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Title: Christian Cynosure
Year: 1889 (1880s)
Authors: Blanchard, Jonathan, 1811-1892. Kellogg, H. L. (Henry Lyman), 1845-1894.
Subjects: Secret societies - Religious aspects - Christianity.
Publisher: Chicago, IL: National Christian Association
Contributing Library: Buswell Memorial Library, Wheaton College (IL)
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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wn a cropof mangels for feeding his stock willnever fail lo repeat the pleasant andprofitable experience. This succulentfood is wholly nutritious. There is nowaste, every part of it is digestible, andno other crop produces as much food peracre as this, and there is no other food sohealthful. There may be some difficultyat first in growing this crop, on accountof weeds, which in its early growth areapt lo overwhelm the young plants. Huta good farmer is not to be frightened byweeds, and if the land is cultivated as itshould be or should have been, the weedswill not stand in the way. • An easy wayof growing roots is in cross lines, that is,to drop the seeds in hills, making drillstwenty-seven inches apart and mark outcross drills ten inches apart. Or theseeds may be dropped in the drills and ahand cultivator (the hand drill changrdfor this purpose) run across the ri.wswhen the plants appear to cut out ten-inch spaces. This leaves very little handweeding. One acre of mangels will easily
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AN OLD MAIDS SOLILOQUY. To take or not to take it, is the question —Whether it is better to end this earthly careerA spinster—bravingr the smiles of those who would insistThat lack of lovers caused my lonely state,—Or take the remedies my sisters take,And see my eyes grow bright as the I bathedIn the immortal fount De Leon soughtIn vain in Floridas peaceful shades.I oft have heard my married sisters sayThat good old Dr. Pierces Favorite PrescriptionWould bring back color to a faded cheek —Restore the health of one who fain would dieTo rid herself of all the pain she feels.The aforesaid spinster took the remedy—and forthwith took a husband also,having regained her health and blooming beauty. Thousands of women owe their fresh,blooming countenances to the restorativeeffects of Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescripntion. It is a positive cure for the mostcomplicated ana obstinate cases of leucor-rhea, excessive flowing, painful menstiua-tion, unnatural suppressions, prolapsus, orfalUng

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