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Who Can Vote.

All naturalzod citizens must have
their papers with them at the election,
il demanded by any voter present, I'M
less the party will swear that his pa
pers are destroyed Orost Any person
who came to the United States when
under the age of eighteen years, aud
who has resided in the United States
the past five yaars, and in the State Of
Ohio during all of the past year. can
get his full papers at once, by applying
to the Probate Court. Anypers who
has served in the army one year, and
has a discharge, can get his full papers
at any timo by applying to the Probate
Court.
What native born citizens can vote,
We will notice in other articles.
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erRemember that all we need

egRemember that all we need for
three hundred majority in Jackson
county, is for every enemy of the re-
bellion to come out and vote. Men
and brethren! wa you see that epery
loyal man in your township is at the
polla.
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The Ku.Klux at Work.

a few days ago the friends of fSey-
mour and Sanns, in Greenfield town
ship, Gallia county, burned q school
house, belonging to the eoIored people,
near Gallia Furnace. Nearly all the
white people in that township are Dem.
ocrats, The colored people built cheap
house, at their own expense, in which
to educate their children, aud in which
to worship God, in their humble way.
The Democrats could not permit this
and they burned it, They also burned
the haystacks belonging to a colOrod
man in that vicinity. Hurrah for Sey-
mour and Sanns!
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Bring in the Returns.

We hope it is not necessary to urge
our friends to bring in the returns from
each and every township on next Tues
day night, as soon as they are counted
out. Take a ticket and mark opposite
each candidates name, the number of
votes he may receive. This will only
be necessary in the case of one Of the
State officers. But on Congressman,
Judge, and county officers, let full re-
turn be made. We will keep our pa
per back one day, when we hope to
have fulfFeturns.
Bring yourreturns to he Court House.
1t will be lighted up all night. There
will be dispatches from Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and Indiana, by two or three
o'clock Wednesday morning.
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A FIzzLE.


matter have to say about the charge:
A FIzzLE.
After all the blowing of the Republi-
can Committee about importing votes
from Pike county, they have sunk to
amere statement OF George Cayett. Aud
as his tattling, lying, and probably inn
aginary "two Democrats, ," it is too tar
fetched a matter for as to waste breath
over when the Radical Committee on
which are three lawyers, bring as their
evalence to support criminal charge,
that "Mr Cavett gave US the names Of
two Democrats, who sad that ANOTHER
Democrat told th0m that he Ocerheard this
arrangement between DUNCAN and Cor
winep That is the worst case of hear
saw on record. As to men .'landing
where Higgins did," perjury will take
you there as quick as anything else.
And when men want work at Fulton
Furnace--Mr. Cavett is not authorized
to employ them. He is not blowing
the Furnace, although his capacity for
blowing will be readily acknowledged.
He gives himself vastly more import
ance than any one else gives him. An
utter failure.
twill not do to attack the character
of George w Cavett He is too well
known in this community for that to
win. Ifthe report was not true, why
did not Mr.. DUNCAN say so, and then
these ''ialaginary'' Democrats might
have been heard from, with aflidavits,
and backed up by other evidence.
Why do men come from the Scioto
Bottoms to the buckle berry knobs to
get work Usually, at this season Of
the year, large numbers ofmen go from
this county to Pike and Ross to get
work, cutting up and husking corn
There is rasoality on foot Let our
friends be vigilant.
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AIIU UU yUUI
WHOLE DUTY.
TickAtS.

Send in trusty man from each town
ship, on Monday, ifyoa have not alrea1
dy received your tickets by Saturday
night.
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EELook out for fraudulent tickets,
and fraudulent voters. Challenge all
strangers, Question them sharply
Have them sworn. If they swear in
their votes, and you are suspicious, take
a note Of what they swear The coun-
try viii be full of rebels from West
Virginia, Kentucky and Pike county.
Watch them, Ifa carpet bagger from
Pike county, who has only been some
thirty or forty days in the county, offers
to vote, go to the nearest justice Of the
peace aud get out a warrant, and have
him arrested at once, before he can get
out OF the county,
The friends Of Wade Hampton, For
rest, JEFF. Davis, Booth and John Nor
gan, must not be permitted to carry
Jackson county by fraud az they did
last fall, aud put honest men to the ex.
pense of a contest FrlBfH
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speech, which brought down the house.
We are late in starting, but intend
bringing out our full force on the 18th
of Oct, and on the Sd ofNov.
Yours &c, BucxEYH
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NEXT TUESDAY,

