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Pioneer Surgery.

Among the first settlers in Old Pike
were John Duke, Thomas Buchanan
and one or two Others in the neigh
borhooi of where Paynesville now
stands. The nearest surgeon was at
st. Charles, nearly tifty-fonr miles
away. In the process of building hous-
e., opening farms. etc, casualties Of a
serious nature often took place. The
nerve and Doldness of character 40 pc
culiarly necessary TO the early pioneers
were never more prominently devel-
oped than in the eases above named,
and one or two Others whose names
have escaped my memory. There
were but four families, ~ | recollect,
within ten miles, and these near to-
gether.
One morning Duke and another
man were engaged in chopping timber,
the ground being very wet and mud
DIV, Dukes tree fell against another
and lodged, the butt still resting on
the stump. Whilst choppiEg off the
Spliuters the tree suddenly twisted,
slipped off the stump, and caught his
right foot and leg, literally crushing
it to jelly up to about six inches
above the knee, and sinking him deep
in the mud. His comrade came 10
his relief, but had to chop of the log
twice before he could be removed. He
was taken to one of the cabihs, a gen.
eral consultation Of the four called, his
leg in its crushed condition bound up
as well as possible with the means at
hand, and Buchanan started TO st.
Charles for surgeon. The creeks
were all high, there were no bridges,
and II was three days before he re-
turned
Meantime consolation showed that
the .uffsrer mu-t die unless his leg
was ampusa,sd- To decide was To act.
The only instruments were a common
batcher-kaife- always sharp enough
and common hand--aw-in like
manner always dull enough. The leg
vas arnputat-d with these instruments
only, the blood ssaunchei, the wound
dressed. and the man was greatly re-
Heved fall txenty-four hours before
the surgeon arrived. Being q remark
bly, athletic man. of more than ordi-
nary vitality, Duke recovered in a
sbort time. The writer ba. seen him
many times since, a. late a. 1897. on
crutche-, of course, but as active a.
men with both leg. -Lsnisiaaa No
Prom.
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The arrival Of Capt. Crapo aud wife
IN the whalehoat New Bedford at PEN
xance, after an Atlantic voyage Of
forty days, has been reported by the
cable. The undertaking was certain
IL most hazardous. The boat Ii . III
tie more than nineteen feet and =
half long and six feet and q half wide.
built generally after the whaieboat
model, but with more sheer" ana
broader and deeper than NEST boats OF
her class. Her foremost Is eighteen
feet from the deck, aud her main
mast seventeen feet high. She has a
foresail, malnsail, and square sail
and staysail to take advantage Of light
winds. OF course the little vessel was
made in the most substantial manner,
80 rs to ride ont the rough seas.
There are no bulworks, and only life
lines were riggeI, aud in the Atlantic
voyage the water often came over the
deck. Capt. Grape steered, sitting In
the amer hatchway, and was protected
By canvas boot i'm rough weather.
or course when the sea was very high
the beat was allowed to lay TO. with
drag. Three heavy gales were ex-
perienced during the passage, and
for fifteen days the passengers were
to wait for the violence OF
the storm 10 suhside. \ good deal OF
their clothing was washed overheard
and much discomfort was endured,
but the little eraft rode out the storms
nebly. Several times the venture
some Captain and his wife were
spoken. and there was an agreeable
addition to the provisions cfthe New
Bedford At all such meetings. Capt.
Grape kept his longitude regularly hy
dead reckoning, and did not so far out
of the regular course Of the Transat-
lantic steamers. His wife was "a en-
thusiastic as himself in carrying ont
the project, and in the latter part Of
the voyage did much To help the Cap
tain, whose left hand had become al
most useless by constant steering. At
eleven o'clock Saturday night the
coast of Cornwall was seen by the
weary voyagers, aud the adventurous
Captain and hls equally daring wife
landed al Penzance sunday morning.
On Tuesday they set sail again for
London. aud doubtless ''the merry
mariners of England" will give them
y hearty welcome the n great me-
tropelis. Detroit Tribune. Jn,y ".
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4 gentleman connected with
leading bank in New York City and
member Of the Clearing House has
made an estimate of the losses ocea-
stoned by the strike, which Is perhaps
as nearly accurate as can he obtained.
These losses are estimated on the la
test returns Of the different roads, and
include perishable articles destroyed
and contracts annulled, destruction of
oil and other valuable freight, cattle
and other live stock killed. for which
the taxpayers will not be responsible.
The losses, as given in the New York
correspondence Of the Boston Traveller.
are as follows: Baltimore 4 Ohio,
90, go, 600; Pennsylvania Central.
u, 500. 600: Chicago 4 Fl. Wayne.
81 200, co.; New York Central, S.
1000; Erie. -, Oco, 90. Lake shore.
81. 80. 90; Michigan Central. 81 $780,
900; Canada Southern, s7590D; Del
aware, Lackawanna Il Western. a.
&C, 90 Drlaw are Il Hudson. 81 ~, 900;
Jersey Central Ss1J,elD; Rock Island.
s. .0al,0o. But going beyond these
items and hooking at the loss caused
by the suspension Of traffic. we find
the figures s.elied enormously. The
loss 10 business men Throughout the
disturbed states il put at sl2."1, 600.
The destruction of rolling-stock and
other property which must be paid
for by the taxpayer, j. estimated, all
told, at s30,OU1Dpo. The entire esti-
mated loss from all sources j. placed
at no less than So, 6DG0S. And enor-
moRs AZ this sum seems il has been
reached by several highly competent
authorities. Thus, then, this immense
! amount Of value has been DESTROYED
by the strikers, and there il 20 much
les, left in the hand Of those y no d.
rectiy and indirectly give employ
ment TO large numbers Of working
men 10 pay them with. Ha. ii not.
indeed, been a most disastrous expert
men' ? 4tJaay Fr.ning journal.
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MAKE TT PUBLIC.
sorTH Bcsrox. Feb. =, ISL.


