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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-06-17
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
MADISON, WIS, May 20 1875.

MADISON, Wis, May % 1879
A State Convention, representing the Re-
publican Party Of Wisconsin, is hereby called
to meet at the Capitol, in Madison, at IL
o'clock ~, on
Wednesday. July 9Th, 1875,
for the purpose of placing in nomination can
ddates for election for State officers to be
Supported by the party at the next general
election, and to transact such other business
as may be deemed appropriate,
Each Senate and Assembly District viii be
entitled to two delegates in the convention.
+. ". KEYES, Chairman.
FptNK LELAND. ELlnU COLEMAN,
j. T. MoAk, ROBERT MCCuEDY,
j II. VIVIAN, II. b. CotEs,
J. u. BEAN, J. I. kiNGsroN.
Republican State Central Committee.
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PGIILLDlMGS

| Of tie 1871 Se,nj-A,uual Concen-
ton Of tie /. Q. Of Il. r. Of Iooco
comoty, held at Wyoming, JJjS.,
Wednesday, ami Ua0Sddy, J,me
Cd and 81, 1875.
Wednesday , o'clock p. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to
notice in the Lodge Room of Wy
oming Lodge, No. 30i, and was
called to order by T. ID Kanouso,
G, w. G. H., who made the follow
ing pro tenn appointments:
Bro. r. l.. Joiner of No. 30i, as
as w. X. S. Sister Thomas of No.
l03, as w. Y. II. !; Bro. Brisbane Of
No. 216, as w. Chap. Bro. Chas
Stevens of l6l, as w. r. s; Sister
Lon Parr of 30f, as W. T.. Bro.
Thomas Webster Of 1913, as w. O,
g.. Bro. Enos Jones of 204, as ".
NJ +; Sister Jones Of 21G, as W. ID.
NJ.
Upon roll call, all of tho officers
Of the Convention were reported
absent, except w. |, G. and p. W.
c. II.
q. w. c. T. appointed q Commit
tee on Credentials, consisting Of
Bros. Brisbane, Parr and Joiner,
and Convention took short recess
to enable the Committee to report,
Convention called, and the Com
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". Chsp--J II renbe,,h by. ie3.
M.-Enos Jones, Ne. -.
". G,-Sster ager, No. lil.
". o. q ex Hamilton, No 49,
The foregoing nominations were
AL unanimously confirmed by the
Convention, and the Marshal was
instructed to east the ballot of the
Convention for the respective NOM
inees, and they were declared
elected.
W. G. T. appointed a Committee
to fix time and place of next session,
consisting of Bros Parr, Bosanko
and Jollife.
Motion made that a Committee
be appointed to revise the Consti-
tuition.
Motion was laid on table y!
unanimous consent.
Convention listened to some ex-
cellent singing by Bro. kanouse,
Uoare and Sister Dunstan.
Benediction by W. {. Conyen-
ton adjourned.
Recess ana Dinner.
Thursday > o'clock p NJ.
Convention called with q. ". {.
r. in Chair.
Brother Hughes called to the
chair Of p. W &. Il.
Opened with music and prayer
by ". Chap.
e. ". c. T. exhibited the picture
of &. W. C. 7. knowiton of Canada,
and said il IS a good likeness OF
man, who Yrs. ago was an outca5t
without money or friends, ruined
by strong drink. He was saved by
the Order of food TemplarS, and
ut the last session of the 4 v. e.
/. justified on the bond OF the L.
W. q. Treas. in tue sum OF $751;
COO, the savings Of five years OF
sober life: he heard Bro. hnowltoA
say that all he was and all he owned,
lie owed to the Order, and II was
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W. s. pARG.
W II, BRISBANE, Co
1. l.. JOINER,

i"e report was adopted 10y the
convention.
The Z. v. {. I. appointed the
usual Standing Committees, as
follows ,.,..--
'oNN' ! hN9'
Sister ibpn. '''' '"o''''" lS''r' anu
S,a,co thc oelar- Bros. Brisbane, Cornell.
iN,; a',a no , sister \. J.. 'o'ntr. ~, , .,
sister Ellington. ''
fmancc-Hre Jo'.d, pu,tan, ami Sister
M, g,, ,,..
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echcc!s and tho Church Of Lore.

