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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

ED~ The Fire Engine purchasbed by
our citizens from the borough authorities
of EastOn, with Hose Carriage and Hose,
arrived here on Thursday afternoon last
On Saturday company was extemporized
to try the apparatus, when it was prov
en- to the satisfaction Of all who witnessed
the trial that bargain had been secured
such as is seldom met with. The ma
chinery is in excellent repair, though pos
sibly little stiff for want of use. Should
occasion require its use, (Which we hope
sincerel y may never be, with the excel
lent company now organizing, it will with
out doubt prove most valuable aid in
the extiDguishment of fires. 1t will not
be long we opine ere the "Phenix" will
become one of Stroudsburg's noted "insti-
tutions."
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

The result of the vote is West Virgin.
ia on the Constitutional Amendment de.
nying the right Of suffrage to those who
took part in the rebellion, fully confirms
the first reports that were published =
The majority in its favor will be over 10,
900. Twenty-three counties voted for
the amendment, and three against it.
Such of the late rebels within that State
as wish hereafter to enjoy the privilege
of voting, will be obliged to emigrate to
Pennsylvania or some other place where
the Democratic ticket can be strengthened
by their ballots.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

The redemption division Of the United
States Treasurer's Office last week redeem
ed and cancelled fractional currency a
mounting to $3.50, 700, besides other Gov
ernment securities.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

A United States soldier, while racing
his heurse through the streets of Rich
mond, Va, struck his head against tree,
breaking his neck.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Organs.
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 5000 each. FIF-
TY-ONE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS. or
other first premiums awarded them. Illus
trated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
g. HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTH
ERS, New York.
September Z, 1S65.-1y.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

In Boston, John Moran has been found
guilty of the murder of Mary Ellen Rea-
my, and has been sentenced to be hang
ed, at such time as the Governor may ap-
point.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07
The Editor of the ConfeM, Ohio He,


The Editor of the ConfeH, Ohio Her
aid says -
"WHEAToN's TrcH OINTMENT.-It
has been said that to get the itch is no
disgrace, but it is disgraceful to keep it,
No one need have the itch forty eight
hours if they will use 'Whcaton's Oint-
ment,' for it is sure cure :! We saw it
tried on the persons of several children
and adults few weeks since, and the
itching at once ceased, in two days not
an eruption was visible. 1t is efectual
in removing pimples, blotches, and espe-
cially old sores. We used the Ointment
on one of our own children, and the ef-
fccts was magical. The itch, which has
been so prevalent about here, has not
yielded to the usual remedies for this CON-
plant. and We are glad that remedy has
been discovered that is so eifectural and
yet so cheap Read the advertisement.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

The New fve-cent piece is to be of the
same size as the three-dollars gold coin
Three of these coins will weigh hall
ounce, and be convenient for postage
weight,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

The shipment of wheat and -four from
Europe to this country is becoming COM
mon. The City of Cork brings 498 casks
of French -four.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

GOO A MONTH Agents wanted for
IP"V sir entirely new articles, Just OUT
Address 0. T. CAREY. City Building. Bid
deford, Maine. January 4, 1S66.-ly.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07
M RR

AT Tannersville, on the 29th inst. by the
Rev. B. S.-EverIlt, Mr. PETER RINKER, Of
Scranton, Pa, and Miss E. ANNA EDINGER,.
daughter of Jacob Edinger, of the former
place.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

The Governor of California has sal
airy of $4,000 a year in gold.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

