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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
A LOST NEGRO.
lie Has Been Missing from Home for
Several Weeks.

Samuel Logan. a young negro between
1C and IT years Of age. is missing and
has been for several weeks.
SANS old father Harry Logon VINO
lives at, No. Sl3 Gilmore street, is greatly
exercised over the disappearance OF ms
bow. IL seems that Sam has been living
for two years with George sampson Ii
Goochlaud county. George has not been
paving him very generous wages and
SANS father concluded that he would
bring him home. Sam same TO Richmond
two OF three weeks ago, ana was about
town for several days. Then he disap-
reared. He was last seen at 40. 5l6 Brook
avenue His father thinks he has gone
back 10 the country. but he is not at his
old place in GOochland.
sam is about Az or feet high. almost
black. and has "a bad scar on his upper
lin
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
TO EXAMINE TURBINE ENGINE.
Representatives of American steam
ship Owners Going to England.


CHICAGO, November N-Captain STE
wart. of the steamship city OF MILWAUKEE,
representing the vessels owners, VIII san
on December llth for England, 10 examine
"a new British torpedo-boat al Parsons
ward Newcastle This craft. with tur-
bine engine made forty-two miles an
hour on a trial last week. with no per-
ccptible vibration from the engines
Captain willard. of OsdensburS, y. y"
one of The owners of a passenger line
there. will go with Captain stewart IL
was said to-day that he represents capt
talists Interested I'm establishing a me
of passenger steamers 10 connect chicago
with Montreal and quebec. IT mas Dten
nointcd ont that "A line equipped with
turbine engines OF 35-knot speed could
compete with the railway service between
here and quebec.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
REPORTS ON NAVY-YARDs.
Estimates for improvements
Amounting To SI1.15O. 1870.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. November Is
The report of Rear-Admiral Endicott,
chief Of the Bureau of Naval-Iards and
Docks. submits estimates for improve
ments. amounting to Sl4,1'-, l59. The re-
commentators are made with "A view 10
so improving the various stations mat
the entire navy. including the portion in
reserve may be put into immediate SER
vice and kept there continuously.
Among the items recommended are q
new stone and concrete dry-dock al the
New York navy-yard. TO cost HlW1vl'
and one at Norfolk. to cost Sl,4lWO. An
other important item is SL5O00J FOR bar
racks at Boston, Brooklyn. League Is
land. Norfolk. and Mare Island, each TO
cost $4,000
The total estimates for various navy
wards and stations are as follows: Nor
folk. Va. 81 10000 including $4,000 ~
begin new dock and 10000 for additional
land to increase scope Of yard; Port
ROYAL. :. c.. 1852. 900, Pensacola. Fla. So
W0: Key West. Fla $4,000; Dry Tortu-
gas, Fla. 600 GEO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
FRYE MAY SEEK a REELECTION.
WouId Like New Endorsement ns
President Pro Tenn. of senate
(New York Times)

WASHINGTON, November 2I.-Some Oh
Senator Frye's friends say he will resign
the presidency pro TEN. OF the Senate,
lie would undoubtedly be reelected and
,bo only reason given for his taking such
an action is that number OF new sena-
tors will thus have chance to vote Tor
or against him, so ,.,,,r, Mr. tto-
-, ,lace as permanent presiding OIL
gcer of The Senate, Mr. Frye would Ike
~ have a vote OF confidence, and would
H. 80 have the new senators join in II.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
MISS MAYO TO DE SPONSOR.
VIII Name the Decatur When the
Uont is Launched.

WASHINGTON, November @.-(spe-
al)-Miss Maria Ten Eyck Decatur
Mayo. daughter of Mr.. w X. Mayo, OF
Norfolk. and great-granddaughter of Ad-
mIral Decatur. on the invitation OF the
Secretary OF the Navy has consented 10
act as sponsor for the torpedo-poat-uo-
stroyer Decatur, now under construction
by the william II. Trigg Company OF
Richmond OF the occasion OF the launch-
Ing OF that vessel.
The date VI the ceremony has not peeh
fixad 49,. q. .-&--------. 'r.-------<s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
AtIantic-Coast Line-Winter Excur-
sion Tickets.