Iy ORDER OF COMMIT ZEE.
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4 motion was made by Bro.
Joiner, 70 admit a sufficient number
nj the members of Emery Lodge
10 seats in this Convention, rs Rep
resentatiye delegates without Gre
deutials.
/ On the motion being rut. objee-
tions were made, and the q. ". C.
Il. declared the motion to be.out IF
all order.
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The report was amended so as to
open the afternoon sessions at > T..
NJ, and was then adopted.
Convention joined in singing a
temperance hymn to the tune of
'Jom Brown" Remarks followed
hy Bros. Brisbane and Kauouse.
Convention closed with benediction
by W. G.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-24
~ The UNFORTUNATE :!
NEW REMEDIES
NEW REMEDIES
DIR. GIBBON-S DISPENSARY
GLIB kearny street.

sal Francisco. Established IN ISL ftr the
tr.st.ue 1t Of sexual and seminal Disease. such
8s IL norrIea 6lnct. Structure. syphilis III all
il forms, Seminal Weakness Impotency. etc.
Skin diseases II Years stsndin,. and liberated
Le,h 81 rCrs>f ully treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How Insry thousands OF lyI,nnr, both male
ana female, are there who suffering ont
mis-. rabbi cIi.tcIIc. from thu fleets OF secret
du'g,hcrs, ur "a -iruS absorbed into the syr
ten Look at tIIrIr pallit. v-asciS:s-,i ard dis
figured faces and thtir hr"k,n-d"wn ron.titu-
tons. disqualIfyIr4 iht III for TIL happiness of
marriage or the enjoyment OF life In this
hurrid situation thousands suffer until death
closes the scene. Let parents, guardians,
friends. s't.nd 10 thCs" who ar" suffering with
any ri these bUTTItlr. lif"-d. stroyiu5 malsdlee
see that they cared fur snd cured before II
hc toe late. Send them iuImcSlAtel, Ia DIR
GlBBoN, physician who has made private
diseases his especial s'ndy for years, ami who is
certain to cur the most invei-rste iihout
IEsr'GrT or any injurious drugs.
Sen,ina; Weakness.
seminal Emissions, the consequence OF seH.
sblse: This solitary vice, ar DEPRIVED sexual
indulgence. is practiced ~ the youth OF both
-sIfs to Al slrioot unlimited extent. producing
with Unerrilg certainty. the following train OF
morbid symptoms, unless "ombzt.G ly sCienti-
ne medical measures, viz: SslIo~ counten-
sDcs. dark -pot- under the eyes pain III the
herd, ringing III the cars. nols, lk. the rustlins
of leaves and rafting OF chsrlots. unsssiness
about the loins weakness Of the limbs, coLfu-
Sod vision, blunted intellect loss of confd. nee.
difdenc. i'll spprusCLIng strsngerr : dislike to
forIa new acquaintance, disposition To- -hun
society. los OF memory. h''tl, rHshrs. l'inillcs
ana various truIflons about The far,s. fLrrsd
tongue. fetid breath. coughs ruLsluuptiou
Light sw. ats Ii.o nonnsuis mud fire. II insanity
II relief lie not obtained. should alI!y iuu4e-
diatciy either III person or 10y letter, and have. Il
cure Effected by his new and rel. uiifiC l4u,r OF
treating this dis, a.. which never tails OF er
fectIng quick and radical cure
CURED AT ROME.
Persons at distance inay be- Ct RID Al
HOME, by addressing Irttgrto Or. 6IBbUN
stating case. symptoms, lcn-rh "i TINE the dis
ease has continued, and Aayc n.tdIcIur PROMPT
~ forwarded, free from dams -. and curiosity
to any par, OF the couniIy. with fuu and plain
objections. By Inserting fen Dollars CON- in
rtglst'Icu letter, through the iuetuihce OF
through Wells, tar-u X Co; Ii package OF Ine,li-
cine VIII tc forwarded to any BART q the lion.
Correspondents Will please iuf II! pr. Giubon
that they read bis advorti,tIlt hts In the AFPEAL
Addrtss, DIR. ). r.. GIBbUN
JeH3-ly Box 1877, San ] Francisco,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-24
NOTICE..
Th- Buena Ventura Copp.ra"d silver
Mining Go.
%oT1CE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

