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About The Hustler of Rome. (Rome, Ga.) 1891-1898 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 12, 1895)
Iht HUSTLER OF ROME S'roud Clam Mail Matter. ; PIIII.fi. BYIlb- ' UAILI AMI SI'MhI ( cents a week, or $5.00 per annul 1 ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN ( Ot Iht'l'i'yof Itoin .and Floyd The * Klinner County’’of Georgia ——————— , Hoke Smith has pate. Peace < to hi« memory. As to Lord Dunraven. the . og lisli him ami I avu’l. t 4he Siding Basin will have to ' c<>me. 1 s no ah.-olu e ntee-sity. Uncb* Sa u'- \ alter (log Kti k g t butted out by John Bulls oi 1 man g' At the rate of 2UU paths p r day - the Chinese nould rather L- run ning from t’i«* r t r: < Ja; - The Ili sTLEK F 11- Git'- 1 .hi 10l . home patronage of Rome ne r- I chants, wit win. Mark that pre diction. ■* ' i Becans a Bass was killedji s not > cone usiveevidence that the guilt 1 rests Uj on Atlanta’s skaley” de tective force. Hoke may be laboring in Geor gia but he still racks up to the Gap ain’s office in Washington to ( draw his wages. The Genuine Joe Cawthorn—no other—’.ill appear tonight. Now is the time to get a ticket for the laugh of the season. Is there a Southern edition of the H. H. Holmes castle in Atlan ta? Then how was it th 4 Basswas murdered on th" street. And now the young ideas who have been aiming to kill time, are being taught to shoot—through. < 1 rather, in the school room Rome is putting her other foot by the side of the foremost one Rome is all right and her “Tr. - by’s’’ are ready for business . .... The new State of Utah will send a Gentile and a woman to the United States Senate, and both will be for silver.—Albany Her ald. W. C. P’ Breckinridge will stump K ntucky this fall, a fact that prove the impossible.y o f »tumpingßrecki-.ridge, but it takes a female Pollard to “tree'’ Willie. The Exposition opens next Wed nesday. The Hustler of Rome ad vises every Roman io go and see the Expos tior. but —don't forget to buy all your goods right here in Rome. Will the American eagle loose the cup? Not much. There’s a claws in the agreement put there by the American eagle and John Bull, nor his paws, is no match for it even in a fc ul way. One of th" lat’er-day poets ha# writen a poem intitled, ‘ 4 I Met Her in a Dream.” She would probably have objected to meeting him any other way —Americus Times Re corder. Then She was undoubtedly a night-mare and he was only getting his de ert. The cuckoos seem to regard the I of insects, reptiles, dogs and I cats, —also the stings of I bees and wasps—should be I instantly treated with ! Pain- Killer I The quickest and surest I I remedy for pains, aches and I ; soreness of any kind. Used * I everywhere for fifty years, fl and spl4 everywhere this || year. Doub qtikDlltv but -ame quality*— II ••me prlr*. a bottle Sre «ho» ’.fep I ftnuloe (Perry A Son, Fain Khler. Jj Fah Pain Goes (i I When PAI WgS fact of Secretary Smith's having divided time with Judge Longley nt LaGrange, last week, as a cer tificate of charade to the Judge. —Albany Herald. That was one time that Hoke was leaping with mighty good company even if he did find it un commonly iincom''. rtalde. What a coming down of bloom ers u! e:i lh" rmr r i- forced to iln.p tiom Proi-klvn bii.lge in or der ni g. t 'll lie sk in. G- v <-ri o Atkin-on and his staff* wid arti- ipate m u « Hi n>-<> i<-hI i-m ..I ~ P k. 1 C c sum u—■ ' .ll,ni ff L The -lig.ii b.-> • output o Ne ■r.i-ka (hi year, c limated at I<|.i mi ions This means son e 7,i#o.tMM) p. u'..