The May Term of our Court commenced
on Monday, May 2Sth.. Present, Asso-
ciates Levering and Mackey. Judge Bar
rett, owing to the illness Of his wife, was
not present, and consequently no cases
we're tried. The Grand Jury was organ.
lied by appointing Robert Depuy, Fore
man.
Com. VS.. Frederick Bush, Hannah E
Corr, Anna Maria Corr and Catharine
Bush, for Assault and Battery. Grand
Jury returned true bill.
Com. VS.. John ii. Corr, for cutting
timber trees. Grand Jury returned .
true bill.
Com. VS.. John Eustine. Grand Jury
returned true bill.
Com. VS.. w. H. Cortright Indict
ment for Larceny. Grand Jury returned
a true bill
CON- VS.. Samuel Frederick, for Forni
cation and Bastardy. Grand Jury return
ed true bill.
Com. VS.. Phillip Rockafellow. Indict
ment for selling Liquor without license
Grand Jury returned true bill.
Little was done at this Court (excep
the granting of licenscs) in consequence
of the absence of the President Judge.
The follawipg Licences were granted
Tavern Licenses.
Barrett Township.
Wilkinson Price,
CheSnuthH
Elizabeth Kresge, John Mcrwine,
I.n!ord Heller, Jerome Kresge,
Joseph Butts Jacob K. Shafer,
Daniel KresCe,
CoolJaugh.
Michael r. Smith, Samuel Case,
Andrew Sebring, Thomas Callaghan,
Eldred.
Joseph Hawk, Nelson Hcfflefnger,
Thomas Mixsell,
Hamilton.
Thomas E. Heller, Josiah Fenner,
Charles Bosslrd, Valentine Ilouser,
Samuel Dennis, Charles Saylor,
Middle !SmithfeH.
James Place, Oliver E. Place,
Paradise.
Reuben Newhart, Abraham Gish,
POcOnO.
Charles Brown, Manassah Miller,
Lewis Heller,
Polk Township,
Joel Berlin, Aaron Scrass.
Daniel kerchner, Jacob w. Kresge,
Mary Dotter, Jones Snyder,
Ross Township.
Jacob II. Stocker, Reuben Hartzell,
Sarah Lessig,
Smithfcd.
Thomas Brojhead, Like w. Brodhcad,
Isaac s. Labar,
Stroud Township
Delp & Derrick,
StroudsJurg Borough,
Barnet Mansfield Linford Marsh,
Jacob Knccht, Peter g. James Bush
TObyhanR0h,
Isaac Stoufer. Henry Stoddart,
TRnkhannock.
Benjamin F. Schafer, Reuben Barrel,
Reuben B. Bonser.
LIQUOR STORES.
Dreher & Brother, !Strouds6urg.
Jerome S. Williams e. Co, do
Court adjourned on Thursday last.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

Grizzled whiskers and moustaches, ladies'
curls into which the snow Of age has Prema-
turely drifted, and red, sandy, OF Whitley
brown hair, receive, as If by magic, and rar-
est shades of black or brown from this harm
less botanical hair darkener. Manufactured
by ]. CRISTADORO, 6 Astor House, New
York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers.
Nav 10, 1866.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07
Affairs in Eur)pe.

The news from Europe by the steamers
which arrived on Sunday seemed to autho
rize indulgence in the hope that it might
be yet possible to preserve the peace be
tween the nations confronting each other
on the Continent. The efforts to Assem-.
bic conference of all the European pow
ers had progressed so far that Austria had
agreed to be represented in that body
But the news received yesterday, which
brings the rumor that France has re.
solved to put her army on war footing
shows, If it is true, that the. Emperor
has but little hope of preventing war
To put the French army on war foot
ing, at present means nothing more than
the occupation of the frontiers. But il
also places Napoleon in a position to in
tervene whenever he thinks that favora
BILE opportunity has arrived and that may be
soon Meanwhile, all the powers which
have been arming continue their work
They have not thought that it is necessary
for them to stop their preparations on ac
count of the conference. They have nc
confidence in its deliberations, and think
that it is best to be fully prepared.
From Roumania there come tiding>
which betoken the commencement oi
hostilties there or speedy settlement Of
the question-Whc shall be Hospodar
Prince Charles, of Hohenzolern: who wa:
elected Hospodar by the pleJiscite, ha:
determined to take advantage of the Of
fer, and he made his entry into Bucharest
Turkey protests against his assumption
of that power, and declares her determine
ton to prevent it by occupying Roumani;
with her own troops. 1t is now announc
ed that a combined force of Turkish and
Russian troops entered Moldavia on the
22d, the former under Omar Pasha and
the latter under G General Rotzebul There
were rumors of battle with the Rou
manians, not we'll authenticated, but it is
probable that the latter, who claim right
to name their own ruler, will resist, and
there is every probability of war in that
quarter before it commences in Austria
Prussia, or Italy.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07
DEAD HEADS,

