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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22
FRUIT CROPS INJURED.
Protracted Dry Weather Has Had
Very Bad Effect.

The Georgia fruit crop. which M 70 a
month ago gave promise Of being one Of
the best IN many years. now appears TO
be very poor
The cause of this failure of the crop
eecr,s IA he due 20 tho long dry spell in
Nra,- and tho ravages OF insects. From all
parts OF tho state reports come that the
vouny fruit is dropping off of the trees.
ond cor scrvativc mon estimate that the
fruit crop Of the state this year viii not
amount to more than half of a full crop.
redaeming feature Of tho situation
from the standpoint OF the fruit men IS
that on account OF the scarcity OF run
the price will he advanced and the fruit
men wiz thus realize pretty lair sum
for their goods.
Commissioner Of Agriculture Nesbitt. in
eneaking of the matter yesterday. said:
~ am getting letters from all parts of
the state which show that the fruit crop
this wear will be very short. Indications
are that not more than half a full crop
will he marketed. In the northern section
the insects have been making fearful
ravages on the young peaches and apples
and the green fruit is falling off of the
trees. The same reports are coming from
the peach and pear orchards of middle
and south Georgia. On the LIST of May
every indication pointed to a splendid fruit
crop in Georgia. The early spring and
the absence of killing frosts made the
outlook one of the most favorable that
we have had i'm several years. But the
long dry spell in May nipped the bright
prospect in the bud. and now that rains
have fallen the insects that feed on the
young fruit are attacking the crops and
1 am receiving letters from all over Geor-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22
Things To Think About.

George II. Brown. in Practical Farmer
one of my mistakes in dairyinS is that
have been keeping some poor COWS.
have been figuring on the difference i'm
profit between a good COW and poor one,
and 7 find that a good one is cheaper at
800 than poor one as gift provided
must keep each for four years. This is
the way | figure it: The sood one VIII
make 500 pounds of butter in year, which
at - cents would amount 10 So During
this time she will consume about $40 worth
of feed. leaving a profit of $50 or Sl+o IN
four wears on the other hand the POOR
coy will make 100 pounds OF butter which
at same price would amount to So she
will consume. say S35 worth of feed, ieaV-
ing a profit of s.. or $50 i'm four years. me
difference between $50 and $40 is $40 IN
favor of the good COW. I VIII certainly
have to give The Practical Farmer credit
for making me think of this. and hereafter
when | get a poor COW l shall sell her FOR
as much as | can get but sell ner l will
and quickly, toe.
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North Carolina Crops.

Raleigh. y. c.. June I5.-lSiseciali- THE
state weekly CROP bulletin today indicates
continued favorable growth of crop, save
i'm few sections where There has been TOO
much rain The nights have been too cool
for cotton: vet. sunshine only {" per cent
of normal. cotton IS larger than usual
but is not now growing as fast as it would
with warmer weather. The corn crop IN
the best IN many years Tobacco Is dolhs
Won Wheat cutting is nearly ended. Local
nan storms have done damage. The fruit
crop is extremely poor.
The greatest hailstorm ever known IN
this section occurred at Wake Forest col
lege in an area of two by six miles. IL
utterly destroyed all crops. Fifteen hours
afterwards hailstones i'm drifts were meas
ured and found to be fourteen inches deep
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22
TOO MUCH TALK.
Caused Mrs. Cook To Get Into a Great
Deal of Trouble.

