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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23

wilkins andWatkins were college chums
ard close friends. They had been hard
students and had taken little out door
exercise. When they shook hands and said
good bye, at the end of their college career,
they were i'll impaired he,lth. Both had
dyspepsia, liver troubles and troublesome
coughs.
Wilkins had plenty ofmuney, and decided
10 travel for his health. Watkins w. poor
l must go to work for ~ ~ ing said he,
"but I'll try - remedy hat Robinson
talks SO much apout-Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Dlscovery"
"a less than two years. wilkins came
home in his coffin " atkins, now in the
prime of lie, is bank president, rich and
respected, and weighs 200 pounds. ""The
Golden Medical Discovery saved my life at
a critical time" he often says. "Oh, if
poor Wilkins had only tried it," For weal,
lungs, splitting of blood, all lingering cGugts
and consumption in its early stages, it s
an unequaled remedy.
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North East Items.

NORTH EAST, April Il, 1877.
Miss Rhoda Thomas who has been
very ill for the last two weeks, is recov-
ering.
Herring are very plentiful aud selling
at 80 cents per hundred. Shad are scarce
and selling at 50 cents pair.
George Smith, sexton of ST. Mary Z
E. Church vacated on Monday. VIM. r.
Minker will succeed him, having been
elected by the veslry.
Vim. T. Hammond is having the old
store house next TO the residence Il!
Samuel s urgeou turned into residence.
Easter was observed in the NJ Z.
Church by appropriate sermons by Rev.
w, G. Rooms. The church was pret'ily
decorated with flowers, aud the newly
organized choir led the singing Lrge
congregations attended both morning
and night.
The Star has changed hands az ain
back to the former editor, Geo o. G lras
and we will no doubt have continuation
of the Prohibition Methodist doctrine.
The regular annual meeting OF vestry
men and Pensioners Of st Mary's parish
was held in St. Mary's Church Mond "
j. A. Lambert represented North East
Council, Jr. o. L. A NJ, at the meeting
of the state council, which met in Bali
more on Wednesday.
Thirty charter members have thus far
been obtained to start the Red Men here.
They will meet soon to organize.
Appropriate Easter services were held
in St Mary's P Z Church last Sunday.
The church was we'll trimmed with
flowers, and special Easter music was
rendered by the choir. The morning
service was led by Mr.. Allen H. Grosh,
Rev. G B Cooke preaching in the even
ing. The services were we'll attended
The Easter Offering throughout the
parish amounted to nearly $500,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23

Astonishing how Refer
brightens the little boys rig.
Jaunty Jackets they are. With
anchor trimmed collar, $3.50.
Serge or Flannel with heavy
military beading, $3.50. Elan
mel; with bright brass buttons
and Soutache braid, SIS, Serge;
then step by step to $3.50
all in blue and all for : to g.
year olds.
4 to 14-year sizes, 81 to
$3.50.
Natty Nassau Suits-Jacket
and short trousers tipped with
ribbon, bow and buckle-are
delighting everybody who buys
for boys Of 3 to 6. More than
50 styles and stutfs, $3.50 to So.
The fuffy-front blouses to go
with them are 81 to $3.50
Silk, 81.
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thing as any woven stuff can
be.
We have an unequalIed col
lection of them.
3o-in. Bedford, 75c.
3o-in. Bedford VigoureuX,
75c.
4o-in. Bedford, 81.
45-in. Bedford Melange, 81.
45-ln. Bedford Vigoureux,
SI.25.
45-in. Plain Bedford, SI.25.
46i in. Bedford in three grades,
SI.5o, SI.75, 81.
4S-in. Bedford Diagonal,
$3.50.
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NEW WAY TO SELECT OFF,
GALS.

