The Clinton New Era, 1878-03-21, Page 6`1'l'iL C>' .l 1ri'UN NEW LiiA,
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English and Foreignliteins..
Thirty-six persons were drowned at
Brest, France, oil. Thursd y.
Typites fever is so prevalent at St.
Petersburg that many families clic) lea,-
ing the city, •
The Czar of Russia bus authorized
some .Now York oa,,italists to erect
grain elevator:' tbionghout the empire:
In China gfrls-nt e-"eoneidet etl 0£ -13o -
little consequence that their parents do
not nettle them, but designate them by
a number. - Thus: First daughter, sepond.
daughter, and so on.
Russia has itl Turkey and Roumania
•in all 400,000• men 'and, 140,04 guns,
e: yet 50 00
In us 'a 't 1 o a 1 0
I Ii, i r 1 5
t st ae there.
men and. 600 guns; beyond this there
is a-. roserve•of '72,000 men; 'with 224
guns,- T,tie.Russlan-arnlnv-iJt-Asitt•Miner.
amounts fo.nearly 100,000 then,
The London Daily Sews says owing
to the large retium emigration last y'ar,
81,848, 'England only, lust 88;129
peo-
ple, alittle 'more than one-sixth of
what used to be, the ease. The emi-
grants from Canada ,wore 5,000. against
7,000 who left for Canada, giving„•the.
colony a gain of just 2,000 souls.
A Paris surgeou'recently had occasion
to administer etherto tb beautiful young,
lady of Lyons. While she was inhal-
ing the gas from,tho .sack, a light was
brought neat,the ether . -vitas ignited, and
the sack exploding, the doctor was seri.
ouslyand .the i?ttiei1t,terribl
burned, Y
injured, her nose beingtakenoff, and
one side of the upper jaw laid ware.
The doctor committed suicide.
Cockroaches have become a•phtguein
some parts'of France, and the people
have adopted sore •singlllar-eipedients
for relief. Toads have been introduced
• into not onlythe gnrdens.btit the:dwol-
lings, And ladies are said'to have even
made potsof.. toads for th9 protection
the v•ad%rd. •But oneof the best results'
of the plague is that the: people leave
taken to the rearing of"the niglitingale:
as an ally against the eoehroach:es:
A man of singular force of mind died-
•a,few
. days cillos. in Dublin...few
hours (previous to hie demise he; called'
for pen, ink and paper, Wrote- 'the' fol-:
lowing conlmunicatioti and sent 'it' by
hand -to the office of the 'Pr-0-3mc n''s Jour-..
.till ; " We, rogret;to announce the,
death at an advanced age ofotirrospeet-'
ed fellow -citizen J. MacNamara (.;ant-•
well, M., Esq., solicitor. The deceased
geutfeman longoccti )ied to prominent,
. 1
position in politics, and was justly es-
teemed by all classes for his,• politicril,'as
well as .'professional. aprigbtnoss.'and
probity." Of him it may truly be said.•
that he had not -only it'profeund con=,
m'for
_
tern!. the grave, liut.a;n oxlilkeci_oan-'
sci ofus e
n ss of his.own merits.
---pi-legmatie, .rarisian, wllh had.
bought a house intim Chautseed'An'tilr,
was told that•an immense. treasure was
hidden somewhere in the cellar. "Very
well," sai:elhe,Caine,
"let the,owne e co
and it they find it they; shall have it."
In due time the owner of the hidden
treasure offered to buy the house. "No,
no, h'ang.it!" exclaimed the proprietor,
" I don't move. Come and, tako the
treasure if there be one; britdon't spell
my furniture and•don't disturb my peace
of mind." - The visitor 'reminded him
that by thelauvs of France he would, be
entitled to a share of the treasure'fouild
in the house. " If • that in. all that
troubles you," was -the' reply, '('begin -
your search.; I shall not .claim a :nen-
time." The visitor went • down cellar
and found behind ane of d1)e stones
in the wall -a box containing jewels and
coin worth x80,000. Tho householder
was as good as bis wOrd'; he, would not
take the smallest gift.
Alneit ica,u NOW's Item.
