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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
HE FOOLS ZEN.
e0oD1e Whs aEo 1asaly DeeelveA -
Aas CangAs 11ght - M


4 city druggist stated that he he'd had eight
calls Sos Joys Vegetable eafmparilla bat had
sold his own every tina. II did not occur 70
him that Il might b serious matter 10 Give
his old time mercury and potash preparation 70
people who do not need syphilitic treatment
1t - safe to ny that not one person in ten have
asyphiiitie trouble. Hence what do they want
With such dangerous minerals - mercury and
potashf What nine-tenths Of our people ars
suublsd with II indigestion, dyspepsia, sick
headaches. constipation and face eruptions. al
e which - the Legitimate results Of improper
liver and kidney action, Or impaired digestive
eeganA Those disorder do not call for syphilitio
Asaemsnt. bot for mid vegetable Liver. stomach
md bowel alterstivsa We ~ surprised thae
Intelligent people sAoalA b psssuaded into tax
ihg nsecary and potash 0napaxillA. When
20 81 - Joys Vegetable sasssparilla, zee sAst
WsGe2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

Councilman I. r. Jones and Deputy
County Treasurer Byron Phelps while
driving abou: four miles north Of Green
Lake yesterday, came across large black
bear, which crossed the road ahead OF them
about I'D yards away. They had . light
shot gun with them. but the bear kept out
Of range and escaped in the woods. The
nimrods also kept out of range OF the bear
and escaped down the road.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

jim Mullee, OF this city. was signed yes
terday by Manager Lucas, OF the Tacoma
ball team. and will Ill the pitchers box for
that club. Mullee came here last year
from San Francisco. where he had played
In the California League several seasons, TO
play with the Seattles. Soon after his ar
rival the club disbanded. and Muilse has
been here since working at his trade. He
has bsen In constant practice for month
and his arm 10 In good condition.
A large number Of the attaches Of The
auditors and sherifrs Offices are interested
in the formation Of baseball club Of not
less than eighteen members. which 10 to b
divided into two mines which are to COM
pete With one another for baseball honors.
Among the prospective baseball players are
Deputy County Auditor Twichell, Deputy
Sheriff Dave Kinley. County Auditor For
rest, Deputy County Auditor Kennedy.
James Wells. clerk Of Justice Miller's
court; Justice Miller and several others
around the ofices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
Realistic Travels.

Bottoms Art Entertainment and Realistic
Travels are engaged for four nights and
Saturday matinee. commencing May 8. at
the Presbytsrian church, corner OF Madison
and Third streets. Sixty brilliant views.
500 square feet Of canvas and large stere-
opticon are used with each lecture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
THE RIG HOTEL.
work Well Along Toward Completion
On Motel Denny.

BRICK work is practically completed on
We biz Denny hotel. and the ROOT Is nov
eeinS put on. The building presents
eeantsful appearances. standing six stories
u heigth on the north side and i've on the
south side or front Ii il easily viewed
nom every portion OF the city, including
TIE second hill on Madison street and
Vaeen Anne. When the hotel - COM
petsd. furnished and thrown open Tor
guests, IL viii undoubtedly take fzst place
among the hotels Of The Northwest owing
= ~ architectural beauty and The slightly
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
GREEN LAKE AS 4 RESIDENCE cExrER

