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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09
How Thick shall We Plant COrn2

EDS. COUNTRY GENTLEMAN-I am
obliged to r. H. ID. for calling my at
tention to the corn experiments, for be-
tween now and planting time Is the
best season of the year for discussing
the corn question, and if these experi-
ments will help to an intelligent de-
cislon as TO best distance to plant corn
to get the best return, they ought to be
placed before the reading farmers as
conspicuously as possible. Farmers
and especially dairymen-seem to be
waking up as to the value of corn fOd-
der, whether preserved in silo or cured
and fed as fodder, and most intelligent
dairymen have found that the one who
depends upon hay, cannot successfully
compete with the one who grows and
feeds corn fodder largely to supercede
hay.
have for many years been convinc-
ed THAT for cattle-feeding there was
more value in corn crop planted
moderately thick, say about twice as
we usually plant for corn, and have
watched these experiments with great
interest because they will help to ans
wer this question. There are fewintel-
ligent farmers or dairymen who now
recommend sowing or drilling corn for
fodder at the rate of from two to four
bushels to the acre, as it has been salts
factorily provided that corn fodder
grown in that way is deficient in nutri-
ment, besides being hard to cure. On
the other hand, the fodder from corn
planted about twice as thick as usual is
superior to that from corn planted the
common distance apart, as the stalks
are smaller, and there is more blade in
proportion to the weight of fodder.
The experiments from which 1 quote
have been conducted at the Ohio EX-
pertinent Station, and l have the record
for five years, 1926 inclusive, but
have not yet received the report of
1887. The plots of corn were on land
as uniform in quality as it was possible
to select, and were planted in rows 81
feet apart, and all received the same
treatment. During the five years OF
which I have the record, the plots
planted one grain in each 6 inches of
row, the grains planted singly, yielded
ofeorn. 20 pounds to the bushels, as fol-
lows: 63, 60, 20, 6S and 40 bushels per
acre respectively. In 1884 when the
Weld was 20 bushels there was very
severe drouth in July, just as the ears
were forming. In 1885, with a yield OF 6S
bushels to the acre, there was q per cent.
ofeood ears and 73 per cent. of nubbins,
while in 1884, with yield of20 bushels
per acre, there was but one per cent. Of
ears and 50 per cent. of nubbins. The
yields per acre of cured fodder OH the
fine plots for the same years were as
follows: $500, lO,20S, 2,432, 4,435 and
2,873 pounds. During these same years
the five plots planted three grains to a
hill, feet apart in the row, yielded as
follows: Bushels of corn per acre 49,
76, 2s, 20 and AS. The yield of fodder
per acre from these plots was 3,770, s..
S24, l,47a, 2,2S0 and $3.50 pounds. In
order to enable the reader to see at q
glance the yield of corn, fodder, and
corn and fodder, | will give it in tabular
form.
CORN SIN INCHES APART, ONE GRAIN TIC
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

There is no denying the fact that DR.
Jones' Red Clover Tonic is the most
successful blood purifier ever put on
the market. Its wonderful cures in all
stomach, kidney and liver troubles has
brought out many limitations. 1t re-
stores debilitated nerve tissues, restor-
ing the force lost by sickness, mental
work or excessive use of liquor, opium
and tobacco. Saur & Balsley will
supply the genuine at so cents a bottle.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Genuine cheerfulness is an almost
certain index of an honest heart. Dys-
pepsia and genuine cheerfulness never
60 hand in hand, but Warmers Log
Cabin Hops and Buchu Remedy will
ensure you good digestion, the certain
index of genuine cheerfuiness and the
honest heart.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Hard coal is mined and put on the
cars at.the minesa at about dollar ton.
That includes the share of profits given
to 1.-THE miners through protection"
This same coal is now sold at $3.50 a
ton when it gets into the hands of the
The producers get little
and the consumers pay much. The
railroads and combines get the lions
share. .-Tiffin Aduertiser.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

