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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL.
Larger Harvests on Smaller fields.


Many farmers do not understand
how TO reduce their fields and increase
their harvests. do not intend 10 GO
into long and labored scientific ex-
position of the means and methods re-
quircd TO accomplish this, but propose
to give some plain. practical advice to
govern the farmer who may determine
to adopt MS a rule of action, smaller
fields and larger harvcsts s
First. Begin by laying of ono
half of the land you hive usually cul-
tivated. and secure it from stock by a
good fence. When this is done. realize
that your great object is to make that
half of your farm produce more the
first year than the Whole did the last
year Now go earnestly and industri-
ously to work to make this result GER
tain.
Second. Gather together in one
common mass every thing which may
help to form n valuable compost. To
prevent waste place your material for
the compost heap in a ditch dug for
the purpose. and into it dump all the
scrapings from Your wood yard, stable.
COW and sheep lots, and in fact every
other available substance. Keep this
up until your ditch is nearly filled.
when you should prepare a similar
receptacle for the future accumula-
tons The compost mass should be
kept sufficiently moist TO promote
fermentation; cover it SO as TO protect
IL from the sun. and also secure it from
the rains I
Third. II you raise cotton 10 any
extent. see 10 it that all the seed. ex-
cept those required for next year s
planting, are returned to the soil by
which they were produced. Avoid
the folly Of selling to the oil mills un.
less you are sufficiently near to sub
s;itutc the cotton seed meal or cake
for the whole seed. and in such guam
titles as will give you the advantage
in the exchange.
Fourth. Turn over ali of the land
in the fall which you intend to cul-
tivate the following year. being care.
full 10 cover all klc vegetable accumu-
lations that are on the surface.
Fifth. Apply your compost and
other fertilizers (if the compost heaps
are not sufric.enO early in the year Sc
thai when the time for planting comes
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

else. Many appetizers. which fall far short
Of Just title to the name ''tonic," figure
under that designation. They stimulate ap.
petite. This Is well, but this Is not enough.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, however, fills
the bill. It strengthens the stomach and
enriches the blood. It promotes healthy
flow Of bile, and keeps the bowels and kid.
neys regular.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

Axoxo the people Of to-day, there are few
Priclly Ash Bark and Berries, - . house
hold remedy. Teas and drinks have been
made Of them for centuries, and In hun
dreds Of families have formed the sole re
lance in rheumatic and kidney diseases.
Prickly Ash Bitters now take the place d
the old system and IL more beneficial in al
troubles Of this nature.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

that You can not afford to neglect that ca,
tarrhs Don't you know that = %sy LEAD e
you know that it can be easily curedi Don't
you know that while the thousand and one
nostrums you have tried have utterly failed
that DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy Is certain
curel It has stood the test Of years, and
there are hundreds Of thousands Of grateful
who can testify to its eficacy. All drug
gists.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

Con- Mam 8WnuoW oConmonsBon5
Well ssthat depeuds.n He can II his throat
b large enough and the cannon-ball not too
large The question really seems worthy Of
some Of the Pills that are prescribed fol
suffering humanity Why not throw them
ITO the dogs" and take Dr. Pierce's Pleas
ant Purgafive Pelletsl Small, euRar-coated,
purely vegetable. perfectly harmless, h
glass, and always fresh
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

{" sBRowN's BRoNcHrAL TRoCHEs' are ex'
cellent for the relief Of Hoarseness or Sore
Throat. They are exceedingly effective."-
CAristiss World. London, Eng.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

'DREssED to kill"-that young woman
over there with low-neck dress on, stand
ing In the draft Washingfos Critic.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

Could not the wind be classed under the
bead of roar material? = Yoskers S;atespsosA
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

lNnKcron Of Hight houses manags9 "a
astar who fails to draw Tesas SUtlmgs.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1888-03-10

Avzar marrow spsrture-ths crack Of .
whip
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
From The Baltimore American.

