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The bishap or eMaysans a5ndg de-
liversd d sermon Oh d6fenhsss, ,and,
after paintinge'ineths strongest 81 s eSlors
the evils Of 6ver-indulgsu6e3 Conclu-
ded as follows: ieBueFfhe abuse of
wine does not excfads its lliss, FOR it
is written that wine rejsofioss ths heart
of man! Probably there is 80 one in
my congregation who can NOT drink
four bottles Of wine. withpdt 4ssling
any disturbance a55f his ssnbss hnt If
any man at the seventh oreigkfh bot
tie so forgets himself as to abuBs and
strike his wife 'Sand chRa rsn;s saannd treat
his best friends aS sneinlss,s lee him
look into ihfg 'eSnssiehce;S and in the
future always stop sat tsiassifxtH bot
tle.q Yet,5if afssT drinking sight, or
even: TENOR .twei1s bottles; hes can
still takesh Christian nsighb6f by
the hand, sand obey tie io5rr'dsrs Of his
| spiritual and tenlpofss iGpsrifo,iiis, let
| him thankfully eaink ;hiS most Mod-
est taraught:asF: He hdnstGye careful,
however, as to ltsking' aay inora for
ilita is seldom tat providsnes gives
Eany one The ipsSiaF. gliraasss gliraaisss Do; drink
j ssxtesrbetaIssi 81 6nssiit ttsHiHk, ssHiH ,as f has
ensbled me, 10 sanwioi;sitt ~ 3 sSefsant, t.
| do withoat either nes le66ting my du
4 ffea n;.3SsSah os isSS &e.xT, n S1s.issxiaa ssS2
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vain efforts to make up the defieaeney,
no plainly .intimated, ss he locked the
church door, ohs day sitsr seryice,
that Re intended "a have that said
twenty dollars before any. any Of them
left tic house. At the same time he
set the example By tossing fye, doll
lars ON the table. Another .put down
. choir, another 8 half of a dollar,
another. : quarter ofta dolla, and SO
on. The parsen read outr every now
and. then then the .stats of ths, funds:
f"Thar,s nine and ., quarter ~ .a.Ten
and six bits agsr ags asltl that are in the
hat, friends ,{ Ard {chrisstiaaa is a bFFethEen." =
Slowly i mounted up. , afwelyss sand
[.a haIf;'' @s::sFeprtssn.sse ,..;Eifteen."
| asi4teen and three, bits,s and 40 on
until It struck $3.50. o...r ts,9nly, iWants
Efhy t,eents;, friends, 70 make up, the
amount VIII nobody make .itpp7"
Everybody. Had subscribed, and not a
cent more. was Forthcoming, ) Silence
. reigned and how long il might have
lasted il is difficult 10 say. ;. had not a
half dollar been. passed thgY93ugh the
/, open window, and ? rough explanato.
q ry voice shouted ); aHere, parson
4 there is your money, !; let out my gal
. am about tirsd of Yaitin . eI Is, tart thef."
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s .HoMsrolD lDIssogEa BoHEa sr--A barrel, !
box oranash hopnerw will doto dissolve |.
bones in The bonasis shouid dba REoksu |,
into fsnall ,pieoeaA syiithssa aplai axe ar
sIedge hammer. Byslaying ther,i sen
q dsy Ss5nscon aspisse Of iron, they
esisl 4ysadiiy be broken into small
Attar being broken plaee
q layer OF tbelnin The vessel provided,
|shohE,t ,tksss fnchss deep Tseovsr tthens
Esiith : IA assSoa 81 Hasd 3 ssyES6aa, i a ssapls sachsA
ashSSt. whioKssho sbe added fresh
& ian h ths Tls Tplssepsss ppS ef hals Baslbsssl
Ene irna Ia 8 barrel OF ashes ~. Pat o4f
ISnoaak 81 a sahsS 81 M IS i ssc.soS Pei .sm ooss
4 <nsh n ind 10 soBtsaasa tefnssslg
L nnail l3hs xasasl iiss all Add ssnongh
\ ssaas thor;
ousbly thoagh pet spo1gh d to In mass y !
aFfaSs yyss sSsaSs xbdSps q !
hahs sas So esas q 3eas RPsI l:g'
{flt sySst ye 8. j M g agh la
4 sso sl Ely
I IoSlld f1syeatsls ~ lsaaap tAs
| RI d
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swaa44F Isaossriisaf4t.Isg' iisft.I g'1x i aAr

~ Wen, In tthe first pisacse" iacses" ";therss must !
b,sS ,bsS 81 enough 1t. him; Or, failing in J,
|'that-but como to think Of it, 'he.l
{ 1mirusth't fail il that, because there can
be no beauty Without health, or at
least to Ii amy way ~ 'osf thinking II the
second place he must have q beard
whiskers as the. gods please, but .
