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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

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P"I'S Va -
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49,. 4ua.t -, va,rsbIa
.rI,ru, aisn,sni,n
Iava been mus ruined. Exuinsic
circumstances preclude the idea oi re-
eng beng n the hOttoIfl OF IT, ana
these shocking outraGe~, ~ OF repeat
ed, are attributed to hendl>h Wantoh-
ness, Some OF the best dogs III town,
owned bv The most highly esteemed
citizens ofthe county. have thus been
ruined, and naturally the owners '
become eNa>peTated and have deter
mined ointiict like punishment semi
emasculationt upon the guilty wretches
a. 0 a. they ascertain to a certainty
who they are. We opine 1t will moi
he many days till the perpetrators or
al least Il OF these outrages Nitl ne
khoWh-ala men some 4u'5' ,Tars
Nil be A B-ackaction Masquerade, in
which ten OF twelve abie-hodiei, lead
ing ciii]e',> VIII hax sn Iee, 1 nermetrsrinS
.haso ra,as tbat moro thinns than
one can he done in the DARK and in
secluded places.
SHEYER 4 MOKRIe.-Tlese pioneer
la,rors r,r.o, have inst
N'S 5'0 4.
received ana opened large Ih'oioes Vi
a~rticIas iutbeir liue-sOlarEe that they
I.1 l,l~.,o THAR
nave pet" 'hifiN
store. There Is no article ui19ct LIE
general headings 81 S,apIe anu all
dry goods iauts anu IL ~
carpets: Iio9ieiS ~ : Sharar l.
w. - m1xt Ionr tnthaaxpre,s office.
and their extensive trade e~nablesthem
% sell al lRe L""e~ adn IL aS heen bniit
No 6v low prices and the excellent
quality of the goods they import.
Ladies should read the new advertise
ment OF >hever Il Morus this morn
ing, and be ~ure to call and examine
their new goods.
r,,o17,r Srata
treasurer Of NeVdd"' Io"ci'e" HIS P'@'
YESTERDAY. after a trip OF eighteen
lows bv rail from the Missouri river.
He shoveleI Snow Tor his board sew
eraI DAYS in thc Black Hills. After
that he ''>craped up an acquaintance
with some OF the passengers ana ool-
.oMtG " 49, P,.;fn Psrraad man,
ayers. a. We'll as the people along the
road, treated the sIow-bound passen-
sers with every consideration and
kindne>s-no extravaEant prices be
ing charged, and where passengers
IAN out of provisions or money their
wants were promptly supplied by the
railroad company.
Dn1 practmora
+bo Understandable stage man running
~ limo batw aan Genoa and Monitor.
lad ronrh time of,t in the earlv part
,flost vaak He started south from
WooJford' on Monday. and bv hard
work eli dlv succeeded in breaking
the road for four miles. Tuesday he
added i've miles to this, but on We'd
nesdav the storm was so terrific that
the whole nine miles Of open road was
again n!ltu "Itn nito", - and wait
Tor the weather to clear mp.
.-.ooC , ,r II
,r-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09

H-InJirates hight Of barometer
T-fniIcatrs temperature Of mercury N Tar r.
T=-IuIfette~ temperature Of arIn'tPtere.
rSmifh<uulnn standard harometers ami Fhien-
heit thermometers are used in maNlnE these oh-
seryatiou>
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
METEOROLOGICAL

BarometricaI and thermOmetrical opser-
vations made daily by Professor Henry
f. Whitehiil. state MineralO@iSt.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-09
Partnership Notice

T'HE COPARTNEgSHIP HERETOFORE EE-
isting between a King and DasId LApeusc as
saloon keepers Is hereby dissolved by mutual con
sent. Said business viii be carried IN Hereafter
under the raIn- and style of L.apease 4 Ii!et All
the Indebtedness of the old firm will b.. paid b,
the new firm. except those otherwise understood
IAgENSE Il IIlLtT.
Carsan City, Ney., Dec. JIG, ISL ds~ss'ir..
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09
IRBIaIGEoUes.


