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CITY ITEMS.

OUR PRICES FOR MEMS YOUTHS, AND BOYS Fan Clothing
guaranteed i0per The else,obere and u salts
faction guaranteed all rchasersia IN epey respect
safe cancelled and the money refunded
STYLE, FIT, AND WORKMANSHIP of Reddynl1de Gar
ments superior stock Of Readynade Goods in Pa
delphid
ALSO, CHOICE ASSORTMENT Of Goods In the Piece TO be
made mp to order ia the best and finest manner.
HALE BETWEEN } BENNETT d Co.,
FIFTH and TOWER HALL,
Sirh Streets. y 5l8 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
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DODGERS AND WOSTENHOLM's POCKET
III KNIVES Pearl and Stag Handles of beautiful
finish, RODGERS and WADE& BUTCHERS RAZORS,
and the celebrated LEOOLTRE RAZOR SCISSORS OF
the finest quality.
Razors Knives Scissors and Table Cutlery Ground and
Polished at p, MADEIRA'S. No. lib s. TENTH Street
below Ohasnut. 26BDS
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GET THE BEsr-The Parham New Family
LOCK-ETITCH SEWING MACHINE.
(Easy Terrns)
Salesroom, No. T04 OHESNUT Street

WANAMAKER d BROWNS CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER d BROWNS CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER oC BROWNS CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER d browns CLOTHING.
WANAMAKER d BROWNiS CLOTHING.
Tile yOulg men Of Philadelphia and adjacent tOlcnS
and all 1cho like to be WELL DRESSED, should see
the foIOping drtiGleS:-
THE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
THE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
TIE STYLISH PLAID CASHMERE PANTS.
These are ELEGAN NJ and NOT EXPENSIVE Goods
and oar house has a large assortment.
Note, orr Pants are cut in three Style0;-
GE"l "TIGHT"
cg~2. "MEDIUM"
eS-3. "LARGE"
People cAo 'Uant to 0ave Juyiag Orercoats should
see the
HEAVY CHESTERFIELDS.
HEAVY CHESTERFTELDS.
HEA Wy CHESTERFIELDS.
Others riH prefer
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE-BREiS STED ACKS.
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE TEA STED 81 CKS.
OUR STYLISH DOUBLE-BREASTEDS SACKS.
PLEASE NOTICE.--We are receiving daily fresh
inStalmentS from lrorkroOaS, elegant goods made
under our ooa supervision and orr assortment cM be
kept up, notwithstanding Our immense sales We take
pride an hagiag the BEST Stock Doth Of Mems and
Boys Clothing AS WELL AS THE CHEAPEST.
actUely engaged to repeniSh counters. yis giH
verify this ary dag bet,ceeA I A. NJ. and 6 p NJ
our force Of statesmen is large, to afford eUery
faoility to customers, tohether looking or buytag
eB@ The NeiO Goods Just receiUing are
FALL OT ERCOATS, from S7'75 to e25.
ALL KINDS OF HEA VY OFERCOATS.
INDLSPENSA BILE SUITS.
STREET IA CKETS.
FANCY OVERSA CKS.
STYLISH CTESTERFIELDs.
YOUTHS CHESTERFTBLDS.
BOYS' DOUBLE-BREAS7ED SAChS'
YOUTHS IND BOYS SUITS.
CHILDRENrS GARIBALDIS.
CHILDREN'S BISAI1RRS.
CHILDREY,S FANCY OTERCOATS.
WAHAMAKER BROWN,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING House.
OAK HALL,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
TET GOODS. NEWEST STYLES. DIXON's,
FL No s EIGHTH Street " ~ aM
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JEwELRY.-Mr William W. Cassidy, No IL S. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment OF
fine Jewery and Silverware the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit his store to result pleasure
and profit.
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AND 600 BROADWAY, New YORK

KERRs CHINA HALL4-Iist of English Iroustons China
Dinner Set for Sis. containing
IL DINNER PLATES.
IL SOUP PLATES.
