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In MemOrlann,

Died in this city, Nov. 10, John A. Wilder,
aged Al years,
The above brief announcement made in the
SPY of this morning, was merely glanced at by
the casual reader and forgotten; but to the many
friends and acquaintance of the deceased was
notice which not only caused surprise, but,
also, pang of sorrow and sadness, for they re-
member was it only yesterday that they saw his
familiar face as he was about his usual business
Mr.. Wilder was born in Barre, and spent the
greater part of his life in that and adjoining
towns, until he came to this city about eight
years ago, and entered the store of
Messrs. W. D. Holbrook & Co., as book
keeper. In this situation he remained until
hS sudden death, which occurred as above
stated, Tuesday morning. Being naturally of a
modest and retiring disposition, he was not one
who put himself forward or tried to attract the
notice Of others; but wherever he formed an
acquaintance, he made friend; and it can be
truly said Of him,
"None knew him but to love him,
None named him but to praise"
Wherever duty called there he was ready and
willing to 90; in the late war he enlisted as a
volunteer in the SD Mass regiment, and was at
the battle of Port Hudson, where he received a
wound which temporarily disabled him; but he
was detailed for other service and remained until
the return home OF his regiment Soon after
his return from the war, he married and resided
in Petersham until he came to this civ.
He had hardly entered upon his duties here
before he won the esteem and unlimited conf
dence OF his employers, and nowhere outside his
own home will he be more missed, or more deep
lv mOurned, than in the counting room, where
his genial manners and pleasant Countenance
had won for him host of friends who now
mourn his loss, aud to whom the taking away
of one in the prime of life, and apparently in
perfect health so suddenly and so Unexpectedly,
is Onc Of chose mysterious dispensatons of Proyi-
denCe which the human mind can not fathom or
understand.
Surely, when such an one is taken away no
words Of eulogy can do him justice; and we
can only say that as a fond and devoted hus-
band, a true and sympathizng friend, faithful
and honest man, the subject Of tins notice, has
left a record worthy OF imitation; and of no
one can it be more worthily said, "He was an
honest man, the noblest work of Cod" II.
Worcester, Nov. 81, 1872.
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HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. 2l.--In the consti.
tutioLa convention to-day, the following pro-
positions were made: Increasing tie governors
term to four years; extending the term of SEN
ators to four years, and that of representatives
TO two wears, with biennial sessions of the leg
isature; to amend the pardoning power and
appointment Of a council on the subject; pro-
hibiting appropriations for charitable or edu-
cational purposes; prohibiting legislative or
judicial officers from receiving railroad passes
compelling attendance at public schools, and
authorizing juries to render vcrdicts by assent
of tMO-tnirdS.
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Foreign News.


LONDON, Nov. 2t.-Robcrt Bowles was ar
ragned To-day before the lord mayor at the
Mansion house, on a charge of fraudulenilv
converting 200 debentureS of the Lombard
Venetian railway. Mr.. Dagiout broker of
Naples, is prosecutor The lord mayor re-
tanned the prisoner for further examination to
Tuesday next.
FRANCE.
VERSAILLES, Nov. 2l.-In the assembly, this
evening, Deputy Pascal Duprat introduced
bill Tor the restoration TO the Orleans family Of
their property, rouliSCated in 1852
The trial-by-iury bill passed by a vote of 4Gt
TO t7S.
The committee on an address in reply to the
presidents message has had two long SittingS
since ITS organization. The proceedings were
secret
PARIS, Nov -Erening.-At a meeting of
the deputies of the left centre to-day a commit.
tee which had been appointed to draw mp a plat
form OF policy made report. They recommend
to the support of their party in the assembly the
following measures: The appointment of a par
hamentary committee of thirty to deliberate
upon and report to the assembly organic laws
best 1tted to insure the working of legal gov
eminent OF the republic; the prolOngatiOu of
President lbiers term OF office to four years.
the nomination of a vice.preSident; the creation
OF second chamber; the partial or complete re-
newal OF the assembly, ministerial responsible
~, and the general harmonzing of republican
institutions. The report was unanimously APP
proved.
The members of the extreme left endorse the
docar ton of Gambetta that a dissolution of
t &c national assembly is the sole remedy Tor the
present difficulties.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Nov. 81, via LONDON, Nov 22-S
A. M.-SenOr Zorl announced to the lower
house OF the cOrtes to-day that the government
would take energetic action to crush the Carlist
movement in Catalonia.
Bulletins this afternoon report the king slight
ly better.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Nov. 21.-Gen. Brice, special envoy
from Hayti, has arrived to open diplomatic re-
lalionS with Germany. He intends to lay be-
fore the government explanations of the delay
IN the payment of German demands and a re-
monStrance against the arbitrary conduct of GER
tain German corvettS at Port au Prince.
The ecclesiastical rights bill, providing for the
issue OF DEGREES of accommodation has been
submitted to the dict. 1t declares that any
clergyman who shall by name threaten with
punishment, or decree, or proclaim as punish
able, subject OF Prussia, shall be liable to
line OF 5000 thalers or two years Imprisonment,
and be ineligible to office for five years.
ITALY.
ROME, Nov. 21.-A bill for the suppression of
religious corporations has been introduced in the
chamber Of deputies
The new minister from Chill to the holy see
presented his credentials to the pope to-day
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Cuban NeYs.

