Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 9 February 1891 — Page 3

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My little four year old girl aggravated case of eczema. The best phjsicians treated b*r, without «y good retolto. A single bottle of 8. 8. 8* cured her soond and wclL This wta four year* ago, and she has had no return of the disease since and h«yikj» perfectly smooth and clean.

James E. Henry, Detroit, Mich. Treatise on Skin disc&es mailed ire®. SwLft Specific Co., Atlanta, Qtt,

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TrmnAY p^K in anfi WKtfNfcNDAY,

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The beaoMfol j-omnatfe drama

KrKce Itnakia and Fred O. Maeder,

THE RUNAWAY WIFE,

••A Poem of Everyday Life."

Presented by a Company of Metropolitan Ar lists, Headed !y the well-known actor, 10.3. t'SAVK EVANS

Hale of seat* row In progress. Prices—#!, %. 50 and 35 cent*.

NAYLOR'S EXTRA:Saturday Fvpnlng, February 14t!i.

Vmrter'ti Great I'lnjr,

THE FAST MAIL

drent (ktmpiiuy of Arttat*, Elnborato Scenic Kffeet*. Phenominal Mechanical Eflreclm.

The Greatest Production of Mtdern Times. Advance sale will take place Th iindiy, Prices—H. 7b, Wand 35, ,,

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GOINO KAST.

No. 12 Cincinnati Kxpress*...,,,.1:20am No. 6 Now York Express* 1:51« No. 4 Malt and Local 7-.\b & No. 20 New York Limited* l«:« No. 8 Now York Dftj* Express* 2:P0 No. 2 Indianapolis Local M»p «n

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No. ©Western Rxprrs#*................ 1:-I2am No. Slit. Louiw Mall 10:21 ovn No. 1 Fast Line*. v!:15 pin No. 21 t'ftoiflc Express* »10 pm Wo. 13 Eillngham Accommodation 4.0& il Ol N (7 NOHT 11 ,OG AN

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No.fl2«t. Joseph Mail....'No, 1M «oath He nit KxpreM. #r., 1:00 Trulnii ih»«» run ttaily. AU other suay. l'i h«iti a through nati.

trains rtuiiy cxccpt Sunday, No. l'i hoe a through sleeping car for CinclnNo. (i bn« through sleeping ears for Wwlilngion, IJnlilmoro and New York,

No. V'O tins vestibule sleeping ear and dining car for New York and parlor oar for CineinNo. 0 sleeping ear for 8t. Louis«

No. 1 has parlor ear for 8t. Louis. h'o, u1 liajislerptnK anil dining ears. CityTrk«t onier, Vulon I*«»pol office

Wnbssh nve. Tenth and chestnut 8t«. Telephone fi. Telephone M. OHO. E FAHIi! NGTON,

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INSURANCE.

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DR. F. G. BLEDSOE,

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Phyaiciaa and Surgeon I

GOSSIP OF .THE RAILWAYS.

THE AXSttrAX r»EATIdXI«r TO PI SLfKH Iff THIS CITY.

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The iMiM to b« Pran MmIto«a to Terr* ilsate oa Atesnst of Bettsr factlitlM Ai»nM-Ssll« «... w*ar

The Aiaerican Federation «t, a psper pabJinhed at Mattoon the interest of the federation of railway employes, an nounoea in the current number its ioten tlan to mnove to this city. In regard to ifa remoTal it says editorfally: "The cbanjje has been decided upon by the publishers for various reasons, the most prominent of which is the fact that Terre Haute offers the widest and most accessible field for this particular line of work which lies in the path of this publication Beginning also with the same issue, the paper will be enlarged to double ite present size, new departments will be introuced. and other changes made which will place it on an equal footing with the most prominent tabor journals of today."

The American Federation»at is alive railway journal of the principles which it endorse*. It is ably edited by W. H. Johnson and favors the federation of ail railway orders. Jts removal to Terre Haute will nndoubtedly be of advantage to the paper on account of the better facilities afforded here and for the reasons it »ets forth in the above editorial,

Railway Kamltllne*.

President Hill, of the Great Northern, denies his reported purchase of the Pacific short Jine,

Colonel W. E. Morrison, it is said, will assist Edward P. Davis to be reinstated as special agent of the inter-state commerce commission.

William O'Brien has been appointed superintendent of the Chicago & Northwestern terminal in Chicago, including the Wells street passenger station.

East bound grain rates as still beiug cut from twelve to twenty per cent. The Grand Trunk and Lake Snore threaten open reduction unless manipulations cease.