Yoeler hes her oew mtllA, Ravenna her hour
Ing mills. Latoua, Edeewater and Fremont their
factories aud heavy. dsafsning railroad. samoa
Hay, Ballard and Houlev "a have the uneuo1ng
din OF cars. shops, foandriee and militia The
grras canal win 20 through one OF these days
aud make smoky. noisy. busy wafer front Of
this whole tino Now the Great Northern cuts
ecross 20 the head of Lake washtngton, passing 10
the north OF Green Lake 70 ?. ant there . HE OF
busy tndussyiea
where shall an elegant residence b builts II
should have plsa sanl quiet prospect upon q
boiy OF water. Qusck and convv nieut transit.
hsasthfui SURROUNDINGS and crrdttable real.
dxncea for neixhbora A vast circumference OF
lake trout trAversed by line OF transportation.
bal puuctarei, - Il were. here and there by .
line oi travel. cannot meet the above require
menss steep bsnks ard noisy front however
much trsy rsed by car lines cannot satisfy the
t,rren Lake when IL shall Be- - Il win b en-
cirried eli along its four miles OF delightful
shore with an electric line. and when this
shall be IS IL will BE- tapped on the sou from
FREMONT aud from Lstonas ou the East irom IA
Vienna, on the North from trlouta'y district.
ada on the west from salmon Bag aud Ballard,
will be the home aess OF Seattle. The sanitary
conditions Or. perfect in al elevation OF $50 feet
above Lake paion. with an unfaiiine and aeun-
dan surplus of water ever aouinE into Lake
WashinTten. The construct GA aud rasasng Of
sewers 70 connect with other sysserns which
n uss lead to ssls water Is Of slight dincalty OF
cxxt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

~. one Sossheru Pacssc railroad. Ire esst
..ssrrea line for eli rcsrts East A cniinsrE
CIV ssrhes agent. Tie sccoad street boesc1 ssocks
HacGhis. esycsteAst AGENT s~ssts~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

To vou wAnt In hoars taaf % 90 snd
- rs nev erase. called sSrtter asi Tie ~.
- sns tsoiasn Rae ssxAar. fFsc~. eeeaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

sio--cHolcgGREKSL LAKE RESIDENCE Lors
The lev remaining Of these slightly and beau
situI lots we will dispose Of stese cash. balance
monthly paym. MS, . few minutes wax from
Green Lake. fare Sc Paul O Burns q Co,
rs,om =, koxwsl building. corner fruns and
rasuuahia
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

mr. 4 q. ,chnson he's removed iata biz nsv
oeAes In the sherman osocks noss1ss e1s1
rr,nt ana Chasry ssreesA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

NEW cHIfpRxS's CAPS AND DRESSES
~. ,ass received large line ~ ehildren's and
A.hv cana houaess drsseA some very sitssc-
sIvn ssyfeA Chesses CieAEy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21

NEW HOSIERY AND uSDEkNkAk
Ne tuss opea<d 90 en- ire nes stock of hosiery
ard unaerwsAs IN ziik. issss threat cotton, III
rain. esr Chester Clean.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
NrM nREss NATkRIAIs

Ne received choacs selection Of nsw dress
c,ssrrssix rorabinattons Frcech pattern suits
ard plain ecofs faacy silks. etc. Chester caeaSy.
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xoprarsS racITrc RAuRoAp

SoRrHxRS PACIFIC RAILROAD.
ro1rsss siesping.cau daily estvsen seafsie
Ana Ch.eaxo Twenty ave naiiss the shoftess
,enss ana seven hcnrs and thirty Elk minutes Ia
sdvauce Of competing Inca 4. Chsleeu. city
tsrh lei arvul rs second street. Boston biocks 3
Tanhin depos tiehes agent SEATTLE
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-21
Contest between Mexican Vague.
roes and Cow Boys.

Bseakinz ana Etdlag Wild Br3acos Also.
the thrilling sat reals ic scene OF Hosdins up
. stare. In faex this pestcrmAasa VII be equal
In every respect 70 TIE VITA west Of The famous
Buffalo Bill.
Doo1 oren - O'Clock p M. performaf &c
cop "a euesss .: 30 sharnl A6ratssson % cenfs.
rhfsdrrr a eents Trains leave every hail hoar
oxe- ire Columbia A rsxes ssund shore X r.
Farr Is ceass rcu q trip Tue railroad com
paay hes Also arrsD sci TO run speciai rae sx-
curssoEa rom II DO Mt ainHE tnffr Et.
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geor9e patieriou iieI aus benz
stpeiteu 9tod auf einen 3aun, ftd
fdwsre 8erleBungen susebeuo. @r
lieB fi9 tiidiis nit 81. Safobs Del eins
reiben unb ON nd9teg Worssu mar
er i'm Gtanoe ,uieber su arbeiten. = s.
6. Neunan, M. o., Qamrenee, Sans.
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ueiB i'd nidt aenau. Ct lit auf feiaen
@iitern in Bobolien.

