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no CONTRACTORS.

Notice IL hereby given that Sealed Proposals will
Dc received at my office N the Court House " the
s, q C. o 70 1ssseT r' sesns s bo
ing, lodging, clothing. snd NIL other attention enume;
lated in The .ssSaaiions on as p my p ere Of s
Farm, Thebes, In said county except such Pau.
pers sick at, and not able 10 bo rei9oysd from
S for the Psr.S Of Sns yss hs ss ay
under this noscc. are required TO bid SO much per
month"; for sdults aud children over ten years old,
ten years. taxing INTO consideration the use 81 said
Poor House Farm and the labor Of such Pnnpen. y
Bond will n required % the ssn Of $500 fer hs
faithful performance OF the contract, AIss. Sealed
Tcposals viii be received as aforesaid, for keeping,
boarding and lodging, and aM other ntteTiona, Tex
s 81 Caro- sna mot
sIoor House Parin, tsbe keptst Giro until In
dition 70 lns.,fy their removal e ,,id Poo. Hore
the rate per month for adults and children over the
age Of tcn years. and the rate per month fos chill
Bond viii be required in the Of o. 900 for the
faithful performance Of the contract. -, -.
AIse. Sealed Proposals viii b received, 40 afcre-
Farm. The bidder 70 submit, his bid Al much per
vii he estertansd unless Aha. VI regalsr prse,isg
bond win be required II The sum Of $500 for ,hs
Also, Sealed Proposals will be received, - afore.
said, for medicine aud medical attendance all such
app'r. ., S%'n in G.0 Tn BIDS t e be submit
per snaum. Other bids than those Of regular prse.
Using pbysichn. will not be cntertais,sd lI.Il
Bond will be required - the Gum o! $50 for tho
faithful performance Of contract. Lei.
Payment for al o. tn, .bcyo described services and
.peeissa.cn. WI be n.de in sash, qas,;ery, a. each
September and December. A. d. is1e.
fhs Court reserves the right to reject all bids.
December 18th, iscs. dis-dtd
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9 9 Q 9 3 Z

~ ihE WohkisG cLAss.-wo are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with sonstant om,I.-
ent at home. the whole OF tho time or for ,hs
"omen.s. Business new. light and proatsb,e. Per.
sons OF either sex easily earn from Soc 10 Is ma,
evening and proportional SUM by dsyoting then
Shole Time to the business. Boys and girls earn
nearly AZ much as men. That all who see mi,
notice may send their address, and test the busl.
ness NO make this unparslled ODER: To such ms ar.
not well satisfied We will send 81 to pay for Che
Gouois OF writing Fall particulars, a valuable sam
PIE, which VIII do to commence work on, aud cop,
VI INC re'ple'' Literary coppani0n-ono OF shs
largest and best family newspapers pntIis,.d az.
sent free by mail. Reader, lyon want permanent
profitable Work, address Y. &, ALLEN a Co,
A"o'rA' MAJ noyt daw3m
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brakes C0lIeetion

or nearly one hundred receipts for making brandy
all kinds OF Wine, Gin, Ale. Beer. cordias. Superior
Cider and much other useful information Tor thoss
dealing In or manufacturing any oftho above. either
for the trade or home use.
sentoy mai, free Of postage. tor 50 conts. Address
r. F., NORMANDY, sol Market street, 81. Louis, No.
se27 lydaw
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BAcileloP's Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye harmless reliable instsn-
nneousi no disappointment no ridiculous tlnts;
reIaed'es the IN effects Of bad Dyes invgoraes and
leaves the Hair soft and beautiful. black or brown
sold by all Druggists and Perfumers. and properly
applied at BateheioF's Wig Factory. No. 10. Bond
s"oe'' Ne" ioiK' noS4dAwly
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BULLS
SAR = AP AR IL l.. A
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
7 Read the Captains Letter and the Letter
from his Mother t ...t .I

