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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07
AL fBDJrT PAPER.

Eirh,csu hundred years aga the Chi
p,-,, who sccin To have hab All mixing
OF mos, Of the great European insen-
tions, including gtmpo"te aId ptiiis-
ing, made paper from tbrous matter,
vegetable and animal, reducing 1t to a
pulp in water.
a msnufactory of paper from cotton
was established at Samarcand, III BOX
hlra hv the Arabs early in the e'ghth
century. Thence it was taken by the
Stracens to Spain, where first was
made paper from linen and hemp as
we'll - from cotton.
Co'toa paper was in u7e IN England
lJny before the introduction there ol
Ii ,on piper in the fourteenth century.
go: 4 lone time the best paper was
m. ale in Holland. TO this day Dutch
paper is considered superior to, as II
is also deIrer than. ell other paper.
Papyrus manuscripts have been
f,and in the Egyptian Catacombs, ap
pareutly several thousands years old.
Manuscripts have been discovered in
large numbers (.ay 1900 in Hcrcula-
neuru. Il small city near the AeiIterra
1.ean. and not far from Naples, which,
sharing the fate of Pompcii, \. ID. -,
was DESTROYED by 4 great earthquake
The oldest manuscript i'll England,
" nriL.cn upon cctten paper, bears the
q tie. 4 d l0t9, and Is in the British
Museum. In London. One in the
R,val Library at Paris is dated Z year
later The "Aphorisms of Hippo.
crates" translated into Arabic, has
the Il ,tc Of the year hoo, and IS SAIL
Il he written on the oldest specimen
oi linen paper eXtant.
To the same year belong Arabic
manuscripts Oh satin paper (ihade OF
silk and highly ornamemted with paint
rigs and gold leaf Subsequently such
ornaments were called Illumination, of
which many fine specimens remain.
The name OF the inventor of paper
made from linen rags remains unknown.
The earliest English manuscript upon
lch paper bears the date Of A d.
20. which WAS the fourteenth year
of the reign Of Edward III. 1t has
ben decided that this was foreign
paper.
The first paper mark, which was
rams face, WAS found in a book of ac-
counts. dated ~ II. 1880. TLir.v
Years later Imam Stromer began TO
write at Nureu burg, in Bavaria, the
Fl st book that had paper making for
its subject
What is called hand paper was 30
designated from Il water mark, some
years later. OF a hand with q star at
each fingers end So, from a jug or a
lot, which also Tas f;tvOritr mark,
the term pot paper is said to have ori-
ginatrd.
What is called foo's"ap paper gets
its pane from thc fact lhat after The
trial and execution of Charles /, III
front cf his own Palace OF Whitehall,
London. in Jauuarv, iG49. the Parlia
lnnnt marty, to throw contempt on roy
altv. changed the water mark Of paper
from the Kings arms to n fool with a
cap and bells The mark ceased when
tle monarchy was restored, but paper
of the particular size OH which it had
been placed retains the name Of fools
cup.
Post paper is said 10 have been so
c died from the post horn, which was
ltS distinguishing mark at one time.
When tile general post Was established
in England about the year 1870 1t
WIS the postman's practice to announce
his coming by blowing a horn.- |ioon-
Sycket PutrtUt.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07
Ir ;s estimated that fifty head of

IT is estimated that fifty head of
poultry will make more than enough
manure for an acre Of land-seven cwt.
of g,,aao being the usual quantity ap.
plied per acre. and poultry manure
i..Iuy even richer than guano in am
mania and fcrtilizing salts. NO other
soj6k will give an equal return in his
vi md these fgnres deln'nh careiui
"a .,u from the large faruicr.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

RELIEF FOR FROSTED FEET-For
frosted feet, take pure faxseed oil, ,
bathe your feet, and heat in by the fire
well before going to bed wrap some
old clothes around the feet to keep the
oil from rubbing off. and bathe again
in the morning A few applications
will remove all soreness and itching.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

A WASH composed OF lime. salt and
fiEe sand or wood ashes, put on in the
ordinary way of whitewash, renders n
shingle roof much safer against re
from sparks ana falling cinders, in
- 4.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-12-07

