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ad Nkomo, dark wnue We ta
htnigh we had mot noticed it. It
seeined to me that r heard wheele halt
`, Then all War Still again My friend
just going to his writing.table to ht
light, when the door fieW open *Rd fi
of light 'dreamed into the room. Was
fairy scene that met my eyes, did
excited fantaeies deceive ue, or were
dreaming with eyes wide open ? In
open doorway, oarrying in her hand
' Christmas tree, ornamented with burni
candles, stoodtTenzile ; in the other ha
eprang to my feet and Dr. Prelim
etood as though transfixed, with sled
eYes, Pale and treWhiing, With' hie loan
raised as though to ward off an appariti
At this Moment an elderly woman, who
I recognized int the housekeeper of M
• Carlson;, stepped from behind the gi
took from her the letter, and with t
, worth', From my mistress, for the He
Doctor," laid it in Franzeen's hand.
• Relooked at the letter, and opened it
if id a dream. For a long time he.ree
. nor seemed to know -what be wee reatlin
Again and again he read. Hie pale fa
took on, some color, the light returned t
his eyeg, and sinking into a chair he wep
Tho beautiful girl looked•vvith affright a
this singular man, and trembled parcel'
tibly.
I did not deein it an indisoretion to pick
• up and read the letter. It wee from Mrs
m.
ood
it a
oftr
we
the
tile
ng
nit
week passes without the arrival of e white.
en hatred courier, between 65 and 70 years Old,
ng accompanied by a borrioy of young girls,
ds meetly :rem Peer faMilies in 0 -allele, whom
OD. he. has induced to come with him to the
m Tuidifsh capital, under the promise of a
re. "splendid " situation or a, "riela marriage."
rl,' The Austrian. consular officials, at well as
he those of other Powers, have kept a wakeful
rr. eye npon this old scoundrel, and stopPed
him from landing his " wires " in COO.
d, that he takes" the& to a spot where they
g. are out of reaoh of European law, liawak,
ce the Turkish quarantine station on the
o Bosphorus. Inere they are unshipped, and
t tient oltinostely to Constantinople by, the
land route to Bujukdere. ,Here not a goal
t is troubled about their deplorable fate, and
- their redeirption from the horrors pre.
pared for them is only possible throzigh
energetic foreign help. The '" proprietor "
Casino, where his living wares are dealt
with exactly ae if they viere dead matter or
ee they are hretellY de/304W; varies from o
wares is higher, reeobing the level some-
tinies of 1)1,200. They Are bonght for cuetomers in Sal
put her arma about hie peek -anti
her ,lipa to his.
In far -away Turkey there -wee " Mem,
Christmas." And • so Mak the cemin
helith1/4Y Prove to eaoh and OveXY 080 Of 00
HEAVIES IN CONSTANTINOPLE?
•
Poor Girls Enticed Pzent Their Home
An extensive female °lave trade is etil
carried on in Constantinople, in 'mite of' th
consuls of the Ciiristian
Crtodgbo;w' atand.te°47Far:Ills:11:. 1;1208144ttlii n 141;81-treinel I :vie° nh rg Zen-
?-yeac-.01d. sow which downs the record.
00W herself ts black. and pT64ree
Bati-
With apples
about, as
epples will
of bruising
hen on „the
bagful: of'
almost the
rest -on a
the great ,
Don't .°aril Apples, In
1: ',When I was a small boy, m�
e " Bemen:0er,'neter to carry a#
a ;toes in bags or saoke, if you,
them bruised. I have always,
this very important advice.' Af
a man and began to underetan
and philosophy of the wise oa,
calved that when e• big ie filled
and they are lifted and tumblec
bage of Galt and grain are hand
portion of the .apples will.be•
the reason that the aides -of tt
baa itself) and the weight of the
operate with a leverage: byway
a fev� apples on -one side, and t
other, until many of the app
badly braised. Then; when a
apples maybe stood on one. end,
entire weight of the packet will
few apples at the bottom, the aide
will be braised or crushed in, ti
damage of the. fruit.
If we fill a bag with eggs and oats (as eggs
are usually peaked in a barrel) and attempt
to handle the packet; it. will be perceived
at once that too much pressure will crush
eggs in manyparts of the package, Egge
re not shipped to market in saoke, for the
imple reason that a bag ,or thickness of
saves is not sufficient to protect.the eggs
tom injury. For the same, reason,. fruit
end potatoes cannot be transported' in. smoke
rithout being damaged more' or less. Sweet
potatoes are frequently transported in
eaoks, when they get so badly bruised that
they deday, . Then' buyers wonder what.
can make their'•eweet ,potatoes decay so
soon..
