties by express will be given on application L. E.
FORSYTH, Lane Park, Lake Co., Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

MONEY TO LOAN on Real Estate and Per-
4H1 sona security. Address, DEARBORN,
JOHNSON & CO, Long Block, ST. Augustine, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

nor SALE AT ONCE-One dozen colonies Of
It bees, in Simplicity hives. Langstroth frames,
Colonies in splendid condition. For particulars
inquire of r. G. BUSHNELL, DeLand, Fla, EUGENE
A. SMITH, Winnemissett, Fla
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

A LIMITED NUMBER OF BESSIE ORANGE
N and "Aurantium' Pomelo for sale. JAMES
MOTT Orlando Nursery 36
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

'INO EXCHANGE-Orange Grove, Stores and
i Dwelling on Gulf & O. B. r. R., for city prop
erty, st. Augustine preferred For particulars ad-
dress w. V. FUTREFF, Yellow Bluff Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

r HAVE MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO SUP
/ ply pineapple slips to all who desire them at
$3.50 per 1000 for common red and $50 per 1000
Pinellas, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

wv ANTED-Orange trees, strictly first class,
w two-year-old buds. Address. naming varie-
ties, size and lowest price, N. p. Richardson Ocoee
Florida.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

Editor Florida AgricuHurist:
l. Will onions do well by the Marsh system of
sub-irrigaton?
2. low much tank room is necessary to irri-
gate half an acre, with windmill for power?
3. Cost of tanks?
4. Cost of windmill without pump?
5. Can | irrigate half acre with a horse pump
and at less cost for plant than with wind?
6. Which requires the most water, surface rr-
CATION the Marsh system?
z. Will you give me the names of what you con-
slider the three best oranges for market purposes,
something that has been tested in the markets,
and a good shipper, and at the same time adapted
to this section?
8. Will you please tell me just how to put in the
Marsh system of irrigation? What amount of
sand to cement and all The particulars, as wish
to put it in myself a small scale to try it.
About how much space will barrel of cement
cover? j. p s.
l. We havenever tried them but see no
reason why they should not do we'll
2. A tank OF 1OO-barrels capacity if
the water is used for no other purpose.
3. Wood, about $45; galvanized iron,
$50.
4. Wind-mills cost from $35 to $65 laid
down, according to make.
5. If you used horse pump and had
an abundant supply of water, you would
not have to put up a tank, although it
would be better to have it. In this case
it would be cheaper in the first place, but
we think the windmill would be cheaper
in the long run. There is one important
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

NOR THE FINEST STOCK of orange trees in
Il the State address F. E. NORRIS, Highland
Park, Fla. lott
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24
Editor Florida A Agricu1turiSt:

Editor Florida A gricuIturiSt:
intend, this fall, planting an eighth of an
in onions, and would like to know how cotton
seed meal would answer fertilizer? Also what
others would be necessary? When to apply meal
and quantity of it and other fertilizers? The land
is low, well drained pine land. 1t is only just
cleared, and is far from rich. T.
Punta GOrda, Fla.
Cotton seed meal is good fertilizer for
onions, asst is rich in ammonia 1t should
be applied at the rate of one ton to the
acre three weeks before planting your
seed-the ground, of course, being plowed
at the same time and afterwards har-
rOwed. After your onions are we'll up,
say the size of slate pencil, you can fer
tilize again with highly ammoniated
fertilizer at the rate of five hundred
pounds to the acre, and the same quanti-
ty when the onions commence to bulb.
Onions, to do well, must be we'll fed. If
the above amounts do not keep them in
a thrifty condition, add more.
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24
CHEAP COLU M N.

RATES-Twenty words, name and address one
week, 25 cts; three weeks, so cts
The Florida agriculturist., 1889-07-24

SIT. Rainfall too small to measure.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-02-01
A FIGHTING MUSKRAT.
How the Little Brute Attacked a Hunter
who Pursued 1t.

