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L OR SALE OR EXCHANGE

CCQ PER ACRE ONLY FOR 240O ACRES NO.
G)AO iand al The Dailes, Or. will trade for in-
SIDE or outside property, or for stock OF merchan
disc and part cash etc: this land produces 80 to
90 bushels wheat per acre and bears full inyestt-
CATION; sets or houses and barns etc. on the
property, and would subdivide to advantage IL
wanted TO sell OF In sections. Apply for ful par
tlculars TO HENRY K. ALDEN or 4. w. WOOD
kREE-RECAUSE OF MY VERY EXTENSIVE
Il corfespon dence have been compelled TO
range large circular OF valuable general informa
ton and good advice and catalogue accurately
aad fellaby describing great many very desirable
properties and great bargains In land and country
homes OF every class and price In all parts OF the
state, every word OF which Is based on over Is
years OF solid experience and every ranch is de-
serloed from personal knowledge; invaluable to
everybody: III you are Interested in this subject
seno your and your friends name ana address and
TINS valuable l6-page large book Will be sent you
Tree OF charge. Respectfully. N. ID. SICKELS, The
Lanu Agent, ~ Montgomery St., 8. 4. oc2S SuTh ~
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.

EASToN, ELDRIDGE q CO., REAL ESTATE
Market st.
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( N0Q0 2 HOUSES ON OAK ST, CLOSE TO
COOUO. Market; contain rooms and bath
each; bsy-wiu doWs; brick foundations; rents 5000
rt-r
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S2b.GOO-An elegant residence and large lot:
stable, etc. street. lot so feet front, To-
Gated Van Ness ave; suitable for doctors make
s28 00o-Elegant corner: 50 :8xlO0: on a good
car line: buildings; always rented; income
$500 per ann un; decided bargain.
Sl2 000-GIven away al this price; fine residence
and large lot 50:lIxl37 %. with stable garden and
all m OdeFn improvements.
s75OO-Corner az 22d and Bartlett SIS; 37x125:
improvements nominal; elegant residence on bush
s95O0-Hzrrison St. near It'll; electric cars pass
property good house: tot 20K60 % rear street.
S57O0-Minna s.. near Sd; 2-stOTy flame; rents
SEA
VACANT LOTS.
Price reduced to $1,000: mortgage S5500-NW.
corner California and Laurel sts. 1871 :6xl32:71 Us;
the cheapest 5O-vara on Preside Heights; an offer
wanted
Ss50O-Golden Gate ave. near Devlsadero; 25x
1877 %.
s250O-Cheapest corner in Western Addition;
81 :6xi10.
s226O-Golden Gate ave. (sunny side). near Lott
ST.: 25x1l0.
Sl0,OOO-22 lots = corners. Folsom ST.; line
OF electric road being buliti terms easy.
S275 e=ch-Lots AT Ocean View; level and ready
to build on; $50 down, $40 per month
Potrero block for sale cheap; size 20OX4O0; 81
lots 25xI0O each; easy terms.
Cheap lots easy terms near cars OF Omnibus
line on Twenty-fourtb ST.; each lot 25Il00; $3.50
to $3.50 each. on $40 monthly instailments.
Apply to RIVERS BROS. & LONG. % Mont
gomery ST. oe23 SuTuTh
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A RARE BARGAIN.
~ 10TH STREET.
This choice lot is 18th st, near SANCHEZ, and
but a short distance from Market ST.; size 5Ox
1885: price has been reduced from 81 600 10 the
very low hRure of 5000; the lot rs exceptionally
wei situated ana must be business property: 18th
st. is very wide thoronghfare ana has a grand
future; by WAY OF comparison price other property
in the vicinity: the owner has made this great re-
duction In he price fla order 10 eject an Immediate
sale, az he needs ready cash.
EASTOS ELDRIDGE& CO., 633 Market st.
oc2l 2t FrSU
ONLY 81 DOWN.
" CITY LOTS
81 PER WEEK.
Building lots in Mission Warm Belt and
blocks from lines Valencia and Mission SITS:
Potrero-ave cars also: cable and
electric roads projected WI. pass close by; terms
81 down and 81 per week; these lots arc steadily
Increasing Ia price and to become very valua-
be- you should see them at once for they are sell
ing fast; we have only limited number, and no
more VIII be offered those terms: titles absolute
perfect and guaranteed.
SYNDICATE INVESTMENT COMPANY.
Junction OF Valencia Rooms 81 and o5,
and Mission streets. Chronicle bulldog.
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$4,000 CLEMENTINA. NEAR 4TH; .
brick founaations; rents $40 per annum: lot
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TACOB HEYMAN.