II. n. STEVENS, EeQ.:
Dear Sir-I have heard from VERY msrv s1Er~s- X
the greai snceeSs of SFsrTIsg In case of >~ue7a-
Rheumatism kidsey GoBr,siBt, IsssrTh. SOL asR-r
diseases Of kindred EarRrs. | make ~ ss-ae2T5cr
In saving that know SEesTIss 80 se sse EsN-9
liable remedy for CstsrTh sud t.~a<rsl E-a8l
Ny wife has hcen fr0ghe5 w3th C4.zrrs ~ Ess1v
year,, and times very saiy. sa~ Aas EeeEsszAzg
tired every supposed Fernsdv that erssAs s~s- 4
aud with al this she has m several vs4-S res -ss-
ually growing wore. sna the ii.chsvge Errm LIZ
bead wss excessive sBd Vers offensive.
Sire WIS in this caneifiaa wte1 SO ooznE-c--s5 ~
take NEnErTsE oozlG zee that she VS. s-s7szsF-
ing on The second he!lbH, So euntlaget saa 10
SEsETIag untll she hsA BseA fru7n fwe2yR Lse-.l
bottles. ] am nos happy = informing - as ~
public II soE chosse 70 msss IL p1ha5 tss7 sa- .
entirely cured and NssEvsSE Esga>2<S s1s sl~-
after nothing else wosid H.n1e t%s5 p3sszttsf n
Swing thst NEsETI>E j. he rsnsr -rssA- r-nsssfr
and won,d advise al SKI Eae hEEasE s. -v T.
for behave i 20 he 4ess. Aes-~e. T&sTsaf 1aesf~
icine, aud s.all not 1e>9azte 30 -sss-s EnE7f r
sm, &C.. respectfully, l. G. 0&&@&LL.
ssa-x - Broadway
VrGYTfSy sets directly ugas fN- sasEse~ " rf--s
complaints. II inseorzfes sn4 ssEszs-ss-as zts
whole system, acts upaa the secr-4EEe arsz-. asay.
Inflammation. eieHnses and cures Rscsxs1aa2-g-zss
constipation, sud ,alsies The hJssA
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DAVENPORT
Bryant ( SrattOl
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
The larges IN The West.


