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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

The Call has known the Byers family, Of
talbot, Ind. for long time and j. "
IyerS is one of those deliberate men who
say little, but read and observe much. Mr..
Byers has been suffering for the past three
years with grip and kindred troubles. Ills
mother has ever been sufferer. resulting
later in the most aggravating form of
rheumatism. Some time ago Mr.. ByerS was
persuaded by neighbOr to try DIR. Will
lamss Pink Pills. Ii didn't take long to
set AIR. ByerS to talking about this rem
edy. and The Call sent a special represen-
tative TO his home to ascertain the exact
facts. So many queer stories and unreli-
able testimonies are published of medicines
ana their marvellous cures that this jour
nal was not at all credulous. If the Pink
Pills had done the good work the fact
should he published. and If not no impoSi-
ton should be tolerated The SuhjOined
sworn statement of Mr. Bvers is sufficient.
II tells the facts simply and briefly.
Il know positively that J was cured by
Or. Willams's Pink Pills. / was persuad-
ed by one of my neiShbors. MaXen VIII
liams. to try them. as he claimed to have
been cured by these pills. / had the grip
three times and was taken down with
rheumatism. and did not expect 10 live.
The doctors said ! would never get well
They advised me to take change of
climate. | was reduced from one nun
dred and thirty-fiVe To one hundred and
five pounds. and would have simply faded
away mad | not begun using the INK
PMS. As soon as I. began taxing the t1r-
Williams's Pink Pills ] began 70 gain
strength and the use of my iimnS was
restored / had been almost helpless for
restored I had been almost helpless Tor
been painful i'm the extreme. But with the
use of the pills the pain ceased ana no"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
MOTHER
AND SON.
Both Sorey Afflicted but Relief is Found in Or. WiIamk
Pink Pills for Pale People.
From The Can, Lafayette. Ind.

am as Timber and as active as when boy.
Il was also troubled q great zeal With my
kidneys but the ailIlent has entirety as
appeared / have been subject Tor the
doctors for q long time. Two reputable
phvsicians had treated me for months. ana
| had spent a large amount OF money TOT
other patent medicines. but to no avail As
4 said ! finally tool. DR. Nli4laInS- 5 RINK
pills for Pale People and here ] am well
believe that is the most wonderful remedy
ever made 7 need not eXtol this remedy
Cor all my neighborS know what my condi-
ton was and what cured me They viii an
tell YOU that il WAS Williams rink rms
MY mother. who is seventy years old
was also troubled with rheumatism ana
could scarcely move. S1e was very wake
full at night and had no appetite. She took
five boxes of Or Millislfas'S Pink Plls ana
now she is in perfect health. and does all
her own work on a farm. -
(SigncdD = W. ~ EftS-
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
10th day of August. 1896
JAMES GCoDWINE. Notary Public.
Dr. Williams's Pink Pills contain. in
condensed form. all the elements necessary
To give new life ana richness 70 the blood
and restore shattered nerves They are an
uufailinl speciiic cor such diseases as loco
motor. ataNi.. partial paralysis. ST Nitus
dance. Sciatica. neuralgia. rEeuina tlSfn.
nervous headache. the after effect Of Ia
grippe paipitation Of the heart, pale and
saliow complications. an forms of weakness.
either fra male or female Pink pills are
sold by AL dealers or viii he sent post
PAID ON receipt of price. - cents "A box. or
six boxes for $50 (they are never sold in
bulk or by the io0l. by addressing Dir.
Williams's Medicine Company. Schenecta-
dy. n. Y
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

form a subscriber to your paper III there Is
any remedy that will restore horse nearly
blind, to sight; what ii is; what Will re-
move cataract from eyes of horse. W Is
there any cure for sweeny OF Two or ihice
months standing; best remedy.
a. There is no remedy AFTER ca''rac'
has formed.
CD Sweeny may be cured by careful treat
ment and complete rest; but 1t VIII require
probably two or three months. Ihe treat
ment consists in scarifyinS with proper
knife (as described by correspondent d
week or two ago., or by using the iio' io,''
and tben rubbing i'm a fly blistering ONT
ment saw onc-half dram of cantharides ana
two ounces of lard When the ointment
has been on twenty-four hours WASH II on
and grease once a day with clean lara uh'iI
IL has healed. Then repeat the DllSter' anu
so on for two three months blNe the
horse absolute rest from work. bat Sc;itla
walking exercise every day Is better imam
standing i'm the stable.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Crossing Berkshires.

