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It is said that O. piece of zinc placed on
the Goals Of hot stove will clean out the
stoyepipe. The yapor produced carries OF
the SCOT by chemiCa! decomposition.
biologists find evidence of several sue
cessiye glacial epochs, and it is quite posi-.
ole that similar conditions may return, and
that all traces Of life may disappear from
the northern parts Of this oouRtry and
Europe.
This is how corn pops: The popcorn is
gradually heated. and SD hot that the oil
inside the kernel turns to gas, this gas can
not escape through The hull of the kernels,
but y hen tho interior pressure gets strong
enough Il bursts the grain, and the explo-
bion 10 so violent that it skaters il il The
mos. curious manner
& vegetable leather said TO be fully equal
10 the animal product is made in Paris
from gu,ta perchs, sulphur raw cotton,
ZINC white, kOlkoth8r and oxide of anti
mony. The first twO Ingredients are neces-
sary, while the other parts may be replaced
by chemicals OF similar character. The
proportions are varied with the purposes.
BY means Of that remarkable instrument
Of modern research, the spectroscOpe. the
otherwise absolutely impcrcepuble motion
of so-called fixed stars is not only detected.
but measured. Sirius is found to be now
approaching the earth at The rate Of twenty
miles q second, while q few years ago this
notable star vas rcCeding from Us twenty
i've miles each second.
TO clean white marble: Mix together
one-half pound OF pearlssh, one-haif pound
soft soap and one pound of whiting, Boil
them until they becsme as thick as paste.
and let it cool. Before it is quite cold
I . q r--fssr r
and leave it nj leQst a whole day Use soft
water to wash it oil, and rub it well with
soft cloths For black marble nothing is
better than spirits Of turpentine.
Some special apparatus has been con-
structed at the Paris Observatory for OBJ
tanning celestial charts by means Of photo
graphy, and it is said that The problem Of
making celestial charts of undol6tcd accu-
racy, which will include all stars down to
the fifteenth magnitude, has been most satx
isfaCt0rily solved. Stars visible to the
naked eye will impress their image on the
sensitive plate in less than one second of
time. This period IS grad Qally increased
for the fainter O.bs until we reach those of
the fifteenth and sixteenth magnitude,
which require the Photographic lens to re-
main uncovered for about an hour and 4
half
A sympathetic ink for writing on postal
cards the Paper World states, is simply di-
iuted sulphuric acid-one part by measure
OF acid to seven of water. When the ink
isapnlied the card viii at first show rough
eued traces Of the writing bat alter drying
these disappear and the writing is IS invis-
IDLE rs though done with water alone Of
course, only q gold pen or quill should be
used with this acid ink. lit is desired to
avoid the suspicion of sympathetic ink
having been employed, the card may be
written upon across the first writing with
uncture Of iodine, which will entirely fade
out when heat is applied 10 develop the
sYnpafhctic ink
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SHApE TREES or RAsHiNGTON.-The an
nual report of Captain i. V. Greene. OF the
District Engineers office, is ready. The
following IS an interesting statement from
II about the shade trees of Washington
During the past wear 2.054 trees have been
planted, and 2J9 old trees removed. The
number Of trees now on the streets is
"a ,5Tl, OF SO different varieties, covering
nearly $50 miles of streets. I desire once
more 70 call attention to the splendid sue
cess achieved by the members Of the Park
ing Commission, w. r. Smith, William
Saunder and John Saul, in their efforts ct
systematic tree planning in this city. Their
work began in 1871, and the results of their
intelligent plans and botanical knowledge
are the admiration alike Of every visitor
and resident While it was necessary to
use large numbers of the quick. growing
soft NAPLES. yet they are intercepted with
the elms and other hard varieties which
will take the place of the short lived trees
when the latter shall have passed their
prime. OF lindeus alone there Is q ccntin-
Gus drive of thirteen miles in length with
four rows Oh Massachusetts avenue in one
stretch of ever three miles long. Of Caro-
lima poplars, tulip trees and button woods
there are about equal lengths The trim
ming Of the trees ID carried on solely Sc
c0rding TO the judgment Of the Parking
Commission in the fuTtherance of their
plans for improving the appearance OF the
trees. No trimming is ever permitted in
the interest Of the telegraph wires, and if
no other means can be found TO remove
them the trees will drive the wires Oft the
streets in few years at the nost@{Com-
mercial Gazette
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ANOTHER FORMIDABLE FuNGoID DISEASE
LET US HAVE PEA oE."

