TheDailv Review.
SATUUDAY. AUGUST 13 1887,
ditional machinery and development to
pay handsome dividends.
111 1
ROYALPSwtlf J
.
Tho supscripiion books ol the Tortil
ita Mining Company are still opn at
the office, No 57 Broadway. New York
city. For tba present, subscriptions
are received at par of $2 per share. It
u frxofoted the stock will sell for a high
er eguro alter it is called upon the Ex
change, where it is already listed
A a legitimate business enterprise
T..i-4iiitt ; Rwnnd tn none, and attract-
A. t t ' - I . , m
ive to all who have even a small sum miueu.
fusing both to declare that the vote on
the election held in said city was against
tb proposition to grant the subscrip
tion to lie Wilmington,. Onslow &
East Carolina R.Hroad Company, and
to p9tprrH i be matter for tea days for
further evidence and do so Tor the
following reasons:
1. Became the sanction of the Board
oi ludit and Finance was not obtained
to the submission of the question to the
peopie when by law it was required to
be don ere tho question should be sob-
tor investment.
LOCAL NEWS.
2. Because the new registration is
illegal and contrary to the advice of the
city attorney.
3. -That the Constitution,, of North
Carolina positively prohibits any debt
or subscription except for necessary
expenses without tb consent of "a ma-
of the qualified voters of .the
city, and such a majority has not been
obtained. In truth, the vo'e for sub-
Company.
The clerk read the certi flea tea of
The Board of Aldermen and
the Onslow LI. It
The Board of Aldermen met in call- J ,rty
ed session last night. With the excep
lion of Mayor owier, all me memoers gcriDtion : oniv aboUt one fourth of
were present; Alderman t ishblate, the qualified voters, a is shown by the
M Rvnr rn tnm nrpsidini?. luwi lull registration in a r residential
i-i u : u : r w- I yenr
,nB UUa,r aiai J BeRausoatftiht find Rnsnmiou of
meeting m receive iou feiuius oi mo frHU will attach to the issue of bonds
inspectore of the recent election on the I issued under such an illegal registra
1 . . I
nnBtinn nf ft BnhaorinLinn oi 1:100 ()00 1 "on ana election, ana ine noaru OI Al
,Mi,.i f- .r.K0 Wiimi0.nn dermrn should not subject the citizens
... ..K.. - of Wilmington to such financial dara-
Unsjow and Iast Carolina Kailread age as must result from a sale of their
bond) at a depreciated value. 4
m r t -
the . - otciuso an application or pen-
I 1 1 11 n ff purtHin' piriy.pna .nrt tmrnnvers
I -' -" - - v . - . . -
il pi'CUOrs. fntrhia oitv hna nMn nrPHnntPil tn th
m. i . i i . I J
ine cnair asxea ine pleasure or toe Mayor and Board of Aldermen asking
Board, and Alderman Hall presented that action upon this matter should be
not i bom in competition with the multitude I th fnjifiwin rnunlntmn postponed for ten dajs until further
oftowtci.BhprtweteMaluia or " phosphate tne. oilow.n resolution . evidence could be obtained, and the
. - rni j . . , -. i . . -niu item iwij uao urcu L ciucu
this oirn fin rhnronoo tha 11th rfa v fi ! .
... vj -v.. j ..... . . ; : I ... fi II O tU
A nunc! IRH7 in nnrflnon nt nn nnrli XUts urmusi 19 Hlljueu UV VI il oiuuu,
cation of the Wilmington. Onslow ard M J. lleyer, W! E. Worth, J. W.
hast Carolina K. Li. Company, and a I Ro'les. John H Sham. T. J. Souther
petition oi one-nun oi me quanneu . . T w r, wr PnU w
. . j. j- la in U M U I U V U J . ft . J.V iuv.i',1 v
Uettor Thau HpreMeuted andnnno 'f thp mUp and Rnard ni K. Kenan, F. L Mearcs. 1 S. Belden,
as Great as the Comstock. I Aldermen of this city, on the question W. A. Williams and' J. A. Walker.