from his Mother I ..t 30
Benton Bsrrssks. No. April 30. 1880.
DR. JOHN BULL-Dear Sir; Knowing tbs ELI.
esnsy Of your Ssspsrlla and the healing and bene-
hsai Qualities possesses send you the following
statement OF my cssei
Iva. wounded about two years ago-uas taken pris:
oner and confined for sixteen months Being moved
20 Often my wounds have not healed yet. have not
sat up.a moment since vas wounded. am shot
through the hips. Ny general health 10 impaired,
and need something TO assist nature. ! have mors
faith In your sarsapATa than IA thing else wish
that that H. genuine. Please express me ahAf dozen
81. Louis, Mo.
P.S-The following was written April 30 ls0s, by
Mrs. Jennie johnson, mother Of Capt, Johnson
DIR, JOHN BULI--Dcar Sir; Ny husband, DR.. O.
s. Johnton, was a skilful surgeon and physician in
Central New York. where he died. leaving the above
q. T.. johnson my A. thirteen years Of age,
he had chronic disrrhea and scrofula, for which
gave him your sarssparls. 1T CURED HIM /
have for ten years recommended II TO many IN New
York, Ohio and Iowa, for scroula, fever sores, and
general debility. Perfect success has attended IL.
IAt Effected Of sysia and Jsrer sorss
vos sim0s mira1aoss. am very anxious for my son
10 again have recourse 20 your sarsaparilla lie Is
fearful Of getting spurious article, hence has writing
to you FORT. His wounds were terrible, but believe
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS.

Dan. Able, Col; VIM. White, Fad
Stella, Pitts; Columbian, 81. Louis DICK
Fulton, No. 2, Pitts; Pauline Carroll, 81
Louis; w, II. Brown, Pitts; Belle St.
Louis, st. Louis; Baltic, Pitts; Comet,
Grand Tower; Tom Rees, New Orleans;
Quickstep, Evansville; Emile In Barge,
New Orleans; St john, Louisville;
Clara, New Orleansi Petrol, st. Louis;
Minneola, Cincinnati. 'r"'
DEPARTURES.
Dan. Able, Col; VIM. White, Pad;
Columbian, New Orleans; Dick Fulton,
No. 2, Natchez; p. Carroll, New Orleans;
w. II. Brown, ST. Louis; Stella, N. o;
Petrol, No. ., st. Louis; ST. Johns. N. y;
Emile La Barge, st. Louis; Belle st.
Louis, Memphis; Clara, 81. Louis; Mime
ola, Memphis; Comet, Grand Tower;
Quiekstep, Evansville; Tom Rees, Pitts
burg. ar1f
Aquarius has lost the stopped Of his
waterning pot, and the drip, drip, drip.
falls steadily with dreary monotone
almost maddening. The man who can
he patient under suoh lingering iDfiic.
ton deserves to held equal rights with
Job. ,...... ......, ..s l....ta. .-.. .n
The river has fallen twelve isehss
since last report. y
Business Is moderate
The Mississippi is swelling slowly Ut
st Louis but no rise Of consequence 10
expected. There IL still only six feet
water reported TO st. Louis, but owing to
the rise In the Ohio there 10 an abund.
ance for all classes steamers. fully laden
below Cairo.
The Cumberland 10 falling fast with
only four feet on Harpeth Shoals.
The Tyrone 10 expected from Eash.
vile, to-day. T.. D.
The Ohio is rising again at Plttsburg,
with nearly seven feet water Ia the
channel. 1t Is falling At Louisville,
with eight feet In canal and six feet
over the falls,
The Qulckstep brought a moderate
freight for reshipment south. H.. tr.a
The Columbian and Pauline Carroll
received considerable southern freight
here, filling out 10 their utmost capacity
The La Barge received 100 tons st.
Louis freight at this port.
The Petrol arrived from st. Louis this
morning with heavy tow OF pork, beef,
and produce for N. o. and the Petrol
No2 went to St. Louis with q ton Of
Salt.
The SubmarineSo. IA has succeeded
ia raising the w. II. Arthur. notwith.
standing St Louis teiegraphic correspon-
dents insisted daily that she would prove
total loss.
The fine little steamer Fsyetts Is the
regular packet for Evansville this even
ing In place OF the Clara Scott which has
laid up at Evansville to receive new
boilers.
The Tyrone having received new boil
ers, Will leave this evening for Nashville. |
The Pauline Carroll 10 the regular line
packet for N. o. this evening.
The White is the regular packet for
Paducah this evening. rH-f
Capt. Chas. Il. Hinde Is agent for oil |
the above steamers.
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II Yoa Want

