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aas grauerlpiel in Comfort.


ueber oas ibredlibe greianis in
Der N6be bot, Comfort, lb'r oas mir
bereits furs berihteten, ibreibt un8
infer ourttger correspondent, 0err
$. gOerner:
GpmfDrt, ben "a. SUM.
Qm 26. D. W,, aiIO o0raeitern,
etna $50 3. M, befam i6, mie einen
Shlae nus beiterem 6immel. Die
&ahriht. Soe 3einbarot babe Die
9udter BON 0erru ReinbDlo &uber
eribo1ien uno fiji oann ielbft. 6err
81. Guber lit Elm langidbriger lieber
Treuno BON mir. Welhes Die uriaz
den Der Tot maren, muBte man bier
ntbt. &uber nDbnt etma bret Wtet'
len BON mir entfernt. Nls es fibler
murbe, ntahte ih MIDI 81 TuB out
Den 8eg uno fam oonn BET 9untels
meroen IN Die Jtdbe oes 4uber' ihef1
6aules. DDrt trof ih 0errn ..
51u[se, rpelder ben Snqueit abges
balten batte. gr ersdblte mir Damn,
baB Sue &einbarot nod lebe, aber
SdnHe i'm 4eibe babe, einen burh
Die aunge, Die anoere &uael iei nibt
AT finhen. gr lei nah 5errn 9b.
Wdrb' Blab gsbtuht. I'm aabec beim
Ooftor su iein. Die Tudter BEG
6errn Guber Jet -aber beitn eriten
S1uB tDtlid permunoet aeueler.
Sic babe urr nod, geraoe % Soe"
Iagen f1nnen uno oabet babe tie Die
cine 6anb auf Die Wunoe geleat, al8
fie ben stpeiten GhuB oureh Die Sano
uno in bic 8ruit befam. Nls Die
Sbnfie aefalen. Dffnete cine Shmes
iter Die Cir. Geinbarbt leate auf lie
an. lie idlug Die 1nr 81 uno h0rte
oann eleih apei Shliie, Die Der
iunee Manr auf fih Selbt a~bgefeuert.
Jebt lit Die Srage: marum Fat Der
&alenbe oaS aetan? Sa, Warutn?
1naliidlihe Samtliennerb6ltniiie has
ben mol Die uriohe abgeaeben. Die
6eirat Eoa cine eranuuaene gepeien
Iein. 9as mar mpl Der 6aupteruno
oieRr unalldlihen Sat, Die anei
Wenihenleben geforoert bat. Senn
Ibmerlib miro Der iun9e Mann nie'
oer beraeiteQt.
6err Sbulse bat MIDI, ben Nbeno
nibt binaugeben uno i'd eing nit
ibm nah 9b. Ntdrb' WDbnung.
Durt traf id) 6errn Carl Weper. ben
alten 6errn &einbarot. 9h. Wdrb,
Trau Reinbarot uno Srau Wdrb. Sd
cling aber nibt ms 8imnter binein,
in Dem Soe lag. Geftern moraen
NOR id aber bod nah 9errn Suffers
6aule. SD fano nidts mie Die ar6Bte
9rauer in Der eansen Samilie. Sour
einige @orte, Sreuno Su Sreuno ges
meblelt, uno banr mieoer fort. Sb
babe l1on piel Trauriees in meiner
eieenen Sami[ie erlebt. aber oieier
Saq lift oas ihredlihite, oas ih ie
geieben.
Die BeeroigunQ oes iunger Wt1o'
henS fanb unter grDBer B%eteilt9urn
! auf unIerem Triebbof ftatt. nabe $50
0ager uaren oa, pbne bic uielen
6uBgdneer. Der @eiangperein lang.
6err Baitor Wueroter bielt bic 8rab.
rebe. nidt. nie er iagte. als Battor.
ipnoerr1 als 6reuno gum Treuu0e.
nidt als Wuder, ionbern als WenIh
gum Wenl ben II. {. 10. Sreilih eini'
gen bat Die &eoe mieoer uidt affal'
len. !Rupiel WDral.
Gpmiort lit nod geiuno. Wir
mpnen bas @eieb niht 1elbit in Die
6ano nebner, aber wehe benz NoD0s
tater. tpelder oas @eieb bel Settle
itieben piiroe. DEM oiels 3at mus
geliihnt tneroen. l1no iie piro es,
entpeber burh cen. Der iiber 9Do
uno 2eben ALIEN 81 ia9e1 bat, ooer
ourh aerehte, oasu beitimnite 9eiebe.
$. 8oerner.
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l1eber Die Wabl.

