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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

insignificant, and had ,t
separately it would have
the estimate of 200 lbs. Nor -.s'
average yield per acre i .'a
ment was 1880 lbs.
manuring ! cannot state o.,
my inability to e>timafe =,
bat guano, which had II.
discover In a cave bclona,n.
4. Downer. of Barren com,
place, by the way Che
ment was conducted. From -.
result of the experimea.
the following conclusion,
First That on rel c.a7 .o.
very badly worn, genuine
supcrphosphate OF lime an,r
hill, and thoroughly mi<a
soil, will largely iLcrea>e the
consequently puy a large ,r
| Investment.
Second-That an additions
of ammonia without a corr.
addition Of the mineral con,.
tobacco is not to be recommar5
Third-That the salts If
costliest Of all manurinp ar...
alone, Will increase the vida
the same time will accc',r.
haustion of the soil on accom-.
solvent action upon the miner.
contained therein.
Fourth-That potash apn,;af
clay soils of medium fertlE..
doubtful utility.
\ second crop grown ly me-
on the same farm, but on a,tt.-
it produced 20 bushels of vl..
acre on the previous year. | n..
broadcast with honc-du>r.
kainit, containing about 80 mr.
sulphate of potash, land plaster
bat guano. The season belpo
favorable. the tobacco grew Yer.
and produced on = acres Asia
besides about 900 Ids of trash
was not sold.
Now my advice to those rceaa.
this essay that want it : On rel
and loan soils use 200 lbs. of
bone superphosphate of lime m =.
acre, apply in the bill, and mix
with the soil. On sandy land. b.,
the superphosphate, potash Shout.
used ; the cheapest form III which E.
is to be had is to my know.a
kainit, which however. M
De applied broadcast at the r..
rom 800 to 600 lbs. per acre.
In regard to the use of the >...,
besides that already cou.a
81 in the superphosphate or 10y thea
the reader will again allow a
refer to Liebig LettcrS on Mod
Agr., p. 6S, where he says a: "W..-
he agriculturist loses sight Of tbrca.
litions which determine the dur.
# his large crops, and relics on thee
ect of his labor, and on the applies
ion of Chill saltpetrc, salts OF .a
nonia and common salt, withuu Il.
he same time taking care to rcpa-
he mineral substances removed hy
he is then Specializing Oh
Tealth of his field. OF the extent a
'hich he knows nothing and can
Give no Information from others
lies before hand on the produce
is fields, which in after years, Wo
ndoubtedly have come to him. e.
AS ammonia exists In the atmo>p.e
ld is brought down to the grJua.
Iery shower Of rain that falls, aa.
lrthermOre the farmer has the m-
increasing largely the amour,
nmonia in his soil through clover
w, he had better rely upon '..~
'urces than to purchase tins cI,.
aterial from chemical aboratore,-
Schnei9er tn E,uymerS Ii1mt ,Ja
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

Old lawns will need a top di'
and a sprinkling Of seed III
where the grass is poor. II ma. .
applied, let it be so thorough, m
composed that no weed SEEDS +',3
alive. Ashes, guano, nitrate o. ~
and fine bone are all good manure
lawns, al q bring in no weeds
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24
ANOTHER REMEDY see

ANOTHER REMEDY see I'D '"s
number of the F0rmer that ~. .
wants to know if any one hasa c''-
kidney complaint in hogs. F"'
benefit and that of others, ! "on''
there is no such disease. All h"-7
worms about their kidneys ! "
examined a great many hogs th'' "
broken down behind, and haze D."
riably found the back bone paI'''
jointed at the coupling. II or
has a hog that he thinks has Nt.
worms, let h.m take the trou"le ~
ting it in an easy swing, am
guarantee that it will get we'll
C., IN Indiunu Farmer, Syrar's''
"a.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-04-24

NErRALGIA-NEw REMEDY FOL A
PAINFUL DIsEAsE.-The Paris cores
pendent Of the Boston Courier, refer
ring to his recovery from a dangerous
illness, says: II mention this illness
that | may tell you how easily was
cured. | was bent double. | could
not breathe. My physician ordered
me to take a fiat iron and heat it as
hot as | could bear, put a double fold
of flannel on the painful part, and
move the iron to and fro on the fian.
mel. | was cured by enchantment.
Nv doctor told me that some time
since a professor in one of Il colleges,
after suffering some days with neural
ola in the head, which he himself had
tried to cure, sent for the former, who
prescribed a hot hat-iron. The next
time the doctor saw the professor the
latter exclaimed, Il had no sooner
applied the heated iron to my head
than instantly all pain had vanished
My physician was summoned recently
to the bedside of a woman who had
neuralgia in both sides, and SO vio'
lently that she alarmed the whole
neighborhood by the creams which
her intolerable anguish wrung from
her. She was taken from her bed and
borne near the fire. In such severe
cases a heated iron is not energetic
enough. He has an iron rod fastened
to an ivory handle. He heats this rod
to a white heat (Which causes less pain
than red heat) and applies it very
slightly to the seat of the pain, first in
longitudinal, then in latitudinal lines.
The application is SO slight that no
trace is left but red lines on the epider-
mis-, which are sOon effaced. In
twenty minutes the woman walked
back to bed, and the third day Quilted
it entirely freed from neuralgia. This
instrument is not to be entrusted to
awkward hands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04
Coming south Going NORTH

