The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 05, 1893, Image 4
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THE HORRY HERALD
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k. NORTON, Editoh
J. T. MAYERS, Oknkkai. Manaokh.
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SELECT SITTINGS.
Over 17,000 styles of silk goods art
known to dealers.
The German Emperor has a walking
stick made of rbiuoceros bkin.
Brown Couuty, Indiana, is without a
railroad and has a log court house.
Whittling contests have been iuaugu- i
rated at church festivals in Scdalia, Mo.
E1 phinstone diod of a broken heart
over the resufts of the ba ttle of Flod
deu.
Queen Elizabeth and Mary Stuart always
ban died their meat with theii
finoers.
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The surprise pio, in old England, con
tained a dozen live frogs, that leaped
over tho table when tho cover was 10rnoved.
Gladstone, a fawn rabbit, was sold in
England, recently for $130. Its ears
are 27^ inches iu length and 7J inches
in width.
Among the students of tho University
of Michigan are Messrs. T oothacher,
Greenstalk and Ghauipaguo, and Miss
Annie Rooney.
The United States collectors of internal
revenue at Ogden, Utaii and Lincoln,
Neb., are both from Farmingtou,
Me., and each is named Norton.
A Titusvillo (Ponn.) man, whose wife
recently presented hun with triplets, a
son and two daughters, promptly uamed
them Grover, Frances and Ruth.
The Uiited States revenue steamer
Bear Bear is engaged in a novel occupation?
iutroding reindeer into Alaska.
A station has been started at Port Clarence
with 177 deer.
On a farm near Bridgeport, Conn.,
George Bovans, while cloariag away a
heap of stones, found tweuty-sevon garter
snakes curled up iu a compact mass
for their long winter nap.
Official returns show that Allen and
Lilly, Democratic aud Hcpublicau candidate
respectively for Congrcss-nt-Largo
from Pennsylvania, each roccivod 13,548
votes in Montgomery County.
A horse can live twenty-five days
without solid food, merely drinking
water; seventeen days without eating
ordriuking, and only fivo days when
eatiug solid food without drinking.
A pie served to Charles II. was tnado
of sparrows, potatoes, criugoes, lettuce,
cucsuiuis, uyaiers, curnu, arucnoxos,
egg8, lemon?, barberries, pepper, nut*
meg, cloves, maco, currilnts, sugar aud
wine.
At Stockton-in-tho-Forest, Yorkshire,
England, is a piece of laud called "Petticoat
Hole," aud it is held on the condition
of providing a poor wo 11411 of
the place every year with n 110 v petticoat.
It was not until nearly a century after
its discovery that tobacco came into
geucrul uso in Europe. The United
States now produces about one-half of
the entire world's supply of the weed
nicotian.
The lumber manufacturers all over the
South and West are putting in improved
machinery in order to be able to meet
increasing competition. Saw mill ma*
chiucry makers are everywhere crowded
with orders, and much old machinery
is being replaced.
The open tireplaco in tho new public
library building at Michias, Me., will
be constructed of 6toiun which wore uson
as ballast 011 board the British war
schooner Margaretta, captured by tho
Americuus near Machias during the early
part of the Revolution.
F. N. Day, of Ilanford, Cal., has
succeeded in writing tho Lord's prayer
in a snucc which can be covered by the
oud of u? ordinary lead pencil. Tho
letters are distinguishable only with tho
aid of a microscopo, although no such
instrument was used in writing tho 111.
WISE WORDS.
What was, is; what is, will ho.
Friendship is sanity.; love, insanity.
Age does not improve those who feat
it.
Truth always wins its way in the long
run.
The heart is a comet whose t.iii is
memory.
Newspapers are what their readers
make them.
A man may love his friends?if thej
nro not women.
8trong language amuses, hut does not
convince tho crowd.
What is had in a man is of as long
life as that which is good.
Time is more than money, for lost
time can never be recovered.
Talent is man's mastery of mind;
genius is mind's masteiy of man.
The fast man is fast enough to run
into debt, but not always fast enough to
run out of it.
Let us be contont in work to do tho
thing we can, and not prosume te fret
because it's little.
Nothing raises tho price of a blossing
like its removal; whetoas it was its continuance
which should have taught 119 its
value.
