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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

Helm streets inimitable Hair Coloring IL not 9
dye. All instsntansous dyes are composed Of l~-
nos causfie, and more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty Of the hair. This is the original Hair
Celoring, and has bean growing in fayoesover
twenty years. 1t restores grey hair TO its original
color by gradual absorption. in most remarkable
manner. 1t is also beautiful hair dressing. Seld
in two sixes--5o cents and Shy all dealers.
C. HEIMSTREET, Chemist.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY al
Druggists. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16
GENERAL AGENT6E

John D. Park. 0ncfnsski, 0his. q.
sTplisg, Finch = fulisr, Chicago, n-,l'
Burhhsms vanschaaef, Chicago, Jns
Demas, Barnes ! Co, New York. 80 VIZ
D Ransom Co. Buffalo. New York.
Fafrand, Ahae1 q Co. nsfyoit, Mich.
Wesks ! Fotssr, Boslon, Asss.
= ffenAA, KicAsrh = %, Rhflsdslphiasrs. ~
y nesalgp ! %, Httsburg, IN. -
CofYfns mos, u Louis, No.
Barnes, ward b %, New orIssns, La
y 0ps1n1A . O., Asuhvilie, Ky.
nlGley A1eq Ae1phis. rsnR. ss.x-.~ -
Thompson 4 Block, Bali ~, Nd.
= Dm1Ar4 ns11sWe, AAanyN MI. ttsa-sssa
Strong . Armstrong, Cisfsiand, o = sew
Nn 1ehneton, pStrplk wehL
. ~161Rset -. Isss1dIs. ": aai issra
fevzs.pls w ssssss a. ssva
% ~ s< fss&&~Assa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-03-16

tRMN0TE UT6LA whsrsels o. h0e nns
~ A9DEApsy kosass,s Gesss1ess {si7 lo2Sese{
- o. 80 asa lae *ssss1s ,se'ssM'Nse
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
Mathematical Problems.

The proportion of thread used in making the
various stitches is as follows:
Lock Stitch. l: Chain Stitch, S-10ths; Double
Chain Stitch. 5-l0ths.
Pr blem !. Ifa Lock Stitch machine CWheel-
or WILSON, uses 10 cents worth Of thread and
silk in a day. how much would it use in a year
of 800 working day2 Ans. $50. worth.
Prob 2. How much would chain stitch ma
chine (Wilcox 4 Gibbs use in doing the same
amount of seWing7 Ans. S54 worth.
Prob. 8. How much would a double chain
stitch machine (GroVer I Baker, use in doing
the same amount Of sewing. Ans. SIS worth.
Prob. 4. There will be ultimately at least a
at the above rate what value of thread and silk
would be used annually if sll of one kind were
used? =? Ans Lock Stitch, $4,000 co., Chain
Stitch. 4.OO0 900. Double Chain Stitch. SIS 600
Prob. s. What value of thread would be
wasted BY the chain stitch? Ans. 81, 900 OCO,
Prob. 6. What value would be wasted BY the
double chain stitch2 Ans. S45 0O0, 600.
Prob. Z. Ifthere be 6.OO0.OO0 families in the
United States. how much would it cost to send
each weekly newspaper at 81 507 Ans. 5000
Prob. 8. How much to send a monthly mag
asine. at sac Ans. $4,000
Prob. 9, How much would remain of the s45.
OoO.0O0 of waste, for missionary. educational and
charitable purposes? Ans. $4,000. 600.
Il it wicked to waste things? Yes.
Then what sewing machine should be used ?
Ans. Wheeler Wilson'S Lock Stitch Sewing
Machine.
Whsrs can these machines be purchased?
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
DO Ro1s KIM Horses :

