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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08
Generalmente este tipo no paga el
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Generalmente este tipo no paga el
Bolettn nj La Lategradad.
Conozco 20 mas de un empleadito cer
vistas Cayo Hueso, que siempre alar-
deo de Unconditional. A los incondicio
males debe hasta la camisa que Sc pone
ellos le concedieron ascensos que no Sc
merece; hoy, ese tipo, fgura en- cuan
tos festejos Sc dedican al Jefe de los
fusionistas.
Deiadlo ibusca sa mendrugo!
Pertenece la ruin especie de los
transfugas, de los judas, clos que ven
den su conciencia por un plato de len
tejas.
Los comitGs Unconditional fusionis-
ia debieran publican en- la prensa las re-
laciones de sus afillados.
entonces sc Verfa qulenes son esos
hombres sin pudor que maman en- dos
biberones tienen dos boca como los
jueyes.
Es necesario que Sc afirme en- Puerto
Rico la gergdle2eza polttica.
A defnirse tocan.
AL vado la puente.
Y basta de patlpOs, que demasiado
tempo les dediqu6.
~
Desde que ell cable adelant6 la noticia
de que ell ilustre riojano, senior Sagasta,
habfa sido llamado al poder, muchos
individuos tenidos hasta hoy por incon
dicionales, cuando mas por lootos, Sc
han lanzado a la calle alardeando de su
liberalismo y de gu talp6
-.Que ocurre, Simon?
-iCasi NADIA, chico! ;Ya estamos
arriba!
- Como es ESQ?
- -iC0mo?-Comiendo va subio Sa-
gasta; va hemos volcado la tortilla
ahora sabran esos incondicionales quien
es Cdlleja es decir sabra quien cs
MuToz Rivera y quien es Simon Aga
Has.
-Pero tn eres Unconditional.
Ramon 81 es broma puede pasar
dYo incondicional?-inu
-Pero til votaste con ellos con
ellos conyivfas. -.
Para tomarles ell pelo, hombre !; |
ESQ 10 hacfa 20 para averiguar naochas |
co8os que hoy utilizaremos los liberales. |
Soy y he sldo sagastino furibundo y |
tie aseguro que he trabajado mucho por
la fusion.
Solo bebo vino .Sagasta anis Sa-
gdsto.
--Pero y.... Isl caen los liberales
dentro de un ano?
--Entonces -. entonces =. vuelvo |
s prestarle mis- servicios mezclandome
entire los otros para aUerigator nsxchas |
coSaS qate utiliSarctaa desaoet6s 7aetestr0s
amigos.
--Adios, Agallas.
--Adi6s, querido, y cuenta con mi
apoyo.
Y asf va clio.
Y hombres que llevan calzones saltan
gentilmente desde un campo al otro |
campo, aunque Sc degen la verguenza !
en- ell hndero.
Lo que diran esos desmedrados
-xCon vergienza no puedo echar |
barriga.>
" engordar!
***
iSalud glotones!
Munoz os 0precidr0 en- todo vuestro !
valer. Cuando os permita--co gran
merced-que lie limpieis las botas, nj
aun estara seguro de que no lie hurtareis /
los calcetines
Quien es capaz de pertenecer dos !
partidos, a un tempo mismo, tlene So /
brado ingenio para robarse unos calce- !,
tines sin quitarle las botas al paciente.
QUINA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

Vuelve llamarsenos la atencion 80
bre los hoyos que Sc notan en- la carre-
terra central, trozo comprendido entire
esta ciudad y Aibonito.
Tales deficiencies son de facil arreglo
4 no nos explicamos como no Sc atiende
a clio, teniendo tan mano, a ambos
lados de la carretera, Ia piedra necesa-
ria para re lenar ell camino.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08
Vease ESQ

