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About Jones County headlight. (Gray's Station, Ga.) 1887-1889 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1888)
URAL TO B ill .. :.Al) (i \ltl>i;\. Silage for t'altoning. The latest comparative trial of silage in the fattening sLieiy of cattle liy the Itoyal Agricultural Voelcker is recorded by Or. in the new number of the so eiety’s hay ./m/muL silage From the same meadow and were made, the grass for and hay weighing that for silage 15 tons few 7 hundredweight, pounds under a 14 tons •_•} hundredweight divided Twelve lml locks were into two equal lots, one to be fed on hay and the other on Htlage, with the addition of tl pounds of lor cotton e:wh cake bu'lock and a pounds day of maize bo h meal per „• lots. and wale at will. After cgl.ty-four S sST o !’ Te weight of the six bullocks fed on hay KdX r n whi.r«ha 1 ofTtx Ol lilt six Ted »•" on silage was Willpounds, , or 1. ti.fi pounds t« I uw pel < ay. As there was oriL-mally about lo hun remained after the hay bad been eon suined to feed the ix bullocks for a few davs it anneal- tied with a considerably smaller consumption of glass, file am mills fed on silage made a slightly greater gain in live weight The silage in this raw* wh-' Hour, lml of very »„>oorl ouul.ty. Dr Voclekcr sbo ”iv/ ibc icMilis l. of ’in expermicnl • witnessed ■ , , bv , Inin - which • in silane ing^nearly intended to be sweet n^l^iu but cnnt-iin as much mid tin; other experiment, was trie* aimin^t bay from the same meadow w b equal <juautitic*8 of other foods. In this ruse the gain in live weight was I (i pounds per head per day among four bullocks fed on silage, against 1.8 pounds among four fed Oil liav ■> ’ DiIidmi inj* fat I In. The .subject of dehorn)!).'' vicious bulls 1ms received much nttcution lately in a^iieullurul nailers, mid a rorrcnpomleut of the 7,'fovi/ X ,a .rives Mime valuable advice on the subject lie says: “After about seven months’trial I can add my testimony to the many who have already re. ......ended the ,,,-aetiee. l think the danger to the animals amounts to nothing 1 have dehorned «lxMJt eighty cow h and yearlings. 1 h.ivc tiicfl IhtuIVs saw. It is good, but » small butcher's spring back saw, cost good io/f from enough; fifty to seventy-five cents is and the good wife will be glad to have it to cut beet hones when mit in use on the horns “The bulls ami rows are not fastened in the name way. If the horn Is cut in the right )>lace there will be very little bleed ing. there There will be no stub horn, | mt will be a good looking muley that will bo harmless in the future lam quite sure that no one will ,-ive up the practice afraid who mice bcies Do not ho of cutting too close, if yearlings or young stock one must, cut half an inch into thc skin There is no loss of appetite couple and but little loss of milk for a of milkings. After that lam satisfied there will he a gain in milk and butter, because thc cows cannot harass each other, and cvcnthin*' gentl/iicrd that helps to make a quid ami increases the yield of milk aul butter “I allow no dogs ,U„,iii mv blow <anvs and they ate never struck a in thc stable harder than a little tup with the lum' hand to make them stand over If that is not. enough I turn my back to ward them, and with the hips give them a shove over. I used to think a stable could not bo managed without more or less kicks, milksioe! whacks, duh and profauitv. abstinence,’ A year mid a tv.If of ‘total and a stable as quiet ns a kindness parlor, have convinced me Him, while will not 'cure all.’ we have not onc-tcnth part, of the trouble we did have, while we have more milk ami but tor. I ei any one who doubt, cut o.T the horns to begin with, and tin i, ‘reform themselves’ and trv the new p|.,„ awhile, and I believe Huv'wiil never allow horns or blows in th. ir barns I'ht mu .