Importers cif, valuable crockery often
stantgreat loseesin_.00nsequenoa -of hay.
g i1t' packed in large '.and limber orates
ads of small trees and branches, of trees.'
hen a orate of mockery is hoisted'from :a.
ip it bends and twist" and yields inimeny
itye,. thus operating on much .of the cen-
ts with& powerful leverage, snirioiept to`
ak' and xaar belt the contents, of the
kage If the orate ie stiff,• like a strong
x -or hogshead, very few pieces will be
oken, Thos it is .with fruit. If , itpplee;
pears, or sweet potatoes are well peaked
strong barrel or box, they. will escape
that damage which •will"inevitably.en.
when such. commodities aretraneported
age.—E.
S, Todd in Country Gentleman.
weed out 'the Stook
he dnieric'aftcdgriculturalist eaya: i'Now
�e time to get rid of the poorer animal's.
ill not pas to winter them, ,ay, better
'ale will give larger returns' for shelter,
and feed. It is not economy
-animal through' any, semen ;bu
'eitravagant`'to keep -it .throngh'the
er.:. bt is the height. of folly in stock -
ng to sell the beet and. keep the worst.'
�; the best bring thelergest pricer;` but
n'eell the best end keep. th'e.woret, soon
beet will be no better. than your worst
w, and your'woret will be.such that
a ore you have the pourer yon will be.
by this plan, 'constantly make' your
ale poorer; and ae; the stook raiser
s 'hie animals: poorer be makee.liimo
Poo
If he keeps ' up the. process,
aptoy, ie as sore as fate. The oppo.
ilioy is the winning policy.. Sell the,
t and retain the best. , And 'sell
h 'of the poorer animals that you may
�. few better than the beat you now
This is making your animals con..
► better and yourself richer. .Soon
oret will bring as mnoh as your best
If you have not the pure-bred mai-
sell enough scrubs or grades to buy
'mal of each sea, pure-bred. $,
learned that you turn for happiness elsewhere
than to . me. My life-aina is your higpiness-;
hence I have bought the girl that is to bring You
this message to -day, in order that you may be
, reminded, on each return of the holy Mie, that I
.1. have loved you truly, deeply and sincerely, and
tht I have placed your happiness above my
...4" grei My only wish is that you, may make the
y being happy 'and th
you may b made
MI in Your chninn._Teneilemin-reluron-iiiiii-
my servant to""hor former mistress, and will re-
main with her as yOur betrothed until the
necessarytermauties tor Me wedding .t aye been
While I was reading the letter. Dr. Fran-
zeen had risen and nowstoodeahnly-before
Yon know what le contained in thts
cuttings from orip's conate Almanac for 'pa
thout
letter hequietly salted
ing lief eyes; but with.: -blushes
the European lady bee in vieti
,MY duty.is. to Obey," Teozile
",-Do you follow. duty'teall ,in
moment, fully and oalnaiy, end De
• •" And,doeit not your heart' leap
nismelett hap')
1 -em rejoiced," 'Mid. the girl.'
"%And if, you had: to belOng to' • another
man, would that make yen unhaPpy i" the
dieoensOlitte, sad, if. you., could not belong
to the 2" persetered she young man... •
NO," said Tenzile with the eatire
l'he conversation had•been parried on in
the •Turkish language.• .114 *lend now
thoUght• Myself beloved. The gir) belongs
7' 'to another world than -the One in which we,
tlaything,''7but-'ima- wife for a.,..Christiaia.
venif the letter end the, ,niode 'of aotion
woman, what ehe mity be .capsble of, the
" ' putity of her love, the lest ,fetv blowouts
haVe torn froth My eyes the.veil that pee,-
-• I, pion and intoxicetion Of the. sensee wove
, over thein, 1 go to, .throW install ••et the
nese. .Th; is. the seecind time
'ehild to 'Ear, and tell. her that.. I shell • be;
....Snelling' sweetly, /7.renzile took her leave
. end disappeared. with the housekeeper.
, • Darkness' again fell 'upon the zoom.
