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grand concert Al E1is theater
y night. under the direction Of
N. u. Mcneil. was largely at
by an arprecia5ive audience.
was not an uninteres;ing num-
the program. ana the excellent
i in which the program was
ed is ample proof that Pine
las scme exceptionally fine mu-
alent. The performances of
of the children We're remark
hd exhibited natural talent with
training, and that OF Prof Nc
a master Of the piano. The
hg was the program rendered.:
Hill and Dale-12 hands, En-.
Misses Julia Houston. ldalia
Edith Woc-ldridge. ida Silberna-
ssie Meade, Lillian Thompson.
rdenza. pacla La Vile. Miss
eeves.
sodie Honsroiea-No. >, List.
Fladys Eilbott; second piano.
Neil
hy-Jce4lyn, Go3ard, Mr.. ri
tne.
BIS hands. sonsa. Misses
L Fox, Jessie White. Lola
Edna eammill, Winnie Gless,
Lee Daniel, Mary Kate Riley.
DIVER. Lola Mann.
Fmps Wi Comrnen ee-Samson
ah. Sainto-Saens, Miss Margie
fkinson.
selected Miss Amanda Dye.
arabian Romance-Couchois,
pry Roberts.
stra-lz hands. j. B. Gross,
Grace Anderson, Matte Fox,
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FOR THE PUBLIC GOOD.
This Will Interest Every Resident Of
Pine Bluff.

You can readily verify the following
particulars for the gentleman supply
ing them will be only too pleased to
answer any inquiries by mail. If you
suffer from disorder Of the kidneys
or bladder and desire Ito be cured.
Wsite hi--s7opout DOan's Kidney Pills
and learn that the following state
ment is true i'll every particular:
Dr. Z, Collins, one Of the leading
dentists in Little Rock. a resident IN
that city for over thirty years, bust
ness address sos - Main street. resi-
dence 1914 Scott street. says: when
say that Dcan's Kidney Pills is q
remedy of nndoubted merit I know
what | am talking about for | tested
,bem thoroughly. Every one who has
had kidney complaint knows just what
thGse symptoms are and what he con
sequences are that follow, but every
one does not know at first how tG
check an attack and then absolutely
and radically dispose Of il. My ad-
vice is, buy Doan's Kidney Pills. take
course of the treatment and you
will net have the slightest doubt re.
aarding the result. To say that !!
am pleased to endorse the preparation
~ ldlv expresses what | think about
it."
For sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster-Milburn company. Buff
falo. New York sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name-Doan' s. and
t@kc nc other
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Lydia e.. PfukEsaSsasS
EenafabIe EOrs7uCssnfi

is a positive cure for all those painful
ailments Of women. II VIII entirely
cure the worst forms Of Female Com
plants, al Ovarian troubles. intiam-
nation and Eleera ten Failing aud
DisplacementS of the Womb and con
sequent Spinal Weakness. and is
pecu iarly adapted to the Change Of
Life. Every time it viii cure
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Where Happiness Is Found.

Don't look for trne happiness III the mansion
are called in to doctor every ai1ment. But seek
il and fud it. too. in the comfortable homes of
the middle-e ass and so-called poor, where
the family heaIthv-to cure all stomach troubles
whether indigestion. dyspepsia. constipation.
loss of appetite. Billions attacks CT torpid liver
Trial bottle August Flower. 2Sc. Big bottle 1ac
AT al druggists.
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Take q Look

1t is the hardest matter in the
world to find desirable houses 10 rent,
Put what's the use of paying out
money to u landlord, when We can
sell Won home most anywhere in the
city on terms just like paying rent.
J. you pay your money to yourself you
nave something that is better than
pntting II in a savings bank Come in
ana see us and let MS know just what
you Wani and we will find it for you.
So dent forget that terms arc easy
and prices low. Below you find a list
OF few desirable improved and I'M
improved bargains which We have for
sale;
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DEATH INFANT.

