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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-06-11
"To-morrow never yet
On human being rose or Set."

The rainbow fades as the child stretches
out its hands for the bag of gold, the mirage
recedes as we approach it, and mocks our
hopes by appearing again on the far horizon !;
and we hope to awake in the morning, and
find that this Tomorrow, the Utopia of our
dreams, has come find that it is still To-
day, with the old spirit dragging its weary
resolves.
There is a saying that "none are so blind
as those who will not see;" certainly none
are so credulous as those who will not think.
Does anybody really believe that it will
require less effort to pay that unpleasant call
bleness of having to find excuses for neg
lecting it to-day? Or will that pile of un-
answered letters be any less alarming when
increased by the mornings mail? Or will
that kind action be any more acceptable for
being postponed till your own warm impul-
ses have cooled, and the urgent need for
help is past? "Bis dat, qui cito dat," says
the Latin proverb. You may spend the
whole of to-day in lazily making good reso-
lutions about the beef tea you will take that
sick woman tomorrow, but when the NOR
ming comes the woman may be dead, and
the opportunity for usefulness gone; and
YOU will waste another day in idle remorse.
Physicians tell us that the constant use OF
sedatives slowly but surely deadens the en-
ergies, and saps the vital force. Good reso-
lutions for to-morroware pleasant soothing
syrup for our conscience to-day; but there is
danger lest its activity be injured, and its
power of remonstrance destroyed; we want
mental tonics, not sedatives. 1t is those
dreamers who talk most of the wonderful
things they are going to do in the future,
who end by never doing anything at all.
"What can you do, or think you can, begin it,
Bodness has geuius, power, and magic in it.
| Tomorrow Twill be the same story
Tomorrow and the next more diatory;
For indecision brings it's own delays,
And days are lost lamenting DER lost days"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-06-11

How CHINA GETS ITS NAME.-The Ce-
lestial empire has borne in its time many
names, for it was custom when new dy-
nasty ascended the throne to give another
name to the empire, as Haique, Chumque
Hanque, etc., according to the name of the
ruling monarch. The true name is said to
be Chumque, 1.-THE centre kingdom of the
world" This term was by usage corrupted
to Chiuoue, and from this word the Portu-
puese gave it the name of China.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1885-06-11

@- 1t is seemly that we should allow the
faults of the dead to drop by silence into
forgetfulness, and that we should speak low
ingly and truthfully of their merits; but to
pronounce panegyrics. upon them that are
knowingly undeserved, merely because they
have passed away from us, is casting con-
tempt on truth which will not be borne with
impunitY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-02

There is no better time III me
wsolc year Tor seeding land to grass
than the present, or Is soon after
the heat of summer is passed as
fbe condition OF the land will P -rnllt-
There can meyer he any lntie4Ible
srules for seeding land, b It there are
proper times and improper times,
1udicious ways aud bad ways. 1t IS
n poor time to SOW grass seed IN
June or early III July when the heat
is the greatest, and especially II the
soiI is day as il has been for several
weeks in many localities the present
summer. Unlike corn and mliset,
grass delights in cool, moist weather.
from the time the seed IS snWn TIL
the crop is harvested, aud then
C ntinuance of the sans kind OF
weather while the roWen crop l.
starting up. Hot, dry weather Il
nniayors bic TO the grass crop at any
and all times. Natures time Ter
SOW ing most of the grass seed" IS
soon after they ripen in suRlmef.
The seeds naturally fall in the shade
and they start into growth as soon AIS
there is sufficient RAIN To molstensthe
earth's surtuCe. There is 10 eil"rt
to produce seed the first year, but
the energy OF the little grass plant IS
all expended in getting a good strong
foothold upon the soil 50 tibet the!
shall not be thrown out and dc. troy
ed by the trusts Of Ninter.-Spirit OF
the Farm,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-02