or, in other words, heads whose once glori-
Gus locks have
WITHERED AND WHlTENED,
can in a few moments be re-clothed with
all their
YOUTHFUL ATTRACTIONS,
by single application of that wonderful
foiioo,on
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1866-06-07

anuary 4, 1S66.-1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
WATER

AS BEEN PRONOUNCEDBY THE MEDI.
Ii esl Faculty and the public to - the most
wondeffsl remedy for the permsaent cars q ~
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KlDKGYH
aAd DaADDss that has ever bees 01ered.
It's not antSnRAL wArEA- ltis from experiences,
that wArsn hsh emanated and Ne
now say let no map dcubt, when q single bottle
has been known q c0re diseases which the best
medical alentin this cOuntfy has failed " relieve
Asemsdy possessing the virtses Of 0nstitution
Water cannot b classcd under ''quack" prepare
tiona ~ Il il now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II il only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies. while
complish : cure; and the success 0fshe ply sicians
incse = his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him ~ pr0duce . cure, while others fail IN
the attempt. Scisnse u satis6ed with the truth.
Give Constitution Water : fair trial-we mean
you who are under some specssltst's care from
who are constantly resorting ~ iOc0t Grsatsssat,
and al sorts os local applications for diseases,
with 50 much chance Of success ss there would be.
from local applications 10 the throat f0r diseases
Of brain. We have been careful to use language
in our circular that could not shock the most DEL
icste organization, but We receive 50 many CON-
munications from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whose disease no men,
ticn has been made, that We have come to the
conclusion that Fthe remedy 10 capable Of pro-
ducing . cure, NO matter what the disease may be,
II should be made known. The medicine is put
up for the public, and there should 10 no excep-
tons. We say, Constitution Water IL not likes
giided pill, made to suit the eye and taste; IL IL
medicine, in every sense Of the term placed In
taken according 70 thr directions il will in every
case produce u radical cure. We would say that
the directions In regard to diet, ETC., relate only to
The disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
hYDH%0QRA :


Ttsss he ph{JjK Nh .,r;.e !.
oAiA Thsy hAss 1iie1sS5 ~
: some ssctisae - dsssss1se EVER 0vs
toeesand trees Ehs1 ~ = THEA tbst 4
tao1ag through the Asld = ssus plaesG
sosyAesssss before ron h ~ dir~6oss.
1As doubts 20 freely sxpsussed II u
46ttly Of our monitor fest 10 srses IL At
aatle have hesu solved b. The mooitsP uoo.
eaeoeks She has arrived q valpesaiso.hsv.
~ osds the passage rossd NJ .'koes' 10
tcod styis,h her "a 6sisg QaalitissJbsias 20
KacA ssuatos vAe vussd ~ The civil
fisAts till. evsr the vetnk wns pssUeatsd e.
n0adAy with . beaoeifsl hoqust Of oewsss
81 . delegation Of colored women. :
-Tshers ne one Adsdfed and twenty-6ss
thsuaand CaaheaiD in PhilaasphiA. stSa
T1s ssges lrsops fseestlys garrisoaidS
Macon, Georgia, have been Ssn. - Port
PalAski. aaa heir pisces Supplied b whias
fssulass. E
II h estimated thaA nsas M thoussod
persons were killed q wounded By ths lAts
tornsdo 10 Pope and Johnson counties, llli-
= Il. at-t ~ h4- go .flF.H4 sr@
Ihs Providence Journal says; "Tbs I'm
preston l. gaining esonnd thst one. II the
surest and safest why's to GET rich ID to rob .
b,nk." G}J.l1A
TIA Albany iIstsol says II fepsss.d
BY . we'll informed parry that. Chauncsy
n. DePew has positively been agreed
upbh II collector of the port Of New
Yorb. > 4ByEsE3a1S t4AsE @fHts
The commissioner ofthc general land off,
CO. announces. in reply toe communication,
that there Is no Law granting bounty hh6
warrants TO soldiers engaged in the late VA
against the rebellion. ~
A crest i3rc occurred At Port an Prince,
TIE 1Dth sltltoo. The FIRE basued for
thirty hours, and consumed one thoussld
houses. Eight Of nine thousand people are
now without homer, masy not being able TO
their clothes FROM the Ere.
The refusal Of . justice to marry = blaGk
man md . white woman; the refusal Of .
hotel keeper to lodge or feed . negro; N Of
to sell = pew to . negro, subjects,
BY tie civil rights bill, the Offending"
party to . fine Of 81 900. or imprisonment.
or both.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
DIABETES

