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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

Monroe County receives from the
State over $3.50 more for School Funds
than the whole amount Of taxes paid
fbyiher to the State Alfew more DEM
ocratic Counties of this kinsl would
give our Democratic friends some reas-
on to howl about the heavy taxation Of
Republican State Administration.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14
SWEET CHESTNUT. &C.

The most valuable fim Der and Nut Producfng
Tree onshhe continent 300.0 yet unsold.
A l6- page circular free send for one. Chest
nut seed preserved for planting, per pound 50
elS-sby mail postpaid. A 45-page Catalogue Of
Beautiful r overs and rare Plants free. Plants
sent safely by maif any distance. Try Ii. Nur-
series established Is years 30 acres; green
houses. Address Sf0RRS HARRISON 4 CO.
Pains vile. l. Ike County, Ohio
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

ii Secretary Belkpap testified upon the
question of the sale ofiarms to France,
thata soon as it came to his knowledge
that Remington was the authorized
agent of the French Government, he
refused to make any further sales to
him.@iIFyT .s5naes is;sgnsn is~ fisbih
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

Charlotte oushman read at the Opera
House in Columbus on Tuesday night
last.h hoIa style and force or delivery,
tiexibiifty of voice aud power ofexpres-
sion, she exceeds any reader or speaker
we hs9esyer heard, unless it be James
Murdpels4n Miss Cushman is 57years
old and quite gray. .sVais aWo
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Profitable EmDIOTnGlt.

We desire 10 engage few more Agents TO sell
World Renowned IMPROVED BUCRkH z SEW
Full Particulars furnished on application. Ad-
dress-sW. A. HENDERSON & Co.. General
Agents, CLEVELAND, OHIO, & 81. LOUIS. Mo-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

1t is rumored that Prince Frederick
Charles of Germany will be our next
tofal HlSltur; 49, a r.,fs -, ..ttt.f
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William McG Garrahan has commenced
a new suit in the Third District Court
of California against the New, Idria
Quicksilver and Mining Company,
claiming the Panoche land grant, the
mine, and five million dollars damages,
Mrs. iSolon Robinson, wife of thefor-
mer agricultural editor of the New Y orl
Tribune, died at Crown Point, Ind, last
week, after a long and painful Illness,
aged " years. q i.i ~ 'i 2rgaa
When General Grant became Presi-
dent, United States bond was. worth
$82, ,72 in gold; it is now worth SOL in
gold.-Neto YoTs Times. ~
! II. G. gets fifteen thousand dollars a
years for his services on the, Tribune,
besides his share in the dividends. 81
aThe Louisville Daigy Ledger has lust
given up the ghost; after sinking from
$50, 900 to 100000 in one year. ii3 q n
The most Important act of. Congress
during the week past Is the defeat OF
another land grant scheme. The. blu
was introduced by Lowe of Kansas in
the interests ofan Atchinson and Santa
Fe Railroad company but was prompt
ly voted down.. Gen. Longstreet has
resigned the Collectorship at the port
OF. New Orleans. The administration
of Secretary Robson of the navy de-
|partment is to be investigated. { p
Grand Duke Alexis is still at Havana.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

The importance of thorough local orr
ganization can not be too strongly urg-
ed; nor can this great auxiliary to final
success be too early attended to. In
this connection, the Committee would
earnestly recommend, that where coun-
Ity committees have not, already been
selected, that in. the call; for County
Conventions, ionltha 46tb day of March,
notice be givea that the County Central
Committees, for the, coming campaign,
viii be selected at that time.
1t is important that each delegation
to. the, State Convention bring With.
them a correct list of the officers and
members, with post Office address, of the
committees of their county, and deliver
the same TO this committee. .s 81. - ..--l =. p
Very respectfully, 1s
Aa- r.. d. Harrison, su
Chairman State Ex. Com.
RODFNY Foos, Secretary.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

Judge Davis the Labor Reform can
didate for the Presidency is worth two
millions Of dollars. r''ii'' ;lef1ed 9ni- 9ll
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

The New York san nominates Trum-
bull for the Presidency and Greeley for
the second place on the ticket.
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END OF THE TIcHBoRNE SUIT.-At
length the long-drawn out Tichborne
suit in England is ended, and the re-
mark attributed to the Judge in the
case, months ago, that it would proba-
bly, end with the claimant in the fell
.on's cell as perjuyer, has been justia
fled. The Jury heard but part of the
evidence against the claimant when
they expressed their desire to hear no
more, as they were satisfied as TO the
verdict that should to be rendered.
Next day the claimant withdrew his
case from the court, and fed. Before
night he was arrested for perjury and
lodge in prison. Thus ends one of the
most remarkable law suits on record.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

