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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-05-17
COMMON PLEAS-SPEOIAL TERM.
Decisions.

BY Judge J. F. Daily.
WEIGH vs. Maxim Gas Machine Company ct al
Injunction granted. See opinion.
Grinnel va. Standardization denied, with costs
10 abide event.
Trotter vs. Coe.-Motion Tor receiver granted.
Bruce Burt.-M0tion granted on condition
Ehat defendant pay, II plaintiff require It, the rel
keree'G lee and the trial Zee.
Lowery ct al vs. Smith ct al.-Finding and de-
yCree.
schreyer vs.. STANDARDIZATION granted on
nerms. See memorandum.
BY Judge Robinson.
Immen vs.. Faker.-Motion denied, with $40
costs. See memorandum.
The People OF the State OF New York vs.. New
mau OF al See memorandum.
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COMMON PLEAs-aENERAL TERN.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Robinson.
1 Schermerhorn VS.. Wheeler.-Judgment must be
Sustained.
Zing vs.. DECENTRALIZATION denied, with $40
lc0sts.
Schermerhorn vs.. The Metropolitan Gas Light
lCompany.-Moton to carry case to Court Of APP
meals should be denied.
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COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.


Before Judges Otterbourg, Sherwood and Smith.
Mary sullivan and her husband, James, have not
been as happy lately as could be wished. James be-
came ionder Of ardent splrs than he had ever been
OF Mary and she comp aimed OF this as intoerable,
and then Tor amusement. The Court having seen
James several times before and heard naughty re-
ports Of him, sent him to the Island Tor three
months.
Cruelty to Animals.
David Mccormack Is gentleman who does not
ike to see horses abused. He regards them OF
value. and consequently worthy of consideration.
He charged Alexander Gruryniesch with having
felled horse to the earth by blow from Q bar
ofiron. From Mr.. McCormack's statement 1t ap-
peared that the animal was assaulted behind
the ear ana seriously II not fatally injured
His testimony was corroborated by several wit
nesses who saw the assault. Alexander was put
on the stand to testify IN MS own behalf and told
the following story OF his wrongs:-"The day be-
fore licked the horse bought her at the horse
market up town, and the day after | licked her !
had to bring her back and sell her for $40, half
what paid Tor her. When she was in the market
she ran very good. but when | got her out she
always wanted to go backward, and had to club
her to make her move at all. did not hit her with
Q bar OF IRON; it was piece OF WIRE" Alexander
thus lost $50 on the horse two days. liberty for
treating 1t unkindly and q fine of So for The sup
port OF the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Animals.
Honorably Discharged.
Some days since Q young man named James
Moore was arrested on suspicion OF stealing q
pocket book from Patrick Dolan and sent to the
Special Sessions for trial. Counsellor Hummel
appeared for MIN, and the Court gave him an hon.
Orable discharge, 1t having been proved that the
prisoner was OF good family and unblemished
reputation.
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Honorably Discharged.
COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.

ALBANY, May 16, 1874.
The following Is the DAY calendar or the Com.
missl0n OF Appeals for Monday, May, 1S:-N0s- Ia,
1S4, 1877, 1873, l39, 142, 144, LAT, l4S, 1913.
Tho Commission adjourned until Monday, May
IA, ct hall-pRst ten A. M.
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NEW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
IN Mr.. A. R. SAMUELLS. Observation-Disclosures ManagoR.
With stoddart great success TO be succeeded MAJ
Is by Simmons Slocum's Minstros
The appearance of the following attractions win -
duly announced The Transatlantic Novelty Combina-
ton Of the World Professor Hermann; Baker Farro0
Combination and others
Regular fall and winter will open or abou1
September 1874 Stars and Com tons address Mr. A.
X. SAMUELLS, Manager, New Park Theatre, Brooklyn.
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STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, PIANOS, BAGGAGE,
= &C.. In separate rooms at low rates MICHALES
SON "a ~ and u ComDsrce street. ntar Blocker.
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viii b. presented shakespeare's Tragedy Of
KING JOHN,
with powerful combination cast
AGNES BOOTH mrs: j. BIZ. as. CONSTANCE
JOHN MCCULLOUGH. .aS. ...FAULCONBRlDGE
In presenting this revival J. BOOTHS connection
ceases with Booths theatre.
Seats may be secured six days In advance at the box
Office Of theatre branch ticket ONCE, ut the music
store OF G. II. Ditson Co., I'll Broadway.
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SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.


