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Granted for AGRICULTURAL MACHINKS, IHPLEMEJJTS - .Among the dazzling embers bright, 1 (Bpepted.con temporary." Hear him: Cottttum pt iotr CJu red. ETC,for the week ending Tuesday, And reads in signs Att'SpecialDiatrict ,Agent"-a, title An old physician, retired from February 16, :&!6, compiled from the Official \ The magic tokens of delight. .I II I practice, having nad placed in his Records of the United States Patent Office, '-which the idea of Blithe,happy sprites of grate and hob, suggest an appropriated hands by.an'.East, India missionary the expressly for the FLORIDA DISPATCH, by ! Dance forth and back within the blaze, salary-remarks that if now formula of a simple vegetable remedy W. A. REDMOND. Solicitor of Patents, No. j .The buoyant soul of doubt to rob "'Congresd would do something, either for the speedy and! permanent cure of 637: F Street, N. W., Washington, D. C., of I That to the embers turns Its gaze; whom information may be had.J. . When life.is gay by endowment or protective tariff on Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, F. Appleby, Minneapolis :Minn.; Combined . l The goblins play; raw silk, which would enable spinnerstogive Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections Harvester and BInder. ,The nature purged of gross desire, also a positive and radical J.E. Beebe, Adair, Iowa; Harrow draft bnr. better for it J. I. Hoswell I, near Chase City. Va.; Com- Though tempests lower, a price cocoons, eure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous i bind Seed Planter and Fertilizer Distributor. Divines with power would make cilk culture one of the C..mphtintsafter having testedits s. Brinkerhoff ., Ohio; Standard Among glad witcheries of fire. Clamp for Cultivators. best industries in the United States." wonderful curative powers in thou. Geo. C. Casterlin and F. l). Mosher, Dalton, -a a Lord, in Boston Journal. I So he hopes "the Government will sands of cases, has felt it his duty to Pa.H.; 1-iuning E. Cole, Allegheny Implement.City, Pa.; rain; Dl ntributlng make it known his fellows device. The Timid Horse. take the matter in hand." It has been to suffering : J.Crist and P. M.Ogle, Browning, Mo.; Harvester - Actuated by this motive and a desire guard Finger.: : "Why it is that shying in horses doing that most liberally for years to relieve human suffering, I will send John Elli. ", Kasi Coventry, Pa.; Threshing ,should be set down to an ugly dispo- past, and the sole beneficiaries are the free of charge, to all who desire :it, thi Machine.J.. H. Gil an, Ottawa, 111.; Wheel Cultivator. - sition I don't know," said a prominent "special district agents" and others recipe, in German, French or English, S.. E. Hake, Niles,Ohio; Potato p anter. ' J. M. Haller, Alba y, =N.= Y.; Tedder.: with full directions for and "It veterinary surgeon recently. must who absorb the funds, supplied by tax preparing I'.S. Mlnger, I'ltt, Ohio; Grain drill.T. . be because horsemen don't know what the general public. And nat- using. Sent by mail by addressingwith .J.Mill* r.North Manchester, Ind.; Broad- upon cast seed sower. else to lay it to. The fact is that it stamp, naming this paper, W. A. W. P. Penn,St. Lonls, Mo.; Grain drill. urally, they are all enthusiastic for No YES, 149 'Power* Block, Rochester, M. E. Perrinss Berrien Springs, Mlcnlgan; seldom is met with unless the horse is ,.. Feeder for threshing marhlne. N. . more. N. .. I M. M. Hitch and P. McKea, Laurinburg .... . . --- --.- and corn sweep. near-sighted. I have tested scores of C.; Cotton W. & It. Muffin,Como Miss; Wheel cultivator - Old Beds. Those who have used the Boss ZINC Asparagus distributor.H. . shying horses for near sightedness and and fertilizer , The and L]:ATIIE1: COLLAR PADS and A. Wetsell.Tracy,Minn.; Threshing ma- in nearly all cases found what I ex New England Farmer men- ANKLE BOOTS say they are the best chine. And when I askedto tions the asparagus plantation of JohnB. pected. now am and cheapest, because most durable. give points on buying horses I give Moore & Son, near Boston, whichis They will last a life time. Sold by 'CDOO -- : .iaglsaMa. I s: I . this as one of the requisite Never twenty-five years old, and in good Harness makers on 60 days' trial. r.-": I al'81s a3 JO jaAV I UUUUUJs vm 41 oo'z4 :; I X. ,buy a horse which is nearsighted.There condition, and quotes the statement DEXTER CURTIS, c; ,-3 I pza Madison Wis. are however two exceptionsto that Mr. Breck has been personally .d 2 Joe 1 .fJTPimnHO t'1)'P"Hz o. 00fr' , I' 5 c5 ---- ---- ---- Jllsp U'8al I hh"ao 25 o So oo eo CD this rule. If the horse is to have acquainted with an old asparagus bedon Early Golden Sweet 1'otutoe I:. > i 6a ,mate then it doesn't; make difference the old Beal farm in Quincy, near During the past two years 1 have O I .,. a any HO naoa.CI[ I (CC.t-o a raised thousand bushels of over two .S - the Milton line which in '0 _. . was planted -- -- about the sight. One horsecan these potatoes, and now plant them to ." p''_ I.a I r 1 go blind if the other is clear- 1797. Mr. Breck went to the farm to the exclusion of every other variety .cU4 :11.:o< .uonOOJJ ;I, rr' ''' 60i sighted. If the horse is to be used' live when a boy in 1811, and for many both for home use and for shipping .X a2 ,, lGx zzz i for riding to saddle be careful that he years helped to take care of the bed. North. Fine seed for sale at $3.00 CDo.