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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-06
SSte itd) ciu fremoeS gprtdtspprt l1ier
befuGhrt.

Die Spaner baben Elm Sprt6port- ao
pellgrosom3u IN peuti4 usupteI III unseiunb.s @enn
Sie Sire ns.s pes ssS asr r f. bsssutst ees Orf ebs
3rnten no bic Batter etneS lredlien lIebss nnb Sis
WsrlaaIer ptelsr anberen unb e sebbren su ben ens
@sn S%na@5stten, aaf pelde has chen sitirte Spr9s
pi pntl ctetten Ds5ug ntmmt Das uebeI, aui peIdes
Sir anlpelea, t 8ebemmte Uerbauuns, fur beren Gins
sernns nno 9etluns SDtees MasenbitterS mebr se=
tgam Pat as trssno cine anbere ane ele Die me-
sSmil@e ss4eni9att tar eas ameritanti6e Bolt fpm=
Sn!I s 2at. peles taItenhe nnb resulirenbe Maseus
gg.r 1T nt9t nnr eaS MiteI CUR @ieberberieuuns bes
selnneea 3aitanpes Der se6ren unb sei6pa6ten 9ers
soaannSsorSane, oneern aud Sur Grneueruns bes sez
Bereem para9lir es bic Disppiitiou gu beumatismus
nno @,ersalseen rcttet bts Refine gu auaras Grtran
tansen gus penn Sorper aus, elm mdtts Dirfenbes Nez
peS GreIenalter5.
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MQerlef.

= Ser Nobembers Sermin bes Sun.
oesgeri9ts lit erbffnet. 4ls @roBae.
iUmorene funsiren: $. 5. NItgelt NOr.
mann, s. 8oenigt, @arl pantermtbI,
W.. VI. @or, Soiepb Muir. &. Ghoro,
blng. Matbias Sod, %. 6. Mbams,
9. U. 90bn, Nleran6er Wbiie, Guffob
Bielifein, 5. 6. 9amuon, Ridarb Siir>
pc, u. g. NcGraden, 5. 8arfielo,
george GIemins, @b. s. Rrieaer, &.
VI. 8onger, Grancis @o9ran.
- Sm 40. precinft bat cine Wabl
mttgefunben. IS 1T elm merifauiiGes
settlement. in pel6em ber etimmplab
gelegen. Der ernannte WabIridter Ser.
llanoe3 mar auf ieiaem poiien, aud Sc.
bhlfsmarf@dlle eri9ienen unb bic us.
gabe bon Stimmen Derbinberten, bis
Semanb 5ur STEELE iei, Ger euslil1 ipres
Wen tonne. I'm aebn ubr tam Elm Mmes
rltaner gum Stimmplab unb 0ernanbea
eriu9te ibn, ibm bsbiIfli9 3u (eiu. Das
gegen protefirten nun bic Wunbesbeam.
ten unb ertidrteu iebe @abI fiir lmge=
iebli9, ba Der 5timmplab nibt, tpie ge.
feBli9 bOrgei9rieben, Inn 6 Ilbr er6ffnet
tporbeu lei. Wenn es pabr III, baB
bic gsamten rgolfstidets" mitbradaten
uno bieielber 3u oertbeilen iudten, 10
otrfte eine unteriuGung bes Galles in
ber Orbnung iein.
= Gin gerabe3u tragii6er syal ereia=
nete fi@ biefer Sage bier in San Nntos
nio. 0err Winbmeper, elm angeiebe=
iler Garmer aus ber umgegenb BON
G9ulenburg, bet i'm SO. 2ebensiabre
fanb uhb felt 5 Sabren p6aig erblius
bet mar, unterwarf f@ elmer etaar.
Operation our9 ben bieRsen Mugens
Nr5t Or. Wm. Netter. Diefelbe geiana
gan3 iiber grwarten gut, unb Der oIte
9err gelangte nieber in ben Dollbefib
ieiner Sebtraft. Wie groB uar feline
Greube, als er ieinen Gobn mieberfab,
oehen 4utliB er felt 5 Sabren nidbt mebr
8eleben. M6rr bic 5reube iDlIte bon
furaer Dauer iein, benn i9on smei Sage
mad Der Operation uuroe 6err Winbs
meper bon eiitem beftigen 6alsleioen be.
fallen, Dem ct 9eitern erlegen iif.
= Die alamo, ,Brauerei erbieIt beute
IormIttag bon ibrem 2orresponbenten
IN 9tebrasfa bic telegrapbiIbe Witth.is
lung baB bic prObibition nieberae.
ttimmt iuorben iei.
= gei oem geiiern Nbenb i'm 3aiino
abgebaltenen Oamen. preistegeln erbieIs
ten bic ma6itebenben Damen preiIe:
Jran 5. 3aoi6, @isereams8eller frau
4O. Wagner, Seppidb; Grau Mrtbur
gantber. feibeues Sud; Grau gbuaro
Sreib, Wifitentarten.S teller; SRI. M.
@intber, Serbietten; SRI. 0uI6a Rums
mel, Sede; Grau gbas. 6ummeI.
S@eere; Grou 3. @ugelte. @aIa. unb
elfer.gh@ien; Grau gmilie Samp.
mann, aeu@ter; FRI. .. @rieienbed,
6ingerbut.
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gottespouaeuz. yaeu,grounfeIs. )