The Standard built costly oil pipe
line from the Wood county fields to
Lima, but something is the matter and
the oil WON'T flow rightly. The line is
up hill most all the way, and it appears
to be failure.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

sMy little son, three years of age, was
terribly afflicted with scrofula. His
head was entirely covered with scrofu-
lous sores, and his body showed many
marks of the disease. A few bottles of
Ayers SarsaparilIa cured him. Nv. j.
Beckett, Hymera, Ind.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Laxador, is the remedy now mostly
relied upon when good purgative
family medicine is needed. All drug
gist sell it for 25 cents package.
The deadening preparations of opium
for the baby are rapidly disappearing
before the use ofDr. Bulbs Baby Syrup.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

No other medicine is so reliable as
Ayers Cherry Pectoral, for the cure of
coughs, colds and all arrangements of
the respiratory organs. 1t relieves the
asthmatic and consumptive, even in
advanced stages of disease.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Tariff Man-Farmer, eh? Well now
just tell me frankly how the farmers
feel on the wool question? Stranger
It's this way. We always feel like
throwing up our hats and shouting
when we sell our wool-"Ah, ha! |
thought So" "Yes; but we feel like
kicking up row, and swearing when
we buy our clothes. st. Louis Chroni-
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

"Look here, Jones, l understand you
called me blooming jackass last
night.u "That is incorrect, Smithers.
didn't use the word blooming" "Ah,
that's all right, then. Shake, old fell
low. u-Philadelphia Times.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

A Fostoria baby was born without
any connection between its mouth and
stomach, the esophagas terminating in
a sac of its own. The child lived seven
DAYS before starving to death.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09
Land for Salel

igned will sell 80 acres ofland situated
in the west half of the northwest quarter OF
section IA town A. range s.; acres clear, the bal
ancetimber land. Title clear. For further infor-
nation inquire CT W. II. Bruins, on the adjoining
orm. or OF ANDREW SWARTS,
jamestown, Pa.
anita.e3tf Mercer Co.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

corn, and / think 1t will not be 50 long
until large part Of the corn crop Will
be run through the threshing machine,
either befoIe or after husklng:
w. F. BROWN.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

The single eye-glass is worn by the
dude. The theory is that he can see
more with one eye than he can COM
prehend.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Every one is the artisan of his own
fortune. If you wish fortune, keep
healthy by the use of Warmers Log
Cabin Sarsaparilla, which purities the
blood and thus gives health and
strength. Largest bottle on the market.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Catarrh originates in scrofufous taint,
Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies the blood,
and thus permanently cures catarrh.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

What an explosive temper. Mrs.
Cumso hasp' remarked Mrs. Fangle to
her husband. II don't wonder at
that" was Fangle's reply; 'she uses so
much powder. philadelphia Times.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

Mamma" said little Dakota boy,
as he came into the parlor, "where is
papa?" "He is crawling up the CHM
ney. dear, to see what kind of day it
10 IL
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09
My lover is bAshful youth,
And, though he loves me we'll,

HtVPU IVIlS U0Iuy Gu 11UNcS lKTS q I"RSR
His love he'll never tell.
Now, I've resolved that, once for all,
This sort Of thing must stop;
The glad leap year is here,
And I an going to pop.
Upper Sdadtssy Ution,
She suits her action to the word,
And she's acceptel-well;
OF the marriage we'll not say a VOID,
But h:ar what she doth tell.
"My husband is worthless dlde,
He won't do what is proeah,
THIS old leap year may go to grass
And am going to pop.ah."
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09

'sDid it rainn exclaimed the Western
man, in the course of a thrilling recital
of border life. ''Say, itrained so hard
that afternoon that the water stood
three feet OH a slant roof
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-02-09
How TO Cook and onre a Cook.

cook.was 8
C e l."
but all the
s a m e in
m a k | ng
fires t h ey
u s e t h e
oil
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
LkGAL BUSINESS.

