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American Capital for MexIcn

Last evening Messrs. Sam Clay, Q heavy
capitalist of Lexington, Kentucky, and
W. Il. McEntire, a man of means, from this
city, left for Mexico, whittier they 60 to Sc.
cure large landed interests, These two gen.
tlemen, together with Mr.. b. B. Groom. A
wealthy man and large cattle dealer OF Lex.
ington, Kentucky, and Mr.. w. II. Thomas.
OF this city, also possessed OF considerable
means, have formed company for the pur.
pose of securing lands in Mexico.
They have made contract with an au-
thorized agent of the Mexican Central
government to survey lands In the state of
I)oetecas. The contract, II IL realizes the
expectations of the gentlemen interested,
will be most favorable for them, the ex-
tent OF the territory to be surveyed covering
eighteen millions of American acres, and
they are to receive for their services one
third ofthe entire lot, or something like six
millions acres Of land. They are to de
post, asa bond of good faith, the sum OF
forty thousand dollars in the hands of the
Americas consul. The land embraces fine
grazing and mining lands.
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Sarlgsrfest.

The sub.Swngerfest committee for the
arrangement OF the procession and the pic.
mic met yesterday afternoon. Twelve bust.
ness houses and firms expressed their inten-
ton OF taking part in the procession with
representative floats and wagons. One
firm will tHve seven, another five, and
another -four, making sixteen and the
whole number who will take part as so far
announced will be twentv'three floats and
wagons. II is safe to say from all that has
been learned that not less than thirty
busnessesses Of the city will be represented
in the procession and the display grand
enc. In tomorrow mornings issue the
full programme OF the procession and pic
mic will be reported with the names of all
who signify their intention to join in the
procession, and perhaps the prizes offered
by the central committee.
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SANGERFEST.


We desire to inform the merchants and
public, that May LIST, We will have large
stock of German, American and all ma
tons Flags, Shields. Mottos. Leading
German music composers, and busts of
same, in Muslin and Bunting cloths. Gar.
lands, German, American and all colors of
Silk, Mica aud Japanese Fire.proof Lam
terms, Bucket and Fancy Lanterns of Fancy
Design, suitable tor outdoor decorations
tor private and business houses for Sanger
fest, all our own make, and new designs
Orders for Special Flags, in Burgess and
other Designs, with Firms name on would
Require Three Weeks Notice to make
same; and would be pleased 10 give special
prices TO iobbing trade and others, at once.
We also call special attention TO our Gar.
lands as being fire and water proof, Cheap
est and Best, easier to adjust on buildings
in mottos, &C., than the old'iashioned way
ofcedars. AS the Sangeriest committee de
sire General Decoration of the city on
May 10th, we Extend Invitation to all
Merchants Ladies and Gentlemen TO
call for prices and estimates,
ana by placing orders for
same Mt once can have them promptly on
time. First co ne first served Society,
Military and Band Equipments a Speciality.
GASpEN CRY FiREwoRKs ca.
Office, 2lO Commerce street.
W. X. SWEET,
Manappr
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What tho South Nepded

Two New Workers travelling south were
waiting in the depot at Memphis, and talk
ing about the needs of the SOUTH and they
had been at 1t three-quarters OF an hour
when long'haired man in an old sombrero
aud an "overiiowed" look in his face
stepped up and said
south ~
Eyes, sir"
You were talking abou. her prospects,
progress and needs2n
We were, SIR"
"Well, now, amt so very well posted on
her prospects aud progress, but ifvou want
to know the great present needs of the
south just invite me out to take a whiskey
straight ~
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DUBLIN, April ga printer named Glib.
~ arrested here for connection with tie
pu'pIacy to murder, was arraigned to-day,
'ss'aer with Eugene Kingston, who W, s
rested recently in Liverpool on the charge
conspiracy to murder Poole, Fenian
'uue, who turned iniormer. A man
rmeu Deyine, who was arrested at the
wv me ARRAY in Abbey street, when
[ ',rel COX was murdered, and who
'Ieu ihlormer, was called to testify
EE Fuzzy the prisoners. Devine swore he was
Imam and stated that several Fenians,
p Yng whom was Sullivan, an auctioneer
oS sne street, who had been imprisoned
suspect, ard man named Bland, of
's.s,SCnester, who had condemned Poole to
n 'r'u Ia ana had ordered the prisoners, Glib
aud Kingston, to carry out the sen.
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TEMPLE.
That Terrible liaIl-s,orm

