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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11
Saturday, February IL. 1855.

Democratic State Iickett.
For Governor..
FRANCIS 4. MICH. CLL-S1
Of Orleans.
For Lien,enant Governor,
JAMES IEFFRlES,
of Rap;Aes.
For Secretary Of State,
LEONARD +. MASON,
Of Copccsdia.
For Treasure
WILLIAM H. PtfES,
Of East F.Ia'ia,s.
For Attorney -senesaI.
WALTER Il. ROGERS,
VI Orleans
For Ambition,
O. b. STEELE,
OF Unnr-
For Sure rintendeni Of P',l,'ic Education,
JOSEPH A. BREAUN,
Of Iberia
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic cures
ring wsrm.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

The LIE zee Board have been in
session this week. See their pro-
ceedings lii this issue of the DEgoN.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

DIR. Tichenor's Aniisppiio cures
scald cad
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11
DYSPEPSIA,

rs that misery experienced when We sud.
denly become aware that we possess a
diabOlical arrangement called a stomach
The stomach il the reservoir from which
every fibre and tissue must be nourished
and any trouble with II is soon felt through.
out the whole system. Among a dozen
dySpeptics no two will have the same pre-
neutrality-suspicious.. Dyspeptics oiactiye
mental power and a bilious temperament
arc. subject To Sick Headache; those,
ffeshy and phlcgmatic have Constipation.
while the thin and nervous are abandoned
&c gloomy forebOdincs. Some dyspcptics
are wonderfully fOrgetf,il; others have
great irsitabiliy of temper.
Whatever term Dyspepsia may take,
one thing IS certain,
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

DR.. Tichenor's An,iseptIc cures
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11
STATE FINANCES.

Below we give tie :epcft of Stale Treasure
Bnrkc':
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

DR..
collie.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

Febry 4th, fsss-5t
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1888-02-11

Secretarv.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Gn Veobugger amputereoe
ut Bet.

@n isrselis lllpffe benbte for fort
Glib iiben / Nerbeoen al en- liben 8p i
@isconiin. On Sfoubusser arbeibebe
alene i Sfopen lanst fra be andre Or
beioere | famine 2eir. Stammen af ct
fort 9re, ban falote, falbt neb paa bans
Ben os bolbt bet iaa fuit TOM / en- Sfrues
itiffe. Den ulptfelise Wano bar for
lanst fra fine 8amerater, at bans Raab
ON Sialp funoe bSres. Natten
narmebe fig, us / Narbeoen funbe ban
bsre be bunsrise ps ~sraabise ulue
bple. Tanfen paa at bliue ct ~bj9lpelsit
Offer for bisie oilbe 9pr brep bam til
5ortpilelie. San tos Busieialerne al
cs bandit benz iaa fait iom mulis pms
firing 8enet oper &n9et, meb fin 9om.
mefnip ifar ban al Mu lfler os &iso i
anelebet, fob Op % lob bet %afifaarne
Gem t,lbase ipm ct reolomt 3esn paa
en- nrptfelis 8iliefraft. San frsb ben
til gren os bussebe af ct llnstre, Tom
ban meb libt Irbeioe III lapet til 8rpffe;
mec benne bespnbte ban ben msiiomme.
lise os trGttenoe 8anorins paa 4 Mil
til ben narmeite 9smmerleir. Oct blep
en- lang ps imertefulb Sanbrins, os ofte
MATTE ban lasse fig neb i Sneen for
at buile ub. pans 8r9fter oar na iten
uotsmte. ba ban naaebe 2eiren. Sage.
bialp blep itrag bentet, os ben ulpffelise
Atanb bar fiben faaet al mulis Yleie.
pan er MI | COB Sebrins. Dams egen
Seretnius ON be 2esemSs os Siels,
lioelier, ban maatte uoitaa Der, % Ton
ierne. Der breu bam til benne fortpilecs
gambling. er bierteffierenbe. .Saser
efter beisste bans 8amerater lllpffes
iteoet; llluene bauoe | Nattens 9pt
srapet op bet %afifaarne Ben % suaptl
af alt aiso Os eiterlaot en- slat Yolsrins
paa Heuene.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
: Worif: Stmen.

