Smyrna times., 1874-04-22
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SPRING
Welcome Sweet Spring. with all Thy varsl cham.
WIN al n, irrsl,rr'S ana ny myriad Es"s,,
m. Az 9s{b S2TGE % G%nS' ID o%qnd. -y ron Is. m ve
Kind Nature spreads her mantle over
DSi sh""I r re re-! pIfi fs CiohS at Hp HN%LmrT m
We have a splendid assortment Of Pa,,,,"~L
Clothing for Spring Wear elegant in .tyi,
durable material, and lower in price tbsn,V
to be found elsewhere. Bennett 4 a.!
Tower HALL, SIS Market Street rhsrn,,
between 5th and 9Th sts. Philadelphia.
THE CASE OF DR.. HUsroN. NAV no, /.
generally known that the case of Rev w.
Huston, formerly of Baltimore, convicted NJ
grossly immoral conduct and unanlmon.Iv "
PEELED from the Baltimore CONFERENCE
come up again at ths General Conference J..
Louisville, in May The Baltimore C1n,a,
ence of the NJ. f.. Church South, when ~.
trial came up, assigned Rev. DR.. 5. ) RE-
zelI, now Of Staunton, Va as the coun.aI g..
the accused After the verdict Ro.z.l -,
thinking the evidence justified il, appealed n
case for his client to the highest church ,ri,'
nal-the General Conference, and il will l.,
heeard there at the approaching Session. H,y,
ing taken the case up, DR.. Rosze. will +.
presume, still be the cousel
CHEAP MANURES Farmers freouept,yc,,
plain Of the impoeiIiOno to which thew h,.
sometimes been subjected in the purc6a..ot
fertilizers. Undoubtedly wrongs have bee,
perpetrated in this direction by un>c-uupin,
manufacturers, as well a. bv parties wb
unlntentlOnally, but iEnorantly, prepare cam.
mcrclal nanureS without any cn:Drttlo, r,
what reliable fertilizer should be. Rr t.
manufacturers who have thus injured ,Ls
customers have generally been irrc,p,n,,hI.
parties, with little or 10 capital invested in
their business, and after few year, Of vain
attempts to establish a reputation. fni tl,n.
selves compelled to abandon their eI'err-,,.
and to add to the list Of unsuccessful yen,p,s,
caused by ncaplclty an'l want of kbnwsds.
as to the real character aud scope Of tb4 .
calling.
1t is seldom or never that this rxnerie,..
falls to the lot Of those manufacturers wb,
entertain an Intelligent COMPREHENSION Of N.
nature OF their business, or of the rcSpou,it
ties which they are under to tie public The
preDaratlOG Ot commercial mauures is strrft
a branch Of applied chemistry snl any uar.
ties who 20 iIEo hr hu~urs- without a corr-cs
appreciation Of th> fat hal far better ,,,y
out OF 1t, aud apply their en.rges I, s,us
calling where i.nor ,nce viii not be 50 giArnpv
apparent. We firmly believe that III" fn1r
O. SO many fertilizers ~ this country ami lie
numerous complaints farmegs have made i
them have mainly arisen from ignoianre
the part OF manufacturers, of the e,,ent
characteristics OF reliable MANURE and Vs.
are firmly Of the opinion that intentional eralIs
have, except in few notable instances. h..l
rare In this opinion. We believe We will
lndOrsed by many intelligent iaFners: a hong
there ore >Omc, OF course, who would a.tripr
fraudulent intent to any one whose prOllc.
talcd TO give satisfaction, whether the sea,ID
be pr0pItlOuS or nu1
Within the past few years farmers ha7s
be0n naturally anxious for reduction in he
price OF fertilizers, and IN Compliance wI.h ihs
deslFe numerous lo+V priced mIxturcS nave been
put upon the market. But in view u The
chIrlctrr OF SONG of these compouni, il Is
very Questionable whether true economy vii
be SubServed, or whether the farmer via Rol
his expenses es-ere'l by their w." \ crt z.r
whose price Is brought down simry j., liz
admlxture OF 81. t. f. pee cent si >,nd 4b1
! DIRT, cannot be Suid to be any cheaper a, a r.
ductlon OF SIS PEE tor than the snlpe at So
with the saIsi lett Cnt- And set there ave
! several small factories in this ltnInsu wh,re
fertilizers OF this description are beng nae
and farmers are actually deccvinG them>e yrs
INTO the belief that they are saving money by
paying $50 per ton for sand The loc,tan Of
several OF these factories was chosr brc,uss
OF their contlgulty to sand and gravel ban>,,
and the sand so used constitutes in the pro.
duct, the largest single ingredient tn1&lur
concern about starting in this Sta,e has de-
| llOeFaty proposed TO a railroad GonYaOy to
run switch into a sand benkr SO u TO- more
conveniently bring this adu.terant to their
factory. One of the p0rtieS engaged in TT,
wholesale adulteration, impudeBzy eiains ;h+
credit OF having saved the farmers Of tn
fenlnSula $4,000 in the past three yea'>
| Ii saving at the spiggot and losing at the
bung be true economy-if paving $35 per
ton for sand and clay together wiki the eItrs
freight, hauling and handling OF this rubbish
can be called a saving-then the sooner the
word IS dropped from commcn use, the bett,r
VIII be Tor those who cannot, or will not
comprehend its meaning.
Fortunately, there are some cheap fertilizers
now offered for sale in this and the adjoining
states whose manufacturers guarantee them 10
be wholly free from adulteratiOn These
manufacturers are men Of character. and OF
such pecInlary responsibility that guarantee
coming from them means something, and
hence the farmer is assured that he is no:
buying sand, clay or other rubbish, and that
every package is warranted to come fully up
to the standard as reported in the analysis OF
the State Chemist This subject is one which
should be carefully considered by farmers.
lhelr interests are too great, and their rsputF
tlOn tOr common sense is too well establlShslt
permit them to be dehded into the belief that
| paying $50 per ton for sand is an ar. "
economy i-Breakirdter Li0Lt
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