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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-08-15
PALESTINE POINTERS.
Everyone Is Making Preparations for the
Street Carnival.


Everyone Is Making Preparations for the
Street Carnival.
Palestine, Texas, August IA commit
tee Of leading citizens appointed at The last
meeting of the Business Mems league left
last night for Athens to attend Joint
meeting Of delegates from surrounding
towns In the interest of new ralirond that
Is expected to he built through this acctinn
If the country. determined effort is now
being put forth, and Anderson county Is
trying Ia get the road To come through
Palestine
Mr. 4 H. Baily, one of Palestlne's lead
Ing and wealthy citizens, Is lying at his
residence dangerously ~, suffering from a
paralytlr stroke which he received yester-
day. He TX not expected to recover.
The mnchinlsts' strike Is stlll ON here.
the men stlll walking the streets and doing
what they can with the new men who
came here TO take their places.
Everybody here Is preparing for the big
street carnival which Is to come OH here
In celebration 0f the newly paved streets
and promises TO hc the biggest thing ever
pulled of In East Texas The railroads
entering the city with give the lowest rates
yet made For my event, ana II IL now as.
sured that there WIN h' thousands OF Wis
iturs here for the carnival one of the
features will be dance on the pavement.
Hon, John NJ. Duncan NJ TYLER arrived
In the city Yesterday afternoon ana left
late In the afternoon 10 company with Colo
mel r. NJ. Campbell. Hon 81 a. GIN ana
others for CRYSTAL lake, where they VIII
spend a few days outing.
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SYRUP INDUSTRY IN BRAzoRIA.
1t Is to Be Undertaken on Large Scale
This Fall.

velasco, Texas August 14,-Mr. Smith
of the Smith Brokerage company Of Nava-
sofa was In town last night comforting with
the managers Of the Velasco box factory
for the delivery OF 10000 boxes this fail
at the Lake Jackson sugar plantation,
above town. He has associated himself
with Mr. Rod oliver, owner Of the Retrieve
and lessee OF Lake jackson. and they are
arranging to build a canning factory TO
can the output ~ these two plantations,
which Viii he an enormous yield. They are
now purchasing the lumber fcr their build
Ing and have ordered the machinery f'r
the canning factory. The growth OF the
sugar cane industry aud the making ~
syrup hy the open kettle process Is going
to make Brnzoria county famous as tho
best syrup country and ais, make II the
most prosperous section Of the country.
Cane Is never injured 10 any great extent
by the elements by either water or storm
aud has never been known 10 he injured
by insects II can stand more water ana
nbre drouth than any other plant.
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49, School House for TuInr.

Tyler Texas, August l3.-work on the
new north side public school building has
commenced. The building Is TO cost $500
or $500. II will be two-story brick
building With all modren Improvements
and Will be ready for use some time
during the fall. The work OF tearing
down the tower ~ the south side build
Ing was commenced this morning The
building will be otherwise beautined and
improved and win be ready for occu-
pancy for tho September term.
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eA tbs Peepte
= 4sho.t 4e4 sa,.t
WANTED TO BUY.