Oct bar paa differ Seminarium -
netop / ben Glib, Or. Sersbers bar 9as
rer Der - enbnu fSr ban blep 8eitprer
oerborte.
5oruben Here andre llnberpisnings'
fas baooe ban usiaa llnberpisninsen /
Sort.
On at gleoerne i lite 8lasie par en-
at bisie, iom altib ifal mObiatte Zig =
altib babe ct Spgrssmualstesn eaer ct
men til andres Meninser, ON END bisie
er f%nlbtent is ~fornuftise Os almenspls
bise. Os iom bet gift i ale andre Sag.
iaalebes git bet usiaa / llnberpisninsen
/ Norif - @leuen os Sr. Serbbers
funbe iielben ener albris tumme til fulo
Gnisbeb.
Som ST. Sersbers en- Dag bespnber
Norfs 1imen, trafer bet fig, at netpp
oenne @leo bleu fremfalbt fsrit til
Sperbsrins:
Serbbers: "8an Oh napne mig ct
@rempel paa en- b%efalenoe Satnins?"
gleuen (meset burtist): "&eis til
8lpfsbers!" (2atter).
SerBbers (meb SO os 5atnins) !:
"9et er iaa = ben saur moi an; men
fan On osiaa napne mig ct @rempel
paa en- snifenbe Satnius?"
gleoen Il 9anfer Os meo gftertrpf) :
"@ib jeg bar bjemme!"
Serbbers (meo ct llnt Smil) "Sl,
bet er iaa rimelist, at naar On life faar
mig til 8lofsbers, iaa sniter gu, at Gu
fuloe bore bjemme." (Munterbeb).
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
'Tareiri, beba9eIise % tfre

I Fut SiriniHssr-. TT bet t~Ortiat,sSt gisn,sbpIs iom
sr, esoras q Mailer saartiusOia,. Sirsinia. sip,r
BEN.
-sper's Pinr iaists btSr, eus az, auSu. Zen. hu
snsaus bar brust BEN, 0I after tag, BEN. Bern, gu
uabIt G. Collier. atlanta. SeOraia.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

Den lnse Wano falot bob.
On Ben bapoe rettet en- Repoluer
mob bam.
"San pibite life, at ben bar laot."
Oct iises ofte, at en- Ranb life er
a%niuar for. buao ban life peb. 9ouen for
nbiatter 8unbifab % berfor bomfelber
en- Manb, Der mb1fplber en- besaaet
5orbrpbelie meb llpibenbsb!
"Sapbe ies bare oibit" bar oite uas
ret ben ulpifelise Manbs llnbfplbnins
for en- eIer anbeu / llpibenbeo besaaet
5Orieelie, men / en- Sag al alminbelis
Snteresie, {. g., at "Gaubanum" er
Gift, at Napbta er ct bsbbrinsenbe
Spransltof, of Blobet er sjennem 8ins
tereu blepen fplot uf Spitemets affalb,
bet er ems Y[ist at pere pibenbe M
oenne aienbssjernins os bens Sslser.
Bore sooe samle Seoltemsbre uibite, at
gaarens Bespnoelie bar ben melt far
lise Yeriobe al garet.
Soorfor?
5oroi Bloocirfulationen er Ilso, os
Bluoet ~aifjslet peb bet folbe 8eir bpis
bet life fortpnoes en- sob Del os faar ct
~iortere 2sb siennem Narene, er bet unit
list a. bore itarf 8eiten at 9laret. Der
for bar, uben llnbtaselie, bpab man MI
faloer "8arner's 2os Cabin Sariapas
riua", riselis % iamOittisbebsfulbt
sipet boert Meblem af Samilien i
Warts, april. Mai ps SUM-. Bet er
en- ajenbssiernins, at benne fornuftise,
for~ebpssenoe % fraftsipenoe Sit bar
rebbet mango, f%Orlanset 9iuet til en-
fraitis Wloer, os iaalebes befriet 5olf
for fore 8pftorresninser.
Mrs. Wassie &erdtpal, 2erinston,
Seq, bru9te "@arner's 9os Cabin
Sariaparila" for nerpss Sopebpine,
iom jes baobe oeret plaset at / mango
Gar. Den bar ueret meset npttis for
mig. aaptein Susb Sartins, lila 9.
18th Ctr, Ybilaoelpbiu, ga., flyer:
"9en reniebe nit Blob os fiernebe nbs
lattet fra Suben".
Mrs. Iarea Smith, 1opton, 8erfs
Co., 8a., flyer, at bum "bleu albeles
belbrebet al Subipsbom at a~lleruerite
Slass peb "2os Cabin Sarlaparina,"
9aarlis Sub er ct 9esn paa oaarlist
Blob.
Suis bu pil leue ps uere fritz, saa
til bin 9russiit ibas os fiSb "@arner's
2os Cabin SariaparilIa" us brus insen
anben. Ser er intet fig ben eller laa
COB, - ben fOrnper fulbitenois bit neoz
brllote Spitem meo bette iimple gam.
meloasie Sraparat al 8sbber os llrter.
8urner, iom preparerer ben bersmte
"SaIe Cure, tilbereoer ben % scrans
mterer, at ben er ben bebite / fit Slass /
Seroen. grus ben ielo us siu ben til
andre Meolemmer af Samilien, ielu
8srnene. Oh oil blipe iorbauiet oper
bens beliebrinsenbe ps interchangeable
gsenlfaber. Si flyer bette / COB FRO,
ca Ri bar bsrt meset spbt ON ben fra
aGe &anter, os bens Napn er @aranti
for, at bet er ubmarfet / enbper Sens
ieenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
Mrbeioe % 6apitaI.

