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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

THE Turks have an enviabe facility of
disposing of incompetent or unsatisfac-
tory sultans. Murad Efendi had hardly
seated himself upon the throne into
which he was forced after Abdul Aziz
had made such an effectuaI use of pair
of scissors in his bath when he was sum-
mariIy retired and Abdul Hamid has
been declared sultan in his stead. There
is little use in giving the details of the
new sultan's biography, as they will
doubtless appear in his obituary in a day
or two. The deposed sultan was in
curably addicted to strong drink, and
deIeriun, trenasns were unfavorable to the
management of affairs in the present
critical situation of the Turkish state
it is to be hoped that the new sultan
will have the good sense to keep sober
and save his own head.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

OF the South Pass jetty works the
New Orleans Bulletin says: The jetty
contractors are busily employed in con-
structiug the desired works at the head
OF the improved pass to get TO deep water
We have no doubt but that if they keep
on as they have been working for some
time past, they viii gain the end so
ardently hoped for and so long awaited
&, VII,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

SCATTERED about the earth there are
supposed to be 100000 or IL 1,OOO,0OO
of Jews alive Thousands of these peo-
pie are rich, some of ,them own colossal
fortunes. Rothschild could buy up the
fee simple of Palestine. Goldsmith might
rebuild the temple of Herod. Monte
fore has money enough to cast a golden
statue of king solomon. But of those
wealthy Hebrews, not one is willing to
60 bac5.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1876-09-22

The hair of woman nearly ninety
years of age, who died in. Martha's Vine
yard, was wholly woven in with false hair
which had not been removed for over thir-
ty years, and was held in place by one
hundred and eighty pins. One article of
her dress was held together by three hum
dred and eight pins, although her bureau
cs5Efssilsegs ufsketvsrizls z.ew dress -E,atfeTJss
sc ali kizsths-ssrai gssas4saes, some OF them
bought sixty-four years ago, and one ele
CANT brocade silk could be traced back
two hundred years.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1876-05-10
-....,--...v-... .ins Jun.so, 1876

",
Arrosrsof Taxes for Year knA S-
W hole TAX on % acres AND ImpfoFeA tman West
On Mcclellan reaa. assessed 10 Sul
uing'I
whole tax on house and let; i9eated On zen
fosa, assessed 10 squire Williams, sio'"
second half Of tax on lot and IMPROVEMENTS n
s se.ssd u; N houaro untveIs DSo. AZ "a
w.. :, 90 and
lax On nGrtaeast quarter CO. o. 0s s1bdtTi
sion, assessed 70 Samuel West, s2.Ts.
who,o -, cuv,, ,,bd;
vision, assessed TO Samuel wells, % o.
~ and improvements, in Hsus' subdivision,
ssssed to Thomas Warren, s3.o5.
ments, in Wright and Oox's subdivision, as
seSsed to Theodore Wheeler sj.e+.
assessed to Thomas Weaver, ST.32.
Second half Of tax on lot 81 in HAYS subdivision
oSHsSs ni ~ u r San on 10. o., ~ as
" AnoihAS "oa'0i' $50
located near Mardocs. Mill road assessed to
Thomas Wilson. Al So -'
-
located on Wheeler road. assessed 10 TsientIne
Wshier, siOs.i5. "
located on Wheeler road sssesssd 70 Wnod'
; bury Wheeler, s35S5.
Hill suhJiyision- assessed 10 William b Webb
tsl5.
assesssJ 70 wiiIiam n webb Al SO. :,
"
Whole tax on lot Is3, In Uniontown subdivision,
" '- -
Whole tax on II aores located on Seventh-street
road, assessed to William II Williams, s5.T5.
Whole tax on lot %, In Shsrman's subdivision,
assessed to William L. Wall, t2o.s0.
Whole tax on lot p and improvements in Sec
tion q, in Howard University subdivision, as
'-'- - " ''''i' sA
Whole tax on one half acre, located on the Canal
Oomnany's land assessed to WiIIiam yoo5v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

