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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12
Horrors of African Travel.

Col. LONG, in describing his recent
journey to the interior of Africa and the
vicinity of the land of the pigmies, thus
describes the hardships he underwent:
"TO cross the Armour is fearful under
taking, | assure you. For $50 miles the
route, though painful, is in close proxim-
ity to the river, and thus we have water for
200 miles. Leaving Abou Hamed, where
the river describes great arc westward,
we are obliged to cross black, barren sea
OF sand, so suffocating and hot that the
thermometer will scarcely register the
heat. Great simOons or khamseens blow
with roaring sounds their hot breath and
cause your skin to crack like parchment.
On all sides a sea of SAND, bordered only
by delusive mirages that lead many to their
death, for there is no we'll or water (save
one half way, like epson salts, and none
but camels may drink it,; then we have
water for eight days, carried on camels'
backs in goat-skins. The camel pa
tient, working animal without which
it would be impossible to cross the desert,
still has not the extraordinary powers at
tributed to him, and is waterproof only
for two or three days, dying on the fourth.
Thousands thus perish, and the road for
the whole distance shows five to ten car
cases for every mile, bleached bones
that indicate the deadly route. Added to
this is the fearful see-saw movement. A
forced march is necessary, and day and
night, with occasional maps and stops for
the purpose of eating black bread and
onions and drinking of our nearly purid
waterfall this may not give you the slight
est conception of this march"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12
Silver and Song.

A New YORK correspondent goes into
the financial standing of the goddesses Of
song, as follows: Nine. Parepa- Rosa is
said to have died worth $500 She
was very thrifty woman and looked we'll
after the pennies. Nine. Nilsson Rou.
zeaud has certainly not squandered her
means, and is reported to have 100000
invested in stocks and real estate. She
also is careful with her money. Miss
Kellogg is worth probably 100000 we'll
invested, and would be worth more if she
were not so generous. She, or her moth
er, who acts for her, is close at bargain,
but liberal with the money after she once
gets it. Adelina Patti is extravagant and
avaricious, too. She makes a great deal
of money and spends great deal as we'll,
But she has saved a fortune. Mile Alba
nj is just beginning to make money, so
she has not saved any so far. Mr. GIVE,
however, will see that she does not lose
anything Lucca is more like the old
fashioned pran1G donna. She does not
save penny, though she makes a great
many When she first came to this coun
try she was utterly penniless, and had
daughter and her old parents to support
De Murska, also, is improvident. To be
sure she does not make anything like
what the others do, and she has those to
take care of who know how to spend.
Adelaide Phillips is poor through her
generosity to her relatives, I am told.
Miss Annie Louise Cary would save if
she could only get little ahead. But she
is so kind-hearted. Her purse is always
open, and people know that and take adj
vantage OF it. She has small bank ac-
count, believe, but she did not make
much out of last season and had to draw
upon it, if what l hear be true. Nine.
Anna Bishop belongs to the improvident,
or, rather, unfortunate, generation. She
has made fortunes but only to lose them,
and is poor woman to- day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