HAVANA, Nov. 15.-The government, through
the commissioners Of the public debt, intend TO
sell all slaves not employed on plantations, and
also the shares of stock companies and other
movable enlarged properties belonging to ad-
herents of the revolution.
The cigar makers in PartgaS' and Berk's fac
tories struck yesterday, The movement is only
partially successful.
Brigadier Generals Mendina and Ampudia 90
to Spain today to meet accusations against
them.
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COUNTY NEWS.

Rev. Mr.. Burton, pastor of the Unitarian
church in Athol, has rendered his resignation.
An English stereoptieOn costing $500 has been
presented to c. W. Lewis of Barre by wealthy
Boston merchant, whose life was saved by Mr..
Lewis at the time of the Dean Richmond acct
dent on the Hudson, few years ago.
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News from AnsirnIin.

MELBOURNE, Nov 21.-The bill legalizing
marriage to deceased wile's sister has passed
the legislature Of Victoria.
me captain and mate OF the Brig Carl tried
at sydney for the murder OF a number OF Poly.
neslan natives whom they kidnapped to sell into
slavery, have been found guilty and sentenced
to be hanged,
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Two Bro,bers KiIIcd OU,rrc,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov 21.-Information
has reached here of desperate affair in Obion
county A few days ago two brothers named
Macomber, who were running mill, had an
emplOye named Saunders, with whom they had
an alteration, resulting in one Of them shoot
ing Saunders in the side, Saunders returned the
fire, and killed one of the brothers instantly,
and wounded the other, who has since died.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
SO THE WORCESTER DAILY
Destructive Fire in Illinois.


NEW YORK. Nov. 21.-Two-thirds of the bust
ness portion OF the town Of Gllva, Henry coun-
", ILL.,, was burn ID this morning. The fire was
first discovered issuing from the roof of John
sons tailor shop The flames rapidly spread in
all directions. About twenty stores, saloons,
&C., are burned; loss from $4,000 to $500 600,
but this is probably exaggerated. The insurance
is nut down at S175 OO1
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AmncxaI,on Rumors.

New YORK, Nov. 21.-The Commercial Adj
vertiser Of New York has information that the
colonists of British North America are prepar-
ing TO hold a mass meeting in favor of anucxa-
ton to :he United States. There are said TO be
ten secret organizations in the Dominion whose
sole aim is annexation.
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The Alabama L.wisla,urcs.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 21.-Ihere Is no
change in legislative affairs. The legislature.
which meets at the capitol, will probably count
the vote for governor and other state officers to-.
morrow,
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A New PARsoNAGE.-The Methodsts of
Webster square, having completed their new
parsonage formally opened it last evening
with appropriate religious services, and held in
connection with the dedication festival to raise
money to furnish fhe house. The new parson.
age is handsome two-story wooden building,
on lot owned by the society adjoining the
church. ltis 80 feet long by % wide, with an
ell IA by % feet, and a wood house14 feet square
1t contains eight large rooms besides pantry,
bath rooms, closets and cellar. The lot is graded
up from the street, and the house, by its position
and appointments makes very desirable resi-
,dence. The total cost of the dwelling exclusive
o. >the land, was about $500. The house will
be furnished by the ladies' social circle, which
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MADRID, Nov, q, via LONDON, Nov. 22-S
A. M-SenOr Zoril o announced to the lower
house OF the cOrtes to-day that the government
would take energetic action to crush the Carist
movement in Catalonia
Bulletins this afternoon report the king slight
ly better.
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W KEN IA nice lower tenement of six
Of rooms Apply 10 M5s ARNOLD, Lmwpod place
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Do Get

Two LET-Pleasant rooms, furnished; every
= way desirable; with or without board Please cali
at 2l2 Main f. t3ts III IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-01
By A. C. McbILLIyRAT, !.

