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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-07

william H. Tracy. ~ Rochester. ana >am""' o. i"
dcn r.. Of New Lebanon
II WAS 10 D. m. before IN" committee was ca"c" y"
o.,r a. il waited for the Comfy Democracy repre-
scrt,tivcs To get through with their r"ihtN 'o"N'"
tion al Cooper tniDI. Tamnia'N iiaiI WAS rp 80,
,c,,c ,hc committee by Richard Croker W. ho"rhc
Cockan Thomas l.. hroy, r. /. fiNsc'"'" "'"
I,mcs ! Martin: I'm. County Democracy by nar"' ~
k,ni, Maurice j. Power. William J.. M''.n'" '".
u,ryi.r d. Lowbcr smith Peter Rush. IL. y '".''
william t,ullwcll and Aston &. 'nNer' MI" wv
X,v York democracy by John X N""rh'|' n'''''
Mur1,,y John Martin j. W. Eappaihas''' ia -
rI,rc David ~ Caryalho and william NJ "'''"''
,.,- Il DE Tr,.,t Of Troy. clerk OF the Stae 'o"''
r,. was made .rcrtary and them samuel j. l''o"h'
ir. moved that all except III" accredited rP'Fe"'A
,,v.s of fine several organizations be requisite" u"
leave the ROOM ,. ,r.r.
mazda stating the claims Of the several ORGANIZATIONS b'
~ Iourkc Cu,kran for ramnanv Hail. hF '"'''c' ~
l,,, f,r the County Democracy AMI by romeo Jus
i,c Murray and Police commissioner N"'"'N 'o' "
Xry. York Democracy. M extremely a"rih'""""' '''
i,. WA, frvrlnu,d. Tnmmauy d"ilawlrd All 'n' VI
,rit. now represented by her members III b"'h No"
,rc,s and thr A>.cmhly>iX CnnSrcS>Iu":I ana s'A''
:, .c,uIl,mcu The "Con!t. ~" claimed An equal
vi.,u of the Democratic representations ir'n ~"
York trtv and the VoolliS men aah"' for one on
gresham and two or three A~"'hhiY MN VI ,,,,,,
lice Murray made bitter atli'h III ~ @P ".
r. u.tl,. Tuwcr and reiterated hi 'u'',r~ "' party
d,iyN ally AGAINST Power al
IN, ,uul,1litcc listened tO al Ia" aicnn'!'@ -"
yaliccd and al ourIsi 10 await ''"N mo u ~, r.
non, i-Iatias t. patching NJ " i""r ~ wee" INV VIZ"
IA,
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Np\NnI"rII COUNTY EEpT' UITt A\>.

AShurv Park. oct. q t>pccialJ.-Thc Republican ron
yciton u Monmouth County held 'hi> afternoon
IN ~hlnu' Iltll At Fre"Od 'i',oi order ana cith">'
prevailed. Edmund y. wilson. OF Red Bank, Inc
law partner II state senator Henry ". Ncviu~. pre-
-.'rd Rr,oluiiou> iudor>m- President HARRISON.
speaker Reed and the n"" TariH law were passed.
When was offered prai-ng James q. Blaine for MS
policy - SECRETARY II state. the buldilg shook Win
,;.. cheer, uf the drrc,i"> Hal tllrc 81 .tnirr,
nominated for stat" ~~'rat0r. senator N''NilN
oninr"llrl by fliu: health To- dee line i,nornIna
tini. Mr. More l. IL sou Il III" no ei'alh -h"d
immrn~" IrouWorks in IA" pine woods Of M"nn"n'h
Comfy nv OF .i\iv year, ago. where h" mahni'''
ur.d all hIud> 81 arfirl'> al # made from b'I
u~ IL. v.l,a." h" fourdd * stll known a. NlalG".
it tho factory huilrng> have been rl"rd for many
frhu lIUhhir III" ini"' tor 81 N"p'un" Town
n D. wh, i"~ ~ \-iury iarn. Wa nominated FOR IN"
InIl'.ty ihll.hlp. Il"ua> l.. ~.bio OOH. III" th""n
lrr"h"li,r If Eh"iiau r""n,hp. Wa dominated for
- ,.,l:
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Fair, Linbiiity 10 Mninrini Infection.