vease ESQ
| Vuelve llamarsenos la atencion so.
bre los hoyos que Sc notan en- la carre'
terra central, trozo comprendido entire
esta ciudad Aibonito.
Tales deficiencies son de facil arreglo
4 no nos explicamos como no Sc attends
a clio, teniendo tan a mano, q ambos
lados de la carretera, Ia piedra necesa-
ria para re lenar ell camino.
/ A fin de dar cabida 4 una parte de los
numerosos telegramas que desde todos
! los puntos de la lsla han sido dlrlgldos
al se7or Munoz Rivera, tenemos que
retirar a Ultima hora algunos trabaJos
de redacci6n II <Caruera de la 1sla. ,
IS1PORTANTE. Ri Ayuntamiento
de la Capital, ocupandose de su pueblo,
ha conseguido ell precio de 80 ctvs. por
ell kilo de carne.
FL Ayuntamiento de Ponce que debe
ocuparee de su pueblo, no ha podido
conseguirs destruir LAS CAUsAS QUE EN-
LAS TABLILLAs DIARIAs DICE AL PU-
BLICo cARNE 36 CENTAvos KILo.
Estddiese ell sistema. Anuncio pago
! hasta que surta su efecto l N. diario.
Antenoche Sc lie extravio la vecina
de esta ciudad .Claudina Germana un
decimo del billete no 3, 800 correspon-
diente al proximo sorteo.
Ell que 10 halla encontrado puede en-
tregarlo Ell la calle de la Union, casa
de las senoritas Capo.
Acompanados de atento B. L. M. ell
senor director de la Companfa de fe
rrocarriles de Puerto Rico, nuestro res
petable amigo don Juan Bautista Ro
drfguez nos remite un ejemplar de los
Estatutos de la referida Sociedad. en-
frances y castellano, y la Memoria pre-
sentada por el Consejo de Administra-
cion; en- la ultima junta de accionlstas.
Agradecemos la deferencia.
Sc VENDE BARATO
l GAIA de hero Marvin n1mero 5
para caudales.
l GAIA de hierro francesa grande pa
ra id.
Varias casas de MADEIRA con solar
desde 400 pesos de valor hasta 1. 800.
caballos de sillas de 100 q 800 pc
SOS valor.
caballos de coche de 100 500 pc
sos id.
solar de 21Oo y pico varas en- la ca
lie de Mendez-vigo en- $1,000.
Ponce, Setiembre "a de 1697.-M.
gueI Cooos. l M d.
De la casa de la senora dona Ange
lima Rivera, viuda de Julian, calle de
Isabel numero diez, fueron sustrafdos
aver tarde los objetos siguientes un
sombrero de nina, un par de zapatillas
nuevas seis cortesitos de vestido, sin
que hasta la fecha Sc haya averiguado
quien sea ell autor de la sustraccion.
Todas las se1loritas
que estan sin novio
quieren ell estado
del matrimOnio.
esten seguras
de serlo dentro de POGO
sin amarguras.
Pues basta que Sc compre
sin mas empachos
doce catorce trajes
en- & Los Muchachos1
20 me equlyoco
pezcaran marido
dentro de POGO.
Atocha y Wives. Ponce P. P.)
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08
re 9 cartas
Sres. don Ramon Mendez Cardona y
don Manuel Zaldo

Presentes.
Mis- distinguidos y respetables ami
gos: lei en- LA DEMocRACIA de hoy ell
acta de la session celebrada ell seis del
que cursa por el Comit6 local lie nues-
tro partido, en- la que, habiendose con-
vocado tan solo para tratar de la renun-
cia ha va dfas presentada por don Ra-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08
Run20 On Me521ez.
I de Octubre de 1897.
Ponce, Octubre 7 de 1897.

