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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-06-30
Great Gymnastie Feats in California.


The Clifornia correspondent of the
New York Tribune, writing from San
Francisco, furnishes the following items
among the news of the day.
Several extraordinary g~ymuastic fea's
have been performed here. On the 9th
inst, a Mr.. Henry Derrick drew a sulky,
weighing seventy three pounds, seven
times around the Union Race Track, a
distance Of seven miles, in ffty-four min
utes and twenty eight seconds.
On the 10Th inst, a Mr.. j. II. Moody
raised two fourteen pounds weights 3d.
600 times. four feet from the floor with
out stopping. These weights are hung
over pulieys, and the gymnast sits in a
chair, catches the rope at arms length,
draws his hand TO his shoulder, raising
the weight four feet by so doing; then
lets the weight down, raises the other,
and so on. Mr.. Moody's task lasted
about five hours.
On the 18th, Mr.. Frank Wheeler we2t
to work to beat Mr.. Moody. He sat
down at Z o'clock in the morning, and
worked till 4 P. NJ, raising 145 pound
weights. He raised them So, 617 times,
equivalent to lifting 418 tons. four feet
high. While Wheeler was at work he
ate a little broiled beef and drank some
wine given him by his friends. He lost
four pounds Of flesh during the operation.
On the 16h, Mr.. Moody pulled the
fourteen pound weights 67, 400 times in
eleven hours of unremitting labor, and
at a cost of three pounds OF his weight
His task was equivalent to lifting AIS
tons four feet high.
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AtwaGer's Improved 90
SEWING MACHINE.

Markell improvements have been made in this Ma
chine the past winter, which makes il everJ way relia-
bic and sure. The public are invited to call at ADAMS
BooKsroRE anil witness The working Of the Machine.
and obtain reference OF its wcrth, and suitableness for
family use.
u vas Awarded the Is Premium, Silver MelaI and
Diploma, at the n. Y. State Fair, held at Buffalo, Oct
9Th. ISJ7, for Practical Ut.l ty, Simplicity, Capacity,
Durability and Beauty; Singers and WheelCr's q Will
Ou's high priced Machines in competition.
Committee Of awards:
J.. CUTLER Editor OF Albany Evening Express
!. OyIATT, Esq. Practical MaehinisE and Manufac-
tufer, Rochester, n. Y.
PUINEAS STANTON, Secretary Of Ingham Univer-
/ sity. y. Y. and
CALVIN HURBERT. Esq New York.
This Machine has been pronounced by Scientific
I and Skilful Mechanics. to be the
MOST DURABLE. PRACTICAL AND COMPLETE
MACHINE EVER INVENTED
The Patentees claim that il is, in fact the most relia-
BILE Machine ever offered to the public. It's chief excel
3euce consisting in its astonishing simplicity
The principle is entirely SEw and O1IsrNAL, and
wholly unlike any other Machine in the world The
durability exceeds the best Sl25 machine. bccaSse it
is entirely dives;ed Of anything like complicated ma
chinery. SO common to all machines now known to the
public. 1t has neither LooFEK. HOOK, sHuTrLE, SPRISa
or CAM. to get out af order, and
Is MOST EFFECTIVE IN IFS OPERATION.
as any one can readily see upon a slight examination
n IS emPAaiieaHg Hhs machine fer ths people.
It has but to be seen to be admired, and used to he
APPRECIATED.
The examiner Of Sewing Machines at the The US.
Patent Office, remarked OF it that IN mas the n0st
marked imProrsmeH; in Se7iag Machines, tkat he had
sesa from the beginning"
This Machine is for sale in Trumhull county. by p.
W. of Bristol. and E. Z. CLARK, of Wind
ham. Portage Co, o.. whOare the sole proprietjrso OF
the right to sell in s1id county Machines kept on
hand. and all orders accompanied with the cash,
promptly attended 10 lJan--O' So-ly-I
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Departure of Atlantic Telegraph Expedi.

