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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

Ignchburg. Special. Rev John El-
lenburg and MS company or eight per-
sons. who were arrested here for
preaching in the streets without come
PLYING with the city ordinance. were
given n hearing in police court and
discharged on promise NOT go repeat
the incident. Ellcnburg declared there
were not d half dozen Christians IN
the city say.n- no sould shake the
dust OF this city OF his feet until
God removes every officer So that the
Gospel may De- preached here. The
entire company left ON am afternoon
train for Lyach IS. "a small town u
Campbell county.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

A Few years ago the Connecticut Ex-
pertinent station and the Department
or Agriculture at Washington conduct
ed experiments on the results OF shad-
Ing growing obacco plants. Some lm-
portant results seemed to De- achieved
Last year the Rhode Island station
undertook to ind out whether snch
shading would be beneficial in growing
certain vegetables which are more or
less difficult to raise during the hot
summer months. IN addition to the
better growth looked for. it was hoped
that plant diseases and injurious In
scots might be more readily kept I'm
check. It is. OF course. impossible 20
gain definite conclusion from such an
experiment with only two seasons to
Judge by. especially as the last two
/ summers were rather cool. condition
which would serve to reduce any differ
ence which there might Dec between
shaded and mshadcd growth How
ever. there are some results which
have been quite manifest during botl
( seasons. and which may Dee on genera
interest.
During both seasons transplanung %
the different vegetables has been NOR
easily accomplished on the shade
ground than or the uushaded-
The tent covering broke the force q
rains. and the ground was not packe
50 hard under The tent as outside. Ah
moisture was confined by the coverin
and the soil did not bake So readily 81
side as outside
Lettuce formed leaves faster insid
and az first looked far superior. 10
3, headed better and showed less te
/ dency 20 run 90 seed outside
Cunlife CD. under the tent. was mo
, free from insects. especially the ma
got. the yield was greater. and &
product was whittier than that fro
unshaded ground.
Celery matured more quickly. and
weight untrimmed was greater outs
~ than inside the tent. but the sta
% were longer. and the amount or m
Is ketable celery was considerably gre
- or f-om the shaded ground. The GA
J.. ity also seems 20 be little oe'
from the shaded ground.
s. As already said. these results cam
a. be considered as establishing any q
mite conclusions. Further study y
II be necessary. in order % ind
- whether the results OF the last
n seasons can be set down as typi
- and whether they are OF sufficient
portarce 20 warrant the practical
- pllcasion OF shading In the growini
vegetables
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

"a rpnr nv urartts-u ss-1gc ~>esr--
her suspicious" said Marks. fof
noticed that as left the ASsor House
We stop therc-some person doSSeo NE
rather closely. and. fearing trap l
walked and rode a least ten miles our
OF my way IN getting here
..John Marks" said Hammond. SIT
ting down and writing rapidly. i have
n plan 20 battle her. It's success oe-
ponds upon speed. I have written;
~CharIes-Piace entire confidence IN
the bearer. John Marks Your father.
Luke Hammond-'
Haste with this. The storm has fortu-
natelv delayed the bark Cleaner. Use
any means 20 board her. IL Charles ts
aboard YOU know what 20 tell him. Tell
\ him not TOO much. Warn him against
that woman. Spare not goia Take
this purse. Employ some one 10 guIo'
you. and haste, haste.
He rang q bell. while Marks made
ready 20 depart.
stephen appeared.
show this gentleman out by tn
rear. Go with him. i'm fact He IS an
/ ACQUAINTED with the city. He VIII Gel
Won what hc wants. Haste. And
Marks. tell my son not 90 come here ~
I'll he shall have received a letter froS
. me. Go. HASTE
, Remember" said Marks. sternly'
am serving YOU for the hope OF regain
ing my SON
Fright" said Luke. The hope sha
e be made a reality Il you perform as d
q sired"
II swear It. John Marks" said Name
\ Marks and stephen then hurri'
n away.
: Now" said Luke 20 Nancy, Il 70
y easier in mind. But viii you ke
your promise with MarksT
- ~Perhaps-we shall see. Harriet TO
!, IS not dead vet" said Nancy
y Come. let's visit our prisoners 50
- Luke. Il have brave news for Il.
M Elcln"
y, a hate her." said Nancy
,o "'Twas vice hating virtue.
M. 4 devil hating an angel
To- Lighting their lamps. the wicked p
entered the eastern wing.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