Beard I insist upon. else one might as
well look at q girl: Let his voice
have the dash Of the Niagara, with
THE music Of 8 baby 3 laugh in it.
Let his smiles be like the breaking
forth Of sunshine on q spring morn
ing. As TO his figure, it should be
strong enough to contend with man,
slight enough to tremble in, the sight
of the woman he loves: OF course if
The is well-made. man, it follows that
he must be graceful, on the principle
that the perfect machinery moves
harmoniously; therefore, you and
himself and the milk pitcher are safe
peighbors at the table, This style OF
handsome men would no more think
Of carrying o cane than he would use
q parasol to keep the sun out of bis
eyes, He can wear gloves, or warm
HIS hands in his breast pockets as he
4 pleases. He can even commit the
. suicidal beauty act of turning his out
D side coat collar up over his eyes ton &
stormy day, with perfect ,inpnnity
d the tailor didn't make him, and as te
d his halter, IF he depends. on thi
q handsome mans patronage Of tn
'"latest spring STYLE" T fear he woul'
!, die of hope deferred and yetTb.
d Apollol what bow he makes, an
t what an expressive adieu hecan ,wav
n with his hand For all this he i
6 not iconceited, for he hath brainsi'
is But your conventional "handsom
r man" OF the barber's window, wa
= hgure:head pattern with p pet foe
q in the middle of his forehead, an al
Of ple.sized hehd, and q: raspberry "mou
r, tachs with six hairs IN It, paintpot 9
!" his cheek, and q little, dot Of,
i'll agoatee" on his chin, With. 'prett
as blinking little studs in his shirt b
cd som and a little neck-tie that lool
at as if he weuld faint were It tumble
lis I'd as lief look at poodle. I alwa..
TT, feel desire to nip it,up with q pair
M sugar tongs, drop il gently into
is bowl of cream, and strew pink 70
ke leaves over the little remains. =
nd Finally; my readers. when &C
cid magnetikes soul, the question
beauty is : dead letter. Whom o
let, loves is always handsome; theworl
re- arbitrary rules = notwithstandin
therefore, when you say, "whst G
-cof the handsome Mr.: B. see TO admire
vou that stick of q Miss ; p or "what I
vas the pretty Miss B. sec to like in II
homely Mr. you simply talk n
his sense-as you generally do on 81
ITO ubjects.4 Still the parson' gets,
> he fees and the census goes on al
She same. - 80
S. Z, :.
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-IarunrY of :MuRDs oswseks
ago, In 5sn article On t6gfats Sioissnce
ihASoushernT fndiana, rive afi;smaa7ked
thas0 murder < was Id about Safest
sritds; i MAY cudia ct6oHndt; 10 aaR as
any pr pTrSbabaiidas 6f aPfais are
.conosansd.s The zs6sse eHstssiiasg the
Sainswesk; vii Oh aif SHs EAii1s hub
iects said: ss.lst 10 s1alf alffss 8 Endtdf ySun-
tieSih the UKiAsde States siS ia { Which it
is Impossible: tSz S6nfyffctsss 4 r. sA Who
tSSaeis thoEsand doiisix at enmand.
sos;as.y, Ii Is in .; ~ jsis to
shwats poult II tfsties, sdstis has
|.beenrt the BOAST s6f diaweyj eysfHs tkat no
14nuFdsfsaf whsm thsy Nsfsadis over
| hung. Ren&rE ling o5ni the making
ap6f 3urissas Id oil nina sfais; tsssys :
1s.ThsriSht stShall saEsg gS \ tDf 81 dfors,
4bnss fHudssf dssfst,pi pi1pssssa Sngfsi Z isshni.
'tsysoons pafd fdsuissf k W. ks,fss shedid be
1fnossaaIlS sSaSs dsdof pFtoissecu pFtis
II 3sibn:i asSsbiSshsE sie 6a che
3esse1f d bfashs SEkeaist.
sfbrsMasSiaasas b6Ts d d IL 6 fhSes o1
! fosth6lies;; SSds stai ID & as y wkio6 n
odscitss6a <Sans%a tisoid hdd6fse
rfmens Ssctt ! ssgs 4 a.s s.s' a
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:. PoWKR OF BEAuTY.--We; do not re-
,all more beautiful or. .poeticai snec-
dote, illustrating the effect Of woman
" grace and purity ON She roughsst
natures, than the following related by
Lord cShaitesbury at a.ragged school
in. .Shefiald... The + lady i'm. Comus !
walking unharmed amid, the -rahbIe
rout. of aatyrs is mot more effective.
