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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1896)
u » rd me Father. on After passing three years in Paris, a French student wrote to his father as follows: “I hare made np my mind to set to work, dear father; therefore, I should like to know whether it was law or medicine that I came to Paris to study.”—Le Figaro. Slop, Thief! Stop .small malady, which is stealing your strength, before it outrun. your power to ar¬ rest it. and recover wr.ai It took from yon. Tne ssfe- t and promptest recuperator of w&nin* vitality is Hosieiter's Stomach Bitters, wh ch i .auss enews itVf^oirs M acM?Uv a ?o T tbMe 1 f t anetlons Whoso me: I option interferes w tli general iiealtn. Lae tB tters ror dyspepsia, ma }*j*lal, rheumatic and kiduey complaints and huinuanes*. A v'llage humorist wa ; asked to suggest a motto for a new irro ery, and he proposed this: “Honest tea is the best policy.” If you are doubtful as to the use of Dobbins' Electric Soap, and cannot accept the experience cf million* who use it, after the SI years it has been on the market, one trial will convince you. Ask your grocer for it. Take no Imitation. The man who has gold for his master is bound with iron fetters, A Couon Snour.D Not be Nkglectkd. H Drmcn*» Bronchial Troche*" are a simple rem¬ edy and give immediate relief. Avoid imita tions. Before *.ve can become truly rich, we must first obtain the-spirit of content. Dr. Tvi mer s S w a >( p - ft oot cures ali Pamphlet Kidney and Bladder troubles. and Consul tat ion free. Laboratory Blnarhamton. N. Y. The richest people are t hose who have treas ur s which cannot be stolen or burned up. Dr. J. W. Blosser, (a minister of the Gospel) who has been treating Catarrh, Bronchitis and Asthma for 20 years, has at last perfected a remedy that “goes to the spot’ - and makes a lasting cure.- It is smoked in a pipe, hut con¬ tains no tobacco. He will mail a trial lample free to convince any sufferer who will address him at No. 63 W. Cain St., Atlanta, Ga. FITS “topped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nkrvk Restorer. No fits after fl'-nt dav’s u*e. .Marvelous cures. Treatise and $ 2.00 trial bot¬ tle free. Dr. Kline, i)3l Arch St., Phils,., Pa. Everyone Knows How It Is to suffer with corns, and they are not conduc ve to walking; remove them with Himlercorns Spring Medicine Tour blood In Spring is almost certain to be full of impurities—the accumulation of the winter months. Bad ventilation of sleeping rootos. impure air la dwell¬ ings, factories and shops, overeating, heavy, Improper foods, failure ot the kldnej's and liver properly to do extra work thus thrust upon them, are the prime causes ot this condition. Xt Is of the utmost importanoe that you Purify YourBlood Now, as when warmer weather eomes and the tonlo effect of cold bracing air is gone, your weak, thin, Impure blood will not furnish necessary strength. That tired feeling, loss of appetite, will open the way for serious disease, ruined health, or breaking out ot humors and impurities. To make pure, rioh, red blood Hood’s Sarsaparilla stands un equalled. Thousands testify to Its merits. Million* take it as their Spring Mediolne. Get Hood's, bsoause Hood’s Sarsaparilla IsthaOneTrne Blood Partner. All druggists. $1 Prtpareff onlj br O. L Hood a Co., XewsU, Hsos. Hood’s Pills ASK YOUR DEALER FOR W. L. Douclas « 3 . SHOE “Wofct.: THE If you pay *4 to ®0 for shoes, ex¬ s 3. amine the W. L. Douglas Shoe, and aee what a good shoe you can buy for OVER IOO STYLES AND WIDTHS, CONGRESS, BUTTON, and LACE, made in all kinds of the best selected leather by skilled work¬ men. We make and sell more E m $3 Shoes than any other manufacturer in the world. None genuine unless name and price is stamped on the bottom. Ask your dealer for our •** ii, S3. 