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The state herald., 1901-12-06

II was probably known to nearly
every Roman citizen how the mortar
which cemented the stones OF their
buildings was made-just as II is now
known to the majority OF Englishmen
that the principal ingredient OF NOR
tar In England Is street scrapings.
But. the knowledge being general. no.
body wrote II down. and in time. as
the Romans shifted their building upon
slaves and foreigners, the recipe OF
their mortar was lost. So far II has
not been discovered. though the secret
of II would be immensely valuable. for
the cement ou,lasts the very stones
which II Joins.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

AS We advance from youth to middle
age. new field of action opens, and
different character is required. The
flow of gay, impetuous spirits begins
to subside: life gradually assumes a
graver cast; the mind more sedate
and thoughtful turn. The attention
is now transferred from pleasure to
interest: that is. to pleasure diffused
over a wider extent and measured by
q larger scale.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

Birmingham medalists are Just now
extremely busy upon the production
OF medals for the coronation. 1t is
probable that upward of 10 900 900 med
ais will be turned out of Birmingham
workshops during the next six months
to cope with the demands already pour
Ing in from all parts of the empire.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

The Supreme Court of Iowa recently
determined the cash value of a mans
leg. placing it at $4,000. The Jury gave
verdict for Sl4,50o. but the court de-
clared 1t excessive. and followed a
precedent In a similar case few years
ago. when a verdict of $4,000 was cut
down to 5000. This is now regarded
as the standard value Of an Iowa leg.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

The experiment is being tried in a
large New York public school of CIV
Ing the boys shower baths In the base
ment. The equipment is such that each
boy can have bath once in two weeks
"a good deal oftener than the boys
would bathe otherwise. The baths are
taken In recess time. and the institu-
ton is said to be popular.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

Workmen while digging tunnel in
Philadelphia uncovered line of wood
water piping which had been laid in
the year 1901. Much of the pipe was
perfectly sound and capable of serv-
Ing its original purpose.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
A t.b.,.s nj y.,,is.

IT told YOU" said tn. teacher. apollo
ge,icaily TO Tommy. that ! should
whip you n you did not tell your father
YOU had run away from school. didn't
"" "rhats all tisht" responded
Thomas. II didn't tell him. On, Of
YOUR iickin's Ia a picnic by the side Of
one Of dad's."-strsy Stories.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

Tho odor Of burning leather Ia con
sidcrcd protection against infectious
disease. During the prevalence OF chol-
era In Vienna. years ago. no shoemak- o
cr was attacked. They prevented II by
burning scraps Of leather In their
.hounca
The state herald., 1901-12-06

A recent dispatch stated tha, the
eldest daughter OF President Roore.
volt had been remembered In the will
Of Nathaniel cuAack Of Boston with
100000. She was great fayorito
with Mr.. cr,aek. who had known her
father since his boyhood days.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

In some parts of the north OF Scot
land flsherfolk turn back If hare or
pig crosses their path; and at sea they
never pronounce the name OF the hare,
dog.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

A grateful schooiboy In Boston nd.
miren his teacher NO much that the
other day he gave her n tub.rosc
After delightedly inhaiing It's frag.
rance. she asked where he had got II.
"oh. dat was dead easy" he replied.
II got II offn dead lady"
The state herald., 1901-12-06

two different kinds of apples and four
different varieties of pears, namely,
the Bartlett. the Duchess, the Cath
arine and the Seckel
The state herald., 1901-12-06

A process has just been patented for
making artificial woods out of pulp. SO
as to initiate such costly kinds as ma
hogany and rosewood.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

An attempt was recently made In
Chicago to wreck train on the South
Side elevated road by placing a bar
of Iron across the track. The obstruc.
tion was knocked from the rails by .
car. There had been . strike on the
road.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
THE STATE HERALD.
III. PAINTER, Owner and Publisher.
HoLYoKE, COLORADO.

Orange county. California, has 300
acres in peanuts. The output this sea-
son is estimated at 100000 pounds.
worth $4,000.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
READ 10 CONGRESS
Governmental Problems
DWeIt On at Length in
the Document.
URGES EXCLUSION OF THE ANARCHISTS
CzoIgosz and His IIk Enemies Of
the Human Race.
THE MERITS OF RECIPROCITY

President Defends tho Workings of the
Protective Tarln-Construction of tho
Nicaraguan Canal Urged, and the Lay
ing OF Cable to Hawaii and tho
hnitia Laws Recommcnded-Th NAVY.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
r,.s,.s., Of ind,s..

