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. ARTER & STEWART.
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CAIRO, ILLS.
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FAMILY
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ocricn, Woodouwnre, Vcgotablcn,
Fruits, Sic., &c.
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Pure Maple Syrup.
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PAINT AM OILS.
B. F. PARKER,
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and Washington Avenue,
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. mlhiiivl depot
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.CA. train nJ atcainboiiM.
'Die Ixvt of accoiniuoil.itloii for transient
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piin Subscriber offi'rs for sale the Slcutit
a. towiiifr nierii-.Mieei imhh, ud jiiuihuiii.
withcngincn, timrhlncry, tackles, npiiaivland
furnltuii! in ehe now lltn at Cairn, Ilia.
llf i-lenulli Ih Ul feet, lur brendlllSI ftl, her
It ptli 6 leet and luraturejt '.TO tons, Shu has 3
bolleri ill IVct long and 3n Inches diameter, '.' hlxh
preHgiiiecuittnetwItlir.yllnderi 1 7 J 5 tiiclif Til
lUmeler and Ofiet Koke -J feed pumn V,i ln
:Ikb lu diameter and 17 Inrtien htroke aud alt
model i InijiroiemeiiU.and u lu every ruipet-t
itiiniich, lui worthy, and In good condltlou fur,
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llelUlitrul Wrullier.-A Trip Ari-oaa
nt- liny. -.Tiiiitnnireni nconerj , 1.1c.
i;tc.
CoireHmdeiicc of Ijifayett'e (lud ) t'ourltr )
East Oam.ash, C'ul., Jan. ii. IS'.'i.
IIkau I.inolk: Tlii! proverbial IiIcm,
In which 1 liarllclpntisl,. unst of thu
llofkv liifittntntnu. In rpf-nnl tti tln
"mlnliifj M-nMin" III California If, that
incre h a coniinuoti rnut lor inatiy con
ncutlvf wtfk. ThU U not founded on
filet, ThU vntm hn ironl one of pe-cnllni-
itryni'5.
Tin; funniTii now niv liopol'illlv looking
itnil wihlii" for tlio ruin mi Iiiiil ex-
IK'ctril. It ha Inn' Ih-cii i-oiulii, ac-
toniinj' to tin- .-in, so jiropiuticaiiy not
riMllzeil.
lu OctoN-r then1 wn nil tiniipital
uniount or iiquai-otiH tall 'J.C3 Inches
fell. However inucli the M'nons help,
lieretol'ore. may hni! Ixi'ii of pri'tty ccr
Iniii tinilbiiiilly, m that Cullfonil.-ins
roulil apeak with rni.HUi'iK-u ol them,
tlili prcfi'iit whiter Inn proven a fraud
upon tlirlr witliiTwl.-u progno-tlc.
(.'Iiri'tinas: ami .sew Years k notfl
lien; for ilreiithluii' talu-i. proved u en
ou ofhright iiikI iincloudeil kii'ri.
Tlie Mentliet- l now elear. the situ
Millies In splendor, and out of-door life U
truly dellghlful. The Mowers hold up
their "inllliij' faees In the aniens; tlio
rose.", the lilies, ami (,'cr.iiiIuuiH are arouiul
ti". Yet we have been l-itel hy innnv
Iroetsanil thec.iula-lilles benil their xtalks
beneath the frigid nlj;ht. yet hold lliein-telves-eivet
when the ml-ts of morning
have passed away ami the solar rashae
touelietltliem with their genial warmth.
T'liliigs here are illU'erent, In. many re
spect, from the Mirruumlinj,'. at home.
Cnlitr the niagtillieent Ilav ofJjan
FruicI-w would be an event In the life of
any one. We are perhaps nine mile from
.San Francl-eo. Oakland U the tcrinlnin
of the overland train. Ltrge steam fer-rv-boattofa
thoii-aml ton burden carry
the iiaenger across tlie bav If the
preat city U their point of destination.
I he fact Is not realised by travelers, gen
erally, until the crn'tltiL' of the continent
Iseonsutntnated. Ea-t Oakland, Oakland
and Wet Oakland aa- now under one
corporation. ItU ificated on the south
west by the estuary of San Antonio. Hut
a few years all this beautllnl country wan
embraced in the well-known nmclie of
J.ewU I'iralto, eontlnulti'r llflecn leagues.