A mistake often made BY poul-
thy eepers is that they keep their
birds too long. a capital rule,
which should 0 ways he followed BY
those who d) sire plenty Of eggs, s
10 Kill the airds of when about t&o
and a half years old. Some prefer
their being killed year earlier than
rat, and upon large farms there
ca, be no question that this is the
better plan, but when the hens have
To be bonghl they uoel moi be dis
posed of before Two and halt years.
Snpposing ten birds are kept, the
titc ol.lest can be killed every autumn
aud five puiIels bought to take
their places, this being done every
>er. Thus a supply OF eggs may
be kept up, which cannot be done II
the birds are retained at greater ages
There is also another reason for thi:
ulau-namciy, that at two and
h If ears old hen Is Sc: efal'y
quite pussible for eating, which can-
not be said later ON. There is ever
advantage in taking the course sug-
gested.-Spirit of The Farm.
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5 80 1EEIE9.IIlYbRY a,.AHAb J


Mrs. Geo. Gilbert, Bryan, Ohio, writes
DR.. S. B. HARTMAN Il Co, Columbus.
Ohio: / commenced on the fifth bottle OF
your PERUNA this morning, and should
just as soon think of doing without my
meals as without my medicine. I
have been dOctoring for about four
years, and kept getting worse all the
time and was just giving up in despair
when got one of your books, The Ills
of Life" was in bed at the time.
read and re-read your book and felt like
trying your medicine. My folks thought
there was no use in trying anything more,
l was 80 far gone, and might as well
make up my mind to die. / told them
PRRUNA was the medicine needed, and
intended to try a bottle. It proved q cue
cess in breaking the chills, and If it had
not done one thing more, would have
been satisfied. But it has done more, and
l feel like another person. Everybody
that secs me is surprised to see me looking
80 well, as they all thought I was dying
with consumption, and now my own folks
have as much to say for the PERUNA as
I. I recommend it to everybody I see.
There were two of our neighbors in yes
terday inquiring about the PERUNA. /
gave the one my book to read; told her
to bring it back, as priced it very high
ly. The other got the name of the Pc
RUBA to send to his son in Chicago. He
is a telegraph operator. My disease is
something similar to Mrs. Milo Ingram's,
though nothing compared to being 50 bad.
There was q lump raised on my collar
bone, and it was a long time before it
looked like opening. The doctor said he
would have to lance 1t in few days, but
/ thought I would attend to that myself,
so put little fly blister on it and il
opened; then put a poultice on and then
salve, and kept the salve on all the time.
1t got so bad and spread upon my left
shoulder, and one place under my left
breagt. Then there were two nlaces on
my head, one near the be. pie and one
back Of my ear that waf lust dreadful.
n o tongue can tell what | entered. Ny
head felt SO strange sometimes, / thought
] was going crazy. Since I have used
the PERUEA Il don't use the salve any
more) my sores healed up right away.
And OH, what a relief it is to get around
without chilling and having TO suffer with
my sores. l feel like letting every body
know AZ about it.
John Ferguson, Callitzin, Pa, writes.
" Your PERUEA is good medicine, and
we sell lots Of it. VIII you please send
US some more Ills Of Life with few
German"
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Small Things.