Both steamships call at Port Hartford
(SanLulsObispo)an Santa Barbara.
Ba- Passengers for san Francisco take
the train Tor Wilmington that leaves
les Angeles at 3o'clock p. NJ, Los Ange-
les time.
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The great English remedy for Nervous
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Price, IS per bottle, or four times the
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Address all letters to
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HARPER, MOORE & CO.,

Believing it to be to the best interest of both buyer
and seller, determined to sell for cash from this
date We would respectfully ask the customers of the
old firm of Coulter Harper and all to give trial
We have marked down goods to CASH PRICES, and
we think you will money by calling for
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04

Branch Office, Corner T and Seventh sts.,
Washington, d. G.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04
Hardware, Tinware, Stoves,
Agricultural Implements.

We are the Agents for Stockton Gang Plow, Stude-
baker Wagons Studebaker Buggies Averys Plows, and
anything IN the agricultural line
NSsPLUMBING and TIMING done on short notice.
Artesian well and water pipe always hand.
All owing to the old firm of Coulter & Harper will
please forward and SETTLE we wish close the
old business. Respectfully
HARPER, MOORE & co.
Los Angeles, January 2, 1879. jsd&w-sm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04
Eastern Cities and Princi-
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Apply to II. MCCLELLAN, Local
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over the Commercial Bank, Los
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HOMESTEAD FOR SALE.
GREAT ACRIFICE IN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE,

hEAL Ef5Ia EI
In most desirable location, viz: Sixth
street, second lot from Pearl street;
beautiful cottage house; four rooms;
hard finished; cost $500; stable, carriage
nd wood house; "a ten-year-old orange
trees, full of fruit; trees fine and healthy.
This property can be bought at figures
that will defy competition. Size of lot,
S3xl25 feet. For particulars call on ]. G.
DeTURK, No. / Market ST. dl5tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land and Water
Tropical Fruit Land In the State. Wate
right goes with the land. Apply to the
once Of 2. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
apiSi r.. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04
INTERNATIONAL
CaoP HOUSED

We kitsve opened a restaurant under
the above name in the new SANGUI-
NETTI BLOCK, Main street. We shall
have all the delicacies OF the season on
hand. eH-Open day and night.
d3-lm JOHN SURDICH & co.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-03-04
sryant,s ssss InFro1YssT ran. ns',s !.

SYyant'S "ssw Improved" Reosei
(>lII1\ iatskt adlusisbls stelo Letters
1tRp Afci<lA taking the Of all oihers They
S-lt-tHtssifSS l. formed ias Solid Plates
GfE-4-S Nh Sf~atR LrTfFas. HHnrcrD PKfcE.
E Ss~krcrybody viii bus them. Can be
raanr Mass. hy mall iHts ani Brushes and every.
hing steue SOLE MANUFACTURER of the wonderful
"BfONDiS GyEoscoPE" and 80 other Agents fast selling
Chart csro.cupss uslled for % Cents
have srr,rrnsns p-'' and esa ns'. @ i;'y sr'iels
u o. BRNAAT Sole hanufAet 2 Washington CAasa
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Show this to y0ar Doctor.
CLEVELAND. Nov. lists.