@iitern in pobolien.
@ndbisffe @rafin. iaste eer @reis nit
aitternber Stimme, i'd muB ibn fpre9en!
Bitte iagen Sic ibm
Wenn Sic mir ni6t glaubsn, unters
brad ibn Subitb itoI3 unb i9arf, 10 ia:
be i'd Sbnen ni6is mebr su fagen 49,
Der Mann mid einen 56ritt aurtd.
8erSeibung, murmelte er. Nter es pdre
fdr mid 10 fur6t6dr =. SO fur6tbar!
lpieberboIte er laut, nit 10 Derdnaetter
5timlne, oaB Subitb i'm befremoet anz
5lidte. Sd babe. fubr er oanu !oieoer
nit fener i9ma6ea, 3ittsrigsn 8reiien'
itimme fort, ben ungebeuren Weg nut
semadt, um i'm 5u ipreden. =.
G6nNen Sic es nift mir fasen2
Nein ...- unm6slid! Nber er blieb
auf bet STEELE.
Was minf9eu sic no92 Fragte fe.
Ser M6nd erpiberte nidis, San iebod
faste; Ser boGmiirbi0ite Derr mirb
mabrfdeinlid einen SmbiB unb eine
fleine @abe nidt ablebnen.
8eibes tanuit Du ibm tei6en, iagte
|. .SuSitb unb tpanbie iih benz Sinbe au.
glls fie ipieoer auf5lidte. mar bere;is ber
M6nh benz Disner i'll ben 6lur gefolet.
SeliIam! badte iie. gBie bat ber
Wann ben Weg bierbfr gefunbens Goms
men bod fosar Qgenors griefe on mid
auf benz ummeg our6 bas Wiener Bantz
bausl
llnb mas mag ct eenolt babeng
Cine Stunbe ipdtsr, BEL Slide, mel.
bette San: Ser Nlte fbt nod 0rinnen
in Der @efnDefube .-.... Mber ba III
ettpas ni9t in Orbnung-. =.
Wie io2
Ils ibm bic 9anea porbin bas Glen
bra6te, eri9rof sr febr. Sd fab es
gang beutlid, er fubr suiammen unb
aitterte.
Sic aber fagt, fe tenne ibu ni9t. =.
3meitens aber iduft biefer @reis, ioie
brei Sunse ni1t f6nntsn. Sd babe
i'm geuarnt: Dieler 8eltliuer lit elm
Seufelsweiu. 9lber er fduft ibn in fd
binein, uie Waher unb ft6bnt bGSlpi.
fden, er tpiiBie nun ni6t, mas anfan.
gen----
@isb ibm 3tuei @uloen. beFabl Su,
bitb. unb iddff' ibn aus ben 6auie.
@tma eins Stunbe ipdtei, als fie in
ibrsm 3immer fab unb einen 8rief an
agenor i6rie5, in tpel9em fie ibm aud
oieien Beiu1 beri6tete, fam bic 9anfa
bereinseitiir3t fbredensbIei6 unb sit.
ternb.
u@ndbisfte @rdin", fammelts iie in
b6difer Grreauns, Der W6n6 1T elm
@auner, ber S@reiber 3rubfa, i'd fem
ibn!
Wie?
Der Ssnas Srubfa, tpel9er 6dreiber
bel benz Mbpotaten in g3ernotpib mar,
bel bem i'd biente. unb mir bot er bas
mails ben 9of sema6t unb tpoate mid
beiratben.
(Gortietuns foisi)
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MnS bent Weletie.

