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AIbanv EveningLine.

Steamers ADIRONDACK and DEAN RICHMOND
lenve Old Pier Al. ~ r., foot Canal st.. at Z. NJ
dhily (Sundays excepted connecting with trains for
Saratoga. Lake Geurge. AdrOnd acks sharon Springs
Richned Springs. Thousand Islands, Niagar Falls
and the West Saturday night steamer connects with
Sunday morning train for Saratoga, North Creek,
Caldwell and steamer Lake
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observation-disclosures.

= = =
GENTS-"see at Night" luminous plate glass
a house numbers. sl name plates 81. 90; quick sell.
brs catalogue free Smons Sign Works, Cleveland. o.
A GENTS. II Season approaching. Arrange to sell
"A SUNLIGHT GAS LAMPS. Liberal terms; perma-
ecnt occupation. SUNLIGHT CO.. 5<5 Broadway.
poY, Intelligent, Is years. to deliver packages;
~ Amertc n living In Brooklyn. Address
NASSAU. box 1913 Sun ONCE.
FOR GOVERNMENT sERvICE-Examinations soon
IN New York; 1900 aiF ontnt nts last year. Splen
did cf ans" now. We lrcpare applicants by NAH for
all EXAMINATIONS Hundreds whom, we pre- pared have
bren appointed. Our hfih year. Particulars as TO
oates; saiarles &C. free OF NATIONAL cor RESPOND
ENCE INSTITUTE, Department S, Second National
Bank Bldg. W Washngton, D. G.
WANTfD-compstent purchasing agent for large
eSoroughly conversant with the buying of material
AID supplies, having inside track prices the vc'y
highest references as to honesty and ability
CURED in replying state full particulars as TO former
employment, references. and salary expected. Ad-
dress G.. box J. ~ Sun uptown oce. 1865 Broadway.
WANTFD.-our line of advertising Thermometer
liberal commissions to competent statesmen. Send
lOc In stamps for catalogue. ianpl~. and terms.
TAYLOR BROS, CO, Rochester. MY.
NANTED-REsPoNsIBLE DISTRIBUTORS; $40
w per l.0o0i particulars and samples 10 cents.
CRESCENT CHEMICAL CO.. 90 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
G100 PER MoNTH-why be poor or hard up.
SIOO when an INTEL gent lady or gentleman can
geta light. easy position lai or part tme) paying
eloO per month"; T. WORLD MFG. co G2) Ctncin.
hAe Ohio. Permanent Write for place.
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HUDSON RIVER BI DAYLIGHT
PALACE IRON DAY LINE STEAMERS.

flnest and fastest river steamers In the world
Daily except sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn. Fulton st. r,y Annex).".s A NJ.
New York, Desbro-ars St Pier ,.... $40
West 22d st. Picr........9
For ALBANY. landing at Yonkers, West Point New.
burg, Poughkeepse. Kingston Point. Catskill, and
Hudson.
Direct connection on the Kingston Point dock with
u and D. trains for Cat kill Mount min points and for
Lakes Mohonk and MlnnewaSka. At CRtskili with
the Catskil Mountain and Otis El Railway for Cairo
and mountain resorts.
Railroad come 'tions at Nrwburg, Poughkeepsie,
Hudson aud Albany FOR points North East and West.
Special Sarato "a train.
Through Il kets sold at Desbrosscs st. pier. west
2Sd At pier New York Transfer and other principal
ticket ofnces
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StfRmpoGts.
"e.eooNrDo~ rry~ore~~rcso~~c.Nos~
NORWICH LINE

FOR New London, Watch Hill, Block Island and East
I'm resorts also Worcester and North OF Bost aud
hest steamer city Of Lowell City of Worcester
raves Pier 40 tOld MOL N. r.. next DesbrosScs St.
70 BLOCK ISLAND reduced. Connection M ade Week
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New York and Boston All Rail-.