Poverty of pocket is trifling compared
to poverty of principle, and, mark the
assertion 1 it is the fool that has not
found this out.
It has been wisely remarked that you
never ought to ask any one to give you
his word of honor. If you are talking
10 an honest man it is superfluous; if to
a rascal, useless.
One of tho sweetest things about pain
and sorrow is that thoy show u\ how
well we are loved, how much kindness
thero is in tho world, and how easily we
can make others happy in the same way
.v 1 1.-I 1 .L_
mien uir) iiucu uuij; mm nyiiiimius.
If from no higher motive than to obtain
an advantage over other people, it
wculd 1)0 worth while to cultivate command
of temper. When a controversy
arises, particularly one that is public,
the man who commands his temper ii
always esteemed more highly than th?
i ne who resorts to vituperation nnc
abuse, and this without regard to tin
merits of the issue.
An T-laho town is rcnc'iod bv in incl'i
< i plane 2100 feot Jong, wii.cu i?
u*?u by 1 aimers.
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SENITINE DOGS OF WAR.!
POUR-FOOTED SOLDIERS IN HTJROPRAN
ARXISa.
TrfiliMMl to Perforin Valuable Service
? Employed an l>l?patch llo?ror?
and in the Koapltal Corp*.
THE pages of history from tho
earliest times record with honorable
mention the services of
dogs us auxiliaries in war.
They were utilized iu the Greek and
Roman armies, aud Goriuth is said to
have been saved by fifty war dogs.
King Henry VIII. employed bloodhouuds
in Frauce and the Earl of Essex had no
less than SOU of tliem iu Elizabeth's
army in Ireland. 8t. Malo, when it
formed a separate republic, was guarded
by 300 dogs. Philip V., in 1702, at
Mt. Phillippi an 1 at the Fort of Etoile,
icm tiie aogs which wore at the gatos
and which remained uucared for by the
Austriuus, and afterwards turned ihom
to useful account as auxiliary sontiuuls
and for accompanying the patrols. In
177ft the Turks wero greatly helped by
dogs both at the seigo of Dubitza and
and nt Qino Berdo; they used them as a
cordon to guard their camps, and la'cr
to track the unfortunate inhabitants of
the countries they wore devastating.
There is a fine for killing a dog in
Tut key, and it is exacted as follows:
The dead dog is triced up by the tail
with his fore paws touching the ground,
and the tine consists of as much ccru as
will cover the dog in that position.
During the siego of Sobastopol the
French on several occasions received
alarm of sorties through the watchfulness
of a dog called Mincttc. The famo
of the French military dog Moustache is
renowned. When encamped with his
regiment before Alexandria, the first
night ho was the means of detecting a
surprise; ho fought, at Marengo, and
saved tho standard of his regiment at
Austerlilz, for which scrvico he was
decorated on tho battlo field by Marshal
Launos. Ho captured an Austrian sergeant,
and brought two privates as
prisoners into camp. Ho served also in
tlie Spanish campaign and was tho
moans of detecting several ambushes.
At dress parades ho invariably appeared
at the head of the regiment, conducting
himself with soldierly dignity. He bore
on his bodv manv honorable sc irs of
hot encounters, aud was finally killed by
u bullet directly after the siego of Badajoz.
Oeueral SkobelofF, in Asia Minor, had
a corps of dogs instructed as sontr.es,
and they aro now used in the artillery
and other branches of the service. 'I ho
Germans begau experimenting with dogs
in 1885,instructing them ou outpost duty.
A .lager battalion has about twenty dogs
ol all sizes stationed with the advance
guud. The Germans dress men in
French and Husssian uniforms (and the
French have recourse to similar tactics),
who lie in wait and frighten the dogs,
so as to impress them at ouee with the
appearance of an enemy. A well trained
eoolie in a German regiment ou the approach
of anyone he does not kuo.v,
will hide in the nearest ditch and wait
until lie passes, the dog will then continue
his journey to repeat the proceis
should lie again be interrupted.
It was a maxim with Frederick the
Great that it was pardonable to be dotented,
but never to be surprised. Whcu
iroups are wearied by long inarches, and
sentries besides being fatigued have in
addition to struggle against hunger and
severe cold, in such cases the aid of
well-trained military dogs would ho appreciated
by any prudent commamler.