The'Uniou Pacific Railroad Company
intends to build a road to the Meek
Hills.•
At Pensacola, Florida, en Thursday,
it negro raped tr'Cliild,five years old,
who died. Tho mob lynched him last
night. A.alleriff's posse killed otto and
wounded live, dangerously,,
Dtrs!tatobea frotn.fift .seven points in
Y Althorn Ohio, Indiana, and •Northern
Kenluoky, indicate that the prospects
of a latae crop of wheat are exceedingly
georl•.' The acreage sown last fall was
larger than ever known before.
By the burning of a baggage clay at
C'hicttgo, One pnrty lost $5,000 worth of
diamonds ; ,another $120 worth of bag,
gage ; marry others a lesser amotirr4, $y=
000 poundg of mail was burned, -but no
letters.
It is estimated thntonlyhale' is Much
fuel has been consumed in Minnesota
-the past winter as in ordinary seasons.
Stock has got along with one-third less
feed than usual, and fresh ;pleat,-htl€ter;
eggs have been at times drug in the
'market. '
California is cheerful over the bene-
fits which will result from the late flood.
It is estimated that 10,000 acres of
land heretoforeComparatively unpro-
ductive have been covered frotn silt in.
to two feet with a rich alluvial deposit..
The "hard pan" covered with this-"Fedi-
ment makes the very $ best.graiu land.
The success of an Italian•boy, named
Lally, who emigrated to Texas about
eight years ago, is , relnarkable. At
that time he was an organ -grinder, and
all he owned besideir liis"orgfit3 was a
monkey. Itis pet died', and hip Hired
himself out as to theep-hercl'er near La-
redo, 13y bard work ile aecumnlated a
berd of hie own, and now he it; indepen-
dently riob.
It to generally supposed that u trip to
I urope costs a Ittrge amount of money,:
lint the Detroit. "roe Press shows that
this is not necessarily the case. A. let.
ter intended for a Orin `in London, Ont.,
was posted' in Detroit about fivemonths
two, The ems_icor .ne leeted, tO ut•the
rr, Ont,” ow the letter, t viaiie a oft
don in oaoh • of the 'following States :
Michigan, Kansas, Kentucky, Pennteyl-
vania, •Nebraska, Ohio, Missouri, and
Indiana, It began its • second tour
when a postmaster wrote "Eng," on it,
and the letter started- on a European
,,
tout:. •It isiui) sslb eoi r Ecom
., i � �'r�'k a-� pito
its•Wars :the niitlifier"-'(„(loos it .visited
there, but is quite evident 'that• the en-
velope=onu never -be .pas°sed.•o0 on any.
•one as.. an originallywhite envelope..
Finally,_; t came', back to America and
took`a rest until it was by some e1'aance
sent to London, Ont., in a new envelope,
and it reached the firmit was intended
for after nearly half a year i f,Eiirpean
and American travel, all because a. De-
troiter neglected to put three letters on
the envelope in the first place.
'• arvitTLE NAV
Through the Medium of, advertisingMessrs,
Tuckett tt Billings are—as is their practice.
-again-calling• the attention of the public to
their,Myitlo vy brand ofsmaki
ngtobacot,.:
The success i h hit`s attended the manufae-
tore Qf this-tgbacoo may well be, considei•oil
as one of, the marvels of. Canadian manufao•
:taring indpstry. ,Two chief reasons. have obit,
triliutod to this success; first the• " Myrtle
Navy!' has been kept up.to a' uniform excel •
-
lence:of quality, and.second it has been Made
extensively known to 'consumers of the.fra-
':grant weed." ' The expense of advertising it•
would have been.last money to the firtn'if the
quality "of the 'brand had not corresponded
with the claims which they mnrle oil its bar
half, and the quality alone would have brought
it hilt slowly though. surely into public.fayor.
The, two agencies combined have made it 'the
favorite smokiug'tobaeco • of Canada,•' and it
can be.fmind in 'o cry grooers store. from the
Thdifisto-tha—Atlentic: ceretkof ,imitations-
rrf if have been attempted but; none of,them
have had more than ,avery fitful exietonoe:
Perhaps it will interest the users of it to'know.
the reason why. • . •
.•.The manufacture of the Navy really'
commences in the tobacco regions in which
'the leaf is grown. •);rr)m the transplantation
of the crop until its ripening i£ is carefully
.watclied iby experts on behalf of tbe,firni, and
in the interest';of the Myrtle Navy ..brand.'