The telegraph squadron, consisting Of
the Niagara, the A~gamemnon, the Valor-
ous, the Go:gon and the ~porcupine, START
ed from Plymouth Sound at ten o'clock
on the morning of the 10Th of June, for
mid ocean, where the work Ct submerg-
ing the Atlantic telegraph cable will
be commenced some time between the
10Th and ooh inst. The particular
point selected is in Ion. 50 deg . min N,
and 33 deg. 10 min w. where the depth
of the ocean is 1000 faIhoms. The
ships are TO keep in company until they
arrive a, this locality; 40 prevent the pos
sibiliiy of any delay when they reach
their destination. But a glance at the
chart on The telegraph plateau it will be
seen that The point selected is fifty miles
nearer to the cost of Newfoundland than
il is TO The coast of ireland; but as the
Niagara with be obliged to land the cable
at the head of Trinity Bay, she will have
no advantage. That Bay is about sixty
miles long, so that the spot spot chosen
will be half way between tie points of
connection.
The weather is as fine as could be
wished and the expedition started under
the most favorable auspices.
Ninety additional miles Of cable have
been placed on the Niagara and Aga
memnon during The past five lays, so
there is now on board both ships 1910
miles, or a little more than fifty pei cent
OH The distance between Ireland aud New
found aid.
Among the scientific men on the Ma
CARA is Lieutenant The Baron de Boye.
one of The Aids of the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, High Admiral Of The Russian
Navy.
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WARREN. WEDNESDAY, JUNE so.
Republican State Convention.

A Republican State Convention 10
nominate a State Ticket, will be held at
Columbus on the 18Th day Of July next,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Nominations will
then be made for the following officers 4:
One Supreme Court Judge, Attorney
General. Member of the Board of Public
Works, and Comptroller. The basis OF
representation in said Convention will be
,he vote given for Governor CHASE al tie
last annual election. Each county will
b, entitled to one delegate for every 500
votes so given. and each fraction above
half that number will also be entitled 10
80 a delegate. By this rule Trumbull
county will be entitled 10 seven delegates.
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Pleasure Excursion.

The splendid steamer North Star will
make a pleasure excursion for the bene.
fit of the n. E. Church, leaving her dock
at Cleveland, at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and al
| and ) o'clock P. NJ. A fine Band Of
Music will be in attendance.
AT AKRON. the performances will be
on the 81. Gen. Crowell delivers the
Grafton, which will be a good one. The
Akron people are spirited, and will do il
up in the old style.
The citizens of Ashtabula will ecle-
brate on Monday the 9th. j. Q. Farm
err, Esq., is to deliver the Grafton.
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Mr. Ritezel Prnmnted.

VIM. Ritezel, editor and publisher Of
the Trumbull Democrat, has been APP
pointed deputy U. S, marshal for that
county. We are pleased at this appoint
ment, as Mr.. Ritezel is a democrat all
over, will make a good officer, and de-
servestdot or some better position.-C Can
field Sentinel.
We TOO, congratulate Mr.. R. upon his
appointment, not like the Sentinel. be-
cause he is a democrat all over. which
we do not consider a very high econ
mendation in these days; but because iu-
dividually, he is a man, all over. 1.-THE
office pays, we are glad Of it, as for the
honor, that is questionable.
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The Cincinnati Gazette in noticing thu
appearance of a new counterfeit $40 bill
on the State Bank-says they are so vel
executed that people ought to refuse al
notes Of hat denomination on the branch.
es of the State Bank. The plates of the
Bank from one dollar up TO twenty have
now been couuterfeited. and in all cases
the spurious engrayings have been well
executed.
The trial OF Francis Z. and MAN Y.
Heath, at Lowell, for the murder Of lheir
father, in the town of Dracutt, closed yes
terday. The prisoners were found guilty
of murder in the second degree. Fran
CTS was sent to State Prison for life. The
sentence of MAN was deferred.
The Democrats in the Sen ate. passed
a bill increasing the rate of postage from
three to FIVE cents, but the House refus-
ed TO concur. Such are the straits Of
the Government for funds, that We shall
not be surprised 10 hear that the bill be-
came alaw before fual adjournment.
WESTERN RESERVE COLLEGE at HUD-
soN.--The Commencement Exercises will
be held on Thursday, July 8h.
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DISEASE OF THE STOMACH

The stomach is the most liable to get out Of order
Hence how important that no diseased mltter clOc its
operation, y hieh would calse nausea and distress by
our food. IL also weakens the brain, destroys the
memory, creates pains and dimness, and various ar
hictiOns in the head. It produces great difficulty in
breathing and swallowing. Sometimes fainting and
Cts will enSue; also bad breath, restlessness and great
loss Of strength. II not Immediately attended to, the
blood will carry the disease through the whole system
AMI death will end the work. From p Ia 1"f.L.ese Pills
a das will keep the digestive organs in a healthy con.
Ion, and uEclOs or carry away all impure matter,
anil thoroughly restore and cleanse the stomach; at
the same time the Pills will so purify the blood. as TO
drive away all manner Of disease from the system.
W0RaS.-In a quantity Of corrupted matter, there
is always to he found a nest of worms. They cannot.
neither will they stay anyghcre else. Weak stomach
and bowels are subject to them. as they have not suhi-
cient power to digest their food. Hence 4 large heap
OF matter is lodged, and worms must he the result. 4
few doses of these Pills will disturb them in their nest
and drive them out OF the system
1t should be remembered that an occasional dose
when in health, especially after taking cold, will pre-
vent the disease from forming in the body.
DR. MoEsEs INDIAN ROoT Pills are sold BE- z. A.
Smith d Co, Woods * Pew, Warren, and by all medi-
cine dealers in the county.
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Celebration of the Fourth.

