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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
Ease Ball.

At New York-New York I, Philsdelphis
in the fifth.
At Detroit-BuEslo, 5, Detroit in the
eighth.
At Observation-Disclosures none,
Athletics s.
At New York-Bsltimores l in the
eighth, Brooklyus, Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
The yellow Fever Patient Dies,

NEw YoRE, August 2l.-John Rynders,
the yellow fever stricken stosswsy from the
bark John Gibson, who was found Tuesday
night in hallway on State street, died last
night in the hospital The bark hss been
toTed to quarantine for tuuigatiou, and the
health officials are searching for members
of her crew who sre st large and around
the city
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THE GRANT MoNvMERe r. r., :,
Lack Of Interest Attributsd to IN Unpopc'- =,
Inr Secretary.

Lack OF Interest Attributed to IN Unpops'
lnr Secretary.
New YORK, August 2l.-Fifty 1--we OF the
600 members Of the Grant Monument Com
mittee met yesterday to consider Ways and
means. 1t was formally voted that one
million dollars be fixed as the amount TO bs
raised. Representative gentlemen volun.
teered TO take charge Of the making up ot
the subscriptions among business men In
their respective lines. IL was found that
several designs, some for monuments and
others for buildings, had been executed.
They will be referred to the Com uittee on
Desi gn when appointed. The smslness Of
the attendance was attributed by one speak
er TO the failure oil the secretary 10 give
proper notice OF the meeting. There 10 no
copcealing the fact ths, Prot. Greener is un-
popular as secretary and that mach oi the
i'll success which has thus far marked ths
movements Of the committee is due 70 thia
cause.
Mayor Grace presided in the absence OF
ex President Arthur. Among the subscrip.
tions 20 the fund yesterday were $500 from
Mayor Grace; 500 from Stuyyesant Fish;
$3.50 from James 7. Swift 4 Co 500 from
Lesber, Whitman q Co; $1,000 from Mn.
A. !. Stewart; $3.50 from guess OF the
nited States Hotel, and Z 80 from those
Of the Grand Union Hotel, Saratoga. The
total now is Si9.2 $50.
There were more visitors yesterday 70 the
'omb than on any day since Sunday. There
,etms 10 be no abatement OF popular inter
ss, in this respect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
A Break in the whisky Fool.

CINCINNATI, August 2l.-AnA evening
paper says: 1t was reported on {Caauge
ro-cAy that Pennsylvanis dealers had sold
shisky in Chicago at 81 05. ~heteas the
pool price is $l.l3. In consequence, the
Mil Creek Disrilling Company. Of this city,
is:utd brief circular ar uounciug that they
rould sell at Sl.O6 "a b until September
|. The break at this NJ e is all the more
unfortunate as the market las been unusual.
ly firm with a not too great supply and
good demand
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
A Suicide at the Astor House.


New YORK, August 2l.-Word was sent
to the Coroner Office this morning of a
suicide that occurred at ths AStor House,
Mr.. j. NJ. Shaw said that the name OF the
suicide was c. II. Bleria, 30 years Of age,
ard q resident OF Philadelphia. Last even
ing he registered at the hotel and was as
signed room 332 This morning the report
OF pistol was heard, and upon going to
Berin room be vas found dead with bull
let wound on the right side Of the head
Four yt srs ago Blerin WAS one of the
chief cerksat The Customs House, this city,
but owing to some trouble be resigned, aud
since that time has been engaged in no
business. He was never married. He ire
quently visited this city TO cousutphysicisns
regarding his malsdy, which was said to be
= mild form Of insanity, brought on by over
work and loss of sleep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
CAROLINA MAS AN EARTHQUAKE.
md Reports Heard and the Earth Oseh-
latas and Windows Rattle.

,a Raports Heard and the Earth Osetl-
W Iatss and Windows Rattle
4RALE1GH, n. C., August 2l-NeHs rom
Ratauga county is TO the eject that during q
81 dsys mast, at 8 p. N . startling noise
De the loudest thunder clap has been
ceard. The sky was elOudless, and the
.soDls were TERRIBLY frightened. In mo
nspt the earth began to shake and windows
,tled and erockery fell Noises we're
and in the Blue Ridge Mountains IS II 3
! in were rushing through them: % top
the mountain ridge, near BloEing Hock
A Bon. 4.I,O feet above the sea level
80 pbepomena were also observed. The
= oopiains we're shaken to the very bottom;
1 nArty of ourss on the summit OF
Er.sC father Aounrsin, 600 feet ABOVE
~ ssa level we're almo't overcome
;,h tear TIE noises la -. 3
60 q -s.-sqecss5so 10 Ocdut)Ze
or Many a lady owes her freshs,s, !,
+ ness to it, who would ratheu,
not tell, and S0E eGwt tell =
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BURNING VESSELS.
Eight Ships Burned to ths Waters
Edge and Sunk
At PORT WASHINGTON, LONG ISLAND
Old Naval Vessels Purchased From the
Government Burned---lOss
y 100000.
FATE OF THE coUNTRY'S DEFENDERS.