Several times a year one or other of the pro
.prietors takes a'trtp to the Boprh for thepur
pose of personal inspection and the verities-
•tion..o.f the reports of •tents,' The section
within which the Myrtle' Navy leaf is grown
is comparatively alitnited-one, but oven with,
iu that region• ,careful selection hits to bo
made. ' 'Next to the quality. of .tho 'raw •. leaf
'the matter of first importance is the method
.of As. treatment after. it. comes ..to maturity..
'Theliabits of every planter in this• respect
withtn the: section already
monti
andare este-
fully noted,; and only -thee° who: adopt the.
inothode aro' dealt with by' 'the •$rni. .many
people Suppose.that the. manufacture •of.to-
bae5o consists in stripping the stents from tho
leaf and crushing the •reinaibder ° into plugs.'
The fact is•'that it is a very;in.tricate process,
and if a single mjstake.is made in any of its
links tho final result cannot be a' satisfactory
•one. • The planters bring the: leaf to market
in September in a partially dried ' condition,
and from the time it is purchased by Messrs.
Tuckett &.S3illings until it ie shipped from
their factory in its completed Shape it' never
passes out of their superintending dare. They
own four large ',storehouses ,in • Virginia and
North Carolina,: arid in these the tobacco leaf,
after being purchased; is stored ; not paokod.
away, however; but .hun'g' in.' bnnohes upon
'racks..To bring out thp•trne quality of the
leaf' great care and skill are required at this
stage., •,Against a damp wind the' windows,
of the building 'must be 'carefully closed, and
to a dry wind as carefully opened.: By- about
the beginuing•of June, if everything has gone
favorably, the leaf has reached that condition
in which it may be Safely packer, in heaps of
from sevonty-five to eighty thousand pounds'
;each. Ti, when this ;part of tile, process is
reached, the leaf is either too dry or too moist
it is spoiled as raw motorial for the Myrtle
Navy;-" T1is, . howo ter, . rarely happens, , bet
cause the leaf is watched' by skilled assistants
from beginning to end of the process. A few
weeks after the loaf has been bulked the heaps
already described•' aro said to bo `" cured,"
Mid are ready for packing and shipment..
We have before now dedcribed the care'
With •which the tobacco is treated in the pro -
Oen of manufacture in the factory in Hamil-
ton, and the description need not be repeated
here.
A Significant £aet.connected with this cele-
brated brand can be•fottarl in the last volume
of the tables' of Trade and Navigation. ' It
will be found there that the tobtrecs leaf un -
ported into the Province of Qusbeo passes
through Ilia enstoms at an average price of
seven otitishil
otitisper pound, we the average
priceof the import into Ontario•—Mose,>re,
Tnokett & Billings receiving tile greater part
ofit—possesthrough at an avera,n
o cost of
fifteen cents per,pouud. These official figures
reveal the whole story of the cheaper brands
of tobacco which aim to atippfant the Myrtle
Navy.- Another siguifieant faet, attested
upon oflueial authority, is that in the Beeville(
of Quebec the foreign', matter used in tha nta-
finTRettireottobaccoaverages Il perseentTot
the total weight, while in Ontario it reaches
only 4 per .oent, These facts will serve to
show why it .,is that this enterprising firm
have achieved Such a prodigious suecoas in the
tnannfacturo"ef their favorite brand.--Ilamii.._
tea Papers.
mower re keolNe
MORTGAGES, Nt3res,.
AND 0.131E11
Cool, Securities. Purchased.
' W. N. PARRAN:
otinfoa; Nov, 0,197. 41
A .41id1
• ,ASTggisit2xCI Strocuss.--It is the duty
of every person who leas used Ilosgt> i,'s
Gills& r SYRUP,: to let its wonderful
qualities be known to their -friends iii
curing consumption, severe coughs,
event), asthma, • pnuemonia, and in fact
all throat and lung diseases, No per-
son can use it without in lmerliate .relief
Threw doses will reliove.anY case, and
we consider' it the duty; of all druggists
to recommend it to the poor dying can-
snrnptive, at least to try ono bottle, as
40,000 dozen bottles were sold last year
and no one case where it failed was re-
ported. oSuch a medicine as the Gorman
Syrup cannot be' to widely known.••
Sample bottle to try, 10 cents, regular
size, 75 Cents.. -Sold by J. II. Cotnbe,
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,
oww,,t it, cot. ill, 1914,'
THORI$RI) pISaQUNT ON A1IER10AN 11`F.A Uvoices untilturtbor nottoe, 1 poro'Snt.
