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RALEIGH CHRISTIAN ADVOOVT'-y FEB. 10. 1886. MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. MISCELLANEOUS. A a j: icult i n i Errata. I - mm l Fertilizing by Feeding Stock. A n cent work netting of .agricul tural matters, suggest feeding stock as one method of restoring a farm to a good condition. Thousands ol farmers, it says, in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York and Ohio, and even further west, where the land is lid as rich as it once was, and where farmers are learning the value nf manure and the advantage of good farming, practice a regular system of feeding animals to leeu ineir inu, they make hay, grow corn, roots, rye, wheat, potatoes, and make butter; sell the grain, potatoes and butter, and feed hay, com fodder, roots and straw, and f vcn purchase feeding stuffs, and buy lean stock in the early fall to con sume p 11 these. The cattle or sheep are turned on the stubbles and pas tures as long as there is good feeding. Thov arft then fed during the winter on dry feed, and as they become fat ; and fit for market are lurueu ou, u that by the spring they are all dis posed of. A steer weighing 1,200 lbs. and costing $10, is thus made to weigh 1 ,G00 lbs. and seles for $80, or even more; because there is not only the increased weight made for the profit, but the increased value of a fat animal from a thin and unsaleable ow The feed is thus disposed of at a good price, and there is a profit beside to pay for the labor. In addition, there is a large quantity of manure, which is worth much more than common barnyard manure because of the high feeding of the cattle. In a similar way the owner of the poor land may buy cattle, and all the fodder and grain, and feed them, and make an equal profit us the farmers above mention ed; because they charge the animals with the feed at market price. There is then the manure left to go upon the land aid increase the next year's corp, which makes less purchased food nee : r-ary. As the land improves,and the crops increase in yield, the profits of the bu-iness are larger. In a few year.-i i uillbe unnecessary to buy fodder, and Iho income from the farm will then be more satisfactory, be cause the expenses will be lessened. There is an omission in the adver tisment of Dr. J. H. McLean's Tar Wine Lung Balm in not giving the address of Mrs. R. S. Fischrueckeru who lives at Neave, Ky., where she practices medicine. She claims it is the best Throat and Lung medicine ever used. Dec 16 tf MISCELLANEOUS. Horse Feeding in Winter. liiUUv i it. d. ANDREW'S & GO. HEADQUARTERS FOR N I I ft k - ii o i: s, LrOODS, Absolutely Pure. This powd r never varies. A marvel of pu ritv, strength and wholesomeness. Moie eeouomiciil than the ordinary kind?, and can not be sold in competition with the multi tude of low U'.t, short weight alum or phos phate powder. .SV'7 ,Lj hi runs. Kuyal Bakix(j Poiypkk Co., 100 H all St., N. Y. feb 8 4 St. E.SlAPLTSItKI) ISM. CHAS. SIMON & SOXS. 63 N. Howard Street. Tlio horse needs more care during the winter than in the summer. He should be rubbed dry whenever com ing hrfrom a drive or a day'; work, that he may not have to remain in the stable with his hair wet and mat ted either with perspiration or with the lain or snow to which he may have been exposed, and his legs, and especially the fetlock joints, thorough ly c!si? ; d, and all snow or mud re moved from the feet. He should nevt be fed dusty or mouldy hay,nor damaged grain, and it will be better f if all hay be slightly wet before it is j fed. Have regular hours for feeding and irive about the same quantity at. each loeding. The