The message points out the defects In our
present consular service, and recommends III.
passage Of bills nov before Congress- that
viii increase It's sfneisney. OF the Indian
IN my ivSsm.u, the tim. has arrived
when ws shot,a assnitsiy make up eur minds
10 recognise the iadian ~ an Individual and
Xiie,m.n, As, l. =. mighty pul,.r,sins sasins
10 break up the tribal mass. II acts direct
" upon ths family of the Individual undsr
Its provisions sens sisiy thousand Indians
have already b~eons citirsns Of the United
states. We should noS break up the tribal
fusds. doing for them ~hs, siietu,snt dsss
for n. tribal isnas that i., ,h.y should b
should 10 put upon the indiscrimins,s per.
mission 10 Indians 10 Lease their siisisosnts,
Ths effort should be steadily 10 make the
.psYns "9r. % a.. ''n.. az. nan Ss sa
should be made the SANE ss ,hoss of tbs
~Litss.
thinss are more Important thsn 10 preserve
them from ,hs terrible physical and moral
degradation resulting from the haoor usf
nr, We srs doing all We can 10 save our csn
international ssrs.msn, this same sss can b.
STAINED % rsssrss rscss where vs do nat
possess striusiss control. sssry sNort shsuis
bs made 10 bring u about
besprah the most cordial support ffutr
| tho Congress and the people for IN. IT. Louis
hspo.ition 70 Commemorate The one i.un
dredth Anni,srrafy of the i,suisiana ruf'
chase. This purchase -Hs the greatest w
| stance ef expansion IN our history. " def
| iniisiy decided ths, ". vrre To become
Irsst continental republic. ny far the fore
| national government should be Represented
At the exposition by . fuil and ronipis,s se'
! OF exhibits
| "Tbs people of Charleston, Nth ssssi en-
| sfgy snA rlsir spirit, are carrying on All %
| position which viii rastihus ,hroushout tnns
! ~ the present session ~ the Congress
| heartily eommsnd this opposition 10 the kcOf
| will II Ibs psepis, II deserves ali the on
! eeursasmsht that tsn be uisrs ",
| 'Fof the ssts " sood ADMINISTRATION, scum
economy, sna The satsa, sm.n, sf science, th'
| rsusus once As hnS constituted should b'
| made . psfissssut aovstnnsrt bureau TIL,
would insure better, cheaper aud more sat
| isfartssy vsfh. In IN. interest not oriy 81
sseiai science.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
Question Of Reciprocity.