Gin traurig Qeben tpahrlirh bat.
User fir elm Mrnt lit Rarbi0at.
Wng bod e8 Dber niebria Sein,
Der Bahltampf brtnat inn Not u. @ein.
gr briidt' bic 6ano bamn Seoermann,
9uf oeilen Sttrtin' er boffen fam.
gs foftet Wdbe, fDffet @elb,
% lang Der &an6ioat i'm Syeln.
Or reiiet tpeit i'm 2ano urnher.
Salt &eben, bic oft inhaltS5d1uer:
SDh fpas ben W6blern er berIprimt-
Ob er es balt?-Sas tueiB ih nimt.
9pb audi ben 8abfer oft es audIt.
DAB er ben &erbten nur ertuahh
gum @Duberneur, gum Senator,
Gum Sheriff Dber R~onfablor.
Sein gutter Genius au ibrn fpriht:
W1hl SrUbibitipntffen nic6t!
Wern Su es tut, 10 aibtS Berbru6
Hno ale WDhlfabrt fDntr1t sun Gcblu6.
Gin aItes Spri6btport iaat u1s NAL,
Dab, tper bic @abl hat, bat be Quail
Dies gilt nidht nur bpm Rnn0iont-
Mudb uocb BON Nn'brertl, tuaS man bot.
8eim gfien pber Erinfen Qnr
Wtro oieie @nblqunl bnl6 urs tlar;
Der rptinitbt iiG Spnreefn, iener &obi,
Der Nuftern, iener Beefteats mpbI.
Ser zine tudblt gbampagnertuein,
Der Wnb're @afer iur aaein;
Sd tuable mir ba8 9pte &tar Wter,
Son Muem it's oas ltebfte mir.
. 3pne Gtar Bier! Sp frdftia, rein,
go fiffia unb bod MILD nnb feinl
8re g0loi9 eS i'm @lale rubt,
Wer bid fp6blt. Der pablt INNER quit
MAS ibert mid Sheriff, @pnnerneurt-
Die Bolitit 1T nicht rueit bert
sSahlt tpen ibr tu0ltI Sd bleibe bier
uno labe mid am Zone Gtar 8ter.
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Gur gpuntnsG Solicitor.

Bir iino autoriiirt, ansu5eisen, baB
Saul SO eeribeibt iib UNI bas Mnnt
oes 6 Duntp.8DIIettors fir 8erar
gountp betpirbt uno iib ben oemntrati-
ihen G~rimdrtpablen u%ntertpirft.
@ir iin6 autDriiirt, anauseigen. ba6
Sohn u. Bitter &anoibat fur bas
&mt oes gDuntp> SteuertDI1efs
tDrs 1T unb fib ben oemofratiihen Bri.
marpahten BPM %. sSnli untertpirft.
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Die nTreie 8refie" lit autoriiirt. Serrn
S. 6. 8afer als &anbioat fur oas Nnlt
6es DtitriftsM t BET Der bebpr.
itehenoen 8abl ansu5eigen. Or ntadbt
leine 8an6ioatur BON Der gntibeibung
ourb bic bemofratiibeu 8rimdrpablen
am %. Suli abhdnsia.
Bir fir1o nutDriirt, anauflnoiaen, oas
Serr g. 9. &0binon Ranbibat fur bas
Nmt bes Oitrift< VI n 10 8 1T unh
iib ben oomofratiidhen B~rimdrtpnblen
am %. Suli unterpirft.
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Stir guuntnsg (erf.

8ir limb autDrifirt ansuaeigen, oaB
5ranf&. NentDn fieb I'M oas Mr1t
oes 9 DuntbsgIerts fir erar gDun.
to betptrbt uno fib ben bemDtrotiIdben
Hrimdrtuablen untertuirft.
Sic .Sreie Brelie" lit autoriiirt amsu<
finoigen, oaB Serr gbab. SO. Smitb
iih nm bas Mnnt bes gountp >gIerf
fir Berar County bemipbt unb iidb ben
bemotratiiheu 8rimdrpahleu am %.
untermirft.
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Sir Ssrieoensrid,ter

Gmgmitg. MtteeIt finbigt bierourdb
an. Dab er iid un1 bic domination fAr
oas MMt oes ssrieoensrihter flr ben /.
Yreci11tt bDn Vernr gouutp betpirbt. Gr
tHabt ieine &anoiontur BON ber gntideis
oung ourb Die oemDtrotiihen Hrimar.
pablen abhdnata.
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ffar @pnltabler 9recinft san. /