M ETHODlsT EPISCOPAL CHUCH SOUTH
NJ Rev r s. Petway Services lst,
3rd, 4th and 5th Sundays Sabbath school, Q
0 clock a NJ; Prayer meeting every Wedncs-
day at 7 o'lock p. ~
y 2EsBYTERiAN CHURCH Rev D. G.
/ Doak, Pa5ior,-- Services very Ind, 81 and
4th Sundays; Sabbath school 8 O'Clock Az.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH -Eeg. ". 8. Spcits
IL Pastor.--Scryces frat sabbath m thc
month at 1880 a. NJ. aud3ri, Sabbath at 73C
?. m.
DApTlST CHURCH Elder c. b. Young
ID Pastor--Scrviceg every lst and 3rd Sun.
days; Sabbath school O'Clock A. ~
CATHOLIC CHURCH. Services 4th SUNDAY
Y in each month, by Rev. Father Wise.
(1HRISTGAN CHURCH Elder 7. W. Caskey
Y Pastor.--No regular appointment.
DAPTIsT CHC RICH, BATESVlLLE. .--s Scr.
ID vices on the Isl Sunday IN each month, al
II o'clock, a M. by Rev. Robt Macin, presby'
terian.
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VOLUME 10. NUMBER 20
slghiy RallfosG Frslset.

The naff1H neck II eoauify iyilx
ttfEssn ils r0ibsfn snd ssaihstn
sanf.nsnla n Amefica i 81 oissfus
ii0n 70 The free fow n aglsfn eom
refea. aad ihe brains Of fhs B ss CO.
rIaeefs 10 ths sofld are psrp'ersd
si'h fha problem Of hos 70 rsmovs
t 81 io7f ihan seventeen iiasfsnt
routes fef ship canals % effect This
oh.se, have bssn suggested within
iae lasi hsIl csuiary, su5 iha lsb0Fs
"a sufestoFt ars Dot set saHeienily
near complete in fefiIs iein .sly The
feasibility Of the reverse - slack.
water navigation from oeean 10
ocean. Meanwhile, railNsy enter.
pii+e is invoked 10 transport ships
from side 10 eide of Too Isflimian re-
gion, sud company iu London is
nos sbliutiug atlial n build rail.
way Il rough Honduras to eject this
ohiect Tie place has been sIabo.
rated. aud tho estimates made by
Mr.. james Bfunlees, au eminent
civil engineer, who proposes a track
made OF six parallel rails, and hav
inga gauge OF twenty-five feet. Tho
cars to run ou this cuineaI road arc
to he large enough TO carry a ship
weighing, loaded, two thousand tons.
and having leugth Of two hundred
feet Each one will have two hun
dred and forty wheels, and will
weigh Of itself seven hundrcd tons
10 get the ships from the water
into, or rather uron tho ears, hy-
drsulic lifts, similar to those used in
graving-docks will be u,od. From
five 10 ten locomotives will be re-
quirsd for each loaded ear; and in
order to enable them 10 travel up
heavy grades, recourse will be mad
to the old device ot toothed wheels
on the engiGes wor1ing on toothed
supplemental rails provided to tho
track. Az great etrength will bc
required, the SIX rails of the track
proper will need to be laid Of iron
weighing ono hundred and twenty
pounds to tho yard As everything
else Is IN like proportion, II is nos
surprising that seyenty-iive millions
OF dollars are to be called for to foot
the bills American Manufacturer.
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HORRIBLE SCENE.
An Entire Henagcrie on a Raid.