gGrrespnuaemz. Neu.graunfeIs, 5.
ytop. 1880. Das giienbabn unglad
| beute morgen ereigHete fi6 tur3 mad s
ubr. Der n6rblid gebenbe paifagiers
3ug bate bic STEELE cine 6tunDe porber
paiftrt. Ser Sngerieur unb sseuermann
ftno nod am 2e5en unb ste Ierate Dr.
unberbiu uno @arnooo fnb ber 6oF.
nung, bob Beibe nit oem 2eben bauons
tommen. Dem Geuernlann mar oas
re@te gein 3erquen1t unb es muBte am.
putirt uerben. Den umii6nben aemdB
6sflHoen fitb bic beibeu 2eute tuo5l. Sin
Sremler tam feboh bel bem unglaf
ums Geben. Die 9reitlebride uber Nn.
fabrt brad auerit, als 9otomotioe uno
eine In3abl Wagen bieielbe i6on pai.
firt batten unb auf Der Gauptbrnde ma.
rem. Wabrf9einli9 bur9 einen aewals
tigen Stob tuu,be bic 9auptbrhde bon
ben feinernen pfeilern gefoBen, uub
fltr3te NIT benz fitb barauf befinoIiben
3uge In ben 6luB; bic Briide laa etua
so SUB tiber benz WaferfpiegeI.
Sie Wabl cerlief bier iebr rubig unb
troB bes f96nffen Wetters mar bic Be-
tbetligung nur i9ma9. sSn ben 5
Wablbe3irten Der @taht erbielt Ger
@bas. 8. Nimib 230 @timmen unb
ni9t 80 Stimmen. tpie bic ,,grpreB"
beute Moraen fdlf6lid beri9tete. Sn
benielben 5 Besirfen erbielt &ep. s. N2.
9ornburg nur 10 Stimmen. Die fOIgens
ben Gountp Beamien wurben ermdblt:
@ountps sHi9ter: 4bDIpb @ieiede; 9is
itritt' unb @ouniDclert: H. Bobemann;
Sheriff uno Collector: s. %. 6alm;
4heRor: Gran5 @oretb; S1asmeiiter:
peter 2ea3en; @ountp. .8ermefIer: 4rz
thur @ourdbs; 6dute' SnipettDr: 8uit.
YfeuHer; Gountp. .@ommilfoner prec.
Wo. l: Gr. S9ol; Trieoensri6ter:
Soertampf. G. 8. 8uf9.
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tbun iDerbe, lDenn bic gntfheibuna au
Gua ten ieines iiingeren Nebenbublers
aus. blagen iollte. baran mo9t' er pors
berbanb gar ni9t benfen. Gin unbar.
tetliber 3ui6auer miirbe bielIeiht ouqee
H6ts Der 8efdbrbuua offer @uoste' lhen
Gebensgem0bnbeiten geantwDrtet habeu,
berielbe tuerbe fib aIsoarn fopfaber in
etn beliebiges anberes gbsbiinbniB }fiir.
aen, bns ibm dbnli6e BequemIiGfeiten
mte bic bisber genohenenen garantirte.
Mber i'd bdtte Geinem ratben mDaen,
/ bem fonit 10 gutmiitbigeu Wseulden
iol6 cine 8ermutbuug in's @eRdt au
lagen. Sd CLAUDE, bas bdtte Blut aes
