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The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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ANOTHER RHEUM ATIC CURED
READ.


Augusta. Ca. March s. 1896
Mr. Andrew Han,ey-Dcar Friend 7
hape been sounding the praises Of suwau-
nee Water 10 an o. my friends and one
or them who has niece sick with dys-
pepsia asked me to order a carpoy OF Va
ter Tor her Send by express G.. O.
Her address is Miss Annie Woods. sum
merviiis. near augusta. Ga. OF perhaps az
there r. another place Of the same name
YOU had better send 20 sand Hii. Augusta.
Ga 4 lady to whom ] recommended tho
water is going down there next week.
Mrs Frank Myers l told her that % cured
ne. which Is true. as ! nave had no symp-
toms OF rheumatism since / was 40 the
Springs ] wanted 70 wait until the win
ter was over before writing 90 say that Z
was entirely cured nv the use Of the su-
vance Water. ard now az am sure that
the cold weather has gone. and am per
fcctly well ] will give credit where tt S.
due and say that I was entirely cured OF
rheumatism at Suwanee Springs. Please
send me a few OF the little dcscriodve
books OF suwanee. and send ono with m"
water ordered for Miss Woods. Your
friend. tsigneD NJ. a. MULHERIN
All you can drink FOR Sc az Livingston
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

savannah Ga. Nov. ?. 1900
STATE OF GEORGIA. CHATHAM
COUNTY Emily a Lawton ana others
having applied Tor the alteration Of the
old Caustcn's Blum Road from point
near where said road enters the Skida-
way Shell Road running cssterly 1--WE hun
drod feet CDD with a width Of forty feet
G0l. thence running northerly a. right an
gIes 20 the said casterly portion Of said
new road seventeen hundred feet Q7om
moro or Jess. with a u dth Of nifty feet tiol
connecting with the old Causten's Blum
road according 10 a plat OF said altered
road attached 10 said application. SAID
altered road running entirely and wholly
through the lands OF the said applicant
Notice is hereby given that said aPplica-
ton VIII be finally granted on the 18Th day
~ December next u no SUFFICIENT cause be
SHOWN 20 the contrary
J DALE. c. {. z.
JOHN LYONS. G. &. {.
". p sIMKINs. c. c. c.
Attest.
G REUBEN BUTLER. clerk c e c.
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ELECTION NOTICE

City OF Savannah. once Clerk OF Coun-
ell. Nov ?. iso-A vacancy having oc-
CURED IN the once Of keeper OF the Lau-
rel Grove Cemetery notice is hereby given
ana IN accordance with resolution Of
Council adopted Oct o. 1870 an election
will he held a. tho next regular meeting
Of Council. 20 be he'd 90 Wednesday. the
18th int, az p. m, 20 NJ he uneN-
pired term. All applications 10 b. nled
with the clerk OF Council a or before 81
m OF the 18th inst Bond OF 400 re-
quired. Names OF two bondsmen must ac-
company the application
WILLIAM + BAILEY.
Clerk % Council
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rrrK1S H1S DIsAPPElnED.

He Left his Family Tn DistressinE
circumstances.
Ocina. Ga Nov SATURDAY n week
ago G. r Pukin. fsthc- al seven chit
dren. residing on Beech street left home
telling his wife that il he did NOT return
a, dark. not 10 be uneasy He has not
been seen or heard from since. His VIE
said tonight 10 tears That Piikin isi'
homo during 0t Of temporary ahefra-
ton ~ mind and that she fears ne mas
either made way with himself or mas moi
with foul play. lie leaves his family lA
Distressing clrcumstances-
The large mills u che Ensign oskamp
~osnpanv started up to-day. after smut
down Of month. for lack Of water This
mill works go hands
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nc BETTING ~ ATLANTA.
Gatns net Galloway S2,5OO 10 $500
on Mckinley and Roosevelt.