practice of keep ing the rack or manger full all the time, cr of throwing in a forkful of hay every time the stable is entered, is wasteful as wrell as injurious to the horse. . Oats are .as cheap as hay at present prices, so that it is better to sell hay and buy oats than to keep without grain and give all the hay the horses will cat, Oats are also better than corn, or corn meal, for a horse that is not worked all the time, as they are not so heating. A few roots each day serve i-.a excellent purpose in keeping the st -ii:H'h and bowels in good c :i ditioi;. :!i:d carrots or turnips are t;:' best f r this purpose, some horsenr- . prefen r.-.g one and some tin oth r ProbaMy turnips are nest lor growing colts which are not worked, as they contai.i more of the phosphate or bone forming material. - This i- esi vc.iiiy true wnen tney are grown upon ures. iMPOltTFKS AND DEALERS IN Y Ol EVERY DESCRIPTION. LadiesPweady- Corsets, &c SAMPLES S ENTFR E "Orders aaiountin to or over scut ret of freight . hares hy express. vc$? linking Sejmrinmit Rules for sclf-iiu :i?urement. samples of mate ria's, ".vth 'jstiioiii'' of cMst, sent upon application. conturj 47 rrelist. Int. nper-phosphate or boin; man- Coior of Beef Cattle. A V.'estern journal avers that many breedc i s and feeders claim that their white or roan Shorthorns feed better than the reds, but is glad to note that breeders are ignoring color in breed ing for l i ef. It adds that roan is the Shorthorn trade-mark, and will again be the popular color. The Jerseys, since they have ignored the color craze, have made great progress on their more practical points of butter records The white llirkleyvihgton prize stecr was a better handler and better feeder than any red or black steei -M the fat stock show. Pure Water for Cows, Som one sensibly observes that you m Ldn as well drink the watei from ; rUby barnyard as t allow a cow to tlrit.k, and then use her milk. "Whatever impurities may be in tin water ..re tp.krn up by the system .t the cow a?:l tire given off in her mil! and pa oil" into the system of th hit Man coii-umer. Owners of cow tht -i should be very careful to alio -a th- n only pure water to drink, and r is just as important that their food in pure aid wholesome also. It is;: matter in which cleanliness is next ti godliness. Feeding Pea Meal. It i-said that while pea meal is a great butter-producing food, it is very d.merous to feed it in large quant T ties. It is much worse even thai finely ground corn meal for forming into h U in the stomach, repelliny thf gastr; juice, and thus creatinp inflammviion of the stomach. Ti e safest way to feed it to mix it wel! with plenty of oil meal, new process. iVb Opium in Piso's Cure for Cor s"mption. Cures where other reme dies fail. 25 c. Fnr Cnlarcnrl Edition of C. H. Spurgeon," ierfuJ preachers ii.- ",y Goo. C Net-uham, Kv mImc hr A. J. Gordon, This Grandest and nid St work, emlors-'od Iv all DenoiniuatiOi, and ' Sunbeams for the Home." endorsed by Rev. John Jiail. D. 1., Cift Cooks have no superiors. Will outsell niost Gir.St' works. Special terms. oct iJS-lvit FO RCO VO H "ST C ROUP AN D CONSUMPTION USE 1 n err w. !Jlf? OF SWEET GUM AHD MULLEM. The Sweet Gum from a tree of the same name growing in the South, combined with a tea made from the Mullein plant of the old fields. For sale by all drupsrists at 25 cents and tl.OO per bottle. TvrX.TU JL. TAYLOKi Atlanta, On. apl 1-ly OLD DOMINION SH1KT FACTORY. Drawers and Shirts male o measure a speciality. Write for Hank for self measurement. H.T. MILLER & CO., Cor. 9th & Main st Itiehmond, Va. nov 25-1 y Tii nost beauti, fui mid finest toned in t!ie worid. Low prices. rs v p:.vment. SenU tir .'iitaloErne. Art Ir ess WsaYBr Organ a Piana Go.,Y.K' PEANOFORTES. UNEQJJALL.ED IN Tone,ToncliWorlnnansliiD and Durability. WILLIAM KNABE & CO., Nos. 204 and 206 West Baltimore Street, Saltimore. No. 112 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. 