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W fLMINGTON. K. C, TUESDAY, MARCH 15 1887
rsnici-tlr trin rcoort ar-7 and all tU-
NO. 63
Sundays ... :f -'v.. - - . v v y-. , " . : v.-,;,. ' vTr:A w-;! -:,.v
w . i -a u 1 1 v r n ii j : Li ill ii j- ii ii ii v v n
j i llll III
UoiaiiinJ Specific-forliier Disease.
itIBT'nP Bitle or bad taHte In
Si fnr I UlilO month: tongue ra!fl"
wi.:r.rcovfrcdvrithatrovrn fur Tn in
,..f- a"k. p5'J-s or josiit-Mlten mfsttkco.
c- Iiiii umatfja: wur toinnrli; -loM of
1 petite: somctiinci mrosra and .water-.-rr,ni.
or Indigestion; f.Atulency and acid
rr,.U,n: !hwcU alternately rost yc
...iinT- headachai lcauf memory, -with
ji.Jik wbich ought t have bcn done ;
urw soirit:- a tbirk. rUw. an
" of the Bin anL-vre? a.dryU
.i, ifvr: rcstlene8-i: tne urlue u
., n v and iiish colored, and, if allowed to
deposit a sediment. .
; HMONS 1IVER REGULATOR
(PURELY VEGETABLE)
t --r illy used in the South to arouse
- i "h j. id Liver to a healthy action.
It acts with extraordinary efflctey en tha
TIVER, (DNEY8f
Iai and Bowels.
ai trrtcTCAi sPE5:rc rod
l.-ria, llowri Complaintf,
lv-iiia. sficklleadache.
Constipation, KiliousneM,
Kidnry AITections, ' .Tanndlee,
Mental Depression, . Colic.
,i 'or-ed by the ue of 7 Million of Bottles, as
THE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE
I . Children, for Adults, and for the Aged.
ONLY GENUINE-, ,
his cur Z Sump in red on front of Wrapper.
v. j f-
J. H. Zeilin & Co., Philadelphia, Pa.,
mofKiiioRs. 1'rlce SI. 00
hot :l t!eo! ft w trip -.'..
Djrins the ypar IBSft tbjrtj six tele
graph cilices were opened" in China.
A physician fajs the bed on sleep---.g
carj should rot" be made up. with
(Lr head to thy engine. It is; bad for
ihti br.tin ol 'he sleeper, aid many irav-eili-rs
experience iil eflecls from it.-. -'
. " :' .
l iiedreas c-at has to earn its living
in Atabami. A Mobile newspaper
muuat at a recent ball a genllemao
w re the 8wal!ow-lail coat in which be
was married lifteea years .ago; which
taventeen other brideTOoraa,had worn.
anl which had done daty at iorty-tftree
we)dioc. ..." " .
Speaker Carlisle,'' says the Wash
in ton correspondent of the New York
Herald, "is very enthusiastic about the
future of Kansas. His next term in
Conzress will close his political career.
It is his ialeolion to locate in Wichita.
Kn , two years hence, and, eschewing
politics forever, settle, down to the
practice of h'n profession."
At Avon, Mich., recently' a resident
bad the remains of his. wife, who died
on February 8, disinterred for Ike pur
pose of having the b jdy photographed
a3 it laid in the coftin. Excited men
and weepin? women, witnessed f the
procecdiog, and since then ili63e of bis
lellow lowosnten who do not consider
Lioi ios&ne are in favor of tarrine and
leathenog biua for he desecration.
We have a word or two to say to the
Democrats ot this town. The approach
iiij city election is an important one.
(i to yonr primaries to-morrow night,
euter with a good conscience upon the
work before you and cheerfully accept
the decision ot your conyeatiahi;il)ou'i
stay away and then comevilwnfiown
next day and swear at the result. Your
vote and your influence ;inay both bo
needed in jour CQOTentidi)., "
There is one iliibg in especial .which
we would urge upon the Democrats of
every ward in this city. i'U T : NONE
BUT DEMOCRATiJ ON GUARD,
Don't allow any man to enter your
Convention who is not a Democrat.
iurc it simple, arid abore all. do out
allow any name to be Ijr ought forward
lor nomination which is not that of a
cood, true Democrat. .
