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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-16
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
borden SHAFT. AUG Ia. 1873

BORDEN SHAFT, AUG. IA, 1873.
A few days ago Mr.. GEORGE S1MMoNs,
of Pottsville, Pa, the gentleman who over
hauled and put in good working condition,
the new hosting engine impaired by the
late wreck, had his watch smashed by a
blow from sledge. The striker missed a
large chiscl held by Mr.. S. against a piece
of iron, with the result above stated. Mr..
A. G, GREENE, Agent, supplied the loss by
presenting Mr.. SIMMONS with new watch
Mr.. SIMMONS left here last Monday for
Pottsville. He will return to erect the
pumping engine. which will be shipped at
the earliest possible moment MGR
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respondent ofthe Times, writing from Frost
burg, has the following reference to the
| Westernport opening mentioned in our col
umns last week:
"FRosTBURG, AUGUsT II, 1873.
had occasion to visit Wcsternport last
| week, and hearing that six foot vein of
coal had been opened by Mr.. JOSEPH
KELL. y, at once sought my way to the
mine and found, to my establishment, fifteen
or twenty tons of coal lying at the mouth
of the drift, of quality equal to any coal
that have seen in the county.
Entering the mine found three miners
at work driving heading. Measuring the
vein found it five feet eight inches thick,
with one inch of slate in the center, that
being the place where the breast is mined
the slate can be shoveled off and thr own to
one side, and the bottom part of the vein
raised up The roof is of solid rock and
will not require one-tenth Of the timber
that the Big Vein does.
This is the third opening have seen on
this vein in the county, but this surpasses
them all 1t is bound TO create some ex-
element amongst owners of land in the
county and parties interested in the coal
business, for at no distant day, with the
| present wasteful system of mining our Big
| Vein, where one ton is lost for every one
shipped to market, our so called fourteen
foot vein from Homecoming to Piedmont
| will be spoken of as a thing of the past.
understand the Piedmont Coal & Iron
Company has purchased some tracts of it
already AS there is only about two feet
of difference in the thickness from what $
mined at our fourteen foot vein it would
be well for the stockholders of our coal
companies that are interested in dividends
to note this fact Mr.. KELLY has built a
tram-road 400 feet long and is now build
ing dump house The coal has been test
ed with satisfactory results. He will be
ready to ship coal in the month of Septem-
Der.
Having heard about some iron ore recent
ly discovered about Barton, called to ex
anime it and found it to consist of bastard
limestone with streaks of ore running
through it, OVERLAPPING a four foot vein of
as pure coal as was ever mined in the coun
ty which will at some future time give en-
ployment to thousands of our miners. The
KELLEY brothers have lease of these lands,
some two or three thousand acres, from MIR.
MORRISON, of Barton From these facts
we may rest assured that Allegany has coal
enough in 1ler mountains for generations
yet to come. ours,
OBSERVER.
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completely bsrying them. They were dug
out as soon as possible, and it was discov-
cred that all escaped with few slight cuts
and bruises, except Mr.. MCCUsKER, who
who received serious internal injuries
His physician thinks, however that he will
again be about in short time. Ii is mys-
terry to everyone, how they escaped being
crushed to death. This is the first accident
of serious nature that has occurred since
operations began at these works.
Hot weather, abundance of rain, and
"chn music" from the ponds around town,
make up all the excitement in Dale City at
present Yours, GHH
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See the Cheap Store advertisement.
Freight or Passenger


LEEsTINE, lad of eleven years, arrived in
this place Wednesday evening by express
from Ashland, Va, Consigned to r. T.
GARTHRIGnr, Esq. We say "by express"
for SO it is represented he arrived here yet
a passenger ticket was purchased by the
hoy, from which the conductors on the sew
cral roads took the coupons, evidence of
which he retains. Since paying the express
charges Mr.. G. is curious to understand
what SOFT of intimacy exists between rail
way and express companies in the boy
transportation business And then the a,oys
estimate of himself is sadly confused by the
wonder whether he was a pass niger, or
freight, or both.
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Don't forget that BILLY EVANS has
opened New Cash Store on Bowcry street
COmcert.--In connection with the ap-
preaching Eistcddfod we are pleased to
learn that Mr.. l.. w LEWIS, (Llcw Lwyto, J
editor of"Y Wa*g"-"7Hc Press" published
in Pittsburg, Pa, will hold two Concerts
Those who attended his entertainments
here last winter need not be urged to en-
brace the present opportunities to again
enjoy the musical and intellectual treats of
ii real genius. Those who have not heard
hin, will 'i,e more than co pensated by IA
yoring him with their attendance.
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DALE CITY, ArGuSr IS, 49,