WhatiaNcw York Star Ucwm I of a subscription of $100,000 to the
..nftivn suxiv-Tlift Itirlii.t capital stock ohsaid R. R. Co. by this
" . , x 1 city, it is ascertained and hereby de-
miuiuK rruiiuri. iu iiiicriun ciared that at said election there were
Vast Ore IeiosftH. I ca9t for subscription 1049 votes, and
The New New York Star has made I the registration lists show an aTegatu
a caretul investigation ot the properly
of the Tortilita Mining Company, here
tofore referred to in these columns.' and
the following is published from its re
port, showing thp enterprise to be one
of the best ever nrougnt to tno attention
of investors:
(Special Dlapatch to the Star.)
Tucson. Ariz . July 16. Agreeably
to instructions from the Slar to fnvesti
gate the Tortilita mines, that are now
I?
Absolutely Pure.
Thl riowiler rever varies. A marvel ol
nnriiT. Rtmnsrtb and wholesomcness. Mere
ernntitnlral tnan ine oruinary kidus, .iu u
nnwilPi-R. mm oniv means, tun ai- ham.- v.
Powdkr Co . 106 Wall M. N
oct 2ft lw 1 v tenrm 4thi
COMMEKClAli J3 Wis.
WILRITNGTON MARKET." :
. k August 13-2.30 P. M.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE Firm at
29J. Sales of 400 casks.
ROSIN Dull at 774 cents for strain
ed and 82 cents tor cood strained.
- TAR Firm at 1.35.
CRUDE TURPENTINE Steady at
SI. 10 Lfor hard. $l 75 for yellow dip
and virarin. ? : : .
i CO ITONNominal . The following
are the official quotations: Ordinary.
7; good ordinary 8 13-16; low middline
9$ ; middlings 10; good middling 10.i
No sales reDorted. -: . r , , ... t
iieceiots to dav : Spirits, 575; - rosin,
1.436; tar. 4; crude, 131
i rovisious and Uottou.
Chicago. August 13. 2:30 p. rn
Wheat market opened at 09 and closed
at 70J for September. Opened at 7l
and (Mosird at 71,for OcUbr. Corn
opened at ilk a.nd closed at 41 for Sep
tember. Pork none quoted.
Nkw Yonu., August 13 2:30 p. m
Cotton opened 'at 9.54. and closed at
U.50 for August. Opened at 9 22 and
closed at 9.23 for September. Opned
a 9 19 and closed at 9 18 for October.
Opened at 9.13,- asked and closed at
9J2 tor November - - ,
Y
THETOHT1LITA MINKS.
uf 1.676 votes in this city ; therefore.
liesoivcd. lbat the proposition has
been adop ed by a tuairitv of the reg
istered voters of this city.
R solved. I hat the b mance Commit
ter of tho Hoard of Aldermen are au
thorized to conler with the proper au
thorities ot the Wilmington. Onslow &
East Carolina Rnilroad Company, to
Alderman Dudley said that the pro
test was against something that was
not in the resolution.
Mr. Strange explained that the pro-
t-9t was against tho action of the Board
which was not legal.
Alderman Rica asked, "How d you
kn w that?"
Mr. Strange replied that he had citel
1 gal opinions, an t he preumi'd ho
was speaking to gentlemen. .
AUierinan Rice rso tcreily. but was
AMerman -Hall. bo
AliRlV ti.
Steamer D Murchison. Smith, Fay-
etteville, Williams & .Murchtson.
Steam yacht Louise, ' Snefl, Smith"
ville. Mastei
CLEAREJ '
Steamer D. Murchison, Smith, Fay
etteville. Williams & Murchison. :
SLeam yacnt iouis. Snell, Smith-
ville. Master
- Scbr Fannie E VVoolston, Mavr,
Philadelphia. Geo Harriss & Co; cargo
by C 15 Mallett.
- EXPORTS
COASTWISE.
" Philadelphia Schr F E Woolston
251 675 ft lumber.
New York Steamship Gulf Stream
12 balos cotton, 379 bbls rosin 1,183
bbls put 152 bU tar, 12 cases tir. 50
bb!s"oil, 15 bbls shelled peanuts. 5
bains peat moss, 130 pkgs mdee. 151
car wheels. 140 bag chaff. 125,000
shingles, 141 973 ft lumber.
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' MISCELLANEOUS.
-i O T' -- ? - ,; -
Millinery y and Fancy Gooj
GO TO
s
Reliable! Cheap !
A LARGE BTf CK tro SELECT iS?
A liberal discount to the t rade.
