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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-12

the Evils ana hangers Wnlcn WOulO ne.
suit from Our Possessing the Liberty to
Have Things According to Our Own Or
dering.
While it is unquestionably true of
us, as human beings, that we naturally
desire to have things according to our
minds, it is equally certain that we are
wholly untitled for possessing such lib
erty. We are constantly liable to mis-
taken impressions, and we are never
insured against wrong conclusions,
when left to ourselves. Certainly, our
lives are full of mistakes actually made,
and those barely escaped are quite
numerous. The result of our expert
ence is by no means in favor of the pre-
sumption that our mind is always right.
and that it would always be well for
us, or others. were we to invariably
have things according to our mind.
Very little do we know of the relations
and bearings of what we would have,
if we could have just what We want.
Shortsighted, indeed. are we as to what
might come to pass through our hav.
inc our own way. More evil than good
might result. 1t is possible for us tc
see scarcely any end from the begin.
ming. We can not look even through
time, and much less through eternity
What we regard as bitter end in ad
versity may be but the invaluable
means employed for the accomplish
mcnt of the most desirable end. Tha
which VIC lament as an evil may be in
calculably good, and that which VI
deem q blessing may be only curse
What is man in comparison will
| God, that the events of this work
! should transpire according to the hu
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-12

The special mail delivery system b
voted 20 be great annoyance by postai
clerks, who have to keep shafY watch
for few letters bearing its stamp while
sorting thousands Of tvo-centers.-N
7. Sun.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-12

- detained . standard Of excellence whist
AdmitD q NO superior.
70 conSains every improvement that inventive
DDu1us, skill and money can produces.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-12
international Sunday. School Lessons.
HUMAN EAlllBlllTY.

The Evils and Dangers Which Would Re-
suit from Our Possessing the Liberty to
Have Things According to Our Own Or
deriny,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1886-05-12

A drcamcrs legend say your 1t may be,
And yet the lessons taught in Galilee
OF love to God and man can no'er grow old
And he who learns them well need not be
told
That sacrifice of self to do Gods will
Will win sweet glnnpses Of the Lords face
still.
Lloyd G. Thompson, IN N. 7. Independent.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
STAGE CONNECTIONS.

Via Lagmna TO the IudisB 2ai-so %
Aooms. l6 ailss.
Via Wtsgatc to Fort Ningats. 3 miles:
Zuni f5 miles.
Via Msnuelito a. K,rt Defiance h,v-
ajo agency), Is miles Canon de Chs,.e. GO
miles; Eeams Cantxs. 80 miles.
Via 1IoIhroSk. tri-veekiy stages 20 St.
Johns, s3 miles; Fort Apache, 80 miles;
Sprineeryills, 95 miles: SHOW Low. 80 n lies
Tsyloryiile, a5 miles. Noqui Indian village
mo regular stagsl. 80 miles.
Via wiusISw to Brigham Ciiy and Sun.
act.
Via Ash Fork, daily stages TO PRESCOTT
and whipple Barracks, 81 miles; daily stag
o. from Prescott 10 Phenif. srd tri.woekly
stages ~ Fort Verde.
Wis Feseh Sprin9s 10 the -S.vsasl
Canon of the Colorado, Is miles.
yis KinEsnan. daily stages TO St,cktoil
Hill. 10 miles; Mineral Park, tG miles, Ger
bat Il miles.
Via Y0eca to signal, 40 miles.
Via aNeetsies, steamer 10 w "a, Colorado
river agency, Fort Mohays. Mohavs City.
Hardyville, Arizona: and FL Dorado Canon.
Nevada.
w. A. lSysscij.
General Passenger Agsnt.
ID. n. Kebinssp. Gen'l Manager.
Albuquerque, N. NJ.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
TO TIE VOTERS OF
MOHAvE COUNTY.