There is general sequisrsnes In our pres.
snt tarin system as . national policy. rhs
nfst requisite 70 our prosperity 10 tbs con.
nothing could bs more unvls. than 10 de.
TURF the business interests of the eeuntry by
any gsnsrsl isrir ehsnss st this tms. Doubt
apptshshsion. uncertainty ere susrtiy What
10 ~ish 10 ssoid In the in,st.st of our com,
m.reisi ana material iisbsins our srp.fis
enrs In the past has shown that sweeping
fs,lslsns Of ", tsrn are AZ, 70 rtoauls
busiasss ssrld, f.t u is not oniy Vossihis,
but .mln.n,iy desirable. 10 combine With the
s'shlllty of our seonotnle system a supple.
ssuon with either nations such r.eipfssl,y
70 an ineidsn, spd t.sui, Of III. nfn ss,shs
lishmsn' sna pfs..f,atlon of ouf pfsssn,
for In the pfs.snt tsrir is~
our htsi du,y II 10 %. that the protection
rfshud ~ The tsHr ~ srsf, ssss where "
. nssd.d ls maintained. aud that t,eiptaei,,
bs ssash, for 90 fsf q. ~ can safely b. done
wlihou' lhjufy 10 our bone Industries Just
hoe fsf this 10 mus, be determined setofa
Say. ,tst ever application Of ouf tatiu pol.
ley 10 mssi cur shlftins nsilonsi needs mus,
30 conditioned upon the tsfdlhsl tart that the
sS,,'' ~, nS', a.,'' ss t.as.sa ese- ,hs poin,
iabot cost her. sud abroad. The -sil,hsihs
Of the ~Akss~oftsf ia prime consideration
ot out shuts politr Of sconomit legislation
huhl.u 20 ihls pfnsiso ~ The proper pts'
,eeilnn Necessary 10 our lhausttisi wsiisb.ins
al home, The pfineipls Of fstlpteei,y mus,
command euf hearty support The phshpi
, msnal ffn~ih ~ nuf export trade snphssitrs
the ufssney ~ the need for ~idsr market,
thd tot liberal pnlisf In isaias 18th Tor
slth hsilahs Whatever 10 msfslf petty sna
fstsileus In ihs rsY of trade restriction,
should bs s,gldrd The customers 10 ~hsm
y" 1isross ~ our surplus ptudufts In m,
ignE run, directly ~ luiifsstiy, pufshss.
ihgsS surplus product. ~ sl,ius " sstss
thina IN fs,uthi fhsif abiii,t 10 pgFfbas.
oat products should q. fsf as p8ssibi. b.
",aisi " o. stshslhs nut l.tif ss 10 sn
! -hith - rsh use vltheut hafn W out n-t
! Industries sni tsb.f. sr the us. NJ -hifh Vii
be .f msfssa hsnsht 10 Us
| "Ws hsvs noe reached the pslbt In In,
| dssslurmssi ~ cur Interests ~hsfs - st.
not ebiy abs 70 surpir ouf osb mstssu
The state herald., 1901-12-06
rsssv-s. In Cuba

ia Cuba such progress hss been made to.
ward putting the Independent Eovsrnmsnt OF
the island upon . nrn footing that before ths
~ili be an accomplished fact Cuba will then
start As her own mistress. and 10 the bsauu.
fui Queen Of the Antilles, as she unfoids this
nee psHs of her destiny. ~s extend our
hssrtisst Ersstinss and Iooa wishes, Elise.
~hsre I have dsseueDsd the question Of reel.
rro~ty In the case Of Cuba. however. there
are ssiGhty rsssoas Of morality and Of ns.
TO hsss . peculiar application, aud ] most
earnestly ssh your sttsnsion 10 the visdorn.
Indeed 10 the vital need. Of providing for a
substantial rsduetisn In this tsrin duties on
Cuban imparts into the United states, Cuba
has IN her constitution smrmsd ~hat vs De.
sired. that she should stand. In International
matters, In eiassf and more friendly relations
are bound by srefy consideration Of honor
and stpsfisnfr N psss remmsfolsl measures
Ia the Interest si her ma,srisi ~sil'bsins.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
ao,.tnm.., sap..,i.,o..

at 10 no Limitation upon ptcr.t'y rights
~ freedom u conusc, TO rssulfs that vhsn
doinG business vndsf sefpotsis fern, which
fsses them from Individual responsibility.
The state herald., 1901-12-06
The rhi,,ppise Problem.

In the Philippines our problem 10 isrs.r.
fhsy are ssff neh tropical ISLANDS. inhsbis
ted By insny taryips tribes, r.pr-ssn,lns
~ldsiy different stage Of progress toward
risillsAtoni Our earnest snott 10 10 help
ihsss rseri. up-Ard sisnG the stony aud dlfs
hruii path ihsi issds 10 ssif'Hossfnnsnt We
hope 10 nsts our administration of the 10.
lands hoborahi. TO our nstiop BY natinH "
of the hiahsst tsnsat 10 the fliplnos 'hsm.
selves and as en- earnest Of shst ss intsnd
10 DO, ~s point 10 what ~ have done A.
ready q greater measure of material prosper
~ shi " sDfsfun sn,si honesty snd snhris
sncf has been attained IN the Philippines
thar ever before In their history
Ia dealing nth the Fhlippln. people we
must shos both patience and strength futa
hs.fanrc and stsadfsst resolution oar sipi
u " uh We d. not desire 10 do Tor III. 10
lahisfa merely shat has slss~hsfs been dane
lot uupit peoples By even tbs bss, foreign
tprsfnm.his " bops ~ d. for them sbst
has never before been dons TOT any people
~ The unrlrsata tnsts them ~ Tor self
tu'ffhnsni Hfisf tbs fashion sf the really
Tree nstitha
To isa,s tho Stands u this Tim. ~ovid
mean that thsY r.uid tall in,e . -sitsf ~
mUtdsfUa. ansrAy such dsssf,ion of autt
% glt ratt -euld bs crime sssln.t hu.
NASTY The character Of u.,sfrot Taft shd
~ hls s.sstlstss a.d subofdlrsiss 10 ptcef.
" such bs needed sf ths slntsfit OF our o.
fuH 10 aiss tbs isiasAefs . constantly lna
tfssslrs s.ssufs u self aeovefnsen,. sssetfy
ss fss, as ibsr shov themselves ~ 10 sssfs
dss u sisss ih. civil Bsvsfsrsp, vss &C.
The state herald., 1901-12-06

