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THE JEftIP SESUSIEL
BEN MIL! KIN,
For ro« a son I 'kopriktok.
;, cup Ga., D&C , h 1883.
i;hd it ehsuyes.
:
A respondent in the Atlanta
<. m i »•»». signing himself “Demo.
• • tmakes tlic following good stig
m. in a recent issue of that
- ; puporr
“Now that the people -*f the Uuitcd
ritn > s me e been redeemed from the
balefm rule of ri'publifanism and pin*
P we hope for and expect an
• - a -u‘ prosperity. Congress will
red urn I derid taxation, if peal the
; * th > issue? of state banks and
, . • \ d- • r she tree and unlimited
<.■■-■■- both gold and sdvt-r. An
m ii in< iH-) supply will thus be
i , Bat 1 his '•> not all that is
There i« inaeh for
f. -i ! . - rtuve to do. Confidence be*
tin -i; jc n and man must lx- restored
he home. Boor men a? well m
< > h < 1 have :t credit. Twoeinud
• -n ■ will go far tow irds accomplish
results. Fii't ri'pea! the
. Iasi
Twitty bill of the l«gisl:t
: i ■ * secondly amend the eousti
■ oh to abolish the homestead
law'. Qua prpvisou in our organre
‘ hr- lone more since recoil'd rim
> , ■ ■ to enslave our small dinners
u, ■ owners than all other causes
e-.u :■ d. The war freed (henegroes legislature
d x - -gia. Now let this
i; e th. poor white men. The repeal
• • i' - Twitty bill and the aboli
C m t the curpet bug homestead w ill
--F • nd the small tarmer will have
. ■ -be credit he wants and will Oe ns
• -ideut as his rich neighbor. and
1. - H> ahoo*l will be siiumlated
: ■ ' ■ be inspired with hope which
h . never le- e while bag hadieapped and seaia*
this relict ot carpet
■>'.. e in Georgia.
: - writer puts it strong as to our
■ e; ad hv>, but not too strong,
rii th hurtful m< asutes that may be
■.y..-T car statutes combined do not go
as be towards enslaving the small
?’-‘nv. > and poor mm as does this one
• '. .d yet there are poor men who
->tf i unwise as to claim that it is
the'. - ulv protection against creditors.
*"h ■ : ib a protection against credit*
o- ; is what males it &uch a menace.
' • . . does not >t«et the poor mao
• • ...all farmers.' much as it does
v These have nothing to home
■ • upon, while those of more means
: - It is this latter class, who from
■•■tlic : i -i of having something, obtain
= > i , an i then, by homesteading, re-
1 ..<» the debt. The merchant
kv of coTts® loses it,, and be must
r--. ik. ,ip his losses from those who
• no protection against his duims
reddnst them.
•Democrat,” might have gone fur
mid -aid that «>ur protection laws
P a premium upon di-honesty,
' :■- re doubtless have been some hon
en who eougiit the protection of
.-uestcads, but they do not make
.!;■ the majority of those who have
ui them. It'should be, and i«, h
'tregrstce that there mIhmiKI be laws’
: : t. fosters dishonesty. Such law*
•a. •■ sure* to work disaster to any.State
ommuuity.
V utoaruly agree with . tlm Cons ti
- -cn’H cos-respondeiit that the poor,
wc add honest, man can never
e hope while handicapped by stud,
‘t» of carpet-bag .and scalawag
in Georgia. It is a wonder to us
mm they have been left standing r<s
- as they have. The sooner they
rept'stt-tR the sooner will the star
. -/'■-Ob, !i ? o ascend. r Ail other things
u now to W«d toward* ife ascoml
• >’* Dur legislators shotiid make
oom„l«e !,v ™, m i„g U,i, o„,
wvti Uog*“Lx,
:
The .South.
The following extract* from the
• nut fee tu As Record contains vv.irds
truth and wisdom r
' P ,v ' r man ratt make hi.« HtUc
■ toy g» further in the South than
is any other Motion uf this country.
A man of moderate nKians t-an find
- Her opportunities in the South for
ogagtng in basiniwi tlm in a» t -
her part of the country.'
