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!bk at tha bead, area daring the lire or
akamaiaUiiB which aaw it begun, omin emin
ajBt ajta.MBger H Urea the mere dead
h kaa Mearry, and the Instances are
vly wla the werld'a Industrial
IB wilam B Blast adapted te supply
aa f aaa gaaitaUoe U anited te meet
MOf th Bast. Fer this mnn. thn
M alwaja epes te akUl, enterprise, and
IBOIT AMD STEEL WORKS.
JI;rt been led te theae refleotlena bv a
eatafulaad aaer or leaa thorough atudj of
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meeaai a the manufacture
Xb alatery of the lren-ln-
itrr ahewa meat atrikinslv
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!?;2 waaeeaeavy teaxemlae ita etatlaUcs In detail
i, l T ll .l.l fTt- tn tn nnla h h..
vVt?aBewaBTadaal aaa surly etaady weetward
L BBBMBiar th war of iron-production. It
? rlBBotleacalBoethe oeadHioniof auoeeM in
5,,SiS5BBMBiaa: ware neaa in email furnace
ertal4 la the woede of Haw Knlnd nrt
i.,fla Middle ataBML and dependent for an out-
'i. A? let UBea th haulace of their nrcdm nnr
SJ. 'SoBrdurey or oeuntrr reada: and in rniiine.
m- vaattla plaatad en etreama affording ample
h. , -y&.wMr power te drlra their rella, Theeanaui.
& MBWlaBnaa for M80 plaee tha geographical
Wi m'?""?' "55weena In WMtera Penn-
RMrawpaMBt .la th Seuth alnea the cencua
,S waa oempiMa weuia probably mere the
Jfh " aa ar waat aad eeuth aa Plttabura-.
"0i ZUa Mutwg of the geecraphlaal centre of
amdnotleB anaaaa s vrarfnai hm irr.i.ik.
At . t-oeBdltlbiia of aucceaa In Iren
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l-TBd Xb Bataial aarritarlal annnwa nr
minai raraiy ier in -Vcnbaaat are the
w u(iiaanHKw xerk. Mew Jerte:
ana tarn uenign vauey or Fennsylrani
aium ua uucv bit. net niaaemecn
tea in proaucueo in the peat ten
dad bv tha tact that ith -tu
TOrtki of tha total -1" nT-TTiPmili
.l3t?!ajiifciiiiiiiKr,Ax.r-
LTaoeins
la leaupply thalncraaaed aoeaumptlon of the
Hertheaati and they ate te-dar cwdlna our
maikata, while ae many of ourbeal furnace
aland idle, unable te produce at preaent
prleee, TUeeetacUaTaalgninaantaa (bowing
that tha large capital of the old, establUhed
IxoB-wetka of tha nertbeaatern atates de net
KtTa them esy oeaaplcuoua advantage In
competition, aa against better natural ad-
vantagee elaawhera offered. In feet, their
large capiiais are me Heaviest burdens they
are staggering under.
TKXDK-tCY TOWARD BMALLBR I-LASTS.
The steel lnduatry la still comparatively a
e.w -u- in uua oeunoy, ana we haves aa yet,
mtuMwu uu K(a. uuaagQ m lis geegrapli
leal centre ei production. Even the veuns
est In our membership can remember, net
wginninff, remaps, nut Its Initial tri
umphs in the production of grades of stael
that could aalely challenge comparison
with foreign make. But during this brlel
period we have seen some surprising happen-
"7. ,""t"---Bimwii, ana larce
capitals have, in come Instances, shrunk te
nothing. Great esUbUsbmenU have been or er
ganised which, because of their greatness,
Save Allen te pieces almost before they be!
aau production ; and small beglnnlngi Ju Ju Ju
dloleusly planned and managed, have been
tha foundaUena of brilliant Industrial and
financial aucceaa. The change of the next
twenty yeara, though Impossible et predic
tion, are likely te be quite aa important as
these of the past twenty ytars. In the steel
rail industry we have witnessed a marked
change which Is probably but the prelude te
one still mera marked. Ita benlnnlns- are
easily recalled and Its history is .atnlllar.
Certainly It shows that courage and enter.
prise often count for mere than large capital
aad the prestige of past auccets. Ne industry
aaa seemed te be ae completely a monopoly
of Jam 'capitals as steel-rail making. The
bigger tha converters and the mere et them.
Me better aeemed tha chances of success!
Everything else needed te be big in proper prepor preper
tie, and the mere tens of rails a mill could
tan out In a year tha greater the apparent
, aaeurlty or the investment It leeks new as
If the small plant were mera desirable than
the large one, and tour-Ien converters seem
te be mere convenient and desirable property
than fifteen-ten converters. During the next
ft!..,.en w lre "'-' e see Bessemer
mills built and run as departments of works
of medium size aa rolling mills might have
blast furnaces connected with them ; aad
there are deubllee. some lsrge Uesaemer
plants, representing an enormous invest
meat, which could be bought for a very
small part of their original cost, but which
sluewd business men would care te take as a
gift en the condition of keeping them in op
eration for a term of years.
COUBIirATION AND CONSOLIDATION.
But If no one need be deterred lrem en
tering Iren and steel making by the appa
rent Impregnability of the great capitals
which stand like fortification. .inn i.
highways of Industrial enterprise, still less
need he fear these gigantic organizations ef
reeled by combination and consolidation
have watched the formation of sevri ..
consolidations In the -SrTSide! RttaaS
case they have failed te aocemnti-h .1. ???
for wblci they wew feSffi !
later they have gene the wav of iKf.er
which owethelr8e:.?ertJt..u,uUe1!
an extremely tenuous film. "'asucity ei
In ether and allied Industrie, we find r...
aeu te doubt that, In this cwtw atit"
manufacturing la. In any sense t mitfJ
ely or larg eAub. ThierhU'ewn rSS:
that, through the advantages of larger capital
aad the control of plant in which evewie-
"!" X.ewMn"Ul " cost or makliw
aBd handling baa bsen provided, they caS
make and aeu cheaper than theli Nsmall com
petitors, for the reaaea that, whUe the r 2S
par tea or par piece la laaa'tbaa It wouldte
" leaa Perfect appliances, they have an im!
i&ui ?.-A'1? l,, uw,r Jocl Jecl
bt f!,id.f?te a larger
g& . f&jayE2nsEffi.
