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Di% (VSiSes5 Heart trre 1' Cures a Prominent Attorney. MR. R. O. PHELPS, tho loading pension 1 attorney of Belfast, N. Y., writes: "I was discharged from tho army on account of 111 heultb, and suffered from ( heart trouble ever since. I frequently had fainting and smothering spells. My form I was hunt as a man of 80. I constantly woro an overcoat, oven In summer, for fear of taking cold. 1 could not attend to my bust- i ness. My rest was broken by severe pains about tho heart and loft shouldor. Three ' years ago I commenced using Dr. Miles* { Heart Cure, notwithstanding I had used so much patent medicine and taken drugs from < doctors for years without being helped. Dr. Miles' Heart Curo restored mo to health. It ' is t ruly a wonderful medlcluo and it affords , me much pluasuro to recommend this rem- ' Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug- RvX..,. * gists under a positive HEz' rAdOIK ^*^8 < guarantee, lirst bot . le benelits or .uey re-6. ' 1 funded. Roe'; en dls-Krf ' CvPQ 1 eases of tho heart and xuvV ' V.J-. . ffe. v:-. . . DR. M1LE8 MEDICALOO.. Klkhart. Ind. i Various Otirrit < :. I l> c t # l IMease inform nil* whether or not it , would be protltnble to spread eottcjn peed on wheal tins Winter. Wlint per 1 cent, is there of nitrogen and plios- ' phnric acid in the cotton seed? ! ex- | peel to sow peas after the wheat; will j not the cotton seed he a good ferfili/.erl to follow the wheat with? Does a crop] i of barley impoverish the land on M which it is grown more than wheat or' j oats? Hoes not oats impoverish land | more than wheat? Will 1\G strips made Y-V shape do for tile draining'? t Will not t lie crawfish work underneath . strips in ditch and till up the ditch? I have wanted to try this hut have been afraid the crawfish would fill it up. |l SVal! I lay grass or straw over the ] joints? W. T. Wititi.kv. j Whiteville, 'I'enn. tlteply by W. F. Mas^oy in Practical Farmer.) ' ?I! yon have the seed on tlx* 1 place handy it may pay to spread/ them on the wheat, hut it you are | * growing cotton the best place von iJ .. # , * M can put them is it, a lurrow uowiij the middies o! toe cotton rows, i ^ and the ]>lant roots will timl tlieni ' at the most important time, when 1 they are fruiting. Cotton seed,' has .'hi3 per cent nitrogen, 1 .'21 ' per < ent. phosphoric acid, and v 1.1. par cent. poia-ii, maa;:)^ i. ' a lairly com plete manure, hut wito an excess of nitrogen as . . ! < re^'paieil wild the other inareili en!?, the cotton koo<I will ?louI>1 - 1 los !: !;) tin- jm'.'i that lollow the ? wheat. I'M* >1" they are ?;iv< n an " a?hVf mtii'ii <1 r ?'lit _ ol acid phos ' j'1 ' anl 1':::i 11!t i* wi! 1 he he!tor. 1 > .. II \ , 111 M ill ! i V 1110 V < 11.1 ll.lll'll j plant tboil from tin* -oil as wheat, ' Inn it L.IOU-- in shorten time, ami SOtne ?-wiisiii< > it i ore I \!?all - I i\ e. Winter oal- are not as e\han>tive as.fwheat, hut it j generally ' thoni'lit that Spring oats at*" Y e ha \ ' lie v I Mm Ti 'I V V l- I ' < >1 it, ^iiwever. Nail the strips in a s?j? are 1 form. hr akiti?r the i * ' . 1 . 1 * ? * . ? ' . , J % . ? . . I . . 4 ? I .H UM .4 ..It-.' to. ilr .;n in a \ |i?h land thnn ... . - i ? our11: i) 11|r?. \\ ?!i i :uv- very li :i ! v to l;"cj> in lin" in : urli !:ii, 1 u?lo.;s I::rI i !?< :. i I l< M"W ! ?lr::ini ..' ; :' ,t( !. . ' ; 1 in i: c I w? 111 v \ ? :ir- :in?i are : ' 1 !<?!! | Wi ,| !. . ; I I , will ' lit! il> Was i 11J (? tlir Ijoxo 1 I> ' A <i i I ' '. i ' . i \ ' '' !i"' ' i t! '.I!' i! :i .i I ! 'i ' ' > Ii of (! Mi. : < i (' 'iij~h Curi', whirl i- n I h?? b"-' ' l.i! f- r?'m?"l v tor or tm rxl vll Ino ' 1 air' bronchial 1 n.ubii -rawlonl i;ru? i Cheap Nitrogen and Much Mure. I". 