Sr don Herminio Diaz Navarro.
Mi distinguido y respectable amigo :
Tengo ell gusto de contestar a su aten-
ia de hoy, manlfestandole one lejos de
solicitar la distinction de que fu6 usted
objeto, en- la noche del cinco del que
cursa fu6 muy al contrarlo, pues al sa-
lir los dos de las otcinas de la Gober-
nacion Regional, notando usted que la
musica yel pueblo Sc dirijfan haoia su
calle, me dijo: eapretemos ell paso,
porque parece que van mi casa y voy
impedirlo.> Llegamos tarde, en-
tonces, desde su acera, quiso usted su-
plicar los all reunidos que Sc disol-
viesen; pero no fue possible que le oye-
ran con las voces de los que pedian con
insistencia que hablase usted desde ell
balloon.
Els todo 10 que tiene ell gusto de ma
nlfestarle su afectisimo amigo S. S.
Manuel Il. Z0Ido.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

En- otro lugar de este ndnero repro
ducimos un artfculo intulado xCositas2,
de La Aategyidud, cuya detenida lee
tura recomendamos al publico en- gene
raj.
Cnando rifen las comadres
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

A fin de dar cabida 4 una parte de los
numerosos telegramas que desde todos
los puntos de la lsla han sido dirigidos
al senor Munoz Rivera, tenemos que
retirar Ultima bora algunos trabajos
de redacci6n II eCaruera de la 1sla.> ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

MULAs.-AI cont&do pl&zos.
Cerreras y domadas.
Dirijirse a don Vicente Usera, Plaza
Principal Ponce, II de Febrero de
1897. 6 ~. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

A esas cartas, no otra cosa he de
anadir, sino que lamento que, ,por 10
que en- elias Sc dice con Ell fin de que
ell pueblo no prolongase La manifesto
cion mas ALA de los lfmites que Sc
habfan indicado a las autoridades, Ia
hicieramos disolver frente a mi casa,
expresados voces por muchos de lr a
saludar al eminente Ntatienzo: que no
he renunciado mi puesto de vocal del
Comit6, y que aproximandose las
elecciones me ocupo de obtener la
inclusion de mas de trecientos correH-
gionarios en- los censos.
HERMIN1o DfAz.
Ponce, s de Oetubre de 1897.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

Ell abastecedor don Juan Monserrat
nos encarga participemos al pGblico
que tanto Ell como sus denas compaIle-
ros vienen expendiendo Ia carne, hace
algunos dfas, 80 centayos el kiio,
excepto don Domingo Rios quien u
vende 36 centavos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

Las personas de Ponce que soliciten
publican anunclos, tengan presente que
ell pago Gle estos debe hacerse la pre-
sentacion del reeibo por el cobrador.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

Hoy hemos cambiado de repartidor
en- esta localidad. Suplicamos a los sus-
critores que no reciban tempo ell pc
riodico, nos dispenser la falta den
aviso seguida a esta administration.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08
pr0xima veIada

va han circulado ell programa las
invitaciones. CONSEQUENCES, para la velada
lfrico literaria que celebrara ell 4Casino
de Ponces pasado manana domingo.
Reina mucha animation para dicha
fiesta, la cual promote resultar brillante.
En- ell programa fgura un coro, letra
del senor Rodriguez Cabrera, musica
del senior Arteaga, que sera cantado por
las bellas y simpaticas senoritas Maria
Luisa Cells, Amelia Aguayo, Ines Ba-
rros, Isabel Schuck, Teresa Caballero,
Rita Form aris, Asuncion Usera, Cellna
Porrata, Isabel Oppenheimer, Maria Ma
ta, Mercedes Subira, Emilia Casals,
Emilia Bizcombe, y Margarita Ferrer.
Con este hermoso detalle, {, quien
pondra en- duda los atractivos de la
fiesta?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

El cuartel de O. 2. ha sido traslada
do de la calle Mayor la del Leon, es
quina la Guadalupe, casa propied &C
de don Ramon Cortada
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-08

tuandO rlnen las cOmadres ....
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
Mortgage Sale.

