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L'RUITYALE GLEN.
FRUITVALE GLEN.
FhUiTVALE GLEN.

L'RUITyALE GLEN.
FRUITVALE GLEN.
FkUiTVALE GLEN.
The prettiest spot in all OAK and for home and
an investment for your monev.
Only twelve minutes walk TO railroad depot
Lots from IS to 50 feet frontage. and in depth
none less than 125 feet Terms only $25 down,
balance $40 per mouth.
SEE AND BE CoNvINCED.
List Of purchasers the first month:
c. W. BEEkE of the firm of Irumble Beebe.
nurserymrn, San Francisco lots.
+. }. >TETER, cont actor, Vallejo lots; now
building 7-room cottage tract.
II w. GARNER, wholesale aud retail butchers
Ninth nd Webster sts., } lots: now building large
S-room modera cottage on tract
w. LAMP. farmer, FruitvaIe. lots.
FRED FREY. San Francisco with kohler Il Co.,
L. PATTERSON San Francisco warehouse
lo:. and now building cottage on tract
L. A. 5 EELt, carpenter, l lot and now build
ing 7-room cottage on tract
J. H. PARKS, restaurant, S. F.. l lot.
GEORGE 5 ANFOkD. Alameda, 2 lots.
MRS. M. a. ELLIS. Napa, lot and to build cot
tage Immediately.
NJ. HAUSER. bookkeeper for Fulda Bros. 40
Spear St, san francisco. lot and to build Groom
cottage tract.
J. HARRY RUSSELL. manager for Troy Laun-
dry Machinery. Company, San Francisco. l12 lots
an to build 5.room cottage on tr ct.
H. q. BENTLEY. salesman, Bancroft 81 Co.. San
Francisco, lot and to bu,ld on tract.
SAMUI FL BhNT. painter, Fruitvale, lot aud to
build tract.
II. + FINNELL, planning mill Alameda lot
Call while can make good selection. APP
ply to J. > JOHNSON. 463 Ninth ST. o kiand.2 st
6OD AFINE MODERN BROOM HOUSE,
II iCO' bath above and below; large lot:
commanding a beautiful view and very handy to
electric and local train. Terms can be made
easy if desired This property is located IN Easr
Oakland and is truly a bargain. Apply at once to
WOODWARD d CO.. 902 Broadway. jy2 1t
nJEa6 NEW COTTAGE OF GOOD
dflC'iU. rooms, just being completed.
Thirty-eIghth ST. and handy to cars. ETC.. will sell
at $50 cash paym ent and $50 per month. Apply
early before sold, to WOODWARD d CO, 902
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col O0O SUBSTANTIAL BUSINESS COR
II Il wv. on Bush ST: lot 81 :6xS7 :6.
brick foun dations bay windows, etc.
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BALDWIN & HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
RENT COLLECTORS AND AUCrIoNEERs,
10 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Telephone 500.
NEW PROPERTY.