stock, $3.5O@4.25; stock cattle, s3.Ooa4.CO
Hogs-Live, S7.400T.90 Sheep = Good to
choice, S400G5.O0.
PRovIsIoNs.-Butter-C 2302sc Eggs
Fresh, 13hW14c. Pork-Mess, s2O.1572O.2o
Lard-S13 .40G13421s
BREADsTUFFs.- Flour-White Winter Extra.
S609Q7-25; spring extra. S5.25060O Wheat
Spring, No.2, S1.22l01. 23. Corn-cio. ?, 71@
re. Oats-No. 2, 54Q5414c. Rye-No. 2, $40
SIC. BarIey-No. 2, S1.220l.25.
EUMBEE.-First Clear, 245O0@46O0; Second
Clear, 343,00@45.OO; Common Boards, $1,000
100; Fencing; s1O.ON011.OO; 49, Shingles,
S2.5o@28); Larh, s1.7502.O0.
CINCINNATI. -a------
BREADsTUFFs.- -Flodr-S7. 0OG715 Wheat
| Red, S1.450155. Corn-7a@75c. Pye-s1 90
PRov1sIoNs.-Pork-S2 $50 75021.O0. Lard-1335
G1414c.
LIVE STocB.-Beeves-Fai TO choice, $3.50
go. Hogs-Live,. 27.3507 IS.
BREADsTUFas.- F1our-XX Fall, S4.7505. 25.
Wheat-No 2 Red Fall, S1.5O01.52. Corn-No.
! }, 671aG@6Sc. oats-No. ., 55Q57c. Rye-No.
| ?, 90994c.
Provisions Pork-1tess, s21. a5821.5O. Lard
| -1214012kc. a.
Ag MILWAUKEE.
- Il
| Wheat-Sprihg, No. /, S1.271z01. 28; No ?,
| 81. 2501 .2515. yCorn-No ?, 67t07Oc. Oats-No.
,, 51HQ52c. Rye-No. /, 99c0S1. Oo. Barley
| No. ,, S1.120114.
-t -.-.s. DETROIT. - =
| BBEADsr6BFs.- heat Extra, s1.46A@1. AZ.
Corn-No !, 79Q80c. Oats-No. 1, 571kGg5Sc.
-. hess. TOLEDO.
| BREADsTUFFs.- Standardization Mich, ST. 40
| 0.1.5O; No. 2 Red, s1.4S01.49. Cor1-High
I Mixed, 75G075Kc. Oats-No. 2, 6106thc.
10. Is. CLEVELAND.
| BREADsTUFFs.-Wheat = No. Red. S1.491aG @
$50; No. ? Red, s1.4h@1. As Corn-High
! Mixed, T747Sc. Oats-No. /, 60Q61c.
| BUFFALO.
LIVE STOCK. = Beeves S5.00@6.85. Hogs
| Live, S7.5006.1O. Sheep-Live, S5.GO05.25.
| EAST LIBERTY.
| LIVE SToCK.-Beeves-Best S6.75@7.50; me-
! dunn, S5.25@5.50. Hogs = Workers, $1,000
sos; Philadelphia, $S.15@S.25. Sheep-Best,
| S475@5.O0; medium, S4.25014.50.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

THERE lived and taught school in ST..
James Parish, Louisiana, recently, man
by the name of Bowden, a well-meaning
person, but afflicted with that peculiar
sense of humOr which is sure to get some
body or other into trouble sooner or later
One Of his most successful jokes was that
of displaying advertising bills printed in
imitation Of greenbacks and offering to
bet hundreds and thousands Of dollars
VITA people who didn't know that he was
fooling. The other day an offensive
smell coming from an clubhouse led to a
search for the cause and the corpse of
BOwden was found beneath the floor and
under covering of corn husks, where it
was rapidly decaying. A Swedish plan
tation hand, who had seen him displaying
his imitation bills, had mistaken him for
a person of large and available means
and had murdered him for his money.
The Swede is now fugitive, and he feels
doubly the weight of the joke, for he got
no money and the Governor has offered
$1,000 for his arrest.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12
THE MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

LIVE SToCK.-Beef Cattle-s11. OoG1325. Hogs
Live, S7.5aG7.621z. Sheep-Live, s42.@6.25
BREADsTUFFs. TO choice, S6.25Q
6.65; white wheat extra, S6.6507 10 Wheat-No. :
Chicago, S1.341a0137, No. , Northwestern
s1.34k G1.37; No. ? Milwaukee spring, S1.40G
1,42. Rye-Western and State, s1.OS01.1O. Bar
ley-s1. 2011.25. Corn-Mixed Western, SAG
SIC. Oats-Western Mixed, 62064c
PROVISIONS Pork-Mess, S21.10021.15. Lard
-13K@135sc. Cheese-5G1tAc
WooL.-Domestic fleece, 50Q63c
CHICAGO.
LIVE Choice, s6O0G6.35; good,
s5.4OQ5.S5; medium, S4.75G5.35; butchers
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

SOME of the laws of Paris are worth i'm
porting into this country In many
branches Of business honesty is enforced.
If jeweler sells plated or washed articles
he IS obliged to label them * imitation -
Ii a grocer is detected cling adulterated
articles for genuine he is not only fined
but is obliged to expose a placard in his
store stating that fact Manufacturers OF
confectionery can only use the kinds and
qualities OF coloring matter prescribed by
ordinance
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12
THE NEWS.