Yin Cob or tuus, nit Tasuerf ftrenst,
git Roo er tuuii, nit Saab er itRnst,
3bi unoertrpft er ies meo benz,
Der bigger Der fit 5remtios' Diem.
Nin Soro / Rant jes sipe mo-
Jur gtao os 8l9ber til be Snaa.
Win Speo / Traaber triIer neo,
Rismanoens State sror oerueo.
8, Sii9bne! Spor 7u bog er baar'!
Spor ri ntaa friits trifie aaur;
vi, Tom er fomue uoi @lRlo,
vi er 10 beltuo Rismanos 9r9l.
Vi SGo, Ell Ytao, Ell 8IRoer faar
De, iom betaIer Nar tor aur
Gin iiofte StiGrp / Wager ben
3iI aapital % pser ben.
NeH &apital! 9u bar DIN 9io,
9u Ssn at Wsie, SlGb os Glib.
Oh fBrer MI bet fore Orb
S9 slemmer rent bin i~tattels Ytor.
Ren ero bun eier Nast os Htarp;
5Gnf, ON bun tus ben belle Ntu!
&ait ira Dig uiel 9raabt9beo,
Ger 8riiti Bub ont a~IGrli9beo!
gelop Webicine, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

Be sure and mention the fact that you
are competing for cash premiums every
time you write.
Outfits will be furnished on application
t. this Office. Address TRIBUNE Co,
Minneapolis, MIMI.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

S%ufommelien itprf 8 allerbebit, buls
man saar ben os laaner Eense til en-
5pr, iom slemmer at betale benz isjen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

oss'eo'f''r 90 7sosfaIo gbOnn,utus 5amili. sptass sruts. otter
'p'rsher hotass ior 5 Gents per 9iut, epp Orb r,,u,, for en- Yiri, pmgm
"oa 'H0's"Se' mtSe tnrip'rsidu, .uus OpiOs,s ben ire.
MISUNDERSTANDING RGar en- as0uneni sni.r fin aSr.s. fOausra. II"
cen itShsus aores, Opsiuts.
ph neott naor 1tbn Ct ube. qaa YRarse til 9aiotn. % t"
WI 'o0np' bots Es tr,mSdts sntI elaSu.
"p' "oo"ne"fer S'e' HtnSisnOs ustosHs gsrsie; pof.offe. ssunta n
S'''' lam r . Box ,uu Drawer, ON fabian bauts.
an wv" WI p"h ft Money Orders. Registered Letters ,uu SuIa
nooaio nocAs m0''a'S TIE Tom irIo SHatus, n nj mao ltus. benz iii ben eant, y
Wv a'no'p "a %' H0a'hiOH. Os bette thu ira 10 til % Gents. @Ism lite
~ p. ~" oluef taHi''H tr gsim tb srusi. aamaba yapirsIoaas
A. 'U "' mo !" ems VI u he auiuurlas ir Postal Notes. Express
~s.n. oHe I" aaee Statst % Nit. sdsb inStI $500 ,qhr ,uu S Smt % h'
h, 80 ' 'e quo "'minSeits 2srepe Tan ussiper,n III, part aHiOdEns
- ''"'''@ al laaSGHns Brew, bin hort, poo gsirn.
crIauses. wv ~" Su'""'ssl'p'"
zen ~ ~ a oshtuss til tmbpr as at aaut, % abonu,msura rsH' r'
zen IN SHeSraIna Yer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

ION butilaubB. Hsr.t,
y. gnunbien, 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
$4,000 IN CASH.