His. ,lordshipe said; that young ladies
would,be treated, by the sarlorn glasses
if they would go amongst thsmn with
a 9iew. TO edueations .,,.aIn aae pfs the
worst parts Of London, ,s's9he said, /
Eaathere. .waslan.jnsta statuion ,mhisb he
visited. n.,s IN 0Heroom he found about
bthisty-ave men slistening;to the teach.
lipgs of o. daughter of q ssmaal chop
keeper in;sthe7 ejghhorhoed-> oshel
was pnes spfs the iprstt women; ihe'
IaYer saw An this Mssae He noticed that
there was present but the young wo-ii
lnaan,ssith tbosst trroagb ;msa, end heE
lsaid tosshsosup tendents tAFs ycn
tiaot, HGsAh no laaysTMy :adsaH iate
friend slopex vithf those neni. 2 Hee
replied, g AMI 9hsHHhy, ,don'tsyoa
~ 10 ihaE2. 2.ssaY Yoas,nsista ms, fear.
tIIAnaotafkaid ae3,4bsisd doing heT spy
B hazp. They love ;;hss,A0 spaaoh thai
I fbtbeENonld lisls the gyoupA .oaIwhicts
49,
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u Cfapk in q Hogy yM0vgh.ssos

.EAIbPM Snyhl Ia&V p ~ a0nn ef,sA1AN Sa0
word that every day, he gave nearly i
twenty pals Of huttermilk tesa Toto
ia!,shotes," apd, they !seareely improved !
at sll. :, Thinks T, this ,Is a. breed Of
hogs worth knowing, They mpst 'be
of the sheet iron kind. So I called on |
him, heard. him repeat the moarpfql
story, and .then visited tho sty, in
order to get 8 better view Of the
Miraculous swine. I went into the
pen, and, on close examination, found
q crack in the trough, through which
most the contents ran away under the
floor. Thinks T, here is tho type o =.
the failureI Of our +. agricultural
brethren.c ,:aae:, n,'t - ,:'.s 81 2:'i'>
When, I sec q farmer 2omitting all
improvements because Of ashttle cost,
selling all his farm stock to buy bank
or railroad OF mortgage stock, rob-
bing his land, while, in reality, he is
also robbing himself, and his heir,
thinks I, my. friend, you have a crack
in your hog trough! oT" 'o s@' ''.7"
j E; When I see farmer subscribing for
a half dozen political and m'scellane-
ous papers, and spending an his time
in reading them, while he doesn't
read! q single agricultural journal
} thinks T. to myself, poor man, you
have got a large crack in your hog
ttroug gh:: B:.'o1- T@H = - '',s ~. -.
When r see q Farmer attending al
the political Conventions and knowing
!. every man in town that votes hi
ticket, and yet, to save his own neck
. couldn't. tell who is president of hi
= county agricultural society, or whore
,, the fair was held last year, I "unani
- mosly" cosae TO- the conclusion tha
the poor soul has got a crack in hi
= hog trough, -, ,A' -
. When I see s,s; : 1farmer. buying gnan' 4;
= but wasting ashes and hen manur'
r trying all sorts Of experiments exeeI
:, intelligent hard work and eeon6m..
! getting the choicest Of seeds regar'
n less Of cost, then planting them +
a gas.rldless' Of cultivation, growing
y variety Of fruit called Sour Ta
= Seeding, and sweetening it vii
IA sugar, pound for pound, keeping II
p front fields, rich while the back 10
e. are growing up with thistles, briel
Of and elders, contributing to the Choc
taw Indian fund, and never giving
se cent to any: agricultural society, su
q man, I viii give written guarant
mi Has got q arscK In his hog trough, a
of 10 his head also.
