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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

Convenient Custom-The author Of
'Wanderings in Brittany gives the follow
ing illustration of thoughtful care for the
wants of manageable young men The
peasantry around Josselin retain their old
dresses and customs in perfection the girls
especially have habit that would save
much trouble were it introduced into more
civilized circles. They appear on tete days
in red under-petticoats, with white or yell
low borders around them the number Of
these denotes the portion the father is will
ling to give his daughter; each white band
representing silver, betokens hundred
francs of rent, and each yellow band means
gold and stands for thousand francs per
year. Thus any young man who sees a
face that pleases him, has only to glance at
the trimmings of the petticoat to learn in
an instant what amount of rent accompa-
nies it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

H@M Mrs. Elizabeth Litzenberger died at
the Stark County (Ohio) Infrmary, on the
1st inst, aged 102 years, 10 months and
20 days. When a girl she was great
favorite of General Washington, for whom
she cooked during his visits to Little York,
Pa, which so pleased him that he Of
fered her permanent situation in his fam
ily, which she declined During her whole
life the deceased was hard working wo-
man. For the last quarter of century
she has struggled with abject poverty, Of
ten not knowing where she should find a
shelter and bed for her worn-out body.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

Photogrophing from BaHoon-A
novel and interesting experiment was tried
in Providence on Thursday, by Mr.. Black,
daguerreotypist, of Boston. 1t was an at
tempt to obtain Photographic views of
Providence and suburbs from a balloon.
A balloon, held by rope, was allowed to
ascend to the heighth of 200 feet, from
which elevation several Photographic views
were taken of the city, bay and surround
ing country. The result Of this expert
ment, which was undertaken under the di-
rection of DIR. VIM. II. Helme, of Provi-
dence, cannot be fully known until the i'm
pressions are taken from the plates but it
has proved the feasibility Of taking photo
graphic views in this manner. 1t was the
intention Of the eronauts, after this pre-
liminary ascension, to make long voyage
IN the balloon, and take views over an ex-
tent of country; but the observation Of the
sun rendered this impossible
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

Pulling his Eyes out.-A rag-picker, in
Memphis, while walking about the wharf
was seized with fit of insanity, and made
vigorous attempt to pull both Of his eyes
out. Running his fingers into his eyes, he
endeavored to pull the balls from their
sockets, and before discovered, actually
succeeded in tearing away portion of his
left eye! He was discovered, however, in
the attempt, and four men found it diff
cult to prevent him from carrying out his
determination nor did they succeed until
they had bound him fast with, cords
Memphis Inouirer.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30
KNoxHILLE. Aueust 6. 1860.


Mr.. Jordan Clark have your letter of
the Goth ult., and hasten to let you know
the precise time when ! expect to come
out and formally announce that | have
joined the Democratic party. When the
sun shines at midnight, and the moon at
midday-when man torgets to be selfish, or
Democrats lose their inclination to steal
when nature stops her onward march to
rest, or all the water courses in America
flow up stream-whcn flowers lose their
odor and trees shed no leaves-when birds
talk, and beasts of burden laugh when
damned spirits swap hell for heaven, with
the angels of light, aud pay them boot in
mean whiskey-when impossibiities are
in fashion, and no proposition is too absurd
to be believed, you may credit the report
that have joined the Democrats.
join the Democrats Never, SO long
as there are sects in churches, weeds in
gardens, feas in hog pens, dirt in victuals,
disputes in families, wars with nations, wa
ter in the ocean, bad men in America, or
base women in France-no, Jordan Clark,
you may hope, you may congratulate, you
may reason, you may sneer, but that cannot
be. The thrones of the Old World, the
court of the Universe, the government Of
the world, may all fall and crumble into ru-
in-the New World may commit the ma
tional suicide of dissolying this Union, but
all must occur before join the Democra-
cy!
I join the Democracy Jordan Clark,
you know not what you say when / join
Democracy, the Pope of Rome will join the
Methodist Church, when Jordan Clark Of
Arkansas, is President Of the Republic Of
Great Britain, by universal suffrage of a
contented people, when Queen Victoria
consents to be divorced from Prince Albert
by county court in Kansas, when Con-
gress obliges by law, james Buchanan to
marry European Princess, when the Pope
leases the Capitol at Washington for his
city residence, when Alexander Of Russia
and Napoleon of France arc elected Sena-
tors in Congress from New Mexico, when
good men cease to go to heaven, or bad
men to hell, when this world is turned up
side down, when proof is afforded, both
clear and unquestionable, that there is no
God, when men turn to ants, and ants to
elephants, | will change my political faith,
and come out on the side Of Democracy
Supposing that this full aud frank letter
will enable you to fix upon the period when
[ will come out full l-grown Democrat, and
to communicate the same to all whom it
may concern in Arkansas,
[ have the honor to be, &C.,
". G. BRowNLoT.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30
MEIZEHnIN COUNTY, PAo
New Series---Vol. XIV, No. AZ.