PoRT WASHINGTON, L. l., August 2l.-A
FIRE, causing o loss of over 100000, broke
out Oh board the steamer Colorado lying of
Plumb beach here this evening The flames
spread from the Colorado to the following
ships, all Of which were burned to the
waters edge and sunk. Minnesota, Sus-
quebanns, Congress, South Carolina, Iowa,
Lotts, Grant and Fair Play. All with
the exception of the last two formerly be-
lopged to the United States Navy. They
had been condemned and were bought from
the Government by Stannard 4 Co., who
were to break them up for the old iron and
planks they could get out of them. The
hre broke out on the forward deck of the
Colorado, where the men were ct work
burning up plsnks to get iron spikes. On
the right OF the Colorado was the Susque-
hanna, to which the flames spread rapidly
and before it or the Colorado could be tow
ed out the flames had spread to the other
boats. They all
Burned Like finder
and the sky was red for miles around.
The heat was so intense that it was impos-
siole to go anywhere near the burRiRg ships
while the cracking OF the flames sounded
ike the sharp crack Of musketry. The
flames crept along the decks and bull
wsrks of the ships and eat their way
L. skr ,nfN ha
picture now presented of the eight burning
vessels outlined against bank of inky
clouds, was one long to be remembered
The fire burned so 6ercely that within three
hours nothing was left of the once defend
ers ofthe United States but few chsrred
plaIks and floating timbers. The hulls
sank al once, going
Down With = Hiss
ard q gurgle and cloud Of steam from
the water as it swept over the burning
wreck. The Susquehanna burst loose from
her moOriUgs, and at one time the various
fishing craft anchored along the shore ap-
peared to be in danger. The burning yes
sci fosted about fifty yards from shore and
after trembling tor q minute, keeled over
and ssnb. The South Carolina aud Iowa
followed her to the bottom il, short order but
before going down the..hsmes spread from
Iowa to the Lotts Graft and. F irplH two
schooners lying near there ana they, too,
sank. Who the owners Of the schooners
we're could not be ascertsined, as the crews
became so mixed up in the crowd of spects-
tors that they could not be found. Mr. Stan
nard said: "The less 10 me is not less than
100000, as it was only for the iron in them
u at bought them. Had the boats been
seryiceable TIE loss would have footed up to
millions" The loss on schooners it is said,
will not be less than $4,000.
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Maxwell Up for Examination.

ST. Louis, August 2l.-MsxweIl was to-
Fay brought up for examination, but on &C
count of the absence Of Judge Newman, he
sss remanded to prison. Judge Foutelroy,
Who was upon the bench, did not desire to
lit in the case, his firm being retained for
.La Satepsa
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VIII Return at CSC,

CLEVELAND, August 2l.-Tae striking
coal miners Of the Msssilion district, who
recently refused to accept g reduction from
rs TO 60 cents per ton, had . mass meeting
to-day. They voted to return to work 81 IS
certs, but it is believed the operators will
m. aScanf thair rronosition
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Forepaugh's show Attaches > =.

PEoRr,, Ill, Angus: 22.-Adam Fore.
paugh's show arrived in town odsy AID
the sheriff srizad the whole concern on
Erit Of attachment on account Of indebted.
ness to a railroad company contracted las'
year. Forepaugh managed TO raise the
amount of tie bill aud his property was re-
leased,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
Hsk Cholera Raging in Illinois.

TUsCoLA, Ill, August 2l-Hog cholera
has broken out in this county, and within
the past feS days large numbers have died
from the disease. One farmer who q week
ago had one hundred head has lost al bu;
twelve. Many other oSners make similar
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4 DISASTROUS Wreck.

PITTSBURG, August 2l.-A Mesdville
Pa, special says: Freight train No. l07 on
he New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio Rail
read was wrecked this morning at about l
clock two miles below Shensngo. Jack
B,uy, brakeman of this ci'y, was almost
il staptly killed. HALEY Thomas and Linde
Spared brakemen, were badly injured
Seventeen cars were wrecked and the track
torn up Tor q quarter Of mile. The acci-
dent was caused BY the train parting aud
lien coming together on a grade.
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Hamilton County Prohib,iisnists.