N~OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY ;. FITC II, one Il lie c'r"wnffs
Of the mining claims located sul owned by 'he
Bucua Ventura Copper and Silver Mining &c. N
tLc Genoa Mining District, Douglas cent! q
state Of Neysds, has appended III thr year 4. Il.
1874. upon said claims. tor labor aud other NJ
cessary expenditures, the sum OF "ft hundred
and fifteen dollars il uiicd State gold coin. III
AN Act to promote the develop sment Of the
mining resources Of thu United Ntates. ap-
proved May 10th. 4. d. 1872; and that the CO.
owners with said Fitch required 10 contri-
bate their proportion Of the said expenditures,
namely: You. VI, l.. VIM. the sum OF - cents;
you. Robert u. Hopkins, the sun If - cents:
you, Thomas H. BLYTHE. the sum o. A. cents;
you, A. p Flint. tho enn "i 4, ""ut>: YOU Ln-
Glen Herman. the sum Of - cents: YOU. Charles
4. Haskins, the sum OF A. c,'nts: You. John II.
Hatch, the sum of A. cents; You, thu sdmInlsfra-
tor. executor or legal reprt-euts.lv.' of Joseph
Rssettc., dee essed, the suIc of ~ cents Won
lyman L. Roe. the sum Of IS cents you. Jost pm
II. SsthewsGn. ths sim of A. cents; S'a, coIl!--
lius j Eaton the sgm OF A. cents; yuH. q. l..
Wheaton. the sum Of Al cents: YOU, +. o. Rel
logg. the sum Of A. cents. Won. Jacob Redston,
the sum OF is cents; you. Elias EtherldSc, thu
sum of A. cents you. Robert Merrill. the sum of
81 IS cents, YOU Samuel Ambrose. TIL sum 81
81 20. YOU, avoIv W. Collins. thu SUM Of So Is
you, Bartholomew Canty. the sum Of ." cents
you, Nellie Hastings, thu sum Of 10 cents; you.
Eveline Hastings. the SUN of II cents: You,
~
Isaac NJ Merrill the sum Of Sc 30: YOU. Ihs adj
ministrator. executor. or legal represe natives
II Il. .. GAYLORD. deceased the rum of - cents;
you. the administrator, executor or legal T-I'-
rcsentatiyes q. John TUtliil, deceased. the
saIu of IS cents: You. the administrator. UNetu-
Tor or legal lrcs- ut alive, # Octavisn HouE-.
de-. as'd. IL. sum OF - cents !ou the adtIiuls-
traitor, executor OF legal rcFrt sentative Of J"-.
Il. Baldwin. deceased: tho ,um Of - g.; you,
t sdnlnIsr RAZOR, executor, or legal rcprcstn ta-
;ives Of Charl, L. FI'ch. deceased. tie sum Of
- SU.-all III the gold and silver coin OF the
nitcd state and II al the expiration Of 20 days
after the publication Of this notice. you, or
either of you. fail or refuse to contribute such
proportion, a. l. due, upon your several shares
and make payment of the suns herein publish
ed 70 the uud i-5uo Il. the Interest OF the del
inqurnt parties i'll III" said mining claim and
pr ltrty stall and viii hcc5Iu, thu property of
the ind, r. gned, no has made tie required
| rnuiturts.
sau Francisco, F,lrusry 10th. l-.5.
HENRY :. FITCH,
5i5 California st. Room :.
felS-rav-yUd
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NOTICE.
Rio Vistn silver und Copper Mining
Company.
& itNll l
oC1TIGN OF WpEES GEN

