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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14
DuNBAE's WONDERFUL
DISCOVER
BETHESDA MINERAL .,,,
WATRER,
OF WAUKESHA WISCONSIN.

THIS water 10 the ackl owledged euro Of the In,
trac;able and incurabe disease known as Brighta
| disease and diabetes, L-.'
Brights disease is fatal 10 the kidney, the body
wastes away, destroys lie by starvation OF the
| blood
DIABETES commences with frequent dosres TO
pass water, great thirst, constipation, loss OF
| strength and iesh.
Astonishing cures of dropsy have been effected,
brck-dust deposit. inflammation Of the neck Of the
bladder, alkali, and equity swellings. For tho
liver u II unsurpassed. II will nllay all intsma-
ton OF tho kidney and urinary organs in twenty
four hours, giving immediate relief; also, a scar
let fever IL prevents tho kidney from congestng,
and removes all traces OF abumeneria, IL viii
giyo relief in all casos Of high fever.
EDWARD DUNBAR, ESQ.,.
General Agent at tho Springs, waukosha, Wis,
Reader, II you arc afflicted with any OF the fore
going diseases, write to the undersigned, His
advice will cost you nothing; he can BY CHEMICAL
analysis possess himself OF clear knowledge OF
any individual case--no matter OF how long stand.
ing. His wonderful discovery-BethesdaM Mineral
Watcr-is q positive remedy for the foregoing
ailments. 1t has never failed TO do what no claims
for u where ever used. This water has tho sano
good etfoct at the Ycmotest part of the country,
that Il has Mt the SPRING. II mover loses parti-
cal OF its medicinal qualities by package or trans
portaton. Directions how TO use the water anu
circular will accompany eack package ordered.
Address, RICHARD DUNBAR,
s3s Pennsylyania-ay., Washington, ID. g.
Or Edward p. Dunbar, General Manager at the
Springs, WAukesha, Wis.
Agents wanted everywhere. lelod3m
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~Ex-Gov. Lewis Parsons, B native oi
New York, now OF Alabama, Who wa
appointed BY President johnson, and who
urged strongly in 1868 = ku-klox organ
ization in order 10 prevent ncgrbes Al the
south from voting the radical ticket, is r. be
rewarded by the administration for joining
the RadfcHfparty by an appointment, At
large pay, 10 go South and prosecute por-
sons alleged 70. BE- ku.klux. L. t-
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~There Is q sharp rivalry Just now
in Alabama among different gusno deal
ers. Ono Of them, by way 81 showing
the superiority Of his guAno over any other,
says that farmer recently put sample
OIL into his pocket, IN which there hap
pencd 10 DO . carpet tack, ana started
home on horseback. Before reaching his
hocse his steed broke down, rid tho far.
mer was at o loss TO discover the cause
udtil no found that tho carpet tack had
grown 10 DO long Der Of fsi'road iron
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN TONIC

Va compounded for those not inclined 20 ex.
6nmc bitters, and IL intended for use in cases
Nnen some alcoholic stlmulant Is required IN con.
y seton with the Tome properties ofthc Bitters.
Neh votiis Of the TOME contains me bottle OF
mo Bitters. combined with pure SANTA CRUZ
BIN, ami favored IN such q manner that the or
errme bitterness OF the Bltters 10 overcome,
eorming preparation highly agreeable and
t1cAsant u the palate, aud containing the medic
I'D virtues Of tho Blttcrr. The price OF the
Soaic u 10 per bottle, which many persons
0int we high. fney must take into consider
oeion that the stimulant used IL guarans cd TO he
u pure quality. poor article could he fur
0h,dej at a cheaper price but ~ 1t not better 10
pay lnue more AMI have = good artcle' A
medicinal preparation should contain none but
On test ingredients aud they who expect 10 OBJ
Mn cheap compound, and be benefited by II,
ulD mos, certainly be cheated.
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~The Philsds,phi. po,t SAYS sb,