CmCrsSATr, o.. August 2I.-The Hsmil-
ton County Pr hibi,ion Convention met
here to day and nominated q iull ickst.
The platform declares that inAsmuch ~ the
prohibition doctrine has not been rccoguiG.d
by either Democrats or Republicans this
wear, it IL the sense OF the Convention that
the purposes Of It's party are only TO bs 90
complished by placing in the Legislstuss
men friendly to its cause. A special ssries
Of resolutions were adopted expressing the
highest confidence in the ability and Gu.
cerity Of DR.. A. b Leonard. the parry can.
didate for Governor, and disbelief In nsfR~
sions that have been cas- against him pss.
sonsIly during the capyaa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
The Ohio Central Case,

CHARLESTON, ". Va, August I'D
q. Gould to-day fled 3 bill on behalf Of
himself and others in the United States
Court for . Receiver OF that part of the
OHIO Central railroad lying essE Of this
place and epjoir any sale or transfer of it
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DrOMnAd.
Special 10 TIE ReoiStei

ST MARY's ". Va, August 2l.-A man
named Edward Johns, about twenty-five
Ears of age. while in bathing about tRo
O'Clock this afternoon cried for help but was
drowned before assistance cnuld reach him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
What Won sav.

There are 90 many frauds advertised for
the hair. you say. So there are. bat Park
er's Hair Bslsam IS not one OF them Il
viii not Sork miracles, but It viii do better
service for your hair than anything else you
can End, Restores original cosoe cores
R,0drnf. aiyes ner growth ElSdtnkly Per
.ls med. Nos 3ye.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
HsstiIe Indians sin Numbering,

SoSoNA, Ariz August 2I.-a Mexican
came in here Wednesday bringing iuforua-
ton that band of hostiles hsd attacked g
party of three prospectoss fifteen miles from
Santa Cruz, killing two and Wounding the
third, Louis Sslgeste, in the leg. The pso-
pie in that section have redoubled their Wig
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
me ouarAatine Against Mexico.

FL PAso, Tx, August Ala quarsn,
antins force was put on duty yesterday
against al ports OF Mexico which are 10
fsetsd with yellcw fever. Numerous com
plaints ef he delay are already heard The
rensd inspects az trAias from Mexico and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
AN OHIO RIVER MYSTERY.
The Body of a Beautiful and Murdered Girl
Found Afoat.

The BOuy OF beautl1ul ana murueTeu 1lrl
Found Afioat.
LOUISVILLE, KY, August 2l.-Yes-
terdsy afternoon fisherman saw
the body Of woman floating
in the river at Six Mile Island. An
examination showed the corpse to be that o.
a beautiful girl not more than Is years old,
She was dressed in white null dress, trim
med at the neck and arms with rich lace,
ard at her throat was pinned coral
crooch, set with pearls. On the third finger
of her right hand was beautiful diamond
rirg OF odd design. Her underclothing was
Of the finest linen and her stockings OF rich
silk.
Everything indicated that she was per
son of wealth and nigh social standing. Her
feet were very dainty and small, and her
bands in keeping. There were no marks
to indicate violen e, except that q towel
wss bound round her head and held togeth.
er with q pin. The ends were drawn
through her teeth and stuffed into her mouth,
and the probability is that she was gagged
in this manner and thrown into the river.
There were no marks at all by which she
could be identified. and the police have
found no clue to night.
The body still remains at the city under
takers establishment. There is no clue as
70 the identity or as 10 whether she suicid-
I'd or was murdered through the tow !
which was tied around her head AID mou b
indicates the latter. Several parties wac
have missing daughters called but :ailtd to
identity the body.
IHaniiAaA.
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A STRANGE SIGHT.
A Cross and Chslice Seen on the Cloth Cow
ering the Face of a Dead Infant.

A Cross and ChsIice Seen on the Cloth Cow
ering the Face of Dead Infant.
ALBANY. N. Y, August 2l.-Consider-
able excitemeDts has been caused in Cohoes
by strange sight at the residence Of Mrs.
Thomas Wood, whose infant child died on
Wednesday. When the undertaken was
preparing the body for burial one of the
parties present suddenly declared that the
figures of cross and chslice could be seen
on the white cloth that covered the child's
face. The others looked and saw the 6g
ures. Word went out and people locked
to the house until it became necessary to
call on the police to keep back the crowd.
The cloth was frequently wet with water
but the figures remained. The spots where
tbs cross and chalice were outlined were Of
a glistening and whittier shade than the re
msipder OF the clo'h when it was wet.
About twelve o'clock yesterday the shadow
disappeared Many believe it to have been
a miracle
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Railroad Accident.

