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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
RooE,tsLAEp R.R.


SOCK sLAsb 70 rEoHIA.
leave. Arrive
s,n,.,, i.l0Am 615p.
Cin.,np.u Euprsu, i,1up.m. 1889 a m
sa,p s,eH IsLAsp ~ COAL vILLsI.
Leave, Arrive
Rock Islssd s'lOAm li+s a m
i:2Opn 4:4b IN
No. Mail leaving here At La makes close
s.pps,tion At Psoria With the |. y a for all
poiats EAST aud soath.
through coach tor Cbieago 10 attached 10
tas Express Leaving here 81 7.30A.m.
sUSLINaPON, cBDAR RAPIDS hISGb-
sofa X.
P.ss.users tearing Rock Island a. sac =. m
On the q. Rap road, maze clcsc connections
through 10 Barliugtou ARRIVING there At l2.5O)
and 10 Kookuk. Also b. leaving 90 SANE uliu,
passsnssrs sas connect At Gronell for Osk
ioo.. .sd Eddyviilo, 20 the .opth anu Tor Mar.
shaltown, Aas,!n, Sian.J Aad 81 PSali5 ths
uorth.. ,...
Passengers leaving Hocs iiland 90 the Z, Z
&P. road 4 S.4s y. "A. 81 reeuy ar'ugh ID
Leavsuvorth, Eunsss, arriving thCr- At II On
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
CAI'H .
ofhc1a1 EDer-

Durno's SupT .aicip.l compound for
lisss'. Of the head and throat. No tobacco.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
JacgSOn'S t'atarr1 Snuff.
And Troche Powder.

Catarrl, Hsa3acde, Bad Breath, asthma.
Hoarssaesg, Bronchitis Coughs,
Deafness, dc,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20

Tur WsArusa. The following is the
record of temperature as INDICATED IN the
,h.d. op the north side Of TVS ARGUs
OrTrcr, to-day
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
THE BRIDGE PARTIALLY OPENED. TEN
PORARILY.
Light Wagons and People on Foot can Cross
Without Passes

Light Wagons and People on Foot can Cross
Without Passes.
a runor vas siivupon the streets this after
noon that tle Rock Island bridge had btea
thrown opsu 10 the pabhc and no passes
-sre required. We Immediately dispatched
a messenger to Col. FIagler to ascertain the
facts, and he replied that be had issued an
order to the effect that all persons and ,eams
lsGcep, those used for tae purposO Of traffic,
such as loaded teams, &c, would be al
lowed to cross the Island and bridge be-
tween this city and Davenport, at all hour'
during the day, until eight O'Clock in this
evening, wi,hou, pAsSes-the order to be II
force as long as there is no other mode o
crossing the river.
This, it will be seen, is Only tsmporsr'
matter, aud does not give the right to pas
With loaded teams, Which, in the coal famin
over the river, is the most important of al
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
qead. Throat and Vocal Organs.

This remedy docs not "DRY up a Catarrh. but
LOOSENS 1t frees the head OF all offensive matter
quickly removing bad breath and h sadachc, allays
and soothes the burning heat in catarrb: j. so mild
aud agreeable in its effects that it positively
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
a TF MI a

The subscribers are Manufacturers Agents for K
W Reads cele brated ASTHMA RELIEF the best
remedy for Asthma vet discovered. Instant relief
guaranteed or purchase money refunded. The med
ciue il put up in three sizes which retail for 25c
soc. and 81. Persons renting price Will haze the
medicine sent free by mail or express Also samples
sent free TO any who desire. ETHRlDGE. FULLER
& CO, Rome, \. J.
GETS WANTED.-AgentEm make more money al
n work for than at anything else. Business
light and permanent. Particulars free. q. STIN
son d co, Fine Art Publishers. Portland, Maine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
Scccx ISLAND ARSENAL.
A p.,ume Of Operations for the Past Season,