and enables them to call into their enterprises
the capital Of the public. they shall do so
upon absolutely truthful Representations as 70
the value OF the property in which the capI.
tai is to be invested Corporations engaged
In Interstate commerce should be regulated
II they are found to exercise a license work
ing to the public injury. 1t should be as
betterment to rid the business world OF
crimes OF cunning as to rid the entire body
polite Of crimes OF violence. Great corpora.
and safeguarded by our institutions and II
is therefore our right and our duty to see
that they work In harmony with these nsti-
tutions.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09
THE COTTON MARKET.

Copyright. 1901. by The Atlanta Constitution.
In view Of the recent upward tendency
Of the cotton market. several have asked
my opinion Of the future course Of prices.
One voices the desire Of many tdoubtless)
when asking whether cotton will ''go
{" 10 cents by next spring" I'm reply
70 these inquiries. 7 am constrained to
say Il don't know and any mere opin-
ion that might be expressed might have
but little foundation ON which To rest.
Many Of the estimates of the final out
come OF the crop are nothing more
thau the merest Eucsses. others are based
on more or less careful comparison Of re-
ceints and shipments: still others on In"
opinions Of thousands of selected and
more on less Intelligent and careful corre-
spondents I have long been of the onin-
ion that some OF the estimates. If not
mos; Of them. are but the results OF av-
sragiug the estimates of others previously
made and published. and have attached
but little Importance To them so far as
the individual knowledge Of the author Is
concerned II the average of or 10 or
a dozen estimates be, say i0.e9,ow bales
that will serve As the basis Of the next
'.expers" estimate. and 50 we may get
nearer and nearer the final and conclu-
siva report based on the sum total OF
actual receipts.
I have never felt inclined to adopt IN"
role ~ an expert estimator hut prefer 10
leave the work 10 others. Yet. ireeIV
admi; that the consensus of the opinions
and estimates is very apt u influence on
Judgment and 10 some extent conirol th-
dividual action in determining whether
~ "bold cotton or Ito sell II seems
that the estimates Of the department
StatiStician have usually commanded the
confidence of those int rested in the cot
ten market 10 "a greater extent than those
OF dealers in cotton-who are directly
interested in one way or another III IN
outcome of t-lc crop. I h1V". therefore.
sifvavs felt inclined 10 believe in the de-
uartrncut estimates rather than ln others,
and have been more influenced 10y them
When. therefore. the Decembe~ figures
were given ont. showing an estimate o.
only -.6a.eD0 bales as the size Of the pres
ent crop. Il was received with v"nsidero-
Die surprise. For myself. ! viii say that
r. 7 had au indiy idual crop of my own
production. or within my control. and
had na debts u pay out If its proceeds.
I would hold IL for better prices. which.
believe. will be offered tn the near fu-
ture. It is about the only way / give
advice about SELLING OF holding. viz. 10y
saving what ! expect to do myself /
nave never felt that degree Of confidence
iu tine future course of the cotton mar
kat as would Justify mo in absolutely
advising others what To Do My reply
therefore. is ann going 90 hold my cotton
Tor t-.tt-r prices. hut SOU can DO as yol
please. Don't bank ou my Judgment
ami if Joss results lay tho blame on me
even in III. slightest degree.
u. J. REDDING.
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TIME TO STOP MURDER.
Judge Whitfield Sc.ys 1t Must Cease
in Nissi ssippi.

