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Tho best Of US sometimes fall into traps aod
scrapes when least expected. The rcsidsnts at
court are not exempt from this danger, and it
was humorously exernplfIed 1t b. Palace
few nights since. A most distinguished and
illustrious per onags employs herself by making
verses to amuse ths>royal childrsn. The amis;
BILE lady in question had just completed q
couplet OF which she herself had but an indifIcr-
cnt opinion, when Colonel p entered
"Sec, Colonel" said the smiablc mother,
what trash they send TO mo to rsadr w" ~
The honorable Colonel haying read Il, said---
!" Your Majesty is perfectly in the right, 1t 70
70, indeed" - -. .'..ai
ibid you ever read anything 50 vie Z"
"Nevcr, upon my word" -7@t-
IL am happy you tell your mind candIdly.--
wrote It myself" 81 qrs icaars 81 Z
"Your Majesty I" said the Colonel II oooe1s
sion, ~ read II very hastily" n
mo, no, Colonel, Arst t6ouohss sesesuuos.p
" best agree with you and shsll thws(bsS
commit the poem to the famss.n 81 .shf,u ~
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

CALroRSIA CESsus.-A correspondent of the
New York Times says that the census of Cali.
fornia will not much exceed 400, 900, whercas .
year ago 1t was supposed that the State contain
ed one-half million people The population Of
San Francisco which has been set down at So.
O0o, will not much exceed $4,000. In Oalaveras
county the whole population is returned as 16,.
24t. Of which 9,2l6 are foreigners, and of the n
S,6e9 Chinese. In Klamath every third man
the largest proportion Of females In some Of
them the voters are 10 the whole people as one
in five, while in some Of the mining counties
more than one half of the population are voters.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

TO tell the reader exactly what class Of pcr-
sous was intended to be designated by the word
gentleman Is a difficult task The last time we
heard Il was on visiting a stable, to Jock at q
horse, when inquiiring for the coschman, his
stable keeper replied. he had Just stepped
back to the hotel with another gentleman
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

TIE CESsus.--Thc State census Of Maine
shows population Of $40, 1917 which is an in
crc,sc of 6i. s6s over that OF 1850 The great
est increase is in the Aroostook, which shows q
gain Of $500. -
The census Of Baltimore shows o population
Of 214,037 an increase OF A, 9s3 since 1850
Free persons, white and black, sli, 1924 slaves
1918
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

GENEROUS MAsrER-A young man. who was
clerk to Mr. Cuthbcrt, merchant in the East
Indies, being taking very i'll, became unusually
thoughtful and melancholy. Mr.. Cuthbert in.
quired the cause of his uneasiness. The young
man replied that he was AFRAID to die; but he
had n mother and two sisters in England, to
whom he had been accustomed to send flOO
every year; and his only regret at dying, was
that they would be left destitute Mr. Cuthbert
begged him to make his mind perfectly easy on
that account, as he would take care of his moth.
er and sisters He was as good as his word,
for he in family went to his attorney and exc.
cuted a docd, granting an annuity Of fl00 q
year, in favor Of the mother and her two dapgh.
ters, during their joint lives and with the benz
eft OF survivorship. He then sent the bond TO
his clerk, who, clasping it in his hands, exclam-
cd, "Now can die in peace; my mother and
sisters are sayed;" and almost Instantly expir.
cd
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

To CLEAN DusT FROM WALL BAPER.---Makc a
mop Of single cotton yarn, and wipe the paper
this should bo done yearly.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

How many man, by throwing himself to
the ground in dispair, crushes and destroys for
ever thousand flowers Of hope that were
ready to spring up and gladden. ali his pathway
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

Mines PIE WITHOUT MBAr.--0ns pint Of sweet
apples chopped fine, one half pint sweet
cream, two eggs, one cup Of raisins: spico as
for mincc; bake slew.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

"Why Is II, husband. that whenever wc send
for pound Of Ia or coffee t. the groccr's, il
falls half sn ounce shortY" "Oh, It's just a
wetgA be has"
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

The best female cmploynent--ts mend the
linen of ioslorn old bachelors.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

