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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
Saus unb Spf.
0etrccfnete Siertrebcr nno eez
trocfnete 0etreieefdls mpe
as Tul mittel.

Rein anoeres Sanoels. 6uttermit.eI
bat Ii6 TO RAID @in9an9 peri6afft, ais
Die setrcdneten Slertreber. '9llle 6tits
terun9Speriude erBuben CUTE uno oft
iiber ale GrpartiIts binauS SlnItiee
&eiultate unb Stpar ebeniowobl bel Der
@rndbrung beS Dtil6uiebeS, tpie aud
bel Der Diait unb ielblt bel Der glufSu6t
bon Suaen unb Der @rnGbrung BON
@rbeitspfelbsn; nirSenos lino seiunOz
beitSi6aoli6e Stbrunsen eln9etreten.
Die nriahen bafiir iino in oem 9uten
uno beiten Otaterial gu iu6sn, ipel69S
bic Srauer in ibrem eiseneH Sntereiie
su Oerwenben SeSipunsen limb. Inter
ben befannt eeporoenen 6iitterun9Suers
iuden permilien mir iebob nod iolbe
nit idu5enoen MutterI6peinen, obwobI
bic 8iertreber in bobem 9rooe befdbiBt,
bic Wlbiefretion an ureSen uno su bes
f6rbern uno ale eerebtferti9ten Seoenz
fen gegen ibre 0eripenoun9 in frlibem
3uitanbe tpe9en ibreS leibten Sauer=
iperbenS in Der setrodneten Dtahe iebt
ipe9faqen. Darna6 eri6eint eS tpiin=
i6ensnertb au6 na6 bieier HIbtung
BIN 8eriu9e anSuittaen; bierbeI tptro
eS lib aber i'm SeIonberen tpie I'M Qlls
eemeinen empfeblen, rie Siertreber
nidt au fo6en oOer Su briiben, ionoern
nur init faltsm Waner anSumen9en.
8erbdItnibmdbis iiinseren DatumS iino
bic GrfIbrunseu iber bic Siitterung nit
seirodneter @etreibeidlempe, obwobl
aud bariiber ibon, 10 ibrer lel6tsn
8eroaulibfeit unb ibres boben Pros
telnsebalteS tpeeen niht anoerS Su ers
iparten mar, duberit sGnitiSe Seri6te
pOrIie9en. Die iOfOrtise Gntoedun9
SeS Yeriuhes, nit 8eiSbulien bers
fdli6te @eireioeiblempe in S6lsswiBz
SOlitein auf ben Draft Su brineen, bat
bOffentlib eenii9eno 9enlrtt, um ni6t
su rpeiteren 6dIibun9sn anSureeen, bod
bleibt aud bier nod immer Sorllbt 8es
bcten. Yermittelit zines mdBtSen 0ers
8rDberun9eeIaieS ldbt iib ioIbe 6oIs
ibune leidt foni itattren. Die in jun9s
fter 3eit bel @elesenbeit Der Serliner
MuitpiebausIteIlun9 seSeiste SbIempe
bon Der Serliner 6uma 9uItdu bon
Sulieu eripieS iid BON untaoelbafter
Heinbeit uno Site, mas mir nit 8eSu9
uuf Die poranselteate Ssmerfuns Su ers
pdbnen fir nDibs balten. IS untsrs
IieSt feinem 3weifel, raB beloe 6uiters
mlttel, tie eelIDdneten Siertrtber ebens
iopobl wte au6 bic setrofnete 8sreiz
bei6lempe puSu bsrufen iino, IN gu
funft in benz Sutteretat unierer WirIbs
fdaften cine srobe Stole Su ipielen, 10
Ianee bic Sabrltanteu nibt in Den 6ebs
ler Der Oelmiiler osrfaIen. tpsl6e lbre
&alfuIatlon nit bem fat It,reOtpp 8e.
norOsnen Sreiie oes NbfnlIpropucles
besinnen unO oabur6 crit ben YrelS
oeS Sels normirtn - uno bamlt Der
iiberieeiiden &onturrenS in Die SGnoe
arbeIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
Snhurn,a : @rippe.

