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The morning call., 1894-11-30

Tomorrow evening the ladies of st. Josephs
Church will open their annual bazaar III
st. Joseph Hail which is always quite society
event. Colonel j. j. TobiA will deliver the
opening address, and an interesting programme
will follow
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Neal and the Horse show.

Charles Neal, president of the EncinaI Bank.
has every reason TO be interested in the horse
show, Tor lie has entered his flne three year old
DrecOna. by Director. sire OF Direct, and
Other lannon's horses
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PROPOSALS
For the Erection of an 3-CIass School
Building Tennessee Street, In
Potrero Block No. 373.

OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE BOARD or
- Supervisors OF the city and county of San
Francisco. November 81, 1894.
In accorda ce with resolution No. lila 10
(third sories) of the Board of Supervisors. and
~ conformity with the act of the Legislature
authorizing he Board OF Supervisors of the city
and equity of San Fran cisco to lease certain
school lot, issue bonds, purchase sites and erect
school buildings. etc, approved March 30 1874,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received in open
session of the hoard on MONDAY AFTERN DON.
December IL, 1894. from 2 TO 80 O'Clock for
the erection OF two-story eightclass school
building on the lot on Tennessee street. in Potrero
block No 1913, in strict conformity with plans
and specifications to be seen at the office of
I. j. Welsh, architect room 80, Flood building.
NoTICE-Bldders Will estimate with the dis
tinct understanding that the WORK proposed will
be awarded separately TO the lowest bidder, and
that no bid Will be received entertained
unless from party who is known to be a deairr
in or contractor for the character OF work bid
upon. Bidders will state specific in COM
follows:
First-For all plumbing. gasfttng and sewering
WORK.
Secoud-For all work called for in the specf-
cations except plumbing, gasfitting aud sewer
ing.
Eight hours to constitute days work for per.
sons employed upon the work.
The party to whom the contract Is awarded will
be REQUIRED, prior 10 or at the time OF the execu
ton OF the contract to pay proportion of the
cost Of advertising this notice IN three daily
papers
In order to preserve uniformity and to faciIi-
tate the award the board has resolved TO receive
no bids unless made upon blank forms prepared
by the committee. And bidders upon the plumb
ing must deposit with their bid a certified check
for the sum OF $500, an d on proposition No 2 for
ALI other work than plumbing a certified cheek of
$1,000. conditioned If the proposal is accepted
and the contract awarded, and If the bidder shall
fail or neglect TO execute a writ agreemeuJ
and give the required bond within six days alter
the sum shall be paid into the City and County
Treasury by said Clerk liQuidated damage for
failure and neglect.
Blanks furnished by the Clerk.
The board reserves the right to reject all bids If
the public good require.
no27 I'd JNo. A. RUSSELL, Clerk.
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CAPITAL
ASSETS.
LIABILITIES.

Losses adjusted and unpaid, losses
in process of adjustment or in
suspense, losses resisted, includ-
ing expenses. ..........-
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming one year or less, 1888
S5S 0S: reinsurance 50 per cent.
Gross premiums on fire risks run
ming more than oEe year, 81, H.
7SS 81: reinsurance pro rata.
Amount deDosited by the insured
on perpetual IRE insurance poll
cieS.
Liability under Life Department.
Cash dividends remaining unpaid.
All other demands against the COM
pany...............
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Repiaced by Bikes.


The feet and noiseless steel steed, the bicy-
Gle, Is gradually crowding out the livery horse
and buggy in Oakland. There is nearly quar-
ter OF a milton dollars inv sled IN the tandem
wheeled vehicles in Oakland. all expert has
stated, and the number is constantly on the in-
crease
SAID well known 'liveryman recently:
Five years ago we used between thirty and
forty livery rigs, where fifteen now fiIl the
Dill But the cleo rio cars are responsible for
class of custom is another thing these days.
The majority OF customers who hire the better
sort OF rigs are peoule who come across from
san francisco and desire to see Oakland. The
horse market has been knocked endways. too.
There Is nothing but bare living in the busl-
ness now. We nsed to make 5000 mouth:
We think we are doing well now TO get half
that much. We have to watch the corners
mighty close. Just see the Young people on b-
cycles. They go out, boys and girls. IN groups,
for pleasure rides If il were not for these
wheels they would 20 TO the livery stables and
hire fhree-seaters or a carry ALL"
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ing the boundaries OF such district. At such
set, outside the city and within it. and major
lty both inside the city and ou side must de-
clare In favor OF such annexation. That an
neXeS the district
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A Quiet Thanksgiving.

