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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
"As the Phoenix

"As the Phoenix
rises from the ashes Of Its Ere,
animated with new life".--so does this Elk
Ir rejuyenate the system and overcome disease
s- The Rejuvenating Elixir is the result Of mod
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom; being
entirely new and abstract method OF cure irres-
pective of all the old and worn out systems
~ This medicine has been tested by the most
eminent medical men Of the day and by them pr o.
nouncedt to be Of the greatest medical discoveries
Of the age.
EB- One bottle will cure general Debility
EB- few doses cures Mysteries in females
EB- One bottle cures Palpitation of the Heart
EB- From one to three bottles restores the manli-
ness and full yigor Of youth.
g3y- Few doses restores the appetite
eB- Three bottles cure the worst ease of Impo-
tency.
s5B- A few doses cures the low spirited
EaS- One bottle restores mental power.
~ fetc doses restores The organs of generation,
Dg- A few doses bring the rose to the cheek
EB- This medicine restores to manly ygor and
robust health the poor debilitated, worn-down and
Departing.
EW- The listless, ensrvated youth, the over-task-
ed man Of business the victim of nervous depression
the individual suffering from general debility or
from weakness of single organ, will all find inme-
diate and parmanent relief by the use of this Elixir
or Essence Of Life.
w- Price, 50 per bottle or three bottles for IS,
and forwarded by Express, on receipt OF money
to any address.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
BE WISE IN TINE
BE WISE IN TIME

Let MOI disease destroy your constitution, Try
bottle Of my PERIODICAL DROPS and Won viii he
satisfied that sm no impostor. Tell your afflicted
friend what restored the bloom of health to yopr
cheeks, AID thereby confer a favor more yalnahia
than gold For painful or scanty Menstruation il is
just the thing. Ihave now in my mind an Instance
OF a lady who had been suffering from pain nj Men-
strustion two or three years. confniug her to her
room each time. She had applied several eminent
physicians. without relief, when one bottle of NV
DROPS entirely cured her.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
pURKEEs EASTERN ADDITION.
n O 70 N

W DUhKFF 8 EAsIERN ADDITION.
Frank Bacon 70 Peter Christmsns 2 T.
Jane Baldwin 7 8 Y Charles Durkee Z d
G. Durkse 9 % Albert King Is s72
, Ilmothy Fee . IL Timothy Fee % 46i
Ihe /oI0aofng IN the ~ e. Qr Sec 6, 7. Range %.
John Hogan-Corn l rod & 229 fl W ofne cor
Of sd or sec, thence Al SIP fl thence 8 I'd
thence " d 8-12 IT. thence n s rods to beg III
F. ). Lovell-Com line of Deming st164ft
vote line Of sd or sec, thence " on sd street
81 Alp it, thence $50 8-12 #, thence 81 #
thence to beginning % Sc
Abram Hanson-Com I76 # of the NV cor OF
lot II on the side Of Kenosha st, thence
parl with n line of sd lot 157 it, thence n Aft
a point l5f # from line of Kenosha st,
thence 1854 #, thence s44 # beginning IL O5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ON + BOTTLE CURES

1t is impossible TO enjoy the bloom of health and vi
yaclty ospits, unless the Menses are regular as TO
ne tlne the quantity, and quality. When they are
ooStuited, nature makes her Efforts to obtan for IL
some other outlet, and unless these efforts of nature
are assisted, the patient usually experiences Des-
pondency. Nervousness, and finally, CONSUMPTION
assumes lts sway and prematurely ternipa, es q
miserable life. -. :
DO not suffer from these rregusrities when an in-
Vestment OF Que dollar in Lyons Periodical Drops
and
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
u.osossson.r nr;nin,sr,

