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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 11, 1895)
*-T s&’M5C-*'Vv vr*- s'.'etijr ; b«? v’SAcjs 1 s %co notny *s fort; - 3»Ull»eU no COTti /'.vr a/tka MaJkr* *’ and set the right sort. hUODSTA ’ UMBER CO., DOCKS, SASH, t: .NDS, LUMBER. *e. iS.,c fcr C.tlwat,.i AUGUSTA. OA. To!. 2 CUR LOCAL NEWS. City and County News Brief¬ ly Told. PERSONAL AN J OTHERWISE. News 1-ems Picked Up Here and There lor the Entertainment of Our Rea lera. F Ribiu's Annouacements. Tolkas 05 cents. Jeans 10 cents up. Good felt hats GO cents, Men's §18,00 suits now $12. Good Ladies shoes, calf skin, Oocts per pair. New lot of Beadsteads at $110 just received. Men's shoes at 90 cents per pair, lttgh cut broga is $1,00 per pair,. Clothing! clothing 1 clothing! cheaper prices than auy house in Middle Geor¬ gia. Fitrnilureof every desetiption in. cUidiug a iot of cheap bedsteads are taking the cake. New line dress goods just received, also a quantity of .'id inch sheetiug which is going at only 5.]c per yard. Fall goods are beginning to arrive also a new lot or Dry Goods are ex pected soon. It is your duty to buy the best and clieapest goods, fluently go to F. Rubin's for bargains of all kinds. Mr. Whit Mcore of White Plains, ■wa . ,n the city last Alottday. l)i C. C. King was over from White 1 lams last Monday. Mr. E. S. O’Brien was up from Bara nett. 00 business Mr. Juo O’Keefe of Sharon was in town ^Wi» last Monday. Voitma English a : 1 .V ..I . bceu Miss . .. v .nog R .xie Andrews near th;s place returned home last Friday- The many frien is of Mr. Roger Brooke will regret to learn of bis se¬ vere tlltiess. Miss J -.'lie Retd returned home sins wcek after a pleasant visit to relatives at li t.U'r riai'is. Ml Will Hubert visited relatives near Barm tt Sunday Judge E. Af. Anthony of Washing ton was in town last Tuesday. Rev. il. E, L. Harris left last Tties day for Macon where be will atteud a Theological school. Mi, Jaca Beuzley was at Union Point Tuesrt. y. Mr. f . I*. B nner spent soveral days * : tins wetk in Grvemsboro. Marvelous. Results. From a letter writteu by Uev. J. Gun* deroi&n, ot Uimoudale, , wv are permit 1 I to make this extract : “1 I *. v e eo tuw i .n Iii recommending Dr. King’s Nvv.' I;; -eovery, as the t.--salts were al ,-t , . the oi wife, .. m ut a v,-.ous ;n case my While l was pastor of the Baptist church she was brought’down with Pneumonia sueceerii.ig la grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours audit seem ed she could not survive them, A friend recoinmemlert King’s Dis>- .very, it was quick in its work and high‘y satisfactory in re.-ults.” Trial bottles free at drug store, ltecular size BOe. and fi.OO. lOekrehs Arnica Salve. Th *t salve tu the world for Cuts Bruises- T.-tv,. -..re', Uicers, Halt Wands, ttlu-uiu. Chilblains Fever trie, i:trapped t .fl s. snd all Sk:u K:upturns, and posis sii iy fur, s Piles, or n , pay required, it i; g..r,r,‘ .tu d t., give } erfect or ns refunded, i’rige a- per box. For-alt* bv Dr J!. •>. Iteid. Do You Want a Siaiatfon? Prof. Wh,bdr R, Lexington, Piv'sid nt of t^erf - downed Coffluer rj rial Coltegeot Ken fi lucky University, attend giy.-s special lion to securing sit nations for iu;« g.a.!u.-tes. twtnf unites* ( nr e . "ft ng Tuit *3 on anu • card in ir a fam - W gB'-« P Ux:m<irom «te X’ruf. fimitti has Lcpl i. ix.