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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-23

The bearer of this is Mr. A. 3D. y oant,a,na,, ,ba
Gosny responsible, and worthy Of ent re coniderce
Armed with this missive, he went to DIV
Fl, presented his letter to the superintendent
anu asked permission to go through the mills
permission was granted, and he COMMENCED
gong the rounds. After time he came into
an immense hail. where several hundred oirls.
OF all ages from eighteen TO TWENTY-FIVE we,
engaged In weaving-or, rather, in watching
and supervising the weaving done BY the
looms. They were all active, healthy and in
tellgent Many Of them were extremely
oeaotlIui, and they were, without exception.
easy and graceful In their movempntsT No
awkwardnessi can lipe among the looms and
spinning machines OF a cotton mill.
ne nnest assortment" said the gentle
man 70 himself, "thafI ever saw. If man
cannot suit himself here it is of no nse Gr
MN to look any further"
90 ne proceeded at once to make an EXAM
n rna.lon Of 1.-THE goods" He first. from a seat
tsnan we ioreman's desk, surveyed the conn
the Sor; bearing and general demeanor of
aho,t arrtous operatives. Then he walked
ap9hL the room and hald a l;t,la oo, maiAeu
t Hs NV, WIN one and another here and there
fhlaily ne LOOK his selection. He made soma
character OF the one whom ba Sa1 " lne
neceVinS very favorable answa,s H. - =
incidentally as 1t were, wha, wa he asked
and where she came from, and oI,t nsr name
desired information. " Gr- "'ned the
He took the next train which wen.
that part OF the country, and stopped AT tho
village in question. AT the tavern be ieil in'
10 conversation with the landlady about vii
iage affairs, and from her obtained much ad-
uonai information. The girl was the daugh-
h fIs =, farmer, respectable, though in hum
New 1iW1t a, was well educated, as all
csl,ent anpsnire girls are, and bore an ex-
hnnsa enS aee g de went to the farmers
which naoo,,at,o long conversation, for
niles formed ~ LOT the purchase of an
real OBJECT was TO give the father ,n mnen .ne
an opportunity to become little acquainted
with INN, ne babe them goodbye, after ar
ranging to have the apples-three barra,O "
them-packed and sent to Roston. ,''''S~ y
=, 10 make long story story short tbe oon
Iieman went back that same aftornoo,ee -
lover, called at the young woman's boari;,
house, and asked to see her on business ny,
her .. iaa succeeded in his negotiations win,
at tha IN. INDUCE her to close her enpaoement
Sstbar .s I'M, and go home and consnIt h.
ton. Tue business in Ques-
TIL aoo Ia month they too ,ya.o i
ne gentleman's friends think , re married.
q charming ana most excellent n's.l ne mas got
tney can NOT imagine how he rnn, though
lhat out of-the-way village in N a11 her in
;nire. They live very happily tnso. han
6oston, and she attends iaithfnlly 20 S
i9tles as wife and mother, having been al her her
- W the performance of duty from her child
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-23

Rhere many nien OF the age of thirty who ars
troubled with too frequent excavations from the hlad
ing sensation, and weakening the system In loan
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment win often he
found, and sOnstnes small particles OF semen OF al
bnmen will appear, Or the color will he of thin milk
ish hue, asan changing to dark and turbd appear
nnee. ineie are many men who die OF this difficulty
ignorant OF the cause, which Is the
sEcoND STAGE OF SEMINAL weAkuEss
can warrant perfect in such cases. ami. +
full anu healthy restoration of the urinary organs
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
eau DO 90 by writing, in plain manner q llescrip-
ton OF their diseases, and the aprropriats remedes
will be forwarded Immediately. - -I
An correspondence strictly confidential, and will
he returned, Il desired. q sfuF3 > F'7'fF# Y
Address; DIX. j. b. HUGHES,
No. IA Preble street,
tiezt door 10 tbs Preble House, Portland, Mo.
W Send Stamp Tor Circular. r f.s.-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-11-23