Until the Central I'ntlile railroad was com
pleted and thesteam ferry wa.s established,
Oakland was but seldom vl'ited by the
denizens of San Francisco.
To cro's the bay to this point was then
to fall for a dollar; now under the eon
trolling f.tcllitied of the Central Paclllc
railroad thousands ero-s dallv for
the small 'Upend of llfteeti cents each
passenger.
The name of Oakland Is derived from
the Ptmltn mnplm t...tnrr a rnmLt ..f ....nr.
green oaks. Thoit-anif of these fine
trees still exist, many of them being re
tained as ornamental, utnldtt the
shrubbery In the yards of the many line
residences mat asiontsn 1110 stranger wno
vi-lts this eharinlng locality.
uiiagiiiuyoiir.-eii iiere.aiiu we win cross
the bay together. The Run Is up
ai 11 iow angle, tne 'Ky wear, ami but a
little hn.e retlnir on the stirroundliiL'
scene. Our time-table (everybody car
ries a umc-utuic.i auuionuiies us mat wo
must bent the Clinton station at seven
forty. The local steam train leaves every
hour from the first station at Ilrooklvn,
Clinton station is the second one, and at
the head of the Sixth avenue, 011 which I
my procut residence. Let us hurrv.
you cannot of course equal my speed" of
locomotion: you are out ot ureatn; nut we
will pause, we have a few minutes to
spare. .Many genteel jiersous are await
ing the coining of the train. They lntve
come mostly from Tnbbs' line hotel,
whtVli we hae passeil. We are standing
Just above thu water-line of the estimrvof
.San Antonio. Iteibre us the broad slieet
of water extends out to 11 tongue of land
upon which Is a belt of evergreen oaks;
church spires, and public btiildlugs loom
up, giving the linnres-Iou Hint these must
be the abodes ol wealth and advanced
civilization. That in the Alameda. You
see the steam of the Iron horse Is throw
ing olflts rolling clouds, which the sun
tones up lu purplish gray thatjis the Ala
meda train, which also makes a run to the
bay with the passengers to and from San
Francisco. In the distance, beyond Ala
meda, we see thu sweeping lines of the
mountains, whoso base is continuous with
the hills upon which San FmucUco Is
built. The bell Is now heard our train
is approaching sonic laggards are now
seen running to get to thu approaching
train. The train of tight ears arrives;
the summoning bell contluucsto ring one
minute; there are eight stations; when thu
local train stops, the passengers are in
groups, and they were gathered In at
these several points,
On our route we have passed ninny
pleasant residences adorned with (lowers,
shrubbery and oak trees, llroadway,
Oakland, which we cross, U lull of busi
ness life. Handsome turnouts, some of
tlie coachmen lu blue mid brown livery.
The traveler who needs the services of
these lluu accommodations for any local
or district point, can command a coach
hy smiling sulllclent coin. I.heiy is
high in California. "He who dances
pays the fiddler." "Point Station" Is
near the bay. We now advance out Into
the bay some two tulles and a quarter upon
piles, running out to a depth of twenty
six feet nt low tide, uml thirty-three aud
one-half at high title. There arc twelvo
railroad tracks upon tho last ono thou
sand feet, 11 wldo carriage way, a spacious
passenger depot and railroad olllces. out
side storagu lor 40,000 tons of grain or
other merchandise, large dooks ample for
five pf tho largest clipperH alloat. This is
a wonderful structure, and then to real
ize that von are on the bay. Tho piles
ucdnre said to bo 05 feet long, ami trotn
12 to 51 inches lu diameter, nnd of tho
very best pine. The piles are driven
down Into the bottom to a depth of 18
feet, and 10 feet apart. They nro braced
with Immense cross piles and Iron an
chors. There Is no jar felt when the
trains aro passing over this expcnslvu
and Important structure.
Tho boat with its hundreds of passen
gers Is Hearing. Ihe famous Goat Island
which tho Central Pacific- railroad has
been so anxious to posses. Hctwcen it
and the count thu ran ire of mountains
which wo havo left behind, extends lu a
lomr continuous line.lca vini: a wide chan
nel, with mountain distances, blending
with Its water: steamers from Sacramcn
, to, now pulling along, and etnnll ,
, craft dot the bay. Now wu look to tho
1 south coast, the sun Is getting higher.
