Rensselaer Union, Volume 2, Number 27, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 31 March 1870 — The Mammoth Bakery of C. L. Woodman & Co., Chicago. [ARTICLE]

The Mammoth Bakery of C. L. Woodman & Co., Chicago.

One of the things for which we of the country open suffer, is a supply of fresh, wholesome crackers We can always got what are called cracker*, hut too often they are driod-up, worm-eaten things, unfit to he placed on any table. The fault I* not always with our dealers; They are often nnable to get a good article at reasonable rates. But there need be no such excuse hereafter, for wo sec by the Chicago papers that C. L. Woodman ds Co., JW and 333 East K-n/ic street, have so perfected the machinery of their mammoth bakery that they now turn out tire hundred barrets of crackera daily, wh'cli are shipped to nearly every State and Territory. Mr. W. was formerly the miuagiug partner of the celebrated firm of Dakt & Woodman, and baa not oiil.v maintained, but Increased its reputation, and now produces the best crackers made In the country, at prices us low us those paid for inferior articles. Every grocer should keep a supply, and purchasers should use no other kind. When these celebmteiherackor* cost no more, it Is as well to have the best. - “Tn*H American Organ” Is the title of one of the handsomest sheets ever printed in this country. The paper, ink and press work are of the first order, and the publication the best English specimens of printing. The sheet is illustrated with forty-five pictures (besides the beautiful heading), showing Messrs. S. 1). <fc IT. W. Smith’s organ factory, and forty-four different styles of their organs, ranging in price lrom SIOO to SIOOO. It contains much reading of interest to the musical public, showing why the American Organ is the best instrument now made. The.paper will he sent free of charge by addressing W. \V. Kimball, till Washington St., Chicago, 111., Wholesale igetiTof the Northwest. Th» purest and aweeteet (Jod uv- r Oil tn the world la Hazard A Caswell’a, made on the aea shore, from fresh, selected livers, by CaSWKLI,, HAZARD A CO., New York. It Is absolutely pure and strut. Patients who have once taken It prefer It to all others. Physicians have decided It superior to any of the other oils market. _

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