It has been ascertained that on a calm
night dogs can with certainty detect the
approach of strangers up to 500 yar is,
and in stormy weather they will scent an
enemy within 200 yards and can distinguish
friend from foe.
Regarding the breed of dogs best
adapted for military purposes, it is conceded
that the farmer's sheep dog h is
the ("most qualities. The rctricvor makes
a gO Ml war dog, and spaniels have much
to recommend tl ein. In Germany they
arc considered second to tbo sheep dog.
Bloodhounds have no superior when it
comes to tracking. In Austria the Dalmathian
has boon trained; Russia prefers
the Caucasian dog, Turkey selects the
Asiatic sheep dog; and Italy, like England.
is exiiei iiiuiutinir wil.li vnrinns
breeds.
The patient submission of dogs to snrgic
il treatment is well Known. Mr.
George Fleming, veterinary surgeon of
the Second Lile Guar is, operated on a
line pointer, having a large, hard, fibrous
tumor of the breast, with deep and farreaching
roots. During the operation
the annual displayed an amount of patience
that would have been creditable
to a human being. Even during the
most painful part of the proceeding, tlmt
of inserting the sutures, the dog never
tlinched. The same resignation was
displayed when the time for dressing the
wound came rouud, and lie would place
himself in position for the surgeon.
The frontier of France abounds in
smugglers and the resources of tho contraband
traders are called into activity.
They have trained packs ol dogs to carry
prohibited goods across tho line. Tho
dogs are kept without food many hours;
they nro then beaten and laden
with goods, and arc started on
their travels as soon as it was dark.
When they reach the abodes of their
masters they arc woll treated, and receive
a good meal. According to tho
accounts of the French custom house, on
an average 50,000 of tho dog smugglers
Are destroyed annually, on which account
fiO,000 f iiiuc9, as prcuiiu us, wcro
paid to the custom officials.
i no intelligence, bravery and endurance
of dogs have been attested in
all ages and countries, and their titno.ss
and value for military purposes purposes
has passed beyond tlio experimental
point. In the event of an European
war they will be found operating
in large numbers with tho various arms
of the service, and they have receive I
training as auxiliary sentinels; as scoirs
on tho march, on reconnais-unco, and
patrol duties; as dispatch carrier, on tho
march, in cauip, ami hi action; as auxiliary
ammunition carrieis, on the march
and in action; as searchers for t .c
wounded and killed after an engagement,
and for look-outs on men-of-w ir
ol all descriptions. ? Detroit Free Ties-.
It Is estimated that twenty-five per
cent, of the sheep of the United Sin ?
are mutton sheep, producing cmn-e
wool, and seventy-five per cent, ars
merino sheep, producing fine wool.
The marriage6 of nvners are six rm?
cent, ot the wu;.a nnrc^dr.
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A Mother's Story
"When my boy wm 2>tf years of age, a fall
brought on blj- disease, which gradually grew
w it < until, when he waa
o. he could not walk,
and we had him treated 9
jra months At the Children's
Hospital In Hoston. Hut
t PJ when he cnmo homo he
Y was worse, and the dooL
tors said nothing
JL could bo done. I becan
giving him Hood's
Willie isiiii. .Sursaparllla and ho improved
at onoo. Tho 14
abscesses on his hip licalod up, his appetite Improved
and he cou'd walk, at first with
HOOD'S CURES
crutches then without. Ho la now perfectly
well, lively us any l>oy." Mits. Emma V.
Derr, Wall pole, Mass.
HOOI?'H IMI.I.S <l<> n?t purge, pain or gripe,
but net promptly, easily am! < ITeetiinlljr. Wcenla.
CURES RISING
r>a
DK.CAJ 1 . .
"MOTHER'S FRIEND" blessing ever |
olfcicel chibl bearing woman. 1 liavo neon a
miil-wifo for many years, ami In caeli caso
whero "Mother's Friend" had been used it lias
accomplished wonders and relieved much
suffering. It 1st ho best remedy for rising of
the breast known, and worth the price for that |
alone. Mrs. M. M. Uhusi eh,
Montgomery, Ala. |
Bent by express, charges prepaid, on receipt [
of price,'Sl.W) per bottle.