a Tennessee subscriber asks Tor "a
sure way o. curing corns IN horses ana
mules"
There il no such way. and then there
are different kinds of corns that orig
mate differently and have 60 be treated
according 20 their special nature
Professor law. In a discussion % the
problem. says: n a recent bruiSe and
uncompllcated. apply either bar sAo~
or a common one. but rasp down tho
bearing surface % the Affected bed
% avoid pressure. and place the feet IA
water TO keep the wall moist With wet
swaos and the sole with OF meal or
/ clay packing.
/ when tenderness has subsidized.
/ smear the hooC with ointment and
work carefully Remove the shoe
early enough 90 prevent pressure en-
the heel. and Pa preparing the foot -
tain the strength o. the heel By pre-
serving the elastic horn Of che sole be-
tween wall and bar. Never allow tais
20 De pared and weakened unless it ta
90 evacuate matter or sand. OF FOR the
removal OF horny fumor
ri suppuration has taken place. pare
down the heel until fhe matter escapes.
remove an horn detached from the
quick. and pare the horn around % a
j thin edge. poulticc Until the surface
is smooth. dry and not az all tender.
, then apply n bar shoe. a leather sole.
: and a stufnns 81 turpentre-
r $40 pressure should De allowed On
T. this heel unt ihe sole has grown NO "a
p It's natural level as n support.
. "If d-standlng c0rrs are connected
ID / with the death 90 a portion % ths
r heel. of tho foot bone 90 liberation 81
C. the lateral cartiiagc. these must ID
e. scrancd or cut OF before Improvement
r is to be expected. IL connected Wit
b side bones. they are liable tn De KEEP
un hy frequent pinching 90 the quici
20 between che bone and horn. and de
~ mand careful shooting Co avoid pressur
N Ola the heel Some cases may he oene
n hted by cutting out the side bone
'p These remarks mas put thc presen
r. correspondent con- tho track Of exacu
lt what De needs 90 90. TO is genera
90 statement hy an authority on the sui
ts fect of corus of horses and mules. I
of being thus general we necessarily ~
rc low the character ~ the call hei
as made-U0mc and Farm.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02
SOUTHERN : FAM :. NOTES
y0s,cs Of INTEREST sTOrsax AsO RACK SsSFss



During the present summer. 1870. !
there has been an unusually large
amount % complaint made ~ cotton
growers about the rsvRgeS 81 the dis
ease commonly called leaf-blight. In
many cases the compliments averred
the crop would be reduced one-half OF
more by this disease The red and
yellow bughts % cotton are manifesto
tions % the same disease. The disease
itself Is OF a physiological nature and
may be best described as starvation.
The Immediate cause is che lack 81
assimuabie plant food. more especially
potash. in the SOIL The proximate
cause is often The bad physical condi-
ton OF the soil. resulting from lack Of
humus. shallow blowing OK breaking %
land. and over cropping without rota-
uon OF resting the land.
During the present year cotton grow
ers were advised hy newspapers %
reduce the cost % thc crop by using
less fertiUzer or none. That this iniu-
dici0us advice has been followed Oh a
+ considerable extent and that 10 has ~
suited in the present seasons relatively
enormous development Of leafblight
/ the vritcr Isl fully convinced.
II there is any one point in che whole
theory 20 cotton culture thoroughly 81
tahushcd. that point is that within
certain nmlts-rarely or never sur
passed hv the average crower-th'
greater The amount 90 fertilizer uee'
ON the CROP che greater the proht o
thc loss fhc pound of seed cotton cost,
Whether or ~ it Isl profitable q
grow cotton ne au ls another question
Those who win grow cotton should ak
20 grow it No the cheapest price pe
pound. This under normal climat
conditions means that the higher ga
Yield. the less The cost per pound
bale The greater the amount OK fc
{ til.rer. the greater the yield
The writer has advised an who ha7
$ sent him hurhted cotton leaves 20 app
= Immediately. per acre. from 200 CD 81
@ pounds of kamlt and hfty pounds
% nitrate of soda and cultivate the cr'
e FREQUENTLY. but shauowly. This %
% tri1afIon wu. ln most cases. prove
is further extension of tho disease but
le win not remedy tho check the plan
Boz have already experienced hy lack
.e those food stuns which should ha
ls boon added to Soil before thc seed w
planted.
Cotton growers must bear in mi
The old proyorh. Nothing from moi
ing" They cannot extract any pro-
e- able crop from the avorage cotton Sd
20 without generously feeding the crop
.r- Gerald Mccarthy.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