Benjamin Williams. the five
months-old son of MI and Mrs. w, J.
Williams. 401 East Sixth avenue died
Monday night at $50 o'clock. The
funeral occurred from the residence
at 8 p. m. today 1nterment at the
Catholic cemetery.
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Any intelligent man, who will de
vote thought and tine to this subject
can 60 effective and judicious adver
tising.-Des Moines Review,
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Hackacfe.

It has cured more cases Of feucor-
rhpa than any other remedy the world
has ever known. 1t is almost infailible
IN such cases. 1t dissolvcs and eNpels
Tumors from the Uterus in an early
STAGE Of deVelOnment THAT.
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Brief MENTION.
D. ". Moore Of Kendall is here.
4. Nash. a citizen Of Ladd. is here
]. W. Gatlihg is here from ST
Louis.
]. d. Kaiser came IN from Memphis
Monday.
jos. 3. Cahell Memphian. is here
on business.
Miss Bowen of Ladd Is registered
at the Arlington.
L. T. Grumbles cf Magazine is a
business visistor
here on business.
r w Wilson. we'll known Lonok9
citizen, Was here Monday
w. r. Fry came up rom TeXarkana
Monday on business trip.
7. ]. Holmes came in flbn Ladd
Monday Gu a business trip.
c. B. Wainwright of Miami, Fla
is registered at the Arlington.
O. w. Conley Of Evansville Ind. is
a business visitor to the city.
p G.. Abraham and c. Fl. Joss OF
Milwaukee are registered at the THU
lock-
D. X Hawthorne or ICnesDoro is
stopping at the Trulock for short
time.
f. T. Posey came n from ST. Louis
today and is Quart@red at the Tru-
| lock.
|. L. W. Holdridae came in from Al
myra and is business visitor to
town.
c. @. Wilkins came down from Lit
tie Rock Monday on a business trip.
Mai. N. T. White Sam NJ. Taylor
! and 3. ]. Altheimer have returned
i from a business trip to Little Rock.
Sam Holmes, we'll known young
business man of Kingsland, was in
town on business Monday afternoon.
j. T. Kendrick, who has long been
one Of the leading citizens of New
Edinburg, was business visitor Mon.
day.
+. N. Brittingham and wife and
Misses Maude and Mable Murry OF
1 Arkadelphia are registered at the Ar
| lington.
w. NJ. Anderson. who is connected
with the Chicago, Reck Island and
Pacific railroad, with headquarters in
Little Rock, is a business visitor tc
the city.
w. F. Murphy, the genial travelling
member of the jeremiah Murphy
Packing company of st. Louis, is
greeting old friends and acquaint
ances in Pine Bluff.
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Rear'inq-d0Wn Feefjnq,

causing pain. weight and headache is
instantly relieved ana pc ermancntly
cured by its use, Under all circum-
stances it acts In harmony with the
female system It corrects
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improved.

, lots 70X 10 with two houses, cor
ner Eighteenth and Walnut streets.
1dol West Fifteenth avenue 5-rcom
house. IL block cheap.
Let Cox 5f, with S-roem residence,
located IT Gt7 West Fourth.
1112 West Eighth---1.4 block, CON
tetain@ : houses.
f122 West Second, lot 6Oxl54. With
houses.
ff0S West Second 7-room mouse.
7oa South state. 4-room house.
l5e4 West Seventeenth Broom
house
i5f9 West Fifth, 7-rocm mouse.
1904 West Fifth, 4ronm house.
216 East Eleventh and Alabama, 3
story residence 6 rooms.
Io7 South Walnut, 7-room house
12 block commencing Alabama and
Georgia streets containing 6 houses.
707 South Main. s room residence.
Uninrproved Property.
lots. Eighteenth and Cherry,
lots, Fifth ard Plum.
( lets. Fifth and Spruce.
lot. Fourth and Linden.
I lets. Seventeenth and Poplar
1ats Yhirteenth, fronting Alabama
Gnd Goo92.a.
lots 70X1tO facing Pine and
Ef.s Stnla streets
> lots. Twelfth and Beech.
= biosi. Twelfth and Hickory.
- block. south Hawley Memorial
a6Nrch.
te are also agents for the Austin
md Taylor addition, South Cherry
street. We have many other lets that
We have not mentioned in this ad SO
if yop are interested in real estate it
WI nay you to see us before buying.
cRUTCHFiELD AND WORTHEN.
1903 Pine Street.
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Dizziness. FaisifneSSx