That Is a very sweet thing going the rounds
OF the papers, telling how the daughter OF
ex-Postmaster General Jewell telegraphed
her mother, as soon as she heari OF his res
ignation, "cons graduating her on Mr.. Jew
ellis release from Cabinet Office" Just rs II
The silver haired statesman coul Int have
laid down the cares Of office 81 any time, Il
he bad been so disposed II Is q little singu-
lar, by the way, that the self-sacridcing pa
uiots who hold ONCE never realize what a
hAro ume they are having Of IL until they
are renewed, by failure OF election or special
request Tor their ACKNOWLEDGEMENT the
latter. Then the sense OF what they have
been suffering for their country,s sake come,
upon Them Ike flood OF tears, SO 70 speak.
II Ia very touching.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

This is a question that comes home to
everybody, and the suggestions to the desired
end are various. A coIresf .Ident OF the
New York Post addresses himself to the sub
teet In dead earnest: and asks, first, In q
spirit OF fervid wrath IL there is not some
where among our tsilors such a combination
OF common sense, taste. aud enterprise as
Will ensure our liberation from the present
tnraldom OF dress Look at it, he says.
Count the folds that wrap a mans vital
parts, chest and abdomen. A gauze under
shirt, q linen shirt, double and treble tailor's
trimmings around his waist Tor his
trousels), a vest 1.-TWO thicklesses or mate
rial), suspenders, a coat two or three thick
nesses OF materially, q hat, sweltering and
bot. Is there not sense enough to rid US of
AL this burden aud make US comfortable?
We ridicule the women with their PIN
backs and their pull-b backs and their paniers
and their bouffantes. Are we men any more
sensible? Let some man In the tailoring
line correct all this, and his children, and
al the suffering sons of humshity, viii
srise up and call him blessei J." Let us (men)
swear our gauze under jackets snd our
drawers, and over them simply q flowing
tunic and trousers OF SILK, delain ne, or bunt-
ing-any thing cool; no iIippery or dead
weight; let us put on the Oriental cork hat,
either broad brimmed or helmet shaped"
Tnls mucn as 70 com Tort In the day time.
For rest at night in this sveltsriug weather,
the Post correspondent suggests first q mat
ting made In India or China, thickly woven,
but very elastic, for laying on mattresses
under the sheets. They are nou-conductors,
they keep the mattress from heating, and
are deliciously cool TO the person. He says
he has bought these In Bslti more and Wash.
fngton, but never saw one In New York, ex-
cept IN the houses Of Old India merchants.
Failing these, nothing In cooler to sleep on
than canvass ticking &, stretched over q bed
frame Alter the mattresses have been taken
of and put away. A roller, with ratchet
at one end to tauten up, with the other end
tucked across, is all that is necessary. Try
an old-fashioned canvass bottom cot bed
stead, with sheet only to cover IL, and test
the matter.
Thirdly, he recommends Chinese night
dress called poJdnas, made OF raw silk, con-
sisfiDg OF loose flowing trowsers tied about
the waist with q drawing string; over that
loose sack OF the same material, with dow-
Ing sleeves, buttoned mp to the throat. The
sensation In wearing this gar .nent, he AYERS,
Is "perfectly delicious"
As contribution to a common cause In
which many millions OF parboiIed men are
interested, We give the readers OF Thk STAR
the benefit Of his suggestions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

The Philsdelphia Guy Item In real mad
ever the refusal OF the Centennial comm,.
sioners TO open IL on Sundays. 1t says Gen.
Hawley IL the most unpopular man In PM
adelphia; that he Is, In fact, " the biggest dead
head, and the biggest pig head, OF the whole
tribe" Quoting late editorial paragraph
from our columns, IL says that, II the exhi-
bition were opened on Sundays, 10 would
''pay splendidly, morally, religiously, edu-
cAttoually, nationally, and pecuniarily."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

In THE STAR OF yesterday the allegations
OF some Washington malcontent to the New
Saa In regard to the health OF this city were
efectualIy disproved by facts, and statistics
adduced TO show that the death rate In New
York, Baltimore, and other large cities, is
always greater than that Of Washington,
In the same issue OF The STAR an account
OF me proceedings OF special meeting OF
inc board OF health OF this city waJ pub.
lished, which showed that the death rate wa,
decreasing, and that, while II is still very
high-about 40 per one thousand-the NOR
tality In New York city for the same week
was nearly twice as high. being over 70 Der
one thousand per annum. Tuese figures
carry their own argument with them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19
The star for the Summer.

