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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-09-10
Marble Hall.

u
VIM. Mol has removed from the Senate
to the opposite side Of Front Street, into the
former dining-room of the Carroll House,
which he has fitted up in the best style for
q restaurant and saloon, and where he in
tends 70 cater for the wants of the public in a
little the most satisfactory manner ever at
tempted in this city. sir a
II you want GOOD soup, from 10y to l2
A. NJ, you can find it ut Marble Hall.
II You want fresh oysters, prepared in any
style, go to Marble Hall. They are rccciv-
ed from Baltimore every day by express.
Ifyon want a glass Of good Beer or Ale,
you will find both at Marble Hall. tIH
In short, Marble Hall will DO found
pleasant place to spend social hour. Call
and try it on. WIN. MOLL.
Ottumwa, Oct. 50. 1s83-34l4-tf
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Mr. HarIan's Appointments.

Hon. JAMES HARLAN win address the People As
follows: .. ~-. -is' i
FER. Madison, Lee Co. on Tuesday, Sept. LIST:
Keokuk, Lee County, Wednesday, Sept. -.
Ksesauqua, Van Bprsn Co., Friday, Sept 4th.
BleomAsld, Davis c., Saturday, Sept. 9Th t
centreville, Appanoose Co Monday, Sept. 7th.
Csrydon, Wayne County, Tuesday, Sept ssh.
Lssn, Decatur County, Wednesday, Sept. ssh-
oeeola, Clark County, Thursday, Sept. 10Th. .E
wintersett Madison County, Friday, Sept nth,
Des Moines; Polk County Saturday, Sept, 12th.
Indianola, Warren County, Monday Sept l4th
Knoxville, Marion County, Tuesday, Sept. 18th ss
Charlton. Lucas County, Wednesday, Sept 18th.
Abba, Monroe County, Thursday Sep. 18th
o,tnmwa, wapelio County, Friday. Sept. 18th.
Hddyvine, wapelIo County, Tuesday Sept 22d.
oska loosa, Mahaska County, Wednesday, Sept, '3d
Ngourney. Keokuk County, Thursday Sept. path
Fairfield, Jefferson County, Friday, Sept. 10Th a.
Washington, Washington Co, Monday, Sept. 2Sth
~apeIl Louisa County, Tuesday, Sept 29th.
Burlington, Des MoInes Co, Wednesday, Sept. Soth
The sevsra County Commit es ere requested TO
Sc dilisent in giving public not,e of the time and
places OF meeting in their respective counties aud
in making all necessary arrangements for the meet
ings.
This meetings In ell the above appointments viii
commence at O'Clock, I'M. sr %
- 'a.at-fs@..a- THOs. F. wITHROw,
e-r. Chm. Repu b. State Censral Com,
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Win Plum JELY--The wild plum makes
excellent jelly !; scah them few moments
in weak saeratus water to remove the bit
terness from the skins, pour that off and add
pure water, boil till very tender, then strain.
add an equal part of sugar and boil gently
about fifteen minutes. A good deal Of the
pulp of, the plum is left, which if pressed
through colander and adding half its guam
THY Of sugar, m axes good deal of marine.
lade boil sc ntly and stir til
done ~ @ysl.a
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LOOK OUT FOR THEN. There ia two men
travelling from place to place mostly working
in the country representing themselves to
be DR.. Fuller and his agent thereby robbing
those that may be afflicted with chronic
diseases Of their money. Now we happen
to know that DR.. Fuller is located at Ottum-
wa Iowa end will not travel this summer
He has no agent travelling in this country
at present and at any time should ho have
he will carry a certificate as such agent
One nf them treats of Eye and Ear, the
other Cancers. Cutaneous Chronic and pri-
vatc diseases.
Editors Of papers will be doing their du-
ty tn their patrons by giving this at leas,
one insertion for their benefit as large sums
Of money have been paid these thieves with
In the last month. 1917 z
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A Dnstnrdly COpperhcad Out
rage.

