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About Jones County headlight. (Gray's Station, Ga.) 1887-1889 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 14, 1888)
AGRICS'IUTiAL TOPIC s or IVTKRKST r.KIiAT! VK To c\im| K \ vii <: \ it hiv i '» Toll ifir* of a Horse. To tell th* of any liorw*, The iiwpwot the lower jaw, «»f four-/ . sixth front tooth the tul - will tell, And every douot and fertr <*xf> 1. Two middle “u ippers’’ you be.noid Before the colt is two weeks old. Before eight Wf*‘ik» two more will pow: Eight months th'.- -ut the r b t oiif -jdt* ltoov# 4 will diwaiiyar . ..................... . A t t wo the middle “nippei -* drop; At tiiroe th©second pair can't ctop. Wlion four years'old the third p:».ir go<>s; At live a lull new la* show Til© deep black s| ki'h wiiich pass from view At six years from the middle two, TIi© wcond pair at ak*vcn years; At the spotea'di “corner ’ cleat's. From middle “nip|H*is‘’ upper jaw At nine the black ']*r»ts will v. itiulraw. Tin; w-cond pair at ten ore white; Eleven finds the “coiners’’ light. Am time goes on, the horsem n know, Tin*, oval teeth three sided grow; Th*»v longer get, project heior ■ Till twenty, when we know no more, Toronto Troth, f'oinfH of* l-lviii riiiii iilH. Experiments by of uncommon interest were sonde the West of England So l ietv on twenty-one farms, in thirteen small scale at Uothamsted and Woburn cn„l/ »,*. 1 .awes .cachings have be**n m ut f'M wholly, tiiut so fur ;i* I licse trials vvcnl. They -.how (I i a "Ood clover cron vendcrsartinctaliimnuresiuineces.saryand unprotitalile. i-rons i‘li lint after "tain m* Imre fallow nit,a,gem,ns manure be rottiKH ulouti have profitable. (:ti Mineral pionure with given poor resuli >, but are useful nitrogen. M, As a means of supplying rather this, nitrate of soda has done, better than sulphate of ammonia, (•M !No applienlion of barnyard manure, hus <"<Miuied the artifleinl manures, w hen of eoasitlered upplieatioj), wfiolly int he one Iirst year Mi) The inlluenee of liniitig remains variable and uncertain, 1 * > beat espcri.'illv reipiires nitrogen, I he formidable clover-sickness xvliieh has been a ptis&zlc to everybody is said to he likely to become preventable through Miss (h nierod’s entoinulogie researches, \ complete series of observations are to be made on this point during the season, —AW*? York Tnlum. Huft< k f i!)iJk lo l*i«4s. Buttermilk is a highly nitrogenous loo<l, eontaining, us it does, ahout one purl nitrogen to two parts carbon the proportion of nitrogen being twice ns much as necessary for profitable feeding, Hint is to feed it without witete. C’oni mral on the other hand, is highly <*) I honaceous, eontuining eight to nine parts •urbon to ono part, nitrogen. It is at least twice as earbomuroHA ur; it should he for footling growing pigs, just as but termilk is too nitrogenous. Now a due admixture of these two feeds will proper iy balance tho ration and secure the great oat economy both in preventing waste and providing the greatest amount «*f nutriment. Jn feeding pigs at the '\ iwconsin agrieultural oxperiiuentul sta lion the rule has been to iillovv one pound of eornmeal to every gallon of butter milk. 