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WANTED TO BUY.
BIINzs& sETTEGAsT BUY AND SELL,
K,EAL ESTATE. LOAN MONEY. rRApE
n p. STOCK. ROOM 2ls, BINz
W;ANTED--5oo to 100 cords Of 6rsi-ciss-::
g9tg oa5 wood in lots OF TWENTY-FIVE 10
~ CORDS Address s. u. S. care Tribune
iii 6allYeston, Texas. %
WANTED. TO .BUY-B0rred Plymouth ROCK
ana Bun Plymouth Rock hens and eggs
Nvlnihs nut full blooded desired; none
2ther need answer Mrs G. s. 81 unI.
lS1u, /. =. bon -. Victoria. Texas. 10
diNHEsp CASH PRICE PAID for ScTSp
t IRA '3!-s@ s.c3as7 81.
49,. pecaHs t1c.i country shipmehts
Z specially Mayer Llpslit2. wEoI sale
uealeri l2Vl Montgomery avenue. Hons.
VA EED-Second hand saf0 In good "a.
s gi iVi ASH must be cheap. give dimen
sious' Parish Proctor Calvert, Texas
! WANT to Put from 5000 10 SS107 in II
wei located home IN Third or Fourth
"GIu' or WI buy vacant lots aud build
AGdreSS 2laO, this Office. is
WANTED TO -Quartcr Or 6aif lot IN
GleiWood cemetery Address giving
price, 2I46, this office Is
OUR HARNESS PRICES are 1TTro7 With.
out rent or expensive show snace Dulrg
sales, small profits. Mosehart x Keller
company. 10
HIGHEST PRICES paid for CASTOR cloth.
lngi send postal, will call. II. Captain
20l Milan street. II
WANTED, Highest price paid for second
nnna corning. etc Send postal; will
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY
FOR sALE-A number Of choice bred Tcr,
Sey helfers from rich heavy milking
stock; viii calve In fall ANA winter WI
be sold sincly or in lots: for other IN in,
formation address tNlrs) Joel NJ. Taylor.
Hungerlord Texas. a
/ FOR SALE-pair Young mules Il hnuds
hlgh also new wagon cheap. Address T..
\. Bailey, 32O1 Odiu avenue Houston.
| HAVE 100 HEAD Of feeders for sale,
weigh from $50 to 100 pounds arranged
to suit yourself. C. A. Lynch. San Au-
--s - - Io
I For RGALLON cow. $40; two fine Jersey
METERS three gallons each, cheap
NeakuD ,hyce miles out We5theime;
roud 10
YOU'VE yellownoad parrots VIII make
good tlbers. Ferd Mniar. al4 Congress %
EFOR sATE-l2l head Of nice ock sheep.
! A. c. Bel. Commission Co. L. o. Box
"a III
/ FOR SALE 800 mares and mules ana son
head Of stock cattlc the mules ones
and twos and steer cattle may be
! bought separately; this stock we'll
/ graded fine fix and must be sold; can
( be seen ON Cochran's ranch, near Riddle.
Vile karncs county. Texas. W D.
I Hutchinson, manager on ranch: o. l..
| Cochran, Houston, Texas. Is
| ONE car lot nice driving horses and car lot
mules for sale 600 Washington street,
! J Rothsten. OF
FOR SALE Lot OF Jersey graded Mill
cows. W j. Settegast K Bro, jackson
| and Maple streets. II
II PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
| kinds junk, iron. brass Zinc, lead, rope,
| bones, bottles. etc. country shipments So
| licted; telephone connections. Louis
| kamnsky, Dol Preston. II
MOVING FREE buy, move. pack. store
and loan money and charge no interest
on furniture and household goods stored
with me; all storage moved free. 7. +.
Lotus, phone e66, 2ll Milnm str.et Il
| THE MONTERREY Texas Nvenne-
Gives special rates for the summer. Ia
BILE and service unequalled for the price.
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FEW VIOLATIONS OF LAW.

It is a pleasure to state that the whole
sale dealers, both for fertilizers and in
secticldes, have given me very little
trouble in carrying out the provisions Of
the law. The retailers In fertilizers have
also usually complied with the terms Of the
law; but | have had several complaints
from different towns along the coast he.
tween Houston and Galveston. The retail
druggists who sells Insecticides have re.
pentedly violated the law. and Ia some
cases 1t appears as II they had done so
wantonly 1t looks as II few prosecu
tions OF these cases will be the only re.
course left open / ask the earnest coop.
Grafton Of the hortlculturlsts and truck
growers In the enforcement OF this law
1t was created mainly for their henent
TO afford them the protection needed
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TYPEWRITERS.

BIICKENSDERFER TYPEWRIrERS on
easy payments SO cash and So per
month 10 responsible people or those VINO
furnish good references w. f., Kussell
general agen. for Texas, Arkansas, Indian
aud Oklahoma Territory. II
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Burke, Texas. August 13--The FIRST bale
OF new cotton was sold here today to
Messrs. Crager & Quinn at cents per
pound and premium of IS. 1t was
raised by Mr.. ]. +, Deal, one OF our
enterprising farmers.
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By Millions Of Mothers.