jackson. Miss. Deco c1ber 81 'SI''tl''l.'
Al It's sitting Yesterday evening lA' 81"
,,,.-.,,e eo,lr.f Of Mississippi affirmed three
aaa,b sentence eases. two ching Tor muir
dc, ANA one for criminal assault Z ne
otst dav OF January was fixed as the date
an which the leEat hanginss VIII take
niece one life imprisonment case was
also affirmed. .-..,
Albert Lewis. negro, was convicted
i, tb. rfrctti+ court of Harrison county
for Tho murder of City Marshal Richard
so,, of Gulruort The fatal shot was
tirad b, one of the two sons of Lewis. VINO
narticinated in the tragedy. and the
evidence clearly showed that there had
beeo a conspiracy for the murder.
Tom Pollett was convicted In the clF-
emit court of Yazoo county Tor the muir
dor OF lanes Taylor. committed on the
1qth dav of last March The CRIME was
committed during a quarrel over boat
Victor Johnson was convicted IN the
Harrison county circuit court OF comm, =
ting n criminal assault on ms niue ~
year-old stepGaughter
In the case of Morris HUI V the st'itc'
convirted of murder in Harrison coui2y ,
npd Given a life sentence. the court ie'ld
tba+ the work of the bloodnoundS IN LIN
inc a trail from the scene OF a crime slhd
foiIoving it direct to the person suspecteo
of the crime, forms a good circumstance
for conviction. if coupled Wlth otheI cor
robOrati tive circumstances .,,
over a dozen murder cases are sun
nendine on the supreme court DOCKET, anu
In commenting on the three aiilIHtltois
Yesterday Chief Justice Nhitnelu 1e-
marked from the bench that the time mas
arriZ-ed when murder must cease IN MIS-
sissippi if the courts OF the state nave
mower to bring II about
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sion of the property in settlement Of
this claim. The validity Of This transac-
tion WAS tested in the bankruptcy court
and tn, other creditors obtained a judg-
meat for S45O.
State Revenue Agent Adams now brings
proceedings to recover the taxes on this
note FOR 5l5.o0g held bv =. c.. Hilton. and
il seems that the defendant must either
plead guilty To fraud in bankruptcy or
settle the taxes on the note. as il had
not been given i'm for SSCSsment- Taxes
are claimed for "a period of three years.
and the entire claim amounts 10 about
81" The matter has been referred to
the Simpson county board Of super ervIsors
by Mr.. Adams with the request that the
note be placed on the assessment rolls.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09
HE FAILED TO GIVE IN NOTE.
Hilton Is Now Held for s7oo Back
Tax

Jackson Miss. December 2.-tSpeclaL)
State Revenue Agent Adams continues
his search for solvent credits with un-
abated vigor. and has just succeeded IN
unearthing a case of delinquency IN
simpson county which has several pecu-
liar features advanced.
About three years ago the mercantile
firm, of r. \. Hilton and w. L. hilton
of Pearl. went into bankruptcy. the ha-
bi1itios heing about 10000 with assets
for only small portion of the sum. On
invest cation by the referee it was found
that the father of the members of the
firm. A. c. Hilton. claimed an indebted
ness of s15 900 on promssory note given
by his sons, and the father took possess
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09

