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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

The Dayton Journal joins the Akron
Beacon in calling for the REPUBLIC, as the
name of this paper. 1t says, forcibly:
The Akron Beacon suggests that the
GLOBE REPUBLIC should drop the GLOBE.
We second the motion. Doubls-headers are
nuissncss to editors who use their names.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

The Primrose League movement in Eng
land and Scotland has good deal of sig
nifcance. Lord Randolph Churchill, who
is quite American is his style. as becomes
the husband of an American wife, is the
chief OF the order alluded to, which was or
ganized in the interest of conservatism and
named in honor of the late Lord BeaconS-
field, of whose principles the primrose was
the emblem. Branches of the league are
being formed in various localities of the
United Kingdom and people of what are
called the middle" and lower" classes
are united with the nobility in the enrolling
and maintenance of the clubs. Primrose
club meetings are held in the great hall of
the castle, and Iuncheons and teas are given
in the grand dining room. where the lords
and ladies fraterniZe with their neighbOrS
in the trades and in agricultural pursuits.
In this way conservatism is assuming and
applying progressive policy and is show
ing its practical wisdom. Movements which
move, do not go from the top dOwnwards,
but from the bottom upwards. The new
and fresh blood of the farmers. artisans
and tradesmen of England, will give new
vigOr and longer life to conservatism.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

Our democratic contemporary, the CIeve-
land Plain Dealer, says:
Hon Coates Kinney has sold out his in
terest in the Springfield GLoBEREPUBLIC.
Mr.. Kinney is one of the able veterans of
Ohio journalism and will be missed by his
many friends C. NJ. Nichols. Mr.. Kinney's
successor, is a good journalist and will keep
the GLoBE-REPCBLIC up to the hight stand
ard which it has maintained so long.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

Hon. James u. Blaine, who ii appears is
what is called Observation-Disclosures Is
to say, sort Of Presbyterian Congrega-
tionalist, addressed the Congregational
club al Boston. few nights ago. and he
gave ministers some mighty good sugges-
tioDs, in the following portions of his
speech:
1 went to church all through my boy
hood, and eX necesSite, and when came 10
New England | went into the COngregs-
tional church. | would rather have kept
in the Presbyterian church, | am frank 10
say; therefore | address myself 20 both.
Now | do not think the members of the
Congregational club. the president of the
Brown university, or the distinguished
friend whom / admire for many reasons,
ths president of the theological SEMINARY; |
hardly think any of these gentlemen of the
ministry or any of Us in the pews with
varying degrees of piety and at times no
piety at all, can believe that the preaching
of the word today is as effective a. II
ought To be. Now have my theory about
that and If there is anything ankee
has particular right TO, il Is to
have a theory or take out a patent. Now
my theory is that literally speaking, the
| =. tn, mo- =
.''.ah t,,a - y WI will
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

At Cleveland, o., Mrs. Lizzie Bowen was
.-ranted divorce from Rev. Benjamin +.
Bowen, on the ground of cruelty.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24
The Mount Vernon Republican, of De

cember -, has this pleasant paragraph:
Colonel Coates Kinney has retired from
the GLOBE REPUBLIC, his interest being
| purchased by c. NJ. Nichols. Mr.. Nichols is
brilliant journalist. gentleman of rare at
tainments. and under his sole management
the GLOBE -REPUBIICw will explore new fields
and enlarge its sphere of usefulness. The
GLOBE-REPUBLIC is one of the exceptions
bly, good papers of the country. and with
Mr.. Nichols at the helm, it will make port
every time with full republican cargo.
1t will. indeed, Mr.. Baldwin, and every
body will do well TO keep it in mind.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24

srR1 xGFrELp Pr-BrIsHING COMPANY.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-24
GLOBE REPUBLIC.

The GLOBE-REPURLIC prints the New fork
and Western Associated Press Dispatebesahat the
euter Cable CEoreign Telegrans-
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Ayers Hair VigOr,
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers.