|s . f granulated -ug.i —l’.rmi-wi k Tim- s. I as! > ear G“< r i i s -nt car loads ot corn to bed th ■ starvn g people ■■t N--I r.i-k I d« \ ai she wi i have corn eii nigh t-> f»-cd I h--,Sbuth. rheiearen 4 bar..s enough he c.’op, an i it will havts4o be put upinp-'iis. N wonder !If h<*y plant ed Georgia seed.—Calhoun Citizen. It is now whispered that Gov. Morton’s ambition is not Presi dential but Senatorial. Both he and Mrs. Morton pref, red Wash ington to any other city’ in the country as a place of residence, ami it is more than probable that the Governor, whose term expires in 1897, will attempt to succeed Senator Hill. At las' Bill Atkinson, Georgia’s gallant young st desman (I over nor, thank# to Divine Providence, the skill of Dr. Sanders Holmes and the Governor’s matchless courage, js again at his post: a well man. Neve, has a State known a better Chief Magistrate. Ofc ursehewil serve his people in the Unitec ■''fates’ Sena'e. M. I . Payne, the Fremont coun ty, lowa, millionaire, who died the other day, was life-long friend of Jefl'i rson Davi c , ami when the latter was elected President of the Confederacy he appointed Payi e Secretary < f the Interior, which he refused. Payne owned land in ev ery State in the Union but one, and preached Davis’ fun< ral ser mon. The summer home of Professor Bell, the telephone inventor, is on an estate of 15,(K0 acres in Cape Breton, on the Bras d’Or. On one jof the neighboring lakes the pro . fessor has a house boat propelled . by a steam launch, with a trap , loor cut in the floor of bis dining t room, so that he can fish, if the , fancy strikes him, while at the table, Mrs, Nobles’ -on-in-law hinks t the old woman should swing. —We > object to any mother-in-law being j put to death on the op nion of her j son in-law.—Macon News. We agree with you Col Loy ess, let the red-handed old fiend be put j to death on the gallows. She show r ed uo mercy to her good old hus >' band and she has had quit o enough r shown her; Poor miserable old - wretch. a Utah enters the Uni n next year ? as the forty-fifth State, .-nd, as a prelemiiiHiy step, elec s officers and adopts a Constitution next ° November B 'th pa t s h v° held conventions and named their tn k | ets and the ma ’hinery of govern ment of the new Commonwealth s | very near in order for the moving. ! Hie population of the territory in j 1880 was 118,968 and incr ■ sed to 207,905 by the census year of It is now at least 250,000. ami when Utah become a State it will • .'er bv as large a census a# any P rritorv ever had. Wh- n trusts an 1 combines quar cel tin; plain p? >ple derive s me renclits. I’he Tobacco Trust with |35, 000,000 of capital and the c mibiind m i.iuf'ai turers o' plug tobace > with 110,00 »,000of capital are at .'iir. Il is sairl tha' th- trust em< re the field of the plug mami fn lureis and has la, ;jgiyin away . new biand <4 plug toha -co. Th u-w gau i'li t lias li.-e i tak- nup by lie manutar.-t ut.ers |q plug and l;e\ have gon<- int the il4 ii"lte x.-'it-r ss and will gr. L- auiiv 1 igar •it slf t ijs m Tty' v:ir :-nt pes h■< li wts.j !a >ae.. ( j ;u I -m,,ker j-f t -ig. left.-il’ je.-.p a'i. i, | (4<r _ /■■.,t ;111 sII I'n-I ; 1 ,» it 11. ■ p .. t z N?'l ,4 - All.'’ I I 1 1 THE HUSfLER OF ROME: THURSDAY SEPTEMBER, 12 1895 I I. o’ 1 Ji ; Only a Scar Remains Scrofula Cured Blood Purified by ( Hood’s Sarsaparilla. | ■C. L Hoort & Co., Lowell, Mass.: “ It Is with plcasnro that I ssnrt a testimonial 1 t •onrerntng what Hood's Sarsaparilla has dons ( for my daughter. It Is a wonderful medicins | Snd I cannot recommend it too highly. Sarah, 1 who Is fourteen years old, has been ' , Afflicted With Scrofula •ver sines she was one year old. Fo; five yean the has had a running soie on one side of her S face. We tried every remedy recommended, but nothing did her any good until we commenced 1 using Hood's Sarsaparilla. My married daughter advised me to use flood's Sarsaparilla because ] Hood’s 5 ?