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The Home advocate. (Farmerville, La.) 1885-1???, 1885-10-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land Office at New Orleans. La,
Go.t Q+l, 1SSs Z

Land Office at New Orleans. La.
Sept. 9Th, 1895.
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol
IN lowing named settler has filed no.
tice Of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge or
in his absence the clerk of the District
Court at Farmerville La, ON November
9th 1885, viz: John j Anld who made
Homestead Entry No. 5525 for the nj of
set and let of set section 81 township n N
range 2 East, La. meridian:
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation OF. said land, viz
Jno. Woodall, Union parish,
S..P. Douns, Louisiana.
NV. Scarborough,
Z. B. DARRALL,
Register.
Sept. 18th, 1885.
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La MI Warrant For Sale.

The undersigned offers fer sale Land
Warrant for tie location of 1f0 acres of
land. This warrant .an be Esed for the
entry of one hundred ANA sixty acres of
any public lands belonging to the Unite
States For terms, apply at this Office,
or to j. B. HOLSTEAD,
Ruston, La.
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J
get up with the sun should not stay
up too late with the daughter.
The world may owe man a liv-
ing. but it is always best for him
to 60 out and collect it by a little
hard work.
The Gar eats only one meal
day, and he doesn't eat that unit
it has been examined under q pow
erful microscope and tried on the
cat,
The last blow to the roller skating
rink has been given by a Philadel-
phia ply ysician, who says that roller
skating enlarges the feet.
Don't frown, smile; It costs moth
ing Religious contemporary.
There's where you are mistaken.
1t costs Is cents, two smiles for a
quarter.
There was brief but heated
contest beween a Burlington wO-
mali and a book agent the other
day. The book agent used exple
tives and the woman used hot wa
ter.
She did not mean it, but he took
it as 4 hint. It was getting very
late aud suddenly the gas bright
ened up very much. ''Wby, what
caused that 2" he asked. "Every-
body in the neighborhood is 60
ing to bed" she answered.
A morning paper contains an
item about ga Midnight Shot,"
We don't know who did it, but any
fellow who would shoot a poor,
inoffensive midnight, would be
guilty of a dark deed.-Leader.
An exchange has an article
headed. "Boys and contagion.',
What the small boy can't catch
isn't worth catching, only he
doesn't always catch what he de-
serves.
Teacher Of a class in grammar
What is the plural of man!
Johnnie Men.
Teacher What is the plural of
wOmang
Jack-Women.
Teacher-What is the plural of
child?
Susie-Twins.
Judge Ito darkey witncss)-"Do
you know the nature of an OathV
Witness-"Sahr' Judge-"Do you
understand what you are to answer
tov Witness-"Yes, sab. Pm to
swar to tell the truf" Judge
"And what will happen if you do
not tell it!" Witness-s'I'spects
our side'll win de case sah."
Simpson and his wife were on
their way to church, and the lady
was putting on her gloves. "My
DEAR" he said pettishly, "you
should complete your toilet at
home. I'd just as soon see a wo-
man putting on her stockings on
the street as putting on her gloves.'
"Most men would" she said
promptly, and the abashed has-
band did't say another word.
A captain commanding one of
the British iron-clads, being at a
grand ball that had been given to
the officers of the feet was accep'
ted by a beautiful young lady,
who in the most delicate manner
possible limited to him the pro.
priety of putting on pair of gloves
cor was tue elegant reply, "never
mind me, ma'am, l shall wash
my hands when I've done dane.
ing.
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Manhood Restored

