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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

place with infinite pains. What will
he done when the bin for the rcolama-
tSon Of the delta Of the Mississippi, in
which 50 many Democrats are interested
comes before the Hou@ , And what is
to become of the great mass Of bills now
pending in the House. brought by per-
sons who claim damages BY warg As
for the Texas Pacific Railroad job. which
eOntemplates an expenditure of four
hundred millions. the House Committee
charged with its consideration have a
favorable report from subcommittee,
and they have gone all around it several
times. but have not yet mustered up
courage enough to recommend 1t to the
House Tor passage.
There is no probability that the old
political issue Of internal improve
ments" viii be forced on this Congress,
But the demands of locality are bound
to assert themselves in support of some
of the biggest of these pending schemes.
The kentucky Legislature has instructed
the Senators and Representatives Of that
State to vote for the Texas Pacific job,
and 1t is evident that that indefensible
measure has strong element behind it
in the House. There never will be a
time. SO far as can be seen now, when
the tremendous jobs favored by many
Democratic Congressman win deserve
moments consideration. 1t is an alarm
ing thing that. IN the midst of cam
paign of retrenchment, in which more
penuriousness than discretion is shown,
some of the most extravagant schemes
ever before Congress are regarded with
placidity, if not favor, BY the reform
erS. ~. I. 7fmeS.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

A correspondent Of Lind and Water
proves that Tultures are guided to their
feasts not BY the ere, bat By scent. He
shot large pariah dog through the
heart one day near dark bungalow in
India, eagsing pool Of blood. Half an
hour after he sag an approaching vul.
tuFe soaring in the arr, then circle. and
finally settle upon the carcass. Ere long
second followed, then . third, I'll a
dozen mustered Now. all these vul-
tures came from one direction Of the
compass. that one being the direction in
which the wind blew All Of them de-
seribed circles On approaching The re-
gion. IN order 70 tx the exact spot 81 the
sarrion. 70 which the eye finally guided
thea.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

kIr CARsoN's GRAvE,-With pardon
able warmth the Denver, (Col..) Rocky
Mountain Herald says: '.Old Zaek Tay-
lor, who chiefly saved Texas. New Mex
leo and Arizona to the Union by his
brave efforts as a chieftain in the Next
can war almost generation ago. and
who. as President of the United States,
quit the office poor but honest. now lies
buried on his Texas heath. without a
tombstone to his memory, through the
twenty years last past. And as for Kit
Carson, that grand old path finder who
showed and told Tom Benton. Fremont,
and the Government all they ever knew
about this trans Missouri empire-he.
who as a frontiersman, Indian fighter,
and pacifeatoI. explorer. and. latterly,
General of Volunteers. deserved immeas-
urably of our New West. he. We regret
to acknowledge. now lies ehucked away
IN coyote patch, under the shade of a
couple Of eotton-woods. on the Arkansas,
Southern COlorado) without even a
piece of picket-railing to protect his
grave from the prOwling wolves. or even
a peneil-mark on a single for a head
stone. to tell the traveller that Kit Car
son sleeps beneath it Thus has his
grave been allowed to stand, near the
public roadside. unprotected and inlet
tered. ever since his sudden death there
in 1868. to the shame of not only South
ern Colorado, but of all Colorado and
New Mexico also, including the Legisla-
lures of the two Territories who are alike
ANONYMOUSLY at fault for 1t. ValOr and
fame have few incentives when the bones
of such pioneers of bravery as old Rough
and Ready and Kit Carson are allowed
to lie bleaching above ground, while
many mere scalawags of the period are
honored with monuments to their chance
achievements"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.