Commencing November /. 1899. Winter
E1cursiou Tickets Will be on sale via the
Atlantic-Coa Line from Richmond. Va.
10 Florida points, cuba, Nassau, Porte
Rico. and Jamaica also 10 Charleston
Columbia. Augusta, Savannah, Thomas
Vile. Brunswick, and other southern re.
sorts
This is the short Line and will offer tC
tine tourist. travel during the season Of lSJ.
and 1900 the fastest and most magnin.
Gently appointed trains TO all southern
resorts.
For tickets. reservations and other in
formation, apply 10
G. 5. CAMPBELL.
Division Passenger Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
An Eye on s1ot-Machine

The police are still keeping an eye out
for slot-machnes OF an illegal character.
such as were I'm saloons and other public
places OF the city until about a year ago.
when suppressed. Acting under orders
from Chief Howard, policemen OF tho
various districts visited the saloons OF
their beats yesterday for the purpose OF
inspecting the machines now being run.
and 20 report as 20 their character. A
report will probably be made TO the Chief
fn-laY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
virginia and Lehigh Thanksgiving
Football Game, Richmond, Nn.
November 30, 1880.

on account Of the above occasion South
ern railway Will sell special round-trip
tickets from all ticket stations on its line
in Virginia 20 Richmond. Va. and return
on basis OF Tariff l, which is a fraction
more than one fare for the round trip
Tickets will be on sale November 18th,
3Oth. with return limit December !. 1879.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29

The Southern Bell Telephone and Iele-
graph Company announces THAI tele-
phonic communication can be had over
It's lines with Lynchburg. Va; DanWlle.
Va; Roanoke, Va; Wakefield Va; APP
pomattox. Va; Farmyille, Va: Crewe.
va. Salem. Va; Bedford City. Va.
Reidsvlne. n. c.; Charlotte. n. c.; Column
bia. y. =.
FOR further particulars inquire at the
public pay stations. and at manager )
Office, l2li east Main street.
sOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
MIR. BRYAN IN TEXAS.
He VIII spend the winter NJ
Austin.

AUSTIN. TEN, November 2-W. j.
Bryan and wife arrived here to-day TO
spend the winter in this city. They are
the guests Of Ex-Governor Hogg. tempo
rarily. but win shortly rent private
residence for the winter.
Mir. Bryan stated to-day that he had
come 20 Texas 10 spend the winter TO rest
up and prepare for the campaign OF 1900;
which. he expected. would be q very nara
one, and that he would only make Z tsW
speeches In Texas dVSAaX hts stav- s>S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29

which the great resources OF the South
would have brought us prosperity long
ago. and would have prevented the free
silver agitation that has been so dis
turbing to the whole country.
Colonel William II. Palmer has con-
scented to act as treasurer, and we ask
that remittances for the purpose afore-
said be made TO him at the City Bank
of Richmond. Hoping FOR your co-opera-
ton, we are, very truly yours,
'R. A. LANCASTER,
JOSEPH BRYAN,
JOHN l.. WILLIAMS,
wv. NJ. HABLTSTON,
IL. y. ADDISON"
IL Is hoped that a case Will be made up
and gotten into the Supreme Court by the
LIST OF May Of next year. Meanwhile, the
committee will do all possible to interest
private bankers, and the public generally
in the movement
THE COMMITTEE HOPEFUL
Mr.. r. A. Lancaster stated yesterday
that he was very hopeful of having the
law declared unconstitutional
IF this is done" he said, 1T means the
solution Of many of our currency diff
cuties. The people az large do not seem
10 understand its Importance. They DO
not realize that our present banking law
was enacted by Congress in 1862 as a
war measure. and is utterly unsuited to
present conditions In the old days be-
fore the war State banks issued money
without the payment Of national tax
Tor the privilege. We had a good cur
tency-the best we ever had. There IS
no reason why we should not now have
as good. Were We rid OF the onerous tax
on state bank issue we would have"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29

He Was ~ Brother of the Late Sem
tor n. II. NaDce's.

lie W AZ " w wv 'te''
tor n. II. NaDce's.
ASHEVILLE, n. c., November %.-Gen-
eral Robert b. Vance. brother Of the late
Senator Il. b. Vance, and FOR thirteen
years representative i'm Congress from
this district, died at his home at Alex
ander. ~ c., near Asheville. this morn
ing, after long illness Of diabetes; aged
y.
General Vance was n Confederate sol
der of distinction, and served through
the entire war between the states. He
entered the service as colonel of North
Carolina regiment and at the battle OF
Nurfreesboro. when General Raines fell
Colonel Vance took charge Of his brigade
and remained in command throughout the
battle. Shortly after this incident he
was made "a brigadier-general.
Mean t.4e close OF the war lac was cap
tured and finally released on parole by
President Lincoln, that he might secure
clothes for the Confederate prisoners. lie
was not allowed 20 come South, but made
a trim through the North and secured a
large amount of clothing and 5000 in
money. which relieved a great deal oil
suffering among his comrades.
After the close Of the war General
Vance, represented the Buncombe District
i'm Congress, IS above stated. for thirteen
years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
Mr.. A. l.. Elicit il Desperately ILL.,.