70 BREAKFAST, DESSERT OR TEA PLATES.
I2 SAUCE PLATES.
1 OVAL Sour TUREEN STAND AND LADLE.
OVAL SAUCE TUREEN, STAND AND LADLE.
SAUCE BOAT.
4 OVAL COVERED VEGETABLE DISHES.
2 UNCOVERED VEGETABLE DISHES.
MEAT DISHES, ASSORTED SIZES.
1 SALAD OR FRUIT BOWL.
COVERED BUTTER Dish, WITH DRAlSER.
PICKLE SHELL
WATER PITCHER.
IL TEA CUPS with HANDLEs), AND
10 SAUCERs
All the above pieces best quality White Stone China for
$ls packed free of charge All orders by mail promptly
attended to- Goods shipped any address, payable
delivery with express charges.
KERR's CHINA HALL.-Lst of English Ironstone China
Dinner Set for $40, containing
IL DINNER PLATES
IL Sour PLATES
I2 BREAKFAST, DESSERT, OR TEA PLATES.
LOWERED Sour TUREEN.
2 COVERED VEGETABLE DIsHEs
. UNCOVERED VEGETABLE DISHES.
COVERED BUTTER Dish, WITH DGArNEE.
PICKLE SHELL.
3 MEAT DISHES, ASSORTED SIZES.
IL SAUCE PLATES.
WATER PITCHER
SAUCE TUREEN AND STAND.
70 TEAcUPs WITHOUT HANDLEs), AND IL SAucERs.
The above set best quality White Stone China for $40
KERR's China Hall, No 1918 Chestnut street
RERRs CHINA HALL
Now OPENING,
ABEAUTTUL ASSORTMENT OF
PARIS, VIENNA, ENGLISH, AND BOHEMIAN
FANCY GOODS,
For HOLIDAY PRESENTS
GLOVE, JEWEL, AND HANDKERcHIEF BOXES,
"BRoNzEs," "SwIss CARVED WOOD
SPARTAN" "JARDINIEREs"
"MAJoLICA" ARTIFICIAL Flowers ~
"OARD STAEDs" "SoENT BOTTLES" ETC,
ENTIRELY NEW AND CHOICE GOODS
NOT FOUND ELSEWHERE
RANGING IN PRICE
FROM THE LOWEST TO THE MOST EXPENSIVE
JAS X. KERR BRO,
CHINA HALL
No. 1918 OHEsNUT SFREET.
IEwELRY-Mr. William w. Oassidy No u S. Second
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THE VICAR OF SOUTHAMPTON"


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BY ANTHONY TROLLOPE.
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Now the time to subscribe for the coming year180
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Binding made specially.
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500 DOZEN JUST LANDED.
JOSEPH" and "LA BELLE"
KID GLOVES.
ELEGANT SHADES at $1OO and $t25 per pair.
Also Opera Shades and White
Every pair warranted If they rip or tear a-other pair
given in exchange.
2-ButtOned Kid Gloves at $I.7J.
The Balance of an Importers Stock of
Genuine JOuvin Hid Gloves.
800 DOZEN at $l45 PER PAIR.
This is by far the greatest bargain offered in Pha
KID GLOVES
Every pair guaranteed genuine Paris kid.
Our whole stock of
Dress Goods, ShawIs, BiacI. Silks
Closing out at the
GREATESTBA EVER OFFERED
ON EIGHTH STREET,
To make room for largely increasing
NOTION BUSINESS.
80 cent Plaid Poplin 37kc
90 cent Plaid Poplps, Soc
81 cent Plaid Popins, 65c.
81 80 Siam yard wide, 20.
% cent AllWool Poplns, 5Oc.
IS cent All-WOol Poplins, &c
81 cent AlWool Poplns 65c.
$l % Silk Rolled Poplns SOC.
81 80 silk Rolled POplins, l25.
l75 Silk Rolled Poplins, 1917
$2 Silk Rolled Corded Poplins, $l75,
800 Lyons Velvet at Sl7 per yard
~ cent RoubaiX POpnE 81 cents.
