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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Messrs. Kern & Webb, carpenters. are
building two two story brick houses, each
Ia by 80 leet on Windsor street near Ninth
Ruth Il Brother, brlcklayers.
Mr.. Joseph L. Carpenter has built two two
story frame houses both "a by % feet and a
two story brick house ~ by % feet on Car
penler street between Monroe and Adams.
Given IL Bowen, bricklayers, NJ. Lacky, car
penter He has also built a brick slaughter
house on Third street at ShipleY run, west
Of Madison street. II is three stores high,
2 by 80 feet; the same mechanics being en-
pOyed.
Mr.. John G. Baker, NOR Dcco manulactur-
er, is building four story and basement add-
ton to his factory on Fifth street near
Church. Ii las front OF 81 feet GU Lord
street and depth of 2S feet besides back
building "a by 81 feet. Washington Cox,
stonemason; Robert Lea, brick'ayer; Mitch
ell 81 Wilson, carpenters
Mr.. CHARLES Smith is building lhrte,
three story dwellings, each 16 by 2S feet ami
a three story store 1Sby % feet, at Kirkwood
and 9Th slI Gets. John McCloskey, britklay-
or; Charles McCloskey, carpenter.
Mr.. George W. Bush is erecting two story
frame warehouse 60 feet square on lis wharf
between King and Frcn III streets. A. Croft,
carpenter.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

On Sunday evening at the Trinity Episco.
pal Church, after the Rev Rector Frost had
read the lesson, he said that the meeting
held by request was in the interest and in
behalf of iuriherng the circulation of the
Bible and book oil Common Prayer, through.
out the limits and bounds OF our country
! he RI. Rev. DR.. Robertson, Bishop of Mis-
souri,, was not present, as had been expected;
he having been detained by the railway
The Rev. DR.. L. II. Welles, of Red Wing,
Minnesota, spoke. He had been in that COM
munity thirteen years and described the well
come with which the Bible aud Prayer Book
met among people in sparsely settled places.
Rev. DR.. X. A. Holland, of Baltimore, NIL,
spoke in reference to the slgus OF the times
Rev. DR.. j. Lloyd Breck, Of Bencia, Cali
iornia, spoke Of the liberality of a citizen of
Eureka, Cal, who built a $1,000 church
simply from having received Prayer Book.
Rev. Rector Murphy, also took part in the
evening services,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
FOR SALE

LUX "a LE.--A GOOD FARM IN PEN
4 CADkk HUNDRED, about 1850 acres u miles from
sl ue9Tses station, on the Delaware Railroad. Build
ngs Al new ~ acres In orchard; 80 in wood
Fencing good Terms easy. Apply to
THOMAS NJ. O0LR,
novl7-tf Mod East Third ST., Wilmington Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

On Sunday afternoon, Emil Walters, John
O'Donnell and Dennis Gallagher were ARES
ted by officers Olmstead, Hickman, Magee
and Davis, on 18th street west of Market, for
disorderly conduct. Each was fined 81; costs;
and held in 5000 bail to keep the peace.
On Sunday night, George II. Dixon and
George Morris, colored, were arrested by
officer Baylis, at 10th and Orange streets. for
lighting Each was fined costs and held in
5000 bail
Henry Cole, colored, was arrested on the
same night, at 9Th and Poplar streets by OIL
GERS Hickman and Sparks, for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct. Cole was fined 30
cents and costs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

The nuiserymen's season has commenced
This year, frost set 10 a month earlier than
last year and killed tie foliage so that trees
may be taken up and shipped. At r. Peters
urteries, about quarter ofa mile This side
Of Hare's Corner Station on the Delaware
Railroad, two miles from town by wagon
road, there is an extensive demand for small
fruit plants, such as cherries, raspberres,
blackbtrrlts aud also for asparagus. 1t is
believed that the finest assortment OF peach,
pear, apple and other fruit trees in this State,
may be found at this farm.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