IF YOU ARE SUFFERING from debility and loss OF ap.
e,,,s IL your stomach Of order yoar mind con.
f.ed take Ayers sarsapar This medicine will restore
physical and elasticity to tho system more surely ana
.oeedily than any tonic yet discovered
For six months suffered from liver and stomach trou
49, Mv food did nourish and bee anne weak AMI
- ,o,ch eDaciated took six bottles OF Ayers Sarsa-
n.r,ia and was cured.-Juius N. Palmer. Springfield
Mass
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
ATLANTIC CITY.
GREAT rnEONGs AND A BRIGHT OUTLOOK TOR THE
EARLY FAIT.

GREAT rHEONGs AND BRIGHT OUTLOOK TOR THE
EARLY FAI.
TRoM An OCCASION ~ CORREspO- o. TIE TRIBI 81
ATLANTIC CITY, Aug. 2l.-Last SUNDAY there
we're nore than 10000 eeope here aid the crowd has
he'd on well all the week The number OF excursi ms
down for to-day and tomorrow promises another
great rush IL crowd is 50 great sunday that
tho permanent gucs seldom 60 III O8tllIg On tiaV
Oay .
The Washington Light Infautry have finally settled
what hes intend to do They leave Washington 10.
night and viii rc3 III loie tomorrow morning a.
Z. The will nvIlbor l23 men. ihc Maine Band
does accompany them, that Of the 3d artillery
going Instead.
The Clief of Police wants Law compelling patiers
to come out OF the water when SO ordered 10y his
OEcefs.
At one Of the hotel hops the other evening gentle
and his wife dauceu III the saIOe set with thelr
dau .hier and gran Can her
One O the incidents OF tie week was an excursion OF
Cinnamon
The banquet of the Journalists Clnb of this place
at the United States Cel oil tuesday evening
The invitations siye the hOar as 10 o'clock. There
will be hundred covers and ladies' Will be present.
Mayor Slath. OF Philadelphia, will preside.
Ohcers OF the Western Union Telegraph Company
say they have handled more private dispatches and
press matter than during any other season.
The staff at the post-oice is entirely 100 small to
attend properly to the business.
Among recent visitors A. j. liauck, Mayor of
Cape Charles. Va; John b. Smart Mayor OF Alexan-
d. W. Chase. of the New-Yo Legislature; L. S.
Senator Sewell, Miss Jennie Grubb, of the Biou
Opera House New-lork Mayor Guillotte. OF New
Orleans; A. G. santley Campbell, from Tasmani,
Australia. singer of celebrity; SheIn John Cor
eOran of HunterdOo Co., \. j.
IL seems certain that the summer season will run
close up to the fall Several hotels which commonly
close at the end OF August will remain open through
September While at first matters had a gloomy look
great deal OF money has been made the past couple OF
weeks and the outlook is excellent.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
ASBURi PARK.

UNPRECEDENTED CRowDs-THE HOTELS AND COT
1AGEs.
,rRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRTBUSkl
AsBURY PARK, Aug. 21.-The crowds here
are something unusual, for Aebury Park All this
week the hotels and boarding have been literal
IL jsmmed with people and 1t is impossible to obtain
rooms at any price. The hotel say the rush and
crush greater than they have experienced in
previous year. and they have purchased cots by the
wholesale for use In tue parlors and reading
over Grove which is tho other side OF wes
lev Lake. hotes and boarding. also filled
70 OVERLOOKING and many of those who can down for
inc purpose OF attending the camp meeting services
have been compelled to board at Ocean Beach aud other
ro,Bts south TIE rates for board In the Park and
Grove sre a little lower than they and two
years ago. When number of persons come together
and willing TO room four or five III room the rates
The Rev Dr. X. A. Paterson. Of ew-Rochellc n. Y,
the presden of the American Bibo College for Women,
Congressman ONeil, OF Pennsylvania, is at the
Tbc Kev. Dr. Joseph +. King. president Of the Fort
Edward Seminary, Is visiting friends in Ocean Grove
NJ. 6. Emery Mayor OF Washington ID. c. Is at the
Tie Rev pr. George H. Whitney. president Of the
Century Collegiate Institute, OF Hackettsown, " J' is
John g. Foster editor of Mrs Frank Lese's puhlics-
iol =. and his family have taken apartments at the
Lea !ley until the middle Of September.
a children's hop was given at the Fiuh Avenue Pa
vilion Thursday evening for the benefit OF the beach
in com nicated fancy dances uIdcr he direction o Pro-
lessor l.. L. Dare. OF the Coleman House
The twilight services at Ocean Grove are very popular
Charles O. Rockwell "a brother-inaw of the late Presi
dent Garfield is among the guests OF tho Sheldon House
The Rev. G. W. Thompson, of Now Britain Conn.
and Merr,t CLARK and family. OF Aus,na, arrived this
week at the Fairfield on Thir.i-ave.
Among the gucsts Mrs. Fields Gotta! on Fir.tave
Charles, William ana Henry Cohen OF Orange, N j.,
and Miss Marietta Garahan OF New-10rK
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
GeIp Wanie6

