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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-15

BIOGRAPHY OF Mrs. ]. II. CoYAYT,
THE WoRLD's MEDIUM OF THE NINE
TENTH CENTURY.-This work aims to
give to the general public some idea as
to what Spirit Mediumship is, and what
it involves. In addition to the account
of the peculiar experiences and trials
incident to the early life and develop
ment of this lady, messages purporting
to come from departed human spirits,
improvised poems, and invocations or
spirit prayers, are to be found on its
pages. The originality Of the subject
matter of the book cannot fail to arrest
the attention of the curious. A fine
steel-plate portrait of Mrs. Conant en-
bellishes the volume. Cloth, 324 pages;
price, 81 so. Published by William
White 4 Co., IA Hanover street, Boston.
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THE xopoC TRAGEDY.

The feeling at the seat of government
and all over the country is that Captain
Jacks band must and shall be exter-
minated. At one treacherous blow un-
der a flag Of truce they felled an hon
ored officer of the army, high in rank
and public esteem, and at the same in
slant murdered DR.. Thomas, a peace
commissioner, and wounded another.
The Modocs have grown desperate, and
it is evident that they mean to sell their
lives as dearly as possible. Public SEN
timent will justify almost any measures
of retaliation that General Gillem, now
in command of the troops, may carry
out. The braves who may be captured
will not be kept in suspense long about
their fate, and however shocking to civ
ilized people, it is not likely that the
troops will be very careful to spare wo-
men and children. If Captain Jack is
caught alive, which he never will bs If
he can help it, he may be reserved as
public example. He has scarcely a
hundred warriors OF his own band, and
it is net known that any other tribes
have Joined him, but with this handful
well armed, he will make despe-
rate eight in the stronghold he
has selected. aud many lives will be lost
before the tribe ID ex,inguished. II will
be remembered that they repulsed Gen
eral Wheaton's command last January
with loss Of forty killed aud wounded.
Since then negotiations have been pend
ing, but these idle conferences are at an
end, and the trouble will be settled by
men with guns in their hands. But
whatever punishment may be inflicted
deservediy upon the Indians, Il should
not Be forgotten that this tribe. &c
well as others, has been mistreated
aud swindlsd. and that agents who spec
ulatsd Of their necessities also grew
rich AZ the expense Of the government.
The murderers should be executed AZ
speedily As possible. but ewes that viii
not atone for the lie Of gallant officer
sacrificed to carry out . false, expensive
policy, which has been a continuous
blunder from the beginning.
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fifteen being his chief performance,
while Miller, rolling up 80 more, reduced
the Professors string 10 Ii, himself
being IL. UbAssy appeared at sea in
his playing, while the other was surpass-
ing himself and II may be believed that
at that stage few could have been found
rash enough TO wager at any odds on the
victory Of the French player. In the
fifteenth and sixteenth innings Ubassy
began to show some play, and got in 81,
but Miller came back at him with 8, the
score at the close Of the sixteenth inning
standing; Ubassy. Go; Miller, 1877. In
the next three innings Ubassy continued
his good beginning with "a, while Miller
met him with 81, in the twentieth inning,
the count being; Ubassy, p; Mil
Ter, l43. The former squared him
self for a great effort, and a great
effort il was, for with such rare
judgement and execution did he manip-
ulate the worries that when he stopped
the marker cried out "s3," in answer to
which the assemblage fairly awoke the
echoes with applause. This remarkable
run brought the score; Ubassy, 1885, Mil
Ter, l43. The latter now began to mate
rally fall Off in his play, achieving only
lG in the next six innings, and evil
dencing that the burst of 80 had been
more than he had bargaiued for, although
he got in 10 on the twenty-ffth inning.
His general play thereafter was far be-
low his usual mark, while Ubassy, as if
Just beginning to feel his metal, played
in brilliant style, making counts where
counts seemed impossible, and with such
marvellous Judgment in his calcula-
tons that during his succeeding
runs he was frequently compelled to de-
sist by reason of the deafening applause
which greeted his mastery strokes.
In the twenty-ffth inning he secured rs.
Scoring nothing in the next two innings
he followed it up with 81 in the twenty
eigth, making his score PA to l79. 1t
was now a horse to herse who would
win. Ubassy played as # the word miss
was not in his vocabulary, and running
l6 in the thirtieth inning. At9:40 pm.
he administered the FINAL coup by scor-
ing victory in the thirty-first inning,
with the remarkable run of II, and the
balls still in position for bushel more.
His majority was III, Miller having but
1873 points on his string at the close of
the game.
The victor was hailed with vociferous
demonstrations of applause, while the
vanQuished rival was cordially greeted
with the consoling hope better luck
next time, my boy"
The contest was assuredly the best
display in the art of billiard playing
ever seen here or elsewhere in America,
and of all the votaries of the game pres
ent last night not one but would have
said and hundreds did say that it was
the best game they ever saw. The
average Of l4-23 has never been APP
preached in a public match, and will
stand on record as the most marvellous
achievement in the history of billiards
in this country.
The second game Of the season will oc-
cur tonight in Harmony Hall. This
game will be played on a Brunswick
table, furnished by Mr.. Miller.
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
AMHRIoAx rRKss AssooIlTIoE, VIA .. r. A.
TELEGRAPH OoKPANr.
Specials 60 the Ledger.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April l5.-The govern
ment has received nothing from the Mo
doc country since Sunday.
The President has appointed Lewis ID.
Mayer collector of internal revenue for
the ninth district of Alabama.
The Postoffice Department has ordered
railroad service from Allensville, S. c.,
to Augusta, Ga.
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Church Notices