-" Cures It had cured her ot dyspepsia. She had been troubled with that complaint since childhood, and since her cure she lias never been without a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla in the house. We commenced giving It to Sarah about one year go, and it has conquered the running sore, Only a Scar Remaining as a trace of the dreadful disease. Previous to taking the medicine her eyesight was affected but now she can see perfectly. In connection With Hood’s Sarsapsrlll i we have used Hood s ■Vegetable Fills, and find them the best." Mrs. Maria Gbikfin, Xotria, Illinois. Hood’s Pills cure nausea, sick headache, I tulgestloa. L-lUonsness Sold bv all druggU Those who sneer at Secretary Herbert for reconin. ending the construction of two sailing vessels of moderate size for the use of the naval cadets only -how their own unfamilia ity with the conditi' i s of the naval service. It. is true, of course, that sailing vessels are ot t . of da'e in actual warfa e; but it ; s also true that even men on steam Vessels staiif in ne“d of practical j instruction in seamanship and they can acquire this better y drill of the old-fashioned kind . than in any other way. Military ma ts offer no such training as the square-rigged that are meant to be us d, and it is by skil in hand ling a’v seel under sail that quick . ness aid confidence under other > conditions of naval life aie best 1 garded.—Providence Journal. P With th> advent of the troll -y p car the < Id-tim t horse cars have e dis ppeared • nti ely, and the nat ural query arises: “What liar be come of the old cars?” A list ot the various uses to which they have been put would c rtainly be interesting. Many are doubt ess r sold to lines opera ed in small vil ) lagos, many are used by farmers as e cow stables, chicken houses, etc t> Ma >y ' poor tradesman boasts of . a horse car ns a shop. Probablv f the most unique use to which hey - have been put, however, is that of a church. The Baltimore Sun says e that the First colored Baptist oi e Mount Washington has purcha ed o'd cars and intends to devote them to this purpose One sid° of s each car will be removed, and then i the two ears will be put together g so as t > make one good-sized r< 0111 r The roofs will be joined and addi tional seats put in, together with a i, pulp tin one end, and the chu.ch t will be ready for occupancy. IljTJiiib '■ 1 111 '|!||||H|lilßA . --■ ■. ~ ■i"22S| ID; I There wcie . 134,934 Packages of M Hires’ Kuotbe..r sold in 1894, || j which n .-.de 13,675,735 gallons, I i or 313,494.700 glasses, suffi- ll H cient to give every man, wo- M ' Im man and child in the United JI :1 f l States, Lvc glasses each—did a you get your st:arc? Be sure 111 and get some this year. ■ I A 15 fPnt pneka-e makes 5 gallons. M 5 bo.d . »erj whers. iHIRES’I I ; Rootheer j I v r Z ’ll T 136 SSHIO.IS saooo ADNV.4 Z pun exsionaua tiv J Ztn aaiMi U3A3 noi 3avh 4 £ -p»sn XuqSp j, i * Z 9|qi«lAU| sj I|—uoqi puv -nojxaid Z y moo oqi sopimnoq puv kneijos T ’ ■ ‘sioejoid n uno flujoif eaojoq ■ I J ' Z uaaMOd JSdNOZZOd n .C|«hh? Mnn th h j r. <q paint .■ < Ail> W , U|’|h J| H|| wilut; ) J pnw kuw|#doj VKHu<|tunp pvt; v epniAt p|<»..‘ <*»|i .winiM ;<> p»ir»jp y |njn;vH w .ttAwq quuiux f :S39Vj • i ; HADE OF JOHN. ( C. CALHOUN. 1 lie grand old statesman, the 1 Auti-Biim-talistic question patriot 11 is name lives to-dt:y immortnlized in the wonderful price of plug to bacco maufac'ured by Spenc r it Co. and for sale every where Gus - Johson has just opened a fresh box of the new crop. Every body who chews call and g< t some chew - if you choose EVERY ONE. Contemplating a vi-it t ■ ti e Colton States and Int. rnnti -ral Exposition, which op.