Bill Arp, in the S"uther Cultiva-
to-, thus chats; "Ihc whole aeon"
my of life is in little Things. The
farmer thinks his cutton-balcs big
thing, md struts around them with
pride, but the profit that is in them
dom; amount to much. HI" w-ife has
s we'd him more money by her year
uupretending work. 4 long tim"
ago, when / Was boy, my mother
experimental in a small way with
come silk works, and made little
sum of money, and size was very
proud of her SUCCESS. 1t cost my
.ati.er nothing, and not much of my
mothers time-she recied a few
pounds Of silk and sold it tor SIX
dollars IL pound And SO my father
thought the ak business a big thing
and liz sent ii ana got cuttings from
the Murus Multi Caulis mulberry,
and E,!unted two or three acres. and
IL 3 year or two they were n! ready
for the silk worms, and he built HIM
tw0-story house and flied 1t full
OF racks and hurdles, and 1t took
NV brother, and me, und all hands
20 attend to them. Il was 4 nasty
| ,usiDess md wore us all out, for
when the worms got hungry and be
gan to cruise around iur breakfast
they had t, be tel and fed all over.
~ after awhile the nulberrics were
stripped and the worms were still
aui.gry, and my brother and E'yseit
had to get up bet ire dizzy every morn
ing and go Ave miles Il anoi her or
cAard after leaves and get back By
sunrise, and it wore us Gus, but VIC
W ,rried through with it, and then
when the cocoons were all made, We
! had another filthy job ree'irg oil ,he
silk in hot weather, amt we male &c
pounds and slid il 1T five dollars d
pound and qwt the business. Il
was too big business; and So il J.
with many things. They ale 10,
i, biz. 4 little grist-miil on a brancl
p will make Il luuu i good living, bu
, these big ones that run by steam ARK
. risky ventures. a little ,ountr,
LANYARD makes money. The farm
ers' wives make money raising con.
P mon chickens and turkeys ami sell
; ing eggs, but these honnerios DON
. 10 much. Common folks can at'eu'
I to little things and waste 80 time %
I money, but when a man has :" neg
) l,ct his regular business, it WON'T pay
Nv fathers silk venture called hin
] from his sire abnut hal; hs ;ine
} and what he made a. six ae Jos
S other ways"
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The question is uttener askel; TIA
answered, Wat is done Nilh the
vast quantities of ginseng shipped
from tins and otter Southern cities?
What use Is mau.e ~ it. and where
does il 20? / las had Il larger de
mald han even liow slice The sup
ply has So greatly Increased. Al
one time il SOLD for almost four times
its present value, and even NOW 1t
commands Il guod price-one that
enables the sang digger 70 ma. Z
number one wages. During The war
It was term Of reproach used
against the Brown mil tia Of Georgia
a. d applied by the Fedcruls to ali
Southern soldiers who were a little
scaut in ia, ir clothing. NJ occups-
tIon should entail disgrace 50 long
as i. ia honest. AMI the ''saug>,lgger"
j. jasL as honorable and the calling
as digatie.l rs any other. Ii is tue
tie business has been rele4ated to
tho poorer classes; but the we,,lthiest
grocers buy it, and it is no less hon
ora BILE to buy than sell Il.
Now as to ITS uses: Il sill make
some OF our readers ltugL 70 konw
that il is used wholly by the Chinese,
amt FIR the plrYose of conci.iati. 6
evil spiriis, Il is used 10 buru &,
incense in the Chinese pagodaS o.
temples in their religious exercises
to exercise EVIL spirits in the house
hold. All sickness among them i
| attributed 70 bad spirits, ana unlcs;
these spirl;a c,,u b" propitiatei they
think they viii die. The ginseng IS
consi desed the hest agent tor hi.
purpose. 1t is also used internally a.
u len, though it has no medical prop
rites whatever, 81 lar as is known
They make charms Fit and hang
IN the neck, especially Of childrcl
ami tru9eiers, to protect them from
evil influences They Pick out th'
= lnrgest Iosts aud make images Q
their gods, which are considered t.
possess great good qualities.
AL one time ii was weighed on on,
o scale aud gold was put Oh the othe
scale, amt that determined lis price
> Then when the supply increased j
was sold for lis weight IL silver Nov
competition has So lesseae'i its va!u
it is sold for from three 10 FIVE dol
lars per pound, Should tie Chimes
ever STOP buying It there would b
no further value attached to il
though some patent medicines use
to small cxtcnt.-Spirit OF the Farm
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What oonstitntes a GOOd Farmor

A good farmer will always save
Gas manure and make s. COMPOST heap.
He will prodiye shelter for his s'o, K
and hay, and not feed on The ground
lie will always keep thorough0r' d
Lull, boar, 81 buck, and breed to
good horses lie will curry has
sock. horses, mud cows, He viii
keep his wagon and tools creased.
lie will use paint freely on mouse"
and implements, and put them
under shelter as soon as used. tie
will hang up his harness instead OF
laying in the dust, and keep them
VIII oiled. He will see to his gates
mud the doors about his barns 0nd
stables. and not prop them with
rails. lie will not starve the call
t. yet the more milk. He will Sc
proyide himself with implements
and tools that lie will not pc com
n.lIed to borrow. And finally he
will take this paper. -SPitir OF t4'
Farm,
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Effects Of Fodder pulling on Corn,

