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St. Tammany farmer. [volume], September 09, 1905, Image 1
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. ,Blessings'of Government. Like the Dew from Heave. , Shout i ºk o1|
Edtor. COVINOTON, ST TAMMANY PARI~f H A SATUDAY, setn~e~ 5,
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Editor. COVINOTONl, T SST. TAM
D OPENING6
SALE
pets, Mattings;
Rugs, Shades,
Lace Curtains.
. ET. rr'P TINGS
ts, Coloring Heavy. China Mattings, fancy,
apse, worth worth 22+o per yard, at........ 15
~tasd, 3C e . ·M..t°o, fwonrth
......' . 3a IS3 Heavy China Mattings, fancy,
stCatpet, beau.
5 p a yard, 2t 15C Heavy China Mattings. fancy,
worth 35c a yard. at..........
1- A.DE 3 LACE CURTAINS.
SShades of all kinds, from Never priced so low be
a good cheap shade for the fore, every pair perfect,
designs 'are Floral. An
kitchen, to a-handsome hand tique. BLussels and Novel
embroidered shade for the ty effects, and the prices
parlor. All of our shades Lo i, Nottingham Lace
are made of the best cloth, Cutcaius, . worth 90.
and are mounted on spring a pair, at 50e
Lot 2, Nnumnghsm Lace
Srollers. Heavy cloth shades Curtai'so, worth a$e5,
edgedged with fringe, all col- a pair, at 98c'
ore: Lot 3, Nottnlgham Lace
murtains worth $2.00
.s inahes wide tfeet a pair, at $23
lOng, S290 val , for ISc Fine Line of Lace Bed
6 feet long, 3 feet wide 3c .sets, worth from $2.50
--rfeet long, 3 feet wide 9ic to 6'.0Oaaset atS2 to $.48
W~'?~ S. felong, 3 feet Fide 66c
Sfeet long, 42: inches Curtain Poles, with
wide, edged - with trimmings, worth 35e
fringe, worth- $,50 98c and.Oc at. 2 to3
J.'i ICiKf, Ve Pres. E. JOD1ES, Sea. Treass.
S warehose,; 61- O fI ce , i. -3.
• , • • - • .• , ,.. . - + . .1+ .
. ,E, MILLAR.
A.:i TA SPRINGS, LA
Agent for I
PlTrssuw STEEL WIRE FENCEI
'-: 4 AND &'CI I
Lvan's !.xcus#Aop AND PUULTBY c
POST OFFICE BOX, &
EA III N.!, ,
Sto serve the
th fir t-class
ysters,
r Sa-tdwiches.
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Baieu $andwich
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'3 bý ýY -Fcaic~i
STRIkES ERIENR utxS'
8715 IgAEr 800
Whe your ship tof beaith strikes tii
hidded rocks of Conisiumpton, es
mnoa, ;et. you ire lest it you doun
get help fo Dr. :Kig's New Dtoeeoie
tor, C u n, J. W. aMo ino
Ta~ldsoe Spriigin,' Vi. writes:: "I Mad
bon ery oi with P iaotl oja, de t ha
care of two dore bt ow b "aetsn no"
better wh mPega 'at appl r. hiigs
News Discovr Theo dose g
relief and ouie sreuid"d meo " 8.d te
Forr
r uroe forsxor thro, 'bromiifts codie
and colds. 'Guranteed'by Jt Le Wat
kis, of the Cit Drigtore; cand Joi. S.
Ulaverie, DruggiLt.
W1EOR ALSaE:
aLots 1, , 3,g 4, o. in square Ho.902
in ew e ovlndti Si.ad loets havoe each
afrount of fet on 9rth6 rna., by a
debi f "140 "feet .For sale cheap.
Witho~ut awtdipg ?fioh~ 13.
frthe ifo lo y p is
ski Troe i
Fr Sale
One, six-room cat
tage,- with ding
room' and kihn "
stable, a ea, fig
gound, ne square
fronm th a
iner
F.ote. :
ý AFL ":ý- ý 's..e ý G:'t9ý. 9 :ýd t.ir-w¢...r~n
Tarpentne as a Prophy.
lactic.
New orleans,- La.,, Ag. 6, 1905.O
To the Rditir of the Pleayu ni *
Dear Sir-I send you a few lines
suggesting the employentent of tur
pentine as a prophylactic against
yellow fever, which 'Il hope you
will find suitable for publication
in the Picayune in Sunday's tsetue.
I have so much faith in tbis tur
pentine theory of Dr. Knott that I
am now evaporating it through my
household, but of course only time
can demonstrate its effectivenese,.
In an open letter to Surgeon.
General Wyman, ot the IlariLe
Hospital Service, published in the
Constitutlo .of Aug. 18 by Dr. J.
J. Knott, of Atlanta, he expresses
unbounded confidence in the efi
cacy of. turpentine as a preventive
agency in yellow fever.
Coming from a physilcan of suph
long exjlerience in the treatment of
this disease, and one who has given
a lifelong study and observation toi
the subject of its cause and pre.
vention, his suggestions are well
worthy of thoughtful consideration
at the present time.