In connection with our other premiums
we will give the following cash prizes for
the largest lists of subscribers sent us
before December 31st. 1888:
For the
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
WDer's Yiaer.

Ginapti al
IT, ;. 6. amer 4 Co., sspsr. gaasI.
eaIs,s h0s eut Srussiitu. pris 81. 8 aIsfhu for s.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

SplesRing paa 6aabe | No. 30.
Sntet.
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Gil Wbomncntcrue.

mys aoonnenter tan erboloc DC nofonant 80
~ammere AZ "Veo Mrnen" for 90 Gents. Gnfe'"
""mtaere fofer 1 Geut.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04

par life ~ttOlisrs 5OIt inlet, uaar b, 1tuIOs Huge en-
sammeloa3s @tae. aUis sittsrbsO iOrsirUes ItuIOe bal
pes paa Uco splitter Al Rasueiia. 9piIt.n 1'ooiatnina
etrttl CT lite
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-04
NDer's YiQer,

,om man meo 6stte bar .alot -bslbrsoeuSs Su,tsrmau6s
ter. ca ION er al ben Sto1s. at bet Guttc. man Tan
'rpgte icr. er bet, at Euttsutcrue tan isls Ns iriii,t I'll
Al toss iormanss i en- GoNs. srussanpisniussn tt boa
40 srci, % ben mda man islst.
8 : lsaer NJ. D Sbitt,RausO. q. q, ustaItri
nosie 'Ga Orb bet CANINE, iom SuuOreSu bar lag,
'iotls tisus. SOu Tiger;
-Ausrs ~oiisr,ues Ptau or bsitanittot. Sor be,
6srite CT De b~ebaseltss at 'aae iuo. 90 Ssrts gir'nina
'ins,r en NGusbs Stuuor,rs ior Jig. De bar Ioatt oil,
yer ttcI strs brusis PiGer al Rar.su. % leg trOr. at bet
vii tase Ian5s Sietr. isr Der oil Opeasss andre. iOm Tan
iammeniisHss msb BEN. Ten. Der tiss,r S,rts yiau.
ban iaar iulS SGrsi iOr fus Ptnse-.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
A Will Hidden in a Melon Patch.

About a year ago an elderly and
wealthy maiden, Mile. de Cuzien, died in
Paris, and to the horror and dismay Of
her kith and kin will was produced be-
queathing her property, amounting to
$500, 600, to hospitals, asylums and other
charitable institutions. Much to the
relatives apparent surprise, recently in
formation came from the old DANES
gardener, who had been retaine in the
household, that he, while working in a
greenhouse, lit upon later will drawn
up in the most unimpeachable legal
form: On lifting up a melon glass he
found company prospectus, mildewed
and discolored, and was about to throw
it away when another piece of paper
slipped from it, which turned out to be
will framed by Mile. de Cuzien only
three days before she expired, and leav,
ing the whole property, with the excep-
ton of a few legacies, to the lady's
family.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
The Ora SeS.

For convenience the grasses may be
ranged in two general divisions: the
natural and the artificial. The first divi-
sion comprises all the true grasses or
plants with long, simple, narrow leaves,
and long sheath divided to the base
which seems to clasp the stem, or rather
through which the stem seems to pass.
The artificial grasses are mostly legum-
inous plants with few others which
are cultivated and used like the grasses,
though they do not properly belong to
that family. The clovers of all the va
rletles, the Alfalfa, etc., belong to this
latter class. The timothy grass may
properly be placed at the head of all the
meadow plants for producing hay of the
hneSt quality. 1t is perennial in char
acter, and when we'll established lasts
several years without the necessity of
Ploughlng up and re-seeding. But
timothy is not good pasture grass from
the tact that 1t will not bear close crop
ping as well as many Others It's chief
excellence consists in its production of
hay OF the purest and finest quality for
all general purposes and especially for
horses, in which it has no rival. Wher
ever it fourishes it is universally pre-
ferred and sells for the highest price.
In general grasses should be cut not
long after the time of Towering. for al
though there is great deal of nourish-
ment IN the ripe seed it is hardly enough
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
Wandering Celestial Bodies.