Il . disease Of the stomach and liver, acting
through the kidneys. and is, without doubt. the
mos, obstinate disease. except consumption. that
affects the human constitution. WcLavcno space
for discussing causes. but will state that the Ell
feet Of the disease is the conversion Of The siarcby
principle for vegetable portion of tbs food into
sugar which stimulates the kidneys to an exces-
sive secretion of water. Many personksuilrr from
this disease who are ignorant Of il that is. they
pass large quantities during the day, and are
obliged to get up from one to fifteen or twent,
times during the night. No notice is taken Of j
uutiltheir attention il called tothe lsr re discharge
Of water. and often when ~ is 50 far advanced ss
to be beyond the control al ordinary remedies
Another symptom is the extreme thirst. which.
when the disease is fully established, IS intolcra-
ble-Me patient drlnls constantly rithont btsp2
scttAfed : also dryncss OF the mouth, cracking ol
the lips, . sweet breath, in the more adv anced
cases, and finally loss otapretitc, rmaciation, nud
the patient gradually sinks from exhaustion.
CONSTITUTION WATER Is without doubt, the only
known remedy for 4iahetes, aud We have rs much
confidence that il is d specific a. v" layc that OH
um will produce sleep, ianc 4 u'hfnlly sny that il
has cured every case in which ithas beer used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

"a eAar0 o0d x8nSUuS DGDl1B bis
study Tor the last twesty ayesrss ed ::
therefore the peraon whom al afflicted shnpld
consult. No one ever heard " . FstSens
of i,is moi being cured since hc has beer ~ the
city. His rcputstion has yoecLers ~ 81 tnccny
papers, his patients and the msdicsl proJessiDn
both mere aud abroad, ~ bsing the most AkNAe0
Spceinlist here, sDd y thosough msster Oi ~
sexual disea.e. II others fail, dcn's despair, rye
him . call. 1t 10 only ! cOn mon oeecnSreoe1 WIN
him 70 csrs such cases. His r0oEs src sepsrete
Tor ladies and gentlemen. and the most coinpSs'e
n the city. 49,.
You've Nsx, TAss PA.rsruLAa NoTicC -DOctof
Bipelow AevCfer much ~ his time IN the tsees.
ment or those rases caused By . secret habit ehst
euins both mind and body, uniting Tho us44r.
tunafe individual lr either business or nec1esy.
The sad effects Of these early habits, OF - ex.
cessss Of riser ysasn, IL ~ weaken snA deblbt4sc
the constellation, AsAtroy the physical apd menseI
| powers. dimsetsh add ewfseele The aaaassl tss!-
| iSyx. and cxiAuststhe vital eneseses ~ ueehesdi
| The pleasures Of life are nst1e", the ce3ees OF
| marriage frustrgted, and exisSence ttssiI tseee,.
ed . term Of unceasing missry end reRiey Secn
| p-srsons, especially those cOnsempIsus0 66sI.
| Sisge. shAsld tose no tim 10 making tmmeesess
application, as Dr. B., ~ his nsw -
| enabled ID ensure 4 Speedy ard Iefnbsnentc1rS
Consultation free and confdentiaI. once NO.
l1o South Cla,k street, ceSner o. Aoer2e:
| half : block from The Post OGcss "a Hox
| Chicago, M. Office hours from = 70 So:
Send for his eGulds - HsaStbs" pubaaseee
| monthly. free ~ rharg~s $3.50 tiA. s2-.1
N. B.-Ladics. Hcnd for : descriptive ci.rculares!ce.
| sarie J.enedie. Tho best plryenuyc 81 tcnenD4oo
l krnan. Acrf n AN adAs9~o - oE6Aarg6. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