-Von Moitke," says the St James'
Gazette, "has the reputation of being a
chess player of the first order, and en
thusiasts of the game do not hesitate to
attribute his success as a strategist to
hi. mastery of ii. Rosenthal, however,
who has just been' astonishing the Par
i4an amateurs with one bt his pbeoom
cai tours dc force, tolls a .journalist
that the great captain's skill as a chess
player has been grossly exaggerated.
lie cannot compare with Bismarck,
who has beaten him wit bout 'difficulty
over and- over again. Rosenthal has
encountered some of . the players who
have tried conclusions with Bismarck,
and the trouble he has had in v beating
them gives him 'the measure of the
Chancellor's strength - Nevertheless,
from what he knows .oT .M.Grovy
play. Rosenthal belie yes him to be more
than a -match for the Chancellor, and
ht would ba preparetl to back the Pre 1
idem. M. da r reyeioct ami l,mn
Savaffainstanv lhrfea r avers in the'
world." . .r ' -.:
The GoWsboro Messenger has the!
l hrm and C .. t'irin un the non: ;
!? ion ot ihtir C nr- 8ional lerms:
i .Ju-!ire.Hf.uietthaa b ter c t:s.u wua ;
' Js --iara.'fabiiit- and integrity.'
liHve-nbtHinni wii! vt?J-bf i; y " H is :t !
oi li it :on ti A! r 'rai-kfiV Aiiti-Mfit.
.tl-
ititid h! the c r a Mr. Tu. keVs
iw'n impttixued areururii; m t
Jbdsit lcnnei. uni.kH in i-ihtn's. re-1
tin-d voiui:aril v, W hope t se him I
aaaiti to our public coqncili. lie is an J
aoncat anu44,ftbie man.
' C'lTLTiieci wa i"ur 'sjwfjal . Itepre
sejiiotive: First rpr3ftriiDg tho Wii
diiiiizton District when a comparative
stranger to this part ol Ibv ita'u he
became the UepresentrUive of Ihe Third
District after the new apuor
Uoimienl. " He has represented us a it
he had been burn and reared amongst
u. He has seeu that ail ?f our public
wants have bceu ministered to in pro
per time and maimer. He has spoken
for us on the floor l the Congress. He
has been our repre9eniative in the
party council?. He has dispensed au
elegaot hospitality at home and at
Washington as the Representative of
the Third D.sttiot. Ihroughout '.lis
several terms in the Cnrress he ha
been the-choiee of a laive majority of
our people, and they heartily we'eome
him back amoogst them. His is an
honorable retiraey ; lrr he was their
excellent, cultured ard hieh mindfd
Representative wbiht no ferved them,
and he comes uow to share the joys and
sorrows of the people. Let him have
from every Democratic heart ail praise
for bis faithfulness. '
According to the Washington City
correspondent of the Charleston Neivs
uhd Courier, it was. John Sherman's
eapecial.desire to come South under the
protecting a;iis of Senators Ransom
and Butler. 'But Ransom and Butler
were, smart enough 'not to of the
party. Here is what the correspondent
says:
Senators Butjer and Ransom were to
have (een members ot the Senatorial
pirty now travelling through the South
ern States, of which John Sherman, of
Ohio, is the central figure, but at the
last moment they changed their plans,
and Senator Ransom went home alone
and Senator Butler remained in Wash
ingtanilt is no secret here that Sena'
tor Sherman's principal reason tor
making a Southern tour at this time is
to make a personal survey oL tne field,
if 8sible, to put in motion a move
ment looking to the election of Sher
man delegates to the next Republican
convention. It is said that he was very
anxious to start South in company with
two such influential Democrats as Sen
ators Butler and Ransom, and be count
ed pn being materially benefited there,
by. Thee gentlemen, it appears, as
certained the true situation before it
was too late, hem e they changed thtir
course and allowed the crafty Sherman
-to paddle bis own canoe. For fear
that the Southern press will not give
sufficient notoriety to his presence'and
bis utterances, he is accompanied by a
representative of the leading Republi
Can paper in Ohio, and also a represen
tative d a syndicate comprising sever
al hundred weekly and tri weekly pa
pers in the West and Southwest. The
first gun of the Sherman campaign
will be filed at Nashville, on the 25ih
instant, when the Ohio statesman will
deliver bimseif of a speech careJuJly
prepared to tickle the Southern Repub
lican palate.
-m
Saved His Lite.