ing years he had been, It's President. It
his direct care and consideration, and the
association of his name with it has pro-
badly been its very greatest collateral
support. He considered it no dcmerit in
the society that it tended to relieve slave
holders from the troublesome presence of
the free negroes but this was far from be-
ing its whole merit in his estimation In
the same speech from which | have quoted
he says - There is a moral fitness in the
idea ot returning to Africa her children,
whose ancestors have been torn from her
by the ruthless hand Of fraud and violence
Transplanted in a foreign land, they will
carry back to their native soil the rich
fruits Of religion, civilization, law and lib
erty. May 1t not be one Of the great de-
signs of the Ruler OF the universe, (whose
ways are often inscrutable by short sight
ed morals thus to transform an original
crime into signal blessing to that most
unfortunate portion of the globe?' This
suggestion OF the possible ultimate rcdcmp-
ton Of the African race and African con
tlnent was made twenty-five years ago.
Every succeeding year has added strength
to the hope OF Its realization. May it In
dead be realized. Pharaoh's country was
cursed with plaques, and his hosts were
lost in the Rcd Sea for striving to obtain
captive people who had already served
them more than four hundred years. May
like disasters never befall US Ii, as the
friends of colonization hope, the present
coming generations Of our countrymen
shall by any means succeed in freeing our
land from the dangerous presence of slav-
cry, and, at the same time, in restoring a
captive people to their long lost father-land
with bright prospects for the future, and
this, too, so gradually. that neither races
nor individuals shall have suffered by the
change, 1t will indeed be glorious consum-
nation. And if, to such consummation,
the efforts Of Mr.. Clay shall have contrib
uted, it will be what he most ardcntly
wished; and none of his labors will have
been more valuable to his country than his
kind.
But Henry Clay is dead. His long and
eventful life is closed Our country is
prosperous and powerful but could it have
been quite all it has been, and is, and is to
be, without Henry Clay? Such man the
times have demanded, and such, in the
providence of God, was given US, Let US
strive to deserve, as far as mortals may,
the continued care of Divine Providence,
trusting that in future national emcrgen-
cies. lie will not fail to provide us the in
struments of safety and security.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30
When Parson Brownlow Will Join the
Patent Democrats.

An Arkansas correspondent, who proba
bly, wanted to wake up Rev, Mr.. Brown
low, of the Knoxville (Tenn.) Wing,
wrote to the latter, stating that he had
learned with pleasure upon what he con-
sidered reliable authority, that Mr.. Brown
low was about to join the democrats, and
asked for the probable date Of that inter
esting occurrence Mr.. Brownlow gave
the date, or at least data for the date, as
follows:
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

RgAn eminent Massachusetts wag has
expressed his surprise that in view OF the
fate of six cows being killed by electrici-
ty during thunder shower in the western
part of the State, an extra session of the
Legislature was not called to provide the
rest of the. cows IN the commonwealth with
lightning rods.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30
. ERT NG1sa9 NIgW1sU0Wyo
THURSDAY, AUGUST 80, 1860.

homedans break forth as it has on former
occasions at Jerusalem, which has in past
ages passed through more extraordinary
scenes of blood, slaughter, and rapine, than
any other place on the face of the globe.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

%, my Cooat,yn,cn, ,rhot a Failing
Of aras there During the prevalence of
a furious thunder storm at Burlington, the
other day, wagish gentleman, an inmate
Of fashionable boarding house, casually
remarked in the hearing of a number OF
lady boarders that the reyerberations indi-
Gated heavy and vivid lightning. and that
no person should handle or have steel about
their persons during its continuance for
fear of accidents The ladies of the house
made a simultaneous rush for their rooms,
and soon thereafter appeared, vastly redue-
ed in rotundity. The gentleman of course
said nothing and looked innocent.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30
M0RAh G. RELIGIOUS
FAR, FAR DER HILL AND DALE.