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tebaliava that the Mdlte tnftethe
, "" concern.
BjBBjJar bb4 Ian Bureaa j that within a
r&i&Bl??.a11- "" will
ea oeatrollM by a law laamsaa eer-ra.
tku, aad that the aaulter aua tXurfu n -
allta la rnl .,, , Trri uu.
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'aaaa-ii -WfflS ?lU-fhaB .are, by
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MMl.rwi fMBMIMer -saally think he
At that which. In hla
eaae, WOBl rntka all the difference bMWMn
radtiM ten t Md while be cannot Ml te
abUee that there are advantage la a large
miwuei null eni qem nei possess, ne
alaeaaaadlaadvaataaea tn a business which
ha ae.lar outgrown th supervision of the
P-WttMMtkatba is at all times dependent
ea A aklll and fidelity orsuberdlaatsa, who,
avaa ifakUlful and faithful, de net always
work teg-tbar ae harmoniously u te Insure
tha beat result.
' MISTAKt-la CAt'SK FOR KFF-tCT.
It is unnecessary te take sides In this
discussion ; but without doing se I insy
sty that In assuming that only the
great capitals can saMy meet the Increas
ingly sharp competition or tfads we are In
danger of mistaking the eff-ct for the cause,
sad se or hopelessly oenfuslngour argument.
It Is sufficient for our prrnent purpose, how
ever, te accept the fact that the greatness of
the new great Industrial establishments does
net necessarily bar the way te progress for
these which are new amalL The chance of
twenty year are in favor rather or what are
new small beginnings, provided they are
headed In the right directions, than of the
great en terprltes which new seem te ever
shadow their modest oempstltors. There Is a
reason ier this. A sueceesful manufacturing
buslnew Is likely, In a quarter or a century,
te outgrew the conditions whl.h made It suc
cessful. When there died In this city, some
years age, a merchant whose name bad come
te be almost a synonym for business success
and unaccounted wealth, a preat many sur
prising tacts cme te light, la the complex
structure of his vast business, there were
hundreds of rotten tl tubers. Carried from
veir te year by the sheer force et an ener
meus capital, It might have eene en ler years
, longer ; out it was in no sense profitable as a
Du.in.-. 11 naa minions ei ueiiars' worm
et mill-property which had net turned a
wheel for years ; snd co petition had tapped
it at se many points that It was honeycombed
through and through. These who are old In
business experience can recall a score of In
stances In which the great establishments of
the last generation have disappeared in this.
BOOM FOR VOUNO TRKES.
The facta I have presented are significant
merely as se many emphatle contradictions of
the popular Impression that the tendency Is
toward a monopoly of manufacturing by great
corporations. It Is toward a monopoly in the
hands of these who can manufacture the
beat products st least cost ; but this is net al
ways true of the largest concerns. There Is
always room enough in the forest for young
trees te grew. Tnese which have already
grown may lock their branches overhead ;
but somehow the .apllngs manage te get
their share of light and heat and nutriment
from the soil. Se It Is In the manulacturlng
Industries. These which take root and begtu
te grew adapt themselves te the conditions
that surround them. As their plant Increases,
It constantly gains in productiveness. Its de
velopment Is along the lines et natural prog
ress. Each generation has Us own develop
ment, and Its legacy te the future coming
generations will necessirily tn great part dis
card. There Is Just as geed a chance te-day
for skill, courage and enterprise as there
ever was. Machinery hss destroyed the
handicrafts te a great extent, but it has given
each man muscles otlren and fingers e! -iteel
with which te work. Conditions have
changed, but opportunities hn0 'been broad
ened and diversified. ' '
Within a few years pa hava had a great
development in this eCuutry et facilities for
tMshnffd 2iueqF Large classes are
senuallr raduatC7 and e.erv vow vm.
S-lHaSlSrlS r?P'eunK nienrpeculUrly
fld i?,1 ,.PadQ"lrl'11 suJcea-, are
called upon i te decmhM the Hld. in
rar Jk-J"--tyTinall proportion engage In
jj.-ulta in which their education give them
import--- aa vantage ever young men Who
have spent in bualueas the years they have
passed in college. Is unfortunately true.
Having been brought a great deal In contact
with graduates et ear technical schools, 1
knew that they are all mere or leas Impressed
with the Idea that the time is passed when a
young man without capital or lniluence hss
any chance of success iu applying his knowl
edge practically in manufcturln. Thev
seek employment In the service or the great
concerns, and generally rail te net it, for the
reason that vcryjle w capitalists care te provide
the boys facilities for a pest-graduate course.
They seek employment as asaistanta te the
management of smaller works, but their
quantisatiens are net usually of a kind much
iu ucui.du, uua iney are nut, as a rule, wil
ling te accept what thev can eat. At lut
dlsceurcged and disheartened, they make up
their mlnda that no way or utilizing tbetr
knowledge is open te them, and they are
. - jii t ',,h- hi c, wiia regrets mat
they bad net spent In gaining business exper
ience the time they feel they have wasted in
college. Their decision is, In most cases,
baseu upon an entirely erroneous conception
of the opportunities open te clever ana am-
uiueua young men in tee manurcturlg In
dustries. In these, hotter aud easier thn In
any ether fields et usefulness, can a young
-. n um .uu .tuuieuui ui success in nim,
allerd te be IndlUerent te his lack or capital
and Influence. It devolves upon the young
engineer who has such education as the
schools cm glve him te select the line or
work most congenial te his tutu, if
be has no preferences, be can find
cause for congratulation in the fact
that one Hue is as geed as another in the
average of years. Uew he begins is a
matter of no consequence; but the less he
depends upon his academic degree, and the
mere he relies upeu his industry and capac
ity te learn, the belter Is ebanges or stalicg
right and making a steady upward pregreta.
Tnere is always a demand for competent
foremen, and a young man who, at the cencb
or In any subordinate position among the
wage-earners, gives evidence of times ana
capacity beyond his fellows can have promo
tion without asking for it in ninety-nine cases
out el a hundred.
ram iicii.eft' Bcyersuruu.