Material to make dollar bottle Of the bss& Hss IA.
s'oraye ever used for restoring gray hair 10 is org.
inal color send IS cents for package.
II You Want
Nice White Teeth Healthy Gums. and aswest breath
send for our TURKISH DENrRIFICB, prize, y
cents.
IT You Want
sure cure for Headache, Catarrh, Deafpsss or I'm.
sing in the ears, send for our srERNUrAropY
Price 80 cents.
NJ Either Of the above sent postpaid on recesp,
Of price. aa ....Ir trs'.la# =
address Joseph X. Lashar. AL Market street, ".
"' son Iydaw
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A Handsome inducements.

Every person who sends g. 90 to the xxx CEN
TURY" Publication Co., at Charleston, d. O., receives
that superb magazine for year. and copy OF 81.
iher Of the Wayorly Novels or tho works Of CHARLES
Dickens that may DO designated. Specimen number
with premium list, So cents. ssl5wsm
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

Whereas, A. p. williams and Eliza J. Williams, his
wife, by their certain "Sae Mortgage" bearing date
the twelfth day Of January 1882 and recorded in the
Hook az" Of Deeds, page 80, did convey to the un.
dersigned, Romeo FrganEa, the following described
lot piece or parcel of Land situate in the county OF
Alexander and state Of Illinois, to.wit:
six (aG, in the city Of CAIRO, tho same being lease.
hold interest in and TO said Lot by and under cer-
tain lease executed by one samuel =. Marshall TO
Cornelius o'Callahan bearing date the 25th day OF
january, ls04, for the residue and remainder OF
term OF ten years from the first day OF January 1854
and also the three STORY Brick Building situated on
said Lot, together with She othor appurtenances
snd Brsx BaSna ana o
said having become the property OF said 4. 2 vii;
liams by purchase and conveyance through, by and
under certain Trust Decide, Trustee sales and Deets
a certain mortgage in said ..saie Mortsase,.. dee
scribed) And whereas said "sals Mortgage pro.
yidss that in Of default In the payment Of Ger.
tsia note therein described for elv, due and paya:
should sell he sad ersnises. A. therein specified
for the purpose Of bayng ssd note AMI interes mere
on. And, whereas, default has been made in the
payment Of spid note, and there nov remains due
with six per cen. interest per annum from October
10, 1859.
undersigned, Mortgage and Trus.ee, wiz on the Sd
afternoon Of that day, at the Court Horse door, IN
the city Of Cairo, Illinois, and In pursuance OF the
terms and conditions Of said 90 Sale MOI gage" and
the power and authority In me thereby vested sell az
premises above described. and all right and equity of
redemption OF said A. 2. Williams aid wife, or their
representatives or assigns thereini and will execute
to the ssS and trustee
Cairo. Illinois, Dec. ~, lsJ9.
GREEN GiLBxRr, Attorneys. d's.2W
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BULLS
OEDRON BITTERS!
. a.. u1-4.. - l4.."
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
, rl..inf .FaI
Ark A1a0A0 heard from
Tsstsnssy or Medical Men.