Owing to the want of space. produced by the
great pressure upon our columns In reporting
the proceedings Of the different committees
relating To- the reunion of the Society ~ the
Army Of the Potomac. recently held In llalti-
more. we have bccn unable Ia call the aiten-
tion Of our readers anil the public generally To
the new spring dress ~ THR AMERICAN hnihl-
ing. except tn announce We hail given the cOn.
tract 10 Mr.C. y. knight. No I'll Fast i.om-
hOr,l street tncw numbcri. The paint usr'i 0n
tho huilling Is the liquid enamel paint. made
by the New Jersey Enamel Paint Company.
which has hccn SOLD In this market for four
teen years. AMI endorsed hy our late Mr.. Chas.
G.. Fulton and by many representative men ~
our city. such ~ Mr.. John ". Gilman. prcsi-
dent of SECOND National Bank: Mr.. Jacob
Hartman. president Of the Metropolitan Sav-
ings Rank and Washington Fire Insurance
Company: Thomas J. Mycr. of Thomas J.
Mycr& To-: j. D. Mallory. of Reuter- & Mnllo-
ry: Armstrong. Cator& Go. AMI many others.
The selection AMI combination of cOlnrs we're
painted On drawing ~ the building and siil,-
Inittcd Ia Gcn. Agnus for his approval Ia all
vance of the work. anc we are most happy 10
say they have come up to our cxps'ciations.Rnd
we cordially invite the public io inspect tho
SAME. For scnshor. work. which u -, very
severe on paint. II has some splendid endorse
ments. AMI we suggest. for the hcnciit of our
patr,ns. to write Mr.. Knight for sample carls
and testimonials.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
I,clI,. an IN. sI,l,wnIh.

When two dear creatures that have not
met Tor fully twcnty.iour hours, encounter
one another ua tll" troituir Of Fifth avenue
where th" crowd is greatest and the pave
mcnt narrnw,'st. II Is like the rlnsging OF u
stream hy the meeting uf iva ice ilo-s. Tho
human rurrnt nu>t IsIrt nid How an either
side "f tine" lair ulsirurtinnis's, AMI il ihrr"
Is much 10 talk about ami generally there !,
IA spirit "i unh"line>S il cisrn'lcr'ri in MANY
that com" Within rlnsscof tie vhins hII.nbula
tion ui the lcll,.s. When two nlrii nrct the
case is different. They ins,inciiy"ly step tp
the ncars; d,nrway, or II that harLor Is not
near, stand on tne curh thus leaving the
pavement clear. This Is Onc of the rare mnt-
tcrS IN which the sterncr Sex ,iU,4 not suiIer
rs cnntras; with the faircr Anyhow, tive
men tha, would meet aud talk aS women b
nftrn do, would lc sorcly hustlel. Pitt.l'urp
Bulletin.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

But the rich arr happy, us they judge hap
p:ncSs.
That Is, they have good clothes, boxes nj
tho opera. diamonds. teas, dinners, and
i'liotic chatter. They miss 40 creature com.
fort. Imcan, they arc warm and comfort
ably housed and experience no flesh and
bl0ol discomfort.
And the poor, the very poor. arc happy
that Is, with their iloa of happiness.
They have the hulnlest fare; they have
their pilss aud l-nrr: they care nothing for
tho noisomo stcnchcs of their unyentilations:
they don't worry alluut furs or laces and
precious stones. and l-'ins used to discomfort
AMI accustomed to the iElclicarics aud rude
nesscs of low existence, get along very nicely
IIut the middle class.
liut the middle class who don't know The
rich we'll enough to ask for help and are ~
strained frOm joining the lowest and poorest
by n thousand and oHe r-pulsions--oh, how
they suffer, II is the shabby gcn,eel gar.
ment through which the wind Ienctrates. -
JOS Howard Ia New York Graphic.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

ADyWI ia MormERs Are you disturb.
c,l ui night aud broken uf your rest by II
sick child suffering and crying with pain
or Cutting Teeth: II So, send nj once an,.
get u bottle ~ Mrs. Winslow's Snoihing
syrup for Children Tccihing. It's value
j. in,alculablc. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer Immediately, Depend upon
II. mothers i..err is no mistake about H.
II cures DiarrhWa. regulates the stomach
aud bowels. cures Wind Collie sof)cns
the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone aud energy 10 the whole system
Mrs. Winslow's Sooihing Syrup" far
children ircihing is pleasant Ia the taste
anil is The prescription of one of the old
es; and best female physicians aud nurses
II the United States. and i for sale by all
druggist throughout the world. Price
twenty-five cents bottle. BE sure aud
ask for "MRs. WiNsI0w's SOOTHING
SYRUP." and take no other kind.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
MARyI.ANDINsTiTrT rOR TuE FRO
MOTION az THE MECHANIC ARTS.
I.aiti,nnrr Nay 5th lks.i