foroert. Ser Diebere mar nun einmai
in Der reiOluten Stimmung unb nid1t
init ibm au lberasn.
Sruoel's Moma nabm. tpas er ibr
geia9t bate, quo gar nidt inerabaft
auf. sic bdtte i'm DieiIeibt iofort bic
wfeinung gefogt tpenn lie genau gemuBt,
Die tie nit 0aralb Ni9ter bran mdre.
Oieier aber in fsiner uneri9Spfi6eu
Artistett cling niht nit Der Gprabe bers
! aus unD oiente beniitbig einlpIbig bot
ibr, bic er iGOn aIs iiberlegenes Wedbs
den iiets ME cine &eipectsperfou bstrad,s
tet batte, aud heute nod = nad)bem fit,
bag WerbdlfniB beg Qlters nit ben esrbs
ren bod 10 gang 3u Der Dame 3ufries
oenbelt gsdnbert battle. STUN, sSrauen
wiien fi6 in bieiem ssaae au he.feu.
Die aus allju refpectbolIer 6erne Wers
ebrte wuBie i'm ridiisen 4ugenbIide ouf
bic 0eerbe ibrer iibrigen 8ewerber bins
3uoeutsn uno ben ib6nen Namen GU
bete nit beionoerem Wa6brud au belle.
gen, behen 8rdger i'm 8egriff lfan6, bic
ganbe treueiter Sreuuoi9aft gu 3erreis
Ben, neil. .,9ier ifofte bic Dame, faub
unm6gli9 bic WOrte, bie fie niGt fudte,
unD lieB err6tbenb ben TO iGb mit8Iiidles
ltsteitss Ibnung iibergofIeneu 6araIb
ielbtt ben Grunb 10 beoeutangsboler
Drobuug erratben.
Der iunge Maun mar nid,t auf Ben
&opf gefallen tinb rietb ni&t fd,iedat.
SdmmtIi9e In ben lebten breiaehu Sab.
zen bur9bnIbeteu slersernifie, Sr6ifun.
gen unb Bebenten tparen nit bem eiueu
6au6 bieies id6nen Munoes tpeaaebIas
fen. unb ct itbifte fi6 ebeu an, tpenu
au@ ettpas umifdnbIiner. gefiblboIIer
unb moiipirler Der angebeteten basleIbe
Gutmeoer-Sber bor3ui6Iagen, neld1es
BETTER 8uoefe bereits geIeiifet bate.
Aber als Der 10 treffli6 9ebenbe iiber bic
@tnleitung. iU3afagsu tiber ben alIaemeiz
men 5beil feines 0ortases, Der bod feline
perf6uli9e Grase itellte, binausaebie.
ben mar, tam iener Gubete in Ieibbof.
ter GeRalt In ben @arten beretu, unb
balb na9 ibm fam Elm orit!er, pierter
unb fiinfter @af. big Oas Oubeno poD
uno ieoe W6sli@teit ber1dmunben mar,
Der f96nen Wiribin bos 3u faaen. tpas
iein 9er3 Su betratben uno bas itriae
3u bernebmen brannte.
(Gortietnns foIst.)
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gtiefel ,ttt6 gdf1mhe.
V0[FS0N' s,
VOLFS0N s,