‘lint (iaction Notes. Don’t milk at six oYlock to day. seven to-morrow, and half-past seven the day after, Improper footling is the cause of nine out of ten caws of sickness among your homes “kicker” Many a good row has been turned into a by milking her when her teats were sore. V'se every jireeaution to avoid tire. Have a convenient peg for each lantern in use in the barn, and never place a light where it mav accidentally set fire, Be careful in leaving hot ashes around, “cholera, Hogs are plagued with t wo kind- of ' one affecting the bowels and the other thc lungs, tme is really the hog cholera, the other is the swine plague. diseases Sometime- the hog has both at one time, A- a rule, toe farmer who carries the mo-t grass on his farm produces the most stock. And those countries which product* thc wiGst stock P er hiri* of laml cultivitted are genetally the richest in agricultural resources. A curious estimate is made of corn, viz: Enough corn is usually grown each vear in this country to allow each in lubit.mt one bn diet a week more than enough to supply all the food required for fifty thousand people, but the larger portion of corn i- used by live stock, and thus converted into me it. Boot is a very valuable fertilizer, but it is much better to apply to moist, cool land than to that whic h is dry and warm. It absorbs heat, and appropriates mois ture from tlie-oil, A small quantity of soot and plated ill hills ol melons, them squashes immpkin will cause to grow rapidly. It also kills many insects. An experienced reduce poultry raiser advises people to the stock ol foe Is as soon as the year’s hatch is well provided for. but to hold on to oid turkeys and old geese,as they get used to ihe ways of the 1 arm and are worth much more as breed ers than young ones. Ducks are also good until three year*. A turkey is in her prime at five, and a goose at twenty years of age. A ladv who claims to have had twentv Tears’ success offers this re. iiw in Ohio former, tor keeping eggs. Take good fresh eggs and rub them over melted Jard: Thus closing the pores in Then a «< ••># bran in a box and a layer of eggs, setting r rrees p set 4 1 last 4 spring ■ will v be greatly xi »ST prcvetitAhal''repeated\ioi-tiu" , f^ a .r.e c, !ii. “ami It ,i J e ,the soil caused bv alter c ami thawing, which is so jniuriou- to the voun- root- The nn terial should not'be allowed to lie in eon , act wi!h the stems of the trees, lest mice, under it- shelter, gnaw the bark. A good plan is to first draw a cone oi earth lifted, indie- high nr.mr1 the **“’ then mulch aruund the base of the thc (!lird , n . - Wl; wi * „ h the rca(] , r wotl!(J |>)aIi , the gr;if „. in evm . vacant Uildlnif-. around the home h U( : ( , a))(1 falm Allow them *&£ r 7 - . ..... . to shade some walk or sunny spot, or K »il| ,o„, aI ,d cover an ornamental treble, ft a( , ( , beauty V01lr place, comfort i’ to your home, joy .iVli.rUt to your children, and of to every mis - ■'*-» —____ Hidden ,,, , , in . „, I rent. Nome ivoou-oiitter.s in me loif.st ol discovery. Dromaling, Kngland, made fell a strange They began to a vencr oak, which they soon found 1° o'; finite ' hollow. Being half decayed it *P‘<-uilJ fame ... to tin gtounu (rmlinl i with a crash, disclosing a skeleton in excellent l-'-'-vatioi^ even the boot, which came tho knee, were pcitcct. I»y its «*''' were a nowderhoru a p ; .r.-lain J>i|*r*b«>wl and a silvei w.ittli. 1 jh> te< tli were perfect. It. would seem to be the skeleton of a man between thirty and ‘ I)rt y years ol age. It is eonjeoniiwj that the while engaged 111 hunting slipped lie climb -el tree for some purpose 1 and into tilt* ., , hollow trunk from r which then: wits no *c;U*iihc, uiul ho probably died ol star v ’ llt i < ni. Another mystery was found in ? t ‘ le *' 1 ’ 0;n a , '- <i (li ,! , .fo bin.! a large block, about eighteen 'H'dics in diameter, that has been knock m various yards and wood - *«» s l lllf "1» » a tely, and in it was »*'"''*> «« «“««• »ol« »'»>'* three-iourths im mch m SIZI '- contamm K a bun( ' h of lialr done hair tip in a pieee of jimite.l The was near the centre of block and fastened in with a pine P‘"K- T 1( was apparently put m ... wh n trie ' trc ® was quite small, ns the tree had rowB ovcr the plug to th thickness ot a,mul four uiches, with the grain per rc, ' ll smooth awl A natural curiosity was shown in a t ! m,J< ' r merchant s workshop. I his was the nest ami skeleton of a bird imbedded . » p^ce ofbm:h. The timber seemed M ult « *o«»« 3l11 Tound the cavity, and there was no sign of any aperture into it: b,,t th<! timber l,(;i "b r Nil ' v< • ,| «!