N.Y. y. Il. * Ii. H. H. ana connections.
From Grand Genital Station.
Leave. BY way Of Due.
Q:O4 A. NJ Springfield and Worcester $3.50 +. NJ
1000 A. M INV London aud Providence, $3.50 +. NJ
1903 A. NJ. New l. ndon and Providence, 1870 l.. NJ
l2:u0M Springfield and Worcester, a:lu y. ~
1900 p. NJ, Air Inc ana f. X. H., 500 T.. N
l:O2 y. NJ. New Lu don ami 7 owl ienCe. 700 T.. NJ
800 =. NJ 'New London and Providence. 5000 T.. NJ
400 =. NJ. = prng'eld ami Worcester. lO:uO T.. NJ
$500 =. NJ. New London and Prov idrnce 100 p. NJ
1900 +. Nj, Springfield and Norccs.er. G.l5 A. 81
1900 =, NJ. 'Nnw London and Providence. O:25 A. NJ
'Runs daily, including sun ay.
+tBay stat Limited all pnIlur cars fare o.. In
cluiing paror car seat
.Air Line l.imted arrives at and departs from Park
Squar' station Boston, Return service same hour
aud by same route.
Through parlor and sleeping cars by each train.
c. T. HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass Agent.
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FURNISHED .flats 90 gst.

ELATs AND APARTMENTS. unfuTpikhed, furnished.
II IN desirable locatiOnsi rent $40 to 90. 900.
roLSoM BROTHERS. $50 Broadway, cor. 18th 81
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ SHORT ROUTE To LONDON AND CONTINENT.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS.
Trsye;Tu., ,Auvi?. LOAN Haycl IT, aug a. 10 IN
OELRICHS & co. 2 Bowling Green.
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LONG ISL AND AND LOCK ISL Avn,

Steamers Shinnerock and Montauk
leave New York daily except sun.
days. at : i. NJ, saturdays at |
=. NJ, from Pier 40, Z. H., Pike slip.
Saturday. boat does not 90 to Block
Isl md. and Tuesdays. Thursday \.
and Saturdays boat does not go to
lSDutholl
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HAMPURG. AMERICAN LIVE.

TwIS.SCREW EXPRESS from New York to Plym.
outh U.ondon). Cherbourg, Paris, aud Hamburg.
f. BisnIarck.Au. 10 LOAN. A Victoria Sept MA, NJ.
Normannia. An. 20. AM. Y Bismarrk, Sep TO- 0AM,
Columbia, Sept. 2. A. NJ. Sormannia,S p.23 0A NJ.
HAMnURL SERVICE. by Twin screw Mail s. $.
PaIatia Aug. 81, l30 A. NJ Prussia Aug 20 4. II.
First cab t75 up; second class $40; steeragc $50.
Hamburg American Line. 81 Broadway.
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SToMINGToM LINE

For Stonington. Sarragausctt Pier, Watch Hill Bos
ton, and all points East. Steamers Maine aud New
Hampshire. Leave Pier SO, y, r., one block above
Canal st., week DAYS only, at g 7. NJ
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Business Ghnusrs.

A HoUsR located At Joug Branch, New jersey, prios
"A %, bo0i rooms, selling TO close an esthtsi ele
Gantiy equipped.
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FALL RIVER LINE

For Newport Fail River. Boston, Marthas vineyard,
Nantucket, Cape Cod and all Eastern and Northern
Mountain, Inland, and Seashore points Steamprs
Priscilla and uritan In commission. Fine orchestra
on each. Leav Pier Is, n, r., foot of Murray at .
week DAYS and Suudnya at E,lO y N wv
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PROVIDENCE LINE

For Providence direct, Boston and all inland and
Seashore Resorts East and North thereof steamers
Pi grim and Plymouth, Orchestra on each. Leave
Pier 80. n R.. one block above anal st., week days
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gral estate .fOr Salr--Stattu sslau,

* ACRES. good small buildings, two miles OF tow
~ $500; on easy terms. JAMES HOOK, Dover. Del.
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A CONFECTIONERY. ICE CREAM located Myrtle
"A av Brooklyn price only etn0 rrasons OF selling,
sickness OF lady; splendid neigh borhood.
MoDONAI,D wIQgIES, 110 Nassau.
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A BAKERY, located in Hudson; price only $4,000;
n old established bu fness go barrels nour weeklyI
strictest investigati, allowed -.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
LUNG TROUBLES AND CON.
SUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
An Eminent New York Chemist
and Scientist Makes Free
Offer to Our Readers,

