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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

49, usy ~ d.-p.-ssi isS fossiv- TIE
~~r,an Who hs@ hss- hnsafis,a. 8 - hes
.is-r~rsts s'isrr 20 - fstslii fl~s ts~sufF
abe rstnf- ard posstsr- s'st eksa~~s -
esxa q Assrsssf a ialra ~ hsrsss~t
-ar-sfa snd pssrr~- Nat ssfs Al shs
y~sr F<-sssssi ssss ~0-fssu ssil 80 - ssr~-
- them "a. ell as sec sat th,sii sass
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

fss a.sa.i @s~~sis4 a si.s sts.sts-issess. -
"a fs~<ssue' ssa sssss $50 - ~ sss~ea h..ss-
q sAs as,sass@s - - t<ssfsss fS<sk ts-
s3fs a slsse4 naftss sf~fs - NisAts>A. 90
~@-ssss Me- 81 - q = s.s~s = sss
fs.fss<s@a issr< q Nee. ssssssssB
i.ssss. as,si s<s. .ssn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Charles X. Gibson has removed his
pension and intelligence Office to room
81. Old Houseman block. the room form
erly occupied by +. J. Darling. Mr..
Darling is about to re- enter the pension
department.. and has sold his pension
business here tn Mr.. Gibson and to an
attorney in Washington. Mr.. Darling
has made host 1T friends while here.
and will be- greatly missed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
FACTORY FOR ReII.

6sssd ksos7s vsis boes CcepSay. VII vesss
power. sesaa power. elevator, 1ain shelein9,
% Nil serost, iRnsaiaisly sos4A e Msoell
Carpet Svespsr Cumpeny: siss d LOT l0oxl10;
posscssioa nayl, AHrOx Q. HoDsxYsL,
r. mo The Miehi9an Trust COmpany
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Ny wife has been suffering with fe-
male trouble 81 the severeet kind for
over three years. have paid 81 during
the last three months and she had no
relief She had doctorcd continually
with the best 81 physicians.
bought three bottles each ~ Dull
laIn's Great German Female Uterine
Tonic and Dullam's Great German
Blood. Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure
and can say today that she - entirely
cured W. II. DRowtEy.
Sworn ~ before me on this T:i day
June. 1890 joins &. DutLsM,
Notary Public. Gene,re County. Flint.
Mich.
For sale at Srribner 4 Aldu,sth'a
drug store. No. 81 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

On sssoust 81 ~ dssAA - sv1sA
A spleodtd steom. full ROLLER peccso 6cssing
i:ss .::sns y l. s:a:s'' Sss 80
WOOD PEI cord $40: city u am sisty 49,
fsum Detroit. Originally cost oBl0; wm 81
Bail block. Dsesu1A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

BUY Dullsu's Great German y cont
Cough Cure AZ Scrihner a Aidvosth'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

DRoRATR QpDER- State II DGtehIsss.
i Coussy q ksee. ss.-At q seosipa a The
probate ecsss eRs easd eoapeV Il kDS halA
~ abe prohats clsce In the city 81 Grad Rap
tie. On the zssh day ~ Fchsuary. IN the ycss
cne thousand eight hundred and nisssy three.
Prs-~ns, Cyvus r. peskssa. tpdee q Psebate
In the matter al the estate ~
MAGGIE suEA, s~reased.
Michsei shea. having nied In this eosrt he
resisssa. praytnG that tie sduninisssatsra of
- "a state ~ granted to himself
IL " crsser~5 that Mcsdsy. the ~ Asy ~
Mar. 80. 81 zen ces"es TN The fcr-n"r, 81
ssia probate cssiec. he appointed las hessiaa
ssid petition.
AID - - furshes erd~r-d. that ecgv a. shi.
Order ~ pus.tsh~d thru sseosssive vssAs
Rapids Herald. DAILY n>wspap~v /. pssas~.i ssd
s,rcuIAtins in ssid county IL k~uf
Ctkus & PERKiNS
"a srse eors1 Juds~ cf rrchase
Hassv Il fFwsLi. REGISTER seA srs =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

