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    Why You Feel
Ho weak and exhausted 1s because your
blood is impure. As well expect the
sanitary condition of a city to be per¬
fect with defiled water and defective
sewerage, as to expect such a compli¬
cated piece of mechanism as the human
frame to he in good order with impure
blood circulating even to its minutest
veins. Do you know that every drop
of your two or three gallons of blood
passes through the heart and lungs in
almnt t wo and a half minutes, and that,
on its way.lt makes bone and muscle,
brain and nerve, and all other solid*
and fluids of the body? The blood is
the great nourisher, or, as the Bible
term* It,
“The Life of the Body.”
I* It any wonder, then, that It the blood
lie not pure and perfect In ita consti¬
tuents, you suffer so many indescribable
symptoms? stands “head and
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
shoulders” above every other Alter
atlvo and Blood Medicine. A» proof,
read these reliable testimonies :
G. C. Brock, of Lowell, Mass., says: sold
" For the past 25 years I have
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. In my opinion,
the host remedial agencies for the cure
ot all the diseases arising from Impuri¬ this
ties of the blood arc contained in :
medicine.”
Eugene I. BUI, M. D., .181 Sixth Ave.,
New York, says: “ As of a blood-purifier the I
and general bullder-up anything system, equal
have never found to
Ayer's Harsaparllia. It gives perfect
satisfaction."
Ayer's Harsaparllia proves equally |
efficacious in all forms of Berofulft,
Bolls, Carbuncles, Eczema, Humors,
Lumbago, Catarrh, Ac.; and ia, there¬
fore, the very host
Spring and Family Medicine
in use. “ It beat* all,” says Mr. Cutler,
of Cutler Brothers & Co., Boston, “how
Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
does sell." Prepared by
Dr. J. C. Ayer A Co., Lowell, Mass.
Pries 91; six bottles, 84. Worth $4 » bottle.
SEND YOUR OLD CLOTHES
►TO
THE THOMAS STEAM DYING
-AND
CLEANING WORKS,
Sufi Jackson Ht., . Augusta, o a.
l«rRestoring, Dying and Gleaning of
gentle uefl’i Stilts ft specialty.
V A T K N T S,
Caveats, and Trade-Barks obtained, and
all Patent business conducted for mode
rat* fee* Our office Is opposite IT. S J’a- In
Office and w« osn secure patents
levs time than tliuae remote from Wash
trim. photo., with
Send model, W* drawing or patentable
advise If or
free of charge. Our fee not due till
patent is secured.
A Pamphlet. * How to Obtain Patents,”
Wttll names of actual clients Adrlreas, in your Mute,
or town, sen 1 free.
(!. A SNOW A CO.,
Opp. Patent Office, Washington, I). C.
TAT '^* 10 ftri ’ Wt'ak. Nervous amt
|m| t( Dolillltnled Nervous llahlllty, amt suffering .‘•eminal from
vVeakues*. Nightly Kmmls
slons, «u«l all the rffeefw of
Evil Habits, wlilelt lead to Prema¬
Deeay, l*. Uoiuuiuption Treaties or DIh-uhos Insanity, of
■•'ul for , ara’ on
with particulars for Homo Cur**.
guarantee No euro no pay. J. S.
I’kshs, 819 and 614 GUuroh Si., Nashville,
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meehantciU la tfie iddoal m»d ptibneluHt moat psqmlnr end hen avlHiittflr tho m»a
ctrruiaiton of any ot Ha claa» in the world.
Fully llluatrutod. Il. bt of Wood Kntrrav
Iniia. fuMUhwt vrveklr. four Rend tot iMClmaa
©onv, MUNN I»t t minimi*, our. frd nioiitha* 11 road trial, way, | K.T. 1 .
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•as *>r auMlo tiutUltngs. NMiner*nts vnersvin**
•no r« li plan* and *|>actltcations ft»r the uso ot
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THE BEST FAMILY SOAP
IN THE WORLD.
!l is Strictly Pare. Mara in Quality.
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pc ware of Imitations.
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Elect!'© Magic. Pk8*vlcl|'hu Ekstoe.
er e*' . Il.rt (r»uJ. .niJy buns it » skr^v A.kfor 1 kty
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bobbins’* Electric ♦ Soap.
CRAWFORDV1LLE. GEORGIA.
Homo Raised Flour.
Far Superior to toe Western In Allay
lug (lunger.