The condition Of Mr. Andrew l.. Elicit
was reported from the Retreat for the
Sick last night as being critical IN tne
extreme. Ii is not thought that ne will
recover.
Captain Richard +. Frayser is said to
be- somewhat better
Mr. George i. Merrill, the well-knoWn
tutor. is quite Do. He is suffering with
heart trouble. but is somewhat better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
Piano Special Bargain.

An elegant Upright Piano Of finest
make. through the misfortune OF the
owner, must be sold at one-half Of It's
cost Thoroughly guaranteed.
MANLY y. RAMOS CO..
No ll9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
Hest formulated sugar. BE-. Pound.

Teas and Conees retalIed at wholesale
prices :. -. hhNNf,
Northwest Broad and Sixth streets;
southeast Main and Seventeenth streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
III the naby Is Cutting Teeth

be sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy. Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup,
FOR children teething IL soothes the
child, softens the gums. ailays all pain.
cures wind collie. and Is the best remedy
6As s1arrhaaa U~sstssA~~ s~ss- A.so-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
For Thanksgiving Dinner

order from William G. Schmidt, No. f27
east Broad street, Mincemeat and Merln-
quo Pie, Fancy Cakes, Ice-Cream, and
Frozen Charlotte Russo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
Inruest and Finest Chrysanthemums

in the city, Roses. Carnations. Narcissus.
Hvacinths. Niolets, &c. Floral Designs
al short notice "a speciality. First-class
work guaranteed. HAMMOND.
l07 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
Tho Einest stntioncry.
n.II TcIephnnic CommunIcatIon.

I'm the latest and most fashionable shades
and qualities. HUNTER & CO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
THE wEArHER IN RICHMOND

YESTERDAY was partly cloudy. with
light rains In the afternoon. The range
~ the thermometer was as follows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
The Newest Books
at HUNTER & CO.'S.
yioIets and Chrysanthemums,

large and fine as TO be had in city.
MANN x BROWN,
west Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29
The Weather.
| wAsHINGToN. November a.

- WASHINGTON. November "a
IfLp Forecast;
Nirgnia-Fair Wednesday, with
moderate temperature: fresh,
souihwesterly winds.
North and South carolina-Fresh, south,
westerly winds: fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-29

Aiaan tannnarss',rs-
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-23
finn,S, si.nnem bet Blob, bSornab ben par bl.u.n bsfprsi'

finn.bs s~isnnein bet Blob, bbormib ben par bl.D.n bsfprsi'
tet.
Seraf brcs ies berfor ben SIutnins. at Srpn .ner Onp'
fob moattt BABE prr,i bet p~irfelise Wtctip; % %bsitrabts
mig for at .rinsr,. ON i.s n~osenfinbe bupcs bort ftse, at
ben uns, goinbertsr barb, bapt en- 5i.noc.
Dtn bet bapoe jts lite.
Ss bpprfor por bssubsn Sopebst bleoet a~ffadrsts
Eei bar BET, ion ppfplbts mig m.b 5orbduf.Iis nneb
RabftI.
llb,n at frriss. pda at ~fortIar, bet. operp.i.b, ieg, boab
Der bar b,bft at sisr,.
Ut op hpIot mig lang, hos 2iset tunbs life frnsts Roget,
cs at b,erop. bet pilbs bar, Zig, b,nfpnsIst.
9erpuu fdIbi is pda ben 1onit at cin, sdlopsrt tilbdse
til 5ortet 90 Taffs SiaIp for at transporter bet til Gaia
bel Gorpo.
Waen Dm is sftsrIob bet arutfODsn, ,uno, G%oDOterns
iomms til at opodse BET. os baobe bisis oe GI.nterns oilos
bar. ifarb reb at fortare bet, fsrenb ri tom tilbae..
9ribb,n, ircbieb. 2ufter opsr NIT SpO,b paa fin tielis.
Wlors,rNuet. De lob ontreoe til at BABE opodset bet.
Saa IemlGit,t ion ben uuss Nanos 2sgems par, tunoe
leg life befpsmrs mig til at saa bort % opsrlabe bet til be
sInbif. llIpe cg Ropfuels. SEQ trnttc pud be tadreoaoeoe
Ein., Der UiIos 6sfus bet"
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-23