NEW CASTLE ikAlEE
Leave New Castle tor Wilmington aud Philad.loht.
at 90 IN,
Leave Ph'lsdsphia II 40 IN. and Wilmington / %
D II. for new Csstle W
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
Additional tn those above leave UlA,ton IN. So
30 4, M. and 700 p m. Leave smyrna Tor C,a3ien
IL 3 ~ m, and 30 N. to make connection win tt
aud from Dover, aud stations louth W "e'Hs
Freight Train with Passenger Car attached v,lii.-.
Wilmisgton Al u 81 =. m, NV Castle / 20. Niidi
town %, Townsend a. Claytn g Il: n5vsr 4 M
wyoming 10. FELTON, ~; Hstringt, . s Os t.rminN
ton II; Bridgeyie o.; seaiJTa i5: Laurel rs 80
timOre A. 80 p IN, and philadelphia At a IA n ~
make close eonnecton with this usin Al Wtlmipgttn
keturning-Will leave Delm . 80 p NJ L.ursi . IN
seaford 2s; RridgsVlle ! CO.. FarningtoR ~ ~
Tingtou TO- FELTON, 30; Wyoming 10; novsr 4 ~
Clayton lW Townsend 4 Mildietowu Ia Ki,,H
wood 90; New Castle % Aud arrive 81 Nilm,ngt :,
bO p. NJ Philsdelphta II 80 .. and Raltimors a
a. Subject 20 delays incident 70 irris Ia hn.tr
This traiu viii stop TO take up Passengers oniv !.
ttoppng ples, except HArss Corner, state Road ROD
ney aud Dupont.
CONNECTION
At TOWNSEND with The Kent County and on.sn
Annes Kent Railroads for kennedyvile Sndlersvits
and Intermediate places.
AtCLAi 1oS With the n. 4 D. r. r. for Easton an,
intsrmediste places. "u0
At HARhlN6rON with the J. s 4, r. r far Ntte.,
Georgetown. LsWas and Intermediate places 'Niu'
Al skAfOkD with the D. A D. R, Il Tor Feiars1.h
and Cambridge, sc.
Al DBLMAR with ths 3. s. R. K. for saulsburv p,,.
Anne Chsfsld, also for Berlin and other I'm
on the W q Pr. K. ''@uohs
KENN ny supsrintsusD
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
A Htennrl.nbIe MINI.

There is cOored man in this city
George Thomas-bOm in England, and now
thirty eight years of age who possesses the
remarkable power of turning his intestines
over and over again, with either backward or
forward motion, and with great rapidty. He
also changes the location OF his heart from the
right to the left side of his breast, and can
even send il below to either side of the stOm-
ach, in an instant of time He appears TO
have two SETS of ribs which he slides ND or
down at will We saw the operation of these
extraordinary movements, on Saturday, and
can vouch for their accuracy. DR.. Jones at
this city examined the case, and nrOnounces
it one of the most extraordinary he has ever
met with, and has given Thomas a certificate
to that effect. 1t is really astonishing to see
the rapidity with which these movements are
made, and while doing so, not the slightest
interruption TO breathing, talking or eating is
experienced by Mr.. Thomas He tells us he
has no knowledge of the power employed to
perform them, but, as he says---''whcn set Il
going they go by themselves" This remark
able freak of nature was discovered by his
mother, when he was but four years old, and
at no time since then has he been unable to 20
through them, when he saw fit to do so. He
has no friends in this country, and proposes to
exhibit himself at a small sum, in order TO
raise means necessary for his support He is
worthy object of charity, as well as a natu-
raj curiosity, and is as much worth seeing as
is Blind Tom, or any other wonderful genius
whom nature has played FRANKS with, or set
apart as an extraordinary product fiber handi-
work
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

For Sale or Exchange
"a. FOR CITY PROPERTY, coed Farm Of Forty
E5s A Two Acres twelve miles from the cry.
Ei I'LL Enquire or address
kM&kA q. II. WALTER,
10Th Market ata.
uy4u Wilmington, Del, |
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24


On Monday, visit to the machinery de-
partment of the Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company's shops in
this city, enabled us 10 make some observa-
tons where the silence of workmen gives
form to great ciylizers Mr.. G.. w. Perry is
Superintendent of the Car and Locomotive
Shops and of all the rolling stock Mr., s.
A. Hodgman, General Foreman of the Loco
motive Department., superyises the round
house, machine shops, &c. Of sixty-two ell
gines, there are now in the shop, four under
repairs. and one new passenger engine with a
five and half feet wheel, which will probably
be finished in eight days The round house
which is two-thirds of circle, holds six
teen engines When all engines are at rest
twenty-five of them find place at this house.
The machine shop is under the immediate
control of Mr. Edward Rushton. In it are
sixteen lathes, eight planners, lathe swinging
SIX feet Tor turning tires, so built as to turn
both tires on an axle at the same time, six up
right drills, two machines for boring Wheels
one large hydraulic press, two bolt cutters, one
pair of shears for cutting heavy IRON. The
machinery is driven by a fifty horse Corss
Engine built by j. NJ. Poole & Co, of this
city. Cumberland and Broad Top Goals are
used for fuel The shop is about % by 40
feet. There are % machinists, who have z
helpers; apprentices The blacksmith shop
is in charge of w. IL. Everett, and has ii
smiths with 10 helpers. It is about 100 by
1870 feet in size and contains thirteen FORCES
and a large furnance There are two pat
tern makers, tn-smith, 1 copper-smith with
one helper, A carpenters under charge of John
Brown, painters under charge of Sampson
Cook who does the ornamentng, boiler
makers with helpers under control of John
Davis; also G laborers for keeping the shops
in order. The stationary engineer also keeps
his fire going. The store room is systamali.
cally arranged with shelving and racks in
charge of Samuel r. Lawson. The workmen
presented good appearance.
The railroad company have Just finished
filling up Bush's old dock on the east side OF
French street wharf, The work was done
under the supervision lMr. Hughes, who had
As white men engaged in bringing the earth by
gravel train from near Hare's Corner, and IS
coloTed men Mt the dock fiillng in
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

