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~,» PAGE TEN . Ah ‘ti, 0 o ed ccmplicated, and withni very cgtly mg“, {mug “m”; "o, mum T‘ s ti) Lhfi COllOCiDI. ‘gun “gamu- Qr pgydgyy, 319i 1n " ; Orchids are distinguished by their mug, m..." mow, “m, mm my "Agricola", perfect, irregular flowers, with their gum aerfnnth adn -c . "In that wild Orchid that your mt 1mm The palm‘: ghee, 2:: ]u:"$$_filh;mm_ In their next falling shall destroy, “ions, he“ “u” ‘mweflni w up“! Bmbmm up ‘urpurpk “Bu,” Mmum‘ “d pusswmne “d sweet’ land three to petals. One o! the lntter 1n "my, Lav” bu‘; 3 gum mo", ‘ The Bligh“ 1‘“"‘°’ mm‘ “is l°~“" 11S differentiated u» form the “lip-" 4 whito-flowered rel-in ‘occurs. Late "A. E_"—In Poet's Comer. g t The family Orchldaceae is one of s: “if griirfflbtkulepfiillilgrtrtiugtex: lilufrgmf ‘uumpy ‘WWI-em - m” mm" m”"°5m‘g gwups Of thcjcalled the column, which consists of (g) c gh-gu, Mm 5m," q Thwart"? plan“? partly "m" the r°' the style coalesced with the anther Lmyggu-pp" 5.9.1. m-mqqhr “p ‘l; lnarkablc forms which the flowers ‘or two anthers. m cypnpedlum)’ ‘n Wm“, pmkmilmk from’ wit}! ‘ J2 ‘-" "'°"‘° 5"T’°‘°‘ “w?” “d ‘flml arrangement maimed by the wrm round ol-mee but not fislured. Stem ‘i mm‘ "he huh” smcmmed dumb gynandrous. 'I'he fruit is a one cell hum“, 44 4m my,‘ gnaw-m, q_ l .2: w. i~~~-~~ i» c ram-- u» orchids 1on3 n30 attracted the at- KEY To THE ISLAND oncnms :,OZ“(YM‘_’“;§,D‘“ 3mm" "Id w" l: :f:;:;ilx::.i..i1i.;.;: .T.il'..i’£l‘f.’.,.fil2. (MM b M, M __ ~»-~~--= mom m» - are often extremely bcuutlflll and y ' “H ‘mm ‘ arm‘ . (A) Cyprincdllllfl LIP WWW. m" enther solitary, persistent: pollen =};,_-_,,+_._~_.—_~;~:~_~ I; .i~'~-. grains in s wuy mus with e. stalk . T. and a besnl diso- flr, wqqd’; 4 (Sinlhhsnnrll. clsvellltlnflflchx) Caused By a Neglected Cold Snrvne. ‘Ihree-wothed rum Orohi-i. “Ililm James A. Isumue, 3,3,, wimp-l Flower smell, yellow or greenish; lip lgzxielllmlry nwllelury colfid I'l:fd,.ld$r,fl,!lf- If‘ ‘plum, twee-lobed’ lob“ um u-rml. .1 frlfillll told me if x would take Dr. would "'7 “m” “m” mm“ m" “m” Norway Pino Syrup it would help me, so I got l.‘ els apreunni‘ Late July‘ In ‘mug’ bottle and it (lid relieve my mgll. J num boes- syn. H. trloentm. Hook. f ' “Iemtha mother ofsixehildrmiIllsltim (M; 309), 1 ‘ Norway ovary one of tllom when they have eoldl, md find it (4) n "bull-t. (Purim Th“, - always giws rr-lirf, and I would not be without u». 'm ' ' Pine W. ho‘lm m. mything’). . Riound-leaved Orchis. Flower many, syrup PrirvzufiTr :1 bottle; large! family in fig‘ QQ g1!‘ whitish-green; llp GU03], ‘obtuse; amoral»: atiomiflrgilgvt “r Mir by Tbs '1‘- Illhunt‘ spur elevate. Les, bml, orblculmr, v1.1. __._.. . ::-:_—_—_—_~- hi, .- r <1 r -_.-..l:--./.—r.~~..—.. hue’ 4'1 inch” ‘cl-on: ‘um brscted. July, in dry hsrdwoofi. Commune! House. , ‘> (M: 809). “w” (5) l1. blepharlllotth iwilld.) Le Patron end Petr-ones! o! the Tan’ Whittbmngm orchh’ “war ' small, s01" white. not shining; lip Omedlsn Tuberculosis Aeucoieticn. n tonzueihaped’ Gnu", ‘horny “m8. sen! ou: Isa-nest good Iilhel fer the l ed; “an. h“; A dun” “m. mm” success of your cerium“ Sul Inn. July, sphagnum moon 1nd bogs. (M; In our numerous tours through MOL s11 pal-ts of this greet country, we have w] H‘ hen“ (Michx) R‘ Br‘ Ru‘ b-len much struck h; the splendid efforts ietidltglcgierfionlsrs?giitzgflzt'mzog wnich ere being rude to combat this eu- with s. long ceplllsry fringe; petals ribls disease, end the generous public @351"; 5P"? fifilllmnB U10 lVlTY- LEW spirit which is being shown to take July‘ common m w“ meadows’ (B' __ IL: 310). ‘every step possible to ueeure the heslth (7) H. ku.°,h‘” Gray‘ sud by é of cur people, which uheulli and nus! In ul$mm w occur he", path”), m 7; ‘the prime purpose o! us e11 in laying _ error f0!‘ the preceding? The flower 2' 1h; fundutioue e! the life o! our Notions 15 “P5971 u“ mm“ mlnulfly toulh‘ To e11 who ere giving their time. em and the spur longer than the -.~ 'nri liiblVibllfil to rules thin fund we eenf ovny‘ 3.5 cm‘ "o! doubtful occur- ; ' ' , renocY-Meuervy. (M: 310). 1 our cordial greetings end trust that their; (I) 1!, pgysodgg (1,) 5w, Pufplg- efforts, which have been so successful in l "mild 0T¢hl5- FWWB!‘ 60“ mlliVE OX’ ,1 ‘the past will this yoer bs crowned with j mac‘ 1'2 inch ‘c7095’ rmiranl’; “p :3 ‘gruater nlccosa than ever bsnro. wjfrzimg, n / ., $3744?“ all).