Somewhere there : a bntton-hole on
every boy.
PRIDE of intellect generally leads
20 its own cure.
Nothing can ever give ore the right
20 20 wrong.
Faith in God gives freedom with
men.
Satisfaction saves from much sla-
very
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

In many cases Il viii be found profit
able % save the pits OF the esst
peaches. taking care not TO allow thers
70 become too dry. and shen plant TEEN
eb0ut two inches deep early this fah-
Many OF them VIII s-ow trees that
viii commence to bear when three
years old
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

Gods substitution Is better than
our sympathy.
If ready tongue were an evidences
OF grace We would 20 % the SIDE
show for the best Christians.
A woman thinks she has splendid
discipline IN her house when her hns-
band has 20 hint only tfteen minutes
for his umbrella before starting -
business
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02
Miss Randolph To Be Married

Warrenton. Special.-Captam and
Mrs. William Fitzhugh Randolph
have issued cards announcing the APP
preaching marriage OF their daughter,
Hebe Grayson Randolph, 20 DIR. JEFF
ferson DAVIS Smythe ou Saturday
September .. at p. an, IN st. James
EpiscoD-L Church, Warrenton-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

POOR KATE's MISERY INCREAsEs
Hammond found old Fan crouching
iu the antechamhcr of the white and
gold apartment.
"Why are YOU hcret he asked
81 was lonely. Luke Hammond she
had dropped the Sir from his name. +
In her opinion a dlmnanle deed had :
made them equal II was lonely. and F.
afraid to De alone I came here where F.
can hear Daniel walking the hall, and
know some living thing is near me-
+ I'm very old and weak-very old-not
SO brave as K was.
"Old fool" said Hammond. you nave
slept in that part OF che house alone.
of and on. Tor year
Il know it. yes. true" said Fan, rails
ing her head and nOdding b. But
then. YOU know. there was-nothing IN
the old weli-augh-
She shuddered and drew herself into
heap the hight from the lamps borne
by Hammond and his sister shone on
her hideous dlsease-dist0rted visase.
and Luke wondered az the change that
had passed over it, Old Fan looked Ike
n living corpse. Quailing amid myriad
dreadful deaths.
Get up. OLD fool~ said Hammond.
sternly. and then De whispered 20 Nam
cv. who seemed 90 shrink from Fans
old eyes.
watch her ever, Her remorse or
terror may Dee our ruin.
Old Fan rose and made way for -iam-
mond. who knocked at the door.
: .rrr..rr .rr.. from within
b Unlock tie door. and see If / may
. enter said he 20 Nancy
She opened The door and looked in
o Catharine Elgin was asleep n hei
o chair. Poor girl, she dared not l'
Z down upon the bed. lest she might
y sleep TOO profoundly for her safety
E. for She knew not what terrible cru
il city her prosecutor might have IL
IL store for her.
u Her beautiful head was supporte'
10 by her hand and arm resting upoI
the side of the bed. and her rich blac
W curls. all disheveled, fen ina pitiabl
disorder over her face and bosom
g. She was very pale. and her feature
much sunken. The food furnishe
bv her jauers was all untasted. FOL
even had she had any wish 20 pa
" take of it she felt a horrible dread 4
le drugs or poison.
ct Nancy beckoned TO Luke. and 4
he entered on tiptoe Old Fan. dreadn
p!- the outside. crept ia after and curl,
ed herself in a heap near the door.
I'D Kate heaved a long and painf'
sigh. and Hammond saw her pa
on Inns forming words ia her slumber.
Ne He drew near and listened eagerl
ne Father James - God" We're q
lot disiolnted words he heard. nothii
.as more.
for To all OF these be would one d
'od have 10 account
zen Hammond knitted his brows a
muttered:
'he aFatber-James-G The first
in my power. the second is dead a
10 tho third"-he paused for nome
neI and then added, the third made
what l am--an animal 10 1--we, Z
and be no more"
Up Kate awoke and drew herself ere
she dashed one glance over the gre
cy. and then fixed her steady gaze VI
OF Hammond's face
was ..Niece"-he began
,nly .T5arp' she said. quickly.
ave ssHal why liar. Catharine Elgin'
Mise 'You call me niece said h
luce tossing back her dlsordered eurls.
show the lofty seorn OF her II
ried "and I know you lie. Natures
re- stlnct tells me you are no uncle
not mine"
him, Nonsense" said Hammond Il
Heed idea is absurd. You seem III
die. weak"
TO be continued
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1905-09-02

