The Mercur miner. [volume], January 27, 1904, Image 6

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H Trackless Trslrri's.
j Tho only system of trackless trol
H leys in tbo United States Is thnt nt
H Bcranton, Pn., which has mado a fall
B ehowing of success. In Franco and
H Germany a numbct of thoso lines,
H which havo electrical automobiles op
H rated by nn overhead wlro, havs
H proved satisfactory, tlio only objection
H o them being tho fact that they ro-
H julro twlco tho current used for can
H operated over rails.
H 10,000 riniit for ICo.
H ' This Js a rcmarkablo otter the John
H 1A. Salzcr Seed Co., La Crosse, Win..
H snakes. They will send you their bis
H plant and seed catalog, together with
H nough peed to grow
H 1,000 fine, solid Cabbages.
H 2,000 delicious Carrots.
1 2,000 blanching, nutty Celery.
B 2,000 rich, buttery Lettuce.
H 1,000 splendid Onions.
H 1,000 rare, luscious Itadlshes.
H 1,000 gloriously brilliant Flowers.
H This great offer Is made In order to
H Induca you to try their warranted seeds
H for when you onco plant them you
H trill grow no others, and
H AM. FOH HUT ICo I'OSTAOB,
H providing you will return this notice,
H and If you will send them 20c In post-
H age, they will add to tbo above a pnek-
H ego of the famous IJcrllner Cauliflower.
M lew. N. U.)
H Cuba's Mineral Products.
H Tho mineral products of Cuba In
M cludo gold, silver, mercury, zinc. cop-
H por, lead, mangancso, asphalt, naph
M tha, pctroloum praphlto amianthus.
M PUTNAM FADELESS DYES aro
H Jfast to light and washing.
H Tuberculosis Victims.
H tn Russia 4,000 out of ovcry 1,000,000
H -Inhabitants dlo of tuberculosis; In
H franco and Austro-Hungary, 3,000; In
H Oormany, Ireland, Sweden and Swltz-
H rland, 2,000, and In England, Belgium,
H Scotland, Holland, Italy and Norway,
1.000.
H Ptso'i Curo cannot bo too highly spoken of as
H a cough cure. J. W. O'liaiEN, 312 Third Ate.,
H K. Minneapolis, Minn., Jon. . 1900.
M CARRJED POLITENESS TOO FAR.
H Act of Courtesy that Lost Lighthouse
H Official His Position.
H Recently tho Ilrltlsh warship Spar-
H row visited tho nntlvo kingdom ol
H Tonga, In tho south Pacific, over which
H tho Ilrltlsh govemmont exorclcos a
H protectorate. Us ruler Is a dusky and
H spirited young man who calls himself
H King George II. When tho Sparrow
H was In tho harbor of tho Tongan cap-
H Ital a ball was to havo been given on
H board. Dut the electric light failed
H and all sorts of expedients wcro rc-
H fiortod to for the purposes of tllumlna-
H tlon. An obliging customs otllclal ot
H high standing removed tho light from
Hf cno of tho lighthouses In tho harbor
H and took It aboard tho Sparrow. For
H this risky pleco ot polltoncss ho wns
H dismissed by tho Tongan government.
H Tho captain of tho Sparrow Interceded
H with King Qcorgo on his bohalf, but
H his majesty was lnoxornblo, which In-
H dlcatos that ho knows his business.
H New 8ystem In British Army.
Hj Confidential reports aro henceforth
H to play an Important part In Ilrltlsh
H army discipline Exnct roportlug Is
H to ba rigidly lnslstod upon. If tho
H reports aro favorablo, a promise of
H accolcratcd promotion is held out to
H ho officers; if tho rovcrso, ho will bo
H ondomnod to rotlro from tho profes-
H elon for which ho shows himself un-
H fitted or too careless to qualify. Two
B' adverso roports In succession will
H tiring up tho question ot removal oven
H to men ot long standing; tho Juniors
H of loss than thrco years' service will
H bo Incontinently dismissed It thoy
H to not show up wall.
1 DR. FED HIMSELF.
H Found tho Food that Saved His Life.
H A good old family physician with a
H lifetime oxporlonco In saving pcoplo
H Anally found hlmsolf sick unto death.