What Una Wf Ucad Baa Deae Toward ,. ,.
scnleg the Wees of ntl Man.
rrem the New Verk Jun.
"Bureau of mending" Is the sln en the
deer et a big rear room In one el the business
mec-S in fourteenth street, near Fifth ave
nue. A reporter found Inside the room sev
eral women running sewing machines and
ethers stitching with all their might at arti
cles of clothing that lay In thelr laps. Bun-
mee wrappw. in newspapers with orders
pinned te thorn were piled ea a long table.
" e think we are lining alone-felt want"
said the mansger, a busy-appearing man.
Persons living iu bearding houses aed ho
tels have long experienced the lmvin ..-!-,-
or either having te de their own mendinir.
for which they have neither facilities nor th.
necessary practical knewled.p. nr in i.
obliged te threw away articles el clothing be
fore they are really worn out. The bureau
of mending has been orgaulzed te de the
mending of such persons at prices reasonable
enough te make lc worth their while tu nave
it dena
"By the employment or a large corps of
skilled oieralers we are prepared te ue all
kinds el repairs expeditiously and tho
roughly. Our messengers will be sent ler
articles te be repaired anywhere within the
city limits en notification by postal card.
" Socks darned ler 5 cents pair," said the
""'i uikiuji up uu price list ; "irls
rebosemoa ler .5 centa apiece j new cellar
bands, 10 cents apiece ; new wrUt bands. 0
cents each ; gloves mended at 5 eenta a pair :
napkins, 5 cents each; sheets or pillow
cases hemmed, 10 cents escti. All kinds of
? " 8t "cerllenauy Tew
'I believe," said the manager, "that this
business la original with me. 1 hava ittr
rrem bachelors calling me their tonefitol."
THK 8.NDMSN.
He peeps In through the kye!t.
And he bob j up ut thn pane,
When scarlet firelight dances
On wall and fleer again,
lluih 1 hore he comes-the sandman.
With bis dream c.p he Is crowne.,
And grains of sleep he scatters,
aoleg round ana reandaaa round
Whlle the little ones are noaeina; going reutd
Ue hliprs quaintest fancies
With a tiny silken thread, ,
Ha tews up silken eyelids
That ought te be In bed.
Kaeh wee head nods acquaintance,
lie's known wherever found i
All stay-np-lates hs catches.
Gelug round atd round
With a pack of dreams I ere vor geigm.ua.
I see two eye the brlshUst
But I'd net tell who they are I
-hey shut upline llly
Thatsaaamaacan'tbefarl . ,
ao-ubedy grew se quiet
. Wbb aMM without a seasd f
a tea- aaa aser te .
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Ubl aad Bhad la Htn McpH--Thra
CtilMrsa.
rrem the Philadelphia Ledger.
Ofie In Lancaster, a girl of sixteen, the two
ether a boy and girl et thirteen In thla city,
have committed suicide within a week. The
example of little Annie Nlblack waa evi
dently contagious. Children are learning
the lessen or Impstlence set by elder people
who cannot stay te race a preaeut or expected
trouble. The llttle girl who stele the hand
kerchiefs atoed greatly In need or some friend.
She did net need a whipping. When will
parents learn that repentance must coma
from within and uet by blows, or the threat
of blewa, applied te the tender little akin T
If anybody could have taken the time te
talk te that girl and make her anxious te get
her own self-respect again, she would probe
bly be alive at thla day, and a much better
Utile housewife at the head of that new deeo deee deeo
late home. These little women, who are
forced by clrcumstanees te take responsibility
beyond their years, are generally very ambi
tieus. pe pueiiciy disgraced in ue neign neign
be t heed, or te be even threatened with pun
ishment, no doubt seemed much mere terri
ble te that little Auule than te have done the
thing which caused her disgrace and her
hasty rush out el life, llere la where many
parents (all lu their duty. The child Is te be
tauaht that It alns asalnst Itself, most of all.
when It does an evil thing. It Is te be taught
that It has defaced Itself by breaking a moral
law, that It bas stained Itself, nud can undo
the stain only In Its own mind and by Its own
conduct. It should net be taught te leek te
the neighbors for approval or for disapproval,
but te regard its own conscience as burl u. t
pained by wrong-doing. Slaps and punish
ments mske the spirited child feel tbst the
offense Is made even, whereas If It Is left te
retlect tbst nothing but chsnged conduct will
ever make it grew right again but that
changed conduct will dolt all the hopeless
ness, as well as all the anger and revengeful
feelings, are taken out of Its punishment A
child can easily see that It Is disgraced before
ita family when It does wrong and la harshly
punished ; but that Is the wsy that all
the rogues and thieves ana default
ers are made. When a crime is kept hid It
Is only counted a hair crime by the deer ;
when there is no public knowledge or It the
stealing or the cheating Is thought te be
merely robbing ethers. But a man who has
learned In boyhood that the thief robs him
self of bis sell-respect, and that bis own esti
mate or himself Is his greatest pride and com
fort, will have the true safeguard against
temptation. Grewing girls and boys need a
geed deal of sympathy when they have te
live with elder people who bsve no self-restraint,
who scold and threaten and call down
the opinion of the neighborhood te show a
child Its fault Teach it te be Its own judg- ;
give It it own self-restraint, and never
threaten It for anything it has done. Con
sider carefully belere you open your lips,
even If it bascommlttee what seems a seri
ous fault or a contemptible meanness. Si
lence has been called the most beautifnl
thing la all the world, and It Is certainly
never se impressive as when it come after
some childish wrong-doing. The little out
law will seen recegnizs that It Is a serious si
lence, that this la meant te make it consider
Its own actions ; and no parent should at
tempt even te reprove a child in words for a
grave fault until the words have been
weighed. Fer the little awkwardness or
teasing or childree, that are usually rebuked
Just as sharply as a capital offense could pos
sibly be, hew easy It is te say simply I
wouldn't de that," or, " Don't you think you
had better net de se ?" Such words help te
make the giddiest child Its own police eQlcer;
and, by mildly calling its attention te annoy,
leg behavior, help it te mend Itself from
within.
Vf euicn T. Tobacco.