Mr. D. I Wilc-xson. of Horse Cave,
Ky.. says he was, tor many years, bad
ly atllicted with Phthi ic.'al jo Diabetes;
the pains were :ilmst tinetidut able and
would sometimes u!uui (throw him in
to convulsion'. He tried Electric Bit'
ters and c t reliet front first bottle aud
alter taking six buttles, wan entirely
cured and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Says he positively believes he
would bavo died had it t oi ifeu lor
the re iet afforded by Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty ccuU a bottle by W. II.
Green & Co.
Good lfcsults in Uvery Case.
D. A. Brandford, wholesale paper
dealer of Chattanooga, Teun.. w riles
Ibal be was seriously aillicted with a
severe cold that settled oil bis lunzs:
had4rictl tuauy remedies without bene
fit.: Being iuduced to try Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption, did
so and was entirely cured by use of a
few bottles. Since wbich time he has
used jt in his family for all Coughs and
Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thoasapds whose lives
have been saved by this Wonderful Dis
covery
Trial bottles fre3. For sale by W. j
H. Green & Co.
A large line of new Spring samples
for men's wear received from Brown
ing, Kng & Co.. the largest merchant
tailoring establishment in the country.
Call early and leave your measure at I.
Shriek's and save from fifteen to twen
ty dollars on a suit.. Oar binding obli
gation Is: i v f .
1st. The quality shall be as repre
sented. . -.
2. The garment shall be made to fit.
J. The prices shall be lower than the
! same goods can be bad elsewhere.
. m r 1 I " ?
4. Money reiunueu ii we rait in anv
of these particulars.
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1 he K.EVIKW jobuffigic is rue pmco
j jet food work at moderate prices. v
LOCAL NEWS.
83a TO NEW ABYEITISEItEBTS.
CW YATsa-T.-'H) - .
C Millkr ijinlcn Seed
Mr i E IJ Wtooi! V faft
W I! Yopr Mafc no Mlfct.ikc
Tiioh ' Bagiav Laud Plaster
Ml.nus i:o.s Ouinlue. Ouluni. Urohlac
GtO K Fi:k" 4n A P!p,.,.-., La
I deed
L areuxl At en-Ion HI
Mii.Lxa A
DU-ovcry
MKsriJE Kencedj's Mcjlleal j
Muuldior liest in eity,at Jacoisi's
Hd. Depot. f
. -
The receipts of cotttxifat this port, to
day fot up 102 bales., . f
I! tor . Dr. Tritchard will preach at the
Baptist Chapel, corner Fitia and
Woosrer streeis. at 7:45 to-night. . -
The next attraction booked for the
Opera House is Mr Frederic Warde4
the tragedian, who will appear on the
nightsof the 22nd and 23d inst.
The cold wve struck the city last
night in earnest, and this morning good
fires were needed in the houses and
overcoats and gloves were in demand..
Carpeuters. bricklayets, painters and
plumbers are now having about as
much work a? tbev can atteod to. They
are employed in nearly every section of
the city.
The street parade of Forepaugh &
Sam well's show late jesterday and to
day drew quite a crowd oi lookers-on
to the shlewaiks on the line of the .pro
cession. Mrs. E. B. Wiggins, who is now in
New York purchasing goods, has
sometbing.pleasant to say to the ladies
in a new ar.d attractive advertissojeni
published in this issue.
Rev. A. J. Chambers will begin a
series of sermons at St. Stephen's A.
M. E Church next Sunday night on the
Prodigal Son, which will be chiefly in
the interest of the young.
Forepaugh & Sam web's circus is a
good show; all may rest satisfied of that
fact. It is as good, in fact, as sonijs of
the high-priced "shows which have
visited Wilmington in past years.
On account of the lailure of the last
Conaress to pas3 the necessary appro
priation bill, we snail have no daily
reports from the sigoal office for awhile
and, consequently, we will haye to take
the weather us it comes.
Forepaugh & Sam well's show drew
quite a large crowd last nijiht. The
canvass is pitched n the vacant lot on
thy E:it side ot Fifth street, between
Chestnut'aod Mulberry, and there the
boistiod their chief attraction
The Hibernian Association of this
city wili celebrate St. Patrick's Day
(the 17th iit ) as usual by attending
divine service at St. Thomas' Church.