The attention Of tbs qualified voters VI
Mohavs county 10 called - thr following
cot:
An set 70 permanently iocate The eaipty
sent of M0haye county.
Be il enacted By the Legislative Assembly
Of the Territory Of Arizona:
SECTION 1. Tha. the qualified voters VI
Nohsve county shall, at ths psIt general
d sction. designate by ballot tbs locality,
town or village for the county ssat Of sAid
county.
sEC. 2, That st the next general cleo
tion any voter may designate upon his ba.
lot place for the county seat Of Mshave
county; and all such votes shall Be received,
sounted and returned ss .o4hsr votss; and
.4s F'sSc. reneivino the highest nuDser Of
votes stsAE b he sUSnts sest ~ Mobsvs
county; saeynss, that The Iaaea ~ desig.
n&ted shsii ~ Mineral Park or sorne place
sstSaasd ON tssa lias II ths Atlantic and Pa
.s;t-.o - i,i,szsra ssfssn sid COUNTY.
sEo .. Al acts or parts of acts In oon-
aiet With ihs pESEisions Of tbis sss ase
hereby rspesied
szo, 4. Tins 4ss shall tsks esfsct and be
IN force fro1n and after ia ps.sssgs.
Approved Fsbrusry 25. 1876.
In compliance Wit he above act all per.
SINS entitled 70 vote ssnil designate upon
{ heir ballots the town or village in this
eounty for the permanent location Of the
ooanty ssst.
RoEsHT S1Ekx,
sheriff,
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
nlsse..s q rs.<s sp.snss. :

--s lf + q
On "Wednesday svsnisg ~ M ~
Lsid - Peach Gpsines u ~ hoss a II. j
L. Hslson. The meeting waa IN inpsossptu
oas. callsd 90 ahost notiss. bsnsss Of sh4
unsnounssd arrival ihsss of ". q. Blsksly
and Eb. Williams tho candidates rsspss.iyely
- The rspoblissn Ticket for Cosnty Judse
and DISTRICT Attorney. There was quite q
lAras atteudsnoe Of .hs eitixsi.s, sid at
sboat . o'clock the meeting vas oseanIssa
by calling A. 2. Fraser. ESQ. 10 ths chair
and sslsstina A. 3. Coon, Esq. o. ssssst4sy
Ths chairman opsnsd tho mseting and
introdeosd L. o. Covsa, Esq. ths dsrae-
cratic eadidats for District Attorney. who
delivered short addrssa. He vas followed
by Eb. wiliisms. Esq, who mads qriss
talk OF Considerable length, which vss
iistsnsd 70 With fixed sttsntion. Tbs
speakers although political ~ ses.ss fr,at
cd saeh other With marked 81 asMs. Jn1y
we're followed by W. q. Biai Z =. ssl., ssl,o.s
speech Was. az his spssshes sassys ase,s
highly interesting and sntsr sfsinQ. The.
meeting closed with three hsxssy shssrs fnr
ths speskss. This oosaaion vsts 3ass vf.t
: political gathering should astays 30. an
,rdsriy kindly assembly Of eAnbdssss and
rotor, for the purpose Of bec,n,ing bsttsr
seQuaintsd ard Of better uu1i tan ling
sash other.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

