Saturday Evening Mail, Volume 2, Number 27, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 December 1871 — Page 8

[Prom the Home Magaslne.] BETWEEN TWO YEARS. BY HBTTM A. BKHEDICT. ng, a sotig for the glad New Year! & I* ow our pfti*«H quicken and leap [the Koun'i mf hi* hurrying feet we bear, here »ur lilitra are lying asleep *P—y«*i hold In* dream or win da, «nionr*t winds, and low hreMKio« billow tbat Kinjc* and khlnea— their bright bracts under tbe snow. reet, tweet Earth! {he wtne

rooR

We have drained

ihe Old Year's bacchanal feast*, «wt«-n of (ruin that we dwm'd divine Ui*

JK|HJ1OUI»

palace of pHealu

i.wt* tinii inim«u-r«l marvellous thing* ^*•1 goodly. to you and to in* uc past paM—und the New Tear sings tbe tur of tbe sua and the #ea.

[have laughed and have loved, have la*bor*«d mid lost, fit clung to the green grave hand* 'm id, and are holding, tlui pale palma «?ro«®»l, |t a hliwxn breadth out of otir han't* "till «h-r»,» .4trtKgh« one trath dlvlue, iin tu« wr «k or pitcher and bowl: crueltwi rrottrt there drift* tbe wine

MtititlbMl strength for tbe soul!

fl i«h up, through yonr oovera of

NLLOW.

i!«

futl of laughter, oh, Earth! brow* of beauty —and lip*aglow th it-ct-jr of music and mirth! from the soul of your stalless

Mil*,

n(»ji»urHi**i murmur Af yravtn, ntiall 4W«t teu tbe death in yourohallce of griMten the green of your graves

larlliiK, w//darllUK, the 5-w Year bring* iw ill.- to it) rivers that vein hrittht body—and under his wings

IIKIIIII

tor my bontmi and brain!

Vill'" will lighten, and birds and bees In- tluUirriiiK fair and fur, w.n in sire wild In the tangled trees, 1 where tliu still buttercup* are.

a *ng, a song for the glud New Year! ilie tKsils in tin* belfry and tower riiiiillv and merrily, cheer upon cheer, ihe King who IN crowned thin hour! .i HWeep of raiment—a swoop of wlng»— ii iht-rt comfort for yon and roe k/i- part pn»t—and the New Yi*r sings ftlir «-ur ot the sun an the sea.

[//A'VJ TRIP OVER THE ERIE RAIL WA Y.

Vfdaal Conversation with a Clergyin—A Little Talk with a Miller— i*r from a Policeman's Club—Troub'uv'nr (i round I logs—Mistaken /or ftmhinffttm,

Fulton Market man found oat ,it Know about Farming" iu tliis

1 h«. "John,do yon know the best to IMISO

potatoes?"

IVH I, "I lo." HH«\

"flow T"

Vhy," aaya j, "grab hold of the toe* Ixiih lunula and pull 'cm up." a Iu "*o to gri»H»." fi started to sraaa, and I'm now on tho Krle Railway. It's a to go on a railroad. Tho

i\'«r

I /lltllO

IMTO

all diarobod, and tho leaves irotikfh blushing and turning all 4. What lust Hfiring wit* a luntbnow a iiuittorilet. Green poas urti"«l to ahot, and ao forth

MIMTAKKN IN IUH MAN. V'

firs thing I did aftor getting into r*a

WAS

to try and mako myself

ti'jl". Tho attempt proved a fallI, n.iNV a follow with a package In fiiiid, and I aaid to htm, "Have a

neo| what?" aald ho. •»n up," aaid I. ''n hn't ao much bittorneaa in a aloiM a* thero

tti*

in tb«

•union of that fellow's faco. Incorn and malignity struggled miiatorv aa ho yelled 'in inlnlater.

yelled out, "No,

ell," said I, "you needn't got mad. dy over would believe it unleaa [told 'em ao." en I told him on cloaer InapoHion ho did look like a minister—a mlnp« nltentlary--and I asked liitn he was doing with those cards, said they wero not oarda, they hi ink ticketa for tho Sunday bol library. Uii I aaid "what might your name

aald, "Barnea." 4 h, iMt I said, with a smile, "Thore are »,i barniHi all ovor the oountry,ain't JT" this day he haa never answered lunation. He uiovod into another

LRRRWI HOY'STICKKT.

ol me ant a little boy. Ho had leket. Tho conductor punched aid to him, "Is that boy obliged f«* a whole ticket to travel on tula

aid, "No." II," aald I, "be'a gol one hain't," aald be. bet vou," aald I. "It waa a half until you punched It that made k»le one." ntlmatml h« would "punch tne didn't continue to converse.