eurxnfoz-The People - George Fisck.
lem pied rape. verdict. xulty Of assault
IA battery ksbecca K Usnksi. adminis-
stor. sfc. - ne M. e.. f. r.. trsspass on
q case. eonuaged over ths term Dy con-
nt without coats. Nettis Hoey vs. Owen
0ey. ia chAnc@ry. decree Of divorce grant
1 The People - John ScanlOn. o. a.
snghtsr. conlnge1 over The term ~ con-
At Jurors excused FOR tie term
Crncurr-J0hn A. smith - Gerritt ..
t0<nnaksr. coutnaea. Ia TIE uastfer of
. estate Of Byron d. Bal. dscsase4, aD-
al Of Asrfhs snd Joseph ;0mpkins, mo-
,n 20 set aside order dism ssinx appeal
'nisd. In the matter Of same estate.
srsha n Tompkins appellee. W Ashley
Ball 81 al. appellants. motion % dismiss
pea denied Levi ). frovi0 vs- Fred r.
-ssn~ood. administrator. Is a.. chsncery.
~ring on p.eAaiaks Aad proof IN open
mrs.
on ssIi-i3. -.
PsosArE-E Esrsts of Augusta Tusch. de-
sssti. executors bond tied and letters
usd 10 August rusch. petition for hear
claims 6lsd. hearing Nay -3 Estate Of
fred r. fistsing deceased. order al
iffing VII % prooste. Estate of Lydia
Howard. deceased order admitting sill
proosle- executors oeni Hlsd and letters
fnsd to Oscar r Wlimarth. tssts II
ter J. Rowland. decfasef. petition for
pointmsnt of az administrator r led.
airing Dec. - Estate of John Bell.
essssd. petition for appointment OF Al
minisfrat0r Sled. nea~nE Dec -. Es-
. Of Lorenzo 6usil. decreased. executors
nd Elsd and islisrs issued 10 Frances D.
nson-
porICr- Michael Sweeney. drunk. com
lftsd twenty dsTs Hattie IS bite. drunk.
mmittsd ifteeu dsvs Charles Johnson.
a0k. com mittsd twenty days. William
lbinson. indecenf exposure. n0ile pros e
a ddischarKec. william Psttsrs0r. Vio. a
n Of ths state liquor avs. adjourned 20
~. z7. 10 = m. Juseuh W .chtman. saloon
en- on Su0dsT, ADJOURNED to Nov 27 o.
m. FNliem frrrine. larceny. ssut 20
I Tor ninstY days. George Bowen. saloon
sn sfsr hours, adjourned 10 Nov "a 10
N Thomas howsii. larceny. discharged
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
IN MIcHIGAN.