FAR, FAR DER HILL AND DALE.
Far, far DER hill and dale, on the winds stealing,
List to the tolling bell, mournfuIly peang,
Hark! hark it seems to say,
As melt those sounds away,
So life's best joys decay,
Whilst new their feeling.
Now through the charmed air slowly ascending,
List to the mourners prayer, solemnly blending
Hark hark! it seems to saw
Turn from those joys away,
To those which ne'er decay,
For life is ending.
Ger fathers dismal tomb see the orphan bending
From the solemn churchyard's gloom hear the drge
ascending,
Hark. bark il seems to say,
How short ambitions sway
Life's joys and friendships ray,
Are in the dark grave ending.
So when oGr mortal ties death shall dsscver,
Lord may reach the Skies where care comes never
And in eternal day,
Joining the angels lay,
To our Creator pay
Homage forever.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

Bg@Never go to bed with your feet stick
ing out of the window, particularly when
it is raining or freezing.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

,Sao1o and Hail Storms IN Engtoad-
The Liverpool Mercury, Of August lst,
says that the phenomena Of snow storms in
the dog days have occurred in Yorkshire.
On the previous Saturday a very severe
thunder storm passed over Marston
district, ending in d shower Of snow and
hail of fully an hours duration. The
ground was quite white, and on the Wolda
the snow was two inches deep in some pl9-
ces. Hailstones as large as nuts fell III
quantities. A few days after there was
another snow and hail storm.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-30

hiags Interested IN Hortjng Ncn-A
Brussels paper records the laconic address
to the King by the President of the Free
Association of Printers in Brussels-a-
numerous, intelligent and important body.
Sire he said, place in your hands the
address of the Typographical body of Brus,
sells, In the presence of danger, people
range themselves around the throne. The
Kings reply, as given by the Independent
dence, was equally bricfand to the purpose.
4 thank you, gentlemen he said my
heart and my life have always been for the
working man; and as long as I live the
working man may reckon on me- These
words ran through the crowd, and caused
4 fresh burst of enthu, iasm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
V A K / E I Y.
.cRAPs.


A Yankee editor, noticing the decsass
Of rich subscriber, observes that, He b-s
died regretted by rumsreus circle Of frieads
and leaves . widow a. diseon,olats rs any
widow need be Who has the uaeoatrolI~d
possession Of iusaiy thousand dollars per
aanum.'
Gao you til me- said bloonipg lass to
saiter Que day, 'wLat ship carries more
passenger THAI the Great Esssrnf well
madam. reilly, I dont thi.k can why,
Il 10 eourtsbip,' replied ths maiden with .
conscious blush.
The woman wbs made poupd Of butter
cut Of the cream Of jokes. aud cheese from
the milk Of human kindns 50. has since w.sb
ed The close Of The year AMI hueg 'sm 10 dry
on Mason ami Dixon's line.
Il is supposed that angels do not wear
dresses Oar fashionable lsaies ara e, log
more and more angelic every year.
Hope on, hop., NermA, the daughter Of
ErUoh, vas Eve huudied aud eighty years
old when she was married.
What inqared seboolnlAstey. shat IL
the plural Of penpyr 'TsO penny, shout
ed the shstpest in the class.
1, 10 said III. toothaehe may be cured by
holding in the hasd a certain root that Of
the tooth.
The man behind the age wss overthrovu
BY The advancing civilization Of the coming
gsueration.' ~
IL is said the man who 10 hung does rot
pay she debt Of nstaIo, bu. simply gets an
sxtsnsioa.
Madam, your shawl is dragging 10 the
mud We'll, What il 10 is, ain't it in the
fAshion.'
The tobacco ohsser 10 said to be like q
goose in . Dutch oven-Always on the spi'.
Pretty excuse for . wife bestsr The
treasure Which We value most, ne hide.
The mao who does the most has shs lsas,
time to talk about shat he docs.
Good nature, like . slow Wsrm, shed.
lighI even IN dirty places.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

