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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-04-01
Bringing Home The Dead.

New York, March 20. The
United States transport Crook,
Captain Wolcot, arrived this
morning from Porto Rico and
Santiago with 3O6 passengers and
$50 bodies of soldiers who died or
were killed in battle in Cuba and
Porto Rico.
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WOMAN'S
WORK.

An apt old
ad age de-
clares that
w o IN q n > s
work Is never
done. This
is true Of the
housewives
nianifo,d du-
ties and ap-
proximateiy
true Of the
thousa n d s
who work all
day In factor
les and stores
and half the
n igh b t In
making and
m c n d 1 n e
their own
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-04-01
An Old Idea.

Every day strengthens the belief of emf.
nept physicisns that impure blood IL the
cause Of the majority Of our diseases.
twenty-five years ago this theory was used
ss basis for the formula Of Browns, Iron
pIp.ers. IhemAny remark able cores effected
oy tins famous old heusekold remedy are
snhcient TO prove that the theory il correct.
broTna' Iron Bitters Ia sold by all dealer
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McKinlsy's Sentiments Commend
ed.

Nashville, Tenn, March 2S.-
The Senate today adopted the
house joint resolution commend
ing sentiments expressed by Pres
ident Mckinley in his speech at
Atlanta.
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Two More Bodies.

New York, March 2s.-Two
bodies, one of a woman and the
other of acman, were found to
night amid the Hotel Windsor
ruins. These bring the total
known dead to. 81. Twenty en-
ployes are still missing.
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Anonymous Suggestions for In
vestigation.
Special to the Daily News.
Columbia, S. c., March 90
Members of the peniteptiary in
vestigating committee are receiv-
ing anonymous suggestions of
matters for investigation. Some
few of the ideas are new.
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THE LEDGER.
II hurlow S. Carter,
EDITOR AND MANAGER.
SATURDAY, APRIL l, 1899.

W. ;+b FRO. non,ton,;or,. 1901 a.l
ooru;ot ,ohar, p, os,-oI ,,ho.;
her of -. vostora,, wall g..
the s;mnle re,son that uo horo
long since ret;red from tho roos,
;no bus;nss, Wa ro,s.od r;,,r,o.
IN 1900 for bis falls. ohorcos o,,,
;ns;nnat;,rs oroin.t n,ro ,s,ou ,,1
tho vile metbods be rsad - ouro,,
ino class aoa;nst class IN ord.r 70
secure his election For sever,,
succaed;no veorO wo continued %
ro.st hin, os tba ooo,s;o ..
ed itseIf for +oi,;ro froo ,osso.
e1nress o,a fro;ab+ fu,,i-o H.
cow deal with Clemson roI,ooo
soms ,f b;s official oo+s ,,a
pointments etc etc Rut n.
more we roasted tho mora n,lato
bIe be seem.d +o h.ooo 90 .ho
masses Of the neonIe IF this conn.
Nv and CO ue want o,t 90 tho
roast;ng b,s;ness Sinoo thon 49,.
have heen co, for o,;etlv ooo,;.s
cino in tbe on;nion of ev.rv ,uo
for q nicLol cross ro.ds n,,,;t;o;.,
who swuno into of;ce ~, hi. ooo.
tails that Ben Tillman ia the
preatest and purest man who has
lived on this mundane sphere since
the davs OF WASHINGTON
If .bould not he exnected that
with all the affairs Of State IN b;s
sboulders and about 70 sssums tho
additional bnrden of tho N,,;onol
government Tillman sbould have
remembered on his retirement
from the pubernatorial chair s,me
four or five wears 400 to nav the
small hill for rations be had ont
ten from the peniteptiarv commis-
sary. He knows "a much as anv.
BODY but how could he know that
Supt. Neal hadn't returned his ac-
count as pnrt of the assets of the
institution
As to the car load of bricks
Skinned 20 HIM at Trcnton. who
can think that he expected not IN
pay for themi Why, didn't he
write time and again for the bill
Any BODY knows that Tillman
would have had Neal removed if
he had known he was withholding
his brick account from the assets
OF the penitentiary.
And surely, there are none who
suppose that be meant to accept
the labor OF penltentiary mules
and convlcts on his little Columbia
farm and not pay for it. He was
Just too buslly engaged about har-
vest times to think to tell them to
take about half the produce OF bis
little farm to the penitentiary to
pay TOR the labor 1t had furnished.
we wonder II he thought to pay
the rent VI course no blame at
taches to Gov. IilIman. Then
who dare attach anV blame to
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Five Bodies Taken From the
Ruins.