The Easfelrn Illinois and C. & I. C. both changed time yesterday. The Wateeka accommodation on the former which left here at 3:20 p, m. will now leave at 4:10 p. m. This is the only change in passenger trains.

Tbe organization whicb has existed on the Maekey lines among the employes has done much toward elevating the condition of the employes of the line. There are radical members of the organization, and the management of tbe road, it is said, has begun a careful, weeding out of-such members. J* *4 fif:

It is generally believed here by rail road men that the Big Four and Toledo, Columbus and Cincinnati roads have en tered into a traffic agreement for business between Cincinnati and Toledo. It is also said that when the track of the Toledo, Columbud Cincinnati is placed in proper condition the Big Four will run presenger trains between Cincinnati and Toledo.

Articles of incorporate have been filed for the Muscatine, liock Island & Peoria railroad, with a capital stock of $2,000,000. Incorporators are Andrew Henry, Peoria Wm. Wilmerton.and E. H. Caldwell, Pre-emption S. J. Hodge and George Hoage, Wenona 111., which constitute the first board of directors. The intention of the company is to construct a railroad from Muscatine via Rock Island to Peoria, the chief offices being in Peoria.

It has developed within the past few days that there is an organization of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers in this city. This is the order that the Western Union recently made such a fight on by discharging any and all of its employes known to belong to the order. The meetings, membership and everything pertAimng to the order have been kept a secret for some weeks—in fact, since the organization of tbe local lodge, but it is learned that the order ia in a flourishing condition here.

It now seems to bo almost a foregone conclusion that the local branch of the Order of Kail way Telegraphers will go to the wall and be compelled to give up its charter. TUB

NKWS

does not publish

the information through any unfriendly feeling toward the organization, but as a matter of news. It is mid that the better claas of members have been obliged to withdraw from the organisation on account of the antipathy of the Western Union Telegraph Company and some of the railroads leaving in a number who are in arrears with their dues. There are, however, members of the lodge who are endeavoring to revive the organisation and who are good men to have in any order, bat thev seem to be such a minority aa to make their efforts unavailing.

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Speculative Heredity.

Moterfamilias—Imogen, you mustn't aiarry George Eoekpate. He was such a hard-headed boy! I couldn't bear to have my grandchildren like him.

Imogen—Yes, mamma, I know all the Rockpates are awfully hard-headed but you must remember there is softening of the brain in our family.-—Judge.

Could Ron and Jump.

"Van Duder has joined the Hercules Gymnastic Club." "Indeed, I didn't know that he was any thing of an athlete." "Oh, yes! He is a record-breaker at running up bills and jumping them."— West Shore.

Cause for Suicide.. 7

Meek Stranger—Can yon change a twenty-dollar bill? Clothing Dealer (snappishly)—No I g&n't shalign no dwenty-dollar pilL

Meek Stranger (hastily leaving)—Fm sorry, because I wanted to buy one of those eighteen-dollar overcoats.

Clothing Dealer (after reflection)— Shakey, a»oin SOU, gome here. Your olo fader is no good any more. You dake sharge. I go lay me town to tie. —N. Y. Weekly.finVweribe for Tme Nsws, 10c a week.

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15. §M County Superintendent. TEUCK HAUTK, Ind., December 15,18S0.

encyclopedia Is, as the name implies,

a circle of knowledge. It is, in a very proper sense, a library in itself. The "Encyclopedia Britannica" has for years been a standard work.

The "Americanized Encyclopedia Britannica," which is b«sed upon It, r- tains its best features, and adds many new ou«s. This combination renders it one of tfcc best family encyclopedias. HOWABDSAKDISOX. *4% TKRKE IlACTK,'Ind., Dec. 13,1890.

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Why hyTw SEWSinstead of any ether paper? Not alone became it h#« mere r*ai«ni than all the other thre in the city combined, bat becaaae the pnbiic are looking to this

The great buying and selling cfeMNes are mstoally leoking here, tl» ewpiosrw and employed, the looser of «%)aafcta» to ae who h«wi them, ile finder to s» the*. How is it 4one? flaiilf write oat in the fewest words year waat and aswl to Tssx New# threeoeat*6#ea^Tsi*word*. «OB« big and Utile w«ri*, Addiete e$ the adraitlwr, may he ««ir aa iniliha wh«fe t» teue stater. o«. aatw*i» a»y he addrewed to «a Initial «gnte la cant of T»* «a to wwa^jp Am tmm irtewa, Haa^,

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TRRRE HAUTE DAILY NflWS. MONBAY, FEBRUARY 9. 1891

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NNOUNCEMENT—A few sham in the fc SnUding and Lot# Association are jttil! lor sate. 8barest, fWO, Monthly jMijTnenU. Ii. on or address, vr, W. ILAtJt'K, S«cretary, flty tre*»«rer"K oflVee.

