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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1864-03-03

ne IOIU"IuS SHOWS That the same order
has been issued TO the authorities of tbe
State of New York:
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Attention Farmers 7!

FEN he unders igned having purchased the Old Plan
N ing Mill property, near the South Warehouse,
and having thoroughly refitted and stocked the same
with rUois, is now prepared to do a General
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"a The type-founders have issued a circu.
lar to all printers that they have raised the
price of printing material % per cent. Pa
per-makers have raised the price of paper
one hundred per cent. The reader will see
that publishers Of newspapers are not likely
to become millionaires in hurry under this
state Of affairs, The only way to get along
at all, is to insist upon prompt settlement
of accounts.
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T3F The French PreveMtIve.sa
Nightly Emissions effec tuaIIy prevented
tcitt0nt the at8s Of anedic5ae by the of "7He
French Preventa0e," the greatest invention of the
age. Price 81 Sent postpaid to all parts of the
country: Address DR.. 5. CURTIS Box 2697, Post Of
fee, Philadelphia, Pa. Circulars sent free.
crn0
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gg The GAINESVILLE Gaze4e says that the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway Com
pany have decided to build general car
repairing shop at that place. The plans
are completed and the work will begin early
in the Spring. The building will be two
hundred feet long by forty five in width
The stone archway which this company is
building over Clarion street, Monterey, is ev-
idence of the fact that they are determined
that all their improvements shall be lasting.
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AS Cheap as the Cheapest

ADMENEsTR ATOR,s sAEE.
virtue ola License granite I,by the Judge Of the
AS County Court OF KeDosha County, to the UNDER
signed administrator and adm nstratrix Of the estate
OF p H. Stonebraker, deceased, we shall sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, the premises
the said deceased in the town Of Bristol Thursday
March 18th, 1888, the follow ing property:
span of Horses 9yearling Calves,
gray Mare, years old, $50 Sheep,
bay Mare, years old, 10 store Hogs,
mich Cows, ! Lumber Wagon,
pair year old Steers, / Pleasure CARRIAGE,
pair year old steers, Single Buggy
Together with Ploughs, Drags and other Farming
utensils, too numerous TO mention.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Terms-An sums under IS, 90, cash down. On sums
of IS 90 over, eight months credit with good APP
proved notes, will be given.
Bristol, March I'd, 1864
@. WILLIAMS, Administrator.
2~39 JULIAETT STONEBRAKER, Admn'x.
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OFFIcK oE THE n. Y. LIFE INSURANCE Co
New YORK, April g. 1868.

OFFIck oE THE n. Y. LIFE INSURANCE Co.
New YORK, April 9, 1868.
In the Synopsis of the Standing of Life
Insurance Companies doing business in
Massachusetts,, which appears in the last
Report of the insurance Commissioners of
that State, the New YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY is represented as having only
so and 41-100 per cent. of assets to liabili-
ties Though modification of this is fonud
on subsequent page Of the Reports and
we learn that interested parties are making
use Of this statement to the prejudice of this
Company, by imputing to it a much small
er surplus than is possessed by other Com
panies
The computation of the Commissioners,
however, was based upon an erroneous item
i'll our Annual Statement to them, which has
since been rectifed; and we have received
from them an official certificate, which is
appended hereto, showing that our ratio OF
assets to Liabilities is 129 and 27-100 per
cent instead of the amount mentioned in
their Report:
This certificate, will, we doubt not, cor
rect any wrong impressions which may have
been received by those who have observed
the Synopsis alluded to.
PLINY FREEMAN,
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SPEgE.RG NOTICES.
ATTENTION LIBERTY U.L. A
COEGATE's HONEY soar.

q important meeting of the Liberty u L. of A.
IA on Saturday ev ening, March 9Th, at The usua
place BY order Of L, B, G..
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This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal de-
mand, is made from the choicest m aterals is mild
and emollient in its nature, frasrantIy scented
and extremely beneficial in its action upon the skim
For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
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DENTAL GAERn.