Young, men troubled with emissions In sieep "a
conptaint generally the result of O bad habit In
youth,-freated scientifically and perfect cnre war.
tainted or no charge made, fIT
Bardly day passes but we consulted by one OF
more young ,men with the above disease, sosic of
whom are as weak and eInaciated though they had
tha consumption, and by their trenis supposed 10
Rave it, All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment and in short time are
made to rejoice In perfect health.
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REAL ESTATE,
House for Sale

A GOOD Two Story House on OAford St, within
~ tnies minute .waik OfClty Hall. 1t contains
tMea .s nii'sHeu room. Convenient or one two
soft water Apply to w "a iyaPRIS
Nov. IS. DIV Onnoe;.c n,Ia u,1sso
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TO ,rIFE; LADIES.

DIR HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, who
need medical adviser to call OF his rooms, No. Il
Prebe Street. which they VIII hnd arranged for their
especial accommodation. .yli... Ease lraa4s
Dr. HIS Eclectic Renovating Medicines are unriyal-
led in efficacy and superior virtue in regulating al
Female Irregularities. Their action is speejie ant
certain OF producing relief IN short time~r~
LADIES will find IL invaluable IN all crses ~ Oh
structions after ali other remedies have been ,r;s y
vain. 1t is purely vegetable, containing notbno IN
the least INJURIOUS 70 the health, and may be takeI
Sent TO any part of the country Win mi,
by addressing mr. EffGIiES o'i''
ianf.1se5d&w. No. IA Preble street PnrtSa,,6
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For Sale.

BE courage house No. &c Myrtle Street. Has a
! brick cistern, filtered water The house eontsns
nine rooms in Thorough repair and nearly new For
parucniais enquire on tie premises Possession
given the first OF November.
II not sold iy the first of November, a part Of
the house will be to let. oci3 III )"
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Twenty Eligible Horse Lots

On Street so feet wide,
Within few rods of the horse cars Size of lots
chasers. t'f344 kEF lfL III g-SNs = N-s ~
Inns property Is situated in the most pleasant PAL
OF Westbrook, and will be said cheap. q, l-
Apian of the operty may be seen at our Office
GEO. r. DAVIS & Co.
novl6ulw Dealers i'm Rea, Efatc
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For Sale---One Mile from PORT
land.

tut StIc---One NH" from PORT
land.
VIZ oeautilnl residence occupied by Rev. W. P.
Il Merrill, situated in WestGrook on tbe Back
G I9H road, known by the name Of The Mach.gonne
Villa, The grounds ta-tctuly to,L with
Nnika, 1owei beds, splendid evergreens and Shade
rt about 2oo pear, apple plum and cherry trees
- bearing pffnty OF currents aud goosene ries:
aoout acre OF strawberries raised coo nuarIs
TINS year The lot embraces nearly four acres with
streets 60 ieet wide all round it, The bnil,nes-a
and piazza round thres sides; warmed with FIR
mace, good well and cis'ern in cellar; gardeners
a anu summer house, and good stable we'll
Terms easy. For Pc rtculars enquire on the pre
misses, or OF WHI1TEAIOlsE & sTARkIRD. on
Commerc al street; or FEltNALD & SON, corner
OF frene and Congress st, eets. =
Sept 8. dit 81
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The two following are Yankee stories. and
they are equally characteristic of their orion
A young Boston merchant, who had come in
70 the city when &c was eighteen. and had
devoted himself strictly and faithfully tn his
duties, found himself at the age OF thirty. two
IN possession of large and fast-increasin0
capital AZ the head of a very prosperous ami
lucrative business, and i'm the recent bvmeans
OF It OF an ample income, but with no wife.
DE nrst bought and furnished a house IN a
handsome part of the town, and then BEGAN
10 cast about for the means of finding q isdv
10 place at the head of it.
mere were plenty of frivolous and fashion,
ape women about him, whose idea of !, h,,s-
Ind was gentleman to work all day In his
counting-ro in order to furnish them with
money for their dresses, and with a bonsa
containing suitable parlors for their halls and
Paftles. But these were not his kind He
wished for wife who had some idea Of ant,
70 be performed. He concluded that he mnst
seek one among those who had been trained
70 lHe performance OF duty. EaSR 80
new Hampshire is a good State said he
10 himself musing. y 'S'''' '''
su Ne went rom his store round the corne
to the counting room of comission- merchant
VINO acted as agent tor the sale OF goods man
utactured by large company at dover. and
asked for letter OF introduction to the suner-
lntendent of the mills, Yourhing for his re-
spectability., The merchant wrote letter as
follows: ~ 10
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HnnSQ fnIs Sn1a