F9sons Leaving ne city may haue TIE STAR
ssus 10 0ev adttess by mad, postage prepaid
for alch period Of time a. they may dessrs, at
fhe rote Of rs cents per Oeek, 60 cents per no,th
ol.75 for three nsosnhs, or "a for ax nsosths
- ne money to pay for TIE Tins req.ared
Ss,a On az cases dcconpoy TIE order. Ochsr.
wise ne paper coyuos be se,u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19
THE END HAS COME AT LAST.
FINAL WIND UP OF THE SPRING TRADE.
EVERY YARD OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK
TO BE SOLD AT COST
SPECIAL NOTICE.
SOMETHING NEW.

:, loo yards richardson SHIFTING LINENS
Mes. 6, and H. in shorf fr ON - to 7oc
per yard, less thln half price.
zoo yards VIC LAWNS, remnants, at l:xc. per
100 pieces H.1bure EDGE, handsome patterns
and me qualities. 50 pieces NAINsOOK EDGE,
wide goods, in fine qualities.
rs doz. Ladies II. Q. pure Linen HANDK ER-
money. Pure EiSfS Lawns. n band.one T pas,
at I2Hc. Black GBEHADIEEs, all kinds, At hsli
price. Some pure Silk and Wool, in Stripes aud
Plsids. for Overdres,e5. White Organdie LAWHS
in Paid and Plain. Whits LINEN LAWH, all
a full stock of Domestic Go ,ds at agents prices.
iyisG Go. Sl4 sth It.. near fsnnS. ave.
TRIs Is 70 GIyl hQTIOl, That The sub.cri
the District Of Columbia, holding . Special Term.
letter. M q nGS0 on see ersSn estass
county, d. O., deceased. An persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to the
subscriber. on or before the 18TH day Of July
next: they may otherwise By Law bs excludea from
al benefit Of the said estate Given under my hand,
jyl9-v.N CHRISTIAN HN0EL, Adm'r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

1t Is quite useless TO send Us any more
Custer Poetry. We have published two or
three pieces OF the best, or rather the least
execrable that have reached us, aud pro-
pose to stop. It was bad enough for poor
Custer TO 60 to his death with dozen leaden
bullets in his breast, without burying him
under o tons weight OF leaden poetry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

The loss Of the facilities afforded by the
FAST mall trains Will be brought home TO
Washington after the I'D inst, when mails
from New York and intermediate points, in
stead OF reaching here at about one O'Clock
In the afternoon, will not arrive until the
usual time-fve or six O'Clock p. m. The
loss OF these facilities will be severely felt
not only by the people along the lines OF
roads on which fast mail trains are now run,
but oy thousands OF people living hundreds
OF miles on either side OF these lines, whose
mails are now brought TO them by lateral
lines much sooner than formerly. II Is To
he hoped that Congress Will remain In ses-
sion long enough TO hear from the country
upon It's action in this business 1t might
then think better OF this matter and res tore
70 the people what they have learned to APP
preciate so highly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19
Reading Matter on Every Page

Acreage s,rovn Daily Circulation
orer f5,0OO,-6efnD more than
three fisnes that Of any other
daily paper Ira Washington, and
equal to that Of all fhe other
daily papers iss the city added
fOQefber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