DIR. Huston has appeared before his
conference to answer the charge of Sc
duction made against him by a young
lady in Baltimsre- He confesses him-
self willing to stand trial and there
seems to be general sentiment in his
favor AIMING his fellow ministers. :. 4,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

DSYChOLoGIC Fascination or Soul Charm
ing, 400 pages by Herbert Hamilton, b. A.
HON ts1USe this power (which all poSSeSs) at
Will. Divination, Spiritnal'sn, SOrcerIes, De
and thousand other wonderS.-l
Price by mail 81 >. cloth; paper covers ST 60
Copy free 10 agents only. 81 90 monthly easily
made, Address W EVANS, Pub, Il ) Sth st,
Pa
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PUBLIC SALE.-

+ WILL offer at Public Sale at my residence
i in smith Township. I mile Southeast Of
WaTnock,S Station. on
- WRDNES DAY. iARCH 20. lS72. a
The following personal property. Wis Seven
Head of Horses, iO0nhead of Sheep. 5 hilchs
Cows. s head of Young Cattle, head of Hogs,
Ttwo-hOrse farm Wagon, ! Spring Wagon, 1.
Reaper and Mower; q general variety OF Farm
Implements, Harness, &C. sc. Corn In the
Crib, Wheat in the ground, Household a14s
Kitchen Furniture, and numerous other artf-
cles too tedious TO mention. Sale to commences
at S O'Clock A. N. Terms.--Aa credit viii be-
given of Z months on all sums over S. Nitns
Note and approved security; all sums under So
cash. (ma72w) ID. BIGGERS
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GREAT SAYING TO CONSUMERS,

And good busIn ess for one or two psseas OF
either sex in ST. CLAIRsvILLE aud a65oining
towns, by which youpcan make from 500 70 $40
permonth, with but little interfsBence with
ordinary business. Articles as staple as Jlcatr
or cotton cloth A good business for agents sure.
II your whole time is given, q mach larger sum
can be made. Club Circulars free, giving COM
plete list of articlss and COMMISSIONS allowed.
Louis, Mo. F.-e $3.50 ..t--.-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

a panic broke out in coianbus
the latter part of last week, upon the
LIQUOR damage subject. Props.sty hold.
ers are to be held resp ,nsiile FIR the
damages claimed fronI tenants. Il TIles Fe-
suit was that such dealers who could
not give bond for d heavy sum, sufi-
cieDtto cover all probable damages,
closed up their shops. ''','..f -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

