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Total, Department OF Improve

ments .................... 81 ,l07 80
SEC. :. Be it further ordained. etc, That
payment of expenditures as above, other
than those Of salaries, and pay rolls shall be
made upon vouchers approved by the Admin
istrator OF improvements, and the Admins
TRAITOR Of Public Accounts shall draw his war
rants upon the Administrator OF Finance
in favor Of the person or persons holding
the vouchers approved as aforesaid.
Sec. 3. BE it further ordained. etc, That
the Administrator of the Department of
improvements shall furnish to the Depart
ment of Public Accounts a certified alb
stract of the pay rolls of salaries due by his
department. The Administrator of Public
Accounts shall draw his warrant upon the
Department of Finance for the aggregate
amount thereof and the Administrator of
Finance shall take the individual receipts of
the partie, borne upon the salary and pay
rolls.
Adopted BY the Council Of the city Of New
Orleans, September g. 1870.
Yeas: West. Shaw, Delassize, Enley,
Pierce, Walton, Bonzano.
Nays None.
BENZ. +. FLANDERS, Mayor.
tr!!e copy;
Il. CoNoCEsr CLARKE Secretary
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II. CoNQUEsr CLARKE. Secretary.
NAToRALTy OF NEW ORLEASs. [
CITY Hall. Scptember 8. 1870. :

NAToRAL-y OF NEW ORLEANS I
City Hall. September 8, 1870.
No i36-Admiristratio Series.
A resolution appropriating money to pay
the salary rolls Of the Department Of
Police, for the month Of August. 1870.
Resolred. That the following sums be and
are hereby appropriated 70 pay the pay
rolls of the Department of Police, for the
month OF August. 1870, and that the AID
minisirator OF Publir Accounts warrant on
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, September d, 1870.

QUEST CLARKE. Secretary.
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MAyORALTy OF NEw ORLEANS,
CJty Hall Sp.,fauiDe- 1870.
No. 4;i-Administ-a.iou Series

IL. CoNorEsr CLARKE Secretary.
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MAyoEALrY ar NEW ORLEANS. /
Civ Hall. SeDtrmDrT 3. 1910,

II. CuNQI EST CLARKE. Secretary.
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4. CosoGEsr CLARKE. Secretary.
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MAyoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS,
mo. 4D-Adninlstration Series

II. conquest CLARKE. Secretary.
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q Nissusas Howard Ths dssd waa snaAe ct On -
occasion Of the union By marriage Of this lady viii
schedule. which are sssached to ne pagers make
known that The Countess posseseed 1i7,d0O pounds
.tc,iisg in English and ether A,evign securities,
,ss ,ss l. g. IsSs md
nsti bonds besides another and additional sum q
200 ponads sterling; which ~ described - other
settled fluids she had besides divsp Other Investment.
shares and securities, with jewell and ether personal
latter year. OF Der lie her iSrtuse exceeded in value
the united wealth If Madame De Pompadosr and The
Countess Dubary.
The Basis Of Armistice.
Tours October 9s,n-lt In reported here that En-
laud tc.:rrs . mcetis. :of European ConCrsss 70
LoIdos, October 2sth-The news Of the surrender Of
Metz, with the army Of Marrhal Bazate, numbeain ing
men ., =" a,. aid tssx.so 's .sa @
circles and among Imperalists Il 10 regarded - favor
able to the negotiations now going On Vt versales for
IN srm.tse dness ~ Non IN :ss, 0g Ms.
rha Bszane having been constdesed by both parties
~ out Of the qucrtiOn. have these points On the
Eest authority follows: Frat, that the principle Of
the x;ats qao ante is to govern, oil arrangements
looking To possible resumption of arms after the
armisice that both heiigrcnts are u be allowed
Of the signing Of the stpulaiion. ID that the city Of
RMs IL 10 be allowed to receive daily one days supply
provisions: 9TH, all latitude 10 to b. given through
Out tue COuutIy " pOCt< Will TUG cseCSOu VI UsCsu"
beIs Ut the constituent Assembly
Il In now reported that Austria has renewed her
activity IN support II the English negotiations, aud
Intelligence has Just reached the foreign Office that
the German authorities 1t Versailles have consented
on fc,mal demand 10 that etisct oouchcd In dipo:
Great Britain and Russia 70 grant safe conduct to
Thc,s from Tours. through the German lOcs into
Paris: II r. expected the interview between Theirs
aud Trochu will decide the tate u the negotiations for
an armistice.
