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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
The Religion of the Day.

The religion of the day is an ca
syminded religion, without con-
ilict ana wrestling, without self-dc
NAL and sacrifice; n religion which
knows nothing Of the pangs Of tho
new birth, rs its commencement,
and nothing OF the desperate strug'
Gle with fash AMI the devil, day
by day, making u5 long for ressur-
rcction dcliverancc, for the binding
Of the II lversary, and for the Lord =
return. 1t ia n second.rate reiig
iona religion in which there is
no larsencss, no grandeur, no po.
tency. no noble-mindedncss, no el.
ovation, no selldevotcdness, no
all constraining love. 1t is a hol-
low religion, with a fair exterior,
bpt an aching heart-a heart un
satisfied, a soul not at rest, Il con.
clence not at peace with God ; a
religion marked. it may be, by ac
tlvity and eXcitem mt, but betray
ing all the while conciousness of q
wound hidden and unhealed with.
in, and hence unable to animate to
lofty doings, or supply the strength
needed for such doings. 1t as a
feeble religion, lacking the sincws
AMI bones Of harder times-very
different from the indomitable,
much'enduring, storm Drawing re-
ligion, not merely OF apostolic days,
but even Of the Reformation. 1t
is an uncertain religion; that is t.
say, it it not rooted on certainty ;
it is not the outilowing of soul
assured of pardon, and rejoicing
in the filial relationship between
itself and God. Hence, there is
TO liberty OF service for the ques
ton Of personal acceptance is still
an unsettled; there is working
for pardon, but not from pardon.
All is thus bondage, heaviness, irk,
someness. There is speaking for
God, bnt it is with faltering
tongnc ; there is lanoring for God,
but il is with fettered hands there
is II moving in the way of his com
mandments, but it is with a heavy
drag upon our limbs. Hence the
inefficient, uninhuen,ial character
of our religion. 1t docs not tell
on others, for it has not yet fully
told upon ourselves. 1t falls short
of its mark, for the arm that drew
the bow is paralized. - Episcepa-
iian.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
Sunday 2raaina.
Don't Frot.

Don't fret. for frctfnl Christian
is like a prickly pear, bitter with
in and Irritating without. God
says, Cast all Your caro- on Me,
Tor | care for you.' NO you don't,
says the irotting Christian, "and
I'll ret over ny cares
Don't fret, for YOU ura n witness
for Christ. What is your testimo.
ny worth it your irctting contra
diets Ills. "My yoke is easy and
My burden is light"
Don't fret, though your lot is
hard and your troubles many, ror
your Lord wae oppressed AMI af
llictcd, vet as II lamb led to the
slaughter, lie opened not Ills
mouth"
Don't fret, for irottjng, Instead
of relirvcing from trouble, will lay
on heavier burdens. AS fcar slays
more persons than cholera, So lrct
ting kills more than care.
Don't fret, for God has ordained
all things that are or will bc. aud
among these are your troubles. -
Instead Of ir,tting, "couut it all
joy when you fall into divers trials,
for "trlbulation workcth patience I;
and patience, experience and pa.
thence, hope and hope makcth not
ashamed, because the low" of God
is shed abroad in our hearts" In
stead OF fr,tting, study that lpgic.
Don't fret, Tor Gods providence
governs all things. Consider the
hairs Of your head, the fowls of
the air, the lilies of the field. Thus
stay your heart on God and YOU
shalt be kept in perfect pcocc.
One of Cromwell's friends was n
iretting Christian to whom every.
tlng went wrong and portcnded
disaster. One day when unusual
ly frctful, his sensible servant said:
"Mastcr, don't you think that
God governed the world very well
before yen came into it y
eyes, but why do You ask ?"
"Don't you think He will govern
it very well when you are out of
it. :"
"ics, but why do you ask ?"
"Wcll then, can't you trust him
to govern it for the little time you
are in it 7"
That shot killed his frctfulness.
Waterman and Rctlec!or.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
9uluital.
THE PRESIDENTS PROGRESS
tFrom the Toledo BLADE. J