H Medicines failed and hut lot
H blm toll his own story. "For tho first
H tlmo in my life of slxty-ono
H years I am Impelled to pub
H llcly tostlty to tho valuo of a largely
H advertised artlclo nnd I certainly
H would not pon thoso lines except that,
H -what scorns to mo a direct act of
B Provldonco, saved my life and I am
Bfl Impressed that It is a bounden duty
H to mako It known.
fl "For 3 years I kept falling with
Hw tomach and liver disorders until I
BflJ was roducod 70 lbs. front my nor-
Bfll s. - - mal wolght. Whon 1 got too low to
Bfl treat myself, 3 ot my assoclato pliysl-
Bfli Ians advised mo to 'put my houso in
Bfl t order' for I would bo quickly going tho
BC, way of all mankind. Just about thnt
Bfl tlmo I was put on a diet ot Grape-
Bfl Nuts predigestod food. Curiously
BC enough it qulck!y began to build mo
BBj up, appctlto returned and in 15 days
Bj I gained 6 lbs. That started my ro-
BS : turn to health and really saved my
Bfl ufe
PBJ "A physician Is naturally prejudiced
Bf- aralnst writing such a lottor, but In
Bfl this caso I am willing to doclare it
BJ from tho housetops that tho inultl-
BH piled thousands who aro now Buftorlng
BB as I did can find relict and health as
BH easily and promptly by Grape-Nuts. It
BB they only know what to do. Sincerely
BH and Fraternally yours." Namo of this
IB promlnont physician furnished by Po3-
BH turn Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
BH Look In each packago for a copy nt
HB tho famous llttlo book, "Tho Iload to
BH , WellvIUo."
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Cowr Records
Young Silas Wntklns stolo a ham a theft most reprehensible,
Ami then engaged n, counselor, (which certainly wns sensible.)
They plunged him In a dungeon deep, a dungeon grim nnd tcrrorful,
Tho while his lawyer went to court upon n mission enorrul. t
And when he found nt onco tho wholo proceeding could bo "busted," he
Sued out a hntxns corpus nnd took Hlinx out of custody.
In court hln lenrned counsel urged with dignified suavity
Tho dnngeis of sunsi-ninly hnato In matters of such gruvlty.
The prosecution's bitterness ho held unjustifiable,
" 'TIs Justice, with her blinded eyei!, Iiefoia whom wo nro trlnblel"
And nfter hours of nrgumont. with growing hent nnd frlctlonal,
lie took n chnngo of venue on a question Jurisdictional.
Wherent the counsel got n stay of trial for a year or two.
To find a missing witness, (who wns dead, I havo a fear or twol)
Tho years rolled nn, they tried him and unmercifully depleted him
Th" commonest of larcenlstsj-the Jurors then convicted him.
"No chance for Bllns!" cried his lawyer. "Yes. I say. Indeed ho has!"
Upon tli" which he went to court and got a supeiscdeas,
"Good cheer:" snld be to 811ns. "You will soon bo on your feet again.
While Silas gae a ball bond nnd was straightway on tho sticot attain.
A monstioiis abstract then they fll"d. the luwjer mnde a noise nnd fuss.
Until, within a ynr or two. the couit gave them a syllabus,
Which, stripped of all Its verbiage and law and technicality.
But unlllnncd the vctdlct based on Silas' proved rascality. . .1 'T
"Odds blood'" cried Silas' counsel to his client. "When I've read you tbU,
You"ll see the ntlro finding simply reeks with Haws nnd prejudice.
To Jail shall any eltlzou for stealing of a hock bo sent?
Stralghtwitv. the which, be went to court and tiled another document.
"No sheriff shall ntiest lilm, Sir. nn anv legal sham as grim
As this, and If a Shcilff tries, I'll certainly mandamus blm!"
Again upon the solemn court, with masterful urbanity,
lie ui'd-d a close Inquliy by nn expert on Insnnlty.
Who felt the Lumps on Silas' bend, who found piofund lascallty,
Who In a year made his toport of "obvious notmollty."
Long Silas' counsel studied It, by methods not rewnlable,
And finally concludtjl the decision whs appealable!
Good Silas gavo another bond to stay his Jail processional.
Good Silas' counsel labored with an ardor qultu professional,
Until ho got nn order from the highest court available.
("That, as tho statutes rnd, thelo was a question If t'wns Jallable.)
Tho court below should try agiln. nnd UioukU they might acquit It, or
Cor.vlct It. they must try again" so stHtd tho remittitur!
Tho witnesses, thoso gray old men. ro-allcd the ancient history
Of Silas' crime with halting speech, nnd deep and dark the mystery
To them of why they were recalled; with quavering tones, In truthfulness
They told nnnln tho old. old tnlo of SlUs" erring youthfulncss.