"Yeti will exceed me ?". naked Dr., Fran-
. We parted • with a long, Prefigure' of the
: have expressed,. 'and I returned. ; my
' I might have been at hoine an hOur ;when
7. and in a few minutes 214 Carlson's little,
gteyTheaded Athericeth servant Stood before
mo Wilthanti4ttsti•on tti mine to the
, the carriage shelled ;fent
!! I ran down to the carriage in gook heete,
• `. that the old fellow Coiald ecareely keen op
Stepping into the dra*ing,rooni found
Atte. Carlson end Dr. Franzeen sten'ding,
hand in hand, with that blunt shining from.
bitng ferth ;, Moak is probably nit
thillifei Oh it eide table aided theChtist..
' thee tree that Tenzile .had bdrile. • Tho
yozing girl . bed already retutned to her
' OW the reoonciliation took plat* I never
, anietely hinted that he lied (mid &bout the
mime thing te het thathe heti his,MOiti
! te ste—fOr tibia Was all that: 'at the
.riionient he cotild think ot„. -When he
• Mopped. into the ladradtiOnt and ettilitiniecl.
."Carliksn'fithited Mad- etitt hill
and other pieces pnder Mohammedan rule.
nature of their trade by deceptive advicee ;
for instance, "weep three, dozen eilver
spoons" ( hi la
-Thii--""hrokers" attempt to conceal the
(a znedium gnitlity or "ei ht 1 -
potatoes " (the coarsest qnsMy);
•
euffuaing Ia a rogdsbiIiiehman, an ar;�„r,,. j�a4er
A female domeetio • is a woman out at
eetination. hire.. A lady in full dress; at the operd'ie,a.
for you r' woman out
answered- , or, rather, i$ attire.
How-sh r� per than a banana peel it is to
have a sidewalk tobogganing child! ,
thio bass These days, give a man an invitatiopapd
Dr..Fran' , he -takes a smile.
is for a One manoan lead hinisialVinte the belief
id z that his 'sidewalk needs cleaning ; but it
be to yo takes, a policeman, a summons to appear,
rom , her touching ofieLto- the. heart. " When the•
• . Bills begin -to Fannie" ie a, touching `ode
with joy tO the pocket. .
iness be-
g pave-
ment or given, no,„Patent' creepers!, Find
how soon the abilahlance Will geAthere.
T,here is, one disadvantage in Canadian
'agrioultute. ,Yon can't raise an hie 'palace
that will heep Over summer.
• "Have I, yOur...inaplicit trust; Adeline
Evangeline?' he asked anxiously. " Yes,
George Algernon St. Al bane," ehe responded.
Your perfeet confidence 2" ," Aye"
you for half ft' dollar • to pay niy Wisher -
matter, John ? Ion look down in your
Minutes ago; op street, I Was down on My
There ire tWo Phrases whioh grew from
Canedien politics, and which are indelibly
//inscribed oh the annale of Canadian newe-
paperdom. " The Brawling Brood of
Bribers" was coined by ChnstopherTinlay.
Partizane was evolved from the brain of
the late Jaines Fahey. There is still in.
other, but there haint nothin! to it. '
•
Mrs. 'Langtry's Toilet Set. ''
Probably -the most unique set of eilverin
this country lielongs to kfre. Langtry ; it
numbers over 200 pieties, not one of whiala,
is modern, except • the beatitifni Venetian
mirror, whichts framed in silver lilies, a d'
WO e monogram of the Lily herself
just on top •Silver brush a • he Vene-
tian ladies of old need fortheir golden lecke
ate now in the poseession of thui latter-day
beauty. Then there are curiotie boxes in
which the old Hollanders kept their finest.
tobacco, and that now holds hair -pins or
tenet. .Mirtors, carted by fainous
einiths Of long ago, and thet reileOto the
hoes of other laappyand beautiful women,'
and jars in which they kept the powder
thet made their hair' white, sir 'the rouge
thet made their °hooks pink. Silver fiseke
that held the veriteble aqua-toffssna, now
bottle very innocent drugs and great per;.
fume jugs that Iniee. kite* mystelions
Oriental (meets are now overflowing with
wood violet. The sitter tops to the ont-
'glees bottles were in the long ago the Cases
of watches; in those•days the cover*gyms
elaborately earved irk tineneci of the chasei
aud the ;vetch We* a Murcia of great pride
the way to a bridal in Ireland, or stood at
'the head of a coffin, Mad the great silver
holder so elaborately °attired, and in which
mete a big blue pm-ouehion was once
brought On the table -with a, vi.00don bowl
in it, in whicsh were smoking hok•thisze
eine to Ireland- and known as pcitittiieu.
has taken Mrs. Langtryeleven rein ool-
leot this silver, and, after all, when is a
Gems of Wisdom.
