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The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
Interior items.

Editor DgMocRAT: Prof J. T.
Golden closed the summer term 81
the Oak Grove school FRIDAY
Miss jamie Matthews has return
ID home 70 Gala Rock after SUN
mer vacation in cur midst
Il. LinaerInan. T. NJ at M0relana
has finished and moved the post o.
fee into the incest little Office il the
county. He viii also keep for the
accommodation u the neighbOrhood
q small stock o. goods.
John Green was kicked and con
siderably injured ~ vicious mBIe
Sunday John viii have 70 be more
cautious about his place II worship.
Misses May and Sue Howard n
Spadra. johnson county, returned
home Friday from delightful visit
10 relatives in this vicinity carrying
with them the kind wishes 81 friends
and many membranes of their
visit
Campmeeting closed Wednesday
night at Gravel HiIL The local
ministry ably assisted ~ Rev
Harris did ali they could 70 make il
a success, but the uafavoTable
weather had 3 daTnpening effect in
more ways than one from the begin
ming
Willie Singleton and Miss Alice
Henly and Eugene ketehum and
Miss Sarah Freeman have been m
tied in the siIken letters Of matri-
nOny recently. May the yoke prove
a pleasant burden indeed
The district institute viii meet at
Pea Ridge Saturday. the oath inst
An Interesting programme is pre-
pared for the occasion and . good
attendance OF directors and teachers
are hoped for. II Is also expected
to arrange at this meeting for q
suitable celebration 81 Columbus
Day, somewhere ia this vicinity
The new election law did not
prove the glittering success hoped
for. Indeed il was q disappointment
To its friends. bot with some amend
ments il will be all right We sag
gest that each ticket be printed sep
arateiy on the same sheet. and that
the voter be furnished stamp with
which 70 stamp bis approval 81 the
ticket be wishes 70 vote That will
not necessarily take but little more
time than the old system and the
time Il takes to vote Is the only se
rious objection 10 the new law.
We are sorry 70 record the death
Of Mr. George W Lnckett which
sad event took place sept, 18th
On the 9Th inst he Was thrown by
a young mule, and his left arm brok-
en. From that blood poisoning and
inflammation set in. and be died as
above stated. He was born in Mar
shall county, Miss. sept. Is. 1850
and came to this state in 1855, be
located ID this county in 1878 He
was an honest, industrious and well
citlsen- and his many
friends Join tire wife and I've child
rem in mourning his sad and tragic
death. In the presence Of large
e0nc0nrse 81 friends, be was inferred
in the Boiling springs cemetery
sept. Ia. Peace 10 his memory
1oRyus
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

TIE frien3s q Cha1apion Cortsett
in California are booming hi1a for
the senate il viii - remembered
that sullivan name was strongly
mentioned for Congress just after
his nesting with Kilrain bat some
how lis hackers II the political
arena we're NO a. n1Eaer0as AZ those
n his chosen profession Oar friends
q TIE Esiic arr will learn that the
Office has 70 particular hankefing
foT their variety. and j. viii t.e .
cold dav when C9rhstt--Enneh less
salliv4n-has a. opportunity u
knocking cut . congressional op-
p0neE1 o. the stamp
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
Thsir Resi objscs.