PrOfesstomMl OpimiOns,-"I have used
your SPECIFIC PILLS. in many cases of Spe,neQtor-
sheG, and with the noostpegfect Success."-J. Mil
TON SANDERS, NJ. D., LII. D., Brooklyn.
"Itis as near a specific as any medicine can
be. have cured very severe cases with from SIX TO
TEN posEs."-B. KEITH, NJ. D., Ed. Repertofy OF
Med. Science, Ne,o- YORK.
81 know of no remedy in the whole MatertG
Msdica, equal to your SPECIFIC Pull in e7snGf or
Prot. of organic Chemistry and Physiology,4N Z.
Personal GpiniOmss-"Mr. Winchester IS
WORTHY OF ALL CONFIDENCE, and devotes himself
enthusiastically to these Preparations."D. MERE
D1TH REESE, ~ D., III. D., Asrserican MsdiccI
Gazette, Neao- York.
81 have a personal kno,czedge of Mr.. W1ScHEs-
TER's HONESTY AND INTEGRITY, and can assure the
Profession and the public that PREPARATIONS CAN
BERELIED oN.''-JAs. r. Chiffon, MD, Chemist NJ Y.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
ZAe loloaoina in nc s ". Or. See. 81 r . Rn
FIsK's WESTERN AppIrI ON

). Fisk-All that part within city limits sup
posed 10 be maximum width OF 80 feet 9&1O3
s. Fisk-Al within city limits bounded on the
" by the hf of or &c 81 1s8 II 40
. fisk ~ ~ % ). Fisk II IL rs
DO All n of alley and south of K R&RI
II track 10 p AZ
S. Fisk-Al except R RIR R track "a II 6S
do 5 10 s Fisk q ~
do Com line of Market st at NV cor
Of land owned by Mrs Bronson, thence g tor
line OF Durkee's western addition, thence on
sd line W to its Intersection with line of
Market st, thencee sd line to beginning ID on |
AIrCL Va
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
eto5lo,osng IN the N w. Or. 50, r 2, Range %
IN
Third Ward.

The Jo1Ioaoing in the N. b. or. Sec. 81, T2R.2 %
o. S. Head / "A o. S. Head 6 s IA
do Is 81 L. Steele l IS
The. fotSoeoang in the n. W. Or Sec 5, T. 1R23
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
rAE SpEclEiH PILL

THE SPECIFIC PILL
Is not Homeopathic remedy, nor does it contain
Mercury Iron Canharides any injurious ingredient.
EY Price: 81 per box, six boxes (aohen ordered at
once for So. Sentby Mail Sold Wholesale and Retail,
ct the Sole General Depot in the United States, by
J. WINCHESTER, So John Street, II. z,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26

VIM. Kuabe & -GenNemen:
have great pleasure in certifying that have
tried your Square Pianos, and find them equal,
If not superior, to any in this country Among
their great qualities, which Distinguish them,
Is the evenness Of tone, the agreeable and easy
touch, and volume Of tone. Wishing you all
the success you so highly deserve, am sir,
yours very truly, s. TEEA LESEBGs
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
TO MARRIED T,AD1Es

lney are peculiarly adapted Sc they bring the month
" period with such perfect regularity
81 ceuid furnish any quantity Of testimonials OF its
sincaey from my own patients, but the practice OF
aun oought ana fictitious ones before the public
Is SO prevalent, do not deem it advisable
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
TO The LADIES OF AMERICA !!
LIYON 3 PERIODICAL DROPS. sAse is2
hIONs PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
~ THE GREAT FENAIF LFMEDV

- The GREAT FEMALE REMEDY I
oa mdona PERIODICAL DROPS cure all complaiots
atns " me sex, and remove all obslruotions Of
ana strength. p'uac'ng heaiths Vlgor
:. Lt0N . PERIODICAL DROPS are better tban nj,
PMS, Powders and nostrums being a fniS nranar gu
qon, their action is direct and positive ard Fl !, &
nothing out good common sense to see ana rnda,.S
STAND the reason why they all those Ills to Which
he female system is subjected, with dispatch and
Oh certainty which nothing but scientfcalIv
compounded Huid preparation could reach; thew ars
IN the NEST obstinate cases, N' @''
RELlABLE, AND SURE TO Do GOOD
RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AND. CANNOT DO HARM. ~
AND oANNOr DO HARM,
10 the most delicate constitutions
dnca III rnhIoDICAL DROPS will certainly pro.
49, .ne regular return of nature if taken a 5ay ar
1h OeSre the expected PERIOD and it is maxim in
IynMSS pp mat prevention is better tn an cure
AoN'S fEhlODICAL DROPS have been MS "a hv
swehsynve Thousand lad les within the past ak
cures % - %" - ~ surety
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26
CAUTION!!o CAUTHON!ur