At " uf -avt t - |
.
■ an f!ml better rites, cars bay
!aw
rials 'Reaper ami mato larger
' hnrimrm j n th* S.reuh
an hi the Driiled States.
A mat »1io mu V Z .
-■m,:.*. ,-,i ruplth :
re,* “ "”“ :
». -n Wral , rwrt
’an offer.
The poor -w miKt ' . ** m '* , tr .
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ON SOLDIER'S H"ME.
The acceptance of the Soldier’s
Home at Atlanta, by the legist tare,
seems to ho about one of the most
agitating sabjeeu* before it.
A pretty large* sized suspicion Via?
crept into the jntblii; mind that Ac
benefits to the old soldiers is not
tu,, tht, hoi© ._i_ object or nT autre ,io„; rii 11 „j .Ml .}««£ •
anxious for the st ate to accept it,
and make an annual appropriation of
♦15000 or more for its support.
There would bo several fat hay
offices to fill for the Home with big
salaries attached that somebody
would gel, and then His thought that
real estate m flit* vinciiiity of the
Home would bound up to fancy
prices, and enable those who own the
•estat®.or- speculate in it to turn an
bones) penny by speculation.
AH these are mighty sorry the old
soldier has no home am! mighty mad
beeftrae the legislature won’t let
someone give them one for him.
Now wv arc an old soldier our¬
selves and we believe m doing every¬
thing for them that can be done, bin
we very much doubt this being sued)
a good thing for him. He would
to get the benefits of it, have to leave
home, fib-mis and kindred.
Many of ibe most worthy of help
would mu do this, they would <ufs- >'
first. They would not participate in
its benefit's consequently they would
not enjoy their share of what the
state was doing for old soldiers.
They would not sunder other ties
dear to them for a homo that would
not be ;t real home to them, because
others dear to them could not share
it with them.
As we said before we are in favor
of doing everything fur the old sol¬
dier shut can be done for him. But if
you can't give him anything but a
peck of meal and three pounds of
meat, a week give it to him at “bis
home,’-’ bo it ever so humble, so that
he . can share , H . »«h v, Hu- «*e 1 win- ... ,,t t
his, who il .be was st here slm was a,
heroine. For who did so much to
feed , . and , elolhe , , ... , breve soldiers
our
(laritig Urn war a, the wives a,„l
mothers, who with their own hands
spun and wove all tlm clothes they
had, and many who by rluii labor in
the fields produced the food for
themsoives and ebiidren, and which
tit the last years of the war a tenth of
' ’ ' ’ -ind even i-i ’ ii,ev hxd .’.
prodttttUi was taken . '; bv the Fouled. .r
crate government t-r supplies for
I he army And then ink** a itoitu
that such women could not share.
Never, never !
And this cult'mg ......... of . .'St«)i the widows
nothing ”, to do with it, we can’t, help 1
, blit f . kttid . , ,, 'shamed . . and ,
few ot mean
about it every time we think of ii
“lesriskter letlows” wiil to ashamed
UiO.
w.. r -._ * surpresen
hear some kind .ot. Mtm applied P*
them that will go into historv. Sn<*h
‘ 15, u»k„ ^ i ‘* I.,.,,,.. :l:U0 .K,. 1 ut t00 , ^ i ad ,,
' -' >
but the widows mite,
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It is no time for farmers t , ab-ui
don polities but they should givedil.
ig.-nt study (O :dl p.diFleai q.....fti-n-;
tbey »Hoal<l'demand of t.beir icpre
see.tativcs a curtailment of the |h»w
era of all governments, municipal and
state, as well as national, they must
ni>i.st upon a reduction of all expeu
..
ttona!; thev mttst fitre** the govern
jn« ut to b, them alone us Dr ns 1 W,
We, :n»<l to ju-rnut them to work out
«—.«« .....