Prr,ons who's. blood II thin digestion weak and liver
.uvci.h are pNtraabe u III" attack, II nInra d,,s,n
The most trining oAposnr" may. under such condition.
infect system which. II h'ntby would the MAS
matte faint The oniv 10 immunity from niaa
H.. ia .liti" wh'r" IL - I">""nt l. To
late The ys''n Ly improving w"aL"nd dipr.to Zurich.
Inv the blood, and giving "h"r-"ur IMPETUS To hillary
rrrfrtlun. Thee rr.ulis arruiuph hy nothing
effectively Iostrtrfs Stomach itrt, which long
prrrucr has proved To bt ia" mot rliablr ptnId
s.nln,L aud and kindred di.oidrt> we'll
remedy for them. The Hlttrs are.
c>crIl,nt inv!pofait u the u urnaio. and
a"tnr d'puf,nt eliminating from the blpod those ucd
impurities which originate rhcumatc aunepts.
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prCI,TRATTON BEGINS TO-DAY.
A., WHO ARE OPPOSED TO T\MMANi HALL
euorrD RECORD THEIR NAMES.

AZ, VINO ARE OPPOSED TO T\MMANi HALL
SHOULD RECORD THEIR NAMES
Tho Mailing places in all III" election d-'t''' VI VI"
city ;,ilI omen This morning at o'l"'k Tor Tue P"P''
- ,,viu., voter, to rrg.>t"r. ana VIII lc"'''" "P
,n,,, u ,u This /, IA" first Of u" i"''r u"N' VI 'e'
,,,, nroyidcd for by law. and II" cl"t'r ca" '"''
III; ,,,n, nm Norrintcr unl">> h" l. dn'N "E'>o'''
rvcrv man. therefore, VII" wants +" v"t" i"r wv ,'''
rn.uy candidates for May C"n'rhl'r' p''"'''
,,,orr.v sEcTTif and other important places "
ana, ,u.t have. hi name place" upon ''c ''-'.,'f
IAN 81 his district II" must :" III I"r-"" ~ nav wv
dorc X,, ,,y can attend t. It for hin.
I'm tho fourteenth. fifteenth ANA -IN'''h'h P'-' w
.r, Tr,uuc mi, morning every N"''r can "'" W"
,,,c ., registry for hi "l'i'"n 'I''r1't' ANU ~
., ,,,,,. ,r,vc,u : a. N. and ? p. N. he can nav"
hi, name rrc"l'l"l. 1850 mn, lao
r, 10, entitled To- register and N"'"' man h'''' ~
,u..r,v orc wears old and 10 'll''n oil III" "''''
state. rlthc, native ua'uril7"d, :" F''' '" "'N
lcf,,,. the election. u" ma h"N" !N'' ~ ~
.,.,o =, Icn.t one year. "" >"ih '"1N ''"
,h and IN IA, eject ,"u distract tnriV ''F' P'
., =, ,l. ,l,ctiun \ I'"r- .: '"itN 'h'i 81 'i.'
- y, .,ry other uuy c'li'.h I'-t'i'r 81 W.
49,. ,,. ,,.u rr.,nr,ql ,Iili"i'h.p H'''I,'
" ,,,. ,,.,ht n ,htllrns" am person Il-h ~ -
-, -. ,u,, # he believes thi' ."'h l'''"" = "' -
c..l voter.
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EEIT'i;l.,'tN CpN';EE>> jNNI.NII"N>.
wrII.ItN Nui:GNN NONIN>1iD ~ rIi WITH
so OTHER c\NbIptTr~ : U">1T.

