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Lever Air-Pump. Barrel of brass, seven and :thnlfinchcslong, and two inches
in diameter. Plate of brass, eight inchesin diameter; with guard-screw, stop—
cock, and halngallon bell~glass receiver. Base and pillar of polished

NO. 2700.

No. 2300.

 

No2010. No. 30.
Address—— W. A. OLMSTED, I82 Wabash Ave., Chicago.

. . . ......$Ai().00'

IMPROVED TOEPLER ELECTRIC MACHINE.

HIS machine generates Static Electricity by friction. induction and transfer, act-
ing in union. It iseupcciully ndupted to experimentnl work in the school‘rooni and luborntory, as
it rumllillfi in pructicul working order under the most unfavorable atmospheric conditions.
Its action is automatic, instantaneous. and constant. requiring no initial charge. Its

Special features ure two plates of glues, one stutinnury and one revolving: the latter carryinu six metal
dines. brought into contact. with four wire brushes, and acting by induction and transfer on a series of discs
and connectors; two pairs of combs: two Leyden jitrh: two sliding electrodes: :1 switch with cords, handles,
und connections; a driving-wheel uxul clump. und u belt running thence to it email pulley for speed. The
wood-work is ebonized and finely polished, nnd the bruss nickel-plated und burnished.
driving wheel line it spt-einl contrimnce for tightening the belt. The outside coatings of the lieydcn
jun; nrcof nickel-plated sheet brush, screwed firmly to the base and connecting with the switch. The brush-
noltlers and the attitiontiryplnte pass through it. iiilcrdii'e it direct path to the electricity, and avoiding
the loss by clumps or curs on its edge. The plates are firmly clamped. and cannot get out of

osition. The discs (in the revolving plate are of Drum, nickel-plated. nnd not liable to become defaced
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Surplus as regards Policy—Holders, . . . . $580,80-l-Jm 380,804.30

Total Liabilities, including Capital and Surplus, . $1,275,114.02

STEAM BOILER EXPLOSIONS.

JOS. M. GLEASON,
Special Agent,
No. 17 Wiggins Block,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

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J. M. ALLEN, President.
W. B. FRANKLIN, Vice—President. F. B. ALLEN, 2d Vice—President.
J. B. PIERCE. Secretary and Treasurer.

Insurance against loss or damage to property

 

 TO USERS OF STEAM BOILERS.

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DEAR SIR:
Your attention as a steam user is called
to some facts which are of interest and im-
portance to all persons using steam power.
It is claimed by many that steam users are
liable, under ordinary circumstances, for loss
of life and injury to employés and others,
resulting from an explosion of their boilers.
While this is true under the law, where neg-
ligence is proved, the composition of juries
and the prejudice which exists under such
circumstances against corporations, makes it
almost certain that a verdict would be given
against them. In fact, in the lower courts
such decisions are not uncommon. In view
of these possibilities, if not probabilities, the
HARTFORD STEAM BotLER lstm‘Ton AND
INSURANCE COMPANY was chartered in 1868,
to cover, by its policies, loss of life and injury
to persons from such accidents, thus removing
the probability of controversy and vexatious
law suits, should an explosion of your boiler
occur.
To—day protection against loss of this kind

is sought after with the same feeling of its
necessity as is given to the question of tire
insurance.

You carry lire insurance to cover the losses
arisinggfrom fire in your establishment, (I'll!
fire [Jo/ides (lo not cover l/Ic (Ir/11mm (Io/1e by
on. cayflosirrn, unless ,Iirc («us/(us, (ll/(I then.
fort/(c damage (lone by the fire only. Many
valuable mills have been wrecked by boiler
explosions without fire following, and great
damage done to the building, stock and ma-
chinery, thus leaving the owners without any
means of redress or indemnity.

You are no doubt aware that the courts
have decided that frequent inspections must
be made of your boilers by skilled persons,
who shall make such inspections in the most
searching manner, by employing and using
the best known tests in the examination of
boilers, gauges, and other apparatus connected
therewith.

REMEMBER

that in “inspection" your interests are best

served by patronizing the company that has
the greatest experience and skill in the design-
Iing, construction, inspection, and manage—
ment of steam boilers and their dependencies.
In the Tnspection Department alone are em-

ployed men'rv—Mvn practical and ellicient
inspectors, many of whom have been with the
Company over twenty years.

The HARTFORD STEAM BOILER lxsrmr'riox
.»\.\'l) iNSITRANUlC UoMrANv makes thorough
and searching inspections periodically of all
boilers and their attachments (without extra
charge to the assured), and by their policy, in
case of explosion, hold themselves ready to
indemnify you against losses to lei’lcu'l‘Y,
LIFE, and DIsABLtNo 'lxal'uncs, to the extent
of the amount insured.

The only Company engaged in the steam
boiler inspection and insurance business exclu-
sivcly whose policies fully protect the rights

of the steam user.

