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snIu RY MOST DRUGGISTS ~ ALL
DARTS or TIKI WORLD.

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ceipt of 80 cents, ~ four packages Tor Two nsilis
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See that my pirate stamp, which IS aPeSHire s"af
Gatee II qeauiHeRess, f. upcn the out -ids wnppt
Remember that Tins private stamp, issued 10, iH'
United states Government cAprc, j Tor sldmt
INV uCdicia-, Boo my portrait. n1ut ana a'i'.
and the wOres II Certificate Ol Geuuiuth' --.
engraved upon Il, and need not Dee mistaken. Don .
be .yiudlcd ly travellers and others, icpI'-eu, =
thcmseIve, as DR. sage. 1 am the only man wing
Who has the knowledge and rght o. muuia'ly' =
the genuine In e4Se's tatAuh Kennedy 'N' 3
never travel 10 sell this medicine
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NM 10 Plant.

From April 10 May May lflo jane
80 preferred. Ia Fab nom Sepi.I TO NOV
I'D. The above dates releI To our 'ee'-
INN I'm M.ine
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IJ,uot 4i-h to t.olm F4u. ,eader ma. D..
wonderful, o. any other man, i.s 5'',t4 90
remedy tiat cures J1u-Uu 'iIH.. ".r" .''s l''.s
ate halt rln,umeI n short, VIII cure aiI H't -e-
,yheihrl at mind, body ol estate, make men i've
f0revpr. and leave mcu t1 ph! ot want OBJ N"IA'
aud h. designed % make orr -uNinnalf -f"',.'
inferior You have heard enough ol tina A.'H "i
humbuggcry. But when tel you tuat d.. >'-''
Cifarrli Remedy ,-W p0sifireiY cure he worst case
Cr Gsi,,rh I'm tic He.,I. ONLY assert chat which,
thousand, cam testify 90. Viii pay 80 beN i.
for a case that cacno. cure 3 plUI Liri -i'i"-
symptoms aud either Information sent iit7 30 'it
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4 GREAT nEEER IH az ssa5.. EAs I. "

~ . 500 49, or 100 ffiN'0S' MEL0DB0NS and
.OPGtNc. ~ sir Rrsf cia,s m0tcrg. iasladipg Hd-
ftrs'. at very tow prices FOR cash, Or part ~ ~
qad balance n small monthly isiollmeHfs. Ne'r -
ocfrro arsf-ciass PIANOS modern improvements
Tor Ss73 cash Nolr ready, - CONCERTO ~ n,
ron ORCfN me most beautiful style and p.Ficct
tone crer made Illustrated Catalogue P'd'te" ahee'
fnt,qie a Music NrrrAaa4fsc
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BUYING srocA

Procure good plants. well rooted aud
10 sure the roots have never been dried
il the sun or wind, which Is easily as
cer,aiued 10y starting tho back on the
root; if fresh and good the roots will be
white, Lu, il they have been dried, no
10 matter if dripping wet when received,
The wood will be red and discO,oged.
Plants in thai coalition axe not "crih
half price.
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LADIES' 81.

TIE ATMOSPHERIC BUSTlE Tie oqiy complete
one Perfection Ia aaipGrnay q sf8tish G"H tharhi-
fEgis al!raet!rs appearance 10 ihC dress apl form
Of every fashionable lady Price only So
THg PSLPlTkrlNG BREAST PADS, ooUnlerici.
OF Nature tfrt1tt-t tU-rm-. ,a nlumP ana
rounded beauty graceful uudu.aius motion, aGd
contour o.. bus; ~ IN rs ,1vg.nc,s. ,au %, No
v.lepci ~ G'.g cri.Ht b. rid " 0trrer iuce ooil
S2Ue
TgrIkP FBLE. ~, laJs can 30 WithJu, .i. AK
10 -,e h. Itica only f2ci.
THE R0THER'S D2ESS. PROTECTOR syy- Rer.i,,,e..
srcHrity Whls atiae.t4. AQihcr' sac N'H. tt'I
with u0r invention. Pm * oaiy $40
Any Of the above article sent on rets. o. ys,,,:e'
want VNlHsr, Urt,Sm0fcrs. Keepers of Fancy
St9rtr and 4ge,t "a general % Introduce Ger eel
ebratei Justly popular and Z, g selling lny eat o s.
La addition 10 tho above. We manufacture tic
child, Bib pryss shield, Ngther Glove, CUtltrs,
Crimnera carriers aud 1ll rubber articles Tor Lr-
dfes' and Chilor,i troar erctustuely. Au cAtra
literal discount 81 he made. send fur Illustrated
Catalogue. Ask Tor IL, Ia 'erle Cos good and
take NO ojhcrs see that our ia he mark stamp
. e.l ON all -os}s-uone others are genuine.
LA PI.IkIE'' MFG. co..
90 Chambers Street, :. a.
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g The Great Cause
GtfE or
LA HUMAN MISERY


AIecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Care OF seminal wc1Nrs-, or ~ptrmH.
torrhHa. induced hy Self Abufc. Involuntary
Emis,ion8, Impotency, Nervous Debility, aHd lu
pcdiineuts % Marriage generally Consumption,
Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and PHYSICAL iuctpnr-
~ ,ir By ROB. !. CUI.NERN WE'LL. 81. u, Au
thor of The "Gregu Book ct'-
The w0rld.rcnowucd autAor .u th.s Admirable
Lecture. clearly proves from bis own experience
that The awful cons cqucuce- Of self Ahu-e mat dee
cf,ctuaIIy removed ~ it"ont medicine. and tholt
dangerous surgical operations, h'u-,o8, iu-.rn.
meut- ring, or c0rdial-. pointing "ut % mol" o'
cure az once certain and cdectual, by which every
sufferer. no matter what h.s condition uily boz t.
cure himself chearly privately and rad ADS
This lecture Will prove q b9oa 10 tu.u SH.- aua
thpH sands.
sent under zeal. u q plain cutrlH.,. 90 aHF a.-
drrt- ou receipt OF -lN cpul-. el post 1923. -.
by addressing the publisher
AI-o DIR. ct ~ EEWELl IS NIrIt-. '..|".
price 80 cents.
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apron: ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26

YIN. Morton, Cumberland County,
Mc., who says he has transplso'cd thou
4ndI @! small forest eyergrcenS orseec-
lugs. and saved niBe-tcutas of ihsm,
gives the following directions;
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Dental Notice /!

DIR. GEO. NJ. TWIICHEI4I-
having recovered his health, sufficiently 10 enable
him ~ resume business, would inform the pubic
that be- ma 3 be found at his Office, over the Post
Olicc, Bethel Maine, ready 20 attend 20 All; He.
string the services If q Dentist either for Filling
and extractna natural teeth, on the insertion OF
artificial teeth. Having al the now instruments
aud improvements, lac hopes, by careful apphca-
ton, 10 merit continuance OF the patronage ne
has received in years past.
Bethel October 18th, l5l2.
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NEU ARRANGEMENTS.
Semi-WccIGly Line.

I'M and after the 18th inst, tie inc steamers
~ piElGO aud FRANCONiA, viii until further
notice RIM rs lollOws:
Leave Gait Whari, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, att = NJ, and leave PIER s.
L. l. Ncw York, ever. MONDAY 3rd THU Rs
DAY, st3 Il. NJ
The D.rigo and FrancoG.a arc lucl zap vito ilne
accommodations Tor passengers milking tAis Tie
mott convenient and comfortable ruutc Sd" travel
Jr- between New York ana Maine.
Passage 100 at.,tr !ooit ~. Cabin passage -.
Ncal. extra.
Goods forwarded 20 mI from Montreal, Quebec
Halifax. So John aud all parts Of Maine. ship
ptrs are requested ID send their freight % tbe
steamers a. early a- & i. NJ, on tte days they
leave Portland.
For freight or pa cage applytO
HENRY FOX. Cats Wharf Portland
=. /, A1iES, Pier D T.. T., NcH york.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26
HOW TO PLANT.