Every family Al this SCISSOR, sat6uDd uss
SPEEKS SAMBUR0 PORT WINE
Ccicitnird IN Eurntcqoy m imsdtthnal and bsne1ea!
qualities. highly csiecnseA ny eNnsseo phyeeeAMnes 80
In European and A~nrtfeAn Ilos ri'as. and ~ sn9s0
the first families IN Europe ana Asncstea!atn T. eIaJ
AZ 4 lONle-It bse No eeOaA. csneseE 10 appetite,
and ~iniiiin. MP the syAtrvs, bSfsg s,tirsiya pessvaoe
As " < ,ii rish11 ifesfS hinpaie aAearhy action ofths
Glands. kidnsys and TRINITY Organs. very kWe,ac@An
Duu,ss. Goia and IthelimsAle silvstltnH. q. ~. 81.
SpbsR's WINE isa purc article ispm ~ SsicepI
thu Tort tssapo, lassessisg MediuA uunrleaee erpe-
rior Ia any 0llicr wine ~ usH. asd eM~ecaNeiA a!icle
for MI weak and debititaitd perORs, End 01 NV 90
inarm. I'm proving this appetite - bsasS1sins Isdiss
sn6i children. s M. IN -. VOL d 4s,a
Try II once, ard you will not be deceived. ..m4.
~ Dc nlrv tho ~siiaalurs n AivREn 6eEHA DVvef
ccork " sacn tAetse. III AL ..g 49, ~.
-. ~" 3. y c a,sfT,;Il sp1a |l a,hsfl1,s fS1's . eh %S. % y;
article. lmyoriad only b, Mr. spccr, direct frqin the
~ Trade s.sppllsd. V M~hdieuts e~rTSgist. Y rsw
YORK.. Eua,nn. TiiIadcllhid and ~. LOFTS, Arm " 2
a. siEIi,. n his Vineyard u New !ctAk7.l Ff1ki'
pal otite. 20. broadway. yygw I"rx; : .rApws
Wholesale and Retail Druggists Dec4oly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12

rNE cNEhf f63 (yE 0E6f0Y.
UlR JAMES CLARKg'S
celebrated Female Pills.
hepafee ffoa : pcssrsiptioa = eir >. Chrk, r. y.
mn snsHEalssaHRs sse1esss7sFs s2h \ i u, !,
y ~: sss' :1 s:'asea.f !. . :ssy.s. Y ssa::.':. M. N .... =:
= rsmcvs Ill obarucdoas, md : speedy curs pay
TsD MARRIED. LADIES
y Rssellarly suited. twill, in . ahsrt tins, brine
~ B "a S!;; ::E;as&s~
CAUTION.
me sP Fiss III rn Ilssis s 's5 r 'iss q s r rsms,s' !: du ,s.s
: e. 's = skeeess s'st's.tk vs,IfsssP1kSSs
In all cases Of Nervous or Spinal A n.ct,ous p.,r., IN
ne hack and Limbs, Fatigue on eight e~xertion, Pnlpj.
tasicn Of the Heart, Mysteries, and Whites, the.e rim
~ '.n snect : cnre wnen alIfsher means have failed md
s s''sSi.s saik sSssf's = s ssysabs ~ ss M ss Z r. , ss:s,,; a.
''*l's' "A'sa III y 4 AZ dfs "a Ss;fsIIsaa:
Sole Agent for the United states and Canadas,
N. B.-ei and = postage siampr enclosed 10 M an
thori.ed Agent, viii ensure 4 bottle, containing fiNy
rIlls. BY return mail. n~ov4-dAwiy
slsNsQDR. MAf11MAnXcAS aVas
@ A A II II II 5 N JEFF.
This Snuff ~ proved itseiftc be the hes, article known
Tor curing the Catarrh, Cold In the Head and Headache
y has oeen found an excellent remedy In many cases d
esre nvss. Dsaiues fAs bsss ses.svedbyi n, - nsos.
ing has one been grea " improved byits use.
HI fragrant aud agreeable, and
Gives Immediate Relief
@ the dull heavy pains caused by diseases Of the head.
Ins sensations amer using II are delightful and invieov.
asine II opens and purses out all obstructions, |
strenEshsns ue glands. and gives . hsalthv artlss .
More sEanY fnirty Years
OF sale and use OF Dr. Marshnlls Cstar, h and Headache
enu6. has pro- d is great value for all the common dis-
sver Nefcfe. - fs. k 10 sl
1s~ser<eoaaAsndsat - asanyassthe Beat Ayaissans ~.
susse 9Th lssat saoea.s an1 ssaslseNon evssy vksss.
80sA e1aDt 00reaneaaen - whole.
: so10 Uf0UB1aeN ~ De6A. EfW8449
The andesssned. having for nany years been 20.
essntsd With " Aarhslp Catsnh and Hesaaehs
ai.nsa. and sold Il ~ our Wholesale trade, ~cheesfully state
that wsoelieSe Ell 70 BE- equal, IN every respect, 10 the rec.
CONSIDERATIONS given 81 h ~ the cure cfCatarrA Aeec.
tOns.a ~ itAat Y y dscidsasy de hssta rsicls ~ Asvs svss
answn pr "A common dkessss o. ur Head.
nas.A rsrry. bostca DaruesA paSh. Nss Yosh
nom L.seca1O Q. = ss.pa.sf AL Ace =
Seth y 1c~ie do Mckssch Z Robbins, %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-04-12
Economy 4 Drflliancy
KEROSENE LIGHTS
Gte -0UPEnSEDEs1b!
Pesr0lesssps P0lsssSsss'ized
NJ the Uss or