THE Broadwood weaving factory in
Belfast, Ireland, was burned on the 31st
ult. Loss $780, 900.
THE Sublime Porte has authorized the
circulation of the Bible in Turkey.
A ST. PETERSBURG dispatch of the 31st
ult. says that two-thirds of the Russian
town of Briansk was lately burned.
AN immense meeting in favor of am
nesty for Fenian convicts was held in
Hyde Park, London, on the LIST. Nearly
100, 900 persons were in attendance.
THE Secretary of the Treasury has or
dered the sale of gold during the month of
August as follows: $1,500,000 on the first
and third Thursdays each, and $1000,000
on the second and fourth Thursdays each;
total $5,OO0,OOO0
EX-PREsIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON died
of paralysis at the residence of his
daughter, in Garter County, Tenn, on the
morning of the 31st ult., aged sixty-six
years. The announcement of his death
caused profound sorrow throughout his
State and in other sections of the
country. The news was conveyed to
President Grant on the afternoon
Of the 31st. An executive order was i'm
mediately issued directing that the Exec
utive Mansion and the several departments
in Washington be draped in mourning
until the close of the day designated for
the funeral, and that all public business
should be suspended on that day. The
War and Navy Departments were also in
structed to pay suitable honors to the
memory of the eX-President.
A VIENNA dispatch of The I'd says sew
eral engagements had recently taken place
between the Turks and the Herzegovinian
insurgents, in which the former were de
feated.
THE French National Assembly have
passed bills authorizing the construction
Of a tunnel under the British Channel,
and appropriating 10000 francs for the
French exhibition at the Philadelphia
Centennial
AT CoRYDON, England, on the I'd, Col.
Baker, a distinguished army officer, was
Iould SulIGy vi dill luOGCCuG assault upon II
young lady in a railway carriage and SEN
fenced to twelve months Imprisonment
and to pay fine of $500
THEODORE THROWS counsel on the I'd
served a notice upon the counsel Of Henry
Ward Beecher to the effect that the case of
Tilton 0s. Beecher will be brought up for
trial in the Brooklyn City Court on the
first Monday Of September.
IN the Mountain Meadows massacre
+ria u. II >--,,-----
Young and Geo. A. Smith were offered
and ruled out. They state, in substance,
that neither party knew of the massacre
until afterward, and then only by general
report.
THE number Of deaths from yellow fever
at Fort Barrancas, Fla, up to the I'd had
been twenty-five out of seventy-two cases.
THE returns from the Kentucky State
election, so far as received at Louisville
up to the morning of the Sd, indicated
about the same Democratic majority as at
the last election.
THE public debt statement for July APP
peared on the 1st, as follows:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12
The Methodists of Canada !

The MethOdists Of Canada have now
ten educational institutions employing
ninety instructors for about / 800 pupils
Seven are academies for girls. The en-
dowments and property of these institu-
tons are valued at 100000, and the ex--
penditures for last year amounted to $780,
900.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

Sc What are We dancing around fur?'
inquired bootblack yesterday of a boy
acquaintance whose face was covered with
smiles, and who was executing a double
shuttle. "Glory huff for one day" re
piled the lad, jumping still higher; "cow
got into the garden this morning and
tramped every bed as fiat as your hat, and
I won't have to pull aweed this summer!'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

Z" SHE smoked 100 pipefuls of opium in
one day." is the simple legend on the
grave-stone of woman in Carson, New.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

BROOKLYN has the coming poetess. She
IS only seven years old and has produced
the following, according to the New York
World: In hot weather flies begin to
bite, and make poor children thrash and
fight. In cold weather they stay on the
wall, and do not bother us at all"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-08-12

