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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-06-16

All the influence we can bring to bear
individually and editoralIy, will be exer-
ted for the advancement of the several inter
ests Of Kenosha Gounty-Agricultural,ma manu-
featuring and commercial. TO do this effectu-
ally we need all the assistance and sympathy
we deserv e, from those whose interests are
identified with our own as n4nb9rs of til
same community. We enter upon our new
volume with full faith that we shall have
both, andthat we shall be able to do our share
in the body polite for the advancement
of the general interests. "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
LIoUID mANuRn FOR GARDENS.

We offer the testimony Of an English farmer
and market gardener WHO has been employing a
system Of liquid maturing for several years, on
both farm aud garden. After stating that the
quantity Of milk was increased fouriold in the
dry Summer and Autumn, he says: =" had five
acres Of market garden, chiefly in onions and
carrots, which, with the irrigation, became the
most profitable part Of my farm. l tried it with
rhubarb with astonishing results, as also upon
celery and asparagus, with very great improve
ment in the quality as well as the quantity l
am satisfied myself that the principle THAT is the
system Of Hqnid manlIing) il very important for
market garden cultivation, inasmuch As there APP
pears to be large development OF saccharine
matter, and less OF woody fibre produced than
in plants grown under the ordinary system
Those who would Ike 10 try this system in
their garden should sink a hOgshead into the
earth in a convenient corner Of their garden, and
Equify guauo, hon manure, COW dung, urine. &c,
&c, with six to ten or more times tteir bulk
or weight Of house slOps, suds OF soft water,
and after thorough stirring, TO secure a solution
of all the iertilzed elements, allowing the solid
or sedimentafy portion to settle to the bottom,
apply the liquid by watering can, hydropult,
or other apparatus, to the crops after or about
shutdown.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
aqritulfurul anu 0umsstit.
xEEPsvc APPLES THE YEAR
AROUND.

7, has oftea been asserted by those well vers-
"a IN horticulture that il was almost impossible
10 keep late apples in good order from the tine
of ripeuing until tie next crop Il picked In
fact il has been understood that it could not be
donc-nOtwiihstandng this, our belief IS tna' Il
can be done with proper care We have Oeen
shown within few days august Isl quite
large collection OF varieties which have been
well kept since The fall Of 1852. They we're as
follows:
Roxbury Russell 49, vary fair and dry, and
would probably keep SIX months longer
Northern Spy-firm ard in good order.
Penuock-iali aeshsd, good color, and IN first
rate order.
but sound.
Green Sweeting or Egg Top-perieetly hrm
and waxliko, in splendid condition, and looks az
if picked only few days
We are informed that these apples we're
grown and kept by l.. W. Adams, E-q, one OF
the most wealthy, practical and successful far
mers in Franklin. Oakland county, in this State
The friend who gave ps the above specimens al
40 Informed as Of Mr.. Adams method OF keep
ing his apples 30 long IN good conditoo. he
has a fine cellar with a concrete tOOr under ms
house. bins all built ia this, commencing inches
from the bottom and continued 10 the hfst HDor
abOyp-tIege bins are 10 meme. utcp ANU ap'ut
Z feet long. holding from 2 10 bols each the
apples are carefully picked by hand from the
trees and DIT into baskets lined or quilted, and
taken by hand from the baskets and deposited
In the bins With "a much care "a eggs would be,
70 prevent abrasion Or bruising which would
cause them 10 rot-the windows are left open 10
the fall until freezing weather, when they are
closed. and never opened IN warm weather, as
such a course would hasten decay Ia the cold
eat DAYS in winter FIRE is made in box stove
10 keep up an even temperature in the cellar,
which is ventilated through the entire height OF
the brick walls % the attic, and finally passing
off through tie roof By this treatment Mr..
A. has successfully Kept the apples in the good
condition "a presented to us, and we think At
one Of the hest plans yet discovered for keeping
apples the year around, and worthy OF trial by
our farmers. We are informed that Mr.. A. has
one Of the most beautiful and substantial resi-
dences In the western country, and finest farms
in Oakland county, having no less than 70 vari-
cites Of appls=, and also cherries, pears, plums
peaches aud ounces in proiuson. His live
stock il Of the best, having 10 less than 900
fine wooded sheep, and other stock in profuson.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
wHy noes EAT ASHES. Sc