Wednesday. March 22-Pennsylva-
MIA Democratic convention, in Laneas-
ter.
Wednesday. March 29.-Pennsylva-
MIA Republican convention. in Harris
burg.
Wednesday. March es.-ohiO Repub-
hean convention. in Burlington.
Wednesday. March 29.-Ohio Repub-
hcan convention. in Columbus.
Wednesday. April 5.-National con-
ventiOn Of eolOred men. in Nashville.
Tuesday. April ll.-SOuth Carolina
Republican convention in Columbia.
Wednesday. April l2.-virginia Re-
publican convention. in Lynchburgh.
Wednesday. April 26.-GeOrgia Dem
ocratie conventions BY congressional dis
tricts to elect delegates to the national
convention.
Wednesday. May lO.-Miehigan Re-
publican convention. m Grand Rapids.
Tuesday. May l6.-Alabama Repub-
liean convention. in Montgomery.
Wednesday. May l7.--NatiOnal
Greenbaek convention. in Indianapolis.
Wednesday. May l7.-Tennessee Re-
publican convention. in knoxville.
Thursday. May. 1S.-Kentueky Re-
publican convention, in Louisville.
Wednesday. May 24.-Kansas Demo
cratic convention in Topeka
Wednesday. May 24.-Alabama Re.
publican convention, in Montgomery.
Cnincrity CALI
Wednesday. June l+.-Republiczn
National convention. in Cincinnati.
Wednesday. June 2l.-Florida Dem.
ocratie convention. in Quincy.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

DIssUsrED--A veil known hank pres
ident Of hoEeesteE, According 70 the Ca
sstt>, Is Disguised He remarked. On
bearing Of the bank robbery at North
s@PtOn ia sick Of this rzscaIIy
World. DOn't 1aat e see or do baziDess
Nth anybody. I'd rather Be- an old far.
nsr. living % ; cross-rOad. fsur miles
iron the sight q everybody. With bar
rel Of cider and I've hogs. than % have
anything 70 do With banks. money OF
men"
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

DEATH OF j. W. WHEELocK.-Justas
We go to press. We are somewhat sur
prised BY the painful intelligence that
our contemporary of the Freeman died
this wednesday, morning. about nine
o'clock Though for some months con-
lined to his house by painful disease
(of the kidneys our latest intelligence
had been that he did not entirely aban-
don the hope of getting about again.
Mr.. WheelOck was far too well known
to the people of the county, and, indeed,
of the state, to need an extended notice
at our hands. Born in Eden, LamoilIe
county, in 1925, he entered a printing
Office in early life. and by industry and
lndOmitable energy some years since at
tanned to the ownership and management
OF the Freeman establishment. He had
also for two years represented the town
OF Berlin within the limits of which he
resided) In our state Legislature. Pos
sessed of decided convictions. Mr.. Whee-
lock was endowed with the ability to de-
fend them in an unusual degree. He
leaves some worthy sons, who viii sue
coed 70 his business. = WdtchBsan.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

The jury in the sawyer trial after BE-
ing cut "a hours hilei to agree. seven
voting for acquittal and Eve for sOnvic-
ton. and they were discharged Saw
yer vas then admitted to bail in the
sun Of $4,000.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

more fuss Tlton. Bowen. or the MOul-
tons make over it the worse thew seem
to set sn2rled up RANK.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28


The Indiana Republicans in their
State Convention Tuesday nominated
Minister Orth for Governor. and SEN
dorsed" Senator Morton for the Presi-
dency. as they were expected to do but
they adopted a platform weaker even on
the vital questions Of the day than the
speeches Of their chosen candidate for
the Presidents chair. On the currency
question they declare in favor of specie
payments, but ask Congress 70 repeal 50
much OF the resumption act as provides
a day for resumption. and then let the
currency alone; and they make a bid
for the support Of the rag baby's friends
by declaring that the Republican is the
true Greenbaek party. Minister Ortb.
It Is said. will come home from Austria
at once and take the stump. We trust
ne has learned something abroad and
will enlighten his constituents
A Frenchman. who came within an
ace Of losing his life by the recent boil
er explosion at Barnet. Vt. delivered
himself on the following: nv q. T
must Be a better man dis make tree
time been scat to death once dev
shoot ne for muskrat, next time 20 il
bridge and be blown Of in riyare anil
DIS time. dis old tiOg aim right At Il.
guess mean it. Guess be good man
now
NiAi@A>~s tnaiow. E1sre hare sog t.r..o
iFs heen = Lonaon - 49, the ase~u.
AiHsae~. Ninsise. SAT ed yo.a ss.nr.9
"a ssnsszi.le's zrip Il my Aasr.
fzssf~.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28