Memphis lasnmereias- PoFsulIres
Weaver and Fssd appear to ie Civ
ing thelr attention alnassst exc nsire-
If n ths s.onth- IL is . 5itsle sing
a1ar that both the head and the tai
n the ticket should - in the South
instead n dividing and prosecuting
their work IL different sections *
the SANE time At this time tie
whole l4yort. Including tyel0ns Da-
vis, " Texas. are whc.oping X up
ossenslblT Tor the Third Fsayty. bur
really for the RaFablican party il
Arkansas. Their are giving their
attention 70 the south because the
~oath i Democratic. and * i their
Object 70 make Is ReEs1 5lira1 AL
Il WezEers fake races Tor the pres
ideneY has been sa tie interest of
the Republican party He hiss coz
fined his attacks 10 the Democratic
party, and there has never lived or
died Tiler slandeger IL the south
eru people than be- Eminent Re
publicans hare testified ID the value
81 bis services to The Reps blieaE
party In his pretended canvass AZ
the GreenSaek candidate f8r Pres
ident in lss9 Pour years later Ben
Butler played the role usually plav
ed By WeaTer, and for the SAME pr
pose. and his disaster appears 10
have had 8 temporarily diseOuraging
effeet upon our hero bat the Pepa-
lite movement has given him, 81 he
supposes. 70 Do some more work for
his master. and be goes back 10 his
old trade as naturally a. the dog re-
tnrneth to his vomit, q the sgw that
was never washed 10 her wallowing
IL the mire.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

orr ~ the present earnest agita-
ton 81 the subject 81 a road law wili
doubtless eoFne sensible, just and
eaeetiyeplan that viii do 70 be enact
ed into law 70 take the place q the
one nov On the statute book. The
road convention soon 70 III in Little
Rock bringing together practical
men from al over the state for ting
consideration Of this one subjeet.
will doubtless take q long step 20
wardsthe proper means 10 De pur-
anal.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

At the quarterly examination ~ teach
ess the following resolutions were an
anim0lsly adopted
whereas. Prof. 3 H. Fry has resign
"a his place a. County Examiner and i
about 70 engage in new fields 81 labor,
and g. Prof. Fry has been faithful aud
efficient Examiner, therefore D. Il
Resolved. That we the fsarhers 81
Pope county will ever hold him IN CRATE
fni remembrance for the kindness and
consideration be has shown fs and We
wish him abundant successes ia his new
work and wiil 90 ali ia our power 10
aid him.
~, That q copy o. these resolutions
te furnished hIm and that We send i
copy IL The Ruaselisiiie DFMoeRAF and
Pope County Mail for publication.
# y, RrLlocK, Chm.
1IKgl HAYS, sec
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

FeEKEEsT the charge that labor
1-soaaHg 6ssiozer Pecks reEs9rs q New
YarE saamed 81 Increase In laaorsrs
wages siaas the y eK1uley taris weat
intg s.Ess. Seuatlz Davis y Hill
Es.ssss tAls chzl}g1ge The Demg-
cratic parry viii bs enttFely eo1tezt
20 permit ersrr working Hzan wh0ss
wages has bsea increased since the
passage . the McKialey bil - r1te
The republican ticket Il Dur oppon-
ezts w1l consent thai al ttGse
whose wages hare not been inere4s-
ID shall vote TIE democratic ticket
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
Beware of Imposition,

We desire to inform the public that
DR.. Pitchers CssloriA Is made aud put
90 n the Laboratory Of The Centaur
Company, Mex York, Ia but one size
bottle and on the outside wrspper the
formula Il printed ana the Fac SIMIIE
signature q 'sChas. II. Fletcher, New
York" No other preparation offered
a. EasioIia Is genuine. To counterfeit
or initiate either Ia the name OF sigma
tnre Is-a criminal oiense. DR. Pitch
efs IastsFia has become 4 yalnabei
standard family medicine with the en-
aprsemenf or some 81 the best Phyxi-
eians IN America. Deu't allow az Y one
70 SELL you anything else On the plea or
promise that Il is s.jusi Is good /" ard
viii answer every purpose, etc, etc.
CastoFia Is sold By all respectable
druggists and dealers ~ medicine.
DO NOT be deceived Nhen you buy ID.
but lock well 81 the wrapper and see II
Il has the signature Of Chas. II . Flefeh-
err. Nea York. No other e4E. be zen.
nine. Casgoria without tie Signature
Is a Base Fraud. 90
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