Mr.. Mechi Of Tip-Trec Hail. England, has
discovered that pigs. when shut up to fatten,
are very fond of cnders, and improve il condi-
ton by eating certain portion OF them every
day. Some persons are unable to account for
this singular propensity in swine Poultry are
very fond of egg shells, lime, sand, &c, and it is
well known these substances are necessary in
order to form the shells Of eggs, end furnish ma.
terals for the bones Of fowls.
Now it Is reasonable TO suppose that swine
eat ashes and cinders for the purpose OF supply
ing the material for their bones, and this singu.
lar instinct 30 los in the scale OF intelligence is
truly wonderful, 'or ashes contain the ingredi-
ents which are necessary % fern bones, viz
carbonate and sulphate Of lime, and magnesis,
clay, SILICA, geia'iuized and made soluble by the
FIRE.
When hogs are AZ urge thoy take in clay and
SILICA with their food, and cat bones and roots
which contain the necessary Ingredients but
when they are put up they endcavOr to supply
the material necessary Tor keeping up their
frames, by deyourirg ashes and cinders Let
them have plenty Of them.-Ne,r England Far
WeT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
TO PREVENT TIE FLAVOR OF TUR-
eii'> ~ fsiI4E<.

A farmer in Ulster county, New YO;k, writes
that he has fed turrips 20 cows for over thirty
years, and has never been troubled by any un-
pleasant taste in the milk. lie cuts the turnips
by means Of a root cutter and spreads the pieces
in LAYER two or three inches thick, upon the
floor of the barn or other convenient place,
where they remain for twenty four hours be
fore they are fed out. lie considers that by
this exposure the havoring principle is dissipa-
ted, and the turuips may be fed without risk OF
imparting much taste TO the milk. This is Ger
tainly a very simple plan and is much to be pre-
ferred to the use Of s1ltpetre, and other drugs
of doubtful efficacy, which have been recon
mended as a preventive. A gentleman who has
had much experience states that he never found
any bad taste in the milk, if the turnips were
fed after the morning milking, but that it was
always bad favored il they were fed at night.
Still another authority states that turnip taste can
be effectually removed by con mon saltpetre. An
ounce OF it should be put into a pint bottle, and
the same filed with boiling water. AteaspOOn-
full VI the -ViutiVn j. enough for ordinary
sized milkpail The better way to cure the
evil however, is not to feed so many turnps
n
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
Syphilis and Mercurial Disease.