His name WAS as sword and shield,
His words were armed men,
lie moved his foemen as a field
Of wheat is mowed-anG then
Set his strong hand 70 make the shorp earth
smile again.
not in the whirlwind Of his fight,
The unbroken line OF war,
Did he best battle for the right
His victory was more
Peace was his triumph, greater ftr than all be-
fore
Who In the spirit and love Of peace
Takes sadly up the blade.
Makes war on war, that wars may cease
He striYeth uudismsyed,
And in the eternal strength his moral strength
IS stayed.
Peace, that he conquered for our sake
This is his honor, dead.
We saw the Clouds of battle break
To glory o'er his head
But brighter shone the light about his dying
bed.
Dead is thy warrior. King of Life,
Take thou his spirit flown,
The prayer Of them that knew his HtHfe
Goes upward to thy throne
Peace be to him who fcught-and fought for
peace alone.
III. C. Bunner, IN Puck.
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ATTENDING TO DErMLs-The Herald Of
Health suggests that health, like SUCCESS in
life, IS to be gained by paying attention 10
details. 1t is better to try to keep from
catching cold than to be always trying to
avoid infection. More can be done to
check cholera by keeping houses clean
than By using tons Of disinfectants Ma
ture gives health. 1t is mans perversity in
departing from Natures teaching that leads
to disease. Nature intended all to have
fresh air, sufficient plain food, uncontami-
mated water and exercise. Let Us accept
Natures bequest. if we prefer health to dis
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-08-15

Or. La Mars Seminal ? 3IIs cure al cssoBot
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, loss OF
Mental and Physical Vigor, IInpoteucy, Lvol-
untaEy Emissions and sl disorders caused u
Over-lndulgence Irdiscretiou and Abuse Dr..
Ia Mars Pills are no mere Temporary 6tirnG-
liant, biit completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and r.
store tne sexual crfa n5, snd give new ie8so OF
nfa-Hl,h power 10 ENJOY IT'D all who eEge-
hence the blessed benefits of their potant power.
price, or by Express, c. Q. u. Address al or
deTs, A. AcsOILE 3 CO. Druggists, San Fran
cisco J, 0. Box 1852 jy@-lm
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A REMARKABLE TRIBUTE.

Sidney Ourchundro. OF PlttsbHrs. Pa, Eritee:
81 hove used DIR. WIZ. HALL5 BALKAN FOR
TIE LUNGS many years with the most CRAFTY
ing results. The relieving influence of HALLS
BALsAM Is wonderful. The pain and rack of
the body incidental to n tight cough. soon dis
appear by the use Of spoonful according 70
directions. Ny wife frequently sends for
HALLS BALsAM instead Of a physician, and
health Ia speedily restored by its use,'
fe24-isfydxyIy
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For O hundred sweet, sad ycars,
Ehb OF spring, bright summers flow,
Bitter winter. AUguGIn's tears,
SeAs0Cs born that they may 20;
Ringing soft. or loud OF iJst,
To ling SlOH!y for the past,
Ringing blithely for the bride.
1'OlAng low Tor all who We died,
In yon turret Ceaselessly,
They have ruag, let what will bel
Listen. on the light wild tree2e,
How the merry chimes resCund!
Battles won cause peals Ike these
Tell the tale 70 al around.
Listen it's the d5ath-k nelPs toll,
Lot the dTe8ry echo roll,
Mixed are ever Joy and pain.
Tears and smiles are one again.
In yon turret CegsClCSsly,
Chimes are rung, let what will be
Welcome 10 the bonnie bridel
Love like this can never die,
Borrow sits his hearth beside.
In the chuIchyaTd doth she lie,
Hre we've dried our cling tGaTs,
Pass the sElft, unceaHing JeaTS.
Once more chime the hei!s o'erhcnd,
And forgotten sleeps the dead.
IN yen turret ceaselessly,
Ring the bells, let what VIII be
It's the peaceful Sunday nom
Ring, oh bella across the Ia,
Por another week IL born,
Bringing toll, or bringing giee.
Listen 10 The happy chime,
Like sonle hGlfforgotten rhyme.
Toll OF pleasure, bliss or bane,
TWined and twiste1 in one strain
Prom yon turTet ceasclessly,
Telling death and life must bel
All the Year Round.
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LlTTON SPRINGS COLLEGE.
sonomR County, Cal.