They will meet. at (iermania Hall at !
a uk, in regalia, and march thence to
the church, where a sermon appropri
ate to the occasion will be preached.
In Lhc Jail.
There aru now 21 prisoners in the!
County Jail awaiting trial at the next
term ot the Criminal Court which wili
convene on - Monday next. Three
prisoners who have been eon fiend there
were taken yesterday morning to Bur
rivv for trial at Pender Superior Court,
which convened at the Court Houe in
that town yesterday.
I'oraoiiai
Rev. Dr. Rocr, the nuceceslulevan
Jiil who is to assist Rev. D. It. Tut,
tic in conducting a fetics - of meeliugs
at the Filth Street Methodist Church,
ol this city, has arrived aud will com
mence his meetings here to tmurow
(Wednesday) night, ilu lias met with
great success at many places and es
pecially quite recently at 'Wilson and
Favettevi'.le.
The Primaries.
Remember and atteod the primaries
to morrow night. The meetings will
be beld at 8 o'clock at the following
places:
First Ward Minnie Hall.
Second Ward County Court House.
Third Ward-City Hall (upstairs.)
Fourth Ward City Court Room.
Fifth Ward Wigwam. corner
Seventh and Castle streets. .
Yon will save money and get the best
work by sending your clothes for repairs
to John Dyer aod Son. t
Take care of your . eyes. An agency
for the Le Marcos celeorated RockCrys-j
i at rtpectacies ana luye uiasses i8;w
Ihehed in this place at Ileinsberger's.t -
I -. ' ; , .-
tfpladders of all lengths can ba
iouoq at jxcoui a iia w. uepi.
am a . ask -v .
T
Mall Itobbery
W-ben the mail which enrco in this
! oiorotngnn the Crotina Ontfl liail-
road ;rechel" th psoftice. it was
j found that .some ol the puch! were
f niisin;. They were iltlivtsrtt! t the
mail wam at th depot, and l ow tbej
i X-fliClal?. Tl.ey fe-oW lun!h no
further information iha lhc fore io2.
in tbe ma ler.
" .11 o lite xjr ii. "
There was a soiall audience at the
OpeK II u- last nieht to gre A iden
Beqdipt;Monte Crislft"- Conipauy j
which is much to be rerettd. aa the
j play has rare merit, and was well pre
8enteu auv well mounted, l he scenic
effects were yery fine, and Mr. Benc
dic. in ti.e title role, .was excellent.
The support was in the main very g"d.
The audience. allhnuh Fmall. were
! appreciative ami testified their approval
by frequen Jbufsts of applause.
Ci'y Court.
- Wjlliam Connor and Alexander
Howe, botluyoung anil 'colored, were
brougat before the Mayor this morning
fharrd wh disorderly conduct. The
evidence showed that the offense was
of an aggravated character, and the de
fendants were fined $20 each, the
amount to, be worked out on on the pub
licist reels at 40 cents per day.
William Kelley and Ulysses Richard'
son, both colored, charged with disor
derly conduct, were fined $3 each.
Lock Your Doors.
The thieves are busy and they art
equally reckless and bold. We hearof
an instance of stealing ,that occurred.
last Sunday morning, which was a re
markably cool proceeding. There are
two small families living in the house
where the stealing was done and both
families had their Sunday's dinner, be
sides other provisions, in their sales in
the pantry, and. while the household
were seated in their respective rooms
in the front part of the' bouse, some
thief gained an entrance to. the pautry
and took all that be could lay his hands
on in the shape of edibles. The .house is
jn au cpm4 iT"ratnrctry;jaBti sow
the thief could escape without detection
is a mystery. ..
At tlie Hotel.-
Surrox House Dr. W G Brown
Greensboro; J D Burruss, E II Atkins,
Smith viile; F P Flinn, A S Alderman,
H C Colvin, Pentler; A Squires, JC
Autroy. J A Murphy, W Melvin, G B
Russ, F II Hales, A E Bos well, KN
Tatom, D S Tatoui, A McDonald, D J
Grimes, W H Melvin, T S Evans.
Bladen ; Rev J Fafson. A J Johnson,
G Beaman, Sampson; R II Barnes.
Robeson; Capt D J Black, . steamer
Lisbon; Capt A Hubbard, steamer Del.
ta; W O Carlyle, Mas ton; C H Alex
ander, New Hanover.
'(Jo Slow."
