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The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

WOULD respectfully ,nfsrm the
people Of Webster county that l have
purchased the interest of Z. l..
MATTER in the RED CLOUD CHIEF,
and am now sole proprietor of this pa
per. The public may henceiorth feel
assured that the CHEF will be con
Quoted for the exclusive purpose of
advancing the interests Of the county,
and giving a faithful representation Of
its progress. We have no axe to grind
politically ; We intend to have no in
terest aside from the paper, which
will receive our undivided attention.
We arc willing to acknowledge q lack
of experience in the management of a
newspaper, but trust to make up our
deficiency in this respect by industry
and devotion to our work /; and we ask
the earnest cooperation ofour readers
to make the paper a faithful exponent
Of the interests of the county. Con-
nunicatiOns are solicited from all parts
Of the county, and Republican valley.
We trust there will be no occasion for
the complaints which have been made
in times past about this paper.
The CHIEF has not missed an issue
since we have been interested in the
paper. save once, and hen is was no
fault Of our own. We were unable to
obtain paper on account Of the OBJ
struction of the trains BY the storms.
The politics Of the CHIEF will be
the same n heretofore. so far as it
deals with matters 50 uncertain and
incouprehensible.
We should be glad to have the far
mers of this county appropriate q por-
tion OF this paper to their interests.
What ~ know about farming" is
hardly worth the expense Of setting it
up in type. But We should be glad to
receive and publish questions relating
70 the most advisable crops to be rails
s<s end tie best methods of farming,
aud viii 10y to get them answered BY
farmers. We are in earnest abou. this.
We shall aim to make the CHIEF your
paper and medium Of communication.
Politics ere quiet Lively discussions
about matters which it is the interest
Of the farmers to know will valuably
supply the place Of political wrang-
iogs. and will be . means of improve
meut to al. Our ambition viii be sat
is6ed If We attend simply to getting
up the locals and doing the mechanical
work connected With the publication
Of the paper. We will gladly shift the
burden of the editorial on to the PEG
pie Of the county. h shell Be our aim
to make this paper the exponent and
organ Of this portion of the valley.
VIII you aid us.
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01
EauMswEsToN.

RIyERroM EsnkTia Co.. Neb..
June 18th 1873.
ED. CHTxT:-As Rivsytcu i>sboat
70 oelsbrate ~ Fourth Of July. on the
third : and Is hAtrick's DAY = usually
cs1sbntsd o. tie nth Of March. I
Afsikasnatioa's nke. which das
Nov nfrisb's Bay
The Red Cloud chief., 1875-07-01

Smith e Calvert
RED CLOUD NEE.
DEALERS ~
+ i RNIT i r E.
In Red Cloud. Ncb &. at their o.d stand.
'Tis delightful to see what they have on
hand.
They have a supply. il may truly be ~Si
OF that which is needfai Cor the iiv ius or
dead.
They hare bed-,esds. cradles. tables 4 chairs
sofas. bureaus. and all kinds Of ruch wares.
Cribs. lounges. ~set,~c.. and IN sttres-es too
Which for all kinds of folks and ages viii
do.
They have wagons and horses for children 20
sell.
Which will p'ease wives aud babies exceed
invly well.
They p , cs.h for these thing. and selcc,
them with care.
And will sell them - cheap 10 anyone dare.
And We ss- TO roo all. both young and old.
They'll not refsse reenbzeks. silver OF gold.
We isvite ali our friends and nsishbon To
call.
And th.y d. ub,Ie,s -iii End they deal fairly
with all.
IF you come. / do think you can esstsisiy boy
A. no one can say the price 10 too high.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
To the Editor II .hs CHE
Esrsasxo fkiESo:
viii you p,eAse intern your readers
fhxt | have Q positivs
CuRE vOR CONsuNPvsoS
and all disorder, Of The nr.as .af Lsnx,.
AMI thss. by its nee IN my practice. I base
cared Hundreds Of c.ses. ssa sil gre
$1,000 90
for case Il win 40 benefit Isds.d. 90
free. "a ANS sufferer sddsossng Sc
P1e.se she's this lssser tn .ny one yea may.
knev vhe 70 su1erns frvn thess disea~ss
and oStixe-
Faithfully Yesn.
DR. T. r. BURT.
- wnifAn -. yev YoFt.
EUREKA!
The underssnea has just eoupistsi h6
NEW BUILDING,
Asd fsrnisAedis nth . Vail ssstaya
DIRT GOODS.
GROCERIES,.
UAcY-xAoI clo9K1ss.
BOOTS, SHOES, FANCY
NOTIONS ETC.
Is.rpss. 20 ssa .sLow .. ID Low Isl.
YOR CASH
@C.s - ss..i.. . r,.<,.n
u CITATION.
GUIDE lcc m
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Boss Tweed's Faithful Wife.

