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from the Justice court of th» mi at
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from the Justleeoourt of the 9Cli t
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B- F. WHXBLBR, Sheriff.
OEORGIA, I
Paui.dinq County (
To all whom it may concern:
N- *'im1nl»tr*trtx on the estate
1 1 . *“• " , . 1 ' nf snlrt enmity deeeaa- d.
liar lug filed her )inlltlnn for rilsciinrgc, tl-ts Is
to cite all persons concerned to show eaua
agalnsuliegrsnttiigof tills discharge at th
n-Kiilar term of the Court of ordinary formic
temher'laoS lf d 011 "" ll "‘* Mom!llJ ’ 1,1 Sei>
' P.
HUDSON, Ortllmtry.
STATE OF GEORGIA,
Paui.dino County.
To nil whom it may concern:
It. U Owena havInK applied for the ehanp
lna Of the puhlle mail cnmmem-liigat the most
eaaleriy crossing of liratleh on lot of land of .1
h. Brown a No. tiki in the end district and aril
section of aeld comity, nhout is, miles from
i he town of Dallas on the Dallas and Buck mart
Said road to lx-changed so as in no
h running th ronpi
east amt parallel to In
lots No. jasl-cilT and throuph corner of lot N
Yiia n said district and seetlnn. intersecting
wttli the present road la-tween the realdenee"
o( J. H. \\ caver anil Lney I'lnkiiril. Notice I-
hereby given thin said niipllentlnn will !«• tin
ally granted on the .-.th -lay of Julv, isiis next
If nil auflleient cause he shown to ihe contrary
This June mli, ltft'b.
p. i*.
HUDSON,
Orilimuy.
GEORGIA, >
Paui.dino County. j
To nil whom it may concern:
T. I). Langley, administrator, de lionls
non on the estate of .1. VV. Langley, de-
ceased, Ims in due form applied to the
undersigned for letters of dismission ns
administrator on said estate, and I will
pass upon said application on Ihe first
Monday in July, 1898. Given under nu
band and official signature. This Ihe 4th
day of April, 1808.
F. P. IlnnsoN.
Ordinary.
STATE OF GEORGIA, I
Paui.dino County. )
To all whom it may concern:
John J. Cooper, ndmlnistrator of the
estate of Jus. J. Lindsey, late of said
counly deccasetl, Ims in tine form applied
to the undersigned for letters of ill;mis
sion ns administrator of suid estate and I
will pass upon said application on the 1st
Monday in July, 1808. Given under my
hand and official signature. This April
0th, 1808.
F. P. Hudson, Ordinary.
GEORGIA, I
Paui.dino County. )
To nil whom' it may,'concern:
F. M. Matthews, administrator o r the
eslalc of Surah Compton, deceased, Ims
in duo form applied to the undersigned
for Idlers of dismission ns administrator
on said estate and 1 will pass upon said
applicalion on tin; first Monday in August
18'. 8. Given under my hand and iilliclnl
signature. This May 5th, 1808.
F P. Hudson, Ordinary.
Don’t fail to come in and
examine our goods and
prices. When in need of any
thing in the way of General
Merchandise, call on us.
“Fair dealings and the low
est prices,” is our motto.
Thanking you for your past
patronage, we hope by fair
dealings and low prices to
obtain a fair share of your
trade in the future.
Respectfully,
R. W. RUSSOM.
•SOUTHERN 111BLICAL ASSEMBLY
KNOXVILLE, TENN., JUNK lfilh-
25th, 18118—REDUCED RATES VIA
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
On account of the meeting of Ihe Soull -
rn Biblical Assembly at Knoxville, Tcr.n.
June l<)th-25th, 18118, the Southern Hail-
way will sell tickets from points on
lines to Knoxville and return, at rate ol
me fare for the round trip. Tickets will
lie sold on June 13th, 18th, 11th, 16th lfilh
and 17th, witli final limit June 27th, alto
on Juno 20th and 21st, with fluid limit
July 4th, 1808.
For further information and descriptive
ircuhir relative to same please call on
agent of the Southern Railway.
Vie have at tills office a cure for II c
toothache which effects an instant aim
permanent cure. Call on us when you
have toothache.
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
Lung Trob es and Consumption Can
be Cured.
An Eminent New York Chemist and
Scientist Make* a Free Offer to Our
Keiuleis.