Die .Sreie Hreiie" III autoriIirt Serrn
gbas. 8. Gtebens, ala &anbi6oten
fir Biebertpabl fur ons Nn1t oes Som.
ffabfer pon Brecintt Geo. L BEL Der bebpr.
ftehenoen Bahl anau5eiaen.
Die .5reie Breiie" lit auturlfirt, 9errs1
NntDn &ranie, nls &onbibaten fAr
oos Mn1t oes 80nfiabler bDn Brecinft
No. l BET Der bebDrftebenoen @abl anau-
5eteen. 9err &rauie Mntertuirft iid Der
oemptratilben Grimdrmabl am %. SuIi.
Wir limb outorifirt, an3MBeiaen, ba6
y ep. y. SbOaf fib UNI bas Mr1t bes
&pntabIer nDn Hrecinft gfD. j, bei ber
bebDrftebenoen @abf betpirbt. gr matht
feline &anbibatur BON Der gntidbeibune
ourb bic 6emDfrattihen 8rim6ruahien
am % Suli abhdnai8.
Sir 5rieeensrihter. Brecinft So. l.
Die .5rete Irefie" lit autorifrt Serrn
Seiepb u m be als aan6i6at fur
oas Nmt 6eS Sriebensridhter fir
ben l. Trecintt nDn Berar gpuntp erfte
Steue, an5uaeigen. Or t1aebt feline Ran,
otoatMr 0 Der gnti@eiouna ourdb bic
oemDtratiihen Hrimdrtpablen abbdneig.
Die r6reie 8reie" it amtoriItrt Serru
9arrp 9erbberg afs Ran6ibat fur
oas Mrnt oes S~riebensridbter fur ben /.
Drecinft bom @erar gDantp 5tpeite GteIIe,
an5u5etgen. Or madbt feline aanoioatur
BON oer @ntibeibung ourb bic o~er.ufras
tiidben 8rimdrtuahlen abbanaia.
Sie .5reie 8reiie" lit autDriirt Serru
". s. 90 a b als &anbioat flr bias Nntt
oes Srieoensribter fur ben i. 9re<
cinft BPM 8erar gountb 3tpeite GtelIe, an.
an5eigen. Or maht leine Ranoioatur BON
Der gntiheiouna burh bic 6emofrafifhen
Hrimartuohlen abhanaia.
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r0iitritt.@Ierf.

n9ie n5rete 8reife" lit auturilirt Serrn
fir bas Gmt bes HiftrittegIerfs
bel Der bep~Drftebenben 8abt ansuseiaen.
Serr CD 3 mnterruirft ii6 Der oempfrati-
iben 8rimdrfuahl an %. Suli.
8ir iinb nutoriiirt. ansutlnbiaen, oos
5err Geo. Surtep fidb unt bas Nmt oes
9iitrittsglerts befuirbt mno iidb
ben oemotratilhen Brimartuahlen am %.
Ssufi untertpirft.
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Z iir q Sheriff..

Die .Sreie 8reiie" lift auturiiirt, Serrn
8. Xobin, nls 8anoioaten fir
@iebertuahl fir oas Gntt oes Sheriff
BON Serar @ountn arsuseiaen. CT mabt
ieine &anoi6atur BON Der gntifleioung
burh bic oemofratiihen 8~rimSrtpohlen
a%bbdugia.
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Sir gpuntns Mithter. 4

8ir iino autoriiirt, ansuseieen, oaB
Soc &ban Ith UNI bas Mmt 6es
gount .&ihter 9 fir 8erar gDuntp
beruirbt un6 itd5 ben bemptratiIben Brtt
m1rpahlen untertpirft,
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Die n6reie Breiie" lit ~antoriirt, Serrn
O II 8. u. 80 a + m a II n, nls &anoi6at
fir bas Mmt oes Sheriff bon Hernr
gDuntn anauaeigen. CT maht feline &att<
6ibatMr 0 Der gntibeibung bnrfh bic
oempfrQtiirhen Hrim1rfuahIe1 nhh6nninl
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Die Grtuonns oer 9amptuaidiue.
Gum eooia6risen subilanm u7oe- 1906.