50, •2.50, 82.25 for boys. Shoes; •9.50, 82 and 81.75 TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. If send yourdealer to canr. ____ enclosing t supply price you, and 36 cents fac¬ tory, carriage. State kind, style to pay plain), size and of toe (cap or will fill width. Our Custom om Dept, . Illus¬ your order. Send for new trated Catalogue to Box R. W. L. DOUGLAS, Brockton, Mast. THE DOWN-HILL ROAD! ‘to d iSTei dines rapidly. Sometime. Just « little ir Tsris« tr iira” *th‘ edst lead* ence of a disorder that nearly always to the mo t serions ro seqoenee,. In perfect hraith. Ter. ere r«ry few women in thj female j;early always there Neileet « *on» of thera weaknjea little tninra 1 . sure orjtanj. o push the soffe-er farther down tn. hill todi,ea-e. Pata stop to tliem. McELREE’S WINE OF CARDUI 2d J& C i 1 T’.*‘^5neS^ ttTe { ^,l£?l^o».n. „ „ . It cTirc-. by buildinz up who.® Disease can’t exist in » strong, 7 of CsHd enables women to car. from ' hen '-" the IV “doc I ,‘o e r D ?ka?kStlf sh. goes to him for he p. One Dollar a Bottle. SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS, ITALY’S TROUBLES. her CABINET RESIGNS AMIDST AN UPROAR. ♦ People are Demanding Crlspi’s Re¬ tirement. Advices AJ—, from Home, T,„,_ Italy, state tnat the ministry announced its resignation in the chamber of deputies Thursday and Premier Crispi added that it had v been accepted . by \ the x .. King, In spite of the strong force of troops and police present about the chamber it was with difficulty that order was maintained. When the announcement r** made lend cheers rent the very air and was taken up by those on the ontside and repeated far and wide. Excited shouts continued over the city for several minutes. Crispi gazed calmly upon the shout¬ ing, cheering deputies, as if such a demonstration was quite an ordinary occurrence, and when able to make himself heard, said: “The ministers will remain at their posts until their successors are ap¬ pointed.” More cheers and shouts followed this statement, after which the president of the chamber asked that the house adjourn until the crowns decided upon the successors of the ministers, who had just announced their resignations. The “Leftists” raised a storm of protest against the proposition saying that tho government should bo im¬ peached, that the public were entitled to know who was responsible for the disaster in Abyssinia and that there w as no excuse for not making public promptly all the facts in the possession of the ministers. But when the protests of the “Left¬ ists” had been exhaused, the house ad¬ journed pending appointment of anew cabinet. Story ol tlio Rioting. The excitement throughout Italy caused by the defeat of General Bara tieri at Adowa on Sunday last by the Abyssinnians, with the loss of from five thousand to ten thousand men killed and wounded, according to gen¬ erally credited reports, shows little signs of abating. It is true, however, that the disturb¬ ance caused by the news of tho great disaster and the display of indignation against the government has been in¬ creased by the calling out < f the thousand many reserves, which calls eighty additional men iDto active service. The great majority of these reserves are married men whose families can¬ not be deprived. ANOTHER PROCLAMATION . Capta _ . , General — . of . Issued by the n Cuba, Weyler. a special from Havana says: The ca ptain general of Cuba, Weyler, has j s(m ed another important proclama tion, of which the following is a trans l a tion: .iM y attention has been drawn to the frequency with which the civil and military authorities and the army of fi U ers in the country