Effects Of Fodder pulling on Uorn'
The subject of injury to ~""n by
stripping ii OF fodder Inns been often
discussed, and no concluAion has eye
been arrived at. This year has Of
tered peculiar advantages for cqalnl,
nation. 1t continued rains fail i'm
Incdiately after fiddler is puIl i, the
difference, if any, will be but slight.
But we must take it under the worst
aspects to give fair decision, TO-,
that may be the lule. 1T any gen
,tlcman has any doubt on the suljec'
he can have ocular demonstration by
visiting the {, flee OF the Spirit Of the
Farm. We took the specimen from
al Dining rows of corr ia the same
field. Many ears were exalnine''
with The SINE result. Specimen,
were also examined from 4 b"ttnr
feld-same result. Wherever the
fodder was stripped from the corn
the loss was fully thirty per cent
The corn msuipped l. full and soh'r
l., shrnkage whatever The strip
l,d corn is shruuken So the grains dt
not touch. Some persons put The
lpss At forty per cent we thi /
seirtv ucr cent will cover the loss
WI the fodder compensate for til,
loss? Not by a long way. The l'st
q, corn we consider To be- double + {
value Of the fodder. Had the lrough
/ rcr suspected the fodder would uo
nave been pulled, but we had ~
means o; lcrvseying it. The foade
l.1s FulIed al The usual time, II
August. alter The shucks on tie "a
had !. led up, and when tie grain
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feii the Truth.

Ana This we do when we say hat Hill .
i-"ckert' Compound Licorice Coush Syru,
- certainty the best sonsh medicine on H..
narhrt. We further say. HIT IT viii ~.
cure consumption, inn it will destroy t,
S'o'i- '.ao chick ,'n desperate cot..h ihat ri
ten Iea''- "a ,Iat ieli DESTROYER. Far con.,l,.
coidr, bronchitis, tickling and burning sen.
sutton IN the throat and Inn,;s, ana pains il
. tht chest, II has TO superior. Ak drnggl~
for a trial bottle free and b, convinced
Hill 4 Lockcrt's iron Tome Syrup make
IiU!', r.d. healthy diced. Iicalthr bIaoc
makes healthy man and woman. For IN
reason the Iron Tonic Syrup is The best l,,l
weak delicate females. They al say gft,,
they TAKE it . while. q te,I like a b,a
m"w person" Also ne he Tonic for To-
of appetite, Indigestion, s.t, raj cibil:tv ~
''f Il blood purifier. &l.OO II bottle at drug
gist.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-02
Dangerous Bowel Disorders.

Now that howell disorders, such as cholera,
cholera morbus, diarrhoea, looseness, pains
III the bowels etc, are prevalent all over the
country, all should be prepared Tor sudGcr.
emergencies. Manfhtld's "Miss:ssilt,i
Diarrhoea Cordial" is the standard rpmrdv.
1t has stood the test If untold thousands for
thirty years and has never been known "a
fail III 4 single instances. Every steamer
plying the Father Of Water" carry it and
rely upon it exclusively Tor the cure Of
bowels disorders. One dose often effects 4
c;ge and several doses never fails. Have il
handy! l. is safe AMI reliable. and the be.;
remedy Of it's kind in the wor ID For sal,
by all druggists and by the MANSFIELD
MEDICINE co.. Memphis Tenn.
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TALE OF tao CRUTcREs.
FR!GHTFUL EkSAL CETARRH
PIE COS of so no.