The E,lmlli,,u Convention tr u"n,.iat' 'a'id.iit"'
H.. ,., No. ~ -" -,..i d..it.,- 'it :'r
l i.unlr, ,.' Lat ',"i.r; - III" pl''" Il" cna"i
y ~. f., puidi;r t.pIt' ii'' ".' hut al "\'rih
one ,d,n,i!,,d 80 II: ..', tn u.lidrr H." y
,cp.inn va the WIN - tr'. Who" 'll'm N"r.'r
v. unlnli,..i 'lr' L. l'h!i' ,u ''n id'". 4" ~.
,...I llvatd J. i'ruir,. n;nr i'"l"'' II.
Eu.n" ward pir,ii,i li-i "v"in: AZ ~" ''uV"n'"r'
for ~. Itn Distract. a. 80" 1T il'f hin I Nln"
teen dric"t'., pgc-"h. 'n ~" r"ii"r II j'l'i
" J.r,u. IL" o",,"Ii"n adJ"urI'i +" meet "n
1htr.,,av cvrru. ~ 80. Alii .d'r >Iua'".
r!,. convention of the VIM D!,i..rt met III the
r.,,u, Of tl,. Lincoln League. ana n.Hn0a,'d william
Moran una, iro,.~i, ''r the, ~',' t"r"i' n"" ""'n
med h\ l.iw,id j. Dunl,. Jh' '''ir Mon Wa only
, l,t nr in ,.-."m. most al the "v'rG h" II "''
u,r, g.; u incrt.n! ii tie lir'"" I''tHr Mr. N"r'hn.
t,c uolni." VA born and r"LI"h IN e." VIA, ID.
,,, and rnn reside, ~ 80. Washington ~'in,r".
ur j. ucaiI, inI, year Old. I;r /, cl"r. III ia"
jefferson Iar!rt ro.io. t"nt ana never har held ~
o,hrr political o.lrr lie -i'i''h' E"p"lirhn, AMI
one Of TIC best known n'u III In di int
TIE convention Of the WIN ItI,ir't wa held AT
So G:i Ludlow t. .irln j Collins. 4 IN" IN'h :
-.mbly District Called the m",iiu' /" order. T.'n
j. t.ilr,,y Of the INth District. "!r''i "haIrinai
and Tl~siorr +. kuh". Of tl' WIN District. %rr"
tary ON lidipl 81 Mirhp'l ''i"a,ri. II tn" Nil'
fl rit ihr,r officer, were made l"'ilnaurri, ana on
nation # the SECRETARY the convention Adjourned INIT
salmr,la, nigt AT n o'rlrk.
Ia the IXrh District the convention met at ""
o. Avenue A. i-alali Kahn rhairu,n and Hens,
Iippn,.a secretary. j. :. rlhllp. Au.ni Il,>.r,
David Calm and the Chairman ard r'rciar, w"r
chn,cu committeeman for the prr-"hiailon II raud
dat" Thcy will meet FIR that purpose at the same
plarr saturday evening.
The 9Th District convention met At 80 .IJ Third
ave. r. -. hawkins, II the Kiln A. emily Dls
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MOVES OF TIE C.\NNASS.

The Hamilton Republican club j. setting Al example
Of activity that could proiaby DE- followed by the ofler
Republican 0rgsnizstion- In New York. on Monday
evening Of last week il had ron>ing meeting. Which
addressed hy NahOn Chance. Henry fRDhn-on and
assembly man Lewis. This evening al it, elm, rooms,
one hundred and twenty. seventh IT. and seventh ave,
another meeting viii he held. James II. 'halien Re.
puLcan cardidar for supreme Judge IF The >tate II
Florida. will address IT, II" will lie followed By
colonel J. \. tolvn. Captain W. {. R'-dv. and William
II. Ec!lamv secretary Of the Republican County Com.
mi,tcc. The president II the Hamilton Club. 7. G.
Campbell say that meetings will b" held every nigh,
from now until after the close Of IN" campaign.
\ meeting. lar gelv attended, 81 ia" Business Mems
Republican organization Of M" Nrh Assembly District
Wa held last evening IN Mah!> IInd- on Hall. No
1855 spring - Trsrci- J. McNihb pr,~!d-d Thomas
Rtchl" rrcorng -crrcfary and William u. lTe
corr. ,irudity secretary. spec no. made by
&. g. -havn". j. ~.ph Murphy. John Mitchell and
Charles Butler. and r''nmlif"" va. appointed ~
the chairman 10 secure IA permanent headquarters for
the OrcdiiIdtlOn.
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OBITC AR !.
LANES ". MILLS

