The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 23, 1893, Image 2
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PUBLISHED EVERY FSIDAY
BY
W. I. YlLLEl'I&UE.
- CAMr)K ^ - C. .1 sne 2 3rd 1893
Tae President has appointed
-Co! ft'. Perry Murphy to be dis
nii t aru?r&try f jr South Carolina}
vice Abial Lathrop, th# Republican
wto resigned. Col Murphy was
the candidate -or Attorney Generai
on tl.e Conservative ticket, and bis
is ti.e tir*: appoinment cf any ioi
,jiOi*ta!:ce made in this &tate. bu'
us the President has a'. ready ap
pointed several Tiilmanitcs to ini
xi or o'&cc2, t lit re is no indication
uLtlv '?A 1 * i !x! ! (i 1 C(i ou t.
i
:
Juroic Wit hers peon, io a decision
f.Ied reomly decided that a!
t!cvorce anted in Illinois of par
ties living or owning property, in
South Carolina and married in;
another State-, does not annul the]
marriage in t!iU? Slate, and thej
cf dower is still in force so j
!3>
i:ir as civil ue'.ions a:e concerned. |
The hi'** of Sonih Carolina urei
not atfeeled 1 >y divorces in oth-rj
. Slates, especially so far as dower is
concerned. I
Jo:>:ah Doau, editor <f t he
Georgetown Times ex-sheriff of
Georgetown coaaty and converted
Tillufooite, h2s been appointed
postmaster in bis towr. A year
sgo i)o::r was a lampart coat-tail
swinger, hut his county went
against .jtiie Reformers and he is
now ridi-og a lead horse in Conser
.VAtive ranks. 3fajo;ities make a
great deal of deference in some
^joaen's polities.
The tixc is not far distant when
.congress will meet, and a hettei
..state of tilings will be demanded
and brought about. Then it wilt
-be that peace and plenty, ho ppi
jiess and prosperity will knock at.
the t'oor of evn-y home in this sun
.2,y southland of ours.
CaCSS-SXAMINATION.
'The Witness Who DWI Not S<?c
the Bullet in the bmoke.
*?kt!l examination is, perhaps, one
.of the most important qualifications or
.the attorney, and in considering the big
retainers of the p -esent day the mind
^jrnns back to nn Ohic county court sever
al years Rgo, says the Cleveland Plain
^ea'er. The ease was a murder, and
the crossroad# lawyer way retained tor
his reputed akill in criminal eaees. On
crosti-exrrrinr. ion be went at the witness
.ftfter tli?s manner : . -
">'ow (ahem!) Mr Torji^Hns, you
sav thntyou saw the jlefi'n.lant kill the
" ,mnn?"
"Yes, sir."
? "Yes? well ? how did you know it was
the defendant?"
^B^caase I saw him."
?'Diit, sir, how did yon know ii wa?
>iim?"
"I've known him for thirty years,"
ion have?"
"Yes."
'?Known hira all thar. time?"
-4 Ye*."
"Yon 8t*te it un.ler catn?"
'Yes."
4,ITou- did lie kill him ?"
"He shot him with a revolver."
"How do you know?"
"I saw him."
"Ditl you see the revolver?"
"Certainly."
' Did you see it resolve?"
"Xo,.sir."
"Aha! IIow do rou know it was u
.Revolver?"
"It looked like one." .
"Um-hitm! Did you see him pull the j
^ri.'^er?"
*'Xo. of course not."
"Ah! Then you adrn t he d:.In't puli
-the tr?r?" * j
"I saw the hlazo an 1 the sm V-'e.*'
' Bid you see any bn!b: in t'v Mar-.- 1
f.nd smoke? "Would tie blase and!
Brooke hav- cau>e ! death
'?Of ecurno net."
"Then what danger wis there in fir
ing?"
"The bullet was found in the victim's
i.ea 1."
"Did yoft see any baliet ?irikc the de
ceased ?*'
"Of course not."
The attorney sole aiuly a.-ose and ad
dressed the court. 4 * 1 f yo';r honor pleas- 1
es, we would like to introdace testimony j
in impeachment. TIere is a man who
svri*?? h-i saw one man kill another!
with a revolver, yet he neither saw the
bnll-'t leave, the revolver nar strike the
victim. He didn't even s?e the mar. pu'l
ihe tri^er."