~ The Philsdelphis Post says about
q year ago child In that city, eighteen
months old, swallowed an open-top thin
bio, and that it has since swallowed moth
ing but liquids. 1t is supposed that the
thinble caught somewhere in tho tcsophn .
gus, but eighteen doctors havo searched
in vain for it, The child ia represented to
DO healthy, rugged and fat. -4k
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~ H Ia said chat flannol which haa bs

~ II is said that flannel which has be-
e)me, yellow by.age may.b restored n ito
original whitehess By the uao Of solution
Of ono and . half poands % White Mar
soilles sosp In afay pounds Of soft river
water, TO which 10 added two-thirds Of an
ounce Of sal ammoniac, and the whole thor
oughly mixed. Tho flannel is 70 DO i'm
mersed In this solution and well stirrsd
around, and afserward washed OF in pare
watpY a.
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n6RNy, { Qrcumanp

DBMrs. Greumann, of utsalady:
Washington Territory, has just returned
from n trip 70 China, whittier she tool out
q cargo Of lumber. She is said 10 DO sharp
or in tho inmbos business than any other
mill owner on Puget Sound, and got at
lumber than was ever paid at Hong Kong
before. r,rf,.... al ~ VI rEc
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HOOFLANDsG GERMAN BITTERs
4 Bincys ,eithout Alcohol or Spirits Of
f..f. H.trd any kind.

I = different from all others. II ~ eossposed OF
j the pure Juices, or Vital Principle OF Roots,
lee and I3arks, for. - medlcinslly termed, FL.
b~t y ths worthless or Inert portions Of the in.
tf"dient- not being used. Therefore, in one bot
v" ot TINS Bittcrs there II contained as much
t"dcinsi virtue as will be found IN several gal
tns 81 ordinary mixtures. The roots, etc, used
Iria iplc- extracted In that country by n sciha. j
Nts' chemist, and fOrwardcd To the rnanufarsory
e this city. where they are compounded and bot
y II. C.,Dtsinng nc spiritaouS ingredients, this
Jttsrs ~ free from the objections urged against
81 others. No desire for stimulants can be in.
Cuc.j from their use they cannot mako drunk.
IL, and cannot under any circumstances have
a "A bui a tycuefc lal effect. ..I. ~ : -
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% Mathodist presch e arc proven bal
ly facctious. A day or two since in the
course Of trial Of Dr.. Lsnahan pcforc the
Book Committee Of tho Mcihodiit Church,
tho Rev. Mr.. Moore made the statement
that - Methodist preacher had been hung,
and moro ought to bel" whereupon q good
brother promptly asked. (which Moorc3"'
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

asGr The highest price ever paid for a.
literary contribution in . periodical,
was given BY Pdnich TO Douglass Jerroadi
Tor his n advice 10 people about 70 marry"
The price VA t2b . word-but there yves
only one word of the advice. "Don't.
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GIVEN vP AS LOST.

The second thing Is. the patients mass stay n .
Ss ss:s = tSS
e ss g np, e .SS Fl
:s s: Is ssy
.Ha sI /: e: s;sa:s III rs S.;
get up good eircr!at.9n Of blood. The patient.
we'll. This has : great deal % 40 With The ape
~, ard z the erSss Sc ,nt 70 , gain: s
II e s ISsss .sS %S5 Ger esr
Il sSsss ne o asSs' VI hts own cure
MANY yoars ago I was In the last stascs Of
s%s ssuss q efe co ars n q Sns
.,wscl tAS6; ne n dTSwnins man eatchlnE az
Sh esr !" S pasa and sSsJ mSas
s.s IS. 1ss ss sss %sa4 ra s ns s
o s.: 2 ss:s g s Hs ~ sSas
sa sss e ssis SssS t a.as T ;Ss
{ mneh. noon GAINED my strength. and have
% n ssis sssf ssoy after my recovery
, e1dSa The noctor. then looking IKE a mere
~ sss WEIGHT ssa
ys @ hsa SDa for years have 'n'
yisil1 o nsv-Ycea and Boston. He or his SON,
Esnss =, their Ollee, No. Is North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia. avery Saturday from A, N. to3P.M
SssoSs S i 6 S.iass u 4Ss s sss
sa ssh ssss vseS ss
'4 fSs discsslSns q. taking the medicines are
e ss ssS q e NH 40
rest. eIcSIlihg Inst % cone eases the Mandrsto
three medicines need no other ssSc9mpsnimen.s
lhom: First create appetite. OF returning
HsesS h9SSs e NEE wsaS az e. syG% a!pSsq
md % once DO Of good cheer. Good blood At once
follows, the cough lQpsoDs. the plight sweat V
sssssd Ia 8 .h0H tllns both OF those morbid
Dr. Schenci's medicines are constantly kept in
tens Of thelsaNas e families. A. laxative or
Si,s M S%SSn r. syrs a. q e psc.
P6ylseteFIc against consumption In any OF Its
raI n SostsS, % q ssSs Haif aose S Man.
80 I'd d4sieTS.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-14