75 cent Mixed Double Fold, 50 cents
% cent All:Woo Delane, 50 cents.
So Black Silks $1'7t
1925 Black Silks, Sl'67E
$3.50 Black Silks, So.
1915 Black Silks, So 25
BARGAINS IN BLACK SILKS.
$3.50 Double Shaws, $3.50.
$500 Double Shawls $40.
$1,000 Double Shawls, So so.
$500 Stripe Shawls, 1850
$500 Plaid Shawls, 1915.
$500 Arab Shawls, 1926. -
$i'5O Blue Black Veveteen, 81 '25.
$20O Blue Black Xelveteen' $l'50l
Q" 20 Diue NOTION DEPARTMENT.
Ladies' Fleecy lined Gloves 3ec.
Ladies' French Cloth Gloves, SOC.
Ladies' Two-buttoned Gloves O,
Merino Fleeced Gloves, 25c, %,
Gents Cloth Gloves Soc, 75c, to ST.
Gents Merino Drawers and 81 Shirts, Tss 7Soi % Yl' l5
Joseph Kid Gloves, 81 per pair.
La Belle Kid Gloves 81 25'
"Bartley' Kids, $1's ,eo,
Mems Kid Gloves, $l'25, l'5O ana aOO'
A. I& y. B. AsA BARTHOLOMEW
IMPORTERS OF KID GLOVES,
II II wsmtf No 90 N EIGHTH Street
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TET GOODS, NEWEST STYLES. DIXoN's,
81 No. II S. EIGHTH Street Wl6sM
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GEORGE A. PRINCE Il Co.'S ORGANS AND MELoDEoNs.
with improvements exclusively own, covered by TEN
PATENTS. Prices from 500 to $500. The Oldest and
largest manufactory in the world 45OOO instruments
in For Catalogues and Price Lists, address Buffalo,
N. Y, or Chicago, ILL.,,
S. T. GoRDoS New York,
JAMES BELLAK, Philadelphia.
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GLU-ENE! GLU.ENE !! GLU.ESE Ut will mend Fur.
niture, Crockery in fact anything about your house.
A. L. WILLIAMS,
Sole Agent for Pennsylvania Depot at No. IA n. Sixth
street, corner of Commerce, Philadelphia Pa.
For sale by druggists stationers and the trade gene
rally.
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DR.. WMBoRs COP LIVER OIL AND LINIE.-Invads
need longer dread to take that great specific for Con
sumption, Asthma and threat ening Coughs-Cod Liver
OIL As prepared by DR. Wilbor it is robbed of the
seating tar to- and also embodies preparation of the
Phosphate of Lime giving nature the article required
to aid the healing qualities Of the oil and to recreato
markabe tonic, and will weak and deblitated per
become strong and robust 1t is for sale by all
spectacle druggists throughout the country and is
article that should be kept in every family for convenience
of instant the first appearance of Coughs rrta
on of the Lungs. Manufactured only by A. B. WMBoR,
Chemist No 166 Court street. Boston, Sold by all Drug
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UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND FIT
ARE THE
NEW STYLE
ENGLISH PALEToT OvERCOATs
OF
CARRs FINISHED MELTON,
MADE By
CHARLES STOKES,
No. ga OHEsNUTS TREET
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THE DEMAND TELLS THE SToRY.-From all directions
orders for PHALoN'S VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE
HAIR come pouring in. Ali the noxous DYES, etc, go
The ladies say it is pleasant perumed toilet
water and it is as transparent crystal Nothing else
reproduces perfectly the original hue of the hair
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ASTONISHING how they sell goods cheap at GAYS
China Palace, No 102a Chestnut street.
Best Stone China Tea Set 50 pieces, $500.
" Dining Set, % pieces, $3.50.
" Toilet Set $3.50
g Dining plates per doz, ST..
" Cups and Saucers per set twelve
pieces A5c.