1$. Terry, in Practical Parmer. II is not often that one has such a treat as we had in listen- j ing to I'rof. (ieo. \V. Cavanaugh,! Agricultural chemist from Cornell! I University. 1 am going to tell I you of one point he brought out. :>nly, but it is of great value. A certain field in New York lias had crimson clover sown Oil if onrlv nereused amount ol humus tlio >oil was able to hokl about -17 ons moisture in suspensions per lore. Think what that would be vorlh some dry season. You mow, friends, how constantly I lave kept this point before you or many years. I want you all 0 be as successful as possible. As 1 rule your lands are running* lown in humus, probably. I'utIn^ on commercial fertilizers will uld plant food, hut not humus. Pliis decayed vegetable matter on must have in your soil to get lio host physical conditions and o carry your crops through in a Iry time. The clovers, properly lsed, will help along t It is !ino| vhile trorfin?r your nitrogen from he air and ] imping up mor<" or o-r mi:; ra! matter from the suh oil. li dots mo over so much ;o( 1 to ee all out soienlilie mon io'?? \vo. !\in. so j .111< !i a. to along iraclicai linos mat will ho ol croal \ ai11o f< farmers who listen o I hem. At the same Institute we had - - i nopjonsuro ni listening to l>r. W. I i. Jordan. director of < ionovti BLOOD POISON CURED. There i - no doubt, according' to tin* hnny remarkable cures performed by totunic Itlood 1 in I in ("li. it. 0."> t liitl il - ir I h best 'I'onir n il Itlood I'nrilier vr ma nii I m l iiivd. A11 ot her- pale inl o ; n-lgliilientiie.wlMU coinpiired \v?tli it.' t cur - pimples, ulcers, .-.kin disen-es, i aid all manner of blood ami skin ail-! iicni liny tin* best, and don't throw ;jr I.; mey away on siilisl it n tcs. Try lie long tested ami old reliable lt.15.It. 1.11.* per I ir,-,v hot t It*. For ah* by 1 >rug- i fist . \ It A I) <'.\ )'. CM lift I.). Tb r ci> yeni * --.go ! t on traded a blood , in' m. 1 n. p'icd 'o i pby i.-inn incc, ntid hi- treat merit earne near .illinr me. I employed nil old pliysi tan and ti went I i Ken; n-ky. I. n v. i,' to l: i; Spring* and remain d t \v in> nt 1.-. Nothing seemed to ur l ie permanently, although ti ninir.ir.v " lief was given me. In-turned ioi ie a ruined n an pliy licaily; with ; ml !it le pre- pe 1 o: ever get I i ng well, i wa-pr- 'al.-ltotra ltofniiie l'.lo ' " Ioi 'J'.; ni 1 ! i i i\ i;. r -loti s! "I!' ' i ' 1 \ It: It'll i vr V III 'r. / T. H M ' . M.TM'n, (la. ' i or >alo b,\ Imiggists. % in the Fall for 3 years. The growth was plowed under tho next Spring. Thus nitrogen was lidded to the soil by the clover, which was taken from tho air. And humus was supplied also. Careful samples of this land wore taken, and also of similar land right over the fence, where clover was not grown, l'rof. C. has been working over these samples to see how much good the clover lid. I think the results of these experiments have not been made [>ublic before. The Professor lives the condition of the land 'before and after taking" the lover. Before, it contained 0.12 per cent, ol nitrogen; after, 0.21. 1*11is means a gain of 1 .Mod pounds )f nitrogen per acre in three years, i say nomine <n wnai na<l Deen nkt ii off by larjro crops of fruit a'own on iho land. There was a rain of about 1 per cent, of liu mis. Do you fully realize what his moans troin a practical standpoint ? it nu ans that "before" lie land contained SJ per cent, per cent, of moisture, and "after*1 15 per cent. That is, with the goods ar' ninh, he thought ho Ii.nl found a now factory. Stopping the man, in asked : "'.v'here did you get those' traps V "Made \?m. Where did you1, supp iho!" was tlio sullen reply. "Where did you learn wirewor k i ng ?" The rat*trap vendor looked at i liis questioner sharply, and < promptly replied : "Same place you did. Sing Sing.