'I his leaves the ration still strong in the nitrogenous element necessary to promote growth. As the pigs advance ■ n size anil fat is more desimblc than growth, more eorninotil is added. This makes the food more carbonaceous and muses In the hogs to lay on more fat. Massachusetts some experiments made at the station agricultural experimental, and —counting corn meal at per ton buttermilk at. lt> cents per 100 ) ion mis it was found that a pound of !mn mill* < i s "1 of ,u,hM coin meal "'\y lor h every i’- ,n gallon ' ,,r ;i ,,r m of DUttcrimlk, < ost but‘Mi (rnts; but that after gradually increasing the corn meal until it reached within a fraction of two pounds or the meal to each gallon of the buttermilk, the cost of in,iking a pound ot poi k amounted to ■i,.;! cents. I'lus iatfer was ill flic coldest part of tho winter, and it was thought that the difference in temperature trequiring, as it did, a more cavbomtceous food) ac counted in a great measure for the dif forom e in tlie cost of the pork,— Haiti more ifiiit. Fjirni a lift (iftrileii \oles. Hogs should always Imvo a dry and "arm place to lie in.’ They do not want u groat muss of .straw, in which they will crawl to get hot and steam, and then when they come out get chilled, but an armful of straw to remain n day or two and then to la- thrown out and mixed with the manure. In the course of advice to small dairy men, a writef *avs that butter nc.de from 1 H- fcetlv sweet cream will not retain it* keeping qualities as that where the cream is.uHoWi to become slight it mid. it should be kept tl»,mmgldv -tiv.ed while nth * churned bring enough for a churning, amt at a temperature of sixty <!>■ trrees ill winter anti fifty eight degrees in summer. There is no animal on tlit- farm that more pig. appreciates They dry clean quarters than a will thrive belle-, fallen taster, lie mote healthy, tied make eltt-i food if cam! for as they ought to lie. it is proper enough to «!)<•« (h> iu to run on the horse manure where large qnau tities of bedding-are Used, inn requiring them to "allow iu tilth is downright rueltv. When farming tools .nr n«*t -i use they should In* hous’d and Tted from thr wr*iUc , and vrt how Are many farm* in this w . “ vAlUfilblo im|>k k m* u?N r\ja > d „"! vk> lo tho weather ami »h< \lrstr\u t tluencen of iu ayotteir Jwm n little «i tent ion lo these mutter-- " ill l the means of saving many dollars n the fartner'a lifetime. Fretol, a celebrated Fwm.-li veterinary surgeon, considers th.-i We C4II V the grooming make them of delicate hors.*, to excess, and to Mo doc* not ad voertte negieet of cleanlim:**. but think* that too much excitement .1 tho -kin luako* the horse- suseeptild to . * ticlmu; . diseiLses igtt wevn the functions There i.- iitt taKiiit that ninny ot our city horses are injured by t>cinc pampered and over-groomed. POP l’LAB SClEXi’E. Tt has been stated on good authority that if salt be sprinkled on the floor be fore nutting do\vu the carnet tlie buffalo f>u".ivit) not harbor there, The ckperi ment can be easily tried. A big scheme is on foot ill Mexico for the irrigation of 1,500,000 acres of fruit n;id fnrmi n" laml in the central Hi o tirunile valley, It is proposed to draw water for the purpose from the Kio Oratide valley into a canal which will be 150 miles in length. Tl,e common pud-hall strikingly ilius * r '. ! V liHi 1 tpi*!it\ w ith whicli fungi imu rsrt . -Wm •” tr «» poo-,ilile in < oiitinuc i.te counting H.it arni ni^ht K>r tiiiit time. \< t a favora bi v planted spore will produce a plant large, as lire double list in a singb ni;tet. IMi iehiii have -o often reemumended cum arable a- a nn'lriinent for invalids that it lias bc.-ome scare*-, owing, in part, to the new demand for it. Severn! sub ftitiites have been recommended, al though The without has invoking wide adoption. very latest been initnnted. 1 It is of ci ficrman origin. • • mm I he components , are tiO parts of powdered su^ar boiled with 7 ii p.tns irfs of ji fresh ,i n»JlK, milk an tin fhi n u mi.