Mrs Wlnslows Soothing Syrup for chill.
dron teething soothcE the child. softens the
gums. reduces Inflammation. allayB pain,
cures wind cole 2Jc bottle
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Fertilizers and
Insecticides. =:
b. Prot II. H Harrington. stat. Chemist

Inc Iwenty-sixth legislature Of the state
passed law requiring the chemical control
OF commercial fertilizers and commercial
poisons' or any poison used for destroying
insect pests. The unmlxed substances. cot.
ton seed meal. land plaster Gypsum. saii,
asAes, lime, green sand mari unground
bones, and animal excrements are exempt
rom the provisions of the law.
The essentials OF the law are. that
sample OF the fertilizer or poison to be sold
~ the state must be sent here for analysis.
accompanied With an afndavlt tina, IL Is A
MI sample OF the goods to be put on the
ulat Ast curing that season. AN ANALYSIS
zee OF $40 Is charged for eaea brand %.
leitlkef or po son To be sold. After the
Ahflysls is pade, label is furnished the
uahliacturtr or dealer, setting forth the
composition, and must be attached hy the
seiler TO each package sold or onerd for
sHle' penalty OF not less than $50 nor
.',efF fHdf $50 fr5fftt5tf- flT ragb Viola.
ton or evasion of the law.
ANY farmer not dealer but nureh n snr
OF either a fertilizer or insectlcide may
nave q sample OF the same analyEed mere
Hre OF chaige, under such directions a.. to
sahpnng add witnesses as may be pre-.
scrlhcd by lnev The spirit OF the law is
to prevent fraud upon the farmer in the
purchase OF these articles from unscrupu-
lous dealers. At the same time IL protects
'he honest manufacturer In the saie OF his
goods against the same class VI dealers.
All of the Older states established the sys.
tom OF fertilizer inspection aud control
years ago. Not many Of them have pro-
Nlded for insectlcide, but considering the
amount of money expended |. is lust az
important, Occasion ally some cnterprising
dealer VIII claim both an iusecticide and a
fertllizlng Value for his goods. that Is nm
insectlcide dealer will sometimes make sucn
claim So far as | know, a fertilizer
dealer has never been silly enough to court
the trade In this way.
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MORPHINE.

onium and Liquor habits cured at home by
t,reatment wholly new in method, sction
and results. No pain, suffering o. pFost nSt
aion. dsy No dreaded last Stage, or aIb'
stitntion, hut a thorough lasting cure Fre-
rial treatment and sealed booklet sen, sem :, on OF
lSss,9!uaS.ii Rniidinr. Fannin and Capitol
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BINZs& sETTEGAsT Ruy Avn srrr
REAL ESTATE. LOAN NIoNFS mn E t'iA,n
RffrtilhfIEs STOCK. ROOM 2ls, BiN1
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Alvord. Texas. August 12.--Alvord re-
ceived the first bale of cotton of the new
crop today. 1t was raised by II. n.
Nlyens and Jnned by John Bradley and
sold to u. w. Paucell at s cents This
is two days earlier than last year.
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Kllgore, Texas. August l2-The first
bale of cotton OF this seasons crop was
received here today; raised by John
Fears. colored, OF RuHk county; sold for
IS cents cash and weighed 3I5 pounds.
Second bale also today sold at l-9 cents.
premium on second bale, SO
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FIRST BALES.

Carthage. Texas, August 1S.-CarthaFo
received her first hale OF new cotton to-
day. 1t was raised by Mr.. Sparks and
sold on the streets to one Of our mer-
chants, W r. Trabue for S IL cents
and he was paid n premium OF so by the
merchants and business men.
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Fusk Texas, AUGUST 13--County Conn
missioner w. A. Shaw brought IN the
FIRST new bale of cotton for this place
today and sold # to Freedman & Bro
for liz cents per pound, II brought
Mr. Shaw so and some prl2es.
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Texas Chrisfian UniperSffp normery Add-Ranl "
NGRIcN 7IRA AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE OF TEXAS.

The hnogi COLLEGE IN ogrtuEo Including loftcsl
ours
mi = o
Tuition S3 session Military discipline Under West
y.
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/ PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES for all
kinds junk, iron. brass, zinc, lead. rope,
bones, bottles. etc; country shipments So
liCited; telephone connections Louis
kaminsky, Dol Preston. II
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pOIsONS USED AS INsECTIClDl