Mr. Ferdinand Pbinixy, of Athens,
on* of Ceorgia’s clearest headi d busi¬
ness men, Is a great bcl»e*er in home
raCed provisions of ail kinds andprac
tic s what he |>r< aches by producing a
great many supplies on his farm in
Clarke county— not only enough for
his own use, but he sells all kinds of
piovisions. Mr. Phiniyz’s hams have
M s i at<> . w j (]( , (^nutation, and have lieen
awarded a iitiiniier of prizes at fairs,
in conversation with Ibis gentlemen,
some time since, in siefense of the supt*
riority of home-raised provisions, he
told i>s of a statement made by Jim
Hell, of Jackson county, and which
Mr. I*, says he believes is true. Hell
says when he lias for breakfast biscuit
made of liouie-raised flour, he docs not
grow hungry 0 fore 12 o’clock; but
when western or ‘ store” flour is used;
tiis appetite begins to whet up before
11—showing, conclusively, that there
is inoio nnilrtinenl and “staying quali
ties" in old-fashioned country biscuits
Ir, other words, tlieie ia an hour’s
more work in home-made flour than in
Imported. It is contended that bo
much foregin substance is put by mil¬
lers into '*b night" flour, to whiten
it, thut the nutritious qualities are
greatly lessened. There is doubtless
something In this- — Ulberton Star.
Cancer.
I am satisfied that Cancer is hered¬
itary in my family. My father died
of it, 11 sister of my mother died of it,
and my own sister died of it. My
feelings may he imagined, then, when
the horrible disease made its appear
snee on my side. It was a malignant
Cancer, eating inwardly in such a
way that it could not be cut out -
Numerous remedies were used for It,
but the Cancer grew steadily worse,
until it seemed that I was doomed to
follow the others of the family. I
took Swift’s Specific, which, from the
first day, forced out the poison and
continued Its use until I had taken
several bottles, when I fund myself
well. 1 know that S. S. S, cured me
Winston, S. M. Idol.
MttS. N. 0, Nov. 26, ’8ft.
Him Ki^lil Ear.
I had n rising uu tlm inside of my
head behind my right ear, which grew
so had that the flesh sloughed off. It
was lanced—swelled again an 1 was
lanced the second time. I took S. S.
ft. which forced out the poison, the
discharge being copious. As soon as
the poison was ellnienated the sore
liegan healing, and in a slant time was
imrfeolly well. S. S. 8. has cured me
of this dangerous trouble which was
thought to Is* incurable. J. K. Bul¬
lock, Greenwood, S. U., Oct’ 23,
IftflS.
Gentlemen—Knowing that yon
appreciate voluntary testimonials, we
lake pleasure In stating that one of
our lady customers has regained her
healtli by the use of four large bottles
of your great remedy, after having
been an invalid for several yeai*.
Her trouble was extreme debility,
caused • y a disease peculicr to her sex.
Willis A Co., Druggists.
Waco, Tex. May 9, lftftft.
Swirr’s 8p*ciric is entirely a
vegetable remedy, and is the only me
oleine which permanently cures Scrof¬
ula, Blood Humors, Cancer and Con¬
tagious Blood Poison. Send lor book)
on lUood and Skin Diseases, mailed
ft ee.
Tun Switt Specific Co..
1);awe) 3,Atlanta, Ga.
Common Sense
S,,ou l;! ,M ' •Uetiijitihg to cine that
local «.uri,'orWMtes h.'i'nioni'thwldlhe ld<H^;
good. apolloallons The can do no metlioil > evmanent
common sense
treatment is to purify the blood, ana for
sss
peculiar mutliolii© tlous <*ur»* catarrh is
shotfi tt hv the many testimonials trom
ceipt of two-eent stamp, by C. 1. GOOD
CO“ l.'jwoll, Mass.
* ’*!*•}*•** tj vll' freely take Dr. J. H.Mc
la'SII s 1st 11 int’ Lung Bal!U;UUlike COUgt!
s) i uus, it contains no opium will soothe
anil heal any disease of the ttin at or lungs
»»'«■ -«y«,h«n.«udy.
— . — -
T11 »
When yon are in Augusta and wan
or hair out go to !he Centra
li del B »rlM*r Shop. It is the nlace.
Ex poet rk to rough weather, getting
wet, livl g ill damp localities, are favor*
i*le to tlie contraction of diseases of the
and kidneys the smi bladder. of all A* kidney a preventtue. and liver
for cure
trouble, use that valuable remedy, l)r. J.
|| Melon's Liver and Khlnev Billui.