N'N'th tSha <iiptts &Tle. Nj . Z
"Suspsnnen", icm finoes afblIoet Der, er en- moo,rr, -
armet gRaifine efter noast Iisneube Ntoo.l Ium New Ho7."
Snnalinen, meo Gileautlie al ale osnnes sooe, on uDelur,sJ'.
ale oens oanrlise g9enitaber. Der er til NluItiusns pob, g,,,,
liaber iDts' mango npe 6orbsorinscr, JONI ngopenotepts ma, ,5,,
ben I'll en- Nfaitiue al isrte 8lasic.
On Of De iterite 6crosc iom er taaet ener "New Hama,
Wa'tinen ct ben. at ben giper ct Positive Feed. tost Der N. !.
hppes no9'u 6iTr slsr Spring for at faa NiaItiucu til a. orb,ts,
On anoen beioig 6prbebylua ipm matt oil blipr pooi'rgrr,, :,
Gnbper, JON bsuyiter Spmaiiilen, er a feed, Der er i,ll,bs ,,.
frusrtt. at Den Ton b9p.5 % iautss peO en- ImyI 3uor,,rrr,
uosn at ioutnrt ScrpreHe meb the feed dog. Zen oamIe g,os,
of resuIere benne SIass gaultiHs pnu. reO SlRlg al SFrp.r im
'aibolot the feed dog til the feed bar, bar alto meS'ert gor1,,
itsbeoer, thi oerionl oct lite bleu ioretuaet meo Gstoouab.p MIN.
the feed dog enteu rumnts 6or. suer SaaFpen al gaaI,pIoO,r
eucr oaiaa rtlbe the feed blp. uigpn.
Woltneu arbe DER let Of r9ncu lpSlpI. goapb,rr.,.
rrho men 8s8uIatoT'Netet Adjustable bearings patt mo MI
bullet Siper mere emo aimiuos!ii Sliobarbto. % buorp.b H3,,.
barren bHper iIGno til Iansere lib at arbcioe uOsH Oil. uo.r
al 'itoes. Raar Stpiitn gaar iprbi gtdnlcu % a,ennent gelsu
er Spertraaoen Hap. boiIiet sipr, at ben ntbria fan brGlt,S g.
'ttnen irRosr Zig ieio baaOe pure os nsbre 5rnao, "a arbcby
nutpnatiit uorn Seuipu til let e1er ipRrt Nrbetps.
"Snspsnrsn" bruaer oubtett SraaD oa lapcr lock stitch
Zen ppre 2raao igres ltss ira Spoien, uosn at trades ersnrtmt
saer Here Snner. isr ben naar giaaloisi. StDtuea trRotr ia iau;
ben Tan trades gIprtc cs er let at fortaa. gualen CT selfsetung
% ion cltiaa ilie irttes ielaatia.
Seo bpert Citing tr9i,es bease TRADE loft Ianrmsr o. lpHs
Whpien al 3eict, % Stirssne siores oeru:p iu0suss fat o.
inlolGnbig ems pau bes1e Sioer Of Spst. gtGi;tusr cr iurhra
NIB lBlt @%Ganoblul, bpprpeo man peo Sirlp al Ell Iomnsira,
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-23
W0eutcr DnifeS.

til at lalse be iipit uotomne nurIt.cauite
SubifripiipnSbpaer. Ten boieite 0oms
eler $50 pr. Waauco l ian
con I'll oriiiiee Naenter.
IsentuoitDr irit. Strip iii
John &. Winston a. Co.,
Chicago.
Ten ltpriie %itauotrapiite Bogiurlraqer
Ameriid. 32bs
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-23