Services at Central Methodist church
at 7:45 this evening by Rev. S. B. Suratt.
St. Lazarus church, Easter Monday,
vestrymen elected for the ensuing year:
Jefferson Davis, Gideon j. Pillow, Will
liam II. Stephens, D. d. Saunders, Bron-
son Bayliss, Samuel Mansfield, Walter
A. Goodman, VIM. F. Boyle, B. F..
White, J. W. Scales, Robert d. Ram
baut.
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Sign Painting.

One Of the best and cheapest places
in the city to have sign painting done
rapidly and artisticslIy is at wilkinson
News Emporium. on Main street near
Poplar, where +. B. wilkinson, sign
painter, can be found ready TO do this
kind Of work at moments notice.
Al kinds Of plain and fancy sign paint
ing can be done BY Wilkinson, and will
be done at prices that will defy success
full competition.
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special Notice.

The warm weather is approaching,
and consequently people desire fresh
meats for Sundays. H. Seessel, ST.,
will, during the summer months, have
fresh slaughtered meats Of every descrip-
ton for Sunday morning market at No.
y Jefferson and l39 Main street. Free
delivery toregular customers. 43
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NEW YORK.

New York, April l5.-The trunk lines
to the West have adopted new tariff,
with an average reduction of sixteen per
cent.
A Herald special says that o'Kelly is
under the protection of the British Con-
sui, Mr.. Dunlap, and is in no immediate
danger.
A private dispatch from Rome says
that the Pope is rapidly recovering from
his sickness.
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Tne.dnrs and Fridays.

