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The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

We arknowlvise an myi,aiim iothe
Fair to lie held NJ DanvIIle va, on the
sih ~ yovemt-er, saa will nssure,Ily &C
rrpt II n pns-sels. We hope and expect
a full attendance frsm Nvrsh Carolina,
Slnce the bssncss and socia; intercenr-e
with ,rhnsilse T. - close ani ciIistani,
tfat frnvfsst itself SEEMS town ofonr
own lnsseade Of the property Of Old Nir.
ghhla
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

The Dcnti-ss of North Carolina propose
II held ipcctImg W ilalcisl dailns the
blale Fair.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30
TAX NOTICE.

rIsAkE Detice that Nia W. nv enf wHh ne
n lax bvoks "A the feileaihg flaa~ aud blatess
At fasTfw
u,ifhafn. Tuc-,lsy and "Wednesday Oct. fah 4 ~
Chalel lill. Thureliay and Ffislny feh eth
cedar Brovs. Monday tl - tk<h. -
NanRum's Stote. Ttitsslay = 1a1
uSpDee fsrsur,. WEDNESDAY, y 4tNs
Lalts Store. ffiskg u @.xf.s
~ tho~e Indebted W.T. plras br. f.rolpE Il
payment.
Ton com, ,,esisa q, stHs;
+. \! hs0fLS.
seM n y. Sk,slF.
- Iahsssts P.a.l ea.t .ilfeg ilrnes.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

I Some ofthe papers Dc claiming that
the largest vine III Tie woslti i in Califor-
niaone foot in diameter But We learn tint
in Raliama congregation In Mecklenhurg
county, there Is vine one foot three in
ches In diameter, clasping tightly almighty
oak. II j. on the farm 0f Mr.. NJ. II. CaId-
well. California will have 70 try again,
before she beats North Carolina Southern
Homo.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

Mr. Jos. Reese hssiu his possession a
Spanish silver dollar of the coinage of
l7si. just one hnadrea yesrs ago spanish
dollars are as scarce as hens teeth aud
thsrs ass .aany a ttm sislsg generssio's
who wonM Ipok upon one assssuhlisaatic
curiosity. " tf sfff84
II We ehayo IN our psssess.on 4 cert % the
nc-snags 81 sSss. who bi,isg
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

500 entities have siresdy bcenmade from
vfaaTs &c tave cuniing sisse Fair.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

Greensboro has d new. market house.
The 10th, sesslpn Of the synod Of North
Carolina will commence ut Concord, Ca
bRrrus county, y. G.. on "Wednesday, the
18th Of 0ctUbcr. = Western iScatiner.
Reidsville shipped in one day over one
thousand boxes OF 70 and 90 pounds boxes
Of tobacco. manufactured by tile tobaccn-
nists of that place. Observer
The watchman says. young man Of
that place ale 5 boxes Of sardines, II lbs Of
crackeIs, 2 bottles Of pepper riiucc, !pint
vinegar, drank dozen gIas<es OF water,
and isnot dead.
Weldon Fair commences on the sOth,
70 October.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

<lee Parks glowing picture II his Fan
s'wk : Fwl lp yo.lr pockets and goior
The Hillsborough recorder., 1874-09-30

~ lswwp new t,riek IsiI.lisxsiS r.ladly
Ivssing the grauna. who ennes I'exlg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-07

real Alaska Sable silver FOL-
Black Coney CcneY White Coney Sea Otter ne foi rp
Fox Chnh. Coney, Seal and other Fur Trimmings a. ei
tm, a-onable prices.
Turs altered and repaired to order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-12-07
Corporation Notices.