Mr. z. 7. knIghi,
General Agent New Jersey Enamel Paint ca.
nrsr Sir--in rrply To- yours ~ the lsi inst.
~ To- the opinion ri III. lianl of the Maryland
ln.tituic uf the merits nI the Liquid Enamel
Paint manufactured l,y the New Jersey Enamel
Paint Co.. AMI applied o. the exterior ~ III"
Maryland InsiiiIic iIuiidings. am happy to
say. after careful Inspection ~ the paint since
the application. 10y myself an'l other mcml"r>
-! the iaari that u appears irs'-''la>s ~ every
Particular. afld fully lustitcs your rcpr's,n-
iatinn a. in It's lannty. durability anl economy.
Very respectfully yours.
JOSEPH ". CUSHING. President.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

Or any symptoms Ct ii? Mos, all dis
eases ave the result of cold. y neither
i; lie Sigh, Couen. a bad case Of
Group or Plcurisy. yon will find
STO\EBKAkER SCOUGH SYRUP
an inialiable remedy. 10 years Of con
stan, use has fully tested its merits,
hence i, stands (wilhou, argumen') the
hes, cough cure in the world !, is
purely vegetable. but :ich ia curative
properties. IS cts
Gentlemen STONEBRAkER'S
LiNlAlENr in my estimation is the
hest preparation cx,an, for pain. 1t has
proved ,ha, in my own family.
Yours irulcy, GEo J.. OLIVER,
Organis, ST. Paul Church.
Sept. a., 1887. Albany. n Y.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
MEMS FURNISHERS,
80 and 80 Pratt Stree! Under Mallby House,
BALTIMORE, MD.

A full as or tment of
TN nderwea ar, Ne ckwear,
Col lars, Cuffs, Handk err
chiefs, Suspcnders, Ho-
siery, S Gloves, studs,
Scar f-pins, etc.
We call parti Gu ! ar
attention to our lar &c
line Of Shirts--re eady
made in Whi te, Per Gale
and Flannel--all siz cs,
embracing every var g.
ty, style and pri ce.
Shirts Made to Order
Our Specially.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
From The Baltimore Evening News.
III" Mars siani Institute.
Tmr fi.E oLn ihIipING iS \ Haas NEW
tuass