REMEDY fHEE-A victim Of youth ful imprudenee
causing Premature Decay. Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood. de-, having tried In vain every known
rSmSdy. has discovered si!npp means Of Lelt-eur1,
AddreAa. j. / REEVES, u Chatham St, New York
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J. r. S., WEST Liberty, W. Val have
very fine six.yetr.old horse that took o
cold about three weeks ago. He couHhed
and run at the nose, but seemed to get bet.
ter. Last Sunday drove him about ten
miles aud when got homs he was dull
and droopy, and in about an hour after he
tremblad all over and was hot and cold in
his legs. He nov stands with his head
down and breathing very heavy. He has
not been down since We gave him some
laudanum and assaI9tida. We thought
he hal collie; bis breath smells bad low
and he isqnlte weak, NTH his legs aud
ears cold. Can you tell US what is wrong,
and what to do?
AHswRR:-Your horse hiss pneumonia
or inflammation Of the lungs, and from
your description is dying. II he is not
dead place him in warm, well ventilated
stable, clOthe well and give two ounce
doses OF liquid ammonia acetatis every
three hours, and dram doses OF nitrate OF
potash in the water three times day.
Blister the chest well with mustard. In
the future you had better write a private
letter in such urgent cases.
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Having experienced Sicat dsGlOt
TROUBLED" from iudIge,tI.n, 50 much so that
came near losing my
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Are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? Ii SO,
send at once and get bottle OF Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. It's value is incalCulable. 1t will re.
lieve the poor littlO sufferer Immediately.
Depend upon it mothers, there ia no mis-.
take about It. 1t cures dysentery and
diarrhea, regulates the stomach and bow
els, cures wind collie, soitens the gums, re-
duces inAammations, and gives tone and
energy TO the whole system. Mrs. Win.
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing is pleasant to the taste, aud ia the pre-.
scription OF ono OF the Oldest and best le-
male purses and physicians in the United
States, aud Is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 25 cents q
bottle, MWP2w
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MEatra1.r
1EtEhtraI.
DIR. j. &c. SIM
No. 1904 ChaplInc street.

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The best evidence Of q physicians succcRs q the
testimony Of ais patienu. The increasing de.
nAndl for my professional services prove that nave
dealt honortbiy and fairly with thoss who have
out permission, though have many hundred cor.
tincitl from those whom have cured Aief they
had bean pronounced inCunble, AthqTcuEh ued'
lcal education Win many ysaTs ao!pltA e1penenSe
ssT T q ssnp Ss psSliislss md Isic.
scSfs i pSsiiSis, nd GSSEts SiISt6S rEdSHE ~
Home Proof.
Kidney and Liver Diseases and RheumGtEu1..a
Suffered terribly Nothing Neeysed 70 help Enei
could z GSs e P SSf P s %ee SSsd w. Va
CatGfrh, Polypus Of Note,. Impaired Voice. SUI.
lered for year,; patent medicine failed to help me-
Dr. Smith completely cured me- E. ou,Drrcv
Of speidel Il Co., Wheeling: W. Va
Dyspepsia and liberated stonGch.-'"Treaiment
for yeaH failed to give mo relief. Dr. Smith cured
mel THOMAS HOLT, INSURANCE Agent
Fis-IIad them for fourteen years; Dr; Smith
ScrofuiA, Running Boris on Hsad:T"Ay son WA
afflicted for fourteen years; N9thing seemed 70
''N'f ',''1 MES. CATHERINE GAPS,
Market Street, Wheeling, W. Va.
Cancer.-"SuEered for yeafS with Cancer, Had II
cut out three times i returned after each opera
palm" MS. D. n. ohCuII.,
weeks. Reported dying. Dr.. Smith cured me
"t'''A' ---A-' ~ NV ' THOMAS ooLvRI,
Wholesale Grocer, Main st., Wheeling, ", Va.
alterations Of Roctum. ProlSpguS and P1leS;-
"WGS given up 10 die and pronounced incur1ble.
Dr.. Smith cured me without knife"