TAT.K WITH A MII.I.KR. ved over next to a foliar who wM of noae. "About,'' aald I, "oaae hemf" he aaid, "my dorg chewed It July." 1 salu I, "not mayhem, but July-

•h?" you from York T" aald ho. ,"aaidl, ou know Smith aaid he. I fth," aald I, "what Smith?" not Watt Smith, but ftftatar he keeps a ator© down there," [waa surprised when I told him "I earti of him." er of water and chopper of

Just then I made »m# lurther a. I observed, "The country flne." I dldnl exactly know country ought to look to look .. I hit right, for he aald "Yea," aaid we were paaaing through a nirjr. icy run train* nights through a _»iutry T" I aaked, sweetly. Aid yen, and tbey made mighty hc**e in that action. I reUted how "I dkln*t like tnite-y good then I told hUn "Truth waa and would prevail, an choeae ito-y, and tbat waa prevailing to tjrable extent, too."

the

Ibut

MJCIH

rao* A «.©*.

we atopfwd ter gmb, and I can hat 1 aaw a man eell iilkw oT a inan1* VIub fbr iVnlogn* Mnaage iehe*. and I ww» »enf«J witb a

I board we are annoyed to death with 'em all winter." "Why," said be, "do you have ground hogs in YorkT" "Yea," said I, "lota of 'em we call 'em aauangea."

For the space of five minutes he bowed bis head and wept. MISTAKEN FOR OEOROB WA8HINOTON.

As soon as he had got through weeping. I told him I had recently visited New England, and bow prolino everything was up there, and I observed to him how for milea alongside of the railroads tbe telegraph polen h»d sprouted, and were tW-uring apples, quinces, muskmelons, huckleberries, and bananas. "No aaid he. "Yea," aaid I.

Then he roae and aaid, "Wash, I tbouubt yon were dead." "My namo Isn't Wash," dd I. "Exeus# me, sir," said he, "I called you Wash because you remind me so strangely oflfeorge Washington, who did it with his butehet—tbe man who never told a lie."

Says I. "Sir, it's lucky yon ain't a nigger: if you were I would kill you, sir, anil let your family go a blackberrying in October."

DISCOVERY OF COFFEE. Towards the middle of the fifteenth century, a poor Arab was traveling In Abyssinia, and finding himself weak ana weary from fatigue, he stopped near a grove. Being in want of fuel to cook his rice, be cut down a tree which happened to be covered with dried berries. Ills meal bein^cooked and eaten, the traveler discoverod that the half burned berrie.4 were fragrant. He collected a number of these, and on crushing them with a stone, he found that their aroma increased to agreat extent. While wondering at this,he accidentally let fail the substance Into a can which contained his scauty supply of water. Lo, what a miracle the almost nutrid liquid was instantly purified, he brought it to his Hps it was fresh and agreeable, and in a moment alter the traveler na,J ao far recovered hia strength aud energy as to be able to resumo bis Journey. The lucky Arab gathered as many berries aa he could, and arriving at Aden, in Arabia, be informed the Mufti of his discovery. The worthy divine wan an inveterate odium smoker, and had been Buffering for years from the Influence of the poisonous drug. Ho tried an infusion of the roaatedTberries, and was ao delighted at the recovory of his former vigor, that in gratituae to the tree he called it Canuah, which in Arabic signifies force. And this is 'he manner in which coffee waa first discovered.

Tol*»lfVKNT PlTTINO IN S.MALH-'L»OX. I)r. 1. H. Bird (according to the Medical and Surgical Reporter), uses an ointment mado of charcoal and lard to prevent pitting in sinall-pox. This is applied freely over the surface of the faco, neck, and handa, as soon aa tho disease is distinguished, and continued until all symptoms of suppurative fever have ceaaod. The application allays tho itching, and seems to shorten the duration of the disease, and loaves the patient without a blemish, the eruption protected by the ointment not even showing ainga o? nustul ttion the charcoal preventing tne action of light, and lard that of air.