Mckinley and Roosevelt
Atlanta. Nov Perhaps the largest
election bet made in the present cam
palgu tn Atlanta. wes one registered this
morning whom John L. Gauns bet 7 L
galloway $3.50 20 S-oo that Mckinley and
Roosevelt would win. The money Was
placed 20 the hands Of Henry u. Schaul
az stakeholder II .s said that Mr. Gatins
was representing his brother. Joseph Cat
ms a New York broker. IN the matter.
There b. considerable betting being done
in Atlanta to-day In small way. odds Of
four 10 one on Mckinley ana Roosevelt o.
about the best obtainable. however Mr.
galloway is the only man here so Tar a.
rs known who has succeeded "a placing his
money at tho odds prevailing in New
York
Much betting nt even money Is being
lone on the outcome IN the so-called
doubtful statcs-Indiana, Illinois. ken
lucky. Maryland ana West virginia.
A well known local horsemau placed
considerable money Saturday even thai
Mckinley would carry Indiana, Kentucky
and Maryland
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ELECTION NOTICE

city Of Savannah. Ofiice CLERK % Couu.
Gil Nov. ?. boa vacancy having oc-
CURED among the chimney contractors. IN
accordance with resolution of Council
adopted oct 81 1870. notice is hereby given
that an election Will b. held al the next
regular meeting Of Council 10 be held on
Wednesday. the 18th inst. at D. m. %
al tho uneXpired term All application
to he hled with the clerk o. Council a. or
before p IN. Of the 18Th inst Bond Of S5oO
required. Names 81 TWO bondsmen must
accompany the application
WILLIAM - BAILEY.
Clerk OF Council
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YOUNG pIcKPocKT7r CAPTURED
othcr FakIr- aud suspicious Charac-
trrs Arrested.

o,hcr FakIr. aud suspicious oharac-
tcrs Arrested.
Three more supposed faklrs fcll into tho
hands Of the police yesierdly one Of
them. samuel Cohen hoy who sives his
age as u years was. according 20 the
story Of the witness. caught rcd-hanied
Mr J. u Wittshen was al tho Elks
carnival and standing in q crowd before
orc Of the shows. when he SAYS. he telt
some one feeIog in the rear pocket Of
MS trousers. This pocket was empty ana
the hand was Withdrawn only to De In
serted 10 another pocket Mr. Whtshen
turned around suddenly and caught Coaen
bv the wrist The hoy was turned over
40 patrolman VIM and cent to the bar
racks.
wbsr seen lost night the prisoner de-
Mod mat he mad made an attempt az
robbery lie tells rather straight story
to the effect thut ne came from Baltimore
fa- tho purpose Of selling cough drops
on the street durlng the carnival ~"
will be given u hearing this morning be-.
tore the Recorder
Another q che f1kirs Be- r p Wadkin
sent in a. a suspicious character by Pa
trolnnn wall. who found him in the vicin-
ity OF the market
Pat Gamble. the third prisoner. was sent
in bv Patrolman Kane ana is charged
with q refusal TO leave the park when
ordered 60 do 90.
8 Oaelio. another white man who floot-
ed to tho city for the carnival was or
rested bv Patrolman Wall ON the charge
Of selling goods without license.
Other arrests 90 the barracks were Nom
PER-, more colored charged by Patrol-
mlu BlumHerg who made tra arre-..
with nehuur iu orange street. and cut-
ting Lula McCarr The McCarr woman
together with two others were also arrest
"a on the charge 81 dghuug
Jerry snares. coiored surrendered him
self because. while riding on che side
walk. he had run over q small child
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WILL MOVE BRuwBY's BODY.
To BE Transferred From Oakland 10
West view Cemetery.