ROY WANTED in an iron cOmpany's office.
- Address in own handwriting. stating age
A. w. H.. 7. o. Box 3si n. Y. City.
I ADY AGENTS WANTED.-We desire to
- employ limited number OF active intelligent lady
agents other need apply for the sale Of the mer
toriOus and selling article placed the hands OF
lady agents Entirely Business light and pleasant
Terms liberal. Address without delay
ELECTRIC RUBBER CO, Marshall. Mich.
WANTED.-Active agents to sell mining
w spccialtics big IN salary, and
expenses paid. Address HARTSFELD PORTABLE FUR
MACE AND MINING co, Box 49, Newport, Ky.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
business propertp for Sale ano Go Est

y ODH-bls UIIU
"A The and large stores. In sizes 10 suit tenant
j. koMAiNE BROWN, G2 West 33ist near BroalWy.
A TTENIlON Is called to those elegant first
~ class houses Nos to IL East s0tst Apply on prem
fn al q n and -. A. WllIlA Ms.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Iouutrn })rpuerip for Sale auo Go Get

Gouutrp propfrlp 1or oolk auo ~o 1II
IcCNCY FOR MONTCLAIR.-Bargaln In
n residence property and building sites Houses TO ao
CIANfNCE g. TUBES. Hickman az. ltoom ~.
III country propcrty our specially; farms,
a IL '5oacas 49, cottages everywhere lists free
- i'' PHILLIPS a WELLS, Tribune BuldihB.
NOR SALE or TO RENT at Great Neck. l.. |.
oiwo fine residences situated on Manhasset Bay o pno
,in. % acres of choice land, line lawn box stalls large
onss hot and cold spring water The other adjoining aD
- fnr,isIed ready Occupancy Doth ho very 80
homes. IL minutes tram OF boat uAhs enen WY
Address :. -, '
OTIS. COTTAGES.-For sale, Richmond
i nm L. l. 10 minutes from Brooklyn ferries ssnei%n %
g., caaes ana some the finest building sitcs on w, ~
aIment pan ever offered wide streets viii Arsg
iui water supply large stores post Once
snd oriccs Churches schools lghtrd STREETS
w FIFIDER, 30 Iiberty-st fOWLEh on pfelnisos-
5TO RENT.-Near Yale College, New Haven,
me nne residence of the late Colonel Dexter X Mt
Within r,s minutes walk of the colleges; VIII zen,
nishI for tle academic year very complete IN evey r
rar ,se of borscs Wishedi MiAhs" " W.
uespondenee ""'' p'e"''' A. D. WRIGHT, New Haven.
T'O RENT-At Englewood. N: SIror bos,.s ma in
uoufI of Beptembei, completely furnished bo"'o ."
most desirable ''uA''A ENGLEwooD. Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
CAPE MAY.
VISITORS AND THEIR IvERs.oxs-ARRIvALs ATT