tFrom the Toledo Blade.l
AtCleveand the President made
another disgraccful exhibition OF
himself-so dIsgracef'ul indeed, that
General Grant, unable to endure it
unwilling to be made the attrac-
ton Of such a show, plead sickness
and took a boat for Detroit, leav.
ing the party to grind along as best
it could. His speech at Cleveland
was lover in tone, more cgotistical
and in all respects more disgusting
than any he has delivered since he
left Washington. The people OF
that city are n tparticu'arly favor,
able to A. j., ut they were dis.
posed to listen to him respectfully.
Occasionally some one in the crowd
would put in a suggestion to help
him along, which kindness had the
effect OF enraging him, and there
was a running fight between the
citizens and the President, in which
the latter was numerically hand
led. We give a few extracts from
the Cleveland Leaders, report OF
the speech (:
There wss, two years ago, a
ticket before you for the Presiden-
cy. | was placed upon that ticket
with a distinguished citizen, now
no more. Voices-lt's a pity /; I"
" Too bad )" Unfortunate. l.
Yes, ! know there are some who say
unfortunate" Yes, unfortunate
for some that God rules on high
and deals in justice. [Dheers J.
Y,s, unfortunate The ways of
Providence are mysterious and in
comprehensive, controlling all of
those who exclaim " unfortunate" "
[ Bully for YOU. Twas going to say,
my countrymen, a short time since
| was selected and placed upon the
ticket. There was "A platform pro-
claimed and adopted by those who
placed me upon it. Notwithstand.
ing a mendacious press notwith. g.
standing a subsidized gang of hire
lings who have ceased to traduce
me, | have discharged all my du.
ties, and fulfilled all my pledges
Ana ! say here, tonight, that if
my predecessor had lived, the vials
of wrath would have been poured
out upon him. [Crics, " Never "
" "Never !! P" and three cheers for the
Congress Of the United States. |
came here as | was passing along,
and having been called upon for
the purpose OF exchanging views,
and ascertaining, if we could, who
was wrong. Cries, " You are u
Nothing daunted the President,
continued
{" Where is the man or woman
who can place his finger upon one
single act of mine. deviating from
any pledges Of mine, or in viola
ton Of the Constitution of the
country. GCheers and cries of New
Orleans Who is he! What
language does he speak 2 What
religion does he profess, that can
come and place his finger upon one
pledge that | ever violated, or one
principle that ! ever proved false
tof IVoice, "New Orleans anoth-
er, Why don't you hang jeff. Da.
Wis = u Hang JEFF. Daviss [Cries,
OF down with him u Hang
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

U On one occasion, during tho
attack at Fort Donelson, a South!
ern rd'shell exhorter was holding
forth in exalted strains declaring
repeatedly that the Lord fought on
the side Of the South, and Jehovah
was encamped around abont the
Conf derate army, so that it was
impossible for the invading van.
KEGS 20 conquer them. Just at the
close Of one OF these sentences. q
man dashed mp to the church door
on horseback and yelled out, The
yankees hays e9pturel Fort Dom
elson and are copIinS up the riverl'
"Then, my brethren" observed tllf
startled preacher, ''save yourselves;
for the Lord has got licked"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