|
Voters of Jackson county,
Remember that there is a
great work TO be done by you
on next Tuesday. We would
suggest that the Grant Clubs
in every township meet either
on Saturday night, or ON Mon.
day night, and perfect your
arrangements for the great
work.
We suggest that among
other things, you attend to
the following:
1sailying Committees.
Let eur friends in every
township in Jackson County
be sure to appoint a rallying
committee, whose duty itshall
be to see that every single last
voter be brought to the polls
on next Tuesday. Haveyour
most active, energetic, relia-
BILE men on these committees.
Have such a committee of
three or five in each township.
Let them appoint a sub-cOm-
mittee in each school district,
and let all these committees
examine the poll books from
two o'clock, P. M. until the
close Of the polls. Send trus-
ty messengers for all voters
who have not arrived by two
o'clock. Have your lists Of
voters, and submit the names
in each district to the COM
mittee for that district. Get
out the very last voter.
Challenging Committees. w
Have a challenging COM
mittee appointed in every
township. See to it that this
thing is not neglected. 1t is
the most important Of ALL
Let the township committees
appoint a like committee in
each school district. Let one
member of the township COM
mittee be at the polls ALL DAY.
Take turns at it. Have ONE
member Of your district COM
mittee, from each school dis
trict, present all the time.
Challenge EVERY doubtful vo-
ter. Do it promptly, before
the ballot goes in. Do not
wait, and after the ballot is
in the box, find out that it is
illegal. Any voter has the
{ right to challenge. Let it be
done in respectful language.
No legal voter will be insult
: ed, Have prudent men, but
prompt men, on these COM
mittees. See that they do
their duty. One vote thus
rejected, may save the county.
Township Trustees
Had better take notice that
the attempted law Of last win
ter,to disfranchise men with q
visible admixture of African
blood, has been declared un-
constitutional and void, by
the Supreme Court of the
State, and if any trustee shall
attempt to enforce said un-
constitutional act, he will be
prosecuted to the extent of
the law. Let the trustees in
all the townships be notified
of this fact.
Remember,
: That the Democrats will swim
die you if they can.
Remember,
That a Democrat is now in
the Ohio Penitentiary for
STEALING Republican votes
out of the ballot box in Ports
mouth one yearago.
Remember,
That if you do your duty, and
/. carry out the above plan, and
other plans that may suggest
, themselves to yon, that you
/ | can carry Jackson County by
. THREE HUNDRED Ma
, J0RITY!
|, But it will be well to
i Remember,
. That a failure to perform your
: duty, will result in sure de-
i feat.
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Guiltr

Our readers Will remember the charge
of importing Democratic voters from
Pike copaty, and what was said about
the matter,
Here is all those implicated in the
matter have to say about the charge;
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UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For President,
ULYSSES 8. Grant.
Fer Vice President,
Schuyler COlfax.
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JACKSON STANDARD.

TmURsDAY=a.=:. OCT, $, lses.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-15
TrnStee'S sale OF Valuable
Personal Estate.

NY VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
X lido, and executed by John Z. Morgan, Of
~. rIa,.ty State Of West Virginia, 10 E. l. +.
Narysy ui the same county and State, as trus-
-. nd Guly OF record in tie Recorders Office
= GIIo county. in deed book u, folio 2s0, 10
,-rryr q certain debt therein speeihed TO Jo-
mn v Morgan. and manifested by three sew
sFFI r,r,.,.5-y rOtes- TO wit: First-A note
~. hauGrri aud thirty four dollars, dated
y.-,5 ljil. lsji payable IN nine months after
- S-,rud-A uUte for one hundred and
ET,y-p dollars, dated May 80, ls66, and payable
80 months after date. Third--A note for i've
T-rtlr-G dollars dated January 9th, lsGI, AID
,1-sIrr six months after date, sll Of
gi.rb ale psyah.e - the order Of Joseph
". Morgan, AID signed by John L. Morgan;
80 10 secure 10 Aaron Martin the
y ygJ.st Of three hundred and five dollars, as
1.,rttr-,sI ~ q pTomiSsOry note 70 that amount,
I'M, months after date, TO the order Of Aaron
Martin >i.aed John L. Morgan, l viii proceed
"a Ill A PIhlc Auction. ON the 9Th day I May,
I'D. ~ Morgan steam mil, two miles and a
nh Wr,; OF the town of West Liberty, and five
me-. north of the mouth of Short Greek. 10 the
bIgL-si and best bidder, the following described
Il-,laa property, tO-wit: One sOTrel horse
lyyl "A wears one dun horse, aged years, one
mo horse wagon, two sets of heavy harness, one
ra.u COW, one red COW, ono pair Of timber
wheels. che OF cart, one coal wagon, one saw
=. ~ three hogs and one sorghum mill, OF 30
rueh .. the above described property as may
be ues ,SLry 70 pay the debts secured by said
deed L. .a!a L. K. r. Morgan, and the legal
charges Of executing said trust. Terms Of sale
CASH Selling A. Trustee, will convey such Il.
lie uulyas is vested in me by the deed Of trust
.lorrssii. ER 7. MORGAN,
slltI Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