VINO Pursued Its
A number Of years ago. while | was
hunting muskrats In marsh on Long
Island Sound, there being several feet
OF snow on the ground, | CHANGED to
get myself in between one of these an
finals and his burrow, which hap
pcned to be the only means. beyond his
running away from me- that presented
itself for his escape. He took in the
situation at a glance, and was curious
to see what he would do about it.
Imagine my surprise when he started
to come down for me as fast as his legs
could carry him, and in a few moments
he was too close for me to shoot
without tearing his beautiful pelt all
! to shreds. for | at once saw that he
was an unusually handsome specimen,
and to thus spoil him would be great
shame When within about yard of me-
and his eyes actually flashing out their
meaning ut his thus being cornered
he, without moments hesitation
made a spring at me and landed on the
top OF one of my leather shooting boots
| a pair that came aooVe my knees, II
an instant he commenced tearing away
with his teeth at great rate, but be
fore he had bitten any thing but IN!
boot grabbed him ut the back OF hi
neck, and between throttling him ant
buinping his head against the heel o
my gun, he was rendered lifeless. Thi
formed the only case of muskrat at
lacking n man that has ever come II
me, and in this particular instance
admired the little brute's bravery al
the more after | found that he pos
sessed but three legs, one Of them hav
ing long since been amputated hig
up, probably in u steel trap, but tn
stump was perfect, and he had tn
blacklist hair OF any muskrat | eve
saw, Forest and Stream.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-02-01
HANGING IN THE BARN

,,ons the sl,y sweet airs are still
A'ons , ~ ,he grass tho moonbeams fall;
rrno, the night strikes sweet the triii
OF nightingale and whippoor"h,
And down the vale hear the eah
To Dancing in inc barn
All mel
So long ago it seems TO DC
That "Dancing in the barn
The torchlight falls ON each young iaoe'
AS. wheeling in the country dance
Now In, now out, our shadows chaso
Ahout the dear. old-fashioned place.
can aught in life so much entrance
AS "Dancing IN the Barh'
All, mol
For youth is fair, but II must go
Like Dancing in the Barn
nat ahl that nigh. when as OF yoro
heard tho annting old refrain
when Love is done, Vt comes no more'
Ana an NV heart how you were sorei
And yet my feet kept Tune aSa,
With Dancing in the Barn.
Too late;
The hour had struck OF lie anu ia'o
TO "Danc ng in the Barn.
Long after, in a crowded street,
A moor. old, blind man feebly played
Just where the town and river meet.
NV heart stood still my steps delayed,
For that old tune which stopped ana s'a1oe
Was dancing in the Barn"
And oh
What tales are told OF long ago
That Dancing in the Barn"
All moor Young love- Ithoughtyou deadl
And vet shed these sudden tears
After SO many silent years;
II seemed requiem DER your head
That "Dancing in the Barn"
But deep
In my poor heart that love doth sleep
With "Dancing in the Barn"
-Anaa +. De Hooen, IN America.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1889-02-01
The Ohio Serpent Mound.

The famous Serpent Mound, in
Adams County, o., where the Peabody
Museum OF American Archaeology has
long had workers unearthing the Sc
crets OF the strange structure, has been
bought and turned into magnificent
park, for perpetual preservation. 1t
is the most notable of all the mounds
of this country. Prof. Putnam has re-
Gently found reasons for reversing the
opinion that had been growing among
scholars, that this mound, and all SIM
liar structures, were the work of Cher
okee or Shawnee, or other historic
tribes Of Indians. He concludes that
ut least the Serpent Mound was the
work of race of men either identical
with the ancient Mexicans or akin tc
them. The preservation of our most
important and characteristic monu
ments of antiquity should engage moi
only our universities, but the Govern
ment. Harvard, with Prof. Putnam
has so far been left to do the work il
Ohio ST. Louis Globe Democrat.