\c miveri l wi/h in .»0 parts of a IJO per cent, solution of silicate of sodium, ’ the whole being n now cooled. , , . ■ A famous sea anemone has just sue combed to parasitic disease in the Koval Botanical Gardens arfe of Edinburgh, after olfstHing, it had be onto intercs.ingVrcature familiarly known as ‘dir.....i>0 This *-s pictured iu 8©vcrai scirntilH; woik^amt "as visited l>v many eminent seicnfilie men ami tiavelers in addition to the usual sight-seers. It was fed regularly once a fortnight with half a mussel, rfnd ^ thoe supphciI meals. wjfh fresh w/iter after earn Tropica! and sub-tropical woods, ac cording to distinguished Professor K. II. Tliurston, cxtiuortlinary are usually by mzc. >1 length, hardness, soluUty and durability. Among some thirty* speei mens to which special tests were applied there were some like mahogany i >1 no pcaranee and ipiality, while others re sembled oaks arui other hard xvoodsof our forests, but c.v<;<;ll<;d them in density, strength, elasticity anti durability. These, anti many other woods which exist in enormous quantities in Central American f orests may prove of great value for many purposes, but their hardness is often a serious objection. A novel craft is being built in Montreal. shaped 1 1, is a steam hulls catamaran, each of the sixty-live cigar being of steel, feet long, and built in two compartments, one being for water-ballast and the other for stove coal oil, which will be used fiirnish fur fuel. Two Veil ind engines will the power for two propellers, which arc so arranged of the that they will the lift hulls them elves out. way when strike ftoatiug ice or other obstacles. The boat i and nn ho is taken intended apart and packed whale and on a walrus ship, for hunting in the Arctic regions. It will carry ileetric a Gatling gun and a powerful batt ery. .V 1‘aradixa for Slioppcrs. To ■ any one who likes to “shop” Tangier would be a paradise; for even a very small purchase necessitates a vast amount of tills desultory kind of busi ness. Though tho masculine intellect can of shopping, not usually it comprehend share in the the charms femi must nine delight that is sure to be inspired by the bazaars of this strange city, Some are entered from the street ; some from the court which occupies the centre of most Moorish houses; some are on the ground floor, and some are tucked away in odd corners up stairs; but all are tilled with the most fascinating wares that a matter-of-fact American ever saw ^ fppe, ma.ie of the famous Morocco leather, embroidered starts and table covers, gauzy Arab wraps and barbaric fabrics, huge piles of rim-s and quantities of brasswarc richness! Oriental costume* of great scimctar.*, daggers and' long Moorish gun* inlaid with mother-of-pearl; the whole sot ol? by a floor of dainty tiles and pastiics perfumed the by the smoke of of burning or scent attar of roses; doesn't that sound attractive.' In curious juxtaposition with these barbaric wares, triple-plated knives and forks from Connecticut show that Vauketj enterprise is not quite over looked, even in Morocco. The pro prictor, in his rolie and turban, is stately and courteous,_ Spanish in usually midition speaking French and to liis native Arabic, anu makes a harmonious figure in the picturesque scene. Ono can not, however, buy tilings in a hurry, unless he is williug to pay several times their value, but must ta^e plenty of time to In-tter sfill, ’ "l’’ fmy several th slightly ;' Wore purchasing. his offer «>a< h time lucrmtsmg I'”'tin* dcsir.