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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1893-12-20
Merchants Steamship Company of
Florida

This favorite line, which is purely a
Florida enterprise, comes to the front
again this winter with the staunch steam
ship "Elihu Thomson boat built for
the carrying of fruit, being thoroughly
ventilated and of much larger capacity
than the steamer they had last year.
1t will give us pleasure te note each
week a very decided increase in their
business, as we think the fruit growers
Of Florida should give this deserving
line their hearty cooperation and load
them down every trip with all the fruit
they can carry
AS prices are low this season, the low
rate of 30 cents per box made by this
company undoubtedly will be more APP
preciated than ever before
The merchants throughout the State
who are ordering goods from New York
and other Eastern markets can make a
saving of about 20 per cent. on freight
from New York to Jacksonville, which
they are undoubtedly taking advantage
of, as all shrewd business men naturally
would, especially since competition has
become so keen.
This line sends steamer out of New
York and jacksonville every week, leav-
ing each end Saturdays.
We bespeak for this line a large bus
mess.
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always hatch so well as the best sitting
hen. The hen, somehow, will manage to
coax out more chickens than the ma.
chine. And yet confess to a liking for
the machine. The labor of attending it
is not SO exasperating as that OF attend
ing many sitting hens. No eggs are
smashed by clumsy feet, no nests are
fouled by lazy or sick sitters, no eggs are
deserted, and no vermin are produced.
Even if the number of chickens from the
same eggs be less, the satisfaction in
caring for the machine is some compen-
satiOn. If but few chickens are to be
reared, the sitting hen is cheaper; but
when many are to be Matched, and espec-
tally when they are to be Matched very
early when sitting hens are difficult to
procure, an incubator becomes necessity.
Whoever buys one owes it to himself and
to the manufacturer to observe the di.
rections Faithfully and to make careful
study OF the conditions of successful incu-
baton. A reasonable amount of intelli-
gence will enable one to run any OF the
leading incubatOrs in a satisfactory man
ner, provided Interpretation are not too
high. But do not hope to obtain, as an
average, the exceptionally high percent
age that often appears in the testimo-
malls. hatch OF fifty to seventy-fve per
cent. of the fertile eggs ought to satisfy
reasonable mortal, and such results are
obtainable, with the possibility OF occa-
sonally obtaining even a much higher
percentage. -American Agriculturist.
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Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure Deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed crn-
dition Of the mucous lining of the Els
!achian Tube. When this tube gets in
AIMED you have rumbliug sound of
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation eau be taken ont
and this tube restored to its normal con
diti0n. hearing will be destroyed Tor.
ever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
cat 'rrh. which is nothing but an ia
f 4med condition Of the mucous surfaces
We will give One Hundred Dollars f,1
any case of Deafness (cansed ny catarrh)
THAT cam he cured by HAll's Catarrf
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., T. do, O
90 I'D by Druggists, 75c.
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The Value of Incubators.

The manufacture of incubators has
been brought to point OF perfection in
the last few years which renders them
vastly superior to those that have been
the subject OF so much condemnation.
Incuhators are now made that are sim
pie in construction and easy of regula-
tion BOUh the hot air and hot water
machines work admirably, so far as So
curing the correct degree OF heat is con
cerned. They do not require the constant
watchfulness that was formerly required
A few minutes attention, twice day, is
all that il needed. And vet each make
has AN individuality Of it's own and re-
qnires to be studied in order to be sue.
cessfully run. Know thy machine, is
necessary advice. So far as my expert
,ence goes the best incubator will not
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Shell Theory.