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Ind.. December 20,1800.

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of any kind by* young

man. Am in need of it very badly. Enquire at Farmer's Hotel, Ninth and Cherry street.' ______

WANTED—Acareflat

B. eoraet in firat-clasi con

dition. No other wanted. Address with price "(V* NEWsofflee.

ANTED—To buy second-hand ofBr« rallCan on J. M. VICKHOY & CO. IPH Main street, City

WANTED—1,000Ninth

pairs Boots and Shoes to re

jp*ir at rov shop on JLafayette street b«. tween. rhtb and streets. i» ti, BENSON.

ANTEI—A

few gentleman boarders .'at

south Thirteenth at 13.80 per week.

WANTED—Roomers,

WANTED—Position

WANTED—A

J. A. WlCKEItsHAM.

ladies or 488 north Center St.

Ladies preferred.

gentlemen Center Rt

week.

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WANTED—AMust

goed second

132.*! north Eighth.

hand spring Cash dowa at

wagon. be cheap.

by a young man, any

kiad of store work. Enquire IIS south Third stm t.

ANTED—To buy all kinds of second-hand clothingatC. A. Williams, 3i0 Main street

ANTED—18 622 south Ni ith

for gene street.

TIT ANTED—Family washini Tf home or_will go out by the day. Ad-

and ironing at the day.

dress 618 sonth Thirteenth-and-a-half street.

WANTED—WorkApplygirlofNo.

WANTED—To

WANTED-To

by a 14 years old as

nurse girl. at 623 North Thirteenth street.

rent one neatly furnished

front room to either lady or gentelmen. Enquire at 650 Chestnut street.

rent a neatly furnished room

downstairs and an unfurnished room up stairs. Bent reasonable. 521 north Ninth St.

girl for general house work in

a family of two.

Ninth street.

Inquire at No 1635 north

ANTED—Boarders by day week or moal.

Inquire at corner Third and Walnut streets. Nichol's House. \*TANTED—Washing and ironing. Inquire

V? at 1018 east Main street.

WANTED—10weekly

good, intelligent men fo sell

goods on payments. Call 8 a. m.

L. V. GRAETER, 1209 Wabasb avenue.

WANTED—Boarders

by the week, Centrally

located. Inquire at 304 south Seventh St.

WANTED—Day

or week hoarders, also tran

sients. Good accommodations at Farm ers' Hotel, 103 north Ninth street. ANTED—Gentleman in office. Palary $750,

Expenses paid here If engaged. Enclose Keif address stamped envelope. Manager, Lock Box 462, Detroit. Michigan.

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hoase six rooms in Rood

condition, for family of three, south side preferred. W.H'. C. News office. ANTED—Lady in office. Salary 1500. Expenses paid here if engaged. Enclose self addressed stamped envelope.

Manager, Lock Box 462, Detroit, Michigan.

WANTED

•Boarders by meal, day or week »m« suitable for gentleman and

al«o, room* suitable for

Inquire at 419 north Ninth street. TtTANTKp—Lady and gentleman hoarders, TV by meal, day or week two furnished rooms, also.

»i, day inqujr re at 425 north Ninth street

WANTED—A

gentleman and 1 dy, or two

gent'emen to occupy a front room, well furnished. In central location. Address or call at 804 north Ninth street.

ANTED—Boarders by day, week or meal Inquire at 100 south Fourth street.

WANTED—Boarders

by day, week meal

Terms reasonable. Market Ho tel. 124 sonth Fourth street.

NOTICJB.

DM INIST A TOR '8 SALE OF STOCKS-The undersigned administrators of tbe estate

1891, at the office of M. 8. Durham, No. 505 Ohio street, in Terre Haute, Vigo county, state of Indiana, sell at private sale the following stocks belonging to said estate, to wit:

First National Bank of Teprp Hautf,, 80 shares par val ae $100,00 each. National State Bank of T«rre Haute, 225 shares par value 1100.00 each.

