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To MOTHERS.
\VE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR EIGHT TO
THE EXCEL S-Vf. USE OF THE WORD “CASTORIA,” AND
“JTTCHER’S CASTORIA,” AS OUR TRADEMARK.
r DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of ttyamit, Massachusetts,
was the originator of <■. CAS ' 0 R I A the same that
has borne and does now bear ‘'~Xs yf __ nr ^ t Pi ovovu t / y
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the fac-simile signature of wrapper.
Tim is themykJ "CASTOR! A” which has been used in
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the homes of the Pothers of America for over thirty years.
LOOK CARLFUlLY at the wrapper and see that it is
making yoeh ce.d uaysbouglr: on the.
and lias the signature of wrap
per. A o one nas aiiihonty from me to use my name except
Tim Ci vt Com. -nu, of which Chas. H. Fletcher is President
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March 24,1S9S. /j
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Do Not Be Deceived,
the life of child, . , , by ,
J do not C 1 '* !'.; 11 i^or your accepting
’ clicnj. substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because lie makes a few more pennies on it), the in«^
• rtclients of which even he does not know.
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought”
SEALS THE SIGNATURE OF
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Insist on Having
The Kind That Never Failed You,
THE CENTAUR COMPANY, 7 7 lylURRAY STREET NEW YORK CITY.
■ MERCER UNIVERSITY,
MACON, GEORGIA.
A high Grade msGuxtioii, with good equipment and with an excellent Faculty.
Full courses ie Latin Language and I,item lure; Greek Language and Literature; E11
g’tsli Language a.“>! f.-u-rature: Modern Languages; Mathematics and Astronomy;
Kid anil llisii : ■ ! s and Cln-mistiy: History and Philosoplty; the Bible; and Law.
Many sti:d< nts ui dt 1 ite college j ar-at a e,"-:d of dlGo.oh for all expenses. For
1 r :iic or I: ; her iiformation, addiess
P. D. POLLOCK, President, Macon, Ga.
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Every Day Counts Now,
Toenabli n ’orni - doctorinc to earn on an active, agressive campaign during the coining
a turner, placim: sotru! in the hands of “doubtful” voters, we have reduced
he price for tlu '•amy-aiga to
25 Cents---.25 Cents-—25 Cents.
One mime or a fl.-..- .-and, 35 emits c-ach paysthe bill from now to Oct. 10. At this
i.iv rate (about cost . ■> siionld have 50,000 new names during July and August.
WAu’t you send la tm if that number. Every reformer knows the solid value of one
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The People’s Party Paper.
It is for straight, : iiti-fu>,ion,Unadulterated Populism, It is battling for the
of the people, loin our already large family and-get others.
Send tlio Quarter !»
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ATLANTA GA.
Vi/hen Yon Need
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Shingled MmiVii:- Door.-, Saslt.Ulinds, Cement, Plast'ir Paris, Plastering
Hair, Sower Pipe for your well or ditches, Jars for your Lard, Jugs for your
Syrup, etc.,
Balts, Hinges, and. Screws for Your Doors or Blinds,
Nails, Locks, t.’i ■ • r Hat Hooks, Shelf Brackeis or anything else you may
need in a COMPLETE HOUSE, Confer with trie.
Washington Manufacturing Co
WASHINGTON, GEGli
They will give you right prices every time you call on them
Ship Your Cotton to
ffl. O’DOWD’S SONS & CO •9
Cotton. Factors,
Cor. Reynolds and 9th Sts., Augusta, Ga.
They tjlive Pcrso J and .Undivided Attention
to Weighing and -<■•: ag of Co ."::. Liberal
Cash Adyanccs Node o: ; Consignmem-, . , .
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SHIP YOUR COTTON
TO-
66 %CT BRAMLITT 4
General Commission Merchants,
B i 7 Reynolds St., AUGUSTA, GA.
FIVE DOORS BELOW COTTON EXCHANGE.
WE MAKE LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES UPON COTTON HELD ON
TORAGE AT REASONABLE RATES.
Person Attention Given to Weight and Selling. Bagging and Ties Furnished
mr Customers at Factory Prices.
TRY Us AND YOU T TILL SHIP AGAIN.
Sugai r-t*.
Quemhow.—C an sr boots be grown
successfully in Ge Smifactured ia, and can the
sugar from them be in a
small way by the fa ire.
Answer.—A ccord to the depart¬
ment of agricultyn at Washington,
sugar beets can not 1 ;ro\vn profitably
in the southern sfe I quote you
what that departtnei ays on the sub
ject:
north temperate tat des. So far as
tiie P roduotiuu of ' • f with high ton
cage is con corn i 1 , it e nd that this
can he accomplished • To the south,
5!££5SKkU , t in localities sugar are, and
^■££«£«!£ lausfacture north. of
it must bo remombe , however, that
J^T^SJSS' tSZfXt
tnde, but rather tc it hernial lines,
uu obliquely to
^ par »neis of urn ,, m & in some
casos across them ain tat tight angles.