Ran6e unierer 9eisr perosn Ii6
| fdon ole S6pfe oariber Serbrohen bas
ben, mas bas pobl fir etne sefdbrlide
&ranIbeit Iei, bon bersn Sie9eslauf
BON NuBIano uber Oeuti6lanb, Srants
reid na6 9lmerita Die 3eitunsen iebt
10 peI beri6ten. Sn 8oitOn (unb ans
oeren Stdptsn) fol- iis ihon iein unO
Slpar ipa iie bort our6 linen Brief aus
Berlin, pel6er bon einem eitrantten
8rIefi9reiber ab8ei6idt lpurbe, ein9es
flbrt woroen iein. Sn Bolton tommt
balt aqes Suerlt in Die Otcoe, mas bic
ftine Melt in europa bat, unb tpenn
es aud bic SniIdensa lit. Dtit furSen
lSorten seiast, 1T Die Srontbeit Elm
gang sebbriser Shntlpfen uno ratben
mir unIsren 2eiern, i'm Sale pirtli6
bic Sranfbeit biefber fOmmt, iid bel
,3eiisn nit einem 8orratb ppn Tai6enz
ludern gu uerleben ebs bieieIben i'm
Preile lteisen.
dit S6nupfen OOer 9taienfatarrb
fdngt baS 2eioen an, beslcitet bon
8opfweb unb einem leidten SSieber uno
namentIi6 bon cinem @efGbI nlees
meinen 3eri9la9enieins. Cine Iei6te
8adsnenIsiinouns uno namentlid elm
Quflr6brenz Satarrb nit SuIten 1T bic
peitere SSolse, penn bic Grippe i6llm'
mer auftritt. Bel ionit seiunoen Pers
ionen bat Die SnrluenSa ni6t Oiel auf
lid, in elm paar Saeen 1T aud Obne
Doftpr unb Npotbefe tpieber allies pors
iiber. glnoereS aber 1T es bel idOn
lungentronfen Oieni6en. Sier fam
bic Grippe tpirfIi6 ba8 i6on beltebenbe
2eioen oerIblimmern. Oesbdlb ratben
mir iplhen 8ranfen, ale 8eleSenbeit
su meioen, bon Der 8rantbeit aneeltedt
su peroen, ii6 aud por @rfdItuns uip.
su bitten unb auh ben NrSt Su fru9en,
penn bic 9lniteduns idon itutt9efuncen
bat. glIs 8orbeuSunBSmitteI empfebs
len mir QUINN, BON Dem man eini9e
9ran tGgli6 einnimmt, uno pel6eS
man in lSoHer auf fI6it, aud in Die
Nale aufSiebt uno bort pufen ldbt, |
wenn Iib Elm Ieidter S6nupfeu i6on
eingeitelt bat. gln Snuptmiltel, penn
Der 0aIS uno bic 2uftrb bbren unsesrifs |
fen iino, 1T Der NupbtpIsuder, peIder
iopObI aIs 9orbeusunssmitteI, uIs aud
6eiImlttsl CUTE Dlenite l,iitet.
9lIS zines Der be5ten OiitteI seeen bic
:SniIuenSa empfiebIt elm 9lrst in elmer
BeterSbureer 3eituns rem Abiuo bon
SalbeI, pel6er slasweiie, unter 8eis
miitunB Ginger TrOpfen oes itdrtitsn
GoenacS setrunfen pro. Nld pem
8enuiis oteies UtltteIS Serdlb rer R1s
uent in itaifen S6n is, porauf er iit
better fGblt mo baIo 9 lm ssiuno tpiro.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