When Tweed was married he was s.
chairmaker. and the pair might have
had a happy career had he remained
honest. They lived i'll q plain man.
ncr. mingled with mechanics society
and were the parents Of two boys and
two girls, good looking and healthy
children. The era of meritriciOus
splendnr has come and gone like 81
dream. The gIrls are married. Each
had Il diamond wedding, and each
has sunk into 0hscurity and poverty.
The two sons once held fine appoint
mcnts in the service of the ring, but
they are now only lOungimg around
the City Hall. The mother is in g.
widows desolatiOn The il gotten
wealth is almost gone. y million
and half has passed into the hands of
her lawyers. and her husband is still
q prisoner. i seedy and corpulent
old man inhabtinga pair of rOoms in
Ludlow street Jail, is all that is lefs
of one who has been alderman, con-
gresham, chairmaker, lawyer. COM
missioner Of parks, public buildings
and docks. state senator, AMI for sew
en- Years the AutOcrat of this city.
The only rcdceming feature is the
faithful wife. who Is reducing
herself to poverty in the hope OF OBJ
t&ining her husbands release
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that they could carry off The loss
of life is small iii comparison to the
extent of the danger to which all
We're subjected.
WILL THE CITY REBUILD?
We answer yes. The rubbish was
not yet cold before hundreds of men
were at work removing it prepara-
tory to rebuilding. Virginia CITY
will be rebuilt fairer and prettier
than before. Her silver treasure box
still lies deep beneath her streets,
ready to pour forth her silvcry
stream OF wealth as in the days gone
by, Ter people are energetic. enter
prising and Industrious, and they will:
in Il few years rear up a Iew eity on
the ruins of the old faircr and grand
er than the Silver State has as yet
seen. With month of fine weather
great progress in -bLilding wiz be
made. Many brick buildings are
now one story IN hcigfit, While i'll
Vulnerable wooden buildings meet
the eve in every direction.
The Consolidated Virginia and
Ophir hosting works are rapidly ap-
preaching ca4Hplction. Sam'l Curtis,
Superintendent Of the Ophir mine.
says i'll less than ten days he will be
hOisting ore as if nothing had ever
happened to deprive him OF that
pleasure The outlook is cheerful.
We colrfCf write page after page about
the sire to your readers, but our let
ter has alycassy assumed greater
length than we intended: hence Wen
quit by saying. that when the next
big fire visits the city Of the Com
stock, we don't want to be there 60
see it; we saw enough lire scenes to
satisfy us on the morning of October
Goth. Iungrily thine,
WEB
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people are tired of this, and last week
addressed a memorial to the County
Court, asking If some proceedings
cannot De taken by that bodyto force
the company to complete the work.
The County Court took no action OF
the paper, probably because there Is
nothing it can do. Some previous
County Court was so thOughtless as
to trust the railroad company with
$4,000, without demanding security
for its compliance with the terms OF
the contract, and the result is the
people of Howard are paying S2S.O00
a wear for worthless road d-beG rum
ming through their county.-Refab
lican.
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Fillmore Items.