AT Cleveland the Fourth is 10 be ap-
propriaiely celebrated by Professions,
Fire Works, Guns, DC. A new feature
is TO be introduced, a Regatta will take
place On the Lake. The Yachts will sail
a certain distance, and return; the spec
tators will view the race from steamers,
(which will accompany or follow the
yachts, or from the shore.
Luckily this celebration comes off on
the 9Th, SO that our folks can, after eel
ebrating at home. try it again at CleYe-
land
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The O~ra,ious by the young gentlemen.

The orations by the young gentlemen.
all bore evidence of careful study.
The Singing was remarkably good
Mr.. French, the teacher of Music, has
one Of the finest bass voices we have
ever heard.
The laboratory is well furnished with
Philosophical, Chemical and Astrono-
mical Apparatus, and has a Library Of
several hundred volumes.
The Institution seems in a flourishing
condition, has a competent Faculty, and
its Executive Board is composed of bust
ness men.
The building is large and commodi.
Gus, the location pleasant and healthy,
and the community in its vicinity moral
and intelligent.
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FITS! FITS!! FITS!!!
DR. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT
FPTIFpTyC Pills

For the cure Of Fits, SBasMs, Cramps and all Nervous
and Constitutional Diseases.
Persons who are lahoring under this distressing NAL,
ady wiIIfnd Dir. HANCE'S VEGETABLE EPiLEPTIC
PILLS to he the only remedy ever discovered for cur.
ing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.
These pills possess a specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especially for
the purpose Of curing Fits, they will he found Of espe.
cial benefit foI all persons Athlete with weak nerves,
tered from any cause whatever. In chronic com.
plants, or diseases Of long standing, superinduccd By
nervousness, they are exceedingly be nehcial.
Price 81 per box. or two boxes for 81. Persons out
Of the city, enclosing a remittance, will have the pills
sent them through the mail, free OF postage. For sale
by SETH :. HANCE, No. los BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore. Md. to WHOM orders from ell parts Of the
Union must he addressed, post paid.
lima - -
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Removal Of the Remains of President
Monroe.

Mr.. Monroe was buried in New York
city. 1t is now proposed to remove the
remains to Richmond, Virginia, where n
suitable monument will be erected. The
entire 9Th Regiment of New York have
volunteered to escort the remains TO Rich
mond at their own expense. The Regi-
ment will turnout about five hundred
strong. The remains will be dis inferred
on the ID of July and viii lie in state at
the City Hall unit! the Sd, when they will
proceed 10 Virginia. Gen. Scott, on being
invited TO act as one of the pail bearers
on the occasion, SAYS:
l feel that there will be a special prop
rietv in my presence on the interesting
occasion, as | was one Of the personal
friends of The ex-Presidcnt, who attended
him throughout his last illness, and closed
his eyes.
Mr. Monroe died in 1891, and all the
pali-bearers-so saws the n. Y. CONNER
ciqI-who cficiated on the occasion are
now dead. Those bearers were Senator
Southland of n. J., Mayor Varick of New
York, John Watts, John Ferguson,
Thomas Morris. Gov. Ogden of n. ] 3,
Col. Trumbull and David Brooks
GeueldRd Herald
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FRAUDS on THE PosT OFFICE Since
Monday morning last over s!crtv suspic
ious packages, purportinge each TO De zone
newspaper" have been overhauled by
the clerks at our post office here, and
found to contain contraband matter, Col
lar patterns, Indian moccasins, baby dres
ses, gloves, daguerreotypes, letters and
every conceivable thing which could be
wrapped up in a paper so as to avoid let
ter postage. The postage assessed on
these parcels amounted to about fifty dol
lars st. Paul MinneSotiaR.
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Supreme Judge.

Among the names mentioned in con-
n%ectiOn with the Office OF Supreme Judge,
we notice in several of our exchanges,
that of Franklin I. Backus, of Cleveland.
A better selection could not be made
As a lawyer, he has no superior in the
Safe, and his character as a private cit
izen is equal TO his reputation as a law
yer.
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The Mansfield Herald states thar
Messrs. Spice 81 Son, during the pas
month, have shipped 652 barrels of eggs
and Mr.. Mlrshall 9oO barrels, making
in all lIO,9Ol dozen, counting seventy.
two dozen TO the barrel. During the
year 1857; Messrs. Spice and Son alone
shipped l,932 barrels of eggs. During
the present season the same firm have
also shipped $3.50 pounds ofbuiter aud.
in 1851 The snug little roll of 264, 500
pounds.
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Deaths.