This question Is asked BY many oi
our farmers. The farmer is all at once
called to the stable and finds his horse
attacked with pain or suddenly i'll, and
sometimes attempts to lie down, again
ne falls down suddenly and rolls, and
perhaps starts up suddenly-if in the
stable he paws with his fore feet, and
if the pain be severe ne is in constant
motion, and strikes his belly with his
hind feet; he lies down and rolls in mo-
ments of comparative ease, and looks
wistfuly at his hanks. The owner
then sends for farrier, who says,
your horse has got the bots. 1t is all
very well for US to say horse has the
bots, but do the bots burrow through
the walls of the stomach3 This de-
ny, at least while the horse is alive.
In 1861, was called to see q horse
that had his leg fractured, and was con-
sidered worthless, and was ordered to
be killed. In making q post mOrtem
examination, found the bots had eat
en- through the Valvs of the stomach /;
now if this horse had died with the
spasmodic collie or inflammation of the
stomach, you would have said he died
with the bots. But do dery that they
eat through while the horse is alive,
for the little creature is toe comforta-
bly, located to attempt its exit into q
cavity whore its destruction would be
inevitable. 1t has been remarked,
that no efectual remedy has ever been
discovered for the cure Of bots, yet we
venture to say that in nine cases ont Of
ten, if the animal be permitted to run
a short time at grass, when the bot has
attained its full growth and is capable
of exercising an independant life, it
will detaeh itself from the stomach,
and pass off with the excrement.
The author of Hippopathology writes:
1t has been conjectured that bots
might prove serVicable to the animal,
by aiding the cuticular coat in the tri-
turation of the food. That nature should
have created an animal, and designed
it as an inhabitant Of the stomach of
another animal. without some good
but l suspect unknown, and 1 think,
in unison with others, highly improbs-
bic, irreconcible with other beautiful
and more readily explained operations,
1 am, however, for my own part unable
10 draw up the curtain which is here
interposed between fact and design
MODERN HORSE DocToR.
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CBERIFFS SALE.

OJohn Partridge. vsA. az W. Mcconnell
In TrumbuI Common Pleas. By virtue of Al
execution issued out Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of 1rumbull County, Ohio. in the above
named case. / have levied upon and shall expose
70 public sale at the south door of the Court
House In Warren, Trumbull County. O., on
Saturday, the 25th day Of May, IS67
between the hours Of and o'clock. p. m. oi
said day. the folloxinE described tracts or lots
Of land. to-wit: Situated in the Township OF
Warren. TrunbrH Co.. Ohio, 10 2O-lO0 acres OF
land known asI art Of lot 1919. in the subdivision
Of lot No. "a, and Is the zane land conveyed to
Alexander Mcconnell By May King and D. L.
King, EIec'rs Of II. W. King deed, By deed
dated 18th day Of November, 1854. Recorded in
Trumbull County Records. poE 81. PAGE 5e3, TO
which reference is had. Also twenty five acres
Of land. known as part Of lots and 9 in subdi-
vision Of original lot No. "a. in the township Of
Warren. and county Of Trumbull and Slate of
Ohio. and is th e same land decided to Alexander
Mcconnell. By G. o. Howard. by deed dated the
seventh day Of August 1852. Recorded in
Trumbull county Records, Vol. So. Pages 81.
and z32 to which volumes for full descriptions
Of the lands. reference Is made"
Appraised ais. Terms Cash.
S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff.
sherifs Once, Warren, o. April q, 1s67-5t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
CHRRIFF's SALE in Partition.

y Ms-Earet Bates ct al vs. Olive Miller. ct al In
Trumbun Common Pleas. By virtue Of an or
der of sale issued ont of Court of Common Pleas
Of Trumbull County. Ohio, in the ABOVE nam ed
case, 70 me directed and delivered, shall expose
to public sale on the premises in the townshi D
oi Mesopotamia. Trumbull County, Ohio on
SATURDAY. TIE 18th Day OF NAY. 1857, between
the hours of 10 and u o'clock A. NJ. of said day,
the following described premises. to wit: Sit
uate in the township OF Mesopotamia, in the
county Of Trumbull and the Stain of Ohio, and
knoSn as being part of lot No. 80 in said town
ship. and is bounded as follows; Beginning at
the centre Of the highway on the south line of
LeVerett Norris land, thence west along said
Norris south line eleven rods; thence southerIy
and parallel With the highway eight rods; thence
east parallel with the frat mentioned line eley-
en- rods to the centre of the highway; thence
northerly along the centre OF the highway eight
rods TO the place of beginning, and contains
eighty -eight rods Of land. and was last owned By
Olive LeppeH. deceased. Appraised by commit
tee IN partition at $533.355. Terms, cash in
hand on day Of sale. s. NJ. LAIRD. Sheriff
Sherif's Once. Warren. o., April17. 1867, 5w
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

