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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-11-27

gate the orange crop for the purpose OF
making an estimate on the number OF
boxes that will be produced in the State
| this season. He estimates that the crop
will amount to 60, 900 boxes. He divided
it as follows: From DeSoto county, 20,
900 boxes; from Manatee comfy, $1,000
boxes, and from St. Petersburg, the keys
and all other points, scant 10000
boxes Mai. Enslow also made inquiries
as to where the crop has been disposed
of, with the following result! Twenty
Thousand boxes will 60 to New Orleans,
5000 to Baltimore, 5000 to Cincinnati,
5000 to Cleveland, and 5000 to New
York, leaving 10000 boxes that are I'M
accounted for, but good part of which
have been sold.
The telegraph line from this city to
Jupiter is being taken down and line
extended down the East Coast. At the
time the line was put up from Orlando
to Jupiter there was no railroad along
the East Coast so the company took a
short cut through the country. In many
places there were no houses along the
line for miles and insulators were fast
ened to the pine trees. In case of a
break, repairs were expensive, as it
necessitated sending man from one to
the other end OF the line and following
it through wild region until the break
was found. A force of men arrived
Sunday and Monday morning they
commenced taking down the wires and
insulatols. -Orlando Sentinel.
In some Of the Southern States tobacco
culture is assuming large proportions
and taking the place of cotton. The
land in Florida planted in tobacco aver
ages about 800 per acre, while in other
states farmers are we'll satisfied to raise
bale Of cotton, on two acres of land,
worth about $25. An acre in tobacco
plants in Florida, is worth many acres
planted in cotton in any State in the
Union. Another crop that can be made
profitable in Florida, is the growing of
sugar cane. In fact, there is not another
state in the South which has field
crops that pay as much ger acre as Flo
rida cane and tobacco and there is every
indication now that the growing of to-
baccO will be largely increased next year.
-Sumterville Times.
Mr.. Moser, of Longwood, concluded
late in the summer to experiment with
fall Irish potatoes. So he purchased
two barrels Of cdlls from a neighbor at
total cost of one dollar and planted an
acre on pine land. A conservative esti-
mate places his crop at fifty or sixty bar
rels, or at the lowest, $50 bushels. The
potatoes will continue to grow until the
middle Of December and with dry sea-
son can and will be allowed to remain in
the ground until January 10Th and then
shipped to the northern markets. Such
potatoes brought SO per barrel last Feb
ruary, which, at the lowest estimated
yield would give Mr.. Moser $3.50 for his
acre.-Orlando Reporter.
The State Pardoning Board is some
times called upon to act in some of the
most trivial affairs. In Septemb Der, 1893,
Rafael Perez, of Monroe county, was con-
victed of the larceny of a whip valued
q
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FLORIDIANA.

J. Buellgenbach of Belgium, who hat
spent some time in this State inspecting
phosphate plants with a view to purchas
ing, closed trade with Fulton & A
worth for their plant in this county las
week, the consideration being $25, 900
This is said to be the largest price ever
paid for twenty acre tract of phosphate
land in Citrus county County
Chronicle.
The lettuce crop is looking exceedingly
we'll and there are many fine patches in
this vicinity. w. J. DENLY has made
several shipments. He has on exhibition
at P. +. Wilson S seed store magnificent
head Of lettuce which is the largest seen
there this season. The truck farmers OF
North Gainesville and Rocky Point are
paying a great deal of attention to this
crop. The acreage of cabbage in either
of these sections will be small.-Gaines
vile Sun.
The tobacco industry in Leon county
during the coming year promises to be
the biggest thing in the way of agricult'
ural products that Middle Florida has
witnessed since the decline Of the cotton
industry i'm mediatelY after the war. Be-
sides almost numberless small tobacco
farms, the Leon County Leaf Tobacco
Com pany, of which Mr.. George W. Saxon
of this city is president, will put out
fifty acres. On their plantation will be
fifty acres more cultivated by tenants,
and near them Mr.. John s. Winthrop,
a wealthy planter, will cultivate fifty
acres more.-Tallahassee item in Citizen.
Fire broke out in the general mer-
chandise store O. George Anderson at
Punta Gorda Friday morning. Heroic
efforts were made to extiuguish the
flames. but with no avail. The wind
was blowing and the Herald building
was soon in flames. The residence OF
John Gill was che next to catch and then
the Georgia hotel. All the houses were
completely destroy ed. The losses are as
follows: G. A. Anderson; SIG, 900, no In
surance; Herald plant, 81 200, no lnsur-
ance; building 5000, $500 insuranc &C ;Geor-
gia hotel, 50, 600, no insurance; Gill res
idenoe, ST 300, insurance 5000.
Chess Jenkins was arrested near ITALIA
hassee about week ago charged with
the murder of man in Lafayette county
twenty-tw years ago. A few weeks ago
jenkins applied for pension, and the
necessary investigation brought to light
the fact that jenkins" was an assumed
name. and that he was wanted. "A re-
ward has been offered for his capture
and the necessary papers placed in the
hands of Sheriff Pearce, by the sheriff
of Lafayette county, who soon had his
man in limbo. Circumstances surround
ing the case have caused the governor
to hesitate to pay the reward, and at
this writing the matter is held in abey-
ance.-Floridian.
Tuesday was like any other day with
Contractor Hood and his force of men
engaged on the ne railroad bride being
mt across the lake at West Palm Beach,
IN order to get the bridge done, every
hour has been used TO good advantage,
ondoc q rosu1t the work is we'll advanced
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Newspaper Notes.