The large number Of young men
who have no time or money TO spend
upon studies that are not to be of prac-
Teal financial value to them must,
from their necessities, enter at once
upon the the short way 70 successful
and useful business life. Business
Colleges have become national ne
cessity. The best men of the country
recognize their useful mission and
patrOnize them. The student should
select the best Institution, and the best
Is the one that presents the best course
Of instruction, has the best corps of
teachers and the best arranged rooms
for classification. The Davenport
Business Collegepresents the following
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES:
The very large attendance and
profitable business of the College en-
ables the propriet0rs TO secure the best
talent for teachers. They pay the
largest salaries of any Business Col.
lege in the West, and employ only
those teachers that command a high
place everywhere and are worthy of it.
The College rooms are fitted up in
substantial and elegant style with all
the modern improvements expressly
for this College, and are probably the
best arranged rooms for Business Col
lege purposes in the West-and are not
surpassed anywhere.
The Boarding Club is in successful
operation and furnishes the student
with excellent board at prime cost.
The kitchen, dining room aud table
furniture complete is furnished by the
college free of charge, a cook employed,
groceries and provisions are bought AT
wholesale, each student paying his
proportion of actual cost. In this way
good board and rooms, furnished and
taken care of, lie obtained nj cost of
about $3.50 to $3.50 per week
Superiority of Penmanship Depart
ment. This department furnishes first
class facilities for preparing young
men to become good business penman.
or for acquiring thorough scientific
and practical knowledge of penman-
ship, business and ornamental. or to
teach penmanship. Both OF the pro-
prietors of the College are classed in
the Spencerian publications as adopts
in the Spcncerian, which is the only
system that uniformly produces good
writers, and Is the standard system
Our students are in demand as teach
ers of penmanship In other schools,
and frequently get situations as such
before completing the course.
Every department has professor in
charge as instructor, who il selected
with special reference to eminence al
ready achieved in that department.
We are confident that all these ad-
vantages, combined, are possessed by
no other school. They are considera-
tons which unite 10 influence the stu
dent TO choose the Davenport Business
College as the place for him to obtain
q practical Business Education.
Six hundred students during the
past year.
For further information apply at the
College Office or address
MONTAGUE 4 LILLIBRlDGE,
47-l3w Davenport, Iowa.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

William Elliot, Plaintiff, / Circuit court,
Henry w. Hardy. Walter Iowa, Augast
b. Hardy, Defendants. Term, is1T.
To Henry W. Hardy, Walter B. Hardy, De-
PENDANTS:
Iou are hereby notined that there 10 now
on fle in the Office Of the Clerk of the Cir
cult court. In and for the county Of Cedar.
In the state Of Iowa, petition Of William
Elliott, plaintiff, claiming Of you that he Is
the absolute owner and ia possession OF the
following decribed real estate: northwest
quarter northwest quarter section IS, town-
ship 81, range 4, west Of the 5th P. NJ, and
that the defendants be barred and forever
estopped from having or claiming any right.
title or interest therein adverse to plaintiff
Now unless yoa appear to said petition
and defend thereto At or before noon Of the
second day OF the next term ~ said court
70 he begun and held at Upton, in said
county, on the 9Th day Of August,
1877, . default will be entered against you
and Judgment rendered thereon in accord
anee with She prayer OF said petition.
PIATT 4 CARR,
80 ~ Attorneys Tor Plaintiff.
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4 good portion Of the Presidents
message upon the res.ssembling Of
Congress. will be devoted To eon-id-
Grafton Of the lator question. II il
known that al numerous cabinet
meetings held within the past two
weeks this subject has in several in
s'nnce~ heen discussed II the excllis-
ion OF all ether natter several
members Of the cabinet sre known To
favor the passage Of a law providing
for the organization Of a commission
which shall have due regard for the
interest Of ell concerned producers,
merchants, railroad employees, and
capitalist. that on any question a
fair compromise may he effected. 4
member Of the cabinet, in a recent
conversation, spoke of this plan, and
argued that Congress has a right to
pa-s such laws under the clause Of the
constitution authorizing that body To
regulate commerce with foreign ma
tom and among the several states,
aud with Indian tribes. Such q com
mission might be ve-ted with power
10 examine into the desirabiiity Of
charering new railroads, and might
require certain conditions 10 be full
filled, % a. 10 establish a reasonable
certainty that the projected road
would be rernuneratiye, and that the
company would have means 10 pay
for IL. construction. and thus avoid
disastrous failure.
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Estate "f John Boydston. deceased,

