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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

One Of the new cables Is thus de-
scribsd IN the World Two thousand
fre hundred and sixty-seEeul niles Of
tise new cable that is Booa. TO connect
Old Engiand with tte Boninion Of
Canada now on board the Great Ess--
tern. At present anclsoceI Ia the estlsazv
81 tie Msdway, wlisse she VIII lay until
alDodt the 10th Of May. This cabIs=viII 4
start nom Gesmos. on the north side q
Mounts bay, Cornwall. The bay Is
sspsoialllsr asiaptes forasueh a purposes,
being sheltered ffon the heaviest seas.
protected As II IS from twenty i've points
OF the compass, the remaining seven /
covering su ssea.inI- sglIichsnoo great run
of seaacau. be got up. The shore Is also
Suitable, forty fstlOms Of water being
reached in allout four miles. The de-
scent into the tilJusand- fatioTn bottom
is also much less abrupt than ON tie
Irish coast. The cable viii be Iazdsd
st Fresh-vater cove in ,Halifnx harbor.
on 8 piece Of land IN the osoupaii0u Of
the English war office. Therezyi1i then
be, laid a branch cable from Freshrsater
cove to and around Montauk point.
Long island, landing on hing island,
aud from thence 70 New York city by q
land line The line is TO be put down
/ by the sans COMPANY noW owning what
is called the French line, and a. they
havsa woriziugs arrangement with the
other lines, the Jubiic are not likely TO
derive al1y Immediate advantages IN the
I shape of ehsaper rates. The Ealifax
aud Hog island section and the shore
ends viii be conveyed IN thresIvesseIs
THE Hiberuia of 1000 tons, Rdin5ulzh
of 5000 tens and the La Plata Of aiout
I I, 500 tons aud it is hoped that L moth.
ing goes wrong the cable viii all be
laid and in working order to this city
by tins 10th of June. The new cable
differs somewhat from any OF those hitll-
ert0 laid, either across the Atlantic or
elsewhere. There ara seven No. 10
4 gauge copper wires twisted in spiral
and weighing 800 pounds per nautical
mile, and these are covered with four
coats Of gutta-psrch with thin layers of
AAaAtaNtta iAA - I'm tlnAtAAAf alAAa
to 400 pounds per knot The diameter
OF each wire is about 0.4s inch, Of the
. strand O 146 inch, and OF the wire and
gutta-perchs compound CASA inch.
This core is served with hemp, and the
hempis again protected by ten wires
drawn nom homogeneous iron, saeh
wire Being awathed IN ine yarns OF ma
Mia hemp laid on spirplly with a tfsrTy
, compound to preserve it. So far the
f cabls in not dissimilar to tlioss of 1855
{ aud 1885, and is almost Identical with
I that of the Frensh cable of 1888 but il
r il. ssnsibiy largeT, aud the differences is
Z owing TO 5lgo servings of jute yarn
3 wound on IA contrary directions and
= covered with two ooats OF Latimsi
3 ClHris's prsssrative compound. The
I cable weighs about 900 pounds per knot
{ more than the previous cables, but Il is
: even stronger in proportion and ia cal.
: eulated to last az least twice IS long
> under the same conditions.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

FOE-TlEItE - less tAl----
efresis OF our most rasBo1slbie e1f1ze1ls
have eanznifesI to lsiel HCis= the ooIzIns1zll-
t.. ; naslieinss has Il Last been intro
duosa WhisE Is q spselfie TOR almost
ever fIz1raan aiffnent. mt involving tbs
entire E1axaivzation or partial desfTrlcs
ton Of the organ or aIs5aIls IN winch Il
ex5sss- These witnesses testify IN some
instances fTorna their own personal exs
usEieuse. IN others On behalf Of others,
that dvHusns5a. liver complaint, remit
tent and intermittent fever, nervous
defnlitss ana nIlIni1sEiess other diseases,
sre. rapi6fIv- AID rnsliczIllz cgErssi by tins
new remedy. It halls Eom California
sEsliI has IA two years uFeE1 eszDeEt All CON-
yletitoTs among advertised TONNES, and
ieeoue I1zr arcstJe1cs the mes1GIne Of
the psanle- California Is an exceptional
region Its vegetable proauEts, those
of q medicinal nature have I'd esITIlTa-
lent elsewhere, and e IS run1 the
ehnisass- of these that Dr.. ! Walker
ureuzres his famous alcoholics FIEI5-
OAR Bitches, the iuvaiuRbie iuTIg oTanE.
nutrient, lszntive and alternative 70 which
we refer Those who have tasted the
curative properties Of this nzTTes0I1s
prepMatiOH pron9uu1e II the most COM
urehsuziFe remedy ever offered 70 mzu--
kind. and assert that there Is No NOR
eyaIfle disease which Il vii not subdue
As a family medicine, We ean reoom-
mend t without reserve.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