The Fiseataquis Standard is "a new local
paper INST about TO be issued at Foxcroft, by
Gle Standard Printing Company. a corpora
zion organized TODD a printing and publishing
business. " II Apnlebv is president Of tile
company and Fred D. Barrows, treasurer
and manager
The July number II Comfort is the irst
paper ia tie world 70 appear il five bright
hthogtaphc eolors, comprising "A pages the
size Of Harrer'- Weekly, printed folded
pasted and Trimmed Oh one press at one time
at speed Of 500 an hour. Comfort was the
first paper ~ order press tp make this
great asivanee IN progressive and artistic
IuhisAng, and the complete Comfort press
j. unlike amy press now built. AS d million
and 4 qparter copies month are circulated,
the flee AT Augusta i one Of tile big print
ing concerns the country.
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" edding Bells.

FiIlsEuEh CROCKETT A pretty wedding
occurred At ST Peters Episcopal church
IhuIsday, July 18TH at noon, when Miss
and Mrs. ID. K. Crockett, was married to Dr..
VIM. } Pillsbury of Baltimore The church
looked very gay under the beautiful decora-
tons of the Cordial Club, Of which the bride
is me mber, the combinations Of ferns and
Iotted plants being exceedingly artistic.
Miss Ellie Orne presided at the organ and
rendered very artistic program of selec-
lions Rev. J. S. Moody, rector Of the
cluich, dictated, assisted By Rev. Mr..
Davenport Clifton S. Crockett was best
M y, v m NJ. Crockett and c. W. Crockett
acted as ushers, and Mark S. Crockett gave
the bride away. From . to 5 o'clock re-
ceTtien was held at the brides home on
Pleasant street, and IN the evening the
welded couple took the steamer City Of Ban
gor en- route for their new home in Bati-
more, where they will be at home Tuesdays
in August. Their departure was witnessed
by large company Of friends, the bride and
fgroom being quite overwhelmed with con
usion and rice. [Rockland Tribune.
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500 REWARD 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased TO
learn that there is at least dreaded disease
that science has been able to in all its stages,
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical fraterni-
~ Catarrh being constitutional disease, re-
qures constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation Of the disease and Civ
ing the patient strength BY building up the con
stitutlon and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have much faith in its curative
powers. that they offer one Hundred Dollars for
any that it fails cure. Send for list of tes-
timonials.
Address F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. o.
19-Sod by Druggists, 15c. 4w3o
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The following transfers I'M THAI ESTATE. wrre
Recorded III Waldo county Registry of Deeds
for the week ending July y 1s@l Frederick
b. Moore, Frankfort, N Fred f. Stevens .
land iii Frankfort. James al Eirh, Boston,
~ Johanna I-rner, Cambridge, Mas land
III lslesboro. A. j. Hartman Belfast, to
Northport. Harrison Berry, Palermo, to
Alice VI. Jones' No; [ana and buildings In
Palermo, VIM u Crawford Boston to Mm
A. Clark. Belfast land and buildings III
Northport Alexander W Boynton, l.iber-
ty, TO BERTHE Boynto1l, DO: land il Liberty
Martin y. Dwelley, Frankfort, to WIN. III An.
Runnells, Searsporf; land Hid Frankfort
Arthur Boyd 1t al, Prospect, t0 W 4. O.
Eunnells, Searsport; land in Frankfort
Julius Andrews, New York 70 Waiter II
Richards, Belfast lana and store i'll Belfast
Elierv Bowden, Winterport ta Augusta a.
Spaulding, Frankfort land ana buildings Ia
Frankfort. Sarah f. Dunton, Llncoluville.
t. Emma +. Clark Northport land and
buildings IN l-inconNille. Mary Blanche
Chapman, Bangor, tn Cha- y Pressey do
land and buildings i'll Islesberu Penobscot
Bay Land Co, Stockton Springs. "a Louise
A. Lancy, Newton, Mass land IN Stockton
Springs. Abby q. Iollsbnry, Belfast tW Tics.
~. Porter, Boston lali,i ia Belfast
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The program for the Waldo District Lodge
meeting At IsleshorQ Friday. August 9TH, II
not yet completed, butt arrangements lave
been made for conveyance and some other
matters. The delegates will leave Belfast
~ the regular trip If steamer Castint It 70
the session, which wiIl open At ! o'clock N
IN. a public temperance meeting will be
held i'll the evening, to close in season for
the delegates to take the steamer for Bel
fast, At sac O'clock. Erv Dayil Boyd, Den
uty Supreme TempIar. ana Mrs b. Il. CAIN
Grand Superintendent Of Juvenile Temples
DC present During the day 4 District IN
venile Temple will w organized.
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July Preparation.