IRON b. Hiram Slaaf, ~ ~. LOUIS Missouri.
- | lind vour SAUe krAHILIA a more cntctual
remedy Tor the secondary symptoms OF SUphhs
and Tor syph.iic disease than amy other We possess
The profession indebted 10 Ou for some OF the
b,st medicines We haNe.n
Iron, a. j. Frs4ri, ~ - , on eminent physician Of
IarrCGcs Mss, irt3 IS a. pron.ise4f member ~
he Legislature ~ Massachusetts.
.. DIR AYER. Ny dear Sir l have found your
~AUSAPARILIA am excellent remedy for syphilis,
both OF the primary and secondary type and eiec
iaal I'D some eases that were too obstinate 10 yield
10 other remedies. 90 not know what we can ON
plov with more certainty Of success, where power
iul Alternative srequircd.'
M Ctas $. Ian Iie,c, Of Nclr Brmsrick, \. J.,
had dreadful ulcers his legs caused by the abuse
of mercury. or m,rrur.al disease, which grew more
ana more aggravated for years, IN spite of every
remedy or treatment that could he applied, until the
pcrsoxcring use OF AYERS ~AEsArAl.lLLA relieved
hun. IcV eases can be found moro inveicraie and
distressing than this, AMI d took several dozen
bottles 70 cure him
Loucorrhoea, Whites, Female Weakness.
are generally produced by internal >rrofal0us a.
csrfa. ana are very often cnr,d hy the Alternative
effect OF tins SNr~ArAEiiiA. some cases require,
however, IN and OF the SAE-ArAnILLA, the skilim
application OF local remedies
From The srcIfn7ra and irifiycee5sdfci Dr.
J1lob MOrrih ~ Ciiciaaafl.
" have found your ~hl~ArAlIiLA an excellent
Alternative On diseases 81 females Many cases OF
lrregui1rify. Icur0rIhrl Internal Iteration, and
local debility arising rom the scroiulous diathcsisi
have yielded a. IT, and there are few that do not
when its eject is properly aided by local treatment
4 lafy. arraHg 20 olioc ne publication Of her
name. Irriftsf
NV daughter aud myself have been cured Of "a
very dchiitating Leac0uhua OF long standing by
Two bottles Of your ~AEs ArARlLLA-'
rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia. Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused iv Scr.rtl1 in the system are rapidly
cured iy this LAI. SAEsArAHILLA-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
Stomach, Liver & Bowels

Nothing that Is not wholesome, genial and restorative
m rs nature enters into the composition Of HOSTEL
ItR'S STOMACH BITIERS This popular preparation
contains no mineral Of any kind deadly bOtanica
element; fiery exciant but is a combination Of the
extracts Of basamic herbs and plants with ths
priest and nniidrat Of all diYlsve stinulants.
II s well 70 be orcarmed against disease and so far
- the human system can be Protected by human mean:
against maafes eugendered by an unwholesome atmos
phere impure water and other external causes. HOS
IEfIEbo BlTTEbS may he relied on as a safeguard
In districts infested with FcreT and 4ge Il has beer
found niaiblc az preventive and irresistible as
remedy and thousands who resort to It under apprehen
sion Of an at1ck, escape the scOurge and thousands
Who neglect 70 avail themselves Of its protective quail
ties 10 advance cured by very brief OF this
marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients after
being Piled with Quinne for month vain until fairly
saturated with that dangerous akaoid are not unfre
quently restored % health within few days by the
uza ~
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
Loeness Of Spirits aud FITS Of Lanquor,
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS

Produce effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they can % fully appreciated IN cases Of Con
siitutional Weakness, Premature Decay and Debility
and Decreptude arising from Old Age IL exercises the
electric influence In the vaeScent stages Of all dis
il operates As delightful nvigurant When the
powers OF nature relaxed Il operates to REINFORCE
aud rc- establish them.
List but not least. it 3 Tie Oaly Srfs Stnulazt
being manufactured from sound and innocuous rateri
ais AMI entirely free from the acid clements present
more OF less all the ordinary ioncs and stoInachics
Of the tlv.
No family medicine has been SO universally and IL
may be truly a1ded deserycdy popular with the intel
lSent portion Of the community HOSTErTERS BIZ
TIERS
Prepared BY H0STETTER SNTTH, Pittsburgh Ps
sold BY al Druggsts Grocers snd Storekeepers eve
ryvhere. GIsrI
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06

BEIEE NoTEs.-'ir. J. ". Clarke. Of Green
Lake, Wisconsin, 10 a communication to the Al
bany Caiirator, urges the growing Of fodder
corn (corn sosn broaicas. or in drills tor fodder
to feed working oxen 10 ploEing, and doing up
the fall work. Tie save they require less time for
their noon feed. ana DO better thus fed than
when fed on bay and grain
W. ". Chenerv, Of Belmont Massachusetts,.
furnishes % the Country Gentleman an account
OF two heiiers iou- years 3D. which cave respec-
lively $3.50 and 81 - ibs Of milk per day for
Sax days. The latter gave l,704 IL lbs. in a
month.
The editor Of tie Nun Farrsey gives It as
his opinion that corn cobs ground. Of couree 7
are useful when ied 20 nninsls tina, chow tbs
eud, while tor those Who DO no, chew tho end
he does mot value them very highly"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.