NEW PROPERTY.
1872, 500-Flne piece OF investment property.
close to the cor. OF Mason and Ge3ry: corner of
main street and alley way: lot 80 :6xl37 80 with
L 1Sx6O: should be improved with lodging-house
aud stores.
$40, 500-Green. bet. Jones and Leavepworth;
2-story residence OF rooms and bath; commands
extensive marine view: lot 46xl20
So 0-Devisadero, bet Golden Gate ave. and
McAlister: lot 25Il25.
S4iO0 each-Some choice lots on the E. side of
DeviSadero, bet. Golden Gate ave- and McAllister;
25xl0O.
$500 each-Cum berard. near Sanchez: lots;
each 25x114.
S1000-Terms only $40 per month"; Chenery st.
Miguel: on line of electric road lot 25xl 90.
BUILDING LOTS.
S8500-A grand specuIat on: DIST corner faces
Golden Gate Park 20 ful-S Zed building lots; Ill
be worth a fortune some day.
$25 cash-Park lots: balance in monthly install
ments of SO; 2gth ave. bet. aud sts.: ID st. is
How being graded and macadamiZed 20 the ocean
beach and four streetcar lines VIII be extended
along its length lots 25x120: only $425 each.
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q. con BANKS ST., NEAR CORTLAND
ID OVU. ave. and Mission-st. electric road !:
bay-wndow house of rooms and bath; brick
foundation, etc.; lot 25X7O.
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$500 Two Two NICE B BAY TI, Flats
ley SITS rents $50; brick foundations, etc; lot
27:6x7O
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$4,000 A Al BARGAIN;2 NICE FLATS OF 4
foundations. ETC.; Guerrero ST.; stone walks ETC.
lot 22:ox75
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CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
CANITARY PLUMBING AND SEwERING Ii
y HUFSCHMIDr, 623 g. G. av. I; tel. 1868 8 3m
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$40 per month-Lots $500 to $650 each we have
number of cheap lots located only few blocks
from the terminus of cable-cars; Gath ST. and Po-
trero ave-; nearly 70 lots sold by within the
past year in this locality; call for diagrams.
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C10 OOO FINE NEW FLATS ON PINE
Ut i y .OOO. st: rents SS5; all modern i'm
provments: lot 25x137 IS: street bituminized
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oOOn0 2ELEGANT FLATS. WITH STABLE
NOL ". and driveway, Scott ST.: well
located: rooms and z rooms and bath each
brick foundations, etc.; lot 32xl26:6.
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A wEFK'S NEWS FOR CENTS THE
n WEEKLY CALL, in wrapper, for mailing
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COR. CASTRO AND 25TH, 64xS0: ALSO 25x9O
~ ON Oath. near Sanchez 220 Diamond ST.. near
18th. jy27
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
We are closing OUT at sacrifice prices the re-
naming lots in the beautiful
STONE TRACT
on the Oakland San Leandro and Haywards
Electric Road. These lots covered with fruit
trees, and are the choicest in the entire tract.
CAN at and improve this opportunity TO secure a
bargain. A. Ii. BREED d CO.. 400 Ninth ST..
Oakland. my2l II
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~ II. UMBSEN CO.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. RENT COLLECTORS
AND AUCTIONEERS,
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G1SOO RENTS 1888 PER MONTH: GOOD
u HOW. flats on Madison ave-: lot 25xsO.
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GQS00 ELEGANT BAY.wINDOW RESI-
eUcCOO. dence on Buchanan ST.: commands
me marine view: rooms aud bath: finished base
ment brick foundations, stone walks, ETC.; all the
latest convenienceS; lot 70 :6x91:6
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G0000 RENTS $42 PER MONTH: A BAR
eDc''OO. gain: houses in tenements; Zoe
st. street accepted.
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OR SALE. IN LORIN, CLOSE 10 STATION
: and electric ears, house OF rooms. bath and
pantry; foding-doors; fine mantel; hall: high
basement: stationary tubs: brtck foundation; all
fenced: large chick ri-houss: ready to move in:
price $24O0. only 800 cash first payment and
the baiauce the same rent $40 month. o. A.
RUDOLPH. 9lS Broadway. je22 IT
TT JUDD TRACT-LOTS 50x123 o LY $275
on easy terms: block from electric road; large
lots and no &C location; rare chance To ina Q
money. w. II. YOUNG Fruitvale. ie29 Il
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