The ns# eh1kch a. BaeaADsa ecst 90
u19L
Ths Doxazsse fsaes as lssn 1lgsi1x
pizri.1 s1ppnss ~ J4na.e2-
Ibs nnk osllar p2d l21tofy 1E bacnsnaa
Ia. o. i4F. azlliAcl1rsl t.kio.9sS pas.z-
Ths Three Oaks 50. aaaoazcss STAT it
xill - alsenatza Led ga ~ ssiore laa4afg t-
II Hshiarsd last Col T. a Da1c4n 81 szs
k<psst.lo1a . - - t4e eolz.ak Poataaast@f
q 4Lzz.
Esa Barker cf tas Reed city Cla.7oa
1oca.s rr. ~ A. Baksr. ol Bsrfiea eo1alg.
or sps4ksr u tls o~Ki Lssisl@t4E--
WEfan. Osbarl rsliras .rs1l tse lasoru
fuxn<snrs .clorY a. ble1anan. a4tias
n1<<1 q Us iniersz- Z. 80 p&rtlsf ssI4
sh4l.zrtY.
Wah . tossi vote ef 81 - on governor
q bsFriso ooansy. tha fEsalaiuea.sis pcilssl
-. I9o Fe41 szs. slla f.ts q -1if
Ala lbsY Doilsd CO yet~s-
Ihs Asnse.lla ooonsg Boss1 Of super
nsofs hEsd salaries o. coaary ei-es.s -
eI'o~s. CLARK t6z8, Treasurer, o. ~
srssseaiinx AtlOfnsS. y 30.
j. a b2rsser. Of Huisdals. . Slipping
- s<oD OF ~ bushels ~ onlo1s - Ai.e-
ma. shere 10 sil ss0rs EaeD aa1l asxL
kFsnS ~ await al advances "a piicss.
Ersnk n Fog< has disposed o. bis infsf-
~ ia ths LANSING ssa<..s. ald kons 20 Ae~
Eask &c sn5arE % sDsca.alise -n sr-
1sss goh1 y. FstLsr c0alIG1ss ~ y.so-
i14l.on ef lss paper.
Rev. Washington Gsninsr. Ai6hisan o.
oz1tmsnt Com lAanlsr 81 ne 0rald Array
alhs esDusllc. aow "a linciaDAll. sii lee
are - l5fssa sills. M0udsy sysul4s. Dscen
ax a. e. shs topic. The struggle l9f chat
sneoeA" de va t1cIs zad carried a
111ksL
Jf. Psrham. druzgst Of ksnt City
ssald Ike tks post0r1cs a. t2at place sofao
me nsxt sDrlg as sts assistant post
assfer iof slzlf yeas anrrf L. =. Lons Ant
erf0rmsd iAs Glllss 10 iAe sz-s action or
IL ~ Psr141a = aal lf integrity an1
az4nsss ability.
Thz sssf G.ilgali A1taltcs believes that
slizbis ssallstlcs 49, show t1al there - llD
or eat .sss infoK .caIllg L4aor drank in
fsa 3ursn coallF n0s stran there Wss icl
earn sxo.' q tais IS true. the Inhabitants
fth2t county mast be aosaL a. An psgat@ a
- a. seo oiisn lld
"A. b. Fargo bas bought. packed snd
hi,Dsd 10 Chicago l. 80 barrsls ~ sppies.
sat >ss YORK ioo nss 0e~n shipping 10
hlcszo this stasCu. Instead or ACROSS tns
ae p=.ce - 90 that &c does not nov pay 20
.ny spples for shipment Hundreds II not
housanls Of barrels ags saluns r'se Ia
rlcs bsfors 81 1ip-aszt-- lrssz0i-4s Aaacpen-
end
steve Wood 81 b. boarded aud clothed
o- coming year a. tho sKpenss 81 others.
is bsl clothing enough Hlth di'srsns per
oDs. 90 10 election. 70 .ast hsru some
me. and agreed sta Burns hsimsck that
Cisvslsnd Nrrs e.ecfrd no r0uld cay
cube Drics for board Tor one year. II
iurns would board him free the same
sDeth Of time II Harrison sers elected.
Isis nov star boarurr" a. the Hsimic K
touse Bachdnaa Record
The Reed Cisy Car,on ssys Prot F. ID.
Acy. o. NirTsns. Lake county. has q
ossier hving uiI00ut sny head. be cus
hs foris bead OF ana ~h=n Mrs. Lacey
anne % dress .t. it jumped np and waiKsd.
he Prol-ssor stopped t1s dow Of blood
NJ found that hs hsd cut between the
i.dulia ObionkstA and the brain. thus
ssinx ths ssas Of lie vita The body. The
sostsr hsps bis EinZs. tries 10 crow aud
io~s other svidsnccs o. sensible exist
ses.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

10 Mercury,
10 Potash,
Or any othsr Mineral Poison.

it - Nsfu--'s R~riesT. made exclusively
fr1rn Poofs ana Bets
rt fs perfectly Harmless.
r. - tae oaiv rafss-fs xno-r ~ ~ ~-rii
thsf has -~sr Te- --r-s corsf ssso.ss Eioosf
rri--rs i- -g ifs ~rgrr
rf cures Hrrcur'ai Rheu-r-si-r,. Csrcrr.
ss-of-ia. sni ether blorsi diseases aerrfofors
considered incurs're. e rar-. snr sess-
-.us=i f-0n impure tiood. e s nv ps--
.crit~,i ry thousands ~ Tire Rest rh ians
m ths Urftsi sssres. a. a fcaIc- rFe sppend
tae stst-nsent ~ a 1sw
~ ha~e n~ef = : ~ rs-fe-ts ro-~sfe7c-
lrx 'rara fever an rr'ra measles ~tra -
best r--ft1 r 3 Csssar. ~.
susr.IIe. ca
FRTy~~. fA-Wlffe Vsicr ws-
s. and rc-ls ~ "a Gas AM r-raT- boz
81 rsaEsa 81 n.
Fr-pv-~r. Va ~ rz rs-l ss~s rass,
fhr.e 1rfIffs 20 svff's sreei g for secondary
rl ns't .cs SOB en f's
p tFFr
Ferre-,T af sis-er co.. Is
- = 7atE ~ ~sH kno~n sru.s e
v.ss 4 "a -rr.-Ha. ri rer z7f
~rrsn1.feef g 81 Dr. -f+r rH ssr -
rts-> ~ r,ar 7rr rr T -e en'e 1isF 7f-
~ hsvs 1cs r~.'T h.-f'rz r Is
rse- - srs-tf r,rsr- .rrrIre F1 caf
Te asr fr'e srt 'Fr 1 ran
eaea ~ srr'rarr 81 rs~ srrui1 p
1rt r=rn s.rf arr-e r-Fa.
V-rr ~ sas-,r7 81 rru1 -rss srf rrr
n 1n vi =
str.--aer -rrff-er T- r rt- fee
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For als ee sIi f--<e'zrr
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Is one which Is guaranteed 10 bring you
satisfactory results. or IN case OF failure q
return Ofpurcnsse o price. On this safe pi6u
you can o1v from our advertised Druggist
bOf'le OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. II Is guaranteed 20 bring
relief in every case when used for any siec-
ton OF Throat Lungs or Chest. such as
Consumption. Inflammation OF Lungs. Bron
chitis. Asthma. WhoODing Cough, Group.
etc. etc. Il ia pleasant and agreeable to
'ssie, perfectly safe. and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles 10 cents d.
Peck Brothers DrugstOrs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