For the convenience of our customers,
we will send our south wagon to the State
Female College and immediate vicinity
Tuesdays and Fridays. Friends want
ing goods sent out will give their orders
in the day before.
39.f OLIVER, FIYSIE 4 Co.
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LocKE.-Peterson' Magazine for May
just received at Joe Locke's news depot,
236 Main street. The latest dailies from
all quarters, foreign papers and periodic
ais of every land, magazines and fash.
ion books of latest dates can be foand
at Joes. A fine lot Of stationery, etc.,
for oala
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FoR WHITE AND BLACK ERs.-The
elegant steamer Batesyille goes through
to all points, landing everywhere for the
accommodation of the public. See ad-
vertisement for time of departure. For
particulars and through bills Of lading
apply to
b. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
290 Front street.
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The funding organ at Nashville, and
there is but one, 50 to speak, hangs its
banner on the oater wall, opposite the
Maxwell House, and shouts railroad
ring at the West TennesseeaHs who
failed to get converted in time to join
the new dispensation. That comes too
late in the season.
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The TRP TO EURoPE is the title OF a
monthly journal published by the An
Choir line, Henderson Bros. agents, New
York. It gives some useful information
Cor persons who intend crossing the
ocean this summer, and lays down thirty
seven different skeleton tours, with cost
of voyages and expenses on land.
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springl sprinrl spring ]

The second stock of material for spring
suits has just arrived at A. II. Coop
MANS, 100 MAN STREET. Gentlemen
will consult their interest by leaving
their orders with Nr. Goodman. he
will cut, make and trim them in the best
style, and at the most reasonable prices.
24-e0
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sFRIxG fashions are blooming out and
Wilkinson, the news dealer At III Main
street. has Harpefs Bazaar and the
Young Ladies' journal, two very popu-
lar fashion magazines.
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This saloon has been opened BY
John" at No 5 West Court street. near
Front. Merchants can get the best OF
liquors and cigars. John l. Graf knows
how to get up mixed drinks.
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I. schiIling 4 Bro, No. s. Jefferson
sireet-JsHersou Street Market-recsive
spring lambs and vegetables daily. An
kinds Of fresh meats win Be found at
this popular market. 40
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You don't have 70 take large doses Of
Kress Fever Tonic. Il contains more
curative virtue than any other ague med
icine. Griswold a Co. have il at their
drug store. lsf
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SINCE when did any of the funding
organs fall into the Wall street lineS
The head center will please rise to ex-
plain-6rst, giving dates, reasons, etc.
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TIE beautiful monthly magazine, the
Bow Bells, for April, is TO be found
at r. J. Walkers news depot, le5 Beal
street. This is one Of the finest maya
zines placed on our table. Call and
subscribe for the new volume.
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BmomAM YouSo has resigned his posi-
tons as trustee in trust for the Mormon
Church, as president Of banking institu'
tons aud Of two railroads in Utah. Il
is known at Salt Lake that he Is going
out to the territory OF Arizona with a
large missionary company, but he has
not resigned his position as priest OF
his church. They propose establishing
settlements in Arizona and helping Tom
Scott TO build the Southern Pacific rail
road, and also to secure political control
Of the territory. The great high priest
is now about seveniy-two years old, and
will probably have the most Of his Wife
say ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, at Salt Lake
City. He invites all good citizens to
settle in Utah-perhaps out Of sympathy
for the few faithful Sarais he is about to
leave behind him.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

uAvING TAKEN OUT LETTERS OF AD-
III arbitration On the estate 81 Jane Cutler,
5sccsged. notice il hereby given 70 al persons
fsvfnr claims against said estate te present
them b ne fer payment, and those indebted
10 aid estate vii please call and gettle TIER
sr-rurfr SARAH HEMEHALL.
Mil street ertendcd. Chelsea.
Memphis. Narch 18Th. 1873. I-laW-i9
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WooD, WooD, WooD.-Seventy cords
Of No. Cane Ridge Ash, for sale in
the Navy Yard, near the Dry Docks
Mill Orders left At III Poplar street
az C.H. JOHNSON.
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OFFICIAL.
STONE PAYMENTS.
Cry ENGISEER's OFFICE. /
MKMnfIIs, Tenn, April IA, 1873, (

Cry ENGISEER's OFFICE. /
MENntIIs, TENN, April IA, 1873.
GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at this Office until IL o'clock M,
May the 18th, for constructing stone pave
ments on Washington street. between Main
and the river, and on Beal street. between
shelby and the Elevator. about $500 square
yards. For specifications and other informa-
tion apply at this office.
j. II. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer. ,
louisville Courier-Jour1al and Nashville
Union and American please copy for three
weeks and send the bill to the Mayor. 38-63
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-15

GENERAL GRANT, accompanied by
General Babcock, will visit the city OF
St. Louis this week upon private bust
ness and remain about two weeks.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-15

Special Meeting Of Cham
Der Of Commerce.

