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Tilt* Xitfioiml Labor Part)'.
Tint iitfi '.i’i'UM twur mo that
tlicro will In* si N'litiotiul Labor puriy
of rallur fnrimdnUlu proporlions in
IrfSH. Tin* movement in that di
rection 14 beginning to attract oUrii-
tioii. Htid the puli minus arc oom»id-
erinx the effect which ftucl: n party
will have upon the; Democratic and
Republican parlies.
In nur dispatches yesterday the
aUtcineni wao made that a resolution
was adopted at the meet in# of the
Ohio Trades and Labor Assembly at
Dayton, in that Slate, oil Wed ties-
day, appointing a delegation to the
Cincinnati Labor Convention, which
meets Fell. VU, 1857, and heartily
favoring the formation of n National
I«abor prrtv. Already in Now York
city steps have been to unite into a
political organization loose who
voted for Ifenry Uoorge for Mayor of
that etty.
No one, of course, oan predict
with »ny degree'of certainty what
the strength of the proposed Nation*
»l Labor party will lie, but if work .
ingineu generally join it its strength
will bo very grout. The Democrat
ic party, however, has no reason to
ho alarmed about it. It will draw
its strength uhielly from the Bo pub
Mean party. In ull of the great
manufacturing districts of the North
fie mill opera lives are lit the main
Republicans* Iiocuuse of their hehul
Shat a tariff for protection insures
them hotter wages. Tho only thine
the Democratic party lino to fear i»
that the Republicans may succeed in
gott'ug their tickets indorsed hy tlit-
National Labor party. Mr. Blaine
who doubtless expects to. be ilu-
Presidential candidate of his party
again, appears to be plotting for
.something of that kind, tits efforts
lately to put himself in hurmony
with thu labor leaders and to secure
their good will, have been so pot icon
bio as to excite comment. The
whole situation may undergo a very
great cluing*, however, before the
inerting of I lie national nnitiimtiinif
c»u vein unis.—Savannah News.
appropriate over
number of experi-
and be need not
mm acre for n lsrg<
men Li.
It is oc uinmical to use only the
necessary amount of fertiliser. It
is expensive to puroha*e that which
the soil does not require. Tho value
of an oxp 'rimmt consists in enabling
the farmer to dispone with those
m uerials entering nto thu composi
lion of fertilizers that are to him
valuelofS <*;• unnecessary. If his soil
be de?) client in tin* phosphates, yet
abounding in potash, experiment
will inform him thu’. ho shun id in
vest more largely in the phosphates
thah in other ingredients an 1 have
the oust of those nut needed. This
will enable him to produce the largest
.crop* at lean expon-fe, as Well a* to
avoid the loss of fertility of the soil,
which is really the wealth of the
farm.
Wlmt l-’orinmts Should l)o.
Farmurs should experiment. The.'
should soe wlmt they can raise on
(his or that kind of soil thu most
profitably, ami they should find
out, by keeping W^| u | accounts,
what sort of crops pays them u„.
best. They should also experiment
with fertilizers. The agricultural
•«tUar of the 1’hiladclphiu Record
says that if farmers will consider that
the soils demand special kinds of
food in order to produce certain
cops our system of farming would
b* greatly modified. As no two
farms are alike in quality or compo
slllon, and as even every square rum
of soil varies in some degree from
that adjoining chemical analysis is
of no assistance in the matter and
(t e safest mo le, therefore, ts to use
seeds m.d special fertilizers, giving
careful cultivation and carefully
noting tho results, Too much
should not bo expected in a single
season, ms droughts and dampness
may prove obstacles in the way.
Careful and well conducted experi
menu should be made, and once a
conclusion is roaobed the farmer
will know more about his farm and
business limn can bo taught him bv
tha ablest scientist. As the expert,
insuts conducted will cost but a trifle,
the possibility of thorouydily under*
Standing tho nature of tho soil and
the proper crops to g-ow thereon is
withiu the power of all, and he who
does not avail himself of the privilege
of sxperiment will make many mis*
takes. iMpptlffvte
It is advisable not unly to know
jnst wlmt the soil requires for a cer
tain crop but also to discover tbai
which may bo in excess. Potuidi.
for instauee, maybe plentiful in rudi
loam) soils, and good crops of eb*v**r I
nuy be mown on such; but wiib it*!
abuud.uu--.- of potash, should the j
soil be deficient in some other *T * 1
went, Mich ti* pliosplnnie aoid, tin
cropuf cum or wheat folio vlug tie
clovci may not be .i iatisfncturv one. I L* nj hurt
.... • . , , , Wi. . ill. it c
Itiis oi,on llmcM'C «lul Mu* pit* leili ! p. - Jot carer
of failure to .-eeure good rcs.tr,a on is* hta«t
• i ■> j combln
la.,d. Ity naing ; fully, i.
, siip^rphospbau j Kmum!?^
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Leave to Soil Land.