Esaais~. Hinalou. nls,sre hare sea t.-s.~
- heen . Londsn - 49, the ass~u
ansse~. Ninaiss. sAas ed sss aEsess4
: - ssnss@i,ie's grip = my Aalr.
-Eostoa Transe,ss
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-28


George L. Stone, Superintendent of
the Mlssisquoi, Montreal & Vermont
junction, and Stanstead & Cbamblv
railroads, died at his residence. in 81
Albans. last Monday, aged nearly FORTY.
four years. Mr.. Stone was a native of
waterbury, and had been In the cont;n
uous service Of the Vermont Central
t~enty-three years. at Mortified Wa
.erDury' Rouses Point and St. Albans
ne had worked himself up. by his in
dnstry' sagacity and honesty, from a low
pace 70 the responsible position he ~
cupled at the time of bis deatb Ho
wa one Of the most popular gentlemen
o1hhected with the road. and had hosts
u friends along the entire line. 10 whom
lhe notice Of his death, although NO. en-
eireiy unexpected. will carry be.r,faI,
sorroW. His remains will be ;nterrad -
Richmond. '"'erred AZ
The Office Of the Collector of I,,a..t
iaevenue Tor Vermont, Designated az
c'aiiy As the Second District If ye,.,n,',
was moved. on the 18th inst from s.
'ohnspury to Montpelier. where /, :
49,. " request Of the COMMISSIONS
Z internal Revenue. Collector Dana
f e.I organized his force Of Deputies =
IoiioMs q. A. Hunt Of BrattisIos~
Depaty Tor Windsor and WiuJb.,. - =
1leA I. &. Robbins Of Rutland : I'M IN
NY Tor Bennington. Rutland ana a1I
4 4 INT Unite =, b Taft Ct Burlington
= Dsputy Tor chittenden. Franklin and
~ - ~ isie counties; W. H. Galh,s;,S
4 4. = - sohnsoory. Is Deputy for caleda'
ia ia, Essex and Orleans couuties
81 ana deputy for Orange. Washino,ar
main a. counties. Is located at the
us,ed s - g y montpelier which Is sit
IL, x, Y state street. over the Mon.pe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10
The Wonders Of The Dccp.

In her scientific cruise of three years
and a half, the Challenger steamed and
sailed 6S $50 miles, crossing both the At
lantic and Pa1iic-thc former several
times. The deepest soundings were
4,575 faihoms, in the Pacific, between
the Admiralty Islands and Japan and
in tho Atlantic 1865 iathoms, ninety
miles north of the island Of ST. Thomas,
in the West Indies. We have noticed
the principal movements of the cXpcdi-
ton from tune to time. Its return to
England has revived public interest in
the work of Prof. Wyville Thomson and
his associates, and many interesting de-
tails concerning it have appeared in the
English Journals. Many curious crabs
were brought home. One very odd
specimen, which camo TO the surface
only at night, is described as having a
head which is nearly eli eye, and body
so transparent as TO render visible all
the nerves, muscles and internal organs,
while another moro lobster-like creature
had no eyes at all. Near Amsterdam
Island. in the South Indian Ocean, the
shin encountered a belt of gigantic sea
weed. of which single plants arc said 10
attain length of thousand feet and q
thickness equal to that OF mans body.
A gale Of snow to which tho vessel was
expose in the Antarctic Ocean, CONSIST
cd of exquisite star like crystals, which
burned the skin as if they were red hot
The history of tho expedition abounds
with similar unique experimentation
tine American.
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An Irish Joke.