tTiMsyilc Evening presa,
The muas was originated by the
efforts of the proprietor OF tho show
to train hippopotamns to run
around the ring and jump through
hoops and banners, after the manner
Of trained ponies, the "boss" hoping,
If successful, to mako all rival estab-
lshmentstakc back scat. For sew
eral days this training had been 60
ing on whenever the exhibition
stopped long enough in one place to
afford few leisure hours, but, mp to
the occasion referred TO, the hippo
potemus had only been allowed to
perform in private, with biz limbs
pinioncd by log chaius, and a large
force Of employees on hand with red
pitch-iorks, pick-sxes, trow-bars and
brickp, to subdue him and keep him
within bounds, should any symptoms
Of rebcIius spirit be manifested.
Eyorythirg wss lovely, however; the
Bebemotb struck his gait admirably
aud with such seeming good nature
that his owners determined to un-
shackIe him tor n short time and
make him jump through paper bal,
looms. The assistants stationed
themselves around the ring, mann
moth balloon was placed in position,
and at the word "eo' the shackles
were unloosed, and sure enough he
did 90. Allowing bis under lip to
drop down like that Of a steam canal
drodge when i! oxpectorates Il
mouthful of mud, the hippopotamus
gave snort that reyerbcrated
through the teut like thunder, and
then plunged forward through the
balloon, wrccking it in very hand
some manner, but unfortunately kill
ing the two men who held it and
UpsETTING TIIg LIONS CAGE,
which contained four lions of unu-
suaI ferceuess. The moment the
overturned lions cage caught the
eye Of the hippopotanus he bounded
at it, and bit out mouthful Of
woodwork and iron bara, leaving
an aperture through which the liof,
escaped, and at once began to add
their roars to the tumult that raged
on all sides. The big elephant,
I"Horace Greeley" who bad been
quietly looking on all this time, IN
stead Of keeping a check on his
trunk, began to wave it in the air,
aud, after moments trumpetlng,
broke bis iastnnlngs, and, picking
up the Cardiff Giant, which lay up.
on the ground near by, threw this
unfortunate being clear scross the
tent, killing another man in its pas
sage and Knocking in tho end Of the
cage that contained
A WILD RnIsoeFRos,
who at once came out, and running
his horn into the ground gave the
now aifrighted showmen some spec
linens Of plowing thst were never
equaed by human or steam power.
The tour lions now began to lash
theiI tails in fury and walk in circles
around the center pole, mp which
seventeen Of the shoHmen ascerded
the moment the hippopotamus first
beloved. The latter animal was in
the meantime diverting himself by .
set-to with q couple Of grizzy bears
that he had liberated.
"Horaae Greeley" seemed to grow
more infuriated at this juncture, and
after killing a couple Of camels,
turned his attention TO the other
cages, and with one sweep Of bis
trunk demolished each, the rhinocc-
ros following behind and completing
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Lotteries.

Ills honor, Judge John X. Flips
pin, Of the Memphis Criminal Court,
in his charge to the grand jury last
week called attention 20 the gamb-
ling mania in .hc following strong
and just words II am sorry to say
that the country seems afflicted with
q gambling mania, and to such an
extent has this pervaded society
that even church members---it may
be in modified form and under
specified guises--have, under the
plea Of the end justifying the means,
resorted to its uuchristlan devices,
1t matters not IN what shape gamb-
ling may present itself, it nature Is
unchanged, aud the poisonous in
llucnce upon the individual and tho
body polite the same. Under tho
severe but rightful condemnation Of
the law fall all lotteries, rafiles. gift
concerto, prize distributions, official
drawings, whether Of library asso-
Citations or Of agricultural and me-
chanica societles. The Constitu.
ton Of the State prohibits the Leg
islature from passing any law legal-
Izing any OF these gambling schemes,
and it is a duty which | enjoin upon
you to indict all these who give en-.
coursgomsnt to this dangerous vice,
assuming whatever form i may"
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STATE FEMALE COLLEGE
Near Memphis, Tenn.

Assisted by twelve Professors and Teachers.
THE distinguishing features of this lnstitn-
ton are Superior Buildings, with Spacious
Rooms, Public and Private; Good Order and
Discipline; Parental Government; Thorough
ness in all Branches Scientific and
Ornamental; Moral and Religious training;
General Harmony--produetiv Of Habits Of
Study and Cheerfulness; and comparative
cheapness for advantages enjoyed.
Total Expenses per session of FIVE months sl65
This includes board, furnished room, wash
inc fuell light, Physicians fees, nursing and
medicines. and tuition in all the literary and
scientific studies, viz: English, French, Latin,
GreeI. and singing in classes.
yery superior advantages in the depart
meuts of music, painting drawing, etc.
FAN Session begins econd Monday in Sep
tember. Spring Session begins second Monday
in January. -.
For further information address the Presi
dent or
jslIs 81 NJ pisinNi ~" :.
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MEMPHIS MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department of CHmber-
land University.
ANNOUNCEMENT, 1878.