Tho bay seems boundless lu that direc
tion, but we dUcorer the Hunter's Point
' and Point Avlsndcro more westerly
"Wn3i.tn.(jt5Ja. Avoiu.
slightly Indicated lu the dim distance, but
projecting i'rom the line ol mountains on
the San ! ranclsco side of the bay. We are
now passing the, point of (ionl
Island. The ccne Is lnorealng. von
IHTcelve, In grandeur. Fort A Litre,
eomcs to vew with Its heavv and frown
ing ordnance. The Angel Island coin
bine In plettuv-que effect, and lliehlgher
mountains extend In raised curvature to
wards the"heads,"atthe"tnlilen (into."
The highest point that ciitchc the eye is
the fatuous .Mount Tcnintomas. Thete
appears a mere pathway from this high
summit to the base, but It Is the lint; that
marks a land-slide of recent date, ali to
be, a tpinrtcr of a mile in w Idtli. Sow we
an; npiiroaehlng the great citv of the I'a
clflc.Nopc. Till", yet veiled hi the s0lt
blue of the atmopliere; the lines of tlio
hills somewhat ragged, but the shipping
that stands in the oiling, with the Hags
of various nationalities lloalluir from the
spanker-craft to the breeze, aieseen under
sail. Some are departing, guided with
busy, pulling steam-tug. The famou
ship, "The Three Hrothers," Is p.t,hig
out of the bay; she Is a mighty t rail, two
tugs carrying her through tho liolden
dates. She Is bound for l.lvu pool. She
has four tliou-and tons of wheat freight.
Godspeed her safelv to her destination.
Hiuidred witness her departure. The
wharves are alive with shipping. The
bay hah many ships floating upon its wa
ters waiting for the transport of the eete
als of the country. The scene Impresses
the mind with the va-t commercial Inter-t-U
that center here, and that San l'rau-cl-co
Is a great commercial mart vet in
Its infancy. Callfornlans mavwelfbo ex
cused for their sanguine ex
pressions In regard to thu
grand future of the State.
While crossing the Ilav the observer is
Interested lu s,-cing shoals of s(.;il; occa
sionally, too. tin; sea-lion ral-es ill head
In grim wonder. Thou-ands or ducks
lloat upon tlie water, and Hie sea gull,
too, are Innumerable. They approach
the steamer a she ploughs along, with
perfect Impunity. They hover around
the docks and perch upon the shed roof-.
Ihe gulls are protected by law. aud Im
mediate arrest would follow hint who
would dare Mioot this scavenger bird.
The boat now approaches the wharf at
San Francisco. T he hundreds or passen
gers begin to move; they crowd upon tlio
bow, so that every one might be first to
land. A rone, however, l placed acro
to keep the Impatient crowd back. The
boat Is moored, the rope I slackened,
and the crowd rush pell mell for shore.
Street cars await you. Carriages wanted,
sir? You can tnkeellhcr.or pedestrianate
amid the city bustle.
Yours, (jKOitin: WiNii:n.
1 -
Schenck'a Pulmonic Syrup, Soa "Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake Fills.
Theso dc.-ervudly celebrated and popu
lar mcdWncs have cHected a rcAolirMon in
the healing art, and proved the fallacy ol
several maxims which Ime for many year
obstructed tho prorert of medical scion ;e.
lhclabesuppusltii.il Hut Con-iimpllon Is
Incurable deterred ptiy-lclam item attempt.
Ing to llnd remedlea tor tli.it duea e, and
1'iuicui uniicicu wiin it recoiuiieii them
selves to death without making an ctlort to
c:apo from a doom which they supposed
to tiu unavoidable. It Is now proud, how
tcr, tint Consumption can be cured, and
..ai u uai neeii curej in a eiv great niitn
ber orcaes (some orthem miii.uonilv I.-m
perate ones) by Schenck's Pulmonic syrup
alone; and in other cirs by the nne med
icine In connection with .Schenck'a en
Weed Tonlci and .Mandrake PUto, one or
noui, according to the requirements ot the
Dr. Schcnck himself, who enjovtd unin
terrupted good health ror mom tiian f-rty
year-, was supposed, at one time to be ut
the very L'a'eordeatli.bl-iiliVficlain h-ulm.
pronounced his cjso hopclesH, and iiban-
uoiie.i null in tn late, tie was curnl bv
tho aloresald meJIclne. acd sinc.i his i rem'.
ery, many thou-umls similarly affected have
uscci nr. scncncK'.s preparations v. ith the
samo remarkable suceutn.