James ". MIL. old AID influential merchant n
Tia, ,iiy. died HI home in BROOKLYN on SATURDAY.
lie WAS born ~ his ry and for many wears carried
Oh large importing business in Pearl T. In The
mercantile world 10 known man ~ pr'hi'y
and horror. ~ bright and Genial deposition. no
viii BE- missed by large o.re Of friends. we'll as
lv hi tanlly who los. hind and ai'rcf.onatr hns
lraud AID father. The trad. in which Mr.. Ni!lS was
,ncr,,i tf.-lr>lp-. ore Of ltF ahl"st m"mher>. and
o, nl whose indignant ms riat@S could rrly IN
every Gciail Il he hl>,"SS. Will" Nr. Mills took 10
r;ik" part ~ Is,liti,, h" AWAY >ian'h >up'
porte 4 a." Republican parry and believer in the
pr,,t"' tipI pTIr ll",.
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%nr.l,N t...". OF. Il '>r'cia'' In an ''it'"'''
. re-. y ra'.' l.,rl': H'r'"r" AVS (" .ls'h: " I'"
=. ,,.u,tf D.. ru. iIartf rn'>. referred :" -
.Tiir H., ~ -ifu":N. iii' Nr. Wells w"i'd 'P
-" p''f." i,tl, !"nsiI"n IF ''"ieFr'> III 'h'> ~
,-, l~r ,.,,' ( ,linr rs u'ai'IIpI> VOTE. j.. W.
.... ,.... Ia, -, a, nC,,ld.d Mr. Wells t.rl'i
.,.,, . u..i..r " ihr i'ur tim" "" iltrN II ""H'i
i. W.T. ,. ,,' 'r.-.nLu ~ ell - -" posting hm"'f
ul, ir a. 4 ,,uc,'ir'. It -" >honM not ID" surprised
= ~ Wells ~ ,ud inIt'" him H. dI>'i'> m'ii"r'
nr. ~, tie" i'"p." ~ d'c~"i 'h, Ia ~ ">,rt !.
-, ,i.r. o. :. r.. ,,,nr iun AFTER al orr pollti, )
fh,
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and ,,,, ,u,,,i held g. tiu> uu,"i tn' i"-pu''>
- ,r, i,,m.r,,l, -, ciN - "" i"r-N ~ >n'
, IN ,pl,r n , heavy ram storm Wl" Il / I'D al DAY
Nul,. tie ,r.ahrr~ Wcr' "Nhnl''g i'rlt fI Nv p'h'
r,i. in du,,t.,,pil liAL hug" ~ >Htld aud I'm
,.r,l over hl -, Il col" on III" lawn at IA" lilI.
D,.tr,, Ntnr,r, william Il. N\,nn. Of liNi"th'
mr., rl.d oven the convention Rr>"i\ihN We" "d"r''l
tru,ul, ,uu,lruuus tlr' Mckinley llll. ia" lr"'r'l
LI.,,,,,. hill .ucahrr Reed. lrr-\n' liarri' %"
\du,u,> tir,in, ard pra~lns all Dcm"\un m"nli'"r'
4 lin, United states ~rlar and IIour' \ Represent
,tt,,- Colonel Henry {. Page. -! Bayonnr tly. pre-
,,utr, , rc,ulu;i III dru"nn'ne the Republican n'n'
h,r. Of the New Jersey state LEGISLATURE for nnN,n,
STAT, ~.,,iatnr MrDunald. Of Hudson tonn'y TIL,
,rnln,inn Wa, al"pt,.! with rll'"r'. Anon. tn lot
r r,..ivrd a. .,r from t,loNrI tlcyrliul rr:irt ~,
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,,,. VERMONT LEGISLATOR.