The weak stomach is rapidly nvigOrated and the ap-
petite restored By this agreeable Tonic and hence il
works wonders cases OF dyspepsia and in less confirm
Cd forms Of Indigestion Acting a gentle and pain
less appcricnt well upon the liver IL also invaris
bly, relieves the Constipation supernduced by irregular
action o. the digestive and secretive organs
Persons Of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks
Losrness Of Spirits and FITS Of Langwor,
Find prompt and permanent relief from the Btters
The testimony on this point most conclusive and from
both sexes
The agony Of Bilious Cole is Immediately assuaged By
a single dose OF the stimulent, and by occasionally
vented
4 l,ancrAl ionic.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other
purcaiivcs in the market, and their superior
virtues are 500 universally known, thatwe need
not DO more than % assure the public their
quality is maintained equal % the best II ever
has been. and that ilcy may he depended on
t.. 10 all illai ih.y haze ever done
Prepared ly 81. 4. AVER ~ D., CO,
Lowell. Mas, and sOil iy
b Ih4tHr A. son io-i A. Volts Nrwhr1 a nra aud
ali Druggists u Lansing ~. rAclpl & Co. Mason
and cd lrurr sts rr0r5 whore
wL.i,saie hy Ilir4li, sl..,s a Co.. l.trof.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
TT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD

IT COMBINES ALL THE GOOD
Qualities Of other first class Machines and possesses
many advantages over any and all Of them
Is the most simple aud Perfect in lis Mechanical Con
structloD, OF any Sewing Machine vet offered 20 the
public and the only capable Of making more than
one kind OF stitch.
The feed may be reversed any point desired with
out stopping the Machine
Changes for the various stitches may be msde while
the machine is ~ motion
It's stitches the wonder Of all.
The beauty Of its stitch IS unsurpassed.
No other covers so large a range Of work
Sews light and heavy fabrics with equal facility
The work Will feed either 10 the right or left.
Runs quietly sews rapidly
No difficulty experienced sewing across thick seams
Needle more readily adjusted than In any other ma
chine.
TallOTs cannot afford 10 DO without one
Every family should have Florence
It's motions are all positive
VIII last a lifetime
No springs TO get out Of order
Is thoroughly practical
The hemmer the most practical ia lse.
Turns vile and narrow hens and Will fell beautifully
Il braids neatly and handsomely Without the slightest
alteration.
The most inexperienced find no difficulty using it
OILS no dresses, all ITS machinery beng the top u
the table.
Evey machine warranted.
Il VIII substantate all VT claim for il
!. J. VIELE, Agsnt.
Lansing Michigan 43lyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
fELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU An
LNPROVED ROSE WASH
Cures Secret Diseases