Six per cent. bonds. g, O95 S5S. so
Five per cent. bonds .............. 613 632, $50
Total coin bonds. ...-.......... S1,7o9, 491, 300
lawful money debt. S14,678, 900
MaUured debt. ..................... 10,67S, 207
Legal-tender notes. .......,.....-.. 81, S24 9S5
Certificates of deposit. .....-........ 64,275,O0O
fractional currency...... .......... Alas, 1893
Com certlhcates. Observation-Disclosures. 22725, 100
Interest. .......................... 27,11O,46O
Total debt..................... s., aaG4 92S, 445
Cash IN Treasury
Coin. $50. S6S942, 200
currency 4,316,969
Special deposits held for the re-
demptiOn of certificates deposit. 64,270,O00
Total in Treasury ............ S137, 529, 500
Debt less cash in Treasury ..... S2,127, 1875, 726
Decrease during July. ....... =. 1,294, 8S7
Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway
Companies, interest payable in
lawful money, principal outstand-
inc. .........o.................. s64623,512
Interest accrued and not yet paid. 323, III
Interest paid by the United States. 2S,2O2,S 07
Interest repaid by the transporta-
ton of mails, etc...:.; 6,S14,159
Balance of interest paid by United III
States............ ........-........ sf,9SS, 64S
A STATE Temperance Convention has
been called to meet at GAINESVILLE, Wis, on
the 25th of August for the purpose of NOM
mating State Temperance ticket.
ACCORDING to a Madrid dispatch of the
Sd the Alphonsist troops continued to be
successful in all directions Spanish funds
had sensibly appreciated in consequence
OVER 10000 people attended the clos
ing religious services by Messrs. Moody
and Sankey at Liverpool, England, on the
3D.
THE Executive departments in Washing
ton and the offices Of the District Govern
ment were closed on the Sd, out of re-
spect to the memory of x-PresidentJ ohm
son. Similar tributes of respect were paid
IN New York, Boston and other Eastern
cltles, and also in many cities and towns
OF the South and West. The funeral oc-
CURED at Greenville, Tenn, under the
auspices OF the Masonic fraternity, of
which the deceased was member. The
ceremonies were imposing and MANY dis
tinguished citizens were in attendance
THE second annual session of the Ma
tional Sunday-School Assembly BEGAN If
Fairpoint, Chautauqua Lake, N. Y. on
the Sd,
ACCORDING to Beaver (Utah) dispatch
of the Sd an Indian chief had told the AS
sociated Press reporter that Lee secured
the aid of the Indians to kill the emigrants
by offers of clothing, guns and horses
that Lee commanded during the fight
that the story about the emigrants
poisoning an OK or spring is all lie; that
Lee IS coward and wants to throw all the
blame on the Indians. Judge Boreman
, 1875-05-20
A FEW WORDS 70 FEEBLE AND DELICATE
WOMEN.