stony Point White Co., Ark. May %, 90.
DIR. JonN BvLL-Dear Sir; Last February Twas at
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some Of your
sarsaparills and Cedron Bitters.
Ny son.ih-law who was with me In the store, has
been down with the rhe smatism for some time. COM
meneed on the Bttsrs, and soon found his general
health improved, IL.
Dr. Gisf, who has bean W bad health, tried them,
and no also improved.
Dr. Coffee. who has bees IN bad health for several
yeArs-ss,~ssA asd deer shscted-he improved very
much by the ofyour Bitters, Indeed the CedIon
Bers has giyes yos grss. popularity in inis settle tue,
medicine this fAl especially the Csdron Mttsrs and
Sarsspariila. Ship me vis Memphis care OF Riekett&
- @. b. WALKER.
vi H..IHI."
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street. Louisville, KY
For sale by BARCLAYf bros.
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OR. JOHN BULLS Prepa ofsce
NO. 20 FIFTH, Gross street,
LonA0v111c, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To My United States and World. Vide
Readers:

TO N.Y. United States and World. Vide
Readers:
HAVE received many tesnmoniais from profes
lsoaal and medical men, 90 my almsnscs ana Narl'
The following nom highly edacated and popular
physician in Georsis, 10 certainly ono VI ths most
sensible communications have ever received. Dr.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks OF ana his
testimony deserves 10 he written ia lcttors or gold
Hear what the Doctor says u hulrs Worn Dss.
trOysrt
vllisnov, WAGor COUNTY, Ca,
June ~, lsos.
Or. Jors BrLL-Dear sirs lbavs rcessty gwen
your "Worm Destroyer" several TRIALS, anS md u
wonderfully efhcAcious. has not failed IN single
Instance 10 have the wished-for effect. ! am doing
pretty large county practice. and hAve daily use for
hat know ofno remedy Recommended BY the ablett
Authorities that IL certain and speedy IA lie effects
IN the contrary. thew are uncertain IN the extreme
Ny OBJECT writing Is 10 Ind out upon What terms
can get the medicine directly from you. IL can
get upon easy terms, shall use great deal OF 10
am that the OF such articles IL contrary 10
the teachings and practice Of great majority Of the
bs suncient simply because may be Ignorant ofit-
combination. For my part, shall make ruls 60
all and every means to alleviate suffering human
ny which may be able 10 coInnand-not hes tstiHs
because some ono more ingenious than my sell have
leaned IL effects frat and secured tho sole right 10
advocate or supporter OF the thousand Of worthless.
tfums that hoOd the county. that purIort - eur.
ua manner OF diseases 20 which aesh u heir. Please
reily soon, and aform me ofycsr best terms.
am, sir, very respectfully.
-, JsLiUsP. CLENEST. ND.
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Tlc evening Bulletin.

The EvrsiSa BULLETIN is published every sher-
noon, at No IS Tenth Street, (Thornton Hock), by
ohm II. oberly a Co., for circulation by carriers,
e,Jt,nen, and the mails
The WssKLY BULLETIN, n large eightpage forty coll
umn paper ISSUED on Thursday for the m''is' ana
for sale at our counter and by newsdealers.
ss-speemen copies furnished rnEr. Address,
JOHN II. oBERLY 4 CO., Cairo, ILL.,
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flNHE proprietor OF this celebrated medicn justly
j claims for It superiority over oil remedies ever
offered TO the public for the safe CERTAIN speedy ana
vsdnert of Ague and Fever, or Chile AMI Fever
whether OF short or long standing He refers to the
entire Western and souhwt stern country To bear him
testimony 10 the truth OF the assertion, that in no
case Whatever will u fail To cure II the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. Ina great many
cases single dose has been sufficient for acurc, and
whole families have been cured 10y single bottle,
with perfect restoration OF the general health. II II,
however, prudent. and IN every rsore certain Ia
cure, II its use Is continued in smaller doses for u
week or two after the disease has boon checked moro
especially in difficult aud long standing cases usu.
ally this medicine will not require any aid To keep
tho bowels in good order should the patient. howev.
er, require cathaftic medicine, after having taken
Bults Vegetable Family pills viii be sum
etsat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-17
NEWS OF The DA I,
"7o .ho,s The vcyy age and body oftle Times