BiBsett vs.. Bacon; Crump VS.. Frederic.-Memo
xAndum.
Lambert vs.. Guerin.-Granted.
In the Matter, &C., Norw0Od.-Order granted.
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5TH AVENUE THEATRE.
Mr. S 14xs a r5sriss2! and Manager
wrDsssb * zssfie sls Il sS NJ aAr
FIRST Tk BENEFIT aNssErrr
D q
MONSIEUR sfs15 sen 1naa5ssE.
win Whom
Captain Montaglin, one man in ten thousand
yovin the rsll Of Monsieur Xplonse Nj Jas Lewis
Remy an old hulk, laid uO for coast duty ,,,u 49,.
n,ymgsnas ss an old mans darling and 49,
Madame Gaieh.rd Born Fanny i'' p ave
ass S we:
he Son idao e. %
savage, and Captain Montasiin gives her home. e.
Act III EVENING" Mmo aucSara places herself o.
the public records and is deceived the last time %
- '>' Nile. LIMA ,D1 MURskA
DISTINGUISHES De pR1MA DONNA.
LAST Nl APps s,i osss;iGq IN %s aHEssc
and win give the entire Second Act Of the FAvoriss OPERA
IN a5sss #f III apo sSE soE
FULL HS Of NJ H4.
To be followed by the most Amusing Unique and Laugh
MY w HscI IH%sS WILL.
" as sess o. s
and in which the following
SfosHSSE sSt 4xH
as c s Fl % Il T SSs os
tas RE 81
WALLAck's.
Doors sa eeea e. g.
LS ss'n %s' v S Il AI
LAST rwE anS NIGHTS
Of his present series Of Representations
will be repeated Mr. J. W. Robertson's charming con-
SCHOOL.
runrsr AND nOsss9 r, SssfR4 !eisru OF xoOzas
oKE 1ap H MfF q r. R RIHE'a SEASON. e:
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL M,'n s 81 ILLUSTRATIONS
uSEogAI1IahD CAST
Mr. LESTER WALLACE ne. .. as, JACK poYsrs
NEx H. rAnk < E s1ESHEts BROOKLYN x...,,,
Is y slnmoSs sosa%. SiSssrsls : = 'a''''o'o =.
Ally s ~ sqss!
Sia's1 WIN see
4. s1NUELLs, Manager, New Park Thsstrs srookiy1
AsSoUScExEST
JONES' WOOD COLOSSEUM.
Entrance on cas-! side Boulevard. above ostn nrsst
T. r. scHuLTHEIs.. .Propr,seos-
FIRST COLOSSAL SUNDAY CONCERT.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON May a 1874
Ninth n rGapTRaEaa as{s nsFiv s&sD
Solos win Re .r
Season ticket! now rsads e Is. Colosseum
Th1s sHsK ahf H1ENxse MAYu AT
FIRST oR Taho' s GN1n4S CONCERT
wso ysry ss anf ssfs % N -
Obtained At e mass soTe = anS
rS sn sSSss5s 9iS $sGs KIT
sTzSs X. IL: EEzEsP fks sAs1s raEtka
y EGE 1 g2aks 4 ko Sos St 4as
1 AIs x :,$Ii S xH,EI;,n IL
,z zEh w. 5 5 s HIsSsss. I RAz
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
' SIfsTsa sr ssb 7 seSsff5Bsss
nov WEE fRfn, o Pes sn sJ ESSssns.ns'
VARIETIES THEATRE. NEW oRLRANs
SEASON iS74-7a =
StarA Combinations and nrst class Stock addre4
JOHN Il. OWENS,
Towsonown. NJ.
NIvOLI GARDEN
Eighth street between Second and Third avenues
AFTERNOON, AT o'cL0CR,
EVENING. AT oocLoOE.
TWO GRAND
SACRED
CoNcKRr4
Admission . cents PAUL ak, ProprOtor.
INENCIN0 AND BOXING ACADEMY AND SHOOTING
IT Gallery, $40 Sixth demonstrating taught In ono
month Send for circuiarA
DANJO-THR BANJO TAUGHT IN SINGLE
ID course OF Lessons by henry G. DOBSON, ll Fourth
avenue, the teacher Of Lolita, j. X Emmett and Nsso
Seymour
CAFETY SHOOTING 0ALLERY-AT COLONEL NOM
- sTERY'S New York Sale d'Armes and SparrinG
Academy 6ls sixth avenue. Boxing taught In 60
ulIIR NEWEST NIisIC LOVE d RLINa Las
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-24
Items.