On the evening Of the 4th, the day of
the Union and Copperhead meetings at this
place. as VIM. ). Myrick was on his way
home in company with his daughter, in a
one horse vehicle, a little way above town
near the residence of Mr. Oliver Graves, he
came up with Copperhead load which
was driven under the auspices of low lived
copperhead living near Chilicothe, by the
name Of Vim, Logan, and his brether-in-law,
Bowen. Before Mr., Myrick came up with
this load, they were going at at walking
or very slow gait, and just az he came up
to them the team halted to take in Logan
who hai got out of the wagon for something.
Mr.. Myrick, having his daughter with him,
and knowing that it was getting late and
being desirous to reach the Chlicothc Fer
ry before late in the night, turned out to
pass Logan's team, which had been getting
very slow, and which was then halted, but
upon doing this and just as he had got by,
! the driver of the two horse team, probably
1 HinuhchCu Wy "iiiehcg duu O'ppVi iSa'''Shi~
those blessed twin -mme
diately put whip to his horses and the load
.Fyeiling like 30 many indiana, pressed furi
1 ously after Mr. Myrick. Mr., NJ. not ex-
pecting this, and Regarding such a situation
as undesirable and dangerous turned ou
/ his vehicle where the road was very wide
! TO let pass bus instead of so doing I'll e saw
4 age who was driving also turned out and
crowding Dir. M into the fence, where tht
road was about twenty feet wide. run int
his wagon, breaking it to pieces and throw
ing out violently, Mr.. NJ. and his daughter
This being done, this delectable load KEEP,
on, nor stopped TO ascertain whether the old
man aud his daughter whom they they had
thrown from the wagon were dead or alive
Is this a good specimen of the practical re.
suits Of the copperhead gathering here the
otfer day 2 We presume so, and should
advise George & Co. Gncluding dormant
| partners) to be cautious and not have too
many meetings, or the futile men will be.
come unmanagsable. s"t
We learn that Mr.. NJ. and daughter we're
considerably injured. The above facts are
as we learn them. ..,t ' a"a
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RAILROAD ASSESSMENT or RIGHT
or WY

To the unknown and nonresident owners of the
weas half OF the month. asst quarter Of the
quarter Of section thrt four township seventy
two, north OF range thirteen west fsupPosed to be-
ing 70 one Williams, and one Burk, whose frst
names arc not known You are hereby notified that
the Burlington and Missouri river Road has heen To-
Gated and run through said land, situate in wapeIlo
county In the State OF Iowa. ard that so much Their
road each side ofsaid center lne is ken by the
Burlington NO River Railroad, company right of
wayfor said railroad Now unless Won appyto thesher
IN OF said county to have the damages assessed
In thirty days AFTER fonr weeks publication ofths
notice. In accordance with the act Of the General
Assembly ofIowa, entitled "An act granting to Rail-
road companies the right OF way" passed January
18th 1853, then the said Railroad company win cause
said damages to be so assessed. .s
Aug 26 1863 DAVID RORER, Atty for the
n0A-4w Darlington 4 Mo X RR Co
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No CHANCE roR DISSATISFACTION De
Land & Co. authorize those who sell their
goods to tel. purchasers to use one half Of e
paner Of their Chemical Sdleratus, asd then
if they are not entirely satisfied with its su-
pcriority over Soda or any other brand OF
Saleratus to return the balance and get the
money for the whole refunded. This Sale
ratus is perfect, therefore they are willing to
let it stand or fall upon its own mer-
il.
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SUPpoRT HOME MANUFACTURES There is
strong prejudice against articles of Amer
lean manufacture, and justly. too, ii. many
cases, but not so with DeLand & Co.
Chemical Saleratus. This is the best arti-
Gle in existence for cooking purposes, yet
many families are using English Soda, when
this saleratus is much better, and by using
it yoa are patronizing home production, For
sale every where. r-s,ts ~
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s5'a TIE SINGER .a2
Sewing Machines.

Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
fast gaining o worldwide reputation. tits be-
yond doubt the best and cheapest and most beautiful
of all Family Sewing Machines yet offered to the
public. No other Family Sowing Machine has so
many useful appli ances for Hemming, Binding, Fell
ing, Tucking. Gathering, Guaging, Braiding, En-.
br oidering, Cording, and so forth No other Fam
~ Sewing Machine has so much capacity for great
variety OF work. II will all kinds Of cloth, and
with all kinds ofthread. Great and recent improve.
ments make our Family Sewing Machine most relia
BILE and most durable and most certain In action at
all rates Of speed 10 makes the interlocked stitch
which 10 the best stitch konwn. Any one, even Of
the most ordinary capacity, can see, at q glance,
how 70 use the letter Family Sewing Machine
and exquisite stile
q, The Folding Case Of the Family Machine Is q
piece of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
Kind, q 1t protects the machine when not In use
and when shout to be operated may be opened as a
sgacfoms and substantial table TO sustain the work
While some Of the Cases, made ont OF the c,oc est
woods, are finished in the simplest and CHI sest
manner possible, others are adorned nd embellish
ed In the most costly and superb man.
ner. ssf -TT-
1ts abso uteiy necessary 10 see the Family Ma
capacity nd beauty.
II II fast beco ming as popular for family sew
Ing as our Manufacturing machines are for nanufac
turing purposes - = as-~
The Branch Offices are we'll supplied With silk
twist, thread needles, OIL 60 Of the very best qua
ty.
Send for a PAMPHLET gtaHg ttg.it
THE SINGER MANUFACTURES COMPANY
I as Broadway, New York.
sy- CHICAGO OFFICE 80 CLARK STREET.
n. W. SMITH, AGEyTLY OTTUKWA.
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The Meet fngs on Friday.

The appointment Of Hon. c. G. Nounse
TO speak here on the 4,h, together with
the announcement that Hon. J. f. Wilson
would also be present ard address the peo-
pie, called out large nunber of Union men
and their families from all parts of the coun-
ty to hear them. The Copperheads had al.
so, from some motive best known to them
selves. selected the some day for demon
straton Of another kind, so that, both meet.
ings together, made u, large gathering
Coming in in professions with banners and
music, our Streets for time presented
quite an animated spectacle. The Union
meeting was held At the Congregational
Church the ladies' SO many as could get in
filing the inside Of the building and the
men occupying seats on the side Of tho
Church next to the Court House. As it
turned ont the selection ri the place was
unfortunate, owing TO tho heat. It Was ex-
ceedingly uncomfortable both for the speak
ers, and their audience. The buildings kept
of what little air was in circulation, and just
at that times blacksmith shop near by
took occasion 10 bslch forth cloud of coal
smoke, filling the Church to the almost suffo-
cation of the ladies, and to the serious an
hoyanee OF the crowd outside. When will
Otturnwa provide suitable place for out
door meetings, in hot weather. We have Q
GOOD SUPPLY ofshade trees scattered about in
various localities. but no place sufficiently
shaded to pro tect such crowd Is We had
here on Friday. 1.-THE Public Square wa.
fenced, and filed with trees. il would he the
very spot, but we despair Of its being done
until the city IS controlled by another. and
amore public spirited. patriotic, set Of in
habitants. It strikes us that the broiling OF
a few more crowds, like that crowd on Fri.
day was subjected to, might forcibly i'm
press the Importance Of the thing;upon pub
lie attention. ts'e III
Mr.. Nourse spoke first. commencing
about ! o'clock, and notwithstanding the
nnfavnrahIs circumstances under which he
lahored, delivered one Of those discourses
Of his, so replete with good nature, wit,
anecdsie, and argument. that the crowd
soon forgot the discomfort Of the situation,
and for two hours and hall gave uniiyid- |
81 attention to one ofthe best speeches oil
The season. b. gr4a is'tt s#.aa
49, Mr.. Wilson followed Mr. Nounse in ore oil
those snund, Wet sterian arguments, for
which he is noted, and which marks him a~
one of the rising statesmen Of the land, at
east such are the impressions we get from,
those who heard him, public duties at that
time depriyihg us OF the pleasure II listen
ing to him in person. TIE opportunity
which NJ. Wilson has eni vel. of personal
with the great qnes,ions
which, are 81 aking the Continent, gives him
s.ees before the people. and he.
sides that there are few men whose views
II the disorders Of the county and the true
remedies n cure tLen co,ne nearer 10 our
notions ef the right.
In the evening Of the same day VIC had
speech from Lient. j. y. Sanford of Oska-
o -. o. Of the most eloquent siurnp speak
rs in the State. It was certainlya most
h.Ilian effort, as was. manifest BY there |
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LEGAL NOTICE.
To James w. ireland nnd
MnHY Eral0fld