DROBArE ORDER State Of Michigan. ccun-
u ~ cf Kent-ss: Al scsston II the Probate
eoart Tor said county a Ksat, held q the pro
bate Once. IN the city of Grand Raptde. On tn:
10Th day II March. 10 The ysas 60 thOosand
eight hundred and ninety -thrpe.
Present. Cyrus f. Perkins,, Judos a PsoAaeA
In the matter q the estate ~
PR1NA A. MARle and JOHN n. MARle, minoss.
On reading and filing the petition. duly vert
fed. Of Deborah Nsris. guardian Of said
estate. praying THE court fps license and
authority u mogteaee the real estate az ssid
minors therein dcscrihed. sor the reasons aud
purposes therein set forth.
I, is ordered that Friday. ths sth Oar 81
Nay. iss. st 70 O'clock In The lcsseoce, ~
said probate once. he apvcirted fos hearing
said petition. and that tho nest ~ Kin a said
misors. esd ell persvns istesestsd 10 said -
tate appear before ssid coast, 81 said time esd
plsee. IN shsv eass. vAy . liee0se sboal1 M
val .ssasc .. vssyed 70! In s.esd petlstna-
AnA II " further ordered that q copy ~ THE
order m published thre~ succc~stvs weSkp pre-
vious In said dag ct hearing In the Orand Rap
ids Herald. daily aew-pAp~r psiats1 and eis-
culstin. in said county 81 kent.
CYRUS y. pEnklSN,
"A true copy) judge % Probate.
HArsr D. JEWELL. Register. ved may
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

My wife was confined TO her bed for
over two months with q very severe At
tack of rheumatism. We could get
nothing that would afford her any TO
lief. and - last resort gave Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm . trial. To our great
surpriss she began % improve after the
first application. and By using il regu-
..arly she was soon able 10 get up and at
tend to her house work. T.. Fl. johnson. ol
G. J. Knutson 4 Co.. Remington, Mime
sota. Fifty cent bottles for sale BY +.
j. Wurzburg. No. 50 Monroe street
The art exhibition Yemaina Oman all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

p1uck WkGs ~ ~ k;spsoses.
Ds. Emu Hossh y cell known In Eu-
rops - IN African explores. but biz
vosk u especially MARKED by the tnct
thas In vie accompanied him on his
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Eay DuI.ams Great German IN, zen,
Cough Cure At ~ 4. Scsitnes 4 AID
surih's. n Mceroe ssyees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Elder q. 8. Beaver of McAllistsrville.
Juniatta county. Pennsylvania. says his
wife ia subject to cramps In the stomach.
Last summer she tried Chamberlain
Collie. Cholsra and Diarrhes Remedy
for it. and was much pleased with the
speedy relief il afforded. She has since
used Il whenever necessary and found
that il never fails. For sale BY +. j.
Wurzburg. druggist No. IS Monroe
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Tho greaieef worm destroyer or earth
IL Duiism's Great German Worm lns
enges only ~ cents per boz. Fer sale
II Scrif.uer A Aldwctb's drug store
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
REAL estate
81. ..at ID ssr~ -,

~ o. y. 4z<~..s~. ss-s-ss 1888 s~s-rs se@a
<sss esss taer-<ss bsseer~-s tsfssts es~t@e
iss.ss s.s.s5 t.sts. atff5sFtA szhsef@. ~
sax..s.-~a Fssss ssxrss
Assasa sfSoss s~s-n -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

'Issl.srHo>e - :. kssse1se Md vhe ~
! sas- ssa r~s.ssr eesse.. ests< -sis 49, h>es
sus,esss4. s~a sh.sxses -" sssss sssa ss~s ~hs
a. ssss<a8 .-.it>stfas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Tho art exhibition remains open al
the week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.