Extreme Lassitude, don t=care and
" want-to- be lie fl alone feeling, eXcit-
ability, irrita bility, nervousness. sleep
les>ness, fatulencv. melancholy or the
" hlnes. and backache. These are
sure indications of Female Weakness,
some Aeranaement Of The LtcruS Cor
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LrrequIarify.

Suppressed or Painful Menstruation,
Weakness of the Stomach. Indigestion,
Bloating. Flooding. Nervous Prostra
ton. Headaehe. General DehilitN. Also
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Kidney Complaints

an0 Eackaehc of either SEE the Vegcta-
be Compound is uncqualed,
Ydu can write Mrs. Pink ham about
vourseif in strictest confidence.
LYDIA f. piSKHAM NED. CO.. Lynn, Esss.
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Wedding Announcement.

The following invitations have been
issued
Mrs. d. G.. BurfCrd
requests the honor of your presence
at the marriage of her daughter
Lucy Helen
to
Mr.. Walter Moody Purvis
On Wednesday evening the twenty
eighth day Of June. nineteen
hundred and five
at nine o'clock
First Methodist church
Pine Bluff, Ark.
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ks-Ch stnutt.

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HAS HE SUPERNATURAL GIFTS?

s Drugs and Medicines, Yet Heals Hopeless Inval
Pronounced Incurablc by Physicians.
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Out-0f- Doors
With the Procession
of the Flowers