T. W. II. In Harper's Bazar.
One of the most curious forms et the exclu
sion of women in the Interest of tobacco is in
the case et clubs of artists, who find, or claim,
that their pictures de net sell se well en the
opening night unless the attendance la wholly
masculine. In the early days of the New Yerk
Water Celer society It la said that the experi
ment was tried of inviting en the " Artists'
Night " all artists whose pictures were hung;
but it was round that either the patron must
be requested net te smoke in which case they
would stay away or else, If smoking were
allowed, the newspapers were straightway
filled wlth'cemplalnts from ladies. As a re
sult, It bas been thought best te exclude en
this occasion even these ladles whose pic
tures are te b. sold, and te admit them, by
way of compensation, en " Buyers' Dsy,"
when ether artists are excluded. Thus, by
what seems In their caseacurleus misnomer,
they are kept out ou " Artists' Day " en ac
count or the buyers, and admitted en " Buy
ers' Day," although they are artists. It is
net ter me te dispute the wisdom of this
measure as a business transsctleu, or te say
for tbese ladles hew far their increased sales
conselo thorn fcr the exclusion. But It cer
tainly does net say much for the refinement
of our manners If the classes who are wealthy
enough te buy pietures cannot submit for
mis purpose te mat exclusion of smoking
which prevails In every well-regulated pic
ture gallery.
Other cases of the collision between women
and tobacco have occurred where school suf
frage, se called, has been extended te women,
and baa been seen followed, as In Massachu
setts, by a law forbidding smoking at voting
place. Here the ladies have carried the day,
the miscellaneous pablic being, It seems,
mere courteous than the select few who buy
Elctures in large cities, I have been assured
y wardens and precinct clerks Ahst the
change has been te them a great blessing ;
thst It Is new far easier te keep order and te
make a true return el votes. On our railway
trains, curiously enengb, the same difference
is seen the many are far mere willing than
the few te subordinate their tobacco te the
feminine demand. The roughest man read
ily submits with a courtesy tbst seems amaz
ing when one is fresh from England or Oer
many, te transler himself te the smoking car
with his pipe. But the demand of the mere
exclusive has gradually evolved a small
ameklng room at the end of the palace cars,
and this is, en some lines, practically left
open into the main car ; ae that en theae lines
the mere money a lady pays the mere likely
she is te be annoyed by smoking. On the
whole, the contest between woman and to
bacco must be described as being still an un
certain affair, with the odds, in Europe, in
taver of the tobacco, and In America In favor
or the woman. It la really aa Interesting a
conundrum In its way as that of The Lady
or the Tiger."
Ths Berglar 's PUteL
rrem the New Verk Bun.
At the fuuetal or Lyman S. Weeks, wheae
murder by a burglar in Brooklyn last week
ha aroused se much publle interest and in in
dlgnaUen, the Rev. W. J. Brldgea Weeks,
the officiating minister, Is reported as saying :
"It is wrong te expose one's sell te the
burglar's pistol. 1 knew It is a common
action done under the inspiration or brsvery
te act the part or a defender. If a fair contest
were expected it might be considered, but
the odds are always tremendous against the
householder. It Is therefore a sacrifice or
life. Husbands, fathers, and brothers should
draw a lessen from this mournful event, and
think or the responsibilities when called In a
similar emersenev. Ged forbid that i -hm,iH
criticise the dead without knowing his pur pur
pesa, but in auch an unequal contest therr
could be no doubt that discretion lathe bettea
part et valor. It were far better that the
burglar should take all our possessions than
the life of a beloved one."
The clergyman's remark was of course
well meant, but about ita timeliness, and
even Ita truth, It Is Impossible net te doubt
Mr. Weeks died In detense of his household.
It would hava been aafa te stay up stair and
let hla house be plundered ; but what then T
ue was a brave man, but he undoubtedly
,-- u-iiu.i, -uu uui ireiu any ineugni
et what would be expected from him under
d?hCi!,CiU.n"tn Kerettable aa labia
i?iin- Mrtb9.Uw.thV h0 ueuW "
;Tn hu du,y atrivlng te protect hi
thHty "5?nf'entle the danger UkVaman,
.?. St.rerfV!tmw,.r0elS.0yn"
. --' "7
n'ii1?7, Abia .roeuTS
hl" Fifwi.,U new han he ca5
help it Mr. Week waa an athletic raSJ
uu in any atruggie en equal term had
wl "wen e fear. Thellergyiw cSu.
the contest unequal, but In reality the tabd
ahet was a chance that might net oecui
In many hundred limes. m,wa
' It is better that tha burglar abeuld take
all our possasaleBa than the life of a beloved
one' and yet II this principle wer te be
-"-- ," jv7 wuuiu u largely at th
mercy of burglars, for there can never b
enough pal leemea te protect dUasaa who
will aet protect thamaalvaa in eaaa of need.
Frem the point of domestic affection, thee,
pe-ur of lb householder te fr
barctara aeav uni .i I u
?" L. MB aerel ajoedai
-? !.-- I .
n.. . . - .- . ,.' - - --. ." ' , w-asj mm aaa
aet properly te be regarded aa aa uBaeoai uBaeeai
aery exposure. II aaa war gaaerally te
act upon the liaea laM dewa by la Key. Mr.
Bridge, burglars would carry ea their oper
ations with much mere aafety aad aua-aaa
than at present
-
BX-MACT
from a Brss ay Its. Isaiah Wif.
Fer the lsrattieascia.
te autumn bed a message dat we all sometime
mm' die,
lie spring-time-It am slew a-cemln' but will
ilthei. by-an'-by-
De sprtng-Ume bilnga a message tellla' us te
live,
Met upeu a brudder'a labor, but ou what our
wetk'Il give.
An' de spring-lime tenches furder, et we'ie
geed, an' try
Te uiake lire better, autumn needn't teach ns
hew te die.
We uiui' plant de teed an' lend It truitln' Cled's
way alius bes',
An' de garner will be full up when de winter
brings us res'.
Iteie am mevln' times, my brudders, an' de
times te pay ye'r bltlt
Kreptn' eat ob debt's a sura wsy ob keepln' out
cli many Ills.
An', lemembcr, all yo've get here am but lent
ye' from de Lord,
se, don't fall te pay Ills Int'rrs', r ye's llvln' by
His Werd i
Don't ye" go an' try te cheat Ulm, Satin's Jey am
stingy hearts,
Bring along ye'r lnt'res', brudders-1'm Bis
trcas'rur fe' dese parts t
-HiH F. MeSixirra.
m me iv At,
A MEDICINE.