r. y. s.. iaeni.til~ y. C.-l have 90 cross
az Berkshire ant t'olau Gnina aa-s. amt
thry n"'-i crossing a-iin- What nrH.d 90.
aHrs would make the lsSt cross for tnHmt
Please iet ms hear from you at once, .ad
aAl8ee.
We tn uet approve ~ crossing tle differ
eut thoroughbred animals of aus speeches.
Neu should keep "a pure-hr.d male Los.
and may keep ordinary. thrifty sa.ss. but
when you teke One ~ These hale breed
males Tor fhe h,ad 80 guur h,r3 ypu then
have yvhaf are calI,d .'ulunrseripts.' ur no
po.S-iu-itw breed. and li.th.- goo ran back
or revert. That ls probably what Is thc
matter with your har- Get you q Ber1-
shire hoar pure bred and whcneyer breed
ire iu-aud-in become 5000 CLOSE. E,t aa-
other boar Of q different strain. but same
breed.
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Marbles.

w NJ y Jason. H. C.-Will you please
through the columns of your paper ASK
some of your readers to tell me what WI,
take wolves out OF cows backs! nav a
skin. between the skin aud flesh, ana WISH
Ia know some remedy to make Them some
out or kill them.
The quickest way Is Simply SqueeNo 1. .,,
nIaces with the thumb and fingers until
tho worms non out. IL necessary make the
oprning a little larger with the sharp blade
of a pen knife. 1t is very easy to XIII thehl
by inserting a hot needle into them' hut
this will cause a sore. The MARBLES are the
InrNac of tho gOdNY.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Rough and Rootv Land for Cotton

J. NJ. jackson. Talladeea. Ala--lou and
votr ue{ehbors who have seen and are
familiar with the land should know wneth-
er il VIII produce a tine crop. You require
"a fertilizer with less than the usual amount
of ammonia and potash. Say Tor one
acre: Two hundred pounds acid pAos-
phate: 50 pounds of kainit. . p"unaS ~
cotton meal You should know how TO
"lav orr rows Of uniform width on ter
raced land Any good plowman can DO i
bv the eye. with occasional application 81
ii measuring stick that ne should carry with
him. Use two-horse pillow u.s. late "s may
h,. necessary TO break IL. time of year Is
Of no moment. and harrow il before the
slices get TOO dry and hard to break down
re4dflv under the harrow. Usually within
two or three days, IL late plowing, i'm
mt4JfatClN
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Warts on Cows Udder.

T.. l.. Sheriff.. SherrilI's Ford. n. CT
notice in you valuable paper an inquiry
of what will take warts from a COW $
udder. | Will state for the informa ton of
all concerned. that castor oil rubbed on
warts of cows or horses q few times viii
cause the warts to disappear entirely in
two or three weeks time This | nave done
on my own stock 10 my entire satisfaction.
We do not know that there is any par
tlcular merit I'm castor oil composed with
other oils or greascs We have recon-
mended lard or vaseline. or almost any
bland grease. as often effective. Eut such
treatment does not always succeed.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

A. =. P-PaperNflle. Ia, wants % kno"
where he can gct seed of Mexican Nut
meg melon. az ScribinG II as large 90 10 j.
r,,und.D N..ht crranl-colort-i skin. nearly
white flesh cavity small large seed. skin
smooth. but deeply ribbed But he r.
~ have never heard of melon If that
name. We nave little doubt that our cor
respondent viii get a better melon 10y try
ing some of the later improved kinds. The
.'%utmeg'' melons are invariably small 70
mndlnm.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Nervous Disorder.