Minnie, little three-year-old in this
city, recently took it into her head that
ssGod likes new prayers So,after re.
peating Now / lay me-" and "Jesus,
like shepherd, ~ the other night, she
told her mother she would like to make
a ''new prayer.n Her mother nod,ied
assent, .whereupon Minnie gravely pro-
ceeded: 20 Lord, bless all the Minnies,
and all the papas, and all the mammas;'
and all the Uncle Arthurs. Jesus, I've
been vaecinated, ana I guess IFS going
to work! k!''-Sorinafetd Rep. i7i'ss
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HtIn, DoIefluNnIHs EITA
ToSEPH MARTIN, ,Catharlne Horn and Jacob
j hone, her husband, Adaline 'brlggs and
Jacob Briggs. her husband, Edward Martha
and elizabeth Martin. till take notice that q
petition was filed aeallis1 1I<n on The = day
of January. a. D.. l67 3 IN tAe CqQrt az Cona-
mont and state OF ohios " 1thfihar j. Potts.
and Is nov pending. wherein sald< lthi mar j.
Potts defnands partition Of the following real
estate to-wit: situated in Belmont County, O.,
and being the East half of the Southeast quar-
ter of Section No. 9, Township MOI, a q Range
No. g. containing 20 acres IN the District OF
lands subee to 50 lie at Marietta, Ohio, and that
e the next term OF said Court, the said lthiInaf
j. Pottn will apply for an order that said Par
tition be male OF said premises. p i
VIZ II. TALLMAN, Atty for psrtitioners.
janlS-6w
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.safH %. a. n u
Well, here is one of the most extraor-
dinary swindles Gf we may call it SOY
which in these days of dodges have
been brought to light. A man in Nal
den, Massachusetts,, sent great numbers
of circulars TO various people through
out the country, offering to forward to
them by mail .sai handsomely bound
book witha rich and peculiarly Binter-
esting picture for frentispiece executed
in the highest style of French art, i'm
several eolors.', "Every batchelor, -
the circular said, ''should read it-every
married couple, and unmarried ladies,
if they like. Every one should keep it
in the trunk or the pocket. Sent by
mail, on the receipt of eighty cents
The bait took; great many people
sent the money; and iCwhat does the
reader suppose they received in return?
The New Testament, with a chrome
lithograph Of the. Virgin and Child
The State constable who went to Nal.
den TO seize the obnoxious, literature
was bothered, and very naturally. -.
In the Ohio Senate, on Saturday af
ternoon. Senate bills were passed tC
allow clerks and judges of elections two
dollars per day each; fixing the stand
ard Of weight Of q, bushel.o of corn in the
ear at seventy pounds until January Isl
next after this growth, and after ,thai
time at sixty-eightI pounds; of clover
seed at sixty pounds, and ofoats at thir;
ty-two pounds, providing for publica
ton of lists of delinquent lands in Ger
man newspapers.
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= y %
Another disgEaceful scene occurred in
the SenaGeoiF Friday in which Patrick
of ,rdscarawas Showed the largest ears
Keyhole Jenner had arisen to a ques-
tioH of privilege and was attempting to
Justify his keyhole conduct at the Neil
House when he was interrupted by the
President If the Senate for introducing
irreleznt matter into his remarks;
whefedpon Patrick jumped to his feet
and said: "sY ou, sir, addressing the
clafpan, sipterfered and / protest
against your conduct as unparliament-
AIRY. unfair, qngenerous, ungentleman-
lysna disgraceful to. the position you
oocupy.shizh III ~ as9
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IFre<u r9aoly g. Dauchy Advertising
p -Agents Of New York.
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09r7S A MONTH 10 sell our Universal Ce-
pa OttJment. combination Tunnel, Button
Hole Outer, and other articles. SACo NOVELTY
Co, SacassAle.
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CLEVELAND & SgGt .StOFR.

b. H, STAIR q co, again offer 70 their OEd
friends and the pablo a fdlI assortment OF
they confidently rec0mmend to all In want Of
Send for Price List, which will be sent free
OF charge.s zniiir III STAIR 6 CO.. ?
80 sEsLsTf f4aars Cleveland, Ohio.
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abroad.
The Methodists of this city have de-
vised somewhat novel arrangement
for letting the seats and raising the rev.
enues of their new church. In the first
place everybody is invited to visit the
church and select such seats asthey pre-
fer, regardless Of ,ohat they can pay.
Then the proper committee will wait
upon each pew holder to see what they
can pay in weekly installments,
regardless ofaohat seat they haze, This
seems to be about thefnest plan for pew
letting that we remember to have seen,
and we shall watch for its results with
curiosity, although with little doubt Of
its success. The plan Of paying church
dues by weekly installments is growing
| in favor, by the way all the churches
that try it retain it, and still others are
thus encoufaged to adopt it.-AkroJl
Beacon. -
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HP1ifNHIs 1sNoHUMsUGI oS.s..--.... Z. E. .
L -. 81. BY sending O.j CENTS with
age, height. color OF eyes and hair. 5ou viii re-
future hus band or wife. with name and dare OF
marriage. Address W. COX, p. O.sDra~er. No.
a FultonviIle, N. Y. ..t
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,six Roafs Burned.


OpWednesdayinigh of last week,
six steanboats lying at the Cincinnati
whaFf were burned, among which
were the Major Anderson, Argosy and
Kate Robinson. The fire broke out in
the st. Charles but how is not, known.
No HlyeS lls ST. go. fs.lgs l-sea sts,l .
PatitionssffDIna and against the new
whisky lbiaare coming in large NUM-
bers from all parts of the State. We
notice hati belmont County has for
warded 50 two; one from Robert
Claudy and GAL others, one from c. 81.
Copeand others, both against the mod
ification Of the present law, RECURRING
that warning shall be given in writing
to liquor. dealers before suit can be
brought sgaiinst them for a violation q
the statute. :
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WhItney'sNeats Foot HarnessSoap
STE AM 4REFTNnD, :.