r. H. UMBSEN a. CO..
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND AuCTIONEERS,
IA Montgomery ST., s. F.
Call and obtain one Of our Real Estate Rec
ords," which contains list of properties in all
parts OF the city.
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
0QE0O ELEGANT BAY.wINDOw RESI-
ID CCUU. dence on Buchanan ST.: commands
me marine view: rooms aud bath: finished base
ment: brick foundations stone walks. etc.. all the
latest conveniences: Tot 20 6x91:6.
G1o 0OO FINE NEW FLATS ON PINE
Ut LII .OOO- ST.. rents $S5; all modern i'm
provments: lot 25x137 IS: street btuminized.
QOOn0 2ELEGANT FLATS. WITH STABLE
.DOL' ". and driveway. Scott ST.; well
located: rooms and rooms and bath each .
brick foundations. ETC.; lot s2xl26:s.
@15OO RENTS 1888 PER MONTH: 2 GOOD
glow flats on Madison ave-: lot 25xsO.
ID OuU. ave. and Mis,ion-st. electric road :
baywindow house of rooms and bath; brick
foundation, etc.: lot 25x70.
S2I 600 SUBSTANTIAL an, BUSINESS COR
brick foundations. bay-windows, etc.
CI600 TwoNICE BAY-wINDow FLATS.
y toOU. nearly new. near Valencia and Rid
ley sts rents $50; brick foundations, ETC.; lot
27:6x70.
GS000 a BARGAIN;2 NICE FLATS OF 4
NoOOO. and rooms and bath each brick
ioundations, etc.; Guerrero ST.; stone walks etc.
lot 22:ox75.
G23OO RENTS s42 PER MONTH: BAR
eDC'OO. gain: houses in Ienements; Zoe
st; street accepted
GE000 A BEAUTIFUL HOME IN THE
ID sNOO. most des irable portion of Pacific ave /:
modern Eastlake cottage of rooms; lot 25x
1875.
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G. ONE DOLLAR Down.
u L. Sl-ONE DOLLAR WEEK
FOR LOTS, $3.50 EACH. NEAR LOCAL
TRAIN. H. X. PINNEY, OWNER,
my24 If GOT BRi ADWAY, OAKLAND.
"A 800 $50 dne fhEr CASH AnD easy
S900-Lot 75xl20, with rough, four-roomed
house
cash
s245O-New 5-room cottage and lot 3Ox1OO.
near by station Fruitvale
S3750-Lovely new house, with Q parlors, 2
chambers dininG-room, bath.
Apply to WM. NJ: DEWOLF, Frutvale sta
ton. je30 st
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


COFFEE A DON AND LUNCHHOUSE;
y da Ia receints $40 Co $40: open dav and shs:
win sell either half or whole exchange for city
real es at 90 bird ST. iva 3t<
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$1,000 noMT pad IN Tal
modern Eastlake cottage of z rooms; lot 25l
l27: IS.
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LEOR SALE RESTAURANT DOING GOOD
i business: cheap rent. Apply Cali Branch
Office. les 3ts
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UDE0O PARTNER WANTED IN THE
u -OOO. raising of cash crop: close to the
CITY. that viii pay over $500 per month to each:
trial can be made for $500 MCLAUGHLIN <
CO., 2612 Kearny. jeSO St&
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