To Culu FEArHFEs-i ''. a
them over the teakralr 20 ... +s
lightly shake them in ir'h' !.
and. ii old feathers, t-e2
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03

nQOO Can't he made by every agen,
3JJJ every month in the business we
hrnisn, but those willing tn work car
easily earn dozen dollars o day right In
heir own loo cslities. Have no room t.
-xp ain here. Business pleasant and hon.
,rable. Women and boys and girls do a.
well as men. We viii iurnish you a COM
n. te outfit free. 1hthnsinpas saws i,etfe'
tran ything else. We will bear expenee
}. starting you. farslcu Ars tres Wrl,e
and see, Farmer and mechanics. their
sons am daughters and all classes In nee d
Of raging W ark Mt home, should write 70
us aud learn all about tie wo,k at ONT Q
Now Is the time. LOn't delay. Address
f5 TRUE 4 10,
Ianstf Argu tn. Mare.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
~ Asss,ssSss4 1neidssst.

Last Tuesday evening while the o'clock
train was on its way to this city, very
amusing incident occurred, which caused
much merr msnt among the passengers.
A little boy about I've years Of age being
much amused at the conductors familiar
cry Of "Tickets )" and In order to play con-
ductor himself, he asked his mother to let
him 70 to the rear of the car to get dr1nk
OF water having obtained permission, 1f
got his drink, and feeling much REL reiresnea, s,,te
fnl voice. Tickets Tickets and at sthe
same time thursting his hand from one side
to the other in imitation of the conductor.
The little fellow when near his seat ran to
hfs mothers arms with his bright eyes
beamtng with delight the mother, who
was equally pleased, sat him beside oi,a. ner
a happier pair than the handsome young
mothc and child, could not be seen.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
rERas-posTAaE PREPAID.

Daily and Sundays, zone year, $3.50: six
monl hs. IS. three months, $3.50.
mon.hs. 81 n, three nonths. s2.25, less ths n
three months, VI o month,
The senli-weekly WoRKD tTuesdays and
Fridays]-s2 a year. To Club Agents-an
ezra cory Tor q club Of ten-the daily for
club of twenty-five, >,,a. ., !.
wear 10 G ub Agents-an extra copy for
3 ciui, Of ten the seni-a eekly for o club
Of twenty, the daily for club OF nifty.
Specimen number .tnt 0 application,
Terms--Cash invariably in a0vance
tn THE WORLD,
Corner of Park Row and Beck Ian street,
ianStf NV York.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
For Refe9'ese CO.

Business men should bear In mind that
the rapid progress made in the more deli
cate mechanic arts, is taken advantage OF
the class who live by preying on honest peo-
ple, and all the skill and energy OF the dan
aerous rogues 10 now devoted to the pro.
duction OF counterfeit money. Tue bogus
notes which they produce at the first glance
seem such counterparts Of the genuine as to
defy detection. But by reference to the
uaaes of Peterson's Detector, which can be
keeu ct this Office, their utterly worthless
vhxacter 10 readily discovered.
escape4
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
another shtpyard for Chester.

\motheT Bhtpv0T0 JOT C"eSto''
The statement is made that party OF
shipbuilders from the Clyde have been IN
Chester looking for site on which to build
= sSipyard. Report also has 1a T. that The ,h;
sstevenson's has been selected as the p place zee
and that work will soon be commenced on
the new enterprise. This is only rumor and
is not given here as anything else. There
may be something in It, and again 1t may
be only talk. In case the gentlemen % e,.' TO-
ported are in search of site for large slap
yard they could not select better place 10
the United States than Chester. Our peo-
pie viii welcome all industrial enterprises;
and no doubt excellent Inducements wou'u
be made to any responsible party who nave
anything like the above in view. Everything
ofthe kind tends to bring Chester into pro
minence, and of course the city yill BE- osn;
for building purposes and plenty of work
men who would be too glad to 90 the
building.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
Hsev IA,ae to Baltimore through Della
fcWTes