• No comforter's heed ever aohes.—;Italieti
He who is feared by Many fears. many.
—German proverb. .
He that will, does more than he that can.
There is no house without hush!
• Let everY one look to himself and no mte
will be lokt,--*Dutch•Proverb.
No solitude is tle Split as that or 1111 -
au
in
eh
bre
pao
bo
in 11
all
b
is care
Of inn. it may Pay to keel) lialsteins. ri
Connecticut and New Jamey il le net con -
milk union labelled skina milk, since the
law requires that whole milk shall show in
these Stotts! resPectivelY I& and 1* per
cent. solids. There oan be no question tnet.
for profitable production of butter, the am*
seY cannot be equalled', Min* less excelled;
and So 1 ant'. Pleased tO me farmers invest-
ing in Jerseys, , I know of many instenees
of farmere buying high grade and pure
Jerseys for the butter dairy, and I never
:r:181m5:140ata 6.14gat: :Val! n.:Sio:11b.:e°ainrne°911bfrayntdooht, hewiorlooufbitahihrnieyeg
country for -
„. hgtt%r Prmluztion. There
never was a Liam wnen se good ... ,„,de n,.
(jualitY of /creeks could be bought -tm. t.Z
clay. In the past. ten yeare the breeding
oominunity has been educated to Appreciate
the inestiznable value of the ball in all
breeding- problems. Every breeder has
striven to have ae tlatleader of his herd the
very best bull he could afford to bay ; nrid
with the use of suoh bulls; the offspring of
ooniparatively poor cows have been,' so to
speak, graded. up tO a higher level of merit,
and the avetage#intrinsio value of Jerseys
bred in this country in the 'past five years
isprobably 100 per cent. superior to tha
of animals bred. ten or fifteen years ago.
Hence it is a good time for farmere to buy.
r knot, that in the practical teed of actual
performance in the dairy, the Jersey oow
'will not disappoint, while by the time that
farmers shall have built up their herds tO a
fulness that seeks A market for their sur-
plus stook, they -will find a demand at prices
that•will soon reimburse them for their
original outlay.—a. W. Farlee in Country
onee asked :Pref. Tyndall how he eo-
:counted -for the spiritualistto belief of a
certain eminent man 9f science. He re -
Give hini hie facts, 'he will vigorously
weave them ; but his discriminition. as to
What are facts is faulty, and he will some,.
timee weave rotten along with sound
threads Intoble weft." Not ionk after a
female medium—a hvorite with these
spirit mientiets—was deteotestby two gen-
tlemen of the British Mnsunol While the
spirit was walking abotit• the' room Under a
she was olutohedby-oire-affd-thei"
other, striking a pewerful -light, revealed
the fOrin of the medium7-stippoted to' be
securely bound with Healed knoM' in a
cabinet. . The facts were certified: in the
Times. They were admitted.. But the
scientific manwhiasse judgment Dr. Tyndall
questioned wrOte ,a letter to • the Times
maintaining that the epirit, not being able
to nieteritlizs that evening, had that
evening otilizecl the medium's body with-
out that medium's consciousness or know-
ledge. What wise spirit' 1 To selebtfor
into disgrace 1' Yet' snob was the degree
ti which emotional enthusiasm " could
emother the brain which; simultaneenely
with Darwin. dismiered the law of.evolii-
tion 1 -Open Court.
mut
rittie
ityo
your
is no
the You,
anim
make
itelf site potoree
enoug
buy year w
an an
fast to,
the fulLblooded Proclaim tat
g est -grades.----Almost7beare'liiit ere
etvare of it you will. halm only pure-bred
animals. If mine weetart, with pure-bred
rich in flO011111112C1 herds of the best blood
what , when • the. goal te reached. Booms
very sho
• The Power of Ink.
11A small drop of ink, falling, like dew,
makes theiteandt perhaps milli -one, think."
wrtite Byron. The • inspbetiOn of hie pen
might give the dnelty fluid such,a far-
reaching power, and we wish We Were poe-
eested of stioh an •• inspiratiOn that we
of Dr. Pierce's; Pleasant Purgetive Pellets,
those tiny, sugar-coated granules whioh
contain, in a cdnoentrated form, the active
principlee of Vegetable extracts that Dante
heilthy action of the liver, 'stomach d
tb
• Belle (third seati languidly)—Oh deer,
ne wish Iliad been an •English peeress.