CLEvELlS o., Au. ust 2I.-h freight
train on the c. 4 o. cd WAS ditched Just
outside the city. six Itsted oil cars. one oar
Of beer and nx cars oi lumber and mef.
cbsndise were burnet The loss VS. 49,
90 A freight train on the New York.
Ptpn,ylvania sni Ohio Railroad broks In
ryo near Shennago, Pa, LAST night twelve
cars ditcbed and Charles Berry, brakenan,
us killed. Several other train men we're
injured. Loss was quite heavy.
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Youii-fsd ber smiling night AM
Althorah Sfsimes she is not gsyete onslN
And Iecsme ot-.-ooder shy yoaly; sales ol
Thi prisoner Is pre regard hsr
81, as ne nas shown gems e. lsas aesi
Perhaps he's the curatsI sksa Kc.s
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PLNrrSBURG, Y. Y, August 2l.-The re-
pori that President Cleveland is III and that
Or Ward summoned D.. Sawye-, Of Aa-
sable Forks for cor ll,at;ou, is false.
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AiII the Chs nm pIops

NEw YoRg, August 2l-Tbs st. Peal,
Ninn.. La Crosse club, which st prsss1t
beds the championship, Of the associations,
played most exciting game 10 day vth The
Williamsburg Athletic Ia Crosse team.
sinnipg with three straight eoals.
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PINTrSBrRG. y Y, August 2l.-Pfe,i
DIRT Cleveland and Dr. Ward have been in
csmp since Monday. at Willis Pond, niue
uil-s from lSe Prospect House. The Pres
ICenris el ioyirg ex"elleu; health.
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NOT MATERIALIZE0 YET.

Work Proceeding as Usual on the Gould
System.
ST. Louis, August 2l.-Wo,k proceeds
much as usual upon the Gould system, the
order to refuse to handle or repair Wabash
rolling stock not yet being acted upon The
action of the Knights Of Labor leads to the
belief that they are preparing grand sur
prise for next week. A prominent locomo-
tive engineer said this morning that the re-
ported indifference of the engineers to the
movement was without fact He freely pre-
dicted positive action by engineers should
general strike be agreed upon.
Powderly On the Situation.
WASHINGTON, d. C., August 22.-T. Y.
PowGerly, Grand Master Workman Of the
Knights Of Labor, arrived here 10 day and
this evening had a conference with mum
Der oflesding Knighs OF Labot in refer
epce 10 the Wabash strike. Nothing def
mite vas determined upon aud further
conference will be held tomorrow, at which
a committee of the order from St. Louis
will De present, and it is thought a plan OF
aclicn will be decided upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22
A Terrible Tale of Disaster.

San Francisco, August Il The bark
HaddingtoDshire, which was wrecked of
lis bsrbors yesterday morning, with the
css of eighteen men, had drifted far out OF
htr course, owing to having lost her nauti,
al Instruments overheard and being un
,1le to take her reckoning, She had drifted
as lar south as the equator and thence back
70 this lstitudel The crew had also been
disabled by fever. The final disaster was
due to the Captains mistskiDg the light on
Point Reyes for the beacon marking the
rutrance to the hsrbor.
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' A Prominent Man Violates Revenue Laws.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 2l.-S ate
Sci ator John p Rogers OF Union county
as arrested on Wednesday on a charge OF
olsiiDg the United States revenue law
oud was given hearing before Uuiteo
States Commissioner Green. Mr.. Roger
is q prominent member of the MaynardSilIe
Tenn, bar. He was appointed Uniteo
States Commissioner BY Judge Baxter. In
so ne was elected to the Legislature, and
in 1854 he was returned TO the State Sen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-08-22

The New Hampshire Lsgislsiufs hss
raised resolutions requesting Congrsssaes
10 enact is-s securing the poolie lands ios
The exclusive settlement Of Americas
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Identified.

LOUISVILLE, August Il The bo5y was
identified as thai Of Mrs. Annie johnson, o.
Madison, Ind. TIE csu:e which lei TO her
death still rC mains mystery
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
One Experience of Many