Shell Theory.
The idea entertained by some people
that brown sheIled egg is richer than
white shelled egg is simply theory that
has no foundation in fact. The color OF
the shell is no indication whatever as to
whether rich or poor.
The color of shell does, however. give
US a p >inter as to the kind of hen that
laid the egg. There are two distinct
classes or varieties Of hens, of which there
are many different strains and many in
termediate grades. They are known as
the Asiatic and the Mediterranean classes.
The former is the large, feather legged
type, to which belong the Brahmas'
C>chins and Langshans. The Medterra-
mean class comprises the Leghorns, Span
ish, Mlnorcas, etc. The former or Asiatic
class lay very dark shelled eggs, while the
latter lay clear, white sheled eggs. The
Asia'ics are the "hatchers,' the hens be-
ing very much given to sitting. The
~ pc 6Fc uIOIG p6ISIStSut
layers and less inclined to sit.
To the intermediate class belong such
purebred varieties as the Plymouth Rocks
and Wyandottes, better known as the
Americans breeds. Hens of these two va
rieties lay light brown shelled or cream
Ilored eggs. According to the she'll
theory, their eggs should be sort Of a
happy, go. between the Asiatics and Med
it4rranean in quality and flavor.
Then there's the good old common
hens. They are all of mixed blood of no
distinct class and the shells OF their eggs
vary IN color from light brown to
creamy white, never quite as dark brown
as the pure Asiatics, nor 50 white as
those OF the purebred Mediterraneans.
Unlike the shell, however, the yOlk of
the egg is pretty good Indication of it's
richness. Hens that have plenty OF grass
and insects lay the richest, dark yolked
eggs, whereas those deprived of green
food and meat lay eggs with pale yolks
that are thin in albumen aIsO and not
very nutritious.
Plenty OF insects or fresh meat makes
rich eggs. During a neutrality-suspicious.
in Kansas, some years ago, it is said the
hens in the localities where the insects
we're most numerous laid eggs, OF which
the yolks we're exceedingly dark yellow,
and remarkably rich and sweet.
The idea OF the superiority OF the dark
sheled eggs, is in keeping with the belief
some people entertain, that a yellow
skinned chicken is sweeter in flesh than a
white skinned chicken. 1t is simply the
gold color that is catching, II. B. Goer
in Southern CdtivatOr.
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POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
EDITED BY e. W. AMsDEN,
ORMOND,

TO whom all correspondence in regard to this
apartment should he addressed.
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Chronic Nasal Catarrh positively cured
by DR.. Sage's Remedy. so cents; by
druggists.
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WHAT the LITTLE TRENoHMAN
WANTED.
It Was "The Grand Uonfidanco.n

1t Was 'The Grand Confidance,"
The following hit at the times, written
by George P. Morris more than fifty
years ago, aprOpos to the money panic
OF that period, exactly fts the present
situation;
A little Frenchman loaned q mer-
chant five thousand dollars when the
times were good. He called at the
counting-house few days since in q
state OF agitation not easily described,
"How do you do2" inquired the mer-
chant
"Sick--ver sick, replied monsieur,
whats the matterP
de times is de matter"
"Detimes P-what disease is thatW
de malaide vat break all de mer-
chants yer much"
hAh-the times, eh?-well, they are
bad, very bad, sure enough; but how do
they affect your"
Ivy, monsieur, / lose de confidence"
in whom%
''ln everybody"
mot in me, Ihope?"
"Pardonnez moi, monsieur; but do
not know who to trust a present, when
all de meEChaatsl break several times,
all to pieces
Then ] presume you want your
money!"
"oui, monsieur, starye for want Of
rargent.p , -1
Cant you do without itq"
mo, monsieur, l must have him."
"You mustP"
"oui, monsieur" said little dimity
breaches, turning pale with apprehen.
sion for the safety OF his money.
"And you can't do without itP"
mo, monsieur, not Won other leetle
moment longare."
The merchant reached his bank book
drew a check on the good old Chemi-
cal for the amount and handed it to
his visitor.
"Vat is dis, monsieur2"
"a check for five thousand dollars
with the interest"
"Isit bonn" said the Frenchman,
with amazement.
Certainly"
Have you del'argent in de bank2"
"Yes."
/. And it is g b. convenient
1Undoubtediy. What ustonished
"vy; dat you have got him in dees
times"
"oh, yes, and 1 have plenty more. I
owe nothing that ! cannot pay at q
moments notice"
The Frenchman was perplexed.
Monsieur, you shall do me one leetle
favor eh 2"
with all my heart"
"Vell, monsieur, you shall keep do
pargent for me some leetle year
longer"
"Why, l thought you wanted it."
"fout au contraire. l no want de
Pargent-I want de grand confidence.
Suppose you no got dc money, den
want him yer much-suppose you got
him, den no want him at all. Vous
comprenez, Ell :"
After some further conference, the
little Frenchman prevailed upon the
merchant to retain the money, and
left the counting house with light
heart aud countenance very different
from the one he wore when he entered.
His confidence was restored. and al
though he did not stand in need OF the
money he wished to know that his
property was in safe hands.
This little sketch has moral, il the
reader has sagacity enough to find 1t
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ClncSOo, August iO.--The premium on cur.
tcnpy increasing tho discount on New York
drafts here Oday was chiefly what knocked 20
oil the price III wheat, Timetables were gGnUt.
ally lower, rcllCCllng the course OF the American
market yesterday. Tho carly weakness In rail.
road stocks In New York was a weakening iea.
turp There was good buying az the decline,
which held the market rather steady, The ~.
celpts continue light
Corn was weak " the opening later became
ffin closing nj q slight decline,
oats wore dull and lower
Provisions strong and higher
Flour dull
WfEAr-taSh No 2 spring 6i9.c, No. .
sptlug Csc, No red Gi3ic August GliSaG2isa
elNci september OlSSaOa1iaOglci December 1Oa
7ia7Ujic.
Cons Cash No. 2, sg1 "a, August ny saal lA1gJSo,
October iOaiO, taiO)sd, MAY NAaliJhilISn
OATs--CaSh No y, 1896 August 2Fln2ilka
9ikoi September 2ja&Sa23ISoi May WlaSla
5jNr
RYE-NO. Sc
FtA1sgLb-tt Ul%
TiNUtllYsEED-sJA
MISS PoRK-Caah Sl2 SiIiaia iayii August
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HANGED HIS FATHER.
Peculiar and Touching Scene on Gal.
lows in Washington.