SELECT THE BEST.

The Hartford Company, as you are aware,
is the PIoNElCR CoMI’ANY in this country,
having been organized in 1866, and continuing
in successful operation since. Its capital (fully
paid) is $500,000, with Assets, on January 1st,
1881), of $1,275,114.02, having a SI'RPLI‘s, as
regards policy-l’lolders, of $586,8(‘J4.36, and it
has returned to its patrons in losses paid and
inspections, the sum of $1,750,286.01.

The head office, in Hartford, is equipped
with all appliances and apparatus necessary

for testing the adaptability of the difi'erent
waters used in boilers, and also for testing the
metals to be used in the construction of boilers.
The Company is prepared to furnish plans
and specifications as to the proper construc—
tion and setting of boilers in manufacturing
establishments—in fact, no line of inquiry in
relation to the use of steam and its ell'ects has
been neglected by its officers.

\Ve should be pleased to negotiate with you
in regard to insurance upon your property, on
cHANoE OF voun Pulasnx'r POLICY, and feel
convinced, after you have fully considered the
ad 'antages olfered by us in our NEW FURM,
you will deem it wise to protect yourself with

insurance of this character.
Yours very truly,

HARTFORD STEAM BOILER
INSPECTION AND INSURANCE CO.

 

  

 

 

 

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All Dealers can supply 'his large bottle of Key-
stone jet lllztek ink at 10 cents.

Ask for Keystone Black
Experimental Size.

Every Lottie i4 guaranteed, and it you approach
ate lirsl'CizllsS Black, tree flowing lnk get a bottle
of this and try it. If it does not give Letter satis-
faction than anything you have tried, return it.

We Guarantee it. to the Dealer and he can
and will Guarantee it to you.

They also cam supply you with the Keystone
Commercinl Ink No. IO, and l’reneh Violet, in
the regular toy and 5y bottles, with our patent
corks. These inks are all fully warranted, and
it will pay you to examine them.

 

A Late Addition in the

‘U.S Mail’ Series.

Your attention is called to this very novel and at
tractive lnk stitnd tilied with our linest and
host Keystone jet lllnek lnk.

INK STANDS,

Filled with the Superior Keystone
Jet Black Ink.

THE PRICE IS

10 Gts. Each.

Each Down packed in a he): with an attractive
show card.

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THAT WILL COMPARE WITH THE

enurity Stand.

[Flint Glass, Double Metalic Screw Cap.]

For Sale by the Trade Everywhere.
'aJeqM/tJa/tg apml 3H1 liq 9112's J0_.|

, flLLED WITH THE

-Keystone Inks. -'

Can be had with Fluid, Black, Violet or Commercial No. 10.

“lo respectfully call your attention to the new Flint Desk Stand, as shown above by a life-

size cut, called “Security Stands.” They are provided with Brass and Nickel-plated Screw

Caps, highly polished, air tight, and may he had with Black, Violet, No. 10 and Fluid Keystone Inks.

These stands contain almost 4 01.. of ink; they are flat, so as not to upset, and at the same time of good

proportion, with a wide mouthed neck, giving plenty of room for the pen For a desk stand, filled with

the celebrated Keystone Inks, we feel safe in saying there is nothing on the market to compare with the

“Security” in price, quality and style. -These goods have to be seen to be appreciated. The “Security"
Stands are packed in neatly made boxes containing one stand.

J. C. BLAIR, Manufacturing Stationer,
IIUNTINGDON, PENN’A,

Price 25 Gigs. Eaeh

WWe warrant the Keystone Inks to be the best known, and by our warrant we mean that any of

' them failing to give perfect satisfaction can and should be returned, and money will be refunded.

 

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you with all Goods adverzeed herein, at prices named.

 

 

 

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A very handsome Ruled Tablet of hard sized
Manufactured by J. c. BLAIR. paper for Pen or Ink use- Ask for
Blair’s “GALAXY” Tablet.

Huntmgdon, Penn a. No. l492.

 

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130x Paper.
flulograplj .flllgums.
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 To Our1 Regular: Patrons:

In our offices are scores of clerks, and all correspondence must pass through
several Bureaus, each of which performs a certain portion of the work.

At one Bureau the young women employed give their whole attention to our
mail, which is being frequently received through the day. Their duties are, after
first carefully sorting out all personal letters, to cut open the envelopes, remove
the contents, assorting each class of letters ready for their respective depart-
ments, which their experienced eyes enable them to do with only a
glance at each letter. Drafts, checks, money orders, etc., which go to
the Cashier, are separated from the letters accompanying them, after marking the
latter with the date and amount received so that proper credit may be given in the
counting room. Cash in advance orders are sent at once to the proper desks of
the counting room, where credit for the remittance is given, and receipt
thereof acknowledged, thence to the Order Department where the order is
carefully filed away, after the necessary order slip, shipping bills, tags, etc., are
prepared and sent to the shipping office at the Carroll street buildings where they
are given first preference in packing and shipping. .