A society for carrying on systemat-
ically the business ofstealing. secrsting
and selling stolen goods, has just been
unearthed and broken up at Norwalk,
Conn. ItWas regularly organized with
President, Secretery and Treasurer,
and was composed mostly Of clerks in
all branches of trade. An account was
kept Of the stealngs of each member,
and the full value accredited to him on
the society book. Profit enough had
been already secured to enable two
families connected with it to visit the
Paris Exposition.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
For the Chronicle.
ALErEER To CLI1EEEA.


rTis long time since you wrote me:
Then Il was with trembling hand,
While you waited at the entrance
Of the blooming sumner land,
Poor sweet fngerl they could scarcely
Guide your pen slcng the line.
But It was . precious letter.
With its ending. Ever Thine
Since that time, thoss weary fingers
Have been crossed. ike saints IN prayer
On a bosom pure as AGry's.
ana they still are resting there.
100. heslender lips which kissed ma,
when the autumn garlands fell,
Have pronounced, in tender sorrow.
And tor aye last farewell
have thought so much about YOU.
For knew your life was sweet,
And that youth. in Wreaths Of myrtle.
Crushed out honey meath your feet.
Did you fear the shadoWy angel,
With q cirque Of asphodels2
Did you feel that she would crown You
To the sound Of tOlling bells2
Dear CIimsna. I've question
For each day, since last We parted.
I can AK, bu { no replying.
Leaves me ever hungry-hearted,
Still. catch little comfort
Thinking that your soul viii Be
EarthWsrd. for the love you bear u.
And viii read these lines from ua.
Very little they win tell YOU.
Only that We love you yet.
And that every day and moment
Is with gemlIke msm0ries sst
Take my love to those dear angels
shall disremember nsFsr,
Come and see me very often,
And. believe me. thine forever.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
A Shocking Murder.

1NDIANAPOLIsI may I.
The following are the particulars in
regard to the murder, at Gosport, last
night. John S. Johns, railroad agent
and telegraph operator, was found dead
at his Office at half-past six o'clock this
morning. His head was covered with
horrible gashes made by some blunt
instrument, his brains knocked out,
and he was lying in pool of blood
$500 of money belonging to the rail-
road and telegraph companies, was
missing. No clue to the murderers.-
The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Railroad Company offer reward of
$500 for the arrest of the murderers.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
The aW.g. Chronicle.
ODD FELLOWS THANKSGIVING.