At the residence of his hrother-in-law, DR.
Moore. in Huron Kansas, on Saturday morning
May 29th, 1853, of Typhoid Fever, WM. +
BARTHOLOMEW, son of Lorenzo Bariholo.
new, of Vienna, TrumLull Co. Ohio, in the 22d
year of his age.
The deceased was a young man OF rare bust
ness talents, of kind and courteous manners
which made him universal favorite. He came
TO Kansas in the spring of 1881, entered intu a
successful and prosperous business, and in the
fall returned to his native town tospend the win
ter among his friends. A few days after his re-
turn to Leavenworth City. in April Of the pres
ent year he was attacked with the fatal disease
which resulted in his death. His death will be
painfully felt by a large circle Of friends who
had not the mournful satisfaction of watching
at his bedside during his protraeted illness, and
Of smoothing his dying pillow. when at last the
inevitable hour had come. During his briei
s%ojourn here. he had made many friends and no
enemies, but upon the very threshold of Il career
of usefulness, the remorseless destroyer has cut
him down. Con-.
Portage County Democrat, Youngstown pa
pers please copy.
In Vienna, Wednesday morning, June 10th,
JULIUS II. TREAT, aged 30 years.
Mr. Treat was called suddenly from our midst
on Wednesday the 10th inst, he went to War
rem on business, and returned 70 lie down on his
bed of sickness and of death. On Thursday
the 18th we were called to the solemnities of his
funeral, which We're num,rJusly attended, by n
deeply sympathizing community. The dcceas-
cd was sustaining all the domestic, social, and
christian relations, with unusual fidelity. As n
son and brother, Il husband and father, he was
atfectiOnate. rs n member and steward OF the
NJ. L. church he was found faithful. His grow
ing preparation for n peaceful end. had been
witnessed by many who had observed his course.
Though endeared to this world by every tie of
interest and affection. yet the attractions Of the
heavenly state had a superior power; so that he
not only willingly, but joYfully bid adieu to the
dear ones Of earth to go and be with the Lord.
An appropriate and impressive discourse was
preached at his funeral by Rev. y. Norton Of
Warren, Presiding Elder of this district. from
l Cor. ). f.. Mr.. 7. has left a widow and two
sons as heirs to the promises ofhis covenant God
and Father.
MANY fail as sudden, not as safe"
In Mesopotamia. Oh the 18th inst, Mrs. LU-
CY HARRIS, wife of Mr.. Asa Harris in the
10Th year of her age.
Mrs. Harris. was the mother OF Gen. 6. d. Har-
ris, editor of the Ohio Cultivator.
In Warren, on the 10th ult, Sir. JOHN W.
FOX, one OF our most highly esteemed and val
ued citizens, in the 59th year o: his age.
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CARD TO LADIES.

NJ. PERcIEs" HNCHIsH" PILLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention Of American ladies' to il,
a Invaluable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
and there will be no recurrence Of the complaint if this
remedy is used according to directions, which accom-
pany each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EsCEISTE. Pr SzspeefiHg thsmsel5es so, ere
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage you'd
eEsae. Ladies desiriag an Increase Of family Sh0HEd
iJ0reg0 their use ENTIRELY. as a fen pills each month
you'd be sure TO PrcreHf pregnancy.
Froprietors, Importers, or agents can be in no wise
responsible after this aimonition. Although certain
in effect, they are SO mild IS never to produce injury
to the health.
MAIL PACKAGES.
Having the appearance OF an ordinary letter. Price
Sl,00) are sold only by our general agents. who viii
send them by mail. post paid. on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,25; Half Boxes . cents. Messrs. Y. y. Al
DEN K Co., Cleveland, o., are our general agents.
All orders will he promptly filled by them.
Sold 10y WOODS d PEW. Wholesale Agents. and Z.
4. SMITH * CO. Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. June 81. SLY
REJOICE YE S-UFFERERS-Rise ne Bedrid5ea
CriPPles.-Dr. Tomas VENETIAN L:SINESr can now
he procured. It'll warranted n speedy cure for Chronic
Rheumatism. Collie, Cramp. Cuts, Pains Of all kinds-
or no pay. Do not suffer when you can he instantly
relieved. Price p K 30 cts. Depot. SO Cortlanit
Street, New York.
Sold by WOODS & PEW, Warren; JAMES WARD
H. co. Niles, and others throughout the CONT.
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ATLANTIC MoNTHLY.-Terms 50; Pub.
lished by Philips, Sampson d. Co., 1a
Winter Street, Boston. Mass.
Another, the July number of the At
lantic has made its welcome appearance.
Among the contents are another chapter
of The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,
and Poems by LongfellOw and Whit
tier.
The Atlantic and the Chronicle will
be sent 10 our subscribers, h year, for
So 81.
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Mr.. HIRAM JUDsoS-Dcar SIR: As you ask my opin-
ion OF Kirby's Moving Machine, in reply l will say
after Witnessing the operation Of the different machines
brought into the field at several trials Of Movers. dur
ing the past season. my opinion is. that when tested
upon any principle Of practical utility. as a Moving
Machine. Kir5y's has appeared to work as well as any
other. and from my knowledge o. machinery, l think It
one OF the best constructed Machines in use The
priuciple upon which it is bnilt. combines cheapness,
SIMPLICITY and durability: the draft is light. and com
paratively little side draft. 1 think it we'll adapted to
Yours, P. ". MILLS.
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P. ". MILLS.