All inquiries are referred to the Correspondence Division and there again
assorted very carefully, according to the nature of each, the Secretary’s assistants,
who dictate letters to stenographers and phonographs, each making a specialty of
replies to a certain class of inquiries. The Secretary of the Company personally
dictates many of these letters.

ALL ORDERS, (not cash in advance,) go to the Order Department,
where the young women of the Credit Bureau take them, and ascertain in the case of
each order, from our records, if we have previously sold to the person ordering, and
all orders from those who have already established their credit mil/z us are mad:
ready and sent to the Shipping Office, almost as prom/Ml] as l/Io (as/z 2‘21 adranro
orders. Hence all customers when re-ordering will see the advantage of signing :
their names exactly as before (or explaining what name was formerly sent us)
and calling attention to the fact of former purchases.

To facilitate the work of our clerks, in carrying out our instructions to
hasten all shipments ordered by old customers, we request you to write your next

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order on the annexed “ old customers' order blank,’ which is of a special color,
sent only to our customers whose names are on our books. It will insure promfiz‘

fulfillment ofyour order. THE LARK"! SOAPMPG.@- @uFFALqH}

Co-operation-~a sure and easy way to save jobbers' and retailers' profits. EsrABL/SHED 1876.
—‘ ’ INCORPORATED 7892.

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,BUFFALO, N.Y.
GENTLEMEJV‘:—You may ship mo, subject to thirty days’ trial.

One Combination Box of the Larkin Soaps, etc.

 

 

 

(State here what premium you desire. Select only a premium we olfer.)

 

If after thirty days’ trial I find the Soaps and the Premium entirely
satisfactory and as represented, I will remit you $10. 00; if not, I will notify
you goods are subject to your order and you must remove them, making no
charge for what I have used.

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(Occupation,) ...................................................................................................................

(Street Address»--.
P. 4006. (P. 0.)
(State)

Glue shipping or any special packing instructions on buck. of this sheet.

0» account of the great mnnber of customers we have, nlmllurlfi/ of names sometimes canoes oonfudon
on. our hooks-to avoid. which please 1116 Occupation, Street and Numbor: New patrons mm facilitate prompt
shipment by naming references to a link or blwincns house (not (lculeru m soup).

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To all who have room and use for this handsome roomy flat top desk, we make a

remarkable otter. This desk is sold by retail dealers at from $16.00 to $20.00, and it is
worth it. The Larkin plan, applied to this desk, enables us to ofi‘er you

One Combination Box of “ Sweet Home” Soap, contents worth at retail, $10.00
Professional Man’s Flat Top Desk worth at retail, - — - - $16.00
ALL FOR $16.00 {mm is “ills”??? Elfca‘if‘fieff‘" ”“ h“; $26.00

The desk is 31 inches high, top 32 inches wide, lour leet long. Made of Solid
Oak. Paneled all around. Polished top. Two arm rests. On each side are three draws
each 3% inches deep and one 8% inches deep. Eight in all, eleven inches wide, two

leet long.

Send your order with check or money order for $16.00 and we guarantee you one
of these Desks and a Combination Box containing everything named on page 4 of our
Booklet. If everything is not perfectly satisfactory we will return your money in full.

You can make your Pastor at Christmas present of one of these Professional men’s
flat top Desks.

We will send two Combination Boxes, retail value $20.00 and the Desk too for
$20.00. Any church society can easily sell our soaps, etc., to amount of $20.00 (we will
pack boxes as you order—see page S of Booklet). The proceeds will yield the amount
needed to pay our bill and the Desk is absolutely free. Remember the. Desk is alone
worth #16.00——sold for $20.00 in many stores.

Gl‘lfeLgarkin @eeip f’lfg. @mpemJ

659 to 667 Seneca and 622 to 626 Carroll Streets, BUFFALO,’N. Y.

 

 ESTABLISHED 1880.
C. B. )IER\VIN. I 7 W ,_
)IAN'lv-C; STATIonu AND I’RIN'I‘ICR.
218 FULTON STREET.

NEW YORK.

Dear Sir:

I once more send you a few samples to remind
you that I am still in business and continue to
fill orders for Colleges and Seminaries, as satis—
factory as ever. As you will see I still continue
to give a liberal discount on all orders of $10.00

and over.

DISCOUNT 20 PER CENT.

To those for whom I have never had the pleasure

of filling an order I would say:

A.large set of samples consisting of over fifty
different kinds of paper and envelopes will be

sent to any address on application.

I use every endeavor to please each and every
customer,let their order be large or small,it is

promptly and satisfactorily filled.

After deducting the Discount from prices as printed on the sample,
you will at once see it will pay you to send for the large set of samples,

and make up a trial order.

Thanking my old patrons for past favors, which

I hope may be continued, I remain,

Yours respectfully,

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