An interesting proposition, embody
ing a new method of selecting fourth
class postmasters, is under considera-
ton by the House Committee on Re-
form in the Civil Service. 1t is con-
tanned IN bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Lodge, of Massachusetts. The
bill proposes that postoffice inspectors
shall pass upon the qualifications Of
candidates for appointments as fourth
class postmasters and designate to the
Postmaster General such persons as
they think fit to be appointed to the
office. The Postmaster General is to
select one of the candidates so desig
mated as fit for appointment, but if for
any cause he selects any candidate
other than the one graded highest by
the inspector, he is 70 place upon re
cord in his office his reasons for pass
ing over the respective names era lei
above that one of the one appointed.
The chief object and declared purpose
of the bill is found in section pro
hibitlng the Postmaster General, for
political reasons or upon political
grounds, from appointing or post
office inspector from recommending
for appointment any person to the
Office OF postmaster of a fourth class
postofice, and they are to prevent, as
far as they are able, any person from
disclosing the political connections or
opinions of any applicant. The commit
tee at meeting on Monday discussed
the details of the bill, but came to no
conclusion. Some of the members Of
the committee found objection to the
proposed new method, on the ground
that it would prove too expensive.
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Rising Sun Items.

Col. Geo. w. Balm, the "silver tongued
orator of the West lectured to a crowd
ed house last Friday evening the 18th.
His subject was "Our Country's Bill of
Fare" Col. Balm told in flowery Ian
guage of some of the viands that our
country had best stop eating for fear IL
could no longer digest them His prio-
cipal ones were immigration and the
rum traffic. He certainly met every
argument in the latter question and
and made an impressive and stirring
speech for the immediate adjustment of
this terrible curse. This lecture ended
the series given by the Moonlight lecture
course.
The pupils of the public school gave
an entertainment on Saturday eveniug
last. The house was packed and all tue
scholars performed their parts we'll. At
the conclusion of the literary program a
spelling bee was held. In the first class
Clara Keilholtz received the first prize
In the second class the prize was
awarded to Lucy Gillespie.
Quite an interest is being taken around
here in the Richards affair just now. A
meeting was held Wednesday afternoon,
when resolutions were drawn up and
petitions handed around tor signatures
There is great deaf of sympathy ex
pressed i'll this neigh 6orhood for Mr..
Richards and the resolutions drawn up
at his meeting were to the effect that
they, as body, had confidence in his
character, and believed him innocent OF
any charge made against him.
Barclay Reynolds spent three days in
Baltimore this week. as delegate from
Excelsior lodge. l. o. o. f. to the Grand
lodge of Maryland.
Mrs. A. L. Duyckinck is still in the
Philadelphia hospital, where she has
been staying for medical treatment for
the last two weeks.
The Misses Haines are spending
Easter vacation with their parents at
Rising Sun.
A party of students from the F. N. |.
visited the Cecil paper mills last Satur
day and saw the method of making
wrapping paper
Blind Tom called the eighth wonder o f
the world, was at the hall on Friday
evening under the auspices of the |, o.
o. F. PUER
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HawkcrS and Pedhlers must renew their Lii
cense on or before the first day of May as other
traders. The Rates ire as DlIow, in the COUNT:
To travel on loot .......... ..,...........Sl %
" it'll one horse and wagon NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l5l 90
With tI'0 horses and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. POI 70
No such License shall be granted to any hawk
er or peddler in the name or style OF any partnet
snip, or company. and hut Que person shall trade
under any such License. A violation of the law
subjects the offender to a tine .: not less than
NIFTY do laTs, recoverable before any Justice OF
the Peace
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application will he
made by clifton to the County Commissioners
OF Cecil County at their meeting on MAY the
10th. 1892, tor the appointment of examiners to
view and determine the propriety of opening a
new road in the First Election District OF Cecil
County, commencing at point at or near New
Cut X nd leading from teciiton to Earlville,
and running through the lands OF II, ster Jones,
JOSEPH BiugS Mrs. Stephens ChaS. Hill and
Mrs. Alfred Rowland until it interSects the
Frceman's mill road.
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The Spring harvest of Swiss
Embroideries has been housed
mostly. You know what
that means. Snowy beauties;
made as only St. Gall can
make them. From the
machines in Switzerland
straight to us-to you. Not a
centof unnecessary cost added.
Swiss Emdroideries on the
bias if you choose. q to 6 in,
Q to 4oc. We hear of them
nowhere else in town.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23

THERE are two seasons of the year
in which the voices of blatant unbe
levers like IDgersoll and Renan are
hushed, possibly for the reason that
false accusers are generally silent when
in the presence of the truth. These
are Christmas, the day of Christ's
birth, and logically Easter, the day OF
His resurrection.
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Beautiful BeaL0rA Cords.