L.. no workman take more than 90 or
100 plants (this applies 10 tbs to on .
20 10 inch size), in order TO prevent The
roots drying as little as possible, then
set in tue beds with garden lrowcD as
thiokly as possible, and il arOor viI'e' ~
ways plan, so that the lower limbs viii
reach lie ground. 40 matter how deep
YOU nave 10 sea tue plant 70 do 50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26
WELLS, CARBoEEC TABLETs

Z AOES GeHTLHtE Agents wanted m,, i, to ,i ISl
worker, 5octs Needle Threading Thimble S5c
Morocco Needle Book zoe large \ papers small
Needles l5per jay sure samples nee 10 asy uhS ~
~ 800 ,rir,i q 1IIoRNToN A Co so BroadwayNY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26

Itispot q physic watch may give temporary re-
liof 10 the suacrer ior ,he hrst iaW doses, but
W hich. from continued use brings Piles and kin
died diseases Il aid iu weakening the Invalid, nor
Is il a doctored liquor, which, under the popular
name OF ~lyltter is 10 extensively palmcd on on
the pubhc a. sovereign remedies but 10 81 q
m . 4 powerful Tonic and alternative, 10
bounced 80 by tAe leading msiical authorize u
] ,oulun AMI Paris and has been long used 10y
tie regular physicians Of other countries viii
q, c~tisriffl tgugflitl results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26

As fast as planted shade with evergreen
toughs, or lalh screens placed one or
two feet above tie beds.
FALL PLANTING.
Treat As above, but instead OF shading
cover well with boughs. In Spring, re-
move covering, and then shade AS above.
N. y Yri5une.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-11-26

Among the GREAT
discoveries OF modern
science, few are of
more real value 90
mankind than tins ei-
iectual remedy for aii
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. 4 vast
trial Of It's virtues.
throughout this aud
other countries. has
shown that il does
surely and enectliallv
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AsrltauarA.
.iartcmittre ia Maine.

Il is often asserted, and too oiten ~
seued to, tlI;a Maine su'ks low rs an asFi
.,,i,nr,l Stat. This Wow is not Sustained
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
General Notices.
NToTICR 10 iCONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received al the uaa
Of the undersigned, ct the City Of Whetlli
west va. until Wednesday, March the sOA, Y
ne grading, masonry and bridging ofthe IN
the Junction With. the P, c. and st. Louis Rail
way, opposite iSteubchville. to The CITY, d
Wheeling, Q distance Of about tWenlyIOI
miles,. 49,, D. AsEsssI 40.
Prohle and specifications can DO Sea q "
Above named Office after Tuesday, March u
1871, Il. ,a nGt LEWIS APPLICABLE,
-I.F President Pittsburgh, WhOeliHg
mari and Kentneky Railroad Company,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
TRRRrnIR AcctnRNr-Tnst Wcdhe,

TRRRIBLR ACcIDRNr.-Last Wedhes
day night another; terrible railroad acct
dent occurred near HLittlc Tunnel" On
the B. &to.siR. Il. Tho engine was
thrown from the track and rolled down
an embankment several hundred feet
killing the fireman and seriously inturinr
the engineer. The firemln's natne, Ne
learn, was Simpson, and that q tho en-.
gineer, George Crawford. Both were
citizens Of Ngwburg,, -
Tho accident was occaaioned by the
bursting OF one Of the tires OF tho engine,
throwing ittfrom the track. Tho road at
that place being along the mountain side,
the engine rolled over, and down i steep
declivity, q number OF times. The bal.
lance OF the train remained upon the track
and no one else was injured. At last &C.
counts it was thought to be doubtful
whether Mr.. Crawford, tho engineer,
would recover his injuries. Both Of the
unfortunate men were well known and
much respected among their fellow men.
1t is a very sad affair Grafton Sentinel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11

The report is that investigation al
Wheeling discloses the fact that The land
sought to be condemned for the tack Of
the ?, W, &. Ky. r. r., along the river
bank through lbe city, Is city property,
having been a reservation for public pur'
poses by the original Zane who laid out
that portion Of the city, The parties in
occupancy have been disposed to be OK.
acting in the; matter Of damages, but II
this report be true, and il comes pretty
straight, II may put q new face on The
matter! Damages for fight Of way win,
WHISTLER this Is Correct OF not, be much
less than anticipated, and releases between
this and Wheeling have been pretty gen!
orally adjusted with land owners
WellJurg Herald. "s4Y itAAs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
NEW HAMpsIIIRE.