THERE are several hundred mil
lionaires 10 the United States But
whose policy was il that developed
them. Point usout one Of them, il
You please. that was made million
aire by reason Of a low tariff tax.
Until sou can do this, don't charge
any Of them 70 the democratic par
Is. Millionaires and paupers are
no classification Of the products Of
democratic faith. policy Of admins
tration. Somebody else was run
ming the machine when these odd
specimens in American politics we're
turned out r. you don't like the
specimens, turn ont the workmen
who made them and set your foot On
their methods
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

SIX deaths have resulted from the
black scourge cholera. since il has
broken out ia New York city The
presence u this dreaded epidemic a.
the geu threshold ~ the United
states. which l. already noted foT 10
sanitary and quarantine regulations,
is moving the people ~ redoubled
diligence and precaution- Though
it Is hardly probable that the
sc0urge will live = Do any material
damage We should not forget that
discretion is the better part of val
OF. and that ian ounce 81 preyen-
tion Is worth a pound n cure.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

DsseUesixe the Australian ballot
ia Miss0ur 1.-THE Globe Democrat, tie
rankest ~ republican sheets. says
that il has come 10 stay. II the
Australia ballot suits that Tep8b-
lican journal ID Missouri certainly
il would lead its republican readers
10 bold on 70 the same thing IN ARK
A little more familiarity with the
system viii come along with it, use
and more intelligent and lndeIssnd-
ent voting viii result
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
what Stronger Proof

II needed Of the merit Of Hood :
Sarsaparilla than the hundreds 0i
letters continually coming in telling
Of marvellous cures il has effected at
Ger all other remedies bad failed
Truly. Hoods Sarsapariiia possess
q peculiar curative power unknown
q other medicines
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
L.and sac.

NOTICE Is hereby Siven that nc viii As
~ ire execug0rs 81 the last EEll and Tesla
meet e. EphriSna Lemisy. 9ea6 Assd. sell a.
puolir oatcry. OK THE 2STH DAY or
DtTDHEE. iss2, tne salloH4BE described
land beion ging - the estate 81 said Eph-
riam Lemiey. Tor t5e purpose q division
- the sane zlauuE the heirs x said Leauley.
t0EiE: 4. =. S-k i. sec. g. Iuwn 2. Rage -
west. and lhe VI. S-M !. sec Sc. Town Il
kssgs y west he sale WlGl take place as
the dwelling house Of the DECEASED o. - "a
iaBG. ExasN Note with approved EecGFisF And
8 vendor Beu On tAe land viii he REG uirca n
the purchaser. bearing tea per eeuS interest
from date GHtil paid Terms 81 Sale one
half cash aHa tas b&lznse % tEe lat car of
AoFeMAEF, 2 So. h. -. LE&LEg
q. BKrTuS
EzeealoFs 81 las Last a ill kua TestAznent
% Ephri1m Lemiey, deceased
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

E4DEgT1 this is the year q --Fee.
ord breakers and world beat
ers generally. Nancy Hanks bas
laid the record ~ Maud :. 10 the
shade. Corlett has defeated the Big
I'm. Flshbaek knocked our three
ather head weights IN the fret
round .and 81 next November when
comes tie tug u war, Grover CleTs-
land viii bear % the laurelg Of vic-
tory amid the deafeBiHg plaudits oi
q REASONED natjOn
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
NoTicE FoR PUBLICATION I-aai d o g

NOTICE Fob PUBLICATION Land p bee
~ a. U2FdRnelse. Ara, AnGass a& sS-
ANflcu % AerehT eiFeN tEat tAH tQtt-N 'Es
n@Wei settler hSs 18ea natlce 60 Beg sUfsE5 tsa
q aaake Enal sEapf Ia sEunaFt % her c.atr,
asa tsikt sail 0FpQf w8E Be Ma4e efart ths
Register knd Receiver A1 D&F3sue. Ie. Art.
60 September -. ISL EtEs
Kate @uhes. willow ~ James &NNts- z. ia
issTs 90 the -. sks. NV sKA sM Il n -
See 50, l0 \ q - VI.
>s,c aAEsses she Following Witnesses pc 81 fe
Der cnatlAns5ass resgaence upeH ans .lftE A,lea
o. sAa1 land FaIs
AndF Il sextan. 8ea Wostbam. BIZ MeAl.t--
tSr, Andy EaAlesk l.. Az ~ EseNcr, 4 Ira.
SEGA Will A. D. NAY. egas5cF.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