We have had some fine rains during the
past several weeks, improving our crops
considerably. The wheat in this county
is about gathered and reported as being a
fair yield. The rains have especially i'm
proved the oats, of which our farmers now
expect as good crop as they have had for
many years. Hay is thought not to turn
out an average yield. Potatoes, after all
the ravages of the much "cussed" and talk
ed of pesky "varmint," the bug" are like
ly to prove an excellent crop. Pasturing is
as fine as have ever seen it at this season.
The meadows that were shaved early
look as though they would stand another
cutting, yet it was thought by many that
there wouldn't be enough grass within Il
hundred miles to lunch nanny goat
The salisbury Indep0ndenf recently
bought out the dale City RecOrd' and job
printing Office of this place. The editors
of the "Independen" intend consolidating
the two papers and publishing it at this
place under the style of "FotIey Independ
ent." We are promised the first issue this
week.
The Keystone Coal and Manutactu ring
Company are shipping coal every day
They intend erecting quite a number of
ovens for the manufacture of coke, when
they expect to consume all the coal taken
from their mines in this business. They
have already erected an oven for testing
the coal, from several burnings of which
they find that it makes coke of excellent
quality.
MIR. MINKE, of Cumberland was here
last week, and stated his intention of max
ing preparations toward opening mine on
his property Immediately.
The brickayers began work on the new
NJ. E. Church, of this place, last Monday.
The building committee expects to have it
completed this fall.
A serious accident occurred at HoBLITz-
ELL, Hooking & Co.'S Fire Brick Works,
Tuesday evening, by the crown of one of
the kilns falling in. 1t was raining very
hard at the time, and several parties sought
the kiln for shelter, among whom was Mr..
FRANK McCUsKER, the superintendent of
the works They had scarcely gotten with
in the kiln, when it came in upon them,
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Now that Diarrhoea is prevalent and
Cholera is threatened, every family should
be provided with LEFEvRE's Diarrhoea
Compound Warranted to give relief in
stantly when taken in time. For sale by
II LEFEvRE & Son, Druggists, adjoining
Post Office
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EPISCOPAL yisitat1on.--M

Reverend JAMES ROOSEVELT BAILEY,
Archbishop of Baltimore, will make Wis
itation and administer confirmation as fol-
lows:
CumbesssodESs Patrick's, Sept. 90
St Peters and st. Pauls, g go
Mount Savage, St. Patrick's, 80
Frostburg, St Mich@rs, Oct. 1
Homecoming, St. Mary's,
Westernport, ST. Peters,
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Frostburg as a Sum mer Re

sOrt.-The following comments show how
this subject is regarded by two of our con-
temporaries:
THE FROsTBURG MINING JOURNAL has
an editorial concerning that place as a sum-
faer resort, and urges the erection of a no.
acl Tor the accommodation of visitors There
Is no doubt, we think. that Frustburg might
DE made most attractive place for visitors
during the summer season, inasmuch as il
Is blessed with an elevated location, salu-
orlous atmosphere, pure wafer charming
scenery. and hosptable people. In addition
to this, it is of easy access, and convenient
to numerous points that would prove in.
teresting to visitors. 1t has long been mat
ter of surprise to us that the enterprisin-
capitalists of Frostburg have not erected a
c0mmOdious summer hotel for the accom-
moda.ion of visitors from abroad. The
large number of visitors at Oakland and
Deer Park are an indication of what would
bc the result of such an investment a,
Frostburg.
We advise the people of Frostburg to
try this; confident that it will be advantage
Gus to the entire community" -Ciuilian.
1.-THE claims of Frostburg as summer
iSo"Ie uiC plcscutcu ny luC JUCkNAL tills
week with considerable warmth of express
sion. To people who have visited Frost
burg during the summer time and enjoyed
the cool bleezes that are always stirring
there in the sultriest weather, who have
beheld its rare scenery, nothing need be
said to substantiate its claims There are
two difficulties, however. in the way OF
Frostburgs attractiveness as a summer re.
treat and those are the aheenca IF hotcl
Accommodations and the lack of railroad
cOnveniences Neither Ofthcse obstacles are
insuperable. There are probably enough
men of enterprise in the town willing to
invest in project SO likely to be a great
financial success, and arrangements ,uld
be made, we think, with the contiguous
railroads by which baggage could he
checked through to Frostburg. If the
practical energy Of the town can only have
free course TO run the thing will be done"
-ANsrGrtns
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Camp Meetings..