The distinguished New York chemint,
T. A. Sloeuin, demonstrating his discovery
of a reliable and absolute cure for Con
sumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis) and
all bronchial, throat.* lung and chest dis-
eases. KtuhtMirn, coughs, catarrhal affect
ions, general decline and weakness, loss
of llesh. and all conditions of wasting a-
way, will send TIIItKfi FI IKE BOTTLES
(all different) of his New Discoveries to
any afflicted reader of The New Eiia
writing for them.
His “New Scientific Treatment” lias
cured thousands permanently by its time-
iv us*. - , and lie considers it a simple pro
fessional duty to suffering humanity to
donate a trial of his infallible cure.
Scienc • d »ily develops new wonders,
and this great chemist, patiently experi.
menting for years, has produced results
as beneficial to humanity as can lie claim
ed by any modern genius. His assertion
that lung troubles and consumption are
curable in any climate is proven by
"Imartfclt letters ol gratitude,” filed in
his American an l European laboratories
in thousands from those cured in ail parts
of the world.
Medical experts concede that bronchial,
chest and luiiir (roubles lead to Consump
tion, which, uninterrupted, means speedy
and certain dentil.
Simply write to T, A. Slocum, TNI. C.,
98 Pine street. New York, giving postof
fice and express address, and the free*
medicine will he promptly sent. Suffer
ers viiould take instant advantage of ids
generous proposition.
offer
LUMBER! LUMBER!
Rough and Dressed Lumber,
Moulding and Shingles.
Will deliver cur lead lots at Dallas, Hiram
Powder Springs or Acworth on short
notice. It will lie to your interest to write
m and get my prices before ordering
elsewhere. W. M. Elsberry,
Taylorsville, Ga.
Headache bad? Get Dr. Miles' Pain Pills.
The Tourist Sleeping Car Line operated
by the Southern Hallway between Wash
ington and San Franeisc without change*
via New Orleans, has proven so success
ful that it has become necessary to make
a semi weekly service, the Westbound de
parture being on Wednesday and Sn'.ur-
day of each week.
This sleeper offers sleeping car facilities
to persons holding first or second-class
tickets, the berth rate being only #7.00
from Washington to San Francisco, Los
Angeles or Poriland, berth being large
enough for occupancy by two people, if
desired, without extra charge.
These Sleepers run through Texas, Ar
izona and New Mexico, and connect with
similar cars for Oregon.
Informnrtior. in regard thereto may he
had from any Southern Kailwav Ticket
Agent, Sunset Tourist Excursions, Oil
IYmn. Av •. N. W., Washington, D. C,, or /
rom Mr. W. A. Turk, G. P. A., 1300
Penn. Ave. N. W., Washington, D. C.
BUCKLEN’S ARNICA SALVE.
THE BEST SALVE in tin- world for
Guta, Bruises, Sores, floors, Salt Rheum
1'Vver Sores, Tetter, ('flapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruj tlons,
&nd positively cures Files, or no pay re
-piired. Il is guaranteed to give perfee
satisfaction or moncy'refunded. Price 25
cents per box. FOR SALE BY A. J.
Cooper Co.
REDUCED RATES TO CHATTANOO-
OA VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
ACCOUNT MILITARY ENCAMP
MENT, CHICK AM AUOA PARK.
On account of the Military encampment
lit Chii kapi iuga Park, the Southern R ill-
way will sell tickets from points on Us
Hue south of Morristown Tonn., norlli of
Atlanta, Ga., and east of TiiseiimMa, Ala.,
to Chattanooga, Tcun., ami return at rate
of one fare for the round trip. Tickets
will lie sold on Saturdays and Sundays of
h week -luring Hie encampment, limit
ed to return Monday following date of
alo. H
Call on any agent of the Southern Rail
way for further information.
All who wish to purchase Reapers and
Binders wilt do well, before buying, to
M. S. Austin, agent for Moore’s
Reapers and Binders.
Address, Acwoitli, Ga.
N.
H. BULLOCK,
PICAIJCK IN
Fine Wines, Liquors, Etc.
For Over Filly yearn.
Mih, Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been
used for o\oi* fifty years by millions of
mothers for their child, en w!. ile teething
with perfect success It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pains, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy for
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor little
sufferor immediately. .Sold by Druggists
in c\ery part of tbo world. Twenty-five
cents a bottle, 11(5 sum and ask for “Mrs
A inslow’s Soothing Syrup ” and take
no oilier kind.