a revenue tnriH ; u r u must have :i safu,
flexible and abundant currency: we
must ... have reduced , . expenses, and A we
believe if the farmers n t. are ate active, active in in
tcitigciitand gmxi-tempered thal they
will secure all those things.—Telfair °'
Enterprise. T , , •
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We think .................re.*;; oar rep resent-it Fees full
*<• -.!■'!■
Sr-'N'-r”‘T'f I bey Should not. be brought " ,<h! **• into
............. 7^^ «»■*”«*»'. ” ■ '« x..m..-v «*•
tain them ns idleness. Ii praperlv
man , , .
of the ...tat* Uf good condition and
kt cp ' them so. Free men ' both U V Lttl
'
and colored , can do , ihe work tficy do
'>»*-■ not *»g« far k „„! s
:
X "7 ”" s "’ f T .. ...... y f ...... i" 4
/
| ' m ->‘ « f »l ‘Hhera
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j J ^ *»'CC khor With slave « -n «,],
as or canviet
14 ,r - kii,il ''»v™...
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Therk wax a l«gttlatur.‘ commit' j 1
tee ia town most of Monday wanin'*
for a train that wou <1 take them to j
Offermim turn of the to convict cxnmh.c camp into- there. the cdodj- 1 he j j
follonnng ..Ml Ke. tlcmt,, y™po.
ed ttie <vmrmt t.ee tliat were Vune * j
J. M. P.j«A county ,.1. T j
Goodman, J»|wr county; I. M.
er. trill, Kabuo cons.tv ; E. S3. Butt,
!■ y George • l. teket,
.
11)0,1 j ;lt>
>”» «»«nty. They were a healthy,
* ir<n, & set o{ ,ncn * ““ 1
*«ojced Uke they took the world easy
ami hid then- full share of the
£00,1 Things .hereof and didn't care
a d— how the world wagged.
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IlOH l Fow* l&o * ulQff'.
Fmw the 9&imp> turn awn*
11 is possible so to neglect aril
»w.
tlm present sisiU.Uioii ofteis as to
cause a great reaction against the
„UV in i**. « M in 1 sill.and «.
pave the wav, >f not for the return
„ f the sn,n.Mi»ns for A,
advent of some other political organ
«•«...». -t !«,, hnied ... A. ,»n„d.
p!es and policy of a sound d#nwcra
o t»«
of He pre-sen tali ves. will b« chosen.
H will of di the T i-.d House largely which ,„.on has just ,U.e
action
been elected whether its successors
shall be democratic . also, and whether
' Mr. * Clevelnmfs successor in the
■
white house shall be a democrat.
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MWi {mw ' l B n^Wffi —bhh
T/V-.WSjSSr^ylc^wl tm yUMgSgjMH
B1 • 0. *Mt SL”ii
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The do wager queen of Wurtemberg is
W«.l, h„ b™
*um>t<?r for foreign affairs in the Belgian
^iTcWler* record for the whole of
two m-.v and <m,
Twelve new cases of chofemirt&Uimr
Jamis K< gi*r*. ‘in a .NVw V,.rk jnyrehant,
downstairs the hotel, Imperial at
Edinburgh and was killed.
Although there have been few cholera
fSi^Henamre wdiTt cholera sinre * ln *"
declared
freyfrom Observtir tire epidemic pftrtees' for some fciiat *■*..... tin it lift Jms
ana
. ti thv i>y>t o X the aui •Uontjf iiorit y that
sfainyt mectiag it, it was was deft* d«n
not to retire:from Bgaodu.
IX) nn
<• >‘>t i w’h S\ ond’a l or a modal of tl
SCI)-, at.,
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'
™%rs
B«v.' two b-.ii- oi wnt»*r not more
than two opt, apart. Kettle Jso. I
mom contain warm wafra (from 110
to 185 tll<? d^ces purpose Fahrenheit. ot inning /‘The the first reed
preparatory Frfess to dippnift them into the
i second. this precaution is taken
it will bo difficult to keep the water in
tin- «.c.«ji visxd n» the j ron-r n op-ra
: pfij-ed inV KU‘\tot ^U* ni^ tfe
water to pass through rcaildv <a e,a^,.,
La- dre le 'tt • •.