! STE a NJ RE FL EDs = isrst
Oils, Blacks. Polishes and Soaps at the same
time. Phi up In large and small sizs boxes,
also in n. bars. Has been in use tor years and
gives perfs5t atisfaetion. Send stamp for our
WAVERLY. Address G. +. WHITNEY & CO.
50 Milk ST. Boston, Mass. 49, - az, no9dm
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RoDFNY Foos, Secretary.

The congregation of Henry Ward
Beecher's Church during the past year
contributed more than two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars for charitable
and religious purposes at home and
abroad.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

The wheeling L,teliiesncer of the 9TH
inst. at the close of somewhat lengthy
editorial direcsedat our sensrks ssias
iitivq TO the animas Of It's hdsllitg I'd
Gen Grant made use a. the foIIossins
let us say nov, ozce for an that
no person in any way connected with
the Latett5ge'1cer ever asked President
Grant or any of bis subordinates for
Post Office, or any other Office or for
tany patronage whatever; and that the
opinions of the Latcligescer concerning
President Grant oS his Administration
fare nOt'and have not been influenced
by any consideration of that charac-
\ ter. ',z
Will the editor OF the HstsRigencer go
one step farther andl answer US this
question: 81 aie1 ,24i9 sfli sHlft 99n
Did any one connected with the L In :
testige1acey ever ask any member, Or
members of Congress to nse his or their
influence OBSCURE the removal of the
present Postmaster at Wheeling, and
procure the appointment Of one OF the
preprietors of the I,steILiqencer to the
place? =, - s.s...,,,e a.,t =
Letthe editor rise and explain. 81 Its
not the custom to go directly to the
1 President 'or any Of his subordihates''
for an Office when there is q member
IofC Congress in the way. 1.-THE editor
answers our question: in the negative
we will have something further to say
ION the subject -. a. 80 ,.i - o,.,i 80 -, =,
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To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS OF ONO

You Annual State Convention will be
heldat Columbus, on Wednesday, the
9th Day Of March, 1872, for the nomina-
ton of candidates for the followin g Of
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Notice.

Report of tho First National Bank Of
st Clalrsville,
At ST Clairsv1ite in theState OF Ohio at theclose
of business on the 9Th day of Feb. lS72.
REsOrncES
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OOIS5fVSs's N11l7sJ--- 10 1900 y - =
The Committee respectfully suggests
the importance of full delegation from
each county i'm the Convention. The
issues to be decided in the present cam
paign are of vital interest to the coun-
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1872-03-14

A GENTS wANTED-Agents make more
a money at work for Us than at anything else=
Business light ami permanent Particulars
free. g. STINSoN & Co., Fine Art P1SbhAte-z.
Portland. Maine. .lI.I---.- ..---a.-.-l -
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CELTIC WEEKLY.

Fruit, TREEG Garden, PLiklN Flower, S2EDS
shade, . Hedge, --1. Garden.
Appte ard Crab ROotgvqEs best sorts. 1000 5000
Std Extra Tyr Bartlett &c.3 to An ,doz 25o
Seeds, Peach, bu. 81 Apple Usage, new, b., 1200
Potatoes, White Peac b. kioW, Early kose, bu. 400
seedlings. soft Aapfe.l aoO 81; Ash. So; Elm 200
l60pA ge ge4NewPrieeListI0c
+. K. PHOENIX. Bloomington, III.
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GsfvskSfhg Plastesef on the: New
yorkl Court House has turned States
evidence muehsto the CONSERVATION of
HaIf%holis h6@.oni trial. 1t IS thought
that,Iweed md the balance offhe Ring
will leave the city for good. s'.'a' ''a''s =
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~ & 81
Persons in nWsshington yhOiare inti-
mateswlth Judge Davis assert that he
looks hsthe Labor Reform nomination
rendered him as Of little importance.
He is Conservative Republican, and
sympathizes with ne the e.a fight made
against Grant, He9would be willing
to be elected President by any party,
but he does not regard the chances Of it
as at all promising at present. He has
recently expressed the opinion that the
only way to defeat Gen. Grant is by a
combinatiion Of disafected Republicans
andthesD Democratic party, but he is not
at an sanguine that such a combination
is possible.
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held-at Columbus, on Wednesday, the
27th Day of March, 1872, for the nomina-
ton of candidates for the followin g Of
fees, viz: ssssA1sszZsssziFszafs
Secretary Of StGteIOJ oAILaosIn
Judge of the Supreme Court,
Member Of Board Of Public Works,
The Convention viii also make choice
of -Four Delegates at Large to the Ma
tional Republican Convention, to as
semble at Philadelphia, on the 9TH day
OF Jane, A. ID. 1872, to nominate the
candidates for President and Vice Pres
ident of the United States, at the en-
sueing Presidential election. The con-
Yention will also nominate two Electors
at Large, for President and Vice Presi-
dent. --.bsrg ,1s..-.,sf ... t;.s. .
The undersigned committee recon-
mend that the meetings in the several
counties for the election of Delegates,
be held on Saturday, March 10th, 1872,
and that if the several county meetings
SO desire they select their delegates with
q yiewito the appointment of District
delegates to the National Convention
from their several districts, when they
shall meet at the State Convention at
The basis of representation in the
Convention will be one Delegate for
every i've hundred votes cast for Gen.
e. F. Noyes, for Governor, in 1871, and
one additional delegate for any fraction
of two hundred and fifty votes and up
ward in each county. ~ .si,s :
Belmont County is entitled to eight
Delegates (ED.) 90 10 ..5,. n =. .'.. . q, y "
The Committee respectfully suggests
the importance of ia full delegation from
each county i'm the Convention. The
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State OF Ohio Belmont County, SIS /,
Court of Common Pleas
Gfthimar ]. Potts, Petiuoner9