Atlantic. NOV 5-The remains 81 Lieut.
Thomas - Brumby VIII be removed from
oakland Cemetery in few days to Yves,
Niea
The BODY Of the hero o. Mania viii he
taken wlth ,hoso Of other members Of the
Brlmhv family. from The present lot Of
the Brumnyf ~ Oakland. just as soon as
arrangement have been completed
Several DAYS ago on application was
made % the health officer az che CITY Han
for rermIts fo allow the removal Of the
hodies The permits were issued ~ once
No announcement has been made o. 10
whether there will d. any ceremonies on
the o.. aston 81 sho removal Of the body
and the relatives Of the dead hero have
cot made theiT desires public.
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Columbia & c. Nov SC b. Collins
substantial farmer ended his nfs ~
Patrick last night He had been drinking
hard for some tim While sitting before
q hre. he suddenly puzzled out he pistol
land blew Our his frolnt
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noNDs ENEcITEn

BY the American Bonding and Trust
Company ~ Baltimore We are author
N'>i to execute locally Immediately upou
apph atom. 90 bonds in judicial pro-
ceedirR- Iu either he state or United
States Courts and of Administrator and
guardians
DEARING & HULL Agents.
Telephone ~. provident Building.
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Take Iaxatv, Eromp Quinlue Tablets.
Al druggists refund tho money n d fails
to cure. z W. Groves signature Is ON
ZACH box. 25c.-ad.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

Is the place where you can satisfy
your appetite with an the de.ica-
cies Of the season.
Oysters from the GULF and
NORTHERN waters
Also Game IN season.
GEM CAFE
GEO. c. sCHWARZ. Proprietor
Open day and night
Dining nom upstairs.
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PHOSPHATE MINES CLOSED.

Their Action Due 10 Decline In the
Price Of Rock.
Charleston $ G.. NJ. SIN conse-
qucuce % the decline in price Of phos-
phate rock and dime uy tn obtaining
ocean transportation TWO big mining CON
plulss near Beaufort have closed down
for 4 time and another is working only
half of its plant
The Cooslw company has over 80 o1o
tons ~ rock ready for shipment and rs
working ntR 81 n- dredee-. having no
market as set for it- product The Em-
pIre Works. on Lady'- Island. controlled
hv the Nirglnla-Caroliu8 Chemical Com
p1nv and employing about fifteen white
and 2o negro pitkers. have closed down.
The Beaufort Phosphate COMPANY with
about 5000 tons OF rosk on hand. has
closed down for sixty days.
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RENOVATING-MATTRESsEs - REN
oVATING.

Hair. moss. ticking hber. feathers.
Our stock OF new material aud manufac-
tured products are up 10 date. our reno
waiting and rcmaking has delighted many
prominent residents Ask your acquaint-
ances Materials sent us Is picked. steam
ed. cleaned aud medicated by modern ma
chinery. Making done by mechanics. We
coufne our work 60 mattresses and bed
ding generally We eel ticking Of al
kinds. moss hair cotton. fiber feathera.
or any article needed in mattress line
NATIONAL MATTRESS AND RENO
WAITING CO.
Bell Phone 1886 33l Drayton street.
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nEckMANN,s cArr

ia and ia whitaker street
We are now prepared 10 serve the nncs,
meats. oysters and game Caterers FOR
wedding parties. germans. banquc,s and
coliat .ons
Agents Tor imported wuerzburgre HOT
Bran 4hone 10,
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Necessity IS the
Mother of hUention. "

Il gUas the necessity for an
honest. reliable blood purifier
and tonic that brought into
existence Hoods Sdrsapd-
riiia. II Is a highly conoen-
trafed extract prepared by a
combination. proportion and
process peculiar TO itself and
qfUinq to Hood Sarsapdriiia
unequailed curatfUe poUer.
H. ui7-ss'fu' record Of cures has mad,
Il Ave,-ca G,safesi Hes'ct7e.
Rosy Cheeks I haze good
health ard rosy -bcets HA-ts 10 Hoo5s
Sa,asa-ElA builds ne az and
sares d5cio, bills Mary 4. Burke.
East Oar, ST.. h7sfsrapo's. I'D.
hoods Sal1qbaMM
1Z3z32 Sl7zlID%
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE MAh 10 CLEAN CARPETS.
The only way 20 get your carpets prop
erly taken up. cleaned ana taken care ~
Tor the summer De- 60 tufn the ios over to
me District Messenger ana Delivery co
telephone or call az 81 MONTGOMERY
street. and tney Will make you an est.
MAZE on the cost Of the work Prices
Ie"soha"le. Iaey also pack, move and
store furniture and pianos
G. n MEDLOCK. supt and Mgr.
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SINGER PIANOS.