Camp Mcct1ngS.-A Camp Meet
ing under the auspices Of New Creek Cir
cult, Baltimore Conference, NJ f. Church,
will begin August 2eth, rear Ridgeville,
Mineral Co, West Va. First,class board
ing accommodations Will be provided -
Two backs will run daily from New Creek
Station, B. & o. II. r., to the grounds
There is also a prospect for good Camp
Meeting ON the Bloomington Circuit, NJ
F. Church, Rev. Mr.. WEST, pastor, this
month. 1t will be held at the Fork of the
Bloomington and Westernport County
roads, near the residence of Mr. JAMES
kIGHT- This viii make it about II miles
from each, Bloomington and Wcsternport,
with q good road from Westernport. Last
year, at Firm Rock, the Camp was almost
inaccessible to vehicles from the Valleys
This year large attendance is looked for
The date is August 22d
The Camp at SMoUsE's, near Cumberland,
began "Wednesday.
Look Ont Fol- the Second Grand Ball
of the Young Shamrock Assembly. to he
held at Paurs New Hall, August sd, 1878,
for the benefit of RICHARD MORGAN,
Admission, one dollar
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Rafn.-Our section has during the
week been visited with heavy rains. The
one of Wednesday afternoon excited some
fears for the safety of the railroad bridges
along Georges Creek, but no damage was
sustained
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
A Small Farm for Sal
IN HARTFORD COUNTY, MD.


THE farm is situated in healthful
ncighborhood, convenient to churches,
stores, mills, schools and post Office, 1t is
four miles from Bel Air (thc county seat
d twenty miles from Baltimore. There
are :s3 Acres of arabic Land. the
most of which has been well lined and 9TH
erwiSe improved; the balance of ~ acres
Is in nbcr-Chestnut, Oak and
Hickory There is an ORCHARD of
choice young Apple and Peach Trees in full
bearing, The place is well watcred and the
water is of excellent quality.
The BUILDINGS, consisting of Dwell
ing. Barn. etc. are in good condition
PRICE, $4,000
cB For further particulars, apply to
REV. SAM'L H. GRIFFITH,
July 26 Frostburg, Md.
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Killed.-A horse was killed ut Con-
solidation No. 2 on Tuesday by being jam
med between two cars.
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Miners UniOn.-The Miners I'm
ion Executive Committee will meet in
Frostburg, Saturday, August 30, 1873, in
stead of September 6, 1878.
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Real Estate TransEcrs.-T

following are among the transfers of real
estate recorded at the office of Colonel
REsLEY, Clerk of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending Saturday, August 8:
John S. Combs and wife to Adam T.
Boston. part of Ethiopia and the Isles, "
containing one-half of an acre, with i'm
prOvements thereon, 1915.
Sally Smith and others to Alexander An
derson, part of Ethiopia and the Isles, f75
William Douglas and wife, to John c.
Douglas, part Of Ethiopia and the Isles, "
with improvements thereon, $3.50.
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RELIGIONS NOtice.-R,