>• ,h <’' nest with thc bird sitting upon it was found, Th,! nest ‘»l*i»*‘» r ><1 to be built with mud, anfl thc bird resembled a titmouse, I’rolmiily at the looping of a branch a L ' avlt y w “® lorme<3 ' an<l the outside sub- 8«-<l«cntly grown over. But how thc bu-d was seems diihcult. to imagine, 1,1 tllc cc'iter of a log ot Honduras n ' aho S a »y the saw revealed a large piece ol honey-comb the cells The hard, tinder and says the wax w,th was resem bh <1 111 color the appearance of a mum "'?• The remains of the bees were in crnHed m the wax. Another log of ma h ‘r an v " as bcm ? , u ! m vl ' ,u, ' r b J r a - cabinet-maker, when his . attention was * tlr “ !Wd b >’ a remarkable and striking l ,rofll, ‘ of hcr ,na "sty tna knot m the '1 likeness was so true that all wbo 8aw Hml " acknowledged this curiosity the only rcsem- been, 'Uncovered in the present year we might have had pihdee midiogany mtded to the m *? w ending list of articles so distin- 8 n ' s hed. baV ( ' 0ads be «“ found ... in - <,ll , .' s !' d 1,1 solid bodies , , that , it . is not sur pnsmg to read tu a N ottish paper that a servant, while breaking a cd urge pieee find of coal for the Jim. was start to in tlm center of the l.lo. k a full-grown toad, which appeared tojJ>e m excellent health ami spirits. A has H'ommon discovery was made in Birkenhead. A gentleman then* was presontod with a cow’s tongue, which appeared After the' to lx* perfect in boiled every re- lit sped. tongue sandstone was imbedded d iscovered a three-quarters pieetvof in it about of an inch in length, half an t lueh in width, and a ;» l “ r .' c r of m inch,in ’tiickneas.-CW . no . s ' 0,11 lion to Prevent * Hail road Collision*. A most wonderfhl invention is reported from Vienna. An Austrian engineer has, . b is . said, , designed, a truck to run before every railway train,, being maintained al ways at a fixed (but adjustable) distance in front by the force of an electric cur rent transmitted along the metals from a dynamo on the engine. The current is \ (inducted through the mercury contained in glass tubes on pilot truck. If, there fore, the truck comes into thc collision the tubes are bniksm and the contactcou s ,, 1M . nt ly destroyed. The interruption the current instantly, and automatically applies the breiiks on tin* following tra | n . it is claimed by the inventor that two expresses, fitted with this system, might with immunity be set to run full tilt at each other.. The collision of their pilot trucks would arrest the progress of l«>th trains before they could meet. The element of humam fallibility is accord drivers ingly entirely eliminated, and may dash through a whole series of danger signals vrithout risk, being auto matically arrested the moment they reach the spot that is , really dangerous.— >?. JemeYt Gm«tte. A Vaiqne N'eektle. > lr . A . -bid-ton Cole, who is the tnan rt ger of one of the large Chicago whole >alt . houses in the line of furnishings, sihows a novel necktie, he has just received from Tevas. It i« a rattle make skin made up in the form of a four-in-haad tie. The point rattle set in the centre of the outer fold, tr serve the and purpose show- of a tie-pin. of As it glistens aii sorts shift ing colors in the sunlight or gaslight, it makes » very attractive, if not exactly conventional, tie. Mr. Cole says that >VHS ,0 him as a -ample, th-* sender **y»g ,bst - a * <«ve stork ot rattlesnake* iu his country is inexhaustible, he supply (he hicago os