49, sses Cit@r rb-s Hsr Hssb.sd-
a.. hssri Young x'ri make the soovs
ss-k tae ether tsv seenf sdr Nisa
ON - sra s'iE1tv scl s.1fe.L It -ss
T. frus. Tst ihe sfv 'n Igerrian scfuai ?
= look 6vs Frsrs 1idar tnsr her nns-
"a. sthouEh So = reslr sevsrsl years
fuDior. sac - rrsnalrrs|F sEsi. srt
ctiunal fersrgeusuf - the rsssr Dr.
re-s Favo-ite frs-cr. of'or wcuIf eurs
and sheuiS BE- r@crrn rier1et t1 deF
- a. sthers 80 az ~ fae ser1s com
On III - ~~adsr - fBfs chances % .
fniinr sufsrsr. ist hrr zef .hs 'frescrin-
n It MI sriug BACK her 'ost oesurv
1 ssftsr stiil lt -fI reu1re 81 tnesa
srsssinf sTmpf1E1s whica hsrs nae
. au-oen 90 ler - eng Aa1rT -
9~d II b fcn xTs sst.sfsc ion. cea
rsnss- priBteo sc cetfls rrscrer
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Ths best salse \ the world for cuts.
bruises. sores. ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chillbains.
corns and all skin -rupriOns, aud positively
cures plies, or no paw REQUIRED. Il il guar
anteed 20 give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price - cents per box
For sale by Peck Bros, druggists, corner
Monroe and u YIsiOn-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

We desire 70 say 70 our citizens. that for
years -e have been selling Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. DR.. King.
New Life Pills. BuCklen 5 Arnics sslvr an5
klecfric Bitters. and haye never hsndlsd
remedies that sell g. well or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We do
not hesitate 70 guarantee them every time.
snd we stand ready TO refu1d toe pur.
chase price. II satisfactory. results do not
lcl0w their use These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on their
merits Peck Bros. druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
PEEsoSAL.

A young lady of seventeen summers
highly educated. refined. and of prepOssess-
ing appearance. desires 20 form the ac-
qusintAnce Of some nice young man. whom
she would advise. If troubled with dyspep-
sia, to use that great blood purifier, sulphur
Filters
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
SneeZing Catarrh.