PDISONS USED As lNSl-A
The arsenieal poisons most commonly
used for the destruction Of insect pests,
especially for the cotton leaf worm ana
for the boil weevils are paris green ana
london purple, white arsenic and arsenate
of lead. Paris green contains copper. ar
seulc and acetic acid. A part of the cop.
per untes with a part OF tie arsenic 10
form an arsenite Of copper; another part
of the copper unites with the acetic acid
TO form an acetate Of copper. Ihe mix
ture or union Of these two substances the
arspnite and the acetate OF copper, consli'
tutes paris green.
In New York City It's price varies from
1872 cents TO 10 cents pound, in 100 pound
lois or more BY retail, Il 10 commonly sold
In this state from is 10 20 cents pound.
Ii f. n very violent poison not only to In
scots but to anything else that eats II, and
its practical insoubility In water constl.
tutcs, strangely enough, an important ele-
nent of Its danger. since when applied to
pants It IS some time before the rain com
oletelv removes II from their foliage, and
cattle or horses grazing In the neld snhse'
quent 20 harvesting the crop are liable 10
be poisoned. On the other hand, It's lnsou-
hility gives II greater value az an insccticide
against the rayagcs of the leaf worm on
cation because soluble arsenic is Injurious.
and In sufficient quantity, destructive TO
plant growth. Therefore paris green ran be
applied In larger quantity. without danger
to the nlant. than can either me london
worm Is especially abundant and destructive
II becomes necessary to apply the poison In
larger quantity. and II may he make two
or three applications before the cotton Is
safe. Even paris green Will under these
circumstances. check the growth Of the cot
Ton plant. and perhaps cause II 10 shed It's
frnlt 10 some extent. But london purple
or wblte arsenic may absolutely 'sgorch'
the plant aud render n permanent injury,
while II applied In smaller quantity It fails
"a Kill the worms. For the same reason
white arsenic Is less valuable than london
purple. London purple Is by,proiuet OBJ
falned in the Manufacture OF dyes aud Is
infnorted entirely 70 this country from Eng
lana hv Hemingway Co II Is composed
~ lime and arsenic. together with the dye
or coloring matter. The amount Of this col
orlng matter, as well as It's character, In
Auences the appearance OF the purple ~
| tint samples equally rich in arsenic may
| differ from each other In appearance quite
widely. Purple sells in New YORK city ln
| 100 Mound lots or more at from y 70 1874
| cents A pound For application TO IRISH po
tatoes and garden vegetables IN general its
| Use Is preferred 10 that Of paris green
| since the latter might cause accidental pol
| soninr. while the purple II applied IN time
| rs effective in clearing the plants OF insects
/ and much cheaper than the green.
| one result Of the law 90 Tar has pesn u
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nor SALE 800 mares and muIas ana son
hend of stock cattle; the mules ones
and twos and steer cattle may be
bought separately; this stock well
graded fine Is and must be sold; can
be seen ON Cochran's ranch near Riddle.
vile, Karucs county. Texas. w. o.
Hutchinson, manager on ranch; o. L.
Cochran, Houston, Texas. Is
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q OFFICE IN the city for rent; room
Wilson building, corner Main and Con
Fss HARVEY T. u. Wilson, 9151a Con-
b. 10
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LIVESTOCK AND PoULTRY

Sey helfers from rich. heavy milking
stock; win calve in fall ana winter: w.li
be sold singly or in lots: for other IN
formation address CNlrs) joel NJ Taylor
uuUGeflord. Texas. u
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THE SOUTHERN
SCHOOL OF CORRESPONDENCE

Terms: bookkeeping SIS. shorthand SlS
reumauship $40; all 500 Courses practical
and romplete. hooks Included. Highest IN
dorsements.
OUR MOTTO; BEST courses, shortest
time, least money Time and money saved
by investigating Write us. Dacus * Day,
500 Main street. Dallas. Texas.
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NORTH TEXAS FEMALE COLLEGE
ANS COMMENTATOR OF MUSIC


IN
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which which
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lnlomAlon AddNas
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KIM "a nicely furnished or unfur-
-'a south room' BATH 0l2 Hamilton.
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ARsENArE an LrAn-