beauty hold me in udinrlng suspense
II grows us tall as five feet, with leaves
Which arc oval or laIlceolatc,t and d
inceme which may DO fifteen inches long,
bearing a thlckly crowded spike of pur-
PIE blossoms, royal mass. The upper
sepals ind petals are erect. tho lip being
three parted, tho sesmcnH fan-shaped
and frlnsed. 1t Is said by some that 1t
has u fragrance, but I have never detected
1T Tho psy codes; or lesser trnged orchis,
has a fragrance which Is most pleasing.
Another OF the crchIs family, tho
posonia. may be found III the swamps
from Maine to Florida and Kansas, for
1T follows after It's relative, the arcthusn
delicate plant, with O. stem about n
foot high. with ono basal leaf and
ono which Is half way up tho stem.
There ia but ono flower, Of pale roso
color, slightly dropping; although there
are sometimes pair; the blossom being
asubtcndcd by a bract. Ihe lip Is crested
and frnged. It has the odor Of sweet
violets; although Thorenu said that It
.smelled Of the snakes" Whoever
smeiled OF tho snakes. and found the
odor at all like that OF the pogonia. must
have lost come Of that human prejudice
which so relentlessly pursucs the snake.
l met farmer once, who said that he
would rather have brood OF snakes
than u brood OF kittens: because thu
snakes killed vermin and did not play
with them. Poisonous snakes. OF course,
are different; but II you notice. it Ia the
snake which Is afraid OF man, quite az
much as the man Is afraid OF the snake.
The Listeria, the twayblade Is in bloom.
1t grows from Maine to North Carolina
and California, q slender plant, bearing
two oval leaves in the middle OF tho
stem, and a racine OF loosely lowered
grecnish yellow blossoms. The lip is
wedge-shaped, with two blunt lobes at the
apex. That Isl the Listeria convallariodldes,
the broad Tipped twayblade.
There are the L. Cordata, the L. aus
trails. or southern twayblade. the flowers
of the former being minute and purpltsh
in color. and the flowers OF the latter
greenish yellow with purple stripes.
Then there is the Liparis liifolia, the
large tway blade, which lnhabits the deep
woods from Maine to Missouri. 1t is less
than foot high. has two broad basal
leaves and raceme Of snowy purple
flowers, the separs and petals are almost
equal, and somewhat reflcxed, that is
turned downward. The lip is erect and
wedge shaped. There is another variety,
the H. Loesii. bearing small greenish
: flowers, which grows in much the same
territory.
There is tho Calypso bulbosa, the
beautiful. yet weird flower, with Its
single blossom and Its single leaf,
which is round. ovate and pointed at
the apex. and unlike the other leaves
of the same family, Is 5petioled, that is,
it is borne upon a; stem. The scpals
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and purple spots, which may be found
in the same territory. There is the collie
root with its bnsal leaves and its raceme
of bright yellow flowers very small.
The Yucca baccata Is q tropical plant,
but It has place among our wild flowers,
for It has escaped from cultivation, and
may be found from Maryland to Florida,
In tho sandy SOIL 1t has thick leshy
leaves, bearing long thread-like nbres
ers In a terminal racemc.
In the grass in the fields may be found
the Hypoxis hirsuta, anywhere from
with basal grass-llke leaves. hairy, and
with flowers which arc bright yellow
within, and greenlsh without. It Is called
the yellow. star grass.
5Belmacanda Chinenss. with It's long
leaves and flowers OF orange purple,
mottled in clusters. In the fall tho fruit,
nn 6e aves wbeS aKss
the blackberry 50 popular. 1t grows from
I The Virginia anake-root. the Aristo-
Connecticut to louisiana and Missouri.
It has short root stocks, which are
aromatic: leaves which ara lanceolate
thin and sharp at the apex. tho lower
ers. growing close to the ground. Of o
lurId purple hue. The flowers very often
are fertilized in the bud.
line grass OF farnaSBuS,i the 1afndSSlti
sCaroliniann, has name which tho sim
pie beauty of the flower well deserves.
6 for It is classical. It has scape about
( two feet high, with q clasping leaf In the
middle. and basal leaves which are Pc
stioled. There are Ave petals, which are
white with greenlsh veins. 1t grows from
Maine to Virginia and Iowa. There are
the large leaved variety, and the small
|. lowered variety. the northern variety.
On the aches from Massachusetts TO
p the Arctic, may be found the lungwort,
the oyster plant, the sea bugloss, the
Mertensla MARTINA. with its thick, oblong
leaves and its bell-shaped white or blue
flowers. very rare plant. yet nearly
related to the Virginia cowslip. with its
racelned blossoms OF purplish-blue. very
Snowy, and which beautitles the river
banks from Vermont to Kansas.
The forget-me-not Is another of those
flowers Of the old world which have gone
astray in this. the Myosots paulstrs. with
Its delicate flowers of heavenly blue and
golden heart. Its wholesomeness suggests
the old -tlme trimness which as yet invests
the daughters of our land, so precise and
yet SO beautiful. 1t is indeed a flower for
lovers: it speaks what the tongue cannot
tell. There are several varieties which
grow from Maine to Florida. and all have
been naturalized from Europe.
y. JAMES BAYLES.
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are OF tropical origin. their daintiness and
their beauty procla.ming the fact. we
have seen what the Cypripedlums are; let
US look at the Habernarias, for they have
no other name, although they are SO
numerous in our territory. There Is the
Orchis rotunditfolia. which may be found
from Maine to New York und Minnesota,
slender. delicate plant, bearing ono
leaf which is nearly oval, ana with
sheathng scales Just below it; the aow-
ers. which are In a spike. Being sub
tended by small bracts The blossoms
are OF rose color, with the lips white
and marked with purple and longer than
the petals. It IS, indeed,Na very dainty
flower. i
Then there is the Habenaria Hook.
eriana. with its two basal leaves. shin
ing and spreading, or ascending, that
is, erect and ovate in shape The scape
which bears the flowers Is about fifteen
inches high, and the raceme is many
flowered, with acute bracts, that is,
sharp pointed. The sepals are spreading
and grecnish in color, while the petals
are yellow, narrow and awl shaped. and
the spur slender and sharp. The flower
may lack in beauty, but 1t has all the
ingenious arrangement which Is so char
acteristlc OF the family.
There is the Habenaria hyperborea,
the tall, leafy green orchis, which may
be found In the wet woods and boys
from Maine to Colorado and Oregon. It
has stout stem. and lanceolate leaves,
and crowded spike, Of small grecnsh
or greenish yellow flowers. with obtuse
that is, blunted sepals and petals, and
a twisted ovary.
The Habenaria dilatatn, or tall white
orchts. grows in much the same terri
tory, but is q much handsomer bios.
som, being white and bearing "a small
spur. Tho stem is perhaps two feet tall
the leaves Immediate, blunt or sharp
the bracts sharp, and the sepals aud
petals somewhat obtuse. The ovary is
also twisted.
Another variety is the Habenaria brac-
teata. the long-bracted orchis, which
grows from Maine to Nebraska. The
stem Is stout. about two feet tall, the
leaves oval, from two to five inches long
with long bracts upon the loosely flow
cred spike The sepals arc spreading
and sometimes swollen at the base the
petals being thread-like. The color Of the
flower is greenish, Of no particular beau
ty, yet Of interest to him who "botan-
ICES upon his mothers grave
The FIa,benaria fnya the small pale
green orchis, grows from Maine to Flor
Ida. with stem about two feet tall,
leafy with lanceolate leaves, the flowers
having sharp pointed bracts. greenish
yellow sepals, and greenish petals: the
lip having a blunt tooth on either slue.
and tubercle at the base.
The Hd benarn lacera, grows from
Maine to Missouri. 1t is popularity called
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MEET|N OF STATE
FARMERS INSTITUTE
Most Interesting Farmers Con-
vention Ever Planned in
Virginia.
(special to The mines Dispatch,)