6 7 The recent request Of several citizens have
"a concluded to do business in the city Of Benosba.
Until the amount Of work shall demand the opening
OF an office, work will be done at the residence OF those
desiring it. Referring, by permission, TO e. g. Du-
rant Cashier of City Bank Of Kenosha, also Messrs.
Wheeler Clark, druggists, and A. c. Cole Esq, with
whom orders may be left The time Of my next visit
will be the week commencing March II, 1854.
Burlington Feb. "a, 1864.
3Sn II. D. KNIGHT. Dentist.
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70 save Yomr Life

nyspesIa. EryslpeIns, FxIdn ey COmpl aiDt
~ Sick, and .NerJopS Headaches NeWrdt0ia, Iet-
ter. Grdye1, Bdber's itch and BdldneSs. Trea tise
the above Diseases with their speedy and perns0-
aent care, sent free to any address. Address S. O..
UPHAM, No, %, South Eighth Street, Philadelphia,
Pa. 6m3T
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MEssRs EDfToRs:-I have noticed in your
advertising columns, for several weeks past,
a communication from the General Agent of
the Home Life Insurance Company. Know
ing the procivities of said agent, l am not
so much surprised at seeing the figures he
gives to show the ratio Of assets to liabilities
of the different Companies, as l should be
under other circumstances. | presume the
friends of" (not only ''the late Mr.. John
Taylor, y Life Insurance, generally, would be
gratitied to have the matter stated in fair
and truthful aspect, and for the benefit of
such, will you please insert in your paper the
following official certificate of Commissioner
Wright; a copy of which was, or had been in
the possession of said Agent when he made
out the statement alluded to. Therefore his
attempt to mislead the public, with the fig
ures he gives, into an erroneous conclusion,
is wiJltuJty wrong. There is plenty of oppor-
tunity to do business without resorting to
misrepresentation. Honesty is tue best
policy in all things.
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY is too generally and favorably
known to need putting. Iii purely mutual,
dividing all its profits with policy holders, in
stead of a Semj-annuaI dirideud to be deduct.
ed first for the benefit Of Stockholders. 1t has
during the psst year, issued 1915 policies
insuring to the amount Of 81, $50, 234 45
In 1862, it issued 8, 3O2 policies, insuring t.
the amount of ST, 1874, 645, and this was thu
largest in any one year, ever transacted, will
the exception of a single company TIL,
New York Life Insurance Company has spe
cial reserve and undivided surplus of upward
Of $3.50, 900, and has declared dividend o
thirty five per cent.
Fort Atkinson, Feb q, 1864.
T 9 KETTO CLG
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First National Bank of KenOsha,

in the County of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, has
been duly organized under and according to the res
quremen's of the acts of Congress- entitled can act TO
provide a national currency, secured by pledge Of
ton and redemption thereof" approved February 25
1863, and has complied with all the provisions Of said
act required to be complied with before commencing
the business Of Banking
Now, therefore, I, HUGH McCuLLocH, Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify thai the First NdtOn-
a. RANK Of Ken0sh0, County of Kenosha aud State OF
Wisconsin, is authorized TO commence the business OF
Banking under the act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal Of
office, this IecentY.frst ddy 0tJanuary, 1864.
NO. 2l2 HUGH MCCULLOCH,
OW34 Comptroller of the Currency.
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as follows:

The number of volunteers credited and de-
Quoted up to January q, is 10,410, divided
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c. c. SHOLES,
T. T. BENT,
E. G.. DURA MT,
THoS. PRICTURE'
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1st Congressional District.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

The prevalence of incorrect notions upon
the subject Of medicine Is a grca, eause Of
misery. Medical practices should DO gov.
ernei by principles cautiously deduced
from the contributions Of long cxperenc CO
and close observations. How important,
then. that no medicine should be taken by
invalids unless it emanates from the hands
OF men Of talent. Judgment. and the strict.
est probity. Hollands German Bitters,
prepared by DR.. G. NJ. jackson, for Jones
d Evans. Philsaelphia, is preparation
emanating FROM one of the most celebrated
practitioners Of modern times. and one of
the greatest medical writers Germany ever
produced. This article is now in able
hands; as evidence that the article is pre-.
pared carefully and skilfully, it is produc.
ing the effect the original inventor intended.
1t is used by many Of the leading practi-
TONERS Of Philadelphia, in cases of Debili-
ty of the Digestive Organs. hillary appa-
ratus. and the diseases arising therefrom.
We therefore recommend this Medicine to
suffering invalids. = For sale by Druggists
and dealers generally. $500
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