Story of a Postal Oard.
1 was affected with kidney and urtnary
Trouble
rer twelve years l"
Alter trying all the doctors and patent m-ti-cl-esl
could near of, t used two bottle of lleu
Ultters :"
And I am perfectly cured. 1 keep It
All the time I"
Ke.pecttully, H. r. Uckjtb, Saul. bury, Tenn.,
May , 1W3,
BaaDreBD, Pa., May s, 1S8J.
It has cured me of several aiseases, such as
norreuine-t. sickness at the stomach, monthly
trouble, etc. I have net seen a sick day lu
years, since 1 took Hep Ultters. All my neigh
bors me them. Alas, raaais rsi.
As-ri-rxh-X, Mass., Jan. IS, IS,
I have been very sick evsr two year. They
nil itave me up as pan cure. 1 tried the met
f -HI I nl physicians, but they did net net rrach
the worse part. The lungs ana heart would till
up every night and distress me, ana my threat
w as very bid. I told my children 1 should never
die In peace UU 1 had tried Hep Bitters. When
1 had taken two bottle they helped me very
much indeed. When t had taken two mere bot
tles I waa welt . here was a let or sick folks
here who have seen hew they cured me, and
they tied them ana were cured ana feel a
thankful as 1 de that there Is se valuable a medi
cine made. Toels truly.
Kiss Jctia Q, Crs-ise.
$3,000 Lest,
" A tenr te Europe that cost me 13,000, done
" less geed than one bottle of Hep Bitters) they
"also cured my wife el fifteen years' nervous
' weakness, sleeplessness ana dyspepsia," Mr.
B. M , Auburn, M. Y.
Baby Saved.
We are se thankful that say that our nursing
baby was permansnUy cured of a Oang-reus
and protracted constipation and Irregularity or
the bowels by the use of Bep Bitters by Its
nursing- mother, which at the same time re
stored her te perfect health and strength. The
l'arents, Kechester, N. y,
-BTUnhealthy or lnacttvn kidneys cause
gravel, " Brlght's disease, rheumatism and a
horde cf ether serious and fatal dtsriues, which
can be prevented with Uep Bitters," If taken In
time.
M Lud-lngtea. Mich , -eb.2, 1885. t have sela
Uep Bitter for ten years, and there " Is nomedl nemedl
ctne that equals them ter bUteus attacks, kidney
complaints, and all diseases Incident te this ma
larial climate. ll.T. A-txasDE-,
" Menree. Mich , Bp 36, lass. Bias : I have
been taking Hep Bitters for InflammaUen " of
kidneys and bladder." It has done me M what
lour physicians failed te de-cuiedme.' The
eflcct of the Bitters seemed like marte te m.
W. L. Casts.
Gehts : Tenr Uep Bitters have been of great
value tone, twailaldup with typhoid fever
for ever two months, and could get se relief
-null triad your Hep Bitters. Te the-e suffer
ing fretn debility, or anyone In feeble health. I
cordially recommend them.
J. C. BTO-T-SL.
CH Fulton street, Chicago, HI.
Can Teu Answer Thia?
U there a person living who ever saw a case of
ague, biliousness, nervousness or neuralgia or
any disease et the stomach, liver or kidneys that
Uep -Utters will net cure t
" My Mether says Hep Bitters Is the only thing
thttwlli keep her frnra severe attacks of paraly
sis and h-ul-ehe. .. Oiuge Hun.
" Mv little sickly, puny baby, was changed Inte
a 'great bouncing boy, and I was raised from a
sick bed by using Bep Bitters a short time."
marssmeed&w A Toc.e Methsx.
B
KOWiU'S IKON BITTERS.
BROWN'S
IRON BETTERS!
WILL CURE
HEADACHE,
INDIGESTION,
BILIOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,
NERVOUS PROSTRATION,
MALARIA,
CHILLS AlfD FEVERS,
TIRED FEELINO,
GENERAL DEBILITY,
PAINS in thb BACK ASIDES,
IMPURE BLOOD,
CONSTIPATION,
FEMALE INFIRMITIES,
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
KIDNEY AND LIVER
TROUBLES.
VrOK8A-EB- ALL DBU.GISTS.
The Oenulne has Trade Mark and crossed Bed
Lines en wrapper.
THNOOTnBB.
i-jmlMydftw
OUMPHREYS'
HomtepiUiic Vetiri-iry Spaific-,
Fer Uer8', Cattle. Sheep, Deg. Beca, Poultry,
used by U. 8. Government.
AW Chart en BeUci,and Boek Bent rree,-
CUllKB -Fevers. Congestiensinflammation.
A.A Spinal Meningitis, Milk fever.
B. It strains, Lameness. Hbeumatlam.
C.C. Distemper. Masai OUchtrxea,
n. I).-Beta or Grubs, Worms.
K.B. Coughs, Heaves, Pneumonia,
r.r. Colle or Gripes. Bellyache.
U.Q- Miscarriage. Hemorrhages.
H.H.-Urinary and Kidney Olstaaes.
.. arupuva uiseases, -,
J.K. Diseases of Digestion.
PBICC. Bettle (evers. -! -.
BTABLB UABB, with Manual, (M0 pages
with chart) 10 betUes Speciflc. bottle of
Witch Hazel ou andMe-loater B7.00
BENT FBEB ON HEC-ItT OF FB1CB.
Humphreys Med. Ce, IB Fultea , M. Y.
Huplutj'i Bwetpithie .pile Ne. 28.
Inns SO year. The only s-eosssfel remedy
(or MeryeusUebUlty, Vital Weakness. e e e
I'rostraUeB fromevsr-work or ether ees-s. u
par vial, or 6 vials aad large vial powder, for as.
Sold bt Oacea ists, or ssat postpaid ou raeslnt
Of price. UUMfr-HIUsTsV MtJuElMB, CO..
febU-lyee-awO) Ne. U Vultea Bi, M. Y.
TJJXUAU8TED VITALITT.