THIRD DISTRICT RT-HOUSE.--
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Commissioner
Tor the erecon o. the Third Judea District unui
~ ococs noon December l. 1874 for The HEATING APAEA
STEAM ELEVATOR o. tOVrtIisns0 Beh Tower SUD
Prison Building IN Ttiti JudGsl Distract.
particulars TIE Cg Record Coes for sale 81 NJ" Cay
Hal.
FiNANcE BuRYAy EoR TaE 1eLLEcrtoS oF
TArEs. rPorsy PAW. 3Z CHAEBRH,T Dec J. lSt1
TCO TAX-PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby given
TO ali pous Tho have oued 70 ihef taxes io' lte ytsf
S14 the ua1ersgnd at The eas 10" We Oe"te
eo1 o. IsIes, before Isl Of JaDasry, 80. ox
a. .1es the lSt day Of JanuarJ oIS
M a. we rate ~ ~ viii De ehafgfd Ton 700
b % nhea We GYees 70 tie
receiver Of Iatts 10 dGe a payment
NO money v received geocs from
o. M !" D. W. MARTIN 4. AoaAhON. Receiver Of Taxes
vi " NhN-l oHK, DRPARfAEyI fISANcEi
DthtAo F0E COLLECTION o.
Coz sT-HoCsE tAEK. ~ CHAssEKs ~ Nov o 1874
IO IAA-PA1 kRS.-NOtice is hereby given
that OhB PER CENT will be 10 Al 49, n:,.S on the
isT o. pEChAb6s s.o al ADDITIONAL ONE PIX CENT "a
BbCkiBEk Or al JANTAEY
TEREST Al THE RATE or TWELVE PER CENT pye 1EsuW
from books
TaIes he day Of wi he added money g H.
after = O'clock y.
One hours from a. no. 10 D.
MARTIN 7. MCMAHON Receiver
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

Newgate. Money will tell in law suits in
England, as well as in elections in the u.
S. The upholders Of the aristocracy all
believe him an impostor. The midding
classes believe him the veritable man.
Too much occupation Is my apology for
not giving the descriptive letter promised.
The days are now longer, the fogs less
frequent and hope soon to see more Of the
city and environs. 1t Is my fortune to
meet at this hotel many Americans. and
listen to dinner-table exsggerations of both
countries. This evenings argument was
upon the civilty and politeness of gentle
men to ladies, whether Great Britain or
America was ahead. Each side maintained
vigorously for their own. except your
humble servant, who from conscientious
convictions. estimates the civiltv and at
tention of the true Scotch gentleman
second to none. The test is too recent by
actual experience. Give me the gentle
man who can assist and protect "a lady,
when every personal attraction Is absent
even amiability itself wantipg-and then
will l admit the equal Of my Glasgow fell
low-travellers from the Hub" to Liver
pool The remembrance of that journey
carries untold gratitude to the humorous
and social knox-to the excellent and most
attentive McDonald-to the thoughtful,
yet ever observing wingate-snd to the
dear Scotch girl whose christian aud low
ing ministrations are too well known in
her own country TO be here recorded.
Our winter is unusually mild-not a fake
OF snow thus far, and only few days OF
frost. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

Si.l24,2S6.lG

The business of manufacturing in all
nearly five millions of dollars. Three
thousand four hundred and ssventv-eight
hands are employed, including the force
At Barker Mill, of whom 3077 are men and
women engaged in shoe manufacture, who
In 1873 were paid wages amounting to over
three-quarters of n million OF dollars. The
manufactures outside of boots and shoes
in Auburn this year will probably reach a
million dollars. Last year mot including
Barker Mid miscellaneous manufactures
reached an aggregate Of about half a
million dollars. Ii il estimated seven
million pounds of leather were used.
The store of G.. X. Campbell Co.. at
Cherryteld, was broken into and robbed
OF goods to the value OF about 80 90, on
Sunday night the 22d ult. One Pearson
has been arrested rs the probable burglar
At the meeting OF the Chase heirs in
Arson. last Thursday, letters from their
counselor in London, relating 10 their
r.Hsiish fortune, were READ. anu III was
voted to hold a meetin; at Fairfield within
six weeks. notice to be given ia the lead
Ing newspapers.
-Four hundred ard twenty volumes
have been added to the library Of Colby
University since the last commencement.
The library now contains 9l3S volumes and
3s2S pamphlets.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