-d good-, it this course be "" rsiu ;' 1 ’ t! ' , , 1 “ opnof or will gradually <>«cr lus price, . tint I the goods cau.be bought for Tho much less visits than made the the original better ll.sjurc. more *"*' l ** r S a,n - l fiV’liiilii', Effect of Impmomneut on the Mind. To tho ordinary mind, full of busy st: home- add plats* for future good, in the .ay active and ivuitful years wide], Pioplc are so sure remain to them, the .uiiiuon of ono condemned to die at the »>■> •’*' “f the law i* inooneeiv aide. To the 1 sbk, ott-times the restraint which * muiics from tlit'irown weakness, the irk souu ue-^ <‘f inactivity, is harder to bear tiian all the agonies pair and disease. This is but the beginning with the pr s oner. Withdrawn from all the interests tti worm, having no longer any j>art in humanity, destined at a tixed hour to in*' - the poor remnants of his pnle and -iiadovvy life choked out of him at the hands of the raw of which he was once mars anff-.trsite li’OilU’lll u h iu hall, before the mi. mnmg ev-s of th.- community he has v. rouged, writhe which out that wretched , X i-tenec, to he yet as an animat clings. All crime probably has an elt*. ment of insanity in it. there is some thing abnormal : ad unbalanced, there is m>*>j-useof uroiwhiws no idea , id values' , X .: tiir.uivh refto. tinv meGiuta wjoelt s*ran*xe!y distorts and faLsitk s them But uuder the strain of tudson life the sanest mind cannot long retain its tone.— Amrric%m JfiMniti, Hands All Bound. A curious ending of an ancient ven delta is reported from Hitti, Sardinia, where, in tI k* presence of thoArchbishop, Perfect and other.dignitarics, 070 hers of two families knelt in church, for tnaily receive**l forsworefheir tlie long-standinff-fold, benediction, the whole population prelate's of the vicinity was present, and later on a barbecue was held, where ten oxen, seventy-fonr pigs and two hundred weight of macaroni were consumed. f. O^of li;»s fhe been mo^p^fetun-sof ___ tho ____ some sssf, inTJS mi*iogof ftec-so. The m^ki-ts f 0U r times the price of the latter. ____ I iie.uk ( more monev made, , in . port kl ion to amount „i mirk tlum shipped, at ’';> - ’’ “ V"l'!'' 1 ' 1 M any {:> " :,U / , "‘ l th " ,ftfflrk « ts aml , ntUilh- . , l ~ < 11 *’ ___ now t« save Money, and we advice might ft!s<y-suy---time.and «oiwl‘ hhu^ke^persand pain as well. in our to ladies generally. I ho perfct’tK' great necessity existing al ,vays to haven safe rcniCdv conven - a nt for thtu-elief and prompt cunt of theaii j.nity. l»«culiar to woman functional irregu connf ant. pains and all the symptoms attendant {?.' upon uterine disorders—induces Dr.‘ ns. rceumtowrd gtronuly and unqualifiedly ricrcc s “l avorite Prescription”—^woman’s best, friend. It will save money. Within six years a Alpine tunnel through the Simplon, w il J be constructed. a;SSS?SSSz5H vi-rsal-i roubles a little advice may be in order. •**'!;{ n*k«n siorllntrreniedy and dubiliiato, when Prickly such a pleasant Bitters as Ash kiilm-y,-t.inmch and bowels, and at the same tiinemnc upnudstrengthenthewholesystem, 8 “ Ch > ---—--------- < onsumptiou rslively cured. that’Mi^’a'posidv^nsmSdhr/or named disease. By its timely thousands U tho*abo” of use I hu:k to any of your readers who have con sumutioii If tliey will send me 'iieir Express un< i\'^hLucUM^MK ibll^eari SU, N. Y. I telling Files. -dinning; Siiiiii>fumy Moisture; by scratching. inten.se If itching allowed and worse to (Ultima- tumors form, which ofu n bleed and i!