WASHINGTON DRLAEY, Martini Ferry.
Rev, II. o. Ladd Wrtteg:-"Dr. Smiths pfotes-
sionAl services in my family have been most SGtiS-
factory, and commend him to al a . gentleman
and O Ekilliul physician"
Nm. Margaret Eolk ESys: ~ had been suffering
for seven yeGrs and treated by many phyhciAnS for
dyspepsia. DR.. Smith said hHd tape worm, and
In eight hourS removed q monster 100 feet long,"
Female Complaints Three years In hospitals for
females give me peculiar advantages In such GASES
Persons cured oil catarrh, diseases Of heart liver,
stomach, kidneys, stin blood, nervous affections
and weaknesses Of men and youth, BcrotulA and
asthma testify 10 my success.
Piles cured without the knife.
Patients At distance may be treated BY lettetn no
satisfaction guaranteed. chart for selt-GIRnninA.
ton sent on receipt OF two three-cent stamps, and
advice returned free.
Consultation At oGice free. Once hours from . A
4. 70 7P. n, daily. Gail on or address,
JOHN z. SMITH, MD,
No, 1901 ChAplitie St., Wheeling, W. Va.
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All tainA daily except sunday,
Trains leave Cleveland torS'T heellng at bL0s ~,
2:lo p. m, arriving ct 4:sS p N, md 7:SS L N.
La. T0MLINSON,
Passenger ASsnt, Wheeling, W. 70.
I. A. FORD,
Gen. Pan, and Ticket Agent PittburEh p.
JAMES MrffRYA. ienntaf MAnhEnr.
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Ohio F'drnGr.
Be sure 10 fix up the barn and stables in
comfortable condition before winter is
here. In stopping the cracks and Gran.
MES see that plenty OF sunlight is allowed
to enter. This is as necessary to the
health and comfort Of animals as OF man,
and if they are to spend the greater por-
ton OF their time in the stables the latter
should be so constructed as to allow as
much sunshine to enter as possible. Glass
is cheap, aud any farmer who is half q car
penter can furnish his stock with the
Injury OF light at very small outlay.
Where barns were originally constructed
without windows, as many Of the older
ones were puilt, this remOdeling should b.
attended to this month. suchan improve
ment will mako 1t much more pleasant
doing the work there this winter. II
sometimes gets too cold to open doors to
give light when working aboutth barn.i
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THOMAS MAxAnAN, No. SO Montgomery
street, Hudson, N. Y, two years ago was
ilicted With dyspepsia and obstinate con.
stipation; had lost forty pounds in weight
and wac bed.ridden invalid, He com.
menced taking Btandreth's Pills in doses
Of five, four, two and one. Then he took
two every night for month, gained eight
pouuds in weight, aud was able TO attend
TO business. He took two pills every night
for the following ak weeks, and was en-.
tirely cured, MwFdw
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R. W., LOUISVILLE, OIL have horse,
10 years old, that has large lump on the
leg just back Of the chest. 1t is about the
size OF quart measure and is hard. II
has been on for two years but is getting
larger. Can anything be done for it?
AEswER:-Yes, itrequires an operation.
1t will have TO be disseCted out. IL Is
caused by the horse lying on the shoe, 80
you had better have the shoe removed
and pad made to d. over the foot.
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Those are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach Of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit
tiers. Inactivity Of the Liver, Bliousness,
Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kidneys, OF
any disease OF the urinary organs, or who.
ever requires an appetizer, torric or mild
stimuIeut, will always find Electric Bit.
tors the best and only certain cure known.
They act surely and quickly; every bot
tie guaranteed to give entire satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold at fifty cents a
bottle by Logan Il Co. MwF&w
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One Experience Of Many.