-? - ., crxl r ' Vice Bresident of a hank ; World's Fair * ofmnssnoner f rom Keutuelcy and a reliable lni»in?s$ ft-an. successful ce grai! tales of th' Profs tn. are 100 n bask* too < ffirinH t 1 ran and o' her ''.ate*- 1 r ' £ ff ,'jq.Ui, Princii f the C ollege re. FlTt^ {'j ti\\3F-iis‘i i the Sledal at WerM sC'lumbian Eipu-itlon f r flook k.tepiog. »i-h Ba»:ness Education. It yon a Type! or a of P; unography, v T’.ti grapUy ».t the i"K't total '-t. it h Dn os afn h m Ken’ucky Ui.i it te Pi iy i. uP ... Ky. vr i i \ ; -, .r~ i /“"v >. \r~ 4 r mmszmm . Ste'd* I' 1 i h 6 fc J \ 1 % • 117 1 i/.. f H W ® U |»ir ■'Ai- "■ J-JJi 8S9S3 mJIJMU Hi 1 Prof V. T Sanford Ill. Weave very indeed tociironici* the iilcel! of Prof. V. T. Sanford former¬ ly principal of .the Stephens High School at this place but now of Waynesboro, Ga. He has been sick sometime but was not confined to his tad until about a weak aga. During his slay; here Prof, Sanford made many triends who will regret very much to learn of his illness. A Valuable Mammy. A find was made in Avgusta the other day that may prove valuable. An Egyptian mummy that had long been in possession of the Augusta Medical College was examined by a gentleman who has made a special study of Egyptian antiquities. A piece of pipyrus, which was the material the ancient Egyttans wrote on was found Inclosed in the wrappings of the mummy. There was writing on this piece of papyrus: tho writing was translated and part of it ran as follows: “I have fallen under the so oeries of the accused Aperitt yet blot not me out utterrly.’’ The Egyptians called tho Jews Aperiu, which word referred to their occupation as shepherds. TLe Egyp-, tians were asuporstitious, though in teliigt nt, people, and some 03 the c intelligent B.11 cal students o ! Augusta think that they readily at tributed tho death of the first bun in cv^ry Egyptian home rded in t^tweltth chapter of Exodus, to the soccry of the Jews,and especially so, as tlicy had just seen Monea and Aaron many marvelous things. Hence the the Augusta Biblical »tu ’ents believe that the person represented by the b ve mentioned mummy wtw one of the ill-fated first burn E'mdinns spo tn ^" llus; H./edby the mum my certainly died before or about the ttffle Ulfl Jews lt ft Kgypf, and this fac j 8 o! hisrorical v tine. J)B. II. F. IVHiTF. Deli<DicntF Head. We have repeatedly t< minded you cf U>e fact that you owe us by the “Blue Mark” ptocess. We would again call on you to pay up yoiti subscription, liem«oiber our expenses are running on just the same now as when times were 1 etter. so help us if possible. But you needn’t tell your postmaster to stop your paper unless your sub scriptum is paid up to date, Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Awarded Gold Medal Midwinter Fair, 5>*fl Francisco. Citations. GHOKGl \ TaV.al« rro County, It appearing to th • undcinigitsd that Mrs,' M. L. D.irham departed this life about two years ago intestate while a fesuh nl of sal t w uuty leaving an estate I’Oii isiii t' of 10 tlty, and presented. that the Unless estate of wild deceased i-. unn guud causu lie s'.own to ilie contrary K II. t.imd *s ei.-i k sunor c.uVt ut said coun - ty, will be appointed administrator ot s ' tlrt ^ th ' h"T Monday ,u Ja.iuu iy LDxt aiui tfi** :tiluitoi-itiM*»«n ot mud t*.v'» ,. te , vl)1 t u . Vl . sll .,i j„ him. 1'hL the G It >t y ur Dec. lhyi. Geo. JJ - Mltchet), Ordinary. . erec of iehri A. Light loot represents n. entered >»! r.<*VrdTtlrat ho h.L lufiy ad* ministered .relm A. lfielitteots estate, This i- meref -r- to cite all p"s<>as eanc cer,;»d. kindred and creditors, to .-.li ov cause, it any they tliscfmrjjwi cay. why sakl ex-cu tor shun:.! n >t from Lis «<!