from one-half to on** hnshel. A less
S^^rj^^^viir^Tnnwicll^^d
' some of rhe Km ten may • ip ii t
; pl’tu t Sir imt
• three times. This nr.x-,o,« will t«k
y„vitj/LiiLtk., dcin-ces; wed
■ or Ulb keep the wheat
: «
t-r il tiwu-. j'ij;-, ,hi>nldii*-<-^itiuu-sl ; n
% SSthfSTiSnh 1
ont todrv, A
lat :‘,- lie teippertiirc of the water and do
! Brcbablv it will be found
enfficiest be^totove tenure afire the unde?- water to kettle Hadegreca No. 3
i degret* Fahrenheit,
. or list ami then add
' ciiid wac-r to du- •• it t- \Zi ,1,-nvw.
' : p®, f,?, t, 1 ' 1 ’ Pi ‘hwniieit wtoti tire seed is
-
j L- at the „ end , often „ minaire , th<* . tem
! pera' we of tto wan-r ins not i*tn r.*
“ nw d tolow 1,58 degmxi. tto twcil stotiD
below ISO degrees.
n... ,r,,ShXhZ;m n
= -feare* <•-- tin .h-gr.-i - Ifehi-'»hcit v*-ncn
tto «•<*!« are iaa in. If-«t the end of ten
j dipped into cold water; if below ; A dc
! Fh‘*y should longer to left ir. fifteen min
I !N' «*:/•-. firev ... if the temperature
! - j 'D v \ ! /’V
„ m
i
; .farmer:, vf MicJ.igau treated ttoh: seed
| The
farmers Who nui-al twa^.'tv
F.-” ! ; ■
i ret ,-f : ) ..v V g tv .u,
j w;! ' h Uw damage dime tto'-fcmm.
mm*
p«* <iry) tte gr*fe partly % dfpi&sr treat untragb imd««»% seed in
it to «i«
otte'inan awl a-boy can toat enough tor
‘^AoSIf iSan^l
«id« of a pm* eqnnily distant from
to
th* post. The sack can be tied tc^ tho
M> ““
rt mc „ th.- othu,
This will Ire fetuid a very convenient w..y
for lifting thorough and plunging the The newl farmer to *- I
cure treatment.
£*>
year. ^^t^uke
mm
in
P^ffylSlSS afterwards allow
hor wUen fust ,w arv \
them to be chilled bv cold—birth condi
lions being fatal to the sweet potato,
First, dig the potatoes at the right
«»\'v Wt * MkmU f l»** 5W ^oneoua
fetopul! an uurii» ear ofw.nJf.^plant- i
jgsS , !®b£- l ft^tf 1 i 5 . ? 3 SS
j,j. 0 i-ipre. time. They Examine are gtmerally them, and rips alwut
that upon
S~gSS^rJ"k“
ripe, and It will tot do to dig them. Bnfc
«^<Sg>SZ % ”&«S! t ?“
and should bo dug.
been dug. Sr.
T ,™ 5 i.r w.„f it tsr 4
kver of eorn stalks m the .euwjr.th sur
over the stalks uH.iit four Inches of pine
*™%' or my other kind of straw Next.
nati togetnor tour planks Holes or in H.ar.Lj. each
iomsmir a hollow. Bor®
si'leof this tnteraWv thick: stand it on
end m the center of the straw and pile of
the potatoes around it. Put a layer
straw over the .potatoes, and a layer of
cmi-Btalka, fr-Aing on ends, o-er it.
<’o • r the 4aUcs Mi'li dirt, -’..ding it
from close around the bank, thereby
forming a ditch to turn the water from
the i>otaloes. Be sure to let the top wul
«f till) lx»rds extend a little above the
top of the bank, Heave the top open
until a rain or cold snap comes, then
< o i with a puc. plank unti 1 the
weather nmilcrat'.w. Tide hollow fnr
uishes a chiiimei through which air can
i Wil '• .u h tb • p. t-.t-. o ail around the
cent- •. and slioutd be. kept open-as much
i'ow.ible whiie the weather is motor'
ntely cool. Put :v. winter aj>pr.'Ku:liea it
h U1 bo kept <;1 1 t . h always
; hroi.oh a sweat m r h -iag bunked,
and air dfe-t ribunil thre-ngit tlwio is
very e ■ m.d
farmers axd, F.«i.ifHE.-s.
