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One of the few really successful enterprises of the
day is PARKER n CO.'S One Dollar Sale. Their
system offers greater opportunity for the purchase
of the thousand and one useful articles. at price
that comes within the reach of Nll classes. than any
other.
1t Is a wen understood fact, that certain classes of
goods pay the dealer very large percentage of
profit: This appears almost necessary, especially
III Fancy Goods, Jewelry, Silver Plated Ware, sc,
of which a dealer does not sell sufficient of any one
art Gle to make it IN object of trade, and is obliged
to purchase in small quantities; and when the
goods are sold by three or four different classes Of
merchants, and each charge very large profit, the
price becomes double the original cost OF manufac-
lure before reaching the hands of the people.
1t is in such goods Parker & Co., 9S & 100 Summer
St. Boston, deal most extensively. Their sales are
immense they make each article a speciality, Of
ten buying all Il manufacturer can produce. Their
system gives universal satisfaction. Read their
advertisement. 1mlG
How many despairing inyads have received light
and hope from the perusul Of DR.. A. H. Hayes
medical works ii would be impossible to estimate.
While engaged IN an extensive and most lucrative
practice he has yet found time to write series of
treatses that will confer upon him mperishablc re-
nown. All should read them. (See advertisement
of Peabody Medical ln.titute.l 3ml0
''Will you take hack sirT' ''No sir, had a
hack for five years and got rid of it by using WAR
RENS CArGH BALSAM.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CHANGED by the use Of
the Peruvian Syrup Ga protoXide of from from
weak, sicky, suffering creatures to strong, healthy
and happy men and women, and inyads cannot
reasonable hesitate to give it trial. For Dyspepsia
and Debility it is specific
Have you a severe wrench or sprain? Have you
rheumatism in any form? Have you stiff neck, or
punches caused by rheumatic pains? If so, "John-
sons Anodyne Liniment" is a specific remedy, and
IS also the best pain killer in the world.
We often see large stocks of cattle which do not
seem to thrive, and come out "spring poor, all for
want of something to start them in the right direc
ton. One dollars worth of ''Sheridan's Cavalry
Condition Powders, given to such stock occasion
ally during the winter, would be worth more than
an extra halt ton of hay.
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70 the Hono1uble, the Supreme Judicial Court
meat to be holden at Belfast in forth Coalnty
Of Waldo, on The thru Tuesday Of October,
4. D. 1869.
r IZZIE A. PARTRIDGE, of Stockton, in said
IL County Of Waldo, wife of Mathew Partridge, tor
mey of said Stockton respectfully bels and gives this
Honorable Court to be informed that her maiden
was Lizzie Berry; that she was lawfully married to
August 1853; and has had by him two children are
living to wit Alfred aged ten years, and Lillian
your Libelant has behaved herself faithful chaste
and afeconate wife; but that the said Mathew, wholly
than six years last past wholly abandoned and
neglected to provide for your Lbeant though, your
Libelant believes and AYERS abundany able do;
that in November, $780, said Mathew to California
and has returned that since February 1863 he
has provided nothing toward the support Of your Libel
and their said children; that during the said time
said Mathew has always represented to his friends in
Stockton by of letters that he has been pros
porous circumstances and has given your Libel.
ant any one else, SO far your Lbeant knows and
believes for his neglect provide for her
Wherefore, your Libelant prays that she may be di.
vorced from the bond of matrimony between her and
her said children may be committed and int rusted
to her. and as in duty bound will ever pray.
LIZZIE A. PARTRIDGE
STATE OF MAINE,
Waldo, IS.
Supreme Juaicia1 Court, October Term, A D.
1869.
Ordered, That the Libelant give notice of the pen
same with this order thereon, to be published three
weeks successfully in the Republican Journal public
newspaper printed at Belfast in the County OF Waldo
the last publication to be thirty days least before the
next term Of the Supreme Judicial Court to be holden
Belfast, within and for the County Of Waldo. on The
first Tuesday Of January that the Libelee NAV then
and there appear and shew cause any he have why
Attest-S. l.. MILLIKEN Clerk
Attest-S, l., MILLIkEN, Clerk 3w1o
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FAShioSABLE WEDDING. The nuptias of Mis-,
Llzzie Wood, daughter OF Dr.. Wood of this city
md Mr. Horace Anderson OF the L S. Coast Survey
son Of Hon III. j. Anderson, late SixthAudor of the
Treasury, ami formerly Of this State, were ceebrat-
ed at the State Street Church at qua. Ter past eleven
O'Clock Yesterday forenoon. The ceremonies were
very simple and Were witnessed by Il large number
OF friends Of the parties cards of invitation having
been given out. The bride wo re white silk dress
howers III her hair, and long illusion veil. The
bridegroom had on full dress suit of black The
bridesmaids were dressed III white carleton and were
Miss Alice Wood, Miss Emma Smith of Gorham,
Miss Sarah Morrill, of Dorchester. Mass. and Miss
Emma Wood, Of Philadelphia. The eroomsmen
wore fill dress suits OF black, and were Mr. joseph
Anderson and Mr.. Thomas Anderson of Washino
ton, Mr.. VIM. Wood of this city, and Mr.. VIM. II
Stearns of Boston.
The reception was a very recherche affair, and
the couple enjoyed the congratulations of their large
una brilliant circle of acquaintance from halfpas
eleven I'LL one o'clock, at the residence of the brides
FATHER on Free street. Within all was mirth and
gayety, and the short hours passed away AS sweety
=, The melodious strains under the direction Of
~ handler hoated through the splendid apartments
ne bridal party left on the afternoon train on their
way TO Washington. Portland Argus
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Mortgagee's Notice.