To +. =. sims. Perry. Ala--lt Is some ie-
,..,nrement of the nervous system, due
possibly to dyspepsia and aggravated hy
her condition. BE careful about her reed
ing and watering. Give her . drdchms oil
alocs. drachm each of gcntian ana GINGER
and soap. or strip TO form into a ban
After purging is over, make the follow ny
mixture: 1Ie ounces coppcras. ! ounce sitit-
peter. drachms of femigrelS seed ounces
linseed meal Mix and give u t'toie9poo"
full twice a day in tho feed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Brown Sed oe Land.

IF. L." Trenton y. CT have an eight
acre piece OF ground. | made a pasture of
it for the last twelve months. Three acres
of Il bottom land-hrauch land-the other
five was cotton ground stiff soil. six or
eight inches deep. clay suhsoil produces
'hree-fourths bale to the acre. last sum,
nicr the five acres were completely covered
with broom scdgc Now the scdgc is four
feet high and thick as can he. How would
Re the best way to manaG" THAT bfeaK
dcep and harrow. and sow down i'm SINAI.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

think it highly probable that the poisoned
water from the dairy above you IS the
cause Of the sickness Of your cows Fure
water is Indispensable to the health OF cat
tie
We cannot say what is the cause OF
the Iamcness of your mule rs You DO not
describe the symptoms. II may be ease
of shoulder. lameness" ia which the sore
ness will be found about the point % the
shoulder. or it may be entirely in the foo.
as is often the case when thought to be
in the shoulder.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

To J. ]. Armbrister Steruly, Ala. We
know of hut one horsepower mauaufe
IA reader III docs the work exceedingly
W-cu spreading broadcast or fn burrows
w 10 not know who is agent fsr it, u i7
rather am expensive machine. costing over
"a hundred dollars
Planet Jr cultivator made 10y 5. u. Allen
A. Co Philadelphia. PA
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Constituents of Cotton Lint.

NJ. J. Sattcrwhite. Yale. Ala see IN Il
littIe book entitled Potash i'm Agrlcuitu'c,
mat 90 mounds lint cotton removes from
an acre nine pounds phosphoric acld, TWEEN
~ six pounds nitrogen and ten POUNDS pot
ASH Now / wish To know how much nlti;
Grade acid phosnhate. cotton seed ana OAK
ashes to use per acre To replace THESE
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

"a. Walnut Grove. Gal have what my
neighbors think is a valuable curiosity-a
perfectly white calf. not a colored hair on
't-has white eyes and is blind i'm daytime.
but can see at night. is perfect in form ana
healthy. Its mother is Il three-quarter Jer-
sey brown and its father l5-l6 squirrel
giay Jersey. None of It's predecessors were
white. Can you account for the freak !!
AGd do such freaks often occur IL IS
about six months old: is a female. he
specially. W. A. CANNON.
1t Is probably what would De called an
"Albino." which is only n name for
particular kind of freak" We suggest.
that il is an Illustration of the principle OF
Atavism. which is tendency to revert
to the characters Of some remote ancestor.
There is no accounting for such freaks
except on some such principle.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Zinc Mine.

J. W. Pyrtlc. Curve. Va have eight
acres of north land: the soil is black and
loose. ID is thin, been in cultivation twelve
or nftcga years. J want 10 sow in oats and
Er1sS. What kind of grass would You adj
Ni~t- . / have "a rich zinc bed on my farm
Car you tell mo where ] can sell IL. and
~ here could have 30 aualyzed2 g. VIII
Hpu toll nae Whore am experiment station
b. 90 Virginia and how to write 10 lt2
Ans. Thin land is no. good for any
hind of grass. If YOU will fertilize well
aud sow one hushel of orchard grass seed
one buShel of rcd top and one bushcl Of fan
oat grass. q may succeed well. Apply 80 to
go pounds Of any ligh grade ammoniated
fuduo 60 the acre.
=. We do not know Of probable pur-
CHASER. Correspond with your state gcolo-
aiSi II there be one in Virginia. II one, his
oi'ico is probably in Richmond.
4 Also write 10 Director Virginia Expert
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
QUESTIONS FROM FARMERS
by Agricultural The
Consu