many house of thes strange —Chtcuy ties «,• A msy want 2mm. Sensible Views *ork State factory inspectors some sue- ^ ^ n SS' , {1(1 , 18 ^ ars of 1,l! CII d»>°yed in a fac ry without previous medical examina . ^t child under 10 shall no be em ployed lu factories where there is risk of '" 0r JUI where 7 ln J} thcre 1 ® natufe are n0 of lire .. the esca employment, P es - HoifseTSldf'-denda?f^.f*i888 ~~ 7,7 lemCdl Hoo.iV. otherei.lMSstyll ______ taking feature aiMl.Ty^^hSiSS!; about it, because it is unique in >; ^8 g^Gfofly wealth of brown hair eon SffihiShSrthSd? “heJd is a marvel of StoftfaS !*nfn vtXy « ttftftttBt ^,lT i ”' U ° PStod & fVrhir chips rwetted), placed in the nest of •ettin^ liens will drive out lice. _____________________________ The Correct Time. K-d to enable them to do so. But themore delicate a eliroi nviev i- made, the more sub jcc| j: become- ri< rngement, and unless it , , 1I(WS- \v wonder, ihen, that thehu man machine- - oma.-li i,lore delicate and In the J™MASS'S inaiiusprin^ot 11 compj<*x;structure.and ’’.h onth- impuriti-s left in the. blood by adisor deml liver. df|».-mi mo.,: of the ills that flesh >H li, > i i o. Kven eon •unipiion (which is lung scrofula), is trac able to the imperfect action ion*/ t-malogiu* of ^ravc malnUies have their ,Dls^r^’i^^ilte’S in nlthy, normal :ictioi» of the liver, and acts as a cure preventive of these diseases, consumption Surely cured, To the Editor:—Please inform your readers that ! have a positive remedy for the above d >*"»“*: «>’** use thousands of iioi»eh‘SS cases have been permanently cured. I shall be ukut to send two bottles of my remedy i’kkk to any of your readers who have con FUfriiiflon if they wil, send mo their Express ami r. T. O, A. address. HUM I'M, Hespcetfully, M. m Peart St., N. Y. < In one week,80,000 bushels of Scotch potatoes were received at New York. $500 Krward J>r. , in good faith, by the manufacturers S« go’s Catarrh deniedy for a ease of ea n*!i wjiich ihey cannot cure. It is mild, soothing and licnling in its effects, arid cures “cold in the head,” catarrhal deafness, throat distressing ailments,and disease. many other complications of this 50cents, by druggists. Territory, Women suffrage but. they is re-enacted from in Washington duty. are exempt, jury No one can truthfully say that Catarrh is \%rtAm pamphlet. BVarffiS, Pyrity and Strength I’ltc : in the blood and the latter throughout Hu v i'in, are neeessary to the enjoyment of j er fe *t nealth. The best- way to secure both ia to take Ho,.,.”- Strsaparilla, which expels all impurities from •'«'* blood, rouses the klineys and liver, over c Mi. < that ttre 1 feeling, and impart.? that, freshnes. to t ' ! i) nly, whtcli makes one feel perfectly well. “I have taken not quite a bottle of Hood’s Sarsa parjlta, nud must say it Ik 0220 of tb^ best medicine. for ?,ivinu; n;i appetite, purifying the blood and regu lating the digestive organs, that I ever heard of. it did me a great deal of good.’’—M rs. N. A. Stanley, Canastotu, x. Y. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by all druggists. $1; six for ^r». Prepared only by C’. I. HOOD & CO., ApOtlteraries, Lowell, Mass. IOO Doses -^ne Dollar Tito best and surest Remedy for Cure ©f all diseases caused by any derangement of tho Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Bowels. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Constipation, Bilions Complaints and Malaria of all kinds yield readily to tho beneficent influence of •im It Is pleasant to the taste, tones up thc sy tem, restores and preserves health. ; t is purely Vegetable, and cannot fail to pi >ve benc&chd, both to eld and young. s a Blood Purifier it is superior to all others. Sold everywhere at $i.00 a bottle. housI Gone Where the Woodbine Twineth. Hats are Kmart, but “Rough on Rais” beats them. Clears cut Rais. Mice, Roaches, Water Busv=. Flies, Beetles, Moths, Ants. Mosquitoes, Lugs, Bed hugs, Hen lace. Insects, Rotate Sparrows, Skunks, Weasel, Gophers, Rabbits, Chip* mucks. Moles, Musk Rats, Jack Squirrels. 