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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-11-20
SCIENTIFIC.

NUMEROUS large veins of gray copper
ore, a very rare metal, and never before dis
covered in any considerable quantity in this
country, have recently been found on the
north shore Of Lake Superior This metal
is very valuable for its use as the best known
alloy for gold and silver.
TUNNELS are now being constructed un-
DER the Thames with much greater ease and
at less expense than the work with which
the name Of BRUNEI is associated. This
FIRST tunnel required thirteen years for IT,
completion, but the one recently commenced
is advancing at the rate Of nine feet every
twenty-four hours, so that, as it is about
300 feet long, it will take only five months
II runs from Tower Hill to Tooley street
HrRAY TUCKER lately applied for an eH-
tension Of bis patent for q spring bed bot
tom. The invention consisted in supporting
the end Of wooden stats on stirrup springs.
1t appears from the Patentee's sworn state
ment, that be had cleared, in profits from
bis patent, over one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars. Judge Fisher, the Com
missioner of Patents, decided that the in
vention was not one Of great importance to
the public, that the patentee had not expend-
ed an extraordinary amount Of time, ingen-
uity or expense upon the invention, and that
the profits already made were an adequate
compensation. The application for extension
was therefore rejected
HaTS Journal Of Health says that when
persons are thirsty and feverish beyond
what is natural, indicated in some cases by
a metallic taste in the mouth, especially af-
ter drinking water, or BY whitish appear
ance of the tongue, one of the best coolers,
internal or external is to take lemon, cut
off the top, sprinkle over it some fine loaf
yu~ar. WORK il down into the lemon with a
s.,oou and then suck it slowly, squeezing
the lemon and adding more sugar as the
acidity increases, being brought up from the
lower point
THE smallest steam engine in the world
/. now in possession Of John Penn, Of
Greenwich, England, the eminent maker Of
great engines 1t will stand on N three.
penny piece; it really covers less space, for
its base-plate measures only three eigbtbs Of
az inch By about tbree-tenths From the
extreme smallness Of this model a few min.
utae, such, for instance, as the air pumps,
have necessarily been omitted, Still, 80
small are some Of the parts that they require
= powerful msgnifying glass to see their
form. The screws are only one eightieth Of
an inch in diameter, and these are all duly
furnished with hexigonal nuts, which can be
loOsened and frightened BY illiputian span
ner. The whole weight Of the model is less
than three-penny piece. It works admir-
ably, and when working its crank-shaft per
forms from twenty to thirty thousand rsYO-
lutions 10 q minute.
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The Pauper,s Dead CAald. .

Aushl Speak very softly, IaSten the door;
SMish hight treaf step en- the creaking neor.
lHhere'S n ragged hs dkerchief on the fseo
Hiit IL Lp gently, as &c were lSce.
Hes onty Last night little Blsia did:
Iust opened her e,es then shiveTed end sighed.
h ugh ubbed her hands, wrappsd her iR ny cloak
She Ers~ sold and colder as DOrn'Sg broko.
Now the parish anhn lies on the chair;
sThOugh l shut my eyes, Eti zee IL there.
ittS unpanted--Tnde Tut then. JOu sse,
EShe's used TO the arse thinga Of poverty.
tshe had growR 20 thin dim sunk we her eyss,
"a she .ook ed at me Wistiul ~ls-:
r. M not hungry therell Be iuP ywu;
fBreAd lA-ts much longer tor IhHn for tw0."
sIaich God She'll be rich with thee We'll mind
kAhd God Spon 4" she SmlilSg sAA 10y ssFsuns
ESparkIlng and clear, 40 I've seen then In aF~a@A
sM! Lord -iia's the ssme As I-tus. you kno@
! Will lead M, and shall be rrsted so;
A nd I'm sure zen let 70 Q gAts
! w en- think you're coming %. d0ot he lAie
sshe laid something else; bot the dia and the rear
n the great streets without, came more and
s1hrOugu the broken Vanes Of the window there,
And couldn tell ~hat her other lords were.
since II $ well Wi'h her, oug1t TO be glad;
by her riches, rich yet poor, oDptr, sad,
am sitting here while the onildren creep
Softly up ~ Ihe door to catch . lesp-
I've nc flowers, except this daisy found
it was hiddrn beneath q bblsh mOand
Like Elsie, tho ugh crushed, dow o tRodden b. man
IL came ir> IN God, and rest with her IL can.
is " Time 10 gof The rain has oh
" ct will be the earth that she'll lie upon.
Vet, ~hene'er kiss d her, che AlwANs Amied:
- this must lie only what my chill
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risk all; and, desiring the skipper to stanc
for the shore, all bat run her aground OF
Embleton beach. No light was hoisted, ne
signal given. Harry held up his finger
and every soul in the lugger was mute q,
death. A boat was lowered in silence, and
four of the crew being placed under the
command of Ned Thomson, pulled ashore
The boat few quickly, but the oars seemed
only to kiss the water, and no sound audi,
bic at the distance Of five yards proceeded
from their stroke.
''Now, pull back quietly. mates. said
Ned, "and I'll be aboard wi some o wuE
avn folks in twinkling."
1t was between one and two in the morn
ing, and there was no outward sign amongst
the fishermen Of Embleton that they were
on the alert for the arrival Of smuggler.
The party who gave information to the cut
ter having missed Harry for few days,
Justly imagined that he had obtained notice
of what they had done, and also believed
that he had ordered the cargo 70 be deliv-
cred on some other part of the ceast, and
they were therefore off their guard. Ned.
therefore, proceeded to the village; and. at
the house Of certain friends, merely gave
three distinct and peculiar taps with bis
fingers upon their shutterless windows,
from none of which, if I may use the ex-
preston, proceeded even the shGdOw of
light; but no sooner was the last tap given
upon each, thon it was responded to by a
low cough from within. No words passed;
and at one window only was Ned detained
for space exceeding ten seconds, and that
was at the house of bis master, Harry
Teasdale. Fanny had slept but little since
her father slept; when she sought rest for
an hour, it was during the day, and she now
sat anxiously watching every sound. On
hearing the understood signal, she sprang
to the door. Edward ~ she whispered,
eagerly lis it you ?-where is my father?-
what has detained him p
Don't be asking questions, now, Miss
Fanny--sure it's very foolish, replied Ned,
in the same tone; master, will be here by
and by; but ye knaw we have bonny wark
to dow afore daylight yet. Guid nichr,
hinny."
TO BE CONTINUED
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SAVINGS DEPARTMENT.

