Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-02-23

'.Copqpering poverty. blessing tbs earth.
And bidding defiance to gaunt Famine nc Death. -
TIE earlieSt. heaviest soundest and mos pro.
-. INC variety oiCorn ever grown in America"
This Is the testimony of thirteen papers, pub
lsheJ in different States, to whom We sent small
sample PACKAGE last year TO test it.
The Times. OF Huntsviile, Texas, save: "we
have seen specimen stalk OF this Corn " kich "a
~" all anticipations aud is Just the arti
Gle needed in THE couutry.''- Natchitoches
Journal, Corning. N. Y. at viii be valuable &C.
QUESTION in the agricultural products of the coun-
tIry"-GGsetts, sulphur Spring. Texas. '.This
Corn ca be sOwn the latter part Of JuIy nd ripen
before frost.''-IlGer. Warsaw, Mo SIT IL highly
recommended by those who have tried it, Ohio
spoken OF by the Pre.s.-14dre, tissr M3ultop. Ala
~ will yield in our climate two crops a year,
grown in Canada ''-Nont5eaI Iporid. ".Itis pecu.
liarly ada oted to the short of the North
Eco. Long, Keokuk. Iowa. at is just the thing
for our s~amp land. DR.. Joh,stn,,. Ocala. Fla
n3- We have the above testomony on file in our
office, and could produce many more space would
permit It will produce from so TO 200 bushels Of
sheiIed Corn to the acre any soil. from Florida
to Oregon We possess sworn statements OF these
facts.
The important points of superioritr claimed for
this Corn over other vart trs and Which are fully
srstaiIed by the voluntary etat-ments of farmers
lst This Corn will yield from twice to three
times a. many bushels to the on the same soil
and with the same culture.
end The Corn ia heavier in weight h,. I.rror
longer ear and thinner husk, and ma corn meai
HwecteF nd
valua BILE for feeding stock.
3rd. Tho stalks grow moro vigorous nd healthy
and SufhHieny strong to produce from to 80 we'll
developed
9Th. The stalks bear more foliage and 10 better
for feeding.
9Th That it will grow and produce a profitable
maturity. ~
9Th. Il ripens earlier and is not liable to be
caught by frost.
7th. To be cut green and used for feeding. It 10
fly per cent hett. than any other variety ofcnrn
Our Corn has all heen selected with the greatest
Gaze, tie sInall end Of every ear broken off tho
balance shelIed BY hand.
We War; ant Every Grain OF IL to Grow.
The increase yield the old varieties
will pay for the seed 90 times over; besides every
farmer that plants this will have y large de-
mand for seed at good prices.
I'M; Corn was produced by some procured by our
Japan.
TERMS.-By mail, post paid, s. 90 per pound.
put up In neat PACKAGE, Is packages for $40 so
packages Tor $40: Oopaekages for $50. Elegant
Chromos' 10 by p inchee. together with stalk Of
"JAPANEsE Com" having no lees than
Twenty Full-GroWn Ears OF Corn on IL.
come of them measuriug ten and twelve inches in
length will be sent free of charge when Is or more
Packages OF Corn are ordered u one time
Some OF our Agents {" whom have sent sam.
pie stalks, are to day ma king FIFTY DOL
LARS A DAY, showing the stalks and taking
orders for the Corn.
5000 AG ENTS WANTED No Seed s.nt
out e. 3D. TRIMS C.sH.
Registered letter. are risk. Our terms are
all tho same to Grangers, Odd Fellows and com.
mon folks. Address carh ordersto
GUSTAvUS & CO..
Publishers of s'Traves in Japan, :"
Hnlston. Waship gton County Va
February % 1875 Pm.