Kail directions iiccomnanv each, msklnc
It not absolutely neces-.iry loperrooally eo
Dr. h'clieuck unleai patient wl-li their
luilirs examined, and fur i!jU luinuu. I I-
professionally at his principal oillce, corner
M.Mh and Arch streets, Philadelphia, every
Monday, where all letters lor ami -e mut
oo aiiuresseii, hclicnck' medicines are
soni uy tn iiruggiats. 12-W-ltn
l. I. I'. I'.
Nouscol any longer tiklng thelarie,
pills, conipotcd of enido and bulky ingrc-
fllnlltn. illwl mi mi I,, nil,,.. . I ,
board boxes, when wo can, by a careful
i-i-i.v-.i.pi, in tuenucai ariuiicc, exuaci un
the Pithatrlc and other nicd'clnal prop.
(irtles Irani Dm mno v-.iliwl,!,.
root and herb. and concen
trate them into 11 minute Granule, soaicely
larger than a mustard seat, that can be
re.dlly k wallowed bv tlioso of the ramt
schtltlvc stomachs and faitldlou tulrs.
F.ach of Dr. Pie ce'j Pleasiut Purgative
Pellets represents, In the most concentrated
fnrm a,iia..l. niii.il.n t. 1. n . I
u. ..,.,. u.iiv 11 i-a.ii.ii lie m, rr p 1 uoiiiuu-
led In any of tlio lirge pills found lor sale In
...u mu; a Hies, 1 11,111 muir womiuriiu
cathartic power, In proportion to their size,
ni.nl.ln ll'l.n linl-n .. . . . I ......... ...
,.v,.,., .t,iuu.ii- uit iucu iuuiu uii'nibiu
suppose tint they aro hiirsh or drastlo
it vul-1'4 uus Bueu 1 uui ai en uiu i'j-i, iiiu
dlfTerent netlvo medicinal principles or
which they are composed being o harmon
ized, 0110 by the other, a to produce 11
mo-t searching and thctough, vol gently
MM.. AlH.llj U'V U.lll, VUl 11.11 I IL. IIJU & UHLll
aro sold by dealers In medicines. Mo
in: ai, rsriri: xur.sr.
C. WINSTON & CO.,.
Real Estate Agents
AM. i
AUCTIONEERS,
r .
(Second l'loor.)
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
BL'Y and mil real elute, pay Uixes, fwillnlr
ab.U'ucUl of title. . 'V;
tCrM-mid CoiniiiUloneiii,
JOHN a. HAEMAN & CO.
Real Estate
ash
"KCOXJSE3 '.O-'ED'tTTS
COLLECTORS,
CONYEYANOKllBl; HOTABIES PUBLIC
im
Ijind As-onts of the Illinois Central and
Uuriluflion aim uuiucy
uoiuiiuu,
Noi-tU Oor. Sixth aud Ohio Lovoo,
OAIBO. ILLINOIS.
imiV-.ji 11 1 nmmwvjniim.u.i.im
i
tC.,SfLk.w1iUMe.Un.iLUU4TTTn,..u.l
CUU CUW.Uk-.l TM-Sjn..l
NO. 25.
'o.n.ni.ssio. mkkciia.n r.s.
C. CLOSE,
Cinsral
Commission Merchant
AMI liKALIH It
LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER,
HAIR, &c,
Umlor City Nntionnl Bunk.
XWII.I, nil In ear-I.Kid lota at manufacturers'
price, niMlnir rielght
COFFEY,
HARRISON & CO.,
(ncccora to I), lfurd A Co.1
FORWARDING
AND
Commission Merchants
And Hooters in
FLOUR, GRAIN and HAY,
No. 03 Ohio Lovoo.