oCATIGN OF WORKS. GENOA
4 uin+D. nistrjct. Nevada Motto j. h, rehv
gwen, That HENRY :. FITCH. on Of the CO.
oNuers Of the II ining claims. located and own
ID ~ the 'Eia Vista silver and Copper Mining
Go in Gcuua Mining Ibist'lcf Douglas county.
Nevada las eNp'rdri II thu ytar 4. Il. 1rIi
uycu said q =. tor lilar alG ath'r me- e=.trN
exIcrditnr,s. the sum "f<thre" hundred a}d
sixty dollars III United State gold coin in ac-
c,rdancr with the Act Of tou.rtss. entitled an
Act to rrolrUtc the C,Vtl rpcment of the mining
resources Of the Trited States" approved May
10 A. d. lo72. And thai III" co-rWners with said
Fitch are required To- contribute thor proportion
e the said cNpeUGituT'-. Tant"ly: Ac'l E'htrt
J.. Hopkins, the sum Cf II ~: va. Peter !"
Ean!lr the sum OF - e: You. Simon T. Walsh.
the sum Of 81 ~: Won. JosoI h A. Carrie Tho sum
Of 81 -: you. Charles 4. Hsekins. the 81 II Ct
al II 30: You. Thomas II. Blyts", the sum 81
81 so: You. Cornelius ! Eaton. the sum Of - ~;
Won. lillian T. Fisk. he sum Of = %; you,
Savury ". Collins. the SUM OF 81 70: you, O. J..
Nht atom. the sum Of - -. you. John q. Hatch
the suIl of y %: You. +. O. kclloga. the sum If
- a: y"rl. Iucicn Hcrmau. the SUM IF - f.:
YOU ABEL wade ard H. y. Potter, The sum of
Il -: Won. the adnristrat. r. executor or i Ial
rtprtst..tatiyts Of John TCthill. Gect ased thu
sum 81 y -. Won. Tho adWiniatrator. executor.
legal r, Vrt scntntvts Of Charles !. Itch. de-
ceased. the sun Of IS %, You. th@ admllne'ra-
tor executor. Or lrgal representatives,
o1 Octavian HooFs. deceased. the sum
Il 81 -: Yen. the administrator. ~
..cutor. or legal rcprrs, ntstiv.s al 6toree
". NicEtrsUn. dcCsastd. tEe sum II Il ~; you,
the administrator. executor, or lrca tfrc~' nta-
tives of Joseph Rasett C. deceased. III" sum Of
81 sail il thu gold and silver coin ot the
Unitrd States: and if at the expiration 81 ninety
days. sitter the publication IT this notice y'u,
or either OF you, fail retu-t "a 'oHtr oute -u"h
proportion upon your several shares and mas"
payment to e undt rsigued. the interest OF the
delinqut Mt parties in the said mining claim and
property shall and will become the properly of
the undersigned who has mad The required ~
psDditures.
san Francisco, February 10. ls.5
HENRY :. FITCH,
535Caifornis -, EGCln"
Ttl3-oaw-Ad
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Or. lie Riehsa's GOLDEN B4LSAM No. 1

.liTas '.a!i-rts ir,t and .'l!G sta' = S,r', On
the LOGS ar Body: sore lars, lyts Ms. Nc.
C"Iirr-culor,d G!atc.Its. SNhilitic C&taTTh
Die.a.ed Scalp. and all primary f"ln.s Of the
dis, ast known as syphilis. IIIcc, - Ter bottle
q for
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NEWARK
LAND COMPANY,
,sn FsaEs .Sco Bay Alameda O.. california.
Tale rtrfsr;. Incorporated