and towns pro cee ,t to arrest citizens who are after wards placed at my disposal to be de ported from the island without reason¬ able cause for such measures, and, having pointed out in my previous cir¬ cular the charges pertaining to war, tho jurisdiction and the formalities for trials, I have decided to exact, in ac¬ cordance with said circulars, that ar¬ rests must be justified with all reasons and proofs possible, so as to proceed with all justice against the prisoners. “Therefore, the authorities and army officers will so order in every case of anyone who is arrested without proofs enough to establish his guilt. Written information must be made with all the facts that can possibly bo had through verbal or confident.al in- ,™ a tlon ' “These , requires . .. will be more ex- „ acting in the towns where all loyal people must contribute to them, as safety here is greater and as in, so do mg they will assist the authorities to re-establish order and peace by co operating m a strict compliance with justice for which a line has been traced by me. informations and material . . “These proofs willl be sent to this offie to pro ceed accordingly, it being understood that I will hold strictly responsible ft ny officer who does not furnish the proofs ^required in the cases men tinDfiJ.” -------- GOODLY SUM FOR ARMENIANS. National Committee Sends Funds for the Kultan’fl Subjects. Monday the National Armenian Re¬ lief committee at Sew York sent $10, 000 to Constantinople. It is stated by the committee that the distri¬ bution of money is now being made among the Armenians, and that at present tha greatest obstacle to tha work of relief is lack of funds rather than opposition on the part of the sal- tan Mr. Stephen E. Barton,of Westerly, R. I-, has received a cable dispatch from Miss Clara Barton, at Constanti nople nop saving J that the Red Cross So > " t ciety shipped a large qantity of relief suppnee b to vw Lbe .u interior of Armenia, to go by caravan by way ___ of Alexanarttta, on the Mediteranean. Miss Barton has forwarded funds to Htfpoot, Hivas and Marash and says yeporti from the interior indicate that the needs of the suffering Armenians are increasing. _ S.pporf the Offer. It is reported at Pekin, China, that the French government is supporting the offer of a syndicate of French fi nanciera which is < fferiug China the i., an of 109 000.000 tales, France to guarantee the interest. Trolley I'avs anil Tills. Fivni the Evening tfexes, Eetcarji, .V. J. Mrs. Anna Burns, of 838 l’iaao Street, Newark, N. J., is a decidedly pretty brunette, twenty-six years old, tall, andaplcasant con¬ versationalist. On the ground floor of her residence she conducts a well-ordered candy store. When our reporter visited her store, she in response to n question told him a very Interesting story. ago,” she began, “Until about two months “X enjoyed the very beat of health and could work night and day if necessary. Suddenly, and without any apparent cause, X began to suffer from intense pains tn my distracted hoad, In with my limbs and temples. Almost ending pain, I tried this seemingly never nfter proscrip¬ cure after cure, prescription of medicine of all tion and almost a gallon good. Iu fact I kinds. Nothing did me knuckles any hands became worse. Tho of my soon became cramped and the pain in my hips became more and moro be day. Business in tho store had to at¬ tended to, however, and so I was obligod, suffering as I was, to keep moro or less on my feet and occasionally I was forced to go out. This was the ordeal I dreaded. Each time I went out I trembled when I came near tho ear traoks for my pain at times was so severe that I was obliged to stand perfectly still no matter where X was. On ono