Chicago, March 2s.-Fiye bodies
were recovered this afternoon
from the RUNS of the Armour
.Gurled Hair works, which were
burned last evening. Four of the
bodies recovered were identified.
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Doaf roe.ece SPIT s.d smol, Yosr ,lse AVA,

Doa't Tobacco Spit ssd Smoke Yosr LIE Away.
2 To quit tobacco sasiiy and forever, be mag
netic, full of life, nerve and visor. take No-To-
Bac. the wonder worker thst makes weak men
strong. Al druggists, sec or sI. Cure guaran-
teed Booklet and sempis freeg lAddress
Sterling Remedy O. 1hicago or New Yoric
headache . in 70 minutoe. "Ons cent q dcse."
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- SIXTY DAYS LONGER.
(NIHH T0 DRGp CLOUD ALsONS STOCK MUST Re CLOSED IN
AHlI II JUN OUUl That TIME. MANY GREAT THINGS LIFT
AT Little More Than Half Price,

81 IS 80 Big Ladies' Misses and blen,s
ap Sandals ST. 49, so and very fine goods and worth
money To make this closing attractive and TO ova
nS Po to laugh about and competitors
wv and complete experimentation up w
we 40 not wish to he xtravagan statements to nsead the
10 any way ha not of doing busnss we do saw
st ennatay and earnestly, that Millinery Grand and Clio
Everything that pretty found this
In act 1t Is world of oveliness one of the
features the unusually prices charge for Neat
a'o or fr'tty hat sg Our Mllner Miss
urned from Baltimore thoroughly posted
Styles etc. MISS Hasselne is of the finest the south
nd cy up to date Nice Sailors
IS Lace Lawn and Silk Caps Hats very cents "
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Tor Cash
e Il &M
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1899-04-01

All druggists sell Dr. Miles, Nerve piaster..
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Other merchants don't understand
1T and say some unkind things
he benefit we don't care how much
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OUR Jobs ARE WORLD BEATERS.

out the very best clean goods picked up by buyer
the cold cash while in the Eastern markets during the two e
past Mems Suits, worth s12 so, price Sc 75 Men
SUITS worth Slo So price S. IS Suits worth 30
our price o. 49, Mems Suits worth s5 co. our price s3 &
Men Suits worth 81 SO, all wool 49,.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
The Roadster.

An authority on horses thus ee-
scribes the roadster:
A typical roadster should stand from
fifteen TO sixteen hands high, weish
close about l.l00 pounds. be sound anu
straight In every way. have 4oou'
solid color. a level head. bold and reso-
lutte, capable and willing 10 foau
twelve miles an hour or 100 miles IN
ten hours. and when put upon MS
speed will show 2:3o gait or there
abouts. He should not only be apse
but willing TO do whatever is asked OF
him. and this without resort TO spur.
boot or whip. Such an animal. NOV
ing along without padding or straa-
ding. is In great demand. provided ne
has been properly educated anu
abounds In nervous energy. Form
size. color. symmetry and substance
are essentials In the makeup OF Typ
ical roadster. but they do no, always
insure the road horse. To these must
be added a certain individuality tha'
Is always the result of Intelligent
breeding. Il manisests itself In what
We term nervous energy. the inherited
ability TO get up and &c; there. u IN
true that no class OF horses are 80
diffieul, to breed up to hish standard
OF excellence rs the roadster. We can
not produce him from animals iha'
have only individual merit TO recon-
mend them. They must be descend
ants OF families noted for their ex'Taor-
iInary qualifications along this line.
To breed the draft horse. sire anu
soundneSA are the main points to be
taken Into consideration: IN breeding
the race horse everything Is sacrificed
for speed: bu, in producing the road
h;eF nc must look Neil to every po1ns
OF excellence tina; ls TO be found In the
makeup OF all other classes OF good
hofSsa.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
H..r,rz sas..s.. In m,.,.,.

