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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

A young lady's opinion Of the
bonnet Of the season: "Oh, the bon
nets of my girlhood-the kind I
wore to school. / really thought
them pretty, / must have been a fool.
and yet / used to think myself on
hats jaunty miss, Perhaps was
as fashions went; but what was that
to this? Oh, the lovely little pan
ca'se-the charming little mat! II
makes my head so level, and so very
very fat.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
Jhe gepablitaa.
JOSH BILLINGS. COMNJrNES
WITH HIS FRIENDS.

-
DEAE JoE--Your letter came by
the last mail, and brot with it many
thot5 of that sunny time wien u and
/ was boys, and slid down hill to
gether. You ask my advice on
topiek witch is allus delikate l for
81 person 3 mix in witt; but ur
aware that am not very delicate,
and don't hesitate to launch my opin-
ion, speshalv when invited du sew.
/ consider advice generally wasted
and most sure to b when given upon
the matter in question, but | hav q
large stock ov it on hand, and shant
miss this.
BY awl meens, Joe, get married,
if you lave got fair show. Don't
stand shivering on the bank, but go
in and stick yure he'd under, and the
SILVER is all over. There ANT any
more trick in gittin married, after u
redy, than there is in eating pea
auts. Many a man has stood shiyer-
ing on the shore till the river has all
run out. Don't expect 2 marry an
angel; the angels have all been pickt
up long ago. Remember, Joe, u Amt
a saint yareself. Don't marry for bu-
ty exclusively, for buty is like ice,
awful slippery, and thaws dredful
eesy. Don't marry for garments;
dry goods are uncommon deceptible
and they are like the fethers on a
blue j, pick oph the fshers & there
amt nothin left. Don't marry for
mummy; mummy may make You re-
spectacle but kant make you honest
nor happy Don't marry exclusively
for love. neither; love is like O cook
ing stove, coed for nothing when
the fuel gives out But marry a
mixture; let the mixtur be: sum buty
becumingly dressed, with about 225
dollars in her pocket; good speller,
handy and neat In the house, plenty
ov good sense, tuff constitution IL
by laws, small feet, and light step
per; add to this, clean teeth ard q
warm Kart, the hole to be well shak-
en- before taken. This mixtuI will
keep in any climate and not evapor
ate. if the cork happens to be left
out for 9 or 3 minits the strength
amt all gone.
Joe, for heavens sake don't marry
for ped gree; there amt much in ped
igree unless backed up by bankstoc.
A family with nothing but pedigree,
generally lacks sense; they are like
kight with 2 mulch tail; if tina would
only take oph sum of the tail, they
mite possibly git up, but they are al
ways illnstrious to take oph any o
the tail.
Let me hear from asin Joe,
soon.
But my deer fellow dout be afraid
for wcdlok is as material as milk, but
ia course there is sum difference in
milk about histing cream, but there
is one thing that don't vary, and that
is, awl milk to hay the cream rise
good must be kept sweet and in q
cool place, and not be rousted mp =
often.
Don't be IN old bachelor, lonesum,
and selfish, crawling out of your
hole, in the morning, like a shiny
backed hectic, and then backing in2
it again, late every night, suspicious
and suspected.
wood as soon be q stuffed .roos-
ter, set up in show window, or n
tin weather-cock, on the ridge pole
of a female seminary, as lonesum
bachelor, jecsed at by all The yirgini-
ty Of the land.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
STORY OF 4 HORSE AND
RVGG