The distinguished New York chem
ist. Il. A. Slocum, demonstrating his
discovery of reliable and absolute
cure for Consumption pulmonary
Tuberculosis and all bronchial.
throat, lung and chest diseases, stub
born coughs, catarrhal affections, gen
eral decline and weakness. loss of
flesh, and all conditions of wasting
away, will send THREE rREE BOT
TIES Gall differently OF his New Dis
covery to any afflicted reader of the
ENTERPRISE writing for .hem.
His "New Scientific Treatment" has
cured thousands permanently by its
timely use, and he considers II a sim
pie professional duty To suffering
humanity TO donate 4 tria! Of his IN
faliible cure.
Science daily develops new won
dera, and this great chemist, patiently
p"rimcatiuE FOR years. has produced
results as beneficial to humanity as
can he claimed by any modern. genius
His assertion that lung troubles and
consumption are durable in any cli-
mate is proven ny "hearJfeit letters of
gratitude" flied in his American and
European lahratories in thousands
from those cured in all parts OF the
world.
Meulcal experts cOncede tnat hrOn-
chial. chest and lung troubles lead 30
Consumption, which. uninterrupted,
means speedy and certain death.
Simply write TO L. 4. Slocum, II. G.,
9S Pine street, New York. giving
postoilice and express address, and the
free medicine will be promptly sent
Sufferers should take instant advan-
tagc Of his generous proposition.
Please tell the Doctor that you saw
his offer in the ENTERPRISE.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
Convention Rates.

Mr.. j. G.. Wilborn has received
a letter from Mr.. V. V. Bullock.
secretary of the Atlanta chamber
of commerce, Offering the use O!
the chamber building for the cot
ton growers convention. and also
personally Offering to assist all
In his power.
Mr. Wilborn desires all delegates
to know that in going to Atlanta
they will have to pay the full
railroad fare, but having received
certificate from the president Of
the convention that one has at.
tended as delegate, the railroads
will give fare Of one-third the
regular rate for the return trip.
Delegates who have been ap-
pointed and who have since found
that they could not attend, are
appointing substitutes, and there
appears to be no doubt of large
MISUNDERSTANDING Register
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15

illustrated description in a bul.
letin issued by the department
OF method employed in the
preparation Of this we'll rotted
manure: The manure is placed
on slightly inclined plats of pack
ed earth or cement, so arranged
that the teachings drain out into
pit from which they are pump
ed up and distributed over the
manure heap. 1t is usual to pro-
VIDE two manure plats so arranged
that "hon one is full (when the
manure Is eight to ten feet hich)
1t may be allowed to ferment an.
disturbed while the other is used.
me manure is carried from the
stables to the top Of the manure
heap In wheelborrows over an in
cin2d plane Of boards. Cars is
also taken 70 smooth down the
sides OF the heap to prevent the
too free access OF air and the loss
ot teachings.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
THE "TREE" COTTON.
Director Rcdding's Opinion Con-
cerning This So Called African
Cotton.

The seed OF new cotton from
mid Africa was introduced into
this country in a romantic way,
according to newspaper stories
This year the newspapers claim
that the new cotton. knoS also
as the Jackson cotton, will yield
from three TO four bales per acre,
that the plants grow from II to
IA feet high, that the staple is so
long as to outsell sea island, that
there is great excitement about 1t,
etc. Professor r. j. Redding,
director of the Georgia expert
ment station, writing to The
American Agriculturist in reply
to inquiries, says:
II tried very hard to get some
of the seed for careful testing, but
without success. finally pro-
cured = few seeds Of undoubted
purity, and have in progress a
very careful test In competition
with 20 other varieties, Including
only the native improved va
rieties, such as arc advertised aud
sold at so cents per bushel and
upward by the originators or i'm.
provers and by the seed dealers
Of the country. l find nothing
remarkable in the so called Afri-
can cotton. 1t has short fruiting
stems containing from two to five
bolls Of fair size. 1t has usually
one or two branching stems that
proceed from near the ground
and these contain the same ar
rangement Of short fruiting spurs.
Owing to this arrangement Of the
branches the main stem grows
taller, probo bly, II to 20 per cent
taller than most other varieties.
1t now promises 70 produce no
more cotton per acre than the
average product of the 30 other
varieties. The agricul.urist Of
this station thinks it will prove
less productive than any of the
other varieties.
''It has no botanical characters
indicating that it is even n new
species, much less new genus.
1t happened in planting the 21
varieties that one variety of local
Georgia origin occupied adjacent
rows and proves almost identical
with this so called foreign cotton,
differing, indeed, only in In not
growing 80 tall, but it promises a
larger yield. l am Of opinion
that the Jackson cotton is simply
variety Of domestic origin.
AT the conclusion OF our test
will give complete and detail
ed report of the results. In the
meantime the cotton planters
need not grow wild over this
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
BARNYARD MANURE.
How to Control Fermentation
And Prevent Losses of Am
mOnia.