WOOD
RITTENHOUSE
AND BRO.
FLOUR AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants
No. 138,
OHIO LEVEE.
JOHN B. PHILLIS
AND SON,
(Snccejoni to John II l'hlllls)
FORWARDING
ANIi
Commission Merchants
And He.iler in
HAY, CORN, OATS, FLOUR,
MEAL, DRAN, etc.
Agents for LAFLIN tt RAND POWDER CO
Corner Tenth Stroot nnd Ohio
Lovoo.
I) Mntl.lis : (
MATHUSS & UHI,
FORWARDING
And (Jenend
Commission Merchants
I lend r In
FLOUR, GRAIN, HAY AND
PRODUCE,
O-a. Olxio Hiofco.
i:. !. Ayrr. i n. ,yre.
AYRES Sc CO.,
i-'Ijoxtxx :rn
And general
Commission Merchants
No. 78
OHIO LEVEE.
viioi.i:nai.i: jito i:its.
STRATT0N & BIRD,
Wholesale Grocers
-And
Commission Merchants
AGENTS AMEIUOAN TOWDER CO.
57 Oliio Lovoo.
11 A ThoiiU. t.. D.TI1011K
THOMS & BROTHER,
(Succriaora to II M. llulen,)
Commission Merchants
And deulcra in
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES,
Porolsn and Domeatlo Fruits and Nuts
181 COMMERCIAL AVENUE,
G. D. WILLIAMSON,
Wholesale Grocer
Dealer lu
BOAT STORES,
Commission Merchant,
No. IS OHIO LEVEE.
SPECIAL fttttntlou tlYcn toconilfpimtnt. mid
Dllles order,
yyiLLIABI R. SMITH, M. D.
lH:IIi:XC'i:: Vo JI Tlilrteentli street, l.
'ween WitlilngtiiiiacnurRiid Wntnut tbret
OKNCK: North side of I!lhtli SlYeel be
tween Commercial and Washington avenue
Q W. DUNNING, M. D.
Itll.sillKXCE Comer Xlntli and Walnut
itret-ts.
OKKICBi Corner Sixth ir t and Ohio Iiee.
OFr'ICK HOCItM. KroiiiOa in, to 12m , and
.Voni i to S p m
Qn. W. BLAUW,
Gorman Physician.
OFl'ICKi Itmlrr' lltock, (up-slalr), torncr
t:lKhlh tn't and Waihlngtou aienue.
liAWYKUS.
J AMUEL P. WHEELER,
Attorney at Law.
OKl'If K (ihlo over room formerly
ceiiple.1 by Flrt National ISank,
fIltO. ILLINOIS.
ULKEY St SON,
Attorneys at Law.
omt i; r.lichlh str, I, between Commer
cial nnd W ulihiKluit arei.'Jei,
lohnlt Mill key ( ,.,,,,
William t;. llnfKey. CAIRO, ILLINOIS
Q.REEN ifc OILDKRT,
Attorncym anrt CoiiiiselnrH
at Laiv.
OfHi i: Obi., iwiina ; and i oier
i Ity National liunk,
V HIIi. in H (Jr.en, )
wtV1-' ,h,1.,i.;rt . CAIRO. ILLINOIS.
Jlllc Sred'l. lilllielt J
O.ixsilal altcnllon alien to Admiralty and
iliuiulMMt liiiainm.
IIT.S.
FITS CURED FREE
XY 'r-oii Milftrlng from thenboic liinsi
I niin-t(-l toaildie- llr I'iIit ai.Ju Irlnl
bolile of hi incdl.'lm- will o.- Inrwnnlul I lti:i:
llr I'nre la a icgiihrliy.lciHn, and ha.s made
(In- tniitment of
PITS OR EPILEPSY
a study for Jisir. and he will nanniit nciiie by
Ihe n-e ol" hi remedy
in iimi un 10 nii to nun T"rn tr ul bnt'li it
."-. imthlnr, mnl Ik
CURE YOU,
V.t Ill .11. r I. (V I, .I... .fnn.lii... .....I. ,...
! or li.n ininj oilier niiiciu in .v h.nc
inn,. ,
l itviitai- and le tuniuiaN .int uitii
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE.