-. .......t..- ......,. n. ,,,f think that
s. .,, ~, no. ~, 4. ,,..r..,.re ror cotton
.tl..r~ u.l moi. and ihat those that to not
Wi3 lose. by a. if some of tho farmers VIII
continue in thc old 'rut' ana grow poorer
eyer. year, lhat I p" t''+'A W.T.. ~ y. ~
.'.".'. ! 1870 w. H' , ,,el,in,s
,.n~.v NJ. r.r,',,. ...t btrt f,, making az.
,.rappe
have cut down nay acreage for 'oc. d,
about go por cent. and do not aspect to buy
"f S.'A ~ ~ iefthi@rf- ,Apt.' - u9c
49, ~, tI,, g. " i,n,,,,te ~, liae .nl
rails, PLENTY or home Supplies. am tired
col seeing farmers naiiiup supplies through
d., cutire spring and summer from the de
pots iHd 'nri' thrn round ana h.tHl every
''''''' '''" 'i''S "i'N' m ~ HGst.i tsx
r-f..... ~ a.
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/ greedy crop and will certainly iniure your
! trees. FcrtiiiZe around your trees with
! acid phosphate and potash and some cot
J ton seed meal Gf the trees are young.
| Vines same WY one-third each of acid
! phosphate kainit and cotton meal, would
! Dee good for your Trees and Vines-about
! two pounds around each tree and worked
! ia with a prouged hoe. You may plant
/ such crops as COTTON and sweet potatoes
! among the younger trees. fertiliZing well,
/ as per formulas -iven elsewhere. Plant
\ the remainder of orchard and vineyard in
/ cowpeas IN May. and apply 20p pounds acid
/ phosphate and l01 pounds of kainit per
! acre Plant in 3-foot rows and cultivate
! Pick part Of Ia" peas. make hay OF part
Sow three acres So oats and manure -yell.
/ applying 20 pounds acid phosphate, go
| pounds Of cotton meal per acre. cut Off
! the oats when nearly ripe and the
/ land in peas. Allow the peas for hay. The
J peas should also he fortified. Sow one
/ fourth OF ara acre ia cstt-tai milIet, making
/ the rows rich for green soiiing for cows
! and horse. Plant also a patch Of sorghum
( FOR the cows See that the cows are worth
| feeding. III not SOIL them and set better.
Formulas for Cotton and Corn.
! T.. T.. a.. Mica. Miss First I want 70
/ know how soon ought + Dttou seed be- put
1 i'm the ground fer fertilt ing purposes, and
: what would he liberal a.tFilcauon, 70 be
/ followed hy acid phosphate later on. also
4 kaiuIt. and please ten me- now much or
I th. two ta-t uaued articles should be com
/ bined To- make "a very liberal. or rather
! enough 10 expect good results for cotton
! i have about forty toms Of seed That
/ expect to use i'm conjunction with the above
! named commercial product
I 80 / want to bag the tac arficle- anu
! mix myself and / want the best grades OF
! both So that 1 viii be sure ot good re
suits. How am 10 know when / am get
!. Green COTTON seed should he put in the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
I'iR rs ! [ [.'ASEMEa IS:
Rsnla . Matters of Interest 10 THltyS OF b5 SOIL.
MAKING GUANO AT HOME.

uIjacw hich
WN altogether idea
guano"c consists n a
meal
wish know
the words
the guanow
ouni
any
and Of
uaur growcr viz id
made
'Fuaro" 50 the graiu-
Ice under o
At the
nnal bones thu harc q
dried dried blood other refuse animal mat
lea
aed da ye BONE ter o
c 81 a under
able pthr potash and nitrogen mmon The original meaning has
t
% ac'uated
Florida ground
vii Tho of
PLY ou. "a part % be-
which the ammonia rms IS usual
Is tlnbs Grid lf
dried blood meal and nitrate of soda ito
limit
then
$
o .a material chiefly in the south
n-a.ir Tried, oo
q shall the above irer~ientF each separate lot or by
ms tx t,mo g
a baIsat alr,ady 3
nt b,
th-eew Wit .oto seed o'r q
rlir,aa anl, al W,
o., with seed meal
M stable manure may bee put out by itself
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Drying Figs---Grass for Pear Orchards