Give KFEvRE's Diarrhoea Compound a
trial. Relief guaranteed.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm of JORDAN e. LOCK is dis
L solved by mutual consent.
All bills due them are ready for settle
ment and immediate payment is requested
Aug 16-2t JORDAN & LOCK.
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Bal1.-The Frostburg Free and hide
pendent Boys will give Ball in Paul's Hall
Monday, August IS, 1873 Good Music
aud Good Order. Tickets, $1.OO.
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Buy your Jelly Glasses and the Reservoir
Fruit Jar at HITCHINs Bros.
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Store Room for Rent.
G.. BALTZELL & Co

For Sale.--A good Two-Horse Spring
Wagon for Fifty Dollars. Also lot Of
Timers Tools-Cheap, Apply at
THIS OFFICE.
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A Rare Chance.-Whoever

A Rare Whoever wants
Ready-made Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, etc, at cost, will certain
ly get them at that very low figure by call
ing upon B. STERN, who tells us his goods
must be sold to make room for new stock.
See his advertisement and then see him*
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EROSTBURG, MD, with GRIFFITH
L e. WEDGE, manufacturers of Engines
and Saw Mills, Stationary, Steamboat and
Propeller Engines, Evansville, 0. [aug ICY
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Look Here beautiful Sets of Teeth
inserted at reduced rates. Apply to
Dr. GAMBLER.
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Call and See.--Prof NIMMo has in
his rooms a Photographic picture of GRIF
FIFTH JONES, (Caradog,) the leader of the
great Welsh Choir which won the Silver
Cup at the London Crystal Palace Concert.
He invites everybody to call and see it. and
use the same opportunity to have their own
pictures taken in first. class style.
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A Chandelier for Sasc!--l

been in use short time, is in good condition,
and suitable for l,aii, or church, where
kerosene is used Caaa be seen at MCNEIL
& WINGERT's Drug Store. 1t will be sold
at heavy discount. Call at once.
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McNEILL Il WINGERT,
DEALERS IN

PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
DAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE
l STUFFs, WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY, PER-
FUMERY, FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, and
everything found in a first-class Drugstore.
wN- Prescriptions carefully compounded.
Oct 7-1y Main ST., Frostburg, Md.
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Religions NOtice.-Rev. n. A.
ELLIS, of Hyde Park, Pa, will preach next
Sunday in the Presbyterian Church.
Morning services will be conducted in Eng
ish evening in Welsh.
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Excitement at Drug Stores

There has been general rush the last month
at the Drug Store of MCNEIL & WINGERT,
Frostburg, for Dr. A BosCHEE's German
Syrup. 1t has been lately introduced in this
country from Germany, and for any person
sutf ering with severe cough, heavy cold set
tied on the breast, consumption or any dis
ease of the throat and lungs it has no equal
in the world. Our regular size bottles are
IS cents Two doses will relieve any case
Try it. Sample bottles free of charge G..
G. GREEN, Proprietor, Woodbury., N. J.
For sale at wholesale by G. c. SnRIvER,
Cumberland Md
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Goods at less than cast.
CHEAP STORE.
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Closing out. See the advertisement.
CHEAP STORE.
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TO THE VOTERS OF ALLEGANY.

WELDING to the solicitation of many
L friends, have consented to become a
candidate for the Sheritfalty of Allegany
county, subject to the nomination OF the
Republican Convention.
Aug Eff OWEN EE ANS.
Cumberland Papers copy.
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Scarcity of items prevails.

Use LEFEvREs Diarrhoea Compound.
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So 7777= -
ID | + ID

On Thursday, 18th inst, in this place,
Mrs MARGARET DAVIS, aged 80 years, wife
of Ephram Davis.
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Deferred.-A poem by Miss c. B. T
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FOR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.

A 4 the solicitation of numerous friends,
IA representing the several Districts ofthc
county, hereby announce myself as can
didate for the position of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court, subject to the Republican Nom
mating Convention.
Aug eff RICHARD L. GROSS
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-04-16

D@ You can buy SIX
and One-balf lbs. Durant's
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half lbs. Prime
Rio Coffee, One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-fve Cents per pound ;
Young Hyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev-
erything proportionately cheap
Mt HIRAM BTXBY.
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WHAT IsIvs--The old school OF meta meta,
rhvscians for ages labored in vain 70 give
the rationale OF truth UNIV. , Sac,s
proclaimsdA the method Of ,nduS'', ,h,, '"u wo
being Is,s , .aT;s yisa 'ose force of
!. grsy,tation. Had he lived 10 tn at 's ", i.
Tisn age he would have excia,D,tu Toric
a potential truth. that DR.. Mcosoe iJ bos,
Cordial and System Renovator IS '"o , "vjs
antidispsptiG, river cortectot, bloou P a,sr
asy, effective and pleasant laxative s ';,h
disc.vsrSd. The syttem, armo1eu wv.
this gfsh r1rhedy, Bids defiance 70 ,ae nS v
drs-.sadsd monster, disease. t'lo'~'"
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BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI !!