•. J0J3N#t9N,.
x' ' .CoOiil5sioner of Oustorns;
AG] NCY OF,
QUEEN,.
.N J! SOLATED,' T$K,
• AND
STANDARD,
INSURA.NCE4 COMPANIES
Risk's of all doscriptrons taken at the lowest rate's,.
0, luDou'.t' .
Clinton, rob. 7,1878.
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P:T3M
�`ACTORY
r 'uin suisonIBEIi•1F,SIRES TO RETURN 1118•
sincere thanks for. the littoralshare of. patronage
atlorded Lim, and waul'd ciao 111tirnate that he arse. dux•
ing the'past winter, laid fu n largo stock of f,rst-class
matprial, ani(is now preparedto make andput in, the
MOST :-atJ-PERIOR. . PUMPS
Of (dory description, on the SuoitrEST Norrea, and
on•tltomosb-reesonable-terni s
'Remember thoiabe—next door to 4..
Matheson's Blacksmith Shop.
Olintou, April 10,1877-
-,TAMES FERGUSON.
BIDDLECC. ,,
• J _MBE.
Watch and : Clock' Maker
f
JET rLLTi.IZ, die,, -:
would respectfully announce to his
'oustsmers`and 5110
0
pr1bl4a generally,Ihnt lance the hir dieaetYoil s fro' h0
has scentthe, •
Store lately000u led b9 Mosul 8. Palliser & qo.,
•
• Whore ho will keep on hand a.eolect,assortmont of•
Clocks, Watphes, Jewolty, and Sitverwate ofali kinds,'
Wf 1ch'he•"wfil sell,at:reasonabie rates:. •itopSiring of
every ttosceitt*n pro 0plat5ertde4 to. ' '•..
J., nrDD%n00MBE; ALnner sTnhET.
CHnton, Jan. $4,1878.' •
(..10N801,IDAT1rn BANK OF CANADA,
-.CAPITAL,, $4,000,000.'
(LIN.TON :1S.GBNOY.
interest from Four to five per Ceut' allowed
on Deposits. •
M. LO.UGII; Agent, -.
Clinton, April, 1876, ' 1=7
FRESH
YS T E R S
AT-
Alto chore FAIYIILY GROCERIES
1
Confectionery, fakes, Biscuits, CannotGoods,
Choice Tobacco, Cigars,•'eie.
O'YBTL'ftS irl Seas th by the can or
dish.
t3 myr CStOrrssi, MTf Th1 and, PORE:
PIES. always ready.
T. A. T. SAL`.[",
'TOTOWA. STREET'
Minton, Oct. 55.1877.
CANADA': PERMANEW1 •
t
Loal A. Savings Oompcllly
t
1tEAU orrl i%,• MASONIC !TALL, Tot1oNTO,
•
LS,$4Q,
TOCAPITA!.
ASTS0000,
To FARMERS .& LANDOWNERS
Do you raditt to' liQ?rotrr Money
'Co buy More land for yourself or foryour Ronal To,
band a horse or a barn? To fence, akar, nndor•droin,
or otherwise lmprovo your land 7 To pay oft a Mort-
gage orother deLta7 or tor any other varpoeo7
If you do, the reduced terms of the C.esanx rens tx-
ttt3NT LOAN AND SAVINGS Coin tav,'tvhich has n)ado
moreloans to b armors during the last tivottyonoyears'
than anrother, afford facilities and advantages hereto-
fore unequalied by any Company intim Domini
T igilest Price paid far Good Mol,'tgagos.
Tor futth0e nformatioil SSPIy is -
•
J.1tECix1ERT n!4t 0 , wrArritona,Toaettro,''.
Or to, I'IS�B
1 t t;.
. �.R,• GzainuN..
Clintcrxr Dec. 0:1877
MONS' ' TO LOAN:.
ON EASY TERMS,
Ilt3' which the ;nrIlle*psrl can
be rkpalil 1n part or all al
any time during the tern*
„ •as' 1Loran.
A pit'.Eey TO
ilii", -33t. -.1I:' :,EAZT .
Olinton, March. 1876.