BUSINESS CARDS.

R. i'llEADLE, Attorney at Law Matnry Public, No. SO MAIWATKKIT,

f»ath A Hager. manufacturers of Cars, Car Wheel*. Ciuitlnir and Machluery, corner("anal and Main ntn-ct. 19

rpr.RRE-HAITK

Commercial Collfff,

Hook-keeping, Pnnmanshlpand Arithmetic, cot. 6th and Main streets. 19 R. OARVIN, Principal.

BEAITCHAMP

A KEI.I.Y.

Cc.

Between Third and Fourth. 21.

1I.IFF A NOIV. V' SIHNIIIHeHirers of locomotive, Mtaltoiicry, Murine, Tubular and Cylinder Hollers, Iron Tanks, Hlic Iron Work, Door Htep*. etc., ror. Canal AMain Ht. 19

Kutabluhni 1M.

WARANII

Vicao

A TTOKX hTN AT LAW

And NOTARYH PUBLIC. Ohio Htreet, tjetween 3d and 4th. Jtprrtai attention paid to CWIwttem.

liriLnT POTHN. Csrrl«(« assnAietarfrih Cbr. Second and H'aJnut Streets, Repairing done promptly at low rates.

AMEN M. VIMIIF.R. Watclmiak. rbiki JI

|.-r. Ohio stn^et, south of tne Court.

House, T« rr-Haute, Ind. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired. Rngravinn neatly done and wsrranltnl to give sal Intact Ion.

B«.

COX, Wholesaie and Retail

Bookseller and Stationer,

IfiB Main Htreet.

ROTRR,

Real Estate & Collecting Agents,

11.

I exclaimed, "What la your

id be waa a miller. miller," aaid I. air," said he, "I conduct a wellted Christian saw-mill." aald I, "JW»U ar® a Mlllerlte,

DRITWM.

the *t*ak old John Rogers waa 'J,WK

nt, and II was burned ten per om than he waa, and lough*r par-boiled puraphandlaon toaai. roprtotor aalted m» If Jkad b*ot» told blot yes, I had IXMBO darned ro*anlr. in to a a a KM oWrT*d,"Tb« penis mlgfaltor |b* awoM." I told him that wna TO CM* wttb Um bOK p«m. Then htmnned tboot Uw sraaa crop. Id b«

mocb troubled with

Kdhogft.

Mwbw»

PAI^TM, ©I I J*. UiftM, Toilet ArtlfiM, Brushes, Ac., a ulick lih'R/t

BltiELOW

WOOI.EN NILI.R, O. F.

Ellis. Proprietor, wholesaleand retail uianutacturiT of W»xlen Moods, north-west wr. 1st and Walnut striM'tM. 19

O I A

Terw-llaute Car Work*,

Corner Main mad 4th utrwO.

rPPKXHEIMER BROW.,

CliOTH 1 ilKM,

H* Main street.

H. DOOI.KY,

Opera House Hook Store,

Books, Paper*. Cbroroo* and Fram««.

A «.,

ARREN, HORKRC1

(ireit lle«dqn«'rs for Drj Goods, PICTVRE*,

Op«n Hoose Comer,

l«*rPH*TRO^. WMwwiomrt'i Mai! D«Uer in

R. rSEEXAX,

A DICK.

TEKRE-HAUTK SATURDAY EVENING MAI ^DECEMBER 30. 1871.

Dealers In Btovea,

•Mpm, Agrlcallaral Imp lea And manuiactured Tin Ware, fiO and 52 Main street.

W. K1PPETOE, Oeneral dealer In KOCERIE8, PHOVIHIONH A PRODUCE,

National Block, ".55 Main street

I A. rOOTE, t). Dealer In

Field and Flower Seeds,

No. 65 Main street.

COAL MIXIXtt CO

will furnlHh nt lowest market prices Anthracite, Pitt burx, Brazil, Block, Lost Creek and Bugar Creek coals. Leave orders at office. Rankin's Drug Store, 6th street.

1'HE

XKW YORK NTORE, 7.1 Main street, nrnr Court House square, Dry UoofiH, Carpets, Wall Paper, rfi Mhfulf-*, 4f.

WITTKNM

KO,

At'NTIX,

RuscnAurr A Co.