CLEVELAND. Nov. 1.1STS.
Editors. II'achtef an Erie" Ctere
land, Ohio
GENTLEMEN: : Allow me. as an oil
reader of your vaiucl jnlrnal, here
with 20 send You few liues, which,
please insert in yolr next Issue. |
will vouch Tor their Truth. and know
that by their publication great d'a
Of good II he acc 'nil'sled- Having
been reader Of y"lr p per for ma.
years, [ hope ynn .iii ti 81 = gran ..t
request.
For twelve years had fire |. ir',..
time to time terribly with Rrc.inI it's -,
to such an extent that | "d> u a Io i.
move about and list the he ~ n.
limbs | tried everything rcc.'Ien l.e.'
to effect cure. Consulted some o! tn,
most prominent physIci 'n@, and exPen
ed large sums of money, hoping 10 flhi
relief, but without any success Gltnc
ing over the columns Of the : lttch'er
[ rea d about the ST. JACOAS Oil ami
the MANY cures this remedy had effect
ed. Having been disappointed So many
tmes, | lost all faith in any remedy
the ST. JACOBS OIL included, until /
saw one day that it had cured we'll
known citizen with whuln | am &C
quainted. Other parties fully endorsed
the value and wonderful power of tho
OIL, telling me that it had cured theln
of different ailments III very III ri
time This brought me 10 conclu
sion | said to myself, ''ochweizcr.
fifty cents wont break you; SD went
to my druggist, Mr. Book, bought IA
bottle of the OIL, and must now con
fess that the result was truly wonderful
| used it every two hours, and found
relief Immediately upon the first ap
plication, and the pain ceased entirety
after few more APT hcatIons. Fear
ing a new attack, | remained in bed and
continued to use the remedy every
throo hours. All pain having left me.
] arose from my bed and walked down
stairse without any trouble.
Since that timo [ have been able to
follow my occupation and feel no pains
or Inconvenience, however disa.reeaDlc
the changes Of the weathsr may be
Having thoroughly tested the ST. JAG
OBS OH, | can conscientiously reco
mended 1T all afflicted with Rheu-
matisru. Fifty cents is SIN Ill ex,
pense when the service for 80 trliinS au
outlay are considered If | was ane
thousand miles away from all human
habatation. | should, nevertheless,
procure this remedy aud keep it always
in my house. Louis ScHwEIzER,
Cor. MerUin and Centre SIS CieU. 0
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VANDERBILT recently snll $40,
10000 worth Of New Yor.
Central r. II Stock at 20 t.
Jay Gould, Russell Sage and the rep
resentatiyes Of a London Bankinr
House, retaining however enough
stock to keep the MANAGEMENT Of the
road in his own hanlS. 1t is rumored
that he will disp ,se of another he'd
lie Of stock soon, which Will retire
,im from the Presidency of the cor
.Ioratinu The al eyed reason 70 i
move on the pat f ne OF the Nigh ie
anipulators Of railroa stocks IN i
sori,i Is: that i: has been charged that
was acl lirint tno mich power IL d
ther..hy dtmsring tie commercial in
terests of lew York City, all Of which
is the mprest bosh Vanderbilt has
nn tnore comsc e1ce in re- lroad mat ers
han mule. He sol because he got
81 70 ~ aa,t. t., get ont from uD-
der hat might bee ,'ne an avalanche if
su.a men a. Gpu,.I. SAGE and 9th, r
~ u ,isprs. d To 81 will it. 4 mighty
scheme is at h tottum Of the vi o c
Ou mess. undo it dly, which will re-
veal lt-tii 500 ~ Or Later \ through
and controlling line to the Pacific,
which will mon Irolize the carrying
business Of the v,st western territory,
To its detriment, is undoubtedly the
prime cause OF this colnasil op RI
tions, and this looks like the first
move upon the bo.rl to accompls !
that end. O..e thing is sure, Van
derbilt's conscience has not been
troubled to any alarming extent.
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A New KIND Of Watch Case.

New beauseit is only within the Ia few
years that!t has b"cI improved AMI pTuu-h {
within thereach Of every one: oil il arincIaie
because tie FIRST invention l:as made and the
fir { Ia Ell taken out nearly twenty years agn,
ii eases made at hat time and worn ever
SING, re Hearty good new Read the
fo lowing which i rnly one case of III any han l.
=etis. yDurY weleT can tell ~ similar ones:
MASsFIELB. Pa. May 2Stil. 1873.
| have customer who has carried one et
Boss Pate1t Gases fifteen wears AMI knew ii
two years ,e!orc he got ii, and it now appears
e Oh for Tea year, longer
X. :. pLNEY. Jeweer
Rcmemhfr lanes 3" Is the only Patent
Case ma !etf tw y rs OF S0li-l gold Cone out
side aud o n in .iie) covering { cry part expos
TO Wear or sight, the great n vantage Ut
these soil Hates over elec 70 gi!iing Is ap3ar
cnf to ev, Eyone. Boss i the only patent Gaze
with whisa here i given written warrant, Of
which thefellowing i fac Simie
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALF T..