y
REAL ESTATE OWNER,
$50 MARKET ST.
oc.rs .ho to,lovv, to,e n, sro r,o,t,,v n,vmepts.
OiA'iS 'i' i0i'""iNs 'O'' O' Wv "1'1i' P~' ''
-
GOS0 TO s4oO-LoI > NEAR CORTLAND AVE;
~ AOu level and ready to build on. JACOB
=, : - n mn T1co ,17Ts ~ Ifyny
isne' close 20 1nnctlon OF aisS s,r aaa
&160 LoIS fKoNIlNS ELECI hlC Line;
ride irom CITY hsll. JACOB HEY MAN, $50 Market.
oeE0 LOTS IN PARAMOUNT TRACT, NEAR
rsadv for bniIaing JAcos HEyMAS $50 Marset'
----Ss =. : : = :, -
Cl0U Mateo electric road: level and ready for
building; only 80 minutes ride to City Hall; $50
the property: warm climate. JACOB HEYMAN
0.O-o PARK LOTS. -o5II9o EACH. ON AZ
n monthly ir, payment men near the grand
don't fan to inspect this grand Offering JACOB
HEYhAS $50 Market st.
= oTS o5,Ioo F.Cu IN PTCHNoND DIsTPICT
the bay. JACOB HEYMAS.
nE-o IFyET- RUIDINE IoTs. 2sri0o
- IoU. each; on ST. aud 18Th ave.: BLOCK
C,c,o PINE R0ILDTYGI Tors. GRADED .ND
COOU. macadamizsd: 251IO0 each; on Crescent
ave-; grand view and excellent neiShborhood.
~ lot on $40 monthly payments. facing the city,s
ropoiitan Electric Road, which Is to be completed
This is golden chance, as 1t will net you an
abundance OF gold in the near future.
JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market ST.
=, :, ,,,-,-,,-1, --, - oc1,,
Hnvs shhS h1h 'hADhp' &c" HnED
-
= ARE CLOSE TO CASTRO-STREET CABLE
ROAD.
e, COMMAND FINE VIEW OF THE BAY AND
VIII
NOTHING BUT NEW HOUSES SURROUND
THE TRACT.
The best opportunity ever offered 70 homeseesers
as the lots can be had on 80 monthly payments
oc23 save JACOB HEYMAN. $50 Market 81
JsoR SALE OR EyC9ANaF- HANDsoME
I weltrented business block; we'll located. CHAs.
NOR sATF- -sT0Ry goTfsF a rooms RaTT
L lot 25xi37.s. n9e marins view. nrice 5000
InoHire on nremi,-s 2bIa iaouna st
/, stores Q rooms near un,on iron works elo
Illinois St. bet Yapa ana SHASTA, Potrero. o29 So
0oro BARGAIS. HOUSE AND Lot IN
sDJOU. town owner ll2s Vallejo st oc23 Ate
uruv paw pFNr
w when for
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
1ou can acquire
1OIh OWN HUME
IN any part OF
.,, CITY OK sObokbsf
Apply 1or PafLlcularS,
seq II FrSuMoWe 10 Montgomery ST.
SID Rsrreey eao po.d coaa so gsntIs
sione, sunsrb vievs $500 se"o 'oN s"'
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G7S00 PAGE ST.. NEAR FREDERICK
" scOo. modern 2-story. bay-window house.
cohtahing rooms. BATH brIck foundation, etc.;
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&SS00 REDUCED; A GREAT BARGAIN;
1pSoOO. 3 modern bay-window fats OF z. o and
I, rooms, baths, etc.; rents S73 lot 25xl27 20:
nsgnt street; mortgage of $3400 at per cent can
at $500
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&SD00 GROVE ST., NEAR LYON; MOD
S ~ OOOO. cru fats of and rooms. baths,
easements, etc. aud neat cottages in rear,
. rooms each; rents $67 90; lot 25xl37 s. fine I'M
pfoFements; must be sold
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$500 CLOSE To nth AND FOLSOM Sis. /;
= COO. cottage house Of rooms; this is a
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G-S00 O'FARREBL ST, CLOSE TO La.
II OUO. guna; front and rear improvements;
house on O'Farrell ST. contains rooms and bath;
rear house also contains rooms. bath and base
meut; lot 25Xl20 TO rear street
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BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery ST. oc23 Su tn Tn
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G. . 00O RENTS STA PER MONTH; THE
W -. wv. owner desires Offer or will ex-
Grange Tor city property; Pinest. investment; Inn
proVements consist of 3 modern fats of Z, and
rooms each; bath In each also rear house, divided
into Hats OF and 4 rooms bafh ETC.; lot 25x
remain.
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$4,000 AN OFFER WANTED: BEAVER ST,
VOOOO. near Noe: bay-window fats OF
rooms and bath each; lot 25xI16.
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CT6OO 2 ELEGANT FLATS OF ROOMS
= wv and bath each; Howard ST.. near 22d;
lay-vindows: brick foundations; stone walks:
street paved with bituminOus pavement; mortgage
OF 5000 can remain al per cent; rentS $500 per
aluEm lot SOIl y g
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FOUND.