IINliE Undersigned executor OF the last will OF Amos
y Sprowl, late Of Wintcrport, IN the County OF Wal
do, deceased, hereby give public notice that he claims
the following described parcels of Innd in said
Winterport VIZ. Beginning at the North Westerly
corner Of land purchased by Asa Is. Webster Of Sewel
f. Spanar, thence Eastcrly by said Webster's land IL
rods and II links thence Northerly by said Wcbsters
land to land of the heirs of the late Richard Sherman
thence Westerly by said heirs land lii and Ii links
to stake; thence Southerly by Harrison rwinng land
the South West corner of land purchased by Asa b.
Webster of Sewc F. SEanar; thence Southcry on the
Eastery side of the back road leading from Wnterport
to Hampen to cedar tree marked and sealed thence
North 81 degrees East 81 rods TO land OF the heirs
late William ii. Shaw: thence on the West line of said
heirs land North Is degrees West rods to the South
line of said Asa b. Wcbsters land thence West i3
to the place of beginning containing:o or
less, by virtue OF Mortgage deed from Asa g. Webster
to said Amos Sprowl, dated December 3ls 1867, and
recorded in the Registry of Deeds Of Waldo County,
Book 39 page I3. That the condition said gage
deed has been and Is broken by ron son whereof
claim a foreclosure of said mortgage.
W1nterport, Nov. $, 1860. JOHN W. SpROWL.
3WlS
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YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN.

il you wish avoid the destructive maades which are
caused by committed in early life, would be
freed from the chains of disease forged by youthful in
discrehons peruse to works Of Dr. Hayes, Consulting
Physician of the Peabody Medical Institute, Boston
TOM treats upon nervous and physical debility, re
soraton of manhood &C., in n mastery manner and it
had become the most popular medical work of the day.
the eminent author, SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY
OF WOMAN, AND HER DISEASES" See the ad-
versemen of The Peabody Medical Institute another
column,
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The papers are really too hard on Governor and
tr1hd Sac hem Hoffman when they say lightly that
tx has nothing but promises to give. They should
rr'nrmber THAI = certain widow once gave all she
bad. Hoffman is only refining upon the example OF
he, mite. Bangor Wing.
lfthe W hig viii borrow a Bible somewhere,
ana HOOK at Mark II 42, it will see that the
widow gave two mites. fit is mean enough
10 disparage the charity OF poor widow who
has been dead eighteen hundred years. it is
very likely to abuse GOV. Hoffman and the
Democratic party.
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNITED ~ p,x,.r,.
STATES District of Maine ~ "AN""trl' /
In the matter of STEPHEN A. DOYLE and OTIS 4.
MARKS, Bankrupts.
TINHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that a Petition hayino
l. been presented to the Court the twenty first V
OF November A. d. 1865, by stephen A. Doyle of Frank
ln IN SAID District, late coparner OF Otis r. Marks OF
the hrm OF Doyle Marks, Bankrupts praying that h.
might be decreed to have full discharge all debts
provable under the bankrupt Act, upon which petition
notice ordered in the Ellsworth American and h.
july A. d. 1869. and it having been to appear TO
the Court on the twenty seventh day OF July d. 1869
that said order through accident and without fault or neg
ec on the part OF the petitioners had not been complied
with, and thereupon.
Uupon the petition of said Bankrupts on the twenty
seventh day of July aforesaid notice was ordered anew
in the newspapers aforesaid returnabe on the first Mon
day Of October, A. d. 1869 and now unon his twan3
hrst day OF October A. ID. 1869 it appearing upon in
specton of the record OF said case that said last men
toned order had been complied with only in part and il
having been shown to the Court that the failure 50 to
comply arose from other causes than the neglect fault
OF inc petitioners, and the said petitioner, having
now presented his petition to the Court praying for
tcc to issue anew on his petition for discharge:
Upon reading said Petition for discharge it il
now, upon the twenty first day of October aforesaid
Ordered by the Court that hearing be had upon
the the first Monday January D. 1870 before
the Court In Portland, In said District at ten O'Clock A.
NJ. and that notice thereof be published in the Ellsworth
American and the Republican Journal newspapers
and that all creditors who have proved their debts and
other persons in interest may appear said time and
place. and shew cause they have why the pravpr
OF said Petition should not be granted.
WIN. p. PREBLE,
3wl Clerk OF District Court for said District
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Turner's Neuralgia Pill; The great remedy fol-
Neuralgia and all Nervous Diseases. More han 100
cured by it In the last two years. Price by mail pack
age $1.06,-G packages $5.27
The Lorraine Vegetable Cathartic L. ill:
The best known remedy tor all Diseases OF the loo
Stomach, Liver Kidneys: for Headache, Rheumatism
and in IL cases where c,thartc is required. Price by
mail, box 81 cts boxes $l.ls,-l2 boxes S3.Gi
TURNER CO., 100 FREMONT ST., BOSTON, MASS.
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MARRIED..