Nesc LSsae 60 Baltimore thr0n0H Des"~
fc~Te'
We are informed that the railroads ex-
tending from opposite Bombay Hook
throueh New Jersey to Philpdelpnia ana
New Yory, have formed combination VILE
the Bombay Hook Railroad. ana the series
of railroads which extends through our
State to Maryland, so as to form new
line to Washington. Large Ferry Boats
costing $4,000 each it is alledged nave
been purchased so as to form ferry rom
Bombay Hook to Bay City, the terminations
of these roads on the opposite Jersey snore:
The baltimore and Ohio Railroads are said
to be at the back of the enterprise, and ina.
ia . design of President Garrett to neao
of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
"A few years ago, JAS. Gould attempted =. .
s,milar plan; large piers were erected o. o
Bombsy Hook, but the project failed IRON
come cause. The measure now, we are III
formed. will more than likely be success
II the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad threw
their great influence in it's favor, and woule
run their passenger and freight trains, 'ol
New York over it, 1t would undoubtedly p'
Q success.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
SIr Cents.

The six cent fares on the passenger rail-
WAYS, began on Thursday last, In fhiladel-
mia. As there is no inducement TO Duy
tickets uuder the new arrangement, a con.
stderable falling off was noticeable IN that
%s"nch of the business on most of the lines.
The sale Of tickets at reduced rates-say
1--we for twenty-five cents, or twenty Tor one
dollar-has not yet claimed the attention OF
the Board of Presidents, but the propositi1on 70
viii. no doubt, come up at day not lar
distant. and when steam cars on Marker
street. st q Ave cent fare, get into operatloh'
n NAV be another change will be made.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
} 8 8 8 80 3 3

now prepared to furnish o classes with
constA temp poyment at home the whole Of
the time, or for their spare moments.
Busin. ss new, light and profitable. Fer
sons vi either scx easily eain irom5O cents
10 s. per evening, and u proportional sum
by devoting their whole lime to the bust
ness. Boys an girls larn nearly 30 nucb
rs men. That al who see this notice may
s~nu their Address, and test the business,
we II AXE this unp .rralioied offer TO such
as are not well satisfied, we will send on
Fdlt particulars, samples wo.th several
dollars 10 commence work on, and q copy
Of Home End Fireslde, one OF the largest
and best illustrated rub ications, all Set
freq by mail. Reader, II yOu want per.
nanent profitable work address,
t+E;0Itui hTjN ON g. Co.,
jan6tf Portland, Maine.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
-, 8 !. Wxls,lsssoa 1lsseAsa1 1sssssS :

As~ ; :wussss'ss go .:ssAsss ss'a'' !
~ amor 81 he sesfbs1 sCitisen" was
: ~ N 'his ufRee siass swssk by . poor,
raa1ed stssted tramp. wno@ ne son rs. rs
co9nlae1 o q old scaoalasaacs. ms' Nc
sdiiGF - Sixteen yssrs tssG ~ ssamp ntnn
s.S..41S honaat. and the centre Of attrac-
tIoa ia the circle q socaety an wnacn -
mcved. In an unfortunate hour ne ~
t..rssd ~ ono OF Wilmington's fatr
Ss.ssSssrs ia sslook upou the wine IN IA
,SSrcss" LIKE I drsught Of poison \
.ssisS "a fate. From moderate drlnkeI
;hs Ssvsioped into ! drankard. neg1eefed
M na,siness, became pecuniASly inyeassa
SIl Z vsetim to the Sheriff, ssssea1eed
Sscn ssra ! society. and was sslGi66ft1 to pensry
snd vant. Overcome with remorse and
shana IA disappeared from Wilmington
and Wedneeday was the flrst time We had
sssr rim for twelve yeafs-now . mer'
.Eslston. = wreck of what wss once one o
~ nohlest specimens of human anatomy.
In recounting the pleasant scenes surroun
dinr IN once happy life, and Of names e
i aii,ar Is Rim: and telling him about th'
nrosnarlty 81. and the changes in, the dea
old citv un the hill, he wept like chilli
ia II been In every State In the Union, ,an'
eaya he does mot know what motive induces
him "a arsin come into Delaware. This
- the production Of m imaginative brain
\ poliahed With romance, and designed to NJ
in 8 vacant place in our local columns, bu
4 reality, and perhaps many Of those !
VIII sington who read this viii recall 7
mind the lady, who, prostrated with grie
81 ths ruin she had uncOnsciously wrought
died 81 broken heart; and one incident !
III Subsequent dissipated career, petf
th1ef. may serve to bring more wildly t
their minds the circumstances. We prom
ieed 81 to reveal his name and We sha
kan nnr nrnmiea inYiQlate.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
1fxss Wsedex's temperance Work.