The Jurors held be could not change his spotB; but. Ilko the leopard, he,
Bo Silas' counsel straightway held ho had been twlco In Jcopnidy!
A las I So Intricate a case, with all the, points Involvnblo!
When Death took Silas and to dust found him to bo resolvable.
Took blm for reasons, good, pwhaps, but which were not rcvealable.
And Silas' counsel found, slack, tho Judgment not nppenlable!
Hut back to court bo strode when sure that Charon o'er hart ferried him,
And cried: "I want a nol pros, for my client wo have burlfd blm! .
J. W. Foley, In New York Times.
ft T.
Have But Brief Day
J
Just as horses doprcclato so do
Jockeys. Tho outlaw tracks and
bushes nro full of Jockeys who woro
onco stars on tho raco courses. Jock.,
oys who mado fortunes a fow seasons
ago aro now hustling for mounts and
when thoy socure ono It -is usually
some outsider that cannot win.
Willlo Sims, tho Jockey who won
famo and fortuno for tho Dwyer broth
ers, a boy who onco held tho privilege
of solectlng his own ongagoments, is
amongst tho number who aro now
hustling for mounts. Evon his old
tlmo omploycr, Mlko Dwyer, puts a
stahlo hoy up In prcforonco to tho onco
famous Sims; Sims claims ho can
rldo as well ns over, but.no boy on
earth could rldo a wlnnor on tho
horses ha hns been forced to rldo.
Fred Tnral Is another living oxam
plo of tha man who has go no back
ward. Fivo years ago Taral was
America's greatest, Jockoy. Every
promlnont stnblo in tho country wns
after him. A year later tho class of
his mounts bogan to doprcclato. Ho
between tho Puritans nnd tho 111-
grlras. In part ho said:
"Uear in mind that tho 'Scroohy'
congregation was tho last organiza
tion of Separatists that existed In
Eugland nt that time; that It lied to
Holland in 1C07, and after thirteen
yoars' rosldonco thoro it camo In tho
Mnyflowor to America and founded
tho Pilgrim llopuhllc at Plymouth in
1C20. Notice that it was thlrteon
Significant Mame.
Ilov. Dr. William T. McElvcon, on
tho Intelligent uso of. Scripture r
"Whon I was a.youngor man I met a
colored woman In Tonnossoo, "who
named hor son 'Judas Iscariol, r.nd
whon 1 askod hor why, sho said: 'Dat's
0. Scrlpturo namo, massa. I roads in
mrf'Dlhlo dot it was good for dat man
ho nobcr boon bawn. Woll, mo an
ma old man had slxteon children 'fro
dls ono coino, and wo Jus' called him
Judas Iscnrlot.'" '
saw that ho was losing his grip. A
now stylo of riding was coming into
voguo. Taral discovered It and packed
his trunk and left for Australia.
' "Soup" Perkins, who piloted tho
groat Honry of Navarro, whon tho
thoroughbred was America's greatest
3-year-old, has bedh eking out an o'x
lstcnco at tho Newport track. "Tiny"
Mooro, who was onco tho Jockoy of
tho Lorlllards, secures an occasional
mount nt NowporL This lad is capa
bio of riding at n rcasonablo weight,
but Inst season, when ho mado his np
pcaranco in tho oast, bo was not given
n decent mount.
At Chicago "Tiny" Williams landB a
mount occasionally. Somotimos ho
wins, but his vlctorlos nro few and far
hotweon. Stovnl, anothor worthy lad,
died poor at St. Louis. At tho tlmo
of his death ho could not securo a
mount. And so on down tho list In
definitely. Tho Jockeys havo tholr
brief period of sticcoss and then fndo
out ot tho public mind nnd nro forgot
ton, loft too often without any means
to live upon,
Pilgrims Were the First
"Forofnthors' Day" was observed at
tho First Unitarian church In Onk
land, Cal on tho evening of Dec. 20.
Col. John P. Irish prosified, and re
lated In brlof tho causes which led
tho Pilgrims to forsako tholr natlvo
land nnd cast tholr lot In a now and
strange country.
Tho acting pastor of tho Dorkclpy
Unltnrlan church, tho Itov. Oeorgo W.
Stono, who was formerly tho Histo
rian of tho MnsRuclniBOlts Socloty of
Mayflowor Doscondttnts, delivered tho
address of tho day, which took tho
form of a study ot tho Pilgrim cm.