O. 1cOO BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME. 6
u iOVO. rooms and bath: brick found ton;
newly decorated: lot 50x SO: lawn flower garden.
chicken houses. fruit trees. etc.: macadamized
streets; stone Sidewalks: only La blocks from
Cbestnut-st. station: $4,000 can remain Oh mort
gage. Also improved and unimproved property.
Homes built on easy instaiments in any part of
Alameda. JAS. h. NORRIS. IL Montgomery st.
jel / lot SuTuTh
NEW 2SroRY HOUSE. ROOMS AND
~ bath. good lot. splendid bargain, $240O; Q
lots, 50x203, $1,000 each. 7. T. BAIRD, Morton
station (narrow gauge). Alameda. jyl 1t
7 OTIS FOR SALE CHEAP AT THOMAS A.
IL SMITH & CO.'S office, 1901 Park ST., Alan eda-
Buy of these lots and place your money where
1t Will be- safe liberal terms given. jyl lot
On In MONTHLY BUYS A S425 LOT IN ALA
IL w media. f. Sparrow. $40 Market. ap1 tt
ALAMEDA ROOMS AND HOUSES
RIO LET FINE s-RooM HOUSE, NICE
i garden, 0ne-half block from station. MAR
CCSE RLMMELL. Bay-street& station.
Alameda. je9 IT
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G. SSn l6-ROOM CORNER HOUSE: s LEN
u OOO. din business locality: S65 over rent;
must sell. Call at 246 Fourth ST. j-30 It's
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.THE KANCHO CUTATI.
Fine fruit. vine and general farming land. from
$50 TO $50 PER ACRE.
This ranch contains 10000 acres of the best
land In the state for fruit and general farming:
part level and part rolling: nearly all virgin soil
plenty Of fine timber: very easy terms of pay
meDt; located brtween Fetaiuma anu Santa Rosa:
several railroad stations on the land and boat
landing within few miles; low freights and
fares; maps and views of the ranch VIII be sent
on application to GEO. I. TROWBRIDE or GA
NJ AN LYON. 2l5 kearny ST. 'je21 If
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q 90 FOR SALE-FRUIT AND PRODUCE
u w. stand in market. Inquire T. A.
BURNS. 100 seventh ST. jy2 3t~
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5000 s 1aD masGn %fB
Shotweu iy2 3t*
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DATIENTS TAkENI co.. Fl EMENT: BE IT
L Of care; Doctors charges moderate; private
TN Oak Grove ave. ie16 I'm
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L OR SMALL FARMS AND LITTLE HOMES
see D. II. rWING, Sonoma City. Cal. mr7 TT
GALE OR EXCHANGE: BARGAIN LIST OF
- land. ANDREW PRICE. Il alnsburg Ca. 25 II
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II OMESTEADS OF $50 ACRES OF GOVERN
IL ment land may yet be secured il one OF the
most prosperous counties IL California. Call or
write TO ROOT. GHES d CO, land lawyers and
Surveyor. 646 Market ST.. s. +. ie2l 3m
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Office-Room SIS, third floor of Mills building.
northeast corner ush and Montgomery streets,
San Francisco. California. jel3 I'd
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At meeting of the Board OF Directors of the
above named company held this day, the deliD;
quency of assessment No. 43 was further post
poned until FRIDAY. July z. 1893, and the DEM
Quent sale until FRIDAY, July IS. 1895.
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UoS0 GOOD WAGON AND HORSES AND
n OOO. hau ing of a good store; going East
cause of selling. 44l1a Natoma ST. jy2 ST.
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q. CASH AND So PER MONTH WILL BUY
Ut - fine lots electric road in this city and
berkeley. Address ID. r.. box $50, Call Branch
Office. ie24 BIN
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1 OR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH, LOT 25X75,
corner Baker ave. and Stringham ST., within
short distance of streetcar Zine. Address Lot.
box 80. Call Office. myl9 tf~
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
HERE AND THERE.

Bacon At twelve cents . pound
ought to put some sense into the heads
Of farmers who buy it.
The product of first crosses make
good meat hogs Large size tan early
age, with . reasonable amount Of feed.
proof Of the pudding is chewing
the bag" Many people let the calf
produce the proof. for they take the
milk and leave the dry beg for the calf
to chew.
Fruit trees are more liable to bear
every year II they are not allowed to
overbear. While thinning fruit when
too thick gives . better quality, il also
gives . better chance to the tree for the
next years fruit.
OF course il is desirable to feed
well, but some men make mistake by
overfeedine. Your pigs especially can
be stunted in this way. A steady corn
diet will accomplish Il in short order.
The European demand for hay
should encourage our farmers to pay
more attention in figuring up CONNER.
cial statistics. Hay il one Of our most
valuable crops, and quantities are con-
sumed on farms where IL il produced.
The Shreveport (LA.) papers tell
Of farmer near that city who has di-
versifed crops wear after year and 10
one OF the most prosperous men in that
section. He has sold 1000 pounds Of
home raised bacon this year. That il
the kind Of ''corner on bacon" every
southern farmer needs
Corn meal. ~ everybody knows. ID
the best and cheapest food for fatten-
ing all kinds Of poultry. The meal
should b fed raw one day, made into .
sti6 dough. and cooked the next Feed
every four houTs through the day, b.
ginning early and ending late, and
give ~ much At . time ~ will be eaten
Immediately, and no more. Season q
plentifuuy with salt - per,oas do
their food. and add slight sprislkle q
cayenne occasionally. Il
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
MUCK As MANURE.