,,v VIRTUE OF \ DEED OF TRUST
R-,,Jr ~ me bY TIKI WEST VIRGINIA MI
-. ANp MANJFACTUEING CoNPANY,' on the
NM Nv 5sy of December ls6G and OF record In the
1919 Office Of Ohio county, West Virginia
IhSsS'T ON SATURDAY, THE 10th DAY OF
NY Ists. At 10 o'clock, \. NJ, at the front
49, the Court House Of Ohio county, West
TT1--fnia in the city OF Wheeling, proceed 20
=" - rtblic suction, TO the highest and best bid.
- ,bl following described real estate situated
~ 10 ritv Of Wheeling, Ohio county, West Vir.
= - tbsf is t. say: Lot numbered one n sit
= n TIE corner Of Lindsey and Fifth streets,
- n'ruIrL a. follows. On the north BY Lind.
49, a. TIT On the west by Fifth street on the
<! - NV Wheeling Greek, and On the east by
-, numbered two l2l, with all the buildings and
.rprTienaaccs thereto belonging.
F.rls % SALE: - Onethird the purchase
- In c.~h. the balance in three equal in
.-,i,n5.Iis al o. IL anC Is months, with interest
~ ~ date. purchaser giving good security for
G.,,rryG iu-tallme-ts.
HANNIBAL FORBES, Trustee.
u-..-Ff.N,. ApIl 18th. lcbS. I'd
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GraTcl Roofs.


Mr.. George Crumbacker, of this city,
is fully prepared to put on gravel roofs
in the most improved method, and war
rants his work to give satisfaction,
either in resisting fire or turning water.
The tar used is put through process
that free it from oil and benzole, and
no matter how great the heat, it will
not run. 1t is equally efficient in roofs
of every conceivable pitch. Mr.. Crum-
hacker keeps on hand roofing cement
and cement for tanks and sidewalks OF
the best quality, and for sale at the low
est rates. This roofing has stood test
of fifteen years in Pittsburgh, and is the
cheapest in use. Call at the Factory,
head OF Lindsey street, East Wheeling,
or address him through the Wheeling
Post Office. ap7-6m.
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Watches

Oxtoby Il Duffield, at their Jewelry
Store, 1O3 Main street, have just re-
ceived a fine lot of gold and silver
watches, American and Swiss, all OF
which will be guaranteed to purchasers.
The stock embraces some magnificent
small gold watches for ladies. Full
supply of gold and silver chains,
watches, clocks, jewelry, silver plated
ware, spectacles and fancy goods. We
would advise any of our readers who
may want reliable time piece to call
at .slO3n
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The delight ofchildhood, the ehivalric conpan'
ion of refined vU1nsuhood, the solace II life
At every period; his writings are an I'm
perishable Legacy Of grsce and bean
IL 70 Bis cOuutrymen-'
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TREST SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made 10 me by David Armstrong on the
18th of January, ls66, and of record n the
Recorders Office for Ohio county West Virginia,
TO secure a de bt from said Armstrong t. Thomas
Stewart, shall on TUESDAY, TIE 2sIH DAY OF
APRIL, ls6s, at the front dOGr Of the COURT
HoJW Of Ohio county, in the city of WHEELING,
proceed 10 sell at public auction 10 the highest
iud best bidder, the TRIADELTHIA MILL FIX.
LURES. &C. TOGETHER WITH THIETEEN (l3) AeaFs,
TWO t2i QUAETEEs OF An ACRE AND TWO t2l
FERCHEs or LAND. And in pursuance Of a pro
vision in said deed gftrud l shall sell said prop
erty-lst TO pay a debt due 10 Samuel Mccoy,
secured by another deed Of trust on said proper.
~ and 2nd to pay said debt 20 Thomas Stewart.
TERMS OF SALE-One third purchase money
in cash: the residue. with interest, in equal
PAYMENTS IN one and two years with approved
security. Z. JACOB,
,rarlStd Trustee.
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=" Wine or Lager Beer

