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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-11-14

Prout and should vote for him, and un-
der no consideration could he (Mr. NY
accept the office If elected.
House Bils Pass3-To repeal so much
OF the provisions of certain acts therein
named as authorizes the town of Pom.
fret to aid in building railroad,
To incorporate the frozen well hotel
company of Brandon; both passed,
Granting certain privileges to the viii
lage of Ludlow ordered to lie.
To incorporate the Douglass marble
company Of Brandon.
To enable school districts No 9 and 10
in Rockingham to unite and form one
school district.
To incorporate the Green Mountain
marble company OF Dandy.
10 incorporate the Killington hotel
company
To incorporate the Manhattan marble
company.
To incorporate the Vermont stone
cutting machine company.
To incorporate the Green Mountain
quarrying and manufacturing company.
10 incorporate the Vergennes steam.
boat company. .s ..
To incorporate the Rutland boot and
shoe company,
Reports - From com on town linas.
against petition for annexation of nsrt
Of FerrisbHrgh to Panton,
From com on judiciary, against II 1914
In addition to chap SO In relation To
marriage; third reading refused.
Adjourned.
AFTERNOON. -.
Reports From committee on State
Prison, favorablY relating to discipline
o. same.
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RashinEton spectaIs.

NEW YORK, March 2.-The Herald's
Montreal special says the provincial
territory will be declared a kingdom Mt
the first meeting of the United Repre-
sentation, and Prince Arthur, third
son of Queen Victoria, will assume
charge of it. He is seventeen years of
age, and one of his numerous names is
Patrick" given as mark of royal re-
gard for the whole Irish people. He
made his entry into public life, in Dub
lin, and II is supposed may do much in
his executive capacity towards neutral
izing the Irish tendency towards Feni-
anism in America.
The Worlds special says: Horace
Greeley had long interview with the
President yesterday, and urged him to
sign the reconstruction bill. 1t is also
said he told the President there should
be an entire cabinet change. It also
says it is reported that one OF the Color
ado Senators testified before the Judi
ciary Committee that the President had
made overtures to them that if they
would support his administration he
would not veto the admission bill,
while on the other hand one of the wit
nesses testified that the oYertures came
from the Senators or one of them, and
that letter making the proposition
was produced before the committee.
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From Washingtop.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The President
approved the Consular and Diplomatic
bill, and Military Academy bill, also
the bill to refund to each person draft
ed under the calls of February and
March, 1864, who paid continuation,
and also required to enter the service,
or furnish a substitute, three hundred
dollars; the report agreed to by Con-
gress from the Conference Committee,
on the Issue of $50, OOo, 600 loan certifi-
Gates, at three per cent. interest, and
strikes out the second section of the
Senate bill prohibiting The payment of
interest on reserve deposits.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-The Senate
has confirmed the nominations OF Jno.
A. Dix Minister at Paris, and Hugh
Ewing to he Minister Resident at
Hague.
There seems to be a general under
standing that the House of Represen-
tatives Of the 10th Congress, will, to-
morrow, effect a partial organization
by re-electing Mr.. Colfax TO the
Speakership, without any previous
formal arrangement There appears TO
be a common aeQuiescence in this COM
pliment to a popular officer.
1t is probable that Mr.. Mcpherson,
clerk of the House, will also be re-
elected tomorrow
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Boston Root ana shoe Nnrl,et-


There y nothing Of special interest 70 re-
cord in the Boot and shoe market Tor the
week, beyond that already noticed since the
opening OF the spring trade Trade continues
moderately active considering the depression
oil business In prices there has been no
changei the general BELIEF is that they have
toucned the lowest point for the season. The
Withholding of active operations among
manufactures, which has now become quite
general, and which Is still further promIyted
by the aspect of the leather market on iate
and the gradual reduction OF the stock on
hand, lnellnes many 10 the belief that an adj
the next two weeks; this, however. Is Tiorbi-
fuL especially II the downward tsndeDcy Of
nlAteItA5 cohunues- Western buyeES al
though they have not in all cases taken the
uspAl quAnaty OF goods, speak encouraRingly
% business In tneir section and VIII no doubt
I've I1IneL orders 10 complete assoTtmentE
Ihe Total shipments Of boots and shoes for
tns week nave been ., 9S5 cases Total for the
Elonth OF feoEuaTy this year 70,l55 CASES
same month last year IL was Is ,IS3 cases
since January the shipments show a falling
about Is ,O09 CASES. -
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New York News.