III. Rssl Estate Ian and Trust Companr, organized
,sr sDeca. charter grant by the State Of Illinois,
hb Il, ~er- and PRIV leRes Bankers have been In
cd 10 establish department for Savipgs, with view
Living sociere Institutions end ind vduals. who are
,srops 81 saving their money secure und convenient
ttn.nt for such Of their funds not net ded fOg
neoo,s X ue Dollar % any number Of dollars VIII
bg received
4 General Banking Business also
,n,u.rn : q ted
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SAT UR0AY EVENINGS
Z AhnIr r,n..r- r-..-.In,,rn

Means for identifying DepositC9rs:
Whe7 new Depositor hrs' 10 the SAVINGS Bank
precauors taken, and ecor6s made thai he may
always be identified, and SO IN TIN boob s losl
INC owner thereof cannot be deiraudcd.
The business this institution Is confined exuslveIy
70 the receipts and Savings Deposits anf Funds
deposited in trust No Commercial or General Bank
NJ bu-iness Is transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds invested by oar
upon rea estate 10 the city Chicago. In making such
ans, preference IL alwa,s given 10 applications from
Depotors Of small mans, who have accumulated In t
Insttu ion sufficient funds pay for lot ofigrounu
ana drs re n 1ething more TO aid Them il
etee'nS buildings 70 be used permanent htmes fol
themselves and families.
, Money remited by Drait TO Europe elsewhere
Tor Drpositors
RS-Ihe Plans Of Cheap Cottages selected ~ a com
llIe SnRinra ..anL
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20
DIE ID.

PARkIIURST--In this city on Friday
morning, July l6, 1869, Mr.. JAMES b.
PAnKuURsr, aged about SO years.
Mr. Parkhurst was almost stranger in
Omaha and had been employed as book
keeper with Barkalow Brothers. He was
known to the editor of this paper in the
character Of one of the most competent
business men he ever met, man Of fine
abilities and of equally good motives, and
We had already formed q strong attach
ment to him. We much regret the sud-
den death Of one, who, had he been spar
ed, would have made an honorable mark
In this new country, which, with 50 many
hopes, he had chosen to make his home.
Mr.. Parkhurst had been in broken
health for some weeks and had been suf-
fering for. some days from severe bowel
complaint. The disease suddenly CEN
tered upon the brain and congestion Of
this organ supervencing, he passed away
peacefully and without struggle.
Mr.. Parkhurst leaves stricken wife and
two children to mourn the loss of Que who
was all in all to them. Mny God help
them in their heavy SORROWS. They are
among strangers far from their native
home, but with such helping friends as
Col. Bronson, who is Mr.. Pnrkhurst's
cousin, they are not without that kind Of
friends who are friends in nced.-Omaha
Herald, July II.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