$1 no per bottle.
fp»« h
The tr. nsition from long, lingering and
painful sick no s to robu-t health individual. marks
an eia ell ill the life of the
Such a remarkable event is treasured in
j| |t , || 1( ..„„ rv ,tutl the «(i*lh'V wherrba the
c „ hl j, h;l , N . e ,, j, g,eatfuily
blessed. Bene, it is tint so much is heart!
in praises ot Kleot■ ,c Rub rs. S<» many
ft*ul t* t*v ow<* lht*ir rv^UNfitioti t*"* hualth.
to i !i«‘ um* of tliu \lt«*mtivo ant
rouio. If von «P> trouble wit. Ston.ncV l « any
cmsd of Kidto \. I vt r or of
long t* short standing you will siiivlt find
' Sold
relief bv the use of Electric Bitters
At vMA :. and ft pe: boUJe at Luca- A Ham- .
n*ark>
The Americas Republican isersjhnsi-j
ble for the following: A pretty married [
woman living in an adjoining county ;
owns a cow that she thinks the world of. i
She milks the cow herself, as she does not
want her spoiled. Since the crops have
been gathered the cow has been uccu running running
in the fields, and . the .. brush , , of her
tail got
filled wiih cockleburrs. One morning last
week the lady went into the pen to milk
and whil she was performing the duty
the cow switched her tail Into ihe neatly
done up hair on the lady's head The
"" y ■»>
pall of milk and began to untangle her
hair. The occupation disturbed the cow
and she began to prance. The lady grab
ll the tail with . ... .... both hands . arid called ,, ,
out: “So wench! so, wench!” Hut the
wench not liklug the grip started in a
rot around ,, the pen. Ihe lady , startled ....
the household by her shrieks, and a negro
woman run to her rescue, hut had to re,
turu turn to to the the house house for for ft a nair pair of of scissors.
I he cow was driven in to a stall, her tail
trimmed off and left sticking to the lady,s
head She went to the house, and we are
„ ,«* h „ u.
gro woman and the halancu of the family
until 1 o’clock that night to pick the
Imrrs from lier head. She vo vs tliat cow
shan’t stay on the place a week, or glns’il
have her killed and fed out to the hands.
LEMON ELIXIR.
Ils Wonder In I Idlcct on the Liver Btom
arli Itowcls, and Kidneys.
A pleasant lemon drink that po.tively
ctiresBiliousness. Constipation,indigestion
Headache *: ; Mal Malaria * rla - Khlnev K ‘ ane > llUeaa.. !*»*• it:,
zincs.', (/olds. , Loss of appetite, Fever,
Ciiills, Blotliclics, Pimples, J’ain in the
back, Palpitation of the Heart, and all
............ "y • n,e,
stomach and kidneys, the first great cause
of all fatal diseases. 50 cents and 81 per
by II. Motley, M. D ,. Atlanta, Ga.
Last week Secretary It. A. X:sbet
was busy mailing railroad passes to the
members of the Georgia State Agricul¬
tural Society’s convention' which
meets in Brunswick on Feb. 12 The
railroads always extend to the dele¬
gates the courtesy of free passes, and
they have not neglected to do so this
year. Secretary Nishet says one of the
most interesting and leading features
of the programme will be the paper to
be delivered liy General Manager Belk¬
nap of the Central railroad on the sub¬
ject, “Relations Between Carriers and
Producers."
LEMON HOT DROPS.
For coughs and colds take I»mon Hot
Drops.
For sore throat anil bronchitis take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For pneumonia and larengetis take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For consumption anil catarrh take
Lemon Hot Drops.
For all throat and lung diseases take
Lemon Hot Drops.
An elegant ami reliable preparation.
Sold by druggists. 2.1 cets per bottle.
Prepared by H. Mosley, M.D, Atlanta
(ia.
If you suffer pricking pains on moving
tin-eyes, or cannot Pear bright liglit, and
find your sight weak ami failing, you
should promptly use Dr. J. If. McLean's
•Strengthening Eve Sal ve. 2.1 cents a box
A Good Maxim.
"Begin right and you will ond right!”—
trite enough to he commonplace, yet see
how Com pram! Oxygen fulfil this con¬
dition. it ho ;ins with a most salutary
and with the expulsion of disease—wit¬
ness: *
"I am satisfied that compound Oxygon
Is nn excellent remedy.