New YorH & WiinitnkiM
Btoamship
iKl
rnoM prK; 29. kasx kivbu. kkw vork
Located between ( -liraberts and fta-scveltsts.
iC til A, JUS fcUUS
attracting so much attention through
out the country, your repre9entalrve
has made a careful examination tor the
benefit of your readers.
At the mines I inquired for the sup
erintendent, and wa shown 10 Mr. 1.
T. Elmore, and cordially received.
Raised in the East, Iim oriirinullv work
ed on the Comstocks. where he saw
property increase in value from a SVw
thousands to hundreds of million? In
reply to a question, Mr. Elmore said :
'When I had satisfied myself of wha
we had after throe years 01 pali.nl
labor, I went to New York, and in con
nection with some fneuds organized
the Tortilita Mining Company in Now
r 1 -. 1 4 I ;.LI.. 1
lore CUV. cuiuuu-uu tn r.nuuiu iiu
competent business men, for the pur
pose ot raising capital to erect hoi-tint'
works and additional machinery. I
have seen all the best minus in America
and worked in them, and I tell you
here and now that the lortiliias urn
the greatest and ihe beat ot thuir elas
on the American Conliiumt "
THE PLANS OF THE COMl'AXY.
Asked what improvements were con
temDlated. Mr. Kl'nore said: "W can
easily supply three twenty-stamp mill.
for an indefinite periol ou thu-e prop
erties. Thev would work 180 tons 1
ore per day, at an average of $50 per
ton. At a low estimate tui would bv.
$9,000 per day.
"With tho proper machinery this
can be worked at au expense of $10 per
ton, which would bo $1,800 per day.
leaving net per day $7,200, or for thirty
days $210,000. or tor a year $2,5!2 two.
which will bo over two and halt iiin-.s
our capital stock each year; but at tir..i
we shall start with a twenty-siamp
mill, which should :ivo us $SOO,000 pur
year net. per annum ou our capiia!
stock. I am now bending uvery . llWt
toward attainiug these rosulis. We
aro negotiating for hoisting work? and
a twenty stamp mill, and I hope suon
to obtain them. Meanwhile we shall
continue to run our little five-stamp
mill and develop and improve th"
property all iu our power. 1 know cl
no investment in America that will pay
as well as the shares of our company.'
AN A1JSOLUTKLY GKEAT 1'KOrEUTY.
After a weekV time spout at tho
mines in daily examination ot tho
work, in seeing assays made, watching
the battery samples, ami so-ing tho ore
retorting and runuiug into bullion ami
stamped, and readiui; certificate ot
$150,000 for bullion shipped to thu
Rank of California in the la.t two yuar.,
and seeing ono bar ot 2,400 ounce, sunt
forward while I was there. I felt im
pressed with thu fact that tbu lortilita
deserved the confidence of tho public,
and that the management in Nov? York
had far underestimated its value in
their slatemrnts. I found properly
worth anywhere from $10,000,000 u
S50.000.000, and possibly $1 00.000. 000.
as the Comstocks have proven to be
and have made thousands ol men rich.
. THE TOKTILITAS lOllLAK AT HOME.
Driving back to Tucson I remained
there a short time acd found the Tor
tilitas exciting more attention than any
other mining property in the Territory,
and there are some rich ones here. For
example, the Silver King, not fardis
tant, has paid three million dollars in
dividends from ono mine alone, while
the Tortilita company has twelve. The
Roy mart and Vikol, in another direc
tion, have turned out millions and
made their owners rich, as have the re
nowned Tombstones and Qu'jotoa.
The Tortilitas are on the tongue of
everybody, and Mr. Elmore is 1 oked
for with bullion every month as regu
larly as the month comes round. .
In conclosioB, the Star representa
tive found the statements concerning
tho Tortilita more than verified. Tho
company have not only one, but
twelve great mines including the four
that are now being worked, any one of
which latter is easily worth more than
the entire capitalization of the compa
ny, and it has a mill and two mill sites
bc.iJ:3. Tho property only needs ad-
stirmlBlinna onnlftinf! in lh Ifittnr fl "f1"'1 "J
application ot said Company to this saiu mai ine rsoaru 01 Aiunrmeu couio
I5')ard. shall be carried out. Thoiomlft loot do otherwise than they had done;
n.it to bo delivered except at the rate at tilev werti at.t jn,, under nlain provisions
$2,500 a mile, as the road is completed
mile oy mile."