Bel Dlalarta tanu bic meuihltde Maidinerie itre
6nntienen nitt Sur Sdlfte perri6ten. @erhauuns,
Gbioneeruns, auSeeruns lnc in unprpuuns, has 9lut
ptrb rdiierts, bic Rerpen ermaen, he @eli6tsfarbe
Tir6 bleit, ber Saf iit set6rt unp her @pret lauz
neneait SGredib lit bic arantbeit, iar6terlid bre
6oniequen5en. IS siet nnehen elm bsfanutes @esenz
sft seseH has miaSmatii6e @ift unb einen ii6eren
o6us sesen taieIbe. Su ben Mialariaseseneen unIes
res SueenS unb BeitenS, in She amerita, Guatemala
une auf eem 9fmas pen Banana, icpe aud in rem
aterieeiiden ednrern, tie 4age egtitrt, bat ras
annd6ahmI6e Srdpenir uno Soeilmittet 6citetter s
Rasen SitterS, Tdbrenb ner lestcn finfunhnret6is
Sabre has @ebiet Iciner 9rauhtdrtet betdnba errez
tert unp ietnen ieuperdneu g9ertb eemrnitrirt IaS
BerS beilt SebereteeH, GeroauuusSbei6pereen 9erz
fcpfun9 Nerenleieen, Rheumatt5muS nnp auaemeine
Ghndhe.
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uno .8aummoq=g =grnte, tpsnn lonit bas
o$ohr Elm niiniRinpS IN

uno Saummollsgrnte, nenn lon1t bas
Sahr Elm giinitiges lit.
gis iebt TT oer &sgenfau Elm reidIi.
der getpeien, tuenisifens in ben r1eii1en
Sbeileu oes 9nnhes, uno ouf Die Der.
gangene Wofe bringt nur pon Elm paar
oereinaelten puntten oes WeHens, }. 9.
BON 2arebo unb Gloresbille, Glagen tiber
tine orobenDe Srodenbeit, bic fitb boffents
lid balo als por5eitig erpelien tpsrben.
SIN 8anaen 1T ber Garmer : trob bes
tbllmmen S1lags, Der ibn burd Die
10 ploBli6 eintretenDe GroitperiObe be-
troffsn bat, nod INNER bon guten
Mutbs uno ber befeu 9offnuns auf eiu
gutes Sabr, bas ibm GriaB fir bic
Webrarbeit 81 bringen bsrfpri9t, unb
er ielbi in Bereiii9aft, ieiuerfeits. mas
IN ieinen &rdften ifebt, sur gntpidlung
beg Staates beiButragen.
Iuto ionlt 1T bic Stimmung ange.
f6ts Der nit 9ieieni6ritten borange.
benoen gntDidlung beg Gtaates in OLE
len &reiiea Der Bep6lferuag eine boif.
nungsreirbs. IS tritt INNER mebr su
Gage. oab 3eras bic ur1tanbsperiobe,
pel6e es ausmdrts nur als bas para.
bies fit Nduber, M0rber unb fir bos
uilbe Rinbpeb eri9einen Iieb, iebt fir
ale 3sit binter Iid1 bat. unb baB es ans
fdust, aud isiner suten gigeui6aften
balber gemiirbist gu tuerben. 9ie @rs
fenntniB, baB Seras mirtlid3 Der
Staat 1T, pel6er but1 ben &ei9tbum
ieiner natitrliben 6iilfsquelsn, feine
Qderbau prOOuction, feline 8obens
lddbe. elnsig III ieiner N,t baItebt unb
! oa3u berufen lit. in berpDrragenber
Weife aud Elm SHbufriefaat gu tperz
ben, bribt fid mebr llnb mebr 8abn
unb lenft bic Mugen Derer In ben
S9meferitaaten Der Union, tpsI9e fur
ibre miiBig balieeenbeu &apitalien cine
lobnenbe Wermenbung iu9en, auf ben
3ufunftsfaat Seras bin.
Die SiefpaHer, unb 6afsn. Grage bat
ni6t unueientlid oasu beieetrasen, ibm
! als @n3eigemittel gu bienen. 6unberte
BON 8elomdnnern aug ben an Der Siefs
iDGher. .gewegung betheiligttl 5tibwefs
Staateu. aus 4anfas GitD, Denper &c.
1aben suerit 8eranla1ung geuommen.
HD ben bis oabin tpenig betarnten uno
iibelberii9tigisn 5tant Serns nit ei9es
men Nugen anjuieben. unb lie haben
gefunoen, baB er tpobl bas Wnfeben
berbient.
9llle Stdbte bes 2anbes, beIonbers bic
gr6Beren, ftiO i'm md1tigsn Wuff@muug
begrihen; lie fangen oil, Yelirausn 3u
ltdp ielbft su getpinnen, neil lie Ieben.
oaB ber frembe, bon auben Der tom.
menbe Gapitaliit 8ertrausu aui ibre
gatwidlun3sfdbi9feit bat. Der Wertb
bon 8runb uHb 8obeu pd1lt nit ieoem
Gage, unb If f6ou melt iibet Die @ren3e
behen binaus getommen, tpas man frtt=
Ter fir m0gllG belt.
I'm nur ein Seilpiel anaufiibren,
70 bat in 8alpeiton i'll Der bergangenen
Wode ipiebsr Der uReal @itate", ",Marft
eine beiaabe feberbnfte Sbdtisfeit ents
tpidelt. Die 8er!duie BON @runoeigens
tRum babsn ii9 ouf bic Summe bon
$625, ,026.57 bslaufeu, auf 1922. .361
mebr als in Der Vormo6e; uno felt benz
l. Sanuar 1T in unb bel @alDe ton 2an0
i'm Wertbe bon $l.827,691 betfauft
Dorben. Inndhernb groBartia 1T bas
2anbgeifdit in San antonio, Souiton,
Sort Wottb, Dallas, Maco, uub an
anberen plGben.
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9fus 0onAon ;h,e;bt -, 4