-u- 1 . A I .o- < ta Septe 1 Iht 18th, and close- I) • | cenibi r 111-t, 1595, sh'-u'd Jea" 11 I mind that the Southern '{ail.mi | will sell tickets daily to A lanl.-i and return at gieatl I e-lue. d Kates. The Southern Railwav ■■ the only Line Entering the Ex. position Grounds i s schedules are | very convenient and quick, and the ■ service of the very highest order I For full informat on address any agent of the company. f Why do people complan of hard times, when any woman or man can make from $5 to tflO a day easily. All have heard ot he wonderful success of the Cbm x Dish dasher; jet many are apt think they c n't make money selling it; hut anyone can make money, because every family wants one. One agent has made $478,86 in the last three m -nlhs. after pay ng all expenses and attending to regular business besides. You don’s have to canvass: as so< n as people know you have it for sale they senli'o r a Dish Washer. Addnjs he Climax Co 2 45 Starr Ave.. C unibus Ohio for particulars. E , 0. 1) 7-1-6 No. VIGOUR Easily Perm an??,!:, '■ ■ MAEsicT’iu NERV:’u. restc lost Manhood, sc- -.-o Det iity auJ all the evirs f«om «.•• ! .•»?: ■ :ee* . the raulis <»* overwork, wrr . ,<;k-<»s etc. strength, tone and <lcv< ’ - n i •, sri to every organ or portion oi the ‘ ’U. j .o v jaentixmeaiat’ ly reen fr- in thetir.-t kny. r« t «.n inch? ot letters of praise on tiloin ov r • i i be carried in vwt pocket. Kent • v niai'. o> iddress on receipt «>f 7rh e. One rioitn - nent in eachboK. i’r .M. < b«•>:«>. - '"U WrittenGnarantee to refund nio ■-?’ ■ • " Vn d t'v ns f«,r tr "' ’•rij' -.i’#- I—.1 —. What Nerve Berries have done for others wT will do v for you ‘ IST DAY. x//> Vo* VIGOR \ O F 15TH DAY. men £«///, Aw 4 I and Permanontly Restored. 3 °th uay - A positive cure fox all Weaknesses, Nervousness, Debility, and all their train of evils resulting from early errors and later excesses: the result of overwork. nickneM, worry, etc. Develops and give.- tone and Mtrength to the ncxuol or ranv. Ktop« unnatural lonm«>b or Nightly rmiwiionN » aused by youthful error* or »*x cessive use of h#bac(M>. opium and liquor, which lead to <-«u<tuiii|itl(>n and lunanity. Their us shows immediate improvement. Accept no imitation Insist upon having the genuine Morvo Darriac no other, ronven lad V C DC! I lent to carry in vest pocket. I’ricw, per box, six boxes.'on.- full treatment,ss.oo. wiarantee<! to cure any raae. If not kept by your druggist we will send them by mail, upon receipt of price, in plain wrap per Pamphlet free. Address all mail orders to Annul AM MEDICAL. CO.. Cincinnati. O For Sale by J T. Crouch & Co, Speculation HAMMOM) AND ( 0 STOCK & BOND BROKER 130 & 132 Pearl Street, Vew York City! t'-cks, B nds and Graii > >ug’> an Is >1 I >«* cirri-id n Margin. P. S.—‘'Un i for explanatory ircular on speculation wee a!so-k z Free) FClileheßtvr’r* Engli-’.i 7 .on-l Brnn i PILLS Original and Only (■vriMlnc. A safe, always r liable, ladies ask Druggist for (’hi hf 'tir l i.n' -h lh < ’*'XX\ llrttnil i . Ued ami Gohl metnllb —■Zl’EAMboxes, Mcaicd with blue ribhon. Tukc \37 V.‘Jn<> «,t Ikt. dawf/rroiM -X I 1 ~ nf tiinunnd imitations. At Druggistii, or sei.d 4<-. I w Jr in st am pa for particular*, t limonial- and \ “ Kriief for l.ndlea.*’in Io return —K BImH. 10.000 Testimonials. A'.tmr Z’q r. •old by vl Local Druggists. i* jtlada., i’y, J £XAS! IS THE DIRECT LINE TO r E X A SafiotheSOUth WEST S |Ofl| STHt SHORTEST LINE TO S Ty SOUTHERN TEXAS. 