"Da. O. A. Dakbt,
“President of Columbia Female College
“Columbia, S. C , March 1.1, 188-1."
“About six years ago I had lung lirm
mortmges—was led to try your Compound
Oxygen—the hemtnorhoges ceased.
“R*v. O. A. Duxcax,
“Pastor Pre.shpterian Church
JONESBORO, TENX., June 4, 1888 ”
“I think the results of compound Oxy¬
gen are wonderful. “Mrs. F. E. Dawson.
“Saxon vin.r, Mass., August 15, 1888.”
“My throat has not been since the first
week of inhaling Compound Oxpgen,
“Mrs. 5 artin Dubotck
WkstHoi.son, Canada, August 20, 1888.
Send for our brochure of 200 pages, or our
—
lining the result of Compound Oxygen
trurtment incases of consumption, bron
oilier complaints of a chronic nature.
All our publications will de forwarded
free of charge to any one addressing Drs.
si TARKKV ' p^l-KN ' No. 1520 Arch street '
™>iladelphla, In.
--.» . » _
,. KH , 0N . swh 0 a afeof exposure are
subieet to iheumatism, neuralgia and
»n d will find a valuable remed
i» l>r. J. H. MciA'an s \ oh'anic Oil Lin I
' 1 ''' 1 banish pain and subdue I"
'
m * *
A Harrow l'.*rape.
Col. W K Nelson, of Brooklyn, came
home oue evening, feeling a peculiar
tightness in the < host. Before retiring he
tried to dr* w n Iona breath but found it.
almost impossible, lie suffered four days
from pneumonia, and the doctors gave
him up. Dr. Acker's English Remedy fur
Consu mot ion saved him and he ! s well to
da>. For sale by Dr. U. J. Reid.
Their Business Booming.
Probably no one tiling has caused such a
general revival Drug trade at Lucas A Ham
mark's Store as their
giving a wav to their customers of so
many free trial bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery f«»r vttnsutiiption. Tlit*ir tradt* ij
c\* siuiplv from enwnums the fact that inthi^ it very always vAluabtfi trti I
euros amt
neevr «ii^ppoi«U. Couchs. < oia<s. Asthma
Bronchitis, t roup, aniall throat and tun
"senses fore buying quickly hi getting cured. You trial ca t test it b •
a bottle fre
rrge «ite {! Every bottle wnratited.
1889 .
HARPER’S MAGAZINE.
ILLUSTRATED.
IJtHPKK’a Magazine is the most useful ,
« Bterta '"j n « ? n<1 beautiful attractions periodical for in
t)|e mis world. Among the
will be a new novel—an American
story, entitled “Jupiter ill Lights”—by of Shake- Con
stance F Woolson: intratio 'is
r i«s of articles on Russia, illustrated by
T. de ThuUirtip; paners on the Dominion
of Canada ami a characteristic serial by
illustrated; “Commodus,” a historical illustrated play
by the author of “Ren-Hur,” editorial de
by J. R- " cguelin, etc. 1 ne
partments are conducted by George M ti¬
[iam Curtis, William Dean Howells, and
Charles Dudley Warner,
Tin: volumes of the Magazine begin with
the Numbers lor June and December of
each year. When begin no time is the specified, Number
subscriptions will with
current at time ol receipt of order.
Hound Volumes of Harper’s Magazine
for tliree years back. In neat cloth binding
will be sent by mail, post-paid, on receipt for
of $3 00 per volume. Cloth cases,
jri“.R.srad’ binding, W cents each—by Sara mail, post-paid.
uines 1 to <0, inclusive, from June, 1850 to
June, 185, one vol , 8vo, doth, $4 00.
1889.
HARPER’S WEEKLY.
ILLUSTRATED.
II A! pf.r’s Weekly has a well-establish¬
ed place as tile leading illustrated news
paper in America. The fairness of its ed
ftoriai comments on current confidence politics ha? of
earned for it the respect and
ad impartial readers, and the variety and
excellence of its literary contents, which
include serial and short stories it by the the best
an d most popular writers, fit for pe- of
rusa) of people of the widest range
tastes and put suits Suppliments are fre
iss
ability to bear upon the illustration of the
cliangfu! phases of horn • and foreign his
Oapt. Charles King, will he among the
leading features of the Weekly for 1889. with
The Volumes of the Weekly begin
the first Number mentioned, for January subscriptions of each year.
When no time is
will begin witli the Number current at
time of receipt of order.