2EiirSl!rVITAIITT
THB.CIKHGBOr UWM. th treat Madlaal
2L9 .f-.u!...a-eea Mahoe-,rvoas aaa
Phystal lability, FraaDrsO--Ua, U-rorsef
wTr7Tj,?tRAS
DR. I
yrMrae-Bw
-f t BUKM ASD BP-U-DT CDRB.
tj Raptare. Vanseiisls aaa iX.
SL" aa Wlw b
.. -
w-nsTwa aaa aaa u or. Witahf Ik asr
iHSFPfg
killV aiBIBi ii aaa iaTi TTi " aW
:Hees
!Jft. ' '-WAwBajBJBV
JtajMOAB.
H
OOD'S HARSAPAK1LLA.
SPRING
la a ascesstty with nearly everyone. This ts the
beat time of year la which te purify the bleed,
te testers th lest appetite, and te build up tha
system, as the body U new esfteelallys-sespU.
bi te benefit from medicine. The peeullar me
dicinal merit or, and tha wonderful ears by
Heed's BamnarUla have made It the most popu
lar spring medicine. It care scrofula, salt
rheum, and all humors, biliousness, dyspepsia,
headache, kidney and liver complaint, catarrh
and all affections caused or promoted by low
state of the system or Impure bleed. Oentput
It off, but take Heed's BaraaparUla aew.
Heed's Bar-aparllu.
" We have found Heed w BaraaparUla te be an
excellent bleed parlaer. In one case la partic
ular, where ether medicines failed. It took only
three bottles of Heed's BaraaparUla te produce
the desired effect." Surras A. Feasts. Bt,
Anne's Asylum, Bt Leuis, Me.
1 have been subject te severe headaches, and
have had a humor en my face. Heed' Barsapa
rtlla has deae ma semueh geed that 1 am almost
entirely free from headache, and the humor ha
all disappeared." Waltbr tisLassr, Islington,
Norfolk County, Mass.
Heed's Sarsaparilla
Beld by all druggist. II; six for , Prepared
by C. 1. 11000 A CO., Lewell, Mass.
100 Doati' One Dellar
U - t - UUA -
A MOTTO THAT ALWAYS WlNa
Honest Werk at Honest Prices-
PHILIP DOERSOMS
(OLD BBLIABLE)
Carriage Works Net, 126 and 128 East King St.
The Largest Assortmeutef .NKW'ANl) 8ECOND-HANI) Buggies, Carriage. Phntens, Market and
Business Wagons that has ever been Shown te the Public
If Teu Want a Geed and Ftrst-Claas Phie ten. GOTO IinF.llSOM'B.
If Yeu Want a Nice Comfortable ramlly Carrlaire. UO Te UOBKSOM'8.
If Veu Want a Buggy Xou can Beiect from Fifteen Different Kind el Springs, II you (10 TO
lOEUSOM'S.
If Yeu Want a Nice and Neat Business Wagen. (1( TO DOKBSOM'9.
If Yeu Want a Durable Market Wagen, UO TO DOBKBOM'S.
it Yeu Want a Geed Secena-llana Ptueten. Buggy, or Market Wagen, UO TO DOE USOM'B.
If Yeu Want te Buy a First-Class Article at a Lewer Price than any ether place In the city or
county,
GOTO
Philip Doersom's Old Reliable Carriage Works,
NOS. 186 AND 128 EAST KING BTBEET, LiNCASTEB, FA.
HrrACIORY-116 tfc US MIFFLIX STltEET.
manMydAw
m.rarejwm a.uM,
CUIKK'B CARPET HALL-
CARPETS ! CARPETS !
BIOFSNlNtl OF
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL.
We are new prepared te show the trade tha Largeat and Best selected Line et Carpets ever ez
hlbtted In this city. WILTONS, VELVETS, all the Trading Makes of BOOT AND TAPKSTB1
BRUSSELS, TIIBBE-PLT, AIL Weel and Cotten Chain EXTBA SUPERS, and all qualities el IN.
QRAIN CARPETS, DAMASK and VENETIAN CARPETS. RAO and CHAIN CARPETS of our
own manufacture a specialty. Special Attention paid te the manufacture of CUSTOM CARPETS
Alse a Full Ltneef OIL CLOTHS, ECUS, WINDOW SHADES, COVERLETS, At,
SHIRK'S CARPET HALL,
Cor. West King tad Water Streets, Uncaster, Pit.
fsb-Mmd
ttmOKMKM.
-TJ11RST-CI.A8S
IHTESTMEIfTS.
5 per cent GuaranUed Western Farm atort atert
gsges. 6 and A per cent. Lancaster County Mortgages,
(percent Colebrook Valley Ratlteud lit Mort
gage Bends.
5 per cent. Cornwall A Lebanon Railroad 1st
Mortgage Bends.
5 per cent. Beading A Columbia Railroad 1st
Mortgage Bends.
X per cent. Manhelm Borough Bends.
S per cent. Stevens Heuse 1st Unrtgage Bends.
ft and S per cent, tias .emp-ny Bends.
Farmers' National Bank block.
First National Hank Stock.
Northern National Bank Stock.
Kphrata National Bank Stock.
Northern Market Stock.
Western Market Stock.
Mlllersvllle street car Sttck.
Kphrata Turn pike Stock.
Helvetia Leather Company Stock.
Kdtten Electric Light Stock.
for sail BT
JACOB B. LONG, Breker,
CENTRE SQUARE.
seetiWmdS.BACmw
J. ERS O NH WlHfcUNa TO MAKE MONEY
STOCKS, GRAIN, PBOYISIONS AND OIL,
BHO0LD INVESTIGATE LAURIE CO'JI
SYSTEM OF DEALINU IN SMALL OR
LARUE LOTS ON ONE PER
CENT. CASH MAKUINB.
Ten Dollars win, for example, cover ten ilOO
8hare,erljQ0 bush-Is of ttraln. Explanatory
Pamphlet Free.
QUOTATIONS WIRED.
Order aaa Margin received by Telegram
LAURIE a CO.,
STOCKBROKERS, '
ALSO DEALERS IN FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
860 Broadway, Haw Yerk.
HThe members of ths Arm are. ...gentlemen
of experience aad high standing In the Grain
and Stock commission business. ...ana among
their reference are a number of th leading
Banks." "An- rer OemmtrcUU ivnw."