I bear IN mind that guarantee my DROPS TO
COhE suppression OF the Menses, from whatever
cause though care should be taken to ertain II
pregnancy DE the cause, as these DROPS would hs
sure TO produce miscarriage, # taken whilst m thai
situation, and all are cautioned against using them
as wish 1t distinctly understood that do NOT hold
myself responsible when used under such rrcum
stances. ~"Soi-
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-01-26

maj q bond-com line of ne or of NV ur
~ ~ sec and 70 rods of n line of sd see
SinGhee 70 sw cor Of ne ar of NV or of sec g.
" nee 81 rods thence n 60 rods, thencew 81
= r. IS to Beginning IL q
Dole ) tprter-com 45 rods II links W and 9
re 5sS 81 the ne cor of or sec fhence W 10
reos thence is rods, thence 12 a. thence sf
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
Andrew Cunningham =


:. o.. 'cJohn nry,l.n.r M 81 ~ :T:t:
Tue Object TIL, hI ~ te sum Of S32JA5.
Damages sisiailcd by the Complainant, for breach ly
the defendant OF certain contract entered Into bttWcrn
the said partss IN the year lS9 aud interest ihess1n.
for the Improvement Of accrtan irarl OF LAID hole, b
them jointly in the said County Of HallawhH and more
fully Get out and described i'm the complnnants bin
and the complainant upon proper aaldnrt fled IN my
Office having procured order of 1tlaehment ,ngunt
the estate tho said Defendant, 10 enforce The payment
Of his clnm aud Il appearing fran tue r"ihrn 81 Tho
Sheriff Of kana,SlN County, that -LS had cfro saLh
attachment hG undivided lihrtst g: inc Ihicfuant,
lirYdxn IN nccrtain tract Of arsE ~ the ChuutTnth
nwha known anil dr.ignalSd rs lot No. containing l?6
urrcs h0 his nnrktd tcrcai In lot Eo!3; chn5ihihg
sll acres conveyed to said. Complainant and Defendant
by IS EG GiiIison c6nnlsaiotrr. by decd dntrd 18th
Horen+r;l recorded In I,ook page ga kRihH1a
County rrks QGCe and also C2ii acrrs. cQpyeyed-by
n,yih Wilson md wife nnd fieksn Wilson; ny 0Ekd
dntcd January 4 AI& REGARDED In Book v. page
373 in sasc oilic-; and Il further appearing, by affidavit
md ttc return Of En Sheriff. Latltht si bcHasnt 10
not I'm inbabtnut o. Statct aud that eo cabn 10
ius, and That there n pfesent seo nthn therefor
nud that he ons to recover at the ngt tSeA sp1 81
Any, 1855 -: "cI:r<Ic :1|'hE S*up-a
Wherefore, motion Of the Complainant, 4 10 ordered
thai; the said Defendant Do appear hero, within one
month nf1er due publication OF this order, r lke West
Virginia Journal, Newspaper published IN Charleston
In snd County Of KhnnHhH and answer, thn. Copllp-
'''' :. - Ts.,t: JOHN SLACK, Clerk.
HISpNAS, P. Q.-I6w4
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
,DEAT MS.

Died, the l2th Of February 1895, at Camp Hastings,
No., Mr.. Joa GA,Ex, 18th Regiment Va. WI, Of Kan.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
TIE, JOURNAL.
ChnrleAton.N West Vn.,T~p
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, MAR. i.
THE DRAFT