• mluifet ration, and r“»'«ive it*; tor * of 'L- iim»raa«.i U.l i.mt .L.i.d,i. v m M.« -t ia»j. jui» -suv. i-s, tie.., H Mif.-hcl’. Ordinary. s' , 1 EOUGlA, Tanafeiru County. v JT vVhereas It. J, Mann and C. I), taftn Cx-c ilutH of eslatu uf .iutm T. Mann rti-c-as-d re; reseii 8 to the Court id Bran pout ton duly li ed ana entered n record, that they have fully adriitn igtned said estate and executed th. will of said dec as-d accord,ng tn ),.w and s id wtd. T'i'S ts tli rotore t (; j; e a j pc-f.oi.s concerned to sh ivs, CH,,fe ’ lf !i!fe >' c - nn ’ wl »y said exec nlor8 should not be discharged troiu then altn lustration aa.l trust a d i‘ certe tetter o‘ di.mii-.sran u first „uu d J.Brh 1-9 ' .y in uec. tl. Mitchell, Urdu rv ___. __ ( 1 ' ‘ ‘ Talmferro * f,‘. r I'nu'v “ Ky ' ^ '\ h :'*T °, 8d,ul " ls - fiator ot estate nt E. 1. Moore seals to the couit ia his petition duly ' fited and entered on rec .rrt. t.'i-it I ** h’% fu) y a4iaimst* rwJ sai*Y fcvati;. This h therefore to ciu? ali pecaonp ei*«cerfi‘d kiudfitl aod crfdiToi -4 ;IilRff-.v tti, to tilOWC4U80 ifaoy, they Chfl. why SAid a dmin istrator should not. be discharged from his a.K mis !»' :oi; at. .* trust and receive jet v*rf8 Ot d>HW m* , JQ Oli he first Monday in Match l a '.»o tip: if. Mitchell. Ordinary. < M EOIt*;| \. I H.'iaferrn County. J t pr. ap:> .itiori duly made for a wevi a. nth* support for Hatitel Ciaini -. ' ne widow a-st minor David Caines dv. JlH ADVOC&TEOFj' 'FB8S0»IA3f PRINCIPL23- Crawford vill 3 Cirem la. 1895. ceased. Appaisers were duly 'appointed to set apart mid assign sai l.years support out of estate of said deceased, said ap> praisecs have duly made and filed lu ray office their return. Thafore all persons concerned are required U> make objeC' tions and show cause before me in my of¬ fice on first Monday in February next why said application should not b-' gran¬ ted and said returu recorded amt made the judgement ot ilia court. ueo.U Mitchell. Ordinary. •tan U 1895. sy EOHGIA Taiiafarro County. \ I To all whom it may concern.! Mary J. Flynfc the John 1), Fi <nt late of s:\id county, deosaseii, and her miuot child hiving In duo form ap¬ plied fur twelve months support from the estate of the. said Jolui.U. l r tynt cud the appraisers duly app'dated; having filed their report, settuig as^a atlch support 1 will piss upon said application tho firs' Monday in Febnrary 1895 Tiiis i> there fore to notify alt person 3 Interestw in tho c tate of said Juo 15, Fly in to show cause wlivsaid application should not be granted and why s.iiil retuAs should not be admitted to record, Given under my hand an 1 official el# nature. This the 9th day of January 1895 (Jco. II, Mitchell, Ordinary, llt'Bry Wilson tlui he post master at of Wolsh ton, Florida, says standing cured in six it case hours - iih rrlicea of long ? one soTiUmtUe of OhauiVuTliiins Colic, < ,'hoiera and L/iari luee Remedy. W hat a pleasant surprise that must have boon to the sufferev, Such vines are not unusual vitk this remedy. In many instances oily one or two dose? arc minimi always be to give de¬ permanent, relief. It van pended upon. When reduced with water it iii \ Tasuut to take. For sale by LE. li. J. Reid, Druggist. Four Big Successes. Ilavingthe needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedten have reached a pheiionvonl svle. Of- Kings Sew Discovery, for consumption, UoukIih and colds, each bottle guaranteed—Elefl Iric Hitters, the great remedy tor Liver stomach and