The health Of this part of the ccp,n-
ty seems to be good just now, though
few cases of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Wilkes, living some three
miles south of town, had his house
burned on last Friday morning. 1t
burned pretty well DOWN before the
family discovered it, they being in
bed asleep. Everything they had in
the house WGS burned; some of tie
family not even saving their shoes.
The loss is quite Il severe one to him.
Somc of his neighborS Supplied their
Immediate wants, and now with com
men4ablc charity, talk of building
him new one.
Last Thursday being THANKSGIVING
day, was observed by Il limited nu:n-
Der of the good people Of this place.
Services IN NJ. L. Church: preaching
by Rev. RalsOn, from COlossians ;
and -, BE We thankful" Truly if
any people has reason to be thankful
we should. when we compare our sit
uation now, with our prospect Cor
crop in last ,Gu,ac. 1t did not look
then Is though we would raise any
thing. Now we have plenty, and to
spare. of corn. turnips, potatoes, &c
The late corn that was put in shock
is now ready to crib. We are well a.E
to Wha5 we were last year.
Mr.. j. NJ. Kenyon is building L
good size0' barn, 24x40 feet, 16 foos
up to top OF square, to keep some of
his short horns IN.
DIR. w L. Brown is talking of
building him q new store house. he
thought he would build last spring,
but Mr.. G.. Hopper came so plenty
he postponed it.
Our merchants ere having pretty
good trade now. though we would all
like to have some more of "UnclC.
Sans" rags.
Prof EmmonS, assisted by Miss
May, teaches our public school. We
have fine building; it was formerly
the "Fiilmore Seminary"
Some talk of having q Christmas
tree ca Christmas eve. We usually
have wery nice ones; so we guess we
will have q good one this time.
Mr.. Williams. ON th8 old Polk prop
erty, has put new roof on his house,
repainted it, and fixed up things gen-
orally. Yours, W.
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Howard County's Railroad Debt

Howard county has debt of $780,
900, contracted to secure the building
of railroads through it. OF this
amount S400 600 consists ofbOnds is
sued in aid of the Louisiana and Mis-
souri, River road. The road is not
bull, through the county though the
road bed is made. and in some places
washing away with the rains. Mean
time the bonds which the county was
foolish enough to issue without any
guaranty for the speedy completion of
the road have been drawing Z per
cent. interest for several years. Some
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Journal Of Agriculture and Farmer

We call the attention of our readers
to tie advertisement of this old and re-
liable Agricultural and Grange paper
that appears in another column. 1t has
been published in St. Louis fora great
number of years and is the leading pa
per OF its class in the Southwest. It
is reliable and trustworthy. and if any
Of our friends desire to take Il firstclass
Agricultural Journal they can do 10 bet
ter than to take this one.
e The publishers are making their
weekly report OF the markets OF St.
Louis and other large cities promi-
nent feature of the paper and doubtless
all will find them authentic and reliable.
Give the Journal of Agriculture and
Farmer trial and you will doubtless be
pleased and profted by It.
Any of our friends wishing to sub
scribe for this valuable agricultural
Journal will please call on us. We will
club it with the REPUBLICAN on the.
most favorable terms.
nO2w6
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Facts for the Democracy.