To make cuttings root quickly. nj a
saucer FUN OF sand. into which sips
Of any Kind OF plants may be SET Tor
roofing. Enough water must De Sept
constantly in The saucer 20 give the
sand the consistency OF mud. aud II
must then be given light and warm
southern Fruit Grower.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
DOCTOR WOOD,

erkand som den ledande och NEST fran
gangsrikA specialisten och populart kaud
son 'spciaIistmastaren i Sioux City.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

FARMARE. boskspsuppfodare
och slagtare i Illinois hafva slutit
sig tillsammans for att arrangera
en- konkurens med storslagtarne i
Chicago och uppratta EFT eget
slagteri, som skall kosta II MILL
on dollars. Kunde denna rorelse
sprida sig sd, att den kommer att
omfatta hela landet, skulle de
Observation-Disclosures, hvars
resultar man nu sa lange vantat
pa, smart blifva ofverlodiga. Huru
man ain vrider och wander trust
fragan, sd ar Diet dock alltid den
sunda, arliga och ohindrade kon-
kurensen, som blir Diet basta bo-
temedlet mot trusten.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

Matsalens vSggar arc at mar.
NOR, rikt dekorerade med gulc
och brons, och ALA stolarna, SON
arc ofverdragna med rodt brokad
arc konstverk at trasnideri
Vinet kostar 7 till Is dollars
laskan och att diEern,svarar der
emot i dyrbarhet och raffinering
sager sig s%jelft.
Porslinet ar levereradt fran fab
riken i Sevres och duktyget fran
Dublin.
En- sal, der stora tester kunna
hallas. innes afven / denna prakt-
byggnad. Marmor, silver och
guild inga i dekorationerna af den
ma sal. Guldfargad sammet tacker
stolar och mobler. och i forbindel-
Sc med salen innes en- slags vim
tertradgard, som mycket pamin.
ner ON en- naturlig, vacker blom-
stertradgard. Har dricka millio
narerna slit katie och roka sina
cigarrer efter den sakert icke
tarfiga midday, som gait forut.
Det har tagit 7ar att uppfora
Jenna praktbyggnad, SON kostar
millioner dollars. Moblemanget
'arderas till en- och en- half MILL
IN.
Hotellet bestar af s vaningar
'ch har Diver 800 rum. Byggra
lens portar arc at brons o. kosta
5000 dollars stycket.
En- dylik byggnad hafva vi haft
ad att uppiora har i Anerika,
nen Diet ar nog icke ALA at oss,
ON hafva rad att BIO der, da vi
till New York.
Och forester skadar Diet Ell he'll
er nagon att DO litet tarligare.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
Hungersd0den