A fundamental advantage of reading
has been overlooked by the moralist. The
woman with a voice like cat, the one
with that Of bassoon, and the other With
the twang undesirable, who fill all the
ambient air Of my neighborhood with con
versationa gossip. are thus employed be-
cause they have no other mental occupa-
ton. especially the silent communion with
books and journals The moral is obvious
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Secret Societies.

Grand Master Adamsl and Il. G. Dyer
went to Hartand Tuesday and instituted
Twilight Rebekah Lodge, No. so.
The knights Of Pythias Of this district, at
various lodges held at Bangor last week, de-
cded not to hold any general observance If
Pythian Day this years
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A young woman cyclist. and, alas, a
schoolmarm, protests that, in spite Of
Mr.. Dana and the other photographers,
she will call her vehicle 'sbisickle' She
argues that the proper pronunciation
would seem like affectation, as well as a
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rebuke to the multitude who prefer to sit
astride ''bisickle, or etymologically
considered two reaping hooks, the very
thought of which is lacerativt.
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The New Y olk law, in the stringent en-
folcement OF which Commissioner Roose-
vet shows 50 much zeal, prohibits the
sale not only Of wines and beers. bit Of
soda. cisals and newspapers.
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liable board has invaded Common
wealth Avenue, Boston. probably taking
advantage OF the summer exodus of the
creme de Ia creme Of the Back Bay. Back
Bay table board ought to be good eat
ing, but is there any other kind Of board
beside that and the deal variety?
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The Parliamentary elections in Great
Britain have been adverse to the literary
fellelS# John Morley and H. I;idei Hag-
gard are among the defeated candidates.
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''Predctions toreseen and foretold' is
the advertised assurance Of Boston as
troloser. That probably means that every
customer of his will GET the prediction
that pleases him best.
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Mrs. Holder of Jacksonville, Fla. in a
newspaper card returns ''thanks to all
those who 50 kindly assisted in the death
Of my husband
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Here is Bangor putting in its claims for
the offices OF Governor and Attorney Gen
eral The Eockland star thinks thS 4
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PORTRAITS.

We making Crayon, water cuior Or raste
portraits, lcN2O for $1,000, including gold frame
Work first class and warranted. orders left lit
studio or at W"odcock's bookstore. lf-Agents
wanted all over the State.
II l.. WnODCoCk
\. ". HANENER
Belfast, July u, 1895. 293m
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The shrill voice of young girl on the
village street in the night should be a
tocsin Of alarm u the sleeping mother.
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Yachts and Boats.