II CNf " Il.
C-p, an affache Of one of the
Pennsylvania railroads, says Bos-
ton paper, but we'll known in BufTa-
10 as an inveterate practical joker,
happened in Cleaveland, the other
day, and the weather being mild and
warm, he conceived the happy idea
fof taking the fair object Of his ado.
ration out riding. Downing his best
suit, he started post haste for the
nearest livery stable. He was a par
tial stranger in the vicinity, and the
stable keeper did not recognize him,
and imagining possibly, from the
state of nervous excitement in which
he presented himself, that something
was up, refused to let him take a
horse and buggy.
But demonstrated C-p, 81
am good for dozen horscs and bug
gies.'
Very we'll then, leave me some Sc.
curity, them demanded the suspic.
ious man.
How mach do you consider the
darned thing WORTH angrily asked
C-y.
'Abou. $3.50
III l buy it now and pay you $3.50
in cash, will you agree to buy it bak
for the same sum when ! get thro'
with it?'
Certainly, SIR politely responded
the owner, who thought he saw a
chance for good bargain
All right, here is your money
and jumping into the vehicle. c.
drove off to the residence OF his ex.
pectant Angelina.
Ofcourse she was ready, and of
course a pleasant drive was enjoyed
Up one and down another Of the
beautifully laid out avenues of that
city they rode, breathing the fresh
and halmy air of glorious spring
d ay. admiring the handsome
residences which line the streets,
C-p talking soft nonsense, and
Angelina looking as if she felt her
self transported to the seventh heav-
en- Of delight.
For two hours lid the happy two
ride, when the sinking sun reminded
our hero that official duties awaited
his attention; and leaving his fair one
at tho door Of her residence, he put
back to the Stable.
'Well,' said he to the proprietor,
you see / am here again, and sup
pose you are ready to buy this rig
back again
Yes, sir. ! trust l am q nan of
my word cody responded that in
dividual, handing C--p $3.50 which
our friend quietly slowed away in
an inside pocket, and was moving
off, when
Hold on here, cried the liveryman
you haven't paid for the use of this
rig
What do you mcan?' responded
C--p. Didn't l buy that rig two
hours ago.
Yes
well, then, what in thunder do
you mean by asking me to pay fol
the use Of my own rig?' retorted c,
as he moved CT with we'll assumed
indignation, while the stable hands
n
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

A lady, who has great horror for
tobacco, got into a railway carriage
the other day, and inquired OF a
gentleman, DO you use tobacco, sirs'
No, madam, 1 DON'T was the reply,
but can get you o chew if you
want it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
IS II ID A MI
FIRE.PROOF
IS "A r ID S !.

Sanborns Patent has been demonstrated, by the
most thorough practical tests to be Vastly superior
In ire-proof qualities to any other makers (beiny
water in copper tubes hermefcaliy sealed prsveut.
Ing completely any evaporation and fs the dryest
safe In use The patent can be upplied to any safe
Before purchasing elsewhere call and examine, or
send for sample pamphlet containing the
81 trials with all other makers safes.
AMERICAN STEAM FIRE-PRooT SAFE Co.,
52m3sb3co SEQ Broadway, New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
MUDGE'9
AMERICAN SHERRY !
RHUDARB WINE.


I'VE. the undersigned, praetieing ply sieians, Ger
fify that have prescribed In practice. for IN
past one, too and three years. Audge's Amcricai-
.fse Sseidedlypr.e IL to any other Wine either
Somesffc Joreign. than have found. and we
gsdiy recommend IL TO the attention Of medical men
NJ most valuable acquisition to our materia med
ica.'"
u .. Brown, NJ. L.; u. Indy. II. D.; J. Myers
u. D.. Urbans. IN, Oct. az, 1ssS.
Roh't. W. Earil. u. D.. II. Rsnson, n. D.; Celun'
has, Wisconsin. Oct. iS, 1865.
II. X. Wright. n. D.: John }. Sites, n. D.: Pom
tiac, Ills. Oct. 20, 1865
CIV. Mccluhas; u. D.; ). }. Rowe. n. D.; Avss.
ILL.,. Oct II, lss6.
Cs.s. TODD,
lcmc Sole Agent for Pls mouth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
A CA RID

Clergyman. while residing In scufh America n
. missionary, discoversda safe and simple remedy
for the cure Of Nervous wsaknsss. Early Decay
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs. and
the whole train Of disorders brought on By bsnefa
and vicious habits. Great runbsrs have been cured
BY this noble remedy. Prompted BY desire 81
bensht the sdietsd and unfortunate i will send Oh
recipe for preparing and using this medicine. I'm
sealed envelope, to any one who Leeds if. Pre- o
cAayss. Address
JOSEPH +. INMAN.
Station d. Bible House,
TINS Hes York Cxy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
Great Bargains liza
REAL ESTATE.
Cheapest Lands in Northern Ind
ana.