RRADFIGLD REGULATOR CO.,
Bold bv all druggists. Atlanta, (1A. !
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Fruit for Food.
Fruit culturo should bo quite as
closely associated with family use as witli \
market. 1 have eaten applet all my life,
but never learned how to make the best
use of them till last winter; it is worth
living half a century to find out the real
value of the fruit. Now we eat apples
half an hour before our meals instead
of afterward. We eat all we want
before breakfast ami before dinner.
The result Ins been so decidedly in favor
of the fruit diet that we have very
largely dropped meat. The action of tho
acid is then admirable in aiding digestion,
while if eaten aflei meals the apple
is likely to prove a burden. We follow
he same line 111 using grapes, penis,
cherries aud berries.
If disl lit bed by a headache or dyspepsia
in summer, I climb a cherry trco
and eat nil I can reach and relish. In
order to have cherries all summer I
cover a dozen trees with mosquito netting
io keep olT the birds. Currants and
gooseberries 1 line! very wholesome eaton
Km iiwin niu uii'in.^ ui;iiui; guiug m l no
dining (able. Nature has prepared a
large amount of food already cooked,
exactly ft ted tor all demands of the
human system. Our kitchen cooking
never equals nature's. I am by no means
a vegetarian or a fruitarian, hut I am
convinced thai we have not yet measured
the value of fruit as a diet with milk,
eggs and vegetables. Some one being
told that such fruit would not give a
workman muscular strength, pointed to
to his ad riser's oxen, saying, "Vit them
oxen cat no meat."?American Garden- |
in jr.
U 'jperct
0%./ Ro>al 1
Strongest, Purest,
As to whether any of the b
the " Royal," the official test:
samples of various baking po
the grocers, and analyzed by
mcnt Chemists and the Chenii:
of I Icalth, the reports rcvealc*
contained from 2S per cent, to
strength than the others, and
fcctly combined, absolutely put
As most of these powders
consumers at the same price as t
by the use of the Royal Baking 1
is an average saving of over on
sides tin? advantage of assured
wholesomeness of food, and of
cnit and cake made perfectly 1
and palatable.
The official reports also reve
cnc.c, in other powders, of all
sulphuric acid, by which their 1
danger to the consumer.
Whenever a baking powder 1
the "Royal" or with a gift it is
made from alum, and is to be av
BEWARt. OF FRAUD, . Utttj
A UK lor. null liuUm upon ImTitlfs \hjjA?}
W.T. I|QIH;I,Ab HIIOKS. None ecuulnc
without \V. I., ilouglau nntuo T.
1 ml ncloo ui iitniuul mi hiilioin. B wm
? for it when you buy. ,<> i&%?t
Hold everywhere,
Will give exclusive sale to shoo dealc
Moots. Write for catalogue. If not for sale I
no# sice and width wautud, Postage Free.
nervous A Chronic Diseases
Treated by matt by tlie bntlincr Medicine Company'i
OOHMUltlnK physician, 1615 North Tenth St , I'hllada.
Pa. All letter* confidential. Advice tyre. fi^Peni ]
II*-. Iu mniiiiw i??r III If 1% ti/% I 1 11 r.l( !
MKADAC1IK iVNKDIULUlA TA1IMCTH.
AGENTS WANTED ON SALARY !
or oommlB*i<>d t<> linuulu the New Intent Chemical .
Ink Rrnnlng Pencil. Agent* iimklng MAO per week, i
MONROE ERASKK MFG. CO., X MO. La Crowe, Wle. |
PATENTSI
* ^ 40-paue book .i 'T
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How'c This f
Wo offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
ny case of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Uklngllall'HCatarrh Cure.
r. J. Gbknky & ('o..Props., Toledo. O..
>Ve, the Undersigned, liave known F, J.
Chanev for the last 15 years, and believe him
Rsrfectly honorable in all business transacone,
and financially nblo to carry out auy obligations
made by their firm.
WEBTde Troajp, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Wauiuno, Kinnan ?fc Marvin, Wholesale
Drukgists. Toledo. O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Internally, acting
directly upon thehlood and mucous surfaces
of tho s?tom. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per bottle, fcjoid.by all druggists.