In consequence of the extreme cold |
which has inierfsred with out
door work, it has been necss sGrv to dis
charge many Of The stone. cutters, mAsons
and Iaborers emp!Oyed UPON the Island, and
bu. comparatively small force is now en-
gagged.
The work done the present season is con-
siderAbly less than last season, for the rea.
sor that the appropriation for the Last fiscal
years tall fiscal years end Juue 30th) was
too small, making j! necessary to discharge
many good men, curtail the work. and rem
dsring it impossible 10 know what contracts
to make tor supplies for the coming year
The new appropriation was also made 81
late tina. II was impossible for the Co n
msnSans to do hardly anything before the
fec, OF July vneu it became available,
ana ,ne month OF August HAD therefore
bseu ashered in before the work 10 every
department was fully Under way.
Since the hrn ct August aud until the
middle Of the present month from 900 &c
/ 200 men have beea employed constantly
Nearly all the different mechanical trade;
we're represented, the employees being cls'si
feel about IS follows: $50 stone-cutsers, q
> mssous, 50 carpenters, 40 other mechanics
and he residue laborers.
The monthly disbursements have range
from $50 600 TO sos 600
" WORN DONE IN 1872.
s, Lass fall bsd weather aud heavy rain
is came on suddenly and outdoor work VII
,s suspended. Eight hundred men we're 90
2 ployed at the time on the improvement {
The canal near Moline, aud 10 four days {
pleasant scatter the so-h woud have Tee
R CON pIeted. Il vas flashed this season
at ;seuty three days by f0rce of $50 mel
r. Il was regarded as one Of the most diffiou
s. Jobs Of the eu.irs Improvement IS the M
ID were in condGuai danger OF 5elug drive
rs au. by The rams or cold weather. II
manufsC uring s.aotishmruts OF MOiu
* suffered considerable from the su5pe sion
20 their mills while TIA, improvement was b.
'F- Iug made.
al The noe, careful estimate y,t made
e. the water power, places IL al tally 80
OF horse. OF course th- smouut Of power -
ng depend very much on the future history
rs taa river and doe AmouuI OF work done
1r control g. If the river should ehaugs,
e. some Of tae oes, engineers tniuk VI will,
arg, amount Of work will have to be DO
.. I'D ORDER 10 hold the power, but aslte fr'
h,. . .sihl- event no 1iticrlty can exl
snd tai. ill De remediRbs h tn teri
% the contract bet~-eu the Water Pos
- C,mpaay aod the Government, the former
\. 1.lo~-1 the Use Of GAsd pr eentale
!, ths power Tor manufacturing purposes.
=, The government dan a. Eas; Rock lsia
:. j., about half completed. Provision
bseu made for sixty Turbine wheels Viii
will all turn 9 common shafts, from Viii
the power will be transferred TO the sho
The wheel pits, which were tne most d
calf part Of the worG, are al" in and co
pletei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
FRLLOWs'
CNmpauRd SYrup Of Hypoph0sPhites

n r A new and peculiar combination Of
Z Hvpophosphites, Invented by an English
= - Chemist Il contains the prominent in
& - gradients which constitute the Blood
- e. Brain Muscles and Nerves OF the healthy
x : ? human body, and re-establishes, IN the
-z<-3 old and Young, vitality and power Of en-
gaZs3 duranee 1t + particularly adapted to all
q : depressing and wasting diseases; Price
n - FULLER g. FULLER
IL Chicago
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
PETER FRIES.