Ton are herby notified that the Petition OF H. n
Jones Is Ale 10 the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court OF Wapelo County, Iowa. In which
said Jones asks decree Of foreclo sure OF mort
gage ex ecuted by You TO him, on the 18th day Of
May said mortgage covers lots seven ten of
subdivision Of ont lot nineteen In the City OF OF.
tunwA, Iowa. Said Jones also asks Judgment
against on. James W. ireland, for one hundred
dollars, interest and costs upon note executed py
yon to him OF same date mort gage, which said
mortgage was given to secure. Now unless Won
each appear and max, defense TO eafd portion, on
or before noon Of the econd day Of the next Term
OF the District Court said County.sto be common
ced on the Both day November, 1868, default win
be taken against yon and judgmen ut and decree rem
dered thereon, acco ding to the prayer of the Pc
tition. MI. wfLLTAMO,
lsrAhP Atty. for Petitionars
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LEG.4k NOTICE.
kohn O. Whlpple)
W
Thas w Alfred ~
arab w Alfred

.a To Thomas W Alfred and Sarah W
Alfred: Ton and each ofyou are hereby notified
that the petition Of John whippleIs now on fl In
the ONCE ofthe Clerk of the District Court of wap-
ellie county, Iowa. In which snia Whipple asks the
foreclosure Of certain mortgage upon certain real
estate in W apelIo and keoknk Counties, Iowa, exc.
cuted by you to said whipple, on the 10th day of
December, 1861 the purpose OF securin the pay
ment Of two notes. executed by you, Thomas W. All.
red 70 said Whipple, for the of eli ght hun.
dred dollars, same date Of mortgage. Petitioner
asks Judgmeet. against you Thomas W. Alfred, for
one thousand dollars interest and COSTS Now unless
you and each OF you appear and make defense to
said petition or before Of the I'd day Of the
next term oil the District Court OF Wapello county
Iowa, TO be commeL ced on the 8Oth day of Novem-
Der, 1853, default win be taken against you and
Judgment and decree rendered against you ng
70 prayer OF petitioner, NJ WILLIAMS,
Atty for Petitioner
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at {
tumwa, Sept. 10th 1863 81.
Commun icated,

Commun icated.
DBED.-Aug. GO tn, OF FluI, Eernest S. son Of
Lemuel D. nd Mary L. Carpenter, aged 8 years
and IL months.
Oh Ernest, art thou gone? 's
Sweet CHI rished ch lid hath death --r,ge
4r.. Claimed thee aud sealed thee with
His sguet colds Oh, angus h wild! Ohi
Grief that seems to tear our hea rts In twain,
How can we give thee up! How can we walk
Life's future path W ithout thee ! that fond
IA r. smile, - ,frFF Fr 1861
That CHEEKY laugh and child ish glee 1.-THE
Many little words and act ms fond, which
u. None but parents heart ma, know,-ail gone !
All hushed and quiet in the e. We |! Dear child
Oh fondest worshippei one, II was not for
That sweet promise given by Oh st our Lord.
q Who says Suffer little children to ONE unto
Me, fer Of such Is My Kingdom, we would
Perish, but that thought viii buoy up our
hearts.
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The gale of Fairbanks Scales the present
year, particularly at the West, has been
largely in advance Of any previous year do.
ring the whole history Of the Messrs. Fair.
banks business, which shows the usual
prosperity Of those branches of business in
which weighing is done, and also the increas.
ing popularity with the public Of these cello
brated Scales. 5g
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TIE GREAT SPRINGFIELD MEETING.