i
Cant n Coomhs i eniovinc } cruise
down Az hay in his Yacht Faol.. With North
Haven and Idle an Haut "a objective noints
~,
xn1.4 r,,,, /; H., h,rha. Till .,,.
aei' ~" vas ~ IT. nai - So
She had been to Bar Harbor and salled west
ward
Mr.. kilnball's steam yacht Amadis has
been chartered bv party Of Harvard stu
dents Who propose to follow tie races for
tile Americas cup.
Mr. + Nor.v and f.,m,1, n, frn, COS
.;,, 80 p,,s,s+
,-.,J,+ p~ir.ass ~ + a. .s
~, .. p
~ ~ - ''es't'''' wy - i'''
The third race of tile season under the
.,,,.,,;..., .,y. p, va, .,., -;,,
be held at Rockland on Saturday. july n !:
open IL yachts Of .lil classes. wherever own
III.
-, -,
~, ,, w.
- 49,. = II po,i., ,,,.1
Geo. A. Greene Will sail this week for
Portland IN his sioar N9mrod, with Fred
Perkins Tor sailing master. MI Greene ~
to build a Sumner cottage near Portland
IT.,
ie ''ii''t'F' 1885, s. IS
'''NN atse'' = N i'ii''N 0't''el ~
i'''te a''9''4'e> -tN'' R''a's WeSe
Ns fi'' 'i'' "''''' t''''' "o" "'i"
~ veg
Sleep yacht lda Of lAomaSton. II tue ~
nNf-cN atnt GItlh. was NJ port lntSdaN
in"rnlng cruising westward from Bar Har-
Dor and Bangor The party Oh board eon-
sisted ~ a. j. Eilrt, Il 4. lhrrittlke. l.. r
Newhall and ". ii. Smith.
Mess~s GEO p AMI cllarl..- II Field IVA
their families endowed a sail Tu4sd,1 iii tltt.
F. G. g.. with Cant. VIII Agev AS sailing
master They partook u broilel holsters at
Bicllnel < Hopkins, Saturday C1ve Mill
single reefs
Sloop Yacht Edna Of Salem was in Belfast
hs,hor Nonday ujgl,1 ws.h q q Ia5..rs a,,,i
W., Canlidfr .sn1 ,-if n Lnars Sl h
]o,t4s 1 IN s,,,ri,,+i.;a,, y.,1,+ ,4,,l. t W.,
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W. H. andelbilt's steam yacht Valiant
cost 100000, and the running expenses
are >l60. GEO 4 YEAR
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Speaking Of conscience, when sent a
lot Of candy to the numerous nephews
and nieces of the bearer of the sweets,
should mt she have mentioned the name of
the givel? She didn't and our confden-
tial relations were strained by the omis-
sion
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A Boston newspaper man attempted to
interview Congressman Reed. The N. IN.
declined W SAY anything for publication,
but the reporter turned in three columns
Of sun Just the same one wonders
what VeFla have been tile result had Nil
Reed >alG something.
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Sweet HOLSTERS.

HOLSTERS cost about as much in Maine
now as they do in Boston, but they are
good deal sweeter. Boston Record.
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books and journals The moral is obvious
''Predictions toreseen and foretold' is
the advertised assurance Of a Boston as
trologer. That probably means that every
customer of his will get the prediction
that peases him best
'sTable board has invaded Common
wealth Avenue, Boston. probably taking
advantage of the summer exodus of the
creme de la creme Of the Back Bay. Back
Bay table board ought to be good eat
ing, but is there any other kind of board
beside that and the deal VARIETY
| find in fac smile letter Of Charles
Lamb an allusion to his "Cell. where
kindred wits assembled. Now that would
be an excellent substitute for the much
affected den but plain room would
be better than any alternative imitation
or afectation.
Which suggests the GOOD old English
bed room As superior To the American
sleeping room. o. institutional ''dor-
mitoiy.' There is really nothing unsav-
cry about bed room, especially a
good large one Well ventilated.
The waters f the Red Sea have again
divided, leaving a space of the bottom
bare. but it was done by the wind this
til1.v. and moi b. a miracle
The Russians are shipping unshelled
eggs to italy and England and thus es
Gaping all the usual bother Of handling the
fragile articles in the original package
Why hasn't jonathan thought Of that?
The Christian Enleavorers NJ, said to
lave behaved themselves i'll Boston ex-
celently well. not being uncongenially
GOOD. but it is safe to believe that the
new spapel fraternity Of the Hub, especi
ally the ovelwrlked reporters, had no
tears To Sled over their aeparture
'i'N ''N'Si - ~ 80
M l"SSiilclis ~ ilelles' - calleo'
The oulv fault found by the Boston
III ''i'' III ~ '-i''ie' N''ieis N 'lia'
theN reNnlsed an endeaNor a the nl=
yersaist brethren to cooperate with
+he,. If ne Herald i a,,rao,1, inform
ea, 'he hllstian lnieaVofefs would rs
consistent ~ dropping the qualifying word
q theil name
~ :. Z 80" $3.50
r 49, - = ~ - Vp''''iS
=
- y ei' ''V
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"Great Minds" Etc.