Thousands have already gone, and thou
sands more are turning their eyes toward,
new homes in the fertile West. To those
going 10 Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Colo
RADIO, Utah, Wyoming, Nevada. Oregon OF
California. we recommend cheap, sale
uuick and direct route, via 81. LOUIS, over
the Missouri Pacigc Railroad. which runs
it, line bay Coaches and Pullman s'cepss
from st. louis TO principal points in the
West. without change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
and the finest aud safest equip
ments of any line weN of the Mississippi.
and its connections with roads further West
are prompt and reliable. The IeNa, con.
nection OF this road Is now completed, and
passengers are offered first class all-rall
route from ~. Louis 10 Texas, either. over
the Missouri, Kansas n Texas Il. r., via Sc
dalia, o. over the Atlantic 4 Pacific H. Re-
via Vinita. For maps, time tables lntorlna-
ton as to rates, routes. &c., We refer our
readers TO ). II. Thompson, Eastern Pa.Sen-
ger Agent, Columbus, Ohio. or l.. A, Ford
General Passenger Agent, 1t. louis, Missou'
ri. Questions will be promptly and cheer
fully answered.
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ADVERTISED ny SMILES Is Sozodon,
and II you use 1t daily the white gloam Of
pearls between the parted rubies will
prove ITS excellence rs n dentrifire. and
the sweetness OF the breath will attest its
purifying properties i.I5 d&w lw
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NoTIcE is hereby given that will pay
no bills for good. cold to any Of the EN-.
ployes Of The CAIRO BULLETIN, either
q or themselves Or Tor the use Of the Office
unlose the same are furnished on an order
ignsd by Mr.. Burnett or myself.
l2-Z0-ly JoHS II. OBERLY
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STRIVE ASsELMEST, the bar-keeper has
,nened a fine saloon in Louis Bintteau's
ala stand. where can be found, at all
t,,iufes, Steve serving his customers with
tho best Of drinkabeS. ll-22'tt
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Mr.. GEo. STEISHoUsE, barber aud hair
dresser, corner of Eighth street and Com
merciA! avenue, desires to call the attention
IF the bearded community TO his neatly sr-
ranged saloon, and the fact tina, he i. mas
ter Of his profession in al its branches
He has bearded many lion in his den, and
call for more. #.
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DUSnAMs YEAST POWDER for purity
and strength is unequaled. All who use
1t like 1t and recommend it to their neigh.
bOfs. I-l1.dHm
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Marriage Guide.

Interesting Work. Enlarged Edition. New
sngrsviDgs. Two-bundred and sixty Pages,
Piiee 50 cents Address DIR. BrIrs' DIsprs.
usS, u North Eighth Street. ST. Louis, Mo-
Advertisement.
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CONSUMES should pse from one. fourth
,1aane-Salf less of Dooleys than Of other
Yeast or Baking Powders 1t Is Pn, up
IN ,.,i,ht 4-lG 1t
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HERMAN LEVY,

No. SO Ohio Levee, Cairo, Illinois
commission merchant, and dealer in hides,
,urs, wool and leather. Highest cash price
paid for all kinds OF old metal, copper
brass, rags, and paper stock. Liberal ad
ysncss mazda To rasponsible shippers
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a PEooF - Nothing I. better proof Of
the excellence Of an article than the fire..
quent limitations OF II.
These countcrfcits are the universal
tribute which worthIcssnoss pays TO merit
The sterling worth aud popularity of the
Charter Oak Stove Is at,csted By IT. s.anJ-
ard. 4-lj d&w II