0 and Whiskey Habits . d ;it home without pain. M. DM Atlanta, 1 ; 1 Tmar "25.1 iV' Hot in the Swim By any means, but immeasurably ahead. Willcox & Gibbs Automatic Sewing Machine combines every desirable feature with least possible worry, work and risk to health. Willcos & Gibl33 S. 21. Co., 653 Broadway, IT. Y. dec 23-3t eow H A T S , Furnishing LATH 1ST STYLES, LARGEST STOUK, LOWEST FRJVES. New Goods uaily received. Com plete Stock of line di ess suits al ways 011 hand. Special diM-oiiiii to ministers. U. n. Axdrkavs & Co". C. G. Whitikg, Tiusj.. KM Kl SI Ml ta mm wi V.i FB 3Q KWJ tr-i I I SIX OCTAVE. Grand Improvcmets In Reed Organs. Nppedftl etraps to break or pedal carpeta to wear out. All piano music can be executed upon it. A child can operate bellows. Case made of solid cherry, ebonlzed and so highly polished as to make it almost impossible to &s tinauisk it from, rosewood. Ko organ manufactured has met wfto tte popularity of this Instrument, as la proven by the Immense sales. It even bids fair to sur pass the demand for the far-famed Improved Beetho ven. Having Increased our facilities f or manuf acturine by purchasing improved machinery, we are able to re dace the price from f 125J0O to only 105.50. which includes a muaio, book and adjustable stool. Those wishing the Improved Beethoven and other styles ot organs witn scop comDiDauons, raugme in price from $39.50 to $1 7 5.00-also, Squabb and Upright Pianos from $175.00 to $297.50-wilI please write us, ana we win tase pleasure in giving an the information desired free of charge. Those who contemplate purchaslngwlll do well to consult with us. as we have no agents. Deal direct with the public. x on therefore save agent's pro: direct from the manufacturer. .METHODIST MUTUAL m ASSOCIATION OFFICE : Lemember. our are sent anywhere on 15 days test trial. If not satisfactory, organ may be returned, and our firm pay freight chargesDoth ways. . Sign Painters wanted. Address all communications, BEETHOVEN PIANO ORGAN CO., , Washington, New Jersey, U. 8. A. Kotiok. Mention name of this paper when you write., !,-! -U-Hiin. McDowell OFriCEI-:-- (i W. KON'M ' (i ek m an Bam Block, 502 4th Avenue, Louisville, Ry. C. P. ATMoiii:. PiesUl.'ut. if. F. K.m.fi's, Vice President. ; Mocliral Director. , i s ea.- tuvf t- r-tary. rI"'HE Mttlui-.list .MutuilAid Assaciation was 1. chtrtar: I : v the Lesrislaturj :i Kentucky Marc hj,24, 1 -l.ssi. The )ievide a P t'iiiniiie- of n .;,(H)0 :.t !e.i'i!. $1 per ineniiie! half f the s: and charter amended Apiii ivct of the Association are: T.i . liei-iry Fluid ironi whieli th bers ara paid not exceedin. . of the Hicinher, on the basis t; at the liuieof death; or one iiit hi ea' e of total disability ; which uniuiMi! eainsot In; r:u-hed hy proc'e of law or l;'iiiis of cr"rijtor., so thnt the family is su. e i re eh e ' he he tie lit. (; adnissi. , lee, $1 senii-isiuiual dues, and assessment- eeordi:!j to aire. It is within the reach of p. an- :uiu rich The huter may die, or be disabied, wlien po.-sessed i' lands, without r-.-ady nioii'-y. The M. SI. A. A. sup plies hot, cki-s"s ai. liiinimiiii) rates. Feni!e: am: n..i- . a-e leceived upon pre cisely i' : -,;na.: t.-i ju.-. Aetid for Charter and ny-Lav .T. .S; v yoi s.i v this in the 1 Chriit!an Advocate." Ai'-rii wanted. Address i-. C LLEN, Secretary . nov 18-ly Mi X.