4zz 81 - ~ 81 ssesk EsaE1sEssal sslE's
ARE reserved rs ! 6easse kuassss aezweez
zas * negroes and ) wAEse ps@ae
- te Etzse ii aee ~ I'hornsun. IL
cahgan eoansy. Las at1raa
Pear negsxes kSiBed 4zd seseFz
wn9nsSss1
TIE Sgls was Freesg tatea ayv =
negro ar ns1ss Harrssan
Lack 81 sEsaes kesrsi3s aeEssl ssa
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
RoadNntlce.

N-UT4EE - asTsfy g1gez that 81 the October
~ lisa term 81 he Pope Couutg Court 4
s5eEttign Mg3i ae presented for q chAuEe 10 tke
bcTsF A16 FiFeY road. a. fo3Aewss &cEfs the
present Rad from the point where u crosse E
the west llne @ 1he NA& So sex - To :.
\. 4. - We&t- 60 where Il iatersecrs tAe Dover
and siisK road Al fhe EED GcAillster ll1 place.
and Law Vat Eua establish Esw read 50 fal-
lows. Begin ~ TIE go2ct E1ere sac present
road cressRs tie west ii8s - tne N-k \ e-M y
south on saea i3nc - tAs SOS of ne ridge east
q Heil &aure hnnse. thence "a a sQutheasseF-
Dc dirurslel % neFef and E4KrksFllls Rad,
back % Nesl GaratheFss cid Ges1s 4 distance %
aaont aue And q 1alf ailas,
-. 81. GAsLET and Oshzrs.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
Marnlng OrsIer.

POPE CIRCUIT COURT
a q ksss. " s p0pkess, II r AnaWalt, Pitfs
against
VI Saen2sig > 4 thenaNlt.j NJ Chenamih iaetss
TIE uefcnaArEs. ~ ShenaAit. 4 CAenAnti
ana VI GkenAmst. arc warned g. AlEtAF
Ia thss court @athla thfrty days, Aaa Ans@er
5Ae caEA gtafnl II fae Elskna&As. A Regsesss d
= FaRa ess sna Ii d AnAw44k
sepL T. 4ss@ .. q. Nt AEDGhl Gicrs,
Dan . 6raaxer. Attg fvf tatae. srp-'
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

Hew Easy tire HEoEAemkserg samszc
Company Make IL for
xasezr CmsxomerS
1HM 1axS S1AAn3~s 4 wk1-1~kxOw =
xKazAn11fT1 "a xEx FK2m "a ARAS-
TIE SAxxsF14 T40x 10 ALL


esT So zszSsk sse~ ss~ y Esa 1850 A''1
S1rAAss RsAHS r @sEaA Astsass aAeF ere n1a
~s ssss-t- g p naa AAsW e a'aa1 e i4ha@
SAss' esHsaAssss sIass = zAzy F'saRs AAFs
- - - -
nazaees 7e-g tHE- y gss4t ext<ns HEssz sase
sH1zss4 ssa aAAs - aarSAss1-s val ncs as1
ga afaa zsasx HAFE ~ zsizez waAa tafs PASS
r. u.xr ~e- rsr.sasrax
=. -. !. i. II. {. -. = -
es- aasars.aaeAs Asa xtAsxasees shs4la aAvs
nas<tE eEzsz az IS AA4aff s Jaws Al-A
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