Pacific Coast Items..Fire, Plague, Veto.
Han Francisco October Seth-The town IT Ceutrc-
vilc ldahU totally burned on the 9Th Ut October
TStssmali lox 10 raging In Salem, Oregon. One men,
bT Of the Legislature has died, and two Others are
Ill. The people are panic stricken.
RAILROAD subsidy bill
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r@ss.s,h n, aser.tsu.,s fn Ayhg .m.as1 Nm
$3.50 s e .:,' ,s,s.:ss pes e. e s:.a %:
TSss 9 Tsss al Il .ass % in hi. city. The
6is:ass ~ 6sa&At 81 fastsises t,s@ 49,: :. a.
troops from &: any Z Primes FTedc1cE Charles has
Co., - hssises Looxssy, near ~ nsa9h3 eosd?e
y:,:: S:sss a:; . sss :.s Z: e, 81
P.pss isseiy fossd 1 cha.eea q suy are :a!d e
esmgseniss several nossh'sA including sons Ct ~
iavtsstoSs hsvs Sea~ sent TO tAs rulsss Of various
Stats q SoatA Germany to eoms fosws's = ~''nsss
ne oomhardmens 1t Paris. ....-..-. -...,...
6aribaldi..Hls Army, Chances and Appear
ance.-Jeaisuy II ~ EfencA. Cennano'
ora. .. -.- e. rszsa ..,...s~ s-.-ss .
!endea, oe.os.r :ls.-A sp:e!.i eos!..pcndcns
and national guards They are a. reses for ksnnee.
sSs ss %s :o
ehaaeepots, Reminxtoas and snydesA The army q
ehs Loire viii pass through T.efs srys i.faatsy
joining II. 1sS e,;p. and sdvsncng towards Ven
don.. Tneir objsct e inexplicse!a
correspondent with Gar'oelal nom % lean ae
account: S.d not seea Garibaid since the eve q
Mantua The s,tsrstion in him - striking. HE any-
e.: i y. lent With s.%'b ana - ~.
two hours talk. His pssties :. pecal,f j1s arrived
at Toan simultaneeasly with Gan,see0. The latter
Mas not overpleased with the ovationS % 0an1sdL
bstts-sI &C. have nado mistake; a. useless AID
shall return Bat that would mot have suited the
PEOPLE "a tSav rave him command Of The department
Of lie Juls: ia h reported to have 1OO0v men In
reality be has not 60W and they ore Spanish, Itaians
and Frsech-a nsngsl erew. canbrid y q Bseancos
and has g CON Oafbatdi has with him his s0n-in-
law, Can1soca and bio Chiet-of.Sta6 Baso His
secretary and others are arriving. Most Of his best
oncss sre NOT here. sad. General you esIl they
what cannot do; Il would b too heavy . r\sponsi.
billty. Each nust come on his own account Yes
tesday he bad decided 70 return to Ancanges. but
during the night there came news that G0O Prusslans
were concentrated. ~ Garibaldi left word that he
would stay. He expects every day to 6e attacked.
don't Whist 10 70 stop tho Frussiane they attack
Beyond doubt Garibadi's coming 10 . mistake. The
jealousy Ut the esch generals 10 such that be do
nothing; bus w arc heTu aud there II no retreat"
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Tuesdays Dispatches.
Mexican Naus.