VISITORS AND THEIR DIVERS! !ONs-ARRIvAIs AT THE
HOTELS.
lfRoA AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRBUNEl
CAPE MAY, Aug. 2l.-The full moon has
AIDED III swelling the crowd, and given rise TO ebay
fdes, serenades and evening bathing parties In great
numbers
On Monday very pretty german was given to Miss
Annie L. Whitaker, In which about twenty couples
participated at Congress Hall On Wednesday the New
Columbia gave a private german. Thursday's pro-
gIainme included running race on Beach-aye and
ooA' and ,uo races FROM tho end Of the pier
eseh' concert to the Society for the Prevention Of
S'"e''y ~ 10 Anmas took place ut Congress Hall on
.""isu"y evening. childrens Mikado party, under
"e eaershp OF Professor Asher was given at the pier
r'io" '"i' AFTERNOON and at the New Columbia a
japanese 'eapsrty ON tue lawn
INC MUSICAL festival takes place tomorrow The Uass.
'' oo'eiS nave charge. AMI Congress Hall will be the
Ven ib,rtx .na n and the Stockton night Be
excluding about MY members OF the island orcaestrs
NJ nS & tn0 K iorK people having cottages here are
ana Mr.. Gearge Tack. '' An"~ |ncs'ci'
Tie following are the arrivals:
StoeLton-E. knabe. Baltimore. II p.,,,ax, A., II
l@ldheln, Mrs. l. stettiner Edmund Inhn. Ms r.
Guon a.s Burt, Mis-. A. Burt Miss r. ~ Rart snd ~
ton. = f. Moriafiy tho Rev. l.. w. Uopaid Jam.s M,
Miss A. Guon. A. NJ. Post Cs.ries DE Garmendls M,..
Allen Miss Ella A. Allen G. W. Allen. sns r Mss lara
Bostoni Iownsend Church. Troy. - '''"'
Blackburn OF Kentucky. Gray. OF DeIware.
nelson, Mrs j.. Raymond. ". J. Dunn Nr and Mr..
fasnk iiardy Mr. aud Mrs. j. w. Coll, T. tr Newyaru.
Judge Cuppy, and Admiral Peters, Washington r. n
Guhith, X H. Greene. Hamilton, Ontario: t,.ore: o.
Ranes and w J. Dunn. Rochester e"'so
Nee totun'6ia-Charies Hawxlns Mr. and Mrs Rama.
Benny, Mrs. C. Jackson l. J.. Rosenhaul. " + HIVE
ew-lork; r. T. PirIson, Cincinnati: H. l. ~
Mss Lilly shelly Brooklyn. " 40 S"'"''
,Lofayoh- -Rcpresentativs Hiues New.Jersey. thu
non non j. W. VOORHEES,. Louisville. XVI George j. Gorman,
sis j. Raymond. Charles f. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs
y. D. Dabo anu W. +. Howe. New-York ~ '
.;rHn0fcn-Patrick j. Ford, Graham Reed Mrs les ME
o'stz aud a. ID. Ashaoud. New-York "'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Perfect Hair

Indicates natural and healthy condition OF the SCALP and
OF the glands through which nourishnent is obtained
When In consequence OF and disease hair becomes
weak thin gray Ayers Hair Vlgor will strengthen It,
restore original color promote its rapid and vigorous
growth mpart the ustre and freshness OF youth
have used Ayers Hair Vigor for long time and am
convinced OF value When seventeen years OF age
nv hair began gray l commenced using the Vgor
and was surprised at the good effects it produced 1t not
onv restored the color 10 hair but 80 stimulated Its
growth that have now than before-J. w
Edwards Codwater. Mich
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