A correspondent who signs himie'.f
as above, submits tha following sensia
ble remarks lor publicatian in the
Revikw:
The approacbinc city election is a
matter ot great importance to owners
of property. It is,not the time simply
to honor favorites 'as aspirants for
aldermauic honors ho have axes to
grind, neither is it the time to bow:in
quiet submissi. n to the behests of cr
toiu parties who wish to control and
dictate in our political affairs, or that
we should be governed by cliques or
rings, but it is the lime when our tax
payers should ce tfiat our bestr men,
our business men, our men who are
accustomed to managing finances,
should bo elected to this important
position. One hundred and fifty thous
and dollars worth of city bonds will
soon mature and it will- rcqu'o tact
au4 ability to roanagolbe fijiances of this
city. This qualilicaliuu aod the expect
ance which will be uecessary may not be
possessed by all whose names will bt
presented to the primary ureeliogsaod
hence great care should betaken as rc
gards the Democratic nominations.
The Wrong Man.
While one ol the merchants of Ibis
city was seated alone in his ', place of
business at rather a late hour last night
a man from the country entered the
store and began to abuse him in regard
to tome goods, and finally became so
outrageous in bis conduct that be was
ordered but of the store- The country
man refused to leave, when the mer
chant drew a pistol and threat teed to
shoot. Upon this three others came in
to assist their country friend, when the
merchant threatened to shoot tbem all
and they left. The merchaot shouted
for the police, but none were ia hear
ing, lit followed the men, who took
courage froja the -non-appearance of
the police, add began agaic to , abuse
tba merchant, when he pfcbed,ioto
them and tome of the oi received pretty
hard usage!, 'ZiKk
Recently our people ha been hav.
ing a large amonn. V h.rSi" talk, fn
account f the Ure tn.nbrr oj Texas
ponies that hae fiwn nr-'istit her'.
This sort f tlk-haa no mpa.ure
ub?ifed togire a topoli ctl u a'teia
which are ib all-enrosing tonics ''uf
onierafiti.
from the. I filing N . V . FlorUt.
C. F. Klundi-r, ol N--. W7 B;oadwav,
Nmw Yrk; is one of the best known
llonsts in A'Uiica. Firtts,. likt
other persons ate su' j ct to the i'U of
life, notwithsiandinj - ;he fragratice
surrouiuling their calling, but .likt
other persons they caw be cured of thtir
ills. t Mr. Kiunder writ's: v "V -
.V cordially recomuien-f Allcock a
PorouV Piasters 1 have found them,
after 10 years constant use, wooderiol
ly fillcacious in coughs; colds, pains in
tide, back and chest. ; As chest pro
tectors and shields against changes in
the weather Ihey are invaluable. My
hothouse men use a great many, aud 1
aud family are never without this
never-failing external remedy.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attention Hibernians !
jyjKMBERS OF TUB HIBERNIAN AS 0-
V.1ATION wilt meet at QKBaf ANIA IT. ALL,
onDoctc Street, betweeir Water and front,
Thurcday Mornior. Jarch 17, at 9 o'clock,
with regalia, for the reual observance ot I.
Patrick's Dsy.
inch 15 2t . JAMES BULLET, MarahaL
Established 1874.
5IUND8 BROTHERS.
IRCGG18TS. ,
OFFiR QUIS1NE OPIUM. IdOUPHiSE
and a complete line of .Drugs and Chemi
cals of prime quality at. lewest prices. A
specialty of accurately preparing Prescrip
tions from tne pnrent material obtalnah'e.
mch 15
TO THE
Ladies of Wilmington
and Vicinity.
-o-
I" AM
Non-ra -he w TtrsapT HERK 1
WILL POKCHASE .THEV.
Finest Assortment of Goods
ia my line, erer broubt to Wimlrgtcn,
snd will offer them t? my ciutomere at
NEW YORK PKICES.
I shall make a specialty of ,
CHIlDKtiTS AN t LADIES' FffnUtSHIMI BOOBS
, of aH descriptions, and on my return will
bring with me a first class, experienced.