We have not seen any reference
made to one feature of the recent
elections which we think is worthy
Of close study and grave reflection, ,es-
pccially by Democrats. The Demo-
cra,i" State Conventions of this year
in Massachusetts,. New York, and
Maryland adopted hard money plat
forms of the souniest quality. On
the other hand. the pl2ttorGs 'aiG
down by the Democratic State G0R-
vcutIous of Ohio and Pennsylvania.
were in favor of soft money.
Now. so far as the currency qncs-
tiOn Influenced results, what was the
effect Of these diamctrically opposite
doctrines upob the Democratic vote
in these five States at the recent elec-
tionS? The Democratic loss this
year in Massachusetts, New York
and Maryland, as compared with last
wear. is about 53 900 votes. The num-
Der of members of Congress III these
States i fifty. and consequently the
loss Just mentioned is ali average of
1000 votes for each Congressman.
The Democratic loss in Ohio and
Pennsylvania at the recent elections,
as compared with the results of last
wear. is about 41.00O votes. They
elect fOrty-seven members of Con-
gress. The Democratic loss. there
fore. is an average Of only so votes
for each Congressman. Even i'll New
York, where the platform was IN
tensely hard, the Democrats lose rath-
er more heavily than did their soft
brethren in Ohio.
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~ I. BRYAN attorney at law, VIII practice
Z IN all the courts of Northwest Missouri
prciaI attention given 10 business in the county
aud probate courts. Office over Farmers
Earh. -
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RnASS BAND TEACHER.
BAKERY. &c.

VI C. ~HEpRltk, Eagle bakery. confcc-
4 . jIra"rv ana restaurant, west side OF the
s,3uar.. Partp~ furnished on short notice. -
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nO2w6

Judge Krekel stated, not long since,
in the United States District Court
at Jefferson. that the President
would not grant pardons to any
members of the whisky ring.
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Correspondents. G
A Letter From Nevada.
VIRGINIA CITY, NEVADA,
November 18th. 1873. {

NOvcmber 18th, 1873.
Ed. REPUBLICAN:-W have been
negligent i'll not writing YOU sooner
Since our last we have been burned
out Of our comfortable quarters in
Mavre's building where we used to
write our rambling communications
to your readers, and forced to accept
the courtesy Of Messrs. Scaniker &
StonehiN, of the Storey County Bar,
in whose office we are now writing
You by the dim gaslight, while with
out the door the pittiless rain Is still
falling, making the streets Of our I'M
fortunate city a sea ofmud No doubt
your many readers have read of the
TERRIBLE FIRE
that swept over the northern half of
Virginia City on the Goth day of Oc-
tober, and said to themselves, can it
be true? Can one of the most pros
porous cities i'll tbs Uni0n be lcveIcd
to the ground and left a black mass
o. smoking ruins II so short time?
We answer YES, o,,r half of thc dis
astGr has never reached the readers of
the REPUELICAN. We will try to
Give Them = feeble a.couu+ of Il for
our heart sickcus and we turn pale
when we call up the scenes of Octo-
her 26th 1s75 and mass thcm in 70
view before us. Just think Of a city
wrapt in eames-listcn 70 the renorts
of explosions ever and anon strikinv
the ear as buiIdinms in the notL oftbr
fire devil are blovn down with ri,ut
oo,vdpr in tho voin bonn tho+ t.,o
progress of fine flames may he stavod
Hear the curses of te,mstcrs voinIv
striviuo to force tbcir wav throurh
thnovcitod ,hrop,, that cror.,l, .ho
,trnatc Tbo chrioI-s Of ,,-on,or and
cLildrrn risjuo b;ol, ol,oro ,lo dis.or
Jo,,t din around tbam mako s,rorr
mon turn naln and t,omb,o- --f,iond.
fail to rocnmnizn frinnd, q, ,hav no,s
i'm tha stroat-,Il !. confusion uor,o
than confusnd-.tiIl tba fl amos cnnoJ
on, little do they cavc whai becomes
Of th, housclesS and h,,o.Inss 50 sud-
denly hnreft Of thn roof thot sLo,trr-
ed them from many q nittilcss Storm
The fire hrokc ont in q small frame
house on 4 street. occupicl bv Kate
Shea. u. ..rroz,. I,,to ), AZ s,n : COLL
oa ~. Louco Of III f,,o Il, o,.;,,;,,
!. in douht thoro ;o;nn ,hroo ro,,nr,.
in rcoord to,t We will oiro thom
all in tho ordor wo hoard tbom. Tho
trc, ic tb.t .r,ov,,L L,,o" had hoo,
ON = drunken carousol tbn avnriro
nrocedin~ the fire ami ON ooiuu to
hen left bnr card>n burninm aud tho
fire cauoht from that SorondIv that
.Crazv kote,, throw li~htad Loro-
cr
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