Alameda was as quiet as midsummer Sun
day yesterday, although the church people
engaged In union Thanksgiving service at
inn
The morning call., 1894-11-30

Annie Wiener has been awarded judgment
OF S299 80 by Justice SWaSey III her suit against
j. Is. Waiter ana wife for services rendered.
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5, Ethel Dixon to j. Coquette to l. Ontario 100
to !, Miss WiIloughby 80 10 /, Keene Foxhall 30
to l. My Sweetheart 10 TO /, Judge Tam 100 TO j.
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Good start. Won easily. Time, I:2UR. VIM
ner chestnut FLY, by Jim Brown-imp. Fun.
Betting: Playful t. !, Niagara to l, Miss
Clay Filly 60 10, Roma TO 1. Find Out 80 to l.
The morning call., 1894-11-30

Good start. Won easily. Time, 1919. VIM
ner. bay gelding, by imp. Rapture Connie Is.
Betting: Enthusiast to >, Realization 4 to l.
Oakland TO 8. Carmel 80 to l, Lawyer % TO l.,
Ricardo 30 to /. Alexis 80 TO l. Nellie q 40 TO /,
San Luis ReY 20 to l.
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EXPENDITURES.
let amount paid or fire losses. $7.25l 373 90
Dividends to stock holders ........ l,095,797 so
Paid or allowed for commission or
brokerage; paid for salaries fees
and other charges for officers.
clerks, ETC.; paid for State, Ma
tional and local taxes; all other
payments and expenditures ...... 3434, SAB IS
Total expenditures. $tl.7S18l6 50
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EN-, "Oh, Praise the Lord".
EN-, Praise Ye the Lord, o. Jerusalem"

AT The Salvation Army barracks there were
services all day. There was "HarveSU House
Festival" advertisers Fair" sale OF articles,
street procession, led by brass and string bands
Iu the afternoon there was big turkey dinner
for the hungry and a multitude OF people were
fed. The proceeds from the dinner 90 into
the fund for the Beuah Home. Brigadier- Gen
eraI and Mrs. Keppel and Adjutant and Mrs.
McAbee, assisted by the whole army, made the
big crowds welcome.
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Good start. Won easily. Time, l:171A. Winner,
chestnut colt by knight of Ellers lie enrietta.
Betting: Motor to 5, Chas A TO ], Expense 8
to l, Seaside 10 to /. Title 80 to /. PoIsski to
l, Border Lasse Il to l, Catch En- 80 to l.
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40 THIRD RACE-About six furlongs: the
Il. Richmond stakes; selling; three-year
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PRAYER by Rev. o. v. Lucas,

All tile churches of East Oakland were repre-
sented la the service held in The Baptist church
on Tenth avenue and East Fourteenth street
Rev. DR.. NJ. Wilett OF the Pilgrim Congrega-
tlonal Church was assisted by the pastors of
the Tenth avenue Baptist, Eighth-avenue Meth
OdIst and the Brooklyn Presbyterian churches.
The following music was given with Miss Nj.
Baker at the organ:
The morning call., 1894-11-30

Ind. Horse weight. jockey. st. IL Str. Fin.
100 Terra Nova, 81 &c. Jones)..3 10 10 II
l25 May Mccarthy, s9 q. HilD..2 2s rs %
"a Coquette sS, CMcCIain) ......4 712 81 Al
Miss wliloughby. "a draw
Judge lam iam so iFitzaeraldj' 9 ~ So
~ ontario, 80 (Mclntyre) ......7 IS S1a II
126 keene FOxhall. 90 (Coady).5 Al OF 80
1876 My Sweetheart 92 Geneva
ler). ...................1 3e 9
Good start. Won driving Time. l:l2. Winner
Chestnut Reldtng, by Prince of Norfolk LIZZIE Idle
Betting: Terra Nova 2 to L, May Mccarthy to
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The Cotton Crop Has Not Been seri-
ousIy Damaged.