Kidneys. Bunkleus Arnica Salve, the best tu the world, and Ur. King's New Life LMN, which arc a per¬ fect pill, A11 these remedies are guaran¬ teed to do just what, is claimed for them and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be, glad to tell you mm' 1 of them. Sold at Drug Stoic. You should sco bow our nothin? s ,Shoes, lie's and Lucsa Goods an'movs jug from our shelves and cmint< r, nto the h ones of mil custetm ts. Kunbrongli Bickers A. C! A Strong Fortification. I'ortify the body again: A disease by Tutt’s Liver Pills, an abso¬ lute-cure for sick headache, dys¬ pepsia, sour stomach, malaria, constipation, jaundice, bilious¬ ness and all kindred troubles. “The f ly Wheel of Life” Dr.Tutt; Your Liver 1’ills are the fly-whc'l of life. I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice. I feel as if I had a new lease of life. J. Fairleigh, Platte Cannon, Col. Tutt’s Liver Pills ATLANTA’S EXPOSITION. Tt»a of Ag;rt«ultar« IH». C'li-i«•* tho Htg Fair. By the act of the legislature making an appropriation for a Georgia exhibit at what promises to bo perhaps the greatest exposition ever witnessed at the sooth, the commissioner of agri mtltmewasmade .rcecudvo offl T of »n ft boarrt of rtireoto. 1 , v n n *oar.i < on officers, the governor being chairman. In the original bill the commissioner oi agriculture wa directed to appoint il a --Taut ev, niti >11 commissioners, one fronj each eon«m*ional district, hurry bol ^o^lA of^fKi^ht In tbo find confndouof the hint day* of tho so 3 s;o:i, ibis ciaose wM omitted J.L however, directed that each ferttitzet and »o:i insoectur shall a iat under the direction ot the agricultural luseossftU cornmbt- col aioner in promoting the ' lection of everything pwtaining tc or'dtsns* workshop' ma-m'tTG which v^ra-my wiil article from every source, illustrate to the assembled world thsl Georgia is the empire state of 'he south. Fur he it re "iure-red that this is to ter an exhibit, o' not only of the but agricn also itnral rc-ot: rc the state, ot her indu-rrial progress In ■? other area ie of hm 17)0' h and trade, a well as h r magnificent natural re irawrces in mineral*,’ ore* and amtal* A> we have forme la’d no settled plan o' action b-t .•* w .a.d appyat te every »> x *n of (r-orw, irreHfpfctAVtt of posj Mon or occn nation, to aid os ill carrritta this Hmiteil eu*.-rpr:-" tor rgh -J to #ccc.-sx V. th the me..'. m. ■ d-P'-M. t - - . . ntr, aoi w« wa- 1 r ~'" not only th*r sympathy, but the aetiv* h':ip, if x*o~- -rtr-. of ■ *ry ruao and yvo mao in too s A 1 ftH A pO&iti course h'k > bo on, tho riecifti will b’t p V/ - time to tiro . through the medi ] the agrienltnra! department reports, notify the r blic of our progress, - , a^y important suggestion* which may any !' rw liHjQJDfe- : nt th as to moan* In ‘SlsTSlSSS? and fnpijod# hi bits a* w:.l to oo^lity ^rfn'dv and quntnitj an*wr?r«d ot a <*x n r [ I o- # an j suggestion* w;i h | Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder Worta*. Fair highttt Mtdal *a4 D.plw—, QDESi iNS ANSWERED Relative Vf lues of Home Ma mj»\ aud Fertilizers. BOTH AT~ TEOKGLY SITPPOETBD, t —;-- The Intu * ,'cjr of tho iTom« I’ro inot fore»» '•. > TT,. the ot tier n»trjtne •n,l tli, l. . ir t nno., of J ltdiclon. Feed Inr—The I Beet plan far Suviuu ami Protect '• ' Sfimtrc#, Dvr 1 iV i of Aaaictn.TURS. VAttTA. .1 an. 1, 1895. QtntSTK.e with ' /3'V.'hich pays 7 ertil iidng for Hie ^ com mcrcinl ' ■ 3 ? Ansv,vb i.'li;? advocates of both systems bv ' forward very strong reasons t- s pport their respective posit.io''. - the deciding of this qnem I: like so many oth or; in ' u n doyitids in a huge do groe on iuth. tl 1 .mditi >n« and onvl ro anient f •ubtuthy w *" 1*0 be n have to be t . oomm 'I'oii:! fcrtill zars yield » • ■ T'lurn on tb" nmo jvmount th v. o»h a b;*( fariiau’ ts ad that he omi f»,i: &.