Bound Volumes of Harper's Weekly, for
three years back, in neat cloth binding,
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Cloth Cases with each volume, suitable
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on
1889.
HARPER’S BAZAR.
1LLU S T RATE D.
Harper’s Bazar will continue to main¬
tain its reputation as an unequalled of fami¬ the
ly journal, its art illustrations are
highest order, its literature is of thechoic
est kind, and its Fashion and Household
departments of the most practical anil
economical character. Its pattern sneet
supplement-' and fashion-plates alone will
save its readers ten times the cost of sub¬
scription. ami its anie.es on decorative
art, social etiquette, house-keeping, cook¬
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Its bright short stories,
timely essays, arc among the best publish¬
ed; and not a line is admitted to its col¬
umns that could offend the most fastidi¬
ous taste. Among the attractions of the
new vol-.ine will he serial stories by Mrs,
Francer Hodgson BuiT.ett, Mrs. Alexan.
dor, William Black and Thomas Hardy,
and a ser es of papers on nursery manage,
went by Mrs. Christine Terhune Herrick.
Harper’s Periodicals.
I» er Year.
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE .....
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HARPER’S YOUNG PEOPLE . . .
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Harper’s Young People.
AN I L L US T R A T E I) W E F. K L Y.
Harthr's Young People begins <ts
tenth volume with the first Number in
November. During the year it will con
tain five serial stones, including Red “Dory- Mils*
mates,’* l»y Kirk Munroe; “The
tang.' by W. O. Stoddard; and “A Day
in Waxland,” bv R. K. Munkittrick;
“Nels Tlmrlow's Trial, " by J. T. Trow
bridirt 4 : ‘*The Three Wishes.” by r* An
stey and orau.l.T Matthews; a' series of
fairv tales wi ilten and illustrated by
Howard Pvle: “Home Studies in Natural
llistory.” intents,” by Dr Felix Sophia L. Oswald; B. Herriek; “Little
Expel bv
••Gtimnses of Child-life from Dickens,”
by Marg .iet E sang-ter; articles on vari
ous sports and pastimes short stories by
the best writers, and humorous papers
and poems, with many hunureds of ill us
trations of excellent quality. Every line
in the paper is subjected to the most rigid
editorial iut scrutity. in order that nothing
iuful may enter its columns.
An epitome of everything that is attrac*
live . nd desirable ill juvenile literature.—
G.Won .Vnrier
-V weekly feast of good (litncs to riK
, Uu[?„ W ° “
tr ti wonderful in its wealth of pictures Ad’
ln f,.rmation sine* interest.-ChrisUan
vucate. N. Y.
Terms: Postage Prepaid $2 Per Year.
IV. -Y. bejittt Sorember ii, 1888.
Specimen copy srnt on receij t of a tw o
cent stamp.
Single Nurabor Five Cents each.
Remittances should be made by 1 ost
Office Money Order or Draft, to avoid
chance of loss.
A^tr#/*!!'**** tire fi(H U* or >py th\s cirtrett so
msnt without the erprm» order of Harper
* Brothers. Address;
HARDER * BROTHERS. New York.
Ilurklrn'* trniea Saivc.
Tkk Rust S.m.vk in the world for Cuts,
Brils** N»n‘5. I iuurs. N».t hi.cum. ,, rcv»*r
s,
Tetter. v’iiapH H.imls, Chilblain*,
f'orw #nJ #» Skin hruption* and I M »f
lively cures Biles, or no |*a> required, it
i# guaranteesl to give perfect satisfaction,
money refunded. Brice 25 cents per
box. At Lucrs ot il.uurau.k. s.
SOMETHING TO DEINK
THOMAS AKIMS,
-Is Selling the Cellebrated
Thomas’ Peach and Apple Brandies,
Thomas’ Holland Gin and New England Rum,
Thomas’ Svlvester (BP>), and Club House Burbon.
These Liquors Are the Best on the Market. Try Them,
-1 ALSO DEAL IX
The Kennesaw and Sword’s Pure Georgia Corn Whiskies.
tif When you mant a genuine article cali on nov9
THOMAS AKINS, Crawkordville, Ga.
AH THERE!
DO NOT BUY
JYTIIJG VS
Relore You See what we Have
-IN THE LINE OF
Drugs* af >2 in Q
A 9
Watches, Clocks, Jewelcry, Etc.
Lucas & Hammack,
3ZSr-o.^g'istis:
No. 7 Chinaberry Si., « • • • Cniwfordvillc,' On.