The following vessels from Delaware ar.
rved at Philadelphia, Oct. 10th:
Sclr Mary and Caroline; Fowler, Leipsic,
grain. Schr Aurora; Aris, Frederick, grain.
The following vessels from Delaware ar.
rived at Philadelphia October 10Th. :-Schr.
Olivia, Campbell, Odessa, grain. Schr. E.
A. West, DurborOw, Lebanon, grain. Oct
Goth, Schr. Mary and Caroline, Fowler,
Leipslc, grain. schr. Aurora, Artis, Frede-
RIGA, grain. Oct. 21st., Schr. E. II. Blox.
som, M olris, Little Creek Landing, grain.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

f.2f oGLETOWN HUrEL for SALE
It'll stable Shedding, and pump Of excellent wstst
ss*A A. door. One acre of grousd attached price
p@oVV, h'OOO may remain on mortgage Fof furthar
PARTICULARS apply TO Mrs. ELIZA WILEY,
Or to THOMAS NJ. odLE, No. 4 Rast Third stSsst
Wilmington, Del. S''e'
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

On Saturday, farmers sold butter from 80
10 3se. pound lard 10 to 15c. do; eggs 35c.
a dozen; corn zoe. do; pears 20 to SOC. half
peck; apples l2 to zoe. do; tomatoes 25c. do;
cabbage 3 to &c. head; celery 2 to 10c.
bunch chi stnuts and lima beans COCA quart;
scrapple Sc. pound; sausage 10c. do; Irish
potatoes 55c. bushel.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
Higllv Tmportant Dlscopery.-Dr. simn

Highly Important Discovery, Simms,
Of our city, discovered plant the essential hneture
Of which, in combination with other rare ingredients,
known only to the dscoveref will positively the
hair grow thick and beautiful where 1t las fallen of
and become thin. In a great many where fever
has caused the loss Of the hair II las restored it again
wonderfully fast In several cases Of badness has
restored the hair in all its former uness. As the Doctor
has prepared preparation for years, under the of
Botanic Hair Tonic he will continue the preparation un-
, er the name with an addition of this discovery
II is not hair coorer, as is orally offered for sale,
but by its action on the scalp aud roots Of he hair the
natural color seems to with the renewed growth
II disease Of the head it is elegantly perumed
and Is a splendid har-dressing fair trial will con-
vince any of Its great qua Sold wholesale and
retail at Fourth aud King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

The road TO success is very hard travelling,
and full of awkward places. FOrtune-huui.
ing is like handful Of pennies tossed into a
scrambling crowd; only the strongest or
most unprincipled get any. Rushing for
fortune is q mistake. Steady perseverance
and careful economy are the sure paths that
have success at the end. Lay the founda.
lion of fortune at once by economi7ing
your means, and save a large percentage by
purchasing your clothing of BENNETT &
Co., Tower Hall, No. 51s Market street, half
way between Filth and Sixth streets, Pbila-
delphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

the cheapest, best,
and, to the purcha-
ser, most Satisiacto-
ry Clothing House
in Philadelphia.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

The signaG SUCCESS Of the neW Fipo Per Cen
Government Loan foreshudows tie early funding Of the
entire public debt, at a less rate than per cent The
present holders of L. g. COOS must decide whether II Is
not best to make at once such change of Investment
as will enable them to realize as profit add to their
capital the present premium Of IA per cent 70 all hold
Of United STATES Securities whu wish to take advRn
tage Of the esent most favorable opportunity for
changing at a large profit, strongly recommend
Northern Pacific 80 Gold Bonds, selling at par
and interest in currency. With their high Of inter
est, ample atty, and cunvertibty into the lands Of
the Company 10 per cent premium, they constitute
most desirable Investment, and hardly fail 10 ad
vance ,snsider Il ly above par at an early day.
JoHN MeLEAR SOE, Bankers,
No. GOO Mnrkel Sirnei.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