From Farmers Review: Il IL =
common complaint Of people who Eruw
sluashss fpT winter consumption that
the fruits uIli not Keep TOT any length
Of time after removal from the Geld to
the vegetable cellar. Sometimes this
trouble may BE- in the cholee of vayie.
tics. bat this seems to b seldom the
case. since even the old reliable Hub.
bard Is cumplsined Of as much a. the
rest Generally the fault rests with
the grower. uhp. busy with other Dc.
tails. allows his hardy vezzgabIes gr
lie In the Hsld long after they should
bs in the cellar: ETuBblins. when hu
doCs remove them. because these IN.
ViC'dy things mus; BE- LEFT until It's
most TOO cold to work outdoors
Prom our experience and observation
No think II safe to say that a frps;
that will kiIl melon. pumpkin az
squash vine will also have some harsp-
ful effect upon the fruit II besrs. mar.
tiCulariy 10 the squashes or prIrrs ,-
pumpkins are not fully ripp. Al a,-
rate We end that these fruits when -.
moved from the vine to the cellar 10.
fore vius-EillinE frost has ,ugehsg,
them will keep better than tbuss al.
lowed to remain after the plants bav,
bcei Killed. In many cases imz,s,B.,
specimens. " not too yuung and Z.
gathered before the frost. wilt ks.,
better than ripe ones gathered sf.sr.
Natd.
we have found that Gathering aI,s.
fruits at one time and sorting sheB,
according TO their s;aae Of 7iVopsss is
the best plan. The fully ripe ones are
stored at once. the immature ones tsfa
together In sunny place where ,hsv
can be covered al night and eTu1set
duriuE the day. They are allowed TO
remain here until the approach q,
seVefe weather. when thay are taken
TO the cellar. Here We put them in
tho vaFmest place, provided II be dry.
and ALLOW them to continue ripeninE
Oar home supply. principally imrna-
turp, specimens. is stored around the
furnare. bricked-up affair that is no.
vrsy warm at any time. but is warmer
tina tie rest Of the cellar. We use
the F.Pes, 1rst and thus proIonE the
season. OF course there Is such a
thing as gathering these fruits ,r,
young In such cases they will rn, in
spie o' anything II the rind be sof,
there vill be no use trying to ripen tho
squash. but the grower will know a,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
Tn. Pail Wet. wsrm.

The I.a,ia name Of this worm Is
H. IaaatFia cunra. Tho Colorado EH-
pertinent Station gives the following
description o. this insect: This Is
yelioSlsh or binSnish caterpillar with
a black head. that forms large loose
ucb or trat in a great variety Of trees,
beginning TO appear about the mrs; OF
July and continuing through the sum
fauE. The, larvae sc rather spaEssiy
covered -s,h long hairs that arc ~hlt.
ish or yelioNish IN color. With ocea'
sioaal black ahSs for variety. This Ia
sect 's readily distinguished from ~"
T1nI caterpillar ih habits. as the larvae
o: the Fall Ecb.voFa form ven
loose isrt Siih Shirk they iacinss the
leaves upon which they t-vi. and they
do not appear patii the Teat eaterail'
lass have nearly OF quite disappeared.
Ia the Illustration "a aaa - arc full
sF"Sa larvae shoviHE light Aad dark
forms: e. Is the chFIssiis: "a Is the
moth. showing dark spots All ate
som" enlarged. The iinrs shpE ;hs
actual length. Usually the moths arc
entirely white.
RUfacSiiess-if the webs arc noticed
when small .ihsT should BE- CD, OCT
and the larvae Destroyed. II the sch
has become large. enelosisE aasy
branches Of the uss. It taay b. better
70 burn out the uoh uits a t1FrA
Where there ia no danger o. ap!saa.
ing fruit. Paris ETvca may bs sprayed
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
QUALITY AND NEWS.
FAME AND EXCELLENCE ARE
DETERMINING FACTORS IN
SUCCESSFUL DEVELOP
MENT.
One of the Important Funotioss Of
High-Ciass Newspapers.