Ho defined nt longth tho dlfforonco
years after tho Pilgrims loft England
nnd eight years nfter thoy plantod tho
Scrooby church ut Plymouth that tho
Puritans loft England. Tho Puritans
landod nt Snlom, nnd thoro tho tlrst
Puritan church In Amorlca was estab
llshcd, In 1028.
"This church wns nt first nn Epls
copal church, but, under tho Inlltionoo
of Surgeon Fuller of Plymouth, who
wns sent to Salem to assist during
tho provtilonco of what Is called In
tho records 'a plaguo," tho Congrega
tional systom wns adopted. This was
accomplished undnr the lend of Gov.
EndlcoU, lit 1029. Tho Pilgrims,
thoroforo, were tho pioneers In tlio
sottlemont of this country, nnd to
thorn, rather than to tho Puritans, do
wo owo what Is best In our national
life, and I might add, most of thoso
principles and prncilces which dlffor
ontlato us from tho other nations ut
tho earth. Lot us remember, nlso,
thnt tho Pilgrims, and not tho Purl
tans, wero tlio founders of Congrega
tionalism In Europo and In America.
San Francisco Chronicle.
Life.
A catch of breath, a rising sun,
A few gtay clouds, life's raco begun.
Youth scales the heights lovo Becks lt
end.
Wealth comes and goes, ties break and
mend,
A few good friends, a tear, a smile,
Homo da of cheer a sign meanwhile.
Tlmo's text of change, old frlonds depsrt.
Lato thoughts gnv wlso, grace leads tin
heart.
Tho sun .drops down, the clouds swlns
A fewfaiewells, then tlmo to go.
Clifford Kanu Stout.
HOW DRET HARTE LOOKED,
Winning Personality of the Great Call
fornla Author.
Mr. Howclls gives us soma charming
romlnlsconces of Urot Harto In tho
Easy Chair of Harper's, relating to a
week's visit Harto paid him whon tho
latter camn East from California. Mr.
Howclls thus describes tho author of
"Tho Luck of Itoarlng Camp:" "Ho
was then, as always, n child of ex
treme fashion as to his clothos and
tho cut of his beard, which ho woro
In a mustache and tho drooping sldo
whiskers of the day, and bis Jovial
physiognomy was as winning as his
voice, with Its straight noso nnd fas
cinating forward thrust ot tho under
Up, Its fine oyo3, and good forehead
then thickly crowned with black hair
which grow early white, whllo his
mu&tncho ronmlncd dark. ... He
was, as ono could not help scolng,
thickly pitted, but nfter the first glanco
ono forgot this.." Pittsburg Press.
Sense of Smell In the Aged.
Old pcoplo havo an atrophied sonse
of smell, and thoy do not seem to bo-'
conscious of this Infirmity. Evon whon
thoy can scarcoly distinguish ono ,
familiar odor In ten, nnd when thoy
tako strong smelling liquids for pure
wnter, thoy assert that thoy enjoy tho
perfume of flowers. Tholr visual Im
ago?, for they recognlzo tho porfumo
of flowers whon thoy aro nblo to soo
thorn. Tho olfactlvo Imago thus has
an Independent Intellectual existence,
sluco It la cnpablo ot functional ro-vlvn.
A Dentist's Advice.
Toledo, Ohio, Jan. 25th. Mr. Harry
Lh Lewis, Dentist, 607 Suralt strcot,
this city, says: "I cortalnly ndvlso
anyone, no matter how sovero thoy
may havo Kidney Trouble to tako
Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"I was troublod with Kidney Dls
easo for several years and Dodd's Kid
ney Pills cured mo. I had usod
many so-called remedies without any
benefit. Four months ago, I was flat
on my back with this painful trouble
and must say that I almost gave up
hopes vt ever getting any bottor.
Through a friend's advlco I purchased
six boxes of Dodd's Kidney Pills.
"At first I could see but llttlo bene
fit, but after two weoks, I could soo
an Improvement. I bad bocn getting
up several times at night and pr-lns
in my back wero very sovero. When
I had taken six boxes I felt bettor
than I had for years. Tho pain had
all gono and I didn't havo to got up
during tho night at all. I continued
the treatment until I had used Bevoral
moro boxes, nnd now I am glad to
ay that I am completely cured."
She Took Them at Their Word.
Kcuka Lako Is ono of tho most at
tractive of tho great chain of lakes
In tho Interior of Now York state.