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In tho chapter on "Drain and Nerve Foods," .
contained In his recent work on "Nerve
Waste," Dr. 11. C.Sawyer gives the following j
unsolicited testimony to the value of Walter t
Daker & C'o.'s Cocoa: "Baker's Breakfast Co- '
coa Is a light preparation which can be heart I
ly recommended; it contains only so much fat
as ran bo digested by almost anyone; and is pe? f
cullar In not cloying or palling after a time, as
so tnnnv cocoa preparations do. Bucb ft bever- *
...... ic foi- .......... I...I. I ?->
m >ni n?"M, n uunwillt nuu (
nlti-r ono becomes us?<l to it. than tea, which ia
inucli over-used. It is especially useful for t
children; our little boy has drunk it since he .
was a year and a half old. has become Inordi- *
nately fond of It, and has kept as "fat as a nig. 1
as we say."
Iu Pornin the cholera does Its fatal 1
work almost iuvariablv in ono dav.
Everybody ought to know, if they don't, that ,
a dlsoidered liver,stomach or bowels is respon- I
siblo for u multitude of ailments. Remedy;
Hilc Heuns Small.
A new folding baby carriage is ouo ,
that t:UL be folded up to go iu a trunk. j
They act on the bile and liver. Small Ilile (
Beans have no equal.
Seconding the motion?Taking the f
time of a sprinter.?Truth.
Nantahala.?$100 per share. Every asharessecures
a town lot. Fortunes In the South. Send
ttc. for prospectus. A. J. McBrlde. Atlanta, Qo.
Rider Haggard thinks Egypt the (
most interesting and least oxplorcd
tountry in the world,
i m Brown's Bhonchial Troches for
Coughs, Colds and nil ot lier Throat '1 roubles.?
"Pre-eminently best." Iff v. Henry Hard Refi'tfr
Crocodile eggs arc much sought after
by the natives of Madagascar.
The Value of a (food ("at.
V
It only needs a wot season, ns the early t
part of 1892 was, to enormously increase :
the mice pest, and mnko every fanner, j
especially one who is a fruit grower, np- j
prccinto the value of a good inomcr. The
story ol Whittiugton and his cat might
bo repealed oil ninny a modern farm if. .
cals were not thought so common as to
have no appreciable value. The most or *'
diuary dog is valued highly by his owner, '
but there arc few who will say a good 8
woid l< i the cat, whoso servic t<? nun a
is fully as valuable.?Huston C iltivator.
TIIE LtJCKY MAN.
Courtleigh--Sec here, Marigold, you
don't keep your word. When we wen!
l>oth uftor Mhs Ootrox it was ngrocd lietween
us that tin- lucky man should pay
lite other $10,CO.
Marigold?Well?
Court k-igh -Well, you married Iter.
Marigold?Exactly. Hut. upon cm
sideration I think you owe me the ten
thousand.?[Now York Herald.
.difference. \
V,
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Baking Powder
Most Economical.
taking powders arc equal to
s clearly determine. When
wdcrs were purchased from
the United States Governsts
of State and City Boards _
d the /?iet that the "Royal"
60 per cent, more leavening
also that it was more pcre,
and altogether wholesome,
arc sold to _
! is
nil, lime or
ise is made a matter of grave
s sold at a lower price than 1
a C( rtani indication that it is <
aided under all circumstances.
. l mmm
SHOE GENTLEMEN, i
iCwcil shoe tlvut will not rip; Calf, Jj
ss, smooth inside, more comfortable, ?
and durable than any other shoe ever ?
the price. Every style. Equals custom- n
dioca costing from $.\ to ?5. ?
following are of the came high standard of b
it: T
00 an.l ?">3.00 Fine Cnlf, Hond-Scwed.
1.50 Police, Farmers ntid I.citcr Carriers.
>2.so, $3.23 arid $3.0o for Working Men.
Sa.oo ancl $1.73 for Yontha and Pcys.
.00 Hand-Scwcd, { J\QFL 1
L $3.50 and a.oo Do 11 got*,\ LADIES,
uafck $1.75 fo- Misses.
IT IS A DOTY yoa owe yourself
to get tho best value for your
\Vjk money. Economize) In yoar
\9PL footwoar by purchasing W.