Alderman King said that Mr. Th's.
W. Strange was present and desired to
address the Board.
On motion; an invitation was extend
ed to Mr. Strange, and to any other
gentleman present to speak.
Mr. Strange, as attorney, presented
and read a petition siguod by Messrs
(.. II Smith. L. S Beiden, Alvis
Walker,' G. W. Kidder. W- A. Wil
liams. F. L Meares and others, asking
that the Board declare that the Consti
tution ol the blate has not been com
plied with, and thatth proposed ub
scription bts been rejected by the
people; or. if this be refused, that the
B arl postpone action upon the matter
of tha law ard had no authority to de
lay the matter.
Mr. G. H. Smith asked to be heard.
He claimed that the election was illegal,
and that was vby they protested. He
read the law governing city elections
and claimed that the Board had no right
10 order a new registration.
Alderman Hall said he was glad the
speaker had called attention to that
matter. Tho election was called under
the law creating the railroad charter
which provided how the election should
bi held.
Alderman Dudley asked tor the- re
port of the committee ordering the clec
tion. It was not read, but the City
Attorney said that he bad given his
tor ten days or longer so that opportu. opinion regarding registration ; part of
11 was emooaieu in ine report 01 the
nay may be civen the petitioners to
prepare further ovidcuco upon tne mat"
ter. Mr. Strange argued that "sub
scription1' bad not boeu voted for by a
majority of tho qualified voters of the
city;, drawing a distinction between
registered and qualified voters. Ho
quoted opinions of the Supreme Cour1 iourneJ
to sustain the position bo held.
Mr. A. G Ricaud. in "behalf of the
promoters of thu railroad scheme and
thu people of the city," addressed tho
Board in reply to Mr Strange. He
said that there Was no point in the
lalter'd petition that was well taken.
committee but is was not all that ho
had said. '
Alderman Hall moved that the pro
test of petitioners be accepted and the
motion was adopted. ' . : .
The meeting then, ron motion, ad-
Cash House.
116 ftJaj-ket St
-o-
Wliat Bramlrath's Pills Do.
In BiiANDitETirH Pills the true lile
medicine has been found, composed as
they are of numerous vegetables so
combined that each multiplies' the vir
tues of the rest. They never can do
any harm. Their action is always the
Hi filn (Mtml f5n nrumn f!nn rf ilp.riiiiri
. . i- . . . I same, no mailer bow long or in what
tosustam his argumeut that registra- . uun. uu"'6mi
tion U an iudispeusable requirement to
cutitute a person a qualified voter,
and that tbe Constitution required only
a majority of those voting to decide an
olectiou He pointed to the fact that
one thousand and forty nine persons
had petitioned at the polls for this sub
scription to be made, as against a dozen
or more who now petition against it
Mr. Strange said that he was nut
prepared to go Into an argument of tbe
matter at present. He simply wanted
to voice the feelings and opinions of
citizen.. All be asked was that the
Board act upon the petition, and if it
was not accepted he should present a
protest. .
Alderman Hall said he wished to
make a statement. There had been
soiqo talk that tho Board had been .too
quick in acting upon tbe petition for the
election, lie saia that tne law was
mandatory, and that tbe Board bad no
choice about it ; that -'the election had
been held after due and proper notice,
and as the law required.
Alderman Price moved that the res
olutlun be amended, but his motion re
ceived Y10 second.
The Chair asked if the Board was
ready for the resolution.
Alderman King moved that consider
tion of the matter be postponed until
Thursday. The motion was lost.
Alderman Hairs resolution was then
adopted..
A motion to adjourn was made, bnt
was withdrawn to allow Mr. Strange
to piesent his protest, which that
gentleman read, as follows:
, We, the' undersigned citizens and
taxpayers ot the' city of Wilmington,
do respectfully but strongly protest
against the action of tho Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of said city in re
doses they are taken, lbey purge
away the waste particles of the system.
They recruit the animal vigor and ar
rest the progress of decay. They puri
fy the blood. They stimulate the liver-
They mvigorato digestion. They open
the pores. They make the bowels do
the work of the kidneys, thus giving
those organs oftentimes needed rest.