The following correspondence and
address, will explain itself:
WARREN, April % 1867.
HoE. J. W. TYLER.
Dear Sir and Brother:
In pursuance of resolution adopted
at the Thanksgiving Meeting, held at
the Hall of Mahoning Lodge. on the
26th instant, we most respectfully solicit
of you, for publication, copy of your
Address, delivered on that interesting
occasion. Fraternally yours,
THOMAS ]. McLAIN,
CHARLES R. HUNT,
c. NJ. PATCH.
Com. of Arrangements.
WARREN, April 80, 1867.
Gentlemen:
Your note of the 29th inst, has been
received. l do not feel at liberty to
decline the request coming from such
authority, and herewith enclose a copy
as desired, well knowing that it is
open to.many criticisms, yetifyou think
best to publish it, can but feel it my
duty to take pleasure in acquiescing in
your wishes.
Most Respectfully and Fraternally,
yours, &C., j. w. TYLER.
To Thomas J. McLain,
Charles R. Hunt,
c. II. Patch.
Com. of Arrangements.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
IN The following new publications nav
been received at the Warren News Denos
Out Of Town. by Barny Gray.
Felix Holt the Radical,
Crumbs from the Round Table.
Round Hearts, by the authcrof Ront,stSs
The Dead Letter.
Woman our angel. by A. S. Roe,
Lsns. Veneris, by SNineburDe.
Ecce Homo.
Nesby's Divers Views and Opinions.
josh Billings, his Book.
Sunny Bank. by Marian Harland,
Story of Kennett. BY Bsysrd Taylor,
The BigeloW Papers, By Lowell,
The Way Of the World. by Oliver Optic.
The PArlor Stage. for private TheatricsiS.
The Amateur Dramas. do do.
All New Books received as soon as published
Jan so, 1867 W.N. l. W. T. P0RTEh.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
Farm for sale.

THE SUBSCRIBER offers for
Il sale his farm, situated miles northeast of
Bristol Center, Trnmbull Co.. o.. on good road
running from Mecca. to the mills known as
Yrsdenburgh's Mills. and containing two hun
dred and ninety-six acres Of new land one
half in pasture and meadow. the other bali
covered with valuable timber, consisting of fine
Poplars, Oaks. Ash and other valuable sorts OF
Timber. Surface Rolling and well Watered
with two Creeks Of never failing water: Soil
Sandy and Fertile There are three Springs on
the farm. one Of which is soft water.
There is on the farm 3 good Frame House, in
fine place. surrounded By grove OF about 200
second growth Maple trees. Also 3 good bear
ing Orchard containing some $50 tfees ali graft
ed and selected from the best Nurseries in the
land. A good Sugar Camp Of some 800 large
hard Naples, Sugar House and Arch. making it
desirable location for Farming, Deirying or
Grazing. There are also two Saw Mills in sight
Of the farm. GIist Mill and Store about IL
miles distant, and School located on the farm.
All other information wanted. can be had from
the subscriber on the premises.
March 6, ls67-3m SAMUEL ST0VER.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

A correspondent Of the Oineipnsti Com
nlereiGL makes the point that the clause in
the Suffrage amendment TO the Constitu-
ton Of Ohio relative to deserters, that il
includes only those who actually deserted
TN time Of t1cr." He adds that, aecor-
ding to the official record, the total of de-
serters from Ohio, subsequent to April Ist,
1865, was only 1868 from perhaps two
thirds of whom the charge Of desertion has
been removed. Conviction of desertion Is
essential to Acknowledgement, so that by
the amendment, very few wiz be disfran-
ehised.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
OHERIFFs SALE.

0Chsrles II. Pierson. VS. Grove P. Hinm1n.-
In Trumbull Common Pleas. By virtue of a
Yenditioni Exponas. issued out of said Court In
delivered, shall expose to public sale at the
south door of the Court House in Warren
Trumbull Co.. Ohio. on
Saturday, the 25fh day OF Nay. 1857,
between the hours of one and three o'clock, D:
m, Of said day. the follow ing Real Estate tO-Wit
The undivided one-half Of the following des-
cribed land. situated in Mecca Township, Trum-
bull County. Ohio. known as part Of lot No g
Kirkland tract. 50 called, Bounded north by
lands of William Irwin; east BY the Highway
south and west By lands Of Hinman Oil Mining
Company, and containing twenty acres Of land,
more or less.
Appraised at $500 per acre. Terms Cash.
SIN. LAIRD, Shsrif.
Shsrifs Office. Warren. o. April 2l. is67.5t.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
No. 2,-Chain Stitch.