NEW hhmEBhAAEs
The New Hampshire election will oc
cur tomorrow. The officers to be elect
ed are: Governor, Railroad Commission
or and Councillors. EzRK1EI 3. STRAW
Is the Republican and JAMES A. WESTON
the Democratic candidate for Governor
The State gave Republican mJoTitics for
II years ranging all the way from I45S L
1l63s. The latter was the majority fol
President in 1860 the former the ma.
iority for Governor In 1870. Last year
Mr.. WESTON, who Ia now a candidate fol
re election, was chosen Governor over
PIKE, Republican. The vote stood
WESTON, $4,000; PIKE, 93,SO2 labor
Reform, Temperance and scattering votes
were cast to the number Of 1887. SO thai
WESTON RECEIVED just 1906 less than ma
jority orthe whole vote cast
The present struggle is a very warm
one. Both parties arc putting forth their
utmoal cxertlons, and so equally are they
divided that neither makes any confident
predic ions of success. Tic result Is
looked 10 with a good deal Of interest, as
the first State election Of tho presidential
year. A new element has entered into
the Republican canvass, and may exercise
an Important influence. Tho Woman
Suffrage women Of [he State. are throwing
their influence into the Republican so0|e.
Mrs. MANY o. LIvRRMoRE, perhaps the
ablcst OF them all, Is making eloquent and
able speeches for the Republican ticket,
1t Is stated that before entering upon the
Champaign she had o distinct agreement
with the Republican leaders that il sue.
ccssful they would securethe passage ofan
net by the Legislature granting the ballot
tothewomen Of New Hampshire. The
women oil the State may be presumed
therefore to have GppBerfnl motive to aid
the Republican ticket, and it may also be
presumed that their influence will be a
potent one wherever exerted. The Re.
publican leaders, however, in enllsting
these advocates upon theterms agreed on
are handling double edged tools. If the
New hampshire men arelike their broth
rem in other States q large majority o.
them are Secretly ayerse to seeing theil
wives invested with the ballot; and rath
er than cast q vote which would result
in giving it to them, a good many may
be driven to stay away from the polls o.
vote the other ticket. They vote by bal
lot up there and could do this without til,
women being the wiser. Itismorc thu
possible therefore that the won insult
rrage issue will turn ont to be an clemcn
of weakness instead Of strength in tn
Republican canvass
- = -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
Human Bones in a ,ill Sd

From tho Raycnswood NeVs. l5g,a al9Bp.I4
Midway between misplace and Ripley
on the pike there are several human
bones sticking in tile forks ofa tree. They
were found and placed there by Capt
Adams, a citizen of this place, long before
the lOte war, willie engaged in making
the pike. At that time there was nothing
but II wilderness all around where the
bones were found, and 1t is impossible to
tell how long they, had been there, OF
what race they belonged TO; but it is sup
posed by some that an Indian, died there
and by others that one Of our own race
had been murdered, while coming from
or going 10 the salt regions on, the Great
Kannwha, many years ago, as. they were
close TO the trail then used by the early
settlers of this county, in going after salt.
The bones are still in a good state Of pre-.
serYation. ,,rs.a W r.,.-,r..r Il,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11

TaISTi OFoLETTERS REMAINING
~. unclaimed In tho Post ollco GtWhocllng on
To obtain any Of the following, The applicant
viii please call for advertised letters, giving the
date OF thiBllst, v9hg L3rifiQTi IRA IS!1.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11