Ia all their stages. AT little Expense
Little or 10 change 10 Diet No Inconvenience
AND No EXPOSURE.
Il causes frequent desire and gives strength % Ur
nate thereby Removing Distractions, Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Trethra aaviug Pain and Ia
pelug all Poisonous, Diseased and Worn out Matter.
Thousand upon Thousands who have been the Victims
Of Qlak and who have pad hedry fees 10 Be cured IN
short time found they deceived and that the
POISON has by the use Of 81 POWERFUL AsTRISGKSTs,
been dried ap the system, u break Olt IN agra
waited form, aud perhaps after marriage
U.s. HelmLold's Extract Buchu for all affections and
diseases OF the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing
ia MALE or FEMALE. from whatever cause originating
and no matter OF HOW LONG STANDING
Diseases Of these organs requires the aid OF Diuretie
HIMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU + TIE GREAT DlC
RETIC and Is 10 have the desired effect IN al
Diseases for which u IS Recommended
Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible charae
ter viii accompany the medicine
Prize 81 per bottle, or 6 bottles for So
Delivered 70 any Address securely packed from obser
walton
Describe Symptoms IN al Communications.
CURES GUARANTEED ADVICE GRATIS
Address letters for Information 70
H. HELMBOLD. Chemist,
l0i South feminist, bel Chestnut, Phila
HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot
HEIMBOID'S Drug aud Chemical Warehouse,
5gi broadway, Nes0 York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNPRINCIPLEI
DEALERS who endeavor 10 dispose Of their own anC
3. other articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
" Extract Buchu-
Sarsapariilz
" Improved Rose Wash
ALL DRUGGISTS EYER YWHERE.
ASK FOR HFI NPOLD'S TAKE NO OTHER
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
S.. Anthony's Fire. Rose, Salt Rheum,
Scnld Uncl. Sore EEcs.

Fl0m HfrrsH >iriltr. fsq, fie able c.iifor 81 he
Imlhfuno-t Democrat. PENNSYLVANIA.
.. our only child about three Years of age, wls
attacked hv uimpics on his forehead. They rapidly
spread until ihoy formed loathsomc and yirulcnt
sore. which covered ms face. and actually blinded
ns ewes for some DAYS shiiful ply -ician applied
nitrate of silver ANA other remedies, without ANY
apulrenf elect Tor fifteen dlys We guarded his
hands lc.t with them DE- should tear open the fes
tofia1 and corrupt wound which covered his whole
SAGE, Having tried every thing else We had any
huft from. sr hs-au giving your SAnSArA AiLLAs
ANA applying the iodilc ot potash lotion, a. you
direct The sore began % heal when We had given
the first bottle, aud well when we had finished
the second The child's cyclashcs. which had come
out grew AGAIN. and hc is now as healthy ana fair
e.. aiiy other The whole eishhorho0d predicted
s14 q i... ohm q nm. d IN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
Legal Advertise ments.
DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich

DhOD L tJhOEh.-Cl1LS
l. iga1, County o. Ingharn- s. At session q the
Probate Court thc county OF Ingham holden al the
Probate O1ce, = tle village O. Mason, Monday, the
50th Gay o. N1yssr 70 the year one iho-s2nd eight hun
dret and slxtv-rcrea. Present Wu H Pnckney Judge
o. Probate l. the matter q the estate o. A1se Al
deceased Or reading and 1lng the petition duly
yeri1ec, CO John 5 Woo and Betssy C. A-aus execG-
tors q The last vii and testament q said deceased
praying. among other things. for license . sell the
resl estate o. which SAD deceased died Sc Is1
InereCpol = IS ordered That Monday, the 18th day OF
January next. Il clock Il the forenoon Be gne
for the hearing o. SAL petition and that the heirs law
Of SAID deceased ard a. oher persons interested Il sad
estate are required & appear a. session Of said Court
then l. De holden a. the Probate Once, the village Of
Mason and show ause Z any there BE- Why tie praye.
Of the petitioners should not be granted Anl i : further
ordered that sal petitioners give notice % the persons
interested sad estate o. the peldency Of said petit
ton snd the hearing thereof by causing copy Of tbs
order 20 be published II the Lansing Republican news
paper printed ard circulating ii sa- county OF nghAm
successive weeks previous 70 said day O. hearing.
"A true copy VA II PlNChNET,
6w44J Judge OF Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06

sE Water for iatting swine Is abou. "a o.
ssasiAl a. food. Until a man learns A. ID -.
out water himself, he should not compel his
pigs to do without such an essential OF Ife and
health Some farmers feed swu literally fre-
quenty hot, but never think Of giving water
Let sueh Try %, and taey viii see how creedilv
tue animals viii drink tie pure. cold water after
sAt'siyns hunger upon semi-nquid food. In hot
weather although the food Of pigs is milk. they
VIII revel IN trough OF cold water. We be-
heve that iaitlng hog, furnished with plenty Of
water, and sailed h5esaliy, viii faiten upon %
per cent less corn than ore deprived Of those
Two esseni'alal condiments Of his dry food
VIII farmers try this experiment.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
DROBATE ORDER-State Of Mich.