pslsfrb. \. C.. October l-tSpeciai-p-Ihe
go. can report, isstcd today, says the
s..r,, mas not Camaged cotton seriously
and that the injury 20 other crops IS small.
rbe returus show ,Eot o. per cent OF the
crttop Is uurIci.cl today. Cotton opened
with great r1pia!ty.
James A. Checks registered distlilery AT
Jiusboro has been seized by revenue Of
dc.rs who allegs that frauds nave been
p.rrat~ated. The distiuery is one Of the
LARGEST IN thc state. Cheek is a prominent
r.aublican. AMI is his party S nominee Tor
tha legislature from Orange county.
Tho convention Of Second Adventists for
%orth ana south Carolina meets Wednesday
at Mount Olive.
John c. Brewster. prominent hardware
dealer and p.ambcr Of this city, who. for
nil-v wears has had large contracts on
state buildings. died suddenly at Morsanton
today or apoplexy. He was commander of
General Meade Post, Grand Army of the
Republic. ana was. also. an Odd Fellow.
Mason ana Knight of Pythias and Knight
TemplIr.
The enrolment at the State university Is
today reported as AS.
q'be great G0od in Cape Fear river con
tinues. II IS feared that many cattle have
been drowned.
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Tarm and ra-m~r~' D~pt9


ne eAt1h
Tn. -ful.cat.ols-' point 70 a proinc'loh
81 az hast sNVtse bales II cotton - -
g-rst.5 state Th, hoFne market piiee mas
t.,s.ss.t an. lowest point an tity years tti"-
f...,s .sse.~ Is a. th.- cause II the low pfiees'
s..r-a attrflutsns. the depression 10 tH1 ",-
-,-..r.arfrsrisu ~ silver. others 70 eN'At.'
t.,..s..,, IL th. staple ana others stan I" the
.-..u-fsl ss.t,r.Ss"n which has rfsN.ii'A iN'
49,. LIST four years boz ait iit7 "A h.-7'-'-
.r..g f.ro.Iurtsou- We VIII nat Ht-'- ''-'-l ~
- ant. ~. rsl-. 81 los prize. a'r 10
st.-s.e. . ,l.-.i,l.i opinion - te US OF is''''
r.- th. IA -,n that th- gueziian lies i"'n. =
..r ~ ana tatuuI .ur prosin,e rs an a1ti-
-.ss.s-..F ..sstur Th. farmers. as an .NAlNi'
80 ..-.....r .,- a farmer Ao aIEfh AhAt
am affect thr general prise ~ '"t,'l'- i''
-sey frs.,-L Is careful selection - N'l',-
fs.ss ana ear-IrI hAuilinE 81 iAr iiH4u' . g.
= r7sla better Team his less Cameron anu
faiusfas.inE n..silt'.T- a si ..'
.-.-srr-r AMI Ir~t-1us sample Wtl hfilE 'he
SD. - dine. r.arkst.- lut fht very t"n "i
d.. raark.t-tlis prise pait for the i"'
1900. st-r,rf. uf ,-atsuu-ls certainty NOT
rss-ar thsu thr average caai - ti''.''- ''''-'
q the. e-su I'D large No oae mas '.t.i''' b
- TAR 81 v-e have heard tEat "" aN'-'-h'
- - ,.r...lrs.ta.. cotton. reaHE far fhe mar
Esr IS Jess tEHu cents ptf ''
..rss ,r..,iII rr.HaIfy o., nearer THE ~. i.lt'
- ar#r..sr.e .t cost ,f ~ .tnsiian. $50"
--ssr f4 -r. f1rsa.. -n.r- fa %" about ''-
W 49,. r... f...Un- up % % al~'A7-."h OF
she. -.sr5..Ii..-rv uf h.liinr ratt 10Y h--.i'.
r-5.as There is Do prospect 80 a y Pc '-'-
1.lva-.-s. su rh. market if there N.f" i-i.''
vs.-lT- &. Ivaurt Uru a- st rt-Aii 't ''.i'i
tssn arnurE buy.s- iu autss.I 5''ft 81 ti'7'
..-..--.- t5tr-- rr.U-. We Ht-e i.fH ago
-. e..rI.-l u tf. ,.nNIUt.an that j. b
better a. general rrle. I'm farmer -
- ass .-rs - rrat ta ha an get .f ihiN
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PROSPECTS BRIGHT FoR THE SOUTH
Improvement In DUsiHess and Increase
i'm Industrial Enterprises.