\ "Are you adilr<-s:in~ the court ?" a.?ko i
&e ju.Iye?
I4 Why, ce-tain"v, if rcur honor
V -h"
V v^'Iiow do you Know V"
"Why, your honor crtaiidy hears
ji:e."
"Yes, hut you neither see your wordr
leave your mouth nor strike the court's
-ear?.
The attorney sat down, ? Fx.
Tiie Town Loaler.
j?ow, in the v! *li q-;i -r,
He loafcs from store to store ;
He thirties sticks, talks politics,
ir~" Tells jokes we've hoard V.e:orc- ;
?w?<1icts the fruit crop's :a:h:re,
And pncses on his way
Wier^ i,cn<.1ed necks lean over "S..
And tells 'o^n how to play ;
From dawn .to dark he lourg*. ?,
Ann, when no help <s:i save,
Jle tells 'enrhow to nn the t. >wn ,
Then? loafs into his grave.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.
[From our regular correspondent ]
Washington. June 20, 1S93.
The President has b< a, suffering
from an attack of rheumatism ft; r
several days, which taken in con
nection with the knowledge that be
has been dieting himself for some
time to reduce his flesh, which
notwithstanding the enoimous
quantity of the hardest sbrt of
work he constantly does, hus been
increasing, was made the found
ation for numerous sensational
rumors concerning lus general
health. Your correspondent is
assured, hv thn?e who know, that
Mr Cleveland's' general health
barring t he rheumatism, is ex
cellent. expects, in company
with Mrs C level a jk! and Baby Ruth
to leave Washington tomorrow or
ntxi day for his buzzard Hay
(jr. tinge, where Mrs Cleveland ar.d
ii "2 1 1: will spend the summer. Mr
Cleveland v.iil return to Washing
ton wuhin a week or ten days, pos
sibly sooner, and will remain, mak- i
ir.g occasional visits ta Buzzard's;
I > ay until the last of July when he;
expects to go for at least a month's
stay. The fuel'that he experts to]
spend the montlfi of August away
from Washington effectually dis-l
posed ef the rumored *eaYlier cal
ling (4 the extra session of Con- 1
gress, a rumor that, probably had j
its only origin in the wishes of S
those who have been here clamor
ing for an immediate extra session.
The coroner's jury has completed
its tasrk of investigating t!:e Ford's
! Theater catastrophe, and its ver
dict, which was !of ked forward to
with great interest, blames Col.
Aias^ortii and others for con
Itributorv negligence. The grand
J jury will probably indict Col. Ains
' worth and the others for man
slaughter, and its finding will also
necessarily carry some weight
! with the Army C ?urt of Inquiry
which will ku.k into the matter
week. Col. Ainswortb is still ffl'
the head of tke Becords and Pen
sion Ofiicc of the War Department,
and, owing to the peculiar con
ditions surrounding the position,
would still be the legal head of the
ofEee and continue to draw his eal-l
| arv, even it he were suspended by |
| the President, as he may be before |
' the end of this week. Ainswor',h
is a Colonel in the Army, but he
has neither regiment nor command;
he is not m the line of promotion
and cannot be transferred to other
duties by the President, and he is
the only man in the army who can
not be. Col. Ainsworth can onlv
be removed trom the army by
f'ourt Martial, and so long as he
rtmaijB in the aimyit is doubtful
whether the President has authori
ty to appoint any other man chief
of the Records and Pension Office J
although he can designate another
arnnv officer to perfoim the duties
temporarily. A littie political tinge
has been given the matter by the
appearance yf Senator Proctor
the special champion of AinswTrth.
Although. .See.' Gresham will
nciU^TTrffirm nor deny the state
"ment that Minister Blount has re
signed, tho?e who know the in
tentions of Mr Blount say it
is true, and the presence of Hon.
Procfor Knott, of Kentucky, in
Washington, ha? caused the belief]
that lie will be his successor.