o. = REwARD-LCsT SHALL TERRIER DoG
y ~ last Monday, l3th Return 30 CiiAS- ~ " W.,
20 HinekieI place. oe3l 81
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C1TS0 UNION ST. CLOSE To MONTGCM-
- ~. cry; front house OF rooms and batn
aud rear OF rooms rents S242 per anuun.
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Apply to RIVERS BROS. & LONG. % Mont
gomery ST. oc23 SuTuIh
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G2d0O TwENTY-THIRD ST, NEAR SAN
CioO. chez; cottage of rooms and bath: ali
n ih conveniences; must be seen 10 be appre-
eiatea; lot 2oxll4 mortgage OF about $500, pay
aoie In monthly installments
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CQOSO CORNER. on MTNNA ST: ? GOOD
07r-OO- 2-story houses, IN store and tene-
IneHts; rents $50; lot 25XSO.
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$3.50 CLAY SaaY ssT TORY,
anu Dalh, and house OF rooms and bath;
rents SIS: lot 29:6xeS
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s365o-LOt 25Ill2 on n. lire of Hayes ST.. bet.
JfvtgadrrO and igraderlcE
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A RARE BARGAIN.
10TH STREET.

EAsroN. ELDRIDaE CO. 6ss Market st.
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% MONTGOMERY ST.

Il
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs,
HoUsE-BRoKERs ASD RENT COLLECTORS.
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ISoR SALE (s60O)-Lor. HOUSE AND STABLE;
Il good home for workingman. Inquire GRA-
HAMS, 27 tn and Alabama SITS
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$3.50 @ow dsses ST. 81 E S6 B B5a gfS
laundry: stone walks etc; flower garden; lot SIX
- TO rear street.
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CONoMA COUNTY LAND SALE OR Elk
- change write fully. ANDREW PRICE, Heads
burg, Oai fel&
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CTO con FILLMORE ST. NEAR WASH
= ~. tOU. iugton; nice bsy-window house OF
8 rooms and bath; finished basement. etc laun-
CRY: brick foundations; stone walks, etc; lot
- 81 QUO
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$1,000 z CASH; sTAN yam. ST; NEW E1Um 2
pa s and all modern conyeniences: LOT 25xloO;
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BLOCK eS3.

