The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-07-09
NIMAMMOTF JAPANESE
A4S4 SEED CORN.
"ConquerinE poverty. blessing the earth.

| 'CoRquerinE poverty. blessing the earth
And bidding defiance to gauat Famine and Death
| TIE EARLIEST. HEAVIEsT, soUSpEsr Ayp rosr
| PRoLIEIc VARIETY OF CORN EvER GROWN IN AaER-
| in different States to whom sent rmali sample
| passages last year 60 test t.
seen specimen stalk Of this Csrz which lad twenty
antieibstions and is inst The s+ci S5P ,S Al
country TINES, NatehitOches Miss 1T Is sup prior
70 sny other varietY"-JOURNAL, Corning. y. Z, 1T
viii be valuable acquisition in ths agriculture Rr
due Of the country, -GAzCTTs sulphur Spring Tex
as rms Corn eau Be sgUH the latter part Of uIy.
and Tipen before ost-INDEK. Warsaw. SO. Il: l.
! ONO REPesITRY 'VT = have notics3 49, q - =;
| y spoken Of BY the Press.-ADyERFsER moult5n
| ADVERTISER Bastrop Texas. at can be Su.eesf1ji,
| grown IN CalsSfa MONTREAL WORLD. at Is Pso1--
REV. J. Los c. Beokuk. Iowa y. is isst s4s IEiaE
for our swamp land-"-DR- JOHNSTON. Ocala. Fla.
| GS-We have the above testimony file in our
permit II viii pFSiacs from SO 70 9,g bashsI' ~
shelled Corn to the acre on any sOa from FLORIDA -
Oregon We possess stAteui Of these
Corn other varieties and which are fully staia
ed BY the voluntary sta emens Of farmers VINO raised
from seed got Of US last lear, are these;
lst This Corn will yield from twice three tinss
as many bushels to che acre the SOIL and
2ud. The Corn is heavier in weight. has larger.
longer ear and thinner hssE, aud makes meal
family use swseter and more Nutritious and valuable
srd The stalks grow more vigorous and healthy ana
strong to Produce from 30 well developed
4:h The stalk bears foliage sad is better for
feeding.
9Th That it will grow and produce a profitable ersu
on ground where other corn viii not grow u mysu-
rity,
9th. It rpens earlier and liable to DO caught
BY frost
7th To be cut green and used for feodiag it Is CIV
per better than any other variety Of c1Tn.
Our Corn has all been selected with greatest
care, the small end Of every broken OF tne bal
shclied by hand
NE WARRANT EVERY GRAIN OFT TOGRON
The increased yield per sors over the old varieties
will pay 70 see 20 times over; besides eyeIy
farmer that Pants hi ysar will have q large demand
for seed at OF Trics
This Corn was p ..duced by some procured By our
Consular Agent, sal have its origin ia japan
TERMS.
BY mall postpaid, 81 o. per pound put W il neat
PaeAages- II packages for SO 50 packages for 81;
"o packages Toy so Elegant Ghr3Iaos 10 BY 2Iuchss
I-get4er with stalk Of JAPANESE CORN" having
TWENTY FULL-GROWN EARS OF CDINON II.
some Of them measuring ten ana twelve -shss in
engh' VIII be sent free Of charge when Is OF moSs
acksges nf Cornars Orrdsrgi one time.
Some OF our Agents - wkom have sent sam ME
stal Ks are to-day making over FIFTY DOLLARS A
DAY, sh1wlng the stalks aRd baking orders for the
5000 AGENTS WANTED! No Seed sent on,
u y D. TERMS ASH
Registered letters risk. Our terms AZ. all
the same to Changers. odd Fellows and c0sanon
K $ Address cash orders
E. GUSTAVUS & Co.,
PUBLISHERS OF TR ,vELs N JAPAN
HOLSTON.
mar IN. Na'hlngtoE- CCunty, Va