Having experienced a great deal of
Trouble from indigestion, 50 much
50 that | came near losing my
Lifci
My trouble always came after eating
any food
However light
And dige4tible,
For two or three hours AT time | had
to 90 through the most
Excruciating pains,
And the only way ] ever got
'Relief''
Was by throwing up all my stomach
contained. No one can conceive the pains
that ! had to go through, until
AT last?'
| was taken so that Tor three weeks
lay III bed and
| Could eat nothing,
| Nv sufferings were 50 that ] called two
doctors to give me something that would
stop the pain
Their efforts were no good to me-
| At last ! heard good deal
| ''About your Hop Eitters
And determined to try them
| Got bottle-in four hours took the
| contents Of
| Onc,,,
Next day was out Of bed, and have not
| seen
Sick
| Hour from the same cause, since.
| | have recommended it to hundreds OF
| others You have no such
-tAdvOcate as | am"
GEO KENDALL, Allston Boston, Mass.
| Downright Cruelty.
To permit yourself and family to
''Suffer,
With sickness when it can be prevented
and cured 50 easily
With Hop Bitters
10y None genuine without q bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shun all the
| Vile poisonous stuff with ''Ifop' or Hops
in their name. noNb-fU
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
TIIE. TWO DREAMS.

fC. j. Cranch, in The Critic
| met one in the land of sleep
Who f. cmed friend long known and
true
! woke. That friend | could not keep,
For him never knew.
ret one there Was III life's young morn
Loved me, thought, as loved him.
Slow from hat trance | walked foriorn,
10 find lis love grown dim.
Hc bv whose side in dreams ! ranged,
Unknown w. name, my friend still seems,
While he | knew 50 well, has charged.
So both were only dreams.
..1hc ieprOus distilrnent whose effect
Holds such an enlnity with blood of man
That quick as quicksilver, 1t courses
through
The uaturtl gates aud alleys Of the body,
ana causes the skin TO become -'barkct
about, most lazarlike, with vile and loath
some crust" Such are the effects OF DIS
e;isad and morbid bile, the only antIdot'
for which is to cleanse and regulate the
iivel. IN Office admirably performed ~
Dr Piercrs Golden Medical Discovery.
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13

DR. Picrtcs s'Favorite Prescription
perfectly and permanently cures those dis
peculia, TO females 1t IS tonic and ncrv-
me etfcctua.ly allaying and curing those
sickcuing sensations that effect the stomach
and. heart, through reflex action. The
backache and dragging down" sensations
all disappear under the strengthening eff
fccts of this great restorative. By drug
gistS.
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
For The State Chronicle.
f<fEI.3N.

/ cast no glance Of bright eyed hope
Towards the futures golden sheaf;
Nor back where biIIowy mists of tears
Roll up DER unforgotten grief.
Through the slow teaching Of long years
The saddest Of all lore I've learned
To quench with my own bitter tears
Each lamp on Hopes fair shrine that
burned
Till rs the grey days, one by one,
Pass by me, laden down with cares,
count that bright which brings no grief
10 lcvy fresh tax Of tears.
REBECCA CAMERON.
Hilsboro, n g., Noy. $, 1885
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
Another Southern Outrage.

But it happened i'll Indiana Gs not that
a Northern State9 this time. An exchange
says: ~ colorcd woman IL Indiana has
lust found out that She is free, after work
ing for years under the sUpposltlon that
She was still a slave.
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
The Chronicle Will Raise Il North Caro-
linz, Fund.

An editor in Utah has been convicted of
poIygamy. 1t is the first case on record,
and the profession vii cheerfully put up a
pony purse to pay his fine If he will give
it away how he supports lot OF wives
when most newspaper men cannot put up
the bonnctS :Or one state.
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
NJ A { Il | N E R I.
WAYNE ALLCOTT
MANU- FACT URERS AGENT.
Ralei0h, N c.

AH h'"s Of A'eh"ery o"ddet o"i Ibrorcd mg H.
As Agent control; the Machinery The lea Know
manufacturers Of the highest putaton "
fAkotHAR York Pa Engines and all and
tbeso
f npenents Tor the Water FdC
En gnes. ANi'o4''oi"'
Engines. " - Ns'ou"i'A' ! o''aO'e ana ''''"1
John "; CARDwEII CO. Richmond
Engines and Threshers ~ N"' ''' - 80 f
JAMES lEi CO. sIrincfe.d Water Wheels
FIELDS Racine
az 'N'
5 e. FoRsATH MACHINE
King achinervc
oguea farni,he
ed
ter-''a'' Terms Reliable Manufac
drequired
Every Article Warranted-V alue ceived d'uaran ed
Aou and time n cliner,l lrouue
The state chronicle., 1885-11-13
MORE w ii EAT,
HEAVIER WHEAT,
CHEAPER WHEAT.

IT was shown at Boston and New Orleans
that as good wheat can be made in North
Carolina as in the Great West. But to com
pete with the virgin lands of that region,
our older soils must have an abundance of
cheap and permanent Mineral Manure, that
is Lime Phosphate and Potash, which are
the mineral elements most req qulred TO form
the gram, with Soluble Silica to make Il stiff
stalk, and Magneeia Sulphates and Chic
rides to complete the mineral food of the