ON TUESDAY, l5rH INST. AT THREE
~ o'clock Pm, a special meeting OF the
Chamber OF Commerce will be held, 70 receive
ire COMMITTEES from Marshall county, Missis-
sippi, with reference 20 the selma railroad.
burincss man 81 Memphis e attend.
NAPOLEON HILL. President.
Lr0x TRoUsDALE. Secretary. S-&
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CoaIi Coal!

lam selling A No. Pittsburg coal at
reduced rates. Gro. MELLERsH,
2St % South Court, corner Main.
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NOTICE.
N o II i O f .

TN PURSUANCE OF THE ORDINANCES
running at large on and after the z1st instant
will be impounded; and if not called for
within three days. will be sold at public auc-
ton, for the benefit of the city.
The places selected for impounding the stock
are at Bowers a Pointers Stable, No. 447 Main
street, and the vacant lot on Washington
street, between Third and Fourth.
1914 p. r ATHY, Chief of Police.
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PROPOSALS.
NO TIC z.
Privileges for Race Meeting.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived by the undersigned for the follow
ing privileges at the ensuing Spring Meeting
of the Chickasaw Jockey Club Course, which
commences April 10Th. viz: For the Club Bar
and the Bar in the Grand Stand; for the Res
taurants in the Club and Grand Stand; for
exclusive Cigar Privileges for First Stands;
for the exclusive Privilege Of Selling Pools in
the city and on the course; and for the exclu-
sive Privilege of Bar and Restaurant COM
bined. for colored people; until IL m, Satur-
day, the 18th Of April, at which hour the COM
mittee will make the awards.
JOHN DONOVAN,
President Chickasaw Jockey Club.
c. STONE, Secretary pro TEN. 3s-42
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J. NJ. GRAY will learn something TO
his advantage by calling at the WorshAm
House. AZ
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-04-15

AWNINGS, tents and wagon covers made
to order by NJ. Eyke, 81 Madison street,
"a
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Cool, sparkling SODA WATERand
MEAD pure fruit syrHPs, tssHty "a
riches; also Mineral Yates at Family
aud Prescription Drug Store, GAG Main
street. C. CURTIS d co.
I-57
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DIED.

DIED.
VO0RHEIS-At l4s Adams street, at seven
o'clock M, April 18th. 1878, ANNE BuRwELL,
youngest daughter Of @. V. and V. b. Voor-
heis; aged four years, one month and twenty
one days.
Friends of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from the residence.
tomorrow, 10 o'clock am. Carriages in at
tendance.
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FOR RENT.
EXPOSITION BUILDING
PICNIC PARTIES.

VlHE EXPOSITION BUILDING Is HIGH
i ly adapted 70 picnic purposes, being clean.
airy and free Of sunshine and rain. II can be
rented on reasonable terms for that and SINH
chear lights az night Apply al the building, ~.
$3.50 ID. II. JACKSON, Agent.
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INoTIcE.

DeEDs BOUGHT AND SOLD AND LOANS |
ID negotiated, on the most favorable terms, |
81 III. MURPHY,
1s-u Corner Main and Madison sts.
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Go TO Ledger saloon, County Court
building, for something good. 10
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LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.
PARK.
PARK.
PIC N IC.
Vance Street.