New York Milliner,
and guarantee first e'ae work hi tbatllre.
r Ladiss will eave "money by awaiting ray
return to make tbeir purchase
Very respectfully, '
MICS. E. U. WIGGINS,
in Market Street. Wilmington; N. C.
mth 15 Star copy
Notice.
rUE NEW rUICUELL HOUSE HAS OHE
of tbe finest BAB, BIXUAHP ant ?MOKE-
ixe BOOMS ia the State. A fine Lune.ii every
utgbt from 6 to U P. M. .
mch 14 JOS. E. 1IEBI5EBT. Prop "
Garden Seed,
JKUO, CHEMICALS, PATENT MIDI
ctic and Kaacy Articles in full supply, at
' T. C. MJLUEIi'S.
nivb 14 . ". Corner Fourth and run 6 ts
A Pleasure Indeed.
rjmii WA1 THE TXI'RKSXIOS Otv PE
light by a lady customer wbo ad on a pair of
those easy fittlag SHOES we mpply to the
public. They arc a g'cat comfort, neat la
appearance, sr ?lccablc to wear, pleasant . to
tbc foot, and 9ld at rcry reasonable pi lets,
l arge s'ock for Gents, Xadicn, MIs'cck and
Children at "
GEO. R.' ERENCIl & SONS,
mcli '4 108 N. Front street
07;50 :
"JILL BUT A WOBCKSTER'S USA
BBIDaED DICTION ABV.lfi 7 Edit ioa.
- They Its vd never been offere 1 at this price
BEFORE IN NOBTH CABOLLSA.
' Books and Stationery, Papers. Pertodicals,
and latest Patlicaom alirsys m haid.
Crojnet, BMoekt, Marbles. Tops, Ball.
C. W. YATES.
. . mch 14 119 Hsrket St. Vfjltnlngton, S C. -
N KW AnVRICTlMRMKNTB.
en i xi.
AND-
Spring Goods !
BY STEAMER AND RAIL -
-AT-
11.6 Market Ct.
mch 14
Just Received. ; v
jsNOTHKB CHOICE LOT OF SADDLES,
and Trunks. We guarantee our prices to bo '
as CHEAP if not uHEAf Eli than any boose
in the city on Ifatness, Collars, Harness -Leather,
JShcepskiap, Ac. Trunks repaired by '
the only practical Trunk maker la the state."
FF.NNBLL A DANIEL,
Old Mallard Sttnd.lOSo. Front fit "
inch 12 tf . -
Christian Reid's NewJBook.
MISS CHURCIULU .
. . . ; , A STCDV, ' -i; -7
jgY CUB1STIAN BEID. Author at Beaky
Kate, Morton House, The Land of the 8ktW
Hearts and Hands, Heart of Steel, Ac.,
In paper, 60 cents. For sale at t
HElNSBEBtiEE'S. :
pEKJOUiCsLS, PAPEKS,'" IlAB FEE'S
stagazlae. The Century. acribscrs Msgszlse,
. ,
and all tbc diiTerent Llbtsrys ess always b .
found at our counters as soon as they ars
published. - ' ,
A cordial invitation Is ex'esded th cUlieas
aud stringers from , ' ;
HEINSBEUGEirS,
mebs Cash Book and if rule Store
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300 TOKS MOVA BCTIA LAUD PLA8
TEft, 94.3C per eenti of Sulpha te of 1 Use. -
The want of Plaster baa been one of (he
arcatest drawbacks to succeacful fanslr t 1b
tbia state, and It Is an Important service to
tbls rrcat Industry and to tbe State.
It la quite Indispensable In any iadlcloas
8?stemof arrlculture. and It ifrmwmi.
-tatportant eads. besides the direct one ot fur
maning hum ana snip bur; it gathers clrrc-rn
and prevent its dbklpatloo aiid lots; It Is a
specldc for clover and other leguclsous
iaats and It tndtrcctly renders the potash of
tbe soil available and so a tea In th restora
tion of wcrn lands, f " - -
We bave sold Plaster to acaay durtnr the
let rear, all from whom wo nave heard, ex :
pres their sa ltfictlon a its results. -
Tbe application of r lastcr .t9 animal man"
are, win increase the value of that manure
beyond, calculation, r. , .
composting wish piaster will impiorethe
raluo of your compostSS'j per cent.
Sowing from to 400 pounds of puuter t .
the acre, over tout small grain after It lia
the ground will giro you an increased en p o .
lram tu to i(w rer cent. - i
Jt-ls iadespeasable la early iruekl'4 f:
sorb as strawberry beds, aspauios beJs
For sale in UU to .'tit y '
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