Lately Western young lady had
occasion 10 inform a young gentleman
that her hand was not lemon"
The nest unr orular man in the coun
try, at this season, is said to be the man
whofaws his wood too long for his neigh
A stcut old woman in Detroit got mad
lately because photographer wouldn,5
let her fan hersrlf while she had her
picture tnEcn
A Buffalo paper announces that at
the ieeebta burning of an ice house
twenty thousand tons of ice we're reduc
cd to ashes
Carriers with monogram clasps are now
@n RhsS fashion with pretty girls The
essylsa Is said to be convenient and Gle
CANT, ond we hope to see more of it
There is q Postmaster in illinois who
draws salary Of 81 per annum His
objectin seeking the Office was to get mar
ricd and raise a family
Judge Green has broken down and
gone home. lie has awakened to the
G1HstEtliHt his fa,tercrs have grossly de.
ccivcd him as to the prospects of the
canvass. &
When widow many ncighborhood
Gets her cap for a young man, there ism t
qenS CHANCE in-a million for any young
Ecihdfto win, even if sho holds the four
aYeGet aYGh. 30
Million, the blind author, was one day
aak9dfhSfmfricbd Of female education. if
he did not intend to instruct his daugh
ter in the different languages "No, sir,
replied Milton, "one tongue is sufficient
for q womqn't
The Mepasha Press speaks of an cx
change which looks as sparkling as
schoolmarm in a bathing tub The
editor Of the Press, We believe, is county
Superintendent Of Schools He has out
travelled us+-La Gross { JHs.) SIN.
There is said to be in this State mer
chant who has been in business forty.
szsasesyenrs, and never advertised and
doscnt mean to. He began with capi
tai of $500, and by strict attention to
82smess Iapd economical living has in
creased it to $S05.-Ncv York Mail
The ditor oftho Geneva Herald pro-
poses to exhibit 1900 old coins at the
Walworth County Fair. We thought
he ment tho kind that are spelled
"quoiRs pntil be gave dates and names.
But gAhdre~ did printer get SO much
money?
The following simple remedy, to be
npplied3 90 Fthc wound inflicted bya
rabid dig, is said to have been used
with great success in Leipsic, and to
somo extent in this country "Wash
the bite thoroughly with warm vinegar,
and then pour on it a few drops Of mu-
.riatic acid. !"
81 shan't forget how queer folt
When FIRST j fell in love;
shD hhntdtmbst seycre attack
Through squeezing lady's glove.
But leyply hand was in it,
AsIwaltzed with her SO gay;
IthQpght myself in paradise
It's funny when you feel that way"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1874-10-24
The Five Ilnaycs.
ID.
= AN ORIENTAL TALE.