The agents of two of the coast steamship
lines of Baltimore, having submitted the mat
ter of tonnage taxes By the States to Collector
Thomas of Baltimore, he referred it to Wash
iugton, and has received from the Commits
sioner Of Customs reply, quoting judicial de
cisions in opposition to the power OF State or
municipal authority to lay duty or tonnage
The complaint OF these agents was on account
of the collection Of port tonnage aud taxes.
An evidence OF the great increase OF popula-
ton in the West and midwest, in the Valley
of the Mississippi and on the Pacific slope Of
the Rocky Mountains is afforded by the fact
that Postmaster General CreSwcli has found it
necessary to establish number OF new mail
routes in this vast region OF country to accom-
odate the wants of the thousands of new set
tiers.
The coroner's jury in relation to the recent
accident on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
near Cambridge Ohio, by which several men
were killed has found the engineer and con-
ductor OF the train guilty OF manslaughter.. II
they are proved, after fair trial, to be cTiml
nal and are properly punished it will do great
deal towards inSuring safe railroad travel.
The residence of Mr.. Briggs Swift in Gin
| ciunat was entered at an early hour yesterday
| morning by burglars. The thieves secured IN
the house bunch OF keys, three in number;
with these keys they gained admission to the
interior of the safe in Mr.. Switt's pork house
and made their escape with 81, $50 in cash and
$40, 600 of notes belonging to Mr.. Swift
Mr.. Kreut2, respectable butcher in Cincin-
natl, when going out OF his house to his stable
early Yesterday morning, vas murdered and
the body robbed CT all the money that was IN
his pocket book.
The Indians continue to furnish accounts Of
murderous and plundering achievements IN
Arizona. Women and children have been
massacred and large amount OF stock has been
driven away.
A dispatch from Tennessee, announces the
sale of Brownlow' $ paper, the Knoxville Wing.
to "a prominent secessionist. BrOwnow prom
ised, when he gave it up, that 1t should be
continued in Radical hands.
There have been heavy rains In Minnesota
since Saturday. and the Mississippi and Min
nesota rivers are flooded, causing great dostruc rue
ton of property. Below Minneapolis l5,O0O
tons of hay have been swamped.
The increased demand for Pianos from the
house of VIM. Kuabe 4 Co., Baltimore, has
rendered it necessary that extensive addition:
should be made to their already large estao'
lishment.
Mr.. Henry Willetts, resident OF Detroit
Mich, was killed in his own house few nights
ago by burglar, against whom he struck II
leaping from bed at the alarm OF his wife.
Sheridan Shook, whose name has figured tol
some time in connection with charges OF reve
nue. frauds 10 New York, was honorably dis
charged yesterday.
At the election in Nebraska, the Radicals
succeeded.
The corn crop in Delaware, it is said, will be
IN average one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-17

WASHINGTON ITEMS An account OF the
atrocous murder, by colored man, OF his vile
and mother in law, was given under The te'c
graph head in yesterday Gaz7ttc. The man
name is Albert Nichols. The co ored people
living in the vicinity OF the scene Of the murder
were much excited on the occasion. The muir
dcrcr has been committed to Jail
The steamer Arrow, which plies 10 and from
Mount Vernon. was run into on THURSDAY
night by the sch oncr Sophia Godfrey, and
much damaged
Mr.. W. W. Co. cJran has awarded the con-
tract Tor the building Of the home Tor INDECENT
women, to be located At the corner of Nlassa-
chusetts avenue and Fifteenth street. 10 Mcssrs.
Barron 4 Entwlse.
The case of Schureman. indicted for stealing
bank notes out oj the Treasury Department, is
going on in The Criminal Court.
DR.. W. D. S.ewart is employed in the rcvc'
nue. marine hospital service.
The Treasury clerks are haniior . their an
swers 10 the questions tr0p 'unieu - ,ncm Is
the Secretary OF the Treasury.
FoRGER A young man named Sterre't was
arrested Yesterday on u charge oi forgery. On
Tuesday forged check was presented At the
Paymaster General off e. and StcrTett answer
ed the description OF the party presenting IT,
bur the paying teller tailed to identity him
He was held, however, on the charge OF having
forged draft for $50 Oh firm IN Chicago
Sterrett came here some day ago, aud ha'
been spending money freely. H. induced /
ady to come here from Chicago on prcten't
that he wanted to employ her as a companion
for his grandmother, aud a gogcrccss for m
children, and sent her The forged draft foi
which he was arrested. He was also engaged
to be married to lady VINO is nov stopping at
the Fbbitt House Uo>iitgtoa Or. ~ Bar.
| SIN.
Gen. Sherman, ac,ins Secretary OF War, has
extended the time 10, holding the election IL
| Texas from one 10 Tour days.
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Gen. Jordan is leading spirit with the
Cubans, and his advice aud cooperation have
done much in assisting them. He is now en-
deavoring to induce as many who were officers
under Forrest in the war here, as ne can In
Auence, to join him in Cuba. Like exertions
have been and are being made at various points
along the Atlantic coast. He says that the
great deficiency he labors under is good officers,
and that with three thousand Americans and
good officers he could succeed at once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-17

