The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-09

"Couqnering poverty, blessing the earth.
And bidding d"fapce to gaunt Famine aad
Death"
Tee eaTh'St heaDiest, sou,deat and mast y,ro-
liso r1rte4of Cora nrGr Sfo'ea in daeric,tn
This is ihA testimony OF rHlRrgRS papers,
published in differ nj States.to whom sent
small packages last yea,to test it,
The Times. of nuutsvils, Texas, says;
We have seen specimen stalk of this
Com which had twenty SIX LARGE ears, fully
matured on it +" = alt surpass.s all an.
ticipations and is Just the aI.iee needed In
this countrF."-Times, Natchitoches Miss. ..
ut Is superior to any other variety Jour
nal, Corning, N, Y. ali will be valuable
acquisition Ill the agricultural products of
th+ country. -Gazstte, Sulphur Springs,
Texa'. "This Corn can be lsowu the latter
part OF July, and IiIen before ,frost.r--Inaex,
Warsaw. Mo. ait is highly recommended by
those who have tried i,."-Oaio Repository,
'Wel have noticel this c6rnslfsaly spoken Of
by the press "-AdvertiserS moulton, Ala
At will } >ied in our cima,s two crops year.
i'-Adgertiser, Bastrop. Texas. al, can be
successfully grown in Canada Montreal
World. :tt il peculiarly adapted to ths short
seasons of the North Rev. ]. Long Ksoknk,
/ Iowa. Ill is Just the thing for( oar swamp
lapd"A-Dr.l Johnson, Oca!a, Fh.f
&9S We have the above testimony on ale In
our Office, and could proiuce many more if
4 space wood permit. itTwill produce s(, to
200 bushels of sHsLLFp corn to the acre on
any soil from Florida to Oregon. We possess
! sworn statements of these facts.
r The important points Of superiority claim
I ed for this Corn over other varieties, and
which are fully sustained by thu voluntary
statements Of farmers who raised from seed
1 gOt Of us last year, aes these.
! lst. This com viii yield from twice 20 three
times as many bushels to the acre on the
! same soil and with the same culture.
2i., TIE Cora is heavier in weight, has
! larger, longer ear. aud thinner husk, and
makes corn meal for family use swseter aud
more nutritious and valuable for feeding
stock. = AsA %hfEF4e
81. TIE stalks grow more vigorous and
healthy, and sufficiently strong to produces
| from to 80 we'll developed ears.
/ 4th. .Theistalks bear Ino,e foliaysi and is
better for feediag.y ssls orfsE;i.,-la a4.;3ad
sth. That 1t will grow and produce profit,
able crop on ground whers other corn will
not grow to maturity. T
! 9th. It ripens earlier and Ii not liable to
tbe caught By frost. ay,
! 9TH. TO be out green and used for fesiibg
ii is fifty per cent better than any other va
riety of corn
I Our Corn has all been seleoted with the
greatest care, the small end Of ssssy ear
broken of, the balance shelled by hand,
We Warrant Eycry Grain Of it to
T Grow.
The increase yield per acre over the old
varieties viii pay for the seed 30 times over
besides, every farmer that plants this year
will hsvea large demand for seed at good
prices.
This Corn wasptoduced by some procured
by our Consula Agsnt, AMI said to have ia
origin in Jaran.
/ By mail. post paid, 81 par pound. put up In
neat packages; l l5apaekagss for SlO; 5G pack
ages for $40; 100 packages for $50. Ei-gamt
Chromos. 10 by "a inehss, together with a
stalk OF JAPANESE Corn. having no less IL an
Twenty Fn,i-GrOvvn Ears Of Corn
ION IT, some OF them measuring tn and tw slve
inches in length, will he ssnt free Of charge
when Is or more packages OF corn a,e ordered
at one time. =
Seine of our agents to whom We hays sent
sample stake, are today making ovar RlRrY
DOLLARS A DAY. showing the Stalks and
taking orders for the corn.
H. 5000 !Agen,s Wan.ed! No. seed sent
4 out C.0. u. TsRMs CASH. ' tltttfft
Registered letters are at our risk. Our
terms are all tue same to Cirangsrs, Odd Eel.
i lows and common folks. Address cash or.
tders to igsa Il GUSFArU6;a l. Go ,soasal
lf'i5e Publishers of "Travels in Japan.niss
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