How coEuZnoa IS tbs EEliIoIEEce s1I1-- Eltou-
sands are Suddenly swept INTO eseIultT ~ this
fatal InzlzzzF. TIlis disease generally has Its
origin IN impure blood htlett With IrrItEtIIlfz-
poisonous materials, winch through
the heart, irrItats itsz ss4ieats tissIss- Though
ths irritation NAV II inst bs slight, Ero1uciEg
o little paiuitati0n OF Irregular acaioIl- get By
and By the disease becomes iiTIEllF seated ana
Inflammation. hYTfarrruniITs % tiiicEeu1nzs d
the lining msgnbTaue q the valves Is I'D
duceSt- How wise to ava eaTiE attention to
case of tins kind Uuusrurat throbn1uE OF
pain Ia the region Of the heart ah1uid aCtrnon-
ism one that all 81 uos right ana Il ToII would
ureesrve L rom further diseases. you r1TIst
help L to beat Nightly BY the uEe OF sIIcti
reznesfy as snail reEu3ve the caIsa % tfs trur-
bic Use Dr. Pierce,s GoiSea Medical DisouT-
srv before the disease 1as 5ecoms TOO seGtea
and Il VII. ~ it's great bl0aa plITIfylnls and
wonderful regulating properties, sffsct q per
feet sdrs- It contains nsdieluaI properties
act which specifically upan the tissues Of the
fssrt bringing about q healthy acticu- Sold
90 AL hrst-elasS drugEIzEE= ST.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

saulIust IN the stable now sans Teazs
sines. Hurses bsdded On sssEsiusss aEa
frxs- frcza dI1s1 zzld ssaius silssas szllazl -
o.Ttiinasz- Eifte-. siis5s5s oecaElzs izzsI oes-
ter a5sorbezIt psEhsz5s, a1lsl testify their
auuroval al Il By EtequanklE lsins dioFn.
for houEs il tAAsas Slavs e las also the
resau1nanGatian d beng E1lsastai5is--
au saTansags wl1ish ali IN charge Of
iazsss With tie hzi5it q eating their
7s4s-s5 n 5,ss,,-sf
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

Hos-zztisztsz.siif7 the vzzieeles lntro'-
diced within 8 few years " hsTe nst
su.cAedes5 IN slzllslEaIsiiiIl. slls-olli 1essil-
blow with q bester klud- Kesi Z Lbs
ssvernz fassits. clliiE Of .vl1iezz issits late
r,srf61s % r1rlsziTe. and the aEnosEnt. %
labor required to digit Il is alsnSst
ffnss5sssble 70 get Il ma znzztzsz- tine
euouat for ssli41lrszls IN tie fall We
want, very muea, ! posEto that VII
keep as veil a. the peaez1biSEEs look -
veil, be e. ans davoreds yet EiEea nom
two weeks to month earlier The
Harrison Is aband0Hed the peerless
gToEs large md hollow. il 8 gcod "a
r1atv to grow for feeding hogs. Wna1
soske6E and 10 new variety PROMISES
.ezzarfzL5Iy we'll The eazly rise leads
a. q early variety. art il does not 'EHits
I'll the lassa OF the psaehbio1E.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