' ~
POR sAIE noCsEs AND iDTx
Zoe nodsrs uiaesecss kssss IN rsev~os
Aven0e. eAse fvsntAur. evun1 ~ r<ss -rsetAext:
spess ell hsngaiA- Aisp go ~ hsssao sse
pNe, eight cssue. eusOes MT. - - Apoeh
Lafaye4tr. With fususce, hath 500 eli sss~1~sn
fmproveaseotA o. - Hsnn<s sv~~as. eus20e
roouas c<srSos bps, good bssa ts<rAsss- o.
- Csusysa svcnos. s0e 80 fsvss sveaes go ~
Moth fsus0oct. go N na~s1zs,. cue en No.
esd sveaueI Ala TOO bousrs oa CrUsH sasDA
% szeAsnee fns hooes snd ics csnsrai1s f0rAse1
Two kousrs - NAs stgpps- k&sseo n AslAnanauo
ssesss ees sale O. eyehano>.
FAkns tOk sALE % ExCNAN0G
80 arsv~ Ia Teshsidge so~eshsps = ons s<<,rA
farm sss&i clay loan LANCE barn small hsvuss;
II arses tmpssssed. holasce heerh marie e,sn
aid Ssh tsnhss. eos sale - sArhssgs 6su cite
pso4,~ssy.
30 scss> twelve agss fruM eas,, enc a -
hrps ssnek 90 daisy e~sHs ~ che sasse. I'D
usterud 18th srssng hss~pA svc ss-ud cscher1s
a ssrs suo god hssssns- 0.~sd bsrns - 1svs
Olse = srrss sis aslss fsua ess,. sse1 hsk1a
iaGp. guod osuhard go Sspd lasd
] hare alsp IN namesss ~ Gnr rs~cns ~ eos1eD
lasds ssas shs cssy rsssins fss<n nss ~ ssrS
ocrO.
I have lots h Il, passs - ~ ssss " srsl 80
e1ehanxe-
House. 10 s>nt
Aos<y 10 ioss q s.sd ssai s.sss: s.rss,y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

J. T. Carriers. liar city whos~~sIr
liquor dealer. RAISED all the money h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The art exhibition remains open all
the week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
Phxs,ciana Outdona.

The art exhibition remains open q
tho week.
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NRAl ooyAT0-ouS.
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haze es{shins thea vsll ssk 20, the ssas>vs
less 40 %. - hsS haaA &Aa 4 nassta.
ENOR GALE -ussss ssA ~ wisA Ass~, Na
II - nadtsps svrelA. 9TH ~ esnas kss1
q a 30: 80 s's's' ga ''''''s' ~ ''-sa:s>
Nl - ~ vsssaa ssfsss-wess oSAA
III Ses!shy avenue 80 End
NcstA~sss corner .! lnhs, svesss- IA IA
Neat 10 lsss hesss q ssssh s;1s a Ss~vsss
S:s:s =: ~: .i.. |. y. ~. |. .,s.. s.i..
I az ss.ss !! e. Il i s.. e = ' e.,
Tor sale aa1 sxehanoe. Ca M eonA hnsse 40
sst pss.sss IN 's.s ss 80 ts5:, s:Psss.
IA NSskisss Trsrs fiaiIdins.
ENon sALE-B:..A sss. .ea.sa hc..-. No.
S.sssS:... r. c. isiiSiss sssssScSs ~
AsoNGv 70 LoAM.
TO IoU WANT noNEys-Ife. y. .0ls
We 1aks isaas - hnsssApsd ssods. ssasos.
f;ss :: 49, :s.s s.. 8 ss: Iss "a e: E.
Quickcge puoni6ao tiuc.
=. oGs 49, z; 49, = , s:''I:: $500 g.
Lcs.e co - sssssrd - ioas - Assssss ssess
y0ss e'sv.si.ss:, s,d .as pan SsEA s'sssssSs
II you Owe : bslases o. fernitss.. piano ~
Other property. 10 Vim pay r. ~ Dor you. and
',WE ~: 81: = lac {: e: $50; e. ..,,s....1I
Our o6Icss are he ncss p,sassss q. ~ stss
and are - assA9ee9 thai parss1 eaiiins upca
Ss may b vssssd sesa eAsskiy and s'arss
hsnsnbss sAss yoa hsvs sAs - Of 10th DE
psupssty ed NE sseasg I'D cen sstsss ~
''s okisSbs s aPt xcsraAas LOAN GO.
csn.s II iossos. fssa asa csssl -.
N !OANe. LOANS. LoANs-Frea s0 up.sr,is
~ on boasss and lus - tsrasd RapiAa. %
I'd. 4: s. an ss.ass ~ =
suit borovcs. john 3. Nsrsia. No . Csaal
stsDct. -
MONEY 10 loAN-ln laree cr small quaint
AVA tie up.oa improved real estate Sor pes
cent. We alsc take rerouo mortgages. ssssm-
Ing the first. end loan 70 the lisnit At saty pss
c~nt of the SALVATION Of the property. Phusil
lIcan Association. lnaulrs ~ rpcm N. No 9
Casal ssseet, opposits Sweets hosei. 0rssd
Rapids. niehisss. -
r. fOU WANT ssooey, either "a ehstsels ~
y rial estate, call On the Lombard Brus.. ruo0
10 Lovsts block. Gsund RapidA. Michigan -
MONEY LOANED Sus shswt si.ss IN lasr. q
AN snal amoants o. any turn a. eood eseUs.
ny. Frank A. Wemee. - 0rhiesa 1rnse
Building, eux. Peasi aud O<saws strsstA Is,e
|Gl]lIf5l!l7lIl
We have \ fine linz al Me0's ara Ruyu' SuSss
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Pension Attorney Changes.