~ NTlCE FuG PUBLICATION Lau. e1 &c
~ AZ Dam anHl8s. Afk .>es.t 81 gsss Nt7tee
q NeFrat gsFea tAat rhe following narata4 ~et-
ilNF las Hies nasice 81 his fateuE3an go u.gte
&aaI Nroef a. sH@tsBFf 80 ki- ~ atas. Hs4 -.at
s4ia pFuof wil5 he made Aesarr 5he Hest.er
ant Rereifes a. Dafsialelie, ~ a.. 81 tAcis.#r
a. 1898. E4zs
aeurZe " Gregory, fla IsSsS fa ttt " I
tae > \. sea 2. re- De se@
tie waHaes tte fatsoWta8 &ignessts ra Etf sc
Ats ttsutiN0 as staeuce Nsson aaas casts fa'1n
~. saaa i&na sl1s
Z fTefmnH, 81 Draurh. a T. so nG yia 81.
RieAara St2har laSe. all 81 A1eea4aa i. o.
oeiis WILL NAY. ReSlsleF.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
Warning Order.

sarah sha@ FialntiE,
Fs. Eopf Circuit CnpYt
x. "a q SBaw, DffeBHAnGf
The Defenbsnk. haht y khaw. IL wAgfes1 -
appear Ia ibia eDaHt @ftntU b. days znd an
saef tne eotnPEGint % tAe Fiaintin. SARAH L
Ni&w. ,. Z. BULLOCK, Clerk
Ap9A@s ~ tssk AkpxS
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

HlSkman, eAr Andrew IA lex nars stsseA am
" J. In0as stephen frow 5
~ persons interested IN the seft.eraent ~
sAla estates are hereby nptiaess q ale nheit a..
trltiens y Sad ANG9ents eurreat, II AsY tAev
AAsa- On or before tae second "a 4 efasI9 ss,.1
e court 0r the4 viii k,e forever harrxf fsong
f1eFpkink - - u eee0unfa o. ans itrns tl,eFs ~
Nste1 aANsf aay AhAa asd seal taas @st1 aas
teAALi q ssFt.. fh89.
&. I. hOMAKD. CAesk.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22
mr. GUESS

A che Number d Grains q Corn in the
DgNOeRAT lar d ..,.
The Russellville Democrat., 1892-09-22

fAnne 4aa esFExn Secrets
Hon . Care for P1Aae
write = e aasas !. g sone saa haFa taIk
wssn n.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

feel so and look so-and that is, that DR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is guaranteed
to help her.
Its legitimate medicine, made especially
tive tonic and a soothing and strengthening
nervine, irnparting tone and vigor to the
whole system
But it isn't a mere stinulant It's a rene
dy, safe and sue, for all the functional de-
rangements, painful disorders, and chronic
weaknesses that make women suffer. In
" female complaints of every kind, pc
riodical pains, internal inflammation. ulcera-
ton, and kindred ailments, it's guaranteed
to benefit or cure, or the money is returned
No other medicine for women is sold so.
Proof that nothing else is s. just as good.''
The record-union., 1892-03-26
THE TRIBUTE OF SILENCE.

\ poet read his verses and OF two
VINO listened, one spake naught but open
praise;
The other held his peace but all his face
Was frightened by tue inner joy ne knew.
Two friends long absent, met; and one had
borne
The awful stroke and seattle of binding
loss.
Hama fell in hand; so knit they like cross.
With no word uttered, heart to heart was
sworn.
4 mother looked into her babys eyes.
IS blue as heIy'n and deep as neither sea.
BY what dim prescience, spirit-wise, knew
she
Such souls exchanges nevermore would rise?
O deep is silence-deep as human souls;
Aye, deep as life, beyond all lead and line.
And words are but the broken shells that
shine
Along the shore by which the ocean rolls.
James BuckhaRl in New Eng aud Magazine
The record-union., 1892-03-26
MERRIWA
DON MARVIN ]!
Five-Yoar-old Record. e.2s.