«emte, becoming very sore. Svayne’s Oint ceration, ment stops and the in itching and bleeding, jioals the ul many cases removes t u mors. I'Ajualiy DH.SWAYNE eflicaciotis & SON, in curing Philadelphia, all Skin Diseases. fcient by mail for 50cts. Also sold by druggists. ids Keely, 1 he drawing motor man of Philadelphia, sympathy. calls money power,vibratory boss of Flesh mid Mrr*ii*rili, ii morning, lj poor appetite, first and perhaps nlight rough should t h»* looked or on in time. lying Persons flown at alllieted night, to wit ih'-ir li consumptionar6,proverbiaIly real Most unconscious • it rlate. cm -s commence vn ith disoi'deml liver, leading fo had digestion and imporfeci assimilation of food—hence the • •macltuion, or wasting of the flesh. If is a form of MMoftilous disease, and is blood-cleansing, curable by the use of that greatest of all ,t nil-bilious and invigorating compounds, known as Dr. Pierce’s “Golden Medical Dis covery.” that The Kentucky Court of Appeals has crime. affirmed drunkenness is no sstouaefor Many imitaf ors but no equal, has Dr, Sage’s (’aturrit, Kemedy. I >r. Hell and Thomas Edison are going to law' lo decide who ip vented the phonograph. Tlie Jlau in the Moon. How dot'5 the sailor know there is a man in l he moon? Because he has been to cough see (sea) Jijit! slates that whenever lie. has a or «it’d he takes Taylor’s Cherokee Remedy of Sure Gum ami .Mullein. We are all liable to err and every ono is who <h •us not realize realize the the full full valuoof value of Tayl Ta lor’s Hos pital t ’lire o for Catarrh. Pamnhlet Pamphlet f free at 264 Broadway, New York. mod’s If affiicted Kw.-ovater. with Dnt^i ore eyesusepr. sell 2.x*. IsaacThomp' sts at per bottle. Last Winter ■ i.utavery sev«v attack or mmur.matoryrheuma «*«*, my feet ami limbs swelled out of all proportion. A trvlua medical alvlco amt various propara tlin**. all to no purpose, I wa.* iuanccd to give Hood* sursuparliiantrial, i have takeit*vo bottles, with cu-imst results. My pains aurt iches have ait left ••«*. ™>*timt»haw.swmiAt prop«M«j», “hm,i'Z.““v MvapUiw'iV liLt rat*. r f«r“u o* n-hk-h!gtvocredit to Mood*. Sanapu'Uia.-ftuxK c.x n. Hxivil ,u Nortii Thiol Sc., Brooklyn, N*. y. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Said by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared oaly Ly i ,1., Hvn>p & CO., ApothSCaiie^i, I^»well, Mxws, lOO Doses One Dollar y ktVVJ A b » ® IT (SAPURELYVCQETABLEPREPARATION pri^ a ,rl| pISyash^ BASK AN £fl|t|ES s SENNA-MAMDftAKE-BUCKU «»i5 ornat EqaAursrnciaT remedies 1 It haB stood th« Tect of Years, jju Curing BhOGB, all Biaeases of the LIVES, 8T0M ! ACH. KIXINEYS, BOW ELS, &C, I( Purifies tho Blood, Xavigorates and (BjTTE|?S; Cleanses the System. ! DYSPEPSIA, CON8TI toOisasESOrTHE CURES PATXOJf, JAUNDICE, $ V . SICSEEADACHE.BXL T .I KB I0USCOMPLAINTS,&c disappear under IlfinVEYCIi at once ! »t»bewgnni.ttflilwe. ■: blUmAhtl i ItispurelyaHedicine r AND [ as its cash art ic proper DOWELS <i'^T«S>ar i ^ s f ar.uo the taken taste, by end cbiJd- as j AlLuo iii*nnttrru*rcR iiullul3 ji 1 *® ’iPRICETcoltAfiA "SICKIV ASH BITTERS CO Hi'..' frorrletorN, riipBBBar vftai ;.-.- : - ,r ir.’i Ivans a WPjet-T'C^B ELY'S CREAM BALM. Baigtv®?* vesrelief *« once«ndcures rNAffEVERS'” tAUiv rm n in aJSAv, nr air t '«« » U««Wer *..«■ , wmtnl —7/. Brw.,a5t.w.»w.ca»,.N.T. wmtmr&iM ,--.i tsrsfrMk »HnU’8 0Hl.Wt 4i? *x,a St„ Bulak N. T. {#CC ---n.........•*— ^ - ---—-—-----; mrlm < wuwr. itoodt» CO*. Ci»ci ma N ti.0 PIS OS CURE FOR CONS U M PTI 0 N Great remeDY' __ *£55525^«K-?’ Phptimafkm Nr-itealftia QriatirA svarwarifcMJ^ IT CONQUERS PAIN. Enryapplicitioarelisves.