Gum 2O0iGbrisen SubiIaum u706-1906).
Set ungefahr einem S%abrhunoert
befineen mir uns in elmer neue1
Bbale Der &nlturentmifluns, BEN
Retailer Der Wainine. Der uebers
gang bonn Nderbauitaat gum Snous
ifrieltaat tpnnte nur burh oas Nufs
tpmmer, Der Maihine i'm aIaemeinen
uno Der Dampfmaibine int beinnoe'
rer. erm5elibt merben. @ii5enihaft=
fihe Mrbeiten i'm Is. Sabrhnnoert
batter, auar Die neue Vera in Der
GulturQeihihte u%orbereitet, oob faut
ibr eigentliher 8eainn erft in ben Ins
fang bes 10. Sahrbunoerts. Sn Dem
nerbdltnismdBia tur5en 8eitraum BON
100 Snbren baben mir cinen un1s
5mtputie nuf benz @ebiete be3 Saas
bells, Der Snnuitrie uno uDr aQen oeS
BertebrS gu perseihnen. tuie er nDl
ein3ia in oer @eltaeihihte oafteben
biirfte. Die grSeuerifie unierer Mtas
fdiner1 bnben bic @rbibaft Der Wtos
iufatturerl angetreten; Die Genoens.
Menlhentrafte ourh mehaniibe
@rdfte su erleben, lit bns !2iel uno
@treben unierer Belt. Die 9atnpfz
rnaibine mar es. uelhe Die reue Belt
teranffibrte utto Der Werldbe,t ell1e
2~raftqueqe CUR 8erfigung ftelte, Die
ben hDGften MnfDroerurqe1 qeriiqte.
Heber oerI @rf1r1oer oer Dattpfnta.
id1lrle entltarto eth la1lglagrt9er Strett
atutlHen 5%raiidDlen ulio gnglattoern,
Der aber etlogtiltt9 aa @uflten sSrants
retd1s eIltloeleoen mnroe. @ts I'M
Sabre 1879 Der frartsDltlhe 1elenrte
MraeD gum erlter1 Wtale oarallf aiif'
rlertlam lllad9te, Der gr1noer Der
COMMUNICATING let Denis Saptrl ae'
t1eiell. 9elatl9 es linn, IN aablreleben
StreltlGrtiten gegett ole gn9lanoer
DIE Hrtprltat tetrteS Aanosn1ailneS
i1adaautuetlel!. Snptepeit Der an'
lrru1 SrarltretdbS aaf Oents Baptn
anfredt erbalteil tpeyoeI1 tam, setgt
EN- tltr5er Sltd auf oie Sdtdlale oes
@r1lr1oers.
Yaolri erblldte Dag 4tbt Der Welt
i'm Sabre l647 au BlDts dig Sobrl
etIleS 0eai11tet1 refornilertert 9erenflt'
1ttffeS. ltiioterte Bbb1tt l1no Wteotalri
an Der unloer1ttat an Anaers, mar
etiti4e Selt net ebrllttatl Dug9ens
uDti Sullld1el1 Antarluen1tS uno be-
Iarto ith lett l775 IN gnelano uno
5tallei. AlS Suotu1g Der Gler5eblte
oas gottt nun Nantes aufbDb. uar
Dem Netngie teglldge Nndtebr IN ietrt
Waterlar1o ni1i1Daltb 9ei1aht tnors
ben. Seine Sernanotetl perlieBer
ebenfals Irantreih nno lteoelteri
mad Warburg Iino &oilel uber. SIN
Sabre 1858 belutte Bapir bon @na.
Iaro aus ieine H%ertpauoten in &aiiel
uuo tpuroe bel oieier 9elegenheit benz
beiitidaen Gaaoarafen &arl npn 0eis
iert'&afel purgeftelt, Der fib iehr fitr
bic Mrbeitet1 Bapir'8 interelfterte
uno ibnt cine frei1euDroene Hrufefiur
fltr Wtntbet1nttf uno 0born1ltc in
Marbura a1bpf
Nus bieler Reit~ ftaunruen Die eriter,
Weriuhe Tapir's NIT WoI5erbampf.
unb udhreno ieines 2Oidhriaett
Nufentbaltes in Warbura un0 aaiiel
aelana es ibtn audi, bic ertte Dainpf.
n1aidiue i'm ,yrihiahr 17O6 au bauer,
un6 in getrieb su ieben. Mit beut-
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Sir guuntpsQ Keilor.