" II. 7. PIERCE. II. D., Of the Woa1Ds Dis-
rENsAay, Dui1alo, N. !.
knowing that you nr4 subject 10 1 great
amount OF suffering, thet dcslcacY 90 your Fass
hat ttroDg tendency to Tolong, aud tho longer
" IS neglected tho mora yon hare to endure
aud the more dinicuIt Of euro your caao becomes,
I, NJ u physician, Wlo ID daily consulted By
sco,eH Of your aex, deslra to say to you, that I
nm conh'ar.iy meeting with those who have
been treated Tor their aiinen.s for months with
out tei,ig henptlted In tic least. until tAoy AAvo
become perfectly discouraged and hayo almost
Mado up their minds never TO take another doxe
Of medicine, nor bo tar. 1Ted by any further
treatment. They bad IatAer oio aad have
their .ntrc.rlngs ended nh, linn to- T. ltss .,ri
sas wo1 out 'Dfy 5, s snera md ~ oily
Inads worse by treatment. OF anything
more discouraging, Wc cerat1ly cannot concsisc,
and we4c ther0 no mort succoHatul mode OF
treating auch difficulties tlnn that, tic priuc!rlos
Of which teach tho reducing aud depicting Of
the vital forces Of the sYautn, whom Tho inltca-
ona dictate tEcas,nout 5,rectly tho reyeEHa Of
tbs enc adoptod for item. their cases would bs
tlepiorablh lndocd. but, hdy. sufferers. there is
q better and far moro successful plan OF tteat-
mcnt for you; ono more In latmonY With the
laws and requirements Of Tour ayntem. harsh,
irritating, cauHtla treatment and strong ncdi-
ctnca will nesor cure you. II sou would use ra-
tiopal rneaus, much III common eense should de-
tate to every Intelligent LADY,, sako such tnods-
onoa as ombody the very biss tavigo1atiug ton!es
and nafs'nes, compounded with SPECIAL rof-
| erenco 10 your dc!lcan s,ttem. Such a
hAppy combination TAU will find IN my Favor
Ito itoscrtpt.ou, which BIZ, received the loudest
pralss frnm thousands Il yoir sox., Those
languld, s'resome sensatlots, causing you to fcsl
scarcely ablo to ba on your feet OF ascend flight
OF sta,,a t4at continual alain that le sapplns
from, your systoms sll your former elasticity. and
driving tho bloom from y7ur checks: that con-
tnual straia upon your vis.l fo.ces that ,enaors
| you irritable and fretfu1. may Ill DO osorcon,B
ye!ous remedy. 1EEcgulahteh and distractions
to tho proper workings Of your . Btosna arc 70.
iIorcd by this mild ard safe means, while
periodical pains, thu e1istaco Of Which is sure
indication OF serious d!seas thnt should not Ee
neglected., seas!ily yield tqis and II i.s use II
kept up for reasonable. length OF time the
special oas,eo OF those patas IL permanently 70,
moved. Further light IN theso tubJecta may be
obtained from my pap,phIR On d.seascs peculiar
to your sex, sont on rcceip OF two STAMPS. NJ
Fasofito Prescription Ia Holi by druggists.
, 1875-05-20

rss sehr Conrad Reid. reported atbors at Lakc
nds mas tateu OH ty l'Qhcr!n8 her cargo. Capt
sobsrt Murphy, Of osweRo, died Of conhumpslon.
Tau,sdaY morning, tho 18th fubt. For many years
c,rt Murphy followed sailing TOLL on salt a,d iresh
.fi.r ani wus known thoroughly competent mar
to,r. ills was wa,ln, sYllnthc1o nature, through
Shsh lowed the Cteattst OF at] srlnc&-claTliy liz
',,s i Wife and children TO mourn tha loss Ut pFoyl-
III lusuaud and kind father.
, 1875-05-20
II II4IlIA II E&t u
Committee Of tbs Illinois Humane Society.
Sub4criptton IHooftas

A subsorsptlon-book concerns printed fnhtEuc-
tlonn to tn agents contain the following. which
may be nte: estng 10 buJcra As xell Us seltess: !:
always secure the most influential men first
Eofcr fail to do thts, ~ your succtsa dorrnda
wholly uron it. II In no other WAY, get them
condltionallr--i. C.. lsve them sign your eau
yaEa.ng book. aven II On condition that they may
take tic book or not wien you como t. deliver
it. Tic getting Of ,cadlrg names ls tue great
fIucuco Of example in OF tnc1lou.abla advantage
TO tho cauvasssr. II any ot these leading poouIo
are un.blc to buy or aasIss "a topor, then ark
for their names to head your list for tho takn Of
thur inf!uouco tho condition being that thny
ara at liberty to take tho book OF not wkcn yhu
bring it. Tho object IL to gst thcit namea to
head tho Hat, and, having thus got vol sta1tod.
thu thing Mi!l 20 Ike an epidemlc."
, 1875-05-20