ar till sina plagor Xix lungsotsd0den.
Lungsotens f0rlopp fran b0rjan till slutet
ir en- lang tortyr babe for offret och dess
vanner. "Da jag hade lungsot i f0rsta
stadiet". skrifyer Wm Myers i Cesrfoss,
Md, 'Och sedan jag forgafves f0rsokt
olika mediciner och en- god doktor, tog
lag slutlige DR.. Kin New Discoverysom
botade mig fort och grundligt." Hastig
lattnad och saker bot for hosta, f0rkyl-
ningar. ondt i halsen, bronchitis, m. m.
F~orebygger Eed sakerhet pneumonia.
Garanteras j Lungren &Andreens apotek
SiouxCity, La, Pris SOC och 81 pr faska.
p-~fsiaakay fritS
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

EFT af staden New Yorks Fl
haste qvarter har man nyligen fat
fardigt EFT hotel, hvars make sd.
kerligen ej fnnes pa helajorden
Man maste vara en- mycket ril
man. ON man skall vaga taga ir
pa hotel Regis. Eft rum kostal
Is dollars ON dagen, och maltid-
erna betalas med omkring S dol
lars ON dagen.
DE- rika amerikanska milliona
rerna betala utan att blinka dessa
summon. da dc ia sofva i prakt-
sangar,som costa $1,000 och luta
sina hufyuden mot konstbrodera-
de dynor, som arc vards So. sz5
pr stycke. DE mindre stolarne /
sofrummen kosta $500 pr stycke.
Moblerna i matsalen hafva beslag
at silver och brons. Mottagnings-
salongen ar hallen i Ludwig den
XIV.s och XV.s still. Praktfulla.
historiska gobeliner betacka vag-
game,
SPislarre arc gedigna kostverk,
till hvilka erkanda konstnarer
gjort ritningarne.
Tapeterna och mattorna har-
moniera fullstandigt med fargerna
j hvarje rum.
Badrummens utstyrsel ar af
massivt silver. o. Diet markligaste
med hela herrligheten ar syste.
met luftens inverkan',som forsig-
gar j en- mere pa garden anbragt
behallare.
Genom att vrida pa en- kran, !
som fnnes j badrummet, kan man
efter behag "a warm eller kali luit
dit lika latt som man lander eller
Stacker Diet elektriska %ljuset.
Mattorna sopas aldrig, och
moblerna dammas heller aldrig
for ait 81 upprora dammet i rum
men. Deremot 6nnes i mattor
och mobler en- forbindelse med en-
acknowledgements, som star i
kallaren.
Mot eldsvada har man vidtagit
de markligaste forsigtighetsmatt,
! Diet fonsterkarmarna, moblerna
och s~jelfva tafvelramarne AFRO for
sedda med neutrality-suspicious..
For att ytterligare sakra mot
eldsvada har man tillsatt en-
brandchef, som har tillsyn Oliver
ALA hotellets maskiner, och tillika
har under sig so val tranade brand
soldater och maskinister.
ALA matvarorna hallas friska
pa SO olika kylapparater, som fin.
mas j hotellets understa waning. !,
Biblioteket bestar af $4,000
band, och ! detsamma 6nnes an
stalld en- bibliotekarie till CASTER .
mas disposition. J.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
Varicocele.

yaricocelc redsatter lifskraften och f0rst0r
mandomens elementer.
Kirungin botar Diet sallan men f6rsvagar
alltid delarne.
vi visa hvarje dag at varicoeele kan sakert
botas utan en- farlig smdrtsam och o~behaglig
operation models knit, ~brinnande eller pa an
nat sdtt.
/ stallet for att organen stympas och for
st6ras. behallas de och stdrkas. smdrtan upp
h6r belt och ballet och nastan o"Ronblickligen
svullnaden lagger sig smart, EN- helsosam cirku
lation installer sig hastigt, och hyarJe del AT
crganismen, som p&verkas af sjukdomen,
aterstalleS fullkomligt.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
UTE nagonstades i silfversraten