ne When I see farmer allowing lot
DIS boards all over his yard, fences dow
~ hinges OF the gate, manure in
an | barn:yard, i conclusions that he
in got a large crack IA his hog troug
IAN :, Whom .sse . farmer spending
bat tins travelling in carriage, when
on thas to sell all his corn to pay
uch hired help, and his hogs are 30 Il
his that they have. TO : lean against
the fence to iqueal, I rather lean: tn:
conclusion that, somebody that st
( at home will have 9 lien on the 70
fand t6ht come day, the bottom 4
re- como entirely out OF bis hog trongl
nee Pr6;,is Farpaxr. F>5 y
IAN s99,r :'.si.' ::-lS { =. =. :. ~ -
hest - - - S''' SO O.. "'f- s-'''''
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much more isegSssnssy se ss.a SssS ~ ,sn'sa an.n
jealous m.tn ne yes one .n Luz ;.h v.
meets with e lealous ~ NssN II
5satouss n Yglansnpss YgEnps .s ss.eaps 49,
haYs 9 gssa5sf = scui.yyss .sos S ! = y,
meat oi sneiE Ie!s.. torsuts g ~ 80 os y
events Whsss stWo lovers are 'ss'o econcein u
ed, II is thy I'D mans ssae ghe 1ei Ssa aIHsss 70.
tain 70 bssths. Snlera asaA'o..s ~ ~
two. This prohsnssa tealsaiousyaoa .ss ,2;t
the pass ssn Da ssns nsss M ssss II fhs
,3sl Mlhish CO. sns ssss :tpe sggss ,aA
mouth ots hsE: yacam fos sns s.me :pe
sRg.s y 1hssesas Y a9 afsgssa: nnsat es
as the pfaneipat. 8 s.m =, 49, ssup
aittles Hysaah be : s,yanpres mp s. o. s,s' sMee.
eighteen wHo P5ey apSS a,sas,sg sas sgns sfan s
noassss E ~ thsf Ae, !. - .,;1a,v
tney iah upon ,,. sasss 49, mha.r
10 Do !fanuca"y ,a's ,s.or;s+
gard nlms go sessaen,s s.a,,aot
regaros ayouen-es. neEse.e' Is 49,
ana nnspy ass.ss sssnss!ts 4 49,. 80. F ~
yoangsMemau ~ -. = soan;rino
art-.snu sna ~ iRsss Tsa;saHs oneht to
Pronclency = .ns 4EHtAsss 800 49, sso
Proouce - o. ~
NeA nave ;nss st's..R sesao s e. - -. avan u
consaonapiS -; ,saDss ~. hssass ps ;assossv
~ t9yes est tstsls - - :. . yon
tenoeney o.a.'t .cSsss ,sI ~ I,sdv
'ael;n .nes,..s aasa ~ Ss,h;Ss ii d., suc.
pfofess0r Know tpat npps..l.pps w sssso!:eGoSS
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HoH no HRKXaHxs Kx1nsHN1

Hox-1o Pa4xasz saasHsa Ac9sts',
p1xTs.---Nsyer ,all3 the lamp when
enaSSy1s HIN iIi 81 A idsys pit
fgm5ss gGy Slf a IL Nppe fllShs ", q HE,
I'm fEasa ss 81
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How. TO PaEpAas .LARDs FOR On
,HARDs AND GARpxNs.-We are often
asked how 70 prepare the land for
thisa tree or That one, for strawberries,
ior grapes, and all Kinds Of orchards
ana garden plants. Let us once for
III give explicit directions fof each and
All. II lie ground j. not undsr.1
The bsst, and OILY good
preparation is vo plo~ Do deeply and
fallow with a subsoil litter, rdp' 'as deep
as good team can pull IL. Add to
tbissa . coat Of stable manure, hit can |:
be, had: j il. not, use the best fertilizer
that can be proeureda, always :ssmepas
sbering that rtha test af thess are hnt
Fa Inedsrase snbstitat f0F ths formsr;
!, When hia ~ Z done :olt there Iis;;a no
necessity ifes digging,iaSge holes, ,pf
Efsy putting 1aappTsip the, ,holss. in asd
Ii - careful esti nate j. naadeeog tbs
cost of this kind ef preparation, o.
compared with the expense pf digging
ffi.fge kolss it win j6s found to Be as
tss;6 ssc;6nomicsi md Vastly 'aa 'hbfs IS baneAeA,
tBht Wia1t tiras Ii ahd rs 1iafof 1 afs q Asntisgs
4 s. g y sonsesimassssI massss tsks Sass ib plantipg
4 4 6rSk s. s.ss sHd 9insy Gfds, R pisp4re
d sbSs eintsiif FIX iiaand 1 ins 'this niAh6. g
i mach besssr s. ploH sha sdBs0if st M n \
!. lof land, xbonE lfsS fset wide, whe1e
! l4kss srbSss6f ttsSss sand aysfnes afStS II
dtaIants 81 did no 10 or q toa Egihn
& sltsls HsIst xks = ff
I1aS ssiEiissp sqes M rs.