To the forefront OF favor at
a bound, and there they stay.
Rich but unobtrusive; elegant
always, in good taste always
where anything out OF the
sombre will do.
For a Street Costume, for a
Morning Gown, for an Even
ing Dress, for Moujik Coat,
for-almost no matter what, a
Bedford Cord is as surely the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23
ROAD NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that application VIII lie
made by petition to the County Commissioners
OF Cecil County al their meeting on MAY luth
1892 Tor the appointment OF examiners to view
and determine the propriety OF opening new
road in the 3rd Election District of Cecil County
commencing at point below X. NJ. Mickey :
house on the road leading from John Y. Daniels
TO James I. NcCulough'S to a point on he road
leaning from the New Leeds road to Bou.dens
Chapel. through the lands OF William X. Holt,
John White and Samuel Lindsey
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Females vending Millinery aud other small
articles, whose stock is A. over $500. to pay
License OF ID, 50: but il over that anon they
are required to pay the same License other
perSonS-Oaih 10 tie made a. to the amount Of
stock at the principal season OF the year.
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WE welcome our friend Mr.. Geo. o.
Carey, back in his old place at the
head of the North East Star, and
tender him our best wishes Tor long
life and success,
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Puritan RefrigeratorS.

Puritan Re1rlgeratorS.
Simple, sensible. scientific.
Years of trial heap up the
proof; that's why we keep
Puritans at the head. Easy to
run, easy to clean, economical
OF ice.
Uprights, s12.75 to $50.
Sideboards, $I2 to $50.
Ice Chests, 81 to $3.50
Perhaps half a score OF
scratched Puritans-perfect for
service -SII.25 to $40.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
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License to Keepers or Owners
of Jacks or Stations.

The owner or keeper OF every Stallion or Jack
shall, before being permit ii to stand station
such animal pay to the Clerk OF the Circuit
Cuutt OF some one olthe counties IN this State
the highest sum which he Intends to ask or re-
ceIve Tor the season ui one mare; aud the receipt
OF the : Iid Clerk with the seal OF his court at
tachcd thereto for said sum, shall be ;he i4Icens
Tor StatIOuing SIid stallion OF Jack tor one year
from the date Iher, Of; provided that is no case
shall the directed to be paid iOT said License
be less than ten dollars: ami every Stallion or
Jack vi ON which said tax Is paid shall he exempt
from all other State tax. Any owner Cr keeper
StatiUnIug any Stallion ur Jack without License
shall pay twice the sum autuUrlz ii ami tie re-
quir,d to he paid StiputateI ABOVE, une-hlli to
the State and the other to the iuiurmer.
GEORGE T.. Mex EN SEI,
Aprl6-3w SHERIFF. OF CECIL COUNTY
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
Wier she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
yhen he had Children, she gave them Castorie
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The above lumber to be delivered and piled on
the wharf at Bohemia Bridge, and to be accepted
upon inspection and approval OF the County
Commissioners or their duly authorized agent as
to the quality of the lumber.
Bidders will be required to make two bids. one
for Georgia Long Leaf Pine and one for No
Georgia Heart Pine. The Commissioners reserve
the right To reject any or all lids.
G. IL. SMITH.
Clerk of the Commissioners OF Cecil County.
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TO LOAN

ON FIRST MORTGAGES $1,000; $1,000; $1,000;
$1,000; $1,000: $500; $500; $500.
GEORGE A. BLAKE,
i.3 Elkton, Md.
III YOTa RIIk ICHES
Or you are all WON out. really GOOD for nothing
it is general ,.rbiIity. Try
BROHN'S fRON ETTTERS.
1t will cure you, and give good appetite. Sold
by all dealers in medicine.
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EdDle Tor IFS Local as weH as Cen
Meas Communications are respect
ON all sections of the County, in
.sseekly contributions OF ITS regular
sdents. Anonymous comHiuaacd
- no attention, the name of the
'equiseS in all cases as guarantee OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-04-23
A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE,