The next Congressional investigation
will probably be into the doings of Mr.,
GEORGE H. RoBEsoN, Secretary Of the
Navy, who is charged by the New York
san with sundry corrupt operations in
the letting oil naval contracts He is
charged with having drawn from the
Treasury $4,000 ostensibly to pay Ger.
tain contractors named SecOr, after they
had been, paid in full and Congress had)
specifically enacted that no more should
DO paid them; with beying coal for the
Navy Department at private purchase in.
stead ofadyertising Tor bids, and turning II
over 10 the Navy. at IS a ton when it
coat IS; with turning over TO John Roach
" SOn-lhe engine Of the steamship Ten.
ncsscc, (which cost 100000, and was
Eewlhaving only been used for one trip,
receiving another engine in exchange, and
paying for it an additional $3OOOOO, the
full value, thus virtually giving away the
engine Of the Tennessee with bargaining
for 1900 tons iron plates at 1924 q ton
when the market value was only $3.50;
thathehaS put into the hands Of A. G.
and L. J. CATTELL the business Of pur.
chasing q large part of the supplies for
the navy yards, and that for these supplies
the Department pays the. CATTEIs far
more . than the market value /, and
with having bought bricks in Phil,
adelphia and shipped them around
CapoJ Horn to build naval store.
housei5in California, paying more for
freight alone than the brick would have
cost in California and that although the
first lot on their arrival were found 10 be
so broken by the tossing OF the vessel as
to benearly useless, the experiment was
repeated, the motive being, rs charged by
the Sun, A4t he was able to make some.
thing for himself by purchasing of the
Philadelphia brick maker. A resolution
was offered in the House Of Representa-.
tives Thursday by MIR. BLAIR, of Mich.
gan, to raise special committee to invcs.
tigAte these charges and to look into the
practices Of the Navy Departments gem
orally, Objection was made by Mr..
BINGHAM and Gen. BANKS and the reso.
luton was not received. IT Is expected
that it will be offered again to-day.
Secretary ROBINSON is represented as de-
sirous tho investigation should DO made;
and since the charges are so specIllc and
have such an appearance of Foundation IL
would be obviously unwiso for Rcpubli.
cans in the House to initiate the folly of
the Senate in resisting the Investigations
recOntlyproposed in that body. 1.-THE Sec.
rotary Is innocent, an investigation will
not hurt him, nor hurt the administration
OF which no is part; and very likely a
little research into the practices Of the
Navy Department will have a wholesome
effect.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11

THE Clarksburg CoN%rrd'tuc has q pret.
~ tart article this week on the Demo-
cratic gubernatorial succession and tLc
candidates therefor. 1t is quite severe on
Gov. JAcon, whose denomination il op.
poses. 1t is likewise hostile toIIr. JonN-
SON N. CAMDEN, who, 1t iswell Under.
stood, aspires to DO Gov. JACOBS success 8
or, and thinks il the title, Is what j,
N. g, wants Ithadsbetter be conferred on
him by act Of the Legislature. Tho Con.
&ruahPc does not mention the man Of its
choice. Perhaps il Is going to support o
distinguished citizen OF Ohio county NOT
wholly discounecsett vithYthe chairman.
ship of the Democratic State Committee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11

a UCTIoNs SALE OF FANCY
~ Goods and, Toys every Tuesday and st.
urday evenings and "Wednesday and SATURDAY
mornings. Dealers wishing 10 roplenlsh thsIr
stock now have an opportunity Of doing 70 II
very low figures. d :
sgIH-g STEVENSON 4 GO,
Market street, opposite n Lure Hose
j. G. HERVY, AuctioneeF. Il. ie&
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
IREATGHEIE7 oIF Il HAIR DYE,

THIS superb HGlf Dye ID tbe 6sst IN tt World
Perfectly HArniaB. ReltablOI and iInStaHtsrie.
no Ihpicssllf 6doE THE E saS a. natsS
elor'S HAiE Dye. produces nfMRnIkTRLY,l
splendid Hack or Natural Brown. Does noi
ltalnItho akin, elt leaHea1the Hair Clean son
and Beautiful. The only laie and perfect D 70
Sold b. al DragstTtG Factory IS Bond street
N0WIoek. t}eifA 1ailE'5.AJ 10 ian9feodaw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
'FAcING THE BAYoNETi

When Soldlcrs nee the bayonet they take the
chance otlItc q death; but vhen private citizens
deceived By the pseteneeS q INSCRIPTIONS deal,
ees, apply rolSoaii TO THIN HEADS to change tho
eoaor q thdr hair, they have no idea Of the ter.
rible Risks they run. Tho FIRST analytical Shcm,
iSta have endorsed one hair dys as "frso from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
CBlSTLD0RVso EXCEL sim nYE.