Sin 2i6t, psI6e8 bic sanSe 9u6t
bremen iou, J. y. i'm 8rantenSimmer.
bos, obne einen bellen S6ein Su per=
breiten, nit tpenis Soften pertni!pft 1T,
felt man bnbur6 Der, baB man fein
puIUerliirtes SaIs uuf bic brennence
SerSe Itreut, bis oaheIbe ben seidpdrS
ten Sbeil oes 9obteS errel6t. 4ui
biefe 9lrt erbGIt man elm miloes rubiSsa
2i6t. weI6eS nur einen fIeinen 9bcil
Der 8erse aufSebrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

8om @Idubensturs SdpinbeI sepadt,
peissrte iib Der 8epereno GbaS. Bins
nep in 9lttIeboro, Niali, pesen ieines
am 5ppbus ertranften 9idbri8eu Sinces
einen glrst su tOniuItiren, bemerfenb,
bab er Soft ior9en IaIisn poae.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

Gioer fol- weientI6 perbeHert iperz
ben bur6 einen 3uiaB BON Z Yfo. rO,be
8aben su ie 2! SuideI 9lspfeI. glu6
Mbbren (eeIbe 8uben) iinc brau6bdr
basu. Utan StrmaIme bic 9uben Su.
elet6 nit ben 4spfeIn. Oaow9 puo
bic 4epftliGurs gsminbert uno Der 9e=
mdsartise @sidmld perIiert iib pols
fommen, nenn man oas 9etrdnt, wels
DIES man mebrmals um5upfen iolte,
nidt Dor oem nd6hen CONNER trintt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

Gine ltnSe 8orur in eincm Quart
fodenben Q9aher aufssl6it, bunn auf
eine 6lai6e sesosen, siebt Elm sutes
6ledenpaiier fur 6ettflede. -99ia man
bic Scnnsnitrablen aus Der &ude bals
ten, 70 beitreide man bic Sdelben nit
elmer Dlii6unB bon | uuSe Sum gras
bic uno benz GipeiB bon Stern, gut
suiammen perrieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

S9laiSimmer fir 8inoer iOlIten mos
mbeltb i'm oberen StOdwerf. iiber Dem
WobnSimmer seleesn iein (iscr6 nidt
iiber Der &ihe). Dian leite oas Hobr
pom Selsoftn burb bic Stubenb de
bincurb IN ben S6ornitein oes Oberen
summers. 6euerssfabr 1T bierbel suuS
ausseibIohen, tpenn man ben 3mridens
raum Sptiben 9tobr uno Oede mt einer
in ieotm Ofenseidaft fduflI6en, bop:
peIten BlebbIlle ausfiilt. 4Ods Sblufs
simmer brau6t ounn teinsn Ofen, ions
bern piro ourd ben Diem BIS lSobn'
Slmmera senu0eno erpdtmt uno 1T UNI
BieIe6 seiiiuOer, ais wenn iiA elm Dfsn
BARN befanoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