occa¬ sion I was .seized in Ibis way while I was crossing the tracks on Market Street and (horn I stood perfectly rigid, unable to movo hand or foot while a trolloy car came thun¬ dering along. Fortunately it was stopped nil before it struck mo, but the dread of it lasted as long as my pain, for I tievor know whan orossing tho tracks, whether X would not drop to tho ground in my agony and be crushed to death. My anxiety to get well grew apaco and I had about given up iu de¬ spair when I saw iu tho Evening A'eics one day, aajidvertisomont of Dr. Williams' I'iuk l'ills. Hero was something I hadn’t tried before and I lost no time in getting to tho nearest drug storo. There wonderful, I paid ilfty health cents for a box of those truly X had finished taking restoring piils. I Beforo began to feel relieved; the half of tho pills pains in my hips gradually disappeared and for the ilrst time in many days 1 felt as if there was some hope, I continued to take the pills and the more I took, tho better I felt. I finished ono box, got another and now having taken only n few of tho second flity cents’ worth, 1 am froo from all pain and as lmppy as the day is long. Since I begau to tako Dr. Williams’ Pink Tills 1 have gained thirty pounds and now when I cross tho ear tracks I don’t care if there is a dozen vohiclea nearby. It is a great relief, I assure you, and suffering humanity has a never failing friend in Dr. Williams’ l'ink Pills for Palo People. I know what I am talking about. I speak from experience.” Pink Pills oontain, in con¬ Dr. Williams' a densed form, all the elements necessary to give now life and richness to tho blood and restore shattered nerves. They are also a speciilc for troubles peculiar tOjfemales.suoh and all as suppressions, irregularities forms of weakness. In men they effect it radical cure in all cases arising from whatever mental, worry, overwork or excesses of nature. Pink Pills are sold in Uoxos (never in loose bulk) at 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50, and may bo lmd of all druggists, or direct by mall from Dr. Williams’ Modtoino Company, Schenectady, N. V. Heating Freight Oars. It iB reported by a German for paper the that successful arrangements prevention of damage to merchandise through excessive cold, have been ex¬ perimented with on the railroads from Goblentz and Wiesbaden to Berlin. The winter of 1894-’95, which was par¬ ticularly severe through central Eu¬ rope, was responsible for groat losses of perishable freights in transit. Veg etableg( fruitgi boer wine , li quors ttB( j mineral water suffered most, was, therefore, proposed perishable to heat f ro jg b j oarg carrying suck traffic, and up to the [.resent time not u g j n g) H cage or a barrel containing liquids has suffered iu transit while on these cars. A stove in tho eoutral part 0 f the car, which is heated from with (jU t j supplies tho neoessary warmth, an( j tkemometor, which 1 b visible from t h e outside, reveals to tho iu B ., ec t ori whoso duty it is to ascertain the temperature of each car at every station, whether ho has to open the ventilators on top to reduce the heat, or whether new fuel ought to be in¬ troduced to keep up tho fire and in oreasa tho temperature. A Blight ad¬ ditional rato iH chargod, and as ship¬ pers prefer this increase to tho uncer¬ tainty of the woather, the entire sys¬ tem is pronounced a success on all sides. The Methodist Minister and Ills Plug. The editor of tho Melbourne Spec tat, f Lorimer Fi.on, a minister with some unique ^ (>{ cburacter He 0(litH the pa . P per with bis coat and boots off and a .J P J . q Lig mouth He says that J t fore hig ordination ho was sent for b * tho of ..jaminers. “Mr. p , gajd OM o( tha board , “your ic gr0 eIcol]otlt( but thcre ig ono J ^ o ,-j to Figon agkc d wh jt ^ «y ou are addicted to ^ ^ habH Qf Fisou ex plained that he saw no evil in it; but, # larf?0 plag f r0 m his pocket g9 j ( j i «j n deference to your opinion, t]e j promiHe you this: As ^ ^ p haTfc Bmokcd tbo pIug I bold . n ^ hand j wU1 cea8e gmok i Dg f or . Th#y w „ t() satisfied, and he ---ordained was next day. But as he re fills the big pipe he chuckles and tell« you; “J’ve kept my word; I’ve got that yery plug yet.”