- Auctioneer, No az la Broad street.
nESIRA BILE INVESTMENT, FINE SITE
~ for Mil, Msnufactory, Lumber Yard, &C.,
K own as Hauisons Wood and Lumber Yard,
With six small Houses thereon, in the northwest
part OF the city. at auction
THIS MORNING, 1st day Of February, at II
O'CLOCK at .the.corner Of East Bay and Broad
p reefs, will be sold, - :. - -;
An that extensive LOT OF LAND, lying on, the
west side Of Chestnut street. near the west end or
Spring street, abutting oa Gaosden's Greek, with
good wharf and landing, measuring 200 feet on
Chestnut street. By 1874 on the north, and 101 feet
more or less on the south llne rop ether with the
six smalf Houses, five lying on Chestnut street
and one In rear,) now ytel Ting good rental.
The whole OF the above property now anc for
many years past known as "Harrtson's Wood and
Lumber YARD, ;" will be sold In one piece. The At:
fention Of capitalists Is Invited to this as an ad:
mir8ble site for Mandatory, Mill or Lumber
Yard, being on bold aud navigable stream. - . :
- ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND opposite the above, Bit.
nate at the northeast corner OF Chestnut and
Ashton streets, 40 feet on Ashton, by 1i6 on
Chestnut, on which is large oak, tree, a shed or
stable and 8 good well OF y ater,'
The LOT next east adjoining the above on Ash.
ton street. 40 BY 115 feet. 20. 80 = -. -
For Plat and further Information see Auc.
toueer. - - -, - -, - ~
Terlas-One.third cash; balance 10 one. .two
and three years, secured as usual. BuildingSt TO
be insured and pol uy assigned. Purchaser to pay
Auctioneer for papers and stamps. febl"
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dec,4.ths.u
BY ]. FRASER MATHEWES.' J.

by y. FkASEh MATHEWES.
ESTATE SALE OF MACHINERY,
U. Castings, Patterns, Engines, Tools, Agricul.
tural Implements, ONCE Furniture, DO, OF the
late VIM. y. Henerey. ia. :
Will be sold on THURSDAY, 9th February, at II
O'Clock, at the Foundry and machine Shops OF the
late W. 8. Henerey, Meeting street, one door south
OFFICE FURNITURE, Unfinished s.ho.ss En-.
gine, Unfinished 6.h0rte Engine, lot Of Castings,
PuIleys, Corn Mills. Horse Powers. Car Wheels,
Gratlngs, &C.: lot Wrought Iron Tubes, Bar Iron,
Boiler Iron, Plated Steel Hillstones, Cart, Dray,
Boiler Punching Machine, 20 and l6 inch Lathe,
Force Pump, Planning Machine, CAST Iron and Steel
Sweeps and PIougns, Boltg, Nuts, Rivets and
Spikes, Mil Saws, Engineers and Blacksmiths'
Tools. Turned shaflngs, Brackets aud Couplings,
Wrought Iron Pipes, with elbows Milling Ma.
chine right and left Hand Screws, Connecting
Reds, Iron Flssks and Weights, Ladies', Chains,
Selves and ShoVels for Foundry, Fire Bricks, Lea.
ther Belling, Bl ass Cocks, Crucibles, AnslFlic.
tiop Metal Wire Sashes, Sandpaper, Dray Har.
ness; Plough stocks, Rice Plantei and Seed SOW
ers, one Blacks Gang Plough, one secondhand
30-horae Engine, Tyler's make, not complete, cans
Copal Varnish, Aspheltum, DC.
Machine for covering rollers to MCCARTHY Gins.
Large. lot OF Wood aud Iron Patterns, as used IN
fratclass Foundry.
Terms cash. jan24-wmthmth5
~ The Republican, Savannah, and the Ohron.
icle q Sentinel, Augusta, Georgia, will publish the
above every third day, three times In all, and
seAd bills to Courier otice.
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A. STRANGER He Took HM M
Peter Davis, a colored sharper, was arrest ed
between seven and eight O'Clock yesterday
morning by the detectives, charged with
stealing twenty-three dollars from colored
brother named Harry Bryant. The latter ar
rived in town from the country on Tuesday
evening, and, seeing the incautiously display
ed greenbacks, Peter invited him into his
sleeping place in Line street. They soon be-
came Intimate, and Peter offered his new
friend apart of his humble couch. The vic
Tim accepted, and, after dreamless night,
woke to find his friend and pocketbook both
gone. He complained to the detectives, ex-
planned the little trick, and described his ca
joler. The Immediate arrest of Peter followed,
and his case having been investigated before
Trial Justice McKlnlay, the prisoner was COM
mltted for trial at the coming term of the
Court or General Sessions.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