8ir iinb autDriiirt, un5useisem. oaB
MItert o. @ntb itb UNI bas Mmt bes
Mfeffprs fir 8erar County bepirbt un6
iih ben oemptratiihen 8rimdrtpablen
untertpirft.
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@eacn gDtlide sdlanaenbifc

aiebt es elm liberes Mittel: electric
8itters, Die aroBe Weoiain. BON Der
9. u. Bropn BON 8ennettspiqe. g.
g., foat: Sic itellte rieine ssrau nab
iobrelanaem 2eioen an 9pspeplte
uno elmer droniih ltarren 2eber boil.
tommen mieoer Der. electric Bits
tiers BELT Shitteliieber, Maloria.
labmen &ifen, Rieren' uno Blaleus
leioen. &ertauFt ourdJ Ioptpb 9reiB
uno s. aalteper & 5ubn, Breis
so Gents.
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Gsius's S Gents oopana.@ iaarre'
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WDlte man DIE Wtal@lite IN Bes
trieb ieben. 10 lieB man ourb ben
Tridter Waffer in ben 8pfinoer itrD.
men, mDburb oer WaHersuitano i'm
8plinoer uno nit inn Der ibmim,=
t1enoe &utbert aum1liQ ftieg. 6ats
ten Waiier uno &0lben ibren b0hften
Gtano erreift. 70 tpuroe Der BnfluB
aebemmt. Der 9abn in Der Dampfs
auleituna ge6ffnet. unb Der bonn 3eia
iel iiberitr6menoe 9amipf tpnnte in
ben Yplinber gelan9en, itieB auf ben
Golben uno oriGte oiefen nod I'M.
ten. Gas unter Dem 3Dlben befinbs
lihe Wafier iudte nut, einen Nus.
meg, bob baS am untern @noe bee
SteiarDhres anaebradbte Hidihlaass
pentil in bic 06be uno itiea ourh
oas SteierDbr en,pUr in bns bofite.
henoe Baferrelerooir. 6atte Der
3olben ieinen t~iefften Stano erreiht,
uno Der Dampf iomit feline Mrbeit
getan. 10 tpuroe Die Dampfsuleituna
abgeIperrt. elm am Dbern gnbe oes
8~plinbers anaebrahter 6ahn 9eDffs
net, unb Der perbrnud5te 9ampf
tonnte auspuffen, b. B. in bic freie
Mtmoipbdre gelanaen. Der arbeits'
proses mar beenbet unb man lieB
mieser Wafier burh ben 9ridter in
ben 8plinber Dor fid9 aehen. 2eitete
man cine ar5Bere @afiermenge. etpa
einen tleinen Bad in ben 9rifter,
10 fonnten in perbdltnisndsia tur5er
Belt sors beoeutenoe Waiiermaiien
in cine betrdhtlihe 60be eehuben
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-10
Florida Lemons.

Speaking Of lemons, the industry
was practically wiped out of Florida
by the freeze of eleven years ago.
Some few individuals took a sensible
view of the matter, cared for and
brought out their groves, maintained
the yield of fruit after re-beginning of
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-10

Symptoms. If you have bitter or
bad taste in the morning, poor or vari-
able appetite, coated tongue, foul breath,
oonstipated or irregular bowels, feel
weak, easily tired, respondent, frequent
headaches, pain or distress in "small of
back" gnawing or distressed feeling in
etomach, perhaps nausea, bitter or sour
Sr1sings" In throat after eating, and
kindred symptoms of weak stomach
and torpid liver, or biliousness, no
medicine will relieve you more promptly
Or cure you more permanently than
DIX, Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
Perhaps only part Of the above symp-
toms will be present at one time and
yet point to torpid liver, or bilioQsness
and weak stomach. Avoid all hot bread
and biscuits, griddle cakes and other
fndigestible food and take the ~Golden
Medical Discovery" regularly and stick
p its xse until you are vigorous and
OF Golden Seal root, which ID one of
Vie prominent Ingredients of ~0olden
Medical Discovery" DR.. Roberts Barth-
Glow, of Jefferson Medical College, says:
avery useful as a stomachic (stomach)
tonic and in atomic dyspepsia. Cures
gastric (stomach) catarrh and head
Aches accompanying same"
DR.. Grover Ooe, of New York, says:
~Hydrastis Golden Seal root) exercises
IN especial influence over mucous sur
faces. Upon the liver it acts with equal
certainty and efficacy. AS cholagogue
Oliver invigorator) 1t has few equals"
Or. Coe also advises it for affections of
the spleen and other abdominal viscera
generally ,>and for scrofulous and gland.
9lar diseases, clltaneous eruption91 in.
digestion, debility, chrouic -diarfhea,
constipation. also in several affections
peculiar 20 women, 5Qd in all chronic
arrangements of thf liver, also for
chronic inaammatlpn of bladder, for
whichTDr CO.. says ut is one Of the
most reliable agents Of cure
Pr& John King, NJ D late Of Gin.
oinnatf: author OF the AMERICAN DIs.
PnNsAroRY, gives 1t prominent place
among medicinal agents, reiterates all
the foregoing writer's have said about
1t, az does also Prof. John M. 6oudder,
M. D., late of Cincinnati. DIR. Scudder
says: vIt stimulates the digestive pro-
cesses and increases the assimilation of
food. BY these means the blood Is en-
siched. ~ \ the consequent improve
ment on the glandular and nervous sys-
TENS are natural results" DIR. Scudder
further says, vin relation to it's general
effect upon the system, there IS no nsedi-
cine IN use about s0hich there Is such
general w,sa,ssntty of opinion. It is st,si
tersalIy regarded as the tonic, useful
In all debilitated states ~"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-10
A LAZY LIVER