Aspste ~ John Boydston, deceased,
STATE or Iowa, Cedar county. "a
y. whom II may concern:
Ioa are hereby notined that the final re.
poft o. Henben swzrtzisnser, administr.toy
y said estate has been flied In the once ~
the cserk o. The Circuit court OF said connty.
y. ana That the frs. day o. the August term
tse C,rean court, commencing on the foursh
aohaay, 9TH DAP of August, 1877, has been
&c. .s Inc day for final hearing Ia said case.
NIieh TINE al persons Interested nav
s.epsn shd show cause why said admins.
traitor should not be discharged.
p, ]. C. PREscorr, clerk.
= ,Ahat attorneys. 35-o
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To whom IL may concern:
fon are hereby notified that Oh the nth
dsy Of October, 1874, the following describ.
ed real estate, 10. Wit, southeast 4 of the
southwest of section No twenty-seyep
"a, township No. eighty $50, north Of range
three CD, wet OF the STU r NJ. containing
forty acres, more or less, and also, part OF
the northeast quarter southwest, quarter
ssid section twenty seven fZ7l, township
and range as aforesaid, containing u ],
acres. was sold by the Treasurer OF Cedar
county, Iowa, 70 4 swarfElander for the
delinquent tax Of the year 1873: tina, the
certificate OF purchase has been assigned 10
the undersigned. That the Right Of Re
demption will expire and de.d for said
land viii be made BY the said Treasurer, un-
less redemption from such sale be made
within ninety days from the service Of this
notice, 10 accordance with the statute In
sueh case made and provided.
FRANK II. HEALD,
Upton, Iowa, July 18th. ls77. 3i-3
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Ox lOV1f, NEfy3h WI Nss
To William Martin:
fou are hereby notified that there is now
on fle in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Cir
cult court, OF Cedar, county, state OF Iowa
petition OF Lucina a, Martin claiming oil
yoE divorce from The os ads Of laatrinlopy
no. existing betwe yon and the said LII
Gina A. Martin, upon the ground Of deser.
ton, ard asking the custody Of your child,
Cyril Martin, and decree establishing the Ii.
tie to real estate ia Page connty, Iowa, Ia
her the said Lucina A. Martin.
Now unless yon appear thereto and de.
fend, on or before noon Of the second day
Of the next term Of said Court, commeBcin.
on the 9th day Of August, A. ID. 1877, de.
default will he entered against you. and
Judgment sna decree rendered thereon.
HOLMES & BROOKE,
~ ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
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We have heretofore noticed that the
Edinburs Sr0ssm0n had sent an agent,
James Nc Donald. to America to
make 4 full examination Of the beef
question, and ascertain how far the
United States could furnish beef In
competition to the stock raisen OF
England and Scotland. The agent
proved to be man Of good practical
sense, aud of industry. and made q
most thorough examination Of the
question. He visited our Eastern
markets and all the Northwestern
and Southwestern States. extending
his visit to extreme Texas. His let
tiers i'm the Scotsman are good reading
even for Americans. He finally
comes to the conclusion that English
and Scotch feeders are in no danger of
be ing over stocked with meat from
this co uniry, as we cannot send over
the ocean any but the best, and that
for long time the markets will not
be overstocked with the choicest
steers. This Is hint Tor cattle rails
ers. The best will only pay. State
Register.
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.
ST.. PAvL, Aug, q. lisa