gang were. by, they could not turn
me from my purpose. There is
no power that could turn me except
You and the God who spoke mo in.
to existence
And he concluded in this wise ;
" Who has run greater risks or
made any greater sacrifices than
myself! But Congress, factious
and domincering, las taken to poi
sonlng the minds ot the American
people. 1t is with them u question
of power. Every friend OF theirs
who holds an office as asses ,or. or
cole tor, or postmaster, CA voice,
" Turn lIcnedlct out ! y wanted tn
retain his place. Rotation in office
used to lie thought n good doctrine
by Washington. jefferson, Adlms
aud Andrew jackson. This gang
OF I, tlicc holders, these blood suck
crs aud cormorauts, have got tat
on tie country. You have got
them over your d strict Hence,
you see a systcm of Legislation pro.
posed, that these men shall not b.
turned ont : and the President, the
only channel through which they
can I've reached, is called u tyraut
| think the mo has come, when
those who have enjoyed fat ,llices
Tor four years, should give way
Tor those that have fought for the
country. Hence, it is seen why
am as>ailoa and tIaduccd. ] have
stood by them in the field and God
willing, | will continue 10 stand by
them. | have iurpcd aside from
the thread of my remarks to notice
the insuIt sought to bc given mo.
When an insult is offered | will
resent 1t III II proper manner.
" lie wanted when the war was
over and peace had come, good,
patriotic and Christian men to
rally around the flag Of III" coun-
try in n iratcrnal hug, and resolve
that all shall perish rather than
that the Union shall not be restc-
red"
At Norwalk, the President made
a brief speech, in which he said he
wanted to heal the wounds inhict.
cd on the country, and desired no
more shedding of blood. A mau
in the crowd exclaimed :
" Why don't you stop it at New
Orleans 2"
The President responded, say.
ing that :" he should like to see
that mans face again. Couldn't
an American citizen express such
Il sentiment without being insul.
ted ~
AT this point the conductor, de.
string to avoid II scene, started the
train, much to the satisfaction of
the people. They did not wish to
come in contact with his Accilen.
cy and were not anxious to be stig-
natized rs traitors and thieves.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

Appropos OF the P,esideu tial tour
the following items from the Nash
VILE i,tess and Times will not be
found Inappropriate, especially as
they come from section Of the coun.
try where Mr., johnson is much bet.
ter known than he is here:
The chicago printing Offices have
ordered car ,oad of capital Is from
the type'foundery to set up the Pres.
idents funeral Grafton over Douglas.
SD won't there be weeping" from
tho eyes OF Moses when he makes his
Douglas Monument speech.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

u A gypsy woman promised
to show two young ladies their
husbands iaces in a pail of water
They looked, ard exclaimed, "we
only see our own faces" "Well, "
said the gypsy, "those faces will be
your husbands when you arc mar
ried."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
Presbyterian Church of the U. S.

The minutes Of the two branches of
the Presbyterian Church present the
following statistics Tor the year ending
Nav, 1866
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

contr'd s3,3GG,073 S2,4S5,797
The Old School had at the begin
ming of the war, 1857 ministers, g.
S36 churches, 6ii candidates, 1863 l.
ceniiates, 1903, ,2S9 COMMITMENTS.
The formation of tho Confederate
Presbyterian Assembly has made a
heavy draft on this bnanch, but it is
still tho largest Presbyterian body in
the world.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
MEDICAL.
MEDICAL CARD.
Dr.. VIM. NJ. KAULL

respectfully informs the public that he
has returned to TIFFIs, for the practice of
his profession, after an absence of more
than years as a Surgeon in the army,
during one half of which time he was on
duty in one Of the largest Military Hos
ptals, at Nashville, Tennessee. The
peculiar favorable circumstances in which
he has been placed, have given him great
advantages in the study ard Treatment
of Diseases,and Injuries of all kinds and
he now respectfully asks for LIBERAL shar
of the patronage of the public.
OFFicE and RESIDENCE on Main Street,
one door South Of Behm's Confectionery
Stor'.
TIFFIN, O., July II, 1866. 40-ly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

opposite the Court House.
ED. will be happy to see all his old
friends, and as many new ones as can
come. COME oNE COME ALL aud con.
vince yourselves. PRICES ARE Low AND
WE CAN SUIT THE CLOSEST BUYER.
We respectfully request an early ex-
animation of our new stock OF CLOTH.
ING now on hand and still arriving.
Special attention is called to the fact,
that our present stock consists of NEW
SPRING GOODS. Fine Blue, Brown
and Black Cloths plain and Fancy Cas-
simeres; Silks, Velvets, Satins, Jears,
Tweeds, Satinets, Linen and Cotton
Goods, &c. Also, a splendid supply OF
GENTS FURNISHING GooDs.
The old reputation of Mr.. ED. WEN
NER, as Cutter,will insure satisfaction,
and guarantee perfect fit to every Gus
mer. And we will sell the above Goods
AS LOW AS THE LOWEST
ROSE & STERN.
May 3, 1866. 29-ly.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13
Pine Lath, Shingles and Broom Handles,
constantly on hand.
The proprietor is the manufacturer o
Longstrcth's Patent Movable
Comb Bee Hive.