Under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in a mortgage executed by Hor- ace Ware and his wife, Mary Ware, on the 18th day of February, 1889, to George H. Waddell, the cashier of the Alabama Ma tional bank, of Birmingham, a body cor porate, and recorded in book No. 109 of mort gages. page 315. in the probate Judges of fice of Jefferson county. Alabama to se- cure the debt therein named. the debt and mortgage being the property of the Ala bama National bank, the said The Alabama National bank will sell at public outcry. to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the court house door of Jefferson county, Ala SATURDAY, THE STH, DAY OF MAY 1897, the following described real estate situated in the city of Birmingham, in the said state and county, to-wit. .s. ..
 All that certain lot or parcel of land in the city of Birmingham, lying at@the north eastern intersection of First avenue with Twenty-third (23d) street. and fronting 100 feet on First avenue, and 100 feet on Twen- ty-third (23d) street, being paralelogram 100 feet by 100 feet, being lots Nos. 12 and l3 in block 1C5 of the plan of the city of Bir- mingham as shown by the map of said city prepared for the Elyton Land Co.,, by H. Shoel, together with the building thereon, and the; appnrtenances thereunto belonging or in any wise .appertaining.
 ALABAMA NATIONAL BANK, OF BIR-
 By E.w. FUCKER. President.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20

When a woman
 is petulant and un- q, loving with those sssS-S nshe loves S best 'S.A 9ys o n e { h in g is %1G / wrong. The best 15&,SI of women may be natured when S her nervous sys- tem is strained almost to . the snapping point by some ailniert peculiar to her sex.
 The average doctor sell doni understands the vari- ous complications of these delicate complaints. He
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
EARLY ON EASTER MORNING s-4t-H @. 
 AnUnknown White Man Crushed
 In the Skull OF A GREEK AT PRATTS With Robbery Is Ills 0bject-The Greek Died
 and His Murderer Escaped-0hicers '-'ass'7 On the Lookout For Him.

Early Sunday morning George Lazar- ackey 8 Greek, who conducted a res taurant and fruit stand at the dummy station at Pratt City, was assaulted by an unknown white man. He was so badly injured that he died at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the Hillman hes- pital.
 In the wee small hours of the Sabbath morning a white stranger entered the fruit stand to purchase a small amount After looking around he selected oranges which were in a box on the floor. Lag araclzey secured a small paper sack and bent over the box to get the fruit. While in this position the stranger dealt him several rapid blows over the head with a hammer
 The Greeks skull was crushed in sev- eral places and several teeth were knocked out. The left side of the head, back Of the ear, was badly crushed B.
 As the blows descended the Greek gave a low cry for help and fell to the floor, his head resting on the box His part her. Stothakes, was awakened by the noise and hastily ran out. When he arrived the white man was in the act of going through" Lazarackey'5 pockets, but at once desisted and ran off into the darkness.
 Medical aid was summoned and it was decided to send the injured man to this city. The IWarnerSmiley company's ambulance, in charge of A. M. Konlsle one of the competent young undertakers of that establishment, went out to Pratt City Sunday morning and brought him to the Hillman hospital where Drs. Cope land and Berry trepchined the skull and did all in their power to save him. Their endeavors proved unavadling, however, for Lazarackey died as stated above.
 A fair description of the assailant has been furnished Chief Barnard, of Pratt , City, and the local officers. local Greek claims to have seen a young white man board a dummy here Sunday with blood on his sleeves. He answers the descrip- tion, also.
 Lazarackey was a young man about 23 years old and had been in this coun- try for seven years. He was in business here on South Twentieth street, near the Alabama Great Southern railroad for quite a while, but was burned out when the old East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia ticket office was destroyed about three years ago. After the fire he went to Pratt City and opened the stand wherein he was killed.
 His body was prepared for burial by ,sldr. Konk1e at the Warner-Smiley morgue, on Twentieth street and the funeral will take place from there today. The local Greeks have charge of this mat ter
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
FOR SALE,

just received a carload of Tennessee Saddle and Driving 2 Horses, which I will sell cheap, at my stable,
 J. c. Duncan, 4-I8-2t 2209 Ave. A.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
EXCURSION TO NASHVILLE, TENN
 ONLY $250 ROUND TRIP.