ANOTHER FATAL AccIDExr.-On Tues.
day morning last son Of Mr.. Elijah
Stansbury, named Perry, between ! / aud
IL years OF age. was severely in ured
at the Slave Factory in this place, by bis
shirt sleeve getting caught on snail hor.
iz1nial shalt. around which he was drawn
an! whirlel with great velocity for min.
ute Or so. tint h. dol the same afternoon
about six O'Clock. a, every revolution of
the shaft his feet struck the hDr above.
AMI when taken Gown it was founl they
were horribly torn AMI mangel. his arm
broken in two places, the flesh torn horri.
bly, near the SHOULDER anil several ribs bro
ken. lie revived in short time sufficient.
ly 10 enable him to tel! how she accident
occurred. 1t appears that tie bows en-.
ploye'l about the factory were 10 tho hsbi,
of reaching up. seizin, the shaft with both
hands aud swinging unler il. Young
Stans5ury attempted to perform this feat.
and TO prevent the shaft from burning his
hsnls drew his shirt sleeve, down over
them, and one of the sleeves catching on
. rough place on the shaft wrapped
around it. drawing his body after it. Il,
is said the shaft performs $50 revolutions
per minute.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Editor 81 Rei,ns'ieis:
Dear sir:-wiih your I'crmIsron wish say 10 tls
readers % your pa"r that viii send 10y ,,a Ia
III ~in wish q tfscel. Recipe" win fll dirpci;9ps for
making aud using simple Vegetable balm. that viii
,Tsetaay remove. Ia ,c days Pimplcs nlhrhe- Tan.
frseke- ard III Impurities nfthc shia. Saying lbs ,aEe
son. ear, smooth and panf!fn!.
vii ai-n nall fsoe o ;ho-o having Bali iieas. Dsrc
Faces. staple directions nad information tina; will ehptle
them 1" .;ari fall growth OF LaSafiant Hats, WhiscFs,
at a faa.;arh", Ia los. han ihieiy bays.
All applications anssrrol ty sail WI hngt charge.
Er,lrslfilit .uuf-.
TiinS. b. CHAPMAN. Chrmi.i.
Jy.i.S'-am 81 broadway. New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Some one. a narrow minded, bigoted
Comprehend, of course. cut the flag rome
on the Union pole in this place one night
last week. The man that did it, we ven.
lure 70 assert. Is one who talks loud and
long about white mems rights aud the ty-
ranny OF Lincoln. yet sneaks around in
the night when honest men are asleep or
ct home and perpetrates this covarlIy ont.
rage. All that deters such men from he.
ing assassins, thieves and incendiaries is
the fear of the law.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

TEARING Dowy PosrErs.--Somc mean
Copperhead Ut Copperheads mako it bu.
-siness to go round in the night and tear
down all the posters for Uaion meetings
they can find. This is small business, and
IT persisted in. Democrats will find GU,
that 1t is a game one side can play o.
well as the other. If any Union men OF
boys have been gnilty OF tearing down or
.defacing Democratic posters we hope they
will not do so any more. except in retalia.
tion for such acts on the part of our oppo.
-uents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
,NERRIBLE DISCLOSURES !-SE.

CRETS FOR THE MILLI0Sl
most valuable and wonderful publication work OF
100 pages and 80 colored engrayings. DIR. HUNTERS
WADE MECUM. original aud popular treaties Man
and Woman their Physiology Functions, and Sexual dis
orders of every kind with Never Failing Remedies for
their speedy cure The practice of DR. HUNTER has
long been aud still is unbouncd but the
citation of persons he has been induced to
extend his medical usefulness through the medium OF his
WADE MECUM." IL is a volume which ST. ould be In
the hands Of every family in the land preventive Of
secret vices, guide for he evtiOn Of of the
most awful and destructive scoures that visited man
kind One copy, securely enyeoped will be forwarded
free ef postage to Of the United States for 50cents
in F. o. stamps. Address, post paid, DIR. HUNTER,
No 3 Division Street, New York.
mayl6 CITY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