lfl;l1l1Ji|

Beyond anea.tion the cheapest and most
effective machine Of the kind now in use,
adapted to all grades and Glasses uf orc.
This machine has boen thoroughly tested
Tor this past two years under Rrcat variety
of conditions giving most extraordinary re.
snlts, far IN advance Of anything eycr be.
fore realized.
A recent competitive test made with tho
fruc at the Carlisle mine in Nsw Mexico
showed an advantage Of 30 per csnt tn favor
Of the Duncan, The afnount saved over the
Frne being sufficient to pay tho entire cost
Of the machines rearly every month in the
year.
The following is an enumeration of u.
many advantages over ali other machines:
FrSsT-Its cost Is not more than half that
of any other Of equal capacity, and the
weight is nearly loo pounds less. thus
Rrestly reducing the cost Of transportation
SEcoxD-The expense Of seftinR co In
running order 10 not more than one third
that of the Frue, or any other belt machine
much less gradinz ard timber work being
necessary.
TnIsp-Ths expenditure for repair is mot
moro than onc-hath that Of any belt ma.
chine, and they viii last fuliy three times
ss long. working under ths same conditions.
FouETH-Not more than ons.hah the
space is required-a point Of great impor.
tance where considerable number are used.
TysTH-No spct,ial skill and very little
care IL necessary TO operate IL.
SrsTa-No moie water is required than IL
furnished by the batteries.
SEvyxTH-It siives all the amaiRsm, gold
or SILVER that eaa,apss the batteries. pans Ur
settlers--an invalnabls feature, and claim
ed by no other, uaking the machine worth
more than u custs for this purpose alone.
EtoHrH--.A much coarssr Qrnde OF ore oan
DO handled successfully than by any other
raachine-a great advantage Ia many in.
stances where fine crushing is not necessary
TO eliminate the mineral.
NI1TR--lt has DO HniHil aud deiicste me.
ohanisIn, requiring nice adjustment and thx
CLOSEST attention --an nisupcxsbls objection
king them unfit sor the roagA service Of q
quartz mill.
TsNIH--<iseat simplicity Of construction
and s,iall number OF wearing parts. The
whole machine 10 conlprised in eoventeen
risces, only thres of which are subjeot TO
any special wear and these can bc replaced
1T a nominal cost. The frue has Il3 pieces
and some similar machines many more ma.
hing a complication Of parts that involves
constant repair andgreat expense In this
way, as we'll M In loss Of time.
We are awarcthat the most swee episQ and
preientious claims are made for ncariy
every concentration in the market, bat IL In
we'll. known fsot that the results Of their
operation have isot in any instance made
g.ssl ,hes. cialnss. The advantages here set.
forth for the duncan. as we'll az the state.
pie9i. made, we are prepared 10 gubstarfi.
ate b, actual working results.
Price. $40. Weight. .about 17b0b
Sand for eireular 70 Pacia, Isoa Work
BsSaiN, I.issYTON a co.
s San Prrpr'snn. l.I. :.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
NOTICE.

have placed my accounts in tho hands Of
J. W. stsphenson, Attorney at Law, with
instrr1t;ons 70 prsss their collection.
Thcss who do not call on him Ht once can
mot complain II they are put to COSTS.
Mineral Psrk, Sept. Goth A. d. 1886.
J.F, BxLL.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
EvssysAi.s Gsss v5ss~s.

In the bodily nsshaaissn vhen tho lisss
ssss out sf ,xdss. Constipation, dyspspsasi
sonlaininatioa of ths bised, impssfeet a..
sssAilstisa. sss certain - rsosos. Bat II y
sasy 70 pnvsns these eonseqasDnss, ana
ransove thds easss. by coarse of Hos,et-
ters Stomach Bittsrs, vhiah sstsnslAtsa the
hillary organ and rsgulAtss its action. The
dissct result u = diaappssnuos of the pains
beneath the ribs and thf0agli Lhe shoulder
blades, the nsusss. hsadssi,ss, yeliy~ao.s
Of the akin. farrsd LOOK Of the tongos. aud
fSnr olor Of sho bressh, which chssactsfizr
liver complaint. soOnd disesi.sa aud q
regular habit Of body sss blsssinxs also
secured by Nc ass u This eslebmted rss-
sesKsi.e u seeieh, which iaap'sria degree
ef siaer 10 Tbs body which is It's best rusrnn.
tes Of a@svty from inalar1i spidemics.
Retss D.akness aud ovsf-toasica are fsiisv-
ssby Il. ana Il improvss both sppstits and
asAsD
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
NOTICE.

The Mohavs Rifles will pest on the first
Sunday of each month. an O'Clock In the
afternoon at the Court House in Mineral
Park, for drill and the Transaction Of CON.
p.py business. Aiuli Attendance Is rsques,
ed.
RosRKr D'YHE.
w. X. JosEs. Captain.
lat Sergeant.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
-, IS

suIts. ~ = svs..o.
n osunnAsnsi the Asssea g sos .'. \ 4.
4 lb,. !ats rsvssaiaaa ssninsss ss'su !. !.
Vim. thss sixAss V s.'nasa e e.,ss 4. !,
a.,,, !. = lsssl sxpizsssen d ths'f sssns ~
...,svs sb.Ir ssSaafssG fs~ity g ~ sspos'
hsAa passy lsumpticn Of poorer b
basnsy saddlsk.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
NOTICE.

have made no promia, 70 ANY person Il
the event of my election AZ TO tho under
sheriaship OF deputy.
Minssal Psst Dot. 2lst is66.
e. q. PATxxssox.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
CeUSTY AssEssen.