Tan fanoie gVoi'inerist, nebeus Spolsn ipIoes. Ten Dr Thn
arln. iont 5eauiusen uiier, bu ltet sipsr 900 EIaos iOr Ipst'
SaanotertnG. uocH al sIpe ben ct iumiet lesenoe. Gen tar ,sp
nrft en- automatic SpOIs. SiuOer bobbin winder, Der r il
iiier % p~aoliosIia / fin Bitten. at Ell oaarIiJ punotI SpoItU L
bare Ell ~umultateo.
-SpsoerHen" ier aoot no. % ct elcn1r. inaurl mso Sen1nhl
5rrnrbetoet lon til gRaiiiuOse. 9tnitnsuy 5o0upttt E net let
ba%auoterligt % ig,iiooelie al snbusr teuOt 5OrbeortUB Va belt.
Smiaaoe. Get auueuote 5ra or at bsoitr SsitltubsO us innt
f%platbeioet. Saicrin9en o. noimptutnIen er ieritc &auBa Svr7g
blue. % ale be bInnte Ssle at gtnlinen er mutt Sosrct % ntt'
plctteret, bporpeo be 'nar Ell net % ~iuo9iulot lloisenoe Ir
rtateria,et r eutsu Black Walnut susr antiqne Oak. eihr ChfS
nso French Walnut Panels % rst iurpnet uto Nickel
Trimmings. Sproeus er laueDe al petsrrei GrF, iammtHilt Al
I forinel,ss Gag, tuprpeo man bar ppnnaet tsrre Gtnrtt % lo'
binoret at 3r9:i Ton 1aa fla. 9lalfnens Suoitntts CT tori51't nsS
plated castors. SGroeoe Siaaltappe o.Osr 9rtpbaist o. the
treadle plate, bplirt njpr. at gialtiusn orbelorr meaet I'tsr'eH0
Oilers er 5ilf9loet. Zen bar alerifnehe % bebltr Attachments
ior ~almtuoeIi8 o. fancy Ssn. On uoisrii8 SnfruilOns00@
trpft bet noriie euer eHseIitc Sprua. ~meoipiser Rer 4dliaE
Decorah-posten., 1899-06-23

sarern: "Spab Ter hi ooer os, naar ri
9uur uc pau en- tlor Day."
Gl.pen: "9i fer ben btao !SimmeI."
"Ristis. Sg bpab Ter pi opsr os pao
en-, rssnfulb 5da2"
"Du Ter Ri | alminpelisbeb en- Yards
pip"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
E.M H., R,u,u ~ k;,,n

Mar taIs ta8j Sha1 hit G> H. Etsad.
t,asn ~ HewsrS, Miet,bg&D, 80 sas 6c3yIl
Wss- ia tzAtasss1 AVysltie Esee4s ttasf
~ tfssl6tsa.tt bs3p95 fp, ~ 3esfs. JSassa
EneE&sp's ESGiea f$a5se ephsd aitsY>
H1iss Ctsas, f>,9Asee, Bufas. E.p5is, rs
~ats, C<Gps, F$k5D Esgts,lDsae. Ees: Ply
eySs Dp sSyt5. n ess> = sJox. Csyre
gpsssstead> f5VI5 bY al DrpgsasGs-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
BARGAINS.

Harle@s, Wagons, Eaggieg,
gbovNs md eyer5 1,jtog jn our
line, AG VIZ WANT TO BIZ
DUCE GTOCK
R. R.AsCHUMPERp Agg
M An0G>
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05
New York
Racket Store.
II EW GOODS,
NEW GOODS!
SPECIAL VALUES

II L'iess EzrrSot., ,6ltIs anc 7 f'iisslIr1eIt a1.t
E1stlnIIti0t- b-Cr~r b u f3L,.6 tilItssss.
I'll 1s*z" zho oeal-sauIt auG ctss :ri1.zr.
!pnt St'sLce vii s.}E,-=c2.a.+ II
f(nrte.lusss E1,seeutt-
~ t''rsss ~ I.rw=- t14.1 z17,
1pusF II ~ cl:: 3: gD,as 4 1tIe
sss1ns 7ss F." ! s]sp har4 : 1l1c,a JIns
n = 51s fos sd,e {Irs.s 3pILe- CylLlcs-
5@p hesa T0ils npEpe, f>e.~sr.1l,e-s.
M1 .se1aar Il ~ sal6 lat p.5llsA. t,c
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-05

! &~fjark. rgpt1z. 511, ,s}4. sr~,u,,
%"'tt h*.Slt11c ~ r}5ft&lss ri 1lt -. - l,-s
~ f'.'t'5o .AIs1pJ %3't fLsWI ~. Nl,.a,
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$thG 'ts1'a o4s:zat,er, S,'-.zs. q t,,Jyt,4.,.
sstl3<- jIr/tTlII&I,D g. tf2Ia,f.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-03-08

