The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
Exchange List.


Mrs William Mizell Eastman, Ga.-E1as
two brown hair brads eighteen inches long
to exchange for a worsted or flannel dress
or wrapper, Bust measure, thirtytwo
inches.
f Wilson, Talking Rock, Ga.-Wishes to
exchange one of II. Il. Demo Il Co.'S five
dollar plating machines for printing press
of same value. Write for particulars.
Mrs. J. 7. Elliott, Talladega, Ala.-Has
seed of Gamma and vegetables, and four-ball
croquet set. to exchange for samples of
woods and flowers of south Alabama. Sam
pies of wood to be one inch in diameter and
five inches long, retaining bark.
Mrs A. G.. Richardson, Rockton, s. c.
Has The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser 20 exchange for good reading mat
ter-Gcorge ElliOtts or Augusta Evans
works, or good magazines for 80 or 81.
Mrs. NJ. II. Howell, Bienville, La.-Has
wonder Deans, bush Lima and the genuine
Sewee Tate bean to exchange for calico,
ginghams, etc. Write for particulars.
Mrs. T. l.. Sheriff., Sherrill's Ford. N. C.
Has lilly of the valley bulbs to exchange
digitalis plants
Mrs. G. Cough, Monkton Ridge, Villas
stamping patterns, flower seed and hand
painted wadding throws to exchange Tor
Indian and war relics, and confederate
money.
Mrs. Dora Donaldson, 41G Ninth avenue,
Pensacola, Fla.-lIas a pair of gold earrings
to exchange for a male New tQundiand
puppy, or the earrings and one bracelet Tor
u secondhand tricycle. for girl OF elsht'
Miss Hortie Bedell. Auburn, Ala.-Will
exchange flower seed for American South
ern Home" published in Admission, Ala,
numbers from April to September.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Whitehead, Ariosta, Ala
Has chromos TO exchange for ten yards
dark bingham. Write enclosing stamp Tor
particulars
Miss Fannie Walton, Cross Plains, Tenn.
Will exchange pure Pekin ducks tor pair
bronze turkeys.
Miss Title Parks, Dewy Rose, Ga.-Will
exchange rooted cape jessamine, tubes OF
cacti and many kinds of seed for remnants
of white dress goods. Write and enclose
stamp for particulars.
Mrs. Anis Neel, Homer, La.-Wlll e3-
change small -four to six inches hISh) ar
borvitaes for same number rooted roses,
wish Marechal Mel and the Bride.
Be sure and use Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing
Syrup for your children while teething 70
cents bottle.
Ohm and Volt.
lan oil
trio light plant has started what the word
volt means. Wishing to please the peo-
pie the yigilant representative OF the empire
consulted the latest NNebster's dictionary
and found that the word volt was Il unit of
electrical motive power. 1t is the
electrical motive force which produces
current of one ampere in Il current having
a resistance of one ohm, and is about one
tenth less than the electro motive force of
Daniels sulphate of copper cells.
The above is so plain that one must nat
urally like to know what an ampere is,
so he consulted the latest edition of Web
ster and found the following:
An ampere is the standard unit of cur
rent electrical measurment. 1t is the cur
rent produced by an electric motor force
of one volt acting on current having a
resistance of one ohm, formerly called Il
current of lone weber per second"
Thus people will easily understand what
"volt, ampere and ohm and other learned
terms mean. They can say to the agent,
please give me six volts, 500 Ohms and