Georgia, Lnurcoa Co"ftty,*~Whorea*
.lane B, Burney, ndm'r. eumtcstutnciii tin*
ix-xo on the estate of J. F. Burney do
council, lias tiled her application for leave
to Kell all tlie lands belonging to wild ck-
late. These are therefore to cite aud ml-
monish all persons concerned to show
eutise if any they have why, wild order
should not he granted the applicant on the
llrsl Monday In January next.
JOHN T. DUNCAN,
Ordinary.
Nor. 2?tb 188!f. 4t.
Election For County Offl
cers.
Ordered that nn elcelion bo held* at all
ill precincts in Laurcni county on
Wednesday tlie Oth day of January 1 SrtT
fur clerk mipiiior court and iruasurer,
when IT. tax collector, tax receiver, county
surveyor, and coroner. This order itemed
in compliance with section 1828 of the
code of 1882.
JOHN T. .DUNCAN.
O i dinar.v
Nov. 84th ’80. -it.
Mow Road.
Ibmrgia Lnuieiis tbiuiuy.-—Where
as Ueriaiii peiji innu 'S lint ini, Hindi
application for a new public road
oo umeuciiig nl Brii'oii, and ritiiniiig
in the direciionof Blaekiliear's mill,
through ihv binds of it. II. High
lower, J. II. L’arl, J. A Sumner, (».
W. daeksou, Irwin Jackson, W. T
Jordan and I). S. Blaoksliear. to in
(erseoi the public road ai resid**noc of
I), N. Bluekshear, . aud revieWeys
lippointed in mark out said road
having reti-Jmmeii-ln<| that siu i mad
lie made a public road.
Those are (Iteri'foro in cite iiml
admonish all persons to show cause
if any they have why said road should
lint be made a second el;i<s .public
road on Salurlny' (lie ISth day of
December next.
C1 iv* n under my official signature
ill's Nov. loth. IH8II.
John T. Duncan.
Oidinarv,
D D P
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Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A tnijrvel of
purity, strength tind wlioleHOiVieness.
More cconorn.cn) than the ordinary kinds,
and cannot be. sold In competition with
the multitude of low test, short weight
alum or phosphate powders. Hold only in
caw. Hovai. Baking I'owuku Co.. 100
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THE t'HEATKST
mu M2fii&
OF THE ACE.
Kxecdtur s two.
By virtue of an order from tlie court et
Ordinarv of !.aniens i o inly, will l>« sold
J^ifore tnecourthouse door in the town of
Dublin, I,mucus county, on thu first
1 uesday in Dieetnber neM. witldn the le-
stal hours of nalc, one Inndreil mid forty
ueres of boot i>..i,.a, ..r i,.k ,\’ tK icr
and 108 in the second dlsinol ■ f sail
and heller known as the Sarah Wor'.hy
S aco, su'd as the properly of the estate u'f
uah Worthy, deceased, for die purposi*
of paying the debts of said estate. Tu nis
cash. November «, lt<86.
JOHN T. irOHTHY. Kxemtor.
Exo3Utor3’ Salo.
By virtue of nil order frbm the court of
ordinary of l.nurens county, will lw wild
before tlie courthouse d* oi in the town of
Dublin, Laurens county, -u the first Tues
day In December next, whUiu the legal
hours of sale, lots of land Nos. 1TO, 180.
INil and 808, conUdnlng 808} acres each;
half of lot No. 2( 0 contnining ItllJ acres,
and 150} acres of lot No. 188,-till lying ami
being in tlm 18tb land district of 'Laurens
county. Hold as the proper I v «*f the estate
of Bloanor Clark, decerned, for tlisuilai-
lion. Terms cash.
D. J, (Ti.aiik,
„ A. B. Ci.akk.
Ntivember 1. 1880. Bxeeu tirs.
'PdCfomCordial
c V it i : s
DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION,
WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND I cVERS,
MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT,
•KIDNEY TROUBLES, , Hi !
NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM. ;
JT U Inviccrat- _ ■' | T 8 ive« ' NttWd
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’ " 1 Mpdtiy, Gh., August 1, 1885.
Dr. W.hilehcud-■ . tu
Djf.vii fciu:—l had a laid case of- blood
poison, which lor two yearn deiied alt
■treatment. One bdttie of k P. P. mane
u pyi uiangui cure.
John Gaffnky.
Way cross, Ga., July 30, 1385.
I,had the rheumatism for live months,
and I took o«cT)6ttle of Dr: Wlliu-head's-
F I* F and it cm cd me sound uud wVlil',
and I lusitutif not. to recommend it to
those who desire a Wood purifier.
Kt'Sqioctfully, ,.i.v. J. E^Mirn,
■ ; •: f- ( * i
F fteeu Yearn a, SuIfAsrer from
liheumatisin.
What Hou. W. 11. Wilder, Mayor of
Albany, Ga.. says.