p&,t2 rtf
Once on time in Intosan,
oiAuhief conceived cunning plan
$50 potent is the voice of h0pe,)
To save his throttlc'from the rope,
Though now, the day was drawing nigh
When he by law was doomed to die.
TIC bndo the jailcr tell the King
I, c.fain woulc show a wondrous thing
a precious secret, fairly worth3
,.The ear of any prince on earth,
Aid now the culprit. being led
;. Into the royal presence, said,
%.This golden coin which here you see,
If Planted, will become tree,
Whose fruits increased n hundred fold
Would be like this. the purcst gold.
i pray your majesty to try.
flhis be true before l die
With this the king and conrticrs went
Into the garden with intent
To plant the curious coin of gold.
But, now, when all was ready s.hold'
Exclaimed the thief 'ihis hand of mine
Would surely spoil our whold design:
The hand that plants the gold must bo
Elise all is naught) entirely free
From stain of fraud; and so ] pray
icur gracious majesty will lay
he seed in carth," "lcs-no-in sooth,"
The king replied, "for in nv youth
pilfGred from my sire; some stain,
For all my SORROW may remain
My good prime minister is here:
His hand, mo doubt is wholly clear
OF any taint,' "Nay, hc replied
,siThats more than can we'll decide,
IAedas recciver-now-l may
Have kept tritc. SO pray
To be excused, for prudence sake,
And letoqr commissary takc
The cdtin in land. Sure that were best
For he, no doubt, can stand the tcst,'
'.Fnith,,' said the conmissary; II
szMonld, ratbCr.not. | can't deny
Large sums CT money every day
For soldiers sailors and :. herd
Of spies-,l wouldn't give my word
have not kcptn small amount
Not entered i'll my book account.
hIpoe then mn crror-ccn the least
sEoHM spoil the charm, pray let the priest
Proceed to plant the coin of goll.'
NAY, TINT fear would be o'cr bold
Replied his reverence. 81 deal
in tithcs and sncrificial dues
And so beg yom will excuse
Vfy 4liaring in n work like this,
Where nothing must be done amiss
~ hcn,p said the thief since no man here
AS werhavc learncd.is wholly clear
Of knavish tricks, i ask you whether
,Meehoulq not all be hung togcthcr!"
a'ho monarch, laughingly, made reply:
gWhy, yes if every rogue must die;
well .sificc VIC arc. five knavcs confessed,
IorardtnSyou and srarc the rest 2"
go ----..sz-.-zzz--z> -.
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Lately Il Western young lady had
occasion TO inform young gentleman
that "hcr hand was not a lemon
, 1874-04-04

EXTENDING THE REVENUE.
1t would bo vol FOR us to consider how wo car
rodtco tho oxponso Of administering tho affairs
In tho first place. tho royonue should DO col
loctod at cost not exceeding nor cent on tllo
gross amount, bnt 1t now coBts noarly ton ttmoa
tint, or about 20 ror cont. 1t costa to collect
yenr: Think Of II; oyor ono-Galff q million
Of dollars to got out Of tl1o tnx.pnyorg tho
money to rim tho State Government. This great
Lent can and sona be- ateppou nn tho roaeat
collect tho taxoa with tho SMALLEST possible
resolution.
Our stato institutions arc costing for current
oxponaob groat deal more thnn, ln my tudg-
port Of to Board OF Public Charities. our char
table institutions hayo ono officer or omployo
fof every four Patients, which shows that thero
sNua HOLES ron rAx-EATEns
ABOUT some Of tloae buildings.
II re nro obliged to erect auY moro public
buildings, they should bn cheaper mud palmer
ti'an u ~ thoHo which hive been built heretofore.
~ y TACT that Tho construction account OF tho
about $1,000 for each inmato now enjoying
t!io charity Of the Stnto.' Yes, slrl Any one Of
tho blind, mnto, aud Insane Inns cost for house
room alono 81 ,000,- "A sum abundant to build q
hoaae nous as GOOD Ms THO average tax-pnyor occupies
ponelvo part Of these buildings WAS devoted to
the lso and ploasure Of tho officers but, whether
this iB truo or not, I do not know, but do know
that Wo havo pnil too much for architectural
fancfos to DO put into brick arltl mortar into cut-
Btone cast iron, carving, paint, putty aul stuc-
9, ae tic ospo1lsc of tho ax-payors.
- We must also reduce tho expenses OF our State
Government By
looping OFF LOT or nANoEns-oN,
political yotorans, and caucna cripplos. whom the
tax-payers havo to support IN idlonesB.
Compare the expenses Of tho Legislative De-
partmont in 1871, whom Illinois had population
Of 900, 900, with tho oxpenses in 1871. when the
population was 9, 100000. Thon re apont ai5,-
24S61; In 1871 Eo spent S5a7, ,8G5. TO md then
consider whetlior the laws nre bettor enforced,
waoIhor y @ tho people aro moro happy md content
od, In 1871 or thirty years before.
Bhall bring my remarks to close, Tie sub-
lect II is ~ no means exhausted; OH tho contrary,
Il Wil furnish material to occupy tho thoughts Of
tho Senators for months. homo tho resolution
will pass. hope It will bo tlebatod hero and in
tile other House, anu by tho people through tho
press; for Il involves tlle important, tho vital
question Which occupies tho attention Of all Of
~ ~ once yoar, and Of some Of ns all tho year:
jfoD 8tdtt fee pay our farcsS I hnvo boon net
inE with the Democratic party in this State for
t1e past thirty yeara. I hayo heen tho recipient
Of many fAvors Mt tho hands Of TINT party. fnr
WHICH nm, nnd slRll contfne to bo truly crate.
ful: But intend hereafter to net with that mr.
", I caro- not by what nan,o it is called,
DEMoonATIc REFORM OR REPUBLICAN,,
which vii! inscribo on it's bauners n reform not
only Tor cheap transportation, but for equal as
's, cheap execution Of tho law, md economical
administration of tho Golloral and State Govern
mentB' md reform in the management Of our
state institutions.
, 1874-04-04