non MARVIN Is A BEAUTIFUL SEAL.
~ brown, toaled 1854; bred by Senator Le-
Land Stanford, Palo Alto, Cal; is I6 hands
high and weighs 200 pounds: sired by Falls.
2;23 sire OF iour in 2:3o list, he by Elec-
toneer Dam. Cora dam OF Don Marvin.
2:2S. and Elected trial 2:26l by Don Victor
lsiTe OF the dams of five IN The 2:3o list by
belInomt. second dam, Clarabel {dam of Cliff
ton Bell, 2:241a, and Rebecca dam of four in
2:30 list by Abdallah Star Third dam.
fairy sdam OF Stoner Boy, 2:29%. and Sweep
stakes, sire OF 22 in the 2:30 Iist. and three
other producing sires and dams by Rysdyk's
Hambl etonlan. Fourth dam, Emma Mills (dam
OF four horses that have sired 2.3O PERFORM
ers) by Seely's American Star.
DON MARVIN viii make the season of
1892 at $40, with usual return privilege.
whlch makes him the cheapest horse in the
state, record and breeding considered. having
coast-four producing dams. For turther par
uculars or complete circulars az dress
CHARLES l. LOWELL.
1923 street, Sacramento, Cal.
ea- Colts broke and handled for speed.
I }
The record-union., 1892-03-26

10Oi SIXTH STREET, IMPORTER AND
lhUSf dealer in Fine Shotguns, Rifles and
6stois- Agent for the celebrated Imperial
ono I'm: Loaded Ammunition of the best
quallty Tor shotguns, rifles and pistols always
on hand. safes and Scales repaired and Lock.
smlthing given prompt attention Cali and
try my Machine-loaded, "ReliableD Shotgun
Ammunition. Repairing of eli kinds neatly
done and warranted. dS-fYs
The record-union., 1892-03-26
{. G. N I'M EN- 7
TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
] s Ste s: % 4 ~ IL: Ss ssspss
a 4 ''
con. ss 54s 5; =
remedy. W. D. GARLAND Equitable
Hss7 was cured % use @ @ @ b M 3
zENo MAUFAIs, Music .s.T.
badly Fas Hss IS s5 Ss@s "A
Eminent has " Endorsement ch1 l hts Hishaad
ss. & .ss IL s. y
IS ] ave it 9 gat lie enc faness s ss sf
@ at b
ing # some sas s9.9e F. sss
] @ m The very si grove ni
] d e @ s;a5 5sfIs $t
s 20 R % 20 t % '
ana % @ izs.ss ss. Il: S ]
%s H $ sssy5 9 & a @ e
ARNOLD Cash Groors GIG valencia street
~. z:i:: Is; si: e: &: st. 4
x 4 Hsss Of % y.s s4. ss; Ii @ @
Soqa IA 1os stand ,5 Nasi
IT. @ s % the is nave 8 3 any
&: ~ # issS$ Il; T. s.
C. {. "onoei
Es.ss .ss @ s s.
n: s "a
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the the Se4 d ss @ @ H p pa
the
D.V
Produ eand Comm nsfechant Clay steet
i'm
\ : s $ IS Hs': e ss
Iinens Wien gssa ny 3
doesno
with the wish
A.
The record-union., 1892-03-26
San Francisco, Feb. 26, 1892.
Mrs. Logan's "Hone Magazine" and the
"Week1y Union.n

Both only 81 70 per year. The Home
Magazine" of Washington, d. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John 4. Logan, is the
best and most popular low priced period
zeal ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maya
zine to its subscribers for mere nominal
sum above the price OF subscription TO
the weekly. See announcement in
another column.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

" Looks like O.
oh osti" That's
what they say of
the pale, thin,
W e ak WON an
w b o. S +" run
down % and over
worked. Prob
ably she knows is
h er S elf. But
there's one thing
she can't know,
0r c n -onldr-
The record-union., 1892-03-26