r1sre IS nothing more dishearreniHs than rsE-
deBiity- IN extreme cassa Of TINS class The
sufferers 10 NOT care wnssher they live OF die. A
feeling 81 houeiessuess comes over them. and In
ssEae Instances where The threatening syrnuso1sz
areUs net by I'rullrf asaa EsoHar treatment ~
macy ortdioev ersuss Yet .lsEvoss SiehiiF- - not
dangerous complains Il wisely dealt with A
neeeasee ri rnnlAHt Is giis rezusss- ueesad ANA ID
ITostegtor's 7tomaeh BitteFs this Specific for tls
complaint il presented IN ifs rIrest ana most 20
tent foFna- Nervousness Is usually oompIIeatsa
with oihsr ailne9sis. r frequently Involves 5iI-
ISsness. ooHssipiio, irregularities o. she basess
Indigestion and great mental depression. I'm The
sF'riEas # the year, the effect OF billions
fozs searciiinsvv insls EuneaIthy atmospheric
phenomena upan the external nerves- persons
vvilu ssfset nervous affections often ssIaar
1eute distress both of oafy ana uind nom This
CAUSE. n is. therefore. sdvisabis FOR AL who ase
Liable % these treublss and 70 s1sse- Boally IA
zDuve InsulloHesi. vttle rFesueatIy ss.,nmuslIs
them. toooHuElsnes the regular u.s. or Hsslettasss
BitteHs early Go the The severe nervous
billions attaciss with which tlSs5- might ssissr.
wise be visited, can by tllis be certainly
Avoefl-- As auerriue EeuEIe auer1efft lIEf anIt.
billions medicine. the HtfpFE nave no afiffnI.
- WILL TO err eEaAEt If a had cough or cold
he dfHE wees llf q 10 yourself Of it lIz
nrSt fuTtE-etatt nnu1E. TIE proper remedy tuf E1a
-surfase llelrn Dr. IElF-IlEsa5 diztlestuEauf.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

l-7l Z -s-lt--
- =5z-IsIs-. "a rsns-ss trrr uassd- rIs=taz1
- - rs - 49, = als.l
$3.50 s11EiEzl 1szll7 's-l as5sAe - -
- El.zI----uelsEIs fIsszzzzss "a.
- ls-r-.ls - - - ~
- s-ss Isl1lIl1z g - --t--l.sa - Lzs-e
- -. flzussz aflzauss AE.11Es1 eslzs7E1s - -
- r-Is-I-rrinar e - - s1a rasz1s
= - - M : li1ussd Gll1
- q EsFsrssl1a- - ---a9 slgal-la
= ulsaz 80 trt1 ss ascs1 s - -
zafse1f * r1slsel i.-s.-F
- is-5I.-rIt ffIsrs 81 E1lls frEas 81 -
-.zsss - si1elz- s. - aalz 9 1850 go. = =
~ - @eea7s4 -
'sanzars ssas z.asssi i1zro1<1z1i Z. - Psio-ps
- grzsIzr.sz.-aae1- zzz1 ll1szszzzsa Ezssuls
r.Iuagass zEe zsaz- Sizes l-1---i---t - sal-A
- q ~ tau1s Ezr4r 4lte-sl
- 7iIaias- sssss l-a1e eerE- z1r- -
- -rrnnsI - flrIa1-i la11. =1lca > 1zz7zsag
-, -. sssszszaznt e ll7e1zls4 lizls1
seElnrr llzIz - [zzll1tz - - - - 2
= .TrrltaS uu1s-1z1 t-a 1sa--7- = - =
= s.=.e = - 49,
lsar5s q fsz Les ii-e11i ii1- - p -
- lrzs-.. EEesasass, EsupGsza- Esg,zz- s.
r1.-u.rs Fl5rcczr su11a tct-- -
-. lsfzu=rlEzEa< Sezll-tfc1as a1za ~
-irrlss sea - - So -
- ~ a. lsha14gst 1izls - lalia.
snE. rarzlc 1ut q - Fzrazz -
- - - lze - 1Ezsa -llsl.Egs
aTT-rrr1fsI sF75zzlalzE1lz nI,csal-1 st=s4--A -
szl s.n r.nrl nl-lraat tss1 ssss $3.50
- $50. a. -. sEE1ElEIaEzzg szzls,
f1r--rlsls sni -Esz l1zsL s-su sTz.scc sr- sHrE-
- soI.1 BY Az 0EUrssIs SIS an -SA--.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