":1GsSSfE vi r Ii ;SfFfci SFFch 'S% OF
MRS L L SEEIy SEE; y, .,
ADvERTIsEMGNTs FOR THE NEW
hr%N od %h hE nosTay edrDcf At y
,s n E 'S way s Svs. %s,
It, corner k.sItiiavc, Gi regular oilce rates. '
COOK, LAUNDREsS, &c.-By two Swedish
~ gs cook 9 aaaae, camoermai Waitress nnrss or
or sdrate city % Or co@iy % East Ist
COOK.-By q Prot stant woman who is a
- good cook makes bread, soups desserts; is strictly
washer and irOncr; city or country los Gtira1e near
l2tIst
CO0K, HOUSEWORK, &c. CHAMBER
Ready at 1873 dth-ave.. above lOtr-st.
CUOKS, Housework Girls, Chambcrmaids.
for cS Ts s y at aG @ sGGi r GSrnan 5ya s Of all kinds
COOK, HOUSEWORK.- BY strong able
- Scotch woman as coos washer and roncr makes bread
othaye, near l7ta- =, upstairs.
CHAMBERMAID or WAITRESS.-By re-
specialize girl city or country c ES9 ,Tc resTSnsr s floor
CHAMBERMAID.- -Flrst-cass will assist
45th.st.
COOK, &c.-By a respectable woman as
city Srcncs s @iy T or ccnHTy "a" i Vest STU: s T
COOK.-By first-class cook /; best city refer
~ from last place. 355 East 45thst
NOOK, LAUHDRESS. Wal IRESS, CHAM
~ BKRMA D.-Two very capable swedish girls city or
coanty good cook excellent waitress Call ~ Otave'
near l1thst
COOK- -CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS
Cr y rw% S'sitT se % o % to boarding school
city country good references Call or ad
K-WAITRESS.-X and daughter;
- mother excellent family cook bread. game. meats
ready when wanted.
l58 Gth-avc.. l9tlst
TNAMILY WASHING.-A first class coOrcd
aunrcss with unsurpassed facilities and class refer
family washing specially called for and delivered 70 all
parts Of the CITY, Address MARY f. GORDON. l2o west
3Othst.
FAMILY WASHING.-By colored woman.
L Address a. j., i69 7ti-ave.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. BY a young
" girl good plain cook good washer and roner
sc~y place: very kind with Children good at clean
ing and re hating cogn'H or eIy 5 near 1est
nOUSEWORK BY neat Welsh girl,
l strong willing and good temp, red fond Of chdrcni
cook. aundrcss city country Call at 272 Gave
upstairs.
w lost her baby; at homei best OF reference
also certificate Address or call Mrs c. 65o Green
wiclls ST.
WASHING or CLEANlNG.-By n Protest
w woman. out by the day best references 4j7
"haNer 81 pcl.
WASHING, &c.-By respectable woman
2:,s West 27th ;
\NASIHNG.-B a first class laundress will
W go b. the day take washing in. Mrs. REILLY,
GG5 West i7ti-st.
WET. ET.NURSE.-By a yonng healthy woman
home has reference; also doctors certificate. Ad
dress or call Mrs. G.. G''o Green"lchst
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

Ncw.York Milford welch, Kansas City the Rev. E q.
Richardson, Milwaukee.
1rctic-Emma Mark New-York; Samson Faik, Buffalo,
A. W. fiines and Frederick W. sprong, Albany.
Brenton-Mr and Mira. s. II. Gardner, Miss Ethel NJ.
Gardner, Miss NJ. l.. Fi,tretch. Now York.
Wes' End--Edward ID. Thornton. New-York.
Star T,da-A. II. Harrison, Miss L. Wallack Mr.. and
Mr. Charles Huston, Columbus
Eb,,u-Mrs DIR. Felix Barr, Mrs. f l. L Lawrence,
Miss +. A. Stuart, New York.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Gituaiions tDantc0--fcmales.

A -A.-A.-A.
Ne MRS !. SEELY
formerly Miss /. CampbelD
Has taken TIE office known the
WORLD EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
IL WEST 2SrHST-
bet. Jtli-avc. and Broadway,
BRANCH OF 6S WEST 22D-ST
Offices connected by telephone.
Parties having subscription tickets have the OF
both offices.
All references strictly investigated and file for
Inspection
Servants Disappointing families will be excluded from
my Offices NO CONNECTION WITH OFFICE OF
SAME NAME IN 54rHST
MRS. I. SEELY
"a West 22i-st
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Citp 1)roperin tDanteo.