Especial to The Times Dispatch)
BI4ACKsBURG, VA, July 1.-The Sec
ond annual meeting Of the lrglnia State
Farmers Institute will he held In Roa-
nokc on July 18th, l3th and 14th. a sim
gle fare has already been granted on
tho Norfolk and Western SYSTEM and
negotiations are Iii progress for similar
concessions from tho other railroads. Tho
programme Is now being prepared and
no effort or expense will be spared to
secure the hest speakers possible for the
orraslon. The officers Of the convention
the present year are MS follows:
Ex,Governf j. Hoge Tyler, president,
. East Rndford.
4. o, sanuy, first president. Burke
vile.
ian, John T.. Gowan, second president,
Andrew M. soule. Dean of the College
Of Agriculture, and Director OF the Elk
pertinent Station, secretary, .Blacksburg. A
j, M. Williams, Industrial department,
Norfolk and Western Railroad. assistant
secretary, Roanoke.
q special train to Visit Blaclssburg on
the last day Of tho convention, SO that
MI tho delegates may have an oppor-
ttrlty of examining the work Of tho
College of Agriculture. and tho state
Experiment Station, located there, free
of cost. This Is an opportunity that has
never been offered 10 Yirgintu farmers
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and the petals are nearly alike, spread
ng, ascending and pointed, the blossom
very much resembling the lady's slipper;
but the color Is variegated yellow, pink
and purple. The root is bulb, subtended
by a coralloid root. The flower is very
beautiful, but Is local. growing only from
Maine to Minnesota. 1t is quite common
in Vermont.
You may have seen the grass pink.
the Calopogan pulchellus. tho breezy
flower. 30 full Of verve and color, which
rears it head above the grasses In tho
swamps from Maine to Florida and
Missouri. 1t grows quite tall, very
often foot and half high, with one
lanceolate leaf and q many lowered
scape of blosso1ns Those arc purpllsh
pink, and spreading, and there Is no
twist in the ovary; SO that the lip is
on the inner or upper side. The lip is
triangular in shape. and is crested with
orange hairs. TO mo, the flowers seem
to say. Come: all Is for you" and tho
bee. accepting the invitation, finds all
the nectar 1t desires and In return I'M
consciously performs the cross-fertl-
izing mission 30 much desired by the
blossom. Tho name is Greek for beauti.
full beard.
In the meadows from Vermont TO
Virginia and Tennessee, we may find
the day-lily. the Hemerocallis fulvn. 1t
grows sometimes six feet tall, with
channelled leaves. six inches wide. and
a tawny orange flower which opens but
for day. so 1t Is named Hen,erocal-
lis, because that means beautiful for
a day."
The wild leeks, onions and garlcs.
are plentiful now all over the land,
sometimes tninling the milk; for the
kline are not uVerse to eating the
weeds, The flowers have no beauty,
yet they fulfil their purpose. as you
will say when you sec how profuse the
But there are some very beautiful men,
bers of the family. There Is tho Lilum
Phladelnhicum which grows from a
so oWsrs Won Of redds Orange spoed e w
purple. A rather SNOWY blossom. which
decorates the dry woods from Maine to
North Carolina,
There Is tho i. llmbcllatum or western
TO Arkansas, growing in tho dry soil,
with linear leaves In whorls and red,
orange or yeloW blossoms, the seuments
narrowed into the claw. that Is. the
seeming petal Is borne upon peduncle
or stem.
Tho Lilium canadense grows from
Maine to Missouri, In marshes, fields and
meadows. It Is lusY plant, bearing
whorled leaves, and large noauing flow
eTs Glt h Ps Inr that is
some times red, and the blossoms are
most numerous
Another very dainty member Of this
family la tho Frltillarla atropurpurea, the
Dakota 10 California, II has linear; basal ii
leaves, which are stemiess, and purple
flowers, which are mottind, There Is E a ia
ihA AlarlposaS lly Of white, or yellow.
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before. A lunch will BIO provided for the
Visiting delegates by tho college authors
ties, and every effort made to give them
an opportunity to fully inspect the work
OF the College and Station. DO not fall
to attend. You will be we'll repaid for
any, sacrifice you may make, and go
back home with new Ideas which you can
put In practice to the greatest advan-
tagc next year. It is Inspiring to come
IN contact with your FELLOW farmers. You
have plenty of time to come and you
can afford to spend the small amount OF
rates obtained. Now is tho time to OBJ
tain up-to-date, knowledge at trlhing
cost. Now Is the time to get In touch
and become q live factor in building IN
and rcjuvenoting the agriculture OF Viz
ginia.
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(CoPYR1G1Jr.,