Thus we have the most rsiiaBi> and A,.A.,, =,
,hortiy 81 The inTensic value Ana rn,Iit :, a..
CopPet Rod and 10 our day every man no maui,
h"S imnsmmabie possessions can sltnI, a, g.,
70 zoe m'd,i OF the most V'clsnI thunder orm. a,s
teel Prfectly SURE that II b. has Aken "A, n,o,s,
p'eeaoi'oos sgain-i lightning. hi Effects a., o.,
ieeIy AID thoroughly >ecarr AEains al Mann
We will construct iSe coop. roi an, p1, !, No.,
hahdihss tnr 'hiTiJhVe eepts rrr iooi sifh MINI,
insulaioTs, SC. complete Insurance re,, 49,.
make a reasoostle allowance when m, eo,ss, 80,
iaput up to bulldogs '''
Address
CAMPBELL a LEE
aug. ", % Winchesler We
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

As COOP AT TEuE.- An old preacher
once took for his text Adam, ~here ari
thou >" aud divided his subject into thr.'
parts First, all nen are somewhere; &c
eond some men are where hey oGgh, no
TO be be ; aud third unless they take oars
they uould sooo God themselves where ths,
vonid rather not be- .,.--
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

HEHRr CLAx.-TLs Virginia statue Of
Hsary Clay = 20 bei6Sagsr atsd at RieL-
mand on the 18th Of April. Mr. Clay g
birthday The Grafton win b delivered BY
Mr Bsajsmia Jobssen Barbour. Tbis
statue vas procured through tbs szsrtioss
Of Virgins ladies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

D-baJy Mybtagas observed, that % %.
whole ecu - Of ~ loog aad sHt,asivs tssy
sls, sss bsi gai ouly tue ssrts Of psopl.
-~msa an4 usEsn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

esrSveedlrpipes thinks that Instead Of
giving credit 70 wben credit 10 due The cash
had better be paid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

nIt vas 90 cold one day this Winter
that 70 broke ops marriage that was CON-
ipg on the briisgrOOms psssios being
ffoBen up
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

RECsaJ s,ii hsd rs,br de ia rsll-
ses4 sassA ~ shss sssau,bs.t bafa ~.
f0s sht fssssa
10 yoa rits 81 ED smsshsS a.. a., ysu
= ss' Z - eiis tisFsd up % tss bsas,
WhsF IL yeaF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

"A msa IN b,tlls {. no, allowed 10
whistle TO keep bis courage up. ssd The
Whaling Of the bulsts dOssst have that
tsb5sasy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

~'Whss is that = ssksd sshool lsaoh.
81, ef Itils girl, plotting 10 tbs letter x.
WY that's psps's name I've ssen bin
write it ever 90 many Zines
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

~ The siefgg live ~ oaY sins, The
Doctor ~ osr disossss, SD tbs hwtsrs by
eas foiliss Vast DO pfiutsss i've o.
as5a 90 sssra -Kkafr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

Co.'s. Bur DoS'r est SoCEgzep.- Rsmsu-
bst yonns isibs that sssgss are nos cps
is Be Pr zsd alter having bsss sqsssssd .
few timss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

~ What sshisksy oFipkiak = inqsjsed
large dealer 10 the aftisIa 'Brihgiag nsn
- tie ssllous. aud uomsa ssJ shildsss 10
vaot,. was The reply. - ua
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

~ Aes9fdlas o. sasial ststsmsat AZ
aeha Bfosa raid kss alsa.ls ssst tbs 6,,,s
80 sue q ,ss hqsdFed 40 sixiy thsassad
deilsss, bssidss sks vnIsslss Hses sl.,s -.
s~sfiasea ~ sbai uaFsaass ssa Nc ssse.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
Genuine Copper Red