ircrtjssmcnts in this column fftg cents per linz
TOR one gCif. uCiUdi4Q III. qcnrrai hcG@ Ihoa"
mbo af,rrtiSc IN this CO'uAIh are r@j'r6ie and
strata btFDrwrrd IN their respective CGUIHgS.
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that they could carry off. The loss
of life is small iii comparison to the
extent of the danger to which all
were subjected.
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NY W CALDWELL, attorney -at-aw and
w Notary Public. Pays special attention
" collecting, ronveEnncing aNt investigating
.rir- ~
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SOCIETIES..

,-.-.,.> + .. .. F.-Savannah Lodge. No.
stseS5Ess.E L. II, savannah, Mo, meets every
e rcc@t cc@tsssI TUESDAY EVENING, ,y5 Odd
'*'v~ Fellows Ifail, ,nOrtheast corner
o!tlv iu1lic square. All members of tine order
III rood amdin", visiting The city, cordially
r.rl'cti - meet with III.
J. Il. HONNOLD, y. G..
&. :. BRYAN. Sec'y 29@
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TAR &. II DAVENPORT having located in
- savannah, offers hIS professional services
10 the citizens Of savannah md vicinity. Oihcc
- his residence on Main street, one block east OF
The squire.
vE!Fk-f'. {. NATTE>nN supplies our citizens
vi with fresh M!lk every morning s evening.
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GEN. JAMES LoSGsrEEET.-Gen. D.
H. Hill, in the Southern Home, thus al
ludes to call from his old comrade in
arms, Gen. Longstreet: "He is in bad
health, and his long whiskers, that were
once so black, are now frosted all over.
He is stopped and bowed, and looks hag-
gard and care-worn. There is little to
recall the confident soldier of Lees army,
who never dreamed of disaster, and still
less to recall the tall, straight youth, al
most feminine in beauty, who led so
many charges in the Mexican war. He
was then our most intimate friend in that
army, and no one has mourned over his
mistaken course since the war more sim
cerely than we have done. But the
South had no truer champion than he in
the day that tried mems souls. 1t i'll be-
comes men who were bomb-proofs then
to cast stone at him now. Lee, john
son and Jackson were not more devoted
to our Confederate cause than was Gen
eral James Longstreet. The imputations
upon his Loyalty to the South are simply
ridiculous. As heis no longer in Grants
employ, we feel it but right to testify
what we know assuredly of his honor and
truth"
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LENGTH OF THE MIssIssIPrI.-Ma' K
Twain, in the August AHanttc mourrs
over the diminished length of the MiSsls
sippi in this strain:
Geology never had such a chance, nor
such exact data to argue from Nor "de,
velopment of species" either! Glacial
epoc!s are great things, but they are
yaguc-vaguc. Please observe: In the
space of one hundred and seventy-;lX
years the lower Mississippi has shortened
itself two hundred and Iorty-two miles.
That is an average of Il triile over
one mile and third per Year. There,
fore, any calm person, who is not blind
or idiotic, can sec that i'll the Oolltlc 81
lurian period, just q million years ago
next November, the lower Mississippi
was upwards of one million three hun-
drcd thousand miles long and stuck out
over the gulf of Mexico like a fishing rod.
And by the same token any person can
see that seven hundred and forty-two
wears from now the lower Mississippi will
only be mile and three quarters long,
and Cairo and New Orleans will have
Joined their streets together, and bcplod-
ding along under a single mayor and a
mutual board of alderman. There is
something fascinating about SCIENCE
One gets such wholesale returns of con-
lecture out of such a trihing investment
of fact.
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m7u \ WEEK guaranteed to S!aic and Female
"! Agents, in heir locality. Costs :,pTiI!NG
I'd ,otry it, Particulars Free. +. .. NICkE-
i:Y * CO., augusta Me.
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st. MarY;s School, RaIeigh, N. G..