COURSE OF READING AT Contributes,
KTC. Many Eastern boys beingistudents at
Colby University, Waterville, we give the
following facts in regard TO it. In some
remarks before the students on Saturday,
DR., Robbins stated that . course Of read
tng, germane to the course Of study. would
be recommended and in part prescribed to
the students by the professors in their sew
real departments. He believed this would
save the students, who had an almost in
safiate desire for reading, much needless
and dsaultory work.
The following announcement IVES also
made in regard to prizes:
One drst prize Of $500 shall be given
TO the student who shall maintain during
the present term, beginning with Monday,
Feb. 23d, the best standing in all respects,
embracing class room work, punctuality In
attendance upon oil required exercises and
department upon the college premises asd
elsewhere.
One second prize of 5000 shall be given
TO the student who shall stand second in
rank as Aforesaid.
Students maintaining . good rank in all
the required exercises of the term. who
Ahall achieve exceptional excellence in any
prescribed study. or who shall do special
work not demanded in the regular
course a0d shall pass examination thereon,
shall be reported to the trustees by lie pro-
fessor 10 charge and entitled to honorable
mention IN the catalogue.
DIR. Robbins hoped that ere long he
should be able 70 make such arrangements
in regard to prizes, afc.. that . student
might earn his way through collage.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05
THURSDAY. MARCH s, ls74.
Consistency!


The announcement that the nomination
of Buffers man Simmons, as Collector OF
Boston, was confirmed only by the aid of
all the democratic Senators but two. gives
some idea OF the condition into which the
democratic leaders have fallen. AMER
constant depreciation of all Of President
Grants credtable acts and nominations.
they have availed themselves of the oppor-
tunty to express their approval of this
one act of President Grant-an act which
the candid Judgment of the best citizens Of
Massachusetts unite in condemning. Yet
the democratic Senators have recorded
themselves as supporting President Grant
In wrong act, after bitterly denouncing
every other act OF his for years.
When the leaders of great party reach
such a pass as this, they show their want
of character and confidence. They may
say they did it to fan a quarrel In the re-
publican party but no ends justifies so UNI
worthy means. 1t would not surprise us
TO see the leading democrats OF Massachu-
sets yet take up Butler for some high po-
stion. They are evidently looking sympa-
thi1iusly upon his acts for the past year.
Indeed, if Butler should succeed in obtain
Ing complete control over President Grant.
i. is not impossible that these democratic
leaders will come 10 swing their hats for
Grant. We ask those honest democrats
who support their party out of regard TO
what ii has been, to note the reckless
course of their leaders, and wash their
hands of such transactions. There has
been much talk the past year of 3 possible
re-casting of parties. And this exhibition
in the L. 5. Senate suggests the probable
ity OF such a transposition Of elements in
both parties as will send such republicans
as Butler to the democratic ranks. and the
better part of the democrats to the repub-
lican ranks.-l Lewiston Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

ed, are chartering cheese factories. lobster
Ing, smelling. enacting that sheep shan't
Kill dogs. pasturing cattle in the highway,
sewing on buttons. and devising ways
and means" to ''raise the wind" to get
home; could our constituents do moreg
wednesday, Feb. 20. The Force Bill"
was refused passage In the house to-day.
All ofthe Railroad Kings, with host OF
subordinates. were in attendance. but mem.
bers could not be ever swed. nor frighten-
ed. A warm debate 10 going on IN the
Senate on the proposed annexation OF
Cape Elizabeth to Portland. For a few
days shall be of duty. Portland shant
devour Cape Elizabeth, says the Senate
20 TOT. RrRAI
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