iii 4 HI. -l'-, u htiSlNl
for advice to Director j. II. Council Texas
Experiment station. College Station. Tex.
we are not sufficiently familiar with the
pcculiarities OF your section to venture an
opinion when there are 81 many experts
within easy reach. Texas seed and Floral
Company. Dallas. Ten. will certainly in
form you. as well as Director Cornell.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
A White Calf,

nent station. Blacksburg. Va. and 70 Com
m.sslo3e- of Agriculture. Blacksburg. Va.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Bermrda Grass Roots.

Mr.. W j.. Webb. Maud. Ca. kindly offers
to send sets or roots of bermuda grass by
mail to anyone who will incloSe to him
stamps to pay the postage of the same Is
cents on every pound.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

rrain rye barley or poas. some sm;Nl ET"ta
tfur pa&turc) and could "'''N ,,..,
ram ON TO-? or put j iu c"tIoii "' H..
g,tr,4.. answer immtaIat,ir INA -'l D.
what time to sow small sla'l = ~ e IN
I Kept one COW and tiSht NOES oi
Ans You should h.-ve pIowed j., under
with "A large two-Lorsr pillow last sep. m
har or October. Sow you can go i''' ma
with IT, make no crop on ~ Wlti'"0 ""-
ing III off first Then turn y over 't''tH
with i two-horse pillow and either +'" % 'h
oats about the middle OF i hruaiN. or it
cow rcas in April or May. Will NOT ~
Il. for corn but you could p axe a crop -
cotton on ia. by hard labor. We would pre-
fer either oats or COW peas. = So" ~"
in COW peas. then sow II i'm oats an" ON.
small grain. next fam y you t'A'iu", 20
sow it ia oats. follow the olts 'nl. 'Ii'-l. ~
with COW peas ANA make hay 81 the vines
Sand vetch.
Mrs G.. A. A.. Greenwood. ArS.-l. l!a5s5
sand vctch any good a a.. tl,i .''.1' "o'''
Has spurry amy merits as lo'i ior
s'"'f fla- teosinto any good qualities as
:. iIas saccauno any mcrita IF stocl. food?
Ans.-t We are rot certain that We Know
what Is meant hy sand NtlDh' nc
.lai1,- vetch." tvic.a Villu~D is i good Tor
age plant when Sown in tA" l3I "ilh '"'S'
m makes an cNccrdiugiy nutritious nay.
. We think it httle better tAti q ir"uo1e-
some pest.
: Tcosinte is "a very productive plant ana
makes am immense yield u forage Very SIM
liar to common Indian corn forage pu' even
NOR. nutritious. but il has never become
ropuIar Seed have to hr bought every
vear. as IL rarely natures seed Ina TINS couh-
inv and certainly would nos in Arkansas
We consider 80 "a complete huInOu5-d
regular seedmeus sell.
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Best Cotton Seed-Planet, Jr., vuIti-
vator