UTE nagonstades i silfverstaten
Nevada hnnes Diet en- tidning,
hvars redaktor forespar Norge en-
lang och lysande framtid som re-
publik, medan han anser att Sve-
rige kommer att blifva EFT lydri
Ike under nagon at stormakterna.
Men hur delta skall tillga sager
hr redaktoren beklagligtvis eli
utan lennar oss j en- pinsam och
oyiss orc. Latom ose hoppas att
hans onda spadomarv ska komma
pa skam!
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
Specifk blodforgiftning.

Snabb och energisk demanding ar den enda
som nagonsin horde ~begagnas / bekampan-
DIT at denna konung' af onda sjukdomar.
Endast tillfallig lindring kan ernas af bad
andra minerala b~landningar och glitter.
Under Diet f0rflutna sret har jag uppfunnit
och fulbordat en- bot for specifik blodf6Igift-
ming, som Or absolut saker snabb och per-
manent o. lemnar inga skadliga eftereffekter.
Hyarje yttre symptom forsyinner smart,
medan blodet. yafnaderna, nerffibrerna, be-
men och hela systemet renaS,s tarkag och dter-
staIlas till fullkOmlig helsa och Ienhet.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23
Striktur.

F6rsummad eller dalig behandlad striktur
f0Tyarras och angriper smart under sin forst0.
rande framfart hela urin- och k6nssystemet
Skarande, strickande, slitande aro grymma.
~barbariska qyarlefvor fran gamla tidens o.
kunnighet.
De fullkomligt moderna. origlnella metoder
som anyandas af mig vid behandlingen af
striktur. arc helt och hSllet fra fran kirurgi-
ems fasor och absolut sakra och smdrtfria.
ALA abnorma vaxter uppl0sas och lemna
urinr0ret nlldeles 6ppet och fritz fran hinder,
hvarje onaturlig flytning stoppas, och all ret
ming urinkanaleH och trakten al prostate.
korteln. blasan och njurarne upph0r.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-06-23

Da Nj skall bygga eller reparera
edert hus. sd kop virke
hos Spalding. 3 & Court.
Malarefyger och all slags ma
Observation-Disclosures pa lager hos
Anderson Abel.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-05
MISS REAGAN is PRESIDENT
Educational Association at Aberdee
Elects New Officers.

ABERDEEN, S. D.-Before adjournment, the
Brown county educational association at its an
nual session I'm Aberdeen. elected the following
officers: President, Miss Alice Reagan, Columbia;
vice president Miss Emma 4 Stewart. Bath;
buttons were adopted favoring State superinten..
dent Ramers plan for the moral education Of
pupils Of the public schools. r. ~ -
The annual meeting of the Ministerial associa-
ton for the Aberdeen district Of the Methodist
Episcopal church is in session here and will
adjourn today. Among the subjects on the pro-
gram are: Opportunities for and Results OF
Personal Evangelism Rev. W. D.. Decide and
Rev. A. NJ. Ward The Preaching Best Adapted
for Soul SAVING Rev. Lawrence l.. Layne; "The
Pastor His Own Evangelist" Rev. Louis L.
Lane; Importance Of Conversions in Sunday
School and Erworth League" Rev. D. S. Kerr
and Rev. N. P. Johnson; Endowment OF Pow
err Rev. Il. S. Bromaghin and kev. n. +.
sanderson. The attendance at the meeting is
large.
States Attorney Campbell has COMPLETED biz
arrangements for the criminal cases to be tried
at the term Of circuit court which commences
today. The first case will be that OF The sta e
against L. o. Moulton. who Is accused of mis-
representing the value Of horse he sold. Viii
liam w. Barker, accused Of the murder of Lee
Zook in a. boxcar at Hecla. will be the secone
case. Barker's father. who lives in Missouri
has obtained the services Of Taubman. William
son g. Herreid, Of which former Governor Herreit
is a member, to defend his son. ,