The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-04-06

"Conquering poverty, blessing the earth,
And bidding defiance to gaunt Famine and
Death"
"1He earliest, heaciest, sour,dest and most pro-
ifc oariety Of Corn eoer groom in America"
This is the testimony Of rHIRfEEE papers,
published in different States,t to whom We sent
small packages last year to test it.
The Times, of Huntsville, Texas, says;
I'VE have seen q specimen stalk Of this
Corn. which had twenty six LARGE ears, fully
matured on it." at surpasses all an
ticipations, and is just the article needed In
this country."-Timss, Natchitoches, Miss. =
at is superior to any other vsriety."-Jour
nal, Corning, N, Y. at will be . valuable
acquisition in the agricultural products of
the countrY."- Gazette, Sulphur Springs,
Texas. "This Corn can be sown the latter
part Of July, and riren before frost" Index,
Warsaw, Mo. ait is highly recommended BY
those who have tried it."-Ohio Repository,
I'VE have noticed this Corn highly spoken Of
by the press. Advertiser Moulton, Ala
1T will yield in our climate two crops year.,
Advertiser, Bastrop. Texas. SIT can be
successfully grown in Canada. Montreal
World. at is peculiarly adapted to the short
seasons Of the North. Rev. J. Long, Ksokuk,
Iowa. cit is just the thing for our swamp
landn-Dr. Johnson, ocala, Fla. e''s'
| EWeha the above testimony on file in
our Office, and could produce many more If
space would permit. It will produce SO. to
200 bushels of SMILED corn to the acre on
any soil, from Florida to Oregon. We possess
| cworn atataments of these facts
The important points of superiority claim
ed for this Corn over other varieties, and
which are fully sustained by the voluntary
statements of farmers who raised from seed
| got of us last year, are these: VI sai 9sFas
Is LIST. This corn will yield from twice to three
times as many bushels to the acre on the
same soil and with the same culture
s. I'd. TIE Corn is heavier In weight, has q
larger, longer ear. and thinner husk, and
max es corn meal for family use sweeter and
more nutritious and valuable for feeding
stock. ut SAB
| Sd. The stalks grow more vigorous and
healthy, and sufficiently strong to produce
from 8 to 80 we'll developed ears.ld & .foGag T
4th. The stalks bear more foliage and Is
better for feeding, s.
5th. That it will grow and produce profit
able crop on ground where other corn win
not grow to maturity. sl.6 ssei $50 cT
9Th. 1t ripens earlier and is not liable to
be caught by frost.
7th. To be cut green and used for feeding
it is fifty per cent better than any other va
riety of corn.
Our Corn has all been selected with, the
greatest care, the small end Of every ear
broken of, the balance shellsd by hand.7
We Warrant Every Grain of it ia
asst as Grow. s eo, 7aB
The increase yield per acre over the old
varieties will pay for the seed 20 times over
besides, every farmer that plants this yea,
will have large demand for seed At good
prices. a-is''izij' %i1stI 'atiS
This Corn was produced by some procured
lby our Consular Agent, and said to have its
origin in Jaran.
/ feH TERMS. t1 ai
By mail. post paid, 81 per pound, put up II
neat packages; Is packages for $40; so pack.
ages for $40; 100 paokages for $50. Rlesan
Chromos, 10 BY "A inches. together With ,
stalk of JAPANESE Com. having no less ttal
Twenty Full.GrOwn Ears Of Corr
on it, some of them measuring ten and twslv,
inches in length, will be- sent free of charg'
when Is or more packages Of corn are orderet
at one time.
Some of our Agents to whom we have sen
sample stalks, are to-day making over FIFTY
DOLLARS A DAY. showing the stalks ant
taking orders for the corn,
5000 Agents Wanted! No seed sen
Q out C. o. D. Terms CASH.
Registered letters are at our risk. 0u
Q terms are all the same to Grangers, Odd Eel
9 lows and common folks. Address cash ol
dsrs to GUSTAvUS L Co.,
J. s Publishers Of "Travels in Japan"
Holsror,
feb23,'7sm2. Washington County. Va.