Their Hives are two inches shorter
and two inches deeper than the old style,
with improved Honey Board and Honey
Boxes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-09-13

The FASHIONABLE CUTTER of every kind
Of garment for MEN and BOYS WEAR
is in town again, and will superintend
the business of
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

Va p4 80 s7s--i.Gl
nhius az tralg.
Herbs trH hsatllg,
~; .-las sntaJl
LuI-s ar sale lE
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
REMOVAL.

lie pesv.ro Fire Insurance Company have removed
theiT ofh5s solI No. III 10
No. SOY Market street,
= INCORPORATED BY the LEGIsLArURE OF THE
STATE Of DELAWARE, vita Capital OF y "a, 900
he President and Secretar receil ing Application fo
Insurance at their ONCE in WmiaR against losE b.
Fire % every description Of budnsst in h naer-
Gus die, shnr pert, aud their eargoes fur
damage sy INLAND urstportH'On Of goods, mer.
chsndlEs and countrJ produce.
Terms of Insurance will be favorable ANY te
CumpsBies in the oiiiee OF Phiiade phia York
RAJ eH Insured repose the fullest confidence in lii,
tcdty Of ITS capital and that all losses be promptly
A. the Annual Election held March 6tn the fo1Iaqs..
scekhol elected Directors serve for the
Tag year,
DIRECTOas
george Jones, Ehml. b, NrNnu,i riW,
DANid U. Wilson youn 3. Porter, Geo, IS spHfks
Jos Nenhi mail eknuel Floyd, Geo Bush
inonths. 1919 49, 'i''s 'N7h sni &c
In addition to the above lrsurinS pt,,,rty
Delaware Fire Insurance Company, ~hose chArnr IL par
petuall elect perpetua insurance Real Estate 10 81
eo aaI insurance the person becoming Insured
according to the nature of the risk MON the snoun'
be lnsured-bu which can he withdrawn Al sny tma by
leaving per cert on The amount deposited rHs mphoi
hoeusEe1 IN be 1uoh more advAGtSK insure
tnAh the formet-the exPen'e about one-hAf les
thsrel no renewing the policy from tiac u tine
GEMS ell 90 Hili be injured at u and ppr teposit
| Ann 10 ike proportion a the risk
Personb iHhing to Insure their property or wsptir
| loIn.ton thosubiecto' inmrsnos viii rpply TO N
| 8soRGk tpGEs, President.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
Things worth heInemBertnK.
TIE q. II IiHARIES KIEEE,s

Things worth ReInem Bering.
TIT CHARLES KIEFEs
rbu3 Street Oyster Bay Houss STU F7ourt,he,.
a., lsSASS iishn emit
E5SA TLSt all kinds OF choice Gsmr, Oysters rnd
ksfeshments are served up there in the very
beet styles
That lldes have there pivate apartment where
I'll y enjoy Lood meal wi thout interruption.
That every hing about the place Ia eau and nice
That attentive Walters are al WzSs employed
That the establishment lie kept ly who has been
public caterer TOR yaArr, aud knows the business.
That he place Is highly respectable, aud pstronlsed
by very beet aud most respectable citizens,
That no nulre or disorder Ia permitted there
That the prlces are always very reasonable.
That meals may be hal all hours of tie dAyot mig
and the proprietor 10 detsriained 20 aceommOd ts
That his table. swsys furnished with the choicest
kinds Of Came Fish, aud every other dsescy In their
season.
That the place IL central and easy Of access
That 1t ID 1. f'vortte resort business men
That II sn f.ct public institution which he people
Patroniae Lsnause II Is conducted properly
And that 1t is permanently e-tsblisheda at
No. o EAST THIRD sTKEET,
Wilmington, DEL
Where NllHre invited TO call sprle.tf
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
HENRY GhEBE
ally that he has removed his
Cf RPET ESTABLISHMENT
from [ vest fifth strest,to
No t23 Market street
be.TseH Front and Sseond,
MlLMlkGToH, DELANARF'
WE'RE ne viliiseep or hand > good ulsortmento
-, OFT CLOTH, WINDow SHADES 40.
which he will sell on M bic tern g.
Rag Carpet to der the sh ortest office
ant los est p:.oe,
1T Person wishnR to pufehnse n IN - york ds n,
ave- Invited to II anr / ~
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12