NHKYtK a CO.,

Wholesaled Hetal) dettlers In

HARDWARE, HASH, DOORH, PAINTS, Iron, Nails, Oil and Olass, 172 Main street.

-T

AmericanA Foreign Watches, JEWELRY, tc., Opera House.

KIHNNER,

FIAXOS, MRLODKOXK, ORG4XS, Jllinicxl IiiHlriiiiifiilN, Af., Palace of Music, 48 Ohio street.

TERRE KAI'TE MI'KICAI. IXNTI1 TCTE, 51 St., iH't. Main A Ohio. MuPuplls may

«lc taught In all IU branches. enter at any time. piano«. A. SHIDK, Principal.

Agency for Htelnway

AXTEIJi. URATES I'nrnsrm mifi Raiircn, Manufacturers of Galvanized Iron Cornice

MOOKK A HAOKKTY, 181 Maiu street.

R. FREEMAN,

The Leading Jeweler,

161 Main street.

SAY YES!

WHOLESALE NOTIONS,

CommlMilon 9IercliaBt««

148 Main street.

O. F. SMITH. W. A. WHKKLER.

SMITH

A WHEELER, Dealers In

Mtovca. Oratea and Tin Ware. Agency Fairbanks' Scales, 150 Main stre^|.

pHILIP HA DEL, Manufacturer of Baddies and Harness, Whips, Curry Combs, Brushes, Horse Blankets, Ac., all work warranted. Lowest prices In tbe city, 196 Main street, near 7th.

grSTI* A MADISON,

DRIJOGISTS,

168 Main Htreet, near Sixth.

U. NCLDDER,

Confectionery A Toys,

191 Main street.

H. RYCE A CO.

The Popular llouse,

Main cor. 6th street.

A.NHEAP, Coafwlloi lerv, Toys, Pr reali Oyatera

ChUdnm'l

rbiges, Hobby Horses, Ac., 6th St., opp

Manufooturora Agent for (Jhtlilnm *"^3

JJOOKS AND

STATIONERY.!

IN ORDER TO

Reduce Their Stock

As much aa possible

By the FlnU *f Jaaaary,

Bartlett & Go,

WILL OFFER

Special Inducements,.

No, 4 Booth Filth Htreet.

BALU

Dealer In

Mmn t+t», Hmtra, Tim Plmte, fmf*mm a 4 I W 138 Main Street, North Hid*.

tbe way of Discounts on their Stoak, which embrace*

BIBLES,

Standard, Miscellaneous,

And Jnrenlle Books.

B1ANK BOOKS,

HEHORANDVn BOOJU

Of all descrtptIons,

DIARIES

C'Sfcnlee •dT. *nsnar^, :•, SV^M^H S?W S*vtw nnw* faaey and IMspU BrswHw,

No. |W Main street.

WHKtLCK 4k WILMON «Mrlnt Machine, It H. MAONF.R. A«wot,

Career Mala and Mi MnH.

PITTUP^NKWRAim* frre-Ilante HSW fsflsi|,' i«t street, *s*r Main.

gTrERR, TmAME* CRt,

WHOLESALE OROCKBS, Mala mint, Twr»-Ba*ta, ItHai*

FOR 1872.

ALL STYLBB OF

Paper and Envelopes,

««LB AND RTKKL PEN*, PEN HOLDER*. PENCI1A, POCKET BOOK A,

PORTFOLIO*, WRITING DERKR. PICTL'RE FRAME*,

CARB CARBR.

PAPER UNITE*,1

r*t"KT

Book and Stationery HOIM.

Look Id laliTwh, and wbsn afeWI to porchaw call at

xox Main Street,

"JJNION CHRISTIAN

icata.

COLLEGE!

Merams SlUiTan Coanty, Ind.

The Winter Term of this flourishing Inatltutlon will commence December lSth, 1871, At 10 o'clock, and will continue twelve weeks. Clause- will be formed in Orthoirraphy. *'r

Reading, (ieoirraphy, Arithinelle. tinmmar,

And Hlatnry

Tlie various branches of Mathematics, the Natural Sciences, Latin, Greek, French. Oennan, all the higher branches of a full and thorough College Course, will be taught as laid down in the Courses of Study In our Catalogue* and Circulars.

Ladies pursue the same courstw of study, are subject to the same regulations, enjoy the same privileges, and receive tbe same honors as gentlemen.

EXPENSE*.