{ -. 1 • Uvi hoof, he cun. df. s iota, Jim luce manaros of i^h^t vt, ), an’. 'Hm: > utilize ever., >,Vmt of the 1..- a bi . t!ie very bo; *• antugtt. It is on the samo priaeii' that the small mnrehaut, by soiling on ■'natly flash basin, is en fthlod to tarn capital over an I over, and realize u . Mr interoit on a small. er investmen than hia more wealthy ncighhov vr» takes tho risks of long time and do a hul coUeotioua. We have always uiaint* hied that tho nso of farm yard manure .ad fertilizers should go hand in hand , In oonflrmation of this position the \ flowing from Professor Brooks, of h ihurat Agricultural col - lege, is portie 4 >v and complete. Tho whole questT « is moat interesting, as well as impey nt, and farmers should lose no opport ’uity of gain'nginforms tionfromcW. fsourco which may shed ' which WO’ mm to think that in the mind 'hare ‘ o.vists a notion ^ - I -opm ,t b > rarithicro. Thin is true ironi myVfiB Upon tins question, it is oloarly the port of wisdom, first, to make the utmost of home resources. There mayb» crops or there may be soils or fields $.r which, nudor certain clroumutanoe*, ft is preferable to use fcrtilizors rather than manure*; and, of course, wheu one must purchase the element* of fertility it is an important question w'- thyr t,lmy can be more cheaply obtained in manure or forl.il iz-r, and l believo the deobion must bo in I’avur of tho latter; hut those faote really indicate an necessary conflict ho tween tho two classes of materials, There is claarly room enough for both, Upon most of our farms the supply of manure is insufficient. Xho majority of farmers uso some fertilizer. It is generally wise for the ordinary crop of the farm to use these in connection with oooh other, rather thau separately, The physical effeot. of the mauuro is g morally desirable, aud cannot bo ob taine'l by the use of fertilizers. It pro vents in a manure tho cohesion of the particle : in heavy c|ajr and thus h-.;: rais the probability of baking and cracking, and it seoms to increase tim capacity of tiie lighter Boiltrfcw moisture. Tie con¬ stituents of moAtire tiro also in many CaHOH less promptly available than in fertilizer*. It t» desirable to employ the latter to give the crop a quick start. And finally, the manure is more com plete in its composition than tire fortil i a! r. Tim man m replaces, at least in ^ th# w<(a , tuagnosia. silica, etc,., r ,.. u ov<»i in <sr*.-'s while most fertilizers do not. W* may, it is trim, raise crops f or mawy year,, te* applying the three e p.meats, ’ nifroatm, j-'etsphcric acid and ^ t8 » b (umidentaliy . , . limeil . . . applied With tho phosph ntc). f^awoa anH (Hlbort havo raisorl whv'it CO consecutive |<ars on the same land on ammonia . salts, , sup-'-rpho: , phate , and , sulphate of p-Aash; and at the present tjm* the yie d is ssarlv as great on this that whh h has received 14 ton* yearly of farmyard manure for tho same length of time; bat the yield on the fcrtllirer* mw begint to show a tendency to fall <ff, ftnd there can bo no doubt that th' more complete com p.«itioa o' the manure is proving an advaut Of cjor^-. tn such mat rials as common sulphate of mag ne -ia, etc , we may replace, if cun.id ered desirable, tli* serfs, magnesia, etc., cwr ;,. l off iw *h« '»?». but even such rep atemont . wcu'l leave a* vm.ionttno phjM a! cff.