TAKE THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
If you arc going to I ravel North, East,
South or West, we offer you through
schedule and first class service to Wash-
ington. New York and all points cast
Jacksonville, Tampa ami all points South- | l krough Memphis,
Kye from #1.50 to #8.00 per gallon.
Good Corn #2.00 per gallon.
Peach and Ap.ilo Brandies #2.50 per
gallon.
Bottle liter from #1.00 to #1.50 per
gallon.
Keg Beer from #1.25 to 2.5.* per keg.
All kinds of wines .’sunlly f i nd in
first-class bar.
Mail orders promptly fllle I.
Call on me, or write.
Your Old Friend.
N. H. BULLOCK,
No. L'5 W. Mil did 1 and 80 S. Broad Sts.
ATLANTA, Ga.
Reduced Rates lo Dallas, Texas.
The Southern Railway and Alabama
Great Southern R. It., announces a rale
of one fare for Ihe round trip lo Dalian,
Texas and return for Ihe Imperial (! ■un-
ell, Mobile Mystic Sh pie, to beheld June
14-17, 1808. Tickets a ill lie sold June
10, 11, and 12. good to return until June
28th 1828. Choice of ro te-, either
hreveport or New
easi; Te;
Arkun
Missouri, Kansas,
Please tell die Doctor that you'saw his Indian Territory, Oklahoma, California,
fer in IiieNbwEha. Colorado Oregon and all points West or
No-tli-west.
Get reli -hie
routes, rates, etc.
way, or write
C. I
information regarding
, from Southern Rail-
Jackson, T. I*. A.
Chattanooga, Tenn
C. A. IillNSCOTEIt. A. G. P.
Orleans, with only one change of ears.
For further information call on or write,
C. K. Jack-son, T. P. A„
Clinttanoogn, Turn.
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Tansy
Pills ten
i larities.
Safety For Women,
Pennyroyal and Cotton Root
mve all suppressions and irregu-
| er box. For particulars ad
dress Dr. Frank Edmondson, Atlanta, Ga
TAKE ONLY
■ need h medicine
LY the best when you M ERVES must be fedoti pure, rich
cine. Hood’s Sarsapa- blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the
rilla is the best Idood purifier, nerve best uerve tonic. By enriching the
aud stomach tonic. Get HOOD’8. Wood it makes the nerves STRONC.
Grim-vlssged war haa its humorous ns
well as its terrible side, and Capt.-Gen.
Blanco is not the only humorist In the
present conflict. The cablegram to Mad.
rid from that redoubtable command,r
•bout the mule that nat killed at Matan.
•as set two continents a laughing and
tbousaads of rhymers to writing verses.
And it is a dull day when he does not In
a dispatch to the Spanish government dc-
stoy several American men-of-witr.
But ns a humorist the captain at Manila
Who requested a cessation of hostilities
whit, he went uslinrc for nu-re ammuni
tion Is,milled to the cake. The Petrel -if
54ewes'» fleet cluisctl a gunboat up the IV
Seeing lie was cornered the
captain of tile Spanish gunboat went to
t^e Petrel in a small bout under n flag of
fruce to make terms. The American cap-
tain told him he must surrender or light.
Wc are willing to tight," replied tie
Spaniard. "Please allow ns to send for am
munition, because our store Is exhausted."
There was doeidctlly no humor, howev
er, In the misuse of die flag of truce by the
Spanish Cupl. Santa at the Cavite nrs’eual.
lie hoisted a white flag when lie was sole
pressed, anil when die Americana, bellcv.
ing lie had surrendered, came Intake pos
session, they found the Spaniards still tin
ier arms. '1 lie withdrawal of die troops
with their arms pending negotiations fo r
surrender was an Instance of treachery and
had faith.
riie coolness with which Commodore
Prmcy interrupted the buttle for break-
fast is decidedly humorous. The crews of
-be warships were shut up below decks,
with hot boilers within and a tropical sun
without, ami die intense bent would pos
sibly have done more dninago than tin.
Spanish guns. Ho breakfast time came
most opportunely. But it is not likely
that a great Imttlu was ever deliberately.
Interrupted before by the soon 1 o' the
breakfast hell.