TEMPLE, April T.-[Special. IA heavy
wind.storm, accompanied by hail, pc sed
in q southeast direction over this
place about 1 p. m. to-day. All the
windows in the city facing north were
smashed, shutters being no protection.
the immense size and weight of lie hail
stone breaking shutter slashes and
glass alike. Tin roofs were instantly trans.
formed into sleeves, flooding everything be.
low them with water. A house about
four miles north of this point, on the
MAIN line OF the Santa Fe wa.
blown down. One Of the inmates, n Mrs
Diamond, was instantly killed. Her
daughter, Allie, was severely injured. A
school.hOuse, three miles from her
AT Miller, was blown down; the teacher,
luckily seeing the storm approaching, dis
missed the school. Only one child
was injured, although several chill
dren, while running for shelter.
from the storm, ere badly cut and scared
by the falling hail-stones. The passenge
coaches and cabooses in the SAINTS
Fee yard were badly used up
losing their glass and one caboose be.
being unro0i'd. The widest rumor.
are prevalent about town, about
damage and lives lost out in the
country, but the above are all the facts
your correspondent is able obtain II all
stones were measured all the way from six
to nine inches in circumference.
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Yesterday and last night the First Baptist
church continued its ice cream and straw
berry festival, and met with satisfactory
success. There we're present bevy of
beautiful young ladies, maidens and
matrons and little girls, and perfect
throng was entering and leaving all the
time. RebeCca's well, our reporter sup
poses it was, flowed continuous streams of
lemonade, only the more delightful because
of the fair face and dainty hands of Re
becca. who there presided.
The postotlice delivered mail to all callers
and az price, although somewhat higher
than Uncle Sans commission, place post
offices four times as interesting and worth
five times more than the cost.
The table OF Miss Eliza Mccoy and Mrs
Smoot seemed to be the most popular, MS
1t was crowded all the time being beauti-
fully decorated with flowers in costly ala
bsster stands, and the charming girl wait
ers were all attention and pleasantness.
Rev, Mr.. Hanks pastor OF the church was
present and made himself especially agree
able to all The visitors. Ga tue whole the
festival has been spl,n success both in
the pieasantnesS OF its features and in pc
cuniary point of view.
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If you want to know Just where to 20 to
lind cool retreat for few weeks or
months, during the cheated term" OF 's3
and laugh at the dolorous predictions of
weather prophets, lend your full address.
aud six cents In postage stamps to A. V. H..
Carpenter, general passenger agent Chi.
cage, Milwaukee Il st. Paul railway, at
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and he will furnish
you list OF just such places, together with
copy OF a new aud beautifully illustrated
book, entitled "a Reconnaissance of the
Golden Northwest"
limited supply of these books are now
for free distribution nj the principal ticket
offices in this city. Please cali early.
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Every nervous person should try Carter's
Little Nerve Pills. They are made specially
for nervous and dyspeptic men and women,
and are inst the medicine needed by all per.
sons Who, from any cause, do not
sleep WE'LL or who fail TO get proper
strength from their food. Cases Of weak
stomach. INDIGESTION, dyspepsia, nervous
and sick headache, etc., readily yield TO the
use Of the Little Nerve Pills. particularly "
combined with Carter's Litle Liver giuA
In vials II q cents.
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COLONEL NOuDINOr.
What Ito Had to Say 20 "a Reporte,

NhN uc hau 10 say 10 Reporter.
Colonel Bou linot arrived In town Thurs.
day night, and is q guest Of Major W. d.
wylie. In answer to some questions by
reporter of the HERALD he said that con-
troyeroy had arisen between the st. Louis
n San Francisco railroad company and the
war department relative TO the point of
building bridge over the Arkansas riyee
at Van Buren,, Arkansas. which delays thr
construction Of that road from Fort Smith.
Arkansas, to Paris, Texas. The g'vern.
ment engineer takes the ground that the
building Of the bridge OF the point where
the railroad engineer has fixed II would
obatruct navigation, but the point he de-
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~ tpV'S' April S,-At Plsttsburg, Mis-
F.r ne jury in the case of Clay Smell,
T ses WIN the murder of Stephen S.
b Sau ,s q. Platte City, on the All OF Sep.
IN ,. ISL returned "a verdict of murder
hi M ., ,e, ,v. degree, assessing his punish
~ twenty years in the peniten,larv.
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L. L. MARSALIS, Dallas. Texas.