PEcfIFIER AND MAEUFAoTURER OF
IL Denestis Liquors, Importer and Dealer in
Foseign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oppe-
tie Ferry landing, Raak Island, Ill.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
THE WORK on RuILpISGs

walls VI workshop "E are nearly completed
aud considerable stone and iron work done
Oh shop "D" A large number Of hands
has been employed and much work done
Z 90 the two large chops which we're partially
com pletsd lalt wear
" rkmeu are nov engaged on the third
story Of The B4rrack. sud i, is Intended to
have them completed This fall, il possible.
The foundation walls and the water table
Of the Magazine have been laid. T~o
blocks Of officers quarters nave been 6oish
81, ard are nos occupied
Two miles Of rlilHsY have bsea completed
at So.; Of from $4,000 to $4,000
considerable portion Of it had a heavy fl.
aud /, Is estimated that the WORK cost mneh
less iba1 If doos by contract
Fort Armstrong A7sGus, GA the poiat Of
the Island ives, % the railroad traca, aud
connecting thu main bridge nth the sylvan
Water brrige, ia nearly completed
Main avenue, running direct from the
main bridge to tho workshops; and Rock
Island Aveuns, running from Sylvan Water
bridge, And conuectinR With Main several
hundred feet above the Old arsenal build'ng,
have bseu graded
East avenue, running down ;he east side
OF the workshops, ia nearly completed.
/ CousidarAble work has also been done or
North and South Avenues.
Il is intended to employ s. many work
meu during abe winter a. practicable, aud /
the weather will admit considerable out
door work will yet be done.
By a Law of Congress, all appropriation
for public improvements must be utilize,
within the fiscal year lending Juue 3Oth) o
the money is not available without a reap
preparation.
Itis understood that the Secretary Of Wa
isin favor Of dispensing With all the smAlIe
ar,enas and combining the whole 10 tire
B great ones-one on the Atlantic coast, on
, in the Mississippi Valley lat Rock Island
p and one on the Pacific coast. A moVemer
IS already On foGt having for its object tn
. perfection Of shis plan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20
Manhood! womanhOod Marriage!

20 Pages illustrated fine plates. sent post paid 70
20 cents bv Or Whittier or St. Charles Street, ST
J .ouis, Mo, the great Specialist. Read his card,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-11-20

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gAM..............1t- 3P.M...... .....299
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Gas FIRE ON BULLY HILL.-On Mopday
evening last the drill in the Watson. Pit.
took & Co. we'll No. 2, Foster Farm, struck
a heavy vein Of gas about four feet 10 the
third sand, which Immediately caught FIRE
from lighted lantern, citing . few feet
of, and slightly burned Robert Foster, o
small boy named Joseph Foster, John Foutz,
and Thomas Pittock, and destroyed the der.
rick. The boy was injured the worst, but
not enough to endauger his lite.-CVsnsugo
Spectator.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Everybody has heard of Morgan, The man
who was murdered, exported, spirited away
smothered, maimed, and 10 all possible
ways maltreated by the Free Mssoos. Ev-
erybody, too, has heard Of how travellers 10
Egypt, Malta, and Indis have fou ~ him
alive aud we'll at each of these places. now
living as humble dervisb, now ss knight,
and now as lonely hermit. Everybody
lftherefore bs'surprised-or sot-to Tear
the San Francisco Examiner say that Mr..
H., . lawyer Of San Francisco. told bis son
long ago that Morgan was not killed, bu,
was put on board British msD-Of-war. -
From this son the Examiner has lesrne
that in ls4s be, tho son Of Mr.. H., went tc
Hooa:town. in Van Diemsn's Land, and
there met 40 old friend, with whom hs CON-
versed about Morgan. The oldfriend laugh
ed and said, ''Morgan is living here; I viii
introduce you TO him." And 70 be took
him to the office OF the Hobartown Advsr4
tlser, where he met the vsritable Morgsn,
who told him be could not return to Ameri
CO, even If he would. He could not get
permit, and even could be do so be woult
be killed on the passage. So'ths recrean
Mason Is yet alive and we'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
A Song Of tho xxth Century.