Bluff Point at its head Is a bold
promontory, which rises grandly and
improssivoly. It was upon tho banks
of this lake that tho famous "Jemima
Wilkinson" founded n colony nearly
threo generations ago nnd announcod
that sho could walk upon tho water
oi tlio lako. A largo crowd gathered
to soo her undertake tho oxpcrlment.
Turning to her followers sho asked:
"Havo you all faith that I can walk
upon tho water?" "Wo havo, wo
havo!" her followors replied. Then
thero Is no uso In my undertaking to
do so," sho replied. "If yo havo faith
yo shall bo saved without my walking
upon tho water."
Tcoslnto nnd Itilllon Dollar Oross.
The two greatest fodder plnnts on
earth, one good for 14 tons hay and tho
other SO tons green fodder per acre.
Grows everywhere, so does Victoria
Rnpe, yielding 60,000 lbs. sheep and
swine food per acre.
JC3T SEND lOo IV STAMPS TO TUB
John A. Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse,
Wis., nnd receive In return their big
catalog and lots of farm secA samples.
(W. N. U.)
Grant's Size.
Ethol was making hor first visit to
tho metropolis and her eyes wero big
and wlso with wonder at 'all tho
strango and curious things sho had
seen nnd heard. Sho had seen Conoy,
tho dazzling: Brooklyn bridge, tho
wonderful; Central Park, tho beauti
ful, and ull tho sights which her
young aunt bad solected for her to
seo. FInnlly thoy camo to Grant's
tomb as tho last 'thing to bo scon
and remomborod. Ethol stood
thoughtful a fow moments looking
down upon tho sarcophagus, then sho
whispored, ovorcomo with tho lm-'
menso slzo of It all: "Auntlo Claude,
waB ho a giant?" Boston Journal.
To Curo a Cold In Ono day.
Tako Laxntlvo Urorao Qulnlno Tnblots. All
druggists rotund monoyUltfallstocuro.25ck
Powerful Cannon.
With 385 pounds of smokeless pow
der, tho now 4008' or twelvolnch gun
wnl send an SGu-pound armor-piercing
Bholl through nlnotoon and flvo-tonths
Inches of harvoylzod nlckol steel ar
mor at a distance of a mllo and a bait.
Uniforms for Army Electricians.
Tho master electricians and the
oloctrlclan sorgoapts of tho newly
created corps ot tho army will bo des
ignated by a symbol ot wblto metal
rosombllng forked lightning inclosed
within' a wreath of gilt motal. Tho
I uniform trousors ot theso officers wlU
eho'w'a scarlot strlpo.
if
1
says:
"My nightly rest was broken, owing; '
to Irregularities of tho kidneys. I j
suffered lntensoly from Bovero pains !
In tho small of my back and through ,
tho kidneys and wns annoyed by pain
ful passages of abnormal secretions.
Doctors failed to relieve mo. 1 began j
taking Doan's Kidney Pills and I ox- ij
porlenced quick nnd lasting relief. U
Doan's Kidney Pills will provo a bless- S
Ing to all sufferers from kidney dlsor- I
dors who will give thorn a fair trial." fj
Foster-Mllbttrn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., il
proprietors. For salo by all druggists, i
prlco CO cents per box. '.
Sanitary Conditions Improve. J
In tho city of Now York alono there 3
are 150,000 people living to-day who
would bo dead If tho mortality of flf- i
ty years ago still prevailed. tl
Mother Gray's Street Powders for Children, I
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
In tbo Children's Home In Now York, curo
Constipation, Favcrishness, Bad Stomach,
Teething Disorders, movo and rcgnlato the
Bowels nnd Destroy Worms. Ovor 80,000 tes
timonials. At nil Druggists. 25c. Sample ,
FllEE. Address A. S. Olmsted. Leltoy.N. Y. i.