WHY throw obstacles in the way OF its de-
fence? It's own means are superior to all
the apparatus of your laboratories. Med1-
cine is a collection of uncertain presCrip-
TONS the results of which, taken collect
lively, have been harmful to mankind.
Water air and cleanliness are my chief
Medicines
At the time when Napoleon said this he
was largely right. Physicians in those days
dealt out obnoxious and drastic drugs
that did violence to every fiber in the body.
Since that date medical science has made
wonderful strides Dr. PierCe's Golden
Medical Discovery is medicine composed
of native medicinal roots that do no v1o
lence to nature. Its action is gentle and
natural. 1t simply promotes the natural
processes of secretion and excretion. It
restores the lost appetite, corrects all dis
orders of the digestion, makes the assi1ni-
lation of the food perfect, invigOrates the
liver, purifes and enriches the blood,
builds new and healthy flesh tissue, tones
the nerves and gives sweet and refreshing
sleep. It is the great bloodmaker and
flesh builder. 1t cures % per cent. of all
cases of all diseases of the air passages that
lead up to consumption. 1t is wonderful
medicine for all diseases due to insufficient
or improper nourishment of body or nerves.
Do not deal with INSCRIPTIONS dealers who
urge you to take worthless substitutes for
the sake of few pennies added profit.
~ have been using DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets for the
past three years and they have saved my life"
Rockbridge Co., Va. IL now keep the Pellets
In my house all the time and use them every
time 1 feel the need of a laxative. 1 am fifty
three years old and was troubled withAiver COM
plant until used your medicine. Now am
we'll"
Every sick man or woman should send
81 one-cent stamps to DR.. R. V. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y, to pay the cost of mailing
only for free copy of Dr. Pierce's gr at
1000 page Common Sense Medical Adviser;
or 81 stamps for heavy cloth-bound copy.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1899-03-08
Lavender Growing.

The interesting account of lavender
growing north of the Chiltern Hills,
near London, by your correspondent
Thomas BOWick, leads me to add \
little to what he has said In the
south Of England the lavender is
found in everyone's garden, not for
commercial purposes but to cut it's
blossoms for family use The dried
flowers are placed in clothes drawers
and similar places, where it's sweet
perfume will be agreeable.
My chief object at this time is to
say that there is an opportunity here
for those who wish to grow this little
evergreen for profit. Speaking for this
part of Pennsylvania, it is perfectly
hardy. [ have never known it to be in
Jured at all for thirty years. 1t is
common but great mistake to speak
OF 1t as not being hardy. | would not
hesitate to recommend 1t much north
of this from its behavior here. At
any rate, were it not hardy further
north, there's a large territory south
of this in which it would thrive well.
Some time ago florist who had
large plant in his ground. put in
batch of cuttings ana he had no trOu-
Die ut all in roofing them. He pOtted
them and grew tAem for while and
then called the attention of his GUS
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sent to the State chemist by the man
ufacturers. they ''are tallen," says
Mr.. RaWls in his report, ''either Oy
the assistant chemist, who is also in
spector of fertilizers, or by the State
chemist himself, who goes all over the
State into the warehouses of the
transportation companies, the dealers
and agents handling fertilizers and
the factories of the manufacturers,
taking samples of the goods wherever
he finds them exposed for sale, and
in many instances in the hands of
consumers. These samples are an
alyZed, the dealers OF consumers are
promptly notified by mail, and the re-
suits are also published in the Month
ly Bulletin, so that they reach the
people promptly, and not annually, as
is the case in many States where an
annual bulletin only is published.''--
Tallahassee cor. i mes Union and c.
izen
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whatever as protective measure,
would more than pay the interest upon
it's cost in irrigation for it is an ideal
irrigation plant and would prove the
salvation of the gardens in many of
our spring drouths. The farmer who
uses it, however, is expected to pur-
sue the intensified plan of agriculture
-fertilizing heavily and making four
times as much vegetation flourish
where a scant crop was the rule be-
fore.
81 believe the adoption of the plan
will give stability to the orange and
vegetable business never enjoyed in
the more exposed portions of Florida
before. ''-Times- Union and Citizen.
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St. H e l e n a
said to Antono-
NJ a I c h h is
physician, BE
lieve me, we
h a d b e t er
lie ave off all
these remedies;
life is a fortress
which neither
you nor l know
ANYTHING about.