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100 TONS
OF BONE
IN STORE.
To Bone Dust Manufacturers!

DOIN115 w eIaU
country who manufacture BONE DUST,
q, II cents per h., by wagon load.
JOSHUA HORNER,
Corner Chew and Stirling streets,
Baltimore.
|, will be to the interes. of those man.
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THE WORLDS sToRY-TELLER.

aye Mirroure of Romance" savde he,
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u ouuIn 0IhEEI, bALIlmUhE.
rTHE SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANo resem.
i bles Peruvian Guano in appearance, odor
and composition. The value Of all Guanos and
Super Phosphates of lime of whatever name, de-
ponds, as is well known, upon the per cent. Of
Ammonia Soluble Phosphate and Bone Phosphats
of Lime they contain. This Guano differs from
the Peruvian only in the fact that it contains less
Ammonia, but this difference in Ammonia 10
more than made up by the fact that 1t contains
almost double as much Soluble and Bone Phos-
phate of Lime. This difference makes It q duro-
Die terti izsr, with all the activity Of Peruvian
Guano. Although the price Of this Guano 10
only one-half the price of Peruvian, and is not
higher than the Super Phosphates of Lime, yet /,
contains, as is proven by analysis and inspection,
vastly more of Ammonia, soluble, and Bone Phos.
phate than is found in the best of them. Hence
It's economy and intrinsic value must render is
an object of great interest to farmers generally.
We wish farmers to take especial notice. that
the conditions upon which we have the agency OF
this Guano are that every cargo is regularly in
spccted and analyzed by DR.. Lieby, whose az.
thority in such matters is paramount
This arrangement affords US and consumers Q
protection not had in the purchase of fertilisers
generally. II must also be noticed that the
phosphates of this Guano are not mineral but
earthly Phosphates, which isgreatly to ito advaa-
tage.
The following is summary Of analysis Of lass
Cargo:
Moisture..... per Ct.
Organic Combustible
matter .........."".39.T
Earthy matter. 20
Yielding Ammonia. ..................3 $40 per Ct
Soluble Phosphate of Lime, 1907
Bone Phosphate of Lime. ..24.32
For sale by Dealers throughout the States and
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1896.
The New York Mercury.
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ss@1zaaasa DWELLING
Containing ten rooms and Cellar, a good
Barn, Stahling for Horses and Cows, Wa
gon and Carriage Houses, Corn Cribs,
Hog and Poultry House, Ice and Meat
Houses, &c. There is an unfaiing well
of pure, soft water at the door.
The arabic land, naturally of kind quail
itv, aud well adapted to grain and grass,
has almost all been lined, and two
thirds of it dres> ed with bone, within two
years.
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church
and Methodist Protestant Church, now
building, are within mile, while Black
smith and Wheelwright Shops, Postotfice
and Schools are not much further off.
Mr.. a. Swarts, living on the premises.
will show the same to purchasers, who,
for price, terms, &c., which will be libe-
raj, should apply to the undersigned, one
mile west Of the farm offered.
also offer for sale low, for cash, about
20 barrels
Yellow and White Corn
in the ear, and about II tons of TIMO.
THY HAY.
RAMSAY McHENRY,
Trustee,
Emmorton, Hartford Co., Md.
decl
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#..# ~ =. ...-I -.
II the hrst Piace' sc,sns9 - =. sstsi !.
baye both dem oDs's q e'se .a-' .Is {,
PoF6ons 81 sny ma :, ,,'s ,s,' ~,
are sotnD'e sPa snss .Hyss -. so,i .e,,e !,
soluble are % il:.is , :. herc. AZ
~ their meohan,ssl :. = - II, : : er the
penor qna'i.y q msn. hat -. h
sneu' OF ~ 'ne .s,t.,e to remain
ns open JsIu, .- Ttsr many years
sners AZ ~; ;.I /. MN k;aas Of manure, /
49,, ! "a lead of manure
ana co' 49, k.n, nnder a shed Is
l. n.as ~ - ! 49, 81 The Iaached material
Dsssss = IN tbe men Ward expos ed
= -s;ss ard ann FIR eiclit or pine
10Th - nj ~ II .hs vssr. Soma to whom l
bs.1' .bok en- With regard. 10 this matter
nav. nsxs .possr stav % throw tbe manure from
,ss;r horse stables u,nd der shelter. bu., end
4 'so ssf;re faueed,' by fall as to have lost
.,,o-.-th.n.h aif its .vslue. and that does
no, nov have a shedpover tbs barn
varj one hundred feet long and Fhirty-
10 v;de bnt have vet to see ths first
lc.5 .sro;leda. bo heating or .sGro fang
~ ,ssrs' Il ~ 5sHsa
7Horsa M sntre bv7 itseifis very liabse.
to in;nrv from Ibis caase--iu fact, it is
varv seldom that we can pfe7ent it--bnt
he he -t,s,fvs To- urevenr isiisstoi mixe.thc
hnrss .,.,,,rs with that in, the open.
shsd This can best be done by Wheel
s,sbs na1,,re from the horse stables.
- issl M a. h = formed. aud putting It qout
IN The he'd when i, will at once be lroe-
dea dawn bv the cattle aad ali fsrmdnri-
,foo 'sfonned or Al least not allowed TO
proceed so.far ass9to result in injury.
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REpAIRlNG.