We often hear the remark made by the
housewife, if they were only rid of tho nuisance
of a range they have, they would not have an
other. Now tho whole trouble lies in not having
is Just the thing you want. IL will cook, roast
bake or boil. IL will heat your bath water; it
will heat your chambers and your dining room,
all with one lire, and consume no more coal
than an ordinary cook stove.
- For sale at X. MORRIsoN's
40S shipley street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Last week, Mayer Valentine heard the fol-
lowing csses: Drunkenness, 4; dlsorIeIly
conduct on the public streets, 3; drunkennt IS
and disorderly conduct, 2; threatening bodily
hahn, assault and battery, farmer selling
meat in less quantity than the quarter, biga-
my and indecent exposure Of peis1n, each
one. Total, Ia cases.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
visit from Delaware Fire men.

The Charleston 8. @. Courier says:-The
Washington Steam Fire Company OF vii.
mington, Delaware, expect to pay our city
visit on the 18th OF November. The various
Companies Of the city are taking steps to
give them a hearty welcome.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

y Lost ONCE orders. checks, or drama nm ,,...
ne s, Mssfever convenient II not then reeis,,
'"s 'e''e's containing money Address s'''N'
!. W. ENGLAND. Publisher
sun office. New YORK CIV
f6Qs On,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

On Wednesday evening Mr. Horace w.
Cause and Miss Lizzie Harvey, both of Viii
mington, were married at Grace Church, by
the pastor, Rev. Jacob Todd. The gro0ms
and maids were; Mr.. IL T. Cause and Miss
Mamie Kline; Mr.. E. CaEby and Miss K
Smith; Mr.. J. Rodney and Miss A. Harvey
After the ceremony the bridal party left for
Boston.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

This evening at Institute Hall, Mark I vain
lectures on "reminiscences of Some uncom-
monpace Characters have CHANGED to meet "
Tickets 80 cents.
ON Thursday evening, at Institute Hall, the
children of Asbury Methodist Sunday School
give concert in aid of the Home for Friend
less Children and Home for Aged Women
Admission, 2J cents
On Friday evening, II musical performance
by several ladies and gentlemen, and lecture
on lniun Meal" by Mr.. Griswold of Gin
cinnati, will be given at Institute Hall Ad-
mission, 3j cents
The Y. M. G. Philopatrian Literary Insti-
tue will give a dramatic entertainment in the
Institute Hall, on October 31st They will
give representation of THE Drunkard."
Miss Mary Hamilton, will lecture at Inst
tule Hall, November 3d. Subject, "Social
Life in Washington Miss Hamilton makes
this, her first appearance as public lecturer,
before Wilmington audience; under the
of Mr.. Frank Nolen She has
resided at National Capital some Yeas as a
newspaper correspondent
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
LOCAL AFFAIRS.


Iu the United States District Court on Fri.
day, Marshal Dunn made the second procla.
nation in the case of VIM. Williams against
the schooner SetOtU, her tackle, furniture and
apparel. The Court then adjourned till FRI
day, October eth.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

NEAR THE SUBURBS os PETERSBURG, vA.g
is9fkr Armlot SO acres, we'll adapted for truehia,
NllN& has also excellent apple aud peach orchards
Hill and AL necessary cut buildings bssi les A ami
hzdzasAA 'tanual dwelling hOuss. fne Opportunity
iOr person wishing try that section Of the eoutry
Tor year with view Of settling other visa As tb
plaes viii be let for yecr Low rsnt owing to untorseen
bought for $1,000. 'e
mh27 l. RROuN
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Persons who are desrous of patronizing
homo, are informed that they can purchase all
kinds of musical merchandise, instruments &c.
as good and az cheap as they can In Philadelphia
or anywhere else, at the New Music Store, No.
GIG Market street Buying my goods from Ttrst
hands and being determined 70 Accommodating
from those interested j. II. BLEYEB.
IN. B--Piano and Organ Tuning specially.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
LITERARY NOTICES.

THE EcLEoTIo MAGAZINE OF FOREIGN LITERATURE;
+. x. Peon, New York, publisher. los Fulton street;
monthly, 50 year; sim lie numbers, 10 cents. The No.
veinber number has superb engraving of Beethoven
st. Rogue; William Wordsworth; on the character Of
Cleopatra, Death Of Mary stuart; Patty; The Opium
Trade with Ctina Food Eeonomizersi NJ Tliiers
Beethoven,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24


fhe Northern Pacific Bonds have been very rapid dur
ing the three months, and at the present time they
exceed any former period. No clearer proof Of the
hdence Of Investors and capitalists could be offered than
this fact. At this rate the Company will be enabled
reduce the rate Of interest ON the remainder e its Loan
or advance the price Of the 1870 Bonds above par These
Bonds are being largely taken investment by many
Of the Savings banks of New England and conservative
moned Institutions of other States. Denominations 800
20 $1,000. Holders OF 5-2Os exchange for these
Bonds al large profit Present price, par aud accrued
interest For sale by John McLear 4 SOM Bankers GO
Market street, wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.