A color and dressing TINT will
not burn the hair or injure the
head.
1t does not produce q color
mechanically, as the poisonous
preparations do.
1t gradually restores the h&.
to its original color and lustrc,
by supplying new life and vigor.
1t causes o luxuriant growth
Of soft, fine hair.
The best and safest article
ever offered.
Clean and Pure. No sediment.
Sold everywhere
ASK FOR DOBBINS''
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CELEBRATED BITTERCORDIAL

ltis reliable Family Medicine, and can be
AIKEN by either nfan. &C ult with the same been
iei al results. IL 10 acertan, prompt and speedy
emody tor dIarrhea, dysentery, bowels complied
dyspepsia, lowness of spirits, Paintings, SICK
all kinds 1t IL far better and safer than quinine
elthout any of its pcrnicous effects. 1t effects
an appetite, proves o powerful digestor OF fooo
and wall cOunteract the effects OF liquor mar
minutes. As indisputablo evidence ofits NJ
cal properties, we append few ofthe many
tiicates in our possession
Johnson's Depot, East Tenn, and Va. X.
Tenn. = ~ -f..-
JAcoB ScuEErz, Esq.--Dear 5ir: nave used tn
Bittcrs havo obtained from you, and find them
TO DO oil they arc recommended to be. ] found
ono bottle to afford me considerable relief feel
~ though cannot do very well without them, IN
nay present state of health.
l ID. MENIGE, 1888 South 9th st., Phia.
Pastor Baptist Passyunk Church.
| Sold by w. p. Allen, IS Nam street Dubuque
| octl0dlv
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HOOFEAND DIS
GERMAN BITTERS;
uOOFLAND's
G. E r M A N TON &c;
HOOFLANDS PODOPnYLLIN PILL
WILL CURE you.
They are the Greatest Blood PuriH.
ers Known
To tho medical world, nnd will eradicate diseases
arising from impure blood, pcbilIty of the
Digestive Organs, ar Diseased Liver.
IN q shorter time than any ..
other known rem. f-l.'
.ueld ..a9H cues
The Whole Supreme Court OF Pcnnsylyapis
speak for these remedies. Who would ash Tor
more digniticd and stronger testimony
tico or the Sspscinc Court OF Penns wanna, st
present member OF Congress from Pennsylya-
mia, writes: a..
..'r.l.IU .I Philadelphia, March 10, 1857.
1fni Uooiiand's German Bitters is good tonic,
useful in diseases OF the digestive organs, and Of
great benefit in eases OF debility and want OF
nervous atsion an Me system. fonts, trslys
GEORGEw. WOODWARD.
Hon James Thompson chief yus,ico of ,ha Oh,
IHeme Court Of fennsylvaniai
,roo,n ndr;ass. slSsn SPp e. vss
he medicine IN cases Of attacks OF Indigestion or
-, spcpsia. ! can certify this from my expcri-
'A'' % "' '''''' WV" JAMES THOMPSON.
Hon. Gcorge sharswopl, Justice Of the supreme
Philad, iphia June I, 1850.
have found by experience that Hooiand's
German Bittcrs is a very good tonic. relieving
>'''' GEORGE siARswOoD.
Hon. VIM. f. Rogers, Mayor OF the City Of Buf-
Mayors Office, Buffalo. juno %, 1869.
J have used Hollands German Bitters and
Tonio IN my family during the past year, and eaa
Js,ommend thom excellent tonic, impart-
ihl t0ne aud vigor TO the system. Their use has
been productive OF decidedly ss9ese, H see.s'
Hon. James NJ, wooL eSINsyoroi willIa'nsport
take great pleasure in recommending CON IIooi.
hctel with Dyspepsia. ! had tho Dyspepsia so
bsily II was impossible 10 keep any food on my
stomach, and / becane so weak as not to be able
TO walk half q mnel ywo bottles OF Tome q.
teeicd perfect cure, JAMES NJ. WOOD.
Reuscnaber that Hooaands German B,ttcrs,
aud Hoonands German Tonic, wall cure every
care OF
.4yII ONO. 20
NARAsMUs, OR WASTING AWAY OF THE
ILII ,ogIAD BODY.
Hemember that IIooaand'a German REM,
die asc the medicines yon require 10 purify Tho
Hood, excite the torpid Liver 10 healthy action,
anil 70 enable you to pass safely through any
hardships sud exposure.
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Remember that Hollands German RENE
Idle sasc the nadFcines yon require 10 purify the
|sn,i 70 enable you to. pass safely through any
hardships snd exposure.
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~ Tho Frankfort Yooman, of Tuesday,