The city, he saith, Is iairsr far
Than one which stood of old;
It CLEANS in the light, all crimson bright
With shifting glimmers OF gold.
Where be the homes my fathers built,
The houses where they prayed?
see 10 no sod the paths they tIod,
Nor the stones my fathers laid.
On the domes they spread, the roofs they
reared,
Has passed the levelipg tide;
Ny fathers lie low. and their sons out grow
;2fhe bounds OF th, ie skili and pride. -
Shifting, . sweeping change,
1t plays with mans eudeavor;
They carved these names grown strange,
And they said "Abide forever.
Ths city, say, ..lieth far away
whereto no change may come;
1t has rays manifold of crimson aud gold,
But cannot count their sum,
They sigh no more by Its happier shore
Who wander, forebodiug not,
Or waning away Of chaugsful day,
Or changing of life and lot.
They dream not there on esrth's changing
face,
Or mu!abls wind and sea-
Thou art chaugeless, grant mo . place
In that fair city with Thee!
There record my name,
Fstherl forget Thee never,
For Thy thought is still the same,
Yesterday. to~dsy and forever.
Jean Iuselow>
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

ECOuNTY SuPERISTENDEHT.-On the frtt
Tuesday Of May next the School Directors Of
this county will meet to elect County Sn-
perintendent of Public Schools. There are
already four or five candidates In the flslj.
The Office is an important one aud should be
filed regardless tof political or personal
prejudices. Nay the most competent man
wiu.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
Many Voters.
REGISTER AND RECORDER.

. NOhSFLAhTEW Marcn I'D, 1872
EDITION DAILY REcnsp-lou will please an
nounce that JAMES W. SHAW will be a canSi
date for denomination for the Office of Register AMI
Recorder at the ensuing Republican Primary Hec.
tien.
Mr.. Shaw was private in the Army Of the In.
ion and lost his right arm incur own State at ths
battle OF Ge tysbmg He Is Competent, promp, md
obliging, and has gwen entire satisfaction 10 tbs
business public "a All officer Therefore having been
disabled In the service of our country, bu, BEN,
dence Of the business public and community n,
arge as an officer his renOr ttnation will be ur,eG
at our Primary Election on tns day Of
neat VENANGo Couy1y
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
NOTES OF THE DAY.

A "Niok" name s--Mepbistopheiss.
Ladies' skirts Of paper are the latest.
Shakespear's "souuets" have been traps>
lated into Swedish.
Tho soldier who fought with Napoleon
died again in Indiana last week.
Mlss Heist Of Michigan Heis.ed in fatal
dose OF sirychnine the other day.
AdeIiua Patti owns more diamonds than
any lady u the nobility 10 Europe.
1t Is not 80 fashionable % it used 10 be
for young men to punch ivory balls with q
long stick.
Jumping rope into ones grave. a. the
New jersey girl did, is not In ac-cord'snce
with common sense. T Boston Post.
Detroit Is to have ball In which none
but blondes re to participate. They will
trip the light fantastic tow. + Boston Post.
1t is stated regretiully that Sir Travers
Twiss health has given away under bis
recent mental trial, and he 10 dangerously
i'll.
President Grants sone, Jtsse and Ulysses,
are to 60 to Europe in June and return
with Miss Nelly Grant at the end Of Sum-
mer.
A Little Rock paper takes pleasure In an
bouncing the erection o. peanutery as an
evidence Of the material progress Of the
city.
Miss Hosmer, the sculptures, was recently
thrown from her horse and dragged thirty
yards, at Rome. Happily, however, her in-
juries were trifling.
Charles Reade writes long letter to the
London Nsws, attempttcg to prove from
ciIcumstsuIial evidence that the Tichborne
claimant is Arthur Orton.
San Francisco people make use OF earth.
quake gauges which tell them 10 the morn
ing the duration and direction Of the shock
occurring during the night.
Memphis has one clergyman, four doctors
and thirteen gamblers to every thousand Of
Of its population. This should not be
taken to mean that Memphis 10 not mora
city.
A ''be schoolna'aru" 10 the latest and
worst epishet in the editorial billingsgat.
Of ofCalifurnia.
A Maine legislature paid his board bill
with his SALARY and had fourteen cent
leA.
Two boys st Milwaukee were sent to ths
House Of ofCorrectiop, . few days ago, fo
stealing tiddles from q church.
A little girl in Milwaukee was lstsl,
frightened to death by ths noise Of Q mil
into which shs ran.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Elsewhere We give place to eommunica
tion, without having any personal knowl /.
edge Of the allegations coats ined thersin.-
Ever since the donation the matter has been
discussed at various times, and the action
OF the principals 10 the transaction severely
condemned. Mr. Moorhsad oniy gives pub.
lie expression 70 the opiuious VI those who
have became acquainted with!, be facts, and
fhs report "ppears 10 have gained consider.
Able circulation.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Ti3ioute Is awakening to the need Of hav
log new railway to that place, connecting
with or a brsneh Of the Pennsylvania Pets
roleum Railroad. $3.50 $50 has been sub
eeribed go far.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