An Mock = Not Manure, But It Il n Ex-
cellene Absorbent.
Not everything is gold that glitters;
not every soil is rich that looks black.
Muck may be Is black rs coal, and vet
rs poor rs poverty. Muck is not ma.
nure, and mucly soils may need ma
nuring more urgently than ordinary
uplands do.
Don't imagine You can raise any kind
Of vegetables without the free use OF
manures, because you have q nice piece
of black, mucky soil.
True, such soil has certain advan-
tages- 1t works easily and can be
titled and kept free from weeds with .
minimum of effort, and At the same
time it is remarkably fitted for holding
moisture and withstanding the i'll ef-
fects of . drought But don't forget
70 use manures in liberal quantities il
you want good crops of roots, onions,
celery. lettuce. radishes, turnips and
other garden vegetables.
1t is not always necessary to use barn
yard manureA Ashes and Dissolved
bone or chemical. mineral fertilizers
(snpplying phosphoric acid and potash)
will often give you Is good results ON
muck Is yard manure. But in any case
You must use plenty Of these plant
foods Many muck beds or deposits
are but little more than carbon. and
almost entirely destitute Of potash and
phosphoric acid Others have . good
percentage Of nitrogen, which. how
ever. is not Immediately availaSle for
plant-food.
While muck. therefore. can not talee
the place Of manure. where complete
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
August.
Flower

II am happy to state to you and
to suffering humanity, that my wife
has used your wonderful remedy,
August Flower. for sick headache
and palpitation Of the heart, with
satisfactory results. ForseveralyeaT
she has been a great sufferer. has
been under the treatment Of eminent
physicians in this city and Boston,
and found little relief. She was in:
duced to try August Flower, which
gave immediate relief. We cannot
say to much for it." T. G.. Frost,
Springfield, Mass. .
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
"a LITTLE NONSENSE.

81 see that officer Flynn has been
promoted for bravery" ''What did he
do?" ''Stood his ground while another
officer shot at dog."-lnter Oceap.
-Tommy-''Sister, why are boys
photographs like pills." Sister-''Don't
know, Tommy, I am sure" Tommy
because they have SO much trouble
bein' taken. "-Harper's Young People
-Workman-'sI must 90 to that dent
list and have my wisdom, tooth pulled. /"
Employer won't allow it! You are
stupid enough already. You had your
wisdom tooth when hired you, and
and you must keep it"'-Fliegende
Batter. ,t
-''I'm sure we shall be ON good
terms" said the man who had just
moved into the neighborhood, to the
corner grocer. mo doubt of It. sir
Especially" he added - IN after
thought, III the terms are cash.
Washington Star.
"A publisher ''out west" who sends
his paper to ''time subscribers" sends .
bill each year. When . second bill Is
sent and there Is no response. he takes
Il for granted that the subscriber is
dead. and publishes an ''obituazy mo-
tice" in his columns-Exchange.
-He-'You consider engagements
binding, you say?' She-"Ye&" He
"And yet you confess that you were en-
gagged to two men At the same time.
How can that be possible?" She-"The
engagements were binding on them,
but not on me."-P. 4 s. Bulletin.
Uncle Silas was 1t the theater. 1t
was with intense delight that he saw
the acrobat 60 across the stage on his
handA Turning 70 his wife, he said:
SWELL 1 am glad found 4 out = last
Found what out?" How they do IL
I've often read il the funny papers
about actors wallin' on their uppers,
but I never knew before what Il
meant Star. 80
Was 1t an Error?-Whosver dips in
Mr.. Wheatley's little volume On Lit
erary Blunders'' will probsbly become
suspicious that printers are often wag-
gish in their blundetA Fancy . re-
porter being made to say, apropos Of
COW getting on the line in the way of
an express. that the engine-driver put
on full steam, dashed mp against the
cow, and literally cut It into calves
Printers Ink. 800.
-''Were you ever shot in the war.
colonel?' asked the young woman OF
the warrior. after listening 10 soms Of
his exceedingly blood-curdling reninis-
ceaces Of the late unpleasantnssA
'Once only. A bullet struck me right
here" putting his hand directly over
his heart Dear me!~ she cried.
'why didn't il XIII you? That i where
your heart is" True" returned the
colonel, 1T il where my heart Il now.
but at the time I was shot, fortunate
" enough, my heart WAS II ~
mouth Magazine
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02