,L,rJ r,ll and see this property before invest
iHS EI7ILDlNG LOTS offered are the mest
I'D. Island Lott now in me market, and
IN he sold at I'W rates and on easy terms,
,-.II-T.ri running east from the Fair Ground Il
inT Tt, farther information apply at No. IS MAIN
>lhASS = JNO. y. GILCHEIST.
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a White Rat

Many persons have seen white mice,
but we question whether any have ever
seen white rats. Thers was one of the
latter caught at Sistersville few days
ago and brought to this city. 1t was as
large as any other rat, perfectly white
with pink or red eyes. 1t was given to
a gentleman employed in the clothing
store of Thos. Hughes & Go.
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Police Court.

Police Court.
Owing to the heavy rain yesterday
morning, we were delayed in making
our appearance at the Police Court, but
fortunately we were able to gather the
following information from friend who
was present:
Christopher Phealer requested enc OF
the policemen to furnish him with a
nights lodging and register his name
as an assaultist. His wishes were kind
" attended to and in the morning wit
nesses were examined TO know what au-
thority he had for thus honorably dis
tinguishing himself with high-sound-
ing title. The evidence went to show
that Christopher had just dropped into
a saloon where q party of several were
drinking, and he kindly proposed to
himself to take glass with them at
their expense. The gentleman who
was treating refused to pay for Christie
piers drink, considering him an out
slider. Christopher then paid for his
own and the matter seemed settled; but
it was not, for as sdOA as Christopher
met the gentleman first alluded to out
side the saloon he struck him several
times without any provocation whatev-
er. This seemed sufficient to prove that
he was an assaultist, and the Judge
charged him twenty dollars fer the
title.
George Sweeney, mentioned not long
ago in our columns rs being up on the
charge of drunk and disorderly, was ar
raigned again on the same charge and
fined FIVE dollars and costs.
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We Would Invite

The attention of our friends and the
public to the advertise of +. W.
Bassett, which appears in our columns
this morning. Mr.. Bassett is an old deal
er, well known to eur citizens and
needs no recommendation from us. We
know that he has displayed very good
taste in making his selections He says
that no house in the city shall under
sell him. GIVE him call
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German Printing.

The German job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec'
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in a style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati
This may be saying a good deal, bit it ID
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soldiers, widoyvs-

A bill has been introduced i'll the
United States Senate to allow soldiers
widows a pension after second mar
riage, and an exchange suggests that
the bill should be entitled "An act TO
encourage soldiers widows TO marry
again and to find means of support for
their second husband"
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NAILS. ,,,.,.,,
II MAXWELL TIs0LE6
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HtilIAhead Of All.

Just received, the third stock of
Spring Wall Papers, comprising Eng
lish and American gifts, fine Parlor
Satins, unglazed and brown Papers and
Borders. New styles constantly arriv-
ing. Better grade and greater variety,
at cheaper prices than any house in the
city. 4. W. PAUL & Co., No. log Main
strAe+ If
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DESIRABLE
STEADY INVESTMENT.
Principal & Interest in Gold Coin,

The Attention.Of Investors, TI'-stses, Execu.
tors, and others desiring an anna lally safe, re-
liable and profitable form OF permanent invest
ment, is called to the advantages and Assurances
Of tho
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Being Repaired .