In Swanvlle, Mr.. Hanson W. Young of Waldo, and
Miss Emma Nj. Bowen of S.
In Rockland, Mr.. Louis II. Snow of Brooklyn, n y
and Miss Maria E., daughter OF Francis Cobb, Esq.
In Winterport, Mr.: B; W. Downes, Of w, and Miss
In Stockton, Nov. II, by Henry S. Staples, ESQ., Mr.
D. H. Gray and Miss Ida J. Cummings, both of Prospect
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Admins traitors Sale,

WILL be sold 1T Public Sale, by virtue Of a iicenc.
w from the Court Of Probate for the County OF
Waldo, on Monday, the twentieth [20) day December
A. u 1863, at ten of the clock in the forenoon at my
dwelling house ni'aermo i'll the County OF Waldo SC
much of the real estate OF Charles Nelson late OF Paler
mo, in said County OF Waldo deceased ntesate as will
produce the SUM OF five hundred dollars the paymen
of the said dcceaseds just debts, charges of atmustra
ton and incidental charges said real estate consists OF
about thirty of land which he purchased of JOIN
Greedy part wood land and part pasture land also al the
right he had in amy and all other real estate Palermo
JOHN GREELY, Admins traitor.
Palermo, Nov. 10 1869. 3wjS
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SHIP NEWS.



ARRIVED.
Nov. 18th. Sch Maabar, McCarty, Boston.
18th. Sch Oak Grove, Sylvester, Fishing.
18th. Schs Choctaw Carlow Calais; Banner, Nc Far
land, Ellsworth.
10th, Sch Empire, Ferguson. Boston,
SAILED.
Nov. 18Th. Ship Leonora, new Griffin, New Orleans
Schs Gen Meade, Cunningham, Boston; Malabar, Nc
Carly Ellsworth; Banner, Curtis, do.
LAUNCHED. At Sullivan, Me-, 9th inst. from the
yard OF Messrs. II Hall, fine schooner called
the Evene, 100 tons old measurement, owned by the
builders, Capt Frederick Gilmore (who will command
herr and others OF Belfast This is the second
that this enterprising firm have launched fromheir
yard this season.
At Rockland Nov A. from the yard of Sanford Starrett
Joseph Fish and others of ST. George and parties in
Boston and Rockand and to be commanded by Capt
Orris Wheeler, of St. George.
At Thomaston, Nov 7, from the yard of w Small, a
three masted schooner Of about $50 TONS called AL
dana Rokes, and owned by the builder, Emerson Rokes
Of Rockland, and others.
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SISTER" said one of the brethren at a love
least, ARE you happy?"
res deacon, feel as though | was in
Not in Beelzebub's bosom!"
ell some OF the patriarchs | don't care
which
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CAUTION.
Administrators Sale.