= Nus 2onbon i6reibt man: v9luf
Der unterirbii6en Stabtbabn 3pif9en
ber @iip uno oer 8oritaot @lapbam
murbe ber Yeriu6 gema6i, einen 3ua
mittelit gleetricitdt su bef6rbern. Ser
2orbmanor bon 2onbon unb eine ganse
4nsabl anberer anseiebener perf6nlid,
teiten beuubtsn ben 3ug. 9as grperi.
ment tpurbs allfeitiJ fir bur6aus ee.
Iureen ertldrt. Die @leetrieitdt idbeint
fir untergrunbbabnsn gans beionbers
geeignet, ba bonn Der 3au9 unb Dunii
fortfdllt, tpelder iebt bic 8euuBung bic.
ier gabnen unangenebm uhb ungefuab
maf|t.
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Sine fimere @els,Slulaae

~ etne iedet ron pelder Sbnen unter @arantie ,uae
dert nereen tann, taf e bsfriebtsenee Reulate lie
lsrt ptpr9enaas eas anseleste Gelo urdae,ablt prb
aut etoer SatS tpnnen Sic rcu benz unten auaeae
benen arotbeter eine 6lai6e ron Dr. ainss Weueu
S9ptnriudtS Setlmittel faufen. IS mirb aarantirt
Rap eafieibe unter alien nmItdnoeu Grletdteruna ae
Ddprt, ipenn man es seSen irseno mel6e 9epea Se
8eble, fer Bruit oher ter 9unsen anmenbet = mi
Sdptnojudt, sungenenisnnpung, 8rcnGtiB 4stbmq
Senhhuiten, Brdune &C. &c. IS 1T oneenebu einuneb
immer barauf nerlaiieu ~
grebetaiaen fret in allen Gpptbeten. MrbleIale BE
Dreib, 3bpmplpn Il. Sc.
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= Wadt Cure 8eiiellunsen fiir Stas
deIbrabt, glaiten Drabt, @ilenbIed,
3upferble6 unb 26the bel Diper &
9 dultbeB, 80 & 35 Wef Som.
merce StroBe, San Nutonio, Seras.
Spart 8elb unb 3eit.
8araniie fir nieorisfie @tarftpreiie.
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9entide Sob Srnferei