''F'O'RTH KNOWING-,
wirtat 17ro G1ET coon
IIIS
• ic`OI;2,rA.,!1,I-i
5007) TEA. for $0, 40, 50, 80, and 75 penes perlh,.
GOOD SUGAR, 11 pounds for ono dollar, •
QOQD It.A.781Ns, 18 pounds for ono dollar,
• • w A tiee assortrrtont ot•'
China, Glass' inn Cxool1ery, very cheap
u basin elsewhere. All
11.andsea t ok befit re.-- .
As o p g
Pall �nexchange goods,
kinds of Prodacatnk In 6 g d ,,
FRESH OTF.ITi llS constantly on linii(1,
QUNIi GI AIF E 6c A7EENIU1AD.
olntou, Nov: 8,1877.
and any,'other inJtainniatory,
dt ones auto in'a feta h.onrs.
a
j.��lttr ATrS�i
RUE. Zryeipulae, sgrolgla, p(rrri•
ago, skin irritation, ulaers.frons any fawn, and a hon•.
dred other diseases aro caused .by,an acid ferment,
which produces inflammatory notion, Brunton's ,Ab-
eortient will positively effect' a• 01158 in a tow hours', by
absorbing taq ncid•poisoh from the .syetetn. Sold by
druggists., Price, 50o. Advice in particular eases' tree.
W. X. BRUNTON,
t'. London, Ont..
Awarded the•Nighest Medal at Vienna.
r •,
R.
fl •.• ' . CO
OY
N AT
N &,
•.•'581 1311dADWAX;'NLrWY0111i.
Manufaoturers,impoitors and aoahitt In
Engravingsq Ohromos._al d-Frame.s,-
STl IUIQSCQPES AND VIEWS,
"AtG7rifts Crrtw .Bosco fi, Plcotori'a '1t ,
✓ Ir ,
And kindred goods-0eiebritles, Aertessee, ,Pro,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ,MATEBIALS.'
- -IVaare'--heationnrternfor -evorything: in -the way; of
s1EREoPTICONS and MAO10 LANTERNS,' being
manufacturers of the hlicro•scienti8c Lantern, Stereo.
l'anopticon, University Stereopticon, Advertiser's ste-
reopticon, Artoptieon, School Lantern, Family Lan-
torn,Poopla's Lantern, each style being the boat of its
eines in the market.. •
Beautifnlphotegraphio Transparencies of Statuary
and Engraviugs,for thewintow. Convesglass. Aiaun-
tacturoisof velvet yramee for Miniatures; and convex
glass pietuues,
catalogues :of Lanterns and Slides, witlldrreetlons
for using, -sent on 4rppliontinn. Any enterprising 'pian
can make money with a'Magia Lantern.
PIR/I
GOOD_
,RESH ARRIVALS.
o
rove •pleasure hi informing the young gentle-
- : - t. I,,- u
men o#'- Clinton-li- and vicinity., tha have_ j� s't_
opened -to -day- ••a -,lot --of •especially_ nice 'ggoods for
theSpring Trade,. consisting. of new patterns in
S
g
SPRING TWEEDS' AND COATINGS. The winter
•
being_so__;rery mild, and heavy goods being. in
such slow •demand `that: I have concluded to
bring goods that will soil. Also,al0
� _ ....
- .
line7FUR VATS, all shades and prices, about 25
per cent less -than last earsprices. •
I anticipate a large increase in. , �yalready large
e.
Tailoxing bUsiness., as. Z have engaged! NP:
Neniedy' valuable ser.rices for another year, as
Ra-'' Cat int this' advertisement torfuture reference.
WISEIVIAll BROS.,
•
D
f1EAL ESTATE �N R�f�C•
Money I,ent on Mortgages fox 2, 3, or 5 Years,
`•ilii}1trTGAGDS BOUGHT:
AMERICAN CURRENCY BOUGHT AND SOLD. ;'
.40/..NOTES OF H 1 D f)IS00UNTED.1r i
ftllerci1 at 0 per cent, allotae1 on deposits. •
Read Estate Locgi1 t and eOld on eontntission
INSURAN E at LOW RATES.
First -blabs. Ftti i, UXrn, and Acolnnat Insurance oom,
panics reprefeated.
Wo can now give loans onllrst-alas, scour ty atSper•ot
OFFICE ON HURON STREET, CLINTON.