I NEVER WITHOUT A CHAPERON. '
1 I
Dutch Girls Always Attended by Their
Elders. '
Tho Dutch girl does not onjoy any- :
thing llko tho amount of freodom L
granted to her English or American
sister. Sho Is a very carefully chapor- -
oncd young person and whon sho goes t
to tho theater It Is with hor oldors, not ii
morely with a friend or two of her 1
own ago. At tho dances sho attends,
songs, recitations and music for the I
ontortalnmont of tho oldors form a j
part of tho regular program and the '1
chaperons sit at tables socially enjoy-
lng tholr corfoo or othor refreshments, I
whllo tho young folk glldo over th
woxed floor to tho strains of tho latest 1
waltz. Dutch maldons havo to mak 1
tho best of tholr opportunities ot I
nmusomont, for when It pleases their j
parents to seok tho quiet of home j
thoy must meekly accompany thorn. ('
In their country the Idea of a girl be-
lng unchaperonod at a dance Is not to f
bo thought of at auy rate, not yet I
Fire 8tatIon Equipment. J
Every flro station In Berlin has now , j
been equipped with an oxygon appar- J
atus to rcvlvo persons overcome by j
sraoko or heat. Ordinary oltizcns 'i
may also havo tho loan of tho appar- '.I
atus In cases of urgont need. j
Stats or Onto. Citt or Tolxdo, I ,. f
Lucas Couktt. f " . J
Fbaick J. Cnxssr tnikei oath that ha ti (rotor I
partner of the II rm of F. J. Cnasir & Co., dului 1
buitnet) la tho City of Toledo, Counlr and Stat 1
1 afornsld, ana that "Id firm will ray Ida aura of
tONK IIUKUItEIl IKII.UAIIS for each and erery
.-a of tiATARna that cannot b cured by tha ate of 1
lUU'S CTAU CUM. rIANKJ.CIIENET.
Sworn to before ma and aubacrtbed tu iny pree- j
ence, thta 6th day of December, A.I). 18S8. '
.-Iji . A. W. ULKASOK,
j j axAL f JfoTAnr rcntio. .
' HairTcatarrh Curo la taken Internally and acta
directly on tho blood and mueoua iiirfacea of the
yiteui. bend for teatlnmnlala, free.
1 ' K. J. C1IKMEY A CO., Toledo, O. I
PoMbyallpru(tnltla.75c. , ,
Tako Halt's Family 1'UUforcomtinaUoa, (
Mongolia. ,
Although Mongolia, In which Russia
Is now Intrenched, has been n part ot I
tho Chinese omplro for tho greater )
part of tho last two conturles, China 1
has not oxerclsed much authority over ''
It, and tho Mongol hns beou largely at j
liberty to follow his own desires la i
method of government and conduct. t
Tho only tribute which has herotofore ',
boon required from tho country has 1
been a certain numbor of men to
servo In tho Chlnoso army. i
Mm, Wlnilow's Hootlilng Ryrop. 'I
For children toethtnir, aof ten tho gutna, redurea fr , ."
aamuiaUon,alUyapalt',curetwUidcollu. SicabotUe. v
Newfoundland Seals. J
Tho seals of Newfoundland aro not I
fur-bcarlug, but aro klllod In largo Ji
numbers for tholr skin and fat. Tho )
skins aro used to mako patont loath- Y
"cr and "kid" gloves; tho fat for flno " ' '
soups. !,
Tho V, H. Dojit. of Agriculture
Gives to Salzer's Oats Its heartiest ' .
endorsement. Salzer's New National atc'1.
Oats yielded tn 1803 from 150 to 300 , '
bu. per acre In 30 different, States, and ,'
you, Mr. Farmer, can beat this In 1904, ',
If you will. Salzer's sejtds aro pedigree -.).
seeds, bred up through careful seloo- ?,
tlon to big yields. , . Sj
Por Acre. Ust'Lai
Salzer's Beardless Barley - .$?
yielded 121 bu. AVa
Salzer's Homo Builder Corn. 300 bu. "V'w
Speltz and Macaroni Wheat. 80 bu. "u :
Salzer's Victoria Itape CO.OOOlbs. -.Jf"
Salzer's Tcoslnte, tho quick- ?, ,
growing fodder wonder.... 160,000 lbs. n, ,"jL.u.
Salzer's Billion Dollar Grass. 50,000 lbs. " Sgm
Salzer's Pedigree Potatoes.. 1,000 bu. USs-'
Now such yields pay and you can f10
have them, Mr. Farmer, In 1901. ' Vit
BEND lOo IN STAMrS r "Jfe
and this notice to the John A. Salzer ,J " f
Seed Co., La Crosse, Wis., and you will ' , r'
get tholr big catalog and lots ot farm - V$
seed samples free. (W. N. U.) ??
Cultivating Corn.
Corn has been bred to show that ''Sll
by Intelligent cultivation tho parts of -"' jStjP
tho kernel that yield tho oil can be ' .2
minimized, whllo thoso that prpduco ;vSE
protein can be developed. " 'H"
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