That "liveiy turtle" Ed. Sutheri and, has
leased the American House Sample Room,
at Titusville, and can hereafter be found at
that place at all hours. Eds old friends
''down the Greek" should all pay him vis-
it when IN that city. Our word for it be
will treat them we'll.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
Gold at | p. m. ll0n

Tho wind 10 = bachelor merry and free,
and he roams at bis leisure DER land Md
o'sr ssa." aud frequently creates sad havoc.
The "itile blow" OF to-day has caused
lively rattliug among the oil derrcks on the
surrounding hills aud 10 some instances on
the nsts. The following 10 Q partial list of
those blowa down:
Phiilips & Boyles lease, NcCray farm,
three dsricts dowa.
Keplsr leasa. same farm, one.
Lady Sill lease, do. one.
Payne 4 Tafi lease. do. one.
Gu the Central Farm, the derrieks on the
whit.Isssy and Perkins lessesj
On the Niagara Farm, one.
Do the Hyde d Eg6srt farm, an old der,
rick stsndipg on ths bs0k of the Creek. and
which has stood the wiods and storms Or
ten years nearly, 6aally suceumbed to the
pressure OF wind and fell with q crash. about
10 o'clock. The laIuug of this old land
mark was witnessed With Ssgre, by many.
Could TIE old derrick speak it would rels to
. story Of the oil excitement 10 The early
history Of oildom, almost ~ wonderful u
the Arabian Nights.
One OF ths dsrricks on AeCrsy Hill fell
across the top Of boarding. house locs ted
near By. fortunately doing no psrtieuisl
damage, except ''shsking up" ihs inmate.
somewhat.
This afternoon, = sudden gust of wind
took down the filing platform and tressle
work at the side Of the railroad, on the Col.
umbia Farm.
Many other derricks are uodou bted y To-
ken down. The damage will bs heavy.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

We hear rumors OF the striking of big
we'll on Allender Run. Nothing definite
can be ascsrtained, rs the owEsrs are said
to havelshnt It down in order to "pick up
the land and leases surrounding the well.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

A western orator thus winds up deGni-
tion of eternity: "Why, my friends, after
millions and millions Of years have rolled
away in eternity, it would be hundred
thousand years to breakfast time"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Justice Reynolds was called upoo TO pey-
form y very pleasing task, day before yes.
tsrdsy. "Two souls with but single tho't,
two hearts that beat as ooe," Dougall Bal
lou and Betsey Amadon, residing at the
head OF Blu Run, concluded to get "splic-
ed," and our very modest Justice was called
upon to do the job. We need hardly add
that he overcame bis modesty 50 far as to
''dance at the wedding" and it is even
hinted that be gave the customary bridal
kiss. Much good luck was wished the hap
py couple in the journey of life.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Philo Clark, a Massachusetts sportsman,
didn't know whether his gun was loaded OF
not, and tried it on bis sister, Mrs. Ellen
Turner. 1t proved to be u splended shot,
killing Mrs. I. and desperately wounding o
child 10 her arms. Mr.. Clarke is '.nesrly
frsntic," Of course.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