Peculiar and Touching Scene on Gal.
lows in Washington.
1t was q strange meeting OF father
and son on the occasion of tho hanging
of old Bill Stebbins for the murder Of
his second wife in Spokane. The MUIR
der was atroclous, the people said, and
there wero few glances OF sympathy
for tho doomed man among the NOR
bidly curious stares OF the little crowd
that filed tho jail yard.
The sheritf's deputies had attended
to the details. The trap was set,
ready to be sprung and in an instant
send man into the great beyond.
The moose had been made carefully Of
the best hemp rope creased with tai
low for that occasion. The procession
had moved up the stops to the plat
form.
With business-like dignity tho sher.
i'll, who had been notified, stepped
from his Office, crossed the courtyard
and mounted the scalIold with tho
death warrant in his hand. He read
the document in calm voice. us one
would notice OF sheriff g sale.
"And now, sir" he said, turning to
the condemned MAJ, you are at lib
erty to speak II tncre is anything on
your mind"
Throughout the trial, in the dark
hours after his sentence, through tho
last night Of life, and while viewing
curiousiy from his cell the rays Of tho
last sunrise ho would ever see on earth,
the victim OF the law had been stoically
sullon. Emotion had never shown itself
In his face. Ho had taken his fate
philosophically from tho first, making
no defense, saying nothing when the
stern Judge had given him an oppor-
tunity to before passing sentence. Few
noticed IL, but II seemed as II tear
rlistoned in his eye then. Addressing
himself to tho eherili, he said, In sup
pressed tone:
"Won't you shake hands, my boy,
before goP ..
he did, no ono could have told It, Ho
WINS still tho businesslko executive
officer OF tho county In which he lived
nothing moro.
al know / didn't treat you right" the
condemned man continued, showing a
trace Of excitement, NOR your mother,
either, but word Of comfort to q man
that's going to die isn't much. Won't
YOU say sonothing|.
Twenty years OF battling with the
world OH his own hook had hardened
Tho shohll's heart Silently no mo-
toned tho assistants TO buckle tho
straps, adjust tho cap aud fix tho moose.
Then, with steady hand and unwayOr'
inc ccuntonanco, no pressed the button
and sent his father into eternity.
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CHICAGO. August I5.-Cattlc. receipts $500
head: shipmentsil 900 head: market lOc higher;
primo 81 s5aS 90; good TO choice 81 35a4 rs; good
So 60a4 90; common s. 0jas 80; westerns q 50a
1 10; Texans 81 00aS 20; COWS 81 26a3 Is. Hogs
receipts 1900 head: shipments 5000 head
market higher: common rough 81 2jaJ IS; mixed
and packers 81 g0a5 2S; prime heavy s. 30a5 IS;
butchers s. 6Oa5 70; light s. 30a0 10. Sheep. re-
ceIpts 1900 head; shipments 100 head; mar.
kot lower; natives 81 GOAL 00; westerns 81 7ha
8 i2N: fancy western wethefs S 25aS 3d. lambs
50 00a5 50.
EAST Liberty. August l5.-oattle receipts 200
head; shipments, 7l0 head; market steady and
unchanged. Hogs receipts LOO head; ship
ments 800 head; marketslow; best light weights,
So 90; heavy weights 50 0Oa6 10; medium weights
s. 9Oa6 CO., extreme leaYy S. 40ab 70: rough 81 O0a
800. Sheep, receipts $500 head shipments
$500 head market demoraliEed; twenty loads
on sale; prices the lowest Of the season.
CIScNSATi, O., August l5.-Hogs strong at
81 Ooa5 49, receipts 5000 heAdi shipments 1000
head.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of tho Money and Stool
Markets.