Twjenty army officers have been
detailed, under the act of July 1802
to act as Indian agents. There
was consideirtb'ie difficulty in find
ing officers billing to serve and the
President did not care to detail
men fur the duty against their;
wishes* |
When next pension day comes j
around there will be some disa-j
^reeably surprised men, among
those who will apply for their
checks at several of t'"e Pension j
agencies throughout the country. I
The failure to.' receive the cus
tomary check will !?e the first no- 1
lice these men will have that they
have been dropped froru the pen
sion roil as a result of the' exam
ination now being conducted by a
select committee of examiners, of
aii the pensions granted undo
Raiim's construction of the net of
1800. Alhough tijis wo:k has just
commenced many names have a -
ready been dropped and many wi!
???.. low. The men who aiv btrinu
dropped by this ecrrml't?*e are
not strictly spe-diinM fraudulent
pensioners, nkimagh Uk-v havi>
drawn oablic money to which They
wore n-'t entitled. I be wrong was
committed by Rauurj iri so con
struing the law as to m&l'e tln-m
ligib'.e for pensions, and fur tha*
reason it is not prooable that any
attempt will he made to recover
the money already paid to those
?vho have been or will be dropped,
i as \ iii be done in cas^s where the
pensioner go1, on the roll by fraudu
j lent acts of his own.
Congressman Tu?ker, of Vir-j
<;inb, sa>s -'If 7*1 r t'ariUl-.i keeps}
>>n the wav lie his heiTiin !io will hv J
the i leal of dvinoerfti'V and their
(?HM'iid:!'!1 for the PrrsiilfcTK'V in!
1S93. II; has clone two things
'.hti ? conuncnM hi:n mi^htiv to the
;.n?pnkr favor ? : v ;vj?!.?-in? of
T?OH !ii!Olin < * 1 1 i t :i : "S i; > -i" r :il> j
aao uif vehi^n.: to ' 4:
issuing bonds/'
Vo'.inu 51e:i Iteu.i This.
|
1 ??? \Y >!? w, frosMcnt of the S ?nth
C:.roIiMi CkIU'S? ha-* is-no-i :in ofth-i;:"! j
notice to the yo;inj n;on of the State. |
! He says : "chit ram e ux inii nr. ti >n t<.; I
i the r-'v r.tli Carolina (' /'eg.? will 1 e hr] 1 1
I in the- c*"!]U;L'- library on M :>n !:iy 5
j Tu<ln;-V .Tar.c-^th ami 27th. Sp i- nv
j nvV.') re e?rer the eolii-cfe ie Sej-/
j ":- r -k L-r.~nest!y a?Vvi>e i to prefer.?
j i'i.,-::. ?i\ Vv? the j* ?li<? .Tun-*
j li*>na] pr.p.?r;uion r/i..y t-e ii ' -.h- ; . I?.
1 1 lie (I'jnoivnci-'S are no: to?uirv.:t. h:r:h
1 or Fi-.v'y >h;riri the summer months nw
tenable the applicant to enter nr.c
tier.n Ily .** ? St ate .
Dont fa; I to take ad vr?nt
:ige of our ?reat combination olF^r
of two papers, Tiie Chronicle and
the weekly Constitution botu for
81.75.
An Investment that Will Pay.
A Chinese baby is really the fi?mi?sf
looking little t<?t that can be 'opined,
and v/e have never seen such a lifelike
portrait of one as that pubTbhed in tl.e
July number of Dcmorest's Family ^la
gizine, which contains "The Orieritnl
Legations ? at Washington." Bssidts
this baby of the Chinese Minister, are
pictures of his wife and suit-.*, and views
of the different rooms in the Chinese
Legation: and this highly interes int
article is further enibellishec with other
curiot-s and beautiful portraits and
views fr<.m the rcvt_r.il OrU^tai Lega
tions. Xobody who has naiy .interest in
art should urss the "F.-vrriUfer Talks on
the Different Schools of Art*' which are
isfujtcrbly illustrated in this number.
They are a liberal e'luc;itlui. and will '
enable mystic with no previous knowl
edge t> converse knowingly about the!
great pa'ntersi of all ?ges and their]
works. '* fhe ?t?>ry of the Millennium"!
grows in ir.t<r-.-sw and the illustrations
this month slmv; what kind of houses
we will iivk in in A. D. l*\0i 0r besides
the kind of garments we will wear, and j
depicts the rov.tine of everyday lite, at j
that remote perbd. The duly number
would nut be eon;idet > . without some-:
thing about lirewo-ks, an i the bill is
filled by telling with pen and brush !
just how the y are ma le. T) enumerate j
all that appears In this grand number,
would take too much space, but the Co- ;
luiubian Kxposition, of course, chines in |
for its share, and a water color, repre-j
Renting an inverted old straw hat in j
"which three eutc little- puppies hav..*
taken refuse, makes the name * all to
the Brim" as appropriate as thV-Ticture !