Z In voting for the raan who shall 10 sieei-
TO &il this most importast Once, the .is-
raysr should bear In mind that os flss
propas pssfssmanss of his ssspsnsibIe 10
tsss By this oflioss dspSsds In barge uats-
urs the nnansist condition Of tho eouasy,
Should the County Assessor nsasset his da
No., should hs favor sops snd epprsss etn.
en-, of Ia any way ezseed his powers. mrsa
trOabls, loss asd probable iitieasisa mu&s
usssssssiiy easus 10 the county. This Is q
nsv ofBss. and for the frst time In ous his
tory the people have the ssssctioa Of tbs
man who 10 to all Il. W. A. Atkiuson. the
Republican eandid@ss, posssssss ths re-
suirsmsnts sssssssFy In man Who u able
10 properly an this very important office.
vots for him.
Vote for Howssi Watkins for the ,.art
County ClsFt.
Psad's Extnset, for Pain, C0nRest,ons,
etc.. prot eeds IN lis ran er of usefulness.
Il has had q trial and success that prove 1t
cannot be supsrssded.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

20 called inonTable Diseases. DR.. LigbiQ's
German lnvigorator 10 positively guaranteed
20 curs nervous and physical debility, soms
inal Weakness, lost manhood. spermatorrhes
ioss Of energy. ringing and dizziness b, the
hoad. inslancholis. hopeless fesiings, yfoses.
torrhsa. and all this results Of youthful inn
pradenOe and excesses of mature ars. The
Doctor, q regular college physicisn from
Europe viii agree TO forfeit one thousand
dollars for csse tbs Inyigorator will not
cnrs under special trsatment snd advice.
The ronsoa 20 many can not get cured et
a complication, called Prostatorrhea, which
requires peculiar treatment.
DR.. Lisbig's 1nvigorator No. 2 is tbs only
positive euro for prostatorrhea. Price o.
either fnvigorntor, 81 per bottle ;six fof $40.
Sent to any address ON receipt of price, or
@. o. D.. Responsible persons can pay
when cured. Strictest Secrecy Maintained.
Patients cured at home. DR.. Liebig Dis
pensary has an Elegant Drug Store ~ hs
building.
Too frequent evacuation OF the Bladder
and Ropy Sediment in urine are symptoms
of Secondary Seminal Weakness and Pros.
tstorriea. Complaints readily yield u, the
DIR. Giebig Treatment.
Ordinary Cases--Any resent osse of special
or private diseases cured for $40. Feme
dies sufficient TO cuYe will he promptly sent,
with full directions and advice, on receipt Of
$40 Ali packages Ars securely covered
from observation.
Invigorator Samples Free. r.
To prove the wonderful power f.hs lssAt
German Inviaora.s ~ coLtle OF either
nrnb< Iwii he seaE freS OF charge. Per
sons ordering free bottle will only have 10
pay expressaQe on delivery
Most powerful Electric Belts free 10 pa
tients. Consultation, examination and ad.
vice free and private Call OF write.
DIR. LIEBIG a CO., 100 Geary st..
Private Rnsranoe. 405 Mason vt. 4. f.. Cal.
Juiyi S5tf
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

In the JuGttce'a Court OF ktngnau IRE
eiDct. Of tne county Of Mohavs, Territory d
Arizona.
HKKaY KosnsoH. !
W. summons.
CLkNEkrx SALAzlR.
Defendant.
The Territory Of Arizona ssuds gresting 10
Clsments Sal.zsr, Defendant.
You are hereby summNned to NJ f b.
fore me-. at my fi3ce ia Kingneu xsnan
Precinct, in the County Of Mohx'ys. a tbs
11th day u November. Ing. Az 2 0es~'
?. n, in an action brought against 20
SAID plaintiff TO answer the coSnrjsG &
shs above named plaintiff.
Bsid action is brought to recover 1ke
Hundred sssd Nine and 81 100 Doliarsi $1OD.
B9.100j for ~ days work on the Mississippi
mining claim at f2.00 pes day and board
t$169 YOU) and 441. 10 balance Of account due
at Beecher 4 Cos. store IN kingnan assign
I'd 70 piaintih. Labor was performed fror,
April 18th to July 18th 1885, or jodgs'sat
will be taken agsinst yUu for the 80 I'D amount,
together with cyats ~ this suit II yviI fail u,
apYear and answer.
To tine Sheriff or al. Consi'Ibls "i sSid
County, Greeting:
Make legal service and due ret urn fisrro!.
Given under my hand this nth day Of
September 1855.
P.F. Watkins,
A Justice Of the Poace in and for said
Precinct.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
liet stationa.