Haltirore Nd. october Especial reports
10 The Manufacturers Record from a..
rnrts os the south show that the sehei@ =
IMPROVEMENT i'm business previously noted
continues. and that the situation as Whoie
isalrost universally reported as very prom
inc There Is. a decided increase IN INDUS
trial matters. and in railroad interests qhile
a number Of important combinations are
forming. calculated to have material IN
nueuce upon the Development OF the SCUM
At meeting Of the southern RAILWAY
Conlpany's stockholders IL was stated that
sfvp.Ule would hr cXrcntci ia HeheIai hel
TORRENTS and improva m-nts along the sEs-
tenn. President ingalls,. ot the CheatieiAe
ana Ohio. has reported that eAtch94Ns iiA-
pravcmeuts, including Il large depot az
Richmond. would be- made at an aggregate
cost Of S2.oUe0l8 Plans nave been aonouie-
ell for the extension OF a railroad through
Arkansas into the Indian Territory with
connections that will reach some important
coal fields. a number OF electric railwd-
projects have been announced as wen as
some short steam roads for opening up min
eral and timber lands.
Among The new industrial and financial
enterprise reported Tor the Wteh die Z.
5000 uri mfning and manufacturing company
ANA a Sl5. 00J .nlarrement of a cotton lnlli ~
tieuri.ia; a S20UI tobacco WtAoi't tuIl1's'
company. $4,000 lumber company, = 49,
Ou1 telephone company ana a quarry y.
company and waterwotks iu virginia. AZ
bridgeport. Ala. an extensive cotton seed
Oh mill has been organized; an SUI ace
factory. "a S-UwJ lumber mn ana cie'ifie
works In Florida; "a S.s,Nt' iopacco factor F..
an Ss.Gld ice factory. S-a.oh cotton inlil
company ia Mississippi; cotton mill. eiee-
tria light plant gold mining operations ana
the enforcement OF two COTTON Nuns ~
%orth Carolina 81 -four mill, coal mine,
wood WORKING plant and paint mill IN Ten
neS-Ce. , 49,
tfni.a ~ show a large increase over the cor
reenonaine time Of last year. From all
u.rts of the south there j. reported a con
il{a.-tf,la Increase IN the Inquiries from
outside for mineral. timber ana agricultural
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For be7lth. pleasure or business, ard "o 3ul'
,o,,i 'rhcr take along with you Hostel
ter'5 stomach Bitters. and when you In In
fba nausea try wine=l3sSI'H' y w ~
cffact "a magical change Tor the b-tAei ~ ~
,-o,tr Interior. and q continuance OF II VII
s1ve vou from further attacks. As a means
of overcoming nloiarial kliles: m
pppti. nervous and rneliilAlic uO"N'et
the Bitters is uneGualed.
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FARMS AND FARMERS.
sHOIr rxIKs WIN THE MEN WHO
GUIDE rHE PLoJ.
Man, Questions sboat the Farm Answered
By the Agricultural Editor of The
Weekly Constitutions

Please look ahead and send In inquiries
extraordinarily an answer may not BE- eN-
Fs-ctesl under three weeks Never request
as answer by mad. the editor has I'D time
a. spare Tor writing private letters.
Never ask where ar article San he had or
the pr.ee- Eiliurs have no better sources
II information aDult these than other ieo-
ple. Tn. EDITOR has notnins for sale ana IS
r.at Interested Ia anything advertised IA
the TaPer- ---.------
aurstIon- oT amp character concern
iuC IN. farm viii be chcersutiy an
s,.rrrsf ~ the editor of this depart
.,~ut. Iuauir-rs will please mako
tt-E- questions clear and to the point.
IN. editor 90 this department win
xtxs. ali questions close research anS
,,Ftt uE,r thr readers of The tonsti-
,u,Eoa thr. hrnrHt Of any Information
,ias ean be obtained ON all questions
prsasund-d
tsar.s~ communications for This
THE CONSTITUTION.
Atlanta. Ga
Iarm and Fa-mrr~' Drpt1
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-10-08