FACULTY
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. d., Dean Pro-
fessor Of Obstetrics.
BENZ. W. AVENT, N. D Professorof Surgery.
ROBERT W. MITCHELL, N. D. Professor Of
Materia Medita
RICHARD b. NAURY, NJ. D., Professor Of
Practice.
DUDLEY D. SAUNDERS, NJ. D., Professor of
Anatomy,
J. JOSEPH WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Professor of
Physiology.
ALFRED II. VOORHEES,, NJ. D., Professor of
Opthalmology.
FELIX MCFARLAND, N. D., Professor of
Chemistry.
GUsTAvUs b THORNTON, NJ. D., Demon
strator.
B G. HENNING, NJ. D., Prosector.
The twentieth annual course Of Lectures will
commence on the first Monday in October,
and close on the first Of March. For circu-
lars or additional information apply 10
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. D., Dsan,
No. Monroe Street, Memphis Tenn.
al0
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The Forty-third Congress does
not meet until the frst Monday in
December, 1873, unless sooner called
together in extra session. By the
act Of Janusry %, 1867, anew Con-
gress WAS required to assemble on
March 4, immediately on the nd
journmsnt Of ito predecessor. This
law WAS repealed, however, BY the
thirtieth section Of the deficiency
act, approved April ~, 1871.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09
MASON 10.


H'Hiksr II. a, Chapter No. IN.
Regular Conyoctions Ist Monday in cacl
month at o'clock M
L MoGggEE, II. ?.
C.. HARRisoS. Sec'y.
sAEpls LODGE No. 307A.F. NAM.
Stated Communication third Thursday
ight in each month
30HS WRIGHT " ",
J. y WtNUGY 7o@y
irriis Ciop,r No n.
nrier Of the lnscru STAR Regular meeting
first Thursday nghtm cach month.
Mrs. N, A. Thompson,
Worthy Matrou,
Mrs. NJ B. Wight
SeC'y
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09

The STOCKHOLDERS Of the New
York Tribune will reorganizc tho
the editorial corps Of that journal at
the commencement Of the new year.
1t il rumored that Hon. Schuyler
CoIfax will become editor>in-chi4f,
vice Mr. Greeley, Who win resign.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09

The popular vote at the lresiden~
tial election in November will pro-
baby be nearly 100000. It was
5,7l6,788 IN 1868, butseveral States
did not vote that yesY, and in many
Northern States the icolored vote
was not admitted. s,.,,,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09

J. D. Burke, Esq, editor Of the
franklin journal, has decided y
suspend that paper and remove bis
material to Magnolia, whore, In y
short time, he will commence tho !
publication Of ths Magnolia Gazette,
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j. j PEARSON,
PRACTICAL
W-afSHmNkfr and .F6trtisr

DIAMOND HALL, BATESV1LLE, MISS
Watches, clocks and jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give entire satisfaction. Spe
cial attention given to watch repairing. All
work sent By express, or otherwise, viii re.
ceiye prompt attention.
Gold aud Silver Plating done.
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
jul20H
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09

LpT on pATEsIs.-The following
patents were iseued from tlio United
States Patent Office to citizens Of
Misslsaippi, for the week ending Oct.
s, 1872, reported for The Pilot by
Alexander 4 Mason, Solicitors Of
Patents, 605 Seventh street, Wash,
ington, D. G.:
Combined Planter end Caltivator,
A. G. Perry, Union county.
IIame for Harness: NJ. Il. Abbey,
Sardis.
Harness: M. y. Abbey, Sardis. \
HAIRLESS saddle. M Il. Abbey
Sardis.
Horse power: P.S- johnson, Wi
mona.
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Gard to Planters.