(EveryshelfthovlAkiriit. Every fcottle is » sure MUltwjfey wit. iSvory testimonial Utras. £vBr7 bottle Is m* iMria. STa77e orr-aebottle bears Ever? pUnt ll enrol. tb »fl ro .,sig M t«.. iEvnry pain is envmtf. *r«7 hose trill taro it. Efwydraggirt jtilsoo it. toryli>fU(ispeak.tt. IvorycheBirttoi.iti« Everyjownalcomaeadcit. feet. * AWARDS FOR BEST PAIN-CURE. 5EW ZEALAND EXHIBITION—1862—Gold Medal* Calcutta int. exhibition~1683-4~GoIcI Medal# Cincinnati ind. exPO fiiTiON-^-Silver Medal. 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Do not hesitate to send your money. Our nous# U reliable. Established KIDbF.lt twenty-five years. Will. F. 4k CO.» 'Tnnufacturhig Ch*nrist a * Sit John S t*» N. Y. MARVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Wholly unlike artificial systems. Any book learned in oue reading. Recommended by Mark Twain, Richard Proctor, the Scientist, Hons. W. W. Astok. Judah P. Benja min, l)r. Minor. &e. Class of 100 CoLimbia Law stu dents ; >00 at Mqrideu ;.2:i0 at Norwich ;• 350 at Oberlln College; two classes of 31)0 each at Yale; 400 at Uni versity of Penn, Pfilia.; 400 at Wellesley College, and throe Prospect largo classes at from CHatauqua University, Ac. us post frick PpoK. 1.0ISETTK. 2S7 Blfth Ave.. New York. AGENTS m Send kJC/tlU for AUx ,}{• ,: j iew * b.. hookH.includ* treat’s 0k-m. ^ . ir.g MOTHER, HEAVEN, HOME, and proso I ' and poetry ; bv 400 best J | authors otrantly ill., 146.00U««14. $2.75. Send El w Hil for outfit. A Iso 5000 _ L.ii.TKEAT, i ,.!■*' w- Curiosities of tho .Mail. JSt Broadway, Jf. Y. M ___ a* .-Si fi i'jg i > i wfffS m. -w 1 r* Jfl £SI -ggl RAISE -■:*& in/AOs/Ms, a I S F m : „fcs The following words, in prnise of Hit. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription ns a remedy for those delicate diseases and weak nesses expressions peculiar with to which women, thousands must be (rive of interest utterance to to every their sufferer from such maladies. They are lair samples health of the which spontaneous has been restored to them by the world-famed sense of gratitude for the inestimable boon of use of this medicine. J .Toira E. Seoar, of MiUenbeck, Va., writes: SlOO “My years wife with had female been weakness, suffering for and two had or threo paid Thrown Away. out ono hundred dollars to physicians with out relief. t?he took Xlr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription all the medicine and it given did to her her more good than during , the three by the physi cians years they had been practicing upon her.” Mrs. George Herger, of Westfield, N. Y., Tuc pDCiTCOT ivTites: “ I w-as a great sufferer from leueor Int llntair.il rhea, bearing-down pains, and pain eontin r,„..... n„„.. h UN ually Favorite across Prescription’restored my back. Three bottles of your 'Ml j " feet health. X treated me to per with l)r.-, for _. nine months, without receiving any benefit. qiie Favorite Prescription’ is the greatest earthly boon to us poor suffering women.” TREATING THE WRONG DISEASE. Many times women call on thoir family physicians, suffering’, ns they imagine, one from dyspepsia, another from heart disease, another from liver or kidney disease, another from nervous exhaustion or prostration, another with pain here or there, and in tins Wiiy they all present alike to themselves and their easy-going and indifferent, or over-busy doctor, separate and distinct diseases, disordt*rh*^h^^ f ills an(1 P 0 ^ 0 ^^ 18811111 * 11 ^ them to be such, when,^n reality, they argali only symptoms caused b.veome woinb *^uifc - consequente-mnphciftkms. atient gets no better probably worse by reason of the delay, wrong treatment and A proper medicine ko Dr. I lercos favorite Prescription, directed to the cause would have entirely removed the disease, thereby dispelling ail those •stressing symptoms, and instituting comfort instead of prolonged misery. 