Tho Features of tho Money and Stock
Markets.
New YORK. August 15.-Money on call easy at
Sac per cent. last loan per cent closing offered
at per cent Prime mercantile paper 0a6hs per
cent Sterling exchange weaker at 81 sla4 81
Silver certificates no sales reported closed at zoo
asked. Total sales were IA, Sis shares
The stock market was extremely d ull through
out the day, and still lower ranging OF prices
prevailed. The dealings werO confined almost
entirely 10 the professional element which con
tinues bOarish on unsettled state Of affairs The
true cause for this situation developed to-day
after o'clock when II was learned that the syn.
dictate formed TO take the collateral trust notes
Of tho Northern Pacific TO liaHiaate tho floating
debt had been disrupted, and that, on the Appli'
cation OF tho Farmers Loan aud Trust Com.
pany, receiver was appointed for the property
This sudden turn Of affairs explains the steady
outpourlng OF all tho Northern Pacific securities.
North American, which holds an amount OF
Northern Pacific securities, was naturally affect.
cd mud sold at w, the lowest price ever touched.
Northern Pacific common fell of to ~, and the
preferred 10 l6h. In the remainder OF the list
General Electric fell of "a, Chicago Gus "a,
while other stocks yielded Y TO ~ per cent,
During tho afternoon a rally Of q 10 IA per
cent was madn and was fairly well maintained At
the close Tho market closed steady ut recoy.
cry.
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A Million Frisnds.

A friend in need is friend indeed,
and not less than one million people
have found just such o friend In DIR.
Kings New Discovery for consumption,
coughs and colds. II you have never
used this great cough medicine, one
trial will convince you that 1t has won.
doriul curative powers In all diseases Of
throat, chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed 10 do all that is claimed or
money will DO refunded. Trial bottles
free at the Logan Drug Company's drug
store. Large bottles 300 and 81. l
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1oAvE abottio Of Chamborlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhua Remedy to q
lamily OF ten persons and II cured them
oil. They say 1t was a good medicine.
A. /. DERR, Governs Ford, Meclenberg
Co., n. O. For snio by q, r GootEo, W.
W. Irwin, W. s. Mccullough, Q. MOnke.
mollor, S. l. BnCe, ], Coleman, o.
Schnopi, W. O. Armbtcht, the KurtS
Drug Co., Lincoln & Co., w. L. vii.
iinms, John KARI, A. \. Scheplo, md
W. II. Williams, Wheolingj Bowie &
Co., bridgeport, o., aud u. Il, Peabody,
Benwood, W. Va. MwPdw
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S&4ow. Cay ST., one block north of
State HOUSE, Columbus, Ohio. In.
corporated 1850. Capital 10000.
ms FRANCE and OrrAiAN, Of New York, the
eminent Specialists, on account Of their large
practice In Ohio have established the Framed
hedlcllnsllluto where all diseases will be sue
ses,ialiy treated on the most Scientific prin,
Ciples The Institute has for Its Faculty a
corps of recognized specialists, each eminent
inlHs profession. Their long experience In the
largest hospitals In the world enables them to
successfully treat ali forms Of Chronic Nervous and
Plile Diseases also Diseases Of the ycnnd Ear.
IMPORTANT 10 LADlES-DRs. FRANCE and
OrrM,E, after years OF experience, have dis
covered the greatest cure known for all dis
eases peculiar to the sex. Female diseases pos
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Tie cure IL effected by home treatment. En-
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They have attained the most wonderful sue
ctss IN the treatment Of Cstbftli, Stomach, Kid.
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Of men and women ms, FRANCE and OFT
NiS, after years Of experience, have perfected
Drain In Urine Nocturnal Losses Impaired
Memory Weak Back, Melancholy, Want OF En-
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hoie terrible disorders arising from ruinou1
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70 Cases and correspondence confidential
Treatment sent c, Q. D. TO nypurt of the U; s.
list of $50 question: free, Address, with
postage, DR.. FRANCE, Columbus, Ohio.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August l5-Woo! dull,
with prices nominal; Ohio Pennsylvania and
West Virginia Xxx aud above 2Ja25c; X 22a23c
medium 25a26e; eoarse g6a26e; New York, Mich.
igan. Indiana and western fine or X and Xxx
20a2lc; medium 25a2dc; coarse 2ja26o fine wash.
cd delalne X and Xxx 28a26c; medium washed
tub washed choice 2Sl29c: fair 27a2Sc; coarse
27c medium unwaShed combing and dolaino
2Oa2lc; coarse do 19H2lc; Montana l2al6c; terri
torial Qal6C.
New YoRK, August l6-wool duh and irregu.
lar; domestic fleece 2Oa2sci pulled l6a!5c;
Texas lie
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The sedalia Basoo, for many years a
noted American newspaper, has gone
to the wall at last, Twenty years ago
tho name OF the Bdsoo attraction so much
attention that lite reputation became
widespread.
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New YoRK, August 16,-plS iron quiet and
steady: American sl2 75al6 10. Copper steady;
lake 50 65. Lead quiet at g % Tin steady
straits SIS 20.
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WheelInn Brldne { terminal Inv.
Tlmo Iabr No Q, To tRko ciTcO. 1901 u. IN,
Sunday Iuly ., 1893