nRIss.
rcrsnns who have passed ay the Maryland
institute lately have is'rn struck H. the trans
fnrina,inn ~ the npisarair' - the building
produced hy the n'lminfing ~ ihr.niirc siriir-
tur' ia aii-nriiv. AMI tn~ciui cNlnt>. tinr ~
the officials ~ the Institute stated Ia Asss re-
porter that the rrn"tail"n g: the lhiilling WIS
accomplished Icy ncars "f the appropriation
recently made l,y tho Mayor AMI tity council
uf Iialtiirorc' The work WIS dome under the
prrnnai supervision AMI iirrriinn ni Mr.
'rhr,Alorc t,,cr. insp4'ctnrnf huiLling. and only
the very last material wRs used. rlrr paint
was that manufactured lay the New Jersey
Enamel Paint tuirisny. the cxcrllcnce ~
which has hr,'nnr known Ia the puhlic through
the fnci that II har ts,'n Hl-o usssl uIln I.'
Insrisas nni Nss hlil'linTs. forfs GRIND oJ-
era House the tRrr'lli"n Ilni'l an,l many 9th
er ttitistiruuis striiciurS. NJ. ustcr was r,'-
aiIrsi1sl hy the president uf the Institute an'l
stNcful of M" directors Ia use this print when
the appropriation was male. lie was NJ ilrsi
iislnciinssl IT, a,sli.s,u in the suggestion ow-
ing io the fact that he 'lil nni s'lieNr la ready
mixc,l paints. Ills uppisltinn nrsisr lrtin tho
fact that hr hal Experienced the worihlrssncss
81 many articles put up,n the hlarkct un'lcr
the maine of ready y-miNcd paints. rDinrof which
were limitations nf the article silgv.stssl hy the
Institute officials. AMI none ~ which wcr. snt-
isfnclOry tO gentleman rn thoroughly caIa-
hle cf IIlring the cxc. llcnse Of paint NJ Mr..
Ostcr. when. however. hts attention hn'l
becn called "a the blilsiings mentioned nhove.
auI he hnl Hss.n "a practical irfiOnstr ition ~
the qualities of this paint. he consented. with
his usual courtesy. fo the wish ~ those who
hal urvcd him "a uss the article, nnl the r'-
suli has morc than cslunllesi the antlcipatiOns
~ those who hal urTc'i the ,isc ~ this PAINT.
Mr.. q. q. knight. M. I'll v. ininiari street.
thew numlr NJ. whn " the gencral agent herr.
stated toa Astes reporter thnt hc had lsscn sell
iag the paint since 1871 And that IN MT n single
instance hal n faiissl 20 give satisfaction fo his
ciisiOmeFs. He also stated that sample cnrds
showing the different coiors weru Furnished
gratis. on Gppi,niinn &C. him by ~ y or IN pr
s0n. The ntlmsTuus large buildings nINln
which the paint has ibrcn used are M ample
guarantee ~ it, exceptional merit. and u will
pay anyone WIN PROPOSES Ia ~ any painting ~
ronzult Mr. knight ls'fOre having the work
doe.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
From the Baltimore County Union.

The New Jersey Enamel Paint co-'rhis ar
ticIc has bccn On the market IN baltimore
since ISL anil u handled by the sole general
agent, Mr. chns. r. Knight. M. I'll East lam
larl street. lrcw nnmhcrl. n has been used
extensively on p,ihlic and private buildings
aud the hest testimonial tO the general cx-
ccllcncc ~ the article IL the fact that u has
never failed Ia give entire satisfaction. Meme
hut the hcst materials Rrc ilscd In compound
inR the Enamel nint and wherever II has l,crn
applied the general excellence Of the work and
brauty ~ finish show for themselves. and any
person of experience ncssis M hcttcr evidence
as Ca Its utility and value. These paints all
colors. which are shown upon sample caris-
arc put mp In gallon cans AMI mixed up for llsc
which Ii great advantage NJ compared with
the ordinary paints In the matter 81 handling
as well as 10 applying th M. The Enamel Paint
II Of uniform quality Rnd Mr.. Knight. the sole
agent In ilaltimorc. handles Immense qlanti-
ties of II. showing that u H. not new to the
public. hut Il really n siaplo article. the de
inand for u incrasin with each year. Many
Of the finest buildings In baltimore have hccn
covercdwlih this paint. AMI whore prnpcrly ap-
piled u has never faicd to give cntirc satlsf e.
lion. The residence Of %. a. Longncckcr IN
TOwsontnwn. hns lately hal two coats of this
paint applied Ia n and the manner In which u
Is cn-crs.i And the csccllsncr ~ the fnish
speak for themselves. Those WIN prOrose do
ing any painting aro invited tO inspect this
house and see for themselves that cverythinl
we have said ahOut the Enamel Paint Is facts
We have no hesitation In rocOminen'i'ng 'ng u.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

Professor Kirchoir. TO decide l'ci, rcccntiy
stated that Chinese was the most popular
language Ia tlle worll. Il is spoken by l00,-
OOO.oO0 persons; Illndosiani by upward of
10000 OOO: English by more than OO.OO0,O00;
Russian by uiurc than sO.OO.OO: German by
5s,osAIOD: Spanish hv lSmO,0gl. and fr-nrh
by 4J.Ok1.V0 New York sun
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

SToNrpRAKER CHEMICAL Co Gen.
tlemen: have used all the popular
brands OF Horse and Cattle Powders
on the market, bu, never have found
nor do | believe | ever will find any.
thing for building up and invigora,ing
stock like
sToNEBRAHER's HORSE Il CATTLE Pow
pERs. can buy other brands for
less money. bu; think the best is the
cheapes, in the end. Yours truly,
HENRY LANCASTER,
Superintendent Streets, Baltimore city,
Baltimore, Sept, 20, 1857.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

