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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-12-05
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Will send on 80 days trial, 100 lb.
key, about 13 gallons, Takanap Soft
Naphtha Soap at $3.50 n cars at
Jacksonville Kills San Jose Scale,
White Fly and Insects. Special prices
in larger quantities. Write for sample.
THAYER HOVEY SOAP CO..
DARBY, PA.
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nervous exhaustion, nervous prOstra.
ton, neuralgia hysteria/ spaAns, st.
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II woman has bearing down, or drag
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pelvis, backache, frequent headaches,
dizzy or fainting spells, is nervous and
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gical Institute, Buffalo, n. Y.
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an imitation ditch throughout a low
piece OF land. The soil was simply
thrown out on either side and | do not
suppose was even uniformly levelled,
but was planted with various hardy
plants, with a judicious sprinkling OF
small trees and shrubs, giving the
whole the appearance of small
streamlet, naturally in it's wild state;
and if SO many cultivated forms of
plants had not been so frequently inter-
spersed, the effect might have been COM
plete. Florists Exchange.
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Sllirting on this moor and just at the
entrance to the Horticultural Gardens,
is as beautiful grove Of pines as one
could wish to see.
Why such gardens were established
here, SO far away from anywhere, I
cannot imagine. The reason given by
the Society is, to get away from the
smoky atmosphere and excessive sur
rounding drainage of London, which
they claim was very seriously hamper
ing their efforts at Chiswick; and
must say they have done it.
The site is exceedingly beautiful and
picturesque, with many lovely land
scape features, which can be so useful
to such a society. The land, as
noticed it in my brief visit, contained
some flat, though not exactly low,
ground, one or two large ponds, some
rough rock land and some high, rolling
ground which will prove very useful
to them in their various lines of work.
A small patch Of woodland, in which
its late owner had spent much time and
care on thinning OUT some Of the trees
planting thousands Of rhododendrons,
making beautiful shady woodland paths
OF them going in all directions, which
seemed to make a perfect maze and
must present lovely sight when in
bloom
thousands upon thousands of bulbs
IN various assortments have been here
naturallzed. Great patches of Primu-
las and Polyanthus Of many varieties
and species are seen. Lilums in variety
have various groupings, notable among
these Llllum glganteum, out of bloodn
but still showing how perfectly at
home it was. There were also present
in this woodland paradise MANY of our
native American plants from California
which are too tender to grow with us
outside in the North | also noticed
quite a large plant of Dicksonia an
tarct1ca, I think it was, as well as a
batch OF Camelllas, Pernettya, O1earia.
and various other shrubs from different
chimes, which would succumb in our
Northern climate, growing there with
good results.
In the ponds were various Water
Lilies, while around the outer edges
various paintings and groupings suit
able tor such situations which does
good credit to the hand that put them
there. Gunnera, Manicata, and G,
scabra, associated with large ferns
-Phorm1um tenax, and various iris,
backed UP by beautiful background OF
shrubbery, made very telling effect.
he writer, an amateur or novice in
photography, made here one of his
hrst attempts at picture making. In
the immediate neighborhood was
newly constructed rockery, or rock
garden, which had only just been plant
ed, but which will add much to the
beauty of this corner when the plants
once get established.
Growing along the hillsides here and
there, and, in fact, scattered almost
all around the outer edges Of the wood
land and IN various rocky places, was
tha Ui11O11- COL
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partial shade, where they had both
moisture and peaty Or Doggy soil
| omitted to mention in my wood
land walks the many large patches of
various Azaleas [ saw there, which add
much charm and interest to the place.
Passing on out of this beautiful spot,
which I can never find words to de-
scribe, [ was led by my guide to the
trial grounds, where Dahlias, Vio1as
and border Carnations are being test
ed. The Violas were simply magnif-
cent, and were one blaze OF color.
They had been collected from various
sources and placed here side by side
for comparative test Four had been
selected by the Society's council as be-
ing the best for bedding purposes and
general effect. They were Royal
Sovereign, deep yellow and a ray
less variety; Counselor WATERS
crimson purple, self colored variety,
with dwarf, free habit, and said to
be splendid variety for bedding pur-
poses; Dr.. McFarlane, upper petals
mauve, under petals very dark, with
clear white eye; Isolde, bright yellow,
without rays, large and extra fine, a
perfect beauty. These, my guide told
me, were the best four and most dis
tlnct in the whole collection, bit |
must confess there were many others
which, perhaps to my inexperienced
eye, were equally as beautiful. Allow
me to say here that wherever you go
in England, Violas are used by thou
sands for bedding purposes.
The Dahlias, while showing a very
healthy look and giving good promise
OF all abundance Of bloom, with the ex-
ceptlon Of very few varieties were not
in fit state to show what they were,
Or make any comparison whatever.
The carnations were past their best,
but they had bloomed profusely. The
colors, compared with what we see
here, were simply not in it. Of course,
I admit they are different race, and in
this respect no comparison can be
made
Passing from here | was shown the
new green houses, nearing completion,
which are to be devoted to the testing
OF fruits, vegetables, stove, green house
and other plants and flowers found the
most interesting for useful and orna-
mental purposes Trials of new va
r1et1eS OF fruit, ETC., are to be made
side by side with older varieties to de-
termlne their more valuable properties
and uses. | understand hybridization
OF plants and the raising OF new varie-
ties are to be carried on here on an
extensive scale as soon as the plant
gets into thorough working order, but
at present much of this work is in
crude form. Considerable time
though and care must be exercised in
laying the foundation OF SO great an
institution as this aims to be.
Ot one thing we are assured and that
IS that the beautiful wild garden which
Mr.. Wilson labored for SO manv wears
to establish is to be preserved and verv
carefully continued.
Another feature or idea Mr.. Wilson
carried out on this place was to maize
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anges: this box was taken from one young
tree three years old; The fruit is all like this
sample box and was grown with the aid of
Simon Pure No. l. My trees are all healthy
and thrifty and l cannot too highly recon-
mend your fertilizer. Joseph Dassey.
Mgr Manhattan Grove.
Jensen, Fla, Nov 16, 1904.
Z. 0. Painter. ESQ.,:
Jacksonville, Fla,
Dear Sir:
Please ship me six tons Bean Fertilizer same
"a you sent me last. I will add that l tested
it carefully by side of - and so far your
goods at $500 per ton, are giving better re-
suits than at $3.50. Several of nv
neighbors are watching results and think it will
be big ad. for your goods
Bill my order to Stuart Fla, and oblige.
Respectfully,
H. E. Olds
Jensen, Fla
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Rockledge, Fla, Feb Sd, 1905
Mr. E. O. Painter,
Jacksonville, Fla,
Dear Sir:
l beg to advise you that yesterday 1 for.
warded you via express prepaid one box of or
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
70 ACUSO!
0REYFU5 Y z0LI--LOS GRIsT0S NO1E9B0S.-- -NARTI-
RES De Ii FE Y VCTINAS De la TIRAKIA,