VOLUNTEER ADvIcE.-Thc editor of tho Chris
tian Advocate and Journal, until lately pnfamil-
lar with the experiences of newspaper editing,
congratulatcs himself upon the amount of advice
that is gratuitously offered him. Hear him:
One says, "Not so much English correspoI-
dence. Not suited to our market Another,
"Morc English correspondence Many of your
readers were once Wesleyans." One cries,
:" Good solid editorials We can get news any
where" Another, g Give Us the items, We
want to know what is going on in the world"
A. cries, "Original matterl Anybody can do
scissor work" b. whispers, Z" have just been
talking with great Presbyterian editor, and
just thought Ed call in and tell you that he
says you must get your assistant to use the
scissors more" East point says, clay delega
ton. Let tho negroes alone" North point,
Don't mention lay delegation, when 1000, 900
of fellow mon ih the United Sites are dep ivcd
OF all civil rights Old fogy would have us sit
on an iceberg and grow green with the mould
of the dark ages Young America would have
us as;rid, locomotive, breathing oxygen and
sritting flames.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

The coquetry of women is crime only In the
eycs OF other women, because Il hindcn thdr
gwn.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17
Furnaces, Ranges,
PARLOR & COOKING STOVES.

VVHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish
j aud put up ut the shortest notice,
FURNACES
OF the most approved patterns, for Public Buildings
or dwellings, cithe portable or set in brick.
y W RANGES Nl -A
OF every desirable pattern, furnished to order,
PARLOR AND HALL.
The celebrated Mqgce Stove, great heater and
ventilator, warranted equal and in respects
perior to the McGrcgor Several sizes on hand.
COOKING STOVES.
All in want Of Cooking Stoves are invited to ex
anime the ECLIPSE new stove which fairly eclipses
any stove ever before offered the hue beng so com
structed 10 avoid any liability Of choking. This is
q splendid stove and warranted in every respect
Also, the METROPOLIS, a fine stove at low price.
WOOD A1R-TIGHT, several sizes, aud variety
Of Stoves in general for Cooking and Heating, both
new and secondhand Some ut very low prices.
Without any pretencc that my Stoves will bake
several batcscs of bread without any fire. the public
are assured that have the latest and most improved
patterns, being the same, and some being far su.
perior 10 the Stove about which much gas IL being
expended. ff tf
Russia and common Pipe always on hand, and
made 10 order. Furnaces, Ranges spd Stoves put up
and repaired. All descriptions Of TIN WAKE and
FURNISHING ARTICLES, as usual, at the lowest
possible prices. JAMES SMITH,
Opposite Coles Hotel.
Warren, 0cts 1850. f c
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

The Count dc Charlois, of the hood royal Of
France, was smsn Of INFAMOUS charactcf' and
committed more than ono murder. When
Loais the afteeqth pardoncd him for onc Of
these aaoclqes, he.said 10 him s--s1 ten you
'siry .Se sS,srs SSSs" !os ;Sst viii Also pardon s man y
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

. The FcrURE MISTRESS OF THE WHITE HousR is
thus described by q correspondent of the
World:
The future lady Of the White House is, per-
force, a parsonage to whom just row the liveli-
est interest attaches. That she will adorn and
grace even the exalted position to which she
bids fair to succeed, none who have had the for
tupe to see her can doubt. She is yet appar-
emily upon the advantageous side of forty, with
face upon which dignity and sweetness are
blended, and an air Of cultivation and refine
ment to which familiarity with the courhy
drawng-rooms of London, or the aristocratic
saloons or Paris, would hardly lend an added
grace. She is admirably calculated TO preside
over our republican court. II one were permit.
to SO far to describe her personal appearance
as to meet half way the respectful curiosity
which Is generally felt upon the subject, the de-
scription would be, that she is slightly above
the medium stature, with brown eyes, clearly
cut features delicate, mobile, expressive rather
distinguished in appearance than beautiful, .con-
liyeyng to, the mind generally an irttncss'otv Of
self possession, stateIiness and clogAncc Idis-
trust my own opinion upon subjects ofthe kind,
but concur in the belisf prevalent hsreabonts
that she will make as admirable leader Of I ,e
stately danes and lovely dcmoiseles of the ma
tional capital, as the most fastdious social mar
tinet could desire,N
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