93 M 15 THE only line to texas M #3 allunder one management. istheonlylinegivingchoice P ge OF ROUTES VIA SHREVEPORT Es la onwA neworleans. w 5h IS cPUIPPEDWITHSOLIOVESTIBULEO TRAINSTONEWORLEANSANDWITH pl THROUGH S‘EEPERS ATLANTAAHO •J BIRMINGHAM TO SHREVEPORT CLiSE CONNECTION AT EITHER POINT IS jH WITHTHftOUGH SERVICE Os TEXAS Lilli V OUR RATES ASIWIfS ANY; e-sy tutJk j lj|* a, i action hiid sure irt effect I H LIVING CHANCE, I have just opened in | the rear oi' No. 221 Broad \ ’> General repair shop J • Will mend your iimbrel- * la, make you a churn dash, fix your furniture, varnish your furni ture, mend lhe baby carriage,, mend your w indow shades or any thing else that is out of fix. | JACK O’REAR.Ii You Suffer KrttiT Ind**?©, » v * bcid* acJn', ftavultTicy, V troh ft rtmiiDg? Or h it f raj* • r l' «t t i >r* rgv, Wru-t’no*.<, •.ability 7 Arc* yn: **rv u.\ wom ' jut in body r.r I ©und ilr va you pJir > » bat k, tide, ■ &«:«<!, arnifl. J>ou! "irs, Are you Hllod with —•ahov. aornplexion. c \t«d to: rjuu, Jiijw •waati, dry cough, cbilu and fever? If any of troubles nrtr ' | thing von need if DR K.LNCi’> ROYAL , SEE H HUE 3 In th* g«ntle«t and happiest wny, snd with th* gronteet enrtainty known to ret ies! science, GER’.XKTUkIt removes frtwn ! ths system the symptom* named aboT*, giving strength in place of weakness, joy* ■ ous health in place of fiovness. There is no other remedy like it, and I sone that can do its work. And then it ii ! a real pleasure to taka it. L.ttlo ebildrei take it with delight, and it enres likt I magic. $1.00; 6 ll.r $5.00. Z> J! druggists. King's Royal Gerr.ietuer Co., Z ianta, Ga. SERffliß ViiLL CUB!: YOU. DR. JAQUES 130 WfstS xth Street. CINCINNATI,OHIO Has practiced medicine in Vincinnati 15 "tnrs longer than any physician, giving bpe< ial at tention t«» Blood, Nervous and Urinary rt!M*aß* Xenons !>ebiliiy, Impoiency, etc., resn’tinp i from youthtul indiscretion, excesses in u.ai'iied ' years and» i’ v .iuse», inducing some of lhe ' : ill.iwing sv i) nns, as dizziness confusion of | ifleas, defective inemery, aversion to society I Gonorrhea Syphilis, the later causing ulcers 1 eruptions enlarged joints, rheuamtisin, rwell ng in groins, mucous patches in mouth, sore throat, falling hair, Consultations fret and d vited, Hours,'.*a, in. to 8 p,m.: Sunday Hii'-l/m ; ILLUSTRATED TREAT SE went 1 HEE I iua sc tie i env'c ope on application. Stale join case I i missing link. I am now running the “Miss ing Link,” the newest .shoe j shop in town and I am out ; lor your patronage. 1 MAKE SHOES TO ORDER. And guarantee ev ry stitch or peg , of r pair work that I turnout . J.M. MULLINIX N xt to Wilkie’s Bakery, Broad St - _ _ Rome Ga . 1 Good for nothing did you say? Yes, that describes how I feel. I have no energy left, nothing inter ests me. My strength has left me and I have no inclination to work. No one would take me for the same person that 1 used to be. I look and feel forlorn and miserable. My spirits are low, I feel despondent and I can’t sleep at night. I am constipated and my digesttan ■ is out of order. ! feci almost hopeless, it seems to me that I shall never be strong again. Cheer up, your caae is far from being hopeless. You are suffering from general debility, your nerves need toning up, you lack vitality. The cure lies in enriching and purifying your blood and strength ening the system. You should take Brown’s Iron Bitters, it will restore you to robust, perfect health. You will improve from the ' first bottle. This remedy is pleasant ■ to take and is a very powerful ' strengthener. It does not stain the [ teeth. But get the genuine—see the 1 crossed red lines on wrapper. BROWN CHEMICAL CO. BALTIMORE, MO, ' j x« »" >*• <1 UC Yfill Tmu>t, J’nnplcf. G> ,?.r 5a r IT .1“ - iL'U Colored SputK. \<*hc3. 