As,sl 3tationa.
Thfougb tiescts 10 AL the principal cities
SsEt aud wes. On sale At tbs foilosing sta
t.oas. Aibaaaerqus, iioibrook, winsios,
Fiagssaf, Peach Springs, Ningman, Pres.
cott and sbe EecdIes
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

To Art TO wsox rxsE PAKsxxr nirc cosu
0Asrrna:
Executive proelnmstion Of the 27th day u
September. 1896. There shall be oLos~R at
the general election Of November "a. la The
counties of Mohave, Pima and Coohiss, ono
% unty clerk in s.oh Of the said counties.
: IL wituess whereof have hereento cot
my hand and sfaxsd tbs Great
tsssL Bell 81 the Territory OF An
zons.
Done At PRESCOTT tkis ninth dsy Of Ooto.
Der. 4. r., lsss.
JAS. A. BAfAKD,
Acting Govsrnor.
Jas. A. BAYAsp.
Secretary of the Terri ofy.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
ANN 00flin presents given away.
xIlIlI.lIllIs@ s@nd US 5 cents pa,stase,
W0OOg oOognd nv mail Won will Oet

free q package OF goods Of large valrs that
will start you in work thai will mt onoe
bring you ia money faster thsn anything
else In America. All aboHt t,ts 500 900 in
presents with cach box. Ageats wanted
ever, where. OF either sex. Of III ages, for all
the time. or spgrs time ouiy, 90 work for M
at their own homes. Fortunes for all work.
ers absolutely assured. Dent delay. H.
HALJETT q CO.. PortlsI,d, M.iuc.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
DR.. Liebig

DtsBensaSsy, G,sv .
sseary assN Masses
Sts. /. Assss fssNets.
70, lsn1.
Tbs Colleges Insfituts
for tho cure 1f all
sfwcisl coanplicsted 4
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

Trains on tho Atlaniic and Paoiho Rail.
road are run op Mountain or StsndaFd Time.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
Surnrnons.

In the Justices Court Of Kingmsn Pre-.
einct. Of tne county Of Mohavs, Territory f
Anzors.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
.oaAvE COUNTY Hln.R
oyyIClALPAPERoYTHECouSfY.
x1ns&AL sAax. ot1oBiE u. lass.

apssiAl Notices In ths reading columns Of
Fss CSadS ~ iiss f6f s4sh inssstioa.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31

Vote for Howssi Watkins for the nsr
County Clssf.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
SUPPLEMENTARY PROclA.
NATION.

Territory Of krixous. !
Executiys Department,
Once Of the Governor.
Mohave County miner., 1886-10-31
AnarvAL 3 DnARruns % NAIL.

Hzbssribsss 10 Ills papss viii eoafsr .
lssss bv ssndine potiss of any irrsguiarsty
. sdeaivssy 10 tAis of1se.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-01
Ten Hours Enough.

1t has always been my belief that it
is mistake to make too long hours the
rule. Men who work with will and
are wide awake will accomplish as much
in ten hours as if twelve hours were re.
quired. ! have for several years knock
ed off work at six o'clock. and the men
spend their evenings in innocent sports
or swimming in the neiehboring pond,
and come to work the next morning
fresh and active; and my men never
leave me when work is driving, and I
always have a choice of the best men in
the neiehborhood. The neighbors
when first adopted this plan, did not
like it, but some of them have since
adopted it and are glad of the change
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-01
Selling Cattle.

The plan Of soiling cattle and Other
animals instead of allowing them large
areas of sranty pasture to find theil
feed is g ting TO be, year after year. s
growing necessity. and is recommended
by number of considerations which
appear to US pretty well conclusive. We
believe in modified system of soiling
We think that cattle, hogs and horses
should have, at least in summer, small
and convenient pasture grounds in
which they may find shade and water,
take moderate exercise, and have the
benefit of the uptainted breezy atmos
phere, while their food is raised in 9th
err localities anG brought to their stalls.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-01
Profitable Wheat Economy.
WALDO L. BROWN.