Every good farmer will as early in the
spring as the ground and weather will
admit Of It, 60 round and inspect all his
fences and hayethem putin good condi-
ton for the season While the ground
Is yielding the work can be done with
halfthe labor he gates, doors, weash-
er rboafdlhg, gardtn fqrces, &c., should
meet with orr atteBsion and be made
whole. New posts, rails, hinges, &c, 80.
viii be needed, and It is better to put
everything in compiete order. IN Look
ing round many things will be fond out
ofplace. Jack frost isa powerful agent
and displaees everything at which be
can get q fair grip. and hedid immense
mischief during che late reign. There
is nothing like to see more in early
April ID an the repairing ofthe house
yard and garden fences, gates. trelises
and fixing up the beds and paths, and
having insthe early crops.a.7 It always
impresses me with the idea thai there is
lidiness and good taste in the family,
traits that commend themselves to every
one who knows how 10 appreciate them
= Gevnsnnt01ea 7slsgroph. s''s 'sses, =. -
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WASH FOR BUILDING,

ff 4 L
If properly applied, whitewash is one
Of the most useful articles in the world
asitnot only prevents the decay ofwood
but promotes the heaItIIfuIness of all
buildings. Fences and out-bulldings, If
not painted should be supplied as often
assoBce or twice year with good coat
of whi-cwash. We find in the I hen5caI
Gazette. the following receipt for good
whiiewash Of different colors.
"Take clean, water-t tight barrel, or
other suitable eask and put into it half
a bushel,. OF lime. Slack it. by pouring
water over il, boiling hot, and in sufi-
cient quaDtity to cover it Eve inches
deep, and stir it briskIy till thoroughly
Stacked. When the slackiog has been
effected, dissolve in water and add two
pounds Of suIphate Of zine, and one of
commo salt. These willcause the wash
to harden and prevent its cracking,
which gives an unseemiy appearance 10
the work. A desirable, ard beautiful
cream color raay be Communicated TO the
above wash, by adding three pounds Of
yellow ochre, or good pearl or lead
color by the addition of lamp, vine or
ivory black For fawp color, kdd four
poHnds of umber-Turkish or American
theslatef IS the cheaper-one pouUd In
dian red, and one pound common lamp
black For common stone color. add
four pounds Of oam umber, and two
pounds lamp black. This wash may be
applied ivithra common. Fhitewash, brush
and will be found much superior both in
appearance and durability, to common
whiteHash.. -, -
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My Extract sarsaparla IS Blood Purifier ny Extrac.
buchu Is DiUretic and viii es such in all cases
10th are prepared on purely scientific p7inclples-ts
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can be made ready and conclusive test VIII be con-
paison OF their properties with those forth in Tie FOL
lowing works:
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sec remarks made by the celebrated Dr. PHYsIc. Pha.
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brated FhyEicSn and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons ireland, published 81 the Transactions of
the Ling and Quecn's Journal.
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TRAvEEs, Fellow Of The Royal College of Surgeons.
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