An incident took place at die battle ol
Mobile Bay when a breakfast was ko| (
waiting for the close of holtllillcs. Roar
Admiral James K. Jouett, of Montgomery
county, Mil,, then nlleiiteimnt-romnmndcr
was in command of a vessel, A lieutenant
named Murphy, who lmd resigned from
llie United Slides navy, had commend » f
one of the small confederate boats in die
buy. Jouett and Murphy lmd been warm
friends before die war at the naval penile-
my. So Jouett hurl a delightful breakfast
prepared anil then set themselves In cap
ture Murphy’s boat. Tills In- aueeee.'eil
in doing after some delay, ami Miuphv
came aboard with his arm In a sling to
surrender Ids sword In the most formal
manner. Instead of taking the aw»-cl
Jouett rnproa-lied Murphy for keeping
breakfast waiting. Upon seeing the feast
Murphy, who was very hungry, soldi
•‘Imictl. If you lmd only sent me me word
about lids lireatfnst 1 would Imvo sur
rendered an hour ago."—Baltimore Him.
Agrlcultaral Commissioner on the
Course to Pursue In View or the
High Wheat Prices nml With the
Prosper! of e Contlniuiuee of Such
Market Conditions.
A Clever Trick.
I certainly looks like it. 1ml tlic-c i-
I'cnlly no trick about il. Anybody can try
it who has Lame Back nml Weak Kill-
re .-a, Malaria or nervous troubles. Wi
mean lie run cure himself right awav b
l iking Electric Bitters. This mcdlelir
'ones up the wb 1 system, nets ns iislitt-
iilnnt to Liver nml Kidneys, is a him d
purifier nerve tonic, it cures Coiistlpn-
tlnn. Headache. Fainting Spells, Sleep
leanness and Melancholy. It is purely
vegetable, a mild laxative, nod restores
Ihe system lo its natural vigor. Try Elec
tric Hitlers and la- convinced Ihnt they
lire a mirnlile worker. Every bottle guar
anteed. Only 50c a bottle at A. J.
Cooper & Co.’s Drug’Store.
Reduce! Rates to Washington, D. C.
For the meeting of Ihe National E»l -
ffttioiml Ah«ocIuMoii to be held at WiimI -
Luton, I). C.. July ?th-12*h, 1898. tie
Southern Hail way will sell tickets, s t
rate of one fare for the round trip, plus
#2.00. Tickets on sale July 4th lo 7th in
clusive, good to return until July 10th,
1808. By depositing with agent and pay-
nnnt of fifty cents, they may he extend
ed until August 31st, 1808.
For further imf< filiation call on or
write, C. E. Jackson, 'I. P. A., Chatta
nooga, Tenn.
Millions Given Away.
I» is ceitainly gratifying to the pula
lo know of one concern in Hu* land wl u
are not afraid to In* generous to the need)
and suffering. The proprietors of I) .
King’s New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs an I Colds have given aw: y over
ten millior trial bottles of this great ined-1
ieine; and have the satisfaction of know
ing it has absolutely cured thousands ol j
hopeless eases. Asthma, Bronchitis,
lioarscnc :s and all diseases the Throat,’
Chest and Lungs are surely uied by it. i
Call on A. J. Cooper A: Co., Druggist, and
get a trial bottle free. Regular size 50c.
and #1. Every bottle guaranteed, or price
refunded.
%
Dr.l’AltTMENT OF Acinici't/mitt,
Ati.anta, June 1, 1898.
With wheat quoted nt an almost un
precedented figure and prices of other
food crops advancing, and with the
prosjmet of such market conditions be
ing sustained for at least some months
to come, prudent farmers nro now east-
about for pruetieal means of supple
menting their food enpnlies. There is
no section of tho world in which u
greater vurlety of
KORAOH CHOPS
may lie grown limn in tho south, and as
a measure of safety it would bo well for
Georgia farmers to put in such of those
crops ns our surroundings and opportu
nities render possible. First and foru-
mast comes
Foil AUK coil N AS A Fonnr.ll CHOP Ol! FOIt
8JI.AQK.
As to tho best methods of managing
this crop thoro ore somewhat conflicting
opinions, Inu these result from a mis
apprehension rnthor than from any roai
difference in tho proper plans for plant
ing, cultivating, etc. It depends upon
the purpose lor which tho crop is in
tended, as to which method should he
adopted. If tho crop is iiiteudod for
fodder, that is, to bo cut and cured, tho
object is to secure a largo yield of small
and medinm si/.od stalks, having nn
abundance of leaves uml little grain.
Tho plants may, therefore, Is; planted
ln narrow rows and crowded in the drill.