~ Tho Frankfort Yooman, Of Tuesday,
says: "On Saturday, Mr.. Pat. Noonan,
who keeps saloon on Main street, hav.
ing occasion to be absent, left his littlo
daughter, six years Of age, and son Of q
noighbor about the same age in the saloonj
with directions that " any ono came, "
call some one from another room In tho
building. After Mr.. Noonan lett, tho
children went behind the counter and
commenced drinking whisky, from the
effects Of which his daughter died In q
few hours. II il supposed she drank as
much as pint. y-r.U .
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MEDICAL.
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER,
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN
GREAT SOCIAL EVILS AND Anusrs

Which interfere with marriage, with aure means
OF relief for the erring and unfortunate, diseased
and debilitated. Sent in sealed envelopes, free Of
chMge. Address, Howard Sanitary Aid kssocia
ion, No. South Ninth'st., Philadelphia, Ia.
iy7lew3rn
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" CONSUMPTION. -ra1 O.
ITS CURE AND ITS PREvENTIv I
BY DR, >. II, scHENcK, NJ D.

= .MAnyshsaAn bc,hv has passed. asay for whose
AS.th there yaa no osher reason than Inc neglect
Those near ssg % n %esa are
sloepang the dfennffess efnmbcf Into which, had
they calmly adopted .ug4y. 1lI
DIR. JOSEPH il. sCHHHCK's SIMPLE
TkEATMkNT,
and uvafled themselves OF his wonderfully einca-
s.. X SS s ~ c ss,e pfossa that
, :sSfSs y la ,ha, yss
use !, Ss'essnss me ssa,'s = sESr
repscseniat,on ,sss Il mot & thousand times sub,
e. y.t nS ssss Eo nsden ss
daisss no Argument. it's self-assufins. seii-eon-
:. Ths sss-weed Tonic md Mandrake Pnls are tho
sS4as st Inc q se o
s!ssss ssS vs. g. s sS sSs
fz ssss2ss -: $S.ss ssi1s
Ing Symptaas u - - "''"'' - -
,,cs-,,rory lCONsUMPTION. mt
II: : Of 9ss Ma
pfopesttss VI osionel. but, unitke csiotuel. they
.T LEAVE NO, STING BEHIND"
sSsa q 4 n az nS z tie
eSss /. es L, ,Srp ae
Sss y ao.I IL . ssns so
ODD 4 SUPPLY OF aeon. BLOOD.
/. .Jbs Rssiteod SoeiA a. eoajanetion With tho
nov ~ ptosfessins .tsSss .S ,s ,S pss
[ HtONe fortunes. Dgestnn becones painhss, and
s ssss isfa n 4 It. ::sa. e m2 %S
:Y&HASt&S lx4,lsssp Blood Purifier ever yes
1DQD ~ IN tnouIaent fSlher 10 RufeFtuQ man.
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THE BULLETIN.
Publication once, bulletin building,
Washington Avenue.