The ftness of giving to women the Su-
peryision of educational matters seems to
be finding favor with the people OF this
State. Bluehill chooses dis Spring two
unmarried ladies upon its Sup. School
Committee, and the town OF Carmel elects
an unmarried lady, as Supervisor of its
Schools.
is lt not somewhat Inconsistent, to allow
women 10 be officers Of town and at the
same time, debar them from the right of
having q voice in their selection: Eligibili-
fy to Office and the right Of suffrage under
= Republican Government would seem to
be co-equsl and inseparable.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

CURED In indefinitely postponiny the bill au.
thOrizing the Governor and Council to take
testimony In certain cases. A committee OF
conference was appointed on bill respecting
liabilities Of railroads for paupers. The vote
by which the resolve providing for additional
accommodations for the insane passed to be
sngrossed. was re-considered. The bills in ia.
vor Of the Bangor and Bath asylums and the
agricultural college finally passed. The bill
relating TO capital offences was refused y pas
sage, The House refused to concur with the
Senate in increasing tbs salary of the Attorney
General. The'Senafe amendments In the bill
relating to intoxicstion were concurred in,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05
A Walking Miracle.

aH. II. X. STEVENS:
Dear sI-Ihoush stranger want to inform,
you what 'eSeIine has done Tor me
LAAt Christmas Scrutula IN AIDE IL. aun,,r.p-. 80,
y ?-tATse running ulcers appearing on
INC - Ioio"s one on each Of my arms ON. on
my man which extended to the seat one On IN =
n.au, "Hica ear into the skull bone one an nv
eh reg winch became so bad that two Oh stefan /.
s.ns - AN putate the limb. thos gh uton rnnsul.
Asioh concluded not to 10 So A. NV Whole "a,
WAS 30 iull OF scFofula they deemed IL ,,ivts,LI
,oteu the sore which was painful beyond ,ic.rrir
49,, ehu 'hefc was quart of matter run from
~. one sote- Inc physicians all gave mo M Ia
nc AM sAid they could do no more tor me Rom
" =, my ieSs we're drawn up to my seat and II Wa
.noukhI IL hii get up again would be . crtnr,I :.
loI HIe. Wheh In this condition | saw Ncyctinr
su, anu commenced taking il 10 Mar and
ioiio"eu on with 1t, until had used 10 bottles mi
.nls morning am gong to plough corn a well
man AN my townsmen say it is n miracle Ia -,
me round walking and working SCI
In conclusion Will add, when | was epdur,r,
sucn SreAt suHer iAS from that dreadful disease
scroiuia, prayed 10 the LORD above to ,,tc M
osi OF this world, bat 40 vegetin- has restored 10
INC me oiessings OF health desire more than ey.
ef 10 I'VE, that may be of some seryicr Ia M.
ienoW men, and know OF no better way 10 aud
suusiin humanity, than to enclose van nj.
s.eeemeht OF my case. with an earnest hone th,t
you VIII publish IT, and L will afford me. ptra-tIre
70 reply 10 any communication which | may re-
ceivs thereirom. ' ~
am, Sir, very respectfully,
-, :, WILLIAM PAYN
Avery, Esrren Co, Mich. july ION, Is;s.
spnOlmlO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05
Special A .
scH oFu1A.
SCROFUIOUS HIIMOpS

IL NEoErf>E " III remove pain. cleanse purity
AMI cure such diseases. restoring the patient 10
perfect health AFTER trying different physician.
many remedies, suffering Tor years il il not con
elusive proof, you are sufferer. YOU can he
euTedf Why 10 this medicine performing such
great cures Ii works in the blood. in the cirru.
aiinS fud. II can truly be called the Crest Blood
Puriner The great source Of disease originates IN
the blood; and no medicine that does nor act dit
Tectiy upon Il, 10 purify and rcuovats. IA. any
Just claim upon public attention. When The
blood becomes hfeless and ,tagnant. either from
change OF weather or climate, want ut exercise.
irregular diet OF from any other cause. tn. WOE
TINS Will renew the blood carry OF the putrid
humorsi cleanse the stomach. rcgulat the bowels
and impari tone Of viSOr To the whole body. The
CONVICTION Is, In the public mind well a. IN the
medleA! profession that the remedies supplied b.
the Vegetable kinSIom more safe. more sue
cessal, IN the cure of disease than mineral mrdt-
etnes. Nk0ErfNE Is composed of roots, blrk.
aud herbs. kis pleasant 10 take, ami perfectly
safe to give an infant. In scruIula the NEDFrINE
has performed wonderful cures. where many 9th.
or remedies have failed. as will be .ccn " th-
following unsolicited lcslmonlal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05
Maine Legislature.
SENATE.