And fancy goods at prices to astonish the initiated
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-23

Why Cur FLED is Tan BE-I.-it q re-
cent meeting Of the Farmer Institute Cluhol
New York. the old question of cutting feed
wa, pretty thoroughly discussed y. C..
Meekcr the agricultural editor the TrJ1ms
observed that nothing could DE gained by
cutting what was not good feed before thar
operation. some 90 think that Hy cutting
wheat straw and the butts Of corn stalks, and
adding meal 10 induce animals % eat the
mixture. they gain. but the idea is delu-
sion, for -omcth-nC cannot come out of Moth
ing.
Dir Trimhle. a theoretical farmer. also re-
marked that it was absurd % think one can
save feed by putting it in another shape
without adding more nutrimcut. /. a horse
needs twenty pounds of nomishmcnt in uu-
cut hay De could not see bow ten pounds of
cut hay would answer. Nhereurlu the eli-
tor of the Rural New Yorker replies t. these
scientific farmers, and hits the nail suarcv
on the head
What Is the truth in this question which
causes the doctors % disagree SD widely p
Simply this Cutting fodder does NOT add
more nutriment to it, hlJ changes r. me-
chanical condition. and enables stock @. con-
sumo it in less time and thus have more for
rest and digestion. This is valuable cor
sideration for hard worked horses. but not az
great an one for animal, thar chew their .ud
Again. cut hay or straw slightly mois' enc.
and sprinkled with ground grain is mucl
palatable, and stock prefer it to II mike,
and whole food, and maintain more vieor
Gus appetites than if confined to tbe unpre
praed food \ backed. potato, i.h salt, pep
per and butter is :. dish that hungry kin.
wouldn' turn from but beC.gar would de
spise the meal f obliged to de your the pota
to first, then he salt, pepper and butter. |
Is the iaculf Of mixing food right that tick
les the pal ate. Every Observing farmer VIII,
has triefi the experiment knows that biz
stock ,refer cut feed and ground grain
mlxef. and moistened. to the same article,
led whole. Though there Is no nutrimcnt
IN food thus prepared, yet the animal system
2 cts more out Of it, and less is passed of in
the excrements.-rhe question Of economy
in the matter must be decided by the value
Of labor as compared with the value Of food
in each locality where stock is fed.
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SKY IN it, still. far splendor liitei
Higher than cloud can be;
Air with no breath Of earth 20 stain IT,,
Pure on the perfect sea.
Flashincs-or i it the pinew obs whispers,
Bab5le Of brooks unseen,
Laughter Of winds when they find the blossoms
Brushing aside the green:
Waves that dip, and dash, and sparkle;
Foam-wreiths slipping by,
Slft as a snow Of broken roses
Ad0at over mIrrored sky.
OFT the Las; the steady suu-track
Golden me,hes fill
Webs Of fire, that lace and tangle,
Never moment stiu.
LIQUID palms but clasp together;
Fountains, i0wer-hke, grow
Impii bsIis, On stems Of silver
Out Of a slope Of snow.
sea-depths, blue as the blue # 7ialets-
Blue as a summer sky,
When you blink at i-- arch sprung over
Where in the grass you Ae-
Dimly az. orange BIT Of rainbow
Burus where the -aW Vest c.ell-,
Broken IN air. Ike passionate promise
Born ia moments tears-
Trimmed 90 amber. r.allie- "li1 s''feI'
Clouds ia She distance dwell
Clouds that are cool, for MI their color,
Pure rs 81 ra-e-,irIei shell
Fleets Of wool in the upper heavens
Ga,-lue- wing untur;
c,;1i..r 81. Ii-h they seem hut sleeping
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AMERICANS AT baden "A foreign correspou-
dent Of the Pail .VsH Ga-dis writes as follows
our Transatlantic cousins are not in such force
as usual. and really The flct does not seem to Doe
much regretted by any but the shopseeper-
they certainly are as "a rule lavish iu their pur-
cha-es. but at the tables d'hote and the prom
enade they are no, popular, ana can scarcely be
profitable customers 90 the gambling tables. In
spite Of all one reads # the deep and desperate
in America. compared with which the reckless
ness Of the Regency would have appeared tame
and cautious. never yet saw an American play
Ing here for high stakes. Perhaps they object to
rskiug their money against mere foreigners, and
with true patriotism. prefer losing it at home
and keeping it, if not in the family, at least in
the country.