Joseph Martin, Catharine HON anu Jacob
Horn her husband. Alkaline Br rlsgsard
jacob Briggs her husband, aIdhd
~ ward Martin and ~ izaosth Mar
tin, Defendants. RttM
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Lola Mayo, vieeroy of India was as
sassiaatte saiasa q few days age at Calcutta. 8
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The Arms Scandal investigation win
notnmgsts probably result in proving
not athat Arms Id $ were Sold, the ordi-
nance RqEeau TO Franee, or her recog-
nized agents but that they were dis
posed ef To- Remington & Sons, who
were then reported .as being in theiin-
terests' ofthe French Government. The
apparent discrepancy in the amount re-
ceiyed for saidtarms and tie amount
paid11in Is Accounted. for BY Secretary
Boutwell, tt was paid in two INSTALL
ments and not placed in theIreport OF
the. same eauarter. 80, b.
The Hickman courier., 1872-11-09
Pastures and Meadows.

Nos is the time to prepare for
these. Most farmers are deficient
in them. Farmers have not proper
" appreciated them. They have de-
pended on the range for pasture,
and on corn fodder for hay. Their
stock may have got through the
summer without suffering, but not
so with the winter. The poor ami
mails have lost, by starvation in vim
ter, all the fat and flesh they gained
in summer, and if they can save life
enough in their skeleton forms In
spring, to wait for the green herbage
to spring uE, they are fortunate.
Such a system of feeding aud farm
ing viii pay no person. We are
glad to know that it is giving place
to better system fine pastures
and good meadows are becoming in
dispensable attributes to every farm.
This is the season of the year to
prepare the ground and SOW the seed
for grass lands. Put the plows and
harrows at work at once. Get the
soil in fine order, thoroughly pulver-
lzed, for the fine seed and delicate
plants. Sow as early as possible, so
that the plants may get established
before winter sets IN. Bluegrass
makes an excellent winter pasture,
but a poor summer pasture. Its
roots do not penetrate deeply into
the soil, consequently it does not re-
sist we'll the droughts of September
and August. Orchard grass not only
makes a good winter pasturage, but
good summer pasturage. 1t roots
much more deeply than bluegrass
and keeps green in the severest
6roughts Clover seed should also
be sown for summer pasturage, as il
roo's deeply and is but little affect
ed by drought. Orchard grass seed
and clover seed may be sown to-
gether, aad as they ripen together,
may be cut at the same time for hay,
and if properly cured make good
hay. Timothy ripens too late to be
cut proftably with clover, as the
/ timothy will be too green or the
clover too ripe at time of cutting
Redtop on rather moist lands also
makes a good grass for pasturage
/ Variety Of grasses is what is wanted
for pastures, and it is only by SOW
ing a variety Of grass seeds that the
largest yield of grass is obtained
We are simply calling attention tt
this matter at this time. We wan
/ to see more land soTn to grass, anC
hope every farmer will make it /
point to SOW additional land to grass
1 seed this tall.-RurdL World.