Feb. o.
a.. IN the Senate. the resolve appropriatin q
80. -ETv Ior the Maine General Hospital was re,
called from the House and tabled. The com,
mittee OF conference on Maine Indus trial
Schooi Tor Girls resolve and bill, reported thai
the OH ught to pass, but that the resolve in a
/. uralt ought not to pass. the amount fI2,-
~, 70 oe applied ~ AN endowment fund when
reiating TO connecting railroads, refu ,ed |. mas
sage IN the House, came to the Sepat. Tn.
rules were suspended and Tuesday newt a..
signed Tor consideration.
HOUSE.
IN the House, the report Of the COMMITTEES
referring to the next LeSis lature bill TO extend
..mn H SN rom west Waterville TO Augusta,
e"ne rom the Senate. was amended by re-
.eceivine the bill which was read and assigned.
ne resolve apprOpriating 500 600 for new
Insane Hospital was taken from the table
IN Inc amendment reducing the amount to 325..
" was rejected and the resolve tabled Pass
ed to be enacted, bill 10 extend the time of 10.
eaton eaton OF the Bangor and Calais Shore Line
railroad bill continuing the pension act; bin
making the Goth Of May legal holiday.
SENATE.
IN tne senate. ought not to pass was report
eu on the bill for formation Of RI ilrosd cornor.
nlions. The resolve appropristing 135 .001 Sor
the Name General Hospital passed to be en-
crossed. The resolve to provide additional, ac.
commodatious for the insane was taken m.
,in nenaed 20 as to appropriate 5000 for the 1T.
patients, and passed 10 be engrossed. BiII ~.
laung 70 protection Of sheep husbandry: bin
relating to illegal fishing bill relating to close
time on trout, salmon and togue, were isde6-
1 M.ny postponed. Bills making the sOth Of
nay legal holiday and continuing the ne a sion
law were passed to be eugrossed
HOUSE,
In the HOnsA
On Dull to abolish the death penalty repoI ted the
committee could not agree and that the House
adhere. An adverse report was made on nett. |
IONS for change Of law relating to savings
.ro..sd ne Tsss game h31 law was passed to be en-
orers Of small beer and in regard to WAYS
'eross railroads were passed to be enacted.
r. the senate, bill relating to proceed ings in |
epitzl cases was indefinitely postponed The
esoive appropriating $4,000 for the reform
c !! Was amended, making $1,000 Of 1t con-
tional that the title Of the land and bu ildin9s
0 the state be without cost to the STATE. and
'assed to be engrossed.
HOUSE.
IN the House, eagfossed in concurrence. act
eisling TO oisehssge q mortgages, resolve in
lvor Of Maine General Hospital; cot relating
Axes. Act increasing the salary Of Attor. |
e General: and act relating to support Of
ebtors In jail, were indefinitely postponed.
SENATE.
Feb. 30.
In the Senate, The bill to change the locatio.
the SOmersee aud Kennebec Railrosd ~
lbled. The bill ooooerning capital csses Wa
sflsed . psssA9e II oo1cuFIeoQe. The resolve |
s0oltsh - once Of lard ag6at Wis tshisd. ,,
= feeelve prsvsalng l6r d. saIe 'oe Seaee |
I'D and timber Was 0hasd.
/
y uoUaR.
ID - Heass, TIT bedy rseedsd I'D con.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