Sieben Mdnner baben ieit ben 3eis
ten bes Columbus III Der neuen gBelt
cine 8aiiertrone eetra9en, uno Sipar
idmmtIi6 in unierem SabrbunSert.
Orei bon ibnen iparen Jieser, ndmlid
OeHdlines, Der bon Der afrifanii6en
@olbtllte ais Sflape nod Nmerifd ses
Iangt mar uno am 8 Stlpber 1904 ii6
alS Safob |. sum Saiier bon 6aptt trD
nen lItB, am IL. SttOber 1906 aber
iton untsr ben SdbeIbieben Ginger
8eri6pprenen enbete; fernsr Gbrlltos
pbe, Der unter oem 9ilmen Seinrid Der
|. neum Sabre re9ierte, bis er am 8.
Sttober 1920, bon 5Selnben umordnet,
IN Der 9eSweifIuns sur 4iitole eriff
unb iib ielblt cine 8ueel burt ben 8opf
iboB enolib SouIouque, ipel6er i'm
Sabre l849 iid gum &diIer Saptl's 8
aufitwans uuo als 6auitin |. Sebn
Sabre iiber Sdparse uno lSeibe nit
sIeiher @rauiamfet berridte, bis man
Den Wutberid nad SamalfI pertrieb.
9luf Oiericp'S Ibron, pelhen bis Su ben
Iasen bes @onqulitabors GprtsS ein9es
borene &aiier inne eebabt batten, ioben
ieitpem slpsi 8aiier, oeren elmer Gusus
itin l., (Suubioe) Elm gbtbmmlin9 Der
inbiarilden NaIie mar, Der aneere mar
Der unsliidII6e 0tarlmiIian. Seibe
ltlrben Den SeridwOrertOb am S0nos
baufsn. Der isdite uno iiebente uuter
ben nmsrifdnii9sn &atiern ipareu bic
beioen MGnncr, pelte ais DOM Becro
l. uno Dom pebro IL. 10 lanse ben
9bron SrnsilienS inne batteu, bon Sem
Gage an, ba SrOiiIien aus elmer pOrtus
aisiiidben BrOuinS elm ielbititdnoigeS
9tei6 SeipOroen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

S6infen. wenn iebr iulsis, lam "a
Stunoen Dor BEN Soheu I'M 99oher
Iiessu, piro Sam sewai ale rOlttz
gen Sbeile abseibnitten uno in relnem
@aHer aui'S 6euer 9siebt. Dian ldBt
bas WoHer bis 5 Stunben umipiltn,
nid,t fU6sn, pell ionit caS 6Ierb bart
unO ,db pirb. @iebt man E oaS Wais
fer slnise tIene G,asrietOpfe, elm paar
WaHerliibsn, einise fIerne 3wtebeln,
etwaS Waloran uno 1bpmian, 10 bes
fommt otr S6inten riuen iebr an9es
nebmen Bejseidmad une oerIiert an
Sdd,fs. Soa er garS auf bic SoteI
fommen, piro Die S6pdrte abselblt,
9elteu binsinseitsdt unO Bfeffer barum
seItreut. Dian IaHe ben S6mten na6
oem 8o6en i'm l9aher, bis oonelbe
falt lit. SisieS Q8oiier fann man ais
@drse sur BOuIon benuben, Ooer AUDI
birett su Suppen nebmeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
SaulOtS ;llrn Srrfauf.

3um gnfauf aaen mSsds unSrun
mir tie 9s rtr t au bn arf in-
@esnbd
ghnhs @bGaucis bic Fbnl6 in ben ntfn
chr M
100 5uB in SW aasS.
gnhr Snaneab Ht
asu SssnRs RinuRen sstBt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
Wulberrp Stra6e.

acknowledgement mnb 3ablum9en:
suOn bier iatrtn 3aunsn
3dbung
9ausrIrS Bomb Wortse senCmmu
BtpRnt
a.
fIn prUIen yhprale ehut
gaberss u rrusn be John Hand1eys
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

glls quite Mittel sesen bic Stibe bon
8ienen, lSespeu uno anoeren Snietten
eelten untsr anoeren: bic Stl6tanole
mitteIS zines tleineu S6luhsls, beiien
Nlanouns oorauf ssisBt rpiro, ausSu.
briidsn, ODER lie NIT Salmiuf Su betups
fen. Sin bsiltreS DlitteI lit perciinnte
Garbolidure Il Su 1909, pelde man
in bic Munoe brlnat oosr ipriBt.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
Great Disaster.

The year 1890 seems destined
to be one Of great calam,ties and
disasters. The food that is upoli
us is unexcelled in the history Of
the country, and We fear the end
is yet far distant. Already the
loss of life and property Is terri
BILE, and the picture grows gloomy
instead Of frightening each day.
The upper rivers are rising and
the straru may we'll be expected
for thirty or forty days yet WITH
possibly some augmentation. Yves.
tern farmers have almost perish.
ed from famine and now comes
news of most APPALLING calamity
extending through city and town,
and carrying death and dostruc-
ton in its course. The news 10
yet meagrc and unsatisfactory
for the cyclone but 1t is known
that thousands have persisted.
We have experienced great mis-
fortunes for the first quarter Of
1S90.-Baton Rouge Advocate.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
Congress-.