An Annnnl for tf,n ORGANIZATION Of
xnc1nt,.. sn- sun x.rrvruttnu Of
i
CruhIty 10 Ahtmn's+
Qrf1cE or THE Iff,I1ofs HUMANE Boc1ETf. 21b
c.or M.c,aox grnr,r ru,cAoo. Ii.-At tho
''"'A A"@" -, -, 80,
npnuA! meeting Of ths Society Ao!a may O. 1910,
a committee WAS annoinlsl to pseparo an appeal
- -. .....,...t. - A.,Iat,o. sor tba pro.
4o9 vi" organization oi ''oo''"'e ~ ~" 80
yention OF Cruelty 10 Animals. Ths document
nrarursd tv thn,n ia - fo;1nuB.
FsF ~ 'Ao " :"
AfItA1. ~,
=. To ihe humane men anil women OF the Nor'a"eas
tho ll1lnnfa llttn4ne socittt aenda 9teenAg
Should pe.tlense ize our domestic anima!s. 10
Laina mr. trFnhs "t'u.d be t!asea ~ nho ltment:
ITeTthise tnt*+sres wond u en3ofcea "atn tad
kcyerrst Ienals!t6.
Should band OF tnsrsntEf1, meFGi!esa anu power
fnl swecp oftF tbs Iz!ld t9ta8 sat s OF every aun
sna! ~ thty passed., vigilance eo1hsnitt.eh you'll Y
speedily ersan!ztd ant1 Ttn9eanes ~oulo be ARen
without et'it hna withnhs mercy. .
lmrrnSer feeding ~ neglect ~ not 40 nat
they arc - tuFs ~ resssuts In waning sas hsel Of
our tumh friends. .,,,
oFertaa1hg bfntsa Of hHfdtn oFefdt1Fn9 wlll"
ting animals; tn'tartng ttnAs unwilling 10 ht orer,
loaded or ofrdrt'cns 70 ting thoae *aose fnJeieal
condition u unequal to thetasf itnt%eu nlon snsn Il
thtte are ~ fatal AZ the hl'fs or thu bullet hf tbs
naraudef and far mose cfte s!ncs they fesmIt pro-
lon9ed And Of repeated fuIesang. ..-.-.... .
!! humanity does mt suyReet tssvshuFe measures
, 1875-05-20
PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES.

uEror QuAnrEhMAarEn's oEYIcE.t
f119 HHasd.at,, Inaacl,'hla, Aprtl I. lo1a:
6as1ed prspusa!s, tn tupcata wtu cnpy Of th* aa'
Attaehed each. viii 10 received at tas uf
es uA,!! u,on. a.r = t:7 t.r tusut,htnE H. mnsd
at%ss ta'af tt'is'fs IT,. c.e Campaign lists.
i,u W paf4 \ hts Hsr!tn ilo!ts, =. GN paIr. loot. ~
0 pAs bhrns I0 tsoo]oR hlankst. q tsD pases Wu4l
r. Gsn. M VIZ Tsns ,;i,n w,Sa: ns: ~ cSTI9a S9 .r1
Ss as yasds sssy twill ID h4irtInx FIanual ,99 ysFas
cnlc r4aa; also. Hclme:s tiuI.e Hair t.1es
U3s al Isuds. Fop sces aal Ftun1 s.okns, EAy!as.
Scrolls aud ugs. and hti0 h4toas for lenet*. Pom.
pon, Aesl Dfess and FoaE tsp Utuanon tEusc nuts
+! Goa. tI,n' isInks AZ Molsct nfnn s'ntd'. .ea
l9a. Gos,Sn @ M:dAlaS sFe.l Eot.os s,waEf ftk M S!k
srtIoIss will b Eubjsot to .teld nspeettau. and
b ldeta tnusmod !hAt full cunnlanco Win stec!h
clt1as will 10 tus!ated 1rua And that arclu Iofur
to tho standard viii 10 aSospsod.
@ ~ seh 1sss .sy of e.
Philadelphia, JsdesoaElla. Iud., aud also ut sRH
ps:ersuso will ba gvep 10 sreles of domestic PRO-
dprtlqn sud 4uufactufe coudInt of prtca aud quality
being sQn2 aud auch will b. CtTc to artieetot
American psuiuo and pr'iucsd on ths
~ Ito putllo setttoa tbett.
aTelss .heh bs mod IN the Hiates and Ter.
asss II U: Pacific coast Will ba svccsed aud nspeesea
For lrtoTmstlou IL de,AH apply at ,h!s office.
Enssopea snnAi1lns proprsAls 10 ,, lndnrsed FRO
PosA!s fof MAf1 Supplies" sad sidrassed ~ tbs un'
''t"1As RUFUS 8AxTtN peputy a. M. General.