Amang Thirty-ase Thnusand aerrs - c.sei-o
Lands which Wa have now upon our hooks fDr saJs,
sc specify tie following tracts:
$50 Acres three miles south of Grov,r,owh or tbs
p IT. w \ G IL. II. Nearly 800 acres dry, leTss
and well tiEIber2-oak openings. balance -coc
hay marsh, brUoi Of running water, al. ~
hEe Springs. Price, Si,25 PR acre, In pss
100 Acre, mite. rom Groysrtown lie acres -.
lsr. dry and good, balance prairie. Sc col
House IL one corner Of Ike land. Price s5.15 per
100 Acres four asd half miles from Gro.sr;o. e.
iiO acres good dry tifn.cr-d i.arsenr bnlar. =.
and dry prairie in gcOd nrighLcrhVod' Pi.cs .
$500 per aer-
SO Acres ajoin sanhai; count. i;Ee. ont,rf
half mics Invest f-,n Dcnnriscn Sia.. -.
,O acres GOO ~ limb re ! lani, s.nHia- +.
and smaIlm srsi sprEg. Price Sio psr acre.
J53 Acres-ia OVID, l"g he re an, tsru. 20 acre
we'll tinte S-t"k opeai nGs, balance ~.
CIV Iraire .E'd small VschNrd and spr; -
joits lake. BEAUTIFUL iossti,I Z.
Pheasant gbGorhcod. Would n.ske 2 III
gr,in and stock l.rm. rrios sG,25 per seq. la
! pa.r,"nts. sEd peat bargain.
3IO Acres at North Bend, on Tiprecanas river
small improyen.en's. good imrro'-d farms On
two sides Of the land Price s.. 20 rsr acre. snd
| one Of The hes, bargains In the country.
IS Acre farm, ~ Mills from Railroad. 30 ss.s
improved. good small orchard snd rne sYri,g
Price. sll ,oo pei acre. IL gold soon
100 tcics Of prairie and tinli red land ea, arlrs
ono Of the hes; stock l,.caiinn- in Northern la
ciaua pAstur,ge hay aud url. nd. sls0 COED
| ter. Price SIS pr
HIS Acre farm adjoining G. lar I.s.~-H fire bed
If pure water. i,ile- ~ length. farra well ia
and one OF tho finest h~.'iris ~ the CT
ard includes the best mineral s;riLg ian tie -....
TIE water of this zfring secs ali ih. NJ "a
| Of The Blue Lcks ii Kentucky without :hl an
| pleasant; taste. aud wuni il pruperir improved,
make grand suB:nirr resort ana retreat 70
| inyalii- Viii he sold uton reasonable teEEns.
Besides these lands we have fac srl-cfiops in e
PARTS Of the county. and sellids th' n 20
that will sg:t any one whs wishes 10 buy
I Al1r~s. @ cdiI -tioE w. G. bOlLES.
Co. sarseyor and Real Is ate Agent
! 42nlC kulx stark County. Indiana.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
TERMS:

Single subscription $500 per annum, in
adrancc. Single copies 35 cents.
Two subscriptions to one address,. Z 90
Five = "....l6 90
Ten "a. 80 90
Each additional copy 9 90
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
Warranted for Five Years