Having experienced UCat dsGlo
"rroubls!" from iudIgsstI.u, 50 much so that I
came near losing my
Life!
Ny t,ou6lc always came after ealing any food
However light
And dlgtstlble,
70; two OF three hOais at lime had 10 so
through tue most
RxcrucIatInS pains.
"Aud thsOu way ever Sot'
"Rellel."
Vas by throwing up all my stomach coniatned!l
No oae can conceive the pains that had TO go
through, until
eat lASL?'
Twas taEeaI 80 that for .hre weeks lay in
bed ID
Could eat n3:liHgi'!
Ny sursrings were 10 that called two doatorS to
give me something taat wonitNo9 the pain.
Their eflOits were NJ gOcd 70 me.
Alta IL h'tri gool zeal
"Abont your HOJ .itE rs!
And deter n ned 10 try tsem."
Got b pt,ie-!u ipuF Ii Irsi took the contents OF
Onelii!
Next day l wa, out Of bed, aad have no! seen
'SIck"
Hour, from III sAuaa eau e nc.
IAaye recommended 1t - Euudreds oil Others.
You hev, no such
"AdvOcG:e rs an +"
GET. KEHDA'L,
Alston, BONOn, Mass.
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grnstee Sa1es.
SALE.

j r,,,ue Of deed Of trust made by John But:
~, "a MARY ButterGeld his wife, 70 me, dated
rfasu oi october, In the year lSsO, and feSoIu'
hs y w rrSt Deed Hook No. IL, page %, IN the
q y 6sec Of the County Coun Of Ohio county
ws ,s. ,Ts NOVEMBER IS, A. D. 1856,
.arr,Dg At 10 o'clock A. ~, sell a. public Guo.
c0nmgp.SSs kighest and best bidder. at the Court
ton 70 y" I'D county. IN the City OF wheeling, the
hS4ie de,crbed real estate, Or 70 much lnoleoi
h!loHpSs. neccESSFy, that ID 70 hAX lots numhered
unnt ! ia John Ell and WILLIAM ChApnneI
A,i hI n The CITY ol Wheeling, IN inc bne
LaESoIt "yiFTiulS, beinE ths nme properly.
q Net "a AZ Ssid John Hutt0raeld By . y.
pe1TGSSs., by deed dated Decemhot lSsel
~ ~ .,rSrdei IL deed book number eo, et y
~ IIStSiic land records Of Ohio county, Mat w
Esp ,i,o he north half Of lot number leS on w
SiaA IL nj Market street in the rum wGto Of Sllo
snL ~ Ling Inc mule property conveyed 2 yonn
siI .SriS by ]. s. Shrlyer and VILE by deed S1te9
BlilSiiIiiSS and recorded In book - page X. Q!
AHH aSrbc records. The last named parcel Of real
sa!e WI. ~ ye s sHi One third Of the purchase
lLh ~ zach parcel sold, or 20 much mere OF sueh
noaS! " ,nNuey a the purchaser may elect 10 ray,
paIv isTd. one third thereof, with interest,
rz'h u md las residue thereof with Interest ~
one !,,, ifom thedSy Of ISle, inc puteha4et CIV,
tHOyt"', ~ Win good security, for the deferred
aS h .n6 Inc legal tito 20 b. retained ey Tue
is.s.t,nsd trustee ~ further security, unul Aucn
Soil .fe iuI'y GRE SlfR b. CALDWELL, Trustee;
r.. UupyYY AuCtlOneet. Uclb
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W. L, TRENTON, OuIo:-I have q COW
that hes not had passage for three days.
She has been used 10 slop feed, but got
lost and was away for week. We found
her in field OF weeds and dry grass. She
is dull and today refused her feed. What
had better give her?
ANswEa:-rake Of magnesium sulphate
and todium sulphate Of each one pound,
and dissolve in one-half gallon Of warm
water and give as two doses, three hours
apart. Feed on sIop feed with little hay
when her sppetite returns. II the medi:
cine does not operate give an injection OF
warm water and soap.
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The hogs should have oil tho grain that
they will cat up clean now, but no more
should be given At any one time than will
be eaten up clean and quickly. 1t is a
mistaken idea to suppose that latteninG
hogs must have gran lying beside them
all the tine. Such system Of feeding
will more likely stagnate the fatteninG
process than advance it, and has no re-
exceptinlhs large amount
Of grain which Is necessarily wasted in
endeHyoriug to keep feed before the pork
ers all the time.
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Mrs. Mary A, Daley, OF Tunkhannock,
Pa, was afflicted for sixyearswith Asthma
and Bronchitis, dnring which time the best
physicians could give no relief. Her life
was despaired OF until last October she
procured a bottle Of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, when immediate relief was felt,
and by continuing its use Tor short time
she was completely cured, gaining in flesh
60ponnds in few months.
Free Trial Bottles OF this certain euro Of
all Throat and Lung diseases at Logan &
Co.'S drug store, Large Bottles 81 %.
NWFAW
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EAT STOCK SHOW
At uhicagO-The Msoti"gs of tho Various
- AsaOolnlionI,

At -chicagO-Ihe Meetings of tho variOu,
~ Association,
The fat stock show at Chicago last week
was a great success. Among the interest
ing features Of the occasion was the meet.
ing Of the Illinois Veterinary. Association.
At the meeting Of this body Dr.. Green
read communication recitiDg case Of
bouy tumor in lO.months.old Oily which
he had treated. DR.. Ryan was requested
10 present come subject for discussion and
raised the question Of neurotomy and the
preference between the upper, and lower
operation. DR.. Ryan said he had no choice
between the two. DR.. Paaren RECON-
mended that il the diBease was above the
second phslan1 that the upper operation
be made; Il below, then the lower. DR..
Withers was in favor OF the lower opera
ton first.
al the meeting OF the National AssociR
ton OF Poland China Breeders, President
Bonham made an earnest speech for leg
islatiye protection Of the hog interests,
especially from contagious diseases. lie
said that the 100000 appropriation which
they had obtained from Congress was
now lying unused in the Treasury on &C:
count OF decision by Secretary Garland
that it was not legally granted.
Resolutions providing for q committee
to prepare a standard oil points OF excel
lence for Poland Chinas; another to com.
pIle a history Of the breed; another that
each breeder Of Poland Chinas feed one
hoG exhibit al next years FAt-Stock Show
and that any breeder having been debar'
red from record shall be ineligible e
the us0 OF any other record, were adopted.
Al the meeting Of the Aberdeen Angus
Breeders the report Of thsexecutiVe com
mittee showed the membership to DO l0S
being an increase OF q members Tor the
year. II was reported that 10 thorough
breds and 80 cradles were raised dnrinI
the year, and apologies were given that i
thoroughbreds and II grades would b.
raised ne XII year. twas decided that the cos
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ConHh.