w IL " Tallir-. tiI--f have "a mule
aF..rrt rt.. wears aas HU if-h.lE De- cam.
~ his ankle f.ilt- Dr. cured Hp -l ths TAN
FEsl then missed one Ns.lr. aEt about g..
-zsle time rl4riu- uuE uatsf fHer.. r1sf..
..r.. a-f each ier. sui the -st EtaE afuui
rsa.- same nre came uu sata .sG s-1iu aU'
.-5rrr-I up az usual iu tne San. but during
5-.E.svs5 rl.sr -ach on.. az has lr-s rose Sutuc-
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than bar of the rows of plants, then run
a 4twinged sweep entirely underneath
the sFlants. Have ready q course SAND
scre3 or sieve pull the plants up without
sepaN .Ang them, and shake and rub the soil
thr = IA the wires. Then rake off the rub
~ Teh ana spread the tubers in the
Is thoroughly dry and cure. IL
~ Gays to gather the tubcrs muts) more
~ Dough for seed. We think hity bush
ey4 bore 10 a good yield of chulas' put
w Fsnown a larger product The cAuia
al most entirely on the soil and very
III comparatively on the air for its
Qi hNes; hence it is land exhauster.
r-or,nnor Te~-I come to you
~ BATON. NV chickens have worms
III ahey seem to be near the heart IN
~ y 1herc is from five to twelve
M n one The worms are four or lVe
III ~ and AZ largc around as a pFoOhl-
- Gi~kcns look healthy and ~, fat.
yh .. tcu The cause and what TO 10 TO
~ of them. -
"a Il, arc probably what are known as
"roE 4! worms" and usually infest dogs ana
cat aut rarely 90 any harm. eve each
eoTl ire, 10 five drops Of spirits OF tuIpeh-
tine. mixed with q lttle castor on every
morning before IL has eaten anytlihs' lo'
q we k Thea Five from one TO TWO ee'
snoouruls of castor oil. Repeat the treat
meat after an interval Of two weeks
NJ X Hammond, La. have heard
that thc:e are some owe Pitasi,.,t 49,,
your state. desire 70 Know MI. location
are a success; ana II 80, ,s''' =
a." t'H y g,,i.leeaIne 10 talk about growing
,,.7,..t south OF YOUR latitude. A northern
WAN I'm Pickers county, Alabama, told me
I,l ,s i eis6tv bushels Of corn per acre
In Nebraska. here ! raise five bushels ana an!
Ike out poor existence on cotOO"' D''
load your gun 100 he'Ns 49, no
T. We have understood ma, ,,,,i,,,,t,,n
some olive trees IN successful 49,, ~,
IN Camden county out 40 hot 49,. -
nau,as Of owners. Nflte 70 w - ~ -,
the city Of st. Marys' Sd'' loi
tioRt .,.,,,,.
-, would be a great nls'tNe ~ .1,,,tn,s T.,
- the climate anu othef Is..'.,, -,
e. ,.a are The same as those ~, -. -
oFEGe Same parallel cause an - -, IT,,
.1rera north Of line Joihlhs ..'.a',
III Macon and Augusta IL ah ,.,',n,.
Pan :, a-a5 feet above the sea. The
~ r Atlanta and ass far south
n'fN a'."'.. -, Inc, q from 100 10
q .sr.itn t1fiE-'h'', -, an, soil nom
G feet above sea fN'i air ~ -
ft,- ~ i.rllII hy a Sttu cay, Hn' ''"' y
..s,rf.I To tho culture OF
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Shave