This lady has distributed twelve hundred
tracts in this city. She has sold 13O col iee
of the National Temperance Almanac, and
given away IS almanacs and pamphlets;
She has sold one copy of The Centennial
Tenn nerance Volume tor IS. This volume
was bought by Mr.. McComb: Miss Weeden
smoke four times last Sunday. Thursday
evening she spoke in the Brandywine N. =,
church, last night at the corner OF second
and Washington, and Tomorrow, sunday
afternoon, she will be one of the speakers
At a union mass meeting, to be held at In
stitute Hall at half past three O'Clock.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
Coal, Wood, Flour, Feed, Grain
ENTERPRISE COAL
T,HE SUN
NE " YORK.

TAEsUS
1877. NEW YORK. lS?7.
The different editions OF the SUN during
the next year will be the same as during
I year that has Just passed. The dairy
edition will on week days be q sheet OF four
pages and on sundays sheet ofeieht pa.
ges. or SIS broad columns; while the weekly
edition will be a sheet OF eight pages Of The
some dimensions and character that are
already tami lar to our readers.
TnneUR will continue to be the strenuous
sdvoca,e OF reform and retrenchnent, ana
Of the substitution III statesmensh'p, Wis
dom and integrity for hollow pre- ence, Inn
Oecllity and II aud in the I'D . init trAtiOn OF
pubic affairs. 1t will contend for the gov
ernmenL OF the people b, thr people a. Il for
the people. a oppos d to government ny
ing Of votes enforced by military violence.
It will enoeavor TO supply its readers-a
body now not far from million OF souls
with the most careful, complete and trust.
worthy accounts OF current events, ana
will mploy Tor this PnrPo.. numerous % ana ns
respondents. Its reports from Washington
especially. will be full. accurate and fear
less: and 1t will doubtless continue 10 de-
serve nd enjoy the hatred of those who
thrive by ptunderlng the Treasury or Dy
usurplng nat the law does not give them.
dence ofthe public by defending the rights
OF the people against the entertainments o.
upjusttfied power.
The price of the daily SUN will be So
cents u mouth or $3.50 year, post paid,
or with the Sunday edition 97.7O q year.
The Sunday edition alone, eight PAGES,
el.2O year post paid. .4
The WEEKLY sun eight pages of So broad
columns will be furnished during the year
1877 at the rate Of 9l year post paid,
| The benefit Of this large redu ,tlOn from
the previous rate for the WE.K.Y eau
be enjoyed Ly individual subscribers with
out the necessity of making up clubs. A,
the same time, ifany of "nr friends choost
to aid In extending our circu alton, W.
shall be grateful IN them, and every such
person who shall send MS ten or more sub
scribers from one place will be en- tiled t.
one 'py Of the pt er for himself fres Of
charge. At one dollar year postage paid
the expense. Of paper = nd printing ar.
barely repaid: ana considering the size o
the sheet and the quality ofits contents. we
are confident the people will consider TIT
WEEKLY SUN the cheapest newspaper pub.
lished In .he world, and we trust also ont
| Of the very best. Address,
decl5 u THEsUN, New York City. N, Y
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
$722,243.a .and n No BLANKS,

If'E =
Greatest single Number Prize Drawing that
ever took place In the United States.
" authority of an act OF the Legislature
the next All Prize Drawing will tske place
Ia public at Cheyenne. Wyoming positive
iy January 3, 1873. and TO be conducted by
sworn commissioners. "
H522,243 to be distributed.
All prizes and no blanks.
Within the reach OF any one to obtain a
fortune f.r only o small outlay.
To be drawn the 18th and aOth CfeRch month.
Prizes payable In full, without deduction.
ON p-esen tatiOn W this office Immediately
after the drawing.
lGrand Cash Prize, N6,0OO
. l do do DO 1900
/ do do do EO,OO0
4Grand Cash Prizes, 10000
do do 60 500
100 Cash Prizes, each ,W
Iicke's. ~ each. or packages Of 10 tickets
si0, AMI the ~aiAnce TO he deducted only
rom the prizes drawn. Information fur
aishe.i. Orters filled. Also agents for the
Royal Havana Lottery, and all legalized
lot cries Il rOuxhOut the world. t.ri-rs
solicited. Apply 10 or address EMORY 4
CO.. Brokers, 81 PARK ROW, New yors
lily. d8 I'm
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
" Ms.,.s..s.