LET. AND J SITS. AND nth AND 18TH
y ayes: lots graded and streets macadsmized:
electric-cars viii run this block In few days
and carry passengers there for cents: these lots
VIII double Ia value in short time: don't fail TO
examine lots In this block lots sold the Install
ment plan. Gail for maps and diagrams, SOL.
GETZ & BROTHER. l Post st. oe23 u SnTh
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G.7000 2-sToRY HOUSE: 9RooMs: BATH:
I'D tUOU. lot 25xi37 %; fine marine view APP
My on nremises % Il Laguna 81 oc23 Is
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&Sl 00 CASELLI AVE, NEAR DOUGLASS
,&o OiOO. St. cottage of rooms; large lot, 26x
1881, 10 Eagle Cor Nineteenth) ST.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Feet.

1 want to know where is the proper place
to put your feet-on the ground, on the ia
bic or on a chair? Why ask is that re-
Gently had my hands in my trousers peck
cts (mind you, my own trousers and not
anybody else's), and fellow remarked
that an Irishnan never knew what to do
with his hands, anyway. Then he sat
down, lit a cigar and elevated his feet on
the table Whereat / waxed wroth, and
told him that if an Irishman did not know
what to do with his hands I'd be eternally
grilled if the average American knows
what to do with his feet
Furthermore, have since seen in the
street cars men who looked as if they ought
to know better cross their legs and make u
doormat of every man, woman or ehild
that entered. 1t may save the price Of a
shine, but it is expensive to others. In clubs
and other public places some put their
feet on the rails Of chairs others on tRs Ia
BILE and some make mantel ornaments OF
them. This is particularly observable in
the lean, long man. The fat man seldom
offends in this respect. For heavens sake
start a pedAlian society and teach people
where to put their feet.-COr. New York
Bun.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

All the love making in South America
must be carried on through third per
son. If youth desires to marry he
does nGt speak of it to the girl whom he
wishes for a wife, but to his own father.
The latter, if he approves, goes to the
father of the young lady and the two
discuss the matter together. Each tells
the other what he will do for the young
folks. and between them a contract Is
drawn up respecting settlements and all
such things.
The intending bridegroom is not per
mitted to see his &ancee for moment
before the wedding. AS soon as that
event has taken place there is wedding
breakfast, and usually without the for
mality Of preliminary tour, the couple
settle down to living, either in an es-
tablishment of their own or more often
in the house of the parents of the bride
or the groom.
One drawback about marriage in
South America is that in taking girl
to wife it is apt to be considered a mat
ter of course that the young man mar
ries her whole family also. He has nc
occasion for surprise or disgruntlement
if. together with his bride, fifteen OF
twenty people come to share his house
hold and domestic comforts, including
all her available relatives and their serv-
ants.
These Latins are very clannish race
and a father is apt to be willing to adopt
a raft of sisters and cousins and aunts
not to mention a mother-in-law, rather
than have his son or daughter leave the
family roof 1t is due to the strength
of family attachment among them that
hotels in South America are only fol
strangers from afar; the natives always
find hospitable entertainment among the
kindred. Cincinnati Commercial Ga
zette.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Now Try This.