za1lzn.ss a ssserll .ieeT-e -
% ~ lsalase the .sirsl -aliiss-t- -E-t mn
srrrrrsrfiea Frl1liar % ft-lstl=--4 - astll-i
Hr1lsll
- aiFf=fs attfl. zrl-llaa'.fi- gf.lt-ls7i1f
= sIriI1rsEfrsfsia. Iltsers eslis-lia= - - -
fias1t IIslcfrss afIElEaIsl-flI lia
lnIis ~ ii afftlts-lsl1zlI .iaslls49.
siass. ~ 3. 'tirfii iIs. Area sfffls l-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

WHEE was q boy, Says distin--
guishsd man, my first ssving Of ten
cent piecss, earned BY Saturday SITTER
noon work--Sor school kept half a day
Sheu-syere sz7IJsuus1 n T,yl.isss, s,.is-sil,ss
calf Then worked ous. and paid
my father certain sum each month for
keeping. When the Gals vss one year
old traded it for sso Steer calves. and
now bad 70 put is1 good and strong 10
pay for their kesping but 7 occupied
All my spare time IN teaching THESES
oslves 70 VRori, in the yoke, and Sc one
rear Old shey vould gee and baw as
wslI a. aHy old oxen. slid my father
paid me- FOR their uss IN lsaainu ffs
6esFa for Ersslsfna his sso and earsa
yesr dds. Again, Bad q piees q
ground each year. Steer I was foBTses1s.
fhas cculd plsnt and s,aFk on shares :
NJ. e r ~asssd hslp. Why 7 ka.s 70
give Two dogs - Ay Ese Is ese8r
hired hsn's ohe day. T grew jnst Wiist
ny faBcy asid res9ine diefsseyI. asd
asoas slse sfoeselIs i dressei - as5l a.
/ any - Ire bcys n fhs present 6nse 4
al,zsys hsd ~snae ssl1s - plsy SD rs.s,s
sHd aosr look bscR eifa sove ard sIeas-
+ snt fhoeesfs - me Old asrss saf Earni-
esaf s-so ssaatsf me Is ase sdoss. s.ss
sTasppss - azcsa 3 sszs@ssss 4, sgsy-
ss,e ses1 - ssesssta = Sc sd 81 he
ar5~ = sao-anss r.se rss.ensarsass
{ 81 ms soyheot days slse<ss iaaaesa
r. s. ss-a~ ~ fseass - .sszsersfesses
7 r. 1osse - 81 rn ssf F A.slzers f 4
sr mw rnev errcsf ~
s,unis hase nase ~ 4 fsS@er1 ~
s h 7un ssr =
lnrressn sess. sszss
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