AS q train was passing through the
open country near heilswater lTelaho'
q few weeks ago, some OF the passengers
saw man running across field by the
side Of the line. Presently he halted,
presented his Piece, and fired, when
down fell another man standing at q
few wards distance. No sooner was
this poor creature prone on the ground
than The roiscrcant with tho gun pro-
cccaed 10 belabor his victim over the
head and shoulders with its stock, by
the way, it WAS supposed, OF hh'sh'ng
lis murlerous work. The passengers
in the train were, of course, great y
pained at being compelled 10 witness
such a cold-tloodcd assassination with
out the possibility Of interfelen G. AS
soon as they reached the next station q
body of them rushed 10 the telegraph
wires, and in II few minutes the ponce
authorities were set on the track CT me
supposed murderer. Great was The
alarm throughout the district, ana es
,ccially at Belfast, owing TO the iatal
occurrence having happened on the eve
Of the momcntous 18th of July. FOR
all the people could tell, the tradrgy
might prove the beginning OF wholesale
slaughter. The police, therefore, lost
not moment in setting INQUIRY on
foot, and a whole regiment Of inspectors
and sub-inspcctors hurried to helis'
water, intent on experimenting the sup
posed murderer All in vain this COM
mcndablo display of energy. lie never
would be unprecedented in this world tor
one very good reason. The whole
affair was hoax from beginning to end,
the assassin and his victim being leagncd
together TO brighten the public. Are
there any horse ponds, we wonder IN
the vicinity OF KeIlswater
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10
Shcrif'S Sale.

Saua Building, Saving and Trust Association,
H. &. Stanley and Sarah j. Stanley. }
NOTICE hereby given that, pursuant to tho COM
Y mani Of a special writ OF execution or order oi
sale Issue from the clerks Office of the l4th judicial
district court sitting ia and Tor the comfy 81 Saline
aud state Kansas, and 10 me directed anu delivered,
lwill, On SATURDAY,, the
Second dag Of September. Il. D., 1875,
at2o'cck M oi said day, NJ the front door Of The
count house n the city OF Nsna, IA sa;d county and
state OGtr sale at public suction, - tse histe>
aud best bidder cash in hand, the following dc
sUribed property, to-wu;
lois numbered one hundred and sixiy-nine 0ss)
aud one hundred nni seventy onc( CD and one huH
drpd td.svvcnty- tisS), on fourth street ~
the city OF Sana, according 10 the plat thereof on
r,ori the office al Register ei Deed. wiihin ano
for said county and S'Alr,
10 be sold the property Of nc above named dcied
ants 20 satisfy said spec WI u cNccGton OF oT!ei
81 sale.
owen under my hani this md day Of August, \.
ID. 1875 II. ID. BAkEE,
aj-5w Sheriff.
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8 8 9 8 8 3 3 8 8 8

TO the Working Class.-We can furnish you
employment AT which you make large pay, in your
own locality, without being away from hcmc over
night Agents wanted IN every town and county To
take Subscribers foI The Centennial Record, the lar
ces publication in The Emitted StatCslC pages "a col
Gmns; elegantly Illustrated; terms only 81 per year
The Record Is devoted 10 whatever is or interest
npctod with the centennial year. The Great EXhib-
lion AT Philadelphia is fully Illustrated in detail Ey-
cryhody wants IL. The whole people feel great inter
est their Country sCcntcnnal Birthday, and want
90 know all about IT. an elegant patriot crUyOn
drawing premium picture is presented free 20 each
subscriber. II is enti'led, 'n RENE nhrance of the
onc llundrcdth Anniversary Of the Independence OF
the United States.' Size % by 80 inches. ANY one
become successful agent, Tor hu show the paper
and picture and hundreds al subscribers easily OBJ
isintd everywhere. There Is no business that viii pay
like this al present. We have many agents VINO are
making high Sef per day and upwards. Now j.
the time; don't delay. Rcm,mb n costs nothing "a
give the business trial. SEMI Tor our circulars,
terms, arl ample copy uf paper, which Is sent free
all VIII PLY; do it to-day. Complete Outit sent
a. those ssaO decide 20 engage. Farmers ahi me
chnnicS, snd their anu daughters make te very
best OF Agents. Address
IiIE CENTENNIAL RECORD, Portland, Maine.
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SheriT's Sale.