Tres eoass cor quassn cs'ebIidad
a los mor:s'fF: esfqeizo pertevarauts,
oessI6n y fAtalidad L. pr!msra fa
vorees 81 lalGnto; n FglndA al h.
roismo J Ia audse.s; ls tsrcera 4
eualquier ieSgrsoisdo
Popgsmos aigancs eiemplos;
Primer t6rminc; Palissy, Victor
Hugo, Milton.
Segundo sermino; Nspols6n, Ri
eAurte, Hsrr&n CorIfz.
Terssr t6vminc: Riego, Roiast
wr'kl Dreifag, Eis} hey.
Drsyfls, simple espit4n dsi Ei9r
cito fesrc6s, sin L. inQuiaa ansesemi
In, ala Ia trsma dtl sh0rtsrAus, ain
uasar por el Conseio do grerrs de
Rsnnesr orr Ia etre1sa dc una degrs
tasi6n pdbliea, por la isla del Diablo
y ror las jras de In g1blerno y de
upa elsse, y 1ltImaments par el areo
dc sriuufos ds la reiVindIcsci6n De Eu
inoceneia, fdeys una cApI,an An6nimo,
y nsds mas; igrorado su romhre de
Ia gansralidad de aus cor rciud2danou
J dc 10 totalidad 90 ios paises de Ia
sierra,
Drsyfas, srsidor, ara ys e6lebrs.
D:eyfas, inocensg. es ce ehrs tam
bi6n. C6iebre hoy son una aureola
de p1eit'gio en su esbezs, miertrsa
Gus aver t6o hshis sombraS que Ia
creuudAran, hseleodola sbasirss.
Drsyfds pertenscs 20 Is histofis,
4 Ia novels, al drama. Tavo au
msrtIrologio y 81 apossosIa en- vlds
Ha sido II humsnament, crueIGsado y
resurgIdo al horor y ls gloria.
Dreyfus es sligo asf como 81 mo.
dsrro crisso de Ia Ffaueih, & Ia Ia
verse, porque no hAu sido los iudioa
sus verdug0g.
Cslumniado, viiipeplisdo, ultra
iado, sustodisdor msrtirizAdc. C1nn
el hiio de Nszareh levanta Ia loza
do Ia calumnla que oabris su aepul.
sro, aIcsndisndo gloric ismarse & IL
ythabIlitccl6n Dc 81 rombfe.
Entr6 Peqasflo 81 sepulcrc, sale
grspde & lA inmort&lidAd,
Dreyfas eS IN CrIato nodsrno. El
dc G allies no t1vo VII abog ado deten.
sor en- 50 pEoeero, E4ts suvo & Emilio
z 1la, qus pronuncts, go aituscl6u d..
fell, cooIra o. enoi0 dc I'm ppsblo, y
las lrAa dc uns c Ase. 81 c6lebre
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
DESDE TOA-ALTA
Despedida del "Circo Mexi.
cano." "-Maestros nem.
brados. - Mejo'ia.
VARlOS TRASLADOs
El Gbro del poeta puertorri-
queho Gautier Benitez.
Otras roticias.