Opinions will differ as to the propriety o
ex-Secretary Bristow's action in refusing to
disclose conversations which took place
during Cabinet sessions relative to the
whisky frauds Notwithstanding he has receiv-
edphe full permission OF the President to do so
While 1t In doubtless true, as the ex-Secre-
IA<y says, that, when before the Congressional
committee, he stated that no inference ad :
verse TO any one should be drawn from bis
refusal TO answer their questions, an i'm
preston unfavorable to the President was
created In some quarters, which was not re-
moved until he gave Mr.. Bristow leave, and
even requested him to tell al he knew. Mr..
Bristow now arrogates to himself the decis-
Ion Of the matter Of propriety In the case,
and holds that the obligation OF public duty
10 treat such conversations as confidential
and privileged is not removed or modified by
the Presidents consent that he should make
full answer TO the questions. This looks
very like over-stralned punctillousness on
the part OF Mr.. Bristow, and by many will
be construed as indicating a desire on his
part TO Indirectly reflect upon the President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

FOB RENI-0n 6eores,o~n Beishts, BRICK
II hOUek, IA room e, ! acre Of groend: Go per
ms nth w. II DUC6AL,
Uhtm,vSt Cor. Boad AMI Il ixh streets.
EORREbT-4s Massachusetts, svep uesnorth sesf
water: large yArds: Convenient 20 street cars go
Per month. EDWARD O.CABRIHG TON ,yR.,
jy7 I'm asa Louisiana avenue. ODD. Ci.y H.n.
EroR BLBT--An elegant RURAL HOME, one
mile from city: ten room house. deifehtfui drive:
ave acres Of ground, stable, &c; ese per uon.h
.- BOB A. PHILLIPS,
Ie55 I'm 6e3 18th street uorth Invest, " . stairs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

$40 18Th Ct Brick House. Is roo Ms, med. imp. d,
sti Get aud 18th, Brick House, g rooms mod imps,
212s street, Brick House, 10 rooms, mod imps. y,
SpyC. ~S'''
sIs-s21 al.t street, Brick House, rooms, mod
imps. S26 90
1926 5lth street, Brick House 6 rooms, mod inn
$500. ~
7e3 18th street. rrsme House, s rooms. Gas co.
1883 street, Frsme Houee, rooms, ol<T..
2Al2 Virginia avenue, Frame House, rooms,
oli 0J.
241o Virginia avenue, Frame House, rooms,
1S14..2I6 24th street, Frsme House and Store,
SAC 20 ana Is 90
On Coitsee Hill, Frame House, rooms, slsoJ.
E.s wEsCOTT,
jyls-6t' corner nth and streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

Notwithstanding the elevated condition of
The thermometer both houses OF Congress
yesterday were RECALLED by political speeches
OF an exceedingly lively character. ConsId-
ering the perslstency with which the dog
star RACES just now one would suppose that
orr solons would eschew politics and finish
mp the important business before them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

EoR RENT
HOUSE No. 1905 RIeas STREET,
Between and and 18th and 18th streets.
The best house In the CITY for the price. go per
month; eleven roolns; every convenience, and In
perfect order. Apply ct onos 10
Arms KErCHAN,
tsalH sic y strese.
FOE .ssA a. 70. 9HtI, ooee,
cets-T 81 IA Sssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

The New York Express tdemocratic) de-
nouncss In just terms the scandalous river
snd harbor bill, TO which both houses have
contributed to make II one OF the biggest
pieces OF plumber and jobbery on ecord. The
Ezpress says: ave have no hesitation In sa y.
ing that four nfths OF the items ought to be
struck out, and IL this cannot be done, that
the whole bill ought to be killed. II Is time
TO stop log rolling legislation
That was veIy manly speech made by
MI. Lamar In derunciation OF the Ham borg
massacre, ard we doubt rot that he was
entirely sincere in Its utterance. Now, il
MI. Cox viii take ierdly hint he will not,
Tor the sake OF saying smart things against
republican misrdle IN South Carolina, put
himself In the attitode o. seem'p. ID defend
the Hamburg ouife-e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

MADAMk kESTRLL, M. D., Q Thoroughly en-
W lsriepoed and scientific Ladies' Physician ana
mtdwne OF years prsotioe attends ladies ct their
homes, or comfortable private rooms careful nurS-
Ing, and the best medical attendance 81 the Doe
tors private residence. Ladies placing Themselves
under the care OF Madame Restell are guarautss6
scientific treatment snd . speedy cure. Ofhos and
Residences corner Of South SHARE and Dover streets
Baltimore. sepI,-iv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19
FOR SALE.