—WeatmiuBter Gazette. How Hold Comes. “I think gold is being hoarded,” ob served Manchester. “Nonsense,” replied Birmingham; “I waH in a bank yesterday and saw about two quarts of gold coin on the counter.” “That’s a fine way to speak of gold coin, measuring it as thongh it were milk or cider. “The expression is all right. Gold comes in quartz.” There i. more Catarrh in this ,, section of the ,. ongtrr ,i, an ail other disease, pot tovether, *t.ff until the ».t few year, was yearsffoewr. supposed to be inrara’.le, for anireat many and pr^wrilxel ioeal proaonnoeff ita local ff,»ea.e. failing remedie". and hy constantly arah1<.‘U to ££J r th i^ n ^T« m ^.nSI erefore > ,, i ; t reqmre, Toldo. factor*-! by F. J. < ;h«ney Ohio, i* the only con-t jeafionxl cure ti** interna It ljrind«*M 4i dro;* r»nfal. Se%t.V'‘ Th« ”dfel for any <»’» it fall*'» ct»r». f*«n»l for dreo i*r-and trat^n in It***. A J. 1 HEi?er Sc C Tr |WSold fay_Dr * p iw) -, core I-a wond-rfal orazi and -Mrs. w. iTcaeia. Vaa SW« Blake Avoo.. Brooklyn, N. Y-, Oet. 5*. -M. INTltRKSl'ING PERSONALITIK8. General Sewell, of New Jersey, is the only genuine Irishman in the United States senate. Ho was born in county Mayo, Ireland, and came to this country in 1851, a penniless or¬ phan, at the age of sixteen. The duke of York’s collection of postage stamps, which he recently sold to one of the Rothschilds, bore an in¬ surance of $600,000. I The widow of Alexander Campbell, | the founder of tho Christian or Oamp fW. t' bellite jinoty-four, R. church, Thompson, in is Bethany, living, who W. at the Va. for age Mrs. of was so many years postmistress of Louisville, VKy,, is her daughter. Rain-in-the Face,who was tho leader tjn the Custer massacre, is now a po (iceman Ho at the Standing Rock uniform Agency. wears his govorumont with as much pride as lie used to wear tho war bonnet, and is ns netive now iu preserving the peace ns ho was for tuorly in breaking it. Cieorge VondnrltiJ* Vanderbilt lina has iwvilrvhf bought and .»««? shipped to his great farm, Biltmore, near Ashvilic, N. O., tho whole herd of Jersov cattle, 125 in number, of tho Pittsford farm, near Rochester. The sale of this famous herd, owned by -Frank W. Hawley, the third of tho live owners of great heads of Jerseys in New York, is due to the action of the state board of health iu its attitude as to tuberoulosis iu oattlo and the confirmation of its action by tho court of appeals. 3 it I Gladness Comes X A/ith a better understanding of the VV transient nature of the many phys¬ ical ills which vanish before proper ef¬ forts— gontlo efforts —pleasant efforts- rightly directed. There is comfort in tho knowledge that so many forms of sickness aro not due to any actual dls ease, but simply to a constipatedcondi tion of the system, which of Figs, tlx) pleasant family laxative, That Syrup is why it is tho prompt- only remedy ly removes. with millions of families, and Is everywhere esteemod so highly beneficial by all who value good health. Ha effects are duo to the fact, that it is tho one remedy which promotes internal cleanliness, without debilitating the all Important, in order to get itsbeno ficial effects, to note when you Pin Which to, that is manufactured you have the Xty genuine tho Califoriiia ajilele, i’ig Syrup Co. only, und sold by all rep sifiililo flriiiyijrifit H tivesor other remedies aro not needed. If afflicted with any aetiml disottse, one may bo commonded to the most, skillful physicians, but If in need of a laxative, then ono should have the best, and with the well-informed everywhere, Syrup of Figs stands highest and is most satisfaction. largely used and gives most general ALABAST 1 NE. ih •xk Sf 9 IT WON’T RUB OFF. 1 !!