POUTZ’G
IGKSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
^rouTZ.
r
*0 Hors* will die of Colic. Both or Lux® Fe¬
ver. If Foutt’s Powder* are used in time.
Kont/.’s Powder* will rare nnd prevent Hoo Cholera.
Kontr/s Powders will prevent Gates jx row 1,5.
Foam’s Powders will Increase the quantity ot imlr ur
and cream twenty per cenu and make t! ; butter firm
and sweet. Powders will prevent almost evert
Fouir’s cure or
Disbar*, to wtiicU Horses mid cattle are subject.
I'OUTZ’a POWDKR8 W ILL ®IVE 8ATUFACTIO*,
bold everywhere.
DAVID 2. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
BAD^I^ORE. AID.
For sale by Dr. K. J. Reid.
iRyan’s Patent Post-hole
DIGGER AND TRANSPliNTER.
Light. Hmplc, Strong and EfTcctive.
It Is tho only self-clean inpf Picrger
J mmle, and can be used in any kind of
soil, no matter how sticky, with perfect advan¬
<‘nse. It thus jxjssesses great
tages over all other diggers in the mar¬
ket. With it a man can easily is exceedingly dig 300
•Jri to 400 holes per strongly day. It made and
fgf llgh t, vet Price very $4. war*
ranted.
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MOLINE, ILL.
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NEVER OUT OF ORDER.
If you desire to purchase a sew ir.g machine,
ask our agent at vour place for terms and
prices. If vou cannot find our agent, write
direct to nearest address toyouticiow- nam"A
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CHICASO - 28 UNION SQUARE,NX- Jgk C’l-LAS.
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Club System wir
while aa convenient j
lo the buyer as any \\
instalment system, w AY
a wholesale spot cash M
system to us. The
co-operation of the 11 " 1
club members sells u*
38 watcher In each PH IDT
038 Watch Club, and we Before ret cash from
the Club for each watch it goes
out, though each member only pays
a woek. This is why than we give you
more for your meaty any one else
g- watch and why business we are in the doing world. the frWe largestKgj sell _ MM ^
3aly ^ lrst about Quality others goods, but fi-r*ec-ltgyj ourp™
prices tjualiry-OurSlO are what SilverWatch get IglE
II ont j
is a substautialSilver (not imitation of iftR
iH any Watch—either hind) Stem-Wind hunting American case or Lever open.uEj
m Our ©33.00 WatciibaStem-wmd.jpM
SI: OpenFace, American Lever first W quality, atch .guaranteed stiffened Gold to Kg hm||
wear watch so sold years. for £38 It ia by fully others. equal We to find any
a first-class Stiffened Gold Case much ES®
more Solid satisfactory Gold Case and that serviceable he sold than atfiSS nzfi
any can
less than double the money, as cheap Bp
solid cases are invariably thin, weak, i&fe
short ^ ow quality,# Our ©38 and Watch worthless after
13551 uec. contains
numerous of important vital importance patented im¬
provements, timing —-Patent Dustproof to accur-H 1
ate controfexclusively. % Patent Stent
Wind, &*c., which we It [KS
is bility fully and equal for accuracy, appearance, dura
service, to any $75 Watch .eitheT Kc
Open Face or Hunting. Our$43.00 Rail-Hffi
road Watch is especially constructed for
the most exacting use, and is the best Rail
road Watch made, Open Face or Hunting.
01.00 All these prices are either all cash or in dubs, M
a week. An Ajax Watch / / B
The Insulator Keystone given free Watch with tack Club Watch. Cow _ M
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* Agents Wanted.
Ajsx Watch Insulator, $1.00 \q In U
A pnrf«Jtprol«etion Against mfneilwn. receipt j ^
fStanp Watch. Sent by m»ll on 1
pf price. CC7* e#/er to anp Commercial Apont p
m \ rvilla ui‘.k»pi ranted. h ' Hearj wu-I Solid llJull Gold
A HuntingCaeee. Both ladieo'
r * 11111 pstt* atzaa, with works
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and cum Person of equal in eaek value. In
One free.
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CUTTSIt, GRINDER AND
SHELLER
Combined h One Framf. The Only
Combined Feed Mill Made.
Warranft-j to Give Satisfaction.
Can *.** t?iTer*nt sized Grinders upon the
same ilill at any time. ReeTy five machines in
on«.
Send for cdcilxr to
I'HAZEK A :i VCY,
Williamdmrz, Ind.