-;» of luannre - »n eff-ct may, f ife tree, in part secure by turning in <i green crop. Under many system* of cropping, however, Lm •n manuring I: Inexpedient, :*TfOi» 2 view of the pr' iutirest; in dairy.k£ 1 SMMUd Lk feblif now much manure can bo c f ro0 a each cow? From carefn* JD - on this snbj.-'-t, l rone lade tl .xpecteil profit is in the tnsuure, w v . reading rly handled &>■■% to in .at the man. > .ich if tiiity of the farm prop 2 —Rer,r jjrcase the for¬ AngWV.H shown that a ,e ejtparimcnts hare cow will prodne dnm sized, well fed and C.U4 po g 14,131 p'liiini* ’A solid y -or or a' •j4o liquid manure i» a ad iusl jr.l Jt 1-2 tons. This do*# ■u. -i 'weight ot any ? bant which may be used to better pre¬ serve,the manure. When the farmer realizes that this 13 1-3 tons contains 80 per cent, of the fertilizing value of the food oonstwnod, the importance of jndi cious feeding and of saving this ma nuro so as to put bade on his land fts much as possible of this 80 per cent, of plant food, is clearly seen. Question 8.—What is the very boat plan for saving and protecting mauuro? Answku 8.—In general terms a rain¬ proof shelter with a perfectly tight floor is tlio boat. The utmost cara should govern the selection of a site for the ntannro pile. The bottom should bo so arranged that the liquid can neither loach nor drain away, and if tho whole is covered, wo have ns perfect a recap taclc as can bo niailo and such an in vestment pays for its cost several times over in tho saviug of elements other w iso wasted. In our own experience wo have found that a pit, which wo have had dug just at tho hack of tho stable, the clay floor made perfectly I hard and sUoltoTod by a oloao roof, au- 1 sivors every pnrposo. Into this pit tho ,j] (l ] luro ; s easily thrown through tho back stable door, and if carefully and I closely packed and on eaoh layer a lit j tie kainit, phosphate or plaster ho sprinkled, a comparatively small amount, certainly not more than 5 to 10 pjj c ,, ut 0 f t ] 10 ferlilizing properties, viJ j lW0np0 . Qi fstion d.—What of our farmors’ institutes, and do you think they of have ; have done any good or will bo any benefit to farmers? Answku t -Tho question of farmers’ institute;-, dons not seem to hav* taken very firm hold on tho agricultural mind in Georgia. If properly oouduoted there canhnno doubt of tlwir benefit. In some of tho older states they have bo oomo powerful factors for adorning knowledge aud for a general iiaprov* «< aRricultnral methods. The . iGrmnnd Home . says: 1 f«w that fh - harvest se.vum D over 8U1 * sfaf ” 8,1,1 conil( v »•»*«' bavo bceu , held, readers should get in road. our » -.s to attend in huger numbers, farm ** institutes and ftU meetings ol ho oial and educational interest, It is true 1,1 8 fl;W D’ !lCf *« , " 1th ' ,mv " b '" B «m>aii s factory, No good oftn follow W-wnifuK does a ■ 1 ®it. bev keep Mlm steadily T Tlw,™"«*; pushiug nut w«o nlraad soon find* h-n -If in tho i :u of the proceed on .Tn<t»ow;!h tin. farm ■ ^ Now is the time to iimtill a little ; Kit*X‘'r Into farm opm"'dlons by a liroa l* of tho intollnot. Htndy the com mwflial foatnro* of your Imsinoss as ' v «il a* Um cull oral. H -ivlng doterinf nml '-but crops t > ral.