The art exhibition remains open all
thu week
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
|ll]l[{s5l!l91l

We have . Hae line AZ Me~s anA Royr' Sssss.
QvecoasB. ladfs' Jsckeea. 4 sr,ss. nsckinscsh~-.
Drrss .(suoAa. Rcelrs end tslasrs ssssss that 30
ell On weekly. paynessA You vsss The eoD6
While payioG ens theQ.
faG HhEN. Oves Arcade euesunca.
R0usns u and 10 fUvses' Opera Hsaase kioek.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

ron SALG MISCELLANEOUS.
L,oR SALE 10 you want . hr~s-cls.s ssiece
II poe viil learn soPe<hinG 70 yrur ssvsn-
sasp ~ cailspg an the Lombard Rrsvs., st rv-sn
10 Iosetf Ns~k. Grand Rsrtdp. Michigan.
They have the seie Of oas u the hcss In the eisy
L~Oa RALE Foor yeass' iess~. al hoo svst
u ~ cas ~ The b~ss lerasrd sscr-s o.
she esss eide II Canal street N dssss-s bssins~s
hssuses ssa ins~ascvsed stock can ~ bsuehf .
Hsst - .old h~scvs nss ist- Inquire 81 wan
tpeis bcSldsa~ "a
80 - $3.50 'i-.--.----------------,
L>OR saLE Impaired health enst~s /. I'm
r~esssve that I shall cell NJ ssls-s. and
restaurant, IL ts one 81 the he~s prcpsrtscs In
TIE etsy To r~e~-sns %. d>ssvs ~ pnrvssse
fad psrftenssvs oil ~ Sisrs % srrs'ss,seo
The a~rs1y earess e~ra ma Apply. l s~sp
h.sse~ss SGD Oil 0fve y. The right men eth
mccoy ss oestra - tk~ h~s' ~sir~re ard v~ssse
r-u, u tsvssA Raps<a Asasv>s u ]. l. H~r
aid f.fk~c r.sf
L,oR SALT ~. sxssre Store - ssfnisu~ sol
u ssnr~llse-y.ss hcss~is,la rs-rts . roe
h~usA se-i tsss~ ies ~sues - tnss, ses ss~srs
sss<sss soess sn3 iss No. ~ Asas-cs ssf~~s !,
,.~sss hss shssss s<r~~s fssw ~ tsn srr~s
- vx-ss sAss ~ essy lsasa nee Auif.ssnss srsi
&c tssss. - trait, vsa -~il - seehsess Zoe
s,,..-r prssp-rss A t.srA sa - essrsssx
sfvs-~s. tfrf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26


d. Ia as ~ day 81 hom~. s~lliax Lightning
TsD Platter and plating jewelry. watches.
tableware. etc Fis,~s the finest a. iewelry
God % 80, IN all kinds 81 metal Nth epid.
Evpsy boon hss ecsrds ses4tns PLATING ID. X.
Desuo. eistusnhss q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

V1 ~ NJ vsspaa sefsss--Wen osAA
~ Sesishy Asssss-e 49, Esa
liza Wcalehy aveass Easa RaA.
NcstAusss cuner ~ nlhes avsooe- Eaes IA
loass ssSt usrssh a the ahsys- essa faA
Neat to last hoaos o. &ouAh siAe a barvsss
aveuno-Nouth Ed.
Ovaes 1qgs ell; vAss = hts iess b yoss gaia
go East EDd lo4s tor IA 70 yua huiId q ossce
Investigate thiA- HAfgaiaa u al para a. esty
,ss :a's go ~ 90. e: 49,. to- s
m ntcSiS~c Trsss ~ ii1is~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

LNOR aALE-Bssuh 80. nodssn hcu.-, No
I lss South CsiUa. beswesa Cherry aed
wealthy. Inquire % ~ 6ouah Unsua a. a =
ewassAss@ fruse O. euildtsg; tassUAcee ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