sorrow from the oath of March until yester.
day, when, matters going from bad TO
worse, iorbearaDce ceased to be virtue,
and he determined to appeal to the law. II
the thing continued any longer he wss
afraid his scruples might be overcome, and
then he would commit breach of the peace
which would BIO entangled In the meshes of
the police court. Justice Fuller issued
warrant for thearrest of Person. Il Cleveland
Leader.
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BAIRD,
Heavy Damages Recnyercd

BAIRD, April 27--To-day in the District
court at Belle. Plain, Charles Mcclure, the
brakeman, who was tripped by a loose
plank and thrown from the ton
OF freight train at this place
last October, obtained judgment against
the Texas Il Pacific railroad company, for
500 the full amount of his claim.
Charley's right arm is permanently dis.
abled. The company let the case 80 by de.
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Rosatlalls

Rosada!is is great remedy for scrofula
and all taints aud diseases Of the blood, [
have suffered thirty-seven years with liver
complaint, rheumatism, sick headache and
disordered stomach. | was at one time
raving distracted, rubbing my hands and
half crazy with pain. My wife sent for a
doctor, ard he attended me nine months.
lie said he could do me no good. felt |
was in the jaws of death. Another physi.
clan took me in charge and doctorcd me
eighteen months. paid him 1893, and owe
him $40 more but one bottle Of Rosadalis
did me more good than all the medicine
the doctors ever gave me.
J. II. WALKER,
Moons Ont North rarniina
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fStlN April 27,-The National Zeithng
k. ares that i! is impossible for England to
s ss 70 any further demands of Parnell in
~. u 70 lhe condition of Ireland. 1t de.
INA na' honor demands the uneouivocal
4 "t wal OF Parnell of the dynamite poll
FU The Irish extremists.
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victims hurled.

',A'o' April g7.-The remains OF Fred.
: A. and Charles Ward, asss ssinated by
IA "s suo. claim party in northeastern Da.
sety T1.n,u mere this morning and fune.
heemeees were held at the church OF the
eener during the forenoon.
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For Sale hy CR0wDUS BALDWIN = wIYI,>S WILL A'loSs

prominent citizens. After breakfastine Al
tne Southern hotel and making a few fISins.
VISITS TO acquaintsnces, the party left aaain
AZ s;SO to run 10 New Orleans. Seven bnn.
urea miles Is to be made in twentv.two
hours Tney will leave New Orleans on
sunday evening, and arrive at Vera Crn1
thursday morning, Mr.. Quit, private sec.
[etary OF General Disz, was LETT behind
here, having missed the train.
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Burnett's Cocoaine has been sold Ia
every ciyilize country and the public have
rendered the yer iict that II is the cheapest
and best hair dressing In the world.
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are inva.
riably acknowledged the purest and the
best.
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CINCINNATI, April 27.-Rev. DR.. G. d.
Boyn,on, aged Il years, died at $50 this
morning at the residence of his daughter,
Mrs. II. II. Lockwood, in this city. His
sons General II. V Boynton, Washing
ton newspaper correspondent, and c. A..
Boynton, the Washington correspondent
OF the Associated Press, were at bis bed.
side. The deceased served as pastor of the
Vine street Congregational church in this
city for twenty-five years He also preached
in several churches and served two terms
as chaplain of the house of representatives
at Washington, beginning in 1865. His
funeral will take place Sunday.
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y. IL. WALKER,
Moons Cut, North Carolina

OF the many remedies before the public
Tor Nervous Debility and weakness OF Nerve
Generative System, there are none equal To
Aliens Brain Food. which promptly and
permanently restores all lost yigcr; It never
fails. 81 pkg, y for Sat druggists and
Aliens Pharmacy, 3l5 LIST avenue, N. Y.
pttv
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,.. iosS' April 27.-The failures for the
l Iv,e ~ days number lS2, compared with
HSs w w.sK' The New England states had
Esc S s,n,ule y, Western 5S, Southern 80,
III and Canada 10 '' 40 ave" i''N
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M, w, April 21.-Early this morn.
|ns.. M IA IL financial broker doing
| and i N No. g Nassau street. In this
! and ''ssInnig at No, ~ Pulaski avenue
|and him n,,.sa his wife, his 0.year.old
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demanded.

beSvO ~. April q, -o'Herlihy and
morninv rom Iom Cork, were arraigned
be dypasmiS,aa CHARGED with being engaged
|ded ior n nos conspiracy, and were re.
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Call.