With silver points perfectly ,a,uiattd wsth Rls..
u - agrsed ~ Ph,lusp phets IaAt Copper he. f,om
eight to 'ea times ihe conducting power OF from
and does MT rust OF cOtrode Iron reds when
eos'eo Shh rust cease 10 be eunou ciUt The
relative conducting powers ol different m,,t.ts :.
orst SHOWN of r~ference 10 The lolioWius tahl, rr
pared " IN gsen, csrr sed fully rndorssd by Pr.
Lessons Msupin and Smith ct the UntVst.,,y a,
virginia WuRStand d W Marvin. Of Win
chester. aud Bushrod Taylor Of BsTr,v,ll. A n
lrgr:
III ue lske wires Of The following m,isi. n,
eqoal ih'ekne-sand leng'h. sht pass ihrouEA ihs,n
the sane amounts Of electricity and frpfs.,ut M,
eondueiiaR pos ~ Ut silver which j. ne t.,I me,
n,ie conductor known, ~ 100, ws shall have the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

suaE EsouoB.-At az agrisaiiarul diu-
neF the iollosisg toast uss aivsa The
Game 81 BoFtsos -shSfls ihs ensds a. YES
will, Vaeisi ell alsays vim,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

HH-Thsrs y issysF - excessively bee.
ssi that be pu's al bic ,vss pots suf oyer
eight. % ts,sr@iusd . be tAss sysrytb,sg
SHALL bsss 40 dee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

HS-- J mssa q sbaodon my habits 81 g.
sait = eissipaisa esntlsn-an --'Afs you core
ssr, that th-y are oot sbssdossi slough a.
faadyl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
Peruvian Guano.

Peruvian Guano.
TNHE suhscTibsrs having made artans,n.B,.
= Shh he.sfs y. Banda a Bro TO rec,iv,
asnsopplg Of Gusso ihissea DIRECT PROM
TIE CHlNCHA ISLANDS are th.r,bv enah "a
10 oder The srieie TO their agricultural friend. >,
ioSef prtees than heah be procured IN snv orr,
market ia the STATE ~ N'"''
they are daily expecting the ships Z-nhv, n, ,
Castiiian ifom the Islands. Those who desi,. !,
do 90 cen nov engage to be dsliv. red f,o,, ~.
hips on their arrival FOwIR - rS,
AieKAndTia. JulT I6 1857 "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

nFFksss thiass tbst ssvsy sur.s.-,-s
ga. ever eps @eg,s, go wives IN aas kasss
so tee ieysfi aiAsf oss yspog isdy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

49,. ~. go, brFy Eto's Va
.ssse htriae boagtt 80 Of your w sshisr Ne.
saIn,s fsheFi Tee $50, frel 80 ksst.vs, 4, ,,.,is.
Hsu go safaG 4 Efsai drsl or 49,. n ...,i,Iis
fei"iAsPs y q " psbiis ~ go nsehsss
Aagsst, 1859 Sff'ih'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29
- EX CESIOR
Washing Machine


M nov Inform the public RsnsrsiIy ,h., -.
y save Roics ne PsIsai Ga cur W tstINS;
SSSosS =, and we are feady 10 al, ali or,I.,.
10Y tpem. They have been trsted by a ngu,b., ~
sIeons snd havs given aeaefal safisfss iio 10 ali
Sso hAve used tbem. For ~. speed IN wsshtsr \,
ssanai D surpassed ittskes The dirt f,,,
Ies "rsioanas and CullsFs Of the shirt. Isks,s
onsi maeeines uiii soil 10 The shSrsr,t lin. ian
eiasole one of che adysa,ag.s it hs. over ans
oiAsr mseaiBs IL q balance vhsei on cs,, TO-
shieh enables u 10 Be turned with ess, ~ . .kiit
mlEslfs years 81 age. II has more frietl,o t6ss
sny oher Washing Naehine soc before IA. a.
re- aed less liable 20 wear the Clo,hin, -
wi wash from The hssst Isee 10 M, bss,,.
eH bedeie'hihe WHkoBt their receiving am mo.
~ shsieveri 90 battans removed tom Sayo.s,,t.
Narhsd ~ IT, The Machine H. not lissis M ss,
os' eiHdsr RsIsreecss ~ilI be ri yss Ie., q. 80
- re eaa profnrs them ffon those kavt,~ an,
aAehiss sos 10 use We are now reads n. III,
Copoy % STATE Rishs 90 the mo.t fss.onshls
1910 70 say prison vh9 may wat 10 buy. a. We
are asietmiaed 20 sell Asrealns
WAshlN0 MACHINES krps slvav,o, .,,d
hegt Shep aot se hap- ths paflie sis ssii 80
et.m'ne 'hfm teioEs they purchase .l,eSh.s-
Ail tfdsfs. addressed 10 Wa. A, sodd,,s 4 a.,
VII BE PfomPdy aushdsd 10.
W a. a J. sUnDfru
aug % %. Cbaflssiovn, Jsa. Co Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-03-29