15c and *3c. Druggists. “ROUGH ON PAIN” Plaster. Porosed. 15c. “ ROUGH ON GOUGHS.” Coughs, colds, 25c. aliTsiSn i iumors^cuT?e r> by R0UGH°”!TCH “Rough on Itch” 0 : ntmfut cures Skin Hu mors, Pimples, Rheum, Flesh 'A onn>. Km*Worm, Chilblains, Xt' Tot- h, ter. Salt F;v «•.? b>er Ivy Poison, Barber's Itch.: <•:? id Head, Eczema, We. Drug, or mail. K. S. vvsuts, Jersey City. ROUGHiHLES Cares Files or Hemorrhoids, Itchir-. Pretrud ing, Bleeding. Internal ami external remedy in each package, curt- cure. SY. Druggists J. or mail. E. S. Wells. Jersey City. S PppS teW^JCATARRHAL LLPS Ci«ajQ9»s CRrAH th© field BALM of VIRUS. m Vilnyti loflninm tlion, M Ki v X.S the -v > KJGS, If»tsfor** ilie spiisfn of » atu« unU Smt'll. Apply Balm iti’oeaeu nostril, Fly ,-*oGreer.w cliSt,,N.Y. ST >a ay. .frOK r:i®n?sz^:hly ' «.c, Perm*nshipkArithmetic, Cl? Wuirs ,J. w. ttsxgtit br mar. i L.OLLK«E, 4i: »« • ftit&a)*. PlSOS CURE FOR CONS Ei MPTION A Memory of Early Day*. Till WBMr find another dose: the.'shuddering you frame revolt! ..*12 ci“a/of alt^waol nia’ Huge and gripineold blue pills! coated, easy “MCrSl* to take,cleansing, wrenching recuperating, ^Tgony i withagon y. y ■ fo??h1rTy >etr^nco^tfoSSZt __—- IfSaflerers from tonsamprt.n Scrofula, Bronchitis, and General Debility will ‘ry Scot’s Emci^io.v of Cod Liver OU with MSuM* . R^ad fmve usedScEmuUn in%“ver&s “I of and Debility in Child*m « A Promt Woman’s Airs. Why is a proud woman like a music box? She is full of airs. And if they blow on her, couj^hsand colds must follow. Do not neglect a cola, out take Taylor s Cherokee Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein. SSSfSSI be speedily cured by taking Pnckly natnreciin regularly. Thmwands thus afflicted Asl.i Bitters now bear cheerful testimony once as to Us "------ ------------------ s—a—~ For The NerVOUS T X hf* X1C L/CulillalcU IVhilitated mt,. I he Aged, A 0 ' Medical and ecientific skill has at last solved the problem of the long- needed medicine for the ner vous, debilitated, and the. aged, by combining the best nerve tonics. Celery and Coca, with other effec tive remedies, which, acting gently but efficiently on the kidneys, liver and bowels, remove disease, restore strength and renew vitality. Thia medicine is Ukry /■frames (m It fills a place heretofore unoccupied, and mark! a new era in the treatment of nervous troubles. Overwork, anxiety, disease, lay the foundation of nervous prostration and weakness, and experience has shown that thc usual remedies do not mend the strain and paralysis of the nervous system. Recommended by professional and business men. Send for circulars. Price 8I.OO. Sold by druggists. WELLS, RICHARDSON&CO., Proprietors CPJRI^tmfDEAF 9 t»dH I nEfc# M ■ ,woW * H,0W * _ f Perfectly Restore the j I Hearing, * whet her injuries the deafness the is natural caused by colds, (evert or to I/?uic drums. Invisible, comfortable, always gy In position. Music, conversation, whi* c rprs heard distinctly. We wferto thoi* ITL « ur-tne them. Write to F. HISCOX* York, 851 fe Broadway, cor. 14th St., New Csi LfibJ illnstrated book of proofs, FREE. A y 9 5^ ffi- (\S 9\S *r 8 t c 0 obtained STON tty JB* H. «EL CO., Wbm!i * i ugt ft n» 1>. C* Send for our book of instructions. tv? SIS a day. Samples worth ^LSO^FRBR. Lines not Unde^ the ^ horse s^^eet.^ Brewster Holly. Mich. m~h> X: ; - J 1 3 -J. TH^ Ail i i<\ w i ' wo I m ^0 fAM eD uvs^blqod J "a _S V ’W^Al^yoiir ■:A si V imt'kZfAWr . [ COI'YP.IGHT, 1887.] ARE YOU SECK? T)o you feel dull, , languid, low-spirited, lifeless, and indescribably miserable, both physically of fullness and mentally: bloating experience a or after eating, or of “goneness,” or emptiness of stomach in the morning, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste in mouth, irregular appetite, diz ziness, sight, “floating frequent specks” headaches, before blurred the eye prostration exhaustion, lrrita- eyes, nervous or