!, T.,f- Sunrise. NrlS.-l have q
Niece. IF l,.ttnm land that wish 70 con-
y.rt into "a meador and ask tht hluu "t
s,.d and time 90 sow. In' lam" Is i'"
ANA sypr-uatirtt. ur rather lS very i't"
~ ar. ont. although J have di'rh above
10 catch and carry dN water th-t W'Nlu
nthartgfs. settle over Il. HSutiiN SOW
,.,..I-s.ss ina October or FEBRUARY. nut thlS
is TOO Wet ma February 1ui thluk '' SOW
Fl, october tine grass would set kllled oHt
-Ir..tfs.l, winter ru .trrpUut ~ eNnt~SlNF
moisture. ] believe that red top "i liC1t7
grass would he aIl right. ndl b'h l.N1
In .eperia!lv frr hay. Would prefer
clover or timothy 30 / Thought couiH
III 4 cajca Aud if I dld g"l "A eaten oI
either ul the latter wouldn't ~ irrrlr
put thraugh the winter tn word give
m. The. benefit of your experience ana
observation with such land put t. grass
"a I wish d uuit CultiNauug d ~ ac-
count of IFS disagreeable. Wet nature ~
early spring.
Answer-Such "a situation would hardly
bc m for amy valuable kind of grass eN-
c.pt red top. Having failed 80 SOW IL IN
October. ] think il would he better 40
wait until February. But il would ha
well 10 prepare the land now by griunS
il into good condition and sow tEr seeds
ON The surface when the time comes
Tinothv delights iu moist. muekN sou,
but viii not stand as much Wei dS VII
rod ton. ~ would not Ice bad idea, how
.yrr. 10 try a mixture ut timothy ana
rfd top If the timothy fails, the req Top
will eucreed. lf both stand the mixture
will make ID first-cltSs hay. ilt. u pos
sible / would under drain that lHnd VITA
tiles ana make il much more Naluapic'
especiallV for corn and oats.
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| |59s44s't' y F!A'A%sa2S
sg -: ,ssaz.z,

load and had some hard pulling to do.
When | reached my destinat ton let
her stand a few minutes ana took the
harness of. She began to reel and fell
TO the ground and continued getting up
and falling as Il she WAS shot down:
When striking the ground she would
bounce up as quick as she POSSIBLY
could-almost instantly. She continued
falling ami getting up this way for seven
or eight hours and then this began to
subsie and would not come on 50 often.
but did not finaSy quit her for week
or longer Before falling she would
throw her ears forward and appear 70
be frightened. She has increased IN
flesh since that time and Is now in good
order. and 7 am using her some. working
her to wagon and rid ne her. though she
appears to have something wrong with
her head: kinder holds it to one side ana
seems to have a nervous proStraton IN
the head. VIII you please give me a
remedy for this through The ConStitu-
tion2 Hope you will bear with me Tor
being so lengthy.
Answer think it IS a case of vertigo
or megrims. an affection of the brain.
due to some obstruction in the veins
that lead from the brain. The heavy
pulling up grade was sufficient deter
mining cause 1t will require the pres
ence ana attention of an expert u To-
cate the cause and administer the proper
treatment
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09
Pavmaster Mysteriously Missing.

Vincennes, md, DecemDer ---T. W.
r7rear Daymaster for new railroad NJ
pocahontas, Ark. en- route west from a
visit with his young wife in Virginia. has
heen rnvsteriollslv missing since Saturday.
There is nothing in his personal effects in
his room at the Avenue Motel 10 Indicate
his home or relatives. He had several
hundred dollars on his person. foul play
;s suspected, as the authorities can find
no trace of him.
The Atlanta constitution., 1901-12-09
AN APPRECIATIvE AND FLATTER-
ING; LETTER.


The editor often receives letters con-
tanning complimentary illusions to his
work. and as rule his modesty compeis
the suppression of such portions They
are, however, none the less gratefully
appreciated. The following would be laid
aside as a pleasant souvenir but for the
fact that n private note accompanied IL
urgently requesting the publication OF tie
letter:
Mr.. r. j. Redding. Editor Farm and
Farmers Department: nave peen
careful rea der of The Weekly Constl.u-
ton for two years, and / regret that
did not commence earlier. Tor IL woulu
nave saved me ever SO much money II
| had all along enjoyed the benefit Of
your advice about fertilizers, stock rals-
lTE. cultivation-and. In fact. about
everything in the WY OF good TO the
farmer.
Please let me say that there is no eX-
cusc for :. farmer not Knowing how to
fcrtilize his crops and how to farm ac-
cording To- thu most approved scientllc
ne thods of the Gay when he can for one
dollar a year get the best paper L ever
saw for the farmer and in that paper get
the best advice | ever read from you,
who are the farmers friend ard who are
trying so hard To show us how to farm 20
the best advantage.
| have tried your fertilizer formulas
several times IN the last two years, and
have found them the best | have ever
used. and can safely say that they are
viii 1--we To bc q very old man and con-
uiue TO the end in the good work you
nave been doing for us farmers. W =
greatly need your learned advice ana W.
get il for almost nothing. Yours truly,
GEORGE NJ. HICKS.