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1874. the WORLD. 17s4
i Ohio, Maryland, and Virginia, the start
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This Needle gives the operative no trouble in
Setting as in other sewing machines, being
self adjusting a child can set it as we'll
as an adult. Although this machine
has been before the public but .
comparative short time, it has
obtained a reputation
unprecedented.
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WATERS & co.. Pubs..
Chicago
, 1874-08-22
The Alleged Att.lltera&iu,a OF Ten.

%A2 *AaANk2&A <AuAtkSEsAA1VAA o1 4H14s
A short time ago quito breeze was exeited
in British Aousehotsf by tho appoarouoe Of q
letter In tho London I,aex aigied IA Wholc-
Hale :Fea-deaar." Tho writer appears to 10 QUO
thoroughly Yersod IN all the details Of the toa
trade. ana he brought tho most asriouH ohargea
OF adnlteratton against many louaes In that
buHinoas. u Col0ring" Rnd " facing" tea 90 aY
to- giyo It, an artificial value; drying rottng
HlRaaes" Of leayoB, aud coloriuK tholu for
uhrkot--snch wero Haid to be froquu1lt PRACTICES,
AMl Manchester ,yaH singled out for O special
aenanre aH a ''hot-hel Of adutteretlon." Tho
writer OF this letter wau Dtr. Whltworth
Jackson, who was lu consequence summoned to
gvo evidence lefora Parliamentary COM
nltteo. ue waH sharply examined, aud lila
nnswalu corlainly did not boar Out tho charges
he llRd scattered broadcast agaiust tho mou.bars
o. most resppatablo body Of traders. Tho
next day, 4Qwaycr. tho father md utce Of tliH
yory wlt,leas wero oall0d. end t!oy gayo uvidonco
hatly cqAtradsotlug un mpBt essontlnl points the
usBar.i0ns Of tl,nir r0lauve. The futllor HRld
that lilH sun had poryed in no otllar houHsb than
Lih own, and, no fur ~ they wero concerned, tho
oyiaonco waa thoroughly falao." Tie nnclo sAll
lparlY III muol . lnrse part Of tue charges, ho
deqlared exlBted only III ltH IopAews imaglh-
atiuu aia tue ,ot!ler past conaletad OF exaggora-
tlouH TliH was protty strong, but twas Justified
by many ciruutnstAntlal faota dotailcd Ia the
uonrBe OF d langshonod examination. Thus tho
outcome Of this episode B that the paneor iB him.
self cenA.lrel; his slununclatlonH OF highly
respectable trade arc utterly dtaoroliteu, and our
muol4-nlalIgned tea-tq borrow tho phlasoology
Of tip aesslqng:1 -!aRxe4 tAo oqAst witAQVs
, 1874-08-22
a singular CQae.

A ouroua patient ia just now m inmate .of
p. >Meanet:a ward st, the Hospital st.. Antoine.
Chantants. During the war Of ls7o-71 be was
bit over the left car by D muakct-bullet, wbioh
carried of .nbout ~ inches OF tue
pariotal hone, and laid baro ths brain on the
left aide. This led to temporary paralysis Of
the mombafs on the opposido aide, Us is always
Tho case; but hi. WAS eventually. cured Of this
whilp tho tremendous wound on the akuli began
to heal, 90 that aftor timo ho could resune bis
professional duttea at the cafcs to tho eatisfac-
uon Of tho; public Suddenly however, he was
twanty-four to forty-eight hours, and Of such an
extraordinary nature that it WIS considered aafe
to take him to the hospital. -.
Hts maIa1Y iH easier to illustrate by example
sensltIvouess Of his own, and Nill boar physical
pam without being aware OF It; but his will may
30 influenced by contact with exterior objects.
Sat him on hia feet, and, as soon as they touch
tue ,grouud, they awaken in him tho dosire Of
waiking.; :le thon marches straight on quito
ateadlly, with fixed eses, without saylag . word.
orknowing wlRt'is. going on about him.. II hc
m9ats with au obstacle Oh Ass way he will touch
u and then attempt to get out, Of its way. II
several .persoua jola, hands and. form, q RUG
peatolty crossing over from one side TO the 9th.
or, and this without hetrayng the slghtost con~
aoipnsuoHB OF. impatq1oo, pnt . pen into his
hand this will .lnaspntiy awaken in BIN DE-
H!ie VI .MfltlAh; ne WILL lulHp!N ApVnt 1QI Ink
and paper, and,:if ,tLeee bo nlacod hefote. him,
10 T'll write ve!y sSasho bnsnass a LII lst
roeol|oet nothing at all ABOUT it, Give him
some ojgaretto'paper, aud he will instautly take
ont his tnpacqo-bag, roll q cigarette very clcV-
erly, and light 1t with match from liB own box.
Put thom out one after another, 10 wilftry from
tirat to lastt get allght, and put up i'll the end
with his ill.Bucqoss.
But !gnite a match youraelf and give It him.
he w nqt, use it, aad :.lot it burn betgeen hs
fingers FIN bis tobacco. bag with anything, no
mattor what, -Hhayngg, cotton, lint, iay, etc.,
he Nlll fol lis cigarette lust THO Aae, light and
smako II WITHOUT potceiylng. tle hqax. But,
Dottcr atllll nut Q pa!r Of gloves Into his hand,
nnl lie wiz put them op az onoo; tllia reminding
him Of his profosalon will mako him look for.
his music, .A.rolt f.paperis then giyon to him,
upon which I'D easunies tho attitude of singer
raportory. lf you place yourself before lin 4o
WI w'll toel about on y9Mr lagBon, a'a. meotlng
pocket to hls own; .hpt, OH tho oshor hand, he
viii allow yon without any roslatatlce Of lmnn-
tionco w!latoyor, to take. 1t back again-Qaltg'
Nani'2 Me9Se1yor.
, 1874-08-22