14gsD r1-r ufs10YEI-ED.
CITIES Al, HETsfuEs. FROM A G1MEIulT
ERTFrrIuN To TIE WORST a1zGfu14A-
ny rs ass GAneaEss are esIre.l. aIsi-
- s-Iifss-1ru.liz ruliu Iesec- E liazs1-ll-
ao. 5seFsnfeli sud curcli.
UsssrFaz1z EeEasaHt-sz aEzrru-tas nd 1li1cr-
n I1tz1ztsi ana their -tl is.iali ill
- igssiff I'D : sssrd slllzsizssal established
Eanzzmin y e1liEl1sszz U1azl D9ssaaL4et
rruFsT geusrei o. 1arriiis i-sssi-z zzI1llill z
internal. azIL rl-lzsrs are rEs-i-e1z -a - -ia--
ErrTas IIssInss salt Efheurn. sseail Head a1a
Fever ioses are a0uz removed ~ AIS FasfcEIri
sss-srisssrfs. Esssaases. z7ausEr-sff. scslY
ur Hcuzh SIKH. sd lsil1liIlss qsiea-f e Hris
leaTfn-- shs KIN sEaa'glll ana f1ie-
C7ar1ufe 4teezlEeass Esf7fF .sfls- $40 illl-
aEcered illE1r = lsi't - -.es--i,l 'ils ~
AfFecein-szs Genera BfulsilTs p sEfrrs 20 lie
sllr-rlsIIs diseases ca1ss ~ Lad 7.lalai ar cf-
rreEnli Elsld sc 1Fa5 l11s. as 1l,lt isiisttsli
surrestor. tbs Sluz 81 tize lasnts-
TnaEs b 1fE1e eoEsEl-ss -fetsEeezi ifzif -
ffftr urdlrarr fi1Ees- cosltar GU allz s.1-.al
Fs-rf1s aE1tr 10 1sBssF- nF- ave sssytfls. We
.,-7r So HIS sslil lftl iliag tstefl- PM
TlIls ON tfle t'aec lIiils- lrllllEV -e171rc tl-
T4f-u4rs sEs-ss ~ - tslss ollttfe4 Vi eiiLa
ss-si= E.rrrffs.1.sssl the el-tus Elcaras ll-
Gram EEE-Efs O.. tess Notifies ifsi
hsaltfig asfi5s - iie lrag -ll7 Specs -i-l -ra-
1,--.--. ..---. -, - = I,sssiss-. - - fsanl
affec1uai = fsrEiIz StIIrll-1- ----t lE1-i-s -
Wins Dance. ans l1fliirflsf
From s1tze 50 zzEokEs szgE44fs = p aii
he rgurst cases * 1ernlEia-
Rraus fEas-es a. tzvH8ge Battle WI
c.Irr ssrerH ard fs1sfil ilrr l11ses q l-s1i.
ITrsras trzrss - 90 AZ lsse1ifs ssIi -
wort rases q PILES aa ts-ii..slet .ieiif
Wrou ezEn- 80 tcEa 8otlfea
tIad oszasu5 UfnTsF-
Rr-scs - psr 1oE1lsis0r Z .AA-il.'7'1 -
D. RaasnE. s0E & CD. PfoE
n
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

GH4TEE5 HAEDs, nee ruuEh SKIN FaEnrlss.
rfngworTu-- sait-filszIIn- and other eutEusous
1sfecti8sgs cared and he SKIN made SOFT ana
s--esslf. ~ using he TAB eslAIl- maze
v lassFE-LI4-- dAzkIzD & Co. New YORK Be
cs-Frssir get cils fIEE1 per Tar S0aT made ~
tllsre many limitations mzds Efth
.ar-1..E ar---I-lcll - mill lLaaa-
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

the government dispeuzarv. SAYS hat no ned
ioinef chest is now eonpiets without J0fsnsoass
Auoeivns EiEims1t. We ALWAYS supposed il
was prescribed by iEEF. If Il Is Ilof. Il 0lsght to
be- FOR certainly there IS nothing IN ths whole
7Is6fes-iG gtet3iou of 30 FIa iEunartnuce to tta
soldier and tbs sailor 81 T0hnsau'al EuodTus
. T5nirnarf
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Lying and rrsachsrons Memories.