J. in the State that has tue sdvanto-c or -
entirely in the country. il is We'll aGninraS
with all educational appliances. /. gre lFi
young men Tor every branch Of business for the
yer tiles; The highes- distinctions s4ined ~
California students at the great Univereitiss n
the East have been won % pup.lsof thIs SrSoCj
letter Just received fron the pe-.i.t-a;;
Princeton College, appIisIug me Of ,lls -Tcca o.
OF three Of my boys 1t tho last entrance cvor0-
inat'on, states thai al The boys did ''csre-neI,
v en- and that the pers Of one OF then
' were the best the Examiners received fbis
year" JOHN GAnIBIl5, 3. a, Plineipai''
jylS-SBIG.s
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Advice to BEotdars.-15rs. windows
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth i relieves the little
sufferer Ut once il produces natural, quiet sleep
BY relieving the Chud from pain, and the little
cherub arakcs Gs brigh. as o button" Il Is
very pleasant TO taste It sDn.heo The child,
softens the gums, Glays all pain, relieves wind
regulates Ike bowels aid is sbe best known
remedy for Oisrrhea v.hetherarisiuE from teeth
ing OF other CaUsos Twenty-Five cents d bottle.
fz7-fvEiV'g
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RAILWAYS IN PALEsTIns-Modern rail-
ways are about to invade the Holy Land in
several directions. Turkish capitalists have
obtained CONCESSIONS and will build lines
Immediately from Alexandretta to Alleppo,
along the bank of the Euphrates, and
eventually to Damascus. The aim is to
connect the Syrian Sea with the river Eu-
pirates, one of the most important high
ways of Asiatic trade Railroad Journal
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says: The lIcOIg Co. = Preparations should not
be corfundsd with psteub u0struInF rs Coca
Beef Tonic IS o Legitimate pharmaceutical pro
duct and woTtty Of the accommodations
bestowed upon It by both huU Uopsthic and
allOpGthic journals Invaluable :, all who are
run down, nervous. dyspeptic OF bilious"
u.l-lyH5
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= 800 - -,


4t4F4 EAftSIki5S BUILDING
Embraces p 900 square feet Of floor space. and
Is acknowledged q be the most perfect building
for It's purpose west Of the Rocky Mountains.
THE STOCK GROUNDS
Form en important portion Of this Exhibition
THE VISITOR
Ia enabled to examine net only Agricultural
Mechanical and Household Products. bur like
wise improved breeds Of LIVE STOCK; hence
Exhibitors Should Take Notice OF Advnu-
tages offered ia GalduG an Exhibit
aS :hs SjaJe Eair,
As itisvisitcd BY thousands. who make 3 holfday
of the occasion, AID come for no reason than to
improve their K oFedge oftba various t.nDr1ve-
nleI4 s in h U-ACIUSt-2, AItI and SCIENCE.
EXHEBET5 TRANSPORTED FREE
To and from tbs Fair by the Railroad Com arias
No charge made for space or motive power.
Application for same sholld b. made o: once.
JESSE u. CARR, President.
EDWIN J. SIXTH, Sec5stsry, Sacramento, Cal.
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EDUCATIONAL
HOME SCHOOL