The Pumpkin Pie and Mush and Milk
Supper and Concert. at Woodward Hall.
Oh Friday night last, for the benefit Of
soldiers families, was a complete success.
The net proceeds Of the entertainment was
SlT3 73 cents. This will alleviate a vast
amount of distress, Int much more will he
needed to render the soldiers families com
Portable during the coming winter. We
were pleased TO see half a dozen or so Dem.
ocrats present. bat should have been better
pleased TO have seen ten times that NUN
Der present. Many Democratic lalies, it
affords rs pleasure to state. furnished pies
and mush snl milk for the superiority
more of them did NJ, attend we cannot saw.
but hope it was not because they dill aot
approve the Object Of thu entertainment.
All present at the entertainment seemed
to enjoy themselves fiaely. AMI were highly
pleased with all that was said and done
When the ladies' appeared. dressed in old
style costume, they were greeted with
rerfec, storm Of applause. The singing
was admirable; in short. all performed their
parts well. and all were not only satisfied
but delighted with the entertainment
We hope the ladies and gentlemen who
assisted in this will sc, up another enter
tainment soon for the same worthy object
There is M danger that the families of our
brave volunteers will be too well provided
for. They ought to live as well AMI a,
bountifu'iy as others at least.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

James n. Tyner. Esq, the Republican
Elector for this district in 1860, spoke at
Woodward Hall on Monday night to a
large and enthusiastic audience. Although
lsboring under considerable difficulty from
hoarseness. he made very able and cilec.
tive speech. as was evidenced by the atten-
tion the audience gave him. Mr.. L. -anks
high as a logician and orator. lie speaks
to- day at Bourbon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

One trial is said to convince the most
>keptical person that the Liquid Catarlh
Remedy of Dr.. ID. II. Seelyc is a certain
curative of that lingering and lfe-destroy-
ing disease--Catarrh. Obtain circular of
the Druggist. showing symptoms. whereby
the presence of Catarrh in the system may
be detected
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
A Card to the Suffering.

Swallow twa or ihrAs hasshead. 81 t. Diehn." " Tonic
btiers. "ssfsapara, Nervous Antid":r., etc. ete
ste. md aier yo' satisfied with the result then Try
one box Of
,iD On. HuCnAS's ESaLIsu SPECIFIC PILLS.
aud b. re.sar health and v;gur tn b.. than thirty DAYS
They purely vegetable. pleasant a. take prompt aud
-slutary To- thrr sf=s the broken dawn ai,d
constitution. Old ahi Young lake ihrGl with ad,an
tage. Impaired sn .ali IN the United State. only by
JAS. 4. BUTLER. Nh i27 broadway. y. Y,
r5~ Agent Eir The United states.
s-A h0x ofthr PHI. securely packed. will le mailed
To any aidres. rseep Of price. which Is nSE DniLAR
post paldanney rrranp. BY the agent II entire .ai,e
tion Is not gispa. J1..ms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Last week we mentioned the fact that
Gen. Mcclellan. and III. A. Rank, the
Democratic nominee for Commissioner in
this county, voted for Breckenridge in
1860. We learn since that Mr.. LLOYD
G'szebrook. the Democratic nominee for
Representative in this district. did the
tame thing. Verify the boilers are getting
Q u the spoils and honors
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
COMMON COLDS.

Every one Ia practically familiar with common colds
The chiiiness and shiverng, the dizziness and auguor
the soreness Of throat pain in the bead stuffed nostrs
and still the rritabty of temper general
comfort hays not only been experienced BY oery one
some me but il has been the misfortune most people
pass through this unpleasant ordeal repeatedly and fire.
luently. We would recommend timely use Of Madare
Porrs Csratire Cough Biam because it always cures
safe reliable and pleasant remedy Full directions ON
zach bottle RetaiIed by all druggists 25cts l4G-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Lieut.. George Baldwin. of the 4sth. has
purchased the Farmers Hotel on LaPorte
street, and is now refting it preparatory
to the reception of guests. In connection
with the hotel he intends to Keep Livery
for the accommodation of the public.
Lieut.. b. not only understands how to
fight rebels but knows how to keep hotel.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
KEEP THE BALL ROLLING !
Union Rally at Woodward Hall
Next Saturday Night.
J. A. HAIGa, ESQ,

Of Crestline, Ohio, formerly q resident
of this county, will address the citizens Of
Plymouth and vicinity in b. half of the
Union cause, at Woodward Hall next
Saturday evening at I o'clock.
All persons. without regard to party,
are invited to be present. The Union Glee
Club will be on hand. and viii sing some
new patriotic pieces.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
A Remedy for Piles.

II Il blessing 10 the suffering 10 know that wc have an
efNctu.' tur this truly troublesome discasr Mr.
y. Hazare. No lti Second street. cfneinnat Ohio takes
great pleasure In informing all who with piles,
that he nstd .mall quantity or Dr. strisk Pile
Remedy. and IL effected permanent This .eems to
TO IL the case with all who make efhs spendl prep.
araton IL 10 Manufactured OF No. East Fourth street
Cincinnati, o and sold by all druggists. n2-ltemy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
Common Pleas Court for this county
meets next Monday week.