01-. I K.4® i > IVI 10,1 W CORNEF . M. Gammon, O. 11. M< William-. Vie, p IL L. Middlebrook*, Cashier. 1 me;rchantsnationalbank i Accounts of firms coporations nnd individ«irh solic't terms consistent with legitimate W»ki n <- * Cd ° n DIRECTORS. W. M. (lAMMO! . O. n. MCWILLIAMa. ){, A . DEXNy W. P. .14 U.f HUGH T. INNMAN, „ L . M W u.‘ fcl .’ ’ Il I. KAGAN. h ' I er— ———————— —•— r— — iggggg . tew*’ 1 mhOmmbmh E® — 1 ■S ) ><’ BY SWjpV'W# ) ’sill Mi < ; ugj' I i CHILDREN GROW ' healthy—grow happy—grow rosy cheeked and bright «fred, on Hiags l ' I* Rootbeer. This great health- giving tampera’nee daink' should be kept in every home. It will toeua* and delight' every member of the family from the baby up, and piov* a most thirst satisfying bcVerage for callers. It’s good all th* tatie—Hioruin ■ ' yy ■ F n “® n atld ni * ht ' < ** lhß B eu “i»« S ’' IHSItLO Rootbeer 302 MILLINERY U I You are cordially invited to call and see our nice and well selected Stock of Stylish Millin ery, everything new and “up to date.” Fine Trimmed Hatsand Bonnets a Specialty. Will sei! at lowest Possible price, for first Cla> ! Goods RESPECTFULLY A.O GAR KA Lib Rome Mutual Loan Associate i h/ HOME OFFICE ROME GORGIA, 325, Broad Street. A National Building and Loan Company Purely Mutual, Safe Investment and Y Good Profit Made by Small Monthly Payments. -> KaCKK.. J - n <,,F ' ( AS. I. GRA.V !<4&,'VIC6 hiesi i•» * « u .» (|1 ...... •u H. RIH UKb, Mgv ” * * 'JITH. General Council. G ED TRAMMELL BEKKY RUOAI J wßroach & Trammell Contracors <fc Builders, Stone Urick i:nd wood work. Eleviitiog houses or floors a specialty. " ill move Houses on short Notice. ADDtUiSS BROACH & TRAMMELL ROME GEORGIA —r- -n- , BIS PROFITS n^;n J Returning pr.op, ridty will n> hurt time as by ~i.-.eol'.n „ , lti ~i„ i. P,-.,-ist,. H ,-n Tk. fj QQ R EACH DOLLAR INVI STED •>> i. m Sytematic Pan of Speculation Ittinated by ue. All successful speculators operate on a regular syftMw It is a well-known fact tlat ’here ate thousaa.l sos men m all r-H’ »f the I'n te<) Sta'« ’ho l y the systojuitietrsdlngthrough Chic: go broke.s ur.ke la ge aneiauac.eryyeariamrini,’ ficin a few ihonsar.l doHars tortile n:au who invests a humlrtd or iw > litu.died , .ID’s pa SOO,OOO to sloo,<<oor I crebythnsp who in-est a few thousand. It >s also a tact tha. those whim lake the largest pr< fits from coaiyawitively small iuvtd nier.ts on this • lan aie 1 < rscus who liis : way tnunf hicago ui.d inrss; through 1 rokeis thoroughly uncen-taud sjsiematic trading Onr plan does not risk the wh .le amount invested on any t ia.e, bst ccv< rs l oth shirt, that, whether lhe market rises .r falls i. brings a st- any pr. tit that piles up enonsousiy h' » short time. WRITE FOR CONVINCING PROOFS also our Mai na lon si.oeessM ,-u'ati. n ..i"> "“ r Daily Marj-ei lie] on, lull oi mon.y inaking pointers. ALL FREE. Um Manual e>ll ••• t nnf'* trading ndl... Highest references in regard to .or stand,; p ami for tiirtlrer(information address THOMAS & CO., Bankers and Brokers 1 -242 Rialto Bu ilding. Chicago. 11l .’OE H. PATION, President. chab.e patgo? it Treas Established 88i.---lr>copnrated 892 PATTON SASH DOOB and BOILINDING CJMP4NT Manufacturers u ,4 D.itrlers Sash, Doors and Blinds Fl°°ring Ceiling, Rough and Dressed Lumber. GENERAL CONTRACTORS. Contracts for Bui'ding anywhee in the Sditli' TE lEPBONE 41. orjes2oßailroad St. Opposite Court Jfri. 1 L The One Crop Sysh in j I v kmdu.illy exhausts land, unless a Fertilizer containing a J nigh percentage of Potash if, used. ]! C t( vr crops, a Vetter soil, and a W larger bank amount ran only then be expected. ' T, A , Wr,to for our “ F wn)crs’Gaide," a i 4 |rpage illustrated book. 11 qL uaLA Ucl 115 c, * F? 41 h A VE. & t R J