!s desirable and worthy of framing. All j
these attraction's under one cover sell i
for 20 cents. Published by W. Jennings I
Demurest, 15 East Mth St., New York, j
FREE SCHOLARSHIPS.
The College of Charleston Offers
an Excellent Opportunity to
Young Men .
The School Commissioner has re
ceived the following circular letter
from the C-?I ieijo of Charleston,
which is self-explanatory:
To attract in lamer numbers intelli
gent students from the middle and ut:
per sections of the State, certain changes
have been effected in the College of
Charleston, and others are in progress,
viz: :
1st. The curriculum ha? been so modi
fied ti :at students in their Senior year
may elect a Literary, Classical or Scien
tific course, according to intellectual
trend. '2nd. The scholao?hips * are
awarded 0:1 competitive examination..;
3rd. Efforts are making to secure Dorm
itories. 4th. An attempt to bring about
closer relations with c??rtam Technical
Schools cf the Xoith will be made so as
to reduce to a minimum the time neces
sary for a liberal and a practical educa
tion.
Your especial attention is calle^l. to,
to the Scholarships, and you jv?*W in ad
vising such students as are or have been
inj&oseho . ?ls of your County, and may
* * I
this fall be prepared to compete f?->r the
S<-holassi'ips is earnestly solicited. There j
are three vacant an 1 to be filled inOc-j
tober . 1803. Each is worth $!S0 in tnoii
evvand $40 vn tuition ? $'220 per annum, j
and continues for four years, aggregat
ing $830. Tne conteBt is op n to white
in ale students of good moral character,
but an abso'ute as well as a relative
standard is required. The ex imination
will be held bv the Faeultv, in October, j
at the Coll -pe; bnt if a sufficient number
of i'pvdic.ints reqnen it. by defraying the
expenses of the. Examiner, they can
have the examination at some central
point. The applicant may compete for a
Scholarship in any cla-s, and tl:e exami
nation wi'l he up r. such parts of t if
subjects as are weci "sarv for ad:ni-*sion
to that <:iass. ti to advanced |
< hisses is conditioned ?r. a knowledge !
the subject? of the lo.vor classes. Fori
admission to tlv> Freshmen cUs-: there is
required a .-atisf::<-* >>y knowledge of the
follow:"..* f abject* :
1st. English. ? M<>d. Geo/., English
Composition and Grammar, History of
the Tinted ;S t ? 1 1? s
2nd. Mathematics. ? Algebra Th-ougi.
Q ;a Irate F-pi-'t: ' T >d Hunter,'; Flane
iieometry. (Tv'<-utv.o:rh; and any three
of the following :
Sr.l. Greek.? Transudation'. Forms and i
S .-jit ix. From X.en. A nab. 1 and 2.
?It' i , Latin.? Transaction, Forms, |
Svr.t i>; and I'ro-o ;v. From Yerg. Acn.
! aiot J C iC. i n t .t*. 1-4 j ivisv lian.-.i
h.tio'i i M-y K.;j';i.?h.
?")?!:. i'rc'iit h. ? F'.-rin-- and easy
S2?l*t:nr.$ into English.
t< ( rerm-*m Form? ar.d e:i>y tran*
Lons ir/o En'/lfsh.
Ti e average of an cyamination in the
wives brr.m !v< is the e.-uip titiv-* test.
Tin' 1: >:di r of ,t >{?):(, l.:r?*:ip e.r.ist
the (' l.'-'g-:- and the s h dnrship is va
cated when from a ::y ca ;; ? the stv. V-.e;
'c.'.ves c. d:.?-f'o. A n v a*vi!:i' ?i:t failing ??.
\v ! r. the money scindirship will he given
a t.rition sch-l '.r !dp if he attain- in his
'?\.am:n.:th n - a sat'sfactwrv st;;n ;i; g.