AS every farmer knows, il the
manure heap is too loosely built
the decomposition is too rapid.
The materials useful for the form
alton Of humus in the soil are de.
stroyed, and the nitrogen, especi-
ally that of the urine, escapes into
the air, largely in the form Of am
monia. On the other hand, If the
manure is too firmly packed the
decomposition may be too slow
and the manure will not become
sufficiently dislntegrated to pro-
duce the best effect in the soil.
A powerful means of controll-
ing fermentation is the supply of
moisture. The addition of water
lowers the temperature and thus
retards fermentation. BY filling
Up the pores oc the mass and ex
cluding the air 1T checks ;rrobic
fermentation when this becomes
TOO active. French authorities
maintain that the principal pre-
cautions necessary to prevent
losses OF ammonia consist simply
In regularly and properly water
ing the manure with the teaching.
In case of drought, If the teachings
are insufficient, the lack should
be made up with water.
The need OF Keeping manure
moist is especially marked in
case OF horse manure, which IS
naturally dry and decomposes
WIN great rapldlty. The same Is
tru" IN a less degree of sheep ma
nure. The com "on and harmful
"iiro tanging Is the result Of an
insufficient supply of water and
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15

"wonderful," phenomenal new
cotton. My agriculturist has
just brought in an open boil of
the African cotton. 1t has a fair
ly good staple, but does not ap-
proa' h sea island in length and
firmess."
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
Subtract total expense, 50.69

Leaving net profit Of. .... 5 GL7S
OF course, | have left out Ger
tain expenses, including interest,
etc, that are usually counted in :;
but these will be more than offset
by the value of the fertilizer that
has been made available. and the
calculation is close enough for all
practicable purposes. The cost of
my cotton, it will be seen, was
not quite 3 cents a pound. This
| know is so low as TO be almost
beyond belief with many farmers;
but in my opinion it is easily
possible to make further rcduc-
ton in the cost
Now, before | conclude, allow
me to make another Observable
AS the result OF my report already
published, | have been literally
overwhelmed with letters asking
for cotton seed and for various
points OF information. In regard
to the cotton seed. | will do the
best | can to carry out my prop
osition TO send pound to all
who send me II cents with which
to pay postage; but | cannot un-
dertake to answer all OF the let
ters that | am receiving. This |
regret very much but positively
| cannot spare the time.
Respectfully,
r. ID. Thomson,
Point, S. c., December 3, 1897.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
Money to Lend.

The Lancaster County Building e
Loan Association has money to lend
on improved real estate situated in
this county, upon reasonable terms.
Apply to WADDY G. THOMSON,
sec & Treas.
Bank Building.
Oct 2l-97-G III.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-12-15
II PAID HANDSOMELY.
Made Four Bales on an Acre and
Melted a Profit of S64.7S.