z. 7
The Great Mass Ms.ti. g of Uncendition.
al Union men at Springfield, Illinois,
September Sd, numbered from 10000 Ia
70, 600 persons. and was confessedly the
largest political gathering ever held in the
Nerth- West. ... -...--
The enthusiasm was unb ounded. The
letter Of President Lincoln, which we pub
lish in another column, was read, and
speeches were delivered by some twenty.
five distinguished mea from all pa rts 0 fths
west, among whom we're Hor. Henry L.
Lane. Of Ind, Hon. Lyman Trumbull, Mai.
Gen. Oglesby, Hon. J, r. Doolittle, Gov.
Yates, Hon. Zach, Chandler, and others.
CALIFORNIA 10000 FOR THE UNION,
California held her election on the I'd inst
and gave from 10000 to $4,000 majority
for the UaiSn. De you hear that, Copper
heads atIr 4a .s. fsta he
GEN. BURNSIDE IN KNOXVILLE, TENN.
Geu. Burnside is in possession of Knox
vile, and has earned deliversnce to the per-
secuted Unionists OF East Tennessee.
ToRRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER. 7s
The Steamer Sunbeam, Of Chicago was
wrecked in Z terrible gale on Lake Superior,
N The 27th ult, aud all on board, eycert
me mar, persisted. The Boat and Cargo
we're a totsl loss, a complete wreck
GEN aksKs GoiSG TO TEXAS.
Gen, Banks is going to Texas, where i'm
'orsant york, for which he has peculiar
IS 10 be attended 20.
FROM MEXICO,
Impos tant dispatches have been received
rom Mexico, but their contents have not
zen made public. a. -aEsf |
agN. HUsrER COMING WEST. - |
Maj. Gen. Hunter is coming West to |
ssuine some command not stated
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The New Jersey shore Is subsiding, or
being washed under by the sea, at the
rate Of two feet in a hundred years. In
few thousand centuries the peach-grow-
ing State will be entirely washed
away. ... ..g..s ..E ID, ....-ssre Hefsse t,i '','
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DniTeh @Sates 8m.
Teuoear Reilettett.
AssEssoR's orrioE, FsuRrH DISTRICT, Iowa, !
DIVA CITY JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA, ...Is6s

IOWA CITY JOHNSON COUNTY, IOWA,
The undersigned, Assessor Of the 4th District Of
the State of Iowa 10 pursuance Of Section 10, Of a
Law entitled "An act to provide Internal Reye nue.
and to support the Government, and to pay Inte-
rest on the Public Debt hereby advertises all per-
sous concerned that the lists, valuations and emu
merations made and taken by tn. assistant Assess
or within the County Of Wapeilo in said 4th District
may be examined on the 18th day Of September,
1863 at the Office Off. T. lIackworth In Ottumwa In
sal Cou nty, that said lists will remain open at said
Office For the space Of fifteen days.
Notice Is hereby given that ON the 2Sth
day OF September 10 .. m. At the ONCE OF J. T.
II ack worth in Ottumws, within said county OF Wap-
clio, and after the expiration OF said fteen days.
appeals will be received and determined relative
to any erroneous or excceave valuations enuiuer
atoms by the said Assistant Assessor.
GEORGE II. JEROME,
Assessor for the 4th District Of Iowa.
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c.mbridr. Mine, n. c., Jun. Is 1,ss