NEW YORK, March 1.-The Times
says the veto of the reconstruction bill
will probably be sent in to-day. 1t is
in print. The last revise proof having
been sent to the printer at l O'Clock last
night. 1t was read to three OF the cab
met and approved.
Several democratic members say that
it is the intention on. their part to delay
the passage Of the bill. r
The veto. of the tenure of Office bill
will be sent in at the same time. The
democrats will resist the passage of the
former.
The President had not received the
army appropriation bill. He will also
veto that.
Nearly all the new members of the
tortieth Congress have arrived in Wash
ington.
The Times special learns that the testi-
mony taken by the Judiciary committee
in the impeachment matter thus far is
of the most f1imsy and irrelevant ma
ture.
The reports of cabinet changes are
nothing more than curb stone gossip.
The Fenian convention in this city
adjourned sine die yesterday.
The house carpenters of this city,
Harlem, North New York, Brooklyn
and Morrisiana, have resolved to de-
mand, after the first Monday in April,
S4,O0 per day.
in his race with Hammill, on the Mo-
nongahela, in May next, has been I'm
ished at Roberts boat yard, in Harlem.
1t is thirty-two feet in length, thirteen
and a halt inches beam, and weighs
thirty-hye pounds.
A Tribune special says that several
prominent Republicans spent much
time with the President yesterday, and
that is said to have caused the delay in
sending in the veto. The prominent
Democrats, as well as Republicans,
were endeavoring TO have him sign the
bill.
There seems little, ifany, probability
of the Conference Committee, on the
loan bill, agreeing. An effort at COM
promise will be made, but the chances
for the measure are poor.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIkI.
miscellaneous

1AASCCAlanGOuS@
The following remarks are from the Balu-
more CO1IB1eTcidr:
There is general Misrepresentation express
ed among financial men at our great bust
ness centres, against any further curtailment
OF the currency, as such step would Tend
both directly and indirectIy 10 cans a DE-
rangement in value as to shake the very
fabric of our home trade.
POLITICAL economy Is entirely at fault con-
corning the rates which should exist between
the gold and paper currency of a country to
ensure us prosperity; the progress OF com
money an absolute necessity and II Is Alto
gether questionable If any further contrac-
ton In legal tenders is necessary to be made
prior to a resumption of specie payments,
Confidence Is all that Is required and N the
Government can create this among its credI-
ions, us promises 10 pay viii rapidly advance
to a gold standard. The premium ON gold
has been as low IS . per cent when the vol
st ~ ~ y sie = Anoat was even larger
IMAM u Is at present, and there Is no reason
why the amount OF legal tender now IN cir
culation should be the means of keeping tn
premium at 70 days rate.
II Is bad policy in business 10 liuuidate ont
standing obligations by renewing acceptancfs
continually, but II the commercial neoessitiss
OF community are such as to render such a
step advisable in consequence OF increased
traffic, it should without question be adopted
effects undoubtedly, but on the other hand IL
has gwen vast impetus to trade which has
the means OF causing the burden OF a serious
taxation TO be far more lightly felt than it
otherwise would have been. =
Legislation should be made to conform to
the bulk OF commercial interests, and with a
view 10 this end, for the time being at least
there should be as few Obstacles thrown IN the
way Of business from any marked dirnfuu-
ton In the circulating medium, as possible
a resumption OF specie payments to-mor-
row would be OF ITSELF simply oisasfrons 1T1d
WouId temporarily paraly1e the business OF
the whole country; II would cost such a vast
and inconceivable arrangement in vaJne a.
has never before been known. Such q step
must pe made gradually, and the less ID Is
Ielt Inc Detter Tor all concerned; but the ac-
uon OF congress Is held in suspense and bu-
s!ness IS at a stand still, not only on the New
YORK Stock Exchange, but throughout an
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by Telegraph
an Financial Circles NJ

BOSTON, March z-The-e Is great trouble IN
manga! circles here. The Cashier OF the
sets, Il short SIl0,O90, The Presidenf ~ re
bank gave notice that the Csshie- r..y,, - t
since been heaTu OF. A---A HOS
There was considerable excitement in STATE
street this morning, occazioned By frreEnIar.
state Bank, in regard 10 ne eeTfif - IT, ~
etlscEs - Ep9as bearing the name or Mel.
len, " 4Iu q Co. Brokers, who SusDepded
sSnted AZ tne clearing house Al fuorniuz ct
eLl . ~ Sar1ous banks holding the same
- ttS S - NlION q out by the STATE Bank on
= - ~ - lL1e4tions were made. The d.
SS,ss ~ = ne Institution declare they never
80, = s mo OF agreed to any such arrange
oertine4tion Of cheeks, ana that such Scti S5Is
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BY THE GABLE.
Adyioes to the Sd of March.

