APPENDIX.


keting


done


at Millview


July, and August ot
vehicles are mainly
horse (poor one), or
produce offered for
milk, Irish potatoes,
the same, with now
tuce. In June the
peas, plums, okra, co


July gave us ws


to the
After s
to the
their w
co, etc.
by the
above


above lists.
selling their


during


April,


May,


f the past summer. The m
carts drawn by a single
dilapidated market wagons.
sale was, in April, milk, b
greens, etc. In May it was
and then a few cabbages an
products were increased by


rn, st


iterme
 Butt
" stuff,


ring beans, etc. The month
Ions and peaches in addition
ermilk finds a ready market.
" the producers would repair


store and lay in corn (grown i
working animals, meal for their f:
 An astonishing amount of the
natives of the South. If you d
is a meager list of marketable


n Illinois) for
families, tobac-
latter is used
decide that the
products, we


have only to add that it is a true one, as we saw what
we have described with our own eyes during those
months.
 The natural products of Florida and the piney
wood generally through the Southern States are con-
siderably diversified. The list of valuable woods is
varied. The magnolia looks somewhat like our bass-


wood. The blossom buds
much like goose eggs on th
are exceedingly beautiful.
tiful and as white, and more
er. There are inany other


chief,


the master of


look just before flowering
le limb ends. The flowers
The bay flower is as beau-
fragrant, but much small-
varieties of wood, but the
situation, the great source


of wealth and Southern


industry, the source of the


June,
market
ox or
The
utter-
much
d let-
green


t