SINGER PIANOS.
Best In Tone,
Rest In Durability.
best In style and Finish.
CELEBRATED THE WORLD OVER.
NONE BETTER.
NONE so GOOD.
Two of These Magnificent Pianos 90
he cold ut
AUCTION NOVEMBER s,
c. II. DORSErTs,
- Congress street, west.
TO he SOLD TO
THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
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SOUTHERN BANK

o. me Stntc OF Georgia.
Capital .............. ..........-. ss....
Surplus and undivided proats. 900. 81. a.
DEPOSITORY Or lHE STATE ~
GEORGIA
superior faclhuea ior transacting a
GENERA BanKinE Bus!rsn
objections MADE on all points
accessible through banks and banker
Accounts of Bauks. Bankers. MeIchall
and others solicited. Safe DEPOSIT Boza
for rect
Department OF Savings. interest payaA
quarterly
Sells Sterling Exchange on Londoa
and upwards
JOHN FLANNERY. President.
HORACE A. CRANE. Vice Presldent
JAMES SULLIVAN Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
JNO- FLANNEkf. WA w GORDON
= A WElL W W GORDON j.
n. = CRANE. JOHN NJ EGAN
LEI ROY MYERS JOSEPH FERsT
u. y SMART. CHARLES ELLIS
Fi'NARb KELLY. JOHN J KIRBY
The Savannah morning news., 1900-11-06

SEE OUR DISPLAY.
At Elk's Carnival the most beautiful dis
play on the grounds
Don, miss H.
CoHEN-KULMAN CARRIAGE AND
WAGON COMPANY.
Vehicles and Harness.
ENTERTAIN YOUR GUESTS WELL.
Celery WATERS. English.
Dinner Biscuits. English.
Flint waters French The hint waters
are the mos, delicate imported
Asparagus, peeled.
Very small French Peas
Gordon & Dnworths Sweet Pickle
Peaches
Calves Foot Jelly
a. NJ 8 c w. WEST
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SUFFERING Cured.

RJY ONLY THE BEST GINGER ALE.
The best is the Wheeler Brand Of Bel
fast Ginger Ale. made by Wheeler 4 Co,
of Belfast. Ireland. from the celebrated
Cromae Springs OF that city. These
springs are the property Of Wheeler a 60.
hence no other Ginger Ale manufacturer
ln Ireland has those waters but them
selves The Wheeler Ginger Ale Sc made
from pure Jamaica Ginger Root and not
from Red Pepper as Others are one Is
deletcrlous-the other Is a tonic
For Hcalthfulness ana Purity the cele-
brated Wheeler brand Of Belfast Ginger
Ale Is the best.
LIPPMAN BROTHERS.
Sole Southern Agents. Savannah. ca.
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scHwAHZ CAFE

An you can drink Tor Sc at Llvnsston ?
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The AUeua1a CIV C0lrt aolIoIIor-hIn
fight ls SIN on. Gov. Gambler stating to-
day that he had NOT yet been able 20
make 4p hts mind as the matter was the
most perplexlng that hos come before
him tais year. The Governor sent in
batch ~ nominations 70 the Senate this
morning but they were not acted upon
nt to-day's session. The Augusta solicit
torshlp was not among them
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FARM CORRESPONDENCE.
Selecting Corn and Cotton Seed.