PARIS, Mareh2.-Cuba dispatches re-
ceived here from Vera Cruz, state that
communication between that city and
the capital is entirely cut of. Maxi
milan has consequently forbidden the
transmission of dispatches to Europe
giving opinions on the state of the
country, lest they fall into the hands of
the Liberals.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE
morning papers announce that the
Car has strongly urged the Sublime
Porte to cede the Island OF Cuba to
Greece.
LONDON, Noon, March 2.-Consols
unchanged. Erie S65<; Illinois Central
761<; BIOS 7S1<.
LIVERPOOL, Noon, March 2.-Cotton
opened firm and unchanged. Bread
stuffs generally unchanged. California
wheat firm at 1ss Sd. Lard quiet and
steady. Bacon AS for American mid
dies. Pork us Sd for prime city mess.
Petroleum Is ID for Pennsylvania re-
fined. Spirits have advanced Id; sales
at lis per gallon.
@&--AAA-A-NS A-hSAAh5t &hhLSA %s-ottE
Simson has been chosen President of
the North German Parliament.
The King of Prussia gives banquet
TO the members of Parliament.
LIVERPOOL, Evening, March Got
ton market quite active, and showed an
advancing tendency; closed 1871 for
middling uplands, an advance of I'D
since opening; sales of the day 1000
bales.
LoNDoN. Evening, March 2.-Consols
closed at91. Q. s. 5-2Os Ts7!; Illinois 70;
Erie 81.
LONDON, Sunday, March s.-The
Colonial Ministers have resigned for
reasons connected with the reform
question.
The reform bill promised by the
Government will be presented to Par
lament on the 18th.
It is reported that dispatches have
been received here announcing that
war has broken ont in India.
FRANKFORT. Sunday, March 3D.
US. bonds closed yesterday at a.
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LYONS
Periodical Drops,
The Great Female Remedy
for Irregularities,

Is scientifically slapounded finid rr.n,r,-
ton, OF direct and positive action: better Ihan
any pills or Powders-safe at an times except
Nhen lofplooen IN the directions. They are
prepared by myself at my lataTaforS in Ne12
MAVEN ~ having pfacticsd in the hospf-
tals OF farls and London, and with over Is
years OF experience in this city In female ais
esses and weakness, present my French
fe1odles! Drops TO the public as SUPERIOR 10
10y 10y Ieneqy known as a corrective OF iTreTyu-
and always reliable and safe, except when
prohibited In my circular accoInpan Vino sacE
Do1le- have appointed Aessrs a 81 3HsrS-
q Co, wholesale DruEzisfs ~ fI,fs' -, SAL =
general agents for the United Stafes- f.Tics
So ~ per bottle. Sold by druggists eyery-
PTePared by IL. LYON, ND
may @VAgN New Haven d
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rRy Telegraph

HUDSON n. Y, March 2-The FtnSt Ma
tional Bank Of this city closed door fr-day
LOT examination OF the accounts OF the CASH
lei being defaulter to a large amount, the
extent o. when Is yet unknown He &C.
knoEledgS having lost heavily in fancy
STOCK sPecuhhons Depositors are amply
secured and bill-holdefs, the President an
nouneea, nave nothing 10 fear Nalnahles
deposited for safe keeping are not touched
Inc investigation In pTocTess is to ascertain
The extent Of the defaleation.
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Guarantee a Cure in Every
Instance,

When oronghIy-acconainr To the
4dIeclons, which accompany each bottle,
Slergyneny Physicians, Merchantg PROBES
lonal Gentlemen in all stations OF life-our
most eminent men in public positions-aII
v VINO nave ever used or seen IL used ioin In
me most unlimited praise OF its rner1ts; and
men and women, old and young, by the
thousand, testify and will tell you that Il Is
the most wonderful remedy Ofthe nineteenth
century, whilst the proprietors WARRANT Il
IN every case. Letters reach us every day,
nom persons In every part OF the land, telling
OF Lne miraculous cures u has performed,
whist our best physicians are constantly
nrBing us 10 tell them the formula from which
II Is made, saying its effects are wonderful
It's success beyond all precedent, and its cure
In even the most aggravated caseS "a certain
as sunrise. Il viii stop distress amer eafins1
In q moments time sWeelen q sour s,t0rnarb
as soon as taken; relieve pains or craTnI1. f,1
stomach or bowels instantaneousiy and ena
Die the dyspep1c sufferer. who has lived Tor
years on Graham bread and the piainesf
diet 70 eat nearly meal without fear OF any
trouble from II We earnestly flsly one fr5si
where, al 81 per bottle, or Q bottles for a
u u. CLARK & CO., ProprietOrs
- New Haven, Connecticut.
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R1rer ma Ren,her.