Terre Hamo Gas Light Company, 354 shares par value 150 each. The Guarantee Gas & Oil Co., 40 shares par value &oeach. central Iron and Steel Co., Ermil, Ind., 60 shares par value 160.00 each. tiling and Cattle Feeding Co, 200 shares

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par value .00 each, Bealet? bids for all or part of any of said stocks will be received up to a o'clock p.m.. of said 17th day of Februsfjr, 18$.

Said administrators reserve the right to reject any bid if less than the appraised value of said stocks or if not deemed for the best interests of said estate. M,S.

JOHNDURHAM, THEOBOLD, Administrator*.

TERM HATTR, February oth, 1891.

FOB RUNT.

JjlOBRKNT.

ROOKS IN PRAIRIE BLOCK

groom house north Ninth street,* No. north Eighth fifth

on Wabash are. street

FOR

414. 121V. 528.

sonth Third 1418. north Center «9.

6 room house, 3rd avenue, over No. 119. 3 room house. 15th and Oak streets, No. 4 room house, south l.Hb street. No. 626. 3 rooms in house, south 3d. No. 736.

Also a business room and dwelling *H5« k*fayeite street. FOLLKES, DAHLEN&G REINER. 511 Ohio strict

satiable for two cellars, bare situated

Call at l«a north Thirteenth

RENT—A good farm. Tut th street.

Apply 1201 North

I/0& RENT—A nicely furnished room, tady 1 preferred, No. 822 north Eighth strtei.

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rditioa

SALE—One hue violin In first-clatt con

Vary cheap c, »7FI

stmt

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Call at 314 Ohio LAID, Pawnbroker.

TXR SALE—Two B. dat horns in food oondltion, will sell ciH»n. In^nire at Ohio street C. DTFAID, l^wnbroker.

OR SALlg—A tww dram, also a t«nor drum 1 of which ate la good —Cheap, Call at oooe, C.

DTfaID«,

Pawahrolcer.

TARSALS—A stock ei merehaadlse. Oaeof Jt4 the beat hxstton to the city. Will »13 for osah or exchange for aatecnasbered city property. AjMraw No 136, ia caw of Daily News. TJ»OR SALE—£xp*WK wagon with .goad feastJf new estaUfaMMd owam can .sat give attention it rexjairee. T. H., care New* eitce.

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Cheap Cottages,

EASY TERMS.

$ 700-8«sall cottage, muth *i«le. Terms $30 cash, and tie per month. S»0-New 8-rooin cottage ell shape, niee veranda, dstera. shed*, etc. Term# $50 cash, and tI2 per month.

S75—3-roorn cottage on north Tenth street convenient to American wheel factory and new headingJietory. Easy terms. »50—3-rooms and kttcftvn »n Sycamore street, lot feetfraat. Terras favorable. 1000-4 room# and kitchen corner Fifteenth and Cruit eeis. I^ot 50 feet front, convenient to car works. Terms part cash, balance easy payments. MK*0—8-rooiu, corner Lafayette aal Seventh btreeU. Terms cash, balance on easy payments. llOO—Store and Itvins rooms north west corner Tcuth and Beech streets. Terms 1200cash, balance on easy payments. 1390—5-room new cottage, west side north

Ninth street near Maple are. Easy terms.'

130*-New S room cottage corner l?th and Oak street, convenient to car works. Terms favorable. 18«0—7-room dwelling and store room, corner Ninth and Maple avenue. Lot

N feet front Terms IHOO cash, balance ou easy payment*. 3900—Choice Main street properly, 35 feet front. Terms part cash, balance on payments.

VP REAL ESTATE COMPT,

636 MAIN STREET.

RAILWAYS.

C.&E.I.R. R,

Short and Direct Line

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Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Omaha, Denver, San Francis-

Portland.,

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Only one change of cars between Terre Haute and all Pacific Coast points, and only one night on the road between Terre Haute and Denver. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on night trains. For tickets and information in detail call upon or address,

R. A. CAMPBELL, Gen. Afli., 636 Wabasli Ave.

o. L. STONH,

Assistant Gcn'l J?ass. and Ticket Agent, Chicago, D).

BATH HOU8B.

EXCHANGE ARTESIAN BATH HOUSE

The water fro&x these wells does not strike the air until it is in the bath tub, thus preserving all health giving qualities. It is pronounoca by physicians io De superior to the famous Hot Springs. Gold and hot b&tha, vapor, Turkish and susslftp baths. Elegant ladles' waiting rooms. Horses taken care of while yon arc bathing

Corner Tenth and Chestnut streets, neat anion depot

PATENTS.