Let tbs wise and prudent stick 70 that. It i'm,
parts shades q eolot that arc perfectly liie.like
and Is In al respects the very best.
lp REMINDER THR swoRD,Jrl 81.
10 not more dangerous than tho lead compounds
In the market and that tho RxCi1SIoa DYE con.
1dtHG no Aqd- A. dresAing atfGr dyeIng, usO
oRIsTA oRois HAIR PREVENTATIVE.
leb9dAW. 3. -. I. ----- IT,, ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11
2ON4es5.isMlA RRIlAGE,

Happy Rellee for Young Men from tho Effects
OF RrTpls, and AbuaeslIp eatlYrliie. O Manhood
restored: Nervous debility cured, ImpedIments
TO Marriage removed. New method OF tfeat9
rnento New and remarkable remedies, Books
and Circular Eent fEee In sealed snYelopelI no
address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-03-11

; E7ETT7Tztt4
LEAD and silver have been discovered
at RequavilleS In the southwestern patt Of
Wayne county, Mo.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1872-02-13
The standard Sewing Machine az the
world.
The Wheeler & Wilson
STILL AAEAD.
600. 500 n Use TO-U.y.
G00.toO ~ Use TODAY.

Wheeler 4 Wilson sold last year 50 900 Ma.
chimes or 5000 more Machines than the Howe,
$1,000 more than the Weed, "a rs more than the
Wilcox Gibbs. js ,G3j more than tho American.
c5,5i9 moro than the Florence All Oft them Fam.
lily Machines. Why they sell SO many?
Ilrst-Bccausc they are the most durable Ma
chimes having but seven wearing places above
the table, and these constructed that if the Ma
chimes ever get worn, they can be frightened with
a common screw driver and your Machine will
then be as good as now. They will outlaet any
two shuttle Machines in market.
9ccoud-Becausc it il Che STILES. running two
thread Machine.
Thirl-Because il is the best constructed
Iour.h-Becausc it runs faster than any other
Lock Stitch Machine.
Filth-llaving fifteen less pieces than any
Shuttle Machine, liable includcd) it is therefore
tho simplest.
sixth-It does the greatest variety Of work
Seycnth-lt does the best work
Eighth-lt does not need to be dripping in oil
to run easy aud therefore no pan is necessary to
catch the oil underneath as is Indispensable with
some Of the Shuttle Machines in use.
Ninth--bccau,c it does not have d,s but is al
ways ready.
Tmtl-lt las the mostappliance- for doing va
rious kinds Of work. and in fact for reasons too
numerous to moution, they are the best Family
Machines in use.
Over tlp,0n0 people have bought aud are using
the Wheeler < Wilson Sewing Machine, and they
do say they have got the Best Family sewing Ma
chine in the World. We say they are the best
and You will say so too If you buy one If you
ever calculate to buy Suung Nach.ne, Just let
our agents bring one to your house and show you
the machine, and if you don't want it, don't buy
it. If you do want it, you can have it on easy
terms
If Agents for other Sewing Machines tell you
the Wheeler Wilson don't do all kinds of sewing,
either heavy or light, you may conclude he either
wants to humbug you or don't know whit he is
talking about.
N5lscless, Feuea Pieces, Most Easily Manag
~. and Most DwaJie. Each Machine
Warranted.
S0LON NJ. ALLIS, Agent
40 Church Street, Burlington, Vt
}. j. Palmer, agent for Middlebury Call and
see him Mt Bascom 4 Days Drug Store. AZ