yorl<ville. s. c., June 16.-(Special)-A
distressing tragedy was enacted near the
northern portion Of this county yesterday
Threatened with prosecution on account
of the utterances of her own uEpridied
tongue, AIRS. Annie Cook, aged seventeen
years. sought to put an end to her life.
it was charged that airs Cook had made
some shocking. damaging remarks OF Mrs.
Ella Rector, another young woman OF the
neighbOrhood. Mrs. Bector's friends ap-
peareG at the residence of Mrs. Cook
yesterday morning and demanded an ex-
PLANTATION. A stormy scene. which ended
without immediate violence, followed An
hour later. after her visitors had LEFT.
Mrs. Cook was heard to say.
Il viii settle IT, and settle Il right now"
From her room . few minutes afterwards
came the report Of 4 pistol Upon IN
vestigation the unfortunate woman Was
found stretched across her oed apparently
IN the agony of death. y pistol bullet
had passed through her body. entering
just under the left breast and coming our
al the shoulder blade. She was stnI con
sciOus and said that she had attempted
To shoot herself through the heart.
Later she began 10 repent her rash
oeed and an day she has been praying
most pitifuliy that she might recover.
That She VIII live through tonight is
doubtful
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have taken as basis the feloi. W "
Henry. page C9. Hoard's DairYmah'
March r. 1896. where he says Il requires
ga mounds OF corn meal TO produce lV
pounds Of pork .
From this base 7 obtain the follow'n g
figures. which may bc aDproNi'n2tci[ cor
rect and in so. may serve as 2 guide %
my brother farmers 70 know Wheh ul,9
arc feeding q a loss or proht count .It
corn. either shellcd or on the cob. the
same price as corn meal Here comes m
another question Can the pig grind me
corn as chcaply as the farmer. or snaH
we let the pig cook his own NEAR ne
lievo these questions are not yet fuliy
arsv-ered by the swine raisers-
But TO the point. If II takes co pounuS
Of corn to make 100 pounds Of PORK ave
I supnosel then corn at 20 cents pc. hushe-
makes norlz cost $235 per 100 at p cents
ner bushel makes pork cost $2.9a per i'9'
al 90 cents per bushel makes porR COST
81 G. per 100: at 81 cents per hushfl makes
pork cost A1S per 1o0; AT - cents per
busheI makes pork cost $7S per lcg. A. .
cents per bushel makes pork cost N',43 per
loo. at 30 cents per bushel makes pork cost
S5aS per 100. t r
nrofit nor any pay for trouble for IeeIlnS-
G. Il. PETITE.
Steele County, Minnesota.
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gia to the effect that the green fruit is
falling from the trees.
"Of course if the crop is short the
value of that part of it which is marketed
will be greater. but it viii not cOmpen-
safe for the loss and the people viii suf-
fer i'm having to pay more for the fruit
when it is offered for sale. In good year
the dealers make big profit and the fruit
is sCld cheap by the retailers. This year
the growers Will get only about two
thirds of their usual revenue and tine
purchasers will have to pay nearly double
prices for apples, peaches, pears. plums
and other fruits. Cherries are not much
affected, but the rest Of the crop win be
very short"
The fruit crop I'm north Georgia VIII be
almost total failure. while IN middle
and south Georgia about half crop VIII
he raised.
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ty-five or thirty bushels of oats. Then In
peas (also fertilize with acid phosphate)
and we would expect a yield of three
fourths to one ton of pea vine hay. Next
year we would put it in cotton and apply
400 to 800 pounds of properly balanced
fertilizer, and expect n yield of Loo to J, 6eo
pounds per acre. Send to Georgia EXPERT
ment Station, Experiment Ga. for free
COPY each of Bulletins 80 and 81.
To J.. NJ Damkins, Harlan. Ala-Ihe
specimen of plant (weed) sent was in such
condition that we could not, without con-
Stunning too much time, say just what spe-
cies it is But it belongs to the composite
family-a very numerous family-of plants
and is an annual. You can destroy 1t onfy
by cultivatng the land year or two and
thus preventing it from maturing seec.
If the land is smooth, you might prevent
it from seeding by moving il down as soon
1t commences to bloom. But you would
also have TO prevent 1T from making seed
I'm the adjoining fields in order to get rid
of il entirely.
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CONSTITUTIONS CROP OFFER.



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N@l..~ 'H4 aN "l l ' A.H
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-. ana corn. r. s t'- .i,e'. .'
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e'"se@t@l.- i'' ~. -'s SUSIE
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Virginia NORM '-f ~tH 'si-
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kerst-- Missouri Tennessee l h ni ht-
- fs- te ~
'aat '
't1e llsr -eE urau vH tHtr. rar Pos
ris 90 E july l. tt t.- --s" I-
near t ~ matter p s-ts %
' " YOU '-'' '
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sNltA rHn afford l .# .t -#t..H..t-' "i
tins 0AF- it i t"f tir
purpose or securing - 81 ~ l-- hfaiis-
any oue ttu $50 frew re number 81 cen-
seH-a1t- tlar f.l5 t..4 nn- W. tHe eases
s. IS made. hrU E.-- "a. .l-.4raar rl. r,t.e-
tu- 90 home supplies FL diversity t1e
money crops. g" . t'. -HHa great
t- t-..-'-'..e "s every acre ~
a4- 90 tsf ae..t e. ".s f ft--
We believe rH#r t.rr.t uIH -.ui..e his
srwv and hse .au.t aw.E alt .Ha conditions ~
rIf-rtra ana ..r-t. ts-sHr. .... re-.. who s.-
Nt.A -"l
fHA's- N.- AAtH - ~ tfl
we urzld at the tt- E-.r- IN Che season
thar every farmer w SIS sr..t Hn- .-lr. 4. enter
49,. ..-.- vr. -.r IS f - l.....
sh"l-4 eve "
uNe acres Nt -"N4 lti4 tH rt.-- 50 tNf "."
nr 4l na t1H 41~ Nat a5faa. a-a.u " 4G-
trr.s-. tue tlnr.u-l Study U- tas vara. tae
xrlrualE s-ruu returns tna- u-#r.l. follow.
-r-.s- r.rrs-..-.s AZ vrf -. -s.. -.-r-rae.-. ..r
.-s r- 81 +. u. -
=" --"1- ..7s ---
tine l4-u anu ""-.A -.s" '' tN t..tt
their fa-aNr occupation ~ar 4t #l
profitable GuE .-ll--rtH.e Nl towns would
nor r.. r.a.enr- tns. errv-.tsr- ar #.l t..r a.s.-
--.-- . . -.,..-..--r-. - ., ... g. -,.-.. .r .....
- l-tl DIS -.-"-
sulr.yaaon 81 crops a- a.rC.
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ONE HONEST MAN,