aAAt-aAAlAWAAA
Few memories are entirely truthful
We many OF MS and them false mainly
to ottr own cost or Inconvenience. We
ara sure We put missing ultieie where
We did not put it, that We read pas
sage in the middle of Iight-iiand page
when il tiuus ont TO be at the top Of
the left the syea of mBmory has the
most distinct recollection, aud Yet It is
not true The most disinterestsd wit
nesses at a trial contradict one another
4 because each is sure Of yyhat he neither
saw nor heard exactly a. ne thinks he
saw or heard il. Nobody is willing 10
attach any moral faint to these involun-
tarY errors, though certain steadiness
of observation, habitual holding self
IN check, and putting p0sitiveness to the
test, might have preserved rs from it.
Again, certain ideas. certain forms OF
expression, slide into the memor-y an
awarss, and pass current for Original
thought, and bstFay people INTO nvoi-
lntarv plagiarism. We suspect That a
great nnny persons assume 20 them
selves a faculty OF invention when they
arc only cheated by their memory IN
troducipg itself as an original eonesp-
tion, and performing it's feats in dis
guise For many suffer under the re-
verses DESCRIPTION, of which Charles Lamb
aecuses himself when lnnenting the
/ stgTuge fatality through which every
I thing he touched turned into ie re-
/ lating now he once quoted two lines
from Translation of Dante which Eaz-
lit very greatly admired, and quoted
I in a book as proof Of the stupeadous
/ power Of that poet But no sueh lines
were IA be found IN the translation
searched tor the purpose whereupon
ne adds, q" I must have dreamsd them,
for T am unite sure did not forge them
knowingly" What n misfortune, he
Dluiiitively concludes, to have lying
ne-sorYl' On The othsr hand, COR
feot memory - the MOST necessary Of all
aids to the ling, 81 va arc reminded Is
q. hasisusyed prover5; and It alsc
prompts % lylng in uupsinCiplei hands
Wood tells 8 story Of Hosizyns. tia
'Wiuchestsr boy, who, having neglecteC
Ia write his verse sxerciss, glanced foi
q minute or two over the shoulder Of
more 7iiigeut school fellow. aad upol
The Iusster calling him up. said he hss
iost his pe4lsr, bat II be might be ~
- - .-s-ssl = -sssssSs rastss-sssl ipss'
the 20 verses ne hsd vritten. which ID
yrns permitted to DO. The other bo,
yrns calles nezt. and showed The verse;
rl,icA loslrynss llsa inst repesa "a. and
being islcn for ne tbssf. wa sosei,
whipped Nezt 10 the lying aemory
a1l5 isr mere aommons IL the treaeaeE
1aensnssry tliss lsiis 81 - . uihei,
1i.5irz issslf m jsrAssess. IeaviBg %
--r-nirsnl ~ its szistence 5ot eiudin.
err nssn Eafh3Be s1sors tsnlslizfas
/ isa rs stste ~ miad Tire nan v-lr
elsfhe se erfl 1f ranss Il5liH
80 rat ef fis rssel s n misery p aif-
rIf a-s sssgfIss1v slse. VERY fe.
Es aavt rss1osor.sy eroc-l, 81 .5,
III rsEees 1sss $3.50 li-rr sesrch 81
- assfass rsrrss~trr-e 5as+ter- g
= -.e lzse hsv ~
kes'v-s ~ usrv -
tlfr- s-ss-s-- $780,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

CRIsIAD0RO' ExouUsIoB Ham. DEE
stands uurivaIlea and sious. its merits have
beezI 50 universally acknowledged that Il would
be 3 saHereEozati0u to dessaut on them any
further Tlstbiuura7r Hsst
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17

Tested ~ I,IEne.-EeoE ElaEozt Diseases.
colds, and coughs. Browns Bronchial Iro-
ehes1' have proved thsir sfaaaoE BY = test on
r,--4s,---asFs
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1873-04-17
nasd s1lsiass1II- Or Essa1-F 0lssass-

Or all the men IN 0IIr town the best
dressed ones wear ths EiE1Wood o. WnEWloE
Collars Try then yourself
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NERVoTS QEPET.ETY.