bOn Sobu g dOtt Snoof @de
Maiu pla3a, empfieblt f6 sur 9lufsr>
tigung iauberer Drudarbeiten in Deutf1
unb @ugliid au ben bilialten Yreiien.
0ereine auf Dem 2anbe polleu Iid BEL Ye.
barf gefdllieii on ibn penben. 20.2, lin
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q Maber 8ant bssablt 4
proSent 3inien far 3eit, Gspofien.
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9r. 5. 9. @reeoinG 3abnarat.
Office go. 231 OF Souiton 5trabe,
San Nntonip. Spredt bel ibm Dor!
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s. Wpgel bat ben 2eibsStaG bon
8er0ffr6m & 8rap setauft uno label
Seben freunoIidft elm, por5uipre@en,
Der pferbe, Yugsies &c. faufen ober
perfaufen mill. W}it bieiem @eiddfte
1T aud bas ber 2ei9enbatattung pers
bunbeu unb iDerben alle Nuftrdge
prompt ausgefi6rt. 9llle Sorten bon
Sdrgen fets on Sanb. 20,6,1iw
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Muerlet.
9lm 5ancf VatrifssSoae W

Nm 5anct patrifssSage Mon.
tag miro Elm groBes Concert unter ber
2eituns bes 6errn Carl Bed in ber
@affnoz9ale ffattfinoen.
Das @runb1tiid an Der gfe BON
Commerce. unp gorcoransStraBe, auf
mel1em ft9 Elm tleiner Barbier 2aben
bsiinbet, III bon ben gefibern. ben Bar.
temann'fdeu grbem, fur $1,000 an
6errn 9. U. DIirler berfauft poroen.
Dor Elm paar Sabraebnten bate bahelbe
@runoliiif $500 gefo(tet.
Ssrr 9r. Wm. Setter bon @biz
eago bat fi6 iebt bsfiniiio als Specials
ar3t fir Quaenz uub Obrentrantbeiten
in San Nntonio niebergela0en. IS
1T baburd einem iGon Idnsit 9es
fii9iten yebiirftib abgebolfen, oa
eiH FOLDER Special Mr3t bisber in
San gntonio fshlte. Or. Netter ers
freut fid, bet GmpfebIung bsr anseieben>
ten bieligen 9ler5te. st mar lange
3eit 4flfent bes prof. s. s. 1os III
@bicago am Illinois Charitable Eye
and Ear Infirmary," tpelhes als bic
sr0Bte Nusen' unb ObreusSeil. .9lnfaIt
beIen 2anbes betannt lit.
= Scr. o. $. gbilores, Der juuse
Nuitiner, Delder gnbe 9fobember in oee
gorballe beg Mengsr 9otels Dbne isben
erii9tli6en 8runo ben 9roidtentui.
f9er Sim Draper ME eiaen tollen 9unb
uiebeti9oB, if sssen 2eiiiung elmer
8iirgi6aft bon $4,000 f,eieelaHen
tooroen - unb 5mar auf @runo eiaes
TOrmfeblers bin, ben nan nur eatoe.
deli fann, penn man Iid ieinen &C..
iunben Weni1enpetitanb Dur6 mebr>
idbriges nAt1ts" sStlnium umnebeln
ldBt! Der Wann fommt iebt natiirli6
gan3 frei!
Wir mir b6ren nirb oemnd6ft
bon biefigen 9ilettanten unter 2eitung
beg 9errn s. s. 2afrenb bas Drama
Stubenten unb 2iiBpwer" BON Wilbelm
S9rSber iii Der 3urnersSalle sur Mufz
flibruug gelangen.
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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-07-09