A 4 Bargain, Three story brick house. So Tan
"A forth St, corner of Clark Inquire of 4.
FLETCHER & Co.
koc'oDer4. dow 10 Commercial ST.
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Local AGENTS WANTED throughout tho United
THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,
Or Joy, Coe & Co., Philadelphia
/. TaEAsURy DEPARTMENT.
W0ShinlEknr. n 4

8.l TaEAsURy DEPARTMENT. }
.t...sld. washington, ID. c., April IS, 1867.
Office of internal Revenue: = Having received
satisfactory evidence that the proceeds Of e enter
prise conducted by the Washington Library Com
pany will be devoted to charitable uses, permission
is hereby granted to said Company to conduct such
enterprise exempt from all charge, whether from
special tax OF other duty. ~, ~ ,.
ETA. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
The Association have appointed as Receivers.
NJ, ssrs. GEORGE A. COOKE & CO.. 81 south
Third Street. Phadelphia, whose well known incp
rty and business experience win be sufficient guar
antee that the money entrusted to them win he
promptly applied to the purpose stated. lHq1 &
~ "1a PHiLApELPHIA, PA, May 2e,1s67.
To The Officers and Members Of the Washington III
brory Co., N. s. READ, Secretary. saa e.
Gentlemen Ion receipt of your favor OF the 18th
n t., notifying of our appointment as Receivers
for your Company, we took the liberty TO submit
copy of your clsrter with plan Of your enterprise
% s"inent legal authority and having received his
sSrabe opinion in regard TO its legality, and sym
r1ns with the benevolent object OF your Associa-
The education and maintenance OF the or
49, our soldiers and sailors OF the Riy-
80. We have concluded to accept tho
u"'.' A - use our hest effIrts Ia promote 80
worthy an object a.5r. "-1'ND,. =
Respectfully, yours Sc
rf.ss. ~ =, b HEo. A. COOKE a co
Address an letters and orders to = = "
% GEO. A. COOKE q CO.. Bankers, ,.
fai li ,s3south Third Street, Philadelphia. p,
Receivers for the Washington Library Co.
sh Hlt 6. tal m5q GEO. Il. DAVIS & Co.
Agents in Portland,
Oct 6-eod&w3ud go yas ro[r.l tf-l4
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Lslnd for Sale

d PAkf OF the late Mary S. Luni's Estate. near
"A Portland. via Tukey's Bridge; in parres "a
suit Pnrcha ers. Enquire in person or by letter of
JAMES JOHNSON =
\ will annexed, oct 29-,i,sswtt
= .-4-- -. 81 = '.
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FOR SALE,
VALUABLE Reml ESTATE for Sale.
First Class Hotel or Ge7teey Board
ina House.

It being but lew steps from the centre Of business
Ihe lots very large, containing more tin nineteen
thousand square Ieet. This is rare opportunity 10
purchase one of the best locations in Portand Ap-
ply to WILLIAM H. .IERRIS
ocI8dtf Real rs ale A9ant &.
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Two Story House for $4,000.