Congress has now been in SEES
sion about three months but so
far very little, if any thing has
been done that will prove Of
interest to the people. About all
that has been dsne so far is to pass
appropriation. bills for public
buildings, and to grant pensions.
Under the heading "Much Hurry,
Little Speed" we extract the fol-
lowing from the Times Demo-
crat:
From the fuss and pother which
the Fifty-flrst Congress made at
the opening Of the session, there
was reason to expect that all the
leading measures Of legislation on
which Senators and Representa-,
tlves had set their hearts would
be considered and passed upon in
sevearl months, and that adjourn,
ment would be possible at a much
earlier date than in previous ses.
sions. 1t was to expedite the
business Of the House, it will be
remembered, that Speaker Reed
adopted the autocratic and un-
constitutional methods Of count
Ing bogus quorums and the like
Immediately after his installment
in the char. The new broom be-;
gan sweeping with great cleaness.
The Anticipated methods of doing
business, practlsed in the pre-
ceding, and IN preceding Con.
crosses, were to be no more seen
or known for ever. No more time
was to be consumed in quorum.
hunting, and in talking and
motion making for obstruction's'
sake; filibusterlng was to join the
things that have been; business
was to be The watchword hence.
forth, and application to business
was to bs the ruling attitude Of
the congressional mind.
| And yet on running over the
grist that has passed through the
congressional mill, after it has
been at work for a full three
months, we are at a loss to find
any great practical result, any
Accumulated evidence" as the
comedian would call it, Of this
unusual and fiery haste. indeed,
it would puzzle most people to
mention single bill Of any i'm:
portance that has become law this
session, for ali TIE indecorous
hurry at the start. The Blair BILL.
to be sure, has been knocked on
the head; and that in itself is q
negative advantage for which the
country is duly grateful. Four
or five seats in the Houae have
been stolen from the Democrats
by the party in the majority; and
unblushing Senatorial thimble-
rigging has added two Senators
from Montana to the Radical side
Of the Upper House."
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
Different from Her Treatment.


Bobby blocking out of the win
dow)-What's the matter with
that horse, mammas
Mother-The horse is balky,
Bobby; he won't obey his driver.
Bobby--Well, what's the man
pattlng him for2
Mother--He is coaxing him.
Bobby with an injured airy
That ain's the way you treat me
when I'm balky.-London Tit
Bits.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
Decorated with Brown Paper.

When the late Cornelius Van.
derbilt built his summer residence
at Hartford at an expense Of over
100000 she decorators covered
the walls of his dining room with
ordinary brown paper, such rs is
used Ly butchers to wrap meat in
There was a cherry wood dado
and q rich frescoed frieze. This
room was considered one OF the
handsomest in the wealthy town.
New York Sun.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

For over fifty years DR.. Davis Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
has cured coughs, colds, asthma, brsn-
chitis, throat and lung affections. 1t
is the regular prescription of q physi-
clan Of extensive practice, who, after
prescribing it for twenty years, was
induced by tho gratifying results to
make it q proprietary medicine. Davis
Wild Cherry and Tar soon became
known as the best remedy for all throat
and lung troubles. Whyi Because it
has merit and will cure. A. G. Hafile-
finger, Philadelphia, says: ~ know .
man suffering with his lungs who was
in the hospital year without benefit.
] induced him to take Davis Wild
Cherry and Tar, and to-day be Is we'll.
I know it saved his life." Tryit.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
Shiloh, La, March 28th, 1890

Shiloh, La, March 28th, 1890.
A parish meeting Of the Color.
ed Farmers Relief was held at
Shiloh, Ia, five miles north. east
Of Homer. Quite a number Of
delegates were present from all
parts of the parish. The meeting
opened at 10 o'clock a. M, with
vice. President, W. H. Webb, in
the chair, and interesting lect-
ures were given to the public by
Rev. J. q. Whalsy and 7. D. Tur.
ner. The theme was the impor-
lance of the Relief.
The audience was dismissed
and the business of the order was
taken up, and the meeting closed
at 4 o'clock 10 meet on the 28th
Of July, 1890. T. D. Turner,
Secretary.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
A New Way to Do 1t.
Secretary.