An excursion train will leave Birming- ham for Nashville Sunday. April 25, 1897. at s o'clock a. m., reaching Nashville at D. m. Returning, leave Nashville Mon : day at 9.S9 p. mr. making uufsk run round trip, when the regular cost for any other day or train is $12.50. The Cen tennial grounds ssare finished and it will be good opportunity to inspect them, as aarrange efnents have been made for excur- sionists to be admitted. Tapose desiring to use this train to Decatur, Athens, Pu- laski or Columbia, can do SO, as makes all stops. D. D, KINNERREW, c.. -ssstS'nt sa-sf' FtssNN Excursion Agent,
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
MAD mHN Frames all styles of Pictures MSl lt 4 SN beautifully and cheaply.

knD mNM Frames all styles of Pictures MVQ VN beautifully and cheapiy.
 GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT
 East Lake, Sunday, April l8, .A.. 1897, by the Birmingham Mu- sicians' Protective association, for the benefit of the delegate -- r- fund. Grand free concert " commences at 2 o'clock D. m., sa. by all bands, orchestras and combined bands of the associ- ation. Remember the date, % Sunday, April 18th, 1897. --~
 4-8-td. .,9 PENNrndANSHIP, Commercial a
 Arithmetic Bookkeeping Bus- .Ah aTar ness Corresponds rce Business B D s n Papers and Forms, Banking, U Shorthand, Typewritins, Spell 5# E.s4 ing. Grammar. etc, taught. M se < MASSEY's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 5S
 leth St. and 3dAve.
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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20

nG AOiiihOl DCAoC Medical Adviser" con- tains several chapters on the feminine phys iology and is a store house of valuable i'm formation for both men and women. It will be sent absolutely free on receipt of twenty one cents in one-cent stamps to pay the cost of mail ing oaly. Add dress, Worlds Disp en s ary M 6 dical Association, l handsome, cloth-b ed binding is preferred, ra lsI cents in alp to pay handsome binding.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
BASEBALL.

Lynchburg, Va, April 19-Yale de- feated the University of Virginia, today although Virginia made a game effort towards the close.
 Score: R. H. E. Virginia ......9 213 320 4-12 II 4 Yale ...........0 4 02 l 2-15 12 z
 Batteries-Virginia, Mellor, O'Brien and McNair; Yale, Feary and Bartlett
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20

v has no time or opportunity to become spe-| cialist He gives the regulation conven- tional "loqal treatment" and that's usually all the good it does.
 . No wonder women sometimes make the mistake of resorting to some advertised preparation compounded by an uneducated nurse or other incompetent person. But there is no need of all these difficulties r.. Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescription cures these ailments in natural and thoroughly scientific manner Dr. Pierce is regularly -~s graduated physician, skilled and eminent ye specialist of thirty years successful experi- ence in treating diseases of the intricate, feminine organism.
 No other physician in the world has bet ter earned the confidence of suffering wo-- men; and no other medicine has ever done so much for them as his " "Favorite Pre- scription" Its sale is greater than the combined sale of all other medicines for = 7 women It is the only remedy of its kind devised by an educated physician and --"s'e expert physiologist -
 Dr. Piefce's thousand page free book,
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
. BAP1Isr YOUNG PEOPLES, UNION.

Wilmington. N. C.. May 9th, lS97
 The Southern Railway. the short line to Wilmington. N C., will sell round trip tickets at the low rate of one limited first class for the above occasion. Through coaches and sleepers.
 Aee J. F. BILLUPS, A~ sse9f't Tray. Pass Agent
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20

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Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
OASToRIk
CHEAP RATES

TO W 1IITIIHB IO1i, N. O., SUutIIEII f5dPtISt Convention, May 6-14th, 1897, Via eslis, - Southern Railway. Railway will sell round trip tickets, from all points at-the low rate of one limited first class fare. The short line. quickest time, through coaches and Pullman Sleep CTS. Tickets. to be sold May 3rd to 7th inclusiva.e goed~for fifteen days. For further Information. cal on
 J. P. BILLCPS,
 s,.,,ss@s Tray. Pass. Agent
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
REENGAGED.