EAsY rAYhENTS IL - v,ssa - ~ :
-. IL sasii No. g 80 Psy.ssss. I'D q !
Ices - Sos = - 49, ISs II Sssss~.
ENOR eALEr-ussss ssA ~ WisA hss~, M
ycsi S.i11 Gisv. vssS osSsss 81 ss.sa.sA
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08

Some of our neighbors think it is quite
amarvel that Plant City should begin the
work of erecting brick college building,
but it is true nevertheless that we have
just such building fairly under Roadway.
We have no Rollins, nor a Stetson. nor q
Sumerlin, but our people are united and
deeply in earnest in this enterprise and
the small sums make the work move too.
Plant City Courier.
Gov. Mitchell does not sleep more than
eleven hours out OF the twenty. four, for
fear that some fellow will make O. raid
on the treasury. He says that every
time fellow steals q water butt or a
cross cut saw somebody wants requis-
ition to bring the party back at the ex-
pense of the State, but he does not in
tend to allow it. He iDtimates that it
would be we'll to encourage men to leave
the State, and may the Lord have mercy
on Georgi8-Floridian.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08
Editor Florida Agriculturist

I have several acres of new high pine land
cleared last summer and plowedlast fall want
to plant it with corn L am told that the land is
too ''sour'' for corn the first year. Others say
not. Which is right? w.
We do not think there is enough
"acidity" in new pine land to prevent the
growth of corn. We have seen the finest
kind OF corn grown on land the first year
after it was cleared. On newly cleared
saw palmetto fiat woods land you would
not be able to grow corn, however, you
could planting rice or some similar crop
the first year.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08
PALMER, RIVENBURC & co.

New YORK March 1, disadvantages, Indian
fancy So rs % SO rs, straight lines
200 a. $3.50; russets, fancy, $500 q 50 %;
grape fruit, 81 90 % So 90; tangerfnes, So 90 "a
$15Oa quart beets, ST 90 q 25; cabbage, 50 90 "a
81 rs lettuce u Dbl. baskets ST. so "a SD co.;
string beans, ST 90 @$3 OOegg plant per box 81 90
"a 81 90 5bHcrates, SIS 90 "a $40 90; tomatoes
fancy carriers $3 90 a S. co. crates 81 90 a 81 co.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08
Editor Florida AGricuIturist:

Editor Florida AgricuIturist:
Can you inform us if there is any special prep
aration for pine posts to prevent them from rot
ting? Your attention will much Oblige,
HADLEY & DANIEL.
Port Tampa.
There is liquid called carbolineun
avenarious, made for the preservation OF
posts. 1t costs about $3.50 per gallon
and is applied hot. tits for sale by lead
ing hardware dealers.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08
Editor Florida Agriculturist:

Editor Florida AgriculturiSt:
l would like to know if you any of your sub
scrbers have had any experience in Entertainment
of what is commonly called red rust. Have heard
that air slaked lime would cure it. Can any one
tell me whether this is true. or not? Any infor-
nation will be appreciated H. S. SMITH
In reference to the use Of lime for the
rust, Prof. Hubbard in his book on in
sects infesting the orange says: Not
the slightest effect was obtained with the
application of lime. The mites contin-
ued feeding and propagating under q
coating OF lime dust sprinkIed on infested
leaves and branches. Leaves containing
mites were dipped into a strong solution
of lime and water without injury to the
mites or the eggs.
But the mites" says Prof Hubbard,
''both adult and young, are very sensi-
tive to sulphur and are readily killed in
any form in which it can be made to act
upon them" This has also been the ex-
perience OF those who have used the sui
plur mixtures, and we would therefore
advise Mr. Smith to use the Eureka. or
some similar sulphur insecticide.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08

Cleaning a loaded gun nearly cost Mr..
Aitree his life this week. Fortunately he
had the muzzle turned from him when the
gun went off, and he excaped with some
bruises only.-TitusvilIe Advocate.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

This department. is devoted to answering such
questions as may be asked by our subscribers
which may be of general interest Inquiries
of personal character that require ansWerby mail
should always have stamps enclosed.
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THE ORANGE MARKET.
Florida Fruit Exchange.