RAMSAY, WARNER & Co.'s PAPER PATTERNS.
To TIE LADrEs.-We beg to inform the ladies
of Charleston, also our country friends, that
we have accepted the agency for Ramsay,
Warner &. Co.'s "Paper Patterns"
all Of the latest novelties 10 street dresses,
morning dresses, coverings Of all kinds, ladies'
suits, 1ch:fdren's suits, also, ladies' and chill
dren's' under wear. Prices vary from 16c. TO
sOc. Any of the above will be sent, free Of
postage, BY mail, to any portion Of the country,
by enclosing the price of the style wanted, to
stoll, Webb &sGo.,No. 2s7 King street, Charles
ton, s: Co. Key Box; No. 9. febl-ths2
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Dersonal Not1fes.

~ GILL.-IF MIDDLETON SMITH
GILL of Liverpool, England, who was for some
years In San Francisco, California, and is now
snnnosed to be In or about Charleston, S. O., will
communicate with r. B. BGrland, Box 6l7t, New
York. he viii hear OF near relative being In
the states, and also OF matters Of considerable
Importance 10 himself.
Reliable information regarding said Gill is re-
snpc.fu,,y requested as above. jan22-mWlm
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THE BRITISH SHIP CITY OF HALIFAX AsHoRs.
The fine British ship City of Halifax, Captain
Cumminger, which cleared from this port JAN
uary5, for Liverpool, with one hundred and
eighty-eight bags OF sea islandscotton, two
thousand six hundred and eighteen bales up
land cotton, two hundred tons phosphate, and
sailed hence January g. is reported ashore by
cable dispatch from London yesterday, with
the prosI ect of coming off If the weather re-
mains fair. The City Of Halifax is new ship
of fine qualities, both In strength and sailing,
and must have made the run ccross in about
twenty days, or less. Further news from her
will be anxlously expected.
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A HANDSOME DoNATIoN.-We take pleasure
in publishing the following resolution of the
ladies' of the Confederate Home in response to
the gift of five hundred dollars by Messrs.
Butler, Chadwick, Gary & Co. There is, we
are confident, no Institution in tho State which
more fully commends itself to the sympathies
of our people. Messra. Butler, Chadwick,
Gary & Co. could scarcely have done any
thing which would haye:been more gratefully
appreciated E - :
Resolued, That the ladies OF the board OF
control of the home for mothers, widows and
daughters of Confederate soldiers, acknowl-
edge, with grateful thanks, The gift OF five
hundred dollars from Messrs. Butler, Chad
wick, Gary Il Co.
Confederate Home, January 20, 1872.
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sAMpLING CoTroN:-Ashleyf Carriere and
Chas. Jones, two small boys, were arrested
Yesterday, between twelve and one o'clock,
en- Boyce's wharf, while stealing cotton from
the bales. The two were armed with bags,
and were busily cutting open the bales and
filing their bags when detected. They claim
to have been only sampling the cotton under
orders, but not being able to name their prin-
cipals, were taken to the Guardhouse and
locked up. They will be brought before the
Mayer this morning.
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MISSION; OF THE yERK Rev. P. IRWIN
The Rev. P. irwin, OF the Diocese of Killala,
Countsfsligd, ireland, is oh aYlslt to Charles
ton;I;his mission being to taisssfunds to aid in
the erection Of a convent tor the Sisters Of
Mercy, and q church. He brings with him
letters of recommendation from the bishop Of
Kllala, and from the venerable and !, s dis i.
tiuguished Archbishop of Tuan1. We hope
that his appeal Will meet with generous re-.
sponse from our Catholic fellow.citizens.
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THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK OF SOUTH CAR
oI1NA has been in quiet, successful operation
since March, 1869. 1t is accomplishing for
South Carolina what kindred institutions have
elsewhere done, and are now doing for other
States. 1t commends Itself to all classes In
the community. Remember that all money
deposited ip this bank on or before the 5th In
stant draws Interest for that month the same
as If deposited on Let Instant. jan3l-2
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PARLoR PAVILION ExHIBITIoN.-Mss Rosina
J. Richardson, the American glantess, weight
eight hundredSand fifteen pounds, and the
great Scottish knite-thrower, In his daring i'm
placement feat, and the talking pig Dexter, the
best trained and educated animal Of the nine
teenth century, to be seen day and evening In
Meeting, between Market and Cumberland
streets. jan30-6s
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UNITED STATES COURT, The District Court
was opened at eleven o'clock yesterday morn:
ing, Hon. Geo, s. Bryan presiding. The peti-
tion of Silas Eaves, bankrupt, for hls final
discharge, was referred to- Registrar Carpen-
ter, and the final hearing fixed for the 2sth oil
February, 1872, after due publication and no
tlce to the creditors.
j. q. Wuhrman, purchaser under the sale
Of the estate Of W. G. Whilden, bankrupt, was
ordered to show cause on the % Of February
why he did not complete the purchase.
The petition of Josiah N. Walker, of Barn.
well, bankrupt, for final discharge, was re-
ferred to Registrar Carpenter, and the final
hearing fixed for the 18th Of February, 1872,
af(er due notice to the creditors.
In the Circuit Court Samuel Stewart, Frank
Fewel and Miles s.. Bowen, indicted for con-
splracy under the Ku-Klux act, were ordered
to be removed from the Jail i. Columbia to
that in Yorkvilie. The two former Were also
allowed to give bail for their appearance at
the next Circuit Court In this city, and United
statesC Commissioner Polpisr was authorized
to receive the ball and discharge the prl
soners.
William q. White and Ilnckney Caldwell, in
dIcted for the same c.fence, were also ordered
to be removed. to YorkVille to await the
further CIDER of the court.
me attorney of Meighan and Caldwell, e3
ecutors of Henry Davis, were granted leave Z
enter up new execution In the case asalns
J. B. Glass, and the said parties were author
lied to collect thirteen hundred and sixty-on'
dollars and ffty-eight cents, with interest,"
being the sum paid by Henry Davis as suret::
for Glass In the above case. Adjourned unit
eleven O'Clock this morning.
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Meetings This Day.