The Draft has been progressing since our
last issue, in this Congressional District
Putnam County was the first drawn, on last
Wednesday. The northern side Of Kanawha
County was drawn on Thursday last, and the
southern side on Monday. We haye received
no lists Of names drawn for Putnam County.
In Brsxton, Nicholas, Clay, Roanc and
Wayne counties, the Draft has been postponed
It'll further orders"
In the 1st Sub-District Of this county,
lGG names were drawn, and in tho I'd, 20.
Total 236. This number, Of course, includes
the 10O per cent. provided against exemptions,
which are expected to be so numerous that
those persons who are liable TO military duty
will stand little chance OF not being called on,
though drawn toward the last. The names
srr published in the order in which they were
drafted, as follows:
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01

Drafted in lst Sub
.anawha CO.
George Stocton,
VIM. II. Osborn,
BENZ. l.. Borgess.,
John Hodges,
7. Morgan,
beverly Lewis (col.)
+. J. Morris,
Theodore Robinson,
Vim. Baker,
\. II. Morris,
1:lmun,l NewhouSc,
John Dillon,
Michael Armcntrout,
Robert talrll.
YIN. Barker, Cooper
Greek.
James Gilt,
VIM. Martin,
G. G. Coon,
Wm., Fox,
Ahaz Spencer,
James Barton.
Washington Erawlv,
James II. KcniSnn,
Il. W. Graves,
James f.. Kendall,
James L. Smith.
Charles Gnzc,$, (col.)
Nathan Hannah,
F.no:h C'ohllrn,
Michael Ford,
!. II. Moves,
Z. \. Melton.
Lewis L. Kirk,
Spencer Proctor,
Vim. J. Bryant,
Vim. l.anha,n,
Ahnr Nichols, ,
VIM. X. GivcnS,
Vim. Brown,
Lewis Ruilncr, Jr.
James VI. Britt,
Cornelius Bow,
Dclany CaS'lorph,
John Ward. (col.)
Wm. II. l'ullv.
james NJ. ithcrow,
BENZ. Proctor,
James l.. Gu,hmv,
John l.ockhar,,
VIM. G.. Burgess,
II. W. C"<tcr
Morrison Bailey,
]. G.. Ean'iinc,
Patrick l'lahcrtv,
Lafayette Wells. (col,
George Williams,
James Payne,
YIN. C. Brown,
Franklin Hamilton,
George L. Mitchell,
Elias Kendall,
; Collin Griffith,
Vim. James,
Jacob l'lunly,
Mobery Smith,
John Tully,
Thomas McCloud,
Michael waylcr,
LOWS Allen, {eot.)
G.. W1Sandfori,H
3 Benj. E. ballard,
John BucLell,
H@niltou s, Adkins,
Patrick Dorsey,
A. .!Boggess,
RcNbcn Proctor. ;
Shndrick uudnal. 81!
James Wilson,
Franklin Fisher,
Washington Surhoy,
Thomas c. Suails,
Cyrus Carey,
Lewis Sims,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01
LIST OF LETTERS

u EMAINlNi; in the Posi- uce i'll Charleston. West Va,
IL tnr The two weeks ending February 18th, lsG3.
CSF- Persons calling for ,hvs" letters will please ray
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-03-01