Between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter,
at the distance of about $50, 600, 600
miles from the sun, there revolve some
800 little bodies whose diameters vary
from eight or ten miles to 200. Whether
they are, as Professor Young once de
scribed them, parts of planet spoiled
in the making or not is unknown and,
perhaps, may never be solved. But GER
tain it IS that there are almost number.
less little celestial bodies of this char
acter. whose revolutions around the sun
are performed as unerringIy as those OF
the larger planets. They are called
planetoids, from two Greek words,
which mean resembling planet or wan
derer.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
Parasites on Live Stock.

III Colts, calves, and older stock are very
d apt to be crowded with Objectionable
b pa asites. They best thrive upon poor
81 hnimals, and are supposed to be bred by
E0|d, worn out, and miserable creatures
haNbwever this may be, there is no doubt
/ hat they find a suitable home in the
40irtv matted hair in the late winter or
yearly spring months, and on sunny day
may be seen literally in millions, every
hair having mis- upon it. One reason Of
sisO much rubbish accompanying them is
that in the course of their DEVELOPMENT
from the egg to the mature louise the skin
lis cast several times.
81 TO get rid of them is not always easy,
as the length of coat and accumulation
aof dandrutf or scurf makes a water
llproof covering thatresists many remedies
fWhich in themselves are certain DESTROY
|sers if only brought into contact with
the parasites.
"a A sunny day should be chosen, and the
early part of it, when bountiful wash
1ng with soft soap and hot water should
pc undertaken, SO as to clear the skin of
grease and dirt before applying the
femedy- Stavesacre is an effectual de-
stroyer of lice if prepared by boiling
pne half pound with gallon of water
Rnd brushing well into the coat with a
hard brush.
Tobacco Juice is also much in request
Tor the purpose, and can be procured
from druggists at very low rate, as it is
Imported now free of duty, or only a
hominal duty, and the old expensive
splan of boiling or infusing good shag
Tobacco is not necessary. By the way,
very few people avail themselves of the
governmental privileges of growing
CI1ff FOL e.,
ing purposes, though they might easily
do so.
Paraffin is sometimes used, but is a very
dangerous remedy, occasionally being
absorbed and causing the death of the
animal and not unfrequently causing a
blister, and much unnecessary pain, and
subsequent blemish.
There is another kind of louise from
which horses suffer. which, if once seen,
Can never be forgotten-we refer to
poultry lOusiness. 1t will sometimes
happen that a horse stabbed with fowls
will become affected and literally tear
himself to pieces with them unless
promptly treated with one of the fore
going remedies, either of which is as
eHectual against these as against the
ordinary louise.
In washing or applying any remedy,
IL suOulu always ne commenced near the
eyes and worked backward as if any
other plan is adopted the besieged retreat
into the name and ears, and many escape
like the rats that are left lust
to keep up the breed after the rat catcher
has gone.
1t is always well to repeat the dressing
and keep the animals moving about till !
dry, or they may lick off more lotion
than is good for them, or stand about /.
and get chilled. Chemist and D5.ugqist. |
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
FARM AND GARDEN.
Hot Water for Plants.

It is a fortunate circumstance that a
nI1nt will endure a scalding heat that is
al TO most of its minute enemies.
~ hter heated to the boiling point.
Asohred copiously over the stem of an en-
Vtebled peach tree, and allowed to stand
4scut its collar, will often have the hap
6est restorative effects. Trees showing
4AFery symptom of the yellows have often
1fen rendered luxuriantly green and
.4rifty again by this simple means. The
4bat is presumably too much for the
ffNngus which had infested the vital
V@4gers OF the tree, Immediately under the
A1uter bark.
i The London florists recommend hot
INTER, up to 40 degrees Fab, as
|btlnedy when plants are sickly, owing to
LkNe soil sOuring-the acid absorbed by
R4e roots acting as poison. The usual
tf66ort is to the troublesome job of re-
f3ctting. When this is not necessary for
Rfny other reason. it is much simpler to
R1our hot water freely through the stirred
&1oil. 1t will presently come through
Smged with brown After this thorough
WASHING, if the plants are kept warm,
Izcw root points and new growth will
|]opn follow.
4 "a lady friend had fine Gala in three
kk6llon pot, which showed signs of i'll
'1aehlth On examination the outer portion
f3f the filling was found mOuldly, it
'belng in large part fresh horse manure.
iA8 reporting was announcement, the plant
Ing in flower, hot water was freely used
u killed the mould. and the plant began
to revive and was soon all right VlcA'S
lMbmthly.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
Farm and Garden Notes.