---O I -. 02o o 3: : When he saw it three it per barrel. Address G. L. TABER, ri I gqjpajpunqI: I 8883228hoeo'iooeo. . m =aO is years ago 00 he not for will throw near-sighted . Glen St. Mary, Fla. .. ![8jOI'8J[ A11eQ[ ' appeared to be in as good condition as later. ; m you sooner or jan25 3mo :: x ai ever. It is manured and dug annu- 00 II .. t- t- 02. "The --e--- ( : : reason; why a nearsightedhorse So. uca I I 1- PI.: !; et-teJ- 01!; : Scott's Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver o M U'lrY> " " "JC" &OiOoOoOoO "J . and clear of weeds. .. ally kept : shies is the a. < S ._ CD simple sur- -- very Oil with --- tip -.--. -- Ilypopliospliites, 0oc z.m tflS geon continued. "Of all animals the In Lung Troubles and Cholera Infan- o 4 wnmJun{ I tot".ra-r-r en Ciej 'r.;tS e 8'iSo. SALT E'3.-A writer in : . FOR SQUAS CE. --- ---- -- -- E; 0 .. horse is the most gentle and tum. Dr. W. E. Ransom, Hartford, 0- even , MAOhOa4o one of our exchanges states that wherea 03S. wWJX'8J'l I : : :: " timid. He and Lid., says: "I find Scott's Emulsion an : :: ---- - sees a object ----- - strange handful of salt was put in each hill excellent remedy in lung troubles, and c3O I ; J his susceptible mind magnifies it into of squashes as planted the borers never especially in Strumous children, and a ;> amu'8H U'8a1'l' s. . .lJ. i-t.e s.tBQ . n monster that is going to destroy him. hurt the plants, but all the hills suffered most valuable remedy in chronic stagesof -: I I S A piece of white at the roadsidein < Cholera Infantum." COo, ,.: ... ... ... :. :. .. CDOCD paper . . which had no salt. If salt is 4 -C) .. .. .. ....... .. sis the night is a ghost, and an old o : : .: i-cd : CIS.do good, salpetre may be better, being a Seed Potatoes. d T.,; : .Q.. .. .. ._ clS ..._ in the ditch is ..... + wagon a dragon. Every nitrate and highly manurial, while We have just received nearly 2,000 I:. a H .. nD.b: r d'' as 1 horseman knows that if drive the bushels Irish Potatoes from Nova Sco' o d R't) J4CD you to insects. I y '".='tI'0 III CIS _bG 00 foe even more deadly ,, ::s. ClI"J.'O, ...-0.... tia. These considered the CD rCt ) ::: .+ animal close to the dreadful object the .... potatoes are roo I S: _;: ).c... --.z IC: oG Ca E-t o'E-t finest seed stock that be horse cools down at once. It is sup- Experiments made at the New York very can pro- cured. They are in splendid condition, posed that it is because the horse Station to determine the lowest tem and we will ship promptly on receiptof LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS. makes a closer acquaintance with the perature at which the seed of Indiancorn price. Early Rose, 3.50 per bar- ' object. That is true, but not in the will germinate appeared to dem- rel. Send orders in early. 10,000 Sweet Orange Seedlings for sense in which it is generally under- onstrate that 47 is about the lowest CHURCH ANDERSON & CO. sale, one year old, 6 to 12 inches high! , Jacksonville Fla. Feb. 16 1886. and delivered Ex- securely packed to stood. The animal has not been ableto which point at germination can occur ..A. ._ -- --- - w Office in Manatee at press or Freight see it from a distance. He is near- in the seed of Other For of * corn. experi- Printing every descriptionwrite 810 per thousand. If reference is sighted. -N.: Y.:.Sun.. menters have placed the point some to C. W. DaCosta, .Jacksonville needgced I can refer to J. "W. Haller, degrees higher. Fix I Express Agent, Sheriff Watson or The instinct of a fowl leads it to 4 Deputy County Clerk E. F. Gates. scratch, even in feeding on a heap of Profitable employments would be no a.i 1 Address, ,whole grain. This causes it to stop less a diversion than any of the idle A. J. PETTIOREW, eating long enough to swallow. We Manatee, Fla. sports in fashion, if men could be . give fowls too much at a time, and -- --.--- brought to delight in them.-L&cke. Market. Fruit and .. Vegetable Write telegraph Byron E. Oak .. or this them stuff themselves " to causes., ,. so . - A job lot of Manilla Pads, of different FLORIDA DISPATCH LIN; the undertaker, for Marble, Iron Rail- i to i their if$fed dampened } . as - injure crops sizes, for sale cheap. Made of 261 BROADWAY QUOTATIONS.NEW YORK, Feb. 19, 1885. ing and all kinds of Cemetery Work.A . meal. A little whole grain. scattered waste paper and just the thing for Florida Oranges, fancy, per crate. 3 OOa 3 50 full line of Wooden and Metallic i+ among,etraw will make poultry] scribbling or memorandums.Send Florida Oranges, fair to good, crt. 2 OOa 2 50 Cases and Caskets always on han--