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rheum, tet
ter, chapped hands, ehilblains, corns,
aud all kinds of skin eruptians. This
salve is guaranteed to give perfect sat
isfacticn in every case or money re-
funded Price "a CENTS ner hnx Fnr
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THERE is justly some alarm felt, lest
In the taking of the census III the
southern states resort may be had 10
fraud to increase the figures, so that
they may retain as large representa-
ton in congress as possible. Ii is we'll
known that their representation is nov
relatively larger than shat Of the ives
tern states, and if the next cenSns is
honestly ttkeu the power Of the west
in congress will be greatly increased !;
it would not .h"s matter whether the
south were politically solid or not, for
even an approach to st lidity of the
northern states world everbalance her
IN congress and in presidential cleo
tons The southern Democratic lead
ers fully understand this; hence the
temptation to fraud is very strong An
honest census means an end OF south
err domination iii any party, hence the
great importance of such census, both
as regards the welfare of the south and
the whole country Zee Wisconsin,.
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Some Curious Statistics.

Allowing two square feet to each
person. the entire population OF Bos
ton could stand on the public garden,
With a good deal Of room to spare
The entire population Of the UNITED
States could stand in Boston proper
(not including Brighton, Dorchester
and West Roxbuty) The entire pop
NATION of the world CHOW estimate at
1.440, O00,O00) could stand ON the
Island OF Martha Vineyard, or in the
space occupied by the towns of Boston
Brookline, Newton, Necdham. Ded
ham, Hyde Park, and Milton The
state Of Massachusetts conld In this
way Accommodate seventy times til e
present population of the wHrll, placed
size. by site and allowing two feet to
each person would enc'rcIe the earth
twenty times The state Of Maine.
New Hampshire and Vermont. taken
together, are as large as England.
Any one of the states of Georgia.
Iowa and North Carolina is as large rs
England. Kansas is as large as Eng
land any Scotland together. lre.aul
is about the size of Maine. France is
more thar twice as large as England,
Wales and Scotland together. Texas
is thirtv-tive times as large as Ma.sa
chusetts, or as large as Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont Massachusetts,
Rhode Islaud, Connecticut, New York,
Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Mary
land, Ohio and Indiana combined.
The entire population of the United
States could be provided Tor IN the
state of Texas, allowing each man.
woman aud child four acres of land.
The. entire pepula ion of the world
could he provided for in the United
States allowing each person one and a
half acres of land - Bosom T,'dnscrip:
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An Probate.

Waod C unity Court-In Probate.
II tn matter of the E>tate John Ps vein
deceased.
Peter n Christian, Peter Lavigne AMI Jamc
IL Baker haTi n- oeen appointed irusters oil
sal estate AMI IL carry out the provisions oil
tla last will All testament of said iccea, /,
an | 6 months from an.lf alter the 1st day OF
November, \. d. lrI9, oeinE Lowed for cred
ito 10 present their claims agaisst sail de-
&C sc 10 ex4m.n ltiou and allowance:
Notice is hereby given, Thar the saii Count
Court will. Oh the first Tuesday the 4th DAY If
May \. u. lSS0 at the Probate Office, in III g
city o. Grand Rapids, receive. examic ami ad-
just III; claims and ..e;s:auds of all persons
against the sal John ? ,tvein, deceased.
ed November eth, 1879.
GEO r. GAkDNIR,
County Judge.
GEO L. WILLIAMS
Attorney for Trustes.. NovI3S4
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CONNIE CTION.S


At Milwaukee with Chicmgn. Milwaukee / s t
Paul. AMI Hestern Union Railways in Uniai
Derot. Reel street
II Plymouth with Nheb"yean < Fond du La
Railway, for Fond du Lac and Shehoygan.
- forest junction With Milwaukee LAX c
Shore AMI Western Railway.
AtGreen Bay with Green Bay & Minnesota
Raiiwa for New Londun. and Chi ago 4
Not hw"st crr Rail ny. for points north.
At Amherst Iuncticr will Greco Bay Iinn g
Sta Railway for Grand faIid and point
Wet.
At Jun ton City with Wisconsin Vale. P.il
way. for i'ausau
Vt Portage with c. ". St Paul R'y for Mali
Son ana the Wcs:
Al Ashland with Steamers for ali Lake 5orcri-
or Ports.
+ FTNNEY. Genera! Manager
JAS BARK ER. Asst GEN. T. i. Nil.
IfI-W trkFF.
.. F. Dntt"n. Stunt Nil. "ast Division
]. Campbell Hurt SunIhrrr. Middle ard
Northern Division. Stevens Point.
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THROUGH SLEEPING cans
from STEVENS PoIHT to
milwaukee, Il CHICAGO

daily except sunday. on 6.1U =. M. trai.4 from
Stevens Point, goinE Eas land south, trriviuc
in U"icn Dtpet. Cor Madison and Canal Street
Chicago. ut 6:3i 4. ~. Passengers for MrLwAu-
IEE may transfer az illhei without leaving the
train iCto Milwaukee sleeper f-0,a Green Bay
and rest unlistnrkcd TIL morninH.