Tale rtrf.r;. IncuII ara.ed.
~ NfWAEh LAND COMPANY il now rs
r.n4fns ahaue; the tuarsIiee Fund paid in.
'thls Company VIII DC TTepar, d IN March to
tahc GJU Icorls ly steamboat and raIiroad to
itti- towns aEd lands in one excursion which
.-isi - adIeTtI=-t- BY reference TO The Coast
Survey Chart ii will he seen that at Potroro
- 1t, in front If Newark tire deep water comes
al SIC way through the cham i from tie Paci-
E With The - !. Il: Il. riuIi 4 IN 4 direct lime
,h-cash LiveTmufe Pass NAL t. this tho con-
rat ti.ls point between ali Parts IF the United
states and by deep water To all parts 81 tine
=. - and the greatest N nufaCtulIng point or
III Lay OF san FraEciscO-plenty ii wafer good
G'.iaate excellent soil art. easy mIiuuicatIOn.
Tals land viii he sold at auction in April i'll
acts and lets This Company VIII commence
-et,ve operation in building etc. soon F2r
III information. cirrUlsTs. maps ard suhscrir-
t.on apply 1t the Office ot the Company. It5H
CALIFORNIA street has. ulent. opposite Bank Of
California, San Francisco.
CHiS. X. PETERS, Manager.
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Ana. III accordance with D.! w and an order OF
tie Board OF TRUSTEE, iUad,- ard enter d OF the
second day Of February A. u. 1919. so many OF
una standing III. tie nal.ts ct t!t shareholders
aforesaid. as shall anu viii t, necessary - pay
the tssncnt upon all the shar,s he III and own
90 by such slar, holders. Will b. sold ut public
auction at tie c:fce of said COlapany. in the OF
flee of Ellis y hing, i'll Carson CITY, Nevada on
Tuesday, the sixth da, OF April, A.
ID. 1875.
to pay said delinquent assessment. together
with costs OF advertising and expenses I'll sale
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees
.-.#. SAINT. ID. KING,
... SECRETARY Pancake Coal Co,urany
Carson City, New, March Is, 1919.
mhT-caW-td
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THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

For RENO, connecting with Eastern andW
bound Passenger Trains Of the G. Z. K. r.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-24

"a ! franClstN. I--AIItEtl n TOT. itt Il
tr,at:ut 1t Of sexual and seminal Disease, sue
Gvnorrhes. elect Structure, syphilis Ill a
it, forms, Seminal Weakness. Imputency. It
skin diseases ii Years standing and Ulcsrats
Ie.h 81 Ccs-f ully treated.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-24

ONs.>D AFTER MONDAY, FEBRU-
" AIRY ), 1879.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-24

TaSlIES Old ESTARElS HE'D AND
wide :, known Stable has been fateiy reno
waited. :he old stock CALLED out and replaced with
fne yong horses.
td--iase-ot sill descriptions on hsHd .iOD
t&sh' II HAUttES,.
4, ~. boarded b- The DAY or FIX on
LOWEST POSSIBLE TERMS.
> BY, ,tteud strict To oar iwn business
1t. pINNIf q DAVID.
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DsllhQUshi ASSESSMENT SALE.
Pancake Coal Company.
I OcAriuN OF PKINCIpAiPL PLACE

IL ut hu>inrs - ut Company, Carson tIrl. NJ.
yuos: location q: works. " IN tIut r-uI4.y Ne
vuda.- Noti,e.-Thtr- arc Ii iiigu.nt UIuu the
following described stock al sad COMPANY on
account OF ASSESSMENT Nc. /, ltNIci II IN. sec
und day Of February. a. T. l>55 IT,, ~tytral
amounts 81 ull"sI.c ih~ ngItl.e tit rt~ beet
w starcnoI - n Sa!d fHIally. as follows
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-12-18
The Tramp Printer