lack of fragrance account for the decline
of the Cammellia's popularity. 1t has
gradually been forced into the back
ground by the "Queen OF Flowers" the
rose, which within late years has been so
much improved as to well deserve the
popularity it enjoys. Nevertheless, the
Cammellia has lost none of it's beauty.
It's beautiful white, pink or crimson flow
ers, so waxy- like in their purity, are as
freely and regularly produced, when the
plants are properly attended to, as ever
they were. The foliage is just as dark
green and glossy as ever, and forms the
same beautiful and striking contrast to
the lovely blossoms, as when the plants
were so generally admired for that same
reason years ago. No more skill is re-
quired to grow the plant properly than
then, and the cultivator receives no less
recompense for the labor and attention
bestowed upon it, except, perhaps, in the
matter of dollars and cents. There are
very few plants, indeed, which make such
beautiful show when in their season of
flower, as the Cammellia. We trust that
ere long it may again rise into favor and
enjoy the popularity it so well merits.-
Curries' Monthly.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-07-09
Native Florida Figs.

We clip the following from ''Notes
Upon Some North American Trees.-X."
by P'of. c. S. Sargent in Garden and
Forest. Fiscus aurea makes a beautiful
foliage plant, nearly, if not quite, as Or
namental as the India Rubber Tree, F.
elastica. The other species we have never
seen.-ED. FLORAL DEPARTMENT..
Ficus aurea, Mutt. A specimen in the
Kew herbarium collected by Brace in New
Providence in 1879, shows that this COM
mon South Florida tree is also, as was
expected, an inhabitant of the Bahamas.
Ficus brevifolia, Mutt. There appears to
be only two Indigenous fig trees upon the
Florida Keys, F. aurea, with leaves point
ed at both ends, and sessile, or nearly
sessile, fruit, and plant with nearly cor
date leaves and small, fattened peduncu-
late fruit, which is first yellow, but be-
coming scarlet at maturity. The pedun-
cles vary considerably in length on the
same plant. 1t is represented with yell
low fruit in NuttalPs Sylvia as F. pedun-
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-07-09
The Cammellia

Nothing is more surprising than the
fact that that once most popular OF all
cultivated flowers. the Camellia, has to-
day fallen into a state of almost total
neglect. To be sure, one or more plants
are still to be found in almost every
greenhouse, but we cannot help noticing
that but little attention is paid them.
They are usually suffered, as we common
ly say, to take care of themselves. The
consequence is, the flowers are poor and
sickly-looking; and the flowers, when
they are produced, are small and of poor
form and color. A comparatively short
the ne plus ultra of garden plants. 1t
was to be found in every greenhouse,
and it was not uncommon to find in
many gardens large greenhouses devO-
ted exclusively to it's cultivation. Gar
deners Wed with each other in obtaining
the greatest number of flowers of the
largest size, and perfectly symmetrical
form and beautiful color, according to
variety Then the flowers were as much
in demand for bouquets, etc., as is the
rose to-day, and in many instances al
most fabulous prices were paid for them.
Although very beautiful, there is nc dis
putting the fact, however, that these flow
ers are not nearly so well adapted for
m aking up into bouquets or other fora
arrangements as the rose. This and the
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1890-07-09

are but few plants that are commonly
grown that do not need fertilizers. These
do best if planted in sifted leaf mould,
which every one can obtain from any
thicket or hammock under the freshly
fallen leaves. For composing manures
with muck, leaf-mould, grass and many
other humus producing materials, look
up the excellent formulas contained in
back numbers of the Dispatch.-E. N.
Reasoner, in the Dispatch.