HWU "C'ty saOuSe Tor $1,000.
I'M Adams street, contains clever, finished rooys
" Has plenty filtered water. The house viii n
comm9date TWO families. Is convenient to thePort-
land company, the Boston Steamers and Grand
Trunk Depot. Apply to sfaT' F-4NNt' "' L..''
-. W. Il. JERKS.
noou.l -lH n Real Estate Agent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

en-, where al the wool and flax and tow
were carded, spun, and wove, where
with to cloths the family. Each girl
had her stint to spin SO many skeins a
day, and grandmother's stint was to
weave sQmany yards day.
! In autumn the Kitchen was freoucnt-
~ made the scene of husking. Corn
was brought in, and the boys and girls,
and sometimes a neighbor or two came
IN to chat and tell stories, especially
those about theold war, the Indians, and
witches, which were listened to with
the most intense interest by the younger
members of the family. A bowl of APP
pies sat by the fire to warm, and mug
of cider was the regular venting bever-
age. AT nine O'clock the Fl re was raked
up, and all were in bed save grand
mother, who trotted back and forth
from one end of the long kitchen to the
other, as she had all day long for well
nigh half century,. to see that all was
right.
Occasionally the long kitchen was
used for an evening lecture by the
clergyman of the town; where the
ncighbors assembled and sung the good
old-fashioned tunes, and listened to his
earnest appeals and pious exhortations.
In winter grandfather took his shaw
ing horse into the Kitchen i'm the even
ing, where he shaved shingles and kept
up a bright light and fire with the
shavings. Overhead were two clothes
poles hung on hooks, ON which were
suspended long rows Of dried apples
and pumpkins, and Traces of corn, and
on one side hung the old Queens arm,
which had done its duty OH some red
coat during the revolutionary war.
Such were some of the scenes in many
a grandfather's kitchen half century
ago in Our rural towns and neighbor-
hoods. There was happiness there.
Obedience on the part of children was
virtue, and respect towards their
parents and supcriors n necessity
Mime Fsty7,,er, - --s=.,.. ..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
ORR ginal Notice.

To Amos a. Peel
You hereby notified tina! on before the f0th day
! OF December. 1856 petition of j. NJ OYernan Plain.
till, will be filed in the office Of the Clerk OF the strict
Couit in the County of Black ilawk, STATE of Iowa. or
money due prnmssory note given for the pirchase
of and asking that Your interes; In said pre.
misses be foreclosed and sold. The amount laned is
fifty dollars, arintetes thereon from October 9th 1863
at len cent And unless yon appear thereto de.
end before Of the second day of the next January
term Of said Court; IN said County. which
the list Monday of January. S67 default will he enter
ed against you therein and judgement ami decree rem
dered thereon
J.D. POWERS.
Prs fee vs.. SIT Pialntin's Atty.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