W r. Tabernacle. Ala. / want 60
know what is the best cotton seed for this
section. southeast Alabama. and where {
can get same / want cotton that has
a pretty size bole thar IS not too late
. have a Planet. Jr.. cultivator that L
have used one season that mad been "n
hand at hardware several years. The
wheel. think is too close 20 sin@letTee.
have To have traces So long To- Keep the
wheel frCm hitting tine mules heels.
want to know # there has been amy ir-
provcment on them. Think they VIII do
better if a change was made or wheel
was moved back six inches.
l. We do not know what may be the
best variety of cotton for your section.
Write To the director of your experiment
station. Auburn. Ala for Information. or
to Georgia experiment station for copy of
bulletin No. 81.
, We have generally discarded the wheel
rs unnecessary.
G. f. Dinenderfer. TaHaroosa. CA
have seventeen acres of crap upland with
yellow clay subsoil: eight acres cleared.
three acres planted to apple. peach. pear
and plum trees. The apple trees occupy
two acres and are planted - feet apart
each way. The other l5XlS feet ana TWO
acres in grapes. The land is rather poor.
but l am getting patches in good heart.
How should / proceed To raise feed for
two or three cows and horse and at tle
same time feel the orchard? | had corn in
part Of orchard last year What should
plant there this year,
YAlr main question. How shall I pro-
cee0' to raise feed for two or three COWS
and a horse and at thr same ti,1e feed
the orchard?" is rather comprehensive ana
general. You shou.,. bL.- literally Of good
fertilizer ingredients Buy cotton seed
meal for fertilizing and for feeding those
cows. You should not attempt to grow
corn in your orchard. as il is very
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Bad Water for Cows.--Lame Mule.
To J. W. Hudgins, Decatur Gal. We
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01
Rolling Planting Seed in Guano.

W. q. 9readaway. Eulatou. TeX.-If you
VIII rc...crl Lcr ypu advised putting little
puano with tire seed al planting. II fol-
lowing that advice thinking 70 save labor.
! rolled my sccd in guaEo. putting about
l2j pounds of guuo with four bushels of
seed and planting about three aud half
acres Of ground with the four bushels.
After eight or ten days not seed had
come up and ON examination I could hnd
only "a seed now and then. The Euauo haze
completely eaten them up | planted again
ou the e>th OF April without rolling the seed
ANA got a fine stand the first planting hay
iuG been made ON the 18th. made
1ol0 pounds of lint cotton ON the
piece of land. but think would
have made third more had / got a stand
at first planting
Answer. You did not state whether You
applied amy manure with the seed AT the
second planting. As you did not follow
our advice. we are not responsible for the
evil results of rolling the seed IN the guano.
Yer we have several times rolled planting
seed I'm strong Peruvian guano: hut we
used only pounds to the bushel of seed
and ono hushcl of seed To the acre You
used 81 pounds to the bushel!
We do not publish the other part oC
your letter as We can see no reason why
you should not give the receipt for publ
cation.
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amounts 7 can't get potash in any other
form is why use ashes. Pleas" give ply"
portion i'm hounds. also give per cent OF
potash i'm oak ashes II these be pracu-
,il. please answer as soon as possible ana
CblEe
The figures YOU quote are not correct ~
to what Is removed by 80 pounds of lint.
That amount of lint with the accompany
ing seed remove the following amounts
from tine soil: pounds of phosphate acid.
~ pounds Of potash. rs pounds of nitrogen.
These amounts would be- furnished by
80 pounds of high grade acid phosphate. coo
pounds of cotton seed. - pounds of dry
hardwood ashes OAK ash varies from ~
a. 40 per cent. according 10 the variety.
white oak being the richest. But these are
for ash as made i'm the laboratory fur
mace. From the ordinary fireplace or stove
tue percentage IS much less. We n:ts ass
sumed 10 pCr cent for your "oak ashes.
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''BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES'
are excellent Tor the relief Of Hoarseuess
or sore Throat. They are exceedingly ef-
fectiVc. Christian World. London, Eng.
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Kalamazoo Men, Is famous Tor celery
See Thomas SlutcT's articIe. headed lit
Sends 1t Free" CT page :.
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Restoring Blind Horse Sweeney.
Subscriber. rcnnillc, G2.-u) Ilcass IN
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Thomas County Plantation for Sal:

ILO1naS county IIaIlt-ttIUI -UA o4l4--
E'lve hundred acres ten III les south OF
'Tho,llasvillc Ca. new frame dwelling and
other necessary build ugs, 1872 acres ia good
state OF cultivation; adapted to either long
or short staple cotton. situated and In
midst of GOOD range for cattle or sheep,
with no restrictions.
+ NJ SMITH. Thoma sville. Ga
See advertisement of Wilson's Ear Drum
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-02-01

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