Il gan, county o. lngnaD. sat a session u the
Probate Court Tor the county o. Ilgham holden the
Probate once il the village q Mason M1ntay, the
7th DAY December 10 tie year one thousand eight hun
tred aud SKY three Present. Wm 4 Plncknsy Judge
Of Probate II the matter OF the estate q Leonard
T. True. deceased. On reading and ding the petit
ton duly verified Of M.nos McRobert, administrator
upo2 SAID estate praying for license 70 sell the real
estate q which said deceased cled seized
Ihereupol is Ordered that Monday, The ls day u
February next ~ IL O'Clock II the forenoon be gued
Tor the hearing % said petition. and that the heirs
.aw o. said deceased and al other persons inter
Of said Court than % be holden az tie Probate Once
the village q Mason and show cause any there be,
Thy tie prayer q the petitioner should not be granted
And II further Ordered That said petitioner give no
tee the persons Interested SAID estate Of the pen
dency u said petition aud the hearing thereof By
ing copy o. this Order % De published the Lansing
Rep lblcan newspaper printed and circulating IN said
county Of Ingham successive weeks previous 10 said
day ~ hearing
a true copy VA. Il. PINCKNEG,
45lw6 Judge Of Probate.
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4 DMINISTRATORS SALE.-No-

"a tee is hereby given that in pursuance OF license
70 me granted By Wn Piuckney Judge OF Probate for
the county Of ughlI on the - DAY Of December 1858
shall sell public au.tQn the premises. Saturday
the 18th day Of February ls64 at O'Clock n. the
following piece parcel Of Land, subject all liens
against the same, the undivided "a ID Of all that
certain piece parcel OF land situate IL the county
Ingham and State o. Michigan known and described as
follows commencing al q stake standing in the section
line sx rods west o.. the south Of section
fifteen 10 town Two north Of range east. thence
running north parallel With the line Of said section
= rods ana AMI 1-l0 links thence west - = rods,
thence south 25 rods and and links 10 the south line
Of said section thence cast q = rods 70 the place Of be
ginning. obtaining acres Terms cash.
HlEL PHELPS.
453w6 Admir- estate OF Chauncey Jessup, deceased.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06

The prominent names in It's Direction. Well known as
among the first ot New York Merchants, place one
Of the leading Companies Tor stability aud lis rcplt4
tou for prompt settlements and fair dealing VIII enlarge
with lis future business the guarantees presented lo
the public are ample assets and st aut honorable treat
meut o. al dealers
Risks accepted Dwellings and their Furniture iu4
one three and five years also ron Buildings and MERIDIAN
dize Produce ID store lut n transit Hns targoes AMI
Freight monies A D. NlELt, Agent,
81 the Citv Book store. 4--l-.
Losses occurring under Policies issued AZ ths Agency
paid here J.. 80
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-06
LANSING CITY Iron WORKS
HOT AIR FURNACES.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING HOT

w AIR FURNACES, for Wood Fuel, Of better model
than heretofore offered in this State 10 which We
vte the attention Of Builders School District Boards
Church Irustees Our Furnaces got up upon scisn
the principles and the plates being all Sveeghths Of
inch thick We those Who may favor Is uith
an oreer nAt Ne can give them Furnace that El last
four times as long any that are sent 10 this state a.
Eastern make.
Fire box four eetloug in the clear tEeRtv
and twenty two inches high.
AneEpereneed hand sent to part OF the state 20
set up Furnaces.