Hartford couaty's School deht = t~ies. the
amount Of any other county N the state.
NJ. xAddoSk,s ! seeltatSons q tho Masonic
-aocishles q Hayrs ds Graes, on Wsdnesday
evenings, ARE proving : orsat attraetion. u
The protracsed meeting at the N. y.
Church q Havre dc Grace arc Sill belng
Continued with much spirit and fervor.
Tho warm, weather Of the past few days
il telling onthe ics, and the bay y open, Me
understand, TO the lower end o. Spesus's
Island.
The young man, Mr.. J. B. cald!:ll, q
Principle, who had his leg cruened ~ ~
|tsapting TO get aboard Of 2 passing Helent
Etrain, several days ago, dted rom me anec'
~ III injuries on last Saturday morninE.
Tts Board of Directors OF the Agricultural
,societv. met II Bel Air, On Monday Hast. ~
nursusnce 81 the by-laws Of said Soctety.
srha Roard organized BY the unanimous -
d, ction of the officers Of last year.
MesstS Kinsey, Patterson and etrest wsre
directcd 10 advertise for proposals. for rent
| inr the track for the ensuing year. Appli.
caI,ts Is report in writing TO tho Board OF
Directors on Tuesday February 9th, to
which time the Board adjourned.
On Wednesday morning, Mr.. Wes. Boul-
dir Of Cecil county, In driving across sne
river with two horse wagon, run into
hole. and the wsgon and one harse brokee
throu u. and s,he horse narrowly escaped
drow ning. It was near the shore where
the mishap occurred, and assistance was
promptly rendered, ard both the horse and
wagon were rescued without injury.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
Jan,tf

CHANGE OF HDUKS-WILMINGTO
u a. YVES EtN MA tDAD-COmmenc
ing Ihuy4d day Dec. 4, 1875, Trains Will run
W follows:
Leave Wilmington 10 20 \ m, and 5 8Op m.
Leave Landenburg 8 As IN and 80 p m.
Arrive at Wilmington 755 q m, aud 3 II
pm.
Arrive at Landenberg al IL m. and 9 40
p. m. -. .a -
CONNECTIONs.-Tra leaving Landen.
perg al g. s5 q. m. with train for Philadcl-
phfa at 8 10 am.
Train leaving Wilmington at 1870 N
Will, trltn !. avlng Philadelphia at 8. a m
and tennsylvaniaan and Delaware train leav.
ing Iandenberg at 10 p. m.
Train Leaving I.andenb berg at I 80 p. m,
with Pennsylvania and Delaware trsln, and
wi h train leaving Wilmington for Phila.
lt4 80 p. m.
with train leaving Pniladelphia at ID p.
aug2s.N DAVID C0NNELL. supt.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
BRICK WALLS
NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST.
Gallons, can and box "

NEW YORK CASH PRlSE LlsT.. En-
Gallons, can and box - SG1
% !. half p barrel. are aSS ss e9
we nave In stock, Of our own mannfac-
tut e, roofing materials, etc, at the follow
loo rolls extra Rubber Roofing ct 8 cents
ner souare foot, Or we will furnish Rubber
Koofing. Nails, Caps. and Slate paint for
an entire new roof, at ~ cents per square
loot. ~
cents per square foot. q,
5000 rolls 3-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at ~
20 rolls Tarred sheathing, At II cent per
500 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed
ready ior use, on inside or outside work, al
hend for sample card Of colors. All or
ders must be accompanied with the money
or satisfactory city references. No goods
shipped q. o. D., unless express charges are
guaranteed.
sample orders solicited.
NY. SLATE PAINT COMPANY,
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
.E,,.soranss tor Tsnesv.s