MY GROUNDS ARE NOW READY FOR
lHl the approaching season Of festivities, and
respectfully solicit the various societies and
schools TO the advantages they possess. The
covered pavilion and refreshment stands form
a protection in case of showers; a good well OF
water and fine shade trees; street cars to the
entrance gate. Examine for yourselves, and
for full particulars apply to
r. +. ALEXANDER,
In rear of the grounds,
erJ0HN w. WAYNESBURG,
$3.50 80 Front street.
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Buy your wood from C. H. johnson,
III Poplar street. 29t
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OFFICIAL.
Special Meeting of the Gene-
raj Council.
:. MAYORS OFFICE. Cry Hal

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 18th, 1873.
TINE TWO BOARDS OF THE GENERAL
j. Council will meet for special business at
the City Hall this TUESDAY, April 18th, at
o'clock pm. A full attendance of members
" JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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TIlI M EENLl LnNlLu-

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t'l'l fN .,1 7Nlt.T hI.i.I,. SluW.Ip.
iIu, ~ ptf uuhu d, t.,n ,pi ia mum.'s,
itjt 40 ~ .iN tlrH 50 go t,lpIuu, tax "A
p.a if pfIlul tdlI Na dIn.ls,
Au f'ts ln'H's lns',t1u 80 tur iul ui ,iO
pc r'tf' ''' tIl' 100 go rae tud 80 e. nts
IJt ttt.l - ~ 'ht ~, .tlilL
OltiUy tnlit ~ htifit,c't 'iti,, puuiC
III ''lihs,, ca. sol tiluis, ten 10 h. pud for
nj M hlNALlIslmNml rLln,.
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,eInelloa Nm.,. Ar 80.

The olloWng 50 ~. 10 soc mott, Z
affair when occulrc uVtAurl j, -.
hJAe and W, W luDug, IA the
dmuUgr01m OF theOt .uu c,atAL.h.
l-nu a i"0 Hl' %. ago, val 90 read
Wiii !y.tir' ~ lv pr,f lus Soc,
ton. We coM f,u The Sea l.rk
i3aI,
sis year ag1 Mt.J 5, iIoke um.
Der merchant o., Aicllsuu haau
married q Mis-, Lpaad. tlvp yea"
they lived dappiN in which Tine a
beautiful -'I was uurn, iurh nc .r-
came jelio .,0i - W. MuuIurgs a.,
teltipns, nIl Shot mia IN tnesr,.t.
Ills N.ft i WITH tLt ca A. HpArw.s
hucted lJt 0t.cup, M mHdcr ami
bMlcd VI ruou recovered ana llp,L
Then Mr. loNc b gan O. lJok for tac
child.
he journcycd to small village in
New York N.uc lie expected to hnd
kcr, but WasdleHp, OmtOd. hcruurnrd
TO inG>u and prepared furan cXtrndcd
search. i six months ac went rom
one rl,y t. another al oyer tue Uaiau
a Ut tnaua, Autr travelling ca n, m
thOsluU htits hrurrNtu ~ Iruakl u.
As &C. bad i'.cD ,tl"rlivs. NE Waa.
d., ,Hi ,au uI sup,ls booking Vs.,
h %, HBN.J4 .. .i...u .te..
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On iNsl. HI,or II io
ONn Nllp. "a ..Iry,, . U
pa e NJ. D.. a.Hi. tl .l,i..
NJ his c.id in the aims t-...
Lei lad, Il, motW-iu law,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FEM Az BEArT
R .gistr ii n Mott