lDe distressing sneeze sneeze. sneeze. the
aftt1. Wat-fN di>cnsfEes irom The eyes and nose
The painful Gamma aiiOn extending 70 lne throat
the swelling of the lutou, lining. causing chOk-
lns sensst ons. cough, rin- M noises III TIE head
and splitting headaches how familiar these
symptoms are 10 Thousands who snder period
cally nom head colds q influenza and who live
IN ignorance OF the TACT that single application
OF SANFORD RADICAL CURE for CAIAkEI
Will arOrd instantaneous TeI let.
But this treatmr nj IL Ca-es OF simple Catarrh
gives bus a fallt idea OF what this Temcdy viii
do IN he chro~ic forms. whore the breathing Is
Ots-rlcted By choking pat q mucous accUnsul A.
hons, the hearing affected. smell aud taste gone.
throal liberated Snd hacking cough gradua y
fastening Itself upon the debi,itsied system The a
u Is that The marvellous curative poW-r OF san
FORD : RADIO Al CURE msnifcsts self IN in
stantaneOus and grateful relief Cur beg.ns
from the nrS application Il Is rapid, radical
permanent ecOuorlcai. safe.
-ASFofD X sDfcAL drRE consists OF ore bottle
OF the RADICAL CVKE, one box OF CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and one IMPROVED IiHALER: price 81.
POTTEE DRUG & CHENICAL Co., ,BosIoS.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Cstzrrh causes discharge from the nose
bad breath. pain between the eyes, cough
ing. CHOKING. raging noises IN the ears
Hoods Ssrsap4rilis, by purifying the blood
cures cztfarrh.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

She. rsk fns- i5ss &C.
Oreen pr To- So ac. flll cured per IL. 5fe7c
part cured. each. - &C
Dry des and skins-Peg 10, Sssoc.
Cal turet. per Do, 81. &C.
Lekirz-kach. la.a sc.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

For 7 con { care, dull tired feeling. In
poverishsd blood. duil pans IN back and
hesd fsnfsliziHg skin eFuptions. Kemp 5
Ssrsapariila never fails 20 give relief. We
always guarantee it Price 81 per bottle
Tlbbs' drug store. rs M0nroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

sod everywhere Price Cvr1CrsA sdc soar.
Ztc kE>oiF ENT. 81. Prepared ~ the FoIIER
DaE4 AID CaENICsL Co. foafon Mss
sSsenc for bow o. cure Skin Diseases" "a
Isges, 81 Illustrations. ana 100 testimonials
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
Our MARKET REPORTS.
U40tst.ons B. Nirs-fss 6rsnd
Hzeids hazrkscs.

49, Hsrk
NoV H-Nhsa9 al lgslee4 early 1oe<e. BE-
cane q. t1ezsEl @ila lrlsF 1f-fi1Es a11 1'l-l
z...l.4a lea.1 11.l .-e ~. NJ q re1 Lels-4otI
tl ia--.1 e1 ss4 4ag.
Goa lss4cel - e slre1s. AIRY sclss.
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fsfE-t.|liss sssf lL4 So - lo-3.
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

DJNPLks, bisck hesd. ehappet and oily skia
L L III prevented ~ cllicuI2 Necicz.td soap
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

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lng svSni1<.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
SCRATCHED IS YEARS.
a sCALF. IfCEf>3 SKIN DISEASE VIA
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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

APplss-H.oo per soL z5ss0c per bush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24
Hides.


Cioyer-se ~. seller. g. e@,5 50. buyer.
1lLstay-sZ D. g 80. seller. t2UJg2.50, buyer
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Ps0rizsi- Eezema letter. Rinsworna. Iichen.
PIur.lgs. seal head. ELk Crust Daa1n1t. bzI-
ttrk Ea4er> DFfacrs' ard az>neFHual4n
iflh. zld eyery spesie uf Itching. Burning sca.y
fila0iy EloFs el g. Sin auc scalp snL flUOc
Hl-e Ltss D. Hair are , >ltiVelg cured By fIl.-
ex igi,ite Sxla beaafiaef t4teruzlIy. I'D Celi-
eura ke-1 vent. fhs uep bl1ol paris r t. fEern-
ally. NJ phy.ici4ls sld Al other remedies TAI
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

Hav. Grain. Etc-
Hay-si1s i1 pef lon
-lfaa o. pr 4ac
lCFr-ssc TO- old Sc - 40c for new.
LAfirg al per csL.
Oals g q 'ls.
81 leat- New 5sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

besnz-Hand picked. sL5.
Lllfsr-L o.
th~~ee- Fan cfesn1 )14hc
fssoasc--5t-l1ic Per dDL
titer--l.c Fer "a.
azEs-l-C.
Honey l5e per ID.
hlrs sale Per -
Onlons-as % ic Per bush
llLaloea-5lk 35c Per bush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-24

rhis list = furnished ov ". r. Sorisnsr
1 r-tsfs dealer. SIS fssrl-s-.