Now, Defender. Boston Herald
Now then, Defender! Boston Globe.
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The Christian Endeavorers arr said to
have behaved themselves ID Boston ex-
celtntly well. not being unconsenially
GOOD, but it is safe to believe that the
new papei fraternity Of the Hub, especi
ally the overvclked reporters. had AZ
tears u sheel over their departure.
Nvithel has the Average reader OF tNe Bos
tom newspapers. who has emerged from a
dlenchine worse even than the Old time
Anniversary Week. It was 1 perfect emf
hailaSSment NJ riches, 81 called
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The only fault found by the Boston
Herald With the tndeavcrers was that
they repnlsed an endeavor u the Uni
versaist brethren TO cooperate with
them Ii the Herald is correctly inform
ed. the Christian Enleavorers would he
consistent ~ dropping the Qualifying word
Of tleil name
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Dyspepsia

And distress after eating are cured by tho
tonic. appetizing, blood purifying effects
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Cum berland Coal,
Wood of all kinds

All oa guaranteed
delivery lec limits
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Has the average woman any conscience
in the matter Of the appropriation of pins9
Will she ever leave one OF any number in
the guest chamber which she occupies for
a night? If no, is not the problem, what
becomes Of all the pins,-in process of
solution?
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| find in a fac smile letter Of Charles
Lamb an alusion to his "Cell," where
kindred wits assembled. Now that would
be an excellent substitute for the much
affected den, but plain room would
be better than any alternative imitation
OF affectation
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- 't'!H IWSs tAlN sam Nht "'liNtlo
WHAT wan 4 haVe been tile result had MI
Eeea Saia Something.
to, C nles B. Morton las been EN-
plovd 1A Chs )eme cratic State Commit
tie agaiizy the Democratic clans for
nest Neal campaigns There seems to
be an impression that he ha> done 4 .ood
Teal toward designating his party and
possibly he max Ne the best man to le-
Stone haimonN although this max ~
deUiFtd N INV Victims Of the Plum Trust.
tx teHeInol and en- congressman Alex
aiel Il lIee ot Massachusetts died III
BoS7er 3uly -4nd. EN Governor Long
wen SAlS VI tie deceased. .Gov Rice
llas teer a sinking representative OF Bos-
ts9 citizenship AZ merchant, scholar,
ma-istate. lie was 4 nlan 1t once IL
1cat -ne~~ ~a-acity u ornate ara at-
tia@i'et legWeucc and Of high character.
He ia> eeeII an ornament to the city and
AcN ,lasNn the weeds along the side
Wak ~ tlpnt Il your place It is small
aet LAT viii DE- a great deal tewa.l i'm
@leylg tIr appearance If the whole town.
hIlit3isAll journal.
Ihis i guod advice ant ~ general ap-
iligttigM. Many Of cur people do not
need t., i4st,-. ! .lt. .,rtan+i,,n aa1InyI -, l
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In a letter t. a man in Topeka. secre-
taly Of Agriculture Morton said that GER
tain silver leaders had evoked from the
viewless viscera Of vacuity vast volumes Of
value Secretary Morton's chief will
hardly sanction alliteratve frivolity of
that sort With him all such verbal
vanity has gone into innocuous disuetude.
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Tie Russians are shipping unsheletl
eggs to italy and England and thus es-
Gaping all the usual bother Of handling the
fragile articles in the original package
Why hasn't Jonathan thought Of that?
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According to Eey. Thomas Dixon the
Protestant churches Of New York City do
more harm than good. Brother Dixon
probably reeds a little vacation il the
woods ior MS dyspepsia.
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i i inedicte, that the ei,eap paper ii
use by publishers will not stand the
lavages OF time until the list century.
That Mould seriously affect the education-
a question Of tile future unless the pho
nograph Shall have superseded writing
and printing which is quite possible.
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If TIE authorities Of rural towns could
be made to see how much their attrac-
tiyeness fol summer visitors depends upon
the beauty Of THEN roads they would take
care not to distigure them with the peri
oaical Improvements that mainly con
sst in chopin. down and plouyhing Up
the beautiful growths of wild shrubbery
and herbaceous plants that give them one
Of their leading charms. Boston Herald.
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The waters f the Red sea have again
divided, leaving a space 81 the bottom
bare. but il was done by the wind this
tinv. and not By miracle
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Which suggests the GOOD old English
bed room a. superior to the American
sleeping room. o. institutional ..dor-
mitoiy.' There is really nothing unsay-
cry about '-bed room, especially a
good large one we'll ventilated.