1t is such q stitch as your mother makes in
knitting and eroteheting. and it can be rayeled
IN the same way.
Is it much used in Sewing?
No, becauEe the seams made with it pull out
50 easily. Think of your garments coming apart
when you are in the strest.
How much thread does it take for yard oi
seam?
About four and one-half yards; or nearly
twice as much as the lock stitch"
What is the principal machine making this
stiteh2 The Wilcox d Gibbs
What is the double chain stitch"
It is very much like the single chain stitch
bt Is made with two threads.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

The eldest daughter of G. B. Beebe,
editor Of the Banner Of Liberty, pub
lished in New York, committed suicide
on Saturday, by shooting herself with
a pistol. She had been engaged to be
married to young man, but her faith
er had her placed in lunatic asylum
to break up the match. The officers
Of the asylum, finding her not insane,
let her go home. Learning Of the mar
rage OF the gentleman to whom she
had been engaged, she deliberately
shot herself.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

PRETTY GooD.-A strong Garfield man
who is 60 on figures" ciphers the
situation as follows: Garfield received
about II, 900 majority ia this District
for Congress there are 10 Districts in
Ohio; therefore, if he is nominated for
Governor he will receive about 200, 900
msjority-don't you see 7"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Their line will extend from Sacramento. Cali
forpiA. across the Sierra Nevadas tn the califor-
MIA State line. traversing the richest and
and thence through the greRt mining re-
gt0ns OF the Te- fttOriess to the vicinity Oi
Salt Lake City.
It forms the sole Western link Of the only
route to the Pscihe which Is adopted BY Con-
! States Bonds.
Their road is alredy completed, equipped and
| running for 81 miles from Sacramento 10 within
| u miles Of the SUNNI it of the Sierras Tunnell-
ing. DC, beyond that point has been accom-
plished.
The First Mortgage Bonds of this Com
pany afford unusual inducements of Safety and
Profit to Investors. for the following among 9TH
| er reasons, Viz:
FIRsr. The rate of interest is SIC per Cent ia
NewYork.
SECOND. The Prineipal is payable IN Gold at
maturity.
THIRD. The cost of the Bonds. Nint-fve Per
Cent and accrued interest, Is Ten Per Cent.
less than that Of the cheapest Six Per Cent.
Gold Bearing Bonds Of the Government.
F0URIH. The Uaited States Government provides
nearly hcf The amount accessory 10 build the
entire road, ona looks Hdialv 10 a mail per-
eeAfaOe.Oa the fsaHre trG1ie for repayment
FIKTH. Owing to this liberal provision, accom-
panied with ElaeastOe GrGats Of Public LGads,
By which the Government fosters this great
national enterprise. its slsceess is rendered
certain. and its financial stobil5fy e altogether
inde1endenl Of the contingencies Whieh attend
ordinary RdtroqS enteTDrises.
SuTH. The Security Of the Fira Mortgage
Bonds u thsrefoEs aPpls, and their character
Tor salsV and reliability ig eoualled only BY
that Of the Obligation Of the Government ~
self
SRTExTH. The net earnings Of the completed
PARTON are etreddV largely 81 ercess Of the in-
terest ObH1GtSoHT Ukteh the Company iciu iz-
easr On ftstee fhe dsstdHce. and are steadily in
creasing. rendering the Has1feTTupted pay
Eseat af the Interesf absoltRety certain.
RIGHF. At the present rate Of Gold they pay
nearly 81 Per Ceaf- per annum, on the
amount invested.
The Bonds are issued In determinations Of
s.. 900 with gsDi-Ennual Gold Coupons attached
payable In New Yerk. and are sfsred for the
present st % per cent and accrued interest Gn
eurrenc5) from January lst
Orders may be Forwarded to us direct, er
through the principal Banks and Bankers in all
psrts Of the country.
Renittencss may be made in drafts on New
York. or In Legal Tender Notes, National Bank
Notes, or other funds current in this city, and
the Bonds will be forwarded TO any address By
Express. free Of charge. Inquiries for further
particulars. By mail or otherwise. will receive
punctual attention.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
No. 3.-Double Chain Stitch

