The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . 6rf.; and inTins. U lb., 15s. 6rf. ; and Drums, 2S lb., 25s. ; 56 1b., 50s.;112 lb., 95?. Full directions for U^e upon each package. TOBACCO POWDER.—This Preparation con-sists of best Virginian Tobacco, finely ground, and mixedwith other ingredients of an essential character. Price, inTim. 1 Is.; 3 2s. 6rf.; and 5 lb., 4s.; or in Bulk,£3 12s. per cwt. TOBACCO JUICE (Free of Duty).—Manu-factured from strong American Leaf Tobacco, and highlyConcentrated. Sold in Bottles, Is. pints, Is. 6d. qua
The Gardeners' chronicle : a weekly illustrated journal of horticulture and allied subjects . 6rf.; and inTins. U lb., 15s. 6rf. ; and Drums, 2S lb., 25s. ; 56 1b., 50s.;112 lb., 95?. Full directions for U^e upon each package. TOBACCO POWDER.—This Preparation con-sists of best Virginian Tobacco, finely ground, and mixedwith other ingredients of an essential character. Price, inTim. 1 Is.; 3 2s. 6rf.; and 5 lb., 4s.; or in Bulk,£3 12s. per cwt. TOBACCO JUICE (Free of Duty).—Manu-factured from strong American Leaf Tobacco, and highlyConcentrated. Sold in Bottles, Is. pints, Is. 6d. quarts,2s. Qd. half-galls., and 4s. galb. Or in Casks of 10 galls,upwards, at 2s. erf. per gall. SOLE M.\NUFACTtJRERS, CORRY, SOPER, FOWLER & CO., Ltd,, Offices & Show Rooms : 16, FINSBDRY ST., EC. iMuuufactfiry aiiil Bonded Tobacco Stores : SHAD THAMES, , LONDON. Hold hy all Nurserymen, Seedsmen, nnd Florists. As a Supplement TO THE Gardeners Chronicle Fon Next Week, June 1, WILL BK Published an Ink Photograph OF A PRIZE GROUP OF PINES, SHOWN BV MS. GLEESON, at THE darters djlrrirmd^. SATURDAY, MAY 25, 1889. A CORNISH MARKET GARDEN. rpHE quantity of every commodity, observes -*- Adam Smith, which human industrycan either purchase or produce, naturallyregulates itself in every country according tothe effectual demand. And it is to this verysimple and obvious law that the wonderfuldevelopments in Cornish market gardeningmay be traced. The inception of the latterindustry is quite within the recollection of manypeople who are still living; but the industryas it at present stands is only the growth ofabout ten years enquiry and experiment. When one source of income is exhausted, thewise political economist seeks a fresh field. Thecomparative and almost constant failure of thePotato and Broccoli crops to realise the amountswhich they had returned for so long a period,caused the market gardeners of West Cornwallto seriously consider their positions. The lateMr. Tho
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