3 if............ rHYSIOIANS JIr s- D- F. Morgan, of XVb. 71 Lexington St., *' „ aft Boston, Mass., says: “Five years aaro I i*... .« was a dreadful sufferer from uterine troubles. ■ fliLED sieians. Having I exhausted was completely the skill discouraged, of three and phy so alone. I wean i could with difficulty cross the room besran taking lie. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and using the local treatment recommended in his ‘Common Sense Medical Adviser.’ I commeueed to improve at once. Jn three months 1 was perfectly cured, and have had no trouble since. I wrote a letter to my family paper, briefiy mentioning how mv beatth had been restored, and offering to send the lull particulars to any one writing me for them, and enclosing a stamped^n rei.ipe for reply. I have received over four hundred Fetters. In reply, I have deserib.*d my ease and the treatment used, and have earnestly advised them to ‘do likewise.’ From a great many I have received second letters of thanks, stating ihat they had commenced the use of ‘Fnvorite Prescription.’ had sent the $1.50 required for the * Medical Adviser,’and had applied the local treatment so fully and plainly laid down therein, and were much better already.” THE OUTGROWTH OP A VAST EXPERIENCE. The treatment of many thousands of eases of those chronic weaknesses and distressing ailments peculiar to females, at the Invalids’ Hotel and .*urgiwil Institute, Buffalo, N. V.. has afforded a vast experience in nieelv adapting for the ard of thoroughly women’s peculiar testing remedies cure maladies. Or. Pierce’s favorite Prescription is the outgrowth, or result, of this great and valuable experience. Thousands of testimonials, received have from pntionts and from physicians who tested it in the more aggravated and obstinate cases which bod baffled their skill, pr0 ve it to be the most wonderful remedy ever devised for the relief and cure of suffering women. It is not recommended Specific as a “cure-all,” but as a most ail perfect for woman's peculiar powerful, re-ms. invigorating tonic* A. a it imparts the strength to the whole and system, and to uterus, or womb its ap pondages, in particular. For overworked, worn-out.” "run-down.” debilitated teach crs. "shop-girls,” milliners, housekeepers, dr»-«smakers, searastress»>s, moth nursing era. and feeble wotset. generally. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription is the great est appetizing earthly cordial boon, and being unequalled as an It restorative tonic. promo’-s digestion and assimilation of food, Address, WORLD’S DISPEXSUU ffEDIfAL AFSOLUTiOV, No. 663 M»in Street, IlirfALO, S. 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I about six.cen years before 1 commenced j n(r your medicine. 1 have hail to wear hud a n,.Lin;n»a supporter luost of Urn time; this X have aside, and feel as well as X ever did.” —.................... t . VIrs. JTaV Gleason, of Nunica, Ottawa Co . IT U[ WflRKS ", w ***“ 1 I Mich., worked writes: wonders “Your ’Favorite Prescription WfiPncn? has in my case. llUHiitilC, s | A ruin she writes: “Having taken Severn) bo*> ties of the ‘Favorite Prescription' J have re ■ gained my health wonderfully, to the astonish ment of myself the and duties friends. I household. can now be on my feet all day, attending to of my llE&LQUS I..,.,. of A Marvelous Cure,— Mrs. G;. troubled F. Sphaot-e, with Crystal, Mich., writes: ‘‘1 was v female weakness, leueorrhea and falling of the _ ilflPTfiCC bod null I uno. womb for seven years, so I had J doctored to keep my with fora good part of the time. large .".'1 *■ army of