EOR sALK-Let OLD DooKs. WINDpW
II tRANEt sad SASS. afso, foor nj rHOs
WINDOW. Inasirs scr sth - rOrthve-t 10 81
L'oB sALf--h nne Bsy HoRSE IN hsod, hisa :
Il suitable ior s3y 90 orfye IN bsesy. Ia. ~
anire D. 81 llst street northwest Jyls - N
Eok sALK--Ts. STICK, sirtsrs-, sse Cod w.n
u % sGROCKRT SroEE sit1af m the h-srt a
the city reasons for selling. cksnce 20
sny ere sishins 90 enssf. IN bus,ue-., q % - "A
old-eesblleeed sterd Argly % the k.si kstate Of
nee Of ,. q row Len 1907 street az. l,s 81.
Eos sALE-A isree humber % second h.ad
u CAB RfAGre % evesy A scffptiOn. l1-A -.
eustnl Top and Motor kCGGIhs sne 49,
PETITIONS. which VIII b sold . -
erinee O. elose out. large reduction on Oar
H.. ,oi sSb.. H. ekAhas, sio 20 tls sth
voH BOX FoR sALR-Nesriy pew; sxs te~s In
the clear made In sections: viii be sold ch.as
Appp MStSt PenDsylssnis avenue M. lgls ca
EoR sALK-Ope Of the q vest MoCkiNa BIRDS
IN The city: sl.o BED BIsp sad CANA 50
- ~, Al ssse singers. Apply az No ,aI nR
SkEp EoB SALE : 80 eco Loaps or
- WASHED TIBBk CRIIk SAND Cor rs cent
Per Iced Apply 20 JOHN LYONS, corner OF
Mssylsnd avenue and ID st.sw. 1TB In
CARRIAGES, CARRIAeEs, oARRIAeUs-
- The largest and moss varied as>ort- !. *.
ment Of latest style Of Carriages, Coup 30 ~
kockavays. jump -scsts, PARA Phstons -
yssGers, TOP and no.Tcp Bueries. Also, Severn
ene second hAod Panel Carriage and Buggies q
@sIii-n no sic nh St. BET. Q and b, no.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

DIAL ESfAfE DULLkYIN
rHOs. Z. .wAeexMAn. SIS ,sh u
lChuaoes Made Every Wednesday and Sdt,odoy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

AffhKroHs AHHIH NJ sHsLOFs
Alproeehss eonpissson. IL b having vsry lsr.s
ssls. Parties IN wsshinGtol or vicinity desiring
nen6 Or uD % press. from the agency, al . ~
street. where al styles Of binding may be seen.
eDs0no DAsS ssnt grsth on aPplios-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

We have very large stock Of
JuyIHILR BOOKS,
Len over from the Holiday season. rhese Boom
are suiteoe Tor premiums for schools. We viii
make liberal discount from the regular prices fof
fsecbsrs are invited 10 examine this stock.
MOaUN BROTHERS.,
mysl-n 1o1S Penna. avenue. cor. lith sfrsss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

We offer Genuire MACKIUAw STRAW HAT
for soc. Gail early, intend to close them out
WILLEYY q RUOFF,
Jh1w eos Pennsylvania avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-19

81 and IS eampson ct. w, mod imps.,5 Re . rs
For further list OF Houses at oil pricts apply at
the ONCE.
Looms.
One OF o. ,O00-9 pr cent for neSt Nating jyls In
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
& Wilson'S
ROTARY-HOOK, LOCK-STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
MORE THAN
OF THEIR
Family Machines:
IN USE.
A Quarter of Century's trial has DEM
Onstrated their Superiority.