PATENTS

Caveat#, and Trade-Marks obtained, and ail Pal ent business conducted for Moderato Fees. Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office. and we can secure patent in less time than those remote from Washington.

Send model, drawing or photo., with description, We advise, if patentable or not free of charge. Onr fee aot one till patent is secured.

A Pamphlet, "How to Obtain Patents," with names of actual clients in your State, count v, or town, sent free, Address,

C.A.SNOW&CO. Opposite Patent OSes, Washington. 0. Ci "s $

TO LOAN.

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Pants to Order For $3.00

YOU

Suits to Order $18.00.

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Fit Guaranteed.

PANTS?! .:

MERRITT,

Tke Tutor HatUr, 645 Main St.

LIVKRY.

Has a full line of landaus, coaches, coupes, etc, 1 have the only eight passenger

THEATER PARTY GOAGH

In the city. The latest novelty in the livery line. Special attention given to theater parties, weddings, fujjierais, etc.

WM.

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J512,514 and 610 Cherry Street, Telephone 115. "j

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The Excelsior Steam Dje Works

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BULBOiD TIMETABLE

STANDARD TIME lO MIKUT&* KiOW .ER THAN CITY TIME.

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.ins leaves for the Sonth at 6:00a tn &U and 10:00 m. Trains arrive from the South at 5:10 a m:ll:« am and 10:00 m.

AT-

40 PER CENT LESS THAN THEY CAN BE PURCHASED FOR LATER.

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Ail the way home,

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Trains leave for the Northwest at 15 a is m.

from

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ni Auu 7:10

Northwest at ll:S0a

£.£1.

Tralnst^vc for the South, mall and exprest. S:10am Worth. Mixed4^)5r,m. Arrive from the South, Worth mixed 10:80 mail and express, 4:05 m.

C. E, I.

Trains leave for the North at &20a m: 12-is

Fotao'

?jm:

*teek* swommodation, 4 10 and

TrmIn.s*rrive

from the North at 5:45am: fclQ

tion, 10:15*. m.

Watseka accommoda-

BIG FOt'R.

Trains leave for the East at at 1:10 am 8:02 m: l:0tl ni and 3:4$ m. Leave for the Weet at 1:88 am 10:01 am l:? u» and T:.\s m.

VANDALIA.

Trains leave for the Weet at 1:42 am: 10:21# 3:15 m: 3:10 m: 9:04 and 4:05 m. Arrive from the West at 1:12 a l?42 am. 12:42 2:15 m: R:00p and 9:S0 a m.

Trains leave for the East atl:20 a m:'i:51 a in 7:15 a in 12:47 m: 2:80 5:05 m. Arrive from the East at 1:20 a 10:15 ant: 2:00 8:05 lu: 6:45 pin and 9:00 rn.

VANDAL1A NORTH.

Trains leave for the North at 6:00 a m-aad 4:00 m. Arrive from the North at 12:00 aoon and 7:31 1U.

DRY GOODS.

Lot of 10 cent Dress Ginghams, choice styles cut price •.. Gent's white Junlaundried shirts would be cheap at 75c, cut price •.

Slashing Bargains in Hosiery Dep't.

BHDS FINDINGS.

LEATHER!

Kothihg like it I Cut soles and findings 1 Buy ol

DXJE3STWEO-,

No. 627 Ohio street, Savings Bank Block.

•A LINE OF-

LACE CURTAINS

ins

50c

Casl^ Store.

NOVEITIK8.

®tOTIOE

HOUSEKEEPERS

And all who wish to save money on housekeeping goods, glassware, crokery, tinware, table cutlery,^lamps and lamp goods, baskets, picture frames and novelties of all kinds, to call tbe

and be convinced that our prices and quality cannot be duplicated. OBT). C. ROSSELL, Prop.

KING AN 8 BACON.

HE TALE OF THE PIG

This little pig went te market,

This

rones among:them, after due inspection by an expert, Into cold pork by

KING AN & CO.

You can 1e sure of getting absolutely pore meat by getting KINGAN'S buteher or grocer for KIKGAJS'8 and insist on having it

STOVBS.

yOU CAN GET JUST THE KIND OF A STOVE

You Want Out of the l«*fe Variety at

URMAN'S STOVE STORE,

M* MAIN STREET, M'KEEN'S BLOCK.

SALTAXOID IRON OOS3nC3ES. *W3.

LYNCH & SUBRELL.

MANtrrACniRCTS Of

SLATS AND TIN

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MANTELS

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