CsWprIuHe NIhs, y. G., Juhs 10 lStS
ID WxsT q Co.
Gents-rhe pump which I ordered for our Mine il
received and put TO work In underlay phsf
which we are sinking, We hnd that one man will
with ease lin 90 gallons per minute, We lifted In
three and half hours all the water in ,he shaft.
which measures seven by twelve feet and ~ feet
deep, and IL was full when commenced. II an.
swers our expectations In every respect, and our
workmen are highly pleased with t. II Will de
great service with but trifing expense for repairs
Yours, respectfully, BURR HIsaIGs
We have plenty more such certificates. bu, think
tksss are enough. For Pumps, Hose, Pipe &c, ad-
dfess or call upon
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REMEMBER the appointment Of SENATOR
HARLAN at Ottumws on Friday next, the
18th inst. lie. tie PEOPLE turn out and hear
Inn.
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The News Of the Week.
8 YIREs IN CHICAGO.

Three ores in Chicago on Saturday, de-
stroyed twenty buildings on and near State
Street, about No. 40, in the lower part Of
the City. loss about 100000. There was
. scarcity of water.
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By Telegraph
Especial to the Courier.)

Especial to the Courier.)
BURLINGTON, Sept. o, 81 p. NJ.
j. w. NoRRIs The news from rebel
sources reports Morris Island evacuated by
the rebels particulars.
LATBR. General Crittenden's division OF
General Ro4eerans' army took possession OF
Chattanooga te-day The enemy is retreat
ing south. +,. rvrryrr7
Datas grgnf hsrleston 10 sixth (6th) state
the seiro Of 1nqreston still going on
TIE IRON Clad nd land bnttcries were
honibasd.n%. Wagnei, which had not re.
Piled for two days. .,.,..s r.-. Ear
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IS PROF. O j. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE,

fhsastanishing preparations turns the Hair black
30 Ito original color, after having become gra and
relnstates 10 In all Its original health luster, sonsss
and heauty-remove all Da ndruG from the scalp and
silunpleasant itching. II will also cure Cutsneous
sruptons such asScaldfead, letter. de-, and hence
creates perfectly healthy condition ofthe Scalp. by
aching as stimuaut and Tonic to the organs sup.
plying the eolorng matter to the Hair, completely
restoring them to their original vigor and health
thss preventing all tendency to become gray.
II also preyentsths Hair from becoming unh enlthy
aef falling of and causes 10 TO grow and chickens
whereit Is gone, BY resusctang the organs
~ 70 supply nu.riuent and coloring matter.
Thousands ofSolders In the Army have testife ed TO
the above, who had become gray and lost their Hair
sy sickness, change Of climate, and inastention,
while performing camp duty.
Restorative and Dressing. IL has no equal.
ma BY Peter Usechand In Chicago
Hts %. 1g-15
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N0rmanh { 3; Ham fGRA. NJ. D,

n EeFECTFEILYtcndsrs his pfo Ia a n Isoyvic.
y to- the citisensof Ottsmws and vieInifg. or
ffuetsirs over she Bank
Nov. 20 6.-y
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EE Ei"Et4 'a1 Nav YoRK, September Q.
Flour dull, at 4,so@4,95. EF2Y@
Wheat one cent better, at sT@1,O 5 for
Chicago Sprifg.
Corn, shade firmer, ,ft,r
Stocks better and active. Gold 321.
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ID. VIZ ID Co. 179, Rreaaxsy n. Y,
UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wHrNGYn

"a child can readily wiring out tubfull OF clothes
In few minutes. It 10 in realty CLOrHks
SAVED TIME SAVER and q STRENGTH
SAVER The saving Of garments win alone pay :.
large per centsge Its cost We think the ,s<-
chine much more than PAYS FOR ITSELF BvERY
YEAR In the saving of garmentsi There are ssvsr.
al kinds, nearly alike in general construction but
We consider II important that the wri niger BE- fitted
with Cogs. otherwise n mass OF garments IN ~ clog
the rollers and the rollers upon she crank shan si
and tear the clothes the rubber break loose roi
the shaft. Our own IL Of the fret make, aud /.
Is rs GOOD AS NEW after nearly FOUR YEARS
CONSTANT USE" ~