I saw in No. 111 a picture of seven oranges on one branch. We had
two bunches on this place with twelve on, and one with sixteen.
They were just as close together as could be. Some of them were
flattened, they pressed each other so hard. We had a curiosity of
an orange--a large one with a smaller one growing out of it. It did
look too funny, but it dropped from the tree before ripening.
I would like to exchange nice fresh moss, with blossom on, for
unused postage stamps, foreign and domestic--no revenue. Do not
send less than five at once; and no two alike. I will send the moss
according to the value of the stamps. Cancelled ones will not be
accepted.
It will not be necessary to write beforehand, as I will send the
moss without fail to any one sending the stamps. I would like to
exchange with foreign correspondents, and this offer will remain
open four months for that reason.
Can you tell me which is the best stamp album, or, rather, where to
get a good one?