II. r. SrrvTSs, FsQ.:
Dear sir shoald be wanting In gratitude. II
failed to acknowledge Whist tie NEsgTISE has 3ssze
for me. l was attacked afoat eleven months ssIEos
with Bronchitis, which ss'iIed into CoDsuTnls 0n-
had nj ht sweats and fever ehlls Distressed fa<
breath and frequently spat Aood was al sn&csaie-
very weak, and 20 low that my friends ihoz-At NJ
case bopeies.
! WAS sivised 10 make trial ef The yrsrriSf
which. under the providence OF God. rs erred ire
That he nsGy l.css he Of sonT saesse 30 ohers
he has m-. aud that rs divine gTscs a1Sy a.
tend you. IL the tscSlilnt grsysr q sTg1s
humble servant. BENJAMIN PETTfNSfIE-
p. Shine L. but ore among TIE Ezszs TA-vs
your medicine has efIectexi N this paYcs- b p.
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Vsgetine is Sold by all Druggists.
and Dealers Everywhere.
DES M0IIES 4 MINNESOTA R. B.
NARR0w-oUAoE


Connecting close and certain with sll Pas,
senger trains on the Chicago * Northwest
ern railway
Passengers FROM Dies Moines aud all poias.
Sonth, can leave
DAY TRAIN. NIGHT TRAIN.
CLINTON; o:tl n. IN. Clinton, 10 p. IN.
Cedar Rapids, $40 m. Cedar Rapids sep m
Marshailtown, l:l0p m Marshallt'n, Ii:S5 d M
Mo. Val. juno s:2s IN Mo val. June u y p m
Grand june, 1877 IN. Grand juno il:i9 m.
Ames, Bio p. m. Ames 2:tG a. m.
Arrive Des NJ SO m. Ar. Dies 81 I:fua m
Ames Accommodation leaves at s:ny1 a. m
Trains leave lies Moines: Mail and Express.
llSl p. m; Ames Accommodation, loo D. IN
Night Express, IG.39 y. m.
CONNECTIONS AT DIS MorNES-c lap
X. X, East, West and southwest keuk ak 4
Dies Moine- for Ottamwa keoAuk ST Louis
and All points South and Southwest
G. W. NELSON j J. SMART
8enl Ticket Agent GENT assr,at
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MEN,

Apply 70 tne editor Of this paper for hall
ms s 5si discou0p in Rsylies Great
1s ae College, Kcokuk, Iowa, on the
- nss.pn soosssepers. Penmen Report.
okRk, Iowa. s1e'' -
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The o,,~ B1ter THE HEATER
furnishes an abundant SUPPLY u pure, moist
heat, easily regulated TO any desired tenn
perature.
The FLORENCE received the ogLT Canten
NAL Nedai . arded 10 Oh Stoves. Report
of the Judges at IL simple IN construction.
easily managed, and vel adapted TO its in
tended purpose"
MADE BIT THE
FLORENCE .EaIsG MACHINE CO.,
FLORENCE Man, Manufacturer =
TIE BEST SEWING MACHINES.
General Agencies-s9 Uuion Square, SeS
York; 41s Washington ST., Boston. 81 L4se
~. Chicago. Eft
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Purely VEGETABLE.
BAD BREATH.

osS breath. and in nearly every case I, come. mar,
lLs sssd1cbs and c4n De essIy cured ii zoe ~lIl
t1ke ssas massF Liver kSgsfstgf Do aas nSelest 10
sore renses1y for ihs sspu.siy~ cl~ards. n. III,
100 70 pryye ysuf Appetite. CO npiecIon and Gen.
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HE
FLORENCE OIL STOVE
For Hsatiag or Is5DEtng.
TAO STOVES N osE-