/ hs rACtAAESTO HOME SCHOOL WIZ
L open MONDAY August i'm for tS,ct 49, 49,
ars US desire immediate announcement 10 stand
ara grades as established BY the state G1a-5 -
fnoic Instruction. Mrs. F. NJ. ROSS.
aNlo-ot- Principal 1921 Il street
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE drank with
soda water is delicious All druggists have
it. 1t Is refreshing and cooling. Try it
often
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Esadsos's Eu ala Salye hes ypauIorSul
healing power over oil flesh wounds scalds,
Bcre joints etc. oll-lyTuThS
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= aElIc'e6 with Sore Eyes use Dr.. Esasc
THOAPsUE'o EYE WATER. D.uggigts ssu it
g. - cents. OI-lFB
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GREAsE SPoTs ON PAPER-qrease spots. IF
old, may be removed by applying q solu-
ton. OF varying strength, OF caust4c potash
upon the back of the leaf The printing.
which looks somewhat faded after the re-
movsl Of the spot, may be frcshened up BY
the application of mixture OF one part Of
lnuriatic acid and twenty i've parts of wa
ter. In the case OF fresh grease spots car
Donate of potassa Zone part to thirty parts
OF waterl. chlorofnrm, ether OF benzine
renders good service. Wax disappears II.
after satuTating with benzine or turpentine,
1t is covered with folded blotting paper
and hot hatiron put upon it. Paraffine
is removed by boiling water or hot spirits.
Ink spots or rust yield to oxslic acid in com
bination with hot water; chloride of gold
or silver spots TO q weak solution of cor
rosive sublimate or cyanide of potassium.
Sealing wax is dissolved by hot spirits. and
then rubbed of with ossa sepia. Indian
ink is slightly brushed over with oil, and
affer twelve hours saponifed with sslmiac
any particles of color still remaining must
be removed with rubber. Blood stains dis
appear after the application for twenty
minutes of the chloride of lime; theyeAow-
ish stain still remaining yields to weak
acid. Fresh spots Of paste are removed
with moist sponge. Older ones with hot
water The Stationer
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Zcta Straw Wnr}rs-EEats hleachsd and
pressed. 1879 Eighth street, between and <.
ies5 In
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PR!V.iLEGESI.
BIDS FOR STRAW,
s1oNDAY. AUGUST nth.

DID3 FOR STRAW WILL Bg RECEIVED
ID by the Committee at the Office of Secretary
State Agricultural Society, up to 2 O'Clock,
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The Straw will be purchased by the Ton, ard
Straw. About 90 Tons will be wanted BsrsW
70 be delivered at Park SATURDAY. 6EPTEA-
BKR g. 1885. EDWIN =. SMITH, Secretary.
RuT.td {,lrIt
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A BRIDE Who DIps'r MED ADyrcE-
A rather green looking couple entered the
office of Justice and requested the magis-
trate to unite them in marriage. At the
conclusion Of the ceremony the Justice, out
OF his vast experience, gave them a few
words of advice. After he had explained
to the young man his duties as husband.
etc, he turned to the bride. He told her
how she should conduct herself. that she
must look to her husband for every.
thing, and. forsaking father and mother
and brother and sisters, follow him wher-
ever he went. She stood Il pretty well for
q while, but as he became eloquent she be-
came FESTIVE, and finally she interrupted
him with the remark: "Cut that short.
Judge; I've been married twice before
Exchange
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Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
iment Few do. Not to know is
not to have.
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CANDY FACTORY.