I
T!.e (in October, 1 S.'.i ; ?.*{
?iC (-\ani!n::tior.s will lie *<: i n. |
i;;r ">!f\vs MH-1 r.riri'T t\v<> V.(T'Vi jr. n i- i
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Fersnns calling frr thrso letters wi!i
flense state what H'e< k tl.cy n> .1 1
verti.sed. G. G .Alexr.nder. P. M.
I ?8T OM papers for sale at t4;:s
[ouicc at 20 cents ner hundred.
?
nou't You Know
Th*.t to hare perfect health you must
have pure Mood, and the best wav to
have puk> bio< h1 is to tnke Hood's t>ar
saparilla, the heat blood purifier and
strength bnilde.% It expels ali taint of
scrofula, salt rheum and all other hu
mors. and jil.| lie game time build* up the
whole system and gives nerve strength.
Hood's Pills mav be had hv mail
for 25c. of C. T. Hood (i Co, Lowell,
For Malaria, Liver Trou
ble, oi* Indigestion, use
BROWN'S IRON BITTERS
2?r. 1 )avid 21. Jordan
o I Edmostm, N. Y.
Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless
A Ccmi-lctc Cure by HOOD'S
SARSAPAKILLA.
This is from Mr. D. M. Jordan, a re
tired farmer, and one. of the most re
spected citizens of Otsego Co., N. Y.
"Fourteen v>-r.r? z?o I hau an attack of the
gravel, and ha\e since beta troubled with my
M
Liver ancJ Kidneys
gradually growing v. ctsc. Three years a?o I
got down .so low tiiftt I co : 1<1 fcorcfljr w alk.
I looked more like r. e^rps* than a being.
I had no < p petite and tor live weeks I ate
aocfeiag but grarl. 1 v.as badly emaciated
ami had r.b more color than a marble atAtne.
flood '3 Sarsunarliia wa^ rcccranended and I
thought I we.: id try it. L-cIcre 1 had finished
the Lrst Lottie I noticed that I lelt better, suf
fered less, Hie >D(iart:-aatioa of tue bluff
drr had subsided, The color began to return to
mv face, and 1 began to feel huagrj*. After ,
^i-Jjr.d taken three boities I could eat anything
without hurting me. Why, I got so hungry
th3t I lsnd to eat o time* a day. I !mve now
fully recovered. thanks t j
Hood's Sarsapariila
7. feel tvell and rot ?vr|l. All who know
rr.e marvel to see n:e so welL" D. M. J^rdaj-;. I
FLOOD'S Pii.LS ara tlie best aft?r-dlnner PUla, i
assist disestion, cure hcad&che aad bilioutneij. !
A NARROW ESCAPE!'
How it Happened.'
Th? fol:nnii:*4 remarkable evenbln a lady's
li'e will interest the reader: "For u lon;r time I
had a terrible pain at ray heart, whirh llut
rorcd almost lnceisantiy. I had no ttppefltc
and e:;i.ld not sk-op. I would be compelled
to sit up 1 r. !>.V. r.nu belch pa* from my stom
ach Uiiii! I thought every minute would be
I my There was a feeling of oppression
| r'voui aiy heart, and I was afraid to draw u
| full breath, i couldn't sweep a room with- '
I out sitting d /vn and resting: buv thank ]
j God, Ivy the heip of New Heart Cure all that ;
I 5b part :.:jd i liel iiko another woman.* Be
fore using the New Heart Cure I had taken I
ditferont so-called remedies and been treated |
by i?c ??'tors wiibout any benefit until I war.
discouraged and utegusted. My husband |
ine a bottle of Dr. Miles' New Heart i
( ure. and am happy to say 1 never regretted j
it. iif> 1 r;ow have a splendid appetite and |
I { v.eUhel 125 pounds when I be
.rr.a taking tne remedy, ar.d now I weigh 130!i.
Its ?.t!e:t i:i m/ rase ha* been truly marvel- |
ous. it fur Rurp'issos any #t her medicine I
have i-vcr taken or any tftgteiit I ever re- j
reived ;? >t. i'hr?>iai.K."-^irs. Ilurry Starr,
I-ot t-.vil:e. Pp.. October 12, lHtt.