sAi.a budding. Saving and Trust Association,
II T. Nlckies and LILA r. ckes.
--OTIUE Is hereby given that pursuant 10 the COM
nlafisl OF 4 special writ ct cNtc.ti4n order 81
80, ISSUED from the clerks OH e OF the lith Judic,
>frc: court ting ijln ane for the county Of -
a. a. rnd state of Kansas ana d:r ccged aud de-
!ivrrC4l WILL on SAiiir lay, the
Second day Of September, 4. D.. 1875,
=: O'clock D. m 81 SAID day, n the front door 81
I'll eilt hons, ia the csiy 81 Salaa, IA SAID county ans
Stale u!lsr rlr sale al public auction. 10 the hsghes
49, b,st b.disr Tor cash m hand, the following de-
ssri, e5 properly, to-wlt:
Lot numbered GTty-ei-a, C on fourth street, in the
rttv al saIlua sccuring ~ the plat thereoi On rtcgr
i'm The Office % r. .ster o. DotGs, w4,hia Sna iUl
said c0unIy and STATE.
t. be sold "a ir property cf TIE above named defend
ants satisfy said special Writ OF execution or oTyio'
81 sale.
,..veA ,.4l-g -. aaAl ..--s - d4y Il Az .
leo. n II DAhLh,.
-~-yg S->4A
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-FLlRM -EOR SIZE.

SNyS ACRES Of land, six miles north of Saina,
az ~ the Saline riyug adapted for stock rails
Ing or farming. Saline rive, runs throul h the place
The place is well imborcd. iIiy acres under cutiya-
Walton, good house with cellar, well of water,
stone chicken house and other good outbuildmgs.
Title perfect, and warranty deed given.
TERMS Half cash, and balance IN two years.
A good bargain can be made 10y applying soon Adj
dress or apply TO MARTIN GARNERlCi,
Supt. of Saline County Poor Farm
rnstoflec address. Salina. Kansas
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Patronize Home Manufactures
THE CLIMAX"

wish 20 announce 10 The farmers OF G n;T!l Kansas
that am now permanently located at Salina, Kansas
and intend manufacturing my improved Tanning MI
Climax. Having had dn experience: of over J. years
the business feel justified in making the assertion
that The Climax has eqHGl for the great variety o.
cleaning That can be done by Il: cleaning anything N
the shape at. grain, from grass seed zap 10 corn.
also rake IN connection with my ndl business
very nice article OF Mix safe, with wine on doors and
r,drs, which admits lce circulation of air and light
two things Indispensable for the raising of crcanl
Evcry Juach,Rc warranted 20 Ice of the best maeria
ami thu mechanical par first class.
shop CD Filth ST., in Lap building.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
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Sherif@s Sale.
Rrru NJ DicRERNAS.

Rvru NJ nICRERNAN.
ANo. nICkEGHtAN. '
NOTICE is hereby gwen that. ps-sia0t % the com
y maud oi 4 writ of execution, issict iruta ~,
clerks occ 81 the fourteenth Judicial district court
sitting in and for the county OF saline. ant state 81
ka1sas and TO diTcc;cd aad delivered, w.A, on
tae
N.sstceatk SGy ot Asglsf, 4. D.. 1876.
at two O'Clock, u. III Of said law, a ie front do1r q
the court Letzc. II The city al Sana, sri county
aud state urr Ior ssle 81 lulc sEci ion 90 The hg b.
ari ls bidder. for Cssh In hand The ioiioWtnS do-
scribei property, to-wt;
TIE west iOy CD acrCs of the northwest Qaartr gu
~ the southeast quarter 90 and the southeast
quarter CD Of Tee northeast q1a-;cr 90 81 scctlol
tyagty-siN f5l, ia township ie.irtecn lN s',u5a 81
range four Qj, west 81 tbc sixth I'D prsucipal me-
rGan.
T. the ru-tv o. Saline au3 Sse 90 Kansas q be sod
,he prol~lu oflhe above NAMED defendant 70 siia y
S8.I Noruffo.
a. - 5-EfE
isv S4--s4
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10
Notice to Taxpayers.