Dear Editor: Please inform your readers that n writ
ten to conhdentiay, win mail in sealed letter the
plan pursued by which permanently restored 70
health and manly vigor after years OF suffering from
Nervous Weakness, night losses and weak shrunken
parts.
have no scheme 20 extort money from any one
robc Ell and swindlcd by the quacks until l nearly
lost faith in mankind. but thank Heaven, am now
WELL vigorous and strong. and anxious to make this
certain means OF cure known To all.
Having nothing TO sell send G. o. D., want no
money. Address JAS. \ HARRIS,
Box O., Delruy, Mich.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22

table Compound for twenty years has
been the one and only effective remedy
in such cases. II speedily removes the
cause and effe.tually restores the
organs to healthy and normal condi-
ton. Mrs. Pinkhsm cheerfully answers
all letters from ailing women who
require advice, without charge. Thou
sands of cases lie this are recorded.
81 have taken 0ne-half dozen bottles
of Lydia f.. Pinlslam's Vegetable Com
pound, and it has relieved me from all
pain. ! cannot tell You the agony
endured for yeas pains in my back
(Oh, the baclxacle was dreadful , and
bearing-down pins in the abdomen
extending downinto my limbs; head
ache and nausei, and very painful
transformations. had grown very thin,
mere shadow Of my former self.
Now l am without a single pain and
am gaining in flesh :apidly. MATTE
GLENN, 1864 Dudley It., Cincinnati.
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suogastions for Summer Trips.

rootino with an lines at ChcaEO. Detroit
and Niagara FANS. presents the most at
tractive list Of summer tours. The MUS
koka lakes and Georgian Bay country ny IN
exceIled for fishing and hunting me
Thousand Islands. Rapids OF the St. Law
renee. Montreal. Quebec and Atlantic sea
coast tours-a grand variety o. SceutI y :
CD and chcao hotels Write Tor par
ticUIars 10 u. :. Warsta0. district pas
songer agent. Detroit. Mich, or 20 ". y.
Davis rcneral passenger anu
eren+ Montreal. =. ..
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22
The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty Of exercise IN the open air. Her
form glows with health and her face blooms
with its beauty. If her system needs the
cleansing action OF a laxative remedy. she
uses the gentle and pleasant syrup Of Figs.
Made by the California zig Syrup Ccmnanv.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22
A Remedv for Bud Worms.