lie IN bs6sLt.ED, TRIMMED. and LIGHTED With
sut removing The SHAt = or CHIMNEY, and has
We have Z large assortment Of Chandeliers aud
Hanging LsA,,s, u. ack+t, and Table Lamps also
l~vEs'rArENr ATTACHMENTS. which ronsists 81 an
improved 6hads or Globe with Chimney and Feeder
Gnrner, conveniently combined and made applicable
TO ANY common Tia lr Lamps and Gas Fixtures rlready
a n.s, s ;'a' t sisas *, r sss s,s,p s sn .a sss. s:. S1 ca, .sa',nF'
Great saving OF 1slnss ss we II mr.
OIL.
Our Shades and 'Cti, ncys never need be handled ex.
ctpt fos clsn ninT, ard art Of eosrse, hess sxvcsedto
break &c than in the cid fashioned lamps. where Ne
sumsd
gu, c,iresy, ..s H:s. p s,as5 2, SUPERIOR
.gS0o Soaoepk&6sh0keA exsracts rou, a(tsD.
&C.. we have selected from many We have received dur.
iss The short time our es,gs have cen before the pub.
lie. While their superiority seems to be appreciated
and ackn uledged by all uho have ever used them, We
would call specaf A~tentiDn 70 ~hstis eaid By pers, .
residing In citSes ard vho. hating tceh accustomed TO
the use Of gas, can judge Of thet comparative excel.
beaes.
rs..n u. q Dowe,, ESQ. Puh,ishsr Ct The Independent
attached In tAsis place, We Ses I brilliant yet mellow
light, far superior to what We have :. eadsred" heretn-
tote. hsvs sis een, y wtn ese. am all 1s,k vsil.
Prom Dr. Carroll Durham lrvinston, N. Y.
For use In the study, AMI fticnlasiy with . micro.
have ever sssn. fions &, lssvs s. dc dss Of gas in
rson Sc.tsr ; wells Psychologists, New Ysrh.
We are now ssisg the nev light In our essab,ishnsnt.
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VET q shan aay we hese ever s,ed..
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0use:-l IN veil sstisA 4 with your lamp, y ~
Il work veil An nv friends Who \ ave aeon the ham. a a
mentsare delighted y N Il.
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pso.fy. s1sn sss. K !. % Ss, &c i.' Sha 1 :. ssp: e 20 ~ =
to adopt them throughout ur factory.
- RsoG. kassn, raeksr l~nsatsts, Broshiya.
the county and am very much p essed ~kh them. 10.
simpl city slnaeassusnt, iss es:.nline.s and safety !
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f~essss,a-f ,ss,fN. s..siiss IL use. Ifs steady, id,
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ltsov !. TO SesAsis.r. sasd think /. is the mos
scon.mical light l ever had,
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hon me New Havsn VCcHiJ nsssssss:
~ enpesjmsAss tsts1 - thi6 4 0eo, ~ Soun1 Ut 81
hours, Miiy salisf ine - shss they sTs ~ uoss sssi
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to ssin !" n. ssS TsSsSs not sA.s ssHe,s &scsSss
sosld prefer she guilty Of light 70 that Of gas 4 tas
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