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 2S.--Sales since report of
February oath show averages ranging from
$1.O7 to $19S. Lowest 20 CENTS highest $3.50.
Two cars of strictly prime fruit sold yesterday
a market full of poor stock at $500 to $3.50;
average being $3.50.
This shows just what good stock will do even
in the face of a heavy supply of inferior fruit
We do not think owners of heavy, sound, prime
fruit need hesitate to ship now as we feel satisfied
they can obtain full value.
We can give no encouragement to shippers of
inferior and le hit weight fruit beyond the assur-
ance that we are doing all in our power to obtain
best possible results, and feel that with very few
exceptions this fruit is doing all that we can reas
Onably expect We do not believe it will pay to
hold fruit longer as it is than apt to deteri-
crate in quality, and in opinion the sooner
it reaches the consumer the better it will be for
all concerned
Growers to properly appreciate the situation
should be here for few days and examine, as we
do, the various lots as they pass through
Recent damp, warm weather does not help the
keeping quality of the average run of fruit,
JACKSONVILLE, March 3.-Sales since our bulle
tin OF February 28th, show some slight improve
ment. Prices being somewhat higher and the
general condition and quality of the offerings a
little better
We still recommend the shipment of sound,
heaVy Juicy fruit as prices on such are sure to go
higher from this time forward:
we are still receiving quite quantity of light,
pu1y and dry fruit also much soft fruit. This
does not initiate against the sale of good fruit
as 1t is all open for inspection before sale and the
ruiz is sure to sell on it's merits as the buyers
nave the opportunity to carefully examine the
different lines and each line will sell according
to its condition and quality.
kilograms show results as follows:
lst. Sale to-day one car very rotten, IS cents
to $500; average 500. Second car better condi-
ton but large sizes. Sold $1.7O to 1896; average
$3.50. Market in good shape
End. Car 2S44 sold for $659OO; average $1SS.
Some marks decayed.
3rd. Good sale, fruit better quality Sold 20
cents to $2.75 and $3.50 boxes averaged 81 80
Prospects good for good fruit.
4th. Sold five cars to-day at averages 81 90,
$l25 $126 Averages reduced by much fruit
practically worthless One car good fruit aver
aged $231 Another car with considerable decay
averaged $500.
9TH. Sold car 1854 with 277 boxes, quality poor
averaged 1921. Market good on sound, heavy
stock.
9th. Sale to-day $17O to $3.50; average 800.
Fruit fair but considerable rot.
7th. Sold 5000 boxes today 65 cents to $245;
average $1.54. Quality same as usual, mostly
light decayed and withered.
8th. Three cars sold to-day so cents to $3.50:
average $1.52. Two sold $3.50 to 50 90 mostly
started, some very rotten. market firm.
9th. Car 1904 averaged $l.94. Car $40 aver
aged $2.O3.
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Editor Florida A gricuIturist:

Editor Florida AgricuIturiSt:
would like the best receipt for insecticide for
removing SCALE The solutions so far tried are
death only to rust mite and spider. Some of the
potash mixtures think is what need [ want
something that has proved effectual
ALACHUA.
We would not recommend the potash
solutions, as to be effectual it requires at
least one and one half pounds of potash
or soda I've to the gallon Of water, and
solution of this strength is necessarily
somewhat injurious to the foliage and
bark OF the tree
When it was popular in this section of
Florida to spray against scale, the kero-
sene emulsion was the popular medium,
This was:
Wntle OIL pound
eOo0 gallon
The soap was heated and added boiling
hot to the kerosene. The mixture was
then churned by means of force pump and
spray nozzle for five or ten minutes, The
mixture attains the consistency OF cream
when cold Before using the formula as
given above it should be diluted with
thirty gallons of water.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-03-08

A RARE CHANCE for q good housekeeper-
N Wanted, a good woman to do generaIbouse-
work in family of four persons. Work all on
one floor. Will pay good wages; white woman
preferred. Address CHAS. B. PELTON, Lake
Helen, Florida.
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WANTED-By an English gardener, years
w in Florida, a situation to take care of
groves vineyard or garden. Married, no family
Address VIM. NJ. STEELE, Windsor. AIachTa
County, Fla.
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EOR SALE-5,O0O two-year old lemons on sour
stock at 20 cents each. 10000 budded or
ange trees, 5000 grape fruit trees, dormant buds
or seedlings. LAKE REGION NURSERY Com
pany, Auburndale Polk County, Fla.