would most respectfully announce TO the
citizens Of Pamela county, that lam prepared 10
repair and sharpen GINS, and put them IN
perfect order Sharpening is my speciality,
and nm responsible for all work undertaken.
| refer to Mr. W. w. Bailey, Mr., John Lowe
Nr. Martin Jones. DR.. Sam 2. Dunlap. Mr. W..
W. Miller, Maj. ". ". Walker, Mr.. Y. Potts,
DR.. $. B. G. Caruthers, for evidence of my
skin as a workman having done work for
ihtm.
All orders left at Mr. Martin Jones, three
miles south u Sardis, Or 10 bis care, will be
promptly attended TO.
aI6u,s JOHN DAMON, feolt
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The wife OF Horace 0reelay died
in the city Of New York % ~ 80t1 \
ult., ofconsumpticn md dropsy cQut
biueJ. aB
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COURTS.

CllANCERY COURT.
Meets 2nd Monday in January, April July
lHi October, and holds two weeks.
CIRCUIT COURT
Meets ilh Mondays of March, July and No
iemher, and holds two weeks.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1872-11-09

Manufacture of lamber ilJhs and Iu-'r.
ana dealers in doors SASH and blinds aolrus
.ri-c poplar aBl lshl ceiling. voa'bcrhoarI-
ius, mo.llug end finishing lumber of every
a@ ipUon oar Uuwll with ia caraciu of
manufacturing huuHei ftlHurl feet of
lumber aud hdm sgyen'y-i,o m aiualred
thousand suing.c- and from try {. ....urv-
Eve thousand hths per week enable us ia co..
all orders on short notice. Ordgn from che
country hllcI with care AMI dispatch. Price
list uruished on application FuY"Oice ard
Yard foot Of Washington street, Mills Ia north
eud Of Nayy-yard, Memphig Tenn, scplA
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UNION
f M ale e. o Wege,
OXFORD, MISSISSIPPI.
REV. G. II. BELL, D. D., PRESIDENT


THE next session will open Sept mber J.,
1872.
Total expense foF boarding, wasbi1g,
fuel, lights and Attendance. With
English and Classical tuition for
Ave ................ $3.50 90
The same, including French....."... l42 80
Tuition in Music and Art Departments, usual
rates. Prof J. NJ. Riggs, highly recommended
as skillfnl instructor, will be music director.
The attainments Of lts graduates and the cx-
ceIlent quality Of iis patronage, attest the eff.
cient training, 10 English, Classics, Music and
Fine Arts secured in this College.
Boarding pupils enjoy the unprecedented
privilege ofstudying 10 their own rooms by
good fires. Apply for catalogues
y. g. BuRNEY,
yri20-lm Secretary
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GOING NORTH,

Mail train leaves Grenada 9:2OA u, pass Pope's
Hos, Courtland, ll:l2, Batesville, ll:27,
Sardis, l2lC, Como, 1929 A. NJ, aud arrive
at Memphis 2:45 Pm.
Express trains leave Grenada 2:00A. NJ, pass
Pope's 80, Courtland 4:O6, Batesville 4;24,
Sardis $40, Como, $50, and arrive at Mem
phis 500 AN.
Freight train leaves Grenada 700 A. NJ, pass
Pope's 1927 Courtland 1899, Batesville
lilo, Sardis 1925, Como l:23, and arrive
at Memphis 6:lO Pm.
Mail and A Express trains daily.
Freight runs daily, except Sundays
The mail train going South makes diree.
connection at Grenada for New Orleans The
Express going South connects for Water VAL
ley, Cetfeeville, Oxford, &c.
JAMES YOUNG, Gen'l. Supt.
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Mississippi & Tennessee Railroad.
TINE T.fBER.
GOING SOUTH.