g(COPYR1GHT)
nc days 'lro warm and at boillng
p.tcn with patriotism, for on the Fourth,
o. July We shall celebrate with much
noise and fervor the anniversary OF the
independence which made lis Il people
Tree and untrnmmeled to do the right and
10 nave tho respect Of other nations hc-
cause OF the right which We do. 1t ia
certainly n glorious thing to be d. citizen
Of the United States, to be subject to no
man, only to the laws which men havo
made FOR tho honest conduct OF personal
intercourse. And In this citizen ship we
are Ike unto the flowers. which owe
tribute to no man, but are freo and inde-
pendent from nll laws save those OF ma
{ture, without bias, to fulfill and perfect
their mission. ~
II IS warm weather ind almost favor
able to the growth of the orchids. which
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Cures Hundreds by New and Marvellous
Treatment.
MAKES THE LAME WALK AND The DEAF HEAR

And Performs Other Seeming Miracles Observation-Disclosures
Disease May Not Cure
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tho ragged orchis, because Of Its touslcd
appearance. 1t 'grows about two feet tall
With lanceolate leaves ana bears a spike
OF greenish flowers, loosely placed
Tho sepals IRE obtuse, tile petuls linear
and fringed, the fringes being tl,read-
llke and about half an inch long.
Then comes the glandest of them all,
the iabenarian fmbrlata, tho large pur-
plo fringed ono Is, which grows In tho
deep shade anywhere from Maine aud
Michigan to North Carolina, The first
Tine ] ever saw H. was among the
bushes which frlnsed a swamp, and Its