ON the 18th the first grand ball took place at
the Kurslal; II was very brilliant, as with q
splendid room. excellent music and with a most
lavish display Of toilette il could not fail 70 be.
regret, for the sake Of your fair readers, that
am utterly incompetent to describe the elaborate
dresses Of the ladies present; the only clear in
preston ! carried away is that crinolines are
fortunately going out, and paint unfortunately
used more freely than ever. Talking Of paint,
an amusing accident happened to an American
lady a few days ago at the waters. Though en-
dowed by nature with a lovely complexion, she
thinks it necessary TO enhance her charms by a
free application Of ''poudre de riz,' and having
incautously leant over one Of the hot wells the
gas, by some chemical process, turned the bis
muth used in the powder black, the contrast
with her ROSY cheeks making her look, as the
Frenchman remarked, like " Ia Deesse du Rouge
ct Noir''
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AcRICuLrrRAL MATTERS.



ibont Packing Ru'.sr ana En''r fa'N'-'''
IA Willard ma kc- the following H-aHa-
..r...- --tts II.e.-
'''n7 'N '-''
Rural
There are great many D. il" t'l ...Ht
butter and spoil d, Hfl..iH-- ID $50 'A.a.
curate statistics D.. eHaanLty' 3D., butter .'....-
ally spoiled 1r rendered "r-Ie-- i.. ...
table by reason u. improper l.S..-. ."
array 0f f-ura- W.l.l .. -'rlI-i-.-e. iA -'..
cities vast quantities "a. butter are -'.- every
year under the name 70. grease N'".-li.
Villages .a amy considerable -i1g seem Q. '.i',
never ending --.-. .t rancid butter, ana
butter dealers often Jay high ll'ea, '.i -I'7-
tubs and frkins, bat when the butter ie..'-i-
e- The city and goes INTO The hands W COM
sumer- % soon gels ira"F ana Us h'
means satisfactory.
Dairyu.a should un -er-r1nl That ...,l'.
Will NOT keep in amy An- OBJ Gu. .i A-H.l'
and De- who packs butter DO saa'''it mi1',
badly hH1pei tubs, 1oc7 u 81, O. g"''' anna
wrong - somebody 10 is NM .--i''e c. ae.l
butter any length '' time IN "a .a.4 '-.., 'A ,
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FOoD VALUE OF THE PoTATo.-There is
probably no other vegetable food, except
wheaton bread, Of which so much can be
fairly said in its favor. It, merits. however,
vary very much with the kind Of seed.
the period of maturity, and the kind of soil
in which they are grown. That kind should
be preferred which becomes mealy on boiling,
and which, when well cooked, can be thor
oughly crushed with the finger. The pota
to which is known as - waxy," and those
which remain somewhat hard when boiled.
do not digest 50 readily ar the mealy kind.
but for that very reason, they are said to be
more satisfying, whether the potato be boiled
or roasted, since in both methods it should
be well cooked. In point of economy and
convenience, however, it has been found bet
ter TO boil than TO roast them for, whilst
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lleu AdrNtisemrnts.


FTvHE Subscriber offers for sal his farm Of - acre.
| Of choice land II is well fenced, wooded ana
watered has a new and c0mmodi0us house WIZ
barns and other Cut-hulCin-s attached has laI-e
supply If fruit. consisting Of choice apples pears
r,ii,-r. ebarrie. CRANES currau-s and -no-herrie-
Said farm is situated two miles noIth al 1ha lol''
depot The subscriber offers the above lDi sale' v!
account of moor health Terms of payment % SUIT
the purchaser For further particulars inquire OF
'i SFqr A. +. CLARK.