with bility chilly of temper, hot flushes, alternating sient here sensations, and there, sharp, cold biting, feet, trail paiins drow siness after meals, wakefulness, or dis turbed and unrefreshing sleep, constant, BILIOUS WILluuo C?ii^(qsaVs^ attack, 0 "fei^troulifedwiSia the e tere?We 0 bn- Liver | Co Mrs. A r . I. Y., V. ^Y^ito8: Webber, “For of Yorkshire, five years CalLarauffus previous to j ous linlU rin:.: of heart, poor rest at 1 | taking: ‘Golden Medical Discovery' and ‘ Pellets ,* Hi ftvTiny I Alia. night, Medical etc., Discovery’ I commenced and ‘ the Pellets,’ use of and your derived ‘Golden the 1 Disease. I right was side a great continually; sufferer; bad a severe pain in my highest benefit therefrom.” was unable to ao my own very work, i am now well and strong-.” i “FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE.” the Tliorouglily fountain cleanse health, the blood, which is : humors, from a common Blotch, or Erup- ence. Virulent Hood-poisons are bv its of by using Dr. lion, to the worst Scrofula. Salt-rheum, use, robbed of their terrors Ksneciailv Pierce s Golden Medical Discovery, ’• Fever-sores,” Scaly or Rough Skin, in has it manifested its potency in curing and good digestion, health a lair skin, buoyant ; short, all diseases caused by bad blood, are Tetter, Eczema, Erysipelas, Roils. Carlum epwits, and bodily and vigor will i conquered by this powerful, purifying, and cles, Sore Eves, Scrofulous Sores and Swell bo established. I ! invigorating medicine. Great Eating Ul- tags, Hip-ioint Disease “ White Swellineu.” Golde.v -Medical Discovert cures all cere rapidly heal under its benign influ- Goitre, or Thick Neck, and Enlarged !; lands A medicine possessing the power to cure such inveterate blood and skin diseases as the following testimonial portrays must certainly be credited with possessing properties capable of curing any and all akin and blood diseases, for none are more obstmato or difficult of cure than ’-alt-rheum. SALT-RHEUM World's “Columbus, Dispensary Ohio, Aug. 18th, 1S87. Medical Associa tion, 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.: IN ZT3 Gentlemen —For several years 1 have felt it Rheumatism. to be my duty to give to you the facts in rela tion to the complete cure of a most aggra vated case of salt-rheum, by tlie use of your had ‘Golden been Medical sufferer Discovery.’ from An salt-rheum elderly lad.v relative of mine The a great disease for unwards of forty years. skin to crack was the most inside distressing of the in her hands, causing the the open on She Angers at the Joints and between of adhesive Angers. plasters was salves, obliged to protect the raw places by means the winter months had ointments and dressed bandages, daily. and during quite at to have her hands The pain was severe times and her general health was badly and affected, rheumatism paving caused the way for other diseases to creep in. Catarrh a great faithfully, deal of suffering in addition to the salt-rheum. She had used and with the most commendable perseverance, all the remedies' prescribed by her treating physicians, herself but by without drinking obtaining teas made relief. from She blood-purify- afterwards began aud nerbs- She continued this for several ing roots years but de rived no benefit. Finally, small pamphlets about ten setting years ago, forth 1 chanced to read one of Dr, Pierce's the merits of his • Golden Medical Discovery • and other medicines. The name struck CONSUMPTION, WEAK Golden Medical Discovery cures Con- Lungs. Spitting of gumption i which is Scrofula of the Lungs’, Breath, Bronchitis, by its wonderful blood-purifying, For invigora- Weak I Severe it Coughs, ting and nutritive properties. ! tions, is a I I CfiUKfiMPTffiN . I Solomon Bras, of .Vertft CTayfon, Miami | uunoumniun. I Cl)., Ohio, writes: gratitude “I have for not the the words to express ’ Golden my Medical Discovery ’ good your wife. She taken has done mv was with consumption, and after truing one doc tor after another I finally gave up all hope of relief*. Being very poor and having but one dollar in the world, I prayed to God that he might show me something; and then it seems as though so m< - thing did tell me to get your • Golden Medical Diseoverv.’ My wife took it as directed, and as a result she is so she can work now. 1 ’ ysTmiiBH Gained tu rUUNOS. iXhu! pounds. eat four a Then five X if used I dared to eat about one meal a day. and now can or to.” WORLD’S DISPENSARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Propr’s, No. 663 Main St., BUFFALO, N. Y. T 4. I, WML m mark m, I ? LUMBAGO. Carriage.— graceful carriage Why so many be accounted deviate for from in i there may misshapen beings ai many ways as are MUSCULAR WEAKNESS. 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Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will subdue it, if taken according to di reetions for a reasonable length of time, If not cured, complications multiply and < bnsumption of the Lunge, Skin Diseases, Heart Disease, Rheumatism. Kidney Dis ease, or other grave maladies are sufferer mediately from reco^ended^tto^e^'ladj’whohad’&“e ealt-rheum. She commenced nto^onga I im took one bottle, but seemed to be better. taking However, It at once, I realized and that would no it take time for any medicine to effect a change for the better, and encouraged her to continue. She then purchased a halt-a-rtiozen bottles, and before these had all been used she began to notice an improvement. After taking about a dozen botties she was entirely cured. Her hands were perfectly well and us smooth and healthy as a child's. Her general health was also greatly almost, improved; cured, the rheumatism entirely be leit her, and the catarrh was so that it ceased to much annoyance. She has enjoyed excellent health from that day to this, and has had no return of either salt-rheum or rheumatism. The ‘Discovery’ 6mns to have entirely eradicated the salt-rheum from her system. She is now over eighty years old, and very healthy for one of such extreme age. I have written this letter, of which you can make any use you see fit, hoping that some sufferer from salt-rheum might chance to read it ana obtain relief by using your ‘Golden Medical Discovery * —for Golden' it is in its curative properties, and as much above the multitude of nostrums and so-called * patent medicines,’ sc zealously metals. flaunted before the public, as go Id is above the basei “ Respectfully ours, Wheeler, 1 62 21st St.” SPITTING OF BLOOD. Blood, Shortness of i I promrely cures the severest Coughs, it Nasal Catarrh I strengthc ns the system and purifies the and kindred affec- j blood, remedy. While it Mrs- Rice, of A T ei riant, Vermont. LOUGH uuuun OF _ Ur the benefit J feet J received at liberty from to two acknowledge bottles ol FlVF *L f YFMJv l Land G’ a c cough Golden of five Medical years’ Discovery,’ standing, which and dyspep* curec - KTMMMfi I onuimi, sia - fr 0 ™ which I bad suffered for a long w time. I have also used Dr. Pierce's Extract family, with goodlff^^^ ° F Wat ® PePPer ’ iD WorthS I finntF tOOO ifeS ‘c^SS^fSn “t ILL well, and have only spent three dollars, and z p U rnck; DacK waere h ;re f 1 w:k - notthreethousanddoliarsonc Discovery $1.00, Six Bottles for $S.OO; by Mexican Mustang Liniment ottres Sciatica, Scratches, Contracted . Lumbago, . Sprains, Muscles, Ehenmatmn, Strains, Eruptions, Bnrnii Stitches, Hoof Ail, Scalds, Stiff Joint*, Screw Stings, Backache, Worms, Bites Galls, Swinaey, Braises, Sores, Saddle Galls, Bunions, Spavin Piles. Corns, Cracks. CakOdBieasta For MAN or BEAST, Rub it in VIGOROUSLY ! 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As an appetizing, restorative tonic, it promotes digestion and nutri tion, strength. thereby In building malarial up districts, both this flesh and won derful medicine has gained great celeb rity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and diseases. Fever, Dumb Ague, and kindred