TUn8 srt 40 language.
Exy1norHs were arst nsed IN ieo4
Txkxocop8s were invented b lSoe
A HAmxE Of ries WEIGHS 80 'poGA1A
A nI1lRL Of AcuT wei0hs ~ pounds.
AaA11xL Of pork weighs - poundA
AynkM Of butter Weighs - poan6A
Tn arst steel pen IVES u,ade In 1ese
AsPAH b ten tnd seven-eiGhth inehea.
WATcuEo wesU ASst ooastsueted In
1l7&- .igts. s. sli-..- .s,re "a
A sroax moves thirty-six niles -
hour.
A Hun1acAxE moves eighty miles IN
hQpI. LII. ...-..-.--.. -
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
The Greatest Medical Discovery
Of the Age.
KENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCov VERY.
DONALD KENNEDY, Of 6oxbuRY. MASS.

UVWSAO A6WW6USS W uVAUUuuS USOOss
Has discovered in one of our common
pasture weeds remedy that cures every
kind of Humor, from the worst Scrufula
down to q common Pimple.
He has tried it In over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(both thunder humor). Hehas now In his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston.
A benefit Is always experienced from
the first bottle, and perfect cure Is war.
yanted when the right quantity Is taken.
When the lungs are affected Il causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the same with the Liver Of
Bowels. This IS caused by the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears In . week
after taking It.
II the stomach Is foul or bilious Il win
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change Of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough Of Il.
Dose, one tablespoonful in water at bed
dime. Read the Label. Send for Book.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02

New TAfosgA olseVln1 Car GAoo
| Pfo9 Chicago 70 Seattle via The Chicago.
Milwaukee 4 st. Paul and Great Northern
Railways, has been established aaA 0Fot'
from Chicago q n 20 r. Il, exyivna q
Seattle 1880 p. n, fourth day. This ie NJ
doubtedly the best route 70 Soaca Tie Weeth
Pacific Coast st u ,.-,s.t
For time tables, maps and etAse infer
nation apply to the nearest ticket aesat,
or address Gro. 81. HKAYTonD, 0eneral
Pass. Agent, c., y. Z 81 2. Ry, ChioaRd.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
AIS on IEIk ipOUE

II you want 70 - cured OF . cooGA -
Halo's Honey Of aoeohouad and Toe.
Piko's Toothoche Drpps Cure IN one minuse
LOW h .said 70 b blind, tut Il ueue1y
eeeo there ohsad of the Old moA JUS -
Same.-3alvoot0n News.
O1n IN TIN liver, removo dioooDe, pgo0eee
geod ehser saA gaoA hsalth, ~ ~ uee q
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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02
Vital 'EneeRy 10 RsnevsA

When strength and health have run down,
BY Q timely resort to the helpful, breeding
tonic, HOstetter's Stomach Bitlers, particu-
larry adapted to the wants Of nervous, dye.
pepsic, bilious invalids. II worn cut By
mental strain, the care Of business Or over
WORK, seek III prompt and benign aid. II
auuihilates malarial complaint, and - -
efacient remedy for incipient rheunAsis1
and neurnlGia. s.w
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1893-12-02

Our sheep breeders point with pride
to the fact that the sheep is . double
geared animal, so far as profit is con-
cerned, and that either the lamb or tho
wool. on the pelt or OF it, will pay for
its annual keep The advocates Of the
'igranger's cow" say here is milk every
day il you want il, whether for butter
or cheese, and . calf once q year.
Horsemen fpoint to the brood mare
that will work her way and give the
colt as clear profit Biddy, however.
beats them all.
First, there are the eggs fresh and
bright, cash any day in the year:
young chickens when she gets tired
and needs q couple Of months vaca.
ton; chickens which in from thlee to
Eve months are cash crop for which
the world will pay . good price; then
manure at to grow premium crops of
corn, and lastly the body Of the hen il
self, valuable product after yielding
three distinct profits A double pur.
pose animal is good thing, but Biddy
doubles the double-purpose and
cackles, rs she has clearly . right to