The neoessary expense of obtaining an education at Merom doea not exceed two hundred dollars a year.

Tnltlou, p«*r Term.

In tbe Academic Department 9 6 00 In the Classical Department 8 00 In the Scientific Department 8 00 In each Department, Incidentals 2 00 Instructions on Piano, extra 10 00 Use of I'iauo, «ne hour each day 2 00

Instructions In Vocal Music, gratis. Board. Both ladles and gentlemen will And good boarding, with furnished rooms, In private families, for $3.00 per week. Some board themselves for about 12.00 per week.

For circulars, or any further information, address THOMAS HOLMES, Pres't. Merom, Ind., Aug. 3,1871. 6-tf

UKS,

FURS,

lOXEA A JONES.

WITTICi

FURS.

Having determined to establish a fur depart men in connection with our dry good6 we respectfully explain the scheme.

As a first-rate stock of furs requires aa investment of several thousand dollars it has been customarv for the dry goods, hat and certain notion nouses of our city to handle these goods In a "small way." This has divided the trade to &o jireat an extent that no one has bad a really well assorted stock and neither merchant nor consumer has reaped any material advantage.

Last year we were disponed to give up the trade but as no oue Seemed disposed to make it an attractive specialty we have determined to do so.

This year we will offer these goods In far greater variety than they have ever been displayed In Terre-Haute.

We anticipate that some who really do not care to engage in the trade will attempt to close out the "stock on hand" at cost,and we understand that to make our undertaklnga success we must keep below their prices.

TVEXL, RIPLEY A DEWING, Cor. Main Fifth *ta.

-QNlflfc STEAM BAKERY.

FRAN* HEINIG &BRO.

Manufacturers of all kinds of

Crackers, Cakes, Bread

AW©

A N

DEALERS IN

Foreign & Domestic Fruits,

PANCY A STAPLE GROCERIES,

LAFATETT® 8TKKKT,

(Batween the two Railroads,) M-tf. Terre-Haute, Ind.

piANO TUNING.

MR. MORE Is a first-class Tuner and competent Repairer be has worked in the celebrated Piano establishment of We In way 4 Sons, aaa practical Piano maker .and In the most prominent Piano factories In the country. He la entirely worthy of the high encomiums with which he is recommended.

CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH 8T«L,

(Dentine's Block),

Trrre-Hsntr, Indian*.

DaidgiMi and Estimate made Par all idnA of Buildings, both public and private. Onien sent by mall will receive prompt attention.

CLARK

HOU.SE,

Cfer. Art emd OW» Street*,

THE TERRR-HAITK OMNIBtJR AND HACK LINK will attend to calls for train* leaving the Rut«tn and Northern De»

g*city.both

uts also convey pswiiiftw to any part oJ All orden left at the Tem-Haat* Hoose, PdstolBce, National Hoose, Bantlb House, or at the 2fau I ly attended to.

«fri»a«T,

AFK, CHER*

and

CHECKER MRS

Sritiy, all articles osnally kapl la a flfM-cteas

ee-tf

WABASH

ANTON 8HIDE,

47-tf Principal T. H. Musical Institute.

3. A. VUVDAGH. 1~ B. CLARK*.

l^RYDAGH A CLARKE,

Architects &v.uperintendents,

Oommrdal Ooliega, opp. Ooort HOWM, ETWMTIIIS, Indian*.

will be prompt-

ATIONAL HOUSE,

COFT. MAW AUD »IITH IT1,

Terre-Haute, Indiana.

s-tr

JA con UTX SOX, Propr-I

FARLYjuurvrjkcrxmxm•»

A ROACH,

Saddles and Harness,

Jiilwy CMan, WMjpw, TVwb,

NO. VAIN 8TREXT,

Kortlt side, betareen: aod «tk, Tme Bant*. lodiaa*. XJmetm SaaaH OIL m-tj.

0. H. C.

THIS FALL AND WINTER

WE WILL OFFER BY ,,

Far the Most Attractive Assortment

Of Foreign and Domestic

DRY GOODS!

TO BE FOUND 1ST TERRE-HAUTE.

Close, CarefUl Bnyern Cannot Afford to Bny Before Looking Through oar Large Variety. Courteous Attention to All—Our Motto.