different physicians, and spent sums of monev, but received no lasting benefit. At last my husband persuaded me to try your medicines, which I was loath to do, because I was prejudiced againet them, and the doctors said thev would do me no good. 1 finally told my husband that if he would get me some of your medicines, I would try them against the advice of my physician. He got mo six bottle* of tho ‘Favorite Prescription, I three also bottles six bottles ‘Discovery’ of the ‘Discovery,’ and four for of ten dollars. took of ' Favorite I then Prescription,’and the balance I have of the been medicine a sound to woman sister, for four who years. troubled .gave the she herself my short was in same wav, and cureu in a time. I have net had to take any medicine now for almost four years.” cures nausea, wee kness of stomach, indi gestion, bloating and eructations of pits. As u sooihlng and strengthening equalled nervine,” and Favorite invaluable Prescription in allaying ” is and un is subduing nervous excitability, hysteria, irritability, ,exliaust»m, and other distressing, prostration, nervous symptoms spasms commonly attendant upon functional and organic dis-ase of the womb. It induces -refreshing slc-op and relieves mental anx icly Br, and Pierce’s despondency. Favorite Prescription is a legitimate medicine* carefully physician, compounded and by adaDted an experienc'd and delicate skillful to woman’s organization. It is perfectly purely vegetable In its composition and harmless in its effects in anv condition ot the system. “Favorite Proscription'’ is a post, live cure for the most complicated and obstinate eases of leueoiThea, or “whites, ’ ful excessive menstruation, flowing at monthly periods, pein unnatural suppressions, prolapsus back, “female or falling weakness.” of the anteversion, womb, weak ro troversion. bearing-down sensatiors. ehron ie congestion, inflammation and ulceration of the womb, inflammation, pain and ton dernoss in ovaries, accompanied with “in temal heat." went DON'n. * Gone Where the Woodbine Xwineth. Bats-are smart, but “Rough on Eat*” beats them. Clears out Eats. Moths. Mice, Ants, Roaches, Mosquitoes, Water Bugs, Fiies,-Beetles, bice, Insects. Potato Bugs, Bed-huge* Men Weasel, Gophers, Sparrows, Skunks. .lack Cam. : tnuEtev iMoles,.‘Musk Eats, Babbits., Squirrels. , 15p. .and SS e. Drugg ists. ‘HOUGH ON FAIN” Plaster, Forosed. tac. “ BOUGH ON COUGHS. 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In pregnancy. “F’avorite Prescription” is a “mother's cordial.” relieving riaurea, weakness of stomach and other mstressin* sym-’toms common to that eendite If its use is kept up in the latt.-r months of gestation, livery it so preparer the an^ systrm fo- do almost as to greatly lessen, manv sufferings rimes entirely trying'ordeal, do away with the of that “l'avoriie J , re»ertptloti,»when taken in cotmeetion with the use of Dr. Pi. Goldtn Jtedical Discovery, Pierre's' s.-d smell M ■ five dose 3 of Ilr. Purgati. i - r (Pittite Liver Pills), cures Liver. Kidrz----mid Bladder diseases. Thoir cotri-i*--d usf removes blc-d taints, and abolish. - C.iTl eerous and scrofulous humc:? :,->m the system. “Favorite Proscription» tfc- only medicine for women sold, by drum .-rs. under a positive guarantee, fr ;.> -- tion manufacturers, to that it wi.l more.a-iii gr s.jv.-f. - every case, or i - funded. This guarantee has been prim ' on ried the bottle-wrapper, and Large fa.- - bottle* out for many years. fino $5.00. doses) $1-00, or six bottle* for 125" Send ton cents in stamps for X'r Pierce's large, illustrnred Treatise (KC pages) on Diseases of " omen.