ID A. NlcCook. Mcintyre. TIA, says: I'm
1>5 1 used kainit on every hin " corn that
. planted most OF the land being subject
10 bud worms z DO NOT think that "A sin
ale plant WAS killed hy bud worms-if So
D 8il not see b.. 1 have used il again TINS
wear. ana none or my corn has been killed.
Comment-"Due swallow does not make a
spring" nor viii two swallows. So, aIso'
t,go wears use OF kainit viii not absoluteiy
firave IT'S effectiveness Last year We mac
very Few bud worms this year not on stalk
fl i thousand was injured 10y bud worms
1.t va. used uo remedy except that We
drouuei four or live grains of seed corn
SEQ each hin ia anticipation az bud"orms'
Some years They are very bad, ana some
years. even two years IN succession, theie
arc very few or none sun. we hope our
correspondent viii persevcre in the treat
mtut and that others viii try it,
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NIontcomtry. Ala. June ls--lSpecial.)-
The ercamrment Of the -Alahaurz squad
ron. c1usistin- Of troops A. r. G. and D
respectively. from Camden. Montgomery.
Birmingham and Selma. win take place
here on July 1ath. Captain W. +. Joseph.
of the N0rtgouary Mounted Rifles. has
perfected an arrangements
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A. s Crum FarmersViue, Ala nave a
nice horse with a skin disease in name ana
tail The end of the tail is'something like
tettcr. All the hair is of about three or
four inches up from the end. Seems 70
itch at the root of the tail and neck, ruhs
himself "a good deal. DO not know now
long he has had il. as ] have owned MN
only short while. An early reply VIII
greatly oblige an old subscriber.
Your horse may nave worms, or mango
or lice either Of which may cause the
symptoms you have described. We sus-
poet mango You should he able to de-
tcrmine whether it is this latter ailment
hy examining the itchy places with a mag
nifving glass of low power. which viii en-
able YOU to detect the presence Of the
mango insect If found TO be mango, wash
the affected parts with warm water and
strong soap TO remove all scabs and scurf.
Then, when dry. rub well in an ointment
made as follows. Four ounces sulphur,
two ounces oil of tar. one-half pint of lin
seed oi. If worms in the rectum give
an injection of salt water and wash the
tail with one ounce of sugar of lead in one
pint Of water three times a day. If that
does not cure. give the horse purge con-
sisting IF tive drains of aloes and one dram
each of ginger and gentian, mixed all to-
gother with siTup OF soap TO form ball,
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Large Watermelon Crop.

waycross. Ga. June 16.-(Special)- THE
watermelon crop in this county will be
larger than usual this year. but the crop
is a little backward n being put on the
market. Several new truck farms are in
operation this year in this vicinity.
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%. Glorious Fight. "

From The IeGrauge Graphic.
Here is 10 The Atlanta Constitution
r. has made. a glorious fi-1t for "a glorious
cause. ana magnificent has heon the vIcto-
~ The people VIII never forget rs 10y
a7rv to their cause.
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Free Treatment of the Morphine and Opium
Habits.

Editor Co nstuton-To prove that We have pain
less and certain for opium and morphine hnGits
viii send sample treatment tree ~ charge Condcn
tial.l Golden specific CO.. Cincinnati o.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22

and apply to the tail a wash of one-half
ounce of fannie acid, one ounce of vinegar,
one quart of water. Apply once day, with
friction
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22

Derangement OF the liver, with constipa-
ton. INJURIES the complexion, induces PIN
INC C,rfer's little Liver pills. one
dose Try them.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22

Observe the following symptoms. result
fuE from diseases az tte digestive or-lr4-
Constipation. inward piles. fullless 81 uicuI
fm the heal AGILITY 81 tive stomach. mAmst "a,
heartburn. disgust uf fHcl. tullness -
weight Of the stomach. sour eFurta'lo'as,
sinking Or tiutterlu-- ~ the heart. choh,rie
or suffocatful S-us.attCas when tu "a Is luE
Posture. dlmncss Of vision. dots or NtIs-
before the sight, fever AMI gsli ra.u 81
the head. deficiency 20 peFs5srss tt9Ei. yellow
nsss Of the skin and eyes. pam iu tho side.
chest. limbs. and sudden uU-les al htaI
buruinE Bee the fr=h-
A few doses 81 RAILWAYS PILLS VIII
ire The system 81 ail ~ the above named
O. s1r.lars
Price - = box Sold by druggists or
cent hy mali
send ta pg ROADWAY & co. lock box
-. New York Tor book u "a Twice
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Warts on Horses.