OASl11SI,
Stephen Eissss,
&. Jarrett,
Joseph Stephenson,
Isaac G. Wills,
Vim. j. kccncy,
John p. Whitlock,
Joel Smith,
4. p. Fry,
\. T.. Summers,
Vim. II. Hamilton,
George rtie&r,
John W. Dawson,
VIM. 4. Young,
Henderson BoStick,
Vim. C.. tcoed,
Davis James,
Nathan Proctor,
Arthur tllcn.'
Patrick Scanin,
NJ. Woody.
James +. Wills,
II. {. Glover.
Edward Smith,
T.. T. Young,
Vim. llwlnal,
Lewis Burns,
Edward Morning,
j. NJ. Derrick.
i. l.. t'lr.r!cnin,
g. ". Tate.
Franklin Garsrn.
Vim. II. Nmkcr$.
r'iclLin. Eomhan,
Vim. Hobinct.
Elias Kendall,
las. :. Woods,
John II. Vance,
Samuel II. Taylor,
T. j. Gardener,
4. J. llin(lman,
IIc:rv SkylcS,
James Meadows,
Samuel s. Eranllam
Nm. Dawson.
Patrick (;auShan.
Frank Shrewsbury,
(colorc,l)
Mill More, (cot.)
John +. hubbard.
WIN. Scavcn,ler,
Jolu, Sti:,son (col.)
Henry Crowdcr,
Let. Milan,
John d. Martin,
l.. II. Hamilton,
James. Curry,
Joseph layton,
Vim. J. Parish.
Marshall Pcyatt,
James Crow,lcr,
Lewis Woods,
VIM. Lynch. .
Samuel II. BailS
Willie Kline,
James McMahan,
John Shatier, .
Austin Burgess.
4 ". OakS s.
GA. I'hayer *.
James I.anllana,
lscnonie Sur7att
VIM. RANSOM,
Vim. L.. Hicks,
Charles NJ. HonaEe
Marion Britt,
Nathaniel KmS
x N. ShcpncrN,
y. Il. Clark,
VI. W.. H@ns, Z ,
g. +. GircnS,
Ealca,inc Wehrlc,
Sylvester lIa,nuIocl
Columbus Franklin
49,"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-13
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUyCEDBY THE MEDl-
IL cal Faculty and the public to be the most
wonderful remedy for the permanent cure q ~
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER. KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
N r. mot MINERAL WATER. Il is from experience.
that CONSTITUTION WAFER hiss emanated and We
now say let no man doubt when single bottle
has been known TO cure diseases which the best
medical talent In this country has failed TO relieve
A remedy possessing the virtues Of Constitution
Water cannot be classcd under "quack' preparn-
tons, ms il Is now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city 1t Ia only second class
physicians that cry down popular remedies. while
complish cure; and the success Of the ply sicans
increases 40 his knowledge Of different remedies
enable him 70 produce a cure while others fail in
the attempt. Sceuce 10 sstisiied with the truth.
Give Constitution Water fair trial-we mean
you who are under some specsdisst's care from
year TO year, aud NC particularly allude 10 ladies
who are constantly res0rtng 10 local Treatment,
and all sorts Of local applications foe diseases,
with 80 much chance 81 success there would be.
from local applications 70 the throat for diseases
OF brain. We have been careful to use language
ia orr circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization but we receive ~ many CON-
manications from persons for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and Of whose disease no men
ticn hes been made. that We have come to the
conclusion that If the remedy is capable Of pro-
ducing = cure, matter what the disease may be.
il should be made known The medicine ia put
up for the public and there should be no excep-
lions. We say, Constitution Water il not like =
gilded pill made 10 suit the eye and taste; IL is
medicine, in every sense If the term; placed IN
the hands Of the people for their relief. and IL
taken according 70 the directions il will in every
case produce radical cure. We would say that
the directions 10 regard to diet etc. relate only TO
the disease under which they occur.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-13

1e~1i.'o.e.A evassSl q ~ nsw rsginsne =
Gc.irv ilosch 1ooh, 1851. pss0seee colc-
l n e. IL savaisy rsaignee April So
1lis~iGE Vasaseaa@ly snsaal'd y -
''S -" soilstins - ~ vhildrsasf oeasr-
= Lee 6SorSs vKShlngsso Custis Lee
49, q ynn e -; -Mnsy Gusts Lse,
shant ~: Annie u died u Berkeley
0peioe. q less, and would have been nIw
s6est Isl Assss - esest - ;,.'s Is
Lee, sbout 80; Mildred Lee, soe" william
None Of then bsve married e ~ f.,'asioete'
Henry rItzhsgh whose :s'e ~ 1ssa
WicEhsm, died ct Richmond .....d ~ N.
The eldest son, GsosSs, pc;rs IN 1874
head Of his class, ss wcS' -. ! s .e.r. ~ ~
end vss 4 f3rst Lieutenant 20 Ine coIps - -
esneess y. ..s-;re william Henry Wa farm
-. ou. a.ss, ~ white House estate, which be-
ionsea % ~ Cusiis iohsrltaaes, wnsn the
~ coened. He was commissioned Sd lieu-
tenant in the Cd lnihntsy 10 1ee5. but ~
sirned In 1859. Robert W. ct . miiitsFy
school in Virginia The sons It 10 we'll
known. are I'll officers in the rebellion. The
three surviving daughters srs with their
moslser, who, Il 10 believed, he's Iaiteriy been
1t Lynchburg.
Mr.. Cus'is. at ~ tine u his death, own
ed some two hundred slaves, who, by his
will, were to be free at the termination Of
Ave years from his death, which period ex
PRED October 10th 1862. The most Of
these slaves were kept on the White House
estate, and ~ tho valuable portion were
carried south some twenty or more old
men and women and young children were
LEFT at Arlington. Mr. Gusts mother
owned the White House estAte, and resid
ed there when she became the wife of Gen.
Washington.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-13