El domingo en- Ia not he fl9 10 I'll.
lima ia ;el6n en- ell sCirco Mexlssno,
que nos visitaha. Hubo IN lleno COM
pleso. Los scIorsa htcisron esfasrz u
para eomplacer al r1bIieo y este cue.
do satisfeeho.
--Hemos tsnido el gusto de yer On.
tire rosotros al iovsn don MIgue, Be
nitsz gus Rnda por los pueblos dc 10
is!a vendiendo Gu edici6n complsts,
las poeSfaS del ma'ogrado vate puer.
t9rriqueho don joss G Gautisr Bsnftss,
Han sido propuestoA oil Depar-
samsnt1 para ocupsr en- el prtximo
sfio las caeuslss graduadas, doia Ms.
rfa Legu6 dc Cordero don Manuel
Morelovs; para 10 rural del pueblo 4
don Evaristo CobiGn y para lee otras
dos ruralss, dofia Julia Ramoraso y
don An onio D1ax.
EHos han sido los egraciados en-.
trs los diatlnsos aspirantss q les con.
sabidaa sssuelsr.
-Sa encuensrA bastAnts meiorado
un hfio do nuestro buen eorrel'giona.
rio don Nicolas ssvilIa, que tuvo 10
desgraeia dc casrae do I'm palo de
mango hace dfAs, fraeturAndose una
piernR.
va no 90 csiebrAn tArtos aekos
en- el JuSgsdo como Antes, porqus do
bido las limit&das atsibuoiones de
los Juecas de Psx, oasi todos los ds.
lisos que SC cometsn correspondent e
10 jurisdiction do 10 Corts Municipal
de Distrito.
todAvia no sStAmoa contormss,
Han sido traaladados reclents'
msnte 81 pueaso dc este pusblo los po'
licfas Mamerto Arroyo, Cirilo Melen,
deS. Alfisndro Mersado Caixio
Veitz
Todos muy oorrectos en- sus for.
mas y en Eus scioE.
Rssulta un pusato modei0 el do
Tos alta, eomsndado por el Cabo
Charr6n,
CoRRESPoNSAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
NEETIAG En- 8sYlAJa

Aver sards t4yo ltJsto ca ia plazv
guolios dei yselno gusol0 dc Baya
mQn, ua me sing de propsg&aaa ulio
nlsiA que setullo eAp.6 .dldo, Hicleror
uso de Ia psikbrA nusEtrus Gotreliglo
asrlos don Aegel Cstz, don Eassban
BhmSi X. don Vlktor Il E,piao, dou
FfaLc,sco CArballo, con VlaGor Bur
sst, doa PolisArpo onz, Lcdo. oon
Lsoooldo Sausage y don Andr6s Ro
dtlgaez, qae esrr0 el art3.
Eos oradofss estayiston muy ta.i,
csc sn sus dissRssoE, y ls coneurrsn
CIs, que pAssha do Quintvntas almss.
iss aslsudi6 coa srtaslasmo. Tsrml
nado 81 msGtipg, los os&dores, segai'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04

preEecitba una contasi6n con dasgs
rro eu el tsrcio Il rior de- ansebrtsc
izquierdoi oIrAs oontus!ones Sobre la
region tor$xioa y bzsSo ,zqQierdo
PRrece que 80 trGtA dc una g-sslGa
e pundonoroSo ekbo dsla 20
liefA tnHulSr don Luis < L.c.s, ha
aldo trksladsdo de SRbans Granda
{ FAisrdo. e. Hiior Lucia SO diat,n
gle sismprs, donds ql.sra @ se pfe.ta
asrvlcioHi por 50 Unparalleled 81
recto cumplimisLto de los debores de
"a cargo,
-Dlcess gus sl 10 Gel aetual So
re1ns Ia comlsl6n cue sntiends ca Ia
conoeci6a Dc bseas, ssgdl lGs secolo
neH eS J 10 de 10 Ley eSaolar c7mpilA,
da, con sl fn Go resIFar una de lSs bo
cas- conesdidss resisnismsnts.
-HA eumplido 81 eontrAts sa 81
Reg,misnto de Pusrso Roo 81 sergen
10 don lRn Roig, prssligIoso ioven
amigo nuesiro, 9 lien SO propons ss
guir eItudios en- los EltAdoS Unidos,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-08-04
AnunCiIo al Fdb.ico

En- poder del vasin0 Jos6 Padllls
ae enouensra 10 eshA!lc. sy&recido en
uno ds los hAtri0s dc eAsA Jurisdiction,
saino quemad0, ocm9 de einco siets
afils de edad, pAso menudehdo y Eobre
trots, erin, cola y c2pets AhpltAdos J
largos, loG euSGro cAbos negsos un
eilco blaneo al pie del Irscsro dere.
cho, unA s en- el lado izlulstdo del
cdeilo, tkpAdo cen IL cfia Lo que 90
hAcs rdblico por msdio dsl presents
A.fu de que el que Sc Jug ls 81 dutGo,
se presents con los doclm 5ntoa gus 10
iuatlfque y EAtlLtsGa los gAsioa oca.