John w Conely. Matheston, Miss
When I could stoop to pick cotton-l OBJ
tained prolific variety then known as
McCarley's java-I use,l two sacks. a
small one for my select and n large one
for tho remainder. l also used two baSk-
cts. In this way taking the best bollS
from the best stalks until L obtained
enough from which to procure my plant
ing seed NV cotton improved with this
treatment, and persons would purchase
my seed at - cents per bushel for plant
ing purposes and claim that was the best
cotton they have ever planted. while the
market price for cotton seed was only 10
cents. Several years ago / obtained
farmers bulletin, written by Professor ;.
VI. Tracy now editor of Farm Depart
ment Commercial-Appeal, then director
of the Agricultural and Mechanical col
lege experiment station. II gave the re
suit of a corn test in which believe for
ty-eight different varieties We're tested
Mosby's prolific was the leader. l. obtain
ed from Mr.. j. *. MOSDy, the originator
half peck. 1 planted IL. At gathering time
l took a small sack with shoulder strap
and went into the field. When / found "A
stalk that suited me 1 took the best ear
or ears as the case might tie. putting
them into the sack. This / put in heaps
at the end OF the rows. using care 10 Keep
IL separate from the other. from TINS Sc
lection | took my seed for another crop.
Continuing this practice l nnd my corn
improves. IL Is superior now 10 that l
commenced with The ears are larger
same Will be true with any crop seeds,
and If farmers would generally adopt TINS
method of improving seeds the aggregate
yield would toe greatly increased
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Hairy Vetch.

Charles johnson, Highland Postofhce,
La have n lot of about five acres now
in pasture and has been for years 1t Is
sodded with bermuda and coco grass
and badly grown up in bitterweed ana
coffee weed. 1t is a sandy loan. | want
to put ii in hairy Vetch. Please tell me
when and how to plant and how much
seed ii will take to the acre. Also, now
and when to harvest and pasture. L am
a subscriber for your paper.
Answer would certainly first make
an effort to reduce the amount of coffee
weed and bitter weed by going over the
field with q mower. or a scythe, cutting
off these weeds and burning them. by
this means there will be much less OF
them next year. and If the process be
repeated next year as often as the weeds
show bloom you Will get rid of them
entirely.
The vetch seed will come up all right
II sown on the sod without plowing or
narrowing. sowing one bushel of seed
per acre, but II would improve the per
muda sod if you Will pillow ana narrow
it At one bushel of seed TO the acre
Won will probably get a good stand OF
yetch the first season, but at cOnsidera-
HE EXPENSE as the seed are worth S4.5O
nor busheL You might SOW only hair
bushel and take care TO remove STOCK
early enough to give plenty or time lot
the plants to make seed. or course you
may purchase the vetch any time during
the winter, but not too closely, uhtl,
March list. or possibly little later. 1
have not had suffiCi'/t experience 10 say
inst how late.
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Moon Blindness.

r G. Hardwick. Denmark. ; CT have
a mule that gets so she cannot see Il
wink once or twice a month. Here eyes
swell up, balls turn white and stay 50
for seven or eight days. then clear up ana
she can see as good as ever. Her eyes
generally swclls shut when In this TX.
Please give me name Of disease and rem
edy TO cure same. IL It can be done. Oth-
erwise the mule Is as healthy as can he.
Answer-It is a pretty clear case of spe-
cifc or recurrent ophthalmia. or. as il IS
commonly called, moon blindness. For
this disease there is no cure. But the
'evil cay" or total blindness may be in
definitely postponed and the animal may
live TO a good old age or die Of some 9th
GER disease without going blind. provided
proper care and attention be given during
the recurring attacks. On the first ap-
pearance Of the disease and on the APP
proach Of an attack keep the animal in
moderately dark place Battle the eyes
with cold water for ten or fifteen min
uteS thre times a day. and after cach
bathing apply 10 the eyeball little Of
lotion made by diSsolying ten grains ace
tate of lead and ten drops of uncture OF
opium GaudanumD in 1l2 ounces of wa
ter Continue the treatment until the at
tack is over Also give one dram Of To-
dlda OF potassium twice a day for four
DAYS In a bran mash. Tho foregoing treat
ment will not prevent "A return of the at
tack but if persisted In from the first
win usually prevent the eyes from going
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10