Our Agents vii. be supplied with duplicate parts
OF the Machine, In Of acct pr .
ciseiy the same stitch made by the Singer, Wheeler
/ Wilson. Howe, and Florence Machines. II has
the Under-feed. like tho best Of higs-prieed Ma
chimes. and is the ony low-prfsed Shuttle Machine
In the market that has this feed. We enabled TO
sell nrst-class SHUTTLE MA HtNEa very Low
price, on account Gifts Simplicity. and consequent
low cost Of Manufacturing. In comparison with Com
piicated Msehines.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
d. v. N. ANDkEWS,
General Agent,

Detroit, Mich.
~ B--Tor the benefit Of our Agents We have ar
ragged with parties who have Gevds suitable for
Sewing Machine Agents to ssl- We will send
BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars ON receip
Of one red stamp. Address g. v. n. ANDREWS
General Agent etroit. Mich. nbU1y ~ Gun
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
LOTTO

To Keep the hair healthy. he i certain to become
bald. Ifyou wish to bald heads look at the
cessfnl lawyers DOCTORS statesman -merchant, bank
err, 4. He has given every moment Of his time and
thoughts to his profession, and not thought-t
hair. On the other hand ifthe mans development
does not prompt him TO be first In the worlds dra-
ma but rather remain at the tail end Of everything
such are never bald without brain fsver CT
other prostrairg Sickness brings the hair out.
The two characters described can be found In almost
every famiiy-tho children Of one father. IL bald
then hereditary, Chemists have prepared srti-
elss for tie hair until there sale for IL and
then like chameleon change its color and name and
nothing else
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
AG EN- T s.

We wish to arrange With Agents. male or knsle
TO represent the American Shuttle sewing Machine,
In each State, County. and Town in the United
States and Ontario. Extra Inducements Experi-t
snc-d gents Fer fall particulars, as to AIRY or
Comm ission, address
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

VVyoubp announce 70 the citizens Of Marshe /,
w county that Lis Planning Mill, Saw Min a.
Turning lathe in good running order. aud th !.
he is prepared, all times DO work In his iins
~ LUMBER.
of all kinds, planed, or In the rough, constantly
hand and at tneiowest rates
~ Matched Flooring on hand at all tina. 49,.
~. Planning, Saving, Matching aud Turniig doi.a
10 order
- Cash paid for No. Logs delivered ut Plynsth
MiIl on the River. directly East Of thesPo 0n~e
Piyn.osh, Indiana. Ems
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
MAXEY'S
improved Spring Bed Bottom
PATENTED rHE1sTD Of JANUARY. 1863.


This 10 superior 10 all other Spring bed Bo'ior
yet produced. and Few Of tho advantages ate a
follows
/. The pressure or the Springs is even, and the
Isno saggng or bagging down Of any par, While the
full elasticity remains.
2. There is giving way Of any part b, cause 10 10
stayed At sides we'll ss ends
). II Il adjustable 10 any sized bed, ~ith with
ont additional stats.
4. Anv mechanic can mako one, or any common
farmer who can use tools for farm purposes, csn
readily make or adjust one.
S. They are cheaper than any Spring Bottom.
known, and materials to make hem can be procured
In any country town.
G. They are lighter than any other Spring estton :.
and can readily be made 20 a. TO sustain . iiynt
weight, or heavy weight, without being teo k.G
timber.
Cali and examine then-try then. and ysu viii
aev~r use any other.
The P.s.ntee, Nathan Marcy, Of Plymouth
Hardware sfore, I'd door, on ril- hand side up
stairs, who viii cell Bed Bottoms or Territory to
persons that may wish to purchase. and whore may
10 . sample Bed Bottom.
CERTIFICATE
We have had occasion 90 examine and try the
above Bed Bottom. aud fully endorse all that =
claimed for il by the iaventor
CHARLES PALMER, Cabinet
Maker snd Furniture cssisz
T I Mep poS.aapo tx x xsa,s.,
DAVID II W. Sheriff n. Co..
cH. REEVE, Atty,
H.G. THAlkR. Com Merchant.
81 M. BECKER, Merchants,
J. BRONNLEE. Merchant,
J. w. BENNETT, NJ. D.
I'D. GRAY. MD.
H. R. BACkCS. NJ D.
A G. CAPRON, AIRY,
~. VlNALL, u. d,
Ia BORTON
III. b. DICKSON. Merchxaf,
z. LESLIE, NJ. D.
I.MATfINGLY, Editor Bep.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
PREMIUMS.

