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m DeseFiption of the GiFtnnneF Attachment
For burning Straw, Hay, Oom, Cobs, Corn Stalks, Etc.
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HOW IT OPERATES.
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the ordinary way i-. ! l
from an air-tihl nnr:
by making complete cl i
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room first, making .m t
inc the neces-if, of rul
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fact that sevent-five percent of the fuel burned
Near I all of this loss is averted by feeding the fuel
iue. charinu" the same and consuming the smoke, there-
' "he down dra "i. ' heats the lower portion of the
. , v,. 'ature th.o.i thout, and at the same timeavoiil
' r s,uch intense tires in cold weather.
Third. By uivinu dot. Me the lu'atinu; surface.
Fourth. y a skilled at ranqement of drafts, the lire is at all times under
perfect control, and ir'1 ! e ki pt for many hours with one filling.
Firm. Ten pounds of straw, weeds or trash, or twenty pounds.of cobs, will
burn from three to six hours, with sufficient heat for cooking, or for heating the
rooms.
It can be readily seen that the farmer saves his entire fuel bill by the use of
the Girtanncr Attachment; and the towns-people save from forty to sixty per
cent, thus keeping the money at home.
Further than this, it makes a new home industry, instead of sending millions
combines, the heretofore waste products of the farm arc
need.
The Girtanner Coal Attachment
For Stoves, Furnace and Boilers.
j2 of money to the coal
liits utilized to supply the
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The principles invoked in this attachment are very simple. The attach
ment makes the lucl sell-leedmg and isair-tight. I lie down draft is also
plied, and it burns the smoke and gases before they leave the (ire-box.
Seventy-lie per cent of the strength of the fuel ordinarily escapes in the
smoke. By this method of burning, the tars, pitches and carbons which arc con
tained in the smoke are utilized. It also avoids the gas, smoke and soot which
is created by the ordinary method of burning coal.
It gives a larger heating surface and avoids the necessity of making in
tense fires to get the desired temperature.
Physicians recommend the Girtanner Attachments for the general health of
the home.
They can be used with any old stove thus avoiding the necessity of buying a
new one.
Saves 40 per cent on your coal bill.
Consumes the smoke and gases.
The down draft and the scientific principles of utilizing the smoke, gases,
tar, etc., as fuel.
Now to the point. The Grirtanner Attachment consumes its own smoke, fire gas and combustion by burning them and
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Hay, Straw, Corn Cobs, Stalks. Manure, Sawdust. "Weeds, Garbage, Etc., instead o coal or wood.
Koehersperger-Hallam Heating Go,,
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On Exhibition in the room north of Mizer's Grocery Store.
G. YOUNG-BERG-, Traveling Agent.
Kansas City, Missouri.
General Offices, 217 Wyandotte St.
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BRIGHT'S DISEASE
Is the most dangerous of all
Kidney Diseases. Pains in the
"f Back, Irregularities in the Urine,
I Swelling of the Limbs or Ab-
domen are the first symptoms
Dr. J. H. McLEAN'S
LIVER AND KIDNEY BALM
Has proven in thousands of cases and for many years,
to be the Peerless Remedy for this dreaded disease
Por Ml avMjrwbera. Price, fi.oo pr bottl.
THE DR. J. H. MCLEAN MEDICINE CO., ST. LOUIS, Mo.
SHERWOOD & ALBRIGHT,
GROC6RS
Humboldt, Minnesota and Amboy Hour
AGENTS FOlt
Chase &: Sanborn's Coffees.
FRKSll VKGETABI.KS AND FRUITS OF ALL KINDS IN SEASON.
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AMBOY.
(J. W. lJaker wold tlircu hogs.
Coin husking is the order of the duy
in this vicinity.
Thu Milling Cm. Imve their du nip
completed mid arc receiving from 300
to 500 bushels f grain per day.
Mr. Harvey Cox is spending his
holiday vaontiou with his parents. Ho
speaks well of the Orleans College.
Mr. E.J. Ilines linn opened his tan
nery for the fall and winter receipts (
hides, Mr. Kmick having boon takeu in
as junior partner.
Some of our small boy have eon.
trautrd the habit of whispering in
Endeavor All should remember that
the Endeavor isn't a place of amuse-meut.
W. II. McKiinmcy, ueueral manager
of the II & M. with his gang of twenty
men have completed laying the swlteh
ti tick iu front, of thu mill. The general
manager is undoubtedly the best tiack
layer west of the Mississippi river.
The Cluistums entertainment given
by the Author Sunday school was u
gland success and the pultons of the
school should congt ululate themselves
upon placing thn management of the
entertainment in the hands of w efll-
eieui anil skilled ttaiuer as Mrs. Frank
Ftishie has pi oven herself to he The
children acted their patts well and the
music was simply entrancing
Kev. Dat by of the First M E. Church
f K.'d Cloud will delivei his favorite
and entertaining lectin e on "Wit and
Humor," at the Amboy school houso,
December 29th. Everybody cotdiallv
invited to attend. The lecturo will bo
given under the auspices of tho Y. I
S. C. E. Admission in cents for adults
and 10 cents for those between the
ago of 12 and 15. Children admitted young couple expecfto reside on the
free. irroninn 040 aete farm. Mr.Saladen Imv.