Mr. HIRAM JrDsOS-Sir: In reply to your inquiry
respecting the utility of Kirhy's Moving and ~lieaping
Machine. We say. our seasons using has fully satisfied
rs that il possesses Just the principles necessary to
meet the wants OF the farming community. Ours has
fully met our expectations. and proves to be a machine
OF Tery Ii,ht draft. working we'll ever any surface fit
for a meadow, and in any kind OF grass or grain, and
cutting it close and clean And after using Kirby 5
Machine, we are satisfied that two wheels are as unne-
cassarv 10 A Moving Machine as five would be to q
wagon. On the whole we are pleased with our pur-
chase. and We should Kirhy's Machine as
a Mover or Reaper. as preferable To any IN use
Nosl respectfully yours.
r.. z. BENJAMIN,
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Commencement Of Western Reserve Sem.
mary, at Pennington.

The Fourth Annual Commencement
Of this Institution came off on Thursday,
the 94t5, inst.
A part of the exercises had been I'm.
ished before our arrival, but those which
we did hear, were creditable alike to
scholars and teachers.
Change" an Essay read by Miss
Anna Baster, Of Orange. was well con-
ceived. Mountains" by Miss Emily
Wetmore, of Charlestown, was a fine
specimen of word painting. 1.-The Jour
ney of Life" by Miss Louisa J. Green,
OF Pennington, wes another, with more
Of light than shadow. 1--WE could not
help thinking that he will be a lucky
man, who travels Lies Journey with
her. 1.-The Question SettIed,'') by Miss
Emily Gates, of Greene. Miss Emily
advocated perfect submission to the lords
Of creation, but in such a way Il at her
essay had a terrible squirting toward,
wcunan's rights. The essay was some
thing like Senator Pugh's coursei in Con
gress, speaking on one side of a question
and voting on the other. In the Vale
dictory. by Miss Janette Beach, of May
field. she spoke IN the warmes terms of
The Faculty, and paid a high compliment
to the social qualities of the citizens of
Pennington.
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HORSE TAMIN G.
THE GREAT SECRET OUT AT LAST.

All the known Secrets OF Rarey and other celebrated
Horse Tanners, will be sent by mail, post paid, on
receipt OF Two DOLLARS.
Address WI. RAREY Box 652.
June 20 -JS-Gy. Cleveland. Ohio
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FIcrIrIoUs ADDRESSES TO LETTERS
The Postmaster General has decided that
when letters reach any post office. adj
dressed 10 fictitious James or parties, they
shall not be delivered TO any one claiming
TO be the representatives of the addressed
parties, but must be sent TO the depart
ment As dead letters.
This strikes us as an as. sumption Of au-
thorily that savors strongly of European
despo;ism.
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r. 2. BENJAMT
Z. T.. PRINCE

Tmx ufomrTHI 81 Hoc-m MI Rarsh dr syncuninJ MEF - umrGea upcso of the Uni
ted states Agricultural Society," uI yy deep interest throughout thee country. The were fourteen
Conbmd Machines n OF UhGhw were uIsutU the ssveIH tests of strength ana ability to do
SdE@ saw that with oar Machine news vas and without Inexperienced oerOr+u the Judges awarded Il
the SECOND PREMIUMl Whtn machine in the first yarof its xienceU T toka as Ugh aSaniv while
cores ave- gone oto Nee atrey-
WrO o. June O. Iss5wJ EDWARD HoYT & CO.