gen unb es wirb cine 1nterIu9ung iiber
bic urIad,e 6es anfalles borgeuommen.
Cine Oepei@e an bic ,RSlner
5eitung" aus ct. petersburg melbet,
bob elm lieutenant 59mibt, Elm ruff.
f6er 4rtillerie. Offi3ier, idulbis befuus
ben tDurbe. bic pldue Der 5efung
Rronfabt elmer frembsnMa9t (oermutbs
lid Seutidlan6) bertauft au baben unb
oaB er aud bereits oafnr BEN Sob burd
ben Strang erlitten babe.
= General Gaffelnau, Der langidbs
ri8e peri6nliGe Mointant bes Railers
Napoleon LII. uno Witunteraei9ner Der
@opltulatiou bon Seban, 1T in paris
geiforben.
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Bnalens slrntcassaIbe.

Die bette @aIbs ber Relt fit Sdmitte,
0uetidungsn, @eidairiire. Gieber- anb Saut'
Ausf4las, t5le6te. 9efpruueene Sdnbe, Erpf.
beulen nnb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa.
mOrrboioen ober ieine 1e3ablnng. g5lIiss
Satisfaetion sarantirt ober bas @elb tpirb
auriiderfattet. 2b Gents bte S&adteI. Bun,
gertauf in alien apotbeFea. Dreib, Stomp.
fon e Co., @bclefaIe.
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(Gortfetnns fOIst.)

Gin fraber bel Der armee ifebenber
Wunoar3t unb iebt bebeutenber 9rat i'm
otilihen Soma, maBte unIGnaif auf eis
nige Gage iein Seim perlalien; mdbs
renb ieiner Abpeienbeit beiam eiues
Der Rinosr eine i6were grtdltuug. ,uos
ranf lelHe frau iOiort eine Jlalde
eebamberloin's Cough RemebpS bolen
lieB. wtit benz er3ieiten @eiuIiate mar
he 10 3ufrieben, baB bel dbnli@en ;sdlIeu
3u beri9iebenen 3eiten bieielbe Webi,iu
seD.au9t tunrbe. 0aG eiseuer ueber.
3eu suna bebauptet ber Arst, baB es bos
5uoerldilisfe Prdparat segen @rfdItrua
ipdre linb before @rfoIse er3ieIe, als ir.
geno eines, mas er fe gebrauGt babe.
81 bsrtaufen bel H. Cohen & Co.,
6altsper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
Sroguiifsn.
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eterbett aidit int 6anie.

RoUGH ON RATS bertilst &atten, Ntdu1e
uno S1waben. Salbe 10 Gents.
RoUGH ON WORMS. Cine ii9ere @urm.
MeOiain. % Gents.
RoUGH ON CoRNs. llIifs 15 Gents.
2pt9b on Gum8bs.
We9en Snffen, ertdltuns, Seiferfeit, f@lim.
men SalS. 25 gents.
ROUGH ON ToOTHACHE. GtiIlt ie6en
3abnfdmer3. Is gents.
2eaurelfe Oil.
gerbinSert bic 8ilbuns bon RunaeIn unb
Galtsn in ber 9aut. 8erbitet bas @eltwerbeu
nno Altern ber Gefi@tsaise. grbaIt Sueenb unb
Gttfde in punoerbarer Weiie. $1.Oo srobe 8la.
fdea, bel alien apotbetern.
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- Im l. Nob. Rnb II, 1868 gaIen
Baumuolle, elm @ewi6t bon 1856. .859
pfunb unb i'm Wertbe bnH $945, ,O60
bon 8aloetton aus nod ausldnoiiGen
6dfsn berfdifft tporben.
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Bon ben 45OO 8olIeu 8ou,I