-, 49, $500.
a.n.s .t., ~ 10. ~ ~ 4; IT, $40 ~ ~ st. ~
Quite small" bu. tie If ~ s3s vsrx ns
A. 4. nc e. % ": q; Sse'Sys :sd s:ssy
The m wili rssch n.,liics 81 d"s,.r. 4. ~ =
AZ Esntansas or S:srdsc.s Iivs n..n v.r" s,,.s.:'
st Naotsnzss for sessiin~ prnnsrfv .xns.Sa Il ~
s:Iicass, court msi3l!jsd ana s6os.
ass rS % ssd Tor
sargsnta ~"~',
Mss 1aa ~ Gable he'd :.d and 4
and the eigna!s werc Usrfsf. es y. 'S'.''
Adviccs IRON Naitiniqae announce tho French
Il The sscens ia.asct.oo. Que S.nd,eS nSss ..s
TN, ,ss =,
sIans. ..... ..-.. .... -. ..''000' 1890 ~
Domestic.
.. Mash'ngton, October si.Ihs supsme Court re.
Nc,.Sn Jn.tic. :MmasS n!ssisss 'As Iss.S y. "
At.orns,Gene'al Acks.ia;n and Solicitor ssistov
psese" - r sna ssa ne oa.a q 0aacs ~. q
-. s..n. - S'ea'ens H. h'' asw Assistant Atsor
ISsw O.ls.ns. October sistIThe vault and safes q
nDcnassa w sT 1aixisfiAsa 'sss hgns. The ioss
a1oaa' n. 70 coe,. hoo.. n. ~ Chm, ..,.
Wy burned: LS:s $500 =. -, -, :,
~! ,.a L s.! ,su;. ., . ~ iound deaa u
pyss:s ' ;s; os,es., ..1s. ..s..e. !. ~.
@ The tota' for the Ar's three days in isss va
H!sir:.too orroh., mi A A,..t c.,x.,+l r.~..
.:!o.h. Destroyed s.i'a.. I'D 100 bals. eut.sa:
are ensess.aed See < Il. o: x ss steamship ' vsa
is:s ss.I =! rom 81 KY W.. s. I'll ,a:.:
q: ss. g e''' .. e.'s'''. ~ among
Portland, Ne. October ssh-The !oss by ars hes
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sisse u sssssssie9 lssa v1ags wsh tsss6ss 81
Tss oisan's. peny sesss - ~ leaders. Il. Thsirs
Grevy. 0sisus, LelsMe. Pantols M0ntpays end Roax
1'hes' Dsw organ z 10 b. named the coastss.sst.
Keyed authority of an o6lc:r Of the Inpesial Oaasd
Mho escsp-d from Mets befoss the sarrssd; that OF
"Wednesday lest 10 OO0 unarmsd people many ot them
ss :s@ &. city Il sss o.
S i";e y =: ks S G.. :So;s 20
Theirs has declined Prussien safe conduct % Paris
because Il requires hin y - va vsreaillea
18th ten within the PEussian liDes near Nees The
messenger esccceded In burning the nalls and mads
bis escape into Belgium. =.
preecut day $4,000 French prisoners.
Tour. o0h-A profound Impression Vas Rsoduceo
Indignation. The army Of the sors. which hsd been
largely increased, was ready to attack the PIuesisn
forces and much va: expected from = toward tie g.
The Oonst4sttone' makes strong appeal to Gam.
the OF 10 an the
tcs and 70 order immediate elections for the constit
nent assembly.
French successes In different parts Of country.
The proclamation 10 plpeagdsd shout the streets II
attracts crowds OF readers and csestea great excite
ey ii Baxsinc 10 denounced asd bitter impsscations
srs uttered against the BcnapaItists An envoy from
nssaine, who Mt 1ets last Sunday arrived to-day.
He expresses astonishmcne at the capitulstion but
says provisions were shoet. and no salt - be had
New York 1tens. "
:,ew Ysak, October 9oth-A colorcd woman, Ksziah
To- Poisoning sSe family Oh q b. .cDo~e &
1eld. and setting fire 70 the hOuee.