Can it be raTeled2 Yes.
What makes that ridge on the under side O.
the seam?
1t is the looping and knotting of the two
threads used.
Does that do any harm?
Yes, 1t wears of when garments are washed
and ironed, 1t does not look well unless as en-
broiderY. No one would like HANDKERCHIEF
hsnmed with it OF any seam made that shows
handsome stitch. you know, oaly shows sln-
gle line sf thread.
Hoz much thread does it take for yard Of
aeam7
About dx and ons-half 90 yards. The most
sf any machine
What machine makes this stitch?
The Grover q Baker.
Who use Sewing Machines:
stlessns. Dress Makers. Tailors. Manufactures
Of Shirt. Collars, Skirts, Cloaks. Mantillas
Clothing. Hats. Caps. Corsets. Ladies' Boots and
Shoos. Linen Goods. Umbrellas, Parasols, etc.
They work equally well upon silk. linen. Woolen
and cotton goods. with silk. cotton or linen
cord. braid: bind and perform every species of
sewing. making 9 beautiful and perfect stitch.
alike on both sides Of the article seEed.
Bow many Wheeler Wilson machines are
sold snnually7
Over 5000 the past year, being equal to the
sales Of all others combined.
How fast can the machine work?
The WHEELER WILSON COMPANY has pre-
pared tables. showing. by actual experiment OF
feur dlnerent workers. the time required TO
Gtltch each part Of a garment. By hand, and with
the wheeler Wilson Sewing Machine.
tables:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
STEAM MILL PROPERTY
EoR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBERS OFFER
for sale their Mills, known as W. N. Rice a
Co.'S Mills. situate in the north part Of Greene
Confisting of Muly Saw Mill, q Grist N i'll with
tho ru1 & ~ 9t.nS. oOllS ~ tSl nov
manufacturing Cheese Boxes. one Is inch Wood
worth Planer. h machine for cutting cheese cha
wing, a Black smith Shop and Tools, all Of which
Is in good running order and doing paying busi-
ness. VIII be sold cheap. and possession given
Immediately. Also thirty-nine acres of land,
With q good House and Barn, will be sold TO-.
gether or seperate to suit purchasers.
Enquire Cor particulars and terms Of sale, ct
the Mil. WIN. RICE & co,
March 20, 1Se7-2mo
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

No. 5 Nassau Street, n. z.
n. BAH kinds OF Government Securities
received at the full market price IN exchange
Tor the shove Bonds. Also
R9-4 Al deseriptions Of Government .SecHrities
keDt on hand. and BOu0h. Sold. or E1ehSn0ed.
~ Gold Coin End US. Coupons bought. sold
and collected.
- Deposits received en- liberal
TERMS subject 70 check At sight.
~ Collections made throughout the country.
81 Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds bouaht
and sold At the Stock Exchange on commits sion
for cash.
"a Special Attention given to
the Exchange Of fSEVEN-THIRTY
NOTES Of all the Series for the
New FIVE-TWENTY BONDS of
1865, on the most favorable terms,
Apr 1T-2m-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08

Trouble is expected at Havana on
account Of the taxes recently imposed
and the Spanish troops are being drill
ed constantly. go
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
A dispatch from LouisviIls

A dispatch from Louisville s.
"MrS. Doyle, wife of one of the edi
OF the Courier, retired last night.
her husband on waking up in
morning. found her dead By his side
It Is supposed she took, acccidensail
an overdose Of chloroform to slleFia
neuralgia"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
BIT MACHINE. By HAND.
Houra- Min Hon Min
NUrBEa OF STITCHES MADE PER MINUTE.

When the machines ar driven by power. the
ratio is much higher-1, 500 and 900 stitches per
minute not being an usual average.
Think how much time is saved by using these
machines.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-05-08
What is aSewing Machine 2

1t e q machine FOR making clothing and doing
Sewing of all kinds.
Does Il make the same kind Of stitch that your
mother makes with her hand needls2
No. it makes other kinds.
What are they called?
Lock Stitch" Chain Stitch" and Double
Chain Stitch.'i
What il the Lock Stitch.