Visitor lat the jaiI)-Poor, poor man.
May offer you this bunch of flowers?
Man Behind the Bars-You've made a
mistake, miss. The teller that killed his
wife and children is in the next cell. Pm
yere tur stealth cow.-Chicago Tribune.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

What the Ultra Fashionables are SAT-
fsfied with-The Proposed visit of
the United States Marine Band
Richard MansdeId-General Stage
Notes.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

A cremated body leaves residuum of
only eight ounces; all beside is restored
to the gaseous elements.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

LIE Z. c. lISIMENT Co., S. F.--Gents: Last we
Ing on some burning drapery. An application of
also USED IL on crushed foot with the very best
have never used anything To equal it, J. B.
The record-union., 1892-03-26
The Frugal Lover.

Ny heart was broken years ago,
l nicely saved the pieces;
/ gave chunk to every girl,
And SO my joy increases. Puck.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

BEEcHAat's pills cures sick-headache.
The record-union., 1892-03-26

HE [. G. IMMINENT Co., g F.-Gents: Have bee
years ana could find nothing that would help me
II WouIu aHord me some relief After using il for tv
can recommend c. G. Imminent as tie finest remeC
r. j. LEASE. Manufacturer OF the
The record-union., 1892-03-26


The c. G. LINIMENT Co., S. F.--Gents: cannot 81
pehents received from the of your c. c. Imminent
mas no equal on the market In one instance il Sc we'd
UP a nan The animals leg swollen to twice its
ING pam that 1t seemed almost possible to save its
instantaneous relief and in less than week the horse
IL Iof lnlamed udder with my with tho most graf
as a valuable remedy for horsemen and dairynlen
The record-union., 1892-03-26

THE Q. G. LlNIAENT Co., S. F-Gents: had an !
ana one bottle ofyour G. c. finiment effected com
The record-union., 1892-03-26
elias. EIoAR

ca Colts broke and handed for speed.
m12-3fp
The record-union., 1892-03-26

THE c; G. LINIMENT Co., S. F.-Gents: The udder {
pa ari swollen used all ordinary remedies without
lninlent the Inflammation began subside at Cnce
enLTely well. The c. c. Liniment has my endorsement
and farmers. Yours truly
The record-union., 1892-03-26

MRS. j. WooDMAN, 22S% Nineteenth street
your {. {. Imminent is the best have ever used a
nent TO always keep in the house for the relief ano
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1t can be done in various ways, but I
have had early and extended experience
in nursery and farming, as well as ma
ehinery and manufacturing, so looking
to the end that the greatest success and
efficiency might be attained, / will sug-
| gest this plan: After properly moistening,
pillow and pulverize your ground well and
deep, roll smooth, mark out as for corn.
bat MAKE the rows six feet apart, plant
in the burrows from one to three feet
apart, dropped like potatoes, and cover
like corn--or you can stick the roots, butt
down. slanting sideways, two or three
inches deep and cover the top about one
inch, or let it come almost or quite to the
surface if the ground is not mellow and
sandy and is moist TO the surface, or is
liable to bake. Cultivate well between
the rows until the sprouts are up two or
three feet high, when layer out to cover
the ground III bed four feet wide. leav-
ing space twb feet wide between the
beds to cultivate, from which YOU can
procure roots that spread out into these
spaces to replant or sell without disturb
ing the beds. You will find it will pay
you for some years TO come To raise roots
to sell, as little demand will absorb ali
now OH hand, and / have no doubt the
price viii double or treble before the rush
is supplied.
The first crop after layering can be cut
with a sickle by hand and all the poor or
branclly shoots can be layered tn fill MP
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Mr. w d. BONE, 317 BARTLETT STREET, SAN FRANCES
your u Imminent for severe of rheumatism with
ommend 1t highly TO others. Yours truly.
ARNOLD Bros Cash
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The g G. LINIMENT Co., 8. F.-Gents: have used
consider IL an article of the highest most che
remedy. w. d. GARLAND, Equitable Life ms