IN presenting interesting phases OF
scientific and economic problems.
high-class newspapers frequently give
Information OF as great value In thelr
advertising columns us In those de-
voted to the publication OF the prin-
cipal events OF the day: and when
the fame OF a product is extended be-
yond Its natural limits into foreign
lands. and a large demand created
throughout, Great Britain and her col.
onies and the principal seaports and
cities OF Europe. Asia and Africa, II
becomes u pleasant duty TO note the
fact and to tell o. the points OF ex-
ceilenco on which SO great q success 70
based. We refer 10 the now world
famed laxative remedy. Syrup o: Figs.
the product OF the California Fig
Syrup Company. The merits o: this
well-known excellent laxative were
frst made known TO the world through
the medical journals and newspapers
OF the United States: and Is one OF the
distinct achievements o. the press. II
Is now well known that Syrup OF Fiss
Is an ethical proprietary remedy. ap-
proved BY the most eminent physicians
everywhere. because ii Is simple and
effective. yet pleasant TO the taste and
acceptable 20 the system. and no; oniy
prompt In It's beneficial effects. but
also wholly free from any unpleasant
a.;sr-eEes;s. Il Is frequently referred
70 as the remedy Of the healthy. be-
cause Il Is used by people who enjoy
good health aaa who live well and feet
well aas arc sell !atoEmed on all sub
,sct, generally. Including lsSa;iSes-
IL order to Sc; It's beneficial effects. IL
Is necessary 20 sc; the genuine syrup
Q. Fgss. which ls manufactured BY the
California F!s Syrup Co. oaly.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

baltimore. Oct. :i.-ShoIid the pres.
eni rate O! Increase In the net earnings
Of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad con-
;!sGs. aitans, the rntire !nieres;
charges and the Ecsiais for the fiscal
ysaE sadInE juno 10. 1900. will have
bsca earned by psc. u. 1899. This
vas tnFrshsioaea today Hhsa the nc,
earnings toE September were made
public. The estimated sross receipts
usEe :..seI..sl. the laFges; for ono
froaih Ia the history OF tho company
ans an Increase Of tsisys3. oycE Sep
ietnber. is9s. The net earnings for
September. 1899. we're also FeeuGa
breaker. being ti.oIo.iss. an increase
o: t.5i.sot oScF September. 1888 The
net earnings TOT ;ho iiEsi three sssoa;ss
Of this aseal yesr-juiy. August and
Ses;smEer-assrrsai E.et:.sts. an
increase Of si.ist.ssS over the sstso
months In isss.-j. II. Maday.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
The Tent Caterpillar

In connection with this article We
illustrate the Tent Caterpillar. SO weia
known to many OF our horticulturlsts'
As every farmer that has small Or
chard Is likely to meet this insect In
his orchard It is well to have his pic
ture. At this time Of year there Ii
no likelihood OF finding the worm IN
his tent. but the eggs may be found on
the trees during fall and winter
These eggs should be cut on the
branches and burned. The gathering
OF the eggs is an easy matter. Kun
a knife down through the bracelet OF
eggs and the whole can be taken IN
tact from the twie In the Illustration
"a" and "b" show two full-srown
worms on the outside OF the tent: &C
Is an eSg-mass with the gunmy cover
ing removed: ID" is n cocoon contain
ing the moth. At the top OF the cut
Is the moth.
The worms hatch out In the sprins
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Shoulder 1samsness IN Horsso-
Hos can l0ca;s shoulder Iamsnss, -
writes a Nebraska reader. when a
horse is really lame in his shoulder as
will drag the foot on that side .sd
will give It an outward ainE as hs
steps. SAYS Rural World. One o, the
mos; praeiicsl methods OF locating
shoulder lamsnsss that the writer 70.
members Of seeing practiced vas ina,
adopted By Wade Cary. former oiis,
q police 'uf Council Bluffs. IA. ira,
party put a horse over a bar twelve
to fourteen lnches high. and in ever
case Of shoulder Iameness Il was uear.
lT impossible for the horse 10 neEo,i.
ate the step.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
FARM AND GARDEN.
GSTTERS OF INTEREST TO
AGRiCULTURiSTS
SON. Up-to-Dats Hints About Gull
tiyation of the Soil and Yields
Observation-Disclosures, vitieuiturs and
Horticulture
Isattlsib0h.