FuE fopr years have been StT.cted with a
very troublesome catarrh OF Ihc head. 50
terrible has It's nature been that wEeh blew
my nose small pieces OF bones would fTe4nc'ily
come out Of my mouth and nose. The u.s.
charge was copious ard az times exceedingly
offensive. Ny blood bCoamc 50 imPurs that
my general Rcaish greatly impaired, with
poor appetite ADD vorS,' digest
Numerous medicines we're ased without
releef, untn tggan the nsc Of 3. 3. B., aad
three bottles ac+e3 rdrsusI Ike magic. Since
their uae no1 a symptom has retu0Ied, ao1
feel in every way quite lsatoTed n henlth-
ayn an Old CITIZEN cf Atlanta, anu refer "a al
g.ost any one l!1nz Ia l3utIer street, ali more
particularly 10 Or l. u. tilnG2, who kncws
u Iny case.
Ms KIIZABETu L MOTT.
We will natI 90 aHpl:Cs,Eicl IL anyone inter-
ested in hl,od ana skin Diss asos. Scrof,Ia,
Rhsunatism, Klarey Troanlos- etc., wUnde.-
iu! AMI uuGucs:iUu..3G testimony Of cures
effected by tFs use Of y. B. &, the qtickrrt
Blood PuI'her ever known Large bottles $;.FC
Or TX for s. u. sold 10y Al DrHggi-is or Ex-
% essed On reCc.i; oi p5,sc.
BLOOD BALM co.
AriaRt>, Ga.
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l.2t IT, ~. Use

% - ling rr"a; 'a,lu- Of medicine, o.
hall d'zeu uf ID" ordinary ran of pills
when one or l'ro ni iyill x Ipckert5 little
P.,''i'rAyi!in Ant"-naiarial ii IS II better.
lhtsv pals Thoroughly exci-c the liver 20
lieaiihE actin, regulate the bowels. stop
headaches, backaehes, aching limbs, paias
10 the side and other eyInn,"in,. iucidcr; 10 !,
torpid liver. Try tl.rin and YOU sill use no
oiher. Tor sale BY druggist.
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RuoisIga's Arnies SaIve.

The Best Salye IN Il G world q. FAX,
.3ruise~, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhsqn, 's.-
Sores, Te;ter, Gharpcd Hands, ChilhlainS
Germs, and I'll Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively c'n.s iles, or 10 lav required. 1t
is guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction, or
morcy refunded Pric. 25 cents p x.
}or sal, bv 3. Y. IIuGsan.
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ANCTHEE oPEN ETTER.
Two Cases Of T;lood Poison and one OF
G'ita vrlt Cured.

T0wAL1GA, GA, May 81, 1884
Blood Balm 10: we have been -clIIn ;
yonr 3. Is. 3. less than II mo, ths and we
find it gives Better abstraction than any
lnei;cinc We ever p ID. K : decidedly he
best Blood medic ne vc ever knew, ana YOU
cam, say too mUcn in It's favor.
lis cures are SO quicly and decided, and
costing so little, that our customers are de-
lighted with IT, we know IF two eases OF
Blood Poison and one OF Calarrh cured b,
Its use.
One Of the above cases had taken about
four dozen bottles OF ! noted blood medicine
without any benefit, tut he was curet with
ssvrN B0TTLEs Of h. v can't eel
any other Blood Purifier now. Hcpimg yot
great success, We remain,
e. kINAHI 4 son,
General Merchants.
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ll',ss:3::.r....,,, Chattanooga / 4. LOU,
L&s4il way,