IITTTV IWUIV GTV v W TWNW VIIWWF IaIVt " III
Sunday. July ., 1893
Lcavo Wheeling lOiiO tsiOO $500, sOiDtiOiO1
q. in t2'lj e2AJ, Ni.9J, 900 p m.
Leave ICninsulhN- 1870 t8iOG rs 0G lgiji, tlOjO6
o. IN, t2.3l, "2.lG, ol;JG 1906, D. m
Leave Terminal Juncilun-t7;n 1900, 'l0A7a
M, n 30, 900 tj,ii, t5.li n. % i9iitp m.
Leave Martins Fcffy-t7;20, sg.U7, aiDidia IN,
ti;il al'5B tAig. DOM, ts;gl $3.50 u m
Leave loninsula- i7iSi sOiL eiO.iJ am., ti.ig
r2.iO, tjigt, gj:lb tsj3s ilO0j H. IN.
AtrlvO Wlecing-l7I0, 1870 I'll .0j d m,
tliti, o2.tl, ii,ai, ii,al, tS,li, flO,u y. ~.
sDRlly, tDRlly except sunday. ls1ndayi only.
All trains Will run ON Eastern time
W. q u EahdC., T. & w. tlalnR will ~ stop
between Martins Ferry aud WhaClluE
JE TAus5lG, suDorlnlondcnt
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Medicine iorP Because you arc sick
md want TO got well, or because you
wish 10 prevent illnOssH Then tomom.
bcr that Hoods Sarsaparllla cuREs oil
,iI,easos caused by impure blood and
debility OF tho system. II is not what
i'm propriutors sny but what Hood's
snrsnpnfilla pots, that tells no story Of
lis morit 10 auro to got Hoods and
only Hoods.
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oUoTAroNa

Hogs were in fair demand at susie.
Fat COWS were advanced l4c 10 2ISa9ISc.
Thin cows sold from 90 O0l20 90.
Mich COWS were lower at SIS 00ai0 co.
Mich calves were In good request ut 1aG1zc.
Dressed beeYes sold from OF 6aShc,
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Cnttnn.

-, c !; o., August iS.-cottOn quiet mid
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rfcEEr oyYfcEs At PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE, Co.
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patients, have decided to visit
Bridgeport, Sherman House, Tuesday,
August 10.
BclalrC, Windsor Hotel, Thursday,
August IL. ,
Consultation and examination free and strict
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only
The Doctors describe the different diseases
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Drs. FRANCE & oTTMAN,

No Money Required OF Responsible Par.
ties 10 commence Treatment.
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HEART DISEASE 80 YEARS.

sold on Positive Guarantee.
Dr.. MlLEs'PILLs, so posEs 2scrs.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere. mrls'MwPAwy