sfs5" The Prinate Of tho American
Episcopal Church, Right Rev. Is. Is.
Smith has boon Bishop Of the Diocese
OF Kentucky Al years, and during the
llst five tho church has increased there so
per cent. lie Is 80 years old, and was
nco settled in Marblohend. Ii his last
address 10 his diocese, no said that the
principle cities OF tho East and West had
nne cathedrnls and bishops palaces, andI
lamcnting the fact that ihere had never
been any in Louisville he left II as al
most his last charge that they should
labor to erect these glorious edifces.
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They are the Greatest Blood PuriA.
crs Known

To tho medical world, and will eradicate disease.
arising from impure biood, Debility of the
Digestive Organs, ar diseased Liver,
IN q shorter time than any .
other known rem. f-I.'
r..I f..li ed'es'
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. &C.
DEATHS.

At Creagcrstown, on Tu, >dav morning
the 81 instant, Mrs. EMILY AMAND.,
MILLER, wife OF Vim. II. Miller "l thai
place, aged "a years II month, and |.
days.
Mrs Miller was reared and lived in til,
family OF Mr. Harris, near t'rm..:l. Sn'
came to Crcagcrstown and resided VIII
her cousin for some years, and opened Il
store for the sale of Fancy and Millinery
Goods. She devoted her entire attention
to this business, in which sir var very
successful. While here She had rndrar,,
herself III the entire community. She was
esteemed 10y all, and will i've IN the hcar,-
and affections OF her friends. She took Il
great interest in the Chllrcii and SaD'ali
school. She was q mcmIWr ui the Lutheran
Church. Her marriage in hir WAS o. s..or,
duration, and her place Will hr vacant
never more to be filled again ~ II Ind bcc,I
filled. Her sun went uoMn while it was
yet day An appreciation OF her character
and station in life was manifested 10y III,
large conCoursc OF friend, ana arquAlllt,n.
ccs who assembled ut the time ANA place, I,
follow her mortal remains to thrlr lAsl
resting place. The occasion was improve,
by Rev, y. +. Gilds, assisted hy Rev J. r.
Arnold hy discourse based On the tea,
rs recorded in Isaiah 4U-6. 4, :.
Near the Monocacy Bridge, on the Pip
Creek Road, on Monday, the "a instant
Mrs. ANN ELIZA MILLER, "llr"l VIM
Miller, Esq. aged about - years.
Deceased was sister of Mr.. Barney
Gilbert and Mrs. Reuben Os!rr, OF thu
pln,t
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sea- A letter from Creagerstown
District and Old Hauver's in our next.

A HAPPY EFFoRT.-It is matter
of question that there ever has been
delivered in Baltimore happier or
more appropriate speech than was the
Hon. Pinkney. Whyte's address of
welcome to the National Commercial
Convention. Astounding in sentiments
OF the most touching pathos, clothed
IN dlctlon 1T once chaste and ornate,
and garnered with flowers of the
choicest and most beautiful rhetoric,
it charmed and captivated every
auditor. Selecting for direct reference
each particular section of the great
brotherhood of States, and addressing
them in praise and compliment he ut
once secured their feelings an d
sympathies. Then extending to all
individually and collectively sincere,
cordial and unreserved welcome to
Baltimore, her homes and fresides,
he struck Il chord which responded
with one general, prolonged and
enthusiastic outburst Of applause
The vast saloon of the Masonic
Temple fairly shook with the plaudits
Of the thoroughly aroused delegates.
49, .. .MtuduV ItIryrun.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
James =. lIarl'augh, In the Orphans
Executor of Court OF Frcucrltk
Hannah Webster, county
deceased. .iuyu~t Term 1871.
KDEKED by the Court, this 21th day
\ } Of September. 1871, that the sale OF
the Real Estate of Hannah Webster, late
Of Frederick county deceased, reported hy
her Executor. and filed this day, he ratified
and confirmed, unless cause to the contra,
rv he shown ON or before the 2;'d day OF
October. 1871; provided copy of this
order he published for three weeks in sue
cc>sDn, in some newspaper i'll Frc'lcrick
county, previous to said day.
The Executor reports the sale ofthc Real
Estate. situate, lying and being in Frctcr'
ick county. State of Maryland, for the
gross sum Of thirty five hundred and TWEEN
~ dollars l'.520,ool
True copy-Trst
:. &. tOCkEY,
Register Of Will for Frederick co.
sept m3~
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DRIV A L + S A L L.