An Indianapolis bookkecper
made soae changes in figures to
look suspicious, ask for and got a
weeks leave, and after the firm
had published him 40 an embez-
zler he returned, proved that he
was O. K. and got $4,000 to poul-
tlee his wounded feelings with.
There is. more than one way for
an honest book-keeper 10 make
money.--Detroit Free Press.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
STATE PRESS.

ok" Goes not spell the name
OF any paper published in the
State Of Louisiana. Some of the
journals seem to be ignorant Of
this fact. A hint to the wise is
sufficient. Shreveport Times.
Congressional candidates are be.
ginning to bob their heads above
the water in the Fourth Louisiana
district. The Alexandria Demo
crat says that already there are
several "racers'' in training for
the prize which Mr.. Blanchard
has carried off for so many terms.
Ie candidates in the Fifth dis
trict, wake up! Start the political
ball Telegraph Bulletin.
A Hedge company has been
organized in Shreveport.
At their meeting held last Tues.
day at Ruston the Farmers Union
of Lincoln parish discussed favor.
ably a proposition to bnild a cot
ton seed oil mill in Ruston. There
is money IN such enterprise
Caucasian.
Clark's show arrived here last
Thursday and pitched tents on a
vacant square near the T. 4 p
depot.-Alexandria Gown Talk.
1t is stated that Governo,
Nichols will resign next month
and that Lieutenant Governor
Jeffries will appoint HIM success.
sor to Judge Poche on the Supreme
bench.-Morgan City Review.
Mrs. Kimbell, of Claiborne par
isb, has been lying quite i'll al
the residence of her daughters
Mrs. j. &. Andrews. Several o.
her children have paid her a visit
during her illness. We are glai
| to state that she is at this writing
much improved IN health.-Ad
| vance.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

Cheatham's Chill Tonic con-
tains neither Qulnlne, Cinchoni-
dla, Arsenic, Strychnine or Mer-
curry, and does not produce buzz
zing in ears or deafness. Cure
guaranteed.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

1t Is said of Richard Watson
Glider, the editor of The Century,
that he can reject manuscript 60
gently that the disappointed au-
thor travels 5000 miles to see
hlm-and stay to dinner
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

The quality OF the blood depends
much upon good or bad digestion
and assimilation. TO make the
blood rich in life and strength
giving constituents use DR.. j. H.
McLean's Sarsaparilla. 1t will
nourish the properties ofthe blood,
from which the elements ofvitality
are drawn. Sold by Gill.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
Largest Yield Of Cotton Ever
Gathered From One Acre.
webster Eagle Eye. !