Monlp.lcr VI. Ot u. To- h"S .h'n' r''""N'"''
I'M, ,ft,r,,,n, and y MU-liill. brm"r''" IL l''
cut,ty. f. IA E,att'i"'r'. i'i "ir'"i i'i i"" "''
f,r me Au.iinliu =, "m "i b'll"iUhs lh' h'l j. !
combination al ia" better pi't "' ~ "h"''''' '"'
Sew Imk law on a." 'i'1''.
r,.,,. "A Mrluu.N Ih'hio''a H. W"rrhiiiiN'
f.,,, ru,nud mtiuiu,rd ben POW 'inf for wr",h
pr, men, u, 80 ptaiI M
Tie >,wahrr r>p"'i- (" irn"n 49, TIE ''hhi'''"> -
ru,.l,y and !, claimed bN III" brm"i'' i1it f'''
Marty will have better rep ".rn'hion on committees
Lien ever before senator Morrill, Yll bc elected ~
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SHAPlNf PROFITS WITH ENrLrYEN

:, PAIL nt. & i>p'rtn. T." Pl'l"rv '>h"'rn
MI'Hl. company. "t Ninnrap'l-. - !"'t p''
v1,.L = ( employ" 90 tn NN P."'''' - q
,.,li,.r uIil 10" pr"t'" Il ~" Fl'NlurN '"Ull'F'
vlnh 50. IT," ,ir>i pi"u lur't '"rpti ~ ih' country
, ,,,. "a, u,li.y. IA" e minuy f"'> 1t liz" u
,u. fla, ,,,.Ii,' - .lr dlv.""d. II ''"er> p'. u
49, .,.r ,.,tlt. a -" ''rptny h--un"i CON- u
-, .l. rAl N,v',lhrr |. /" MN yer" a-rcea..S
A,lrpr.-.pl.
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that he could not accept an invitation to be pressA
George T. Wcrts. Of MOristOwn. state senator -
father Of tine Election Reform law. explained IL
mode OF operation. Governor Leon Albeit made 4
short Speech in which he depOrcd the fact that there
Is lack Of harmony In the Democratic ranks OF Mon.
mouth County. His remarks we're undoubtedly In.
tended for United state. senator BlOdgett. who SAT
Immediately behind the Governor. The dnlecatns
closely watched the senator while the Governor scored
the members Of the party who slaughtered men OF
their party tccae Of personal grlidgs. Congressman
Turner Of NcwIOrk: senator BlOdgctt. COngrc ssman
t;eI,scnhainer and Assembly men Campbell and Marsh
made short addresses.
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THE COMMITTEE on HARMONY AT WORK
CLAIMS PRESENTED BY TIE THREE DEMO
CnArIC MISUNDERSTANDING DECIDED On.

The corridors OF the Hoffman House were crowded
with Democrats Of all stripes aud shades last night
,r,uYht together by the assembling "f III" sub
t',nu,Itice on Harmony" appointed br t'Ovcrior
mrs state Committee. The object Of the sub Com
n,litec'. creation VA, 10 bring about union Of Tam
MANY Democrat County ID mIrIal, and Nrw-IorK
AR NoOrh, Democrat, Congress and Assembly can
d,dn,cs IN the city II Ncw.Yorh. TIL" subcommittee
of Mr. IiilIs state Committee Is made up wholly Of
,tsldc Democrats. follows: District Attorney james
A. Kidgway, Of Brookl"n. chairman; sa'nu~l A.
Heard ,cy Of Utica Charles n. Preston. Of Kingston
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rr,,,, vnr.x,: UrVS >,p'TErTrS