nnrnuS,,,,,r. -, ,1.1 C,...
s.,r,. ~, ..... m-....., s-oo1n-c -caa-
s1,lliyu,,t--y,u,i Ngrcct ~ s.,,.,.,,.s'' @ ~
when vet--u ltc Atlvn,tnr. ne r,cn1
dow nnd p,.sture-Ls.nd YorThfx Cron..
TrcMch-PiosviHe ut Nlcnaow~Lnnd--
4he D"ubIe Nlica,il;..n plow--Pl1nt-
ane nnn c"la,vatanE--NaS plun,s--
nnr. 1nn 'A'aor s'"m tof sn1e-"Arhor-
Dos.
f'o"' our Aasfe"a"ras Correspondent.
olIAMrA1aN, ILL.,, April =, 1874,
In passing through New York iu summer -timc.
tho Western farmor IL surprised to see how little
is known and practiccd Of tho economy Of lahor
l.; thn f'"0''s - @D' ooonons u 1"oof
i" 'ae
!, CULTURE oe THE coAs'ohop,-
tho pso"lng, cross-plowlng, narrowing, u'anuring,
llooing. cnltlvating, and llilllng,-a tctai Of Ia
bor tllat iB perfectly appalling. And vat ont NJ
thfs comca ro,r nyarago cro, T., ,,,,sa,, w ~. =.
ont NJ NJ, rranort;ar - e4pp ~. ~ uuse's, pus
W out VI ~. ptopollloh " 1llo COST OF Labor.
Ibon lie looks ut the narrow cribs, with capacity
for tho storage Of 200 or 800 bushels, and turn-
ing his oyes towards tho West montalv oyc,o;ma,
, 1874-04-04

lle crept along tho Eldo bur anQ r0po in hand
and tho oanl.on had tllo mir Of understanding
pursucli 1t,
roRN1DAnLE, FEARLESS.
Such duel could not lust long. The gun
seemed suddenly to my tn itaelf, :" Como, wu
must malo al ond!" and Il paused. One felt
tho approach Of tho crisis. Tho cannon, ~ II in
suspense. apponred to haye, or kut--bocauae it
seemed to ali sentiont boing-a furious pre-
meditation. It sprang unexpectedly upon tho
gunner. lie jumped nsltto, LIT II pasa ad ericd
out, with laugh, "I'ry ngnin!" Tho gun, as If
In u fury, broko oarronatle to larDoartl; then,
seized anew by tho Invisible sling which liold it,
wna lluuE to starboarl toward tho man, who CO.
capol.
Tlmeo oarronntes gayo way under the blows Of
tho gun; then, aH If blind, mud no longor con.
soions Of What it waH loing 1t turned its buck
on the man, rolled from Tho storm to tho bow,
bruisiug tlIe stem md making breach III Tho
refuge Ut tho foot Of tho stalrs, few steps from
tho old mai, who waa Watching.
Tho gunner held hlH l.allaspke in roat Tho
cannon seemed to perceive him. and, without
taking tho trouble to turn itself, biekel upon
him with tho auicknoBs Of al1 ax-atroke, Tho
gunner, 1t driven back against tho side WAS loHt.
lilo crow uttered simultaneous cry.
but the old passenger, until now immoyablo,
n1atla n Spring mnr1 rlpid tlIan all those wild
whirla. llo solxod bale Of thu false ussfgnats,
and, ut Thy risk OF Laing, crushed, sccoedcd III
ilnging 1t between tho Wllecls Of the carrona.lo.
This lnaneuyro, dociBiye alNt dangerous, could
not have boon executed with more udroitnesH
ind prociBiolt by u lla1 tranol TO all tho cNer-
eiHos rot down in "Durosel's Manual Of sea-
dnnnory'
Tho balo Ind tho otreet OF plug A pobblo
may stop log, u troe.branoM tusll MI avalanche.
TAo oarronaao stnmblea.' T4u gunner, in his
lieu bar basnsea Wv 1pvkss of que os tGs Alnl,
, 1874-04-04
$l,99H,B40,4U