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all who will canvass or solicit for us.
They are payable in cash, or in books,
fancy articles, or general merchandise, all
of which will be supplied at 10 per cent
less than the usual retail rates.
Remittances are safe ONLY when made
by p o. order, or draft on Balumsre.
A specimen number will be sent 10 any
address, on the receipt OF thirty.6vs
cents.
For further information address the
Publishers,
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03

Fifty Cents in advance pays for
thirteen number of this paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
B, LOTTO,
LOTTO,

Lotto, Lotto.
NNHE classic poets have sung 10 NJ OF Q spriuf
II vhose ETHEREAL waters impart perp-tusl youth
srdbeanfy to all who viii drink Of them. 1t 10
conceded By ali that the magical effects ofths
LOTTO
Far Surprising those produced ty the waters
that famous spring
Lawyers, doctors, stafesrnen, whose heads were
bald have said u was constitutional or. rather he
redifary Let MS word % the hereditary bald
ness without entering into extended argument.
Ths brain Is the machine which runs he human sys-
ten, ard where w-power. las tho phrvnoogist call
it) or frmness, together will large Of brain
are both largely developed this character docs no
let the world move him, he moves the world. III
,aerchant; his feet planted the i've contne nj
OF the globe IL his business Is to map down the orb
cfupper worlds, he finds and undiscovered
worlds for investigation; the poet. drsgs all
the horrors Of sublimities Of the Imagination In
thyme before your vision. Such men may never
have days sickness from the cradle to the tomb.
rtill there 10 always sumberfng Gre kept alive BY
action Of the BRAIN and unless the person nay
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
LOTTO
ChriStV'S Hair Lotto.

drun something 10 wrong with the OF the hair
little hair is turning gray, it needs dcctoring.
ChriSty'S Hair Lotto.
inai color. After which If the LOTTO is applied
ly a week. the hair will remain healthy and re-
tain its natural color until death. IL your hair Is
harsh, dry and falling ont, this 10 the time 10 pre-
vent baldncW. stop your hair falling ont.
PROF.. CHRISTY'S HAIR LOTTO
WILL ACTUALLY DO 1T.
Ask any who has used IL for satisfactory in for
mation.
the present time IL IL impossible to fnda bald srct
on their heads.
The Lotto Is richly perfumed.
The Lotto is richly rsrfumss.
The Lotto Is richly perfuned.
The odor Of the Lotto Is like the breath Of summer
flowers.
The lotto 10 not q die but psrsons who have used
the natural eolorinx Of the hair. and 10 decidedly
cleaner and cheaper than die. There Is nothing OF
fensive about the Lotto.
One: half dozen bottles sent to any address In tho
United States for g.
FOR SALE BY DRUGGISTS GENER-
ALLY.
PriceS1 pc r Bottle
Or sent to any address receipt Of $3.50 pc. bottle
half dozen for s..
- Liberal deductions to the trade.
All orders must bs addressed to
PROF. A. Il. CHRISTY CO.,
Proprietors, III Chesnot Street, rhisdsiphiA, ia.
n6-ror sale wholesais aui retail ty
BROWNING SLOAN.
Wholesale Druggists Apothecxrics Hall. Nos. and
East Washington Street. indianapolis. Ind. SLY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1869-06-03
PROF. II CRISTX'S

OBJ ect was create something which should last
for ever. The first success attained was IN ascer-
tanning the cause Of gray hair and badness. The
seeOnd, the discovery OF vegetable compound
whose nutrient virtues world ssy the fever ofthe
oyertasked brain aud thousa nds testify that the
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-20
CITY HOTEL.