- Th regu lar re tail price is $3 00 a copy by mail postpaid. We will send to any MUSIC TEACHES for examination, single sample copy, postage paid, on recei of two dollars. PUBLISHED BY The John Church Co., CINCINNATI, OHIO. BY GEO. F. KOOT. if Piano Instructor & that has never been cxcj'lcJ.ij yourself n.;; ' convinced oii ',z n perioritv. FOTl 7086. Will be mailed FREE to U applicsnti, and tooastomeraof last jear without ordering it. it contain aoout isu pages. 600 illuitrationt, price, accorate desoriptioc and Taluable directions for planung all varieties 01 ttjii ADiir, and FLOWER SEEDS. BULBS, eto. Invaluable to all, specially to Market Gardeners. Send for it. Da M FERRY & CO., Detroit, Michigan. obtaned for Moderate Fees. Send mod;el or drawing we will acvie free f charge and make no charge unless we obtain patent. For circular, term-,and references to actual clients in your own State or county, address J. A. SNOW tfc CO.. Opposite Patent '.'ilh-e Washintor. I) C dec 24-U. ri EN EELY BELL FOUNDHY gtfer'tV T' .or:V)lY kiw'.vi to fh t)irMe si 5J& r -V'SI- . ' rcli, ( h..;x0. ft-.- '!, I : l.;tin.r 'k'IU aiso Lhiiuos u.i i li focneely & Co., Vcst Trey, n.V uiy 17-lyr Raleigh, : : : C. Office and Residence No. 11(J Fav etteville St. P. . Box 433. jan 21-tf. Pianos a Organs Of all makes direct to customers from head quarters, at wholesale prices. All goods guar anteed. jo money asked till Instruments are received and fnllv tested. Write us before purchasing An investment of 2 cents may save vou from ."0.00 to $100.00. Address JESSE FRENCH, Ma'iville, Tenn., Wholesale Distributing Dn for the South. feb 18-iy j X &f t& After 53 years' practice I have found a Positive and Permanent Cure for this fearful disease, and nil deranere nienlsnf the diirestive organs. Send for tes timonials. Half-pint bottles. ?1; fifor -S5. julySO-tf. J. Mieui.y, Charlotte. N C GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE Greensboro, N. C. THE (With Session of this well established, and prosperous School will beain on The 11th of January, 188G. This Institution combines the comforts of a well order d home with first-cl?.ssedueational advantages. Terms moderate. For catalojjne apply to dec ie;-tf T. M. JONES, President 'P. 'i ti These Goods are sold 11m let i? Absolute Guaiaatoa ".-id rTf?T? That tliey are the Finest gcodj 'Jport the insrket; They ARE FREE from DRUGS CHEMICALS of any tin.! ; They consist of the Finest Tobacco va, Purest Rice-Paper made. OUR SALES EXCEED,.,,,, of ALL leading manutactories conibmed liens Genuine without the tradr-ma;!: of the BULL. Take no other. I. T. BLACKWELL & CO. : Sols Manufacturers. Durham, N. C ihsteiidssatfiisli North Carolina Schools IN WANT OF Catalogues, Programmes, Invi tations, Circulars, etc., PRINTED IN BEST STYLE, SHOULD 8 END THEIR ORDERS TO EflW Broiip !i i Co, RALEIGH, N. O., THE LARGEST PRINTING HOUSE IN THE STATE, WHERE ALL CLASSES OF PKINTING and BINDING DO YOU NEED ANy SCHOOL BOOKS. SUNDAY SCHOOL BOOKS. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, STATIONERY, SCHOOL FURNITURE, OR a T V7rpTTT1VTn T7T CT7 T XT HTTJTQ I SEND YOUR ORDERS TO INK; IE! WILLIAMS & GO'S. NORTH CAROLINA BOOKSTORE, Raleigh, : : : : : N. C. 1 Special inducements to teachers and dealers. mi i.lAL.vil1: -Ll'nJL. "-7! I DR. J. H. M'LEAN'S HOIVICEOPATHIC VER Ml KIDWEV BALM. The Most Wonderful Liver and Kidney Cure In The World. "Will relieve and cure diseases of the Liver, Kidneys, and Urinary OrfraB, ch as Inflammation, I Foverish Irritation of the Bladder, Catarrh, Mone 111 tne Aiuneys ana iMaoiier, y raKness ana 1'ain iD the Back, Dropsv, Kheumatisin, Neuralgia, Torpid Liver causing tleadache. Bright Disease, Female Troubles, Leucorrboea, Mental Dullness, Gloomy Forebodings, Derangement of Ibe Natural Functions, OR ANY OSSEASESOF THE KIDNEYS, LIVER OR BLADDER. Thekk is ko Mistake About it 1 Dr. J.H. JWLean'sHomaopathic Liver and Kidney Balm will cure yon- H. Specimen II M 1 H rmjjym mmmm m-- 7 Th!e.cnrs family was mfMZp7 V cured and made happy 'Sf iP P4 ir;if.