WANTED. .-Houses and flats, furnished
N. and unfurnished. for my fall list: - ,,,.,
R0UAIN n BROWN " West 33d-st, near Broah"ay'
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
Ayers SarsapariIIa.

prepsrcd by Or ]. G. Ayor & Co. lowell Mass Sold by
nruyu,sts. Price u six bottles %.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22

CARATOGA SPRINGS. = Bernard House
~ Frankln.st convenient pleasant location; shav
pazzas pleasant rooms good table; desirable patronAs~
rates very moderate. q a. orxrDIcT
New-York tribune., 1886-08-22
-. A., A ucwil ,ms. Arthur White. H. NJ. Crom-

,,,,. Mr.. A. Mcwiln ,ms. Arthur White. H. NJ Crom-
veil .,. v,a,ersk,ll rerister contain the fol-
towIng names; 49,. , ,,. A.. = N wordlamapen
" ,a,,htcr Mrs. J. W. Payne. William l. Taylor, MISS
< uo.mer. Mrs Bennar.r aud daaxhen Jnns N R' wnnd &
=. sn.nst Belmont ami family Miss Ranney W"od
so sSa Wfc. Mss ~ Tesman Dr. L. Weber ana ws. n.
~" "S,asler J. H. Schin aud family. j. NJ FltzeeIai1'
81. EIssr and family. j. Valentine and w,ie Dr. !.
Ssr"t aud dauchter; NJ L. Valentine Miss xsarS
!ns ms dsusbtcr. M,ss J. Dsnzg, Mira p;,,,s N;
anu Mrs. ]. A. Crane. VI. fnilnp-'
Br3%%nt + H. White, A. A. Watson, George Fuller,
+. Ia, Sorion Mrs A. Bright, A. Kranitch ana VIE
Isls,ss Y Failc and wife, New-Iork; W. Z. wilson
Sns''s Wr. C. Thompson. j. H. Bnrtis and %'is' & r.
rn"r nv. and wife. p ". Chadsey and WIFE, H. D. r"he
Msans nd wife. NJ {. Dorlon. Mrs. NJ. Renonf. B -
RsaarS" and family. Miss Robinson Nj Oaxe,, 6 ,, d.
tbSweI and wife. j. b. Voorhees,. A. r. jerks ahu ihn
~! ho' n Frcar, John Ditmas and family. Brooklyn
GsoSse j. Watson. Mary Norihrop. H. G. Forrest anu
,sa 0e G. Ganser aud wife. E. l.. {. slocnu, Gore
= Darling ana family. J. r. Burton. ThoMa. II. aho,e;
Wars,w G.. G. HcrOcn. Mrs. l.. H. Whiteman ana
dn,bter G. f. Gumarney. jr. the Misses stewart I. :.
md Miss NJ Jameson, +. L. smith and wfe. Bos'pn,
1 pannister NJ. A. Torrey ami wife, CHICAGO; L. FOX
a. md wife. Mrs T. Plant, Ida Newcity. Newark.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-04-21
With Cotton a! Eight aid a Half Cents, Poor
Crops and Bad ?.ieas
WHAT SHALL BE DONE ?
RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 1, 1885.

RALEIGH, N. c., Feb. 1, 1885.
The situation of our Farmers, and
more especially of those in the Eastern
Counties, is a serious one. With cotton
at 81 cents and everything else in the
same proportion, it is doubtful whether
our people can make cotton at all
with the old method. Thousands of
thoughtful men all through the
South are considering earnestly this
question: WHAT SHALL BE DONE?
With prices Of their products way down
and the prices of all they buy not re-
duced in the same proportion, what
shall be done to feed the family, buy
clothes and send the children to school
during this New Year? All this time
sensible men are cutting down every TX
pense and resolving that they will make
more at home. Milk, meat, vegetables
must be made in larger quantities and
groceries saved corn, oats and grass
must be provided for the horses, COWS
and hogs. High-priced fertilizers and eve
nv extra thing are entirely out of the
question. The wise man will buy the
cheapest and best ingredients only and
make fertilizers at home this year.
At this time, THE NORTH CARROLL
MA PHOSPHATE COMPANY, an ex-
clusively North Carolina Company, work
ing nothing but North Carolina material,
wants to inform the prudent men just
described how they can help themselves
and help a home enterprise by buying
LIME PHOSPHATE, the cheapest Phos-
phate ever sold in North Carolina. 1t is
to the interest of every farmer in North
Carolina to write to the NORTH CARO-
LIMA PHOSPHATE COMPANY at
Raleigh, N. c., and learn how to save
money and make a good fertilizer that
will make a good crop at a very low
price.
Inns.