Pm , I „,, , .
when too are diseunragel: There ar#
fvwrWiue-' failures among farmers
than among any ntlwi' e!a--s: more tueu
Ijegin wifhmrfccapba! and become owners
There is im<> part ot the farm that ia
SnnnreSp '* V that ift th0
..... A
aaE1 m cwoekba in’ boos.
A.corr^ptmdewt of the Ubi-u fc’atmar
of wood ashes, lb- ,;•■-.■• not think the
asfies neighbors’ a tmre. or sw-ine jKjsltivn preventive, severely but
Jii* siUTerod
from cholera while his jiisis
tirely ,i ^ lv fr free "’‘ from *«“ lhl the ' disease
The hark of the wild chnrry trooboiled
to a strong liquid decoction with meal
<*r or any any food f?x»d that this hog will cat. if to
is U too tnn sick «h-1c to- t eat give a drench--of from
), a p- a pint to secito a pint of the quick deem and. tion. offer*
The cure * > B*.
vft v ' " ! hog ‘ 1 - ra \Uiii m« tot
.ficvernl ymrs past. 1 rmso to nssc and ?t*U
IDO togafiriiapre.
.butx P. lout,
-vermin. your ker«.oc:»i' oil am ami
-pom-a f«, little from th - tore all along rhn
e k. Tvreor three■ tonliosttioiw a year
'Tta;„ that tb
fall, so my j -mm ready kill
-.«,%• time after thi>muhllou£ November.
lost My axperiottco in south is is that that Writ which of the killed pork
the is
.after the middle of Deoemtor.
l()l? vV .uu > xn sores.
I al"ays toep*a stick b
or two
'will . ^ F.' ^
kimdi disanriear "
Honey will remove maggots from a
L ahytoing
KKKriNR IMtiEP FRUIT,
Fhiire b«;mes pat m. dried fruit will
,
To nfeke the finest and'jnjorst onions,
Put it on when re!,* are plumed, and
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i Ight « Mm
Dbadwood. S. I).. <M, 3 .-The Bap
tl»t chnreh here, valued at *12,000, was
destroywl by fire, which is snppowd to
have been the work, of ineemharies.
During the and fire a fireman named (km
ttpnnmg into a fight pbvV, tin which named Nani
t/ous got a in the phv
fttetan got tlm worst df it. After the
firu to armed liimse!? and, meetiug i1seuuarr<l Spur*
ling in a salcxm, ivvimed
and was knocked down. As bo arose
(S'STSsp.rss,a
intense, and the ftrremre threaten to
,.,"V i,*g
juovalhere.
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A starving mob of f x,,>«*,H»j>leat Morfla,
,. 'TZ 1
Firtre * t i’ r 'n 1"
^Vo ’ ^"wlmt ** the- w ‘ 3 iw'
after.
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For Malaria,.Liver Trou
ble,or Indigestion,USO
s iron bitters
u*>; iwo.jim «'Ci.toinew«l.>-l Wre-aw, bv tto
inK^a--.,:-.) and
A w***
FOR SALE OB BENT,
The house known as the Sunny side
” offered ^ sale or rout. Terms
half cash bnlanco in one or two years )
with eight per cent interest.
Apply to
Bex Miuhi.v.
Neuralgic J'ersom
Awl those tronWed overwork with wwawmeM reilevviJVytak.ng reeulttag
tom oare or will
h&s' Kj .,„ n ^ TobuKre niesrthttit i
KTana Tabula. cure liver troubles.
$1*** Tabnlea.one gives *U*f.
Humus 1 abides euro constipation.
liipans Tabuk*; a family remedy.
Kipans Tobuk-s cure bUumaims.
FOR SALE.
Two lots on Broad street, each 25
by id feet for $200 each. Terms %10
e.'edt, balance %10 per month until
paid for. Those lots arc suitable and
well located for business or office
purposes.
Apply to
B>:.\Mi! ikix.