In curing tills crop the surplus moisture
Is dried out and wo have a nutritious
forage, which, supplemented with grain,
mnkcR a good mid complete rat on. But
in plundng corn for the silo, tiio object
Is to seenro n good yield of well de
veloped stalks, each nnn hearing nt least
one well grown ear upon it. The plant.
innst not tie crowded too olosoly to
gether. The rows should lie at, least 3 to
4 foot apart, and the plants should stand
from 15 to 20 inches in tho row. If the
plnnts stand closer than tilts the stalks
do not liavo room to maturo sufficiently
and tho consequence is watery stalks,
a ml’the ears which form are not well
filled wit^g grain, Silngo mndo from
such corn ns tills is apt to Iw very nnsnt-
isfaotory—sonr und Innutritions. From
tbiH explanation wo see that fodder corn
shonid lio crowded ns closo ns die
strength of tho laud will admit, while
a corn i rop intended for the silo should
have sufficient disluuoo to produce a
heavy yield of stalks and ears suffi
ciently matured to bo curod tutu good,
sweet silage,
Tlllt FRA CROP,
Field pens glvo us another crop for
forage, of which too much cannot be
said. Among tliu many advantages of
tliis crop Is dm fact that it can bo sown
Irom May until July, mid also that it
can be utilized us n tliree-fold food, for
man, for beast and for the land. No
mutter in what way wo decido to nsu it
it will return with Interest whatever
amount wo have invested in it.
miixet. ,
Millet also mny lie seeded nt any time
from May to August, and though it ro
quires richer hind and more thorough
preparation than corn or js-ps, it is a
pood investment where forage promises
to lie short. Ono bnsliol of German
millet, sown on nil aero of laud, well
prepared and tho seed harrowed In, will
make a heavy yield, and when curod at
the proper time, that is before tho seeds
mature, will miiko a most acceptable ad
dition to our forage supply.
ROltOIIUM.
Forghnm is n crop which shonid find
a place on every Georgia farm. It is
not affected by drouth to file miaous
dign o that onr corn crop often is, and
the stalk und tho grain are both ex
cellent food for cattle and hogs, la-sides
which there is usually a good demand
for the syrup. With tho improved sys
tern of ovnporuting, now in general use,
the syrup has become a desirable ariiele
of fond in most furm households. Dur
ing die hot seaaou the mull who is for
tunate enough to have a sorghum patch
is assnred of green fond for ids stock
when every other crop is drying up,
while the erred fodder makes a nutri
tions and appetizing feed lor the winter
months.
It is not too late to plant any of these
four crops—indeed, all may Is- planted
inter than thin date, anil under favor-
ab'e conditions will be very satisfactory.
Though there are other crops, which
in time may supersede them, we would
advise, as we have, theso four forage
crops of such well known value, ami
with die enltivntion of which we are so
thoroughly lumiliar, that wo do not
venture, except by way of experiment
on a small scale, on die culture of new
and untried crops. It i- well for each
farmer to give his attention to these
new crops und to thoroughly satisfy
himself as to their merits before under
taking their culture to any large extent.
ln these days, when inquiries are
constantly being received at this de
partment as to the value and efficiency
ot cei'taiu Insecticides, aud when Paris
lias been m-,
the Ota Experiment S-,
of SITTW6 in reducing the',4
| where Urffu qneut;tie*— i
White a-seuic, tun l
about one third
green, and tUtlUni
trouble in die w»y off Y»ttl
green does notdWoIve nadij
constant agitation to kMflt 1
thug. Hen is the loxnmla:
Dissolve I'ponndsbf totem
arsemo am 4 pounds of carb
soda iwushi igaodn) in 3 galloni(
ter and use itjj pints of this mixf
50 gallons of Bordeaux mixture,
will In found sufficient for any pie
where a - oiiiUmitien mixture for-itui,
gns mill insect is-sts is required. Asjf. p
instance, potato blight (fungus), dvf
potato hugs ihisoct); apple scab (fun^
gus), and apple worms (insect).
The easiest way, says the bnliedn, to
make the solutions is to pur imrii tho
white arsenic und the carbonate or so la
in a gallon of boiling water, keep boil
ing nhout 15 minutes, or unrilucl-ar
liquid is. formed, and then dilute to 2
gallons.