CIScINSAII, March 2.-The river has
fallen 3 inches since yesterday, with a
feet 10 inches in the channel.
The weather has been cloudy and
damp all this morning, and is now
showing lightly. with the Thermometer
at IS degrees
CAIRO, March 1.-The Ned Tracy.
from ST. Louis TO New Orleans, left at
P. NJ; the Amanda arrived from
Evansville and returned at II P. NJ: the
Empire len for Memphis and Louis
Vile at a. NJ; the Anna, from Cincin-
natito Memphis, len At A. NJ
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B. F. CALDWELL,

MASUFACTURER OF COPPER TIN
~ and sheet Iron Ware. and dealer IN
sStnset kVItsI,5p VIZ SSttSyes, No. ID Main
~ E0pl l respectfully Gall the attention NJ
ne ne PUBIC 70 my large and selsct sfoci- ~ ~
Fruit Cans and Can Tom @>e'e'sa- Also
sonsi St5snS ~ a kinds win reOeive my per-
Oh, on Vel Casing and Sand Pumps made IN
ly9 B. P. CALDWELL.
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CISCISNATI, March 2d.-The Cfncin-
natl City Council yesterday, by a vote
of q to u engrossed the ordinance
providing for the issuing of bonds to
the amount of $3,O00, 900 for the pur-
chase of the gas works
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COrrecfinn

NEW York, March 2.-The failure of
the Boston Insurance Company, sent
yesterday, should have been the Equi-
table Fire and Marine, not Equitable
Life, as stated.
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Of their cashier was wholly unauthorized.
me sums involved in these transactions Il
upHsrus OF half million OF dollars. Other
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FROM san Franeiseo.

San FRANCISCO, Mar. III. Ross
Browne from Lower California, per
steamer Lawrence, reports the discov-
cry of rich mineral resources, valuable
for geographical position, bays, harbors,
fisheries, comparatively; worthless for
agricultural purposes. Magdelana is
splendid Bay for a naval station. The
surrounding country is barren, and
water is scarce. Browne and party are
making detailed Reconnaissance OF
the interior. They will probably be
four months on their journey through
Santiago, California and La PaZ, ar
ranging for the possession of grants.
An elaborate report, embracing charts,
measurements, observations of the
country, are in progress of preparation.
The steamship Herman sailed TODAY,
The ship Day Dawn, for Hong Kong,
to-day, carries two hundred and forty
three thousand dollars in treasure,
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RICHxoSD, VA, March 2.-The Gov
ernor called an extra session of the
Legislature to-day for Monday next.
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EDWARD REED.
S0AP and CANDLE MANUFACTURER

II Thu IININELI
WHEELING, w, va.
IItnE SUBSCRIBER RETURNS THANKS
80 70 me public for the liberal patronage be-
ssohed on the nFIn OF Reed a Neill, and ne
me manufacture OF Scan aud Candles Al tfe
ola stand, and requests the attention of those
WIG purchase 70 sell again, TO his large and
febT-6m EDWARD RErn
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The House again, at = quarter past
one, went into committee and resumed
the consideration of the deficiency bill
at section s, making appropriations for
| the Choct2w Indians, The section was
struck out, and then the committee, at
TO the House.
Nj. Wilson, from the Judiciary Com
illlltees Inaue a report on the proposed
impeachment of the President THE
minority report of Mr.. Rogers Was also
presented to the House and read Roth
were tabled and ordered TO be nrinfsj
Mr.. Conktin, at s a. NJ, made a "a
port from the Conference COMMITTEES on
the legislation appropriation bill. The
committee failed to agree.
After discussion, the report was re-
ceived and the committee discharged,
and the House still further insisted and
asked for another committee.
MI. Lawrence, OF Ohio, from the Con-
ference Committee on the bill to define
and punish certain offences, made re-
port, which was agreed TO. 70 II =
The House went into Committee of
the Whole on the naval appropriation
bill. The Senate amendments were
non-concurred in. Conference Com
mittee asked for. e s-s a
The House, at 5:l5 a. M, proceeded
to consider the bnsinesss on the Speak
Mr.. Schenck, at $40 a. M, moved
that when the House adjourn It be to
meet at S o'clock Sunday evening.
"A debate ensued on the propHety OF a
Sabbath session.
1t was ordered that when the House
takes recess il be till p. m.
The Senate bill appropriating so, 900
for the temporary relief of the colored
people of the District of Columbia was
tabled.
Mr.. LeB1oud, from the Conference
Committee on the legislation appropria-
ton bill, reported the committee unable
to agree.
Mr.. Morrill, moved that the House re.
cede from its disagreement to the Senate
amendment striking out appropriation.
The bill passed. -
Mr.. Newell Withdrew his motion to
reconsider the vote agreeing to Con-
ference Committee on sundry civil ex-
penses, which was agreed to.
The House resumed the business on
the Speakers table.
On motion of Mr.. Ancona all fines
and penalties imposed on members for
absence without leave, were RENTED.
/ The House at o'clock resumed the
business on the Speakers table, the
Senate bill relating 10 appeals and writs
oierror to the. Supreme Court.
Mr.. Wilson offered several amend
ments on matters in detail, which were
agreed 10, and the bill as amended was
passed.
The Senate bill to regulate the dispo-
sition ofan irregular fund in custody
of the Freedmen's Bureau, was passed.
The Senate bill to abolish and for
ever prohibit the system ofpeonage in
the territory, ofNew Mexico, and other
parts of the United States, was passed.
The Senate bill supplementary to sew
eral acts of Congress abOlishing i'm
prisonment TOR debt, was passed..
Mr.. Kasson made a report from the
Conference Committee on the naval APP
preparation bill, which was agreed to.
The House then, at 20 minutes to 8
O'Clock, took a recess till p. m.
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@ O e. S
DY SPEPSIA.
@ u RE.