Pretty women. A comparative
~ few Ladies monopoliss the Beauty -
we'll as the attention Of Society. This
ought not to be -, bat Il is; and will be
while men are foolish and single out pref
ty faces for companions.
This can all be changed BY using Hs-
gan's Magnolia Balr, which gives the
Bloom Of Youth and refined sparkling
Beauty to the Complexion, pleasing, power
ful and natural.
No lady need complain Of . red, tanned,
frecked or rustic Complexion who will in
vest seventy-avs cents in Hagan's Magne-
lie Balm. Its effects are truly wonderful.
TO preserve and Dreas the Hair use
lyons Kathairon. ....-a 874
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$ Barrett'so takes the lead.
NASHVILLE, Brown Co. Ind. July 70 1850.

sNAsHvrlLr, Brown Co. Ind, July 70 1850.
DIR. G. w. RoBAcR-Dcar Sir: ] have
practiced medicine for some twelve or
thirteen years, and have all my life been
opposed more or less to patent medicines,
in any shape whatever. At the same time
! have kept them in my store to accommo-
date those of my patrons who called for
them. But, after having labored under
disease for some six or seven years, l con-
cludcd to give your Scandinavian Medi-
cine fair trial, and did 50. At the time
began using them l weighed but one
hundred and thirty-fve pounds, and l
gained rapidly until weighed one humid
red and seventy-three pounds. consider
myself almost entirely we'll. Ny wife 81.
so lahored under the influence o. moth.
er's sore throat, and became greatly 70
duced-so much so that she had 10 woan
her child ut six weeks old, but, altsr using
four or five bottles Of your Scandinavia
Blood Purifier, she became 6eshy and II
good health. Yours, in F. I. Af.
W. n. MASON.
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Said tho Pope to Tho little boy
who brought him his fathers design
for certain improvements about the
palace-"Take from this draw .
handful of coin rs reward for the
beauty of your fathers work. !"
"Holy father" replied the child.
"take it out for me; your HAND is
bigger than NINE" Plus TX smil-
ing, obeyed.
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: Darrett's" sold everywhere.

There are few departments Of medicine
which have SO frequently engaged the ~
tention Of Pharmacisns and Physicians -
the production Of medicines possessing
the potency and efficiency which has been
80 happily consummated in the CoxsrIrU-
TIoN BITrEas. The general want Of suo-
cess in the production Of such remedy,
and the treatment Of disease Of the Liver
and Stomach, has not been because Of :
deficiency Of pathological knowledge Of
their functions, but of suitable COM
pound that would act upon the disease and
all the sympathetic affections These de-
siderata have been gained in the Consti-
tuition BitteN, and they can he used by
persons with the most delicate stomach
with perfect safety, ~ they do net dsbili.
tate th9 patient, hpt give strength and IN
crease the nervous energy.
Once tried, none are ever without Ssw.
ards Cough Cure.
For sale by Dr.. Clemmer, Cresco.
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We are glad to learn that DR..
Andres Of McGregor, one Of the
best surgeons of the west, has en-
tirely recovered the use Of his hand,
so that all calls in his line of pro-
fession can have as good attention
and as practical skill a. heretofore.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

Smiths Swiss bell ringers will
DO in town to night (Thursdsy,) at
the Congregational Church. Il il
splendid, not only for its fine music,
but the perfection Of the performers
in marking time is = novelty. Ga
and see them, either tho music OF
the perfection Of their time IL worth
the money.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

Cramer's Champion Circus, COM
prising magnificent troupe. will
exhibit in Creseo on Thursday,
August 26, afternoon and evening.
For . partial statement Of particu.
lars SEQ their advertisement, for .
wider view look at their posters
near the Post Office. but for the
real thing come to the big show
next Thursday.
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F" Barrctt's' LustrOus Hair Restorative.

A great many people have asked w Of
late, How do you keep your horse look
ing so sleek and glossy?h We tell them, it,
the easiest thing in the world; give Sher-
dams Cavalry Condition Powders two or
three times week
A gentlemen in the eastern part Of the
State, who was about having his leg am
putated on account of its being bent at
right angles and stiff at the knee, heard
Of Johnson's Anodyne Liniment. After
using it short time, his leg became
straight, and is now as serviceablc as the
other.
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Boutwell, has gone home to have
rest from his Duties. When he
gets there We trust he will sit down
and carefully read tho election re-
turns from Tennessee. He may
not be SO deeply interested in that
State as he was.
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xlscIILAuIous.
NJ MOOD.