]. W., POINT PLEASANT, W. VA.-We
have horse IL years old that has had a
very bad cough for about three mouths.
We have used every kind Of medicine
that they say is good for cough and have
the advice Of All Agricultural paper, but
it has done no good. We take the WEEK.
LY lNrELLIdEScER and would like to hear
from you.
ANswRR:-The fact Of your horse bav.
ing a cough ard Of you using different
medicines does not give mo any knowledge
OF tho disease. There are many different
diseases with cough as a symptom
Wtite the symptoms in full anu think
| can help you.
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L. W, BEECH BoTroM,W. Va ~ have
a young horse that was struck on the head
with Clrb about four months ago. 1t
did not hurt him at the iime, but about
three weeks after the side OF the face
swelled and was very sore. He could not
eat; he is very thin in flesh and there is a
bad smell from his mouth, and when he
eats ne holds mis- head on one side. Can
you advise me what to do, aud oblige a
subscriber.
ANswER:-Tha blow that the horse re-.
ceived undoubtedly fractured tooth
which has liberated. The only thing to
do is to have it extracted at once.
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Of the herd.book when published should
be s. to members and So TO non.mem-
bers. In order to duplicate the awards
to Angus cattle Of their grades at the Kan
sas City and Chicago Fat-Stock Shows,
il was resolved that the association levy
an assessment Of 80 cents per head on all
pure Aberdeen Angus cattle Of all ages
owned by members OF the association
Dec. l, 1885, and that the executive COM
mittee request al members to pay this or
have their cattle excluded from the herd
book till such Is paid,
The IllinoIs State HolStein Breeders
Association met at the Sherman House
and wAs-called 10 order by pfeel.
dent TeGt. secretary Mckinney was
requested to address the meeting. He
spoke Of the excellence Of the H0lstein.
tEiesian breed, and said that II was only
a question Of time, aud not long, when all
farmers in the Northwest would have
more or less Of this stock on their farms.
The American Shire Horse. Breeders
Association held their annual meeting.
The Executive Committee was instructed
to confer with the Slire Hois' Society OF
England and the various dratt.horse asso'
Citations OF America with regard to holding
show Of drait-horses separate from State
fairs. The subscriptions for premiums for
pure Shire horses reached 81 200.
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OR, NOTES FRENCH pOWDERS,

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or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by Logan & Co.
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nnhItc auction 10 the highest and beat bid.
S the Court House Of a.id COUNTY In u. Si
Of WbtennSS;. III thGt part OF out lot number ten
ia1 ,uS S4i being situate in Jacobs addition 2
onsy called o ne Eve %S q SGSsh S MeS
inE DuL aast INA OF the baltimore q ohio Kali
iat q s4d lot No. e. of aSS AZ y:
remainder ~ nTtoS 10 JuIy Ii, ISL, lying between
ioAd ~ ronySyeG 10 A. J. Yonkiug9 prior 70 said
I and northern aDs Of ots sd G GSd U C i 5S1
nEn " NJ, the pSst side OF the baltimore Ohio
ine ,ISeE Of seventy Jour feet more or lea
AID a5ns I,ck about GySys ses e
nit', , - hy A j, YoniingS and vile BY Deco
~. sJTSd IS IS6 and recorded IN ihe o'StS az
o County C SSs s Of SR0 GcR aa and IN wee
booL ~ l., IN. said William Alien by deed dated
SSar,5SSfS NSO, and recorded in Deed BOOK NO.
~ iytiv ;F sALE-Cash In hand on day Of sale
IEESS Uf b D DOvEN6R, Trustee.
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AYERS Sarsaparilla works directly and
promptly, to purify and enrich the blood,
improve the appetite, strengthen the
nerves and brace up the system. 1t is in
the truest sense an GlterGtirs medicine.
Every invalid should give it trial, DAw