■ Wall Paper is Unsanitary. m 9 it 9 It won't Kalsomine is tem¬ 9 9 rub off" off porary, and Scales. rots, rubs t ; ALABASTINE ftwt paitor ihftt YHi oat htr». DOCTOR-*" it noi bad ihritit." §ah* tnough, 0i»$ ma* *tu h*9f ftvottr Mata of ! 9c&£§i 9 t.i forms a pure and permanent coating and time* docs . not require to bo taken off to renew from nm to time. Is u dry powder. Tho latest make A ^nr being adapted to mix, ready for use, witli . 9 ) ► “* - r Le*-/ ^~ =L ”- Cold Water. In Can white bo easily and twelve brushed fashionable on by any f A - on( ,. Made toall ttylet* tints. ALABASTIN8 decorating. Isadftptod m of plain arid relief P-I: ASK YOUR PAINT DEALER TOR CARD OF TINT*. 9 II not for sal* In your town, writ* ua for Mini of i \ vefLCIT**' ” nearest dealer. MjOH.f . tMANUFACTURED ONLY BY ALABASTINE OO; GRAND RAPIDS. 4.-*- Better use them this way, if you don’t usi* Pearline. Give your tired arms and aching back a rest, somehow, when you’re scrubbing 4B& \ *" d ^r.Lrd Id-r’ Of cour.,. , But when a person has cleaned house with Pearline, year in and year out, and knows how much work it saves, and time, and rubbing, nothing seems Pearline— more absurd than to try to dean house without it. no soap with it—just Pearline—makes house-cleaning easy. \ \ \ 1 ) MBjS&mbtY'.v Mm Shooting F > ain.s in any part of §&&& \ wiiicin are in usually turn is mused < an ' "! by !«•/ a Nf-nral^ia low Mati ^ ^ 8 m |p( the in'j'A. I'nrify the b!oo«l HiT-ttgK \ ’ pains cciisc. Bb'/.vn'h Ikon* X YuMllik si )purifies the iloud. Wff I t \ ** 3 P f" blown CaBMicAi. Co.. im-.r- VI. By w ® ^ : 7 / Sfl th« Kertt* H»Jo!c« And tannin sing. With onr new hardy grasses, storm and fodder plants the poorest, most worn oat, toughest, worst pteoo of land oan bo made as fertile as theralloyof the Nile. Only takes a year or so to do so! At tho earns Urns you will be getting big crops'. Teosints, Qiaut flpurry, Haoallns, Lathyrua, what a variety of names! Catalogue tells you I Ix roc Winn our THte out akd sawn it to the John A. Salaer Seed Co., La Crosse, Wls., with 10c. postage, you will get free their mammoth catalogue and ten grass and grain and fodder samples (worth (1 to get u •tart.) (A. O.) WR1N8, Ga. J. T. SHnrTRIN*. box ^ Tkt Sir:—'“Having obtained a of your TRHiNi which of Hunter Wright, itching of Louisville, piles Ga., I used on a case of or five years’ standing. I spent. iSO for different kinds of remedies and the skill of doctors, all for no good, until 1 got the Trttkiunx. I am now well. Accept thanks.” Your*. Kino. W. H. By mall for 50o. Iu stamps. An Atlanta llnnker bn* Wards of Praise for a Homo Institution. Mr cantor, at the Atlanta Nn tional Bank, la very careful with his words, MOf OIlJ.V fit fi tlAtH'JOFltllf, hilt ill Ills lion ^uernllv. Like the rest of us, he is sick sometimes; but, unlike many of us, he knows ,.j | mx o Tyner's indigestion, Dyspepsia have Remedy always in attack* »r acute ami ‘ """ Price per bottle, 50 cents. For sale by all drugststs. Muny Inf! tinners i’otubln® to Reduce Health to 1 Parker’s he danger UingorTonlo limit. The reviving properties these iHs. of overcome Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for inflamma¬ children teething, softens the gums, reduces bottle. tion, allays pain,cures wind colic. 