It will cost you nething and will surely do you
COED, II you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble
with Throat, Chest or Lungs, DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consdnph on, Coughs and Colds is
guaranteed to give rellef, or money will be paid
bacs Sufferers from La Grippe fOnnd it just the
thing and under its use had a speedy aud perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle at our expense and
learn for yourself just how good thing IL IL.
Trial bottles free ct Geo. W. Aarshall's drug
store. Large size soc and 81 90
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Gro BE CONTINUED


Superintendent W. c. Hart, of the north
arm division of the Colorado Worlds fair
mineral department, is back in the city
having returned from trip to the north
western part of the state. During his alb
sence Mr.. Hart made investigations lead
in0to one of the most remarkable geological
discoveries ever known in the west. Vast
fish beds. covering hundreds of square
miles in northwestern Colorado, are
brought to light and cannot fail to awaken
a great interest in scientific circles. The
beds. so far as traced by Mr., Hart, extend
a distance Of $50 miles in the region of the
Green river country and were traced to
poiuts more than 100 miles toward the in
terror of the state. Scientists have known
of the existence Of primeval deposits of fish
in Wyoming, but for the first time dis
covery of a similar character is reported in
this state. The beds are $50 to 200 feet
thick. To the ordinary observer their Or
igin would remain forever mystery.
How untold millions of fish could be piled
in distinct layers over large area of coun-
try which is now 5000 to 10000 feet above
sea level is a problem which might stagger
the most profound geologist. After care
full investigation, Mr.. Hart has arrived at a
theory which at least appears plausible
According TO MS JHeOfyS lAeAS was q SAAAe
when the region of the fish deposits formed
the shore Of a salt water ocean. As the
tides swept the waters against the rocky
shores, marshes were formed on the OppO
site side of the rocky barrier The tid4s
surged against the barrier with such force
as to throw the fish into The shallow waters.
Owing to the heated temperature of the
air, the water in the marshes evaporateG
before the tide again returned, leaving the
fish to expire in the mud.
The next flow brought new supply OF
fish, and after many centuries the beds of
today were formed. The deposit Of each
return of the tide is distinctly marked in
the cliffs and on the sides of the canyons
of the mountain streams. The deposit was
raised to its present elevation by the same
hidden forces which formed the mountains.
/ Rocky Mountain News.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

90 spIena ann Gents made at Dover
~ noble~-o-~ar. Maulove Hayes,
cave nation to the scarlet
clover ool plowed under for a
sweet pS31fEto crop. AS substitute
for nitratB of soda, in raising that
crop, it las a decided success. On
round potatoes, planted late, it
PROMISE also to be Of advantage.
In two>cases tested by this station
the resug1s were good, although *
traordinar. yields were not obtained.
For tomatI es, both successes and
failures 81 recorded against it. Nj.
5. Il. Derby, of Woodside, has tried
it VI a large scale, and has experi-
Miced difficulties in securing a good
stand. He charges this to the fact
that the large mass of green clover
made the ground too loose; for on
portion of the field packed harder
by unusual conditions, a good stand
was secured and vigorous growth
followed. Mr.. Brown, of Rising
Sun, records a success, with toma
toes on a clover sod.
SCARLET CLOVER AND COW PEA VINES
TO ENRICH WORKOUT SOILS.
Scarlet clover, winter crop, may
either precede OF follow the southern
COW pea vine-a summer crop. Wher
the clover is seeded in standing corr
in midsummer, and the aim of the
owner is to market his crop in thu
form of seed, then the ground viii
be occupied until almost the middle
of the following June; too late TO
anv of the crops which usually fol
low corn in the rotation. One dol
liars worth of seed either Of tin
black or of the clay pea, can thel
be drilled. ia clover seed crop /
not wanted and soil enrichment alon
lis sought, then the clover can b
turned down a month earlier ant
the pea vine of the clay variety ma.
be seeded about the goth of May
lin either case the vine can be plowe'
under early in September in tim
for a wheat crop.
A southern custom is to drill o
broadcast the pea seed at the usuf
time. and in August to SOW the sea-
let clover, among the standing vine'
Let said vines die down with tn
frosts and mulch the ground. Th
clover will grow during the fall, vii
ter and spring, and the entire mas
can be plowed down for corn or co
ton. No quicker way of bringin
I'D field is known to practice.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15

Here is an example of the view Robert
Toombs took of a lawyers duty to the com
munity. Writing to his wife from Roa-
noke, his plantation in Stewart county, he
said: 81 was sent for night before last to
appear in Lumpkin to prosecute a man for
murder. As it appeared that the act was
committed on account of a violation of the
Blsyer's marital rights, declined to ap-
pear against him. "-San Francisco ArgO-
naut
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
SCARLET CLOVER FOR srLAeE.