webster Eagle Eye.]
Under this caption is IN article
sent US by Mr.. N. j. Stewart,
clipped from the Southern Cultiva-
tor. 1t shows that five bales OF
cotton weighing 1853 pounds each
were gathered from II acres, by
Mr., Northern in Washington Co.
Ca, IN the year 1884. Since that
time many similar results have
occurred in Georgia. The Cultlva-
tor says:
"This large yield was obtained
in Washington County, Ca, in the
year 1884. The lot was planted
with a view to a premium offered
BY the Georgia State Agricultural
Society. 1t embraced one and
fourth acres, and the yield OF
seed cotton was 6,S91 pounds; Of
lint, 1882 pounds.
The land, according to the jour
nal referred to, had been planted
continuously in COTTON from the
close Of the war to the date OF
experiment (lS73.) The soil was
sandy, with clay subsoi], in cult.
walton sixty or more years, about
half Of it sn old dung-hlll, the
other half very poor. The manure
applied was l,4O0 pounds OF Peru.
Wan phosphate, 60 ox,cart loads
of raw pine straw from the woods,
60 bushels green cotton seed and
400 bushels we'll rstted stable
manure-the last three hauled out
in January and strewn broadcas,
and turned under with a two horse
plough running eight inches deep
followed by a sixteen-inch scooter
in same furrow, breaking in all
from thirteen to fifteen inche.
deep. Put the gusno in the furrov
behind the scooter, which was
therefore covered by the next fur
row. In February repeated the
breaking in same manner, but moi
Supplying any manure. In Marcel
repeated ploughlng IN same man
ner, crossing the last ploughing
each time. In April narrowed
land twice. On 18th of May
checked land three feet each way
with small bull-tongue and drop.
ed six or eight seed in each check
and covered with foot; variety,
Dickson's cluster cotton. 1t was
thinned to one stalk to the hill in
June-two to the hill being left in
the outside rows. Then ploughed
very shallow, just enough to kill
weeds, with twenty two inch Dick
son sweep, one furrow to the row.
Did not use the hoe; had no need
for it, the cotton growing so rapid
ly as TO prevent all underground. "
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

For rheumatic and neuralgia
pains, rub in Dr.. j. H. McLean's
Volcanic Oil Imminent, and 'ake
Dr.. J. H. McLean's Sarsapa lila
You will not suffer long, but will
be gratified with a speedy and
effective cure. Sold by Gill.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

If you are all run down-havc
no strength, no energy, and feel
very tired all the ti!ne--take DR..
j. H. McLeau's Sarsaparllla. 1t
will impart strength and vitality
to your system. Sold by Gill.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

There is a chance that the city
will be md of iron window shut.
tiers in the course Of time, as all
buildings having them burn down
when once fired.-Picayune.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
The Last Straw.

Hitherto Patient Boarder- Mrs.
Staryem, / can stand hash every
day in the week, but when on
Sunday ysu put raisins in it and
call it mince pie / draw the line.
Lampoon.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

Children who are troubled with
worms may be quickly relieved by
giving them DR.. j. H. McLean's
Liquid Vermifuge. 1t kills and
expels worms Sold by Gill
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

The blood must be pure for the
body to be in perfect condition,
DR.. J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla
makes pure blood and imparts the
rich bloom Of health and vigor to
the whole body. Sold by Gill.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11

It is better to be . door-keener
ia a New England dime SUM
than to own 4 farm in the West.
-prov,dencc Telegram.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
A New Explosive.

Experiments with a new ex.
plosive called ocrasite, which 10
10 dynamite as 100 to 10, have
recently been made in Austria,
and are said to have succeeded 80
we'll that the invention has been
purchased for military purposes
Observation-Disclosures at Work.
Hollow eyed little children,
worms are gnawing at their vitals.
Their pleading looks should make
a mother quickly get them DR.,
Bulls Worm Deslroyers.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1890-04-11
DIR. BIRTHS
GREAT
Vesterl Pain SootlGr !

Il a Highly Concentrated vegeta-
bic Preparation Of the best medical
Roots, Herbs and Banks known 10 Bot
any or the medical faculty. 1t will re-
move and euro more aches and pains,
in shorter time, than any or all o .her
remedies combined. Hear what the
doctors ncighbors say:
VI have used DR.. Britt's Pain Soother
and know it to be good medicine"
J.F. HEARD.
II have used the Pain Soother DR..
Britt makes and was we'll pleased. 1t
does what he says 1t will"
C. STEFFIN.
l know that DR. Britt makes the best
Pam Remedy in the world"
VIM. SAUERS.
The doctor IS also agent for "Stanley
in Africa" best book out. Address
DIR. BRITT,
Aycoek, La.