We have just received the news that iK recently erected a palatial dwell.
Mr. Al Merrit and Miss Magciu Spoole . '"K R most conspieioiis place from
have united iu the holy bonds of wed
lock. The people of this neighborhood
tender their congratulation and wish
him a long and happy life.
At 11 o'clock on the 23id al the lesi
donee of the bride's patents, Miss
Susie Baker and Alfied Saladcu wcic
united in mat riago, Mlss.IessieCockrall
acting ai bridesmaid and Mr. Anton
Green as best man; Miss Blanche Dat by
playing the wedding inarch and Itev.
Dai by tying the knot thai made thn
heaits beat as one. Only the l datives
and a few intimate friends wen pies
ent. Among tho number wore: Messrs,
C. C Cox, J.W. Salatlen, S Millei,
Jno. Saladeu, C. H. Frisbie, F. Cockrall
F. S. triable, J. II. Maker, .1. Harues,
J M.Dai by, 0 M. Warner, W. II. Mc
Kinimey, E A. Ton II, I. Frisbio, Win.
Until, Kobt. Mitchell. Mosdames, Cox,
Cockrall, Miller, Lewis, Warner, F.
Ftishie, Hurd. C. II. Fiishie, Dodge,
Baker, Saladen, J. W. Saladcu, Prase,
Young, McKiinmcy Misses, Daisy
Frisbie, Illauclie Datby, Myitln Holes.
Jessie Cockrall, Mary Hakei, Gertie
Hiown, Jennie Carpenter, Jennie
Saladen, Ida linker, Alta Haker The
picsunt.s wore numeious and coolly.
Among them wine, 1 funo) imiioited
water set; 1 linen tablecloth, 1 set gold
iteseit spoons, 1 elegant p.nloi lamp;
I uii silk chair tidies, 1 not ,ihor
plated llntiions; l.Ieine cow, 1 liatu
bletonian driver; 1 cut glass water
pitclier; 1 bed spread; 1 silver plated
caster; solid silver ilcsoi t spoon; 1 but
ter knife; 1 hook of niles for house
keeping; 1 English embossed tieacln
holder; 1 dining loom lamp. The
which moy can view me nroau acies
well cultivated and waving witli grain
in its loason and permeating theair;
the lovely fragrance of the twenty
acre orchard which is located on the
west bank of thu nttiticial lake which
h.ts alteacly come iu such prominence
asapleasuie resort among the young
folks, one of which his wife has always
been one of the molt graceful rowers
and skaters and the most lucky in fish
ing, since it was on is mossy banks
that she captuied the heart of the com
panion she lias now taken forlife. Mr.
Mr. Saladeu coiigratuliMes himself in
winning so gicat a prize and it is with
pleasure we extend the bride and
groom the right hand of fellowship
and wish them a long and happy life as
the omnipotent hand of fate points iu
that diifetion.
lUSSKI.KUA..l.K.
STATE LINE.
Tho holiday vacation at the academy
began Thuisilay.
Finuk Arrants has a job over tho
liver husking corn.
A Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Yeai to you.
llui i ah for the leap year pint i
Mi IlcciiVi Wednesday night.
I H. Dillon pleached at the En-iiu
-chool house biiiulny afternoon
Mis Emilia Leggett is going to have
a diiiiioi at her school Chi Mums
.Miss Alva Stanton who has been
teaching iu Republic county returned
home Satin day.
Mr. Mouis of Walnut cieek spoke at
Noith lirauch last Simdii on the sub
ject of "Peace."
Protracted meetings closed atNoilli
Hianeh Saltirda night, but are still
going on at Maple Grove.
MlssS.idio Arrants 1 spending the
holidays at home. She has been at
tending school at Fail Hold.
Mrs.Truehlood nud two of tier sous
are visiting her father, Mr. Hunting
ton, and hor sister, Mrs. Davis.
FIFTEEN YEARS!
aJfercr with Lame Hack. I
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Trrilnnhi, N. V., June 80. UOt.
Dr M. M Fbn.nf.ii. Dear Sir:
I most cheerfully rccoimacntl your Kldnoy
ami IIjcIiiicIiu euro for wtiat'lt lias dnuo for
nii' Ihavolarnasuffen'r for flfteon years
Itli laiiin Illicit and Ulilnuy trouble. Hoii'.o
Uiik". my liiick hits lioun o had I could liurd
ly HtralKliten up for a month at u time. I
would ho taken with a xtltcli In tho buck that
would lust (rum three d.iys to a month. The
doctors could lo mono relief. Ono physl
dun suld I hud htrulued my buck and thorn
was no cure fur It.
Two ycurw iik 1 not six bottles of your
Kidney mid ll.u'kiiclio Cure and ono tiottlo of
your IIIimxI and Uvor Ktumsly und Norvo
Tonic. Itellef tiemiu atunce. and continued
unuiteruptedly to a perfect cure."
FOR SALE HY O. L. COITING.
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