A N OLD-ESTABLlSHED MANUFACTURE
"A ing business in Philadelphia. Good TRACE
JUst CONNIE ncing. Terms S5000-half cash and
balance farm and country place.
Address OgPIoB OF CBCL WHIs,
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Certain of the Atwood
Dress stutfs, mostly stripes have
dropped from ST to 75c. This
sort OF thing is happening in
many a spot where a heavyish
weave feels the fore-touch of
Summer.
The beauty-specked Plume
tbs (S5c) are slipping out fast
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There's a Lansdowne love
illness as peculiar to itself as
the soft light of a pearl and
the blaze OF a diamond are
peculiar to them. Tints soft
as in the heart of a shell or the
petals OF a rose or the faint
flush on beauty's cheek. Only
a patrician stuff could take
such dyes. The Silk, the
Wool, the spinning, the weav
ing-all must be of the very
best.
We have the only complete
stock of Lansdownes to be
found in. Philadelphia. If the
makers bring out a new ele-
gance in it you'll find it only
on our counters. More than
forty shades, 40 in, $l.25.
The beautiful Ribbed Lans-
downes are AZ inches, $3.50.
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TIE applicant must either make oath, rs
heretofore before the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
OF the county where lie is engaged in business of
the amO ant OF goods kept otl'hand at the princi-
pal season oisale. or the oath may be admins
tered by Justice OF the Peace when the perso IS
wanting license applies through agent. If
will hC deemed a sufficient compliance with the
act
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French weave wit was never
happier than in the delicate
Atwood Crepons. Handsome
only halt says, good. Two
special lots: A rousing ST.
quality at 75c-17 shades
and q S1.25 quality at Sill
shades. Each sort 10 inches.
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A scoop-net sweep at two
ofthe Black Dress Goods sorts.

~ SCOOp-neL sweep DIT TWO
ofthe Black Dress Goods sorts.
Black AL SILK and Sir and ,cool
Grenadines, and He,nani-Plain
figured aud striped, single and
double width, probably the largest
aud richest collection in any Dress
Goods stock in America. Prices
soc to So
Figured Black GO0ds-Troops of
patterns at 75c, 81 and S1.25-
stripas, splaids, chevrons and di.
agonals and wooden figures. col
ors, weights, finish and designs
are newest and correct.
10 styles at 75c. 30 styles at 81
26 stoles at 81 %.
If the Silk Warp Bedford
Cords-those elegant new
comers--hadn't been so belated
the price would be S2.25
and $3.50. The maker mourns
the delay and you save 81 a
yard; 40 in, $I25; 40 in,
$3.50.
Colored Silk Warp Henri
ettas share favor with the lis
SONY, Hghtsome Landsdowne.
Twin sisters Of loneliness.
Henriettas THAT won't slip)
ST. for 38 in, SI.25 for 40 in.
LansdOWne, 40 in. SI.o5.
"White Goods" have caught
the spirit of the season.
Choosing at the manufactures
means two things-getting the
pick and getting bottom prices.
Some OF these sorts were never
in this market before.
Dotted and Figured .Stoiss Muslin,
81 in; dots, pinhead TO nickel
szs, 32c to roe; figures in larg.
varieties, 35c to S5c.
Silk .HullS, Al ill.,, 4Oc to 81; white
cream. black, pink blue, cardinal
maize, Nile, lavender, heIio'rope.
sun HWt Win sou nnlSn i'Fe cur
fon, 45 in, soc to 81 10; white
cream and black
French Ndiasooks AZ liz, sheer,
medium aud heavy, from 25c tn
$115.
FrIach Batistc, 46 in, 2Sc to s1.1O.
Cotton ChiBonS, II in 2Se 30 60c
French Juc0het, soft lsb, A. in.
35c to 65c; 80 IN, 25c to 80:
French Orgaadie, As ill.,, 22c to Coz.
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LSING RATES
"a line for sing - e,s:0a,
Notices inserted rot 1iiatssiy,
fyed half the usual rat' o.
"a
81 cents a line TOR one, ana
Very additional insertion.
Ssnted as TGoelue lines. One
per inch, one year -Four
Sarty advertisers vithout add.
The Wing being among the mos
Cectl county and the ADJOINING
"a, Pennsylvania and Detd1cGre,
Fentiy recommends it 10 Business
ble medium for remunerdtlue
&stGin its high standard as a
seaSipe or Objectionable ADDER.
Ssted at any price.
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The amount to be paid by traders ioT license
the amount OF stock at the principal season of
sale to be given under oath-is as follows:
Ii the applicants stock in trade dos not oX-
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SHERIFF0S
NOTICE.
Notice 10 Merchants, Traders
aid Others,