tie came last week We knew him as
he came walking down the street for Ger
tam signs designated tie real A No.
tramp. He asked for work, and though
he had walked from Princeton, n. j., that
day, he at once pitched IN. Learned his
trade IN Ireland, his birth place. and
learned it right; he was no botch or black
smith" Every suckfull solid and square
and vel spaced rs though he was working
on gift- book or bible He had dug gold IN
Australia and California, herded cattle in
Texas, tramped through the whole South
and West bursted up a paper for Don
Piatt IN Ohio, and was shook up by an
earthquake III the same state been back
to Ireland once, and going again As soon as
he earns money to get "A new suit and pay
his passage. Says he walked across New
Jersey, but if he is forgiven, will never
enter the state again. Lost the heels oil
his shoes in Trenton, but when he started
the next office, Hulmevllle, he blackened
them up, and started away like a gentle
man, and fair honest printer. which he
was. And so they come and so they 90
lie Was but type of his class. a very FAIR
one Some are badly battered by strong
drink and are hardly able to stand on their
feet. Others look mean and suspicious,
and do not give a fair Impression. Some
are SO exceedingly dirty that Rabbits best
pot ash would not clean them. No bag
gage, and they never think Of any mode az
conveyaHce but walking. They come right
handy In acountry Office sometimes. They
are mostly good workmen. can get meals
ct hotel or restaurant, and all the bed
they ask is some exchanges" spread on
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-12-18
On the Death Of David Reynolds. Esq.
Sept 27th, 1875, at Narberth. South Wales

EY lI. son, B. q. rETNOLbs, y. D.
Why mourn i,r hiu. Whnse happy soul +, gone
~ jim Dds praise. with ,he ulood bought throng
Conc ava, from elrtl.s darA erring night.
IT, b,,k beneath the beams 4 heavenly hight
wh, mourn. Since ~ ht- lef Jhr tcilsome clay
ti.. burst h. prison doors. and SCARED az az,
ln J1yfll haste, Co reach his Fathers home,
And share the glories u His dazzling throne.
just a. the leaves y an umn droop'd away
III spirit passed 20 never ending day,
Ana Ike the spring. which Z ye- new life and power
To cvery plant a every shaded flower
dc ton. shall leave the silence u the grave,
And ri-e triumphant Ger death, dark wave.
To bloom uufldu-s in the rea ms 81 light
Far far beyond the each NJ mortal sight
Then she'd mo- tear-lrop on b., haIowd tomb
But lei him ,lumber calmly ana alone
Until the Arehingel'. tramp shall oid him rise
To- him the countless mvriais in the skies
or diy viii not b. long. Ne soon hail meet
Our mu,.. loyed fither at hi- Master, feet
a. yuuder world, for there be waits for thee
The 'deH streets and peariy gate 70 zee.
tt not forever, ouly gone before,
NJ welcome u> slen every conflicts o'ar.
Ami lead rs upward through tns shining throng,
t. Tlim VII j., the everlasting song.
Then W. such thoughts Our tnrYbb.u. bosom stin.
soon ahalI mount above each earthly III,
rn tread VI nim the royal courts hove.
Where ar, t1rguttta in -'Immauu r." love.
CuIcAeo, ILL
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-u-u..uuu..zu.
,,.... s. a.,
IVY dis,l,,. Z. rand After III w., ~ H.,
pYrf,i ", w wing 4 quantity IL spiegeIeirr
/. ,.,pr.J ,pt, wv. ratort III II 4 ! called N,
......,,.,-.r- Ti,i. splstapc.. which 4 man.
pf,.+ur.5 t-.r ,r ir.,r ~, mixed with man
.,u.... ..,,+.,,.. .utft.,,nt ,,,bop M ..,,art
tt..,...,,,..,. Observation-Disclosures ..l Tn.
,.., Nd h.. called NOM. r.ss..,,,.r ..r,,c.ss Nh.n
......,I.t.d ,i.. .....I -. .lr,,.,
a.......rt. .,l ID,
''''' '''
'''' '' '',' '' '"' '''s N MI m M"
NIT ''''''' N NH III
s...... NJ, ...i,,-.., NJ,
..r.t .t..-.ll ,f tI.I,
l.. r.......... .r+..l ,....,, tl.. hand cart
......+.....t ',,,..,. .t.. tr., r,l.ro t ,,l,t-
..'....-..,.. chm. anal o,b.r ,n,Isr.
,t.......... s...,,.,r3 80 +ba rails 81 the
,,.... l,s,,,.,.n tb.... r.ll.
m.ua.. I.,.. then by moving the lever
slightly. lowers the bed add ugot aud re-
I verses tIta movement oI Tie rollers IN the bed
I This ..,-i,s rh, insat back through the press
r.u. wv tfn, manner H.. m.ot Is passed
I Laek aud t.r.L. until " has been rolled To
daunI, lts former length ltsis then swung
uH this automatic rolling machine and goes
tu the steam hammer hen 10 is cut into I'VE
equal nLut> ANA chem hammered by 10000
pound lI " upon every portion Of its surface
From. OLD, steam hammer 1t goes back To- the
b,,tIr. finn. ace. wI,u-lt Is araiu raised 90 A
.it.. heat n, b.r, A. .,..s ~, ill.,. r,II. .na a.
r..r ,,a.-lr.- lack ana forth a IN, TIMES be,n,
fed into Tie rolls ~ men called rollers 4
finally receives, its finishing touch,, a. Il
pas,e. from th- irou clutches ~ Mr James
~..YII, vb. p..,,, misses NJ yiyr " f. time
ar,l p,ri,st w Aft starts f.r III I,,t sgur,zr
From, Hwy rulI.u- machine the rail- 4 run
alor. ny machinery ~ the saws. Here It
.tprs upou a platform. tins platform i,
moved fvurd hy machinery. and both ends
ut the rai Is cut vi .u enough from the ends
d. leave tbr raiI perfect The rail D then
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Prices for Boiling.
list or PRICEs-MERcHANT MILL.