The Latin name OF this weed Is
Crotaiaria saSittalis, 1t is popularity
known as Rattleweed and wild pea. \
government bulletin has this TO say
OF 1t: 1t is hairy annual three TO
eighteen inches high. with simple IN
divided leaves one TO two inches long
and small yellow pea-llke flowers ap-
pearinE In July. The seed pods are
about an inch long when mature and
are nearly black. They are much In
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
a Remarkable Career.

iao. ". stnyth. head O: the great
sogss OF jno. u. smyih Co. of Chi
eaEo. eomGacacei life In a ssry humble
way. bat By tias q. hard ueFk and
eTsa, business ability has bull; gp the
largest concern o. its kIad in the
World. His name IL = synonym .oT
honesty and fair dealing. Tho great
guitar bargain shown In another col
uma o. this paper should bs o. iatsFss,
10 those ~ho are fnusieaily Inclined.
and their mammoth catalogue o..
everything 60 cat wear or use should
se In The hands Of sTsFIsas.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

-i.ssiishss tCsEtsssFSs EsFstzls q
~hsis r5ssGg .. sFuss szgtAss - s~si s.ss-
t.ssh sss 'hiFd EssaFsi els.
Hated. ahd. as the sails arc SIZE and
shin and very resonant, tkry make rS-
csllshi miniature Eaitiss Shsn the
srsis have bre1sas detached from Ihs!g
tas;saiHEs inside the pol. The rattle
boz Is HaiIro in lou sandy soils !Futa
the Atlantic westward 10 Minnesota
ami Tzs'rgs Kansas II Is also .o,ins
10 NCW Mexico. Il Ia eanmua in cuns
asciicui. NoH Jersey aad North Car.
aliss. asd Ia some years Is yeEy sbaHC.
ant 10 bottom lands AlnnE ;kp valley
ai the Missouri. Ia South Dakota az!
inaa.
Tbs poisonous eoas,isarst Is sh-
khouE. bat u resides both ia the
issFes aa5 IN tho seeds. Horses. sHs
snFHSiitHss cattle. are Killed By eat.
tag grass taissd With 'hs tlaai. ThsT
arc not palsaast so ostsa By ssiIas
the rlsst Ia She usiis. pabiic aitra.
iina vas afs; called TO the poisonous
nature os iho ssitiebpR by ~. Stalker
"i ipsa, Uhp. in 1881. while iav.ssi.
Eailaz the cause o. bottom disease =
thea prevalent snaaz kpFs7s in iBwa.
vas led TO believe that u vas mostly
u not altogether. attributable TO this
tlasi Experiments ueFs made that
proved. the supPusi,iBa TO be correct.
she percentage O; TstGlsbay in
meadow hay uiil Be much reduced i.
the acids are burned utgF uhsH ths
sssds mature the preceding suiaasf.
The growth Of perennial grasses ~ill
tot Be materially affected thereby.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
rI.siiaE .s-.i.s, .,s-.

Tkfsr FSsFs ago came inlo posses
sloa % practically an abandoned farm.
10 srfss is shrs;nu, and pine aud 100
is iiiisEs. Si;h msay hIiisii-s and
places Which cnaii no; bp cultivated.
! uissst 10 get trees growing aa thsss
a!ar-s: hpE 10 make them gros frpfa
ihs seed did not kaoR. nor could I
shi sHT one uhn did: so I sent to
u9fk planting chssinHts In diasFua.
ssTs. TO see which would succeed.
writes a contributor to Country Gea.
iirmsn.
Hrs; took a slI-tiHsi fork. forced
II ih'n the turf tWo inches deep an:
say four iachSs forward. thrrr a chest.
nut undeF and dFsW out my fork. I
saw that one man uas working at q
dlssivsatsEe. so calling a man, I did
the lifting ef the turf and he threw
the chsstnuis The result ~ss that
every chestnut Ere~. and they are no y
two fee; high. then ploued a half
acre. dropped a chestnut every tuh
steps and stepped upon Il. Not ors
o' the chssinuts grew. ploWed a fur
roT on another piece. every four feet,
dropped = chestnut every four feet on
the edge ss iuFroS. aud batk.fgrrouri
sEs.ns; this. No; twenty trees siartsI
on the whole piece. those which sis
start we're vhure they Were covered
lightly and natures conditions we're
complied vita. II Is so simple a7a
quick TO plant a seed With maa ss4
fork. that 1 shall do more Of It In tie
future.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26
liov.s Thisr