Farm and Garden Notes.
Cheap seed is often expensive
Pigs and poultry are profitable.
Secure pure water for home USE
| Let strange peddlers and agents move
on.
Trite, but timely-"Breed from the
best"
Plant trees both useful and orna-
mental.
Orchard surgery should be of the mild
est sort.
Good hay comes nearest being a good
cattle food.
Ewes should never be yarded with
other stock.
Trim dead wood out in currant and
gooseberry bushes.
Keep your COWS good by regular feed
ing, catering and sailing.
Clean cistern water can not be obtained
if pigeons befoul the roofs.
zone part of the farm not benefited
by drainage-the manure heap"
Flowers, shrubs and trees add both
beauty and value to rural homes.
Plant the quick growing Virginia
creeper around trellises and out-houses.
The orchard is mighty poor place to
grow fire wood. Cut out the surplus
wood before it has grown.
Turn the soil about the roots of the
newly planted trees and mulch the sur
face. That's a good tree sermon.
The round variety of peas may be
sown much earlier than the wrinkled or
marrow peas. Cover them deeply.
Sow more clover. Clover will smother
other weeds that would Other wise mature
their seeds with the grain, and will make
good crop to pillow in.
Burn the grapevine prunings, the rasp-
berry and blackberry canes, bean vines,
and all such trash, and thus destroy
many insect enemies. Refund the ashes
to the soil.
Potash applied to grapevines causes an
increased percentage of saccharine in the
fruit as proved by analysis, but neither
grower nor chemist can detect any differ
ence in the taste of the grapes.
In laying out your work for the
season give the garden liberal share of
attention. 1t may not be labor which
will bring great returns in money, but it |
is certain to do so in family health and |
comfort.
There is perhaps not a nook or corner |
on the average farm but what may be |
used for some kind of a crop that Will |
paw we'll for the raising, and the corners I
that now are cyesores and bugbears may |
be sources of income that are not eX-
ceeded by any other parts of the farm.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08
riE3:EXJ1iI5 I IIE!EvIilE;II

HhF Live at home and make money working
GSab anything else world
Terms FREE Address, TRUE Co., Augusta, Maine.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1888-06-08

~GENERAL DLRECTIONS.- PIN Of
bread or dough saturated lrih ST. Jacobs Oh y
The tot0E cannot saOdoto force 1t douCn The throat
Aix some corn-nedI dough tCih the OIL. Glue
nothing else. They tOiu finally eat and be cured.
Sold By Druggists and Dealers EueTy0here.
THE CHARLES A. VoGELER CO., Baltimore. Nd.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-23
SECURITY
MuIua! Benefit Society
NEW YORK.
Incorporated December, 1881
LIFE INSURANCE At COST.
FEATURES:
Its perpeuy and security by years
with The Agency Security and Guaranty Company
ated under the stringent Unlimited liability York.
and composed Of the
Under liability
SECURITY MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY," agency company
to bear all expenses.
Its limited the Moruary
hence there large accumulation funds be wasted stolen
Members subject restrictions travelling.
ONLY MALE RISKS are accepted.
Only of steady income eligible membership Miners
others handling large explosives sores
brakemen and others risky occupations eligible
All losses usually paid follows: upon
proofs Of death; and the remainder within 80 days.
1t the CHEAPEST AND Insurance Association IN
THE WORLD
ACTUAL COST OF A $4,000 POLICY,

The following table 40 years
the Associations named carrying $4,000 during
past three years:
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-06-23
DIR ECTOR6:
New York

o. d. BALDWIN, President Fourth Bank New York
r. CARAVAN COMBES President Exchange FIRE. ns. Co.,
f. A. QU1NTARD, President Citizens Savings Bank,
JOIN STRATrON, Vice Pres. St Nicholas Bank,
WIN d. SNOW, Secretary Am. Loan nd Co,
HENRY c. ROBINSON, of Porter Co.,
wv. FULLER with r. B. Ciafin Co..
HENRY b. PIERCE, of Hutchinson. Co..
A. L. sOULARD, Pres. Ger Real Estate Title Guar Co..