Eea1oSss liisRY 3h 81 q
ssasas 81 Sssp sSr iS sig ssl Hksss Hkss
kAths roots Mn Ind i gi6s - - fhsJs s6i e56l
EknE o nosa Ia. b 6 lsssasia ssa ipx3
/ II lll 4 re-
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W. ENGLAND.

. An action was brought by one Moses
sehoott, q Dutch jewish butcher,
against the Rev. DR.. N. NJ, Adler, the
Chief Rabbi Of Jews in the United
Kingdom, for alander, By the laws
and customs in force among, the Is
raelites, q butcher is not authorized
to kill and sell meat for the Jews in
London without q license. from the
Ecclesiastical Board Of the Jews ac-
ting in that city, and that meat killed
and sold BY q person not 80 licensed
was not ..Kosher"'. meat, but "trefa"
and unfit and unlawful to be eaten by
Jews, according e their laws =. g1I and nd GUS
toms. h.:,.;.,.e,:
From the EVIDENCE Of The, plaintiff
and his witnesses, il appeared that he
| had been In ID business, in Emden as q
Jewish butcher, with q license from
| TIE Chief Rabbi at that place, and Of
Etaassiaar forwards at Bnpde, but that three
months ago he opened a chop 'at, 90
Lennan street, for tie sale Of s.trefa'
? meat :Anerwafdss s.hs began 2 TO sell
takosher" ALSO (Which he, purchas.
!, ed ftom q licehsed Jewish :butcher),
s land~was III conseq6epce Dsannoned
: 'befors The Jewish authorities, when
|, ,fDr: Adler refused him permission ti
lsell ft..koShef ID whitschapel, whers
9 the supply exceeds the demand. but
q oofsrsd hin II license fpf' Ishii6gtou
Il i:As 10 Was SSntuimaciods, DH Adle'
Ittta6sssd customers to Be warhod agains
taking kiias meat; asf hot being akost
Sutsr,a bdt hstrsfs, "a . and .'uheFean!S :, III
$ I6onssdtshss .was.s that hss was 500
"a obliged toeloss' 'hIs sshop, and 'claitnIe
ID damages The learned 4Bsfon sdle
!. ItRststhSa aUhisf Rabbi, was privilege
= = To- use all lawful means TO stop q
sale OF meat which was technically q
8 ,1FeisaAd BiSa1sK sSsss ii aofis ths Hsbre
d aksshaah shg psafnaA Vas aeccsdin
..,sAly hon hsuStsd. q llOAaSa; 9Lsi s;.s.f
Il
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snoA ~ .EvSS$ar r"AfNt 81 tc-tS-f hSS1o :,
though the conduct which led 70 TINS 7
belief she kept a, secret from the +
world; but in spite Of all, ip spite Of
Misrepresentation and abuse and cal
umny, she loved him stil:t She loved
him to the last with a love; that v a. !
not in his power to destroy. She gio-
.ried in his fame, and dabe would not
interfere between him and the pubGc;I i
who aaored him. any. more than shes1
,would admit the pnblic to Judge be-
tween. him, and her. J, As we have said,
her love endured to the lasts # was
her, fortune which gave him the
meapsi of pursuing his mode of life
abroad. He spent the utmost shiit.
!, ing Of her property that the Law. gase,
him while, he lived and he left
away from her every shilling that he
could deprive her Of BY bis will, and
!, what Ere course Of life was, which he
thus Ss1p ssu1papaoss aai 6e himself has left On
y record. Yee, amer all this, the inters
. view Siawg which she had VIII. his, servant
s sffsr his5 5ash adsath hh shosWas sF wIat depth I'd
fpsa passion laY' ~ scodeealsd under hsr 81
NJ Serve ssrve. ii win b. remembered that
FItvvhyn Byrpbs ksnseew Knew hfisaiselR 10 be dy
ting he caifsd 10 Els Fisan iaaain 1Ffet tthtr end
a-f desired lin t6 sg6 tb Eiaad1y Eia1y BSros
e. Here hfS ht{fsrsnes bseom
na inn uni sliiRibls fil So i9asid % Yol
alvin tell Rsr shhss I, ana tchst Wa
q obliged Is reply, a have Hot Ihsar'
y fonsr syHAbsS Sthat yoa have been say
aea fsss3ood fdoaRt aexNlEihasfis IL
ntsk kdsSnd ssS mn III swss 7ztt6pi piste n
WIfaokS. araSSShsf said ss.ks s36SE Tad
g.4Bss6lsn bes;nd tl6SB wHals lite,
il yisaf sliS n I'M pirE Nsnds ssdatWnsth
aIdl il soos;S s. syiSs ssoatill M saohs sl sl
M | ohtslfz apearsesS6 ssla ath thSss assibi
a sitsrs 4 III ia sshs4ts
|las Bic Sonld de,a6s sspsaI md ahesl
a afs,l IS lssiis
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pt hss y 4 sass
3a. spi. sbsss 3 M & raatrsl VIM 81
ND '1 NJ, isl 6 { 80 . ,rery
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E1aHrHzN THINGS III WHICH YouNd
.PsssoMs ERENpxH, 9HENsfHvEs vzRT
,IMroL17r.-Resding when others are
talking. as;i ,sqe!i,pi:ani. =
. Cutting finger nails In company, >. :,
, leaving meeting before it j. closed.