A.nother Belle (first season)--Mhy, sweet-
s est, because you ake tired of tryi,ng to "be -
Standing by the 4eMeya,
I have little fear of •the future, near
distant; of the j American Jersey lamed
The most interesting feature of the prese
condition of the Jersey Market, hOwever.
the eyident absorption by the farthing an
dairy interest of .the large majority of t
Jerseys eold to.day. They are going, ja
where breederi want them tego; into th
•handeol•thoSe Who buy largely on the
.faith the eapooity and practical !meted
ness ihe Jersey in the butter dairy. 0
°outgo breeders would like to get beit
pricea 110 the reweid of. their intelligen
efforts in breeding ; yet there is no fiel
which the legitimate breeder More oonfi
dently seeke for the sake of tht Jersey'
reputation than that of .pritatical service in
the dairy nf the farmer. It would seera t
be a work of enpererogation to recount th
Merits of the Jersey at this- late
date ; suffice it to say that Unquee
tiOnably the jersey will produoe mom
better on the same amount of 'feed than
any other breed known. The Guerneeve
come, nearer than any others; but they
have not been so carefully developed for
euperior production. Farmers may rely
on the, truth • of this aesertion. I know
that the large uddere of the Holeteizis are
very attractive. I have peen epeoimene of
the breed that were yery superb 'node!'" in
form; externally, of the milt% Cow ; but let
a farmer buy one Of theee thirty-qoart•
venture the assertion that the quantity of
hay and grain neoeseary to enable the.
Jersey tO produce twelve ipounds of butter
a 'week ' would; if fed to the Holetein,
oaten'. her yield to fell in •three months
to ten (parte, with a butter 'capacity of
probably sit! pomade a week. Farming f
must not loae eight of the fact that the
most profitable butter con, is the, one that h
three qtlarte of 'pure Milk of tri w
pibt of . anistir milk, to 'which
raddet1 a like amount of water. and pet.
the mixture for omen". The adulterated
Jersey thilk'shoWed end -fifth 'mem cream
than the vire/Mitten 'milk. It you have
a maticet *that does nut regard" the luality
or Poor widow Bedott !
4g• She tried to write lOve poetrY•iti the
Pit deacon, end Could frame only— '
, Affliction sore
Long time Lbore.
h°, Had the lone creature used Dr. Pierce's
al Favorite Preseriptionthe sure remedy for
z° the Weaknesses and pecerlier ailments of
het. sei----she might have seemed the dee.
con's favor by the cheerful character of
Comiravritive and Superlative.
d .`1And you say they all were drowned 2"
' "Yee, all but one wornan—a dressmaker
8 —*he managed to ...grasp a floating Spar
and she held on tiWbelp cisme."
4n, I see. The eurvival ot the fitter.'
riliyoirdLitoistbre; intense itching ati
etinging; most at. night; ;verse by scratch .
irig. If allowed to oontinue tumors form
itching,and. bleeding, heal*" ulceration, and
in many cases reinoves the tuniore.
equally efilcacioni • in Miring all Ski
Diseases. DR. SWAYNE & SON, Pro-
prietors, Philadelphia. .Swexux'S Orwritsiri
oan- be obtained of drive/de. Sent by nisi!
• Deitthin the Mot
Savory, Of Northettat,:lies dying. a
saorifice to lier have for a deed friend. Miss
Stella Stinson had 'died of ooneumption.
eheentered the Mom where the' corpse lay
and kissed the lifeless, lips , of her dead
riend paesionstely. The undertaker who
was •tettiporarily absent from the room,
ad just satureted the face and lipe of the
sad girl with a poisonone liquid,-• and Mrs.
every having absorbed the deadly poison,
119 etrioken !Ow hours 4tor, and her
offerings" are (IXtr01120.