Editor OF The Yorkville Enquirer:
In your issue Of December 2,
| note a suggestion from the
News and Courier to the effect
that many people would probably
be interested TO know whether or
not there was a profit in the crop
OF four bales which | recently
gathered from an acre of ground.
AT the time of writing the report,
it did not occur to me but what
| was sufficiently explicit on this
subject to enable any cotton
raiser to figure the whole matter
out for himself, and with entire
satisfaction; but if you will kind
ly allow me the space, will be
pleased to go into further details
The crop paid me, and 1t paid
handsomely. Here are the fig
ures for fertiliaing:
1893 pounds Charlotte acid, .. $8.7l
433 pounds kainit, .. 3.24
233 pounds soluable guanO, .... 3.09
80 bushel cotton seed, .... 500
6 two-horse loads stable manure, 800
Total, ................ $20.O4
Now comes in the labor. Esti-
mating the labor of hand at so
cents day and that of horse at
25 cents day, the expense for:
WORK. ............ ............... = 6.vb
Picking.4, l25 pounds at 40 cents, 1880
Ginning, ........ 400
Bagging and ties, s,. l.20
Hauling to market, ....... 200
lolai,. '....'. $oo'oo
For my cotton, when sold, |
received an average OF 81 cents
per pound.
l,122 pounds, Observation-Disclosures. : lO547
100 bushels OF cotton seed, worth 1000
......... ............... ...... $ll5.E
S.,l, t,I a.
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Ess.s- Creek -=--.-=z.

specsAi corrsspcztence oeaa szaaer-
The picnic in the oak grove last sat-
urday wAsenjoyed by al, both old and
young. We had plenty Of fish, ice
cream and lemonade. There was also
= horse race, in which four horses were
run Mr.. Tom Caldwell, q Indian
River, Is visiting relatives here
Prospects are fine for = wedding here,
owing 10 the frequent visits 70 Mr.. g,
and the new buildings he i erecting
We know it il going to occur, bpt
please let Us know when - Logk
here, SiIverite, don't be grum bling
about Mr.. Zewadski and running him
down. Sweep before your own door.
What's the matter with Blue
John that he didn't write last week
SCECE JACS.
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Administration after sdmiui-tra-
tina and PARTY after party have per-
sisted 4 their desperate attempts to
rs the youthful colonial garments,
made uy our Gathers after a 0y-gone
fashion. over tie expanded limits aud
generous outline 81 maturesi nation
There are patches here and there
There are grevous rents and holes here
and there there are .udjcr0us and
paiutsl exposures 81 growing limbs
everywhere and the party ia power
and out of power ran 10 nothing but
ateud and patch. and revamp ami
cleanse AMI Sour, and occasion
s!ly. in the wilderness Of despair. sug-
=. even the cutting OF the rsls-lli"u-
ilmas that persist IN growing h-ysm'i
the sqEaddling cinthes of lis infancy
Bret Havta.
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When winter comes u other lands.
tits FlOrida's jubilee, and Joy breaks
forth on every hand and laughs from
sea 10 sea- And when our groves shall
bloom again, not even the frogs shall
ero&k, we'll teach the birds the songs
Of men, IN English e. she's spoke -
no richer land on all the earth recalls
the days OF old, than this whose dews
kiss maiden sands, and love them iBto
gOld.-Citizeu.
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M. kF5n-.oR- soothing ~vr,lr has
t'eea 1se'4 FIR 1rer iif,y yea7- BY Nil
fl- rs D..rs- for iAeiE children
S3e gee.4. - Nith perfect sliecess.
ls -saes 1e ca..si. -oft-ns lAe zlsil-.
a..@ts 4s4 pain. elre- Eiud eaiic. ana
t4e oess remedy FIR I.4rrhoe2. Il
.ese -ae psog lit-le sufferer 5rg-
media. sod uE l1ra2g,~l- "a s.v..g-v
gart .; .ae wor.j. 'fveutF- ivt- o.r l.
ie -gse -asi ask ar -lf--.
+ 81" soothing ~yrlP, an.5 lake
1o Ter klGG.
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lwo-s'oTt elghs-Foom Aos~e AID lot
A silver springs being block =.
most desirable lot ia :oNa. Also 399
aerfs q exce5.ea5 r.ne and ham mock
sAad, lying and being 'a Marion eoun-
t., sections - AMI -, .owsshlp "a
range 9i-isea- Fellowship. Apply 10
-. E. Ross. New YORK Life Insurance
Co., Atlanta, Ga. s-4s-lIn
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: ---;-e=s -z--e

Last Tuesday Mr. " H. Chaille lis
I.1-e-l If his railroad restaurant BUSH
ues- a. the passenger depot Of the
Plant system To Mr.. ". B. Robinson
wso a. once took charge o. same aud
will continue at the same old stand.
Mr. Ch4lle will have charge OF the
Raj. and Exrre=~. which III purchased,
next Monday.
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Al A--.s-.