\ - X Li. Douglas Bbocs, wlilob
\ represent tbe boat value
r at tbo prloes advertised
as thousands can tesp
tlly. Do you wear
^the>vo^W!! ^
ra and gmieriS^S^^SMeniBTen*
In your pUco send direct to Factory, stating
W. L. Douglas, Dreoktou, Qlass.
. 'Ji-J-J-!?i_ JJL? L-*-j >
aailltH Mninhlno Ifnblt Cured In 10
: DX1BBM t<? '40 <lavh. Nujuty till cured.
Vr I Will DR. J.STEPHENS, Lebanon,Ohio.
*
Cures Consumption, Coughs, Croup, Bore 1
Throat. Sold by sjl Druggist* oa a Guarant***
ON15 13Ji\JOY8
Both the method and results when
Byrup of I'igs is taken; it is pleasant
lud refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syseni
effectually, dispels colds, headaches
and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
)nly remedy of its kind ever proluced,
pleasing to tlvo taste and acceptable
to the stomach, prompt in
ts action and truly beneficial 111 its I
iflpcla ni-onni./1/l nn1t> 1 I
/uww) j/iv jku vm v/iny inuii ill*" IIIUSI
lealthy and agreoablo substances, its
liany excellent qualities commend it
,o all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
nyrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
md SI bottles by all leading druggists.
Any reliable druggist who
nay not have it on hand will proHire
it promptly for any one who
vishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY NEW YORK, N.V.
"German
Syrup"
Regis I.eblauc is a French Canaban
store keeper at Notre Dame de
stanbridge, Quebec, Can., vvlio was
nired of a severe attack of Congeston
of the Clings by Boscbee's German
Syrup, lie has sold many a
lottlc of German S>'rup on his per,onal
recommendation. If you drop
bin a line he'll give you the full
act1 of the case direct, as he did us,
aid that Boschee's German Syrup
nought him through nicely. It
ilivays will. It is a good medicine
aid thorough in its work. ?
with I'a st OS, Kunmcls onrt Paints which stain tho
bonds, In.t'iro tho iron nnd burn rod.
Tho Itlslti; Sun Stovo Polish Is lirllllant, Odorless.
Durable, nnd tho consumer pays for no tin
or glnss package with every purcliuse.
UXUSItS?LESXSVILLE BLANKETS.
Housekeepers 5V? lb.. >5. Carolina's Pride, H'.j II).,
per pair". I.oaksvlllc llouest Joans -Dray, Hrown
ad lllnek?3o., Itlc. and tide, per yard. Kersey
rn.v, it'J 1 e. Hrown, .|Oo. ft yard; very good,
fool Ynrii, all colors, He, ft hank. If your dealer
a s not keep these goods order of .1, N\ . HldlTT
i CO., Special Selling Agts., iircensboro, X. C.
|
4C'onaump11 vci nnd poople 11
who have weak lungs or Anth- |U
ma, should use Plso's Cure for I .
Consumption. It has eared n|
thouinudi. It has not Injnr- H j
ed one. It Is not bad to take.
It Is the bost cough syrup.
Bold everywhere. 8He. '
Unlike the Dutch Process
rj-ft No Alkalies
Oilier Chemicals
vlft/ isW^b ar0 ,i?ic(r 'n
%jl| \J>-preparation of
W. MAKER & CO.'8
rfyeakfastCocoa,
|| 1 j ' ' I'Vj pave ami soluble.
| |] I ' '/ I. [(If has morethaii three times
R H , ! V ?' the strength of Cocoa mixed
t? < 'i 1 \\i( li .Starch, Arrowroot or
' SMBiitfJJe*?' Sugar, ami is far more economical,
costing less than one cent a cap.
It is delicious, nourishing, and easily
DIGESTED.
Sold by Grocers every where.
W BAKER & CO., Dorchester, Mass,
B. N~U.?1
F YOU
OWN
CHICKENS
rou wantti> a "xt' their
'HEM TOA -/A JL WAY
ven If you merely koep them as n dlvorslon. In oner
to handle Fowls judiciously, you must know
jmcthlng about thein. To meet this want we are
dllng a book Riving the experience / ftnlw OKa
f a practical poultry raiser for\vlIIJ awCi
irenty-flve years, it was written by Atnan who put
II his mind, and time, and money to making a suc?ss
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