The list OF contributors to the Cngyegqtonalst up
to thspresent time has included many Of the ablcst
thinkers and writer's in Our denomination Very man,
o their articles have passed into The current literature
OF the day. have been widely copied bu. in this country
and in England aud in various have received the
warm endorsement Of discriminating public. To them
in 10 small degree Is 10 be attributed the growtl, and
present popularity and prosperity of paper. de-
sire has frequently been expressed TO have some these
articles reproduced in permanent form and it
had seemed to US that iudctus selection running back
through sey years and embracing good variety of
subjects suited to all ages and circumstances in life
would make valuable and tertainng book Tor family
reading and wherever and whenever The plan has been
mentioned. II has received the cordial ion
Many volumes have already been published which, in
detached portions, originally appeared IN our columns
but so far aswe know none has ever been attempted
HOUSEHOLD READING contains articles by Prot
Park, Rev: Ray Palmer, D. D., Rev. J. S. C. Abbott
Rev II NJ Dexter, ID. Rev. y n. Kirk D. D. Rev
u. Qunt D. D., Rev Leonard Bacon, DID,, Rev. l. N
noch Pond, D. D., Rev A. L. stone D =. Rev. Horace
James Rev. w. =. Gage, Prof. W h0Eunning. Cab
Hamilton, Sophie May, Lucy i.arcom, Lynde Palmer,
ara not room in prospectus ii is Sufficient to say
lat we douS u in any one volume can be found more
brilliant aria Of authors, OF more valuable aud inter
es,ing collection Of arls The young aud the old
alike remembered in its pages AZ wv.d naturally be
expected the prevailing. tone Of the book is reis
but The ann has been to make volume which shall at
tractye to all members of the family circle and we be-
leye that it will prove of the most interesting and
popnlar books of the season . "~
htisins Literary, DeF 'tional, and Scientific Hrt,
eles Narratives, Incidents Biographical Sekeichps Poe
try juvene stories, &c. arranged wpha careful re-
gard to the design nj She volume while IDS mechanical ex
caution Is worthy Of its rich and varied consents.
PreIniuIns.
The retail price 81 HOUSEHOLD READING. will he
Three Dollars; but oiier copy OF THE elegant
book as premium to every person who sends rs Che
names Of tco Subscribers to the CoagregnsingnI
ISL with 80 90, aspayment for year and we know
OF way in which yoang and old easily obtain
SO valuable grze Tbs offer also extends all
OF new subscribers In the proportion; that is we
VIII send one copy for two names two copies for four
Names and so Oh. Copies OF the book will be
without expense TO those entitled to receive them
Agents wafted In every town and village to whom the
most liberal inducements will be offered.
g ALEN .sAH7ES a. CO.,
lNShsters or tie Coa3regttt2a4lstist 10, Co,DlaY
Boston, Mass
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

WASHING RECIPE.-Half a pound
Of salsoda, quarter pound of saltpetre
dissolved in one gallon hot rainwater
keep it in a jug, corlsed tight. Put
hree large sposnfuls in pint Of soft
soap, mix it well, make weak suds,
soak your clothes over night in it, and
the dirt will rub out with ease. Put q
small quantity Of your prepared soap
into your boiling water, and if your
clothes arc very dirty, or yellow, put a
spoonful or two of the fluid into the
boiler; suds and rinse well, and if your
clothes are not well bleached shall be
disappointed very much. My clothes
do not become yellow, after a long use
OF this fluid, as some complain of where
lime and other preparations recon-
mended are used.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
Grahan'S Hair Remover,
, REMEDY FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
HEAD AND SCALP.

The hair may he diseased from various causes. II
may he dry aad thin. IN scroflious subjects II may
becne grey notified frota want of pigment or irreg-
usr diffusion 1T ts coorng matter through it's fbrous
portion. Baitness may happea from various causes
From inroads NJ The hcHrrIs" Hair eater uadc the
skim or from excessive ergons Pain mental anguish
There is partial badness call the seal" which
gives great There il also the Plira Pvou.
ca. also Called the "RinswnFm." in " ici reddish
Bd oo&es from the scalp, making the hair look as il
were fhres o. flesh. There is also disease called the
"Favus," TT "tioneycoab Rngworm,n which destroys
the hair aud III roots covering the scalp with wit
Nos II would be the hight Of aiacsery to pre-.
tend that all these diseases could be cured by rrppara-
ttNn containing little plumbi Acrtis (Sngar of Lead
Suhcr Praecipttatgm Lac Su'pler and pc rhars Tire
ture OF Can'hardcs, those do who Chem.
lists PHYSICIANS but pretend that they discovered
these remedies accidentally !
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
EXCELSIOR! ETCELSTOR/
CHASTELLERS
H AIR ExTIs IL MIN TON