Addrv s
DR. CHAS. T. PRICE
...... . Sew Vol If
ft-r,.ytHAwly
'i:sii:i,i,.t5,i:ois.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS
Normal University.
NOTICE.
Tin ie m ill be an owioiiiiii.u f..r simli ui-l.i
enter Ihe t nUcr-ilv, liiilinilliitfl nfti r the l I
ld.iy., on
Jloudn.v. .Iiiimui-y llli, IS7.
'Inlliiiii i I i:r: lo nil uho nie.eiil hy(.,-iinv
"tilsii-ileiiilent, iii rvi-or. .Imli-. or bv ii
i:i H.-.eiit.ilne I)i-lih i to .m l,, , ,,t..,i
livor I wo J lullur-. i- rl.iirpiil ir leiin, iieeonl
1 117 lo the Slntlllrt
Toiither inltlfii in ll,eXoii,ml In i nrlinent 1 1
t kt Icriut in tl.o I'n jtarulorv lieiiaiiineiit
S'l and in die I'liinm or -Model IK nart
nieiil w '
Th- f n-.ti iK lluu Is Tlioriiiif-;.,
and enibmee Wrltlnft, Ilmwliiir, Mnirini:. Cal-t-tl.t
nies nn.t l...eiii,ni, iH lulilltlnn loall u.
( oinm.in and IliKh .-dioot Mudli-.. and IjiIi i
.mi line)., 1 1 lull, i- MailHiiiatie-, ( I en;nti ami
I'lllldwllill)
lioo.1 Ihi.ii.1 c-iii ! li::.I nt ie.niinu' Mice
SU .VI In 'Cim ii-r itL
Ihi-Npiii. letnnvill (.H n Mnnd , , Jlaivli
15111, lf:. .lAMINItullAi:'!-,. .l li
It-l-U ittw sivrelary
CENTAUR LINIMENT
Tlie (rn-nt dbeoier, i.f the
liKe 'there I no piiui hleh
!'. i vntiun- Liniment will not
lellcvt', no Hiullmir wli.' h it
Mill not kiiUlne, and no huiie-lie-
nh led it ill not cure
lhls Is stronit laniniiiKr. but It
irh.Tfr '"' ,,lu' " Is h" hiunbiuri Un
KWIY? leeipe is it Itt-l around ejeh
" i r i 1111 ,;,r i ouainin etrillieili' ol
..nin ii ii i , hi i-i in 1IU-1IIII.4IIMII, iifniniiifiii, loeK
Jaw, sprain-, awi-lhUK, m'.iIiU, cakisl liraft,
pol-onoin biles, rruzeu ft et, pint t.nll iluuni, i-ie-iiehe,
c , ami IUiis-lanr Hie llnlnient will N-
-m snui io iiiij one ii is ine inoj i inoe-nil
llnilliU ami i:ilu-iellevinjr airent the ivorlil hn
eler pnuhu iil Um-IIsii no article liefure did
ill. and It sell bcrnti-eit doe Jul uhal It .ie-
i.-iim. iu un i .or uuuir oi un-i eiiiaiir i.ini
meiit for animals (le'.luw miiier) U north n
hundred dollar lirsKivlinl, tliniii.nl or trailed
horns uml tuulei, and for cteu-woim i-t-i
No liiinlly or "locW-OHnercau nlTord to l,e i.illi
out Centaur Liniment I'llro, ri eeim, larte
bollles! J It !!(), ,t U) ,
M lliuadwilT, .Nework
C'lAf-TOJtlA h nioiii than a nibMilnto for
1 alor oil It 1 ilin mil v stile aitieh. hi vi.
Ist.-iii-i' vthlch Is xiii-e to reulate Ihe bowels,
urn n iiiiicoiii- ami iirmiuee laiurui siitp ills
ile.isaut to lake i'li.Mii i neiil not cry and
ii'ithcrs liny sleci 0-7-wly
OVU
Illustrated Catalogues
roit 18Jj or
EVERYTHING
tor the
GARDEN!
( Seeds! Plants!
iVmplemonts, Fertilizer etc
ambcrlne 175page and conlalnlDB fl ve
keaullW fotoril;rfaf,mallcd on recelpti
of 60ceuta.
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ON-
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