with giseEu5- a1geEIdEu1s sgfr1ts- l1stTna-
ale1l- Involuntary aEaiaa.els
sgszrfEzs. loss c1zzT head
tlsFHalesIssz iuapo1euCa- Euuecilttv
sovereign - II HON lzff PATH
areiEu RliuesiY TONES the sSstpEr 4Iraats the
1lsciErlg, Eilt, parts SiEuT tId eef lf ana
VltEliy The sItfEe f1ler 5illlz
szzl1s q clsss Er5ce - pEr Irsc1sso1 ave t1ez57
ana llIre val sitl1l - very if-f-Et1fii IN Cd
tiultsf ga eses- g peg single lzE- -slid -
al strr1lsgs ana el5I ~ z4 1H.ip - slice
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VETEREzARE SURGEONS all over the
eoIIutrT rec1T1Ils1ICiifIg SflaEldGus GsEsSiTT
Condition Powders for the following trnubie
ID horses Loss OF zFEpssits, -ruHghusss CT ths
hair. sso9paEe Of bowels water thick wafer,
souE1s aud s0idz- swelling u the giAuds.
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Ho1E-aADE MANURE Twenty hens
viii furnish excnementB IN a year, II
we'll csrest Ton, 70 give an acre OF corn a
good start, eaual to liberal suppiY
OF the patent Materials The prIvY for
SIX IN q family, II we'll attended, VIII
produce enough tor the mil for two
acres OF c9n and then. If more is
needed, eiean J11 all tllsa fine manure IN
the yard, and mix tilres bushels of ashes
to a eart-Ioad OF thirty bushels, and i'm
msdiateiy use It, putting a pint IN a
hill It costs no, money, but needs a
little time and attention I have never
found tie farnsE yet who did not ac-
knowieIge that $40 is better used IN
making manure at home than N the
buying of dthsrs manufacture. I bs-
lieve this rlie may be generally applied
Some exceptions exist. But that Il Is a
bad policy 70 waste fertilizers at home,
SID buy foreign ones, Is q fast too plain
/ to bs disputed.
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FnAGass INSTANT REuIEF his stood
twenty Taars test. Is warranted to give nzInR-
diste relief to al rhsHmAsie, neuralgia head,
ear md bact. Lctes. or money rislunliatl-
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you have c.iills aud Fever or sly Herm n
Eaa. take siaIinf@rHrfs Anfl.fnfa md
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Coon Esls,R z-AsS e n Ezs.sz ccEreSss 1oEs--
deats OF Country GsntlszzaH Says i
ooB1s-as zud salt-peserzFassr azsa used
around Tlsar trsaz, the trees VII show
the effects IA . large 5-islsI Of frTEit- He
tried tins ON 3 BartIestl pear tree that
had Welded NJ frI1it far two years ElrssI--
os1s that. VERY vezr It yisIdeSi lbs large.
fine rears. and the foIlovirz. year 80
large. fine. ones and il is still doing
finely. HEpsar trees want non, which
most soils are dehsiezIt IN, saiphate of
iro1, on coppszas, issa good. way. to sup-
ply II.
TIE SaTALL-HEEUTr CULTuRIsE The
srnaIl-frz1if euIturist sh5Hid mulch his
strawberries with clean straw inst be-
fore his crop ripsns, to prevent the ran
from soiIing tbs fruit. Ina porous soil
an abundant supply Of wateE, even to
satslrati0n, Is a great advantages. bnt
the addition OF moisture to q tsEael0us
soil, which Is already wet, is not desirn-
bic. BlackbeErIes andiraspbsz siloHia
be we'll 1n11asred between the IONS be-
fore they have PM. forth very much new
growth. The old cznsss ougt1tE to hzTe
besa out away last tail, but this may
still be dons- Cut black lsIlrra1It bushes
which appear to need II.
TRAlEsFERRIEa P1a1Trs.-Ihsre Is no
mode that we ever tried 50 effectuRi IN
trausplanting tomato, cabbage eanta-
Tonne, or any other tender plant from
the hot-5s6, on from one plass to an
I other, AZ to I1reDzre a vesssl filed with
1nznursz water, and rich saii, ai50ut tbs
consistency OF thin mush, with which
the roots OF the plants should be well
4 coated, and set IN D hole made with a
+ rough piscs of wood on dibbls. After
being rather firmly planted, rnoisten
/ again with manure wateE- We hEEa
never faiIeeil IN any tEanspianfing when
done in TINS way. aud the trouble Is
verv slight. Germantown Telegraph.
+ CHEAP LAB0B IN GAEDEzna.-AVe
make q seasonAbis suggestion 70 Young
gardeners, ON the best moiIe# OF keeping
clean grounds, and raising goad cropl
at little eost.. N0viees commonly allow
weeds to get several inches high befOrE
they think OF clearing them ont or des
troEing them Now, the great sseret q
Cheap and successful suitgre is 10 XII
all weeds before. they come up. G'
over the bare surface of lIrths as oftel
as once wesiz, and pTiverlze /
thoroughly with q rake or ssin-llos
This VIII XIII every weed inst as It /
starting, with less tilan one-tentiI tia
/ labor reqTTirssI TO Kill them when severn
inches high Do II often and til0roug
Iy-C 61Ht1Ty Gentleman
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IT - WILL 81 had cough cold
he FFt % 81 Efa s-olIrElf t tho
irst f6rty-eigut hours the proper remedy for the
-s1Fftass 5lelnr Dr. Jas.lEas ats-5leetuEauf
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