NXlIL be sold at Public Sale by virtue OF liccnct
w from the Court OF Probate Tor the County of Waldo
on Thursday, the 10th day OF December A. d. 1862,
OF the clock i'll the afternoon at the Post Once in ber
ty Village, the real estate of Susan johnson, late OF
Liberty in said County deceased intestae Tor the pay
ment of the said deceased just debts charges of admin
istration and Incidental charges said real estate consists
of two lots OF land situated in Liberty, Waldo County,
formerly part Of tn Israel Johnson ftrm, said lot
being particularly described i'll Waldo registry Book l3S
Page AZ w, IL. MCLELLAN Administrator.
Belfast, Nov, ., lSG9. 3wlS
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Ask YOR DR.. CLARKE'S SHERRY WINE BITFERS,

And take other Sec that the portrait of Dr. Clarke
is upon the label OF each bottle No other is genuine
They purely vegetable and will not intoxicate tsp
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Boots, Shoes 4 Rubbers!
TRUNKS and VALISES.

a LII persons in want of the above articles, will find
"a 1t for their advantage to call upon the subscriber
at the CITY BLOCK SHOE STORE, where may be
found large and seasonable stock The very lowest
prices. w. T.. COLBUilN.
Belfast, NOV. ~, 1869. Owls
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DE NE HEALED
ID OF whats0eyer uDisens

DE NE HEALED
- OF " whatsoever Disease We have by
the GREAT SPIRITUAL REMEDY, MRS sPENCE's
POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE POW
DER>. If your druggist hasn't the Powders, send a
brief description Of your disease to PROF. PAXTON
SPENCE, Al. d., Box 5S17, NEW YORK CITY, and those
mysterious, w0nder.wOrking Powders will
be mailed to you, post paid. \ box 81. q boxes -
tf43sp
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WarrGn'S Couch BalSaIn !!

Is beyond question the very est medicine of the day
for all COUGHS, COLDS, Sore THROAT and LUNGSi
Also for Whooping Cough AMI Group in Children is
the most effective medicine ever used.
Sold by ali Dealers in Medicines.
b. +. BRADBURY, Proprietor, Bangor, Me-
. GEO. Z. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Agents for New
England. SmI7
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Belfast & Moosehead L. r. r. Co.

compliance with order of the Board of Directors
their office in Hayford Block, in the city Of Belfast
Monday the goth day of December next at 10 O'Clock,
tor m secs me- made M on
A. D. 1862 the 2st day of june A. D. 1862 and the I'd
day OF August A. D. 1869, the following described
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FATAL ACCIDENT. Last Wednesday tore
noon, a boy about ten years Of age named
VIM. H. Tibbetts, a sou of the late James
Tibbetts, Of Litchfield, went down into the
basement of Bartlett & Woods -four mill, on
Summer Street. A short time afterwards,
Mr.. Silver, brother-ln-law of the lad, and
employed in the mill, had occasion to 90
down stairs, where he found the litelcss body
Of the lad in a horribly mangled condition.
II is supposed that he endeavored to place a
belt upon the pulley Of a grindstonc and was
caught in an upright shaft which made a hun
bred revolutions a minute. No cutlery was
heard, and he must have been killed in an in
slant When discovered his body is said to
have presented Il shocking sight. His head
was crushed and his brains were found in
distant part of the room; one leg was torn oft
below the knee and thrown with great force
against the wallofthe building, tearing away
4 board, while his arms and other portions of
his body were teartully mangled Such was
the power with which he revolved around
the shaft that his body tore down q partition
and threw oycrthc heavy grindstone, Card
ner Reporter
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES
DISrElC COITHI OF rIE UNIFIED o.
STATES, State OF Maine IN hANhEfI'

DISTRICT CouEI OF rIE UNITED -, ,.
STATES. State OF Maine. IN hANhElfl'f.
In the matter OF STEPHEN \, DOYLE and orlS Z
MARKS Btnkrupts.
fNlIIS IS 10 GIVE NOTICE. that a petition haylug
been presented to the Court twenty first ia,
OF November, A. D. Isis 10y OtIs k MARKS Franklin
IN tl, district, late copartner Of stephen Doyle, uu
der the trim OF Doyle Marks blnkrupt- praying That
ne might be decreed IL have full discharge from all hi
debts, proyablc under the bankrupt Act upon which
petition notice ordered in the Ellsworth American
OF July A. D. 1868, and it having been made to appear to
the Court on tile tWenty enth day of july A. d. ls4
that said order through accident and without fault ar
neglect on the part of the petitioners had not been com
piled with, and thercupon.
ANA therefore, upon the petition Of said Bunkrurts
on the twenyseventh day OF July aforesaid notice IS g.,
ordered anew in the newspapers, aforesaid rcurnlbe On
this twenty first day of October A D. lsdy it appearing
lpon inspection OF the record of said that said M
mentioned order had been complied with only in p4rt
and having been shown to the Court that the failure 80
to comply arose from other that the neglect or
aut OF the petitioner having now presented his pptop
to the Court, praying Tor notice 10 Issue anew ON nj,
aforesaid petition for discharge:
Upon reading said Petition for discharge anew il il
now, upon the twenty-iirs day OF October aforesaid
Oruereu Dy the Court that hearing be had upJl,
the same on the first Monday OF January A ID
1870, before the Court in Portland in said District AT
ten O'Clock, a. NJ, and that notice thereof publish
IN the Ellsworth American and the Republican journal
newspapers printed in said District, a week for
three weeks, and that all creditors who have proved
Their debts and other persons in interest may appear AT
SAID time and place, and show cause any they have
why the prayer OF said Petition should not he granted
WIN. L. PREBLE,
5"l' Clerk OF District Court tor said District.
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DIED.