Miss Westend:ficitilldtentielly')-111r. Sap.
head pmenosed to tag het ntght.
ta the afternoon he tad he Wee oaing
Iturls Denali.. ea to es 00027.00
tion-mPast,or and Piecentor Episode.
t 'akTehnetMhne;:rosf Otfhtilipe:atorlrtineniffegtareredttRoies,the,
byterian Church have almost unanimouely
his box. The only contretempe occurred
during the morning services. -
'The second PsalM•given out by' the min- •
,ister was the 74th. He.talted- the congre-
gation to sing the first three term&
Snioothly went the einging of the firet two
verses, -and the third was sung in a tone
indicative of its aPPlicatiOu tO some of. those
To these long desolations
iteahndei vyet igth4feyn fa:ei"ieieethr ewrloi fay:: s4oe, tofiehoiitntihtg, aoi nor r ;eta, arer shvio' eoudilo ede a:f vIrei
within Thy senctuary. -
For all the ills Thy foes have done
'Ix the next two Vernon
•
; Amidst Thy congregations
Thind enemies do roar ;
Their enpigns they set up for signs'
Of triumph Thee before.
A man waslamous, and- was had
In estimation,
, According as' he lifted up
His axe thick trees upon.
• The congregation listened in mute eaten-
ishment, not a solitary voice joining the
lonelY singer. Haying thin' flung the .axe
at. the heads of those she, metaphorically
wiehed elay, all settled down ,quietly and
listened to e good olcl-fashioned effectual"
calling discourse from Rev. lgr. Cleland,
whO had come in to express sympathy with
the pantor and congregation, and was Called
en to address thera.Torontulifail.- ---
Don't Ton Know
that You cannot afford to neglect that
Catarrh ? Don't you • know that it may
lead to consumption, insanity, to death ?
Don't:you know that it'oen be easily eared?
Don't you know thet while the thousand
and 'one nostrume you have tried have -
utterly;, failed that pr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy is a certain cure, It has stood
the test of years, and there are 'hundreds
of thowtands of grateful men and women
in all parte of the country who can -testify
to its efficacy. All druggists
•
•
(The Secret et Their Unhappiness.
. Edith—So yew and Tom viere finally
Nell—yee ; hut we're not happy !
' Edith—What I Not happy ?, WhY
Nell.We didn't marry each other. •
Tinie Tor, Action.
Minister—I hope you 'are a good . little
boY, Bobby, and always mind your father?
Bobby—yes, sir, I always do What he
telle me when he begins to Minnie Robert.
Stvin--.-al years ago a coal mine in Japen
took fire and forty or fifty ininere were en- .
tombed. Recently the month 6f the pitwes
opened, and, on seareshing, the bOdiee of the
viCtinos were diecovered. By the aotion ,of
water they were converted into atone:
MARVELOyS
Cure of mind ndering.
Any book learned in one reading:
chieseset 1,087 at Baltimore. 1,005 at Detre
1,500 at Philadelphia, 4113 at W
1,216 at Boston, large classes of Columbia a 'V
students, at Nale, W Wesley, Oberlin. University
of Penn., bliobigan University. Obautaugua.ete.
Judge GIBBON. Dr. BROWN, E. if. Cooz, Prin. N.T
State Normal College, etc. Taught by soma
pondenoe. Proepectus POST PSDB from
PROF. LOISETTE, ilei Fifth Ave.. kLY. •
We want i 000n tun in yOurlooall. ty to pleat;
CALF : SKINS,
for us. Caah Furnished on sitisfacteitYgruirentg.
Address, C. S. Pseir, Hyde Park, Vermont, V.
,. The Shoe 4- Leather '.Reporter, N. 1',. and/Moe
'0 .4.erather_ Review, Chicago, the leading trade •
papers of tbe U.S. in theiticieline, have sent their •
representativea. to -investigate 'Mr.. Page's bled-
" We beliepelthat,in extent of light-toesght roe,
materigi collected 'and carried. Wr.. Page holds •
the lead of any competiter and that his present -
stook is the -tamest bald by any- house In this .
"After a most ' thorough Investigation of AV '
Payee 6:ablest's'. compared .with others sn same
line, we have become frith/ indiefied that in a is
specialty; light-alefght stock, he is nriguoStienabiy •
the largest dealers,' this cOuntry, Waste ussuper,a
ority of quality he is colessedly at the head." •
Queer: It tar. ,Page a burliness is the largest '
in its line in the United Stat.08, is it not tliebeit
possible proof of ma ability tdpity higheet prices? '
',lf he did not do eo, would be naturally get mara
Sifins Wan ezil OMB iloMpetitors in the mune hum? -
A Northey 1?- Horse Power
Boiler and Killey Autoniatic
Cut-off 15 - Horqe- Power
An in beet of order. Can be Mori at
the wilco of, tbe
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