-m, p'an to raise them mo-l f'on mically. yot by modern, im proved moth ids, a t such are Invariably cliflnpor in Hm mid. In many alatnu. an elaborate syatonj ' of iuidituto work is laid out and tho mod snocivzslul fanners doscribo their methods. Iii nearly all staLis the pro¬ f' ofs of tho agricultural college at tend and talk from the sclontifto stand point. Thus tho practical and soientiflo me ofimod at t.U< K.vme vmiotlngs. Fro qttrat' hot'Ih-mnsimiH follow which arc invaluable to attendant*. These meet iim , wo rc.-ret. to way, are not always looked nt in the right light. Tlmy are not hold for money making, but for the good that i.au bo done ngr’o titure, that tho method* may he improved and the work'-mplifhtd in the section whom the imlilnt - is hold and that tho indi vidual fanner may benefit by the erpe ri'.nco of tho e muro soccessful than bimself. Wo hopo reader* will shako tiff feelings of Indifference, attend these meetings, Inquire concerning points of Interest not clearty understood and on those some of the drill minds into a reality an to toe pleasnres, beautb : and profits of th* noblest occupation «f mm,. If institutes are not held in the epon ty, we earn.,stfy recomraend ea-h reader to write to the direetor of tho state ug ricoHural etperiment station of hi* ?vt« an<l free the ftnunat roportn nn i haliotiiiH f»r thd stanou. Tlion^i m , aro taut fr«o, wh^n af»p]jo«I for, t<o wh resident of the state where the station ; , is located. , , . With w , ( . fewer hours ,,, „„„ of . labor . . ' during the winter reason, no better tjso can hr, made of mind, body and time thau to make oneself Vttef inform..' as to the m Is ami requirements of ' chosen occupation. t 'TI.'.T TonMVhA. In the last report an inqo' to a patutit formula being «ry relative state was unnutiuc 1 su’d over the farm r v..*r>- lulvisc in which the , each fumr;' bu f i not to pure bn**! - irixtP . to apply to the do furuitihintf .nted for the purp . 'eof cnltu hw t ;h information or Ing, by < Tl xirnib ,n<‘ i ntiito ch« -1 p- x r rjr, co* j i m w. 2. it ?]y int*?rc 5T C. H Vi fi : # Dec. H h d. ; ■ Your*' a > The to liklli t ..Fonnulaf'ir Horne Ma te Guano, I Ammonia....... fi po Phosphoric acid. 2 Nitrate potassium 5 I* 10 11 Raltpetre......... b n Buiphnr .......... 10 Potash .....-..... V) Kim*-. 100 tt As ,l $00 M Dirt .... f ptRitcTtomt rott rwtrtWs*. j VLix Ml the ingredlcttt* thoroughly ->.r then mix with the dirt. Moisten with water lightly and mix thoroughly. Put in a heap in a dry place. Three weeks before needed palvcr'z- thoroughly and scatter in a gtiatm distributor. Good innok is lrast ior 1 body of tho guano, but any earth rimt is free from gravel will answer. The above is ,» n ,■■■■ high grade fortil izer. Lessen too quantity if you wish a lower grad -. TWs formu’m wiU cost loss than fo.OO,” This is cviil. u'ly ii.dojn up by some one ignorant ot i'n ,v oi ehemistry, and not familiar '• the m:iior-ns named in tho ■! - fn »xjilnin thii a short desoript - nvl » tHVNsnry. Ammonia is n r.. a i if pnt into a fertilizer with li redd to fix it, only 8311111 ' 1 ' *' 1 ' lt ,' u 81 ’ Mmo will t«»- , rido of till' Stiq III ! hlvo out tlra ammonia, i', . .0 acid is to expoustvo an , .' i • hi o (Vi-tiU* Ear. This is prohiibiy on udoil for ivoih phosphirioof ii* ' , •>. "ti : t phoaphato" as it is usualiy e,hJ ■). Nitrate of i-otiisi.itua a*ul Halt petre nro tho name tbi.i ' Buiphur is not plant food. It iay V>n add'“l as an in •eotioido. Pot ih,II: < pluisphorie noid, is too oxpunsiv nd . ' too caustic use in au unci : i ,; n ■ ’ form. K liuit er muriate of pot h v, 1 j reliably intend cd. If in dvi i Lm i hi otm drui'.tor of the formula w; ; d to ntivc: 5 poum ammonia, you could " * 2d pounds mil phate of ammonia: 3 p, rands phosphoric i ^ you coultl , „ ..