AHEAD OF ALL COMPFTTTORSl
: 10 f,.tsiIiIEs, aAas49EA
TIE REST ROUTE to the summer Eesfrts and
Mountain Retreats uf Tennessee, V1N ala and the
Caroiinas, Via McEinzie a8d Nashville.
THE BEST ROUTE to the LIBERATED Csdh -, Tn
iversltIs.s S.na,aares and OF edutatUp1l iu-ti-
tutIous in the Southwest, Yia Nj kenzie snd
Nashville.
TIIh BEST ROUTE to Atlanta, on
vile and Florida Orange Belt, Via Mckenzie, and
Nashville ana Chattanooga.
TIE BEST ROUTE 20 Atlanta, Macon, Charleston
Savannah, Augusta, Columbia, Charlotte, Knox
willie, Bristol, Richmond, Norfolk, Washington,
Ma Mckenzie, Nashville and & .ait,nooga.
DOM - E'C1LSC@-Elfl L. 7 = =
By this line you secure the
7FA vTwFyYTg SPEED, SAFELY,
A1E2ZAAIS AZ - * COMFORT. SATISFAtH ZOE
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The greatest objection 10 most c"neh
medicines is dl7asreeable taste. Hill u
I.ockrrt's Compound Licurice Cough Syrup
is pleasant to the taste, and the c"n%h,
hoarSness and inflammation Of tn, air pas
sages are felt TO ne r,liey,a' soon as one
or TWO doses are taken. Wholesale and re
tail by druggist
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NIiINtsriEIp TENS.
DS- J. BGADFIi-7.is; iea- Sir--htv daughter has
been suffering for nauy years with that drrad.t al
aihicjiOn Known Female Disease which las cost
Ine MANY doll as ard.io oyithstiudiug l hal the
best liiestical attendance u-agtid Lot md !
nave uts iHaHy otacr kinds O lncdi. ire witho any
effcti hat just about iren hrT up, was cur II
he IT, aui .,apprned in tin store Of ". " EckIcr
seNeia week since, and lac, knowing oi my dlu:h-
Ter 80; ton l.lIrsuadcd meto huy hottie al your
Female -. ulator. She began 70 impruve Il
W. delighted with its effects that hut,S at sew
era NOR b"t'lC. of il and knowing Whist I do
R''our ill., & today 81 my family was 81 Eering
wiz; iat twsti tii.-a.e. l would have IT If 1t cost
So a 9u'riT Zen truthftliy >ay IL cured
my i..t ttE .!,d ana well, ana ystf and wife
DO heartily racUEinIcud your Female Regulator
be jiil What i iS represented Ia b..
Resp Il. D. FEATHERSTON.
Treatise on the Health ana Happiness Of Woman
Iaaiied free, TIE PKADTIGLD isFat-IATo., Co.
un23iy Box IS atlanta, ia.
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appeared :u.l and almost hard Gle
graius eiL not gain ANY iun. G growth
after stripping, bat kiicd up there.
SPIRIT Of The Farm.
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Gen's-I have ieen afflicted with chillsI
ard fever for about three year. ana with an
enlargement 81 ,he spleen. tried guinine,
ttrvchnnc, and various kinds Of chill REM
csiies Sithont obtaining permanent relief
My father advised me as :, last resort to call
npon you about my case. and vou furnished
ne with bottle Of your Manrfield' Chill
and Fever Tonic, iini .,oyo,, which has cured
me, as believe, efcctnaiiy. never cr:ov-
Cd better health in nay lii, than, do now, ali
ny Symphonic Of disease having disappear
eli. Yours, etc,
a. KINRROUG, ia
For sale by druggists. Manufactured By
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w O NJ q. ~ :
Fer Esa1ta ara Happiness ere <..s:ers Of
G.ear Concern tt al. EanIind.
NEAR SiAEIFTTA, Ga.

S3'n@ luont.S agni got bottle IF Dr !. B7dfsIi's
ci }" itesu iaiOa, ara uSvVi IN m family WIt
great stti-facIlOu- nave recommended il
ana lilies ana tn haT round il be Just wiI-st
claimed Ter il, Tire females who haT Used il are
liv" -; perfect ne;iJh aud abIc 10 atttiJ t5 their
u jiiSciolu Guti's- REV H. b. Johnson.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1885-10-02
"A Song Of Three"

Did You ever notice that the figure "3"
plays m important parl in this age and gen
Grafton?
Gold snaps Invariably last davy; exces-
sivc heat periods DAYS. a severe rain is
sure to be followed by;sunshine after 5 DAYS.
sntcnFc panics arc of I;ivz duration. and
Immediately a!tcrward 4 5 DAVIS wonder.
Depression in business after Il panic IL in
variably prolonged years. Tine present
depression has now last,i wears, during,
which time the