GOING SOUTH.
Mail train leaves Memphis l30 P. NJ, pas
Como 3:5l P NJ, Sardis 4;25, Batesville 4:52,
Courtand 5.07, Popes Station 5i19, and ar
arrive at Grenada 6:55 P. N.
Express trains leave Memphis 4:30 p. NJ, pass
Como 1908, Sardis 7:45 Batesyille sic, Court
land 1898, Popes $780, T. NJ, and arrive at
Grenada 1895, Pm.
Freight train leaves Memphis G:25 AN pass
Como lilo, Sardis l1'45, Batesville 1:l9,
Courtand lao, Po?es 2;Ol, and arrive at
Grenada 6:26 M,
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1872-05-30

Iowa WESLEYAN UNvERsITY.-Oska,
loosa will have two representatives in the
graduating class of the above institution
this year,-John Hoffman, and Newton j.
Henton, who have been faithful students
for years and are about to reap the reward
oftheir labors. The following is the pro-
gramme
Programme of Commencement Week; Mon
day, Jane 10th, to Friday, June 14th, Annual Ex-
smlnatlons Friday, June 18th, Up. m, Annual
Meeting of the Board of Trustees and visitors !;
$50, Anniversary Exercises of the Hamline Liter
airy Society; Saturday, June Is, 7;30, Anniversary
exercises OF the Ruthean Literary Society Sun
DAY, June 10, 1870 a. m, Baccalaureate Sermon,
Pres. John Wheeler. ID. ID. 8 p. m. annual SER
mon, Prot. s. N. Fellows, d. d. 7.3O p. m. Uni
yersity Lecture, Rev. j. w. Mcdonald, a. m,
Class IS Monday, June II. Z. 80 p. m, anniyersa
~ exercises of the Philomathean Literary Socie-
W tuesday, June Is, a. m, commencement
exercises OF the Law Department: 3 p. m, ad-
dress before the Alumni, Pres. G. w. Gray, a. m,
Class 30 7.3O p. m address before the Universe
ty, Hon. c. G. Nourse Wednesday, June 10, a.
m, commencement exercises, orations and essays
OF the graduating class, and comforting Degrees
p. m, reception at President Wheeler's''
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MORE ABOUT SEWING MACHINES.
Common Sense-StartIing Disclosures
Read Carefully, it will astonish, prof.
it, and crafty you.

The manufacturers and gents in the interest
of other Sewing Machines, represent that the
AMERICAN SEWING MACH me is of no Account
That 1t will wear out in short time and advise
persons desiring to purchase Sewing Machines to
Buy any ether Sewing Machine than an Ameri-
can" The reason they SO falsely represent the
American Buttonhole and Overseaming Sewing
Machine, is that their bread and butter depends
upon it, for wherever the American is introduced,
Its reputa ton is established and the calling of its
enemies ended. as people will buy no other Ma.
chine. The American Buttonhole, Overcoming
and Sewing Machine Company, with its immense
factories and large stores and warerooms in Phil
adephia, together with it's large capital employed
exclusively in the Sewing Machine interest can
not and dare not, make anything but the very
best quality of Sewing Machines, 1t has too much
money and interest at stake. No person
should entertain superstition for a moment that
the American Sewing Machine Company would
place upon the market Sewing Machine that is
not first class in every respect knowing full well
that any other than first class machine would be
total failure and bring financial ruin to its stock
holders chagrin and modification to its officers
and great satisfaction to Its enemies and competi-
tors. Notwithstanding the unprecedented sue.
cess and popularity of the American Sewing Ma
Chine, lhete are stiu lew incredul0us people
easily inhuenced by the representations ola few
leading machines and relying on the merits of a
machine Dy the greatest number sold and If that
10 true test the Wheeler q Wilson Is the second
beet In the market, and who will believe that p
net even the man himself that has the article i'm
the HERALD about Sewing Machines. People at
this time and age OF the world are not SO easily
humbugged they read and think for themselves,
Now In conclusion have only this to cay: Be
fore bHyinga Sewing Machine, examine every
one In the market and make q note of everything
that 10 said detrimental to the American Machine
then carefully examine tht American, and Grover
q Baker. Try them, te ct them thoroughly, COM
pare them TO the representations made regarding
them by their enemies and you will be perfectly
sewing Machines are good, reliable first. class
machines, and you can save ten dollars by buying
either OF those machines.
WM, HuLiARD, Agent,