TOR REMOVING scPEFFLFors HAIR. -
To The ladies' especially this invaluable epiatcry re-
comments itsei as being an indispensable article
male beauty Is easily applied and does no. burn or IN.
re the skn bnt acts directly the roots II is
rented to remove superaous hair from low foreheas
rom any part ~ the body, completely, totally and rad
icay txtrraiinY the leaving the skin sft smooth
and natural This the only article by the French
ana me only real electua depilatory in existence
Price 90 per package sent postpaid to any rddyes,
on receipt Of an order, by BERGER, sHurTs, Co
Chemists, 2S5 River Street, Troy. n. Y. sa.ol.ly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
CHASTELLER,S
WHITE FLUID ENAMEE

Pr y, .p ~, and Beautying the Complexion
r; ~ s,uals .na perfect preparation In use for
found In youth. 1t quickly renioves Nv rr.,st.ys
rlmpies bioches Moth Patches, saovness, Eraptions
hhd aI impurities Of the skin. kindly healing the same
Ne detected DO the closest scrutiny and being
Vesetahc preparation is perfectly harmless II Is the
oS ar,efe 81 te KIND used by the French and is CON-
siiered by the Parisians indispensable to perfect
toilet Upwards Of 3d. 900 bottles were sold during the
cents. Sent by mail postpaid on recent Of an order nv
BERGER, SHUTS, co., chsRsts
sH.2l1y 2s5 River street Trev Ny
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
esaqts,ror iowa.

The following varieties of grapes, as
we'll as many Others less desirable, we
have cultivated. They are mentioned
in.the order, as nearly as am able to
Judge. of their badness, without regard
to the comparative merits of the fruit.
Connecticut Blue, Clinton, Crevell-
ing, Hartford, Prolific, Rogers Hybrids
a, Is, IA, IS, "A, Concord, Underhill's
Seeding, Diana, lena, Union Village
Maxatawlley, Cuyahoga, Delaware, Re
becca, ALIENS t43!l Hsis yta-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

HARpESISG LARD TO MAKE CAND.
LEs.-Pnt eight pounds Of lard into a
two gallon kettle, or one so large that
1t won't boil pveri heat it SO it will
sputter little when drop Of water is
dropped in, then set it cut doors, and
pour in one ounce Of nitric acid, and
stir 1t until it is done boiling. 1t must
be run, or moulded. Mixing in little
tallow will make them come out of the
moulds readily rs talIow shrinks more
than lard when cold.--H. II. Barber,
in Rural American.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01
Cir Nol,ssstend.

SUBSTITUTE FOR BUFFALO ROBES
A good substitute for buffalo robes
which are now tery costly. may b.
made from the si.in of'a bullock, which
Is naturally soft and woody, or of sheep
skins tanned with salt and alum, and
rubbed until pliable.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-02-01

THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES wRINGER,. with cog
Of all the Northern States also the First Premium at
the last two Fairs of the American destitute; and has
ust been awarded the First Premium by the una,inous
vote Of the committee Of the Great New England Fair Of
1866 er The most scrutinzing trial Of the various
chimes OF numerous competitors astts.
The Wrinaer, without injury to the most delicate par.
ments, wrings clothes almost dry and gets tired
ORANGE JupD says at is a clothes SAFER a lime sa
rer, and strength We think the machine more
than pays for itself every in the saving garments
We think the Wringer should be fitted with cogs"
SoLAS EoBISsGS says: 'My family would as soon give
up The cooking stove Eis clotheswrinser II cannc,
be too highly recomn5 nded :"
The REv. Dr. BELLOWS says: ssI heartily commend II
10 economists OF tinic money, ard contentment."
From n. 9. sT0RRs, in, D. y. |'
II saves labor, expedites work. makes the laundres,
goodnaured, does not tear of buttons whatever tia,
mysterious declaration may mean land is Indispensable
in we'll regulated family.
From the Rev. TIIE0. L. CuYLER
Lie is too short and human strength too precious fer
our woman kind to be e at the old process Of clothes
washing and wringing In the laundry OF my house there
perpetual Thanksgiving Mondays for the invention
of your excellent wringer. wish human hearts could
be cleansed as easily. #l .H .s.