The dwelling Of ]. N. Byers Of Oskaloo-
- was entered BY thief . few nights since
and $500 were carried of from bureau
drawer.
Theodore B. White Of Madison Town
ship, Mahaska county, lately killed eight
wolves in his part Of the county. So says
the Oak aloosa Herald.
Three brothers in Kcokuk County. whose
name 10 Scott, MI young men, are insane,
and are about to be sent to the Hospital at
Mount Pleasant. We CLEAN from the
Keokuk County Nsrs.
The Marion County Republican states
that in consequence Of blow received from
DR.. Rogers, the life Of Dr. Templin Of "os-
port, is despaired Of The latter gsnt'e"a"
is feeble man physically, and the acs was
clearly cowardly one.
Will Mr.. r. Crowell and his son Of Ger
70 Gordo County, were crossing Clear Lake
on Friday Of last week with span Of hor-
SEES and sleigh, the ice gave way, and they
were precipitated into the water. Crowell
and his son got out One Of the horses was
drowned.
Benjamin. Nelson, an old citizen Of Du
buquc county, 45 or 80 years Of age, was
found dead few days since. His body,
when discovered, was lying between his
wagon box and the horses. with the lines
wound around him The superstition is
that he was either killed by the fall or died
in = ft. We CLEAN from the Dubuqe Herald.
The accident occurred Is miles from that
city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-04-13
A FEW REASONS WHY THE
A Nj z RuCAN w ATC n


II s made on the best principle, while the for
eign watch is made ON no principle at all. The
foreign watch is mostly made by women and bows
NJ HAND While their labor IS cheap. their work
is dear AT any price. Snch watches are made
without ,lan, and sold without guarantee. They
are designed Only to sell, and the buyer Is the
party most thoroughly sold. Those who have
kept ''aocres Is lep,nes" and Swiss levers ia
professed repair for n few years will appreciate
the truth of our statement
TIE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH
Instead of being made of several hundred Little
pieces sore we'd together, the body Of the AMERs-
can WATCH is formed of SOLID PLATES. No jar
interfefes with the harmony of It's working. and
no sudden shock can throw its machinery out of
gear In riding anv business pursuit il 10 oil
held together a. firmly as single piece Of metal.
II is lust what all machinery sho uld be
LIST ACCURATE. I'd. SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG.
4ih ECONOMICAL.
tenn but QUALITY. We do not pretend that
our Watch can he bought for less money han The
foreign mai. tc.ir,S but that for its real value
it is sold for one half the price
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (nsmed VIM
EJler, il what iss name ndicates-Solid Sub
staptial aud aiways ketahe-warrnnted to stand
any amount Of Marching. Riding or Fighting
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH
tnaned r. :. Bartistt) is siniiar in size and gan
eral appearance. but has more Jewels, ana
more elaborate finish
OUR LADIES MATCH, recently brough,
out. is put up in a great variety OF patterns,
many of them of rare beauty and Workmanship.
is quite small. but warranted 10 k ep time.
OUR YOUNG GENTI.EMAN'S WATCH Is
neat. not large. and just the thing for the pocket
OF Young America.
The proof of tnc merits of our watch may be-
found IN III fact that now employ over seven
hundred workmen IN our factories aud that We
are still unable to supply the constantly increns
ing demand.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH
is thinner and lighter than the others we have
described Its fine chronometer balance is deli
caieiv adjusted to correct the variation caused Dy
changes Of temperature These watches the
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