The doctor' recommends the
evaporation of turpentine in dwell
inge from evaporation .dishes
placed in sleeping rooms (the ord
nary soup pai.t will answer ad;
mirably- for thepurpose), both day
and digbt daring the present vist.
atauon, believing ,hat it will af- t
ford an absolute protection from ,
an attack of yellow fever. 'This is, .
of course, in disregard of the mos. a
quito theory, in wihlh the Doctor
does not believe, and hie Is not
alode in this view of the question p
Nearly every one im New.•: Or. it
leans is familiar with the "well~ a
known'immunity from yello# fever. ai
nfection 'enjoyed by our neighbor.l
ing parish of -E. Tammany, nootl
only at the present timie#,baut dur- "
iug all lprevious epigemies, and; :
momente's thought should etuggest
aninquiry as to the.cause of this P
immunity. The.. writer has for iK
many years held the opinion thatr a
ths is due o the presence there ofp be
a mariDnni quantity oi: oaoe i5 t
the -atmosphere.: As .,there should
be a cause for this excess of ozone,
the interence that it ms due to some: l
unknowi6 action of the pine foares
there: is a reasonable. and pleaFsable
deduntion. Dr. Knott sa.s in big
letter: ",1 have usually. osonized
ordinary turpentine before usi8g pP
byV exposing At .in open tesseei " tai
lian;e .the presulnptioun lbat th e th.
excess of osLrue knhon. to exist hi
the pine torest . of -t. Teamam y
Parish is due to the evaporatton of
the products of the pine s .a logs.
cal one. `.'
Turpentne being a compara
tively cheap article of commerce,
it. t wthuin reachu of the poorest
householder and can be used wu.+
out:.. dager:, provided : eaiisoble o
care bet exerclsed in preventing its 4
contact th flirei Its m .ploymnt .ts
in the preusntt emergency is mo.t
earniestl rec Euomended. , il
2,000,000 heads of clover most be s.e
isits froa the.' beet nhast be mad& th
9...3
01 O Cholera V~b ` ezaýt3 e Smef Rfot..
E8 tie ( M Ohu~ran " el,' hoeau
Mr G ('W. Fowlew erl towin Ala.,,
reates an i't ae he bad wke -
luna. pe ter jury? "a mrd -r ' et
RdweraidsW ooleimi seat oIp, wiur
(meoaty1 Ma. lie say.: Whitere
r &te soon- frot: meat:' h it: save
l#oera Korbue i a~w sevwer It
I eras neveir zuoregile# in ty l.au
sett to the drugs et.f~ra a Ys
Paying that h had wbMI Tent b
that~a t is medicin was so . .° h am :
he wold ater nsend it t it*
I wan lAX. I tas ookndijese4
be OirhnutMe. r a'li doses
cured ae aaitlvey. T Mle.uo*
w erer .s&dqlb bea ibmenz a1
one;tetrv ueutbt~tea Othe
rbig of is" Foe si by JE 8"
" Chris,
Clevrle.b &givest.
e-. U.~Ti&~. 0r, yr t
so r as se: .
sIzr
or b
oat I
.e.
; long
ny and wick.
no ed, and
is
on, sued
e aith deadly
he ju e atnd: you...
J. needn't. tryto dodge it forl.
we on't be any use;"
i -- it
ve will
chase
sh $eltup
of and satok
you sand
with woe. will
fill your. cup;
I oh, the stag
you if. you. ,
e don't
clea n
i J. ' omyia'Hi- tet ' "
; -J.,M.i Lewis, ie i Houston Post.
A county court judge ti pris'
tol, En land, remarked the other
,day: If there were:a mointyq
Sjudges., n Bristol,, as el as +
county court ldge, one of. ; th
r greatest troubles of. my life w. ld
pate away. : feel Eoiviuced that
if there were some lady sitri ...
Smy pla.e, in a wig or WfIntot ofe,
r she #woud not be tasaa onfSeely,
5o coptoausly ad' so lse y als
a.u by the ladies."
A gol-edaj: , a pipe a n ag;
po}nds of tobsceoconstituted £he
Kaiser's gift .to 'r ? Geaevwld,'
an inveterate smoker, wbo oe(
brated his 104th baranda7 Burg,
Pr' Pesan, recently.
for tteem yearn sad I ° a4 t
tecovery In .ie .e of
S1m. nd. This Imasai*. E ls
oiti equal 6for epra)s sad
Ss for sal ~by Joes . ar,- dg
th{
TIES4n [AM T.JU . ;;j".
F DIRILRATS
MIA
plac w0 p I ld fa ac f
' n~~ of J.~om, *~s
it
Iac the sae ofio4? det
t't `: Lan
Aa,
e p~o No. 3fi town
sn4 wiiltihr:~~i~tilt ~
ri~te,:its tau l 1*0
R ir that . the land
for azdcatu p~p0an o42at~.
it Sept~mett,, 1905.
He na a tat'
W UIaieJran Joa i
.Mny au& ail lc~taU
Cz~ baom: inaIoU044wt
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4 4 COURT
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