1 sit fie: cd fifteen years with Rheumatism
and during that lime tried all tlie so-called
specifics that l coitUI hear of. One .of them
I paid $3.00 pet bdftie'Wr ami’ took nine
ooitles and received no henetit from any.ol
them. My ermidson, who runs, on‘the
B. & W. Railroad, finally got a bottle of
F. F. F. (Frickly AhIi, Foke Hoot end
Fotassium) while in Waycross a id induced
to take it. The first I'.ottlO -I o imd it’s \v»n-
derlul elfecls, mid .iifter con .muing the
use of it for a short time,the K leumatism
disappeared, ami I feel like i> n W than,
take great pleasure in reeomojeudiUg it to
sulferers from Klu.-um.-il ism.
W. il. WrU)K’t.
Albany. Ga.. JuneTVltWO.
L.uft; City, Fi.a. , June 24, ’811.
C, II. Newman; of Lnl^e tfciiy, Fla., say.*
his wile lias suffered l'or^eyea, years witii
a eomplicadoii of dis -uses, of whieh Astli
mu was the mo>-uprevalent Hbe has not
laid down, in, bed uir sev.m v.i-aiy, : ii<
lias expended 'uH llU* money ids’ besides;
lias made tiuudn that tfiiie for medic iui-s
j.hysieiaus, etc-, to obtain relief-for her
Inn without any success wliu'ever, ii«
was advised by pill’MEvA'iiSdu try F. V. F
lie finally did.sy., expecting <t derive no
liencttt, hut iifii-i- taking fess titan two
butt es eruptions appeared uli over JieV
and .she immediu.ely ’ oegan ty improve
and now iK-r skiu is pu.f etiv clear. She
sleeps smiiidly every nKlit itfCiiU ordiiiafy
pillow, and lie-r general hea th lias no!
bet-u bi.uet: in years. Mr, Newon oi, \v...
is u merehidit of Lake l'ii v, is Very oat-hit
siits)iC O'er the cure,,and think*- it ilu.
giaudest’ Wood purifier and toipe of tie
age v
'Waycwobh. Ga., Nov 15,
Greenville, Fla.. -June , l88l } .
l)r. W/iUchc d:
In tlie year 1878 l was attacked . with a
severe ease of blood Fbmoii ihat defied
all treatmeut. 1 went to several phvsj
eians but found no relief. F.nally 1 went
,, lionnl-o-f pbyvleiiOih ,-.t TaMalm-see
and was eXai.uimci. and my. case has de
elured tr be a virulent, ease yi p„.
son, mill'all the medieines lliev gave me
fulled lu erudioite Die dnaufl ul disease
and iny life was in danger. I lost (he use
(>i my- leU arm, mid a physic/aii at this
p!a tu said my arm would liave to ije. ampu-
tated. The eogrnpiion tlmL came frmn
tlie vimous sore* \vut so Offensive that 1
disliked to come in contact with mv friends
and neighbprs. I took lliirty-twg bottles
of fin AtlnnlalJlood Fui-itief, also a lot
made in I>aIt.more;bou!' m fact cviirythiug
u^dne-
voiif
airic here
C’uitccrs (. (tiitltifimL
The Swift Specific Compmiy have tin
most i;ti(tubit)ihle evidcuee as to the cure
of Cancer by tliei famous medi(;i)ii!..S S S.
among outers,-I oh It'S. .VlorrOw, all old
and hi-lily esteemed citlpeii of Flo*cnee,
Ala , m.ikeS the following stutemenl as to
the merits of iliis remedy.
”1 Lave been suffering with-» Oaueer in
my right ear. fur alxmi. three years. I
tried varimis ivmYdii-s and Was treated
«mi v«h»t.. ,~.f which ifrOdueed
rheumtubm . My ,lee,t ami legs w.-ie great
ly swollin, so ilift't f" could no*, walk.
AlKuit one year, ago l was mdueed to try
Swift's Specific, \vhn h soon removed the
trouble in my limits, and my rheumatism
is now entirely gotm had 'mv Chncer is
sleadliy improving; being |s-u v r
now than at any lime williia two years.
This mcclicme lmujcdiiMne more,than
uuytiling,else 1 lm\e ialtyn..»n(,! VJed that
1 aiu on the road to a sneodv cure Un
d.mbu-dly Swift’s Specific is ilm be3l blood
purifier in tlie w<H id.
-• i :■ .
John S. Mo'.utow.
Floreuce, Ala.. Sefif. 22. ’84.
I have had a cuuv-er op my faoa formmiy
years. 1 have uied a great many reme
dies, hut without -relief; 1 afnvosV gave
up hope ef e.ynr being eui>-d. l?r. liiud-
niau, my son, recommemled Swift’s Spe
cific. which 1 havo titken With' gh-at re
sults. Aty face is almost well,, emt it' is
impossible for me to expreaa.niv thanks in
words for wlmt this mkficiue law ddiu-
for mo.
. . Mils. O. ivu JIaud.man.
Monroe, Ga., Sept. 2, 1SS4.
Free From Malaria*
, physicians and took numberless jtn.puhi-
lu thp fall, yf , IS .4 l was taken Avit ii a ) lions recommeude<l as sure eurgs/ but ft
case of nmlurlal'fever vvlucitj - - • - v ** v
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mineinl mixuiiYs, but with uo fctwd, tx- u iuw tutv malaria, but it stuck to ; me,
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