TN THE YOUNG AND RISING gener-
Il alton, the vegetative powers Of life
are strong, but in few years how often
the pallid hue, the lack-lustrc eye and
emaciated form, and the impossibility Of
application to mental efforts, show its
baneful influence. It soon becomes evil
idcnt to the observer that some depressing
influence is checking the development Of
the body. Consumption 10 talked Of, and
perhaps the youth is removed frem school
and sent into the country. This is one of
the worst movements. Removed from
ordinary diversions Of the evcr-chaneinG
scenes Of the city, the powers Of the body
too much enfeebled to give sest to health
full and rural exercise, thoughts are turn
ed inwards upon themselves.
If the patient be female, the approach
Of the menses IL looked for with anxiety,
as the symptom in which Nature il to show
her saving power in di1using the circula-
ton and visiting the cheek with the bloom
Of health. Alas increase Of appetite has
grown BY what + fed on the energies of
the system are Frustrated, and the whole
economy is deranged. The beautiful and
wonderful period in which body and mind
undergo 90 facinating . change from child
80" 49, ~. ~ 20" w
sa. n.s ~. D,esa: - snAae'y; .no 'anc'es
Heimhold,s Fxtract Rnchn Snr w..l .
ness ar;s;nc from az ce..e. ~ 'e.rlx ;nd;..
cretion. attendsd With the so1,ovin. .vmr-
toms INSTRUMENTATION 70 Rxrrtion fo.s =
Power. Loss Of Memory. D;fScnltv 81
breathing. General Weaknes.. Horror ~
Diseasc. 3oak Nerva. TremhI;n, n-e.S-
ful Horror Of Death. Nieht Svests Cod
Feet. Wakefulna.a Dimr... ~ v;s;or
I.ancour. un;verssl I...;tnd. ~ ~. ~
cnlas Gvstem. Oman Rnn.rao.s 4rn.1;sa
With DysneDtic 1ymptos.s. Hot Hsnda.
Flushinr az fha Bodv. Orvnesa az TIA 0k;n
Palli1 6onntananne M Erantiore ~ ~
Fsce. Pain In TIE Bask. Hooviness q ~
Eyelids, FreouenGly Riack 49, FIyinr
before tie Evea w Temnorarv u1ssi.,e
and Los a 0ieht. Wart efLttentiAa.
Great Mobility. kAsGleasneas. M Hovro,
Of Society. NoHhins 4 nor deeirahle "a
such patients Tan Solitude ma no1Sine
they mere dread, (or ~ q TAeneelves !:
no kApoae az Nanner. q sIaFnee1nea1. 81
DECENTRALIZATION bnt 4 hnrrieA Transifion nom
one ouestion TO anotIer.
These svnpto,ne n allovaA "a "a on-
vhicA thia Ne5i0ine inrariahl, re.soves-
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An invoice Oftarred
roofing and sheetinss paper
Just received At Habchett's,
cheaper, warmer N Il mere
durable than plaster.
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Our trip to West Union, with
Other lessl notices of. interest
are necessarily deferred this &eek.-
aauss-tAe boys say the paper il
Up. and that The items will keep
till next week.
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The Crane Washing
Machine and Novelty Wiring
er gives universal satisfaction.
For sale ut lIanchett's.
Words Of Wisdom
FOR YOUNG MIN,

On the Ruling Passions In Youth asd
Early Manhood, with SELF HELP tor
the FIRING and unfortunate. 8eat il
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, BOX r,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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FOR SALE...A secondhand Pitts
threshing Machine in first rate order,
owned, and operated by 8. A. Stone, last
year,
Az TO the quality Of its work, .sfer to T.
h, Perry Howard Center, Mr.. Sanborn
near Glen Roy or Thomas Dobson near
Cresc0. For terms and Price e6quire Of
]. T. DONAHUGH,
Cresco, Iowa.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE CON-
EDUCATIONAL CHURCH.
Sabbath morning at half past ten.
Sabbath School immediately following.
Service in the evening at halfpast seven.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
quarter to eight. ...- .s-...r FL
JSo. W. WINDSOR, PASTOR.
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A terrible rail road accident OF