May be only tired liver, starved liver would be stupid
well thing starved because he Jagged
his So treating Tagging torpid Liver is great
mistake lash with strong drastic drugs torpid liver but
indication Of noushed enebed body whose
allied
nutrition. working order quickly your
liver will become active Dr. Percs Golden Medical Discovery
made marvellous of "iver complaint" torpid liver,
organs digestion
activity the
booang glands ceanses the system Of poisonous
aons of
detection of other organs
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-10-10

bearing, and are now reaping a re-
ward beyond any possible dream at
the time First class FLORIDA lemons
are now bringing eight dollars and up
ward per box, the actual cash cost
of producing which does not exceed
a dollar. This condition will not con-
tinue, but it has occurred, and it does
show things come around to the man
who works persistently along a single
line. There are other lines than
lemons in which the same thing hap
pens pretty frequently in these parts
Tampa Times.
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develop they will grow twenty feet
high and ten feet in diameter. They
are covered all the warmer part of the
year with their tubes shaped flowers
on the other, borne in clusters of
fifteen or more in the axis of the
leaves. All these shrubs are easily
propagated from hard wood cuttings
planted in March or April
Ipomoea Learii is one of the most
wonderful climbers in this state A
native of Ceylon and it's humid ait
mosphere, one would reasonably sup
pose that it would not fit into a dry
climate, yet in the interior valleys Of
the state it will, if given plenty of
water, make more than one hundred
feet of growth in one summer. The
frosts of winter will kill the tops, but
not injure the ROOTS and if not remOv-
ed every spring the new growth will
again cover these dead vines with a
mass of luXuriant foliage and dark
blue flowers. The writer has seen
at least a ton of dead vines, mixed
with cobwebs and dust on a careless
rancher's house, covering the entire
building except the doorway and win
dows Most houses in the interior
sections of the state are known by the
name of "California,' for the reason
that they are neither lathed nor
plastered and many without chimney.
The boards, which are stood upright in
building, are covered with muslin on
the inside which is tackled to them and
on this the paper is pasted. The
cracks ON the outside are covered with
two-inch strips. In the drying pro-
cess of the lumber, cracks will occur
which are never closed, and into these
assures the IpomOea vine finds it's
way, festooning pictures and statuary
and otherwise decorating the room, ac-
cording to the fancy of the housekeep-
er. Growing thus in the shade, the
foliage is not so dark and dense as
on the outside, yet if windows and
doors are feft open, which they usual
ly are, enough of the brilliant sun
light enters to give color to both leaf
and flower that would astonish an
Fastener. The roots in a few years
become such formidable bed that an
axe is necessary to cut them out in
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Bennett Medical College, Chicago, says
of Golden Seal root: ut is a most
! superior remedy in catarrhal gastritis
inflammation of the stomach chronic
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it carefully by side of - and so far your
goods at $27.OO per ton, are giving better re-
suits than at $3.50. Several of my
neighbors 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.
Rockledge, Fla, Feb Sd, 1905
Mr.. E. O. Painter,
Jacksonville, Fla,
Dear Sir:
beg to advise you that yesterday 1 for
warded you via express prepaid box of or
anges; this box was taken from one young
tree three years old; the fruit is all like this
sample box and grown with the aid OF
Simon Pure No. 1. My trees are all healthy
and thrifty and I cannot too highly recon-
mend your fertilizer.
Joseph Dassey
Mgr. Manhattan Grove