*' The !au_h of_ tlio bystanders ? ears.?t'liebinui Ilurs. , ! \\V are an : ' !.? goi.d in tlii- world and enn of no ' pli'asunler or heller way to do it lhan i).\ recommending One .Minute I'uiigli < ure a- ,i prevent i v< of pneumonia, j onsum pt ion and other eriom lung j trouldi's tli lt follow neglected eold*. J r raw ford l?ro . Everybody t oy-* Ho. < Oasr.iret". t nulv < un tie, tho moot won- 1 dcvful medical discov cry of the ago, picas* j I got and refreshing ; > too taste, act gently , end positively on i ; 'ncys. liver and bowels, , f 1, r,. , .. .* ?l >. ? J1 '.? > f*i<i T>f? ( n!(ls euro lifM'laciic, lev kip.bl c.il constipation and biliousness. riutsi buy and try a box ;' Of C. C. C t< Iny; 10,35. SO cents, tjokiaad guaranteed to euro Oy all druggists. i Kx. Station. !! - i; certainly one of the very highest nuthorities in the world. Among other good things, he said. "The tanners in the future must utilize better! their homo resources." That i<' the gospel that I have long been preaching. Many have listened.; to their advantage. I wish you all would my dear friends.* As l'rol'. C. said : u\Vhat is the use of buying nitrogen when you can get it practically for nothing and greatly better the physical condition of your land and its ability for holding moisture. ' OASTOnZA. I Death of Kev. A. W. Moore, Formerly Pastor of the Methodist Church Here. Florence, January 20.?Special to The News and Courier : The Itev. A. W. Moore, editor of the Centenary, who has been critical ly ill at his home in this city for several days, died this morning shortly after midnight. Mr. Moore was a gentleman of culture and if 1 was a hue writer. 11 is writings! of a "Trip Across the Continent." in the I'vthian Lodge Secret, of Atlanta, and in the Centenary j have been read by thousands of j people. lie was a true Pythian | and was engaged up to his lastj illness in writing a book on that | noble Order, lie was a member J of Darlington Lodge. No. 7. The funeral services were conducted j in tin Methodist church here this afternoon bv the Rev. \V. J. ller bert, after which the Knights of Pythias laid the body to rest with full Pythias honors. He leaves a wile, three daughters and one son to mourn bis loss. What pleasure is there in life with a headache,constipat ion and biliousness? : Thousands experience tItem whocould j become perfectly healthy by using I DeWitt's Little Karly Risers, the fa-| moils little pills. Crawford Bros. Me Learned. There is on'* man in Wn-hmg-' ton who declares that if he can hereafter obtain information in any other way he will not ask questions. He is employed in one of Mie departments, and hi- du tics i ? si- . ii. tinlv i: ordering and buying furniture. While on liis way J.? older a v irn pcreon lb ? other d;>\, I;;1 nut a v -odor of T 1 rat-traps u .: ! r c. ni : v*ilie.':made of wir^. As ther? are few planes in tin- city v?horo wire a C',-1 n> *> -f /-A ^V. ? iA! JL t-V ^**7 9 V> A. This paper announces, in con Constitutution, a new offer in to supply the missing word in 1 y> "AT FIRST IT WAS A/ THE ' The sentence is taken tram word is a familiar one, and i Contest Began Jan. 1ID ENTER THIS CONTEST YOU MUS 4tt$/3i?|SiP IN CONNECT THE LANCASTE! AT THE EXTREME LOW PRICE OF In connection with this Clubbir guess with the subscription price G!V? YOU A CHANCE AT Jl At tl.c t mi ot jk-tIoU ? ovoml l>y ( to U.tr success fill party or porta in the contest. The plan l* : popular and have hcon con hot, < tin j- liavt- Itet'ii whlt-iy < ? . i 1 aft Constitution's crr it original si-r IN ONE YEAR THE CONST1TUT. NEARLY S in these missing wor>! contests, tion mini r. v?l from iiuhscriht tliis fund Is given to the auc<essf The fund is distributed with b AVt i ki> '"onstlii.* ..11 lia. .M? Mil puts asltli- in per emit from a'1 n tion fund shows that the amount enough to t> worth striving fo ful propo tion, hut the p'an Is ttii" mailt* l>V the 1*okt Oil! to t)r|inr SJ'Thoto.V; f>- i 'ilclt I' . i ;i (. t.,|.