Or, 4»ltii Bull's Hurra llmmycr*.
ta-t*- children jriMKl ami quickly |ie<,ple, removes! Worms tin? from
or grown Try restoruij; them. Mn other wui
’ ami puny to n-hnst health.
«,.rm utedtemo to no *»f* awl sure. Price 25
•;cnts at druR stores, .cr«e»»t l)v ttuwl by John t»
Part A Sous Co., 175 and 177 Sycamore St.,
Chicsnati Obk).
ELECTU/C BZ ITERS.
Tliis remedy is bceomirig so well
kown mention. and so popular All as to need no
spei.il oln have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song
< f praise.— A purer medicine does
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that is eianned. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the Liver and
Kulnevs, will remove Pimples, Bods,
twdt Rheum and other uftxa tatimss
caused by impure l>h'od.-~-\> ill drive
Malaria from the system and prevent
as well as cure all Malmiat fevers.—
For cure of Headache, Consupauvn
smd Indig.-stum try Kle.etrte Hi iters—
Entire saisfnetbn guarmteed, or
money refunded. ■—IVa-e 50 cU. pud
^L00 per bottle at FA-u\s & Co.
Wh<*n Baby w.-vu skk, w«. gate her Castoria,
Whee s!«e was a. Child, fee erk-,1 fox Castoria,
When she bec&tno Silas, she ebmg to Castoria,
When all* had Children, she gsw> them Castorii,
Bteltlen’s Anih a,suite
I hk Best Sai.v e ,n the world for
| ' F*' p''*‘ '> im.,,.,, <- ’ ‘ S},!t
'
I Lhetiin, he'd Sores, Tetter, Chapp-
1 -p Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all
j Xkm Krustions, and positively dllvs
i or no )--.y required; It is
\ Mar.-mU-cd , H to i\ t--. i'r<-; so
i ~ :.
! 'Z^S: rM -
J* ul{ vai i Bv Comas & O.v.fAxy.
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< > E(>B< > iA — \\ a v s i: Coxnty.
T -g" th ; l "t-r 1
<t *‘ w - U - F hapman l.aviug in dm
, applied fur
* >fin to me the gtuuman
ship of the person and property of
A Urns', t, iM. K. ’ amF.b.e ’ ('}«»■>. ‘ ]
raan ()■''/ . j •». . J r ‘‘'% l *' ,
| 'Ji'rimt i his'J.pbV^tinn wib'to
! !■' urd at my offie,, t ,.! the first M„n
F-> !*• •-ember mv,. t . n . ;!
} '\ ta y »sNot x m ,. N ^ iluu ember ^ first ofijuinl sgnatmc,
: TTd2.
R. IP i lof-ps,
Ordinary.
\()TU-f ' pnj. s.i,,;,,,- tVVFI VP v,'vtii>- ' '
' The rejti ', ot Z™ tZL ■ apooint
t( . ■£$:. , ToutSt
minor
ricki 4 , the provh^ii cJUiwcd Uv hnv
having been filed in this office,‘it.niee
,s hen ..FA... bv 'riven that ‘ -liter 1 ri,,.: UV rn
v „„„i * V Y’ he same will be
admitted , • *«> record, and stand as the
judgement of tire court. VVittu s«
my offiyfel signature, November first
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AGENTS FOR DR. J/OGAR’S SANATe.EY CCCLS. TEE
ONLY PURELY SAN XT’ARY GARMENTS MADE IN THE
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Atkins’ Patent Concave Tostb Dexter.
MXIE S FWQUtTE FOfJ THE WOODS Of THE $ 0 UTfl If #4> fiO EQU^L
Tha pateut by which this Paw is protected consists of a depression of tba faro of tho (
cutting teeth through the center from point to hose, thus removing all frictioii whito
WJto In use, of giving ft» ■**•-” strength « B anil €If Btufttess AI)L*;srCiB to tho teeth and iuereasiug three fold the Jura- j
THE UOUt.H to proOUtco m Sow
equaling Ore ATHiSfS r.tST < l ITISO HKXTKtt.
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< {.-‘ft' **• noather. li tka tolw will
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