Now. tho ordinary and extraordinary Expenses
OF the Hato Tor two yeara are about 81, ,U00 ,000,
aud tho school tax for tho Same ti,o ia "a, ,{l00
000 Az Boen abovo tho articles mentioned will
furnish nearly s2.ou0, 600, and tue balance eau
toned, without leyylng ono cont on tic real and
petaonal property in tho State.
| layo thus shown you my iiloa of lilo defects
OF QUE present 1soyon.e Byatar, md what l
oonsttlor tho best way to ron,ody tho OWLS, mud
6tato Government. but tllero Is another branch
OF tho question Of Reyonue Reforn no less i'm.
portant. Tho resolution oontamplatea q radical
change In tho method Of rRlsiug tho xoyeuup,
, 1874-04-04

$3.50, ,G00 600
Theao articles. mostly bolong to tho farmers
whose property ID always In sight and cannot o.
0u6, 900 Us representing tho total amount at
which the personal property OF MI othor nor
sons, classea, and lntarcsta iii tho State Id aB-
Beaael. Thus
NEARLY 0NE-HALF
Of the personal property Of tho State ia paid by
the farmers. Nl!e.o tho balanco IL to be found,
aud how thu assessment Of it il distributed,
Toport Of the State Doard ot Equalization.
These are aomo OF The figures:
MONEYS AND CREDITS,
wore assessed in tho following counties Us atntod:
Enok. uk1sxaA
hEllGlfY. st.stt-s 1otiRal
tuition Observation-Disclosures. l,4H,693
Kuex ,,.,,..,,....,...,...... QG7,050
Eangamon 1,7B5,337
Cook 465,6s5
Tnox ,,,,,....,,....,........ 1672,703
F4l.Qn ........,...,,...*..." 1Qlp,l l8a
, 1874-04-04

I might so OH with the whole list Of Items in
tho list Of poraonal property but hayo shown
items enough to make the point, that Intangible
poraonaf propnrtY Ia
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-08
Knots United.
Or Ways and By.ieayS in the Hidden life Of
AA1Ep InA N nLTECTINES

AMERICAN DEIEJIIN rs.
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the mysteries of the Detective System. It is a
record for the past 20 years of the most skilltul
detectives of this country. in which the crafts of
Bank Robbers. Thieves, Pickpockets Lottery
Men, Counterfeit Money Deaiers, aud swin(lleTs
Of all classes, are exposed and brought 10 justice.
Price, $40. Send for circulars and terms to
agents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-01-08
f So Ga
e J
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS (!

Why IS it that the people who try the Reming-
ton sewing Machine universally pronounce ii the
most Perfect in the World
" ny Is 1t that In year it has gained i great
er nopUlarlty than other machines in ten years
by Is 1t that the sales OF the Remsugton were
never e4Ualiei by any Company of three times
VIZ IS it that it takes the lead wherever intro
due
Why is it that you never see the Remington
sent in fer repairs?
Why is it that the best Agents of other Ma
chimes leave them to sell the Remington?
ny T. 1t that eveay person who owns Rem
lngson likes il and recommends il.
WY Is II that people want to exchange other
so,cahed tiYSt-clasS Machine for the Remington?
Ii You viii examine the Remington you will
be able 70 answer these questions.
Is yoI bigy Sewing Machine, you want
10 b:1E the best. enc TsLat does not get oyIt
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y, one Of the largest establishments IN the
world employing a working force OF lee men.
The sale OF every machine Is accompanied by
the company own guarantee.
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