SToNEBRAEER'S BLooD AND LIVER
CoRREcToE acts on the Liver, Cures
dyspepsia. Liver Complaint. Chills
and Fever, Epilepsy or Falling Fits,
Fla,ulcncy, Loss oi Appetite, Female
Complaints Sick and Nervous Head
ache, Cos;ivcness. Scrofula. pimplcs.
Blo,chcs, and all Skin Diseases of
whatever nature caused by bad state
of TIE bIoo,l or accompanied by low
state of the System. Indigestion, laun.
dice &c. a specific remedy for
BRlGHr'S KIDNEY DISEASE. Loss
oi Memory, Debility, Shoriness Of
Breath, Dimness of Vision, Pains in
the Back. Chcs, and Head, Rush Of
BLOOD to the Head. pale coun,enance
and dry skin. Ii these symptoms are
allowed 10 continue. frequently Epi-
lcp,ic Fits and Consumption follow Il,
is used and endorsed by the mos, emf
ncnt Physicians and Clergy.
cnicavor 10 give my guest the
hes; the markc, affurd, hence | use
Srunrhrakcr's Fldvorne Extracts.
HoEEWT KtNLNT,
Of Hotel Rcnen,. Bdl,imorc
endorse them. e. ;. Woon.
l.u,aw House, Baltimore
Bes; We ever used
T.. ]. WAGoNtR * BRo
Green House, Baltimore
Would HIT sell any other Extracts
hu, S,onchrakcr's am convinced
they are the hes, in The world
"-''3SnN,
Pa y, rsi Va.
sci! them 10 lhc ;, ia.IilirS in
Washington Cuv hrcanir know they
I,c perfectly rGrr NIrMnKt X Co. 4,
Washington, u 4.
| have been selling Sloncbraker $
Flavor,ng Extracts for years, until the
name has hrcomc synonym of puiuy
amt strength ID PNLt>.
Washington, ID e..
9Th Ave llo orl, O,, IS, iSS..
Ersl qua.ti;y oi fiav"tlrg Extract,
w,. ever used was S;"ncirakcr,. man
uia,,urtd l.y the S'ou:hfakcr's Chcmi
cai Co.. Baltimore Md
G.. ilnIIntrr. Proprietor.
Thus I;ccsr =. \. A.m"n %Cn.. Baltimore.
y. u. shea and M.ssr~. Iiili y Co.. Washing
TIM. ~.
Hamilton \ smith. wyihcyilc. Va.
j. T.. ..lanl \ iiru. West Point. Va.
Al trSi-clnss merchants throughout tho
i'nii,al states highly endorsed. uses in their
own families. atd recommends to the trade
Stourbinkcrs
purrc Go crnirnt",l Finvorng Extracts.
We have not IA" space here Ia tell yon of tho
many mics, things We manufacture. >rnd "a
your alirss anl u cent stamp. And We Will
Inuil you list of our prcpa ration.
THE STONEBitAk EIt CHEMICAL co.
baltimore L. :. 4.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
Read this Article.

In my honest opinion don, believe
there was or ever will I've remed for
the cure of Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Headache. and Pain to equaii
STONEBRAKER'S LINIMENT.
/ sell i, IT, all my stores,
JOSEPH N. ROBINSON,
Sspi. 20, 1887. Paw, Paw w. Va.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

| am the most successful breeder OF
fine fowls in the State, but l feed them
ONEBRAKER'S 5 CHICKEN Powders
the year rourd. II is the only Egg
Producer known. K. J.. ScRATToN.
Polo, Ill
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
the lNCUREBLE
CURED /!