The steamer Ecsre, which sailed yesterday, took q
rev. vi. %.a 10,
store. and provision: fSe cargo i valued At nearly
<sOo 0o The steamer Ontarie IL loading somewhat
The steamer Leo was sliced yesterday, on charge Of
having been chartered 70 ary arms TO the CubanS but
was released after search. -..a. 7.. d.
shooter Of the United stsses, yesterday, having beaten
Edward II. Tinker. Of Providence. Paine kllcd 70
and Tinker g out of rug.
ward Ut one hundred dollars 70 any one causing the
arrest and conviction Of any person guilty oe false
Weston has arranged for walk Of 100 miles in this
2ist. tOr purse Ut 81, lou
The Police superintendent has issued circuls, to
dsys ii registration and election. All Federal aud
state officers must BE- protected in the discharge II
their dntca. while the access Of voters to the polls
10 doubt Of seisy II u poiics y preserve prso
and msiEtain order. ..t
Dsmcstic. go
Boston, October 3otA-It 10 stated the cotton mills
accepted Is per ccnt IN setensnt with Francis Skin
nes Co. w. =. g..
Patrick Kilian was sentenced to two years in the
8. r. Cummings leader Of the Labor Reform party,
has sued Frank W: Bird Tor libel claiming tlNvUO
damages: 70, cns,siu* Cumming. pledged the vote. Of
therefor to be used in the campaign. ''s.-'
Washington, October ssth-A peace conference was
held to-day under the Presidency Vt Secretary Fish
n hQ 2lANfh Anne
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birds Of the mir, with even more assurance
oil expectation that their wants will be
provided for Sitting costly upon their
longing places In the most comfortable
attitudes, they can look with pity, con-
tempt or calm disdain upon the busy
crowd boiling in discomfort around them.
Can nobody patent this invention?
viii not some one among that favored
and blessed class rise to such height OF
magnanimity as to make the secret ut
least purchasable? Thus far oil invest.
cation has been foiled, and no one outside
the regular elect has been able to pene'
trate the mystery Men Of great minds
hnye made progress in everything else,
and realized important discoveries and In.
ventions, but the crucible title alch9llyst
has failed always In turning dToss into
gold, and II Is LEFT 10 this day with the
favored hangers.on of society 10 exercise
an exclusive use Of the art which brings
forth something out Of nothing, and yields
aluXurious existence without toll. We
appeal 10 the occupants Ofthe steps and
store boxes foe h slight exercise Of fchari3
" and literally toward their fellow be.
ings. They see us toiling and perspiring
In a struggle for sustenancc, shortening
life In the very effort to preserve 1t; and
surely if they have any humanity in their
composition, if they are not utterly selfish,
they willat least allow us 70. penetrate the
outer court of their wonderful system.
Who WILDE the first to inlmortalize him
self by unwilling the mystery Of existence
without labor!
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The New Army Law.

The Army Bill, as 1t finally went
through Congress from the Conference
Committee provides for Large reduction
in. the number of officers during the next
six months. Thegrades Of General and
Lieutenant General are to expire with
Sherman and Sheridan. The number Of
Major Generals Is fixed at three, and Of
Brigadier Generals at six, and no appoint
ments to these grades are to be made till
by death, retirement or resignation the
number Is reduced below these figures.
The retired list is fixed at three hundred,
and TIL that number Is reached officers Of
thirty years service may be retired on
their own application and at the. Presi-
dents discretion. Officers who desire may
be honorably discharged prior 10 next
January, with one years pay and
allowances. Worthless or incompe-
tent Officers; designated by the General
Of the army, are to be sentas soon as pos
sible before an examining board Of five, %
be appointed blythe Secretaryof War, and
onits recommendation are to be mustered
out, with one years pay, and all such Old:
cers are to be heard IN their own behalf
before the board. Vacancies in either
arm of the service are to be filed until
next January by the appointment from
the list OF supernumeraries, having refer
ence to present rank and seniority, and at
that time all supernumeraries are to select
between going into the grade Of second
lieutenant, or being lonorably mustered
out with one. years pay and allowances.
