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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1876-05-11

THE fifteenth aid concluding number Of "A
81 ID. and win be mainly devoted 10 iett,r-pr.s
and pictorial deseripti l. of the rr' grets Of tat
Centennial to date Of publication. including
views Of the various buildings, arrangement of
tbs grounds. &c
Among the Illustrations Tor Part Ky. will BE-
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Summer King Stove,
And one which burns common K. rosene at cos
of
ONE CENT PER HOUR WITHOUT
HEATING THE ROOM,

The stove consists Of \ huge lamp, made Of
heavy tin Nat ON the bottom with rounded sides,
having three upright tube burners with broad large
wicks protected by mica guards surrounding the
tnbes.snd abcnt the oil receptacle is an apartment
for water Which becomes heated by the burning
oil and G. inverted into steam and passes upwards
,utside Of the tnhes and into the chimney COM
bines with the flame and produces mrist heat OF
great intensity. Surrounding and surmountil e this
device is a metallic flame work quite ornamental
but sufficiently strong for all practical uses. Upon
which are the same as those us ed upon any or
binary stove excepting the oven which is of n new
and much improved design. Upon this little stove
one can cook any and all things needed in family
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Business and Professional.
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RAINY VI. AUSTIN
BAILEY g. AUSTIN,
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r'TOENEYS AT LAW AND LAND AGENTS
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l776. NEW YORK. 1876.
Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
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T am now prepared TO furnish planters with
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and many others who have the prize in use on
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Notice.
Dec 9, 1878.

TNHE undersigned, having engaged
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WHEELWRIGHT BUSINESS
at Great Mills. will execute oil orders in
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MusiCi

Peseys' Household Mt
edie<, No. u, contains
eight SouRA worth 30
eentseash. namely: One
Hundred years Ago
Silver ~ Evening. Col
den at Ecos--Norsh,
Dear--l Want 70 See
her Face Again-Mes-
nge from the Sea-
DoSt Forget Ne, Ham
nsh-from the Light
and Love OF Home, aad
My Only Friend.
These are late Songs
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Peers ParfoS !Kssie.
No. -, contains seven
fiano Pieces Of moder-
ate difficulty, namely :
Little Old Cabin Galop
-Chilperic " alt1-
Czasr and Zimmerman
Rustic Polka-LiIy of
Killarney March-Sil.
very Moonlight Noe
turne. and the Skylark
Galop.
These pieces are BY
KinkeI, Wagner
Wilson, and other
popular ,craers-a
fine selection.