As a result ot many rs of careful ex
periinentation, it uu >e said that as
far as temperature a ie is concerned
the sugar herd attaint ,s greatest per -1
fection in a zone c varying width,
through the center of hich passes tho
isothermal line of TO -trees Fahreiu
b«ttor toe tnonths < Tune, July
jf the agricultura !department at
statement, Washington and is they wore < hbtless | - in the above tho
are,
c-otton stares are debar d from growing
the sugar beet prortta . as the south
em boundaiy of the ' p spolvcii of a <
suitable to their , u. ration, passes
through the central pr east and
of rv, Pennsylvania, • cau; Ohio, Milana, -u Illinois,
Iowa and Nebraska, ai. thence dips al
most due south to the llumdarvof Mcx -
ico. The same nuthorit, however, localities says:
"There are doubtless many
lylhg outside of t ri s bolt, both
north and south, in t ’ toil the sugar
l)««t will be form L to thrive;
but this will be ,4ue to some
exceptional qualities iff the climate
or soil, and not to any favorable influ¬
ence of a higher or lowei temperature.' ’
My opinion is that the sugar beet
would find suitable sod, temperature
and moisture in the valleys of our north¬
ern counties and on the plateaus of our
mountain ranges, but n<jt elsewhere in
the state. Tho cost of growing sugar
beets is variously estimated at from
180.00 to $00.00 per acre, and the value of
the crop at from $40,001' to $70.00 per
acre, according to yield tlie'beets. t,nd percentage
of saccharine matter in
The latter part of year question is
fully answored by the Washington de.
partment as follows:
“On account of the cL.boratencss of
the process and the costly nature of the
machinery duce beet sugar, wiiicli even is necessary in small to way, pro- j
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it is not believed that it could be profit
ably made in tho way indicated Tho
department has no knowledge fai-tory of any this
successful beet sugar of
kind. There quantity is no country of producing
any notable beet sugar in
which home apparatus costing only a
few thousand aollars ha- any appro
ciable influence on the ou- |,ut of sugar.
Russia has been cited as an exception to
this rule, but the average annual output
of each factory there is jjwgiund niunbera
6,000,000 pounds, representing an of over
age consumption of 525,000 tons beets,
It would not bo right to (ncourage tho in
attempt such to manufacture should (beet the sugar expecta¬
any way; nor
tion bo excited among ourTartiforB that,
they will bo able to make a crude arti¬
cle of sugar which they can dispose of
to a central factory for, refilling pur¬
poses. ” |
,
Tho, cost of a lirstelaes beet sugar
factory, with a capacity ojf not less than
800 tons of lieots per day will be from
$</25,000 to $250,U00. Ill 1800 and 1897
the world’s production of cane sugar
amounted to 2,747,(500 tons, while or
beet sugar the output was4,900,000 tons.
In that year the beet sugar made in the
United States amounted -o -10,000 tons,
—State Agricultural Department.
■To Cure Constipation Forover.
Take Cstsenrels Candy Cathartic. 10c or 25c.
If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggist s refund money.
Lnavlng Manuixi lit Stable.
Question.—I am situated so that it
will be very inconvenient for me to
either haul out the immure from my
stables or compost it. remrin v/ill it injure my
stock to allow it to in the stables
for a mouth or two, provided I am very
careful to keep plenty of dry bedding?
If tljis plan is practicable I will avoid
one handling, and of ofcureo f that much
trouble and expense.
Answer.—W hile out experience has
been that it is much better to haul the
manure directly to the field or to oom
post it, not allowing it to accumulate
in the stables, the plan you suggest has
gome advantage, and ii yon are careful
to keep a bountiful supply of good bed¬
ding your animal* will not be materially
injured.
By your plan, aa yjm suggegt, you
will save one handlings You will also
aave all the liquid mature. You will
make much more manure, because you
will be compelled to usb a much larger
amount 0/ bedding. Y.on will also pre- j
serve the manure in gopd condition and
when you are ready driie jto haul it out,
which ought to be long enough i
before planting time t* get the manure i '
thoroughly -acorpora' <d into the soil,
you will find that its Chemical proper¬
ties have been wall conserved and that
its mechanical condition is such that
the spring rain.- wiL soon wash its I
strength into the soil. A good plan be- 1
fore beginning to haul is to take a sharp ;
spade, or other suitable implement, and •
cut the manure into blocks of conven¬
ient size to handle. This will be found !
to greatly expedite the moving and;
hauling of the heavy mass.—State A g ;
ricultural Department.
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Commencing In 1 M 0 , he wim for a number
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could not walk over a block for several
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People, which convinced bought uie boxes. that they I were did
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who need a toni<r or to build up a shuttered
constitution. “ A. C. Bishop.’’
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eighth day of Junuury, 18P8. .Tu., Notary Public.
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