Arsenate Of lead is a white powder,
practically insoluhle IN water, and is usual
ly put up in the form Of a paste, sometimes
swecteucd with little glacosc. to give 1t
adhesive qualities. This confines It's use to
that Of the spray. 1t can not be busted as
powder But when used as q spray, II
Is 10 be preferred to any of the other
concentrated arscnical Insecticides, because
of Its insplubility, and therefore It's safe
Is to the plant. This season there are
two additional insecticides upon the Texas
market which arc attracting some atten-
zion One is bollene-a preparation put mp
especially for the boil weevll. This Is m
emulsion of carbon bsuphide or high life
with mineral and essential oils Tue nigh
insecticlde value Of carbon bisulphtdo Is
known. The problem has always been Its
practical application. The other one re-
Ierred to Is slug shot About three-fourths
OF this compound Is plaster of paris lgyp-
sum, which Of course has no insecticide
value. But 1t carries with II some copper
sulphate (bluestonel, and some tobacco dust
carbolic acid and less than l per cent Of
arsenic. 1t Is most commonly used upon
gardens and truck crops. Tobacco dust
with very small amount OF arsenic could
probably he used 10 It's stead, Mcssrs Nc
Lean & Gramm OF Caldwell. Texas. have
also put up a special boil weeyil prepare
ton, which Is having its first season on
the Texas market.
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n CONNECTING front rooms, pleas
| BY situated suitable for light house
fling; furnished or unfinished. 230i
5ps;on Phone lupl-4. 10
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stAT-N Nice tye-room cottage ON
nice cottage on Hamilton ana Lee
I nMeln, 50 per month. Apply nipp
EAss oIIlce \ Key Old phone ITS. il
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MOVING FREE i buy, move. pack store
and loan money and charge no interest
with me- all storage moved .roe 7. f.
Ioftus phone eA6. 911 Mlnm street u
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FOR SAIL Lot OF Jersey graded MIX
cows. W J. Settegast & Bro jackson
and Maple streets. II
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wentworth hI|H0|I Academy.

Oldest and largest military school
<AO Central West. Government su-
1&f3f ,erpisicn and equipment. Army
~ Yk 5fficer detailed. Prepared for
MIX nniverstiea National Academies
or for life, Col Sandford seiiera.
N. A., supt., Lexington, Mo.
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ONE car lot nice driving horses and car lot
mules for sale. 605 Washington street
J. Rothstein. 81
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st aS3 M. private family, nine,room
oS nv ~, W. capitol avenue. Apply next
~ u-o Crawford street. 10
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FOTR.GALLON cow $40; two fine Jersey
helfeI~ three gallons each, cheap
NGakuDl. thyce miles out Westheime;
road 10
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Y LARGE, new, nicely furnished rooms.
kChc, porcelain bath, and all modern
fsmlences l4l5 Walker avenue. 10
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h RENT-Newly furnished front south
pms with bath. 10 Milan. IL
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GRAYSON COLLE@E

GRAYSON COLLEGE.
IN Attend
garden eana
periodicals cabinet
whisky
and
J. r., ANDERSON, Whiewrrht
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tRT order restaurant room. 416 Main
{eet. 10
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~ furnished room, With bath priyi-
II Suitable for one or two single gentle
Y, leiel ences required 704 Dallas. -
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n ~ HNlStED rooms for light
|---e9sepine llF Texas avenue. Is
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wv lal5 renso. " is
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Gives special rates for the summer TIA
BILE and service unequaled for the price.
II
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drive from the State several spurious com.
mercial insecticides. The manufacturers OF
legitimate goods of either insecticdCs or
commercial fertilizers have shown nm en-
duircmcnts. since the law Is n protection
TO them, as well as to the farmer Only
recently n mixture consisting Of oxide N
iron, gypsum. or plaster Of paris and lime,
was withdrawn from the markets Of the
state because Il label setting forth It's COM
position would at the came dime clearly
show its worthlessness AS an msectirde.
As nm additional virtue ~ Of this iusoctt-
eide II was also claimed to he a valuable
commercial fertilizer But here again It's
certificate az analysts would Interfere very
seriously with its SALE; SO rho manufacturer
very wisely decided to withhold Il from the
Texas msrkets.
OF course arsenic can he put In many
other combinations and mixtures but those
mentioned above are the primary ones aud
the most important ParAgreen, laurel
green. green arsenold. the arsenitc aud the
arsenate Of lead. purple poison. and many
others, are commercial products containing
varying amounts Of free and combined ar
senlc Their snalysIs is an absolute ueces-
sity before any intelligent opinion ran he
reached as to their probable practical ef.
feet on a crop. OF late years II has become
the custom Of some manufacturers to adul.
terate paris green with white arsenic there.
by cheapening the product and maintaining
stu it's percentage OF total arsenic This
is a great mistake on the part Of the manu-
facturer. even from n commercial stand
point, since 1t would IN time II not checked
by chemical control In the several states.
discredit Its use by the Southern cotton
farmer. II Is. in my opinion, an absolute
protection to the cotton plant from the leaf
worm, IL applied at the proper time and re
peated once or twice, IL necessary II Is
attempt will be made 10 put adulterated
paris green on the Re Sls market.