This is die tousen w hen If is nee s-
sary to wago an un- as ng warfare
against all kinds of in-. . r and fungus
nests, anil the above YiomliimiUnn of
Rouleaux nml white Ar. enin is effective
destroying a lnrge propor'iou of these
most annoying und ilest.-u- liveenemlea.
The horticulturist nr farmer, hide—lmiy
mini, w lie looks to t’le products of tit-
soil i
‘Vi-
an, w no looks to tu- products of tl:-f. »
il as the reward ot ids labor, would d.i
>11 to study tho discuses nml insects \\
which uro liable to attic k Ids special f
crops and nt the first indication of their
presenea use active and prompt meas
ure* to prevent serious injury. Sumo-
times a few days’ duhiy in using proper
remedies is Intel, mote ospoulaliy in tho
rapidly maturing orop4. Personal ob
servation in the different sections of the
state confirm the reports of promising
crop conditions, altltettgh in soino sec
tions tiio dry wpoMiW lhas retarded tho
satisfactory devttl-gmYent of tho young
plants unds'uJMff^Jte'oat crop.
U. .X-'^tiwpiTT, Cominsionor.
CONDITION^F THE CROPS.
J
Iteduerd Cotton Area unit Corn Sinull
Tliruugliniit Up- Slate.
cotton.
Tills crop somewhat retarded by high
winds and cool nights in May. Aerongo
loss limn last year. Stands not good in
many comities on account of dry
weather. Some fields have lmd to bo
roplunled. Plants small. Cultivation
goal. Will improve wuli tho advent of
warm nights aud hot suns.
CORN.
Small throngliont tho stnto, on ac
count of cool weather in April and want
of rain. Stands fairly good. Bomo dam-
ago from out worms.
OATS.
Have suffered greatly from drou
particularly ill South Georgia, wf
niiny fields have been ruined.
The orop is so injured by dry wentho.._.
Ihnt tho yield will not be up to th«
averago. p'V
WItRAT.
Ixirgost acreage planted In vonrs. AtV
V
least twleo ns much us lust year. Pro*,
poets tine for the best cro])s in many
years. Very little nut reported and tho
crop is almost nssured. Tiio fi-usl pi ico
will lieu great boon to tL-u luriiiers of
North Georgia.
OANK.
Acreage greater than last year. Stands
not good on iieeomit ol ilia nnproeo-
dentul drouth through Si,nth Georgia.
KICK.
Increased aerengu and plants doing
well were irrigation is used. Upland
rii e hum 11 ami backward.
Minor crops, such us potatoes, hay,
etc., Imvo suffered in many couuties lor
want of rant.
FRUIT*.
Tin- peach crop i.r.uui.- e to is: one of
the largest ever made. All (filler limits,
except apples, promise well. Tim straw
berry -Top, though .umuwh.it injured
by die cold snap in April, rallied later
oil, and nil imuiemm crop will lie mar
keted. Hlnckierrios mid ocher smull
trails are prom.s—l in prolusion. Mel
ons are doing wcil.
INFORMATION ON FARMING.
State Agrlciilliii’iil Depiirtmeiit lte>
piles to a N iiin lx-r -if I nqilll'les,
Qukhtion.—Please advise me about
eoni|X)atitig. Fur several yea is I imvo
composted my sitiblo man dm- with cot
tonseed. elieiiiicals, rinh earth. --:e. t Imt
it is n heavy j-,1) and requires s-i ipneii
extra work in handling that 1 have been
debuting in my own mind whether some
other plan won hi not jay better. Re
cently my nrientioii bus been called to
nrtii-les ill ngri-Titiiiral jonrmiU on di:s
subject, in which die writers say tins
plan will soon 1 ocomo a thing of Mu
past. Do j«.n iigri-e with tliis view, or
what wouid yon udvi.se?
ALL WOW5iV
Is the host r.,r remsic Tr-nWc.. Uorrerts all
irregularities In Female Organs Should be
irn-guiar-iin i- --i-.ini,- -,rg:iiis s-onuiu oe
taken f--r Change ot lute and ni-r-ire Chlld-Birtb.
PlMters "OH Tine'' ---nolir. Imvo stood die
test for twenty : ears.
Mail • oelr liy r-w K-..sns»r MI-Slelnp ro., Ciiah
For Sale liy S. Robertson & Son.
For sale by A. I. Cooper -C Co.
T HINK about your health. Do not
allow scrolula taints to develop in
your blood. Take Hood’s Sarsapa
rilla now und keep yourself WELL*