HorxiSsviLIx. XIV. Feb. ~. vss7.
Osndemeu-srseu yrars a1o q sore Ievei
otssi on my no = from u fnger TIA ! scratch.
ttr'.d a few slh'pi. remsei-s. but the s"re
would nSt Stul.. ! grow wNrse cry year
faT ss,vn years Nss, th"t AhI .-d can.
ct. over year 80 commenced tsking
wssa 'Tc cs. nals S1',s WITT rrIs's sssss sSs
VAS In very psor b, alih. and coaid hardly
drsg about Af,er had nnishrd tue course
IL s. n. y. ! was strong aud buoyant. and
valuable msi.clne for iAdirs In weak, dell.
cate hsalsa. q. 10 a hou.ehniL msdicias
with me. You're respectfully.
Mas II. W. wuS0s.
srAnrAsnraa. g. C.. April . 1871.
0entlemru-Fvr twenty years have had
as"re on my left chess. q had gradually
wh"m I had c-nsaiirl were unsb(s TO do
NJ. any guod. last fail year ago began
usisg 5; 5. $, AttrM q iln.med the sore.
aud it became more virulsnt than ever: ~.
inuch 80. i,sieed. that my family in,sirt
that ! should leave N ths ne,lic!nr: yer
.lsted IN ssing the 5 rs. A. the end q two
ing that ths evil " out of my constitution.
I left IN the me,iieiaF: hut In November.
appeared. al "are cesan again on :. SIS.
.nd now that 10 ais" dt,apI e@ring. ! have
every faith in :. SIS it has dane me n,.rs
'''' ' '0'' 'k 4. H smAspa
WESTON. ". c.. Asru u. 1871.
beptiemeu-INo or thfes years age . can
ser came on my face. 10 so'n grew 70 \.
quite large. u wore on ne. and nay general
heaith was very i'vnr lat sci teMeer !
began . eoursr 0f \. s. 8. ~hAh save con
tinutd tp the Vrrseni time witt tie Lappie.t
rrsuit. The cancer La rntT,p ~ appeAfeNi.
therr hcsnk ~ rNNrn.v ~ .!m.i.iu y
oancerous charartrr lsiL Ny general h-alih
10 goa'i nuw. and my Appetite better than u
ha. ereR In YEAR. ] am - years ois. and
OdAy ! am working In the Hebi planting
corn Yoars truly. JONAS I1nAhAch.
0~ntlemen-i had q sore oIi my upper iip
for righi wears. s~vrn different d'stsFs at
tempted IN Naii to heal n. one .ate me y
small vial for hvr dnllArs. which Was . 'rrr
tain cure II ~ ne-dlrss to say that u did
me M gsHai. Abput two years ago becAine
quite uneasy. ~ pro'lr thought had q rah
Ger. and l tnalk cOurse 0f ,ightren blttir>
- A. . ~ The Frsuit has bse Complri.
sure. The ulcer cancer healrd frautifui'
y. leaving sc-rcrt, a lrn'rPilbe scar fram
hat day fhave ben u excellent health. the
Spscihr having puFt'ri nly b.'st n thossugh'
u. Increased my apI" 10 aud projected wy
aigration. In a N'rl. ! feel ltse q new
woman. and. h,-st al all. the right year ulcet
"a gene entirely. y"ura aincrr.ly.
Trenton. Toid Ca. Ky. fsb. - isG.
Treatise On Bl,sod and kin Diseases mAilee
free. TnE SWIFT SrEriYIr CO..
Drawer & Atlanta. ia
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

nuTJn sea Wonders exist IN thousands
nkkD of fornns. hut ar, surpassed hy the
UHHI marvels invention. These whoar
Ia nee'l Of profitable work that Cnn
bc done whllo living al home should nt once
send their Miirs,s. in iIa.lctt A. co.. Portland.
Malne. nnd receive free fun infornntlons how
either sex. Of all nges. can 0arn frufn - 20 ts1
are stated free. Capital npt required. Som"
have mad. over ga in a single iay at this
work. Al succeed
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31

Peculiar Habits or - Cunning Member Of
the ostrich Family-rhc strnngc pisa-
bility which Renders 1t mn Easy Can.
tivr-iieipicss Victims.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-31
A CRICK IN THE BACK.
CtihuNCEY NJ. DEPEW CONSuLTS
SIR HENRY THOMPSON.

Eleven Dollars for an Experience with
One ot Royaity's Physicians-Inquiry
Concerning Daily IIabits-An I:xpiana-
tion--Thc Itorfor,s Good Advice.