on the ID Of September and continue twenty weeks.
1t is school of the church, which seeks for&s pu-
pills. first the kingdom Of God and His righteous
ness" Tho Bishop and Assistant Bishop arc visi-
tors of the school, II is not only one of the Oldest
schools in the South, but ii is one Of the most thor
o,sh and, considering its advantages one Of the
least expensive. For circular containing full par
ticulars apply to the Rector,
REV. ALBERT SMED :S, D. D., Raleigh NC.
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"A thoughtful book-canvasscr out
West wears cowhidc pants.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
ANDERSON COUNTY,


TENIIE undersigned have this day enter
4 cd intoa coparticrship under the
name and style of R. w. SIMPSON ,E
CO., for the purpose of buying and sell
ing Real Estate upon commission, and
lave opened au Office ~ Pcndlcton, i'll
Dr. Maxwcll's Brick Building, and ut
Anderson G. H., i'll lloyt tI Co.'S Print
ing Office.
All Lands intrustcl TO us will be lib
orally advertised ut the North, rs well as
ut home.
Our utmost cndra"nrs will he oycrtcd
to induce immigrants from the North
and West to settle among us, and buy
up our unoccupicd lands.
Being onlptcl in this undertaking
by Il desire 10 promotc and advance tn"
interest und prosperity OF The whole COM
,nunitv quite as much ;,s orr own, VIC
solicit the assistance and cooperation OF
all persons friendly to uur efforts.
l.. ". SIMPSON,
tiIASi. j. i!A>itALL,
JAMES a. ilUIT.
June 10, 1919 Il
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DOTBLE your TRADE.

Druggists. Groccrs and Dealers! Pure China
and Japan Teas in sealed packages screw top cans,
huxcs or hall r!ics:,--,i:Jw.rs' prices. Send for
circular. TIiE WELLS TEA COMPANY, 2Ol
Fulton ST., y. y. y. q. Box 1850.
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Manufacturers of Cotton Gins, Cotton fiin FcGl-
description. Our Gins hayc been in ns lii-r:y
years, and have an established go .'. g. SIM
p!iciiy. light-runuin., ,!ur"hiI quality
aud quantity OF ini PRODUCED. nu: Feeder is e;'-
Sly attached TO the Gin. and easily operated 'y
any hand of ordinary intelligence. They are the
simplest and cheapest Feeder in the market, ana
feed with more regularity than is possible by hand,
incrcaS:n. the out-iurn and giving cleaner ana
better sample. At all Fairs where exhibited and
by Planters having them in Use, they have been
accorded the highest cnconiumis Our CondcnserS
arc wcll-nadc durable and simple in construction,
and do what is required Of them rapidly and well.
or OH Condenser, and no Gin House is complete
without them. We are prepared to warrant to any
reasonable extent, perfect satisfaction TO every
purchaser. Circulars, prices and full information
furnished. Address As above or apply te
W S. SHARPE, Anderson. S. c.
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THE SINGER AGAlN TRIUMPHANT.

i RESPECTFULLY REQUEST ail parties wishing
i to pirirlSc;l SEWN. Machine, to give tIic,c
sales Of >7l and lS12 crcia! rridin@ for there
can he no better criterion n 80 By ;han Inc sales
uf the machines that are HOW on the n;."hci.
You will STE that the lon%-lricd and work.
nowncl Singer has left all others far behind it.
| have, rs most Of you know, been selling this
machine nr the last five years in this county,
and am to-day Il much stronger advocate for il
than WAS The ,ly took hold of it. have sold
over 500 hundred machines i'll this county, that
arc giving perfect satisfaction.