/ _ ‘ / V (a) B. Andrewsli. white. Andrews‘ . ’/ p20,} Orchid. A hybrid of H. lscers and H. ;; *1 04/ I‘ psycodes. Flower white, rose tinted, ____ - lfiqll loosely racemed; petals cuneste- ; *“‘* spnthulste, obtuse. denticulate above: f» -:~ r ‘ " ' ' divisions of‘ lip, end lower leaves, as ;; @0159” 917a m"""“°°‘~i°‘7“7l3‘ QQWQQWIQPQEQIQQCGWWW in H. lecere. Late July, in swampy fl ’ " meadows. (Mesorvy: 311).

'. a s (l0) ll. flmbrllh (Alt) R. N. f D e l l c l o a s Lnrgeflowered Orcis. Reeemblel H. Z Q psyoodes but flower larger, paler, i F r- dllm- of raceme groater, and loa. ._‘ ' R T E broader. Lip about 2 em. wide. syn. H. grandiflora Torr. “Occurrence f? 9 ‘v doubvful”—-Messervy. (Beln: 811).

3' ,-,_, ‘p. (c) Necttloae. flowers without n ‘g5 conqalcuous spur; fertile anther sol- , itary, pollen messes usually soft or ' granuloee.

g (a) Root fleshy-fibrous.