composed OF 700 pounds cf Ne Peruvian Gu
sno, AID 1900 pounds of soluble phosphate 9!
Lime, (boncs dissolved in snlphGric ACID pot
ash and soda, forming tho most concentrate
univ Srssl and durable fertilizer ever offered t.
the larmer-eombinng all the itlm n:an IN,
pa % fertilizing properties of Ground Bones.
EzeoF il ne dry p@wb5 be- nTfpdifG n any
ln,ma,ti,r nor acre however small and it Is tho
opinion Of many close calculating farmers, at! u.
ELEVEN years experience, in testing II sidr
by side with other popular fertilizers, that Nj
application of leo pounds of Excelsior IS eqHh'
to 2OJ to 800 pounds Of any other fertilizer or
guano offered for sale. therefore IS July r"|'
To zoo per cent cheaper.
M TIE VERY BEST EVIDENCE WE 'AH or
FER OF THE VALUE or OUR EXCELSIOR Az
CROP GROWER AND FERTILIZER Is THE FA'I o.
ITS BEING INITIATED AND CoUNTERFElTED ~
THIS AND OTHER CITIES.
l.y- Farmers should see that the ANA LlSlS
and nano Of J. j. TURNER * co. are
branded on every bag in RED LETTERS.
All other .re cOuHtericits.
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FERTILIZERS.
C,EESAPEAKE GUANO,


~ ABBREVIATED SOLUBLE PHOS-
PLATE,
combining sill the properties of Bone and Pc
ruvisn Gusno.
MANUFACTURED BY
ISAAC REYNOLDS s. SONS, Baltimore.
under the direct supery sion of one OF the firm.
In addition to numerous recommendation
nv farmers who haze used this fertilizer, give
me remarks of Doctor r. H. Stsbler. Chem
i.t who Al my req .Cs' made AT analysis ot
R1rroli's Amnoni..e Phosphate, namely,
ANALYSIS:
TWENTY-FIVE per cnn'um ot this Guano Is im-
ulatiatelv Soluble, cd available 10 the crops.
All the other fe1til ng material Is IN very
favorable condition TO be apptoprla'eu ~ INC
plant during its growth:
z Ii. STABLER. Chemist
Alexandria. Va. October 18th, 1865
No. ssIc bv BENZ. Ii. LAMBERT
Agent, Alexandria. Va
and By merch ants dealing in Fertilizer. 81.
Agents prices -" ~"
MANUNhs' MAsrnEs.
PERUVIAN GUANO from agent ws'4-
| house Observation-Disclosures
WHITELOtK'S VEGE tATOk ,...
Russell GOES CPEH-PhOSFhal4
and al o,ncr approved Fs5tlZeIpsie aIf1!'A'
- .,.e II King street A'exs
UTUITgL0CK.s vEGE rATo8.
= supply ofhi- valuable Fe';,iiI 2 a' u"
cciycd IS. 4u'2, l
aU.s 80 10 N'"S ~
fJlO WHEAT GROWERS!