LiSDELL HOTEL, ST. LOUIS, TIE LARGEST IN
THE WoRLD.-Onc of the wonders of tho world
is now this great hotel, which has just been
rooted in, and approaches completion Nothing
like it, in size or completeness, exists on the
American continent, and as no European, or
other hotels, equal ours in these respects of
}coHrse it is theJhrgest in thp world, Fhc large
I" MctrbPs oftNew YSzk oveftyfpsd ths
h" Astor," and thc " Fifth Avenue" Of later date
surpassed this In dimensions and modern i'm
provements. These again were all cast in the
shade the past year by the magnificent Cont
ncnta" of Philadelphia which, until the " Lin
dell' was erected, was certainly not excelIcd in
America. But, extensive as is the "Continen-
tai" our o%n "Lndcll" largely exceeds it, be-
ing seven stories high, exclusive Of the base
ment its height from sidewalk, 1l2 feet, cx-
elusive of the observatory. It's front on Wash
ington avenue to Green street is 272 feet high
The two dining rooms, with carving room be-
twcon,) easily thrown together, for dancing or
other public festival purposes. are 233 feet in
length, by 45 feet in width, evidently the larg-
est in the world This hotel can accommodate
with ease 200 persons The plate glass in the
windows would cover an acre of ground, and
the floors between seven and eight acres. Ifa
boarder desires to take walk through the
wide and lofty corridors before breakfast, he
may travel one and a quarter miles without GO
ing over the same floor twice, Forty to fifty
miles of bell wire will be required. The actual
cost of the building, unfurnishcd, is 5000, 900,
which, with the ground, now valued at $685..
400, makes the whole value in round numbers
one million dollars it has just been leased for
term Of fifteen years, to the MesSrs. Leland of
the Metropolitan" New York. on very favora-
bic terms to the lessees.-St. Louis Democrat.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

birdie and surcinglc---and left him standing
with us In the enclosure, loose, stripped, and
without encumbrance had never before
known this horse to look at me except asksnt,
and with q mschievous toss Of his head but
now he fixcd his tranquil eyes fully and conf
IDENTIFY on mine, and his first movement was to
come close and rub his muzzlc against my
shoulder walked in xigxig inyolutions abont
tho shed calling him and holding out my hand.
and he followed like shadow, stopping instant
ly at the word of command; and lf his forward
pressed ears were tG be trustcd) perfectly con-,
tent with my society and controll Yet this
was the same creature, who, with similar liberty
an hour before, would have sprung ut me, tooth,
and boof, like wild beast
The scpetitiQn Of the experiment was to
make Sure Of the victory and, by Mr., Apple
toms advice, have several times strapped up
his leg, and limpcd him about little in tho
stable yard to refresh his memory OF the snbor-
dination but ho seems radically rcgcneratcd.
My entrance to the stall is now welcomed with
docie bend of the knee, and a rub of the muz
ze against my hand, instead Of the former ever
ready to bite or kick !; and, really, il signs can
be trusted the beautiful creature feels affection
ately toward me- Yet how strange that the
previous year and half of kindness only
kindness without showing he superiority of his
strength had produced no such effect To
love you, it appears, the horse must first be
convinced that you are absolutely his master !;
and Mr.. Rarey Is to be thanked for showing us
how to arrive at this once distant and difficult
point by short cut That your horse can be
made to love you in half an hour is, repent, q
refinement upon the luxury Of owning him.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17
DENTAL CARD.

HALVES BRO. & SEABURY,
Ne. 78 Wcstminstcr Street. Procidcncf, X. T.
Branch Office,
No. Is East Seventeenth street, betneen Union
Square and Fifth Acenue, Neao York,
Where A. Hawes will be pleased to see his friends.
Warren telegraph. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1857-1861, 1860-11-17