OFFICE or COUNTY TREASURER,
SALINE COUNTY, Kansas, 7
Saina, July 9th, 1876
Notice Is hereby given tn at the following desert
bed lands and town ioi s. or much thereof Is may
be necessary for that purpose. VIII, on
Tuesday, tie 5th day Of September, Nert,
and the next succeeding days thereafter, be sold by
me- at iublic auction al my Office at the court house
In Siia for the Delinquent taxes and cha ges there
' i- ' C. Z. FAULKNER,
County Treasurer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-10

THE ENORMOUS WASTAGE of grain, so iaertaJls
ruth OTHER styles Of Threshors, be SAVED by this
Improved Machine sufficient, eveTJ job, 10 Gdn
pay al expenses OF threshing
FLAX, TIMOTHY, MILLET, HUNGARIAN and
like seeds treshed, separated cleaned and saved
as easily and perfectly as Wheat Oats Rye or Barley
AN EXTRA PRICE is usually paid for grain and
seeds cleaned By this machine, for extra cleanliness
IL THE WET GRAIN of 1875, these were substan.
tally the ONLY MACHINES that could run with profit
CT economy, doing fast, thorough and perfect work,
t5koR OtisS utterly failed
ALL GRAIN. TINE and MONEY wasting conpiica.
lions such Endless Aprons" "Raddles "DeGters,"
"Pickers," etc, entirely dispensed wih less thai
one-haf the usual Gears Belts Boxes, and Jourrais
easier managed: moro durable; light running lost
1y REPAIRS dust; no ltterings" TO clean DIP; rot
troubled by adverse winds, rain or storms. -
: FARMERS and GRAIN RAISERS who are posted
In the largo saving made by it will not employ info
rior and wasefnl machines, but will Spsid on this
improved Thresher doing their work.
FOUR SIZES made for 6, 8, 10 and IL Horse
Powers. Also a speciality OF SEPARAToRs, designed
and uado EXPRESSLY FOR STEAM POWER.
TWO STYLES OF HORSE POWERS, Viz: our i'm
proved "Trple Gear" and our "Spur Speed" CYocd.
bury Style both Mounted on Jow wheels.
If INTERESTED in ThreshiDg Grain Raising
erply TO Dealer write for Iustra-
ted Circular sert ree giving full particulars Of Sze
Styles, Prices, I ?; :, etc.
Nichols, Shepard d Co.,
BATTLE CREEK, MICE.
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. VT r. g. soHA BARNES
e11,5o Averaged Ter Day.

Fulton, Mo-, December ith. 1874.
Messrs " T. C John Brrncs. Eockford, ILLINOIS,
Centicmcn: I sawed no frets for haustradc for pnr-
tco. and - brackets, in first two days running. Eve
ry one who has witnessed the working of the saw has
pronounced II the most useful machine ever invented
have been working from twelve To sixteen men, ana
have hone all my shop work (scrol saving on your
machine, running II daily since purchased II, and
have paid nothing for repairs. except for SAWS, winch
Gmount was comparatively small, Three weeks since
purchased some imported woods and some nice de-
signs and turned my atent!on,to fret work. have
averaged per cay. since that time, sli5o; snow Of
no occupation rs pleasant and profitable Tor anne
chanic to spend his winter evenings at As the above
Your machine runs lightly and easily that L VIII
not tire the most deeaic after little practice;
in fuct consider your machine Indispensable to mn!
carpenter however small his business is he csm IN
rcduce the little machine 10 his scrap pile, and rnaS
enough brackets inionc week 60 pay Tor his machine
CONSIDER my machine just essential IN ny shop Is
a bunch OF bench planes.
Very truly,
n. FRED BELL,
Architect and Builder.
rE-Adlrcss, for rllrinforal;Ion,
". =. a JOHN UARNES,
PCXSon Rockford Illinois
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