One or two at night tor a week wil'
demonstrate their power and is gener
ally sufficient to cure ordinary cases, f
. -
Painless Regulation.
It is no longer a question of doubt although
Jhe contrary was once believed tnas medi
cines (hlch produce violent effects are un
suited to other than desperate emergencies
In other words, that simer notant rnncoiUps
are calculated to weaken and injure the sys
teiu ramer man reiorm lis Irregularities
4monx medicines of debilitating effect are
cathartics and choiagoguea which, copiously
ant abruptly evacuate the bowels. because
it does not do thi, linstetter's stomacn Hit
ters is preferable to the drenching class ot
purgatives- iainless In its effects, it Is-sufli-clc
tly active to remedy chron'e constipation.
It re ieves by Invigorating the intestines, and
enables, not forces, them, to perform the duty
imposed upon them - by nature pjomoling
the secretion of b le in normal quantifies by
its healthfully stimulating effect upon the
Uver, it is em'nently conducive to digestion,
and contributes in no email degree to keep
the bowels regular. -
The Sutton House,
J-AUKKT STREET, SOUTH SIDE, BE
tween Front and second. Board by tne Day,
Week or Month. Clean Roome,- Comfortable
BedsrGood Attendance and the best tbe
market affords. Kates low.
fan U Jjr . -
M
Change of Base. ;
Y FRIENDS 'AND THE PIIRT.in ark
respectfully soUfied that I have removed my
shops to Cheatnut street, between Front and
Water. . All orders for work In my line. Un.
- ' :" - r ' K. F. J118IKG.
" "i? T tween Fro at and Water sta.
NEW BARGAINS
THIS WKHK.
r i .1 ; ;
A large variety different styles
PRESS GOODS 5c per.yard-
i "' ' ' '
IJO-Inch 1UTISE. 8c per yard. .
Bast DRESS GINGHAMS, 8e per yd.
Good SATEENS, worth 125c i"or;l 2c.
VVfUTE GOODS; 8, lO, 12.. 15
and 18c per yard.
LINEN TOWELS iroca lOcup.
TABLE DAMASKS from 25c op.
PARASOLS Sateens, from 40c up
' ' -7-' .' ': "
' ALPACA from 5 Oc up.
REMNANTS OF EMBROIDERIES
and a large LINE OF LACES, which
we have not bad room to show so far
this season. At Veky Low Prices.
GAUSE MERINO UNDERWEAR;
besides a lull assortment of ,
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
GLOVES. MITTS. HOSIERY.
CORSETS.ROBES. & FLOUNCINGS
At prices that will please everybody.
116 Market Street.
New Crop Cuba Molasses.
gECOND CARGO,
554 Hogsheads,
66 Tierces,
ow landing ex American Schooner 'Dran
nsdlrect trom Bilatanzas. 5
i: For sale very low by
WORTH & WOK I II -
Ul'LP STKH AM
151NVFA 'TO
GUL.F S1RKASI.
i..."atnr4iayt July 3"
.... ftiurdary, Aug oJ
RKGULATOK
BKNEFAUTOtt....',
GULF STREAM....
I51.NKF ACTOR ....
. .... Saturday, July 3
. ...saturlay, Auir ,
.... .SUtvdny. Au. 13 ,
. ....ijuruay, Aug w
Jsnac T. A14eTT
wuuv
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iri II WR HKI!nrK-
r .'? " who a ' .i
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49 Through Bills Lading ' and .Lowest
Through Rates guaranteed to and trom Polntr
f
1
In North and South Carolina.
for Freight or Passage apply jo
iL Q. SMAlLKONES, SuperlcteDdeni, j
Wtlmbigton, N.
- - ' - - i. i
TUKO. . EQER, Traffic Maiyiger
.. ;iew Tori;
Vf M. P. CIiYDifi K)., Gnnj-a. fcrenw. $
S3 Broadway jj(& Vok.
july 23 - t .. , . .
SPECIALTIES.
A PERFECTLY PURE CREAMEBY BUTTER,
'A
A PERFECTlY PURE ARTICLE OF LARD. AND
A PURE FAMILY FLOUR.
The BUTTER is of IIIGIIKST grade, fully
llavored, and is receivtd; FRESH EVER?
WEEK.