The wire bridge over Wheeling Creek,
on Market street, is being repaired
Some Of the wires have been removed
which renders it dangerous to cross, yet
we see persons continue TO travel on it.
They had better be warned in time.
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The Act further authorizes them 70 issue an
equal amount of their own First Mortgage
Bonds of corresponding denominations, trsieh
shall BE- ne first claim upon De irhOlS railroad prop
sTty. aud 20 tchicA The len Of he Government dadH
b. subordinate, as means Of more readily secur
ing the remaining half Of the capital for the con
struction: the equipments, &c, being provided
ont Of the capital stock subscriptions and other
sources.
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LEUCORRHEA,

Or. Whites, which follow local debility asd con.
stitutional weakness, can be tiectnally cured
by the use of Roback's stomach Biiter-. DO
not l.t the druggist sell YOU any other remedy,
as these Bitters are prepared with special refer.
encc- to this complaint, and are warranted 20
cure. For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,


DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
Pension OFFICE
WASHINGTON. D. C., Feb. = l-'-. }
Joku Livingston, Esl.:
SJR:-The new Law Register and Official Di.
rectorY. a copy Of which YOU were 50 kind as 10
forward to my address, will be Of material ser
vice In the transaction Of the business Of this
Office. The work has apparently been prepared
with care and great lsber, and IL would be OF
narticular value. beyond doubt to every promi-
mont offciaI banker merchant and business
man. Very respectfully, yours,
JOSEPH H BARRETT
Commissioner Of Pensions.
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Gone 10 Work

At meeting of the boilers yesterday
morning, held in American Hall, it was
agreed that they would go TO work at
the prices paid before the strike. In
consequence work will be resumed in
the mills.
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NOT A BEVERAGE,

Unlike most of the bitters of the present day
DR.. Roback's are not intended as a pleasant
stimulating whisky beverage, but are perfectly
medicinal, containing only sufficient pure bOur.
bon whisky TO hold in solution the medicinal
extractive matter from which they are com.
posed. Sold by all druggists everywhere.
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Fish.
Hnn HALVES No MACKEREl.
LyHy go 10 2 do
$50 do , med. do
50 do largo do
80 Kits No. ! Mackercl.
80 do 2 do
30 do family do
50 Valves lake Herring
100 De White Fish.
mar9 MAXWELL 4 TIS0LE.
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ur. philip Phillips, Concert

For Saturday evening is the event OF
the week. Our readers can secure re-
served seats, without extra charge, this
morning at 10 o'clock at the Religious
Book House.
The arrangement is liberal one, con,
sidering the great popularity of Phil
lips, and will no doubt be literally ap'
preciated by the public
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Pleasure Trip.

About dozen ladies lett yesterday
afternoon OH the popular steamer Poto-
mac for Cincinnati. They go on a
pleasure trip for recreation and amuse-
ment
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FOR SALE.

FULL SET OF FLAMING, SASH, DOOR
a and moulding machinery, all iron, nearly
urW aud Of the latest improved style.
Enquire at George Keeline's Lumber Office,
Bridgeport Ohio.
.uTs.iw GEORGE KEELINE 4 co.
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To she Young Gen,s Of wheeling.
The new style hat. Teaser. 1t excels
the impeachment. To be had at A.
schwertfeger's, Main street.
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SALE OF THE
SPRIGG HOU Sc
~ TIE
ctr Of Wheeling, Iest ITgiRiG.


THE SCBSC OFFER FOR SALE
/ that well known hotel, the SrRGG HOUSE,
1sIih the whole of the furniture and fixtures, as
rltv now are. The hotel Is situated on Lots
numbered and and parts of Lots numbered
I aud aud frORts the Public Landing. The
house Is IL complete order, and frem its situa-
non md other advantages Is admirably adapted
i.- q hotel The furniture and fixtures have
al been purchased and fitted within the last
Two years and the whole establishment Is now
u complete order for business. We will enter.
t.u proposals for the purchase. and are prepared
10 give liberal terms for the payment Of the
purchase money.
Ifuot sold before the 2sth day Of April, ls6s,
will on that day, offer the whole property
for ale. ON the premises, to the highest bidder
al pub ic auction. We shall sell the real estate
and personally separately or together, as may
d deemed most advantageous, and the terms OF
payment VIII lie made knswn Oh the day of
sale.
HENRY CONAST,
JAMES :. WHEAT,
uar2Sts Trustees
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Two Dollar.per nay

May be safely guaranteed to every
owner and operator OF Wheeler 4
Wilson Sewing Machine.