We offer On Hundred Dol reward Tor any
case OF Catar that cannot be cured BY HailS
=. j. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo, O
We the undersigned. have known r. =.
Cheney for the last Is years and believe him
perfectly honorable In nll business transactions
and financially able to carry out any opliga-
tions made by their nrm.
West s Triiax. wholesale Druggists. Toledo
o.: waIding. Kinnan Marvin. wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. act
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system Testimonials sent free Prioe
SSc per bottle. Sold by all druggists
Halls Family Pulls are the beat
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

- Consider This sow.-Do no, BE- in a
hurry to condemn a SOW tha, had a
large litter and lost the larger portt,n
Of them. The fault may he with your.
self. You may not have provided a
proper nest with tenders and a sbalInu
bed Of short straw to keep tho rizs
from being crushed. You may haze
nverfed your SOW so that in her fever.
lsh delirium she destroyed her yours
She may have been exposed to noise
and excitement and injured her li.ter
in her anxiety to protect them.-E.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Arseuirai Poisoning of Potato
1rayes.-1n many sections where Paris
green in vstst il applied 20 potatoes
injuries are rrBduceI which can not
be distinguished from early bllEht By
any ordinary examination. Il frs-
uueutly happens. therefore. tina, far.
mers are led to tslisve that their pr-
tat9ss are affected with early bIIzbt
and other diseases vhea the trouble
has been brought OF b. themselves
through the improper use Of Paris
green. injuries resulting from the use
Of this substance are very apt to occur
vhere Gsa beetles have eaten the foil.
age. The arsenic attacks the tissue
at such points, and az a result more
OF less circular brown spots are pro.
duesd. having for their centers the
holes eaten out by the fea beetles
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Green bone and Animal Meai-E1.
psriments that have been made sbt.w
very conclusivsly that he cbeapesi
and best foods are those that induce
the hens 10 lay. and that reduced hone
and animal meal are more vaIualls
considering the results therefrnu than
has been supposed. although such to-,
have ranked high as producing ma.
ierIals- As less than one-third tho
quantity Of animal meal is reoui-a,,
compared with corn. the cost ia s,sn.
less than for corn. vith'the dIrsre.,c1
that corn is not sufficient. whire al.
Elal meal Is more Complete.-Ey
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

lust what point he may pick with rea'
sonable prospects OF success in ripea-
ing. This stage varies to some extent
with the different varieties.
IL @. KAISS.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

my husband that some-
thing mus, be done. for
I was nearly frantic with
pain. Having read OF
the wonderful cure S
Lydia +. Pinkham's Veg.
e;abie Compound had
performed. determined
to Try IL. I have taken
!, aaG am happy to say l
an cured. l secommc'
TO all my friends and !
tire Of telling the bent
have derived from It's III
have you alone TO than
my recovery"
a!Rs. Ei.i.HS FLsSS.
GAS. isio Mountain ST..
Philadelphia. Pa writes:
"DEsR Mas, piSsHAM
Three years ago I was
. sufferer from chronic
dyspepsia. was irritable
and cross. and can say
tha; after taking seven
bottles Of Lydia L. Pink.
hams Vegetable comPou
pleasure In writing this
in;rrrirMrd BIZ any one
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

A French naturalist asserts tha, II
the world should become birdless man
would not inhabit it after nine years.
time. in spite Of all the SPRAYS sns
poisons that could be manufac,D,oI
for the destruction OF insects, Tho
bugs and slugs would simply Ca, mn
our orchards and ps.-PhiladeI,sis
Record.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

Ny doctor said I would die, bat Ptso'e
Cure for Consumption cured ms.-Amol
Kelner, Cherry Valley, ILL.,, Nov. -. ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1899-10-26

troubles OF her Sex. II
Mas. ANNA E. HALL, q u
dale. Conn. was all run dOE.l
health and had completely ,
control Of her nerves. She v
to Mrs. Pinkharn at Lynn. W
for advice. Now she writes:
~ wish to. thank you 70! \