AIRS K n. wIEDsfANN, NOS. AIS J STREET
III and 4Ie street metropolitan Ihse%eI
Building) Manufacturer and wholesale ana
Retail Dealer In all kinds of Candies and NusE
sul2-3ptf
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WATERECusE LEsLEa.

~ - Cz-S-&TT I.sg III rs E7S1
AND CARRIAGE TRAININGS,
zoe, I'll, TI5 eud us , street, sacramento.
Nos. is 10 % Peeie s-rs=- Francisco
10 1855 Front Street ma --f' NsH IoFh
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p1szAsys OF VINES.

With the aid Of recently published
work by Monsieur Viala, of the College of
Montpelier, France, concerning the fun
gold disease of vines, 1t appears to be now
much easier to determine the true nature
of some Of the fungoid diseases in our own
vineyards. Heretofore this question has
been obscured for want of correct informs-
ton as to the varieties of this disease, and
from repeated examinations now madei
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TIE CENTENARY or THE BELLS.

Plymouth, August II, 1885.
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fe2+-isly&wly
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

III. C. Bunner, IN Puck.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
THE UNDoUBTED LEADER.

IL there ever has been q question In
tho nfatly quarter OF n century OF the
Great FOrepaugh Show, which If TO CIV
performances here next Friday, May 9Th,
~ TO whether II IL the king OF the road,
there Ia certainly none now.
II Ia the nndisputed autocrat OF the
exhibition Kingdom, and there Ia n
longer left the feeblest chance for c)m-
parison with II OF the most prelentions
shows OF the road. They are relegated,
as II were, and like the poor scholars In
school, are seated Oh the back benchee,
and have taken step lower down TO-
ward the foot OF the class. Ambition
when genius 10 its ally, can no more be
chained than the forked lightning which
strikes and ehyera whatever ia In ite
path. ForepaUgh Ia on top; Indeed, al
most out OF sight OF those who are Cl mn
Ing further down the sleep decllyl y,
and the publ aud D 'ofeaeion oil know
aud confess ". Some managers are
great In q single thing-as ADVERT 0 9,
solicitors OF museum curl0sities, judges
OF horse il,sh, tasty In the construction
OF material, far seeing In financial mat.
ters. Adam FOrepaugh Ia one aud oil OF
these. and combines the ability Of the
whole. IIe would hays made great
General, able Governor, superb Congress.
man, or head Of some important Gov
ernment department, But he has oh
tained faue, honor, wealth ard friend
ship without that. II Ia safe TO say he
10 among tho most widely known men
to-day on the earth, aud he IL respected
and trusted by tbo'e who are inllmdte
with him. Az home, In the uaker cty
surrounded with plain and substantial
c0mforts. ho occupies an exalted social
position which IL eDvled by his neigh.
bors. His home hearth IL his chief pride,
and when surrounded after twiligh, at
his own areside by a score OF the neigh
bor.hOod children, his jolly, good natUr.
cd face Is ~ benevolent looking and
kindly as merry Kris KrIngle's, aud the
little ones call him emperor OF Joy"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
ENGLISH WAR GOSSIP.


The largest ateamthlp companies,
among them the Peninsular 0fieni, are
iu.uring their vessels at 10 per cent
premium.
General WOlselOy, left London for sua
him, II is believed will make arrange.
menls for the immediate withdrasal OF
oil the British troops now In Egypt
The steel manOf'war Howe was
launched az Pembroke, Wales, This new
addition TO the British navy carries ton
guns aud will have a crew OF 40 men
Sweden and Nofwly are urging upon
Denmark the expedlency OF uniting with
them In the issue tf proclamation, In
the event Of war, declaring u strict neu-
trality.
The Italian Government means to sub
sldize the several steamship companies
0f that country, In order 10 prevent the
further sale Of their vessels To foreign
nations.
Several OF the large steamship COM
panles engaged In the coal carrying
trade have effected assurances NJ war
rates upon both vessels and cargoes for
periods OF three and elk months.
Two hundred and seventy vessels
have applied TO the British Consul ut
Odessa for charters for the Black Sea
ports, being anxious 10 employ the last
pause, before war breaks out, for freight
ing Russian grain 10 England.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
GOT THROUGH ALL RIGHT