Garner Illinois and Washington Streets,
ROCK ISLAND, iLLiNois'
JULIUS UMHALT, Proprietor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-20
A TRANspARRNr TRICK.

The scribe Of the Ring organ said yes
tsrday morning that "the letters were pour
ing into him" on the Thomas question. We
haven, noticed that he has published any
of them yet. Yesterday (l9th) he gave us
letter from Reid, and one or two he wrote
himself This morning he publishes pre-
tended communication from Coal Valley
democrat. 1t commences az follows:
"EpIroR UNIoS Il am democrat, and
feel some little party pride, and when an at
tempt is made to drag me into the support
of man who has no political sympathy
with me, ! want TO have some good reason
given me why should support him. The
ARGCs is very cordial in its support Of h.
+. Thomas, and wants all the democrats TO
help elect him instead Of Dave Reid, &c.'
The democrat is very indignant that
the Court House rats should' be placed 10
such close quarters, and be comrelled to
fight so resolutey for their hash. Blu,
there lie fatal discrepancy in his "letter.'
1t is dated "COal Valley, Ills, Oct. 18th
That is, it was written on Monday - osten
sibly. Now everybody knows that the cal
for Mr.. Thomas was not published in tn,
Argus until Monday erening, about an
hour before dark, and that no trains 20 tc
Coal Valley in the evening, but that thu
quickest the ARGUS could have possibly
reached this salubrous democrat" woulc
have been on Tuesday forenoon, abou
twenty four hours after the indignant: com
muuicstion published in this morning
Union could have been written.
That is abou, all the comments that W
have to produce on the "letters that ar,
pouring into him" This swindle Of their
fully illustrates to what grovelng depths tn
tools of the Court House Ring arc com
PEELED to stoop to "save their bacon an
they won't even succeed in doing that.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-20
GIVES SATISFACTION

General satisfaction is manifested al the
addition to the Peoples Ticket, Of the
name Of c. II. Stoddard, for County Sur
yeyor. This gentleman is ons Of the best
practical Surveyor in the west, and is also
known as a bitter opposer of the eI,rava.
gance aud corruption of the Court House
Ring. His many friends throughout the
county will yield him cordial support,
while the Democrats will feel, in voting for
him, that they are helping to elect man Of
integrity, and one unusually competent te
fulfill the duties of his Office. Mr.. Stod
dard will come GU, ahead with big ma
iority.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-20
TIE COURT HOUSE RING.

The Republicans Of the country town
.hin, are making vigorous effort to break
up the iniquitous Court House Ring at this
c;,v vbich has 80 long ruled their party
with n rod of iron, The dead beats are in
=. manic There is a qUaking among the
dry bones. They are beginning to zee the
udwri,ing on the wall, and several Of them
have already got their baggage checked
for Troy" Let all good men throughout
the county, irrespective of politics ass'm
ulste in pushing forward the good hight
An end may yet be put to the extravaganza
of the cour, House Ring, and hard.worhns
people may yet see their taxes grow less.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-20
EXTENSIVE HARDWARE STORE.
DoHS Lone,
Postmaster

We take pleasure in directing the stten,
ton Of our readers to the advertisement of
Benedict, Smyth 4 Mcconnell, in to-day
issue. This firm has established at the old
stand of Benedict & Mcconnell, one of the
finest general hardware stores west of Chi
cago, and has on hand a splendid stock of
iron, nails, glass, saddlery hardware, car
riage makers goods, &C., &c , which will be
sold either at wholesale or retail. Mr.. Ben.
edct has been in the business for twenty
years, while his partners are also experience
ed men. We heartily recommend these
gentlemen to all who may desire anything
in their line.