UDH DeH 45UU U0lIen U1ulfltDDlIe.
Del6e Der in Stem Oort perbrannie
Sampfer Geona selaben bate, finb uidbt
nlebr als ettuas iiber 300 berbrannt ooer
bur9 oas Geuer bei6dbist porben. Der
gDertb Der Sabung iowobl ME oes
S9iffes iel5it mar burG bic 8erHtbe.
rung bon geoedt.
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Aus &om wirb eemelbet: Ser
Papf tpirb cine Cardinals. gommiilion
aur untsrin6uns Der fO3ialen israae Elm.
leBen. 3um qrdhbenten iif au9eblid,
earbinaI MermiQob auserleben.
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6S siebt Nuseublide i'm menlMlihen qeben, mo man
nor S9perBen cerrudt pereeR f6nne, unp haun if "a
9et. n9 ees herabmten Sdlcattpn SeleS su ertunern
Oisles betIt ALE duBsren S&mer,sp fpfprt.
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: Sir fertise 5arben, Del &C. tpens
BET gn@ on bic Mc!Rae paint Co., 2l5
ct. MarssfraBe.
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: Weeeu 5@ilosr ieoer Grt aebt
mad gto. % SoIebabftraBe.
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Cine 6erausfprberuna Die Gtaeutbdmsr nop cnr
8uu 9ufeniprup icr6ern biermif bic Grftprsn tsr
ger. SIaateH beraus. cine biatsere unb pirfIamers
pufen'Wenisn iu reritretteH, als tbre.
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and just as easy as the names of ones
friends and neighbors, and if any one
can't or won't learn his friends name the
chances are that he does not want to be
acquainted with him.
In previous session Ispoke of the lar
va of the lace-wing fly devouring the scale
insect, and tie types have it ichneumon
fly, which is qui tie another matter. This
will be solemn warning to me to
call the lace-w ing by it's proper name
Chrysopa-next time.
THEODORE l.. MEAD.
Oviedo, Orange County, Fla.
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Editor Florida AgricuIturist::

1 wish to clear five acres of muck land and
want to know if sub-drainage answers on this
class OF land? On side there is a broad, open
ditch to carry the water into the lake. and am
thinking drumming cross bitches, putting pine Stats
at the bottom and refllng There is a saw mill
quite close, SO that, if needed, Stats would be the
cheapest material If use open bitches it would
require about one three foot ditch to the acre.
Sometimes in d very wet season the lake rises so
as to bank up the water in the bitches level with
the surface. Does sub-drainage require more
bitches than when open bitches are used?
2. Some OF my Irish potatoes have ripened pre-
maturely, and on digging [ find half the tubers
rotten The majority of the plants are all right,
and have no doubt will yield small potatoes.
Land, high pine, and the potatoes fertlized with
Mapes vegetable manure which was applied careful
ly, SO that it would have done no damage by con-
tact with the plants. could discover no traces
of insects about the tubers. w. STOGDEN.
NarcOOSSee, FL q.
Sub-drainage is much preferable where
well done, as it leaves an unobstructed
surface, and is equally effectual and more
beneficial to the soil. The distance apart
depends on the depth the drain is laid.
If 2 feet deep 25 to 40 feet apart; if 3 feet
40 to GO feet, the former preferable. You
can use pine slabs but tile would be the
cheapest in the long run, as the slabs
would soon rot and your drain become
choaked up. which would necessitate do
ing the work over. Be sure to make the
bottom of the drain on perfect and
gradual sloap. Any scoops or irregu-
larities will cause an accumulation and
stop the flow of water.
2. We can give neither explanation nor
remedy for your potatoes rotting; we
have had the same difficulty. Would like
very much to have light on the subject
from some experienced gardener.
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ST. Rainfall too small to measure.
SUMTER, S. c., June 81, 1887.