Dr. .Vli<V X v. -Icart Cure in sold on a po^l- ]
rive x by :? ! 1 druggist*, or by the Dr. j
Mil- ?: C:>*., r.ikhart. Ind., on receipt of
pi'iCv, ?? Lo* t D4, ti>: bottler. i5, cxpre^ pre
paid. I'hsR d'*covcry by an tmirvnt !
T-i'f ' I'll i in h. art rtiseiise, contains neither :
opiate. nor Canorous dru^a.
HOT
WEATHER
cloth mm
U what you're after now. Do
y-n: Jknow where to get the:
j right kin! lit riiiht prices"!
I Come to iv/ j. for it and you'l!
I not be disappointed. For mar. v
lyravs t've made a Fpoci.il t v* of I
! in is rw:? -?r lino ot husiu.* -w. j
i
Cot:s-.'(j!iei;tlv I know exactly I
*
>\ jjat to r' ov.i.f lor \ ou, otid
you.' il p?t better ar.d more .<a' is- ;
ii:::tory service here than in I
places car yin-x a mixed or^en-i
era! stock. There's an im-i
< ? ... i
I iriciise line oi .-'tuts trorn which i
you can s.-iert yours, and the J
> i'v.'S a : ; d patterns are ihe'i
| prettiest I ve ev?jr shown. Yo;i|
can fix the v-rii*e yourself ? ^7.50 j
to ? it's the quality that :
iv?- dates the price.
hi b uiTiirhing Gooc*-< iry!
.mocU cf Haibrigiian, IndaJ
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a>-;u i/.c* a : s < 1 \Ar:'; I bread l n-j
domvetT is complete at -r; v J . ?
I 00, 2 00. 3.W) and ?U/0. j
| I'm the hnore'st and !
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L c c:t v . t ;^'T rier w tl; Laitn-|
i(!ri.?i a;:d Vtn uiiidri/d Miir:
! Uoimrs ana v alii. lio.-ruy .
? [{ t!:dkcT"U;ct> a nd -. v.^v Thir^
i you ti iy need in this line.
My stock of Knee Pants
I Suits is complete, sizes runr.it lt
from 4 to 15 years, and LJovs'
Long Pants Suits from l i to it4
vvais.
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If you do. not resile in Co
lumbia write for what you
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jwaot. Prompt and careful at
tention given to mail orders.
|M. L. KTNAUD.I
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We are now receiving r / | ,;i: it
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JOSE OF THE LARGEST
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OUR STRAW HATS
are endless in variety and make. In this line we also cany a
large stockfof Soft and Stiff Ilats. We can suit you in anything]
Youw ant from our larae stock.
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In all these lines our stock is complete and you will have no;
trouble to make selections that are bound to please.
Oar whole stock is composed of the very best and latest styles
and makes in Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Gocds, and you can
rest assured of the fact that you can get the best for a very small
sum of money. Give us a call and see for yourself.
HIRSCH BROTHERS.
offer .lay straw liat now in our store for 50 cents
no YOU I'l.ANT QA'I\S9~
If s->, you shoul 1 top dress them with "CEREALITE." It increases the
growth of all crops ? Cotton, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Melons, Vegetables, <kc.
TRUCKERS SHOULD USE IT!
MELON GROWERS SHOULD USE IT!! ^
FORCES GROWTH and INCREASES YIELD!!!
Dr. II. V.Dunstan, of Windsor. N. C., says: People seeing the rapid
growth and deep, rich green luxuiance, which was almost like magic
nq aired ''What I had done to those oats?M
Messrs V>. P. Rrown Ar Son, c.f Woodland, N. C., used a few bags on
o?ts, and say they will want a carload next year.
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Messrs S. Younts, Son <fc Co., of Pineville, N. C., say the results w?r
so fluttering they want enough for 50 acres oats.
Mr. E. Miller Boykin, of Camden, S. C , says: It increased the yield
oi oats from 5 to i J bushels per acre.
Mr. I4, B. Gibson, of Gibson S:atinn, has u^ed a carload cjcli
year for several years and says it improves the land and protects grain
from "the fly."
Mr. J. N. WVatharly, of Reonetlsvilb, S (\, uses f> to .*>0 tons tf it
per year on cotton, and says it saved his er.n> in IJS'J.
?*yiN \ P> 1 IGATE I I ! Send for pamphlet on "HOME FERTILIZ
ER and -CEREALITE."
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