wheeler g. Wilson'S New Nc.
Machine must eventually super.
sede all others now known with
which it comes in competition. We
recommend for it the Ii G est
award Which it is i'm the power OF
the Institute to bestOvV.' .''-From the
unanimous report Of the five Judges Of the
American Institute, New York, 1874.
The Board of Managers unanimously ap-
proved the report, and recommended for this
machine the Gold Medal of the Insti-
tUte.
The Board Of Direction unanimously ap~
proved this recommendation, and awarded the
Gold Medal to Wheeler s. Wilson, the only
Gold Medal awarded for Sewing Machine by
the American Institute for many years.
The Austrian Official Report of the Vienna
Exposition pronounced it the marvel Of the
Exposition" and added " this universal ma
chine sews the heaviest leather harness and
the finest gauze with truly pearl stitch"
The Grand Medal of Progress waa
awarded for it,
What the Leading Manufacturers Of BootI
and Shoes say of
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
AN INVOCATION.
BY CHARLES MACKEY.


Stay with me, Poesyl playmate of childhood
Friend OF my manhoodl delight Of my youth
Roarler with me over valley and Wildwood,
Searchingior lovellness, cropping for truth
Stay with me, dwell With me, spirit OF Poesy;
Dark is the world if thy bloom should de-
part;
Glory would cease in the sunlight and star
light,
Freshness and courage would fade from my
heart.
Stay with me, comfort me, now more than
When fears stealing over me lead to me
doubt
If men, ayel and women were all we believed
When we two first wandered the green earth
about!
Stay with me, strengthen me, soother. adorer.
Lest knowledge, not wisdom, shohld cumber
my brain! .
And tempt me to sit in the chair OF the seorner,
And say, with sad solomon, all things are
vain.
Stay with me. lend me thy magical mirFer,
Show me the darkness eXtinguished in light!
Let me not doubt shall see to-day's Error
Fooled by to-molroW's great triumph OF
Right.
Stay win me. nOurish me, robe all creation
La colors celestial Of amber and blue;
Magnify littlenuss, glorifY commonness-
Pull down the false and establish the true!
Stay with me, Poesyl Let me not stagnate!
Despairing with fools, Or believing with
kuavcs,
That men must be either the one or the other,
NIcCors or victims, oppressors or slaves!
Stay with me, cling to me, while there is life
i'll me! ''"
Lead me, assist me, direct and control!
BE an the shade what thou vert IN the sun
SHINE,
Source OF true .happiness-light Of my soul!
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05

streets deserted, the blinds of the houses
closed, Paris as silent as a tomb, flags
everywhere, it is true, but such strange
ones-white, with red crosses-and no
one there to greet our soldiersl
"For moment he thought he had been
mistaken. But no! Yonder, benfud the
Arch of Triumph, was aconfused muir
mur, aud black line that was advance
ing through the dawn. Then, little by
little, the spikes of the helmets gilt
tered, the drums Of Jena began to beat,
and under the Arch of Triumph, ca
denced by the heavy step of the infantry
and by the clang OF the sabers, sounded
Schubert's triumphal march. Then
through the street rang the cry, a treble
cry, TO arms to armsl The Prussians
are upon us!' Aud the four uhlans of
the vanguard might have seen yon-
der on that balcony a tail old man
stagger, fighting the air with his hands,
ana then fall prostrate. Colonel JouYe
was deadP Il.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-10-05
WHEELER & WILSON'S
New No. 6 Sewing Machine.

We, manufacturers OF Boots and Shoes, arr
using Wheeler & Wilson's New No. Sewing
Machine in all kinds of stitching on our work,
and confidently believe that 1t will superseds
all others in this branch Of manufactures, fol.
the following reasons:
/. The work done by this machine is superior
to that OF any other in variety, amount, excel.
lence and beauty.
2. This machine is more durable than any
other of its class, requiring much less outlay.
for repairs and renewal Of parts.
8. 1t does the cording or staying OF buttoI
holes in a most elegant and substantial man.
ner, without the expense Of royalty.
In short, because by the use Of this machine
we can turn out superior work at less cost than
with any other.
TsIGNED BY MANY.J
B6S- 1t is fast superseding all other ma
chimes for leather work.