DR.. A. T. SHALLENBERGER,
Rochester, Pa. Dear Sir: [ have
been using your Antidote for Malaria in
my family for several years. For more
than year [ had chills, and was SO low
down that I had not strength to walk.
Mr.. Whomsley begged me to try the An
tidote, and it cured me at once. [ am
now strong, healthy man. We use no
other medicine in the family, as we find
it the quickest, safest, and also the cheap
est. Yours very truly,
SAMUEL CLARK.
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ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

This department is devoted to answering such
questions may be asked by our subscribers,
which may be of general information. Inquiries
of persona character that require answer by mail
should always have stamps enclosed.
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nor EXCHANGE.-A stock of dry goods,
L clothing. hats, caps and furnishing goods,
amounting to about $5.OOO located at Fairbury,
Neb railroad town of 5000 inhabitants and in
one of the best farming sections of Nebraska.
Corn went from so to go cents per acre last year.
Will take bearing grove or one from four to five
years old if in good condition. For further par
ticulars address Chenoworth Bros. & McFarland,
Fairbury, Neb.
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Washington Navel as to quality Does it show
the mark. or is it blind navel? Which is the
best bearer. H OmOsassa or Jaffa?
The Double Imperial Navel has not been
in cultivation long enough in Florida to
earn the character of ali abundant bearer.
1t was reported to have fruited heavily in
Louisiana before the freeze of 1886, which
nearly or quite exterminated the variety
there. 1t seems anew department navels,
being one of the most vigorous OF all
ling, and like Seeding in no hurry to
settle down to business. The fruit is apt
to be small, often seedless, fine grained
and heavy, with brisk vinous flavor.
1t has always scored high in competitive
trials, though on the average hardly up
to Washington Navel. The escutcheOn
sometimes crops out plainly, and at 9th
er times protuberance at the apex
marks the hiding place of the orange
within an orange that never fails to be
ensconced beneath.
Under neglect or slovenly cultivation
the Homosassa, possessing the vigor OF
lusty Seeding, might outbear the Iaffa.
The latter, like other children OF the Malta
family, having for a long term OF years
been used to horticultural trammels,
seems to- require the generous treatment
of a thoroughbred to secure the best re-
suits Let the wire-grass farmer who
keeps scrub stock plant Homosassa, or,
like Billy Neeld, stick to the original seed
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CHEAP FOR CASH.-Saw mill on Lake Beres
~ ford convenient to water and railroad; 30
horse power boiler and engine; lathes, planes,
bridges, box machines, cut off saws etc. Also,
steam yacht, lighter, logs, mules cart, wagons;
with 8 acres of land, with 300 feet of lake front.
Satisfactory reasons given for selling A. l..
WELLMAN DeLand, Fla.
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TGGS FOR MATCHING. ST. per 13-Brahma,
T. Langshan, White Leghorn. White Wyan-
erels, 80 each; Cock and Hen, 81. A. J. ADAMS,
Manatee, Florida.
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The following observations were taken at the
office of The FLORIDA AGRICULTURIsT during the
week ending Sunday, May 25. 1890:
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NURSESY TREES FOR SALE at Button
IN Orange Grove, Vousia county. Uniniured
by the freeze. Budded trees from three-fourths to
two inches in diameter. Sour seedlings, all sizes.
Address c. III. CURTIS, Aston Fla.
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ling, but the progressive grower will keep
in mind the inseparable trio, fancy prices,
fancy kinds and fancy cultivation.
E. H. HART.
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buds so cents per 100 81 per 1000. Over 200, 600
ID sold Send for Catalogue containing varie-
ties, etc. Choice Pine Apple plants for sale. r.
&. BIDwELL, Arlington Nurseries, Box 147, Or
lando, Fla.
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A ERMOTOR. THE BEST STEEL AUTO
FANATIC WIND ENGINE MADE. VIII refund
days. A. W. LINvILLE, ..Fruitland Park, Lake
County, Fla.
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CHEAP COLUM N.