delicate things. Now, in the
name Of common sense, what's
the use? When you can Get
Pearline, in powder form for
this very reason, WY do YOU
wantto work over soap, which.
if it's good for anything, gets
very hard and difficult to cut.
Besides. Pearline is vastly
better than any powderedsoap
could be. 1t has all the good
properties Of any soaP-and
manymore, too. Thcre'ssome-
thing in it that does the work
easily, but without harm
much more easily than any
other way vet known. .c
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oerors tho following, recipe for keeping APP
,,I,,s. ,rokc dry Gifted coal ashes ana p''-D
q l-,,cr of oebcs on bottom OF box OF pas
rel. then place "A layer OF apples; then sil'
a LAYER of ashes and place apples aies - -,
IT, and cover with Il layer o. ashes anu -,
I'm Thav viii keep year II care = -,
IN selecting sound apples and placihs -,
i, co that they win not touch eaeA o.ioi
Iyoop thena in = cool, dry place. ms
rnt a vcr- difficult way, and may pro- -
use TO some of ny brother farIners--9''0-
man and Farmer
pIow the garden plot now Hfst 49,,
ao,,n all the weeds and grass and befhi'is
tbor, hnnIv maure thickly and haTro" II
in liabtlv The frost viii puiveriZe inc sun
ana render the manure fine. as Wen -
have the plot in excellent CONDITION -,
,,nripr. when it should he again plo"so anu
narrowed until fine.
4 orince grower who had been sre,''is
,roubIod bv borcrs says he has stopper -
yniecbief bv washing his trees Win
,,,,Iors Of water in which was s'ai'oH
,c+ soor to which he added while the mn
nc ,,.os boiling a gill Of caroolc aelu' :.
onnlied this wash In May AMI I-i'''' -.
after rains. Perhaps this might ii'AEe "
ncIlant effect but wrapping the -
ma lround with wire cloth wolii ne d
surer preventive
Tr ,o,, must crow s0methinE amohs wig
Young Tree. strawberries are a Eoou ciOp-
you will have, 10 manure Them heaEhS !,
cr.Ioy. to gel a good yield and the 'f4cs az
,,,,i,.a some benefit from that iheH "neh
NOV are through bearing you can pio" t"e
vines under and that VIII help again
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Tho scientists who have withdrawn their
o,,.l,rzap,a,lt Of the powder branded '2hso-
lutely pure" bccaus- its formula is changed
,rtfe in commenting Or. Prices Taxing
powder as the raost wholesome and efficient
r..,..,i.,- AGENT now before the public.
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To j. B. ", E,hcrton, Gave cannot
say Just what is the matter with your
aule but yod have described the case very
wen INA saying that he is generally stove
ur." II is probable that he mas what Is
cauef shoulder lameness," the result of
heavy straiuing or hard driving. The
spgain is probably in the point of the
sauulIor or i'm tile muscles near by. The
FIRST requisite I'm treatment is absolute rest
Bind out where the tender spot is and
fonent with not water Tor a hale hour at a
time three times q day. When the skin
has dried after washing rub wen in. morn
ing and niaht the following liniment: One
ounce each Of aqua ammonia, tincture OF
a~niea. uucturc of opium, spirits OF tur-
u.ntine and alcohol and water 60 make one
mint. DO this mornins and night and con-
tioue the treatment FOR three or four weeks.
IL rat relieved then amply a blister by
rubbing wei iu an ointment of half an
ounce 9 lutharides and two ounces OF
fails resort must be mad to a
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W. Is. J.. Cerlastae. columbia county, Ga.
IL VIII q u-it That NJs Ia utts thiS year
afterwards cultivated Iu pas. Iuai,tfi.
fine crop uf tlu--.. tc IE good shap, fpE
vais assam tais season, b have Just pick
"a E8ut- OTIS is li best ID tara under vines
Immediately sr waH ull irs.t Kills them
lu either case. how i0us after turning
vines SHuuit sa-e Doe VpWa.
. have E.Hld two-hor.c ulow 10 turn
wines ana tiaTks cutuH4E harrow 60 I.ut
lut cotton WIN ~ pounds 81 Nua1' i."r
acre. NOM what ..iud 10 manure is t.--t
10 use ami haW much could feel safe fu
G.tU- pur acre. VIII harrow rat En- COTTON
s,.a.i ~ other fertilizer deep ,Haueh2 Does
d pay as weh 90 manure uats us other
5 what can I afford 60 take in exchange
for cotton seed for commercial ft--t .iizrr
aud haul eight miles.
g. uu laud that HiIl make AN average Of
LsIf o. babe .r cotton pcr Irgr. vita -nJ
pounds ot fertilizer. how much Per acre
ssrtl 2 feel safe iu usin-, 3 rotate crops
ON ul4u tha1 viii have "i nay land m grain
eyH.v third wear. ! a.u setting afraid of
tiiaslus---o many say they are worthless.
ID they pay I want - usr as mIyh per
acre on every acre plant AS ! can feel safe
Haw Is the hest way 90 prepare old
3. .rs-rt43a na4turt. been standing MANY
wears. q dou't wish to manure; I want 10
r..tar. Iv uieauhiu~: must l use twu-hursc
i,r.,fl..r4 shallow uf break with small r8aterST
when iS the hest tIH'" 10 break
Fl Yes. crop OF COW peas .F "a fire pre-
marathon far another crop OF cats. and such
81 rotation might be- kept up iuGehnitely.
We would tIrn uuier thc vines 81 once
lust as quickly as possi5'c-When intcndine
a. SOW oats. i'm order To Sc; the oats in as
early as practicable. B1t il you intended