r. IT, Virgins, Good Hope. Mlss.-A
nCighbor has a mare with several what ne
calls blood warts on body and legs. Please
give remedy? Mare is in good CONDITION
otherwise.
II a wart has a neck to it, tic around it.
close to the surface. small, strong cord.
Every day or two tighten the cord, and the
wart will soon drop off. Then apply little
terchlorde of anthony Uo be had at any
drug store) to destroy the roots, repeating
the application every third day. Usually
two applications viii suffice. lu case the
wart is Hat, scrape or shave of the surface
with a knife and when Il stops bleeding APP
ply little terchl0ridc of ontimony with
feather. In three days scrape OF the scab
which viii have formed and again touch
the surface, ana SO ON until the sore IS
lower than the surrounding skin. Then APP
ply an ointment of oxide of zinc. one ounce;
lard, two ounces. once a day until At heals
up Most warts can be removed by cutting
of at once with a knife and then applying
powdered bluCstone, or a few drops OF Inu-
riatic acid; but the foregoing treatment IS
the best.
H. L. H. Wall lin. Marshall County.
Miss bought mare six weeks ago rom
a stable in Memphis. ! noticed before buy
ing that she seemed very sore ana moved
badly, though thought IL came from being
shipped on the cars and standing without
much exercise. could see no Dteniah
about her, only she was rather holloN-
breasted. The trouble al seems 10 ne IN
the shoulders. Seems to be very painful to
move. especially to turn. Walks with the
toes out and it she stands awhile VIII set
back on hind feet before starting. evidently
lies down fun length. She is six years old,
I'm fine order good appetite ana WclEiS
300 pounds. first Thought the trouble
in the feet rs her frogs were down DelOW
the edge of her hoofs.
From your description we are inclined to
the opinion that it is case OF iamenita'
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AIRS l. Hart. Wilson. n c.-Please toll
-,. th.. best plant for making an orna-
mental hedge. also for making hedges 10
F5,-ia.. fields I'm either case something IS
wanted that wiil bc "A barrier % small
enunals and need no slaves 70 support H.
-rba common anonymous makes a pretty
s-d durable evergreen hedge. also the
.,aiifornia privet. althoush rather ram
nam. grower For defensive hedges the
i.ois dare. or mock orange. IS the most
extensively employed. We are trying a
few rods Of paliurIs aculeatus tcroWn o.
rhornsl and 50 far IL is very pFomis'l =
s,5 NE believe il will 'turn a RABBIT
when well formed.
subscriber. Sykes'S Mills, Ala ~ have a
mare fourteen wears old. Four months
a-o there came what I then supposed u
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1896-06-22

A Very Significant Indication of Organic
Deranf cement.
The back, 1.-The handspring OF wo-
mans organism" quickly calls atten-
tion TO trouble b. aching. 1t tells
with other symptoms. such as nervous
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Quits Owing More Than It Can Paw.

Roanoke. Va, June 15-The Roanoke
Loan. Trust and Safe Deposit Company did
not open its doors todav. A deed Of as
signment was nie1 late Saturday night con-
veyinE al its assets 20 Lucieu Ii. Cooke,
who is now making an inventory.
There is about S21o.o00 Of deposits and Il
IS believed that this viii be paid in fun
The capital stock was $4,000. y. T. Terry.
one of the leading duanciers and one Of the
wealthiest mon here. was president. with
his sou-in-law. s. W. Jamisoa. treasurer.
The assets amount to over $4,000. A large
amount of leans have been guaranteed nv
the company, but what its liabilities in this
respect are. are unknown. The chief items
of assets are loans and discounts about
$4,000, stock ana bonds. about S3l co.. and
real estate. about $4,000 The deDositor
viii meet Wednesday 10 consider their IN
terests- There was a slight run on some
OF the other banks this morning. but thu
excitement soon subsidized and there e no
danger Of further failures.
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LETTER FROM LYNCHERs,
Who Tell the Story of the Confession
Of the Men They Ivnched.

Nashville, Tenn, June 17.-tSpecfaT The
editor of The McMinnvilIe New Era has
Just received q letter signed "Lynchers."
which is supposed TO have come from some
of the men who lynched william and Vic
tor Harris. april 18th. of this year. These
two men were convicted Of the murder Of
an old man named Carroll Martin. hut the
supreme court gave them a new trial.
and they were lynched whom taken back %
McMinnviHe- The letter begins by explain
Ing that there IS some inquiry as 20
whether the Hills boys ever made a con
fession and. therefore, the facts are given.
The boys were separated and given an
opportunity 10 confess. Victor refused.
but William said he would confess if Vic
tor would. Victor again refused and vas
a once hanged. Williams then said he would
not die with a lie on his lips I'VE are
guilty" he said. I'VE murdered Carroll
Martin while attempting 10 rob him of his
money. Victor used the shotgun and
used the pistol" lie then told OF other
men they intended TO rob. The letter con
c-udes as follows
wv are opposed to u0h Iaw ~ 2 -uls
but there are times and circumstances
which seem 70 demand prompt and ex-
IRENE measures"
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Dad WAYS
ID PILLS,
Always Reliable. Purely Vegetable

Perfectly tastels-s. elegantly coated.
purge regulate. purify. cleanse and
strengthen. Railways Pi.ls for the cure
% all disorders Of the SlCmacsl. Bowels.
Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous Diseases. De-
illness. Vertigo. CoStiVeneSs. Piles.
Sick Headache. Female Complaints
BIEiousneSs. Indigestion, by pep-
STA, Constipation. and All Dis
orders of the Liver.
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Dub. Poiau. Gave gave a good remedy
FOR scratches or cracked heel in last
weeks or week before paper. The main
thing is 10 keep the stable floor clean and
dry and avoid wctting the heels ana pas
forms