OBITUARY notices, beyond the date, name and age must
be paid)0r.
In Cushing, Nov. 10th, orland Thompson aged about
10 years.
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GET THE BEST.

and have got them, CLOTHES WRINGERS Il mean
am also agent for DOTY'S CLOTHES WASHER,
that not only knocks the spots off of any Washing Ma
chine ever made but the dirt out of the Clothes
aAgent, am also for ght-Liqud Gas, it burns
better, gives more light, will not explode and is cheaper
that kerosene oil. For sale at j. Il. WADLINS for 40
cts. per gallon.
have for sale, the Tubular Lantern, that gives the
best light will smoke nor blow out ana i! The best
that hats been got up.
have got one more new thing, that the world hs..
ever been Graz for, new COFFEE SLEEPER sin.lt
IN form gives ou all the strength you get of the
colee pours ont clear pOur good stream and il cas-,
to be kept clean
am also agent to run the Shebang and turn thu
crank where al these things may be found or ANYTHING
else that turns up in my line, Al prices SO LOW ma
it aStOnisheS other man,
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The Portland Transcript that used to ac-
cuse us of smut, has lost its moral compass
and is steering wild, The following is origi-
nal in its columns
A female friend of ours, who is of a very
nervous, excitable temperament, and who had
heard much of the cruel treatment of animals
by railroad employers and others, while be-
ing transported to market, was one day visit
ing with others at the house OF Il friend, when
happening to glance into the street she dis
covered wagon load Of calves being hauled
towards the slaughter house. When nearly
IN front OF the house one unfortunate calf man
aged to leap from the cart, when he was
roughly seized by the eXtrcmitios, by the cru
ell driver and lifted unccremoniously in again ;
whereupon our friend blazed with indigna-
ton, exclaiming, ''Look' see that wretch
He's got that calf right by his ears and tail
UiSh had him IN Tie same aruY, ia let him
kuoV holc good 1t acas " Which little speech
brought the house down.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wharfage and Storage, E.

On the principal Wharf in the harbor, at reasonable
terms. Inquire OF
l3u w HI. SIMPSON.
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Henry Ward Beecher ON Clothes Wiring,

After constant of the UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
WRINGEE for more than four years in my family, am
authorized by the powers that be to give it the
unqualified praise, and to pronounce it indispensable
part of the IN ,ch inery of housekeeping.
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Mrs. CLARA A. SLEEPER

TEACHER OF PIANO FORTE. Residence at Mrs
L RtsSEEL'S Congress Street, Belfast.
Hs- Special attention given to beginners. till
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STOVES! STOVES!!|
S. S. HERSEY & SON
have Just received and offer for large lot OF the
celebrated = -
TROPIC COOK. STOVES.

This Stove is cast by the Boston Maine Foundry Co
Of the best Scotch Pig Iron. CONTAINING No Alb.
MIXTURE OF OLD METAL, and being cast of extra
weight, it is not liable to BREAK OR CRACK. Hav-
ing an extended ireboX, it takes long fuel requiring
wood to be cut but once The oven doors supplied
with swivel handles that they cannot jar open and
being giound at the points of meeting there be
ingress egress of air, the baking The covers
are very strong and heavy, formed that they will lie
piled one upon another when not in use.
me finish is plain smooth and neat, containing no
crevces to retain dirt grease. Simple and uniform
IN Its action is the quickest stove in use and it will
keep hre over night as well air tight stove.
maying sold in the past four years SEVERAL IN
DEED OF these stoves and never having heard them
SPOKEN o. save IN the highest terms of commentator
ana praise, we feel justified in recommending them as
the best stove in use.
lhose In pursuit of good stove would do well TO call
and examine, and what those using it have TO say
regarding it. ~
Also on hand and for sale low large lot Of second
hand stoves of all classes but little worn
wood stoves " ~