The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-02-06
Special Premiums
AND SHREVEPORT EXPO.
SITION.

The Executive Committee of tn
Louisiana State Fair and Shreveport
Exposition have arranged liberia
list of special premiums to he awarde,
at the next annual Fair of the assoca
ton. We publish the list for the ben
eft of our planners and farmers
For the best four acres of cottol
raised on bill land, not less than 4O(
pounds lint per acre to be produced OF
land in one body, first premium, $50
For the best four acres of cotton
raised on bottom land, not less than
700 pounds lint per acre, to lie pro
lnced on land all in one body, frs
premium, SIS; second premium, $50
For the best four acres of corr
raised on hill land, not less than I;
bushels per acre, weighing 72 pounds
to hushel in husk, first premium, $780,
secnnd premium, $40
For the best four acres of corn from
bottom land, not less than 100 bush
els per acre, weighing 70 pounds &c
hushel in husk, first premium, 500
second premium, $40.
The premium offered by the parish
to he coutended for only 10y citizens OF
Caddo parish, $3.50, Is divided as
follows:
For the best four acres of cotton
raised on hill land, not less than 400
pounds lint per acre, on land all in
one body, first premium, $50; second
premium, S25.
For the best four acres of cotton
raised on bottom land, not less than
700 pounds lint per acre, in land all
in one body, first premium, $50; sec
ond premium, s25.
For the best four acres of corn
raised on hill land, not less than rs
bushel per acre, weighing 72 pounds
to bushel in husk, on land all in one
body, first premium, $40; second pre-
MUM, $50.
For the best four acres of corn
raised on bottom land, not less than
100 bushels per acre, weighing 72
pounds per hushel in hnsk, on land all
in one body, first premium, $50; sec
ond premium, $40.
For the best four acres in oats, not
less than SO bushels per acre of 80
pounds per bushel, on land all in one
body, first premium, $50; second pre-
mism, $40.
! For the best acre of sweet potatoes,
not less than 80 bushels per acre,
s |''s3} '''"'""' s&'' second premium
Tue premium by Fair association OF
5000 for the best display, to he con,
tended for by counties in Southern
Arkansas and Eastern Texas and all
the PARISHES in the State. To the
parish Or county making the best dis.
play of its own products agricultural
mineral, woods, etc, first premium
500; second premium.
Severe Cases of Blood Poison
Thousands suffer frcm blood poison, who
would be cured if they gave B. B. b. 10
tanic Blood BalmO trial. Send to tn,
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga, for book o
wonderful cures, that convince the mos
skeptical 1t is sent free.
j. O. Gibson, Meridian, Miss, writes:-
| VI d ok SCdio uutvla
agonies from blood poison. Several prom
incnt physicians did NE little if an,
good be6an to use b. b. B. with yer,
little faith. but, to my utter surprise i
has made me well and hearty person.
Il. I. IlalIerton, Macon, Ga, writes: I"
contracted blood poison. ] first triet
physicians, and then went to the lio
Springs. returned home Il ruined ma,
physically. Nothing seemed to do me an,
good. My mother persuaded me to tr.
Il. b. B. To my utter establishment ever,
ulcer quickly healed"
Berj Morris, Atlanta, Ca, writes: &C
suffered years syphilitic blood poison
which refused to be rured by all treat
nent. Physicians pronounced it hope
less case. had no appetite, / had pain
i'll hip, and joints and my kidneys wer
diseased. My throat was liberated an,
my breast Il mass of running sores. Ii
this condition commenced il use of 3. h
B. 1t healed every ulcer and sore an,
cured me completely within two months
The Monroe Bulletin tell of tn
rolling incident which recently hap
pened in the Parish of Onachita
a few years ago the welded life o
Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, of thi
parish, was interrupted by causes 70
which neither was blamahle, and