M They have a stainless record, and their bona
-de an Indisputable.... Tha reputation of tha
Arm Is such, that parties can rest assured 01 re
ceiving their profit the moment they are made,
BO matter what the amount may be.'
.,a-0-wSr,, T9r "" SW"ra
BOOM.
1887. .
1887.
JOHN BAER'S SONS,
Booksellers & Stationers
IRISH UN1N PAPER..
Whiting Ce.'s Papers
-AND-
ENVELOPES.
Met, IS and 17 Nertk Qwn Strut,
LANCASTER, PA
rX0jTB.
DTTBT, NOI
It Usti Ta, Bet It's DiffiBtrnt Hew .
Trad dot mat with Chrtetata bvaav
asaaaa. Metwltastsadlaaj the fast that ea.
MeU-ayTrtesbaafc aapreedatd one.
ea Baa-rb Steak at tWaMa-aaad aafl euiat
a -, aua asasn. suaassma-eisL
Bare, wove. tauaia, uaas, .itaiism
-et, !- --,
itl-w, awn haa mbb ra
RETURN GIFTS.
E.J. ERISMAN,
Wl gXBJBJI aamagjajajL EiAflai
-K7W
V -ialsH -WeY Bjujui
SS&X&iSXfc
-i---
MEDICINE
A fair, henasltrbu ef stoat a arsaaarai wlil
convince any reasenabls paraea that Ut Beau,
liar preparation dose posses graat -cel-al
inerlk We de net claim that every bottle will
accomplish a ntlraole, bat we de knew that
nearly every bottle, taken aeoerdlag te direc
tions doe produce positive bensat and makes
new and constant friend. Thla la thereaghly
demonstrated la Mew England, where Meed.
-araapartlta has been known te tha people for la
years, and whsre Ita sal Is continually morses merses
lg. Couldn't keep store without Heed's Baraapa
rUla," U. A. Hersiss, Tremnniburg, X. T,
Bullda Up tha 8yatm.
1 must say Heed's Barsaparlllal the beat m..
telnet ever used. Last sprlagl had neappsllt.
and the least work t did fatigued recover se
much. 1 began te take Heed's Barsapartlla, and
seen I fait aa If I could da aa much In a day as I
had formerly done In a week. My appetite Is vo ve
racious." Mrs. M. V.Bavaan, AUautle Ctty.N...
- It Is with cheerfulness that 1 record a Just
verdict In favor et Heed's ParaaparUla aa being
tkemostsatlaraclery family remedy t ever nssd.
Three bottles cured me of dyspepsia of long
standing." Jims F. Uaaaaw, Portland, Penn.
Beld by all druggists. II t six for ,
Pre.
parvd by C. I.
uuuu .., eweu, aui.
100
Debm On Dellar
Jt ta-OBMB.
G-UBJUAWJM.
GTANOAKU WOKK.
Edw. Edgerley,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
NOS. SO, 41, 4.1, 43 MARKET STREET,
Rear of Post-Slee, Lancaster, Fa.
I have In Stock ana Bulla te Order Every Va
Mety et the following styles :
COU-E9. BUGGIES. CABRIOLETS,
CARRIAGES, VICTORIAS.
BUSINESS WAteOtS, "T" CARTS.
McCALL WAGONS, SUER1BR. '
MARKET WAGONS, 1'lIiCTOMS,
EirRKSS WAOONS.
I employ tha Best Mechanics, and have facili
ties te build cerectly any style of Carriage de
sired. The Quality, style, and Finish of my Werk,
makes It decidedly the CHE AFEST IN THE
MARKET,
MOTTO : " Fslr Dealing. Honest Werk at Bot Bot Bet
eom Frlces." f lease give me a cU.
Bepairing Promptly Attended Te,
rRICES LOWER THAN ALL OTHER).
AOrOne Set of Workmen especially employed
for that purpeae.
YOUR LAST CHANCE I
B80O REWARD I
Baaoearr asd Fautrisas tetus Usab!
OME MORE PUBLIC SALE,
MONDAT, AI'RIL nth. 1SS7, at 10 a. m. and
1 p. nu
This will be the greatest et all asles-greatsst
In nnmberef vebldraand In flneneas of finish.
Loek at this list: 11 Extra Fine Full Leather
Tep Boggles, se Extra Fine Leather quarter
Buggies, 1. Extra Fins Rubber Tep Buggies, 15
Extra Fine Twe-Seated carriages, of air styles,
stationary and Jump-seats; S Twe and Three
Spring Market Wagons, 4 Extra Business
wagons, . Fonr-Fasseeger Surrles Tep and Ne
Tep; . McC-ll Wagons, Fainted or In Natural
Weed, Varntahed; t One-Seated Rockaway, .
One-Seated TwoandThree-SprlngBtandlog-ToD
Phaetons, 6 One-Seated Twe ana Tbree-.prlng
Peny Phaetons, S One-Stated Jenny Llads.
Alse, KBecend-H-nd Vehicles.
These who wish a vehicle wBl be given an op
portunity te buy at Public Sale Prices from new
en until the day of sale. Remember, that a
guarantee Is given for one year with every vehi
cle sold
Tabs -Otic The above reward of aseewlll
be paid te any person who has beard say one
declare that the work sela at our aslea was net
a represented; and we challenge any one In
this community te produce better work than
that sold at enr sales.
Terms-Ninety days note, with approved se
entity. NORI1ECK A KlLEV,
. ra.e.ro,Deke---vl--.treet-.
a F. Bew, Auctioneer.
JurmMTMMtrr cemfaht.
rpHE
Pennsjif anlaliiYestment Gempaiij
CAPITAL, 8300,000.
OFFICERS.
a EO. BROOKE, Presldant-
JO. V. KENDALL, Vice President (Western
Manager).
H. A. NEEDHA-L-ecret-ry.
l. OWEN BROOKE. Treasurer.
HENRY T. KENDALL. Assistant Secretary
and Treasurer ( Eastern Manager) .
D1UECTOK8.
EO. BROOKB,Blrsbore, Pa.
H. T. KENDALL, BdlDg, Pa.
J . U. BTBEaBBBG, RMdlDg, Pa.