THE subscriber offers at Private Sale
the FARM upon which formerly resided
situated about 3 miles South of Mt: ST.
Mary Colcgc, 3 miles North of the West
crn Maryland Railroad, on the upper noun
tain road, adjoining the lands OF Abraham
$, Gents, Thco Peddicord and othcir. The
farm contains,
EURTY ACREe,
81 of which is cleared land under good,
cultivation, the balance well set with good
Chestnut and Oak TIMBER. The land is
all under good fencing. The improvements
consist Of comfortable
TWO STORY LOG HOUSE,
containing five large rooms, with kitchen
attached; a good Barn, Wagon Shed, and
other out buildings There is
Young Orchard of Choice fr"'t,
and fine Spring near the house. Any in,
formation in regard to the property, and
terms of sale, can be had Of Abraham +.
poddy, agent, living near Mcchancsto"n,
or from the subscriber: ,,r,,r>.
u aug, lo."m NARY ANN MULLEN,
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HYM EAL.

At the Reformed Church in Emmit srurg
cd Tuesday evening, Sd instant, by the
Rev. }. NJ. Titzell, WIN s. GUTHRIE to
Miss MARION FRANCES SMITH,
daughter of Mrs. Barbara Smith, all Of En-
mitsburg.
On the 2lst Of September, 1871, hy FL
der ID. Z. Saylcr, at the home OF the bride )
parents, near Double Pipe Creek, Mr..
DANIEL SHRIVER to Miss SARAH l..
MILLER, all Of Frederick county, Md.
On the Goth ultimo, by the same, at the
residence of the brides parents, near
Union Bridge, Mr. EZRA :. ENGLER. OF
Carroll county, and Miss RACHAEL. A.,
daughter Of Mr.. Abraham Stonrr, of Fred
crick county.
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FARMERS!

you desire to raise more Wheat ~ the
acre, and finer quality, use
Ramsburg's Excelsior Plant Food,
as it is the best Fertilizer in the market, not
only by Chemical analysis but by evident
ccs given us by numerous Farmers of Fred.
crick, Carroll and Washington eeuntiss,.
who have used il and tested it by the side
of other Fertilizers. 1t not only matuacs
and increases the yield, but is permanent
impr0ver Of impoverished soils, that have
had all of their Phosphoric acid, Lime, Pot
ash and Soda abstrccted by over.cropping
This Fertilizer furnishes to the growing
crop Phosphoric Acid in o soluable state
Potash, Soda and Nitrogen; it is manu-
featured by us from Raw Bone and Bone
Phosphate dissolved in Sulphuric Acid the
use of Sulphuric Acid is to convert the
Phosphate of Lime into solllable or acid
Phosphate Of Lime by which the growing
crop is furnished in its growth. The more
acid Phosphate of Lime Fertilizer has,
the better will be the crop where it is ap-
piled, in head and fine quality of the grain.
Phosphated Wheat will always command
higher price in the market than that with
out it. SO Farmers call upon us and We
will furnish you with an article that you
will be proud Of The Fertilizer is in e.
ccllent condition for drilling.
tT Price $50 per ton.
We have also an excellent article called
RAMSBURG'S
Ammoniatcd Super-Phosphate Of Lime,
Price $45 per ton.
Give us call and we will show you how
phosphatcs are tested.
RAMSBURG, MILLER & CO.,
Railroad Depot,
aug loft Frederick City, Nd.
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The highest prices in CASH for grain OF
all kinds.
Is Give us a call il You wish fresh and
good articles, as We are determined to sell
at the lowest figure. { 4 :.
Sept. 20, lS1l-U