$1gs.
gi1rlsks gHd leSGrssls.
an be used wfthgH.
Kinney aaes, As IL gen
rates no smoke or nDx-
lon. gases
MgArs and h RIA 70
cooked by this stove are
better Favored and more
digestable than when
cooked byTopd or coal.
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DO not mean to say that society
here h by any means U;opian. What
] claim l. that . great majority Of it
IL deeent, and that the remainder putt
on the appearance ~ deesncy. Bessie
Turner came down here the other day
in eo,npany with man with whom
her name lfas been lightly connected
Of hate in New York. Tammany
osfi1erhoider. lie brszenIy registered
1f- oxa name, and her. - Miss II.
Av@rg t.r nash@r'. name, together
on the hook. and they were assigned
10 Affirming rooms. which they pre-
slsaasay corrupted during one night.
N~xt morning they Isfr hnsriesiIy,
Bessie sszvinz sseB recognized By
AefD~rSa1ss. the ing Brsneh hack
driver vfio cisinss to s,c her brother.
she sftsr.srd wrote sharp letter 10
one u the local papers thrszt~niag 10
hare hisa iAeL,eSusoetl egr hided IL be
Tes.issed Ia snDsying her.
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Palace sleeping cars owned and operated rs this
line. accompany all night trains.
CONNECTION AREAS FOLLOWS

line, accompany all night trains.
CONNECTION ARE A. FOLLOWS
Ar Burlington. with Toledo, Peoria 4 Narssa
ny for Peoria Indianapolis, Lafayette and ttncn
natl; with Chicago. Darlington quincy r fui
Chicago. heokuk, Quincy and 81 LaGts west 10 o.
turnwa and all points in Kansas All Nebraska. and
with Burlington & Southwestern Ky Tor Farminl
ton. bloomfield aud all points IN Nissoari and kst
At Columbus Junction. with Chicago & south
western Ey for Washington ard IsayenaOrtn.
1T Nichols. with Naseatins Division e q Y
Tor MtscE.ine.
A, West Liberty, with Chicago, gock island aas
Pacific railroad for Iowa City, Des aoiBe- and
AtIedar Rapids, with Milwaukee Division e. z
q. ANA n for Independence, West nIan. Potis
.,rn Railway, Tor Omaha, Council afr and Oh Ca
90. and with Dubuque and Soathwestern Ratiwss
for Dubuque.
At Vinton with Pacific Division BcRs Y, IA,
FrAer.
Al Waterloo and Cedar Fails With Iillnots Gen
srAl Railroad for Dubuque, Fort Dodge and SIOUX
Cav.
At shell Rock with stage for wayeriy.
Al Nora Jnnct On. with Aiiw4Bire. and ~. Paul
Railway for Mason City and Charlie. C4ty-
At Plymouth, with Milwaukee AMI - Paul R'y.
juy ell roints In Minnesota
Al :. Pal, for al ppints Oh Northern Pscine r
the great Lake superior rrgien, aad AL point.
North and Northwest.
K. y. WII-S6S, aenl Manager.
q J. IVES, Cent Pass and II set Agent
Cedar RAPIDS, Iowa.
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THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY
GE YIN
"VibratOr''
Threshilg Machines.
0SsIsI.IN or

tuSeIrl1IS OR
(~nsnjese Hsrse.PoweF Essabii. hngs nj /. I'll
:tsssr1 e<-inch. and - fach q linTcrs, s1f Is
~ /. Horse Fewer 10 match.
I've AsyBes ofNoasfed Aorse.pewrr.;
tysarrosed Triple Gear and irliEuyed spur
Sgd woodbury. ssyle.b Goth kinds mounted
ssJr wns.ss and SPECIAL made for 4 10 e
(,oUpJ~se ssesrs Fewer OssAs~: our uaFival-
<iyssrntcgn SeSserAsoEs Made pfs-siy for steam
FsS<f win - nch Cylinder ard finch Separator
~ - inch Cylinder and ssfDch Separating cleaning
vars with sIi the ether parts pfoportionAtesy
ssDss4ose and snl u -hEzfEs- also. our nsschiess
ss~aps Threshep EaGtsea- q Cur o~n make.
f-yussE rivA;ry Tower, Durability. E.ry Firing,
rsnrAh coC1tsese 10 evesy detail and In all respects
TIC eom; amen for 0uf celeorased ss~aIs hefsArs
TOR.
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