One thousand men have been put to work
on the line Of the Pennsylvauia Petroleum
Railroad between Titusville aud Cam bridge.
This looks like business.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
ANNOUNCEMENT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER

COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
ED RncoRD:-Plense announce II. n p,yov
OF Cornplanter Township, as candidate for conN,
ty Commissioned, subject to the usges Of bs Wv
publican party at the primary election. ' Ne'
MANY VOTERS
PROTHONOTARY.
}. j. HAlGHT, OF Pleasantvil,c, Pa. ,.te C.,..
Of Company "B, lllth Penn'a Vet Vol lnfsn,ips"
will be candidate for the office Of Probona,o,y'
Of Nenango county. subject to the usaces of x.
Republican party, at the primary election. WV
f.. W. HASTINGS, of Franklin. Il a candida.
for the office Of Prothonatory of vensrco Couc,v
subject to the decision Of the Republican osry
primary election. r'""
Mr.. EDIroR-Please Announce the nam. =,
SAN UEL REYNOLDS, Of Petroleum Centre a.. =.
candidate for the Office Of Prothonotarv OF yensn.
go County. at the ensuing Republican prims1
election. We believe MIR. X. would fll ths a,ac..
with entire satisfaction to all NA''e
Many Voters.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Mrs Caroline Riehiogs Bernard will de-
light Titnsvills oa the 10th and l7lh insts.
With Dramatic Opera.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

LIVE AND LET LIVE!
Just received at Messs & Arm,,,o,y
Flour and Feed Store, 1880 bushels s.,.
WHITE OATS, which will be sold At 'n'Is i0.
est cash prices! o2a-t; '0W'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

The popular aslutatiou among the ladies
lie, "Hows your Dolly"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

~A lot Of old papers for sale At M.
Office. - - 'ola
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13

Bsrnam 10 moving on wsshiog,ou. His
shcv will be ''in.sstg.tsd."
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
Girl WantesD.

A girl wanted to do general bou,..,..
Enquire OF .''''"oft'
march 8.lW. Wv
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Local NOtlces.

3. M. Pettengill & Co. ~,
fark Row, New York, and Geo. p. Ro-.u ot
Advertising Agents. are the cole ag.pu n, ~. 70
uoleum Centre DAnr RECORD in tha, c,,, .s 80
ssrtisers IN that city are requested to law. a 40
ID vors with either of the above house. @el
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-04-13
GATES BACK SUCTION. P@'
VENT0R.

GATES BACK SUCTION Pm'
vENT0R. ,.,
TRIUMPH, Feb 3, 1917
MEssns. ANDREWS & Co Co-GENTLIsESDVvRn.sEE,SS SDvR. IN
used one of CATES' BACK SUCTION Pm, .n III
TORS, can confidently recommend Tue sau0 aa, p,e.
who have occasion TO use the came. as tns WA
ventOr OF Back Suction on Oil Wells ou, ~ me, mt
40 small that il hardly paid to run u Az pTg.
ting on one Of Cafes BACK SuCIiuN oHd
VENTORS the production was inoreaseo .;on ~ Pre-.
paying well. Beiore we put the BACK suoav "mn the
ventor ON the we'll, we invariably mao 10 pa ~ fo,
mer production after drawing tubing = ms
'"''' '"''"''N v Wv UART, PERKINS q Co'
TnIuMrH, Jan. Sd, lS'.
MEssRs ANDRIws d CO:SHavlnS ,IiWT,TfUN
tested the utility of GATES BACH ~ mos,
PREVENTOR, we consider them one o. 'nv and We
useful inventions ever made for oil wells, having
think We are capable of judging OF tneI, h,c. and
| three on our wells. We can now x,os sm the sanc
when they are replaced the wells proauce pravents
a. before drawing, thus showing that the f'''
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MEssRs. ANDREWS q Co-GENTs; TnaCK SEC
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