-5fc?-fsC5 Th!e. cntfrs family was cured and made happy by taking OH. . fi, 'LEAH'S HGLHEGPATMC LIVER AHD KIDHEY BALM. (We have thousands who testify, but have space for only three letters.) Balm aud Dr.J.II. ill' Lean's Ilomocopntliic Liver And KUncjrrillets give the greatest satisfaction here. We have as vet to hear of the first failure." II. C. Hi-"3is. Llovds. W. Va.. savs : " Tv. J. IT. Jl'Loan's Ilomceonathic Liver flDd Kidney Balm cured me orvous I'rostration vt five yoniV btitTulini?." Mrs. C. B. Wilson. Toronto, (.'an:nla.'.v:-iu--. : "Dr. J. IT. M'Lean's Ptrenprtheninf? Cordial and Blood Puritier. and Dr. J. H. M' flan's lioiM r'-.jiitliic I ivcr nnl Kidney Balm have completely cured me nf derangement of the natural functions' Prico S! per Bottlo; Six Bottles for $5. Dr.J- M'tM. -oaciway & Biddie St., ST- LOUIS-. MO. lis TIlOV nrp little wllif( nillpfs:- s;"i rf ;i lin )i;nl. hnt. ihpv norfnrm Trrnlnra In rlonnci urr f Tin P.-itrlc Wl:fi the stomach, bowels, liwr and kidneys are in an unhealthy condition, there is generated Uac teri.i (Animalcula:), which, if not de;-1 roved .produce various formsoforjraniodisea.se. Dr.J. II. M'Lean's T I 1 Ti'l I .. .. ..'it .1 .1 . i i -. . . . . .. ... rj jjivi-i cum jviuijt-y i iueis, ut i.c-Mioy .iiiu remove mese lerrioie parasues ana cure nil ironoies 91 mt L i 1 " . 1 . j ; , fi . ,1 .1 m ... . ... . . - . . . J 'J ni. " . i' 1 J irmi. kj . 111 iiuii,, ituiyinif. mcvfl IIDC VI till UCI aiJtUICIll VL lilCll iiaiuiui a functions, and taken with Dr.J. II. M' I eau's Liver end Kidney Balm, have cured thousands of cases ol M Hrieht's Disease, Catarrh of the Bladder, Brirk Dust Deposit. Irritation of the otnels,Costiveness, a Colic. Gravel. Renal Stone. Thick. Turbid. Frothv Urine. Pains in the Retrion ot'tktavrr mtiJ mi-6. neys. Piles, also loss of nervous power. One of these little pilleta taken every night before, yolntf to bed will produce an easy evacuation of the bowels and brintr the natural functions into a healthy and regular condition. Dr. .T. II. M'Learra Liver and Kidney Fillets cost 25 cents each vial, and can be M-iit I vy man. une uozen ior rJ.'w. UMi.o. xi. ji'xAi , cor. uroauway & liiuaie su, si. ixuis, ajo. TONE R ALEIGMI, TST. O. 2ES IP B P IpPfe From a VISITING CARD, to the LARGEST POSTER or BOOK Is turned out complete, competing in workmanship and prices with any house in this country. Send for samples and prices, or if yon are ready with your work send your order. Address EDWARDS, BROUGHTON & CO., PRINTERS AND BINDERS RALEIGH, N. C. DIB ETCS Instant relief. Fins.1 ca?,! . fcs&Wsj and never returns. J.'opurKe.nosaiV no suppository. Sutlerera will learn of j. smipi. rempv Free, by addressing C. J. MASON, 78 Nassau St., N. Y. jan 20-ly. PIANOS, OKGAXS AND SEWING MAOIIINI' FPECI A L INDUCEKiraT3 FOR SIXTY DA YS. END FOK CATALCJGUE AND PllICF, LlST. WILL NOT BE UNI3KR?0LI. ,ai! ;!"! see me. T. STONE. Raleigh, N. C. URGATIVE HAKE IEW, RICH BLOOD. These pills were a wonderful discovery. No others like them In th -arA -ccrm vei l7:? ?f fease. Tho iaf3nnation around eaeh box is worth ten 'times ot,, " xnem a?? yn. always be thankful. One pi'.l a dose. .....vi .-.s.;'-: 13 starapa. I. G.Johnson & Co.. 22 nov 11-ly nnnitivelr cure or the coat of niuatroted pamP", C.H. SU.vu"' 4 1 1 .1 I I
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