The tidal of the Tichborne claimant,
alluded to IN our London letter. in another
column, closed last Saturday, and resulted
in the conviction OF the accused. He was
found guilty Of all the charges and SEN
fenced to fourteen years OF penal servi-
fude. The dispatch states that the verdict
produced great excitement among the
people.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

Bangor is at this time much exercised,
in relation to its next Mayor. The ad-
ministration OF the Retrenchment and Re-
form Mayor OF last year does not, accord
ing to the Wings showing, prove to have
been remarkably successful in that drec-
lion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

Our thanks are due TO correspondents
who have furnished US with q list oftown
officers elected on Monday last. viii the
Clerks of other towns do IL. the favor TO
send us similar reports.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

The President has nominated L. 5. J.
and Frederick ID. Sewall of Bath. to be
Supervisor OF Internal Revenue in New
England vice simmons
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

The coroner's jury ON Monday. 1t
Bridgewater. Mass, investigating the cir
cumstances attending the Halifax murder,
returned . verdict charging W. Everett
Startervant. grandnephew Of the murdered
men, with The crime. III
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

"A Biu has passed both branches al the
legislature. making the puniahmest 81
Persoo ,kicatsd. fine Of 90 or impris-
enmen' 90 ~ lrst offence. and fine
efeO' -aument for second
oGence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

The STATE TAx.-Tbe proper legisla-
tive committee reported yesterday a resolve
laying a tax upon the several counties In
the State. The following is the recapitu-
laa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

HOWARD COURT or INQUIRy.-
President has approved the joint resolution
authorizing special court of inquiry for
Brigsdjer General o, o. Howard, and will
appoint the court y once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05
Why Will To-.
= u n err

To all persons spaer.
ering from Rhcumal,sm
Neuralgia, Cramps N
the limbs or stomach
Bilious Coils, Pain in
the back bowels or ,ide
he would say, THE
HoUSEHOLD PANA.
YEA and FAalILYLIN.
iMENT is of all Others
the remedy you wan
for internal and external
use. 1t has cured tka
a b o We complaints I'M
Thousands of cases
There is no mlstgks
about it. Try it. soId
by all Druggists.
9 SD no lt2S
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Missing.

N oabEks !, y, and IS of the Ellsworth
~ American for the year fs72
Any person who viii forward these NJ 10
thIs once Will confer favor, and receive -ali7
'@eeoiy remuneration therefor vi
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netu ADVERTISEMENT.
Ellsworth and Portland
The sch FRANZ PIlEl

-. The sch FRANZ PIlI:tr.
been put IN excellent a1....
l N run between E!l-wur-l .. .
~ Ann land the coming season.
1912 For irei GIT or passa-r ....
VI. Grant, Master on Hr...
thu agents gu either cud Of the route.
CHASE BROS, Long wharf. ASru.s
land
AIKEN & co, Agent, at Euswor'a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

The Legislature will probably adjourn
finally to-day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-05

n QuSEh OLD
ID Il p O Nj n
AWARDED BY THE
American Institute,
To J. w MCKEE,


hllDIUluGrllg and FIltIng MdCIIAGS.
at is ingenious and will meet the " auts of sv-
cry matroa in the land
Exhibition of 1879.
John T.. Gayit, Rec. Seey. +. A. Barnard Pro-
Samuel ID. Tillman, Cores pondng Sccv
New \ ork, November 81 Is-a
This simple and ingenious Marhfae Is as u,cgi
as the sewing Machine, and is fast becoming Don
ular with ladies, in the place of expensive Need d.
work. its work being much more handsome r..
quiring lees time and not one tenth part the "a.
pense. No lady s toilet Is now complete Wih1uf
II. a Machine with illustrated circular amt uII
instructions sent on receipt of e., or finished B..
silver plate for fs,75.
Address, The MCKEE MANUFACTJRINGt u
800 Broadway, New 1a..