use. 1t is Ike gathering up the crumbs
that have fallen from the table" This
process gees on all the fall and winter,
and In ;he early spring the cover crop
may be turned under to give up by rapid
decomposition the plant food thus redeem
cd from probable waste. Moreover. such
a cover crop prevents undue washing
away of the soil which would otherwise
result from the rains of winter and
spring.
Among the crops that have been used
for this purpose. i have already mention
ed rye and other small grain. But there
are others that may prove even more
valuable Cor this purpose. viz: vetches,
crimson clover. dwarf essex rape, mus
tard, burr clover. etc. l am inclined to
believe that the vetches will prove more
convenient and valu able than any of those
named. Vicia villosa. or hairy" vetch.
seems to be the most suitable species.
Sown at the rate of one-half to one
bushel of seed per acre any time in Sep
tember. the seed come up after the rains
and cool weather of fall set in, and cover
the surface. more or less. during Decem-
Der. January. February, March and April,
blooming and maturing seed and resecd-
ing the land. early in May. and then dying
out root and branch. II may be grazed
during January, February and March, and
If stock are taken off will then make seed
and die, and the seed will not germinate
until the succe eding fall. although
summer crop of any kind may occupy the
land during the summer.
Vetch seed may he sown on thick
Bermuda sod In September. They need
not be narrowed In or covered by any ar
tifical means. The fist two or three
days rain after sowing the seeds VIII
terminate.
About the first day of last May weigh
ed small plat Of vetch forage planted
as above en- a rich spot thlckly set in Ber-
muda. 'Fhe result was a yield Of 295oJ
pounds per acre of green forage. equal
to lucerne or red clover!
u REFINING
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-09-10
Cation Seed and Cotton Meal.

J. l.. Gufford. Dublin. Ga.-What would
be a fair exchange of cotton seed for cot
ton seed meal 10 use the cotton seed meal
for a fertilizer Cotton seed is selling for
H. cents per bushel In our market to-
day.
Answer-For manuring purposes 500
pounds of meal are about the equivalent
of 1000 pounds. or one ton, Of seed. The
oil that is in the seed is of no value what
ever as a fertilizer, but is worth about
30 cents a gallon in the market. A farmer
could afford to give one ton of seed FOR
500 pounds of meal. the mill to pay for
hauling. rather than use the seed for
manure. But the farmer is entitled to
something more than the fertilizing equiv
alent of meal for his ton of seed.
The mill gets out OF one ton of seed
the following:
725 pounds meal at $40 per ton......s %
I 600 pounds huls at 50 per ton. 2 80
81 gallons oil at Sec gallon. IL 20
Total. ..S-U %
/ think the mill could well afford TO
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Ulcer on Foot.

It. ]. Richardson, Holtville Ala.-I have
mare that one year ago while rolling
struck her foot and knocked up a piece
Of hide about the size of silver half
dollar In the edge OF the hair just above
the hOOf Her ankle In time had been
cut or burnt by a rope. this striking the
same old scar. Working through the
dew and grit IL was some time healing
up. BY the use of burnt alum and blue
stone water II healed leaving small
lump. This spring it got scratched. bruis-
ed or Scarifed some way and now is rs
large again as at first. Never has famed
her in the least. The lump Is hard and
raw. / do not think there is any SAND
or anything in the flesh. 1t has showed
no sign of running corruption.
Please give remedy and state whether
or not the old scar of the rope was the
cause Of the lump forming.
Answer cannot say whether or no
the lump was caused by the old scar Of
the rope. Try the following: Wash the
place clean. Then sprinkle on 1t some
Of a mixture of one dram each Of acetate
Of lead sulphate of zinc, calOmel and
carbonic acid. DO this once a day.
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Peanut Seed One Year Old.

s F. Vanlandingham, Cairo. Cal
would like some advice from someone who
had some experience I'm planting pindars
the second year from some seed. | have
plenty Of seed for my next crop. and my
cron is sorry this year. and if Mr.. Redding
or some one that has tried the expert
ment will advise me through The Con-
stitution would be much obliged.
Answer cannot from experience an
swer the above question. l would say
that If the peanuts are kept entirely dry
they would be good for seed next year.
Their vitality would be very greatly i'm
proved tat planting time) by their not
being at all rancid. II anyone can give
a reply based on actual experience / will
be glad to hear from him.