The LARD is ihe.ee ebrated Cassard PURE
LARI, equal to any N. C. -1 ard ever offered.
The r LOU It la the celebrated V PAROLE
DMONEOli" brand.
I can GUARANTEE all the above as Per
fectly Pure, of Fxcel'ent Flavor, and Health-,
and would recommend their use In every 1am-
1- I
' I' .
ily ln the City of WilodngtVn and vicinity, !
' . - . -'1; .i .
All orders promptly attended to.
Telephone No; 9S. " ' ; ..
Jno . L. BoatwrlghtU
- :- '".'-'-.-: , " ' C- ".t '-' I :
- -
15 & I7SO- Front'street
SelfSustaini . -poii
51'"? "V.",.Vv:Mf".R-rMci f
of eww)ort ;u the
are -llf-finiTt .iYitnv. ; "
t Fx)r ilfc insurance th d will be cheap,,,
aafc.t. apply to he Maiu,, fc,Iht6, .
and largeet company mhV CumIu
.8;wILUEl)iAm
,.,r f he Acme
MATJTTP A nrpTf
' MANUFACTUEU. OF
Fertilizers, Pine Wool ar'
Pine Wool Matting. ,
WILMINGT0N,N,(
rjHE REPUTATION J0F OUB TUZ
Z.tRS, tbe ACME d GEM, now
lished. and the rcs-ata ol three yfar. r
the hands of the best farners of thUicd
er Stttcs fully attest their value ui
grajle;iAnreVt;i--J::J.Y.Vv. 1
The; MATTING,' made from the fctn
our na. Ive pice, has ahead; gained y
larity 'for comfort and durability equ!
any wool carpefe. an I the d- ni'nd to t
dally Jncrea lug. It hasTlrtucanot fons.
any other fabric. r '
,The FiBBE or WOOL h. exteaiTeljt
for upholstering imrposes, aid s a DiHw '
maitr.Eses Is alniost equal to hair, bemgt
elastic and proof against lneecti
Certificates from reliably partlei bk
ood can be seen at 'our office, or t
mailed upon application.
Jul;!
july 16
Sound Parties
yAGONETTE
WILL - LEAVE . OR.
RKLL'd STABLES for the'SoundVt 9 a.
daily. Round trip 50 cents.
Sound Parties can be 'supplied with teams
on abort notice and at cheap atcs. , , . ;
.:. WAfJTED I
i f nnn lbs. ; wool whum
lUyJVV Unw.hel
5,000 fcsBfC8wax
5,000 fl?dc-'
"' For which the highest market prb
paid: - Consignment, solicit P7
, . . f amukl r.rf -
july 2G tf Ao. iO KarteU
" 1887. V
7 Harper's WeeklT
- ILLUSTRATED.
as the leading illustrated iW'7ic
i ica; and its hold up n V11""" f
-.. -'. ndence was never sirwi g" ji
Special attention Riven to boarding hbruca. ! ent time. . Besides the JL4
- - - ' ' ' . ' 1 . . . I WcoVlir n-arv ntlr l-o" .. i
Jhly 7tf
R. C. OERELL, ;
Livery sad Sale .Stables,4
Cor. Third and Princess sts
For the Sound.
W
AGONKTTE WILL LEAVE SOUTH
fb5U
Shingles l Shingles !
piFTY THOUSAND FOUR AND FiyE
inch Cvpress Shinprlea. Must be sold at onceC
Those in need would do well to call and ret a
bargain.' , . . .
- - " CIIA8. F. RilOWNK - -
CinimLslon Merchant, No. 11' N Water st '
ERL AND'S STABLES f or the ound dally at
2.30 P. M. and 6 o'clock, P; . Returning
will leave Sound atT P. M. . and 7 A. ill- "
Round trip SJ cents.
T. J . SOUTnERI-AND, T,
Livery and Sale Htablea, c
iune 5S tNoa 108 Alio North .Second St
ExcelGior Lirne.
QUR MANUFACTURES HAVE .TAKEN
a high standard We have on hand :' ' j
EUILDI N gTUME, . . .
AGRICULTURAL LlilE,
n. c. phosphate,
phosphatic li He, '
. coproute manure.
' -h .. "-
These are the best and cheapest on the paar
ket. . - J'- s- , :
.bend for circular,
' -:: FBENcn eizos.,-
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