Retired officers have seYenty-tive per
cent of the pay Of officers on the actual
list, and are not prohibited from holding
civil Office, though those on the active list
are prohibited on pain Of Yaeating their
commissions. BreVet officers are y be
addressed only by their actual title, and
can wear nothing but the uniform Of their
actual rank. HILL % sfoc, j. 81,
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the cath Of June, the Emperor Of Austria
being opposed in person to the Emperor
Of the French and tho King Of Sardinia
That lannon's lmttIGs fought IN the elbows
OF the MinciO," needs no, description, Its
history beinR 100 well preserved by the
svmDsfhies Of youth" 1t resulted in
giving Victor Emmanuel the Kingdom Of
italy' and secures to the French Empire
today the sympathy Of that monarch In
n striggle which may change the map OF
Europe. ,o,o
Ere the close of1sO5, events began to
noint toward a crisis in Germany, Austria,
Inder the leadership OF Non Beust,. be.
l;eycd herself the protector Of Germany
and exercised her power to preserve IN.
tact the Central German States. Prussia
offered 10 the German people the choice
Of assuming their proper places In Europe,
under her leadership, or remaining. u
weak federation Of puisS1nt territories,
under the rule Of Vienna. Austria had
armed with, perhaps, the view Of, territy-
ing Prussia by her preparations, and the
reluctant armiug at Berlin was looked
upon Mt Vienna as the result OF cowarlicc.
Prussia did not wish for war, but at last
King Willialn determined 10 place him
self In position to free his kingdom from
even the shadow Of the Austrian policy:
Bismarck determined that Prussia should
/ no longer be the second power IN Germany:
lie used to say that as Austria was "one,"
So. also, Prussia was "0ne" and that with
SAFETY Austria could no longer be
allowed q hegemony over Germany.
Austria had lab0red to secure the
assent of the Federal Diet To-
whatever foreign policy she should adopt,
and the Central States, BATTERED at being
directly engaged in questions Of European
policy, eagerly followed her lead, The
Central States by this means enjoyed a
degree Of equality with Prussia. They
felt an especial delight In causing Prussia
to recognize the power Of the Federation,
and the securcr they felt Of the majority,
the more ready were they in following
the lead Of Austria, to humble the power
Of Prussia. The opinions Of Prussia were
Stigmatized as non. German, while Aus
tria was praised as the eHclusiVerepeSen-
tative OF, Germany and German interests.
The Prussian press urged that Austria
would have no hesitation in destroying
the federation to carry through her own
policy. Already she had invited the gov
ernments of the Central States to enter
into "a !warlikU alliance with her, and
place their troops under Austrian COM
maud, in direct contravcntiOn Of the ar
ticlcs Of federation. On the 9TH Of May,
1866, an attempt was made on the life Of
Bismarck happily ftustrated-and on
the 10Th of June the Prussian columns
under Won Moltke were in motion for the
south, with what result the world knows.
Austria was humbled, and Prussia assum'
ed her present position, it may be said, as
the guardian Of Germany.
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PHILADELPHIA,


q EEygipelas, Gathered lBteAat, Group, .
ut letter. 0anker, Corns, Plies, Ia. -
n, &c, &C. Try \, y r...s,,.;- :,
See Letters nom Phys y Druggists and
YE DS. 'bioGGs. u weAtpott, dsaJs,he has cured
Gathered BrSdSG in Z day HEitA itrit;'r tsis.. ii
Dr. WEIGH, q Galsna, says I; be I. has cured the
Dr. WI. ROSS, Of Fulton City Illinois says,
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bR: 8. B. cUR III H. iil6alca, say1 lie same.
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!: bR. EATON, QE ElmIFa, N. r, ut cured
bR. VANSBEsRTRR, Of'BinghAmton, says
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DR.. GREEN Of 'syTaerSe, sayS toof his own
case (pAFtlal deafness), arst5 ..;ri,' I'D Lis
Dr.. WHITF0RD, says he knows Of several
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ADRUGGIST (opposite T. o., C1tea9o, says
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tie WEEKS 4 POTTER, a,,3
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WEDLoCK. THE BASIS OF
wv ctvll Society. -Essays for Young Men, on
the honor and happiness Of Marriage, and the
evils and dangers Of Collbacy-with sanitary
help for the attainment Of mans time position in
life. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Address,
Howard ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
mAatd&w .-.,.!..t.