DALL>s, Ex,s, October H. ls73
W II attend IN pnson, or by my legally
~ stitnt.d Il puties, NJ the several vui ing
places In ntllAs cuunty. Tor the pui pOse Of
registering all y, lsons entitled to register In
said cnunlh:
At the g. urihnuse In Dallas, from the 25th
tn the aDih of October inclusive.
AZ the Old Masonic linli. from the 18th 10
the 3lth Of October inclusive.
AT the MarkctllOusp. frunl the 18th 10 the
3Oth of October inclusive.
AZ Tricks store, from the 18th to the 3oth
OF October inclusive.
AZ Lancaster from the 18th 10 the 3Dth Of
At lmlchlns, nom the 25th 10 the Goth OF
October inclusive.
At Cedar Hill, from the 9th to the Goth Of
October inclusive.
At Valley Church. from the eth 10 the Goth
OfUDiCbpf inclusive.
AZ Five Mii Clutrh. from the :jth to,the
80lh otOtph" inclusive.
A. Nmliz, Seno-lhosS.. from the 2j,h 10
th o b oi Ocioh.i inclusive.
~ McAdrnF Sciooihpn-', from the 10Th
toti sgb 81 uetGht inclusive.
\ even tom the 9th Ia TIE 30ih OF Oc-
too hiclu ~
\ /! mghl'> ston from the 18th the 30tli Of
Dr.oii ihciusiy.
Al Pig eSiinp. from the 18th 10 the 30th Of
ciobef inclusive.
A Fsrin.ls' Branch, from tile 18th TO the
;Jili Of Uiob,.r inclusive.
At Brecklnfi,s,. from the 9th 10 the Goth
Of octnbcr inclusive.
At Pleasant Valley. from the 18th to the
3Jth If october inclusive.
After which time the b oks Of registration
will remain op, n In the Office Of the District
Clerk of Dallas county until three .ssb before
the lection. j. NJ. LAWS,
2l7l5i wit Clerk Dis. Court Dallas Co.
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IrTAn M NJ . =

The GREAT FANORIrE Sewing Mac"
Wcadvocat" aud respectfully present s4ins
of tl, mum .Iuus claims OF the FLORENCE
tonll wa rs OF cont np'it plrtit lng
wing mIcnns. f. 'ininl this w. Shili
claim for rae Flvoit pniN That wh.ch T.
iruN its own, aud say not Ing that VIII u''-
m,lly dettact from the me It's of "thrrS'
lli> the olly IN chiht tlu ca :" IA
NOS t;lin o. dir 81 q y 'utNllGo 30 TNb
f,.. II Is ~ u 4 iol Is, "a
.,it u, llti :, a. 'l,tt 80 I. - -
uuick r thtn ran don by IA Id. IL "a
Sinyo duuhlr :, wanN j. utW ~ am WIN
out Sto ping the Ilacnin'. | VIII ualh y
n leo, ut neatly, quickly AMI Ncui'Iy, III
i, n ,ieni bic that IL has mtnv advantages
which II ma hin without u" reversible
feed can hav' IL is tn only ~ lchlhe nav.
ing II self-udjusling shuttle tension, II great
Improvement over all Others, and 50 adj
iu.t al that il does not attic or max II noiSr.
IL uses thread directly from Slnail SpOois,
without rewinding. IhcSr adNhlln Tags D.
long exclusively 10 ths FbDREN'E. IL nus
he cNrluSiY" uSe # the b 81 IL MINER max
iIg any width of hem witlom ain Gu y. i
nvmS lellS, co DIS, brai Is, tut kS,qn It's, hlt
ynthrrs etc. without bHs ing. IL IN ken
gather and :, VS. II ioa baud al one OPP faiioh
perfectly. II has the b 81 quitting guide. n
ne, die is en- lily adjust d. II can be easily
man nrd hv Il Guild, II does not oil he
thread or fabric, there hring no machine y
above the cloth plat, requiring oil II zoos
not soil the dirSS of the op ralof' 70 hnl
ran hIrd. DDS nos III iNH II hols ,'o'S ii''
skip stitches. DOES not break Unread 10
NOT pucNer he fabric. Does not drag nm
WORK. Does not us NOISY cams. DOCS hut
use shakA links. Docs 40 Us brush phuS.
DO 5 not Us wiz Tux up. Dos hol us
rnr wheels. DO : II { u.s. J rking 't Il.
ms moi ns,.nn DIT style shuttle. Do ; noi
us,.n greasy 'oedlc. Docs not usc all you
he cert inty and precision with wlic'
the talic-upS opera e arr Ia ad inliH loi o.
md m ct SIltfsnll4
which result, IL tn !i4it of ~ ~ GtN
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-29
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