WH.D, BMITH. Bea-tng, Pa.
CYHUB U. UBKR. K-ng, Fa.
MU-HM. MAXWELL, Cernw-ll. Pa.
lLA.DUPOMT.WUmlasten, Del.
A. B. URUBB. . ktlad-lphla. Pa
J SCOB FEGLEY, Potutewn, Pa
J. w. B. BAUBMAN, laneaaur, Pa.
D. OWBN BKOOKB. Kaaaas City, Me,
JOB. V. KBND ALL, Kansas City, Me.
DANIEL B. MILLER, Plnegreve, Pa.
The object of the company la
TOE NEGOTIATION OF FIRST MOBTQAOB
LOANS ON IMPROVED P80PKBT.
s imrmurmur.
IM THB WEST.
Ita stoek-oldsrs are principally wall knewa
eltliaa of Eastera rsasvlva-l-,and'ths In
vestments are all mad undar lbs person
p-rvlal'wiefJOailPUT.KEiDALLVln cl
inai an.
er I
of the Western eaaa. " I
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OFTFERCBNTh I
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aad ter e-aveataaaa af partte U Laa
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RKAD1RQ COLUMBIA HAII.KOAD
. iLi.,"t!",t8.A''u I.BBANON AND
LANCAATlLB JOINT UNB I- U.
Oa and
anarauNUAi, nevemhei
TRAINS LEAVE READ1NU
NOVEMBER 14, IBB,
te UetMMe an LaneaaUr at T.aa.nuU-1
, Eoea aad a,ie n, m,
K. JZu',.t T" a. iu. and S-IU i. tu.
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scndat Tiuuaa.
TRA1NB LBAVB BBADlNbl
Fer Lancaster at J. a. m. and Aeo p. m,
B Quarry vttle at 4.00 p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE gUARETVlLLE
Fer Lancaster. Lebanon and Reading at T,lu a.a
TRAINS LRAVRKlNtt ST. (Laneaster.)
FerH-adlng and Lebanon at -0B.m.andiA
F W uarryvUls at fcBu p. m.
TRAINS LEAVE PRINCE ST. (L-nC-Ster.)
Fer Reading and Lebanon and sis a. m. aa4A4
Or tl-arryvuie at -at p. m.
. TRAINS LEATB LEBANON.
Fer Lancaster at 7-0 a. tn. and Kt5 n. ,
Fer Uuarry vtlie at : p. tn.
Fer eonnectlen at Columbia, Marietta Jm.e.
Hen, lic-sur Junction. Manb-tm, Haadlta
sad Lsoanea, see time table at all staUeaa,
A M. WILSON. B.D-riBtaaaa
." SS1ISBB -W 11. M
TJuTNNHTIiVAMlA KA1L.KOAU HCHMD
JT ULB.-In street rrem June lAl-M.
Tralns taava LaacAsraa and leave aad arrive
at FhUa-aiphia a fellows i "
La m
. Leave '"
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1-0 p. TO.
B-Dp. ra
7-0 p. m.
7:40 n. m.
WB8TWARD.
PaelSe Express t
News Expressf
Way Paasengert
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Nat Mall Train t
Niagara Express.
Hanover Aocem
FastLtnef
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Lancaster Aocem..... ,
Harrtaburg Accem...,
Columbia Accem
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l-.se.
via Colombia
n:nea.m.
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4:40 p.m.
B:0p m.
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Leave
Lancaster.
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6.S,
S: 10 a.m.
B-. a. in.
J0a.m.
15 p. tn.
HarrlsBarg Expre..
Western Express t
U:ll.a.
arrive at
Pblla.
4:4Sa. m.
t-Ba. aa
BA8TWAKD.
P-lls. Expressf
FastLtnef
Harrtsbnrg Express.
Lancaster Accem ar,
Celnabta Accem....
Basabere Exnresa....
10-.B1-, at
vlaMtJe,
li: , a -
l!p- m.
OU n. m.
op. m.
PbUadelphla Accem...
-p. m.
f.-00p.
-Mp.rn.
8:44 p.m.
anneay Mali..
Dav Exeressl
Barrtsburg Accem
KWp, Wm
tkasti. .
The Lancaater AcoemmodaUon .ti Hrn.
bnrg at SOB p. m. and arrive at Laneaatar at e
p.B
The Marietta AecommeaUo leav-sCelam
bsa at &e a. m. and reacliea Marietta at . Alse,
leav. Columbia at 11:18 a. m. andk4St.a,
reaching Marietta at 1-01 and , L-av.
Harletta at B.-0B p. m. and arrive at Colombia at
B-D i also, leave at SJS and arrive at te.
arrae Torb Aecomme-atlon leave. Martettaal
tue ana arrtves at Lancaster at -Seea-eclln
with Hamsbnrg Expras at S:le a. m.
The Fredartck Accommodation, wt,eoanet wt,eeanet
Ing at Laneaster wtth Fast Line, west, at tit
p. nu will run through te Fredertck.
Tbe Frederick Accommodation, east, lsave
Columbia at U and raaehas Laneaster at lt
p.m.
Hanover Accommodation, west, ceuneeUag at
Lancaster with Nburara Exprei at -0 a.m.
wUl ran through te Hanover, dally, exespt Ban-
Fast Line, west, ou Sunday, whoa
lstnat Dewnlnn. fv &vftl.
VSR
bur.. ML Jet. Kllubntht-iwn ana MldSitm
trheelir trains which rnndaUy. On 8una
tha Mall train mt rnna bv way of Celnabta.
J: R. WOOD, General Passenger AgeaL
CHAS.E.PUUII Uenerat Manager.
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Sixty Candle-Light Beau them all.
Anether Let of CHEAP OLOBES for Gas aad
uu btevss.
TUB FBBFBOTXON "
METALMOULD1NO AND RUBBER CUSHION
WEATHER STRIP
Beats thorn all. This strip outwears all ethers.
Keeps out the cold. Step rattling of windows.
Exclude the dmu Keep out snow and niln. Any
one can apply It no waste or dirt made In ap
plying tt. Can be fltte. anywhere-ne bole, te
bore, ready for use. It will net split, warp or
shrink a cushion strip Is the meat perfect. At
the store. Heater and Range Stere
OF
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