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no CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals viii be received by the I'M:
dersIgned for the building Of the Poor Ho9se Of
Ohio County, until MONDAY, AUGUST 1st,
1870, 6P. L.. for Carpenter Work, LnmbeE and
81 necessary naFdWaFe for The completion OF the
AIso, for Bfief Work for hs;name, bttcs.tO be
laid by the thousand. counted In the wal attaE
tho completion Of the Job.
Also, for PlASteFlng same, 10 be stated 80 much
per yard for lath work and 90 much per yard for
brick work, all to DO three-coat work, sand TO be
one-half bank sand and One.hAlf creek sand,
'!AlSo, for Painting for same, 20 much per yard
for two-coat work, and 30 much per light for
Also, for tin roof for sane at 80 much per
All material used TO BIZ OF the best quality, and
10 be under the inspection Of the Building Com
mIttee. The Committee reserve the right to re-
lect any or oil bidBI "nI .i'f+
: Plans and specifications eau be seen At the su.
perVlsoF's room, Court House, BY applying 10
WIN. Salisbury, between the hours OF . A. n.
All bids to be directed to the Chairman Of the
COMMITTEES. I.ta vi, 4, JOHN CLAEOh,
IylB -. -'"' Chairman.
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el-spceiSl SttentiSa eiytS to the repair Of
Bine Watches, 0locES,y deweiry' z&e.nAh work
y 'A'V y o. Jysi!do go1@ napz- - ~ .,
.s"s,i a9Al p" % % -nais
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H-PRRSoNS leaving the City during tho Sum
msr can have the INTELIIoENcER mailed to thetI
address by ordering the same at this ONCE
Terms-AGteen cents per week.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
u proposals. Will be received by the under
signed until Thursday, the 9Ist inst, at 3 P.,IM
for rebuilding, The bridge over Wheeling Creek,
near Steenrod's. The masonry Il all ready, with
the exception Of some repairs which may be bid
FOR ~ the cubic yard. The BupeEBnqctlrG must
be bid for In the lump. according TO plans and
OSCILLATIONS to ba seen Of the ONCE Of ", o.
Smith, City Surveyor Of Wheeling, the bridge %
constet o. one span Of about % feet In tho Gcar,
II feet wide In the clear between tTnb1cs, The
portion Of The old bridge now remaining 10 Do
removed Of the contractors expense, 10 70 have
tho .boneat OfthH material therein. The under
signed reaerVe the right % reject any or al bids,
nica By satisfactory references, and Rddr0sSed 10
the undersigned ct Wheeling. VIVA, l105 =
JuT WV, MILLER, Chairman.
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Patent Reflector .Grate

itii th W ir ia74 ~ dt.w .Gi
!. The sttWRLLNAN, CRATE" ls essentially DIFF
erGnt nom any other GratG, and possessed merits
'so fiji superior that comparison 70 useless. 81
7 We claim for It the following advantages over
any other CRATE: EtI'fiw S.igE % lut
FInt-As radiator Of heat, Il has double the
intensity. q,
Second-It 10 unquestionAbly the most clcAnly,
no SCOT or aSheB escaping into the room, which
In the ordinary crate proves 90 detrimental to
Carpets and Furniture.
Third-Th combination 10 perfect There Is
no waste In unbuFut eindefS; every ounce OF the
fuel 10 20 completely consumed that nothing 70.
mains bat the hnest ashes
4 Fourth-As an economIzcr Of fuel, there being
IN actual saVingo atleast Is per cent
Flfth-lt Is highly ornamental. sati
sIxth-1tis set so deep il1.the chimney that It
is much safer, and less liable to puR In windy,
weather. 1"FG :P.lr uI BJIti,s
:. SGYenth-A slight motion Of the AgItator
clelnses tho entire Arc, and causes It to burn
With great brilllancy and intensity OF heat.
Parties who are building, or who contemplate
changing CRATES, are respectfully requested to ex
anime the ''Wellman." nj i. H't0IIf 81
Every Crate Is guaranteed to give perfect SAtlB!
faction. raTI,tlt..tE