REENGAGED.
 The Edison Vitascope will be on exhibition at East Lake Tuesday afternoon, and evening, 4 D. m. and 9 p. m. Free except car fare.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-04-20
Great Money Savers Sale

of S % % @
  the cheapest
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-05
Grow Pepper.

No garden should be without pepper.
As a condiment and appetizer it is of al
most unequalled excellence. Its free use
in the green state during summer it to
be commended and quantities of it should
be dried and preserved for winter use.
It's medicinal quality is of no mean value.
There are many varieties, from the very
small Mexican variety, known as Birds
eye, of fiery flavor, up to the Monster
Spanish variety, which is exceedingly
mild and can be eaten when green, the
same as tomatoes. Between these two
come several varieties of various shapes
and eolors and of different degrees of
pungency Some are quite ornamental of
the thirty or more varieties catalogued by
American seedsmen, there is no need for
practical purposes of including more than
three varieties in ordinary garden cul-
ture.
For Mangoe's the large Spanish is per-
haps the most desirable, though the bell
or bull is extensively used for the
purpose. The long Cayenne is a good kind
to grow for seasoning and for stringing
for winter and spring use; and for making
sauce, few plants of the Bird s-eye, a
small round pound; or of the Chill, a
f7AAui4s INN pun Will supply an dUutlt-
ance for this purpose. In fact, from one
single plant of the Bird'seye we have
made dozens of bottles of the strongest
sauce, and the fiery little pods can
be used over and over again to impart
pungency to repeated renewals of vine
gar.
The culture is the same as for tomatoes
or egg plants. It's insect enemies are the
flea beetle, which will speedily destroy
the very young plants If not watched
closely and the cut-worm. To have early
pepper, seeds should be sown in cold
frames along at the same time with egg
plant and tomatoes, the latter part of
February or little earlier, and the plants
made ready to be set out early in April
though a few can be risked in middle
Georgia from the middle to the latter part
of March. These early settings may some
times be killed by early frost. The main
crop with us is put out from April to
April 15 Set out in rows two feet apart
and have the plants eighteen TO twenty
inches in the row. Near the large cities
the aggregate sales of pepper amounts to
considerable, and a small area devoted
to its culture, shows a profit unequaled
perhaps by any other vegetable grown
Every home garden should have a. least
few plants well tended. When ripe the
pods should be strung, and every larder
should show string after string for winter
and spring use. 1t Is a healthy and desir-
able condiment, and oftentimes is inVal-
liable as a medicinal agent.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-04-05
Ginger Again.

A recent inquiry about ginger moves me
to offer my experience. says the Florida
Agriculturlst The green roots. for Gull
nary uses. are kept in sand by grocers and
druggists from whom they may be had in
any quantity and at reasonable prices.
Being full of eyes like potatoes, II cut
into bits the size of marbles or less and
planted in checks twelve or fifteen inches
apart, they will mostly grow and are
much better than the potted plants Of
fered by nurserymen. which often decay
near the bulb and perish utterly. Some
twenty years ago l tried the plants in
open ground with the results above stated,
losing most Of them. Then some green
roots we're procured. cut and planted un
der half shade like a pineapple shelter,
and nothing further done except to keep
them from being smothered by grass and
weeds. The bed Is still there, and when
ever little ginger is wanted Il Is easily
had. being, moreover, a delightful addi-
ton to any kind of cooked fruit or pre-
serves, and emnently wholesome and APP
petizing withal The roots increas till
they attain the size Of ones outspread
hand, almost filing the ground and seem
to be always In season. So there appears
to be no reason why every family pos.
sessng any garden ground at all should
not have its perennial ginger bed nor
why the growing of II on a large scale
for commercial purposes should not be
easy. Under the conditions mentioned Il
simply makes itself with no labor or trou-
BILE worth mentioning, as Florida soil and
climate seem to agree with 1t admirably.