-j pounds phosphate s urilt; j 5 ponIldg llltelte „f potassium, yoa couM m . e , f) , uitmt0 0 f j„, t:MHinm . , 0 IMUnda v it a nt, you conkl * '„„„’SO pmunls kainit; 59 pounds lime, yon couUl nglt U )0 p.mmls earbouate of | jlJln . i 00 pound" asitas, you could two J0() poOJMtii iMh- ; dirt q. ». to mako a yon etmM , ,5 pounds <&t (enough to mc.ko a ton). The tvrBlu , n n , simply because {p j B vyuak. Bo* np tvs suggested, *> that y0tt will „ l.„o tho virtmmof part of ^ the f ormu] , l will Only give yon wjth . Ammonia J " ■/ 1 c wc; nt. Phosphoric 1 . il, 1 8 of I pur ooatt P„ta»h, 2 pw rr Lime> tlS . v l. „ £ * , '"+*&**&* m-.- h un m /-,' ** high grade tu-.:-. )• t>y t he seller of live f orm „| u It i,, . . !y a rompe d. Tho suggostl m h .1 goml mack pi^of (bo '.irt 1» a :phkI one. if vrlll writn what mtiL 1 ;‘.l you bnvo n c. •, (h!o or wndi to u . 0 , tv formula j K , roadUy oont'tni'O'-d for their anueeat fill lino. To purchase *r -h formula nt tho < you send Is v, ust Tim <1 {jl.i 1 f | jf iC) /“v nri i n ivi If : A \o O GOO i) > 1 f 1 n ' 1 U Q1 \ j A 1 \ fiNGEj Oi ( < , A A i J J m m bS :1 VC< !OIH‘V § (% iV 1- n ' f r 1 I • Hum! ( 1 will bo { 1 f I ■ fiirmoy. 1 ( yyp t. aisms f i’ II). P|)|»!( 1 I 4 (11* (lt Tate . uIh !< • ' G. si t 4 ** h. S !F I * * {l,1 < ' ,4 MDlS O’ Ml 10 to tt* • / t. . , <>. ; *,'• * s u ). A raj V m v ^ % I W LLTi f; ! \\ v\n ‘ i \ i toys to 10 little to i i Jt’il 4, to V pist benides ; \s'i*oo l>: we mvry full sloe ! flour, l 115 Mt, * /• V\V tow V * ; i it tU!‘l i 1 r f \ H t tl \ i nr? wrf?T e* ( Iii ii» * r Keer an<l WM ■* f d ' i ’ • 4 Ms J % Ml fiinl y< 9 * tut none oti f. * t tr - ’// Ji. i « 6y ’• -«.< /.UuUSTA L, ■ ,,-ir i ,.j„ MAMUr* DOOM. SXSW. ":.• Vi?®*. ,{ fit/t* 0 / th« Make*. ” No. O partment of njrr1 f o* •, .' ■ . 'FH 1 to furnish formuln, r , iCi IM$ intelligent li up of *• , an. are a nnmber of amt . hit list'd, and th n< r ft both upon the \\% anA the crop for ‘j fu*e ! Midefl. The' f■ x^>y0t i frequently used: hlo'tcl, tank'Ke. ft ■• nitrate of soda s . i.i« tip. PiK& phone acid .is 1 . u uisi.ud b,’ nc:y> pltosphate, 1 2i<l j amit Jit - >30 ri .t. of pot. sh. '.’’to V'A5U\ ost hr e !-. II .-sr »■• m va]no le noil p."vt(it>i.hle . (iil.lu ferlili.'iug' 10 .. . advantage of. v ..,v tip .a 0 fa. h farm nooordin >• ounding it, and 1 ilttrial which cm Iw 1 able. a» plant “oed. Jl i t well to reiin-tuliur 1 •l •. h“.JVp foviUisser may •y prefit ill'll- exi'Oriimint 01 / iiApr./fl tablo one depeudl’i,.;' 1, }y upon whether you have ohitWuhii - aetaul plaofc ; food cheaply f \< you cured a tmiicridl tow priced ytlieq; He wi'isrlit Lae in yet ’ <JoU+ yorj ■ "• : j t ))!.■ ' •\ uim. ilrtk j I A l*rocl-*e MOU. j <, 15' tliOI A - “ fly W. V. Atkins, aid . 'VI, . 1 , Whereas, Cltleiul htfonn dioa li lOt'll 1 received at this de \ - 7 <l»y of N. vein! i„", • .ii ' 01 ,1'llflf‘S It . t ! sonui person at.' a.. ■ n ’ ’ t <-J- UJ V pro h;' : vi ■ j umh% Hm$ n > evvnrb ot U and m’. fur tho V.m mu! a b! uti*» |:7 ' (ftloitiUt 1 $ ' st.d. • A ml I <.o nioreov • iwl e.ivorinuf •, Ml onit ^ ‘ tU- ' itlm to ip ......... I. ,Mr t,l,! wi:;|1 ‘ ” Given umh r my h .(ale Hit! Lie 31-5 1 \V V . 1 ' n. <i.k £ {'o' ‘LTutt®; . ■ 11 r; ' - r " |) jiT j < ottou Hllifip* ti e« ! snip w ,|j ctor ( irai It , ndvrrfh ploVI „| wish ti.m t'U to of.ku f oti a c,U ( ''"nr, limit pay I } f Fgdi;H 1 - we c ■ ’"Up tt jn attend to tic com snomlen ?o . 1 'c. ole. —i