New ANEcDoTE OF BENEDICT ARNoLD.-The
Historical Magazine has some interesting extrac
from the private journal kept by NJ. Nathaniel
Cutting, of Massachusetts, during his residence
abroad in the service of the United States. This
journal has recently fallen into the hands Of
William @. Brooks, ESQ.,, Of Boston, who pro-
pared the article above named. In 1898. Mr..
ton to proceed to Lisbon with secret dispatches
to Colonel David Humphreys, the American
Minister, and to act as Secretary to the Mission
to Portugal. While Mr.. Cutting was serving
in this capacity, he was an intimate nequain-
tance Of Mr.. Mattra, the British Consul at Tan
gier. The Epglish officar related to Mr.. Gut
ting the following story ofGen. Benedict Arnold,
that despicablc traitor to the cause Of Amcri
can Freedom" 1t reveals his odious character
in new aspect Of treason against his native
land The statement stands thus recorded in
Cuttings journal:
Several years since, as early as 1855, when
Mr.; Mattra was in England, re became acquain-
ted with Arnold, who, knowing his situation in
Morocco, solicited an opportunity of proposing
to him a scheme of business that could not fail
Of being lucrative. Mr.. NJ. at length gave Ar
mold the hearing. The plan he proposed was
that Mr.. NJ should, by his interest at the Court
of Morocco procure commissions for susdry cor
sairs, which he (ArnoldD would come and fit
out from Tangior. But observed Mr.. M,
who would you cruise againstf The Emperor
of Morocco has no maritime enemy; nor does he
wish to provoke rupture with any of the Eu-
ropean powers Arnold replied, But the Amer
leans have yet no treaty with Morocco; would
capture their vessels: know very we'll the
track to find them by such an expedition we
would soon acquire ample fortunes Arnold
pressed the matter very seriously for some time,
but finding that Mr.. Mattr, rejected the nefari:
Gus scheme, and steadily refused to exert the
smallest Influence toward obtaining the commits
sions in question, the archrenegadc solicited that
he would assist him in procuring Agerinc com.
missions. Mr.. NJ, heartily disgusted with such
viany, assured Arnold that he had no interest
and scarcely any acquaintance at or noar Al
giers, and therefore excused himself from parti-
cpating in such daholical pursuit 1t was
not only once, said Mr. Ma ira, but perhaps a
dozen times. that Arnold seriously addressed
him to the foregoing purport "-Boston Tran
script.
, 1860-05-22
heDletues. :xt.
iIIE (lRE.A'EE;;T WONDER OF
+ TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Afs EGod's Hair Restorative.

.rs:as ~ L:n,r No.. :'-a'oera:; Below " pub:at
-stcE 10 Dr. Nooa. .. III. e'r. f'oa gentleman In
A'rt watca tp""<" %'+n<T Of Lee sUpessor aests Of
r.is to.ie. sucs .v:d"o.+ n.-, bare .s evc wicl
81" :E tran i.te s'r:eS Ii eertiteatee
vrsD .Ls;:ess;
Tara, MA,az Jsn. TO- lt5s
As:.o.s1r ced .on,nr sicc thr highly beneacA'
kac.is" yadE hair sur tive wa1 nauc=1 n4Ake sr-
a ~Ss M ~ s'.fa e. o ea s.n
sEnfAc'-f 'cia !.Tr nEths .nre procurca bottle
r." ~ H. "a i .ss ,sa t*se sa 1t.t ~
Fave stGce :Aotte: lot. Q: which 1--we u-z;
# = u: s'1a a 'ea ea 1 II CT
.:s. vi ny = sessnt Il. 'asuEAl color. aad be
~ s s Ss:a sseS liz Z
shs 4Ee of ears. =: ns,lH With ie ehcet
s4, 1hs sse'f H.. :es 70 ~ .95 yc'x ycn, v1luae:
re- directouss nut h1vc .1eS:.oa 10 contradict n5
!atemca n: csizcn Ct ;a:l elS 4sd rcsAsn. here
ii. ~ s eiye9 e:f. :.
9yseh. II L tEE7 QUA 4. Z. RAYMOND
wn,pr HAIR RE.91i:4TiiyEs Ee:t31:S;:i II ss'ls's'
10 portion Of my lsu, ts lie ectcts Of Tbs
;s. !.
:S = fIGi Il II :; 55i;s. T.
The tAst<d. Aev. <. 1saSx 1natrte1 = re<r.
= I'd ros Gt ens nausc a S1
Ex+t1YiEIiI jan. Il. 1858.
r,n,sse, y. ondv3aar S.: Having made trial youI
Htir : ve E1ve. pleasure 10 a2y thai !ts efc4
a.. bet ..+ea i. REMOVING Inflammation. daotru1 and
3 &; L tth:5 K: Sfs -
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e. c.: S;S
t,ru. tsnt@ !ssi; sS' !.s'r- r., A' ~ " %
, 1860-05-22
E{OFFA1ANN d GELPCKE.
6.a.s'HEKS,
la1CAHU.-. --...~-......-....-.l ILLINOIS,
a r. 46 IASALLE STREE,