]. D. Billings, B. D. Harris, Frank Car
penter, Elias Johnson, and George biddle
left this city, few days ago for Caracas,
Yepezula. They will assist In the rebuild
ing Of the city Of Caracas, which was dis
troyed by an earthquake few years ago.
We wish onr friends success, but 1t may DC
their misfortune to share the same fate as
the former inhabitants OF Caracas.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
Dangerous Play,

A number of boys yesterday afternoon
amused themselves by crossing and recross-
Ing the Christiana below Market street
bridge ON the cakes Of ice. This is very
danyerous amusement, as the Ice was not
only broken, but very rotten: BY one mls.
step they might have fallen into the creek
and instead Of few foolish boys returning
to the cheerful home, their dead ocuies
would have been sad spectacle Tor tnelr
upsuspecting parents to behold.
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
noYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
PRICE IN CURRENCY: !:

PRICE IN CURRENCY:
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves. e.; Quar-
sers, 80; Fifths, sS; kighths, IS; TentRs, a;
Twenlieths, s.; FortIelhs. 81. W.
Circulars OF Information furnished FREE.
Orders filled. Prizes cashed. spanish Bank
Bills and Governments purchased.
~E TAYLOR 4 co Bankers.
oct7 II Wall It,, New York
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03
LOTTERIES. !
A Fortune For Only ST.

end dollar quarterly drawing. at New
IDUlS2ANA STATE LOTTERY COM
This institution was regularly inCorpo-
ucatjon Il PnrpOses Ia l660, with . capital o !
!. 100000, 70 which II has linee adde0 . Ie.
serva lund OF $4,000. Its GRAND SINGLE
WUHBER DRAWINGS will take place
monthly, The season Of 1877 opens with
the following scheme
The Morning herald., 1877-02-03

EJH0sEr0OHh 0eUEs1 r-'~E-SS
EconoInical Anl Ornamental.
~ NAV bs csvsred with very cheep
- 4 Snu e. and ~ application Of this slate De
ma.ie sau 10 last nom 70 to = years; % aooss s
San ha PATCHED and coated, LOOKING mIcn
isettsr. Sssa 81 "a ana lasting longer than new snin-
gieG without the slAtos l0r r.,..~s
one- Third he Cost 81 Hesnin6la"S
~. ernense q ot siatins new shingles i
orlv ah0rt the cost Of simply iaylng lnem.
M ~. noinf: II TIRe-PRooy against epeL1s "
living embers, ~ may be easily ses'su -
any one. ,u.v
.nd sOr tin or iron M no eapei. = . .., 7 &
rAndS 81 heat, contrec1 ~ coz: 1n9 rith Tor %
,4tas 49, FeIf can be made water-tight at
Z smsli expense, and preserved lor many
TINS slaiS aEiS1ETrRiEMELY EriaEs CHEAP.
r-o ..,,ons viii cover hundred square
s.at ~ shinele roof. while on tin, iron, Ielt
metched boards, or any 1mootn a,,srsd sn.s
from two quarts 70 one Hal,oa and aitkonsh
tSe - sy PANT II has : heavy body It 10 easily ap-
plied with brush.
No Tar 10 O8o0 LA sAAAS -
therefore 1t neither cracks in Winter. nor
runa IN deesyed az shingles 1t flls up the hole.
ana nores. and gives o new substanClal LOOi
that %, last for years CURIfD OF WAHrnD1
shinciaa it brings 10 .heir places, ana
ketns them there. 1t nils up 81! nOseS IN
Fsit roofs. stops the leaks-and althougn 9
slnw drvar. rain does not eneot ~ lew
hnnrs after applying. AZ nearly AL paints
that are black contain TAR, be sure you oD-
tain our GENUINE article, which Qor snln-
gle rools)is
CHOCOLATE COLOR.
when flrst applied. changing In about :
month TO uniform slate color. ana 10 70 al
interits and purposes sLArR. On
TIN ROOFS
onr red color ID usually preferred, a. one
coat, ia equal to five Of any ordinary paint
For
BRICK WALLS
onr RR1oHr RED is the only reliable Slatf
Paint aver introduced that will enectually
prevent dampness from penetrating sno
Idiscolorin9 the plaster.
These painta are also largely uaed on out
houses and fences, or az printing coat OF
IN Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED
Bei0HT RED. and ORANGE. @ go