The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1875-03-16
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t7!g peath."fi5 eosI aq3KsI OF
's1ae earliest. Eaiciest souatlest and mast Tro-s
tific oariey ef Corn eoer Srotoa in Americap l;g
This is the testimony of THIRrERs papers,
published In different States, to whom ws sent
small packages last year to test it, lats ''ii' o.
The Times, of Huntsville, Texas, ssys;:I
"We.havef seen q speoitneu stalk Of this
Corn which had twenty six LARo gears fully /;
matured on itn' esETalt surpsssss all an
ticipations, and is Just the article needed In
this coqntry."-T Times, Natchttochss. Miss -
ait is superior to any other variety. ."LJonrg
nal, Corning, N, Y. ''It will be d ivs4usblsa
acquisition in the agricultural products of q
the country. ."-Gazstts'9 Sulphur Springs,i4
Texas. ,tFhis Corn be sown thso latter
part of July, and riTen before frost.n-rIndex,
Warsaw, Mo. at is highly recommended by
those who have tried it.n'-Ohio Repository.
"We have noticed this Corn highly SPOKEN 81 3
by the press" ."AAdveftiser Mo1lton, Ala, ,1g9
1T will yield insOurchhats twocreps a year: :
Advertiser, bBastrop. Texas. ,gslte te can bs a
successfully grown Siu Canada ontrsal
World 1T Is peculiarly adapted toths short, !,
seasonstof the North '--,Rsy. ]. Long ,Esokuki
Iowa. 1T is just the, thing for aut swamp
land" ".-Dr Johnson, 0cala, Fla y 3}iita ~
eFWe have the above testimony o1s ffe iao
our offeel and could psodncs many itmors sify
space would permitaJ at will produce so tbs
zoo bushels Of sHELLsDs.corn to the acre on
any soil, from Florida to Oregon, We possess
sworn statements OF these facts
The important points ofsupsriority claim.
NV oth Ar
which are fully sustained by the voiun,sry
statements oflfarmsrs who raised from ssed !,
got Of Us last year. are these: i@'1
lst.i Thistcorn will yield from twics ID thteS
times as many bushels to. the acre on thy~
same soh ana VII, h tie same caltarsol sid 30
III. Tie Cora 10 heavier in weight has q
larger, longersear. mud thinner lmsk, Anda
makes corn meal for family fuse ,swsstarrlaud,, /,
more nutritious and valuable for 9fesainss
stock. .' D's,'s"
81. The stalks grow more vigorous and
healthy, and sufficiently strong to, produ6ss )
from to 80 we'll developed ears.oy tsT aool
9Th. The stalks bear mole foliage ana isi
better for feeding, 81 lN il .aYIiil 10 eEs7
ssthaThat it will grow and produce prpdt.a
able crop on ground lwhsrs other corn viii,
not grow to maturity.
be caught by irost
7th. TO he cut gresn aud ussd for fssdi1es
il is fifty per cent better than any Other Va
riety of corn. n.ilt1 fsG Us 9gfsg 9falaH -
our Corn has all beeu' s.,ac,sd : .n.lth.e
greatest care, the small end of everytsar {,
broken of, the balance shelled by hand. i.,e,,5.
41yarrant Eyerv t.-a;,, oe ~ -
80 b!paW FI.a Gf6W.a s'T-,- ~ - a-ei
The, increase yield per acre over the old
varieties will pay for ths seed 90 times over:
besides. every. farmer that plants shis vsar
will have large demand for, seed Vi sood
prices. siitC - 3f7lsa 9 nHa e'oSiSis 81