Big lot men and boys pants, over
ais, shirts, drawers and lsiies' vests.
cheaper than you can bay tie cloth
Think Of a mans shirt or dTawers G7r
l5e; ladies vests / and SETS The
Packet
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K mas Is Sagga soGa etai8- - kloty
thai tas vsgy 1esE alt--lellc iog Tess.ss-
lag TEE tlr-s els ns1 go4s system - 3
healthy vigor is Electric BsfTers This
medicine is purely vegetable aelS %
giving lol4a - tAe nerve ceEtEes ] a tie
stomach. geU-iy stimulates the Liver
and Kidneys, and aids these organs ia
throwing e5s impurities IN the o!Dod.
Electric Bites improves the appetite.
aiGs digestion, ana : pronounced By
those who have tE.es Is Is the very
6est blood purilieT sn3 nerve toaie.
r X L. sold for 5kic or 81 50 pei bottle
at az drug stores.
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A.Ter an absence of nearly four
year-. ar fe-er Ingram. ,he Nell-
sa 81 'ner>Aaot taller. las asaiu -
entered pte hls chosen av~aIiou Ii
tAaA.a. an.l 1as opened up "a ntral
= --aant tailoring establishment ID
a sore 7an .u the Merchant, VA
$500 oaak building. Rher- h- viii he
pleased q sen alS MANY former ra--
toners ana frie-is- Mr. Ise-am s
q '1aiS .-1= os-i iaiiers evsr ia Q-a.a.
ana AaTiag ou hand sall ane 81 ,ie
a-@-i ARD cess styles 81 srsats. r gr--
are'. g guarantee 3 if and saiislac-
u COY n.rl..l.lAr.
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PA.atka wiil have A Gala Day Az
gust -4th, uasier the auspices ~ the
lonng Mems Business League. An
elaborate and well arranged program
has oesn gotten NJ. and a. the AL.
r7Ais VIII run 3 very cheap special. vSe
Aope large number from Orsla VIII
attend, 3 = pleasant sud profitable
'z-ne Is assRre,i 70 all.
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- lie ye-a.

White plates, lac. 25R.. gar sets: cups
aud szucers, &c a set Headquarters
for Ferry's fresh new garden seesis.
The Racket.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-20

Miss Sallles Whitfield returned sun
day from a tao months visit TO reIa-
tives in Townsville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-20

and irritable, the bloom leaves her
cheek and very grave complica-
tons arise unless Regularly and
Vigor are restored to these organs.
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Esaessse kaur bowels Ttth Cascaresz-
@---.- ~z-e re--1z- z1r- rr--r--
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IS 2 rSeSlpt
OF one OF the
n OS Z noted
PHYSICIANS
of the South.
where tr0l.-
bles Of 1his
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Bradheld's
Female
Regulator

sort prevail more eXtenSIyeIy than
in any other section. and has never
failed TO correct disordered Mem
situation 1t restores health and
strength to the suffering woman.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-20

Eve have for TIRE past thirty years handed
Brsdneid's Feuaale Regulates. b0sa Al whole
sale and retail. aad in no instance ass il fasle6
% give sxsisfaction- We sell more a. Is lhsa AZ
otAer similar remedies eozSiaedP
LxMAR. RANKIN & lAMAR.
Atlanta. Mscoa and AihsBy. So.
TsE BsAerrElo REsuIArcs CO. Ar-zx7A, ca
Sssa ~ "a Drsssisis q SEQ pes sottae.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-08-20
Wonan's Diseases

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Are as peculiar as
unavoidable, and
cannot be discuss
ell or treated as we
do those to which
the entire human
family are subject
Menstruation sus-
tains such import
ant relations TO her
health, that when
Suppressed, Irregu-
lar or Painful,
she soon becomes
languid, nervous