. ne buy and sell OF reEn:ssica etLeY 1t Ckicaxo o.
tnfouEh our AXec:. + New York s:ate CITY. County
Hallway, &c Bonds had Stock Orr coun.cttas IN New
- AHY o7ler entrusted TO oar care
, 1860-05-22
t@ DyspcDsia-Thi.i is a very dis

tes&1ug complaint. ard evss the ra'ient rore suffering
amnss anS other disease In fac combination Of
Hany complaints m oac. The symptoms nusnerou..
aHo a1e OF the nature Ct anot all ether complaints
onea From this fact ar.en the very mn; where
3hs dsease Is mistaken for othe:. and Improperly
neated. Tie first r,mp:ousludee=ton na*uene5, los
o!Appetlte heartburn he dachc etc., II neglected. 4lmDt
AVaysawaken tcrm III t!acase Md send thr pour
10 prcu a'ure rrlvr- What ytu must dlst h
easo ths boot nnd regulate the bowels ths with the
Mountain 1les5 ri' end you can bid dehanco 10 Dy.-
Pepsla.
'ue'op's Mountain Herb 11s Ere sell by nj Ne3i.ac
, 1860-05-22

give yotsh cordial welcome as representa-.
tves Of his Imperial Majesty, the Tycoon Of
Japan, to the american Government We are
I'LL much gratitied that the first Embassy which
your great Umpire has ever accredited to any
to7e'sn power mas been sent to the United
States. / trust that this will he the larbiurer
Of perpetual peace and friendship between Tie
two countries. The treaty of commerce, whose
ratification you are about to exchange with the
Secretary Of State, cannot fail to be productive
, 1860-05-22
EYE AND E.1R-Dr. IJnder-

w"na .ns se oee,is, snc Anr.t. No. 1o4 Randolph
Mae IGs nooIs ea.t {? Clark h:c4 III put. Dt. Z. is
Inyr.e.Sn tht I'D ~ch'p and has devoted bis
eao!s e!!4e u nptialn,ce and Aural Sur.
acw % .4na nnsqu1Is' b. .aS see!a., IL. his se:eee,
s*l' shu @ ~ = , ~; y: o;ssaGos up~u Tie Eye and
r. sud u: q zig .ss I*ea p~f,rned VIII e4isse
Rnd given him rer't aE -.tnr, ana It ~ a-
FAeF ortnrs stta.Ied ey &p-c...t n. rsrr
cent treAtsa tbs Eva a. d rar ~.x, " { ren.ai
four huaired being .px1. -ua vii shns.i4
{ppea<. prescJcn es1t to patient ,Lt dsAnce Whes
Surgical or+IAttaLt Err not n c1isri. ch7
, 1860-05-22

au he .onsuIs+d t-r personals III letter. IL rsxx,4
IL III d<s,es which he lr ats With unp. elected .ncexk
On new y *t+m. He caze* thsone Gascs cf Dise4>ea
utv ceeet4v. ueh Nervous and Neura&ic Affect onA
D4sesrtA q wnnrr. Al Ferns Of stsn.ult Dyspepsia.
iorsttn,t an Skin Dt1e< GaacArfpt and Iuhsscu1uS A.
feeton> trelnduE Pulmonary tdrgu9pton. hheuts'sut
fas1isA Epliny, Asthnaa, SAT ktsun. Rsnhsert md
Int r1n!tent Fe,ert. :te Dite1-es ct (EHtren. Z E.
He hxs cxteo ire psacies x1d *onstsfu sd-ee<t
II The tIV2.tatnt II
C-31e-CEHS,
Ws!eh he eutes wl'hout the kufr-
Keneber Doctor rot promise II sufe aH ssakes
seasoa. - ~ "is e ;ax Is ibs
e!delsy. '' '-' ~ ~N"e 7
~ Gonsuaton free. Omce hoots from I'm. to p,rn
snakssn,v FE1CE ITS 70. CLARK STREET,
E VoF'CAlk and Aorsos &t&, QhlseSot III.
, 1860-05-22
prcss Trihlttte,