LIST or PRICEs-MERCHANT MILL.
Per
First District conn rsng Pittsburgh Leech- ton.
burg. lunus.pWn and Apollo. ..-.. II. ... %
Sec ud District, comprising Wheeling Steuben-
II ~ Irout"n Iroudale Columbus, Evansville,
auI 4 let Gland . ..------.-- ..-----. -.-.. 5 %
Thru District, comprising Covingt'n. Newport
Portsmouth Cincinnati. Louisville and vicinity,
India apolS ST Louis and Terre Haute. -..-.-- 90
Fourth Di~trr'. comprising Chicago, Joliet Mil
wautee. Wyandotte and S nngfeld ....... =
Buffalo NeW orS Niagara Falls forge --.... Is
Nesafk ... ... ... .....-- ........... 8 %
FIFTH District Troy ~ e. six heats per toni 5 80
Bltiug iron 1--we heats .....-.... ......... 5 Is
Paterson \ J .--..--- ..- .....-.-... 49,, 70
"a ord furnace .-..... ....-....-..... 20
Trenton. \ .-.-.....-.... ...-... ..-.-... 80
Phue-ixvi.e Pa ...... ........... ........ 40
Allentown. Glen Mill ....--. .-....-...-...- rs
Eastern Pennsylvania ard New jersey ruled bv
Phiiads. bia prices thelPer paid so cents out Of
offlceb. ... ..---.... 5
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the office floor behind the press DO you
allow them to sleep there r. Yes, and
lock nothing up We never knew a regular
tramp to disturb or take any hing not his
own. If he did. he would not be a regular
tramp Merton Enterprise
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for thei. convenience
Identifying DepOsitOrs:

When new deposi'OT first comes 10 the Savings
Bank precautions taken and records made 70 that
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Is lost. the Owt er thereof cann.t be defrauded
The business Of this Institution confined exclusively
to the recei and Of deposits anu fun + deposited
IN rust No commercial or general banking business
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certain proportion Of The funds invested ~
loan estate in the Il bet oft. In nnak
such 10 preference Is always given applications
from d. posters OF small means h. have &C, unulat
la the lnststutipn sufficient fund.- i@y for 10 q
ground, and desire 70 borr S1neih az more t. 81.
them m erecting bu isiin-s he Used a. permanent
homes for tn -ussive~ and fan ilie.
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