For stock food this crop is at lest
when in blossom, that is early IN
May. Supplies of corn silage by
that time will have been consumed,
and empty silos can be used for
storing clover. Silos have been SO
used by Messrs. Bancroft and j. q.
Brown, of Wyoming, and as summer
food for mich COWS clover silage
gives satisfaction.
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Scarlet Glover.
BULLETIN FROM THE DELAWARE COA
LEGE AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT
STATION.

Fruit growers and farmers living
in Delaware at points widely sepa-
rated. report that inquiries concern
ing scarlet clover are even now fire.
quently received. In few cases
orders for seed which cannot be har-
vested before next June, have al
ready been booked.
The inquiries often times indicate
that erroneous ideas of this plant
are entertained. Writers in agricul-
tural journals appear at times to
assume that the scarlet clover is a
substitute for the ordinary red va
rietv and is consequently to be sub
iected to similar treatment; in so far
At least as soil, climate and other
cultural conditions are concerned.
Recently, at an informal meeting
held in Kent county and attended
BY at least ten well-known farmers,
this opinion prevailed, viz: That
this Station should collect, compile
and publish all available information
concerning scarlet clover. To the
end that its good and bad peculiar
tiles may be more widely known,and
that those farmers who wish to pur-
chase, may be led to secure their
seed before the demands from other
States increase prices to the figures
reached last summer in the Dover
market.
A census Of the acreage, ETC., OF
scarlet clover in Delaware, partial
and iRcomplete, it is true, had been
attempted by this Station several
weeks prior to the announcement OF
said meeting. The returns indicated
that any reasonable efforts to circu-
late such information would be fully
justified by the Importance of this
plant and by the deep interest which
it has aroused.
All claims made in the following
bulletin are based:
/. Upon statements in publications
of standard writer's,
2. Upon the experience OF men
whose fields, now in this clover
range in acres from fifty to two hun
dred acres each.
3. Upon personal observation and
exact experiments.
The subject has been studied un'
der Eve chapters.
l. A description Of the plant and
is comparison NTH ordinary Req
Glover.
Ii. Seed.
m Rhen, Where and HOW to
~. Utilization Of ths Crop.
2. Opinions Of II, entertained by
practical men,
"A DESCRIPTION or THn PLANT, AND ITS
.aoMpARIsoN WITH ORDINARY RED
lifil,p,si.. CLOVER
co3 5ele ,over is an annual. A,defn
dssorip IS -s..sEune It can Firgiu-
sweating & NV I, s. may <carri ed !
viii think il o. rre
il viii 20 20 BossoL
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Drunkenness-Liquor Habit-In all
the World there Is but one cure
DR.. Haines Golden Specific.

It can be given in cup of tea or coffee
without the knowledge of the person taking
it, effecting a speedy and permanent cure,
whether the patient is a moderate driuker or
an alcoholic wreck. Thousands of drunk
ards haYe been cured who have taken the
Golden Specific in their coffee without their
knowledge, and to-day believe they quit
drinking of their own free will. No harmful
effect results from its administration. Cures
guaranteed. Send for circular and full par
ticnlars. Address in confidence, GOLDEN
Specific Co, IsS RaRe Street, Cincinnati, o.
I-aa-IYa
Milford chronicle., 1892-04-15
Lemon Elixir.
Pleasant. Elegant Relia6le

Pleasant, Elegant Reffaoie.
For biliousness and constipation, take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers, chills and malaria, take Lemon
Elixia
For sleeplessness, nervousness aud pail
tation of the heart, take Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach, take
Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches, take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozleys Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any Of the above named diseases, all
of which arise from torpid or diseased liver,
stomach, Kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. H. MczleG. Atlanta,
Ca.