V,.mu-ton oct Il. \ ,'HNr'ii"d ~ iN' >''"'a
rYi,u IT cathnnr Nnun- N"V'> >"''i'> VII '>>'""''
IN TIN, ,.ty 10 morrow. Il - -hd iGat 'ni> '"'N'"
I n,, viii lie the moot important ana h"' "'-'' "
,...,.1 that ,l. unlnp h,> eva h"id lrtv''n '""r
- ,,. ,,,,,,., ,i..,i.. VIII H.. pr'-rGt. over 100
nj ~ ,r,,u viii come f:,.u New l"rh "i'n'.
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PRENTICE. &. r MED.

p,,>,cli MAJ ,pci e. Prentice G. Iarl. i L"",'
d.J I'm. r,oruir: A. 'hr AZ. -. 80, iu" N'ar>. lie
,> , p,..nu"ut paper mannftc'nr"r. h a.: Known IN
that tad. rnsllpnr IL" country. lie "H> W">'e
II ~, lee National Bank ard Lad served two terhS
III hp'h trau, PES Oi the legislature.
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ro x,ccrrp GAyieiL rG,rEGR.

Wa>lIugion oct. Il. Ia" Jd~'''- "' Nv
Coma of tie D~iri't i"i'' "''"'" - 'fP "
l,m, T. iu,rhr warden "i The h'''d >'''> jan "
, ,.,,, ,i.u ' ,tnc,rr. d'''.,-'d. MAJOR
,n.''" ,,,r,,. ., ~. :" pait'ucut Of the rrtS
ma q A. Il.
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~ rvronrE TIE LAW Is AEkANs\s.

LITTLE Roc., Ark. oct. '-p"rhh. JOHN y WIZ
iau,, IN. ucvi, appoint d United stat >''l' Jung
,or Arh,na>. qualified t. dn' and rn'r"i pm ia" d''
,h,rye of his official dutir-. llr va sworn W 10y
n,,,,, .,o,,. Circuit judge lirny G. CALDWELL ~
.hr, ,hrcs, he il.cd great rmpli'i> ~ aN'"rt'ng
liza, he would cnforr" III" law
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,t,Ir. nI'pI'EJtT SAYS

.yr,,.-y c.< -. ACOiIi.i:D AS WELL. ~ BORN
49,, ...,,,,, ion o>.r. q multitude Of other pr
y '' =. IN ,..r al Mmr. 4. Rnpl~it. World
...,r h.. can cur th's' n' =, - 49, ~,
r. uo uot ro,cr up. but removes 'hrirIJ th'
~ ,.h Your COMB .AiOu The same 10 III" morning %"
0.i'"r a. night OH retiring Al~Av. IN" same ""i'''''
SeIe 90 V'''s W. MIL. 4. KuPpERT,
EAST I1IIl.ST., NEW.iONk, -
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MIR BLAINE AND TIE Mckinley CAMPAIGN.

Washington. oct. o. secretary Blaine said this after.
NOON In answer to inquiries the subject. thar he
could not at this time positively whether he would
be able to take an active part In the ohio campaign
or to accept the invitation To attend the exposition
at Atlanta He -ad that Mr. Mckinley had sent
him an invitation and that hc had promised to render
him all the assistance In his power. lie would like
very much he said. To 20 to ohio in Mr. McKiney's
interest Just would give him pleasure to 10
Atlanta but the bSin Of the Drpa tment, he added
conld absent himself especially a. the President =
away.
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KFPC BLICAN NOMINFE F''Fs NEDTKNAN.
The Twenty third Wird Eopubir an Alderman Conven
ton organized last night az m" Turn Hail. Contand
ave and one hundr ifti'h.s H. ADJOURNED until
October II without making any nomination..
benjamin Van Ts->"ll nominated for Alderman BY
the Irpubli' u the Tweptyf0ur;h Ward last night
The convention va, held tn" looms ~ th" Sutir an
club Onc.hInGrdlnG seventy enth-t ard Vanderbilt
ave The nomination was mad" by =. W. Richards. II
the R"pWblican Comfy Committee. Mr.. Van lsss"l, Il
Of an old Knc k,rbocker family and ha- held ONCE
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C',uY',I.. n't Il. ''pyr"I.'r campbell has i>-'l"d
A r.," ltrlii,u ,,uv"'i': ~" legislature IN extra
Iu".i,y p,i ,l,"r Is to consider l":~lJi"n
gel tf.I. To- f.. CIV government Il Cincinnati.
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succeed himself next Tuesday. and pronapn ~, pe
A., rat, will not pat forward a caldlda'e' h"'"''''"'"
their strength.
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\ UEII I,IU'AN VICTORY II 'NTN''T'''' NJ
,tr,,,,,ti oct Il. The rl'i"n in '"Nt'''' Nv 90
.I,, & -. ,nudurird l., ballot ."El""hh 'ln'i'r y"
IA, .u tr,Ii,u ~ llII'"si" the n"'"" - N"''-
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13
Editor Florida AgricuItu11St:

Can you tell me the best plan for trans
planting palmetto trees to insure success?
have planted dozen or more and have not sue
ceeded in getting one to live. Possibly there may
be others in the same boat. ASH. CONWAY.
In the first place dig the hole where you
wish the tree to stand then get alog car
and one Or two good stout men to go
with you. Select the tree you want and
cut a ring round it SO that when the
log cart backs up to the tree, it will be
outside the circle. Dig up the tree with
as much of the roots and earth left on as
possible When the tree is nearly dug up,
back the cart up to the tree and secure it
with ropes in such manner that it can
be lifted clear off the ground by the lever.
After you have loaded it hitch on your
team and haul to where you wish it set.
Back the cart over the hole and let
Inc palmetto into it. Then fill in with
dirt and plenty OF water to settle it. We
h we seen trees from five to twenty feet
Ugh set in this manner.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainield, Ill,
makes the statement that she caught
cold, which settled on her lungs she was
treated for month by her family ply
stefan, but grew worse. He told her she
was hopeless victim ofconsumption and
that no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption she bought a
bottle and to her delight found herself
benefited from the first dose. She contin-
found herself sound and we'll, now does
her own Homework and is as we'll as she
ever was. Free trial bottles of this Great
Discovery at any Drugstore, large bot
ties SOC. and $l.0O.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13
Date Wanted.
Editor Florida A gricuIturist

Editor Florida Agriculturist
Will you ask Mr.. Goodsell to give the
date OF sale of Tardiff oranges for Mr.
Adams as referred to in the article in July
23rd number, headed "Oranges at $3.50
per Box The article is incomplete
without date of sale.
can bear testimony to the value OF
the Tardiff as a late keeper. Ihad half
box sent me the middle of April from the
Halifax river, and we have been eating
them for month past. Inst evening !
ate one that was plump and perfect as
when first picked. [ have one left, and
shall try and keep it for a month longer.
GEORGE FROST.
Boston, Mass.
Twill Mr. Adams or Mr.. GoodselI please
give us dates OF sale mentioned above
ED.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13
Editor Florida A griculturist !:

Some time ago budded q large sour tree and
as soon as the buds took, l cut off the top.
Sprouts grew thickly up and down the trunk OF
the tree which kept off so as to throw all the
vitality in the bud. But soon 1 noticed the bark
began to darken, and peal off and finally the bud
and all died. What was the cause? J. p. S.
Had you allowed several OF the sprouts
to grow till your bud was of some size
you would not have lost your tree. The
sap in the bark became sour and ferment-
ed causing death. Never entirely top
your trees till the bud is we'll started es-
pecially on large stumps.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

This department is devoted to answering such
questions as may be asked by our subscribers,
which may be of general information. Inquiries
of personal character that require answer by mail
should always have stamps enclosed
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-08-13

NOR SUMMER PLANTING-A large assert
l. ment of one and two year buds OF the citrus
family, on heavy stocks, offered by g. H. TYSON
proprietor of the Lakeland Nurseries, Lakeland,
Fla. CORRESPONDENCE solicited.