Whispering in meeting; s:sss E.,5 !,
Gahipg, at strangers; ,,,l .a;s. :,
|s' Leaving 4 stranger without . seat.
Want Of reverence for ) superior. / {
I Reading Aloud inr company Without
being asked. t,2's't'f:i -. - ." ',t'
i'". Receiving i1s Isl i present without II some 4!
inlsnifs sstation u gratitude. ~, r.. s..' :.
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rnE rHoPArEroRs OF THE
IBlckeyG Foundry
IH xsrAILs 80
IPEENSYLVAk.4-s fUUNukY
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ls# Msvo>asoaiAsssd sndin Operation
Cor. 9th 4 johnson Sts., Keoknk.
c.,,.he attention oYM.ras.esurers Boasmen, Build
sfs Ssrfsrs Mechanics SD others 70 thor
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PATTERN5,
Steam Engines, Water Wheels
Ro1LrR IRONS, SAW Mia
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coo e Gsnn m,Lis. cibss MILLS
anrAnHINERY IN GENERAL.
Columns, Beat !. Desk Irons, 1 E.i,,nsiI
9i9 Weighu Anchors
safssar IAN srHsa-
.,., House Castings.
r.yr.1rDas, Roasses,Sers, Pnuctss
x.sd,ii.. 49,, sas sia;s, s.a Shoes.
f fsiism' H.sasr., Hasshs' pills,
Agricultural Implement Furnishings, Bic.
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sost M.tal PsohaSe. Rsass C'sfinss' ~, n.,.,
1.a o.hsr .I,or. naonf.ci.red 1t short notics.
OF No.
WR OUGHT IRON
shsy make
sh.f,pr epanaIss, Drixrss,
Saw Min Dogs, well Dul,; ssirrup., an
ELEVEN LATHES, TWO DRILL PRES
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BOLT CUTTERS,
WIN VICES and other rooIsia abundance, squipt
Largest Machine Shop
4.r.r.rt,ps II theft oupclas Blower, largest Lathe
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- .n.erhnfe 10 make their facilities excellent Tor
doing.
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VAIL and ARxirAa4 being thorough meehsni
only the best n ate ri ais nre used, or worm"
smpioyed.
VIZ YURNIsH-
Boilers, Heaters,
ohi% a.so ,rm Mud R.ceivsr,.
Wsssshs Pip.. steam Fitting.
-Ass Aaxsss ToR AND hEcoHnsND-
1ARDNHR1 GOV kRHoR,
BRANCH, CROOK rs co 3 SAWS.
PATlHT HEATER LIME cArohAA
And kssp for sale sood assortment Of
Ialves, Cocks, Oil Caps. and other Trimming.
~ arrangement With g. ". TODD = CO., We -
4 t6sir rensxaesS rates, with freight addsd'
III, stoa.s, Proc, STAN. Screen wifs
nn. Machines. Elev..or Cups, MAJ Picks
'oisns Cloths 81 es!i Hs.9se;sor., n'e'
And their we'll known
LEATHER AND RUBBER BELIlNt.
Also anything else IN the line OF
MILL EEK.v.lSHlJ1GS.
In anticipation the demand for .ppnsne.s for q,ia
7ATBR POWER VIC have secured the eontroi oihSs'
HIS AMERICAN DOUBLE TURBINE
WATER WHEEL,
,hich IL almost universally acknowledged to Be
BEST IN USE.
:. viii with pleasure show and explain the "ers
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