LIE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY FOR
DysPePSinr Indigestion, Constipation Gener-
AZ debility, Flatulency, Want OF Appetife
SICK Headache, Sickness Tor Nausea al the
Somach, cholera Morbus. Pains or CrRmps
IN the stomach or Bowels, and in fact Tor
every Disorder that has its origin in a dis0r-
dered state of the Liver, Stomach and Bow
els-s presented to the public with the run
assurance that It Is the safest srresSt and L.s.f
dyspepsia Medicine ever known 10 The world.
4 II Is not a whisky preparation 10 be used as a
beverage, but Is Medicine especially adapted
70 diseased or Dyspeptic Stomach. The
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EARLY SPRING FASHTONS

JUST RECEIVED
BY MR. KYLE d Mr.. VVATKIHs.
i6l Main 81, WHEELING.
Ladies' and AIisses' Dr. "a CO.
made, Or cut and basted. Patterns for SsIe.
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MoSEr-Siore active at per cent for call
for inst class bills.
GoID-Lower; opened at 1885,. and closed
GOviEHsAEST sTocks-ouiet. --
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LATEST ~ARKES5P. N

ELoUR-Duu and declining.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and heavy at 81 20
O. . Tor No spring. Con-Steady at 81 o.
IN store, and 81 09 afioat for mixed western.
Oats-Dull and heavy at 5S962c for western.
HRoyIsIoHS-POrk-FIrm at 81 81 for cash
and 81 -, regular, for new western Mes
Beef-Quiet and firm, Bacon-Quiet- Dressed
hoEs-Sales at 81 &C for western. LArd-Dull
Tie rendered.
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MARCH 2.-F'LOUR Steady.
GRAIS-Wh Eirmer; 81 20 for No. I and
81 S.5Egl,SS for No. .. Corn-Eirm at 77l<6
IlzEc- Oats-Quiet and arm at Ale,
Lard-Firm; parties apart; sales at l2ai2l[c,
San Francisco.
MARCH l.-FLoUR-s5 1896 Is
MINING SHARES-Cnown Point $50; Gould
Curry 4Ss Chollar 20; 0phir no; Empire Mil
ltO1 Legal Tenders 7S5<.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1867-01-04

Cahaba

OahaOa COaI Company
4 AM the agent for the above company and
4 win continue to keep on hand large guam
tity of their coal for SALE 1t is very superior
or CRATES, smith or foundry uses-burns free.
and makes but little cinder.
&c. 1f-dXW4m =
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SOLD By
RICE. BROS CO..

03 & 95 Camp Street, New Orleans, La.
Sole Agents in the State Of Louisiana.
Nov 21-d&w3m
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The Improved ICharter Oak Stove
WITH EXTENSION TOP.

Has but one damper, and is so simple in its
ovens are larger. bake more uniform, an &
stove heavier than any cooking stove of cor
responding size ever made.
The Charter Oak is made expressly for the
Southern and Western People, and We are
confident that they will find it the Best and
Cheapest cooking stove that they can buy.
Made and sold wholesale and retail b! the
Excelsior manufacturing Conn amy,
ST. Louie, MO.