While q number Of laborers were at
work repairing q large deep sewer In
Phlladelphia few days ago they were
warned by u roaring noise that flood
was coming down upon them. All hur-
riedly escaped but Que. He delayed q
moment 10 light his pipe, and the rush.
ing waters caught him. A smothored
scream was heard by his terrified com
panionsas he was borne on the witt mtyH
Ing m lseof water. They ran az quickly as
possiblo 10 the sewer opening In the
river, reaching that point In time to see
their fellow w0rkmen shot llfty feet In
10 the stream, as from calapuit, aud
cllnging 10 piece of board that he had
caught while In the mad rush OF waters.
He emerged unharmed beyond few
scratches aud quickly swan TO tho shore,
where he was received as one from the
dend
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07
MIeoRLLANEoUs
FOE S ALE.


IHAyE THE FOLLOWING PLANTS rpR SALE
CABBAGE-EARLY,
10000 Early Jersey Wakefield, sure
header.
10000 Early Wlnnigslandt, good keeper.
10000 Early York, can be planted close.
OABBAGE--LATE, M
$1,000 Premium Flat Dutch, standard
$4,000 MN. .Drumhead, large solid header
'''''''' TOMATO.
10000 Livingston Fayorite, tho best and
most productive.
10000 Livingston Perfection, large and
smooth.
10000 May Flower. claimed 10 be early
10000 Acme, fine for canning
CELERY.
10000 Golden Heart, best table variety.
10000 Crawford'a II. Dwarf. very good
keeper.
5000 White Plume.
CAULIBL0WER.
1000 Ear now Ball; late, sure header.
goo three choice varieties OF Pepper
and Egg Plants.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
l5, 900 OF three standard varieties grown
In the most improved manner, we'll
hardened of.
With the following Fruit and Plants
In their respective seasons;
aTRAWbERRIKS.
10000 OF 40 Varieties--early, medlumand
late.
BLACK CAP RAsPBERRIEs.
10000 DOolittle Improved, one Of the
early heavy croppers.
5000 Mammoth Cluster.
5000 Tyler, new quite early extra.
5000 Skowhegan, new quite early extra
10000 Gregg
RED RAsPBERRlEs,
5000 Cuthbtrt, Turner, Brandy'Wlne.
GRAPES.
A few 7 feet plants quito cheap, Of the
best varieties.
Also can get at short notice any atock
that 10 handled by reliable nurserymen
10 illl orders In trees, &c.
All tho above plants are grown from tho very beat Of
heod ana plants 0blanAblp O tho most reliable doAleH
IN the g. and tpee the frOht hnl dIputh ~ Aht season
hpa oAutd my plants mol 70 show iollh lhtlr lcAi
worth hope that all Will bear With tho grower and
expect better results tha hrA'0n, Ahd tinoo hAYt
billt 40 ieet muTe greenhouse aud put ~ water I'M
pfuyonenh, 10 amount " toOO, expect 70 be able v
soil ~ low nh tho lowest ava 10 market hnd deliver all
The above with great pI0inpneAa and fffehno aud ph
poC " handle 800 bunhtlh ~ berries hnd RTAposI also
BOO bushels tomatoes and some quite choice oArly mel
luna VI Tho Nutmeg family which arr grown on nj
grounds, which Will 10 delivered " Tho purchaser uit
same dAy they arc gathered Ahd ~ have spared no
mrAua make my ~ Quo 0i tho best IN tho State
cordially Invite all who will need Any u the above toh
aud prhuoa 10 call hnd examine The thnr, h0f fur
thuf Information call NJ lin rrhldtuou on upOfget0w
iOAd One mile from enAt Orldge or address
U. W. FAUST, r. o. Boh bb Canton, Oho'