‘j g m) {ogonls ophloglossollfl. m.) l Kerr. Rose Pogonia. Snakemouth.

g 3 Flower solitary, pile rose to wl-ilu;

,._ sepals end petals sllke, lip locerste-

t, =¢€ toothed, not lobed. Stem with one

. __ lest st the middle. ‘July, on ephlq-

', ~ num moors. (M: all). ' L- ~ . . . . . b s. . l if"; lflflgt“g‘i'"°,"s~ dehclofils! _ llz) iorztthuefiomlmlbon- L. Arathuee. I , Ofdef _t ‘u; P!“ as muct ha’ j Flower solitary, erect. magenta-pink;

4 5. i")! ‘l {'15 m" d" U I: - apical half of lip recurved. Stem

: Ea r1.) ‘l1~‘.-°.f.‘i'&‘.l'l. i; . c.3111: ":.:::"."";.;:' 2; 0f delectable taste. ~ m“ Jun,’ Wham“ mom and {i . bogs. (Meelervy: m).

I5.‘ R BA Y g us) calmn- Micheline) <51.) B. Br. dress-pink. Flower several, in a loos: rmceme, mhgents (rnrely __ ‘ white), reeupinnte with lip upper- j§=' Phone 211 Kent ~ meet. lieu solitary, buol, grass-like. garcsclczomvooocccncmmzanszzccoaan - - - - I 1*"? “'1' °" ‘Phmml’ "m" ‘M’ _:___._>____- .............. ___~._'_...;- ,_'_ ~ any

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l smoll, white, many, in a very long second meme; lip greenish with

B k white crtmed nnrgin- 1a.. ovate in o0 s s e banal rosette. Roots fasciculete.

August in dry sandy woods. (M: 31!)-

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rich woods. (Meseervy: 317). ' (18) C. maculeln. Raf- Spotted Coral-root. A larger plant; flower purple Ind white, 10 in 30 in raeeme; lip deeply J-lobed, the lateral lobes smell, the middle rather quadrste; column yellow, spotted magenta; epur manifest. syn. c inultiflora Nutt- July, in dry hardwoods. (M: S17).

(ll) C. odontorhlu. NutL. is given

ful occurrence, according m Messer- VI. ls being e southern species. The

(l) Plants letfless: roots corelloid. vplont is purplish, end the llp entire

_ 4m Corlllorrhln mus». ohmlfl

sine. merly coral-rent. Flower email, pole Jello‘! or Iw t to i: in e

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nceme; lip white. z-lobed rlutscEJEETéTFiEldEr-s‘Muullfrliirle?very it the tip, not spotted. Stem-lea. re-‘lga duced t0 scales. Late Mny, in damp’

ll, greenish, in g short raccme, l, dlccls much longer than the over- les; lip truncate, S-lobed at the tip, middle lobe smell. Licaf solitary, ovate, near the middle of the stem. Late July. in damp woods and thick- cts. (B. 1-1.: 318).

(21) Lllmrls Locselii. (L) Richards. ‘Iwayblade. Flower whitish or yellow- ish-green, in n‘ few-flowed raccmc; 11p narrow, cuneate or oblong, yellow- lsh-green. Lea. 2, basal. (M: 31a). while these descriptions are very concise, they hold all the essential specific features, so that ihe,_studen.‘. by their aid, may pronounce upon his plant with certainty. For extend- ,cd study the page number ni Gray's Ailnllal of Botany is alwpcndcd to

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The follmving orchids are lmown to have a range from Newfoundland and E. Quebec southward into the U. S. A., and may b: present here, though not yet reported: Cyvpri-pcdium pcrvilflorum iwllld.) R. Bu; H. obtusnta (Pusan) Rich- ards; H. Hooked Torr; Eplpnctie de- clplem (Hoot) Amos; teesalnts iUOdd. A. A. Eaton; Listen eordate (L) ‘R. Bu: U. aurlculats Wise; L. ccnvallznisidcs (Sm) Torn; and ~

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