Germania Lodge, No. S, K. P, at half-past
7P. u.
Young America Fire Company, at P. N.
Homestead Building and Loan Association,
at halEpast P. N.
Pythagorean Lodge, at Z P. N.
Medical Society, at P. III.
OR Social Circle, at half-pasts P. N.
Live Oak Social Club, at P. n.
Irish Rifle Club, az P. N.
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ByW. T. LEITCH& RS. BRUINS,
AuctIoueern.

ua 4 a
u A. FORDVS. wa. .H-WALKER AND
By virtue OF q decree made In this case by
Judge Graham, on the 18th day or January, will
proceed to se at Public Auction, at the Old Post.
ofIlce, in the CtsJ OF Charleston. On, ,THuRSDAY,
sna shs 1sia a;I6T9s S6 ESnElssy. RxI aS e
The Estate Of ". h. Walker, consisting OF three,
fourths 20 Of allathat ,L0g.OF LAND aituate ON,
the west aide OF Church. street, with the Cotton,
Press Buildings and Machinery thereon, measur.
ingsand containing inifront,on ;Ohurch street one
hundred and one ll0ll feet, anil in depth running
from east 60 west LIMO hundred and forty-alx (2l6)
feet Be she said dimensions p little more or less
buttIng and bounding 70 the. north on Lands OF:
Samuel Cruikshanks, aud lanes II. Peugru Tor.
merly; TO the south 6n Land now or formerly Of
Baer; to the east On Church stree, and to
che west on Lands now or formerly OF Nathan A.
Cohen and the South Carolina Society. @s.0
ALSO, .F.stf--
IAN the Esate :of ". %. Walker one.halfs IN
Of alt thatLOT OF. LAND with the Buildings, I'm.
provements, Machinery and anything else there.
on, measuring and containing in front on Church
street twenTy nye ?125I bieet on the back line
twenty-five (25) feet, and I'm depth from east 10
saiH dimensions more ,orless. this said Lot FORM
ing part and parcel with the:Eos first described a
one Lot upon which the Cotton Press known "a
Walker'ss Press, with all the Buildings and I'm.
provements, has been erected; bounding north on
Lands Of f-; south on Lot herein first deserib-.
Terms Of sale-Gssh. $500; balance In three
equal annual instalmeuts, secured by bond OF the
purchaser, bearing interest from day OF sale, pay.
able semi annually, with d mortgage OF the prem:
ises sold, the buildings and iInproyernentst TO be
insured and the policy; assigned Purchaser 70
jan7ttns 1.l~T, III. E. o,OoNNoR Referee
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THE SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
haven't any ''Weeds" to sell; neither do they
think they could sell them If they had. they
sell the celebrated Singer "New Family" the
most popular machine In The world.