<srfm ontoas R-r<pffoh or sAs EmtHssx By
shs 4srssfdeaF and 063esrs or k5At<.
, 1860-05-22

mind tat while ottz hair dyes endorsed as har1es
atd eneaeiaus by h;'~a 3'nryi1or. n1o.-
CEtsTAHoRD'S HAIR pYE
hoeTbe: hy IT. CH'lTtS the dls !EEu'sel Chemist to
o S1se FRox fn1 osors MATERIALS therefore us s4fo
~ It Is s"Itsr. Dr. Oh lion hts ben scrcted BY the 1ty
O Ae~ ior* to ana yzs fhs <'E WArzk and lie has
pronounced cr 80 otoH py~ ocuuus as at water In
III ruFcst eonds sod everywhere. aud applied by a
Aa!r eretsers, CEIsrAnoRo, No. Aso. House. New York
HS"ia itv JOHN u. PARK, 1et Lake street. Chicago
, 1860-05-22

o1r nqs;nsss CONNECTIONS With Eg:ore being DIRECT
VERY EXTENSIVE, and MOST INTIMATE. We r Il
:'a ne IN ASSURING he pubic thss !. 1re:
uots CA be effected .oEEA house With rfo:cptness
4ad encscy equsl to any Eouse ia the Unon VI issus
uae and Letter. Of cIe1 tn bnzos to suit 1t New YORK
On the Main Hamburg. Berlin Bremen Le!pxix Cologne,
Sfseotrx, s. r. Ba1e Be;re Dresden. ke. 6e &c.
c.alnercouFse between tie West aad urrpe We cheer
a. and o. terms mot fATo:ahe extend ssei
Foe13 Collections of Drafts, Orters So,e,, Aeetptan.
e. r. o. Fayabe L. aa5 ra-t Ut Europe,
,EU Ccuaffy RAnk Ard Bankers supplied with Fo:stxn
H1 II low rates. P7irsts Bonesaad nezotAted
, 1860-05-22
@cW.1,g Ma:b.lle8.
CEWING MACHINES,
~ 923 Gas ANn e4D,
l. CORNELL. 4 j,fl'S NEW AND 1EPR0rrN

~ e23 e3s AAn e4D.
l. CORNELL l. cos NEW AND IMPROVED
Double Loch, Tight, Fast Stitc.z.
WARRANTED to give good Satisfaction III. Aehe<.
priced 10 market. Make the rttcL the 4125 Ma
ehlnet are Ar9e. ga lncner uErr the t41 In
tahle have oe utet feed sTlht needle. sew fro3 tvu
70 lie iuch. Rim VERY EASY AND ALsiGsl
SO:SElE5S and neatly finished. Either Macb!te VII
Stitch, Hem, Fell Tuck, Gather and Embr,;der.
.Theg have taken TIE HIGHEST PREMIUM at.evr:~.
Sa'1. Tae ~ M.ehne {ySa ,E. !'a.s't !; csu !;
EnbanaIu9 Tsa With LE5 <p+: soa very stl!l M.ra IN
scnxer. and !. giving great 4sfac.lpn. Itr 60 Ms
featuring and Fauy Machine tnn.ol,cd sIrt
paeut} Is very sn for sew:lt large
uea1a, Quin nE. Ac; 70. capable ii c.:.,g the
src Swiss Muiiun Enhcf easily learned from
tue Ir1ntct d1ectuna.
hAmpeA, Crcuarn 4ud Cut .et on retelp: c1 stamp.
We mr. so!e 4eents Lc1e ins tie GG1v Ek@dL HEa.
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