The DRAFr--Thc draft in this District
commenced on Monday. This county will
be drafted to-day An excursion traia
will be run between this place and La
Porte for the accommodation Of those
who may wish to attend. starting from
plymouth at 1879 a. m, and leay ing La
Porte at p. IN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Mr.. y. Johnson male an able and tell.
ing speech on Saturday night at Wood
ward Hall. to large audience. Wherev-
er he has spoken in this county he has
won golden opinions from the Union men.
We publish new list OF appointments for
him this week. He speaks tonight at
Bourbon.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
Do You Wish to be Cured?
On. bvcnAy's ENGLISH srac,r,o PILLS

Cure In e.. than thirty days. the wnr.t cses q: MIR.
POtSSESs, Tapa,rsss Fe0sisrs Decay, sss,!ssi Heak
Ross isatss si al tris. Ssraafsa Nsrors tgsssiss.
no matter RON what produced. Price, onn Dollar
per box. Sent. posi paid By mall reeaipt o m order
One box will perfect the ~ most eases. Address
JAMES s. nrTLEH. Genersf Agent.
JI.3msl 4sl nruadway. Now York
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Mr.. Tu,tle has executed avery fine Pho
tograph likeness of Hon. S. Collax, and
has copies for sale at his Gallery over Per-
shiugs' Drug Store.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
GRIND UNION MASS MEETING.
MAJOR GENERAL GARFIELD,

Formerly Chief of General Rosecran,
Staff. will address the people Of Marshall
County. AT PLYMOUTH.
On Thursday, September 2sth, 1854,
at l o'clock. p. m.
General Garfield is not only a gallant
soldier, but one OF the finest orators in tn,
country. Let all come and hear the sol
dier and statesman. The ladies' are espc.
cially invited.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
MIR. i. C.. RAPEIYEA.
OF Monmouth county, New Jersey, writes, March is,

DYSENTERY CURED.
was troubled in January last with costveness for
raj GAYS and took ten grains Of calome to obtain relief
cold, suppose; at any rate, darrhea set
IN which my medical attendant found it impossible
esr rms was followed by dysentery. Ny strength
an gone; Livery thing passed through as took IT,
mishn rom New York. Mr. Gesrge Lewis, fortunately
ceo on me and advised Brandreths Pills. thought in
we eondition, one pill would be enough but he
aahih's'ered iour, and the next morning four more
huch ihpurity came from and, to my SURPRISE the
soreness ana pain dninishod. One box cured me fully
TO publish IL.
s9la BY al respectable dealers in medicines. Him
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

The l3Sth regiment arrived at Indianap-
oils Saturday evening. Tho company in
that regiment from this county returned
home Tuesday morning on ten days fur
lough. at the expiration of which time
they will have to return to indianapolis
to receive their pay and be mustered out of
service.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

We are indebted to Mr.. John Vankirk
for peck or more of very fine Irish pota.
toes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22

Peterson for October is beautiful and
interesting number. 1t has large num-
Der of subscribers at this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-09-22
ISII'S LAMP Ii L A L \ @
APPARATUS.
BOILING, FRYING, STEWING, STEPPING,
WITH THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS THE ROOM.

BY the flame ola common lamp. Mt the cost
of cents worth of oil, comfortable breakfast can De
cooked " = N. y. Tribune.
Simple i'm construction easily kept in order,
ready for Use in moment convenient To
have on hand. DrtyJisfs Circular.
" " Fish's Lamp is one of the most popular nov
elites of the dsy the utility oi IL II un1uestlon-
able great saving made in cooking aud heating small
Articles. and be made cook meats for great many
persons, which j. actually done the ambulance cars
which carry the sick sodirrs.-Scisntifc ilaericah.
For family use hospital tent barrack. ricnicS, fishing.
nursery, sick it article Of comfort beyond
all proportion 10 its cost Halls J""rhdi 81 Hednh
have tried the apparatus and my wife and proclaim
the SAM vain t,e aud Indispensable article, and
wonder could have long done without it,
Ell. Cod oil Circular.
An economical contrivance for getting MP heat at short
notice nursery and general household purposes One
important point il the saving in cost over coal hres-N
L. EreHiag Post.