TO LET.
ss2fr Two FIVE roon-d houses 10 West Wilmington
lissi Kent sight, niue and ten dollars per month
EiMf J. A. BROWN
kEsAth myS A. West Wilmington.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
TRUCK GROUND no l.nT-

| HAVE sime ten acres Of Lsni as we'll situated for
l. raising vegetables As any other, that propose 10
o or ons or more years. AMI will give postsssion so
a. thst there may bs anpls tune T. prepare f1r an
III early sprng crop. Alsi, M FARM LAND TO LET
~ot about hfty acres, twenty Of which should 20 in
eorn neat year all wthin mile Of Mark ct street
wilmington, Del prefer to let for cash rent giving
me tenant for the time agreed upon full possession as
with satisfactory security.
}. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
Auglu Formerly Newport Pike.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
"a FOR SALE or EACnANak.-A

- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGk.--A
lmNt HANDSOME COTTAGE With ACRES on
nix GROUND, at " Pleasant Plains" Staten Island
hza2iM New YORK, within i've minutes walk to depot
Laro " Saw YORK 20 cents To wits Three Acres Cot
age OF rooms, wide hall through, piazza along the
'front.' with yari pretily laid out, and plenty OF shade
veil OF water at tina door with cistern at the kitchen
also another eisern At the BAN, with pump IN III barn.
carriage house crib, hennery aud coal house
s'osooerres, raspbsrries Cherries few peaches and
or.aOid for cash. Possession at any tma. Apply 70
WIN. Nc jAUI'LkY
tells II COG Market ST.. Wilmington Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

"Ldtour" Oil, new crop, the best table Of
IN ute, always good and perfectly sweet, when
Dous hit of II. r. Bril- yhurst, 3l7 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24

Connolly Whiskey always on hand, by the
gallon or IN bottles; the best article ever intro
tiuced here. Brandy equally fine, at II. X. Bring
hursts, 3l7 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
FOR SALE.
A Truck Farm in Chrlstiana Hundred

4.ssis2ar miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington
lii Western Rail Road, near Graves saw NM
liiiNM containing 81 ACRES more or less with
hzAAat dwelling House, Spring House and New Barn
anH apple orchard The property is In good order and
we'll watersi. For particulars apply to
WIN. MHOAULLEY co,
sepn2 COG Market Street. WIlmioSton Ia
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-24
THE
AMERICAN WASHER.
PRICE $500.
THE
The American Washer: Saves Money,
Time and DrudgerY.


The Fatigue OF Washing Day no Longer Drsaded tbut
Economy, kmsienoy, aud Clean Clothing Sure
In calling public attention to this little machine
sw OF the inValua1ie quatss (nOs possessed by any
sted. ''
II - TIE smallest most compact most portable most
simple 10 construction, most easily operated child
ten years old, with few hours practice can thorough
comprehend and eifsctutllF 1t. There l. no adj
JnsuDg no screws TO anpoy, no delay In adapting Il
n"sys ready Tor use II isa perfect little wonder
hs miniature giant, doing more work aud OF better
Of the lsoor Is fully saved by lite use, the clothes will
last onshali longer than by the old plan OF III INK
board will wash the largest blanket Three shsts
At TINS, washing thoroughly In a word the ablntion
o. any fabric from Quilt to Lace Curtain or Gamble
handkerchiet are equally within the capacity OF tbi-
LITTLE GEN IL can be fastened TO any tub aud las
ken of at will. saw '@'
No matter how deep rooted prejudice NAV exiat
against washing Machines the moment this ttle ma.
chine Is seen to perform its wonde all doubts Of M
cleansing efficacy and utility are bsnishsd and the
douoer and deractor at bseoms the fast friends
We have testimonials without end setting forth ita
numerous advantages over all Others aud ffom hum
dreds VINO ave thrown asils the unwiedy useless ma
chimes, which have sgnally failed to the oh
Ject Promised In prominent aud loud sounding adysr
N snti.
IL Is as perfect for washiEg wrlnger is for wiring
lng' Tue price another paramount nducement to puF-
ehAsers been placed low that II is Within the
ieseh Of every housokeeper, aud there In no article OF
domestic economy that will rspaythe small 6vestment