Warren, Hoberg & Co.,

THEE RED

WHO IS ALWAYS READY TO PLEASE HIS CUSTOMERS, IS

BITTERS Ttieai: Bitten area purely 7egetnble Tonic. Tne component Drug* having been se

lected with the greatest care an to their modIclnal Propertied. They are n« cheap compound prepared with common wliliiky.

WABASH

BITTERS Jua the thing for morning la*itltudc and aepremlon ornplr-

overwork.

PIANO TUNER & REPAIRER.

Orderit^/t at th* 7Vrre-Haute Musical Institut*. Rot Building, South Hh St., will receive Prompt Attention.

It* cuoj«ed by late hours or

WABAHU

BITTERS Are an infallible remedy for ly*pepsla, Heart Burn, Ac., imparting tone and Impulse

to the digeallve organ*, by their healthy action on tne Stomach, Liver and Kidneys. ABASH BITTERS

Taken regularlv three time* a day in amatl wlneglamful doaen will give strength,

health and vigor, and a cheerful and contented disposition.

WABASH

BITTERS. Take it If you want pure, rich, electrical blood, blood tbat

Invigorates your system,and

gives the glow of health to yonr cheek. ABASH BITTERS re the sure preventative of a

Chill and Intermittent Fe- :.•

ABASH BITTERS -. 4 Cannot be excelled as a morn-

Ing Appetiser. Promoting good Incmtlonjiod are io fal

lible for all the manifold disease* arising from a deranged and debilitated stomach.

WABASH

BITTERS Are the beat bitters in the world for purifying the blood, cleansing tbe stomach, gen

tly stimulating tbe kidneys and acting as a mild PR.cathartic.

A. ARNAITD. Bole Proprietor and Manufiscturer of Wabash Bitten^ 8. E. corner Ohio and Fifth streets,Terre-Haute Ind.

EW FIRM.

WHOLJE8.41.E XOTIORH.

WITTIG & DICK,

(ttucoMKrs to A. C. A. Wlttlg,) X*. 149 Xsla Rimt,

Jobbers & Commission Merchants,

II xonoffft. FASCT OMM, CIO AM. KTfOLTHIJ. OF.RMAy, AND AMERI

CA HCUTLERY\

Ferftomcry, Soap, Cotton Tarn, Batting, ««.

With tBCRMrd capital and 5«w Stock we are fwjawd to offer friends and customers aanrrtor lo bay of aa.

Special attention will be paid to Oaah Bayssa, fyddlers and Aoctloneera. MO. 1« MAIK 8TRKKT, Ptlfsw Fifth and Sixth, la tbe Room for* B»er4y mmopltd by Ooz a Son* t-tl

rrauts-HAtrnt PErmrnvo HOURS, MI J, Mat* stmt, doaa tb« aislns* aad etaspeat Job Printing la tbe city. aboaid aiki a noteof tMs. O. J. 9mMt O*.

OPERA HOUSE CORNER, TERRE-HAUTE, IND.

Clothing House

IS DOING AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS,

E. BECKER

RAPIDLY FAMOUS FOR 8ELIJNG

READY MADE CLOTHING,

CHEAPER THAN THEY HAVE EVER BEEN SOLD IN TERRE-HAUTK SINCE THE WAR, AND FOR STYLE AND QUALITY UNSURPASSED. .w 4'' *1

Gentlemen, in Looking around when Visiting Terre-IIante Don't fkil to ••'-.Si-r.r--

SEE THE ELEPHANT

E. BECKER'S Reel Front Clothing Housed

93 Main Street, nouth side,

^HE GREAT WORLD TONIC

AND

System Renovator.

What the Public Should Know.

:-"y-?One door from the Corner, near Opera Bouse.

GETTING

4",

Which means come to

LIFF & SON'S

BOILER

AND

k. 1

Sheet Ifon Work^

Flit ST STREET,

Bei wee* Walsnl Peplar.

ALL BOILERS

I lereafter made will b« .j|.

Tented bj (iorernmeiil Inapte* .... tion*j

\X"

J*.

Every thing Warranted Perfeft

vv.

A N

Satisfaction Guaranteed*

(ALL KINDS Or

BOILERS MADE,*

AND ALL KlXt» OF

Sheet Iron Work Done,

•A

At frlrwi mm L*w mm ml mmy Usp

la Ktsie.

REPAIRING

OF ALL KINDS

BONK ON BHOMT XOTIQM,

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