25c. a THE FREEZE IN FLORIDA iOreed the A. B. Campbell Co., of Jacksonville, to soil out to tho Freyor & Bradley MuiloCo., of Atlanta, tia. They hail a groat number ol piano* and organ* tu stock that tho F. & 11. M. Co. do not handle and ‘hoso mu«t bo sold. Below will ho found a partial lilt ot tlionu tnitrumenU with tho oaflh pile* If one, or two years should be wanted, tho lesal rate ot Interest (H i*er cent.) will bo charged, thus placing tho ono wanting time upon the same boats as tho cash buyer. This is tho first time In tho history of tho music business in tho Smith that this 1ms boon dune. In writing tho K. AH. M. Co., about tho lnstrumoutii In tho list bolow, rorer to thorn by the numbers. These Instruments aro NEW. and are guaranteed f»r 6 years, except when otherwise speetflod. UPRIGHT PIANOS. No. Name. Style. Price. tm *...... Ebony. 107 00 «...... '• ...............pi Walnut.... ... 211 00 4...... •• ...............ik Walnut.... 211 00 u «• ........ 18 « »« IHKbcny........... 200 00 4 •• ........i*<>ak..............su 102 »<> 00 N *• ...............12 Mahogany.... Mahogany.... 211 00 » *• ......IK 211 00 10 It”.... ... 44 ...............11 Walnut Mahogany 2 o:i oo 44 ...............Hi 12......Smith A Barnes, K Walnut.,.. i«7 oo 18 “ 44 Walnut..... 104 00 ..... Walnut..... 104 00 14 •• *» 15"*. 41 44 K Ebony...... Walnut.... 107 150 00 00 in K <>*lt.......... I OH 00 ii. 11 oak.......... 170 00 IN 207 00 W...... *• 11 ir 44 *’"””",, walnut 2H7 00 || “..^McCammon .........7 '■■'.I Mahogany. Mahogany. 207 207 00 00 as>...... “ *»...... ” ......... ] ffiS"“* any ' 207 00 """'"7 Eliony.'""!; 107 00 ...... 107 00 „ no';;;" •< ’........ ........'L’'il 7 oak........ i)"’“' 207 00 «...... ” ll u ' y "" Jjj..... Mtlionnv' 907 00 ......... na 00 ......Kiinl.al) H H ,, mtnnr nu Khoiiy...... 114 00 «,......Btuyv«.*nt...........walnut...... nn 00 M........... i#« 00 ualucs Bros.V.'..'.'....4 Mahogany.... 187 J* »» ;< M...... ” ....................... « ••• ZZsmmrZZZ. lW 00 .....gnHar Bros.................................. «z «i) B 40 .....Wheeloek..............5..................... Haines Bros........4 Mlboiioy IIJ I® 4 JO «......8tuyvesa.it...........Kh»oy............ <• 1 ' ..... J«" «*» • FREYER & mm%* M MIlAIA U S C CO ■ •9 w tlllOCHKR, Oeneral Manager, 9.T.MAmzK, * „„ l r HOME OFFICE' C. F. BREWZR. Mgr., .. CHATTANOOGA, TEffff, j JACKSONVIIXb, ILA., ATLANTA, - WT . CA- -. I 24 E. Forsyth St. 03 Peachtree St. 205 Market Market St St. Successful growers of fruits, berries, unci all kinds of vegetables, know that the largest yields and best quality are produced by the liberal use of fertilizers containing at least 10 % of Actual Potash. Without tho liberal use of Pot¬ ash oil sandy soils, it is impos¬ sible to grow fruits, berries and vegetables of a quality that will command the best prices. Our paftiphlett are not advertising; circulars boom* big spe cial fertilizer*, but are practical ■works, contain itiK kite est reieftrche* on file iutpieet of fertilization, on, and arc really helpful to farmers. '1 hey are sent lice c fur the asking. GERMAN KALI WORKS, Nasswuviit-. New York. EGGS! I Strawberries Free! Hrown L'fihot 1* yittmitli us, tIm Kooks, «t*at - ••Bt. layers ; li»-n. 18 hgfS the business troni either #I.0>> and ir»*w hall 85 plants liarly Knrliaat Mite Strawberry, of both alia NV Host ; Netting If want W lit) plants ties. you J, ( io Ini prove your poultry IWk* and garden ana know why chickens pay better than cos a Jc .f ami how bills, strawberries say* doctor’s our tree klus RS^trated ■Rfnot* Kciiimniiw catalogue tails li»»in» unique Ho* 191, Marietta, Georgia.^ OPIUM mid WHISHT habit, rant*. 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