$500 = :. -, nhA - ~ IMl kosEl TIGHT
snd Manufacturing EaabiisA@enis.
s - "a
m Kr Mas.fssssssss, Pl..,.rs. rss..,.. Ho-.s-
10 ksepsss. - say eshss pessea. In s~srsh 81
SsasAs~y. sshs ss.s tssy sse.-s az ICED. ~ ,s...
$50" ss's's Is'sAs''.s s..P's. ., -oIk SEQ,
,Haar coSsrrrtfss A GOOD SEWING
L u sAosid Be ven rssae. ssapIs 10 ~. eo.,,,.e-
he, sss ssssiy tspt IN order.
3 Assid msks . rtssr locz-ssstSn. sl.ks 90
estk sidss Of The rpsssft.l.
= . d sscsld so ssy ssd ell material. tbs. ca. b.
"a d sses,d ~ sAl. 70 use cs,ls., Ias..d or sin.
Greedy IRON the spool
=. tsAe.Id be ssls TO s,~ ron ee.r.. to ss.. ..a
e. shssk % 'As". -aA s.psassy ana sassa, s.sss~s
g. q ssesis b. allie 10 max. N. ,,..,e. rr,,,., q,
ss % ss'h ne ssSs~ ed syrss tAs.sa,, ssd vhs
IL ss..is have . ss.isAs s.sil. +, s-y.ss s...
ase bsek Co hseah,
!, ~. ..:s.. .s.s.s nav. p.,p,sa.r..- -e,ic..
y. u .hosid b esPssis u iakiss IN The lsrsss,
P'sess 81 vosk-
70 !, ssssia :. All. 70 bed -hs ss.s,r, h.-
vita hss.er; sAsula ,ti ,h. seii. 90. sd x.sAsr.
l. tsAesis b. sIvsys ready TO ussk-
II u ssesid be capable q ssi.s The s.n. .i.. o,
thread sosb sssss q 10, ~ost ssd q s.I.r
eses.s rh'esf ala. see,. ~ ssse- .. sosr-.es.
vita s.y tso eeloss al eloth TO - s-,,sA
"a Itshssia Be ssis to n.ks a iosr OF short silica
IL. u shos,d be able To issles "a th- a-.. a.
eemnseee srsiss ughtl, 81 tho kr,t stitch
10. u sAesia rs- easily snd make bot little aeiss
10. u sAsoid haze Wheel t-ss s0ss otAer. an,
10 constant eontset vtth ,h. uesk
". ltshe.id nsf - iiabls 20 set Ont n ors.,
To- u sAsaid net be iish- 10 b-sal The thread. 40,
skie stitches
~ h'hssld .ot Be see-,s.ry .. %. screw drive,
OF vresea 20 set the ssedI.-
10. % shoaid ssf be liable 10 cal ,A. sp~r..or,.
dfsss.
al j, should .st fer. ridge On he uadsr s,d.
Esvef oct. Be sssiefsi Of thread "A . an. e.-
9TH At cnAis srfrcs maehisss.
II " thosid act be eore tfoabie thsn u 10 worth
-. All 81 ihess advantages ate ps..~..ed an on,
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