London Hair Color He4torur and Dres1ipa
nion Hair Color kestoraT and DTarsins
LludJn dAu Color Ro.i Ter and u. es,tnE
Tns hA- Ia GynaNttd az strengthened and re.,on.d
is gAl Tor without til. application OF ninsrni
subt4nees Gan be opp led by nd as IL does moi
stain TIE skin or sut tue linen Ii ia onmulets
within itself no other dressing or accom- MIN NJ Of
any Kind beng necessary to secure tn Sc de,rahe re
sul.s 1T Val stOTs gray h,r to It's origi al color
2-It Wilt make ii grow on bad heads alt viii 70
.'ore the natlra seorstlons. Alt Will remove ali
dand IN and iehitg. bit will m he tho Dair roft
sorsy and xb'e s-It viii preserve oriRinnI c, loi
70 9d Ms tSll prevent the mar IRON failing of
RsaD THIs CEKTITIcArh.
am happy T. sd my testimony to the great vain,
Of the London Har Color R'storer which rsst red my
hair 20 lie orgsN dark color 40 hue appears to bt
permanent am sAis6 that the repara ion ID moth.
INK Ike dye tut opsIaIrs upon the seeretions II 10
also bsiu,fd hair dressing, sad pr ops th- growth.
purchased ne nrst bottle rom Id ard B. Gal. ienes
drugsatl ih and Coates Streets who can al.o
my na,t wi,Ten gray wnen commenced its use
hke. MILLER. No. $50 Enth Ninth streel, pills
Psee Ibcsn.s sr bottle; sig bottles at - sold by
Oh sWAYEE son, $50 North SIKH Street, Phila :,
ana 0. D T. HooTEN, t2s Market street., Wilmips.
on. Del. nv II
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12

TELEGRAPHIC
AND
Comm er cial Institute,
W. Cor. Sd and Market Sts., Up Stairs,
entrance on Third strest0
WHINING ron, DELAN ARE.
The whole Of the Second ard Fourth Stories OF Gln-
"a building, has been lifted up and occup ed by the
Iutt!Iute, VII will open for the whit COM
me cling Monday, &c ubrr y b %. aud endiDg May
lHt 10 8 luriug watch p'rd It W Il be open daily.
(satirdsys Ind Sundays excepted tfom A. NJ 10 IL
VI and from to p. Nj. u Monday, 1uesdo y, thurs
dty ant Fnday evenings, II ~lil b. 'pen tr.m 400
Iae ices uf az &c DnpIshed Au and Ornamental
ptufAan hive buen q our u, 10 tScn
PENMA&SbIP
in all its branches he has superiorund but few equals
~ .hls heAutl.G, [.
Raolliies for scq ring = ccmplsts Mercantile educ6.
dos, such bei-rv oteTst 10 the pubic
OF wlml gton, CO slstng of ps'e sud Dol1ie sLtry
BOOK kEEflNG,
Dan zirs, Exrlang IN urAhcu, steamboat ne, Commis
Hnd Joint suck UonpAnys business, Commercial
Po. ns eBd CT ulatlOns. &c, ETC.
In tas Iolrgrapno Department every advantage that
aud in any Once, is az rded persons DESTROYS
earning
TELEGRAPHlNG
OF the most pies rIt,ys employmea that
be pursu d. III rebuilding aud bsildi z OF
AID lu, :, thrUug Out Size NUTtbgI southern
sa'e lbs large Aud ,ous INT iueIesse Of business have
oil demand tor Uperaturs tha the DID method Of
leITh,ng lnaaequats TO snppy.
TERMS.
Invariably 10 advance to be p4id at time Of entrance
Gsc Unit Of tweuty per cent made ladies. tor urth
| sr PARTICULARS inquire at tne Institute.
NS- Tue puD q IN ,ittd visit the Institute
* m ne the 'Arlcu1 ptrtment> 90 h-tt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
DIR. w M. FIELDS