"A IcTFlBle rail- TOdu 0cclucut Oc
Cured on the NJ: & St. Paul rail
way. about two miles out from St.
Paul on Thursday evening Of last
week. The locomotive OF the up
train jumped the track from some
esuse, injuring the fireman so that
- died the same night. and taking
al the leg of the engineer, nea. the
ankle, and breaking his arm. The
broken leg was amputated and he is
now recovering. No ether serious
injuries, though Some bruises, Of
course were the result to passcn-
gers. Tho Friday train, bound
east, was detained about six miles
this side Of McGreg"r, either by
ssnc fond opening tho switch, or
By the carlessness of their men en-
ployed on the track. The train ut
the time had speed of only about
eight miles to the hour. or the
sserifice Of human life must have
been fearful; as it was, aside from
. few bruises. the injury was in the
delay it easioaed. Whether this
accident was the result Of careless
ness or intention, it is criminal,
the difference being in tho intent
and not in the difference in bodily
peril to the travelling community.
Newton & Caward are anxious to
sell their goods off at cost, and 70
HAST and procure larger. nicer.
and better stock. EVERY BODY
with money! is urgently invited
to come, and quickly, for the i'm
mensc piles Of goods that are cx-
pscted to come Cor their neighbors
will preclude the possibility of bar
gains at cost. Remember dr. y
goods arc cheap now, but will be
marked higher after harvest.
THAxks.-Deacon Thornburg is
entitled to thanks for . very fine
lot Of cabbage. turnips. carrots.
and other early vegetables. The
Deacon Il preparing to, and is a.
ssady getting into quite an ex-
tensivc garden Of the earliest and
best vegetables to be procured in
the market. Last year his place
wss new unbroken prairie, now it
produces like an old garden Of years
cate and cultivation. To Eastern
men this fact is novel. to Western
people we'll known truth,
Mr.. L. Averill has placed US
under obligations for Cauli flower,
. vegetable Of rare flavor and deli
esey. Of easy cultivation. very nu-
tricious nd wholesome. Everybody
should cultivate them.
Mr.. N. B. Doolittle. by the hand
II Master Julius, for quantity Of
potatoes that for their quality and
being q new variety deserve more
thsn passing notice. This varie-
y vas propogated from the potato.
bah by Mr.. D. some iyc years since
and are known as the Doolittle po.
tato. They are very early, pro-
dusttvc. fne and dry, and We think
really superior to. the Early Rose
potato with all its excellencies for
table use.
~--------ase-~ 49,
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A splendid thing" Barrett's!"

DE-. WILDER, Physician whose skin
can be relied on in Private matters. Read
his card.
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West, Ear1ar = Comfy,
No. loc LAks srassr Chicago, ILLINOIS.

- Os~o0S
No. loc LAks srassr CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
The Great Trial Of Sewing Ma
chimes.
The GRANDEST' IN The WORLD
The Judges, the While World and the
Trial Fifteen Years Duration.
PRACTICAL USE, THE TEST.
The WHEELER ( WILSON
Seving Machine, the Champion.
THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
The Wheeler and Wilson, - is we'll
known, has won at nearly every trial in
which it has competed, the highest award
chimes have entered the list time and again
sible to compete fairly have endeavored to
decry the value Of premiums. They are
mot slow, however, to boast Of the few they
have received. But in the Grand Trial.
Daily use throughout the world where only
true merit gains favor, and super. ority
wins the race, the Wheeler { Wilson Sew
ing Machine stands, triamphantly the
champion, by tho verdict Of the people, %
shown BY the number manufactured and
cold hy the several Sewing Mabhins Com
panies, from the start up to the expiration
q tie tins Il the Howe Patent, Sept, 10th,
wheeler ! Wilson Manufacturing co.pa-
Singer Manufacturing Con. 2Saooo
Grover & Bakers 8. n. ,, le6,OOO
Wilcox 1 Gibbs 8. n. o7,oO0
Howe Machine company, $1,000
Florence Sewing Machine cen. $500
Finkle + Lyon 3. NJ. compaay 1e,OAo
Empire 8. NJ. company, $4,000
Etaa Sewing Machine company, $4,000
Weed Sewing Machine company, 1000
Lsavitt Sewing Machine company 1000
Lot it BE- remembered, also, that one 81
these companies, the Singer is fully three
years older than any other, and all Of them
except the Florence and the Wilcox 4
Gibbs, have made large Machines, exclu-
sively adapted to leather and other heavy
manufacturing. The Wheeler 4 Wilson
company have - exclusively made ! spe-
ciality Of the family machine, and have
derived no benefit whatever from the large
trade in heavy machines. This fact must
be taken int consideration in estimating
the unequaled popularity Of this wonderful
machine, and Il while It has only been
qualified to fulfill heretofore the ordinary
requirements Of sewing machine, such %
scanning, tacking, quilting, braiding, gath
ering, binding, hemming and telling, & has
achieved such IN enormous sale, what may
We not expect nov,that within short time
attachments have been invented, extreme.
y simple and readily oomprshended, for
tuck marking, running, embreidering, and
browning ell, making hNtton-holes
WEST, HARRAR, & Comfy.
49-9 los Lake street Chicago III.
Sole agents for Illinois, Iswa 4 Nsbraska.