a good deal Of prominence, says the London
Medtcal Record, bus been gtseu. dnripg the laat
'coneerp,pg, tue SERIOUS illuoss OF Prince Loo.
Eold, u may 90 we'll, therefore, to :esps!n that
tue llnoas to which rsferen0o Ia thus made Is
nothing moro thau tho accidants which from
time 70 time rarely fail to -pmbarrass a. Young
nun who suffers from tho particular fern Of
constitutional delioacy to which tho young Prince
is liabla. It has boon already n,alo known tAat
Prince Leopold IL QUO Of those peryonH who AaYo
IN ,nh9lons .tAiokuoas Of Rlool,: wAlol ,nlalias
every slight scratch giyo rise, to q moro Or lesa
serious ha!norrtlass, and makoS tho little accl-
Gonta and brulao8 which ara incidental TO aotsve
life. matters Of moro Or leeh seFious Subsequent
Inconvenience. i IL rathar . bard fate that
overy Gun Of those Should 10 ohroniolcd, and that
every tune Tug Prince eusA bis tnsar. Or that hls
computing teloaraphiatH should tllI the news
papers md pestots wisA paragraphs :oouper'tlng
loyal intsrest il. tha health and ,welfare Of lilo
queep aud lcr fAmtly; ;.put ;we are inclined to
think tAat in the case of Prince Leopold such
ietoseaE,. would be :boRt 9howa, BY letting him
*A8A0& .ANFQ > .g.,. T.. y, o -i
, 1874-08-22
- THE CHICAGO DAILY AUGUST 90 1874

to ono Evona: 0heoabro, for tub sila Of e5o. 200,
tho above mentioned certain land. gho' ohsrtos
TINT Parent made tTifd do6tl, acknowledged It.
anagasoit u, ,tl1e frantee named thoroin; xitlii
tho intont to dofrail1 tliat hc nasef'hdd Autior.
1ty 10 Sign atiy yh1,uh duoi for }or ali tlst stlo
l,dver reotivod the ab0, 600 allogod consideration,
She therefore asks sa,nt tue deod may bo declared
fraudulent. and no cloud on llot tttlo.. :
, 1874-08-22

attain opi.s sl,afassttor; aslogs NJ" coloring"
Or facing" which ogan Mr. Jackeon, sE:, ID.
mItn, can DO said to uonatitnto blot on its good
nsnlo ,Wo ,iatloy (ren,hrks a London ,papcr)
thls ID 4 very fair intorotleo from al Tint 'has
taken place. Chcap:toa will not ,.ray i tor my
eccntod cap6r to moot tho lomanl for groen. II
common praotico onco; ,a now not much In ,uac.
ior tho nlrpln roaaon that colprc1 teas have boen
founa out, ana.tho public will not have thcn1.