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CRYsTAIzED GoLD-The Central City Colo
rado) Register mentions lot Of over one hun
dred ounces Of crystalized gold, exhibited at
bank in Denver. 1t was taken from gulch in
Colorado. Il consisted Of arborescent masses Of
crystals, from the size of pin heads up to Jumps
Of fourteen ounces in weight, and was a most re-
markable as well as most beautiful lot Of crys-
talized gold. II is much more valuable for min
eralogical specimens as it now is, than for coin
age. 1t is the first instance Of finding crystaliz-
tory.
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PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.

PRINTING MATERIAL FOR SALE.
HAVING bought out another printing office, we
viii sell cheap, for cash, the following mates
nall
PRESSES.
A. Hoes COUNTRY PRESS frst-rate machine,
in thorough working order, bed - by &c. fitted with
q cutter and % work tiro rollers over the form.
frce, si-h5 costne Sl-5O- Fitted 10 run by steam
OF hand.
An Adams Gard Press No. 1, an excellent machine
Just put in perfect repair, and good new. Price
$3.50.
A Potter Gard Press. in good order Price S..
Also. three horse PORTABLE STEAM ENGINE
and boiler, 10 good running order; has steam gauge
water gauge &c, and is an excellent machine.
TYPE.I
An eufrs newspaper drew about -O1Ibs Brewer and
4D Nonpareil with eight fonts OF display type for
advertisements, Corners make, and almost new,
having been used but a few weeks on a small edi-
ton. Part oft has never ink, and it il all lust
as good as new.
Font Plea about Unolbs
Small Plea fonts, about. 5n0lbs
Long Primer font, about. -OOlbs
2 Brewer fonts, about. 500 lbs
Thirty fonts Of wood type and over $50 fonts Of
metal type and borders, much oft almost new, and
all good.
Cases, Stands Stones, Leads, Composing Sticks,
Chases, sc, &C
So good chance for printer to purchase an out
fit was seldom offered.
Address
THE FREE PRESS ASSOCIATION.
t-6wu Burlington, Vt.
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SEEDS.
KENTUCKY Blu f GRASS SEED.
ORCHARD GRASS SEED.
HERDS GRASS SEED.
WHITE CLOVER SEED.
RED CLOVER SEED.
RED TOP SEED.
FLOWER TRELLISES.
SEED WHEAT.
SEED BARLEY.
SEED PEAS.
SEED PLANTERS.
CORN PLANTERS,
And general assortment Of Flows, Harrows, and
all implements used on the Farm or Garden.
Also, choice selection Of
Flower Sc e DIS
From the celebrated firm Of Hovey q Co., Boston.
and Wick, Of Rochester. For sale by
j.. PIERCE s son.
April Is.--d&wtf
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THE BAsE-BURNING
american Cooking Store.
More improvement, and Tso NOR Pqtept..

A FTER a long series Of experiments, We have
n added the Base Burning principle % this already
world-renOwned Stove, by means of hotair chambers
in front and Of the hre-hOX and a regulator al
the pipe collar. With this improvement we accom-
plish the following results
tst A coal Are can he kept all winter by replen-
shing the fire twice every q hours.
ID. continuous fire can he kept through the win
ter with the consumption Of les than % lbs Of coal
In q hours and the oven kept ia baking order
large portion Of the time.
Sd. The coal will be thoroughly consumed With
out the usual amount Of cinders and cliukers, AID
the annoyance Of dumping the CRATE every morn
ing to make a fresh FIRE, avoided.
9Th For wood FIRE, with two moderate sized sticks
of dry wood, a fire can be kept from Is % q hours
without any trouble.
This will be found the greatest improvement yet
made in Cooking Stoves. II has ali the advantages
Of a selffeeder with much greater economy offuel,
and without IL Inconvenience. 1t Is fully secured
by letters patent.
Manufactured by
SHEAR, PACKARD CO.,
II and 10 Green St., Albany, NY.
For sale By IRA II. PAUL, Burlington, Vt,
May &.--fdsn