With wheat selling at present prices no
farmer can afford to grow a poor crop,
and every whelt grower should de-
termine to select such soil, and so thor.
onghly prepare it, that he may reason
ably expect from 20 to 30 bushels per
acre. This ought not to be difficult on
good wheat land provided the proper
condition of soil is obtained. By
far the most important point under the
control CT the farmer is the preparation
Of the seed bed. and often ten bushels
10 the acre can be added to the crop
by attention to this alone. The best
seed-Ded is one mellow at the surface,
but compact below. This seed-bed is
most easily secured by early blowing
and frequent workings of the soil.
These workings should follow every
rain, as soon as the land is dry enough,
and should be shallow. There is no
better implement for this than an Ac.
me harrow, but judgement must be US
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-01
The Verdict Unanimous.

w. D. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind,
testifes: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy. Every
bottle sold has given relief in every
case. One man took six bottles, and
was cured of Rheumatism Of 10 years
standing" Abraham Hare, druggist,
Bellville, Ohio, afirms "The best SELL
ing medicine I have ever handled in
my 20 years experience, is Electric
Bitters" Thousands of others have
added their testimony, so that the YER
diet is unanimous that Electric BitterS
do cure all diseases of the Liver, Kid.
neys or Blood Only a half dollar q
bottle at L. r. Kinks Drug Store.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-01
Packing Apples.

"Handle apples as you would handle
eggs" is good advice. Old -four barrels
unless carefully washed and dried, will
impart a nusty flavor to the fruit before
midwinter, especially if the air in the
cellar is moist. The first apples which
are put in market barrels should be
"faced.' the facing consists in placing
two or three LAYERS on the lower head
with steme down; that is, with Items
pointing towards the heal. Clean, bright
apples of ordinary size should beselect
ed for this purpose. The rest of the
apples may be poured into the barrel.
This pouring, if properly done. will
not injure the apples. Eggs can be
poured. Use basket with a swinging
handle, one which can be lowered into
the barr, aud turned while there, and
hold the apples back with the hand, SO
that they will not pour out rapidly. Two
or three times during the filling shake
the barrels gently to settle the apples
firmly. Face the upper head in the
same manner as the lower one. 1t l.
desirable not to head UP the barrel al
once. Cover with boards to keep out
the rain. and let the barrels stand open
four or five days. 1t is not, however
always possible to cover the barrels il
which case they may be headed up a
once and turned down on their sides
In this condition they will shed water
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-10-01
South Carolina Phosphate for
Wheat.

There has been good deal said in
the Farmer about South Carolina Phos-
phate as fertilizer for wheat, but there
are, it seems to me, comparative y few
farmers who know the value of this
fertilizer. Nearly al tiny neighbors use
an ammoniated phosphate. paying for
it about double the price of the South
Carolina rock, and not getting any bet
ter returns, if as good, as they would
by the use of the plain dissolved South
Carolina rock. A Howard county farm
err told me the other day that his wheat
crop, IA bushels per acre, would not
pay him for what he had put on it. |
have often spoken to him about the
South Carolina rock, but he is welded
to his ammoniated idols and always
uses expensive fertilizers. My wheat
this year is poor crop, only II bushels
per acre, but the poor yield was caused
by the thinning of the wheat by the
winter weather, the heads were long
and we'll filed, and, if the weather had
been favorable from seeding time till
spring, | should have had, Judging from
past experience, between 25 and 80
bushels per acre.
[ only use about 200 lbs. South Car
DINA rock per acre and the cost is very
small | am thinking of using heavier
dressing this season in order to give
the grass and clover better chance. l
always. in drilling the wheat, shut off
the fertilizer in one or two places in
the field, in order to see what the fer
tilizer is doing for the crop, and never
have to set stakes to find the places with
out fertilizers as it always shows until
the day the wheat is harvested. The
lat time | used an ammonatei fertile.
er [ could barely see the difference in
the wheat where the fertilizer was sown
and where there was none, while in the
same field where South Carolina rock
was used, the same amount per acre
any one would notice the difference
Amcrican Farmer, Baltic.