RATES-Twenty words, name and address one
week. % cts; three weeks, so cts.
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En YOUNG OFFERS WANTED AT THE
CU Spring Garden Otter Farm. Also German
Carp for sale, six for $5 weight about one-hal
pound each. SPRING GARDEN OTTER FARM.
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~ of both old and new varieties at my nursery
two miles west of DeLand-Opposite brick yard.
A. S. MUNSON 26-tf
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This matter will no, be reproduced in our fall cat
alogue We offer this valuable work to you now,
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TOHN L., NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved
q and Unimproved Real Estate, DeLand, Fla.
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CHOICE NAVEL BUDS, FIVE DOLLARS PER
" THOUSAND, G. O. d. Subject to inspection
at express office. Address r. N. Cherry, Fruit
Cove, Fla.
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Editor Florida AgTiculturist:

Editor Florida AgIiculturist:
Has the Double Imperial Navel proved to be a
good bearer? How does it compare with the
Washington Navel as to quality? Does it show
the mark. or is it q blind navel? Which is the
best bearer. H omosassa or Jafa?
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NATSUMA ORANGE BUDS BY MAIL $1 so
y per 100, or $40 per 1000 by express Address
G. L. TABER, Glen ST. Mary, Fla.
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NOR THE FINEST STOCK of orange trees in
IL the State address f. E. Norris, Highland
Park, Fla.
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DICE SEED MAY BE OBTAINED OF HICKS
III & CLARK, Fort Mason, Fla.
WTANTED.-A few quarts sour orange seeds.
wv F. G.. BUFFUM, Stanton, Fla.
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them. | had to draw all the healthy
strength from my body in order to
gather power to speak with the star.
1t was a dangerous business, Macuma-
zahn, for if | had let things 80 a little
further they must have stopped 50, and
there would have been an end of In
daba-zimbi An. YOU white men, you
know SO much that You think you know
every thing But you don't You are
always staring at the clouds and cant
see the things that lie at your feet.
You hardly believe me now. do you,
Macumazahn? Well J win show you.
Have you any thing on You that the
Star has touched or worm?
| thought for moment. and said that
l had lock of her hair in my pocket
book. He told me to give it 10 him.
did so. Going to the fire, he lit the Jock
Of hair in the fame. and let it burn to
ashes, which he caught in his left hand.
These ashes he mixed up in paste
with the juice of one of the leaves of
the plant | have spoken OF.
Now, Macumazahn. smut your eyes, Il
he said
Ibid so. and be rubbed his paste on to
my eyelids. Al first it burnt me, then
my head swan strangely. Presently
this effect passed of, and my brain was
perfectly clear again, but could not
feel the ground with my feet Indaba-
zimbi led me to the side of the stream.
Beneath us was pool Of beautifully
clear water
Look into the pool, Macumazahn.
said Indaba-zimbi, and his voice sounded
hollow and far away in my ears.
looked The water grew dark; it
cleared, and in it was a picture saw
a cave with fire burning in it. Against
the wall of the cave rested Stella. Her
dress was torn almost off her, she looked
dreadfully pale and weary, and her eye
lids were red as though with weep
ing. But she slept, and | could almost
think that | saw her lips shape my name
in her sleep. Close 70 her. her head
upon Stellas breast, va, little Tota;
she had skin thrown over her 70 keep
out the night cold. the child was
awake, and appeared 10 be moaning
with fear. BY the fire, and in such
position that the light fell fun upon her
face, and engaged in cooking something
in rough pot shaped from wood, sat
the Baboon- woman. IIendrika She
was clothed in baboon skins, and her
face had been rubbed with some dark
stain. which was, however wearing off
it. in the intervals Of her cooking she
would turn on Stella her wild eyes. in
which glared visible madness, with an
expression Of tenderness that amounted
TO worship. Then She would stare at
the poor child and gn&sh her teeth as
though with hate. Clearly she was
Jealous Of ii. Round the entrance arch
OF the cave peeped and peered the heads
Of many baboons. Presently nendriks