{, TIL continues his sue1essru
- PRACTICE Of MEDICINE
for the n cnnsGmlt thou, Liver DLetsel Drop,y
IntsruitiDg Fever Chils sud Peer srates OF The
Eye aud Ears nsted aud other TuuorE Tett, n Ioh
wors g!-dea, Ilctrs Of The mbs toeetu or with
many o. hsr dseaset zach as fevrr, small Pos, DO
The rrurns his thanks for p.rt fnyors and hopes
bis customers wi / still. continue their patronage
RESIDENCE aud OFFICE, pB. WIN FIELDS,
No. 213 West Seventh st.,
Wilmington, Pei n,hioy
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kt.MOV AL
THOMAS MITCHELL. Undertaken

Rsrpsct ully inIOfns his 'rlenuS aud tne
,~is-..-DmV pubic eeu rally, that he bAs removed
from 525 b Ist Ihira street to the
4 W. Cor. of jtn AND French SIS,
aud prepared " ave psTsoa4l attention TO TIT
dsiness VI NDhISI n hING, III all Its Brancbes.
III assures tuJse che 4t4ulro dis svINcts, thnt
'-y al. IAI fsady wan lorsos aEd Carries AZ
e. led " ,areiul u.I'srs at All tliiob.
ga SMALL He ARSE, OK T rssiy Tor Children.
RaSlUENIk Nv. NO rurLAh sIhEkr.
- ',IulhgtVn, March. o. LOCO III
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-07-12
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING

PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
the supseribersare nos fully prepared to d.
all ordsrs in their II ms of business with pr0mpi
On ness, and atthelovesttates consistent with
They sarp constantly u hand fun supply o
qas Fixtures OF the best Manufacturers such Chan
ielsrs Pend4nts, Brackets Gao Stands Cut
Plain Globe Shades, Of she latent styles and desiRn
We aso prepared to put In the best Pipe
for heating all descriptions Of buildings with steam
purchased the right for this State for Thateh
srs Force anc lit Pump. the best ever made, and VII
gut them at short notice,
dsvinE the sole for this State of HAHdayHJuFt
y e.lebrated patent self Regulating Wind Engine.
the MARY land Portable Gas Com pAnYb Gas Apparatus
batter ourselves that facilities for Introducing INT
country dwellings both water and uneoualled, ".
would call the particular attention of persons reading
United etass Tor the pBhmsn Of A. great beside
ratum Tor the country gentleman farmer othe
% Nlti u supply OF pure water all the house
barn and an economical and beautiful light. The Wind
Engine Ia not affected by the heavss gales OF wind and Ia
,esdy =. a. nnss day or nis6 4 there 4. any wind
ALSO preferred, put up III the best Hydrau
i2 Rams OF the most approved kinds.
are prepared with the best werkmen To attend to al
descriptions steamboat ship, and house PumbnE and
copper panished and lined Bath Tubs Baains attsd
tsf not or cold water urna water closets Wah
raves plain and circulating Shower Baths iron or led
sinks; Boston CompEnyf 9um Hose. Water Filters-'n
iae everything our line Of the approved kind
AL DESERT tions OF Sheet Lead al short notice
Tusted to our care and desire to give full satisfaction
70 All cases 10 merit and receive OF the public pI
NO. g. MARKET STREET, Aeov Firh, n.., door to
s shi E ss.ss,,, FnRRIs& eAasErT;