All persons and bodies corporate polite in
Cecil county, who are shall he exercising
pursuing any business, or shall he doing any act
or thing. or shall be in the occupation OF any
house or place for any purpose for which IL
cense is made necessary by the laws OF Maryland,
are hereby warned o obtain license, or renew
the same, on or before
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The 1st dy Of May, 1892


under the penalties prescribed by said laws Tor
the iniraction thereof.
Those interested are notified of the following
requirements OF the License Law:
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Republican Primary Meetings,

RSlW''sV7
THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
of Cecil County are hereby noti-
fed and requested to assemble
in Primary Meeting at the usual
place OF holding primary election in
the several election districts of the
county, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1892,
between the hours of and 7 O clock,
p. M, for the purpose of choosing
FIVE delegates from each district who
are hereby called to assemble in
County Convention in Elkton, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 26th, 1892,
at II o'clock, a. m, tor the purpose
of choosing four delegates to repre-
sent Cecil County in the State
Convention which will assemble at
Frederick on May 18th, 1892, the
duty of which State Convention will
be to choose tour delegates at large
and four alternates to represent the
State of Maryland in the Republican
National Convention which will as
semble at Minneapolis on the 9TH
day of June, 1892; and to nominate
two electors for the State at large.
The said County Convention will
also choose four delegates to repre-
sent Cecil County in an electoral and
Congressional District Convention
which will assemble at Waverly on
April 27th, 1892, for the purpose of
choosing two delegates and two
- alternates to represent the Second
Congressional District of the State
of Maryland in the Republican
National Convention aforesaid; also
to nominate a candidate for elector
for said district.
The following gentlemen are here
by constituted judges OF the said
primary election with full power and
authority to fill such vacancies as
may occur in their respective districts
where the judges named are unable
or unwilling to serve.
First Distrlct-Thomas P. Jones,
ST., Geo. w. Taylor. Joseph Megill,
Second District-Wm. ]. Lake,
Thomas B. Hopper, Geo. Buckwith.
Third District-Samuel H. King,
George Ricketts,, Jr., Thomas Settle.
Fourth District-Howard Scott,
VIM. Hogan, John McCleary.
Fifth District-Wm. Johnson, E.
T. B. Day, S. D. Mccullough.
Sixth District-Howard Reynolds,
Norville c. Brown, Mount E. Kirk.
Seventh District-Theo. J. Vanne
man, Geo. Eccleston, VIM. T. Coulson
Eighth District-Elwood Mellow
ell, Theodore Death, DR. Samuel T.
Roman.
Ninth District-Jonathan L.Croth-
ers, Alfred Cameron, Smith H.
Rogers.
H. NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
HARRY M. DAVIS,
S. D. MCCULLOUGH,
L. r. KIRK,
State Central Committee for Cecil Go
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THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS
of Cecil County are hereby noti-
fed and requested to assemble
in Primary Meeting at the usual
place OF holding primary election in
the several election districts of the
county, on
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SATURDAY, APRIL 23d, 1892,

between the hours of and O clock,
p. M, for the purpose of choosing
FIVE delegates from each district who
are hereby called to assemble in
County Convention in Elkton, on
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On this day d. 1892. before the sub
scriher, Justice OF the Peace of the State OF
Maryland, in and Tor said county, pc rsonally APP
pcared -. and declared that he inteuaS u
section OF the Act of January session, ls5S to the
Clel k OF the Circuit Cgurt of Cecil County, and
made oath that theS dmount Of stock OF : Gods
generally kept on hahd by him Cor By the con-
Germ in which he is engaged, in case it be a part
nership), at the principal OF sale Tor il the
applicant has not prev iOuSIy engaged in such
10 keep. &c, does not or will not exceed -
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II the oath be administered before Justice OF
the Peace out OF the couuty in which theapplica-
ton is made. there must be attached the centih-
cate OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court oil the
county which the Justice resides.
Persons may sell salt to cure fish in March
April and May without license.
Vendors OF ca<es and vendors CT beer, who are
makers of such beer (Lager Beer eXcepted)
not required to take out license.
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aE*WHIGs:

Brleror oel1lg TO make
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DESCRIPTION
SING RATES

" IN ADVANCE.
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Pure Fine Ground Bone.
Pure Dissolved Animal Bone.
Guaranteed Analysis:

d baGd just plain round
o it is Ou Dissolved
" Fertilizer
made saEfcran