'mos.
$..
oiinton, Aug. 21, 1877
sisaniimeinusasin
�NOE�TANINC
Yfilinx smisanr71°(•,'ItEEGSLEAVE TO STATE
1 t+!
We public that ho keeps constantly on hand
a largo and 'superior armed
CoFrINS,• CAST ETS,
••
4"ofizl Trin,niings and Robes,
Witit a splendid If diti11:. Pr..u1 Co)'r•t:cs: always
on band, Parties tan be snppliitd in ono'iliour, at
anytime, at
r�PN E'D, CENT LESS
Than can betproeuxod at any other place.
A full stock of FURNITITRE
'Alivaysenlona. •
'i Ii(SS. STEVENSoll,
oliaten,biay10,.1$71,
K N OW yrndln•Shaid: pralticeig
tante 'nte'lehaed1al
book ever isturd, entitled
SEL1' PItESE1WATION !P,
TRpt Ee FrPrbOeoul $1, sentbytrinu
,AY6s�R nn rootlet of 1)1100. ?t=.
treats ef Exhausted Vitality, Pr-matura Decline,
Nervous and t.'hysicat Debility, and the endless
rcneamitant ills and untold miseries that result
ihorefrotll, andcontuiBA more than' Seeriginal pre.
seril1)tiorls, anyone of witicli%vworthi tllp price of
the hook. This bookWas written by the in 08t ex.
teneine:inti probably the most stttlfnl practitionet
m It meriea, to whotu was awarded a goklanrl jew.
(1(110(111111(0 ythe7 ttonctMeticalAssaciatton.
,k I'lmirbicf, illustrated with the very, ilnest
fat. l I;teravinae-n mar.
?rl of rat and beatityy-- ��oo
HsA
atrt )'l.r:r to alta fien(1
F.
for it rt once.Address
P iilttt $II:UICAL
I��a 11;h•li;,..`1a.-a.1inY....,.
��
tn••14•,;• , Slos;uu,Mass,
Cutter,41,
and gentlemen can assui"e themse gyres.'
_ g 1.
that --eves effort. W-ilib-e- made, byy... _him.-to_.ive
them perfect sa ti sfact oh, Please •give
ug
a call.
As
extmonth is ourstocktaking
season,on I in-
tend •-
tend i >n large iedu loris in prices on all
in ,1 •-" Of �'laying-
classesof •goods. � � Peo a desirous
large stocks of goods for future uoe will be sure
of big,, (�ad..t.a o
�
want,
.:. ^•
40 VC
`- at the longest prices.
CLINTON, Feb. ].4, .1578..
4) I •
AGRICULTURAL WORKS,
Climax • Double Cylinder Threshing Machines,
Ctiambination and .Vibrator Threshing . Machines,
,And. all kinds uf_At'4P-Tf titT'UfAL• riaLNM,ENTS-. always :on.hatttl.
To meet the largo and increasing dos td•for onr celebrated Threshing- Machines; from a
parts of the Dominion, .wo have,. by .the •fntroihiction of. the latest and most' approved.
machinery into our works, greatly increased our manufacturing; fabilitfes; We are therefore
in a position to fill all orders promptly. . '
L'`.very machine is run and thoroughly tested before leaving the shop, and warranted)give
entire satisfaction. .. . '
dar'- prdering ei
'seto7cere send for Circulars ctnd Poateas, % ' Order early
LASQ0W 14tAGPFhE tS N& 00.,CLtrl ro
THE THOMSON &17111111.111SIGNIIPACTIMING
� ► ItAT F 0ItD
Successors to Thotrtson & Wilitarns, of Mite1re11, •
•
I CJOR: ORATED 1874. Sueces •
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Johesfoo ` harvesters Single Oen err, Mowers and. • Cobibrood Machioos
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.j�. , ... Sawing Dr oadcast..weecters, Seed Drills, H se oWors, Sawing
Machines Grain Crushers, Straw cutters, Plows, Ching Blear.% &ci,
Builders of Steam En. Ines and Boilers al) sizes,
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Contractorsrr Grist and Sato Mills complete.' il:lso;for Water Works for cities, towns and
ttillttgea,• oft the Holly 'System. tor .CTieese I'actot'' Machinery a 4Ypecialty,
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