> . OJUMic.i lit the cl - r I'll-,-11111. 1 lef.av ? eoill|* lent. nation of tlu*MiilMtTiptli.il In one of those cont? sts tl who !.tc|V<?l nior. than Jl.'M; lias Ihtii tl striliutcil among sim-i Remember that, whether tin nntlKl.l' ? v. THE GREATEST CF ALL WEEKU I<e??p that 'n view and send y.m for your home paper nnd TieShould you already be a iu* to this paper for The Week will be forwarded to The Co; The Constitution :;u:itMiifccs tit -11 not he Ie- > than .VsifO in cash. a THE WEEKLY C< )NSTITUTIO.\ IS 11 i I: THE WOULD. It is n TWELVEl'A Ni'.W.^l'.MM'.K, containing l.l(.IU\ It ctpj.ii as a V>Vckly Neaspapci in A.nei it- corn ; on lents nnd agents are to bo fo ctn ;>n?t Western States. ,\-s , .'! \ i a '/.l n i'it print* i:i ?ri> neitti-r 11>.? AS AN i: M"f '.TttiC -t Ha- -a .- !tr ns.-ta Is. If: ;.v. ITS ril'KClAL FHATUHIW commend It , ITS FARM A> ' 1 'Alt: IHIW' l>t FA 11 nil N dreii'x Rcnnrlinenl nreall muter ;.i II arl - are mldr .( Ti I'onMlti lieni*t) inlvtietileof il?e principle* pih noli 5i i . k.. . iivO i i . i ovhui. i ) I , , TI1K < ONSTITI T . - ' i- -i inio a luinl .? j' tion goes to tho ' mfmin woni if |j Fund to be divided^ j| wonMlw wmoCw I' Subscription Fund1' >rm; conditio?) i' iimoir t. to ?5,t*0 i "i >> < - iii !; for this i then J.;! fi&rn* ' t!"?fund tofr.*)to th ' < op.-r. < li v?ui?i i. * * *| , v 1 v. it'. . i:, ill t .! III! t | r.; ? * ?? HUliM. il| t: I . IN |YI '.MN'i I ont ANMWRIt h nwd not wi Vn.ni t it Ilioubov* tmrtlculnr r* . *1 (ih* (natliitf A<>i>Jtt-.&tf ami ciiLiJ THE LANOAKTE w ' i jl.. I: > i ill Money to Lend. 'lit* l,ani*n-l?T. < mini v Unililinr A Loan Association haa nionej i lend in iiiiprovi'il ri'il r taf tn ifo<! in ! i- ncrilitj", np' ti rcn.-ou;-.liii> l?*rn \ pply to W A l>I > Y * . i* 111) "ii >i > a Sri* .* '!'ri ; Hank I>iiililinp. j> I. JI-J7- in. 'Ills Leadj* ii i ire IssardflCs Compjuj ol America." Incorporated IMo. ('Imrti r I*?rj??*t Hi firm J M A i i il. fire mzmr;-,: or HAsrrroiM), roN\. 'a-Ji Capital - ) ' a h t . over .... I I os?; paid ov?m" .7 i hi ; i 1 io iii root ivc , i ion. \ . .T. (' : .. . itient A?. nl. > TTT 11 f u >vw AFA I nectir.n wi'h The Atlanta Weekly which everyone may have a chance his sentence: CONSIDERED HY ^ A GOOD OMllNr jr" a well-known publication. The t may readily suji^est itself. -^Ends Watch 1, '98 T SUBSCRIBE cw? J 4 ION WITH R KN TERPRISE, " $1,50 1 isC Rate, we will, if you ?end your ' \ i, forward ail for you and thus ' :E kissikg WORD fu;ib h out- The O-msttlul on will i>ay uu; ^ the fi;,l j ii::,- amount shut lias accrue-! turn 19 II VU I ? I'I)? 8 1 ! with such ul olute fairness to all that r. hut none have become equal to The los. ION HAS PAID OUT^-^sshsks* 56,000 IN CASH It sets aside 10 per cent of the subscrit rs guessing at the missing word, and ul guesser or guessers In the contest, oilo to ' irnes-, and th> fact t\ i Tin THAN 160,Out) subscribers and that It tensers' subscriptions for this dtstrlbu* 10 bo divided at each interval Is large r. !t Is not i catch-penny or a do eitoperi and simple and Is ,tl)MIT1 t ? meatus n meritorious contest. j "4.'l hi ? safety vault, under sail, un-t will minimi, which luukm the award after an exmniiere was only one successful guesser. and in addition to this In one year io."'*' r ssfnl guessers. missing word Is supplied or not. it costs isrI> not successful, the guossor gets ' NEWSPAPERS FOR ONE YEAR r guess with your clubbing subscription Weekly Constitution. scrihor to youi home paper, remit 51 ly Const it tiMon fr>r one year, and it istitution with your t^uess. the amount of the award wil'. ltd it mai he as much as S'2,()()(>. (IKKATI ST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN CI S! 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