Call.
DALLAS, April GA call is hereby
made upon the members of the Texas
Horticultural and Pathological Asso.
ciation' to meet Saturday, May 10, at
o Il. M, sharp, in the Board of Trade
rooms, in this city, for the purpose of a
preliminary meeting looking to the success
Of the annual convention this summer. II
IL hoped the full organization will attend,
also the public at large, as we wish to ad.
init new members, issue minutes of last
meeting, invite speakers, appoint essayists,
assign Horticultural and Psychological sub.
Jects toyarious members for papers thereon,
etc The executive and various other
standing committees will please not fail to
attend. Let us have a cheering meeting.
BY order OF the President.
-, w. Il. Cole.
w. W. Ross, Vice.P President
Mrs. j. Il. johnson, Secretary and Ii. c..
Stevenson, Assistant Secretary.
Texas papers please copy,)
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Pug dogs as pets have had their day
among the extremely fashionable, but colds
never 30 out of fashion, so that it is always
necessary to know that DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup lisa sure cure for all coughs and
colds,
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|par,, Apfil T'-The train with the
| N n. arrived arrived at $50 a. M, and were
y M., uspOt BY j. c. EwAld, president
'nans' exchange, and other
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8. 8. s. stands unrivaled for blood din
eases; Is a blessing TO those who take Il,
send me the address OF doubtful ones, John
STaggart. Salamanca, N. Y.
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Capt Holstein, OF the Danish army, has
invented for the use Of infantry soldiers,
a shield, which, though weighing only sew.
en- pounds, Is bullet proof aud handy. II is
OF steel, twenty inches long by eighteen
broad; Two spikes at the bottom enable
The. soldier to fix II firmly In the ground,
and hollow at the top can be used as a
rest for his rifle. The experiments that
were made with the shield at Copenhagen
= short time ago were deemed highly salts.
factory, but will be repeated on q larger
scale before the Danish government De.
cides as to its adoption for the army.
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Store IlurglarIxe,I.

Inc grocery store of w. Hawkins, on
east Elm street, was broken into Thursday
night and lot of canned goods and confec.
llonery, were carried Off An entrance was
elected through the back door. There Is
no clue TO the burglars.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.

m are going to the Mineral es1 ,c Wells ia ~ r 40
nso Se- hsck line lfyou do You are liable
ra.l y, s,',, money. There are always suf-
b ess I'M v-h hi on hacks a. the railroad station
s.sas ~ csavey YOU to the wells without
N--sAF rssv charge IS cents extra # you buy
'sAs -, N the train
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The action of Carter's Little Liver Pills is
pleasant. mild aud natural. They gently
stimulate the liver, and regulate the bow
els, but do not purge. They are sure to
plpasp
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The Jews In Great Britain are said 10
have more children who can read and write,
IN proportion TO their number, than any
other denomination. -.
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Save doctors bills by buying 4 buggy
from 0rr-7X Main street, 800
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REINHARDT, the Clothier.
7O4 ELM STREET,
To Consumers Of Coal Oil.
Chester VS.. Brilliant.
OFFICE OF PURCHASING AGENT, \
GULF, COLORADO & SANTA FE RAIIwAv !

Mpccpe ccop,r, nv, ;, March aS. 1883.
mESoNo SCOtlELD & TEVlS Galveston
Gentlemen In answer to your inquiry will saw thar wa
are now using your CHESTER OIL in our station and office
lamps on this road and that has proved to be perfectly
SAFE and Satisfactory OIL In November last purchased
ana issued quantity OF BRILLIANT OIL but received
recalled it and substituted CHESTER OIL in its place.
Since this change was made have had complaints anv
report of exploded lamps. Yours truly, ~
JOHN W. IHoRNE, Purchasing Agent
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day. April 80
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Go to $50 Elm street for Domestic" sew
ing.machines.
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SURE CURE FOR BLACK Irc

hessrs. Morley Bros. ANN~s' <>-lss-.
s, HaS TShssS; Il have sold ''woSpERFrr.
N. ~ seyersi o. ny customers who usea
ne % TWO doses internally and ami ins n as.
s'uAAy' nwotked like charm Youss Eic
J. B. HUTCHINSON,
Enrs.,.
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DR., II. l.. Battle, jr., Wadey, Georgia,
says: Browns Iron Bitters are very pop .
lar in this section and give entire satisiac-
ton
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This 4. n, serrxscpr, rxxAs Sept. 4 1851.
IN "cSNpkkVL NIGHT for an ACk &c
nslSs ale ~ giving from IS 10 ~ lrses snSsS'
The y. sa1 spplying externally once or tstce n
-'e PA,s snssted sad 1t gave Immediate rsiief
A. J. STEWARD. WILL McIURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-04-05

Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn.
testify to the most excellent qualities of Prof
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid. As disinfectant and
detergent it is both theoretically and practicable
superior to any preparation with which am ac
9ualn'eo.-N. l. LUTON, Prof. Chemistry
Darbys Fluid is Recommended by
Rev, CHAs. r. Deems, DID, Church of the
Strangers, N. Y; = vac
Ios. lECoNrn, Columbia. Pref University, sc.
Kew. A. J. BArrLE, Prof, Mercer University:
Kew. GEO. I. PIERCE, Bishop NJ. L Church,
INDISPENSABLE TO EVERY HOME.
ferieetly harmless. Used internally or
>, :, externally for Man or Beast.
lhe Fluid has been thoroughly tested, and w.
have abundant evidence that it has done everything
here claimed. For fuller information get OF vomr
Druggist pamphlet or send to the proprietorS,
j. HI. ZEILIN & CO.
Manufacturing Chemists, PHILADEIpHIa
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S12S so

Total value, S12S SO
RULES
One ticket given away to every purchase Of five
dollars tSo) free of charge: > to every so pur-
chase; 3 to every SO purchase 1 to every $40
purchase ; q to every S25 purchase
CONCLUSION.
some people will think this queer way to ad-
vertisc; others no doubt will think it is paid for
by the customer. | shall endeavor tn prove to all
that it is legitimate from first to last. In the
iirSt place to make my establishment popular, |
nave every season been giving away Souvenirs,
III Il great expense, which were Of little value to
any one. This season the thought struck me- To
issue l 900 tickets and give n ticket to each
purchase of FIVE DOLLARS, when the 900
tickets have been given away. to have II Grand
Drawing. So the persons holding the lucky mum
hers, will be the posscSsors of handsome prizes.
Remember my establishment Is the only house
III the city, which has but ONE PRICE Every
article being marked in plain figures from which
never deviatc. Any person not being satisfied
with the bargains bought OF ME. have the priv
'r-c of returning the same, and get back their
money. ] guarantee my marked prices much
over than the prices you pay after icwing others
trwn.
have the Largest and Finest Stock nf CLOTH
ING AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS this
,ras"n, ever offered Ia the public. 4 call is
r,licitcd NJ j. WATERMAN
AlcXaudraS One Price Clothicr
mhiJ Cor King and FSirfay streets
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SMALLPOX
and
PITTNG Of Small
Pox PREVENTED

;. A member ofmy fam
lily was taken with
Smallpox. ! used the
Fluid the patient was
not delinous, was not
pltted, and was about
the house again in three
weeks, and no others
had it. j. w. PARK
INsoN, PHILADELPHIA.
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AGRICULTURAL.
EGrtliZ6rSt1r Crops

We have III store supply of the celebrated
"AMERlCUS PHOSPHATE, which has given
universal satisfaction wherever applied We an
pend few certificates from persons who have
used it. We consider it the cheapest fertilizer
quality considered, in the market Price $50 per
ton. K. NJ. LAWSON & JAMESON
Stephcnsburg, Culpeper Co., Va, Feb. 81 1885,
Gents: used sc. Bone, Grange Mixture New Method
Phosphate and your Americus and endeavored to use
the amount of dollars in them to an acre and nj
this time the Amcricus looks better than any.
T. X. CovINGToN.
burgundy Farm, near Alexandria, March |, lSS},
Messrs. II. NJ LAWSON L. JAMESON:
Gentlemen: used the Amcrcus Phosphate Oh my
corn last spring. 1t gave entire satisfaction and Il
IS think the best ever used. In fact was so much
pleased with its effect my that used it on my
present wheat crop. THOMAS WALSH
Alexandria, Va, Feb 2s 1893.
Messrs. X. NJ LAWSON d JAMESON:
Gentlemen: have used for two years upon different
crops tue fertilizer known Amcricus and sold by
you and take great pleasure in stating that it has given
me entire satisfaction and shall continue its exclusive
use and confidently recommend it others in want Of
good article. Very respectfully, &C.,
nlar2-2m r. s. WINDSOR.